Regis College - Mount Regis Yearbook (Weston, MA)

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Regis Waits, Works With a Purpose The Morrison home became Regis Hall, housing a chapel, classrooms and dormi- tory. The two-story garage contained a gymnasium, biology laboratory, library and dormitory. By 1928, College Hall graced the campus and ten years later Cardinal O’Connell Hall, science quarters, appeared. The gar- age became the Business Building. St. Joseph, patron of the community founded in LePuy, France, 1650, gave his name to the faculty residence, 1946. Regis Library opened its doors in 1955 and Maria Hall, dormitory, was ready the next year. Future days will see a fine arts building, student union, chapel. This view of the Lobby in Maria Hall shows the statue of Our Lady, the only one of its kind, erected as a tribute to Monsignor Hickey.

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Beauty Within Enhances Spring Designs reception room of Regis Hall has played host to many college activities throughout the years. Secretly echoing the whole history of the college is Regis Hall, located on the highest point of Katsura Drive.

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Beauty Plays a Role of Hospitality The Gold Room in College Hall bouses the portrait of St. John Francis Regis, painted by Sister M . Louisella, Head of the Regis Art Department. This reception room in Regis Hall is ideal not only for student and alumnae meet- ings but also for gatherings of the Guild mothers.