Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-12
Valley Students
u. Of T.

~. OF i.
AUSTIN, Tex, Feb. 11.-Announce-
ment Of the final cast of Dear Bru-
tus," the winter term play to be
staged by the C~urtalmAkp b, Uni
versity dramatic organization, during
the first part Of March, will be made
this weekend, it is announced.
Lucille Smith sDWeslaco is a men,
pected to take part in this presen-
tation. Several other Valley stu
dents will also try\ lt for the club,
and become eligible later plays.
Old IrelaA6 <te-
day mig February 6,
McCR ack, famous Irish-AmGns
tsX sang Mother Machree" and
- Cowboys Lament" as part Of
his highly entertaining program in
ehe University Of Texas mems gym
'nasium, before a large crowd of ap-
preciative students. Many students
from the Valley were present for
he program. -
Freshmen in Southwestern )Cni-
Y tsity at Georgetown mad their
fist formal appearance in the coll
l2ge February z when they issued an
eition of the Megaphone, weekly
publication of the Students associa-
ton.
Wesley Wiley Of La Feria is one
Of the members of the staff Of the
publication, being elected after a
rather extensive campaign.
On February IA the sophomore
edition of the Megaphone will appear,
with Rayburn Brown Of Mercedes as
editor-in-charge.
Sigma Alpha Epilson fraternity en-
tertained with a formal dance in the
Marie Antoinette ballroom of the
Stephen F. Austin hotel in Austin
Friday evening of last week.
Decorations consisted Of the fra
ternity %colors, purple and gold.
Among tn Valley students present
were Jimmy Huffendick Of McAllen.
Preston Oliver of Edinburg, and
Steve Wray Of Donna.
Following a custom established
several years ago. the seniors in the
Baylor college department of journal
ism, at Bolton, had charge of putting !
out the Temple Telegram February
6. The ten seniors in the department
assumed full responsibility of the
paper. Miss Lena Lawrence of Nc
Allen was one of the members Of the
staff putting out the edition.
A total of 1854 students had re-
gistered in the University of Texas
for the second semester Tuesday af-
ternoon, with each additional student
breaking the records for number of
students in attendance.
February is has been set as the
last day to register for the second
semester, +. j. Mathews, registrar
of the University has announced.
Frank Rigler of Mission was one
of the members Of Sigma Delta Chi.
honorary and professional journals,
the fraternity for men, who attended
a meeting of the organization We'd
nesday afternoon. The fraternity is
attempting to sponsor a high school
press conference to be held during
the Interscholastic league meet in
Austin in May.
Social life at the University has
taken on renewed activities with the
passing of fall semester final ex-
ard four dances are re-
gistered on the social calendar for
week end.
Phi Delta Theta fraternity enter
tains Friday evening at the Stephen
+. Austin hotel. while Phi Sigma
Delta fraternity will sponsor a dance
Saturday evening at the Austin
Country club. Other dances will be
the German club dance at the K. C. |
hall and the All -University dance
at the Women's gymnasium on the
campus
A representative number Of Valley
students are present at each affair.
c. G. Brindley Of Harlinren Is one
IF TIE members of the University
band who will make the
tour with the band starting March
-. Weldon Fielder Of L~ockhart, men,
Der Of the advisory board Of the band
has announced. Brindley plays a
clarinet.
Miss Gyneth Stuggard OF Alamo
WIS M of the members of the Te-
NAA-Hiss, women's outdoor organi-
who attended a staff meeting
evening.
Steve Wray of Donna came into
m SPOTLIGHT of publicity at the Uni
this week, when he scored ten
points in a basketball game with
Texas A. & M. Wray was playing
a guard position.
new THEATER
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