Stand Up for Regina Dominican

In memory of Carolyn Shepard

Attending Regina was one of the best decisions of my life. Since I value(d) my experiences there so very much, I wish to pay it forward :)

I loved my years at Regina, I made life long friends! And I admire that they stayed true to their principles under enormous pressure to make changes. Another life lesson! :)

Regina was and still is so important to who I am today. I would not be here without the support of Regina faculty, staff, and of course, my fellow classmates!

I loved Regina then and I love Regina now! Thank you for a wonderful four years!

In honor of Stella Rose Galanis

I loved Regina - teachers, friends, traditions.

In memory of My sister Meg Troka Hogan '77

In honor of John Luby

Regina was a wonderful place for me - very formative in positive ways! May the young women of today experience the joy learning, friendship and growth that was so important to me. The Regina experience lasts a lifetime!

RAGINA FOREVERRRR

In honor of Judy Finzer Ryan

Wouldn’t be the woman I am without my experience at Regina! Feel so blessed to have gone to such an amazing high school.

In honor of Sister Nancy Murray

In memory of Eileen Sweeney

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In honor of Bernadette Hayes

You go Panthers!

The education Regina provides is outstanding! Loved my years there and my daughter Christina loved iher years there too!

In honor of Joann Rakocinski

I received a wonderful education there! Many lasting friendships!

In honor of Denny Kinsella

The four years at Regina were some of the happiest years in life - formative in the foundation of friendships built and new things learned - some of my favorite: French and Dance. It wasn’t until a bit later in life, that I came to fully appreciate the advantage of being educated in an all-girls high school - learning without distractions, in a supportive, encouraging environment that built confidence and character.

Thank you for educating our future female leaders!

Value my Regina years and the friends I made

In honor of Pam VanWagenen

There are not too many schools like Regina. It’s important that it stays strong!

Best years of my life!

In honor of Avita Cortes

All girls Catholic education fosters great growth potential for young women.

Go Panthers!!

In memory of my dad; Henry Green, who not only chose Regina for me, but also made me pay for part of it. At the time I really didn't realize how fortunate I was to receive such a wonderful well rounded education.

Great place to raise and educate a female student!

In memory of Sister Rita Cecile Boyle.

Young women reach their full potential as a result of the nurturing, and yet challenging environment of Regina.

I’m grateful for the excellent education and happy memories of my time at Regina.

In honor of Bill and Donna Campbell

Regina has successfully launched many over the years who in turn give back for what they have received. Proud to call myself an alum.

I love everything about an all girls high school especially RDHS! ❤️❤️❤️❤️

Go Panthers!

Stand up Panthers!

Other girls’ high schools have had to close. I would like to see RDHS continue into the future.

Girl Power! The spirit of Sisterhood.

Girlfriends for Life!

So excited to be part of the Regina family.

In honor of Debby Brosnan

As I go through life, I realize just how lucky I was to be in a safe and caring learning environment. I think it’s wonderful Regina is still providing that to young women today.

I taught at Regina and enjoyed working with my delightful students.

Regina made a lasting impact on my life, and I'm so grateful for that!

I'm grateful for the education I received and the many friends I made and still have!

In memory of Roseanne Harrington

In memory of S. Rita Cecile Boyle

Go Panthers!

In honor of Carina Montoya!!

Best wishes at Regina Carina! Always cheering for you- Coach KT

In memory of Marijean Shea, the first woman to head the Regina Dominican Academy Board of Directors and Regina "Coeli" Award recipient .

Regina and Marijean, were pivotal in showing me that women in leadership doesn't mean abandoning your faith but instead, living your faith in everything you do.

Regina gave me a beautiful foundation - educationally and I’m introducing me to the person who introduced me to my husband. Regina is responsible for everything that matters most.♥️

In memory of Raegan Britt ‘82

For Regina and the impact it has had on my life — and also my daughter’s: establishing lifelong friendships and building the confidence to proceed through life with confidence and Grace.

In memory of Stella Rose Galanis

In memory of Gloria "Gramma Gogo" Wright

Paws up Panthers! Gramma would be so proud of all your accomplishments.

