Saint John Francis Regis High School - Regis Yearbook (Denver, CO)
- Class of 1965
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Mr. Brcxdcz senior facult I5 Fr. Ldnder, SJ. Mr. GupTilI Mr.Morgc1n, S.J. Mr. Kennedy, SJ Fr. Renard, SJ. Mr, Gibbs junior facult facult MR. H. J. ALFERMAN, S.J. History I, English I, Freshmen Counselor, Sodality Moderator, Cross-Country, Track X Whig, ' REV. F. F. BAKEWELL, S.J. Latin I, II, Religion IV, Liturgical Co-ordinator 1 sg? Q fi Q. .i - ' N x - f .5 ,K -, .L ,',, 7, . V . ka. A .I f , i 1 MR. J. L. BARONE American History II, History I, f Physical Education I, II, REV. J. J' DOUGHERTYI S.J. VGVSITY l:OOTbGill-l leC1d Coach Religion IV, Wrestling Senior Counselor 'm REV. A. J. DEEMAN, S.J. REV. S. R. KRIEGER, S.J. English IV, Seminar, Algebra I, Religion III MRCEhR'mA1f BITCDA Regis Players, e IS ry ' Raider Annual Mechanical Drawing, Golf Team -KSA MR. R. GIARRATANNO Physical Education I, II, I Varsity Football-Assistant Coach, B BOSKGTIJOII MR. R. A. GUPTILL Physics III facult MR. J. M. HUNTHAUSEN, S.J. Latin II, Religion II, Sodality Moderator MR. G. H. GIBBS Algebra III, IV, Track, Geometry II, Varsity Basketball, Physical DMR- T' I KARSTI SJ' Education II, Athletic Director, En9I'5II I' II' SIJSPCIN' II' Freshman Monogram Club Counselor, Raider Review, I8 Sodality Moderator MR. C. H. KELLOGG American Government IV, History I, American History Il, B Football, Varsity Baseball MR. J. s. KENNEDY, s.J Algebra ui, iv, Physics III, Sodality Moderator sophomore facult Mr. Gicxrroformo Mr. Krueger, S.J. MV- HUHTPWGUSGH, SJ- Mr' Seitz FV- Remlfdf 5-J Mr. Barone Mr. Kellogg Mr. SoTTler, SJ. Mr. Gibbs Mr. Korsr, S.J. Fr. Verdieck, S.J. Fr. Lander, S.J. Fr. Bcrkewell, S.J. 'I9 freshmen facult Mr. Giorrfonno Mr. Krcleger, SJ. FV. Vefdiefik, S-J. MV- Alfermcm, SJ. Mr. Barone Mr. Kellogg Mr. SoTTIer, S.J. MF- Seifz Mr. Kc1rsT, S.J. Mr. Gibbs Mr. Miller, S.J. Fr. Bokewell, S.J. Mr. Jones 20 MR. J. E. KRAEGER, S.J. REV. W. M. LANDER, S.J. MR. K. N. JONES Latin I, English II, English III, Algebra I, III, IV, N.F.L Speech II, Religion II, Sodality Moderator, Librarian Monogram Club, Impressions, Ski Club REV. E. L. MONNIG, S.J. Religion I, Geometry II, Sophomore Counselor MR. J. MORGAN, S.J. L ' I ni MR. R. H. MILLER, S.J. Gm ' ' English I, Seminor, Latin IV, Greek IV, Soclality Moderator, Freshman Counselor, N.F.L. f acult l C MRS. J. R. PRICE Registrar AMic+f1n+ A+IqIn+i,- Dim,-+A 1 L.,....,.u.... , L......... ..,..L.L..u REV. E. G. RENARD, S.J. Latin III, IV, Religion ll, Seminar, Soolality Director MR. G. L. SATTLER, S.J. MR. D. J. SEITZ Algebra I, Geometry ll, Religion l, Freshmen Counselor C Football, C Basketball facult English l, Geometry ll, Biology ll, Mission Club, Folk Singers MR. M. J. SHEERAN, S.J. Religion l, English lll, Greek III, Junior Counselor, Sodality Moderator, N.F.L. MRS. A. STEWART Assistant Librarian REV. A. O. VERDIECK, S.J. MRS. C. WERNETTE History Il, Religion lll, Latin l, Typing Monogram Club, Fathers' Club Although we knew hum nof Touched Us oll Very Reverend John B Janssens SJ Requlescat In Pace Somehow his life ond his death seniors GERALD BAER JOHN BARKER Laiin Diploma Honors Diploma He who can does, fflllNDQ,'fffll he who can't learns THOMAS AMOLSCH Honors Diploma GREGORY AMES English Diploma DAVID BRUNO Latin Diploma PAUL BERTOLLT Lafin Diploma seniors PATRICK BARRY La'rir1 Diploma GREGORY BERINGER Lafin Diploma THOMAS BYRNE Latin Diploma i DAVID CARR Latin Diploma seniors MICHAEL CALLIHAN Laiin Diploma JOSEPH CARROLL English Diploma MICHAEL CARROLL English Diplomo JESSE CATON Honors Diplomoi PETER COLLINS Lofin Diploma ROBERT CHRISTMAN Lclfin Diploma seniors DONALD COLOROSO Lafin Diploma MICHAEL DELANEY Lafin Diploma KEMP COOPER English Diploma DANIEL ORONIN lm D'p'O'm Man IS marked THOMAS COURSEY Latin Diploma GEORGE COYNE KENNETH coRDovA Engllsl' Diploma English Diploma PHILIP DE NICOLA Loiin Diplomo by his achievements PETER DILEO Honors Diploma GLENN DINGES Honors Diplomo t I - ,,' if MICHAEL DOYLE Honors Diploma PETER DVORACEK Lafin Diploma LEONARD ELLIS Lafin Diploma STEPHEN FORTE Honors Diploma STEPHEN FENTON Latin Diploma' GREGORY FORTIN English Diploma seniors JAMES GOLD English Diploma WILLIAM FORTUNE English Diploma JAMES GLEASON JOHN GORDON Latin Diploma Lc1Tin Diploma PATRICK GARTLAND Latin Diploma MICHAEL GLEASON Latin Diploma MICHAEL HANEY Honors Diploma DAVE HAWKINS REGINALD HENDRICKS LaTin Diploma SGH JAMES HASENKAMP Lafin Diploma English Diploma PATRICK HAYES English Diploma RICHARD HIESTER Lofin Diplomoi MICHAEL HOGAN Lofin Diplomo LAWRENCE HOPPE English Diplomo iors JOHN HORST Honors Diplomo MARTIN JAECKSCH Honors Diplomoi PAUL JONES English Diploma N f CHARLES JUDISH JAMES KENNEY Lofin Diplomo Honors Diploma STEPHEN KENNEY Eng!ish Diploma The future growth intellectual rg asm LAWRENCE KAISER Lofin Diploma ROBERT KNECHT Honors Diploma of Regis: and pursuit seniors MICHAEL LA CONTE Honors Diploma ROBERT LANGFIELD Latin Diploma THOMAS KILPATRICK English Diploma JAMES KUHN English Diploma LOUIS LILEY LaTin Diploma seniors MICHAEL LEYDON Latin Diploma EDWARD LARSEN Laiin Diploma ALBERT LITZAU Laiin Diploma RANDAL LONG Honors Diploma RICHARD LYONS ROBERT MALONE Lafin Diploma Latin Diploma MICHAEL McINTOSH EDWARD MADDOCK Lafin Diploma English Diploma DONALD McMASTER Laiin Diploma JAMES MARSICO The glory dies and the grief English Diploma THOMAS MESSENGER English Diplornci BRADLEY MERKL Latin Diploma seniors not, is past GERALD MORNIN English Diploma 1 , PATRICK MOYNIHAN Loifin Diploma ii THOMAS MULQUEEN English Diploma GEORGE MUTZ Lafin Diploma SIMON O'HANLON Laiin Diploma RICHARD POWER LaTin Diploma seniors DONALD PRIMAVERA Latin Diploma TIMOTHY O'SHEA English Diploma JOHN POLAK English Diploma ,? RICHARD RANNEY Latin Diploma TERRY QUINN Honors Diploma JOHN REPKA MICHAEL RIMMER Latin Diploma Latin Diploma CRAIG REILLY Latin Diploma GREGORY RUFF Lc1'rin Diploma Preparation to JOHN RODDEN Honors Diploma seniors JAMES REVELLO Lofin Diploma is the key success FRANK RUDER Honors Diploma LAWRENCE SFERRA Honors Diploma WALTER SADOWSKI Lalin Diploma JOHN STEIGHNER Latin Diploma GREGORY SPRIGG LaTin Diploma WILLIAM STEELE Lafin Diploma seniors JOSEPH STUCKA English Diplomoi ROBERT SAINDON Loiin Diplomci PAUL SIROVATKA Lcitin Diplomoi WOLFGANG SAUER Lc1Tin Diplomo ROBERT SNYDER Honors Diplomo 111111 JOHN SCHMIDT English Diploma GAEL SULLIVAN English Diploma MARK SULLIVAN Latin Diploma DANIEL SULLIVAN Latin Diploma DONALD ST. LOUIS LaTin Diploma MICHAEL SWANSON English Diploma seniors JAMES THORPE English Diploma A diploma and a RICHARD SCHRAEDER Honors Diploma DAVID SIKES RICHARD SCHMITT English Diploma English Diploma THOMAS TIERNEY Honors Diploma mountain of memories RALPH TANNER English Diploma MICHAEL THORPE English Dipiomoi NICHOLAS TOLVE English Diploma JACK VOLKMAN English Diplomci ANTHONY VETO English Diplomci DENNIS WANEBO English Diploma THOMAS YEAGER English Diploma MICHAEL WERITO English Diplomci JOHN UDICK English Diploma seniors DAVID WELCH Honors Diploma WILLIAM WALDRON English Diploma JAMES ZIMMERSCHIED Honors Diploma JAMES NAUGHTON Lafin Diploma JESS CATON PHIL DE NICOLA DON COLOROSO It has been the tradition at Regis for the faculty and administration to recognize outstanding graduates by conferring on them the select title of Raider Men of the Year. This year these twelve seniors have been chosen because they exemplify to a high degree the moral, scholastic, and athletic attainment sought in Regis stu- dents. JIM KENNEY RUSTY LILEY BOB LANGFIELD PETE DILEO MIKE HANEY DON MCMASTER SIMON O'HANLON Raider Men of 196 NIARTY JAECKSCH RICH SCHRAEDER V4 e underclassmen uniors L. To R.: STANDING: J. Bergin, R. Amafo, P. Adolf, S. Beardsley. KNEELING: J. Sfeffen, T. Monaghan, T. Beals. L. To R.: ON RAIL: M. lacino. STANDING: R. Perucca, M. Loyd, S. Kafzenberger. SITTING: J. Marzano, M. Okey, T. Keenan. L. To R.: STANDING. F. Berfollf, R. Connor, A. Blixf T. Burgraff. KNEELING: M. Cain, G. Biller SITTING: R. Box. juniors L. To R.: STANDING: J. Piccone, J. Sauer, B. Willging, R. Wcfson. KNEELING: R. Wiley, F. Toepfer. SITTING: A. DeLJTsCh. My Joy hes L. To R.: STANDING: R. Sedor, J. Schmidt K. TI1ieIen. KNEELING: R. Theisen, S. Ruscln, J. Sill- sTrop. SITTING: G. Roppenecker. 58 L. To R.: STANDING: T. Freeman, W. Leckemby, J. Nylcmder, S. Whiles SITTING: D. Rufeloories, T. Tokorski. onward . . . L. To R.: STANDING: R. Mucilli, P. Nofole, C. Pearse. KNEELING: J. Middleburg, R. Olson. SITTING. R. Origlio, K. O'Dec1. L. To R.: STANDING. M. Fletcher, F. Giorolino, R. Gehouf. KNEELING. D. Zc1rIer1go,J. Gruber, R. Giorno. L. To R.: STANDING: P. D'Amico, T. Durlin, D. Eberle, J. English KNEELING: J. Ezell, J. Donner, L. Eotmcm. L. To R.: STANDING: L. Huber, E. Hibisson. BOT- TOM: D. Egan, R. Ewing, G. De Frange, G. Frank. L. To R.: STANDING: P. Cusimano, J Fenerfy, E. De Cicco. KNEELING: M. Dav L. To R.: STANDING: M. Grassman, T. Johnson, D. Kasik, S. Kaessner. KNEELING: G. Hoch, R. Harringfon, S. Hall. L. To R.: STANDING: J. Vagnino, M. Rennolds, J. Yeager. SITTING: J. Whelan, C. Woools, S. Waldron. juniors isson, R. Dispense, L. To R.: STANDING. W. Houston, T. Fonk, N. Guerrero. KNEELING: D. Dcsvis. P. Hayes, D. Henry. L. To R.: STANDING. T. Ruperr, R. Lombardi, B. O'Mec1ro, J. Korfensreffe. KNEELING: R. Homblin, C. Gordell, R. Schierburg. L. To R.. W. Lumberton, P. Krcxemer, R. PorIeTT, P. Morronzino, R Iocino, P. Mershon, S. McMahon. L. To R.: STANDING: M. Argc1II, J. Cordy, D. BeII. SITTING: T. Conzonct, L. Brookmcln, W. Afkins. 62 L. To R.: BACK ROW: S. Belless, J. Brennan. SEC- OND ROW: J. AIoIerson, J. BoTineIIy. THIRD ROW: P. AIc1nis, S. Beilrnon. BOTTOM: P. Cicxcco. L. To R.: STANDING: M. Cnoplo, D. BIyTI1, K. Boyle. KNEELING: S. Cuba. SITTING: M. Underwood, R. Wernel, F. Zisko. juniors L. To R.: STANDING: F. McGregor, J. Marinace, D. Kenney. KNEELING: R. Le Duc. SITTING: J. Kaufzky, R. Marine, W. LuncIeII. L. To R.: STANDING: W. Dolan, T. Francis, C. Frank. KNEELING: K. FaIk, R. Freehling. SITTING: G. Confe, J. Duggan. L. To R.: STANDING: P. STeeIe, J. Tofarka, S. Spinney, P. Muma KNEELING: M. Ryan, D. Reilly, T. Poffer. sophomores L. To R.: STANDING: S. Honey, J. Conrcicl, T. ForTe, J. Folbo, R. Gardiner. KNEELING: P. De Long- clwomps, A. Dimos. L. To R.: STANDING: B. Pierce, B. Mclnfosh, A. Rogers. KNEELING: P. O'Sheo, C. Nichols. SITTING: T. Rice, D. Merkl. L. To R.: STANDING: T. Vessels, P. Vinnolci KNEELING: J. Willey, G. Wciiolmon, R. Wiley. 