Saint John Francis Regis High School - Regis Yearbook (Denver, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1949 volume:

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May his example be esteemed and imitated now and in the future by the Seniors, and by the Regis ol' To- l'fl0l'Y'0W. We are attempting to show that Regis of Tomorrow with the modernistic buildings on the index pages. There is no doubt that it can't help but be a tremendous success. When- ever such manifestations of support, of zeal, and of arder are shown by such an affable priest at Father Gage, no one can resist so powerful a temptation of falling in line and following a great leader like Father Gage and attain his goal. To all those that know him personally and in spirit, Father Gage is definitely an ideal. We are all looking forward to his return. rw Ulu. President of Regis College and High School VERY REV. RAPHAEL C. MQCARTHY, S. Il REVEREND PAUL F. DISTLER, S. J. Principal HEVEREND JOSEPH M. SHEEHY, SJ Pu-lr. f .nf lim nplmrg In-hrrmn ,'1l.m'5r.ng lumm Xfvrnhg Innnu Rrlq-1.-n, lllrulur uf 'ffhlvla-1 gn-Ahlg. 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Individuals and nations are disturbed about the present and anxious for the future. They are asking themselves Can our problems be solved in such a way that we can have lasting peace and security? The answer to that question is yes, but the methods employed must be adequate. The real struggle in the world today is not between forms of government, between dictatorship and democracy. The conflict is much more fundamentalg it is between religion and godlessness, between paganism and Christianity. The only force that can save the world from communism is the love of God. There can be no abiding peace unless Christ is brought back into His world. In restoring Him to His people men who have had the benefits of a Catholic education must play a leading part. Among them must be Regis graduates. You have learned Christian principles but the intellectual acceptance of them is not enough, you must live by those principles and bring them to the knowledge and the respect of others. You will do that by living always as Catholic gentlemen no matter what particular forms your individual careers may take. Be true to that vocation. Be happy to be known as Cath- olics. Be proud to be considered different from those who have not had your training. As the Regis Faculty bids you farewell it wishes you every worthy success. Real success in life consists in saving one's own soul and in helping others to save theirs. You will ac- complish both these ends if you remain true to the ideals and principles which you have learned in your Catholic homes and here at Regis. May God give you the character and the vision to live always by that high ambition. rwlaef W . fffrwrnfbly, BARRETT, JAMES ENGLISH DIPLOMA Sodnllty l. 2. 33 N.F.l.. 2. 3 4: Orrlu-sun I: Bowling 3. 4, lln'l:r'tl1:-ill: lntl:InIIIInl I, 2, 3 4 ALBI, JOSEPH R. SCIENTIFIC DIPLOIVIA Second Honors 1, 23 Sodality l. 2. 3, 43 Secretary 23 Vice President 33 N.F.L. Z, 3, 43 Raider News 23 Student Council 2, 33 Vice President 33 Football: Varsity 3, 43 Basketball: Intra- mural l, 2, 3, 43 Basel-Iall: ln- rramural l, 23 Golf 4. ASBORNO, JOHN M. SCIENTIFIC DIPLOMA Second Honors I, Z, 3. 43 So' dalily I, 2, 3, 43 N,F.l,. l. 1, 3, 43 'lnn-asurvr 43 Raider News l. 1, 33 Raider 3. 45 liinwllng 4. BATES, JAMES GENERAL DIPLOMA Raider News 2. 33 Science Club 4. BARRETT, FRANCIS E. SCIENTIFIC DIPl.OMA First Honors l. l, 3, 41 So- dality l. Z3 N,F.l.. l, 2. 3, Raider News 33 Bowling 3, 4. BERBERICK, JOSEPH R. BLASKI. MARVIN C. SCIENTIFIC DlPI.OlN'lA Sodality l, 2. 3, 43 N.F.l.. l3 Cla-'s Hmors 33 Firrt Honor l. Raider News 3, 43 Raider 3, 43 l. 3. 4: Sodalitv l, 2, 3 4. R Clulw 3, 43 Football: Varsity Rflldfl' NEWS 32 I-IINJYY Clll' 3: 1. 3, 43 Sl-mm-rgfkc lg Bn--1-bfly Hubby Culv lr lg llaclzo Cilw Slmmroclcs. I: Fnmlwall All Pa- 41 li-'wilful 4: TIFGSIIYH 4. milual l. BELMONTE, FRANCIS SCIENTIFIC DIPLOMA First Honors l, 2, 3. 43 Sodal ny I, 2, 3. 4, N.F.l.. I. 2, I 43 Raider News 3, 43 Editor in'Cl1ief 43 Literary Club 3 Orchestra Z3 Student Council 3 43 Bowling 43 lhsltetlmll: lmra mural 3, 4. BROWN, GEORGE H. c:l.Ass1cAL 1J1m.oM,x Ifxrsr Honors 2, 3, 45 Second Honors I: Smlality I, 2, 3, 45 N.If.I.. l. 1, 3, 4, Secretary lg ,l.C.l,. 3, -Ig Raider News I, 23 XVIII.-r's Club I, 23 Journalism Club l, lg Literary Club 3, 4: Hubby Club I, 1, 3. 45 Presi- nleut 2, 3, Srudont Council 3, 4, Nlusxf Appxeclatlon 3. 