Regina High School - Regina Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1982 volume:

o reginci high school minneapolis.minnesota q dedication... Sister Elinore Davis has left quiet gifts. She has nourished Regina for many years as principal, and her steadying support of'the school has sustained it, especially through times of uncertainty. Her concern for Regina runs deeper than a belief in education and a loyalty to one school in particular- hers is a concern for individuals, an encouragement of contrasts among them. Sister Elinore is completing her eighth and final year at Regina. Her present responsibilities are with the Archdiocesan Office of Education and on the advisory board for funding to private education through Minnesota business corporations. These activities contrast with her original role as assistant administrator of curriculum, class involvement and admissions. Her contributions have increased within the school and so they will multiply beyond it. She has left quiet gifts. We will continue finding and opening them after she has gone from Regina, and perhaps even after we have left Regina behind; for she has left the gift in us. It is in remembrance and anticipation of these gifts that this profile of our love- this yearbook- is dedicated to Sister Elinore. Suzanne Paul 2 3 prof i le contro t This book is a PROFILE of the 1981-82 school year at Regina. Its sole intent is to ensure that these faoesy experiences, and times in our lives will not be forgotten with the passing of years. It's difficult to make one general statement about so many different people. There are definite CONTRASTS among each of the four classes3 and of course CONTRASTS among individuals in these classes. Each and every member of a class makes some sort of contribution that helps to build the unique character of that class. There is no way we can pinpoint exactly the features of each class3 but we can draw a sketchy or PROFILE3 of the studentsy curriculum9 faculty3 and activities— all of which contribute to the personality and the atmosphere of the school as a whole. We would like to make a general statement of the year in review, and capture its individuality as well; thus our theme... PROFILES CONTRASTS Suzanne. VauZ REGINA LIFE IN A NUTSHELL If you were an outsider, studying Regina as one might study a nut, what would you find? First, you'd meet up with a tough-to-crack academic program, which is the supporting structure for all we do here. Looking deeper, you 'd find a protective layer of staff and student warmth, humor, and personality that carries over into enthusiasm for Regina's many extracurricular activities. Finally, you'd reach the meat of our school, the reason for the rigid academics and the enjoyment in participating: a strong belief in the value of a Christian education, deeply embedded Regina's philosophy. And if that's not something to go nuts over, what is? R€GINfl UF€ Marathon Get Your Wheels Rollin’ What is the only LEGAL event that draws Regina girls to the River? When is the only time Regina girls run for fun and not for men? THE MARATHON!!!!! This year’s marathon took place on October 3rd. Though it was gloomy out, Regina’s spirit kept the day bright. The total school goal was $10,126.85. The total amount collected was $8,840.63. Approximately 247 out of 371 girls participated. The seniors were the only class who made their goal (of course). Kellie, if you run over anymore squirrels, they’re going to eiv« „ ticket! y0Ua Paula and Mary Fran: Loye”-al sisters! It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s a frog. No, it’s SUPER SU-SANNE! 6 All right, Maggie, I saw you take a bite out of my hotdog! Don’t back out now, Gus, I blackmailed my students for I’d rather be sailing! pledges and everything. 7 FRESHMEN FRESHMEN WELCOME FRESHMAN WELCOME One of the highlights of freshman year is “Freshmen Welcome”. Everyone enjoyed the humorous skits presented by each class. Afterword, the freshmen received delicious cookies from the seniors, and colorful balloons from the sophomores. The juniors, as part of the tradition gave the freshmen their mascot which this year was a cuddley “Smurf’. This “true blue friend” symbolizes the friendship between the freshmen and the juniors. 1. Anne Hergott offers cookies to Polly Graves. 2. Linda Voigt and Lisa Umphress are also ready to receive their treat. 3. Mary Ann Hood. Andria Eoloff and Michelle Payne have balloons for the giving. •I. Junior class officers. Joanne Gleason. Holly Noel and Lisa Kettering have a few chosen words to share. 9 Homeroom 115 Karen Anderson Sandy Azar Julie Beilin Mary Bonnabeau Lisa Burns Susan Campion Joan Debbins Kathy DeGross Sarah DeLong Linda Dooley Karen Engel Kim Garrick Cindy Hvnes Kelley Kay Elizabeth Lamm Julia Loupe Laura McGilp Peggy McGuire Colleen O’Connor Mary Peterson Leslie Riley Monica Romaniak Leanne Sellors Kelly Shannon Cornetheial Stewart Jill Tudisco Linda Voight Stephanie Walsh Tamara Wilson 10 Homeroom 116 Anne Aldrich Dawn Bailey Melanie Bielinski Elena Breitling Maureen Burns Ann Marie Coulter Lisa Droubie Brenda Ellis Terri Garrett Polly Graves Julie Homick Louise Johnson Elizabeth Knoll Lisa Lasley Tina I escher Kate Lynch Mary McEvoy Pauline McJilton Deborah Menke Therese O’Connor Jeanette Polanski Sheila Reardon Liz Schwartz Kim Short Gretchen Stokesbary Lisa Umphress Karen Waggoner Molly Woolsey n Homeroom 117 Colleen Bambery Bambi Barclay Stacy Beaulieu Rosemary Buccina Patrice Butts Patrica Cousins Colleen Daly Peggy Dolan Mindy Hein Meredith Hook Cathy Hubbard Paula Johnson Susan Lafontaine Elizabeth Mansfield Martha Manzara Midge McCalla Rhonda Nygren Nancy Occhino Linda Owen Mimi Randazza Laura Sanocki Sheila Speltz Cindy Stemple Cheryl Tauer Molly Walsh Jackie Wardell Sharon Wiggin Laurel Williams Susan Wille Makeda Zulu FRESHMEN “Now mod 18 starts at 12:00 and is 15 minutes long, but the assembly schedule says 12:23 and 12 minutes, so the assembly is a long morning and my lunch is at 10:47 so there must be 32 hours in a day and ... Let’s see. I go down the steps at the statue, take a right at the pool and ...” 1. Maureen Burns, working or sleeping? 2. “Run another 12 miles? Can’t you see I'm busy! 3. 1 just LOVE Algebra! 4. On the road to improvement! 