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Vol. XV, No. 11 REGIS COLLEGE, DENVER, COLO. April 1, 1933 Magpie Becomes Great Pet On Orators Ready Campus s~=i~OM~~~:::f Regis Ramblers Regis possesses if not a famous Of Faculty Down Chubby's For Finals In at least a unique pet. It is a mag­ pie. Large gatherings on the cam­ pus of late are usually found to HERE SIX DAYS On n)J·amond be centering on this bird. He is Optimistic Over Prospect of I; K. C. Elocution fearless and at times takes on a Institution Overcoming Fi- pugnastic nature, pecking at the nancial Stress. ankles of anyone who happens to Johnny Wilson and Tierney Pitch Well for· Five Men Have Qualified to be nearby. He is a friendly scaven- The Very Rev. Samuel H, Horine, Collegians, Permitting Only Six Hits ger, and Lou Weber doesn't like S. J., Provincial Superior of the Participate in Contest for him. Missouri province, left for the BOX SCORE "Maggie" turned up at Regis dur- Dakota Jesuit Indian Missions last +~------~-~., CHUBBY'S CAFE ing the last zero spell. He was Tuesday after paying a brief visit ~ A.B. R. H. P.O. A. Gold-Medal Awarded in June found down in the grotto almost at Regis. The visit is an annual PRESIDENT'S Burns, cf...... 4 1 0 3 0 frozen and was taken and kept. He one and is for the purpose of in­ MESSAGE Dyer, 2b ...... 4 1 1 1 3 recuperated rapidly, what with spection. His assistant Rev. W. J. Long, 3b...... 3 0 0 0 3 Little Theatre to Be Scene of good food and a warm place to live Fitzgerald S. J., went directly to -0- Lucetta, lb...... 3 1 0 9 0 Competition. Great Crowd in. Now that warmer weather is his headquarters at St. Louis Uni­ IMy dear students: Cochran, rf...... 4 1 1 1 0 Dean Joseph Ryan Is here he has been turned loose, but versity. Expected to See Efforts of We are in the last quarter of La: Guardia, If.... .4 0 0 2 0 it seems he has decided to stay. Father Horine was very optimis- Elocutionists on Monday, Confined to Hospital the school year and much Paulino, ss...... 4 1 1 1 2 He has a bad habit of stealing tic concerning the future of Regis. April 3. work remains to be done be­ Ricotta, c...... 4 0 1 9 0 every glittering article he sees. He declared that the Jesuits never - On Wednesday afternoon Dean fore you will bid farewell to Hitler, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 The annual elocution contest in Locker keys and wrist-watches ap- give up a college where there is Father Joseph Ryan turned over the class of 1933. Several ac­ Lucci, p ...... 3 0 1 0 0 the College will be held on Monday peal especially to him. It is expect- hope for the future. Denver is his duties to Father William Ryan tivities in the school deserve Venetta, p ...... 1 0 0 0 0 evening, April 3, in the Little and entered St. Joseph's hospital as 1 your wholehearted support Totals ...... 34 5 6 26 8 a 1 Theatre. The Knights of Columbus a patient. His general run-down :~t:e ~~~e b~;s:n~~~e~:I d;:a~~; :~~ai~~h~ni;::I :~::: f~~ :h:o::;:~ and your willing cooperation. REGIGS gold medal will be presented to the condition prompted his physician to after sitting day after day on the Father Horine admitted that the Work faithfully so that all of Raedel, ss...... 4 2 1 2 9 tops of standing autos and listening financial situation of Regis was ex­ 1 winner on commencement day. send him to the hospital for a com- you may be satisfied that you Domencio, cf...... 5 2 2 2 0 to the boys prepare for their quiz- tremely grave but stated that the Those who have weathered two plete physical examination and a have done your beat for all Siems, c...... 4 0 2 4 0 matter was a local one and ex­ preliminary contests and are ellgl- complete rest. Father Mahoney zes. the endeavors of this present Dolan, lb...... 4 1 0 12 0 pressed confidence that the people ble for the medal are Walter An- drove him to the hospital in his year. We are hoping that the' Chilero, 3b...... 5 0 2 2 2 of Denver and of Colorado would gerer, Emmett Harrington, Max car. The Brown and Gold wishes public spealting contests will Wilson, p ...... 3 0 2' 0 1 rally behind Regis with their finan­ Jonke, Edward Sanchez and Ed- the dean a speedy recovery. Novena Is ·Plan Of be the beat that we have ever Tierney, p...... 1 1 1 0 0 cial support and prevent its doors round Pigeon. Musical numbers by had, that the baseball teams Manian, lf...... 3 0 0 1 0 Student Council from being closed. the orchestra under the direction will bring only victories to us, McHugh, 2b...... 4 0 0 4 2 Coffee ·Drinkers Father Horine declared that in of Father Dlmichino wlll add to that the Little Theatre tour­ Lammerman, rf. 2 A schedule of student activities, his travels through the Missouri 0 0 0 0 the entertainment of the occasion. Discuss Work of nament prize will remain with designed to spread over the balance Province which is the second larg­ McGraw, rf...... 2 0 1 0 0 The judges who have accepted an us for another year, that Regia Michael Williams of the school year, is being formu- est in this country he has noted Totals ...... 37 6 11 27 14 invitation to serve are Rev. R. J. students will win prizes in the lated by the student council. that the Catholic schools are pro- Score by Innings O'Nelll, U. S. A. chaplain at Fitz­ h~tercollegiate English and The prime consideration of the Included in this prospective plan ducing mere l}.nd more Catholic Chubby's Cafe simons Hospital, Mr. John P. Latin contests, that the Col­ Coffee Drinkers the two weeks past are such events as a novena to the leaders. He also said that the de­ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 RHE Akolt, attorney, and Mr. M. J. Me- le.ge play will be very well has been the life and work of Jesuit martyrs to alleviate the pression has proved his faith in 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 5 6 1 Enery, clothier. M' ·1 · produced. High hopes? May­ Score by Innings 1chael W1 hams, the present edi- present financial strain of the Col- modern youth as they . are taking be. You can do it. It baa The contest will be open to the tor of Commonweal. Mr. Williams lege, a smoker, the Prep Parade, the hard knocks of the depression Regis been done in the past. Beat public. Friends of the College are ' was born in Halifax, 1876, and at the annual speaking tour, and the without a whimper. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 RHE 1 wishes. especially invited to attend. The an early age began his literary year book. 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 6 11 3 competition is a traditional affair 1 works. During his youth he was The smoker, which promises to Lent ia slipping away. Have you done something for God? Coming from behind in thE!' last and is intended to demonstrate the : a reporter and hack-writer, and at provide a very good card at a low half of the ninth inning Regis nosed oratorical tal,ent of the students I one time, the sole contributor to a admission price, will be staged for Annual Prep Very sincerely youn, out Chubby's Cafe last Tuesday and stimulate interest in the art magazine which he had founded. the purpose of raising funds for the J. A. Herbers, S. J. afternoon. Hack Wilson and Sarge 1 of dramatic expression. It is the The conversion of Mr. Williams to Prep Parade. Tierney toiled on the mound for first of several which are held every Ithe Catholic faith was a genuine The purpose of the annual speak­ 1 ·--+ Parade Nears · .. "--·---·-.... Regis and held the opposition to year. The oratorical contest, in conversion for although he had been ing tour will be to convince the NEWSHAWKS TAX six hits. While the Ramblers snap­ which original speeches are deliv- 1baptized he had ceased to practice high school senior that Catholic ped out of their hitting slump and ered, will be held at the College on his religion at an early age. It is education is not only most condu­ Social Function Is MEMBERS FOR raked Hitler (No relation to the April 25. Last year the elocution interesting to note that William cive to his general welfare but also Expected to Equal PRESS KEY German chancellor) Lucci, and contest was won by Andrew Hauk. Lyon Phelps calls Commonweal the is especially suited to enable him Vennetta for eleven safe blows. , Being the winner, he was not eligl- best written publication in the to attain his necessary spiritual de­ L~st Year's Event At a meeting of the Regis Press RAEDEL HANDLES ble for this year's competition. United States. velopment. Plans for the year book club last Wednesday the newshawks ELEVEN CHANCES continue to progress but the appar- Plans for the annual Regis- voted to tax each member for the The Ramblers, apparently re­ ent lack of interest by the student Loretto Prep Parade are well under cost of a dye which will be used covered from two defeats by D. U., Man Has Natur al Ten dency to bt odtyhehmasenbe_enncaharsgerei.ous handicap way, and according to Mr. Joseph to make the proposed press key. appeared to have confidence in 0 1 Murphy, chairman of the Regis It was also decided to allow some themselves. They clouted the ball with East and fielded almost per­ aion, Culture Club Js Told T· k- M G committee, it is predicted that u of the men who are to be out of Reli~· will be one of the biggest and most school next year the privilege of fectly. Manager Siems in an . at­ --- rae en to et attractive social functions ever wearing the key although they will tempt to find a winning combina­ ~ staged by the students of these two One of the important points ligions of the far east, there is the not have served the required time tion juggled his team around. which Father Cusack discussed in religion of the Jews. The Jews Exercise colleges. on the staff of the paper. Hereafter Raedel played short and turned in his lecture before the Institute of often received revelation from God Members of the Regis committee the ruling will hold that a man a sterling game. He bobbled only are: Joseph Murphy, chairman., must serve two years on The Brown two chances in 13 tries and started Catholic Culture Sunday, March 26, and were thus prevented from foi­ Inspired by Dean Joseph Ryan's ls man's natural tendency toward lowing the Pagan beliefs of the Paul Schmitz, Felix Lepore, Ben ap.d Gold before being granted the three double plays. encouragement in an assembly ad­ Foley, Joseph W. Walsh, Niels Beck, privilege. He must moreo~er be Raedel and McHugh form a religion. The lecture consisted of rest of the WQrld. The Jewish re­ dress, more than forty track aspir­ a brief description of the various ligion- was chiefly one of fear. It Frank Sullivan and Richard Hiest- approved by the faculty adviser of snappy double play combination ants answered Coach Walsh's call er. Members of the Loretto commit- publications. forms in which men have mani- kept in the minds of the Israelites, last week. Prospects turned out for that will afford rival teams many fested this tendency. Religion may however, a fairly accurate concep­ tee are the Misses Pulvy, chairman, This decision was handed down anxious moments. every track and field department. Murphy, Connelly and McKain. be thought of, said the speaker, as tion of a supreme Being, and it As there was no team last year, no by a committee with plenipoten- It is evident that the team has The date for this dance has been man's desire to wor,ship a super- served as a basis for Christ's doc­ letter men are on the squad. But tiary' powers appointed by Presi- rounded into s·hape and will win set for April 21, although it has natural power and the means he trine of love. One of the major the coach is enthusiastic over the dent Phil Dolan by authority of the more than its share of victories. not been officially announced. uses in order to express this. feel- distinctions of Christianity, Father fact that he has many former high members. Ed Sanchez was the PIONEERS BEAT ing. Cusack pointed out, is the belief in school track stars' working with The purpose of The Prep Parade, REGIS TWICE In describing Brahmanism and a personal God rather than in a him. which was