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Representatives from the vari-
ous parishes in the city check
on the return during the Fund
Raising Campaign for the new
Regis building. Seated: Miss
P. Kauffman, secretary, Mr. F.
Cobb, chairman, Mrs. E.
Schatzlein, St. James the
Greater parish, Mr. W. Shea,
St. Patrick's parish, Mr. E.
Krumenauer, Sacred Heart
parish, Mr. A. Coleman, lm-
maculate Conception parish.
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As the fall of 1952 wore into early winter, the building went on aided by milder weather than usual so that all
concrete footings and foundations were completed and the super-structure enclosed so the work continued unhin-
dered throughout the winter. The work accomplished was phenomenal. By early spring the building really looked
like a building with all the contractors working at top speed. lt looked as if it would be completed for the open-
ing of the school term in Sept. of '53 as had been promised by Mr. Peterson, the contractor. As this book is being
com iled,th f' lt h ' ' ' '
p e ma ouc es are being completed, school is in session and Mr. Panek, the efficient foreman has re-
turned to Minnesota. '
Regis High School with a past record of high achievement in the face of great obstacles, looks to a great future
in its fine new building which is beautiful and functional in every department.
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