Regina High School - Regina Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1977 volume:

lOioh® i 5 Po irr w _y sisjw V J r - - OMS) o sxivSt VD ' ' 0 vVj fl iT‘ X 5f j j - I il r 4 %, 1« fS-tt z-fy tfljjnior Division ' School Musical ( (Nj y ninistration T Keul« Senior Division Seniors Senior Memories Index Acknowledgements 0. se SS 60 ?0.- 69 £ •$ C r d 4 Vop«- O O V tt v h3 VAcw - n'. re fcc rb 0-)'� looo V 90 00 ■ '' «s°5 r AP jT'' JV Vi £ W What is Magic? Magic: any extraordinary or irresistable influence, mysteriously enchanting— captivating. Regina: a special place where magic grows, where unique people, unigue as mystical stars, come together to express how they are special. How are we special? We are special just in who we choose to be and in what we choose to do. There are many places left for us to explore, many risks to take to say that we are individua we are Regina, we are one, we are setting a light by the window of our growth and we are magic. Magic: something wonderful produced by the magician. Seemingly it is produced from thin air. Ahh, but it does come from somewhere, a very special and most significant somewhere. It is not always something to be touched or seen, but it does exist simply because people are magic in what they do for each other. They re magic in what they make of themselves. And when we stop co consider what it is that has gone before us, we see only the shadows of what we have cared for. Then we ask, what more is there to any place or person but this ove I hold for them? Wo dedicate this book to the Magic of each individual here at Regina-a place where individuality and acceptance need not be in conflict We have come to appreciate the Magic that grows when we share the secrets of our awesome selves. Wg have been challenged by Regina and now we are stronger. 6 FRESHMEN . . Talent Show . . . Daddy Daughter ... St. Pat's Day . . . Walrus love you . . . Study Skills: one, one. one. . . . Health . . . gym uniforms: where's the zipper? . . . never falling for swimming pool jokes ... is this the first mod? . . . I remember trying to work the locker room showers, and getting me and my clothes soaked . . . . . W'e wanted to go swimming, but we couldn't find the escalator . . . . . Our class seemed to get together really quickly— we're already united . . .” . . . I would never want to repeat the first two days . . . . . Alter awhile, we really felt welcome . . . . . The atmosphere is great— you feel good! . . . . . The wider halls and lower ceilings seemed strange at first . . A V 7 7 7 Debby Allen Michelle Altinger Sushumna Arya Susan Bach Beth Ann Babe Mary Kay Barnard Deborah Bean Erika Benson Mary Black Angela Bognanno Cassic Boisvert Heidi Brandenburg Christine Bredenkamp Yvonne Buccina Annette Burns 8 Theresa Burns Ellen Cafferty Katie Cerny Anne Marie Chakich Liz Clements Lisa Cobbin Kaela Conlon Vicki Cook Sheila Delaney loan Delong Sally Doherty Therese Douglass Marianne Everett Michele Flaherty lane Fleischhacker Jeanne Floeder Therese Floersch Patsy Foster Laura Freeburg Lynn Funk Anna Marie Giefer Sarah Gleason Marie Grengs Therese Grevious Mary Griffin CUm Kathleen Grosbusch laureen Grosbusch Margaret Gruidl Cynthia Hamblin A'fU? [ dxX- h r 9 Donna Hansberry Kathleen Hartshorn Elizabeth Hayes Theresa Hayes Ann Hoffman Beth Hoffman Mary Howard Leslie Howell Janet Huber Melinda Hudson Ann Hurley Julie Hylden Mary lace FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVES: Row 1: Anne Hoffman. Mary Jo Rieger. Sally Doherty, Debbie Denman, Nancy Olson, Mary Black, Row 2: Leslie Howell, Patty Weides, Mary Jace Ob' JO FRESHMAN CO-ORDINATORS: Anna Marie Gieler, Angela Bognanno Sue Julin Ann Marie Just Susan Kane Lucy Keane Jeanne Keller Carolyn Ketchmark Jill Kieser Martha Komarek Kathy Korman Kristen Kre owski Maria Lang Brigid Laxvrow Kathleen Leenay Lori LeMieux Anna marie Lcsinski Margaret Lessman Hattie Jo Logan Patty Lutz Nancy Lyman Molly Lynch Ann Maddaus Lucy Maghrak Ann Mahony Jean Malinowski Sandra Marquardt Mary Marrin Karen McGee Jennifer McGowan Jennifer Me Roberts Maureen Meehan 11 Mary Miller Kathleen Moore Colleen Murck Ava Napue Katherine Nolan Susan Occhino Stacie O'Connor Bernadette O'Donnell Alice O'Hara Nancy Olson Karen Porter Lori Puchner Laurie Pulver Anne Quirk Rhonda Ramerth Laura Reller Mary |o Rieger Mary Susan Roberti 12 y XT ■' sx v- 'r Diane Simonson Tara Skahen Lorie Smith Stephanie Starr Cathy Steinhagen Wendy Sundelius lane Sutton Marcia Taylor Peggy Thoenes Zara Turner C7 P7 Greer Santmac Susan Schurmann Edith Schwind Starr Senkyr .Mary Sheck 13 Christine Valentine Stephanie Veith Sandra Voigt lori Voit Marie Vorlicky Teresa Waddick Laura lean Warier Patty Weides Julie Welch Marilyn Weller Krista Wettstein Pamela Wilhite Rita Wuorinen Mary Wright Patricia Zierhut {o tvc. i caX ut!L c uJtA-6 iWAwtXO Freshmen Initiation c 3, V[ - oT af'V S. O • V?' rtf . X r sf Big sisters Jittlc sisters. ' and a little bit of love are vr what made this day. In honor „ of the Freshmen, their big ry sisters (the sophomores) dressed every Freshman in a KV cC- costume. How embarrassing! 15 Cookie Jar Cookie |ar was the musical drama put on by the play production classes this year. The music was provided by all tour school choruses. Cast Molly Bauchle DeDc lohnson Mother Mary Grace LeVoir Bubble Stacie Foreman Black-Eyed Pea fcllen Michaels Winde Dolores Murck lulie Benson Wet Paint Bill Maureen O'Toole .. Daddy Tutti-fruit Hat Sue Metzger Diana Dumstrut Shawne Costello ... Dorothy Doughie Liz lynch Betty Filek Katy Hopkins Sister Paula Ms. Antonich Music Director Marathon This year's Marathon for Non-Public Education was a huge success due to the combined efforts of both students and faculty. The Raiders walked, hiked, jogged, etc. to reac h their magic goal of $10,000! 