5. Cath Hubbard, thinking back to when things were easy. 14 FRESHMEN FRESHMEN 17 Homeroom 210 Carol Acker Ellen Bendel Kris Berry Thea Braun Monique Cullars Jill Delmain Lucretia Elliott Mary Anne Falker Julie Gaudreau Katie Grose Jennifer Hanson Jolene Iverson Patricia Keenan Chris Klisch Patty Koenig Sue Lemke Lynda Mangan Anne Mitchell Valerie Moorhead Lynn Roby Margaret Schwartz Tois Smith Donna Surman Sandy Verbeck Sarah Warren Mariann Wolf 18 Homeroom 212 Laura Allen Beth Boeser Rita Brecount Lisa Cierzan Peggy Cunningham Michelle Dzik Andrea Eoloff Sandy Fischer Gay Ann Fleming Jennifer Gleason Nancy Habermaier Debby Hansen Susan Hill Diane James Angelena Kelly Amy Lanpher Margaret Lidstone Sharon McGilp Kathleen Moran Michele Payne Anneli Rairamo Glenda Stewart Cassandra Swan Jackie Trierweiler Vicki Vanyo Lorraine Weller Mary Worley 19 Homeroom 215 Anna Anderson Keri Bambery Jenie Boeser Erin Brock Feiona Collins Andrea Debbins Maureen Falk Michele Flynn Mary Gray Molly Hague Mary Ann Hood Michelle Johnson Kristine Kemp Sue Lynn Koo Chris Laufle Marlene Malecha Maureen McManus Tracy Peterson Roxanne Ricker Susan Shea Mary Steigauf Shari Sturdivant Judy Vavreck Sally Walsh Betty Winter 20 SOPHOMORES 1. This school makes me go ape! 2. Maureen Falk Mary Anne Falker 3. Betty Winter 4. Chris Kemp 5. Michelle Payne 6. Before class” gathering. 21 22 JUNIORS Homeroom 402 Ellen Adams Mary Bambery Sara Brazil Anita Campion Anne Cotton Sara Eoloff Joann Gleason Noreen Haus Maria Lidstone Linda Loney Shelly Judd Debbie Miles Michaela McCalla Jennifer Page Lisa Phelps Katie O’Brien Doris Pohlmann Jenny Pintozzi Jewel Roufs Ix re Sundelius 26 Homeroom 403 Stomya Arya Margaret Byrne Anne DeLong Paula Fahnhorst Susan Guldan Zina Henderson Shauna Hinzie Emily Kaempfer Nancy Kline Paula Ix ye Mary McCanney Chris McDonald Cari Michaels Rose O'Donnell Gail Robinson Naomi Roufs Holly Strafelda Colleen Teefy Karen Voigt Dawn Winter Carol Zastrow 27 Homeroom 404 Lisa Baer Anne Bakeman Beth Daly Molly Delaney Shannon Dolan Melissa Dudding Kelley Garry Chris Jachman Laura Johnson Gail Krezowski Stephanie Lesinski Kathy Mashek Molly McGowan Candace McQuitter Holly Noel My Pham Christine Romaniak Martha Roufs Lynn Seymour Debbie Vinge Annette Wald Julie Walsh Stacey Williams 28 Homeroom 422 Francesica Allen Megan Bacigalupo Chris Bintner Patty Cafferty Carol Caulfield Mary Collins Liz Debbins Kathy Doyle Laura Keriancek Janet Hedlund Colleen Hren Joan Johnson Roberta Jones Lisa Kettering Leslee LeMier Jill Pavlak Amy Poole Liz Pumper Paula Roby Jane Schneider Patty Vitek 29 30 RING CEREMONY The first thing anyone would see when walking into the junior bathroom would be: “This room was recreated by the class of 1983.” The junior class surely did recreate it! The room is now the scene of a bar, complete with horses and of course pigs! If you don’t believe a word of this, make a visit to this “barn” sometime! “A ring is round it has no end; and thats how long we’ll be friends.” This was the theme of the junior class ring ceremony on Nov. 20th. The afternoon ceremony began with the song “All Good Gifts” sung by Liz Pumper, Joan Johnson, and Kathy Mashek. The three class officers each chose a reading or poem on friendship. Then the distribution of the rings which Ms. Antonich blessed. Slides of freshman and sophomore year were shown. Following the ceremony was a reception with food and songs. It was a memorable afternoon. 6BONV ROS€ Ebony Rose is a group of students who share their thoughts with each other, however Ebony Rose is open to any individual at Regina. Ebony Rose began as a support group for minority students, to help them realize their talents, abilities and capabilities. Minority students of course are not the only students who need support. Ebony Rose’ ambitions for this year are to have fund raisers, dances, and a talent show for all Regina students. Moderator: Craig Graham. President: Gail Robinson. Vice President; Angelena C. T. Kelly. Secretary: Candace McQuitter. Treasurer: Lisa I«asley. Parliamentarian: Bridgette Napue, Roberta Jones. Other members are: Dawn Bailey Brenda Ellis Dedra Wesley Tammy Wilson Laurel Williams Makeda Zulu Monique Cullars Shari Sturdivant Cassandra Swan Francesica Allen Jennifer Page Stacey Williams Back row: D. Epple, E. Cullars, B. Logelin. S. Krezowski. E. Ryan, D. Bailey, K. Norgren, F. Collins. Middle: G. Robinson. Front: K. Engel, J. Heinz. C. Stemple. Danceline In only its second year, the Danceline has kicked into high gear. Jenny Graif, from the University of Minnesota, has given new life to the Raiderettes, who are truly entertaining to watch. Captains Diane Epple and Bibbs Logelin led the girls through the highs and lows and kept everyone in step. Tough competition and hard work has kept the Danceline on their toes! 35 Coach Jennifer Graif STUDENT COUNCIL: EXECUTIVE BOARD President: Glynis Shea Vice President: Cathy Engel Parliamentarian: Maura Lynch Committee Coordinator: Liz Kennedy Associate Committee Coordinator: Susan Guldan Secretary: Mary Bambery Treasurer: Beth Daly Publicity Chairperson: Jean Wielinski Advisors: laurel Gilson, Sr. Mary Ellen Green (not pictured), Sr. Susanna McDonald Senior Class Officers: President: Mary Bendel, Vice President: Jodi Vievering, Secretary Treasurer: Anne Villella. Sophomore Class Officers: President: Michele Payne. Vice President: Sue Lynn Koo, Secretary Treasurer: Mary Ann Falker. 36 Junior Class Officers: President: Holly Noel (not pictured). Vice President: Lisa Kettering, SecretaryTreasurer: Joann Gleason. Freshman Class Officers: President: Karen Engel, Vice President: Cyndy Hynes, SecretaryT reasurer: Patty Cousins. Student Council: Homeroom Representatives Senior Homeroom Reps.: Shelly Schmidt, Michelle Hamel, Laura Amble, Janet Cosner, Maribeth Engel, Mary Fran Loye, Mary Jo Habermaier. Junior Homeroom Reps.: Margaret Byrne, Jill Pavlak, Gail Krezowski, Cari Michaels, Jane Schneider. Lori Sundelius, Jenny Pintozzi. Missing: Lynn Seymour. Sophomore Homeroom Reps.; Kathy Moran, Diane James, Mary Ann Hood, Sue Shea. Freshman Homeroom Reps.: Sarah DeLong, Kate Lynch, Mary McEvoy, Kelley Kay, Colleen Bambery, Nancy Occhino. Moderators: Seniors: Ms. Glynn, Juniors: Ms. Antonich, Sophomores: Ms. Young, Freshman: Sr. Judy Seiberlich. 