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

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Monsignor Rynn has been superintendent of the Archdiocese of Cincinnati since 1932. In this capacity, Monsignor Carries out the policies which are laid down by Lhe school board. Monsignor is well qualified for this job for he holds :1 BA. degree from the University of Dayton and cm M.A. and a Ph.D. from the Catholic University of America. But the diploma he is most proud of is the one which graces the wall behind his desk. It was awarded to him by the Fur, Fin, and Feather College Of Marcclus, Michigan, for his outstanding patience in the pur- suit of his hobby, fishing. REVEREND Saints - lxumJMimctuM SleoL llomm-Clm'fatum: Monsignor Francis Smith. SL5. Ilctcr and Paul; Monsignor Aloysius Huber, Sn Agncs; Fr. Rubcrt Manning, S.J., St. Robert Bullarminc; FL lidwin Richter, St. Matthew; Fr. W'illizun Hcitkur, Our Mother Of Sorrows; Fr. Henry Nnber, St. john the Evangelist; Sr. Mer Ircmua; Fr. Charles Blum, St. School Board MONSIGNOR CARL J. RYAN THOMAS A. DEVITr, All President of Intur-Pamchial Vim:an Ferret; and Sn Mary Clcomata. Absent wcrc: Fry Joseph Briggs, St. Gertrude; Fr. Eugene Gallagher, Assump- tion; Msgr, Francis Grcssle, St. Elizabeth; Fr. Henry Imbus, Nativity; Fr. Raymond Scifcrt. C.PP.S,, St. Mark; FL Anthony Misoni, C.PP.S., Mount Carmelh

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ARCHBISHOP KARI, J. ALTER Assisting the Archbishop in many and varied ways, Auxiliary Bishop Lcibold in his role of Vicar-gencral serves as the bulwark 0f the Arch- diocese. He is the Vice Chairman of the School Board and administrator for the Archbishop. The bishop confers minor and major orders of the subdeaconam and deaconate :md consecrates priests to non-Llioccsan orders. His chief contact with the people of the Archdiocese, however, is through the administration of the sacrament of Confirmation-thc work of strengthening Catho- lics for the cvcrwincreasing role of thc laity in the church today. We of Regina wish to thank Bishop Lcibold for his untiring efforts. $ n For almost fourteen YC'JFS our Archdiocese has been lcd by :1 truly great and holy man, :1 shepherd who has watched carefully over the flock of souls cntrustcd to his care. It can honestly and proudly he said that Archbishop Alter is :1 man who has faced up to the challenges presumed by m o d c r n secular thought, and is one who will con- tinue to proclaim the truth in the face of all earthly opposition. May the Archbishop, beloved nd- vacate of social justice, continue in his thrcc-fold role of sanctificr, ruler, and teacher, aided by the prayers of his people and the grace of his God. AUXILIARY BISHOP PAUL F. Lunom

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SISTER MARY IRENAEA, C,PP.S,, our principal, has the difficult task of chief administrator of Regina High School. In this Capacity she has many responsibilities, among which are organiza- tion and dircctiun of school activities and various other business matters. Since 1961, Sister Ircnuca has been the active head of this busy school. But to the students IO under her, she is more than just a school officinry; she is a religious sister, :1 member of the order of the Sisters of the Precious Blood Her sincere int tcrcst in the welfare of the students is reflected in her words of advice and Counsel to us on how we should conduct ourselves as young Catholic ladies. WC Reginians are fortunate to have suCh :1 dedicated principal.