Regis College - Ranger Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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PRESIDENT Richard F. Ryan, S.J. We have endeavored in the past four years to build men — whole men — emotionally mature and mentally alert. As we pause and reflect on the graduates of Regis, 1965, we feel we have succeeded in doing this. We are proud of our graduates. I, as president of Regis College, am proud to have played a small part in your formal education and am grateful I ivas given the opportunity to have worked with you. I would encourage each of you not only to grasp every challenge possible, but to look for challenge. Use every challenge as a means of growing — mentally and spiritually. And when you are confronted with the materialism of the world, I would hope that you will remember your alma mater and the ideals for ivhich she stands. And as you leave Regis, know that our thoughts and prayers are with you. 12

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CONTENTS Academics ............. . . .:. 14 Faculty . . : • ' . . .. . . -. . 40 Classes ' .-..., ..-.56 Aivards . . .112 . ..124 Athletics . : ... . . 160 Activities ■ ■ Advertising ' V ' : ; ' ; V l ' t;t ; ' -

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The President ' s Council John P. Moran, Sr. lax G. Brooks William T. Blackburn Chairman ,001— -• Emmett J. Dignan Edward Hirschfeld Frank B. McGlone, M.D. Roger D. Knight, Jr. Stephen L. R. McNichols John F. Sweeney J. Kernan Weckbaugh 13