Notre Dame Academy - Regina Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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Notre Dame Acadeiii) ' depicts a learning institution that offers a Celebrating her 17th birtlidas in5t le. Dnij I ' le;.; -;l.,,;l us higher education. NDA is also the home of the Eagles. The Toledo her feelings on receiving a t-ake complete with candle. Parti«rs. Blade named this year the Year of the Eagle after its three City breaking up the monotony of lunch, are common to the ND.A League titles in the fall. cafeteria. ■ ■ ■ EIX C-ir.s . n Film 5

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ND: ' Typical? ' Notre Dame Academy (click); you know — that all girls ' school on Sylvania Avenue, where all those studies-minded girls go? This is what the average outsider might respond when asked about NDA. Is this just a typical school where the name is more important than the quality? We ' re talking high school, not de- signer jeans! Let us help you decide if this is typical NDA. As the year rushes by, one may not have time to sit back and think of all the unique occasions at Notre Dame. Rewind the film and focus in on the beginning of the year. All your classes were going smoothly when you encountered your first tests — they all happened to be on the same day so you fell asleep studying and forgot everything. This may sound typical, but how man ' schools do you know of that start the first week of August? Another unique occurence in the fall of the year was the three City League titles captured by Notre Dame: cross country, volleyball and tennis. Name another school claiming this clean sweep. Think back to your birthday — one of the most special times of all. Birthdays here are celebrated by everything from cakes to Little Caesar ' s pizza to munchies to all of the above. You pigged out while your friends embarrassed you with a chorus of Happ) Birthday ' — typical. Advance the film to the next frame. As we all know, winter is the longest portion of the school year. As the weather gets colder outside, people often get cold inside. But not at Notre Dame; with spirits high, you ' ll always find an ND ' er there to help someone up after a fall, whether on the basketball court at intramurals, or with a problem. The seniors unofRcially part with NDA at May Crowning. Culminating and closing the year gracefully. May Crowning honors Mary as the school patron. Whether joking with a friend at lunch, studying until mid- night, practicing to win the next game, or being bored in a class, it all brings back memories of your year at typical Notre Dame Academy. Julie Brandetvie An overview of the May Crowning ceremonial procession is shown. Girls proceed around the statue while reciting a decade of the rosary. Rockers have a new choice for their station. The WRQN bill- board at Airport H a ' . and Byrne Road indicates the latest rival ROOT TOLEOmS NEW fl 4 Cirls

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ND Gets Wild One thing about Notre Dame girls is that the ' know how to have a good time. Really! Just ask one of them. The ' can make fun out of just about anything. Hey, no kidding. Downtown Toledo has reached its pinnacle with the presence of the radical girls. The lunchroom supplies loads of laughs — even though the dining jams are prohibited. Students in the choir room have such a wonderful time that they want to stand up and sing. What a coincidence! These women are just too sharp. Although home study and religious activities take up a substantial part of Notre Dame girls ' weekends, one thing is for sure, they do know how to party! I like parties, Senior Judy Naddaf says enthusiastically. Many girls, such as Judy, work for the weekend parties and coed get togethers. When that Frida ' 2:43 dismissal siren rings, most gals grab their quarters and cruise to the South End, with the stereo on full blast and the windows down. It ' s the life — the focused picture of the weekend, typical of Notre Dame. Good times, good friends (Somebody write that down!) Besides having fun with the Notre Dame Academy family, the ladies in the polyester blazers also have their own families to have fun with. You know, Brady Bunch ' fun — corny and clean. Ever ' one has experienced this charades, scrabble and monopo- ly fun. Admit it. It s part of growing up. How many times has one of your dad ' s aunt ' s brother-in-law ' s next door neighbor, come up to you to tell you that you have gotten so big since the last time he or she saw you? It ' s the fate of family living. The academy girls ' families have much in common — a girl at Notre Dame. What a great similarity. These girls who ha e fun with friends, fun with family, and even perhaps on occasion, fun with faculty, are really a blast to have around. The Notre Dame girls vivaciousness is permeating the lives of the people the ' meet. It ' s catchy! All of the warmth of grins and giggles can be seen in the halls of a certain Toledo building where a bunch of silly girls make each other feel like family. The fast paced life of ND strikes again. He - women! Live it up!. Adrianne Kolebuch Jeanne Hagan, Nancy Rutherford, Monica Zoltanski, Susan Kozek, Patti Sa age, Ellen Ryan, Andrea Yambor and Gretchen Berlacher HAM IT UP! 6 Girls on P ' iln