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

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FLUORFISCFINTLY SMILINC and always ready to render his services cheerfully, is Regina's handyman, Mr. Charles Simmons. Above, Charles replaces a lamp in one of the classrooms. Right, after a hard day's work, he is frequently and eagerly met at the school by his wife Dorothy and their four lovely children--Ronald, Karen, Diane, and Kenny. Familiar Activities Denote Informality AZ N. FIRST AND LAST place to be visited at school is the locker. Getting ready for class are llolly Mcliitrick, Gerry Myers, Pamela Mayday, Cecile Marshall, l,ois McNamara, and Sue Kunath. -i 115

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4 GREETING GUESTS at Open House is the official job of the Student Council. Pat Konieczny, president, gets ready to dis- tribute programs. Jean Iafrate, vice-presi- dentg Jill Schroeder, secretaryg and Paula Calandro, treasurer, have an informal dis- cussion before the arrival of the visitors. Student Government Fosters High Standards WEEKLY NOTICES are posted on the bulletin board which the entire student body passes by twice a day while going to, and returning from, the cafeteria. Kay Nowaske, Barbara Tuschak, and Judy Husted of the Student Council make the memos timely. STACINC for the Showboat is planned with the help of sketches. Sharon Laney, the stage director, asks advice of Carol Henn, Susan DeTone, and Charlotte Caramagno concerning the position of the performers.

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'Showbocit' Unloacls Hidden Talent SWFIETFZR THAN CANDY are the Lollipop girls--Sharon Mok, Patricia Spoor, and Jane Meyers--who pantomime to the Chordettes' version of the song. gr Dl'lSPFfRATFiI.Y ATTFYMPTINC to reach Little White Dove is Florence Poirier portraying the Indian, Running Bear. Fair maiden, Karen Paige, strives to UUBBLING MINSTREL, Nanette St. Amand, pantomimics Swanee in Al ,Iolson style. FLIPPANTLY RAMBLING to the Muskrat Ramble are Saranne Oberman and Kitty Kelly, who kick up their heels in the Cay '20 fashion.