Regis College - Mount Regis Yearbook (Weston, MA)

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Her floral patterns etched in multicolors, red, blue, and pink, Nature wove a tapes- try, in design — a formal garden, the carpet of the Spring May Procession. In the Fall, a wealth of flowers waxed red and gold — in tribute to the colors of our Alma Mater. A duplex personality unfolds itself as the gardens furnish the altars with guile- less white blossoms, a tribute to sanctity and purity, or nod and beck in welcome to wandering students. Conventional and stately in mold, they hold a love of con- geniality in their blossoms — a motif car- ried out also on the threshold of Regis Hall — where warmth and good friendship smile with Pat, Dorothy, Emily, and Helen — who, momentarily abandoning the fortresses of knowledge, are entrusting their hours to the custodians of leisure, mirth and good will. Formal Fat tans in Terrene Beauty Through the Looking Glass Informality — An Escape from Science dogwood The enchanted

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f reeded booh Mistress of Splendor — College Hall In Full Dress Suit Amid trees bedecked with fresh green leaves in Spring and snow-capped in Win- ter, stands the symbol of learning sur- rounded by rolling lawns. In the valley rests a reeded pool, near the horizon of hills and towers. In Autumn, falling leaves rustle bien- venue to returning students and “October’s bright blue weather” leads hikers to woodland paths. When Winter’s garlands cover the hills, potential Olympic cham- pions make Regis greens a ski jump and the reed pool a skating rink. But, soon the voices of Spring, the budding trees, the running streams, the twittering birds awaken all from a long Winter’s nap. W ith warm days, the first rose, and cloudless skies comes June. In a background of spruce trees and shrubbery intermingled with rhododendrons and dew-drenched lilac sprays, Seniors, in traditional Cap and Gown, receive degrees at Commence- ment and bid farewell to Alma Mater.