Regis College - Ranger Yearbook (Denver, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 272 of the 1980 volume:

■  MIIHIIIBI OFFICE 378.78883 R337r 1980 Regis College, Denver The Ranger OFFICE 378.78883 R337r . 1980 Regis College, Denver The Ranger mmmmmmm DAYTON V ■ ■ L LIBRABI REGIS COLL:.  . 50 th LOWELL DENVER, COLORADO 80221 mmmmm MMMMi t DATTOH MEMORIAE UBRAH R1GIS COLLEGE W. 50th LOWELL raraVHR, COLORADO 80881 ' : ' .- r ( ' WWPWWlli ■ ■ ' .- ' ■ . . : ' ■■■■... ' )IU n o The Ranger) Regis College Denver, Colorado 1979-1980 DAITOH ICBM0HIA1 HBRABX REGIS COLLEGE W. 50th LOWELL DENVER, COLORADO 80221 : A 10 11 12 I 13 ti MEi - : % . ♦ 4S ' ' 4 L«t «j£ N % 15 Freshman Orientation Orientation is a program designed to welcome new students to the Regis Community. Students and faculty aid in this orientation to bring aware- ness to the parents and students of this new atmosphere. The programs consist of a weekend in the mountains, academic testing, faculty, parent- student dinners and celebrating Mass with the new and the old. Student Senate members, assisted by facilitators, work throughout the summer planning this important week. The Office of Student Life and faculty members also volunteer their time so that the incoming students feel at ease and get off to a great start at the Ranch. 16 17 18 I. Students get to know each other in the mountains. 2. Flying high in Granby. 3. Chris Dittman introduces himself to some of the new students. 4. Facilitators take time off for a quick picture. 5. Wheel barrell races start off the Su- per Stars. 19 Different people will remember different times at Regis, but one thing will always remain special to most of the students. The mass, celbrated at Regis, is truly a community event. Whether it be the Mass of the Holy Spirit, or Sunday night at 7:30, the celebrations will ramin special to most of us at Regis. JZt. 21 Freshman Don ' t let the name fool you. Frolic is a good time for everybody. This dance marks the end of new student orien- tation and is hosted by the Student Senate. 22 Frolic r wm smmai l . JtfflHh. SPURS _ w :j § Y 1 i 23 Road Ralley 25 W. ' 26 27 Halloween I HP i t 8HW8 ' .. -- ; L x v m , v gj ggr m t| V 1 J It I. Tim Brogan, President of the Freshman class. 2. I ' m all ears. 3. The non virgin Beef Bowlers. 4. Advocates of women in the church. 5. Smile, honey they ' re tak- ing a picturel 6. Campus couple. 7. Don ' t laugh, they don ' t get much better. 29 Bingo Night 30 I. Chris calls the numbers for the Ju- nior class. 2. Anticipation. 3. Landers gets into the game. 4. Cathy, overre- acting. 5. Griff checks a winning card. 31 The History of the American Film 32 I. Father Gary Seibert and the cast and crew of The History of the American film. 2. John Kelly and Theresa Baker were active in the- ater throughout the year. 3. Dana Peterson. 4. Era ' s of film came alive on stage in varying scenes in the play. 5. John O ' Laughlin and Mary Corcoran 6. Mike Ryan and his dancing girls. 33 AKY Crowns Sally Urian Coronation is sponsored by AKY. This year the dance was held at the Holi- day Inn, and a number of clubs par- ticipated by nominating girls for Coronation queen. Sally was quoted as saying, Being Coronation Queen is like being born again. 34 As Their Queen 35 Theater, Live fe - •--:. AH % . Mm at Regis 37 Christmas . . . 