17 Sadie Hawkins '76' 18 Spirit Week au u ie ou ptaiM! mymmn. Povn, dv{ wvu h WU '2dew? %ca to )%e Maaw) . Although it was very well [£y Jplanned, untorseen obstacles prevented a totally successful Spirit Week. Of course. there£)£ £v6£ . IAS' were the usual episodes of crazines - climaxed by talent Show. Pucker Power prove pprentally potent for partici- pants of the annua|J.emon Eating Contest. rfiM kZ 19 Senior Class Presents OUR TOWN 20 cast Directed by Sr. Paula Hirschboeck THE CAST The Stage Manager ......Betty Tisel Emily Webb..............Angie Moore George Gibbs ...........lames Hoffman SUPPORTING CAST Shavvne Costello lulie Bot Sue Piha Barb Buttschau Sue Plante Molly Bauchle Ellen Michaels Katie Poole Theresa Burns Terry Korman Nick Benson Thomas Brenan TOWNSPEOPLE Patty Amatuzio. Kathy Skach. Mary |o O’Hara, Cheri Forbv, Patty Nelson. Mary Whitaker, leanne Fondell, Therese Dot ray, Lisa Kane, lean Conant. Kris Burkhardt, Rene Grevious, Cathy Bendel, Mary Beth Giefer, Terri Cook. Mary Konold, Lynn Magrum. Kathi McDonald. Kurse Stockhaus, Mary Burns, Sharon Suek. Margaret Orput, Peggy Waldron, Patty Zylka, Theresa Flynn. Beth Harvey 21 SOPHOMORES . . value classification is . . . our idol is Ceasar Chavez . . . Biology-xy and xx . . . Montezuma's revenge . . We loves you Tackes, oh yes we do! . . the whole year—just a bunth of craziness . . . . Mardi Gras was fantastic! . . . . We got a lot of class unity this year working on Mardi Gras . . .' . . . the sophomore class is really, really close . . . . singing one bottle of pop. two bottles of pop . . , . . Playing frisbee and skateboarding down the hall . . Georgie’s Tykes • . . what was really great was that we weren't going to have Mardi Gras and everybody was down and then the whole class pitched in together and pulled it off! . . . we got to know each other as freshmen but we got to need each other as sophomores . . 22 Paula Anderson lane Atherly Eileen Baker Anne Bendel Patricia Bennett Sue Berg Faith Biggs Lisa Botz Molly Brask Marcia Brom Amv Brown Eleanor Brown Beth Burkhardt loan Casserly Carol Chamberlain 24 Theresa Clarkin Cathi Coleman Caroline Coryell Lola Colten Mary Coughlin loan Crandell Patty DeLong Stephanie Deputat Mary DeWanz Debbie Dolan Peggy Douglass Thorese Downey Nancy Engelhard! lane Epple Kathleen Feldman Betty Filek Carol Flugaur Condace Foreman Mary Fries Sue Courts Chorus 25 Bernadette Giefer Marcia Goff Tami Gravem Marijo Greeman Debbie Green Star Grigsby lackie Hanson Anne Harich Kit Healy Kathy Hensgens Lori Messier Judy Higgins Barb Hill Dorothy Hinich Sue Hook SOPHOMORE OFFICERS: Theresa Kenney; President. Peggy Kahnke; Vice-President. Marcia Lamm; Scc.zTres. 26 SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES: Row 1: Pam Pederson, Karen Johnson, Carol McMenamy, Row 2: Martha McDermott, Sue Metzger. Barb McMullen Mary Coughlin CROSS COUNTRY THIS YEAR'S STATE RUNNER UP . . . THE REGINA RAIDERS Row 1: Sandy Voight, Leslie Seymour, Cindy Veivering, Calhi Coleman, Jenny McRoberts Row 2: Alice O'Hara, lanine Ecklund, Kristi Bredenkamp, Dolores Magrack, Kathy Kaiser Sue Metzger Patricia Moe Yvette Murphy Marie Nelson Kelley Nicols LeAnn Nordquist Jean Nowicki Kim Nowlan Eileen O'Hara Dianna Olsen Susan Palen Pam Pedersen Mary Pence Maureen Peterson Lou Ann Porter 28 I Patty Prentice Margaret Pumper Lisa Quinlan Pamela Rogers Cathy Ronayne Dolores Salisbury Debbie Schuveiller Teresa Shea Elizabeth Skrivanek Joan Smith Monica Taylor Karen Teclaw Lisa Theurer Juanita Tooze Cathy Tryon Anne Uldrich Caroline Ungs Evelyn Urban Cindy Vievering Ann Welch Lori Weller Michele Westlin Catherine Wickham Joan Wright Julie Young Peggy Yzaguirre 29 Mardi Gras Once Upon a Time” was the theme of the Sophomore Mardi Gras which featured a cake walk, penny toss, lollipop wheel, dart throw, and other attractions. Two bears on skateboards spread both good cheer and balloons. It was a great success! 30 Michele Horan Karen Johnson Peggy Kahnke Theresa Kenney Kathy Kettering Kathleen Kmnane Carolyn Knierim Barb Korman Amy Lac ho Cathy Lamm Julie Lamm Marcia Lamm Patty Lamusga Linda Lanigan Nancy Laverdure Sheila Lawrow Mary Lidstone Marie Loshbaugh Chris Lutz Debbie Lynch Gail Magrum Julie McCall Peggy Me Carte Martha McDermott Ann McDonald Sally McGrath Meg McKee Carol McMenamy Barbara McMullen Anne MtPhee VOLLEYBALL Row I: Barb Waessner, Path McLeod, Patty Delong, Mary Coughlin, Barb Hill Row 2: Mr. Paul Tackes; coach, Patti Morris, Caroline Ungs, Mary Sheck, Cathy Mielke, Bernadette Gieffer. Sr. Susanne McDonald; coach B-Squad Vol leybal I Row 1: Jean Malinowski, Joan DeLong, Mary Jace. Laura Jean Warter, Mary Jo Rieger Row 2: Lisa Theurer, Lola Cotten, Anne Marie Gieffer, Pam Pederson, Lori Smith Row Mary Howard. Carol Chamberlain, Maureen Peterson, Mary Pence, Kathy Hensgens, Marilyn Weller, Lori Weller C-Squad Basketball Row 1: Mary |o Rieger, Joan Casserly, Alice O'Hara, Lucy Keane, Jean Malinowski Row 2: Mary W'right, Greer Santinac, Jean Floeder, Debbie Allen 32 TRACK Row 1: jenny Me Roberts, Cathi Coleman, Kathy Feldman, Sandy Voigt, Mary Howard, Lisa Cobin, Cindy Vievering, Kathy Kaiser Row 2: Meg McKee, Sally McGrath, Patsy Foster, Luci Maghrak, Teresa Waddick, Ann Hoffman, Patty Weides, Schila Delaney Row 3: Donna Hansberry, Nancy Olson, Debbie Allen, Alice O'Hara, Sue Occhino, Suzy Sulentic, Lucy Keane Row 4: Mary Black, Kaela Conlon, Dolores Maghrak, Betty Fraser, April Mesna, Leslie Seymour, Cathy Tryon Row 5: Patti McLeod, Julie Lamm, Julie Welch, Janine Ecklund, Molly Byron, Joan Totzke, Berna Giefer, Patty DeLong Row 6: Paul Tackes; coach, Anne Bendel, Kathy Kinnane SOFTBALL Row 1: Cathy Steinhagen, Stacie O'Connor, Kris Lynch, Barb McMullen, Ann Maddaus, Lucy Keane, Anne Harich Row 2: Christine Bredenkamp, Ann Breitenbucher, Karen Johnson, Peggy Douglass, Mary Harich, Cathy Try-on, Kathy Nolan, Meg Weides; manager, Joe Epping; coach Row 1: Debbie Allen, Kaela Conlon, DeDe Johnson, Carolyn Ryan, Liz Lynch, Katie Hartshorn, Stacey Manning, Kathi McDonald, Leslie Howell Row 2: Betty Fraser, Kathy Kinnane. Sharon Suek, Patty Weides, Kris Lynch. Theresa Linderholm, Rita Welch, Katy Jones Row 3: Karen Johnson, Debbie Dolan, Mary Fran Laverdure, Meg Weides, Kim Nolan, Jane Epple, Annie Bendel, Julie Welch Row 4: Anita Weiss, Theresa Kenney, Anne Harich, Peggy Douglass, April Mesna, Mary Harich, Kathy Steinhagen Row 5: Cathy Tryon, Michele Westlin, Teresa Shea; cheerleaders, Joan Totzke, Molly Byron 34 FOOTBALL Row t: Kathy Kettering, Ann Maddaus, Sue Berg, Julie Welch, Peggy Douglass, Cathy Steinhagen. Row 2: Christy Bredenkamp, Patsy Foster, Anne Harich, Lucy Maghrak, Theresa Kenney, Teresa Waddick 36 REGINA RAIDERS REGION 5AA RUNNERUP 1977 Varsity B-Squad Benilde L,W L,W perham W L tec. Agnes w W Grace hr W Holy Angels w L St. Bernards w W De La Salle w W Brady w L regionals Henry w Southwest w North w Be Jilde L Varsity Row 1: Anne Bendel, Molly Byron, Patty DeLong, Betty Fraser, loan Totzke, Kris Lynch, Kathy Kettering Row 2: Tim Graham; coach. Laurie Burns, Anita Weiss, April Mesna, Cathy Tryon, Mary Harich, Ann Breitenbucher, Karen Johnson. |oe Epping; coach 37 2u£W 5kow 1777 1 • ■ •■ tf« ng« ft£GiMo HiG Scmoi i?w fo stave... Best Group Act: Send in the Clowns 38 Talent Show Best Class: Juniors Best Musical Act: Zara Turner 40 UNIORS We're special because we’re special! . . . . it's nice being upperclassmen . . . ’ . . one big happy class! . . . . very athletic class . . . talented, intelligent . . . . we're bombarded with the freshmen's love . . . . we’re getting closer to being seniors! . . . . We're cute and funny— the best joke collection . . . . there's something about the year . . . very spirited—rowdy . . . . the Greatest! Isn't that good enough? . . . . We're all friends . . . . we've got class, style . . . . everybody loves us . . . . um, um, . . . hmm, let's see . . . . we've got the most for being the smallest class . . . . we re great—it's obvious. 41 Sue Bang Julie Benson Sheryl Biggs Ann Bittner Noel Brandenburg Molly Byron Leticia Callender Ten Caruso lisa Caye Mary lo Commerford Colleen Conlon Kathy Cosgrove Marcine Crosby Mary Jo Devancy Laurie DeYoung 42 JUNIOR OFFICERS: Carrie Lamm: Sec. Tres., Grace LeVoir; President, Molly Byron; Vice-President lean Doherty Christine Dostal lanine Ecklund Tammy Falk Cathy Felix Diane Fenstra Anna Fink Cherie Flandrick Stacie Foreman Betty Fraser lulie Frenzel Geri Gair Catherine Gillis Berna Glover Jane Graff Liese Greeman Rebecca Hafner Elise Hansberry Cynthia Hayes Josette Heiman 43 Chorus lean Heyer Kelly Hoglund Maureen Hynes Charlotte Ingram Bonita lones Kathy Jones Marie Judd Debbie Julius Kathy Kaiser Barb Keller Colleen Kelly Joyce Kelley Kathryn Klis Sharon Kubic Donna Kvaase 44 Theresa Lamb Carrie Lamm Sue LeClair Grace LeVoir Therese Linderholm Liz Loye Kris Lynch Liz Lynch Debbie Madland Dolores Maghrak Angela Maltese Therese Marquardt Bridget Marrin Lisa Mayer Chris McCracken Patricia McLeod Pat McMillan Molly Meneely Ann Michaels Patty Morris 45 Delores Murck Chris Nowlan Lisa O'Connor Tarlalyn Permaul Carol Peters lanet Rasmussen Karen Regan Gerry Reller Lisa Robertson Kathy Rothford Carolyn Ryan Joan Salzer Roxanne Sanders Eva Schaenzer Margaret Schmidt JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES: Row 1: Sue Bacig, Elise Hansberry, Joan Totzke, Jean Doherty, Row 2: Kris Lynch, Therese Linderholm, Liz Loye, Julie Snyder 46 Lynn Short Shari Simonson Julie Snyder Liz Struble Joan Totzke Leah Vader Jerry Valentine Mary Waddick Joan Walsh Anita Weiss Rita Welch Arlene Willette Ann Winkels Barb Woessner Wanda W'right Cathy Zierden Peggy Zierhut 47 Christmas Fair The annual Junior Christmas Fair was held Friday, December 3. The day's activities included entertainment, Christmas carols on the piano, the raffling of a quilt, Santa's workshop of handmade crafts, and Mrs. Claus' kitchen filled with lots of goodies. All of the Juniors' work helped to create a magical Christmas spirit in the halls of Regina. 48 Student Council There was so very much we wanted from Student Council this year, but surely that does not distinguish us from any other S.C. in any given year. They too must have had their idealistic fantasies and illusive aspirations. And so, what is there of magic in this year's S.C.? The magic to anything so full of ecstasy and yet so saturated with disappointments tends to obscure itself — hiding a-midst a wealth of emotional contusion. It does however, exist. For there is nothing less than magic about the power of the word by . Perhaps more than anything, that is what S.C. did this year: try. Row 1: Ann Breitenbucher;V-Pres., Joan Breitenbucher;Pres.f Sue Piha;Com. Coor., Row 2: Mary Ellen LeVoir;Advisor, Anne Bittner;Sec, Rita Welch;Assoc. Com. Coor. Terri Cooke;Par1imentarian, Cathy Bendel;Pub., Peg Glynn;Advisor 49 50 's Dance It began as a day filled with bobby sox, pony tails, and saddle shoes. We co-sponsered the dance, which was held in the gym from 7:00-11:00, with Cretin High School. Everyone was in high spirits, boppin' to the music of the Rockin' Hollywoods. Language Fest The language festival this year was presented as an unusual variety show whose acts ranged from, Here's Johnny . to a visit from famous French detective Inspector Jacques Clouseau. Hopefully this show will become an annual event. 51 - NHS i Row 1: Ann Breitenbucher, Sue Plante, Ellen Michaels, treasurer; Kathy Huber, DeDe Johnson, .Mary Fran Laverdure. Row 2: Renee Crevious, Betty Tisel, Mary Harich. secretary. Row 3: Katie Poole, vice-president; Joan Breitcnbucher, Dee Salzer, Margy Montague, Kathy Skach, Kathy Lazar, Kathi McDonald, Mary Quirk, Joan Hnath, Sue Piha, Mary Burns. Not Pictured: Mary Seidel, Cathy Bendel, Barb Buttschau, Mary Jo O’Hara, President; Angie Moore, Sharon Slanika. Trio Row 1: .Marcia Lamm, Barb Aamodt, Denise Folta, Ellen Michaels, Julie Snyder. Row 2: Dee Salzer, Mary Beth Giefer, Shari Simonson, Jackie Hanson. Mary Fran Laverdure, Jean Fondell. Margaret Pumper. Row 3: Dolores Maghrak, Roxanne Sanders, Anne VVinkels, Renee Crevious, Art Editor; Katie Poole, Editor; Carol Flugar, Joan Smith. 52 Blac k Counci I Row 1: Wanda Wright, Roxanne Sanders. Row 2: Charlotte Ingram, Marcine Crosby, LaSonya Stanley, Tarlalyn Perniaul, Leticia Callender. Row 3: Berna Glover, Kathy Gross, Lynda Griffin, Laurie Burns. Row 4: Lvnn Short. B lazer Row 1: Patty Weides, Patti Zylka, Angela Bognanno, Mary Jo Commerford, Therese Linderholm, Cathv Rochford, Tami Gravem. Row 2: Meg Weides, co-editor; Mary Beach, Mary Barthol, Mary Fran Laverdure, co-editor. Row 3: Mary Harich, Therese Dotray, Marcia Lamm. Mary Lllen Coughlin. odjian 'ftm, M j ao Jrftpfe few 'UcSP -e xflaooeo TWtffc MAI J0rtCCU £lt- 0- T wt' bfae, faP-8- 53 Interim When second trimester rolled out. Interim rolled in to alleviate our mid-winter doldrums. A short, but necessary breather when we lett Coulomb’s Law, the Pythagorean Theorem, and Reconstruction behind in order to pursue other practical interests: sell defense, auto mechanics, the culinery arts, winter camping and oh, so much more. 54 Soul Fashion Show On February 17, Regina celebrated Afro-American month with a fashion show and soul dinner. The fashions, modeled by students and teachers, were stunning; and the food, presented in many ethnic varieties, was superb. 