Regis College - Ranger Yearbook (Denver, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1949 volume:

5 mm r ' v 1 ' ' ' ff r ■ , ,siTfii ; M m w K w THE RANGER jH«« t 1949 Andy Marielon Editor-in-Chief William Martin Salvaiore Aliolo Associate Editors Philip D. Anlonelli Financial Administrator Frank De Lorenzo Business Manager Charles Sillstrop Sports Editor Michael Klamann Art Editor Robert Mockler Staff Photographer Jack LePenske Activities Editor ADMINISTRATION BUILDING CHAPEL OF ST. JO FRANCIS REGIS HHHH LONE EAGLE PEAK J jW Vj Sj CARROLL HALL John B. Furslenberg III typifies the boys whose lathers were killed in World War II. Young Furslenberg is the son of John B. Furslenberg II, who was an alumni of Regis. It was with these boys in mind thai the Math Club established their Scholar- ship Fund for the deserving sons of World War II veterans. %m DEDICATION %m ■■iwm r SfHSI 9, r. 1 ' i. mmisi mrmmsm $ s -,-- uv , - w ma mx t?Ar T H3i taM.M.U i iv rnmm rsfifsr T 133 a IteS.J.TO —7 ■ 7 TiT-,-:,- — f TfT: ' A34VT) 71, • :•■- -.;■=] si .Air .wr iriift ■ ' - -.i r - i - i?rr« -,amm sjwrbto m. ai iw, stir wsi m m flm nrsw ssiiRppfin a. w m ANNONS of iuar have long since ceased to fire . . . untold hours have passed since they gave their last measure of devotion, but in token of this loyalty, we wish to dedicate the 1949 Ranger to them -the Regis Alumni killed in World War 11 THE STAFF PRESIDENT ' S MESSA R iudg ents u vxct i3 t. att ate d men. m vo evaluate Bnltltid has tn de iude rnm , followers. .__ of w .t.e trT I rms f ..l ,9 fa ed ma ould not 3 1 ' tie to - - be ).ea— ism. g y are f social S ' and a or on voca tio and su . He iworJ-o. a i.i, , fit0n _. ver. B ood to ,o £ Attained most t0 ggf . - lle socS S ' and a or on voca tio and su p moria a i.i, , f lt ° n verj S°° d to T°u J ) k fa fit- T. jC 3 f$P i CONTENTS :- ADMINISTRATION SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHHEN ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS ADVERTISING THE MOST REVEREND URBAN J. VEHR Archbishop of Denver ■« 3BSSS58K! s? ADMINISTRATION THE BUILDING OF MEN y PROGRESSES NOW AS THEN . . . THOUGH A HUNDRED YEARS HAVE PASSED . . . JESUIT EDUCATION IS YET TO BE SURPASSED Raphael C. McCarthy, S.J., A.M., Ph.D. President Professor of Psychology . A helping hand and a friendly smile are waiting for any who knock on the door at the end of De Smet Hall, for behind it is the padre who has made an instantaneous success in his first year as Dean and Registrar, Fr. Mattione. Louis G. Mattione, S.J., A.M., S.T.L. Dean and Registrar Louis A. Bloomer, S.J., A.M. Associate Professor of English Christian L. Bonnet, S.J., A.M., Ph.L., S.T.L. Assistant Professor in Philosophy Joseph V. Downey, S.J., A.M., M.S. Instructor in Physics William B. Faherly, S.J.,A.M.,Ph.D. Instructor in History and Sociology William J. Fitzgerald, S.J., A.B., A.M. Instructor in Religion Mark S. Gross, S.J., A.M. Assistant Professor of English William J. Heavey, S.J. Supt. of Grounds and Buildings Francis X. Hoefkens, S.J. Treasurer William F. Houser, S.J. Assistant Treasurer John John, S.J., A.M., Ph.D., S.T.L. Instructor in Classical Languag and Philosophy Bernard S. Karst, S.J., A.M. Instructor in Education T. Louis Keenoy, S.J., A.M., M.S. Assistant Professor of Chemistry Charles Francis Kruger, S.J., A.M., A.B.L.S., S.T.L. Librarian, Assistant Professor of Speech William J. O ' Shaughnessy, S.J., A.M., Canon. Ph.D. Professor of Psychology John J. Quirk, S.J., A.M. Instructor in Modern Languages J. Clement Ryan, S.J., A.M., S.T.L. Assistant Professor of English Joseph A. Ryan, S.J., A.M. Professor of Accounting and Economics Thomas F. Singleton, S.J., B.S. Instructor in Mathematics Harold L. Stansell, S.J., A.M., Ph.D. Instructor in History o Ervin A. Stauifen, S.J., A.M., S.T.L. Assistant Professor of English George M. Tipton, S.J., Ph.D. Instructor in Chemistry Elmer J. Trame, S.J., A.M. Ph.D. Associate Professor of Biology James Francis Walsh, S.J., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Philosophy Edward H. Wintergalen, S.J., A.M., M.S.C. Assistant Professor of Economics Jrother Walter Winkler, S.J. Assistant to Supt. of Buildings George E. Bechtolt, A M. Instructor in Spanish, French and German Joseph P. Burger, A.B. Assistant in Organic Chemistry William J Carson, B.S.C. Instructor in Accounting Thomas H. Elliott, A.B. Lecturer in Biology John V. Coyne, A.B., M.B.A. Assistant Professor in Business Administration Director of Athletics Joseph J. Gonzales, A.B., A.M. Instructor in English Eugene M. Holleran, B.S., Ph.D. Instructor in Chemistry Robert J. Howerton, B.S., M.S. Instructor in Mathematics and Physics Fred R. Van Valkenburg, A.M. Instructor in History Larry Lee Varnell, A.B. Instructor in English, Athletic Coach Edwin Williams, B.S. Director of Public Relations Philip W. Froebes, S.J., A.M. Professor of Physics Henry P. Hecken, S.J., A.M. Professor of Physics Most Rev. Bernard J. Sullivan S.J., A.M., LL.D, D.D. Instructor in English £ OUL OF CHRIST, SANCTIFY ME BODY OF CHRIST, SAVE ME BLOOD OF CHRIST, INEBRIATE ME WATER FROM THE SIDE OF CHRIST, WASH ME PASSION OF CHRIST, STRENGTHEN ME GOOD JFSUS, HEAR ME NEVER PERMIT ME TO BE SEPARATED FROM THEE WITHIN THV WOUNDS, HIDE ME FROM THE WICKED ENEMV, DEFEND ME IN THE HOUR OF MY DEATH, CALL ME AND BID ME COME TO THEE THAT WITH THY SAINTS I MAY BLESS THEE FOREVER AND EVER, AMEN. Prayer of St Ignatius Loyola ■ FT :... SENIORS X MAN . . .THE SENIOR HURRIES T O • K JOIN THE TRAIN OF LIFE... THE PAST HAS NURTURED HIM... THE FUTURE CALLS ... HE IS READY. m in Jflemoriam ROBERT J. SCHLOSS 1927-1949 Candidate for B.S. in English Entered Regis College September, 1944, served with the Armed Forcer of the United States, re-entered Regis September, 1946 Chemistry Club ' 47- ' 49 Brown and Gold ' 48- ' 49 Softball ' 47- ' 49 Tennis ' 47- ' 49 Sodality ' 47- ' 49 Biology Club ' 47 ' 49 Vets Club THOMAS J. DOLAN, JR. Rawlins, Wyoming B.S. in History Inlramural Basketball ' 46 ' 47 Wyoming Club Secretary ' 47- ' 48 Brown and Gold Editor-in-Chief ' 49 Senior Class President ' 48- ' 49 Sodality Secretary ' 48- ' 49 Vets Club , 48- ' 49 JOHN E. McGANN Pueblo, Colorado B.S. in Business Administration Sophomore Class President Junior Class Vice President Senior Class Vice President Delta Sigma R Club Sodality Secretary ' 46 Glee Club ' 46- ' 48 Vets Club Boarders Conclave President ' 47- ' 48 Baseball ' 46 Junior Prom Committee ' 48 Student Athletic Manager ' 48- ' 49 Student Prefect ' 47- ' 49 Intramurals VINCENT SCHMITZ Denver, Colorado B.S. in Accounting Senior Class Secretary ' 48- ' 49 Student Council Representative ' 48 Delta Sigma ' 46- ' 49 R Club ' 49 Vets Club ' 49 Ski Club ' 46 Sodality ' 46 Baseball Intramural Basketball and Softball WILLIAM B. TAYLOR Denver, Colorado B.S. in Accounting Golf Brown and Gold Business Manager Delta Sigma Student Coucil Representative ' 48- ' 49 Ski Club R Club North Denver Rangers ft - v PHILIP D. ANTONELLI Silverton, Colorado B.S. in Economics Basketball ' 43, ' 47- ' 49 Boarders Conclave Director ' 46 Baseball ' 47 Ranger Stafi ' 48- ' 49 Coronation Ball Committee ' 47- ' 49 Student Council Director ' 48- ' 49 Delta Sigma R Club Brown and Gold, Circulation Manage Vets Club Junior Prom Committee ' 48 Who ' s Who ' 49 JAMES A. BACA Albuquerque, New Mexico B.S. in Philosophy Intramural Basketball ' 46- ' 49 Spanish Club ' 47- ' 49 Student Council Representative ' 48- ' 49 Sodality ' 46- ' 49 Debate Club ' 47- ' 48, Secretary ' 48- ' 