37 Voice Of Democracy Voice of Democracy is an annual speech contest sponsored by the local branch of the V.F.W. This year’s theme was “Building America Together.” The speech is judged on originality, delivery, and the interpretation of the theme. First place winner Mary Shapiro, $125, second place winner, Anne Villella, $75, and third place winner Judy Ell, $50 with Mr. Daniel Stab left, and Mr. Philip J. Carney. Rotary Program J8 This program gives students an opportunity to experience life in another country by living with a family as a family member. This year, seniors Shelly Schmidt and Marcia Malecha were chosen. Shelly will be going to Brazil and Marcia will be going to Italy. Bon Voyage! Close-Up Program The Close-Up Program gives students an opportunity to see how the American government works, “close up”. Minnesota students join with many others from across the country for a week of activities, seminars, and meeting with government officials. There is rarely an idle moment. Much is learned and many new friends are made. Close-Up travelers-Ellen Adams, Maureen Downey, Sherri Winkels, Ellen Ryan. Top row, Marlene and Marcia Malecha. Foreign student, Virginia Prado comes from Bilbao, a Basque port in northern Spain, through the Youth for Understanding program. Christina Cotta came from Belo Horizonte, in eastern Brazil, through a Rotary scholarship. Four students have migrated to the U.S. more permanently. These are juniors My Pham, from Viet Nam, and Mohtaram (Motie) Esmaili, from Tehran, Iran, and seniors Fatima and Ayesha Alam, who left their native Bangladesh for Saudi Arabia before coming to the United States. Not pictured is My Pham. Project 120 Project 120 is a week long program at the Minnesota State Capitol. During this program, 24 students from around the state meet with Minnesota’s state government people. This program gives high school juniors and seniors a close-up learning experience about state government and political process. This year Mary Bambery represented Regina at the Capitol. 39 Whoever reads this book is ordered to be very nice to the yearbook staff, because, when the going got tough, the tough got going. More blood, sweat, and tears went into making this book than anything in all of American literature. The yearbook staff will never forget the variety of emotions that they felt throughout the year, the final feeling being that of accomplishment- something that cannot be lost in a pile of copy. Yearbook Touchstone Touchstone is the school newspaper that communicates news and activities to the students and to the faculty. The name Touchstone was chosen because the name states the ideals of our newspaper — to be a visible, tangible source of communication for everyone. Touchstone is a student publication written and published quarterly by Regina students. The paper is distributed free to all students, faculty and administration. 40 Piano I’d rather be skiing,” Jeanine Iverson is thinking as she performs at the recital. Each week, these talented students work diligently at the piano, bravely encountering Beethoven, Mozart, and Liszt; and become one step closer to that perfect sonata. Patiently, Sr. Rosilla counts time and offers her guidance to our new musical geniuses and furthers them on their road to stardom. Therefore, the next time you pass a piano room and hear a dedicated piano student tickling the ivories, know that you are hearing an aspiring pianist on her way to the top! Top row: K. O’Brien. G. Fleming, A. Rairamo. P. Koenig. Second row: Pauline McJilton. J. Iverson, M. Falker, S. Hinzie, C. Michaels. I). James, Sr. Rosilla. Bottom row: J. Wielinski. J. Pintozzi, L. Allen. S. McGilp, T. Smith. J Guitar S. Judd. J. Hedlund, M. Downey, S. Shea are some of the guitarists. Once a week certain students are all thumbs when it comes to making music. They are pickin’ and strum-min’ their way to fame. Learning everything from gospel to pop music, they faithfully struggle under the direction of their instructor, Carolyn Cassola. Carolyn has taught guitar classes for several years and enjoys her work at Regina. NATIONAL HONOR SOCI6TV Yes, they do more than sell milk and donuts. Being a member of the National Honor Society is an honor and a responsibility. The members are expected to demonstrate the character, leadership, and scholarship of Regina. Often they represent the school in service oriented projects. So whenever you see a student raising the flags on a cold winter morning, remember she is one of the few, the proud, the National Honor Society. NHS MEMBERS: A. Villella, M. Malecha, J. Wielinski, N. Mashek, K. Gleason. K. Kubes, K. Kalinowski, S. Schmidt, K. Or-put, M. Johnson, S. Clements, M. Lynch, M. Hamel, J. Vievering, G. Shea, C. Engel, A. Hergott, M. Bendel. Mrs. Keane, Moderator. NOT PICTURED: M. Selim, B. VVeides CHORUS Hush! ... Do I hear angels’ voices in the 400 hall? Not exactly, but the chorus members surely give it their best shot. Serenading us with their lovely voices under the guidance of Ms. Antonich, the chorus is a fine member of the Regina family. EVENTS grandparent' day The profiles of a teenager’s face and that of a grandparent have similar smiles as they share a day of celebrating a liturgy and a continental breakfast. Grandparents’ Day is looked forward to by all and is always an enjoyable success. 1. Nancy and Mary Jo Habermaier have different reactions to their breakfast hut not their Grandparents! 2. Karen Kohler and grandmother enjoy the day together. 3. Margaret Byrne can always lean on her grandfather. 44 It Takes All Of Us Working Together Each year the Regina Parents’ Club adds not only financial assistance to our school but are ever present and supportive of many activities. Back to School Night, Eighth Grade Open House, Grandparents’ Day, Marathon, Dinner Theater and Daddy-Daughter Dinner Dance are some of the “really” special events of Parents Club participation. Mothers staffing our Nurses’ room and various health testing are also assisted as well as tally and money counting for the magazine and marathon drives. For all this and more we say, THANKS A MILLION. daddy daughter dinner dance Dr. Richard Bendel, Jim Krezowski, Paul Kennedy and Tom Lynch Jean Flaherty and date. Dad John Flaherty. entertained in olde time style. 