, 1935-02-24
Valley Students
u. Of T.
BY BETTY

ermer Of Brownsville. Willard John
dig OF Harrington. Estelle q. Vann
or Mercedes made a clear B aver
age.
Valley students included on the
J honor roll Of the College Of Engi-
neering were ]. N. Evans Of Edin-
burg. Charles Pugsley Of San Ben
ito, L. L. Van Berg OF Mercedes. w.
N. Wells Of Edinburg, B. NJ. Wat
son OF Brownsville, c. r. Van Berg
Of Mercedes and NJ. X. Witt Of Wes-
laco.
Fred Epps OF Edinburg was elect
ed seageant-at-arms Of the Fresh
man class In the College Of Engi-
neering at q meeting held last sun
day.
Alpha Tau Omega fraternity en-
tertained Sunday with q buffet sup
Der and dance at the fraternity
house. Gail McDavitt Of Browns
vile was a guest. Valley members Of
Alpha Tau Omega include Kermit
CrOmack, Henry Holland and John
Macintosh, all Of Brownsville.
ri Beta Phi sorority. OF which Gail
McDavitt OF Brownsville is an act
i've member, entertained the men,
bers Of the Phi Delta Theta fratern-
ity with an informal open house
Thursday night.
The Girls Glee club will give a
'poncert 20 Schreiner Institute Fri
day night, March Is. They are con-
sidering an invitation TO stop at
Fredericksburg 10 give a program
Saturday night. About 40 girls will
make the trip. Matte Belle Ross OF
Edinburg is a member OF the Glee
club.
Lanier Cox OF Harrington was
chosen as one Of two members Of
the Hogg Debate club to represent
the club In a debate with the de-
bate team Of the University OF
Houston. The question for debate is
Resolved: That the nations OF the
world should prohibit the interna-
.tional trade in ornaments"
Helen Margaret Hanchey Of San
Benito. assistant in the speech de-
partment Of the Texas School Of
Fine Arts. was the director Of the
play "Everyman," which was pres
ented by the Wesley Players Sunday
night in the Wesley Bible Chair
auditorium.
Scottish Rite Dormitory will hold
its annual spring formal April IL.
Mary Gladys Sterne. chairman OF
the house council, has announced.
Plans for an open house TO be held
some time before the formal we're
discussed at a meeting Of the coun-
ell. Outline for the Sardine, s. r. d.
Yearbook, was presented TO the
council. The book is to be issued
the last week In April.
Valley students residing at .. r.
ID. include Frances GrimSell OF San
Benito, Custer Yates Of Brownsville.
Kelsey Stuart Of Harrington, Gail
McDavitt Of Brownsville. Matte
Belle Ross OF Edinburg. Pearle
Goodman OF San Benito. AIDA Reed
OF Harlingen, and Betty Rockwell
Of Brownsville.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity
entertained with n formal dinner
dance nj the Austin Country club
FRIDAY night, honoring its "a pied
res. Judson Chidlow Of McAllen Is
n member OF Sigma Alpha Epsilon
fraternity.
Music was furnished by Phil Le-
want and his orchestra. The ball
room was decorated in the fratern-
ity colors, purple and gold. and the
fraternity crest was above the man.
tel piece.
Chris Dixie was elected president
OF the University chapter OF Young
Democrats, a national organization
Of young men which exists to pro-
mote progressive and better goven-
ment by conducting a lobby and by
backing suitable candidates for Of
flee.
BY common consent the state was
divided into nine representative dis
tricts, and students were elected TO
start. organization work in their
respective parts OF the state. Lanier
Cox OF Harlingen was elected TO
have charge ove Harrington and
vicinity.
The Latin American club met
Wednesday night in the Newman
club rooms The program committee
arranged for some well-kncwn Mex
lean dances and selections. ANAL
and Lillian Runyon Of Brownsville
are members Of the Newman club.
Clarence Stuermer OF Brownsville
was among the members OF Sigma
lots Epsilon. honorary business
management fraternity. and mem
berS Of the class in Production Man
nRement who visited the Austex-
Chill company and the Texas Quar-
rieS Monday to receive first hand
information and observations Of
methods and production problems.
"A genuine Texas motif VIII be
carried out with emphasis on the
cowboy idea" in this years Round
Up which will be held April s. 8 and
Y this year. Everyone has been re-
quested TO wear dress indicative Of
early Texas and the west.
General chairmen and division
leaders were elected at the meeting
Of the advisory committee Monday
afternoon. Presidents OF the various
Texas ex-stcdent clubs in towns over
the state will act as ce-chairmen
TO stimulate interest In the Round
Or and 70 head delegations TO the
University from different commun-
tiles.