, 1935-03-31
Valley Students
At
u. of T.


Frances Grimsell Of San Benito.
kelsey Stuart Of Harrington. Gail
McDavitt Of Brownsville, Barbara
Todd Of Mercedes. Pearl Goodman
OF San Benito, Alice Tamm OF Har-
lingen, Beth Gregory Of Browns
vile. Catherine Pugsley OF San
Benito, Lillian Runyon, and Betty
Rockwell OF Brownsville we're among
the Valley girls VINO attended the
Junior Prom given Friday night IN
the Texas Union. The Junior Prom
ts the traditional all-girl dance
honoring senior women. From 9 I'M
I'll ! O'Clock the properly "tuxedoed"
girls escorted the JuSt-aS-properly-
dressed and corSaged girls and
danced 70 the music OF DuOcn Scheel
and his All University orchestra.
Under the direction OF Ann Bent
Il, president Of the hostess class. a
short Japanese floor show and a
grand march vas arranged. During
the evening Gail McDavitt OF
Brownsville and Genevieve Nc
Davitt gave an exhibition tango.
Janice Moeller OF WeSlaco has
pledged Alpha Xxi Delta according
70 an announcement issued by the
sorority. Helen Margaret Hanchely
o. San Benito Is a member OF the
Alpha x Delta sorority.
Charlotte Hinkley OF San Ben
ito who Is attending school at Our
Lady of the Lake College in San
Antonio was a weekend guest OF
Catherine Pugsley OF San Benlto
who is attending school at me Uni
versity OF Texas. Miss Pugsley re-
SIDES at Kirby Hall.
Gail BcDavitt OF Brownsville was
q guest Sunday for dinner at the
Kappa Alpha fraternity house.
Miss Catherine Pugsley OF San
Benito, student at the University OF
Texas, will represent san Benito at
the fourth annual cotton style show
and pageant at Texas A. d. NJ. Col
lege April S. The style show and
pageant will feature a series OF
tableaux depicting some OF the more
colorful stakes in the early history
OF cotton. All the ducheseS are X
pected TO appear in costumes or
cotton fabrics.
Gail McDavitt OF Brownsville was
one of the five high candidates IN
Mondays election from which the
Sweetheart OF the University will be
chosen. Tuesday the final vote was
Mast. but the votes will not be
Counted until the night Of present.
alton at the Roundup Revue ana
Ball. Friday, April ). in Greory
gymnasium.
Many honors await the girl who
is chose Sweetheart Of the Unive-s-
ity. Climaxing these honors is the
presentation OF the Sweetheart at
the Roundup Ball and Revue. The
I33 Cactus Bluebonnet Bellies will
parade across the stage; then will
come. one at a time. Sweethearts Of
the six other universities-thoSe in
the Southwestern Conference. Then
for q minute a hush ONE over the
huge audience in Gregory Gymnas-
ium. When the orchestra begins sc
play The Eyes OF Texas" a SPOT
light will be focused on the back
OF the stage. Into the spotlight will
walk the Sweetheart of the UNI
versity Of Texas.
Dinners, luncheons. and teas viii
be given in honor OF the campus
favorite and her four ducheSses.
Before the presentation all five will
ride in a special float in the ALI
University parade which will be-
gin at 4 o'clock Friday afternoon,
April 5.
Miss McDavitt is a member OF the
Pi Beta Phi sorority.
The vesper service at Kirby Hall
last Sunday at 5 O'Clock was a pro-
gram Of musical numbers by local
artists. Joyce Taylor. contralto.
sang Harker's Jerusalem" and
Charles Taylor. violinist. PLAYED the
Kreisler Arrangement of "Slavonic
Dance in z Minor" by Dorak.
Miss Hilda Widen sang "Spirate
Pur" by Donandy and Norwegian
Echo Song" by Throne. Helen
Margaret Hanchey OF San Benito.
director of the Wesley PLAYERS and
a member OF the staff Of the Texas
School of Fine Arts read excerpts
from The Philosophers Stone"
Reginald Curry sang "Where'er
You Walk" by Handel.
Valley girls at Kirby Hall are
Harriet Boyd OF Brownsville, Cath
crime Pugsey Of San Benito. Louise
Goforth of Brownsville. Ruth Reed
Of San Benito. Aline Henderson of
Brownsville. Mable Humble Of San
Benito. and Mary Margaret Fox Of
Brownsville.
Lanier Cox OF Harrington was part
of the University debate team that
debated with Florida University
Tuesday night in the Hogg Mem
orial Auditorium. The question for
debate was Resolved. That the
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence waser-
NY Treaty Should BE Adopted"
By invitation of Clyde Little
the Longhorn Band played
khe Texas Relays. Saturday.
80. Jimmy Russell. presi-
the advisory board an
Newman Ledbetter OF
ito is a member Of the
~Igaesments for spring in
TO Bolton on April 8.
and will give a con-
kfary Handin-B Baylor
khe coming annual
kpr the University
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