Howard Payne College - Lasso Yearbook (Brownwood, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 196 of the 1914 volume:

THE LASSO Published By SENIOR CLASS 19 14 HOWARD PAYNE COLLEGE Brownwood, Texas Vol. Ill Thomas H. Taylor DEDICATION In recognition of his faithfulness as a teacher, of his loyalty as a friend, and of his thoroughness as a ately dedicate this volume of the Lasso to Prof. Thomas H. Taylor, the member of the Faculty who has been with us the Greeting pens in the ink of exaggeration and g this volume; and now that it is fij Contents Hill Sunk fflbf iff iret ||jl The College I. Board of Directors II. Faculty III. The Alumni if Directors A.M., ib., 1878; Pastor at Corpus Christi, Texas Secretary of Foreign Mission Board. of Texas ' Baylor University; Pastor of the First Baptist ; President of Okla- Miss Else -M. Ti The Alumni Association imi IBook (Th? grottfr ||jj§| The Classes II. Junior III. Sophomore IV. Freshman and Underclassmen To Our Class Senior Class Motto: “Not Luck But Pluck.” Flo wee: White Carnation. Fall Ter Troy Brooks... Spring Te Frank Weedon ........ . Eva. Palmer............ .President .Secretary . President . Secretary . Secretary High School, '12; Cisco Sum- f A R Rochelle High School. '12: Club; Chief Fire Builder of 29 Junior Watchwords Truth! Honesty! Worth! 1. Sid Moffett 2. Velma Lindsey 3. Clint Lancaster 4. Doyle, Brooks 5. Zola McIntosh 6. Homer Tyre Herbert Miller Leila Allen Willard Taylor JUNIOR ROLL Ila Bettis Wayne Bowen Mabel McNeil Oscar King Horace Shelton Drula Brown Hugh McCoullough Jimmie Wombie O. K. Huddleston Willa May Robinson Blanch Priddy 3u iHrmnriam Miss Bess Page Hanks Died, Sept. 26, 1913 SOPHOMORE The Progressive Few WE THE SOPHOMORES OF 1913-1914 SHALL BE THE SOPHOMORES OF 1915-1916 The Sophomores First Row: John Dorsett, Russell Bennett, Sadie Stephens, Jesse Bettis, F. A. Tippen, Pauline Sanders, Henry Gibbs, Chas. Alexander. Second Row: Enoch Alexander, Fletcher Fischer, Myrtle Burk, Frank McCreary, FRESHMEN A® UNDER CLASSMEN. Officers of Freshman Class Roll of Freshmen and Underclassmen Fresh i H. P. C. Parade liil Bank Bfr Shirt |j| Department of Fine Arts I. Music II. .Expression III. Art IV. Domestic Science an nd Art Instructors in Piano Lei a Allen Mrs. Allie Coleman Pierce Instructor in Voice and Chorus Trainer Roll of Special Students in Voice Leila Allen Elva Baxter E. C. Brooks Fanny Burns Ruth Byrd Mrs. Harry Blair Mary Corley C. C. Cox Joe D uncum Fletcher Fischer Allie Guthrie Edna Woods Aylette Johnson Ruth Mims Blanch Priddy Corenne Ray Stella Rucker Ben Stewart Ben Shelton Mrs. Will Talbot Gladys Yeager Higgie’s Quartet Harpham, Higginbotham, Eggleston, Dunkum. Mixed Chorus Mrs. Pierce, (Instructor), Robert Fielder, Earle Pyle, Fletcher Fischer, Joe Fielder, Walter Higginbotham. Priddy, Eva Palmer, Lorena Westbrook, Mary Corley, Bessie Farmer, Stella Rucker. dele Ray, Violin Department Orchestra Expression Department Roll of Expression Students Drulle Brown Ben Breeding Estelle Grundy J. Heath Kate Hodge Irene Lacey Herbert Miller Mary Malone Luther McHan Ermine Parks T. K. Reid Horace Shelton Homer Tyre Willard Taylor J. M. Scott Jack Scott T. T. Walthen Wanda Witcher Roll of Art Students Frances Fay Edena May Carroll Stella French Vera Lane Ruth McCauley Vivian Lambert Beth Low Mrs. Robinette Mrs. F. E. Smith Mrs. O. E. Winebrenner Mrs. Allie Pierce Miss Gates Curtis Jennings Celia Low Domestic Art and Science Department Domestic Art ii is iiiiiiiimiif imi Partti imi Student Organizations L The Editing Staffs II. The Literary Societies III. The Students’ Council IV. Y. M. C. A. Cabinet V. Y. W. C. A. Cabinet VI. The Oratorical Association VII. The Ministerial Association VIII. The Clubs The Lasso Staff Monthly Staff 1. Robert Fielder—Asst. Editor-in-Chief. 