38 Ranch Style I. Three beers, to go please. 1. Den- ny and Gail. 3. She thinks I ' m Santa Claus. 4. Dwanny is all smiles. 5. What else could I want? 6. The lat- est disco move. 39 Choir ao f Coffee House 41 150 Days 4 42 43 Jr. Class 50 ' s Dance The annual 50 ' s Dance on Feb. 8th, got off to a rocky start, but for those who stuck it out, it was another good time at the Ranch. There were several great acts, combined with greased hair and bobby socks all brought back the rockin ' and rollin ' feel- ing of the 50 ' s. I. You mean an Editor can dance too? 2. Elvis eat your heart out! 3. We ' re hav- ing so much funl 4. So you say you didn ' t like my act? 5. Boy would I like to 6. Isn ' t Fifi a dreamboat? 45 Cowpoke and 46 Lassie 47 The Brown, the 48 Gold and the Green Regis celebrated St. Pat ' s day with traditional Irish spirit this year. Students enjoyed the Irish music furnished by Tom O ' Duggan, Mike OTueth and Chris O ' Dittman in the Belial Bar. I. Felix remains dignified throughout the festivities. 2. I ' m sober. 3. Andy and Sue, falling over. 4. Nobody is shy on St. Patrick ' s Day. 5. Smiles. 6. Tom, Mike and Chris, entertaining the crowd. 49 Inaugural 50 51 Dance 54 Marathon 55 Honors Banquet 57 Administrator of the Year Faculty member of the Year Man of the Year Woman of the Year Organization of the Year Event of the Year Athlete of the Year Brown and Gold Senior Award Rev, Mike Sheeran, SJ Dr- Terry Schmidt Jim Walden Nora Foster Rho Chi Sigma Ranger Week 1979 Julie DiStefano Vince ' Ace ' Wagner 58 Colorado citizen of the Year Service Awards Alpha Sigma Nu Award Alpha Kappa Psi Award Rho Chi Sigma Science Award Walter R Imhoff Pat Gravino John Alessi Rev Gary Seibert, SJ Vince ' Ace ' Wagner Dr (Doc Rocks) Levings DuWayne Brooks Felix Jabczenski 59 I.M 60 Banquet 61 Prom at Top of the 62 Rockies is Tops! I. Sheila Heim and Darrell Smith. 2. John Kelly alias Artimus Gordan. 3. Mary, Nora and Jimmer. 4. Murph, would you please take me home . I. How much longer do I have to pose with this idiot? 2. We ' re having a good timel 3. She falls for me. 63 Mi M 64 Bp 3 3 4M nl 1 1 i Vr ' -.-- 1 F ■ ■ S „, ,„,,,!! • V .w - ' -; ' ■:, n ■ V:-.-. ' . ' ? ,:- ' - - i , ... K .$K 1: ' --.- . 2 65 1980 Ranger Week ? 66 Celebrates People 67 68 Traditionally, the Thursday night of Ranger Week is Caba- ret Night. Sponsored by Nhu Rho Epsilon, Cabaret night gives Regis students a chance to show off their talents. 69 70 XQ? J0 71 o R G A N I Z A T I O N S 1979-80 Student Senate 74 I. John Wildeisen, College Relations. 2. Andy Cassidy, Social Director. 3. Jim Walden, Vice-President. 4. Ron Wedepohl, Chief Justice. 5. Felix Jabczenski. 6. Kathy Leonard, Secre- tary. 7. Dan Summers, Community Relations. 8. Nora Foster, Treasurer. 75 The ' 80 ' 81 Mark Schlickman, Dir. of Social Af- fairs, Mark Ouinn, Treasurer, Chris McGrath, Dir. of Community Rela- tions, Marthe Carrick, Chief Justice, Jim Walden, President, Mary Corco- ran, Secretary, and Matt Ruhl, Vice- President. 76 Student Senate I. Mark Quinn, Treasurer. 2. Joey Gomes, Dir. of College Relations. 3. Jim Walden, President. 77 The Brown and Gold 78 The Brown and Gold continued to provide the campus with professional journalism. Under the leadership of Pat Gravino the Brown and Gold maintained its reputation of quality througout the Regis community. I. Editor, Pat Gravino. 