Regis College - Ranger Yearbook (Denver, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 312 of the 1975 volume:

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Chief Justice; Rick Greiwe, Director of College Relations; Gene Malloy, President; Mary Pat Gauthier, Vice-President, Jim Havel Treasurer; Mark Henke, Director of Community Relations. Living Standards (421 Vi AK r M3 I m G. A. Legislates In Students ' Behalf Jim Havel opens meeting with a prayer. A candid picture of Laura and Cindy? Rick Mullcr leads the closing prayer; Kitty seconds the motion. 14 - Marty Kent: So much you can ' t hear? Julie Shutts leads a typical heated debate. 15 Regis Concert Choir r : Sir W i V ' - Leo Frazier, Chora] Director Concert Choir during the rehearsal. 17 w Rho Chi Sigma Continues To Serve Regis. Members: (left to right) Back Row: Pete Lenzen, Tom Tully, Joe Smith, Pete Galloon, Chris Larson, Dan Lippe, John Radolinski, Steve Moore, Steve Williams, Hardy Leicht. Seated: Joe Abate, Mark Onstott, Terry Thalhofer, Tom Klein, John Storch, Frank Greider, Scott Wingerter, Dave Servance. 18 OFFICERS: (left to right) Terry Thalhofer, Social Director; Chris Larson, Director of Archives; Stephen Williams, V-Pres. Peter Lenzen, Pledge Master; Frank Greider, Treas.; Hardy Leicht, Pres. 19 PXE Blood Drive 1 always give for a good cause. Pete Maas gets plugged in. Weight Watchers gets a large crowd at Regis. 20 i A Great Success Again Ooh that tickles! Dan Lippe ' s right hand man. Lisa Packard shooting up. 21 Nu Rho Epsilon — Little Sisters Reincarnated. 1 v i ' ggp - i ■■ Jfl V MKSSmB NU RHO EPSILON OFFICERS: (left to right) Nancy Newell, Treasurer; D. A. Callahan, Co-Chairman; Muffy Boomer, Co-Chairman; Anne Tiger, Social Director. 22 Members: (left to right) Gail Pearson, Anne Tiger, Chatty Torbeck, D.A. Callahan, Mary Pat Gauthier, Midge Miller, Kitty Berigen, Holly Butzen, Muffy Boomer, Nancy Newell. 23 T Alpha Sigma Nu The National Jesuit Members: (left to right) Sitting: Mary Moran, Dr. Gainsbauer, Mark Henke, Julie Martin; Kneeling: Susan Jones, Joanne Beane, Mike Gorreil, Jo Schlicht, Marilyn Hansen, Holly Butzen, Beth Sullivan; Standing: Bernadette Bauinan, Nick Kelsey, Pete Lenzen, Dan Lippe, Tom Komadina, Ellen Schroeder, Joel Ernster, Fred Snoy, Steve Moore, Paul Mailander, Teresa Blickhan, John Marcucci, Joe Murphy. 24 Honor Society Officers: (left to right) Peter Lenzen, Treasurer; Mary Moran, President; Dr. Debbie Gainsbauer, Moderator; Julie Mar- tin, Secretary; Joe Murphy, Vice-President. Members Not Pictured: Brian Brada, Fred Daues, Thomas Foster, Jim Havel, Tom Jeffers, Kae Lawler, Bill Lysaught, Phil Volpi, Regina Wrape, Dave Young. 25 French Club Wines And Dines In West. FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS: (left to right) Jim Grisley, Treasurer; Debbie O ' Donnell, President; Nancy Kelly, Vice President ; Beth Sul- livan, Secretary. 26 27 Debate Club m 1 if-M Members: (left to right) Front Row: Terry Thalhofer, Jo Schhcht, Joe Abate; Back Row: Mark Onstott, Chris Schneider. 28 Coaches, Bob Teske and Mrs. Sandra Vidas. Jo Schlicht Terry Thalhofer counterproposes. 29 Law Club (left to right) Marilyn Hansen, Paula. Randy Lumpp, John Bulfin. Pat Reity. Melinda McCaul. Nancy Kelly, Tom Foster. Sue Dougall. Cindy Tooley. 10 Bottom Row (L to R) Marilyn Hansen, VP. Nancy Kelly, Sec.-Treas. Top Row (L to R) Melinda McCaul,Pres. Randy Lumpp. Advisor 31 Theatre Guild Expresses Horrors Of War 32 In Its Production Of Trojan Women CAST LIST Maggie McCarty Sheila McNally Sue Jones Dorthie Ellerby Mark Onstott Bob Berry John Hays Doug Staley Rod Bacon Mike Jones Jim Smith Helen Eileen Cuddohy Hecuba Tim Thornton Cassaudra Cindy Rusconi Andromoche Mary Sheerin Menelaus Devoree Clifton Talthibius Ann Miner Soldier Soldier Soldier Soldier Astywax Jackie Bouchard Pat McLelland Phil Volpi Jake Brockwell Gregg Colle Athena Posidon Chorus Chorus Chorus Chorus Chorus Chorus Sound Stage Mgr. Lights 33 34 35 Alpha Kappa Psi Top: (1 to r) Carl Pallan, Mark Fowler, Fran Keenan, Bob Haley, Tom Costello, Art Oliver, Jim Gauthier, Bill Fitzsimmons, Ed Wabis- zewski, George Knoll, Don Williams. 2nd Row: Steve Daley, Bob Daley, Steve Rosati, Pat McNulty, John Cassidy, Tom Seitz, Dave Flake, Charles Hudson, Greg Ernst, Tom Rubbone, Pat Coyne, Matt Joslyn, Greg Pelica, Jim Schaber, Fred Snoy. 3rd Row: Kevin McGrath, George Ptacin, Mike Flower, John O ' Malley, Marty Mulvehill, Bill Callahan. Front Row: Dave Foley, Dino Berce, Bart Moccio, Pete Hogan, Bill Unland, Bambi , Pat Ruby, Jim Ring, Gatch Ashby, Pete Tracy, Dennis Meiners. 36 Gets Organization Of The Year Spring Pledge Class Not Pictured: Brian Walsh, Vince Castellano, Tom Brodbeck, Steve Bullard, Tom Glorioso, Gary Sigfried, George Mazzotti, Steve Mott, Jay Scott. Pledges: 2nd Row: (L toR) Rob Gauer, Jeff Jorgensen, Bill Allen, Mike O ' Connor, Jim Der, Beaver, Dave Berringer, Greg Eisingner, Jim Martin, Kevin Traub, Kevin Cunningham, Dennis McGrath, Don Bennett, John Daes, Chuck Barrett, Bill Ridgely, Al Leggitino. 3rd Row: (L to R) Dave Dennison, Pete McDonald, Sean Doheny, Mike Mientica, Mike Seanright, Maril Burns, Steve Smith. 37 Campus Ministry i t I smell something funny. Back Row: (L to R) Julie Shutts, Fr. Mike Smith, Mary Lane O ' Donnell, Kae Lawler, Fr. Joe Collins, Mimi Chasse, Lyle Cheeney. Front Row: Rosaleen McCormick, Greg Eisinger. 38 Are you sure it ' s just wine? It ' s been 2 months since my last confession. 1 Think about it! 39 Karate Club Linda Unrein doing the two-step. Rod shows his power. 40 Karate team warms up. Rod, you missed. 41 The Bartenders: Who Made Belial Bar Possible. ■ - - ■-.. — Tsri ? M- s f?z%™.x zx , - b A BARTENDERS: (left to right) Back Row: Mike Halloran, Vinny Castellano, Mo Richardson Middle Row: Fred Daues, Steve Daly, Bill Kent, John Cassidy Front Row: Kevin Christy, Eileen Cuddohy, Dave Owens, Connie LeCluyse, Mark Digman, Tom Foster. 