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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1958 volume:

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For those of you who now terminate formal study, let us say you should have been prepared to live an orderly life and to have the ca- pacity to master the essentials of your chosen occupation. Those who plan to continue into higher education should have been prepared to absorb with understanding the deeper truths. I would urge those with this inclination to continue in a Catholic college or university in order that you might be exposed to the full wisdom of sound Catholic philosophy and thought in the fuller development of your talents. No matter what your immediate aims, let me remind you of your final and superseding purpose: that God is your ultimate Endg that reaching this End requires rigid self-discipline throughout your lifeg that when your life is over the ultimate inquiry will not be Was he healthy, wealthy, and wise? but rather Did he reach Cod? Use the talents and powers developed at Regis in reaching Cod -- your prin- ciples of straight thinking, your knowledge of truth and goodness, your lively , abiding faith in Cod. Lastly, be assured that our prayers for your ultimate success shall never cease. Sincerely, Q Richard F. Ryan, S.J. President. The Senior Class of 1958 dedicates this volume of the Raider to Father Arthur O. Verdieck, S.J., to acknowledge his outstanding, dynamic achievements here at Regis High School. With his apostolic zeal, fearless determination, and strong personality, he has enthusiastically organized many important school functions, such as athletic and social events, and, in addition to this, he has ensured large attendance at these functions. He has secured badly needed athletic equipment for the varsity teams. After conceiving the idea of track at Regis, he has successfully directed the constnrction of the track itself and has organized an efficient track team in the space of only one year. And, perhaps most of all, besides being a fine and wonderful teacher, he has always been and always will be a constant source of friendship and helpful, fatherly advice to many of the students at Regis. Father Verdieck will be long remembered for these things by the students that he knew and taught. Truly has he lived up to the standards of the founder of his order, St. Ignatius Loyola. The Most Reverend Urban J Vehr D D Archbishop of Den er o Q o ' v 'Y 'L I 4 1 1 FALL Y ik if P f' 4 'l '+L R x s 1' . in ' faux qi YV, J' fl ! ,it , Q . r fx 1' lf 1 9 Q, ' .... e' v A ff !f ,. J Q 1y?4 8 4 Q , s X' Q FL ' 'au ' GAZZZMZQ J 7 ACU LTY REV. JAMES R. EATOUGH, S.J. Principal, Regis High School l ll J 4, It REV. ROBERT J. STOWE, S.J. Prefect of Discipline Each fall the faculty of Regis, anxiously anticipating the coming school year, greets the incoming students with a warm, hearty reception. Soon new acquaintances are made, and old ones are renewed. As the school year pro- gresses, the student body grows in wisdom under the careful guidance of these devoted teachers, men dedicated to God and the education of youth, Always endeavoring to make men out of boys, they inspire the students to think and act independently as adults. In the next six pages appear the members of this faculty, comprised of Jesuit priests and scholastics, select lay teachers, and the office staff. 9 REV. F. F. BAKEWELL, S.J. English I Religion Ill lx , MISS MAJORIE ABEYTA Assistant Librarian REV. F. A. COOMES, S.J. Religion II, English II' ' Mr. RUDOLPH BRADA Algebra I, Chemistry Mechanical Drawing Mr. G. H. BROWN, S.J. Latin II, Greek I, English III rj A , M lil' I L ' M X. X, ,Q I r N:-r if ti ' I REV. A. J. DEEMAN, S.J. SX English IV - K Mr. L. E. DIECKMAN, S.J. Geometry, Chemistry ff. ZALfkf,1 bv mzv.A. s. HAHN, s.J. Latin I, el' 'onl hx 5 . . X X f l f v Mr. CIARENCE KELLOGG History II American Government REV. E. D. KELLY, S.J. Latin I, Religion I A BR. A. A. KNOLL, S.J Y CIBBS Alg bra I . ' Maintenance Rev. S. R. KRIEGER, S.J. Algebra ll, Religion III Solid Geometry 1 if ,I J! ...U V Mr. J. L. LEMOINE, s. J. Physics Xa Rev. J. T. MCGLOLN, s. J. Religion IV Rev. W. M. LANDER, S. J. English ll Librarian .J Mr. T. J. LAWLESS, S. J Speech, Latin IV Rev. E. L. MONNIG S. J. Geomeuy, Physics Trigonometry Mrs. J. R. PRICE Registrar . .M - 1 1 1 X 4 f J. P.. O'BRII2N, s. J. English 1, Latin II ETQJZM 49 Mr. H. E. WEIDMAN, S. J. Speech, Greek II, Latin III X. 'Nw N' x x X XXI3 .x ex X QAN V1 Rev. E. M. OSWALD, S. J. Economics, English II Re lgl I fl,Q,,,M4.5-ZX Rev. W. H. STEINER, S. J. Superintendent of Buildings Rev. A. O. VERDIECK, S. J. History I, Athletic Director Father Minister l..Q..'. if ,Q Q O Father Murray celebrating daily student Mass. P P Y Renk, assisted by Mrs. McCraven and Mrs. Milroy. ' 4 9 . 0 f Q 5 ' QV, Cam us sho and book store run b Brother J 9 K I. . . .O 9' Q0'g 'Q' O..'l, lf 5 .QQ Q Q O .Q 9'..q 0... gf :Og X N N sa J O Wi X N ' ffv., gy-, . f ,if 1 Switchboard Operator Mrs. Meder. P Nm BACK: Steve Valente, Don Greco, Dean Conley. FRONT: Al Wood, Marco Zarlengo i FRESHME I9 8 STANDING: Mike Kendrick LEFT to RIGHT: Ron Eckert, Regis Colsanti, SITTING: Larry Farin, Bob King Mike Connor, Tom Deats, John Dooley Rich Houston, Walt Kautzky 4.1 A J!!- 've BACK: Rodney Card, Charles Smith, Peter Naughton. FRONT: Dennis Haggerty, Joe Early, Harold Eldredge BACK: Toni Mancinelli, Myron McGinley. FRONT: Bill Mahoney, Bob Leydon, Conrad Lonn quist, Dave Mariano. FRESHM N STANDING: Dave Murray, Joe Simsick, John Schaefer, Bob Pollock. KNEELINC: Jim Persichitte, Bob Nelson. O6 -'Q I ,T X fr S- 'I 44 b X FRONT: Ralph Smercina. MIDDLE: George Siener, Bill Sallee. BACK: Tom Trainor, Rich Stein BACK: Pat Lyness, Jim Loehn. MIDDLE: Pete Moody, Bob McHugh. FRONT: Mike MCM:-ihon. 44:-. Q Q S? Pg lv 4-I . '2 T ri ' , xv' -2,4 f S' KQ- ,Little STANDING: Tony DeCamil1is, Kevin Cassidy, Don Carrol, Charles Kilpatrick. KNEELING: George Cavalieri, John Campbell. I958 BACK: Jay Warner, Don Tasto. FRONT: Jim Wanebo, Bill Weider. f 4 UEFT to RIGHT: Tom O'Dorisio, Mike Michalek, Randy Mcllvain, Steve McNicho1s, Mike Mestek, Bob Mathews. iff!! 4 594.551, -4 38 ! Q: ,Sw STANDING: Tim Mitchell Tom Elliot Steve ,e f..-i. Mue11er, John Rapp. KNEBLING: Mike, Tramutt, Tom Moffatt. L1 34. ? 9 -rv' me 1 1111147 96 1 ,gif ' ' t'. STANDING: Jerry Villano, John Vos, Tom Walms- ley. KNEELING: Bob Wolz, Ben Domenico. FRESHME BACK: Bill Gahr, Jerry Kral. FRONT: Tom Gipson, Phil Getter, Steve Gascoyne, George Galmish. 'v STANDING: Jim Heiney, Fred Kirk, Larry 5. Hegg. KNEELING: Paul Kennebeck, Mike , Liuzzi . 