55 Daddy-Daughter Dinner Dance 1 Approximately 550 Daddies and Daughters came together for an evening of dinner and dancing on February 13 in Regina's cheerfully decorated gym. The evening was sponsored by the Parents Club and the fantastic music was supplied by The Junction.” 56 Old Tyme Dance old tyme This year the Student Council, along with the Parent's Club, worked to--,-iher to coordinate Regina's FIRST Old Tyme Dance. This family event was held in the gym on May 1st :rom 7:00-10:00 and featured the band Sunny . Spirits were high js gents swung their gals around the dance floor. In the words ot Lawrence Welk, ' a one and a two . . . 57 WEST SIDE STORY 58 Through the magic of the directors, cast, crew, dancers, and Augsburg's Jazz Ensemble, Regina's gym was converted to the West Side of New York for the weekend of April 22. The spirit of West Side Story started last November and on opening night, much hard work and dedication was rewarded by a sellout crowd and standing ovation. Leading Roles Katie Cerny.......Maria Jim Gossman.......Tony Katie Poole.......Anita Kip Bastian.......Bernardo Jim Hoffman.......Riff Therese Linderholm..Anybodys Supporting Roles Renee Grevious.....Rosalia Sue Metzger........Velma DeDe Johnson.......Consuelo Donna Hansberry....Graziella Angela Moore.......Clarice Angela Bognanno----Francesca Sue Plante.........Estella Jean Conan t.......Teresita Mary Jace..........Pauline Therese Marquardt..Mini Therese Dotray.....Mom Brother Benedict...Lt. Shrank Mary Jo Commerford.Gladys Mark Waldron.......Of. Krupke Sister Paula-Director Sister Suzanne-Dance Director Ms. Antonich-Music Director 59 Administration and Faculty 60 Sr. Aquin Adams BUSINESS OFFICER Mrs. Sara Biggs SECRETARIAL Mrs. Laurel Gillson GUIDANCE Miss Faye Bland DEVELOPMENT Miss Mary Vrabel ADMISSIONS Mrs. Ann Bowen SECRETARIAL Mrs. Jane McDonough SECRETARIAL 61 Mrs. Judy Brinkman Mr. Bob Harness SPANISH SPANISH Miss Peg Glynn FRENCH Sr. June VVikerson SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Joe Epping SOCIAL STUDIES Mrs. Jean Hafertepe SOCIAL STUDIES Miss Teri Johns HOME ECONOMICS Sr. Susanne McDonald I SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Paul Tackes SCIENCE Sr. Lois Dolphin SCIENCE Mrs. Mary Kay Williams SCIENCE Mrs. Mollie Rafferty MATH Mr. Ken Hoffman MATH Miss Mary Ellen LeVoir MATH Mrs. Mary jo Meagher ENGLISH Mrs. Kay Keane ENGLISH Sr. Leonarda Donahoe ENGLISH - 12 1 sjrttTZ' A- Sr. Augustine Beach ENGLISH Sr. Estelle McCusker ENGLISH Sr Paula Hirschboeck religion Sr. Marie Lee RELIGION Sr. Suzanne Haymond RELIGION Miss Kathi Sell religion Miss Sue Leonard RELIGION Mrs. Mary Jo Winchell Mrs. Margaret Bourgeault SOCIAL STUDIES ENGLISH AIDE MATH-SCIENCE AIDE Sr. Benno Becker LANGUAGE RESOURCE AIDE ,.,-Sr. Coronata Harvey ® LIBRARY Mr. Alex Werz Mr. John McGowan MAINTENANCE Mrs. Mary Simpson A-V COORDINATOR Mrs. Rita Simons LIBRARY ASSISTANT Mrs. Pal Heuer BUSINESS Mrs. Calhy Bremhorst BUSINESS Miss Cash Luck PHYSICAL EDUCATION Miss Marianne Anlonich MUSIC Sr. Rosilla Cross MUSIC Mrs. Carol Vasaly ART f- Denisia Ahern RT 67 The lives of everyone in the entire Regina community have been enriched by Sister Aquin. She is always there—jiggling a ring of keys in one hand and extending a welcome with the other She cheers at the games, organizes and bikes in marathons, hires bus drivers and even drives the activity bus herself on many afternoons. She manages the business office each day and remains to clean and lock up after dance, play, or prayer meeting. To attempt to list her contributions is a risk because she does anything that needs to be done to make Regina the best. Her big smile, little chuckle and warm personality make you love her even though you know she's a Green Bay Packer fan. Regina was fortunate to have her presence and talents for the past 5 years. Thank you Sister Aquin, for your dedicated service and God bless your future years She has never lost her own sense of wonder before the Universe and seeks to encourage this sense in those she touches — as teacher, as associate, and as friend. Her love of truth and knowledge has challenged us all to strive for real excellence in ourselves and to ask it of others. We are grateful for her. for not allowing us to be less than the best we can be. In one year Kathi Sell has brought a joyful celebrative spirit to Regina, touching us in many delightful ways — from the atmosphere in the Religion Resource Center to our grand Chinese dinner party. Kathi's love of people, her infectious laughter and playful heart have made us happier. Her intensity, scholarship, poetry, and prayer have called us to grow. As she leaves us to enter the Dominican Sisters, Kathi will keep Regina deeply within her heart. 68 Bob Harness, who arrived at Regina last fall, is supposedly a half-time teac her. But he spends more time at school than some full-time teachers. He has taught Spanish and Speech, helped a great deal in the Music department, worked extensively with actors in the Senior Class Play, helped with music for West Side Story, and has managed an advisory almost entirely composed of Freshmen (no small feat). He always shows concern for students, and has definitely made his niche in the Regina family. We will miss him and his smiling face — and even the snapshots of Tito, his cat. Ask students about Mrs. Bremhorst and you will hear the words kind, understanding, nice, or she expects the best of us. She combines extreme competence and talent with a very warm manner. We have been touched by her magical qualities of kindness and gentility. Sister June's presence during her 9 years at Regina has encouraged students and faculty to live lives centered around the message of the Gospel. Her warmth, availability, generosity and concern for the needs of students have made her a valued member of Regina's community. Sister June is an innovator, she believes in the importance of students as agents of social change and in their role as leaders in building the future. She has helped to develop an interest in peace and lustice education. Her contacts with Twin Cities organizations have enriched her classes and brought everyday living into the high school setting. 