4: Inter- sfhnlasrn' Stut.lt-nt Counul 4. BUIQNS, ROBERT N.Ar.1 I'nu, Nvw lffvxlfu IQNGLISH DIPLOIVIA ll Club 3, 45 Bnskvtball: Vansm' 3. -Ig All Stare Second 'lxmuuu 3, Sficlwt' Club 4. CARLIN, LEONARD V. IiNliI.ISH DIPLOMA Second Honors I, lg Sndalxty I, 1, 3, -Ig Vice President lg N.F,I., I, 1, 3, 43 President -I: Vin- Ijresldetxt 3: Raider News 2, 3, 43 Rainier 43 l.m-tary Club 4, Student Council 3, 4: Svcrc- mry 43 lilncunon Contest 1: Oratorical Contest 33 Football: Shzunrorks lg l3owInng 3. CLASSICAL DII-'LOMA 4: Llovers lg Sltannucks I Barkvtballz Varutv 3 45 ffluv --rs 2: Slmnmcks I CRONIN, DANIEL J. Second Honors l. 1. 3g Il Club 3, 45 Football: Varsity 3. BRAKHAGE, DONALD Boulder, Culumtlu ENGLISH DIPLOMA Sodallty I, 2, 3, 4, Hobby H95 Club l, 1, 31 Football: Sham- rocks lg Basketball: Shaxnroclcs lc 3: .Aga 45, I.3.1skerball: Intramural l, Z. Scxcnct- Club 4. I' 'S' s 3 v CARMODY, ROBERT C ENGLISH DIPLOMA R Club 3, 4, Football: Var- sity 4, I3aeI:c!baIl: Varsity 3, 41 Bascball: Varsity 3, 4. CLARK, MICHAEL T. ENGLISH DIPLOIVIA Sodallty Ig Hcxbby Club I, lg Basketball: Intramural l, Z. 3. 4, Baseball: Intramural I, 1. 3, 4. COLOROSOANILLIAM P. ENGLISH DIPLOMA Smlnlily lg Football: Varsity 3 2 DILLON, RAYMOND B. SCIENTIFIC DIPLOIVIA Sodality I. 2, 3. 45 Secretary 35 Treasurer Z: N.F,I.. I. Z: Raider News 3, 45 Sports Editor 3, 45 Raider 45 Sports Editor 45 Quill 542 Scroll 4: R Club 3, 45 Student Council 35 Football: Varsity 3, 4: Clovers 15 Basket- ball: Varsitv 3. 45 Clovt-rs 25 Intramural I5 Bas:-ball: Clovers 25 Intramural I. DALLA, LOUIS J. CLASSICAL DIPLOMA Sodality 25 Basketball: Intraa mural 2, 3, 45 Baseball: Intra- mural Z, 3, 4. DE BRUNO, ROGER F. ENGLISH Dl PLOMA Second Honors I, Z, 3, 45 So- dality I, 25 Raider News 3, 45 Raider 3, 45 R Club 2, 3, 45 Student Council Z, 35 Football: Varsity 2. 3, 45 Clovers I5 Basketball: Shamrocks I5 Base- ball: 2, 3, 45 Slianirorks I. DOLAN LEO P. Rawlins, Wytrming SCIENTIFIC DIPLOMA Second Honors 35 Raider News 3, 45 Orchestra 35 Spanish Club 3, 45 President 35 Vice President 45 Basketball: Varsity 45 Skiing 35 Tennis 3. 45 Intramural Bas- ketball 3. DECKER, EARLE L. ENGLISH DIPLOMA First Honors 15 Second Honors 2, 3, 45 Sodality I, 25 Vice President 25 N.F.l.. I, 25 R Club 3, 45 Student Council I, 25 Football: Varsity 45 Clovers 25 Basketball: Varsity 3, 45 Clovers Z5 Skiing I5 Intramural I, 2. EARLEY, THOMAS K. ELLIS, LAWRENCE C. CLASSICAL DIPLOMA SCIENTIFIC DIPLOMA Second Honors I, Z, 3, 45 S04 Sodality I, 25 N.F,I,. I, 1, 3, dality I. 2, 3, 4: N.F.L. 2, 5. 45 Bowling 3. 4. 45 Raider News I, Z, 35 R Club 45 Student Council 35 Football: Varsity 3. 45 Sham- rocks l5 Basketball: Clovers Z5 Shamrocks I: Intramural l. Z. 3, 45 Baseball: Shamrocks I5 Intramural l, 2, 3, 4. arg DOUGLAS, ROBERT B ENGLISH DIPLOMA Second Honors 35 Sodality 45 R Club 45 President 45 Stu- dent Council 45 President 45 Si- ence Club 45 President 45 Font- ball: Varsity 3, 45 Captain 45 All Parochial I947a4II, KI HARDIGAN, WILLIAM D. I..im1mr, l4'ymnrng SCIENTIFIC Dll-'I.OlVlA First Honors 1, 3, 45 Sodality Z, 3, 4: Raider News 3, 4: Raider 4: liditnrfinfChief 4: lair- exary Club 3. 4, Basketball: Intramural 4: Science Club 4: N.Ii.I.. 2. 4: Student Council 4. GOLDEN, MICHAEL L. ENGLISH DIPLONIA Basketball: Shamrocks lg Hase- ball: Clovers 4: Skiing 3. S' HOFFMAN. EDWIN F. l'.l.lfhA'I', North D.iltuI.i ENGLISH DIPLOIVIA Ilnski-rhallz Intramural 3, HOVORKA. GEORGE A. SCIENTIFIC DIPLOIVIA GOODIER, JOHN T. l4 :lrl Hone, Culumdn ENGLISH DIPLOMA Sodality l. 2, 3, 43 Hobby Club l. 2, Treasurer 2: R Club 4 Football: Varsity 4: Clovers 3 Baseball: Shamrocks lg Intra mural 2, 35 Basketball: lntra mural 2. 3. HANIFEN, RICHARD CLASSICAL DIPLOMA Second Honors lg Sodaltty I 1, 3, 43 Secretary 4: N,F.I.. 2 3. 4: Skiing .Ig Basketball: In tramural I, I, 3, 4. sity 2, 3. I., . w A HARRINGTON, JOHN I' CLASSICAL Dll-'I.OlVlA Second Honors lg Sodallty lg R Club 3. 4: Football: Var- 4: Shamiocks I: Basketball: Clovers 2: Shanlroclts I: Baseball: Shzimrocks Ig Bas- ketball: Intramural 3. 4. Sndality' 1, 3, 4: Vice President -I3 N.F.l.. 1, 3, 4: Raider News 3, 4: Student Council 4: Sci- ence Club 4, Treasurer 4: Foot' lmll: Clovers 3: Bowling 4: llasketball: lntramuial 3, -I: llasvlmll: Intramural 3, IHRER, FRED C. CLASSICAL DIPLOMA Second Honors l, lg Sodality l. 2, 3, 4, N.F.I.. 2, 3, 4: Raider News 3, 4: l.xterarv Club 4: Hobby Club I, 2, Orchestra Z, Music Appreciation Club 4, I3a:'ke!ball: Intramural I, 1. 3. 4: Baseball: Intramural I. 2. 