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Howard Payne College - Lasso Yearbook (Brownwood, TX)

 - Class of 1941

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Il ' i 1 Bernard Howard, Associate Editor I I is I i Joe Albertson, Business Manager 'i' IIEIIIUA I0 .... Because he has won our admiration hy his constant striving toward the fulfillment of Howard Payne irleals of manhood and W0l1l2i!llAlO0d .... Because it is our desire lhal he may i11 some small measure realize our appreciation for what he is doing .... and Because ofthe sincere. Christian devotion in his Jersonal life, f 1 We zledicalc Ihr, 194-l erlflion of lhe Lasso to DR. Z. T. HUFF UW CE IIAI L J 1 O O I I Probing into that llncmuqlln-ralvle n1ystc'fy of Yaturc whivh is CiLl4'11t'llPd 111115 lm dvsirv for larmwlm-cigv .... lwn- mf haw ss-11:'m'hr-cl fm' lrulll ilsvlf .... amd. in smm 1'llCE1SU1'C, found Imam-. M 3:1 3 MIM AIIIITUIIIUNI .... t 'The Minis .... t1'c-ast11'ah10 for the many expeiicfxlcvs wrt haw sharvtl . wlwther P913 rally. vom-Prt. chapel. Iwre W0 lime- he-Pu togvthe-1' ..,. and tugc-thei have wrought that whivh has captivated us all .... thv spirit of Howard Puyiw. HUWARII P Y E HALL .... Laughter .... evhoiug and re-echoing from these rooms .... music, gaiety. celebrations .... yes. and sorrows, too .... have made this a real home for Illilfly Howard Payne vo-eds .... who here have found .... peace .... and friendships . . . . and the ideals of womanhood. IIIHE ECI! 0ilIUS UIITTMHE . Cooking illlfl svwin . . amd il gn-al rival more. 100 . . . i'0lH1lillliUllSllip h 120911 valllzlblr' hcrn'-, il our co-eds haul ll'ill'1ll'd ilu' arl of l1OllI6lllLlkillQQ. G YM A .... The Howard Payne Mgyinw is dedicated to the principles of good sporlsinanship . . and fair play . . . . here we have eagerly watched many a contest of liasketlmll . . ping pong .... bLldH1iIll01'l . . and have developed our bodies along with our minds. 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We sincerely hope we have included an accurate glimpse into the campus organizationsg we want each athlete, ministerial student, and faculty member to find herein the highlights of our year together recorded-so that in the future this will Colne to mean a re-awakening of the memories created in 1941. Our goal has been to make this a book that you will like now, and in time come to trcasureg our greatest pos- sible reward lies in the fulfillment of this goal. CLIFTON TENN1soN LILLIE B. LANDUA EXECLITIVES PIIESIIIE T 'l'll0iIAS H. 'l'itYLOIl To the Class of 1911 : These arf- Clianging time-s requiring the lies! in citizenship and patriotisinz my opinion of the students of the Class of l9lfl is of the very liest. They will tw almlc to Cope with tht- future for they haw proved tliexiiselyes in the past. fil'ilCll,l3tllJll is a time of saflness to some. It should lim- a time of liappy aritivipation and re- joicing. We rejoive over the rfoniplf-tion of your ysorlxl We vongratizlate you for tht- exvcllmiw- with which you have colnpleterl it.. May your prolmleins in lift- he us easily fulfilled and may you he siiccessfiil. May each of you of the elass of 7111 feel that in this lirief word l ani personally speaking to you. To serye best in our ambitions and duties. we niust serve unsellislily. Our college has ren- dered service for over fifty successful years. Her spirit has liven one of huinlileness. hut she has lieen proud of her alumni. They have done well, for they liaye put Cori and country abou: self. Sincerely yours, THOIXIJXS H. TAyi.oR E L 'I'. ll FF .... MESSALQPI To THE STUDENT BODY: lt has heen a distinct pleasure to he associat- ed with the students at Howard Payne College during the current school year. Cooperation has prevailed to an unusual degree this year. Interest in the eonnnon good has been a predominant at- titude. Many altruistic endeavors haw been pro- jected and much construetixe work has been ae- com plished. Our college life has been happy. Harmony and good will have clniracterized the relation- ships that have existed lnetwwcii students and memlners ol the faculty. The concept that Howard Payne represents a hig family has functioned as a working ideal and not simply as a theory. My best wishes will aecompany each indi- vidual who has been a student in lloyrard Payne this year. lt is my hope that you may achieve success in your future life and that you may serve well your day and generation. Yours sincerely, Z. T. HUFF, DEAN II. SII BUSINESS MANAGER H. J. EPPS . . , COMPTROLLER .5 GRACE WELLISIIIRN REGISTRAR GLMIYS HIUKS DEAN OF WOMEN OUR INFORMAL FACULTY . . . Dr. Z. T. Huff, Education .... F. Yantis Robnett, English .... T. R. Havins, Social Science Charles Russell Boud, Voice .... J. Horace Shelton, Mathematics. W OUR INFORMAL FACULTY .... Estcilio Smith, History and English .... McAdou Keaton, Director of Athletics .... I. Albert Hicks, COIHINCICIY .... Mattie Hale, Assistant Libl'il1'iE1Il .... Oren E. Winebrenncr, Science. OUR INFORMAL FACULTY . . Edwin F. Moore, Mathematics .... Lena Vinson, Office Secretary .... Harry J. Epps, Comp troller .... Clarence E. Mr:Ca1'ver, Educalion .... Guy Yifoocls, Piano. nn., OUR INFORMAL FACULTY . . . YV. R. Parker, Band and instrument .... Gladys Hicks, Sovial Sciences .... Dr. Thomas H. Tay lor, ifcoiimiiics .... Hula Haskvw, lfnglish .... Ishmavl N'lm'Neil, Business Acilliinislralion .... Dr Q VU. A. Todd, Creek and Bible .... l 1'a11c:es Merritt, El6ll1f'l1fL11'y ifducation. 1 OUR INFORMAL FACULTY . Katie Cooper Lee, Librarian .... Annie Shelton, History .... Eula McFarland, Home Econo mics .... Lucretia Weaver, Languages .... Olga Mason Lynch, English .... Dr. M. li. Davis Greek and Bible .... Dr. Glynn A. Brooks, Education. 'N-N sl ll PHCDTOGR VU RE HMQIXIXG THIC KJRIIJIHQHS TU XEXX' MIQXHIU: vI1ilHl'lUflU .,.. '.:LilllQ'l'il lIHllxl't- lllv trip luln mnlmnplalf-s .... 'I'ln'm- amps and ' ' 1k'l' .... Hull Hf 11 .II s 141 urd lar-lwcfrflx thv 'I'z1ylw1's .... ffm' lruu 5ll'K'l'f svem' in ,lllarr-Qc H't'llbOl'I'Ill lNrllll HH lhtx lT'P!l?1XX HITI I.. -v Ml! we , . . . . .. . . .-Xt fdlzif' . . .. lmllml lllilll S Nulf . . . . I'IlIHlKIilill'll'I'fX . lnllll ' J-Q f w Swear--..: ' .bf--. . - N X 1 Nw -M - ER ,ii 5 -f-- 2 QA. Ta' A . fm - f v - - : : q A .. - 1 , wf ' vifqll:-, . ' in ' 'V . 4: 3 Qfw Q, 1 , 'I . ,: sew, 5? 5 K ' 'ffff' ff. , 5' iv K ff ' 1 lfi iv sf . K . . 532 2 1 S, , 1 ,1 . 1 .. x G c -, .4,. :.,f ' Vi? ' . f--f -, EU 'Y ' -. 'Q Q V ' E, ,,,K ,,x , .,. , , .W , f L SUMMER, SCHOOL: Low-, honor and oh, baby! .... Pill'iIClll,lfP lrouper . . . . Ah, gjwan .... Tur m-r. Curbfwll and Robinson. . . . Coy pose . . . A hil and two misses Campus bm t'f' ' 9 Y .... ,. . au 1 nzauon L1 J . . . . Ah,i'hl1U'! . . . ., SLOPIIAPPY S LI WFS' Tran f A ,. . ' s 6-1' Tippin .... Da ff fem -4 1 3 Daffy gil me ,, .... Bottomi . . . . . 'vc-t urls un K up .... More of the szum' .... ls this IIif'P. I Huske- ..'Nuff said . .. .4 13... gk -1--gg ...mlb w? .... Slime -Q-ssl - IDLll'iiflfJ .... lin I1 wwf CUNTINUIQD: Classy class .... Two by two .... Misses Jonvs and Kaynor .... Simple Simon caught two fish .... Vvfe three .... Mother and child are doing well .... He 2 d bulioi me s something lo 1 up . . PILOPLIC: Tixziv Tisflvl .... Hem. H1 Criffm griy 111-Iuw nu-ll .... Nllmlirvllf Silu-Q . . . . Hu-lpn jam' aim IS .... ditto lfxans .... ,luurllalistr jil'.NiIlQl .... Classx 4 Vw vxrd .... fgyvs If il Nl lf 1 gnu 1 ET CETERA: Paulk pauses .... The morning after the night hefore .... Shine? .... Kennedy and klarinet .... Between classe . . Joyce Vifheeler .... Beat the Sheepherdersl .... Whither to? . . . . Slim and Frances . . . alsam. XVEILSOII and 1Lf'llU'f .... ,lQhI'1'P fvllvrs . . . Nlarlvlle smiles . . H1'11ne-Ucr and I idx nfl , vs 1-isnrv .... lvgfgy Vxvilnwlh ..... X vmzplc' .... fzlilllffly quartet . . qquvm U THE WEARING OF THE GRIN: Three little sungrin .... Happy .... Bright boys .... Band boys bull .... Bettye jo . . . Exception to the page title- .... Boy with pipe .... Carraway cranes . . . . Hill and May . . . ,dl PEP R.-Xl,l,IlfS: Make it loud? .... Bonslws .... Criddvrs gab .... The lOl'Olll0IiV9 .... Give Yea-a-a-a . . . Solid support . . E 4? SENDOFFS: Hit ,em high! .... Keeping time .... From the real . . . All up in the air .... C0-eds cooperate .... All aboard .... With cheers in their ears .... Bon Voyage .... Q fx ,sr ' fl E if K M, ,Q 5 LL Q32 N15 :Ng wwf Y , -Q 'U '14 J T Q 1 T5 Q' ' K 5 ff' ' s ii 'gf F 2 My E gg XM I N , . J as fl , f gflw. I , j I u M r 'H 'mLV 2 H., FQ 1 I. :- X Q 1 QA 5' l I fh- -fw : . 1 'i 5 - 'WS 44? 1 2 e fp Q as am M Q? Q? Z., I - - gf Y f R 1 EEfeiJb.lR:Yi9SSi6S325 W: I x. awash .. -Q TO AND FROM CLASSES: Downcasl eyes ..,, W' halmxha know. Juv? .... Tiv and ull ..... V lu lwl glare-Q at Qurpriied Charlivi Florvrlce 41 d Ni h ll .- .... - ., ,. f 'rl , ars a .... One--third of the Wayland Trio The yawning after the plight befolwf .... FI'9Shllll5Il, caps and ull, loan- vhapvl ..... Austin and Hu grins talk it over .... Sflrgeant Str9Ckm't .... Two like-ly lassi S .... Off ff ' BS IVIZIIIOIIQY, B. M. l'Before Mohilizationb 6 OI L' cmxvrfntirm 'BN FA POSINCS: Luther Caffey .... Baton lwirlers .... H:-sling up for chapel .... Pilots Fuqua and Turner .... All aboard for Waco .... The pause thai refreshes .... Billy Jam: Eoff ..., The duplex job .... A green duel .... Misses Vkfatson, Hardin, and Seudder .... Man wilh lvasket . . . lIAMl lfS: Wzlflc- and lloss favor l'iiIlll?I'il .... Keith and Marshall .... ,l,ill'lxlIlf hating .... lfull fx lun-ks Swann and jonvs and Sparky .... llvllcrs .... lirunffllc' Beauty .... Flnrim- uncl N11 Slmenmkn- .... Dem these pllotogralplmmsl .... Bffvfus in Ihr- midst of ax jukv .... Slllllff on th. steps .... Thf- weekly lfllla-r home- .... Frf'nc'l1 horn. mvrulls. zmcl N'l1flfl1'ny . . if EN? ww, dfxf W Q, y l Q , la .14 if If f fr 1 4514 lf, Ay' m ' 1 fy, ,, i AROLTXD THE MIMS: P'll I an 5 Juttons up .... Polflon and jmws . . . She- abcliffalvcl . , . . Hegm'ru. it'S il Colleen . . . . Tulmw-wry Roald .... Sffhoolvr shmw the way .... Frmu u toothpaste' ad . . . . BOOIII lime- .... HSI' PWS' 11 x W ' i I1 1fe,nl Glenn 5I11llI'! .... and Buck Gvrxnulmy . . . 19 5 ,4- 'Fil RAM . . . f .... or aze a jolly good fellow .... Lasso staff in the gutter .... Take your pick .... Complete with notebook .... Tutoring .... 'Neath the spread- ing mistletoe .... BLINCS: Street scene . lnseparalmle F h PEOPLE: Lilllv man, what mm? .... He-was ruanwd .... c:illl1l'l'i! Shy ? .... Hu. hum pushovvr .... Caught in Ihr? :wt .... IU:-1,0 . .... A s I was saying .... Lllildillgl up .... X stmix III stripvs .... While the rfafs away .... n P M ffl 'if 5+-4 X 1 N MORIC UV THE SAMFL Nlallshall lmircilos .... has gvtting tu iw a habit .... Houster and Pinky . . . . Dorf! you take- my pic-ture' . . . . Band leaws for a field trip . . . . Dudes . . . . Byrd bluffs . . . Um- of lin- ,loin-S buys . . SCHOOL DAZIC: 'liwrfs vompany and trecfs f f' fl d Llow .,.. Books in lliillll .... Umul uni-flzlmr mln x rv l . . . . James Williv rates Iwo . . . . Shopping? . .. . Spzarknulrm wmft spark . . . . llllilglllt' ilm Crimness . . . Ready. willing. and liable . . X X .E-' --7 HA,- n-f G ' CQ 25.55 Www L .F i E CAMERA CONSCIOUS: Shirt sleeves .... Hold everything .... Jerry .... Horseplay .... Ross and Rudd, frisks from Fisk .... Grammar and glamour .... Stinson and Dorothy .... Trio of trip- ping tricks .... Out on a limh .... Showing off. . RANDOM SHOTS: Wrhafs so funny? .... knee-deep in gal' .... Wlu-rc hzuv l we-mx this In fm: ' . . . . Aw. come now. it ainlt all thai had . . . . IU u. In. . . . Scholars or lullf'rs'! . . . Happy Clezxtis and Ynland . . . Ste-pvhildren . . . y nw COLLUllANS: lfosler frolics . . . . Boy meets horn ,,,. Lois and Juanita .... The Campbells are drumming .... Beth beams .... Three lasses . . .. Profile .... Behind the scene .... Dorm flames . . . . Smith smiles . . . . Wliafs that behind you, Robinson? . ASSORTED: Billy Bvn .,.. At the- mlm- lmzill gamm- .... Vans in the stands . . . lilxtlrb? .... Hr-nvh warmers .... The photographer gms plxutogruphvd . . . Student body SC'L'l'6li'll'f .... , Thr- lim- forms to the right . . - -, .-,,m.L, Q rwgxxg Q dai? ' 4' , ,Ai BETWEEN LECTURES: Wfilson walks .... Looks as if someone is slipping out of chapel .... Jus- tice and Stinebaugh .... Trees and students leaving .... Nixon and Purvis .... Wlell, well, you again! .... Quite Cheerful .... Fo ir smiles and a scowl .... LENS LEGENDS: Letter from hmm? .... Mr. Burke' c-rx ruutc' ...., K big smilf- fron: Big Spring . Pulku dots .... pensive pose ,.... -X girl. two books. and thv :Kd building .... Tllilf just 1111111 luv dive in his hand .... Goodwill and Hufmil ' ' ' ' N, mb. ateddu-5 de- luxr- . . 'li --'W LLKLV Int M 3' HUDGEPODCE: Didja saw that new blonde-Y .... Barn buddies Bill and Muose .... Horseplay . . . . lt's getting to lw 21 habit . . . . 'fypim-al classroom SCPIIK' . . . . Part of lhv quartet . . . . Off for a coke .... Uh. for a board! . . . GLANCE5: While shirts .... Nlikv and Cholly, San Antonio and Dawson .... clUIll'f!IllI'illt'd pe-r sonalily: junf- Griffin .... And than thx- om- about the traveling salesman . . . Terrell and Marlene . . What? so deux funny? .... Spring . . . . .f'f ,T, ' uf 'wwf f fy URNAMENTS: O. T. Smith. tradition-vvrsed .... Somethingis going on that cioesnit rmerft ,the eyv . . . Miss Wilcox .... B. U. Prexy Smith and two of his sidv kicks .... One-half of the Mclntosll com Ixiualion .... Margie Wafton .... Haiting .... journalist Wheeler .... Frvshnien . . . N THE FACIfLTY CFTS SHOT in , . . , : . rt of a dignified svssiun .... Thr- pmver bffhind the thremv. Cup Shvllun .... Popular Professnr Huvins .... Miss Merritt smilrs a QII'Pt'liIlg ..... 4. n irnnxunal in H. P. C. athletirfs, Yig NlCCkll'YPl' .... Muulflvr of champions .... The- scimlcc' depa1r'lme'r1l .... F8f'llhf lwauly .... fm 'Fx Q1 ,,,f XvW l 1 WE LEARN FROM THEM: Math shark Ed Moore .... Genial Prof. Cholly Boucl .... Mr. Keaton . . . . Miss Smith .... Mrs. Katie Coopvr Lev, librarian .... Che-4-rful cashier, Miss Lena Vinson . . . Of the English department. Miss Haskvw .... Mr. lfpps, Comptroller . . FROM l Al,L T0 SPRING: fxllildltfl' farewvll svelw . . . Une--third of lhv trio .... I,I4f'Zll'h! I' Lew . . . . Pilot Huggins . . . . Two South Texas products . . . . Xvtldf' Butler . . . . joe' BQ-li vulling unutlnr class . . . Cod Bless Arnrerirza? I just got lhmuffl IA ' ' ' r gk' bl p aymg, than E525 N 'SQ , A -Y ... I : ff wa fl K A 'A LV 5 44? E E'-M 'X gn l TYVO BY TVUO: Tossin, Toxnmy and the Flying Dutchman .... Scene and heard .... Lillian and Charlie .... ,lim Potts .... Call of the cramyon .... Shy foursome . . . Mr. and Mrs ..... Dot and Jodie .... Back from shopping .... DUKICS ANU DUCS: Ulu Fulks wraps up a Dukvs .... Sums and Griffin .... his ai -'mul I ' 1' ' K, hm, Un- book was ll11t'vr1Sm'f'd .... Y ll . e cu jacket. thc- Harnls mighty :mascot . . . .-X hl'LlIlt'llli from Hmm: Town ..... A l'k I x ' ' ' n ' 1 6 5 flllllbfllllf nmlwf- an Plght U1-lmk . , . . mpnm-wfwkmugziri . 5 Q Q N i 5 - ,H u 5 Q A ., i f Jsyk , 1 X ' ' in -K 2' T- 'yi iya i'-A 5 ,. ., 2 x . 'Kgs ig, aug ' ' ,wil Q, f I , - , if . if f .qi-4 if ' 'Y ' ,. W- 'Q , i in 1, ,,, 1,ii3,t,5 iM , g,,m,H i.,.,,. C K , Y n pl ' 1, , .N.,,,, . , V . ' . , I ' ,I - f 1 ' ssiei . - --if .. .W M ., ,LN 'wr W e . ,4 W. ww N . . ,. , . - Q ns., - . pw., - A -, ' ' A W 5-sz. ,ai-. . s . 