Notre Dame Academy - Regina Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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(Above) Even Ernie the Muppet enjoys Himself at the Mission Fair. Accompanying him are Miss Piggy, Kermltthe Frog, Fozzle Bear and Burt. The festive mood i eeps Ernie In such a good mood all during the Mission Fair that he blows a first prize bubble that is the envy of many students. (Right) Jane Burt and Chevetta Cilmore keep their cus- tomers in the happy spirit with bright smiles and cheerful laughter. Each Sophomore labored at her post throughout the day at the ciever booths, bright posters and colorful balloons the sophomores made the Mission Fair a success. (Left) Christina Emerson expertly applies mai e-up to Mary K. Pias, transforming her into a clown. Mary was just one of the many clow ns running around the Mission Fair that afternoon, one can be sure that many students and visitors laughed and smiled at the Fair. (Far above) From left to right, Jacquelyn LaPiante enjoys a snow- cone while sitting in the jali as Beth Wagner Impatiently looks at her watch. Meanwhile, Sallie Nyhan attempts to have a small chat with a tight lipped Sr. Gonda Marie, usually friends will pay a small fee to have the culprit placed In jail. It ' s Time To . . . Light Lights For Muppetational Fair Kermmy, honey, are we going to the 1982 Sophomore Mission Fair? Of course. Miss Piggy! The Fair is in our honor, The Muppets! After the sophomores toiled over plans, booths, and props, the Mission Fair proved to be well worth the hard work. The twenty- two cleverly designed booths were enjoyed by children of all ages, as well as Notre Damers. Sights in the gym included the Miss Piggy booth, the cool-green Kermit Frog Pond booth, the Swedish Chefs Sucker surprise, and the Space Landers ' booths. Of course, the Mission Fair would not be complete without refreshments. Cookies, cupcakes, fudge, brownies, and cold drinks were sold to revive any Grover Grabbers and Black Jack experts or any other Mission Fair attenders. The 1982 Sophomore Mission Fair netted over S1 ,800. The profit was given to the New Guineau Mission. The spiritual gain from this Mission Fair was the promotion of unity throughout the school and the surrounding community. Mission Fair 13

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Sea Gate sparks enthusiasm, so Let ' s Get Rowdie And Co Bananas! How do you spell relief? Notre Darners and Toiedoans alike spell relief R-E-V-I-- T-A-L-I-Z-A-T-I-O-ISI! And What is the easiest way to experience this long-awaited and greatly needed relief? Well, just let your hair down, get psyched, and freak out at one of the spastic, uplifting, fall football games! Whether or not you are a Johnnie or a Frannie doesn ' t matter. Just grab your coats, coolers, and spirits. And just boogie on down to the field and grab for the gusto! Take an adventurous journey through the ultramodern newly- constructed majestic waterfront SeaCate complex. SeaCate — what is it? Is it the home of Klinger ' s fabulous Mud Hen ' s? Is it the home of Tony Packo ' s mouth- watering hot dogs? Is it the home of the annual Toledo Fest? No, it ' s the home of Owens-Illinois ' World Headquarters lo- cated in the heart of downtown Toledo. And finally, closer to home, on 3535 Sylva- nia Avenue, from young freshmen, to sea- soned seniors, and also to the fantastic faculty, the entire feeling of revitalization reigns supreme. (Right) No, it ' s not a gigantic glass toothpick, but it ' s SeaCate! Standing majestically and proud on the riverfront. Sea Gate symbol- izes Toledo ' s new progress and regrowth. . BaTc The Port of Imagination (Above) Sea Gate, sparkling and alive with newness, is truly the port of Imagination. This bold structure houses the World Headquarters of Owens-Illinois, inc. (Right) What would the Toledo Fes- tival be without balloons? Juniors Renee Thornton and Kelly Hood zestfully observe Jenniffer Floyd fill- ing animated Strawberry Shortcake balloons. 14 Seagate