Regina High School - Regina Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Old Wentworth Enough told! ELAINE SHASTY Chorut I. 2. 3. 4 JC-CA . 2. 4 GAA t, 2, 3. 4 Drama 3, 4 Ploy 3 Contoci-TC 1, 2. 3. 4 KATHY PISH Art I Cho»u» 1. 2. 3. 4 GAA 1, 2 Ploy 2 Contort TC I. 2. 3. 4 SHIRLEY SCHOENECKER Choro 1, 2, 3. 4 Sponlth Club 4 Contort-TC 1, 3, 3. 4 EINA O'TOOLE Choru I. 2. 4 Drama 3 GAA 1, 2. 3 Sponith Club 4 Conioti-TC I. 2. 3. 4 ELNA O'TOOLE ELAINE SHASTY KATHY FISH SHIRLEY SCHOENECKER This new school ceriotnly is beautiful. One ol the things I like best obout it ore the big study holls. Or maybe it's just that every time I look at them I think of the cafeterio-study holls that wo hod in the old school. The some tobies on which we ote our lunch at twelve o'clock served os study tobies the rest of the doy. Sometimes was very hard to concentrate. with the oromo of Mrs. Serge's chili Sooting through the study holl, or the shouts ond cheers from the gym. or the deliveries by the candy men. or one's closeness to the other girls who were frying to study of the some table These wore Impediments to study ot times but, remembering them now. I really appreciate our well-lighted, spooous study holh- Joanne Casey 12 ROSEMARY ATKINSON SUE LAEGELER KATHERINE GOSKI

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Giant cookies, Shiny floors, Office Smiles . Doing dittos con bo fun if ttoro it on efficient crew and dithwostor. But when the dithwattor breaks, and pizzo dittos from about ninety people have to be wattod and dried by bond in leu than ten minutes, if doesn't seem funny. Well, today I wot in charge of the dishwather. All I hod to do wot turn It on-switch it to rlnse-tum it off, ond It brokel The other student service glrlt on dishes got a little upset with me. Fingers pointed and voices chorused — You wosh the dishes! In went the plates to the hot soapy wafer, ond out they come Then come the laughter.- it wot reolly beginning to seem funny. Troys followed, then the silver-wore. The girls bogon coming for second lunch-the plotes. troys, and silver were ruthod In-we had just mode it! But next doy I found myself -demoted to scroping dishes They just didn't trust me. I guess! Karen Diaz Mr. nick. Mr Wen- Molnt.nonc. Mr . Nkol. Mr Tho reoson why this dinner was 10 different » that my girlfriend hod Invited me lo go with her fother and her. I thought very much of her when she invited me becouso the was kind enough to shore her fother with me. Pot Gravelle We would hke to thonk all who work for us of Regino. (those with political os well os non-politicol position 11 On Washington's Birthday, while Mr. Flick and Mr. Wen were polishing floors, they were asked If the secretaries hod the office open The quick reply was. No. they hove ’political tobsl Therofore, we soluto the cooks ond secretaries who shore our days off. ond the maintenance men who work even on holidays lyn Revok Today we hod our first annual Mother and Daughter Communion Breokfast On this beautiful morning in October my mother and I were able to attend o Moss of St. Olof's ond then go to o breakfast at the Hotel leom.ngton. What mode this so special was that I went to Communion not only with my friends, but with their mothers as well. After Moss. I treated my mother to breokfast ond a day of window shopping along Nicollet Avenue. Lynn Moriority

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 Psst, Settyl The breok's tel for 1:00.” Sister BaptiHo’s Homoroom Well, the doy hot como o» lott. Todoy wo finished oor loti day of old” Regina High, 4242 Wentworth. I'm sod ond happy, but mottly lull ol memories, Thero it one ploco In that school which will olways hold lor me most ol these memories In most schools It is colled the gymnasium. But of Regina High it was a combination theotre chopel bollroom-oudltorium, ond lost, but not least, gym. If wos quite small, with walls ol yellow, Boors of wood, ond high windows at eoch ond. An old piano wos in one corner ond a ping-pong table in the other There wos only one door, which mode lor fun when 200 people wero trying to corry their folding choirs and themselves out the doorl Who con forget oil ‘‘firsts'' thot took ploce in our gym? The first assemblies. ploys All-Star gomes, Mordl Gras, ond many other affairs. Including our first donee, when, with a few dccorotions, we turned our pint-sized gym into a rcgulor ballroom, well, almost, thot is During one season of the year our gym wos rocked with excitomont. Basketball games wore really o sight. Fint of oil, I con picture 100-ISO spectators squeezed on a little two-by-four stage Then there wos the gamo Itself—usuolly vory tense, full of excitomont ond toors. I soy teors because whot else could you do when. In on Important gamo, you got the signal to moke o pass which would docido the scoro? The ball would be sent swiftly down to tho other end of tho court, only to meet its fotc by hitting the ceillogi But oil of this has changed now . . Kothy Brom As we come Into the Biology Room todoy wo could smoll tho over-powerful. but of course, pleasant odor of the well-preserved grasshoppers. As we went about the ''delightful business of dissecting the little green monsters. I couldn't help but wonder if they were really willing to give themselves up for the advancement of science At ony rate, os the bell rang for English. Into the basket went the pieces-with a few exceptions noturally These few exceptions were seen wolking around the first ond second floors, on ond in the blozert and the hair of mony sophomores.. . . Elaine Shosty ROSEMARY ATKINSON Chorus I, 3. 3. 4 OAA t. 3 Contact-TC I, 3. 3. 4 SUE IAEOEIER Chorus 1, 3, 4 library I, 3, 3, 4 Hoys 3 Contact-TC I, 3, 3, 4 KATHERINE OOSKI Art Club 1 Chorus 1. 3. 3, 4 Spanish Club 4 library 1. 3. 3, 4 GAA 1 Honors Reading 3. 4 Floy 3 Contact-TC 1, 3. 3. 4 JOANNE CASEY Notlonol Honor Society 3, 4 Student Council 3, 3, 4 Art Club t Chorus 3, 4 JCCA 3, 3, 4 Spanish Club 4 GAA 1. 3. 4 library 1 Ploys 3 Contact-TC 1, 3, 3, 4 KATHLEEN BROM Presldent-GAA 4 Vice-President-GAA 3 Student Council 4 JCCA 3. 3. 4 Spanish Club 4 GAA 1. 3. 3. 4 library I, 3 Ploys 2. 3 Contoct-TC 1. 2. 3. 4 How would you like to go up in o swing? 1959 JOANNE CASEY KATHLEEN BROM