Regis High School - Regian Yearbook (New York, NY)

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JOHN P. KING, A.B.,LL.B. Senior History, Sophomore Laiin and English, Freshman History HARRY W. KIRWIN, A.B.,LL.B. Junior Greek JOSEPH P. PURCELL, A.B. Senior and Freshman Mathematics JOSEPH T. QUINTAVALLE, A. B. Sophomore Greek, Freshman Algebra- Eighteen BLASSI J. OPULENTE, A.B, Sophomore Latin and English, Junior Latin EDWARD J. VOGEL, A.B. Senior and Junior French and German

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REVEREND JAMES M. KILROY, SJ. REVEREND HUGH J. MCNULTY, SJ. FR. KILROY, S.J. l9l4-l9l8 A structure is as strong as its foundation. In l9l4 when the doors of Regis were flung open, it had its foundation in the four hundred years of Jesuit Education and it possessed an excellent leader in Fr. Kilroy, S.J., the Prefect of Studies. The full classical course of studies called for by the Ratio Studiorum was immediately put into effect. Likewise such salutary customs of Jesuit schools as the Mass of the Holy Ghost, weekly com- munion, the Annual Retreat, and May Shrines swiftly be- came a part of school life. Many extra-curricular activi- ties were inaugurated. Although these labors absorbed his time, Father Kilroy never lost sight of personal contact and intimacy with the students. lt is for this especially that Fr. Kilroy has always been cherished in the memories of Regis Alumni. . FR. McNULTY, SJ. 1918-1920 After a vigorous life as army chaplin, Father Mc- Nulty, S.J. quietly assumed the duties of second Prefect of Studies at Regis in September, l9l8. Regis had just graduated its first class and in not a few respects it still needed shaping and molding. That discipline and a very high respect for authority might become a part of the character of every Regian was one of his principal ob- jectives. lt was during his term, also, that the Regis Magazine and the Annual were born and nurtured. To- day, after returning from the Culion Leper Colony where he held for six years the office of first American Chap- lain, Father is just as reserved as ever and modestly declines to speak of his accomplishments. Twenty