65 sophomores L. To R.: STANDING: M. Rosella, R. Raolovich, D. Rice. SITTING: D. Ryan, R. Rohan, D. Sarno. Things wonJ joy's soul lies L. To R.: STANDING: T. Angerer, M. Boyle, M. Bruno. SITTING: A. Boden, D. Beacom, G. Amo- rosia, E. Cassinis. 66 L. To R.: STANDING: J. Chavez, M. Rogers, B. Ruff, J. Archambaulf, E. Boolen. SITTING: B. Sfraw, J. Sheehan. 1,? L. To R.: STANDING: T. Jameson, B. Kreizenbeck. SITTING: P. Kenney E. Honifen, T, Hickey, R. lnskeep, R. Holton. are done, in the doing '-.Khin L. to R.: TOP ROW: R. Kuhn, W. Gronnell, M. L. To RJSTANDING: A. PoTTs,S. Novvock. SITTING: Hendricks. MIDDLE ROW: B. Hines, R. Jensen. R. Olson, J. Quinn, K. O'Sheo, M. Mulhern. BOTTOM ROW: J. Griffin, P. Joeckscn. sophomores L. fo R.: BACK ROW: M. O'Doy, S. Sedlmoyr, J. Per- golo. MIDDLE ROW: T. L. To R.: STANDING: R. Cooper, N. Foes. SITTING G. Goodwin-Ausren, T. DILeo, G. Guorino, J Caruso, M. D'AgosTino. L. To R.: STANDING: W. Abegg, V. Borrcrglio, B. Clarke. SITTING: M. Cholnowski, B. Collihon, B. Clcmcy, J. Close. Quinn, S. Siems, T. Meyer. LYING: M. Reinerf. I L. To R.: STANDING: M. Lyons, J. Vohrenkornp. SITTING: T. Heffron, P Lynch, P. Hooley, B. McConc1Ty, D. McCloskey. Nichols, B. Clcmcy, G. Mopelli. L. To R.: STANDING: G. Tlwielcnn. SITTING: F. L. To R.: STANDING: M. Rockers, G. Weller, J. Pinonnonf. SITTING SlecIf1Tc1, R. Sfrong, S. Zoellner, C. Stock, P. Ryoln. R. Underwood, S. Weimon, R. VVl'1iTe, R. Posqucuriello. L. To R.: J. McCloskey, G. Lockhcurt, P. Moololen, C. Litzou, W. Mc- , , L. To R.: STANDING: R. Weisenbecker, J. Tovvnley, T. Sfarbuck, M L. To R.: TOP: B. Llske. STANDING: D. MCCallm, Watson. SHTING: R. Zorlen O W. Shan' M. S . I B. Mcaulslon, K. Kne-bel. SITTING. F. Kelly, P. 9 ' ey' Wg e' Kemflecly, J. Martin. The persistent where L. To R.: STANDING: NI. Cochran, M. Doyle, G. Forfunalo, J. Fanning. KNEELING: T. Coursey. SITTING: L. Gerken, P. Dralmak. 70 L. To R.: R. Borga, P. Buckley, R. Allis, D. Carivon, T. Canzona, G. Bell, J. Blake. L. To R.: STANDING: G. Hoberkom, J. Giorolino, T. Gleason, J. Harvey. KNEELING: P. Hcmr1igcm,G. Hammer. LYING: M. Gordon. L- To RJ 5TAND'NG1 R' Nadmfff M' NSW' D Lopez, S, McMahon. SITTING: J. Mefzger, S one begins others end ji EX :Eff McCarthy, J. McCormick. ' . X T L Jw J Jnnn n - J 'll . Y FM- . f........,... 5 3 N .WMM 'Mfg ll: W gm NL 5957. xvggjgg .1 xv mi L. To R.: G. Tokorski, S. SCOTT, P. Scordino, T. Timmins, M. Tynon. sophomores freshmen L. To R.. STANDING: L. Sowers, W. Ryan, M Sfeele, J. Schabron. KNEELING. H. Sanchez, J Scheunernan, T. Sfeffen. L. To R.. STANDING. N. James, M. Schraecler, M. Richards, J. Ruehle. KNEELING. L. Ryan, T. Nusse, T. Srarr. L. To R.: SITTING: T. Fitzpatrick, R. Francone, C Doyle. STANDING: E. Dolenc, D. Cochran, C. Crennen. L. To R.. T. Brown, B. Evans, M. Baffaglia, T. Boyle, G. Brochle, J Brewer. 73 L. To R.. STANDING: G. Downs, G. Esplnoso, C. Dlugolecki, E. Gallegos. KNEELING: P. Flonnery, L. Deslvloineoux, J. DiLeo. freshmen L. To R.: D. Lows, R. Monroe, T. Kennedy, T. Herrera. KNEELING: D. Mol'1oney,M. l-lernondez, G. Hughes. ,YN L. To R.. STANDING. P. I-locn, J. Jocobs, M. Golorclo, K. Goebel. KNEELING. G. Giueliono, S. Hernon, J. Holey. A good makes a L. To R.: J. Egloff, E. Cronin, F. Covillo, C. CoTTing- ham, A. Conner, J. Brovsky, M. Bahm. beginning good ending L. To R.: M. Ames, R. Barfa, T. Te Bochersf, D. Tully, D. Turner, T Applenans, E. Wolf. L. To R.: STANDING: C. Davis, P. Copeland, J. Byrne, W. Coafes. KNEELING: J. Chamberlain, G. Cummings, D. Delany. L. To R.: BACK ROW: P. Thornlon, J. Wyperal, D. L. To R.: STANDING: J. Snanley, T. Shea, D. Roy Tierney. MIDDLE ROW: R. Whelan, T. Thiesen, R. bal, P. SirovaTka, G. Sfeinkamp. KNEELING: D Zarlengo. FRONT ROW: W. Van Sciver, R. Warner. Ryan, R. Polak. mQl ' L. To R.: P. Basforal, E. Boespflug, T. Bertram, B. BoeTTcher, T. Brennan, P. Arnold, M. Bushbaum. L. To R.: STANDING: J. Marfin, F. McGrath, T Meis, S. Miller, D. Miller. KNEELING: D. Murray T. Masferson. L. 'ro R.: STANDING. J. Tlniele, R. Tofoyo, M. Honley, P. Wareham, J, Wcnfson. KNEELING: T. Wilson. freshmen L. To R.: STANDING: J. Grolnolo, J. Hclrrnes, J George, K. l-lellenbein, M. Gonzales. KNEELING D. l-loll, W. l-lorf. L. To R.: ON WINDOW: J. Kourzky. STANDING: J. l-lomerer, E. Kelly, L. Lolrsen. SITTING: Mc- Closkey, S. Johnson. L. To R.: STANDING. l-l. Norflwoft, J. Nyloncler, T. Newfon, G. Mclngon FRONT ROW. G. Moore, G. Osborn, M. Milne. eh. Q freshmen L. 'ro R.: STANDING: A. Souolers, T. STUTZ, E. Wise, D. Quinlivcm, J. Ruder. KNEELING: D. Romberger, J. Piccone, G. Smifh. 78 L. To R.: STANDING: T. Nieman, L. Mokowski, M Repkcx. KNEELING. S. Re Velio, C. Rice, M. Prose L. To R.: STANDING: R. Gary, L. Doncmhey, T. Mc- Closkey, M. McFadden, T. McGIone. KNEELING: J. Harris, M. McCcmr1, L. Leybol. L. To R.. R. Kielly, T. Krebs, D. Knoll, P. Kennon, J. Knobbe, S. Joy G. Jensen. L. To R.. STANDING: G. Nichols, D. Murphy, D. Morris, R. Norlonol, D. Opsohl, G. Moschefri. KNEELING: R. Pohlif, D. Norfon. L. To R.. M. Bouernfeinol, C. Apodoca, A. Ccrnino, J. Boumclnn, J Dovis, F. ClifTon, J. Brennan. L 5 3 ii Q' S1 3 2 E K E -.1 E K, S' fb K se 80 activities odality Moderators: I.. to R.: STANDING: Mr. Hunthausen, S.J., Mr. Kraeger, S.J., Mr. Miller, S.J., Mr. Karst, S.J., Mr. Alterman, S.J., Mr. Kennedy, S.J. SITTING: Fr. Renard, S.J. Under the direction of Father Renard, SJ., this year's Sodality saw the innovation of cell groups and the closed retreat at Sedalia, and the continuation of the apostolic proiects. The sodalists strive for perfection in Christ through prayer, the corporal works, and monthly conferences with the moderators. With a new outlook and a new director, the Sodality has become one of the most outstanding assets to Regis High. Discussion p L ,ss V ,,,,.f.' loys moior role in cell groups. ,....2 Sodollisfs gofher in prayer during monfhly Academy. Sodality Meetings The innovations this year also included the four- cycle meeting plan. The first phase is the cell group meeting, which is modeled on the Communist cell group concept. These groups, consisting of eight to fifteen members and a faculty moderator, attempt to make the Sodality commitment relevant to the in- dividual's life. The next phase is the spiritual meet- ing through which ideas on the spiritual nature of the sodalists are conveyed. The third step is another cell meeting. The academies round out the program. These meetings have as their general theme the social aspects of life while instilling a sense of com- munity in the entire group. Guest speakers from Denver make these presentations. This plan has been successful this year due to the response it has received. odalit Council The sodality council, made up of the student cell leaders, officers, and director, function as an advisory group in deciding Sodality activities and policy. They meet every Monday to discuss topics of general concern and present suggestions for consideration by the moderators. Father Renard has been pleased with the response and assist- ance of this assembly. Sodalit Retreat In conference. Sacred Heart Retreat House, Sedalia. R gl lFar lettl Fr. r . O'Flaherty leads a Scripture Service. lLeftl Relax- ing during tree time. . ,iv we 'mb- , V57 'is wg? H , -its For the first time the Sodality sponsored a tour-day closed retreat for its senior and junior members at Sacred Heart Retreat House in Sedalia. Allowing much free time for medi- tation, the Rev. V. M. O'Flal'1erty of St. Louis conducted interesting discussions on various topics. The forty students who attended gen- erally agreed that all was successful. Senior Retreat Father Dan Campbell, S.J., has that particular quality which befriends almost everyone who comes in contact with him. This warm quality enables the man to be an excellent retreat master, which is evidenced by the 'Fact that he has returned to Regis to lead the annual senior retreat for the past nine years. The seniors will agree that much gratitude is due to Fr. Dan, whose vibrant speeches, lighthearted personality, and personal exper- iences touched the very being of the retreatants. nderclassmen Retreat Mr. Gibbs at services. Self-examination, self-improvement: the goals of a retreat. Frs. Patrick Walsh and Patrick McAnany, retreat masters, con- ducted the underclassmen retreat center- ing their talks on these concepts. Fr. Walsh intoned his views specifically on the prob- lems of living anal the need to come face to face with the world. Fr. McAnany, fol- lowing much the same train of thought, stressed personal holiness both in his coun- seling and his conferences with the Fresh- men. fBELOW11Frs.Wolsh ond McAnon Moray Took cldvonmge of The Time allowed for mediToTion. ,-ff Executive Commiffee. L. To R. STANDING. J. Brennan, F. Zisko, M. Honey, D Coloroso, S. Hall, J. Morsico, R. Snyder. L. To R. SITTING: S. OJ-ionlon, D. Lyons J. Kenney, M. Leydon, L. Liley. f 5 5 5 s J Executive Committee: L. to R. BACK: R. Langfield, R. Schroeder. L. to R FRONT R. Harrington, J. Gold. To instill enthusiasm, to develop leadership, cmd to insure the success of the various school activities, the Monogram Club introduced itself into the Regis limelight. With Messrs. Kraeger and Gibbs and Fr. Verdieck as moderators, the stu- dents who had achieved awards as lettermen, honors stu- dents, or heads of school organizations formed the body of the club. The group is divided into four committees: athletic, social, religious, and financial. Each committee works on the same proiect in its own capacities. The '64 Homecoming, a prime example of the type of achievement sought by the Monogram Club, was successfully planned and executed as its first official activity. Monogram lub Officers, L. to R. STANDING: Mr. Kraeger, moderator, Mr. Gibbs, moderator, R. Snyder, Secretary, Fr. Verdieck, moderator. L. to R. SIT- TlNG, L. Liley, Vice President, R. Schroeder, President. Drama The Regis Players' presentation of Inherit the Wind fwritten by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Leej on February T2 and T3 was an outstanding achievement in a long tradition ot fine productions. The leading actors, Tim O'Shea and Jerry Mornin, turned in excellent performances as the prominent lawyers Henry Drummond and Matthew Harrison Brady. Credit is certainly due to the stage crew and cast who labored untiringly for months to honor the school with their spirited presentation. But especially under the versatile skill and able direction ot the Rev. An- drew J. Deeman, SJ., Inherit the Wind became a dynamic and living part ot our school year. 5 L. To R.: SENIOR MEMBERS: P. DiLeo, M. Leydon, R. Nelson L. To R.: MODERATORS AND OFFICERS. STANDING. Mr. Jones, Mr. Sheeron, S.J., B. Metzger, M. Leyclon, J. Kenney, Mr. Miller, S.J. KNEELING: T. Durlin. M Q The word that could best describe the speech club this year was action. Capable and devoted leadership plus the talent and the en- thusiasm trom each member led the organization on to many well earned victories. The Regis chapter ot the National Forensic League has continued to retain the honored reputation it has developed through hard work and talent in years past. This year it has met phenominal success at individual, district, and state meets. In short, the Regis speech club has been a credit to the name it bears. R. Long, J. Kenney. 