Regis College - Ranger Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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REV. HAROLD L. STANSELL, S.J, M.A., Ph.D. Page 16

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EDITOR James O ' Connor MANAGING EDITOR Terry Welsh COPY EDITOR Regis Mallotj PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Mike Klein BUSINESS MANAGER Tom Tracy 1959 GER )lorado - VOLUME 47 Page 15

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dedication priest, historian, moulder of men The seats of higher learning throughout the world have traditionally been the institutions entrusted with the task of rounding out and advancing toward com- pletion the unfinished man. Colleges and universities are best equipped to work on and with the whole man, soul and body. Herein are taken the raw materials of the embryonic citizen, scholar, and worker to be fashioned into the mature individual ready to take his proper place in society and to assist that society in pro- gressing according to the dictates of right reason. Here- in can the body be trained to assist the healthy and vigorous man. Herein can the soul be directed to the proper and fruitful use of its faculties: right reason and judgment by the intellect and ethical action by the will. Fundamental to the success of any college or uni- versity in attaining its goal of providing society with well developed members is the quality of its faculty. An institution ' s degree of achievement stands or falls on the ability of its faculty members to train the unfinished man, to mould him to that degree of perfection toward which the institution reasonably strives. It is with pride in his remarkable abilities and a deep sense of gratitude for his availability that your edi- tor and staff submit this work to a man who exemplifies the best qualities of a good teacher, the Rev. Harold L. Stansell, S.J., M.A., Ph.D., Associate Professor of His- tory, and head of the Department of Social Sciences. Father Stansell ' s knowledge of history, with particular emphasis on the French Revolution and the Protestant Revolt, is well known by any student who has been privileged to hear his lectures. His interest in and knowledge of current political problems is proverbial. Of greater importance to the student, however, is his uncanny ability to make all areas of history come alive, to impress themselves on the seeker ' s mind. To this priest, historian, moulder of men, we humbly dedicate this 1959 RANGER. Page 17