46 Nikki Mashek and Dad rarin’ to go! “I’ll do anything for you, Dad!” Molly McGowan. Bob McGowan and Doc” Dolan. Excitement filled the air on January 31st, as couples arrived at Regina for the annual Daddy Daughter Dinner Dance: an evening of dining, twirling and twisting to the music of “Sunny”. The band played a variety of music that seemed to suit everyones tastes, and if there were a few favorites that were missed, requests were taken. All in all, a good time was had by everyone. Helpers Jean Shapiro and Maxine Steigauf. Alternative Christmas Alternative Christmas has always been a successful tradition at Regina. This year there was still a special meaning, but the activities were changed. Each homeroom had its own fundraiser for a pro-life project and helped to contribute $500 to the project. During the course of the day, there were games and refreshments arranged by Cathy Engel and the Student Council. After that, the Traditional Regina show was put on, with each class doing skits for entertainment. One can most certainly say that Regina had a lot of holiday spirit. 48 High School Bowl This year Regina lost to Minnetonka in the High School Bowl with flying colors. Buzzer-happy Jeanine buzzed before the questions finished and Suzanne was buzzer-shy. Mary liked to buzz unrecognized and the excitement left Glynis speechless. So, “for 10 points, which High School Bowl team made the most mistakes during a broadcast?” No comment. Mock Trial Encore! Encore for the Social Problems class of 1982! This was Regina’s second victorious year in the annual Mock Trial Competition held at Hamline University. Sr. Joan’s and Kathy Snyder’s (a Hamline law student) help made it all possible. 1. Top row: Kathleen Gleason, alternate; Glynis Shea. Jeanine Iverson. Bottom row: Anne Villella, alternate; Mary Bendel; Laurel Gilson, advisor; Suzanne Paul, captain. 2. Top row: Sheila Murphy. Stacy Clements. Mariheth Engel. Middle row: Jodi Reppenhagen, Kathy Harper, Patty Barlow, Shelly Schmidt. Bottom row: Molly Lynch, Jackie Olson. Not shown: Jody Daeffler, Melissa Perry. Paula Croteau. 49 Liturgies An important aspect of Regina that has to be mentioned is the liturgies, the only time when the whole student body has a chance to get together to pray. The liturgies, which are somewhat informal, hold a lot of special meaning for the students. Liturgies 1. Father Boh White. 2. Father Patrick Lannon. 3. Father Steve LaCanne. 4. This ceramic chalice was donated to Regina by the Parents’ Club. 5. Musicians and singers for some of Regina’s Masses- Mary Bendel. Molly Delaney, Anne Hergott, Nicki Mashek, and Karen Blomgren. 6. Meaningful signs of Regina’s Masses. 7. Father Boh White installing Eucharistic ministers. From left to right: Joan Bittner. Margaret Johnson. Katie Kalinowski, Kris Kubes. Marcia Malecha, Jackie Olson. Jodi Vievering, Mary Ellen Walker. Sr. Elinore, Sr. Judy, and Sr. Susanne. 8. Molly Cavanaugh preparing for the Eucharist. 9. Two faithful students who keep our Masses in good harmony- Beth Weides and Anne Hergott. 10. Chris McDonald in a moment of reflection. 51 This years’ theme for Sadie Hawkins was “Wild, Wild West”. Our Lil Abner and Daisy Mae were Liz Hamel and John Nichols. Something new this year was “the best dressed couple contest” won by Liz Pumper and her date. 1. Marry’n Sam had a busy night. 2. Shannon Dolan and Molly McGowan enjoyed their dates. 3. Bibbs Logelin and her date sit out this dance. 4. Paula Loye ponders a serious question as Colleen Teefy and her date get ready to swing again. 52 Turning Back the Clock Woman's World V1 9 4°° VV ? ' , � . • ,e’ d fr clS £- r' � sirf Not everyone let the snow interrupt 17.1 fluffy inches let some slip home early McDonald's flR€ VOU RISIflG UUITH TH€ CO$T$? Gaso line........$1. 30 gal Ion Jeans.............$17-55 Izod Shirts......$22.00 Albums............$8.00 Tuition...........$1400.00 Cliff’s Notes.....$2.00 Candy Bars........$.30 Houses............$75, 000+ Hamburgers........$.90 French Fries......$.50 Minimum Wage......$3.35 Cigarettes........$1.00 Class rings.......$80-$120 Movies............$4.00 Haircuts..........$10.00 Cars..............$5,000+ MTC Bus Fare......$.60 Smoking Fines.....$10.00, $20.00 Uniform Fines....$2.00, $5.00 treasured favorites TV SHOWS General Hospital Dallas 60 Minutes Dukes of Hazzard Hill Street Blues Taxi Mash HIT ALBUMS MOVIES Ordinary People Raiders of the Lost Ark Arthur Superman II On Golden Pond HIT SINGLES Foreigner, 4 Stevie Nicks, Bella Donna Rolling Stones, Tatoo You Arthur's Theme Urgent Stop Draggin ’ My Heart Around The Great White North Our Lips are Sealed SPORTS Superbowl, San Francisco 49’ers World Series, Los Angels Dodgers Stanley Cup, New York Islanders (nice try Stars 1) 2 SPORTS The brand new Regina tennis team was composed of ten dedicated team members. They were instructed by their coach, Suzanne Hequet. The team won exciting matches and advanced to the second round in regions, losing by a narrow margin. Hopefully, many new tennis enthusiasts will “love” to be at fall training next season. Tennis 1. Maura Lynch showing off again. 2. Kathy McGowan doing the backhand twist”. 3. That’s right. Chris Jachman, point your toe! 4. What am I doing here?” Laura Allen wonders. Showing off their tennis racquets and sexy legs are: Maura Lynch on top, wearing her new vogue hat; standing: Molly Woolsey, Mary Shapiro, Kate Lynch, coach Mrs. Hequet, Laura Allen, Chris Jachman, and Lori Kranz; kneeling: Anne DeLong and Kathy McGowan. Not pictured: Ellen Bendel. 58 Soccer Bottom: Co-captains K. Gleason and C. Caufield. Kneeling: J. Gleason. S. Guidon, B. Daly, K. Bain herv, N. Habermaier, S. Speltz, E. Kaempher. Standing: V. Vanyo, -J. Gleason. C.'Dzik. G. Shea, A. Debbins. G. Krezowski, J. James, N. Mashek. On backs: 1.. Voight, E. Breitling. S. Walsh. S. De-Long, T. Keenan. P. Koeing. P. Graves, S.L. Koo. Certain Regina students got a kick out of being on the soccer team. Coach Jim Vogelpohl led them to a victory in the regionals even though they didn’t win all their games. This year, there was only a varsity volleyball team at Regina which started fresh with a new coach, Yvette Witucki, and many new players. They were a hardworking team and played many close games. They even won a game. Regina anticipates another great volleyball team to be “served” up next year. Bottom: M. Malecha, 1. McGowan, M. Romaniack, L. Pumper. C. Cotta. Middle: Co-captain C. Dolan, P. Dolan. K. Kay, manager K. Bambery. Top: S. Dolan. Not pictured: P. Roby. C. Teefv. and coach Y. Witucki. Volleyball $9 Cross Country On your marks, get set, The Cross Country team, coached by Ms. Shimkus and assisted by Mark Gross had a good season with lots of improvement. Captains Jodi Vievering and Lynn Seymour lead the team through the thrill of victory and the agony of “de-feet”. Even when plagued with injuries and sickness, they never ceased to “whip it”! After all, IT’S ONE HILL OF A SPORT! Have you had your Wheaties today, Jodi? And in the lead is Ellen Ryan. And bringing up the rear is Jodi Vievering. From left to right, Mark Gross, Lynn Seymour, Cindy Hynes, Julia Loupe, 2nd row, Rhonda Hygron, Brenda Ellis, Joan Debhins, 3rd row, Jody Veivering, Ellen Ryan, Mary Frances lx ye, Colleen Daly, Melanie Bielinski. missing: Therese O’Connor. 