43, '1 .P BACK: Dick Lande, Dave Meyer, Gary Gavlik, Walt Schwab. FRONT: Don Craw, Lynn Albi. I98 STANDING: George O'Nei11, Don Snyder, Mike Roberts. KNEELING: John Staniewsk Af N y , .1 STANDING: Perry Lynn, Jim Koser, Jim Keough, Neil Kimmel. KNEELING: Pat Longstreth, Steve Kay. X45 BACK John Glover, Larry Forness, Ted Gengler FRONT Tom Murphy Meynard Kremk Jerry Grout ali 3 IIFT to RIGHT: John Kelly, Clayton Emery, Fred Hamel, Mike Farrow, Ed Donnelly. FRESHME tfgxlxx ,I-,v STANDING: Joe Ratterman, Mike Hittesdorf, Jim Coolbaugh, Tony Weggs, Ted Espinosa. KNEELING: Rich McBeth. LEFT to RIGHT: Larry DeCredico, Bill Snell, Rich Lightner, Mike Barnes, Bill Mizicho. IL J H. X'-Xl fl: LEFT to RIGHT: Herbert Beasly, Ray Amolsch Joe Frank, Bob Freeman, Brian Dompierre. Ae. STANDING: John Getz, Anthony Trujillo Fred Raber, Gary Luhnow, Bill Hensley. KNEELING: Colin Conway. STANDING: Don Merger, Adelmo Jarimillo, Jack Coyne, Franklin Wilson, Paul Rossmiller KNEELING: Dick Galligan. 3 ,J r f,if.u E xv, On the warm fall Friday afternoon of October 18, just before the festive homecoming weekend, the freshmen volunteered to clean up the stadium. With upperclassmen urging them onward to work harder and faster, the frosh did a commendable job in cleaning the stadium from fence to fence and under the fences. After the stadium took in a new air of cleanliness, the relieved freshmen hurried home, eagerly anticipating their first homecoming. X S-L FRESHMAN I ITI TIC .r' X ffl.. ' FU IGHT At the beginning of the school year in September, all the freshmen gathered at the Rock for an evening of fun and entertainment. Some took over the senior smoker to test their skill at pool and ping-pong, while others played basketball and volleyball in the gyms. Later on, as throats began to get dry and bodies began to get weary, the frosh assembled in the school building for refreshments and movies. More pool and sports followed as the affair gradually died away to fond memories of Fun Night. PEP RALLY On Friday aftemoon, before all the big games, the entire student body assembled in the rear court and shook the halls of the Rock with their built up activity at the big pep rallies. Vigorously led by Mr. Brown and the cheerleaders, the students were inspired by Father Sheehy, Father Verdieck, and the coaches, jazzed by the pep band, and exhorted by the flowing oratory of various members of the team. Z - 65 7 in E I 1 ARSITY ,y CITY PARO --. 4. , , 5 , I ' 1 fl-'1-,L e 4 K 2,4 ,K , aw: . H- , . ,gi-,v f if q.- - 7 ' M- ' P . . -,- wwf. 84 ' , , Cheerleaders: Barbara Jorgenson, Mary Flood, Mary Ellen Foster, Sharon Mintkin, Mary Hughes, and Janie McGloughlin. Cheerleaders: Castellano, Lang, DeFrancia, Houck, and Steinbruner. -,Sw gap 1 rf-' ,W r- M- I . ., .f w -- V... .f.,e5ewi2?F -:xl .M ff +- A1 , 11 f BACK ROW: Chirichigno, Cuoghlin,Muel1er,Len McCabe, Kirk, Bohn, Lou McCabe, Constantine, Hynes, Rich Rudolph, Hogan. MIDDLE ROW: Brian MCC-uire, Greco, Cattermole, Griffin, Capillupo, Kevin McGuire, Kottenstette, Beals, Kerr, O'Hchir, Vance. me FOOTB LL HIAL CHAMPIONS Head Coach Guy Gibbs, Assistant Coach B111 Apgar, and Athletic Director Father A. O. Verdieck f' fr' - ZF '515? f!' A Q f glfd, ' fi'1 .'13'- -'f '1'3 ' Q rl' i1 is M el H L! 5? 9 if QE. rn.. FRONT ROW: Blish, Marquez, Guy Rudolph, Miles, Mike Holland, Mara, Voss, P. Cronin, T. Cronin, Quintana, Rich Holland, Pipkin, Sigg. 5 Managers: Iacino, Saavedra, Gerome, and Lutgen. REGIS 28-MT. CARMEL O Fhe Regis Raiders opened their regular league season by methodically crushing Mt. Carmel 28-O. Regis showed a powerful ground game and a rock-ribbed defense. They gained 405 yards on the ground while holding Mt. Carmel to 108 yards on total offense. Joe Chirichigno paced the Raiders. He gained 196 yards in 17 carries and kicked two extra points. His touchdowns came on runs of 4, 22, and 68 yards. The other Regis points were scored by Vince Greco on a 1 yard run and Ed Couehlin who tackled a Mt. Carmel player in the end zone for a safety. .Jil af me . ati' 'flaw' L' 5 my xQ ra ' JJ.. ' k, fu.g'x1lv .LU - X r. F' . v rule '1mlg.1'sw,,-- ' . V'-tl 5- vn-:x.'.a., 1 f 1 J' .'F 'Ri . .se I f-' be i 'N ,f REGIS 27-ABBEY O The Regis Raiders, utilizing their powerful ground game, beat Abbey. The game was played at Canon City. Regis scored their first touchdown with little more than three minutes elapsed in the first quarter, when George Catter- mole skirted right end on a keeper play. After a fifteen yard holding penalty moved the ball back to the seventeen, Chirichigno's placement was good. The next touchdown was scored by speedy Vince Greco. The extra point try by Chirichigno was again good. The third Regis touch- down was scored by workhorse Chirichigno. His placement hit the goal post and was no good. The Regis scoring was closed out by Cattermole on a quarterback sneak. Chirichigno split the uprights on his try for the extra point. pi REC-JIS 27-HOLY FAMILY 0 The Raiders beat Holy Family by a score of 27-0. They used their ground game and defense to take this victory. They gained 206 yards on the ground and put relentless pressure on Holy Family when the Tigers were in possession of the ball. Regis first scored on a 27 yard drive capped by a five yard run by quarterback George Cattermole. Joe Chirichingo added the extra point, the first of three. The next touchdown came on a 30 yard pass from Cattermole to Ed Bohn. Mike Miles scored another touchdown on a 16 yard run. The last touchdown was made by Dave Pipkin going over from the two. REGIS 29-ST. FRANCIS 6 The Regis Raiders, in their Homecoming game, ground out an easy 29-6 victory over St. Francis. The Raiders' first touchdown drive came early in the second period, a 30 yard run by Mike Miles followed by a 34 yard pass from George Cattermole to Vince Greco. Greco then scored on a four yard end run. The next tally was by Cattermole on a 38 yard run-back of an intercepted pass. Mike Miles went over from the six inch line for the third touchdown. Later Regis got two more points on a safety. The last score came on a 29 yard pass from Cattermole to Chirichigno. REC-EIS 32-CATHEDRAL I3 Regis, in its best showing all season, beat the Cathedral Blue Jays handily, 32-13. The Raiders held Cathedral tc 18 yards on the ground and gained 210 themselves. Regis also showed a very good pass defense, intercepting four Cathedral passes and limiting the Blue Jays to six comple- tions out of 22 passes thrown. The first Raider touchdown came after a 65 yard march which took thirteen plays, Joe Chirichigno scoring from the one. Chirichigno scored the next touchdown on a 29 yard run, and the third touchdown when he intercepted a pass and ran 44 yards to paydirt. Cattermole scored the fourth tally on another intercepted pass. The last touchdown was ' set up by an intercepted pass. . ' Greco scored on a one yard run. 1 -- k. ' '-3 'i'f5 M ' . , 'H' ' . .f'.7..': .qw . ' ' 'EY F ... 'K W . .,. 4 .94 wa sl,f'1,. 4 ..v - K, K . Y. ,, . ,n hm Y -.-,V J.-its-Sa' is wr A A . 1 :M f- . , v-fr Y. REGIS 39- NN NCIATION O x KW' 5 A 15 'J 6 '- .Luuf W ' -.1 'f I ,.