Regis College - Mount Regis Yearbook (Weston, MA)

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CONTENTS Opening 6 Seniors 22 Academics 52 Organizations 82 Athletics 98 Student Life 114 Year In Review 130 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ASSISTANT EDITOR COPY CO-EDITORS ART EDITOR LAYOUT CO-EDITORS PHOTOGRAPHY CO-EDITORS BUSINESS EDITOR ACTIVITIES EDITOR FACULTY EDITOR SENIOR EDITOR SPORTS EDITOR rv REN M MAjELLAN VIRGINIA A COREY “AMY E DiLORENZO KATIE FITZGERALD Contents

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Parents D uring senior year, each class struggles to create a yearbook that reflects those special mo- ments and events of its life at Regis College. The Class of 1987 is no excep- tion. We want something concrete in the future that will help us remember our precious time here. However, as we attempt to give our memories form and shape, we remember who made these memories, these experiences possible. But for the support and en- couragement of you, our parents, 1987 would not be such an exception- al year for us. College was, perhaps, our first real step toward independence, where we were confronted with bewildering choices. When we were studying for an exam, frustrated because we thought we would never pass, you pa- tiently listened to our complaining. When we failed to call or come home for the weekend because we were too busy practicing for the big game, you understood that commitment. We can only hope that our eagerness and enthusiasm in sharing the A, or the win- ning goal with you compensated for your disappointment. Looking back on our four years, we realize that much of what you did for us we took for granted. When you made Regis possible, we were perhaps unaware of the extent of your sacri- fice, your giving. We, on our part, re- ceived more than an opportunity for a good education. Your unselfish love and dedication gave us the time to grow and learn from our mistakes, to find ourselves, and to prepare for pro- ductive lives. Letting us go, enabling us to become independent women, could not have been easy for you, and it certainly was frightening to us, but we succeeded and we thank you. We hope that in the future, our lives shall express the gratitude we feel now. Meanwhile, we wish to show our appreciation by dedi- cating this book to you, full of our tri- umphs, full of our l aughter, and most certainly overflowing with the love we have shared with one another and the love we share with you. I have had worse partings, but none that so Gnaws at my mind still. Perhaps it is roughly Saying what God alone could perfectly show- How selfhood begins with a walking away. And love is proved in the letting go. C. Day Lewis M. Yetz Dedication