49 Ranger Staff ' 46- ' 47 Aquinas Academy ' 49 LENO R. BATTOCHIO Sterling, Colorado B.S. in Business Administration Vets Club VINCENT DOMENICO Denver, Colorado B.S. in Business Administration. Vets Club Ranger ' 49 North Denver Rangers Intramural Basketball Delta Sigma SIDNEY W. BISHOP Denver, Colorado B.S. in Business Adminisirati Vets Club Delta Sigma CLEMENT A. BUECHE San Antonio, Texas B.S. in Accounting Delta Sigma ' 47- ' 49 International Relations Club ' 48- ' 49 Student Council Representative Vets Club ' 48- ' 49 Downtown Club ' 48- ' 49 WINSTON W. CHURCHILL Denver, Colorado B.S. in Business Administration Intramural Softball ' 47- ' 49 Vets Club President ' 48- ' 49 Delta Sigma ' 48- ' 49 HOWARD A. CURTIS Steamboat Springs, Colorado B.S. in Philosophy Sodality, ' 46- ' 49 Glee Club ' 46- ' 48 Drama Club ' 47- ' 48 J. C. S. A. ' 46- ' 47, ' 48 Aquinas Academy ' 48- ' 49 DANIEL J. DANHAUER River Forest, Illinois B.S. in Business Administration Vets Club ' 48- ' 49 Delta Sigma ' 48- ' 49 WILLIAM DARR Denver, Colorado B.S. in Chemistry Debate Society ' 47- ' 49, President ' 48 Tennis ' 47- ' 48 International Relations Club ' 47- ' 48 Intramural Basketball ' 47- ' 49 Sudent Council Secretary ' 48- ' 49 Athletic Board ' 47- ' 48 Math Club ' 49 THOMAS J. DeCINO Denver, Colorado B.S. in Chemistry Chemistry Club ' 48- ' 49 Math Club President ' 48- ' 49 ROBERT R. DeHON Kent, Ohio B.S. in English Debat Club ' 47- ' 48 Dramatics Club ' 46- ' 48 Sodality ' 46- ' 49, Secretary ' 49 Student Prefect 48- ' 49 Mission Committee Chairman GEORGE DETERMAN Dallas, South Dakota B.S. in History Sodality ' 47- ' 49 FRANK J. DeLORENZO Denver, Colorado B.S. in Philosophy International Relations Club Aquinas Academy ' 48- ' 49 Student Council Director ' 48- ' 49 Debate Society Sodality Ranger ' 49 J. C. S.A. N. S. A. Delegate to Madison, Wisconsin N. F. C. C. S. Who ' s Who ' 48- ' 49 J i r PIERRE DOMINIQUE Denver, Colorado B.S. in Philosophy EUGENE A. DONOHUE Denver, Colorado B.S. in History Delta Sigma ' 47- ' 48 JOHN DOOLEY Denver, Colorado B.S. in Mathematics Vets Club ' 46 Band ' 47- ' 48 Spanish Club ' 47 Ski Club ' 47 Math Club ' 48 MARIO DORIGATTI Denver, Colorado B.S. in Business Administration DAVID A. DOWNES Victor, Colorado B.S. in Philosophy Student Council Vice President Who ' s Who ' 49 Aquinas Academy ' 48- ' 49 Sodality ' 47- ' 49 Brown and Gold ' 48- ' 49 Glee Club ' 47- ' 48 Biology Club ' 47- ' 48 Drama Club ' 47- ' 48 Downtown Club ' 47- ' 48 Intramural Basketball ' 47- ' 49 DONALD DRAKE Heeney, Colorado B.S. in Business Administration Delta Sigma ' 47- ' 48 Vets Club ' 48 ERNEST D. FICCO Portland, Colorado B.S. in Philosophy Band ' 46- ' 47 Glee Club ' 46- ' 47 Vets Club ' 46- ' 48 Delta Sigma ' 47 Aquinas Academy ' 48- ' 49 Sodality ' 46- ' 49 WILLIAM R. FLYNN St. Louis, Missouri B.S. i n Accounting Intramurals ' 47- ' 49 Delta Sigma ' 47- ' 49 Student Council Treasurer ' 49 Intramural Athletic Director ' 49 Athletic Board Representative ' 49 Vets Club ' 49 Who ' s Who ' 49 THOMAS J. GARGAN Denver, Colorado B.S. in Business Administration Brown and Gold ' 47- ' 48, Business Manager Delta Sigma fa f4cZs 1 1 : ' ., ' •! ;.■■■..;-,•■ LOUIS HALL Denver, Colorado B.A. in Biology Sodality ' 46, ' 48- ' 49, Prefect ' 47 Baseball ' 46- ' 49 Intramural Basketball ' 47- ' 49 R Club ' 47- ' 49 Biology Club ' 48- ' 49, Secretary ' 48 Chemistry Club ' 48- ' 49 Math Club ' 49 Student Council President ' 49 EDWARD HANIFEN Denver, Colorado B.S. in Business Administration Delta Sigma Ski Club Treasurer Golf JOHN M. HEALEY Denver, Colorado B.S. in English Spanish Club EDWARD S. HOCK Detroit, Michigan B.S. in Business Administration Drama Club ' 47, ' 48 Brown and Gold ' 47- ' 49 Ski Club ' 48-49 Sludeni Manager of Athletics ' 49 Delta Sigma ' 49 Student Council Representative ' 49 DANIEL J. HORVAT Denver, Colorado B.S. in Business Administration Delta Sigma Vets Club ' 48- ' 49 EDWIN W. HUTCHINSON Denver, Colorado B.S. in English Brown and Gold ' 47- ' 48 Jesuit Intercollegiate Essay Contest, Sixth Place ' 49 RAYMOND A. HUTCHINSON Denver, Colorado B.A. in English Who ' s Who ' 47 Brown and Gold, Editor-in-Chief ' 48- ' 49 THOMAS JOHNSON Cortez, Colorado B.S. in History Brown and Gold Editor-in-Chief ' 47- ' 48 Vets Club ' 47- ' 48 MARTIN A. KANE Denver, Colorado B.S. in Philosophy Spanish Club T « i I ■ } h ' 1 STANISLAUS PAUL KARAZIN Rego Park, Long Island, New York B.S. in Business Administration Delta Sigma ' 46- ' 49, President ' 48 Ski Club ' 47- ' 48 Vets Club ' 48- ' 49 THOMAS J. KELLY Denver, Colorado B.S. in Biology Sodality ' 44- ' 45 Chemistry Club ' 48- ' 49 Biology Club President ' 48- ' 49 Vets Club ' 48- ' 49 Intramurals ' 48 THEODORE KEMME Denver, Colorado B.S. in Philosophy SAMUEL J. KENNEDY Denver, Colorado B.S. in Philosophy Theta Alpha Delta ' 41- ' 42 Dobber Club ' 41- ' 42 Sodality, 41- ' 42, Prefect ' 46- ' 47 Chemistry Club ' 46- ' 49 Student Council Representative ' 48 Brown and Gold ' 41- ' 42, ' 46 Biology Club ' 48- ' 49 Aquinas Academy President ' 48- ' 49 Downtown School President ' 48- ' 49 Who ' s Who ' 46- ' 47 Biology Laboratory Assistant ' 46- ' 47 Chemistry Laboratory Assistant ' 46 JOHN J. KILPATRICK Denver, Colorado B.S. in History Basketball ' 41- ' 42, ' 46- ' 48 Baseball ' 42, ' 47- ' 49 R Club ' 42, ' 46 ' 49 Spanish Club ' 47- ' 48 Vets Club ' 48- ' 49 Intramural Basketball ' 49 MICHAEL J. KLAMANN Denver, Colorado B.S. in History Vet ' s Club ' 47- ' 49 Ranger Art Editor ' 48- ' 49 NORMAN LAMERS Denver, Colorado B.S. in Business Administration FRANCIS J. LAURETA Denver, Colorado B.S. in Accounting Delta Sigma ' 46- ' 49 ELIZABETH M. MARKEY Englewood, Colorado B.S. in Business Administration Beta Chapter of Delta Sigma President ' 45- ' 46 Secretary ' 48- ' 49 Downtown Student Council Vice President ' 47- ' 48 Downtown N. S.A. Committee Downtown J. C. S. A. Convention Delegate ' 47- ' 48 ALBERT P. MARRANZINO Denver, Colorado B.S. in Philosophy Chemistry Club ' 47- ' 49 Biology Club ' 46- ' 49 Band President ' 46- ' 47 Student Director ' 48- ' 49 HARVEY MOORE Adamsville, Tennessee B.S. in History Basketball, N. C. I. T. All-America Baseball R Club Spanish Club NEAL MULDOON Aurora, Colorado .S. in Accounting R Club ' 46- ' 49 Basketball ' 46 Vets Club ' 46- ' 49 Baseball ' 46 Assistant High School Coach ' 46- ' 47 Delta Sigma ' 47- ' 49 North Denver Rangers Freshman Class President ' 46 GEORGE J. MUELLER Denver, Colorado B.S. in Business Administration Delta Sigma ' 46- ' 49 Intramural Basketball ' 46- ' 48 % DANIEL J. MULHAUSER North Syracuse, New York B.S. in Philosophy Glee Club ' 46- ' 49 Sodality ' 46- ' 49 Catechism Committee Chairman ' 47- ' 48 Aquinas Academy Vice President ' 48- ' 49 Ski Club ' 46- ' 49 Brown and Gold ' 46- ' 49 Drama Club ' 46- ' 48 JOHN C. NEGRI Denver, Colorado B.S. in Chemistry Junior Class President ' 47- ' 48 Chemistry Club ' 46- ' 49, President ' 48- ' 49 Ski Club ' 46- ' 48 Student Affiliate, American Chemical Society ' 47- ' 49 JOHN J. O ' HAYRE Denver, Colorado B.S. in English - i WILLIAM E. OLSEN Denver, Colorado B.S. in Business Administration Basketball ' 46 Sodality ' 46- ' 49 R Club, ' 47- ' 49 Delta Sigma ' 47- ' 48 Intramural Basketball ' 47- ' 48 Coronation Ball Committee ' 48- ' 49 ROBERT D. O ' ROURKE Colorado Springs, Colorado B.S. in Philosophy Tennis Team Captain ' 48- ' 49 JOHN M. PHELAN Kinsman, Illinois B.S. in Philosophy Glee Club ' 46- ' 49, President ' 47- ' 49 Sodality ' 46- ' 49 Drama Club ' 46- ' 48 J. C. S. A. ' 