--.. ws.. -' fy: vines The Regis Raiders, although minus the services of their fullback Joe Chirichigno, took an easy victory over the Cardinals of Annunciation. Regis gained 156 yards on the ground while limiting the Cardinals to minus 9 yards. Most of the Annunciation yardage was gained in the fourth quarter. On the kick- off Regis recovered an Annunciation fumble on the Card's 19. Regis capitalized on this break with Dave Pipkin scoring from the 2. In the second quarter Pipkin raced 55 yards and Cattermole 16 yards for touchdowns. ln the third period Greco scored on a 33 yard pass, and Mike Holland scored on another 25 yard pass. ln the fourth quarter Cattermole intercepted a pass and sped 66 yards for the last touch- down. REGIS I4-ST. J The Regis Raiders won the right to represent the Denver Parochial League in the state parochial tournament by beating St. Joseph's 14-0. The Raiders, as usual, used their powerful ground game in the win, gaining 203 yards while holding St. Joseph's to 80 yards on the ground. Joe Chirichigno was the outstanding player of the game. He picked up a total of 128 yards in 21 carries and scored all fourteen points. Regis took the ball on their own 31 and scored ten plays later with Chirichigno going over from the two. He then booted the extra point. In the third quarter the Raiders again took the ball, this time on their own 33 and scored thirteen plays later. In this drive Chirichigno ran for gains of seven, twenty-one, six, and eight yards before the touchdown was set up by a 20 yard Cattermole-Holland aerial. Chirichigno scored from the one and then kicked the extra point. REGIS I3-MULLEN I3 The Raiders went to the dressing room at half time trailing 6-O. After half time a new Regis team came onto the field. In the third period they scored two touchdowns and made a conversion. When the fourth quarter began, the Raiders were off again. They drove down to the one, and on the fourth down Chirichigno was stopped, and the touch- down, which would have cinched the game, stymied. Mullen scored and the game was tied 13 - 13. Regis started driving again. Cattermole intercepted a pass and ran it back to the Mullen 43. Then after three plays which took it down to the 19, Cattermole hit Holland in the end zone for an apparent touchdown, but some whistle-happy refree called it back. The Raiders threw three more passes, but none of them connected so the game ended in a tie. 5 B 1 e , , V4 ri., 'Q' 'Z The Regis Raiders and some 700 of their rooters went to Pueblo for the State Championship Game. During the first half of the game, Pueblo got a 13-O lead. ln the third period, Regis scored on a 59 yard pass from Cattermole to Greco. Chiri- chigno's placement was blocked. In the opening seconds of the fourth quarter, Regis got another touchdown with Chirichigno going over from the four inch line. Chirichigno's conversion attempt was wide. The score read 13-12 in Pueb1o's favor The Raiders desperately tried for another touch- down, but the drive fell short. Greco touchdown bound ' ' Joe Chirichigno A11-Cary A11-State Larry Griffin By George, here we go again! A11-City All-State FOOTBALL H IGH LIGHT 535-mn ,' 1 Larry Marquez A11-City A Awaiting the call of duty! Abi' N, x ' ,Q sk, Ji' 'HH Q 145 :'l H '1n-.... Jqfs.:34:.- A r 1 I ' K , ,,.. , , ,N . ckuzw QYZC., .- 1' M ,. . ,' ' .9,,. ,gn . V ,F ' '-. ' -ffl. ' ' st ,v-'..,,.-..,', ', - . ' ' '-7'9- H L' ,-. - 4 ,' 'h g.. .T s'. v 5 vm, v, :i: ,. v-. r. ali 1. LJ, V, 0 , 1. 'HM ' ' 'ff BACK ROW: Michalek, Doyle, Emery, Wegs, Getz, Delaney, Cassidy, Naughton, Harrel, O'Nei1l, Bruno, Longstrath, Mueller. MIDDLE ROW: Curran, Messenger, Griffith, Styers, Domenico, Beardsley, De Camillis, Wood, Trinkle, Gilbert. FRONT ROW: Pettid, Skolout, Sadar, Mcl-lugh, Earley, Tramutt, Doughty, Mariano, Vance, Simsick, McBeth, Skoby, Leydon, McGlone. B-C Team Managers Mcllvain, Mclindaffer, Haraway, and Wood. l If I 4 ffff f F Q R1 B Team Coaches: Mr. Brown giving pep talk Tom Croke watching Mr. Brown, and Mr rien vs atchmg the game HMM x STANDING: Hittesdorf, R. Galligan, Villano, Kennebeck, Persichitte, Garland, Card, Mizicko, Lightner, Fomess, E Donnelly, Rapp. KNEEJNG: Beasley, Mestek, Coolbaugh, Haggerty, Porreco, Lynn, Pollock, Roberts, T. Murphy. Coaches Bob Volkert and Pete McLaughlin with moderator Fr. Stowe. TEA C Team bats down another pass! Beginning of a festive week-end. You send me. HOMECQMI The much anticipated homecoming week -end opened on a rainy Saturday night with an exciting display of fireworks in the Regis stadium. Following this colorful spectacle an informal dance was held in De Smet Hall with music supplied by Steve Mc- Nichols and his band. The next afternoon enthusi- asm ran high during the big homecoming game with the Regis Raiders emerging triumphant over the St. Francis Gremlins. The St. Mary's Academy Pep Club presented the customary half-time entertain- ment for the excited spectators. Now what do we do? I957 Y That evening the students of Regis High School ended a highly successful day with a dance in beau- tiful Machebeuf Hall at Loretto Heights College. Matt Kramer and his band filled the air with their danceable notes to the delight of all the Raider fans. The climactic moment of the evening occurred when Anne Plank was crowned Homecoming Queen by John Artzer. She was attended by Mary Lee Thomas and Judy Berger, who were escorted by Mike Holland and Pat Cronin. .,-. QQ 1....,,a B J 5 1 SZ King John Artzer and Queen Anne Plank. Half-time demonstration by the St. Mary's Pep Club. Crowning of the Queen as attend- ants look on. If 9, -,T, ART LUB The newly organized Regis Art Club has proved to be a highly successful organiza- tion here at the Rock, The club mem- bers, along with their moderator Mr. Dieck- man, have shown themselves entirely cap- able of supporting the other school organi- zations by making attractive signs and posters for various activities. Hats off to a fine group! tl Rgais Rn IU EC? I , X' QW . 40 . -to 1 ye . J -Q' ENXQQ --4 9' REGIS Rn iii' MOVIES SUN NO Freshman Hensley and Senior Ellis display poster .yi Booster Club Members listen attentively. Regis banner donated by the Booster Club. BODSTER LUB Another new organization here at Regis is the Booster C1ub. Its function is to support and publicize other school activities, drives, and so on, and to promote in- terest in them. One of its successful enterprises has Been the purchase of the banner from the proceeds re- ceived on the trip to Pueblo. The club moderator is Mr. LeMoine. S, J, President, Mrs. Hasenkampg First Vice-president, Mrs. Criffing Second Vice- president, Mrs. Wegsg Secretary, Mrs. Blishg Treasurer, Mrs. Switzerg Histor- ian, Mrs. Morroni. Tea Time 1... . -r,..v OTH ER'S LUB .JTK i Secretary Mr Rudolph, Vrce president, Mr Caplllupo, Presldent, Mr Swlt zer, Moderator, Fr Kelly Treasurer Mr Foster FATHER S UB xl' ,. va, xt! 'X' Bamey O'Kane addresses the Dads MISSIO LLIB ,A Moderator Mr. Lelvloine computes weekly collection I'1l keep the change. at f . i . X Ig I , ' ic Kf . 