Daniel Baker College - The Trail Yearbook (Brownwood, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 196 of the 1948 volume:

THE TRAIL 1141 Gv© PUBLISHED BY STUDENT PUBLICATIONS DANIEL BAKER COLLEGE or SOVTHWESTILRH UNIVERSITY G £a itor Stanley Burnham Bus! ness Manage - (Tack Allen Pho tO 9 GibbonsSrv,;+W Studio ADMINISTRATION BUILDING vhi To Dr. SAMUEL BERNARD THOMPSON In admiration of his superior scholarship and dignity of manner, in appre- ciation of his influence upon the development of high standards in Daniel Baker College, and of his understanding and invaluable cour sel, we dedicate this, The 1948 Trail. ORDER OF BOOKS COLLEGE ADMINISTRATION CLASSES FAVORITES S. R. COGGIN MEMORIAL CHAPEL WOMEN'S BUILDING Christmas Was Fun SCIENCE BUILDING No Doubt! MEN'S DORMITORY Go Ahead and Open It, Coach STUDENT UNION BUILDING CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH AUSTIN AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH I. N. R. SCORE A.B., B.D., Th.D., D.D., LL.D. President of the University William Carrington Fine A.B., S.T.B., Th.M., Ph.D. Administrative Assistan I. J. McCook D.S.C. Manager of University IRENE ADAMS TRAPP, Regent B.S., A.B., A.M., Litt.D. Professor and Head of the Department of Education Freddye Faye Thompson Matron of Dormitory Merle Lee Assistant Manager of Bookstore Willie K. Turner Assistant to Registrar RAY BARNETT President MARY ELLEN WINN Secretary STUDENT SENATE The Senate is the governing board of the student's association. Its membership is made up of representa- tives from each class. It is the duty of the Senate to nominate candidates for school elections, to encour- age school spirit, and to perform the various other duties of a governing board. JOHN R. CARRUTH Faculty Sponsor BRYAN MORROW TERRY DUNSWORTH DELL RAY THOMAS Presentation of picture of Mrs. Susan Mary Smith McClelland, wife of Dr. B. T. McClelland, founder of Daniel Baker College, to the new McClelland Library. Pictured is their son, Dr. C. W. McClelland, member of the college faculty, their granddaughter, Miss Mary McClelland, Daniel Baker Senior, and their grandson. Tommy McClelland, Daniel Baker Student, with Mrs. J. W. Trapp, regent of the college. SENIOR VIRGINIA FORSON Brown wood, Texas B.A. June 49 Major: Home Economics Minor: Education Delta Beta Chi - Reporter '48 Varsity Players Secretary '47-'48 Home Economics Club Secretary '47-'48 S. C. A. Press Club DOROTHY GLEATON Brown wood, Texas B.A. June '49 Major: Education Minor: Spanish Coggin Society WILEY D. HOLLAND Brownwood, Texas B. A. June '48 Major: Spanish Minor: Education Spanish Club President '46-'47 Reporter '47-'48 mary h. McClelland Brownwood, Texas B.A. June '48 Major: History Minor: English S. O. S. Sorority '39 S. C. A. '39-'41 Collegian Staff '46-'47 Choral Club 39-'41 EUGENIA NEELEY Brownwood, Texas B.A. February '49 Major: Education Minor: Speech Delta Beta Chi Varsity Players WILLIAM ACHOR Brownwood, Texas B.A. February '49 Major: History Minor: Education JACK ALLEN Gustine, Texas B.A. June '48 Major: History Minor: Education Veterans Club '47 President of A. O. F. '48 Business Manager of The Trail '48 Varsity Players '47 Spanish Club '47, '48 Assistant Coach '48 MARIAN IRENE CONNELLY Brownwood, Texas B. A. June '49 Major: Mathematics Minor: Education, Psychology, Art Secretary of Junior Class '47 Press Club, Secretary Collegian Staff '48 Who's Who '48 CARROL BUTLER Brownwood, Texas B. S. June '49 Major: Agriculture Minor: Forestry WILLIAM F. COX Coleman, Texas B. S. August '48 Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry BOBBYE NEWTON Brownwood, Texas B.A. February '49 Minor: Education Major: Home Economics Home Economics Club Choral Club Delta Beta Chi Vice-President '48 S. C. A. '47-’48 Spanish Club MARTY SNYDER Brownwood, Texas B.A. February '49 Coggin Society President ’47 HAROLD D. PURDY Richland Springs, Texas B.A. August '48 Major: History Minor: Spanish Reporter of