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

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1964 volume:

M......;.-4..-.w . .. huw. Mu... sz 5 964 ANCILE SINCE THE YEAR 01: 1T5 CONCEPTION, 1929, Regimfs Yearbook has been called the Regina ANCILE. Many have questioned why we use this title amt we of the 1964 ANCILE staff feel that we should give the xfmt'elzts a clearer understanding of its Iizeaning. During the reign of Nmmz, an ancient Roman I'u'Izg, there fell 'from heaven a great shield, which all the people thought belonged to Mars, the god of war. The Romans believed that the prosperity of their eity depended on this shield; therefore, they protected it with their lives. In. order to prevent the theft of the shield, eleven facsimiles of the ANe CILE, as it was called, were nmde 30 that a thief could not distinguish the original among 50 many. The twelve shields were placed in the temple of Mars where the priests constantly watched them. just as the mzeienf Romain jealously guarded their ANCILE, we Regimens should treasure all that we have acquired as students at this sehool-the experiences, the friends, the knowledge, and the increased love of our religion. These are the very things we have tried to express in our 1964 ANCILE. We hope that all Regilzians will guard and Cherish them. REGINA HIGH SCHOOL NORWOOD, OHIO CONTENTS Dedication Administration Dawn Mid-morning N 00151 Mid-afternoon Dusk 28 56 92 126 .st , Mx..l.. THROUGH THE HALLOWED HALLS of Regina High School have passed many people, both young and old. Yet none seems so deserving of men- tion or praise right now as our own dear Sister Mary John. Chosen as Regimfs missionary for the 1963-64 school year, Sister has been stationed in Chile for seven years now. Armed With faith and courage, Sister, along with three of her compatriots, arrived in Santiago in 1.957 With the following orders: U to teach in St. Gaspafs, a boys, school directed by the Fathers of the Precious Blood in Chile, and 2y I to begin a convent for native sisters. Sister then set out to conquer the hearts and the souls of the Chilean population. Her weapons included patience, love, understanding, hope, and an ever-present and unwavering faith. The obstacles Which threatened to overcome her were many and varied, but Christ was the Victor. Through the ceaseless and untiring efforts of Sister Mary John and her companions, the Mystical Body of Christ has gained many members. For these reasons, it is With great pride and pleasure that to you, Sister Mary John, we dedicate this edition of the 1964 ANCILE. For you have created a sunrise in the lives of many thousands of people. -, You have filled their hearts and minds With the knowledge of GocPs truths and given them a chance to participate fruitfully in the Mystical Body of Christ, so that when their sunset comes they may return to God, whence they came. , '99 'A'FK 3311 y , ARCHBISHOP KARI, J. ALTER Assisting the Archbishop in many and varied ways, Auxiliary Bishop Lcibold in his role of Vicar-gencral serves as the bulwark 0f the Arch- diocese. He is the Vice Chairman of the School Board and administrator for the Archbishop. The bishop confers minor and major orders of the subdeaconam and deaconate :md consecrates priests to non-Llioccsan orders. His chief contact with the people of the Archdiocese, however, is through the administration of the sacrament of Confirmation-thc work of strengthening Catho- lics for the cvcrwincreasing role of thc laity in the church today. We of Regina wish to thank Bishop Lcibold for his untiring efforts. $ n For almost fourteen YC'JFS our Archdiocese has been lcd by :1 truly great and holy man, :1 shepherd who has watched carefully over the flock of souls cntrustcd to his care. It can honestly and proudly he said that Archbishop Alter is :1 man who has faced up to the challenges presumed by m o d c r n secular thought, and is one who will con- tinue to proclaim the truth in the face of all earthly opposition. May the Archbishop, beloved nd- vacate of social justice, continue in his thrcc-fold role of sanctificr, ruler, and teacher, aided by the prayers of his people and the grace of his God. AUXILIARY BISHOP PAUL F. Lunom Monsignor Rynn has been superintendent of the Archdiocese of Cincinnati since 1932. In this capacity, Monsignor Carries out the policies which are laid down by Lhe school board. Monsignor is well qualified for this job for he holds :1 BA. degree from the University of Dayton and cm M.A. and a Ph.D. from the Catholic University of America. But the diploma he is most proud of is the one which graces the wall behind his desk. It was awarded to him by the Fur, Fin, and Feather College Of Marcclus, Michigan, for his outstanding patience in the pur- suit of his hobby, fishing. REVEREND Saints - lxumJMimctuM SleoL llomm-Clm'fatum: Monsignor Francis Smith. SL5. Ilctcr and Paul; Monsignor Aloysius Huber, Sn Agncs; Fr. Rubcrt Manning, S.J., St. Robert Bullarminc; FL lidwin Richter, St. Matthew; Fr. W'illizun Hcitkur, Our Mother Of Sorrows; Fr. Henry Nnber, St. john the Evangelist; Sr. Mer Ircmua; Fr. Charles Blum, St. School Board MONSIGNOR CARL J. RYAN THOMAS A. DEVITr, All President of Intur-Pamchial Vim:an Ferret; and Sn Mary Clcomata. Absent wcrc: Fry Joseph Briggs, St. Gertrude; Fr. Eugene Gallagher, Assump- tion; Msgr, Francis Grcssle, St. Elizabeth; Fr. Henry Imbus, Nativity; Fr. Raymond Scifcrt. C.PP.S,, St. Mark; FL Anthony Misoni, C.PP.S., Mount Carmelh SISTER MARY IRENAEA, C,PP.S,, our principal, has the difficult task of chief administrator of Regina High School. In this Capacity she has many responsibilities, among which are organiza- tion and dircctiun of school activities and various other business matters. Since 1961, Sister Ircnuca has been the active head of this busy school. But to the students IO under her, she is more than just a school officinry; she is a religious sister, :1 member of the order of the Sisters of the Precious Blood Her sincere int tcrcst in the welfare of the students is reflected in her words of advice and Counsel to us on how we should conduct ourselves as young Catholic ladies. WC Reginians are fortunate to have suCh :1 dedicated principal. Sisnii MARY CAROL CPRS. SESTIm MARY MARTHA, C.PP.S,, has been Reginays able guidance directress for five years. As guid- nncc'dircctruss, Sister helps the individual stu- dents plan their high school curriculum according to their abilities and goals. Sister Martha is always available to listen to any Reginiaifs problems, whether personal or academic, and she is always ready with understanding and helpful advice. When :1 Regina student is finally ready to make the break from high school, Sister Martha helps her to choose a college appropriate to her needs and means, or she licips to place other graduatcs in jobs around the city, Sister Martha has smoothed out the rough road of high school for many Reginians. Shun MARY MAIH'HA. CiPlKSi SISTER MARY CAROL, C.PP,S., ha: been our vice- principal at Regina since 1961 and a teacher hero for six years. As viceiprincipal, SisteiJS duties are discipiinary :15 well as administrative. Added to these duties are the tasks of senior class moderator zmd teacher of the P.O.D. teamhtcnching course. Every minute from sunrise to sunset is filled to its capacity by our combination vicc-principnl, teacher, and moderator Sister Carers unccasing effort: as adminii strator have kept Regina running smoothly and efficiently. Reginians owc Sister a debt of grati- tude for her help in assisting us in any way she Cfln. Faculty What would a school be without :1 faculty? All the books, equipment, and beautiful school buildings in the world would be of little or no consequence without the guidance and under- standing of :1 teacher. Who but 3. teacher can clarify the complicated jumble of a textbook and inspire students with a genuine hunger for learning? Throughout high school we find many friends and allies among our teachers. However, their primary purpose is to impart some of their knowledge to us. The academic excellence of Re- gina students is living proof of the teaching ability to be found within the walls of our Lady's school. The faculty, an integral part of any institute of learning, holds a special place in the hearts of all Reginians. 5mm MARY ALMA, C.PP.S., Rcligion ll, Sodality Moderator 515nm MAM AIMAKD, C.PP.S., English 11, English 111. Moderator, and Moderator of Youth Assistance for the Retarded . SIS'Hau MARY ANNE, C.PPS., Spanish 1, Spanish 11, Spanish 111, Spanish IV, Spanish Club Moderator, Sodnlity Graduate Group Moderator SISTLK an Aulsuu', CPPVSW French 1, French ll, French III. French IV, SodaliLy Moderaton French Club Moderator. Head of Foreign Language Dcpnrlmknt. junior Class Cunn- selor Minx W'ILJIAM BDHMAN, Wurld Hiswry, United States History, Sophomore Class Counselor Mus. EZLIZABLTH BML, Study SIS'IIZR MARY CAIUJNAJ C.PP.S, Library Supervisor. Library Club Moderator Faculty Hall Supervisur i M ii Faculty SISTER MARY CAROI, C.PP.S.. Vicc-Principnl, Problems of Dcnwcrucy, Senior Class Adviser SISTER MAM CLEOMATA, C.PP.5., Bookkeeping, Typing 1. Head of Business Dcpanmcnt, Sodality Moderator , 6500 . ZOGOQ .,H62f.00.. Z'Ii'OMDO. SIS'I'ILK MART CAROLYN. C.PP.S., United States Hismrgu Problcum of Democracy, Religious Vocation Dircctrcss, junior Class Advisor SIS'I'L'R MARY CONRMM, C.PP.S., Algebra 1. Applied Math. Cafeteria Supervisor. SerViCc Club Moderator SIYI'HK MARY CORDhLIA, CPPSQ United States History, SISTLR MARY DELHI;KT, CPP.S., Typing l, Stcnugmphy I, Art I. Art H, Art 111. Art IV, Sodality Moderator, Head Sodaliry Moderator of Art Department. 5:?an MARY DLNHIZ, C.PP.S., Music. Head of Music Mme AUDREY DONAHUl-Z, Clmnlisuy, Moderator of Future Department. Orchestra Moderator, Sndnlity Modcmtur Faculty Teachers of America. Junior Class Counselor Mm. R.WMQNH DUS'I'Iwmi. liuygliah I, Spun'sh H 5mm MARY Fimmm, CUESH English i. Iingiish 1V, Head of English Dclmrlmcnr. Directrcss 0f Sodality, Mader- er nf Scniur Class Play MM. Bun Ezlmmms. Study Hall bnpurviaur Mm SUs-xx l'IlHl, Pouch Humumaking, Sunim Clan Cuulxj salm- Mm NANCY HELLR, United States Hismry, Problems of Dumucracy. Head of Social Studies Dcpnrlmcm Mass MAM 631mm. Algebra 1 Faculty MISS SHIRLEY UAi-Zmi, English 11, journalism, Moderator of Public RclnLiuns, Assistant Moderator of BEACON, Guid- ance Counseior SIS'I'l-R MARY GouleN, C.PP.S , General Business, Typing II, Moderator of Catholic Students Mission Crusade Faculty W II IF 44am. x, g. .1. -I MRS. DONALD HELLER, Biology 515nm MARY HL'HIElLTINl, C.PP.S., Music, Directrcss 0f Piano Recitals Slum MAM HltNRni'n'A, C.PIES.. Work! History, Modern History. Sophomore Class Adviser, Sodality Moderator MR5. joHN 1.15'H'RMANN, French 11. Latin H, Luin III, Latin IV, Sophomore Teacher Counselor Faculty Y I IF; E Hk. JquN LIsIllkMANA. Allucbm l. buumcn'y Slsllaz MARY LmIAmA. C.PP.S.. Religion 1. Hnmcmnking l. Frushnmm Class Advism'. Sodnlity Mudcx'atm' Sunk MAM MAHIILVA, C.PP.S.. Religion IV, Hum! 01' i Mm 'Ium LL'AM. Lulu l. Ianglish l. MudL-rutur n! Luin RUIi i0I! Dumrunum, Moderator uf National Honor Sty ; Club. Irrcxhnmn TCJUIiCI' Cuumclnr duly. Alumnau. Suddlily Mudcrnor Faculty 515nm Mmu' MARGULMTL, C.PP.S., Offic-u Practicu, Typing II, Stcnogmphy II. Historian of School Annals FATHm jAMILS MCDONALD, Asaisunt M 81. john Evangelisi Churcln Religion I SISTLK MAIU' MAu'an. CVPRSH journalism. Guidance Di- rcctrcss, Moderator of BEACON, Moderator of Student Council MR. Gurus Mmunmsom, Director of Glee Club, Di- rector of Orchestra J'I-xlllln WHIJAM Mmun. Axsisum .u .51. Church. Ruligiun ll Muthuw 5min MARY PAHHRIM, C.PP.S.. Haul ul Science lJL'erL- mcnl. Biology, Physicx'. Physiulngy, Modcmmr 0f Albcrrm Magnm Scinncu Ciuh. Suniur 'l'uncllcr Cnumclur Miss ANNA MUsslo. Phyxi'll Education. 51mm .Nlndcmznr. Mudcmmr uf Girlg' Athutic Aswcintiun 51511 K MARY Pl IllJ-RINIW C.PP.S., Head of Hume liconomiCx' tharmwnl. Clothing l. Clothing 11, I-Imncmnking II. Moderator of High Schuo! Red Cross Faculty FATHLR GLEN PHuN. Anismnt M Nativity Church RC- ligiun I 5151'le MARY PLIKONILLA, C.PI,.S.. Health. Analytical Geumctry and College Algebra. Solid Geometry and Trigov xmmctry, Hand of Mathematics Dcpartmcnt. FATHER JOHN E PLRRYMAN, AssisLnnc .n Sts. Pchr and Paul Church, Religion 11 Mum K JOSEPH Rosma'm'l, Anismm .H: St. Gertrude Church, Religion III Mum josl I'H Stuuer Rum, Study H.1II Supervisun Modur- .uor of Knitting, Club Xls'nu MAM TIMUHH. C.PP.S., Mums. Mudcramr M Glee Club. Sudulily Mndcmtm' Smut MAM 'I'wLm, C.PP.S., Study H.111 Supervisor SIS'II'R MARY VIRLILAV GPRS. English IIL English Mudcx'awr of Regina ANCILIZ IV, MM. Ausun Bkcxsnzm'. Clerk and Miss RthN Bum. Secretary Personnel 5mm MARY CLIZOMA'IA. C.PP.SH Treasurer .md MM. l'RANK Glixs, Bonkkccpcr K ZVIKttllllll ' hm waggwl' am t! IItiliOl l Ix1IIxII 24 MRS. DAVID HOWARD. Nurse H11 iallllll ti: I-uvvvrryyirvv r1 - ; Mn. josmm Pnnf I.LIsmm.. Engineer MR5. Loum: LANJHL. Mainte- JHH'ICC 515nm MAM Xavmn, C.P17.S.. Diccician La'fl f0 J'igbf: Mrs. Daniel Belmont Mrs. F'nrritk Pfau, Mrs. deard Hunt. Mrs. Harry Hanraham Mrs. W'alter Efkcmnn, .md Mrsy John Sclmuilic are busy preparing the nunn meal. F'jwv u; i; Sillingz Mrs. IIL'lCn Krucgcr, Mn: 53- Case, Mrs. lirnnk Iiioritu, Mrs, John Gimplc. Slumliirg: Mr. 'Alvin Walker, Welfare Reginfs chlfurc Absociation consists of par- ents who are interested in their dnugthts' LlCil- demic achievementsi The main reason for its existence is to create :1 better understanding bcr tween parents and faculty, thereby helping their daughters to derive the most benefit from their education. Simuljug: G. Sclm'aiiic, 1:. XVagncia D. Romnncilo. Ci iiddingficid. I. Reincrt. Silufi'rl': Mrs. j. lindrus, Mrs. WI. . . mvj+94W;zaflif mzwseawmwm Mr. Chrismplicr McMurray. Uxbscnt is Mr. Robert Schic- gclJ Another reason is to raise money for the re- furbishmcnt of Regina. Willing parents provide the time and helpful spirit necessary for the suc- cess of mffles or any other projcCt which is under- taken. Parents are called upon to chaperone Reginnk dances as well as other school functions. Rninicr, Mrs, G. BaiL Mrs. 1:. VVngnur, And Mrst C. liddingficld. Thu Alumnae ul'ficers .u'e Mrs. W'iniam Hmlcr :Prusidcnd, Miss Domm Pohlmal! eACIing Secrclax'yj, Mrs. Herbert Sehnmh'z. eTrunsurerL and Mn, Norbert Nie UHCe Px'csidcnu. Reorganizcrj in 1950, the Regina Alumnae Association continues successfully in its twofold purpose of fostering friendship among Regina graduates and of aiding school scholarships. The organization, which boasts of almost 3000 mem- bers, raises money for schoLu'ships through such 3121111: activities ms the card party and a Combination raffle If the worth of an activity is to be measured by its usefulness to the school, the Alumnae As- socintion ranks high, indeed, among the organiza- tions of Regina. This is 01 scene Hum Lhe Silver jubilee celebnuiun fur the class uf I939. Religion Frir'ib, a mu, f0 light 0111' paib, Guides m on our way. Sr. Mary Mndclcm, lir. Jmcph AuhcrgL-r, Si: Mary LllL'iJl'll, Sr. Mer Alma, Fr. .lmcph liuswlti, lir. Glen Pcrin. Mid Sr. Mary Timmhy. Of primary importimcc L0 cvcry chininn is the study of Religion, One of the main objectivcx 0f the Religion classes is to build :1 solid religious foundation in the minds of students .15 L1 basis on which to Center their lives. This ideal is Curried out through :i fourwycur course, mch year being related, but with the emphasis placed on .1 dif- ferent aspect. A5 freshmen we study God thc Father and His love for us, The sophomore year i'l'. wluhn Pcn'ynmlL lir. ilamm MuDunnld, and Fr. W'illinm Mulluy imroduccs U5 10 the life and death of JCSUh Christ. Thu Holy Spirit and the history of the Church Are the topics covered in the junior year, while seniors concentrate mainly on Our Blessed Mother, death, and vocations, especially marriage, in prep arution for the various careers upon which they will soon embark This course offers all of us students a thorough study of the religion which plays such :in outstanding role in our lives. 30 Cheryl Achtcn, Sue Buhlingcx', :lud chuduttc Daggcu Iiztcn Terry Zimnwrman and Phyllis Wcsscls enjoy the visual aids Mlcmircly to Father Rossetti. Perhaps he is ching them that SiStcr Madclcvn has umpioycd in teaching seniors about nbuui the mystery of the Holy Spirit. man's relationship to his community. The goxpcl comes alive far these girls in Religion IK Lr'ff io I'igbf: Patricia Picning, Donna Russell, Nancy mebcm Judy W'nllbnum, Kathleen Ruwc, Karen Uckottcr. and Sharon Faulkner. 4--. f- -u . -' Each day a rww idea comes, Expression belpx men. share i1; La? la right sitting: Sr. Mary Edward, Sr, Mary Aubert, Miss Shirley Gaedc, Sr. Mary Aimardt Mrs. Raymond Dustrudc, Sr, Mary Martha, Sr, Mary Virgila. Slamfiflg: Miss Julia Lunnc, Sr. Mary Cnrlina, Mrs. Joseph Sclmenbcrger. Intelligent communication is a necessity in our complicated society of today. Therefore, the task of Regina's English Department has become one of mounting importance; The English teach- ers must help us students to form correct habits with regard to the language. This involves help- ing us to think logically, speak intelligently, and write correctly. In order that we might accom- plish these goals the teachers employ the several 32 different tools of English, which include reading, literature, spelling, grammar, vocabulary, compo- sition, speech, and drama. English is oncls aid to intelligent communica- Eion, and without the efforts of the department to help us in mastering our language we would be greatly handicapped in all other facets of our academic and social life. Is this sentence in English I too difficult for Sue Grow. Nancy Besscnbncht Penny Hall, and Mary Weaver to diagram? L'IAinc Bergman givca .1 convincing per, fnrmmmu as Socrates in the Greek Cowcdy TIM Cfuruh. Luuking on are Bonnie Mnninmn. Cnml Daley, and Marilyn Haddmi Pnti Romcs and Mary Krocgcr ,u-c the graceful. billowing cloudy 1-1 V WWI Jim's XVhilc Cathy Schmjd: reads the tale of Tbr Mosf Daugrr'om Gznthrcnda Young. Sharon Gilb, and Debbie Fink act out the part. Brenda makes :L convincing Ivan, doesn't she? W'nrking on a Junior English llbrzlry project are Bonnie Cnsscll, Barb Mun. Diane Mucllcr, Joyce Quitter,Barb Humih Lon, Kathy Hurd. and Sm: Stuhircycr. Sitting nrc Marian Morris and Peggy Huycs whn nrc nlm working on Elm project. Learning about the history of arc and the lives and works of famous artists gives Reginfs art studcnts the background necessary for the under- standing of art. This knowledge also adds to the cultural development of the girls. Reginfs Art Department tries to develop the 34 Godhs spectrum in Hoe sky Inspires mom to mpturc beauty. Kathy Gimch Alicc O'Briun, Sister Cordelia, and Muilyn Haddad of Rugina's Art Department. imagination and creative abilities of its arr. stu- dents so that they can produce their own master- pieces. Beginning with pencil drawings as fresh- men and working up to oil painting as adVanced artists, the girls learn the different techniques of famous artists and deveiop their own techniques. This wnrk 0f 11H. is Jan Luchcring's inturprcmtion of The Thinkcrf' . . Bub Wldmuycr .md Jnnct Wumu knuk : I with ilILCrCHE .11 Lhc piCLurc Barb Matt is drawing wiLh melted crayons. chn libel. Clmrlunu I'cLurs Mdry Krimmur, and Camlyu Huge cxpcrimulu with one of thc nuny farm: nf .lI'L studied at Regina. T116 zlbm'c pictures won achulaalic awards for Alice O'Brien. Kathy Gimpel, Karen Fisher, and Rosemary Keller. Kathy Gimpel, Alice OWErien, Monica Anions. 11nd MJrilyn Huddnd discus: picturcx created by the art students. 1 Learning about the history of art and the lives imagination and Creative abilities of its art stu- 1 and works of famous artists gives Reginais art dents so that they can produce their own master- h students the background necessary for the Unclcr- pieces. Beginning with pencil drawings as fresh- standing of art. This knowledge also adds to the men and working up to oil painting as advanced cultural development of the girls. artists, the girls learn the different techniques of E Regimfs Art Department tries to develop the famous artists and develop their own techniques. ji Gcrxi Klug And Mtiry Ann Slurgia survey the wurk of Reginak young artists. Language Clubs Members of the Latin Club have a chance to pursue their interest in classical culture and civilization. At monthly meetings time is de- voted to exploring Roman life and interests. These topiCS range from art and architecture to mythology and politics. The Club is affiliated with the Cincinnati Classical Club. Mem- bership is open to any Latin student interested in learning more about the history and heritage of Roman Civilization. Ornuma 0r 'l'l-lh LATIN CLUB: Rosie Reichnrd, Vicc-Presidcnt; Jo Ann Settclmnycr, Treasurer; Diane Krusc, Secretary; Mary Lynne Yancey, PrcsL dent, discuss Roman civilization H ands rmcbiug 0,6? .mnlif Jam Linking the peoples of foreign land's. Learning to appreciate the cul- ture of France is the primary pur- pose of the French Club. Member- ship is open to second, third, and fourth year French students. Meet- ings, held once :1 month, bring out the many aspects' of Francis his- tory, culture, and way of life. A comparatively new organization, Reginfs French Club has done cx- ccptionally well so far, and holds much future promise. An educa- tional as well as an enjoyable oru ganizntion, French Club is :1 favorite activity of all who are a part of it. Mary Beth Kan. Vice President: jcmnc Walther, Treasurer; Sharon Russell, Presi- dent; Terry LuGraIIgE, Secretary, arc the officun' 0f the French Club, HHUJ hglnn-vq 1' mmu judy Rusehman serves :1 portion of real Spanish rice to Sue Hurchcr as Karen Vannatta iooks on. Spanish food and dress were the order of the day far this Spanish Club meeting. 38 SPANISH CLUB Ol-l-TLEIKS: Joan Endrcs, Treasurer; Marilyn Blanck, Secretary; Elvcra Pcrazm, Frcsidcnt; and Jo Ann Fran'zcn, Vice President. Spanish Club Interested students in the second, third, and fourth year Spanish classes are able to increase their comprehension of the language and gain a greater knowledge of the customs and countries by membership in the Spanish Club. Led by their moderator, Sister Mary Anne, the members attempt to carry out these objec- tives by participating in original games and plays, and 3150 by corresponding with Spanish students in various sections of Spain, South America, Cen- tral America, Mexico, and the Philippines. A more extensive vocabulary is gained through the practice of conducting the entire meeting in Spanish. Jackie Ruach, Sandy Russell, Juycu Kuhlc. Mary Meyer, Mary KJ'chcl'. Sue Buhlingcr, Sharon Russell, Kathy Wirth, Janet Mack. jnnicu Kennedy, and Peggy Hayes. YAR Youth Assistance for the Retarded is :1 unique organization at Regina. A group of Reginians voluntarily devote one hour El week on Saturday to teaching religion to retarded children. In their endeavor toward helping these children to under- stand the faith, the girls use visual aids such as pictures, gestures, and magazines. Records and simple songs are used as audio aids. Class every Saturday begins and ends with a prayer and .1 song. A visit to chapel is always included in the schedulel The visit helps the chil- dren acquire the reverent and devout attitude expected of them in Church. Each child has a scrapbook in which he pastes pictures significant of the season or of a special feast which occurs during the week. hl-m'CC Kummdy. Trunurcr; .LUIL'I Mach. Yiu- Prusidum; Slurun RLML'IL Prcxidcm; .md Mnry Krncgcr. Sctrctnrv. Big-Little-Sister Party Af Hoe dawn of 01165 bigly 5615001 years TIDE law'ping band of experience is welcome. The freshmen orientation program scrvcs as a good prepara- tion for :1 student's newly launched career at Regina. In the five- dny program, which consists mainly in daily assemblies, the fresh- men become thoroughly acquainted with the many phases of life at Regina. To climax this week of orientation, Reginis seniors sponsor :1 Big-Little Sister party for the freshmen. The idea of the pro- gram is to provide for the new arrivals experienced Reginians who will be able to help them over the rough spots of their first year in high school. Regina's lWU furcign Exchange iludunts, Elizabeth Ruycs and Regina Kellncr women, enjoy coke: and potato Chips with their little sistcrs', Mary Sue Russell, Karen Mamie, and Linda Grow. Sue Griswold affectionately cups 1m: littlc sister Judy Rush. Judy rcspunds with a warm smile. Elaine Bcckur, Marilyn Mciscr, Jackie Lcicht. Kathy Brogan, and Sharon Attcrmcycr officially cap their little sisters. Miss Gncdc directs :I question to Kathy Rninicn Janet Weber, and JoAnn Franzcn 0n the topic of Cheatingf, National Honor Society The girls in this bu: wcm: dumumzmtc 110w clching can mkc place almost Anywheru. The girls frum left L0 right :m: Mary Lynne Yancey, Marie Amunclli, judy churmann, JnncL Lucbcring, Marian Mclilddcm Sandy Busam, and Jeanne Sclmcfcr us the bus driver. Kathy Case. Kathy Laku, and Kitty MCCnnu discuss the selenium of records to be plavcd bv Bob Braun. Julia Conlon, Elainc 1mm, joanne Lamping, Celine Woescc, and Sue Ulrey keep the beat by clapping their hands. Jim GoetzeI, Steve Tape, and Eddie Blank would rather watch than dance. i judy Fishbnck is Attempting shallow ! header entry in life saving. , jk Miss Mussio inatruccs Judy Fishback, Pat Glcnn, and Gerri Klug in rhythmic breathing h Mary Mattcllcck, jnnicc McKenncy, and Nancy Stnhl attempting to hold Mary Alicc Schwartz, Gerri Klug, and Peggy Griffin in the chin carry of life saving. Mary Mauchcck, Mary Alice Schwaru', Janice McKenney, Gerri Klug, Peggy Grifw fin, and Nancy Stahl practice the from approach in life saving. Thu most, gnccful part of swimming is diving. On the opposite Luge Mary A. Schwartz demonstrates this 45 Tb? power of H50 mnrise Suxfninx ns ifm'ongla flat day. Varsity vullcybnll has always been a favorite Activity fur ntheticnlly-inclincd ngininnb. In thc background the sopho- morcs continue decorating for their dancc whether our team wins or lusts. But thun- is no joy in Reginavillc, Fnlhcr Rossetti has struck out. Or has he? Charge! A sound and lamlfby body an'ngfbms m on our way. Reserve and varsity players practice sinking the bull in prcpmmtiuu of null games. Shown here are Marilyn Iilnnck. Kris Klug. Chriw Bnrwinkcl. Ginny Tnphurn, Mary Bmu. jnncl Deters. and Barbara Reed. Sun Grutc athmpLs Lu block jnncl Dcmrs fronr scoring, but it looks as though her efforts are futile. q. -A-..m..;-. .E4-: Keep your eye on the ball and cross yuur fingers bccnusc it's our team! This is one of the varsity games in which Rugina girls piucd their athletic powers against: that of girls from uthcr local schools. 47 FKIhHMAN CLASS OI-l-ILIth-WPJL Mum'mun LThird Vicu-Prcsidcnn, CUI'IIUU licckmun Qecrcmrw, Linda Rnbcrta LSccund Vicc-Prcsidunt. Angela Cobb Wrcsidcnn, Anne Dunnellon Wirst Vicciprcsidcnm, Mary ju Beresford Trcasurcry Freshmen Mnry Luci.1n.1, Moderator. 48 R, Barney C, Bcckman G. Becslcn M. Bcllerscn J. Benz D. Berling N. Bessenbach ME Blcy D. Bohmer E $$ 5. Braun S. Brennan CE Brockman My Broe D. Brown g , J! E g f . Ii. Bumillur S, Burckard A. Burns C. Buscmcycr D. Callaway R. Cappcl j. Carlos L. Bucschcr A FreshmaIYs Decision I Should l m W'CIL I gurss 1le givu And I W115 ACLuaHy xhnuldnlt 1? iL .1 try. Hun- gnu mulling! WrORRHiDHI M. Carncvnlu m! M. Coglinnu C. Cook M. Cassidy B. Cole C. Coleman M. Creeden M. Dunning K. Doyle N. Frnmbcs D. Gatto f D. DcNomu j. Dcskins Ii. Dreibelbis R libel 4 r M. Frankland D. Franklin K. Geeks PA Gears K. Christensen A. Ciascll C. Colston Dy ligglcsmn C Fussncr E. Gcoppinger ,9 ,9 50 L . Clark D Colvnrd S. R J- Faulkner Gallagher Gibson T. Conlon L. Conuver C. Deiters 1,. DcLotcll A. Donncllon Q G. Fine 1.. Dominenc h '1 . Hammer .9 P. Gallagher N. Gallcnstcin U Gilli: D. Glatting 29 K , P. Glenn Sx Golden MA Grmmcn D. Gribblc .I- Grossi L. Grotc S. Grotc M. 1.. Guy J. Hzlbig .I- Haincs j. Hall P. Hall M Hammann C. Hanmlmn Hansfcld R. FLH'crkln'lp K Hawlin S. Hayes P. Hclfcnatinc 1,. Hunggglcr B. HcssclmeR J. Hill 5. Hill M. Holly 4.x;lg .IA Holuuuicr G. Hunt 5. Huwcl :r' S. Jackson D. Joncx K, joncx AL Knmp C. Keefer IL Keller I A Z E ' g 51 S. Kcllcr K. Kellum CA Kiclty C. Kirsch K. Klug L. Klusmeycr 1L LnGrn ngc K. Lysaghr K. Kocste rs D. Lamb C. MacKay P. Lambert P. Mahcdy C, Lasch D. Malloy A. Krimmcr J. Lindc K, Manna D. Krusc S. Lindenschmidt S Marino M. Kuhncll M. Lnftus V Martinson K1 Mayer K4 McCarthy J. McErlunc N. McKcnncy S. McMurmy K. MCPhillips N. MCinking ,l. Malia L Mcrinnd D, Mcnzgcr R. Middelbcrg D. Miller M. MiiEcr Ev 3M? 5 ,3? l: C. Mitchell P. Moonmn BK Moscoc M. Moscr R. Mosw 1., Nadaud K. O'Donnell P. O'Hnir MA Ostcrlmlt J. Pnpania M. Parisucw S. Peck K4 Peterson S. Piclagc MC Pinning P. Picning M. Picpmcicr M Picpmcycr V. Pierson A. PiHnmn P. Puynlcr S. Prickcit V. I'ritclmrd C. Prutluug M, Pruc: L, Purcell P. Rafcrty M. Ream 1.. Ruuig AL Ricsclmm L. Roberts j. Roclkcr B. Rucbusch w gr m: 53 J. Rupp J. Rush D. Russell M. Russell K Ruwc L. Sansone M. Schiller N. Schirmur B. Schneider N. Schneider RV SChocny M. Sclmonc S. Schultheis EL Sciferc M. Setn j.SI1-.1fer M. Sllarpshair S. Shcnnshang B. Shecran A. Smith G. Smith L. Smith S Smith L. Salomon J. Sowcrs G. Spears M. Steinkamp MA Stick C.5tick1cy S. Sturgis S. Taft V. Taphom K. Taulbce M. Tcpc Yuu can'L call which :hcrc were murc of .11 the PJPCE d1 ix'c frushmcn or papers. .m-....A-n- : Frosh C. Thielcn M. Thicmuu K. Todd D. Toon C, Trauth K Trucsdcll N. Tucker 3 W31 Ii. Tullo KV Uckortcr IL Uhrig M. K. Walker J- W'nllbmum C. Wnnningcr P. XVnsqon M. chzvcr K, chbcr J. Weber LK 2 . e ' rd , 1 K M. Wcisgcrbcr 15. Welsh P. Walsh V. thin L. Wfilks L. Willcnbrink L. Wolf Wr' : , . - 5m:- ABSENT C. Burke J. Moore 5. Cline K. Moore . L. Grucncmeicr R. Phclia F M. Kremmcr M. 3:01: A A. Kramer K. Vallancc . f g . i L. Wright K, W'undcrlich 5 l' l'CslH11cI1AnnulhmnulluuJud MJLy III! W'uisgurbu' nmku linjuying numc CJkL' Lll lunch arc Joanne Buvc, Pug i AI PLIFCIHSC .u the bnuksmru while qu juniors perk Gallagher, Margaret Holly, Sharon Keller, and Diane in un II'Ium. Bmwn. 7 5 Sc'uh'd lx'fl m rigbl: Sisnur Mary chriuua, Mn. William Bolunnn, and SKstcr Mary Caruiyn. Slmnlmg left to rigbl: Sister Mary Cordelia, Sister Mary Carol, and Miss Nancy Ficler. A LleS in Prublunm 0f Democracy in often '.I slup toward the making of better citilens. Herc Terry Zimmcrnmn and Mary Ann W'ittc explain how the federal guvcrnmcnt operatesv 58 Tbc toil 0f 1?th day commences at morning. The work of the centuries never ends. Reginais Social Studies Department could cer- tainly never be accused of being behind the times. Team teaching, overhead projectors, alearning by doingf' and most important, an informed and capable teaching force, all go into making this department one which well educates its student and prepares them for an active role in life. The fascinating study of ancient and medieval events is what sophomores concentrate on in The inLcrusting puoplc, places, .md cvunts of America's past hold the :Ittanion of Mary Io White, Mary Kay Schucrnmnn, Carol Mnlluy, and Kathy Mappes in United Smtcs History class. World History. juniors become better acquainted with their American history and heritage, while seniors in Problems of Democracy devote their time to studying social problems, government, and economics. This year the seniors were offered a course in Modern History in order to further their knowledge of history dating back to 1500 and current happenings in the 20th Century. Beth Jackson uses the overhead projector to point out Brazil to this sophomore history class, While Nancy Cooper fills them in on details of current events there. Sr. Mary Palmnrita. Miss Audrey Dunnhuc. and Mrsh Denald Heller. The mysteries 0f the universe SCience . Unfold before maim inquiring mind. Reginahs Science Department is certainly weH-equipped both in faculty and facilities to advance the cause of quality in science education. In our modern world, the importance of science is not to be i underestimated, and its significance is certainly not minimized at Regina. Biology students learn the fundamentals of life and living organisms. Chemistry breaks down our complex atmosphere into atoms and elements, while physiology explores the Wonders of the human body. Physics offers the key explanation for both common, everyday occurrences and such unbelievable phenomena as the atomic bomb. ' - The Regina science students of today may Well be chi: ?rofessionnl scientists of tomorrow. Sandy Frederick and Nancy Juenger in chemistry. try an cxpcrimcm: Mary Ju Bcrcsford and Linda Solomon do some microscopic research in Biology ClassV PAL Notcrnmn, Janet Weber, Bunnie Buchanan. Sandy Buszlm, Mary Lynne Yancey, Elaine Bucschcr, Jenn Schncfcr. Paula Porowski. and Judy Folzenlogcn wonder if Sr. Palmaritak watch contains uranium. GFPPERY-CGMW- 044' le ' . Physiology is the branch of the biological sciences that deals With the activities of the human body. It is concerned with all the physical and chemical processes that occur within living organisms. Students of Physiology sLudy the various systems of the human body, .15 well as genetics and some general terms: Firstahnnd knowlcdgc comes from the annual dissection of fetal pigs, whose internal anatomy is very similar to that of a human being. Physiology Studcnts often go into such careers as nursing, medicine, or medical technology. In Lhu picture at Lhc 1.ch ,Iancu Muck replaces the hum of the laborawry mannii kin. 62 Rays of zmdersfandmg Language Pierce barriers of Hoe tongue. The study of languages is an important aspect in the cultural life of every Reginian. Through- out her long history Regina has focused her attention on the Romance hmguages of Latin, French, and Spanish. Four-ycur courses in each of these are offered to those of us who would like to meet the chain lengc of learning a new tongue as well as studying the culture, customs, and the life of the people Who speak it. Whith the aid of tape recorders we can practice our accents and further master pronunciation by listening to ourselves and others speaking the language. The study of the various cultures enables one to travel the intriguing 'Appian Way of Rome, explore a dashing French rendezvous, or ramble through warm, friendly, Spanish lands. Languages truly unlock the doors to understanding and excite- ment and are a very necessary asset to Reginfs curriculum. Snffiug: Mrs. Raymond Dustrud: .md Mrs. John Listcrmauu. Sfumh'ng: Sr. Mary Aubert, Miss Julia Lunnm and Sr. Mary Anne. Sr. Mary Anm- sucms L0 have stumped Linda Kamp on .1 tricky question in Spanish. 1? Cunniu Reynolds practiccs her French with the aid of KIN: tape recorder, Linda Gicslcr, KnLhy Edwards, PAL Gates. Kathy Dcumcr, and Sue Kittcl recreate the days uf the Roman Forum in their skit. Sidchlk cafes an: famous in Prancc. Marlena SmiLlI Jud Paula Schwictcrn .scrvc the customers Jclmy Palmer. Carol ObLL'r- bruck. Maryann Shcnnslmng, and Debbie Newman. 5' I .-. I Ltlurcnt- FJLIHHJH, Janet Lang. and Linda Grain watch Janet Wubur, Pruhidunt; dL'mumLmlc tin: correct form for C.D.L. letters. To create public awareness of the problem of C.D.L. members hope to stop the insidious flow obscene literature and to chOurnge the reading of obscenity before it harms our American Way of decent and moral material is the purpose of the of life more than it already has. Citizens for Decent Literature. By writing letters Meetings are held monthly; membership is to sellers of indecent literature, as well as to law open to anyone interested in doing her part to cnfOrccment officers and legislative officials, further decency in the cemmunity. CDL Rmr I: Mnurccn McCann. Jeanne DVBrien, Laurens Fullv Mary Lynn Tckuulvc, Sandy Russell. Row 4: Mary DunnI nun. janet Lang. Janet W't'bcr. Mary Meyer, Gunrginnn Sue Wcstcrkamp, Mary Holdgrnve, Janet Grcis, Margaret Klug. Row 2: Mary Fnlmer. Hulcn Fowler. Grncc Horslman, June Prarhcr, Barb Pielagc. Row 5: Jean Over- Schwnllic. Jo Ann anping, Alice Hcrwch. Mary Korbcc. mcycr, Elvcrn Pcrnzzo, Marie Antonelli, Ann Bcllcrsen, lSarlurtl Stcgcmollcr. Row 3: Sue Rahc, Claire McDonald, Pm: Luhman, Sharon Lysnght. Raw 6: Margit: Dcsscl. Laura CrawforLL Dtalom Obcrmcyur. Cynthi,1 Sweeney. Charluttc F012. Linda Grcis, Miriam Purcell. f4 The joy of Competition Eulivms our spirifs. '- Pam Wuclflc fScL'rL-mry-truumrun, Terry Asbrock UHCU-Prcsidcnw, and Donna Dillmnn HJrcsEdcnU discuss LEIC position- ing of players on the basketball court. 66 G.A.A. MANAQLIks1Uwff fa ri.1;bl,frmlf m burld Chris Burwinkcl 1Assismm Lrnmpolinc manngcrL Judy Fishbnck Gwimming nmmgcm, Debbie Distasi UHrm-pung 111.1111gcr1, Jmnn Connvcr Uhdminton 111:111agcr1 , June Prathcr 1Vollcyball mnnngcrL Connic Moore 1A5- sismnt volleyball mzmngcrk Sharon Ly- saght H'cnnis managed, Shamn Moon: H'mmpolinc mnnagcd, Sun: W'irth 1A:- sismnt bowling 111a11agcrL Mary Saluppu 1anling 111:1:1ngum, Marilyn Blanck Uh- aistant basketball manngcrL Gerri K1111: 1Baskctbnll mmmmn. Joyce Hcinzclmnn UXssismnt ping-pong managcm. Absan-- 11:1: Clunn Uhsiumt swimming managun. Jane: MJCL Sin; Griswold. P.Il Richardx lhu Milliilieyq Marilyn Cugiiimu, Linch Gribble, Connie W'ei'nkc. Suc Brucknmnn. Donna Lamb. Peggy Griffcn, Mary I'iddingi'iuld, Chris Vmidchchmidl. MJi'y Beth W'L'M'ul', Sue Kiltcl, Anguhi Cnhlx Ann Donnellim, Umnu BiCkllCiI, and Milry Jo Beresford. We bear Godk berkoniug MU In lbw morning of our lives: Sister Marngut Mill'y, O.C.Ui, Sister Inch 0.1M Sister Innucencu. S.C.S.C., Si'H'CI' juscph Marie. C,PP.SN Sister Marie, S.F.P.. Sister lmclda. S.N,D. dc Nu Sister Domi- nica. MiH. AVE Archdiocesan Vocational The E n d e a V 0 r is an organization adopted for the purpose of ac- quainting high school students to religious vocations. The organiza- tion isn't meant to recruit voca- tions but rather to give students a clearer understanding of what the religious life entails. A.V,E. Day is held at Regina once a year. On this day Sisters from various communities are in- vited to come to Regina to tell us what life in their individual com- munities is like and to answer any questions which Reginians might have. Reginians then ask for the grace to choose their own vocations in accordance with the will of God at Holy Muss. A panorama of pic- tures, posters, and nun dolls depict the community life of the Sisters who :U'C our guests. e; Sally Schlcgcl. Pat Maloncy, Kathy Kelly Sun Caldwell, Dian: mecll, BctLy Kichfuhs, and Barbara Widmcyer seem inter csccd in what this Sister of Nutrc Dnmc has n; say about her religious community. judy Bruch, jeaxmu Walther. Mary Alice SuhwurLz, judy Wnuunhofcr. Mary Jo White, and judy Gates are amused :1: the CUE little dolls dressed in th: Precious Blood Habit. SCHOOL Mnusuu m- llll; SLII;NCI. CLUILiXHIMlg: Pam Dwycr, judy Rushman, Shcila Languieh, Elaine Buckingham, Betty Plciman. Michclh: Lmlcrgan. Standing: SiSEUI Mary Palmnrim, Linda Larbcs. Debby Raasch, Dianc Gonzalez, Judy Hart, Karen Minslmll, Mary W'agncr. Dianu Stcucr, Marilyn Divo. and Kathy Murphyh Scientific research and new developments in tl-gr; f z 'r H ' - - K I m 0 mung c umasmhh lmpmtmt m Lifer tbe x1111 wbtc'b fm'uelx Q'msx tlav May the modern world of today. In order to encourage Knowlquc le move forward h . . interest along scientific lin25 and to give more Reginiuns an opportunity to pursue individual investigations, the Albertus Magnus Science Club was crcntcd, Membership is open to any student S ' Cl b interested in science, regardless of whether or not Clence u shc participates in a science class. Led by Sister Pnlmm'im, physics and biology instructor, the Club members conduct meetings scmi-monthly. At every othcr meeting :1 member presents :1 paper on .1 topic of her choice; on alternate weeks .111 outside speaker delivers :1 talk on career oppox'r tunitics in science available to women. This year, At the request of the mcmbcrs, only women speak- ers have addressed the club. Individual projects, annual trips, and science fairs keep i116 girls busy and also help to pre- pare some of the world's doctors, chemists, physi- cists, .and scientists of the future. 'I'IIL SHINU CLL'u OlllLlIts-lilainc Buckingham, Prch dent, Bunny Plcinum Vichrcsidcm. Michelle Loncrgzm. TMMurcr. Sheila Langcfcls. Scrrcury, and Judy Rushman. Historinl, sec haw .1 gcigcr cmth'r and scalcr Upcth. 1 A 1 . N WA 15.1.0 3E 90 M AC W iY AL thc science fair Michelle Luncrgnn displayed her project concerning the effects of magnetics on the activity of the enzyme trypsiu. The U C. fieldhuuac was also host to three more Regina Students with science proiccts. They were Judy Rusch- man, Sandra Huwcl, and Sheila Langcfcls. LIHIUHLY CLUB Omkuu-MJth Kruw Qvitciljl'cxidt'llLJ, Sixm' Mary Calrlim, Jmu Mclcnlfu H,rcsidcr10, Jackie Roach Secretar'yL And I'llvcm Pummn hTr-uamrcry prcparc their next meetingR Library 135 Jr 1, k . pl v Regimfs Library Club was established in order to give students first-hand library experience. Members of the club aid their moderator, Sister Mary Carlina, in keeping the library running smoothh on an orderly scale. They perform such duties :15 slipping and shelving books, filing cards, collecting fines, and assisting students in finding books. At the meetings members receive special .Issignmcnts and check up on their library dutiesh 1.11! 10 Hgbl, .U'Hmlq: Elaine Becker, Cluiru hlunict, Muy J0 Middclbcrg, julic McCartlug Bark lifflcr. Judy Fulzcn- in order to give the school a better insight into Ingcn, Cheryl Achtun. Barb Brangu. Cunnic W'crnkc. Muy thc librnrv and its activities, :1 monthly paper, the , Carol anpcrt; judi Fischer. Sluruling: Pam Dwycr, Elvum .. - - . I 'v n A A - i! Pcmzzu, Gerri Klug Kathi anbomugh, Danna Hcidl, leldly New Sh 6 pgthth by E110 Clul-j' Thls ' licrunduue Daggcu. Shuryl Flowers, Jane Mctcnlfc, Jackie monthly bulletin rCVlCWS new books, llStS the I Roach, Martha Krusc. school Circulation, and reports on any outside li- brary activity of interest to Reginak students. 7' w - - ' 4f 1: IHIHIF K1 ;u1 I1 Wu! In: 157$ N Hi 1 , , Iii SorHoMonE LIBRARY CLUB members shown hon: arc the followingmvlwkwiw: Teri Smytou, Mary Bennett, Bari: Lam- pcrt, Peg McLaughlin, Kathy Thompson, Diane Huclsman, Debbie Fink, Libby Krusling, Renee Husscy, Kathy Schirmcr, Sherry Lnthrup, Terry Stcigcrwnld, Sue R1112, Sue Bruckman, Chris Vundcrschmidt, Diane Wfood, and Kay Geuppinger. FIAImlMAN lemln' CLUB mcmbun nrviSiUfug: Mary Hamnmnn. Diane Glnuing, Mary Beth Weaver, Ann Smith, Ann Dunnellun, Regina Barney, julaync Pnpania. Simrding: Sue Jacksun, Mary Ann Cnrnuvnlu, Diane Krusc, Lucille Parisotto, Donna Lamb. Mary Sue Russell, Ann Cisscll, Chris Wanningcr, Claudia Keefer, and Sandy Huwcl. 72 III, in rlxbl: Gram: Schwnllic, Mary Bcnncu, Peggy McLaughlin. Mary Kundrac. Miss Donahue, Judy Albictz, Margaret Hormmn, Barbara lifflcr, Mrs. Sclmcnbcrgcr. Mary Wagner, Libby Krusling, Nancy Israel. Pam Dearing, and Lois Purcell. On October 10 and It llncac Regina aisturs umbarkcd on a Knittin Lrip to Columbus to attend the First Ohio Catholic Edu- g cation Association Conference. While there, the sisters were among six thousand other teachers :0 hear talks by impurmnt educators and also by Ohio Governor Rhodes. wt'vn Purl one; knit two. Purl one; knit two, are sounds familiar to millions of homemnkcrs throughout the world. They are also familiar to the girls in Ruginfs Knitting Club. The Club is a leisurely gathering of some of RCgimfs students interested in being able to turn'out a few pieces of their own knitted apparel. In passing through the halls of Regina after 3:00 p.111. one can glance into :1 chssroam and sec yards of brightly colored yarn piaced on desks and peeping out of sewing baskets, while the members of the Knitting Club casually knit and Chat. The instructors, two of Regina's teachers, are :1150 there to give the girls instructions, advice, and help. This casual knitting club is :1 nice change of pace in Reginuk realm of swift moving activities. ls it fl'ighl nr ix u. Lhc :cicncc of Mr. Charlcs Manuel Llanx's. making Mary Mauchockk lnir stand on end? Science Assembly Mr. Clmrlm Manual from Oak Ridgc industries, 'l'cnnchcu, can uvun use Lhc mmmon things uf life :0 make science imurcuing. Here he hm. Terry Fritz hold :1 ball while Phyllh Bunthuff llHle on in amuwmcnl n: Ilix dcmunstrm uun. 'ianJ' mkhliullllll : ubulllrllingnf Aspimnu Lu J nursing cnruur gm. vnlunblu infurnmtiun frum Sucial wurk u career which involve: helping pcoplc is former Reginixns Peggy Zimplcmnn and Lois Herzog. of interest to Elizabeth Reyes. Career Night A priest from Xavier Univcrsity tells juniors and seniors of EIIC opportunities madc available to them college there. by attending evening CSMC Hootenanny chum WM lhc selling fur a C S.M.C spnn:ured houicnanny in November. The show fuzurcd some of Cincinnati's finest local talent Pu Eilcrnmn strums her guitar m Lune of a soft, Sad melody. C FaCUlty-VarSity Game An annual event at Regina. thy fncullv-vankv volleyball In Sicknca: Jlld in hcaldf' Alr. Lisnurman comes through. game, affords great amusement lo the students and provides 3 chance for the teachers to unbcnd a little. Frcshmun's chmraclcriutiun uf the W403 and 1950 5 included the rise uf the labor unions in the United States. Here the A.RLA stages a picket to protest ,1 unfair management practices. Catholic Youth Week These bathing beauties are actually Che seniors as they try to give an accurate picture of American life in the 1920's and 1930i They are Pat Lehman, Kitty McCann, Ruth Ann Miller, Betty Finke, Bonnie Martinson, Jane: Weber, Barbara Stcgcmoller, and Mary Jo Hansbcrry. The winning suplmmurc prescnucion of lifu in the 'Ronring Twenties featured a Charlmtun by some flamboyant flappersy Mam spirif unfolds f0 flJP c'barm of music A3 a blossom opens f0 morning raw. In November the Regina music department was honored with :1 visit from Sister Mary Mark, :m Immaculate Heart Sister from California. Sister Mary Mark came to Regina to give a Mastcr Session in piano to some Regina students. Sister Marks demonstration in piano pedagogy was climaxed by Sis- ECHS own piano recital attended by teachers from the tri-state area. Sister Mary Mark Came well equipped to handle the session, for besides acting as an instructor for musically inclined students at Immaculate Hem College, Los Angeles, she is also quite an accom- plished musician. In her spare time she is a member of the Immaculate Heart Trio. 1 ' . 1 :iK'x Mr. Reincrlq Mrs. Gimpcl, Mr. Frnmbcs, Mr. Hasulwood, Jo Anny; anpiugg junct Keith, And tilcir CSCorES arc nd- and Mr. W'alker cnjny themselves :lE rhc chlfnru Christmas mittcd t0 the dance by the chaperoncs Party, Judy GaLcs .xnd P.Iul VnuL admire .Iudy'h prcuy corwgc. Mistletoe And Holly Everyone enjoyed tlm slow dances :II the Senior-junior closed Christmas Dance. Sunu Claus is about LU bcgin presuming lhf: Christnus gifn m the faculty. Mr. Walkcr and ML MuMurrny haw prescmud EhC Sisters with part of their Christmas gifi. Sister Mary Anne and Mary Ircnncm cgmminc :1 model of their new desks, Welfare Christmas Party Parents cub! Lhu rcfrcslnucms at xhu E i hrm Part'. I 3 bisu-r Mary Ircnaca admim EIIL' artificial palm plants given LU the school by the W'clf'nrc. Mrs. Cnsc. Prcsident, presented the gift. ' : r an 3,. ,Ei' , , - Danna Kusscll, Fritzccn Dumincnck Mariana Roam, Kathy Ruwc, Debbie Franklin. md Paula XVclsh are given a few pointch un thu game of badminton by Luis Purcull. 'IVln's xcunu slum'x A lypicnl day in 1.1an can. Sum: girlx pl.'.y b.15kulbxn. mllcn un llw tmmpulinu. Kathy RUN: scum really pleased With her :Crvc. lhdmimun ix :1 gnu: lll.lE rcquircs quite ; few unusual nmnipulntions by its players. TIuLX .l high unc! But it looks AS if Donna Russel! is going to get it. luix Purcull swath IIIC ball uvcr Lu Kathy Ruwu ngainu n picmrcaquc background. judy RLDIM chbiu anklin, .md Slunm Faulkncr Hy LU improve their form. Tbv rromrday beat is Mac the fir? of badil 31 activity Enkirrdlcd by a lively xpirif. MM'icua Rum and chgy Picpmuicr ull- gagu in a fast gums. 83 Prncticc is necessary before the game can be well pinycd. Luarning correct pitching methods are Kristie Tnulbce, Charlene Hunrahan, Pat Gallagher. and Judy WallbaunL junnnc Bow.- wntchcs :13 Diana Gang tries for :1 hit. 5 E l Charlene Hanrahan .md Dmnu Gallo prucucc their batung :cchmqucs. L ! :mw ; mww . x4939? E ;. F E- . 3. :3, Sm-Huuukl CIAN OHmmagPam Purugi tTrcawn-ry Mnnim Humbert Hucund Vicu-Prcaidcnw, Kathy VicuiPrcsidrnH, jmnnc Spdcr Uhx'sidcnm, Carol Osturbmck Covey tScc rumry . Sue Wiuhlcn tFirst ViCc-Prcsidcnr . Sophomores Sin: 1' Mary Henriuttnih-Iodcrntor. 4W mu L H'hird V f' :mam; 86 r X, z .3 x:L D. Andriola P. Bail D. Baldwin S. Becker M. Bennett B, Berger D. Bickncll S. Bicntz T. Billiter B. Blair K. Bladkamp C. Band A. Bradford K4 Brenner WNW ram rs n S, Brockman C. Browarsky M. Brawn .F- Broxtcrman J. Buchcrc C Buchman M. Bueschcr E. Burton C. Burwinkcl G. Cale 1. Campbell C. Carey M. Carney R. Cass L. Cattelan E. Clark A. Coffcy S. C0125 N. Cooper K. Covey LA Crawford J. Crosby P. Dearing J. DcFinney R. Deiters K, Dcztmer B. Dietz M. Doherty M. Eddingfield K. Edwards L. Elliot: E. Ellis S. Ellwein L9 Elsbernd J. Endrcs K. Eschmeyer K, Fariello K. Feldhaus S. Fisher C. Fletcher P. Forlines E. Gallenstcin NA Gallenstein M, Gatto R. Gcisz K. Geoppingcr J. Gerwc L. Gicslcr P. Giordullo M. Glaser C, Gohman J. Gries B. Grciwc Oh, youkc kidding! Rchll, I'll give it a try.H And 1 wanted to Lake typing?H Oh, success! M. Griffin A. Grow M. Horstmnn B. Huelsman C. Hurst K Hussey K. Hurtscll P. Grothinn J. Guy 5. Hill G. Hindersman P. Hitmer S. Hansen 3. Harbers J. Hart P. Hittner R. Hoffman jv Holmhorst f w: D. Huclsman M, Humbert B, Hum: 13. Jackson C. Johnson 5. Johnson M. Kaiser M. Kandrac J. Keener L Kelly Debbie Newman and Kathy Miller taku full advantage of their Eunch bell refuel :md to catch news m up on the htest t1, M Kennedy M Kern B. Keys M. Kindcl Potato chips scum Iu bc a popular source of nourishment among sophomores Kathy Dmtmcr, Sharon Moore, and Chris Fletcher. S. Klablu A .E E Krusling S. Lcich: , Mahan IE NE McConnell P. McLaughlin M. Mcirusc K. Minshall S. Moore 4f P. O'Brien P. OEBricn C. Ostcrbmck P. Pcrugi C. Peter: C Peters ..- :3: M. Khiman LaGrangn C. Maloncy N. Mcrcurio D. Moorman j, Paimer C. Pete rson B. Lampcrt L. Martina D. Newman M. Parka: DE PieranK L. Larbes R. Martinelli D. Norris K. Pauly 'V. Plogman S. Lathorp 5. Matthews M. Pennckamp J. Powers S. Rahc S. Rahc K. Rainer: K. Rettig L. Richer M. Riegcr L. Rocuing S. Romanella J. Roush J. Ruschman K. Schirmer L. Schirmcr C. Schmidt G. Schwallie P. Schwictcrc M. Scott J. Sctrelmayer F. Shcehan D. Simielc D. Sewers J. Speier 5. Springfield J. Staggc T. Stayzon j, Steffen T. Steigerwald K. Sullivan M, Tankerslcy IL luuks as if Jenn Crosby is determined Id overcome all obstacles in the way of her looking beautiful for the Glee Clulfs audience at St. Joseplfs College, Indiana. Herc we have .1 revealing shut of a group 0f young Indies nbuut to retire for the night. $$KI' L. Thole mcrzaw: f I ; K Wood M, Burke D. Hare L. Jaworski C. Wciler L. Wood A bxt'u! K. Thompson R. Vollman F. Timmer C, Vanderschmidt G. Waiter R B, Perkins Young S. Vance K. Vannatta NL Veeneman A. Weber ww m M. Wagner B Weaver K, Whaley M. Wikcr K. Williamson 15 it a fountain or is in Judy Fishback that up :1 fuss in Miss Mussids swimming ciass? W C Vcnnemcyer JV Wedding C. Wilms is kicking Sophs 3 9 u, at cicl-yy M ath In an ever changing highly technological world such as ours, mathematics ' an increasingly i portant field of study. Regina doesnlt lag behind in its realization of the importa it place mathematic holds in the school curriculum. Regina is fortunate to be blessed with :1 competent staff of mathematics teachers. Under their guidance Reginians are able to take advantage of an exte sive four-yezr math program, Which includes algebra, trigonometry, and the several different forms of geometry. A comprehensive program and a competent staff make Reginals mathematics department one of which all Reginians are proud. We salute our mathematics staff and thank them for all they have done to prepare Regininns for the world of tomorrowea world of mathematics and technology. Numbc'rx measure the bows A5 experiences measure a lifcfimc. Sister Mer Cumuulm Sithr Mu; Pmruncih. Mr. John Linturnun. and Min N.Iry Gibsun. SiaLcr Muy Pctmnclla WJlCIIcs Mnrxiyn .1 difficult problem in Solid Gcmncn-y. Gwa, Ag a :31; wrmzw 1m NM Fri 1! 4 N W K Hnddad cxphin chilm Uhrig, Sue Ktu, JIM PnuLt Gum's LicmumLmlu 95 111th pmbiums in Algebm i. The busincbs department heads inciudu Sister Mary Delbert, Sisccr Mary Gordian, Sister Mary Clcumatn. and Sister Mary Marguerite. - The clock ficks off the looms BUSIHGSS While flag typing continues. Secretaries, rcceptionists, and stenographcrs are only a few of the occupations entered each year by graduates of chimfs business department. Through this course the Sisters strive to teach the girls the practical assets of the business world, as well as regular business methods. lnlunsu cuncummiinn purx'ndcs th' Expressions of Wm juniors, Cheryl Aclucn and Barbara Vanurn. as they work swiftly during .l limc test in typing clase 'I'Iw xludy uf lllL' prnmixwry Imu- keep: Lhuw hOpIIUIHUI'u xtudcnts busy in lhcir gcncml bmhwu claw. The girlx dcmomtzuting il at the blackbmrd Arc Mary Lynn Gum, Arlen: Cuffcy. Marian KcrrL Brenda Yuung, and chgy Gruxhjnn. Lucillc Karwiscl: Jlld Judy D121 nmn nrc just rcndy m chhinL's' in nfficc start the dictaplmnc pmcricc class. CLLE CLUB OFFICERSiJanct Mack hSccremryL Kathy Grace Uficc Presidencjg, Connie Reynolds Udreasurcd3 :md jnckic Riley Wrcsidcnm. The sound of soft overtures and brisk melodies can be heard drift- ing from Reginahs auditorium each Thursday afternoon after school. Led by Sister Mary Denise, the or- chestra is comprised of fifty-six freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior music students who are in- terested in further developing their talents in the musical field. ORCHESTRA OFLICERS h Janis Ramcy U'rcsidcnw, Shawn Russell hTreasureU, and Bonnie Buchanan hSecrctaryL Glee Club Every Wednesday the members of the Glee Club meet to learn a new song or perfect an Old one. Under Mr. Mecklenburgs patient and able direction, the girls prac- tice for events among which are the Lactate Interlude and the senior Class play. Reginahs capable singers are also called upOn to perform at civic affairs. A song will soar to Hoe zmifla Ami multiply M16 19074,th blixx. u... ua-r il4 IL.;qu GHI- CLUB MI MnI-Ju Smmf, MI in right: Mary Ann Dcddcm. Lucille lxnrwinch. Nancy Klug. Slumlmg: Sandy Roman- 0ch Suc Bicmv. Sue Shcanslmng. Kathy Fax'iL-Ho. jmmnc SctLIL-nmycr. .Inycu Kahlc. Sue Cilssidy. Knhy Hurd. Pat jnhanncn, Terri Fril'l. MAry O'Brien. and Mary Ann Goldschmidl. Snifnl. loft In right: Karen Fisher, Mary DiPichntuniu. jnnct Mack. Jeanne Sclmufur, Kathy Grace, Sfuml'ing: Mari;- Buurgcois. Maryann Sheanslmng, Marilyn W'ctzcl, Jackie Roach, Pat Glordullo, Donna Mack. and Janice McKenncy. 99 Thu llcmlulmnny .11 ihu LJCLH'C lnlurludc nun J big Muccn. 'l'cx'ry Kuullw and Mary Cisscll added come: rml LluwnJlOmc flavor with rhuir hilly-billy cusunncs. GLL'I- CLuu Ml-Mm Ihw-Imff In rmlvi, Run I: Mary PM. lJuhcrLy. Linda Gicshcv. Carol Heller, er' 2: Kathy Reincrt, Connie RcynnIds, junc W'cdding, Barb HumiltmL Nancy mebci, Mary Sue Russell, Linda Gribble. Debbie lesch. Marguerite Sum, Diane Krmu. Row 5: Janet Steffen, chrginnn Klug. and Armcntrcss Crmc. Gun. CLUB NlleBlthiLt'ff 1.; rngl, Raw 1: Sandy Frcdcrick, Barb Widi mcycr, Mary Stolz. Mary Iillcn Vulurius, Pan Eilcrmnn, Linda Taphurn, Terri Fritz, Mary Ann Kaisct Row 2: Peggy Hayus, Kathy Pauly, Marie Kicimnn, Chris Vundurschmidt, Chris chiicr, Madeleine Kcmpf. Mary Jo Hansbcrry, Jean meby. Raw 5: Jackie Riley, Terri Kunthe, Sharon Keller, Mariann Gfascr, Donna Burling, Kathy Eschmcycr. Paula Gccrs, Sue Griswoid. Margie Mulu' .md Peggy rhyu Lcam up fur .1 prcuy dun :u thu Lamar: Interlude. 1 1m vai la rigbl KUit l: Mona XVikcr. Mary Beth Atkinson, Laura Endcjann, Muiiyn Wlagncr. Raw 2: Lynne Robin- son, Nancy Mnssnrclla, Sandy Ruiscll, Barbara Reindl. Rwy 51 Kendra VUiHiamsnn, Bernadette Daggers, Kathy Dettmcr, Sharon Jnhnsun, Frau Shcclun. Row 4: Nancy Tilmcs,Cnthy Schmidt, Kathy McPhillips. Mary Joe Here's, ford, Martha Miller. Row 5: Janis Ramcy, Diane Gum mlcz. Sue Huril'tx 5L : Brennan, Cathy Kiclty. 5 $3? Lyff fa riglJI-Ruu' l: Sharon Russell, Sm: Gcis, Lynne Elliott. Raw 2'. Elvin Walker, Julie Conlon, Margaret Tnnkcrslcy, Alvilm Walker, Bunnie LaGrnngc Row 3: Terry A:brotk Marlene Bandy, Nancy McKenney, Jackie Campbell, Joan Endrcs. Ellen Ebel. Raw 4: Terry Frank Knllly Covey, Kay Geuppingcr. Madeleine Kcmpf, Kathy aney. Kathy Schirmcr, Row 5: Mary Cissull. Karla anboruugh, Pat Salmon, Phyllix Steinkamp, Bunnic Bib dmnan, Margie Mcirosu ROW 6: Mary Ann Rucbusch. Knrhy Huucll, Regina Kcllncr, Monica Tillcy, Jeanne Slicicr. A mirtloful symphony of life Orchestra 102 Reacbm a peak. at 110012. Ivy! 1:: Hgfllih'mr I: Llurlunc HJm'JILm, Kuhy Ruwc, Rosanne Middlcburg. Lindn Ruth; Nancy Schirmcr. LindA Roberta Kmtlly juncx. Rm! 2: Chris XVunninger, Sharon lllulkncr. Rmmnnu Clppcl. Ann Krimmcr. Donna Lamb. Cheryl Thiclcn. Donna Tmm, judy Carlos. aninu DchclL thy IL'C ThicmmL KJrcn W'L'bbc Ram 31 chumlu ligglmlnn. Cnrlmu Lux'ch, Mary Stcinknmp. Peggy Clark. lfllcniMJric Bandy. Miriam Purcull, Nancy Mnssnrclla, Michelle Loncrgnn, Sally Schlegcl, and judy Albict'l, orher schools. Beacon Staff The twenty juniors who make up the BEACON staff are well- acquainted with the mysteries of the'written work and the intrica- cies of planning and writing a newspaper. Under the guidance of Sister Mary Martha and Miss Gaede, the BEACON has received nu- merous awards and recognitions. Among others, Reginak paper has received the Newspaper of Distincp tion, All-Catholic, and the Paladin Press Award. Tlae beams 0f the BEACON Shine on Hoe sclaool day. Karin McMuhnn, HclLy Plcinuu, Lynn proofread :hc BEACON before the studcnt body gets it. read cxchang: ncwspnpcrs from Wucbkcnberg, and Kathy Murphy L Sun LVL'SBL'IS. Mdry Gregory, Mary- Belh KJhL julic McCthhy, Julie Conlon. and lilainu Buckingham type copy for Lin: BEACON. Keeping school informed on cur- rent campaigns, programs, and other activities is the task of the BEACON staff. A task which it has accompiished well. Knrcn McCabc, Ruby Kulxnuil, Sunnnc GJeda and Judy Hsllbnck fold issues of Kllc BEACON which gc: sent out tn the pasmrs and other interested people. Elvira Walker LCuuucil MumbcrL Alias jmusnn wuurcmnu Mnuruun Tubun UWuxidcnU. Kathy Cay: H rcrmn'cr :lnd Cuuw cil Mcmbcn, Gerri Klug UHck-API'L-sidcnw :11! pose for the H.R. C. nfficcrs' picture. A spark of laope will ligbt tlae day; A flamr will pierce Hoe night. The High School Red Cross is dedicated to helping thosc less fortunate than ourselves. Red Cross operates in other lands as well as in our own country. This year an album of Regina life was sent to Switzerland. H.R.C. projects center around giving time, effort, and money to make the lives of others a little easier. Doing volunteer 106 HRC work; planning a Christmas party for the :1ng of St. Theresek Home; preparing a school chest of necessities sent to :1 distressed area; collecting jewelry, records, and stuffed toys for orphans and all these are a part of the happy and invalids useful work of the Red Cross. Mam Hmanm-r 418T: Lhrhrhmurrr Hm Hw m4 quLukd I Shirley Grothjan, lilvura Pcralzu. Pat Luhmnn, Marin Amuncllh Marlene Smith, Ann Bcllcrscn. Mary 'I'apin, Kitty Mc- Cnnn, 11nd March 13.in prepare ChrisLmM packagcs of jewelry to be sent to the poor and neglected as their Christmas proiccr. Barb.1m Rmuancllo, Judy Kromcr. Debbie DiaLni, Unuln Albcrg judy Gum, Linda Tnphorn. and Toni Zinn pack the stuffed toys they collccrud .15 the Junior H. R. C Christmas project. ?or Chtidrtnb Hospital. Umkd me BEN Suplmnwn: Red Cruss rcprcscnmtivcs :urvcy Lhc collection uf records m be san m hoapimli in the city. Shown her: are Sally Wirth. June XVcdding, Libby Krusling Marianne Pnrkcs, Pam During, Muric Kleinmn. Dnnnn Mack, Suu Iich Rahc. and Eileen Clark. Freshman rcprcscumlivcs' prujcct was the nukmg uf taster party hats for pnricnu of various hospitals. Packing the ham are these girls: Sue Mnrinn, Sharon Lindcnschmidn Maureen Granncn. Kathy McPhiHips, Penny HAIL Regina Barney. Bunnic LaGrnngc. jxxnct Grossh Mary Prune. Kathy Trucxdcll. and Karen Walker, Mr. Ervin Oberschmidt, Executive Director of Cincinnatik Area Chapter of the American NCI- tional Red Cross addressed the juniors and seniors in an assembly. Mn Obcrschmidt was one of the eight Red Cross representatives who went with Members 01' the nudicncc ruspund 11; Mr. Uberschmidfs mlk with varying reactions. the final shipment: of cargo to the Cuban governu menr in exchange for prisoners. Red Cross offi- cers Alice Jamison, Gerri Klug, Maureen Toben, Elvira Walker, and Kathy Case listen attentively to his account. lining Lhu school chest is one of thn- cllicf pmjucts of the Rcd Cross. Officers nrc-Lc'fi In I'ngl: Kathy Case. Gerri Klug; Maureen Tobcn, Elvira Walkcn and Alice jumixun. Mauruun Tubcm Pr idem uf H.R. ra'scs the flag at the H.R.L. flmg r sing ccremon . .!..aguidQ'.I .. I, The officers of F.T.A. an: Mary Lynne Yancey, lilvcm Pernuu, and Kathy Grace, FTA In order to prepare her students aspiring to the tcnchcrhood, Regina has institutcd :1 Future Teachers of America Club, The I:.T.A. makes usc of many different methods to help the girls be- come acquainted with their chosen field. Through panels and discussions the members are shOWH what kind of education one needs to become a qualified teacher; what personality and churathr traits .1 future teacher should possess; and, most important, the methods of teaching. The mem- bers have volunteered to take on tutoring assign- ments at Regina and at several of the parish grade schools. The program is used as an important aid to teachers and students alike. It is well known that good teachers are an essential aspect of good education, and Reginfs Future Teachers of America Club is doing its part to prepare good teachers for the future. erI to rigbf, lst Row, xiffing: Mary Beth Palmer, Peggy Gannon, Cathy Wilms, Terry Kucthc, Donna Bccbec, Chris Bel- pcn'o. Sue Win11, Kathy Hurd. 2711! Raw, sitting: Elaine Becker, Pcmuo, Mary Lynne Yancey, Kathy Grace, Maryann Shcanshang, Mary Ann Goldschmidt. Judy Folzenlogcn, Pam Dwyer, Janis Ramcy. Elven 3rd Row standing: Ann Illuncik, Barbara Hamilton, Elaine Kocstcrs, Alice Hcrwch. Mary Tapin, JoAnn Franzen, Laura Endcjrmn, Diane Stcucr, Kathy Kuhncll, and judy Fishback. II Ill II IIII MI W I h XXX JHII'I II; WI I Retreat Fuller Kumcuhur. Ilw Juninr'x retreat master. held their full ammion during UHC 1- h;$ CUnfCrUnk-Cg. Bcnvcun whi'urcncux lhu girlx cunld xpL-ml their timu quiurly in any fm'm of prayer they wished. Linda Crcix' read a ruligimn bnok. whilu .Inycu Mcerd spotted lhu camcm mam Cunhruncu wurc held .u uriuus linle throughout thL' day. Father Komcschcrk I talk; gave I110 giris much food fur. thought. liilccn Muycx', Mary Jo Huckvcma, and Nancy Smhl buy chapel veils from Mrs. Bcckstcdt. Kathy Munro reminds thc girl: 11m Ilwy mml bu quiet. A! flat 1100!: Of life One should pause to reflect. Muy Jo ankzdnm, and Eileen Meyer guy to chapel far :1 visit. Ail rhc girls go 10 Maxis during their rchL-JL Kathy Gumpci Inn .1 pzivalc clnu with linhcr Gordon, the retreat master at Frinrlaursr. Madeleine Kcmpf takes advantage of the quiet privacy of her room to read and medium. A vnricly of religious articles An: :0ch E0 EhC rchanants at Izrinrhurst. The girls intent on making a purchase are Ann lllcncik, Rosemarie Reinhard, Veron- in Smith, Nancy Piclngc, Diane DcnrA i ing, and Ann BcllcrsenA rm Un through gnmc. 10F 1 follows .uL's mu m warm up for EIIC game. Shawn Johnson effective swing. fU V OHKJ .1 NFJVWVNAWVV v .V- . . KJ rwnch F t .L c u .L,. Q C C .L N. Ami Lucillu rlnncs. Joh A myslcriuus Nl ranger .Iunus Ht A dclc m P L'l' 1mm lhc bAH. ates xhc p mp prepares to scru- Licmumtmtcs .I hncklmnd Din: johnton Miss Mushiu demonstr Mariiyn Shmrun Is it a jelly mll? . . No, no, or is it a double forward rollers, Mary Tape and Margaret Picpmcicr, certainly seem roll? , . . Oh well, whatever it is Miss Mussio and the two to bc cjoying 11. H6 Miss Mussio and Mary Tcpc assist judy , v. V 3; Weber in her attempt to walk down the ' I . - ' . 4:33: V tumbling mat while doing a backnbend. ' -' -V Six flushed red faces are Ihl: result of this gym fear. The girls who can master the difficult hmd-stand are m be congratulated. JUNIOR CLASS Olflllcmts Dianc Sruucr IIFirst VicoPrusidcnU, Sandy Frcdcrick ducund Vicc-Prusidcnq. Karin McMahan Tl1ird Vicciprcfidcnn. Celine Wocstc U rcsian0v Sally Schlcgui GccrccaryL Mary FuImcr Vrrcnsurcrf Juniors i SiS'I'lzk MAM CAmLu-N Mudcrnmr HB P. Angus T. Asbrock S. Backhus C. Belperio J. Earning B. Blanck r, w n.- M, Blanch J. Blodkamp S. Buhlinger V. Bondick M. Bourgeuis C. Brinkcrs K. Brockman B. Brotzgc P. Bunthuff M. Caffcrky j, Cappel B. Casscll P. Ciaccio E. Clark P. Coleman K J- Conlon j. Conover R Cooney B Daggelt J Dannenfelser M Dcddcns D, Dillman MA DiPietranmnio M. Dissel D. Disrasi M, Diva D Dreidame M. Dunn S. Duncan .. -.,.E..In..w. V mg q 111, H9 Juniors E.Ebe1 B, Efflcr J. Ehrhard P. Eilerman P. Faricllo IL Fedelc J. Fishback 5' Flowm C Folz V 5. Frederick M, Gates K I r f H 1 ??' : C. Glassmeycr D. Golden D. Gonzalez, MU Gregory L. Gribble : :Wug; f K. Haake J. Hacker K. Hacker 3, Hagcr D. Haincx B. Hamilton Linda Taphorn, Connie Wemkc, Pam Wuclfc, Martha Krusc, Nancy Israel, and Carol Herrmann listen to Fathen I wonder what is so funny! L, Fathman S. Geis K. Gunville 145' S. Hanlcy S. Hatcher M, Hayes D. Hcidt J. Heinzclman J. Helder , g. x f; t K i f M. chncssey C Herrmann A. Herweh K Hurd E Imm 1, . , KT ' 7 . i , i N. Israel K. Jacob P. Johannes L. Johnson G. Jones ; , , I '1 B. Kiehfuss C. Kirschner G. Klug C, Klusman R. Knapp E. Kocstcrs M. Krimmcr Linda, Connie, Pam, Mamba, Nancy, and Carol d0 spiritual The Mass has begun. reading before Mass. J.J.Ju.;..fAAA:-.A .. 121 M. L: uch K. Lingrosso M. Loncrgan S. Lysaghc CA Maicr C. Malloy P. Maloncy B. Manczyk N. Massarella B. Matt M. Mauchcck C. Mattschcck K. McCabe RM 1 f .. 1 J. McCarthy C. McDonald J. McKenney D. McKinstry K. McMahan L. Meinking J. Merlmd h M. Middelberg L. Miller T. Miller J. Miracle M. Muhr V. Morin. M. Morris D. Mueller K. Murphy 5. Murny Juniors 1252 M: J. O,Brien I. Overmeyer L. Page M. Pellegrino H. Perkins A. Pizzo B. Pleiman M, Prather ml G, Pritchard M. Purcell L. Puthoff M. Quitter M. Recker B, Reed Rh .4- KM . j ?'W S wrlgxmms wa x1 to NW .- jhgmf M 51 NM Hump B. Reindl 1. .ch Ebel writes Chrixtmns grueling cards to put nn :lIc favors. J. Reich L, Robinson J. Rohrmcier P. Rolls 13. Romnncllo S. Rupp J Russell 123 i Juniors sM $ MM ' S. Russen A. Sailc j. Saintin M. Salmon MM Snluppo S. Schlegel J. Schmidcgcsling M. $3.1 f. r F. Schumakcr MM Schuermann MM SchWartz j. Schweitzer B, Soellrwr L. Stagg: N. Stahl a P. Steinkamp DM Steuer V. Stevens K. Striley KM Stubbers S. Stuhlrcycr M. Sturgis r C. Sweeney L. Taphurn C. Taylor K. Terrill N. Tilmes x U M .5? a S. Toon D. Troxell S. Ulrey B. Vcntura P. Vitello M. Vugt ' ??WV-w Juniors Marilyn Diva, Margie Tankerslcy, Nancy Tilmcs, and Linda Hobbs get together to make a little music. J. Walther j Wattenhofer K. Wehrman P. Wells f:- S; Vessels S. Westerkzmp M. White B. Widmeyer S. Witch 1.. Woebkenberg P. Woelfle C. Woeste K. Yarborough A. Zinn ABSENT D. Baioni SV Caldwell .I- Fischer G. Wirth Q'P-r +6; ' Em- ?' MM f . .I. tsp. ' wsz my ' ammg . . ,;f' . .! 7 2 Sister Mary Peregrine, Sister Lucianm and Miss Fcist look uvcr the set of sterling silver awarded the schuol in an annual homenuking COntesr. Mary The iranquility of an afternoon, Reminds one of domestic place. Home Economics 0 N 0 M t9 '0 Preparing for the future Catholic home is not: only a matter Q' of acquiring a sound Catholic background, it also involves learning the basic skills necessary to manage the practical aspects Of home life. The Foods and Cooking course will enable the student to plan good meals and then prepare them well. 111 Clothing Class stresses. During the course of the year they even turn out a few of their own creations. Home Economics class gives a general, Q t Z the girls learn all the skills necessary to become competent seam- 4: X h 0 , comprehensive background in basic homemaking skills. Interior a decoration, purchasing, budgeting, babycare, and myriad other subjects are included in the course. The departmentis aim is to 5, Q make each individual student of the course a competent future a o homemaker. F S T 1 9 0Q Barbara anunulfu. lhrb Pichgc. Mary Dipictrantuniu. Judi Fisher, Sue Gnudc. Sharon LysnghL, and judy qutu'w Imfcr look proudly uver the display of Christmas cookies zhuy have mndc. ilizax.. SUL- GAmdc pundcn on tho purpmu of A pinumhiun while tlw nmru ndmncud sLudcnu .lpply llwmwlrus lU mrinux Lulu. Vhiblu Iwrc arc Connie W'cmkc. Barbara Ruman- ulln, Cnml chdcrsum Alicc Hcrwch. Barb Pichgc, and Jeanne DJnncnfeIsur. Thu xcwing ch33 ix hard Jl work. Shown here an: Rim County, Pup; Caffcrky. Donna Golden. Jnannc Belmont judi Fischur, Kurin McMahan, and Lartlm Palz'ncr. Tlu: joys of the culinary .1115 are rcalizcd by Sm: jncksun. Euphcmia Tulle, and Fritzccn Dumineach us they prepare lU bake pies. Impressive .lmf informative display: on various phases of homemaking are shown here by Jane Hcldcr, Connie Wcrnkc, Joanne Dnnncnfclscr, Carole Glussmcycr, Mary Lynn Tekuclvc, and Rita Andrews. The impurmncu uf a wclLanmcud dicL. :lS well as thpfui hints on home deco- rating is shown by junior homcmnking students Ellen Iihcl, Sue Gncde, Karen Striley, Toni Zinn. and Rim Coonuy. Joyce Young'and Bonnie Martinsun weru among the girls in senior lwmcmnking who leI much work jnto the designing and dccnraring of modcf homes. msnmn If! ' , Iwuuu 5' um'rv : ' glut ., STUDENT NOTICES DOrne MIMI! m4 Lmn-C r7504 the i'FI'H. 1L3 :f'm h H:, . A typical health clash! Prior to Lhu administration of the tuburculin ten to .111 the aoplmmorcx this qur, Sister Mary Pcmmclln explains to the girls wlmc Lubcruuiosis is, how it is spread, its prevalence on national and local levels. and the innpormncc 0f cnriy diagnosis by of course the Mnntoux test; The Iubcrculusix nut WAS udmiuislcrcd tn Kathy Covey, Suu McMurmyu Janet Suwcr5 and Ann Donnellon. Sister Mary Umisc, SisLt-r Mary Hubcrtinc. Mr. Clutus Mccklcnbnrgt .md Sister Mary Timmhy discuss a sheet of music. T19? gentle mid-affcmoon breeze Plays :2 mm among Hoe leaves. Music The cultural side of Reginians is enriched through the effort of the Music Department Teachers. Although this department falls in the Classification of extracurricular activities, scho- lastic credit is given to the girls who participate in the music program. For the girls with me- lodious voices, there is the Glee Club, and for the girls interested in playing an instrument there is the orchestra. 1L I32 Thu :muu K1 .1 r r In lIVL' lnrvgruund is Mary Ann Ruubmch, drummer. Playing the rmmbnnct arc Kathy Hucscll. Kathiu Ramcy. Madeicinu Kumpf, 11nd Pal Salmon. TIM- ,uldiunuu lixmu mu-ntly LU th' nruhuun'x perform- Richy sL'H'HJ. pur'cuuiun 0n the qmbnh ix .Icnnnu Spuiun Ann R Llcbus'ch '1 hr xiulinixh prupuc lu buggin Lu phy. , Kuhy xcctmn Mcllhillipx. Suc Brcmmn. and l'csnivnl. xunds x'chy during lhu perform- Susan Clint and .1 ru 1 In; drummers. 111w .111- LzaLily Nancy Mn:- t-t-ix'; Tim blurs k' lub .md Orchcum uumbinc Luprcscnl .l dmmulc piers uf mucic. Lighting prm'uiux sums of tin: ununplwr: ncucnu'y fur full Appruuialinn nf lhu music played. Oruhcslm mumbch Lum- up fur LIIC nuxt suluuiun. Bernadette DaggctL cmnus me xlmins frum lmr viulilL Hurc Mr. .md Mn. Sclwlllmm diuuxs iilc pnmmm Siucr lrclmm. Mr. Scllclllmm ii the LhJiI'nmn 01- w ith the KJdim'l'clwixinn licpzlr'lmcnl of the Culley: Cunsurxuunry nl' Music .ll llau Uniwrsuy ul' Cinrimmli. 116 i: Uirccmr ut' Adnumium llm'u AI LhL' Cnnvcrbdmry. Mr. Muliltnlmrg lcmdx L11: Ulcc Club in .1 apiriludl calmur point in kin: prugrnlm aim .H J Amung Lhc distinguished leurs Axttcluling 111L' LJCLJIC InLcI'ludu in March WAX Monsignor Curl I. Ryan, Superin- Lcndcm 01' Sclmnlx. Alsu picLurcd arc Sincr Mary Madel- cm, Mm Kcmpf, and Siucr Mary Delbert. Maul Luwntnlk whoop it up in J ycHin', slumpin' lxunlcn- Anny. The pitch .md From IIIC louk on piLchL-r Judy Wallbaum's fact. it must cauL'hL-r Kristie Tuulbcc Iouk un nunthalandy as Charlene bc .1 ball and nuL .1 strike. Fielder Par Gullagcr and Hanrnlmn misses the ball. 136 Pam Puyntcr, Margaret ljkcpmciur, Lind: Ruuig, Diane Gmtm, judy Weber, and Patricia Ebel watch Mary Tape and Don- lu Bcrling do cartawhcels. 'l'umbling ix an important cxurcisu in Ruginnys physical program. Hutu bumc giris try their forward roch Ruum 5 qukcd like .1 dcparlmum sum: when thmc .Im- bitiuus girls gnlimrvd goods fur .1 poor family for thu wninr class Chrismms pmquL Tum Hunnmn and Buzmiu Palmcr cnjm lhcnnclws .It LIN: x'unim' clmccl dance un .IJIILLIFY l7 HSL 1r Light, Star Bright, Haim- Hcckcr. .ontc Giver, Killy Franklin, And Suc Griawold scum lo 11: inspucting something that Sister Mary Virgil: has for HR: pmjuct. Star Bright Star Light HUHHIU Hu'timnn Am! Muy 'Iuikx .ur hmilx I'1Ilinlxy Imp, wllilc hunky Hivu ruLag-s .1 mwmgc .lu'mx ruum S, l u mulcr win! cracked lllL' JURL' LhJL 's m.tking these four Luxgla m Imrd? Thu I Wu Couplun arc Mary Ciser .md 'I'nm AI-ncffun. .Ind Linda M uccinu with Tom Ackermann. Lynn Klusnwycr, Lucille Karwiaclu Veronica SmiLh balances n budgeL in Marilyn Hinklu and PAL Moran Ind Mary Rucbmchpracticutyping bonkkvcping. givu their bcsL smilL-s for the in office practice class. photographcr. Senior Glimpses Marilyn Wfagncr. Rosie Rciclmrd, .md Gerri Rob disch Senior p1'ublcu11: Senjur Sudlllisn :iru aucntivu during their assembly. Min .Iu Hambcrxy. NAncy Riluy. 15.Irb MAIN. .md Bub ankymr discuu :1 17.0.Ll pmblcm with Miss Ficlur. 139 l Ancile Staff II This 1964 ANCILE is the result of the efforts of an industrious group 0f 14 Regina seniors. Six of the girls comprise the business staff whose job it is to finance the yearbook. The girls work on foot, by telephone, and through the mail in order I to solicit ads for the annual. l: is also their task to sell the yearbooks to thc students of Regina. Any part of the ANCILE involving money is assigned to the business staffl The editorial staff is the group of girls rc- spunsiblc for thc actual production of the book. As flay cm! of lbe day draws mglo We 19mm captured its joys and its foils. R um cs. ! Thu fillmncijl headaches uf Lhc yearbook bchmg u: ll'li'i grnup ut' uncrgctic Which. 'l'hc ANCILE'S business staff in, L'lllllUN MJthn Ann Dwycr, Nancy Prm'lmx Aline Jamison, Sm- SL'honbcrg. Carol Dxlyt and the business manager. Mary These eight girls plan, write copy, and layout the entire book thcmsclvw With the help of their moderator the girls try to construct an annual that will reflect the ideals and activities of Regina. It takes a great deal of work and time to combine the contributions of all the staff members into a unified book, but with the supervision of the moderator and the dedicated work of the editor thc annual will be worthy of the name Regina ANCILE. Thc fingcn of our typist M.lry Kay Kluin don't 3:! a minute's I'L'SI; our editor Elaine Becker won't Ecc them. Elaine is always busy beginning or finishing off .1 neces- sary piece of ANCILE business. Thc tcdious And exacting job nf laying- out the cnciru yearbook belongs to our smiling layout editor Lynn Hindcrsmnn and her Imppy assistant Ann Shnfcr. Hct'c .lrc the girls rcspumiblc for .111 the copy that you read in 11w annual. For- give them if you can. The girh arc Marie Anlonclli, Flvum PL-m'un. Jo Ann Franzen, and Mary Krougcr, From left to right arc Mary Lou Rclfsclmcidcr, Sandy Parsky, Sandy Pritclmrd, Lorraine jacobs, Betty Finkc. Mary Lynne Yancey, Bonnie Buchanan, and Kathy Rainier. . Public Relations To sec :1 member of Elm Public Relations stuff with pencil and paper in lmnd conducting an inv tervicw is not an unusual sight around the halls of Regina. The staff is l'cSponsiblc for making Reginiuns and their school activities known throughout the community. The newsworthy events that occur :It Regina arc diligently written, typed up, and sent out to various periodicals pub- lished in Cincinnati, Norwood, and the surround- ing areas. Under the able guidance of Miss Shirley Gncdc, the Public Relations group gets practice in news reporting while performing a service for both Regina and the community. N.H.S. OIIILIJH: Mary Lou Kcifsclmcidcr l'l'c 1sururL Sn: Fim-im WECFHJFYL Pug Gannon. wrusi- dcnn. and Sandy Iiumm HHcc-Prcudcnn. A xpark of loopc will Iiglaf flay day; A flan ? will pierce fbc night. A nationwide organization, thc Nltionnl Honor Society has been in cxistchc at Regina sincc I956. Thc purpow 0f Reginfs Honor $0 ri'ry ix to promote in the school the qualities of hadcrship, schohrship, character, and service. Thix purpose is carried out by perfecting these llLIJIiLiCS in its members and by sponsoring pro- yrams JHLI assemblies for the entire student body. Monthly meetings usually consist of :1 panel discussion, .1 filmstrip, or :1 guest speaker; The Society also puts on assemblies; and, from time to time, takes on special projcCtSA Last Christmas the Honor Socicty gave :1 party for some 0f the children :1: St. Aloysius Orphanage. Under the guidance of its moderator, Sister Mudcicv-I, the National Honor Society is con- stnntly searching for new ways in which to pro- mate the four important qualities necessary in the leaders of comorrow. I43 N,H.S. MInxmlzu5 Stllju q: Imnnc Sdmcfcr. MJrim McFadden, Sue HuriuL Pug bnunun. handy Busnnn Mary Lnu Rcif- schncidur. JOYCC Kdlilc, Manlyn l'Iinklc. Standing: SiHL'F Mndelcx'u, Mudcmmr. janct W'ebcr. Mary Korbcc. Kathy Rainiclz Judy l'Icucr111.xnIx jmul Lucburing Mario: Anmnclli. judy Folzcnlugum jn Ann Franzen, Mary Krucgcr, and Mary Lynne Yanccy. l I AL lhc y:;n'ly mductionucx'cmunyLwcnty- 1 tinge girls became full members after a probationary period. President Peg Gan- non and jcnnnc Sc-hncfcr, Probntioner Chairman. distribuzc mumbcrship cards m the Suniorsa THE SODALITT Om-ICEM aru Judy Folzcnlogcn ViccuPrcfecQ. jcmnnc Schacfcr Wublicity Clmirmaxn, Ann lllcncik Ukcfccn, Phyllis Grubcr Secretary-TrcasurcrL and Madeleine Kcmpf tSocial Chairmany SOdality As we :lv'wlop spiritually May God direcf our formation. The girls in Regim'x Sodaliry .xim 10 meomc 'i'hl'uugh pcrwml fox'nuLiun Lhcy bring them- uloscr to Christ and Mary, The means. through xclvcs LU :1 greater love of God; through the social which they Accomplish this goal include prayer, spastulntc Ehry JEtL'ran to spread :1 Christian meditation, Gmpcl study, monthly days of rccol- spirit L0 others. The Sodulity is not merely an lcclion. .md dklil'x' Max's when AL All possible. m'ganimtion-ii iS truly .1 way of lifc. SUUAIJIY GROUP LLADlzks Lr'ff fr: ngbl, Raw 1: .Inckic Lcicht, Ann llluncik, Phyllis Grubcr, Knhy Murphy. and Sally Schlcgci. R010 2: janct Lang, Judy Wattcnhofer, Kathy Gum'illm Bonnie CEHSCH, Nancy Massarcllm Peggy Haycx. and judy Fulzuniugcn. Row 3: Terry Asbrock, Phyllis Steinkamp. jcmme Sclmcfcn Sue Gnudc. Elaine Buckingham, BCEU' Plciman. Barbara Hamilton, Celine XVucstc, and Sandy Russel. Each month all Sudalim parLicianu in :1 Sunday day of recollection. after which the senior SOdJliStS attend Mass and re- ccivc Communion in the convent chapelA A Judy Canc, picture. 13$ Jaw, H9 i ' Thu lake provides .1 refreshing background :IS Betty Finkc, ; E Kuhy Gimpel seems to have caused quite n stir among her fellow Sodaliua: What cuuld our classmate be up to this time? and jcnn Bnckschcidcr pose pretrily for :1 Sndality camp can be fun! Herc Laura Endejnnn proves this fact as she entor- mim some of her bunkmntcs. Hum Whlkcr wcnh LU lmx'c shocked her two cumpmiom Om- .mn. finds lildauv lSuuLcr mulling icu m but Lllp. What .n disbelief and amazement register rm IIJC faces of Laura Will lln: mlinn Lllink 0f nun! Lndciann and Mary Bcth Atkinson. $.wny... m'mmm. Bnii, and Mary Lynnu YJnuuy sing. Sodalists Madeleine Kcmpf, Kathy Gracu, Jane Tracey, Mart lyn Haddad, Elvera Pernzzo, Jackie Lcicht, Jan Lucbcring. Ann Shafcr, joycc Kahlc, Mary Ann Guldschmidt, Mary Cisscl, and Phyllis Grubcr go up to the stage to make an Act: of Consecration during the ceremony in which xhcy take another step up in thc Sodnlilyv I Betty Plcinmn dancua .IL Lhc .mcmbly whilu Maryann Shudnsimng, hcnnnc Schacfcr, Sandy anlcy, Laura Endejann, Marcia Sister Mary lrcmm givus n rallk nu Lhc dcdicatiun of oneself EU the Sacred Heart. CSMC A missionaryis work is never finished. There are always Challenges to meet, obstacles to over- come, and souls to win. To face up to these tasks ceumgcously, a missionary needs our help. With this in mind, the Regina. Apostolorum Unit of the Catholic Studenfs Mission Crusade aims to in- crease interest in thc Churchis role as a mission npostolatc. In previous years each homeroom has had its own missionary to support both spiritually and financially, through prayers, sacrifices, and indi- vidual offerings. This year, hewever7 we have chosen to promote the idea. of unity through one missionary, backed by the entire student body. Mary .Iu Hmecrry Hliru-Pruaidcmi. Sun Griswold UhresideJHD. are the C.S.M.C. officers. We can help our distant brethren Who are searching for the Light. This year's choice is Sister Mary John, C.PP.S. Each homeroom has taken it upon itself to raise money for one item most needed by Sister. Finan- cial support was obtained through the Mission Post Office before Christmas, a system devised whereby each Christmas package and each card distributed at school had to be sent through the post office and stamped with 1iangel sear, before delivery Could be made. Through participation in the C,S.M.C., the students of Regina have taken up as their cry, Nthe Sacred Heart for the World, the W'orld for the Sacred Hcart'f .luyce Knhle i5ccrutnnqY and Kitty Franklin frreasureri Sunior and junior humcmom ruprusuma- Lives arc Imff In r'r'gbf, Row 1: Joycu Giver, Judy Huucrnmnm jnckic Roach. Raw 2: Kris Bngcnt, jnckic LcichL, Mary Kay Klein. Raw 3: Ann Shnfcr, Mary Korbce, Jana Mutualfc. Raw 4: Terry LaGrmlgc. Karen Jncubs, Mary Ann Dulv dcm. Raw 1: Martha Kruse, Nancy Massnrclla. Chris Kemp. Raw 6: 9116M Langcfcls, Carolyn Kirschncr, Row 7: Terry Asbruck, julic McCarthy, Sue Gcis. 150 Sislcr Mary Ircnaca. Sister Mary John, and Sister Mary Gordian with the student body. join in prayer Suphumorc .l H d Frcahmun humeruunl rcprcscntativus .Irc-I.t'fl to right, Row 1: Kathy Rcuig. jcanninc Cundit. Pam Hittv nur. Row 2: Sue Rake. Chris Pctcrs. Sandy Romuncllm Row 3: Diane Simiclc. Pat Glenn. Rmr 4: jnnnne Senclnmycr. Mary hm King. Kathy Reincrt. Row 5: Bcnudcuc ScifL-rr, Peggy Clark Janet Sowcrs. Row 6: Suc- Cram Armcntrcss Cruse, Kathy LyanghL Raw 7: Cathy Dcitcrx, Suc Smith, Karen chber. Raw 8: Diane Kruxc, Lois Purcell. Barb Sher- ran. Sislu Mary john, RuginaS Jduplud misi Mommy, expresses her npprccintiun 0f the typewriter she rccuix'cd when she visited Regina. Sister Mary Ircnnca and Sister Mary Gordian look on. Sue Griawold. Mary Jo Humberry. Sistcr Mary lrcnacn, principal. .Ind Sialur around Sister Mary John M she happily views her gift from the student body. Kitty ankliIL US.MC. treasurer, presents Siuur Mary John With A plaque. Mary Gordian, C.S.M.C. Moderator, gather During December Ihc C.S.M.C. raised money for our missionary by means of a post office. All Christmas cards and gifts went through here and were stamped with Ihc C.S.M.C. nnch Sue Griswold, Kitty Franklin, and Mary 'fn Hansbcrry accepts the cards :lnd gifts of Sharon Altcrmcycr. Kathy eruc. Alice Jamison. Monica Anlunx and Carol Heller. 5 mm m .mw f ,x cm:- , Kgmx: .r x W Hciping here in due C.S.M.C-sponsnrcd drive for mcmbcrship in the Propagation uf the limb arc Marilyn Blanck. .10 Ann I r.lnzcm Sheila Lnngfcls, jcnn Back- schcidcr. .md Peg Gxumom Members were identified by .1 yrllnw crnm and lupr received their official 11mmbcrship cards. 153 llKlK L1T+ntli Qc-v-mu A K KGIKKKrKKKIKKrjcKCngKK-iKK mKKK KKLKK KKK KKK: KKK KKKKKKIKKu 5-2 m: KKKK KKKK KK 'w Jh.m musi- A9 KK KKK; :r'wwifKk KKKKKK: mu. if Sophmnurc C.S.M.C. rcprcacntutivcs Suld wrapping paper In ubmin money for Sister Mary john Sue Ruhc, Patty Glenn, and Pam Hitmcr luuk approvingiy at an at- Imcrivc design. KDr 7K..KR'K' PEUK KMKMBEQEK xx IGH SCHOOP-i TE'Rs OF THE: PREC1OUS a S'rumN'i' COUNCIL OHICLIu .lru Judy Clzlrlc isuux'uinryi, Kathy CJHHIVL'i iPrc-juiunu. jm Lucburing H'irst VicciPrL-aidcnty and Linda Dcvnnu Gccond Vicc-Presidcno. Student Council An cvcr-active high school like Regina needs 3. representative group of girls to help organize and unify its many activities. The Student Coun- cil, Reginais governing body, fulfills this function very well. The girls strive for betterment of the school itself. Through paper drives, stamp drives and other fund raising drives, appearance cam- 154 End: day ix patterned to fly? emf, Earls year must also have its plan. piligns and many other activities during the year, the SC. helps to make the students more aware of their obligations to their school. The climax of this yeafs efforts is HLa Dance Royals in April, where the most cooperative and active class of the year is honored through the coronation of their Chosen queen. SENIOR S. C RLPIkLhtN':ATIVI.5 Km-rliug: Kathy Brogan, Phyllis Grubcr, Mary Lynne Yancey, Nancy Riley. Shim!- ivg: Jeanne Sclmcfcr. Sandy Bllsnm, Kathy Grace, Mary Cuncmn. Slurun Attcrmcycr, and judy DcNoma. JUNJUK 5. L. RllHLl.5!-.N'1A l'lvuismmlum: Kathy Kuhncll, Miriam Purcell, Betty Kichfuss, juycc Quittcn Barb Hamilton, Adela .Iuncx Sm.- Gncdc. Sltiiug: junct Lung, Joanne Cunuvcr, Judy Hacker, Phyllis Steinkamp, and Peggy Hayes. SOI'HOMORE 5. C REPRESENTATIVES arc-Sitling: jean Crosby, Cindy Maluncyy J03 Endrca, Pat Fritz, Mnry Jam: HUI, Marjola Wrzyszczynski. Siamh'ng: Judy Ruschman, Paulette Meyer, Mary Pat Doherty. Peggy Griffin, Pm: LaGrnngc and Diane Krusc. husrmAN S; C. KrpxusraN'm'ans Jru Clarkuvm'z Kathy Havlin, Linda Sam snnc, Mary Lee Thicmnn, Paula Gccrs. Barbara Hcsscibmck, Linda Conovcr, Dork na Toun, Linda Grow. Terry Tcpc, Cyn- thia Cook, and Mary Jo Wcisgerber. The faculty L'xljuy breakfast aftur the Mass which bcgnn Llwir day uf rcculluuimL The faculty discusses the ulk of Rcvcrcnd Mark Durcn- kcmpcn C PIXS., meessur uf dogmatic thwlogy at St, Charles Seminary at Cnrtlmgcna, Ohio. Candiduus fur queen of J.:: Duru'r Ruydlr wurc Suu Sturgis, freshman; Chris Fletcher. snphomorc; Juan Backschcidcr, senior; and Diane Stcucr, junior. Dance Royale T106 bigla point of a day or year La Dance Royalc heightens spirits. A danic flour lnuks quits different from the Viuwpnim uf A Piil'iSiC bidL'WJlk'NfC MWWPIWW PCI'NdUS UN cafclcria. .l chaperon. WliCFC refrcslmmnrs arc wrvch 0n lllc nppm'itu page Is lhn Qucun nf Lu Dzmrt' Krnulw. Jun BJckSchcidur. Sunior, 158 Grace Smith 5mm Ln bu umnymg lwrwlf .xs xllc lalkx With Dinnc Suwcn cnjuyw Lhc lhrisiJu :Immsphul'u wilh hur Miku Davin 111 KIM: bnckgmund Arc Jim Lingmsm and Friends. Dun RuincrL 'l'Iu' Quucn of La Dunn Ruwlx'. wmur .Imn Bkmkwhuidwu leads uff with Iu'r L'bL'IH'l. fullnwud by the uthcx clam c.lndldalh .md llluir dues. VIquriug; is mm of the nmin .lcliViLiux uf RuganK huurc TcaLlucrs of America Club. Huru Pam Dwyur Imlds :hu .ntcnliun 01' Marcie Bicyu A cmrmtion for even lcachur! Herc Siucr Mary Alllll: has :I Hull: difficulty in pinning hers on. Chris belpuriu kuups SiaLur Mary Aiumrd 41nd Sister Mary Alum cmcrmincd with her dixcussiun. wth Sister Mary Mxlrguurilc dons the c.lrndliun Elaine Becker has just given her. 'Hw I'VXIZA. Lc.l wan Ilcld LU pay Ilmmr Lu Rugina'x Lunchurs. Hum F.T.A. member Barb Hamilton keeps faculty mem- bers Father Mulluy and Fuzhur Pcrryman cntcrtainud. Km'xu'rs Ins Ilcr cyc on lhu mus! intending part uf lhu aftcrnuun-le refreshments. Mrs. Busingur Clmts m :muthcr mcmbct of the faculty. ?;vi4 jn Ann Frnmcu admires SiSLcr Mary AubcrL's carnation. an1 E118 look on Peg Gannmfs and Barb HamilmnR face someone said something that was amusing. Miss Dumhuc help Donna Beebe 3nd Maryann Shcanslmng make coffee Peg Gunmm Ncrvus cuffuu m Sisxcr Mary Luciana, : hur McDmmld helps himself to some cookies IZTJL Tum .l I the a; Margm hlhleiClL'iIlL' Kumpfj and the Rcd Shadow Hiob chij pun- wiLh lwu Victims of cnyic fibrosis. Thu Dm'rt Sung, Sigmund Rombcrgk story of adventure, suspense, and romance was a huge suc- cussh Madeleine Kcmpf :md Bob chi, A15 the leads of thc play, led the terrific cast of students from numerous area high schools and colleges in the production, This marked the tenth production by the Regina Players and the third endeavor to present Community Theatre. After a smash hit :1: Regina, the cast presented the play M the Cincinnati Gardens as a benefit for cystic fibresis, :1 disease which kills many children each year. Mugul mailman hclwlf .u xhc thinks of . . . :hr Red Sluduw. pcrhnh? h lleii kSuc Uriswohh cuminru 51mg- UQth Gimch and Susan Hindu Muucintn who can't find their boyfriends. Benjamin M'Iick Mclivillum begs Mindnr 10 spam his lift: lignnk Uhvin Hmlcyip nulls Susie and Susan all about Llu- Riff bnndirs. As flac 51m begins to fade over H90 sandy dzmm, A soft and lovely Desert Song is beard. Bcnjnmin describes. the encounter with the Riffs Lu Susan. Smic And licnnu: halcn Wldc-cycd With Imnzcmcnr. anncml BIermu tIJrrd Bcrgcw .md Muhmu Jillullunm Llan Lucbcring linen m Mdrgm .u sllu lullx thum nbnuL rumnnuk Gunrml Iiimbmu binlx panby m Mddnmc Bimbvau .15 11c Mmr'qnl instructs Pwrrc nn Klu- xuhjucl nf lum' m Win .1 .md Cmpmin Paul Imnlninc Lthk Halpin prcparc m ride girl. mu m capture the Red Shadow. bpdnixh dnnccra jun anncr. Mary CissuH. .md Mary .Iu 131W: dance m a gay tune, i Margo! confidcx in Piurrc, Guncml Bimbmuk suppuscdly fccblc-minded son. Manual cntcrtaius hursclf. lltu Frcnch Wivu, and girl: by ilculing mm: uniforms from tho lcgiunluircs, 166 Riff girlx gnhur Armmd CJpluin Fonlainc. Ayuri H'ug Sunnymlh anr. u: rcvcal 1n Cnpmiu FonLninL' Lhc qu-rmlmuu nf 1hr RL-d gnldow, M1 Mun .MIX lqumg dJncur tl-Ix'iu W'alkcl'b ludw Lhc Mnmuan lHJl' Agu dancu. All Hun Ali lUick Millwri nml-u'x .m impruuivu unnumcu wiLIl Ilix m.m.x wixux. licgilm wclcumcx um 10 it: 1964 Spring Prumcnndc nl lhu Toppcr Club Bcduliful girls in lowly gowns and Imndsumu buy: in cailurcd Luxcdus nukc the prom a gala affair. for Prom Queen along with their escorts Miss Dmmhuc. Mn. Hohmdn. Miss Fain. and Miss Ficlcr dxncc 10 Over IllL' Rainbow. indulge in stimulating conversation at Regina's junior- Scninr Prom. Quccn Phyllis and King john reign over their subjects. The mcmbcrs of Lhu prom cummimuu and the candidates lead off the Mulrth Attendant Kathy Grace 11nd Iiwurs. Misx Nanny Hulur, faculty :Idviwr m Llu- pmm Cummings, and her escort. Jim W'hitc, lead in the parndc of candidates. A graceful dancing couple is sillaoucffed Agaimf flat? glow of Hot seffing 51m. HIM Attendant PM Moran .md Slchns. ALLcndnnL Kathy Gimpul .md N.Inrnlmn. Suumd Mikc Tum Jeff Third Aucndnni Carla and Denny Carson. judy Prom Queen Phyllis Grubcr ,nul john Nichols. 91!. 2! .4 gm- PA a M Q 3 - en, ior jgmm LOP Jun 1964 May marks a very special month around Regina. Dedicated to the Blessed Virgin, Re- giniuns highlight their devotions to our Lady by participating in an annual May procession, Her Sodality forms an honor guard, paving the way to the statue. The rest of the students join the Sodalists in praying the rosary and the Litnny of the Blessed Virgin Mary. The ceremony is Cli- maxcd by a song in honor of the feast, during which time the crowning takes place. Ann Illcmik, Suddlity Prefect, crowns the Blessed Virgin. I71 Thu girlx ruun'n from Llwil' Lln'cc-Lhy Lrip laden with muu'nil's. 'l'hu gix'lx gate admirmgly .IL LIJL' New York skylint SUL- Sluhlruycr, Bunnie Camel. Sandy Frederick, md PM Mnloncy scum muru inlL-rcxtcd in the photographer. Thu vud nf J wundurful L'Lpuricncc L'umcs much mu 5mm. 'l'lw unuphurc xymbuli'lud the theme nf thj Wurld's Mir: Pcacc Through Undcrsmnding. E'uulmr'c nan'clcn ruccivu A wum welcome. Ihppg rcnwmhmrwcx MA duc L'Vcnl will Inng outlast the trip itscH! A gruup of innim': pow in frum 0f the Stnmu of Liberty Hand ferry. This group of tourist: includes;fmut rout Kuhy Gum'illc, Bunnie CnssclL .1an Judy ankun Burl: run: Marian Murris. Sdndy Frederick, Batty Kichfms, Pat Mmloncgu .Ind Sue Stuhlrcycr. Thcxc five pictures. illustmtc the gift Which the senior art students arc giving to Regina. They .ll'c modernistic plaques 0f the Sttttions of the Crosst The picture in the top lcft-hand corner show :1 Senior working on the twelfth station. In the top rightrhund picture, :1 senior puts the finishing IOUChC5 0n the ninth station. The three falls of Christ are depicted in the center photu In the bottom lcft-lmnd side of the page, work is being done on the sixth station. Next to it is the completed work. .nu SLmdmg un A lovely bathing beauty Now thun- nl'c Lhc rulus . 11w curnur wnLching all Lhu girls ml by Art Regina Welfdrc Singers. Regina chlfnrc Beatles.n What's thia a bathing beauty contest? The Winner! Awards He who must excel Must break M26 bonds of mediocrity. Marin Alllunulli. jn Ann l'I'JnlCll, .md Mary Lynnc Ynncuy wuru Kile Khruu girls ulwscn from Around Lwany National HUHU SUCEUU' W'HiWY-S W WPFNUM Rtszilm 0n ILR AcadumiLH .1 TV quiz program concentrating an academic knowl- ugc. TIM: girls. coached by Min Susan I'L'ixt, cumpctud AgJinH Luams for Franklin and Batavin. Also shown is Mr. Lle Gwynmu nmdumlm: of llw ximw. A-n num- Marl..- Anumclli WAN awarded .x fnuriymr N.Hiunal Mul'ik Schulnrxhip by U.S. luduurinl Cllcmimli C0, .n wcll :H .1 fouriycnr Scum 5ci1ulAI;xhi11 by 111: College 0f Mmmt Sr. .Imcph nn-llw-Ohiu. Mar; 1,3 mm Yancey wun llw fuur-yuax' Mnllwr CerL-liu Suholdrhhip Al Our Ltdy uf Cincimmti Collugu jn Ann I'mntcn WJs givun .2 Imlfnlmuun rcncwnblc grant to Our Lady of Cincinnati College. Ianm W'L-bur mm A fnur-ymr General Moun' Compmitivc Sclmlanhip m the Univurmy of Dayton. Alicu O'Brien t'ucrchd .m Jl'l scholarship to thc ch'mn ImliLuLc uf Art in lndinnupulis, IndiumL L'Arnl Hhmur nah rucipium nf J nursing xchulsrship m Unnd SJInJriLIn Huspiul. . .xg; , . 4-,; . i r Aw? P 3452-53 Pugsy 11131-5, nccund phzcc winm'r. is rucuiving .1 chuck fur hur essay m1 Lhc lrlnndicnppcd. 'l'lic Uh! u; the C.5.M.C. Convumion M Nutru Dam: in Augmt sponsored by Regina's CSALC. was won by Barb ShcemlL Michelle won first place in Elm region uf schools. sccund place in Hamilton County. and first in 111E state for her csxay on Thu: Foreign Student in the U.S. An Opporunity fur Friendship spunsorcd by the Ladies Auxiliary m the Veterans of Foreign Wars. MAry Mcycx' .md hlnnis Kuxmcdy Wun summer scholarships L0 LhL- Kentucky Slum College. Senior Mmrly Ruincrl .ldmirm this dicplny Hf priZc-winnim; cntricm Fifty dullan was .IWJl'dL'd LU sophumm': Sue Brockmnn for Achieving first place in the state nu the United aninm I lust. Muncy pr'ivu wcru .lwardud LU th' following Ruginiam :lL thix yL-Jr'x CthEIAgc Fain Smrhul: Mnuruun 'l'ubcn, M.er J0 Schmidtgcsling. Shtmhng: lilvirn Walker, Clmrlcnc Peters, Cn'ul Klummn, and Sandra Tnon. The first plmw uf gmdualjun Inn jns: cudcd for lhmc yeniurs. The girls are iuat ruturnim,y from their BJC- cnlnurcnlc Mass :1: Saints Peter and Paul Church. A luok uf muisfnuiun grnuux Judy Carlc'a inc: A: she ix' about In rcmivc hcr diploma from Father Charles Blum. Bunnie Fdlmur shows. uif hur graduuinn gifl d bcnuliful wnICh-m Sister Mary Palmnritn. From atop the :min at Music Hall 11m graduatiun pru- ccssiun begins. IBO le scninrs ail tuguthur in :1 bndy fur the last Lxmu. Good-by today bright, golden 51m; Good-by today bright biglo school years. Wlll Mary Cissol, Bunnie Palmer. 41nd ancdicwrian Ju Ann Framcn be hm for their own graduation? Thu: girlk Arr mlcmn nn lhix 131 uranium. CEnsx Valedictorian was .Io Ann Franzen. who spoke on thc importance of service in Ihc graduatcs' lives. Above, senior C'IMS president. Patricia Moran, delivers Chi: snlumxury address The guest speaker uf Llu: cvcning wax Monsignor William j. Francr. Assistant Supcrintcndcnt of Schools. jfderou y lgegim'an, 1964 - JgatAzgen gimpeK a. ll. ,x SINIOR CIAss OHILLMililvim Whlkcr H'icc-Prmidund. Put Moran UTrCSidcnU, Marilyn Hinklc Secretarw. Jud .Icau Bncksclmidur fTrcnsurCrL SENIORS Scniur Class Moderamr 5r. Mary Carol. CHFRYI, ANN ANDRES MARY ELIZABETH ATKINSON MONICA MARIA ANTONS 185 MAME BERNADETTE ANTONELLI SHARON ILEN E ATTERMEYER NA jEAN ANN BACKStzlrlEIDI-tu KRISTINE ANN BAGENT MARCIA ANN BAIL BRENDA JOY BEHNE ANN LOUISE BELLERSEN 186 Seniors ELAINE MILDRED BECKER of 1964 KATHLEEN SANDRA BROGAN A2. A Juc-V 1 BONITA BETH BUCHANAN MARY ELAINE BUESCHER LOMY CAMERON SANDRA SUZANNE BUSAM MARY 187 CATHERINE LOUISE CAPOSELA JUUITH CHRISTINE CARLE KATHLEEN ANN CASE MARY SARAH CISSELL SHARON MARIE CRAMER CAROL ANN DALEY 188 DIAN E IRENE DEARING LINDA ANN DEVANE DIAN E M DIEDRICHS 189 1 DONNA MARIE DELOTELL RUTH ANN DIORIO NANCY ANN DIVO DIANA MARIA DOEIUNG Seniors MARTHA ANN DWYER PAMELA Knx' DWYER LAURA JEAN ENDEJANN I90 - 4.x.- ELIZABETH ANNE FLNKE Of 1964 j Inn A N N FOLZENLOGEN CAROLYN ANN 191 FLEGE SUE ANN FIORITO BARBA RA AN N FRAMBES 'x : A KATHLEEN LOUISE FRANKLIN jo ANN FRANZEN E g Pacmm Lou FRUTTOSO l PATRICIA ANN GAoLmRDo 192 Seniors MARY jo FYE NIAIKUARI;T AN N GANNON Of 1964 MAR y A NN GOLDSCH MID'I' KATHLEEN ANN GIMPEL KA'I'I l LEEN ELIZABETH 61mm: 193 SANDRA LEE GODERWIS SHIRLEY ANN GROTHJAN SUSAN ELLEN GRISWOLD , 5 3M 0 u..,, E MARY PHYLLIS GRUBER MARILYN AN N HADDAD I94 Du; ANN CECILIA GROTE M AK Y Seniors jo HANSBERRY anus 4 PATRICIA ANN HmusEns VIRGINIA ANNE HARRIGAN of 1964 CHRISTINE MAME HASELWOOD DONNA KAY HEILEMAN CAROL ANN HELLLK Juun'H BhRNlLI: HEUERMANN I95 x ' j x . LYNN R051; HINDERSMAN MARILYN R0515 HINKLE JANE ELIZABETH HOGAN ANN ELIZABETH lLLENcm I96 CAROL ANN HITTNEK Seniors LORRAINE MARY JACOBS ALICI: E. JAMISON leJA KAREN jnwoxsm MAM LUKRINI: JELKS Of 1964 f'! ' Lm; ANN JOHNSON SL'bAN CAROL JONEb MARuARET CLARE juNlET JOYCE MARIE KAHLE. LUCILLE GRACE KARWISCH Seniors NANCY LEE KEEFER J . REGINA MARIA KELLNER MADELEINE E. KEMPF MAM KAY KLEIN 198 Lug. . E 4,, , GEORGIAN N CATHERINE KLUG of 1964 NLMU' EILEEN KURBEl-Z Gum LmNI-L Manna K013 SANDRA LEE KRAMER I99 LYNNE RUTH KLUSMEYEK IVIARY JANE KRESS KATHLEEN MARY LAKE LYNN SUE LAWSON G EORGIA LOU LAMBERT Seniors V KZKIE AN N LEICHMAN l '1 I jACQUELIN E LOUISE LEICHT of 1964 h 7 - JOYCE ANN LITMER BARBARA HELEN LOCKYEAR PATTI ANN LOHNIANN LIBBYANN LOVEJOY 3 JAN ET CLAIRE LUEBERING BONNIE MAY MARTINSON BARBARA jAN 1; MAIER MARCIA ANN MAUCH 202 Seniors CAROL ANN MALLOY n. BARBARA ANN MCALISTER KATHLEEN NORA MCCANN 1 l MARIAN MCFADDEN JUNE ANN MCMURRAY MARILYN MAE MEISER JANE ANN METCALFE 203 Seniors BARBA 1m SUE MIMS PATRFCIA LYNN MORAN LINDA ANN MUCCINO DONNA MARIE MUELLER MARTHA jEAN NADER 204 MARY PATRICIA NOTEILMAN MARY CLARE O'BRIEN JANET MARIE OSTERBROCK BONITA LOUISE PALMER SANDRA MARIE PARSLEY 205 ELVEM CATH ERINE PEKAZZO SUSAN NIARY PILLMAN PAULA ALICE POROWSKI CAROL ANN E POTTEBAUM 206 NANCY FRANCES PIELAGIE Seniors JANET SUE PRELL SANDRA LEE PRITCHAKD NANCY KATHERINE PROVlNl-Z of 1964 GLORIA JEAN QUINN KATHLEEN HELEN RAINIER KATHLEEN MARY RALElGH 207 JANIs RUTH RAMEY .MARY MARTHA REINEKT 5 W MARY LOUISE REIFSCHNEIDER 208 Rosr; MARIE REICHARD Seniors ELIZABETH REYES V ERGARA 1 CONSTANCE ANN REYNOLDS PATRICIA ANN RICHARDS JALQUIiuNL MAYNARD RILl-Lx' Of 1964 NANCY L151; RILEY JACQULI INI; LI-Zl'. ROALH NlARY Lou RoMEs 209 PATRICIA ANN RoMEs BARBARA LEE Ross Seniors MARY ANN RUEBUSCH SHARON ANN RUSSELL MARLENE ALMA SAILING JEAN MARIAN SCHAEH-iu 210 SUZANNA SCHONBERG SUbANN MARIE SCHRAND ANN LOUISE SHAFER MAMANN SHEANSHANC, MARLENL THERESA SMITH VERONICA SUL- SMgTH 2H Seniors MARGA KET ANN SMYTH BARBARA ANN STEGEMOLLER SALLY RUTH SWEENEY MARY NOEL TAPIN NANCY ANN TAYLOR 212 15a; Of 1964 MARY jANE TRACEY JANICE LOUISE THOLE MAUREEN ANN TOBEN JEAN VIRGlNlA WAGNER MARILYN ANN WAGNER RUTH ANN WAGNER 213 . - ELVIRA LAWANDA WALKER PHYLLIS ANN WESSELS 114 JANET ELLEN WEBER Seniors SHARON ANN WELSON MARY ANN WITTE of 1964 .mzzzw, . jm'cr; MARIE YOUNG git NiA RY LYNNE YANCEY 215 DIANNA RUTH WUEST TERESA ELLEN ZIMMERMAN Senior Directory CHI;KYI. Ammm 511. PERT 11m! Pan! 5256 Warren Avenue 731-6819 CSMC II 2. 3. 4; French Club 5; HRC 1, Z. .1. 4. MARIE ANTONIELIJ Our Moibvr of 8011me 1840 Grecnbriar F1310: 731-784-4- ANCILE; CDI. 4; CSMC 1. 2. 1. 4; French Club 4; HRC 1. 2, 3. 4 1chJ; Latin Club 1 1561:.1, 2; NHS 4; Sudality 4; Speech C1ub 2. MONILA AN'I'ONS Nutiuify 3746 Aikunsidc Avenue 731-6830 CSMC 1. 2, 3. 4;HRC1, 2. 5. 4; LaLin Club 1. 2;SC1'V1CQ Club 2. MARY 151.111 A'lkleUN Sf. Pcim' 11111! 1111111 2215 thtmun Avcnuc 531-3549 AVE 3, 4; CSMC 1. Z. .1. 4; 6AA 3; HRC 1. 2. 3. 4: Orchestra 1. 2. 3. 4; Service Club 1. 2; Sodalily 4. SHARON A'I 1'1;11M1.1'I-.K AH Suiuls 5050 Twin Brook Court 791-8189 CDI. .71; CSMC 1. 2. .1. 4; 611:1: Club I. 2. 3. 4; HRC l. 2. 3. 4; Prom Cummium: 3; Student Council 4. JIJAN BM,KS1:111:1111.11 Sh. Prlx-r 111111 1111111 5-113 Hunlcr Avcnuc 631-9536 Chax Officer 4 1TrcusJ; CSMC l. l. .1. 4; HRC 1. 2. 3. 4; 17mm Cunlmitlcv: .1; Sodality 5. 4; Speech Club 2. KIUS'IINJ 13111.1:N'1' Sf. Gcrirmlr 72.11 Burwuud Drivc 561-4492 AVIS -1-; BEACON 3; C01. 1: CSMC l. 2. .1. 4 1ch.1; French C111b 4; GAA 2; HRC 1. 2. .1. 4. MAM 1.1 111111 SI. 1311211014111 4139 CurLur Avrnuc 631-7652 CDL 1. 3; CSMC I. Z. 5. 4: FTA .1: HKC I. 2. .1. 4 11h:p.1; Sndnlity .1. 4; Spanish Club 2. 3; Speech Club 2. ELAINE 15151311111 Sf. lob Iimugrliu E1356 Park Awnuc 891-2492 ANCILE 4 1151111011. cm. 1; csmc 1, 2. 5 111cm. 4; French Club 4; FTA 3. 4; HRC 1. 2. 5. 4; Latin Club 1. 2; Library Club 1. 2. .1. 4: Sodnlity 5. 4; Speech C1111: 2. 13111: N HA 131-1-1le SI. 1011111 131 11 Mgr-Ihf 4146 Nunh Avenue 891-289J CDL 1; CSMC 1. 2. 3. 4; HKC 1. 2. .1. 4; Sodn1ity 5. ANN Br-z aan Nalirjty 3012 Glass Avenue 631-0539 CDI. 4; CSMC 1. 2. 5. 4; HRC 1. Z. 3, 4 1chJ; Latin Club 1. 2; Senior Play 15mg ManJ. ELAINE 111311014113; Sf. Vina ! 1 1'r1w 7539 Kirtlcy Drive 791-9316 CSMC1,2. 3 1Rep.1,4; HRC 1. 2, 5, 4; Latin Club I, 2. KATHY BRDGAN 1111' Saint: 4851 Prospect Avunuc 791-1296 CD1. 3; CSMC 1. 2. 3. 4; HRC 1. 2. .1. 4: Prom Com- mittee .1: 8011:11in 3; 51711111511 C1111: 2. 3. 4; Student Coun- ci1 2. 4. BONNIE BUCHANAN Sh. Pcfcr 111111 1111111 5290 Montgomery Road 651-1234- BEACON 3; CSMC 1. 2. 3. 4: French Club 3. 4; GAA 2 1ch.1; HRC 1 1chJ. 2. 3. 4; Orchesirn 1. 2. 3 4 1SECJ; Public Relations 4; Sodnliry 3. 4. MARY ELAINE BUESCHER SI. Villn'rrl 1 1'1'1'N 7263 Chctbcrt 791.7033 CSMC 1, 2, 5. 4; Glee Club 1, 2. i; HRC 1. 2. 3. 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3; Specch Club 2. SANDRA BUSAM Nuririly 6264 Rogers Park 531-6497 CSMC 1. 2. 3. 4; G1CC Club 1. 2. 3; HRC 1. 2, 3. 4; 218 LnLin C1ub 1, 2; NHS 4 1Vicc Prch; Sodality 3, 4; Speech Club 2; Student Council 1. 2, 5, 4-. MARY CAMERON Nativity 5342 Arrow Avenue 531-7834 CSMC 1. 2. 3. 4; GirlsV Week Representative 3; HRC 1. 2, 3. 4; Orchestra 1. 2; Speech C111b 2; Studcnt Council 1, 4. CATHY CAPOhILLA Naiivity 5318 C11ar1oe Strcut 731-1748 CDL 1,1. CSMC 1. 2, 3, 4; GAA 3; HRC 1. 2. 3. 4; Service Club 1, 2. JUDITH CARLE Sf. Elizabrlb 1815 Courtlnnd Avenue 551-9194- BEACON 3; CDL 1; C1351 Oficer 5 1Vicc Prcsj; CSMC l. 2. 3. 4; GAA l. 3 CVice Prch; HRC 1, 2. 3. 4; Latin Club 1. 2; Orchestra 1. 2. 3; Service Club 1; Sodality 5. 4: Speech Club 2; Student Council 5. 4 15131.21. KATHY CASI. Sf. Agm-x 5402 Section Avcnuc 731-2918 CSMC 1. 2. .1, 4; HRC 1, 2. .1 1TrcasJ. 4 1Trens.j; Latin C1111; 1; Service Club 1. 2. MART C135121.1. Bclhzruzim' 1711s Ludguwuud Urivc 631-8865 CSMC 1. 2. 3, 4; French Club 3. 4; 6AA 1. 2 tRc-pj; HRC l thj, Z. 3. 4; Orchestra 1. 2. 3. 4; Sodality 1, 4; Speech Club 2. SHARON CILAMI 11 Our Mulbcr of Sur'mwx 262$ Sr. Album 531-1079 CSMC 1. 2. 5. 4; GAA l UKCDJ: HRC l. 2. 3. 4; Senior Play; Speech Club 2. 1.3111101. DALLY Sf. Gerlmd'f 7610 Thunus Drive 791-9673 ANCILE; CD1. 1. 3. .1; CSMC 1. 2. 3. 4; HRC 1, 2. 3. 4; 1.111111 Club 1. 2; Speech Club 2. IJmNI; DIHUUNG Nalit'ifj- 3-111 Amen Avcnuu 351-3075 CSMC 1. 2. 3. 4; HRC 1. 2. 3. 4; Latin Club 1. 2. DONNA DELOTELI. sr. Viurmf 136111-1- 5988 XVinnctka Drive 891-7762 CSMC l. 2 1111114. 3. 4; HRC 1, 2. .1. 4; Student Coun- ci1 1. jum' DENUMA 3!. 1511111514111 1755 Courtlnnd Avenue 731-0823 CD1. 1; CSMC l. 2. 5. 4; HRCJ.2.3.-1;Spnnis11 Club 2; Sludum Council 2. II. 4. LINDA DEVANF. $1.1. PNN um! Purl! 2128 Glcnsidc Avcnuc 731-01326 CSMC 1 114cpJ. 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 2. 3; HRC 1, 2 1ch.1. .1. 4: Senior Play; Sndalily J. 4; Student Council 3. 4 12nd Vice Prcsj. DmNr. Dnamucns Sf. Vir'iam 6023 Wnidway Lane 681-4924 CSMC 1. 2. 3. 4: HRC 1. 2. 3 111cm. 4; Speech Club 2. RUTH DIOMo Sf. Agum 1034 Towanda Terrace 731-8675 CSMC 1. 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2; HRC 1. 2. 3. 4; Service Club 1. 2. NANCY DIVO Sf. Vinrt'nt 1:51'1'1'1' 4616 Orchard Lane 791-7432 CSMC 1. 2, .1. 4; HRC 1. 2 UKepJ. 3 1Repq. 4. Dmxaa DOERING Sf. Maian 2256 Adams Avenue 731-4309 CSMC 3. 4; HRC 3, 4. A . 4w... 2.2.... Jo ANN FRANZEN Assmujnio't 2330 Kempcr 1.21m: 961-7034 ANCILE; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; FTA 3, 4; HRC l 2, 3. 4; NHS 4;,Spanis11 Club 2, 3, 4 1Vice Prcsj. PAT FKUTTOSO Sf. 101m Evangelist 4254 Hcgncr Avcnuu 391-5902 CD1. 1; CSMC 1, 2. 3, 4; FTA 3; HRC 1, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 2; Speech Club 2. MARY Jo F11; St. Matthew 2618 Ida Avenue 631-2231 CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; HRC 1, Z, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Library Club 1; Orchestra 1, 2; Speech Club 2. PAT GAGLIARDO SiL Pr'ft'r am! Pam! 5440 Hunter Avenue 731-1404 CSMC1,2,3, 4;HRC1.2,3,4. PEG CANNON Sr. 1013;: EL'dngL-lisr 1813 St. Johrrs Terrace 891-0964 BEACON 3; CSMC 1, 2, 3, '6; FTA 3 1Chnirman1, 4; Girls' Week Representative 3; Glee Club 1; HRC I, 2 1ch.1, 3, 4; Latin Club 1. 2; Library Club 1; NHS 4 110ch. KATHY G1MI'1;L SI. Vim'vnl Fz'rrrr 6627 Kcnwuod Road 561-4466 BEACON 3 Hiditom; CDL 1; Class Officer 2 1Prch, 3 1Vice Prch; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1 11101311: HRC 1, 2, 3 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Prom Committee 3 tChnirmal-Q; Senior Play; Sodality 3, 4; Speech C1ub 2; Student Coun- til 4 1Prcs.1; Trip1c A.C. 1. St. Gcrlrmh' 561-9612 jOYCE qun 7529 Iuka Avenue CSMC l. 2, 3. 4 1111.11.13 HRC 1, 2, 1. 4; Sodality 3, 4. JO ANN GLENN SI. Gurtrmlr 7500 Juler Avenue 561-6979 CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 5, 4; Girls' Week Representa- tive 3: HRC l, 2, 3, 4, Service Club 1. 2, 5, 4; Spanish Club 2. SANDY 6013an15 Si. Gvrtrnja 6720 Dawson Rand 561-8574 CDL 1; CSMC 1, 2, 5, 4, FTA 3; HRC 1, 2, 3 1RepJ. 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Speech Club 21 MARY ANN GOLUSCHMIDT Om Mollu'r of Sorrows 6338 Graceland Avanuc 611-7475 CSMC 1. 2, 3 1110111, 4; PTA 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; HRC l, 2, 3, 4; Speech CEub 2. KATHY GRACE St. Vinrmt Frum- 65,11 Kuwicw Drive 891-1960 CDL 2: CSMC l, 2, 3, 4; FTA 3 1.3ch, 4 1Vicc PresJ; Glee Club 1, 2, .1, 4 1Vicu PresJ; HRC 1, 2 1ch.1, 3, 4; L.1tin C1111: I. 2; Sudality 3. 4; Student Council 1, 3, 4. JUN 13111511511315 Sr, Vinu-nt 191-14-111- 6850 Miami Hills Drive 791-5000 CSMC 1. 2, 3, 4,- HRC 1, 2. 3. 4; Latin Club 1, 2. MARTHA ANN DWYER SI. Mark 18,10 Dana Avenue 531-8649 ANCILE; CSMC 1, 2, 5, 4; HRC l, 2, 3. 4; Service Ciub 2: Spanish Club 2; Speech Club 21 PAMELA DWYER S111 GL'rtrmlv 7303 Inks Avenue 561-9124 AMSC 1. 2, 3, 4; CDL l; CSMC l, 2, 3, 4; FTA 3, 4: HRC 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Club 3. 4; 50:111in 1. 4; Spanish Club 3; Triple A.C. 1. 2, 3, 4. LAURA ENDEJANN Sn. Prirr and Pan! 2566 Irving Place 631-1254 CDL 3: CSMC 1, 2, 3. 4; French Club .5, 4; FTA 4; HRC 1, 2, J, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4-, Service Club 1; Sodalicy 3, 4; Triplc AC. 1. BETTY 13.:qu St. Viurunt FL-rm 6721 Miami Hills Drive 791-7556 Art Club 1; BEACON 3; CSMC 1, 2, 5, 4:, GAA 1 1chJ; HRC l, 2 UlcpJ, 3, 4; Latin C1ub 1; Pub1ic Relations 4; Sodalicy 3, 4; Speech Club 2. Sun FJOMTU Six. Peter aml Paul 2509 Sheridan Drive 531-9208 CSMC 1 1ch.1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; HRC I, 2, 3, 4; NHS 4; Orchestra 1. 2. 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Speech Club 2. CAROLYN FLEGE All Saint: 7755 Pfeiffcr Road 791-4509 CDL 1, 2, 3, 4; CSMC I, Z, 1, 4; HRC 1, 2, 3, 4; Service Club 2, 3, 4,-- MARILYN FLLGL' All Saints 7755 Pfeiffer Road 791-4109 CDL 2; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 4; HRC 1, 2, 3, 4; Service Club 2, 3, 4. junY FOLZL'NLOGEN Our Mother of Sorrows 2524 SL Albans Avenue 731-2798 CDL 1; CSMC 1, Z, 3, 4; FTA 3, 4; HRC 1, 2. 3, 4; Library Club 1, 2. 3, 4; NHS 4; Sodality 3. 4 1Vicc Prefeco. SI. Mafthz'ws 731-8376 BAKu FMMuLs 2616 Garland Avunue CSMC 1, 2, 3 1chJ, 4; HRC 1, Z, 3, 4. KITTY FRANKLIN Sh Gertrude 8123 Maxficld Lune 561-5084 CDL 1 1ch.1; Class Oficcr I tPrch; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4 11:16:15.1; HRC 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1; Prom Committee 3; Sodalicy 3, 4; Spanish Club 2. SUI; GmstLD Sf. Vincent Fcrrcr 6595 Kcnvicw Drive 891-5537 CDL 1; CSMC 1, 2, 3 1chJ, 4 1Prch; Glee C1ub l, 2, 3, 4; HRC 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1; Senior Play; Sodality 3, 4; Speech Club 2. DEE ANN GROTE All Saints 7305 Jolain Drive 891-5068 CSMC l, 2, 3, 4; HRC 1, 2, 3 1RepJ, 4; Spanish Club 3. SHIRLEY GROTHJAN Our Mother of Sorrows 7521 Ross Avenue 321-4915 AMSC 1; CSMC 1, 2, 5, 4; HRC 1, 2, 3, 4 1RepJ; Latin Club 1, 2; Library Club 1. PHYLLIS GRUDER SI. 1011;; Evangelist 7101 Virginia Avenuc 891-8479 CDL 1, 2; CSMC 1, 2, 1, 4; HRC 1, z, 5 1mm, 4; Service C1111: 1, 2 1Sch, 3, 4; Sodality 3. 4- 1Scc.-Treas.1; Senior Play 1Prod. MEmJ; Student Council 4. MARILYN HADDAD Our Mother of Sormws 2543 Lusnnliville Avenue 631-5613 CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; HRC 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2; Sodality 4. MARY jo HANSEERRY St. Vincent Fcrrur 4436 Orchard Lane 791-5037 CDL 1; Class Officer 1 1396.1, 3 1TrcasJ; CSMC 1, 2 1RepJ, .3. 4 QVicc Prch; GAA 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; HRC 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2; Prom Committee 3. PAT HARBERS AH Saints 11584 Snider Road 791-7054 CSMC l, 2, 3, 4; HRC 1, 2, 3. 4; Service Club 2, 3, 4, Senior Directory JINNI HARRIGAN All Saints 10617 Montgomery Road 791-5900 AMSC 2; CD1. 1, 3; CSMC 1, 2,3, 4;Frencl1 Club 3, 4; HRC 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Clu 2, 3, 4; Sodalicy 3; Speech Club 2. CHRIS HAsELwoon St. Matthew 3930 South Jefferson Avenue 531-3930 CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; HRC 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2; Senior Play; Spanish Club 21 DONNA I-IEILEMAN Sis. Pcfer :mrf Paul 5037 Marion Avenw 631-0989 CAROL HELLER St. Agmx 1934 Dale Road 531-6926 CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; HRC 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, JUDY HEUERMANN St, AgnBs 1510 Joseph Street 731-2231 AVE 3; BEACON 3; CDL l; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 1Rep.1, 4 1ch-1; HRC 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1; NHS 4. LYNN HINDERSMAN Nafivity 5810 Robison Road 531-1078 ANCILE 1Lay0ut 1311.1; CSMC I, 2, 3, 4; HRC 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2. 1V1AIULVN HINKLI: Nativity 3116 Beaver Avenue 351-4989 CD1, 1; Class Officer 4 15:15.1; CSMC 1 1RepJ, Z, 3, 4; Girls' Week Representative 3; NHS 4; Orchestra 1, 2; Speech Club 2; Student Council 2, 3. CAROL HITTNER Nafiw'fy 62-17 Orchard Lam: 351-4353 CSMC 1. 2, 3, 4; HRC 1 CRepJ, Z, 3, 4; Latin Club 1; Sodality 3, 4; Vigilance Committee 3, JANE HOGAN Sf. AgilL'J 4943 Corinth Avcnuu 731-6445 CSMC 3, 4; HRC 3, 4. ANN ILLENCIK A11 Saini: 4850 Laurel Avenue 891-4574 CDL 3 1118113; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; FTA 4; HRC 1. 2. 3. 4; Sedality 3, 4 1Prefect1; Speech Club 2. LORRAINE jncons sr. E1izabctb 2059 Fomker Avenue 531-0936 BEACON 3; CDL 1; CSMC 1, Z. 3, 4; HRC 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Public Relations 4; Spccch Club 2; 51:11- dent Council 2. ALICE JAMISON Sf. Agm's 1936 Langdon Farm Road 351-2791 ANCILE; CDL 1; CSMC I, Z, 3, 4; HRC 1, 2, 3 1RepJ, 4 18291; Library Club 1, juuY JAWORSKI St. Agnes 52-43 Lillian Drive 631-2730 CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; HRC 1, 2, 3, 4. MARY jELKs Our Lady of MI. Carmvl 2325 Fowler Street 861-9752 CDL 3; CSMC 3, 4; HRC 3, 4. LEE JOHNSON Sf. Gertrmie 7284 Berwood Drive 561-8612 CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; HRC 1, 2, 3, 4. SUE JONES Our Mother of Sorrows 14-36 Section Road 761-79311 CDL 1; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; HRC 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; library Club 1, 220 CLARE jumm' St. Matthew 4034 South Jefferson Avenue 531-7573 CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; HRC 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Soda1ity 3, 4; Speech Club 2. JOYCE KAHLE Sf. Agnes 1848 Dalcwood Place 351-1269 CDT. 1; CSMC 1, 2, 3 mega, 4 Gem; FTA 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; HRC 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; NHS 4; Sodality 3, 4; Speech Club 2; YAR 2, 3, 4. LUCILLE KARWISCH St. Agnes 1909 Avunlca Avenue 631-2763 CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; HRC 1, 2, 3, 4; Service Club 1, 2, 3, 4. NANCY KEEPER Sf. Gertrude 7325 Osccoh Drive 561-7568 AVE 4; CSMC 1, 2 Hicpj, 3 0716111, 4; HRC 1, 2, 3, 4; Service Club 1, 2, 3,- Studcnt Council 1. REGINA KELLNER Nativity 3650 Dogwood Place 631-4572 CSMC 4', HRC 4; Orchestra 4 MADELLINL' KEMPI: . SL1. Peter and Paul 5221 Wnkefie1d Avenue 631-6669 CDL l; CSMC 1, Z, 3, 4; French C1111: 3 11311043, 4; Glee club 3, 4; HRC 1, 2, 5, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play Lead; Sedaliry 3, 4 6Counc113; Speech Club 2; Triple A.C. 1. MARY KAY KLEIN Nutiuify 3115 Bellwood Avenue 531-6351 ANCILE; CDL 1; CSMC 1, 2 mam, 3 11mm, 4 mam; GAA I; HRC 1, 2, 3, 4; Socia1ity 3, 4; Spanish Club Z, 3 1Sch, 4; Speech Club 2; YAR 1. GEORGIANN KLUG SI. Gertrude 7256 Iuka Avenue 561-7559 AMSC 1; CDL I, 4; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4-, Glee Club 3, 4; HRC 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2. LYNNE KLUSMLYER Sf. john Evangz-Iixt 3805 Gardner Avenue 791-8233 CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; HRC l, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; Spccch Club 2. Gmuu Kan Sf. Vincent Fcrrcr 4439 Duncdcn Avunuc 891-3286 CDL 1; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; HRC 1, 2, 3, 4;L:1tir1 C1ub1; Speech Club 2. AVIARY KORBLL Sf. lob Euangclixf 3937 St. Johnis Terracc 791-8005 AVE 3; CDL 1 11113111, 3 UKCPJ, 4 1Chairmnn3; CSMC 1 1111291, 2 1Rep.3, 3, 4; 1Rep.3; HRC 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 4; NHS 4; Sodality 3; Speech Club 2, SANDY KRAMER St. Gertrude 75-10 Miami Avenue 791-2087 CDL I; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; HRC 1, 2, 3, 4. MARY KREss St. Agnes 1963 Northcu: Avenue 531-6709 CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4;HRC1, 2, 3, 4. MAM KROEGER 51:. Prter and Paul 5220 Warren Avenue 351-5159 ANCILE; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; HRC 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; NHS 4; Service C1ub 1', YAR 1, 2, 3, 4 tSECJ. TERRY LAGRANGE SL1. Pclm' and P4111 2540 Moundview Drive 531-2412 CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4 1RepJ; French Club 3 1Sch, 4 1302.1; FTA '3; HRC 1, 2, 5 1Rep.1, 4; Sodaliw 3, 4: Speech Club 2; Studcnl: Council 1, KATHY LAKE St. Mntffmw 2506 Shanxnonr Avenue 531-3138 CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; HRC l, 2 1RepJ, 3, 4; Sodnlity 3, 4; Speech Club 2; Student Council. GEORGIA LAMBERT Sfx. Prin- and P411! 2608 Sheridan Drive 631-9883 CD1. 1; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; HRC 1, 2, 3, 4; speech Club 2. LYNN LAWSON Sis. Pclrr 41:11! Paul 5240 Ralston Avenue 531-5391 CSMC 1, 2, .1, 4; HRC 1, 2, 5, 4; Service Club 1. S1 . Grr'lrmlc 361-4373 Vlcxm LL'ICHMAN 6450 Dawson Road CSMC .1, 4; HRC 3, 4: VigilAncc 5. 1.1.0111 Ll-ZILHF 8!. 101511 11511111ngin 416-1 W'cbstcr Avenue 791-6697 CDL 1; CSMC 1. 2, .1, + 1112111; HRC 1, 2, 3, 4: Service C1111: 2. 3 1585-1. 4: Sodaliry 4. A11 Saints Dmx 1. LJNSJ 11 10276 Kcuwood Rmd 791-1459 CUL I. .1; CSMC 1, l. .1, 4: HRC 1, l, 3, 4. jm'ui 1.1'1'M1ik Sf. 10.011 Eumgrh'xl 4402 Orchard Linc 791-8975 CSMC 1, 2, ,1, +; HRC l, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 11111111 100111.111 Sh. Pwtur 111111 Part! 5.129 Globe Avcnuu 631-91104 CSMC l, 2. .1, -1,' HRC 1, 2. .1, 4: Service Club 3, 4. PATH LdHMANN 5!. lab Iinmxt'lixf 3790 South Brondlawn Circle 891-2002 CDL 1, .1, 4; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; HRC 1, 2, .1, 4 1ch9; Latin Cfub l, 2; Speech Club 2. LJBBYANN Luvqu' Six. PcIL-r 11ml Paul 5600 Fcnwick Avenue 531-4517 CSMC 1, 2, 5. 4; GAA 11112110; HRC 1, 2 1chJ, 3, 4. MN LUEBERING Sf. Gnrirmlc 6929 Juniper View Lane 891-2021 Ar: Club 1; BEACON 3; CD1. 1; Class Officer 3 1Prch; CSMC 1.2, 3,4; HRC 1, 2, 5, 4; Latin C1ub 1, 2; NHS 4; Prom Connniucc 3; Senior Play; Sodnlity 3, 4; Speech C1ub 2- Student Council 4 Us: Vice PresJ. JAlel' 1V1AKK Sf. Axum 1415 Carrahcn Cuurl 731-3236 AVE 4; CD1, 1; CSMC l, 2, .1, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 1Sch; HRC 1. 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Senior Play; Sudality .1, 4: Speech Club 2; Student Council 2; YAR .1, 4 1Vicc Pres,1, BARBARA MAEH: Sf. Maffbcw 2113 Slanc Avenue 531-1362 CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; HRC 1 1ch.1, .2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Library 1:11.113 1; Orchestra 1. CAROL MALLOY Nativity 6010 Red Bank Road 791-1668 CSMC 1. Z, .1, 4; HRC 1, 2, 3 1ch11, 4. BONNIE MARTleoN Om- Mofbc-r of Sorrows 6462 Mayflower Avenue 731-6410 CDL 1; CSMC l, 2, 5, 4; Girls, Week Representative 3: G1cc Club 2; HRC 1, 2, 3. 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Speech C1ub 2. MARCIA MAUCH St. Agnes 5020 Reading Road 631-8132 CDL 1; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; HRCI 1Rep.1, 2, 3, 4. BARBARA MCALISTER anivity 1709 Docrgcr Lnnc . 731-8045 CD1. 1, z; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; HRC 1, 2, 3, 4; Sodality .1. 4. KIT'I'V MCCANN Six. Polar 1111:! Paul 2144 Feldman Avenue 531-2622 BEACON 3; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; HRC 1, 2, 3, 4 1RepJ; Prom Committee 3; Senior Play. MARIAN MCFA'DDEN Sfx. Pclcr and P411! 5080 Grandview Place 351-0899 CSMC l, 2, 3, 4; HRC 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 4; Service Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3 Wresd. JuNu McMmmmr SI. MafIbL-w 2415 Park Avenue 631-445 CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Girlf Buckeye Scan: 3; HRC 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech Club 2. MARILYN MEISER Sh: Pa-h-r 11ml P1111! 2211 Hnnnnford Avenue 531-6996 CSMC l, 2. 3. 4; HRC l, 2, 5. 4; Spanish C1ub 2. JAM? Mh'I'CALI'E st. Prim; 111.111 P111111 2.135 Glcnsidc Avcnuc 751-4512 CSMC l, 2, .1 1Rep11, -1 111L120; HRC 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Club 1, 2, 1, 1Vicc PresJ, 4 1Prch; Spanish Club 2 11111151, 3, 4. Sf. Viurt'mf ercr 791-6543 RUTH ANN NULLELR +141 Dunudm Avenue cm. 1, 4; CSMC 1. 2, 1, 4; HRC 1, 2, 3, 4. Sr. Vincent Ft'rrcr 791-7093 15111111111111 MIMS 7934 Frolic Drive CSMC 1, 2. 3, 4; HRC 1, 2, 3, 4. 11111111111111 MORAN Sf. 1311211122111 4127 Huston Avenue 631-7374 BEACON 5; Class Officer 3 150:.1, 4 1Prch; CSMC 1, 2 111cm, 3, 4; HRC 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2 tSecJ; Orchestra 1, 2, 5; From Committee 3; Senior Play; Speech Club 2. LINDA MUCCINO Sf. Gertrmic 7245 Bcrwood Drive 561-8756 BEACON 3; CSMC 1 1ch.1, 2, 3, 4; HRC 1, 2, 3, 4-; Latin Club 1; Prom Committee 3; Senior Play,- Sodality 3; Spccch C1ub 2. DONNA MUl-LLLLK Nzrlin'ty 3104 Maplclcaf Avenue 731-2100 CDL L 4: CSMC 1, 2. 3, 4; HRC1.2.3,4;Latin Club I, 2. A11 Saiuix 891-1214 MARTHA NAmsx 10002 Kcnwood Road CD1. 1, 5; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4: HRC l, 2, 3, 4. PAT NOTERMAN Sis. Pr-fm' and Paul 5613 Pcmbcrton Avenue 351-4295 CSMC l, 2, 3, 4; HRC 1 1110530, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Student Council 2, 3; Vigilance 3. ALICE OTDRIEN Nafirity 3333 Orion Avenue 531-2058 CSMC 1,2, 3, 4; HRC l. 2, 3, 4;Orc11cstru 1, 2; Sodality 3, 4. V MARY 011311115151 Sis, Prior 12111! P4111 2730 Lawndn1c Avenue 731-7708 CDL l; CSMC 1, Z, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4;HRC1, 2, 3, 4. 221 Senior Directory JANILI' 05111111110131 SL1, Prh'r mm' Pan! 2224 Qununun Avcnuc 731-0595 BEACON .1; CSMC 1. 2. 3, 4; HRC 1, 2, 3. 4. BQNNH. PALum Sf. Vilru'nf Ft'rrm' 4438 RudmunL Avenue 791-7367 CDI. 1; CSMC 1. 2. .1, 4; HRC l. 2. 5. 4. SANln' PmuLLY 5f. Grrfrmfv 6574 Miami Avenue 561-6919 BEACON 3; CD1. 1; CSMC 1. 2 1111.11 1. 4; Girls' Buckeye Smu- 1; Gir1s' Weak Representative 3; HRC 1, 2, 3. 4; Public Rclntiom 4; Sndality 3. 4: Spanish Club 2. 5; Vigihncr .1. 1-.I,v1,:m Pl'KAIAU St. lulu! EL'mrgt'lhl 3940 Kirkup Avenue 891-5408 ANCILI'Z; CD1. 1. 2, 4; CSMC 1; 2. ,1, 4; FTA 3. 4 150C.- Trcuj; HRC l, 2. .1, 4 Uiepj: Library Club .1. 4 1Trunsx1; Sudnlily ,1; 4; Spanish Club 2. 3. 4 11061.1; Speech Club 21 NA N1 1' 1,111,101 Nulii'ih 3252 1.114111111111111 Rudd 531-8267 C111. 4; CSMC 1. 2. .1. 4; French C1111: 4; HRC 1. 2; 1. 4; Survicu Club 2: Spccch Club 2. 511mm P11,1.u.m SI. MulllJuv 4201 Grove Avunuu 351-40112 CHI. 1; CSMC 1. 2. 5. 4; HRC l. 2. .1, 4; Latin Club I: 9pcu'h Chlb 2. PAUIA Pouuwshl NuliLifj' 6240 Kincaid Road 351-6841 CSMC 1. 2; .1, 4; GAA l; HRC 1. Z. 3. 4; Latin Club 1. 2: Orchestra 1. 2; Speech C1141: 2; Sodality 5, 4, CAROL PO'I'TLISAUM St Vijrt'cuf 151'1'1-1'1' 7271 Bobby Lane 791-9168 CSMC 1, 2, 3. 4; HRC l. 2. .1. 4. JANIT PRELI Six. Pt'lr'r um, Paul 5345 Ru1smn Avenue 631-4090 CSMC I. 2. 3. 4; HRC 1. 2. 3. 4; Service Club 3. SANDY PRI'I'CHARD St, Gvr'lritrh' 7819 Dcc Street 391-2417 BEACON 3; CSMC l. l. 5. 4: HKC 1. l. 3. 4; Latin C1111: 1. 2: Public Relatium 4. NANLV PROHNI: St. Mark 17.11 Fairfax AVCnuc 361-7322 ANCILE; CSMC 1. 2. .1. 4; GAA 1 111cm. 2 1112.11. .1; HRC 1. 2. .1, 4; Speech Club 2. MARLENL PULM. Orrr Mnibvr of Sorrow 5411 17.1b1;uok Avenue 711-3180 CD1 2; CSMC 1, 2. 3. 4: HRC l. 2, 3. 4; Latin Club 1. 2; Sodnlity 4; Speech Club 2: Triple A, C, 1. 3. GLORIA Qumx St. Efimbril; 4130 Huston Avcuuc 731-9470 CSMC l. 2, 3, 4; G190 Club 1; HRC 1. 2. 1, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3. KATHY RMNIkk St. 1011:: Emngrfisf 6728 Elwynnc Driw 891-1013 BEACON 3; CDL 1; CSMC 1, Z. 3. 4; French Club 1. 4; Girls' Wicck Representative .1 tCn11didatc1; HRC 1. 2; 3. 4; NHS 4; Public Relations 4; Speech Club 2; Student Coun- cil 2. 222 KAIHLLL'N RALLIGH Sf. Matthew 1933 Wayhnd Avenue 731-4232 CSMC 1 1ch.1. 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; HRC 1. 2, ,1, 4; Latin Club 1; 2. JAle RAMI;Y Sf. Matthew .1741 Spencer Avunuc 731-7962 CSMC 1. Z. 3, 4-; PTA 3, 4; GAA 1, 2; 3; HRC 1, 2, .1. 4; Latin C101: 1. 2; Orchestra 1, 2, 3. 4 H'rch. junv iuumN Naliw'ty 3l09 Beaver Avcnuc 751-3704 CSMC 1. 2. .1, 4; HRC l; 2, 5, 4: Latin Club 1, 2; Orchestra 1. 2; Speech C1ub 2. 11051141111111 RLICE-MRD Six. Pa-lyr and leIII 2220 Rundu Avenue 731-6287 C121. 1; C1JSS Officer 1 011113311; CSMC l, 2, 3, 4; 1111C l, 2 111L411. 3. 4; Latin Club I. 2, 4 tVicc Prch; Sndality 3, 4; Speech Club 2; Student Council 3. Mun Lou thI'SLIINELIDLK Sf; Vim'r'm' Fewer 7284 CIICEerE Drive 791-9455 BIZACON 3: CD1. 1; CSMC l, 2, 3, 4; Gir1s' Week chruxcnutivc 3; HRC 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1. 2, 3; N113 4 1111-1111; Public Relations 4; Sodnlity 1, 4: Spuuch Club 2. lVlAKY RI :lekx Sf. MerlJt'w 4017 Catherine Avunuu 731-2950 C111, 1. 2. 3; CSMC 1. 2, .1, 4; HRC l, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1; Speech Club 2; YAR Z. l-Illzaunalu Run 5!. folm Enmgclial 4254 Orchard Lane 791-1209 CSMC 4; HRC 4: Sudality 4. CONNIF REYNOLDS Sb. Prlrr and Pan! 3584 Laura Lane 511-7364 CSMC l, 2. .1, 4; French Club 3. 4; Glee Club 1. 2, 1. 4 111211511: HRC i. Z. 5, 4; From Cummiucc 3; Speech C1ub 2; Student Council 1. PATRICIA RICHARDS NrtHl'ity 337.1 Orion AVCnuc 351-1656 CSMC 1. 2. 3, 4: HRC 1, 2. :1, 4; Latin Club 1, 2. 111qu. KILLY 3!. Mark 1911 Clarion Avcnm: 551-4521 CHI. 2; CSMC l, 2. 3. 4; GAA l. 3 CchJ; Glee Club 1. 2, .1, 4 1Prcx.1; HRC 1. 2, .1. 4: Lnxin Club 1; Service Club 1. NANtY Rlln' SI. Gm'lrmlr 781.1 Buckeye Crescent 891-4438 CSMC l. 2. 1. 4; GAA 2 111L101; HRC l, 2, 3; 4; Studum Council 4. jncxn-t Rmu: Sh. Pwlcr uml' P1111! 5421 Rusc1aud Mound 631-5585 CDL 1. Z; CSBIC 1, 2. ,1. 4 1110111: Glee Club 1, 2. 3. 4.- HRC 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Club 2. 3, 4 1566.1; Sodn1ity i. 4: Spanish C1ub 2; YAR 1. 2. 3 111113511, 4. MAM ROMES Sis, Prlm' and Paul .2140 Russ Avenue 631-3171 ANCILF. Hillsincss 111111111; CDL 2; CSMC 1. Z, 3. 4; French C111b ,1, 4; GAA 1; HRC 1 1ch.1, 2, 3. 4: Speech Club 2; Studcnt Council 2; YAR 1. 1311111 Rob-nzs St. Agnes 1404 Carolina Avenue $314271 CDL 1 1Rup.1; CSMC 1, Z 1Rep.1, 3, 4; HRC 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Speech Club 2. BARBARA Ross SI. Gcrh-mlr: 5875 Cherokee Drive 561-6638 CDL 1; CSMC 1, 2, .1, 4; HRC 1, 2, ,3 4. M11111 ANN Ruauuscn Sis. Pvtvr and Pan! 2215 Drcx Avenue 731-2217 CDL 1; CSMC 1, 2, 1, 4; GAA l 1ch.1, 2 1ch.1; Girls' Week Representative 3; HRC 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3. 4; YAR 1, 2. SHARON RUSSELL St. Ann 1715 Andinn Avenue 631-1421 CDL 1; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 4 1Pres.1; HRC 1, 3, .1. 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 1Treas.1; Sodality 3, 4; Speech Club 2; Studcnr Council 1; YAR 1, 2, 3 1Pres.1, 4 1Prcs.1. MAKLENI: SAILING Sf. Elizubvllj 1915 Tildcn Avenue 631-5825 CDL 4; CSMC 1. 2, 3, 4; HRC 1, 2, 3, 4. JEANNE SCHAEI-Ex Our Molbc-r of Sorrow 1111.1 Blackstone Phcc 731-4787 Class Officer 1 1Vic1: Prcs.1, l 1Trcas.1; CSMC 1, 2, 3. 4; Glee Club 1, 2, J, 4; HRC 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2: NHS 4; Soanity 3, 4 1Council1; Speech Club 2; Student Council 3, 4. SUE ScuuNnuuc St. Axum 2040 Snuwhill Dt'ivc 531-7062 ANCILE; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1; HRC 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Speech Club 2. SUl-Z SumANn Nalivity 2938 Luanntivillc Avenue 631-2148 CSMC l. 2, .1, 4; HRC l, 2, .1, 4. ANN SHAVER Sf. Mrlltlatw .1935 Grove Awnuc 631-0522 ANCILE; CD1. 1; CSMC l 1Rep.1, 2, 3, 4 1ch.1; HRC 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Sodality 3, 4; Triple A. C. 1. MARYANN SHEANSHANG Nativity 5812 XVnodmont Avenue 631-5990 CDL 1 1ch.1; CSMC 1, 2, .1, 4; French Club 4; FTA ,1. 4; Glee Club 1. 2, 3, 4, HRC 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1 1Scc.1, 2; Sodality 3, 4; Speech Club 2. MARLENE SMITH aniw'ty 5110 Webbland Plzlcc 531-11602 CDL l; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; HRC 1,2, 5, 4 1ch.1;Latin Club 1 1Prcs.1, 2; Sodality 3, 4; Speech Club 2. VERONICA SMITH Sf. Saviour- 8459 Monroe Avenue 791-7242 CSMC l, 2. 3. 4; HRC 1, 2, .1, 4; Service C1ub 1, Z, 3 1Vicc Pres.1, 4. Puxn' SMITH Sf. 6111111111 7241 11111.1 Avcnuc 561-6889 CSMC 1, 2, .1, 4; GAA 1.; HRC 1. 2, .1, 4; Scrvicc Club 1, 2; Spanish C1ub 2. 111-:ch SONNYCAII Six. Prlrr 11ml Pun! .7170 Irving Place 531-2061 CDL 3; CSMC 1, 2 1ch.1, 31, 4; HRC 1, 2, 3, 4; 1.211111 Cluh 1. 31 Orchestra 1, 2; Senior Play; Speech Club 7 BARBARA SYLGLMOLlell SI. Vilzcc'nl Frrrur 4415 Rcdmont Avenue 791-7292 CDL 1 1ch.1, 3, 4; CSMC l, 2, .1, 4; 1'1RC l, 2, 3, 4, SALLY Swmer Naffuity 6018 Dryden Avenue 531-0492 CSMC 1. 2 1ch1. .1 11112111, 4-.H11c 1. 2, 3, 4; Orchestra I 2; Student Council 1. 1 MARY NOEL TAPIN SI. Vinrmf livrrrr 4-111 Yakima Drive 791-5833 CDL 1; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; FTA 4; HRC 1, 2, 3, 4 1Rep.1; Speech Club 2. NANCY TAYLOR sr. Gertrude 7283 Rita Lane 561-7067 CSMC 1,2, 3, 4; HRC 1, 2, 3, 4; Service Club 4. jAMcu THOLE Nativily 6.101 Fairhursc Avcnuc 531-9856 CDL 1; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4:1-IRC 1, 2, 5, 4; Sodalicy 3, 4; Speech Club 2. MAUREEN TOBEN 51.1. Pvttr and Paul 2574 Cypress Way 731-3929 CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; HRC 1 11mm. 2. 3 1Rep.1, 4 11315.1. JANE TRACEY st. P210 and Paul 1501 Indian Mound 531-2965 CDL 1; CSMC 1,2, 3, +; HRC 1, 2, .1, 4; Sodalicy 3, 4; Spanish Club 2. JEAN WAGNER Sf. 10.1111 Euangdijf 4101 Orchard Lne 791-3692 CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; HRC 1, .7. 5, 4; Latin Club 1, 2. MARILYN WAGNER All Saints 10280 Burton Lam: 891-8512 CSMC 1. 2. 3, 4; HRC 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. RUTH WAGNtR $1.1. Pctcr :11er Part! 2238 erclmnn Avenue 731-5309 CD1. 1, 3. 4; CSMC l. 2., 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; GQA 2 11111511; HRC 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech Club 2. ELVIRA WALth St. Mark 55531 Woodburn Avcnuc 961-79115 CDL l, 2, .1; Class Ofifcur 4 1Vicc Prcs.1; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; HRC 1 1ch.1, 2 1ch.1, 3 1ch.1, 4; Orchestra 1. 2, 3, 4; Sodnlity J, 4; Speech Club 2. ,IANH' WLHLR Sf. 101311 Ewngm'ist 3515 South Bruudluwn Avenue 891-111-1- BEACON .1; CDL 1, 3 1Scc.1. 4 1Pres.1; CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; HRC 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, NHS 4; Prom Committee 3; Sodnlity 3, 4- PHYLLIS WESSELS Sf. Elizabeth 4223 Allison Avenue 351-5982 CSMC l, 2, 3, 4; HRC 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech Club 2; Triple A, C. 1, MARILYN WETZhL Guardian Angels 1296 Mcadowbrighc me 231-0617 CD1. 1 1ch1: CSMC 1, 2, 3, +; G161: Club 1, 2, 3, 4; HRC 1. 2, .1, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Speech Club 2. SHARON Wusow St. 101111 Evangeh'sf 4275 Hegncr Avcnuc 791-5136 CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; HRC 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2. Mmu' ANN Wrr'rg Sf. Malfbew 19H Furmt Avenue 731-1765 CDL Z; CSMC 1. 2, .1, 4; HRC 1, 3, 3, 4; Speech Club 2. DMNI' Wluus'r Sf. Agucx 13,15 Regent Avunuc 351-3940 CSMC 1 1ch11, 2, 3, 4', HRC l, 2. 3, 4; Latin Club 1. 2; Speech Club 2. MARY LYNNE YANCEY Six. Pa'lrr um! 1111111 1318 Glcnside Avenue 531-5345 1313ACON 3: CDL 1; FTA 5, 4 1Prcs.1; Latin Club 3, 4 1Prcs.1; NHS 4; Public Relations 4; Sodality 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4. JOYCE YOUNG SH. th'r and Paul, 2533 Sheridan Drive 731-5675 CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1: HRC 1, 2, 5, 4. TERRY ZIMMIERMAN Sis. Pcfcr 111111 Paul 5403 Carthage Avenuc 531-9833 CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4: GAA 1, 2, 1ch.1; HRC 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Service Club 1, 2. 223 Personal Patrons ANITA, Plum, GAIL AND IIOANNI; TERRY ASBKUCK Mk. AND MRS. EDWARD C. 1511;th MR. AND Mus. LESTER BICKNIZLI. Mk. AND MRS. A. H. BIENTZ Mk. AND MM. MARVIN BOTTOM MR. AND MM. JOHN H. BRUCKNHK Mu. AND Mus. Si CASE MR. AND MRS. WALTER COVEY DEE ANN, JANET, JEAN, JUDY, KATHY, LINDA, MARY Nous AND NANCY Mn. AND Mus. PETER DETERS Mu. AND MM. PETER E. DETEKS MR. AND MRS. JOHN DILLMAN MR. AND MRS. R. J. ELLIOT KATHY FELDHAUS AND Cums FLETCHER MIL AND Mus. CHARLES W. 1713551er Mus. EHZABETII FISCHER MR. AND MRS. 151me FLIiGE Mu. AND Mus. CHARLES FuluaNlom-N MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH FRANZIEN MIL AND Mm. PAUL E. FREDERICK, JR. MR. AND Mus. 1031-1111 H GAEDE MRS. Gus, 1501;, AND Sm: GILLESPII-L AND MAHAN HUMERUQM 311 MR. STANLFY .1. HUMBIZRT 10 ANN AND MARIE jum; Jum', JUDY AND JL'I'JY MR. AND MRS. W. KAISER THE KARWISCH FAMILY MR. AND MRS. ELMER KIEIA-ilruci 1V1R. AND MR5. PAUL J KLEIN Mus. HELEN KROGI-Zk AND FAMILY MR. AND Mus. ELMER J. KUHNEI.L LADIES 01-' THE QUEENS MEN Mu. AND MR5. G. V. LAUCH NlAlulz, KATHY, PAULETTE AND DONNA MR. AND Mus. joslaPH MEAGHER, SR. Mm AND Mm. LARRY MEISER MR. AND Mus. A. J. MORRIS NAN, JAN, DON AND CAROL NANCY AND CHARLES Mu. AND MRS. JAMES A. PETERS MR. AND MRS. CHAS. PIEPMEIER MK. AND Mus. HERBERT PLHMAN MR. AND MKS. JOSEPH RliINERT MK. AND MRS. JAMES F.. RICHARDS RITA, Sure, KATHY AND JANICE MK. AND MM. EDWARD 1X7. Rumsuscn Slum, ANN, KATHY AND JUDI MR. AND MM. EDWARD SCHONJnjiu. SHANA, KAY ANII JOE MK. AND IWRS. LOUIS SHhANSHANL BARB Smal-JmN Du. ND MRS. ,1- 1V, SPl-le-ZR MR. AND MM, CHARLES XVMmz-Jk MR. AND MRS. 1V. R. 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OHIO HONEYCOMB Swifton Shopping Center Cincinnati 37, Ohio ZINO'S PIZZA 4222 Montgomery Road 681-6250 GOOD CHOOL GOO SAM ITA S S AR N OF NURSING D AMARI ITAN HOSPITAL Cincinnati, Ohio Conducted by Sisters of Charity Fully Accredited by National Nursing Accrediting Service Congratulations and Best Wishes to the CLASS OF '64 THE HUDEPOHL BREWING COMPANY Cincinnati 10, Ohio 238 I I i I x uQ a. a ;: h i ' 1 Index Archbishop Karl J. Alter S Sistcr Mary Carol 11, 14, 58, 134- Sistcr Mary Cleomam 9, 14, 24, 96 Sistcf Mary Aimard 12, 32, 161 Sister Mary Alma 12, 30, 161 Sister Mary Anne 12, 63. 64, 80, 161 Father Aubcrger 30 Sister Mary Aubert 13, 32, 65, 162 Mrs. 13311 13 Karen B001 24 MILBCCkSCCdC 24, 113 Mrs. Bohmrm 13, $8, 186 Sister Mary Carlin: 13, 32, 71 Sister Mary Carolyn 14, 53, Sister Mary Conrad: 14, 94 Sistcr Mary Cordelia 15, 34, Sister Mary Delbert IS, 96, 1 Sister Mary Denise 11, 132 118 58 35 Miss Donahue 15, 60, 73, 162, 186 Mrs. Dustrudc 16, 32, 63 Sister Mary Edward 16, 32 Mrs, Edwards 16 Art 34, 36 Business 96 C1ot11ing 128 English 32 Albums Magnus Science Club 69 Alumnae 140 ANCILE 140 BEACON 1114 Catholic Students MiSsion Crusade Citizens for Decent Literature French Club 37 Futur: Teachers of America Freshmen 48-55 Sophomores 85-91 64 111 149 Sister Mary Ircunca 9, 10, 80, 135, 148, 150, 151, 152 Bishop Lcibold 8 111151-141: 16, 128, 175, 186 mm Ficlcr 17, $8, 139, 169, 136 Miss Gaedc 17, 32, 42 Mrs. Geis 24 Miss Gibson 17, 94 Sister Mary Gordian 17, 96, 110, 151, 112 Mrs. Heller 18, 60 Sister Mary Henrietta 111, 58, 85 Mrs. Howard 24 Sister Mary Hubercine 18, 132 Mrs. Ln Nicr 25 Mr. Pen: Lcisriug 25 Mrs. Listermnn 18, 63 ML Listcrmnn 19, 76, 94 Sichr Mary Luciana 19, 30, 48, 128, 162 Miss Lunne 19, 32, 63 Sister Mary Madeleva 19, 30, 131, 144 French 63 Homemaking 128 Latin 63 Math 94 Music 132 Girls' Athletic Association 66 Glee Club 98 High School Red Cross 106 Knitting Club 73 ' Latin Club 37 Library Club 71 National Honor Society 143 Orchestra 98 juniors 118-125 Seniors 184-215 .2411 Sister Mary Martha 11, 20, 32 Pastors 9 Monsignor Car1 Ryan 9, 135 Sister Mary Marguerite 20, 96, 161 Father McDonald 20, 30, 162 Mr. Mccklcuborg 20, 132, 133, 115 Father M011oy 21, 30, 161 Miss Mussio 21, 45, 115, 116, 117 Sister Mary Pnlmarit: 21, 60, 61, 59, 1110 Sister Mary Peregrine 21, 128 Father Pcrin 22, 30 Father Pcrrymnn 22, 30, 161 Sister Mary Petronella 22, 94, 95, 131 Fathcr Rossetti 22, 30, 46 Mrs. Schoenberger 23, 32, 73 Sister Mary Teresa 23 Sister Mary Timorhy 23, 30, 132 Sister Mary Virgila 23, 32, 138 Sister Mary Xavier 25 Cafeteria Staff 25 Religion 30, 31 Science 60 Social Studies 58, 19 Spanish 63 Public Relations 142 Sodality 145 Spanish Club 38 Sports 144-148 Student Council 154 Welfare 26 Youth Assistance for E110 Retarded 39 Azfu'rfismmits 224-23 8 Index Aclucn, Cheryl 31, 71, 97, 119 A1berl, Ursula 107, 119 Albletz, Judy 73, 104, 119 Andres, Cheryl 1115 Andrews, Rim 119, 130 Andriola, Diana 86 Angus, Patricia 119 Antonelli, Marie 42, 65, 107, 141, 144, 175, 176, 185 Antons, Monica 36, 153, 135 Asbmck, Terry 66, 102, 119, 146, 150 Atkinson, Jeanne 49 Atkinson, Mary Beth 102, 14-7, 185 Attcrmcycr, Sharon 41, 153, 155, 135 w15.2. Buckhus, Sue 119 Backschcidcr, Jean 147, 153, 158, 159, 150, 184, 186 Bngent, Kristine 150, 186 Bail,M;1rcia 107, 1.43, 186 Bail. Pamela 86 Baldwin, Dottie 86 Handy, EllenrMaric 49, 102 Barney, Regina 49, 72, 108 Bauer, Barbara 119 Buyer, Marlene 119 Becker. Elaine 41. 71, 111, 1311, 141, 147, 161, 1136, 246 Becker, Sandra S6 Bcckmen, Connie 48, 49 Beebe, Donna 111. 119, 1132 Beestcn. Gayle 49 Bchnc, Brenda 186 Bullcrscn. Ann 65, 107, 114-, 186 Bcllcrscn. Mary Rose 49 Bclmonr. Jo A1111 119, 129 Bciperiu. Christine 111, 119, 161 Bennett, Mary 72. 73, 86 Benz, Julie 49 Ecrusfurd, Mary ,1. 48, 49, 61, 67, 102 Berger. Barbara. 1565 Bergman, Elaine 33, 137 Berling, Danna 49, 101, 137 Burning, JoAnnc 119 Besscnbnch, Nancy 32, 49 Bicknell, Donna 67, 86 Bicntz, Susan 86, 99 Billitcr, Theresa 86 Blair, Betty 86 Blanck, Barbara 119 Blanck, Mari1yn .18, 47, 66, 119. 155 Bley, Marcie 49, 161 Blodkamp, Jun 119 Blodknmp, Kathleen 86 Bohlingcr, Sue 31, 59. 119 Bohmcr, Dianne 49 Bomkamp, Elaine 49 Bond, Connie 36 Bondick, Valerie 119 Bosken, Judith 119 Boswell, Karen 119 Bouom, Linda 119 Bougeois, Marie 99, 119 Bove, Joanne 49, 55, 84 Bmdfurd, Anna 86 Brnun, Sandy 4-9 Brennan, Suc 49, 102, 133 Brcnncr, Kathy 86 Brinkcrs, Cathy 119 Bruckman, Caro1 49 Brockmnn, Kat111ecu 119 Brockman, Susan 67, 72, 86, 179 Brae, Mary 47, 49 Brogan, Kathkzcn 41, 155, 187 Brotzgc, Barbara 71, 119 Browarsky, Carol 86 Brown, Diana 49, 55 Brown, Marcia 86 Brown, Marilyn 49 Broxtcrman, Jo Ann 86 Bruch, Judy 68, 119 Bruckner, Diane 119 Buchanan, Bonnie 61, 98, 102, 142, 137 Buckcrr, Janet 86 Buckingham,Elainc 69, 105, 119, 146 Buckmnn, Charlene 86 Bucscher, L015 49 Bucschcr, Martin 86 Bucschcr. Mary Elaine 61, 187 Bumillcr, Eunice 49 Bunthoff, Phynis 74-, 119 Burknrd, Shirley 49 Burke. Catherine 55 Burke, Mary Ann Burns. Andrea 4-9 Burton. Elizabeth 86 Burwinkcl, Chris 47, 66, 86 Busam, Sandy 42, 61, 14-3. 144, 155, 137 Busemcycr, Christine 49 4C4- Cnffurky, Margarct 119, 129 Caldwell, Susan 68 Callowny, Diane 49 Cnlu. Grace 86 Cameron, Mary 155, 187 Campbell, Jacqueline 36, 102 Caposcla, Cathy 188 Cappel, Janet 119 Cnppel,Roscann 49, 102 Carey, Crista 86 Carlc, Judich 102, 147, 154, 169. 130, 1118 Carlos, Judy 49, 102 Cnrnemle, Mary Ann 10, 72 Carney. Mary 86 Carroll, Carolyn 86 Case, Kathy 43, 106. 109, 188 Cass, Rita 86 Cnsscll, Bonnie 33, 119, 146, 172 Cassidy, Mary 50, 99 Cnttelnn, Linda 86 Christensen, Rim 50 C'mccio, Phyllis 119 Cisscll, Ann 50, 72 Cissell, Mary 100, 102, 138, 1411, 166, 181, 188 Clark, Eiiccn 86, 108 Clark, Elaine 119 Clark, Lois 50 241 Clark, Margaret 50, 102, 151 Cline, Susan 133 Cobb, Angela 48, 50, 67 Coffey, Arlene 86, 97 Cogliano, Marilyn 50, 67 Cole, Becky 50 Coleman, Constance 50 Coleman, Patricia 119 Colcs, Sherry 86 Colsmn, Carolyn 50 Colvnrd, Deborah 50 Condit, Jeannine 86, 151 Cun1on,Ju11c 41, 102, 105, 119 Conlon, Terri 50 Conovcr, Joann 66, 119, 155 Conovcr, Linda 50, 156 Cook, Cynthia 50, 156 Cooney, Rita 119, 129, 130 Cooper, Nancy 59, 86 Costello, Joan 50 Covey, KatHeen 85, 86, 102, 131 Cramcr, Sharon 1118 Crawford, Laura 65, B6 Creedcn, Mary 50 Crosby, Peznne 116, 90, 101, 156 Cruse. Armentress 50, 100, 151 Crusoe, Georgia 50 2D... Daggeu, Bernadette 31, 71, 102, 119, 134- Dalcy, Carol 3,1, 140, 188 anncnfclser, Joanne 119, 129, 130 During, Diane 114, 189 During, P1111 73, 86, 108 Deddcns. Maryanne 99, 119, 150 DeFinncy, judith 116 Dciters, Catherine 50, 151 Dciters, Rose Marie 86 DcLotcll, Donna. 189 DcLotell, Loraine 50, 102 Denning, Mary 150 DeNomn, Doris 50 DeNoma, Judy 97, 155, 1119 Deskins, Ju1in 50 Deters, Jane: 47, 50 Dcumcr, Kathy 64, 36, 815, 101 Dcvnne, Linda 154, 139 Dicdrichs, Margaret 189 Disse1, Diane 50 Dielz, Barbara 86 Dil1nmn, Donna 66, 119 1910110, Ruth 189 DiPictranwnio, Mary 99, 119, 129 Dissel, Margarct 65, 119 Distasi, Debbie 66, 107, 119 Divo, Marilyn 69, 115, 119I 125 Divo, Nancy 138, 190 Docring, Diane 190 Dohercy, Mary P. 116, 100, 156 Domincach, Fritzcen 50, 81, 129 Donnellon, Anne 411, 50, 55, 67. 