47- ' 48 Aquinas Academy ' 48- ' 49 WALTER A. QUERING Glassport, Pennsylvania B.S. in Economics Junior Class Vice President ' 48 Young Democratic Club President ' 48 Vets Club ' 48- ' 49, Vice President Vets Club Vice President ' 48- ' 49 Student Council Representative ' 48- ' 49 International Relations Club ' 48 ' 49 Delta Sigma ' 48- ' 49 JAMES T. REGAN Rome, New York B.S. in Philosophy Ski Club ' 46- ' 48, President ' 47 Drama Club President ' 47- ' 48 Brown and Gold ' 47- ' 48 Golf ' 47- ' 49 Aquinas Academy ' 48- ' 49 ROBERT A. REGNER Milwaukee, Wisconsin B.S. in Business Administration N. F. C. C. S. Delegate ' 46- ' 47 Tennis ' 46- ' 47- ' 48 Milwaukee Club ' 46- ' 49, President ' 46- ' 48 Ski Club ' 46- ' 48, Vice President ' 47- ' 48 Band ' 46- ' 47 Collegianaires Director ' 48- ' 49 R Club ' 46- ' 48 Sodality ' 46- ' 48 Intramural Basketball ' 45- ' 47 Delta Sigma ' 45- ' 48 Student Council Representative ' 46- ' 48 LEONARD E. ROLLINS, JR. Denver, Colorado B.S. in Business Administration Freshman Class Vice President Delta Sigma ' 48- ' 49 International Relations Club ' 49 Vets Club Secretary ' 49 CHESTER SADOWSKI West Allis, Wisconsin B.S. in Business Administration Football ' 38 R Club ' 38, ' 45- ' 49 Golf ' 47- ' 48 Delta Sigma ' 39, ' 45- ' 48 Sodality ' 38- ' 39, ' 45- ' 46 Milwaukee Club Vice President ' 47- ' 48 Vets Club ' 45- ' 47 I ; • JOSEPH R. SALCETTI North Platte, Nebraska B.S. in Philosophy Sodality ' 44- ' 49, Vice Prefect ' 47- ' 48, Prelect ' 48- ' 49 Intramural Softball ' 45- ' 47 Glee Club ' 47- ' 48 Drama Club ' 47 Student Council Representative ' 47- ' 48 Boarders Conclave Vice President ' 47- ' 48 Chemistry Club ' 47- ' 49 Biology Club Secretary ' 47- ' 48 Nebraska Club ' 47- ' 48 Delegate to J. C. S. A. Convention LOTHARIO SANCHEZ Bernalillo, New Mexico B.S. in Philosophy Sodality Catechism Committee Literary Club Blessed Martin de Porres Club Spanish Club Aquinas Academy FRANK SCHELL Sterling, Colorado B S. in Business Administration Delta Sigma ' 47- ' 49 International Relations Club ' 47- ' 49, Treasurer ' 48 Sodality ' 47- ' 49 J. C. S. A. Secretary ' 48- ' 49 Vets Club ' 48- ' 49 Catechism Committee ' 47- ' 49 WALTER J. SEAMAN Denver, Colorado B.S. in Social Science International Relations Club ' 46- ' 49 Vice President ' 47- ' 48 President ' 48- ' 49 Brown and Gold ' 46 ' 49 Spanish Club ' 46- ' 48 Delta Sigma ' 45- ' 47 Ski Club ' 45- ' 49 Vets Club ' 48- ' 49 Prom Committee ' 48- ' 49 THOMAS R. SHAY Denver, Colorado B.S. in Accounting Ski Club ' 46- ' 48 Delia Sigma ' 46- ' 49 Vets Club ' 48- ' 49 JOHN JAY SHEA, JR. Denver, Colorado B.S. in Chemistry Intramural Basketball ' 46- ' 49 Chemistry Club ' 47- ' 49 Student Council Representative ' 48- ' 49 WALLACE J. SMILANIC Denver, Colorado B.S. in Accounting Golf ' 47 Vets Club Treasurer ' 48- ' 49 Intramural Basketball DONALD SMITH Sterling, Colorado B.S. in Mathematics Math Club ' 48- ' 49 Vets Club ' 48- ' 49 JOHN S. SPENCE Kansas City Missouri B.S. in Business Administration Delia Sigma President ' 48- ' 49 Vets Club ' 48- ' 49 Intramural Basketball JAMES M. STRANGER Grand Junction, Colorado B.S. in Business Administration Delta Sigma Vets Club WILLIAM M. THOMPSON Sidney, Nebraska B.S. in Biology Biology Club Vice President Biology Laboratory Assistant ARTHUR B. VIALPANDO Pueblo, Colorado B.S. in Biology Archbishop Vehr Award ' 46 Basketball ' 46 Brown and Gold Associate Editor ' 46 Inlramurals N. F. C. C. S. Representative ' 47 Student Council Representative ' 49 Chemistry Club Vice President ' 48 ' 49 Biology Club R Club GERALD G. VINCENT Methuen, Massachusetts A.B. in English PAUL VINNOLA Denver, Colorado B.S. in History Intramural Softball Intramural Basketball Vets Club WILLIAM J. WARNER Denver, Colorado B.S. in English Brown and Gold ' 46- ' 48, News Editor ' 48 Drama Club ' 46- ' 47, Vice President ' 48 JOSEPH T. YELENICK Denver, Colorado B.S. in History Sodality R Club International Relations Club ' 45- ' 46 Baseball ' 45- ' 47 Basketball ' 45 Intramural Basketball and Soitball Tennis Brown and Gold ' 45- ' 46 ' jk m. rr ROBERT J. McGUIRE Lexington, Nebraska B.S. in Social Science Glee Club ' 45- ' 46 Sodality ' 45- ' 49 Delta Sigma ' 46- ' 48 Nebraska Club ' 47- ' 48 J. C. S. A. ' 47- ' 48 CHARLES W. MEEHAN Alamosa, Colorado B.S. in History Vets Club Intramural Softball Intramural Basketball SENIORS AS OF SEPTEMBER, 1948 Degrees to be conferred in 1950 because of changes in fields of concentration. JAMES R. McCOY Denver, Colorado B.S. in Accounting Vice President of Freshman Class Brown and Gold — Assistant Editor ' 42 Sports Editor ' 46- ' 47 Sodality ' 42 Band ' 42 Boarders Conclave Chairman ' 46- ' 47 Student Council ' 47- ' 48 Delta Sigma ' 47- ' 49 WILLIAM J. MAGUIRE, JR. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania B.S. in History Brown and Gold ' 46- ' 49 Intramural Director ' 47- ' 48 Photo Club President ' 46- ' 49 Biology Club ' 46- ' 47 Mountain Sports Board ' 46- ' 47 Ranger ' 47- ' 49 Ski Club ' 47- ' 49 Sodality, ' 47- ' 48 Boarders Conclave Treasurer ' 47- ' 48 Tennis, ' 48- ' 49 Vets Club ' 48 ' 49 R Club ' 49 EDMOND W. SCHADED Wellington, Texas B.S. in Business Administration Brown and Gold ' 45 ' 49, Circulation Manager Chemistry Club ' 47- ' 48 Student Council Representative ' 47- ' 48 Ranger Staff ' 48- ' 49 J. C. S. A. President ' 48 ' 49 International Relations Club ' 47 ' 48 Band ' 46- ' 49, President ' 47 Sodality Prefect ' 49 Coronation Ball Committee ' 48 N. S. A. Convention Delegate ' 49 J. C. S. A. Convention Delegate ' 48 ( o JUNIORS MORE DEVELOPED AND STRONGER ...THE JUNIOR IS APT TO MEET WITH HIS FIRST SORROW. . BUT HE MUST BE ABLE TO OVERCOME IT... AND CONTINUE ON HIS WAY... A BETTER MAN J u N O R JERRY COURSEY President THOMAS WATERS Vice President ROBERT FIORI Secretary-Treasurer WALTER DANCZAK Student Council Rep. JOHN ABRAMO JOHN ADAMSON SALVATORE ALIOTO JAMES ALTENBERN LAWRENCE ANDREWS WILLIAM BARRETT PAUL BASFORD WILLIAM BEAN JOSEPH BLOSSOM RAYMOND BOLAND ALBERT BROVSKY ROBERT BURNS RICHARD CASBURN JOSEPH CHAVEZ THEODORE CHIONO EDWARD CONNELL LEO CONNELL JOHN CROWE MICHAEL CUSACK HAROLD DILLINGER WILLIAM DISS JAMES DOHERTY LEONARD DOHERTY NEIL DOHERTY ADRIAN DORWEILER ROBERT DRUDING ROBERT DUNNEBECKE JAMES EGAN CLASS OF ' 50 J u N O R LEONARD ELSBERND ROBERT FISHER DONALD FREIMUTH JOHN GLEASON PAUL GLEASON DAVID COMEZ PATRICK GORMELY JAMES GROSSO EUGENE HALLINAN NEIL HEINEN WILLIAM HIGHT RICHARD HODGES ALBERT HUBER PAUL HUBER RAYMOND HUCK JOHN JAGGER JOHN JEURINK VIRGIL KIRSTEN JAMES KOMERS MICHAEL KRUPA joseph labriola alfred lambrecht joseph lupfer john McCaffrey JAMES McNALLY JOHN MAHONEY JUAN MANZANARES ROLAND MARTINES JOSEPH MARTINI ROBERT MOCKLER ALFONSO MONTOYA JOHN O ' DONNELL CLASS OF ' 50 WILLIAM O ' HARA WILLIAM O ' LEARY WILLIAM PATTRIDGE ANTHONY PETRILLO PAUL PFARR VINCENT ROSSI ERNEST SALAZAR CHARLES SEEMAN JOHN SHANNON JOHN STOUNEY WENDELL STROHAUER JOHN SWIFT JOHN TAMBURELLO JOSEPH TAMBURELLO EUGENE TAYLOR HERMAN VELASQUEZ LOUIS WEADICK Special FRANK WEBER ADELBERT WRIGHT ANDREW YANECK Sophomores OFF ON HIS OWN ...THE SOPHOMORE IS LIKE THE YOUNG PROSPECTOR ... HE IS ADVANCED ENOUGH TO REALIZE HIS AMBITIONS . . . BUT HE MUST SEARCH LONG TO FULFILL THEM. ipO v IXJ 1 m JOHN STRAUB JOHN GROVE Vice President RICHARD PETRY Secretary-Treasurer ANDY MARTELON Student Council Rep. JOHN AMATO JACK BAXTER FRANK BECKFORD JOHN BORGERDING JOHN BERNEY ROBERT BECK WILLIAM BLALACK PAUL BUGAS JAMES BURCH GEORGE BURKE FRANCIS BURNS PAUL BURNS JOHN