Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-31
Valley Students
y. Of T.


OF Texas women students majoring
in physical education met last We'd
nesday and organized a Physical
Education club, of which Miss
Martha Brooks Dickey of McAllen
was chosen president.
Miss Dickey is a senior, and will
receive her degree from the College
OF Arts and Sciences in June. She
has been prominent in women's
athletics while at the university,
being a member of the inter-class
teams and an officer in Te-WAA-
HIS, hiking and camping organiza-
Frank Moffett spent last week.
end at his home in McAllen. He
is a member of Kappa Sigma fra
ternity.
Several Valley students Will be
members of the Longhorn band
when the spring tour of the organi-
cation will be opened at Edinburg
Monday. This Is the second tour
OF the band for the long session,
the other trip being made to east
Texas.
Edward Baker of Harrington will
be n Of the selected members OF
the trip, being in the trombone
section. He is enrolled in the COL
lege of engineering.
John L. Crawford, Jr., of San
Benito, also an engineering student,
will handle a horn with the band
on its tour. and Len Spragins of
Donna will play the baritone horn.
William Meyers of Mercedes,
president of the Longhorn band,
does not expect to take part in the
tour. His double duties as senior
student in the mechanical engi-
neering and as student assistant in
the same department require that
he stay at the university.
The program will include the fol-
lowing numbers: "Conquerer
March," by Like; "Rosamunde
Overture" by Schubert; Opera
Mirror" by Tobani; ITO Spring"
by Greig; Southern Rhapsody" by
Hosmer; and Southern Wedding"
by Lotter.
The second part of the program
will be a collegiate revue. A group
of popular songs will be sung.
John Lake Couch spent last
weekend at his home in Weslaco.
He is a member Of Lambda Chi
Alpha fraternity, and is enrolled in
the school of business administra-
ton.
James Hufendick of McAllen,
graduate student and tutor in an
thropology in the university, spent
last weekend in Fort Worth. HUFF
endick is a member of Delta Theta
Phi f~rsternity.
MisSYEmma Gene Baker of Edin-
burg was in Austin the past week,
visiting Miss Margaret Montgomery
of Edinburg.
Miss Baker was enrolled in the
University during the first semes-
ter.
Miss Mary Margaret Glasscock OF
Mercedes was elected recording
secretary of the University Young
Women's Christian association this
week.
Miss Glasscock will be installed
as secretary at a meeting of the
organization April 8.
Five hundred co-eds are expected
10 attend the Junior Prom, annual
dance to be given April 10 by the
Junior girls in honor of the senior
class.
Miss Josephine Pollard of Harlin-
gen, a member Of the Junior coun-
Gil which is arranging the details
for the affair. will dress as a boy.
and will lead the cotillion. She will
honor Miss Doorthy Louise Geb-
auer, assistant dem of women m
thu university. 1t is traditional
for the juniors to dress as boys.
making dates with senior girls.
Miss Pollard is an officer Of the
junior class and q member of the
editorial steff of the Sardine. YEAR
book Of Scottish, Rite dormitory,
girls dormitorv.
Girls in Kirby hall who were on
the honor roll for last semester
were e1lestS Of honor Fridav Of last
week at a banquet given at the dor
mitory.
Miss Edna Earle Walling of Mis-
SIGN was one Of the students at
tending the banquet. Miss Walling
has been listed On the honor roll
everv semester while in the uni
vereitv.
Fred Wagner of Brownsville was
Saturday of last week into
Phi Delta Phi. honorary and pro-
fessional law fraternity.
Wagner Is a member of Delta
Sigma Phi social fraternity.
Miss GAneth Stugard of Alamo
has beeBrappointed as a member of
the constitutional convention of
the Students association. which
viii work toward a revision of laws
Of the association. Miss Stugard is
q member of the executive COM
Miss Martha Dickey of McAlIen
was a member of the senior class
basketball team which won the in
,er-claSS title this week The som |