21 fri .L - je, - ' .. - A , -: ' f ,- , as 5111, ',.Z7,,f:e.f' Y X ri C wa A VA Ewa Um. GHIDIRON CLANCES: Off tackle at McMurry,s expense .... As Jackets fall before Simmons .... Cris Sunderman steps off some yardage against New Mexico A. 81 M. as Palmer King comes up to aid . . . . Line play at Las Cruces . . . . Nelson converts in the Indian massacre . . . . Fisher steps in the same game .... The prize winning shot of the year: Warren snares Samuels' touchdown pass to help win over TWC, lf!!-l0 .... Coach Keaton and a between-halves conference .... N 1 DORMITORY SCENES: bohhg jean calc-hes fort-i winks ..... A S Frances fights pink tooth brush . . . . Dorothy Burke poses at home . . . . Bvrnive Millflr. prvsiderit of ciorinitory vounvil . . . . She couldnit he studying .... You can te-Il this pose is rehearsed .... i 'SSL mg T M, 5: , , fu? MY Z ,-E,,, 5 ,,5..5EW., Ai 1 . .gi ., . 3, A ,-, 1 v, , -' A if 9 if 'if 1 f n l 'Du XPRIL I: Dot argues with someone . . . Dark glasses and vmvlmy boots .... The Dean amuses Le-ta Lu . . , . Stairs and stares .... Sunning . . . . O1 trailed lmy fllarlie Marshall . . 1 the sea wall .... Palmer and Nellie logelher IN lIONlIl.I'SlON: The lxiU'll4'll hvlp .... Hultvr and llun1lr'r .... llalfs right hand ladx X UH mann' it .... Hubby Nvvuns ,... NVefrz- quilting. lhis ullf' Invoke' Lhv 1'2llllt'X'i'l ..,. Cunfm l'0I'lll'l' Nlivk, Corky. Charlie amd Um' ...., Pl'l'LH'lll'l' 1.1-1: .... apo S I xr -irc -Q1 . CLASSES 2111 mexnnriam . . FRANCES STINSON Her splendid character, spirit and personality will be remembered by students and faculty because she made a lasting place in the hearts of all who knew her. E Hill ULASS IIFFIUER FALL SEMESTER SPRING SEMESTER PRESIDENT ---- CLYDE CONNER PRESIDENT - - - - CLYDE CONNER VICE-PRESIDENT - - - ALVAH KELLEY VICE-PRESIDENT - - FORREST SHERROD SECRETARY - - DOROTHY MCINTOSIAI SECRETARY - - DOROTHY MCINTOSH TREASURER - - CHARLES LAWRENCE TREASURER - - WALLACE J ONES REPORTER - - - JACK HEXT REPORTER - - BETH MCDONOUGH ULAS ADCOCK, RUBY Gustine, Texas Special Student ARMSTRONG, LEO Henderson, Texas B. A., Bible and English BALCH, LEMUEL Seymour, Texas B. S., Education and History BOWMAN, CLAUDIA Burkburnett, Texas B. S., Elementary Education and Art BROWNING, JOSEPHINE Coleman, Texas B. S., Home Economics and Social Science CADENHEAD, NELLIE Brownwood, Texas B. A., English and History S 0F l94l. . ALBERTSON, JOE Brownwood, Texas B. A., Social Science, Cov- ernment, History and English AVINGER, FRANCES Brownwood, Texas B. S., Horne Economics and Social Science BELL, JOE Brownwood, Texas B. A., English and History BRIDGES, GLENN M. Joy, Texas B. A., Social Science and Bible BURRUS, SARAH WINNIE Mountain Home, Texas B. A., English, Spanish and Education CALDWELL, TRUMAN E. Hedley, Texas B. A., Bible and English CLAS 0F l94l.. CALDWELL, MRS. TRUMAN E. Hedley, Texas B. A., English and Education CHILDRESS, HARDY Stamford, Texas B. A., English, Social Science and Bible CLEMENT, FRANK Gorman, Texas B. A., Education, Physical Education and English CONNER, WAL'FER CLYDE Richland Springs, Texas B. A., Matlielliatics, History and Education DAVIS, JAMES K. Brownwood, Texas B. B. A., Business Adminis- tration and Economics DICKINSON, JAMES Brownwood, Texas B. A., Bible and History B. B CARRAWAY, REGINALD Levelland, Texas B. A., Bible and Social Science CLEMENT, CHARLOTTE Gorman, Texas S., Elementary Education and English CONE, WILLIE Nixon, Texas Social Science Mathematics . A., and CRANIPORD, DIANE ELIZABETH San Angelo, Texas B. A., P. S. Music, English B. B. and Education DEPRIEST, MRS. BUELL Brownwood, Texas A., Education and English DUEEER, HIRAM Brownwood, Texas A., Bible, Education and Music ,ff ULASS UF I94l... EGGEN, AMos Clifton, Texas B. A., Mattliezliatics and Social Science ET1-rumzocls, TURA LOU Rotan, Texas B. A., Home Economics Englislz and Education EVANS, FRANCES Brownwood, Texas B. A., English, P. S. Music l+'R1zzE1.L, VERNA BELLE Harlingen, Texas B. A., Bible and English I RAcH1s+:Un, R. M. Brownwood, Texas B. A., Social Science and Psychology CJRANTHAM THURMON B A Spanish and History San Benllo, Texas , A 3 ..,f, . . i ei, ETHEREDGE, ORVILLE Lockhart, Texas B. A., History and Physical Education EUBANKS, A. L. Brownwood, Texas B. A., Bible and Education EVANS, JEANNE Brownwood, Texas B. S., Elementary Education and P. S. Music EVANS, MRS. MARCERY Brownwood, Texas B. A., Business AfllIllilliSll'l1- tion and Education CRANTHAM, Los' ELVIN San Benito, Texas B. A., Bible and English GRAVES, G. C. Big Spring, Texas B. A., Education and Social Science CLASS HARDAWAY, JACK W. Monahans, Texas B. A., History and English HEATH, CATHERINE Brownwood, Texas B. A., English, Education and Art HIBBS, EDWIN B. Brownwood, Texas B. A., Science and Education ISBELL, ELBERT R. De Leon, Texas B. A., Bible and Creek JONES, RUBY LEE Jarrell, Texas B. A., English and French JONES, WALLACE Graham, Texas B. A., Social Science and History UF 1941. B. A., Social Science HARRIS, LEE ROY Levelland, Texas B. A., Bible, History and Sociology HEx'r, JACK Eldorado, Texas and English HOWARD, BERNARD Belton, Texas B. A., Science and Social B Science JOHNSON, E. L. Brownwood, Texas . A., History and English JONES, VIRGINIA EVELYN Brownwood, Texas B. A., English and Education KELLEY, ALVAH Brownwood, Texas B. A., Bible, History and Greek KENNEDY, LEOTA Brownwood, Texas B. A. Home Economics, ,E 3, U L A S S 2, gs 'S 'W Q' R 2 my Q as AZ 4 .53 Sys, Q' S: M 0 Fl? fn 49159 , ..,Qp,Qfg,Ql L ., . 51 ii T I ' ' ggi o oooo s 2 re L2 VW? -x SSW 'V' -4 ag, .. K . + xi I E? .. . ag, i ,K 3 .l X i ., 3' .. '-'sg -55' , English and Social Science KING, ALLIE LOUISE Blum, Texas B. S., Elementary Education, English and P. S. Art LAWRENCE, CHARLIE Dawson, Texas B. A., Social Science and Physical Education TVTCDONOUGH, BETH Brownwood, Texas B. A., P. S. Music and English MCDOWELL, VIOLET Plano, Texas B. A., English and Bible MCTNTOSH, DORIS Brownwood, Texas B. A., English anrl Psychology UF l94l... KIRCHNER, MARION Fredericksburg, Texas B. A., Bible, English and Social Science KOEN, TVA DEE Carbon, Texas B. A., Spanish and Bible LEVVIS, W. T. Vernon, Texas B. A., Bible, Social Science and English LEE, WILMA EARLENE Goldthwaite, Texas B. A., English, Education and Social Science MCELROY, P. B., JR. Brownwood, Texas B. A., History and English NTCINTOSH, DOROTHY RUTH Brownwood, Texas B. A., P. S. Music and English ULASS MAIRSHALL, CHARLIE Comanche, Texas B. A., Mathematics and History NTASSACEE, JASPER Paulls Valley, Oklahoma B. A., Bible and English MILLER, BERNICE LOUREEN Dodge City, Kansas B. A., P. S. Music and English NELSON, M. B., JR. De Leon, Texas B. A., Social Science, Mathematics and Science PAULK, IVAN Honey Grove, Texas B. A., Bible, Social Science and Greek POLSTON, CHARLES F. Melrose, New Mexico B. A., Music and Business Administration 0F 1941. MAY, E. V. Mercedes, Texas B. B. A., Business Adminis- tration, Music and English lVllCHEL, ROWLAND Hebbronville, Texas B. A., Physical Education and Economics MILLER, CHARLOTTE De Leon, Texas B. S., Elementary Education and English PARRISH, NEWTON Ireland, Texas B. S., Education and Science PITTS, MARY ELIZABETH Cleburne, Texas B. A., P. S. Music, English and Education POPLIN, CECIL A. Petrolia, Texas B. A., English, Bible and History Swim CLASS POTTER, EARNEST L. Joshua, Texas B. A., Social Science and English RANKIN, NANNIE BETH Brownwood, Texas B. A., Education and Physical Education ROBBINS, MRS. HERMAN Brownwood, Texas B. A., English and Education RUSSELL, SYD, JR. Stamford, Texas B. A., Science, English and Education SHAW, LILLIAN Brownwood, Texas B. A., P. S. Music and English SIMPSON, DELMAR D. Elbert, Texas B. A., Bible and Social Science UF 1941. RAINER, EARL Houston, Texas B. S., Science and Mathematics ROBBINS, HERMAN Brownwood, Texas B. A., Bible and English ROBERTSON, GENE Burkburnett, Texas B. A., Education and Social Science SCHWARTZ, CECELIA ANN Brownwood, Texas B. B. A., Business Adminis- tration, Economics and Psychology SHERROD, FORREST Belton, Texas B. A., Journalism and Social Science SMITH, ANITA Brownwood, Texas B. A., Home Economics, . English and Education ULASS SMITH, GLENN Santa Anna, Texas B. A., Bible, English and Greek SMITH, LEONA Brownwood, Texas B. S., Elementary Education and English SMITH, STELLA Miles, Texas B. A., English and Education SPARKMAN, ROBERT GLENN Freer, Texas B. S., Mathematics, Science and Social Science STEPHENS, JEAN Littlefield, Texas B. A., Bible and Social Science SUNDERMAN, CHRIS Putnam, Texas B. A., Social Science and Physical Education Ill' Iilll. SMITH, ANITA JOYE Brownwood, Texas B. A., English, P. S. Music SMITH, O. T. May, Texas B. A., English and Education SOULES, DOROTHY JEAN Star, Texas B. A., P. S. Music, English and Education SPANGLE, BUB Clifton, Texas B. A., Physical Education and History STINSON, FRANCES Snyder, Texas B. A., Elementary Education and English SURI.Es, DALIA Cisco, Texas B. A., Business Administra- tion and Elementary Education if ... Eg . ! AW? R Ali' X 4 ..,,., CLASS SUTHERLAND, AGNES Vernon, Texas S., Elementary Education and English TENNISON, CLIFTON Wlichita Falls, Texas B. A., English and Bible TIDWELL, JOSIE RUTH Brownwood, Texas B A., English and Education WADE, J. C. Hamilton, Texas B. S., Social Science and Bible WVILEY, ROBBIE MAE Briggs, Texas S., Home Economics and Social Science WADE, JESSIE Cedar Park, Texas B. A., Bible and History UF 1941. TAYLOR, LONELLA Santa Anna, Texas B. A., Home Economics and English TERRELL, GARLAND Childress, Texas B. A., Social Science, English and Education WADE, ELIZABETH Smithfield, Texas B. A., Education and English WXTILLIAMS, FLOY HAZEL Barnhart, Texas B. S., Science, Bible and Speech VVILLIAMS, CECIL Brownwood, Texas B. A., Science, Education and History WILLIAMS, I. B. San Saba, Texas B. A., Bible, Spanish and Social Science JUNIIIR CLASS IIFFIUER FALL SEMESTER SPRING SEMESTER PRESIDENT ---- - BILL DAVID PRESIDENT - - - HOWARD HUGGINS VICE-PRESIDENT Q - PETE OWENS VICE-PRESIDENT - - - BILL HINTON SECRETARY - - JOYCE WHEELER SECRETARY - - MADELINE HEALER TREASURER - - BILL HINTON TREASURER - - HELEN MAY REPORTER FRANCES LEVISAY REPORTER FRANCES LEVISAY R-was 31ii2:f'1S 5 ' L: ,,.. ULASS FI942... AI.IfORn, IJALLAS AI.I,3IAN, lTOBER'l' Wellington, Texas Brownwood, Texas ALLISON, DOROTHY MAE Bangs, Texas ,ANnERs0N, DON BEATY, NTAURINE Panhandle, Texas Comanche, Texas BARRINCTON, HUTII Brownwood, Texas BLEVINS, FOX MARc,xRE'T BELL, BONITA NVilson, Texas Brownwoocl, Texas BRADFORD, MARION Deming, New Mexico BROWN, HERBERT BUTLER, T'TrADl'1 , .AlTf'1'I1Htl'1y. Texas De Leon. Texas BERNETT, H. RALPII Rilyl'll0I1dVlllP. Texas CRXNIPISELL, MRS. HUQII COLE. HARRX lTl'0WllXN'OlPCT, Texas Temple. Texas CVTRR, M XRII5 llrownwood. Texas COLLIE, JACK COLVIN, E. H. Brownwood, Texas LiIIgleville, Texas COLLINS, AMANDA PEARL Merkel, Texas CROSS, BOBBY JEAN DIWIO, HILL Royse City, Texas Brownwood, Texas CRNIO, NTARCIA XVAYNE San Anlonio, Texas ULASS UF 1942... DAVIS, BILL IJREVVS, RAYMOND Brownwood, Texas Harlingen, Texas Doss, HARVEY Brownwood, Texas EDWARDS, ANNABEL EOIPF, BILLIE Brownwood, Texas Blanket, Texas EDWARDS, WILMA Thrift, Texas EUBANKS, MRS. A. L. FISHER, FRANK Brownwood, Texas Kerrville, Texas FAULKINBERRY, MAXINE Brownwood, Texas I FLORENCE, CHARLIE FOGLE, A. E., JR. Tahoka, Texas Tuscola, Texas FLORENCE, WILLIE Tahoka, Texas FORREST, LOTS GAYLE, JOE Woodson, Texas Meadow, Texas GARNER, NTARGARET Rosenberg, Texas GILLIAIVI, SCHUELER GUARRNERO, G. OSWALDO Comanche, Texas Brownwood, Texas GRAVES, D. A. Brownwood, Texas GUILL, PAUL HART, LLOYD H. Kerrville, Texas Tacoma, Washington HARGRAVES, B. A. Houston, Texas iii. . I ' ' 5 si V is ,V,,,,,, . ' g3imFS 51.1 ,RIS miss H194 A g HAXYES, ORYILLE HIBBS, MARY Norphlet, Arkansas Brownwood, Texas HEALER, MADEITINE Ballinger, Texas HINTON, BILL HINZE, MRs. ELTON Estelline, Texas Midland, Texas HINZE, ELTON Orange Grove, Texas HOLLADAT, OTIS HOWARD, CLARENCE LEE Hico, Texas De Leon, Texas T'lOI,MES, xr-IVIAN Harrisburg, Illinois HUGGINS, HOWARD JENKINS, MRS. BOB Zephyr, Texas Brownwood, Texas HUNTER, HELEN Brookesmith, Texas 5 . Q Q , JENKINS, L. S. JUSTICE, NIOLET PEARL 7' q H Amherst, Texas Medina, Texas M. W , ,Af JOIINsON, NTARILARET SNOW A Q 75 ,A Colclthwaile, Texas E . ' I I fv- KEETER, LOVELLA KING, PALMER Elbert, Texas Ft. Stockton, Texas KING, JABIES XVILLIE Coleman, Texas KLAPPER, RICHARD KNOWLTON, PAULINE Coleman, Texas Wlixahacllie, Texas KNOOIIUIZEN, JEAN Plainview, Texas CLASS 0F 1942... LAMBERT, ROY A. LEvIsAY, FRANCES Dallas, Texas Blanket, Texas LANDUA, LILLIE B. Brownwood, Texas LINK, SAMMY TVTARLETTE, JUANITA Deming, New Mexico Bangs, Texas Locxs, LUCILLE Zephyr, Texas MARSHALL, MARTHA MAY, DOROTHY Tolar, Texas Lampasas, Texas MARTIN, GRACE Seymour, Texas MAY, HELEN SIIOEMAKE, MRs. HowARn L. Kilgore, Texas Crawley, Texas MEARS, W. P. Coppers Cove, Texas TVTORELAND, C. T. JR. MosEI.EY, VIRGINIA Post Oak, Texas Quitman, Texas MORRIS, ANDREW Beaumont, Texas MURRELI., M. V. OWENS, PETE Big Wells, Texas Three Rivers, Texas NAYLOR, J. R. Clarendon, Texas PENTEcosT, MRS. EVA PoTTs, JIMMIE Eastland, Texas Floresville, Texas PERKINS, NED S. Newgulf, Texas WH-Q Q me -s f i F. .. Samir A SS 0F 194 PROCTOR, MARIE RANDOLPH, EARL Hiehland Springs, Texas Three Rivers, Texas PURVIS, LEWIS Cisco, Texas RILEY, RUTH ROMERO, ST. JOHN CAROL Hamilton, Texas Ruidoso, New Mexico REYNOLDS, ZELLA MAE Brownwood, Texas RUSHING, JOE BOB SCHURMAN, DONALD C. Blanket, Texas San Benito, Texas ' SCHOOLER, ALMA Dumont, Texas SCUDDER, LAURA. SCOGCIN, DALTIs JALENE Comanche, Texas Rochelle, Texas SIIAw, MRs. DUKE D. Miles, Texas SHAW, THELMA Jo SHELTON, MARY BELLE Lovkney, Texas Zephyr, Texas SIIAXV, DUKE D. Barnliart, Texas SIIIELDS, ANNELLE SIMMONS, L. V. Santa Anna, Texas Eastland, Texas SHOEMAKE, HOWARD L. Port Arthur, Texas SMITH, ORVILLE SMITH, TRUETT Hillsboro, Texas Turkey, Texas SMITH, UDELL Port Arthur, Texas WILLIAMS, PHOEBE WOLFE, CLEO MAE mss oIl942... SNIDER, RUTH STACY, IRIS Crosbyton, Texas Bangs, Texas yr STACY, DORIS Bangs, Texas STANLEY, JAMES E. Dallas, Texas STAMEY, JOZELL Gorman, Texas STANFIELD, MARY ELIZABETH Bradshaw, Texas STOKES, BOB STROTHER, OLETA LAIR Dallas, Texas Anna, Texas STRINGER, EARLENE Clayton, New Mexico .fm SUMNER, DOROTHY TRAVIS, JOYCE , 4-21 Santa Anna, Texas Lamesa, Texas SYPERT, CLARENCE WAYNE l Dallas, Texas 'iff' ww QW. K .- 5, TAYLOR, STEWART WAIJIIINC, BILLIE Dallas, Texas Cleburne, Texas TREADWELL, MARGUERITE Fort Worth, Texas WARREN, ROLAND XWIIEELER, JOYCE Ft. Stockton, Texas Hamilton, Texas WARD, ORVILLE Weatherford, Texas Brownwood, Texas Brownwood, Texas I I econd Seine 'ter tudent E . E., fm P -QQ? I S N4i!,f 652 I 1 K Www Jhhxsif .A i .' WMM Qs- MER, r .Qu,: I -I . f :I ,. ..,,. f f .. s, -if '- 155.gif mfz:-:ri 'In -fn- R . - I 1 ' ' I YZ? R , q ' Y ,f 'I .R I v' 55357:f'f'f:-'::S'?'f5..:. , .:.,, W 5,3 , ,,.,,...,.. L, N, ,,, . . N W fi ISM ' 553: X PALMER, A. A. LEWIS, EMMA LEE PATRICK, YVILLARD STINEBAUGH, J. D. BAXTER, MARILYN BARBEE, BI-LRALINE OLSON, LURLINE IIPHIIMIJIJE ULASS 0F IUER umm?-I I nfahw' ' Q 4 FALL SEMESTER SPRING SEMESTER PRESIDENT - - - HOWARD SHOEMAKE PRESIDENT - - - HOWARD SHOEMAKE VICE-PRESIDENT - - - BILL HARALSON VICE-PRESIDENT - - - HARRY COLE SECRETARY - - JUNE RHEA ETHEREDGE SECRETARY - - JEAN CASH TREASURER - ' ' JOE GARRISON TREASURER ' ' JEAN DAWSON REPORTER - - GARLAND BRIDGES N -. K . s f - mv... xx - ,nf :mf-,.w.h.. - 'td-'iBS'2 g.gi5?'? S': :A ' B W' .,,, A. , 5 J. 36- A S qw SS .f CLA oF1943... 1 Q ...Aw af 2- gd .Rail-. Hi RW A A Au. ' x A-Y A. 4. '. lg .,.. 'Q R3-.1 g 3 5 :Y A., scifi' -1.94, Q. f9H:'Z'E?