Regina High School - Regina Ancile Yearbook (Norwood, OH)

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EDITOR-IN-CHIEF J ulia Sagel BUSINESS MANAGER ASSISTANT MANAGER Carolyn Ahlers Kathryn McCarthy ASSOCIATING EDITORS Alberta Emminger Margaret Gatto CIRCULATION MANAGER Dorothy Sinnott ASSISTANTS WIT AND HUMOR ' Mary Sullivan Edwina Albrink Mary C. Coffey Jeannette Fussinger ART EDITOR Irma Trendler HWEAWWQgWQMEWWWWQz1WQwWQyWWCaWWQvIWWWWHWWBQ Gawamwmwmm ammwawmmwmwawaammg ..5

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E E E i W63 The Snowliakes, Frolic Little flakes so softly falling, while caressing, Floating thither, children pleasing, Filtering, tickling, travelers teasing, I accept you as a blessing. Even though you keep me guessing If your blanket, wet and freezing, ' Will continue, never ceasing, Draping everywhere. and dressing Hamlets, towns in glistening whiteness, Making all seem new and clean I admire your carefree lightness, And your glorious velvet sheen. f E g Winter's message you release g g g $ E: On your dowuward flight of peace MARY CATHERINE COFFEY. a a G u 3 w