Regis College - Mount Regis Yearbook (Weston, MA)

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Contents Leisure moments evince laughter and music , as Seniors gather in Regis Hall. Friends and faculty members smile at us from pictures on these pages. Each of them calls to mind little incidents that took place within the last four years. Each is a vital part of the precious memories that are re- tained here, in this yearbook. As we leaf through these pages, we find the bewilderment of Registration Day mingling with the sadness of Commencement. We re- call the dignity of Founders’ Day, the sweet- ness of the May Procession, the joyful holi- ness of Christmas. We remember Baccalaureate Mass, the close of a beloved life, the beginning of a new one. The echoes of sports events and the shadows of ballrooms are here. Elections, studies, socials — the carefree and the solemn of life at Regis await our reminiscence in this, the silver jubilee Mount Regis.

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Foreword Kay Deveney, Ginny Kelley and Mary Sheehan enter College Hall portals. In receiving our degrees from Archbishop Cushing at graduation, we, the Seniors of 1952, step from the serenity of our four years at Regis into a world trembling ’neath fore- boding shadows. Our Alma Mater has trained us thoroughly, tempering discipline with love and understanding. Wisely, she has guided us from adolescence to maturity in the footsteps of Him Who is the Way, the Truth and the Life. And now, as we bid farewell to college joys and go forth to meet the pagan on- slaught, we are grateful and unafraid. Armed with superior intellectual and spiritual equip- ment, we are ready to take up the cause for which the early Christians fought and died. With deep humility we enlist among their ranks aspiring to be a credit to our ancient heritage, our College and our King.

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‘Dedications