Howard Payne College - Lasso Yearbook (Brownwood, TX)

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ITHE l..AffO I FOREWORD To us, the Editors, has been granted the privilege of directing the composition of a book which we have endeavored to keep at the high standard set by the former Lasso editors. That we have in some measure succeeded in our endeavor is flue to the co-operation of the student body as a whole and a larger part of the faculty and friends of the College. Particularly we wish to thank Professor Cameron Marshall who put the entire resources of his artistic ability at the disposal of the Staff. We offer the 1920 Lasso for what it is worth. Read, and judge leniently. II92Ol 3

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ll, r VSV Q 4 lip ' ' lfv . DEDICATION This volume of the Lasso is dedi- 1 cated to our F riend-wise in council, prudent in action, candid in manner, V courteous in word and deed g a success 44 I ful educator, a man without guile. 7 L . 'mx' U X I ml V Y , gf V LDm.,L,-AI., INJIHWIS ' -'7 it H .r X Q N :H 'V wferh X e ' ix 4 ,W A , ji- Ez K f 0 x' 5 'ly KQV . . M X U T5 -1 X N 4. fl ll B