2. Heir to the throne, Tony Lee. 3. The Brown and Gold staff, Jane Hinds, Mike Ryan, Pat Pitz, Ka- ren Huss, Sue Fake, Ron Spinuzzi, Dave Orwick, Maureen Corbley, Tony Lee, Patty Dwan, Gail Gassman, and Linda Britton. 4. You ' ve got to be kidding. 5. Linda, going over some notes. 6. You are so strange sometimes. 79 Distinguished Members of the Student Senate 81 Ranger I. Peggi Steinhauer. 2. Kate Foster., (Co-Editors) 3. Lori Finney. 4. Marthe Carrick. 5. Chris Bello. 82 •■■ Staff RANGER YEARBOOK 83 Rho Chi Sigma 8-1 Rho Chi Sigma was voted Organiza- tion of the Year for ' 79- ' 80. The brothers and little sisters put on such events as the road rally, the blood bank, and the honors banquet. I. President, Mike McHugh. 2. The brothers. 3. Senior members of Rho Chi. 4. (Front row, left to right) M. Junio, S. Alvord, M. McQuinlin, L. Hennesey, M. Walsh, T. Peckham, J. Schutie, J. McKenna. 2nd row, G. Macaluso, J. Fongoro, K. Neurater, L. Lynn, P. Pinder, K. Coates, A. Strawbridge, M. Robinson, P. Usack, T. Brothers, B. Bransley, Jr., 3rd row, K. Derwin, S. Kozicki, T. Schwein, R. Press, T. Cribari. 4th row, R. Welch, T. Weber, G. Heber, V. Marino, T. Hugar, S. Worthman, M. Coates, J. Danger, M. McHugh. 4 X Alpha Kappa 86 Psi J Br 3 WtSUtoam iMiiMfc a£a 87 88 Nu Rho Epsilon j . 1 M If « (E ■ M V .. US BP %r :- V ' « 4 1 89 Alpha 90 Sigma Nu 91 KRCR raJE ' S fe! I. Left to right. M. Grogan, B. Maltin, C. Cindric, P. Murphy, R. Silva, Spiri- tual leader, Joe Collins, SJ, M. Ryan, Tex, D. McGrath and Elliot. 92 93 Siger Ski Club 94 I. Coronation, sponsored by AKY. 2. The Christmas Dance, sponsored by Nu Rho. 3. Ranger Day, sponsored by the Student Senate. 95 96 97 Belial Bar Makes WLtlAL BAIi r UlXldH sy a _ £ k , Good in ' 80! ■ . $ r. 1 • ; ; I ' fc ' w nH - p ppr ' i ; r-f. Pe£ 7f ' Pk. 15 ; H Ti hB fi 5 ' - w V jM m g0P - a. L - xP V r r.9Q m . 4 ' - k.  . - -«£. U- V s jmttK mm ., ,. . K I. Tom Kearney, Bar Manager. 2. George Human, Tom Kearney, and Greg Emslie, managers. 3. The Tenders. 4. Beer and popcorn, Regis favorites. 5. Students watch as Greg does his nightly stripteze. 99 100 ; k ■ ■2 il TpJSX? ' ■ pg r i y W . . v. ■-... HS8! UhL. . i i. fa. ' i,iT ,. 101 Use And Abuse 1. Now let me get this staight, you want me to waive all of your classes? 2. Someone around here has to smile. 3. Mike Ryan and all his friends. 4. I am aware of how stupid I look Thankyou. 5. And this is the bikini I wore on Ranger day a few years ago. 6. Being a sex symbol has its drawbacks. 103 I. Four years of Regis can really be rough on a guy. 2. Yeh, this is rent-a- broad, can I help you? 3. Dave just said that he is going to be sick. 4. Need a lift? 5. This picture speaks for its self. 6. She ' s kinda shy. 7. I am al- most sure I used my deoderant today. 8. What do you mean I spelled my name wrong? 104 105 1. Shuttel bus for Regis is now leaving. 2. hmmm ... I wonder where I left my mind. 3. Lets just sit here until they notice us. 4. Later kid, when I have the time. 5. This stuff is enough to make you see spots. 6. Thats O.K. Andy, Sue really has no need for her kitchen table. 7. This is what I think of you. 8. The rabbit died. 106 107 103 I. Yes, I am the one who knows everything about everything. 2. YOU want ME to help HIM with his homework? 