Regis College - Mount Regis Yearbook (Weston, MA)

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. . . and then part of Regis’ beginnings too. . . The class of 1931 . . . President of Student government . . . Editor-in-chief of Regis Tower . . . Vice- President of Der Deutsche Verein . . . Tree Orator . . . 1968. . . Chairman of the English department . . . It is being a part of Regis in so many ways. Then and now, “Respected for righteousness, esteemed for scholarship, honored for kindness.” 20

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Beginnings are momentous times. You remember them. Funny. Sad. Important. Dr. Hawley was a beginning, a good beginning, an important beginning. Feel the movement of an active mind. See the concern of a devoted educator. Realize she is someone special. Who could appreciate the luck of finding London’s original “Bread Street” sign? Middle English is not Old English. There are anxious moments of great expectations . . . There are active years of actualizing hopes . . . And then there are quiet moments of reminiscence . . . It’s a special thing to be a pioneer faculty member . . . They give gifts of concern which never stop giving . . . 19

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Belonging is more than just being here. It’s when you help others to make others belong and make belonging worthwhile. It’s when you respect the past and look to the future. Dr. Hawley belongs. 21