Regis College - Ranger Yearbook (Denver, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1956 volume:

w X £■ im - 1 i Jf • i j ■ jp n i • pv :: P .,,, ' 4 wH  ■■■■■■■■ ' .,, .... The ceaseless, breaking waves roll in upon the sandy beach of time, erasing all before them. Rolling in and carrying away all that they reach— all the cherished moments, treasured memories, fond scenes, dear friends. Nothing is safe; nothing stems the tide of the ceaseless roll and wash of time. To form a breakwater which will hold the events, moments, happenings of the school year; to hold them as if in the frozen stillness of a great glitter- ing white tower, is the aim of the 1956 RANGER. These are the moments one longs to remember; these are the events which forever close the door on the last of the boy; these are the times which open the door on the newly molded man. These are great days. These are the recordings of the 1956 RANGER. 7 fc REGIS COLLEGE on the crest of the west Denver, Colorado 1956 EDITOR Frank Sferra ASSOCIATE EDITORS James O ' Connor Jack Treloar SPORTS EDITORS Henry Close John Kirchner PHOTOGRAPHY Roman Borgerding Assistant Jim Creamer ADVERTISING Frank Sferra Tim Malone LAY-OUT EDITOR James O ' Connor ' ■ ' -■ ■■■ [ ' ' ■■ ' - ■ ■••■ ■•.- , ij iiiiifillfriltu. - .■■■•■. r!i. ' i,i, i , .r--. . ' :, ' ii ' . iM±..-. A x: , ,„ — L«k - SAINT IGNATIUS OF LOYOLA DEDICATION NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY-SIX HAS SPECIAL SIGNIFICANCE FOR THE MEMBERS OF REGIS COLLEGE AND OF ALL JESUIT SCHOOLS. FOUR HUNDRED YEARS AGO ONE OF THE GREATEST MEN OF THE CHURCH DIED, AND IT IS MOST FITTING THAT IN SOME SMALL WAY WE COMMEMORATE THIS ANNIVERSARY. THROUGH THIS YEARBOOK REGIS SHOWS ITS ESTEEM AND RESPECT FOR THIS ILLUSTRIOUS SAINT. IN YEARS PAST THE BOOK HAS BEEN DEDICATED TO A MEMBER OF THE FAC- ULTY, BUT O UR STAFF FEELS THE NECESSITY FOR BREAKING THIS TRADITION IN REMEMBRANCE OF THE FOUNDER OF THE SOCIETY OF JESUS, SAINT IGNATIUS LOYOLA. THIS SAINT CAN BE AN INSPIRATION TO ALL THOSE WHO ARE TEMPTED TO LOSE HOPE IN THE INFINITE MERCY OF GOD AND RESORT TO DESPAIR. IF WE REACH THIS STATE, ONE PRAYER OF SAINT IGNATIUS CAN BE OUR AID. Teach us Good Lord to serve Thee as Thou deservest; To give and not to count the cost; To fight and not to heed the wounds; To toil and not to seek for rest; To labor and not ask for any rewards; Save that of knowing that we do Thy will. Prayer of Gratitude There is a world-wide struggle to capture the mind of youth. Through youth movements foreign dictatorships aim to perpetuate their pernicious doctrines. In our own country youth is exposed to these poisons which can de- stroy our hard-won liberties. Protection should, therefore, come from the leading universities and colleges of America. Regis College refuses to subscribe to the doctrine that academic freedom may be used as a pretext to teach systems which destroy all freedom. We proudly boast that we have always taught and will continue to teach the following creed. We believe in God. We believe in the personal dignity of men. We believe that man has natural rights that come from God and not from the State. We are therefore opposed to all forms of dictatorship which are based on the totalitarian philosophy that the total man belongs to the state. We believe in the sanctity of marriage and of the home — the basic unit of Civilization. We believe in the natural right of private property, but likewise that private property has its social obligations. We believe that Labor has not only rights but obligations. We believe that Capital has not only rights but obligations. We are vigorously opposed to all forms of racialism — persecution or intolerance because of race. We believe tliat liberty is a sacred thing, but that law, which regulates liberty, is a sacred obligation. We believe in inculcating all the essential liberties of American De- mocracy, and take open and frank issue with all brands of spuri- ous democracy. We believe, briefly, in the teachings of Christ, and we, therefore, hold that morality must regulate the personal, family, economic, political, and international life of men if civilization is to endure. nshop of Denver MOST REVEREND URBAN J. VEHR, D.D. 1 . « TI: Jm. 3t £f • a, % l i V W - fck « % w JMtf .■ £  « ■ ' - !, .- ' •% . « ' AfcVj S ' ST ' ■ T .1 ; Y Illffl VERY REV. RICHARD F. RYAN, S.J. PRESIDENT, REGIS COLLEGE PRESIDENT ' S MESSAGE St. Ignatius Loyola founded the Society of Jesus at a time when the Church was reeling under the onslaughts of its enemies; twenty years later, as the Saint breathed his last, the tide of heresy had been checked, and the banner of Christ the King was being borne from victory to victory. The great idealist, the practical educator had well deserved the encomium of Christ: Well done! Four hundred years later, we see the close of another year at Regis, another year of serious student endeavor inspired by the ideals and methods of Ignatius. Another graduating class assembles on the heights won by our Saint and his followers, heights which yield a clear view of the never-ending battle that goes on for the loyalties and the very souls of men. The objective before the graduates is that of the Soldier Saint: to accomplish God ' s Greater Glory, and to widen the sphere of Christian influence in a cynical and despairing world. Our graduates must feel, as did the youth of Ignatius ' day, that theirs is a very high and very bright ideal, one that inspires a passion and a determination to push through all obstacles and break through all barriers when Christ gives the signal to advance. Victory is as- sured; has not Our Captain