instituted last year, is Regis twice lost to Denver Uni­ Buddhism, Father Cusack spoke vague impersonal supreme power. According to present plans, Regis to attract interest on the part of "Star of Blood" versity during the past two weeks, of them as being forms of Panthe­ It has been proved, moreover, that will enter the Colorado relays this the seniors in the parochial high scoring only one run in both ism. The followers of these cults religions lacking this personal ele­ spring. Such men as McNichols, schools of the vicinity. Last year Is Correct Title games. The games were played. in have a rather vague conception of ment do not have as strong an in­ Baker, and Guiry look like exper­ 800 attended the affair. cold, threatening weather. The a deity. In general, however, their fluence over men as the Christian ienced men when they are carrying The Loretto and Regis commit- Star of Blood is the correct title score of the first game was 7 to 1. belief consists of an impersonal ul­ faith. the baton. After a few days work­ tees in charge of the social are of Silver Dollar Tabor's recently The second was 4 to 0. Barton and timate reality into which they all After the lecture, the speaker out Eddie Austin is consistently planning on a capacity crowd of discovered novel on Colorado his- Hitt hurled in midseason form for eventually merge. In Asia where answered several questions which making long broad jumps, while one thousand couples. Negotiations tory. The volume was the object D. U. while Hack Wilson and Sarge such religions are practiced the came from members of the audience. Heinie Siems is training for the are under way to obtain a distin- of a wide search by David Karsner, Tierney couldn't seem to bear down great majority of people are ignor­ The next meeting will be held on javelin throw. Jacobucci has been guished orchestra-preferably one author of Silver Dollar. It was dis- in the pinches for the Ramblers. ant in regard to the meaning of April 9 at 3 o'clock. Mr. Laurence giving some time to the shot-put. of middle west radio and stage covered by Mr. John Bautsch, a Heinie Siems saved Regis from a their ceremonies, and they are held J. McHattie, S. J., of the depart­ As tuneup meets to the Colorado fame. Announcements are being brother of Father Bautsch, in an shutout in the game on the D. U. in subjection by a powerful priest­ ment of history in the College will relays, Walsh wants to take on the sent to Catholic schools all over old book store. Mr. Bautsch pre- diamond by placing the ball out of ly cast. speak on the origin and develop­ Colorado Teachers and Denver Uni­ Colorado, New Mexico and Wyo- sented the volume to the Regis the park for a home run in the In striking contrast to the re- ment of nationalism. versity. ming. library. fourth. Page Two THE BROWN AND GOLD April 1, 1933 +·----·--·--·------·-·---··-··-··-··-··-·-··-·--·--·-- ,...... ,': I What to Read ! GO !ill THERE SHALL BE TEARS .,.,, ...... " PORFIRIO DIAZ. The Iron Man With clearness and accuracy the There shall be tears, no doubt at all; of Mexico.-By Carleton Beals. author compresses into compara­ I smile now and high courage feign; Lippincott. 1932. $5.00. tively few pages a great deal of Published by the students of Regis College and issued on the first But when you go, a blow will tall, This interesting and scholarly historical data, alive with interest and fifteenth of each month from October to June. Subscription rate, and romance. He analyzes the $1.50 per year. Only to leave unmeasured pain. study of the strong man who present condition of the Church and Entered as second-class matter Nov. 8, 1920, at the Post Office at brought about the golden age of interprets the trend of events as Denver, Colo., under the Act of March 3, 1879. Mexico's material prosperity de­ Perhaps you would not think that I, favorable to the Catholic faith. Acceptance for mailing at special rate of postage provided for in serves a place of honor among late Who look so gay when yo~t are near, This brief survey makes us look Section 1103, Act of Oct. 3, 1917, authorized Dec. 1, 1920. biographies and historical works. Member of Colorado Division Interscholastic Press Association. Could dare the future with dry eye, forward to further volumes on the For years the author has been an Member of Rocky Mountain Intercollegiate Press Association. Catholic Church in South American And not a thought of loss and fear. authority on political, industrial republics from the scholarly pen of and social questions of Latin Amer­ Dr. Ryan. EDITORIAL STAFF And you are right. There shall be tears, ica. His books, "Mexico, an Inter­ Editor...... ·-····-·······-····-·············-·············-·············-····-······················-················-·············· Philip J. Dolan And emptiness, when you are gone- pretation," "The Mexican Maze" Managing Editor...... ·-···· ·········-··········-·-····· ·····-·-··········-···················-·········· --·· Edward Anderson A little tribute in arrears and "Banana Gold," rank on a par Business Manager.... ·-··-··········-····-·······-··········-··········-·············-····-··John D. Cummings, Jr. with the excellent book of Stuart Circulation Manager ...... John Bruggeman I . For you to meditate upon. BOOK Chase, "Mexico." REPORTING STAFF Jolly Rog,.. I In the present volume Mr. Beals BARRAGE Edward Sanchez, Alvin Musser, Charles C. Collins, Vincent Dwyer, has succeeded in giving an un­ Frank Sullivan, Robert Kelher, William Slattery, Raul Schmitz, Richard i biased, scholarly, and interesting McNamara, Pat Orr, Marvin Milan, Emmett Harrington, Richard Hiester, account of the administration of the "The Nation" in a recent issue James Arbuthnot, John Ligrani, Lou Weber, James Burke. I man who gave peace and prosper­ carries an item which states that L ------·----·+ ity to Mexico. college men of Manhattan College, FOURTH QUARTER WHISTLE Though not a eulogist of Don a Catholic school, have on popular The game goes into the fourth quarter-Monday