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

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ROBERT J. STOWE, S.J. Prefecf of Discipline, Religion II, Spanish IV VERY REV. RICHARD F. RYAN, S.J. President REV. JAMES R. EATOUGH, S.J Principal M.Sh ,S.J. M.Bk,.. M.Bd M.G 'll r eercm Mr. Jones r ec er SJ Mr. Kellogg V ro O Mr. Kennedy, S.J. V Uph Fr, Renard, S,J, Fr. Sfowe, S.J. Fr, Deemon, S.J. Fr. Dougheny, S.J. Senior Faculty Physiccrl Educcition l,ll, Biology II, Vcirsity Footboill-Assistont Couch, B Bosketboll Faculty MR. J. L. BARONE Americon History Il, World History I, Physicoil Educotion I,II, Vo rsity Footlod I I-Hecrd Cooch, Wrestling MR. W. E. BECKER, S.J. World History I, Lotin IV, Assistont Athletic Director Impressions, Soddlity Moderator MR. R. A. BRADA Chemistry IV, Mechoinicol Drowing, REV. A. J. DEEMAN, S.J. English IV, Semindr, Regis Ployers, Physicdl Science III, Golf Teom REV. J. J. DOUGHERTY, S.J. RUIOIGVAWWUGI REV. F. F. BAKEWELL, S.J Religion IV, Lotin I,Il, Religion IV Senior Counselor M.Sh. ,S.J. F.R d,S.J. F.V d' k,S.. Mr. TueTl'1,S.J. r eercm Mr. GupTill F emu MV- KGFWSCIY, SJ- V er xec J MV- -10095 Fr. Krieger, S.J. Fr. Vogf, S.J. Fr. Lander, SJ. Iunior Faculty MR. R. A. GUPTILL MR. K. N. JONES Physics Ill, Algebra I, Trigonomeiry lV Eorih Science IV N.F.L., Monogrcnm Clulo MR. T. L. KARST, S.J. MR. G. H. GIBBS English l,ll, Raider Review, Geomefry ll, Vorsiiy Boskeiboll, Impressions, Bowling Club Afhlefic Director, Track Cooch MR. C. H. KELLOGG American Hisiory ll World MR. J.. S. KENNEDY, S..l. History Il American Goxfemmem, IV, REV. S. R. KRIEGER, S.J. Ph sic Ill Al lo III y S ' ge ra ' B FooTbc1ll Vorsiiy Boseboll Algebra l' Rellglon Ill Trigonomefry lV, ' Cross Couniry, Ski Club, Soololiiy Sophomore Faculty Mr. Willorol Mr. Barone Fr. Verolieck, S.J.k Mr. Sotfler, S.J. Fr. Vogf, S.J. Mr. Kellogg Fr. Renclrd, S.J. Mr. Seifz Mr. Gibbs Fr. Lcmder, S.J. Mr. Renner, S.J. Mr, Giqrrqfqy-mo Mr. Korsf, S.J. ' 19 MR. M. J. SHEERAN, S..I. REV. E. L. MONNIG, S.J. LaTin I, Greek III, IV, Religion I, Algebra I, Religion I N.F.L., Soclalify Moolerafor, Faculty 1 . . K rf. rf' n, -f Cheerleaclersjf . Ullfl fa CWI VI . lwlirrl 'Il ll fl IJ! JQJIV , 'I Il . H, IMI!! ,4,IN5WIX C AW ' VIXIIINIG R... ffff' I I I Ks MR. G. L. SATTLER, S..I. Geomeiry II, Biology Il, Mission Club, Posler Club, Monogram Club, Music Appreciaiion MR. R. C. RENNER, S.J. LaTin II, Raioler Annual, Bancl, Sfudenf Council, Folk Song Club, Monogram Club REV. W. M. LANDER, S.J. English III, Religion ll, Librarian REV. E. G. RENARD, S.J. Laiin Ill, IV, Seminar, Religion II, Sodaliiy Direcfor MR. D. J. SEITZ English I, II, Geometry II, Freshman Athletic Direcior Freshmen Faculty Mr. Willclrcl Fr, Vogt, SJ, Mr. Giorrcnonno Fr. Monnig, S.J. Mr. Sheeron, S.J. Mr. Becker, S.J. Fr. Verdieck, S.J. Mr. Kqrsfl SJ, Mr. Seifz Mr. Kellogg Mr. Gibbs Mr. Barone dw-naar MR. W. R. TUETH, S.J. I.aTin III, English III, Soclalify, Impressions, N.F.L. Faculty REV. R. J. VCGT, SJ. Spanish I, Religion I, II Latin II, SodaliTy Moderator MRS. C. WERNETTE Typing MRS. J. R. PRICE RegisTrar REV. A. O. VERDIECK, S.J. American History, Religion III, Laiin I, Monogram Club MR. T. WILLARD English I, II MRS. A. STEWART AssisTan'r Librarian In Memory of . . Richard Wiley December, 1947 December, 1965 A vibrant, enthusiastic personalitu A talented athlete And a conscientious student A fine uouna man Who will be missed bu all. To everu man there openeth A wau and waus and a wau, And the high soul climbs the high wau And the low soul qropes the low, While in between on the mistu flats The rest drift to and fro. But to everu rnan there openeth A high wau and a low, And everu man decideth Which wau his soul shall qo. X 2 K 5 s 2 s s S 24 Seniors K 'G I flf fW' M f'? ROBERT ALANIS Honors Diploma MICHAEL ARGALL ROBERT AMATO English Diploma Seniors Latin Diploma WILLIAM ATKINS Latin Diploma THOMAS TOKARSKI Latin Diploma STEVEN BEARDSLEY STEPHEN BEILMAN English Diploma Honors Diplomoi DOUGLAS BELL Lofin Diplomcl STEPHEN BELLESS Honors Diploma Education makes the man JAMES BERGIN Lotin Diplomcu GEORGE BILLER English Diploma Seniors ANDREW BLIXT English Diploma DANIEL BLYTH Latin Diploma JOSEPH BOTINELLY Honors Diploma RONALD BOX English Diploma KEVIN BOYLE Latin Diploma LAWRENCE BROOKMAN Lafin Diploma ANTHONY CANZONA Latin Diploma JAMES BRENNAN Honors Diploma THOMAS BURGGRAFF English Diploma JAMES CARDY Lolfin Diploma MICHAEL CHAPLA Lofin Diploma ROBERT CONNOR English Diploma PETER CIACCO Honors Diploma GARY CONTE Lofin Diploma Seniors STANLEY CUBA Lofin Diplorncl PHILIP CUSIMANO English Diplornci PETER D'AMICO JAMES DANNER Honors Diplornoi Honors Diplomo DANIEL DAVIS ANTHONY DEUTSCH English Diploma Lolin Diplomo cmd of Seniors GARY DEFRANGE L ' D I EDWARD DECICCG mm 'p Om English Diploma WlLLlAM DOLAN RUSSELL DISPENSE Lotin Diplomo English Diplomo diploma or mountain memories JAMES DUGGAN Lalin Diploma LOUIS EATMAN Honors Diploma THOMAS DURLIN Honors Diploma DONALD EBERLE Honors Diploma JAMES ENGLISH Honors Diploma WILLIAM FINLEY Laiin Diploma JOHN EZELL ROSS EWING Honors Diploma Lafin Diploma ROBERT HARRINGTON Honors Diploma MICHAEL FLETCHER English Diploma KENNETH FALK Lafin Diploma Seniors THOMAS FRANCIS Latin Diploma THEODORE FONK English Diploma CHARLES FRANK Laiin Diploma GREGORY FRANK RANDALL FREEHLING Lqfin Diplomq Latin Diploma TIMOTHY FREEMAN Latin Diploma Seniors FRANK GIARDINO English Diploma RONALD GEHAU English Diploma F CLIFFCRD GARDELL Laiin Diploma MARK GRASSMAN Honors Diploma JAMES GRUBER English Diploma RALPH GIORNO English Diploma ROBERT HAMBLIN Lafin Diploma NATHAN GUERRERO English Diploma STEPHEN HALL Honors Diploma DONALD HENRY English Diplomo GREGORY HAWS Lofin Diplomoi ERIC HIBBISON Lczfin Diplomo GREGORY HOCH Honors Diplomci Sen iors WILLIAM HOUSTON English Diploma LESLIE HUBER LaTin Diploma MARION IACINO English Diploma THOMAS JOHNSON Honors Diploma ROLAND IACINO English Diploma STEPHEN KAESSNER Honors Diploma DAVID KASIK STEPHEN KATZENBERGER Honors Diploma English Diploma THOMAS KEENAN English Diploma DAVID KENNEY Laiin Diploma JAMES KAUTZKY LaTi n Diploma - 1 J sm.. - - sew ., fs . 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Y .,,.,. ,. . 7. f wi'-if U W RICHARD LE DUC LaTir1 DipIoma WILLIAM LUNDELL Lafin Diploma i, E FRANCIS MC GREGOR Latin Diploma STEPHEN MC MAI-ION English Diploma Hi., Seniors JOSEPH MARZANO English Diploma PASQUALLI MARRANZINO English Diploma PATRICK MERSHON English Diploma JOSEPH MIDDLEBURG Laiin Diploma MARTIN MOONEY Latin Diploma TIMOTHY MONAGHAN Laiin Diploma ROY MUCILLI Lafin Diploma PATRICK MUMA JAMES NYLANDER LaTin Diploma RAYMOND MARINE Lafin Diploma Honors Diploma PAUL NATALE Latin Diploma A life that dares send cr challenge so GEORGE O'DEA mlm Diploma MICHAEL oKEY English Diploma ROGER OLSON Seniors BRIAN O'MEARA LaTin Diploma Latin Diploma DAVID ORIGLIO Lafin Diploma ROBERT PARLETT CRAIG PEARSE English Diploma Seniors JOHN PICCONE Latin Diploma TIMOTHY QUINN Latin Diploma Latin Diploma GARY RAPPENECKER English Diploma DANIEL REILLY Honors Diplomon MICHAEL REYNOLDS English Diplomo STEPHEN RUSAN English Diplomo THOMAS RUPERT Lofin Diploma DAVID RUTERBORIES Loiin Diploma MICHAEL RYAN Honors Diplomcx RICHARD SCHIERBURG Latin Diploma Seniors JOSEPH SILLSTROP English Diploma JAMES SAUER Latin Diploma ROBERT SEDAR English Diploma SCOTT SPINNEY Honors Diploma QL PHILIP STEELE Honors Diploma JAMES STEFFEN Laiin Diploma JOSEPH TATARKA Honors Diploma RONALD THEISEN English Diploma KENNETH THIELEN English Diplomci MI Education has for its object the formula of character JOSEPH VAGNINO ROBERT WATSON English Diploma Lotin Diploma STEPHEN WHILES LaTin Diploma Seniors CHARLES WOODS English Diploma JAMES YEAGER English Diploma DAVID ZARLENGO Latin Diploma FREDERICK ZISKA Honors Diploma if 'Q . I THOMAS DURLIN STEVEN BELLESS ROBERT HARRWGTON From each outgoing senior class it is customary tor the faculty to designate Raider Men ot the Year stu- dents who take an interest in their school and its stu- dent body. Those pictured here exemplify the talents, initiative and achievements sought in Regis students. SCOTT SPINNEY THOMAS BU RGGRAFF PHILIP STEELE E JAMES BRENNAN GREGORY HOCH Raider Men of 1966 STEVEN HALL MARK GRASSMAN LOUIS EATMAN MICHAEL RYAN 54 Underclcussmen uniors L. To R.: BACK ROW: R. Zdrlengo, M. RoTellc1, P. Vinnold, R. Wiley. FRONT ROW: S. SCOTT, M. Speegle, T. Vessels. L. To R.: BACK ROW: T. Timmins, T. Quinn, P. Sconrdino. FRONT ROW: M. Tyndn, T. Sforbuck, S. Sedlmoyr, G. Tokcirski. TOP To BOTTOM: LEFT: R. Strong, P. Hannigan M. Hendricks. RIGHT: P. Hooley, R. Underwood G. Hammer, T. Heffron. L. To R.: BACK ROW: B. McConoTy, J. Quinn, S. Nowock. FRONT ROW: D. McCollin, C. LiTzolu, P. Madden. . ,L -f nf ETZWT ff' ,W 58 g:L -QW T Wm M Iuniors L. To R.. BACK ROW: E. Cossinis, M. Bruno, M. Boyle. FRONT ROW: T. Angerer, D. Beocorn, A. Boclen, G. Arnorosio. L. 'ro R.: BACK ROW: B. Kreizenbeck, J. Holrvey, T. Jameson. FRONT ROW: K. Knebel, S. McMohon, S. Inskeep, E. Hofnifen. I L. To R.: BACK ROW: A. Poffs, D. Rycm, B. Pierce. FRONT ROW. R. Rciolovich, M. Reinerf, R. Olsen. L. To R.: BACK ROW. F. Slechm, G. Thielen, J Sheehcm, C. Nichols. FRONT ROW: R. Ruff, P Rycm, D. Sumo. L.,To R.: BACK ROW: G. l-lobe-rkorn, T. Gleason, J. Giordino, J. Griffin. FRONT ROW: W. Gronnell, l.. Gerken, M. Gorolon. L. To R.: BACK ROW: J. Cciruso, J. Bloke, D. Cor- win, E. Boolen. FRONT ROW: M. Doyle, P. Dron- nok, T. Coursey. L. To R.: BACK ROW: J. Archcimboulr, R. Allis, M Wolion, J. Willey. FRONT ROW: G. Woiolmonn, V Bciiioglici, R. Weisloecker. Iuniors C. 1 if O1 ai! f rw Qi ri ' xp M r . i f :V . J JMTJJ .1 XJ 5, ,MM T. , fX,X AU i. X ' XJ AAU .A P i i L. io R.: BACK ROW: B. Clcirke, A. Dimes, R. Gdrdiner. FRONT ROW: J. Conrad, J. Fdlbo, G. Godwin-Austen. .pr fy C. 2 CQ ,gun e Ni if i l X 4, 444fM4f L. To R.: BACK ROW: B. Hines, F. Kelly, R. Kuhn. FRONT ROW: T. Hickey, S. Honey, S. McCdrThy. L. To R.: BACK ROW: D. Johnson, P. Kennedy, D. McCloskey. FRONT ROW: R. Nodorff, D. Merkl, B. Mclnfosh, M. Lyons. XI, if :U L v is . I Q , xi R 3 ex N. ' N 'v xi A LQ NN N 9 rx A, . .3 X I Q xy 'A :A Q. ry 0 -fc: 61 L. To R.: TOP ROW: P. Buckley, S. Weimcm. MID- DLE ROW: T. Congono, W. Abegg, B. Collihon. FRONT ROW: R. While, G. Bell. ,,.ff.' T. mf: T , NX1 . V6 e N Y Q W... 1: ' X wwf- X T w.,w5f ., ,ff Q ' ' . ' 1 . ...Jw L' 1' 1' 1- Me L. To R.: P, DeLongchc1mp, J. Clcmcy, J. Close, T. DiLeo, M. Choinowski M. Cochrcm, R. Cooper. L Nw L Q QT AP' x ,J-' A 'X LVL!! ,. 4 1- 1' ...f . -I lx xl vl 1 Gp T' . 1 ,. L. 1 6,0 .5 7 V U eu '-' . X.: 1' f L xg, Q1 VYV-IW . W dz 1 L4 KL, Q w. V 7 .0 L, 3:- Q L. To R.: BACK ROW: W. Slrow, J. Morfin, A. Rogers. FRONT ROW: M. Nelcm, J. Pergolo, J. Metzger. L. To R.: BACK ROW: R. Jensen, B. Cloncy, T. Meyer, M. O'Dcly. FRONT ROW: G.Mc1pelIi, N. Foes, R. Olson. Iuniors , N, L. To P.: TOP ROW: P. Jqecksch, J. Fanning, P. Lynch, R. Holfon. BOTTOM ROW: G. Guorino, D. Lopez, J. Chavez. L. To R.: TOP ROW: R. Posquoriello, M. Rogers MIDDLE ROW: T. Rice, S. Zoellner, R. Rohon BOTTOM ROW: J. Vohrenkornp, G. Weiler. Sophomores ll L. To R.: G. Downs, P. Copelancl, J. Byrne, J. Bauman, E. Gallegos, J. Davis. L, To R.: BACK ROW: S. Re Vello, J. Scneuaeman J. Scnaloron. FRONT ROW: J. Ruder, P. Schuyler M. Sclwraeoler. L. To R.: BACK ROW: J. Jacobs, P. Flannery, R Francone. FRONT ROW: J. George, M. Gonzales J. Granato. L. To R.: H. Noflwnaff, T. Nusse, J. Nylanoler, M. Milne, J. Moore, T. NewTon. ......-ml L. To R.: BACK ROW: E. Wolf, J. Thiele, G. SmiTh. FRONT ROW: R, Borfcl, M. Bouemfeinol, C. Apo- oloccx. L. To R.: BACK ROW: G. Giuliano, T. DeCock, J. Holey. FRONT ROW: D. l-loll, K. Goebel, V. Guilford. L. To R.: BACK ROW: T. Boyle, J. Brewer, J Chamberlain. FRONT ROW: M. Bc1TToglio, A Comino. Sophomores L. To R.: TOP ROW: E. Wise, M. Stronger, R. Zorlengo, R. Warner. BOTTOM ROW: G. Sreinkamp, D. Tullu, W. Von Sciver. L. To R.: TOP ROW: G. Cummings, J. Egloff, T. Filzpcllriclc. BOTTOM ROW: W. Cooles, E. Cronnin, C. Doyle. L. To R.: T. Herrercx, T. Krebs, G. Hughes, T. McGlone, N. Jcnmes, L. Leyloo. L. To R.: TOP ROW: P. Hurley, J. Kummerer, J. V Kelly. BOTTOM ROW: P. Hoclw, J. Koiufzky, M Hernclnolez. Sophomores L. To R.: TOP ROW. D. Knoll, G. Mosclweifi, T. Murroy. BOTTOM ROW: M. Moore, D. Morris, R. Monroe. L. To R.: BACK ROW: R. Polwlii, P. Sirovcfrko, T. Slieo. FRONT ROW: P. Norloncl, M. Repko, D. Roybol. L. To R.: TOP ROW: D. Turner, T. Tlweisen, D. Wcirelworn, D. Tierney BOTTOM ROW: P. Tlwornion, T. Wilson, J. Wyperol. Iey. BOTTOM ROW: S. Joy, R. Kiely, J. Knobbe L. To R.: TOP ROW: C. Coffingnom, F. Covilio, G. Brcxchle. BOTTOM ROW: J. Brovsky, E. Boespflug, C. Crennen. L. To R.: TOP ROW: G. Osborn, J. Piccone, J. WOT- son. BOTTOM ROW: T. Schneider, D. Rornloerger, A. Souders, T. Kennedy. L. To R.: J. Horms, B. Evens, M.Gc1llc1rclo, . G. Esponoso, R. Gary. , L. To R.: TOP ROW: W. Hon, G. Jensen, M. Hon- Sophomores L. To R.: BACK ROW: R. Polak, P, Te Bockhorsf, L. Sovvers. FRONT ROW: H. Sanchez, D. Quinlivan, M. Prose. L. To R.: BACK ROW: G. Mangan, D. Kinrzele, D. Mahony. FRONT ROW: L, Larsen, D. Lavvs, D. McCloskey. L, To R.: BACK ROW: D. Norron, T. Nieman, F. McGra'rh. FRONT ROW: L. Makowski, D. Murphy, S. Miller, D. Opsahl. L. To R.: TOP ROW: D. Delaney, L. Des Moineaux, L. Danahey. BOT- TOM ROW: C. Dlugolecki, D. Cochran, E. Dolenc. L. To R.: TOP ROW: P. Arnold, J. Brennan, M Bushbaum. BOTTOM ROW: T. Appelhana, J Brennan, J. Barron. L. To R.: TOP ROW. M. McFadden, T. Masferson, J. F. Martin. BOTTOM ROW: J. McNellis, S.Jol'1nson, T. Meis. Freshmen 'YJ L. To R.: TOP ROW: S. Fick, J. Dreiling, E. Gorcid, J. Cronon. BOTTOM ROW: W. Edwdrds, T. Gcrllogher, J. Di Mcrfreo. L. To R.: TOP ROW: G, Churchill, D. Coffrnon, J. Aloegg. BOTTOM ROW: J. Byrne, W. Corwin, E. Chrisfidnsen, K. Bechord, L. To R.: TOP ROW: T, McMdsTer, P. Moriono, P. Mohoney. BOTTOM ROW: T. McGroTh, S, Mdrrin, B. McGc1nn. L. To R.: TOP ROW: K. Helm, C. Hodgson, J. l-lusrer, P. Kelly. BOTTOM ROW: R. Gerken, J. Hcirmes. L. To R.: TOP ROW: M. Scarafiohi, M. Schneider, J. Sauer, D. Ruff. BOTTOM ROW: D. Sanchez, T. Scrimgeour. L. To R.: BACK ROW: R. Leaf, D. Lafhrop, J. Ken- ney, D. Kosmicki. FRONT ROW: M. Healey, R. Huggins, B. Hannigan. L. To R.: R. Sfine, M. Travis, W. Svvigerf, D. Yeager, J. Voiia Zaccagnini. 74 i L. To R.: TOP ROW: J. Micek, K. Kcleserm, M. Hufer. BOTTOM ROW: S. McMahon, S. McClain, G. Hofsefz, G. Hodge. Freshmen L. To R.: TOP ROW: J. Woiolmon, D. Zolewski, D. Ziskol, L. Zomyi BOTTOM ROW: J. Worol, S. Swcmson, K. Rome. L. To R.: R. Patton, M. Nelson, T. Nemmers, B. Ouinfelier, R. Morgon. L. To R.: BACK ROW: E. Driscoll, W. Gorrovv, F. Ehlers, J. Dougorn, J. l-lorringron. BOTTOM ROW: G. Hencmonn, T. Fenfon, M. Greer. rm vnmmm nr mw rms BEITZEEERVEQLTQL W5 L. To R.: BACK ROW: M. l-lorr, D. Hoberkorn, G. Grovino. FRONT ROW: S. Heffernen, D. l-lorris, M. Green, D. l-lorringfon. L. To R.: TOP ROW: J. Mcxssey, P. Piccone, D. Nelon. BOTTOM ROW: S. Roolovich, J. Michel, J. Mooney, D. Posserello. L. To R.: TOP ROW: M. Learned, E. Kenney, T Lynch. BOTTOM ROW: C. Hernandez, R. Knighr L. To R.. TOP ROW. D. Snow, D. Schleufer, P Repko. BOTTOM ROW: M. Rcxisclw, M. Rclcloviclfm P. Olmsleod. L. To R.: W. Bums, D, Boffoglio, E. Biller, T. Cello, R. Bolfwfe, D. Conway, M. Buckles, E,Arcl1uleTc1. L. To R.: J. Currcm, J. EsposiTo, J. Foes, P. Dever, P. Crowley, M. Espinoso. Freshmen L. 