Regis College - Ranger Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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Ben Cosimi, Director; Terry Welsh, Treasurer; Dave Sprehe, Secretary; Blair Farrell, President; Bill Whelan, Vice-President; Mike Klein, Director; George Coughlin, Director. cessful Ranger Day and Dozens of details for all elections on the campus were efficiently Insuring maximum benefits from minimum investments was the tive Board, was untiring managed by tireless Director, Ben Cosimi, one of the imaginative consistent task of Terry Welsh, capable Treasurer, who undertook Farrell. and efficient editors of the Student Handbook. this difficult work of properly administrating student activities funds.

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Devoting many hours to the improvement of the Regis place- ment service, Bill Whelan, Vice-President, took great strides in the betterment of Regis-CWC relations. 4tik Instrumental in presenting this year ' s Freshman Initiation was Student Senate Director, George Coughlin, who became known to the Executive Board as the brilliant spokesman for the Denver students. STUDENT ADMINISTRATION l sparkling victory was scored last year by the 1959-1960 Executive Board as all seven members of the same group, Party X, were swept into the administrative offices of the Regis College Stu- dent Senate. Adhering closely to their platform, the Execu- tive Board took major strides in improving re- lations between Regis and other area colleges by co-sponsoring a highly successful social evening with the young ladies of Colorado Women ' s College. Regis ' first Ranger Day was skillfully engi- gineered, produced, and directed by the seven executive officers with the able cooperation of all student clubs. Through the efforts of the Directors a survey was taken of all 1958-1959 Freshmen to determine the best type of frosh orientation program and the revamped initiation was based on the survey ' s conclusions. The Regis Placement Service was given many hours of Student Senate time for its improvement. A regular column in the Brown and Gold as well as a KREG radio show served to publicize stu- dent government. In the fall of 1959 the by-laws of the Senate constitution were completely re-written under the direction of an Executive Board member and were approved by the General Assembly in late winter. Quick with eloquent and precise terminologies Dave Sprehe, Secre- tary, gained recognition with prompt accounting of Student Senate operations and by re-chartering all student organizations and coordinating all activities. Conducting a comprehensive study of Regis ' membership in the National Student Association was Director Mike Klein who also was the overseer of much promotion for student affairs. Executive Board, left to right: Skillful engineer for 1959s sue- presiding officer of the Execu- student body president, Blair

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Fathers Stansell and Bocklage and Mr. Sheehan discuss mutual problems after classes in Loyola hall.