morning. Porfirio, the author is very fair in vote chosen "Ann Vickers" as their ICb a · IBrown and Gold favorite book. After all the adverse Perhaps it has been a tough grind, but let's put all we have his estimate of his character, his into the time that remains. A spurt now will make us feel ~ urap~OJU~ Presents Series motives, and his claim to greatness. comment that has come from Catho­ pretty good in June. The seniors are going into their last lap, His appraisal of the spirit of the lic sources on this book we feel in many instances, and they will no doubt make this last period "BEWARE! WE HAVE ONE Of Articles Mexican people is kindly and his tha:t the Nation is justified when count for much. But so should the rest of us. The warm spring AMONGST US." study of the historical background it says that we Catholics should days ahead may beget the tempetation to do as little as pos~i­ Will Concern Campus is accurate and authentic. wash our own dirty linen or words ble. That's why we are writing this editorial-to urge you to Vince Dwyer figures to make a to that effect and let our neighbors do more work on the books. We might suggest that the grotto fortune selling the Brooklyn bridge Organizations THE ODYSSEY OF HOMER. New- alone. To this writer's mind the_ of Our Lady would be a good place to make our resolutions. and a stack of gold bricks to the ly Translated into English prose. only explanation of the affair is Visit the shrine and pray to Her for help to make this quarter members of the Ethics class. Editors Note: This is the first -By T. E. Shaw. Oxford Press. that the students of Manhattan of a series of articles which will the best of the year. 1933. $3.50. were perpetrating a hoax similar The magpie borrowed Gartland's concern campus organizations, the to that of the St. Louis U. students DANCE, CLOWN, DANCE I locker key to get in his nest and series will continue till the end Translations of Homer's epics are when they overwhelmingly voted Mr. G. Bernard Shaw, answer to the newshawk's prayer failed to return it. of the present scholastic year. This numbered by the score, varying but for Thomas in a straw vote held for space-filler, is in our midst spreading his gospel of satire new f eature is being instituted at slightly in their degree of excel- prior to the national election. In a the request of a majority of stud- lence. A new, straightforward later vote the true majority was and ridicule in a reckless spirit of abandon. The publicity he Beware the eavesdropper! gets only emphasizes the old adage that the American public ents. translation is invariably welcome, shown to be for Roosevelt. > likes to be fooled. At present he is sojourning on the western especially when it stands out among It is unfortunate that this episode coast where his caustic remarks and criticisms of American Brother, can you spare a dime? A shr"elded crest on a sr"lver and the rest as does the present volume in a Catholic college game. d any customs and people are being taken, we hope, with a generous­ A letter to the editor of this black key has been seen hanging and is "neat, close-knit, artful and notoriety for we have no means of sized grain of salt. It is a pity that such a philosophical genius column: Sir:-I hope you are across the chests of some of the various, and as nearly word-perfect judging what effect it may have on must go so far from home to be appreciated. He i1 unconscious­ satisfied with your understudy, upperclassmen. Many have asked, as midnight oil and pumice can Catholic literary criticism as a ly establishing himself as a competitor of Will Rogers, as is Lammerman, for putting his head "What is that?" The wearer has effect." evidenced by the seriousness with which the American people into my personal affairs. But you responded, "It is a Mace and Mitre Unusual modesty makes the whole. Too many people judge the have doubtless found out that he translator say that his work is whole apple by the one bad spot. receive his harangues upon any and all subjects that may come key." With no further explanation met his Waterloo.-Desperado Dan. forthcoming, the inquirer usually "crafty, exquisite, homogenious, and under his scrutiny. Newman once said that you can­ felt embarrassed and shuffled off. whatever greatness art may possess are not the attributes of this trans- not write a sinless story of sinful THE PREP PARADE Dear Desperado Dan:-On the The more daring have ventured the man and certainly this is an axiom It seems that the Prep Parade is becoming an annual contrary, the reason why you remark, "Mason, I thought you lation." We believe that he has that we Catholics who are striving affair. It should by all means become more than an annual haven't seen Lammerman about the were a Catholic." After a retort produced a work of art in this to enter the field of literary criti­ affair. High school seniors come from all over the Rock:y campus is because he began to like this the keyed man was em- translation. No true critic would cism should remember. Mountain region to attend this dance. There could hardly be a meddle in my affairs.