Regina High School - Regina Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1978 volume:

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(j£x_ £ Special thanks to Borden, Inc. for the use of their Cracker Jack® logoQJlAjLjOLA C u3 2 WHAT IS CRACKER JACKS 1® . . . a box filled with candy coated popcorn, peanuts and a prize. ® AND WHAT IS REGINA? . . . a school filled with students and faculty, events, social gatherings, and a spirit of unity. Symbolically, Regina is like a box filled with Cracker Jacks.® Each ingredient represents a different aspect of Regina life. THE POPCORN is the main ingredient. It represents the students, faculty and staff that fill Regina. Like popcorn, we come in a variety of shapes, sizes, colors, and textures. A small kernel is like a Freshman, eager to be popped. Throughout her four years at Regina, she is continuously exploding in self discovery. To top it all, the sugar-coating makes the popcorn special, with a unique flavor. THE PEANUTS Poatv -K«w - ■ ntCf- ViiAimr'W -A- Vvu V CaA Coto rv tO; : • are those extra morsels which add excitement to the popcorn. They represent special events, plays, Bolivian Fairs, and basketball games, that add life to an ordinary day at Regina. If you were to spill that contents of a box of Cracker Jacks® out, the peanuts would be few in number compared to the popcorn. Yet, the peanuts are packed with flavor and spirit and are also dipped in the same sugar-coating that makes them so sweet and special. THE PRIZE is intangible, and each of us received a different prize from Regina. You may treasure those memories of extra-ordinary events, or the close friends who shared so much, or the tremendous amount of school spirit, visible at a basketball game. Your prize is whatever makes Regina special to you. This is Regina in a Cracker Jack® box. We believe it to be taste-full. With our compliments, dig in and enjoy . 3 FRESHMEN 7 HOMEROOM 115 Front row: Valerie Moore, Marianne Hames, Suzie Duran, Deanne Sample, 2nd row: Kerry Flandrick, Sue Devaney, Kathy Shea, Beth Bohrnstedt, Vickie Gaylord, Michelle Floersch, 3rd row: Ann Waczak, Martha Muller, Mary Jo Jacobs, Merry Beth O'Daniel, Kathy Frenzel, Sr. Rosemary Stoltz. 4th row: Julie Kasbohn, Kathy Jakubic, Mary Mondry, Dawn Johnson, Janet Zylka. Around ladder reading clockwise from left: Sandy Solarz, Lee Wheeler, Paula Kemp, Annette Guldan, Meg Arnold, Cindy Baker, Kris Weber, Joan Farrell, Teresa Chakich. 8 CHORUS BASKETBALL C SQUAD Front row: Anna Howard. 1st row: Marianne Hansberry, Julie Kasbohn, Mary Mahony. 2nd row: Michelle Floersch, Dawn Johnson, Shanson Malarkey, Molly Sullivan. HOMEROOM 117 Front row: Anne Gillis, Diane Love, Amy Lauth, Debbie Kopp, 2nd row: Cathy Flynn, Cathy Walkowiak, Barb Sobasky, Joan Tayloe, Karen Bealtic, Maureen Wolf. 3rd row: Colleen Doyle, Mary McMeneny, Jeanne Buchanan, Shelly Ramerth, Diane Jaeger, Cindy Pedersen, Shanon Malarkey, Kelly Hawood, Jeanne Zimniewiez, Valerie Leigh. 4th row: Janine Holmgren, Margaret Wickham, Beth Quinn, Cathy Wilkie, Paula Nester, Patty Hamel, Mary Sorman, Katie Stratton, Mary Keller. HOMEROOM 118 Front row: Molly Sullivan, Libby Randell, Ann Halgren, Amy Johnson, Suzanne Saatzer, Mary Veith, Lisa Coen, Sentora Lewis, Tammy Nash. 2nd Row: Mary Lazar, Leslie Wardell, Angie Cole, Pam Smith, Mary Merrill, Kelly Kazuk, Theresa Arendarczyk, Kathleen Brophy, Marianne Hansberry. 