Notre Dame Academy - Regina Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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A Super Year Of Good ' il)es I lie 198. ' l-S-4 Student (-i ijik-iI yc-ar will l e re- iiKinlx-red fifif its C;o(kJ Vibrations, clever a»M;m- l)lif-s, liarcJ workiiiii Hicers and advisor, and great enthusiasm irorn th ,- schfKjJ, The team inchjded Sue Strorij , president; Sue Pawlecki, vice-president, Debbie U ' anamaker, sec- retary; Maureen Hanrahan, treasurer; and Sr. Mary Bernadine, advisor. The theme for the year wa.s Grxxl ibralions . States Sue Strong;, We wanted to find a theme that would convey all that we wanted to ac-ctjmplish for the year, and one that we could also have alot of fun with. Throughout the year, Sue, Sue, Deb Molly tried to pick up and sent out good vibrations to all 700 Notre Darners. It isn ' t easy, states Sue Paw- lecki, it ' s hard trying to get lots of people excited and involved with our projects. One of the highlights of the year was the Student Council Workshop in November. This year was the first time in which the four officers planned the whole thing by themselves. The daily activities of Student Council included morning announcements and creatively decorating the Student Council chalk board. Debbie Wana- maker stated, For those who are not artistically endowed, this isn ' t alwa s so easv. Sue Paiclech Frosh, Marcia Gecik caii not withstand the aroma of the fresh chocolate. MMM.M doesn ' t that taste good? Marcia ' s hce re- veals satisfaction as the chocolate oozes and spreads slowly in her mouth. Student Council members ha e a Exoup discussion about what activ ities could make the 19S3-S4 year a fantastic year. One of these talks is promoting student school spirit. The fantastic four alw-ays add what is needed to make .in actixity a tim time. Long hours were spent e en before the ear began to insure Good ibrations. ' Student Council 27

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Sue Strong, Sue Pawlecki, Debbie Wanamaker. and Maureen Junior, Heidi Rummel, indulges her sweet tooth by buying candy Hanrahan re-enact Humpty Dumpty ' s plight. The did not fall, kisses at a Student Council Tund raiser. Officers Sue Pawlecki, but helped pull the student bod ' together, eveii without the and Sue Strong sell the cand ' that puts a smile on Heidi ' s face, little kings. 26 Student Council J

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Senior Jennifer Floyd works hard four to five days a week at Churchill ' s Flower Shop in Sylvania. Some of her jobs include arranging flowers in vases, working at the cash register, taking lots of orders and set- ting up displays. Lower right: The library is the room that is always filled with girls looking for books or studying for that ' killer test next period. After school, more girls are found sitting quietly doing homework or serving a de- tention. Freshman Kelly Fool - ts her hair cut at Jacobsons. Kell - and Chris Pool are known for their wild and punk haircuts. The two sisters are easily mistaken for each other and easily fool many stulents at Notre Dame. After School 28