Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-21


F~orty-two 1880 graduates Of Edin-
burg high school have enrolled In
the freshman class OF EdinburT col
lege todate, according to Miss Rig
NOR Leffland. registrar. This num-
per represents approximately one
half Of last school terms senior
class.
The list Of enrolling freshmen Is
as follows: Hancell Abney, Stella
Balenger, John Barnum. Grace
Biggerstaff. Raymond Borroum.
Mary Catherine Bowe, Edward
Brown, Marie Carlson, Lydia Cham
pion, Tommie Champion. Edna
Earle Crowder. Catherine Edwards.
Dora Flogstad. Santiago Cara.
Lorayne Harper, Brooks Holt. Her
bert Hooks, Harmon Kolb. Myra
Looney, Robert Looney, Maurice
Marshall. Allene Martin. Alline Ma
thews, Lillian Melcher. Catherine
Montgomery. Jewel Morse, Alfred
Ochoa, Mildred Peet, Nell Ponder.
Edwin Reimer, Robert Rumble, Eliz-
abeth Sherman. Frank Slaughter,
Robert Smith. Gladys Smith. Char
lotte Stephens, Mildred Unzicker,
Juan de Ia Vina. Tollie weathersby.
Doris Woods, Josie Wright, and Fred
wager.
Only five local graduates have sig
nified their attention of attending
upstate institutions OF learning, &C.
cording 10 Miss Leffland. although II
Is expected that more than that
number viii go off to school. These
five are Laura Lou Bryan, who viii
enter San Marcos Teachers college;
Eda Kusel, who will enroll In In
carnate Word college. San Antonio:
Gordon Mcintyre, who has entered
Texas Christian university: May
Belle Watson, who Is attending Our
Lady of the Lake college IN San
Antonio, and Gordon Wright, who
will enroll at A. a. M. college.
A total Of Is students who attend
ed Edinburg college for two years
are to enroll In institutions OF
higher learning this school term.
This number includes j. r. Abrego,
Paul w. Carter, Margaret Crowell,
Velma Farr. I. S. Hada, Mary Hea-
cock, Claude Hocott. Fred Horner.
Eugene Noser. Joseph NoSer. Walter
Noser, Edward Stapleton, and Erpt
Thigpin, who are to attend the Uni
versity OF Texas: Ralph Hamrie, II.
<. McCombs, Charles Rumble. and
Folk Weaver, who have Transcribed
TO Southwestern university: Nettie
Tiffin and Elaine Watcher, to the
Texas College Of Arts and Industries.
Kingsville: Dale Tell, University OF
Oklahoma: Eunice Horner. G. ]. A.,
at Denton; Hunley Slaughter, Uni
versity Of Alabama, and j. III. Ste
phenson, Southern Methodist uni
versity.
Edinburg college now has a total
enrolment Of 1877, OF which num-
Der 80 students are candidates for
graduation from the sophomore
class. Twenty-eight graduates OF
Valley high schools, not including
local graduates, have enrolled In
freshman class. These are Alton
Archer. Betty Fleming, Dorothy
Ford. Juanita Griffin, Elva Muslck,
joyce Schmidt, Ruth Smith ana
Martha williams, OF Weslaco; LOU
Use Crawford, Harriet Doffing. Ma
thaniel Meeker, Edna Lee Flatt,
Carmen Saldana, and Dalton VIII
tenburg, Of Pharr-San Juan; Anna
Louise Borman, Margaret Ellis. VIII
liam Kunze and Louise Lane. o.
Sharyland; Marjorie Dean, Nelle
Francis, Evangeline Guerra, Ropert
Henderson, Wayne Hollenneck, To
mer Ramsey and Margaret Peter
son, Of McAllen. Anna Fay Butter
and Ernest Holstead OF MISSION;
Virginia VIM, of Mercedes, and
Reuben Trevino, OF Hidalgo.
MRS. STATHAM
HOSTESS
Mrs. "A. c. Statham was hostess 70
the Aztec Bridge club at her nome
Wednesday evening. Roses were
used in the decorative scheme, ~
matching tints were used In the
bridge accessories. The games.
which were started with q sealed
hand, resulted in Mrs. McWhorter
being awarded the high ct prize