-G. R. V. barassed because he knew it would hesitate to pronounce it clever, ex- I think that in some cases Catho­ better advertisement for Regis and Loretto than this Prep take too long to tell his friend quisite, artistic and delightful. lies have been rather severe in their Parade. Everyone knows that a high school senior is looking No meal or lunch is quite complete, what the Mace and Mitre key Every detail of the narrative is told towards some sort of a "social life" in college. The college in terse and forceful language. It judgments on books, through a mis- Unless in Riordan's car you eat. stands for. taken sense of, shall we say, Pur- that does not offer a little of this in their program becomes is the strength of the writi1;1g, the doubtful in the eyes of the oncoming freshmen. They think KEY IS A accuracy and force of the rendition, itanism. Of course there are cer- that they have worked themselves to a finish and are justified We are now serving brickbats in COMBAT SHIELD that place this translation among tain books which we must banish at the billiard room for those nefar- in looking for some real "college life." So Regis and Loretto The official crest of the Mace and the best that have appeared in Eng- once on the score of the subject are taking the best means of advertising their institutions. ious characters who attend the as- Mitre consists of a combat shield !ish. matter which they contain, but on This dance should not be considered by the college men sembly and wish to keep that fel- faced with the Mace and the Mitre the other hand there are good low down. and women as a high school affair. The dance will be one of separated by seven steps, surmount­ FOOT LOOSE IN THE WEST. A books, fine pieces of literary the biggest and best ever held in co.Jlege circles. Also every ed by the Lamb resting on the Book Journey to Colorado and Cali­ achievement, which have been con­ Phantom phrases: "That's our Regis man should be there to show the high school seniors of the Seven Seals, and subscrolled fornia. By Charles J. Fingar. demned because of two or three dean's new hat."-What's the what kind of students Regis has. with the motto, "Credo Ergo Ago." Morrow Co. 1932. $2. 5o. passages of doubtful morality. answer to the fifth ?"-"No Ethics The crest is mounted on the key Among the many charming, easy, It would appear to me that this today, men."-"May we use the ART OF PUBLIC SPEAKING which has aroused the interest that familar books of Charles J. Finger, was hardly fair since we all know book?" Some one once said: "Silence is golden." We would hard­ prompted this article. who needs no introduction to read­ that life contains a number of per­ ly presume to question the integrity of this proverb, but to be In order to satisfy the curiosity ers of books of travel, this volume sons, places, and situations which George Dodge suggests that the able to face an audience, to speak what you have to say, is of the student body in regard to is among the best. Particularly en­ are noticeable only for their lack government should get hold of Tom truly a noteworthy achievement. the Masters of the Mace and Mitre tertaining and of special appeal is of morality, and when these things Burns for the forest ranger service. Hundreds of otherwise successful business men have failed and thereby afford the Masters the the section on Leadville and the occur in the story, brought in He could "stomp" out the fires. to reach the top rung of the ladder because they could not ex­ opportunity of further discussing early days of the Bonanza, in which through plot, characterization, or press their ideas to an audience. Those men who can sway the ideals of their society with their H. A. W. Tabor played such a ro- setting, we must not only look to Attention! - Stand erect! -At people by mere words are leaders, and Regis is training her fellow students, we are giving to mantic part. the fact that they are there but men to be leaders. ease! -General Dunn has passed by. all the fruit of a long research. rather to their treatment. Life con­ Five Regis men have been selected as outstanding, and CHRISTENDOM IN DUBLIC. By tains evil as well as good and when they will participate in the finals of the elecution contest to Baker: "Hey! What's the idea IS NOT A G. K. Chesterton. Sneed and an author places evil in his or her be held on Monday evening, April 3. These men have sacrificed of wearing my raincoat?" FRATERNITY Ward, N. Y., 1933. $1.00. novel for a legitimate reason we much of their time in the preparation for this contest. They Martin: "Well, you wouldn't want Mace and Mitre is not a fratern­ This is a magnificent sketch of must not criticize because evil ap­ have worked hard. What Regis needs is more men who will to get your suit wet, would you?" ity, but the Masters practice fra­ pears; rather we must look to see ternal charity toward all. Mace and the glorious pageant of religious gladly give up their own pleasure to further her glory. We if evil is treated from the correct Mitre is neither a social nor a faith as it passed in review before need not be pushed, or bullie~r do we? Weber: "Do you and your wife perspective, to see if whether or political organization, but the Mas­ any observer at the Eucharistic Every man cannot win, of this fact we are assured, but ever have different opinions?" not evil is glorified, whether or not every man can and will do his best. The Brown and Gold con­ ters have held most of the promin­ Congress held in Dublin last June. Walsh: "Good heavens, yes. Only it is just immorality for the sake gratulates the contestants, and its sentiments can aptly be ent positions of student leadership. Mr. Chesterton testifies that the she doesn't know it." of immorality that is portrayed. expressed in the phrase, "May the best man win." Mace and Mitre is intellectually Irish people, as well as a large por­ The writers of the naturalistic democratic, but the Masters. are a tion. of Christendom is passionate­ ly religious. school, it would appear, write of NO PREJUDICE ? . Approach of Spring selective few. Mace and Mitre is evil and sin as an end in them­ This is an age of freedom from prejudice. We are all not a part of the Sodality, but it To minds like that of Chesterton Brings Students selves. Certainly they are not since broadminded. We suffer in sympathy with the downtrodden has the restrictive ideals of the the full significance of the Euchar~ evil and sin are nothing more than and oppressed. When reports are circulated that the Jewish Out Into Open Air Prima Primaria. Mace and Mitre istic Congress must be manifest. He a lack of goodness; but they do race is being persecuted in Germany a thrill of horr r passes has a faculty mEJmber, but he has stresses the appropriateness of the through our whole national life. The daily press has headlines Point gamma (the first of spring the same status as other