Sophomore Class '45 Varsity Players NELDA SESSIONS Brownwood, Texas B.S. February '49 Major: Home Economics Minor: Science Reporter of Senior Class '47-'48 Student Senate Collegian Staff Coggin Society Reporter '46-'47 Vice-President '47-'48 Sweetheart A.O.F. '45 Varsity Players ROBERT GIBBINS Brownwood, Texas MAGILENE PIERCE Bakersfield, Texas FIELDING T. POPE Brownwood, Texas SOPHOMORE DELL RAY THOMAS CLASS Arthur Gregory Brown wood, Texas Charles R. Goff Brown wood, Texas Betty Griggs Brownwood, Texas Herschel K. Herrington Hempstead, Texas Paul Winston Hill Rising Star, Texas John W. Haynes Brownwood, Texas Howard Hooper Brownwood,- Texas Dwight McDaniel San Saba, Texas Laymon O. Newton Brownwood, Texas lack Nichols Brownwood, Texas Fred B. Oakes Santa Anna, Texas lane Overby Santa Anna, Texas James Ray Parker Brownwood, Texas Mrs. Wayne Parsons Comanche, Texas Glen Patterson Brownwood, Texas Roger Wooldridge Brownwood, Texas FRESHMAN CLASS A „ KENNETH L. BOYD Brownwood, Texas BILL BURCH Quanah, Texas EDGAR CHAPMAN Brownwood, Texa BILLY BAKER Brownwood, Texas LOUIS BOYNTON Quanah, Texas BILLY COGGIN Brown wood, Texas G. R. COKER Brownwood, Texas WAYNE COLVIN Brownwood, Texas GEORGE DAY Brownwood, Texas FOY DICKINSON Brownwood, Texas ERNELL EARLY Brownwood, Texas CURTIS FARRIS Rochelle, Texas JAMES GALLOWAY May, Texas PHIL GERMANY JAMES GILLEY San Angelo, Texas CHARLES HADDERTON Brownwood, Texas CHESTER HARRAL Houston, Texas SUE GUYER Bangs, Texas ANNA BELLE HARRALL Cross Plains, Texas JAMES HERRING Brownwood, Texas HENRY KLINGER Wendelin, Illinois BILL LAMBERT Brown wood, Texas BYRLENE LAWLESS Comanche, Texas JAMES KNAPP Temple, Texas JOE LANKFORD Brownwood, Texas EARL LONG Brownwood, Texas CLINT HONNOL Brown wood, Texas BOYD HUNT Goldthwaite, Texas LEROY EARL JONES Brown wood, Texas JENNINGS HERRINGTON Brownwood, Texas LLOYD HUFF Miami, Oklahoma GORDEN IVEY Marshall, Texas TRUMAN MANWITZ Priddy, Texas JACK MARABLE Brownwood, Texas ROY BRYAN MATHEWS Bangs, Texas WILLIAM MAYBEE Gonzallas, Texas ARCHIE McCLESKEY Midland, Texas TYLENE McQUEEN Brownwood, Texas BILLY MICHAEL May, Texas ALFRED NIEMANN Priddy, Texas WAYNE PARSONS Echo, Texas ALVIN OHELKE Garland, Texas BETTY JEAN OLIVER Brown wood, Texas DUANE PATTERSON Nelsonville, Ohio WANDA PATTERSON Byrds, Texas J. FRED PERRY Bangs, Texas LEWIS E. RAY, JR. Brown wood, Texas JOHN RICHARDSON Purmelo, Texas JOHN SHANNON Brownwood, Texas BOBBY RAY SNIPES Brownwood, Texas JOE W. STEWART Brownwood, Texas VERA TAYLOR Brownwood, Texas JACK STARNES Brownwood, Texas ERNELL STEHLE Winters, Texas WILLIAM H. STEWART Opp, Alabama H. B. TAYLOR Brownwood, Texas CHESTER TOBEY Brownwood, Texas RAY TODD Albany, Texas TONY WALKER Brownwood, Texas DAVID WILSON Gainesville, Texas B. J. VARDEMAN Bangs,. Texas JACK SMITH WOOD Brownwood, Texas PRYOR WYNN Garland, Texas JAMES WHITELEY Bangs, Texas LLOYD WISEMAN Garland, Texas s Go Western D. B. C. Parade and Hay Ride JAMBOREE HILL-BILLIE FAVORITES WANDA. WiLHEfcM !Mp9 :Poipi Iqr 3W. lUpjiU jtiL: Ji WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES 1947-'48 Edition A secret faculty committee selects these members each year from students of Junior and Senior standing, considering outstanding effort and accomplish- ment in academic work, extracurricular activities and service to the school. Later during the school year certificate awards were awarded. Each year WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES recognizes students from almost 600 colleges and universities in the United States and Canada. MRS. HELEN POST WRIGHT BAKER CONGER Goqcfm Gaciettf The Coggin Society was organized on the campus of Daniel Baker College in 1911, and was named in memory of our benefactor, S. R. Coggin. The purpose of this organization is to support the Alma Mater in all worthy causes. It is the sister organization of the B Associa- Membership in the Coggin Society is con- fined to girls who are upper classmen. Any