3rd row: Valora Larson, Margi Bittner, Megan Fleorsch, Amy McGrath, Anna Howard, Katy Fonfara, Rita Wegler, Colleen Shean, Tricia Theurer, Tina Jace. 10 FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVES Front row: Shari Bonfe, Nadine Bittner, Coordinators: Deedee Dzik, Cindy Pedersen. Ruth Hamill, Cathy Walkowiak. Back row: Ann Hagerty, Maria Cotton, Mary Mondry, Ann Waczak, Marrianne Hansberry, Lisa Coen. 11 HOMEROOM 116 HOMEROOM 12 Front row: Maureen Campion, Jessie Hafner, Ann Bumgardner, Gail Willenbring, Rochelle Slaughter, 2nd row: Michelle Mickesh, Molly Whelan, Anna McEvoy, Kathy Walsh, Chris Wakowiak, Beth Powell, 3rd row: Talea Gravem, Nancy Lynch, Maria Cotton, Angie Tillmann, Judy Piha, Amy Hebert, Laura Baker, Dawn Wagner, 4th row: Mary Mahony, Ann Hagerty, Nora Byrne, Erin Conlon, Stephanie Ray, Vickie Johnson, Michelle Roach, Carol Redfeild, Kathy Pyne, Diane Fieke, Shelia Gabriel, Ms. Haymond. 104 Front row: Gail Weller, Debbie Goblirsch, Hope Willy, Nadine Bittner, Ellen Brombach, Ann Kinnane. 2nd row: Cindy Starr, Julie Crowley, Kayleen Caulfield, Ellen Rosemark, Daria Benson. 3rd row: Diane Hendricks, Sue Arendarczyk, Ruth Finco, Candy Halcin, Deedee Dzek, 4th row: Lisa White, Maureen Sherry, Rosemarie Cook, Robyn Fatro, Margie McDermott. Along railing and top, left to right: Vickie Nowland, Jackie Manion, Mary Umphress, Mandy Mikkelson, Peg Romier, Cindy Bartusch, Terri Harich, Ms. Turner, Ruth Hamill, Sarah Jarvis, Holly LeFrois, Maureen Kenney, Kathy Pintozzi. 13 0 ) S K jJi V 3 C S V V x5 S5 VXJw. X's OsS _ C _ Vs . N sSs Si 'll XnsX s. OkjX SXv, S 5 W Ws-v. CVx_C3K S XsSN- VSSi. 15 d OL C' 'ZZA 'S; Abt'C .f - y yr tjyszc j ytte-e c u t dffiCi LCj Z- tj Lc4LAs • o V Jo ,.u oo ? r v 'fhis fcrfL U o f “ t'l ( Q lO Front row: Pamela Wilhite, Terry Grevious, Joan DeLong, Julie Hylden, Ava Napue. 2nd row: Edith Schwind, Yvonne Buccini, Cathy Leenay, Jane Fleischhacker, Laurie Freeberg, Barbara Wilson, 3rd row: Jeanne Keller, Mary Black, Ann Hoffman, Cathy Steinhagen, Mary Sheck, Nancy Olson, Ann Mahony, .Marilyn Weller, Annette Burns, Katie Moore, Mrs. Margaret Bourgeault. I HOMEROOM 210 Cttacd u LctA- O-f r v pjc i KJrUL. 't V2 UuA j Ua wvt Top row-Heidi Brandenburg, Molly Lynch, Therese Douglass, Ann Marie Just, Sarah Gleason, Second row-Debbie Denman, Patty weides, Annette Burns, Sue Dudley, Elizabeth Hayes, Martha Komarek, Julie Welch, Third row-Peggy Thoenes, Rita Wuorinen, Lucy Maghrak, Maria Lang, Sue Kane, Jenny McGowan, Therese Floersch, Tata Skahn, Forth row-Ellen Cafferty, Kathy Nolan, Anne Marie Chakich, Not pictured-Debbie Allen, Deborah Bean, Bernadette O'Donnell, Starr Senkyr. ifa. CHORUS 17 18 HOMEROOM 307 Front row: Lynn Funk, Michelle Altringer, Beth Hoffman, Sue Roberti, Lori LeMieux, Patti Whelan, Jean Malinowski. 2nd row: Ms. Laurel Gillson, Donna Hansberry, Jill Kieser, Karen Porter, Angela Bognanno (under pillowcase) Mary Griffin, Wendy Sundelius, Rhonda Ramerth. 3rd row: Beth Balfe, Greer Santinas, Anna Giefer, Sue Occhino, Jane Lanpher, Liz Clements. HOMEROOM 215 Front row: Kaela Conlon. 