promised? But hardships must be borne, and dangers braved, and wounds sustained. It is only thus that we, too, shall merit those blessed words: Well done, good and faithful servant; enter thou into the joy of thy Lord. fcL (UsJ ADMINISTRATION REV. LOUIS G. MATTIONE, S.J. Dean REV. FRANCIS J. MALECEK, S.J. Dean of Men REV. JOHN J. GIBBONS, S.J. Registrar REV. WILLIAM F. HOUSER, S.J. Treasurer REV. WILLIAM H. STEINER, S.J. Supt. of Buildings Grounds MR. JOHN V. COYNE Director of Evening Classes REV. HAROLD L. STANSELL, S.J. Asst. Director of Evening Classes REV. WALTER F. HARRIS, S.J. Chaplain MR. DAVID C. HOENE Asst. to President REV. CHARLES F. KRUGER, S.J. Librarian MR. ADRIAN N. DORZWEILER Assistant Librarian GEORGE E. BECHTOLT M.A., Asst. Prof, of Spanish German REV. LUCIUS F. CERVANTES S.J., M.A., Ph.D., Instructor in Sociology REV. WILLIAM B. FAHERTY S.J., M.A., Ph.D. Asst. Prof, of History REV. LOUIS A. BLOOMER S.J., M.A., Assoc. Prof, of English REV. FRED T. DALY S.J., Candid. Ph.D. Asst. Prof, of Mathematics FACULTY REV. CHRISTIAN L. BONNET S.J., M.A., Ph.L., S.T.L Assoc. Prof, of Philosophy REV. JOSEPH V. DOWNEY S.J., M.A., M.S., Asst. Prof, of Physics REV. MARK S. GROSS S.J., M.A., Asst. Prof, of English REV. JOHN J. JOLIN S.J., M.A., Ph.D., Asst. Prof, of Classical Languages HARVEY E. MOORE B.S., Instructor in Physical Education REV. JOHN J. QUIRK S.J., M.A., Asst. Prof, of Modern Languages REV. BERNARD S. KARST S.J., M.A., Asst. Prof, of Education, Director of Carroll Hall FRANKLIN L. OETTING M.S., Instructor in Chemistry DONALD A. KLENE M.A., Instructor in English FRANCIS J. OZOG B.S., Ph.D., Asst. Prof, of Chemistry FACULTY PETER A. ROTAR B.A., M.B.A., Instructor in Business Administration REV. ROBERT BOYLE S.J., M.A., Ph.D. Instructor in English MOST REV. BERNARD J. SULLIVAN S.J., M.A., LL.D., D.D. Asst. Prof, of English REV. HARRY KLOCKER S.J., M.A., Ph.D. Instructor in Philosophy REV. THOMAS F. SINGLETON S.J., B.S., Asst. Prof, of Mathematics REV. JOSEPH A. RYAN S.J., M.A., Prof, of Accounting REV. GEORGE M. TIPTON S.J., M.A., Ph.D. Asst. Prof, of Chemistry FACULTY REV. ELMER J. TRAME S.J., M.A., Ph.D. Prof, of Biology BROTHER RENK S.J., Student Health FACULTY FRED R. VAN VALKENBURG M.A., Asst. Prof, of History JOHN A. FLANAGAN M.A., Candid. Ph.D., Instructor in Psychology, Athletic Director REV. EDWARD H. W8NTERGALEN S.J., M.A., M.S.C., Assoc. Prof, of Economics BROTHER KNOLL S.J., Maintenance REV. JOHN LYONS S.J., M.A., Instructor in English MRS. RUTH MEDER MRS. LEE CARPER MRS. ALICE M. O ' CONNOR OFFICE STAFF MISS ROSEMARY FRANK MRS. LUCILE GARGARO MRS. F. S. CLAIR EUGENE E. DESLONGCHAMP MISS CARMEN UREVIG RANQER 1956 JOHN T. GRACE JERRY L POWELL This award is given by the Ranger staff to those students, who by their interest, cooperation and school spirit, deserve recognition for their contribu- tions to Regis College. JAMES P. GRANT RICHARD J. CONNOR LLOYD D. HOWERTON GERALD FRANKENREITER BERNARD HAMMONS .-- i ..-.:-■ ' ! The pictures on this page show Father Stauf- fen as the students re- member him best. father SrviH A. Stauffen, S.I. 1904-1955 Eternal rest grant unto him, O Lord; And let perpetual light shine upon him. May he rest in peace. May his soul and the souls of all the faithful departed through the mercy of God rest in peace. JOHN HURLEY President PAUL MURRAY, JR. Vice-President RICHARD SCHAFBUCH Secretary V DONALD MARTIN Treasurer PAUL DUNN, JR. Director GILBERT CAVINS Director STUDENT COUNCIL 1955 WILLIAM SHANNON Director TIM HARRINGTON President MAURICE O ' CONNOR Vice-President JIM BROWN Secretary-Treasurer GERALD SCHMITT Director JAMES DRINKARD Director THOMAS HOOGERWERF Director STUDENT COUNCIL 1956 The Student Council aims at strengthening relations between the stu- dents of the various classes and organizations, and between the students and the administration of the college. The Council encourages existing student ac- tivities and facilitates the development of new ones, strives to discover student talent and to foster student initiative. FR. JOHN QUIRK, S. J. Moderator ILL CHARLES CARTER GILBERT CAVINS JAMES P. DeCREDICO PAUL DUNN S WHO III DIRICflll C0LL€6€S Aevve Seen, bemi tfie4955 in American ®m This honor comes in recognition of who was officially recommended b requirements of the aforementioned JOHN HURLEY — - JOSEPH IMHOFF PAUL MURRAY fed to txfefoea i vn Imong tubente r jsfitiesf anb Colleger College merit and accomplishment of the student e above named institution and met the blication. RICHARD SALADA RICHARD SCHAFBUCH WILLIAM SHANNON Mr. Martin Griffith, one of Regis ' most loyal friends and benefactors, with Reverend Bernard S. Karst. s E N I O R S JOE IMHOFF President Denver, Colo. Bachelor of Science DICK SALADA Vice President Detroit, Michigan Bachelor of Science CHUCK CARTER Secretary-Treasurer Leadville, Colorado Bachelor of Science SENIORS 1956 BERNIE HAMMONS Student Council Denver, Colorado Bachelor of Science WILLIAM AHLIN Denver, Colorado Bachelor of Science ALBERT BELLIO Denver, Colorado Bacheolor of Science EDWARD BOYCE St. Louis, Missouri Bachelor of Science JOSEPH BOWLDS Denver, Colorado Bachelor of Science ROBERT BROCKiSH Denver, Colorado Bachelor of Science ROBERT BURNS Denver, Colorado Special Student BERNIE BUSER Pueblo, Colorado Bachelor of Science JOHN BUTLER Aurora, Colorado Bachelor of Science L I SENIOR GILBERT CAVINS Rock Island, Illinois Bachelor of Science RICHARD CONNOR Denver, Colorado Bachelor of Science NICK D ' AMORE Aurora, Colorado Bachelor of Science RICHARD CORDES Denver, Colorado Bachelor of Science JAMES DE CREDICO Denver, Colorado Bachelor of Science JOSEPH DEVLIN