60 VARSITY Basketball First row: left-right, Liz Hamel, Kathy McGowan, Michelle Hamel (co-captain), Judith Vievering, Margaret Johnson (co-captain). Second row: Paula Love, Karen Voigt, Jill Pavlak, Colleen Teefy. Third row: Stephanie Walsh, Chelle Dzik, Colleen Bambery. Fourth row: Managers Ellen Ryan and Kathleen Gleason. Fifth row: Coach Hovinen. B-SQUAD First row: left-right, Keri Bambery, Vicki Vanyo. Second row: Linda Voight, Sue Lynn Koo, Mary McRvoy, Rhonda Nygren, Elena Breitling. Third row: Patty Cousins, Paula Johnson, Bambi Barclay, Cindy Hynes, Maureen Falk, Meredith Hook. Missing: Joan Deb-bins. 61 BASKETBALL The Basketball team was told at the beginning of the season that they were a bundle of 12 sticks, individually weak but together unbreakable. A highlight of the season was an overnight trip to St. Cloud where the Raiders scrimmaged the number one team and other top teams in the stale as well. The hotel’s name fitted the team it lodged. Prime Rate! Coach Dave Hovinen’s analogy proved true; when the sticks were on the court, there was no denying the solid unity there. Inspired by strong leadership from captains Michelle Hamel and Margaret Johnson, the team gave everything in every game win or lose. FACULTY . students are exceptionally friendly and full of life.”-Sr. Mary Ellen Green “... Students and parents are most supportive of educational goals that are gospel oriented ...” Sr. Elinore The Book of Wiedom I ret a seer. He held in hie hands The book of wiedom. Sir, I addressed him, Let re read. Child— he began. Sir, I said, Think not that I am a child, For already I know much Of that which you hold; Aye, much. He smiled. Then he opened the book And held it before re. Strange that I should have grown so suddenly blind. 64 1-Sr. EUinore Davis, Principal 2. Sr. Mary Ellen Green, Dean Of Students 3. Mrs. Laurel Gilson, Guidance Counselor Administration 1. Sister Alenin, Attendance Secretary; Sr. Blanche Cole, Secretarial Assistant; Mrs. Jane McDonough. Tuition Officer; Mrs. Helen Bosiger, Administrative Secretary; Mrs. Audry Warter, Business Officer 2. Mrs. Maureen Cullen, Health Coordinator 3. Mrs. Bev Nichol, Development Secretary Assistant; Ms. Marianne Antonich, Alumnae Director; Ms. Diane Cornish, Developement Director; Ms. Wendy Taubert, Admissions Director; Mrs. Denise Juhl. Developement Secretary 4. Mrs. Denise Juhl. 5. Mrs. Helen Bosiger 6. Mrs. Jane McDonough “... Our spirit and enthusiasm ...” -Diane Cornish “... friendliness of the staff and students ...” -Mrs. McDonough “... Regina is one of the finest schools ...” -Mrs. Bosiger 65 . The service and intelligence that is shared between students is great.” -Sr. Joan “-I wanted to be a kindergarten teacher.” -Mrs. Winchell 1. Mrs. Jean Hafertepe 2. Sr. Joan Schmidt 3. Mrs. Mary Jo Winchell Social Studies Resource SOCIAL STUDIES 4. Sr. Susanne McDonald, Sr. Joan Schmidt, Mrs. Jean Hafertepe 5. Sr. Blanche Cole; Ms. Brennan, Librarian; Mrs. Mary Simpson. Audio Visual Director; Mrs. Mary Jo Winchell. Resource Services, Mrs. Bette Johnson. Resource Secretary 66 “It is very rewarding to teach at a place where people show much concern.” -Karen Blomgren Religion Arts 1. Sr. Denisia Ahem 2. Ms. Lynn Ehresman 3. Ms. Marianne Antonich 4. Sr. Rosilla Gross. Piano-Organ; Ms. Sherri Cady; Business; Ms. Lynn Ehresman. Home Economics; Mrs. Carolyn Cassola, Guitar 5. Ms. Marianne Antonich. Chorus; Sr. Denisia Ahern. Art RELIGION 6. Sr. Judy Seiberlich, Ms. Molly Cavanaugh, Mrs. Karen Blomgren, Sr. Joan Schmidt 7. Sr. Judy Seiberlich (taller) 67 “-At Regina people are free to be individuals.” -Mrs. Lane ... Seeing people wanting and caring for learning ...” -Mrs. Simpson Mathematics Science 1. Mrs. Lane MATHEMATICS 2. Ms. Anne Shimkus, Mrs. Suzanne Hequet, Mr. Ken Hoffman 3. Mrs. Simpson 3) SCIENCE 4. Mrs. Jane Lane, Mr. Paul Tackes, Mr. Ken Hoffman 68 LANGUAGE 3. Sr. Judy Seiberlich, Latin, Spanish; Ms. Peg Glynn, French; ms Montse Young, Spanish 4. Mr. and Mrs. James Keane 5. Sr. Pat Yerkey 6. Ms. Sheila Brennan 7. Ms. Montse Young The girls are just as nice now as they ever were.” -Mrs. Keane 69 Moderators Maintenance Coaches “-I like the flexibility and the feeling of closeness within the school.” -Mrs. Hult-gren MODERATORS 1- Sr. Judy Seiberlich, Ms. Peg Glynn. Ms. Montse Young. Ms. Marianne An-tonich MAINTENANCE 2. Chong Pao Moua, Alex Were 3. Jack Pyne COACHES 4. Mr. Paul Tackes, Mr. Dave Hovinen, Mrs. Renae Hultgren 5. Renae Hultgren 70 ro € flnD cnnDie The Senior Class □F Regina High School • presents • Emmet Lavery's CAi5V Q-1AQACTEES H-C tVttjrtY) ■ CMA r-nOCCTLO DUtfiCN MOLLON Htli VCNCm GLZA M'rt MCTjj TIC QABCfrOULMA HC PD CDLM MOIUM MO OLD DCA6LC MOntft Iten MOrita TULVCU MOtwea (VCftOwttlTC onjDCMnj. MwZ LVAIWDO PRUXNCC OCCMU'OlfiM BUWTCO MG TUGTLC.CAftCCNCQ toebr SPbTCQ. C OMCU.A ANOttCft tjTUOLNT OTUCQ. HJT j CVua ACUJtU i OU-KWOCU ANCiCLA rv r ANNC ictcoir MONICA -XUXlV M NCAL A JOOCU MNXlA MALCCUA KQttTlfC WiVj OCX.Y jow MAQY JAKURJC NVAUUA LVKU Gxi uy cncu. BAWWiA WxiJCfa Li-lLfiS. Ul ur «i t M. A .KXCM OCBCtftxCY ecoac,� v SUtLLtY tOWOT WATC W LlKXXTHa JACKIC OuiOi OGiX OTOC • VCRlTV COODCIUlD TM M-LA (luQxCv) HOuAyS urcue u)D « DCODUCTION 5TAFf ttacc MmAONcm NVA Y QLNDCL LlCUTNC. CCDTvXvIC MAUL-UP PuGUClTY AliTTjl 1C LdXJ'J •sojt-c errors WxTULtLN ClLATjCJN CAQCL (XJBlCY CLLXN UQCLl qnjla cqotcau JOCUICOSCN ■XCLLLY CmOT CLVNNIS CA JCAN WlCUNMO UCOTlNL WUEC) SUZAlSTC PAUL MACY FEEY • TAO: CQL3AI. 3J1LOJ KDtSTINL KUCC5 MAlEA LYNCH SUZaNNC Paul MACY5UAPC0 CLYNrO Suca AMnCVILLLLLA 72 1. The whole blessed cast. 2. These caramels are very good,” says Inez to the Inspector and Turkey. 