3. What is that thing hanging out of your nose? 4. No I am not going to give you my seceret on how to be a fox. 5. My name is Mary Alice, fly me. 6. This party is really blowing my mind. 7. Do you know how to do the Cha-Cha? 8. Did I hear someone say sticky buns? 9. Sa- ga ' s head chief. 10. This chick thinks her name is Bo Derik. HsBBR fc 109 I. My sister Kate is trying to catch flies. 2. And then I went on this Ex- Lax diet. 3. Dammit, I should have brought my football. N no I. I will serve anything you like. 1. I don ' t know who you are or what you want, but leave me alone. 3. Wanna see me get really mad? 4. I should have joined the convent. in I. I wonder what they meant when they said I was man of the year. 2. Vote for me for prom queen. 3. If you want your jacket back you have to come up and get it. 4. What ' s a nice guy like you doing in a place like this? 5. I ' d like you to meet my body guards. 112 113 Greg John Emslie, Minneapolis, Minn. Senior Class President. Vincent (Ace) Wagner, Kansas City, Mo. Senior Class Vice-President 114 Mark Leroy Lefevour, Oak Park, Senior Class Valedictorian. Christopher T. Cullen, Washington, DC. Voted Most likely to succeed. 115 s p o R T S Behind I. Chris Dittman, Athletic Direc- tor. 2. Margie Haller, Assistant Athletic Director. 3. Craig Lehto, Athletic trainer. 4. Joe DeHerrera. Athletic Secretary. 118 the Scene 119 Our 120 Coaches I. M. Curri, Soccer 2. T. Martin, Ten- nis. 3. M. Letofsky, Baseball. 4. B. Golden, ski team. 5. S.P. O ' Hanlon, women ' s basketball. 6. R. Schraeder, men ' s basketball assistant. 7. L. Por- ter, men ' s basketball. 8. M. St. Clair, swimming. Soccer 122 Men ' s soccer excelled this year at Regis. Under the guidance of co-captains Ace Wagner and Matt Ruhl, the team scored victories over many of their oppo- nents. Coach Cello was voted RMAC Coach of the year. 123 .-- w 125 Women ' s Team Picture, left to right, J. Santarelli, S. Newton, J. Gottsacker, J. Manders, C. Malone, C. Brinck, J. Brada, E. Jabczenski. v 5MtJ ■  re 9fli 126 Tennis 127 Men ' s I. B. Flemming, 2. J. Boldt, 3. A. Freeman, 4. J. Keely, J. Boldt, 5. M. Lovata, 6. J. Gerken, 7. M. Gloder. 128 Tennis cS S 129 Women ' s l M I Back row, left to right, D. Durant, S. Fraser, J. Scott, D. Willis, J. Palmer, R. Smith, F. Lucero, M.A. Lucero, T. Smith, J. Hart, J. Bangasser, M. Sadowski, J. Buhler, P. Lingle and L. Corbin. %w ♦ • ' ♦ • ,  • « n if, +. Basketball 7 Y :.. -JTKiU 131 Women ' s Left to right, M. Kerstiens, D. Westover, L. Wallace, M. McNamee, B. Chambers, P. Neel, P. Brewer, M. Joyce, J. DiStefano, T. Fernandez, B. Muller, D. Cain, M. Macfayden, K. Curnan, J. Wille. 132 Volleyball 133 Men ' s Left to right, M. Vialpando, G. Aguilar, D. Farley, E. Sango, J. DeVan, A. Branch, S. Courts, E. Haran, R. Guenther, M. Bryant, M. Peterson, J. Goings, D. L. Bennett, C. Lehto. Front, Coach Lonnie Poerter, Fr. Mike Tueth, Rick Schraeder. 134 Basketball 133 136 137 Ski Team 138 Swim Team 139 j it MM « m %Tnen r: -J I   « •[ '  TjJ- M n    « ■ ■ SjBSr • « m ' • 140 % ¥ p 141 Baseball Back row left to right, P. Gallo, M. Watkins, T. Collins, P. Evans, M. Tate, M. Little, T. Schlehaber, K. Molleur, T. Feldhaus, Coach Mert Letofsky. Front row, R. Wheat, M. Straface, B. Befort, M. O ' Day, D. Burton, T. VanGy- tenbeek, T. Schwein, D. Murphy, D. Pederson. 