Hale, Colorado Bachelor of Science JOHN ELDREDGE, JR. Denver, Colorado Bachelor of Science PAUL DUNN Denver, Colorado Bachelor of Science WILLIAM ERNST St. Louis, Missouri Bachelor of Science JAMES FASSLER Canon City, Colorado Bachelor of Science GERALD FRANKENREITER Denver, Colorado Bachelor of Science ROBERT FOX Aurora, Colorado Bachelor of Science Ill RICHARD GAMMON Keokuk, Iowa Bachelor of Science SERAFIN GARCIA Antonito, Colorado Special Student ROBERT GOODWIN Arvada, Colorado Bachelor of Science JOHN GRACE Denver, Colorado Bachelor of Science SENIORS ■ • y JAMES GRANT Junction City, Kansas Bachelor of Science RAYMOND GREFF Denver, Colorado Bachelor of Science DICK HANNEMAN Denver, Colorado Bachelor of Science NIELS HAGGERTY Denver, Colorado Bachelor of Science II I ■ 5 . WILLIAM HOFSCHULTE Denver, Colorado Bachelor of Science JOHN HURLEY Pueblo, Colorado Bachelor of Science LLOYD HOWERTON Denver, Colorado Bachelor of Science JOSEPH HUGHES Riverton, Wyoming Bachelor of Science BERNARD JONES Denver, Colorado Bachelor of Science DONALD KAUFHOLD Naperville, Illinois Bachelor of Science FRANK KINNEY Denver, Colorado Bachelor of Science WILLIAM KEMPKER Denver, Colorado Bachelor of Science 1956 DONALD KIRVIN Cumming, Iowa Bachelor of Science TOM LAHEY Denver, Colorado Bachelor of Science JOSEPH LIBONATI Denver, Colorado Bachelor of Science GORDON LOCKETT Pueblo, Colorado Bachelor of Science WILLIAM LAVERY Rock Island, III. Bachelor of Science EMANUEL LAWBAUGH St. Marys, Mo. Bachelor of Science PATRICK LONG Milwaukee, Wis. Bachelor of Science STEPHEN LUBECK Englewood, Colo. Bachelor of Science 1956 PAUL McSHANE North Platte, Neb. Bachelor of Science JAMES MAHER Denver, Colo. Bachelor of Science TIMOTHY MALONE Denver, Colo. Bachelor of Science DONALD MARTIN Salina, Kans. Bachelor of Science I SENIORS JACK MATHIS Denver, Colo. Bachelor of Science LARRY MILLER Lodge Pole, Nebr. Bachelor of Science HARVEY MORGAN Colorado Springs, Colo. Bachelor of Science KENNETH MULVEY Denver, Colo. Bachelor of Science %m ■ ' tH Bl -m fc ' ' ¥ jfjZJflk.  %. m V B PAUL MURRAY Denver, Colo. Bachelor of Science WILLIAM NEHER Denver, Colo. Bachelor of Science JERRY POWELL Thermopolis, Wyo. Bachelor of Science JOHN PERITO Denver, Colo. Bachelor of Science SENIORS ROBERT RILEY Piqua, Kans. Bachelor of Science GEORGE ROCHE Denver, Colo. Bachelor of Science RICHARD SCHAFBUCH Denver, Colo. Bachelor of Science WILLIAM SENECAL Denver, Colo. Bachelor of Science MICHAEL SHANNON Cape Girardeau, Mo. Bachelor of Science DONALD SHERMAN Hastings, Nebr. Bachelor of Science DANIEL SULLIVAN Englewood, Colo. Bachelor of Science GEORGE STOCK Denver, Colo. Bachelor of Science I HENRY TAKATO Wahiawa, Oahu, T.H. Bachelor of Science CHARLES THOMAS Denver, Colo. Bachelor of Science ISIDORE VALDEZ Denver, Colo. Bachelor of Science 1956 SENIORS LOUIS WEIPERT Denver, Colo. Bachelor of Science RICHARD WALTERS Colorado Springs, Colo. Bachelor of Science Mr 8m, ,■-. • •••«• JM B • « « , i 1   • «r « g..  • ■ ■ « • ft «■ ■ 3B 4 TIM HARRINGTON President Milwaukee, Wis. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS LOUIS DePAEMELERE Secretary-Treasurer Denver, Colo. MARTIN HART Student Council Delphos, Kans. CLASS OF ' 57 MAURICE O ' CONNOR Student Council Alt. Council Bluffs, Iowa GERALD ARCHER Denver, Colo. THOMAS ARMS Minneapolis, Minn. GEORGE ASHCROFT Littleton, Colo. ED BARLOCK Arvada, Colo. JIM BENALLO Wheatridge, Colo. SOE BISCHOF Pinckneyville, ill. ROMAN BOGERDING Dutzow, Mo. WILLIAM BRANNAN Denver, Colo. JUNIOR CLASS OF ' 57 JACK BRIDGES Denver, Colo. JIM BROWN Thermopolis, Wyo. GERALD CARON Colorado Springs, Colo. DON CERRONE Denver, Colo. LEONARD COLLINS Wheatridge, Colo. PAUL COOPER Denver, Colo. LEO CREMINS University City, Mo. JOHN CULIG Pueblo, Colo. TOM DANAHEY Denver, Colo. JUNIOR CLASS OF ' 57 BILL DELINE Denver, Colo. GEORGE DELVALLE Denver, Colo. JIM DRINKARD Denver, Colo. JOE DUNN Milwaukee, Wis. ARTHUR DURAND Aurora, Colo. DICK ECKHARD St. Louis, Mo. TOM ELNEN Wichita, Kans. Ill PAUL ERRAMOUSPE Rock Springs, Wyo. TOM FANIA Ironton, Mo. PAUL FOLEY Wichita, Kans. CHARLES GERSBACH Larchmont, N.Y. JUNIOR CLASS OF ' 57 BERT GILBERT Denver, Colo. DICK GONZALES Denver, Colo. BOB GOTTSCHALK Garden City, Kans. JOHN GRAHAM Galesburg, III. DAN HARRIS Bennett, Colo. MERLIN HELLMAN Houghton, Iowa DICK HENRY Tulsa, Okia. TOM HOOGERWERF Moline, III. ALLEN HOWER Littleton, Coio. JIM JAGGER Pueblo, Colo. JIM JOHNSON Denver, Colo. JUNIOR CLASS OF ' 57 HUBERT JONES Denver, Colo. DON KELLY Denver, Colo. ED KELLY Leadville, Colo. DON KERZON Leadville, Colo. JOHN KIRCHNER Kansas City, Mo. GENE LAMANSKY Denver, Colo. DOWAYNE LaPORTE Hastings, Neb. Ill JOE LARDINO Oak Park, III. LARRY LEKIC Aguilar, Colo. MERVIN LELL Denver, Colo. ED LINDNER Denver, Colo. JUNIOR CLASS OF ' 57 RALPH LONG Denver, Colo. FRANK MARTINEZ Alamosa, Colo. terry Mccarty Denver, Colo. JOHN MEEK Denver, Colo. WARREN MEIDL Denver, Colo. JIM MINOGUE Minneapolis, Minn. EDWARD MOORHEAD Wilmette, III. TONY ORESKOVICH Pueblo, Colo. DAN O ' ROURKE Tulsa, Okla. JOHN PLUMB Denver, Colo. JUNIOR CLASS OF 37 RAYMOND POISSANT Denver, Colo. PARNELL QUINN Denver, Colo. ARDEN REUSiNK Denver, Colo. DALE RIES Los Angeles, Calif. DAN RIORDAN Milwaukee, Wis. WILLIAM RODGERS Denver, Colo. MANUEL ROSADO Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico ARTHUR ROSSI Denver, Colo. STEVE RYAN Durango, Colo. I RAY SANCHEZ Aguilar, Colo. JUNIOR CLASS OF ' 57 WILLIAM SANDERS Wichita, Kans. GERALD SCHMITT Rock Island, III. WALLACE SHANNON Denver, Colo. WALTER SICKLES Denver, Colo. RONALD SIMPSON Denver, Colo. EUGENE SMALDONE Denver, Colo. WILLIAM SMITHHISLER