Regis College - Mount Regis Yearbook (Weston, MA)

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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

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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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History is action and reaction, the working out and in of ideas and systems . . . moving from form to succeeding form, from one state into the next. Life has a dynamic pattern and plan . . . history. Guiding me to an understanding of this developing concept was a person with an equal amount of dynamism. Sister Alphonsine Frawley often told me that history stressed men of action and her life, patterned upon her admiration of these men, was reflected in the Regis history department whieh she headed. The department was adequate when she was appointed chairman, but Sister Alphonsine desired more for Regis and actively worked toward her goals . . . attracting new teaching talent to the faculty . . . keeping a whirlwind pace at the history conference . . . raising history at Regis to a new level of excellence. What plans Sister conceived, what interest she showed in her students, how she strove to construct a vital and stimulating department . . . one that now flourishes because of the great professional dedication she bequeathed in the name of constructive change. 22