42 Belial ' s Best Patron Charlie Hudson BAR COMMITTEE: (left to right) Terry Pollard, Maggie McCarty, Cathy Bukaty, Bill Lysaught 43 Ranger Staff Works Hard To Meet STAFF: (L to R) Top Row: Kevin Weber, Joe Press, Anne Tiger, Holly Butzen, John Zurzolo, John Cassidy. Bottom Row: Bill Hana- gan, Dino Berce, Rick Muller, Bill Callahan, Carl Pallan. Dick Bowles, Advisor June Deadline Mark Digman, Caption Editor Ann Foster, Layout Editor Dan Lippe, Copy Editor Bill Callahan, Advertising Editor 45 . ■ %l ? Activities and Student Life Section Chris Vanderbosch, Joyce Irsik, Katie Noce, Debbie Benden Angie Mohatt Cindy Rusconi, Sales Mgr. Not Pictured: Jean Laughlin, Faculty Editor Phil Carberry, Patron Mgr. Vinny Castellano, Fund Raising Cover Design: Dave Peterson, Mary Pat Gauthier, Bill Hanagan. Fred Daues, Sports Editor 46 Anne Tiger, Underclassmen Section Editor Bill Hanagan, Photography Editor Beth Sullivan Katie Noce, Senior Section 47 Brown And Gold (Left to Right: Jane Kranc, Mike Gorrcll, Dan Lippe, Mark Pounds, Jeff Rieth Seated: Jerry Kelly 48 Jan Kranc, Feature Editor (Left to Right) Mike Gorr ell, Editor 1975 Jerry Kelly, Editor 1974 49 Dan Lippe, Consulting Editor Jo Schlicht, Artist 50 Working nights can be great fun. £MW£1M ) m ' Pounds ' 51 Regis Photographers ' Club Serves Tom Jagger, Darkroom Technician Jeff Flash Rieth 52 The RANGER And Brown Gold Bill Hanagan, President and Coordinator 53 54 1 Co un try Hospitality Eases Freshm en j I Into Regis Community That ' s the third one of them I ' ve seen today. Two typical freshmen. 59 The Class Of 78 ' Is Greeted By Smiles And Friendship Bussing hits Regis Now what do s j DAVTON MEMORIAL LIBRARY 60 Griewe you sly fox. vve do with it? Denver Symphony at the Ranch. 61 Junior Class Concern Julie working her way through college. Pocahantas. Joel, you ' re always wet. 62 Cleans Up With Car Wash N. B. Whistle while you work. 63 Freshmen Frolic Ends The Ordeal Of Orien ta tion he cutest things. Nice mind. 1, SS : ' ' Wki ; It never gets old. Wall flowers. 65 ■I Rho Chi Sigma Whinnie and the Pooh Gets In Gear With Its Annual Road Rally mxmmmmmm Hot Dogs. ' In Harm ' s Way 67 Parents Find Gifted Students Let me entertain you! IA :, ' Time for me At Talent Show to go to bed. Humming Bird. 69 Seniors Anticipate Crisis Of Imp en ding Gra dua tion I just don ' t know what to do. If you think that is funny, you should hear the one about the . 70 Minus 200 Days Love is a many splundored thing. Dream on Hicker. My name is Lip Service, interested? 71 Alter Egos Rise To The Surface 72 At Halloween Party Don ' t worry, we ' re married! The party to end all parties. 73 AKY Presents Queen Candidates if (left to right) Top Row: Kim Peyla, Sophomore Class, Holly Butzen, Mary Cosgrove, Sophomore Class, Bottom Row: Georgia Tracy, Julie Shutts, Brown Gold, Cathy Bukaty, Junior Class. V 74 For 1974 Coronation Ball Senior Class, Elaine Sotiras, Alpha Kappa Psi, Megan Boyle, Nu Rho Epsilon, Freshmen Class, Anne Fos- ter, The Ranger, Mary Pat Gauthier, Swim Club. 75 Elaine Sotiras Crowned Queen Pat Coyne and his intended, Diane. At Coronation Ball dance marathon Isn ' t he cute? Owens does it again. Come on Holly, I dare you to pour that on me. 77 Patrons Program C B-U-R-R-P!! Spanish monkey looks on. Do you see what I see? 78 _ Cultivates More Cultural Instincts Don ' t gimme that jazz. Ring my chimes you ding-dong. We all see what you see. 79 Christmas Spirits In Dorms Help Christmas Spirit 10 to 1 I ' ve got her. Give me ten more minutes. Gabby rises to the occasion. 80 God, is he for real? Hey Toad, doesn ' t Tommie look cute tonight. This Guy is in love with you. 81 Don ' t eat the Doritos! Holly ' s a marked woman. 82 Nice butt! Mom never told me college would be like this. 83 PA Special Christmas Present Is The Reward For December Grads 85 Regis Gets Loded At The Moore I see you, the Moore I want vou! Mother never told me about ... But I figured it out anyway. Beaker ' s at it again. 36 Get Down! After The Gold Rush 87 Regis Girls Play Aggressor At Sadie Hawkins Dance It speaks for itself. k YwKi pP ,,. ' a| 7 1 17 . H 2f I fed at the cafeteria. Hummer and Hummee The Chief Justice holds court. 89 Angry Students Promptly Respond To ( Laura No Strings Attached Macias Student Senate gets classroom attendance record. And now ladies and gentlemen, the President of % Tuition, Fee Hike At Teach-in. If this thing doesn ' t work I ' ll shoot myself! Is the camera turned on yet ' 91 Finley admires another mind. I 9 75 Seniors Really ■ % ■ 141 k J|| I B ' Wit R 1 ' ' Wm ' J-9- 9 l aH Hfl Will you buy me another pitcher mister? What ' s a plate job? 92 Celebrate 100 Days Let ' s go mash a candy machine. Simultaneous ecstasy. I ' ll take the ping, you do the pong. 93 I got me a man! 94 Gotch ya! Let ' s head on down to the hop. Regis Rowdies Rumble At 50 ' s Dance Bennie and the Jets. I ' ve heard of that but I don ' t know what it is. I just learned how to dance. 95 Elections Reveal Mary Watson convinces another voter. Laura buys another vote. 96 Murph confuses another Freshman. Concerned Student Leadership They just hang all over me. John it ' s time for you to come home. Campaign strategy. 97 m 1975 Honors Banquet Mr. Bill Hannan receives Administrator of the Year. Senior class honors Rudy Sporcich. 98 Ernie Dani els gets Student Senate Service Award. MEN WOMEN OF THE YEAR Gene Malloy Rick Greiwe Dave Foley Mary Pat Gauthier Mark Digman John Marcucci Jim Havel Midge Miller Mark Henke ATHLETE OF THE YEAR Lee Gray ORGANIZATION OF THE YEAR Alpha Kappa Psi TEACHER OF THE YEAR Mr. Phil Farley ADMINISTRATOR OF THE YEAR Mr. Bill Hannon EVENT OF THE YEAR Teach In SENIOR SERVICE AWARD Mr. Rudy Sporcich Joe Press accepting award for Outstanding Event, the Teach-in. 99 i! The look of love. Inaugural Ball Mark Nan are spellbound at Inaugural. 100 Honors Old, New Exec Boards when you ' re having fun! Kitty Ewald looking for a quiet corne r. Guess what I learned in Love and Marriage class! 