5 3 L. to R.: BACK ROW: T. Stutz, J. Jacobs, P. Bielman, B. Connor. FRONT ROW: P. Arnold, Steele, R. Wernel, B. Alanis, S. Cuba, E. J.TheiIe,R,FreehIing,N.Wolt. l-iibbeson, S. Haney, G. Haws, B. Clancy, S. L. to R.: C. Cottingham, B. Clancy, J. Smith, D. Kasik, D. Delaney, B. Boettcher, M. Okey, R. Warner, A. Boden, D. Kenney, C. Crennan, N. Cronin, E. Boden, A. Souders. i W ' RAIDER ecliiors: IL. 'ro RJ Moriy Joecksch, Fr. Deemon, S.J., Dick Lyons, Wolf Scidowski, ond Terry Quinn. Senior staff members: IL. To RJ John Akolr, Lorry Sferro, Simon O'i-lonlon, ond John Barker, 96 Raider Annual Junior staff members: lL. to RJ Ken Thielen, Jim Sauer, Tom Johnson, Dave Rutebories, Larry Brookman, The T965 RAIDER, the product of little thought and a lot of work, is an expression of The events which transpired during the year. The staff, varying from 2 to 20 fde- pending on the loudness of the radio and The Thickness of The smokej spent many hours working out layouts and copy. Succeeding in developing tremendous calf muscles from their daily trek to the office's third floor perch, they were left with more freedom than in pre- vious years. This edition of the RAlDER, the staff admits, may not rate an award, but we hope that the Regis student body will enioy it during the few hours they spend paging through it. Craig Pearse, Pat Muma, and Tom Keenan. This year's staff is deeply indebted to photographers Len Ellis and Gael Sullivan for sacrificing much of their own time To deliver the pictures in This book to a some- times overbearing staff. L. 'ro R.: FRONT: Snyder, Mulqueen, Reilly. L. To R.: BACK: Sferro, Schroeder Hiesfer, Byrne, O'Hcmlon. Raider Review , T.T L. to R. STANDING: Editor-in-chief, Paul Sirovatka, Editor, Mike Haney, Business Manager, John Steighner, Sports Editor, Al Litzau. SITTING: Mr. Karst, S.J., moderator. Absent from picture: Bob Harrington. The Raider Review once more fulfilled its obligation of providing the school with a monthly summary of Regis happenings, discussions on current topics, and special features. Under the new, yet experienced guid- ance of Mr. Karst, S.J., Editor Paul Sirovatka consistently produced an excellent news booklet with the capable assistance of his staff. Featured this year was an On Campus column which was devoted to the brief sum- marization of the latest school events from sports to activities. i ' f Q 4 . ifsijifgikfwgr 1 . L. to R. FRONT: Rogers, Coursey, Litzau, Myer. L. to R. BACK: Haney, Cuba, Quinn, ' 99 Hall, Beilman, ond Durlin give stories the once over Q Impressions An entirely new publication was created at Regis this year, called IMPRESSIONS. Published bi-annually by the students, the booklet enabled writers to express them- selves through poems, short stories, and haikus, and artists through their sketches and drawings. Designed for the betterment of the student body, copies were sold tor ci minimum tee and were sent to public and parochial schools throughout the nation. Literary prizes are award- ed to the best short story and to the best poem in each issue as judged by the editors and moderator. 100 Senior eoliTors: L. To R.: Mr. Krueger, S.J., rnod- eroror, Bob Snyoler, Jim Kenney, Pere Di Leo, Jess Codon. 101 Voice of Youth L. to R.: Casik, Long, Haney, Metzger, Cuba, Welch, l-libbison, Botinelly, DiLeo, Clarke. The Voice of Youth this year gained valuable information and experience in the fields of society, politics, and economics. Under the direction of Mr. Karst, S.J., panels were staged in the three general areas. Two of its members, Randy Long and Mike Haney, had articles published in the Denver Post, indicat- ing the type of success that has been attained by this group. i i Vis' . ' 'Yau QEaiEPz2si?iiE535.35E15QiEif3363135i6-3Si556G5Y5s5s.'25G?i5iH'iG3iaS1:5iL55LF5P.iQ5E?.,sf'?E3ZZ92'f25!?i?!wl'2SiELi?ZiLha56i?3!?Si5QF555?'??? M Wf.'I'23?fvE 2S1f12q2imzzW, ,V s:w,fW H kb I J A M- Ski Club With an above average snowfall this past winter, skiing in Colorado was at its best. Naturally the Regis Ski Club capitalized on nature's generosity. Numerous ski trips to Vail, Winter Park, Arapahoe, and Breckinridge were en- ioyed not only by the skiers of Regis but also of Marycrest and St. Mary's Academy. The enioyment of vigorous ac- tivity during the day was complemented by the bus ride home. 105 L. to R.: STANDING: Kenney lSecretaryl, Chavez goll, Zarlengo, J. Byrne, Collins, T. Byrne, M. Calli- lTreasurerl, Coursey, Gardener, D'Agostino, Stucka, han. KNEEUNG: Amolsch lPresidentl, Rogers lVice Francone, Kaessner, B. Callihan, Archambault, Ar- Presidentl, Bowling lub The membership ot the highly popular bowling club swelled this year. Every Wednesday after school this group ot pin-happy individuals meets at Sinclair Lanes to demonstrate skills which have been un- paralleled in previous years. Stucka strikes again. , usic ppreciation Now, as opposed to the Beach Boys . . This group of music enthusiasts meets every Monday under the excellent supervision of Mr. G. Sattler, S.J. They have studied all types of music from Beethoven to the Beatles. Though this group is small in membership it proves to be worthwhile for those involved. Beethoverfs 5th. ,ff 6. Homecoming 964 First Attendants Sue Driver Dave Hawkins Second Attendants Carol'Lawrie Jim Gold t L. to R.: Atkins, Zimmerschied Sullivan Kenney Fortln Bruno Mr Sattler SJ Thorpe, Nadortf. Folk inging lub Folk singing arrived this year on the Regis campus and received an immediate, enthusiastic response as evidenced by the student acceptance at the pep rallies. This small club presented itself formally at the Homecoming dance by providing entertainment during intermission. Under the moderation of Mr. Gerald Sattler, the folk singers sought their goals of mutual entertainment and appreciation of traditional folk music. 110 With feeling. Glee Club at the Christmas Program. Glee Club The fine arts program received new impetus during the past year with the formation of the Regis Glee Club. Dr. Kamins of Regis College devoted his able talents every Wednesday and Fri- day afternoon for the musical better- ment of his small club. For the first time, Regis was represented in the an- nual Christmas program presented by the Denver a r e a parochial h i g h schools. Besides receiving academic credit, participants also experienced many afternoons of pleasurable choral singing. Dr. Kamins instructing the group C eerleaders To lead a mob of young men in organized cheers to support the Team, and to halt all at- tempts of the said mob to scream protanities against The opposing teams was the Two- Told goal ot The Regis High S c h o o l Cheerleaders. With Twelve students participating during football and tive during basketball, th e cheerleaders gradually gained the coopera- tion from The fans. With Mr. Kraeger, S.J., and Mr. Gibbs as moderators, the rah-rah boys performed and practiced to the laughter and applause of the cheering section. Sock Hops The post-game sock hop, a new innovation in the Regis social sphere, proved to be well worth the effort of the faculty and students. With re- corded music for dancing and live entertainment provided by the Folksong Club, discotheque may have made its entrance even on the Regis 114 athletics Varsity Football To R.. BOTTOM ROW: K. Falk, J. Caruso, G. Harvey, S. Spinney, Cardy, T. Canzona, R. Nelson, G. Thielen, Coach Giarraranno, B Le Duc, F. Ziska, D. Beacom, J. Sillsfrop, J. Marsico, J. Yeager, Mac Gregor, TOP ROW: J. Vagnino, R. Liley, T. Angerer, T. PoHer Burgraff, G. Forlunafo. SECOND ROW: Coach Barone, B. Parlelf, J. Alolerson, P. D'Amico, G. l-loch, G. Frank, M. Doyle, R. Wiley lacino, S. Hall, D. Hawkins, B. Langfielcl, J. Gold, T. Di Leo, J. C. Frank, B. Snyder, D. Merkl, T. Rupert, T. Beals, D. Carwin. T16 If you asked Coach John Barone to give a brief summary of the gridders from Regis, he would say, These men have proved what champs are made of, through their tremen- dous hustle, unrelenting drive, and insur- mountable spirit. The Big Red out-hit, out- fought, and out-hustled their adversaries, al- though they were smaller, slowed by injuries, and hampered by inexperience. The gritty Raiders opened the fast-moving season with a heartbreaking loss to Cheyenne Central, in the last nineteen seconds, 19-13. The defending champs came right back with league wins over Holy Family, 35-O, St. Francis, 21-12, Machebeuf, 12-6, and St. Joseph, 25-O. The St. Francis and Machebeuf contests were highlighted by a brilliant second half, come-from-behind surges to victory. Then a determined St. Mary's ball club, unable to defeat Regis in the history of what has been a long, heated rivalry, stopped the Raiders, 28-7. But again the rugged Raiders proved their mettle as champions by overpowering Cathedral, Mt. Carmel and Annunciation in lopsided victories. Then came the grand finale of the season-Regis vs. Mullen. The heavily favored Mustangs, outweighing the Raiders thirty-five to fifty pounds per man, managed a 21-7 victory for the DPL title. Although fin- ishing in an uncustomary third place, the '64 Red displayed the enthusiasm, spirit, and vi- tality typifying the long Regis tradition. Coach Barone Spinney goes for The long one. Raider line opens 7 Hawkins over The line. if 'T' 0 gap for Lclngfield. The iniured one. 