-1295. X sw A t pg ae, , 1. A. N. , 'Hwy Q, ,4. Q K R A an A A ABNEY, BOBBIE ADAMS, PAT ALBERTSON, HELEN ALBERTSON, LOUISE AUSTIN, HAROLD BARLOW, DEWEY BARTON, JIMMIE BARLOW, MRS. DEWEY BARNES, J. Q. BEATY, WENDELL BECKTOLD, HOWARD BELSEY, JOHN BOCHERT, MELVIN BITTICK, MARJE JO BOWMAN, JOHN BROOKS, MARY ADELLE BRIDGES, GARLAND BRYAN, BEFUS BULLARD, E. W., JR. BULLION, THOMAS BURKE, DORTHY ULASS 1943... BURT, JOEL DUDLEY BURKE, EDWARD BYRD, SILAS R. CAFFEY, LUTHER CALLWVELL, CHARLES W. CAMPBELL, DON CASH, JEAN CHANDLER, ELTON LEWIS CHOATE, BERNICE COLE, LOUIS BUSH COLE, MARY BETH COPLEN, M. BUFORD CORDER, LEOTA COUNTS, SUE FRANCES CROW, WILLIAM ALBERT DARRS, EDWIN DAWSON, JEAN DAY, SUE ALICE DICKEY, RUTH DISERENS, ETHEL DISERENS, LILLIE MARIE 'M' . ,..,.- I S l f'i?J': .LLZSLSS A .M J . A f .. z u .1f.f..,w 14 ' V , :fsyggf f ni, I 'Si L I , ' .J I ' ww gg, A, Aw . s r: in In rsh U Mix? ,ggi ' Lvfamf fi S 'Q' S K ,si-A' 'w X: L 4 . gf' ' 0 I 5 . ff an ,- 'Sr .Pls .R 'fv- DUNNAWAY, DORMAN DOUGLAS, ALINE EIKENBERG, GERALDINE ELLIOTT, JUANELL ETHEREDGE, JUNE RHEA FERGUSON, AUBREY LEE FIELDS, VIRGINIA FERGUSON, FRANCES FERGESON, JOEL FISHER, GUY FOREMAN, EUDA MAE FISHER, WILLIS FULLINGIM, PAYTON D. FUNDERBURK, FLORENE GAINES, JEWELL GARNETT, DOROTHY GARRISON, EVELYN JOYCE GARRISON, JOE GAYLE, ELZIE D. GENTRY, ROYCE GERMANY, WALKER QBUCKJ SS UF 1943... SS GRECC, DOROTHY HANCOCK, M. R. HARALSON, BILL HARDIN, BILLIE HARDIN, MARY HARPER, JOE HARTMAN, CLIFTON HAVS'KINS, LOIS HENDERSON, LONNIE HENNINC, A. J. HENRY, THELMA HICKS, RUBY FAYE HOLMES, EVAN HOLTER, MARTIN HOUSER, JEAN HOWELL, JOHN A. HOOD, JANET ISBELL, PAUL J. IVEY, JANELLE JENKINS, BOB JOHNSON, CLYDENE 'Uk 5' ,,..., 'Mi' 1 xy IJ 'EJB I 6 AI If I 'sf '-': A J .,-' ? f : ' 7 ::-V3jl.:!'- gil., Q I, 5 'B W5 X .sv A i Q Q A ai IL-3 .gy !, M y Ii, E, X fs I eff? IMI IX Xi A F fwsff 'Z-V 1, . nz 1- I tv 19 41... ur., .-A, Q -cv an Sm 'im M E I 3 ,F R 3 5 . If .1 if I 1'- ,V A 'X f 450g CLASS 0F I9 J OYNER, PAULINE KEENEY, BRYCE KEITH, LA VELLE KENNEDY, JANETTE IQERBY, JOE BAILEY KING, RUTH LAMB, BARTLETT LANCASTER, LUCILLE LEECH, LONA MAE LEWIS, CECIL LOBDELL, SYDNEY ALEXANDER LEWIS, LAMAR FRED NICEACHERN, XVILSON NIAGNESS, VIOLET YOLANDE MCKENZIE, MIACKIE NIAHONEY, JOHNNY NIATTHEWS, BALTIS MARTIN, TESSICA MATTHEWS, MARY FLORENCE MILIAER, JEAN MORRISON, DERRELL SS MULLIN, MARGARET IWUNCY, ROY LEE NABORS, STEVVART NELSON, BILL NICHOLS, BILL NEWMAN, ADA LOIS NII-ILL, IMA NIXON, A. T. OWEN, FRANK BROOKS PATTILLO, BILLY PAYNE, D. L. PATTON, PAT PEDDICORD, MARTHA JEAN PRYOR, GLYNN PETERS, RUBYE LEE RANDOLPH, HENRY RATLIFF, L. V., JR. RAY, CECIL REEVES, MARY JANE REID, TOMMIE DORIS ROBINSON, BILL Q, Q ' T-ff? .f WWW .I 'V' ,N '75 4, I-sw if I' I, vi? WGN? 1 ROSS, ALLENE ROSS, EARL RUDD, VIRGINIA RUTH RYMAN, CLEATIS SCOTT, BESS SIVELLS, CURTIS SHELBURIYE, CLARA LOUISE SHELTON, GENE MARIE SPENCE, MARY STACY, ANNA BESS SPRACCINS, HENRY G. STEUBESAND, JERRY STINEBAUCH, AILEEN STRICKLAND, EUAL SWANN, HOWARD TAYLOR, TROY THICPEN, MOZELLE THOMAS, ALBERT THOMAS, J. JOHN TIPPEN, ALVIN FRANK, JR. TURNER, JOSEPH COLEMAN SS UF 1943... SS VANDERVEER, JAMES VAUGHN, BILL VERMILLION, JAMES WAOGAMAN, WILLIAM A. QTEXJ WALTON, FRANCES XVATKINS, CLARA ADELL XVATKINS, WINSTON W.ATSON, JOE WTEAVER, BILL WESTBROOK, JOHN WILCOX, LORENE WVILLIAMS, VIRGINIA WILLIAMSON, IMOGENE W OODS, LEON P. WRAY, JAMES A. 562 If 'J V P C 1 if ' YJ . ' 'Ml Im FRE HMAN CLASS UFFIUERS ' wma, f. um EQ-mi ,1 A 'S' -I FALL SEMESTER SPRING SEMESTER PRESIDENT ---- JIMMIE FITE PRESIDENT - - - BOB CLINDANIEL VICBPRESIDENT . . . LEWIS BYERS VICE-PRESIDENT - SETH HUGHES SECRETARY-TREASURER - MARITIA SHAW SECRETARY ' ' MARINA SHAW TREASURER - W. RUTHERFORD REPORTER - OLIVER PITTS ADAMS, DOT ADAMS, LOUIS ALLEN, EARL ALLEN, FRANCES ALEWINE, RALPH W. ARGUELLES, CARLOS FRANCISCO AVANT, OWEN AUSTIN, TOMMY L. BARCENA, AL - I ' - fSg1'3g1,- gf iff K-,Aff .fgigiif , fm. 1 gie ,, - fffii M22 - :iff J' A , +:- I lsfswif 5??f'f1i::i f ' - - S12 an C A- V, ix, Y --ff -:Ag , 1: ag , :rf :a:'1?f:,, .. n A . - .H I A.: . f -:a.Ae:.A,.--. - 5- A Q ' 'T in X 3 ,A , . A m A ,,,,,,,, i , V ,. I . ,,, BARNES, BILLIE MARIE A A A '51, , :: h-.U BATES, ELBERT F S, ,Q , BARRINGTON, FLORA ,S If ,gg .- -.., ,,-2 , ' ,235 Q D X S' ' BENTON, LLOYD H. Si BEAVERS, DOROTHY ELLEN F A BERREY, H. KAY, JR. Nm? BEYVLEY, MERRIE BIGBEE, JESSE BLACK, NORMA NELL L , A 5? sa. QQ' aff E All B J , W LACKLOCK, ANITA EQ I SIII BLEDSOE, VVILDA I. BOWDEN, DONALD BRAMWELL, MARTIIA 1 BROOKS, BRUCE -. CLASS UF 1944... SS 0F 1944... BRYANT, MRS. BRYANT, D. A. BYERS, L. J. BYRD, CAROLYN CARR, LILLIE CARTER, JEAN CARWILE, WILSON CASEY, CAVAZOS, OLIVER ALFRED CHADWICK, LAVERNE CHEATHAM, MARTHA CLAYTON, ARCENE CLINDANIEL, BOB COBLE, MRS. W. B. COLLIER, REX COSTON, LLOYD D. A. BROOKS, LESTER BYRD, LOUINE CARTER, MILDRED NE W GEORGE ALTON CAUSEY, TONITA ETTA MAE CHASTAIN, ELEANORA CLAYTON, W. F., JR. COHRON, EVELYN COX, DAPHYNE .gg . 4 K -.pu-.4 + H I V 'Q 9413! .uf COZDY, GERALD D. COY, TH OMAS A CUSIIMAN, ELAINE DANIEL, MODENA DAVIS, DAN F. DAVIDSON JEANETTE DENNIS, TRUETT DEPRASNC, PIAZEL DILL, MARGARET EVELYN DISERENS, HAROLD WILLIAM DOWNING, HELEN NADINE DRAKE, M DR.-XKE, SAM ALLEN EIQBREY, JAMES DUFEER, ENIFINGER, MYRA BELLE EPPLER, CHARLES EPPS, MII DRED JUNE ETHEREDGE, NIABEL EVANS, HENRY LUTHER FARLEY, HAROLD FARREN, PATSY FARRIS, CLAUDE FERRELL MARJORIE SS 0F I944... FIELDS, EUGENE FIKES, LORENE FITE, JIMMIE FORD, JEAN FORREST, ALMA IRENE FOSTER, THERESA GARCIA, ALFONSO GARNER, AGNES GENTRY, BEUNA INEZ GENTRY, LINDELL RAY GILLIAM, JUANITA GLASS, BILL GOODWIN, RUTH GRAHAM, KENNETH GRAMLING, NINA GRAVES, R. E. GRAY, WILLIAM ALFRED GIDEN, LOYD GRIFFIN, DOROTHY JUNE HACEMAN CRISTOLA . HALE, MARCUERITE ,., - ' HALL, AARON .LEE HANCOCK, MRS. M. R. HARGROVE, D. C. Wil -ww- fm. -ww - v y 4 I 'Q A 5' RR . - , Q 3 I j UQ 45 Fm, KX A Af 54:5-E I .4 ,.V Av 'ff A 4 V 15 J, 15 Tr Q. .. -. 'W ' - GLASS ,. J 'wg I . 'W . Q ,aw t . q ,ou ,gi K fx 'fy V' ., 'R xi I I. -4. I Q 7 gk., 1 .Safe Y .g2rU m ew' 'f....f W , I O! K Q HIARRISS, MARCUS HARMS, SUDDETH HASKEVV, GERTRUDE HEMPERLEY, WARREN CURLIE HAZEL, WILLIE HERNANDEZ, TED HILL, BETTY JANE HOLLAND, A. DILLARD HOLLOXVELL, MRS. ELLEN HOLLOWELL, HENRY H. HOLMES, IVA K. HOPPE, MILTON ROY HUDSPETH, CECYLE FAYE HUGHES, DELLYWN ROY HUGHES, SETH HUMPHREYS, DENNIS WAYNE INGRAM, ELVIN R. INGRAM, RALPH JOHNSON, FAYE JOHNSON, MARTHA CAMILLE JOINER, JACKIE JONES, C. F. JONES, L, F. KEESEE, DOROTHY 0F ISI44... SS UF 1944... KNIEFF, VERNA MAE KOEHLER, EARL VICTOR LAMRERT, ROBERT EDWARD LANE, JEAN LASWELL, KATHLEEN LEE, BILL J .V RQ A 1' LESTER, JOE MAE ' Z ' 5 LEWIS, ROBERT J H LINDLEY, MARY FRANCES J A I A 'IT Rf. L . L5 f . LINIJSEY, HILDON 'A' ggi.: , f LOVELACE, JOYCE I K 1' TL 'gk MCCUISTION, BERNICE e ,gf A if MCDAVID, DOROTHY Rf. R' I ..V Af MCGILVRAY, FLOYD ' MCINNIS, SHIRLEY ., XELQR JVICNIASTER, GAIL ALICIA MCPHAIL, CHRISTINE me -A P '? Qx Syl tt .Q X LWCQUAIN, STARK, JR. MARTIN, FELTON MARTIN, GRADY PAT MASSEY, JACK WELLINGTON MEEKS, JOHN W. Cz sf. TJ J MILLER, ALISTER . 2 MIRELES, LYDIA CARDONA I -' L 13. . f ... V E . . , . I., X355 .f-, . YQ SA r tv . ss MONDRAOON, HAUL P. A cm I1944... I f .5 ! i mv? 9' 'T ,i 5. f SEER :iv . uiiilhsg .. if Kg' :SZ AJ' A .I . ' ,A 'j . - ,.,. 3.23 fy Q- nf ' -:iw lei x E MW 'mrs' .Z V' . TPB 1 ':---- . 'w P ' . 1 f-'F 1 4. X1 . MOJICA, TVIIKE, JR. MOORE, JENNIE LOU MORRIS, ROBERT L. MIILLINS, NEAL NOEL NATIONS, EDDY NEAL, CLIFFORD NEAL, CLIFTON NEVANS, ROBERT GREGORY NEWTON, MARY JEANNE NIXON, MRS. A. T. NOBLE, CHARLES NOBLE, MRS. CHARLES NORTON, DAVID LAWRENCE PARK, NORVIN, JR. PARTEN, KENNETH PERKINS, EUGENE PETTY, COLLEEN PITTS, OLIVER PITTS, RUTH POND, MRS. T. L. POWELL, WILLIE POND, T. L. PRIDDY, LANTERNE SS UF Il RAINBOLT, HUGH LEE RALEY, CALLIE MAE RANDOLPH, WILLARD RAYNOR, FRANK REEVES, BURT RITTIMAN, WENDELL ROGERS, DORIS ROAGH, JAMES WILLIAM ROBINSON, FRANK ROGERS, GLENNA ROGERS, LETHA RAMIREZ, ESPERANZA RUTHERFORD, ROY W. SALYER, BERNIECE SANSOM, EMAGENE SANSOM, LEONA SCHULZE, WILLIAM ALEXANDER SHANAIIAN, G. L. SHAW, MARITIA SHIELDS, ELDON SIKES, CHARLES SLEDGE, HARLEY DAVIDSON SMALLWOOD, JIMMY SMITH, MOZELLE VAR fa I EQ, R I ilsg 5 I I ,I A AR EM: I ,ff W A, ff 'R A555555 ,T I ,, . ., ,Q V I N5 5' GP S X2 , 1 sw Q! X L K S ff W Is, If A 1 A T Qwwmis E. i if K ' I I f - A 5 I I E -If if w --L' I nas- wg,-.-.. IEE A 1+ gg are 31 , N ,I 1: vx, age ' FK N? N s ba, 5 ws? ,Sb 39335 ...SS SNOW, IONE SPARKES, JIMMY SPEED, WIALTER JOE STANFORD, MYRTLE FAYE STOHLER, PAUL STOKER, JOE STONE, EARL STRECKERT, WILLIAM STRICKLAND, BEssIE LOU STRICKLIN, KENNETH SUTTON, RUTH SYLVESTER, CHESTER TARIILEY, JOE TAYLOR, BETTYE JO TAYLOR, XVINIFRED TEMPLE, MARY ELLA TELLES, ABUNDIO TERRY, ROYCE TISDEL, VERA FAYE TONNE, ALVIN TREVIZO, DAVID TUBES, MARGARET TURNER, REVELL TURNER, EUGENIA SS 0F I944... SS UTLEY, MRS. BASGUM VANN, BILLY F. 'TES WYALKER, JOHNNIE WALSER, MELVIN WALTON, MARGIE WARE, PERMELIA WILLIAMS, BENNIE WATSON, FREDDIE WILLIAMS, WINONA WILLIAMSON, MARCIA VVILMETH, PEGGY JEAN WVILLIAMSON, WILLIABI ROY WILSON, RUTH ESTELL WOOD, BEULAII WOOD, LU WRIGHT, ARMINTA YEILDING, HOLLIS RLENE nv-A. Ba emolfzahlflfed 7 6LlfL Interesting llulleqians CMAQ Wmlaff Congenial Charlie . . . likes fishing and movies . . . am- bition: to coach football and track . . . star sprinter himself . . . president of the Associated Students . . . also vice-presi- dent of the H Club. .morofdy Wcjn Mari Elected most typical girl on the campus . . . but is far above typical . . . president of the Alpha Chi . . . member of the Howard Payne trio... secretary of the senior class .. . vice-president of the B. S. U. ...likes music in all its varieties. ZW Em! Probably holds the largest number of elective offices of any junior . . . has been presi- dent of both the sophomore and junior classes . . . presi- dent of the Burean Fidelis Class . . . treasurer of the As- sociated Students . . . most typical boy . . . and junior fav- orite . . . desires to become a statesman . . . likes hunting and sweet swing. H it 7 A0 Z5 A0 CLVL Interesting llnllnqians ,j4Il'I'!?:id .SZQIWOJ Blackie to you . . . senior favorite . . . vice-president senior class . . . president of the Press Association . . . edi- tor of the Yellow Jacket . . . Who's Who. . .these are a few of the offices he fills . . . aspires to journalistic endeav- ors . . . likes friendly people and brunettes. gzzade fd Gwlnhrcd Vocalist Liz is an asset in any group . . . secretary of the Jacket Co-eds . . . likes to col- lect music, both classical and semi-classical . . . member of the choir and Howard Payne Hall trio . . . swims and goes in for making friends. given ,sinifd Elected to Who's Who in his junior year . . . president B. S. U .... has served as president of his freshman and sopho- more classes, the Alpha Chi, and Life Service Band . . . most outstanding religiously. A03 A0 ULVL . . . Interesting Enlleqians gwaaz mfr Co-captain of the Yellow J ack- ets and all-around good fel- low . . . belongs to the Alpha Chi . . . has a red Nash job deluxe . . . likes sports and bull sessions . . . plans to teach and coach. GEMM SAM One of Howard Payne's out- standing personalities . . . holds a lengthy list of honors . . . . has been named as most typical gi rl, Homecoming Queen, and was elected last year to Who's Who . . . presi- dent of her Sunday school class, she is a prominent church worker . . . senior fav- orite. 594 femeff All Texas Conference guard, Syd was captain of the '40 Jacket squad . . . also promi- nent in other athletics . . . an expert swimmer and aqua- planist . . . graduate of the lo- cal CAA Flying School . . . elected to Who's Who. 1 I 'llllflllillfl . . . Biefian Shaw lp fir llllll ronmnfif . . . finvceot Sliawad ffllfllt' llllll ruff lf HIV... 33626 :Daniel jmixlff . . . jagce 'lllfieef UL ffxqlllxlff' . . . Jean fDawoan wvcio - rzffzmlzfv and rorlrfffolu' . . . jimmie .iite 411Il1l1sim'ti4f . . . We Qxiffi ll 2 A05 A0 6LlfL Interesting Enlleqians data Mt, Selected as most original stu- dent . . . vice-president of the senior class . . . one of Howard Payne's most popular preach- ers . . . likes to hunt and fish . . . Who's Who. T' .!l'llIflL'P.5 SIAHJOII One of the most enthusiastic and vivacious personalities in Howard Payne . . . was last year elected to Who's Who and was Homecoming Queen . . . has served as president of the Jacket Co-eds. Cggfcfe 5Il'l,I1E?l' As a member of Alpha Chi and all-around athlete, Clyde com- bines brain and brawn .... has held down the presiden- cies of the senior class and the HH club . . . wants to coach or enter some phase of Civil Service . . . collects Indian relics and lik-es popular music. 7 6LlfL Interesting lfnlleqians Klgzlan .jfnnidon An outstanding leader . . . editor of the Lasso . . . presi- dent Pi Kappa Delta . . . an excellent speaker . . .twice in Who's Who . . . elected most representative of the student body . . . likes chess and pecan pie . . . desires to become an outstanding minister. MW: Icp Ar The little lady who is an accomplished pianist ..... president of the Dormitory Council . . . collects souvenirs from everywhere .... likes strawberry Shortcake and Corky .... rainy Weather makes her blue . . . wants to do radio work . . . most versatile student. f Q, 17 i' ,x3f 'l ' ,. ff Cf Q ?X,.OMf dj-I-jf' W .XMIWILPLJ 'lr' -' ' jf' A'Rooster to everyone on the campus . . . has worked on the Lasso staff four years, includ- ing the Business Manager's post . . . lists photography and chess as his hobbies . . . chem- istry major . elected most scholastically outstanding . . . plans to be a chemical engineer. A03 A0 6LIfL .. Interesting Enlleqians ami adm Transfer from Wayland Col- lege . . . elected most creative student . . . an excellent solo- ist . . . plays the piano . . . likes dramatic readings . . . definitely a congenial mini- ster. .j'arLceJ .fduinger Elected football sponsor for '40 season . . . one of the best dressed co-eds on the campus . . . Who's Who . . . brunette beauty . . . likes swimming and reading' . . . wants to do steno- graphic work. CAELPZZJ JH MIFQVICQ Senior from Dawson . . .valu- able gridiron performer . . . called to the colors at mid- term . . . sergeant rating . . . one of the best-liked lads in the Barn. ATHLETICS CCDACHE Sportsmen, firstg winners, second. Thus describes the work of lVlcAdoo Keaton, the dean of Tex- as conference coaches. Long famous for her hard-fighting athletic teams, Howard Payne owes a large part of her well-earned reputation to Coach Keaton who has worked unceasingly in compiling one of the most amazing coaching records in the Southwest. Players, exes, and fans will tell you that under the gruff exterior is one of football's most agile minds. Sound judgment and high ideals have typified Keaton's work as one of the first principles of Howard Payne spirit. Assisting Coach Keaton during the football season was colorful Clarence HNig McCarver, one of the most famous athletes the Blue and Cold has ever produced. A fine example of the type of ath- lete to arise from the ranks of Howard Payne squads. lVfcCarver's personality, his knowledge of foot- ball and of human nature have been an invaluable asset to the coaching staff. Orville Etheridge worked with Coaches Keaton and lVIcCarver during the 1940 season as coach of the freshman squad. Etheridge, a three year letterman at fullback, completed his eligibility last year and he was an important cog in the 19410 coaching machine with his supervision of freshmen gridders. Clean, powerful, courageous football representatives have put Howard Payne on the football map. And the work of such coaches as these will keep her there in the future. YELLOW JACKETS ww, , THE l94O FOOTBALL SEASON FINAL CONFERENCE STANDING Howard Payne ,, Abilvne Christian Texas