Regina High School - Regina Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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This morning I helped movo Rog.no to 43rd ond 3rd. Girls wofo spreod oil over the town in o human ouembly line, tossing desks out of the old building like a team working out with o medicine boll. While the desks were moving lad ond furiously, there wot little sound, but os the oction slockod off. os it often d.d because the rooms hod to be emptied one by one. wo joked about the moving-van and the way it was loaded, about tho lost day when oil the lockers hod to be cleaned out iWhot o messl), about the plans lor the extended vocation, etc. It was just like a big picnic, gaily impersonal. The air of nonchalance pervaded until the movers stopped for lunch. By then there were only two loods left, so the Sisters oskod us to help sweep the halls. Inside, the building was deod. Silence groetod every footstep. It was frightening. I've been there early in tho mornings many times in the past two ond a half yeors but always there was promise in the silence, the ossur-once thot the building was just awakening from a nop, But this time we all knew no one was coming. Wo finlshod sweeping os quickly as possible and burst into the worm sunshine. I don't think I really believed we were moving until thot day. Sure, I'd been ever to the now building many times, but M hod always looked like on offico building. Now I knew otherwise. I have quite a few misgivings about exposing tho famous Rogino spirit to wido open spaces. I guess I really don't trust myself. Con I take such o big change’ Con tho others? Noncy Zens NANCY ZENS KATHLEEN BURKE SUZANNE SULLIVAN

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Contoct-T.C. it the official nomo of this organisation ot Regina Oof school cooperates with Context Christian youth activities ot tho C.Y.C. T.C. it tho special nomo of tho organisation horo ot Regina. It moans: Total Commitmont, To Christ, In Truth's Causo. Contoct-T.C. olms to givo spiritual goals, to apply principlot loomed in Roliglon dots to daily life, to offor in spiral ion and opportunities for spiritual growth, especially through tho Mass and Holy Communion, ond our contorts with one another, to enrich the moral guidance program at Regina High School os a group dynomics approach to the most important things we have to loam here, to develop avenues to leadership at Regina, and to widen and maintain a distinctive, truly Catholic school spirit. As we graduate we realise that we have teamed what really matters for this life ond an eternal destiny. We should not fail to bring Christ to the odult world Into which we are moving. Ann Martinson