Notre Dame Academy - Regina Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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Students Enjoy Classical Pla s Aiiyoiii ' lur Sliakesix-dre, .Niiiet -tlir : ' lulluit: WfckiiiK NDtrc Dami; stiidciils. faculty memltcrt and mothers were j»i June 10, 1983. wlum (hc-y tx ar l rd two SlK rtwa huwr» ajid ' »»i .- slatioii waKoti at 7:.3() a. in, for the- annual tnp to Slnaliitd Tiur loriH ride was broki-ii by a stop to stretch and another t j t-al nch In the- OoiiKlas W ' eldon park jutt ouUide London, CJntario. Upon arris al in Stratford, the travelers settled into roonuat tlic Mar-Cc Motel and then headed for tossn. The quaint little city of Stratford offered something for esers( ne- I ' or those into nature, there ssere paths along the Ason River and opportunities to feed the sssans. The meticuknuK lurpt Shakespearean Gardens offered an opportunity to stroll lliroMKh rose-lined paths and dozens rjf shade tree . For the iiiorc adventurous, paddle boats ssere rented to explore the river. Probably the most popular pastime, though, u-as shopping in I lie city s numerous and saried shops. Many those to take full .icKanta e of the exchange rate and go on a shopping spree. The 19S.3 plass. everyone agreed, vsere exceptional. Stu- dents coukln t decide whether they enjoyed Macbeth or . s Ydu Like It more. Eseryone agreed, though, that Gilbert and Sullivan s musical. The Gondelier ' s kept all theatre goers in stitches . The trip home featured S:.30 a.m. mass at the St. Peters Ba-silica Church in Jjondon and an earls- break st at N!cl )n- ald s Then it w.is on to the . mbassador Bridge, Detroit, l ' S. , and home in Toledo. Jennifer Mominee. along s»ith other ND. girls, come back from a short but memorable trip in Stratford. Stratford IT

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Here are all ninety-three girls and friends who experienced Stratford. The - are standing at the rear of the theatre where the Shakespearean plays were presented. The metal sculpture of f j ' ■ ' t ' William Shakespeare, ., t ' ' i the great English play- fl ' j,,f ' -M ' Wright, looks down ' ijf «V upon the Shakespearan ' ' ' gardens from its perch on a six foot pedestal. This extraordinar gazebo decorated On the wav home, the girls attended Sun- with vines is found in the Shakespearean da ' Mass in the beautiful St. Peter ' s Basili- Gardens in Stratford, Canada. ca ' Cathedral in London, Ontario. 16 Stratford

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Senior year marks the last Ma crowning for some. Here two senior lead their class in the ceremony, (top This senior homeroom group has a look of sadness and happiness on their faces as they reflect on this last cere- mony, (middle) Standing aro und the circle, the school waits reverently for the crowning . . . the big moment for Our Lady and for them. 18 May Crowning 1 1