Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-05
ENIORSAT
]. C.. BANQUET
Faculty And Students Give
Impressions OF College
I'm Short Talks N

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pendent school district b0arHH Ir
/ trustee at M banquet in tiln cnAM@-
! cafeteria Saturday evening N
The visiting seniors %rre lnfcrrnM
| or the advantages offered hy III
Junior College i'm speeches from
members on the faculty and thn
student body and were invited t1
| enter the institution next year
High schools represented hf tEm
banquet includes those XVII HArlin-
gen. Rio H-ndo. III Jnrdin. san
Benito and Brownsville
Hhe banquet. which WIS prepared
In the Cafeteria and served hy EiTl
students cf the high school. Was
followed bv I'm clevcrlr arranged
~televisicn-radio' program.
c.. wv. Gotke. superintendent cf
the system. 60 announcer took hi5
place before the mlcrDphrnn which
had been arranged un the stage tn
the Cafeteria and asked those present
To tune I'm and &C. and hear what
Station JC Junior College, Rad tn
offer. He extended welcome tu TIM
gu- made I'm short statement cf
the development or thu college stree
ID was founded less than three years
ago. and introduced Miss IrnErne
Oller.
Miss Oller. "A member cF the HaF-
lingen senior class. expressed thanks
for the entertainment. I'VE have
inspected your splendid building"
she said land find YOU have some
thing OF which 90 t. proud. I mm
sure worlds of seniors from the
Harrington high school will enter
your college next year. And when
they do y7u will Eet sur1e splendid
studerts. for HarlInEen produces
only the best"
I'VE hope to see Ems many ut YOU
In our college next year MS possible
and I am sure YOU mil will hn Ms
pleased with the work offered and
the faculty as II am" Miss RuAltm
CeyanL5. speaking CIR her impress
siOnS as a sophomore uf tine COL
lege. said. Miss Cevancs praised rhe
spirit az the faculty spoke uf tire
social activities on the institution.
or it, Spanish. tennis and tw0 &c.
cial clubs and told or opportunities
offered bv work Cn the college
magazine and An dramaricS.
Conr atulatiOns ON the completion
OF the third year of work were read
by Announcer Gotke from NY.
Scott Brown. mayor of san Ernitn.
G. e.. Richardson. manager cf tine
Brownsville chamber uf commerce.
and the Brownsville Eiwanis club.
AT other intervals in the program
he read similar messages from sam
Bolts. mayor nf Harrington. Mrs.
Harbert Davenport and president
cf the Parent Teacher Association.
rs members of the Learners club
and the Rotary club. Other m
sages we're read from tine CT
League. the City Federation XII VS.
mems clubs. the Self Culture Clul m
Retail Merchants Association. Mfr-
chants National Bank. R B CrrHE-
er. the First National Bank ard
Mrs. wv. R. Jones. county SurrrAn-
tendent or education.
Representing the san Brnlto high
school. Miss Maud Nosler sang two
numbers. Little Rose of May ard
Mighty LAX IA Rose she was lib
orally applauded.
"I'm Crazy About Junior Erllerr.-
Miss Margaret Anderson. speaking
her impressions INV a freshman
declared. That may be slnnEy but
it's just wha II mean. The junior
college IL O- k. with ne. It has
been gorgeous. When INV left high
school I didn't want I'D enter college
here. T expected 20 TO away. But.
now at the end or the first year.
am glad that II did. I've enjoyed
every minute or it-cxcept this one
while j am speaklng-and Ak know
you will. too"
The Tragedy of the Hats m
reading. was given NV Miss Annie
Newell a. representative rf the Fin
Hondo high school.
Fifty per cent Of the senior class
OF the I'll Jardin high school last
year entered the Brownsville junior
college" said Professor DAitS nf tire
faculty of that school. n pledge
65 per cent OF the members uf the
present class 60 the school. we wish
for the junior college every c
Mrs. George White. who waS I'm
trOduced aS the oldest student rf
the junior college. representing thR
students gave the institution
one or the strongest Recommended
tions or the evening.
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derful opportunity I'd the young pnn-
pie OF the Valley to secure the first
two years or college education nt
home. The first two years uf work
can be done here I'm the hrAlrhArst
spot i'm the United States. Mn this
fine building with itS splendid
equipment and excellent faculty.
The college offers a stiff course tn
keep your mind active. athletics tn
keep your muscles from becoming
soft and the necessary social Aifr.
There is no better place EDr YOU tn
get your first two years of college
Misses EIodia and DIVA Parhecs
presented "a Spanish dance which
applause
Announced Gotke. in introducing
"A. 4. Caldwell. dean or thr college.
paid high tribute tn him as thr
who had led LIN the develop
ment OF the institution. Ee TINS
labored long and faithfully rcr thr
advancement uf the college and tt
Is largely through his planning ard
untirinE efforts that THE present
state has been reached.
Dean Caldwell calls rn tlr pub
lie 10 support the hIRtl ideals rf
America and pledged the best in
education from the college. EIe uin
OF the school receiving first class
recognition from the University cf
Texas. the state department cf rru-
cation and the American AzSnrIn-
ton or Colleges.
During the course XIII mis- re-
marks as announcer of tine PRIV
gram. Mr. Gotke paid tribute tn