St Edwards University - Tower Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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South Texas Club QCONCLUDEDD They won the championship in the Playground baseball race, and at present are making a strong bid for honors in the baseball league. Pins for the members have been selected. Meetings are held once a month, and entertainments are provided at each of these social gatherings held. Although this club was late in 'r W 'f were , ,, if.. . 'Hi organizing, its work on the campus I . - i r I E is highly praised by the Faculty as V 'V 1 well as the student body. A real , I y H fraternal spirit exists among its mem- f , bers, and much is expected of them i 2 l 1 in the line of propagating the school . qw .W ' , , .:- . V , ,iv spirit. F ' . , Q It is the hope of each member to l' 1 r work faithfully this summer in pro- A ' 'fl' ' 'E I -x moting the interests of St. EdWard's I, A ii A V . . , 1 an in the Texas towns of the South, and i f' . 'V f ' rl to bring back next year more mem- Q .XD g ,fx i X Qi f ji bers for the club as well as students is K , E lr Moll for the University. -p -I 'A ' l I . H , 4 JL' ' ' . 1 212 f H1 ' - ' N lg , M , 5HW51g,,,f.,,f..ggy,3w,,g'--iv-was.1ewssxasu'ft wr' ' 7H-4:m:i'E1:11-an-'ursou- -we 1 ix ld ' ' W ly . , hi TE I i. f , if W ,K k'A:::y7x 1 1 , .: ' pl - - r lv -- f i f .- - if 1 , , ui ur n' rw f A Mit fn be .ii 1 , i r 1' . q.- 15 - A 1 l 'N 'f ' u V Inner row: Mrcrztg O'HAG,xNg Rrvxsg Sens- 5 i' 1 l V -im, MACHERQ R. STRAUSSQ Vocr. .i ly- sg , ,Ll ' .ig Second row: McCABEg Mmsg PANNl51,Lg C. r u- W 7-Qu, W , rg, gags ,Q Romsnrsg C. Srimussg Surrxxg Wiu.1.rN. fi' Mm' i if W K ' F N ' ., . A I' , ' - ,Q 1 ' Y: Ihzrd row: McCURDYg MUSSETT, POHLERQ '. g Ei . lj ' Q F. Roamarsg G. STRAUssg TRrsFFL1CHg l f' Q ,O 59 . li Il WIEARDEN. ,P . , -, H ,r l' .- L E ,1 ff ,- ' gi Outer row: Ocr-roixg RAXNSONIQ RODRIQUEZQ ' X Wg! iii -- - b j. STRAUssg Vanceg T. YOUNG, Vice-Pres. , I ' 1 ' ' ' hr' . .,aseyw,:sr'-rf-:sf--.:g ---- gggps ,-wggg , . . Page 57

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South Texas Club This club, which was organized for the purpose of becoming more closely connected with and to promote the school spirit in the southern towns of Texas, was started on January 23, 1930. Immediately after organization, election of ofhcers was held, and a constitution adopted. The constitution of the South Texas Club limits its membership only to College students who reside on and south of a straight line drawn from the 3. , -. f f . . g f - City of Del Rio, to the City of Austin, li C 7 - p 5 thence to Chapel Hill Ferry on the Y W . lll , nt T l Brazos river, and then following the - ' Brazos river to the Gulf of Mexico. I 1, 1 A fl Y These boundaries give the Southern- w ::,1,:.3-W'i--'svsmmu w, VF: :i , . ,P , D ers the right of membership, and marks them off from other Texas ll , i 1 'l X W ,' , it 'T ,v clubs of the University. l C N, -, Y i ii C - l The South Texans have entered all l ,fa e Y L ' . Intramural activities at St. Edward's. H an if Q f .,, yi Although they entered the basket- l. g j A s T 4 -' N A ball race late, due to their late start , Ll ,,::, iza 1 ' I in organizing, they nevertheless of- ' , ,W Q - . . . if 'NL , T., z 1 --f, V fered stiff competition, and proved to - , L f - -X be a hard club to beat. V ' Ixhei xr I U' U 1 I .1-V. V Q l 'li' 9. . 1- i ...n l Ed, is--'f yi: 553 il J 1, 2 . NE' . ' 1 - 3 st grass. I , 55' ' ' , , fax ll , ' , if , 'J ' l . i 1 ' . ' Z f 1 S .. . E 1 V i, I F' V W A' 5 l -if in M iw,'ii,ii:.:e2r T-Q: A - ' 1 T75 l . Wil l A l ' if S lx . I Outer row: BLACKNVELL, PRESIDENTQ P. s - , ,f 'Q A - i . 6 V ' S Q BURKEg COXVARTQ J. FINGER, S. Jixmlzsg - ffl ,Q pg 1 J. KIVLIN. if J z '. V l Second row: BARTAQ BOMBAQ MIKE BYRNE, f V with f g , Q1 2-1, I 3 ' SECRETARY, Esmsg GAULTQS.-IOHNSONQ ft ' ,ft rl ' 1 ' KOPECKY, Ll ,. ,, Third row: Bizzmvxorsg Bouizxng MORGAN Lil ' QQ' , 5, ' 1 'H' ' F - Lf BYRNEQ FALTISEKQ GOETZQ W. JOHNSON: 'J lv 4 ICOSSBIEL. - V I , , -i , Inner row: BRoTHERMANg CALIFAQ J. FIN- A 7,', T K 1 , GERQ l'lINOJOSAQ A. ICIVLINQ H. LINN. Page 56

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intercollegiate Delbaters Directed by Coach Elmore Borches and Dr. Foik, the St. Edward's debating teams of 1929-30 enjoyed an active season and closed the year with about an even score of victories and defeats. At this writing, the two teams have amassed three victories and three defeats, with one more debate yet on the schedule. The season was opend by Sulalc and Koegler, both third year men, against Simmons University. The St. Edwarcl's team, upholding the negative of the complete disarmament question, lost by a 3 to 0 decision. In the next debates, Sulak and Koegler vindicated themselves by winning unanimous decisions from at team representing Baylor University, at Our Lady of the Lake College in San Antonio, and another from McMurry College in Austin. Blackwell and Strauss, second and hrst year d e b a t e r s respectively, opened their series by losing a 3 to 0 decision to South West Texas Teachers College, at San Marcos, on the negative side of the disarmament question. The team then took a un- animous decision from Howard Payne College on the same question. The next debate by this team, held at Georgetown, was decided by a single judge in favor of Southwestern Uni- versity. In the closing debate, St. Edward's was represented by Sulak and Koegler in Vlfaxahachie against Trinity Uni- versity. This was the only debate in which St. Edward's defended the amrmative side of the disarmament question. Another debate to be held with Austin College was cancelled by the Sherman institution because of con- Hicting dates. Outer row: JOHN SULAK, ROLAND BLACKYVELL, COACH ELMORE BORCI-IES. Inner raw: jon KOEGLER, Gus Srnixuss, DR, F om. ',Page 58