4. Rouble Ellis—Locals and Personals. Theodoric Society Roll Theodoric and Irving Literary Society Officers IRVING SOCIETY OFFICERS 1 Howard Payne’s Cottage Home Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Curtis, Managers Theophilian Roll Theophilian and J. S. H. Literary Societies Homer Allen..................President Lois Neel..................President THEOPHILIAN SOCIETY OFFICERS 1. Homer Allen 3. Earl Pyle 5. Clenton Lancaster 2. Herman Everette 4. Harry Farmer 6. James Bumpus E 1 The Students’ Association The Y. M. and Y. W. C. A. Y. M. C. A. CABINET 1. Frank Weedon 2. Willard Taylor 3. Joe Fielder 4. William F. Haywood 1. Rouble Ellis 2. Eva Palmer 3. Maud Keith 4. Velma Lindsey Y. W. C. A. CABINET 5. Lorena Westbrook 9. Cleo McChristy 6. Mabel McNeil 10. Doris Pyle 8. Coreta Hutson 12. Lois Neel ORATORICAL ASSOCIATION 1. Homer Allen, President 4. Clinton Lancaster 6. Ben Shelton 2. Troy Brooks 5. Frank Weedon, Secre- 7. Harry Farmer 3. Oscar King tary 8. Robert Fielder 9. Joe Fielder Clubs The Pow-wow The Chas West Texas Trampers Zola McIntosh Edena May Carroll Archie Taylor, President. James B. Matlock, President. Edena May Carroll, Secretary. Bessie Farmer, Secretary. 87 M. E. T. Club 1. L. Nicholson 5. Farmer 10. C. Madden 2. B. Shelton 6. Robert Fielder 11. A. Bauchman 3. B. Tankersley 7. J. T. Smith 12. H. Allen 4. Green 8. Kenny 13. B. Tipton 9. H. Shelton D. F. Club Sweet Potato Nine w. B. H. M. F. Club Merle Watkins. Mabel McNeil Lightning Club ‘Ps. i Club Jimmik Wamble. SfELENA IIaLBF.I I-ORE X A Wf.STHK F.a’a Pai.mkh... Roibi.k F.i.i.is . . . .....Secretary C hief Beauty . . Model Girl .Official Spy ........... Pest Commercial Department Iffl Sunk ghf ffiftli mg] Athletics I. Young Women’s Athletics II. Young Men’s Athletics Football Basket Ball Baseball FOOT BALL Richardson, Baseball Coach Prof. Winebrenner, Business Manager MANAGERS OF ATHLETICS 1. Maud Keith, Girls’ Basket Ball 2. Frank Weedon, Tennis 3. Ben Shelton, Basket Ball 4. James Harpham, Baseball Young Women’s Athletic Lorena Westbrook, President Merle Watkins, Secretary YOUNG WOMEN’S ATHLETIC COUNCIL Miss Carrie 3. Lois Neel First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Girls’ Basket Ball Squad Edena May Carroll, Merle Watkins, Blanch Priddy, Wanda Witcher. Novella Richmond, Velma Lindsey, Carrie Gates (Coach), Pearl Poole, Maud Keith. Myrtle Burk, Lois Allen, Lucille Frizelle, Ellie Watkins (Captain). The Nine Worthies Zola McIntosh ............................................................President Lois Neel..................................................Secretary and Treasurer Ruth Mims Pauline Sanders Irene Lacey Sadie Stevens Gertrude Chambers Tyline Nanny Ila Bettis Senior Theodorics ‘Champions” YOUNG MEN’S ATHLETIC COUNCIL Professor Winebrenner, Faculty Member Football Squad Line-up Football Schedule for 1913 Ill fit: 112 Is.! I Winners of “H” in Basket Ball Basket Ball Schedule for 1914 Howard Payne. Track Winners of “H” in Baseball Burett Tipton, Third Base “Tip” is one of our last season men who won much fame. He has a good, sure wing on throw- ing to first base, is fast and always ready to receive the ball. He is not a long hitter, but is Jimmie Harpham, Captain, Left Field “Jeff” as captain and student manager of the team deserves much credit for the schedule that worked hard doing all in his power to have a win- ning team that his town and college may be proud of. He is one of the fastest out-fielders in the state, not saying anything about his ability as an infield player where he played until last season, Ray Lovelady, Center Field “Kelley” comes to us from Baylor University, where he learned the art of handling the pill in the fast, scientific way. He is a good batter, oponents awake or he will steal a base on them. He is full of humor and delights in coaching his Frank McCreary, First Base “Mac” has had a great deal of experience in playing baseball and holds a good reputation. He played first base on the Stamford College team when they had one of the fastest teams in team on batting and field work. He gets the ball, it matters not how it comes to him. H. P. C. Athletic Field look qftrg i txih ||| Literary Department I. Literary Productions II. 