Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-18
FAIR GROUNDS BEEHIVE OF INDUSTRY
Valley Students
u. Of t.

AUSTIN, Nov. 17.-There are ten
Students from the Rio Grandc Valley
enrolled in the University school Of
law, latest reports show. All Of these
students are taking advanced work.
brownsville has five representa-
ives in the law school, Workman
davenport. Robert Rentfro. William
seaman, Fred Wagner, and Luther
Others from the Valley are q. T..
cannon, Jr., OF Mission, Louis White
OF Pharr, Cecil Edwards Of Edinburg
n Mention Murray Of Mercedes.
Wine and blue. the colors " the
sorority, were effectively developed IA
tae decorations for tho dance which
vas given al the Austin Country club
1day night By the ri Beta Phi sor-
ty Of the University Of Texas.
lmong the many prominent stu
O. who were guests for the AZ
were Fred and Grover Wagner
william Seaman. all Of browns
lille. They are members Of Delta
Sigma Phi social fraternity.
= Miss Frances Agnew Of McAllen. is
enrolled in the university this year.
Miss Agnew is taking graduate work.
Miss Donna Clark ~ wcslaco at
tended the Texas-Baylor football
game az Waco Saturday. Miss Clark
is a pledge OF Phi Mu sorority.
Willie Mae Taylor az Donna had As
quests last week end az the Phi Mu
eorority house. Misses ouida Baxter
Ind Lyndall Yodcr of Westmoreland
f~cllege, San Antonio:
That many If the students from
The Rio Grande Valley enrolled IN the
University of Texas are interested in
Engineering work can be seen from
Che large number taking work in the
tollege Of engineering. Most Of the
eties OF the Valley arc represented
Nv one or more students.
Five students from. Mercedes are
taking engineering courses. They
are William Meyers, Robert Oils,
David Phelan. Robert Andrew Porter,
and Wilbert Sippola. l,
Lloyd johnson and Raymond
MARSHALL of Edinburg are enrolled
in the college of engineering. as arc
James l.. Crawford. Jr.. and Herbert
Dawson, both az San Benito.
Two students from Brownsville
vork under Dean r. u. Taylor. head
of the college engineering. They are
r. Ford Green and Frank Torres.
Harold Leayell and Clarence kapp
represented McAllen n this part of
the University 81 Texas Y Joe
Bassett and Len Spragins OF Donna
are also doing engineering woth.
at VII -taNAnnsa NngnlHp u.
Edward Bake and David Boone. Of
nHnrlinuen. Harry nouthitt 81 Ray
Z m~ondvillc, Cecil EprriEht Of MISSION
and JOAQUIN Mora az McAllcn.
These students are taking various
branches OF engineering work.. some
being enrolled for electrical engi-
neerinr. some for chemical engineer
ing. and some for mechanical en-
cheering.
Several students from the Valley
are taking graduate work N the uni
versity this session. working Tor mas
ter's and doctors degrees.
James Huffendick and Frances Ag-
rev. both Of McAlien.( have received
their bachelors degrees and arc tax
inr advanced work.
Two studnts from Mercedes are
ding graduate work. They are
Marie Morrow and Andrew Byers. d,
John A. Boone Of Harlingen and
Herschen walling Of Mission arc two
other Valley students who have RI
ee;zed one or more degrees and are
working for higher honors.
total Of siS.2a4 was raised ~
~ rev ude union fund drive On
NE campus the past week, con
Quoted among freshmen and trans
fers 10 the university for the purpose
90 raising additional finances to cont
uiete the projected campus union
buildings - -,
several Valley students took part
!. the campaign. which lasted n week