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

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Sisnii MARY CAROL CPRS. SESTIm MARY MARTHA, C.PP.S,, has been Reginays able guidance directress for five years. As guid- nncc'dircctruss, Sister helps the individual stu- dents plan their high school curriculum according to their abilities and goals. Sister Martha is always available to listen to any Reginiaifs problems, whether personal or academic, and she is always ready with understanding and helpful advice. When :1 Regina student is finally ready to make the break from high school, Sister Martha helps her to choose a college appropriate to her needs and means, or she licips to place other graduatcs in jobs around the city, Sister Martha has smoothed out the rough road of high school for many Reginians. Shun MARY MAIH'HA. CiPlKSi SISTER MARY CAROL, C.PP,S., ha: been our vice- principal at Regina since 1961 and a teacher hero for six years. As viceiprincipal, SisteiJS duties are discipiinary :15 well as administrative. Added to these duties are the tasks of senior class moderator zmd teacher of the P.O.D. teamhtcnching course. Every minute from sunrise to sunset is filled to its capacity by our combination vicc-principnl, teacher, and moderator Sister Carers unccasing effort: as adminii strator have kept Regina running smoothly and efficiently. Reginians owc Sister a debt of grati- tude for her help in assisting us in any way she Cfln.

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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.

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Faculty What would a school be without :1 faculty? All the books, equipment, and beautiful school buildings in the world would be of little or no consequence without the guidance and under- standing of :1 teacher. Who but 3. teacher can clarify the complicated jumble of a textbook and inspire students with a genuine hunger for learning? Throughout high school we find many friends and allies among our teachers. However, their primary purpose is to impart some of their knowledge to us. The academic excellence of Re- gina students is living proof of the teaching ability to be found within the walls of our Lady's school. The faculty, an integral part of any institute of learning, holds a special place in the hearts of all Reginians. 5mm MARY ALMA, C.PP.S., Rcligion ll, Sodality Moderator 515nm MAM AIMAKD, C.PP.S., English 11, English 111. Moderator, and Moderator of Youth Assistance for the Retarded . SIS'Hau MARY ANNE, C.PPS., Spanish 1, Spanish 11, Spanish 111, Spanish IV, Spanish Club Moderator, Sodnlity Graduate Group Moderator