The Rattler (Previous issues)

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The Rattler (Previous issues)

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Diehl, Chandler (Editor-in-chief); Eaton, Gail (Editor-in-chief); Hodges, Roy (Assistant); LeBaron, Howard (Assistant); Quinlan, John (Assistant); Harry, Dan (Reporter); Seekatz, Alton (Reporter); Jennings, William (Reporter); Lahourcade, Sid (Reporter); Richards, John (Reporter); Rives, William (Reporter); Williams, Tim (Reporter); Clubb, Calder (Reporter); Cunningham, Raymond (Reporter); Kane, Jerome (Reporter); LeBaron, Howard (Reporter); O'Neill, John (Reporter); Quinlan, John (Reporter); Wild, Herman (Reporter); Hesse, Joe (Reporter); Jackson, Tom (Reporter); Kenny, Joe (Reporter); Routledge, Rodham (Reporter); Thompson, Clayton (Reporter); Wimer, Kenneth (Reporter); Haby, Rufus (Business Manager); Clubb, Calder (Assistant); Fecci, Joseph (Assistant); Obriotti, Jacob (Assistant); Rodems, Richard (Assistant); Vollmer, Ferdinand (Assistant); Jambers, Harold (Circulation); Jambers, George (Circulation)

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The Portal to Texas History

Publisher

St. Mary's University

City

San Antonio, Texas

Publication Date

2-15-1932

Description

Volume 13, Issue 9 of The Rattler documents a range of academic achievements, social events, and campus developments at St. Mary’s University. The publication of the honor roll recognizes student academic excellence, while the Military Ball marks the end of the social season. The Theater Guild’s three branches—the orchestra, dramatic club, and glee club—collaborated in recent campus performances, highlighting a strong arts presence. Notably, actress Sylvia Sidney extended her well-wishes to the 1932 Diamond Back yearbook, reflecting outside recognition of the university. The R.O.T.C. unit has officially begun drills, signaling growth in military training on campus, and the alumni association has elected new officers. Intramural sports continue to engage students, and the Mardi Gras dance is reported as a success. Despite limited opportunities for field trips, the Garni Nature Club remains active through guest lectures, while the university library is undertaking efforts to improve its resources and services.

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College student newspapers and periodicals; Journalism, College -- Texas

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4 pages

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The Rattler (Volume 13, Issue 9, Edition 1)

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