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Regis University ePublications at Regis University Brown and Gold Archives and Special Collections 3-24-1943 1943 Brown and Gold Vol 25 No 12 March 24, 1943 Follow this and additional works at: https://epublications.regis.edu/brownandgold Part of the Catholic Studies Commons, and the Education Commons Recommended Citation "1943 Brown and Gold Vol 25 No 12 March 24, 1943" (1943). Brown and Gold. 219. https://epublications.regis.edu/brownandgold/219 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Archives and Special Collections at ePublications at Regis University. It has been accepted for inclusion in Brown and Gold by an authorized administrator of ePublications at Regis University. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Jubilee Edition VOL. XXV: NO. 12 REGIS COLLEGE, DENVER, COLO. - March 24, 1943 BROWN AND GOLP HITS 25 YEAR MARK Forensic League Meets ·Editors' Careers Vary, But ·wavehopper Hoppe Early-April9 and 10 Solid Senders Most Were Honor Graduates The Colorado-Wyoming Forensic ·with the end of this se'.mester , the Brown and Gold is league legislative assembly will be IN TIDS ISSUE- held on April 9 and 10, according c ompl~ tin g its twenty-fifth y ear of service at R egis. Y'lay to word received from the depart AYRES AIRES.... ........ ...... Page 4 back m '18 when Regis College w as still the College of the Sacred Heart and included in its Junior division what w as ment of speech and dramatic arts "· •. our discarded matter ..." of the University of Denver. If later to b ecome Regis High, the Brown and Gold began. · 1\:Iuch there is a sufficiently large re smaller t_ha n t h e present paper, it carried in its first f e:w years · McCOY MISLEADS ........ Page 6 news wh1ch would be exciting+--·- - ·----------- sponse for the assembly, there is " ... Dlini are best ..." a chance that it may be held in news even today. Sacred Heart quarter of a century ago--such as College was doing things even a playing ·baseball with the Uni- the legislative chambers of the WILDER WHEEZES ...... Page 4 state capitol building. The reason versity of Colorado. for the early date this year is the "· .• well-made retreat ..•" The record of the Brown and Gold~unlike the college itself; the fact that Colorado State college ALDO ANTAGONIZES .. Page 4 ERC to Report May 25; finishes its academic year on April · paper has never changed its name !' 23 and consequently would be un "· •• on the hammy side .. -has been continuous since 1918. able to participate at a later date. Navy, Marines Next. Among thousands of students SUNDY SPOUTS.... .......... Page 7 Robert Hoppe The conference is designed to Official army notice has been whose names have filled its col "· .. better than ,A.A.U.. !' posted that all Regis College army umns, the editors who have kept Ensign U.S.N.R. dear with the vital domestic prob Bob Hoppe, a graduate of last PICCONE PANNE reservists are to report to Ft. the paper servicing the students lems concerning college ·students D ........ Page 3 May, received his commission in Logan, Colo., May 25. This will and faculty of Regis College de now as well a.s after the war. The the Navy Air Corps Reserve in "· •. sixteen years old when ..•" not include those who are already serve special ·mention. topics deal primarily with the Corpus Christi, Texas, last week. (Continued on Page 8) in medical or dental school. Active Show Leadership duty orders will be posted some- This is the sixth commission given time in the future. The editors of the Brown and to former Regis men within the · 1 past three weeks. Specialized Training Tests V-~llw~~ :::e:~:tse::e~i:;o~~e~~ ~~~s !~:e ~:d ::::er:::n~-:!~; The son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoppe of Springfield, Illinois, Bob last semester of college will be diversified as their names, but .nl•Stered Aprl•l 2 placed on active status "on or they have had two things in com- majored in English, was a mem To Be Adml ber of the basketball squad and A plan to enable all young men between the ages of 17 about July 1, 1943." These re- mon. These are both scholarship was an Oratorical Contest finalist and 22 years to gain specialized training in technical and pro- servists will receive base pay and and leadership to a remarkable in 1940. fessional skills has been announced by the government and be placed tin a varioust colleges under degree.trar's office The recordsshow that in theall butregis- a Hoppe volunteered for flight training last February, 1942, when · will be made· availablet' t tob Regis· CollegeR' students· F 'd and others· navyMar1'ne con