members. choice of Dublin for the congress appear in life and if literature is a to you) was successfully negotiated representation of life we must ad­ proclaiming far and wide the injustice that is being done to This statement of opposites tells and suggests that Ireland has a on March 20. The Collegians seem mit that sin can appear in our a great people, editorial writers fume and fuss about the shame what the society is not, and in that wonderful mission for the future. to have felt its cheery influence, as literature. Careful handling of the of it and predict dire consequences, the United States govern­ way, what it is, in part. For the well as the grass and trees and proportion and careful treatment of ment orders an investigation at once; meanwhile Germany positive statement of its essence, THE CHURCH IN THE SOUTH sends frantic denials of her alleged conduct. We seem to have shrubbery on the campus. The bois- AMERICAN REPUBLIICS. By evil is one of the discriminating terous echoes from the indoor recre- we may mention that it is the a hazy recollection of Catholics being maltreated recently in Edwin Ryan D. D. (Science and marks of a real literary artist as ation hall have dwindled to a mere second oldest organization on the compared with some realists of our · Spain. Or was it Mexico? We cannot remember that it rated campus; it is the only strictly hen­ Culture Series). Bruce. 1928. undertone as the students resort to modern school. the headlines however. Maybe it was not news. The persecu­ orary society at Regis; and it is $1.50. the quad during their play time. tion of Catholics may be an every day occurrence. It may what its history tells us. The laudable purpose of this Baseball has yielded to bridge. happen too often to be news. Our memory is prob_ably at fault scholarly and instructive little vol­ MR. FRANK SULLIVAN Pinochle and ping pong have given HISTORY OF THE ume is to present to those who are but we cannot even recall that an investigation was ordered is attempting to put out an An· by the United States. We are not holding a brief for the Ger­ way to tennis. Radio entertainment MACE and MITRE interested in Latin America an nual for you. Give him some man government nor have we any bone to pick with the Jewish has lost popularity as the open blue As president of Regis in 1929, authentic, U{rto-date survey of the encouragement by lending your race but what we would like to know is: Just exactly in what and the singing of birds beckon to Father Robert Kelly, S. J. found history of the Church in the south­ support._ GET BEHIND THE the outdoors. (Continued on page 3, col. 4) ern hemisphere. are jews so superior to Catholics? ANNUAL!

I April 1, 1933 • THE BROWN AND GOLD Page Three REDS OPEN SEASON AGAINST BLUEJAYS Red 8 White Brown and Gold PRESENT Essay Contest Arouses Nine Vetera.ns Report For Presents Articles MASTER Briels At present the Masters are Mr. Interest of Collegians (Continued from page 2) Benj. Massie, S. J., Ray Taylor, that the college did not have an John McGraw, Prof. John Dunphy, Practice At Coach's Call Father William Heavey, S J is _.,. d · ·• organization that would · ...... or Ed Austen, Paul Schmitz, Niels Papers Due April 12 back with us again. His two months students, interested in Catholic Beck, Phil Dolan, Henry Siems, Shamrocks Begin at the hospital were forgotten in d leadership, the opportunity to stu Y Jack Cassidy, Chas. Collins, and A large number of College stud- Season the round of cheerful greetings he and saturate themselves with high- Frank Sullivan. Alumni Nite Crowded ents are ambitiously at work on the received on his return this week. er Catholic education. With this Masters Donald Connolly is at Childrens' Graduate include the annual intercollegiate English es- After two weeks of hard practice, With Thrills need in mind he founded The Study aforementioned Jesuit scholastics, the baseball squad is gradually hospital with a very badly infected Club, the embryo of Mace and say contest, papers for which must rounding into shape. With nine of arm. The blood poisoning caused and Thomas Doran, Eddie Day, Boxing, Wrestling and Basket­ him much pain and high fever and Mitre. During Father Kelly's presi- Frank Kolka, Paul Feyen, Ed be submitted to the dean's office last year's lettermen back and a dency the organization had a check- Beaudette, Jim Leyden, Ray not later than April 12. very likely looking crew of new ball Are All On the he is still in a precarious condition. ered and none too active existence. Shake it off Don. We t u Scheuth, Forest Allen, Louis de The best three essays will be aspirants on hand, Coach Ade Ma­ Same Card back with us soon. wan yo With his departure for Loyola, Chi- Baca, Jr., Tom Fortune, Ed von- chosen from each college or uni- guire is optimistic about the team's cago,. his brain-child hibernated, but mer, Phil Derig, Bob Owens, and versity in the Missouri province chances of capturing the pennant. With a huge Regis Reg banner -R & W- not for long. others the Master interviewed and sent to Chicago where the com- Two or three practice tilts have at the west end of the gallery and B o b Lukas is moving uP FATHER MORRISON -could not remember. mittee on awards will decide on the been scheduled to key the players a large American flag at the east in Sodality circles-stepping into REESTABLISHED IT winners. Marquette, Creighton, St. up for the opening of the league end, with. a packed ·gallery and rows real activity. Joe Grout was made In 1929 Mr. c. H. Morrison, s. J., ORIGINAL SPIRIT Louis, and Loyola (Chicago) are battle tomorrow against Cathedral. of chairs around the basketball chairman of a new section of the now at Heythrup College, Oxon, STILL REMAINS among the institutions which will Thornsberry and Roberts have floor, all occupied, alumni, parents, Sodality, the parish section, and England, received the confiding Thus today .we find the Masters vie for honors. Regis took first and won berths on the pitching staff. friends, and students