3. Sr. Carmela and Reverend Mother eye the enemy suspiciously. 4. You can never be too careful, says Mother Peck proudly. 5. “Don’t anybody move!” says Inez, while Turkey Prudence watch in horror. 6. Could this be the killer whom Sgt. Mulligan stares at in confusion? 7. Mr. Turtle lood afraid. 8. “Climb every mountain .. sings the to the euh Mrs. Moss. 9. “I just HATE pushing in chairs! Venetia sweetly says. 10. The suspects in the hour of truth. 11. Sgt. Mulligan the Inspector play hide-and-go with Verity and Prudence. 12. Forget it Barb! 13. Calm down Prudence! This was Regina’s first mystery comedy play, and good heavens, a lot of work went into it! As the date for the play came closer, many prayers were said by the cast and crew (God bless them). The play was very successful and a large profit was earned for the Drama department. Ayesha Alam Janice Andersen Mary Bendel Fatima Alam Laura Amble Patricia Barlow Barbara Bauer Christine Boehme Joan Bittner 7A Sarah Cafferty Barbara Campion Anastasia Clements Janet Cosner Therese Casey Cristina Cotta Jody Daeffler Paula Croteau Ericka Cullars Carol DeLong Carol Dudley Judith Ell Colleen Dolan Maureen Downey Angela Dzik Suzanne Eich Catherine Engel Mary Elizabeth Engel 76 Pamela Engel Jean Flaherty Mary Elizabeth Frey Mary Therese Farnstrom Kathleen Gleason Kathleen Gold Mary Jo Habermaier Elizabeth Hamel Michelle Hamel Margaret Harich Kathleen Harper Jody Heinz Anne Marie Hergott Jacqueline Hinchliff Denise Hoover Jeanine Iverson Mary Jakubic 78 Ann Marie Johnson Joan Marie James Margaret Johnson Monica Jungwirth Karen Kaplan Elizabeth Kennedy Kathryn Kalinowski Karen Kobler 79 Lori Kranz Susan Krezowski Kristine Kubes Deborah Lamusga Kathryn Langevin Mabel Logelin Mary Frances Loye Michelle Lesinski Marcia Malecha Kathleen Me Gowan Suzanne Merz Maura Lynch Nicola Mashek Mary Lynch Maureen Me Carte Elizabeth Monahan 81 Sheila Murphy Kimberly Norgren Jacqueline Olson Patricia Nash Bridgette Napue Carolyn O’Connell Mary Elizabeth O’Hearn Catherine Orput Suzanne Paul 82 Melissa Perry Jodi Reppenhagen Monica Schleisman Virginia Prado Margaret Ripsin Rochelle Schmidt Nanette Reed Ellen Ryan Debra Segl Sandra Segl Mona Selim Cynthia Simpson Glynis Shea Mary Kathryn Shapiro Faith Sorenson Ann Marie Steigauf Jacquelynn Beth Stewart Dana Stoick Laura Talbert Judith Vievering Anne Maria Villella Anne Marie Waddick Mary Therese Waggoner Mary Ellen Walker Elizabeth Weides Sarah Wheeler Jean Wielinski 85 Sheryl Winkels Mary Elizabeth Witte Mary Patricia Zierden ERICA CULLARS-'it isn't ever the same. In time, I II change. And you. But the image of this moment will never fade. LIZ HAMEL-’‘I remember: Spreading jam. mixit bixter, calc, parties, Couzy Michelle, great friends, sliding, Boulevard, St. Cloud, Mexico, Francisco. Thanks! Bye! JEAN WIELINSKI-“Time has slipped away. Your life is stolen; You with trifles Victim of your folly.” (Frank Herbert) Thanks Blared! one two ... three ... KELLIE LYNCH-“And so my friends we’ll say good bye because time has claimed his prize the memories of paradise (Styx) MICHELLE LESINSKI-“The best and most beautiful things can’t be seen or even touched. They must be felt with the heart. (Helen Keller) Loren, Michelle, always CAROL DUDLEY-“Let your pain be a bridge to a deeper awakening of knowledge.” Wednesday is Pink Day!? KATHY MCGOWAN-McGow ... my parties .. Soph. Sadie ... Arizona, Colleen .. basketball .. Piffers ... Sherri .. Radisson 1453 ,.. make friends. keep old ... BRIDGETTE NAPUE- Let’s put the past behind us and concentrate instead on the promise of a future with better times ahead. MARY BETH O’HEARN-I remember ... “Mario” ... dances ... “Cheap .. Hawaii 81 ... St. Pat s Midway Ins ... 17th B-Days ... “Lil Dave . Fair 81 ... “merkey . . Thanks D.S. .. P.E. .. KRIS KUBES-“In as much as love grows in you, so in you beauty grows. For love is the beauty of the beauty of the soul. (St. Augustine) MAGGIE HARICH-“Each moment of the year has its own beauty, a picture which was never seen before and which shall never be seen again.” (Ralph Waldo Emerson) MARY SHAPIRO-“It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye.” (The Little Prince) JODI VIEVERING-Judith Serenity Prayer ... “Thinking ... Talks- coffee ... P.P. .. Jammin ,.. Buckets ... knee ... Running ... Elie ... Chanhassen ... tears ... hugs ... Keeping old friends ... K.K. ... F F ... Bye JOAN BITTNER: “Where there is hope, there is faith, where there is faith, there is God. Where there is God there is no need. THERESE CASEY- Well my dreams they aren’t as empty as my conscience seems to be ... Who are you? (The Who) MONICA SCHLEISMAN “When my time’s up, I’ll hold my own, you won’t find mo in no old folks home ... You got that right! (Lynyrd Skynyrd) CHRISTY BOEHME-Memories will never leave .. 5.D ... Dan ... Rush .. BBB ,.. Bowling ... Garage ... 1:00 .. river ... harsh ... Car won’t start ... 3:00a.m. .. C.G. ... Florida ... Graduation! ... DANA STOICK-” ... how can 1 live without my life, how can I die without my soul ... (Emily Bronte) good luck J.D. and L.E. I II miss you. MOLLY LYNCH-I shall remember while the light lives yet and in my life time I shall not forget of a year very well spent. KAREN KOBLER, MEMORIES .. Parties .. Concerts .. Nokomis .. Teenage Twin Cities .. St. Johns .. Vince .. R.218 Do Not Disturb .. “I don’t care .. J.V.’s .. Prom .. Florida JAMMIN! SARAH WHEELER. Memories of ... Mark ... Mettes ... RiverFlat ... Hidden Falls ... St. John's .. George ... Florida .. Styx ... Devo ... par- ties ... Sadie .., friends ... KATHY HARPER, “We can’t share a sorrow if we haven’t grieved a while, nor can we feel another’s joy until we’ve learned to smile.” (Nick Kenny) JUDY ELL, We never know of the days to come, but we think of them anyway. KATIE ORPUT. “I believe it’s time for me to fly. (REO) I 11 never forget-Mil-waukee, concerts Sadie. WEEKENDS! Good times had by all-HAAWH!” DIANE EPPLE, “If you can imagine it. you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you can become it.” (William Arthur) ANNE HERGOTT, “It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye. (The Little Prince) PATTY BARLOW. Awakening to your joy in life I notice that to exist is not enough. (DAW) ELIZABETH MONAHAN. “Big sisters .. dances ... danceline ... river .. North Stars ... Anne’s house ... Waldo's ... Tim ... Chicago... I m hungry ... Deal with it ... D.L., A.W., M.O., F.L.. K.W. ROCHELLE SCHMIDT. And ever has it been that love knows not its own depth until the hour of separation.” (Kahii Gilbran) MARGARET JOHNSON. “If you love something, set it free; if it comes hack to you. it’s yours. If it doesn’t, it was never meant to be. (unknown) SUZANNE PAUL, “Common sense is as rare as genius. (Emerson) PATTY NASH, I’ll remember ... J.H. with g.d. and b.w. .. the auto show ... piglet ... The 16 century fox ... and good friends MAURA LYNCH, “More important than the knowledge of outer space is the possession of inner peace. BIBBS LOGELIN, I’ll remember ... 