101 Ranch Pugi Lists Salute Ah A t Ann ual Boxing Ma tches Berube drives jaw into Allen ' s fist. Chewy tries to clear his head. I smell clean (?) Relax until the fight starts. 103 ■ m Desmet Hall Starts Gambling Operation It ' s Saturday night and I ain ' t got no body. Annie, my hands are tied. With Spades Tournament Really Al, your place or mine? Laura Macias sneaks an ace. H Serious concentration during the Spades Tournament . V 4  • ! ' - ■« ' Fred and Nancy-a love pair. 105 Marriot Hotel Was The Scene Ofjr-Sr Prom Oh, oh, here comes Bill. Noranne likes that double clutch. Think I should ask her to dance? 107 Nice shirt! I like mine straight. 109 West Hall Initiates Bingo At Regis 4 Regis art class with DA. and Patty. Furdjust got Bingoed! Identify the platypus in this picture. Sue and Jeff tending 110 St BINGO! bar at Bingo Night. I ' m the cutest little thing, aren ' t I? What was that number? You ' ve got two B-38 ' s. in 1975 Trivia Bowl The Congressional hearing on marijuana. What animal eats ants? 113 This is where it ' s at! TO® Regis fire-drill. Ranger Week «;. Got one! Groovy! 114 Are you sure I should double down? How many chips to play this game? 116 Ranger Day Norton getting excited on Ranger Day. v Sunday Bloody Sunday. Riding the rail at the Ranch. 1L How about a Der dog? Pardon me. 118 Who retched on the tarp? I Esther for a Beverage ! I ' m having a Hale ot a good time. Doherty lowers the drinking age. i i ♦ ( ■ A i Bleacher bums. 3 Romulins from Gamma IV 119 s ij 1974-75 Administration Carries Regis Fr. Lynch, Academic Dean Fr. David Clarke, President ■ 1 1 1 I- -J ; Dr. Myles Anderson, Dean of Students 122 Through Another Year ■ Mr. Jerry Hourihan, Scheduling Mr. John Coyne, Dir. of Faculty Services . ' . ' - -■-■...... A « ss -«Ss i 1 ' ' -SI - — wk 1 W t. II ■ fe, -- sJS ■ ■ • - 9 A V ■ , ' - 4 ' . ik 1 i i ?il,l •■ . TC il V ; L a J i ] p r : - 3H | 2L-S-Wi mmi mFr ' Mr. David Radcliffe, Housing Dir. PS V : tag Mr. John Dodson, Dir. of Financial Aid 123 Bill Myers Director of Auxiliary Enterprises Ernie Daniels, Bookkeeper, Business Office Mary Pat Blake Carolyn Malloy Admissions and Records 124 Mrs. Marge McManimon, Secretary, Financial Aid Placement 125 Fine Arts Add Depth To Mr. Edward Osborn, Speech and Theatre Mr. Dennis Gallagher, Speech and Theatre 126 Student ' s Outlook Fr. Edward Maginnas, S.J., Music and Philosophy I Mr. Leo Frazier, Choral Director 127 Economics Becomes A Study Of Shortages Fr. Robert Murphy, S.J. 128 Prof . Kenneth C . Seidenstricker Mr. Frank Farina 129 i New Internship Program Gives Fr. Jack Hunthausen Mr. John Flood J 30 Needed Practical Experience Ms. Gottala Prof. Rudy W. Sporcich Prof. Donald G. Sinsabaugh 131 Science Department Teaches Students jj SjjiWMM ■F P V f dm W J ■ bm 1 fc4jj M IT v- .-. . ;w; ; 1 ' ' ' - j w t V; ' Dr. Bernadette Pace Dr. Barbara A. Finney To Relate To Nature Dr. Clyde Currie Dr. Harry Taylor Dr. Norbert A. Roughton Dr. Levings L 133 V Chemistry Department Gives m ,ii ' n 1 HBUM ! kilted? Dr. Frank Ozog Fr. William Miller, S.J. ■ 134 Bfifc Students Organic Instruction Dr. Magnus V. Braunagel Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Valente Dr. Mike Connor 135 P.E. Instructors Get Students Into Shape ■• - i W -M J t ' Mr. Clarence (Lou) Kellogg ■■m mm wm 1 ' Mr. James Karabetsos Miss Kay Johnson 136 Future Teacher Educators Dr. Lester Bundy I § HUBS Dr. Judith McClure J Dr. Anthony J. Hytrek 137 ■■;.■ ' V ' •Bfc r f A Dr. Janay Y. Downing f.- ■■,;:- Dr. Carmen A. Casis 138 The Old Guard Brought New Themes To English Fr. Richard F. Bocklage, S.J. Dr. Karleen G. Redle Dr. Donnell Van de Voort Fr. Robert L. O ' Sullivan, S.J. Fr. Thomas J. Steele 139 History Dept. Gives Understanding Of Mr. James D. Wright Mr. Ronald S. Brockway Mrs. Mary A. Brockway i 140 Present Through Studies Of The Past i Bs ,; ■V ■ .- ' ■■ 1 ■ i v - 1 Mr. Kirkwood Fr. Richard Costigan, S.J. 141 2 + 3 = 5 Of Regis ' Prof. Philip Farley and Prof. Timothy P. Donavan Prof. Hatcher 142 Finest Fr. Frederick T. Daly Dr. G. Howard Nielsen 143 Modern Language Department Instructors Joanne Donovan 144 ■ w Dr. Charlotte Donsky Dr. Debbie Gaensbauer 145 Philosophy And Religious Have Universal Emphasis Mr. Randy Lumpp Mr. Ron DiSanto i. h 14G Studies In A Troubled World Prof. Harry L. Taylor Fr. Francis Malecek Mr. Dick Bowles 147 Are Gerbils Human . . . ? Ask Dr. Ashmore These People Active Involvement In Society Fr. Casey 150 Is This Department ' s Goal Prof. James F. Gilsinan Prof. Lloyd M. Ehrenberg 151 A j ■ w « v Built with integrity, backed by service f This is tackle, isn ' t it? Powder I 154 Puffs Play Ball Nice mouth! Go for it all. Women ' s Intramural Football Wts H mc -  w   The women of Regis College showed again in 1974 that they could be just as aggres- sive, violent, and sadistic as their male counterparts as Women ' s Intramural Football seethed over the intramural gridiron. Such teams as the Mother Truckers proved beyond the shadow of a doubt that the gals can look every bit as foolish (if not more so) than the more ludicrous men ' s teams. Other teams like Our Gang and Hodags showed a great deal of potential and spoke well of the girl ' s competitive spirit and athletic fortitude. Women ' s Intramural Football has become a Sunday afternoon tradition, with double- headers very popular. But once again the old Wild World tradition prevailed, as D.B. ' s tied with Our Gang for the championship. bullish on America. 155 Nice Cut! Foxy Ladies can ' t get it together. The cattle drive ' Good looking backfield at Regis. ■ m ih ! r ¥y A i WsSMm ' I think he ' s a man. Holy Kabloty! It could be curtains. 