1 2 Lx ' X.- 1 .. .srllrxp rv-N? 5 f- Q-' 'X-V Q -' -1414' 'Y' . f HANDBALL INTRAMLIRALS ,, , , Q? ii X x ,N .hx X f', - -... -.,.- ' y x , x 'if'-. 111. as s s 'x xx ,X gf 6 F' S ggi 4 ' fe? , ,ff -51 F2 Wlljavgal Wig, Myth A K fa v J -4+ L Q-5ww':s:d'.izv..w,,L , im .V K 0 , Q Yr F, Q11 , f?f'Vfl:' , 'nv ' Q .Aw f f . .f 1 ga b Um 'QV 5 L' ,. ,, 3 x . 1 :mud . 'T - SY 'Q ' Q Q' - ff QQ ' , A , Q +s:w,1 , A ' ' ' ' . S' A 3' ' R v , X l A X . : --A: Fw' 1 Q n-1'7'!. TE' 1: Y 1...,, 5 we M7 wiv 4.41 1 1 ,...-.- ,J 1: ii qw? mi ,M X a f , ' ' , i H' ,'QfLWQ'z 'U f .2 W 'iff '.v 'I ' 5 ' .. I-ff R' K, Y 115.3-w V in ' v ll' as I x Q L2 .- ,. A 4 , if . x 3 if Q? f ji ko AX Q-m-iff' LEFT to RIGHT: Frank Rotella, John Daily, John Humphreys, John McNally. A 'N 1 te- BACK Anthony Wegs, John Sunkel. FRONT: Don Sow den eve Stapp, Tom Morrxssey. Q SQPHGMGRES BACK: Vince Capillupo, Joe Clark, Nick Cisler. FRONT: Frank McG1one, Loren Mason. LEFT to RIGHT: Bob Austin, Ron Barbich, Larry Beardsley, Lawrence Trenkle, Jim O'Nei11. f. STANDING: Tom Griffith, Mark Earley, Jim Doyle, Bill Hinton, John Cross. KNEELING: Jerry Gerome. LEFT to RIGHT: Bob Miller, Tom DeSalvo, Bob Stein. STANDING: Pat McCune, Mike Comstock. Jim Reefe, Jim Vance. KNEELING: John l-laws. 3 ,fs STANDING: Dave Doughty, Walt Dubach, Bill Ehrman KNEELING: Tom Croke, Jim Gilbert, Mike Curran. LEFT to RIGHT: Tom Foley, Bill Mudon, Julio Be- jarano, Vemon Hale, Terry Aggeler. E vv 'f i de STANDING: John Madden, Joe Murphy, Cuy Rud- olph, Harry Scoby. KNEELING: Fred Pettid, Joe Lopez. SCPHGMORES LEFT to RIGHT: Fred Venette, Wally Thompson, Jim Thirkell, Tom Switzer, Gary Still, Byron Sigg, Dave Pipkin . ful i Z BACK: Bob Lauvetz, Ron Murphy, Jim O'Neil1, John Maloney. FRONT: Warren Longwell, Don McEndaffer, Joe Murphy X AQQAN. r B ,fag . A. , 24' 1-'I'-' f 'T V-V 9'5- 8 ea - 5' W e, 'v yi: 'h A W 1 if gn., if-5 ff ' Q -TTT? 'v 'jg ,314 .f-g-- ,jf x ' p Q 1 ' , , , ,w:,i???f ,Q 5 3 Y 5, ,WL fi, . NIV . awgffw :Q J, ,, .Iv'f'h AL? A7 5 , at Twp' K vu, .nw -L., V, M ,., q ' W, 4' V .9- A. ' f 1' ' , , aw a. in L. , H y-fu, u,g.,.f V -A Q .W we , ,W , 1' W A ,A 1 , if H, , A M, ' Ni' -41 A Q 4 Ad lv . 1 , , , f f w w Ti- ' gi HW ' 'K f Nz. A f Q 1, . A Agfa ' 21, affiff . 1 Si 1-in ,X , ,'!. 1 . m, S. 19 ,gf 'ff . , 4, f K' RU 5.1 r 5' sr QE I f '7 , V ' ffl- v' . .,,, , 'ff ' 4 i 1 I ,O v -f. T ., .,i, 'F ,'.' 1.- . r K , - 1 1 v iQ 1 49 Y' I .' 1' jug? A. 1' 'no' ss, 'i .X A- I vt' A ' rn! -it -no A ,f , J? A-, 1 Q 311 -- rt gi if -'rv -mv if - HH' - T M . l 1 v - , 3 .1 N ,IV Q fl 1 li I qu ' 'X .mp 3 IQ mf ' TL , 0 Z, O , - v 1' Q 1 ,lg ' 1a'? ' .-CW i Mgwflyq I64,. won vp ' tiff , + f-ff' f, 5 wr' A . Y. Q M, J F 1 Y f i. . 7 ' glgfgf'-i'9,av w ,Q 4 .WL -. LEFT to RIGHT : Pat Backus Dick Archer Jim Grout LEFT to RIGHT: Jim Saavedxa, Bill Reef, Ed Cahill, Tighe DeLany LEFT to RIGHT: Jim Garland Dan Hynes Bill Haley Ed Humann Chet Fowler JU IDRS I9 8 JLI IORS l I I llly -nl-, Olg QC! LEFT to RIGHT: Mark Ruszczyckyj, Bill Jordan, Pete Maxiield, Stan Hren. LEFT to RIGHT: Vince Greco, Bart O'Hara, Denny Primavera, Rich Rudolph, Dave Ras- mussen. BACK: Mike Amman, Bob Dunn, Charlie Des Moineaux, Jim Foley. FRONT: Fiank Dwyer, Ron Dreher. -Z F l Mn-L.. LEFT to RIGHT: Joe Pedotto, Tom Swanson, Mike Mueller. wi, A-4 f 1 f.' LEFT to RIGHT: George Cattermole, John Steinbruner Larry Griffin, Denny Floyd. X35 ,wwf V ff Ii 3 S11 I La :iw ff' . h-7.51-.9 J LEFT to RIGHT Ed Coughlm J1m Drxscol Ray Dutton Mxke Carey F-Fbqi BACK B1llUebelher George York John Beals J1m McDonald 1-RONT Dave Sussman I958 fx -ls: LEFT to RIGHT: Joe Bretz, Gerald Nel- son, Mike Gallagher, Don Glinsky. 'H fgfu 'N --3 F3 LEFT to RIGHT: Buck Blish Dick Byrne Don Carroll Vic Artese. LEFT to RIGHT: Victor Grabrian, John Jinacio, Ken Leone, Paul Foster. BACK: Jim Curtain, Ron Kirk, Pat Eicker. FRONT: Gerry Dooher, Tim Donovan LEFT to RIGHT: Jim Skolout, Kevin Maguire, Mike Howard, Mike Nevin, Bob Werner Pl 1 v- f N JU IDRS LEFT to RIGHT: Jerry Vittetoe, Ray Straw, Jim Vin cent, Nick Kelsey. S LEFT to RIGHT Steve Farrow Jim Lutgen Jan Chapel PulB1ssel Don Megli LEFT to RIGHT: John Maloney, Bob Voss, Jack Fentress, George Patterson, Dave Valdez. I98 PP Q 1 BACK: John Patsey, Larry Weirnan. FRONT: Frank Patton, Art Taylor, Mike Quinn s. P. ,- BACK: Glen Ellis, Tom Plunkett, Jeff Guilford. FRONT: Gene Motnyk, Dave Mazone, Bruce Murphy Vevhy STANDING B1llSull1van John Spahn Bill l-larmsen, Mike Geraghty. KNEELING: Brian Maguire BACK: John Wilhelm, Mike Sullivan, Gary Potter. FRONT: Jim DeFrancia, Dennis Tangney, Larry Beirich LEFT to RIGHT J1m Tobin Cliff Durant Bill Kottenstette Dave Layden ,4 Qix z 'mis I 8 av-10595 all av-NUEPS xxx x '-MUSE! lA STANDING: Coach Guy Gibbs, V. Artese, G. Powell, A. Rossi, E. Bohn. KNEELING: D. Pipkin, J. Beals, J. Chirichigno, D. Primavera. SITTING: Managers Tom Morrissey and Tim Cronin RAIDER ARSITY ' or Xxx!! Eg! Mascot J. Saavedra, J. Artzer, G. Potter, J. Steinbrunner, B. Blish, K. Maguire, B. Maguire, C. Houck. BASKETBALL TEAM Coach Guy Gibbs REGIS 51 57 REGIS 54 62 CATHEDRAL 44 74 ST. FRANCIS 42 49 REGIS MT. CARMEL 55 46 5l 59 REGIS 65 54 REGIS 46 54 HOLY FAMILY 38 53 ST. JOSEPH 29 49 REGIS ANNUNCIATION 48 45 46 37 REGIS MULLEN 23 48 49 52 REC-IIS vs CATHEDRAL In the first round Regis trounced Cathedral 57-44. The Raiders controlled both backboarckg and, as a result, Cathedral never got within ten points of Regis. In the second contest between the two teams, Regis was overwhelmed by Cathedral 74-57. 2 'Sv' f .1 ,V , -1 ! ' a Q fx-L Q 2 .-af 5 '? E 5 Q , x. L 'WC' , jr!- M615 55 in? Q v ,x O P AA., . ' , ,W X :YQ eff' e f if , ,Vv ,ff all 417' 1 ,fv-N ,iv ' 12 Ulg 55 L a'y 1 1 43 J STATE TOURNAMENT Regis's first round opponent was St. Anthony's of Sterling. The Raiders had little trouble in downing St. Anthony's 45-35. Eddie Bohn controlled both backboards and led the Raiders with 14 points. Regis moved into the semifinals and was paired with Mullen. The Raiders fell behind at the start of the game and were at one time 12 points behind. Regis rallied in the last quarter and took a 2 point lead with 2:12 remaining. From that point on the breaks were against the Raiders and Mullen won the game 54-41. On the last day of the tournament, Regis met Mt. Carmel in the game to decide the third place team of the tournament. The Raiders led clear up to the fourth quarter, when the Eagles overcame Regis's 8 point lead and won the game 55-53. Ed Bohn was named to the All-State Team. STANDING: P. Longxtxeth, S. McNicho1s, F. Messenger, R. Stein, G. Rudolph, T. Brown, K. Jameson, J. Loehx, M. Barnes, J. Coyne, G. O'Neill, R. Stein, S. Mueller, P. Hatter, Coach Bill Apgar. KNEELING: D. Baurngartner, J. Villano, B. Haraway, J. Doyle, R. Holland, C. Conway, B. Domenico. TEM 63 Moderator Weidman listens intently Junior Griffin collects ticket retums. FRESHM N SQDALITY With Messrs. Weidman and O'Brien as moderators, the Freshman Sodalities have proved themselves to be an ambitious, energetic group of young men who show great potential for future activity, as demonstrated by their zeal in winning this year's food drive for the poor. 65 Regular meeting of Sophomore Sodality Mr. LeMoine makes a suggestion. SGPHQ GRE SODALITY Moderator Mr. Dieckman explains purpose of Sodality. This year's Sophomore Sodality was one of the ablest organizations at Regis. Under the direction of Mr. Dieckman and Mr. LeMoine its members have visited patients at St. Joseph's Hospital, sold religious articles in the halls, and acted as big brothers to the orphans at the St. Vincent de Paul Orphanage. 