3, 4. MARTINELLI, JOE ENGLISH l7lPl,0MA ust Houma I: R Club lg Ftuvtlvrlllz Narwttv I. 4: ll-ns L1-tlvnlli lntmlnuml I. 4, KUNTZ, GILBERT E. Ulu, Culumilo ENGLISH DIPLOMA Second Honors 3, 45 R Club 1, 43 Science Club 4, Haskel- ball: Varsity 3, 45 Intramural 3, 45 llaaeballz Intramural 3. 4. MORRISSEY, MIKE SCIENTIFIC DIPLOMA First Honors l, 4, Sr-cond Hun' ms 2, N.F,l.. 1, Z, 3, 4, Aa' aiwrnnt Sn-ur-tau Z, Raider New:- li Hnlwby' Club l, lg R Club 4: Sciciirn- Club 4, lilnrutmn Cmitvst l, 1: Oiatorical Contest Ig Football: Varsity 4, Howl- ing 43 llnslu-tbnllz lnrramural 4. KELLER, JOHN ENGLISH DIPLOMA Sndality lg Tennis Z. MCDONALD JOE SCIENTIFIC DIPLOMA Sodalitv l, 2, N.F.I.. l, 2, 3, 4' Raider News 3 4' R Club 3, 4, Football. Varsity 3, 4, MARTINEZ, A. LORENZO SCIENTIFIC DIPLOMA First Honors lg Sodality I. 2, 5: N.F.l,. 33 Hobby Club l.1. 31 Science Club 4. Shamroclcs Ig Basketball: Sham- rocks lg Intramural 35 Baseball: Varsity 2, 3, 4: Shamrorks I, O KEEFE, DAVID CIASSICAI. DIPLOIVIA Fir:t Hnnms l, 2, I, 4: Clan Honors 3g Sodalrty I, 2. 3. 4: N, F, l., 3, 41 Raider News 3, lrlterary Club 3, 4, Hol-bv Club l. Z1 President 2, Stutlvnt Court' ml 33 Skiing l, 3. MASSMAN, DICK ENGLISH DI PLOMA Raider News 41 Raider 4: R' Club 4, Science Club 4, Foot ball: Varsity 4: Basketball: Var sity 4g Bam-hall: Varsity 4. PERITO, JOHN CI .ASSI CAI, DI PLOMA First Honors I, 2, 3, Sodality I, 2, 3, -Ig President I, Z, 33 Raider Newa 33 Lirerary Club 3, 4: Studenr Council I, Z, 33 Music Appreciation Club 3, 4. PERSICHITTE, ROBERT IiNGl.lSH DIPLOIVIA Sodalily I, 2, 3g R Club 3, -Ig Football: Vanity .I, 3, -Ig iflnvers I. PETERSOIXI, JAMES SClIiN'l'IFlC DIPLOMA Second Hnnnrs 3, Hobby Club Ig R Club 43 Football: Var- xily 3, -13 I3.nI:elbalI: Slianirocks Ig Skin ng J, 3 PIMPLE, RAYMOND A. Iileniinx, Culunnln I.A'I'IN-MODERN LANGUAGE Ifmt Honors 3, -Ig Second Hon- nrs I, 1' Sodulit , I , y 1 z A, 4, Raider News 3, 4: Raider -Ig Hubby Club 1, 31 Sriemw- Cul Il: In- n.nnnr.iI lg I34ir.eIxaII: Inuamurnl 4, 'IH-nnis I. 1: I3a:,kerbn Ig fmII 4. , u PM G I L- ag V PRIBYL, RICHARD CLASSICAL DIPLOMA Second Honors I, lg Sndality l, 2, 3, 4, N.F.I.. I, lg Raider Newm l, Z, Raider lg Hobby Club I, 1: Tennis Ig IInwIin- 4, Iiaskerhallz Intramural 3, II -Ig IIUQDETJ, DONALD J Oakley K.mi.n ENGLISH DII'I.ONIA Club I, .Ig R Club 43 Gull 'Ig I'Iiumgi:ipliy AI, Ijgl-Izelballz 1 Varmiry IVI,ui.iger -I1 Skiing l, -5 I Bowling -Ig lin uh ill: Inna mural I, 2, 35 Ilaaeballz Inuzi nun.iI I, ,', 3, fiilellu- f'IllIx 'I Sndality I, J 3, -Ig Hubby Baseball: Intramural 3, 4. REICHERT, THOMAS CLASSICAI. DIPLOIVIA Sodalizy I, Z, 3, 43 Pri-xiderir 45 N.F.I., I, 2, 3, -Ig Raider Newr. 2, 3. 4: I.irerary Club -Ig R Club 1, 3, 4, Fuotlullz Varfirv 3, -Ig Baseball: Vnruls 1. 3. 4, REINHARDT, JAMES ENGLISH DIPLOIVIA Sodality I, 4: N.F.L. 2, I, R Club -I, Foorbaill: Sham rocks lg Baakexballz Varsity -I Intramurals l, Z, 3: Ikieaelmllz Clovers I, Inlralnural I, F SCHNEIDER, KEN SCIENTIFIC DIPLOMA Sodalny I. lg N.F.I.. 1. 3: Iilorntmn Contest I. Z1 Foot- ball: Shamroflrs lg Clovers 2, 35 Ilasltctball: Sbamrorlts I: Clov- ws 1, I: Intvamural 3: Ilnwlmpz 4 5 RYAN, JAMES CLASSICAL DIPLOIVIA Sfond Honors I, 2. 3. 41 S0- dality l. 43 R Club 3, 43 Treasurer 45 Football: Varsity 2, 3. 4g Shamroclts lg Basltrt- ball:Shamroclcs lg Intramuzal l. 1, 3, 4g Baseball: Varsity 2. 3. 45 Shamrorlts lg Intramural I, 2. 3, 4. TASSET, JOHN H. Dutlgt' City. Klrnmv SCIENTIFIC DIPLOMA S4-fond Honors lg Hobby Club l. 2. 3. 4: gluing 25 Howling 4. ROLEY, WILLIAM Rye, Culumdu ENGLISH DIPLOMA Second Honors I, 23 Sodality I, 2, 3, 45 N.F.L. Ig Raider News 3, 45 Basketball: Sham- roclts Ig Intramural I. 2, 3, 4g Baseball: Slaamroclts I: Skiing 1, 3, 4. SLOAN, TERRENCE CLASSICAL DIPLOMA Sodality I. Z, 3, 45 Raider News 3. 45 Raider 3. 4g R Club 43 Football: Clovers 25 Garsity 3, 4g Basketball: Var- sity 43 Clovers 3g Shamrnclts 2. SARNO, ANTHONY SCIENTIFIC DI PLOMA Sodality l. 1. 3. 4: Secretary I, Z. 3, N,F.I.. I. 2. 3. 4. Vice President 4: Raider News 3: Orchestra Z, 35 Student Council 4: Football: Varsity 33 Shamroclcs 35 Basketball: Clov- ers lg Shamroclts lg Intramural I. 2, 3. 4. TONER. PAUL ENGLISH DIPLOMA Soda'itv I. 1. 3g Football: Shamroclts lg Basketball: Clov- ers 3: Shamroclts lg Intramural I, 1, 3. 