Regis College - Ranger Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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PneU M-nt ' l MeHage Expansion has become a reality at Regis College but it is not physical expansion that determines the worth of a college or university. Only with the passing of years and the accomplishments of its graduates can an educational institution measure its successes and its failures. Buildings can add comforts and conveniences. They can provide additional facilities to enroll more students. They can increase the monetary value of a school and enrich the beauty of its campus. But for all their concrete and steel and glass they cannot add one fraction to the true value of a school. They cannot develop a thinking, articulate, re- sponsible man, cognizant of his obligations to God and his fellow men. Too many people regard graduation from a college or a university as the termination of their education. In reality, it is merely the end of one phase of what should be a lifelong process of intellectual and spiritual growth and ma- turity. It is the end of the formal phase of education. It is the beginning of another, equally important phase. In the years ahead, you must learn to use the facts, ideals, and abilities which you have acquired, and you must learn to use them wisely. We have endeavored to provide you with the tools you will need to fashion your salvation and mold yourself into a constructive, responsible citizen. We have also endeavored to instill motivation for the use of these tools. Seek you first the kingdom of God. As we watch you leave Regis we can take pride in the knowledge that the wide-spread materialism and godlessness of the world today will not find a place in your lives. May God prosper you always. President Regis College