Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-15
Valley Students
= u. Of T.

AUSTIN, Dec. 14-Mercedes and
Harlingen are well represented At
he University Of Texas during the
present long session, with students
from these cities enrolled in prac-
fically every department Of the
school.
Frank Abbott OF Harrington ana
Mention Murray Of Mercedes are
students in the school Of law. Abb
bott Is a member Of Alpha Tau
Omega fraternity. and Murray Is
president Of the University Newman
club. Both attended the banquet
OF the school OF law Monday even
ing.
Students from these cities en-
rolled in the college OF arts and
sciences OF the university include
William Anderson, Miss Thelma
Batchelor, Miss Kathleen Brown.
Dan Fowler, Charles Jones, Miss
Dalphinda Rodriguez, David Trax-
Ter, and Patrick Stats. all OF Har-
Angen, and David Phelan, Miss
Gabrielle Vann. Miss Mary Kern,
Edmond Herring, Miss Aleda Hell
drick, Miss Harriet Hausman, Ralph
Greenlee, Jose "A. Garcia, Andrew
FoSsler, Miss Mary Earnest, Miss
Helen Glasscock, Miss Winona
Glasscock. and Miss Mary Margaret
Glasscock, all Of Mercedes.
David Boone Of Harrington Is en-
rolled In the college OF engineering
OF the university. as is Frederick
Rietschle OF the same city.
George Marsh Of Harrington IS en-
rolled In the school Of business ad-
m~inistration. He is a member OF
Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity and Is
q letterman Of Coach Clyde Little
fields track squad.
Miss Marie Morrow OF Mercedes
1s studying In the graduate school
Of the university. She is working
toward her doctors degree. Miss
Morrow Is also instructor In botany
and bactertology in the university
Paul Newman Of Harrington is an
advanced student in the school OF
business administration. He Is pre-
sident OF Beta Gamma Sigma, busi-
ness administration fraternity, and
IS a student assistant in the school
Eugene Snavely Is a senior IN the
college OF arts and sciences. He Is
from Harlingen. Snavely Is a mem
Der Of Kappa Alpha fraternity.
Fred Oils Of Mercedes is another
lent enrolled in the college OF
and science. He Is q soph-
ere in the school, and Is a squad
mar Of the LTshorn football team
Mss winona Glasscock OF Mer-
cedes returned TO the university
Tuesday after attending the Zeta
Tau Alpha sorority province con-
vention in New Orleans Saturday
ad Suday as a delegate from Kappa
chapter at the DIVERSITY.
The convention will be held IN
Austin or In Beaumont next year,
Miss Glasscock reported.
DR.. Q. p. Hardwicke Of the uni
versIty health service addressed the
University Pre-Medical society this
week on the points prospective doc
tors might use In choosing a medi-
cal school.
Students from the Valley attend
ing the meeting were Grover Wag-
ner, Jr.. Of Brownsville and Miss
Dalinda Rodriguez OF Mission.
Members OF the University Ladies'
club entertained wednesday Of last
week with a tea in honor Of fresh
man girls. A red and green color
scheme was carried out IN the re-
ception rooms in red and green can
dies and In flowers.
Miss Marie Morrow OF Mercedes
was one Of the members Of the
house party.
Several hundred girls were guests
ct the affair.
A tea was given Tuesday after
noon honoring Miss Mary Margaret
GlasScock Of Mercedes. whose en-
gagement to Jacob FRAZIER. Jr- o.
Austin. was announced recently
a large house party composed Of
Journalism alumnae and patroness-
Is and other Austin women. assist
Cd in receiving those invited to call
Miss Glasscock Is president OF
Theta Sigma Phi, honorary and
professional journalism fraternity
for women. She is a member OF
zeta Tau Alpha sorority.