'ro R.: T. Poffer, J. Murphy, J. Moore, C. Pearse, W. Madonna, J. Pefers, R. Mudd, L. To R.: BACK ROW: J. Dunn, S. Durlin, J. De- Salvo. FRONT ROW: J. Blecha, W. D'Epagnier, J. Bock. L. To R.: J. Shonsey, E. Tuchscherer, W. Switzer, T. Temple, J. Thorsky J. Tovrea, J. Subia. L. To R.: TOP ROW: M. Boryla, S. Casfellarno, S. Coursey, G. Ciolek BOTTOM ROW: M. Casey, F. Berwavidez, F. Coates. L. to R.: BACK ROW: C. Moore, R. Novak, B. L. to R.: TOP ROW: M. Thornton, M. Schulte Linoler. FRONT ROW: T. Olesky, F. Norris, R. MlDDLE ROW: S. Saracino, J. Thomas, J. Vorce Nevans. L. to R.: BACK ROW: K. Galasso, A. Gallagher, R. Gleason, J. Callihan. FRONT ROW: P. Gleason, W. Fritz, G. Galligan. BOTTOM ROW: M. Weber, E. Sullivan, G Sanchez. L. to R.: G. Zarlengo, J. White, J. Whitehead, M Vellone, D. Vigil, J. Wynne, J. Urban. i 80 Activities Sodality SODALITY MODERATORS: L. to R.: STANDING: Mr. Tueth, S.J., Mr. Becker, S.J., Mr. Sheeran, S.J. SITTING: Mr. Kennedy, S.J., Fr. Renard, S.J., Fr. Stowe, S.J. The sodality is one of the most outstanding assets of Regis High. Ever since it introduced the cell meetings, it has become more popular. The sodalists aim for per- fection in their spiritual lives, and in their monthly con- ferences with a moderator. This year began the start of the monthly Seminar group meetings. In these, sodalists have a choice of any- thing trom Christian Art and Culture to Ecumenism. Due to the dropping of the Mass Period, the regular cell meetings are held on Wednesday and Friday mornings. Along with these meetings, the sodalist goes to his bi- weekly proiect. Helping the children at the orphanage or teaching Catechism are a couple of the varied proiects carried on by the Sodality. The' upperclassmen continued their work at the Ridge Home. The Sodality is a year round project, and continues to be the top organization at Regis. Sodctlity Meetings Mr. Alterman S.J. Bi-weekly, the sodalist goes to his assigned proiect, and lends a help- ing hand with whatever might be needed. Projects ranging from keeping a house in order, to playing with youngsters less fortunate than he. This gives the sodalist the satisfaction of being in this very worthwhile organization. The Cell meetings. Day of Recollection so L, , E ..L,- The soclality holds many special Masses throughout the year, usually on a day of recollection. It is a time when the sodalist looks within himself in an effort to correct his faults and then goes forward with renewed purpose and a sense of rededication. Sodctlity Projects One of the more important roles of a sodalist's lite is that ot the various proiects, such as the ones pictured here in which he receives the satisfaction of helping others, who might be less fortunate than he. Wi ifs'i'A'7. ,s 2 :nl-,Q -W: K L , .t , A if 'r,c gig, wif f 9 , , , ,trr Y - .s up . as . it fi , im ii,,.. A 1 . ,K ,r il it r t gf ff' 'mfs p i 5 im if TW swf - W r ' , W, S Y 2 1 .gg ' 5 , - fr '- 'M Jpsvwf: ' rv i A . 'f .U fig My fi Y M e New Senior Retreat The Class of 'I966 said goodbye to the old year in a silent, yet earthshaking, manner in Sedalia, Colorado, separated from the world by the beautiful Rockies. The reality of war in which Regis men would be the muddied victors, the scarred defeated, the inglorious dead was subtlely reiterated. Farewells were whis- pered silenltly, but hopefully to a dear friend. The perils of col- lege and a highly competitive world loomed great in the hori- zon. Enemies of our ideals of freedom and Christianity were brought to light. Frs. Verdieck, Vogt, and Olzewski gave the re- treats on three consecutive weeks, each doing a marvelous iob. There were no plaster saints but the challenge of the modern world was affronted by most and made evident to all. The atmosphere, however, was not one of depression, but one of relaxation mixed with anxiety, which bred a closeness between classmates heretofore not experienced. The final success of our retreat of course was achieved through individual and personal encounters of Creator with servant. One hundred-fifty Regis seniors left Sacred House Retreat House revitalized, courageous, and mentally at peace, they departed equipped with the weap- ons of eternal salvation, left with the task of using these weapons for the advantage of all on the battlefield of life. 87 Underclctssmen Retreat i i Father Cunningham talks to Freshmen. Sophomores cmd Juniors listen to Fa ther Olszewski. Meditation was the key to success. o...-:wg This year's Underclassmen Retreat made the attempt to add a new aspect of community. After each oration by Father Olszewski S.J., the retreatants retired into new class arrange- ments for group discussions on the previous talks. With these various classes, each individual could observe the impact of a particular speech as others saw it. To keep freshmen awake and attentive to several speeches was the iob of Father Cun- ningham, 5.J. Through all the restful talks, he was able to give his audience new and deeper insights into their lives and the world around them. Monogram Club OFFICERS: L. to R.: Scott Spinney, President, Mike Ryan, Secretary, Bob Harrington, Vice-President, Steve Hall, Treasurer. This year's Monogram Club has taken a step forward to being the most prominent organization in the school. The club has acted as the service organization to such activities as the Annual, for undertaking the strain of a most successful patron drive, and the Mission Club, for assisting in the canned food drive. Also, the Monogram Club has added a new emphasis to the social life of Regis by putting on one of the best Homecomings in Regis history, the introduction of bi-weekly sock hops, and an increase in dances. ln all, Regis would be at a great loss without the Monogram Club. MODERATORS: L. to R.: Fr. Verdieck, S.J., Mr. Jones, Mr. Sottler, S.J., Mr. Gibbs. Carnival Football toss Woter bucket Monogram Club Sponsored Activities Canned Food Drive Freshman Fun Nighf iii , Pos SkHp Photography Searching tor a negative. The contribution of the photography staff must not be overlooked in the 1966 Raider. Chas. Woods, assisted by Tim Coursey, Vance Guilford, and Jim Piccone have given much ot their time toward the production of this year's annual. Student Council is +52 . L .if -V 1 wr -4 'wif mfs? T, 3' ,wg ,, , si., w. if ,Q 395 If wi' 5,591 wg gf 5 gs, 1 1 in-: 1, -' T-M334 3-fp , Yisj if SENIOR COUNCIL: L. To R.: STANDING: Fr. EaTough, S.J., Mark Grassman, STeve Hall, Mike Okey, Dave Kenney, Jim Sauer. SITTING: Bob l-larringTon, Tom Durlin, Mike Reynolds, Mike Ryan, Rich Le Duc. There are many organizaTions here aT Regis which show much promise in The fuTure. The one ThaT possibly has The mosT promise is The STudenT Council. Formed This year by FaTher EaTough To keep him informed on sTudenT opinion and To make suggesTions for beTTer sTudenT re- laTions, The group is composed of class officers and The heads of various organizaTions on campus. Led mainly by The seniors, The Council has iniTiaTed new rules and regulations in regard To sTudenT privileges. The enTire school feels ThaT The STudenT Council sTill needs more ac- Tive members, buT has accomplished a Tremendous amounT in Their firsT year. L. To R.: STANDING: Mork Repko, Nick Jclmes, Gene Giulono, PUT Arnold, Mike Lifzclu, Ron Zclrlengo. SITTING: Mclrk Prose, Jerry Horvey,Johr1 Coruso, Terry .Iome- son, Tom Angerer. r 'waist - w, , . ,.-,wwf-MQ w. ff, r io ,- . ' V ' ' L' r -. , 2 gf' , , 5 , 4, J L, 2 1 -, f K, 7 mf S ge ,S Ergo - . . 5' f V ' ,V , 1' 2 W L 32 7,ffhf5f.a'?'K FH ' 52 ' ' I' WMM ' l 'ff ' 1 ? gg E e 1 , K Ag 2 i . . ff' 7 ' g 551' - ' 1 'Vi !P'H33i'fZfI3Nl3V '- ' ' -9 V ,,,f.1:.,, ,l g AEM, K, ,.g, - ,- , I . ' , Jw ,M -I - .. ,:5fff.,.!,.1 16 - w .-.- , . r .4-LJ, ff BL ai ' -.wus-M i ww ' TNQ Q f sw fm ,, 4 W, li aw Drama This year the Regis Players, under the direction of Fr. Deeman, S.J., created a charming Oriental atmosphere for the delightful comedy, Teahouse of the August Moon, by John Patrick. Nathan Guerrero, the play's chief character, brought laughs and lauds in his realistic por- trayal of the interpreter-philosopher, Sakini. Fine per- formances were also given by Pat Mershon, Jim Yeager, Dave Zarlengo, Steve Scott, Pat Madden, Mike Reynolds, Terry Maddock and Chris Halpin. Credit must also be given to the technical division, headed by Jim Nylander, together with Joe Botinelly, Jim Steffen and Walter Abegg, whose combined efforts assured a smooth production. At the same time we should not overlook the performances of extras and those in minor roles nor the hours devoted by students in set design and construction, lighting, property management, wardrobe, and other areas. Without these people, the show could not go on. With the sparkling and successful production of Tea- house of the August Moon, the Regis Players have added another accomplishment to their list of achievements. .P 5? 'tk . X525 . ii 35 -l i ix , J.. tv I 1 -,ii 5 rk.,. . ,, A 5 t i 3 4 l Qgxgmt? we N . J 1.5, i 5, ' S X . i't-1. X 1 I S l ' I ,..' L . . S , L , I . ,Q g sf' Sgtiggc fi' 515 2 M 5 g K ,isa ,554 :5?-2 . , g if i L Q 5 V ,gang ls, PM iff f 1 1 1 11' 3 wi' ' 3 f N .F.L. W. ,,:,,x,,.s..c,......,,....,,,...,. .. .., f .W V-LV, ... M . .. c ,W-.swf OFFICERS: l-. to R.: G- HGWS, Recording Arnold, Librarian. STANDING: Mr. Tueth, Sec., D. Kenney, Pres., P. Steele, Treas.g P. S.J., Mr. Jones, Mr. Sheeran, S.J. This year's Regis chapter of the National For- ensic League continued to receive recognition for its accomplishments. lts crowning achievement was the successful staging ot the largest tourna- ment in the history ot speech in Colorado, which boasted nearly six hundred participants. The men with experience in the organization have behind them a corps of promising novices who, with the proper guidance, will be sure to maintain the Regis tradition. SITTING: L. to R.: E. Boden, R. Connor, S. Culoa, T. Durlin. STANDING: L. to R.: D. Kasik, A. Boden, E. Hibbison, R. Alanis, W. Metzger, R. Freehling. ,..., E ...-.gg e Allis 'hui L. To R.: R. Huggins, K. Helm, M. Nelson, R. Nevcrns, C. Peorse, D. Yeager, S. McMahon, S. Sdrocino, D. Kosrnicki, J. Dreiling, Mr. Jones. L. To R.: Mr. Sheercln, S.J., C. Hodgson, J. Tlworsky, Wolf, J. Brennon, G. Mongon, R. Arnold, M E. Kenney, M. Schnieder, J, Mossey J. Shonsey, M. Schroeder, R. Hurley, C. Crennen, S. Fick, J. Jocobs Milne, J. Holey, D. Holl, T. Shed, J. Wynne, E. Mr. TueTl1,S.J. Raider Annual HEADS OF STAFF: L. to R.: STANDING: Stan Cuba, Layout Copy Editor. SITTING. Craig Pearse, Assistant Editor, Jim Editor, Rev. A. J. Deeman, S.J., Moderator, Tom Keenan, Sauer, Editor-in-Chief. Originality, elegance, and perfection were the idealistic goals of this year's Raider Annual Staff. Along with these most essential ingredients, we attempted to give the book a touch of personal interest, which would be meaningful as a momento of your past year here at Regis. Although much bickering and hair-splitting was done amongst this clan of 1966, a book, which we hope will fulfill your utmost ex- pectations and desires, has finally rolled off the press. X flglllf if QQ JUNIOR STAFF: L. To R.: Paul Joeckscli, Tim Krebs, Dcive Lopez, Ed Ccissinis. SENIOR STAFF: L. To R.: STANDING: Kelly O'Dea, Ruferbories, SITTING: STom Cubci, Tom Burggroff Brion OLMGOVU, Jim Sfeffen, Tom Ruperf, Dove Bill Leckemloy, Lcirry Brookmon. Raider Review QP!! STAFF EDITORS: L. to R.: Tim Coursey, Tim Quinn, Bob Harrington, Phil Steele, Lou Eatman, Mike Litzau, Andy Rogers. f f The Raider Review aims at fulfilling a two-fold goal: to supply a larger and better edition and to allow stu- dents a means of expressing their opinions by articles and letters to the editor. With their hordes of hopeful Hemingways combing these hallowed halls for news- worthy articles, the students and faculty are kept in- formed with a monthly newsmagazine, usually a week or two late because of an undulating printer. Editors Harrington, Reilly, and Steele introduced many new and needed innovations this year including a weekly news publication, the Raiders Digest, and a twelve page edi- tion of the Review. With the assistance of moderator T. L. Karst, S.J., the edition has now assumed the polished style of a national publication. Because of the hard work put in by the entire staff, the Raider Review now rates a first class award from the National Scholastic Press. SENIOR STAFF: L. To R.: Tom Burggroff, Greg Hoch, Tom Keenon, Jim Brennan Greg Fronk, Srcrn Cubes, PeTe Ciolcco, Ross Ewing, Torn Johnson. Early this ski season, one could see hardy legions of snow-bunnies and ski bums making their way for the various ski areas of Colorado. Yes, it was the Regis Ski Club headed by their fearless leader, Mr. Kennedy, S.J. Under his direction, the club made many trips with the trip to Vail being very successful. Winter Park was the scene of the annual Regis Ski Races held February 25. Twenty-five racers weaved in and out of the gates, all in hot pursuit of the four trophies awaiting the victors at the bottom. This event ended the season for Regis. lt proved to be one of the more successful. . gy,-Diff 1 Winter Snow brings clowns To The slopes Park, Colo. Impressions L. to R.: J. Brennan, Mr. Tueth, S.J., W. McNichols, T. Quinn, S. Beilman, S. Cuba, C. Woods, T. Durlin, W. Grannell, S. Hall, R. LeDuc. is . f S X. f r -S .., S, r ...oo 4 .'s 57. K fn iiiiisizzzr l we ff .. .ii l . il 1 ' 2 , ' Ei ,Er 'E' 2 ' ' Qs. sleeve. ... aes .. i?f3 ' i!Qs!,S,f.: i X 1!!!!sh-'.f-Eg1Lj'3 QQ , . 3 xx R if, i J of V... QW . 'Pr 2 Qs iszgs 3455552 533 gisw' was ,sys Sim? Exe 'RMS Liss eww 'QUQ gig? 1? Q GE As was 3: ,N. it .. P -4 Vw .fsfzwf - wffw -- ---- :- m ...e. fm: ,- . ,.