Regis College - Mount Regis Yearbook (Weston, MA)

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Cara Marcelle Damiani Mathematics Annamaria Cobuccio Biology Chemistry Marnie L. Cutrone Mathematics : J v • ' . Gail Collins Biology • v - Elizabeth K. Delaney Management Allison Ann Condit Political Science Lisa Mae DeMasi Management Amy Elizabeth DiLorenzo Sociology Communications Senior Section 29 ‘‘iij.

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Virginia A. Corey English Janice R. Cornette Management Renata Clemente French Kimberly M. Crane Management Communications Though nothing can bring back the hour— of splendour in the grass, of glory in the flower; we will grieve not, rather find strength in what remains behind; in the primal sympathy which having been must ever be; in the soothing that ' s that spring out of human suffering ... William Wordsworth Ode: Intimations of Immortality 28 Senior Section

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REMEMBER . . . WE LOVE YOU REMEMBER WHEN you realized my life had just begun? Your joy, excitement and anxiety were shared with everyone. DID I EVER THANK YOU FOR THE GIFT OF LIFE? REMEMBER WHEN you tried to get me to talk to you? And now that ' s all I seem to do. DID I EVER THANK YOU FOR ALL THE TIMES YOU ' VE LISTENED? REMEMBER THAT first bike I tried to ride? Every time I fell you were right by my side. DID I EVER THANK YOU FOR PICKING ME UP WHEN I FELL? REMEMBER MY first day of school when leaving you was so hard to do: Somehow you both saw me through DID I EVER THANK YOU FOR SENDING ME ON MY WAY? REMEMBER THOSE difficult years when I wanted to be left alone? Although it caused you so much pain, you let your love be shown. DID I EVER THANK YOU FOR HELPING ME TO GROW? REMEMBER WHEN your little girl made her first debut? Marianne DiLeo Psychology Maura J. Fahey Joyce R. Farragher Lisa Fiste English Education Psychology Elementary Ed. Management Math Knowing she was growing up must have been hard on you. DID I EVER THANK YOU FOR SHINING A LIGHT ON ME? REMEMBER THAT difficult college decision that was so hard to make? Your endless support and sacrifices were done all for my sake. DID I EVER THANK YOU FOR GIVING ME THE WINGS TO FLY? REMEMBER THE scared voice on the phone so lonely and unsure? Your kind and gentle words were certainly the cure. DID I EVER THANK YOU FOR TEACHING ME TO HOLD MY HEAD UP HIGH? REMEMBER WHEN I wanted Graduation Day to be here? I ' m moving forward on my own but yet I need you near. DID I EVER TELL YOU I LOVE YOU? To all parents everywhere. Wherever you may be. This was written to you. In truth and sincerity. A song inspired us to write these words of love. It talked about forever and made us think of you. So while we ' ve got the chance. We ' d like to let you know that: EVEN WHEN FOREVER IS THROUGH, WE WON ' T BE OVER YOU . . . Cheryl Foley Deborah M. Pellegrino