Regina High School - Crown Yearbook (Harper Woods, MI)

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INTELLECTUALLY The monotony of the seemingly endless day of classes, the panic brought on by cramming for exams and burning the midnight oil, the pride and elation felt upon receiving merited good grades . .. these are emotions experienced by every student. They are a part of the continuous struggle for the knowledge acquired through a sound education so essential in today's ever-changing world. Regina puts forth its best efforts to prepare adequately future citizens for all phases of life. The technical sciences of industry, the practical arts of home economics, and the commercial skills of the business world combine to educate the whole person. A storehouse of knowledge is possessed by the faculty, the Sisters of St. Joseph of the Third Order of St. Francis, who give generously of their intellectual wealth. More intelligent American women are the pro- ducts of four years of training at Regina. The diploma which the graduate has earned becomes a passport to whatever career she may choose to help make this a better world intellectually.

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Faculty Aims ot Perfection agp-sr' SISTER MARY ALBERTA SISTER MARY ALOISIANA f SISTER MARY BENONIA I Latin II and III Health ' , 3 Home Economics Religion III Religionfl I , ' fy, ' V, KClothingl Sodality Future NursefslClub I I , I 5 1, f tk 5 H I f ' ll 1 fi' -L 'Hassan'- ' sr SISTER MARY BERCHMANS Principal WITH A SMILE so characteristic of her, Sister Mary Berchmans has been ably executing the office of Regina's principal during the past year and a half. Those who seek her counsel are heart- ened by ber friendly advice and encouragement to serve Cod joyfully through Mary. i' ii SISTER MARY CATHERINE SIENA English I, II, and IV Spanish I Student Council SISTER MARY CECILIA ANN English I Shorthand I and Il