+ wm.f:-ss: 3' J si Various reasons have been stated for a literary magazine such as Impressions. However two sftancl out as being most im- portant: to encourage creative writing and to serve as a showcase of Regis High for other schools. Impressions has succeeded brilliantly in both of these areas. W'11m-he L. to R.: BACK ROW: M. Prose, L. Gerken, lSec.l, W. Straw, M. Litzau lPres.l, Mr. R. Holton, L. Brookman, R. Nadorff. FRONT Sattler, S.J. ROW: R. Pasquariello, P. DeLongchamp Mission Club Under the leadership of Mike Litzau and the guidance of Mr. Sattler, S.J., the dozen members of the Mission Club assume the weekly task of collecting and accounting the mission money every Monday. Besides this, it unites with the Mono- gram Club at Christmas time to sort and dis- R tribute the canned goods to the needy families of Denver. Monthly meetings of the diocesan Catho- lic Students' Mission Crusade were held and proved to be a fulfilling and educational experi- ence for all those in attendance. Mr. Sattler and President Litzau discuss an article in the national mission magazine, Shield, Poster Club L. to R.: M. Prose, J. Botinelly, A. Deutsch, S. Hall. A new organization, the Poster Club, has established itself as the means for advertising all school projects. Under the guidance of Mr. Sattler, S.J., this group has successfully handled the ad- vertisement of all dances, activities, and clubs. Without a great deal of recognition, the members have carried out their duties with the greatest pos- sible efficiency. Band L to R SAXAPHONES M Hernandez T Appelhans J Vah SECTION T Nusse, D. Morris, Mr. Renner, S.J., N. Cronin, B. renkamp D Roybal T Potter TROMBONES E Baller C Metzger G Biller. Regis' newest musical organization be- gan this year with just a handful ot instru- mentalists and, through months of rehears- ing and recruiting, grew gradually into a 15-piece dance band of exceptional accom- plishment and versatility. The competence of many members ot two or more instru- ments enabled the band to play ballad- style arrangements and Rock 'n' Roll num- bers with equal ease. By drawing its tal- ent from all tour years and playing dances for the whole student body, the new dance band promises to be a popular addition to the roster ot Regis organizations. Glee Club The 1966 Glee Club Dr. Kamins The Glee Club is now in its second and most successful year at Regis. Through the inspiring directorship of Dr. Kamins, the club, much to the surprise of its members, has produced many inspiring and lucid sounds. This year, the club gave an enter- taining performance a t Fr. Eatough's Christmas Party. It is a most successful, and welcome member of the Regis fine arts program. TOP ROW L to R Mark Grossman Don Eberle, Jim Duggan, Joe Botinelly. Whenever All Right is echoing through the courts, you can be sure its origin was a group of six members known as the '66 cheerleaders. With Don Eberle at the wheel, this deter- mined group has stood before the Regis student body to give the team much needed support. All in all they have performed admirably whenever Regis is opposed in the arena. Senior Prefects L. to R.: BACK ROW: Zarlengo, xxxxx, xxxxx, xxxxxxx, xxxxxx, Lundell, Cardy. MISSING: Beilman, Brennan, Canzona, Deutsch xxxxxx, Frank, Schierburg, Rupert, Frank, Middleburg, Watson, Harrington, Haws, lacino, Kautzky, Kenney, Kottenstette, LeDuc Boyle. FRONT ROW. Cuba, xxxxxx, xxxxxx, Argall, Olson, Parlett, Piccone, Reilly, Reynolds, Vagnino, Yeager. Every year, there has been a group of dedicated se- niors who stand in corridors and sit in classrooms to keep the underclassmen in their respective places. This year has been no different with the seniors helping keep the school in some semblance ot discipline when the bells ring. The only organization of its kind in the Missouri Province, these seniors perform many types of pretecting iobs for Frs. Eatough and Stowe. Their contribution to order and discipline is consistent to the Regis tradition. L. To R.: TOP ROW: Burggraff, Keenan, l-Ioch, Hibbeson, Durlin, xxxxxx, Alanis, Ryan, Grassrnan, Sauer. MIDDLE ROW: xxxxxx English, Hall, Belless, Ziska. BOTTOM ROW: Sfeele, xxxxxx, N : T 3 f . -' '..... .:-. . MK 4 'WE X S Q- NS, if 2 .3 T :f as Mooney, O'Dea, Spinney, McGregor, Beardsley, Biller, Gehauf. .Q 1 2lsg,f.w.iF' xxxxxx, xxxxxx. 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Quinn, C. Frank, D. Carwin,,B. McGregor, S. Spinney, P. D'Amico, R. LeDuc, J Vagnino, J. Yeager, J. Sillsfrop, T. Conzona, S. Belless, B. ParleTT, R. lacino, M. Repka, Coach Barone. BOTTOM ROW: B. Munroe, F. Kelly, T. Angerer, L. Grannell, J. Brennan, S. Hall, K. Falk, G. Hoclw, T. Beals, G. Frank, L. Leyba, D. Merkle, L: Gerken. Stymied by preseason predictions which favored every team in the DPL but the Raiders, Regis once again sur- prised many of the pessimistic sportswriters flowering locally today. ln the face of such moral oppositions the Raiders, led by a phenomenal senior class, trounced all opponents with the exception of one. Inaccurate ratings failed to classify any of the teams in the DPL, but in our hearts we rate with the best of them, and given a chance to prove our ability in the public league, Regis is certain to astonish many. The Annual Staff wishes to extend to the Big Red their congratulations on a remarkable football season. Raider defense proves itself impassible. Le Duc talks over defensive strategy with Coach Barone Spinney Blocking assignments carried out os Folk sprinTs around Ieff end. Vognino holds Pc1rIe'rT's exTrc1-poinT Try. Repko cofches pass from Spinney. VB? fb' A' 1-Li Fihggflg? ii sg? xi. Q MM pushes his woy ciround oncoming Tocklers. Coruso Tokes o pifchoui from Spinney Belless drives for shorf yordoge. B Football .gf Tl i L. to R.: TOP ROW: N. Conner, A. Souders, G. Jensen, J McNellis, R. McCloskey, R. Stranger, R. Zorlengo, R. Jen sen, P. Hoch, J. Burton, B. Mclntosh, J. Fcxnning, J George. MIDDLE ROW. T. Gleason, P. Thornton, M. Tynon, J. Knobbe, J. Boumonn, D. Mohony, T. Brenncln, J. Per- golci, S. Miller, R. Zclrlengo, D. Cochrcan, M. Cochrdn, P. Johnson, C. Apodoicci. BOTTOM ROW: R. Holton, M. Bohm, M. Wcllton, J. Brovsky, P. Sirovgtkol, T. Fitzpatrick, D. Hdll, D. Turner, P. Kennedy, J. Gronoto, T. Mcisterson, J. Wyperd. Although they didn't produce the big scores, this yeor's B Teom wos pressed to be the best under Heodcooch Lou Kellogg. They went to the field with typical Regis spirit with the defense being one of the toughest. The offense, locking the stomino to keep pushing on the long drive, found it hord to over- come their opponents. C Football L. to R.: TOP ROW: D. Lathrop, G. Gravina, W. Burns, G. Churchill, M. Boryla, E. Driscoll, S. McClain, S. Swanson, J. DiMatteo. BOT- D. Nelan, W. Fritz, W. Garrow, R. Zaccagnini, J. Dreiling, R. Stine, TOM ROW: D. Passerella, D. Sanchez, D. Battaglia, P. Mariano F. Ellers, C. Moore. KNEELING. L. Zanyi, K. Rome, P. Olmstead, S. Radovich, P. Kelly,J.Wynne,J. Tovrea,T. Cello. The '66 Freshman football team rolled to a successful season, posting a 4-4-1 record. Di- rected by Coach Seitz, the smallest, but not the least of Regis gridiron teams, has shown it has the high spirit necessary for a top-notch eleven. This group offers the prospect of an exceptional varsity in the future. 123 Determination, hustle, and team work marked this year's Denver Parochial League champions. The Raiders got off to a fast start by winning four out of five preseason games against outstanding public schools. With the league's leading defense and a well-disciplined of- fense the Big Red became the first team in Paroke history to post a 'I7-1 record in regular season play. Only two one-point losses marred a perfect season. K ! X an 3 Master of Style. Varsity Basketball Determination. 14,4 -Q! STANDING. L. to R.: G. Hammer, manager, J. Fanning, F. Kelly, Coach Guy Gibbs. KNEELING: L. To R.: R. Wiley, T. Jameson G. Hoch, R. Schierburg, A. Deufsch, S. Weiman, T. Sfarbuck, T. DiLeo, B. Mclnlosh, A. Dimas, S. Spinney, S. Hall. Regis rolled into the state tournament with the same spirit they displayed throughout the regular season. Gliding past St. Joe's easily the Raider five was rattled by an early 12-point deficit against St. Mary's. However led by senior Spinney and iunior, Jameson the Raider's won 48-38. In the deciding game the Raider's were again hard put against an enthusiastic but unwinning Mullen team. When the claxton sounded it was Mullen- 40, Regis 42 and a record tying 3-state champion- ships in a row was Regis's Prize. The Raiders led in the awards iust as they had in the game. Besides the tourney trophy the Raiders walked oft with tive individual trophies. Jameson was picked as outstanding player along with Deutsch and Spinney. He also won the most valuable player award while Spinney was awarded a trophy for the player showing the best sportsmanship. In all a good night! wav? y if U -is ea ,iii .,w,- . ' 4 'MQ T s? 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B.,-Huff... , 4, J af 4 F. , -. 2- '5gyfQ,x.gaQe, 1 2- V-fish: W5.,Kmw.-',fgL55f-K ,-,, - 552529, - -ig-52111 , gfwePf12ew2L'i2 -- gfwz I . ., ..,. Ai Q13 'ze M 1':i'.zFfkF?w 4 - W5 LN A . ': fv :-:'-'I 'L ' . ': I T : y-fx-Xi zlgm-,4?ff' Q 1 K W-,f ' 2' gimwffiwgy f , 4 E-ig H Wg-ggi 3:53 42 'yu Ji 1, N5 Q X Y' x 33. A, ' 4 -1 5 I 1 1 f' 2 2? ,'dW 55': as Q 1 ,f E 'H 5 M, f f , - ' g ? Win . 1 VA V A ?w'W :V :'.: ' 3 4 f 5 ,-f w ef i w v ym 1- ,K :- . J H25 M 7 , f- 4., u5P,,wC?f'm iii? Q if 4551 . ig' Q A W., W ,Mfg 4- A 2 H W' , Y ' A . ' B Team Basketball L. to R.: STANDING: J. Kammerer, T. Newton, E. Wise, R. Stranger, R. Munroe, Coach Giarrtanno. KNEEL- ING: R. Kiely, R. Warner, M. Repka, P. Flannery, J Brovsky. B Team Basketball, followed in the toot- steps of the Raider Varsity by duplicating their l7-l record in regular season play. Although not 'fairing so well in non-season play, Mr. Giarratanno said the team's performance in league play more than made up for this minor setback. Then smiling, he casually mentioned the team's 54-T4 thrashing of Mullen to back up his statement. C Basketball TOP ROW: L. to R.: P. Repka, T. Cella, S. Radovich J. Cronan, T. Fenton, M. Hart, J. Peters, J. Ward BOTTOM ROW: P. Kelly, C. Moore, W. Burns, M. Strategy Conference. Boryla, D. Lathrop, G. Gravina, K. Kaiserm, D. Conway. School spirit can be expected from the upper classmen: however, when it shows up in a class as new and unacquainted with Regis as this year's freshman class it is completely surprising. However this was just the case this year as exemplified by the C-Team, which under the able di- rection of Mr. Dennis Seitz, who, disguised as a mild-mannered English teacher, fights an unrelenting battle on the basketball courts in favor of Regis High, was unde- feated throughout the entire season. This is a certain indication that the following year's varsity team,will be able to follow in Regis tradition. Wrestling Under the adequate leadership of the senior members, the year's wrestling team proved proficient in every re- spect. Participation in this increasingly reticular sport is offering more of a challenge each year. Thanks to the ceaseless adherence to Coach John Barone, the grapplers appear to have advanced readily from year to year. This fact is exemplified by the growth in popularity of the sport to such a degree that it is now considered to be one of the sports in the extracurricular activities offered. The wrestlers clirnaxed one of the roughest schedules ever seen by a Regis wrestling team with wins over every parochial league contender, supplemented by rugged public school competition. Through several quirks of fate, the team tied for second place honors in the State Parochial Tournament. The record for the Wrestling Team this year was six wins and ten losses. John Piccone Senior Wrestle IS Seniors Jim English Lou Ecifmcin Golf Team Fred Zisko and Tom Keenan 132 i D. McCaIIin--Junior J r. Q ,, J. Byrne-Sophomore ' A gs A-5 twig' s,.q,,gf,,Z. , A fsxllwr, J, M vw i 1 . f 1 ?-feb K ix? my ll fu is ps -J' 'W Simi 'Ji ,lf ' - ' Q 14:25 MMV, pi I f ,,, to , , . 5 flaw g M y le X i G. Brachle-Sophomore gawk 2,25 2251 iff 'K' g Az, . -1 Q Led by state iunior champ James English Jr., this year's golf team capped a fantastic team success by showering the state public school champ with golf balls. Coached by Rudolph Brada, who showed the team some of his well-known junk , the members play one of the short- er seasons at Regis, with both tall and spring matches. With some excellent scores by some ot the underclass- men, it looks like another good team in the years to come. M ,.,, , . Coach Rudy Brada ,Wm-viii? 1 Q v- ,gpfffiifw . A' rwiffwhiiw s?iiif2Ai2e?QiQ,Qf 53,35 it 'M' ,, ff-f2?irf'frfti ' sgfi1,g2iTN,i.1,2 -f J 5 ,3 ,,,,., . , .K M, X, M I 2 J ,, , yn .,,,,,,,11g5. wg yi ,. - if ' wi- e f tf-I f' v R. Radovich-Junior .M f T. McGlone-Sophomore Cross Country Exhibiting both outstanding talent and strength the Cross Country Team began its 1966 season under the new leadership of Mr. Kennedy, S.J. Although faltering at the be- ginning the team has more than made up for this by finishing second in the State Meet. This never-die-spirit is a good example of the spirit shown by all the Regis Student Body. Determination makes the Team The Raiders set the pace. Tennis Team 5 Teamwork. With the rise in school spirit the '66 Raider Ten- nis Team began the most successtulseason of its youthful career. Under the new and constructive eye of Peter McClaughlin, the Team breezed through its regular seasons play with a 5-2 record. Displaying this same spirit the Tennis Team white washed all contenders in the State Meet, taking all the top places in singles and doubles. A smashing bockhand BASKETBALL Jefferson Yuma Cheyenne Central Thorfon Adams Cl'ry ST Joseph Holy Family Machebeuf ST Mary s MT Carmel Annunclahon Mullen Cafheclral Machebeuf Sf Joseph Holy Family St Marys M1 Carmel Annunclahon Mullen Cathedral St Francis STATE TOURNEY Sf Joseph S1 Marys Mullen OPP 40 .....55 48 ' ......... 44 . ........... 50 ' ..... ..32 . ' ..... ...26 . .... ..... 4 7 .... ...44 ...66 S1'.Francis ...... .... 3 9 .....39 . .... .....52 ' .... .... 3 6 . ' ...... .... 4 2 . .......... 29 ' ' .. ...4l ...4O . ' ....... ...2O . .. ......... 52 . ' ..... .... 3 8 . ......4O Alameda .... . Sheridan Umon . Mapleton . Aurora Hinkley . ST Marys . . Ivan Ranum .. Highland . S1 Marys . Evergreen . S1 Francls Mullen . . . Arapahoe WRESTLING STATE MEET S1 Marys . . Mullen . S1 Francis .. . Highland . MT Carmel . Pueblo Catholic Canon Clly . Federal Correct: Macheloeuf OI1.. . ..54 ' ' ..39 .22 69 . ' .. . .72 ' ..22 ..69 . ' . .. ..24 . ' . ...53 . ..22 ' .. . 46 Jefferson Counfy .. 24 ST. Joseph ........ 26 ' .. .IO . ... I5 . ' ....... I0 ' .'l3 .. . 34 ' ...... I3 . ' IO ' 4 ...T3 ....O .. .29 FOOTBALL Cheyanne Cenfral Sl Joseph Machebeuf Sf Marys Sf Francis Mullen Cafhedral Holy Family 6 53 . ..... . 32 . . . 27 . ' . . . 'I4 . ' . . . 22 MT. Carmel .... 'I4 ..... . . 20 ...... 28 ' .... Q S Z 2 1 E 138 Campus Ccmclids J 5 If Z 139 Q s Clean-up Time The Faculty of Bat Cave . . . You should have seen The oneThc1TgoTc1wc1y. Sotisfadion! The D'Amico Spin This is what keeps our faculty going. ls if 1492 or 1493? Once upon cz time Scrutinization . . . ThoughT . . . Sauer grapes . . . Playboy of The Month . . . Pearse-ing cold . . . mmm, mmm . . . 