The Hilltopper (Austin, Tex.), Vol. 48, No. 12, Ed. 1 Friday, February 28, 1964 Page: 4 of 6
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HILLTOPPER
February 28, 1964
Page 4
Student Welfare Board
Revision
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Twin Oaks Service Station
DALE’S AUTO PARTS
Twin Oaks Barber Shop
NEW and USED PARTS
Twin Oaks Cafeteria
OPEN SUNDAYS
Twin Oaks Florist
Joe Miles Hardware
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game belonged to St. Edward’s.
Sharp shooting by Mike Otolski
and fine passing by Phil White to
Otolski enabled SEU to build up
a ten point lead by the end of the
half, 46 to 36. Mike scored 19
points in this period. The Hill-
toppers connected on 45.8 per cent
of their shots while Wesleyan- hit
50 per cent.
taken by St. Ed-
from the top of the key which
brought an end to all scoring for
the night and made the final
score 63 to 56, St. Mary’s on top.
In this period St. Edward’s hit
48 per cent of their shots. Of 25
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Rattlers built up their lead dur-
ing most of the period to 8 points.
The big factor in this period and
the game was the control of the
boards by St. Mary’s Sampson.
SEU could not rely on the second
shot as they have been doing in
the past. Sampson’s great jumping
ability helped him accomplish
this control and also made the
close shot for SEU almost im-
possible. If Sampson did not get
the rebound, one of his teammates
did. Another thing that hurt SEU
was the fact that St. Mary’s could
slow down play and work the ball
since they had the lead. With 2:02
remaining in the game, St. Ed-
ward’s hopes of victory were
raised when Otolski sank two free
throws, putting SEU only four
points down, 55 to 51. St. Edward’s
went into a 1-3-1 full court zone
press at this point. This press
only proved that St. Mary’s could
work the ball even when pressed.
The last three minutes of play
saw nine fouls called, of which six
were against the Hilltoppers. Of
the six, McDermott collected four.
Hank Cox fouled out for St.
Mary’s with 1:19 left. With 1:09
to go, McDermott hit a jump shot
from the left of the key to move
the Hilltoppers to within five
points, 59 to 54. With 20 seconds
to go, Otolski hit a 25 foot shot
The second half belonged to St.
Edward’s. The closest Texas Wes-
leyan could get was nine points,
59 to 50, with 14:35 to go in the
game. SEU showed some great
defense by stealing the ball time
after time. Roland Brewer fouled
out with 8:01 remaining and
Otolski followed with 2:01 to go.
Mr. Norris was able to put his re-
serves in with five minutes to go.
The final score was 93 to 71, St.
Edward’s on top. Otolski, Mc-
Dermott, White and Schneider
scored a total of 81 points between
them. Otolski was high with 31,
McDermott next with 21 and
White and Schneider had 18 and
11 respectively. SEU hit 51.5 per
cent of their shots and Wesleyan
again hit 50 per cent. High man
for Wesleyan was Rue with 20;
he was followed by Graham with
17 points.
By Gary Gadacz
The last game of the regular
season for St. Edward’s was
against Texas Wesleyan at Fort
Worth. Wesleyan jumped out
ahead at the game’s start by six
points and it looked like an upset
Netters Drop
First to A&M
By Bob Slaughter
On Saturday, February 22, The
Hilltopper tennis squad, under the
direction of Brother Emmett
Strohmeyer, CSC, opened the 1964
tennis season by playing Texas
A&M college at Bryan, Texas.
This first outing proved to be
a tragic one for the St. Edward’s
netters as they won only one of
the seven matches. Despite the
loss, Brother Emmett said that
he was very pleased with the way
the team had played. “The trouble
was that they were way out of
our class,” he said. Brother Em-
mett added that he expected much
better results as the season pro-
gressed and the team settled down
to playing Big State conference
teams.
The results of the matches in
the singles event were Julio Rojas
over his brother, Luis Rojas, for
the only St. Edward’s win, 9-7,
3-6, 6-1; Richard Barkes over Earl
Daniell, 6-0, 6-0; Raul Contreras
over Werner Braun, 6-0, 6-2; Al-
bert Aldrich over Leslie Marias,
6-2, 6-2; and Robert Neal over
John Barajas, 6-1, 6-2.
The Texas Aggies also took both
doubles matches from the Eds-
men. Luis Rojas and Raul Con-
treras defeated Julio Rojas and
Earl Daniell, 6-0, 6-1. In the sec-
ond match it was Richard Barker
and Bill O’Bryant over Werner
Braun and Leslie Mafias, 6-3, 6-2.
Chea
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Undergoes
The Student Welfare board has
recently undergone a revision.
This revision entailed the increase
in board members from four to
10. The members of this board
are all administrators of the Uni-
versity who are involved in stu-
dent personnel work. The commit-
tee is a student personnel service
staff concerned with all non-aca-
demic student affairs. The reason
for this increase of members is
to provide better interdepartmen-
tal communication regarding stu-
dent life and also to serve the di-
rector of student affairs in coor-
dinating these activities.
The new members of the board
include: Brother Charles Ander-
sen, CSC, rector of Doyle hall;
Brother Romard Barthel, CSC,
rector of Andre hall; Brother
Daniel Lynch, CSC, rector of Holy
Cross hall; Mr. Arnold Mallory,
manager of the cafeteria; Dr.
Harold Robinson, staff physician;
and Brother William Denton,
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ward’s, they made all but six.
Brewer held Sampson to only
seven points the second half, and
thus Sampson ended with only 16
for the game. Second leading
scorer for the Rattlers was
Meyers with 12 points. Mike Otol-
ski ended his freshman year of
basketball by scoring 22 points.
John Walls was second with 12
points. St. Edward’s closed the
hardwood season with a record
of 15 wins and 6 losses. They are
second in the Big State confer-
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CSC, director of University publi-
cations. The other staff members
include: Father MacAllister, CSC,
chaplain; Brother Cornelius Cor-
coran, CSC, prefect of discipline;
Mr. Ed Norris, athletic director;
and Father Kadzielawski, CSC,
counseling program director.
Statues Give Purpose
The purpose of the committee
is taken from the 1958 edition of
the University statutes, Article
21:
“It is to coordinate non-aca-
demic functions of the University
and to insure that these activities
contribute to the attainment of
the objectives of the University.”
These non-academic functions
are those that occur in the resi-
dence halls, dining hall, health
program, religious, guidance, ath-
letic and counseling programs. It
also includes general discipline,
freshmen orientation, and student
government, publications, and so-
cial activities.
in the making. But, with steady
playing -by White, Schneider,
Otolski and McDermott, SEU was
able to make ‘up the deficit. With
13:20 to go in the half, McDermott
tied the score on a free throw, 12
to 12. From this point on, the
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BOX SCORE
St. Edward’s—56
Name FG
White .............0
Schneider .........2
McDermott ........3
Brewer ............ 2
Otolski ............ 9
Walls ............. 3
Grzegorek ......... 0
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