Wvsleyan L Austin College L, , Trinity ,WL ,W Southwestern ,, NLCNLll1'I'y L En Daniel Baker ,LL Pct. 833 FI' 'Y .050 833 .667 .500 286 143 000 uf OF l940 .mm A The hugo Crowd that packed spacious Farring- ton Field was strangoly hushed and the eight color- ful hands wore inuto for L1 second. Pennants and flags hung limply. The gigantic display ol show- inzinship, produvvd as only lfort Worth Can, 1111110 to a standstill. llut only for an instant. Thrn thi- vntire stadium rost- to its fe-vt as a man and in El lronzy ol roaring sound paid tribute lo a gallant group ol warriors wearing the Blue and Gold volors of llowarrl Paint' College who, in thr- linal 25 svconds ol play, had lurnvd almost certain cloleat into a glorious victory. Thorv was drzunn aplenty otclwd on the annals of loothall history that ovontful night of NOYl?111lJCl' 2. l9'lill. Not so IIIHIIY lioadlinos lilazs-d the nows ol thu last second triumph the following morning. Not many people wore awaro ol thi- tense, thrill-packed produvtion stagod on the green turf of l'lH1'I'lHgl0l1 Ficld. But tho uolorific throng of some l5,000 saw 3 6 O 6 0 'Y f ' mf 'K9'xF7jgjQj?'f f'W7i'?j?fLRt'S5'VL-3Qfif'Tl W wif R' ,, :i,1m,o L1LIL2l7iQU mil' if 384 u .M, ,, ,w,W...fr R - i Q HP L ff ' Milk 2 , ,,, fmw as 'rs r file ii A as '.Al s, ROLAND WARREN FRANK FISHER ARCENE CLAYTON End Back Center Three Letters Three Letters Squaclman team that couldn't be whipped, one that would not quit in the face of almost certain loss, win one of the most brilliant victories in the chronicles of the sports-famed Brownwood Baptists. Championship timber galore was exhibited in the scoring surge of the Yellow Jackets in the few fading sec- onds of the hard-fought tilt. Trailing 7-10 with but 25 ticks left on the giant clock, lVlcAdoo Keatonls valiant gridders reached down into tired hearts and tired bodies to bring out a final effort, an effort that spelled the re- sult of the game in glowing letters of mastery. Texas conference record books will inscroll the game as Howard Payne lil, Texas Wlesleyan 10. But to thousands of Howard Payne-ites all over the United States it is written: HA triumph of undaunted Howard Payne Spiritf, Looking back to that game, the remainder of the season seems dull and uninteresting. Yet the night of Nov. ,, CLYDE CONNER JIM JONES TED HERNANDEZ Back Back Back Two Letters One Letter Squarlman 2 was not the only night of thrills for H. P. C. fans. Again on Nov. 8 the Jackets pulled a game out of the fire in the last two niinutes of play with a My-6 win over Trinity University. Unbeaten in circuit games, Howard Payne dropped a 6-0 decision to Abilene Christian in the final loop tilt to ruin chances of a clear conference championship. However, she returned to the throne room in sharing the pigskin crown along with T. W. C. and A. C. C. The season,s finale, the UCridiron Classic of West Texas, saw unbeaten Hardin-Simmons outclass a game Jacket eleven. There was a rebirth of spirit on the Howard Payne campus this school year. Maybe it was the fine fresh- man class or the staunch group of yell leadersg perhaps it was the decision that the students were partly to blame for the disastrous season last year. What ever it was, it served to bring back and firmly entrench the 4'Howard Payne spirit in the hearts of students and fans. The Jackets didnat enjoy the most successful season in the coun- try. Their record doesnit seem so remarkableon paper. But somehow this football era of 19410 will always stand out in the history of the school as one of the most popular of all time. E HOWARD PAYNIC 6. SOUTHWEST TETKAS TliACHlfRS 7 The quaint hahit prevalent in gridiron eircles of Counting the winners of football games hy the points scored and not by statistics. aeeountecl for the Yellow Jam-kets' loss to the Southwest Texas State Teaeliers at San Mareos in the seasoifs opener. Despite the edge in statistivs. the Teaelir-rs seorecl earlv in the second quzirter and kiekecl the all-important ex- tra point which swung the T-fm final swore in their favor. Starting in the thirfl quarter. l'lowurcil Payne nntrelietl straiglit for six points without losing the hall. tlowup- tain Garland Terrell ancl 'l'onnnx Funuu-ls were instrumental in tht- sm-orinsg thrust whivh saw Terrell tlrixm- over . . . 1 K from the two-foot line. lla-apt-mtv last-nnnnte passes from the arm of Samuels uniountetl to naught as tht- liohvuts played heads-up hall to extinguish further threats. HOXYIXNIJ PAN Xi-l IU. XPQXX MEXICO MICLIHS U With a Splendid tlispluy of erisp lmlowlxiliy' and elieking offense holsterecl by a stout tlelense that never waverecl, the .Iaelxets Oleeisively tools the New Nls Cruees. N. M. M. B. Nmsox Tackle Two Lellers fxivo :Xggies Ill-0SepIs-1nhe1'2T on the lfarniersi home fieltl in Las PVXIAIIZN RIM: ,IIMMIE Po'rTs Bat-k Tackle Two Lellers One Letler Q . fr. '- -. 5 - ' -'i' i it IAWV K Vkryk E,. it Q fiit i gt- tiie it i fl ..':.: ' ettt. ..,, L ..,,:... ... ' . fr X s M 4, , it . Y E -s k 5 W . f , it-2 K, wx E ,WM N t get W. A L . 3, M Wai t , P' 15 U . .. . . .15-,H , L -- .tt L V L f. - R - - N t . F K+? Even more one-sided from the standpoint of statistics, the game saw the Baptists score all their points in the final period. First, on a 25-yard field goal by Co-captain Syd Russell. Later on in the game Frank Fisher tossed a six point pass to Terrell and Russell converted. Roland Warren and Rowland Michel turned in brilliant defensive games as did ,lack Hardaway. Terrell, Jim Jones, Howard Swann, Fisher and Cris Sunderman sparkled in the jacket secondary. 5? 4 W 99 if 'X' HOWARD PAYlNE 7, EAST TEXAS TEACHERS 20 Facing one of the most powerful teams they have inet in many years, the Keatonlnen found themselves on the short end of a 20-7 score in an October 3rd tilt played on the Jackets, home field. Both East Texas and Howard Payne scored in the opening quarter. White, ace Lion back, tallied on a 23- yard jaunt to draw first blood. ,lust three plays later, Fisher took a fake punt from Terrell and galloped 70 yards behind beautiful blocking for the tying count. The Lions scored twice in the final frame to iee the garne away. East Texas held the edge in statistics with a l2-5 margin of first downs. BILL HARALSON HOWARD SWANN ORVILLE SMITH Back Back Back One Letter One Letter Three Letters um. , .V W.. in is . .4 -1 .1 P-: :- .,,.A: f - 3 ..r . :., ' - .. 'f ',1:., ,' : 'X i I :: 1z'2 A :'4'- Q faf. .. ..-,f'f: '1-,::f-: 'J t ' . Q. LIEE I .,V, ' If ',-, ' tt r T. an M eya , e . ..ai t l'fig 2 fl if Q ' AAZ: .. BILL H1NToN NIARTIN HOLTER G. C. GRAVES Guard Back Guard One Letter Squadmfzn Three Letters HOWARD PAYNE 51, AUSTIN COLLEGE 0 The Howard Payne reserve strength asserted itself Oct. ll as the Jackets rained touvhdowns on the hapless Kangaroos of Austin College i11 a 51-0 deluge. The Kangaroos later won over Texas conference eo-champion A. C. C. Held to six points in the opening quarter. Howard Payne Caine roaring hack with an irresistahle offense in the remaining quarters to turn the Sherman gridiron into a race track. Sundernian tossed Terrell for the opening score. Terrell also eounted two more six-pointers hefore the night- mare was over. Fisher, Jones, Michel, Samuels, and Hernandez eanie in for a share of the scoring. The entire squad saw action i11 the tilt that marked the opening Conference test for lloyyard Payne. -7-P -P? 5? 55 9? S-G HOWARD PAYNE 52, MCMLTHRY 0 It was a yery sunshiny afternoon the day of Ovtoher 19 hut for the Mm'Nlnrry lndians it was a Sllllillly day may , . . ,. BILL DAVID AMOS EGGEN BOB STOKES Center Center End One Letter Three Letters One Letter indeed. A merciless bunch of Howard Payne Yellow Jackets, still score-hungry from the week before, heaped touchdowns like coals of fire O11 the heads of the hapless Braves and buried them under a 52-0 count, the largest gridiron defeat suffered by the Abilene school in itsffexas conference history. Pulling scores out of the Abilene air as a magician jerks rabbits out of a hat, the Blue and Gold lads crossed the double stripe twice in every quarter. As in the week before, the complete squad shared in the melee which featured the scoring efforts of Terrell, Swann, Jones, Samuels, 'Warren, and Haralson. -3941--199699-59 HOWARD PAYNE 10, SOUTHWESTERN 2 Striking quickly in the first period and playing 60 minutes of heads-up ball, Howard Payneis gridders, hot on the trail of another Texas conference crown, recorded their third league win Oct. 25 in the form of a 10-2 vic- to1'y Over the Pirates of Southwestern. . The Jackets scored in the first and last periods with Fisher and Russell halving honors. l irin' Frank scored early in the first period with a 10-yard end run and Rus scll converted. Russell, in the fourth frame, kicked a field goal from the 10-yard stripe. The Pirates' points came in the third quarter after Terrell was downed behind his goal line on an attempted punt. Hardaway and Michel were immovable in the forward defensive wall which allowed the Pirates a grand total of 30 yards on running plays. First downs favored HPC, 13 to one. sa 5 E 5 HOWARD PAYNE 14-, TEXAS WESLEYAN 10 The lead changed hands twice in the last 75 seconds of play in the spine-tingling drama enacted in Ft. Worth Nov. 2, a drama which starred two age-old rivals, Howard Payne and Texas Wesleyan. After playing three quarters with the count at 7-all, The Cowtown gridders drew first blood in the final scoring spree with Johnny Hunteris 21-yard field goal with 65 seconds left of playing time and the huge crowd settled back in its seats to watch a supposedly unimportant ending. But . . . operating from a spread formation from the HPC 35-yard stripe, big Bob Stokes took the snap back, faded a few steps and shot a perfect slrike to James Vanderveer squarely over the center and the rugged end pick- ed up several blockers and smashed to the Ram 15. After one play Stokes whipped a surefire toss to Vanderveer on the TWC four and the big wingman raced across the double stripe for six points and the ball game as the mammoth audience went completely beserk. TWC scored from the Jacket two-yard line on the second play of the second quarter for the Rams' first score in the five-year rivalry between the two schools. The Jackets retaliated some five minutes later. After Jones scooped up a Ham pass in midfield, Samuels entered the game and on the first play leaped high to rifle a beau- tiful pass into the waiting arms of Warren on the TWC 31 and thc towering end outdistanced the Ram second- ary for the first HPC score. lVlEl.VIN BORCHERT CHRIS SUNDERMAN ROWLAND iVlICHEL Tackle Back End Une Letter Four Letters Four Letters s X l ly! Lizl -' rr - t ,. .,,. ,,.. W ,S M A W s Mn-rw , -.. f , 53- :fa '- . . N Sl . , - V 31 2,1 HOWARD PAYNE 14, TRINITY 6 Fighting through mud and water in the final 90 seconds of play, Howard Payne's not-to-be-denied Yellow Jackets, eager but not desperate, under fire, came from behind for the second time in two weeks to outscore a gal- ant band of Trinity Tigers 14-6 Nov. 8 in Brownwood. Garland Terrell, all-conference back, dis la cd the niffht's to eriormance as he owered through the P Y e P P P an heavy Tiger line in the style which stamped him as one of the league's most feared ball carriers. The Tigers counted first on u drive from their own 19-vard line. Two ass lavs .accounted for the touch- cn J lr' P . down. ln the last quarter Samuels passed to Terrell for 2l yards to the Tiger eight. Terrell scored in four trials. Trinity came back with a last minute pass rally but Fisher snared an enemy toss and waded 27 yards for the cinehing touchdown. Russell converted on both attempts. The fabled HPC line was instrumental i11 the Jackets' filth league triumph as it held the Tiger backfield to a total gain of 30 yards. TOMMY SAMUELS Back Two Letters HOWARD PAYNE 0, ABILENF CHRISTIAN COLLEGE 6 Held scoreless for the first time this season, the Howard Payne foothallers dropped a 0-O decision to the Wildcats of Abilene Christian in their final conference game November 15 on the Jackets, home field. Taking advantage of a last quarter break, the W'ildcats drove 28 yards for the winning touchdown. Howard Payne's nearest scoring threat Came in the first quarter when Terrell and Fisher alternated ill car- rying the hall to the ACC 38. The Jackets' famed spread passing formation worked unsuccessfully. Keatones men ted in first downs 8 to 6 and held a slim lead in yardage gained. HOWARD PAYNE T, HARDION-SIMMONS 27 Fighting gamely against overwhelming odds, Howard Payneis Yellow jackets were lvadly outelassed and out- scored hy the undefeated. nntied Hardin-Simmons Cowboys Xov. 30. Passes from the arm of l.. B. 'QSeat7' llussell proved too mueh for the lighter eleven playing hefore a large homecoming crowd at the Howard Pay ne stadium. The Hanchers counted twiee in the first hall after a slow start. lll'Cis seore Came in the third quarter when Samuels whipped a jumping pass to Warren that was good for 55 yards. Russell. Michel, and Potts were outstanding in the jaeket forward wall. The famed passing attack of the Alri- lene Baptists, featuring Russell on the tossing end and Bnrrns and Parker as reeeivers was one of the most dan- gerous ever seen in Brownwood. This game marked the last appearanee of seniors Russell, Eggan, Graves, Hardaway, Nelson, Miehel, Ter- rell, Snnderman and Conner. ACTIO HIGHLIGHT UF THE YEAR .... Garland Terrell, Rowland Mich- el, Syd Russell, and Jack Harda- way were mentioned on numerous All-Texas conference teams at the close of the season. Fourteen lettermen will return to the Jacket squad next fall back- ed by a promising group of squad- men. Frank Fisher, backfield ace, and Rowland War1'en, pass-snatch- ing end, have been elected to lead the 1941 Howard Payne eleven as co-Captains. Five home games and five out- of-town Contests have been sched- uled by the Yellow Jackets. The complete schedule is as fol- lows: Sept. 26-Southwest T e X a s Teachers at Brownwood. Oct. 11'-East Texas State at Commerce. if'Oct. 10-Austin College at Brownwood. iiOctober 23-Southwestern at Georgetown. TOCL 31-Texas Wesleyan at Brownwood. WNOV. 7- Trinity at Waxaha- chie. TGNOV. T5-Abilene Christian at Abilene. Nov. 20-Arkansas State Teach- ers at Brownwood. Nov. 29-Hardin-Simmons at Abilene. iiDenotes conference game. sf-7 : ,. -s ..,.:,, 5 A V H ft f M4 , re, T, ' - . 5' f eyuee s t- T Q l eyr' A r rer' W --' - T X H 0 ,V V A E, -'sf --- . - ' I , T e 1 -,.-,. o f Q .