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WoIly's World 147 Senior Activities ALANIS, ROBERT N.F.L. 1,2,3 Monogram Club 3,4 Cheerleader 4 Glee Club 4 Senior Pretect AMATO, ROBERT Ski Club 3,4 ARGALL, MICHAEL N.F.L. 1,2 Bowling 2,3,4 Ski Club 2,3,4 ATKINS, WILLIAM Football 1,2,3 Mission Club 2 Folk Song Club 3,4 Monogram Club 4 BEARDSLEY, STEVEN Track 1,2 Ski Club 1,2,3,4 Sodality 1,2,3,4 Mis- sion Club 2 Folk Song Club 3 Senior Prefect BEILMAN, STEVEN Review 2 Sodality 3,4 Glee Club 4 Impressions 3 Monogram Club 4 BELL, DOUGLAS Track 2 Wrestling 3 BELLESS, STEPHEN Wrestling 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2,3,4 Football 2,4 So- dality 3,4 Glee Club 4 Monogram Club 4 Senior Coordinator BERGIN, JAMES Cross-Country 2 BILLER, GEORGE Basketball 1 Baseball 1 Band 4 Track 2,3 Mono- gram Club 3,4 BLIXT, ANDREW Ski Club 1,2,3,4 Monogram Club 3,4 Cross-Coun- try Manager BLYTH, DANIEL N.F.L. 1,2 Ski Club 2,3,4 BOTINELLY, JOSEPH Voice of Youth 1,2 Drama 3,4 Monogram Club 3,4 Sodality 4 Cheerleader4 BOX, RONALD Football 1,2 Ski Club 1,2,3,4 Drama 4 BOYLE, KEVIN Basketball 1,2 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Football 3 Mono- gram Club 3,4 Senior Pretect BRENNAN, JAMES Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3 Track 1,2,3,4 Sodality 1,2 Monogram Club 3,4 Impressions 4 Student Council 3 Senior Prefect Glee Club 4 Re- view4 BROOKMAN, LAWRENCE Science Club 1 Track 1 Manager 2 Mission Club 4 Annual 3,4 Monogram Club 3,4 BURGGRAFF, THOMAS Football 1,2,3,4 Wrestling 1,2,3,4 Track 1 Mono- gram Club 3,4 Annual 4 Review 4 Senior Prefect CANZONA, ANTHONY Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2 Baseball 1 So- dality 1,2,3,4 Track 3,4 Monogram Club 3,4 CARDY, JAMES Football 1,3 CHAPLA, MICHAEL Baseball 1 Football 2 Monogram Club 3,4 CIACCO, PETER Science Club 1,2 Sodality 1,3,4 Monogram Club 3,4 Golf 4 Music Appreciation 3 Review 3,4 CONNOR, ROBERT Football 1,2,3 Sodality 2,3,4 N.F.L. 3,4 Drama 4 CONTE, GARY Drama 4 CUBA, STANLEY N.F.L. 1,2,3,4 Ski Club 1,2,3,4 Voice of Youth 1,2 Drama 1,2,3 Review 2,3,4 Annual 4 Impressions 4 Monogram Club 4 Senior Prefect CUSIMANO, PHILIP Football 1,2 Track 1,2,3 Wrestling 2,3,4 D'AMICO, PETER Track 1,2,3,4 Sodality 1,2 Football 1,2,3,4 Ski Club 2,3,4 Monogram Club 3,4 Senior Prefect DANNER, JAMES Baseball 1 Basketball 1 Track 1 Ski Club 1,2,3,4 Sodality 1 Football 2 Monogram Club 3,4 DAVIS, DANIEL Baseball 1,2 DE CICCO, EDWARD Basketball 1 Ski Club 1,2,3,4 Drama 3,4 Folk Song Club4 DE FRANGE, GARY N.F.L. 2 DEUTSCH, ANTHONY Basketball 3,4 Poster Club 4 Monogram Club 3,4 DISPENSE, RUSSELL Baseball 1 Bowling 3 Cross-Country 2 DOLAN, WILLIAM Basketball 1,2 DUGGAN, JAMES Wrestling 3 Cheerleader 4 Monogram Club 3,4 DURLIN, THOMAS Football 1,2 N.F.L. 1,2,3,4 Review 1,2,3,4 So- dality 1,2,3,4 Impressions 3,4 Monogram Club 3,4 Student Council 4 Band 4 EATMAN, LOUIS Golf 2,3,4 Review 3,4 Monogram Club 3,4 EBERLE, DONALD Sodality 1,2,3,4 Cheerleader 4 Monogram Club 3,4 Senior Coordinator ENGLISH, JAMES Football 1,2 N.F.L. 1 Golf 2,3,4 Sodality 2,3,4 Monogram Club 3,4 EWING, ROSS Track 1,2,3,4 Review 4 Poster Club 4 EZELL, JOHN Sodality 1 Track 1,2,3,4 Cross-Country 3,4 Mono- gram Club 3,4 FALK, KENNETH Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1 Baseball 1,2 An- nual4 Review4 FINLEY, WILLIAM Baseball Manager 1 Bowling 4 FLETCHER, MICHAEL Ski Club 1,2,3,4 Cross-Country 2 N.F.L. 1 Review 4 FONK, THEODORE Ski Club 1,2 FRANCIS, THOMAS Monogram Club 3,4 FRANK, CHARLES Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2 Sodality 1 Mono- gram Club 4 FRANK, GREGORY Football 2,3,4 Basketball 1 Track 1 Monogram Club 3,4 Raider Review 4 Senior Pretect FREEHLING, RANDALL Sodality 1,2,3,4 N.F.L. 3,4 FREEMAN, TIMOTHY Sodality 2,3,4 Bowling 2,3 GARDELL, CLIFFORD Football 2,3 Ski Club 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1 Mis- sion Club 3 GEHAUF, RONALD Drama 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 4 Track 4 Monogram Club 3,4 Senior Prefect GIARDINO, FRANK Basketball 1 Baseball 1 Track 2 Ski Club 2,3,4 Drama 3,4 Folk Song Club 3,4 GIORNO, RALPH Football 1 Track 1 Drama 4 GRASSMAN, MARK Sodality 2,3,4 Cross-Country 2,3,4 Track 2,3,4 Glee Club 3,4 Monogram Club 3,4 Poster Club 4 Senior Coordinator Student Council 4 Cheerleader 4 Senior Pretect GRUBER, JAMES Ski Club 1,2,3,4 Mission Club 2,3 GUERRERO, NATHAN Baseball 1,2,3,4 Football 2,3 Drama 4 HALL, STEPHEN Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2,3,4 Sodality 1,2,3,4 Impressions 3,4 Monogram Club 3,4 Senior Coordinator Student Council 4 Senior Pretect HAMBLIN, ROBERT Cross-Countr y 2,3 Monogram Club 3,4 Track 2 HARRINGTON, ROBERT Football 1,2 Voice of Youth 1,2 Review 2,3,4 So- dality 2,3,4 Monogram Club 3,4 Student Council 4 HAWS, GREGORY N.F.L. 1,2,3,4 Voice of Youth 2 Monogram Club 3,4 Senior Prefect HENRY, DONALD Basketball 1 Track 1 Monogram Club 3,4 HIBBISON, ERIC Sodality 1,2,3, Basketball 1 Voice of Youth 3 N.F.L. 2,3,4 Monogram Club 3,4 HOCH, GREGORY Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2,3 Sodality 1 Review 1,2,3,4 Monogram Club 3,4 Senior Coordinator HOUSTON, WILLIAM Baseball 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1 Football 2 Mono- gram Club 3,4 HUBER, LESLIE Football 2 Mission Club 2 Track 2 IACINO, MARION Wrestling 1,2 Basketball 1 IACINO, ROLAND Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2 Track 1,2,3,4 Se- nior Pretect Monogram Club 3,4 JOHNSON, THOMAS Sodality 1,2,3,4 Science Club 1,2 Cross-Country 2 I Review 3 Annual 3,4 Monogram Club 3,4 Glee Club 4 KAESSNER, STEPHEN Monogram Club 3,4 Bowling 3,4 KASIK, DAVID N.F.L. 2,3,4 Review 4 Monogram Club 3,4 KATZENBERGER, STEPHEN Ski Club 1,2,3,4 Senior Activities KAUTZKY, JAMES Tennis 3 Senior Pretect Monogram Club 3,4 KEENAN, THOMAS Basketball 1 Baseball 1,2 Cross-Country 1,2 An- nual 1,2,3,4 Golf 2,3,4 Monogram Club 4 Re- view4 KENNEY, DAVID N.F.L. 1,2,3,4 Sodality 1,2,3,4 Ski Club 1,2,3,4 Monogram Club 3,4- Student Council 4 Senior Pretect KOTTENSTETTE, JOHN Basketball 1 Football 2 Sodality 2,3,4 KRAEMER, PATRICK Football 2 Review 4 LECKEMBY, WILLIAM Sodality 1 Basketball Manager 2,3 Monogram Club 3,4 LE DUC, RICHARD Football 1,2,3,4 Sodality 1 Track 1,2 Monogram Club 3,4 Impressions 3,4 Ski Club 3,4 Student Council4 Drama4 LOMBARDI, ROBERT Football 1,2,3 Basketball 1 Sodality 1 Drama 4 LUNDELL, WILLIAM Football 1 Monogram Club 3,4 Senior Prefect MARINE, RAYMOND Basketball 1 Track 2 Monogram Club 3,4 MARRANZINO, PASQUALLI Football 1,2,3 Track 1,2 Drama 4 MARZANO, JOSEPH ,Football 1 Track 1 MCGREGOR, FRANCIS Football 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2 Ski Club 2,3,4 Senior Pretect Monogram Club 3,4 McMAHON, STEPHEN Track 2,3 Ski Club 3,4 MERSHON, PATRICK Football 2,3 Basketball 1 Ski 2 Speech 1 Drama 4 MIDDELBURG, JOSEPH' Football 1,2,3 Basketball 1 Baseball 1,2 Drama 4 Monogram Club 3,4 MONAGHAN, TIMOTHY Football 2 Track 2 N.F.L. 2 MOONEY, MARTIN Baseball 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1 Ski Club 2,3,4 Dra- ma 4 Monogram Club 4 MUCILLI, ROY Ski Club 1,2,3,4 Drama 4 Monogram Club 3,4 MUMA, PATRICK Monogram Club 3,4 Annual 3,4 NATALE, PAUL Monogram Club 3,4 Track 1,2 NYLANDER, JAMES Drama 2,3,4 Monogram Club 3,4 O'DEA, GEORGE N.F.L. 1,2 Ski Club 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1 Track 1 Golf2 Football 3,4 Drama4 OKEY, MICHAEL N.F.L. 3,4 Student Council 4 Senior Coordinator Monogram Club 4 OLSON, ROGER Football 1,2 Basketball 1 Baseball 1,2,3 Senior Pretect O'MEARA, BRIAN Football 1,2,3 Ski Club 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1 Track 1,2 ORIGLIO, DAVID PARLETT, ROBERT Football 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2 Sodality 2 Track 3,4 Monogram Club 3,4 PEARSE, CRAIG N.F.L. 1,2 Ski Club 1,2,3,4 Sodality 1 Cross-Coun- try 2 Annual 3,4 Monogram Club 3,4 Band 4 Student Council 4 PERUCCA, ROBERT Mission Club 4 PICCONE, JOHN Wrestling 1,2,3,4 Ski Club 1,2,3,4 Review 2 Monogram Club 3,4 QUINN, TIMOTHY Review 3,4 Impressions 4 Monogram Club 3,4 RAPPENECKER, GARY Ski Club 2,3,4 REILLY, DANIEL Sodality 3,4 Review 3,4 Monogram Club 3,4 REYNOLDS, MICHAEL Football 1,2 Ski Club 1 Sodality 2,3,4 Drama 3,4 Monogram Club 4 Student Council 4 RUPERT, THOMAS Sodality 1 Baseball 1 Football 2,3 Senior Prefect RUSAN, STEPHEN Sodality 1,2,3,4 Football 2 Cross-Country 3 Monogram Club 3,4 RUTERBORIES, DAVID Music Appreciation 2 Annual 3 RYAN, MICHAEL Basketball 1 Sodality 1,2,3,4 Review 3 Mono- gram Club 3,4 Glee Club 4 Student Council 4 Se- nior Coordinators SAUER, JAMES Sodality 2,3 Annual 3,4 Monogram Club 4 Se- nior Prefect Student Council 4 SCHIERBURG, RICHARD Football 1,2 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1 So- dality 1,2 Track 2,3 Monogram Club 3,4 Senior Prefect Golf3 SEDAR, ROBERT Football 2 Track 2 Senior Prefect SILLSTROP, JOSEPH Football 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2,3 SPINNEY, SCOTT Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2,3 Sodality 1 Monogram Club 3,4 Senior Prefect Student Council 4 Senior Coordinator STEELE, PHILIP Track 1 N.F.L. 1,2,3,4 Sodality 1,2,3,4 Review 4 Monogram Club 3,4 Senior Prefect STEFFEN, JAMES Sodality1 Ski Club 2 Drama 4 TATARKA, JOSEPH Basketball 1 Track 1,2 Football 2 Monogram Club 3,4 THEISEN, RONALD Football 1,2 Basketball 1 THIELEN, KENNETH Ski Club 1,2,3,4 Sodality 1 Cross-Country 2 An- nual 3 Folk Song Club4 TOKARSKI, THOMAS Sodality 3,4 Baseball 1 UNDERWOOD, MICHAEL Monogram Club 3,4 VAGNINO, JOSEPH Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2 Track 1 Mono- gram Club 3,4 Student Council 4 WATSON, ROBERT Wrestling 1,2 Football 2 Senior Prefects Mono- gram Club4 WERNEL, RICHARD N.F.L. 2,3,4 Sodality 3,4 Monogram Club 3,4 Ski Club 4 WHILES, STEPHEN Football 1,2 Wrestling 2,3 Cross-Country 3 Mis- sion Club 2 Monogram Club 3,4 WOODS, CHARLES Football 1 Sodality 1,2,3,4 Impressions 3,4 Photographer 3,4 YEAGER, JAMES Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1 Track 1,2 Wrestling 2 Drama 4 ZARLENGO, DAVID Football 1,2 Ski Club 1,2,3,4 Track 2 Sodality 3,4 Drama 3,4 Folk Song Club 3 Glee Club 4 Monogram Club 3,4 Senior Pretect ZISKA, FREDERICK Football 1,2,3 Basketball 1 Baseball 1,2,3,4 So- dality 1,2,3,4 Monogram Club 3,4 Golf 2,3,4 Senior Coordinator Senior Prefect A Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Junior 4, the greatest class in Regis, vacationed this year at Rock Park. They were amazed at the thawing of the Great Stone Face. They also saw OId FaithfuI who had been operated on so he could see another passing of Haley's Comet. They were shocked at the condition of the Petrified Stump. The old Keeper of the Birds and Bees showed off his pets: Squirrel, Jerry Rodent, Fox, Kiwi, Smoky the Bear. They also saw their friends Yogi and Boo Boo bears cleaning tables for the Prefect of Picnic TabIes. The Prefect of Parks led Junior 4 around the park with some real cele- brities, including Ringo, Tiny Tim, Cleo, Louie Louie lwith his school bandl, and the Great Latin singer, Sur- fer Fran. At the Indian camp we found Chief Baggy Pants and Mo- hawk working on their hook shots. In the athletic tent Special K showed us his huge mounding muscles. This con- cluded our trip. An enioyable time was had by all. Don't forget ............ . Junior 4 is the greatest ever! Aa Jr. -2 is the cIass of Regis. We have Jim Blake, The School Spirit Kid, Eric Boden, The Participator, John Ca- ruso, The Joker, Don Carwin, The Fabulous, Tim Coursey, The Photog- rapher, Mike Doyle, The Grub, Phil Dranic, our Mr. Physics, Lou Gerkin, the Thinker, John Giardino, Mr. Handball, Tom Gleason, The B Team Star, Mike Gordon, The Quiet One, Bill Granell, Mr. Sarcastic, Jerry Grif- fith, The Lazy One, George Haber- korn, Mr. Richy, George Hammer, Mr. Enthusiasm, Pat Hannigan, The Wild One, Mike Hendricks, Mr. Know It AIl, Tim Heffrin, The Unheard of, Pat Hooley, Party Boy, Phil Kennedy, Pretty Boy, Pat Johnson, The lI- lusion, Mike Lyons, Legs, Denny Mc- Closky BIonde, Dave Merkl The Exo- tic, Bob Nadorf Speedie, Chris Nich- los The Mouse, Bob Ruff The Touch, Pat Ryan Class Strong Man, Dave Sarno Mr. No Nothing, Joe Sheean The Smoker, Mike Schlecta The Won- der Boy, Bob White The Idea Man. THIS IS ITI THE UNFORGETTABLE JUNIOR 2 CLASS OF '66. TRULY, WE WISH THE SENIORS ALL THE LUCK POSSIBLE BECAUSE THEY'LL NEED ITII A.B. and K. TELEVISION SERVICE ABBEY INS AGCY-ALL YOUR INS NEEDS PAUL ABDOO JR. 10th ANNIVERSARY MAIL DELIVERY SERVICE CELEBRATING TEN YEARS THANKS AGAIN DENVERI ANONYMOUS ANSAY INTERIORS APACHE STEEL CORP. Arch Sales Company Animal Health Products 44th 8. Wynkoop Denver, Colorado Phone I303I244-4487 Arvada Finance Co. 5800 Wdswrth Blvd. Arvada Colorado Phone 422-2303 ARVADA GIBSON DAIRY 2718 W28th DENVER AVALON BEAUTY SALON 325 EAST COLFAX B MR. JERRY E. BAKKE JR. Patrons BALL 81 DAVIDSON 670 DELAWARE DENVER BAN DRAFT CARDS Doctor and Mrs. Frank Bartlett McGlone 8. Family TONY BERGER, SALES MGR. K. J. BERTRAM 81 FAMILY BEST WISHES FROM ST. JOHNS C.Y.O. BEST WISHES-MR. 8. MRS. R. A. MUMA BIG RED BEAT MULLENI Bingo Supplies Jimmy Hifsets 934 6859 THE JOHN BIRCH SOCIETY MR. 81 MRS. VIRGIL D. BLACKBURN BLAKLEY COMMISSION CO. RUTH BLANCHARD Eddie Bohn Pig'n Whistle Motel 480I West Colfax Ave. MRS. EILEEN BRENNAR W. H. BRENNANS GIVE THEIR BEST WISHES Bullfighter Mexican Buffet 2595 SO. Colo. Blvd. 757-5653 BUTTS RENTAL INC. C CALL MIDWESTERN 238 5353 FOR EASY TERMS. CAMBELL'S GARAGE IOO E. llth AVE. Canteen Co. of Colorado I23 Yuma 722 2861 Center State Bank Cherry Creek Center MISS E. CHANEY The Cherry Creek Inn Red Slipper Rm. 600 ,So. Colo. Blvd. 757 3344 CSKJ CHEVRON SERVICE 2700 W. 38th MR. 81 MRS. LYMAN CHRISTIANSEN MARK CHRISTIANSEN I964 CINDERELLA LIFETIME ROOFING TILE Mr. Dick Schissler 744 3493 THE CLASS OF '69 I-4 JOHN CLAY AND COMPANY OF DENVER CLIFF LOVES SHERY HANSON CLIFF'S STANDARD SERVICE COLFAX NATIONAL BANK COLFAX AT IVY COLORADO LACE AND DRY CLEANING COLORADO METAL PRODUCTS Colorado Paper Products Co. Manufacturers Of spiralwound tubes and cores 5630 Raritan 433 5829 COMPLIMENTS AURORA NATIONAL BANK COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS OF THE 39 CLUB COMPLIMENTS OF FRANGI'S RAVIOLI MFG. CO. COMPLIMENTS OF MR. JONSTON COMPLIMENTS FROM JUNIPER OIL 8. GAS CO. COMPLIMENTS OF KELLEY'S GRILL COMPLIMENTS OF A KOOK COMPLIMENTS OF LEPRINO CHEESE MFG. CO. COMPLIMENTS OF THE RlDGEVIEW INN Compliments of the Northern Colorado Building COMPLIMENTS OF THE SCHLEUFERS COMPLIMENTS OF SIGMAN MEAT CO COMPLIMENTS OF STEEL INC. Compliments of Turnpike Construction Co, Congratulations to Class of 66 Arvada Villa CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 66 THE EMBERS - DENVER CONGRATULATIONS REGIS HIGH CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 66 - ONE OF THE BEST CLASSES TO COME OUT OF REGIS IN YEARS, AND TO THOSE WHO CONTRIBUTED TO MAKE IT SO-SOPH. I CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF '66 - A FRIEND CONOCO NO. I SERVICE 2949 W. ALAMEDA MR. 8. MRS. J. S. CONRAD JAMES AND MARIE CREAMER THE CRISTOPHER HOUSE CRIUYA William Crow Jewelry Inc. 320 University Building D John P. Daleiden Church Goods II20 Broadway MR. AND MRS. A. A. D'AMlCO Dafa Processing Services Inc. 9l0 I5th St. . . Denver, Colorado DeFrange Accordian Studio 4720 Federal Blvd. 477-4865 DEL-MAR DRUGS 900 JERSEY ST 355-3078 ALICE DENTON DENVER EVERGREEN MONUMENT CO. DENVER'S MOST COMPLETE REAL ESTATE COMPANY TALK TO VAN SCHAACK 624 I7th STREET 297-5000 DENVER STONE CO., INC. 7003 Lowell Blvd. 429-0734 MR. 81 MRS. A. J. DEUTSCH DICK 81 MARY Don's Skelly Service 4860 E. Colfax Mr. 81 Mrs. E. W. Doyle BILL DREILING - BUICK Immediate delivery on all models 2IIl W. Alemeda - 733-4695 7999 W. Colfax - 238-640I Where Quality is always Higher-Than-Price Driskill's Cleaners W. 44th Ave. Drugs for Less at Wallgreens 2200 W. Alemeda-John Chapman Mgr. E ELDECO RADIO DOOR REPAIR ESPRO ESTIMATING SERVICE F F 81 L Cleaning Service for information call 756-95l2 FASHION BAR FOR MEN I6th and Tremont Westland Englewood Merchants Park Boulder Crossroads University Hills FANG FOR PRESIDENT R. N. FENTON AND CO. FINANCIAL PROGRAMS INC. Florida May Felicia Eugene Virgene Helen Octavene Bigerstaf FOUR YEARS AT REGIS Ahhhhhl Tim Quinn 3rd AVE. FLOWER SHOP FLUORESCENT MAINTENANCE CO. Watson Brothers Best wishes to the class of '66 Freshman 3 says hello to Cleo the typist, to tricky Mr. Jones, to Mr. Seitz ldicta- tionl, to Mr. Sheeran, the will be priest, to Mr. Kellogg, the Outliner, and to Mr. Kennedy Cdaily quizl A FRIEND A FRIEND A FRIEND BEST WISHES A FRIEND OF REGIS FROM A REAL FRIEND FURR'S CAFETERIA - ARVADA PLAZA G W. A. Garrott Agency Phil McDonald, Vice Pres. GIVE CHEERS FOR THE CLASS OF '69 GLENN JEWELERS J.C.R.S. CENTER MR. 81 MRS. LEO GLENSKI GO FROSH SIXTY-NINERS GO REGIS WRESTLING TEAM IN '66 JOSEPH GODWIN-AUSTEN MR. 8- MRS. JAKOB GOEBEL GOING BACK TO HOUSTON TO LOVE LOU GOLDEN BUFFET GOOD LUCK TO ALL LAST YEARS FRESHMEN GOOD LUCK REGIS STUDENTS, A JUNIOR GOOD LUCK SOPH-3 CLASS OF '68 BOB 8. SIS GRIFFITH MR. 81 MRS. M. T. GRIFFITH H HAMILTON FUNDS For information - M. B. Henry - 722-2888 Robert L. Hansen dispensing Opticians BURKHARDT STEEL CO. FABRICATORS 8- ERECTORS 864 South Broadway Denver DR. ROBERT B. HARRINGTON DR. ROBERT HARRINGTON HARRISON'S DRUG STORE HARVEY MUDD COLLEGE CLAREMONT CAL. Havana Gulf T400 Havana St. MR. 8- MRS. MIKE J. HERNANDEZ Herren Drug 426 So. Colo. Blvd. 388-484I HESS JEWELRY-DIAMONDS-8550 W. Colfax Highland Interiors draperies 81 carpets HOME BUILDERS ASSOCIATION OF METROPOLITAN DENVER MR. 8. MRS. PAUL HOOLEY House of Greene W. 52nd Ave. Distinctive Furn and Accessories HOVER FORD How can a man go straight with so many curves around. HOWE LL'S Lakewood Brentwood Thornton Arvada Plaza MR. 8. MRS. B. J. HUBER Hurrah for the Greatest Class of 1966 Hurrah for Junior 1 The Best Hydro Conduit Corporation 288-6677 I I HATE PHYSICS I LOVE BEOWULF - A.J.D. IN MEMORY OF THE UNKNOWN STUDENT J MR. 8. MRS. J. A. JACOBS JACOBS INDUSTRIES, 1700 S. FILLMORE TED JAMES INSURANCE AGENCY 288-2661 JANICE 8- TOM JANTZEN INC. WALLY COLE REP. Jenny's Pizzeria Pizza To Go-Italian Food To Go West 38th and Reed-421-5115 JOE'S TEXACO 4990 FEDERAL Phone 477-9713 or 433-1418 J. S. TOOL and DYE Jude's A 8- W Phone: 424-0376 6785 W.38 Ave.