Regis College - Mount Regis Yearbook (Weston, MA)

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View from Columns Catches Spring ' s Splendor Springtime and sunshine find Kegi sites outside the buildings in last-minute preparation for classes. From the library windows two groups of students are glimpsed on the Parterre of College Hall.

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The lyrics of these, our last college days have been accompanied by a vigorous sort of music — bulldozers, trucks, hammers, steam shovels and the monotonous whine of a riveting machine. It is a cacophonous symphony, but a lovely one as well. For in the new Regis Library is sym- bolized the growth of a thriving young institution. It is a good sound, this — young and powerful and strong. Carl Sand- burg might have written this poem. It is growth. But Regis has not grown alone. On the eig hth of November, 1944, Richard J. Cushing was installed as Archbishop of Boston. To an old Bishopric he brought a zealous, unflagging youthful energy. Now after ten years much stands as a memorial to his labours. To the causes of education, the sick, the poor, the aged and the young has come the bounty of his generous heart. On this then, the tenth anniversary of his installation, we dedicate the 1955 Mount Regis to a well-loved patron. His courage is an inspiration. May we learn much from his example. May we retain the fire which is ours now and which has always been his. It is no platitude to say we now face the world. We do, indeed. Well then may we hold the torch of idealism high. It will flicker some- times, certainly, but we have seen it flam- ing. May we never let it die. mmm

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God ' s Presence Enfolds Campus in Serenity Inspiring, liturgical Holy Family Chapel in St. Joseph Hall radiates peace and contentment j or all who enter. The Presence of God is felt on every part of the campus, hut in a special, enduring way here.