142 143 14-1 145 A A ifr W ' HSS ' Sra Vi if 4 147 Intramurals I. Chris Dittman with Intramural lead- ers, Kathy Herfeldt and Tom Weber. 148 149 Men ' s Football 150 151 15? 4 « £ ;-W; L — — m 153 ; Women ' s Football 154 155 IM 156 Volleyball 157 Basketball and Softball. 158 Softball champs, Drive ' em Home. 159 F A C u L T Y Rev. David M. Clarke S.J. President 160 Rev. M.J. Sheeran, S.J., Academic Dean Dr. Stephanie Wernig, Dean of Student Life 161 162 I. Rev. Joseph Pomeroy, Director of Corporate Services. 2. Rev. Don Sherpenski, Director of Campus Min- istry. 3. Dr. Dennis Vidoni, Counsel- ling Services. 4. Laura Macias, AIDP. 5. Chris Dittman, Athletic Director. 163 I. Rudy Sporcich. 1. John Flood. 3. Charlie Everitt 4. George Foegen 164 jM fry , 1 5 W , £ A V fl RE6l! r« I. Dr. Mary Cavanaugh. 2. Rev. J.S. Richards. 3. B.D. Kalinski. 3. Kathleen Hynes. 165 Accounting and Business Father Jack Hunthausen, Director of the M.B.A. program. 166 Mr. John Daly. 2.Mr. K.C. Seidenstricker. 3. Mr. Robert Lacey. 4. Dr. Lee Shannon. 167 Science 168 I. Dr. J. Michael Connor, Chem- istry. 2. Dr. Barbara Finney, Biol- ogy. 3. Dr. Francis Ozog, Chem- istry 4. Dr. Clyde Currie, Biology. 5. Dr. William Levings, (Doc Rocks) Geology. 6. Harry Taylor, Biology. 169 I. Dr. Max Braunagel, Engineer- ing Science. 2. Rev. Joseph V. Downey, Physics. 3. Dr. Gary L. Rank, Biology. 4. Dr. Norbert Roughton, Physics. 5. Rev. MM. Miller, SJ, Chemistry. 170 m 171 17? I. Alice Reich, Sociology. 2. Dr. Jim Riley, Political Science. 3. Billy Hahs, History. 4. Dr. Ronald Brockway, History. 5. Dr. Rich- ard Ropers, Sociology. 6. Dr. Jamie Roth, Sociology. 173 Psychology I. Rev. H.E. Hoewischer, S.J., Psychology, 2. Dr. Martha Ashmore, Psychology. 3. Dr. Eugene Delay, Psycholo- gy. 4. Rev. Wm. S. Udick, S.J., Psychology. 5. Rev. Gary Seibert, S.J., Communications. 6. Sen. Dennis Gallagher, Communications. 7. John Griess, Communi- cations. 8. Mr. Popadopolous. 174 Communications - 175 Mike Mahon, S.J., Philosophy, Dr. Tom Duggan, Philosophy. 2. Rev. David McBriar, Religious studies. 3. Mike Mahon, S.J. 4. Dr. Ron DiSanto Philos- ophy. 5. Dr. Roger Martin. 6. Deborah Gaensbauer, Modern languages. 7. Dr. Charlotte Donsky, Modern languages. v R HH 177 English I. Rev. R.J. O ' Sullivan, S.J., English. 2. Rev. Thomas J. Steele, S.J., English. 3. Rev. R.F. Bocklage. S.J., English. 4. C. Casis Johnson, English. 5. Dr. Janay Downing, Rev. Mike Tueth, S.J. Dr. Margaret McDonald, English. 178 . jpp 179 180 fe I. Dr. Diane Wagner, Math. 2. Dr. Chas. Brase, Math. 3. Rev. Fred T. Daly, SJ, Math. 4. Dr. Kay Johnson, Education. 5. Sr. Loretta Butler, Edu- cation. 6. Mr. Alan Golden, Ad. Sci- ence. 181 Extra Curricular 182 183 Fetishes and 184 Fantasies •ST 185 Gold hits $414 Histor DENVER A mil crash ki Mt. St. Helens Shell Oil sees e, ; upt ' on gasoline prices 3t $2 a gallon hockey team res i ' Errors ' in the past C; .ran ' s version j of Carter letter. l e Shah jjuL Or Sdi@ draft registration; Yiah and bobmin Day 1@0 gold for Eric Heiden I hostage release date ramer ' f p pure go os tag e tria ives. z ill Hi j ilGlQj Hoffman win .; j$ -rv, not Iran Day 173 -■ HlH ::, a t-i|:is«SK:SSS sto gyp ■.-.