66 JU ICR SCDALITY -4 Father Bakewell speaks at the day of recollection with a new sodality moderator, Father McG1oin, the Juniors plunged into the Sodality year full of eagemess and zeal. They devoted their apostolic endeavors to taking orphans to various athletic events, conducting a day of recollection, and appearing on tele- vision panels. Steinbruner encounters trouble rn collecting dues Father McCloin discusses an upcoming event. The members of this Senior Sodality have proved themselves entirely capable of undertaking projects to show their devotion to our Blessed Lady. Under the direction of Father Stowe, the Sodality sponsored a very successful food drive for the poor during the Christmas holidays. In addition to this truly Christian projectg the Sodality also featured a Mixer Dance in De Smet Hall to raise money for various club activities. SENIOR SCDALITY Moderator Father Stowe proposes a new project. Working on the food drive U. Qi YP 2. The 1957 Rocky Mountain Youth Congress was held at West High School with representative delegates from all over the West. After the celebration of Mass by Bishop Sullivan, the Congress was off to a fine start, Two ofthe featured speakers were Father McQuade, who gave a fine speech on graduate sodalists, and Govemor McNicho1s, who talked on Catholics in politics. t YouTH CDNGRESS Father McQuade 4 Regis -Q ect' sodalists were predominant in this year's council and its projects. ze: , t ' . .' A , 5 - f e c gi if i i' . ,. A I SODALITY COUNCILS Informal gathering of the Senior Council 70 Sodalists jive it up. Bandleadex Jimmy Keith SODALITY BY-LI EB LL and the dancing spread to the balcony. 71 SENIGR RETREAT The annual closed retreat for the seniors was held this year on the Regis campus with Father Dan Campbell as retreat master. With the aid of Father Dan's fine conferences on interesting, important subjects, the seniors thoroughly enriched their spiritual lives during these three enlightening days. Father Dan counsels the seniors. 72 8371040-M1 V, -an JU ICR- Preparing for a general con- fession Father Harris opens retreat with spiritual talk in the chapel. Offering moral guidance SOPHO oRE gg Qu-nl ' RETREAT it Due to the sudden death of the mother of the scheduled retreat master, Father Harris was appointed to give the Sophomore -Junior retreat. A priest of long experience in this field, Father Harris immediately took charge and conducted one ofthe best and most interesting retreats given at Regis in quite a few years. Re counting Christ 's Passion 74 Father Coomes--retreat master par excellence Silence even during mealtime ! For the Freshmen a retreat, besides being something new, is a trying experience. But this year's Freshman retreat was made very enjoyable and engrossing by their excellent retreat master, Father Coomes. Stressing death, purity, and personal sancti- fication,he firmly entrenched the Freshmen as soldiers of Christ. FRESHMA Absorbed rn spiritual reading Attending one of the many con- ferences in the library RETREAT 4 O TA ' 5 t -. ,Q 1 2 5 if R' L Z This year the annual Parents-Sons' Dance was held at the beautiful, new Regis Stu- dent Center. With Jimmy Keith and his band providing the musical entertainment both the older and younger sets spent a very enjoyable evening. P RENTS-SCNS' ANC The younger set The older set Mr. Le Moine explains a forthcoming project to the members of the club. In this its second year, the Regis Science Club undertook the launching of a rocket designed and built by the club members. Mr. Le Moine, the moderator, directed the project and insured its success after it was proposed by club members Buchmiller, Reid, and Mueller. The Science Club is now firmly established as an integral part of the school. SCIENC LLIB AARDVARK Reid and Buchmiller demonstrate operation of Aardvark. Hamel and Leydon receive NFL award from Father Eatough. Father Bakewell and Frank Sferra, moderators of the Regis NFL, have inspired so much enthusiasm for the club that now it is an organi- zation of which the school can be justly proud. Regis debaters have always proved to be outstanding speakers by winning many awards at various speech meets. fig 'Munn Debater Pete Craven hesitates for emphasis Regis Niffle men prepare for forthcoming speech meet. llYah ?ll Pxckmg up a few pomters An opinion voiced Futuxe debaters Typical meeting SKI Under the supervision of Mr. Brown, the Ski Club has been revitalized. Ronnie Himstreet was appointed ski coach and under his direction the competitive abilities of the club has been improved. The new emblem pictured below was adopted this year as the official Regis Ski Club insignia. .V+ ' A ,' gg, 4 .-Q., .V K , f. , gt., . . , . ik fu ' . 3 W . z f . , W . QNVER Moderator Mr Brown and Coach Himstreet I I'll catch her! . 1 v' X 'S s ' I W F 4 '45, H - ff , 1 K Officers Cattermole, Constantine, and Morrato with Mr. Brown, modera- tor. LUB ye 'KX '3 - ff 4 Ji Nec fa? 3. Q .UQ-' , 1451 ,.-fix . Q xg? .mi A .hw A V' it ,L fr 4 'E f., I if 3 4 gy ' 44 1. 34 ,. f ,wav . 1 , f .QL X f4'ff??3l 1x WIW N QW f K wufmv f IWXXXXNK fffmf f AX gl!! '- Il X ny ii' . VV' .2 A Q - c ,, 2 1. g ..- f E -Y fy' K t ' tx 1.4 I .5 X 1 X' i E CQQVJ' ,N r'f' X I N XA Y 4- -- KV1 Vw: 4...X.. U M-. LN:-521-Q-: X Nb xXx xx X l Tx: I . xnnvwi X 'V i J ll' im Beginning of another day 6 X N I 6 X ff! Editor searching for the staff R IDER But WE want it this way! 1 A successful Patron Drive 9 4 54' NN l ANNUAL Winner Cavalieri receives his award. Q kv Qi.: R'-r-Q. f I Staff members start to work on the annual. Kimmel and Cerrone finish up. BASKETBALL INTRAMURALS 'I f v. L, 9' 5 N... ig is ' if 5 ,L if 1 f 'aim H A ' I . , J '12, K f A- -. . , - g C , 'Q W V' .' Q N 3 -vi . N ,,,,, 'M' ' X f ' ,N V ,W ., ,,.M9 ,-5 -xi bg y 5 .R s ,4 -iii. ib',, FRED ALBI English Diploma 1 JESSE AVILA English Diploma SENIORS I9 8 JOHN ARTZER English Diploma MICHAEL BARBICH English Diploma THOMAS BATT English Diploma SENI DANIEL BESHOAR English Diploma RS EDWARD BOHN English Diploma JOSEPH BISCHOFBERGER English Diploma PAUL BOTTONE English Diploma JERRY BRIN Latin Diploma RICHARD BU CHMILLER English Diploma I98 JOHN CASEY English Diploma JAMES BURNETT Latin Diploma Honors Diploma BENEDICT CASTELLA NO GEORGE CERRONE Latin Diploma SENIORS JOSEPH CHIRICHIGNO English Diploma MICHAEL CRAMER Honors Diploma PETER CRAVEN Honors Diploma PATRICK CRONIN Latin Diploma 92 THOMAS CONSTANTINE Honors Diploma I98 TIMOTHY CRONIN Latin Diploma JOHN DEBELL English Diploma MICHAEL DELANEY English Diploma JOHN De PRIMO English Diploma JOHN DILLON English Diploma SENIORS ROBERT EATON Honors Diploma JOHN EVANS English Diploma DELBERT ELLIS Latin Diploma THOMAS FEELEY English Diploma WALTER FIGURNIAC Latin Diploma THOMAS GALLIGAN English Diploma ,vi I98 ALLEN CERSTNER Honors Diploma - R E ' 4' . .A . 