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

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Right: In addition to helping each girl plon her high school program, Sister Mary Marthe, our able coun- selor, finds time to listen to the prob- lems of troubled students. Whether the problem is academic or personal, Sister is always ready To soIve it with her wise advice and sympathetic understanding Below: Sister Mary Cleomoro, the school's treasurer is friendly, firm, and efficient.

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Our Principal My Message to all Reginians: Woman's role in life must be 0 focal point around which the human race finds its way to its Creator. Dur- ing these formative years of your edu- cation, the endeavor to mold your character and personality to that of a true Christian woman has always been emphasized. I can but reiterate this gooihyou must become to all around you on inspiration for good. This is your role? May the Holy Spirit inspire you with His gifts thereby mak- ing of you the type of woman He mode of Mory-on Inspiration for oil! Sister Mary Edwardine, C.PP.S. Sister Mary Edwardine, our principal, is not- i. urolly the first person we think of when our thoughts turn to Leadership, She encourages us to do our best, whether as leaders or foliowers.

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3aculty Sister Mary Carlina, C.PP S.: Religion 1: Librarian; Library Club Moderator; Y.CAS. Moderator. The Reverend Cletus Kistner, OFM; Religion Ill; Spiritual Director. Sister Mary Cordelia, C.PP.S.: Religion ll; Art I, II, III, IV. The Reverend Cronan Kline, O F,M.: Religion IV; Spiritual Direcfon XUJU Religion, morality and knowledge, being necessary to good govern- ment and The happiness of mankind, schools and the means of education shall forever be encouraged. Norfhwest Ordinance of 1787 Left: Regina's Religion classes pro- vide sound moral and religious train- ing in Christian principles, Our red Iigion teachers give daily instructions, incorporating guidance in practicing the virtues and inducing the girls to live truly liturgical lives.