Regis College - Ranger Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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Robert Q. Madonna, Acting Director of Development ; William R. Matt, Director of Alumni Rela- tions; Miss Dolores A. Paxton, College Relations. Philip E. Gauthier, Director of Public Information Andrew J. Martelon Director of College Relations College Relations The job of the Public Relations department is to sell the image of Regis College and their job is our con- cern. While students, faculty, and administration may not cherish this same concern, the task of unifying stu- dents, faculty, and alumni in terms of creating a dy- namically viable image of Regis in the community remains formidable. It must be noted, for purposes of public information, that students, who just may have something to do with making an image by their behavior in public places, in relationships with those outside the Regis community, and in the self-concepts they display, are not under the control of this office. Animals can destroy quicker than a department can build. Students have made an image and are selling it every weekend even though they sel- dom make the Regis Roll Call. Mrs. Lucile Bridge, Alumni Office Secretary; Mrs. Carey Meyer, Public Information Secretary; Mrs. Helen Howard, Ad- dressograpk Records. 16

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Jn MeMoriam Rev. Thomas R» Stokes, S.J. Died: February 7, 1969 ' Now cracks a noble heart. Good night, sweet Prince, And flights of angels sing thee to thy rest! - — Shakespeare (Hamlet V. II) i-j

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Raymond G. Regner, Business Manager Eugene A. Donohoue Director of Business and Finance Business Office . . . those of us in financial administration at Regis are using means to reduce costs and allocate funds to priority needs which have proved successful in the business world, such as program budgeting, centralized purchasing, and cash flow forecasting . . . Finances need not stifle the planning of programs to attain academic excellence for the benefit of many. Eugene Donohoue, Development Program President ' s Report 1967. Some quickly point out that many of the programs they envision yet remain in the planning stage. Unfortunately, we have to establish priorities in de- termining the outflow of funds. Eugene Donohoue, 1968 Leadership Conference. Secretaries: Mrs. Martha Davis, Financial Aid; Miss Jane Schramm; Mrs. Trudy Basko, Cashier; Mrs. Norma Arnon, Clerk Typist ; Mrs. Jeanne Miall, Bookkeeper. 17