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September, 2007
AMAZING JOURNEY: A GALA CELEBRATING THE REGINA LEGACY
Regina High School will celebrate the founding of Regina High School in 1953, at its annual Gala, Amazing Journey. The event also recognizes laypersons whose dedication has made Regina the prominent institution it is today. ... MORE
September, 2007
REGINA HIGH GROUP ASSISTS WITH KATRINA RELIEF
This past summer, nearly 40 students, faculty, staff, alumnae and friends of Regina High School traveled by bus to assist with Hurricane Katrina relief efforts. They spent a week helping at Our Lady of the Gulf Parish, in Mississippi. ... MORE
September, 2007
PRE-ENGINEERING STUDENTS
TO BUILD ELECTRIC-POWERED VEHICLE|
As part of its pre-engineering curriculum, students are participating in an Innovative Vehicle Design (IVD) project this school year. The student team is being funded by the Convergence Education Foundation (CEF). Blending creativity with engineering, science, math and advancing technologies, students will actually conceptualize, build and drive a fiberglass, electric-powered vehicle with an innovative twist. ... MORE
September, 2007
Regina Seniors Set for Annual Pilgrimage to Washington, D.C.
Seniors at Regina High School will travel to Washington, D.C. October 5 through 7, as part of the school’s yearly senior pilgrimage. This year marks the 37th annual pilgrimage to the nation’s capitol. “The primary focus of our pilgrimage is prayer…for peace… for our nation, and prayer to Mary,” said Sr. Sally Huston, assistant principal at Regina and trip coordinator.
En route, the pilgrimage will stop in Shanksville, PA, site of the Flight 93 memorial. “I’m looking forward to the pilgrimage, especially the visit to Shanksville,” said Katie Cvelbar, senior. “It has been six years since the attack and I think it’s good for us to remember what happened.”
Students will visit the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception and have planned a prayer service at Our Lady of Lourdes Grotto. A special Mass for students and area Regina High alumnae will be held at the Arlington Cemetery amphitheater. Following Mass, a brunch will be served at the Ft. Myers Officers’ Club.
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Tours of the White House, Smithsonian and other area monuments and museums round out the trip.
“I am so excited,” said Jenna Montali, senior. “This is a great opportunity to grow closer to my class through prayer.”
April, 2007
Congratulations to Engineering Students
Rockwell Automation, a leading global provider of industrial automation control and information solutions, has chosen three Regina engineering students for the company's Internship program for the summer of 2007. This eight-week paid internship program is focused on engineering development. The Rockwell representative wrote:
"You can all be very proud of the Regina students! They really stood out over the other schools. My team had decided to choose two students from each school. Two of the team members made the comment that they didn't even know what to do with the Regina applications, because they were all so good. In fact, they were so good that we decided to expand the program so that we could invite three students to join us. The three we chose were Jessica Burk, Megan Gunsaulus, and Brittany Herold."
March, 2007
Congratulations to Art Students
Regina's art department is a winner! The design of art student Bridget Lamb is the one chosen for the oversized guitar to be on display at the Rock Hall of Fame. Regina is one of 25 area high schools participating in the United Way’s “It’s All Guitars,” a project of GuitarMania to benefit the United Way and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame’s education fund. Under art teacher Ms. Kate Gardner’s guidance, several art students are turning a Fender Stratocaster guitar into a work of art. The theme of art student Bridget Lamb's design is “Cleveland: A Sweet City.” Click here to read more about this project and view the designs from all the schools.
February, 2007
Congratulations to Music Students
Eleven students participated in the Ohio Music Educators Association Solo/Ensemble Event. Students performed solos and/or ensembles for a judge who gave comments and ranked their performances from a high of I to a low of V.
Receiving a I: Krissy Bodnar, vocal; Catherine Kuerbitz, oboe; Mary Rose Dobe, flute; Leslie Shimizu, flute; Jill Bartolotta, piano; Mary Rose Dobe, Allison Drda, and Rebecca Robards, vocal trio; Grace Urankar, flute. Receiving a II: Noha Bechara, bass clarinet; Emily Hoscilowicz, piano. Receiving a III: Amanda Majher, clarinet.
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