43 Baseball: Shamrorlts l, Intramural l. 1. SMITH, RODNEY SCIENTIFIC DIPLOMA Second Honors I. Z5 N.F.L. I Football: Clovers 3: I'3n:kr-rl-fall Intramural 1, 3: Baseball: Inira mural l, 1, 33 Ilowllng 4. coLL1Ns, ROGER W. KELLY, 1osEPH ENGLISH DIPLOMA V isNcai.isH DIPi.oMA Second Honors l. Z, Raider News 4: Football: Clovers I. Senior Student Council Seated: Carlin, L.g Brown, G Standing: Hardigan, W.: Havorka, G. The Sodality Student Council, holding its weekly meetings at 8:30 on Friday, took up the greater part of its time discussing and explaining various school regulations. Several school dances were sponsored and promoted by the council and plans were made to conduct a mid-year assembly in the gymnasium. Due to extended cold weather, however, the assembly was postponed until March 8. A suggestion box was conveniently placed for the use of the studentsg each Friday a council committee met with the reverend Father Principal to discuss suggestions and student problems. In February a telegram was composed and sent to President Truman urging him to protest formally to the Security Council of the United Nations the sentence of the Hungarian courts against Cardinal Mindzentyg and at Christmas this year a collection of toys and clothing was conducted for the aid of the Indian Mission in South Dakota. Finally, during May, the council took up a collection to defray expenses for flowers for the Blessed Virgin's Altar in the new student Chapel. Not forgetting their moderator of last year, Fr. Aloysius Gage, who has this year followed their activities from a sick bed in St. Joseph's Hospital, the council at Christmas and at Easter forwarded to him a spiritual bouquet gathered from the entire student body. Much of the activity in the Student Council was unseen and unheard but their accomplishments speak for themselves. r Senior Sodaliry Sealed: Ihrer, F.g Hanifen, Hg Havorka, G.p Brown, C Stllllllillgl McDonald, J.1 lieieliert, 'I'.g Fr. A. lil-ivluis, S..l x Alhi, J.Q 1xl'I'it0, J. Even though small, the senior sodality was a select and active group, holding its meetings at eleven o'cloek on Thursdays and most of the time was devoted to discussions of sodality rules and on racial prejudice, laborwmanage- ment relations on secularism and on the recent Apostolic Constitu- tion ol' Pope Pius XI on the Sodal- ity of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Among' its activities was the for- 'lI...l.i,i1.o IIIGV. A. M RIECKUS, S..l, mation of the 5-clubs to further devotion to Our Lady of Fatima. Promotion of membership in the Knights of the Blessed Sacrament was taken up, as were weekly visits to the sick at Mercy Hospital and to the aged at J. K. Mullen Home. At the close of retreat in Decem- ber, letters and leaflets were sent to the parents of Regis students inviting them to consecrate their famifies to the Sacred Heart. 50446 I r ln-Clan.. in -5 .if f:: 5: -'jmgfm , I' I . f :S Q ff Q kia 'K W1 3. V I 3 J . v wa , 2 W , h ' A 5 x 5 5 I Eg W , X 364 W if fm , 5 Q ' 2 I T' - .g.- ni., 2 5, Q . V .. . 'Z X I N 1 kif, in L' unior Class B Ifirsi Row: Bon-kor, J.: Thompson, J.: Vollmor, W.: Roichort, G.: Floyd, P. Sm-voml Row: Cordos, D.: Shnonson, L.: Num-S, J.: Errnmouspv, J.: Kohzlnowski, 1. Third Raw: Foppv, D.: Mc-Fadda-n, C.: Gravbing, R.: Coftvllo, D.: Haggvrtv, G. lfourth Row: Kottvnstvttv, F.: Kvllnghvr, VV.: Pinvlli. L.Z SUHV0, H-I COIWIHW, V. h unior Sodaliry lfirsl Row: 1 rawh-y, D.: Vollmvr, W.: Brown, C.: Thompson, J.. 1VI.l10I'lR', T.: INf,lI'l'l72l, Gy ll:-on SUPCIIIII Row: H?lI'l1l0I1, K.: Javqllvs, J.: Grave. J.: Errfxmouspv, J. D.I NlxI'll1i'5', ll.: 1C.w.'11n.m lc, Third Row: Barone, F.: P1n'c'vll, L.: May, T.: Lutz. G.: Graehing, li.: Corilv , ll, Fourth Row: Erg1jv1', J.: Horst. D.: Llmpvrt, J.: MCNight. D.: Eixrf h, W lfifih ROW: lii1'l'h1'I't,G.f Millvr, T.: Walsh. P.: Bonomo M.: fl nxl-Tn, CT.: Cflllnlggllmg .-X Sixth Row: O'Hz1ra, J.: Fnrlev, M.: Kollhghor, W.: Vvilhanw, IE Sn-vvnlh Ron: Luhvy: T.: Bohtv, S.: Sm-nvo, ll.: K1-Llvy, J, unior Class C First Row: Bible, J.: Scheer, P.: Frawley, D.: Bm-hlvr, J.: Hvnrich, P.: Hedoman, H. Sn-com! Row: Furstvnbcrg, F.: Henry, P.: Jacquvs, J.: Murphy, J Glvason, L.: Vifquain, V. lhiral Huw: Ruulzon, G.: BI'llI1fIOI', W.: Dolan, J.: Mayor, H.: Sl'h4'l'l IJ kv! f -Din- 'FQ' 31- .QQ nm, V my: 'V 'Uv Q 1 J 'Wu asia ,Di L3 1 + 1 V M M, --.nv X X 'fhfay 7 fe 1' 'sy Soplwlnorc Class A Ifirst Row: Atlor, C.: Mahon:-y, R4 Gm-tz, I,.g C ollins, Lg O'By1'm-, lt, S1-vuml Rim: W1-nu-, G.g Re-idy, M.g Minhomiu, J.g Vlmlglu-sy, li Dvll, F15 CEll'I'2lhQI', J 'I'hir1l Row: C'rul'l, L.3 K1-inhurdt, Ii.: Finnigan, D.g Kmwlmnn, M Gray, G.g Bviric-h, R. Ifnurth Row: Bow:-11, J.: Unrvin, Pg Dvlinv, H.1 Cfmstvlln, ILL K1-nm-dy, L.: Javquvs, J. lfiflh Ram: Sc-hmitt, R5 Kompkcr, W.: H1-ism-I, IJ.g Wah rs, .l., Sr1ivvly,J.3 Smith, Hg K1-lly, li. Ahsvnt: Smith, Hg Km-lly, R. SoIwl1o111o1'c Srudcnr Council I:fl4', .lg K4-nnvcly, I..3 D4-lim-, lI,g G14-mama, Ii Sophomore Class B First Row: Atkinson, J., Hannigan, P., Teague, G., Ryan, J., Bottone, 'l N4-4-mul Row: Gleason, K., Boggs, D., Haggerty, N., Seifried, L., Burns, C 'I'hir4l Row: Wilkins, R., Rehmer, J., Schiola, F., Becker, G., Braun, li Ifourtli Row: Coates, T., Norris, G., Kottenstette, T., Nuezel, J. lfiflll Row: Ford, P., Kolb, J., Molloy, D. .Uma-lil: Cain, E., Clarke, W., Miles, M., Miles, li., Lawless, IJ Sophomore Sodaliry I-'irsl Row: Smith, R., Atler, C., Rae, J., Bottone, T., Atkinson, J., McCarthy, G. r4:'r-mul llriw: Gleason, K.: Ryan, J., Reinhardt, R., Gallegos, D., Dell, I 'I hird lIu.v: Unrein, P., Bowen, J., Haggerty, N., Cloughesy, li., Jacques, G., Lawless, D. ieuurih Rnwg Kottenstette, T., Deline, H., Braun, R., Burns, G., Minhondo, J. l il'1h Row: Waters, J., Heisel, D., Kennedy, L., Kenehzin, M., Snively, J., Post:-llii, li 49- .::f BU UC -wgfu Sophomore Class C First Row: Bwarhitv, H., Pvtralia, L., Tomvo, M.3 Gallvgos, D., McCarthy, G. Sn-1-olu' Row: Barbivr, A.g Chambvrs, W.: Longo, D.: May, VV., Morzln 'l'hil'4l Row: Rav, J., Croighton, J.: Trionv, J.: Gxxly, J., Millvr, lf., O'Donm-ll, M. ! nurlh Row: Mosley, H., Koning, J.: Roberts, P., Gzlrin, .I 3 Hahn. P.: Tvnglvr, J. -Xhsu-ni: Simpson, .I -on-V in 'D 6. 'Q' RS va Frcshmrm Class A Fire-at Row QL:-ft to rightb: Wyors, S.: Taller, P.: Kennvbvck, J.: Jamos, F.: Graco, J.: Barone, M. Sa-4-mul Row: Sonnvn, C.: Haley, M.: Shannon. R.: Bolmontv, V.: Conway, K. 'l'hir1l Row: Bryson, D.: Mathis, J.: Vvltriv, J.: Dvikv, T-I Lutz, R.: Jonas, B. Last Row: Dunn, P.: Little, D.: Murray, P.: Rvardon, R.: Villnnn, M Graobvr, E.: McCabe, J. Aim-nt: Sm-hafbm-h, R.: Amvs, J.: Fnrwll, W, Frcshmcn Srudcnr Council lhyaliwlc, K.: llusvio, D.: Villunn, M. ' Frcshman Class B First Row fl.:-ft to righij: Chzisv, J.: Dinvs, B.: Milvs, J.: Folvy, K.: Nielson, D.: Dulivrty, Iv. Rim Two: S1-tllv: J.: Sc-lil-ri-r, M.: Avila, H.: Mansfivld, T.: Garin, T.: Rm-liv. G, Ram Thrvi-: Rossi, D.: Bleshoar, J.: O'Ni-il. R.: Li-bliart, J.: Suyi-rs. VV.: Mm'Di'i-mutt: W.: Villzmu: .I. Row lfuurz Sm-vi-rino, M.: Slvars, J.: Wilkvns, A.: Ibuld, G.: P4'1'l'1-llzi, V.: I-Imximrms, B. Row lfivv fl.zlwt Rowl: Kiiitzvli-, L.: Prusv, D.: Thoriitcm, T.: Kiwi-in, D.: B+-rgi-1', J.: liuttl-iivll Ili-, .l. Frcshmcn Sodaliry First Row: Bustivk, K,: Galli-gms, H.: Tauvr, P.: Dynos, VV.: Sonnon, C.: Grzivi-, J. Sm-uml Row: Dunn, P.: I412II'l'1'll, W.: Littlv, D.: Friol, J.: Sherman, R.: lvli-Ollie-, .I.: Sim-k, G. Third Row: Villaiio, M.: Svliafbuch, M.: Tully, R.: Conway, K.: Miirruy, P.: Lutz, H.: Bi-liiimiti-, V. i-'mirth Row: 'l'lim'ntmi, 'I'.: Vvltrw, J.: Mathis, .l.' Perm-llfi. V.: fill :c-iii, Il 1 W.ill:ii-1-, IJ.: Wfilsli: .Ig llcilcv, T.: Ginn-lui-r, E.: Whitv, R.: Hi anion, H. Frcshmzm Class C First Row 41.4-fl to rightjz Boydvn, T.: Gallegos, H.: Tough-r, D.: M2lStTllil1flt, J.: Garland, G.: LaBr-iola, L. Hl'l'0lll' Row: Stovk, G.: Bostivk, K.: Tully, R.: Light, J.: Albvrtu, A 'l'hir1l Row: Bvckman, J.: Gibbs, G.: Rossi, J.: Murphy, W. l'1'lPllI'Hl Row: Gutierrcz, A.: Frivl, J.: Nord, T.: Whitv, li. ..:mI Row: Hohtv, L.: Rogors, T.: Treckmnn, J.: Hun-tt, fl .-Uma-nt: Uzmhum, IJ.: Gnrrivr, G 'T Scmor Boardcrs Se-atc-cl: R1-ichort, T.: Hoffman, E.: Pimple, R.: Kuntz, C. Hl'l'0lld Row: Hardigan, W.: Brakage, D.: Goodivr, J.: Roloy, VV 'l'hil'd Row: Tassvt, J.: Robbvn, D.: Burns, Ii.: Uullins, Ii, EATS I -. S . ,fb 313 ur an ma ' 5-A :WIS rfirf f' f wwe J Q X A' V's 4v: -f' k f, I 'Q -ill 2 ' , X ,W ifwff A, . 3? L. im 'M I E I , Na, ,f Q 5 f 'H , ' ., ,, - , ' HW 'fill Lit Y- ,-N k w fx J nn-in.. XX, IMA X f ' 4. A S T' Q 'fl 5 '7 191 -...,,,', ... I W 4 w , 1 . -l-- ..r. -- .5 A J XLYW1 I. H . I Ll 'l X ' 4m , ' . 22.11, rm ' X. -,,.s,XX., 21.3-2. Q ff fag. Q . ,.X.,V ,.., m ... Sw!-I-2Ff?E51J ' -.'wu'ii1'i.'-ki? -. X' X N 3 .y , E gm QNX N 349+ N yu 7513 Tim? 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Q- K ' . 'J ,-.' . ,-In -N. Q 5-1, 'duff' . , R Q BR ,ez x ?f?--fav 1 19','i'naFf? 'Q' in -Q 15 Lf- A '9'5 '- .- Q' 0. 'Q-z...nn-v-A -'IR' nl X 4,5 K A A Q 9 1 . , NNE ,A IQ' .i Y ge iw Tl si 1 i'. -X-xl ' ff gjg-'lx -. ,V V Mr ' , fs K f4,nfi,ia',gIfoex!' dw , i-a it -v . ml 1 N 1 W - ez - ,gal l '-'. 