Regina High School - Regina Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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. . . Learning's Fun . . . The Regina Chrtstmos Program is one ol the traditions whkh I will remember most. Not |usl one, by! oil o( them, through the four yoors in which we participated. will be remembered In freshman yeor we gave a program reloting the locomotion to nations ond oil peoples. The songs were all very different in origin ond background, the costumes voried from fur joe kefs to Joponese fans, ond yet they oil meant one thing — the Christmas spirit. The sophomore program was os unusual as it was outstanding. The silhouettes behind the screen of changing colors on stoge accompanied the singing of Handel's Messioh . In our junior year the chorus song the Slumber Songs of the Madonna , It seemed to be a perfect way to soy what we stood for This year, as seniors, tho chorus presented a program of all tho songs from the four yoors. with the addition of some new ones The chorus, now four yoors old, sang with power. On stoge o progrom of modern dances was worked out to oc com pony the musk Eoch yeor the ploys have improved, but I think that our senior progrom was thot what it should have been — the height of oil tho work of four years I think thot next yeor. when I hove groduotod. my Christmas will not bo completo If I do not come bock to soo tho Regina Christmas Program because it seems to be a port of the Christmas spirit itself. Noncy Sfockhous Do you remember when Betty ond I used to practice the violin ond pkmo in the same room durmg 5th period? I’m suro Miss Kirby ond all the juniors In study hall above us will never forget ttl Usually neither one of us even heord the other. But one day it was |ust too much . . . Betty decided she would hove to find on empty room somewhere The most convenient ond only empty place ot that t.me of day was the powder room ocross from the office We were sure Betty wouldn't bother anyone there bur the problem was sliding the violin stand post the office door without Sister Marie Amonda'i glancing up We monoged it though and everything went fine - until Sister Koteri come out of the musk room. After we explained our problem Sister agreed thot It would be better for all concerned if we were seporotod somehow durmg 5th period This is the reason why I appreciate the privato practice rooms so much In our new school Koren Skaor National Honor Sociaty QviraCtfcT MARY KAY WADLUND MARGE SIERACKI NANCY STOCKHAUS Alt' quiet in the western wing JEANETTE MIUIB Chorus 1. 3 Art Club 1. 3 GAA 1 Contoct-TC t. 3. 3, 4 MARY KAY WAOIONO Hiitorion-Dromo Club 3 Art 1 Chorus 1, 3. 3. 4 Droma 3. 4 Honors Hooding 3 JC-CA I. 3. 3. 4 Ploys 3. 3. 4 Contoct-TC I. 3. 3. 4 MARGE SIERACKI Chorus 1. 3. 3. 4 GAA 1 Droma 3 Honors Hooding 3 Contoct-TC I. 3. 3. 4 NANCY STOCKHAUS Studont Council 3 Notional Honor Society 3. 4 Pretident-Oromo Club 3 Vico-Prosidont ■ Notion. ol Honor Sociaty 4 Droma 3, 4 GAA I. 3 JC-CA 3 library 1. 3. 3, 4 Ploys t. 3. 3. 4 Contoct-TC 1. 3. 3. 4 Speech Contest 3 PAT WIlllAMS Student Council 4 Orchestro 3. 3. 4 JC-CA 3. 3. 4 Dromo 3, 3. 4 Modern Donee 4 Ploy 3 Contoct-TC I. 3. 3. 4 PAT ZAWISIAK Orchestra 4 Con»oct-TC 4 KATHY DONAOHUE Speech Contest 3, 3 An Club 1 Chorus 3 Orchestro 3 JC-CA I. 3. 3. 4 Dromo 3. 4 GAA I Ploy 3. 3 Contoct-TC I. 3. 3. 4

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Koto Weller KATHY McOliNO Choru. 4 GAA 4 JC-CA 4 Conloct-TC 4 BETTY MARTIN Chorui I. 2. 3, 4 GAA I Honor Hooding 3 JC-CA 2. 3 Ploy 2 Contoct-TC J, 2, 3, 4 LOUISE WELTER Noltonol Honor Society 3, 4 Nolionol Merit-Honoroble Mention NCTE-Runner-up Student Council 3. 4 PfPlidont.Notional Honor Society 4 Choru 1. 2, 3 Honor Reading 3 Orchestra 3. 4 Play 2. 3 Contocl-TC 2. 3, 4 MINNIE HARRISON Art Club 1 Choru 4 JC-CA 2, 3 Sponith Club 4 Conioct-TC 1, 2, 3, 4 CONNIE GIBBS AM Club 2 Choru 1. 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 3. 4 GAA 3 Drama 3 library Club 3 Play 2. 3 Conloct-TC 1. 2. 3, 4 LOUISE WELTER CONNIE GIBBS MINNIE HARRISON Regino Orchestra

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 Cut Hitt for the student maimit - 1943 Art Club: If frolnttr MacKemie ton do It, to con I. You know, one could really got In a lot of practice lor the acting profession ot Regmol I remember my f»r » tasto of the itoge camo in freshman yoo in 5 ver Bopftita's history class. About ten of us worn to re-enoct tKo londing of Columbus In America. Wo were to me Hie form of a T V. show, complete with o commercial — which was my job. That day, as I watched the girls perform from a ctock In the door, I wished I could hove played a straight role so the doss would odmfro me and I might win o little occloim that is so helpful to a shy. owtward freshman But then came the moment for the commercial. Trying to gather courage, I forced myself to walk out In my while bobby-sox and block ankle-stroppod wedges I hod used green eye shodow and was wearing my bio re as a mink stole. I roochod the front of the room amid much loughtcr My product was Zunkies . o green flute that wos supposed to provide instont energy ond o Cure for oil ailments. . Pot Williams Drama Club Initiation — 1962 29 KATHY DONAGHUE JEANETTE MILLER PAT WILLIAMS PAT ZAWISLAK