6 Seniors lane Bedor Memories—Getting licensed—driving everywhere—Sadie— Teen King—Daddy Dances—Harrys—18-Chorus trip—PBR! Minnehaha lots!!! classes—parties— graduation and lots more. But mostly the great friendships I've made and will keep forever. Thanks Barb And now the end is near; regrets— I have a few. I’ve traveled each and every highway . . . I planned each chartered course each careful step along the way; I faced it all, and the record shows I took the blows, and did it my way.' A. Williams Barb Aamodt Patty Amatuzio Mary Beach In the school of life many branches of knowledge are taught. But the only philosophy that amounts to anything, after all, is just the secret of making friends with our luck.” Henry Van Dyke Danielle Belisle Where has the time gone. Not so long ago we were being teased about the Regina swimming pool on second floor and the stables out back. Now we must face the future of business. Everyone keeps telling me I'm something I'm not. They fill me with questions that tear me apart, but through it all, it was you who pulled me out, so please don't leave me now! Stephen Bishop-Careless There might be some friends out there I haven't seen for quite a while but they are not forgotten just an arm's length away. —Tim Rumsey Kathy Axiotis Molly-Y.A.S.M.F. There is a past which is gone forever, but there is a future which is still our own. —Robertson Mary Barihol Molly Bauchle IT IS TO LIVE TWICE WHEN WE CAN ENJOY OUR YESTERDAYS Everything comes and goes. Pleasure moves on too early, trouble leaves too slow. Just when you're thinkin' you finally got it made bad news comes knocking at your garden gate. |oni Mitchell Mary Billington Today while the blossoms still cling to the vine, vine. I'll taste your straw- 1 berries. I'll ( drink your sweet wine. A million tomorrows may all pass away, e'er I forget all 1 the joys that are mine today.” Randy Sparks Kathleen Bintner Annie Breitenbucher Once you are real you can't become unreal— it lasts forever. Margery Williams I hold no one conviction so strongly as I hold to this: that Cod blessed me as he has blessed no one by setting you in my path. JMB lulie Botz Chorus 73 And when I became afraid of it, I realized that all I could do was to pick it up, embrace it, and spend more time loving the rose than agonizing over my thorn-bruised hands. AMB Be as a page that aches for a words which speaks on a theme that is timeless, while the sun god will make for your day. Sing as a song in search of a voice that is silent and the one Cod will make for your way. N. Diamond loannie Breitenbucher Lisa Buchanan To be able to find joy in another's joy; that is the secret of happiness. George Bernanous Theresa Burns Kris Burkhardt To meet the day with reverence for the opportunities it contains; to meet men women with laughter on my lips and love in my heart; to be gentle, kind, and courteous during all the hours; this is how I desire to waste wisely my days. They say that these four years are the best ones in your life. Thank-you wad! Laurie Burns Thought for the day; Let's not think. Mary Burns Memories—Chicago —Daddy Daughter —Sadie—Uniforms— Cambridge—Harry's —Barb's parties— Mankato—Duluth-Senior Lounge-Open Campus—Hill Parties—Skiing-Talent Show—50's Dances—Library-Snowball—But most of all—Meeting new friends and growing with you. 1 Homo room representatives: clockwise; Cheri Forby Erin O'Neill, Shawne Costello, Kathy Huber, Marilyn Olson, DeDe Johnson, Jeanne Fondell Let's go, on your way. You can make progress, advance and grow. Your word. Lord, is a light on my path. Like a road life beckons us. On your way life is calling you. lean Jean Conant Cook, cookie, coke jokes, TF, STU. CO. Pari. 75 76, STA, BC Mexico, Pit” cafe, dances, flings, KS, Suzie-Q, Huckle-Bucks Dollies. VW, Chicago, chowing. Talent Show. To all those whom I've shared these memories with. Thanks for hanging in there. Luv ya Cook. Knowing that you are always here to understand and accept me, helps me get along in this confused wodd. If every person could have someone just like you, the world would become a peaceful garden Susan Polis Schultz Terri Cook .41 D.W.'s . . . squeaky floors . . . haircut in the cafeteria. Marilyn's cabin . . . Dinner-A-Month Club. At the Hop. Our Town , and cast party. Hurricanes at Pat O'Brien's (path's too!) . . . The 3 guys in St. Louis. Cabaret. Friends I will Remember You. Shawne Costello Beth Dolezal Barb DeLong — A a. —■ - — rw ffc. r i ■ fVii 1 1 ■ l Yn rVa rttm f0If i M 1 ft A, 7. 7 Therese Dotray Kathy Fit henry Denise Folta ieanne Fondell The past 4 years went so quickly yet them seemed to drag along. Many things went wrong. From Regina I have gained knowledge, it's true, but more important, I take with me a little bit of each of you! Jean Englehart We've only just begun to live before the rising sun we fly. so many roads to choose, a wish of luck and we're on our way, and yet we've just begun. The Carpenters Dear Friends: You are people I can talk to, people no one can replace. You are people I can laugh with 'till tears run down my face. Thank-you for everything. I will never forget you. Love, Denise Ice Skating, bean. New Orleans, CYC, Terrorizing, Mac Don's. Tressels, Parties, Football. Senior Lounge, 18, California, Best Friends ever. Fun, Talent Show, Sadie, Senior Skip Day, Senior Farewell, Cabaret, ID: 19. Perkins, Prom, Oldsmobile, Beach Boys . . . Graduation. Theresa Flynn St. Louis, Mobile, Chicago. Mpls. friends TC and PW Might be some friends out there now ... I haven't seen for quite awhile . . . But they are not forgotten, just an arms length away in time. Tim Rumsey ■■■ What makes Regina special