'I20 Hawkins sTc1rTs around The end Raider back smashes Through Ccifhedrol line. Six more points for The Big Red 66 Team Above. L. to R.: SITTING. B. Liske, K. O'Sheci, P. O'Shec1, P. Vinnolo. KNEELING: V. Bottoglio, B. Pierce, B. McConoty, T. Dimos, S. Zoellner, M. Rotello, B. Mclntosh, F. Kelly, C. Nichols, M. Boyle, L. Gerken. STANDING: M. Tynon, T. Conzono, B. Gronnell, J. Pergolci, J. Folbo, J. Quinn, G. Fortunoto, D. Corwin, S. Sedlmeyr, S. Scott, M. Wolton, D. Merkl, J. l-lcirvey, G. Thielen, B. White, P. Morronzino, B. O'Mecirc1, T. Forte, K. Boyle, J. McCormick, T. Angerer, J. Archomboult. Work, work, ond more work. This was the motto of this yeor's Little Red. The tecim, composed of prospective members for the year-end stepping-up to the voirsity, was ogoin coached by Mr. Lou Kellogg, ond cirmed by his exoct- ing discipline, the teom informed their opponents thot they were playing o Regis team-complete with hord hitting ond well executed ploys. 122 is rr Team FIRST ROW: E. Dolenc, P. Sirovatka, T. Thiesen, N. Conner, M. Bahm, B. Evens. SECOND ROW: T. Masterson, P. Flannery, G. Espinosa, P. Hoch, S. ReVello, S. Miller. THIRD ROW: M. Battaglia, This year, the Regis C football team, coached by an energetic pair of men, Mr. Dennis Seitz and Mr. Neil Rudolph, entered its season with high hopes for success. lt seems apparent that these hopes were realized. They overran Mullen by a score of 21 to 'l5, then this elite corps trampelled Machebeuf, the score-board showing J. Knobbe, D. Tierney, D. Cockran, J. George, M. Repka, Mr. Neil Rudolph. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Seitz, J. Thiele, T. Stutz, L. Leyba, G. Brooke, T. Wilson, T. Herrera, B. Munroe. 25 to 0 at the final gun. The real score piled up by the team was knowledge: the members found out what it means to function as one body. lf they can keep com- bining together as they did this season, look for not iust good but great varsity teams at Regis in the future. 123 arsit Basketball cmd John Repko. Scofi Spinney helped wiThTl'1e T6GfT1,S driving ambition. L To R.: KNEELING: T. Jameson, B. Langfield, S. Hall, S. Spinney. Gibbs. STANDING BACK: R. Schierberg, R. Schraeder, T. DeusTch STANDING FRONT: G. Hoch, J. Brennan, T. Di Leo, Coach Guy J. REPRO- Defense has always been The Trademark of Regis Teams since Mr. Gibbs Took over The coaching reins. The T965 Raider Team was no excepTion. ln facT They were The rule as They held opponenTs To an average of 38 poinTs per game. AfTer compleTing pre-season play wiTh a 5-O rec- ord, The Regis dribblers rolled inTo Paroke play under a full head of sTeam, buf were slowed wiTh Two de- feaTs in Their firsT four games. ST. Mary's Topped The Raiders 50-40, and The upseT-minded AnnunciaTion Cardinals seT back The RED wiTh a 5l-49 vicTory in overTime. The high poinT of The firsT round was The Regis-Mullen game. The TiTle favored Musfangs, aver- aging 8l poinTs a game, were shuT off as The Raiders scored a 62-45 vicTory behind The defense of guards ScoTT Spinney a n d Bob Langfield, forwards Rich Schroeder and Rich Schierburg, a n d cenTer John Repka. The Raider hiT on 60 percenT of Their shoTs as The faulTy Mullen man-To-man defense allowed many unconTesTed layups. The Team finished wiTh Cl fine record of 7-2 going inTo The second round of acTion. GO! Schierburg oufflies The Eagles. ln the second round the Raiders knocked off arch rivals St. Francis and Machebeuf and came up with revenge wins over St. Mary's and Annunciation. With these victories under their belt they invaded the Mullen fieldhouse, putting a twelve game winning streak on the line, only to be defeated in a real stem- winder, 44-39. But the Raiders were not about to give up after this bitter defeat as they went the rest of the season undefeated. This was only accom- plished by the offensively undeveloped Raiders through shear desire and exceptional coaching by Mr. Gibbs. By the end of the season the Raiders had gained enough experience to become title contenders for the upcoming state tournament in running up a very respectable 15-3 league, and 20-3 season record. Mid-game strategy. Crisp, sharp, stoic cheers was their rule? tate Tournament Bob Langfield absorbs a flying block. Offense is instinct, defense is concentration. With these timely words Mr. Gibbs summed up the magnificent effort exerted by the Regis Raid- ers during the T965 State Catholic Basketball Tournament. Working their way to the champion- ship, the Raiders held opponents to an average of 27 points per game: Annunciation was stopped cold at 28 and Pueblo Catholic had trouble scor- ing their 26. These were tremendous exhibitions of determination on defense and the will to win, since this year's team was admittedly not blessed with an over abundance of natural basketball ability.-But their finest effort was yet to come. The horn sounded. The pressure was on. It was time to pit the stingiest defense against the hottest offense: Regis vs. Mullen. In the most bitterly contested battle of the year, the Red Raiders, with the help of Regis scorekeepr Simon O'Hanlon detecting an official scorer's error and thus depriving Mullen of a crucial free-throw, put an abrupt halt to the Mustang scoring stampede, 38-37, while capturing their second straight state championship in the first double overtime game of tournament history. Down by seven with five minutes to play, it looked as if the Raiders were destined to fall. But the diligent Regis ballhand- lers were not about to give up as they fought to a miraculous come back, behind the shooting of three-time All-state forward Rich Schraeder and backcourt general Bob Langfield. Also, the de- fense of All-state Scott Spinney on the opposing teams star shooter was magnificent. At the end of regulation time the hustling Raiders had tied the score, 35-35. In the first overtime neither team scored as the Raiders stalled, playing for one shot by Schraeder which just rimmed out. In the second overtime, with 1:36 left on the clock Schraeder popped in a twisting twenty foot iumper. Seconds later Rich added the first of a one-and-one free-throw at- tempt to make the score, 38-35. Mullen managed to score only one basket out of many desperate attempts, iust before the wild finish. Schierburg's last second shot is choked. Up in desperation! The calm before the storm. Thus ended a great year for a determined team and a great coach. After this unforgettable finale, it was termed by Mr. Gibbs, himself, as the finest championship he had ever won, and by tournament officials as the most outstanding coaching effort in the history of state parochial basketball play. 129 i X Q, - 'Sly'-'T - f L to R Coach Giarratanno B Mclntosh T Dumas F Kelley J Fanning, J.Grittin, G. Harvey, R. Wiley. Under the capable and energetic leadership of Mr. Giarratanno, the Raider B Team completed a highly successful season. Equipped with height as well as skill, the team raced on to victory after victory. Learning and polishing their court ma- neuvers, the B team players quickly became outstanding material for future Raider varsity teams. MCR Team Basketball Spurred on by a great desire to win, the Regis C Team vaulted to a superb season under the watchful eye of Coach Seitz. The trosh brought much tame to the Rock with a sparkling win in the Mullen Tournament, in addition to an 8-3 regular season record. K 1511--f U fi i L. to R.: IBACKJ, M. Shraeder, R. Keily, B. Monroe, E. Wise, T. J- George, C- Doyle, J- Krwbbe, P- Hod, M- RSPKC1- TFRONTJ, T Newton, F. Covillo, J. Kamerer. KMIDDLEJ, D. Cochran, R. Polak, MUVVCIY, R- KGUVWOU, D- WC1VelWGm, J- Brovsky, P- Flennefy- 131 . 1 ' 'll FRONT ROW: B. Norlanol, E. Hanifer, T. Timmins, R. lnskeep, T. Sfarbuck, K. Krebel, D. Morris. SECOND ROW: G. Biller, S. Whiles, G. Amorosicl. THIRD ROW: J. Pinamonf, M. Grossman, S. Rusan, J. Ezell, G. Gil- bert. FOURTH ROW: G. Hammer lmanagerl, G. Cross Countr Guarino, B. Ruff, J. Vahrenkamp, R. Cooper, J. Shee- han. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Alferman lcoachl, R. Kiely, J. Downs, P. Copeland, H. Nofhkalf, J. Davis. SIXTH ROW: D. HiesTer, J. Sleiglwner, B. Nelson. SEVENTH ROW: T. Amolsn, B. BoeTTcl1er, M. Prose, R. Hamblin. Cross Country, the least publicized yet most rugged of individual sports, has this year fielded one of the best and most threatening teams of its young life. Under the direction of a new head coach, Mr. H. Alferman, S.J., the team spent the entire summer in prepara- tion for the coming year. The season was ended on a highnote in which Regis hosted an invitational meet. This year's team, composed of a core of seniors firmly backed by cz few sturdy underclassmen, showed itself a de- pendable branch of the Regis athletic depart- ment. An exciting finish Tennis L. to R.: W. Sadowski, R. Weisbecker, R. Warner, C. Cottingham, T. O'Connor, Coach T. McConnell, B. Hines, T. Meis, J. Horst, J. Griffin, R. Ranney. Sadowski makes a return against Arvada West. Being sparse in number, yet improved in ability, the tennis team fared well in its second season of competition. Centered around the coaching of Mr. Thomas McConnell, this unit of netmen received an invitation to the Colorado State University Tennis Tournament. The preparation tor this meet was an extensive training program and matching rackets against the finest high school players in the Denver vicinity. This year also saw the recognition of tennis as a lettering sport with eight players receiving their monograms. It the desire and talent remain, tennis may well become a maior sport among the Regis athletics. Track When the yearbook went to press, the Regis track season had iust begun. However, from all indications this year's all stars face a rugged