REGIS

Summer 2004 15
ear In Review
Seniors wait patiently for a
chance to show their stuff at
the plate during the senior
- faculty softball game on
September 26, 2004. Every
year the seniors and faculty
lay their reputations on the
line and battle in a softball
game for the prize of bragging
rights. This year the
class of 2004 enjoyed the
last laugh.
The Regis Varsity Basketball
team looks for an open shot
against Jesuit rival Xavier
High School on January
25, 2004. The Basketball
Coaches Association of New
York selected Kevin Cullen
as the Coach of the Year for
his efforts in leading Regis
to its fi rst City Championship
since 1993.
Students enjoy a relaxing
lunch in the shade at Bear
Mountain. The annual trip
to Bear Mountain provides
an opportunity for students
and teachers to interact
outside of an academic atmosphere
and enjoy one last
day of summer-like relaxation
before settling into the
challenges awaiting them
throughout the school year.
These fans enjoy an up close
and personal view of one Regis
crooner at “Livestock” a
Regis dance and battle of
the bands which was held
on April 23, 2004. Young
ladies from schools throughout
New York packed the
auditorium for this event,
one of many Regis dances
which was held throughout
the year.
The Regis Varsity Baseball
team gathers for a team
photo. Although they were
eliminated in the playoffs by
Monsignor Farrell, the team
has a lot of which to be proud,
including their 14-3 record
during the regular season,
their Bronx-Manhattan Division
Title, and the fact that
they made it to the CHSAA
“A” Division tournament’s
“Final Four”.
The Regis Varsity Soccer
team poses in front of their
net for a team photo. The
team reached the playoffs
despite losing more than
half of last year’s squad due
to graduation. After a hard
fought battle in the quarterfi
nals Regis fell to St. Francis
Prep, the eventual state
champion, in a shootout.
Another band of Regians
gives their all on stage in
an attempt to win the battle
of the bands at “Livestock”
2004. These fi ve seniors are,
from left to right: Matthew
Thrun-Nowicki, Charlie
Davis, Vincent Penge, Chris
Seneca (on drums), and
Nikola Lekic.
Benny South Street (Matt
Barbot ’05) and Nicely Nicely
Johnson (Jeffrey Morris ’05)
appear here in a picture from
the Regis production of “Guys
and Dolls” this past fall. The
tremendous success of “Guys
and Dolls” is a manifestation
of the enormous growth of the
Regis Repertory, an organization
that, in the past two years,
has grown to encompass the efforts
of over 100 Regians!