■ ■ llif r 1 1 « ; • II7DQ Iron C Khomeini sneaks nf his ' last days ' s T U D E N T S Class of ' 83. Eddie Ada Dave Afshar Kim Airgood Chris Alfirevic H R| |j Tanya Anderson Eileen Aragon Teresa Baker Janet Bangasser Hal Barta John Basler Dan Baum Diane Bourque 190 OB MR ml v A il , , ' .lfV ' ' Meg Boyce Jamie Boyle Jean Brada Rich Branand Linda Brit ton Tim Brogan Timothy Brothers Joan Buhler Margaret Burke Randy Burkhardt Kevin Canfield Mike Cates Jacqueline Cirbo Katie Coates Marjorie Cogan James Collins John Collom M. Comcowich Cindy Comstock John Comstock Susan Conca Maureen Corbley Leslie Corbin Mary Crane Daniel Crozier S. Dahm Sharon Davidson Dean Davies Tammie DeFeo Joseph DeRidder Lawrence Devereux Michael Dozbaba Henry Duggan Jackie Dungar Karen Dunigan Denise Durant Janet Echawirra Jeff Farley Joseph Finan Rob Finley James Flynn Andrew Freeman 9 Tom O ' Connor Gail Gassman William Gaus Jane Gottsacker Steve Grimshaw Ana Guerra Pamela Guz David Heuring Martha Jacobson Ted Jaekels Erika Jouret Teri Kahlmeyer Kathy Kelly Mark Knippen Chris Lancaster Richard Langtield Greg Point Angelo Lanzillotti Mary Lederhos Russ Lemker Susan Less Peggy L ingle Karin Lopez Michael Lovato Roy Luther III Melissa Macfadden Mark Maes James Mara Michele Marino Clark McDonald Roberta McMinn Eileen Meiners Lynn Millar Daniel Moore Patricia Neel Katey Neurauter qa 01 Qil a  i ' 1 ai n 3 192 -i,m i. Rp W$) H K. O ' Brien Kevin O ' Shea John Paglini Lisa Pallagi Angelo Parato Eika Peterman George Peyton Kenneth Pimple Maya Poc Michael Porreco Tina Proffitt Liz Pryor Robert Pyle Eileen Ramirez Matt Rawley Marci Reinhold Joseph Reiser Val Rhodes John Rios Mike Roberts Melisa Robinson Steve Runnings Mark Sandorf Karen Sansone 193 Brian SanNicolas Julie Santarelli Martin Schiltz Julie Simon Terri Sipe Tammie Sisneros Rose Smith Annette Strawbridge David Sterno James Sweeney James Sweeney Jay Tallmadge DflBD Dan Tehan Thomas Thompson James Thurston Tom Trafas 194 Patrick Tow Donald Turk Michael Urban Rick Uribe Terry Utzinger Mary Verdon Brian Walsh Tracy Wedepohl Allen Whitman Dianne Willis Grant Wood Bill 195 196 u • ■I ij an in ■ 197 Who are you? said the Caterpillar. Alice replied rather shyly. 1-1 hardly know, sir, just at the present at least I know who I was when I got up this morning, but I think I must have been changed several times since then. What do you mean by that? said the Caterpillar Explain yourself I can ' t explain myself I ' m afraid sir, said Alice because I ' m not myself you see. Alice in Wonderland .} f ' v h 4 199 Sophomores Tom Adams Christine Adducci Rich Adler M. Al-Mufti Muhammed Ardani Kathy Ash Lina Athanasiou Frank Bauman Mark Bauman Fred Diss Bob Bransley Stephen Brigandi Diane Brown Dennis Boisclair Kyle Bullock Mark Burkhardt Katherine Cardone Lorraine Carter Matthew Chavez David Chang Diane Coghlan William Crowley Cindy DeFeo Tori Diem Julie DeStefeno James Donlan Patty Dwan Michelle Eagle Elk S. David Estes Susie Falecki 200 Fl Lori Finney Mike Fitzgerald Mary Fox Elizabeth Fritzche Lyle Fuchs Trish Gaffney L B.J. Galasso Karen Garcia Jim Gerken J. Goings Joe Gomes Tim Gould Julie Griffin Kathleen Harkins Waynell Hee Peter Hendrie Suzanne Henry Chris Herms A ' l Kathy Herfeldt Sue Hodes Sarah Hubbell Steve Hunt Karen Huss Jean Johnston 201 Mary Junio Tom Kauth Tom Kearney Gail Keniston Lottie Knoll Steve Kozicki Roberto Lacson Nancy Langston Jeff Larson Ron Lemar Diane Lidinski Mike Lidinski Cathy Lima Mike Lingg