157 Gridders Grab Glory ( Nice catch! Men ' s Intramural Football In 1974 that bastion of power, the 1973 season champs KOK crumbled as the Hootch seized from them the title of Champion. Described by the now extinct Wild World of Sports as the ever-promising-never-producing Hootch, ' the team finally got it all together this year and stole the show. This season saw the return of four teams: The Brothers, the Geeks, Hootch, and KOK. The Brothers proved to be a worthy opponent. The Geeks came into the season as reigning cham- pions—they had risen to victory in last season ' s Toilet Bowl. The DOA ' s, who were handed the agony of defeat in that game of cellar dwellers, transformed themselves into KAOS for the 1974 sea- son. 158 On Intramural Field Cootch and Fred pick grass for Ewald. And you ' re not prejudice. GoforthebaUMalloy! ftv me 159 160 Get up, you woman! M «L £ Angels in the Bart, the bare-backed ball carrier. %,-•• ' . ' ■• ; v ft; W 8 V £ .  Hootch backed up against the wall. -. backfield? If you wouldn ' t play in the rain your jersey wouldn ' t shrink. 69 ers ' use Brothers Murph Kung Fu ' s Hootch. ■i Hootch Wins Championship Front Row: Tom Foster, Dave Foley, Brian Brada, Bill Lysaught, Dan Berce, Gene Malloy, Middle Row: Mark Digman, Lou DcRose, Dave Timm, Dan Huerter Back Row: John Marcucci, Mike Hicks, Steve Mott, Tom Glorioso, Joe Hovorka, Fred Daues, Gary Siegfried, Ewald Tuchscherer Missing George Schmitz, Don Moffett 162 In Sudden Death But Joey, I just don ' t understand the play. Pops is getting whipped and moed. Ya ain ' t seen nothing yet? Men ' s Intramural Football Championship Despite a cold rain which drenched field, players, and spectators alike, the annual Men ' s Intramural Football Championship Game was played under the lights on the night of October 29, 1974. Clashing in this battle for the number one spot were Hootch and KOK. The undefeated Hootch and defending champs KOK were evenly matched for this pivotal contest. Both teams were equal in pas- sing and running ability; both had excellent defenses. Hootch had a slight advantage of KOK, though, in that it had beaten the 1973 champions once during the ' 74 season. KOK scored first, but Hootch followed close behind. At the half Hootch had doubled KOK ' s score, leading the defending champs by a score of 1 2-6. A pass by KOK quarterback Pops Devot completed to Terry Pollard tied KOK with their opponent, 12-1 2. The game was sent into sudden death overtime, each team receiving four plays form the fifty yard line. The team that scored the most yardage would be the winner. A pass from Hootch ' s Joe Havorka to Dave Foley who bounded 40 yards for the touch- down. KOK, needing to score in order to tie, were not up to the ordeal, and Hootch took their place on the champion ' s pedestal, winning 18-12. 163 Soccermen Seek Teamwork Walsh and McGrath mount a drive against C.S.U. 164 To Score Soccer The Regis Soccer squad ' s discouraging 2-8-1 record did not reflect the effort the team put into the game. At the start of the season, Coach Karl Stumpff emphasized the fact that the team includes ten returning lettermen and several promising freshmen. The team sought to integrate each player ' s individ- ual style into a process of team work but their efforts could not reverse the fact that Regis was to face teams that in many cases were far more experienced than they were. FRONT ROW: Pete McDonald, Paul Brown, Al Afshar, Joe Quartana, Bill Unland, Pat McNulty, Ben Bridi, Mark Digman (Captain) BACK ROW: Joel Chavez, Vince Castellano, Mike Schlicht, Mike Berube,Tom Costello, Kevin McGrath, Gabby Harnett, Dennis McGrath, Brian Walsh, Niel Daley, Bob Weigel, Coach Carl Stumpp Joel makes another save. Who is that behind the Foster Grants? That hurt! Walsh gets a breather. Enthusiasm abounds on the bench. My friends, you play like women! Beaker is tipsy again. m Digs shows some finesse. 167 -- ' ? : . ;,-. • . Heads-up play by Cosmo. Walsh dazzles the fans Typical Regis Defense. 168 in the stands. No, no, please don ' t step on me!!! Digs looks up to the rest of the team. 169 Regis Swimming Gypsies Swim Team: Front Row: (left to right) John Schuller, Eileen Donohoue, Doug Shaeffer, Larry Kogovsek, Mark Dalton. Back Row: (left to right) Donna Beveridge, Fred Snoy, Neil McPhillips, Bob Weigel, Ramiz Al-Kass, Coach Dave Timm. 170 U . Regis College Hockey Kneeling: John JoJo Quinn, Dennis McGaughlin, Gary Sigfried, Steve Rosati, Joe O ' Neill, Dennis McGrath, Pat Savino Standing: Kevin McGrath, Dick DelFava, Hume Miller, Mike Mulvihill, Kevin Finley, Mark Hatch, Mike O ' Connor, Roy Schwappach Not Pictured: Steve Mott, Steve Smith, Kevin Christy 17 ' . Hockey Club Founding Fathers. McGrath picks up a puck. 173 Mulvihill lost his shirt. ' 1 1 1 O ' Neill waits for a pass. 3 -M IKS ' -f IS 5 g J| BR aa flH . Finley breaks through the defense. Gare Bear bows to his fans. 175 B -Bailers Crowd Pleasers First Row: Tom Brodbeck (Mgr), Joe Gruber, Lee Gray, Doug Mize, Tim Clifford, Cannon Fuller. Second Row: Coach Karabetsos, Dorito Bonicello, John Nillen, Ken Rosenbach, Jim Plusinski, Elwood Henson, Greg Williams, Asst. Coach Dee Wilson. Top Row: Tony DuCros, Welmon Sampson, Mike Deutch, Mike Hicks, Asst. Coach Bob Pierce. Spurred on by Coach Jim Karabetsos and powered by wildly en- thusiastic fans, the Regis College Rangers completed an impressive season of wins and losses. With promising new talent added to the ranks of veterans like Tony DuCros and Lee Gray, the Regis netmen were practically indomitable on the home court. Their overpowering skill gained them a tie for the Rocky Moun- tain Athletic Conference championship. A Southern Colorado State College newspaper to prophesy that the Rangers would never be beaten at home. Tony DuCros, one of the Rangers ' most consistently outstanding stars, broke the Regis rebound record of 948. During his career, Tony, a junior, lias over 1000 rebounds. 176 Tony DuCros looks for rebound. 177 Lee Gray, Athlete p w ■ Of The Year 179 l Bar Czar and Editor. Is there any hope at all? 181 Lee Gray stands head shoulders above Southern Utah. Dickie gives Sam Hicks poses for Ranger picture. a few pointers 183 Kenny Rosenbach takes it to the hoop. 184 Sam shows his stuff. 