Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-08
Valley Students
u. of I.

AUSTEN. Tex. Jan. 7-Classrooms
81 the University q Texas opened
again TUESDAY. January ). concluding
q tEo weeks Christmas vacation
npenf ~ q majority Of the Valley stu
cents a. their respective homes.
Among those returning from Nc
Alien 20 continue their scholastic
WORK ~ere sam Wright, student in
the University school Of Law. Henry
krdman, academic student, Clarence
Eapp, Of the architectural depart
nlent Of the College Of Engineering,
Raymond Rspp, pre-Business Admin
lstraflon student, aad George Osborn,
business Administration senior.
Other students back from EeAllen
inclaee Charles Davis, Martha Dlekey.
prominent IN w0men's athletics on
ths campus. Cynthia Lee Ford. FL
cenico GEerra. Alice hasness, UNI
EerSlfy journalist, Jimmie Huffen-
cick. Harold Leavell, Jack Hahone.
lEazk Osborn. Lester SigrIst, Julian
EllaivAr. and Clay Zachary.
AMcng the Brownsville students
who are bEck from the holidays are
EDWARD SeabuFy. Frank Torres, Fred
Wagner. Grover Wagner. Jr-. Oscar
D-nry. gr. law xtzdeaI. WORKMAN
Davenport. Luther FaBlk. law stu
derf, Jose Garcia, Margaret Monroe.
Cay More. George PBiegnat. phar-
maIical student. Robert Rentfro.
Rzsseli RentfFo. Franklin Graham,
Bill SEAMAN. ard Enrique Longoria.
Several students from Edinbu-g
have also been seen on the campus
shis week. They are Adeline Ken
nard. Hale Sehaleben, and Cecil Ed
wards.
Numerous students frem other Val
ley cities have also returned 10 the
campus
Alpha Rho Chi. architectural and
social fraternity. held their national
convention IN Austin last weekend
with the dinorrates chapter Of the
University as hosts. Lloyd Johnson
Of San Juan was one Of the members
Of the University chapter who took
part IN the convention.
A dance vas held Friday evening.
December 80. at the stephen +. Aus
ain kefeI and q stag banquet a. the
hpteI Saturday evening. Johnson also
sttsnssd both q taes. events.
Hersrhel walling Of Mission was
one Of the students froa the Uni
sersity Of Texas 70 attend the an
nEaI meeting Of the Students Vol
unteer convention. held in Detroit
during the holidays.
Walling is an honor graduate Of
the University from the School Of
Bssiness Administration and is at
present doing work towards his Mas
ter Of Business Adminitrafion de-
gree. which he expects 10 secure AZ
the end ~ the present long session
He - president Of the University
Methodist Student Federation. an as
soeiati0n Of approximately 800 stu
drrfK ofthe University He u also
n memher 81 Beta Gamma Sigma.
hano-nrr ard scholastic fraternity Of
sh~ Business Administration School.
and Beta Alpha Phi. honorary &C
counting fraternity.
March - has been selected ~
Fuvness Pharr. director - h- IA
mars University Of Texas Longhorn
Had. rs the date for the beginning
~ the annual foar this year. The
hand will 30 70 either north or West
Texas The tour Of the past year was
20 the Loaer Rio GraEde Valley.
Several students from the Valley
are uenbeFs 81 the band
TIE TuexSav meeting Of the Pres
rrs Day club of the University, Of
which Ruth Reed 81 San Benito was
a. take d prominent part was post
nored until Thursday. IL was an
ruunr~d. Mics Reed wss president Of
the club during the 1867 session
ermnisk Drarafics club % the Uni
~~rsitr nc. Wednesday night. two
.horf plays being presented. Sa-
fame MrAilen - Brownsville Is one
- - active members Of the club.
Carroll Thomas Of San Benito IS
an the campus after a xaention spent
a. As home in San Benite. Thomas
"a enrolled in the University School
- Isw aaG expects 20 receive his
<e~ree n the end % the present long
~~~~ieu. re f. active in forensic If
f~svs On the campus. being q member
80 she Speakers club. dehat M So
~9s~ nnd last yesr vas president 81
- Rie Cranda Valley club.
a.rnr rannon ef Mission y back m
---sr where ke II enrolled in the
r--trrrsifv School OF Law.