season with 12 scheduled meets. Track is the only sport in which parochial schools are allowed to compete against their public counterparts. Thus, the competition is toughe-r, the times taster, and the distances longer. L. to R.: TOP ROW: S. Miller, P. Kennedy, D. Lyons, G. Bell, G. Biller, S. Belless, J. Gold, T. Burggraff, J. Townley, P. Cusimano, T. Gleason. MIDDLE ROW: S. Zoellner, G. Fortunato, M. Lyons, J. Pinamont, G. Theilen, D. Bell, J. Duggan, S. Whiles, A. Potts, B. Malone. BOTTOM ROW: B. Lamberton, V. Battaglia, J. Piccone, M. Rotella, J. Piccone, M. Pasquariello, J. Smith, T. Canzona. MISSING: M. Doyle, B. Snyder, B. Merkl, J. Caton, T. Tierney. With a confused mass of arms and legs, some gutteral sounds that characterize hard work, sweat from every pore, tension in every limb, somehow you make out two straining bodies grappling in the middle of the mat, each striving to gain the winning hold. Wrestling, thanks to the dedicated efforts of Coach John Barone and his athletes, is rapidly taking its place among the colorful sports at Regis. This deter- mined young group has risen from obscurity in its five years to a posi- tion of recognition as a major sport. These grapplers proved that once again that Regis can hold its own with the public schools in the area with wins over such schools like Arapahoe, Westministerr, and Highland High. Their record was 6 wins and 8 losses. Regis then capped their season with a 'lst place victory in the State Parochial High School Wrestling Meet. 136 Regis chalks up another victory Wrestling WRESTLING Alameda Sheridan Union Adams City B Highland High ...... Mapleton High ..... Aurora Hinkley ..... St. Mary's ......... St. Joseph ..... . . . Westminster .. Jefferson County Arapahoe High ..... Cherry Creek ....... Mullen ........ . . . Aurora Central .-..- FOOTBALL Cheyanne Central Holy Family . St. Francis . Macheloeut . St Joseph . . Mt Carmel Cathedral .. . Annunclatlon Mullen . 13 35 ' . . . 21 . . . 12 . . 25 . . . 7 St. Mary's .... 46 . . . . 25 . 33 ' ' . . 7 . . . . SCOPCS Lakewood . Wheatridge . Englewood .... . Alameda . . . Aurora Hinkley George Washington Jefferson . . Littleton .. . Cherry Creek . . Cherry Creek . Ara pa hoe . Littleton Arapahoe. .. . Pueblo Catholic St Francis . . Machebeuf . Mt. Carmel . BASKETBALL Jefferson .... Yuma ..... Thornton . . Trinidad .... Holy Trinity . . St. Francis . .. Machebeuf .. St. Mary's .. Mt. Carmel .. Annunciation . Mullen . . . . . Cathedral . Holy Family St Joseph Machebeuf St. Francis St Marys . Mt Carmel . . Annunciation Mullen .... . Cathedral . STATE TOURNEY Annunciation Pueblo Catholic Mullen . 5'l ' .. 58 . 68 .. 54 ' .. 44 . ' . 65 . . 43 ' ' . 39 . 56 . . 40 ' ' . 40 ' 38 ..... CROSS-COUNTRY . .... 29 15 .. ....32 ' .. .. .37 .... ....36 Arvada ,,,,, ,,,, 4 'I 64 Boulder ..... .... l 7 .. .59 ' ...... 28 . . . .84 . .. . ....46 ' . .. ...T5 25 .... ....22 . .... 45 . ' . . . ...59 .. .... .... 4 6 . . . .67 ' . . .. 69 . .. . ..76 . .... 78 student life a Be ins Pcu'ricuIclr?! No, l'II smoke anything. Simon punches in BG'l0n'eY- I was working in The lab Iofe one BeTTer Ic1Te Thom never. Prepare 3 ml. of C Z H O ? C 23H O5 m2 iPb 315 FeS 17 Does George recnlly love Spanish Tho? much? Sleep Thof knifs up The rclveled sleeve of core nd Then They A e . . . Filet Mignon? No CrediT! buf There clre olwoys Those who break clwoy from the crowd. To the Smoker f,Z, The pride of Regis-seniors Well, almost . .. Once upon on Time . . . aswggwgggfssgssn saw ,:. ., 4 Back to Class lThis is Q do-it-yourself ccpTion.l Genseric The Gofh socks Aloric The Von dal. . . . hile others Work . . . Caught me wiTh The goods, huh? Simon hos his fun Meoliioiing! Whoddoyol Think I'm doing? Hong clown your heool 'Greg Forfin' The end of a day 3 65. But then 9th period. 53 me -Q Extracurriculars x A A.,- In gy .W N34 J 'Q mf-1 av Q My K EQ, fir' N 5 , ,. u My V W L Win , L 1 Y s J, f 'Ai' f Q Z ...Q 1, if 7' 'MW' ,,Wu,,W,.,V ff -.Q A Aaaaa Ok Ah Nardo, Ringo, Ah Woodie, And Mongo. Greetings From Jimmie And Bells and the Animal Farm. Hello To Stoneface, Sniffles, the Aztec Prince and All the Other Rock -ettes. AAA BOWLING CENTER 2091 DAYTON A.B. 81 K. 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Hudecek Best of Luck from Darrell L. Si Larry Best of Luck Raiders Best of Luck to the Class of '65 Best of Luck to the M Club Best Wishes Best Wishes Class of '68 Best Wishes Archer Co. Real Estate Best Wishes Class of '66 Best Wishes Class of '68 Best Wishes for 1965 Best Best Best Best Best Best Best Best Best Best Best Best Best Best Best Best Best Best Wishes Wishes Wishes Wishes Wishes Wishes Wishes Wishes Forman's Bakery Mrs. James Freeman from Diane and Copper from Mr. 8. Mrs. Lynch from priests of St. Pats from the Reinhardt's from Mr. Tokarski Penny Saver Drug Wishes-Thomas Perucca Wishes-Dr. 8. Mrs. D. W. Ping Wishes Wishes Wishes Wishes Wishes- Wishes Wishes Wishes Randy Freehling to the Class of '65 to the Class of 1965 to the Class of 1965 Class of 1965-Dan Campbell to Class of 67 to 'Regis to Regis Frank Bettelle Family Mr. 8. Mrs. Earl Bevens B8.H Sport and Ski Center Mr. 8. Mrs. Lee Roy Bierbaum Big AI The Big D in Denver The biggest mistake I ever made. Jim Blake A. Lee Blakley Mr. 8. Mrs. Bernard Blecker Helen Blixt-Gates 8. Co. Reality The Blue Eyed Blond Dan Blyth Dan Blyth B8-N Trade Bindery Co. Bob's Barber Shop Bob's Hardware and Garden Bob 8. Ron's Market 1093 South Gaylord Mr. 8. Mrs. Harold Boian Mr. 8. Mrs. J. Boning Bonnie Brae Drug Dr. D. G. Booren, Optometrist Boo Theorem 2-I Boulder Mobile Radio Mr. 8- Mrs. J. F. Boyle Mrs. 8. Mrs. John F. Boyle The Boy's Store The Boy's Store Boys United for Sue Beck Clair B. Bradley Mr. 8- Mrs. Frank Brady Brent's 66 Service Mr. 8. Mrs. Howard J. Brewer, Sr. J. Briggs Family Mr. 8. Mrs. John Briola Mr. 8. Mrs. C. F. Brisnehan Mr. 8. Mrs. George Bristol 8. Brett Frank Brocesky Mr. 8. Mrs. Ray Brookman Mr, 8- Mrs. Roland W. Brown 8. Family Susan K. Brown Vern Brown Dr. 8: Mrs. J. W. Brownlee Bruno Electric Company Marguerite Brush BSA-Bill Straw of America Mrs. V. Bubnis Mr. 8. Mrs. Mike Buccino Sir Thomas Bullock 8. Princess Mr. 8- Mrs. Harry A. Bunte Fred Burger Plumbing Mr. 8. Mrs. Joseph K. Burke Charles Burkhardt 8. Family Mrs. Walter Burlingame Mr. 8. Mrs. Charles Burmeister Burn's Auto Service Daryl R. Burns, D.D.S. Bury Goldwater Busy Corner Drug Story D. M. Buttitta Family Buy from Home Supply-or you'll die Buy More Tupperware, 429-7681 Mr. 8. Mrs. Chas. Byrne Mrs. Chas. P. Byrne Mr. 81 Mrs. Charles T. Byrne Mr. Peter Byrne C California Oil Company C. M. Callihan Family Albert Camus, Pray for Us. Dr. Francis T. Candlin Mr. 8. Mrs. Tony Canino Canino's Famous Italian Sausage Co. Miss Helen Canon Albert Canus Mr. 8. Mrs. Anthony Canzona, I Miss Veronica Canzona, the greatest Mr. 8. Mrs. Ernest Capillupo Capital Liquors Capitol Mortuaries Mr. 8. Mrs. Harry Capra Caritas Est Res Plurima Volupua Captain's Corner, Restaurant 8. Lounge Mr. 8. Mrs. James F. Cardy Patron Ray Cardy-Class of 1964 Carlson's for Music Carol Ann Mr. 8. Mrs. D. W. Carr Carrie's Beauty Salon-Ph. 623-0487 Mr. 8: Mrs. H. P. Carroll Margaret Caruso, 4457 Decatur Dr. M. Alan Case Mr. 81 Mrs. Frank W. Casey Mr. 8. Mrs. Joe Casey Mr. Robert Cassels Mr. 8. Mrs. I. Cassinis Fidel Castro Flora Cattany Fred Canillo Celebrate the Centennial-Kill a Yankee Mr. 8. Mrs. Jack Gella Marie A. Cella P. J. Celia, Contractor Ivy League Cemetery Centennial Paper Co., Boulder Mr. 8- Mrs. Ottey Cerrone Mr. 8. Mrs. Ralph Cerrone Certificate of Credits via Bob Cessa's Battery 81 Supply Chaffee Park Cleaners Chaffee Liquors Mr. 8. Mrs. Phillip Chamberlain Leo Chapla 8. Family Charlyn Apartments Cheers Boys, Mr. 8. Mrs. A. J. Denilawler Cherry Creek Travel Service, 158 Fil. L. H. Chelsebro C 8. J Chevron Service Mr. 8- Mrs. Leo M. Choinowski A. J. Christiansen Christy Ski Shop, 9885 W. Colfax The Frank Ciancio's Mr. 8- Mrs. Albert Ciacco Mr. 8. Mrs. Peter Ciacco Circle Savings 8. LoanALittleton Helen Clair Clark Hardware Mr. 8. Mrs. Leo Clark Class of '68 Clemes Motor Co. 5555 W. Colfax Dave Close-Congratulates Staff Mr. 8. Mrs. Robert H. Close Mr. 8- Mrs. F. S. Close Mr. 8. Mrs. J. W. Close Mr. 8. Mrs. W. F. Close The Coaches-John, Rich, Dennis Mattie 8. Helen Cochran Don Cochran Mike Cochran The W. Earle Cochran Family Coe Interiors, Inc. Mr. 8. Mrs. Felix Cohen Coin-op Gasamat-44th 8. Eaton Danny Collins Mr, Tom Collins Mr. 8. Mrs. W. D. Collins Colorado's Finest Carnations Colorado Pattern Co. Joe Colquitto Shoe 8- Repair Shop Come to Grand Lake Mary Ann Comminiello Complete Glass Service-at Clover Compliments Compliments Compliments Compliments Compliments Compliments Compliments Compliments Compliments Compliments Compliments Compliments Compliments Compliments 1 of Barbara Berglin of Jerry Baer from Gertrude Kelly of James T. McNamee of Colo Dell, D.D.S. of Pat Thornton of Duard Fackwad Mr. 8. Mrs. Hanifen of O'Brien's Parlor of Gilmer Standard of Helen 8- John Blixt of M. E. Pierce of Mr. 8. Mrs. Paul Knoll of Melody Drive Chevron Compliments of Mr. 8. Mrs. Joe Casey Compliments of Mr. 8. Mrs. W. Rice Compliments of Mr. Robert J. Marsh Compliments Mr. 8. Mrs. P. Koller Compliments Compliments Compliments Compliments Compliments Compliments of Mr. 8- Mrs. Watkins Rev. Richard Hanifen of Donald Topczewski of Mr. Jack Meehan of Josephine Studebaker of KelIey's Grill Mrs. Condie's Salad Co. Congratulations from Doni Steinkamp Congratulations-Elwood Suggins Congratulations Congratulations '65' Congratulations Graduates Congratulations to Class of 64 Congratulations 8. Best Wishes for 65 Congradulat-Country Club Market Congratulations from Ball Music Co. Congratulations to a great Regis Team Congrats to Thornton for Making REGI Mrs. John Conley Mr. 8. Mrs. William M. Conner Mr. 8: Mrs. John F. Connors Mr. 8. Mrs. J. M. Connors Sr. J. S. Conrad Joe Conrad Jack 8- Paul Conrad Kenny Conrad Mary Conrad Mrs. Alice Conte Gary and Carol Conte Mr. 8. Mrs. Louis Conte Bill Conte Jeweler 211 Empire Bldg. Conveniunt Nostris Auribus Ista Magis Mary Conzone Dr. 8. Mrs. Ken P. Cooper Cooper-Heating-Sheetmetal-Inc. Coors, Coors, Coors, Coors, Coors Capi-Rite Press, 7337 