185 Rush Cap tures In tra 5 day D pads do work. Hovorka does a back dive to the hoop. Mural Basketball Title Dee Wilson has hopes. 187 Dave picking a winner. Phooey Tom, Wrong basket! Joey goes for two. 1975 Intramural Basketball Champions RUSH Top Row: Sugar Pops Devot, Dale Whitten, Louie Armstrong, Tom Whitten Bottom Row: Ricky Mueller, Joey Hovorka, Mike O ' Neil 189 Billy Jean And Chrissy 4h IT twa i;  n jiwmy; uwyj ) Gottcha! You got back trouble? 190 Would Be Proud Of Them Now what do I do? Sally throws the ball over the fence. 191 Linksters Tee Off To A Good Year . ka7 mKKBmlfMMmi: :. . A dollar a day will give him all the rice he needs . . . make that $42.00 a day. Gare Bear goes for a drive. Jay gets into the swing of things. 192 Back Row: Brian Brada, Jay Scott, Tom Glorioso, Randy Aselage Front Row: John McGuire, Dan Matilla. (Not Pictured: John Cassidy) 193 Regis College Baseball Anytime you ' re ready. Watch that zoomie! Regis B-Ball fans going wild. 194 Ryan burns one in. 195 Regis bat girls. The agony of defeat. 196 rib Muller throwing another curve. Howie, look in the catcher ' s mitt. 197 Rick Stef, leading batter. 198 Pops going in for a dose of Geritol I ' ll get the water, coach. Ricky Muller pops one up. I M. Softball Bat swings Jim Beard Ahrens for a strike. See, I ' ve got this problem . . . v. v. New pants Dave??? t 200 It. ' ' S wings Into Ac tion § i Bill Short goes for long ball. 201 Even a blind chipmunk finds an acorn once in a while. 202 Ball one to Carmen. But I was good in High School. J 4+ .• --« - ? ' • i Bob Atlas Daley working out. 203 M ■■•A % v. ' w J M ' r t in RteiWr 3 7 F R E S H M E N OFFICERS: (left to right) Georgia Tracy, Treasurer; Bill Ridgcly, Pres.; John Schlicksup, V-Pres.; Kati Kelly, Sec. 206 Joseph L. Abate Carol Adams Paul H. Adams Esther Aguilar Jim Ahrens William H. Allen David Anderson Kim Anderson Paul E. Arvidson Bert Atkinson Peter Barlock Peggy Barnard Pat Barron Mark Bartiss Dennis Beck Susan Beilman Kevin Benkowski Don Bennett Kathleen Berg 207 Maureen Brinck Abbie Burke Thomas R. Burke Mark Burns Armand Buzzerio Jay Byrnes Cindy Cahill Peggy Carey Donna Beveridge Katherine Bird Jeanne Black Scott Blahnik Derito Bonicelli Jackie Bouchard Rob Bozell Kurt N. Brick 208 Daniel Carmody Ernie Cavasos Theresa E. Cernich Mary Ciampa Nancy Cleary Grace Colden K Mary Collins Leo Connolly Dennis Joseph Costello William P. Cowhey Kevin Cunningham Neil Arthur Daley Mark George Dalton Christopher K. Daly Patricia A. Daly Roger Daly Stephen L. Daues David J. Dennison Michael Deutsch Dannielle De Vault Jan De Vigil Joe DeVogelaere 209 Stephen Dixon Anne Lee Dlugosch John Dolan Ann Domenico Ann Fink Bill Finucane Suzanne Fiori Eileen Donahoue James Doran Chuck Doxsee John Doyle Michael Fitzpatrick Terry Flanagan Jo Ellen Fogarty Desmond Foley Deborah Fountain Bob Froelich Carmen Fuller Bill Gable Heidi Gainan Brian Ge op forth Greg R. Gerritzen Peter K. Gilloon Lucy Gonzales Mike Gravino Dale Green Bill Griesbach Joe Gruber Jay Guida Michael G. Hagar 211 Mark Hoch Peter Hodes Terri Hodes Sue Hoe ft Bill Maguire Daniel P. Maher Anne Hoene Kathy Hoffman Sarah Holmes Victoria Jackson Ann Majbroda Keith Manning Mary Janssen Rennie P. Jaramillo Dan Keenan Katie Kelly Cheryl Marcello James Marten Laura Kelly Paul D. Kientz Mony Kimbrell Linda Klein Mary Martin Phil Martin 212 Kathleen Haggerty Jerra Lee Ann Hall Wayne Halliburton Christopher Haragan Karen Hardy Thomas A. Korte Francis Kovacic Hale Kunerth Tina Lagreca Joseph P. Havey John Hayes Charlie Heinritz Steve Henke Ralph John Heronema Doreen Leali Brian Lemieux Mary Lombardi Dave Love 11 Get down!! Gina Ann Martinez Brian Sean McCarthy Maureen E. McCarthy Richard McGinn Dennis McGrath James P. McGrath Rich McGrath John McGuire Teresa McManimon Carlos H. Meyers Patricia J. Miller Martin Milne Douglas Mize Vicki Molliconi Annette Montoya Nancy J. Mooney 214 Robert J. Mullen Jerry Murphy James E. Narz Judy Nenon Denise Newman Betti C. Nicholas Frank J. Noeera Louise Ann Nuce Mike O ' Connor Sean Desmond Mary O ' Neil Dan O ' Neil James Orr John O ' Shea Art Ostry Phoebe Overall 215 Christopher Pace Charmaine Pacheco C. Pavek Kevin Pratt Patricia Razaghnia Mary Anne Regan Linda Reilly Joseph A. Pels Debbie Peters Mary Jo Pfotenhauer John Reynolds Julie Richter Leslie Rickert Bill Ridgely Robert Riga Patricia Rodriguez Janette Rohweddar Mary Roley Ken Rosenbach Lisa Rossi Donna Ruello Karen Ann Ryan Peter Sartucci Allen Sauer 217 Patrick Savino John Scanlan Ginger Schaefer Kimberly Schafer Michael Schlicht John Schlicksup Cookie Schrengohst Susan Schwappach Tom Springate Gene Stanley Margaret Schwiebert Karen Schwieger Yvonne Steikunas Jeraldine Steffen Susan Scott Jeff Scribner Trip Strub Kathy Talbot Marvin Shaw Teresa Sherrard Debbie Smallpage Stephen Smith Pat Semik Herbert Senter Donald Tow Kevin Trail b Frank Turk Stephen Vessels 219 Greg Walker Richard Wallace Tom Walsh Dan Warren Angeli Webster Annie Wein stein Ann Whittinghill Ellen Wiederspahn Greg Williams Christopher Withstandley Paul Wolf James Wombacher Kathy Videtich Scott Vincent Gregory Wright Kathleen Zahorik Rita Zarlengo Thomas Zimmerman 220 SOPHOMORES Pete Tracy Secretary Maggie McCarthy President Art Oliver Treasurer Tom Sites Vice President 222 Greg Abbott Alan Afshar Pat Allen Ralph Allen Sue Amato Pat Angell Willis Ashby Manfredi Baldazzi Betty Baldwin Mary Bartush Connie Bavinger Howard Befort Linda Berberich Mike Beriault Lisa Berube Muffy Boomer Edward Boyle John Boyle John Briggs Ben Brinck Chris Brown 223 Timothy Cassidy Mary Chenoweth Tim Clifford Gregg Colle John Corley Joe Cornejo Mary Cosgrove Frank Costello Paul Brown James Burns Frost Cunningham Bradley Dafoe Marty Dale Bob Daly Eric Danielson Suzanne DiBasilio Hey, you want to 2V:4 Theresa Diss Tom DiSalvo John, Doerner James Doherty Dave Donahoe Mary Donahue Robert Dudek Paul Dulle Peggy Dwyer Greg Ernst Susan Fast Lindsey Faubion fight buster? Tom Fauchald Tom Fitzpatrick William Fitzsimmons Dave Flake Janet Fogarty Anne Foster Mark Fowler Michael Franca Jacque Friedeck 225 Patty Fulk Lori Gallo Rob Gauer I got me a fine man. Jim Gauthier Michael Gauthier Mary Gitter Francis Kennan Dennis Kelley Kevin Kelly King Gladden Jenny Greiwe Meg Greulich Michael Kelly Carol Klehr Jeff Klesath Michael Grippa Manuel Gutierre Kathy Hanger George Knoll Thomas Kolb Jan Kranc 226 James Harris Margaret Hindery Dan Hommel A. J. Horrell Brennan Hurley Jim Iacino Thomas J agger Mary James Cindy Jones Matthew Joslyn Sue Kearney Robert Keck They call me Barbara Streisand. 