Mike Little Catherine Malone Julie Manders Vincent Marino Michael Marra Jim Martens Cathy Mattingly Anne McBroom Pat McGlone Maxfield McKenzie Madeline McQuillan Ursula Moran Dona Morrow Erin O ' Brien Charles O ' Leary Dan O ' Laughlin l% fl w- ™ nnn Dan O ' Neill Martha Pardue Linda Pattridge Terry Peckham Janet Peters Deborah Phillips Pat Pitz Thomas Rath Jim Riley Nancy Riley James Rinella Donald Roberts Kitty Rogan William Roth Jerry Rouse Laura Ryan 203 Mike Ryan Mary Sadowski Christine Schamberger Jeanne Schuette Bruce Smith IP i Lisa Smith Jeff Spencer Ron Spinuzzi David Taylor Patricia Usack William Warren Brian Weber Larry Whitty Steve Worthman John Zeratsky Dan Mientka V C V ft t 204 205 Juniors Suzanne Alvord Richard Allen Ruth Andrisevic Lisa Arellano Quinn Arellano P0 Tim Bauman Chris Bello John Boldt Ray Bradbury Sue Butler am Marthe Carrick Mary Beth Carroll Brenda Chambers Tom Chermak Keith Clark Tierney Collins Tim Collins Tom Cribari Libby Dale Banny DeBrum John Donlin Michelle Dunbar Tina Duran Paul Gallo J.C. Gavin 206 B m Martha Gonzalez Mimi Grattarola Peter Grundin James Haedrich Kathy Halliday Daniel Harris George Hebert Shelley Hee Jan e Hollman George Human Elaine Jabczenski Lois Lauerman Tony Lee Elizabeth Lynn Scott MacDonald Patricia McBride Chris McGrath Kyran McGrath Joan McKenna Sean Miller Don Missel Chuck Murphy Mark O ' Day Joe Onofrio 207 Pat Pinder Patrick Peyton Lawrence Pryor Mark Ouinn Barbara Ray Matt Ruhl John Sankey Mark Schlickman Dave Shepardson Mike Turk 1 : ■■■■ 4jl u 1 A ■ 208 Jim Walden Julie Walsh Mary Walsh Meg Walsh Kris Walter Dianne Wharton Tony VanGytenbeek Maria Voss Steve Zucal 209 210 211 s E N I O R S 212 I. Class officers, Ace Wagner — V.P., Trish Sankey — Treas., Kathy Daly — Sec. and Greg Emslie — Pres. 1. Tim Gilmore. 3. Indre Biskis. 4. Jan Tuteur. 5. Tom Weber. 213 I. Kim Franke, Betsy Thompson, Sally Urian and Virginia Cashman. 2. Susie Fake. 3. Andy Cassidy. 4. Chris Cullen, Trish Sankey. 5. Julie Kirsh. 6. Anna Heekin. 7. Dennis Potwora and Dan Coghlan. 215 216 I. Pat Driver, Rod Pskowski. 2. Kate Foster, Nora Foster, 3. Mary Klein. 4. Greg Emslie. 5. Aaron Gray. 6. Dave Dunnigan. 217 I. Mary Frances Gilday Masel. 2. Mary Jo Wabiszewski, Oggie, Kathy Daly, Jan Tuteur and Robin Butzen. 3. George Aguilar. 4. Gary Wall. 5. Julie Berling. 5. Marge Kloos. 219 I. Pat Gravino, Peggi Steinhauer, Julie Kienstra, Cathy Yudell, Sue Morris. 2. Ace Wagner, Kathy Daly. 3. Ernie Sanelli. 4. Mike Jansekok. 5. Grant Bonser. 6. Andy Cassidy, Greg Emslie (on the ends!) 220 221 IN ii t i I. Gerry Lux. 2. Hazel Hecker s. 3. John Riordan, Mary Klein, Susie Fake, Cynthia Brinck and Kathy Darragh. 4. Gravino — you ' re such a kick in the pants. 5. Ron Wedepohl. -tCJBaraflL - ' 222 223 224 I. Kathy Leonard. 2. John Alessi. 3. Pam Huss. 4. Melanie Grace. 5. John Kelly. 6. Mary Alice O ' Brien. 7. Dan Summers. 225 11 i 226 I. Mark LeFevour. 2. Brendon Pardue. 3. Betsy Thompson. 4. Sue Morris. 5. Ron Ross. 6. Kerri Summerfield. Steph- anie Phye. 7. Keith Kallenborn. 8. Seana Daly, Cindy DeFoe. • ♦• f o% 227 228 I. Leslie Sherman. 1. Mike Raich. 3. Jackie O ' Grady. 4. Walter Murphy. 5. John Deas. 6. Nick Dunphy. 7. Kim Hunter. 229 to- a 230 I. Walter 2. Mike McHugh, 3. Pat Mur- phy. 4. Chris Stewart. 5. Rick LeFevour. 6. Bernie O ' Connell. 