Regina High School - Diadem Yearbook (Midland, MI)

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One after another the Seniors march into the Multi- Purpose room for mass the morning of Ring Day. Father DuRussell celebrated mass in school in honor of Senior Ring Day. Joyce White watches proudly as Father DuRussel1 Ring Day Finall Arrives blesses her ring. -'rv .N ji ,fi x I S ff Sophomores were responsible for the lovely breakfast and gifts which followed the Ring ceremony for the Seniors. Pat Palmer beams happily as Sr. Noreen Marie adjusts her cap for her.

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Pep Club, Team Boost Spirit at Regina The year 1966 was a year of many firsts for Regina. A rousing Pep Club was , begun this year with the help of Sr. Alice Anne, moderator, and Joyce Kapela. The members cheered the girls' basketball team and supported the cheerleaders all season long. Players and fans watch tensely as Kathy Rossiter tries for an extra point. V40 Cheerleaders lent spirit and enthusiasm to the team. Left, front to back, 9 Chris.Kavanagh, Michael Marsh, Jean Hopkins captaing right Nadine Shannon, Barb Coty and Betsy Gurnee. ..,.g. Team members watch anxiously as the ball first wobbles, then sinks into the basket, scoring another two points for Regina. The parade of floats, sponsored by the Pep Club, helped raise spirit throughout the school. Each class entered one float. It was a close race, but the Freshmen came in first.

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Experiences New and Old Made School Year Cathy Crill might not look so unconcerned if she could see the anxious look on the face of her barber, Julie McCann. Sharon Morrison is busy reassuring both of them. - 1 i . ii.. , 'vii The life ofa Junior is a happy one- or so the Freshmen dancers Linda Laczko and Susan faces of Mary Jo Kin and Ann McFadden Gregorzyk relax during activity period with seem to say. friends. It's that time again! Just before vacation lockers are cleaned out and all old lunches, boots, shoes etc. must go.