Regis College - Mount Regis Yearbook (Weston, MA)

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Queen of May Ouem of the May ' Oh, Mary, We Crown Thee with Blossoms Today Our Hearts Turn, Mother, to Thee Across the Campus, a harmony of color and mu- sic gladdens all. At the Grotto our queen kneels before Mary and crowns her as our Mother. Bene- diction and prayers close the ceremonies to our Pa- tron.

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Homage to Our The Fairest Among Children of Mary in Procession Us — Garlanded IV hite May, the month of new life and hope, sees Regis honoring Mary, the hope of the world. Tradition- ally, our fairest is crowned under the royal oak. Attendants and crownbearer form her re- gal court.

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Class Day The last leaves of the story are turning. Commencement week, the zenith of collegiate life, with its major happenings — Daisy Chain, the Will, Prophecy, History, Ode, and Tree Oration — is here. Selected Sophomores, the minor characters, wearing fragile gowns and carry- ing a Daisy Chain, form a guard of honor for the Seniors. The proces- sion winds its colorful way from College Hall to the Tower Garden. Under a heaven all blue, Anne Foley, Class President, confers the cap and gown on Mary Galligan of the Junior Class; Mary Bryan, Vice-President of the Senior Class, presents the Senior Banner to Joan Moynagh. An inspiring message concerning the trust Regis has placed in the Seniors is given by Ann Stanton. The Class Historian narrates the events of four years, “which are among our cherished ideals.” Now all await to hear what the future promises the leading characters. Guard of Honor — Sister Class Bright Avenue of Approach Solemnity in Recessional Magic Web of Colors Gay — Daisy Chain