freshman girl must be acceptable to all of the active members of the Society in order to be pledged. Those girls who pledge the society are on probation for one year at the end of which time, they may be accepted into active membership. Social activities for the year 1947-48 have been numerous with each being a big success. The year was started out with a GSt Acquaint- ed Tea in the home of Nelda Sessions. Initia- tion of pledges was held in the home of Marty Snyder and a Christmas party was held at the home of pledge Vera Taylor. The annual Ban- quet for the football boys sponsored by the Society was followed by an all-student dance. The year was rounded out in fine shape by a Slumber Party for members of the Society at the Snyder cabin on Lake Brownwood, and the annual picnic at Lake Brownwood. ACTIVES Jane Overby President Nelda Sessions Vice-President Dorothy Clements Secretary Annetta Mauldin Treasurer Betty Ellis Reporter Cora Lou Lambert Marty Snyder PLEDGES MARY ELLEN WINN VERA TAYLOR SUE GUYER Abella feeta NELL BLEDSOE MARY SUE FOREHAND ZELL BLEDSOE BETTY LINDSEY MARILYN WILHEI EUGENIA NEELY TYLENE McQUEEN GLORIA ANDERSON BETTY OLIVER ALMA COATS 4 KATHRYN BOOHER PATSY CAVENAUGH BETTY ELLIS ANNA BELLE HARRELL D A M E FREDDYE FAYE THOMPSON S NITA RUTH HICKS BYRLENE LAWLESS NOVELLE McCLELLAN JANE OVERBY MURL PEPPER WANDA WILHELM FAYE GOSS VIRGINIA FORSON MISS MABEL EUBANK HOME ECONOMICS CLUB President, MURL PEPPER Vice-President, CORA LOU LAMBERT Secretary, VIRGINIA FORSON Treasurer, FAYE GOSS Reporter, WANDA WILHELM Sponsor, MISS MABEL EUBANK ERNELL EARLY ANNETTE MAULDIN BOBBYE NEWTON 3t Box Supper to Home Economics Club VETS CLUB Jack McCulley President W. A. McBurnett Vice-President Wade Hunt Secretary- Jack Mooney Treasurer Wray Post Publicity Director JOE ALLEN ADAMS GARLAND FRIX JOE LANKFORD MILTON COX J. A. HERRING BILL LAMBERT JACK CARSWELL JAMES J. JONES EARL LONG BAKER CONGER WALTER RAY JONES tommy McClelland ROY ELMS LEROY JONES JACK McCULLEY BAKER CONGER DUB DILLINGHAM ZANE ELLETT GARLAN FRIX DELL RAY THOMAS STANLEY BURNHAM ED CANTWELL FOY DICKINSON KENNETH DISMUKE ALVIN OEHLKE DON ROWLAND CHESTER TOBEY RAY TODD BUDDY WILDER JIM WILDER JAMES WILLINGHAM ROSS WILSON PRYOR WYNN LLOYD WISEMAN JACK WOODS DANIEL BAKER CHORUS Under Direction of Miss Roxie Hagopian SHERRON T. LEE President WILEY HOLLAND Reporter WILLIAM ANDERSON Vice-President MARILYN WILHELM Secretary-Treasurer MRS. HORN Sponsor NITA RUTH HICKS KATHY KING BYRLENE LAWLESS BRYAN MORROW PAT McCLATCHEY NOVELLE McCLELLAN JAMES WILLINGHAM C. A. MANGHAM President WAYNE PARSONS Vice-President WANDA WILHELM Secretary-T reasurer VIRGINIA FORSON Reporter STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION J. R. CARRUTH Sponsor S. B. THOMPSON Sponsor FAYE GOSS CHARLES HADDERTON ARCHIE McCLESKEY NITA RUTH HICKS BOBBYE NEWTON ANNETTA MAULDIN novelle McClellan BETTY WHITE CHESTER TOBEY VIRGINIA FORSON Prieii MARILYN WILHELM i I t ■ X % - % 0 I 4 - IQ SO Coach Chester Weidman Daniel Baker College Athletic Director Coach Weidman came to Daniel Baker College last spring, and since then has been busily engaged revising athletics. When Coach Weidman's freshman team took the field this fall, it was the first time Daniel Baker had been represented on the gridiron since 1941. Likeable and highly respected by all those who have worked under him is our Coach Cotton Weidman. Jack Allen Line Coach Hue Ben Student Ma Ray 1 Baker Conger Quarterback Hamilton, Texas James Willingham Guard Stephenville, Texas Jack Woods Tackle ownwood, Texa: Pryor Winn End Garland, Texas David Wilson End Gainesville, Texc George Day Center Brownwood, Texas Daniel Baker Hill Billies, playing their first football game since 1941, ran roughshod over a Panhandle A. M. team from Okla- homa by a score of 26 to 0. Sparked by tall, lanky Bill Lambert, right end, the Billies scored midway in the first quarter when Lambert took the ball on an end around play