Regina High School - Diadem Yearbook (Midland, MI)

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Sometimes all you can do is smile at some of the answers you get from your students. Social Studies Program Dedicated to Formation of Responsible Citizens Many a Monday afternoon found students studying the World News Map in preparation for the next day's quiz. One of the new faculty members, Mr. Martinez, teaches history, U.S. Gov ernment, and Foreign Re- lations.

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1 . X. IL 'ilu-our-.l The art of silk screening is explained to Debbie O'Connor by Sister Alice Ann, Art Instructor. Facult Guides Patiently, Efficiently In spite of the many diversified subjects taught by the faculty, they share a common ' goal. They try to make each girl at Regina a complete woman, spiritually and emotionally, as well as intellectually. f ' l' 3 Much hard work and planning goes into the i i V l preparation of a history class as Mr. Martinez can well attest. nfN -x Classes sometimes become very dramatic as Pam Myers, Sharon RaYk0VitZ' and Debbie Rice The drama group, coached by Sister John Helen, demonstrate' looks very happy: and they should be, Regina took first prize at the Drama Festival. I 7

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Typing, Home Ee Teach Needed Skills Jane Bell is very busy preparing something delicious during afternoon Home Economics class. Home Economics teacher, Mrs. Campbell. taught the girls many facts about running a home. rmzvi 4. . ,Y W , I Q. Mrs. Elliott, Business teacher, helps Barbara Myers with a typing problem. This was Mrs. E11iott's sec- ond year of teaching typing and shorthand. -JT! Typing students show great concentration while working on a class assignment.