Colorado Springs, Colo. TOM STALEY Tulsa, Okla. ROBERT SUTTON Denv er, Colo. JUNIOR CLASS OF ' SI GENE SWEENEY Strausburg, Colo. HAROLD WANEBO Denver, Colo. ROBERT WICK Milwaukee, Wis. CHARLES WOODWARD Denver, Colo. THOMAS ZALEWSKI Milwaukee, Wis. WILLIAM ZOOK Denver, Colo. Ill R .m mr-ram SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS TED SERMONET President Milwaukee, Wis. JOE GASPERS Vice-President Oak Park, III. . _ ; Hr ' ■ ■ififc ' , p.; 1 J HraBraSnnlH SAM O ' NEAL Secretary-Treasurer University City, Mo. DAVE RICKOFF Student Council Rep. St. Louis, Mo. M. O ' HALLEARN Student Council Alt. Wheaton, III. C. ADAMS Golden, Colo. K. BABBITT Flagstaff, Ariz. G. BACA Denver, Colo. R. BANNISTER St. Louis, Mo. F. BARTHOLOMEW Denver, Colo. SOPHOMORE CLASS OF O. BEACOM Denver, Colo. P. BEACOM So. Sioux City, Nebr. T. BIRDSALL St. Louis, Mo. S. BLUBAUGH Wichita, Kans. W. BOLLWERK University City, Mo. R. CABELA Chappell, Neb. W. BRICKELL Colorado Springs, Colo. G. BRUNO Denver, Colo. M. BROPHY Wauwatosa, Wis. D. BROWN Boulder, Colo. R. BUCKLEY Denver, Colo. J. BZDEK Colorado Springs, Colo. F. CAMBRIA Brooklyn, N. Y. V. CARBONE Denver, Colo. 9:15 Class ' ' 58 SOPHOMORE CLASS OF ' 58 C. CHAPMAN Denver, Colo. R. CHAUVIN Denver, Colo. J. CHAVEZ Denver, Colo. J. CHING Denver, Colo. R. CIZEK Sidney, Nebr. H. CLOSE Wilmette, III. J. CUSHNER Denver, Colo. J. DELOHERY Denver, Colo. P. COMPTON Denver, Colo. B. COSTA Albuquerque, N.M. E. DURAN Denver, Colo. J. DINEEN Denver, Colo. M. DOLLAHAN Chicago, III. H. DUNCAN Glenwick, Wyo. ■I SOPHOMORE CLASS OF J. CUMMiNGS Denver, Colo. E. CURRAN Denver, Colo. R. ELDREDGE Denver, Colo. F. FOLEY Denver, Colo. R. FRANTZ Denver, Colo. J. GARBELLA Denver, Colo. E. GORMLEY Salt Lake City, Utah C. GRAHAM Denver, Colo. J. GASPERS Oak Park, III. J. GATENS Reed, W. Va. R. GUBBINS Flossmoor, III. J. HALASKA Wauwatosa, Wis. D. HANNEMAN Denver, Colo. W. HARTENBACH St. Louis, Mo. Don ' t Feed the Animals ' 58 L. HEATON Denver, Colo. E. HEIMANN West Point, Nebr. R. HERMES Spencer, Iowa D. HAZEN Plainville, Kans. I. JOFFER Denver, Colo. W. JOHNSON Chicago, III. H. HOYT Denver, Colo. S. HUMANN Derby, Colo. J. KEENAN Wichita, Kans. M. KENNEDY Richmond Heights, Mo. R. KOPP Florissant, Mo. A. KOROSHETZ Leadville, Colo. G. LUTITO Denver, Colo. R. MENCHACA Denver, Colo. 5 ' Mechanical Drawing SOPHOMORE CLASS OF J. MILLER University City, Mo. D. MOORE St. Paul, Minn. R. MOORE Denver, Colo. R. MOYNIHAN Wheatridge, Colo. W. McCLELLAN Chicago, III. w. Mcdonough Chicago, III. J. McNULTY Wheatridge, Colo. P. MUELECK Waukesha, Wis. G. McFARLAND Denver, Colo. E. McKENNA Antigo, Wis. J. MULLANE Denver, Colo. C. MURPHY Colorado Springs, Colo. R. NASS Plymouth, III. J. NIEBURGER Denver, Colo. My Sister Georgia ' 58 have a lady, doctor . . . . C. NIXON Granger, la. G. PARK Tulsa, Okla. G. PETERS Waterloo, la. J. PINGPANK Mountains Lakes, N. J. T. ROBERTS Denver, Colo. R. ROHNER Strasburg, Colo. H. QUADRACCI Wauwatosa, Wis. J. RAINE Leadville, Colo. P. ROTAR Arvada, Colo. P. RUOFF St. Louis, Mo. D. SAMIDE Denver, Colo. E. SANDOVAL Brighton, Colo. I. SANDOVAL Santa Fe, N. M. A. SANTOPIETRO Denver, Colo. m R. SCHENK Wichita, Kans. D. SCHMITZ Denver, Colo. F. SCOTT Denver, Colo. E. SENA Wj Denver, Colo. J. SENA Denver, Colo. M. SEVERINO Denver, Colo. L SPRINGER Denver, Colo. G. SUMMERS Denver, Colo. P. SHARKEY Toulin, III. D. SMITH Denver, Colo. J. TANNER Denver, Colo. T. TESSIER Milwaukee, Wis. SOPHOMORE CLASS OF T. TIERNEY Denver, Colo. T. TORREY Denver, Colo. ' Brain Trust ' 58 H. TRITZ Leadville, Colo. J. TYNE Denver, Colo. A. VALDEZ Lajara, Colo. J. VERRETTA Wheatridge, Colo. J. WEBER Denver, Colo. M. WELLES Milwaukee, Wis, R. VITRY Denver, Colo. D. VITT Creve Coeur, Mo. E. ZIMMER Hartington, Nebr. F. ZITO Denver, Colo. Telling people where to go ir bill e. Mccarty President Milwaukee, Wis. george j. McCaffrey Vice-President Denver, Colo. WILLIAM J. MURPHY Secretary Sterling, III. TERRENCE C. SHEEHY Treasurer Garden City, Kans. JERRY J. KELLY Student Council Milwaukee, Wis. L. ABBOTT Delta, Colo. C ANSELMI Artesia, Colo. G. ARCHULETA Durango, Colo. K. ASH Colorado Springs, Colo. J. BABKA Valley Park, Mo. T. BEEMAN River Forest, III. R. BERGKAMP Garden City, Kans. R. BETTINGER Denver, Colo. R. BETTINGER Denver, Colo. G. BEUTNER Tomahawk, Wis. HT FRESHMAN CLASS OF ' 59 H. BLUM Ft. Collins, Colo. P. BOBERSCHMIDT Madison, Wis. J. BORDEN Elm Grove, Wis. R. BRISNEHAN Denver, Colo. C. BRUHN Denver, Colo. L. BRUNNER Denver, Colo. W. BUCKLEY Denver, Colo. J. BUSCH Boulder, Colo. J. BUTLER Chicago, III. G. CABLE Denver, Colo. G. CAVALIERE Denver, Colo. C. CERCHINE Denver, Colo. W. Sout V. CERRONE Wheatridge, Colo. L. CHIOLERO Denver, Colo. J. CLARK Littleton, Colo. E. CLINE St. Louis, Mo. P. COCOZZELLA Denver, Colo. South Merrick, N. Y. T. CONNOR River Forest, III. J. COOGAN Denver, Colo. J. COOPER Sioux City, Iowa R. COSIMI Denver, Colo. E. COSLETTO Chicago, III. F. COSSI Chicago, III. J. CRAMER Denver, Colo. D. CREAGER Pueblo, Colo. T. CROAK Colorado Springs, Colo. J. CULIG Pueblo, Colo. D. CUMMINGS St. Louis, Mo. G. CURTIN Tulsa, Okla. J. CUSSEN Cupertino, Calif. G. DAVIDSON Wichita, Kans. T. DEAN St. Louis, Mo. G. DEIGNAN Littleton, Colo. W. DELUZIO Denver, Colo. T. DeROCHIE Albuquerque, N.M. G. DIEHL Wichita, Kans. F. DIERKS Kansas City, Mo. L. DiLISIO Raton, N.M. D. DOBBS Denver, Colo. J. DOBBS Denver, Colo. R. DOMENICO Denver, Colo. R. DONNELLY St. Louis, Mo. P. DOYLE Denver, Colo. OF ' 59 irr FRESHMAN CLASS OF ' 59 J. DWYER Denver, Colo. W. DWYER Denver, Colo. E. ELLIOTT Denver, Colo. M. ERHARD Denver, Colo. K. ESPINOZA Colorado Springs, Colo. L. FACCHINELLO