1 - 1 , I. 1 rv, , -RQCTVQ -tr Vol. X, No, X Regis High School November 23 The Effzior 319148 YI' John EI'gl'l' PRESS CONFERENCE On Feb. 17th, 1Sth, and 19th, the Regis speech team and the Raider News staff represented lligis Iligh at the annual press i-oni'erenee and speech nn et. Many authoritative speakers holding prestige in Denver spoke on the difficulties involved in putting out :L paper. lleprezsenting Regis were QUOTH THE RAVEN .NEVERMORE The hustling and inspired Raider News Staff composed in the main of bright young Juniors decided this year that the little Raven was inconsequential and nefari- ous ito quote a fiery member of the staffi. A raven is merely a black bird who fails to command any respect even among his fellow birds. The word 'Raven' represents nothing that is good or noble about the institution. As a result of all these proven facts, the staff exer- cising their inalienable rights, changed the paper's name to Raid- er News. Supporting this choice, the staff offers the facts that: 1, The title has great import and effect in the papers influence. 2. A new acquaintance to the paper retains a lasting impression Blll Burch, Tim May, John O'Hara, John Ergir, Frank Barone, and Ray Dillon. In the speech field the N.F.L. of Regis was reasonably successful. llanifen, Carlin, and McFadden were the main reason that Regis took second. AIJOCIZITE Effzrorf J, O llarzi T. May XV. Burch Ol from the paper's title. 3. The name Raider News contains these above factors and therefore was desirable. The staff realizes that there were many raised eyebrows among the not-too-common gentry who read this publication. However, they are always benevolent to all complaints. They believe that the noble readers like the now es- tablished name or they would hear cries of rebellion among the circu- lation. Therefore, they will leave the name as is next year. The Moderator Tm.. X 'V 4 t. . ' , . I L ' 1 E. H. Hedges, S.J. RAIDERS ON THE WARPATH This year marks the beginning of an era of terrific school spirit. What's the cause of this increase in team spirit? It's the Pep Club. This year we know something must be done to get us out of the dumps, so the cheer leaders of the school, the leaders who really wanted our school to be something, got together with Mr. Hidges and formed the Pep Club. It's a swell organization that we've needed for a long time. Now that it's here, let's build it up until we have the best school spirit in Denvi r. Complete Staff Ss'-ata-d: Purcell, L., O'Hara, J., May, T,, Erger, J., Burch, W., Vollmer, W. 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E Y 'V 4 L Hl. 1 H ? . QQ ,. ,A W .Va A , - ,vu . 'P L ,A .k ' K I' 5,5 ' . 4' GW ,' 6 ui ,N N, wr t Coach Kellogg Bob Douglas Captain Football Team Back Row: Coach Kellogg, J. Powers, J. Dolan, J. O'Hara, S. Bohte, R. Dillon, E. Decker, R. Massman, R. Scavo, B. Kellagher, J. Mc- Donald, R. Himstreet, G. Marron iMgr.l, Mr. Steiner, S.J. Middle Row: R. Braun, R. Reichert, J. Peterson, L. Kennedy, B. Harring- ton, J. Goodyear, J. Martinelli, B. Douglas, D. Ruscio, F. Kotten- sttette, B. McNertney, G. Reichert fMgr.7. Front Row: T. May, M. Morrissey, G. Burns, D. Frawley, M. Villano. T. Malone, J. Rehmer, J. Berberick, K. Gleason. ll. Dillon J. Mau-linmllml R. Cash-llu li. l,l'l'SQ'l'hitt1' .I. Ryan I St. Francis 6 - Raiders 0 1 L., is 'l'. Rn-is-In-rl ll. Cronin ,l. Bc-rlwrivk ll. Nliliiilllilll ll. Ifrzuxh-y .nf ,uv 'haw 53 ' Ni x, IC. llimslra-a-I 'l'. Nlzmlnm- IC. IM-vlu-r -l. l,1 1'l'S0lI IS. C'nl'lno Cathedral 14 - Raiders 6 'Kr Il. Ikralzln 'I'. l'I.u'Iy J. M:u'linvlli 'I'. Sloan .l. 0'IIur:l 'S Sm-ann B. MvNvrtne-y M. Villano J. Burns M. Morrisss-y Cathedral 14 - Raiders 6 I A llusa-in R. Ds-Bruno J. Rs-hmvr T. May lf. Kntte-nsth-th Holy Family 19 - Raiders 6 Q Homecoming Ga me Raiders 59 - St. joseph 6 vw,-fx as 4., ' an v X . ' 1 1 aw jg kgs ,QL W..-h ,yy--9 M . .......: 1. I 'N J 41, P' -' f I ' Q M6 Af 71'-'bam :- ,- ... 'x- .JI If . 4, P K. ,ql fl' . 4 U . I I A I R I il Q T n x 5 , , sy .4 'VZ' L.. - .. . ,nay , . v ' , - ', 4 Q r - ag. - ,. . '-x - ' . . L ' i' , xr, f' I rw., , ' n 'Q w ' ,n ,., , , 'V I A I - ' I 1 1: , -' 1 ' I . 4 1 4 . 1 l . IN '. .fn 1 ' W Y J M, , j,,,4 ,, T, , ., .V . n V' W if 4 1 I X KZ V A X' 5 , ,n ml! I 21 W w W, r- , .L if .! l if n -1. , rx M If ' , ' - , -. .J 1 n 1 1 rl. .L- 5 . .1 , Pa P Q JWz45'z'c f4,0!z9fec'z'aZfz 521, Q Mike Farley P 1 Earle Decker Fred Ihrer Bill Hardigan George Brown Mark Bonomo John Perlto Tim May ' le' f '1e A' X Y Peter Ford 'gacafiag Tum Mil1l'I' . 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'K 'I cb. .AW A ., ,W ,-,,4mJi,.5 x ,M fglvm ff 4 gy' yagk I J lk J 'X xv. A 'if Y 1' IX'-J ,F rt' 9 Q0 MM 2 'B A vu Q f -ff' ui 1' 0 . 'li Ya WN E615 88 10 J 5 :ij 4 , w S N , Q, W , 4 f 7- 5 ,- N ax, UV' 1 . 11' X fau- 525' 1 1 ywi w 3 f ,gf - LQ ,Q A. S L Q ' A , M n A N dk Q: . 4-' mf f-me , ' U an 79. T5 'H ..,Q.1. 1. C J' 3 ,, qw. Q W' A 5 Ni 5, l 1 , my 4 ix 'ff ': 1 -hs X S fa .wif S e 'K L., ..:..,.,,, F ,fb wi-2 lg' wi' W 1 2. 