Regis College - Mount Regis Yearbook (Weston, MA)

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i by Susan M. DeLuca Thinking about “Godspell” still gives me the chills of excitement I exper- ienced last April. For one entire semester we worked, danced, and sang, trying to give everything we had-with only one objective: to bring out the community spirit of Regis which lay dormant. The people involved in “Godspell” were absolutely super! Every one of them I adopted as part of my “Godspell” family; we adopted each other. What pulled us together was the long hours, the tension, and the deadlines, but what has kept us together is the caring we found in each other, the sharing of talents, the hysterical and the down moments, the moments which bonded our family. To all those who watched “Godspell,” 1 thank you for appreciating our time and sharing our celebration upon the altar those three nights. To all those who were involved in “Godspell,” I thank you for being you, for sharing you and for giving me pride in my family.

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Upon arriving at Regis College all of my fears and anxieties quickly faded. The orientation committee went out of their way to make each and every freshwoman feel welcome and at home. They arranged a num- ber of activities to keep us busy and to acquaint us with the school. Prob- ably the most vividly remembered event will be the freshwomen initi- ation which was, in a sense, the first activity that united the class as a whole. Over all, orientation was a very helpful and enjoyable experience that left every participant with a positive outlook on college life. by Tricia CUshan ' 88 k