Regina High School - Crown Yearbook (Harper Woods, MI)

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.........SOCIALLY A cloud of billowy gowns gently swirling, melodious strains echoing through a star-filled night, an atmosphere of fascination and romance . . .these are memories of a perfect evening always to be treasured. However, dances are only one phase of the memorable social events enjoyed by Regina girls. Bi-weekly record hops provide an informal setting for an exchange of friendships and the fulfillment of a basic social need. Hard work and long hours of rehearsals are devoted to creating a temporary escape from reality to a make-believe world through member- ship in the Dramatics Club. There are no large- scale productions, no professional actresses, no spectacular award presentations, and yet, thorough enjoyment is experienced by all. In the nation's capital, too, Reginites have proved their social maturity and their ability to associate with people in all walks of life. By this mingling in today's society and the personality development which it entails, students of Regina are able to build a better world socially. 9

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s A... SERVING THE GUESTS, Eleanor Lang checks the coals of Susan Goodman and her friend, Bob Hollick. CHATTING GAILY, Gwen Popiel, Jerry Klimek, Bev Sztyk, and Tom Verasefa have a friendly get-together before the dance. Dancers Reap Enioyment SMILINC AT THE CAMERA, Kathie Skawski, and her date, Chuck Krause, finish a waltz to the music of Al's Gondoliers. On the right, Karen Beckley listens atten- tively to a conversation. SMOOTH MUSIC and happily contented dancers make the Harvest Holiday a cherished memory. X., ,xg l