-K. A. Helm, Manager Jude's A8tW Root Beer St. Jude is our Patron won't you be too 9050 W 58th Arvada B. E. Helm, Mgr. Phone HA4-0861 IJUNE 18, 19651 JO and BILL JUNIOR 1 IS THE BEST JUNIOR 2 BEST BY FAR JUNIOR 2 BEST OF CLASS OF '67 K MR. 81 MRS. KASCH MR. 8. MRS. JHON J. KASIK Daria M. Kautsky-phone 777-8029 Your Hamilton Funds Representative Kinney Shoes Lakeside Shopping Center Univ. Hills Plaza Center Alameda Shopping Center 4900 S. Broadway 9690 W. Colfax 7001 No. Federal MR. DICK KINZELE Kitchen Distributors Inc. Customs Kitchens 1235 So. Broadway 744-1296 KORTZ JEWELERS 912-16th STREET L Lakeland Conoco Curios Fishing supplies, Grand Lake on Hw. 34 MR. 8. MRS. GLENN LARSEN Lauer's Jewelry Co. 3918 Tennyson St. Lauer's Jewelry Co. Westminister Plz. THE LEONE FAMILY Patrons Leibman,Tebockhorst 8- Co. Insurance Since 1897 825-0241 LET'S GET THE SHOW ON THE STAGE Ill-4 LEUTH'S KITCHEN-50th FEDERAL M M. A. INVESTMENTS FRANK MAC DONALD MANCINELLI IMPORTED FOODS B-F MANGAN COMPANY FOOD BROKERS MR. 81 MRS. EUGENE MAPELLI MR. HERMAN MAPELLI NINO MAPELLI SEN. 8. MRS. ROLAND MAPELLI MAPELLI-LINDER-SIGMAN LTD. WHOLESALE MEATS FROM RANGE TO RANGE SERVING THE FINEST HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, AND INSTITUTIONS NATION WIDE MAR-LEE RESTAURANT 8. LOUNGE MARTIN-D'EPAGNlER 8. ASSOCIATES C. W. MAURY CONST. 355-9937 MAX BOXER MERLES ALTERATIONS METZ LUMBER 233-4668 MR. 8. MRS. JOHN W. METZGER DR. 8. MRS. JAMES G. MOORE MR. 8- MRS. JOHN R. MORAN MUSIC ALLEY GUITAR AND DRUM HDQS. DELLA C. MUTO Mc McBURNEY FURN Co. 8101 W. Colfax home of danish 8. contemporary furniture DR. BERT McDOWELL, MD. 466-7367 McMurtry paint 8. glass center 4272 Lowell Blvd. 433-8436 paint-art supplies-carpets-draperies Kelly Turnwall Branch Manager N NATIONAL BRANDS GROCERY and MEATS NORTH DENVER BANK NUSSE CONSTRUCTION 233-0497 O Orbit Auto Repair Automatic Transmission Specialists 3549 W. 38th Ave. - 455-9250 Denver, Colorado 80211 THE ORIGLIO FAMILY P LEO PAINE PONTIAC, TEMPEST, JEEP, 9201 W. Colfax PARK 81 SHOP BARBARS MR. 8. MRS. JOHN R. PEARSE MR. 81 MRS. ETIENNE PERENYI THE JOHN PETERS FAMILY MR. 8- MRS. M. PICCONE PIPE ORGAN SALES AND SERVICES BEST WISHES FROM THE WOODHULLS PIUS AUGUSTINE PAINTING CONT'R 5315 Newland St. 421-4633 FRANK POLNIAK PLUMBING The Ponderosa Inn Parker, Colo. Beautiful Drive-good food-family fun The Smoky Hill Road Highway 83 PRK - N - PIK LIQUORS R RAMADA INN 7150 W. COLFAX Rangle Texaco 5335 Leetsdale Dr. Mechanic on duty 333-9782 REBICH CONSTRUCTION CO. 615 SO. FED. Red White Chevrolet 8303 W. Colfax 7560 W. Colfax 237-1311 REGIS BOOSTER CLUB OF BROOMFIELD THE REGIS CELTICS WILL CONQUER ALL REGIS HIGH SCHOOL IS? REGIS IS BETTER IIIIIIIII JAMES REVELLO JR. THE ROCK IS CRUMBLING Need a new school Rocky Mountain Typewriter Sales 81 Service 152, discount to students 10231 E. Colfax, Aurora THOMAS J. RODGERS D.D.S. RUTH'S FLOWERS 6690 W.38th AVE. MR. MRS. JOHN D. RYAN MR. JOSEPH M. RYAN S MR. R. SAMUELS MR. J. L. SCRIPPS SEE YELLOWSTONE FIRST Yellowstone Park Company SEIFERT PONTIAC - CADILLAC 1968 SENIOR BEWILDERMENT, BOB HURLEY Serving the Denver Area since 1947 Liquid Coffee, Inc. 2114 Market St. SHOP-RITE SUPER MARKET SINCLAIR LANES 5496 FEDERAL 433-2657 SKYLINE DODGE INC. SNOW CONSTRUCTION 1050 YUMA 266-1641 Beauty, Natural ability, Ruggedness, determination, personal ity, sex, self- control, exuberance, responsibility, but never conceit, Soph. 4. Soph 2 WINS AGAIN ST CATHRlNE'S CHURCH COMMERCE CITY ST DOMlNIC'S PARISH CREDIT UNION ST PETER'S CLASS OF '67 JERSEY CITY, N.J. MR. 8. MRS. THEODORE J. STOCKIN FATHER STOWE JOHN J. SULLIVAN MR. 8. MRS. M. J. SUNDERLAND Supplies, Inc. Mining and Industrial Eqpt. 1921 Blake St. Denver, Colo. Supplies Inc. Mining Industrial Equipment and Supplies 1921 Blake T TACO HUT 7136 FEDERAL BLVD. 429-9942 THE TACO-RIA RESTAURANT MR. 8. MRS. GERARD R. TEBOCKHORST THERMO TECH INC. TO REGIS ALROTOLASIJIM CAPILLUPO TO THE GREATEST GIFT ALIVE, TO M.G. MR. 8. MRS. HERBERT H. TORNOW TYNAN'S E. COLFAX CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH U Utility Office Supply Co, 1829 Champa 825-2303 V VILLAGE DRUG 1425 S. HOLLY W W. H. WAFER - 1754 HUMBOLT MR. 8- MRS. RICHARD WALSH WARDS VILLA ITALIA CATALOG DEPT. MGR.-R. D. WETZEL THE WAX MUSEUM We wish to extend to the Regis class Of '66, Sincerest Congratulations And best wishes for years to come. SWISS BELLS RESTAURANT 7400 West 38th Ave. in Wheatridge, 1 block east of Wadsworth Boulevard For exquisite Swiss-American cuisine MR. 81 MRS. L. J. WEBER WEBER'S RESTAURANT-7340 W. 38th Ave. DR. WEST, SHUMAK-UP, LADY ESTER, WESTLAND INDUSTRIAL BANK 11199 West Colfax Lakewood, Colorado Ist WESTLAND NATIONAL BANK Wheatridge Farm Dairy Pride of the West Ice Cream WHEATRI DGE PROFESSIONAL CENTER Wheatridge Realty 6615 W. 38th 424-7774 MR. 8. MRS. HERBERT P. WHITE MISS MARTHA MARE WHITE MR. 8. MRS. ELI WHITEHEAD and FAMILY KEN WILSON Y MR. 8. MRS. THOMAS YOUNG Your full bank service your future can be helped with a savings account at your friendly bank the First National Bank of Westminster Z ZIPPO CAR WASH A aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Aaaaaaa-Where is little Teddy??? Aaaaaaa, and her name is G-L-O-R-I-A Aaaaahl I like girls Aaaaa Marvin Grooch is a kiss Aaaaa the HF Tiger has fleas AAA Discount Liquor liquor-beer-wine AAA Furnace 8- Sani-Vac 1946 Market Aaa Regis 60 Mullen 7 St. Mary's O Aaron Aauchey Ill Mr. 8. Mrs. C. A. Abegg FR. Leonard Abercrombie Ace Office Services Acme Flooring 5070 Teion 477-4727 After football ---- ? After 4 years of suffering We Did lt! Mr. 8. Mrs. John P. Akolt Ala-Down Pharmacy Alameda Shopping Center Shoe Service Alas forsueth l'm Mr. Tueth Mr. 81 Mrs. Fred A. Albi Mr. 81 Mrs. S. N. Albi Mr. 81 Mrs. Harold Aldrich say hi! Alice Byrne All for Regis All for Regis-All for Jim Shonsey All 13 Downses All gammas deltas and epsilons arise! Allbrite of Denver Mr. 8. Mrs. J. W. Allison Alloway and Loye-Attorneys at Law All Souls Home and School Assn. All the way with J. B. Al's Landscaping new lawns 4662718 Al's Standard 1100 So. Federal Al's Spt. Goods youp fun Dr. 8. Mrs. R. H. Altmix Aluminum Supply Company Always Anyway-N. G. 81 M. R. A. M. W. Sewing Center 2711 W. 38 Ambulance Service Co. 2045 Downing American Credit Co. 1485 Holland F. W. Anderson An apple for Timothy Willardll Fr. John A. Anderson Mr. James Anderson-Class of '63 Josephine Anderson Mr. Mrs. Verne B. Anderson Andy's Barber Shop, Broomfield Colo. Mr. 8. Mrs. Louis Angelo, Wheatridge Angelo's Barber Shop 7237 E. Colfax Louis Angerer Mr. 8- Mrs. W. F. Angerer Anheuser-Busch Inc. 4110 Globyl Rd. Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Donor Ward R. Anthony M.D. Mr. B. M. Aplenty The Apothecary Shoppe Mrs. C. T. Appelhans Tony Appelhans A. A. Arbuthnot Ornot Archuleta 8049 King St. '63, '69 Deanne Archuleta Good Luck Steve Archuleta '63 Area Gas 4043 Teion Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Argall Michael H. Argall Patrick J. Argall Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Arnold Art Floral Shop 534 17th St. 244-4934 Art HalI's Barber Shop Artistic Hairgoods Co. Arvada Cycle 10382 Ralston 424-8380 The Arvada Enterprise Arvada Music and T.V. 9518 West 58th Ave. Arvada Square Aquarium 5865 Garison St. Nienke Arctic Circle 7470 W. 44th Arts and Crafts 5820 W. 38th Ave. 422-0573 Art's Lounge 8421 N. Washington Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Asborno Mr. and Mrs. Asher Associated Cleaners, 6736 E. Colfax Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Atkins Jr. Atlas Service Company 444 Bannock Atlas Venetian Blind Laundry 825-7465 Autolite For Cawood Supply A 81 U Floor Covering Inc. Avalon Beauty Salon 325 East Colfax Ave Maria Gratia Plena B Bacarde8tCoke Orien M. Bacr State Farm Ins. The BahagIia's The Bahm family Ball Floral 6101 E. Colfax 322-7735 Ball Music the complete music store A banana for Mr. Willard Patrons Bart Mr. 81 Mrs. Glen L. Bartlett Mrs. E. P. Barton Barton Man. Co. Mr. Mrs. William Bateman Mr. 8t Mrs. Arthur Bates Mr. 8. Mrs. Henry Battia Mr. 8- Mrs. W. B. Bastien Sr. Mr. IL Mrs. Ed Bauman John F. Bauman Family Mrs. G. A. Bauman Mike Baum 88.8 Liquor Store Mr. 8. Mrs. R. A. Beacom Larry Beardsley The Robert Beardsley family Beat Matchebuff 8. Mullen Beat Mullen Beat Mullen Beat Mullenlll 67,68 .... Beautiful doll Mr. 8- Mrs. Harold Bechard The Bechtold family John M. Beck Mrs. Leo J. Beckman Beers Liquors Wines Greg Bell Junior - 3 Mr. Richard Bell Mr. 8. Mrs. William E. Bell William E. Bell The benevolence of Father Krieger Benzie T-V Service Beoman, you still in school Beowulf 81 his friends Eleanore Berg 2729 Julian Mr. 81 Mrs. Fred Berger Fred Berger Plumbing 1827 Fed. Mr. 8. Mrs. Joseph I. Berger Berich Shoe Shop Berkeley lnn Berkeley lnn 3824 Tennyson Mr. 8- Mrs. K. J. Bertram Janet Besel The best class ever Soph.-1 The in haircuts-AI 8. Joe Best Louie Louie words, come fr. J-5 Best of everything to me Best of luck, Mr. 8: Mrs. Gary Butt Best of luck Andy Knoll 8- family Best of luck to class of 66 Best of luck to the class of 67 Best of luck to the class 66 Best of luck to Regis fr. J. G. Best regards From Davis Best regards from a friend Best regards to Regis from Ed Best Soph. Class-Soph-2 Best wishes Best wishes Best wishes Best wishes Best wishes a friend Best wishes 8. success in the future Best wishes Denver Golf 8- Tennis Co. Best wishes Mr. 8. Mrs. Fletcher Best wishes for the big Red Best wishes from a friend Best wishes from a sharp guy Best wishes from Allendale Mobil Gas Best wishes from Mary Daykin Best wishes from Western Bowl Best wishes Hanson Bicycle Shop Best wishes from T. P. Heerens Best wishes from W. Thriftway Best wishes Mrs. Hall Best wishes Mrs. Mariano Best wishes Regis Best wishes Regis Seniors Best wishes John Shonsey Best wishes John Freeman Best wishes Phyl Best wishes Joseph Ryan Best wishes to a fine school Best wishes to class of 66 Best wishes class of '66 Best wishes to class of '68 Best wishes to all those hunters '67 Best wishes to Regis Best wishes to Regis High School Best wishes to students 8- faculty Best wishes to students 81 faculty Best wishes to the class of '66 Best wishes to them of '66 Best wishes to class of '66 T. E. Best wishes to our future customers Mr. 8. Mrs. Beuham Beware of trees Mr. 81 Mrs. Lee Bicbaum C. E. Biggerstaff Big 4 Ranch Carbondale, Colo. The Big D in Denver Big Pete Del The Biller family The Biller family plus the Rotations Bill, Brien 8. Dennis Bill Straw ultimus et maximus Bill's Better Beef 9868 W. 60 Ave. Biner Is the best. Mr. 8. Mrs. James Blair Amos Blanford John 81 Helen Blixt Mr. 8. Mrs. Blocker B. L. T. Corp. Real Estate B. L. T. Corp. Real Estate 466-7371 BIy's Pharmacy Highland Medical Bob's Barber Shop Bob's Hardware Mr. 8. Mrs. William Bock Mr. 8. Mrs. Edward Boespflug Mr. 8. Mrs. Frank Bohte P. S. Bohte Booboo Bear, S. J. Boo Boo, Kiwi, Squirrell 81 Stump Bookland 9262 W. 58th Ave. Arvada Boot's Auto Sales 4949 Federal Bonnie Brae Beauty Mary 8. Dick Bonga Boss Jebbies Fr. D. Bothe Mr. 8. Mrs. Botinelly The Boy's Store Mr. 8. Mrs. Edward Bourk Bova's Italian Restaurant Larry Box Sharon Box Susan Box Jack Box Mr. 8. Mrs. J. F. Boyle The boys from Regis are ugly??? Branding Iron Motor Lodge Leslich Brawer 81 Four J's Mrs. James Brennan The Brentway Barber Shop Brewers Barber Shop Howard F. Brewer Jr. Merle E. Brewer Brick Bart 81 Bob Mr. 8. Mrs. Jeff Briggs Brillo says, How come, anyway? Mr. 8. Mrs. John Briola Broadway Estates Texaco 6529 S. Bdwy. Mr. Frank Brocesky Brogan's Carpets 2426 So. Federal Mrs. Charles Brokaw Sr. Mr. 8. Mrs. Ray Brookman The Broomfield Lumber Co. Inc. Broomfield Safeway Mr. Broomfield Mr. 8. Mrs. Dillon Brown George A. Brown Shiela Brown Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. 8. Mrs. Marty Brun Brush Your Brute Ed Bruno Al Bruno o Teeth Brynn 8. Patty Beacom B. S. A. Bil I Straw Of America Mrs. V, Bubnis Mr. 81 Mrs. Micheal Buccino Mr. 8- Mrs. H. T. Buchenau Mr. 8. Mrs. Lyle N. Buckles Mr. 8. Mrs. H. L. Buckley Mr. 8. Mrs. Jack Buckley Buddy 81 L Building is The Buldog loyds Thriftway our buss. Gerber Const. s Chunko and Missi Dean Burchfield Mrs. George Burger Mr. 8. Mrs. T. H. Barggraff Mr. 8. Mrs. Charles Burkhardt Mr. 8. Mrs. Robert Burns Mr. 8- Mrs. V. R. Burry Mrs. Leova Burton says, Good luck. Busy Corner Drug W. 38th St Federal Mr. 8. Mrs. John B. Bush Mr. 8. Mrs. Wm. J. Bushbaum Mr. 8. Mrs. But it'll ho J. B. Busch Id another sieve. Butler Rents-We rent everything. Mr. 81 Mrs. Thos. Batt Sr. Buy Schaefer Awnings 623-1295 Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 8. Mrs. Chas T. Byrne Frank X. Byrne Creta Cardy-Cathedral class of 1965 Mr. 8. Mrs. James F. Cardy Mr. James Micheal Patrick Cardy Mr. 84 Mrs. Roxie Carlone Carl's Pizza-3800-477-1695 Mr. 8. Mrs. Salvadore Carpio Jr. Mr. 8. Mrs. Carr Carries Beauty Salon Mr. Bt Mrs. Howard P. Carrol Mr. 8- Mrs. Anthony J. Caruso Mr. 81 Mrs. J. F. Casery Casman's Standard Service-38th Sher. Mr. 8. Mrs. Enzio Cassinis Dr, 81 Mrs. Stephen A. Castellano The Castillos CathedraI's Annual costs 32.00 Cathedral '66 '67 '68 '69 '70 '71 Cathy Mrs. Flora Cattany Agnes Cavanah Mr. 8. Mrs. L. H. Cavanaugh Cec 8. Helen are swell People Cisco Roughness Cella J. J. Cella Insurance Agency Linda Cella Mariea Cella Paul Cella Jr. Paul J. Cella Pauline Cella Central Services Company Cero's Beauty Salon 233-4139 A. T. Cerrone 8. Sons Grocery C F 81 R Steel Fab Chaffee Liquors Mr. 8. Mrs. Leo Choinowski 8. Family Chali Brothers- Dennis Chamberlain Jim Chamberlain Mr. 8. Mrs. Philip Chamberlain Mr. 8. Mrs. Leo Chapla Chardin Foreverl CharIey's Barber Shop The Charm Chalet 1407 Krameria 3 cheers for the cool class of '68 a cheer to the 65 cross country team Cher Cherry Point Standard Service Chicken Delight 4305 W. 38th Ave. The Children of the Seniors Chiquita Bananas Mr. 8. Mrs. Alex Choinowski Tony Chow Eric Christianson The Glenn ChurchiII's Joe Ciancio Jr. Ciancio's Famous Dinners Mr. 8- Mrs. Peter Ciacco Cinderella-Nannette Mr. 8- Mrs. Ciolek and Family Circle Drive-In 2700 E. 6th Ave. City Service Upholstery-1402 W 36th City View 8. Northglenn Pharmacies Bill Clarke Inc. Real Estate Mr. D. O. C. Clark Clarke Products Inc. Classic Cleaners Class of '51 Class of '56 Class of '64 Class of '66 The Classes of '66 and '67 are great Class of '67 best by far Class of '68 Class of '68-next best class Class of '69 The class of '69 1-4 Class of '69 best in line Class of '69 good luck Class of '70 Clay-Lou Barber Shop Clear Creek Canyon Mea Clear Creek Liquors 5070 Wadsworth Clemes Motor Co. 5555 W Colfax Cliff Standard Service Mr. 8. Mrs. Robert H. Close Clover Grass-Complete Grass Service Clyde Stone Jewelers Mr. 8. Mrs. John T. Byrne C Martin L. Cahill C 8. H Supply, Inc. Pattie Caldwell Cameo Interiors 6585 W. 44th Canino's Famous Italian Sausage Canino, see you in 196, Mr. Willard A can of grease for Mr. Willard Mrs. Joseph C. Connors Mr. 8. Mrs. Anthony Canzona Mr. 