2nd row: Annamarie Lesinski, Carolyn Ketchmar Diane Simonson, Claudia Grage, Mary Kay Barnard, Martha Lidstone, Sandy Marquardt. 3rd row: Laura Jean Warter, Jeanne Floeder, Terry Burns, Teresa Waddick, Tricia Zierhut,Colleen Murck, Sally Doherty, Leslie Howell, Anne Quirk, Bernie O'Donnell, Mary Howard. Back row: Laurie Pulver, Kelly Peterson, Katie Hartshorn, Mary Marrin, Sandy Voigt, Stacie O'Donnor. Not pictured, Nancy Lamusga. 19 SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES Front row-Sally Doherty-Vice President, Sarah Gleason-President, Susan Roberti-Sec. Treasurer, Second row-Jennie KcRoberts, Kaela Conlon, Anne Hoffman, Edie Schwind, Alice O'Hara, Anne Quirk, Third row-Mary Jace, Lori LeMieux, Donna Hansberry, Fourth row-Julie Welch, Debbie Denman. 20 HOMEROOM 314 P Xrw f CK cy tju)X y J fy asc jUsiIL cyj. chJl Mm- zLyp i ruJwc (L rv eX hr h X. )a JL ktJLS 'Ijino Front row-Lucy Keane, Second row-Katie Cerny, Mary Jace, Kristin Marcy, Zara Turner, Alice O'Hara, Third row-Lisa Schurhammer, Theresa Hayes, Fourth row-Ann Maddaus, Brigid Lawrow, Sue Schurmann, Erika Benson, Along the ladder, clockwise from left-Mary Wright, Mary Jo Rieger, Lorie Smith, Cassie Boisvert, Marianne Everett, Christy Bredenkamp, Sushi Arya, Lori Voit. Not pictured-Lynn Funk, Marie Grengs, Margaret Gruidl, Melinda Hudson, Marcia Taylor. fO N 23 HOMEROOM 417 Front row: Beth Skrivanek, Catherine Ronayne, Marcia Brom, Lori Weller. Row 2: Margaret Yzaguirre, Debbie Dolan, Catherine wickman, Betty Filek, Shelly Horan, Cherise Brown, Ms. Antonich. Row 3. Anne McPhee, Amy Lacho, Karen Teclaw, Nancy Laverdure, Debbie Sulentic, Mary Pence, Sheila Lawrow, Jane Atherly. Row 4: Patti Bennett, Peggy Kahnke, Sue Metzger, Pam Pedersen, Mary Coughlin. 24 We like Regina for its academic atmosphere. HOMEROOM 404 Quinlan, Front Row Monica Taylor, Kathy Kettering, Debbie Schuveiller, ;ary Fries ) Pam Rogers, Micki Westlin, Beth Burkhardt, Lisa Faith Biggs, Row 2: Nancy Englehardt, Linda Lanigan, 0 Marie Nelson, Peggy McCarte, Patty Prentice, Karen Johnson, CP'' ' ■ Julie Lamm. Row 3: Kathy Hensgens, Joan Wright, Back Row: v- v ' , Lisa Theurer, Maureen Peterson, Carol Chamberlain, Sally 1 McGrath, Kelley Nichols, Patty Moe, Cindy Vievering, Kathy Feldman. 25 Yes, Santa, about 6'2 , brown hair, blue eyes, and a good sense of humor. HOMEROOM 403 Front row: Stephanie Deputat, Eileen Baker, Mary Lidstone, Carolyn Knierm, Marcia Lamm, Molly Brask, Eileen O'Hara, Julie Young, Barb McMullen. Row 2: Margaret Pumper, Jane Epple, Marsha Goff, Cathy Coleman, Martha McDermott, Caroline Ungs, Lori Hessler, Carol McMenamy. Row 3. Kim Nowlan, Teresa Shea, Kathy Kinnane, Paula Anderson, Barb Hill. Not pictured: Patty DeLong, Candace Foreman, Tami Gravem. ________ 26 CHORUS 27 JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES Top row-Martha McDermott, Sally McGrath, Peggy Kahnke, Center row-Joan Smith, Mary Coughlin, Carol McMenamy, Barb McMullen, Anne Bendel, Karen Johnson, Front row-Nancy Laverdure. 28 HOMEROOM 306 Front Row: Anne Bendel, Susan Hook, Meg McKee, 2nd row: Therese Downey, Jackie Hanson, Joan Casserley, Amy Brown, Lola Cotton, Cathy Lamm. 3rd row: Carol Flugaur, Dolores Salisbury, Margaret Carruth, Kelly Fitzgerald, Ann Welch. 