227 Let me tell you about that chick over there. Connie LeCluyse Al Legittino Judy Lenzen Anthony Longo Dave Morr Kazem-Moshfesh William Lovewell Robert Lyons Mike Mailander Lynette Makowski Marty Mulvihill Jay Neurauter F. Ray Martin Timothy Martin Pat McLelland John McNeil Nancy Newell Maria Nicolais Patrick McNulty Richard Meggison Dennis Meiners Gary Metz Otto Nobis Darnella Nocera 228 UT Jr James Kuelin Molly Kurtz Lucia Milford Hume Miller Ann Miner Philip Mole ' Monty Lamirato Jane Langenfeld David Monaghan Nancy Monroney Pat Mooney Cindy Moorhead .ML—. Margie, just lookin ' so nice. 229 Rodney Nowadzky Sali Ohlendorf Arthur Oliver John O ' Malley I just can ' t figure it out. 230 Carl Phillips Mark Pounds Stacy Priola Gary Prose Tom Ordelheide Tom Owens Jolanta Pytel John Rodolinski Philomena Ridgway Jeff Rieth Kathleen Ozog Lisa Packard Jim Ring Mark Romiti Thomas Roper Stephen Rosati John Pagnam Lynne Payne Patricia Rubey Cindy Rusconi Rita Ruysser Anne Pergola John Peter Joyce Sanchez Joe Sandoval Joe Santamaria David Peterson Kimberly Peyla Barbara Schamberger Douglas Schilly Christopher Schneider 231 Linda Schoenthaler David Schreiner Roy Schwappach Jay Scott Kevin Shean Mary Sheerin Steve Shinn Mark Shneyer Bill Short SB-. ' ., ' .•• . ' Brian you were so good out there today. 232 Julie Shutts Kathy Singsank Eleanor Smith Marcus Solzan Denise Songy Elaine Sotiras Michael Spence Richard Stanley Christopher Straus Nanette Streitz Howard Swancy Jose Tafoya Guy Tauscher Paul Thalhofer Gretchen Thro Annie Tiger Paul Toner Joe Torruella Pete Tracy Jeannette Trenfield John Trenfield Timothy Tynan William Unland Colleen Wallau Brian Walsh Karen Walter 233 • ' . t i I usually don ' t drink, but . . . Eddy knows what to do in his spare time. 235 President: Joel Ernster, V. Pres. Joe Murphy, Secretary: ReginaWrape Treasurer: Terry Pollard JUNIORS 236 Mark Adams Denise Alire Patricia Archer Ann Bartush Joanie Beane Bob Berry Mark Bonn Michael Brennan Dennis Burks Bill Callahan Martha Callinicos Guy Capra John Cassidy Vincent Castellano Tom Caveney Vincelle Caviness 237 R.C. Giron Thomas Glorioso Marcia Goehrs Kathy Degan Stephen Desmond Richard Devot Sue Gorcowski Mike Gorrell Cynthia Graham Thomas DiBernardo Michael Dillon Martha Diss Frank Greider Daryl Grovenburg Thomas Haberkorn Kevin Hagen Diane Doherty Joe Donohoue Laura Drexler Bob Hamblin Jim Harm Jim Havel Dede Hayes Nancy Eisner Joel Ernster Brian Fitzgerald Tim Heit Belinda Henderson Mark Henke Michael Hoefer Peter Hogan Robert Hutmacher Jean Jennings Paul Jimenez 239 240 Robert Lederhos Hardy Leicht Peter Lenzen Dan Kammes Jerry Kelly Mary Lou Lombardi John Luedtke Laura Macias A.G. Martelon Nicholas Kelsey Bill Kent Julie Martin Peter Maas Susan McDougall Tom McGinnis Jim Knackstedt Patricia Kneedler Kevin McGrath Nancy Miller Carol Monek Charles Moxcey Jerald Munson Joe Murphy Chrisopher Nichols John Nillen Elissa Notarianni Mary Pat O ' Brien Mary Lane O ' Donnell Mark Onstott Tracie Over David Owens Carl Pallan Skip Pfeffer 241 Mary Phillips Terry Pollard Lester Porter William Prange Tom Rubbone Paul Rusin Joseph Press Thomas Redmond Lamar Richardson John Ricotta Kevin Ryan Mary Ryan Fred Riley Tom Rockstad Dennis Roley Denise Rooney Frances Schoenthaler Marjiana Schumann Easy Rider Mo. 242 Laura shows her enthusiasm. John Scotese George Seibert Mary Smith Bob Snediker Donna Stanley Greg Stevinson Frank Tavella Robert Teske Cindy Tooley Richard Torres Eileen Treinen Debbie Vater 243 Debbie Vialpando Amy Vigil Robert Vine Paul Voegeli -4 i Stephen Williams Betty Jean Wise Regina Wrape Don Wuller Martin Ziegler John Zurzolo Ed Wabiszewski David Waters Robert Weigel 244 We ' re just kind of spacey. Danny Shows how he feels about his opponent. SENIORS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: (Left to Right) Fred Daues, Treasurer; Midge Miller, Secretary; Mark Digman, President; Tom Foster, Vice-President. 246 Joyce Irsik Gary Siegfried and Dickie Delfava Dan Darby Michael Espinosa Lindsey Wess Nancy Morrill and Mary Moran Rosaleen McCormick 248 Nancy Kelly, Jim O ' Neill, Melinda McCaul, Phil Carberry, Marilyn Hansen. Jim Green Tom Green Ernie Dutcher, Stuart Castle, George Ptacin, Otis, Dennis McLaughlin, Mike Mulvihill 249 Kevin Finley Sf-sV utf . Frank Lombardi Joe Smith, Steve Merritt, Dan Lippe, Tom Tully, Steve Moore Louise Truglio, Colleen Casey, Patty Gannon, Marilyn Ohlendorf, Kim Sherer, Dell McGraw 251 m Jo Schlicht Brian Brada and Lou DeRose ■ Mimi Hohn, Debbie O ' Donnell, Carolyn Molloy, Maxine Stoltz 252 Mike Halloran, Kevin Christy, Mark Stillman, Pat Finucane Paul Mailander and Teresa Blickhan Debbie Benden 253 Steve Dowd, Skip Siemers, John Quinn, Tim Conroy, John Bulfin, Pat Gage Mike Flower, Steve Bullard, Pat Coyne Ellen Sehroeder 254 Angie Mohatt Sitting: (L to R) Kitty Berigan, Holly Butzen, D. A. Callahan. Standing: Mary Pat Gauthier, Midge Miller. 255 i ) ) John Rupp Kathryn Samson Rick Greiwe Gabriel Pacheco Jim Shields 257 ■ ; i- : - -4. .