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

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Mu .: wwmw L i E i i 1 'i. JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVESH-Carol Scherl, Pauline Woestc, janc: Hornback, Donna Losenkamp. Mary Nicportc, Mary Beth Albietz, Nancy Kennedy, Mary Grace. SOFHOMOME RnpuusuN'rATIvEstirst row: Mary Lynn Yancey. Patty Nutcrmnn, Mary Lou Ramos. St'ruml r'rm': Kathy Brogan, Loraine .Facobs, Kathy Rainier. Tap ran . jnnct Mack, Judy DcNumn, MnrHyn Hinklm Sandy Busnm. FRIESHMEN REPRESENTED ON THE STUDENT FonvM-Smmlz Janet Lang, Sandy Frederick. Kcrin McMahon, Miriam Purcell. Celine Wocstc, Debbie Distasi, Mary Lynne Toku- clvc, Judy Hacker, Judy Albietz. Slanding: Betty Kichfuss, Suzanne Gncde, Barbara Hamilton. 29

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S F takes the lead. A visit from Archbishop Alter highlighted the activities for November. Judy U111, scnior class president, and Carolyn Burke present His Grace with a scroll depicting the appreciation of the school for his many gifts and favors. Student Forum This organization acts as a bridge between the faculty and the students. Each year this gap seems to grow smaller as the Student Forum builds up and creates :1 mutual understanding between thc two bodies. This year thC SF has carried on many successful undertakings. Senior representatives in the Student Forum assist Father Ann Humbert, Cheryl Zimmcr, Mary Hermes, Carol Buddel- Cmnan in the blessing of Ike Advent Wreath: Carolyn meicr, Janet Brune, Kathy Rizzo, and Lois Herzog. Burke, Kathy Clark, Carolyn Bifano, Karen Hansen, Mary

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MEMBERS Fox 1961762-Cnr01yn Burke, Karen Hansen, Jenn McLaughlin, Cheryi Zimmer, and Mary Ann Farrell. NHS Membership in the .National Honor Society here at Regina is bised on scholarship, character, leadership, and service to the school. A Reginian is eligible at the end of her junior year if she is sets scholastic standards judged as having these requirements. N0 par- ticular activities are required of the members as they are obliged to participate in, at least, two established organizations. G. A. A. sets physical standards The Girls, Athletic Association, under the guidance and direction of Miss Anita Mussio, con- ducted worthwhile activities throughout the year. GAA teaches leadership, sportsmanship, discipline, Tlll- GAA EXECUTIVE BOARD, l961-62el'7rxl row: Carol Walter, Carol Iibner, Judy DuMont, Susan Muhcr, Janice Wlmlen, Pat Nichaus. Nancy Riley, Jean Aluxnndert Mary Ann Rucbusch, jackiu Riley. Srmml raw: Jane Huclsman, Beverly Rogers. Pat O'Leary, Mary Jo Tckuclve, Chris and team spirit. By learning to work together the girls enjoy the fun of team sports. Varsity, intra- mural volleyball, basketball, and baseball were all on the agenda this past year. Bngcnt. Kathy Guenther, Mary Cissel, Betty Simsl Third I'mL': Marilyn Buddt Eileen Meme, jnnet 1mm, Dee Bramble, Judith Thies, Ruth Wagner. Bonnie Buchanan, Terry Zimmerman. Miss Anita Mussio, moderator.