for ten yards and the marker. Lambert sent the ball through the uprights for the extra point. The Billies caught fire in the third quarter when Lambert again took the ball on a 25 yard pass play from Conger and scored. A few minutes later Lambert again took a beautiful pass from Kenneth Dismuke for a 41 yard touchdown. Kenneth Dismuke made a touchdown after a long drive and the Billies capped the game 26 to 0. Outweighed more than 18 pounds per man on the line the fighting Hill Billies were blanked by a score of 27 to 0 by the Sul Ross Lobos. Thouqh the Billies showed lots of fight and spunk, it was just too much for them Outstanding on the Billies lineup were Kenneth Dismuke and his brilliant fullback play, Foy Dickinson with more brilliant fullback play. Bill Lambert at end, and Jerry Hamrick at center. All Billies were in there fighting and holding up the Baker spirit. The underdog Hill Billies unleached a surprise attack down in Houston to surge ahead 12 to nothing in the first quarter against the University of Houston. The brilliant running and driving of Foy Dickinson and Corky Watkins racked up the two touch- downs. All the Billie linemen played outstanding ball before succumbing to a 35 to 12 drubbing. The Billies can be com- mended for their outstanding spirit and play. Ross Wilson made several beautiful passes during the game and Jerry Hamrick and Roger MacMenamy displayed beautiful defense work. Playing one of the longest drawn out football games ever unreeled at Lion Stadium, The Trinity University Tigers of San Antonio unleashed a devastating and rough ground attack to completely overwhelm the Hill Billies by a score of 64 to 7. The hard-fighting Hill Billies never gave up as was proved in the last quarter when little Baker Conger, Billie quarterback let go of a beautiful 47 yard pass to John Applewhite who trudged across the line with four men on his back. It was in this game that the Billies lost their very valuable player, Foy Dickinson. Foy received a bad knee injury in the first period which kept him from the lineup for the rest of the season. • V Again the Hill Billies went down fighting a superior team by getting trimmed by the Southwestern Pirates 25 to 0. The Billies again had that never say die spirit with them. Bill Lambert was put in the Billie backfield in this game and turned in a nice game. Lloyd Wiseman's brilliant line play helped the Billies tremen- dously. Jimmy Wilder, in his first game of the season, smeared one of the Pirates for a twelve yard loss on the first play. Coming out ahead in everything but the score Daniel Baker dropped a hard fought decision to Brooke Army Medical Center. The final score was 12 to 7. DBC rolled up 11 first downs against  e ArmJs ant picked up 159 yards rushing against the Arrays 27 Bakers score came on a pass from Conger to Lambert, after Burnham recovered a Brooke fumble and returned it 20 yards to the Comets' fifteen. Lambert kicked the extra point after taking Conger's pass for the touchdown and the scoring was over for the night, with the Billies trailing 12 to 7. In the backfield, Burnham and Todd played a brilliant defensive game, while on the line Chester Tobey turned in a fine performance and recovered two of the Comets' four fumbles. The final game of the season showed the Billies in their old form as they ran rampant over the East Texas Baptist by a score of 22 to 0. Five hundred shivering fans saw the last game of ' i for the Billies. Ross Wilson passed two beautiful ' ' touchdowns. Chester Tobey and returned them for r CONFERENCE RECORD Daniel Baker 36 31 San Angelo Jr. College Trinity U. 42 68 47 St. Mary's 65 49 Brooke Army M. C. 67 Daniel Baker 29 John Tarleton 39 39 St. Edward's 51 Daniel Baker 29 John Tarleton 44 Daniel Baker 45 San Angelo Jr. College 54 Daniel Baker 33 Daniel Baker 48 Daniel Baker 32 Daniel Baker 40 Daniel Baker 34 Daniel Baker 39 44 42 Daniel Baker Daniel Baker Coach Chester Wei Bill