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

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AK S if 1' The mural is almost as good as looking through a window!? W3 of Elf' ur , Dale Watts participates in the popular game of Spades. The Smoker was even used for quiet study. Goodbye, Smoker The Senior Smoker enioyed, or should we say, suf- fered through some good years as a haven for the Seniors at Regis. Everything from studying to food fights and poker suggested that the Smoker was a place for the Senior. Because of the completion of the new school, room had to be found to replace the condemned third floor rooms. As a result, new plans for the Smoker were made.

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Kevin Brovsky geis as much pain? on ihe floor as on the wall The steady hand of John Gleason adds to the beauty of the smoker.

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Office of headmaster initiated at Regis After a power shuffle in the school hierarchy, the dust cleared leaving a new principal, Fr. Tim Cronin, S.J., and a new position, that of Headmaster, with Fr. Sherwood Boian, S.J., to fill it. Former princi- pal, Fr. Robert J. Starratt, S.J., is spending the year working with the Indians in Bolivia. Fr. Bill Kotten- stette, S.J., took a sabbatical early in the year, leaving his iob of Dean of Students to be filled by former biology teacher, Mr. Ray Rosen- baugh. Mr. Guy Gibbs functioned as Assistant Principal in charge of Student Activities, assisted by Mrs. Jean Lombard, Registrar. Oversee- ing the complex operation of run- ning the educational institution were Fr. Thomas Casey, S.J., head of the board of trustees, and the President of the corporation, Fr. David Clarke, S.J. Br j' --:als .W fmfigp Rev. Timothy Cronin, S.J., Principal, was very helpful in rearranging student schedules. ...Af If Rev. Sherwood T. Boian, S.J., Headmaster, pauses from his immensely busy day to greet some of his fans. Rev. Thomas Casey, S.J., Chairman of the Board oi Rev. David Clarke, S.J., President of the Regis Educational Corporation Tfusiees 6 .X C 4 I N J