Regis College - Mount Regis Yearbook (Weston, MA)

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‘Dedications

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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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For four glorious years the word of Christ has been blessed and praised in the hearts and on the lips of the Class of 1952. Filled with His divine grace and the wis- dom of Christian ideals, we leave the portals of Regis, and step timidly over the threshold towards a new and fruitful life. With justifiable pride and gratitude we gaze once more at the spacious red brick buildings and rolling greens of our campus. We visualize the growth, for over a quarter of a century, made possible by the courage and zeal of its Foundress. Therefore, with deep appreciation we dedicate the 1952 Mount Regis, to Mother Mary Domitilla, our Foundress, in honor of this, the silver jubilee of Regis College. Through her indomitable spirit and efforts, we have achieved the strength of both spiritual and intellectual knowledge to enable us to pursue the objectives which lie before us. May we reflect these sacred truths in all we endeavor and move forward in the light of Christ’s divine grace towards the Christian way of life, which is the way of love of God and love of our neighbor.