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

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REGINA . .. SEPTEMBER 4, 1956 -- Coming back to school meant something very special to us this year. We were seniors! We were gay and happy as we met our classmates again, many of whom we had not seen since last June. Friendships were also renewed with teachers and underclassmen. W by did we feel that deep sense'oF attach- ment, that eagerness, that exuberance which welled from our hearts? Surely, it was only natural for us, for during our past three years REGINA had grown upon us and now as seniors we felt more intensely the atmospheres which were becoming so vital to our youthful lives as we advanced spiritually, intellectually, and socially. Close to the shrine of Our Lady of Grace on the back campus, on one of those First days a crowd of us seated ourselves reminiscing over some of the events and activities of the past three years.

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Contents 1953 - 1957 Dedication Theme Administration Seniors Underclasses Classes Organizations Activities Patrons and Advertisers 10 12 24 52. 72. 146

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a Student World of Many Atmospheres I l :j 551w In the spring of 1954 our Religion classes held an assembly in honor of Marian Year. Those tableaux we planned with Sister WiihelminaJs assistance! In the Fatima tableau Carol VVessling depicted our Blessed RIother, and Betty Joering and Beverly Steele were the shepherd children. Fashion VViseu was another thrilling freshman experience! Beverly, Joan, Rosemary, Lois, and Carol were attractive models in their own-made frocks. We were almost convinced that we were en route to gay Parisf, Not one of us could forget those grammar baseball games with Sister Mary Teresa. Marilyn Meyers was an efficient pitcher.