Regis College - Ranger Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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tyotewotob It has been said that the college years are the best years of our lives. This has been said of almost every phase of human progress. There are the simple, and therefore immense, joys of childhood, and the stirring and exciting self discovery of adolescence. In the future we can anticipate the confidence and security of middle age, and the contentment of retirement. So too, we have pleasant memories of the college years. We may fondly recall the many achievements which have come our way during this time. But it is not the pleasant memories of which the best years are made. It is the fact that what we have learned during these best years will make all the coming years better ones. It is the purpose of the 1957 Ranger to present a true picture of life at Regis College, but in our feeble attempts we realize that that which has made these the best years of our lives cannot be photographed or described with words, for that elusive element is living the life of Regis. In these pages we hope to remind those who have had this privilege of some pleasant occurrences which are a part of Regis life. To those who have not had this privilege, we wish to convey some idea of why it is that these years spent at Regis are truly the best years of our lives. ® U CO-EDITORS Jack Treloar Eugene O ' Neal BUSINESS MANAGER Harry Quadracci ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER Terry Welsh FACULTY EDITOR Mike Kline CLASS EDITOR James O ' Connor ORGANIZATIONS EDITOR Eugene O ' Neal ACTIVITIES EDITOR Hank Close SPORTS EDITOR Robert Britt FEATURE ED ' TOE James O ' Connor GENERAL STAFF Mike Erhard John Cambria Sid Blubaugh Ed Moorhead ADVERTISING Ray Nass PHOTOGRAPHERS Bob Luckenbach Jim Sambol STAFF ARTIST Tom Dean

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Reverend Joseph V. Downey, S. J. Teacher, scientist, mathematician, Theologian, philosopher, seismologist; A quiet man, Whose many accomplishments are overshadowed Only by his humility And willingness to use his many talents For the benefit of others. Explaining the intricate theories Of nuclear physics, Or counseling some young man On almost any matter, He is always the teacher, Always the friend, Always the Jesuit priest. It is with the deepest gratitude for many things which he has done for each Regis student that we proudly dedicate the 1957 RANGER to Father Joseph Downey, SJ. FATHER DOWNEY IN REGIS SEISMOLOGICAL STATION WHICH HE MAINTAINS.