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AJ Z bSS h“™ .sSaffi-Sfi1 tpSIill rs™ School SJSt teipHtS -itSSSL? “ “L“” SSS S 'ar'”' STS .g Me� � d Yo'nng Women , 7j ss OXiXjETjL'JE s SKa£5£ SSSEK jt s� ran MJEat-SKS Our Ten Cc not a ttSL iis arsas’- ,OT the si§™ a- crH S“ iSrlr.i;; WlMmm «0Jt irtrK Sjr- Mdi”e - ’u“ta' “� —- p. « sssa ws as1 ta bs ‘- the — ”6:00 d”rine —1 h°”“ 1,1 lli n i J|Mf m ?Te Tffi! examination, yhy £tIzss ias Lup oa„nodZirZm‘S fZThVpS;?rBrJe °� ny ™e °‘ sSr' r .ESSassw— Glassy-Eyed Advertisemnts Do You Know the Value of an EDUCATION ? Don't discontinue your school work because your cash is scant j Many students in our employ make enough money during vacation to defray all their school year expenses j We have a place for every ambitious student WRITE US FOR INFORMATION The SOUTHWESTERN Co. ROOM 4, PRIMM BUILDING, WACO, TEXAS You Want Value for the Money You Spend It may be quality, service or dependability? it may mean several other things according to the way you look at it. To us value means all these things and an assurance that you will be satisfied absolutely. We have the exclusive sale on Eastman KODAK3 and Whitman's CANDIES. We solicit your mail orders. j j Renfro’s Drug Stores 206 Baker St. and Southern Hotel Bldg. BROWNWOOD :: TEXAS If You Would Save Money on Your Next Suit and Get the Best there is in Cleaning and Pressing Byron C. Guyer Southern Hotel Bldg. I Know the Students’ Wants Phone 60 The Brownwood National Bank The Bank of Steady Service Has the Largest Working Capital The Oldest Bank in Brown County. Your Business Will Be Appreciated. Stationery for all Purposes Greenwood PrintingCompany F. R. Smith Son the brim Unes known r P-,gDep1M«conJ,ononcin F. R. SMITH SON Howard Payne College He will cut and make you a suit here or order it, and will give you sat- isfaction. Our alteration, cleaning and pressing is the best in Brownwood. 'EMMETT EVANS Merchant Tailor 202 Baker Street Phone 154 TAKE A LOOK AT King’s Dry Goods Store BROWNWOOD, TEXAS We are after the business with low prices. Our stock is complete with New Goods. | Fancy Ice Creams and Ices The Alamo ManufacturingCo. Phone 99 Walker-Smith Company Pecan Valley Peanut Butter TAKE YOUR GIRL A BOX We Wish to han% the faculty and student body for the generous patronage given us dur- ing the years of 1913 and 1914. We are in- deed glad that many of you saw fit to consider our store your head- quarters during your stay here. Trusting you may spend a pleasant, as well as a prosperous vacation and hoping to have you with us again next year, we are Your friends, Hunter -Smith Grocery Company •Phones 465-466-485 Taylor Brothers Photographers Brownwood, Texas We Guarantee Satisfaction f THE PHOTOGRAPHS IN THIS BOOK ARE TAYLOR MADE How do you like them? We ; ire well pleased with m, and wish tc it body that we have er dealt with a sf boys than these in life. They h; ey on your art work. Th ;y have lived ct to the letter—and thei i some. Do you apprec date it? Well, we do. -Vhe Management Rogers The Store of Treasonable Merchandise At all seasons a large stock of representative merchandise; entirely sufficient to meet your every requirement Especially featuring Ready-to-wear garments for every member of the family; together with the largest display of millinery in this vicinity Apparel that is exclusive but not expensive The home of Hirsh-Wickwire, and Society Brand Clothes; Edwin Clapp, Tilt, and Reynolds’ Shoes This store offers you a stock that is standard throughout R. B. ROGERS Brotvntoood :: TEXAS Get thfc Best We wish to thank the Student Body of Howard Payne for their liberal patronage. Of course we understand