-- ' f. is H 'mi - r sift I K A : - o H ' r Q :ll BASKETB LL, I94I .... Thrills were at a premium at ,Howard Payne's physical education building this year. Night after night, the cheers of hundreds echoed through the walls as one spine-tingling cage contest alter another was staged. Holand xVEl1'1'P1l, for four years a standout on HPC quintets, Wound up his career in a blaze of glory hy shattering the Texas conference scoring record. Yvarren tallied 429 points in l2 games to es- tahlish the new mark. The jackets finished second in the Texas loop race hehind the undefeated Texas Wlesley an Rams. K6'8t13lliS caaers lost onlv three frames in leaffue Jlav and their seasonas record included wins over Tex- , , c av l . as Christian, Texas Tech, and other strong squads. FINAL CONFERENCE STANDINGS W. L. Pct. Texas Wesleyiari W, ,WJIL 0 l.000 Howard Payne ,WW ,, 9 3 .750 Abilene Christian ,,,, ,,- 9 5 .643 Trinity ,,,,,,,. ,,,u,x ,u, 9 5 .643 lVlelVlurry WWW, ,W 7 7 .500 Austin College -.. .W 5 9 .357 Daniel Baker , , ,,, l ll. .083 Southwestern ,,, -,,, l 13 .07l RA KETBAIJL . ORVILLE SMITH Junior from Hillsboro All COI1fC1'CHCC lforward BILL NELSON Sophomore from Dallas Forward BOB CLlNDAlYlEL Freshman from Elkhart, lnd Guard OWEN ANANT FI'9ShIlliiI1 from Posloak Forward JOHN MEEKS '-I'CSh!llElIl from XYUICPIIIIES. In Guard D. C. HARGROX E Sophmuore from Cross Plain Fm'wa1'd YW' . xasfevfi- -f CLYDE CONNER Senior from Richland Springs Center Others: ROWLAND MICHEL Senior from San Antonio Guard ALBERT TELLEZ Freshman from E1 Paso Guard BILL HINTON Junior from Estelline Guard ROLAND WARREN Senior from Ft. Stockton Center, All Texas Conference TRACK I94I .... CAP SHELTON Track Coach PETE QWENS Captain lndividuals rather than an entire squad figured heavily in Howard Payne headlines during track season. Captain Pete Owens, one of the nationis greatest intercollegiate hurdlers, led Coach J. H. uCap Sheltonis Blue and Gold Cinder pounders to national recognition. Tl1e Jacket mile relay team, Charlie Marshall, Palmer King, James Vanderveer, and Al Barcena, ran off with top honors at the San Antonio Invitation, the Southwestern Relays, the Kansas Relays and the Drake Relays. The quartet tied the Drake mark in the college division. Owens recorded the fastest time of any intercollegiate hurdler in the nation with his 13.9 sec- onds high hurdle race at the Texas Relays. He also won races at the San Antonio Invitation, Ft. Worth Fat Stock Show, Denton Triangular Meet, Southwestern Relays and the Kansas Relays. AL BARCENA Sophomore from El Paso Quarter and Relays PETE OWENS Junior from Three Rivers Hurdles, Dashes and Relays CHARLIE MARSHALL Senior from Comanche Quarter and Relays JAMES VANDERVEER Sophomore from May Relays PALMER KING Junior from Ft. Stockton Quarter and Relays BOB STOKES Junior from Dallas Shot Put, Discus and Javelin OSWALDO GUARRNERO Junior from Brownwood Distance BERLDINE BARBEE Freshman from Rule Quarter GARLAND BRIDGES Freshman from Freer Dashes and Relays CLYDE CONNER Senior from Richland Springs Hurdles '-1 in .vAA N ATHLETIC RESUME Athletics are the true backbone of the famed Howard Payne spirit. And students and the college were fortunate this year to have three great squads wearing the Blue and Gold. Never was it borne with greater pride. Coaches Keaton, McCarver, and Shelton outdid themselves this year in staging one of the most thrilling athletic schedules ever seen in Brownwood. The football, basketball, and track seasons alike were abounding in color and tingles. Who will forget the game saving pass against T. W. C.? Who will forget the last minutes rallies staged by the Jacket cagers that brought every student to his feet? lVho will forget the fame the thinly-clads brought to the school? No, those memories are treasured. This year has installed many vivid chapters in the college memories of students and foremost among them were the ones written on the green sod of the Howard Payne stadium, the polished hardwood of the gym, and the oval track. The spirit came back. lt rolled over the campus like a flame. lt brought tears to the eyes of grid- dersg it brought cheers from the throats of students. And now ills here to stay. Howard Payne is small but she engages in man-size athletics. What her athletes lack in num- bers, they make up in spirit. The college of the Blue and Gold is proud of her athletic record, a record that will bow to no college. A record that has been written through the years by hardy men who lived the slogan, 'Tor Howard Payne, My Allf' f.xm VV -Eff ,Q km- 1 .. 1 ,L ,.., -, ., ff by n . K , fi: 1 I a. Q v . SSE' 3, .. 'ws I N E I V v Q. W,w,, A-:gui K km .D , ,. ,,k,k ., k Fsvg- 354 Q A-1? if WM , .Ml ig . f My-..' Q s A A gg. i V 'zqsgggggigm -n ,viii if ' K, V. I W ' mf? QW ' it , 1 h ig , 'f 15+ ,..v , 11- 'if xi v-11 1 Q 3' r Q , :iiiVir,' MV' .. T ., y f In -, .. jq,Mkg Y A 'J V - ,, i i i A. -.-- V k Af f- if 1 ii,?g's ,.g dl.. , 'M-mms. W--' QRGAQN ZATI NS TUBE 'l' UUUNUIL .... Made up of the elected leaders of the students, as four separate classes and as a studcnt association, the student council acts as mediator between the students and the ad- Ininistration. PRESIDENT - VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY - TREASURER Clindaniel, Bob Conner, Clyde OFFICERS! - - - CHARLIE MARSHALL CLYDE CONNER - FRANCES LEvIsAY - BILL DAVID MEMBERS: David, Bill Fite, ,linnnie Huggins, Howard Lcvisay, Frances 11. im.: , .J new wiht -ff I W, ,Q lVlarslIall, Charlie Shoe-make, Howard Q l. UIIUNUIL .... PRESIDENT - - 1ST X1r:E-PRESIDENT ZNO XHQE-I'RES1mf:NT 31:0 X ICE-PRESIDENT SI-ICRETXRX - - TRI'I,XSlJRI'III C1 I ORISTEH REPORTER - 3'I,XS'I'liRS NiINOHI'I'Y LEXDEHS This council acts as the joint fanlm XXOlk1I1 lwlwuii the churvh and the school, has r-hawm Of all Lfunpus IP 1 gious avtivities, including the l'l'X'iX'dl and HIJOII'-UIQ fntu tainmenls for the Students. - GLENN SMITH JEAN P. STEPHENS DOROTHY NICINTOSH - XXI T. LEWIS DOROTHY SUIXINER THELMA HENRY JXMES STANLEY JOYCE XX'llEE1.ER NI.-XUHINE BIC-XTY IJON ANDERSON Jar Ml ISTEIIS, WWE A XILIARY isters who attend Howard Payne, and, as the name iIn- plies, acts as an auxiliary to the Ministerial Council i1I proinoting the work of Christianity. OFFICERS: FIRST SEMESTER: PRESIDENT ---- MRS. DUKE D. SHAW VICE-PRESIDENTS - - - MRS. ELTON HINZE ' MRS. HOWARD SHOEMAKE SECRETARY ---- MRS. GLENN SMITH SECOND SEMESTER: PRESIDENT ---- MRS. DEWYEY BARLOWE VICE-PRESIDENT - - MRS. TRIQMAN CALDWELL SECRETARY - - - MRS. J. C. WVADE MESDAMES: MEMBERS 2 Adams, Pat Harlowe, Dewey Bridges, Glenn Brown, Hulbert Bryant, D. A. Caldwell, Truman Campbell, Hugh Colmle, Wlilliam Colvin, E. H. Copeland, Duford DePriest, Buell Eubanks, E. L. Fisher, Guy Grantham, Elvin Graves, D. A. Hancock, M. R. Harris, Lee Hoy Hart, Lloyd Hinze, Elton Hollowell, Henry Holmes, lva Ingram, Elvin jenkins, Bob Kent, Torn Lewis, WV. T. Lobdell, Sidney Massagee, J. C. Mears, W. P. Nixon, A. T. Noble. Charles Pond, T. L. Powell, Willie Robbins, Herman McCarty, C. W. Rogers, Dorris Ross, Earl Shaw, Duke Smith, Glenn Spraggins, H. C Strickland, Eual Wfade, J. C. Vilade, J. W. Wloods, Leon Yielding, Hollis Ml I TEIHAL Adams, Louis Adams, Pat Alford, Dallas Allen, Earl Anderson, Don Armstrong, Leo Austin, Tommy Barlow, Dewey Bates, Richard Beauchamp, Shelby Benton, Lloyd Bigbee, Jesse Bridges, Garland Bridges, Glenn Brown, Hubert Bryant, D. A. Bryant, W. C. Caldwell, Trum Carraway, Reginald Carwile, Wilson Casey, George Childress, Hard Coble, William Coplen, Buford Colvin, E. H. Cleveland, G. W. Coy, Thomas Davis, Dan Dennis, Truett Duffer, Hiram Drews, Raymond Eppler, Charles Eubanks, A. L. Farris, Claude The largest organization on the Campus, the COUNCIL is Composed of all ministerial students. Dedieating them- selves to service, the members Oi this group come from every part Ol the state and will in the future serve eveix part of the state. OFFICERS: FIRST SEMESTER: PRESIDENT ------ JESSE WADE VICE-PRESIDENT ---- LEE Roi' HARRIS SECRETARY-TREASURER - - LLOYD HART REPORTER - - - - ELTON HINZE PIANIsT ------ JAMES XVRAY SONG LEADER -... JAMES VERNIILLION SERVICE CHAIRMEN - BOB LAMBERT, COLEMAN TURNER lVlEMBERSt an Fergeson, Joel Holmes, Evan Fisher, Guy Fullingim, P. D. Gayle, Elzie y Gayle, Joe Gentry, Lindell Grantham, Elvin Graves, D. A. Hancock, M. B. Harms, Suddeth Harris, Lee Roy Hart, Lloyd Hartman, Clifton Hazel, W'illie Hinze, Elton Holladay, Otis Hollowell, Henry Hughes, Seth Hughes, Boy lngram, Elvin lsbell, Elbert Jenkins, Bob Kelley, Alvah Kent, Tom Lambert, Bob Lambert, Roy Lee, Bill Lewis, Lamar Lewis. W. T. Lobdell, Svdney Lucky, J. McDaniel, M. YV Mojica, Mike SECOND SEMESTER PRESIDENT ----- JASPER Nl.-XSSAGEE VICE-PRESIDENT - - W. T. LEWIS SECRETARY-TREASIERER - - OTIS HOLLADAT REPORTER - - - - TRUMAN CALDWELL PIANIST - - - - - JOE GAYLE SONG LEADER ---- - DALLAS ALEORD SERVICE CHAIRMEN - WILLIE HAZEL, G. L. SHANAHAIY Massagee, Jasper Matthews. Raltis May, J. R. Mears, M. P. Mears, M. W. Morris, Andrew Muney, Lee Roy Murrell, M. V. Naylor, J. R. Nixon, A. T. Noble, Charles Palmer, A. A. Pate, Andrew Patrick, Vlfillard Paulk, lvan Payne, D. L. Pond, T. L. MEMBERS : Poplin, Cecil Potter, Earnest Powell, Willie Purvis, A. C. Randolph, Ernest Ratliff, L. V. Ray, Cecil Reeves, Rurt Roach, XVilliam Robbins, Herman Robinson, Dill Robinson, Frank Rogers, Dorris Ross, Earl Rutherford, R. VJ. Shanahan, G. L. Shaw, Duke Shoemake, Howard Shropshire, George Simmons, L. V. Simpson, Delmar Sledge, Harley Smith, Glenn Smith, Truett Smith, Udell Sparks, JimnIie Spraggins, Henry Stanley, .James Sypert, Wayne Stephens, Jean P. Stinebaugh, J. D. Stohler, Paul Strickland, Earl Sylvester, Chester UIIUNUIL Tennison, Clifton Thomas, Albert Thomas, John Tonne, Alvin Travis, Joyce Treadwell, Maurice Trevizo, David Turner, Coleman Vermillion, James Vifade, J. W. Wfatson, Billy Jo Wlestbrook, John Xvilliams, l. B. Wloods, Leon Wlray, James Yielding, Hollis LIFE EIWIUE Adams, Lewis Alford, Dallas Allen, Earl Anderson, Don Armstrong, Leo Hates, Elliert Healy, Maurine Beavers, Dorothy Berry, Kay Hawley, Merrie liraniwell. Martha Hurrus, Sarah Byrd, Lorine Bridges. Garland Carter, Mildred Ellen mfhis organization shall be to promote the kingdom work of God and to advance the interests of Howard Payne by such activities on the campus and abroad as shall he deemed by the hand to he wise and profitable. PRESIDENT - VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY - TREASURER - COR. SECRETARY CHoRisTER - MEMBERS: Rox' LAMB!-IRT LLOYD HART LEUTA COHDER JAMEs VERMILLION GRACE MARTIN XVAYNE SYPERT Carwile, Wfilson Casey, George Causey, Tonita Childress, Hardy Clement, Charlotte Coble. Mildred Coble, Williaiii Cohron, Evelyn Cole. Mary Beth Copeland. Buford Corder, Leotu Counts, Sue Cushman, Elaine Uablis. Edwin Davidson, Jeanette Davis, Dan Dennis, Truett Drake, Mary Helen Drews, Raymond Duffer, Hiram Fergeson. Joel Forrest, Lois Frizell, Verna Funderburk, Elorine Garrison, Joyce Gayle, Joe Gayle, Elzie Cilliani, Sehuler Godfrey, Emogene Gregg, Dorothy Hart, Lloyd Hartman, Clifton Hazel, Willie Henry, Thelma Hieks, Ruhyc liaye Holmes, Evan Holmes, Yivian Holloday, Otis Hudspeth, Cecil Faye lsaliell, Elliert johnson. lVlartha King, lluth Kirehner, Marion Knowlton, Pauline Koen, Iva Dee PRESIDENT - VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY - TREASURER - COR. SECRETARY CHORISTER - SECOND SEMESTER: - LLOYD HART LEO ARMSTRONG - PAULINE KNOWLTON - LAMAR LEWIS GRACE MARTIN CHARLES POLSTON MEMBERS: Lambert, Bob Lambert, Roy Lee, Bill Leech Lona Mae Lewis, Cecil Lewis, Emma Lee Lewis, Lamar Lewis, W. T. Lindley, Mary Frances Martin, Grace McDowell, Violet Mireles, Lydia Mojica, Mike Moore, Dorothy Dell Moseley, Virginia Moye, Sarah Elizabeth Naylor, J. R. Newman, Ada Lois Peters, Rubye Lee Polston, Charles Proctor, Marie Raley, Callie Mae Ratliff, L. V. Ray, Cecil Reeves, Burt Rutherford, R. W. Rogers, Doris Rogers, Glenna Shanahan, G. L. Shoemake, Howard Sikes, Charles Smith, Glenn Smith, Mozelle Smith, Udell Sparks, Jimmie Stanley, James Stephens, Jean Stohler, Paul Strickland, Bess Stringer, Earlene Strother, Oleta Sutherland, Agnes Sylvester, Chester Sypert, Wayne Temple, Mary Ella .BAD it Thomas, Albert Thomas, John Turner, Coleman Turner, Eugenia Vermillion, James Vlfalker, Johnnie Wilcox, Lorcne Williams, l. R. Williams, Floy WVilliamSOn, lmoge IIB Williamson, Marcia Vlfood, Beulah XVray, James W1'igl1t, Arminta KAPIUI PIII 'I'IlII'I' . Bownian, John Brooks. Lester Cilzldwick. Iiaverne Iimfinger. Myra Bolle Huskew. Gertrude Howard, HP1'1lil1'd With the purpose sr-iemfe nctiyitif-.1 ai H lo promole a greater interest in owarcI PiIf'IIi'. aII those interested in tIIis pllasr' of f?XII'2l-i'lII'1'Il'llIE1 worlq Iiuve oygruriizf-CI this year to Iorni one of Ilia HIUSI outslaiicling UIIIII5 on the C3111 IJUS. OFFICERS: IIIIHST SlCKII'LS'I'EII2 IIRICFIDICXT - - VICIC-PHIZSIIIIZNT - SIZCIIIQTXRY-'IIRE XSIQRIZR IIEI'oRTIcR - - SEIICEA NT-A I'-ARMS SEC PRESIDENT - - VICE-PRESIDENT - SECRETARY-TREIXSURIER IIEPIIRTER - - SERILEI-xNT-AT-ARMS MEMBERS : I'IowarII, Clarence Huggins. Howarci Kirby. Joe Bailey KIappeI'. Rif-IIaI'fI IVIIIIIIII. I'ieIlon IIERN,-XRD HDWARD GLENN SPARI4IyIAN LAX EIINE CHIIIWIIJK - Join BOWMAN JoE BDI: RUSHING CWD SEMESTER: IIERIIAIED IIDIURD IIICII ARI! KIIAPPER L.-IVERNE CHADWICK HOWARD Hnccms CIARENCE HOWARD Martin, Tessica Perkins, Ned I'elIy. CoIIeen IIUSIIIIIQI. Joe Bob Snow, Ione Spur-kIIIaIII, Glenn S 2 I .wks IHO GRA IIE VALLEY UL B .... Organized by students from the section of Texas known as Rio Grande Valley, this club functions chiefly as a social organization. 0EF1cERs: PRESIDENT - - - THURMAN GRANTHAM VICE-PRESIDENT - - lVlXRTIIA JEAN PEDDICORD SECRETARIES - - BILL XVEAVER, MARTHA BRAMWELL REPORTER - - - RALPH BURNETT MEMBERS: Arguelles, Carlos Bramwell, Martlla Burnett, Ralph Coble, Vifilliani Coble, Mrs. William Drews, Raymond Frizzell, Verna Grantliain, Elvin Grantham, Thurman Massey , Jack Mclnnis, Shirley lVlondragon, Paul . E Parr, Norvin Peddicoul, Mart Stohler, Paul Turner, Eugenia Weaver, Bill Xxlllllliilll, Peggy ha Jean Jean AI PIIA IIU SIGMA Austin. Harold Barnes. Jakv Burl. Jovi Calf?-I1 l,lllllf'l' Colin llarry Collie. ,lark Cox. Dapliyne Daniel. Modena Doss. Harvey l70rI'Pl. Margoriv Poyle, A. E. Students taking C0urSPS iII math. or intervstecl in this pnasv of Study, Illklliil up the persoluic-l uf this organiza- tion. OFFICERS: FIRST SEMESTER: PRESIDENT ----- JOIIN HOWELL XICI-1-PRESIDENTS - HARRY COLE. HowARD l'IL'ccgINS SECRETARY - - - - RIQIIARD KEAPPER REPORTER - - HARIILD AUSTIN SERILEANT-AT-ARMS - J,-IMI-:S KING PARLIANENTARIAN ISIIM-ual. lX'lCNEIL SECOND SEMESTER: PRESIDENT ------ BILL NELSON X ICE-PRESIDENTS - URYILLE HATES, HAROLD AUSTIN SECRETARY - - - - MOIJIIINA DANIEL REPORTER - - ,IOIIN Hou ELL SERGEANT-AT-ARMS - J-ICR CoI.I.IE PARLIAIIIENTARIAN ISHMAEI. MCBEII. MEMBERS: Class, Bill Hardin. Bill Hayvs. Orville Howarcl. ClZl1'6'Ill'P Howvll. John Huggins. l'loward Jonvs. C. F. King, James Klapper. Richard lVIcNeil. Ishmael Morrisrm. Darrell Nations. Eddie Nelson, Bill Yortmi. Lawreiive Uwr-n. Frank Parlvn. KPIllll'll1 Pallillo. Bill Haviior. lfimik Taipley. Joe Ward. Orville XX-f'21YBI'. Janles ELEME 'FAIRY Ullll UIL 0 9 A o The purpose of this organization is to gather and disseminate knowledge of the movement for the educa- tion of young children and to raise the standard of the professional training of teachers and leaders in this field. PRESIDENT - XTICE-PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT - SECRETARY-TREASURER REPORTERS - - OFFICERS : MRS. TRUMAN CALDWELL lVlARTHA MARSHALL RUBYE LEE PETERS LUCILLE LANCASTER SUE ALICE DAY, JEAN CASH Barton, Jimmie Caldwell, Mrs. Truman Cash, Jean Clement, Charlotte Collins, Pearl Daniel, Modena Day, Sue Alice Douglas, Aline Evans, Frances Ferguson, Frances Foreman, linda Mae Gaines, Jewell MEMBERS: Garnett, Dorothy lvey, Janelle Johnson, Clydene Jones, Evelyn King, Allie Louise Lanrfaster, Lucille McKenzie, Mackie Marshall, Martha Miller, Charlotte Peters, Rulwyc Lee Pitts, Ruth Reeves, Mary Jane Riley, Ruth Ross, Allene Rudd, Virginia Scoggin, Jalene Scott, Hess Stacy, Anna Bess Sparks, Mrs. Kate Stinson, Fl'illll'f,'S Sutlrerlancl, Agnes Treadwell, Marguerite 6 JAUKET U0-ED 1 ia F. Avinger, Frances Arvin, Betty Bell, Bonita Cadenhead, Nellie Carter, Jean Cash. Jean Chastain, Eleanor Choate, Bernice Clement, Georgia Cox. Daphyne Cranford. Elizabeth Dawson, Jean Eoff, Billie Etheredge, Fields, Virginia Forrest, Alina Goodwin, Ruth Hale. Margie Hardin, Mary June Healer, Madeline Johnson, Martha Johnson, Snow Levisay, Frances Martin, 'liessica This organization lists as its purposes Mto stimulate School spirit. to give at all times the school football team lull support and to foster good sportsmanship. The