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

Page 132 text:

OUR NATl0N'S CAPITOL is a majestic edifice. Numerous surrounding scaffolds, due to the recon- struction, in no way mar the appearance of the beautiful dome. PENNILESS BUT CONTENT, Janice Brezenski and Marilyn Nennie leave the bus upon returning home gona their wonderful, three-day tour of Washington, .C. Washington Offers V I r 128 DOG-TIRED Angie Grippe and Dolores McKeown drag their feet along the pavement of a Washington street. Theirs were just four of the 290 weary feet of Regina tourists.

Page 131 text:

HEPRESENTINC THE WINNING CLASS ofthe january paper drive, fabove rightl Mary Posch, president, proudly accepts the trophy awarded to the juniors. Mr. ,Iohn Stephan, who solicited the trophy from H. Rosen and Sons, makes the presentation. CAbovel Another load of paper is tossed into the juniors' truck by Mr. Frank Marchwinski, chairman of the drive. Mr. Alfonse Adams assists Beverly White. VALENTINE DFILICACIES are being prepared for Mrs. Richard M. Williams, Mrs. Fldward Swiderski, the attendants of the February meeting of the Moms Mrs. Clifford Poirier, Mrs. Ffdward Loye, Mrs- Joseph and Dads Club. lndustriously getting ready for the Raikovitz. and MTS- Howard Bowen- snack are the seven volunteers--Mrs. James Serracino, me Q M,m,,,,,,...... ...M

Page 133 text:

Seniors Treosurecl Memories posing figure at Arlington, site of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Rosalie and Joyce ,Iamerino look with awe at his remarkable poise. OBSERVINC THE IMPRESSIVE FIGURES of if-f the fighting marines of Iwo Jima represented by the Marines Memorial in Washington, D.C., are Ann Meyers and Karen Koenigbauer. QUIZZICAL EXPRESSIONS appear on the faces of Cathy Matesowicz, Priscilla Goedde, Sister Mary Rosabelle, and Sister Mary Emmeline as Mr. Ackle T. 1 Payne, the tour guide, points out a place of interest on the campus of Annapolis. AN HONOR GUARD strikes an im-