%•. ' ■- ?; ' ' ' ' KsHfcl Susan Jones 2 '  ' ' ■ ? ' . ' ■• VV Sue Kloza and Liz Radford Patty Maga and Liz Jedlicka Jim O ' Neill 258 Matt McFadden and John Monek Jan Bannon and Mary Phil Bisig Bernadette Bauman Mary Beth Nicholson 259 Tom Foster, Mark Digs Digman, Tom Cosmo Costello, Bill Lysaught, and Fred Daues Linda Unrein Adrian Swenson 260 Charlie Hudson and Denny Doherty Pat Reedy and Pat Gage Nancy Rudolph and Margie Homan Megan Boyle 261 Ricky Muller 262 Mike Smirk Erker Kevin Shea 264 Bill Hanagan Karen Koebel and Holly Zimmerman Brother Charles Bowe, C. R. Ewald Tuchscherer Regis Makes Headlines With 75 Graduation ««: % . afe . £g£ AiVWvvv M Campus Slumlords West Hall (1 to r) Standing: Tom Owens, Mary Nicholson. Sitting: Midge Miller, Paul Leaf, Liz Jedlicka, Steve Moore, Patty Clark (dorm director). Desmet Hall 270 o c O H N A N L E L L L (1 to r) Standing: Mo Richardson, Bill Lysaught, John Boyle, Nancy Eisner, Tony Ducros. Sitting: Dee Wilson (dorm director). (1 to r) Sitting: Denise Alire Al Probst (dorm director) Mary Ryan Joel Ernster Mary Smith Katie Noce (1 to r) Standing: Jim Knackstedt Mike Dillon Tony Longo Leon Braunagel Jim O ' Neill 271 Stop the war. Dino aims for DeSmet. Coz is recuperating from a neck injury. Midnight Cowgirl 273 Put one leg over the shoulder Owens looks like he ' s going to cry. Belly Bomber Billy. ■ ■ ' M | fr l .W ' i)ft 1 Steve, Ted, and Wind Mill line up a putt. The 51st State. They were bellbottoms in 2nd grade. Ali Baba and the 40 thieves. 275 Fly! Fire that B.B. Four more years! On the eve of destruction. ) 277 That ' s a damn good question. Rip! ' Danny Jim celebrating with all of their friends. Hugh Hefner and Barbie at the Regis Penthouse. 279 Campfire girls. A few too many Schlitz -rfryifiiiairtit Inn (ii ■ Fred draws a base on balls. Where ' s that poocha? 281 Maybe I used too much bleach. Tully describing a fox. tbttf£Zr ..,, Mr. Topless America LLLoookin ' good . . . 283 Where the action is on Sunday. That guy over there doesn ' t like me. 285 Isn ' t that sweet. Liz can ' t figure out what ' s going on. I can ' t figure it out. Joz brings his own protection. 287 Gee Jimmy, I ' ve always liked older men. 288 289 - - Hold the pickles, hold the lettuce. ; ' :: ' Give him an inch and he ' ll take a mile. Study hall at the Ranch. Of course we ' re still going steady. 291 Freshmen cram for finals. Foster Daues give Regis a lift I l  Don ' t catch it stupid! Tony shows his moves. .f « , T r m ' • ' mm -: . M Yeah, I ' ve been studying too hard. 293 Senior seminar. Hi there fella. Sally sleep walks to class. In the name of the Father, the Son, John Denver and Maria Muldaur Chris enjoys the wildlife at the Ranch. 295 Julie, I can ' t figure it out 296 ¥kfel - her supporting area. Our apologies-this picture needed to fill the page. 297 THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN HIGH IN 3.2 CLUB ENTERTAINMENT 6TH AVE. 6 SHERIDAN CARBOiVe OUR SPECIALTY OLD FASHION ITALIAN PIZZA ORIGINAL SAUSAGE CANOLIS CARBONE ' S TUDDY TOOTS • Other Italian Goodies - PHONE 455-1502 3609TEJONST. Ask For ...RICH RECYCU Coots Distributing Company 1280 W. 47th Denver, Colo. 1505 WEST THIRD DISTRIBUTING COMPANY 1505 WB-.ST ihlflD AVENUE . DENVER. COLORADO 80223 (303) 573-1155 1 HOWARD tM JounsonS motor lodges Restaurant Extend Our Congratulations Thanks To All . . . Our: Large Guest Rooms, Fine Food Beverage, Color TV, Heated Pool Friendly Staff Await Your Future Use. I 70 @ Federal Blvd. 303-433-8441 299 CUSTOM PIZZA 3800W. 38TH AVENUE DENVER COLORADO 477-1694 OPEN 7 DAYS 11A.M. TO 2A.M. We accept out of town checks! WE DELIVER Congratulations to the Class of 1975. May your future be as bright as your challenge. Central Bank of North Denver 3400 West 38th Avenue, Denver, Colorado 8021 1 303 433-6781 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION A Financial Serviceof Have Your Steak Night At Yes ' We have takeout orders USDA Choice Beef The IN CROWD ' S ' Place To Eat Out! Right Down The Street, At 50th Federal AMERICAS STEAK EXPERT 7120 Federal Blvd. 428-8282 Open 7 days a week Now serving breakfast 6:30 a.m.-9:00 p.m., 9:30 Fri. Sat. THE REGIS COLLEGE BOOKSTORE AND CAMPUS SHOP Congratulates The Class of ' 75 300 Our 1975 Ranger Patrons NAMES OF PATRONS Patrick J. Do Ian Jr. Robert F.Fiori Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Sullivan Francis J. Ozog Elmer H. Kunerth Mr. and Mrs. Jack C. Maier Mr. and Mrs. Charles Le Cluyse Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Young Jr. Charles F. Dungar, M.D. Vernand Marianna S. Brinck Mr. and Mrs. John F. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. J.T. Beane Mr. Robert A. Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. John R. Martin Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Roper Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Fred T. Heinritz Mr. and Mrs. Alvin A. Ahrens Robert C.Stoltz,M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Richter Mr. Arthur C.Daley Mr. and Mrs. Gordon E. Tully Mr. and Mrs. Dan B. Foley Mr. and Mrs. John 0. Bozell J.J. and Frances Lysaught E. L. and Helen W. Dafoe Mr. and Mrs. William L. Angell Mr. and Mrs. Cletus A. Kolb Donald E. Williams Mr. and Mrs. John J. Massa Mr. and Mrs. John J. Henke Mrs. Marie Ridgway Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Cserpnyak Mr. and Mrs. Wm. L. Gorrell Mrs.C.O.Shadley Mrs. Harry H. Straus, Jr. Jacobus T. Pels Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Regan Mr. Lawrence A. Henze Dr. and Mrs. John L. Picchietti Mr. and Mrs. Jerome F. Neurauter Mr. and Mrs. John R. McGuire Susan G.Ashby Mr. William B. Taylor Mr. Edward A. Gage Mr. and Mrs. Philip R. Coon Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Langenfeld Mr. and Mrs. Roland E. Butler Mrs. T. H. Archer Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. DeVogelaere Mr. and Mrs. C. Lloyd Hudson Dr. and Mrs. John J. Plucinsky Mr. and Mrs. Clyde W. Pfeffer Mr. and Mrs. William D. Ridge ly Leo L. Connolly Mrs. Wm. J. Atkinson Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Gauer Mr. and Mrs. John G. Green J. Armato Mr. and Mrs. Albina Gonzales Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A. Pimple Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Miller Henrietta Lucero Mr. and Mrs. John D. Lauer Mrs. Margaret Caviness Mrs. M.Miner Mrs. Colbert L. Baker, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Scribner Mr. and Mrs. Clarence J. Irsik Mr. Lee F. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Glenn W. Gannon Dr. Jean C. Gladden, M.D. Mr. Robert E. Boomer Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Weber Mr. and Mrs. Hicks Mr. Leo J.Tapscott Mr. and Mrs. John L. Thro Mrs. Edythe C. Horning Mr. and Mrs. Leo Nentwig Dr. and Mrs. Mario Rubbone Mr. and Mrs. Randolph A. Hearst Dr. and Mrs. James Vanderbosch Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ptacin Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Meiners Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dlugosch Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Koebel Mr. and Mrs. William Buons Mr. and Mrs. John A. Barron Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Weston, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John P. Torbeck Mr. Charles W. Duval Walter S. Joslyn Construction Co. Dr. and Mrs. Larry F. Over S. P. Quartana Mr. and Mrs. Edward Scott Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McPhillips Mr. and Mrs. John T. Monaghan Marianne and Henri Meyers Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Mademann Mr . and Mrs. Edward Dudek Carol Rosati Mr. and Mrs. James F. Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Fulk Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bonn Col. and Mrs. Robert T. Kranc Dr. and Mrs. C. T. Rusin Mr. and Mrs. Welmon Sampson Mr. and Mrs. William F. Bavinger, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Hal Schroeder A. James Gallagher, Jr. J. C. O ' Neill Mr. and Mrs. William F. Cahill Carl Di Salvo Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Christy John P. Jaeger Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Pearson Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Riley Mr. and Mrs. Sidney R. Overall Mr. and Mrs. Z. J. Radolinski Mr. and Mrs. John Priola, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. C. L. Singsank Dr. and Mrs. James F. Dowd Mrs. Irene Merritt Dr. and Mrs. Charles R. Bannon Daf lene Daly Mr. Edward G. Semik Mrs. Rosemary Greiwe Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Butzen Mr, and Mrs. Joseph E. Press Mr. and Mrs. John P. O ' Donnell Mr. and Mrs. John B. SmaUpage Mr. and Mrs. James D. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Daues Mr. and Mrs. Albert Miller Mr. and Mrs. John E. O ' Brien Mr. and Mrs. Lyle M. Chasse Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Sowa Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Tiger Mr. John K. Merrion Mr. and Mrs. August Sartucci Mr. John V.Coyne Mr. John J. Bukaty Mr. and Mrs. John S. Marten Mr. and Mrs. George A. Seibert Mr. and Mrs. John G. Scott Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Macias Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Grippa Mr. Wm. D. Hanagan Mr . and Mrs . Alfred Ellerby Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Bartush Dr. and Mrs. Wm.M. Wolf Mr. and Mrs. James P. Doherty, Jr. Martha H. McGraw Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. Byrnes Thomas R. Burke United Distributing Company E. Callahan Mr. and Mrs. Marion latino $ Jr. fcvtwMti wiwnv It was the best of times, it was the worst of times; it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness; it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair. . . I «MMt (■ % Dear Reader: When Jim Croce wrote and recorded the song, If I Could Save Time in a Bottle , he embodied what we felt was our responsibility as staff of the 1 975 Ranger. Our entire goal throughout the year was to record the moments in everyone ' s college career that have become cherished memories. However, as we all know memories can and do fade. With the wonderments of photography, we have been able to capture and record everlasting the events of this past year. We hope that the 1975 Ranger will enable you to remember the happenings of 1 975-76 both today and ten years from today. Our wish was to make this book student oriented. If you can follow as we have followed for the past four years the change from a closed to an open atmosphere, from apathy to concern, from many to one, from school to Regis College, we feel this book is only the rep- resentation of a concerted effort on the part of everyone to realize a goal. The goal as we have portrayed it is a student senate that works for the students, a basketball team that may lose but always wins, or- ganizations that thrive while those elsewhere flounder, and people that walk with their heads high instead of counting cracks in the side- walk. In simple terms, this book is a salute to every student. It is now our privilege to recognize the people who made this Ranger possible. The Regis Photographers Club did the photography for us and our thanks go to Paul Rusin, Pat Barron, Donny Williams, Jerry Hedrick, Tom Jagger, Tom Komadina and Jeff Rieth. A special pat on the head is in order for Bill Hanagan who handled the tough job of organizing and running the club in this its first year. To the Ranger Staff, a thank you does not seem adequate to express our appreciation for the hours and effort tallied. The pride and dedication of these people is reflected in their work. We would like to extend our deepest gratitude to Mark Digman, who with his cap- tions and wit tempered pressure with humor; Tom Tully, whose technical assistance made our ideas reality; and Bill Callahan, whose cre- ative pen and salesmanship made the Ranger a financial success. To these and a host of others, we say thank you and together with them we hope you enjoy this book as much as we have enjoyed bringing it to you. Holly Butzen, Editor angelo, texas 304 .M 9m. AJ !W ft A ■ ' . ' 1% ' i %• i S ' J r - « V ' - ;■ SS ; p 6 1 « i - £fc