CALDWELL GEORGE CALLAHAN HECTOR CANO LEONARD CAPRA JOHN CARROLL LEO CASE BERNARD CAWLEY FREDERICK CLINTON EUGENE COSTELLO HENRY COVILLO CORNELIUS CURRAN CHARLES DEAN VIRGIL DECHANT CHARLES DISS JOHN DORE CHARLES DUNGER CHARLES DUNN JOSEPH DWIGHT CHARLES ELLIOTT FRANCIS FLANAGAN GEORGE FLANAGAN THOMAS FLYNN ARTHUR GAINES CHARLES GARDNER PAUL GARGARO KENNETH GARTRELL ARCH GASSMAN WILLIAM GEHRIG WILLIAM HAGERTY EUGENE HARTNAGLE BRYCE HEFFLEY MARVIN HEGARTY RALPH HOLZFASTER JOSEPH HOVORKA PAUL HUFNAGEL FRANK KIRCH DANIEL LADEN GEORGE LAVELLE CARL LONGSTROM JAMES McBRIDE PHILIP McCABE RICHARD McCABE michael Mcdonough BERNARD McMENAMY PAUL McSHANE ROBERT MADDEN WILLIAM MARTIN WILLIAM MILLER GEORGE MINOT RUDOLPH MONTOYA WILLIAM MOSIER TERRENCE MUELLER FELIX MULDOON JAMES NOLAN SAMUEL O ' BRIEN THOMAS O ' KEEFE . :, 1 PETER O ' LOUGHLIN NICK PALIZZI RUDOLPH PERKO DONALD POWERS JUSTIN RINALDI HUGH RODNEY MARK RUBALD ROGER SCHMEECKLE CHARLES SCHMIDT DANIEL SHANNON JAMES SHERMAN JOHN SIMON JEROME SOTILLO SIDNEY SPENCER WILLIAM STAPLETON HAROLD TEEL THEODORE TRUMBLE PAUL VILLANO FREDERICK VOLZ ROBERT WALLACE MATT WARD PHILIP WARD BROWN WHITAKER BAYAUD YOUNG LINUS ZIEGLER I FRESHMEN WITH EAGERNESS AND ZEST OF YOUTH . . .THE FRESHMAN FLOUNDERS IN GARMENTS OF MAN ' S ESTATE . . . INTO WHICH HE yVVUST GROW GRADUALLY. J$ FRESHMEN FRANCIS WIGGINTON President CHARLES ASH Vice President DAVID McMAHON Secretary-Treasurer WALTER MIKOS Student Council Rep. JOSEPH STENGELE Alternate Richard Abts Robert Anderson Douglas Arndt Clyde Arnold Robert Austin Harold Bogus Monier Bowlus Charles Bruch Leroy Buckley William Bullard William Burke George Callahan Raymond Callen Anthony Cambria Robert Carmack Robert Carman Richard Carosella William Cassidy Robert Cawley David Ciancio Jerry Craig Donald Cramer Thomas Crotty Leo Culligan Harold Cunningham John Curran James Curran Denis Daly William Dargan Donald Davis ' ' M Colman Dell Robert Demshki David Doyle Harold Drey Robert Durkin John Dwight Patrick Eagan Michael Escudero Thomas Fahey Robert Farrell James Fennelly Eugene Frantz William Frye Joseph Gallegos Peter Garcia Robert Gathercole Joseph Gentile Donald Griffith Jerome Haag Joseph Hakala Raymond Hancy James Hayden Gerald Herfurth Edward Herrera John Hett Robert Hill Joseph Hirschfeld Carl Hodge Thomas Hoffman Daniel Hogan Hugh Hogan Edwin Houlihan Paul Hudson Thomas Jagger Carroll Jansen CLASS OF ' 52 FRESHMEN Kenneth Jones Andrew Kallanbach Samuel Kearney Richard Keefe Kenneth Keller Dennis Kelly Robert Kelly Robert Kemme Frank Kinney Robert Kirby Gerald LaBriola Jerome Lange Peter Lege John LePenske Francis Lewers Carmel Lopez Ronald Lucero Thomas Lundy Robert McAndrews George McBride Donald McCarthy Edward McCarty John McCoy Michael McGreevy James McGruder Ned McNulty John McWilliams Francis Macaluso James Maher James Malone Michael Malone Leon Mangold William Matt Eugene Meister Anthony Milano Thomas Milliette Jerry Monty John Muegge James Murphy Bernard Murray Robert Murray Robert Negele John Nemmers Donald Oberbreckling Robert O ' Haire Milton O ' Leary Harold Osborn William Owens John Palmeri Keith Peetz Donald Philippi William Phoenix Carl Plock Dale Pollart Kenneth Pollart Patrick Pople Donald Prohosky James Rauch William Reedy Henry Reinberg Donald Reuther Elliott Rice Edward Rivas Albert Robert Maurice Robinso William Rossi Francis Safranek Donald St. John George Sauvageau Edward Schmitz Peter Schnorbach George Schorie CLASS OF ' 52 FRESHMEN Karl Schroeder Harold Schuelke Milford Seby Stewart Shank John Shay Walter Sheehan Charles Sillstrop Edward Smith Leslie Smith Charles Spear Donald Stallman Thomas Stone James Slromsoe Donald Sullivan Gerald Swanson Neal Sweeney William Sweezy Oliver Tebedo Harold Tepoorten Bernard Tepoorten Clyde Thomas Joseph Torres Joseph Truglio Charles Vialpondo James Villotti John Walsh Joseph Waters William Waters Keith Yount Robert Zeiger CLASS OF ' 52 =£5£s ?. ORGANIZATIONS EVEN THE STALWART RANGER MUST OCCASIONALLY LAY ASIDE HIS WORK . . . AND SEEK RELAXATION AND FELLOWSHIP. Charter members of Ihe Chem Club, left to right, back row, are: Joe Salcetii, Lou Hall, Tom Kelly, Paul Pfarr, John Shay, Bob Madden, Sam Kennedy, Paul Huber, Bill Stapleton. Middle row: Gene Hartnagle, Tom DeCino, Dutch Wright, Al Marranzino, Marvin James, Joe Hovorka, and Dan Kelleher. Seated, left to right, are: Fr. Tipton, Moderator; Art Vialpondo, John Negri, and Mr. Holleran. A quiet moment in the Chem Lab for Dutch Wright, Pete O ' Loughlin, John Swift, Paul Huber, and Chuck Gardner. y ANNUAL RHO CHI SIGMA PICNIC Mr. Burger and John Abramo watch a precipitation experiment being performed by Bill Darr and Leo Connell. M H Officers of the Math Club working out details of their scholar- ship plan, are, left to right: Paul Burns, Secretary-Treasurer,- Bill Darr, Publicity Director,- Mr. Howerton, Moderator and founder of the club,- John Shay, Vice President,- Tom DeCino, President. Though probably the youngest club on the cam- pus, the Math Club has indeed made an enviable record in its first year OI conception. Under the able direction of Mr. Howerton and guided by Tom DeCino, the club is probably best known for its initial project of starting a scholarship for the son of a man killed in the service of his country during the second World War, preferably a Regis Alumni. u B Math Club members, left to right, are: Tom O ' Keefe, Paul Huber, John Shay, Bill Stapleton, Joe Hovorka, John Walsh, Phil McCabe, Bob Hart, Al Huber, Dan Kelleher, Lou Hall, Bill Darr, and John Swift. Seated, left to right, are: John Mahoney, Vice President; Mr. Howerton, Moderator; Tom DeCino, President; and Paul Burns, Secretary-Treasurer. B O O CLUB Y logy Club pledges, in the back row, reading from left to right, are: Paul Hufnagel, Charles Vialpondo, Charles Ash, John Walsh, Anthony Cambria, Bernard McMenamy, Dan Kelleher, and Fr. Trame, Moderator. Front row, in the same order: Joe Gentile, George Callahan, Don St. John, Tom Millette, and Bob Kirby: Biology Club members are, left to right: Gene Harlnagle, Al Marranzino, Bill Thompson, Ted Trumble, Bob Madden, Marvin James, John Adamson, Sam Kennedy, Paul Pfarr, Chuck Dungar, Paul Hufnagel, Joe Salcetti, Secretary-Treasurer,- John Abramo, Vice President, Tom Kelly, President,- Art Vialpando, Student Council Representative. Wearing the crown of im- plements provided for her as Queen of the Biology Club is Ann Kuhl. Honored guests at the speakers ' table of the Biology Club banquet are, left to right: Bette Boyle, Gene Hartnagle, Marjorie McGinn, Fr. Matlione, Dean of Regis College, Tom Kelly, President of the Biology Club, Mary Alice Fitz- gerald, Fr. Trame, Moderator of the Club, and Joe Salcetti. Monogram winners, left to right, back row, are: Bill Barrett, Joe Yelenick, George Minot, Bill Darr, and Bryce Heffley. Middle row: Jerry Simon, Bob Dunnebecke, Dick Petry, Harvey Moore, Skip Hallinan, Bobby Wallace, and Frank Burns. Front row: Jack Baxter, Bobby Burns, Chick Rossi, Ken Gartrell, Joe Labriola, John Kilpatrick, Jerry Coursey, and Bob Fisher. R CLUB R Club officers, left to right, are: Bob Burns, Vice-President, Jerry Coursey, Secretary, Vince Rossi, Treasurer, Bob Fisher, President. Caught in a jovial mood are Bobby, Chick, and Bobby. And when aren ' t they? Senior R Club members are, left to right: Bill Taylor, Bill Darr, John Kilpatrick, Harvey Moore, and Joe Yelenick. Members of the Sodality are, left to right, top row : Jack Seaman, Dan Mulhauser, Jack Crowe, Con