Regis College - Ranger Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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3 o BECK. Niels has one of the finest records at Regis Col- lege that anyone has gathered in my time. He played varsity football in his freshman year and intra-mural foot- ball while a sophomore. He has been four times class president. Sodality prefect in his senior year and vice- president of the Student Council, he nevertheless managed to incubate the germ of a year book until we have the present mature product. Mace and Mitre chose him in his sophomore year, and he concluded his eighth semester in the Student Council upon graduation. It is estimated that if all his blue slips were laid end to end they ' d stretch from the dean ' s office to Blarney Castle and back again by way of his girl ' s house. His major is chemistry, his vocation, surgery, for which he has trained by cutting classes, and his recreation, sleep. O O CASSIDY. Jack wandered away from the fold for two years after a four-year high school residence at Regis. But habits are hard to change, and after his frosh-soph fling at St. Mary ' s, he returned to Regis. He is a member of the Mace and Mitre and of the Student Council. Notoriety is his because of an ill-behaved dog, and fame because of his Canadian North Woods solution to the problem of war. According to many he is said to be the most unromantic man seen here or hereabouts for many a moon. His favor- ite recreation is confounding his Jewish friends with his knowledge of Deuteronomy ; and his aversion is double deck sandwiches. His thesis is one of those scholarly ifs of history, and his theme song Well, why do they advertise them as double deck sandwiches? 4 29 )gH.

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)o zxtfSfi (ft o r ANGERER. Walter, scion of the house of Angerer, roundeth out in this current year a college career of much- to-be-admired scholastic triumphs. At all times in the upper fifth of his class, he has consistently maintained a high aver- age despite outside activities. The May Crowning has for three years been in his charge. He has been the pianist in the Regis Orchestra. In his junior and senior years he was Assistant Prefect of the Sodality. As a member of the Student Council he has been in charge of collections this past year, which onerous position he filled both wisely and well. Somehow I think he 11 be a teacher later on, and a good one. too, teaching mathematics with that same zeal with which he studied while hammering out his own math BAKER. His name is really John, though I dare say you all thought it was Benjamin, since he has been Benny Baker ever since he first stepped in from St. Pat ' s High School in Pueblo. No man has ever attended Regis College who more nearly epitomized the Regis boarder than this same Benny. As long as we can remember, as Benny went, so went Car- roll Hall. He has played basketball for four years at Regis and intramural football the only year that this strange hybrid was allowed on the campus. In athletics Benny was always good for at least one good drive per game. There were only about ten games of basketball in the last two years that didn ' t begin with Benny ' s two-point bucket. He is a member of the Student Council, where he severely watches everything with his accountant ' s eye. Accounting is his major, and severely watching his minor. 4 2$ h

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CHIOLERO. Fritz is an old man who really believed that two could live as cheaply as one. and made an act of faith. He is in the Student Council from the senior class, though he may also be said to represent the athletic council, since he manages the college baseball team from second base. He was secretary of the Dramatic Club in his junior year. He has majored in economics and closes his college career with the very best chances of success in whatever business he has seleted. CLOSE. Bob Close will follow his brother from Regis with a record as fine as any that this year ' s class can pro- duce. His field was chemistry, and so well did he become associated with the laboratory that next year will find the basement of the administration building strangely bare with- out the only man in the world who knows where chemical supplies are kept. He has been chief student assistant in chemistry for two years now. A charier member of the Cheni Club he has been president and vice-president of t hat organization. He was the second president of the League of the Sacred Heart, and director of the Mission Unit for four years. He is a member of the Pre-Med Club, was a dele- gale to the Student Model Conferences on both occasions of Regis ' participation, and was chairman of the Junior Prom Committee. P f .5(1 } .