Denver, Colo. J. FAMULARO Denver, Colo. M. FERRIERE Denver, Colo. E. FIDEL Santa Fe, N.M. D. FILKOSKI Denver, Colo. R. FIORELLA Denver, Colo. J. FLOOD Westminster, Colo. C. FUERMAN Denver, Colo. A. GALLEGOS Denver, Colo. M. GALLEGOS Espanola, N.M. L. GARCIA Denver, Colo. J. GE ORGE Atlanta, Ga. J. GLEESON Denver, Colo. R. GOETZ Englewood, Colo. J. GOULD St. Charles, Mo. J. GRANT Denver, Colo. D. GARCIA Denver, Colo «T V. HARDING h Denver, Colo. T. GRIFFIN Albuquerque, N.M. R. GROEGER Denver, Colo. FRESHMA K. GROWNEY Denver, Colo. G. GUNTHER Denver, Colo. C. HACKETHAL Lakewood, Colo. H. HAMMONS Denver, Colo. P. HARRISON Denver, Colo. N. HAUG Lakewood, Colo. J. HAWLEY Denver, Colo. J. HAYES Oregon, Wis. E. HERNANDEZ Denver, Colo. D. HERRICK Leadville, Colo. J. HOFSETZ Denver, Colo. J. HOSKING Sioux City, Iowa F. HOWELL Morrison, Colo. P. JOHNSON Denver, Colo. R. JOHNSON Wonder Lake, J. KAPPEL Denver, Colo. F. KOVOL St. Louis, Mo. R. KELLY Durango, Colo. M. KENNEDY St. Louis, Mo. II T j. Mcculloch Raton, N.M. d. McDonnell Denver, Colo. T. MAHONEY Wheat Ridge, Colo. W. KIEFER Grand Junction, Colo. E. KIRCHNER Milwaukee, Wis. T. KNIGHT Colorado Springs, Colo. K. KOCHEVAR Pueblo, Colo. R. LALICH Denver, Colo. D. LANGER Denver, Colo. J. LINDERMAN St. Louis, Mo. R. LOMBARDl Denver, Colo. J. LOPEZ Denver, Colo. D. LOWE Colorado Springs, Colo. D. LUNT Santa Fe, N.M. c. McCarthy Taos, N.M. R. MALLOY Denver. Colo. V. MANGUS Louisville, Colo. R. MAROLD Colorado Springs, Colo. E. MARTINEZ Santa Fe, N.M. M. MARTINEZ Santa Fe, N.M. F. MASLANIK Lakewood, Colo. J. MENDEZ North Platte, Neb. R. MEYER St. Louis, Mo. F. MEYSTEDT Cape Girardeau, Mo. J. MILLER Great Bend, Kans. R. MILLER Denver, Colo. D. MOFFITT Derby, Colo. J. MOLCHAN Peoria, Mi. J. MONAHAN Denver, Colo. C. MULQUEEN Denver, Colo. A. MUNIZ La Jara, Colo. L. MUNIZ Denver, Colo. T. MURPHY Oklahoma City, Okla. D. MURRAY Broomfield, Colo. R. NEARY Washington, D.C. R. NELSON Sioux City, Iowa M. NICKELS Aurora, III. G. NOE Denver, Colo. T. NORDBERG Mackinac Island, Mich. J. OBERBRECKLING Milwaukee, Wis. E. O ' BRIEN St. Louis, Mo. R. MONTOYA Denver, Colo. M. MOSSBRUCKER Denver, Colo. W. MOTT Colorado Springs, Colo. FRESHMAN CLASS OF ' 59 R. O ' BRIEN Enid, Okla. J. O ' CONNOR Denver, Colo. D. O ' FARRELL Rock Springs, Wyo. D. R. O ' FARRELL Rock Springs, Wyo. J. O ' HARA Milwaukee, Wis. R. O ' MALLEY Denver, Colo. J. O ' ROURKE Tulsa, Okla. L. PANKAU Denver, Colo. T. PEPIN Denver, Colo. H. PFEFFLE Affton, Mo. E. PRESTON Gallup, N.M. J. RANDOLPH Hastings, Neb. R. REHAN Sioux City, Iowa R. REDDICK Denver, Colo. T. REGAN Garden City, Kans. B. RICCA Gallup, N.M. R. ROONEY Littleton, Colo. J. ROSA Denver, Colo. L. ROTTER Maplewood, Mo. R. RUSS Denver, Colo. J. RYAN Omaha, Nebr. J. RYAN Denver, Colo. D. SCOTT S.t Louis, Mo. J. SCHAFER Denver, Colo. L. SCHEETZ Delta, Colo. R. SCHNERINGER Denver, Colo. P. SCHWAB Denver, Colo. W. SIGLOCK Los Alamos, N.M. P. SLOAN Denver, Colo. A. STAJCAR Denver, Colo. J. STANKO San Marino, Calif. D. STEIN Rock Falls, III. J. STEIN Oklahoma City, Okla. J. STEINAUER Denver, Colo. D. STEWART Lakewood, Colo. R. STEWART Denver, Colo. J. SULLIVAN Douglas, Wyo. T. SULLIVAN Denver, Colo. J. SUTTON Pueblo, Colo. J. SWICK Oklahoma City, Okla M. SWORTWOOD Wichita, Kans. W. TACKE Cottonwood, Idaho FRESHMAN ' 59 Ill J. TALARICO Denver, Colo. J. TERABINO Trinidad, Colo. R. TIMME Denver, Colo. M. TOMPKINS Westminster, Colo. H. TORNOW Denver, Colo. J. TRELOAR Denver, Colo. J. TRUEBA Gallup, N.M. R. TRUJILLO Capulin, Colo. J. TUNSTEAD Denver, Colo. V. VALDEZ Pueblo, Colo. The Jolly Band ' R. VALKO Denver, Colo. G. VILLANO Denver, Colo. D. VOLLMER Denver, Colo. M. WANEBO Denver, Colo. J. WILSON Denver, Colo. M. WILSON Wichita, Kans. W. WILSON Denver, Colo. F. WOERTMAN Denver, Colo. J. YACOBELLIS Brooklyn, N.Y. F. ZECCA Gallup, N.M. f , .. . f  ' o R 2 N I Z A T I O N UT One of the largest organizations on the Regis campus, the St. John Berchman ' s Society provides servers for the many Masses each day. Besides these regular Masses the Society has men serving the Stations of the Cross, Benediction, and the special Masses whenever they are needed. Officers and moderator, Marty Hart, Fr. Singleton, Chuck Carter, and Gene Sweeney. The members of the Society listen intently to an address by Bishop Sullivan. More intent listening by the St. John Berchman ' s Society. The Society ' s objective is that no Mass be said on the campus without having an acolyte present to assist the priest. It gives the student members a chance to better assist at all religious exercises. The integrity of the Society is shown by its large membership. Bishop Sullivan addresses the St. John Berchman ' s Society. II 1 DENVER CLUB Fr. Harris, S.J. Moderator Frank Sferra President J. Cummings, D. Dill, D. Smith, R. Simpson, D. Moffatt, M. Erhard, R. Lalich, J. O ' Connor. The newest and one of the most needed clubs on campus is the Denver Club. Its aims are threefold; to improve relations between day students and boarders, to improve school spirit in the largest body of students, to improve the participation of these native citizens in college activities. NEW MEXICO CLUB Front row: T. DeRochie, C. McCarthy, T. Griffin, E. Preston. Back row: J. Trueba, B. Ricca, J. McCullogh, F. Zecca, M. Martinez, M. Gallegos. CHICAQO CLUB Front row: P. Wrenn, R. Gubbins, W. Johnson. Back row: M. Dollahan, H. Close, T. O ' Connor i H ■r Cast in order of appearance. Felix Ducatel Ed Duran Mrs. Ducatel Pat DeFrancis Marie Louise Terry O ' Dea Jules James Drinkard Alfred John Garbella Joseph Frank Sferra Henri Al Bellio Paul Robert Lalich Mrs. Bagetelle