7. Sue Clark, Bruce Treder. 8. Dan O ' Neill. 9. Chip Huber. 10. Mike Miralles. II. Jane O ' Brian. 231 232 I. Dan Coghlan. 2. Sue Dwan. 3. Julie Caron. 4. Debbie Hess. 5. Rick Cassily. 6. Rick Press. 233 Mark Blahnik Terence O ' Neill Jamie Papa Jeff Pfeifer Ulysses Price C.L. Reeder Delphine Shaw r ; I ' . Leon Thurston Pat Von Gontard Steve Zelarney 234 John Alessi Suzanne Blichmann Alisa Brookshire G. Stephen Chaudoin John Diss Bill Flemming Jerome Louie Felix Jabczenski Karen Henry Melanie Grace 235 I. John Breon 2. Claudia Ann DeBell 3. Tom Speiss 4. Mike Reardon 5. Gina DeHerrera 6. Peggi Steinhauer, Dennis Potwora. 236 X s J? THE SEARCH I went to find the pot of gold That ' s waiting where the rainbow ends. I searched and searched and searched, and searched And searched and searched, and then — There it was, deep in the grass, Under the old and twisty bough. It ' s mine, it ' s mine at last . . . What do I search for now? Shel Silverstein 237 A Salute To kJL 1 ■ i- 1 - V  j v 1 «. % jg Must we always teach our children with books? Let them look at the mountains and the stars up above. Let them look at the beauty of the waters and the trees and the flowers on earth. They will then begin to think, and to think is the beginning of a real education. David Polis 238 Mom and Dad mM WJt Btttebut ■dp ' 1 ' ' tPI jgk ___ HP I P f A BB ■ a ; -N V j| . r-. ■ •x wJK , . 239 The Grand ! 240 Finale 241 II R E M E M B E R WHEN 242 243 244 Thank you for pot smoking American Cam sS - i ■ 245 246 _C[jn|eand Punishment il ilLlV_ !u ems Moll Flanders SJ TSC SW ■£.■£ • x ' —• - — — 247 :. ' I i I; H H • 248 249 250 252 Mr L. «. 253 254 255 257 258 259 260 tf. If m ' i k • nmmmm r 262 I Go My Way All around is haste, confusing noise. For power and wealth men stretch the day from dawn till dusk. But quietly I go my way. For glitter, show, to taunt the crowd, Desire — tossed in wild dismay, Men sell their souls, but quietly I go my way. The green of all the fields is mine, The stars, the night, the wind at play, A peaceful heart, while quietly I go my way. Max Ehrman In memory of Teresa Krause born: 10-13-54 died: 12-17-79 263 Readers, Well, the ' 79- ' 80 Ranger Yearbook is finally finished, printed, and in your hands. We must admit, we had our doubts, but it only goes to prove that nothing is impossible, (only improbable) Giving credit where credit is due, we would like to thank Marthe (I ' m on Yearbook) Carrick, Chris (I ' ve got more gossip) Bello, and Lori (You ' re nuts to be editor) Finney. Thanks to John Kelly for fetishes and fantasies, Sue Bolton, Pat Pitz and Dave Orwick for the use of some of their photographs. Please remember that captions and pictures were used in fun, and do not take any- thing personally. A Yearbook is not a book of memories, you cannot capture memories in print. However, if the book managed to remind you of a special person, place or time which is special to no one but you, then the book has been worth the time and effort. We will leave you with one final thought. Does anyone ever appreciate life while the ' re living it? Ciao, Peggi Steinhauer Kate Foster 264 mm . DAITOH MEMORIAL LIBRAHI B10IS COLLEGE W. 50th LOWELL DEITVER, COLORADO 80221 MMHMIIIfHSHitf WtKattHHtSKtS - ' ■■■ ' - ' ■ ' ■■ ■• ■•«•■ • ■mT- Sand passes through the hour glass Like the days of our lives.