Regis College - Ranger Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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£ate Afternoon and Evening Division Mr. John V. Coyne has served as director of the Late Afternoon and Evening division of Regis for two years. Under his capable direction, the night division has rapidly ex- panded both in enrollment and in the wide variety of cultural and academic subjects being offered. Mr. Coyne also heads the Business Ad- ministration department in the day school. The Late Afternoon and Evening Division of Regis College continued its almost phenomenal growth this year as an evergrowing enrollment were offered an equally ex- panding variety of classes. Proof of the night school ' s excellence came with the acceptance of Regis as a mem- ber of the Association of University Night Schools. Assistant director of the Afternoon and Evening Division is the Rev. Harold L. Stansell, S.J. This is Father ' s first year as assistant director. The feminine touch is one of the unusual features of the night school. Bill Dargan is the lone male as a group of night stu- dents listen to some after-class comments from Father Stansell.

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Robert J. Howerton B.S., M.S. nstructor in Mathmatics and Physics Francis J. Ozog B.S., Ph.D. Instructor in Chemistry Fred Van Valkenburg B.A., A.M. Instructor in History John O ' Hayre Director of Public Relations Oliver M. Olson Instructor of Physical Education and Athletic Coach Being the only Catholic men ' s college in the area, Regis recognizes its repsonsi- bility to the nation, and the region. The Administration takes justifiable pride in fostering a closeknit relationship between faculty and student. It realizes that it is much more important that the young minds entrusted to it be trained to live, rather than to merely earn a living. George Bechtolt A.M. Adrian Dorzweiler Instructor in Spanish A.B., M.A. and German Assisant Librarian Peter A. Rotar A.B., M.B.A. Instructor in Business Administration Who God doth late and early pray More of His grace than gifts to lend; And entertains the harmless day With a religious book or friend;

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£ay Office Staff Mrs. F. S. Clair is a familiar sight to the many students who visit the switchboard in search of an elusive faculty member. imdlm. Us Mrs. Alice O ' Connor, better known as Mrs. O, has ably assisted Father Mattione and Father Gib- bons for several years. The hugh amount of office work involved in running the Dean ' s office and the Registrar ' s office is capably handled by the three women pictured below. Left to right are Peggy Mur- nan, Mrs. O ' Connor, and Anita Murnan. Peggy and Anita are students in the night school.