Eliot, 428-3136 Eleanor Cormany Mr. 8. Mrs. Alfred Covillo Mrs. Vincent Covillo Mr. 8- Mrs. Donald E. Cornwell Mrs. Walter J. Coughlin Country Club Drug Company Inc. Mr. 8. Mrs. Patrick Coursey Courtesy-Dr. E. Sassano Courtesy of Neston Optical Courtesy of the Gutless Phonies Cow Palace U.S.A. Mr. 8- Mrs. E. L. Craft Sally Ann Creamery 3558 Navaio Creel Automative 364-2613 James J. Crennan, Insurer 1840 Crt. Pl Madeline Cribari Mr. 8. Mrs. J. F. Cronan D. G. Cronin Mr. 8. Mrs. Daniel P. Cronin Dr. Patrick G. Cronin Mr. Pat Cronin and Ann Pat L. Cronin Class of '58 Crown .leweler Mr. 8. Mrs. Frank Cuba Cudahy Bar S Quality Meat Products Mr. 8. Mrs. James G. Cudmore Mr. 8. Mrs. William P. Cudmore Jr. Mr. 8. Mrs. John W. Cullinan Gart E. Cummings Class of 1960 R. L. Cuniff, l.B.M. Office Products Cup N' Saucer Mike Curran Thomas R. Curtis 8. Co. Mr. 8- Mrs. John Cutshaw D Dr. 8. Mrs. John Dahl L. K. Danahey, M.D. The Daniels Mr. 8. Mrs. Bob Davis, 4535 Garland Dan Davis Davis Drug, Bdwy Estates, Littleton Mr. J. A. Davis John A. Davis, Sr. Mr. 8. Mrs. R. L. Davis Mrs. Mike Davisson Day Chevrolet Mary Daykin Daylight Donut Shop, 6720 W. 38th Ave Dear old granny-Ma Barker Mr. 8. Mrs. DeBrul Eleanor DeCicco Mr. 8- Mrs. John DeCicco Mr. 8. Mrs. Michael DeCicco Dedicated to Helen Tholen, May she. . . Dedicated to men of the USS Winston Fr. Deeman and his dead dog Mr. Arnold Dietch Mrs. Marion Delaney Cel Ray Apartments Phil DeNicola Dennis says hi to Mr. Miller, S.J. Denver Evergreen Monument Denver Evergreen Monument Co. Denver Golf 8. Tennis Co. Denver likes Gordon Denver Rental Center Mr. 8- Mrs. Francis De Rose Mr. Si Mrs. A. J. Deutsch Tony Deutsch, Esq. Devoted Members of the R! R Mr. 8. Mrs. James Di Cino Mr. 8. Mrs. Robert A. Dick Dick's Auto Service, 6800 W 38th Dido come home Mrs. Charles Dispense Mr. 8. Mrs. Russell Dispense Mr. 8- Mrs. J. R. Ditallo Ditolla Produce Co. Mr. 8- Mrs. Leonard J. Doherty Mary M. Domarcico Dominic's Restaurant Donated by Kerry Moore Mr. 81 Mrs Donated by WNJFX and Family Donated by WNJFY, the friendly frosh Don's Cameras 81 Gifts Don't be a turnip, ioin the new breed Don't push a pull door! Don't Vannettalll Edward J. Doody Sharon Dorn Dorsey Chaffin Skelly Gas Mr. 8- Mrs. Leonard Doughty Mr. 81 Mrs. Leonard Doughty Doyle's Pharmacy Drishill Dry Cleaners, 7640 W. 44th Ave. Susan Marie Driver Mr. 8- Mrs. Thomas E. Drohan Miss Dawn Marie Duffy Mr. 81 Mrs. Edward L. Duggan Dumby Dodo Duncan Photographer Mr. Sr Mrs. Donald F. Dunn Mr. 8- Mrs. Anthony Dursey Patron Mr. 8. Mis. Jack A. Frank Kathaleen Frank Mary T. Frank Fred, Mary, and Patty Baca Mr. 8. Mrs. Alex Freehling, Sr. Mr. 8. Mrs. David Freehling The John J. Freeman Family Claudia Hoch Freer Freida Jim Kr. A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend From West 34th Ave. A Friend In Need A Friend of a Junior Mr. 8. Mrs. Mike Dursey Dutch Boy Donuts Dutch Holiday Cleaners Steve Dutczak-Class of '64 Dwyre's Liquor 1400 So. Broadway A Friend of Regis A Friend of Regis A Friend of Regis, Helen McNellis Frog Dennis D. X. Restaurant 8. Lounge E A. G. Eaker Co. Dr. W. M. R. Earley Eastmoor Baber Shop Edgewater Drug, 2425 Sheridan Edgewater Typewriter 8. Supply Co. Eek! Shriek! Yell! Mr. Dan C. Egan Mary Lou 8- Sue Egan say Hi Regis Ego Aviam meam diligol Mr. 8. Mrs. Carl Eiberger Mr. 8. Mrs. Jack Eliot Elite Florist, 5800 E. Colfax, 322-0188 Mr. 8. Mrs. T. C. Ellis Empire Savings Building Br Loan Assn. Empire Market, 2703 E. Louisiana Ave. EMW Rug and Furniture Store Enco Service Station, 1300 Wadsworth Endorsed by Raider Review Endorsed by successful Kami Kazi pilots From a Friend From a friend From a friend of Greg Osborn From a friend of Greg Osborn From a friend of Greg Osborn From a Labyrinthine flunkee From an Ex-Con From an old, old, old, old, old, friend From another patriotic sucker. M.C. From Joe C. Knopke From From From From Me to You with love. Patrons Mr. 8. Mrs. R. Fortunato that little old wine maker, me the Animal Farm J.l with love Frontier Gas 5050 Washington St. Front Street, lnc. Ogallala, Nebr. G Paul Gargaro's DeLuxe Luquors Mr. 81 Mrs. Nicholas Gargaro Philli Mrs. p Gartland Lois Garrison Engineering, Drafting, 81 Art Supplies Mr. 8. Mrs. English John Erger Church Goods Esquire Mkt. 7235 S. University John Etzkorn Mr. 8. Mrs. John Evans, Jr. Mr. 8- Mrs. Paul L. Evans Evelyn-Tiger and Jerry Barbara 8. William C. Ewing Mary V. B. Mr. 81 Mrs. F Mr. 8- Mrs. Mr. 8- Mrs. Mr. 8- Mrs. Mr. 8- Mrs. Ewing W. R. Ewing Melvin E. Faes John Fagler George Fairchild Garland Fagan W. A. Garrott Agency, Inc: P. McDonald Mr. 81 Mrs. Jake Gaschler 8. Vicky Gaylord Fockwad Mr. 8. Mrs. C. R. Gehauf George Geivens G. E. Modern Barbers Gentzler Tune-Up, 1229 Lincoln Mr. Joe George, 3622 Valleio St. Mrs. Joe George, 3622 Valleio St. Joseph George, 3622 Valleio St. Lucille George, 3622 Valleio St. Get White, Stub Dr. Frank Giardino Si Family Mr. L. V. Gies L. V. Gies Gigantic City, 38th 8g Harlan, 421-3772 Mr. 8- Mrs. Gilbert Ginnie Kelly-Chicago Girls-Call 756-3592 for Don Girls Wanted for Ron Wiley Fairmount Cemetery Association Father Bakewell, From the brains ll-1 Federal Fruit 8. Produce Felicitations Mr. 8- Mrs. John Fenerty Earleen Bridges Joey Fenerty Kevin Fenerty Tommy Fenerty Mr. 8- Mrs. Robert Fenton Mr. 8- Mrs. M. J. Ferris Ludwig Andreas Feuerbach vs A. J. Mr. 81 Mrs. Leo Ficco Mr. 8- Mrs. Edward J. Fikany, Jr. Mrs. Eileen Fitzpatrick Pfc. Michael D. Fitzpatrick Mr. 8. Mrs. A. E. Flanagan Flane Flesher4Hunton Music Co. Mr. and Mrs. James D. Flood Mr. 81 Mrs. T. Floyd Giuliano, Gene Francis, Marge Give 'Em Hell Raiders Givem the Shaft Glasiers Barn Mr. 8- Mrs. James Gleason Mr. J Glory ames Gleason Hole or Bust Go with Gunther Mr. Paul Gobster God Bless America God Bless America God Bless America God Bless America God Bless America God Bless You-Father Day God's Blessing on Regis-Mrs. Marinaro Rich Weisbecker Go Glackbournel! Mrs. Anna Goebel Mr. Robert W. Goebel Mr. 8. Mrs. Joseph B. Forte Fortin is a fink Mr. 8. Mrs. John A. Fortune . B. E. Foster Gogal John l. Goguen Goldwater ls a Drip Golden Steer Restaurant Marti Foster Paul J. Foster Ralph Fowler Franciscan Fathers Flora Marie Francone Mrs. John Francone, Jr. John B. Francone, Jr. Charles Frank Mr. 8. Mrs. Frank J. Frank Fred Frank Mr. 8. Mrs. Fred Frank Pedro Gonzales Mr. 8. Mrs. Edward F. Gartland Good Luck from Pete 8. Orva Good Luck John Giardino Good Luck Jenny's Pizzeria Good Luck Lakeside Liquors Gcod Luck Regis from Mclntosh Realty Good Luck 8. Best Wishes-Anthony Caruso Good Luck Class of '67 Good Luck Regis Good Luck Regis-Barney Goontz Good Luck Regis from the Mclntosh's Good Luck Simon, the Wike's Good Luck to All Raiders Good Luck Regis Tony 81 Marie Cosimi Good Luck to Regis from Lombardi's Good Luck to Regis from Marinaro Good Luck to Ol' Steve Good Luck to Graduating Class, Gesi Good Luck to the Class of '68 Mr. 8. Mrs. Cliff Gardell Konstantin Goebel Goodbye Father Bakewell, Hello Hap Good Old Aunt Jay Goldwater for Dog Catcher in '68 Denver Hates Gordon John Gordon Go Regis Gorgeous George Granada Fish Mkt. 1405 Krameria St. Grand Junction Fruit Co. Mr. 8: Mrs. Frank Grannell Mr. 8: Mrs. D. R. Grano Grand Junction Frozen Foods Grassfield 8. Company Mrs. George B. Greer, Sr. The Greatest Skier in Denver-Nick Grendel Mr. 81 Mrs. Raymond J. Gribble Griffith Motors, We Service After Sell Don St Helen Groomer G.T.O. Kid-Class of '64 Harold Gunning Good Luck Regis, Ed Dolenc 8- Family Gort ls a Neat Cat Guy Goyer, Ph.D. Mr. 81 Mrs. Frank Granat 8. Gina Mr. 8- Mrs. W. E. Grannell Mr. Eugene Grano 3742 S. Grape Says Hello Mrs. D. K. Grassman Mr. Dixon K. Grassman Graul Florist, 7630 W. 44th Ave. The Greatest Escape from Regis-Ryan The Greatest Guy at Regis High, Tynan Mr. 81 Mrs. Green Mr. 81 Mrs. Grimes Gronk Gronk Gronk Guffaws from Mickey M. Bitsko Mr. 8. Mrs. Joe Guida Grow Up John H Haircuts-men, 1.50-boys, 1.25 Hair Cutting-Shine-Mon. thru Sat. Doris, Nancy, and Mary Hall Dr. 81 Mrs. Louis A. Hall Mr. 81 Mrs. Stan Hall Gerry and Peggy Hamblin Jim Hamblin Mr. 8. Mrs. Richard Hamblin Rob Hamblin Mr. 81 Mrs. J. Howard Hanock Pat Hannigan Mr. 8. Mrs. Richard Hannigan The Jack Hannon Family Lee Hansen, May D 81 F Ski Shop Happy Birthday! Happy Birthday to Pat Hannigan Happy Canyon Standard, 4800 E. Hampden Harkness Heights Pharmacy Reverend Robert Harrington Pam Harris Emma Harrison and Family Mr. 8. Mrs. Robert A. Hart, Jr. Mr. 81 Mrs. Hasenkamp Havana Gulf, 1400 Havana St. Stuart 8- Frances Hawker J. J. Hawkins Mr. 8. Mrs. J. W. Hawkins Steve Hawkins Teri Hawkins Mr. 81 Mrs. John C. Haws Stephen Matthew Haws Mr. 8. Mrs. Joseph Hayes Hal Heffron Father Hehn Mr. 8- Mrs. George Helfenbein Hell is other People Hallo from Valdimir Hello Regis-Safeway Mr. 8- Mrs. Sam Helm Helpl Helpl Help Sarcasm Help stamp out sunny noses Randy Long The W. T. Henderson Family George R. Hendricks and Family Davis Henry Mr. 81 Mrs. John Henry Herb's Dependable Cleaners Herkert's Stat'y 81 Office Supply Mr. 81 Mrs. Herman Pat Herran Mrs. M. F. Hebbert Mr. 8- Mrs. James F. Hickey Hi from Ces John, Judy, Kelle, 8- Jennifer Higgins Floscey Higgman Hillcrest Liquor Store Mr. 81 Mrs. Glen E. Hines Hi! The Panter Family i Chris M. Hoch, Mid'n USNA '66 Greg Hoch Maureen C. Hoch Peter Hoch Doctor Peter C. Hoch Sandy Hoch The Hoch Family Mr. 8. Mrs. Fred Hoffman Mr. 81 Mrs. Casper Hofmann Ill Mr. 8. Mrs. Kent Hofmann Wilbur, Virginia 8. Kathy Hogan Mr. 8. Mrs. Hogan Homer and Jethreaux Homestead House, Inc. Chris Hoppe Mr. 8: Mrs. F. D. Hoppe Larry Hoppe, '65 Judge 8. Mrs. Neil Horan Mr. S. W. Horn John Horst Mr. 8r Mrs. John H. Horst Roger Horst How is the Jack H. Louise Hubbard Maior Huff Mr. 8. Mrs. Charles Hughes Hurrah for the Class of. '69-C. P. Dr. Allan Hurst Mr. 8 Mrs. Marion Iacino, Sr. Mrs. Alyce V. Iacino Miss Bette Jo Iacino Mr. Roland M, Iacino Mr. 8. Mrs. Marion M. Iacino, Jr. I Can't Think of Anything to Say I Helped Support This Annual for '65 I Helped Support This Year's Annual I Love You Charline-Reg In Tribute to Former Kami Kazi Pilots In Memory of John F. Kennedy Mr. 8. Mrs. Leonard Igenthron I Like Weekends It ls Better to Be Wise Than None at If Jim Keys Son Was Named' Don... lto-stepism