Regis College - Mount Regis Yearbook (Weston, MA)

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Foreword We’re the Class that’s all together Though we may be miles apart The day which we thought would never come has finally arrived. Four years ago it looked an eternity away. Now, in retro- spect, it seems a short time to hold so many treasured memories of college life. We pause here at our long-awaited goal to review the carefree moments and the solemn traditional occasions which have marked our four years at the College of the King, high on the hilltop. We hope that in leafing through these pages, you will catch at least a glimpse of the spirit which has characterized the Class of ’55 — loyalty, to one another and to Regis. Through proms and parties, Seminar and Sodality, we have always united to form the loval whole. We hope that the closely-knit bond which has marked our Class since early Freshman days in 1951 (Was it really that long ago?) will never diminish. And though some of us will never meet again, this book will always serve as a reminder of our four most treasured years. It will recall memories of free hours spent over coffee in the Caf or in the Cottage, or just gabbing, mingled with the hours of midnight study at the Proctor’s desk and the last-minute dash to beat Father Har- rington into Ethics Class. Though we are now leaving all this ga- iety behind and embarking upon a new life, we feel confident that the education we have received under the banner of the Way, the Truth and the Life will fit us for all tasks, be they spiritual, intellectual or social. May we ever be grateful for this priceless gift.