Regis College - Ranger Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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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

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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

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