Mary Ellen MacEllroy Lieutenant Clem Hackethal Directed and Produced by FR. ANDREW J. DEEMAN S. J. Garbella, Sferra, Drinkard, and friend. Man of many talents. I ' ll bet you say that to everybody. ■J A tree, Sferra, Garbella, Terry O ' Dea and Duran. Sferra, Drinkard, Mary Ellen MacEllroy, and some ' reel ' emotion. - - - r — .. r i -J i Garbella, Drinkard, and I shop at Stein ' s and Bill Stearn sent me. ' Back row: J. Kelly, J. Sheeley, J. Halaska, H. Quadracci, W. Shannon, P. Boberschmidt. Front row: F. Wick, M. Welles, E. McKenna, P. Muehleck. A U K E E L U B Back row: J. Borden, A. Muench, J. Hayes, J. Oberbrecking, P. Long, T. Harrington. Front row: W. McCarty, T. Sermonet, T. Tessier, E. Kirchner. UT Standing: A. Bellio, J. Grace, L. Vostrejs, J. Tanner, L. Chiolero, F. Woertman, C. Hackethal, V. Archer, Fr. Malecek, S.J. Seated: J. Hanson, G. Lutito, W. DeLuzio, E. Smalldone, R. Fiorella, D. Campbell, L. Churchill, J. Veretta, G. Bruno, F. Sferra, M. Severino. o K I A H O M A 1 T A L 1 A N C L U B c I U B Back row: J. Swick, P. Tobin, T. Murphy, J. O ' Rourke, D. O ' Rourke, W. Moss, Fr. Tipton, S.J. Front row: M. McCaffrey, G. Curtin, G. Park, R. O ' Brien, R. Henry, J. Stein. REGIS BROU N GOLD J. O ' Hara, J. Raine, H. Close, J. Sena, T. Sermonet, J. Frankenreiter, C. Gersbach, E. Boyce, W. Bollwerk, P. Sloan. Seated: J. Halaska, R. Lalich, V. Lawbaugh, T. Staley, R. Salada, D. Samide, J. O ' Rourke. REGIS BROWN GOLD Dick Salada Dick Connor Editors Gary Caron Sports Editor John Halaska Business Tom Staley Columnist Ed Moorhead Columnist Charlie Gersbach Columnist Al Bellio Columnist Bob Chauvin Columnist Ed Kelly Circulation Lit Foley Reporter Jerry Frankenreiter Reporter Ron Simpson Reporter Bob Lalich Reporter Henry Close Re porter Ted Sermonet Reporter Vess Lawbaugh Reporter Dan Samide Editorials Paul Sloan Editorials Roman Borgerding Photographer John O ' Hara Photographer Jim Raine News Jim Sena News John O ' Rourke News Ed Boyce News Bill Bollwerk News Moderator Fr. Wintergalen, S.J. Fr. John Quirk, S.J. Imprimatur Frank Sferra Editor Jim O ' Connor Assistant Editor Jack Treloar Assistant Editor John Kirchner Sports Editor Emanating from the confines of the well-known cubicle in the basement of Carroll Hall is the yearly publication of the RANGER. Many long and tedious hours go into the preparation of this publication. In the past few years the work has been hampered by a lack of sufficient staff members. It is hoped that in the future the number of staff members will grow and the amount of work diminish. BEFORE AFTER . . ' NUFF SAID. One of the many benedictions held by the Sodality SODALITY OF Paul Erramouspe packs for the Institute Chuck Woodward, prefect The Communion class from the Golden Boys Home OUR LADY Corpus Domini Nostri Jesu Christi Fr. Harold Klocker, S.J., Faculty Moderator ui m ALPHA KAPPA P5I BUSINESS FRATERNITY President Jim DeCredico addresses one of the many business meetings of the A.K. Psi Phil Muehleck and Larry Springer listen intently as Ed Kelly rises to a point of order. Fr. Joseph Ryan Moderator Jim DeCredico presents Mr. John Daly with th A.K.Psi. award for man of the year. More intent listening by members of the ' frat. ' V jjm. F ' £ f. m y £ - ?s HF At % « « V n s . -iFifJk s..; c r 7 v ft ■ ' : f 1 ' f nynF k ' ' i . sB T J 1 ■UMtaMnM. ' ■■ ' ■ ' ' ■■ ■--■ -■ ' ■■ ' ' ■,:■ ; ■:.. ' ■«. M Stf -SlsE ■ J  % • LSk. •• « « - ' ■AL • K -3 p c J i I T ! E S The final blessing Father McCarthy gives the blessing at Benediction The private conferences are a necessary part of retreat E RETREAT, 1955 Father Neil Moynihan gives advice to retreatants 4 i y All reverently receive the final blessing M MASS OF THE HOLY GHOST 7 • • EARLY EACH SCHOOL YEAR THE FACULTY AND STUDENT BODY GATHER AND SEEK THE AID AND ASSISTANCE OF THE HOLY GHOST AT A SPECIAL MASS IN LOYOLA CHURCH. ■IT BEFORE DURING AFTER. Zhe Alpha Delta Qamma fraternity of Keg is College request the honor of your presence at the Zenth Annual Coronation Mall OH December Seventh Nineteen Hundred and Tifty- live Money changer in the temple. The large crowd went wild when the Queen of Regis was announced to be . . . Miss Sue Riddle, a sophomore from Loretto Heights. Sue was president of the sophomore class, and hails from Lawton, Ok- lahoma. She is indeed one of our most beautiful and charming visitors from the south. She succeeds Miss Mickey Schafer. Hi Before the drinking ordinances. It ' s three o ' clock in the morning s o ATHLETIC BOARD John Flanagan — Athletic Director Serving as Athletic Director and baseball coach, Mr. Flanagan deserves recogni- tion for his unceasing efforts to expand the college sports program. Fr. Fred Daly, S.J. — Intramural Director Father Daly has given the College a complete and an active program of stu- dent participation in intramurals. Fr. William Faherty, S.J. — Tennis and Skiing Moderator Fr. Faherty has been one of the mainstays on the Athletic Board for the past few years. He has done a very commendable job as Coach of ten- nis and moderator of Varsity Skiing. John Coyne — NAIA Representative Mr. Coyne is the senior member of the Athletic Board. He very skillfully handles all tournament information for Regis. COACH HARVEY MOORE Three years ago Harvey Moore arrived at Regis to coach basketball and has given us three top-notch teams. We hope to see the good work continue and reflect the qualities of this man. Ii[ H MICKEY STICKS SHANNON Sticks holds every one of the scoring records at Regis College. He is without a doubt one of the all time greats that Regis has ever had. The loss of Shannon leaves a question mark as to next year ' s club. He leaves a tremendous record and a host of friends behind him at Regis. GIL SKIP CAVINS Skip has been one of the mainstays of the Regis club for three years; the loss of him along with Shannon will leave the team in dire straits for next year. TOM HOOGIE HOOGERWERF 6 ' 0 - 1 70 — 20 - Junior JOHN REBEL GATENS 6 ' 0 -165-19- Sophomore BILL BOLLWERK 6 ' 2 - 1 85 - 1 9 - Sophomore TONY RENDULICH 6 ' 4 - 195- 23 -Junior TERRY SHEEHY 6 ' 3 - 190-18- Frosh FRED MEYSTEDT 6 ' 1 — 1 70 — Freshman DON STEIN 51 1 - 170 - Freshman JIM BUTLER 6 ' 5 — 175 — Freshman Left to right: Terry Sheehy, Don Stein, Jim Butler, Tony Rendulich, John Gatens, Bill Bollwerk, Tom Hoogerwerf, Allan Hower, Dick Eckhard, Mick Shannon, Fred Aeystedt. Back row: Tony Rendulich, Terry Sheehy, John Kirchner, Mick Shannon, Jim Butler, Ted Sermonet, Coach Harvey Moore. Front row: John Gatens, Gil Cavens, Dick Eckhard, Allan Hower, Bill Bollwerk, Tom Hoogerwerf. HI My girl ' s up there. I can ' t jump much higher! Fred Meystedt in action in the first Air Force Academy game. Regis 69, AFA 77. Shannon tries for a tip off with Bill McFaddin of Loyola. Johnny Gatens goes for a layup against Denver University. Regis 55, DU 57. The leather orb escapes the clutching hands. ' You might as well go back to your coal pit. MgBB ilxfi lfiffi il | flf ■■ ' T ' I ' ll bet I get caught. It ' s over there some place. II Thanks, but I can do this thing myself Tony Rendulich goes high for a rebound. Johnny Gatens shoots against Loyola. Shannon fires as Powell guards in the DU game. Dick Eckhard waits to rebound. Hower pushes in two against Adams State. Hoogerwerf drives past Powell of DU. Shannon goes for another against DU. in Butler rebounds. Shannon drives in for a layup. Don Stein attempts to block a shot in an Air Force Academy-Regis game. Sermonet hits two in the Adams State. irr Shannon goes for another two points. TEAM ROSTER NAME AGE HT. WT. YEAR POS. HOME Shannon, Mick Covins, Gil Hoogerwerf, Tor Hower, Allan Gatens, John Sermonet, Ted Bollwerk, Bill Eckhard, Dick Rendulich, Tony Butler, Jim Sheehy, Terry Kirchner, John 21 6 ' 6 200 Sr. C. Cape Girardeau, Mo. 21 6 ' 4 190 Sr. G. Rock Island, III. 20 6 ' 3 185 Jr. G. Rock Island, III. 20 6 ' 3 200 Jr. F. Littleton, Colo. 19 5 ' 11 180 Sp. G. Charleston, W. Va. 19 6 ' 5 215 Sp. F. Milwaukee, Wis. 19 6 ' 2 185 Sp. F. St. Louis, Mo. 20 6 ' 2 180 Jr. F. St. Louis, Mo. 23 6 ' 5 185 Jr. F. Rillton, Pa. 18 6 ' 5 180 Fr. F. Chicago, III. 18 6 ' 4 180 Fr. F. Garden City, Kans. 19 6 ' 5 170 Jr. F. Kansas City, Mo. Tom Regan , Manager — Garden City, Kans. RANQER ' S RECORD FOR , 55- , 56 RANGERS 55 Denver University 57 RANGERS 85 Southwestern Kansas 74 RANGERS 87 Adams State 70 RANGERS 80 Loyola U. of L. A. 68 RANGERS 84 Colorado Mines 72 RANGERS 111 St. Michaels 87 RANGERS 71 Gustavus Adolphus 83 RANGERS 64 Creighton University 71 RANGERS 75 Western State 70 RANGERS 73 Western State 68 RANGERS 78 Colorado Mines 45 RANGERS 88 Adams State 65 RANGERS 88 Gonzaga University 83 RANGERS 78 Portland University 86 RANGERS 89 Portland University 99 RANGERS 68 Denver University 78 RANGERS 69 St. Ambrose 51 RANGERS 80 Nebraska Wesleyan 71 RANGERS 84 Murray State 86 RANGERS 95 Kentucky Wesleyan 103 RANGERS 75 Evansville 94 RANGERS 44 Washington University 66 RANGERS 98 Westminster College 63 RANGERS 98 Westminster College 68 RANGERS 84 Seattle University 87 RANGERS 114 Colorado Mines 81 RANGERS 87 Eastern New Mexico 87 2190 TOTALS FOR SEASON 2054 KIING Fr. Faherty and part of the ski team — Tim Harrington, Joe Dunn, Ron Marold, Leo Cremins, and Dennis Herrick. There I was at 10,000 feet without a tow . . . . ■■ frwL r R m - ' ?£S V . ,v ' a: ■as t v ' S5M .™ ft- ' ■ ■ ' ■ •■ k- -.▼ ' -. £ .% N l f- ' atf ' . CLASS OF ' 56 Rev. Richard Ryan presents an hon- orary degree to the widely known author, Mr. William Barrett. Small business clinic held at Regis. t Jesuit graduates and students attend breakfast at Ignatian celebration. Ray Dillon, Father Kelly and Jim Fattor plan the annual bazaar. These men plan for the future, Fr. Steiner, Mr. Hoene, Fr. Daly, Mr. Cogne, and Fr. Bonnet. Father Richard Ryan, Father James Naughton, and Father Louis G. Mattione ' Last night I dreamt ' The pause that refreshes ' u k ' San Quentin has an excellent opening for a bright young man. The beginning of the end Las Vegas Double Trouble Auto accessories — Washing — Lubrication Pick up and delivery service ASHKER ' S SERVICE 4990 Lowell Blvd. GL. 5-7529 DENVER, COLORADO Joseph R. Ashker, Prop. Regis checks cashed FREE! Congratulations Charles A. Dimit 724 Colorado Bldg. DENVER, COLO. Compliments Colorado Lace Cleaning 4100 Federal Blvd. Gr. 7-4616 Compliments Denver Alignment 4369 Stuart Denver, Colorado GL. 5-6118 CHARLES GERSBACH SILK IMPORTER FRANCE ITALY SWITZERLAND 105 W. 40th St. New York, N.Y. BLALACK ' S STANDARD SERVICE 44th and Tennyson GR. 7-9908 TENNYSON DINETTE Good coffee is our hobby 3955 Tennyson GR. 7-9842 WELCOME to 1 KJ W L) Y O Pizza io Pj0g Varieties 4994 Lowell Blvd. Carry out service GR 7-9874 COMPLIMENTS OF The Laundry Chute 3901 Tennyson Compliments of The LOWELL Pharmacy 4901 Lowell Blvd. GR. 7-1108 Compliments of CHARLES A. DIMIT 724 Colorado Bldg. DENVER, COLO. Best Wishes to The Faculty and Students of Regis College HOTEL YUCCA RATON, N.M. FRANK ANNA McCULLOCH TULEY DRUG STORE 4040 W. 50th GR. 7-0027 Compliments of R C WHOLESALE CO. 1 i FEHR ' S FLOWERS TUX RENTALS i In Cavaleri ' s Mart I 1948 W. 48th at Tejon Every tuxedo spotlessly cleaned, freshly pressed SMARTLY STYLED CORSAGES after each wearing GR 7-2367 SKYLINE CLEANERS, INC. MULKINS GARAGE 4896 Lowell