Regis College - Mount Regis Yearbook (Weston, MA)

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We are unraveling a four-year journey, where enduring and cherished reminiscences have overshadowed any sad interludes. lit •’«.» h tl t — As the poet would first set down his lady’s lovely face, so we introduce our leading characters, 122 in number. A slight digression from the bard’s thought — we present the scene, where we have recap- tured memories of favorite haunts: Regis Hall, Carondolet, the poplar drive, Cardinal O’Connell Hall, the Commerce Building — landmarks engraved upon our minds. The Faculty is here, to whom we shall always look for inspiration and with whom we have enjoyed camaraderie fine and sweet. I Ht ( v t I — We sing of special holidays: Founders’ Day, when, invested with cap and gown, we gained strength and poise; May Day, when we Seniors crowned our loveliest as Queen; and Commencement, the concluding stanzas to our four-year poem. This is our book; our story. Herein we have recorded our pictures, our personalities, and our merry recre- ations in order to preserve a lasting impression of Regis, scene of our collegiate genesis and exodus. We are leaders of other groups, traveling the same road and to whom we should always remain a living ideal, as we have helped them to recall all things rare and beautiful. THE 1943 MOUNT REGIS

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On the felicitous occasion of her Golden Jubilee, we, the Senior Class of Regis College, thankfully and reverently dedicate this volume, our 1943 Mount Regis, to Mother Mary Simplicia, Reverend Mother of the Congregation of the Sisters of Saint Joseph of the Arch- diocese of Boston — as a tribute to her untiring efforts to uphold the traditions of Regis, schol- astically, culturally, and religiously; in praise of her kindly interest; in recognition of her manifold contributions: and in gratitude for her benevolent counsel.