53 1' aw? 43 gp Q in ii 'Nw gi gaaketfdf lhvk Row: VV. Strohaucr lfloavhl, R. Dillon, L, Kvnnvnly, L. Dolan, ll. lNIass1n:1n, B. Burns, E. D1'a'lcv2', T. Sloan, Mr. Str-in:-V, SJ., Crm'-lm Knllogg. Front Row: D, llnb'n llVlllll1if2,'0l'l, D. Cronin, T. Malonw, E. Mvnlmnclu, ' vhks, Il. llim5:t.rv1t, G. IAlaggvx'l.y, J. Lnmpvrt, J. El'l'ill1'l1Hll 1'1- D, lm 4M:1n: l 0 l rs MW. GN ws I lngn-ru' Mnssmun llimsrrccr ALI--PAROC THIAI, 19 N R. Ma:-zsmzm ll.Blll'11H St. Jus:-ph Gunn- 13. Km-mu-dy G. Kuntz L,Dn14m f. 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E - alum X -' -E A f ' 1152111 4 4IeQQf!afw Ian!lsa sawiIwiiliw 4, l-!--'--.---I1SIS1-Z1111-I u L 'I lllllllllll-llI-ll-llllllI- Q Iklll-I-I-llll.--I-lIl-----IIIQ- H. Hedges, S. J. William Hardigan Moderator Editor-in-Chief X1 E Xa f X X E I Q ','A Raider Staff . N9 'AQ William Iflarmlignn , .. ,, .IiihnO'lIara , ,,., .. llay Dillon .. John Tassvt ,,,., Martin lklormi llnrry Ilvllvmzlli, A NA 0 ,4 7 W xx 1100 6, '1 6 1,0 ,asp X A0 475' 4,1 QXO 06 0 '7- Raiclcr Srnff , .Associate Editor Sports Editor , ,. , Mako-up Editor Fvaturc Editor , , ::,:.ic:. l1'o,1t1i:'c liclitui Editor-in-Chif It Pat I-lannigtm ,,..... John Asborno .... Frvgl Ihrc-r ,,,, . David O'Kvvl'0 Don Taylor .. . Artist , Journalist Journxilinzt , ,.IOllI'll1lllSl. Phulogrzlplu r Wcvwitq Zmelad 'N Buck Row: Coach Kellogg, ql. Dolan, ll. O'Hata, Rohan, T. Lahey, McDonald, B. Carmody, Mr. Steiner, S. , Middle Row: D. Braun, D. Schmidt, R. Costello, T. Reichert, G. Haggerty, R. I-limstrcet, Erraf mouspe. Front Row: D. Fruwley, T. Malone, M. Villano, Bible, M. Kenehan. Mike Kellogg, Mascot F UU 4. , fe psi + , 2 1,1 'Q , -on 5 46 .. . ,N W - 'jS,If'f ,lrwhi -- . , ' tf,f't-W? Nd GS Joe Albi leaves his magic show to Peter Ford. John Asborno never leaves any rolls on the table. Frank Barrett leaves his brains to Pinelli. Jim Barrett leaves his trig Book to Blind. James Bates leaves to get his Master's Degree in flying. Frank Belmonte leaves to State Barber College. Joe Berberick leaves his baseball glove to the second baseman at East. Marvin Blaski leaves his trouble-making to Simpson. Don Brakhago leaves his economic theories to anyone who will ta.ke them. George Brown leaves to assume full control of the South Seas Society of Scholarly Success. Bob Burns leaves his basketball abilities to Dick Smith. Carlin leaves to become a National League umpire. Carmody leaves his lubrication to the Tramway Co. Mike Clark leaves his bicycle to Scavo. Coloroso leavcs Joe's hamburgers to the juniors. Cronin leaves his Irish mug to Kowanowski. Dalla leaves his physique to Brunger. DeBruno leaves his letter sweater to the Colorado Tent 8: Awning Co. Decker leaves the TT to Gene Haggerty. Dillon leaves the Raider Sport Page to George Brennan. Bob Douglas left Father Krieger's class at the right time. Earley left a large nail out of a certain bowl of orange juice. Joe Ellis leaves his dog-face to Kellagher. Carl Frazzini leaves to find Musso. Golden leaves his hair to Bonomo. Goodier leaves with satisfaction. Hanifen will leave horses alone. Hardignn stays to attm nd Regis College. .ll up Harrington left the movie tickets on the floor. Hoffman leaves his classtime naps to McKnight. Hovorka leaves the Butterfly to Dumpington. Ihrer's column was left out of the paper or should have been. Keller leaves his Charles Atlas courses to O'I-Iara. Kelly left piloting Crouch. They were last seen trying to gain altitude to clear Kelly's cross-country shortcut to school. Kuntz leaves his smile to Ken Harmon. McDonald left Littles' without saying goodbye. Martinelli leaves his Latin Book to Lonny Croft. Massman leaves his height to Bobby Kelly. Morrissey leaves his gift of gab to Furstenburg. O'Keet'e leaves this Class Will to the Carnegie collection of Humorous Literary Works. Perito leaves his Algebra Book in Rocky Mountain Lake. Persichitte leaves his truck to Hedeman. Peterson leaves to find who broke his car window. Pimple leaves his room locked. Pribyl leaves for lunch. Reichert leaves to cut down the pole at Lincoln Park. Reichert leaves for Alaska with Klondike. Robben leaves his athletics abilities to Himstreet. Roley leaves to import rye bread into his home town Ryan leaves a citrus fruit to the Holy Family boys. Sarno leaves his beard to Par Scheer. Schneider leaves his hair preparation to the Standard Oil Company. Sloan left too often during school. Smith leaves his name to Erramouspe. Tasset leaves after lcarning nothing for four years. Toner leaves a jar of peanut butter to anyone with two pieces of bread. .l gy My ill if Wi! , fl 3 W it 1 f M .41fyflfzggfffzlbzwiic'Zi' X xi 1 QM- gffzdfep 'M' .l , ll hx ',. 