rreserv1'sts c · will be called very few received their degrees he was admitted into the V-5 bA y an'l 2 exammat 9 ' 1011l k o e giVen at egis r1 ay morn~ng, into active duty on June 20. cum 1aun d e, magna. cum laud e, Pl'l , a o c oc · summa cum laude. Their leader- reserve. Preliminary flight in The new plan provides for the+ ------- -- ship was singular also. They have structions were received at Oak examination of all male students · ------------------~ been organizers and ·have held land Reserve Aviation Base, Oak executive offices in every major land, California, where he trained who have attained their l'Tth and Coast Guard Band Quarter·e activity and group on the campus (Continued on Page 3) , have not reached their 22nd birth- 4 days by July 1, 1943, and who for twenty-five -years. Many of them have done graduate work in have graduated or are expected to graduate from secondary schools On Campus--Puts On Concert some of the leading universities in prior to that date. It is designed the co~ntry. Jt> Aldo Is, For Sure to provide information useful to Hailing from the Coast Guard '!'raining Station at Ala Frank A. Stanek, Joseph A. I the Armed Forces in- meda, Calif., thirty-two members of the Coast Guard band, Craven, Donald F. Dunn, Emmett A nwnber of queries have been backing the Coast · Guard entrants in the National (a) Selecting studen~s for col A._ A. U. M. Barry, Harold E. McCain, received at the Brown and Gold lege training under the Army Spe tournament, stayed at Carroll Hall on the Regis College James W. O'Leary, Thomas A. office asking if Aldo Notarianni, cialized Training Program; cau1pus March 14 to 17. The band left Wednesday afternoon Doran, Joseph Henry, Edward whose name appears under Movies (b) Classifying all others in to return to their training station base at Alameda. Beaudette, Edward Vollmar, Philip and Music, is really a student at Rivaling the popularity of the respect to relative trainability. J. Dolan, Vincent M. Dwyer, Vin _Begis, or if the name is a pseu The purpose of the army spe Coast Guard entrants in the tour- cent Giacomini, Walter H. Kranz, donylt\ for one of .the talented cialized training program is to nament, held last week in Denver, Writer Speaks Friday Jr., Mark D. Dunn, Joseph F. staff members. This was climaxed train men, at the collegiate level, the band furnished tournament- Sharpe, William P. O'Meara, Paul by the amazement shown by Fred in technical and professional skills goers with real music. Monday Carr, Francis C. Mayer, Fred R. B. Itona, veteran feature writer evening in the Municipal auditor Before Literary Club Van Valkenburg, John F. Connors, required by the army. Engineers William E. Barrett, noted Den for the B & G, who was on the of all types, doctors, psychologists, ium they nearly stole the show, Joseph Kirch, ·and Henry Becker campus for the St. Patrick's day ver novelist, will speak at the linguists, physicists, mathemati giving out with the best boogie are the men who were editors of celebrations, on learning that Aldo next meeting of 'rheta Alpha Delta cians, and students of foreign woogie, jam, and jive session that the B & G since its founding a is really a colleague of his, and (the Coffee Club) to be held Fri has ever been heard in these parts fourth of a century ago. not just a phantasm. In answer areas are needed in large numbers, day, March 26. According to John and the army has established this for a long' time. When they gave Journalistic Careers to all of the questions concerning out with such favorites as 'Star- Yelenick, newly elected president program in those colleges and uni Vincent M. Dwyer, John F . Con Notarianni, we can say that as dust,' which featured Billy De of the organ~tion, the meeting versities wb.ere such training can nors, and Joseph Kirch, have had nearly as can. be determined he 'Mello on the trumpet, and some will be held in the lounge of Car best be 'given. journalistic careers. Vince Dwyer actnally exists. Furthermore; he of the more familiar ones as roll Hall. The eligibility of an individual was editor in 19i$3. While still has informed the feature editor 'Tiger Rag,' 'Blue Skies,' and Mr. Barrett was the speaker at for the army specialized training here at Regis, he began in this that anyone entertaining serious countless other melodies, the crowd the recent meeting of the Associa (Continued on Page 7) profession as night police reporter doubts about the above may ar nearly went wild and were on the tion of Catholic Schools Press Re for the Denver Post. Since that range an interview with him, and point of putting the basketball lations at Loretto Heights college.