Curran, Frank Shell. Second row: John Grove, Bud Flanagan, Ernie Ficco, Larry McWil- liams, Chuck Sillstrop, Ed Schaded, Don St. John, Chuck Ash, Jim Baca, How- ard Curtis, Bob McGuire, Bob Negele, Pete Wigging- ton, Harold Teel, John Phe- lan, and George Callahan. Seated are Charles Diss, Joe Salcetti, and Tom Dolan. o u Fr. Quirk is the Sodality Mode R LADY ' S SODALITY Taking care of the Coke machine for the Mission Committee are Bob DeHon and John Dwight. Members of the Golden Catechism Committee are, standing, left to right: Ned McNuIty, Jack Crowe, Ernie Ficco, Ted Hock and Dick Petry. These men teach catechism at Golden Industrial School for Boys every Sunday morning. Members of the Accounting Fraternity, left to right, back row: Ernie Salazar, Gene Costello, Jim Doherty, Jim McBride, Dan Danhauer, Len Rollins, Walt Quering, Frank Schell, Bob Regner, Joe Chavez, Herman Velasquez, and Ray Boland. Third row, usual order: Virg Kirslen, Mike Krupa, George Mueller, Joe Lupfer, John Amato, John Shea, Jerry Swanson. Second row, left to right: John Grove, Tom Gargan, John Grosso, Lawrence Andrews, Bill Hight, Joe Stranger, Clement Bueche, Winston Churchill, Stanislaus Karazin, Jack McGann, Vince Domenico. Seated: John and Joe Tamburello, Secretary-Treasurer and Vice President, respectively, Jack Spence, President,- Vince Schmitz, Student Council Representative,- and Mr. Carson, Faculty Moderator. NEBRASKA CLUB Left to right, the smiling Cornhuskers are: Ken Jones, Sam O ' Brien, Bob McGuire, Don Prohosky, Jack Curran, George Burke, Larry McWilliams, John Walsh, Jim McBride, Keith Peetz, Jim Sherman, and Don Davis. The officers, seated, left to right, are: Ralph Holzfaster, Paul McShane, President, and Harold Teel. Slopping world politics for a moment, the International Relations Club members are i Al Lambrecht, Andy Martelon, Len Rollins, Walt Quering, Dick Hodges, Mr. Van Valkenburg, Moderator, Jerry Monty, Bill Martin, and Jim Murphy. Oificers, seated, left to right, are: Sid Spencer, Secretary, Jack Seaman, President, and Frank Schell, Treasurer. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Members ol the Spanish Club pause in their heated South American discussion long enough to pose for the Ranger photographer. Left to right, back row, the members are: Don St. John, Pat Gormely, Dave Gomez, Rudy Montoya, Mike Escudero, Pete Lege, and Ernie Salazar. Middle row: Leo Culligan, Hector Cano, Jim Baca, Dick Casburn, and Al Montoya. Seated: Mr. Bechtolt, Moderator, Juan Manzanares, Vice President, Justin Rinaldi, President, and Dave Doyle, Secretary-Treasurer. Aquinas Academ y members, left lo right, are: Frank DeLorenzo, Dan Mulhauser, John Pholan, Bob Negele, Bud Basiord, Joe Salcetti, Jim Regan, Bill O ' Leary, Jim O ' Neill, and Joe Tamburello. Seated: Roger Schmeeckle, Ernest Ficco, Howard Curtis, Sam Kennedy, President,- Fr. Bonnet, Moderator,- Keith Yount, and Arthur Gaines. AQUINAS ACADEMY Coat of Arms of Si. Thomas Aquinas, patron of the Aquinas Academy. Members of the Milwaukee-Denver Club, left lo right, are: ?, George McBride, Don Oberbreckling, Dick McCabe, Tom Milliette, Ray Callen, Ned McNulty, Bob Kirby, Paul Pfarr, Jim Murphy, John Gleason. Seated, in the usual order, are: Bob Druding, and President Bob Regner. Members of the Debate Club are, left to right: Andy Martelon, Ned McNulty, and Fr. Kruger, Moderator. Front row, left to right: Jim Murphy, Charles Ash, Bill Diss, Jim Baca, and Pete Wiggington. DEBATERS Leslie Smith and Bill Dargan scan some new music held by John Phelan, President of the Glee Club. The Glee Club pauses during practice. Grouped around the piano are Jerry Craig, Dan Mulhauser, Bob Anderson, Linus Zeigler, Pete Schnorbach, Bob Negele, Con Curran. Seated are pianist Dick Abts and director Keith Yount. Skiers all, left lo right, are: Jim Murphy, Don Oberbreckling, Jack Crowe, Neil Sweeney, Tom Millielte, Jim Siromsoe, Ted Hock, Jack Seaman, Ned McNuliy, Bob Kirby, Paul Pfarr, John Amato, Bill Dargan, and Ray Callen. Officers, sealed, are: Bob Regner, Bernie McMenamy, President, and Dick McCabe. Left Jo right, the members of the J. C. S. A. (Joint Committee for Student Action) are: Don St. John, Al Lambrecht, Bud Flanagan, Ed Schaded, Bill Diss, Pete Wiggington, Harold Teel, Frank Schell, Charles Sillstrop, Bill Hight, and Sam Kennedy. 11 1 LfSjPr v , ' fts ] JMJ |-JWW| 9 r i nf. C- .rn,. r jMnioflltol y -A- ' - 3_f fw| ; mt M miM 3 - ts il Br mL Warn 1 SmhH 7M 1118 ' ' ftJBfii An ■ ..WMF 1-- fcl : H «cl IH. T Hk % ' ■■■tics-i V E T S C L U B Members of the Vets Club, seated, usual order: Len Rollins, Winston Churchill, and Walter Quering. First row: Mike Klamann, John Tamburello, Al Lambrecht, Clement Bueche, Dan Danhauer, Lawrence Andrew, Steve Karazan, and Bob Druding. Second row : Dick Hodges, John Walsh, Paul Hudson, Bill Hight, Joe Tamburello, and Jack O ' Donnell. Third row: John Reddick, Stewert Shank, Jim McNally, Virgil Kirsten, Bill Webster, Paul Pfarr, Tom Dolan, and Ray Bolund. Standing: Joe Chavez, Jim Doherty, Jack Seaman, Phil Antonelli, Jack Spence, Vince Domenico, Jack McGann, Ernie Ficco, Bud Flannagan, and Frank Schell. Last row: Tom Kelly, Jim Stranger. Felix Muldoon, Tom Shay, Neil Muldoon, and Bill Thompson. Taking a lip from Phil Anfonelli are members of the old Executive Board, in the usual order, they are: Bill Darr, Frank DeLorenzo, Dave Downes, Bill Diss, Lou Hall, and Phil. STUDENT COUNCIL Fr. Quirk is the Student Council Moderator The Student Executive Board for 1949-50 includes Robert Burns, John Crowe, Jerry Coursey, Paul Huber, Jack O ' Donnell, Leo Connell, and President Bill Diss. % uts % U ra«fe |or« 250 William fyarr William mynn Jtilij Atit on Ui av$d 9 wn Bho JBho Among §tufrntt£ iln American KntUer0ttt?£ and ([alleged from na yy es S iaf ft fitfrt -a yt vy te y n ■T s2 iy- -r t yrsfo THE R Andy Martelon, Editor-in-Chief, slows down for a momenf on one of Ihe many busy days before the book is sen! to press. Jack LePenske, Activities Editor, and Andy Martelon make up some of the activity pages. Phil Antonelli, the guiding light of the business staff, works diligently on student returns. Henry Pohs, ex-Regis stu- dent and sports cartoonist, and Mike Klamann, Art Edi- tor, admire the division pages from the 1949 Ranger. N R Business Manager Jerry Monty and Associate Editor Bill Martin lend a helping hand to Chuck Sillstrop, Sports Editor. Frank DeLorenzo, Business Manager, making sure of the Patron list. ' i i -Juujt ' Ed Schaded and Dan Mulhauser check the Senior Pictures. What did you do it for, Bob? .  