Regis College - Mount Regis Yearbook (Weston, MA)

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to Mother and Father O you, perhaps even more than to us, the culmination of our four “shortest, gladdest” years at Regis is the realization of a dream. Yours has been the sacrifice, the effort, the understanding, — ours, the pleasure, the enjoyment, the companionship. Regis has offered us a Catholic education, the rich heritage of our Mother, the Church. Today we have arrived at the crest of the hill, you have watched us mounting these four years. We have put forth our best efforts and vou have never doubted our final success. So, in loving appreciation and sincere gratitude, we dedicate this, the 1939 edition of the MOUNT REGIS to you, devoted mothers and fathers. May we, your children always, never lessen the pride we hope you feel in us today.

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FOIIIilWOlt n I N this, the beginning of a final chapter, the Class of 1939 sets as the keynote of its four brief years Hilaire Belloc’s words: “There’s nothing worth the work of win- ning save laughter and the love of friends.’’ Here in the shadow of the Tower we have found happiness in work and in recrea- tion. With ideals formed under the in- spiration of the Cross and the Flag, fos- tered by the tradition of Regis, we go forth in the service of the King. That the sunlit hours of joy spent in these pillared halls and wooded ways may not escape us, we have enclosed between the covers of this hook the lasting memo- ries and act]uaintances which have made Regis so dear to us. By silhouettes of art and phrase we have tried to portray in profile the beauty and simpli city that is college life here “on the hilltop.” To the extent that you share our enjoyment in reading these pages, our volume succeeds.