to me is the people. Each time I’ve come back to Regina, the girls make me feel welcome and comfortable. Of all the schools I’ve attended. I'm delighted to be graduating from Regina. I wish you good spaces in the far away places you go. U it rains or it snows may you be safe and warm and never grow old. And if you need somebody sometime, you know I will always be there . . Cordon Lightfoot May the road rise to meet you, may the wind be ever at your back, may the sun shine warm upon your face, the rain fall soft upon your fields, and until we meet again, may Cod hold you in the hollow of His hand. Irish Blessing If it wasn't for every Senior who found it in her heart to be herself. I would never have been able to be ME . And without all the Seniors as they were I would never be able to say that these 4 years were the best of my life. Thanks. Cheri Forby lulia Crage Renee Crevious Linda Griffin Lisa Hall Naomi Halverson lo you, so far away, so cold and also, to you who knew me so well, this is my last grand gesture, this is my last great effect and as I go winging through the black doors of eternity, is that sound I hear behind me your applause? . . . LOG Kathy Gross Hold fast to dreams for if dreams die, life is a broken winged bird that cannot fly . . L. Hughes Our friendship means so much to me. When we are together I enjoy your sense of humor and your smile. Good luck my friend! JAM Love knows not its depth till the hour of Separation. Gibran I discovered the secret of the sea in meditation upon the dewdrop. Gibran Never lose an opportunity to see anything beautiful, beauty is God's handwriting. Kinsley My most memorable experience was the Chorus trip! The trip enabled me to meet lots of Seniors I would never have met otherwise. Thank you Ms. Antonich and everyone who worked so hard to make it such a success!! Love You Seniors. Mary Ha rich Lynette Hanson Beth Harvey Little by little the days go by. and a bud becomes a rose. Little by little we grow taller and taller, and then little by little we change and become women. As we get older, We ll always remember our Senior davs. Memories: Koller Skate Rag. Hall Party, 1520 A.D., Terrorizing at Midnight, Dinner-a-Month Club, New friends, running through the bus. prison escapees, kidnapping. Lake Harriet, studying at Wilson, the best friends ever. Liz Healy Diane Hill I have many memories of Regina. Especially the great times I've had with people here. How I feel about this school can be expressed in these words: School is a building with four walls—with tomorrow inside. Lon Walter loan Hnath It’s not so important what I've learned, but how I use what I've learned. I would like to thank Regina, especially the Seniors for teaching me something I can make use of. I've learned how to be myself and am content to be me. . . . Four years ot learning was four years of fun; four years of fun brings four years of memories; Regina was four years of good memories. Chris Huber Tia Hughes Regina has been great to me. I will always remember football, Cookie Jar, Sadie, Senior Lounge, Basketball games. Christmas Fair, Tornado Drills. Prom, and the best Senior class ever, the class of '77! Love. Tia Kathy Huber Our admired administration is illuminated, but casts doubtful shadows. This is surpassed by the people I have come to know. In seeing how eager others are to help, you find out how real your own love is. Friends are forever. Sharon Hynes . . Just as time knew to move on since the beginning and the seasons know exactly when to change. Just as kindness knows no shame, knowing through all you joy and pain that I'll be loving you always . . DJB Fame is the scentless sunflower, with gaudy crown of gold; But friendship is the breathing rose, with sweets in every fold. Oliver W. Holmes Senior Class Officers: Kurse Sockhaus; President, Kathi McDonald; Vice-President, Angela Moore; SccJ Tres. — present in spirit. You have come to know the elements I blend; and because of you, I have too. K.P. There is a light in the darkest of tears, it exists on that magical star-circles are begun and merge in your love. A.M.B. It’s been long abrewin’ for us to graduate, and now that it's come I feel like turning off the pot. My real hope is to get out and make my life shine by making the most of every experience: Find my place in the sun. Good Luck! DeDe Johnson Kelley Jones Lisa M. Kane The night has a thousand eyes, i and the day but one; Yet the light of the bright world 1 dies With the dying sun . . . Francil Wm. 1 Bourdillon Friends, These past three years I've shared with 'you all will be ones I will look back on and treasure . . . , Hello! Are we communicating? Hurricane?! Aunt Jemima! Only A B! Quack Quack! BB! Thanks Ladies, Love, Dilly Mary Konold My friends I will remember you, rhink of you, and pray for you, and when another day is through I’ll still be friends with you. John Denver Memories: Sadie, Snoball, Prom (Soph.), Talent Show, Party at People's Center, Whipped on Wops, Typical (?) Senior! Special thanks to all my chauffeurs! Best wishes and luck to all in the future! Take Care. Leenay Dwell not within the realm of despair Co forth and seek out your distant future You are but a simple tree Yet life is the fruit you can bear. TK Heidi LeFrois There are many ifs in this life. I always wonder: what if we had not met, what if we had not come to Regina, what if the situation had been wrong and we disliked one another? Many more ifs face us, but one thing is certain: we're together. Terri Lanigan Don't refuse to go on an occasional wild goose chase; that is what wild geese are made for.” Henry S. Haskins Good luck in finding your wild geese. Kathie La ar Another one of those days. Colleen Lenlsch Gilda Lindsay Mary Longman Patty Madden Of all the four years I spent at Regina, I liked Senior year the best, although I will never forget the other years. I won’t ever forget the Chorus trip, (the bus rides, Arna, and carrying the food to the bus — Theresa and Shawne). Oh, oh! I know the answer! Regina is ... a home, a friend, a family, and most of all a place I will always remember. From all I have learned and experienced at Regina, I hope to go out and help people less fortunate than