enjoyed a pro- notes were taken at the last meet- complaint of some of his students, of the Mace and Mitre with an fifth last year. Two more hurlers will be selected gram of thrills, one after another, ing of the activities of sodalists in that Regis did not develop a man ever increasing spirit of convert- R . t t t f h d eg1s con es an s, res men an this week from the quartet of Rar­ on March 16. their own parishes. Statistics will fully from the viewpoint of the arts like enthusiasm for the ideals of upperclassmen, are at work on the be gathered, ideas dispensed, and and sciences in relation to religion. the charter members. The same ing, Blake, French and Mcinerny. BASKETBALL GAME essay. Porter is a likely candidate in the OPENING EVENT real energy displayed in making This objection to the curricula fidelity to the Wednesday meetings catching department. Duggan and this a very active section of the brought an enthusiastic and capable can be verified by anyone who Since the notice for this contest The opening event was a basket­ Cronin are also trying for this posi­ Sodality. group of collegiate leaders into a watches the door to the Tavern. was given, the library has been ball game against St. Mary's of rushed by earnest students seeking tion. Cahill, LaTorra, Captain George Reinert was made chair- revitalized "Study Club." A tenta- The same representative type of Colorado Springs. The Reds had valuable reference work concerning Mumford and Reinert compose a man of another new section-the tive constitution was drawn up, a students, the same democratic gov- all the springs. They started right their selected topic. The subject of veteran infield. Butler, Hickey, publicity section, and at once went new name was thought desirable, ernment, the same fraternal spirit, at the blow of the whistle, and by Gradu- Flint, and Merkl will make the into action by appending posters on and weekly Wednesday nigbt meet­ the same intellectual interest and this essay is "The Catholic the end of the first quarter they the bulletin. discussion, these mark the continu- ate and Revealed Religion." veterans fight for their positions. had run up a lead of ten points ings were established. The object Garden performers back from last 1 as t:he actual score stood at eleven -R&W- of the organization was formulated ance and development of a society in this quotation, "the cultivating that Regis, in the words of its year's squad are Galligan, Carroll, to one. In the second ~uarter the The "B" squad had a basketball in the hearts of born-Catholics a President, is glad to have on the When the students of the College Yoleff, and Masterson. Scheiman, regulars watched from the sidelines party at the Dilullo home. All were convert-like enthusiasm for the campus. of St. Thomas, St. Paul, were asked Perna, and Verdieck have also been and still the score kept going mer­ surprised and delighted when Tiny faith." The meetings were attended to select a 10-book library, the con- showing up well as fly chasers. A rily along, though the visitors did Tim Cronin "crashed" the party. He so faithfully and enthusiastically Lord Tennyson once said that sensus of opinion seemed to favor nifty crew of youngsters are work­ quite a bit bette.r. At the half the just couldn't stay away from the by all the members that Mace and Miller was the greatest poet that the following: (1) the Bible, (2) ing out for the Shamrocks under score stood 18 to 9. old gang. the tutelage of Rosie O'Grady and Mitre was the only organization at this country had produced. Cer- Virgil's Aeneid, (3) Dante's Divine After the rest period the regulars -R&W- Tom Plemel. Regis that never missed having a tainly Miller did possess the true Comedy, (4) Goethe's Faust, (5) came back for more fun and piled Father J. Roger Lyons, of the weekly meeting. The charter mem- poetic spirit and his poems on the Shakespeare, (6) Van Doren's An­ up a safer lead. Latta was removed Queen's Work Staff, gave us all a bers, as well as the present day beauties of nature ar&l hard to sur- thology of World Poetry, (7) The from the game to save him for one thrill or two in his entertaining Masters, found that the things of pass. Yet today if it were not for Story of the World's Literature by Pi Alpha Rho Is of. the bouts on the program, but conference last Tuesday. He spoke God are not only cultural and prac- the San Joaquin Valley in Califor- Macy, (8) Adam Smith's Wealth Verdieck, J. Reinert, Costigan, of the three fields ahead of us. He tical, but also, so interesting that nia, I doubt if the name of a fine of Nations, (9) Some reliable his­ Cella, Merkl and others kept to the is welcome at any time, Regis likes they consider Mace and Mitre the poet, true lover of beauty would tory of Philosophy, (10) David Co~ Annual Sponsor original speed of the start, and him. most important part of their col- be found on the lips of men. perfield.-Purple and Grey. when the whistle finally stopped the -R&W- lege life. A high school annual will be fracas the score was Regis 36, St. Large threes, small threes, red After Mr. Morrison was called to published by the prep students this Mary's 16. threes, white threes, all over the further study in England, Mr. John year. Assurance of the success of CAPTAINS first corridor, on the windows, on Bannon, S. J. was chosen as the the project was announced early ARE ELECTED the bulletin board, in the class- Master from the faculty. He con­ this week when the cash subscri~ Then came some tense silence, rooms, everywhere. And a myster­ tributed his ability to the organiza- tions passed the $100.00 mark. Pi suspense, waiting, as the members ious question-mark after a row of tion during the whole of last year. Alpha Rho, activities club, is spon­ of the basketball squad were voting threes in "Arthur's" column. The At the beginning of this year the soring the work. for captain of the 1933-34 team. In mystery was solved by the same Masters convened on the second day Gene Latta has been selected as a surprisingly