4th row: Yvette Murphy, Evelyn Urban, Lisa Botz, 5th Row: Peggy Douglass, Therese Kenney, Anne Harrich, Cathy Tryon, Joan Smith. Not pictured: Nora Conlon, Patty Lamusga, Cathy Mielke. 29 30 SENIORS 41 Juliann Benson Ann Bittner Susan Bacig Noel Brandenburg Molly Byron 32 33 Lisa Caye Mary Jo Commerford Colleen Conlon Catherine Cosgrove Marcine Crosby Mary Jo Devanev Laurie DeYoung 34 Tamara Falk Catherine Felix Jean Doherty Christine Dostal Diane Fenstra 35 Janine Ecklund Anna Fink Cheryl Flandrick Stacie Foreman Betty Fraser To cheer or not to cheer, that is the question 36 Julie Frenzel 37 38 Cynthia Hayes Josette Heiman Maureen Hynes Charlotte Ingrain Jean Heyer Kelly Hoglund SENOR CIASS OFFICERS Front row: Suzanne Sulentic (Sec.), Therese Linderholm (Pres.), Elizabeth loye (V. Pres.), Row 2: Bonita Jones, Patricia Mcleod, Kristin Lynch, Joan Totzke, Row 3s Barbara Woessner, Grace LeVoir, Maureen Hynes, Carolyn Ryan. Bonita Jones Marie Judd Kathryn Jones Deborah Julius Kathryn Kaiser Barbara Keller 40 Joyce Kelley Kathryn Klis Sharon Kubic Theresa Lamb 41 Caroline Lamm Grace LeVoir Therese Linderholm Elizabeth Loye 42 Therese Marquardt Dolores Maghrak 1 Elizabeth Lynch Kristin Lynch 43 Christina McCracken Patricia McLeod Lisa Mayer Patricia McMillan 44 Finger-lickin' good! Ann Michaels Patricia Morris Delores Murck Christine Nowlan l isa O'Connor 45 Tarlalyn Permaul Mary Ellen Powell Maureen O'Toole Carol Peters Janet Rasmussen 46 Liza Robertson Carolyn Ryan Catherine Rochford Joan Salzer 47 Roxanne Snow White Margaret Schmidt 48 Elizabeth Struble Suzanne Sulentic Joan Totzke 49 50 Arlene Willette Anne Winkels Barbara Woessner Peggy Zierhut Not Pictured Wanda Wright Catherine Zierden 51 52 Sr. Elinore Davis PRINCIPAL o Qu-nc c}, 9 ' S tii t Kuj . Tte a - -± ix ia o aJyi u.'vl :C ''.uXi a )cH L A ccv«U («, k Cw-a.« .T rict-ic Urf -• aw u V U� AAT ty Xk . , , o I- dl . X- . td C -vi , Cxv U -J UO o -Lx kTX Ct (6 v a. � w t c«- i � . ) - U u , t-'t jOtS C rx r u'c k xk' .v-f ax Tc t c LA A t .aXx I . mu X-x Lc V.x’K-J a� w hl-Sl-t J-xt ris cCt t rf A-Zosa. . o It ) X.A. C 3 ' U -C _ XH t’ . i -H u -7 t U c X -ii w£Ll i 6x .t’ C-e'rLi? L i t tv £xt cf v • o tsSiasZuA Xj 54 Mrs. Bev Nicol DEAN OF STUDENTS Sr. Denisia Ahern ART Mrs. Carol Vasaly ART Mrs. Mary Jo Meagher ENGLISH Sr. Leonarda Donahoe ENGLISH Sr. Estelle McCusker ENGLISH Mrs. Kay Keane ENGLISH 55 A. S=6 Sr. Pat Yerkey ENGLISH Miss Jane O'Connor ENGLISH Sr. Augustine Beach ENGLISH Miss Peg Glynn FRENCH Miss Carlotta Stillo SPANISH Mr. Ken Hoffman MATH Mrs. Judy Brinkman SPANISH Mrs. Mollie Bailey MATH 57 Miss Marianne Antonich MUSIC Sr. Rosilla Gross MUSIC PHYSICAL EDUCATION Sr. Paula Hirschboeck RELIGION 9m- i I M hew) if hoiK Sevo Up o- utJu k4- vwwv.! 11 Umax JCuki uxk a. deUitW 5h«W1 Suzanne Haymond RELIGION Sr. Marie Lee RELIGION Sr. Judy Sieberlich RELIGION Miss Sue Leonard RELIGION 58 Mr. Paul Tackes BIOLOGY •■•rs. Jean Hafertepe SOCIAL STUDIES Mrs. Mary Kay Williams BIOLOGY Mr. Joe Epping SOCIAL STUDIES 59 Sr. Coronata Harvey LIBRARY Mrs. Mary Simpson A-V COORDINATOR Mrs. Margerat Bourgeault MATH-SCIENCE AIDE Mrs. Mary Jo Winchell SOCIAL