Regina High School - Regina Ancile Yearbook (Norwood, OH)

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- ;. u: uLJLVI The Most Reverend Karl J. Alter, D.D4, LL.D. Archbishop of Cincinnati

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A Reginian, characteristic of the name she bears, lives her life under the protection of Our Ladyk Mantle, acting in accordance with the laws of Christian morality, and inspired by the promise that a Child of 3 Mary shall not perish. With these ideals: A Reginian is an example of genuine Christian womanliness. A Regim'an is Marylike in her thoughts, words and actions. 7 A Reginian is obedient. A Reginicm is courteous and considerate at all times. : A Reginian displays true sportsmanship in all activities. A Reginian 2's cooperative, trustworthy and sincere. A Reginian is an active member of her parish sodality. i ' , . k V I A Reginian is loyal to her Alma Mater. ' u

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REGINA INTER-PAR OCHIAL HIGH SCHOOL BOARD V .1.- Standing.- the Reverend Theodore Hesselbrock, O.F.M., Head of Religion Department; the Reverend Norbert J'. Miller, St. Vincent Ferret Parish; the Reverend Jerome F. Bartel, Nativity Parish; the Reverend Cornelius Smith, C.P.P.SV, St. Mark Parish. Seated: the Reverend James J. Conroy, St. John Parish tDecr Parlq; the Reverend Aloysius Huber, Chairman of the Board, St. Agnes Parish; the Right Reverend Monsignor Francis A. Cressle, St. Eliza- beth Parish; the Reverend Thomas Devitt, Secretary of the Board, All Saints Parish; the Reverend Joseph A. Dauwe, St. Saviour Parish. Other members of the Board: the Right Reverend Monsignor Henry H. Buse, St. Matthew Parish; the Reverend John F. Dillon, Assumption Parish; the Reverend joseph Hoying, C,P.P,S., Our Lady of Mount Carmel Parish; the Reverend Henry J. Gramann, Our Mother of Sorrows Parish; the Reverend Gregory A. Miller, SS. Peter and Paul Parish; the Reverend Eugene Gallagher, Mother of God Parish. - In 1951, the Archdiocesan School Board was established under the Presidency of His Excellency, the Most Reverend Archbishop Karl J. Alter, D.D. The functions of this Board include assigning the tributary parishes to the inter-parochial high schools, to establish tuition rates, and to determine matters of policy in respect to these schools as a group. Emanating from the Archdiocesan School Board are the Inter Parochial High School Boards operating under the jurisdiction of the former Board. Membership of the High School Board is composed of the pastors of the tributary parishes. The Board may appoint a group of its members as an executive committee to transact minor business matters with the approval of the Board. The principal of the high school is an ex ofhciot mem- ber of the Board. 7