Regis College - Ranger Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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Seniors ....... Activities Awards College life . . Sports Underclassmen Faculty Advertising . . .

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REGIS COLLEGE DENVER 21, COLORADO GENESEE 3-6565 OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT May 23, 1966 Dear Regis College Graduates, The purposes and ideals of Regis College are clearly set forth in official publications of the College. The students of Regis College share these purposes and ideals, for each student freely chose to seek his collegiate education at this institution. And while none has yet completely achieved the fulfillment of purpose or ideal we hold in common, the faculty and administration of Regis College hope all will find the pathways of fulfillment and the motivation to inspire each of us to a lifelong striving for the intellectual and moral maturity which become the true Christian product of Christ- ian education. We think you graduates of Regis College will be tested, in one sense, by the kind of questions you will ask -- not the overt but the covert questions -- not just those you teach and preach, but those you live. Naturally you will question your own maturation by questioning the kind of personality and character you are con- stantly forming and the kind of society you are forming. In seek- ing justice in all and for all, you will question your personal com- mitment to human solidarity .... as shown forth in world-wide dedication and sense of service. An abiding sense of transcendence will make you constantly reach out toward Wisdom Itself, Who is God, and in your consummation, we pray you have the ultimate fulfillment of inquiry and seeking truth and good -- the possession of the Beatific Vision of God. Since)rely, Richard F. Ryan, S. J. President RFR.ap 21