Shall Rule the World It Pays to Consult a Realtor Ivan Kennedy Motors I Wanna Be a Mailman J Katie Jacino Mr. 8. Mrs. A. Curtis Jackson Mrs. Anthony Jacobs Mr. 8- Mrs. Joseph H. Jaecksch Mr. 8- Mrs. Theodore A. James Mr. 8: Mrs. M. L. Jameson Mr. 81 Mrs. J. E. January Jim Jacobs Cece Jacobs Jan 81 Jon in 9 Years Jeanne Domenico Jefferson Davis, C.S.A. Walter Jenkins Mrs. A. O. Jensen Jerry, Tommy 8. Hiney Jerry's Shoe Shop, 4827 Pecos Jesus, Mary, 8' Joseph Jim 8- Wishy for '65 Mr. 8- Mrs. Art Johnson C. W. Johnson Insurance Agency Mr. Br Mrs. J. R. Jensen Ed Jerger Mr. 81 Mrs. A. L. Johnson J 8- G Steak House, 5910 E. Colfax Joann Jocko Elmer Snobrocks 8- Daughters Joe 8. Susie Bob Johnson Insurance Agency Carolyn Anne Johnson Mr. 8. Mrs. Stan Johnson Steve Johnson John's Barber Shop Mr. 8- Mrs. Joiner 81 Family Jonas Brothers Inc. Mr. 81 Mrs. John P. Jones Mr. 81 Mrs. Richard C. Jones Mr. 8. Mrs. Bernard Joyner J 81 P Market Patron Jude's A 81 W Root Beer, 38th 8. Pierce Bob Judish Family Judy P., Jean P., Jackie H., Joy C. K Mr. 8. Mrs. Jack Krammerer Kathy Kammerer Mr. 8. Mrs. Harold R. Kaessner Steve Katzenberger Dee Kautzky, Army Nurse Corps Mr. 8t Mrs. W. L. Kautzky Kawand Jewelers, I623 Glenarm St. Kay's Beauty Salon Helen Keavney Kehling's Texaco, 6695 W. 38th Ave. Mr. 81 Mrs. C. H. Lou Kellogg Ed, Frank, Pat, and Hilda Kelly Mr. 81 Mrs. John V. Kelly Mr. R. E. Keenan Dave Kenney James B. Kenney, Inc. Mr. 8- Mrs. Robert E. Kenney Anne and Jennifer Kiely Kilroy The Kilpatrick Family King Kong Mrs. Leland T. Kintzele Mr. 81 Mrs. Carl G. Kircher Mr. Bt Mrs. S. Kirchner Mr. 8. Mrs. Cecil Kirkman Jim Kirkman, Contractor Mr. 81 Mrs. W. L. Knebel Dorrie Knecht Robert Knecht Mr. 81 Mrs. H. Knighton Dr. 8. Mrs. C. F. Knobbe Mr. 8- Mrs. Richard M. Knoll B. Ronnie Doris Knopke Mr. 8. Mrs. Clem N. Kohl Mr. 8- Mrs. A. W. Kopecky Mr. 8. Mrs. Victor Koziara Mr. Kraeger Becuz we're neat ll-I Mr. 81 Mrs. Kriley Mr. 81 Mrs. John E. Kuhn Mr. 8: Mrs. E. H. Kurtzman L La Bate's Club Lounge La Bate's Standard Service Labyrinthine flunkies La Conte's Conoco, 72nd Xi Federal Mr. 8. Mrs. James LaConte Mr. 8. Mrs. Mike LaConte Lady Clairol --S. P.? Mr. 8. Mrs. A. L. Laffon Mr. 81 Mrs. Fred M. LaGuardia Lakeshore Super Market, 3443 W. 23 Ave Lake Steam Baths Lakewood Rantals, 7950 W. Colfax Gerald J. Lamers The Langfields Leroy Lancaster Mr. 81 Mrs. Ray Lancaster La Preele Beauty Lounge The Larsen Family John F. Laur Mr. 8- Mrs. Archie Lawler 8t Shiela Mr. 8- Mrs. Jerry C. Laws Lawson Decorating Co. LBJ for the USA, Vote Democrat in '64 Learning-Peace on Earth and Heaven our Mrs. Lurena Lecher Mrs. Pauline Leckemby William R. Leckemby, Jr. Carol Lee says Yea East! Lehren's Flowers Inc. No. I Lehren's Flowers Inc. No. 4 Doctor 8- Mrs. William H. Leitch Mrs. M. A. Lewis Mr. 81 Mrs. Fred C. Leyba Fred M. Leyba Louie Leyba Frosh-3 Mariorie and Helen Leyba, Durango Mr. 81 Mrs. B. V. Leydon Life's Spice is a Corny Joke Mr. 8. Mrs. Louis Liley Linda 8- I like it Dodie Lingle Mary Lipe Liquor Box, 6595 No. Federal 32nd Ave. Liquors Store AI Litzau Mr. 8. Mrs. J. F. Litzau The Little ol' Winemaker The Littleton Lumber Company Anna Liuzzi C. F. Loehr Family Loisseau, Neiswanger 8. Co. Mr. 81 Mrs. Philip Longo Miss Rose Longo Lord Shoe Repair Shop, 7I7 E. 6th Lots of Luck to Regis, Ernie Loui - loui Lowell Barber Shop-Serving Regis Lubin's Drug Mr. 81 Mrs. Sanford D. Lucy Mr. 8. Mrs. Joseph F. Luppler, Jr. Martin Luther for sainthood Martin Luther, S.J. Mrs. Mary M. Lyman Mr. Edward T. Lyons Mr. 8. Mrs. Robert W. Lynch M Mr. 81 Mrs. Richard F. Macker 8g Family Mr. 8. Mrs. John Madden Mr. 81 Mrs. W. J. Maddock T. Joseph Mahon John F. Mahoney Mr. 8. Mrs. Francis Makowski Mr. 8. Mrs. Frank Makowski Mr. 81 Mrs. G. D. Malone George H. Malone Robert Malone Manfred Man Bi the Four Hairy Apes Mr. 8- Mrs. A. L. Mangan Rev. David M. Mangum Many Happy Whumpsl Terri Mapelli Marcus Junius Brutus Julius Marcus Mr. 8. Mrs. M. C. Marinace Paul Marinace Ernie 8. Bernie Marine Ernest D. Marine Esta Mae Marine Ray Marine Mr. 8. Mrs. J. F. Marauez Elizabeth Marranzino Mr. 8- Mrs. J. Marrone 8. Family Marr's Studio Mr. John Marshant Mart 8. Kel Martin Luther King, Jr. Mr. Bi Mrs. John W. Martin Mr. 8- Mrs. Ernest Martinez Marycrest High Marycrest Is Best Mary's Little Lamb Helen F. Marzano Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph Marzano C. H. Masiano 81 Sons Carpet Co. Mr. 81 Mrs. Thomas B. Masterson Matchless Meat Market, 72nd 8- Federal Diane Matthews CP Kevin Matthews Mark Matthews Mr. 8. Mrs. Roy G. Mauck May-Day Cleaners Mr. John Meehan Mr. 8. Mrs. Max E. Melville Melvin Ferndork 8. Company Mens Mortalia Tangunt Like 52.00 Mr. 81 Mrs. Paul Merci The Mergers Youngest-Swinginest Band Mr. 8. Mrs. John F. Merkl 8. Family Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert P. Merkl Bi Family Merkl's Service Station Miss Donna Mershon Mr. 81 Mrs. Leo Mershon Susan Jean Mershon Theresa Mershon Mr. 81 Mrs. Frank H. Messenger Tom Messenger Karen Metzger Kathy Meyer Norman Meyer Stephen Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Harry Meyers Mickey's Lounge No. 2 East 70th Midas Muffler Shop 7315 W. Colfax Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Middelburg Mighty Moose for President Mike and Carol Mile Hi Fruit 8r Vegetables Mr. 8. Mrs. Chris Miller Townsend, Mont Mr. 8- Mrs. Chris Miller Anne Miller Mrs. and Mr. Dan H. Miller Mike Miller Mrs. Kate K. Miller Mrs. Margaret Miller, Greeley, Kansas Fred E. Miller Jerry Miller Jewel F. Miller Mr. Sr Mrs. Glenn E. Mills Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Minogue Mode Cleaners Mary E. Mohan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Mohesky Mr. and Mrs. Frank Monaco 8. Children Mrs. Mooney Moor Crest Bi Company-Realtors Leslie Moore Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Morabito Mor Building Company Mr. 8- Mrs. Morgan Mr. 81 Mrs. Bob L. Mornin Good Luck Regis Morris Family Daniel L. Morris Mr. Mortimer Schnerd Morty and Jojo Mr. and Mrs. John Mott Most Precious Blood Parish Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mucilli Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mullen Mr. and Mrs. John Muller Muller-Day Cleaners 825-7271 Mr. 8. Mrs. J. J. Mulqueen Tom Mulqueen ' Tim Muma Terry Murry Music by the Fabulous Star Tones Dr. 8. Mrs. Austin E. Mutz George Stephen Mutz My best to Regis High School N Catherine E. Nadorff Frances J. Nadortf Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Nadorff James H. Nadorff Class of '63 Mary C. Nadorff Joe Naiman 81 Co. Jerry Natale Paul Natale National Investment Co. 1400 Stout Mr. 8. Mrs. W. V. Naughton Negri's Enco Service Mr. and Mrs. Glenn N. Nelson Marvin C. Nelson M.D. Tom Nevin The New Breed Newman Lumber Co.-500 Walnut New Yorker Lounge Mrs. Nicholas George Fredrick Nichols George Brock Nichols Mrs. George Nichols Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Nichols Penny Nichols 8- Mr. and Mrs. F. Nichols Nielsons, Friends of Regis Mr. Thomas Frederick Nieman Noah The Norris Family North Denver Dry Wall North Denver Liquors North Empire Hilton Northglenn loves Bob H. Mr. and Mrs. Aldo G. Notarianni Mr. 8. Mrs. L. Nothhaft Miss Betty Jane Nothhaft Mr. 8. Mrs. H. V. Nothhaft Nick Nothhaft Nota Bene Noto Banae Not on Mr. 8- Mrs. Roy Nylander 8. Family O Mr. 84 Mrs. Don O'Day Mr. 8. Mrs. Angelo O'Dorisio Old King Cole was a Regis soul-Yea! B. Omeara's Nose Band Oneida Drug Coe2259 Oneida Mrs. Thomas L. O'Neill Ooo!!! Baby!!! Dan Opsahl Mrs. E. A. Opsahl Oral Roberts will heal Scardino Margret O'Reilly Oriental Nursery 8- Market The Origlio Family Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Orton Mr. 8- Mrs. W. J. O'Shea Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Ott Our Best, The Fred H. Wilson's Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Owsley P Pam Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Pcncher Mr, and Mrs. Russell Parisi Cathy Parlett says Hello everybody Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Parlett Jim, Bob 8. Mike Pasquariello Mr. 8. Mrs. M. A. Pasquariello Pat and Diane-Queers Pat loves Ann Rat's Ceramic Shop Paul'! Distinctive Dry Cleaning Paul Schmid Construction Mr. 81 Mrs. Carl Paulin Mr. 8. Mrs. Harold E. Pavoni Patrons Perl-Mack Jewelry Joseph Perme Edward F. Perme Mr. Br Mrs. Larry Perry 8. Family Perry's Thriftway Mkt. Mr. 8r Mrs. James Perse Pueblo, Colo. Pete likes Patsy Allis Mr. 8. Mrs. Chaucy Peterson Mrs. M. Peterson Petka Music Pub.-3425 W. 38th Ave. Gerald L. -Pfannenstiel Phelan's Interiors lnc. 5870 W. 38th Phil Miller Shice Shoveler Marle Piccone Mr. 8. Mrs. Marshall Piccone The Pichette Family Piece of Glass Marie Pierce Mr. 8. Mrs. John B. Pinamont Pine Cone Inn Pipe Fitters Local No. 208 Henry E. Pisterzi Plaza Barber Shop 4130 E. Dickenson Plaza Drug Mart, Boulder, Colo. Edgar Allen Poe Nicholas and Marion Pohlit Mrs. A. Polak Irene Polak John Polak Rick Polak Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Polak Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Polniak John Popovich Mr. Porky learn your Latin Charles Port 5170 Osceola Porta's Clothing Portrait-a Lasting gift Claire Evans Mr. 8. Mrs. Louis F. Pozelnik Mrs. Frutosa 3. Lilly Price Princess Cleaners Mr. 81 Mrs. Jack E. Prose Mr. and Mrs. Harold Prose Prove were best school by showing it Reverend A. E. Puhl Purina Peroxide Pusssssey Pygmyies, Revolt! Mr. and Mrs. Ace Pysher Q Mr. 8- Mrs. James Qualler Quid recitaturus circumdas vellera Michael F. Quinn, Class of 1959 R Frank L. Rabas Ralston Liquors Ranney's Grocery Mr. 8- Mrs. R. M. Rappenecker Sandy Rappenecker Ray's Barber Shop Ray's Sinclair Reale's Liquors, 5846 Washington Red and White-the color of horsemeat Red Ball Freight, lnc. Red Cottage Barbers Father Redelberger, 1843 W. 52nd Ave. Mr. 8. Mrs. M. C. Redmond A Regis Admirer Regis Football Team of 1964 Regis had the cutest girls Regis High is the greatest Regis is first in everything Regis is tops, Tom said Ioftily Regis is the greatest Regis Raider Review Regis stay a champ Regis team has luck-no talent-M. B. Regis will beat Mullen 21 to 141 Dan Reilly Kathy Reilly Mr. 8. Mrs. Francis Reinert Mr. George Reinert Mrs. Helen Reinert Reliable