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

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A set design for Theatre Arts arouses varied reactions from Quinn His unique style is apparent as Fr. Mike Tueth chats with Pat Arellano and Mr. Bill Peery. Arnold. Basic English individualized With three new teachers, the iuliu- duction of a highly-indivilized Basic English program for freshmen, and efforts to design elective courses with specific classes in mind, the English department showed its will- ingness to improve its programs. Mr. Stan Dunlap ioined the depart- ment at the beginning of the year but left half-way through the first semester to take an administrative position at Holy Family. After com- pleting his doctoral program Fr. Mike Tueth joined the faculty at the semester. Mrs. Jean Malenk offi- cially joined the department after doing her practice teaching at Regis last yearg she brought with her highly specialized skills in read- mg. Crossword puzzles entertain and teach, as Mr. Steve Beilman demonstrates. Mr. Stan Dunlap explains an activity card to a small group.

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wi' js- Fr. Tom Jost's greatest attribute is total concentration on his work, as exemplified in this picture. i f 'U' .ss Fr. Taylor asks a student to display the maturity he's been saving up all this time. I J iii I Ms. Jean Malenk shows a smile when asked a certain ques- tion. fam In his Popular Music class, Mr. Tony Deutsch gives students the history and origin of the music they enioy.

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'f eq , w . If, LENS- as QQ ww .M f. Lv-'ll' , Supporting cast members Mary Hierath, Cindy Gaudio, Sam Brennan, John Guenther, Kathy McVicar, Paula Longo, and Sakini, Dan McVicar, intently watch the struggle between Louis Sillstrop, and Dan Lynch. RIGHT: Captain Fisby, Lino Toyos, accepts gift from Lisa Arellano, proving their friendship. X XT NSC!--Q XX, X. LN