ac- tivities of this group include the annual football banquet, the social highlight of the fall semester and a picnic fet- ing the basketball teams. OFFICERS! - - FRANCES STINSON NELLIE CAIJENIIEAD ELIZABETH CRANFORD PRESIDENT - VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY - TREASURER DORIS MCINTOSH REPORTER FRANCES LEVISAY MEMBERS: Sayler, Bernice Schooler, Alma Shaw, Lillian Shaw, Maritia Shelton, Gene Marie Soules, Dorothy Jean Steubesand, Jerry Stinson. Frances Sutton, Ruth Thigpen. Mozelle Watkins, Adele Wilnieth, Peggy Jean Matthews, Mary Florence May, Dorothy May, Helen Mcllonough, Beth Mclntosh, Doris McCuistion, Bernice McKenzie, Mackie McMaSterS, Gail Newton, Mary Jeanne Petty. Colleen Pitts, Mary lilizabeth Reynolds, Zella Mae Rhea RAUKET UL ll .... ln order to promote interest in tennis and tennis tournaments, the RACKET CLUB was formed last yearg its activities and memberships have steadily grown to make it one of the most popular sports organizations on the campus. OFFICERS : PRESIDENT - - VICE-PRESIDENT - SECRETARY-TREASURER REPORTER - - Bledsoe, Wanda Bledsoe, Wilda Caffey, Luther Caldwell, Charles Evans, Henry Fite, Jimmy Garnett, Dorothy CLARENCE HoWARD - JAKE BARNES LAURA SCUDDER - C. F. JONES MEMBERS: Hill, Betty Jane Huggins, Howard Humphreys, Dennis Joyner, Pauline Lamb, Bartlett Lindsey, Hilden Miller, Alister Parten, Kenneth Baynor, Frank Schurman, Donald Shields, Eldon Vtfaggainan, Williarii Yvilmeth, Peggy Jean A .ULB. l O I Q . fi Dill, Evelyn Eikenherg, Geraldine Elliott, ,Iuanell Epps, Mildred Evans, Mrs. Margery Foster, Theresa Grainling, Nina Hilibs, Mary Hinton, Bill Houser, Jean ,awww A This organization is made up ol the students taking lmusiness adininistration Coursesg its purpose is to enlarge the department by proving the advantages gained therein. PRESIDENT - MILE-PRESIDENT SECRET ARY - TREASURER REPORTER MEMBERS: Hunter, Helen Justice, Violet Knowlton, Pauline Lamb, Bartlett Lewis, Cecil Lindsey, Hildon McEaChern, Wilson McNeill. lslnnael Nichols, Bill Pitts, Oliver OFFICERS! ISIIMIIEL EICNEILL - BILL HINTON VIOLET JUSTICE PAULINE KNOXXLTON - OLIVER PITTS Patton, Pat Potts, James Smith, O. T. Spence, Mary Tippen, lirank Turner, Revell Yann. Billy XYEIQQBIIILII1. William Williains, llhoelue Williamson, Marcia ll0ME E130 UMIC UL It Organized to develop individual personality in the art of entertaining, home-making, and social activity, this club sponsors il number of entertainments during the year to develop the poise of its nienihers ir1 the graces of hoine-making. OFFICERS: PRESIDENT - - - VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY - REPORTER TREASURER Adeock, Ruby Burke, Dorothy Dawson, Jean Diserens, Ethel Etheridge, Mabel Etheridge, Tura Lou - JEAN DAWSON DOROTHY BURKE FRANCES LEVISAY PATSY FARREN JUANITA MARLETTE MEMBERS: Farren, Patsy Garner, Agnes Garner, Margaret Goodwin, Ruth Levisay, Frances Marlette, Juanita Matthews, Mary Florence Neil, lnia lXewton, Mary Jeanne Smith, Anita Stacy, Anna Bess Wlalton, Margie ALPHA Ulll .... asv ' w Barrington. Ruth Burrus. Surah Conner. Clyde Duffer. l'lll'?llll lirizzell, Verna Hart, Lloyd Jones, Evelyn Eligibility for memlwersliip in the ALPH x CHI is based upon scholarshipg only those whose avr-iugre is witllin the margin ofthe highest ten per cent in thc- junior and senior classes are invited to belong. PRESIDENT - VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY - TREASURER REPORTER MEMBERS: Justive, Violet Link, Sammy Nlelntosli. Doris Wlelntosli. Dorothy Shaw. Lillian Shields, Annelle Sinilli, Glenn OFFICERS: - DoRoTnY MCINTOSH - CLYDE CONNER - SARE-ui BURRUS Doms NICINTOSI-I JOYCE Wil-lliELl-IR Smith, Anita Joy Sparks. Mrs. Kate Sumner. Dorotliy Staey, lloris Slavy, lris 'l'e1'1'ell. Carlaml xvlll'0lPl'. Joyce LIIIIIAIIY ULIII The group of students who work in the library and desire to improve their knowledge along lhis line are members OI the LIBRARY CLUB. e OFFICERS! PRESIDENT - - - RUTH KING W M VICE-PREsmEN'r - ANNELLE SH11-3I.ns 'I SECRETARY-TREASURER IVIARJE ,Io BITTICK f Bittick, Marje Jo Blueklock, Anita Brooks, Lester Keeler, Lovella King, Ruth Miller, Charlotte Moore, Irene MEBIBERSZ Peddieord, IVIartI1 Shields, Annelle Stringer, Earlene Sumner, Dorothy VIIade, Ijlizahelh a Jean Williumsoii, Wiuncla IViIson, Huth IHIIIVIITUHY UIIUNUIL PRESIDENT - YIM:-PRES111ENT SECRET xR1' - REPoR'1'1fR SPONSOR This 1-0u11r'il acts as the exvculivc body to CIIIS on the social arflivilivs of lhc clo1'111ilo1'y. It is u1111poR0 0 1'PP1'PSPY1tilliYl'S fl'0l'll r1ac'l'1 of thr' four vlassw 1ts 11111 12 to Crt-ate l1a1'111o11y 111 all phases of sludvnt cndc as UI OFFICERS: BERNICE NIILLI-ZR FRAN11Es Llcvlsn' - Jlaxx C,xs11 T111-3REsx FOSTER Miss C1.AD1's lllcks PAIIIULB .... The SPANISH CLUB is composed of those students tak- ing Spanish and interested in promoting a better under- standing of our Southern and South American neighbors. The organization features various entertainments carry- ing out Spanish themes. OFFICERS! PRESIDENT ----- MIKE MOJICA VICE-PRESIDENTS - RUTH BARRINCTON, IVA DEE KOEN 2ND VICE-PRESIDENTS - GAYLE HASKEW, LORENE XVILCOX SECRETARY-TREASURER - - - LYDIA MIRELES REPORTER - - FLORA BARRINGTON MEMBERS: Barrington, Flora Barrington, Ruth Burrus, Sarah Cash, Jean Cuvazos, Oliver Duffer, Hiram Garcia, Alfonso Grantham, Thurman Haskew, Gayle Holmes, Vivian Mireles, Lydia Mojica, Mike Mullins, Margaret Peters, Ruhye Lee Romero, St. John Shields, Annelle Shaw, Mrs. Duke Sledge, Harley Sparknlan, Glenn Turner, Talmage Wfilcox, 'Lorene IIIIIA ITE .... FV' Allison. Dorothy Mae Bradford, lVIarion Byrd, Carolyn Chadwick, Layerne Cox. Daphyne Dill. Ifyelyn Elliott. Juanell Enifiiiger, Myra Belle Evans. Frances Evans. ,Ieanne Farren, Patsy Fattlkiiiherry. Vlaxine 'M-lm: The URBANITIZS are those girls who make their per- manent home in Browiiwootlg their organized purpose is to coordinatf- sovial activities with the vo-eds who Iiye on the I-anipus and to promote general social unity through- out the college. OFFICERS: PRESIDENT - - - FRANCES EVANS X'1t:If:-PIIESIIIENT - - - NIARION BRAIJFORD SECRETmx'-'I'RE.xsIiRERs - JLTANELI. IlLI.IoTT, IMA NELI. REPORTERS - KATI'II.EIiN LASIIELI.. ISETTTE Jo T-IYLOR MEMBERS: Haskew, Gayle Hihbs. Mary Johnson, Faye Johnson. Snow King. Allie Louise Knielf. Verna Mae Landua, I.iIIie B. I.asweII. Kathleen Imster. Joe Mae I,.oyeIat'e. ,Ioy tie Nlarlvtte. ,Iuanita Marshall. Martha Martin. It-ssica Tidwell. Josie Ruth lVICIntosh, Doris Mclntosh, Dorothy Xiell. Ima I'etty. Colleen Haley. Collie Mae Rankin, Yannie lieth Svliwartz. Cecilia Ann Shields. AIIIIPIII' Stacy. Anna Hess Stanford. My rtle Faye Taylor. IIettye Jo THE VITAMI DEE .... Mouldcr of menl Carver of character! Bureau of Buffooneryl Truly two of the campus' most active and devoted organizations, the Vitamin D and the Vitamin U-lcers have as their foremost purpose the very worthy and ancient one of fun. Exclusive in membership, secret in meeting, and devoid of seriousness best describe the two united groups. Among the long list of accomplishments recorded by the campus cut-ups were: 372 persons frowned upon, 213 points voted the Howard Payne football team in various games, numerous social events of undisclosed nature, two Holy Curses pronounced and 852.711 appropriated toward the Vitamin D Retirement Fund. Members of the Board of Bored reported a very suc- cessful year. VITAMIN D VITAMIN D-IcERs JAMES DAVIS, VICE-PRESIDENT - - PQLLY JOINER BLAcKIl4: SIIERROD, VICE-PRESIDENT - Lois HAWKINS Joie BELL, VIcIa-PRIQSIIIIQNT - - DOROTHY GARNETT Puri: OWENS, VICE-PI:EsI1JENT - DOROTHY JEAN SOULES ,lol-IN HOWELL, VICE-PRI3sIDI:NT - FREIJDII3 XVATSON ,loong GARRISON, VIcIc-PREsIouN'r - FI:ANcI:s STINSON AL HICKS, VICE-PRESIDENT - DOROTHY MAY ,,kr V , A ,, I is ez-I 9 L, ' I , ,A If -f Qgji, , -..f,,K fs . ,nwpf ,sf ,Agway I pe . Ae l , WAYLA ll CLUB .... Alford, Dallas Bryant, D. A. Bryant, XV. C. C3I'l'klWHy, Reginald Gayle, lilzie Organized two years ago. this vluh is composed of students from Xvayland Baptist Collegeg its chief purpose is to interest students from Plainview to come to Howard Payne. PRESIDENT - VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY REPORTER NIEMBERS! Gayle, Joe Ivy, Janelle Knoohuizen, Jean Nllll'I'Pl, M. Y. OFFICERS: - - JEAN P. STEPHENS THELBIA Jo SHAW - RUTH SNIDER JEAN KNOOIIUIZEN Shaw, Thelma Jo Snider, Ruth Smith, Truett Stephens, Jr-an P. T6IllllSUll. Clifton 91 PI KAPPA DELTA . Interest in Speech and Speech arts is the key note of the PI KAPPA DELTA, the purpose of which is, therefore, to promote the interests of intercollegiate oratory, de- bate, and public speaking. OFFICERS: PRESIDENTS - - CLIFTON TENNISON, UDELL SMITH VICE-PRESIDENT - - - ZELLA MAE REYNOLDS SECRETARY-TREASURER - - MARY BETH COLE REPORTER - - - - ROBERT MORRIS MEMBERS: Allen, Frances Hart, Lloyd Bramwell, Martha Hood, Janet Childress, Hardy Jones, C. F. Cole, Mary Beth Martin, Felton Diserens, Harold McQuain, Stark Eofl, Billie Morris, Robert Fisher, Wlillis Moye, Sarah Elizabeth Ray, Cecil Raynor, Frank Reynolds, Zella Mae Soudder, Laura Smith, Udvll Sikes, Charles Teirnison, Clifton HUWARD PAY E PLAYEII Brooks, Bruce Carazos, Oliver Craig, Marcia Epps, Mildred Hoff, Billie Jane Farren, Patsy Hood, Janet Holter, Martin With the various fields of dramatics as the ultiinate purpose of the PLAYERS, this organization is limited to the nuinher which pass its entrance try-outs. Activities of this club include one and three-act plays, drainatic Inono- logues, make-up study, and social activities. OFFICERS: FIRST SEM ICSTERC PRESIDENT - - - XVINSTON XVATKINS VICE-PRESIDENT - - JOYCE XYHEELER SECRETAHX - DOROTHY JERXN SoI1LEs TREASURER - FRANCES LEVISAY REPORTER ----- JEAN BIILLER PRESIDENT - FRVKNCES I.EvIsAr VICE-PRESIDENT BRUCE l3RooKs Sl-ICRl'1'l'ARY - - HESS SCoTT TREASURER lJoRo'I'Hx' MCINTUSH REPORTER - STELLA SMITH NIEMBERSZ Howard, Bernard Hudspeth, Cecil Faye Lerisay, Frances Mclntosh, Dc II'cI thy Miller. Jean Scott, Bess Scudder, Laura Sikes, Charles Smith. Stella Strickland, Bess Tellez, Albert Ylvaggairinli, Willi Watson, If I'ff ddie Watkins, Wvinston Wvliecler, Joyce Wood, Beulah 21111 FINE ARTS YELLUW JACKET IM ll 'A 'AifL V' Of all thc' 0l'QHI1lZHll01lS that prmnolv svlmol spiri we fl lllf' Band is plwnlmalvly lllf- must Olllililllfllllfi. 'l'l11 lllrill of if ,il lmll QHIHCS is nlaclv elven 1110115 vfwilingg flull f'l1EllH'l pm Fl grams arm- maflf' lnure int'1rc'sling:: allvrmmn l'0lllllll'S me if Pnllallvvd ln' llwir rvlwarsulsg and :chmnl vw-lf'lr1'utio11 NP I K lf: wg, ' iljffagsiif -E -1,:ESLi5 Wfuf' gwiiqlie . i K ,jf ' Qi' sa - wig- Q - 'Nw :is-.,.1' x ' :: 515552 'CQ'fj'. x fis zz 1 Y E: s 'fs -, :tsl N Q, EM, - qgivipg f 5 355515- 4 if : if , 4 will -Q L ae. 'Nm . , A 3 are all nwrv lllP21IllIlgflll SVlll'll lllfx Band zlppvzlrs. l'luwa1'cl l'a1y11c- is justly pruucl ul this xu-ll-vmxcluvml group of musiviaus. TIIE IIUWAIHI PAY IE CIIUIR .... Select singvrs-fquality 1'HlISil'ih0l1I'S of practice-a dilrvtol' who kmm's--tllrilling IJC1'fOl'1llLU1l'l'SfL'XCiliHg recvptimmf ,ull go lo make this tl worlll-while organiza- lion. A song for r-vvry fMfE'ZlSi!!Il'1P0iS0fAlUVSIY bZll3IlCCf au'l.1:+liu yet gI'iU'iOLl!'4+T1IE HOWARD PAYNIL TRIO. U MUSIC DEPARTMENT r,..... i GUY WOODS, Piano and Organ CHARLES RUSSELL BOUD Voice PUBLICATIONS 'PHE YELLUW JAUKET . SIR A NN YELLOW JACKET STAFF EDITORIAL STAFF BLACIQIE SI-IERROD, EDITOR JVIANAGING EDITORS - JOE BELL, JOHN BELSEY ASSOCIATE EDITORS JOHN HOWELL, JAMES DAVIS SPORTS EDITOR - - PETE OWENS SOCIAL EDITOR LILLIE B. LANDUA FEATURE EDITOR - JOYCE WHEELER RELIGIOUS EDITOR TRUMAN CALDWELL COLUMN EDITOR - FREDDIE XVATSON FACULTY SPONSOR - - - MISS GLADYS HICKS REPORTORIAL STAFF: ANITA JOY SMITH, STELLA SMITH, FRANCES LEVISAY, REGINALD CARRAWAY, BOBBY JENN CROSS, BILL DAVID, HOW- ARD HUGGINS, JOE ALBERTSON, BRUCE BROOKS, AND OLIVER PITTS. BUSINESS STAFF BUSINESS JVIANACERS - PAUL CUILI., R. M. FRACHISEUR FRANK RAYNOR ASSISTANT BUSIINESS MANAGER - . 1' J W , S , - A is Af-w ll, TI S we SFI l u . . . . fffie 'Uxuce aff tlie What is more exciting than the news? The thrill of college activities is made evcn more thrilling-before and after-hy seeing them in words. YVe unreservedly give orchids and Oscars to the Yellow Jacket Staff, with Blackie Sherrod taking: the curtain calls, because of the superiority of this YCBIIS paper. Because the printed word is the impressive word, the various features, editorials, news stories, and gossip sec- tions have been the constant source of renewing interest in our work and play. Of course there has to he a Contact Hl3HfR. M. Frachiseur and Paul Quill have filled this place superh- ly. Miss Hicks, as faculty sponsor, has worked untiringly. The voice of the student body speaks-and is heard --every Thursday. Student .Badg in j ' Wftms i 'l'Illl LASS .... Announcements in chapel, trips to the photographer, reproductions of buildings and grounds that we know so well, Tuesday class meetings, panelling, snaps, cluh pic- tures, athletics, camera-shy faculty members, copy to write, retakes--these are a few of the mental workings of an annual staff. Wihy worry? Because it is the desire of every normal person to win the approval of his friends. It is our de- sire to please you, the reviewers of your year in college. We hope that something about this book will strike a responding chord in your mental memories Wie are grateful to our faculty sponsor, Mr. Guy Wfoods, for his encouragement and helpg to you We owe our thanks for your cooperation and patience. I U U I TH E LASSO STAFF CLIFTON TENNISON, LILLIE B. LANDUA - EDITORS BERNARD IJOVVARD JOHN BOWMAN - BOBBY JEAN CROSS BLNCKIE SHICRROD BETTYE JO TAYLOR MR. GUY WOODS JOE ALBERTSON ASSOCIATE EDITOR - PANEL EDITOR CLUB EDITOR - SPORTS SCRIPT - SECRETARY FACULTY ADVISOR BUSINESS MANAGER Cl Jlflimwm af Student Bile PRESS ASSUCIATIU . In-xx S Albertson, Joe Bell, Joe Belsey, John Bowman, John Caldwell, Truman Cox, Daphyne Davis. Hill Davis. James K. lfracliiseur, R. M. The PRESS ASSOCIATION is composed of the members of the weekly and the annual puhlieations staffs, to- gether with other students of jOlII'IlE1llSlUQ the purpose of this organization is to crystalize the interest in all jour- nalistic endeavors. OFFICERS: PRESIDENT ----- BLACKIE SHERROD VICE-PRESIDENTS - JOE GARRISON, TRUIIIAN CALDWELL SECRETARY-TREKSURER - - LILLIE B. LANDUA MEMBERS: Garrison, Joe Cuill, Paul Howard. Bernard Howell. John Lanclua, Lillie B. LI-visay, Fra III'f I s Ow IIII Pete Patton. Pat Potts, Jimmy Sherrod, Blackie Sikes, Charles Smith. O. T. Smith, Stella Taylor, Bettye Jo Taylor. Troy Tennison, Clifton Wheeler, Joyce .A- Abney, Bobbie, Sophomore ,,,,,,, .,.,,, ,Brady Adams, Dot, Freshman,,, ,,,,-,,,, Big Spring Adams, Pat, Sophomore, ,,,,,,- ,,,, ,,,, Stanton Adams Louis, l re:hman,,,Klamath Falls, Ore. Adeocli, Buby, Special, , ,,,, , Albertson, Helen, Sophomore, ,,,, , ,, Albertson, Joe, Junior,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, Albertson, Louise, Sophomore,,,,, Tl ,,,, Gustine Munday Brownwood Brownwood Alewine, iwalph, Freshman ,,,,,,, Hedley Alford, Dallas, Junior ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,TVellington Allen, Earl, Freshman, ,,,,,,,,,,,, , Ft. TVorth Allen, Frances, Freshman, ,,,,,,,,, Allen, Pauline Ruby, Senior,,, Allison, Dorothy Mae, Junior,,, Allman, Robert, Junior,,, ,,,,,,,,,, Sidney Burkburnett ,, Bangs Brownwood Anderson, Don, Junior,, ,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,Panhandle Arguelles, Carlos Francisco, Pr. ,,,, Armstrong, Leo, Senior,,,, ,,,,,,, Austin. Harold, Sophomore , ,,,,,, , Mercedes Henderson