Franklin Bill Lambert Bobby Reese Bill Powers Stanley Burnham Pryor Winn Elmer Thompson George Day Jimmy Wilder Carroll Tatom Hue Ben Ray Chester Tobey Ross Wilson Edward Cantwell Charles Cole Buddy Wilder Wayne Colvin Billy Coggin ...Blanket Brown wood Brownwood Blanket San Saba Garland ___Diboll Brownwood Brownwood Putnam Zepher Brownwood Brownwood Brownwood Brownwood Brownwood Brownwood Brownwood Billies take on the Plowboys Thompson makes 2 Daniel Baker 29 Tarleton 39 Daniel Baker's cagers started the season rather slowly this year. Lack of experience was one of the chief reasons for the Billies poor showing during the season. Of the twelve men on the squad .none had ever played in collegiate competition. Toward the end of the season the team hit its stride and the scoring was high. With this noted improvement, and the added experience of playing together Daniel Baker has high hopes iTHE COLLEGIAN ?FSew aS J«esday .«£ . P$=S 353 Co«fcjction On Student Union non un aiuaeni union h j _, a fnortantin “ -- fc1 -- :- b Nnr vui w [S5|“larl«jj Hill Billies Card Two Ganw Assis JANE OVERBY Typist PRYOR WYNN Art Editor CORA LOU LAMBERT Typist dwight McDaniel Snapshot Editor BAKER CONGER Copy Editor COLLEGIAN DOROTHY CLEMENTS Fashion Editor novelle McClellan Reporter )• -ri k JUiWuillD - Hr CAMPUS LIFE President of D. B. C. Ex-Students HI  WHITE FLYING SERVICE o ANTHONY PALAZZO ANTHONY PALAZZO FRANCES MAGNES FRANCES MAGNES WILLIAM MASSELOS Carey Lumber Co. Wm. P. Carey Lumber Company is one of Brownwood's oldest business institutions, and stands always ready to serve our citi- zens in the building lines. Burleson and Norman Gulf Service The Hillbilly Hangout You will always receive that big welcome whether you buy those. GOOD GULF products or not. This station specializes in washing and lubrication. They will take care of your car. 1017 Austin Ave. Call 4989 High School Drug The High School Drug is located on Austin Avenue, directly across from the High School. School supplies and confec- tions, as well as drugs, are offered. The management welcomes all students. Yellow Cab You will find Yellow Cabs standing ready, twenty-four hours a day, to serve Daniel Baker students. When you call 7475, you can be sure of your destination. McHorse Plumbing — Heating — Sheet Metal Work Home owned business built on reliable prompt service. Office at I 15 Mayes St. Brownwood call 7005. Pouncey Fixture Exchange Commercial Refrigeration For the best in commercial refrigeration see Pouncey Fixtures Exchange at 303 Broadway. Arrow Coach Lines New Buses Gives prompt courteous service in cen- tral Texas. See Arrow Coach lines for charter bus service. Office at 408 Fisk, Brownwood. Waisman's Located at the turn of Center Avenue. Waisman's feature nationally advertised lines, such as Stetson, Wilson Bros., B.V.D., Bostonian, Fortunes, Hobbies, Bates, and others. ___jPLUMBING HEATING __ m SHEET MrfAL WORK SB j Emison's Grocery Fancy foods and quality meats — a com- plete line of picnic supplies. 1500 Austin Avenue DeLuxe Cleaners Dyers We Back the Biflies One Day Pick-UP and Delivery When Requested Phone 5055 1605 Coggin White Flying Service Ask the boys who fly with White Flying Service about flight training for elective college credits instruction under the G. I. Bill. Cessna 120-140 — Scenic Rides and Palace Drug The crowd always Seems to find its way over to the Palace between classes for cokes and coffee. The reason: the people at the Palace are always ready to serve Baker. Southside Laundry — Cleaning Sou+hside Laundry and Dry Cleaners Welcomes Daniel Baker. Prompt and courteous service. 