STUDIES-ENGLISH AIDE Miss Mary Vrabel RELIGION AIDE Sr. Benno Becker LANGUAGE RESOURCE CENTER 60 Miss Tina Schmitt RELIGION AIDE Mrs. Laurel Gillson GUIDANCE Ms. Roberta Turner ADMISSIONS 61 Sister Alcuin SECRETARY Sister Leonette Ternes BUSINESS OFFICE Sr. Rosemary Stoltz DEVELOPMENT Sr. Imeldine SECRETARY Mrs. Jane McDonough SECRETARY Mrs. Helen Bosiger SECRETARY Mrs. Anne Bowen SECRETARY Mrs. Rita Simons SECRETARY Mrs. Audrey Warter BUSINESS OFFICE 62 63 65 OLD TYME DANCE 66 SADIE SADIE Sadie 1977 was such fun that it was talked about for weeks afterward! The band Orion played the popular hits so well that we had a hard time dragging our Lil' Abners to the Marry in' Sam booth. Sophomores, .Juniors, and Seniors danced while our lively Frosh tugged our dates off to the jail. Where were all of you lovebirds when candids were taken? HAWKINS 67 This year's Snowflake Dance was held at the Minneapolis Catholic Youth Center. Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors danced to the music of Orion. All who attended will remember the evening as an enjoyable one. 68 DDDD Oo CdIcvA m M L 'ooAoc, ycoc odn Oo oUc. 'tV A ld Cor ndO no mo -OAh onKWx rdbVb. oc boHor U T -VO -vo mo -Wi'O OoonnnU CcvJf This year daddys and daughters hopped, bopped, but rarely stopped to the great music of The Junction. All enjoyed the fantastic evening, from the Freshman, for their first time, to the Seniors y for their last! pflOlV) nnoLbo 69 SNOW WHITE senior class play 70 Snow White Once upon a time, October 1977 to be exact, there lived a beautiful young girl with hair as black as ebony; skin as white as snow; and lips as red as blood. She was joined by sever, knee-high gnomes, merry maids, faithful friends, and fierccsomc foes. Together they worked and played, and dramatically told the story of SNOT WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS! THE CAST Snow White. . .Ann Bittner Prince. . . Jay Hoffman Doc. . . Theresa Linderholm Happy. . .Cherie Flandrick Grumpy. . .Teri Caruso Sleepy. . .Josette Heiman Sneezy. . .Cindy Hayes Bashful. . .Molly Byron Dopey. . .Joan Totzke Queen. . .Maureen Hynes Magic Mirror. . .Kris Lynch Witch Hex. . .Mary Jo Commerford Peddlar Woman. . .Cathy Gillis 71 OLIVER ! 72 This spring Regina presented Oliver, a musical about a small boy travelling through a variety of worlds. After he is sold from an orphanage, Oliver meets up with many different people including an undertaker, a street gang, and Nancy, a woman who eventually reunites him with his grandfather. Delighting record-breaking audiences, Oliver made everyone feel as if they could consider themselves at home. 73 talent show “That’s H o I lywood ” Winners-Class of 80 Best Singing Act- People Best Dance Act- Close Encounters' I 75 Let's blow this popstand. 