Blvd. Ge. 3-1369 Complete Auto Repair Across from Regis 4949 Lowell GR. 7-9854 COMPLIMENTS OF ELDER CONSTRUCTION CO. Denver 23, Colorado Pe. 3-8930 LOG CABIN 3109 Federal Blvd. ALWAYS a FRIEND of Regis Serving the Rest in Food and Drinks LOG CABIN Hours: 7 a.m. to 2 a.m. Daily 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sundays GLendale 5-9846 MR. MRS. L. C. DOLIAHAN 1839 W. ESTES CHICAGO, ILL. MR. W. J. MURPHY, SR. 808 WEST 8TH STREET STERLING, ILL. PATRICIA MURPHY DILLENBECK 1725 LOCUST ST. STERLING, ILL. H. L. CREMINS 7311 PERSHING SAINT LOUIS, MO. J. S. JENSEN 2113 POTOMAC DRIVE TOPEKA, KANS. NICK D ' AMORE 1164 EMPORIA ST. AURORA, COLO. MR. MRS. F.E. DOBBS 690 SO. PENN ST. DENVER, COLORADO J. DE LISIO 1110 SO. SIXTH RATON, N.M. G. ERRAMOUSPE 108 SECOND ST. ROCK SPRINGS, WYO. MRS. M. YACOBELLIS 217 ELDERT ST. BROOKLYN, N.Y. MR. MRS. J. COSTELLO 519 WEST 44TH PLACE CHICAGO, ILL. MR. MRS. L. M. WOODWARD 325 KRAMERIA DENVER, COLO. V. M. CONNOR 927 MONROE AVE. RIVER FOREST, ILL. R. A. WICK 7022 W. NORTH AVE. WAUWATOSA, WIS. MR. MRS. J. FASSLER P.O. BOX 182 CANON CITY, COLO. MR. MRS. N. T. BROWN 644 PARK THERMOPOLIS, WYO. MR. MRS. W. A. P1NGPANK 2 NO. CRANE RD. MOUNTAIN LAKES, N.J. MR. MRS. M. A. MARTINEZ, SR. 1601 JAY ST. SANTE FE, N.M. A FRIEND L. J. MAROLD 28 ELM AVE. BROADMOOR COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. C. J. MURPHY 1017 W. HILL ST. OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA. mr. mrs. w. j. Mcdonough 9421 SO. WINCHESTER AVE. CHICAGO, ILL. M. R. MENDEZ BOX 702 RIO PIEDRAS, PUERTO RICO MR. MRS. J. J. BLATNIK 625 COOK DENVER, COLO. MRS. B. HIRCKE 205 NO. WALNUT PINCKNEYVILLE, ILL. S. W. O ' NEAL 7167 WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY CITY, MO. W. C. RUOFF 6075 CABANNE PL. SAINT LOUIS, MO. D. A. De Rochie 1005 Lynch PI. N.W. Albuquerque, N.M. W. O. Cozzi 1656 N. Oak Park Ave. Chicago, III. Dr. Mrs. E. A. McKenna 1 125 Superior St. Antigo, Wis. Dr. Mrs. S. P. 1575 Kipling St. Lakewood, Colo. Newman W. F. Ryan 1781 West 3rd Ave. Durango, Colo. Mrs. G. L. Minogue 6005 Knox Ave. So. Minneapolis, Minn. A. W. Zalewski 2542 N. Grant Blvd. Milwaukee, Wis. Mr. Mrs. A. D. Sherman 1306 N. St. Joseph Hastings, Nebr. Mr. Mrs. D. L. Bannister 6708 Marquette Ave. Saint Louis, Mo. Mr. Mrs. P. Riordan 2204 E. Meneo Blvd. Milwaukee, Wis. Mr. Mrs. Joseph Johnson 4224 N. Hazel St. Chicago, HI. Mr. J. P. Sheehy 905 6th St. Garden City, Kans. R. Eckhard 716 Chouteau Saint Louis, Mo. Mr. Mrs. G. E. Teague Okarche, Okla. H. C. Blum 718 W. Mtn. Ave. Ft. Collins, Colo. M. Cerrone 3623 Osage Denver, Colo. Mr. Mrs. P. Babbitt 41 1 No. Leroux St. Flagstaff, Ariz. Mr. R. A. Kelly Early, Iowa Dr. Mrs. F. L. Kennedy 19 Thorndell Saint Louis, Mo. Mrs. W. H. McClellan 10405 So. Seeley Ave. Chicago, III. Mr. Mrs. G. Lutito 4240 Decator Denver, Colo. J. Tarabino P.O. Box 777 Trinidad, Colo. J. Lardino 1201 Belief orte Oak Park, III. C. R. Hackethal 7400 Broadview Dr. Lakewood, Colo. H. Quadracci 7400 Maple Terrace Wauwatosa, Wis. Mr. Mrs. A. W. Hower 235 Datura Littleton, Colo. J. M. Shannon 838 So. Ellis St. Cape Girardeau, Mo. Dr. Mrs. J. H. Johnston Wonder Lake, III. Mr. Mrs. L. C. Rotter 7606 Alicia Maplewood 17, Mo. P. Ricca 1200 Country Club Dr. Gallup, N.M. Vince CHne Coneeeo 4901 Federal Blvd. Merit Grocery 4995 leweSS Blvd. Jack ' s Barber Shop 4032 W SOth lowelii BSvd. Bakery 4922 Lowell Everlast Cleaners 3478 W. 32nd Ave. Laundromat 44th Federal North Way Inn 5060 Federal Blvd. luefhy ' s Kitchen 5044 Federal Blvd. Dora Dean Signs 4028 W. 50th LaBates Standard Servse© 4904 Federal Bivd. Rotola ' s 66 Service W. 38th Tefon Slim ' s Hilltop Inn 4907 Lowell Blvd. Compliments GOOD LUCK GRADUATES of THE a ITALIAN CLUB Friend of Regis College EPILOGUE. The 1956 Ranger is now a reality. There were many times in the course of the year when there was more than a little doubt as to whether it would ever become a reality. At one time during the year we were seven months behind in a shipment of copy. There are many things in this year ' s book that are not as they should be, since we realize this fact there is no need for you to remind us of it. Special thanks go to the wise and understanding counsel that could come only from Rev. John J. Quirk, S.J., our faculty moderator. This one man, more than anyone else, is the reason that the Ranger of ' 56 is a reality. We also thank all those people who volunteered their assistance and then disappeared. The staff of this year ' s book is the smallest (in number) that we have ever had. This year ' s book was the latest book that we ever had, and will be considered by many the worst book we ever had. Without the constant help of the few members of the staff that we did have we would never have been able to publish this year ' s Ranger. To Jim O ' Connor and Jack Treloar go our heartiest thanks. Roman Borgerding ' s pho- tography is probably the best of any that we have ever had. There are many more people who deserve our thanks, but we are confined by lack of time and space and cannot mention them individually. All we can do is to give a Thank you to all who helped us. In conclusion we ask that you overlook all of our mistakes and give us a chance to improve in the future. Editor Newsfoto Publishing Company is grateful for your patronage and recognizes the role you have played in the development of its plant. In return it shall continue to serve you with full sensibility of your confidence in its ability to print your yearbook; and its continuing aim is to justify that confidence. NEWSFOTO PUBLISHING CO. San Angelo, Texas IT VfK. —  £ « +« , ■ --: ' . Regis College, Denver, Colo.