'A . -QL' ROBERT GILVAR English Diploma i ROBERT GORDON Honors Diploma VAL GRANT Latin Diploma CHA RLES GREEN Latin Diploma GERAID HASENKAMP English Diploma EDWARD HEEREN English Diploma SENIORS RONALD GUIDA English Diploma MERRITT HINMAN English Diploma I98 WILLIAM HOGAN English Diploma MICHAEL HOLLAND English Diploma DANIEL HOSKINS Latin Diploma CARL HOUCK Honors Diploma THOMAS J OEHL Latin Diploma SENIORS CHARLES JOHNSON Latin Diploma JAMES KERR English Diploma RICHARD KERN English Diploma EDWARD KILPATRICK Latin Diploma MARK KIMMEL Latin Diploma JACK LANG Honors Diploma LEN MCCABE Latin Diploma I98 4 J if ',!'fT'. , :,.,,.,, .f 'Z wi w. i . 1533! 91-sn... JOHN LEWIS English Diploma LOU MCCABE Latin Diploma JAMES MCGILLIVRAY English Diploma LARRY MCGRAW Latin Diploma LAWRENCE MARQUE7 English Diploma SENIORS JEROME MAHER English Diploma DOUCIAS MASON Eiglish Diplom a NlLE MASON English Diploma I98 LLOYD MEDINA English Diploma JOSEPH MEI-IK Latin Diploma ROGER MEHRING English Diploma MICHAEL MILES Honors Diploma PATRICK MOORE Engllsh D1p1oma SENIORS JAMES MORRATO Latin Diploma J THOMAS MORRONI Eiglish Diploma Q DENNIS MURPHY Latin Diploma JOHN O'I-IEHIR Latin Diploma '7 ROLAND OCHS English Diploma l DALE OSBORN Biglish Diploma GERALD PI ERC E Honors Diploma I98 RICHARD OSTBERG English Diploma GARY POWELL Biglish Diploma DOUGLAS PRIMAVERA -N Honors Diploma JOSEPH QUINTANA English Diploma JAMES Rl-IOADES English Diploma SENIORS GEORGE REID English Diploma DENNIS ROSE Latin Diploma ALFRED ROSSI English Diploma l98 CHARLES SCHMITT Engl ish Diploma WILLIAM SC HOOLER English Diploma ALBERT SEEP English Diploma JOHN SEIDL English Diploma BERNARD SEWARD Latin Diplom a SENIORS JAMES SIEVERS English Diploma ROBERT SIMS English Diploma CHARLES SWITZER Latin Diploma WILLIAM THORNTON English Diploma GARY THRALL English Diploma I GEORGE TWININC English Diploma 98 JOHN UHL Ihglish Diploma N fl 1 y t 5 U V A z. . E S75 MICHAEL VANCE JOSEPH VECCHIO Phglish Diploma English Diploma LAUREN CE VIFQUAHN English Diploma JAMES VIGIL English Diploma S NIOR ACTIVITIE I958 FRED AIBI Acolyte 1,2, Bowling Club 2, Drama Club 4, Sodalxty 1,2 4, Intra murals l,2,3,4, B Basketball 2, B' Baseball 1 JOHN ARTZER Acolyte 1 2 Booster Club 4 R Llub 2 3 4 Secretary 4 Sodalxty 1 2 3 4 Secretary 2 Student Councrl 4 Intramurals 1 2,3 4 Varsxty Football 3 4 Varsity Basketball 4 Varsrty Baseball 4 Track 3 B Football l 2, B Basketball 1,2, B Baseball l JESSE AVILA Second Honors 2 3, Drama Club 2,3,4 Stage Manager 4 Mxssxon Club 4, Scxence Club 4, Sodalrty 4 Intramurals l 2,3 MIKE BARBICH Sodallty 1 2 3 4 TOM BATT Golf Club 4, Sodalrty 1 2 3,4 Intramurals I 2,4, Track 3 4 Football 2 DAN BESHOAR Mission Club 3,4 J OE BISCHOFBERGER Bowlmg Club l 2,3, Drama Club 1 2,3 4, Assrstant Stage Manager 3 4, Sodalrty 1 2,3 4 Secretary Treasurer Intramurals I 2 FDDIE BOHN R Club 3 4, Treasurer 4, Varsnty Football 3 4 Varsxty Basketball 3 4, Varsity Baseball 2 3 4, B Football 2 'B Basketball 2 PAUL BOTTONE Second Honors 1 2,3, Scrence Club 4 Sodalrty 1 Intramurals JERRY BRIIX Bowlmg Club l 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 Rarder Revrew 3,4 Scrence Club 4, Sodallty I, Intramurals l RICHARD BUCHMILLER Bowlmg Club 4 Scrence Club 3 4 JIM BURNETT Acolyte I Booster Club 4 Drama Club 2 3 R Club 2 3 Sodalrty 1 Student Counc1l4 B Football 2 BEN CASTELLANO Frrst Honors 1 2 Second Honors 3,4 Acolyte 2 Booster Club 4 Cheerleader 4 Drama Club l 2,3 4 Pep Band 2 3, Raider Annual 2 3 4 Asslstant Edrtor 2 3 Edrtor 4, Rarder Review I 2 3 Sodalrty I 2 3 4 Intramurals 1,2 GEORGE CERRONE Flrst Hmors 1 2,4, Rarder Annual 4, Science Club 4 Sodahty I Intramurals I 2 3, Track 3 4 JOE CI-IIRICHIGNO ball 2 3,4 Varsrty Basketball 4, Varsxty Baseball 3 4 B Football B Basketball 2 All Parochral Football 4 All State Football 4 TOM CONSTANTINE Second Honors I NFLI 2,3,4 Secretary 3 Presrdent 4, R Club 4 Raider Review 1,3 4, Skx Club I 2,3,4, Prendent 4 Sodalrty l 2 3 4, Intramurals I 2 3, Varsrty Football 4, B Football 1 2 Colorado Teenage Traffrc Safety Assocratron 4 MIKE CRAMER Flrst Honors 4, Second Honors 1,2 3, Mxssron Club I Sodalxty 1 Intramurals I 2 PETE CRAVEN Frrst Honors 1, Second Hrmors 2 4 NFL I 2 3 4 Vrce Presrdent 4 Rarder Revxew l 2 3 4 Sodallty I 2 Intramurals I 2 Skx Club l 2 3,4 Colorado Teenage Traifrc Safety Assocratron 4 PAT CRONIN First Hmors 1,3 Second 2 R Club 3 4 Vnce Presxdent 4 Sodalrty I 2 3,4 Prefect l Treasurer 2 Secretary 3 Sodalrty Councrl 3,4 Vrce Chairman 4, StudentCouncrl 4 Intramurals I 2 3, Varsxty Football 3 4, Track 3, B Football I 2 C Basket ball 1 All Parochial Football 4, Colorado Teenage Traifxc Safety Assocratron 4 TIM CRONIN Second Honors l 2 3, R Club 2 3 4 Sodalzty I 2 3 4 Intramurals 1,2 3 4 Varsity Football 3,4 Track 3, B Football I 2 JOHN DE BELL Second Honcxs I 2, Acolyte 2 3,4, NFL I Sacnsan 3 Sodallty 2 Intramurals I 2 3 Varsrty Track 3 4 B Football 2 Basketball 2, Baseball I 2 MIKE DELANB' Bowlmg Club 2,3 Golf Club 4, Ski Club 4 Sodalrty 3 4 Intramurals 3 4 'B Football 3, Baseball 2 JOHN DE PRIMO Bowlmg Club 2,3, Dramatrcs 3,4, Secretary 4, Sodalrty 1,2, Intra murals 1,2, 'B' Football 1,2 BOB EATON Flrst Honors 3, Second Honors 4 Dramatrcs 4, Mxssxon Club 3 4 Rarder Revrew 3 4 Scxence Club 4 Skr Club 3 4 DEL ELLIS Fxrst Honors 1 Second Hcnors 2 3 4 Dramatrcs 4 Mrssxon Club 3 4 Rarder Revxew 4 Scrence Club 3,4 Sodalxty 1 Art Club 4 JOHN EVANS Acolyte 4 Intramurals TOM FEELEY Bowlmg Club 3, Sodalrty 2 3 4, Art Club 4 Intramurals 2 3 WALT FIGURNIAK Bowling Club 4, Intramurals 4 TOM CALLIGAN Skr Club 2,3, Intramurals I 2 B Football 2 ALLDI GERSTNER Frrst Honors I 2 4, Second Honors 3 Booster Club 4 Dramatrcs l 2 Mlssrcn Club 4, NFL 1,2,3 4 Secretary 4 Raxder Revrew 2 Assxstant Edrtor 3, Ildrtor 4, Sodalxty I 2, Colorado Teenage Traffrc Safety Assocratron 4 ROBERT GLIVAR Acolyte 1,2 Sodalrty l 2 Intramurals I 2 3 4, C Basketball BOB GORDON Frrn Honors I 2,3,4, Acolyte 1,2 Raxder Annual 4 Sacrrstan 1, Sodality 1,2,3 Intramurals l,2,3, Mxssron Club 1 2 VAL GRANT Second Honors I, Acolyte 1 Booster Club 4, Dramatrcs 4, B Football 2 CHARLES GREI-N Second Honors 1 2,3, Bowlmg Club 3 Scrence Club 4 Skt Club 4 RONALD GUIDA Bowlmg Club 2 3,4, Sodalrty 1, Intramurals I 2 3 4 JERRY HASENKAMP Bowlmg Club I 2 3 4, Sodalrty I 2 ED