76 Powderpuff football? I'll beat you to the endzone. FOOTBALL Front row: Julie Welch, Patty Weides 2nd row: Molly Lynch,Cathy Walsh, Kristy Bredenkamp, Patty Hamel, Lucy Keane, Kelly Peterson, Jean Doherty 3rd row:Karen Johnson, Sflzy Sulentic, Carolyn Ryan, Terry Harich, Ann Harich, Peggy Douglass, Cathy Steinhagen, Sue Occhino, Therese Douglass Last row:Anne Bendel, Anita Weiss Molly Byron, Joan Totzke, Rita Welch, Kris Warter (mgr.) not shown: Coach Joe Epping After 8 seasons of powderpuff play the Regina Raider football squad has gained it's last yard. The offense has scored their last touchdown and the defense has pulled their last flag. Though the competitive spirit was always present, players and fans alike enjoyed themselves. The championship Raider team will now step aside for the aspiring new soccer team. Raider football we will miss you. Lynch, Therese Linderholm, Laura Jean Scoreboard DeLaSalle 16-0 W Visitation 13-14 L Holy Angels 14-7 W DeLaSalle 13-7 W Visitation 7-13 L Holy Angels 6-13 L Homecoming 77 BASKETBALL Front row: Therese Kenney, Betty Fraser, Patti Morris, Molly Byron (co-captain) Patty Delong, Karen Johnson, Beth Burk-hardt, Suzanne Saatzer, 2nd row: Cathy Tryon, Anita Weiss, Joan Totzke (co-captain) Laura Jean Warter (mgr.) Therese Harich, Ann Harich, Cathy Steinhagen, Kristy Bredenkamp, Peggy Douglass (mgr.) Back row: Coach Joe Epping Front row: Suzanne Saatzer, Patty Hamel, Theresa Waddick, Paula Nester, Terry Harich, Cathy Steinhagen. 2nd row: Jean Floeder, Ann Maddaus, Lucy Keane, Kayleen Caulfield, Kelly Peterson. 3rd row: Laura Jean Warter (Manager), Alice O'Hara Tina Jace, Kristy Bredenkamp, Peggy Douglass (Manager), Last row; Joe Epping (Coach). 78 GOOD luck R AIDERS I1 WON 19 OVERALL RECORD LOST 3 REGiHA OPPONENTS SCORE SCORE 8 Oerham Hall 34 44 Mpls. Lutheran 6 46 Rochester Lourdes 40 41 Bemlde-Sl Margarets 33 56 Tartan 46 56 Forest lake 29 43 Golden Valley 30 36 Fridley Grace 37 49 Holy Angels 50 39 Bemlde-SI. Margarets 38 n St Bernards 21 46 Mpls. North 48 44 Columbia Heights 34 66 Mpls. OelaSalle 27 59 St. Agnes 29 57 St. Paul Academy 30 55 St, Paul Brady 40 52 Mpls. Roosevelt 32 REGION TOURNAMENT RECORD 65 Mpls. Henry 44 47 Park Center 29 37 Columbia Heights 34 55 Mpls. North 47 79 Front row: Martha McDermott, Margaret McDermott, Lucy Keane 2nd row: Therese Douglass (mgr.) Terry Harich, Kathy Walsh, Kayleen Caulfield, Kris Lynch, Anita Weiss Back row: Coach Joe Epping, Peggy Douglass, Paula Nester, Karen Johnson, Cathy Tryon, Kristy Bredenkamp, Mary Scheck, Ann Harich, Cathy Steinhagen, Kathy Nolan, Laura Jean Warter (mgr.) SOFTBALL 80 TRACK TEAM: Front row: Sandy Voigt, Lynn Seymour, Candy Halcin, Leslie Seymour, Dolores Maghrak, Cindy Vievering, Rosemarie Cook, Chris Walkowiak. Second row: Paul Tackes (Coach), Kathy Kaiser, Jenny McRoberts, Julie Lamm, Joan Totzke, Laura Baker, Anna Howard, Laurie pulver, Angela Tillman. Back row: Tim Graham (Coach) Ellen Rosemark, Patty Hamel, Ann Bumgardner, Alice O'Hara, Ruth Hamill, Cathy Walkowiak, Annette Guldan, Sue Occhino, Mary Mahony, Michele Flersch, Shannon Malarkey, Mary Howard, Nancy Olson, Anne Quirk, Bernadette O'Donnell, Larry Radice (Coach). TRACK 81 CROSS COUNTRY CROSS-COUNTRY MEETS: Early Bird 1st Place Cooper 2nd Place Princeton 1st Place Swain 1st Place Conference 3rd Place Region V 1st Place State Cross try Meet -Coun- 3rd Place CROSS-COUNTRY: Front row: Shannon Malarkey, Rosemarie Cook, Dolores Maghrak, Janine Ecklund, Ruth Hamill, Libby Randall. Second row: ♦Mary Ellen Powell,‘Alice O'Hara,Dawn Johnson, Beth Powell, Chris Walkowiak. Back row:‘Cindy Vievering, Kathy Kaiser,‘Leslie Seymour, Nadine Bittner, Mary