506 Austin Phone 2624 Adams Cleaners For fourteen years Mr. Adams has been a true friend and supporter of Daniel Baker College, and is backing her athletic pro- gram 100%. Adams' Cleaners is located one half block south of the campus. They specialize in hand finishing. Wall Bros. Leather Shop Most Daniel Baker students patronize our shop for repairs and hand made boots. Any leather goods made to order. Corner of Brown and Baker Street Your Exchange Offers a fine future to graduates and undergraduates. Watch us grow into the largest organization in Texas. Come in to see us at 108 West Anderson. Davis Floral For all of those special occasions when flowers are on the program, Davis Floral can be depended upon to find the best. We are happy to serve Daniel Baker. Ross Cleaners They'll press your pockets — but not rob them. Reasonable prices and neat, efficient work have made Ross Cleaners a popular tailor shop with Daniel Baker College stu- Levine's Brownwood's Newest Department Across the Square in Brownwood Joe Stalcup Pontiac Joe Stalcup, Daniel Baker ex, is always working for the interest of the college. He invites you to visit his establishment for demonstration of Pontiac 6 and 8V. Complete automotive service is offered. Timmins Insurance We provide insurance coverage on your home, furnishings, automobile, and life. You are invited to talk over your insurance prob- lems with us. Rosenberg's If it's quality vou are looking for, go no further than Gus J. Rosenberg's — men and boys store at 212 Center Ave. Southwestern Poultry Ass'n Brownwood's largest cooperative organ- ization, serving the retail stores of South- west, and providing a ready market for Brown County produce, helps Brownwood to grow. Brownwood Floral The Brownwood Floral Company can sup- ply your needs in the floral line. We also do landscaping work. On any occasion Say it with flowers. Weakley-Watson Centarl Texas' most modern hardware store is proud of its record of 70 years service in this area, and will always be ready to serve you in your hardware needs. McMinn - Winn Pharmacy — Prescription Specialists — Sickroom and Hospital Supplies — Cosmetics — Sundries 203 E. Baker Phone 4165 Banner Creamery Many years of service have established a favorite in Banner Products. We point with pride to Banner's Plant in Brownwood. Located at the Y on the Fort Worth Highway. Dickinson's Hardware The Dickinsons are loyal supporters of Daniel Baker. You will find evreything in the hardware line at Dickinson's Hardware Store. 108 Center Avenue Kirby Grocery The finest in staple groceries. Prompt delivery service.- We supply the Daniel Baker Women's Building with the best in foods. 801 3rd Street White Cab Safety, courteous, prompt service—serve well to describe White Cabs. Our cars are new. Call 7515. Wilkin's Boat Docks Mr. and Mrs. Wilkins welcome Daniel Baker students to their Boat docks. Boat rides, good food, picnic facilities offer good clean recreation. iKsai Nathan's Brownwood's Finest Jewelers Diamonds — Watches Silverware Radios — General Gifts 309 Center Avenue Phone 7575 Granda Furniture For the best in Furniture come to Brown- wood's newest Furniture establishment. 203 E. Lee Steve's Drive-In Ideal place to meet your friends as well 1800 Coggin Moore Printing Mr. Moore has been doing a marvelous job of printing for Daniel Baker's social groups. We point, with pride, to the Moore Printing Shop. The Brownnie Shop Glass wares of all types. Specializing in fiesta ware, novelties, crystal, and china. Visit the Brownie Shop when you are shopping for gifts that will always please. The Brownie Shop is located on the Fort Worth highway at the Y. Your friendly Renfro Drugstores are as near as your telephone. For fast, free de- livery of any item, call your nearest Renfro Drug. Four convienently located stores to serve you. Coca-Cola We point with pride to our Brownwood plant and equipment. You'll find the Pause that Refreshes conveniently located on the campus. 111! Worth JL, MUtCjr Learn to think of your fellow workers. They will appreciate your thoughfulness. Uli RUflCE ERCRRUIRG CO. SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES—Continued JUNIORS—Conti AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS • PAGE IN THE BOOK —Lewis Carlock