Howard Payne College - Lasso Yearbook (Brownwood, TX)

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DEAN OF WOMEN Miss Eula Haskew has in the years she has been in Howard Payne College endeared herself in the hearts of all with whom she has come in contact. As Dean of Women she has always been an inspiration to those under her care as well as a competent advisor. They have found her patient and willing to help them with all their problems. Though outside of the department of English she has many responsibilities which consume much of her time, her work in the English department has been successful and efficient. In her relationship with the students she knows no individual but is giving not only of her knowledge in the subject which she teaches but is giving to those under her direction the lessons of life which will build Christian character into the lives of the men and women of the future. Regardless of the occasion Miss Haskew has always been able to cope with the situation and meet the problem squarely. With the members of the faculty she is a friend and councilor. She has established herself in the hearts of all who know Howard Payne College. Always shall those who come in contact with Howard Payne feel the spirit of the school in the life of Miss Haskew and she shall be their friend.

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DEAN OF MEN Mr. O. E. Winebrenner, Professor of Science in Howard Payne College, has proved himself a valuable asset to the institution. Mr. Winebrenner, the sympathetic advisor to the men about the school at heart. In his time here in the college he has contributed greatly to the school. He has built the department of science year by year and has added in the past the museum which he is improving constantly. He has assumed with grace the task of Chapel Attendances and has worked constantly on the improvement of the methods of handling which the school may rejoice. Although the department of science is a laborious task Mr. Wine- brenner finds time to take an active part in the Boy Scout work of the city as well as many other civic enterprises. In the Luncheon Clubs the townspeople.

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES