Regina High School - Regina Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Sim MARK AMANDA, Of SISTHt MART R ARTIST A. OR. . . . Our First Sisters . . . Four yeors hove been spent of Reg.no, lour yeon of looming, growing, and undwsfondlng. and I con soy they have been the fullest years of my life. There ore two special things which ore very important to me first is a statement a Sister mode In Religion class: The only reol tragedy in this world b not to become a saint. Second is our Regina motto. Students of Truth. Diane Neville ft is out turn to show love lor others now, as we hove been given so much during these post years Kothy Fish JOAQUIN. Of. SKTM MAtll ANN(. Of. SISTIK MAtV KATSII, Of. It seems it was only yestordoy thof I rogisfotod of tho old Wentworth building as a freshman of Rogmo I con remember how frightened I wot when I ascended the stain to tho entrance. Whot o thrill! I entered tho small corridor and moandered down tho hall until I spied a room with tho word Office hanging over tho door. I advanced timidly towords fh® desk where two Sisters wero collecting fees and distributing schedules. I waited in lino until It was my turn to approach them. They greeted me with pleasant smiles . . ... On the second floor I found my homeroom and my Irish green tockor. I took a chance ot the combination orvd, believe It or not. it opened! I could hardly wait for school to start the following doy Yos, I was hoppy I had como. Kotherine Goski

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. . Our Beginnings MARY MARGARET McMAHON BETSY DICKMAN MABY MAKOAKET McMAHON Student Council 3, 4 Chorw 1, 3. 3, 4 Ploy a Contoct-TC 1. 3 BETSY DICKMAN Choru. I. a. 3. 4 gaa i, a JCCA a. 3. 4 OrcKettro 3, 3, 4 Ploy 3. 3 Contoct-TC 1, 3. 3, 4 Today mark the very beginning of my high school year for weeks ond weeks, oof eighth-grade tcochor hat been preparing os for oor high school entrance examination One hundred forty laughing girls were osked to go to the gym. There were so many locos that I rememberod from grode school competition basketball games, ond my eyes widened ot the change in some of my old school chums. Well . . . bock to work Wo were assigned different rooms to go to, with girls from our own parishes The desks that we were given woro big enough to swim ini In fact, they were boys' desks. The De la Salle freshman were relinquishing their school to move down to the Island. Yes, they woro turning their beloved building over to Regina. Rosemary Atkinson Thoro it all began, with freshmon registration, ond oil the firsts —the first class, the first Fathor-Daugh-ter Dinner, the first Mass-all the firsts that must start ond build b school so it can corry on through the yeors Betsy Dtckmon You wouldn't believe such o change is possible. Prior to our 1959 arrival. 4242 Wentworth wos only a two-story building surrounded by o fenced yord full of plants resembling tumbleweeds But today-the first day of school-the dust ond corpenfers' tools havo disappeared, ond its two floors ond ten rooms sparkle1 It's bubbling with excitement—oil the girls are so friendly I didn't know a soul at nine o'clock, but by noon I hod become acquainted with at least ten girls The girls ond the Sisters ate so anxious to become friends Evon the slolrs have a friendly creak. Mary Margaret McMahon g

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Our Parents love School too • • Ml I. J. SKAAJI Ml. 10. CONNIU The purpose ol this organization will bo to provide on opportunity for mutual understanding and helpfulness between parents and teochers. The spirit we wish to develop In this organization is identical with that which we hope to instill In the mind and heart of your daughter. Sister Marie Amanda, November 12. 1959. This excerpt from a letter to the parents from the faculty, was an invitation to our Mothers and Pothers to begin a Regina Porents' Club. Quite obviously, this purpose and spirit have been developed. The Regina Parents' Oub has been octive, os these few accomplishments indicate: regular meetings, food showers, and pot luck suppers, chlno, hi-fi, and trading stamps, an organ for the school, cars for the Sisters from the new convent to 43rd ond Wentworth; chaperons for school dances and generous mothers to clean ond settle the new convent. But our porents' greatest accomplishment, the one for which we graduates can most say thanks, Is their hearty and wonderful support of all that we, their daughters, have undertaken at Regina, from November 12. 1959 to June I. 1963 Mary Connell MARY CONNfU Notionol Honor Society 3, 4 Student Council 4 President Debole Club 4 Art Club 1 Choru 1. 3. 3. 4 Debate 4 Dromo 3, 3, 4 O.A.A. 1 Honor coding 3 JC-CA 3. 3. 4 library I Sponi.h 4 Contoct-TC 1, 3, 3. 4 MARY CONNELL IYNN MORIARITY Ploy 1. 3 Coatoct-TC 1. 3. 3. 4 KAREN KUNOBERC Art Club 1 Chctut I. 3. 3, 4 O.A.A. 1. 3. 3 library Club I. 3, 3. 4 library Club Pre«i-dent 4 Student Council 4 Contocl-TC I. 3, 3. 4 Mother-Daughter BraoltfoM. I9AI KAREN KLINGBERG 10