72, 131 Doyle, Kathleen 50 Dreibelbis,Elizabetl1 5U Drcibelbis,Jud111-1 190 Dreidame, Dana 119 Dunn, Mary 65. 119 Durcan, Suc 119 Index Dwycr, Martha Ann 140, 190 Dwycr, P11111213 69, 71, 111, 161, 190 Dwycr. Shirley 120 libel, lillun 15, 102, 120, 123, 150 111ml, Patricia 50. 137 liddingfidd, Mary 67, 86 Edwards, Kathy 6-1, 86 Efflur. Barbara 71, 75, 120 151431911111. Deborah 50, 102 Ehrlmrd. ,Iody 120 liilcrnmu, Patricia 76, 101, 120 E1110EL. Lynne 86, 102 111115. Emily 86 1111WL'111. Susan 86 1i19bcr11d, Marian 117 lindcjnnn. 1,:1ur11 102. 111, 147, 148. 1911 Endrcx, Juan 38, 87. 102, 156 Eschmcyur, K111110011 B7, 101 2.1.2 F211'iu1111, Kathy 117, 99 1:.1ric11u. Patricia 120 1:.1r1'is, 111111.: 87 1iul1m.m, Laurenc 65. 120 Faulkner, 511111011 .11, 50, 113, 102 1:UL1U1L'. 1111su11111ry 120 1 u1d11.1u.s. Kathy 117 1 1111', Gnylu 511 1111114, Debbie .15, 72, S7 Finku. Elizabuh 77. 142, 147. 191 Finrim. 5111: 102, 143. 144. 191 Fischer, 111111 71. 129 1411:11csscr. Gcr11di11c 120 Fishbnck, Judy 45, 66, 91, 105. 111. 121.1 Fisher. Karen 36, 1'17. 99 15111111311, Sandy 87 1:111111111L'r. 1.111113 50 Hugu. Cnru1yn 35. 191 Flegc, M11r11y11 191 Fletcher, Chris 87, SS. 1511 1 1uwcrs, Slwryl 71, 120 F1111. Charlotte 65, 120 F01anugc11. Judith 61, 71. 111, 144. 145, 141., 191 1'01'11110, Pally 117 Fowler. Helen 05. 110 1:1'11111bcs. Barbdm 191 mebcn, Nancy 31, 50. 100 Frank, Turry 102, 120 Franklnnd, Muy 50 anklin. Dubornh $0, 81, 8.1 Franklin, K111111cc11 HS. 149, 152. 153. 190 Franzen, Jo Ann 38, 42, 111, 141. 144. 15.1, 162, 175. 176, 181. 1132, 192 Frederick, Sandra 61. 101, 118, 120. 172 11117. P111 87. 120, 156 Fritz. T11rrcsa 74, 99, 101 FmLtoso. Patricia 192 Fulmer. Mary 65, 111i. 120 Fussncr, Cathy 50 HT, Mary Jo 166. 192 2G- Gacdc, Suzanne 105, 120, 129, 130, 1-16. 155 0.1g113rd0, Patricia 192 Gallagher, Peggy 50. 55 6.111ng11cr, Pncriciu 50, B4, 136 Gnllcnstcin, 1311.1 87 Gnllcnstcin. Nancy 87 Gallcnstcin, Nancy 50 Gannon, Donna 87 Gannon, Peg 111, 143, 144, 153, 162, 192 Gates. Judy 68, 79, 107. 120 Gates, Marilyn 120 Gates, Pa: 64, 87 Gum. Diana 50. 114. 137 6.11m. Mary 1.. 87. 97 Gcckt, Karen 50 Gm: , Paula 50, 95, 101. 156 Grim Susan 102. 120. 150 Gciu. Ruth 117 Gwppingcr. liilccn 50 Guuppingcr, Kathleen 72. 117, 102 Gurwu, 111.111 87 611351111. .10411 50 Gicslur, 1.111111 64. N7, 1011 111113,.1111run .13, 117 Uil1u, Unu111 50 Uimpcl. Ka111y 34. .16. 114. 147. 15-1, 16-1. 109, 13.5, 193 611111111110, 11.11 117, 99 inr, Iluycc 158. 1511. 195 Ulnar. M.1ri.11111u 117, 101 GIJumL-yur, Carolc 120. 130 6111111111, Dinuc 50, 72 G1cnn, 10 A1111 193 Glenn, Margnrci 51 1111-1111. 11.11r1cia 41. I10. 117. 151. 153 Godcrwis'. Sandra I93 01111111111. Carol 87 Golden, Donna 120. 129 Gnldc11,5.111y 51 Gnldschmidt. Mary Ann 99. 111, 143. 19.1 Gonzalez, Diane 69. 102, 120 Grace. Kathy 98, 99, 111. 148. 153. 155. 169, 193 Grannen, Maureen 51, 1118 Gregory, Mary 105, 120 Grcis, Janet 65, S7 Greis, Linda 65, 112, 120 Grciwe, Barbara 87 Gribble, Diane 51 Gribble, Linda 67, 100, 120 Griffin, Margaret 45, 67. 88. 156 Griswold, Susan 41. 67, 101, 138, 149, 152, 153, 164, 194 Grossi. Janet 51, 108 Grotc,Ardit11 88 Grate, Dee Ann 194 Grote,Lind1 40, 51, 156 Grate. Susan 32, 47, 51, 38,. 151 Grothjan. Peggy 88, 97 Grochian, Shir1ey 107, 194 Gruber, Mary Phyllis 145. 146. 148. 155, 169, 170, 186, 194 Gruencmcier. Linda S5 Gunvillc. Kathy 120, 146, 172 Guy. Jo Ann 88 242 Guy, Lurctm 51 2H2 Hnakc, Kathy 120 Habig, Jean 5 1 Hacker, Judith 120, 155. 172 Hacker, Karen 120 Haddnd, Marilyn 13, 34, 36, 95, 148, 194- Hagcr. Susan 120 Haines, Donna 120 Haincs. Jeanne 51 H:11,J:1111c 51 H1111, Pcnnijcan 32, 51, 108 Hmnilwn, Barbara 33, 100, 111, 146. 115, 161, 162 Hammunn, Mary 51, 72 l-1.1n1cy, Suzanna 120 120. l-hnrnlmn, Charlene $1, 84, 102, 136 139. Hnnsbcrry, Mary jo 77, 101, 149. 152, 113, 194 1'l;111su:1, Sandi: 08 Harbors, Patricia 195 Hnrbcrs, 5111r1cy 88 Hare, Donna 171:1rr15311. Virginia 191 11111. Judy 69, 811 11351-1th1111, Christine 195 Hutchcr, Suzanne 38, 121 1111111511111, Mnrylcc 51 1'11111crk11mp. Rica 51 111111111, Kathy 51, 156 11.1313, Margaret 33, 39, 101, 146. 155, 173 Hayes. 51151111 51 Hcidl, Donna 71. 121 Hcilcmzm, Dunun 195 Huinzclman, Joycc 66, 121 11L'1d1:r. June 121. 130 119110156110, Patricia 51 111-11cr, Carol 100, 153, I95 Heller, Sharon 121 Henderson. Carol 121, 129 1'1611ggc1cr, Linda 51 111u1111csscy, Mary J0 121 Hcrrmnnn, Curo1 120, 121 Harwell, Alice 65, 111. 121, Hcry, Mnry Jam- 88, 156 129 1'1L-ssc1brouk. Barbara 51, 156 1'1cuer11111nn, Judith 42, 144., 11111,.13cki1: 51 11111,S;111dy 311 Hill, Shawn 51 1'111111ursn11111. G311 38 Hindcrsnmn,1.ynn 1411 196 110, Hinkle, Mari1yn 139, 144. 184, Hittncr, Carol 177, 196 Hiuncr, Mary 11.1111 88. 151, Hittner. Mary P11: 88 Hobbs. Linda 121, 125 Hocklcnu, Mary Jo 113. 121 Huffman. Robin 88 Hagan. June 196 11111111I1urst, Jnnct 88 Huldgravc, Mary 65, 88 Holly, Margaret 51. 55 Holtmcier, Judy 51 Horstman. Margaret 65, 73, Huclmun, Barbara 88 153 88 121. 195 196 Index Huclsman, Diane 72, 88 Humbert, Monica 85, 88 Hunt, Beverly 88 Hunr, Gloria 51 Hunt, Paula 88 Hurd. Kathy 13, 99, 111, 121 Hurst, Caro1 118 Husscy, chec 72, 88 Hutscll, Kathleen 85, 133 Huwcl, Sandra SI, 70, 72 212 111cncik, Ann 111, 114, 145, 146, 171, 196 1mm, Elaine 43, 121 Israel, Nancy 73, 120, 121 Jackson, Bath 59, 8B jackson, Sue 51, 72, 129 Jacob, Karen 121, 150 jacobs, Lorraine 142, 196 Jamison, Alice 106, 109, 140, 153, 197 jaworski, Julia 197 Jawurski, Linda jclks, Mary 1311, 197 Johannes, Patti 99, 121 Johnson, Carolyn 88 johnsou, Lee 197 juhnsan, Linda 121 juhnsun, Sharon 88, 102, 115 Juhnsmn, Judy 121 joncs, Adele 115, 121, 151 junes, Deborah 51 Jones, Gioria 121 Jones, Kathy 51, 102 Jones, Susan 197 ,Iuengcr, Nancy 61. 121 Junior. Clare 71. 197 2K2, Kahlu, 198 Kaiser. Mary Ann 88, 101 Knmp, Mary 51, 64 Knndrac, Mary 73, 88 Karwisch, Lucille 97, 99. 115, 159, 198 Kass, Mny 37, 105, 121 Keefer, Claudia 51, 72 Kuefcr,Kat111ccn 121 Keefer, Nancy 198 chncr, June 88 Keller, Mary Lou 121 Keller. Rosemary 36, 51 Keller, Sharon 12, 51, 101 Kelley, Linda 88 Kcllncr, chinn 40, 102, 198 Kcllum, Kriscinn 52 Kelly, Kathy 68, 121 Kelly, Susan 32, 95 Kemp, Chris 121, 150 Kcmpf. Madeleine 101, 102, 114, 133, 145, 148. 163, 198 Kennedy, Janice 59, 121, 178 Kennedy, Martha SR Kern, Marian 88, 97 Kcys,11arbnm 88 Joyce 19, 99, 144, 148, 149, Kiehfuss, Betty 68, 121, 155, 172 Kielcy, Catherine 52, 102, 133 Kindcl, Mary Ellen 88 King, Mary 1.. 89, 151 Kirker, Charlene 52 Kirsch, Connie 52 Kirschner, Caro1yn 121, 150 Kind, Suc 64, 67, 89 Klablc, Slmrun 89 chiman, Marie 89, 101, 1013 Klein, Mary Kay 141, 150, 198 Klug, Gcorgiannc 65, 100, 199 K1ug, Gerri 36, 41, 66, 71, 106, 109, 121 K1ug,Kr18t1nu 47, 52 Klug, Nancy 39, 99 Klusman, Carol 121, 179 Klusmcycr, Lois 52 Klusmcycr, Lynne 139, 199 Knapp, R1! 121 Kob, Gerri 139, 199 Kosher, Elizabeth 89 Kousmrs, Elaine 111, 121, 161 Kmsters, Kat111ccn 52 Kurbcc, Mary 65, 144, 150, 199 Kortu, joycc 1'2 Kozacik, Judith 89 Kramer, Sandy 199 Kramer, Angeline SS Krcss, Mary 199 Krcrtcn, Mary Kay 89 Krimmer, Ann 52, 102 Krimmcr, Mary 35, 121 Kroegcr, judy 107, 122 Krocgcr, Mary E, 33, 39, 141, 144, 200 Krusc, Diane C. 37, 89, 100, 156 Krusc, Diane M. 52, 72, 151 Krusc, Martha 71, 120, 121, 122, 150 Krusling, Elizabeth 72, 73, 89, 108 Kucthc, Terry 100, 101, 111, 122 Kuhncll, Mary A. 52 Kuhncll, Mary K. 101, 111, 112, 155 2L2. LnGrangc, Bonnie 52, 102, 108 LnGraugc, Patricia 89, 156 LnGmngc, Theresa 37, 110, 200 L:1kc,Knthy 43, 200 Lamb, Donn.1 12, 67, 72, 102 Lmecrt, Georgia 200 1..1mbcrl:,P:1t 52 anpcrt, Barbara 72, 89 Lancrt, Mary Carol 71, 122 Lamping, Jo Ann 43, 65, 79, 122 Lung, Anna 122 Lang, Janet 65, 122, 146, 155 Langcfcls, Sheila 69, 70, 122, 150, 153 Lanzctta, Rosemarie 122 Lapthorn, joyce 122 Lnrbcs, Lind: 69, 89 Lasch, Carline 52, 102 Lathorp, Sherilynn 72, 89 Lauch, Mari1yn 122 Lawson, Lynn 200 Lcichnmn, Vickie 200 Lcicht, Jacqueline 41, 146, 148, 150, 201 Leicht, Suc 89 Linda, Janice 52 Lindenschmidt, Sharon Lingrosso, Kay 122 Linser, Diane 201 Litmer, Jnycc 201 Lockycar, Barbara 1119, 201 Loftus, Mary S. 52 Lehman, Jill 122 Luhmann, Patricia Loncrgan, MicheHc 122, 173 Lovejoy, Libbyann 201 Luubering, Jane: 42, 144, 148, 154, 161, 202 Lysnght, Kathy 52, 151 Lysnght, Sharon 65, 66, 122, 129 52, 103 61, 77, 107, 201 69, 70, 104, 11s, wM2 Mack, Donna 89, 99, 1011 Mack, Janet 39, 62, 67, 98, 99, 202 MncKay, Caru1 52 1V1:11:ll1, Puggy 89 Mahcdy, Panty 52 Mnicr. Barbam 139, 202 Maicr, Carolyn 122 Malluy, Carol A, 202 Mnlluy, Carolyn S. 59, 122 Malluy, Diane 52 Malnncy, Cynthia. 89, 156 Mnluncy, Patricia 67, 68, 122, 172 Mnnczyk, Beth 122 Manna, Karen 40, 52 anpcs, Kathy 59, 122 Marine. Sue 52, 108 Martina, Linda 119 Mnrtinelli, Rita 119 Martinson, Bonnie 33, 77, 130, 138, 202 Mnrtinsun, Virginia 52 Massarcun, Nancy 102, 104, 122, 133, 14-6, 150 Matthews, Sandra 89 Matt, Barbara 33, 35, 122 Matlcheck, Mary 45, 74, 122 Mattscheck, Charlene 122 Mauch, Marcia 202 Mayer, Karolyn 53 McA1istcr, Barbara 203 McCabc, Karen 105, I22 McCanc, Barbara 122 McCann, Maureen 65, 122 McCann, Nora Kat111cen 43, 77, 107, 205 McCarthy, Julie 71, 105, 122, 150 McCarthy, Kathleen 53 McConncH, Ne1la 89 McDonald, Claire 65, 122 McErlanc, Judith 53 McFadden, Marian 42, 144, 203 McKenncy, Janice 45, 99, 122 McKenney, Nancy 53, 102 McKinstry, Doris 122 MCLaughlIn, Peggy 72, 73, 89 McMnlmn, Karin 104, 113, 122, 129 MCMurray, June 201 McMurray, Susan 53, 131 McPhillips, Kathy 3'3, 102, 108, 131 Mcinking, Kathy 53 Mcinking, Linda 122 Index Muinking, Nancy 13 Mcirusc, Margie 89, 102 Mciscr, Marilyn 41, 203 Malia, jczumc 53 Mercurio, Nancy 89 Mcrhnd, Jane: 53 Mcrlund, juycc 112, 122 Mczcnlfu, 111111: 71, 130, 203 Muugur, Donna 53 Meyer, Beverly 89 Mcycr, Iiilcun 113, 122 Meyer, Mary 39, as, 122, 17s Meyer, Paulcuc 39, 116 Meyer, Ruth 39 Middclbcrg, Mary Jo 71, 122 Middclbcrg, Rosanne 11, 102 Miller, Diane 53 Miller, Kathy 38. 89 Mi11cr. Linda 122 Miller. Martha 53, 102 Miller, Ruth 77, 204 Miller, Tin11 122 Minn. Harbam 211-1 1111113111111, Karen 69, 89 Minds, 12.1111 : 122 Milclmll, Carla 53 Mnhr, Margin 1111, 122 Moore. Cnnnic 66. 122 11111011. Jane 51 Muuru, Kathy 113, 122 Maura, Shnrnn 66, 88, 89 Mnormnn, chbiu 89 Moormnn, Palricin 411, 53 Mann, Pu: 139, 169, 182, 184, 204 Morin, Vicki 122 Morris, Marian 33, 122, 172 Musc'uc, Barbara 53 Maser, Mary Ann 13 Moss, Regina 53 Muccinn, Linda 138, 164, 204 Mucncr, Diana 33, 122 Muc11ur, Donna 204 Murphy,K3t11y 69, 104, 122. 146 Murray, 51101111 122 4N- Nadaud, Linda 53 Nader, Martha 204 Newman. Deborah 64, BS, 89 Norris,Cnr01 89 Nutcrman. Mary Patricia 61. 205 2022 Oaks, Diana 39 Obcrmcycr, Doloris 65, 121 O'Brien, Alice 34, 36, 177, 205 O'Brien,Jc-m1nc 63, 123 O1Bricn, Mary 99, 205 O,Bricn, Peggy S9 O1Bricn, Pat B9 O'Donnell, Kathy 53 O'Hnir, Patricia $3 Ostcrbrock, Carol 64, 81, S9 Ostcrbmck, June: 207 Ostcrliolt, Mary 53 Overmcycr, Jean 65, 123 21:2 Page. Linda 123 Palmer, Bonita 138, 180, 1111, 205 Pahucr, Jenny 64, 89 Palmer, Lartha 123, 129 Palmer, Mary 111, 123 Papnnia, Jolayne 53, 72 Pnrisntm, Mary 53, 72 Parkcs, Marianne 89, 108 Parsley, Sandra 142, 148, 203 Pnu1y, Kathy B9, 101 Pack, Sa11y 53 Puguli, Rosemary $3 Pc1lcgrino, M1 Susan 123 Pcnncknmp, Mary 89 . Purnzzo, Elven 38, 65, 71, 107, 111, 141, 143, 206 Pcrkinx, Helen 123 Pcrkins, Peggy Purugi, Pam 85, 89 Pcturs. Clmr1cnc 35, $9, 179 Perm, Chrininc 89, 151 Petersen, Kris A1 S3 PL'EL'FSUII,C11I15 R. 39 PctLy. Patricia 13 lel'm, 1131110114 SS Piclagu, Barbara 65, 123, 129 Piclnge, Nancy 114, 206 Pidagc, Shirley $3 Picning, Mary 53 Picning, Patricin 31, 53 Picpmcicr, Margaret 53, 83, 116, 137 Picpmcyur, Mary 53 Picmni, Donna 89 Picrsun, Victoria 13 121111111111, Angela 53 Pillman, Susan 206 Pizzo, Anita 123 Plciman, Butty 69, 104, 123, 146, 1.48 Plogmnn, Virginia 89 anwski, Paula 61, 206 Pottebnum, Carol 206 Powers, June 89 Poynmr, Pam $3, 137 Prnthcr, jam: 65, 66, 123 Prull. Jnnct 206 Prcll, Lynette 90 Prickcu, Shirley S3 Pritclmrd, Gloria 123 Pdtclmrd, Sandy 142, 207 Prilclmrd, Virginia 53 Prouung, Carol 53 Proviue, Nancy 140, 207 Pruus, Mary 53, 108 Puckc, Marlene 207 Purcell, Lois $3, 73, 81, 83, 1.51 Purcc11, Miriam GS, 104, 123, 155 Puxlmff, Linda 123 .Q. Quinn, 610113 207 Quitter, Mary 33, 123, 115 uR2 RaaSCh, Debbie 69, 90, 100 Raftery, Pat $3 Rahe, Sue E, 90, 103 Rahe, Susan M. 65, 72, 90, 131, 153 Rainier, Kathy 42, 142, 144, 207 Raleigh, Kathleen 207 Ramey, Janis 98, 102, 111, 2013 244 Ramcy, Kathie 102, 123, 133, 185 Ream, Marietta 53, 81, 83 Rechtin, Judy 208 Recker, Mary 123 Reed, Barbara 47, 123 Reichard, Rosemarie 37, 114, 139, 208 Rcifschncidcr, Mary Lou 142, 143, 144, 203 Ruindl, Barbara 102, 123 Reincrt, Kathleen 90, 100, 151 Reincrt, Mary M, 179, 208 Keith, Janet 79, 123 Rettig, Kathy 90, 151 Rcuig, Linda 53, 102, 137 Reyes, Elizabeth 40, 75, 208 Reynolds, Connie 64, 98, 100, 209 Richards, Patricia 67, 209 Richer, Louis: 90 Ricger, Mary 90 Ricselmnn, Mary 53 Riley, Jacqueline 93, 101, 209 Riley, Nancy 139, 155, 209 Roacl1,Jackie 39, 71, 99, 150, 209 Rubens, Lind: 43, S3, 102 Rubinson, Lynn 102, 123 Ruelker, Janis 53 Roaming, Lind: 90 Rohrmeicr, Jill 123 Robs, Pa: 123 Rumanellu, Barbara 107, 123, 129 Romancllu, Sandi 90, 99, 151 Rumcs, Mary 140, 209 Rumcs, Patti 33, 210 Russ, Barbara 210 Rou511,Josie 90 Rucbusch, Barbara 53 Rucbusc11,Mary Ann 102, 133, 139, 210 Rupp, Joyce S4 Rupp, Pam S4 Rupp, Susan 125 Ruschman, Judy 38, 69, 70, 90, 156 Rus11,Judy 41, S4, 83 Russel, Donna 31, 54, 81, 132 Russell, Janice 123 Russeli, Mary 40, 54, 72, 100 Russell, Sandra. 39, 65, 102, 124, 146 Russell, Sharon 37, 39, 9B, 102, 210 Ruwc. Kathy 31, S4. 81, 82, 83, 102 252 Sails, Anita 124 Sailing, Marlene 210 Sa1atin, Janet 124 Salmon, Maureen 124- Salmon, Patricia 90, 102, 1.13 Saluppo, Mary 66, 124 Sansone, Linda $4, 156 Santoro, AntonctCe 90 Satchell, Mary 90 Sattler, Mary 90 Schaefer. Jeanne 42, 61, 99, 144. 145. 146, I48, 155, 210 Schiller, Mary 54 Schirmer, Kathleen 72. 90, 102 Schirmcr, Linda 90 Schirmer, Nancy 54, 102 Schlegel, Sally as, 104, 1111, 124, 146 Schlie, Julie 90 Index Schmidt. Catherinc 33. 90, 102 Schmidtgesling, Josephine 124, 179 Schneider, Barb .14 Schneider, Nancy 54 Schoeny. Kim 54 Schomakcr, Frances 124 Scllunberg, Sue 140, 211 Schunc, Mary 54 Schrnnd, Susan 211 Schucrmann, Mary Kay 59, 124 SC'11u1tl1cis, Sandra S4 Schwallic, Grace 65, 73, 90 Schwartz, Mary 44, 45, 68, 124 Schweitzer, Joyce 124 Schwicrcrt, P2111: 64, 90 Scott, Mary 90 Scifcrt, Bcrnadellu 54. 151 Sam, Marguerite S4, 100 Sctrclmaycr. Joanne 37, 90, 99, 151 Shafcr, Ann 141, 143, 110, 211 51111fcr, judilh 54 Slurpslmir, Mary 54 511c;1l1$11.1ng, MAryann 6-1, 99, 111. 141$, 11,2, 211 31161111113113, 51171111111: 14, 99 S11cc11211,14r.1n 90, 102 Shccmn, Barbara H, 151, 178 Simiclc. Uinnc 90, 111 51111111, Ann 14, 72 51111111, Gram: 14, 160 S1111111,1.inc1,1 54 51111111, M.1r1u1w 64, 107, 211 51111111, 5111.111111- M, 151 51111111. Vcrunicn 114, 139, 211 5my111, M;1rg.1rct 212 Socllncr, Barbara 124 5010111011, Linda $4, 61 Sunuyclaf, Puggc 167, Sewers, Diana 90, 160 Sowen, Janet S4, 131, Spuars, Geneva 54 Spcicr, Jeanne BS, 90, Springfield, Sun 90 Sraggc, Joy 90 Staggc, Laura 12-1 513111, Nancy 45, 115. Stayton, Teri 72, 90 51effnn,,1:111et 90, 100 Stcgcmoller, Barbara 6?, 77, 212 Sreigerwald, Terry 72, 9O Sminknmp, Mary 54, 102 Sminknmp, Phyllis 102, 124. 146, 155 Stcucr, Diane 69, 111, 118, 124, 158 Srcwns, Virginia 124 Stick, Mary Ann 54 Stick1cy, Christine 54 5101:, Mary SS, 101 Srrilcy, Karen 124, 130 Stubbers, Kathy 124 Smhlrcyer, Susan 33, 124, 172 Sturgis, Mary Ann 36, 124 5rurgis,Sus:1r1 S4, 158 5u111van. Kathy 9O Sweeney, Cynthia M. 124 Sweeney. Sally 212 2T2 Taft, 51111:: 54 Tankersley, Margie 90, 102, 125 Taphorn, Linda 101, 107, 120, 121, 12-1 Tnphurn, Virginia 47, 54 Tap1n, Mary 107, 111, 212 Tnulbeu, Kristh: 54, B4, 136 Taylor, Caro1yn 124 Taylor, Nancy 212 Tekuclvc, Mary 65, 124, 130 Tape, Mary $4, 116, 117, 137, 156 Terri , Karen 124 Thiclcn, C11ery1 55. 102 Thicman, Mary 55, 102, 156 T1101L', Janice 213 Thule, Linda 91 Thinnpson, Kat111eun 72, 91 Tilmes, Nancy 102, 124, 125 Timmcr, Francine 91 T017131, Maureen 106, 109, 110, 215 Todd, Kathy SS T111111, Dunna $5, 102, 136 Tmm, Sandra 124, 179 Trucy. Mary jam: 148, 211 Traurh, Chris 55 Truxcll, Dunn: 68, 124 Trumdun, Kathleen 11, 103 Tuu'kur, Nadine 55 111110, 15111311611113 SS, 129 ku2 Uckuucr, Karun 11, SS U11r1g, Rugina Si, 95 Utlrcy, Suzanne 43, 124 2V2 Mary 15, 101 Vallancc, Karen 55 Vance, Sandy 91 Van Meter, Linda SS Vannatta, Karen 38, 91 Vccneman, Marcia 91 Vcnncmeycr, Carol 91 Vcnturn, Barbara 97, 124 Viccllo, Pat 124 Vogt, Mary 124 V0111, Kathie H Vollnmn, Carol 91 Vollman. Rosemary 91 Vondcrschmidt, C11 ris Vzllcrhu, 67. 72. 91, 101 2W2 Wade. Shirley 1'5 Wagner, Jean 166, 213 Wagner, Marilyn 102. 139, 21,1 Wagner, Mary 69, 73, 91 W'agner. Ruth 213 th1, Diane 125 Xankcr, Elvira 102, 106. 109. 147, 167, 179, 134, 214 Walker, Karen $5, 108 W'allbaum, Judy 31, 55, S4, 136 Walther, Jeanne 37, 68, 125 W'anningcr, ChrEs 55, 72, 102 Wnason, Pat SS Wattcnhofcr, Judy 68, 125, 129, 146 W'cnvcr, Barbara 91 Weaver, Mary Beth 32, 51', 67, 72 chbcr, Karen 51, 102, 151 Weber, Anita 91 Weber, Jane: 42, 61, 65, 77, 144. 177, 214 Weber, Judy SS, 117, 137 Wedding, June 91, 100, 108 Wchlen, Susan 85, 91 Wchrman, Karen 125 Wcilcr, Christine 91, 101 Wcilcr,Ga11 91 Wcisgcrbcr, Mary SS, 156 Wells, Pam 125 Welsh, Barbara 55 Welsh, Paula 55, 81 Wtrmes, Jane: 35, 125 Wernkc, Connie 67, 71, 120, 121, 125, 129, 130 Wcsscls, P11y11is 31, 214 Wessels, SL111 105, 125 Wchterkamp, Sue 65, 125 Wcucl, Marilyn 99, 214 Whalcy, Kathi 91 Whilc, Mary ju Whirl, Vickie SS Widmcycr, Barbara SS, 68, 101, 125 Wikur, Mona 91, 102 Wilks, Linda SS Willcnbrink, Linda '15 Wi111nmson, Kendra 91, 102 Wilnu. Carmch 91 Wilnn, Catherine 111, 125 Wilsun, Mary 91 Wilsun, Sharon 214 Wirrh, Catherine 39 Wirth, Sally 91, 108 Wirrh, Sue 66, 111, 125 Wittc, Mary Ann 58, 211 Wocbkcnberg, Lynn 104, 125 Wuclfle, Pam 66, 120, 121, 125 Wocstc, Celine 43, 111. 125. 146 Wolf, Linda 55 Wood, Diane 72, 91 Wood, Kathy 91 Wood, Linda 91 Wright, Laura 55 Wrzyszczynski, Marjola 91, 156 Wucsc, Diane 215 Wuest, Linda 91 Wundcrich, Kathy Si 59, 611, 125 -Y4 Yancey, Mary Lynne 37, 42, 61, 111, 142. 144, 148. 15$, 175, 176, 215 Yarborough, Karh 71, 102, 121' Young. Brenda 35, 97 Young, Joyce 130, 215 22.. Zinn, Antoinette 107, 125, 130 Zimmerman, Teresa 11, 58, 215 Zimpc1man, Kathy 91 Zix, Carolyn 91 Sisfcr Mary Irenaea, Our Principal 51'st Mary Virgila, Our Moderator Mr. Par Mc'Kmdriclz, and Rob Paris Studios, Om- Photographer Mr. Bob Walfm' of H9? S. B. Nnumzm Prinfiiig C0. Our Printer 1 Mrs. Bect'csfvdi and Karen; Beef T13? Faculty and szm'c'nf Body j The 1964 Anvil? Stuff 246 Well, here it is. The book is all yours now. No one but you, the Queenf Teens? could de- mand such a worthwhile yearbook. We tried to oblige. It was you, Regina students, who cheered the staff on to success. We attempted to capture your llmoments to remember and put them together so that you will have them to cherish for your lifetime. If you feel that a commendable job has been done, then please congratulate the staff members whOSe signatures appear on this page. They worked so hard to please. I want to take this opportunity to say a sin- cere THANK YOU to the parents of the staff members. You were so patient and considerate in permitting your girls to spend so much time ANCILE tdimr Elaine Becket at Regina in order that we might complete the book on time. Because the ANCILE is entirely exuacurricular, staying after school late was the rule, not the exception. No one could have been more willing and able to lend a helping hand than our moderator, Sister Virgila. Our deepest and most sincere THANK YOU goes to her. At the beginning of the year, I decided that the best way for me to be remembered as the editor of the ANCILE was to have a book that was either round or paperback. Up0n glancing over the pages, Ilve discovered that according to my standards, I will not be remembered. How- ever, I sincerely hope that your memories are re- membered. So, itls all yours. Autographs 248 $ 7 .;