Sorman. VOLLEYBALL Regina L St. Agnes W Regina L Crace W Regina L Brady W Regina L BSM W Regina N DeLaSalle L Regina L Mpls. Central W Front row: Patti Morris, Barb Woessner 2nd row: Coach Paul Tackes, Mary Scheck, Mary Jace, Suzanne Saatzer, Cathy Tryon, Beth Burkhardt, Patti McLeod Laura Jean Warter (mgr.) Front row: Kayleen Caulfield, Shari Bonfe 2nd row: Patty Delong? Berna Geifer? Pam Pederson? Ellen Rosemark, Laura Jean Warter (mgr.) Top row: Lori Smith, Tina Jace, Lisa Coen, Jenny Caldwell, Barb Hill Varsity Player Missing: Anna Oicfer 83 C VOP CONCERNED VOICES OF THE PEOPLE Front Row: Roxanne Sanders, Lynn Short (President), Candace Foreman. Row 2: Debra Bean, Charlotte Ingram (Vice-President) Stacie Foreman (Secretary) Row 3: Rochelle Slaughter, Melinda Hudson, Valarie Moore, Row 4: Karen McGee, Deanne Sample, Margaret Jones. Not shown: Letitia Callender (Treasurer), Ava Napue. NHS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FRONT ROW: Cindy Hayes, Margaret Schmidt, Becky Hafner, Bonita Jones, Tarlalyn Permaul, Dolores Maghrak, 2nd row: Kathy Kaiser, Jean Doherty, Julie Snyder, Rita Welch, Marie Judd, Maureen O'Toole, Suzy Sulentic, Joan Totzke, Kris Lynch, Jean Heyer, Ann Michaels (Pres.) Carrie Lamm. 3rd row: Liz Loye, Elise Hansberry, Noel Brandenburg, Therese Marquardt, Mary Jo Commerford. 4th row: Julie Frenzel, Leah Vader, Sheryl Biggs (Treas.), Shari Simonson, Molly Byron, Anita Weiss (Sec.), Betty Fraser Catherine Gillis (Vice-Pres. Not shown.) 84 BLAZER Front row: Marianne Hames, Lucy Keane, 2nd row: Libby Randall, Mary Mahony, Ann Hagerty, Shanon Malarkey, 3rd row: Mary Keller, Angela Tillman, Nancy LaVerdure, 4th row: Carolyn Ryan Editor, Sue Occhino, Ass. Ed. Front row: Mary Mahoney, Ann Hagerty, Libby Randall, 2nd row: Josette Heiman, Linda Lannigan, Jackie Hanson, Theresa Downey, Jane Epple, Nancy Epgelhardt, Noel Braden-burg. 3rd row: Alice O'Hara, Joan Smith, Susan Roberti, Mary Kay Bernard, Yvette Murphy, Lori LeMieux, Tessa Floersch, Laura Jean Warter, Nancy Laverdure, 4th row: Margaret Pumper, Caroline Ungs, Sally Doherty, Jean Heyer, Jenny McGowan. Back row: Carol McMenany, Edie Schwind, Leah Vader (co-editor), Marcia Lamm (co-editor), Julie Ann Young. Missing: Joan Casserly, Carol TluRaur. 85 Jean Doherty; President, Molly Byron; Vice President, Rita Welch; Committee Co-ordinater, Theresa Kenney; Associate Committee Co-ordinater, Debbie Sulentic; Secretary, Margeret Pumper; Treasuror, Elise Hansberry; Parliamentarian, Mary Jo Commerford; Publicity Chairperson. 86 BOLIVIAN DAY Whether you were interested in food, crafts or games, Bolivian Day was • • !FUN! ! ! Beneath the laughter, hustle and bustle, and crazy momments, lay the dedication to our cause. This year Regina students worked hard to help the Dominican Sisters in Bolivia, working to educate the poor. 87 MARATHON Walking, jogging, and biking was fun, The money was well earned when the day was done. Through rain, sleet, snow or hail, Regina girls will never fail! 88 Take THEIR picture!!! Cookie decorating, card designing, and popcorn stringing were just a few of the charitable activties that took place at Regina's Third Annual Alternative Christinas. This year the entertainment