St Edwards University - Tower Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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St. john Berclhman s Society The St. John Berchman's Society, which was organued a few years ago by Father Foik, has proved itself to be one of the best O1gcl1l1Z2It1Oll5 on the campus Its purpose is to train the young men belonging to the society the art of servmg the celebrant at various religious ceremonies Although somehwat inactive after its beginning this society has snapped into action the last two years, under the careful guidance and direction of Father Pieper, who is director of the society. He has placed into the minds of the members the necessity of serving the celebrant at religious services. Meetings for the society are held each Sunday after High Mass at which it is decided who shall have the privilege of serving during the following week. Short lectures by Fathers Pieper and McNamara con- cerning the proper serving for various ceremonies comprise a part of each meeting. FRANK HERRON President FRANc1s COOVER Vice-President JOHN MCLEMORE Secreta ry- Treasurer ED FOLEY Sargearzl-at-Arms FATHER PIEPER Director JAMES XVATKINS Committeemon FRANK XVALSH C ommitteemfzri Tap: l-IERRON. Inner raw: COOK-'ERQ FOLEYQ WA'rK1Ns. Outer row: lVlcLEMoREg WALSHQ F.X'l'HEli PIEPER. Page 73

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The Echo The University newspaper titled The Echo is published twice monthly by the journalism students under the direction of a faculty advisor. It serves as a laboratory whereby the Journalism students are given a chance to acquire practical experience. The Echo is a charter member of the National Scholastic Press Association besides keeping personal exchange relations with other Col- lege newspapers through this section. Its contents is composed chiefly of news of scholastic and campus activities of interest to the students and friends of the University. Two literary e d i tio n s , one of I philosophy, and the other of essays and poetry, are published yearly whereby students outside the Journal- ism school are given a chance to show their ability along these two lines. i v l Student Reporters are: Brother- man, Hoopes, Keller, J. Strauss Raffaelli, and R. Strauss. Copy Readers are: Koegler, Sulak, and Turner. HAROLD JANSING Editor-in-Chief JOHN FINN lllarzaging Editor ED. OTT Advertising Manager JOHN SULAK Exchange Editor WALTER BEACH Circulation Manager A. J. BIETER Faculty Advisor Outer row: IANSINGQ OTTQ BEACH. Inner row: FINNQ SULAKQ A. J. BIETER. Page 72

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St. john Berehmanss Society QOJNCLUDEDJ Besides assisting the celehrant at religious services the members of this society are also participants in all lntramural activities. They presented a strong team in basket-ball competition and were runners-up for Championship honors. They also entered the Playground base hall race and proved to he a hard team to heat. At present they are presenting a serious threat in baseball. By giving its members a direct knowledge of the procedure at religious ser- vices this society is furnishing an adequate background to students for their courses in morals, which is very essential, and which St. Edward's is striving to teach to its pupils. Credit must he given to these young men for their services in the religious held. Taj: wmv, lqfi lo rigirl: Rixcii, L1aoN.xuD, l'llil'lCAMl', XVALEII, lqliLLliR, 'I'UuNocK, GAIDA, l.,l2YI'IN- imicciciau. Sccoizd row, Izjl to riglil: Swiaizrw, MCL1aA1o1u5, IFINNIQGAN, Cooviau, R. BIZIILIC, j. Blillhli, Cow- DoN, l3U'I'l,liR, Puixrr. Third row, lqfl lo right: R. Dlclfhxuo, A. DlaHrx14o, 'I'uouN'roN, Fomav, lioor, Rimzv, lVlL1m,1.iziz, A. BROWN. Boflom row, left In right: KLIQLN, l'lOELSCIIIiR, NlURPHY, l'lA3III.T4JN, W.xTK1Ns, Goifrz, Roisisivr- soN, MANNING, G,n,Low.xY. Pave 74