8. Mrs. Anthony Canzona U1 Mr. 8. Mrs. J. L. Canzona Bt Family Miss Veronica Canzona Mr. 8. Mrs. Ernest Capillupo Capitol Drug Co. 6th 81 Fillmore AI Cardenas Barber Shop 8539 W. Colfa Mr. Char. Cardy-my grandfather A Coach Mr. 81 Mrs. Richard W. Coates Mr. 81 Mrs. Cobel Don Cochran Mr. 8- Mrs. Earle Cochran George W. Coel D.D.S. Mr. 81 Mrs. Felix Cohen Mr. James C. Cohig 84 Family Mr. 8. Mrs. Maurice F. Coleman College View Barber Shop 2231 Oneida Mr. 8. Mrs. .lack L. Collier Mr. 8. Mrs. Robert H. Collon Colo Cars Inc. 11190 W Colfax Colonial Manor Nursing Home Colorado Pattern Co. 855 Wyandot Colquitt Shoe Shop 795 Lowell Columbine Fruit 8. Product Come on over for a taste of Junior 5 Mary Ann Comminiello Compliments Doc's Liquors Compliments Compliments Compliments Compliments Compliments Ed Hanifen Mary P. Hanifen Mr. 8. Mrs. E. A. Hanifen Kelley's Grill 3940 York Mr. Mrs. McLaughlin Compliments Mullen Mustangs D. Lanoha Compliments of Compliments of Mrs. Frank W. Biese Compliments of The Bishops Aid Compliments of Miss Isabele Brown Compliments of Busly Liquors Compliments of Mr. 8- Mrs. Coffman Compliments of Crest Motors Compliments of a Friend Compliments of Al Gebauer Compliments of Vera Guerrero Compliments Compliments Compliments Compliments Compliments Compliments Compliments Compliments Compliments Compliments Compliments Compliments Compliments Compliments Compliments Compliments Compliments Compliments Compliments Compliments Compliments of Mr. 8. Mrs. E. F. Hanifen of Hinkey Dink Tavern of Mr. Ronald Hodgeson of Imperial Bowling Lanes of C. A. Inskeep of Paul D. Joyce, 1948 of Estelle Kenney of Mr. 81 Mrs. J. T. Kimble of Mr. 8- Mrs. Paul Knoll of Matt 8- Mark Krebs of Little Rancho of Mr. 8- Mrs. Loctsher of Lombardi Groc 81 Mkt of Malibu Barber Shop of Melody Drive Chevron of Miller's of Northgate Lanes of Mel Patterson - Saint of Pergola Appliance Co. of Perry's Cleaners of Frangis Ravioli Mfg Co Patrons Mr. 81 Mrs. Frank Cuba Mr. 8. Mrs. Wm P. Cudmore Jr. J. W. Cullinan gives his compliments Mr. 81 Mrs. George Cummings Paul J. Cunningham Mr. 81 Mrs. E. L. Curran Mayor Tom Currigan Cut it, Kiddiesl Compliments of the Tally Ho Alameda 8. Wadsworth 238-1246 D Daisy's Dry Goods The Daleiden Boys-Tony, Frank 81 Lou Mr. 81 Mrs. Anthony DaMico The Daniels David 8- Wind-Chris equals pig Mr. 8. Mrs. Bob Davis Mr. 8- Mrs. John A. Davis Mr. 8. Mrs. Theodores Davis Davis Drug 6512 So. Broadway Mrs. 8. Mr. DeAngeIis Dealers in cattle hogs 8- sheep Dec. 20, 1964 Mr. Larry L. DeChant Mr. 81 Mrs. John DeCicco DeCroce Studio Mr. 8- Mrs. Michael DeCicco Mr. 8. Mrs. Jimmy DeCino John F. DeCock Dedicated to School Dedicated to Mr. 81 Mrs. Laszlo Zanyi Arnold Deitsch family Miss Vi DeJulio Mr. 81 Mrs. James N. DeLaney Delicious-Refreshing-cooling Compliments of Frank Reale Compliments of Mr. 84 Mrs. Wm Rice Compliments of the Rusans Compliments of Mr. 8. Mrs. Schulte Compliments of Southside Chrysler Compliments of Dorothy L. Starbuck Compliments of the Stine Family Compliments of St. James C.Y.O. Compliments of Mr. 8. Mrs. JA Sulivan Dr. 8. Mrs. Charles DeMong Mr. 8- Mrs. L. W. DeMuth Dennis Patrick The A. Denver Denver Denver Denver Denver is a cool guy . J. DeNiro and FAMILY W. Denny Family Albuquerque Trucking Chapter of Alcoholics Unanimous Fraternal Order of Eagles U.S. National Bank University School of H. R. M. Compliments Compliments Compliments Compliments Compliments Compliments Compliments Compliments of Tean City of Top's Coffee Shop of Twin's Inn of Gilda Bt Paula Vargas of the John Varone's of the Victory Theater of D. Eloy Vigil Family to Moby Dick Mrs. Condie's Salad Co. Confucius says: He who throws dirt loses ground. Congrats-Bill Struck Congrats to class of '66 Congratulations and Good Luck Congratulations Regis Congratulations Seniors, a friend Congratulations '66 Congratulations '66 John 8. Snoopy Congratulations to the Class of '66 Congratulations to the Class of '67 Congratulations to the Graduates Mr. 81 Mrs. Tony Conioi Rev. Danial Connor St Anne's Parish Mr. 8. Mrs. John F. Connors Denny Conrad Gary Conte Mr. 81 Mrs. Louis Conte Continued SuccessMAnna Marinaro Mr. 81 Mrs. D. Conway 8. Family Conway Piano Co. Gibbs F Cook CRM Andrews Realtyl Mr. 8. Mrs. Fred Corbett Mr. 81 Mrs. Victor Cosimi Mrs. Eleanor Cormany Corona Drugs James G. Costello Jr. Fr. John Cotter Couch's Shoes 2005 S. Fed. Blvd. Edward Coughlin Mr. 8. Mrs. Edward Coughlin Mr. 8- Mrs. Walter J. Coughlin Joseph Coui Courtesy of Seal Beach California Country Club Drug Co., Inc. Country Club Market Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph F. Coursey Jr. Mr. 8. Mrs. Joseph F. Coursey Sr. Mr. 8. Mrs. T. Patrick Coursey Mr. 8. Mrs. John Cox Mrs. J. W. Coxhead Jr. Mr. 81 Mrs. E. L. Craft Mr. 81 Mrs. L. E. Craft Mr. 8- Mrs. James Crennen Mr. 8- Mrs. Daniel P. Cronin Mr. 8. Mrs. John F. Cronan Pat L. Cronin Mr. Pat Cronin 8. Ann Mr. 81 Mrs. Timothy Cronin Mr. John P. Crowley Crown Tar Co. C.S.U. Says good luck Raiders Mr. 8. Mrs. J. E. DeSalvo Mr. 8- Mrs. Jules J. DeSalvo Jules John DeSaIvo The C. F. J. Des Moineaux Family D from St. James Development Services Corporation DiCino's Restaurant 8- Lounge DiCino's Restaurant Broomfield Colo. Dial-a-friend-455-8204 lCindyl Dial Electric And Heating-429-6362 Mr. 8. Mrs. Don Dianne John S. DiMatteo And Family Diane is really Great Dines Printing Press 7337 Eliot Mr. 8. Mrs. Anthony DiPilla E. Widdle Dirbs Mr. 8. Mrs. Russel Dispense Mrs. Josephine Dispense Mr. Mrs. James R. Ditallo Annette, Bernadette, Loretta DiTirro Mr. 81 Mrs. J. DiTolla Dobbers up! Any questions? Unnerstan Mr. 8. Mrs. Leonard J. Doherty Do it! Do itl ???????? Ed Dolenc Mr. 8. Mrs. Ed Dolenc and Family Dominican Fathers donkeys plus donkeys equals dunkeys? Donna 8- James-Good Luck Dons Camera 81 Gifts Don't give up Mr. E. J. Doody Mr. 8. Mrs. R. J. Donnelly Dr. Edward J. Donovan Down with grease Mr. 8: Mrs. Veeder V. Dorn Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert K. Dougan Mr. 8. Mrs. J. A. Drahnak Downs Supply Company Mr. 81 Mrs. Charles J. Doyle Drumland everything in music Mr. 81 Mrs. Donald Dunn Mr. 8. Mrs. Mark Dunn Bt Family Mrs. R. Dumas L. I. N. Y. Dumler Auto Supply 7355 Wadsworth Mr. 8- Mrs. James Dunn 8. Family Rev. Donald Dunn Mr. 8. Mrs. J. J. Dunn-Iowa City, la. Mr. 81 Mrs. Richard L. Dunn Mrs. Ethel Durlin Mrs. Robert Durlin Bob Dylan E Eaker's-3961 Tennyson St-Denver East Denver Tubing Assn. Eata Bita Pi Fraternity Eat Spinach Don Eberle Mr. 81 Mrs. Wm. EBERLE Jr. Mr. Charles Eby ED's Barber Shop 4910 W 29th Edwards Meats 12301 W 44th 422-4303 Mr. 8- Mrs. Ehrman Mr. 8. Mrs. Carl F. Eiberger Mr. 81 Mrs. L. Eiustman, Bklyn, N.Y. Elite Florist 5800 E Colfax 322-0118 Elk Coal Company Mr. Thomas Elms Empire Savings-Westland Empire Sports Car Center 921 Walnut English is Tyrannical John Erger Church Goods 4436 W 29th John Erger Church Goods Karen Lee Esposito Esor Ttocs Estes Park 8- the Crispy Critters Mr. 8- Mrs. Henry Estrada Evans Voice Piano Studio 237-0744 Everybody can't be an ice cream man Everybody knows who I am Barbara and Billy Ewing Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Ewing Ex Big bad boulder boy-Dolan MR. 8- MRS. WILLIAM K. EDWARDS F Jim Faes The Slicker Mr. 81 Mrs. Melvin Faes Mr. 8- Mrs. Melvin E. Faes 8- Family Mr. 8- Mrs. John Fagler Marianne Faithful swings with Regis Fal and Con Falcon Plumbing 8. Electric Supply Mr. 8. Mrs. Peter Fallico V. Famalaro 8: Sons The famous Chef 8315 E Colfax Fashion Bar-Fashion for smart women Mr. 81 Mrs. M. J. Felder Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert N. Fenton F 8. L Cleaning Service lrugs, upholstl Muriel E. Farris Federal Fruit and Produce Co. Federal Liquor Store 3755 Federal Mr. 81 Mrs. M. J. Ferris Dr. E. W. Ficca Mr. 8- Mrs. Leo Ficco Mr. 8. Mrs. Philip Fick Mr. 8- Mrs. Edward J. Fikany Jr. Fine Dressmaking by Marie Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Fenley Fiore's hair styling for men 81 boys K. D. Fitch Mr. 8- Mrs. A. E. Flanigan Mr. 8. Mrs. Harry J. Fletcher Mr. 84 Mrs. Ronald Flynn 8. Family Mr. 8: Mrs. T. M. Fonk Ford's Shoe Repair Shop For that Good All Over Feeling For best service, Broomfield 66 Ser. For your auto, Broomfield auto Parts Mr. 8- Mrs. L. B. Foster The Four Nacaclers Ralph Fowler Foxy Gramma Mr. 8. Mrs. Myron J. DE Francia Franciscan Friars of St. Elizabeth's Mr. 8. Mrs. John B. Francone Jr. Charles Frank Fred Frank Mr. 8. Mrs. Fred Frank Greg Frank Mr. 81 Mrs. Jack A. Frank Kathleen Ann Frank Mary Teresa Frank Franklin Furniture Frank's Barber Shop Mr. Frank Frank Family Donna Marie Frantz Mr. 8. Mrs. Stanley Frantz Mr. Olaf R. Franzen Mr. 81 Mrs. Alex Freehling Mr. 81 Mrs. David Freehling Mr. David Freehling Freeman 81 Freeman Inc. Freshman Three is great Frosh lll is the greatest Mr. 8- Mrs. T. J. Fretz, Arvada A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend of Tim Starbuck From a Friend From a student, T. McNellis A Friend to the Frosh, Rokki From a Friend of Greg Osborn A Friend of Regis A Friend of Regis, Helen McNelIis Friendly Dept. Store 2332 E 46th A Friendly Enemy Frog From Mr. Rudy Gaschler 8- Family From all the kids at St. Anne's From Junior 2 to the Frosh From St. Anne's Jen 8. Anne Fubar in 69 Mr. 8- Mrs. Larry Fundingsland For all your travel arrangements, call Mrs. Margaret Nevans 757-7493 G The Gable's Gables Gail says Hi to Tom 8. the Regis guys Galena St. East-Aspen Mr. 8. Mrs. John R. Gallagher Mr. 8: Mrs. F, Galasso Jr. Galasso's Green Houses Mr. 81 Mrs. Mike Gallardo Mr. 81 Mrs. Felix M. Galleqos 81 niece Mr. 81 Mrs. Frank J. Gallegos 8. boys Good Luck Mrs. Amanda Gallegos Lorraine Marie Galligan Mr. Galligan Mrs. A. J. Gauthier Mr. 8. Mrs. George H. Garcia Mr. 81 Mrs. C. H. Gardell Garden Place Cleaners Mr. 8- Mrs. E. Hargaro Jr. Paul Gargaro's DeLuxe Liquors Elaine Garrler Lois Garrison Garm The Garrow Family Gasamat-Serve Self 81 Save Gas at 29th 8. Tennyson Conoco Mr. 8. Mrs. Jake Gaschler 8- Vicky John G. Gates Mr. 8. Mrs. C. R, Gehauf Linda 8: Toni Genaro Geminus Quotidianus-Paul Romberger Gentzler-Tune-Up, 1229 Lincoln Geneva Basin Ski Area Mrs. Joe George Mr. Joe George Joe George Mr. 81 Mrs. Joe George Mr. 8. Mrs. Elmer J. Gerken 8. Family Gertrude Kelly Best Wishes to Regis Get the best at Aloha Liquors Get gassed at Cliff's Standard Serv. Dan 8. Helena Getz A. Gherardini Family Ghouque Mr. Jones Samuel Galasso Green Houses A. Gene Giuliano Family Dr. 8. Mrs. Frank Giardino 8- Family A Glass of Milk for Mr. Wilard Tom Gleason Glen's Clinic Pharmacy L. V. Gies Mr. 81 Mrs. Daniel Gilbert Girls wanted-call Jerry H. J. Gisler Mr. Don Givan Mr. 8. Mrs. George Gleason Mr. James J. Gleason Mrs. James J. Gleason Dr. 8- Mrs. Kevin Gleason Go Doane in '66 Go Raiders Go!!!-Robert Syrianey Mr. 8. Mrs. Ronald A. Goeble Mr. Robert W. Goebel Golden Steer Restaurant Go Regis Go Raiders Go Jamie Scgrafiotti Gol Go! Mullenl Good Luck Good Luck at Regis-Dave Good Luck to Harry Good Luck to Class of '69 Frosh I Good Luck Raiders! Super K. Liquors Good Luck to the Raiders Good Luck Regis-Dr. J. P. Clarke Fam. Good Luck to Regis Good Luck Regis Good Luck to Regis High Good Luck '67 Good Luck from Mrs. Elvera Wells Gordon Brown and Company Mr. 81 Mrs. Donald E. Gordon Go with the Victory Go Big Red Go CSU AGGIES ln '65 Good Luckl-Mr. 8. Mrs. Joe Rotolo Go for the triple crown Mr. 8. Mrs. Joe Gonzales GO, RED, GO Go, Regis, Go Going E! Gasser Jerry F. Leivian Mrs. Hermina Goldfrab Goldthumb Apex '65 Good Luck-Paisans Pizzeria Good Luck to the Class of '66 Good Luck-Sacred Heart Good Luck Mr. 81 Mrs. Fred Baca Good Luck Raiders Mr. 8. Mrs. Smith Good Luck and Best Wishes Good Luck 81 God Bless You Good Luck St Happy Future Good Luck Class of '76 Good Luck Mr. 8. Mrs. J. E. Connelly Good Luck in '66 Good Luck Junior Class-Hilda Kelly Good Luck! Mr. 81 Mrs. Frank Benavidy Good Luck to the Class of '68 Good Luck this year Good Luck from C 8- M Realty Good Luck from Fred Good Luck from Supreme Cleaners Good Luck Frosh 3 Hilda Kelly Good Luck in all sports Good Luck in football Good Luck Mr. 81 Mrs. Tony P. Maestas Good Luck to all Frosh 8. Sophs of 65 Good Luck to Class of '67 Good Luck to Class of '67 Good Luck to class of '69 Pat Kelly Good Luck to John Kautzky-Dick Good Luck to Regis Annual Good Luck to Soph 'I Go Raiders Go Red Teams-66 8. 67 Go to Saint's Donut Shop Go with the US Marines Guy G. Goyer Mr. 8r Mrs. Thomas Grady Grahman 81 Saheuneman Mr. 8- Mrs. Frank M. Grannell Mr. 81 Mrs. W. E. Grannell Mr. 84 Mrs. J. Grady Bklyn N.Y. Louis Graiff Mr. Br Mrs. John R. Granato Grand Junction Fruit Co. Granieri Farms Mr. 8i Mrs. D. R. Grano Mr. Ewgeno Grano Mr. 81 Mrs. Ray Grass Mark Grassman Mr. 8- Mrs. D. K. Grassman Gratias tibi propter nihil Gus Gravina James Gravina John Gravina Eggs Winfred Gravina Mr. 8- Mrs. Robert Green Mr. Sr Mrs. Matthew J. Green Mr. 8. Mrs. George B. Green, Jr. Mrs. George B. Green, Sr. Greetings from the land of Lady Bird Greetings to Mr. Sheeran S.J. Greg's ime steb drienf Greg 8- Remley Twins Greg Weiler Greyhound Van Lines Inc. Mr. Sr Mrs. Grimes A Gruber and Sons Construction Mr. Sr Mrs. Sonald Gruber GTO Kid-Class of '64 Mr. 81 Mrs. Vinton R. Guy GWBPC Aska: Are you a turtle? H Ha! Hal We scored 7 points Johnny Hass Mercury, 9200 W. Colfax George Haberkorn 8i family George Haberkorn 8. family George Haberkorn 81 family Hahn Pharmacy Mr. 8i Mrs. Russell Hainey Mr. 81 Mrs. Ralph Haley Hall-Anderson Insurance Dr. Er Mrs. Louis A. Hall Gerry Hamblin Jim Hamblin Peggy Hamblin Mr. 8. Mrs. Richard Hamblin Rob Hamblin Mr. 8- Mrs. John A. Hammond Vern Hagestad Motor Co. Hang tough Juniors The Hanely family Gladys Hanna Mrs. Marguerite M. Hannigan Mr. 81 Mrs. Richard Hannigan Hannigan Floral Co. 2l20 So. Ogden Hansen 84 Hansen Jewelry Hansen Interiors Shery Hansen Happiness is a sieve. Happiness is 3:05 P.M. C. P. Happly The Happy Navajo Hark He cometh Harkalini Boesphlug 8- J. E. K. Harkness Heights Pharmacy Don Harrington Don Harrington Don Harrington Don Harrington Gerald Harrington Mr. 8. Mrs. James C. Harris Mrs. Anna J. Harris Mr. 81 Mrs. R. A. Hart Harvey's Barber Shop Mr. 8- Mrs. James C. Harvey Jim Harvey 81 Family Patrons Mr. Sr Mrs. John C. Haws Have a happy year Harolds 'flowers Louise Hauptman, a friend Mr. 81 Mrs. James Hawkins The iames hawkins family Ceryl Head Mr. 8. Mrs. Joseph J. Hegley W. J. Heavy, S. J. Rev. Robert E. Hehn Mr. Mrs. J. G. Heiny Adam Heit Family 534 Yates Pete Heit 500 Yates Christine Heller says, Hil Heck, there are already too many irons. Hello to the Nevanses-Mrs. Gruber Hello to the Scholastics Help stamp out Tueth decay Greg Hencmann Mrs. Gerald J. Hencmann Mr. George Hendricks 8. Family Mr. 8. Mrs. John Henry, Jr. Dr. 81 Mrs. George T. Heppting Herbert's Candies Here is to Soph. Foot Ball. Herman's Hermits are groovey Louise Hernandez Theodore Herrera 81 the Regis Managers Hil From the astronauts. Hi! From a friend Mr. 8. Mrs. Hickey Highland T. V. 388-5875 High Quality, Low Prices Green House Mr. 81 Mrs. James F. Hickey Arthur W. Hills Mr. 81 Mrs. Row Himstreet Hill Mr. Seitz Mrs. Verne V. Hill 8. Hillary Mr. 81 Mrs. Himstreet Mr. 8. Mrs. Ted Himstreet Hitching Post Motor Lodge 81 Apts. Hobby Hutch 3921 Tenn. Chris Hotch U. S. N. A. '66 Maureen C. Hoch Peter Hoch Peter Hoch, M. D. Greg Hoch The Peter Hoch Family Sandy Hoch, Chatham '68 Mrs. Hoch's Tomato Pie Hoch's sliding-glass door Mr. J. Hodges Mr. 8. Mrs. Robert A. Hofmann Gary Hofset 545 Yates Mr. Si Mrs. William Hofshulte Curtis J. Hogan Holiday Market 993 Sheridan Blvd. Holiday Liquors 937 Sheridan