Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-14

versities Of the State OF Texas and
other states. Thirty-three per cent
OF the entire graduating class Of
the Pharr-San Juan-Alamo high
school Of 1880 are planning to 90
to college.
A partial list OF those IN the
community who are departing In
the near future for the respective
colleges and universities include:
Bernice DreibelbIs left this week
for the University Of Wisconsin
where she will enter as a freshman:
Muryl James, Harriet Doffing Edna
Lee Platt, Mary Virginia Platt.
Marvin Clark. and Dalton Witten-
burg are attending the Edinburr
college at Edinburg: Virginia Ogden
will resume her studies In the Uni
versity Of Baylor as a sophomore.
Robb Everhard is studying medl-
cine In Baylor Medical college az
Dallas as a first year student In
medicine.
Stanley Duckworth and Hubert
Travis are leaving soon for Wax
ahachie. Texas TO enter the Trinity
University; Merlyn Johnson win
resume his studies IN the BAYLOR
University at Waco: Hal McCombs
Donald Van Dressar, Dalton Var
Dressar are planning to 90 tc
southwestern University at George
sown and will be classified as
juniors In that institution; Mis-
Mildred Reichert IS leaving soo-
Tor Boston, Mass, where she viii
enter the Boston Dramatic School
alisS Reichert Is a graduate OF tho
College Of Industrial Arts OF Den
on where she made a high re. {
IS a student and afterwards rep
cs1nted the College in a very i'm
-tant capacity.
Clifton Epps, Jr., will enter the
cacher's College in Musburro, Tex
'ere he will be a junior: Miss
ti Johnson Is departing soon 10
IN. where she viii enter the
aglor College; Walter Noser, Ell
re Noser. Joe Noser, Heller
Goldberg. Ruth Vernon, Marvin
Downs. Imogen9 Holdridge. Victor
1ormier. and Lucille Smith viii
Cursue studies In the University o.
Texas at Austin: Jack Anderson ex
1ects to enter the Brownsville
Junior College: Ruby Motley vii
'nter the Kidd-Key College a.
Sherman where she will enroll in
The Music Conservatory OF that
school.
Bernice Skeans Is studying In
Baylor College at Bolton this year
Thelma Slocum Is leaving this week
r Nashville. Tenn. where she viii
n q student at Ward Belmont
iool: Lauro Montalvo will con-
y his work in the Medical COL
Re at Galveston and will be clas-
tied as a junior this year: Norris
NelSo Is leaving in q few DAYS for
Oklahoma City where he will re-
sumo study In the school pharmacy.
Virginia Ridpath has left for Den
on. Texas where she will enter the
College OF Industrial Arts: Cornelis
City IS attending the Business Col
lege at McAllen.
WesIaco
Students leaving here for their
various colleges are:
Misses Pauline McCalip, Baylor
College at Bolton; Jewell Watson.
Simmons University at Abilene:
Kathryne Stolz. Westmoreland Col
leEe at San Antonio: Mary Jane
Yates, Oklahoma University at
Oklahoma City; Priscilla Wade and
Bonnie Watson, Baylor College at
Bolton. and Marjory Hart, Baylor
at Waco.
Wilburn Montgomery. Sulross
College at Alpine; j. c. Pike, Leo
Davis, Wayne Andrews and Wood
row Gound at Baylor at Waco:
Fields Hampton, Texas University
at Austin; Boynton Martin and
Miller Jordon. Southwestern Uni
versity at Georgetown: Jimmie
Kirgan, Riverside Military Academy
at GAINESVILLE, Ca: Glenn Fleming
and Virgil Lehman, Drawns Com
mercial College at San Antonio.
Dea Board. Southwestern Univer-
sity at Georgetown: Thomas New
ton. Oklahoma University, at Okla
homa City: Rowland BlackelI, st.
Edwards at Austin and Arland
King, Southwestern State Teachers
College at San Marcos.
Raymonivill
With the opening OF the various
colleges and Universities OF the
country, Raymondville will have
quite an exodus OF the younger set.
who win leave within the next few
to enter their chosen colleges and
universities throughout the south.
The State University will be the
mecca for the largest number of