Q JS 1 1 A-.V fi H W ' 1 m J BffiBHHi Hi Bob Mockler, staff photographer, poised for action, gets caught in the lenses himself. RANGER STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ANDY MARTELON ASSOCIATE EDITORS BILL MARTIN SALVATORE ALIOTO FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATOR PHILIP D. ANTONELLI BUISNESS MANAGERS FRANK DeLORENZO JERRY MONTY JOHN AMATO TED CHIONO ASSISTANTS VINCE DOMENICO TONY PETRILLO PAUL GARGARO SPORTS EDITOR CHUCK SILLSTROP ACTIVITIES EDITOR JACK LePENSKE ASSISTANTS ED SCHADED DAN MULHAUSER ART EDITOR MICHAEL KLAMANN SPORTS CARTOONIST HENRY POHS STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER BOB MOCKLER ASSISTANTS BILL MAGUIRE DON DAVIS Fr. Quirk is the Ranger Moderator Members of the Ranger Staff who attended the Annual A.C.S.P.R. Convention at Loretto Heights are, left to right: Andy Martelon, Chuck Sillstrop, Jack LePenske, Jerry Monty, and Mike Klamann. How about this K.F.E.L.? Not a bad looking delegation, huh? THE BROWN AND GOLD Tom Dolan, second semester Editor-in- Chief oi lhe Brown and Gold, made a concerted effort to modernize the paper. News Editor — Don St. John. Assistants ■ Harold Teel, Jack Seaman, Bill Rossi, Don Griffith, and Bob Anderson. Make-up Editor — Pete Schnorbach. Assistant: Bill O ' Leary. Business Manager — Roland Marlines. Exchange and Circulation — Ken Keller. Assistants: Clyde Thomas, John Mahoney. Sports Editor — Neil Heinen. Assistants: Jerry Coursey, Chuck Sillstrop, Ted Hock, Bill Barrett, John Gleason. Feature Writers: Bill O ' Hara, Gene Daly, Don Philippi, Bill Matt, Neil Doherty, Ed Schaded, Art Gaines, and Dan Mulhauser. Photography — Bill Maguire. Bill O ' Hara, Ed Schaded, Art Gaines, Bill O ' Leary, Jack Seaman, Harold Teel, John Gleason, and Dan Mulhauser. Front row, left to right are: Fr. Jolin, Moderator, Don St. John, Tom Dolan, Neil Heinen, Pete Schnorbach. Ray Hutchinson, first semester Editor- in-Chief of the Brown and Gold, typi- fies the college journalist in the sphe of writing. r ACTIVITIES THE FRIENDS LOVED AND POISE GAINED THROUGH ACTIVITIES . .. CAN BE MORE VALUABLE THAN THE COLD SOUGHT BY THE RANGER. - , „ - 7 i i ' -r,. l m Mwr VV TENSED FOR ACTION SMILE PLEASE FRESHMAN NOT A SAD SACK IN THE BUNCH ' TOGETHER WE STAND, DIVIDED WE FALL INITIATION FRESHMEN STANDARD BEARERS SMILE WHEN YOU SAY THAT JACK NEVER HAD IT SO EASY ' That I may know Thee, O my Lord, and know myself. — St. Augustine V J a nf J  J fir 4 f Hf JW T vwlilP %y? kii jB 1 Pi w i Mm Mb ' ♦ JM H Lf J FATHER DANIEL V. CAMPBELL TAKES A BREAK •O LORD I AM NOT WORTHY THE SACRED HEART— OUR GUARD AND GUIDE BLESSED VIRGIN ' S SAINT JOSEPH ' S ALTAR ALTAR MAIN ALTAR IN THE PRIESTS ' CHAPEL, LOCATED IN THE EAST WING OF THE AD BUILDING JOAN MOLITOR LILLIAN CRANDON JERRY VON FELDT 1 JEAN HRUSKA FRANCES VAETH ON O O u Coronation Ball Committee, standing, left to right: Bill Olsen, Ray Hutchinson, Phil An- tonelli, Jerry Coursey, Bob Druding, John Grove, Ed Schaded, and Sid Spencer. Seated: Ted Hock, John Gleason, and Jake Straub. I- 1 | v - ML ' P r 7 - X. ! ROSEMARY McDONOUGH DOROTHY ANNE BAUER ca N o +A CO PATRICIA WARREN TARI SCHOLZEN The three finalists pose once more before the voting— will it be Rosemary, Lillian, or Ann? hMM o o N 4 BALL O z THE CORONATION BALL WAS HELD THIS YEAR AT EDDIE OTT ' S BEAUTIFUL BROADMOOR. A LARGE CROWD AND SPLENDID MUSIC MADE IT ONE OF THE MOST SUCCESSFUL DANCES EVER SPONSORED BY THE COLLEGE. ROSEMARY McDONOUGH Queen of the Campus By the power invested in me by the Governor of the State of Colorado, I hereby crown thee Queen of Regis College. The crown is placed on the Queen ' s head by Thomas Morrissey, Secretary of State. Regis students assemble to hear the finalists for Queen of the Coronation Ball AD BUILDING, LOOKING NORTHEAST 5 v£ CARROLL HALL, LOOKING SOUTHWEST FROM THE GROTTO tfifl H ' V THE M U AS SIMON SEES IT o THE NEW CHAPEL RISES MAJESTICALLY DESPITE THE BAD WEATHER CARROLL HALL, LOOKING SOUTHEAST FROM THE AD BUILDING ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, LOOKING NORTHWEST A BRIEF, BUT NECESSARY, STOP DURING A BUSY CLASS DAY NOOOW, THIS IS HOW IT LOOKS WHEN YOU LOOK RIGHT AT IT! CAREFUL CHUCK, WATCH THE SCORE CLOSELY OR THE IRISH MIGHT SKIN YOU ALIVE SHARE AND SHARE ALIKE I THIS IS EDUCATION? CAMPUS THIS IS THE WAY WE WASH OUR CLOTHES WHO SAYS REGIS ISN ' T ON THE MAP? WE M M B WELL WATCH CLOSELY FELLOWS, IT ' LL SAVE YOU MONEY. RACK ' EM UP WALT 1 IT RUNS TOO . . . THEY SAY. FR. WINTERGALEN ' S STATISTICS CLASS. Members of the Band irrespective of their positions in the above picture are: Charles Ash, Anthony Cambria, Robert Carman, Don Davis, Bill Diss, Charles Diss, John Dore, Pat Eagan, Al Huber, Paul Huber, Pete Lege, Andy Martelon, Paul Pfarr, Dale Pollart, Ed Schaded, Ed Smith, Leslie Smith, Oliver Tebedo, Herman Velasquez. The Director of the Band is Mr. Max DeJulio. Al Marranzino directed it during the recent N.C.I.T. tournament. AND WE SERVICE WITH A SMILE u E . . . Regis students who compose the Collegianaires are, left to right: Oliver Tebedo, Paul Huber, Ed Schaded, Don Tavelli, Ed Connell, Joe Sloan, Paul McShane, Chuck Ash, and Director Bob Regner. Let ' s give a cheer for Pat Eagan, Margie Canjar, Adie Dorzweiler, Ivajean Matthews, and Joe Dwight. Iffi ,S 4 V e mt fat.As5ii.liitercollEgiQtBflD5ketyia s vm 91Mn fflftf ' K __IR.CHAMBEB OF COMMERCeH J ' . WE M M WHO SAYS REGIS ISN ' T ON THE MAP? R WELL WATCH CLOSELY FELLOWS, IT ' LL SAVE YOU MONEY. RACK ' EM UP WALT I I I I I FR. WINTERGALEN ' S STATISTICS CLASS. IT RUNS TOO . . . THEY SAY. Members of the Band irrespective of their positions in the above picture are: Charles Ash, Anthony Cambria, Robert Carman, Don Davis, Bill Diss, Charles Diss, John Dore, Pat Eagan, Al Huber, Paul Huber, Pete Lege, Andy Martelon, Paul Pfarr, Dale Pollart, Ed Schaded, Ed Smith, Leslie Smith, Oliver Tebedo, Herman Velasquez. The Director of the Band is Mr. Max DeJulio. Al Marranzino directed it during the recent N.C.I.T. tournament. AND WE SERVICE WITH A SMILE u E ... Regis students who compose the Collegianaires are, left to right: Oliver Tebedo, Paul Huber, Ed Schaded, Don Tavelli, Ed Connell, Joe Sloan, Paul McShane, Chuck Ash, and Director Bob Regner. Let ' s give a cheer for Pat Eagan, Margie Canjar, Adie Dorzweiler, Ivajean Matthews, and Joe Dwight. . His Glory — glory such as belongs to the only Begotten Son ' full of grace and truth, and His grace we have all received. She hath slain her victims, mingled her wine, and set forth he table. (Prov. IX: 1.) The picture captions are excerpts from the Dedication Sermon of The Very Reverend William J. Kenneally, CM. DEDICATION AND BLESSING OF THE CHAPEL OF ST. JOHN FRANCIS REGIS W His Church, a true building, in which He is the chief cornerstone, of which Peter is the bedrock, and in which we are the stones . . . HE doors of the Chapel St. John Francis Regis were formally opened on the 25th of April, nineteen hundred and forty- nine. This dedication marked the end of overcrowded con- ditions in the two student chapels. The new edifice, centrally located on the campus, is a corrugated steel structure with a brick front of Roman Gothic architecture . . . The ceremonies of dedication took place after a procession from the Administration Building to the Chapel. His Excellency Urban J. Vehr, Archbishop of Denver, officiated. He was assisted by the Rev. Forrest H. Allen of St. Anne ' s Church, Arvada, the Rev. Bernard A. Giblin, O.F.M., of St. Elizabeth ' s Church, Denver, and the Rev. Dr. David Maloney, assistant chancellor for the archdiocese . . . Among the dignitaries present were nearly one hundred clergy, the Most Rev. Ber- nard J. Sullivan, S.J., Titular Bishop of Halicamassus, Rt. Rev. Monsignor John R. Mulroy of Holy Ghost Church, Rt. Rev. Charles A. Hagus of Annunciation Church, Rt. Rev. Monsignor Mathew J. Smith, and the Rt. Rev. Monsignor William Higgins of St. Philomena Church. . . . in Bethlehem, the House of bread. He gave us Himself under the appearances of bread. He has become our table and our food. GROTTO OF OUR LADY OF LOURDES HAIL MARY O F t H £ W i j3 y REMEMBER, O MOST GRACIOUS VIRGIN MARY DOWNTOWN D| V| ' O N Downtown Student Council, reading from left to right, are: Ange Domenico, secretary; Sam Kennedy, president, Bill Hight, treasurer; and Mary Jane Blake, vice president. William B. Faherty, S.J., Director of the Down- town School. Two Regis College students