Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-03
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NILS mary ItaSSCoCA VI
Mercedes and Miss Ruth Reed Of
San Benito are listed among the
candidates for the degree Of bachelor
arts, in a preliminary announce
ment from the office Of the registrar
Of the University Of Texas this week.
There wee $50 names on the list
for the degree Of bachelor of arts.
Miss Glasscock is a prominent
journalist Of the campus. and Is ac-
tive IN Spanish club work. Miss
Feed il one Of the officers Of the
Women's Athletic association Of the
l ivcrsity.
The University Of Texas business
administration class in production
Management" this week made a tour
Of Austin factories, the aim being to
study the management and buying
policies of the factories and to view
the machinery and products Of the
establishments. Paul Newman or
Harlingen was one of the members
Of the class making tn: trip.
Newman Is a senior in the school
Of business administration and is a
! mber OF the Longhorn band.
Martha Ingersoll of Brownsville
has been confined to st. David's hos
pital in Austin this past week. a re-
port BY the University Health SER
vice shows.
Miss Ingersoll is a first-year stu
dent in the university.
The Wednesday report showed 20
students in hospitals, a decrease
over the number reported on the
same day Of the previous week.
Frank Abbott Of Harlingen is
spending a few days between terms
at his home IN Harlingen. He Is
a member Of the Alpha Tau Omega
fraternity.
Arrangements for the spring tour
Of the Longhorn band are being
worked out and the program Is be-
ing rapidly completed, according to
Moke Meyers Of Mercedes, presi-
lent Of the band.
Although the personnel of the
band for the tour is not definite,
and will not be announced until the
latter part Of February, il is ex-
pected that three Valley students
will make the trip. They are Moy-
ers. Paul Newman Of Harrington,
and James Crawford Of San Benito.
Three students f1Om the Valley
are student assistants in the ~univer-
sity. positions which are filled by
advance students with a high schol-
astic average.
They are Ralph Meyer OF Merce-
des, who Is an assistant in mechani-
cal engineering. Paul Newman Of
Harrington. assistant in business ad-
ministration. and Robert Oils Of
Mercedes. assistant in mechanical
engineering.
Other Valley students who are
members Of the faculty of the uni
v%ersity are Jimmie Hufendick Of
McAllen, who received his bachelor
Of arts degree last year and Her
schel Walling Of Mission, who holds
a masters degree from the school
Of business administration. and Miss
Mamie Morrow Of Mercede. who re-
Gently received her masters degree.
Hufendick is a tutor in anthrorol-
hEA. 4AiAtE IL all lH~LluNtNE III
business administration, and Miss
Morrow is instructor in botany and
bacteriology.
All are also enrolled as students
in the university and are working
toward other degrees.
Prospects at the University of
Texas for another conference
championship in baseball are bright.
William J. Disch, veteran coach, has
announced.
Among the veterans Of last years
squad who are returning to the dia-
mond to assist him in winning his
18th championship Is Charles Davis
Of McAllen. Davis nlaved in several
games last year and Is expected to
he a regular this spring. He is an
outfielder.
Iettcrmen Of the 1923 conference
champion Longhorn football team
were awarded gold emhlems for
their work this week. Steve Wray
Of Donna. center on the team. was
one Of the men receiving the award.
Wrav II also a regular on the bas-
ketball team. and has been an out
standing guard in the games the
University OF Texas has played this
year.
lie finishes his three years Of
athletic participation at the univer-
sity this year.
Herbert Dawson Of San Benito.
IS enrolled in the university this
long session. Dawson is taking