Regis College - Ranger Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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m , The long road has only begun in the academic atmosphere into which he has ventured. He must be rounded in the social and moral aspects of his life as well. The student needs consolation and guidance to overcome the hardships placed on him in this new way of life. He is motivated to strive for this guidance by cultivating a personal re- lationship between himself and God.

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REGIS AND THE MAN - Just as Regis helps the man to grow, the man helps Regis to groiv. The process of growth from boyhood to manhood is one which entails many long and tedious hours. These include both hours of work and hours of relaxation. The process be- gins as the new student comes to know the value of knowledge and discovers new ways to attain this knowledge. It is with this realiza- tion that the boy begins the long road to manhood.

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Other facets of the student, his physical development through such activities as stcimming, basketball, handball, and football, and his social development through dances, hayrack rides, and informal gatherings are inculcated into his character. ft ' JKKOT MSflMSBli