Brownwood Austin, Tommy L., Freshman, ,,., ,,,VVellington J Avants, Owen, Freshman , ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,l ostoak Avinger, Frances, Senior, ,,,,,,,,, LB- Brownwood Balch, Lemuel, Senior ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, Seymour Bareena, Al, Freshman, ,,,,,,,,, ,, ,,,, El Paso Barlow, Dewey, Sophomore ,,, , Barlow, Mrs. Dewey, Sophomore ,,,, Barnes, Billie Marie, Freshman ,,,, Barnes J. Q., Sophomore ,,,,,,,,,,, Barrington, Flora, Freshman,,,,,,,,,, Barrington, Ruth, Junior ,,,, , ,, , Barton, Jimmie, Sophomore, , ,,,, ,Bowie ,,,, Bowie Brownwood Santa Anna Santa Anna Brownwood ,,,, Pioneer Bates, Elbert, Freshman,,,, ,Carrizozo, iN. Mex. Baxter, Marilyn, Junior,,,,,,,, ,,,,,Santa Anna Beaty, Maurine, Junior ,, , .,,,,,,,, ,Comanche Beaty, Wendell, Sophomore ,, ,,,,,,CO1Tl3IlCl1C Beavers, Dorothy Ellen, Freshman , Ft. Wforth Becktold, Howard, Sophomore ,,,,, Brownwood Belsey, John, Sophomore, ,,,, ,, , ,,,Co1nfort Bell, Bonita, Junior ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, Brownwood Bell, Joe, Senior,,,,, ,,,,,,,, ,,,, Brownwood Benton, Lloyd H., Freshman,,,, ,,,,, ,Memphis Berrey, H. Kay, Jr., Freshman ,,,, ,,, Norton Bewley, Merrie, Freshman ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,Ft. Wiorth Bittiek, Marie Jo, Sophomore ,, Black, Norma Nell, Freshman,,,.,,, Blackloek, Anita, Freshman,,,,,-, Bledsoe, 'War1da, Freshman ,,,,,,, Bledsoe, Wilda, Freshman,,.,,,,,,,,,, Blevins, Foy Margaret, Junior ,,,,,, Borehert, Melvin, Sophomore,,.,,, Bowden, Donald, Freshman, ,,,,,, Bowman, Claudia, Senior ,,,,,,,,, Bowman, John, Sophomore ,,,, -, , , ,May Bigbee, Jesse, Freshman ,,,,,,,,,, , ,,, New Braunsfels Brownwood ,,,Beeville Goldthwaite Goldthwaite ,, Vifilson Lockhart Big Spring Burkhurnett , Goldthwaite Bradford, Marion, Junior ,,,,,,,Deming, N. Mex. Bramwell, Martha, Freshman ,,,,, ,, La Feria Brians, Lewis, Sophomore ,.,,,, ,,,,,, ,Loraine STUDENT DIRECTCRY Bridges, Garland, Sophomore, ,,,,,,,,,, Freer Bridges, Glenn M., Senior,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, Joy Brooks, Bruce, Freshman ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,Nederland Brooks, Lester, Freshman ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,Hamlin Brooks, Mary Adelle, Sophomore, , ,Brownwood Brown, Herbert, Junior ,, ,,,,,,, ,,,,Abernathy Browning, Josephine, Senior ,,,,,,,,, Coleman Bryan. Befus, Sophomore , ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,Loraine Bryant, D. A., Freshman ,,,, ,,,,Brownwood Bryant, Mrs. D. A., Freslnnan, ,,,,,,,,,Junction Bryant, W. C., Sophomore ,, ,,,,,,,Brownwood Bullard, E. XV. Jr., Sophomore, ,,,,,,,, ,Bowie Bullion, Thomas, Sophomore, ,,., ,,,,,., ,,Eden Burke, Dorothy, Sophomore, ,,,, ,,,,,Cherokee Burke, Edward, Sophomore ,,,,,, ,,,,Cherokee Burnett, H. Balph, Junior , , , Baymondville Burrus, Sarah Wirinirw, Senior ,, Mountain Home Burt, Joel Dudley, Sophomore ,,, Brownwood Butler, Wade, Junior ,,,, ,,, ,,,,,,, ,,, DeLeon Byrd, Carolyn, Freshman , ,,,,,,,, , Brownwood Byrd, Louine, Freshman . , ,,,,,,., Center Point Byrd, Silas B., Sophomore ,,,,,., ,Brownwood Byers, L. J., Freshmanm, ,,,,,,,, -CL ,,,,Ballinger Cadenhead, Nellie, Senior, ,,,,,,, ,Brownwood Caliey, Luther, Sophomore ,,,, ,,, Brownwood Caldwell, Charles W., Sophomore ,,,,Batesville Caldwell, Truman E., Senior ,,,,,,,, Hedley Caldwell, Mrs. Truman E., Senior,,, .,, Hedley Calk, Norris, Sophomore ,,,, ,,,, ,YYC0lGlUilI1 Campbell, Don, Sophomo1'e,.,,,,,,,,, ,,, Tornple Campbell, Mrs. Hugh, Junior ,,,,, Brownwood Carr, Lillie, Freshman , ,,,,,,,, ,,, Brownwood Carr, Marie, Junior, ,, ,,,, ,, Brownwood Carraway, Reginald, Senior,, ,,,, ,Levelland Carter, Jean, Freshman,,, , ,, ,,,, Crosbyton Carter, Mildred, Freshman ,,,, ,,,, .YCORBOIUH Carwile, Wilson, Freshman,,,,,,,,,Bobert Lee Casey, George Alton, Freshman ,,,, ,Ft. Worth Cash, Jean, Sophomore , ,,,,, .,,, L Causey, Tonita Etta Mae, Freshma Pioneer n ,, Ballinger Cavazos, Oliver Alfred, Freshman,, San Al1tOI1i0 Chadwick, LaVerne, Freshman ,,,,,, ,,,, Lometa Chandler, Elton Lewis, Sophomor e ,, , Nixon Chastain, Eleanora, Freshman ,,s,,,,Grosvenor Cheatam, Martha, Freshman ,, ,,,,,,, Paris Childress, Hardy, Senior,,, sssssss ..,,St2lH1i0rd Choate. Bernice, Sophomore , ,ee.. ,..WT0IHiJ21ll Clark, Drexell, Junior ,,,, ,,,,... ssss . ,Y ,Blum Clayton, Areene, Freshman ,, ,,,,,, Brownwood Clayton, W. F. Jr., Freshman,,,,,,,,,,,, Moshiem Cir-ment, Charlotte, Senior ,,,, ., G01'1HH11 Clement, Frank, Senior ,, , ,-,,,,,.. Gorman Clindaniel, Bob, Freshman ,,,,,,,Elkhart, ind. Coble, Mrs. TV. B.. Freshman,,, ,,, Mission Cohle, Vifilliam, Junior , ,.,,,,,,,,,San Antonio Coghill, Hazel, Freshman ,L ,,,, Brownwood Cohron, Evelyn, Freshman .,,,,,Throckmiorton Cole, Harry, Jl1I1lOI',,,,.Y,.YYY -W ,,,,,,,, Temple Cole, Louis Bush, Sophomore,,, ,,,,, ,Befugio Collie, Jack, Junior ,, , , ,, , liefugio Cole, Mary Beth, Sophomore ,,,, , , , Brownwood Collier, Rex, Freshman , ,,, , Goldthwaite Collins, Pearl Amanda, Junior, ,,, ,, Merkel Colvin, H., Junior ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,Bluff Dale Cone, Wiillie, Senior ,,,, ,,, ,,,, Nixon Conner, Vlfalter Clyde, Senior ,Richland Springs Coplen, Buford, Sophomore San Francisco, Cal. Corder, Leota, Sophomore , ,,,,, Coston, Lloyd, Freshman ,, Counts, Sue Frances, Sophomore Cox, Daphyne, Freshman ,,,,,, Coy, Thomas, Freshman ,,,,,,, Cozby, Gerald, Freshman, ,,,,,, Craig, Marcia Wfayne, Junior,,,,, Cranford, Elizabeth, Senior, ,,,, Cross, Bobby Jean, Junior,, ,,,,,, Crow, Wm. Albert, Sophomore ,, Crutchfield, Mrs. J. B., Senior ,, ,, , ,,, Luling Hamilton ,, Brownwood ,, Grandfalls ,, Brownwood ,, , ,Comanche ,,San Antonio ,,San Angelo Royce City Mineral Wells , , San Saba Cushman, Elaine, Freshman. ,,,,,,,, Ft. Worth LD- Dabbs, Edwin, Sophomore ,, ,,,,, ,,,, Taylor Daniel, Modena, Freshrnan,.,,,,, ,Brownwood David, Bill, Junior, , ,,,,,,,, Brownwood Davidson, Jeanette, Sophomore ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,Freer Davis, Bill, Junior,,, ,,,, ,, Davis, Dan F., Freshman ,,,, ,,,, , ,, ,, Davis, James K., Senior ,,,,, ,,, Dawson, Jean, Sophomore , , Day, Sue Alice, Sophomore , Delleney, Mrs. Lightner, Junior Dennis, Truett, Freshman , DeF'rang, Hazel, Special ,,,,,,, DePriest, Mrs. Buell, Senior ,,, Dickey, Buth, Sophomore , ,,, Dill, Margaret Evelyn, Freshman Diserens, Ethel, Sophomore , ,, Brownwood ,Dallas Brownwood ,Brownwood Brownwood Brownwood ,,,,, ,,May ,, Novice , Brownwood ,, Comyn , May Gatesville Diserens, Harold William, Freshman Gatesville Diserens, Lillie Marie, Sophomore Gatesville Dobbs, Earl, Freshman ,,, ,,,,,, Brownwood Doss, Harvey, Junior, ,, Brownwood Douglas, Aline, Sophomore , Hamilton Downing, Helen Nadine, Freshman ,, Dallas Drake, Mary Helen, Freshman ,,,, , Hamilton Drake, Sam Allen, Freshman ,,, , , Hamilton Drews, Raymond, Junior ,, , , Harlingen Drews, Mrs. Raymond, Sophomore Ft. Viforth Duffer, Marie, Freshman ,,, ,,,Colorado City Duffer, Hiram, Junior ,,, ,,,,,,, Brownwood Dunnaway. Dorman, Sopl1o1nore,, ,,,Giddings Dunlap, Glyn, Freshman ,,,, ,,,, , Mullin -EL Edwards, Annabel, Junior,,,, ,,,, ,Brownwood Edwards, Vililma, Jur1ior,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,, Thrift Eggen, Amos, Senior ,, ,,,, ,, , ,,,, Clifton Eikenberg, Geraldine, Sophomore , Vifestbrook Elliott, Juanell, Sophomore ,, ,,,,, ,Brownwood TUDE T DIRECTORY Emlinger, Myra Belle, Freslnnan ,,, Brownwood Eofl, Billie, Junior,,,, ,,,, ,, ,,,, ,,,Blanket Epps, Mildred June, Freshman ,,,,,, Brownwood Eppler, Charles, Freshman, Eunice, Xew Mex. Erwin, James, Sophomore ,, ,, ,,, ,FL XVQNJ1 Etheredge, Tura Lou, Senior ,, ,, ,,,, Horan Etheredge, Nlabel, Freshman ,, , ,,, Jiotan Etheredge, June Bhca, Sophomore ,,,Lockhart Etheredge, Orville, Senior,,, ,,, ,, ,, Lockhart Eubanks, A. L., Senior , ,,,, ,Brownwood Eubanks, Mrs. A. L., Junior,,,,,, , Brownwood Eubrey, James, Freshman ,,, , ,,,,lndian Creek Evans, Frances, Senior ,, , ,,,, ,Brownwood Evans, Henry Luther, Freshman ,,,,Brownwood Evans, Jeanne, Senior , ,,,,,,,,, ,Brownwood Evans, Mrs. Margery, Senior ,,, ,,,, Brownwood -F- Farley, Harold, Freshman ,,, ,,,,, , ,,,,, Jonah Farren, Patsy, FI'CSl'1HlElIl,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, Bangs Farris, Claude, Freshman,,,,,Carlsbad, N. Mex. Faulkinberry, Maxine, Junior ,,,,,, Brownwood Ferguson, Aubrey Lee, Sophomore,,Brownwood Fergeson, Joel, Sophomore, ,,,,,, ,Brownwood Ferrell, Marjorie, Freshman, ,,,, , ,,,,DeLe-on Fields, Eugene, Freshman ,, , ,,,, ,,, ,,, Snyder Fields, Virginia, Sophomore , ,,,, ,, , Brownwood Fikes, Lorene, Freshman ,,,,, ,,,,, Robert Lee Fisher, Frank. Junior ,,, ,,,,, ,,,, ,,,, Kerrville Fisher, Guy S., Freshman , ,,,,,,, , ,Ft. Wforth Fisher, W'illis, Sophomore,,,, ,,,,,, ,,DeLeon Fite, Jimmie. Freshman ,,,,, , ,,,,, ,,,Pampa Florence, Charles, Junior ,, , ,,, Brownwood Florence, XY'illie Z.. Junior,, ,,,,, ,,,Tahoka Fogle. A. E. Jr., Junior , ,,,,, , ,,,,, ,Tuseola Foreman, Euda Mae, Sophomore, Brownwood Ford, Jean. Special ,,,, , ,,,,,,, ,,,,,, Brownwood Forrest. Lois, Junior ,,, ,,,,,,, ,Woodson Forrest. Alma lrene, Freshman ,,,, , ,,Dumont Foster, Theresa, Freshman ,,, ,,,,, Dallas Fraehiseur, B. M., Senior,,,, ,,,, Brownwood Frizzell, Verna Belle, S:-nior ,,,,, Harlingen Fullingin, Payton D., Sophomore ,, Brownwood Funderburk, Florence, Sophomore ,San Angelo -Q, Gaines, Jewell, Sophomore ,,,,,,,, ,, ,,, Lamesa Garcia, Alfonso, Freshman,,,,,,,,, Del Bio Garner, Margaret, Junior,,,,, ,,, , Rosenberg Garner, Agnes, Freshman , ,, ,,,,,, Rosenberg Garnett, Dorothy, Sophomore,,,, ,,, ,Batesville Garrison, Joe, Sophomore,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,Temple Garrison, Evelyn Joyce, Sophomor e , Hondo Gayle, Elzie D., Sophomore , , ,,,,,,,Meadow Gayle, Joe, Junior ,,,, ,,,,, ,, Meadow Gentry, lnez Beuna, Freslnnan Richland Springs Gentry, liindell Bay, Freshman Locker Gentry, Boyce, Sophomore , Richland Springs Germany, Xvalker, Sophomore ,,,, Eastland Giden, Loyd, Freshman , ,, ,,,, ,, ,, Jal, Mex. STUDENT DIRECTORY Cllllalll, Jllalnllla, SIDGCJEIJAWW ffrffrf Bfgwuwggd Gilliam, Schueler, JuniorWWWWMn,C0manChC Glass, Bill, Freshman WW.. WWW .WSan Antonio Glasson, Hugene, Junior-WW WWW WWWSama Anna Godfrey, Emma Jean, Freshman W. Corsieana Goodwin, Buth, FreshmanWW ,Carlsbad, N. Mex. Graham, Kenneth, Freshman WWWW WWW WW Proctor Crawling, Nina, l reshmanWWWW ,,,,oo Wliobert Lee Grillliham, Elvin, ScniorWWWW ,,,, WSan Benito Grantham, Thnrmon, Senior ,,,, W WWWW San Benito Graves, D. A., JuniorWWWWWWW,WW Graves, G. C., SeniorWWWWWWWW WWW Graves, B. E., Freshman , .,n,-, Gray, William Alfred, Freslnnan , WWBrownwood WWWBig Spring WWWWGatesville WWWWWWW Lytle Gregg, Dorothy, Sopl1omoreWWWWWWWWWW WWVernon Grider, Lloyd, FreshmanWWW WWW W. Comanche Griffin, Dorothy June, Freshman W W Brownwood Guarrnero, Oswaldo G., Junior W Brownwood Guill, Paul, Junior W WW WWWWW Kerrville Hageman, Cristola, Freshman ,,,,.,, ,Barnhart Hale Marffuerite Fresl1manWW 7 ID 7 Hall, Aaron Lee, Freshman W W W Beaumont WWWW W WWBangs Hancock, M. B., Sophomore WW WW WWWBandolph Hancock, Mrs. M. B., Freshman L, ,Blanket Hardaway, Jack, SeniorWWW WWWWW Monahans Harris, Lee Boy, Senior WWWW WWWLevelland Harriss, Marcus, Freshman W Brownwood Hardin, Billie, Sophomore WW WW W Big Spring Hardin, Mary, Sophomore WW Hunt Haralson, Bill, Sophomore Ft. Sumner, N. Mex. Hargraves, B. A., Sophomore WWW W Hargrove, D. C., Freshman Harms, Suddeth, Freshman W , Harper, Joe, JuniorW W WWW Hart, Lloyd, JuniorWW WWW Hartman, Clifton, Sophomore WW Brownwood Cross 'Plains W May W Brownwood WW WWTacoina, Wash. Caddo, Okla. Haskew, Gertrude, Freshman 'W W Brownwood Hawkins, Lois, SophomoreW Dallas Hayes, Orville, Junior W WW WW Norphlet, Ark. Hazel, Willie, Freshman WW WW W ldalou Healer, Madeline, Junior W WWW W Ballinger Heath, Catherine, Senior ,,,, W Brownwood Henlperley, Xvarren, Freshman ,WWW Befugio Henderson, Lonnie, Sophomore W W WAvinger Henning, A. J., Sophomore WW WW W Pioneer Henry, Thelma, Sophomore ,Goldthwaite Hernandez, Ted, Freshman W WW WWW, El Paso Hext, Jack, Senior, WW W WWWWWWWW WW Eldorado Hibhs, Edwin B., SeniorWWWWWW WBrownwood Hibhs, Mary, JuniorWWW WW WWWW Brownwood Hicks, Buhv Faye, Sophomore WW W W Utopia Hill, Betty Jane, FreshmanW WWW Burkburnett Hill, Charles, Freshman W,WW WW Wichita Falls Hinton, Bill, Junior WWWWW WWW W . Estelline Hinze. Elton. ,Junior W WWWW , Orange Grove Hinze, Mrs. Elton, Junior WW W WW Midland Holladay, Otis, Junior WW W WW, WW WWHico Holland, A. Dillard, Freshman W W ,Buffalo Hollowell, .Mrs Ellen, Freshman Carrizozo, Hollowell, Henry H., Freshman Carrizozo, N. M. Holmes, Eugene, Freshman WWWW W , WWWWW WRankin Holmes, Evan, Sophomore WWWWWWWWWWWWWWDeLeon Holmes, lva K., Freshn1anW WWWW WW WWWW Coleman Holmes, Vivian, Junior .WWWWWHarrisburg, lll. Holter, Martin, Sopl1omoreW WW W WWWWWW Lockhart Hood, Janet, Sophomore WW W WWWWW WWWWW Memphis Hoppe, Milton Boy, Fresh1nan,W WWW Houser, Jean, Sophomore,WW WW WWWWCrosbyton Howard, Bernard, SeniorWW W, Bangs WWWWWWWWWWWBelton Howard, Clarence Lee, Junior WWWWWWW WDeLeon Howell, John A., SophomoreWW Howell, Thomas, SophomoreWWMangum, Okla. Hudspeth, Ceeyle Faye, FreshmanWWWFt. Wforth Huffman, James, FreshmanWWWWW,. WWWWWW ltasca W WW ,WWVernon Huggins, Howard, Junior WWWWWWWWWWWWW Zephyr Hughes, Dellywn Boy, Freshman WWWWW WWByers Hughes, Seth, FreshmanWWW Carlsbad, N. Mex. Humphreys, Dennis Wayne, Freshman ,W Mason Hunter, Helen, JuniorW WWWWW WIW Brookesmith lngram, Elvin B., Freshman WWWWWWWWWW Lubbock Ingram, Balph, Freshman ,WWWWWWWW Ft. Stockton lrby, Monte, Senior,WW WWWWW WWWComanche Isbell, Elbert B., SeniorWWWW WW.WWWWW YYDCLCOII lsbell, Paul J., SophomoreW W,WWWWW lvey, Janelle, Sophomore WWWWWWW W WWJ WW WWDcLeon WSan Antonio Jenkins, Bob, Sophomore WWWWW - WWWWWWW -..Hioo Jenkins, Mrs. Bob, Junior,W , WW, WBrownwood Jenkins, L. S. Jr., JuniorWW WWW Amherst Johnson, Martha Camille, Freshman WSmithville Johnson, Faye, Freshman Jolmson, Margaret Snow, Ju L WWW WWW Johnson, Clydene, Sophomor' Coleman San Saba Johnson, E. L., SeniorW WWWW WWW. WBI'owI1WoOCl nior. W Goldthwaite Jones, C. F., Freshman WWWW WWWWW Eldorado Jones, Virginia Evelyn, ScniorW WBrownwood Jones, Jim, Sophomore WW. WWWWWW Stamford Jones, Buhy Lee, Senior. ,WWWWW . WWWWW WJarrCll Jones, YVallace, Senior WWWW,,WW ,.G1'21l1Hm Joiner, Jackie, Sophomore WWW.. WWBroWnwood Joyner, Pauline, Sophomore ,WWW WW W.. Spur Justice, Violet Pearl, Junior WW WWW ,Medina Jones, L. F., Frcsl11nanW W,W . ffzfff W M6IIlPhiS WWKW Keeney, Bryce, Sophomore WWWWW. WWWLa Pryor Keeter, Lovella, JuniorW W WWW.WWW,WWW W Keesee, Dorothy, FreshmanWWW WW WElbert WBrownwood Keith, LaVelle, SophomoreW WWW WWWWW DeLeon Kelley, Alvah, SeniorWW WW WWWB1'oWHWOOd Kennedy, Janette, Sophomore WWW WBrownwo,pd Kennedy, Loeta, SeniorWW WW .WBrownwood Kent, Torn, Junior WW W WWW,WW , WBrownwood Kent, Mrs. Tom, Junior WW Kerhy, Joe Bailey, Sophomo Mahoney, Johnny, Sophomo' WWW W WBrownwood re .W W W Brownwood ie WW .WWComfort STUDENT DIRECTORY King, Allie Louise, Senior ,,, King, Palmer, Junior ,,,,,, King, Ruth, Sophomore ,,,, King, James Willie, Junior , , Kirhy, Joe Sterling, Junior ,,,, Kirchner, Marion, Senior ,,,, Klapper, Richard, Junior ,,, Knieff, Verna Mae, Freshman Knoohuizen, Jean, Junior ,,,,, Knowlton, Pauline, Junior ,, ,, Koehler, Earl, Freshman , Koen, lva Dee, Senior,, , ,,,, ,,,, ,,, ,Blum ,,,,, Ft. Stockton Algerita Coleman , ,,Coldthwaite Fredericksburg , ,,,Colenian Brownwood , Plainview Wfaxaliaehie Crovc City, Ohio ,, ,, ,,,,,Carbon -L- Lamh, Bartlett, Sophomore ,, ,, ,, Brownwood