traditionally provided by the Senior class, was The Carol Burnett Show Her guests included celebrities such as the Osmond Brothers, Barry Manilow, and many more. Hot chocolate and fresh fruits wanned the hearts and filled the stomaches of all. Another success, involving both school and community. Eh Eh 89 S'O Vf i f Q|t F' ' « eamPV 0S • � imaliov Gampfir £ J � m a| lows -J o G Vfire ofr ws . vV e M peer training Tom Sobocinski Peer training is a new program started this year to make the spirit and atmosphere in Regina even better than it already is. Through peer training we had the privilege of hearing Dr. Jim Kern from Winona State University. His vigor and enthusiasm overhelmed us, brought tears to our eyes, and roused our spirits. Dr. Jim Kern one woman show A 'first' at Regina in this 1977-1978 school year has been the inauguration of the Senior One Woman Art Show. The purpose of the show is a culmination of a students' involvement in any art form and medium over the span of the past four years. Participation in the show is indicative of an individuals' creative ability and the initiative to compile the coomplishments of their artistic growth in the time here at Regina. This years senior participants were Cathy Felix; Becky Hafner; Sue LeClair; Kelly Hoglund; Maureen O'Tolle; Carol Peters and Marie Judd. The modern technological forces, not lessening however, the pace of living, is giving more impetus to leisure time and self-growth through self-directed creative endeavors. Creativity expands as formative choices are made in young adult life. At Regina, we want to have a part in this endeavor! Sr. Denisia Ahern ART DEPARTMENT 91 1978 STATE RUNNERS-UP This was quite a year for the Regina Basketball team. An aggressive defense, scoring offense, team unity and mainly determination ]ed this years RAIDERS to the State Tournament. After two impressive wins over St. Cloud Apollo and Hi11-Murray the RAIDERS found themselves in the final championship game. With the support of what were considered, the most enthusiastic and greatest fans at the Tourney behind them, the RAIDERS came home with the State Runner-up Trophy. The tournament was a fantastic experience for everyone involved and will remain in our hearts and minds forever. ■j I £+3 iq I CJ r 2G-f f ft f b 5- Hspz Vour yQjar co,- qood • RAIDER MANIA 93 4Ll Pojm ux jfeaA . jjyjj nxoA Dm. fojcu ruQht __ tifPW)A (y k zutehx ioc ) jfc lifl iw O Z£ 0TWi e S) IahIP M clAjimrui JU Z £ Aad o rmpMPwi iMhfyailu£ QjWA Q }) M)pd CQjr Freshmen: We're dog-gone proud of you. % wy)d q c cQamx nvwsi cm ih MmJicm. 94 Sophomores: Wal-rus love you. Seniors: We go-pher you. made it possible. YEARBOOK STAFF, 1978 Anita Weiss Marie Judd . Carrie Lamm. Liz Simpson. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: Mr. Kurt Foss, Mr. Leonard Powell, Joe Epping Paul Tackes, Mary Simpson, Sheriing Pletsch Studios, North Central Publishing. YEARBOOK STAFF '78 Staff: Sheryl Biggs, Cathy Gills, Rebecca Hafner, Bonita Jones, Kathy Kaiser, Katie Klis, Ann Michaels, Maureen O'Toole, Tarlalyn Permaul, Shari Simonson, Julie We would like to thank Liz Simpson for the encouragement and advice she has given us throughout the year. Her constant help and perseverance