HEERDI Second I 2 Bowlmg Club 4 Sodallty 1, Intramurals 1 2 3 4, Art Club 4 MERRITT HINMAN NFL 1,2 3, Ski Club 2 3 4, Sodahty I B Team Football l R Club 3 4, Sltx Club 1 2 3 4 Sodalrty 4, Intrarmxrals I 2,3 4 Varsrty Football 3 4 B Football 2 MIKE HOLLAND Second Honors 4 ' R Club 3 4, Sodalxty 1 2 3 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4, Varsity Football 3 4 Track 3 4, B Football 2, B Basket bal I 2 DAN HOSKINS Second Honors I 2 Skt Club 4 Sodalrty I 2 3,4 Sodalrty Counctl 4 Intramurals 2 3 4 Varsity Football 3, Track 3, B Football I 2 B Baseballl CARI. HOUCK Fxrst Honors 1 2 3 4 Cheerleader 4 R Club 4 Slu Club 4 So dalrty 4, Student Councxl 4 Intramurals l 2 3 Varsxty Basketball 3 4, Track 4, B Basketball 1,2 TOM JOB-Il. I-'xrst Honors 2 4 Second Honors I 3 Bowlmg Club 3, Scxence Club CHARLIE JOHNSON Sodalrty 4 Intramurals 1 2, B Football I Basketball I 2 DICK KERN Bowlmg Club I 3, Dramatncs 4, Raxder Revxew I Skl Club 1 2 3 4 Boxing I, Sodalxty 1, Intramurals I 2 3 4, B Football I 2 JIM KERR R Club 3 4 Skr Club I 2 3 Varsrty Football 3 4 B Football 2 EDWARD KIIPATRICK Second Honas 2 3 4 Sodalrty 4 MARK KIMMEL Fxrst Honors 2 Second Honors I 2 4, Bowlmg Club 2 3 4 Secretary 4 Dramatrcs 4 Busxness Manager 4 Golf Club 4 Rarder Annual 4 I , . , 1 I I - .vu I Y: ?IIlV ' yy, 5 ' ' Q . Q I' . l' ,Q ,,'yQ 5 9 h ,,: ,s 9 .- ri 4 a alll! .VIH .rin . . , ' 5 ms 9 ,S I, 5 2 9 - . .l . , i ' ' 5 . - Q . ,.,. ' ' M' 3 .- , - it 3 ' , ,iuBu . ' . ,nn . ,, - ' ,- , , ' ' ..'. 9 s ' .5 .' ' , ,. . 9 .- . 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' 1- ' 5 - 5 5 , Busmess Manager 4 Rarder Revrew 3 4 Scrence Club 3 4 Skr Club 4 Sodalrty 1 2 3 4 Intramurals 2 3 JACK LANG Frrst Honors I 2 Second Honors 3 4 Acolyte 1 2 3 4, Booier Club 4 Cheerleader 3 4 Dramatxcs 1 2 3 4 Secretary 3 Student Mana ger 4 Mrssron Club I 2 3 4 NFL 1 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 R Club 3 4 Rarder Revrew I 2 3 4 Assrstant Edrtor 4 Sacnstan I 2 3 4 So dalrty I 2 3 4 Prefect 4 Sodalrty Councrl 3 4 Intramurals 1 Varslty Football 3 B Baseball I Colorado Teenage Traffrc Safety Asocratron 4 JOHN LEWIS Second Honors I 2 Intramurals I 2 3 4 B Football 2 LEN MCCABE Second Hcnors I, R Club 4, Sodallty 1 2 4 Intramurals 2 3 4 Varsrty Football 3 4, Track 3 4 B Football 2, Boxmg I 2 3 LOU McCABE Second Honors I, R Club 2 3 4, Sodalrty I 2 4 Intramurals 2 3 Varsrty Football 3 4 Track 3 4 B Football 2 JAMES MCGILLIVRAY Sodalrty I Intramurals I 2 3 4 B Baseball 3, C Basketball I LARRY MCGRAW Second Honors I 2 3 Bowlrng Club 3 4 Presrdent 4 Drama Club 4 Intramurals 12 3 4 JERRY MAHER Sodalrty 3 Intramurals 2 3 Art Club 4 LAURENCE MARQUH R Club 3 4, Skr Club 4 Varsrty 3 4 B Football 2 All Parochral Football 4 All State Football 4 R Club 2 3 4 Intramurals l 2 3,4 Varsrty Football Manager 2 3 DOUG MASON Sodallty l,2,3,4 Intramurals I 2 LLOYD MEDINA Acolyte 2 Booster Club 4 Drama Club 3,4 Sodallty 1,2 4, Intra murals I 2, Art Club 4 Presrdent 4 JOE MEEK Frrst Honors 2 Second Honors 1 3, Bowlmg Club 1 2, Sodalrty I Tennrs Club l,2,3 4, Intramurals 1,2 3 4, Track 3 4, B Basket ba I ROGER MEHRING Sodalrty 3 Intramurals I 2 3 4 MIKE MILES Frrst Honors 1 2 Second 4, R Club 2 3 4 Sodalrty 1,2 3, Varslty Football 3 4, Track 3 4 B' Football I 2 PAT MOORE Bowling Club 3 Skr Club 4 Sodalrty 4 JAMES MORRATO Fust Honors I 4 Second Honors I 2, Skr Club I 2 3 4 Treasurer Vrce Presrdent 4, Sodalrty 4 Intramurals I 2 3 4 THOMAS MORRONI Sodalrty 1 2 3 4 Intramurals I 3 4, B Basketball 2 C Basket ball 1 DENNIS MURPHY Second Honors 1 2 3 Bowlmg Club 1,2 3 4, Sodalrty 1 Intramurals l 2 3 4 JOHN O HHIIR Frrst Honors 1,2, Second Honors 3 R Club 3 4 Sodalrty 1 2 3 4, Intramurals I 2 3 Varsrty Football 3 4 B Football I 2 ROLAND OCHS Boxrng 1 DALE OSBORN Sodalrty l 4 RICHARD OSTBERG Bowlrng Club l 2 4 Scrence Club 3 4 Intramurals 1 2 JERRY PIERCE Rarder Revrew 3,4 Assrstant Edrtor 4 Scrence Club 4 GARY POWELL Second Honors I 2 Acolyte l 2, Golf Club 1,2 3, R Club 2 3,4 Sodalrty 1,2,3 Intramurals I 2 3, Varsrty Basketball 4 Baseball 3,4, B' Football 1,2, Basketball I, Baseball 1 DOUG PRIMAVERA Second Honors 2,4, Acolyte 3,4, R Club 2,3,4, Rarder Revrew 3 4 Sacrrstan 3 4 Sodalrty I Intramurals I 2 3, Varsrty Football 3 Baseball 2 Track 3 B Football 2 JOE QUINTANA Mrssron Club 1 Sodalrty I 2 Intramurals l 2 3 4 Varsrty Football 4 Basketball 2 B Football I 2 3, All Parochial Football Boxing GEORGE REID Frrst Honors 3 Scrence Club 3 4 Sodalnty 4 Intramurals l 2 3 4 B Basketball 2, C Basketball I JIM RHOADES Booster Club 4 Dramatrcs 3 4 Scrence Club 3 Sodalrty 1 2 Sodalrty Councrl 3 DENNIS ROSE Frrst Honors 1 Second 2 Booster Club 4, R Club 4 Sodalxty l Intramurals l 2 3 4 Varsrty Baseball 4 Track 3 AL ROSSI Booster Club 4 R Club 2 3 4 Presrdent 4, Sodalrty l Student Councrl 4 Varsity Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4, B Team Football 2 Basketball l, Baseball I All Parochral Baseball 3 LARRY SCHMITT Dramatrcs 4 Golf Club 3,4 NFL I 2 3 Skx Club 4 Sodalrty I Student Councrl 4 Intramurals I 2 3 BILL SCHOOLER Sodalrty 1 Intramurals l 2 3 4 Track 3 Art Club 4 TED SEB' Bowlrng 3 NFL 2 3 Skr Club I 2 3 4, Sodalrty I 3 lntrarnurals I 2 3,4 Skr Team 3 4 Pep Band 2 JOHN SEIDL Dramatrcs 4 Sodalrty 2 3 4, Intramurals 2 Art Club 4, Treasurer Secretary 4 BERNARD SEWARD Second Honors 1, Skr Club 4, Sodalrty 1 2 3 Prefect 2, Secretary 1 Intramurals 1,2, Varsrty Football 3, B Team Football 2 Basket ball I Boxmg 1 CHARLIE SWITZER Frrst Honors l 2 3, Second Honors 4 Bowlmg Club 1 2 3 Golf Club 4, Rarder Annual 4 Sodalrty 1 2,3 4 Vice Prefect 4 Sodalrty Councrl 4 Intramurals I 2 3,4, 'B Baseball 2, C Basketball, Baseball BII.L THORNTON Acolyte 1, Sodalrty 1, Intramurals I 2,3 GARY Tl-IRALL Bowling Club I R Club 3 4 Sodalrty 1 Intramurals 1,2 Varsrty Football Manager 3 'B Football 2 GFDRCE TWINING R' Club 2 3, Sodalrty 2, Intramurals 3 4 B Football 1,2, Basketball I 2, Baseball l 2 JOHN UI-Il. Bowlrng Club 3, Dramatrcs 4, NFL 2 3, Slu Club 3 4 Sodalrty I Intramurals I 2 3 4 MIKE VANCE Acolyte 1 2 Cheerleader 3 NFI 3 4 R Club 2 3 4 Sodalrty 1 2 3 4, Sodalrty Councrl 3 4 Student Councrl 4 Intramurals I 2 3 4, Varsrty Football 3,4 Co Captarn 4 B Football l 2, Baseball I,2 JOE VECCHIO Intramurals l 2 3 Track 4 B Football 2, Baseball 2 IARRY VIFQUAIN Dramatrcs 3 4 Sodalrty I 2 3 4 Intramurals l 2,3 Track 3 C Basketball I JAMES VIGIL Sodalrty l Intramurals 2 4 I YI II II Ii I Ir' I ' I , , ,IIII I IIII I- I I I I II Ii III' I II IIII . . ' , ,IIII , - , - I YI rl!! I ' I Y ll ' I , ,IIII , I IIII IIII I II 1I2I IIII I IIII' IIII I Ia I2s ' Ill!! . ' ' I ' I ' I I . I I I II I IIII ' l nu ,nn . .IIII II IIII - , - ,- , - , I II I II3I4I .IIII I ' I I III III ' I Illll I ' ! I1 li' ' I I ,IIII , ' , I I I I2I III? I - .IIII I ' I I II III II4I ' I .IIII II 71 ' ,IIII ' I ' I I III I ' I ' I Illll I III II ' I .HH ,HID 7 I - ' I IIII - , . . I I I III I I2I ll! ll I 'I , I II- I III- .. I I IIII I - I II - nu . ' . ' ,un . - I 'I II fi I Y ll ! I ' I . , III II - I' - IIII , , - I II' I ' I III II I I- : I- ,. . III 5 . ' ,nn . , . . , - I I I I' ' ' ' ll I ' II' I IIS ' - - ' - ' 2- ' I III - I . , , ,Hn I' ' , ,III .IIII .IICI I ll Y. - , ', ' I III- ' ' I I I ' .IIII I ' I I ,Z .I H, y. . , ,, , ,3,4, I .Ill in , I II I- I I I III I ' I I Il I 5 9 . I II I. I' rr I' IIII 41 . . . . - ' I IIII ' ' III- ' . .nn .n - IIII Iv 1 . . 