I. Thank you, Regina. Lorraine Lynn I have had a lot of good experiences here at Regina. The people here are great. I'll never forget this place. Thanks for Everything, Patty Memories . . . An echo still lingering, A time still existing. Snow— Ball Rm. 173—Prom '76'—Sadie—Sr. Skip Day—Sr. Lounge— Buz Mobile. Lynn Magrum 83 Parting is such sweet sorrow. Friends are like warm clothes in the night air, best when they are old, and we miss them the most when they are gone. B.J. Thomas Swing your partner. Ann Mahoney Stacey Manning Jackie Mathis . . you can not hurt my spirit or touch my truth. Cibran Ever be graced Jackie, by the power to inflame your spirit as a tender torch within you; ever know joy in seeing your truths as steadying lights before you. JMB ■I ABBS Kane McDermott O' friends are for sharing and for helping, needing, and caring, friends are for liking, just ‘cause your you' and friends are too special to ever forget! and I know I'll never forget the fun and happy times I shared with my friends. Katie Regina, many memories— Frosh squirreliness— Soph—brats—|rs.— rowdies—Senior year—great times. What's a uniform' Flings! What's a man?—Critters and Tommies—Remember Sadie?— Great people! I didn't learn much, but thanks for the memories. There to listen, comfort, accept, and understand— thank you. When I see you happy it sets my heart free. I want to be as good a friend to you as you are to me. Judy Collins When the paths of women who share hopes and dreams meet, the whole world Looks like home for a time . . . Anonymous Thanks Regina Kathi The world is round and the place which may seem like the end may also be only the beginning. Ivy Baker Priest April Mesna Kathi McDonald Ellen Michaels Kristi Mingo Julie Miller Margy Montegue Regina is full of a lot of great memories and experiences. I will especially remember all the special people I met who have made these four years so much fun. Wind and Silver greatly shining, The Autumn moon floats in the thin sky; and the fish-ponds shake their back and flash their dragon scales as she passes over them. Amy Lowell Angela Moore I am torever grateful to Regina. It has given me more than I ever expected or even dared to hope for. It has given me fond memories of the past, happiness for the present and friendships to last my lifetime. Gina Mraz Call us not weeds, for we are flowers of the sea. E. L. Aveline The distance between us is only as far as we are out of each others minds.” Tim Rumsey Memories: Chorus trip. Cabaret, CYC, Cambridge, Barb's parties, dances, hall parties, Wilharms. Mac Don, the falls, post toad tow truck. My Regina Friend Bernadette Nafstad Patti Nelson I believe in the sun even when it is not shining, I believe in love when I feel it not, I believe in God even when he is silent. Anonymous I wish the class of 77 the best of luck. Love, Lavonne lavonne Novack Cheryl O'Connor Friends I will remember you think of you pray for you and when another day is through I'll still remember you. These past lour years have been really special to me and I know that it's my friends who have made it so special. Julie Olson The only way to live is to accept each minute as an unrepeatable miracle, which is exactly what it is—a miracle and unrepeatable. Work and play. Shed your tears. Enjoy your laughter. Now is the time of your life. M. Jameson You go your way, and I'll go mine and if we should happen to meet, that’s beautiful. Never forget Luke7, Maggie, Julie, Waddick, Mags, 4B, Paul, Mrs. Bremhorst, Mrs. Hafertepe. Can be found in Buzz Mobile or Blue Bomber. ■ • •• «•- I am only one but still I am one; I cannot do everything but still I can do something; And because I cannot do everything, I will not refuse to do the something that I can do. Hale — thank-you, for this and all you have given me, Erin Erin O'Neill Lina Pavlisch Kathy O'Neill Memories—Sadie Hawkins—Monument Whitesand—Driver Ed.—Washington D.C. Chemistry Labs Daddy-Daughter Harry's—Yearbook-Cruising—Thunder Bird—Teen King-Horseback riding— Zapata—Deer Pen— Me—Shar—Patty and Party—Graduation. Never forget ski trip 76. Lake 7— fried. Death at Bridgeman's. Sunday and Macs. Winona. M'haha Falls. Marilyn's room. Blue bomb. John—Prom 76, Sadie 76. Bio with Paul 76. Senior Skip Day. Spilling my guts to Marilyn. Sr. Lounge. Graduate. Beth Payne What exactly is an education? It's more than the learning process, it is a preparation for the real world. I would like to thank my friends who've taught me so much. Without the good and bad times we’ve been through I would not be educated. Mary Quirk My crown is in my heart, not on my head. Not studded with jewels. It may be seen through a warm smile across my lace. My crown is called content. Content in my heart. lane Rolfes Now here you go again. You say you want your freedom—well who am I to keep you down? It’s only right that you should know-play the wav you feel it. Dreams Fleetwood Mac Ann Salzer Marie Salzer Sue Pi ha Much love to all of my classmates and friends. May our years at Regina always be kept precious in our hearts and cherished deeply forever. Susy Q. Memories: Stu Co, Comm. Coor., Buzz Boys. JS. 76; 77, Sy Boul., Cokes and lokes. Cook, France, Leenay. Sue Plante Peace. Peace is the quietness of something. It should involve friendship, a love for one another, happiness, a willingness to forgive and forget, to just watch the silence go by . . . Katie Poole A clown came into our lives. He was no more real than my bottle of bubbles but together we learned to see him. Katie amazes me with Kindness, Advice, Talent, ntelligencc, [nthusiasm. She has given us joy many memories. There is no need for an outpouring of words to explain oneself to a friend. Friends understand each other's thoughts even before they are spoken. Susan Polis Shutz We cannot tell the precise moment when friendship is formed. As in filling a vessel drop by drop, there is at last a drop which makes the heart run over.” lames Boswell My heart is overflowing. Kim Saari Where are you going? Where are you going? Can You lake me with you? For my hand is cold and needs warmth. Where are you going? Far beyond where the horizon lies. . . . Oh, please take me with you. —lay Hamburger