53 4,7:..',o' .5 I, 1 fy! lie ' X A Y rf Ti N f rl Albi, Joe '-Will completely control the market on shovels Asborno, John' -Will be chief biscuit taster for a national biscui: company. Barrett, Frank- Will be head professor of Spanish at Madrid University. Barrett, Jim- Will outclass Einstein in the Atomic Energy fielr'. Bates, Jim Will go mad counting the molecules in the Pacific Ocean. Belmonte, Frank- 'Will open a barber college. Berberlck, Joe- Will go back four years and start over agair. Blaskl Will go back to Ireland. Brakhage, Don' 'Will polish brass rails in Boulder: Brown, George' Will acquire fame and fortune in South Amer- ica. selling matches to Aztec fireworshipers Burns, Bob Will return to his former shot and make All- American. Carlln, Len' 'Will speak before 100,000,000 people in Wagon Gulch, Nevada Uarmody, Bob Will enjoy himself catching for the Coor'.: Brewers. Clark, Mike Will open a lemonade stand at Broadway and Colfax. Collins, Rodger' Will borrow money . . . ! Coloroao, Bill Will announce his candidacy for chief of an Indian tribe. Cronin, Dan Will be calculating the number of minutes, hours and seconds since he graduated, for the rest of his life. Dalla, Louis Will become the Paul Bunyan of the North tDinverl Woods. lim-Bruno, Rodger Will fight Mickey Mouse for the flea- weight title of Junkville. Deeker, Earle Will spend his life among the Incas, on the street of the same name. Dillon, Ray Will teach law at the Mass. Inst .of Teelmology. Dolan, Leo Will discover oil in Oklahoma. Douglas, Bob Will become a famous flea trainer. Early, Tom ---- Will appoint himself president ol' the Tom Early Fan Club. Ellis, Joe Will star as the tough guy in a movie series, en- titled: Jo-Jo Walks at Night. Frazzinl, Carl 'Will become the first poet in history to win the Pulitzer Prize 10 years in succession. Golden, Mike- Will obtain the patent rights on red hair. Gaomlier. John Will rename hi. home town from Wildhorse to Goodhorse. Ilanifen, Dick--Will be elected president of Monkey Island. l-Iardigan, BillsWill leave Wyhoming ahead of the sheriff. Harrington, Jack'-'Will become a hermit at the South Pole. Iloffman, Ed' 'Will sleep for the rest of his unnatural life. liovorka, George' Will spend the rest of his life in a garage. llirer, l+'redfWill submit this work and then go into voluntary hibernation. Keller, John-' Will write a manuscript on the advantages of a classical education. Kelly, Joe 'Will personally dig a ditch from Dublin to Denver. liuntz, Gil ' Will become chief engineer . . . ! McDonald, Joe- 'Will publish his collection of pictures. lilartinelli, Joes'-Will sing the part of the bull in the opera Carmen. Martinez, Lorenzo A Will become an internationally famous chemistry professor, Massman, Die-kffWill be appointed assistant chimney sweep at the Pillar of Fire. Morrissey, Mike- Will become a frendly rival to Mr. Newton. 0'Keefe, David' Will enter his ponies in the Kentucky Derby. Perito, Johnf Will make a fortune selling red hair to bald eagles. Peisiehitte, Bob Will personally finance a tour of the New York Philharmonic in Outer Mongolia. l'ei.erson, Jim 'Will push a bill through Congress prohibiting' liberal education. Pimple, Ray-Will place upon the market a new economy size coffin. Pribyl, Dick Will teach kindergarten at Harvard. Reichert, Tom--For the rest of his life will be torn between South Denver and Colorado Springs. Reinhardt, Jim-'-Will be elected president of the bird wall-hers association. Robben, Don ' 'Will sell bread in Kansas. lloley, Bill Will buy another town and settle down. liyan, Jim Will be the first man ever to ski around the world non-stop. Sarno, Tony Will quit shaving and enter a circus. Schneider, Ken' 'Will enter his greenstreak in the Pikes Peak race, and win standing still. Sloan, Terry--'Will become a famous handwriting expert. Smith, Rod-Will teach handball to the East Denver Indians. Tasset, John-Will kiss the cornerstone goodbye. 'l'onel', Paul Will prove to all the world the nutritional value ot peanut butter. vu -M-s 9 Q 9 .dsl ,r ,Q W? 5.6 w W .., . ,X .W p' if 53 6 Swans' Z wx 1 RNQEK l vw ,gl f J 5, 31 WWW x ,Hn A WH ix sr ,xy MQW .MM ,ls 'M w f .V , , M. be ff ww ,W km we 40' '54 uv- fl Fl w 1 Q.. , 7 I va. IV 2 . ' Q. 1 1 .pq i wif I .iggnti 2 :-A 5: my-gi 1' -rv.: '41, ' . .5 ., 'xx 1 ug 1 I-Q xx ,.,f . , V- -'if' Q ,. , K.,-w,,1'.wf,. .QM ,1 1:4 1 A 3 1 v Q? 5 N ipwy Q I F K nm 0? ,4ww94f'v444 was-fa-'H-f S ,et V . ...- . HJ5? 3:2 ., ,J f ' V Y If 1