'HH ' . , II I II III III' Ii 3 , ' - ' .nn I il! I I I rr? II' I ' III- , ,IIII . lil 1 ' - . .un . ' - I II III , I ,IIII II I- ,,, ' , ' I I ,llll II IIII II I G I- ,. III Ii I- I 9 ' , . .IIII . II I 1 'Y I II' I I . . I a My.. n , .,..A :iz-vt: e. 5 vx, A 3:2 BEN CASTELIANO, for his readership, W loyalty and generous initiative, es- pecially as editor of the RAIDER, talented member of the Dramatics Club, and excellent sodalist. Regis particularly congratulates these seniors as indi- vidual examples of outstanding excellence in scholastic attainment loyalty and service to the school leadership and lmttauve athletic prowess unselfrsh co operation with the faculty and student body RAIDER ME THE YEAR CARL l-IOUCK, for hrs scholastic ability and cheerful sprrlt of study, genial personality and reliability, sportsman spirit as both player and spectator JACK LANG, for his devotxon avid interest and drive as a leader rn so many clubs particularly in sodalrty dramatics NFL, and Raider Review 110 PAT CRONIN, for his quiet enthusiasm, extraordinary good nature, and effective direction of sodality works, including the Rocky Mountain Youth Congress, Sodal- ity Council, and Senior Council. TIM CRONIN for his cooperation and generosity in all school functions as a wholehearted player and manager of our athletic teams, and as a person of manly piety ALLEN GERSTNER, for his many amiable characteristics and generous untiring labors and organizational skill as editor of the Raider Review secretary of the NFL, and member of various activities CHARLES SWITZER for his academic achievements pleasant affability and work as vice president of the Senior Sodality member of the Senior Sodality Council helpfulness at student functions lll R CLUB ,Y One of the biggest clubs present at Regis is the R CLUB, made up of all lettermen who have participated in football, basketball, or base- ball. The R CLUB activities range from weekly Pep Rallies to the annual Bum's Ball. Enthusiasm runs high E- GOLF .f 5: emi 's Garland takes a swing. Floyd putts one in. Father Oswald demonstrates the drive. With the arrival of spring, our Regis golf club took to the green. The club enjoyed a very successful season under its moderator, Father Oswald. LUB 4' 1 A ' ' -t .ysmulv r. .. 5, .,f. ,- ax . . - . ,, .,,,-arf, ' . Dutton blasts out of the sand trap. BASEBALL At the outset of spring in mid-March, baseball season opened with Mr. Lou Kellogg coaching the team, Fine pitching was exemplified by juniors Cattermole and Artese, and a profitable season was witnessed by all concerned. Coach Kel1ogg's watchful eye insures proper form. A tense moment Vic Artese - pitcher Rich Rudolph shortstop Bucky Blish catcher -0 -xn-gp. Tl-M - 4--,, 1 .Mowbray '9 4- 'fi 417-fa ', v ... s, it ,af 1 115 A, lv. at 4. -an chi John Beals Mr Grbbs addresses track members TRACK The second season of track saw 101 hopefuls tryrng out for the squad The coaches Mr Grbbs Mr Apgar and Mr Brown worked hard to shape up the track team slnce they had prevrously arranged several track meets w1th varrous schools Among these were Denver Lutheran Mullen and Mt Carmel Also rncluded rn thrs schedule were the C U Relays the Aurora Relays and the Colorado State Umversrty Track Meet Mrke Holland goes up and over its-L 116 Hoskms and Skolout run the relay rar' U' I QRTWM DSLJ 'Wir IYJFZ' mega W 'Nl HK DeBe11 slums over the hurdles 4 Trackmen loosen up I Mr G1bbs Father Verdxeck S J Mr Apgar Mr Brown S J 117 RAIDER REVIEW wan': 2 V'5'? 5'? With Mr, Lawless as moderator and A1 Gerstner as editor, this year's RAIDER REVIEW was more interesting than in prev- ious years, in addition to be- ing more frequent in publica- tion. As in the past the REVIEW was an integral part of the school year's extra- curricular activities, besides beingasource of pleasure and enjoyment to both the faculty and students. . ty' w 5 I X 4 4 i' Staff members Pierce and Murphy .4-i Editor Cerstner People Writers Oh! That staff! Joint chiefs of staff 119 J erry Brin does research for next issue. :al A vxix The art of make -up Father Deeman explains stage-setting. DRAMA CLUB The Regis Players, under the capable direction of Father Deeman, have been a particularly active or- ganization all year long. While not sacrificing their studies, they have shown their remarkable talents in short one-act plays such as The Rope and Below Zero. The main production, which had its premiere night on May l, was extremely well done with Jack Lang, Fred Albi, and Jack DePrimo heading the cast. Humorous point breaks the seriousness of the rehearsal. PE ,,,i..--v-X' 4 ,1 , rv ET! BELQW ZERO 9 Q 1 5 .V 'f E f , f U ,Q 1 I l I M I ,f 'A ,A CF pr-' LIBRARY With the library under the able direction of Father Lander, copious reading has been encouraged at Regis. Borrowing reading material has been made easy and enjoyable by the helpfulness and sugges- tions of Marjorie Abeyta, Father Lander's invaluable assistant. A novel touch to the library is that classi- cal and semi-classical music is played for the stu- dents during the noon hour on the newly acquired tape recorder. Father Lander and Miss Abeyta-- librarians. Music to study by. llc-at -tu 124 QL Noon t1me study hall -7 -9- Da11y routme Mr Wexdman pauses ln thought ASS1St3l'I McDonald arranges books 125 .XII i NY. l' -a QQRQCKY9 SHGTS Gimme two more beers, bartender. So I like to chew my pens too. ' W Hey, who's the wise-guy! Going or coming? Ax N. Yes, I'm Alfred E. Newman. Jesuits' summex residence. You big 11 M.. I wonder if I could get charged this way. vi-'MH' 1 3. ,gf-Q i 0 ,X ,Q -'Ln M-JS ' , AQ' If bf' . 4 s Q Q -44 ' 7.-J '- T9 - if , I ,JA . VI!! 7' -., -fel'-.1 -is 35, I -1 . :fri ...ah -Yi Hz: iw -N, The typical sophomore look. The typical scholastic look. A Speak no evilg see no evilg why push it? The typical senior look. za ,4 '04 4.4 Agfa ff 1 .2 As -' 2 ' : g 'L Q ls fix ii' was EM Q 1 u , JP . . Q , A 1' , 1 I I TA... ' Ju.. ,A M 0 'Nl-I-qu-N, ff ' '- ,, H lgwwwmgmxmmw , , , . K , r 'Q sp? w m 5 A I H 4 ftwifre , ,X ,AL K S ff' 5 1 1' 1' ,f 'id 4. ly' ?': -1 fr' I 9 f ,'. 'o 5 V . if s 'gi' .LK 41 9 'K E77 S 'ISI , f. L33 ' K x ' f f 5 r ' ' Jia f V., . T ' ri - f ? Jwfm- .-11.4 f i '3j'LT?' 1 . ' , ,r ,Q 3 A, rf A ' 7' Hz!-wLMfkiM .... L-A-. - - x ,Q . 1 . '51-Q yd H' ' ,-1 Enjoying the rehabilitation center R gk 1 U 934' Roll out the barrel. . . The suave look ' z I , 8 Stop! 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