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

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vg Incorporating five full-time teachers, the The- ology department offered a myriad of elec tives for interested iuniors and seniors. Fr. Paul Pilgram, the chairman of the depart- ment, felt good about this year's electives. Mr. Pat Arnold, S.J., and his intense knowl- edge of the Mid-East problem were used to introduce a very contemporary elective, Arab-Israeli Conflict. Mr. Bill Jelinek offered many courses he taught last year, as well as a new follow-up to his Faith class, Jesus. Recently ordained Fr. Phil Kraus, along with Ms. Margaret Maloy, taught mainly freshman and sophomore theology courses, while Mr. Bill Peery and Mr. Bill McNichols taught Cele- bration for the second year. Fr. Ralph Taylor and Mrs. Jan Baulsir explored the deeper realm of religion with the Psychology of Reli- gion and Explorations in Inner Space. Mr. Richard Lundstrom taught a very popular course, Social Sin. Fr. Tom Jost and his Faith and Contemporary Man class review William Barrett's article, The Testimony of Modern Art. ,-... 1 , Q y ff! A ,, 'Je' 'T D y. . N fiyf- f'fi i H ' W Newly ordained Fr. Phil Kraus discusses Church history with Dave Bernhart and Mark Ficco. Contemporary electives offered in Theology The fundamental option is explained by Mr. Bill Jelinek.

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MM E1 Mr. Tom Fair, Supervisor of Maintenance, checks daily work list. Reliable aid supplied by Student Services Books and food awaited the returning students after their long summer holiday. Ms. Florence Tru- iillo ran the cafeteria with the efficiency of a naval captain. Everyday around lunch time students could buy a hot meal as they took a brief respite from the hurried school schedule. Mr. Tom Fair supervised the student work-assistance program which was partially involved in the constant iob of keeping the school clean. Every day after the stu- dents went home, Mr. Fair and his maintenance crew purged the school of dirt to prepare it for another day. Meanwhile, Brother Joe Gockel, S.J., ran a bookstore to supply the students with all the implements helpful to the educational process. LEFT: Bro. Joe Gockel, S.J., totals up bookstore profits on cz busy day. BELOW: Ms. Florence Truiillo greets a customer with the familiar smile. 2 ..f

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Interest is almost apparent in Ms. Margaret Maloy's Freshman theology class. Teaching Sophomore theology is a real test of patience for Fr. Paul Pilgram. Mr. Pat Arnold relates some of his experiences in Israel to his Freshman Old Testament class.