T.M.E.F.T.Love M Mary Seidel To all of the good friends who made this year so great, thank-you! I wish you only the best in the years to come because you deserve only the best! Seides Kathy Skath Sharon Slanika LaSonya Stanley Kurse Stockhaus Georgia Smith Robin Smith Time it was , and what a time ( it was. It was a time of innocence a time of confidences, long ago it must be I have a photograph. Preserve your memories they’re all that's left you.” Paul Simon I am so hip even my errors are correct. I am so perfect, so divine, so eternal so surreal I cannot be comprehended except by permission I mean ... I can fly like a bird in the sky . . . Be awakened to the newest of black poets. Farewell to you and the youth I have spent with you. It was but yesterday we met in a dream. You have sung to me in my aloneness and I of your loneings have built a tower in the sky. Thank-you my friends! Kahil Gibran If a man does not keep pace with his companions perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer, let him step to the music he hears, however measured or far away. Henry Thoreau Good Luck to the Senior Class of '77. Sharon If they asked me what to give the world, I would take the love inside of me, and there would be a light so everyone could see I'm singing from my soul everything I have— everything I know . . Melissa Manchester Betty fisel Peggy Waldron Words can never describe the many friendships I have had here at Regina. The love that I received made the memories of my H.S. days worthwhile to look back on. Memories: Mixers, Dances, Parties, Plays, Cretinites, and Chorus Trip. Mai Tran Colleen Waddick Meg Weides “Remembrance fragrant as a crushed rose is the sweet flower of remembrance” —Author unknown Oldsmobile, Sadie. Howard Lake, AHA, Benilde. Parties, Mac Don’s, Talent Show, Perkins, 16, McKee, Winona, 17, Rolling, Senior Farewell, SnoBall, Senior Lounge, Friends, 500 Hall, Can, Black Limo, Bangers, Marriot RM. 173, Fong's, Dyno.Fun, —1977 Graduation Four years ago we were just beginning and now we find that again we are beginning. As we say good-bye to Regina we must not look upon it as an end to the past four years but rather as a beginning for what the future holds. Good Luck! Pauline Welna Nature's first green is gold. Her hardest hue to hold. Her early leaves a flower but only for an hour. Then leaf subsides to leaf so Eden sank to grief. Then dawn goes down to day. Nothing gold can stay. Robert Frost Mary Whittaker Now is the time for me to look back and reflect on my years here at Regina. In my heart I shall always hold Regina as very special. Yesterday holds beautiful memories but the future holds many more: Goodbye Regina— Now is the time. Debbie Zierden Pattie Zylka REMEMBER — Freshman Welcome, St. Pat's day. Big sisters. Sophomore Talent Show, Garbage Bag Act, Spirit Week, Senior Lounge, Box Lunches, Interim, Senior Prom, Chorus Trip, Our Town, Skip Day, Mardi Gras, Daddy Daughter, Jr. Christmas Fair, Open Campus, Cabaret, Class Rings, Marathons, 50's Dances, Cafe, Stealing Statue, West Side Story, Yearbook, Senior Farewell, Streakers, Blind Dates, Currans... 93 7C!7VCDCE‘X Aamodt Barb 52, 72 Allen Debby 7, 8, 33, 34, 36 Altringer Michelle 8 Anderson Paula 24 Arya Sushumna 8 Atherly Jane 24 Axiolis Katherine 72 Bach Susan 8 Bacig Susan 42, 46 Baker Eileen 24 Balfe Beth Ann 8 Barnard Mary Kay 8 Barthel Mary 53 Bauchle Molly 72 Beach Mary 53. 72 Bean Debra 8 Bedor Jane 72 Belisle Danielle 72 Bendel Anne 24, 33, 34 Bendel Cathy 49, 72 Bennett Patricia 24 Benson Erica 8 Benson |ulie 42 Berg Sue 24, 36 Biggs Faith 24 Biggs Sheryl 42, 43 Billington Mary 72 Bintner Kathleen 73 Bittner Ann 42, 49 Black Mary 8, 10. 33 Bognanne Angela 8, 10, 53 Boisvert Cassie 8 Botz Lisa 24, 73 Brandenburg Heidi 8 Brandenburg Noel 42, 43 Brask Molly 24 Bredenkamp, Christine 8, 31, 36 Breitenbucher Ann 33, 37, 49, 52, 73, % Breitenbucher Joan 49, 52 , 73, % Brom Marcia 24 Brown Amy 24 Brown Elinore 24 Buccina Yvonne 8 Buchanan Lisa 74 Burkhardt Beth 24 Burkhardt Kris 74 Burns Annette 8 Burns Laurie 37, 53, 74 Burns Mary 52, 74 Burns Theresa 74 Burns Theresa 9 Buttchhau Barb 75 Byron Molly 33, 34, 37, 42 Byrne Kris 74 Cafferty Ellen 9 Callender Leticia 42, 53 Caruso Theresa 42 Casserly Joan 24, 32 Cayc Lisa 42 Cerny Katie 9 Chacin Edisa 75 Chakich Anne Marie 9 Chamberline Carol 24 Christie Jeanice 75 Clarkin Theresa 25 Clements Liz 9 Cobbin Lisa 9, 33 Coleman Cathi 25, 31, 33 Combs Patricia 75 Commerford Mary Jo 42, 53 Conant Jean 76 Conlon Colleen 42 Conlon Kaela 9, 33, 34 Cook Theresa 49, 76 Cook Vicki 9 94 Coryell Caroline 25 Cosgrove Cathy 42 Costello Chaune 75 Cotton Lola 25 Coughlin Mary Ellen 25. 26. 32, 53 Crandell Joan 25 Crosby Marcine 42, 63 Delaney Shelia 9, 33 Delong Barb 25 Delong Joan 9 Delong Patty 33, 36, 37. 76 Denman Debbie 10 Deputat Stephanie 25 Devaney Mary Jo 42 DeYoung Laurie 42 DeWanz Mary 25 Doherty lean 43, 46 Doherty Sally 9, 10 Dolan Debbie 25, 34 Dolesal Beth 76, % Dostal Chris 43 Dotray Theresa 53, 76 Douglass Peggy 25. 33, 24, 36 Douglass Theresa 9 Downey Theresa 25 Ecklund Janine 31, 33, 43 Engelhard! 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Sue 11, 36 Julius Debbie 44 Just Ann 11 Kahnke Peggy 26. 27 Kaiser Kathy 31, 33, 44 Kane Lisa 81 Kane Susan 11 Keane Lucy 11, 32, 33 Keller Barbara 44 Keller Jeanne 11 Kelley Joy 44 Kelly Colleen 44 Kenney Theresa 26, 27 , 34 , 36 Ketchmark Carolyn 11 Kettering Kathy 27, 36, 37 Kieser Jill 11 Kinnane Kathy 27. 33, 34 Klis Kathryn 44 Knierim Carolyn 27 Komarek Martha 11 Konold Mary 81 Korman Barb 27 Korman Kathy 11 Korman Teri 81 Krezowski Kris 11 Kubic Sharon 44 Kvaase Donna 44 Lacho Amy 27 Lamb Theresa 45 Lamm Carrie 42, 45 Lamm Kathy 27 Lamm Julie 27. 33, 37 Lamm Marcia 26, 27, 52, 53 Lamusga Nancy 27 Lang Maria 11 Lanigan Linda 27, 82 Lanigan Terri 82, % Laverdure Mary Fran 27, 34 , 52 , 53 Lawrow Brigid 11 Lawrow Shelia 27 Lazar Kalhie 52, 82 LeClair Susan 45 Leenay Kathleen 11 Leenay Mary 82 LeFrois Heidi 82 Le Mieux Lori 11 Lentsch Colleen 82 Lesinski Annamarie 11 Lessman Margaret 11 LeVoir Grace 42, 45 Lidstone Mary 27 Linderholm Theresa 34, 45, 46, 53 Lindsay Gilda 82 Longman 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