participated in the broadcast Sunday, April 24, on the KLZ pro- gram, Young Ideas. Reading from left to right are: Joe Gallegos; Joan Caddock and Marilyn Toombs of CWC; Andy Martelon and Mack Swilzer, Moderator of the show and of the Downtown Broadcasting Class. «C!? «5« V « '  H r l1 V iV C ° K f  . S Sc You, • , ;: r p 7. %to . ' 0?o. s . ,- COK tft K Mt o ;% i HASTY PREPARATIONS MADE FOR THE HOMECOMING AND NOW A FEW WORDS FROM COACH VARNELL, SURROUNDED BY HIS COHORTS IN VICTORY TIME OUT AT SCHOOL BEFORE THE PARADE STARTS BACK DOWNTOWN AND TO THE CITY AND COUNTY BUILDING TO SEE THE MAYOR KANSAS CITY GRAB ' EM MEN I HERE THEY COME DIRECT FROM THE STATION TO DEAR OLD REGIS- FIRST IN THE HEARTS OF THE TEAM THE PARADE WENDS ITS WAY IN FRONT OF THE CITY AND COUNTY BUILDING m J HOMECOMING MAYOR NEWTON PRESENTS THE KEY TO THE CITY TO COACH VARNELL AND THESE, GOVERNOR KNOUS, ARE THE BOYS WHO BROUGHT HOME THE BACON! «. n ft ? v ' t v • v 1 - ' ; : «y w  ' i AND THE REGIS BOOSTERS CONVERGED UPON THE CITY AND COUNTY BUILDING EN MASSE HwriU GOVERNOR LEE KNOUS CONFERS STATE CONGRATULATIONS WEARY AND TIRED, BUT OUR CHAMPS! DENVER NUGGETS ' BOOSTER CLUB FETES THE CHAMPS X s U:. « ATHLETICS H v — THE TEAM SPIRIT OF THE RANGER . . . RALLIES ALL . . . STIRS EVERYONE TO RESPECT HIS SPORTSMANSHIP... HIS VICTORIES. « £ — 7 L M n 9 gjBBIH ' lnj 1 I v LARRY LEE YARN ELL Larry is a former Denver Nugget star, brought here by Jay Am- brose. During the 1947 and 1948 season, Larry played with the Denver Chevrolets. He went to school at Milligan College, served in the U. S. Navy as a physical instructor and coached three service teams to National Championships. Larry came to Regis in September of 1946 and in three sea- sons has molded a victorious team which has brought national fame to Regis College and the city of Denver. VARSITY BASKETBALL FORT HAY ' S CHAMPIONS, N.A.I.B. RUNNER UP, N.C.I.T. CHAMPIONS, LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: COACH LARRY LEE VARNELL, TOM WATERS, BRYCE HEFFLEY, JERRY SIMON BOB FISHER, HARVEY MOORE, DICK PETRY FRONT ROW, IN THE USUAL ORDER, PHIL ANTONELLI, PETE BERNEY, BOB WALLACE, JERRY COURSEY. THE TRINKETS IN THE CENTER OF THE PICTURE WERE ACCUMU LATED OVER THE SEASON. PHIL ANTONELLI SENIOR — 5 ' 10 — 29 GAMES — 110 POINTS — 3.79 AVERAGE Phil Anionelli adds to the point total as Regis chalks its 26th victory of the year against the University of Hawaii, 72 to 58. Berney (11) and Waters (21) move up for the rebound. ■2 E rF jjffl l HL ' Hi § - ' y; ■; -,j FIRE ENGINE SPEED . . . UNCANNY ACCU- RACY WITH HIS TWO HAND SET SHOT . . . ALWAYS ONE STEP AHEAD OF THE OPPONENT. PHIL IS THE MAIN FACTOR IN THE RANGER FAST BREAK WHEN IT IS AT ITS BEST . . . NOM- INATED AS THE PEOPLE ' S CHOICE. PETE BERNEY SOPHOMORE — 6 ' 1 — 28 GAMES — 30 POINTS — 1.06 AVERAGE Pete Berney waits for a pass from an unknown team-mate, and at the same time gets around his Hawaiian opponent and in a position to score. DRIVES HARD FROM EITHER SIDE TO SCORE ... A TRANSFER STUDENT, HE WAS BUSY LEARNING THE RANGER STYLE OF BALL . . . CAN BE COUNTED ON TO SHOW UP THE OP- POSITION AT EVERY OPPORTUNITY. ALL EX- PECT TO SEE A LOT OF BALL FROM PETE IN HIS REMAINING YEARS WITH THE TEAM, AND PETE WILL SHOW THEM. JERRY COURSEY JUNIOR — 6 ' 0 — 39 GAMES — 157 POINTS —4.02 AVERAGE Jerry Coursey races Jerry Simon for a rebound againsl St. Thomas. Simon provided the screen and Coursey got the ball. This is a part of the combination and teamwork which helped the Rangers to defeat their second round opponents in the N. A. I. B., 53 to 52. SMOOTH AND DEADLY WITH HIS RIGHT HAND PUSH-SHOT FROM WAY OUT . . . SMALL, BUT MIGHTY ON THE BOARDS . . . IMPROVED UNDER FIRE AS INDIANA SOON LEARNED. CORKY OFTEN PROVED THE NEEDED SPARK WHEN THE GOING REALLY GOT TOUGH. BOB FISHER JUNIOR — 6 ' 3 — 38 GAMES — 421 POINTS — 11.07 AVERAGE Bob Fisher and Mike Zedalis fight for the ball in the semi-finals of the N. C. I. T. tournament in Denver. Regis won this one 67 to 60, in a real stem winder. FIRST REGIS PLAYER TO SCORE 300 POINTS IN A SINGLE SEASON . . . DEADLY WITH A ONE HAND SHOT ... AN EXCELLENT MAN ON THE BACKBOARDS. BOB FINISHED HIS THIRD SEASON AS A REGULAR PLAYER BY MAKING THE N. A. I. B. AND N. C. I. T. ALL-AMERICAN TEAMS. BRYCE HEFFLEY SOPHOMORE — 6 ' 5 — 39 GAMES — 449 POINTS — 11.5 AVERAGE Bryce Heffley hooks hard and high wiih his left hand against the Louisiana Pelicans in the third round of the K. C. tournament as the Rangers score their third triumph, 56 to 51. Perry and Wallace move in for the rebound, just in case. EARNED THE NAME JANITOR BY HIS RE- PEATED SWEEPING OF BOTH BACKBOARDS . . . WHEELED LOYOLA RIGHT OFF THE COURT BY HIS 27 POINT OUTPUT . . . STAR OF THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGION AT REGIS, AURORA, AND LORETTO. BRYCE IS OUR ONLY SOPH ALL-AMERICAN, BEING AWARDED THIS HONOR AT THE N. C. I. T. TOURNAMENT IN DENVER. HARVEY MOORE SENIOR — 6 ' 4 — 38 GAMES — 387 POINTS — 10.18 AVERAGE Harvey Moore moves across the key hole as Regis and the Hamline Pipers vie in the championship game of the N. A. I. B. tournament. As this picture clearly shows the going was tough all the way, and Regis came out on the short end of a 57 to 46 score. STEADYING INFLUENCE ON THE RANGER TEAM . . . LEADING SCORER IN THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGION IN HIS SOPHOMORE YEAR . . . CAPTAIN FOR THREE YEARS OF THE BUZZ BOYS ... A SENIOR THIS YEAR. HARV CLI- MAXED THIS UNUSUALLY BRILLIANT CAREER BY BEING NAMED ON THE N. C. I. T. ALL- AMERICAN TEAM. J DICK PETRY SOPHOMORE — 6 ' 0 — 39 GAMES — 310 POINTS — 7.94 AVERAGE Dick Peiry overcomes Ihe difficulty of Jwo righl hands, one his own and Ihe other kindly offered by a Hawaii player, as he drives in for a lay-up. Regis found a pot of gold at the expense of the Rainbows, to the sum of a 72 to 58 victory. DICK PETRY ... MR. GUARD ON ANYBODY ' S TEAM . . . POETRY IN MOTION . . . UNTIRING, ONE HAND POWERHOUSE, ARE BUT A FEW OF THE PRAISES FROM BOTH PLAYERS AND FANS HEAPED UPON DICK, OUR SOPH GUARD. JIM SHEEHAN JUNIOR — 6 ' 1 — 12 GAMES — 12 POINTS — 1.00 AVERAGE Jim Sheehan drives in the Hastings game. Simon (23) executes a screen as Regis goes on to win, 80 to 48, in the second game of ,the season. COOL AND CALM UNDER FIRE . . . MASTER OF BALL-CONTROL AND FLOOR PLAY . . . SHOT INFREQUENTLY, BUT ACCURATELY. JIM IS NOW AT NOTRE DAME STUDYING ... ON A CHEMISTRY FELLOWSHIP. JERRY SIMON SOPHOMORE — 6 ' 9 — 39 GAMES — 235 POINTS — 6.02 AVERAGE Jerry Simon stretches out to avoid the eager arms of all five St. Thomas players, as Wallace moves in to help him in the bitterly fought N. A. I. B. tournament battle. Regis fought the hardest and came up with a well deserved, 53 to 52 victory. REACHES THE HEIGHTS OF BASKETBALL GREATNESS . . . SHOWED HIS ALL-AMERICAN POTENTIALITIES AGAINST ST. THOMAS . . . CAN TIP THEM IN WITH, AND AGAINST, THE BEST IN THE NATION. JERRY SHOWS THE KIND OF BALL- ABILITY WHICH WILL HELP THE RANGERS TO AN EVEN GREATER FUTURE. BOBBY WALLACE SOPHOMORE — 5 ' 10 — 38 GAMES — 285 POINTS — 7.5 AVERAGE Bobby Wallace slips by his man as Fisher and Heffley look on, in the first round game of the N. A. I. B. tournament. Regis soundly thumped Erskine, 71 to 47. S; _ « | J|§| J| ■W ' 3fv J%  I f - 1 ft t i BALL CONTROL ARTIST . . . OPPONENT ' S NIGHTMARE . . . MASTER-MIND AT FLOOR PLAY . . . BOBBY COMPLET ED HIS SECOND SEASON AT A REGULAR IN AS MANY YEARS AT REGIS BY GETTING POPULAR ACCLAIM EQUAL TO ANY EVER GIVEN TO AN INDIVID- UAL STAR AT DENVER