brief time the votes "Arthur" the next morning, and his of class and drew up their plans. = editor of the annual. John Galligan were cast and the counting was statement decided some heavy bets. As time advanced they invited Mr. ~ ~ and Dan Monaghan will be his as­ public. Jim Eatough and Jim Costi- Arthur said it only takes three min- Benjamin Massie, S. J. to be sociates. The business end of the gan will lead the Reds next season utes to visit Our Lord in the chapel. Master-elect from the faculty. He work will be handled by Jerry accepted, and with Messers Dolan as co-captains. -R&W- Doherty, John Graveline, and The football squad then voted and Collins, Siems, Cassidy and Sulli- Second High A gets the banner van, was recognized on the Feast George Sweeney. John Doyle is ad­ it was announced that Jack La- for a clever pamphlet plan. They of Christ the King after their per­ vertising manager and Major Avon­ Torra and Ed Duggan were elected have a two cent monthly collection, iod of probation and examination. l i dale is in charge of patrons. The co-captains 9f the next season's foot­ and buy five pamphlets each month. ACTIVITIES OF former is being assisted by Jim ball team. Langsfeld, Bernie Grosz, Charles These are kept in a convenient MACE and l\{ITRE ~ Boxing Matches ~ BOXING AND place for the members of the c:lau The Masters of the Mace and Cassidy, Paul Cella, Herbert Fair­ ~ ~ all, John Bopp, Tom Tierney, Jack WRESTLING NEXT to read at their leisure. Each mem- Mitre have for their activity the Gurtler, and Joe Stein. The assist­ Meanwhile a mat had been placed her of the c:lass gets to read five furtherance of the Christian cultur­ ant patron managers are Jack in the center of the floor, and then pamphleta a month-for two cents. al and religious ideal thru a thor­ Vance, Al Taylor, Joe Grout, Doug the leather mitts began to fly. Larry It is rumored that First High A is oughly Catholic life, thru faithful ~ Gray, Charles Smith, Martin Har­ burns and Billy Devine fought three trying to make some similar ar- attendance at the weekly meeting ~i!. 3 rington, Jack Akolt, Peter Feeney, fast rounds to a draw in the strug­ rangement for dispensing Esquimo in the Tavern, and thru the use and Alfred O'Meara. Art work will gle for the featherweight champion­ pies. of the written and spoken word. ~~···"' -R&W- be taken care of by George Reinert ship. Mumford won a decision over There are two recognition dinners and Frank McNulty. Assembling Jack LaTorra for the welterweight We expect a large and vociferous given every year when new Masters Wrestling Matches will be done by Jim Costigan, Art crown, Strongman Costigan won the crowd of Regis orators at the first are recognized and some prominent ~ light middleweight crown from i Pautler, and Paul Collins. annual high school sodality rally to and capable leader is invited to James Langsfeld, and the climax of be held at the Cathedral gym on L. the boxing events brought the Sunday afternoon. The Sodalists ad~~~SM~~~e~~c~:[d their meetings fj\ Sponsored by High Debate Team heavyweight crown to Gene Latta, will have a chance to express their in The Tavern, a room fitted out ~~ who managed to outpoint Duggan. views on Sodality matters and in the atmosphere of masculine Wins Two Before The wrestling championship went solidarity and cultural refinement. Th make suggestions that might be to DeFrancia in two straight falls e Elimination feasible in helping the spirit of co- Adetcoprraetseedntmto~ee Tl·na~::npi~sgb;!~: t~: r.·· over Jerry Ponickvar. This event operation between the different ""'' The debating team representing was easily the outstanding feature Regis High was eliminated from the of the evening. Colorado debating tournament last Letters were awarded to the mem­ Saturday morning when they lost bers of the basketball team, and to Canon City high school. Regis "B" letters to the members of the ~~;g::~~~};,~:::.::i~:.~~~::~: ~#1;if~~;:::r~p~~~;,_ ~ Student Co unci I had defeated Grover High at Boul­ B squad who captured the champ­ der and Englewood High on Fri­ ionship of the B division of the day. Jack Smith, Bob Guiry, Fred league without losing a single game. Father Herbers Will •.·.. •• Warshauer, and Lew Barger com­ It was a night of nights, and the Conduct Retreat vacancies~~!t::s.:~=~~ to :~~h;r:~::be, or left ~~a~nopen, ~::by ~t_~~.~~, ~ APRIL 7th ~ posed the squad. Mr. Albert Mor­ incessant applause of the large A Ch Masters who have left the fireside rissey is the director of debate. crowd manifested their enjoyment t eyenne of the Tavern. The prospective 7 30 ' I k Cathedral High lost in the finals to of the evening's events. members are chosen for their in- '""'' : 0 C OC Boulder Prep. Wearing his new hat, President terest in Catholic Action, potential e,v Previously the Regis squad had Keep your eyes focused on the Father Herbers left Tuesday for leadership, character and congen- --~·... Ad • • 10 R • G been defeated in its contests with constellation of the world's leading Cheyenne where he will conduct the iality. This standard has been so miSSIOn c egiS ym St. Patrick's High at Pueblo. scientists during the next few annual retreat for the students of thorough, and the choice of the r . years. we predict that a new lum­ the Academy of the Holy Child, Masters so selective that Mace and 'j1 inary, none other than Joe Stuckey Frank · Broussard's alma mater. Mitre has produced many of the ~:::: · I Students (Xavier University, Cin­ BE T H ERE who is now grappling with the en­ Next week he will address the most prominent student leaders on (~· • cinnati) were given an intellectual chanting mysteries of the universe Tabernacle society in Denver. On the campus. The membership is ~ ~~ treat when Clayton Hamilton, noted t Rensselaer Polytech, will one April 10 he will begin the annual limited to ten student Masters, and, dramatic critic and writer, spoke a . F day join the ranks of Einstem, r. retreat for the students at Mount if they so choose, two Masters from