Regis College - Mount Regis Yearbook (Weston, MA)

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Sctunxx ’ ivsA dnAJuqM 9nJb J’UjtuM Silhouetted against a brilliant hue is Cardinal O’Connell Hall. Ho)ne o scientific studies, experiments and discussions blend here into experience and lead in the pursuit of truth. Once upon a time, the Chaplain’s residence was the superintendent’s home. red brick gar- age accommodating science laboratories and a gymnasium became the present Business Build- ing. College Hall, pulse of the campus, was com- pleted in 1930; and Cardinal O’Connell Hall, science building, rose in 1938. St. Joseph Hall, housing the Sister-Faculty, w’as dedicated in 1947. A modern Library arose in 1955, followed the next year by Maria Hall, con tern j)orary-stylcd dormitory. The future visions a Student Fbiion Centre and a Fine . rts Building gracing the campus. When these are constructed, a Chapel, a Gym- nasium and another dormitory will rise skyward. f 15

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Cornilhian columns of College Hall frame a pic- turesque cross-cam pus vieu ' of Kalsura Drive and Regis Hall, cradle of the college. Remote from College H(dl and nestled at the Grotto, stands the Busi icss Huilding. Here classes in secre- tarial work and lu counting abound.

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TyiodeAnjUij R£ hct ( ampu ir, rhe main eutxn fc to Maria Hall is a second home to Regisites. This coiitem jrorary styled dormitory houses Junior and Seniirr students. hlagstone steps lead to the Library. Language, Luterature, .lit and Phil- atelr make this the cultural centre ou t ' .e Regis cam pus.