Even back in the early 1960s Regina felt and taught the importance of women- faith in God - and friendship!

Best wishes Regina Dominican High School!

In honor of Mrs. Sylvia Mazouch

Paws Up Regina Alumni!

Regina shaped me into the woman I am today. I have 2 nieces enrolled now. Paws 🐾 Up!

In honor of Roseanne E. Harrington

My Regina experience was a time when I was able to thrive socially, intellectually, spiritually and emotionally. I want the same for today’s students!

Regina Dominican provides a quality education for young women and does it within a supportive, joyful environment.

In honor of Maureen Serb 71, Kathleen Nolan 72, Patricia Denten 74

Single-sex Catholic education was the best option for me. I was totally prepared for college and developed self confidence.

In honor of The 1973 Regina Lovelies

I treasure the lifelong friends I made while at Regina.

In honor of Mary Pat Webb ‘68

Regina gave me a new perspective on life. I appreciate the education I received.

In memory of Laura Mackie Forrest

Way to go Regina Dominican! The goal challenge has been unlocked.

I loved my years at Regina and want to help to ensure it continues to make a difference in the lives of the young women who will be our future leaders.

In honor of Reenie McGavock

Love everything about Regina and what it stands for!

In honor of Sister Marion O'Connor and Sister Marie Bride Walsh

Paws Up!

In honor of My niece, Allison Buck, who just finished her freshman year.

Proud to be raising a Regina Girl - Class of 2025.

In honor of My big sister Virna, class of 1992, and all the amazing individuals I met at RDHS.

Paws up!

In honor of Marianne Kuhter Miller class of '83

Stand up and cheer for Regina Dominican!

Great girls, great faculty! Thanks for a wonderful five years.

Never stop learning! Never!

For Sister Marie Arthur who reminded us every morning that Regina Dominican was our place of business!

So glad Regina continues to help equip young girls to pursue education and focus on important things in life. Thank you for being such a great place for me to learn and grow! Here’s to another year!

In honor of My mother, Zoila Mesa, who taught Spanish at Regina

Paws up Regina!!

Regina is the source of so many memories among me and my three sisters! Cheers to its continued success!

Because I believe in Regina and because Joan Kitchie told me to do it!

ReginaGirlsDominate

In honor of Diane McDonnell

It is a amazing school

In memory of Gloria and Mike Jenny

I will always be grateful my parents sent me to Regina. I was the first from my family. Nine more cousins followed!

In memory of Mary and George Schulte, my parents

Scholarship s

Daughters and now granddaughter have had a great experience

Regina was the foundation for strong friendships, developing leadership skills in Student Council and Class officer positions-we didn't compete with boys. We were fairly free from judgement on how our hair, make up or clothes made us look. Mind you, I was not the perfect student, but I sure was reminded when I wasn't which helped shape self-discipline and becoming a self-starter. We met many students from many areas which broadened our minds about life outside of Wilmette. Faith practice was an additional feature teaching us self-reliance based on prayer. The old "you can do this, right God?"

Cheer, cheer for '76, this is the class that never will quit! Shout out to my Bicentennial Classmates!

In honor of Reenie McGavock, class of 1977

I would not be where I am today without the support from my peers and staff at Regina!

Supporting Catholic education

Our daughter, Jane was given the tools and support she needed to thrive at Regina and for that we are forever grateful!

Congratulations to Regina Dominican High School for providing such a wonderful education for women. Our future global leaders!

I love what Regina stands for and I so value all that my education at Regina has given to me and so many other women!

I love our Regina girls and the people I work with. I have been blessed.

In honor of Teen Farrell

I am so proud that my daughters are Regina Alumnae!

In honor of Patty Brennan Strain.

Regina is simply the very best.

In honor of Nancy and James Harrington

Thank you to my parents who gave me this education.

Paws Up Regina!

Glad to see Nancy Murray's and Maureen Sweeney's names.

We love the crown, the star, the book these symbols of our tie to Regina Dominican High!

Paws Up Panthers!!