Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-10
SOCIETY
Valley Students
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Crawford Of San Benito were in
the Lower Rio Grande Valley last
week on a four-day business trip
In order to book engagements for
the annual tour of the Longhorn
band and orchestra.
Pharr is director of the band.
and Crawford is one of the men,
bers. Crawford is a student in the
college of engineering of the Uni
III sity of Texas.
Mike Meyers of Mercedes is pres
1dent Of the Longhorn band. He is
also an engineering student.
Miss Margaret Montgomery of
Edinburg went to San Antonio last
weekend where she Joined her
mother, Mrs. w. r. Montgomery.
They attended the opera ~presenta-
ton there.
James Hufendick of McAllen, tu-
tor of anthropology in the univer-
sity and an advanced student in
geology, is president of the Uni
versity German club during the
spring semester. This club has
charge of the university dances.
Hufendick is also leader Of an
archaeological club formed recently.
Members of this club make weekly
excursions for the purpose of COL
Letting fossils and other evidences
of an early civilization in central
Texas.
Bernard Lebowitz, freshman in
the university, spent last weekend
with his parents at San Benito.
Lebowitz is a member of Phi Sig
ma Delta fraternity and is a sports
writer for the Daily Texan, campus
newspaper. He is enrolled in the
college of arts and science.
Members of Beta Alpha Psi, hon
orary and professional accounting
fraternity in the school of business
administration, will go to Houston
for q two-day trip about the mid
die Of May.
Herschel Walling of Mission, in
structor in business administration
at the university, is one Of the
directors of the trip. He was pres
ident of the organization when a
senior in the school of business ad-
m~inistration two years ago.
A banquet will be given in honor
of the members at Houston.
Several Valley students are TAX
ing part in the girls interclass bas-
hall games now being played at
e university.
Miss Martha Dickey of McAllen,
and Miss Essie Roots Of San Be-
nito are both members of the team
representing the senior class. Both
play the guard position.
Miss Emma Soils of Rio Grande
City is a guard on the team repre-
senting the Junior class.
John Lake Couch Of WeSlaco was
one Of six students initiated Thurs
day of last week in Lambda Chi
Alpha fraternity.
Couch is enrolled in the school
Of business administration in the
university.
Miss Juanita Speer of Mission
was one of the many students at
the university who attended grand
operas given at San Antonio last
weekend.
The Lambda Chi Alpha frater-
nifty gave their formal dance Fri
Gay night of last week. The ball
room was decorated in purple, green
and gold, the colors Of the fra
ternity.
Students from the Valley attend
ing the affair included Steve Wray
of Donna and John Couch of Wes-
TACO.
Fred and Grover Wagner of
Brownsville were in San Antonio
last weekend, where they attended
the grand opera presentations.
Both are members of the Delta
Sigma Phi fraternity at the Uni
versity Of Texas.
o. E. Cannon visited last week at
his home in Mission. He is a men,
Der of Delta Sigma Phi fraternity
and is enrolled in the school of law
of the University of Texas.
Steve Wray Of Donna was award
ed a varsity letter in basketball at
Q meeting of the University OF
Texas athletic council Tuesday
st. Six other letters were also
AVA d.
Wray was given the scholarship
medal in football. He made the
highest scholastic average of the 25
players awarded letters for partici-
patton in the 1928 football games,
when the university won the South
west conference championship.
Wray has been a consistent hon
or p,,niI during his career ar the