"Lord, teach me to be generous.
Teach me to serve you as you deserve;
to give and not to count the cost,
to fight and not to heed the wounds,
to toil and not to seek for rest,
to labor and not to ask for reward,
save that of knowing that I do your will."
--St Ignatius Loyola
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Centennial Gala
1998
Centennial Gala
1991
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1971
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The Owl took a historic visit to the memorial of the Battle of Bentonville in North Carolina.
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Centennial Gala
1964
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Centennial Mass
Centennial Mass
1999
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Centennial Gala
1956
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The Owl enjoying the view from Bob Bergen '54's backyard in Beaufort, SC.
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Centennial Mass
1976
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Centennial Gala
1918
Centennial Mass
1990
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1987
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1972
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Centennial Mass
1992
Centennial Gala
1929
Centennial Mass
1979
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1941
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1958
Outside cover of the 1918 Regian
1984
1959
Centennial Gala
The Owl traveled with Sean Doyle '11 and Martin Doyle '74 P'11 to London.
1935
R. J. (Dick) Backe '51 and the Regis Owl atop Liberty Mountain, PA where he volunteers in the Mountain Safety Ski Patrol keeping the slopes safe.
Centennial Mass
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Centennial Gala
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Centennial Mass
1991
Centennial Mass
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1973
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Centennial Mass
1944
Centennial Gala
1930
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1973
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1914 | The Centennial Celebration | 2014 Welcome to the Centennial website—Regis High School's digital archive of the year-long hundredth anniversary celebration that took place from January 2014 through December 2014.
The historic Regis High School building on New York's Upper East Side and the school's enviable history of service and achievement of generations of graduates originated in the imagination of one widow whose parish was across the street and whose pastor championed the idea of free Jesuit education. She, and later her daughters and son, gave shape to and fully supported this unique American Catholic educational experiment for half a century. After their passing, our alumni and friends have continued their annual and special giving that allows Regis to remain the only all-scholarship Catholic school in the United States. This online archive honors that history.
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Centennial Events Archive
The year-long Centennial events calendar concluded in December 2014.
Full recaps of each event, along with a look back at highlights in Regis history, can be found using the links below.
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