Blvd. Holy Cross Parish-Kenney Family A Holy Family Aluminus Holy, Family Homecoming Queen '64 Home 8. Appliance Co., Wisconsin Homestead House Furniture Hooray for Father Bakewell Ruth Van Hara Horse hates the Rock but likes Betty How are you-Vi Br Vi Mr. Mrs. ltowie Mr. 8. Mrs. Frang Hummel Jody Huggins, Comm. Center Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph C. Huggins Raymond Huggins Mr. 8. Mrs. Chas H. Hughes Mr. 8. Mrs. Charles H. Hughes Kathy Hughes Humpty Dumpty Drive In Hurray for, books Hurrah for the Pearses, my neighbors Hurray for Regis Hurray for Machebeuf Hurray for Holy Family High School Hurray to class of '67 Hurray St. Francis Dr. Allan Hurst Mr. 81 Mrs. John Huster Mr. Bi Mrs. Richard Huter I failed I love Fr. Stowe l'm no radio Mr. 81 Mrs. Marion Iacino Miss Bette Jo Iacino Mr. 8. Mrs. Roland M. lacino Mr. 81 Mrs. Marion M. lacino I bet I can do it! Mike R. Icom Suic and Kathy Ida Mae's Floral Broomfield Colo. If you want to race, ioin the SCCA lf you like words, buy a dictionary Ignore this line ---- Dock Igor was here In honor of St. Jude I like Ike I like Kathy Howdy Bob's Place-300 So. Colo. Blvd. I love you Kathy, Pat I love Physics I luv the Beach Boys In memory of Blinky In memory of Thomas W. Brennan Esq. l was forced to do this l'm in Soph 5 In appreciation for four challenging I never knew orientation was so fun The in crowd is at St Anne's CYO In memory of G. P. Bolger by Family In memory of Mr. H. K. Dougan In memory of Michael Finley ls it Jo's love or Mo's hills? Inspiration landscaping 433-4386 Instructor of Visual Education Intelligence Personified-MEI Insurance Corbin Douglass Inc. lrene's Dry Cleaning 1885 So. Pearl I sold my five for the Skoo ls that understoodl Italian German Sausage Tennyson Mkt. Italian Language Lessons 756-1807 lt's B. B. and his P.W.C. It's me, Jungle Jim, the G-man It's not hard I wish Ned were smarter J J-2 best in school J-5 for the KKK except Ron 8. Tony J-728l7333A by George Ill J 8. G Steak House-5910 E. Colfax Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Jackson Jackson's Drugs Cece Jacobs Mrs. Anothy Jacobs Jim Jacobs Mr. Bi Mrs. Joseph H. Jaecksch James vs. David Mr. 81 Mrs. Theodore James Mr. 8. Mrs. Donald James Carl, Keith and Gary Jameson Jameson-Harvey-Clarke-McNichols Car Janice and Susy say hi rupe you ioke Ken Jameson Mr. 8. Mrs. M. L. Jameson Jeannes Beauty Shop Jefferson County Bank of Lakewood Mrs. Helen Jensen Mr. 8- Mrs. J. R. Jensen Mr. 8. Mrs. Milton E. Jensen Jeri-female-447-1258 Jill says hi to all her friends Jim's Texaco Service-3758 Kalamath Mr. 81 Mrs. Nick Jinacio The Doctor Job Family Joe's Pool Hall-8 ball proprietor Johnnies Auto Trim-customize-4770416 Mr. 81 Mrs. Albert L. Johnson Bob Johnson Ins. Agency 4016 Newland Mr. 81 Mrs. David E. Johnson Mary Jane Johnson Steve Johnson Mr. 8. Mrs. Quinn Johnson Mr. 81 Mrs. W. C. Johnson Mr. 8. Mrs. Stanley A. Johnson Mr. Frank Johnson Tony And Richard Joiner The Jolly Green Giant Mr. and Mrs. Jones Mrs. Jones Dorthy J. Josephson-ioy-ioy-ioy Joy Pharmacy Gloria Joyal W. G. Joyce Mr. and Mrs. Bernard O. Joyner Junior 4, the best in Algebra Junior 4 the best in Spanish JOHNATHAN BRICK AND COMPANY Junior Ill Junior 4 the greatest in Physics The Juniors will succeedl K Mr. and Mrs. Harlod Kaessner Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Kaiser and family Donated by Mrs. O. Kalmbach Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Kammerer Mister Karst fmanll Kathie's Import Chalet-3971 So. Brd. Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Kautzky The Kay Printing Co. 722-6494 Kay's Beauty Salon Cathy Keefe Mr. and Mrs. Joe Keely and family Mrs. Bertha Keenan Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Keenen Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Keenan Keep on the balll Kehling Texaco Service 6695 W. 38th Mrs. Ann Keith Mr. and Mrs. Bernard S. Kellog Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Lou Kellogg Frank Kelly, Frank Kelly Frank Kelly John Kelly '68 Kelly and Pat Mr. and Mrs. John V. Kelly, Sr. Miss Virginia Kelly, Chicago Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Kennebeck Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kenney Mrs. James B. Kenney, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. James B. Kenney, Jr. Roger Kenney and Jody Kastle Kenny's Standard Service 429-6432 Mr. and Mrs. Philip Kenney Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Nelson Ken's Texaco 39ll Federal Kids this was sold to my grandma. Kitchens by Mastercraft Inc. Mr. Kent Knebel and Jane Abott Miss K. Kern Kill a Mockingbird Mr. Br Mrs. Earl Kimmel Kinaid's Pharmacy 7024 W Colfax King Soopers-Bear Valley Mr. Richard King Kiss me, Stupid Kittredge Kountry Klub Kiwi Mr. 81 Mrs. Leo Klima Lawrence Klinghamer 1039 E I7th Ave. Mrs. Peter F. Kloeppinger Mrs. L. T. Knitzele Cherie Knebel Kent M. Knebel Kent Knebel Romy Pitts Family Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred L. Knebel Dr. Bi Mrs. C. F. Knobbe Doris Knopke Joe C. Knopke Knowledge is the door to the future Knowledge is power Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Kock Mr. and Mrs. Clem Kohl Mr. and Mrs. Philip Koller Komac Paint Store 8470 W. Colfax Rev. Joseph Koontz Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kottenstette Mr. and Mrs. James Kottenstette Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kottenstette Mrs. James Koubsky Mr. and Mrs. Victor Koziara Koziks Carpet and Interiors Mr. J. E. Kraeger S.J. Kreizenbeck left Regis because someone lost his temper Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Kurtzmann Mr. and Mrs. Kaz Kruzick John E. Kuhn Ku Klux Klan Illya Kuryaken K. V. O. I. Co. 4500 E. Colfax L L 81 M Sprinkler Company La Bate Club Lounge 2840 W 72nd Ave Mr. 8. Mrs. James La Bate Mr. 8. Mrs. James La Bate La Bates Club Lounge Labertew Jrukiy Inc. La Bate's Standard Service Lakewood Rentals, 7950 W. Colfax Mr. Br Mrs. Fred M. Laguardia A. L. Laffoon La Hacienda Mexican Food 3600 Navaio Lakeshore Super Market, 3443 W. 23rd Lakeside Fruit Market Lakeside Liquors Lakeview Bank, Chicago La Lane Beauty Salon Jake Lambrecht Romilda Lambrecht Lanson Studio Brown Palace Hotel La Vista Motel Larry Perry Realty Edward H. Larsen Mr. J. Larson Br Family La Rotonda's Radio 81 TV Service Mr. and Mrs. Jim Larson Darrel Lathrod-Class of 69 Lawns mowed-934-9905 Lawrence Beauty Salon 534-9627 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry C. Laws Laws Realty, VA and FHA Repossessions Mrs. Jane H. Leader Mr. 8. Mrs. J. C. Learned Leave me alone Mr. Willardl Robert F. Leckemby Mrs. Pauline V. Leckemby Bill Leckemby, Class of '66 Howard Lee Lee's Men's Store T445 Champa Lehrer's Flowers 3l9i W. 38th Ave. Leibman, Te Bockhorst and Company Dr. and Mrs. William H. Leitch The Leonards Leo's Barber Shop 2410 W. 44th Den. Mr. 81 Mrs. Nathan Levitt Dr. 8. Mrs. Gerald Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Leyba Mr. 8. Mrs. Fred M. Leyba My dog is Helen Leyba Mary Leyland Life has its own drawbacks. Lemone Bros. Mrs. Kathryn Lindquist Gerald Lingle Perl-Mack Liquors Mr. 8. Mrs. C. R. Lilly Helen Limoges, Blyth, California Limone Bros. Mr. 8. Mrs. Emil C. Linder Mrs. Mary D. Lipe Al Litzau '65 Mr. 8. Mrs. J. F. Litzau The Little ol' Winemaker K8-R Livestock Com Co. Lloyd H. Stormo, Attorney at Law Mr. 8- Mrs. C. F. Loehr C. J. Loetscher Loiseau, Neiswanger 81 Co. Little One and Brutus Mr. 8- Mrs. Lombardi Mr. 8- Mrs. John Lombardi Jr. Herman and Louise Lombardi Long Live Class of 68 Long live Father Krieger! Long Live Harrington Long Live Ho Chi Minhl Mr. 81 Mrs. Daniel F. Longo Mrs, George Looms Buddy Lopez Mr. Henry Lopez James C. Lopez ICI U.S.N. Mr. 81 Mrs. Ray Lopez-1089 S. Ralei Jerry J. Losasso Love-Love-Love-Love-Girls-Girls Lots of Luck Lubin's Drug Los Pancho's Mexican Food Lou Likes Betty Marcia, and Jean Love of life is ultimate happiness Mrs. Mary C. Lymon Dick Linch Harry O. Lynch, Clothier-Longmont Pat Lynch Mr. Mrs. Robert W. Lynch Robert P. Lynch Construction Co. Mr. F. T. Lyons M Mr. 8. Mrs. Thomas Macaluso Macs Inc. Wholesale Candy 8. Tobacco Mac's Rental John E. Madden Mrs. J. E. Madden John Ross Madden Pat Madden Mr. 81 Mrs. J. P. Mahoney Jr. Pat Manoney Dr. 8. Mrs. Ronald D. Mahoney Make hay while the sun shines Mr. S- Mrs. Francis J. Makowski Mr. 8. Mrs. Frank Makowski P. Mancinelli Groc. ltalian Mr. 81 Mrs. A. L. Mangan Manfield Realty 756-5584 or 757-4935 Mr. 81 Mrs. Leonard Mann Man must master his destiny Man who throws dirt loses ground Mrs. Della Mapelli Mr. 81 Mrs. John D. Magnelli Maplewood Barber Shop 10384 Ralston Patrick Mariano Marie Ernest D. Marine Esta mae Marine Ray Marine Mr. 81 Mrs. Richard Maroni Margie '83 Sid Margie Mr. 8- Mrs. Fred Mariaux Jr. Maria Mariaux Marquette University Mr. 8- Mrs. J, F. MarqUeZ Koko Marranzino Lisa Marranzino Mr. 81 Mrs. P. L. Marranzino Mr. 8- Mrs. Joe Marrone 81 Family Joe Marra Marr's Studio-Boulder Martin-D'Epagnier and Associates Lin Martin Dr. 8- Mrs. Gerald Marsico Mr. 8- Mrs. George A. Martelon John Martin Tom 81 John Martin Mr. 8- Mrs. John W. Martin Mr. 8. Mrs. Joseph Martin John W. Martin Mrs. Mary Martinez Marvin Ehlers was a Raider Patron Mary Alice 81 John Mary Lou's for beauty Marycrest Class of '68 Marycrest High School Marycrest beat Regis Patrons Mr. 8. Mrs. Fred Marzano Mr. 8. Mrs. Joe Marzue Mr. Sr Mrs. George Massey Lt. Col. 8t Mrs. James Masterson Mr. 81 Mrs. Thomas B. Masterson May-Day Cleaners 3740 Pierce St. Meadowleke Baber Shop Rita Meger Thomas Meis Mr. 81 Mrs. Max E. Melville Mercury Painting 8- Decorating Merkle's Service Station 4437 W 38th Denier 12, Colo Mr. 8. Mrs. John F. Merkl 8. Family Mr. 8- Mrs. Robert P. Merkl 81 Family R. S. Merkl Class of '64 The Mersey Beats Mershan-Gimeno Const. Co. Inc. Mr, 81 Mrs. Leo J. Mershon Meth Lee Thont Metro Plbg. Inc C. Vigil 583 S lrvin Karen Metzger Mr. 8. Mrs. J. H. Meyer Mr. 8- Mrs. J. H. Michel Jr. Mr. 81 Mrs. J. H. Michel Sr. Mickey's Lounge No 2 East 70th St Mike and Ann in '66 Mike's Shoerepair 9465 Ralston Rd Mile High Heating 4493 Logan Miss Marifiancese Millea 84 Rusty Mr. 8. Mrs. Dan H. Miller Mr. 8. Mrs. L. M. Miller Mrs. Kate K. Miller Mr. 81 Mrs. Micheal R. Miller Mr. 81 Mrs. M. F. Middleberg Mr. Miller 81 Cha-Cha Mr. Paul Miller Mr. 81 Mrs. William Miller Mr. Glenn E. Mills Michael Milne, Esq. Phyl Miller Billings Senior High GAA Mr. 8- Mrs. Don Minellono Minnie the Muncher m-m-m-m-rn-m-m-m-boy-a Girl Modern method Shoe Repair 1020 17th St. Horace Henry, Prop. Molberg Jewelers 1546 Broadway Monk's 50750 Service Monterey Const. Inc. Brick Masonry Montview Laundromat 6920 E 23rd The Mooney Family Barb 81 Al Mooney Kathleen Mooney Mrs. Mooney Nellie A. Mooney Mr. B. Mrs. Francis R. Moore J. Stuart Moore Mr. 8- Mrs. Joseph A. Morabito Mr. 8- Mrs. Thomas Moran Mor Building Company Rev. Frank Dr. 8. Mrs. Morn's Chi G. Morfield R. K. Morgan cken Coop 722-7691 Morris Barber Shop 8410 W Colfax John J. Morris The Morris Mort 81 Jai Family O Mountain Frozen Food Co. Mr. 8- Mrs. Ernest Micilli Mr, 81 Mrs. George Micilli Mr. 81 Mrs. Mike Mucilli Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert R. Mudd Mr. 8- Mrs. J. W. Mulqueen Mullen wil Mr. 8- Mrs. l take state in everything D. G. Mulligan Mr. 8. Mrs. R. E. Munroe Mr. 81 Mrs. Jerome Murphy John Murphy '69 Mr. 81 Mrs. Dennis A. Murray Mrs. M. M. Murray Mr. 8. Mrs. R. M. Murray Jr. Mr. 8. Mrs. R. M. Murray Sr. Mr. 8- Mrs. Thomas Mutz bigger than your dog Mr. Mel's driven in, 6201 North Fed 429-0433, 6498 Wads. by-pass 421-4664, 900 S Sheridan 936-1286. Home of the custom built burgers. Mc Rev. F. McCallin Pat McCarthy Mr. Jerry McCarthy John F. McCauley Inc. Mr. 8. Mrs. Joseph B. McClain Lucas McCain and Harold Mr. 81 Mrs. McCloskey Le Roy McCool Judson McCormick Mr. 81 Mrs. W. C. McCaslin Mr. 81 Mrs. Maek McCoy Mrs. Myrtle McDowell Mr. 81 Mrs. McDowell 8. Family Brian McConaty Mrs. Clara McConaty Jamie McConaty Brady McConaty McCay Company Mary Jo McEnery Len McEwen Music Co. 8460 W Colfax Mr. B- Mrs. Charles R. McFadden Cindi E. McGann Mr. 8. Mrs. John H. McGann Mrs. John E. McGann Johnny S. McGann Mr. 8- Mrs. John McGinn Grady McGovern Molly A. McGovern-Hamilton Funds Mr. Sr Mrs. Francis X. McGrath Mr. 8- Mrs. Leo C. McGrath Mr. 8. Mrs. Walter McGraw McGuies Meadow Lark Forest Mclntire Mclntosh-Crennen Insurance McLaughlin 81 Company Mr. 81 Mrs. George J. McHill Mr. 81 Mrs. Patrick C. McMahhon Mr. 8. Mrs. T. J. McMahon Reverend Donald McMahon Reverend Robert McMahon sspp Mr. 8- Mrs. Dan R. McNellis Mr. 8. Mrs. John T. McNellis Mr. 8- Mrs. Stephen L. R. McNichols Bill McNichols Ill-lV BOB McNichols '63 Mr. 81 Mrs. William H. McNichols Jr. James F. McTiernan N Catherine E. Nadorff Frances J. Nadorff Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Nadorff James H. Nadorff Class of '63 Mary C. Nadorff Mr. 81 Mrs. John R. Nalty National investment Co. 1400 Stout National Wildlife Federation-298352 Nativity of Our Lord School Broomfield Mr. 8. Mrs. W. V. Naughton Neighborhood lnn 2412 W. 44th Ave. Mr. 81 Mrs. Delbert C. Neilson Lou Nelan Mr. 8- Mrs. Louis D. Nelan Miss Peggy Nelan Mr. 8. Mrs. L. D. Nelan Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert Nemmers, Arvada Mr. James C. Nemmers, Arvada Mr. 81 Mrs. C. C. Nemmers, Arvada New Master Repair Shop New Yorker Lounge 2241 E. Colfax Av. Mrs. Frances Nicholas Mr. 81 Mrs. Nichols Patti Nichols for Pres. Tom Nieman The Thomas Nieman Family Nobody would buy this one No smoking in the smoker Mr. 8. Mrs. James Noyland Jr. Norm Teska and Little Jay Normandy Restaurant Mr. 81 Mrs. Fred E. Norris North Denver Drywall Mr. Norton Mrs. Norton Miss Betty Nothhaft Ceci Nowack North Denver Home and Auto 4360 38th North Federal Chevron 50th and Fed. We rent yamaha motor bikes North Park Nursery Mr. Robert L. Notron Rick Novak-A Friendly Frosh Dr. and Mrs. S. G. Novak Mr. and Mrs. Ted Novak Mr. 8. Mrs. Stan Nowack Nothing beats a sharps .44-90-400. Joe Nusse Class of '77 Mrs. Nutt Mr. 8. Mrs. Roy L. Nylander 8- Family O O. b, 3159. k, wi, r, n O, b, a, f, g, k, m, r, n, nm Oba Prad Mark J. O'Brien Investigator O'Brien's Tonsorial Parlor Fred O'Burke Don 8. Darleen O'Day George O'Day George O'Day Co. Miss Kate O'Day Mr. 8. Mrs. John O'Day Mr. 81 Mrs. Richard A. O'Donnell Mr. 8. Mrs. A. B. O'Dorisio Ogden Barber Service Oh, Brill, chickie, honie. O Henryl Oh Henryl Oh Hugggins Okay boys, uno, dos, tres .... Oliver's Meat Market Gerald P. Olmstead 8. Family Barb Olsen St. Mary's College Mr. 8. Mrs. Kenneth L. Olsen Romaine 8. Mary Olsen Mr. 8. Mrs. Al O'Meara Jr. One Hour Martinizing 1490 Carr St. Oneida Drug Co. 2259 Oneida One if by land, Teuth by sea. Mr. 81 Mrs. Frank O'Neill Mrs. Laurence A. O'Neill One Hour Martinizing 4361 Lowell Oneth by land, Teuth by sea Oneth, Teuth One, Teuth, three 007 David Opsahl Mrs. Opsahl Oriental Market 6150 N. Federal Stuart Orsborn Andrew A. Ott Mr. Bi Mrs. C. A. Drum Mr. 81 Mrs. T. J. O'Rourke Miss Marry Jane O'Rourke Otzie Osborn Mr. 81 Mrs. George W. O'Shaughnessy Mr. 8. Mrs. Carl Ott Elizabeth M. Ott Joe Ozaki Mr. 8. Mrs. Donald Owsley P Mr. 81 Mrs. Michael Page Mr. Bt Mrs. G. J. Palaze 8. Family Mrs. Louis F. Palaze Arnold Palmer Pandora's Toybox Jan Parella Cathy Parlett Pontius Parlett Mr. 81 Mrs. W. R. Parlett Map Rasher Jim, Bob, 8. Mike Pasquariello Pat says hi to a spider and a fly Patti 8. Rick Pat and Kelly Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Paffon Scott panter Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Pasquariello Mrs. Selma Peavy Penny Saver Drug Inc. Mr. 81 Mrs. Ray Pepe Pere's Pizza 5807 W. 38th Ave. Pergel Anna Marie Pergola says Hi Mr. 8- Mrs. Edward Pe Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Joe Pergola rme James Perse J. C. Petrglia Mr. 8- Mrs. S. F. Petraglia Pflueger Mr. 8. Mrs. Carl Phillips Pfeifers Restaurant Aurora Colo. Dr. Philpot Phyl, Scooter, Cooper, Apachello and Suckers Physics is fun? Mrs. Mary Piccoli-Beauty Shop Mr. 8- Mrs. George Pierce and Son Pierre's Bar-b-que 2859 Tremont M. E. Pierce Family Pierson Drywall Plaster 477-4859 Pine Cone lnn-4301 Pecos The Dr. Donald Ping Family Pipefitters Local No. 208 Frank Piro Mr. 81 Mrs. Ray Piroddi Pixie Floral Shop Pizza Village 64th 8. Sheridan Jim's Pizzeria 4748 Teion St. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil F. Pizzine Plaza Drug Mart, Boulder, Colo. Please fold, mutilate, bend, and soak Mr. 81 Mrs. Anthony Pacrenick Nicholas and Marian Pohlit Esign Kristen Polak The Richard Polak Family Mr. 8. Mrs. Andrew Polniak Pomponia's D.X. Restaurant 81 Lounge Pooh Carney Book 8- Record Shop Endorsed by Mary Poppins Porky come home Soph V needs youll Mr. 8. Mrs. G. Potter Mr. 8. Mrs. R. B. Potter Power Rental Equipment, Pat Slaven Mr. 81 Mrs. Louis F. Pozelnik Preisser's Superette Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph R. Price The Pride Of Denver Print at the Pruett Press Dr. 8. Mrs. J. F. Prinzing Sr. Dr. J. F. Prinzing Jr. Progressive Music Co. 7855 W. Colfax Property of Regis Keeds equals i-5 plus fang Mr. 81 Mrs. Harold Prose Rev. D. O. Prose Prose 8- Poetry John Potarf '56 Insurance Jack Prose and the tribe P.r.u.s.h. Rev. A. E. Puhl Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Purcell Pete Pusede, Pikes Peak Hill Racer Purity Creameries Q Quasimodo Mrs. J. H. Quady ?????????????????????????'??????????? Frank Quinn Mr. 8. Mrs. James Quinn Mrs. L. A. Quinn 81 Miss Katherine Ker Sugardaddy Quinn Mr. 8. Mrs. T. L. Quinn Tim Quinn for President Mrs. Clara Quintelier Mr. 8. Mrs. Leon Quintelier Mr. 8. Mrs. Ronald Quintelier A Quitter never wins and a winner never quits. R George Radovich Mr. 81 Mrs. George Radovich Mr. 81 Mrs. Geo. D. Radovich Sam Radovich Frosh-65 Rah for Regis The Rainmakers Call, 424-7200 Mr. 8. Mrs. Leo Raish 8. Family Ralston Center Liquors Ralston Liquors Shirley Ramaker Manuel Rangel Lafayette Colo. Mr. 8. Mrs. R. M. Rappenecker Mr. 8. Mrs. Richard Rasmussen Mr. 81 Mrs. Donald Raub Mr. 81 Mrs. Alex Schell 81 Raymond Ray's Barber Shop 10th 81 Wadsworth Red Carpet Barber Shop 316- 17th St. Regards Sather Jewelry Regis High a go, go Regis '66, '67, etc. Regards Mountain States Tel 8. Tel Regis is the best Regis is the best Regis is really a wynner Reg is Regis Reg is Raiders will smash Mullen. will beat Mullen 8. take State. will be in my heart forever. Ed Reichert T. V. Service Mr. 81 Mrs. Francis Reinert Pat Reinert Elena Restivo howdy. Mr. Renner is cool Mr. Renner is never up here. Mr. Rennar is neat. Pete Repka is in Frosh. lll Residential Heating Guild Restaurant Kitchen Sales 8- Service R. K. 8. Marie Reynolds, Englewood The Revello Boys Mr. 81 Mrs. J. Re Vello LeRoy K. Rhyard Dr. 8. Mrs. Lee E. Rice Richard the Methodist Mr. 81 Mrs. A. D. Rice Ridge Wood Realty A. E. Rinnander Realty 4243 Harlan Amilia Risoli Rockey Mountain School of Art Jessie B. Roehling Tom C. Rogan Jr. Mr. 81 Mrs. John H. Rogers Mr. 8. Mrs. Lacy Rohan Mrs. John Rohan Roger's Skelly Service Ray's Barber, Shop Red Cottage Barber Shop Refinishing Materials lnc. Regis Reg is Reg is est rex. is the best: John Adams Mobil Service Center Mr. 81 Mrs. Francis Reinert Mr. 8- Mrs. George Reinert Mr. 81 Mrs. R. Rinehart Remember telephone Messages-N.' B. Mr. 8. Mrs. John R. Repka Mr. 81 Mrs. William Rerucha Mr. 81 Mrs. George Reynolds Mr. 8. Mrs. Terry Reynolds Ridge Valley Poultry Mrs. James J. Roach Mrs. Arthur F. Rogers Rome will rise again. Romola's Auto Service 2835 W. 44th Mr. 81 Mrs. Raymond Rome Roscoe's Dexter Barber Shop Mr. 8. Mrs. Philip Rose The Roses-San Francisco Rosey Seroussi Rossi's Denargo Grill Rotola's Mr. 8. Mrs. Gail E. Rumley Patrons Rush Bagses 8. Chip Forman Russell Texuio 1295 So. Sheridan Miss Josephine Rotello Mrs. Stella Rotella Lillian Rayball Dennis Roybal Mr. Royball Mr. 81 Mrs. Frank A. Rudea Rudy's Barber Shop Mr. Bi Mrs. W. W. Ruff Mr. 8. Mrs. E. J. Rupert Mr. 81 Mrs. Frank Ruskoski Ruth's Flowers 6690 W. 38th Mr. 81 Mrs. D. A. Ruterbones Mr. 8- Mrs. Owen G. Ryan Mr. 8. Mrs. Micheal Ryan S Mr. 81 Mrs. Ray SaBell Sr. Saber-Tueth-Tiger Sacred Heart Convent-Boulder Sacred Heart CYO-Boulder St. Anne's CYO-the best in Denver Mr. 8. Mrs. Wm Sailors Sally Ann's Creamery 3558 Nauaio Saint Francis Warriors William Sallee Salute to Regis High David Sanchez Class of '69 Mr. 81 Mrs. Felix Sanchez 81 Family Mr. 8- Mrs. Joe E. Sanchez Judge 81 Mrs. John F. Sanchez Mr. 8. Mrs. Sanders Sandy is the best Mr. 81 Mrs. Samual Saracino Jr. Mr. Ray Sargeant Mr. 8. Mrs. Carl Sarno Mr. 8. Mrs. Rocco Satriano Mr. James Saucer Mr. 81 Mrs. James R. Sauer Save Mountain View Church Tom Savich Dr. Owen E. Sayers Mr. 8. Mrs. Carl J. Scavo Lyle K. Schaaf The Dean Schachterle Family The Schabron Family Alex ScheIl's Tex 8. Accoustic Ceil Mr. 8- Mrs. Joseph Schell Rita Scheuneman Mr. 81 Mrs. E. J. Schierburg Doug Schleuter is the best Frosh Mr. 8. Mrs. Schlitzenheimer George J. Schmidt Mary Jo Schmidt Rev. Harley Schmitt JCD Mrs. Terry Schneider The Schneider Family Mr. 8. Mrs, Thomas L. Schoech Mr. 8. Mrs. Harry Schraeder Rich Schraeder, Regis College Dr. 81 Mrs. Schulze Schwienhundin Mr. 8- Mrs. Gregory Scibona Jay Smith '62 Scott Spinney's Homecoming Date Mrs. Leah Seamans Mr. 81 Mrs. A. Seep Mr. 8. Mrs. H. F. Seep Robert R. Seno Senior 4 Seniors stay in school, go to college Robert R. Seno A Senseless man knows not Sue Setzer Mr. 8- Mrs. Frank Sferra Semper Paratus quote the Big D Mr. 81 Mrs. Mike Sferra Mr. 8. Mrs. Ronald Shaffer Shannon's Hair Shop Mrs. Esther Shapiro W. C. Shea Mr. 81 Mrs. Frank V. Sheehan Mr. 8- Mrs. Gene Shell Shelley's Drugs Arvada, Colorado Mr. 8. Mrs. Gene Shell Sheridan Standard 2245 Sheridan Blvd. Sherwin Williams Co. 4385 Wadsworth She's somethin' else-that Shirley Mary Shevlin Silverfox rides again Shirley's the greatest Mr. 8. Mrs. Roy Shold 8. Sons Mr. 81 Mrs. Thomas H. Shonsey Mr. 8. Mrs. Charles Shugarts Shutto's Thriftway W 46th 8. Teion A sieve won't hold water . . . Seestrap's Infant Nursery Mr. 8r Mrs. D. J. Sikes Sill-Terhar Ford Broomfield Colo Mr. Bi Mrs. Charles Sieestrap Mrs. Mary Sieestrap Silver State Cleaners Jim Sinclair 10th 81 Jassmine Sinclair Lanes welcomes Regis boys Mrs. R. Sindall Joey 8. Ellen Sinkula Mr. 81 Mrs. E. J. Sirovatka Sisters of Mercy Broomfield Colo. SJSK is A CC Coach Shrine of St Anne's . Sine Anna Vita Est Nulla Mr. 8. Mrs. Adolf Skul Slattery 8. Co. Mechanical Contractor Mr. 8. Mrs. Frank Slechta Smash Mullen this year Adelaide Smith Mr. 8. Mrs. Roger Smith Mr. 8. Mrs. Edward L. Smith Mr. 8. Mrs. George D. Smith Chy Mrs. R. A. Smith Paul Smith sells insurance 444-1300 Mr. Raymond J. Smith Mr. William Smith Smokey's Sinclair Service 42nd 8. Pec Snuuky's Market Son, tell it to your Grandmal Mr. Dean M. Soners Soph 1 strikes again Sophomore 2 Soph 3 class of '68 To the best class-Soph 3 Soph 3-so fine Soph 2 is the best Soph Class Soph-5 Snow White Beauty Salon Mr. 8. Mrs. Dale Stander State Representative Betty Miller Greg Steinkamp Steve 'n Sons Carpet Mr. 8. Mrs. Tuck Squier Mr. 8. Mrs. John J. Stamm, Jr. D. A. Steinkamp 8. Co. Mr. C. Stervs Hazel M. Stevens Carol Stoll The Strange Strangler The Strange Frosh Mr. 8. Mrs. C. J. Street Mrs. Patricia Sturtz SO WHAT AND THE 7 WHAT-NOTS Southglenn Texaco 2102 E Arapahoe Chanles W. Sparlin 2729 Julian Elaine M. Sparlin 2729 Julian Mr. 81 Mrs. Doug Sparks State Cleaners Sterio Hi-Fi 5705 E Colfax St. Francis is a hole St James School St Jude equals M. K. St. Mary's High Remsen Iowa Stop playing the role, hill 10f27 Stutz Olive Drug 7010 E Colfax St Vincent De Paul CYO St Vincent De Paul Rectory Stan's Totem Post Bill Stapleton Mr. 81 Mrs. Fred Starbuck 8. Family Mr. 8. Mrs. Everett L. Stewart St. Mary's Littleton C.C.D. Barbra Streisand Mr. 8. Mrs. Richard H. Strong The students of Loyola say Hll Subiectsz Fishing, Deer-hunting, Ski Subway Tavern 3759 Lipan St. Success to Regis High School Sucker Suggested by Marianne Faithful Mr. 8. Mrs. Edward A. Sullivan, Jr. Mr. 8. Mrs. B. J. Superchi The Surfin' Bird Surf-Riders Fan Club Surf's up . . . Mr. Willard Swansea Drug E 46th at Josphine Swartz Brokerage Co. a Swell Guy Dr. 8. Mrs. J. L. Swigert Mrs. Wm B. Swigert 81 Bill Mr. Si Mrs. Switzer Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert Swoger Father Syrianey T T.A.D. Take five Bill Take His card Mr. Willardll Take state Talk to Van Schaack Realtor Insurer 297-5000 Paul G. Copeland Joe Talpers Mrs. Mary Taylor Teion Chevron 4751 Teion Teion Drug Teion Hardware 1851 W. 52nd Ave. Tell it to yer grandmother. Mrs. Tempest Terri digs all the group sounds Mr. 81 Mrs. Ward Terfy 8th Ave. Texaco Thank God for St. Mary's That Shirley sure is fine Theisen Sprinkler Systems C. G. Theodoran Tim Theisen and Families They don't come better th Mr. 8. Mrs. J. M. Thielen John Tierney lThirteen a go got This ain't worth two buck This is the last year I buy This sentence is a waste o 466-4709 an Shirley s, H. F. all 5 f money The Thompson's and the Darrs Mr. 8- Mrs. Robert D. Thytault The Tierney Family Tom Tierney Jr. Mr. 8- Mrs. James T. Tefmam Tip Top Shoe Service Mr. 81 Mrs. Thos. F. Timmins A. T. Thomson Monument and Marble Dr. and Mrs. John E. Thompson A Thought for Peace-D.O. Thunder and Regis Forever To all grass trimmers To Boulder High State Champs of 1930 To all my girl friends with lovel Ed ' r To Cochran s Pythen, Sher Mrs. Toll y knows To Mr. Willard from Ozwark To Mr. Timothy Willard To the Tigers Sedar 8- McMahon Tony and Cindy are nice Tony's Eggs and Produce Co. To Pam with love Donald Topczewski Family Tony's Rock Tower lnn 3590 Morison Tough Luck Machebeufl Mr. 8. Mrs. Kenneth Townsdin Toy Box Brighton Slot Tracks Hobbies Trails End Motel 9025 W. Colfax Mike Tramutt 2750 S. High Mr. 8. Mrs. Jack Travis Troilo 66 Ser. Station-4358 Zuni Troop 338 BSA St. Ann's Mr. 8- Mrs. Nicholas Trugi Mr. Joseph Trugilo Mrs. Carlos Tuermann Tueth Better than One Tueth a-go-go lo Mr. Teuth Sez Hi to his best J. 5 Mr. 8- Mrs. E. M. Tully Mr. 8. Mrs. Robert Tully Turks Supper Club Allen Turnbull Mrs. Emma Tursick Mr. 8. Mrs. James E. Tuttle Two Bucks-Gonel U Udick Auto Supply 1421 W. 38th Ave. Darlene Uhrich Mr. 8. Mrs. A. Warren Urich C. B. Underwood Union Merc. Co., Rock Springs, Wyo. University Hills Pharmacy Up Rennar, down Willard V Mr. 8. Mrs. Mort Vagnino A. M. Vagnino Mr. 8. Mrs. A. G. Vahrenk Mr. 8. Mrs. Ray Valente amp Van Every Jeweler 1409 Krameria Mr. 81 Mrs. Jack Vance Mr. 8. Mrs. John Vandermiller Mr. 8. Mrs. D. J. Varacalle Mr. 8- Mrs. Charles Varone Mr. 81 Mrs. Vecchiarelli Velma says Jerome will soon own Regis Mrs. Anna Verdieck Lt. Col. E. Verdieck Tom Vessels Mrs. Tom Vessels Jr. Steve Vessels Mr. Tom Vessels Jr. The vice lords will reign Vick's Skelly Service 980 So. Fed. Victim of Trig. IV-1 Marla Kae Villano Mr. 8. Mrs. Louis Villano Villa Roma Lounge 6241 W. Fed. Mr. Paul Vinnola Viva class of '66 Viva class of '68 Viva long hair Viva Soph. 4 Mr. 8. Mrs. Cecil H. Vagel Vogue Optical lnc. 2424 S Dr. H. J. VonDetten Rita Von Wahlde Mr. 8. Mrs. Vorce W Mrs. Edwin H. Wagner Sr. Mrs. Margaret Wagner Kevin Waidmann-the fink o. Colo Blvd. L. B. Walker Radio 300 Bryant Steve Walker Mr. 81 Mrs. Rudolph Wallace Paul Walters Wanted: 1916 LSQ, 1921D LSH, 1921 LH Mr. 81 Mrs. John F. Walton 84 Family Walt's Hilltop Market-32nd 81 Chase Ward Realty 399-1355-Cherry Creek Mr. 81 Mrs. Patrick Warhoe 81 Family Mr. 8- Mrs. G. F. Warner Mr. 81 Mrs. Wm. J. Warner Mr. 8- Mrs. C. E. Warnke Lorraine and Betty Warwick Washinger's Electric Store Watch Get Smart lt is funny Watch I Spy every Wednesday night Watch Man From Uncle on Friday Watch out for squirrelsl Mr. 81 Mrs. Thomas Waters Mr. 8. Mrs. Joseph C. Watkins Mr. 8- Mrs. Joseph E. Watkins Miss Estelle Watson Mr. James E. Watson and Family B. C. Watts and Co. We gotta get out of this place Mr. 81 Mrs. Howard F. Wegs Mr. 81 Mrs. Marvin D. Weight J. H. Weiler lnsp. Service, Inc. Mr. 8. Mrs. Joe Weiman Western Tech Electronics Westgate Barber Shop, 5750 W. 44th We love you Mr. Willard We're always here to help you. Rose Mrs. R. J. Wernell Western Book and Supply co. West Colfax Feed 8. Garden Supply What, me worry? What me worry?-l'm in Soph 2 What would Regis do Wheatridge Professional Pharmacy Patrons Mr. 8- Mrs. Ell Yakich Sr. Ya, Leroy Schroder Father Jules Yallaly C. M. Wheatridge Lanes-6595 W. 38th Yea, the Rodiguez Family Wheatridge Liquors, 5808 W. 38th Yea, Loretta Heights Wheatridge 66 Service W. 44th Yea 7A 8- 6B at St. Bernadette When in Doubt, Punt Yea, JUt1i0f 2 Velma Wetherel, 1620 Albion Yea Cathedreat High School Mr. 8. Mrs. David Winslow Yea Fangl Whimbelton and Wanda Who are you trying to kid, Wholesale Lumber Camilla M. White Yea for the class of '67 the best. Lee? Yea Frosh 5 Bill Yeager Mrs. R. L. Yaeger Yay! Machebeuf Boo? Regis???? Why? Becausel Who? Whoelse? Yea Gods Why gfudy? Yea! Juniors Paul M. Wiesner Rich Wiley Yea postulate 18 Ron Wiley-Freddye Quick Ron Wiley-Prefect ZXQ Carol Williams Mr. 81 Mrs. John H. Wilson Alvina Windler John, Gary, Winkin', Blinkin', and Nod Mr. Mrs. Don Winters Mr. Albert Wolff Mr. 81 Mrs. Agnes Woodend Mr. 8. Mrs. Roy E. Woodman W. A. Woolford Words-Tom Shneider Wright Motor Line Mr. 81 Mrs. James Wright and Family Mr. Bert Wyperd Mr. Jack Wyperd and Family John Whelan Class of '70 N Yea Regis. Yea! Regis Yea Regis 8. Holy Family class of '69 Yea Regis High School Jim, Bob Yea Regis Raiders Yea Juniors Yeal Soph. ll Yeal Sophomore classes at Holy Family Yeal Soph 1 Yea to the ski team of Regis Yeahl Class of '67 Yea, Ray Marine Yeh ll-5 Yea for Soph. 2 Yea! St. Francis Yea Francis Warriors Qnh Yea us! Class of 66 Mr. 8. Mrs. Ray V. Yeager Mr. John J. Yelenick Mr. Joseph T. Yelenick Mr. 8. Mrs. Cleo E. Young You stab em we slab em-Mortuary Your girl-friends Friend Local Beauty Shop Z Zale's Jewelers Mr. 8- Mrs. C. U. Zalewski 81 Family Dave Zalewski is stronger than dirt Mr, 8. Mrs. D. A. Zarlengo Zarlengo loves Dianne from HAPZX Dr. and Mrs. R. J. Zarlengo Mr. 8. Mrs. Albert E. Zarlengo Mr. Anthony F. Zarlengo Mr. 81 Mrs. Atrhur W. Zarlengo Dr. L Mrs. C. U. Zarlengo Dr. 8. Mrs. Earnest Zarlengo Mr. 8- Mrs. H. E. Zarlengo Karen Zarlengo Paula Zarlengo Dr. U. Zarlengo Dr. 81 Mrs. Anton C. Zeman Stanley 81 Lois Zeman Mrs. Stella Zendzian Zero Plumbing Co. Mrs. A. J. Ziska Mr. 8- Mrs. Fred L. Ziska Mr. 8. Mrs. E. A. Zoellner Mr. 8. Mrs. R. E. Zoellner Mrs. H. T. Zook Zuni Cleaners Zuni Standard 33rd at Zuni Mr. 8. Mrs. Emil Zwiezen W t. D' r. C . The F ' dl Ho se X Mr- 8- Mrs- Claude Yeager W2ZternlT3owT10,000 llelTsllonyRoa4L:l MV- 8' MVS- William F- Yeager zzzzol-The Amealer Wesiminister Bowl W' 72nd 81 Lowell Xyz xyz xyz xyz xyz xyz xyz xyz xyz Yeah Booboo Bear zzzzzzzzzz9-3 Westminister Coin Center, buy-Sell Y Yeahll Class Of '67 ZZZZZZZZZZ equals Rennan Westminister Little Banquet Yeah Juniors 9116 W. 6th Ave. Lakewood We want Urban renewed Yaa Soph. 2 Mr. 81 Mrs. John A. Yelenick 91-61-91 cm. Printing. . . Newsfoto Publishing Compony Son Angelo, Texos Cover . . . Universcil Bookbindery, lnc. Son Antonio, Texcis Feoture Photography. . . Francois Studios Dornell Photographs of Denver ix S' AM- N E W S F O T O Your Yearbook Publisher