Regina High School - Tiara Yearbook (Hyattsville, MD)

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,ala Very Reverend Monsignor Very Reverend Monsignor ,losepli B. Coyne U. Joseph Corbett Confessor Senior Religion goyfuffy .szfiuing or perkcfion in .fdcfion 13 Reverend Paul Larkin Sodality Director Reverend Andrew Jalin. SSCC. reads the solemn Act of Consecration during the ceremonies of the Enthronement of the Sacred Heart on February 2, 1956. Mother Mary Armand, R..I.M., Regina's First principal. places her hand on the lmase of the statue to represent total submission to the Sacred Heart.

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0 7 er afeafy 4 on areal mnid fem Friends and Directors Two of the most familiar names in Wash- ington are Monsignor ,lohn S. Spence and Mon- signor Louis F. Miltenlwergcr. Monsignor Spence, Uirector of Education in the Archdiocese, is very close to Regina, for he, along with Archbishop 0'Boyle, helped with the initial plans for construc- tion. During the schoolls opening year, he presided at the first pulmlic appearance of the glee cluli at which he addressed the parents. Besides giving talks at general assemblies, holding conferences, and hearing confessions, Mon- signor Miltenherger has directed several retreats for the student body. In 1957, as Archdiocesan Director of Vocations, he assisted Mother Mary Armand, R.J.M., in producing a vocation play for the An- nual Vocation Symposium held during March. Right Revs-rcnd Monsignor .lohn 5. Spence- llirvctor of Education Right He-vt-ra-ml Monsignor Louis F. ftliltcnlwrgcr Dire-ctor of Vocations for Women Retreat Master Mother Mary Armand. R.J.M. presents a cake to tht- lead players in Steps to Cod, a vocation play. Joanna Agri- cola, Teresa Widmayer. .lane Wade. Mi- SS chael Roncy and Paul Hyland with Rt. Rf-v. Monsignor Louis F. Miltcnlwrge-r. I7

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my H oly men sacrificing their own lives My that others might come to know the Way, ww the Truth, and the Light of the World God's Chosen Laborers Many devoted members of the Archdiocesan clergy have donated their services to Regina. Both faculty members and students are grateful for the help and assistance received constantly. Each month Monsignor Coyne hears the con- fessions of the students and imparts courage to each one through his Wise counsel. Besides addressing the Home and School Association on such topics as Setting Up a Teen Code, Monsignor Corbett gives the seniors a special course entitled Prepara- tion For Marriage. Father Larkin is well-known at Regina for his talks on the mysteries of Our Lady. He presides at Sodality functions such as receptions. The Trinitarian Fathers have ofhciated in the Chapel of Regina since its very first days, and have also said Mass in the gym for the student body on feasts and on the First Fridays. Father Grace and Father Albert, pastors of Regina's neighboring parishes, have co-operated energetically with Regina-sponsored projects. Regina has many generous friends, all of whom it would be impossible to mention but to whom she sings a jubilant hymn of thanksgiving. Reverend .lames P. Grace Pastor of St. Camillus Reverend Denis Fitzgerald, M.S.SS.T. Chaplain Reverend Louis W. Albert Pastor of St. Mark's ..,, -,. . QW 1 I - al -.J as