4-wheeling ... REO ... dancing, St. Thomas ... Prom 82 ... Diane’s 87 friendship ... my parents ... Forever-J.K. .. You RHS! ANNE VILLELA, Knowledge is the only foundation, both of the love and the principles of human liberty. (Daniel Webster) MONICA JUNGWIRTH, Take the road where the eagle flies-man follows where his fortune lies-I leave you. (Billy Squire) MICHELLE HAMEL. I remember: Senior Slide, Chanhssen. Jammin' Buckets. Mexico, Mugiel, miles anom, Couzy Lizzard, Pre-calc parties, Judith. Ellen, Got the Jam” Bye JACKIE OLSON. The only way to have a friend is to be one.” Good bye friends. I'll remember you always JACKIE STEWART. After the old landfall comes the new windfall; length without breadth; position without magnitude; prayer without tears. (William Holding) CAROL DELONG, Ginnie ... Muffy ... Zoogie .. Bunny ... Oh Fun! Cleo .. Hockey Tournaments rm.1453 ... Army ... Bruce ... Neil ... Sai-ling Windsurfing ... chow ... the ant” SUE EICH, Friends are the jelly on the peanut butter of life. MARY BETH WITTE, MB .. Good Yuks .. MJ’s ... Turrito’s .. Nod Boots. Nokomis .. Dear Mary .. Cruising with Beth .. S.T. Parties excellent” .. T.E.C. , Paradise .. Thanx JOAN JAMES. “What can be seen last only for a time, but what cannot be seen lasts forever.” (2 Corinthians 4,18) LAURA TALBERT, I remember: Talent show .. Rolling Stones .. Rod Stewart . Trans Ams .. Firebird's cars .. yrbk .. KQ92 .. racing .. Tom Petty .. 9th grade lock-in .. MARY ZIERDEN. Reach out and touch, somebody’s hand, make this world a better place, if you can. PAULA CROTEAU, Total insanity on Venus .. Moondancer, M.A., the knighthood of Sir JCB .. Time’s Winged Chariot .. mind journeys .. JODY HEINZ. I can never go back, only remember the good times, friends, D.U., lunch time! N1CK1 MASHEK. “Thank you for your presence in my life .. you encouraged me to go beyond myself. (Linda Moore) JODI REPPENHAGEN-RIPPER, Memories are forever .. K.F.C. . ZZ .. Aug. 4 .. K” . Tiger .. Judy 4 .. Ray Mel .. Who’s house? .. sheep .. Florida .. Prom .. friends .. Mom .. MARY FARNSTROM. You cannot teach a man anything; You can only help him find it within himself.” (Galileo) — Thanks A.J. MARY JO HABERMAIER-MJ, the best .. K.F.C. 60 sec .. Skyview .. 7 AM .. M.K. Ebber .. 999 .. Florida .. SPECIAL 17 .. Prunk .. Diet .. Party .. Sterilize .. Spare Me! MARY FRANCES LOYE, We are all travelers in the wilderness of this world and the best that we can find in our travels is an honest friend.” THANKS! MAUREEN McCARTE-MOE, Friends .. Troy ... Parties .. Oh Mannn .. Miss the bus again Moe??? ... REO WG5:30 AM .. The garage .. Memories I’ll never forget .. Thanks Mom! KIM NORGREN, I’ll always remember, Smellie Lips and those crazy Saturday nights. Let’s keep old memories alive and look towards the future. MARY BENDEL,“Only the ideas that we actually live are of any value.” (Herman Hesse) JEANINE IVERSON, Life is too short to be wasting time saying Life is too short”- make every minute count. GLYNIS SHEA. G ... suckerman ... Crayons ... Cornfields ... Bruce ... the river .. Room 1423 Radisson ... ski bunnies ... Mr. microphone ... hi sophmores ... algebra ... you know him? BARB BAUER. No Ix ve, no friendship, can ever cross our path without affecting us in some way forever. Thanks for the memories. KATHLEEN GLEASON, “God it’s such a drag when you live in the past-even the losers get lucky sometimes. (T. Petty) Peace B.W S.P. COLLEEN DOLAN, Wiener ... B-days .. . McGowans . . hi soph yr ... piffers ... hotels ... springteen ... Arizona ... all nighters ... Super Senior ... thanks to all my friends, espe- cially Danny. KATIE KALINOWSKI. Today I pray for the wisdom to build a better tomorrow on the mistakes and experience of yesterday. MONA SELIM-Mona from Egypt .. BBN ... Beach Brothers .. Shar ... Mono ... Bijou ... Sean ... Vain ... Michona ... Ashraf ... Never say diet ... Aerodrames ... Chanhassen ... more Sean ... SANDY SEGL-I will remember ... Jan. 24 ... Scott ... Camero Cham-pangne ... Park ... Parties .. M.M.I .. Color Guard ... river flat ... J. Geils ... Sadie ... Prom ... Graduation ... Friends MARGARET RIPSIN- We 11 take the best, forget the rest and someday we’ll find, these are the best of times.” (Styx) Thanks-M.J., J.C. CAROL 0 CONNELL-You only live once, but may I suggest that you don’t jump out windows. Right Glynis?! JEAN FLAHERTY-I remember: Bob’s restaurant, Milwaukee, Katie’s house, concerts, T.O.K.O.M.H. Soon everything we’ve known will be swept away. 88 (Bruce Springsteen) SHEILA MURPHY-Muffy ... Hashish ... Derham mixer ... camp ... hi soph ... my parties .. je nc sais pas! Skibunny ... dances ... concerts .. laughing hysterically S.T.A. Cheerleading ... Bahamas ... socializing .........thanks. MELISSA PERRY-obnoxious, Met Hall. Neil Young, Skiing, Lake Street. • Springsteen, Radisson, Punkers, Rock lobster, Drive-ins, Morley, Crayons, lone star, D.S., Monogyn CINDY SIMPSON-“It’s time to say Im on my way. leaving with all my memories give me strength to say, Goodbye. Fro Woman JKJ DEBBIE SEGL-I remember ... Prom with Tom .. Muffler .. City bus .. garage biology .. Spagettios ... Ru- biks cube .. Color Guard .. park .. Graduation ... Friends ... MARY JAKUBIC-You have touched me, I have grown. SHERRI WINKELS, Dancing .. Chink City .. Harriet .. Strawberries .. Super V .. ESAD .. This is not the end, the best is yet to come.” Bye Y’all. FATEMA ALAM. “Memory, like tapestry sets forth in colors gay; the hopes, the dreams, the happiness that blessed over yesterday. MARY FREY. I remember: M.A.C. .. L. A.M. . Halloween .. reunions .. 3 musketeers .. Chip Dale .. J.O. fighting with friends .. good times .. M. D. MARY ELLEN WALKER. “It is never any good dwelling on good-byes. It is not the being together that it prolongs, but the parting. (Elizabeth Bibesco) Thanks N.M. and K.K. and D.S. LIZ KENNEDY, “I have learned that to be with those I like is enough. McGowan’s .. skiing .. Radisson .. New Year’s Eve ’82 .. Thanks. FAITH SORENSON. Dost thou love life? Then do not squander time, for that’s the stuff life is made of. (Benjamin Franklin) JANET COSNER. I'll never forget: Trek .. Marines .. Flat Bunns .. Hotel-River Parties .. Merit .. FISH .. Girl talk and TICKLE PINK, love to-SCDJN MAUREEN DOWNEY. “Some men see things as they are and say: “Why? I dream things that never were and say: “Why not? (John F. Kennedy) JAN ANDERSEN. St Agnes, special friends, homecoming, Snowball, Volleyball. NEW FRIENDS: 7 AM. Yes Dear, Paul, ZZ Top. Parties! ANNE WADDICK. “You are a gift. And what you make of yourself is your gift to God. ANN MARIE JOHNSON, “You cannot teach a man anything; you can only help him find it within himself. Thanks C.D. M.F. NANETTE REED, I remember ... Hopkins, river parties, hotel parties. Kicks games, Sadie, Bruce, Lake Harriet, dollar bills. Your Mama. Love Paul. KAREN KAPLAN. I remember: Mort .. Bruce .. Toot .. Kimo .. Penn .. Hopkins .. Devo .. lake .. parties .. Marley .. ELP .. J's .. Zappa .. Mac’s .. Yachting .. Schrooms .. my friends. DEBBIE LAMUSGA, “The making of friends, who are real friends, is the best token we have of a man’s success in life.” DENISE HOOVER. Have you noticed that people on a bus have bopping heads? .. S.S. Guards . Springstein .. Light Show .. Valley .. Libation .. Muffy” .. “Weiner” .. Bunnie” .. love Ziggy . BARB CAMPION. “Those crazy nights. I do remember in my youth I do recall, those were the best times, most of all.” (Journey) STEPHANIE LEIGH (KITTEN), M.A. .. Existentialism .. Coordinating time spheres .. what is Blue? .. Ne dites jamais jamais! PAM WINTER. “Cut not the wings of your dreams for they are the hearbeat and the freedom of your soul.” KATHRYN LANGEVIN. “Memories are to cherish.” Jeff .. Sept. 12 .. I.L.U. .. Sadie .. Prom Valentine’s Dance .. Bowling .. Ramada Inn .. river ... Commadors ... Elton John .. Florida .. Graduation .. Friends .. flowers .. SARAH CAFFERTY, Do not wish to be anything save what you are and strive to be that perfectly. (Saint Francis de Sales) MARY WAGGONER. 999; KQ: Pheiffers; twins 232; Party ... time is precious ... Love ... 82 ... life’s special ... Redwing; some like it hard: Friends ... Forever ANGIE DZIK, I pray. I was as much for you as you were for me my friends. Thanks ... S.S....M.H. ... and espe- cially my family JODY DAEFFLER, “A friend may be reckoned the masterpiece of nature. (Emerson) Good luck and thanks to all my friends. MARCIA MALECHA, “who on earth do you think you are? A superstar? Well, right you are! We all shine on ...” (John Lennon) BETH WEIDES, The awesome foursome ... threesome ... twosome ... ? THE BOSSI .. T.P. .. The Bijou ... Kent .. we will all be together again, some day. CATHY ENGEL, It doesn’t matter where you go or what you do or how much you have. What matters is who you have beside you. Many Thanks!!! JACKIE HINCHLIFF. “It matters not how long we live but how.” seniors seniors semoi 90 Jill Delmain, Karen Kaplan and Julie Ede share ideas “at the stat ue.” ... Happy Birthday, Mary Fran Loye, happy birthday to you, sing Anne Waddick, Debbie Lamusga, Kim Norgren, Colleen Dolan and Barb Bauer. NOVEMBER We taw leavet go to glony, Then attest mignatony Co pant way down the. lane, And (hen to end the ttony Cet beaten down and patted In one wild day o$ lain. file heand ' tit oven nooning. A yean. o£ lea vet ioat i oat ted. Oh, we make a boatt o ttoning, taving and o keeping, Bat only by ignoning The watte 06 momentt tleeping, The watte o{ pleatu ie weeping, By denying and ignoning The watte o$ nation wowing. Robert Fnott REGINA at some of the quieter moments of any fall or spring day. MARATHON TIME for Shelly Schmidt, Kris Kukes, Ann Johnson, Marcia Male-cha, Jeanine Iverson, Sue Eich and Maggie Harich. A PRAYERFUL MOMENT for Maura Lynch but not for Neil Jodeit. TIME OUT FOR LAUGHS for Glynis Shea, Maura Lynch, Kathleen Gleason and Beth Weides. Page 72 1. The whole blessed cast . 2. These camels are very good, says Inez to Turkey and the Inspector. Left to right, Liz Hamel, Chuck Wiser and Maura Lynch 3. Sister Carmela and Reverend Mother eye the enemy, suspiciously. Left to right, Jackie Olson and Marsha Malecha Page 73 4. You can never be too careful , says Reverend Mother. 5. Don't anybody move , says Inez, while Turkey and Prudence watch in horror. Left to right, Liz Hamel, Cathy Engel and Maura Lynch 6. Could this be the killer whom Sgt. Mulligan stares at in confusion? Left to right, Therese Casey and Angie Dzik 7. Mr. Turtle looked afraid Bob Cerny 8. Mrs. Moss... Monica Schleisman 9. Anne Hergott 10. The suspects in the hour of truth 11. Sgt. Mulligan plays hide and go seek with Verity and Prudence. Left to right, Angie Dzik, Chuck Wiser, Barb Bauer and Cathy Engel 12. Forget it Barb! 13. Calm down Prudence...Cathy Engel Page 87 1. Margaret Johnson 2. Nanette Reed and Karen Kaplan 3. Therese Casey Page 88 1. Ericka Collars 2. Mary Farnstrom 3. Angie Dzik Page 89 1. Kathy McGowan 2. Pam Winter 3. Ann Steigauf Page 90 1. Maureen Downey 2. Stephanie Leight; Mary Shapiro 3. Mary Fran Loye 4. Therese Casey; Maura Lynch; Katie Kalinowski and Dana Stoick 5. Theresa Casey; Fatima Alam and Ayesha Alam 6. Jan Anderson; Jodi Reppenhagen; Maureen McCarte 7. Anne Vi 11 el la 8. Mary Jakubic and Chuck Wiser 9. Ellen Ryan; Jodi Vievering 10. Jeanine Iverson Page 91 1. Glynis Shea 2. Denise Hoover 3. Anne Vi 11 ell a 4. Anne Hergott, Kathleen Gleason, Beth Weides, Mona Selim, Sue Krezowski, Ellen Ryan and Sheila Murphy 5. Michelle Lesinski and Judy Ell 6. Suzanne Paul 7. Mary Beth Witte 8. Barb Campion and Debbie Segl 9. Liz Kennedy, Sarah Cafferty, Liz Hamel, Sue Eich, Pam Engel and Maribeth Engel 10. Joan James Page 96 1. Lisa Droubie and Chellie Dzik 2. THE BIG CROWD! 3. Colleen Hren and Nancy Kline 4. Dana Stoick 5. The 200 Hall 6. Noreen Haas 7. Janet Cosner and Margaret Ripsin