that most of you are single as yet, but when you go back home tell your people that they can get as good as there is in the furniture line HERE. If you are finishing this year and aim to settle down in life, let us furnish that house for you. In addition to furniture we sell the VICTOR TALKING MACHINE. Make our place your headquarters when in Brownwood. The Empire Furniture Co. J. H. GROVE. Manager The'iANSCO Film latitude. It reproduces___________________ and gives unusual depth and clearness. Try Ansco Film and print your n Cyko Paper. You will have softer, moi and truer pictures. TBE CAMP-BELL DRUG CO. Use Our Parcels Post :'Department JtteltioTlna win be InLa ith uTIs “ Everything for the home and farm” Looney Mercantile Company’s S. 'Boyson’s ? ' If it is a tooth question Let us solve it for you. Bell Dental Co. Mclnnis Son j. F. McLeskey If5 sSsSfiS Dental Notice T. F. NANNY, Dentist Peek's Hall Music Co. High Gradc PUpo. ,nd Player Tailor Made Clothes While you are in Brownwood Gias. M. Ratliff go to 105 East Broadway lor Wliolual. and Retail Dealer m FIRST CLASS BARBER Fresh Meats WORK Phone 273 and 274 Come to see us and be WEST SIDE SQUARE D. M. COWART, Prop. w:„±X'm BROWNWOOD Ed. Selvidge Knows how to Run a Laundry have enough work for two laundries. Students, give them your work PHONE 13 George Kill Will A. Bell Kidd ■ Bell LAND AND INSURANCE No Trouble to Show Property Brownwood, Texas PHONE 63 J. H. Staton The Home of Good Things to Eat Phones 393-372 215 Center Arenae BROWNWOOD, TEXAS Come Again Bring Your Want List to My Store Balkan Blouses Muslin Underwear Embroideries Laces Ladies’ Hats Corsets Kid Glores Silk Hose Burt Norwood's Years of Experience Grocery Business Enables me to give my customers-tbe best service, perior quality of merchan- dise at the lowest prices. II you are not one of my customers, why not? John F. Wilson 207 W. Broadway Phone 88 HARDWARE and Implements Vehicles Stoves Furniture L. N. NEEL S. W. Cor. Square, Brownwood, Tex. The Sanitary BarberShop 106 Center Avenue E, L. Baugh, Proprietor Phone 112 Tlie most modern, up-to-date and strictly sanitary barber shop in Brownwood. Our equipments electrical, our accom- modations above the ordinary, our service excellent, every courtesy extended individually. Give us a call and we will please you. Manicuring Music Gaither Buck Brownwood’s Leading TAILORS ro We Cater Especially to the College Student Best Equipped Cleaning Plant in Middle Texas THIS SPACE BELONGS TO Austin MM Grain Co. BR0WNW00D, TEXAS % They Sell Grain and its Products and Fuel J. W. Jennings Dry Goods Red Cross Skoes for Ladies, $3.50, $4.00, $5.00 Eelipse Skoes for Men, $3.50, $4.00, $5.00 Brownwood, Texas Norwood Brothers Barkers Call Again - We are Baptist GUARANTEED HOSIERY Racine Hosiery direct from tire their special agent MARCUS E. PITTMAN H. P. C. Students will never forget A. W. GORDON JOHN BARBER S invites you to visit his BARBER SHOP Sanitary BARBER SHOP!! JOHN BARBER invitation BAKER STREET EAST BROADWAY The Central Messenger HE paper that is representing Howard Payne College over this territory in such a noble fashion, showed remarkable growth during its first year. It goes into nearly all the Baptist homes of Central West Texas and is equipped with a printing plant which is at present not equalled by any Baptist paper in Texas or adjoining states. It has a high speed cylinder press to handle the paper and smaller presses and all other necessary equipment to handle all kinds of job printing. The paper, with its editor, Mr. W. T. Curtis, going over this territory, is doing a great work in the cause of education. The paper with its plant occupies the entire upper floor of the Trent building in the heart of the business district of Brownwood, and is an institution of which we all are proud. THE END th Electric City Engraving Co. B U F FALO. N.Y. WE MADE THE ENGRAVINGS FOR THIS BOOK.