Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-24
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AUSTIN, Nov. 23.-Joined by
hundreds Of friends and relatives
from the Lower Rio Grande VAL
ley, more than . hundred Valley
students attending the University
OF Texas expect to 60 to College
station Thursday to cheer the Uni
versity Of Texas Longhorn football
team In its annual conflict with
The Texas A. & M. Aggie team.
Although both teams are out OF
the championship race, the Thanks
giving Day battle loses none OF its
traditional glamour, and approx
mately 10000 fans are expected to
attend.
The Orange Jackets, girls pep
organization, will assist in forming
the University Of Texas girls
white" section. Miss Mary Mar
garet Glasscock OF IIsrcedes is one
Of the leaders Of the group.
The Longhorn Band, famous, along
with the Aggie band. for the spirit
shown during the yearly conflicts
viii parade the gridiron between
halves. James L. Crawford, Jr., OF
San Benito and Len ThomSl
Spragins Of Donna are members OF
the band who VIII take part In the
maneuverS.
The Cowboys. boys pep organiza-
" lion at the University Of Texas. will
assist the Longhorn band in form
ing the "TU" on Kyle field Thurs
day afternoon. William Seaman OF
Brownsville Is a member OF this
group and will be n Of the march
ers.
The Upper" Lower Rio Grande
Valley, Comprising that district Of
the Valley west OF Mercedes, is well
represented at the University Of
Texas this long session, with sew
eral students from each city.
There are fourteen students from
McAllen, enrolled in various de-
partmentS Of the university. Stu
dents from this city In the college
Of arts and sciences include Wayne
Gilbert, Arthur Guerra, Fidencio
Guerra, William Ernest Horn, Har-
old LeavelI, Frank Moffett, Jr., Ju-
Ian Saldivar, and Clay zachry, Jr.
Those in the college Of engineer
ing are Juan Mora, Clarence Rapp,
Miss Sue Smith and Rudolph
Schmuck. Students from this city
in the school Of business admins
tration and Geo. Eby, Jr., and
Miss Gladys Rooth. Miss Gladys
WorIey Is a graduate student from
McAllen.
Students from Edinburg include
Miss Virginia DoSs and Raymond
Marshall. students in the college OF
engineering, and Miss Margaret
Montgomery, Hale Schaleben, and
Graham Short. enrolled In the col
lege OF arts and sciences.
Mission students IN the Univer-
sity Of Texas are Miss Elena Aus
Elm, william Cannon, Frank Rigler
Martin Mayrath, Patricio Mendez
and Miss Edna Earl Walling, who
are enrolled in the college OF arts
and sciences; while William Goth
Ihan. and Cecil Eppright are eng1-
fneering students. Those from
Mission studying in the school OF
pharmacy are Emmitt Koelle and
Miss Cristana Longoria and Miss
Emilia Farias Austin Those
studying law are o. Z. Cannon, Jrr
and Bryan Carl. Miss Ruth wall
ing Is q student I'm the scnool q
business administration, and Her
schei Walling is faculty member
and a graduate student OF tne
school.
students in the university from
Donna are James McFarling, Ear
snow. and Miss Laura Snow, arts
and sciences students. and Len
Thomas Spragins and Cecil TANNER
students taking engineering courses
Miss Lucille Smith. in the school
Of education Of the University OF
Texas, is from Alamo, as Is MIS-
I Sarah Roberta Wilson. student ~
I the college OF engineering. !,
Miss Caroline Robin Brooks and
Miss Emma Soils are from Rio
Grande CITY. Both are studying III
the college OF arts and sciences OF
the university .
.Tames william Bowe is studying
in the college OF arts and sciences
He is from Edcouch.
The fall bridge-dance OF the
students residing at the Womans
building on the campus OF tne UNI
yersiry Of Texas was held FRIDAY
night.
Miss Marie Morrow Of Mercedes
il one OF the Valley students resio-
ing at the dormitoTy taking part In
the affair.
Miss Morrow, who holds both
bachelors and masters degrees
from the university. is a member OF
the faculty and is taking additional
graduate work toward a doctors de-
gree. She is an instructor in bac-
teriology in the university.
Miss Morrow Is a member Of Pi
lambda Theta. honorary education
fraternity, and was representative
OF the Texas chapter Of the frater-
nity TO the national convention dur
ing the past summer.
Reagan Literary society at the
University of Texas initiated elev-
en- new members this week, one OF
the initiates being Miss Nrita Lo-
mas Of San Benito.
Miss Lomax Is a student in the
college Of arts and sciences. She is
a resident Of Scottish Rite dormi-
tory.
The women students Of Scottish
Rite dormitory entertained with a
dance Friday night Of last week,
the dance being given in the ball