AUDITORIUM. TOM WATERS JUNIOR — 6 ' 3 — 36 GAMES — 67 POINTS — 1.8 AVERAGE Tommy Waters battles for the ball against two Western State players in the first of a two-game series. Regis won both games to hoist their record to 20 wins and 2 losses. A TRULY GREAT DEFENSIVE PLAYER ... RE- LIABLE IN THE CLUTCH . . . SELFISH WITH THE BALL UNDER THE BOARDS ... ALL LOOK FOR- WARD TO ANOTHER YEAR OF INCONSPICU- OUS, BUT VITAL, PLAY FROM SLEEPY . REGIS COLLEGE — 1948-1949 SEASON ' S RECORD Regis Opponent Lowry Field 31 Hastings College 48 Phillips University 50 Morningside 56 Kearney Teachers 65 Hastings College 43 Doane College 61 Wichita University 42 Kearney Teachers 54 Denver University 46 Utah State 42 East Central College 46 Fort Hays College 49 Lowry Field 37 Regis Opponent Denver University 42 Colorado Mines 37 Fort Warren 48 Adams State 42 St. Michael ' s 47 Western State 41 Western Stale 38 St. Ambrose 44 Idaho State 52 Idaho State 38 Fitzsimons 38 Lowry Field 53 Doane College 45 University of Hawaii 58 Regis Opponent 75 Adams State 49 53 Lowry Field 33 N. A. I. B. 71 Erskine College 47 53 St. Thomas College 52 56 N. W. Louisiana 51 48 Indiana State 45 46 Hamline University 57 N. C. I. T. 63 Iona College 51 66 St. Francis (Pa.) ' . 49 67 Loyola (Baltimore) 60 51 St. Francis (Brooklyn) 47 R REGULAR SEASON M • B N IT ' S OUT OF MY HANDS NOW LET ME AT IT I I ' LL SHOW YOU HOW TO DO IT EVEN APPLAUSE FROM HASTINGS I ALOHA OUI— THERE HE GOI FIVE ACES BEAT A FLUSH ANY DAY... VINCE BORYLA, D.U. ' s ALL- AMERICAN, SHAKES HANDS WITH BOB FISHER, ONE OF REGIS ' ALL-AMERICANS. AND REGIS HAD TWO WINNING HANDS! S l p 5 KANSAS CITY HERE WE COME N. A. I. B. IT ISN ' T WHETHER YOU ' VE WON OR LOST . . . Br V m Ivo? B 9E BBBBW a n v B MB? SSB V .jCT ! -Mi Si B HARV HUNTS FOR AN OPENING IN THE ERSKINE GAME JERRY— HEAD AND SHOULDERS ABOVE THE REST BRYCE IS IN A TOUGH SPOT IN THE NORTHWESTERN LOUISIANA STATE GAME BOBBY WALLACE CAVORTS AGAINST THE INDIANA STATE BOYS BATTLE OF THE GIANTS IN THE HAMLINE GAME, VERNE MIKKLESON (13) AND JERRY SIMON (23) . . . BUT HOW YOU ' VE PLAYED THE GAME N. A. I. B. DOES HE NEED TO GET I UP IN THE WORLD? ? « jo 1 ? : . w ••; - S?s  Z ?■ - « is s S St. to ' loMT 8 - AMERICANS — EVEN OUR COACH THIS IS NO QUIZ SHOWN TO THE VICTORS WHERE ARE THE ARMED GUARDS? BELONG THE SPOILS DON ' T MOB ' EM MEN, THEY ' RE OURS! REWARD I AFTER A HARD SEASON ' S WORK |«?V,. I FIRST ANNUAL RANGER ED SCHADED TRIES TO CORRAL HIS HORSE DUR- ING THE N. C. I. T. CHAM- PIONSHIP HALF-TIME DEMONSTRATION. NOTH ' EN TO IT, FELLAS, ITS JUST LIKE THIS MM MM v WJw S5 V Ei j EVERYBODY WANTS IN THE ACT in t e Re o L Ut C.A R N A M CHAMPIONSHIP GAME E N Archbishop Urban J. Vehr Trophy presented to the Buzz Boys as winners of the first annual National Catholic Intercollegiate Tourna- ment. DON ' T TAKE IT SO HARD, FISH FRESHMAN HOOPSTERS, CLOCKWISE, ARE: JIM FENNELLY, CHUCK SILLSTROP, PAT O ' LEARY, BOB DURKIN, AND DICK BROWN. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL STILL MORE FRESHMAN HOOPSTERS, IN THE SAME ORDER, ARE: JIM MALONE, GEORGE MINOT, HAROLD BOGUS, SAM KEARNEY. FRESHMAN RULE WENT INTO EFFECT THE FIRST TIME SINCE THE FOUNDING OF THE COLLEGE IN 1888. THE FRESHMAN TEAM CAME THRU WITH A VICTORIOUS SEASON, WINNING 15 GAMES OUT OF 19 STARTS. AND STILL MORE, IN THE SAME MONOTO- NOUS ORDER, ARE: BOB CARMAN, TOM KAVANAUGH, JOE STENGLE, GEORGE BUCK- LEY, AND JOHN HETT. Left io righl: Minor, O ' Leary, Slengle, Fennelly, Sill- strop. Kneeling: Coach Varnell. FRESHMAN TEAM, LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW, ARE: KAVA- NAUGH, MALONE, MINOT, DURKIN, KEARNEY. SECOND ROW: STENGLE, SILLSTROP, O ' LEARY, BOGUS, FENNELLY. THIIRD ROW: HETT, CARMAN, BROWN, BUCKLEY. Brown and Kavanaugh watch the ball drop through the hoop as the Frosh beat Jussel Electric 58-46. Regis 50 FROSH SEASON RECORD Oponenl Fitzsimons Army Hospital 60 43 60 36 Pueblo Junior College Sterling Junior College Sterling Junior College Colorado School of Mines 47 34 51 62 48 Fitzsimons Army Hospital Rockmont College 58 58 Colorado State 29 Colorado State 60 Rockmont College 56 Fitzsimons Army Hospital 50 40 Pueblo Junior College Pat Mike ' s Grill 49 60 Pat Mike ' s Grill 72 73 25 29 D.U. Frosh 50 58 46 46 Frontier Refinery 50 Buckley uses a shoulder effectively as Heft scoops up the ball against Fitzsimons Hos- pital in the first game of the season. The Frosh won in an overtime 50-48. O ' Leary (9) and Brown (3) go high for the ball as the Freshmen thumped Sterling Junior Col- lege 43 to 34. Jim Fennelly, high point man for the fresh- man squad. Minot dives for the ball in the second Fitzsimons game, the Junior Rangers won 56 to 49. ££ $ ' Oiho Givens travels around left end for needed yardage, as he picks up a nice block from Jack Seaman. NORTH DENVER R N North Denver Rangers and Filzsimons General Hospital clash as an immovable object is about to be hit by an irresistible force. R FOOTBALL SQUAD Borgerding breaks through to throw one of the Medics for a sizable loss. Neil Muldoon Tom O ' Keefe Felix Muldoon Bernie McMenamy Bill Taylor Jack Seaman Joe Hovorka Otho Givens Dan Kelleher Mike McGreevy Bob Schloss Paul Hufnagel John Borgerding Gene Costello John Walsh Vince Domenico Pete Wigginton Bob Hart Chuck Spear Dick Hodges Don Powers Bill Owens Jim Stromsoe Fred Volz Bill Maguire George Burke Rudy Perko Issac Huval Due to lhe lateness of the baseball season, and the printer ' s deadline, the baseball coverage is not as adequate as the Staff desires. REGIS 8 REGIS 2 REGIS 5 REGIS 8 REGIS 9 5 MINES LOWRY FIELD 2 TRINIDAD JUNIOR COLLEGE 9 COLORADO COLLEGE CAMP CARSON FITZSIMONS 7 FT. WARREN 13 DENVER U. 11 DENVER U. 7 COLORADO COLLEGE SKIP HALLINAN JOHN KILPATRICK ■i : ■£}_:_.,[_ ■.;._ _ II looks like Tee leans towards D.U., but we know better GEORGE MINOT Leo Case, student manager of baseball JOE STENGLE Coach Varnell gives last-minute instructions to the team before the first D.U. game JIM STROMSOE Jack Jagger, assistant manager of baseball and manager of basketball Bobby covers third and waits for the throw from Jerry Coursey ' Tee Aliolo slops the Utile Monsler. When did you say spring football starts? REGIS 3 6 MINES REGIS j 8 COLORADO COLLEGE N N O ' Rourke and Connell are pressed by Regner and Druding. Take it easy, fellas I Bob O ' Rourke, captain of tennis team f f f f f f Bob and Leo won ' t play until its exact Members of the tennis team, left to right, are: Bob O ' Rourke, Leo Connell, Bob Druding, Bob Regner, Ray Callen, and Bill Matt. REGIS 6 REGIS 13 REGIS 21 REGIS 5 20 MINES 13 COLORADO COLLEGE 5 COLORADO COLLEGE 21 COLORADO U. Long drives are made by Jim Altenbern, Mike Cusack, Ed Connell, and Jake Siraub Jim Altenbern getting ready to tee off Members of the Golf team, reading from left to right, are: Mr. Oswald, Moderator, Jim Altenbern, Mike Cusack, Hugh Hogan, Don Powers, Jake Straub, Ed Connell, Dan Hogan, Tom Fahey, Hugh Rodney, and Dick Perry. Which way did lhey go, Doc? Intramural champs — left to right: John Kilpatrick, Bobby Burns, Bob Dunnebecke, Andy Marlelon, Bill Barrett, Jack Baxter, and Joe Yelenick HANG ON TO THAT BALL, JACK I ANDY MARTELON ATTEMPTS TO STOP BILL REEDY FROM SCORING INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL OUT OF MY WAY, BUB I A TENSE MOMENT IN THE INTRAMURALS I IF EVERYBODY IS READY, LET ' S GO! WRESTLING MATCH? AND WE MUST NOT FORGET... a ADVERTIZING AS THE RANGER CHERISHED THE VALUABLES IN HIS COVERED WAGON ... 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