Fruit Co. Remember Apex Dance-Dec. 29, 1964 Remely Twins 8. Greg Rent lt Center, 817 Broadway Mr. 8. Mrs, John P. Repka Republic Rexall Drug, 299 So, Sheridan Mary Pauline Ress Mrs. T. M, Ress Revere Builders lnc. 3445 Lipan Rexall Drug Mr. 8- Mrs. George E. Reynolds L. K, Rhynard Elliot Rice Mr. 8. Mrs. Homer Richards The Thomas Richards Family Ridge Drug Co. 5395 W. 38th, 442-2381 Ringo Starr, Jr. Rintoul's 66 Service Ed Risoli Rita and Tim Mr. 8- Mrs. Angelo Rizza C. H. Robinson 8i Co. Mr. 8. Mrs. Alfred Rockers Mr. 8- Mrs. Fred Rockers, Richmond Rockley's Music, 8555.W. Colfax Rocky Mountain Pharmacy, 2300 Champa Rocky Mountain School of Art Rocky Moutnain T. V. lnc. The Paul B. Rodder Family Rodgers Skelly Service Mrs. Arthur F. Rogers Mr. 8. Mrs. John H. Rogers Mr. 8. Mrs. Lacy Rohan Arch J. Rose Family Mr. 8. Mrs. Phil Rose Rosenau 8. Nannette Rossi's Denargo Grill Mr. 8- Mrs, Frank Rotella Frank Phillip Rotella Mr. 8- Mrs. Frank J. Rotella Mr. 81 Mrs. Rondinelli Miss Josephine M. Rotella Mr. 8. Mrs. Joe Rotola Piarena Rotola The Roland Rounds Family Rots of Ruck for Class of '67 Roxie Carbone-Carbone's Bakery Royal Drug Mr. 81 Mrs. Frank A. Ruder Mr. Frank A. Ruder Mrs. Frank A. Ruder Mr. 8. Mrs. Don Rimmer Mr. 8- Mrs. E. J. Rupert The Rusan's Rust eats steel that use preserves Mr. 8- Mrs. D. A. Ruterbories Ruth's Flowers Ruth's Flowers, 6690 W. 38th Ave. Charles H. iChuckJ Ruwart, Jr. Mr. 8. Mrs. James D. Ryan Mr. 8- Mrs. John D. Ryan Ryan's Jewelry, Lakeside Center S Sacred Heart Church, Denver S.A.A.A. Margie Sabien Sacred Heart C.Y.O.-Boulder Mrs. Henry J. Siems Joseph W. Sallada-Engineers Mrs. Gale Salley Mrs. F. Salmon Same Ole Story-Katy Bar the Doorl Mrs. Colleen Sammons Mr. 8- Mrs. Joe E. Sanchez Sandy Sandy's House of Pleasure Mr. 81 Mrs. J. V. Sarconi Mr. 81 Mrs. Albert Sardello Mr. 8. Mrs. Carl Sarno Mr. 8. Mrs. Phillip Sarno Wm. L. Sather Watch Shop, 5068 Federal Sarno's Skelly Service Jean-Paul Sartre Mr. 8- Mrs. James R. Sauer 8- Family Bob 8. Louise Scarpitto Mr. 8. Mrs. Rene L. Schabron Schaefer Awnings Violet T. Schafer Mr. 8. Mrs. Gregory Scibona Shannon's Barber Shop Adam Schell Carpet Installations Mr. 8- Mrs. Joseph Schell Mr. 8. Mrs. Edward J. Scheunemann Mr. 8. Mrs. Eugene Schierburg Schloo's Clothing 8. Shoes, Brighton Mr. 8. Mrs. Paul D. Schmitt Mr. 8- Mrs. Walter C. Schmitt Mr. 8. Mrs. Herb Schneider Mr. 8. Mrs. Emil Schnieder Cindy Schnur-a Holy Family Swinger Mr. 8. Mrs. K. B. Schraeder Mr. 81 Mrs. Harry Schraeder Mrs. Margaret Schraeder Sciies Music Shop, 5230 W. 25th Harry Scoby, Class of 1960 Mr. 8. Mrs. John Scordo Mrs. Leah Seamans, Ft. Collins Sheridan Standard Services, 2245 Shn. Senior 2 Senior Smoker Riot Squad Robert Roland Seno Mr. 8. Mrs. Mike L. Sferra Shakey's Pizza-the Family Place The Shanley Family W. C. Shea, 3190 S. Monroe Mr. 8. Mrs. Frank V. Sheehan Mr. 8- Mrs. A. E. Sepp, Sr. Sheri Hanson ls Nice Shrine of St. Anne Mr. 8. Mrs. Chas. Shugarts 8. Family The Sigma's from East Are Good Guys Mr. 8r Mrs. Chas. R. Sillstrop Mrs. Mary Sillstrop Sillstrops Nursery-730 Salem Silly Rabbit Silly, Silly, Sally Silver Fox Rides Sipes JewelryfWatches, Diamonds, Rings Sirovatka Number 3 Pete Sirovatka Mr. 81 Mrs. E, J. Sisk, Jr. Sisters of Mercy-Bromfield Mr. 8- Mrs. Adolf-Skul Mr. George Sladky, 376 S. Glencoe The Sletka Family The Slit Slat Slot Slitting Society The Kevin F. Slowey Family Mr. 8. Mrs. George D. Smith, Chy. Gerald Smith Mr. 8- Mrs. Harold Smith Mrs. R. A. Smith Smile You're In Father Krieger's Class Raymond J. Smith William J. Smith Slattery 8. Co. Mechanical Contractors Frank Slechta Snarf Club onward toward Success Soi Avec Moi! Some Are Born Great, Some Achieve ltl Something to do, Dolan Sondie and Pionelle Son, Tell it to your grandmother Soph 5 Sophomore one, is the best Mr. 81 Mrs. C. W. Sparlin Special Products Company Scott Spinney Spook Berton L. Stackhouse St. Agatha of Christie-Pray for us Miss Dorothy L. Starbuck St. Peter's Prep. Class of '67 Stahl Typewriter Company Bill Stapleton Dr. 8- Mrs. A. G. Starr Mr. 81 Mrs. Fred J. Starbuck 8. Family Mr. 8. Mrs. G. Starraccia St. Dominic's Parish Credit Union Stamp Out Sarcasm Bill Steele Mr. 8. Mrs. Clyde W. Steele Jim Steers and Family Pat Steffek Mr. 81 Mrs. Paul J. Steffen John Steichner Sue Steighner Mrs. F. C. Steighner Mr. 8. Mrs. D. A. Steinkamp Sterling's Barber Shop Mr. 8. Mrs. Charles S. Sterne Mr. 8. Mrs. Robert J. Stewart St. John Regis, Slay for us Mrs. Thomas St. John Vernie Stehno Syonewall Realty, 7065 W. 38th Mariorie Stoll Father Stowe, S.J. Barbara Streisand Joseph Stucka Mr. 81 Mrs. Steve Stucka Study to show thyself approved. The Al Stutz Family Successful year from F. E. Davis Betsy Sullivan and Karen Smith Mr. 8- Mrs. K. W, Sullivan Mr. Mark Christopher Sullivan Mike, Dan, and Dick Sullivan Mr. W. Everett Sullivan Alan Sunderland, Greeley, Kansas Sunseri's Pizzeria, ge 3-0613 Sunshine Cleaners Super Discount EGC, 7300 W. 38th Superior Dry Wall Surplus Store, 5042 N. Federal Mrs. Mary F. Swagel Mr. 81 Mrs. Peter Swanson Dr. 81 Mrs. Howard E. Swanson Tom Swanson, 528 Williams Mr. 81 Mrs. Swanson, 3053 W. 34th Swartz Brokerage Co. Mr. 81 Mrs. John F. Sweeney Swigert Bros., Optometrists Swiss Bells Restaurant, 7400 W. 38th T Mrs. Emma S. Tanner Tempest Storm Says Hello Tip Top Shoe Service Teion Drug Teion Hardware, 1851 W. 52nd Ave. Charleue Tennyson Patron Terrance Q. 8. Gerald X. Mapelli Mr. 8. Mrs. Norm Teska Thank God for Girls! Thank You Mr. Brada That Cool Guy Tony PottsfMy Brother That Little Old Beer Maker Mary Lou Theisen 8- Family Mr. 8. Mrs. John Thielen Ken Thielen ls Biggest Jerk The Kenny Theisen Family Scott Thielen Class of '70 This Line Don't Say Nothing-Friend This Patron ls to Remain Anonymous Mrs. Marie Thomson Lucille, Bill 8. Linda Thompson Betty Tierney Dennis Tierney Jack T. Tierney Pat Tierney Tom Tierney Thomas M. Tierney Mr. B. Mrs. T. F. Timmins Torn Timmins Tippecanoe 81 Goldwater Too? T, K. Pharmacy, 1227 27th Street Tlm-Mlm To a Fence at York To Bob-One Who Enioys Eating ln gutters To the Outstanding Seniors To the Toughest Turkey-Bob Christman Tom Tierney To a Long Life 8. a Happy Death for All To a Successful Future To Be or Not to BefWho Needs lt? To the Class of '65fTom Cawley To E. J. L. from Marie To E. J. L. with Love Lynn Todd Mr. Bi Mrs. Tho'mas J. Tokarski Evely 8- Roxie Tolve Tony's Eggs 8. Produce Tough Luck, Physics lll-2 Thomas J. Tokarski, Jr. Janice Tolve-Mrs. John Meyer Mr. Nick Tolve Nancy 8. Mary Beth Tolve Marie 8. Roxie Tolve Mrs. Nick Tolve Jim 8. Jerry Tolve Jim 8. Jerry Tolve To Barby with Love-'To Chris with love The Vernon Tompperts Mr. 81 Mrs. W. Tracey, Jr. Barbara Trainor Michael Tramult Mr. 8. Mrs. M. R. Traver 81 Family Tripp for All Paroke Trudy Plus Ed Mr. Joseph L. Truglio Tu Facis Hoc: Garr ls, Nestor, in Dave Tully, Regis High Doris 8. Vern Turgeon Two Bucks Wasted Mr. 8. Mrs. James T. Tynan Mrs. Thomas J. Tynan U Udick Auto Supply Universal Sales Aids Rich Underwood for President The U.S. Book Shoppe The U.S. Royal Tire Center of Denver V Vacationl Vacationl Vacationl Mr. 8. Mrs. A. G. Vahrenkamp Valente Bros., Inc. Valli Hi Motor Hotel Vanguard Fire Protection Company Van Every Jeweler, 1409 Krameria Mr. 8, Mrs. John VanScriver Mr. 8. Mrs. Dominic J. Varacalle Mr. Charles Varone Veldkamp's Lakeside 8- Westland Flowers Patti Verdegnia and Joe Marzano Anna E. Verdieck, 5068 Meade The Very Best for Class of '65-B. G. Mr. 8. Mrs. Henry Veto Viking burial for A. J. today Viking Barber Shop, 2828 W. 32nd Villa Ronna Italian Restaurant Jan Vittum, Mayor of Kingston Mr. 8. Mrs. Cecil H. Vogel Mr. 8. Mrs. D. O. Volkman Karen Volkman Rev. Edward Vollmar, O.S.B. Mr. 84 Mrs. David Vostries 8- John The Leonard Vostries Family W Walfer Plumbing, 1754 Humboldt Wagoner's Skelly Service. Wagner's Canvas Awnings Mr. 8. Mrs. Thomas J. Walsh Walt's Tenneco Service Wake Up Senior 4 Wanebo, Get Sumtin' to Do Wagower's Skelly Service Mr. 8. Mrs. L. W. Waldron Wargins TV Service, 429-1094 -We Fix 'em Patrick Warhoe 8- Family Mr. 8. Mrs. Gerald F. Warner Mr. 8- Mrs. William J. Warner Washington State School of Forestry Mrs. Lindsay E. Waters Miss Estelle Watson Mr. Robert E. Watson B. C. Watts 8- Co., Electrical Supplies We Should Quit Having Yearbooks Mr. 81 Mrs. L. Paul Weadick We Are Rootin' for the Class of '67 Wedgewood Beauty Salon, 422-2070 Joe Weiman Karen Weiman Steve Weiman Rich Weisbecker Says, Go, Froggie Mr. 8. Mrs. John E. Welch Vera, Bandy 8. Louis Wells Mr. 8. Mrs. Vance Wells W. E. Range Riders Barbara Wernel Rick Wernel Mr. 81 Mrs. R. J. Wernel Marti Werner Alvera E. Wernel Western Bowl, 10000 Ralston Rd., Arvada Western Concrete lnc. Westside Gulf Service Westminster 8. District 50 Journal Westminister Bowling Lanes, W. 72nd What a Dump? Rightl What, Me Worry What? Me Worry What ls a Boo-bee-bug? What's the Deal Here? Wheat Ridge Professional Pharmacy When in Doubt Tell the Truth White N' Brite Laundromat Whiz in a.Bottle 8- Be a New Man Rich Wiley R. Wiley Loves Shari, T. Potts Loves Angie Mr. 8. Mrs. Richard M. Wiley, Jr. Mrs. Richard Wiley, Jr. Will J. D. Ever Hit 95? Mr. 81 Mrs. J. F. Willging St. Williams Church, Ft. Lupton Mr. 8. Mrs. Bruce Willis 8. Family Mr, 8. Mrs. Winter Lorretta Wise WNIPN Mr. 8. Mrs. H. P. Woodend Mr. 8. Mrs. John E. Woods Woodside Lumber Inc. Mr. 81 Mrs. W. A. Woolfard Lucille Wyatt Mr. 8. Mrs. Marvin D. Wright Nubby Wright Says, Hi to Regis X Xzyxzyxu lll Y Yamoskowskil The Eli Yakich Family Joe Yakich Yeal Class of '66 Yea! Class of '66 Yea Class of '67 Yeah Eastl Mr. 8. Mrs. R. C. Yeager Yea Holy Family, Boo Regis from V. 81 V. Yea Holy Family, Class of '59 Yea Machbeufl Yea Machbeufl Boo Regisl Yea Regis-from Janice the Mouth Yeal School's almost out. Yea Soph I Yea Sophomores Yea! St. Mary's High, Remsen, Iowa Yea Susie Golden You Don't Go To Regisl So you're a nut You throw it, we'll play for it- You'll never get a bad haircut at You're a great team, Regis You're the greatest, Jeannie Z Mr. 8- Mrs. Edw. J. Zahn Mr, 81 Mrs. Anthony F. Zarlengo Mr. 81 Mrs. Arthur W. Zarlengo Bob Zarlengo Dr. 8. Mrs. Charles Zarlengo Mr. 8. Mrs. D. A. Zarlengo Dr. D. V. 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