Regis College - Mount Regis Yearbook (Weston, MA)

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Jh Coving Memory . . . In December of 1982, the Regis community experienced a tremendous tragedy - the death of Patricia Strahan. Patty touched each person she knew in a very unique and special way. Tennyson wrote in “Ulyssess,” “I am a part of all that I have met.” This statement is true of all of us, but it is particularly true of Patty. She became a part of all of us through her life and her death. Patty touched us. And we touched her. Patty will not be forgotten. A touch cannot be forgotten. Neither will she forget those who touched her life. She took with her the part of us that became a part of her. May God be with you, Patty, and may each of us always remember the part of us that is you. Happy is she who by love’s sweet song Is cheered today as she goes along. Happier is she who believes that tomorrow Will ease all pain and take away all sorrow. Happiest she who on earthly sod Has faith in herself, her friends, and God. 4

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CLASS OF 1985 Artwork Endsheet by Pamela M. DiMarzio Page 1-Roadway by Madeline C. Dean TABLE OF CONTENTS I. Opening Section 3 II. Reflections 11 III. Faculty Administration Staff 25 IV. Senior Class 43 V. Clubs 79 VI. Sports 93 VII. Time In Review 111 VIII. Advertisements 139 Editor-in - chief Mary E. Cashell Layout Co-Editors Suzanne Cooke Carolyn Love and Photography Editor Pamela DiMarzio Copy Editor Linda Pendergast Business Editor Connie Mclnnis Art Co-Editors Susan Lombard Jamie Sheerin and Faculty Editor Katherine McLellan Senior Co-Editors Audrey Covelle Tracy Green and Activities Co-Editors Deb Mattuchio Patricia Croke and Special thanks to Sister Kathleen McCluskey, Year- book Advisor and John Neister, Josten’s Representative.

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We, the class of 1985 dedicate our year- book to those who have inspired us: Family, Faculty and Friends. To our parents, who did more than watch us struggle. They struggled with us, en- couraged us, and were always there. To our professors, who have not only bes- towed upon us a gift of knowledge but also prepared us mentally and physically to meet all that comes our way. To our friends, of whom there have been many, who have shared anticipation, laughter, a tear or two, and a dream. During our past four years at Regis each of us has begun to lay her stepping stones for the future, and it was done with all of your guidance and warmth. When we look back upon these years we will remember each of the treasures that you have given to us, the class of 1985.