Lambert, Robert, FreshmanW ,,,,,,, Dallas Lambert, Boy A., Junior , ,,,,, , ,WW, Dallas Lancaster, Lucille, Sophomore ,,,,, ,Triekham Landua, Lillie B., Junior ,,, W,W,,Brownwood Lane, Jean, Special , ,,,,,,, ,,,, , Brownwood Laswell, Kathleen, Freshman ,,W,,Brownwood Lawrence, Charlie, Senior ,, ,,,, W ,,,,, , Dawson Lee, Bill, Freshman,,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,, , Robstown Lee, Wilma Earlene, Senior ,, ,, Goldthwaite Leach, Lona Mae, Sophomore ,,,,,,, Hermleigh Lester, Joe Mae, Freshman ,,, , May Levisay, Frances, Junior ,,,,,,, , ,, ,Blanket Lewis, Cecil, Sophomore W , , , , ,,Vernon Lewis, Emma Lee, Freshman , , , ,,,,,Vernon Lewis, Lamar Fred, Sophomore , , Vernon Lewis Bohert. Freshman ,,,,, Richland Springs Lewis, XV. T., Senior ,,,, ,,,, ,Vernon Lewis, W. M., Freshman ,,,, Chickasha, Okla. Lindsey, Hildon. Freshman , ,, Memphis Lindley, Mary Frances, Freshman ,, Yantis Link, Sammy. Junior Deming, N. Mex. Lohdell, Sydney Alexander, Soph., San Antonio Locks, Lucille, Junior,,,,,,,,, ,, Zephyr Lovelace, Joyce, Freshman , Santa Anna Lucky, James Richard, Freshman ,, ,, Temple Lucky, Mrs. J. B., Freshman ,,, , Temple WMW McDonough, Beth, Senior ,,, ,,,,Brownwood McDowell, Violet, Senior , ,, ,,,,,, Plano McEachern, TVilson, Sophomore ,, Croshyton McElroy, P. B. Jr., Senior ,, W Brownwood McCilvray, Floyd, Freshman , Evant Melnnis, Shirley, Freshman,, ,,Brownsville Mclntosh, Doris, Senior ,,,,,, ,,, Brownwood Mclntosh, Dorothy Ruth, Senior Brownwood McKenzie, Mackie, Sophomore , ,, , Leming McMaster, Gail Alicia, Freshman Florence McNeill, lshmael, Junior , , ,, Three Bivers McPhail, Christine, Freshman Gorman McQuain, Stark, Jr., Freshman Brownwood McCuistion, Bernice, Freshman , , , Tyler McDaniel, M. W., Sophomore , Brownwood McDavid. Dorothy, Freshman , ,,,, Rochelle Magness, Violet Yolancle, Sophomore ,,Houston Marlette, Juanita, Jumor ,,,,,,,, ,,,,, A Bangs QVlarshall, Anna Louise, Senior, ,,,,, ,,,,,Dallas Marshall, Charlie, Senior,, ,,,, ,,,, Comanche Marshall, Martha, Junior,,, Tolar Martin, Felton, Freshman ,,,, , Trickham Martin, Grace, Senior ,, ,,,,,,, ,,, Seymour Martin, Grady Pat, Freshman ,,,, ,,,, Taylor Martin, Tessica, Sophomore ,,,,, , Stamford Massagee, Jasper C., Senior, Pauls Valley. Okla. Massey, Jack TVellington, Freshman ,,Weslaco Matthews, Baltis, Sophomore ,,,,,,,,Kirbyville Matthews, Mary F., Soph.,,,,,,Deming, N Mex. May, E. V., Senior,,, ,,,, ,,,,,, , Mercedes May, Dorothy, Junior ,,,, ,,,, Lampasas May, Helen, Junior-, , ,,,,,,,,Kilgore Mears, M. V., Freshman ,, ,,,,Adamsville Mears, W. P., Junior ,,,,, Brownwood Meeks, John YV., Freshman ,,,, ,,Vincennes, lnd. Michel, Rowland, Senior,,,,,,,,, Hehbronville Miller, Alister, Freshman,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, Belton Miller, Bernice L., Senior,,,,Dodge City, Kan. Miller, Charlotte, Sen1or,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, , DeLeon Miller, Mireles, Gus, Freshman ,, Jean, Sophomore ,,, , ,, ,,,,,, , Coleman ,,,, Lockhart Mireles, Lydia Cardoma, Freshman ,,, Del Bio Mojica, Mike, Jr., Freshman ,,, Uvalde Mondragon, Raul P.. Freshman , Mercedes Moore, Jennie Lou, Freshman , , Brownwood Moore, lrene, Senior ,,,,,, ,,,, May Moreland, C. T. Jr., Junior ,,,, ,,, Postoak Morris, Andrew, Junior,,,,,,,, ,,,, Beaumont Morris. Bohert, Freshman , ,,,,, Brownwood Morrison, Derrell, Sophomore , ,, Brownwood Vloseley, Virginia, Junior , , , , Quitman Moye, Sarah Elizabeth, Freshman San Antonio Muney, Boy Lee, Sophomore ,, , ,, Ballinger Mullin. Margaret, Sophomore , Dallas Mullin, Neal Noel, Freshman ,,,,, Caddo Mills Murrell, M. V., Junior ,,,, ,,, Big Vvells WNW Naloors, Stewart, Sophomore ,,,, ,, Nations, Eddy, Freshman ,,,,, ,, Naylor, J. B., Junior , , Neal, Clifford. Freshman ,,, Neal, Clifton, Freshman ,,,, Nelson, M. B. Jr.. Senior ,,,,,,,, Nelson, Bill, Sophomore , ,,, Brownwood Ft. Stockton , Clarendon Megargel , ,, Megargel , , ,, DeLeon ,,, ,, ,Dallas Nevans, Boliert Gregory, Freshman Brownwood Newman, Ada Lois, Freshman ,,,,,Santa Anna Newton, Mary Jeanne, Freshman ,, W DeLeon Nichols, Bill, Sophomore ,,,, ,,,, Port Arthur Nichols, Mary, Senior , ,,,,,,,, , ,,,, ,,Co1nanche Niell, lma, Sophomore ,,,,, , ,, ,, Santa Anna Nixon, A. T., Sophomore ,, ,,,, ,,, Christoval Nixon, Mrs. A. T., Freshman ,,, , , Christoval Noble, Charles, Freshman ,, ,,,, , Noble, Mrs. Charles, Freshman ,, Norton, Lawrence, Sophomore , San Marcos San Marcos Brownwood -0,, Olson, Ann Lurline, Freshman ,, ,, Port Arthur Owen, Frank Brooks, Sophomore Channelville Owen, Pete, Junior ,, ,,,,, ,,,,, ,Three Rivers ,,p,, Palmer, A. A., Senior -,,,, ,,,, , , ,,O1df3n Parr, Norvin, Jr., Freshman,,,,,,Raymondville Parrish, Newton, Senior,,, Parton, Kenneth, Freshman ,,,,, Pate, Andrew, Freshman ,,,,,,, Patrick, Vifillard, Senior, ,,,,,, ,,,,,,, Pattillo, Billy, Sophomore, ,,,,, Patton, Pat, Sophomore, ,,,,, Paulk, lvan, Senior ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Payne, D. L., Sopho1no1'c ,, ,,,, Pentecost, Mrs. Eva, Soph. ,,,,,,,,, ,, , lreland ,, Port Lavaca Dickinson , Mercury , ,, Liberty Burkburnett Honey Grove , Royce City Weslaco Peddicord, Martha Jeanne, Soph. , Weslaco Perkins, Eugene, Freshman , , Comanche Perkins, Ned, Junior , , , , ,, Newgulf Peters, Rubye Lee, Sophomore ,, Fowlerton Petty, Colleen, Freshman,, , ,, Brownwood Pitts, Mary Elizabeth, Senior , ,, ,,, Cleburne Pitts, Oliver, Freshman ,, ,. ,,, Cleburne Pitts, Ruth, Freshman , ,,,, , ,,Port Arthur Polston, Charles F., Senior , Melrose, N. Mex. Pond, T. L., Freshman , ,, ,,,,, ,,, , Bangs Pond, Mrs. T. L., Freshman ,,,,,, Bangs Potts, Jimmie, Junior ,, , , , ,Florcsville Poplin, Cecil A., Senior , , , Petrolia Potter, Earnest L., Senior,, ,, ,, , , Joshua Powell, Wlillie, Freshman , , , Stanton Priddy, LaVerne, Freshman , Santa Anna Proctor, Marie, Junior ,, ,,, Richland Springs Pryor, Glynn, Soph. ,,, ,Farmingrton, N. Mex. Purvis, Glynn, Junior ,, , , ,,, ,, ,Cisco Purvis, Louis, Senior,,,, ,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,,CiSco , QR, Rainbolt, Hugh Lee, Freshman , ,, , ,San Saba Rainer. Earl, Senior ,,,,,,,, ,,,,, ,, Houston Raley, Callie Mae, Freshman , , Ramirez, Esperanza, Freshman ,, Randolph, Earl, Junior,,,,,,, ,,, Randolph, Henry, Freshman , , ,,, Miles , ,,,, ,,,Wz1co Three Rivers Three Rivers Randolph, Willard, Freshman ,,,,'l'hree Rivers Rankin, Nannie Beth, Senior ,, Ray, Cecil, Sophomore ,,,, ,, Raynor, Frank, Freshman ,,,,, ,,,, Reeves, Burt, Freshman ,,, , Reeves, Mary Jane, Sophomore Reid, Tommie Doris, Sophomore Reynolds, Zella Mae, Junior ,,,,,,, Riley, Ruth, Junior ,, ,,,, Rittinian, Wendfzll, Freshman ,,,, Brownwood Brownwood , Freeport Brownwood ,,,, Bryan Brownwood Brownwood ,, Hamilton San Antonio Roach, Williaiii, Freshman,, ,,,,, ,,,,, ,Lefors Robbins, Herman, Senior, ,, Robbins, Mrs. Herman, Senior , Robertson, Eugene, .Junior , ,, Robinson, Frank, Freshman ,,,, Brownwood Brownwood Burkburnett Brownwood STUDENT DIRECTORY Robinson, Bill, Sophomore, ,,,,, ,, Rogers, Doris, Freshman,,,, ,,,, ,Vernon ,,Levelland Rogers, Dorris, Freshrnan,,,,,,,,,,,,Brownwood Rogers, Glenna, Freshman,,,,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,Vernon Rogers, Letha, Freshman,,,,,,,,,, ,,, ,,,,, ,,Clyde Romero, St. John, Junior ,,,, ,Ruidoso, N. Mex. Ross, Allene, Sophomore ,,,,, ,,,,,, Goldthwaite Ross, Earl, Sophomore ,,,, , ,,,, ,Brownwood Rudd, Virginia Ruth, Soph. ,,, , Goldthwaite Rushing, Joe Bob, Junior,, ,,, , Blanket Russell, Syd, Jr., Senior ,,,,,,, ,,,,,..Stamford Rutherford, Roy YV., Freshman,, ,,, ,,Dallas Ryman, Cleatis, Sopho1n0re,,,, , ,XVadsworth ,,5- Salyer, Bernieee, Freshman ,,,,,,,, Brownwood Samuels, Tommy, Sophomore, ,,,, Sansom, Emagene, Freshman, ,,,,, Sansom, Leona, Fresh1nan,,, ,,,,,, Schooler, Alma, Junior,, ,,,,,,,,,,, Schurman, Donald C., Junior, ,,,,, ,San Benito Schwartz, Cecelia Ann, Senior,,,,,, Scofrffin Daltis Jalene Junior,,,,, UD 7 7 Scott, Bess, Sophomore ,,,,, , ,,,, , Scudder, Laura, Junior ,,,, ,,,, Schulze, Wfilliam, Freshman ,, Shanahan, G. L., Fresh1nan,,, Shaw, Duke D., Junior,,,, ,,,, Shaw, Mrs. Duke D., Junior,,,, ,, , Eastland ,,,Rochelle ,,,Rochelle .,,, Dumont Brownwood ,.,,Rochelle , , Coleman Comanche Meridian ,,, ,Dallas Barnhart ,,,,,,M1les Shaw, Nlaritia, Freshman ,,,,,,,,, Brownwood Shaw, 'Thelma Jo, Junior ,,,,,,, .,,, Lockney Shaw, Lillian, Senior,,, ,,,, ,, ,,,,,,,,, ,Brownwood Shelburne, Clara Louise, Sophomore Hamlin Shelton Gene Marie Sophomore ,,,,Brownwood Sheltoni Mary Bellei Junior ,,,, ,,,, ,Zephyr Sherrod, Blackie, Senior ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Bellon Shields, Annelle, Junior ,,,,,,,,, ,,,. ,, Santa A111121 Shoemake, Howard L., Junior ,,,, ,Port Arthur Shoemake, Mrs. Howard L., Junior ,,, Crowley Shropshire, Samuel George, Freshman Houston Sikes, Charles, Freshman, ,,,, Simmonds, L. V., Ju11ior,,,,, Big Spring Eastland Simpson. Delmar D., Senior , ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,Elb8I't Sivells, Curtis, Sophomore Brownwood Sledfre, Harley Davidson, Freshman ,,Granbury 'T' . 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Bell HI1, 1..,,1lm1m.1m.1 1a 1 1llll1l1l.1l.l.1.ll,1.lv...l1ml -,.q.. 4.,.....,.-ll...,..-,.l...,,.,-....-,..,-..,,- - - -,.l...,,.-....-....-.. 4. l WEAKLEY - WATSUN Hardware and Sporting Goods SINCIC 1876 BROVVNVN OOD TEXAS ,,.....,,,1.,,,1.l.1 1 1,1 14..1..1.,1.1 1l,li1w-lm1ll .UW1 .i.,1 H1 .1 11.1 1.1 11 .1 ,1 1l.w1nv1n WHITE Sz Llllllll0lll lllllllEll1lL IIUME gXlNlBl.ll.,i-XNCIC 5HR'X'ICE 'lleleplione 48 -H19 Nl:XlN .-XYFNUE ll1lm1llll1m1.l-,1ll-l..ww.....l.i1llll1m1l,ll1llll1llll-..l.14ll-.ll...m 1llll1llll1,1V1N1ll-l1.lll1.l1l--ml1.l..1.,.,1 1 1 1m-n Congratulations! STUIJICNTS OF Howard Payne and THgXNK YOU Your most lilierzil pzitronzige has meant much to us. And now 'rlizit you :ire embarking on your Business or Professional career, We Wish you ex ery success. HOPPER 8LSTANLEY1,.r. For Men andBoys ,g..,-....-,,,.-,,,,-.,,.-.,.,-.,.,-..l.l- ..,.,.-ll-.,.l-l - l-. 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Headquarters for Uoffaga dlflsrzli Qjutrziifiirzgi Cjfharzszi - Spzsaaazi - Gyaffsui Telephone 867 1,1 1 1 1 1 11,111,1111..,11,1,,1,.,.1 1 1 1 1,,,.11, 1 'THE LADIES STORE' 1 BROWNWOOD, TEXAS 206-8 Center Avenue min 1111111-.. 1 111-1 1 1111111 111111, See Us For Philco Radios Gifts For All Occasions Books and Stationery ll BLIN'S 404 Center Ave. Telephone 279 ...1111111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,111.,1.111,11.11 111111111111111111111,., 'Firestone 11.111 111 1 1 1 1 1111 ,1 1 1 1 1, 11111 11111.11111111..1 111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11111 THE BU LLOCK DRUG 512 Center Avenue Phone 239 1111111-11111111111111111 11111111111 1 1 1 1 1 1,111 5 -,.,,-,,.,..,..,...,- .. ,.. - - - - ..,.,,-,.,,-.,,.-,.,.....,-.,4, ,f.,..,...-,..,.. .-.- - - ,-W-,,,.-,...-....-,,,,... - -,,....r. 4UH Fisk Telephone HUU PATTEHSUN MUTUR EUMPANY DeSoto. -I Plqmouth t Dlstrlhulors Brownwood, Texas Compliments of . . . THE EULLEEE INN YVQ have enjoyed your patronage and look forward to having you back next year. BETTY GIBSON 1m..-M1 1 1 1 1m.1rm1m...mr1111-1111.1rm1fm...,r.r1W- 1w1.m1o.r1v,.,1.m1,.,t1.w....n-1m.1rm1 1 1 1 1.y1nn-u Uomflfirnanff. of N5TAr 6 O 44 gil is v C .s-Q 5 fn B 3 'B fu 9 1' 0 Y. DISTPQ 0 MPAN4 fzanlzlinjs U55 co-EJ: Alfzofl foo cgnzazf cqfzfzazsf 210 Center Telephone 41 5 n-nn14m1m.1m.1.nu1.111 1 1rm1m1.1.111-u1.m.1w.1m.1-H 1.m1w.1.n,r1.m1m.1uu1uu1 1 1fm1uu1.m1yw1 1m.1m 'fypewzitez Heabquatfefzs . . . 1FfsT.am,1sHED 1925 . .o A -ae 5 . , fee-'lease We 176 5'-'Q Jw U ado '-ov ,, If 'Sf -, J. A. Collins Tgpewriter Co. L. C. Smith and Corona Agency 318 Brown Street u.-..m1.m1tm1rm1mr11-H1n1m1.....m1r.n..rm..-.m1w.1f 1 1r.r. 1 11.11 ,.t..1.y,.1 r..111.N1W14.N1UN1ItH1.I1.1.m1+m1vw1vw-.nr1M Ml. U., UURRY Credit jewelers Howard Payne 's Jewelry Headquarters 401 E. BROADVVAY l.g..,-...-,.,.- ...,,,-....-.,.,....,,-.,,.-,,,.-,.,.....,.,-....-..,.- 4- nv- 1 -on-1.1.1no1i-H1no1m.1oi.1un-on-or1 1fin1 .5. ,.-,,.,-.,.,.. ..,.i..., -,...,,.-i...-....-...,- -.-, -..i.-.... 4. Harlowe's Courts FINEST IN SOU'I'HVVI:1ST AIR CONIJITIONIQD CAFE OPIQN ALL NIGHT Curb Service Fort VVorth Highway H11M1M1nu1.m1itn1ou1mi1.m1.m-un-on--no-no-on-nu Lethetter Xt Sons Mattress Factoru and Furniture Smm -AA,C,t,fCA,-,,t,x,KA,-CCA C .,Cf,,.,C,CH,- ,CAA tx Corner ot 3rd and lfisk 11.1.1 1nn-. 1 1no1nn1nn1i 1.n.1m.,1mi.. 1 1no ,,,1i,1,iv1 1 .1n.i1nu..nn1.,,.1,.,,1,,.,1 1 1 1uu1,.,, xVE'lL'O1Nt' To AZTEC CAFE American and Mexican Dishes You'll he surprised with the attractive servings and the popular prices Mexican Curios Aztec Potterg Phone 253 for Reservations for Private Parties R. P. CJXSTILLO, Owner 31 I Center Ave. Brownwood .g...-..u-,...-.. ,.-..,.-,,,.-,.,,-,,.,...,,,.....,-...,-.,.,-W...i.,.-.i.......i.......-....-....-.........g., QUEEN - GEM - RITE THEATRES UXVHERH BROXVNVVOOD IS ICNTERTAINILIY' COMFORTABLE AT ALL TIMES POPULAR PRICES t4.,,1i...1a1 -H.,-.ai-..i.-an-,.n-wi.-in.-,.o-H..-,.,,1, -,.,.-...io-, gi,it11-n1mu-Itit1no-1no1-nu1-my1nn1nn-nn--nniniv-onlne-nivlulul-111 MEET YOUR FRIENDS . . at . . . EILMURE'S Broadway at Center Phone 162-1- 1.1,.,,1un.-W1i,,,1,,.i1..i.1u,i1uu1.:n1nn1no1nn1 .1 1.u,1.m1n Howard Pauue Students as welt as others are invited to Visit us any time for good eats. LIomemade Sweets, Candies, Ice Cream, Cold Drinks. Come in5 try our Fountain Drinks. Have a Banana Split or Ifruit Sundae. 0I1tl1ESl1Ui1TE fi1,111-nn1un-mi-on 1n.:1mi-on-no-on -no-:w14ni 4. ......,.....,... ...,.,-,,.,...- ... .. 4..,-.,.....,..-,.,.-,...-,.,,..,...-.,,....,,,-,..,-....-,...- - I-W-.W-....-,.g. i t 1 1 +..1....1 ... -- 1 1 1 1 1 1.1 1,.,...W1.,,,-,H-,-W,..,,,1,.,.--,.,..., -I .1,.,,-.,.,1,.1.,1 1 1i1.,- .,,, 1 1 .,,. 1, 1,1 ,,.. 1,,.., 4.W1H..-.I.1-.m1H-.-.,.,1....1W1M1tm1.H.1im-M1-.i...,m1.i.,.-m.1im1..1w1M1....1.,,.....i.i.1.i.i1,.,.1V.. 1 1,1 1 1 1 ..m11m Q. 1, , J . M. COOPER REHOBOTH BAPTIST CHURCH 1101 AVENUE D Man was Created to worship God. The highest Iunetion of the human soul is to worship God. The normal hungeriiigr of the human heart is to worship God. YVe believe you will find the Rehoboth Baptist a wonderfully home-like church with a sin- cere welcome from the heart. We strive to put the emphasis on the 'IMain Thingsf, Our Motto: 'ICHRIST IS JILL? ,,1.,m1m.1.,..1.,,,1,,,,14.,.1.,,.1..,.1,,,,1.,..1,.,.1,,,.1,,,,1, 1.,1t.t.1 1 ,1 1i.v1.i1, -..,t1w--I -tm-I 1i:u1tm1 -uniw-.nn1.u 1 u -mi-mv-itit--itit1itH-.i.i1.i.i1vm-.ti-11w,1.w1mi1.H,1 ,.1,,,1,.i1.,t.1 -.1, 11,-111 1 1 -111, 1,.1..1 1 1 .1 1, 1.w1n FURNITURE .... KELVINATUR REFRIBERATURS .R. E. A. RADIUS USflI1N'TYIQ11RIS Q94 'V' Complete Tggnefumzshers N wblilneral Wireciors 1701068 Jfirm img Eompaiay PRINTERS - OFFICE SUPPLIES 4...-M.. -.------- .- -.. - -,-- -I-I ----- - -1-. -., --.--- . .. - -., 4. 1 1,1 1 1.1-1.1.1 1 1 1.11111 - - - - - - .- --..,.. -Hi.-Hi.-1.,,..,.,.-,,.,-,..,-,...-,.,,..,,,,-,i.,-.-.,.- 4. 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Here you find independence in shop- ping. the original scientific self-service way, invented, improved and perfected by Piggly Wiggly for the benefit of our customers. l'ay us the honor of a visit today! PIGGLY AWIGGLY 1 1 1 1 1 i--rm-im1vm1nn1m1inn1mi1nu--eu1ym1,1 1.mi1im1m.1im1.1.1.H-i1.m1nn1w41m1.1im1 1 1 1 1 1, awe wsiseet l l s C,, l iii l 53? ! 25? iii 1 L iii E Q 2' l i T Shoes and Hose for the I-'amilg , l L 7 Q ! Q x X In 2 My 151523:1i1irE2i2E:E252E54rE1i.ieggg:5:5:3:1:E::r::1 :-: f:5:-rf: 2:f:2:2 : Ie- I i 2 E : ziz .,i,i,,.. I I E, A ' arf tw i gi? sie? ::,1 55:ae:eeg: P' l l 4 E -1,-. In -.. ow ne 1-f f i A i 3 5 i i ' 2 g A an: T0 :A1 f Q l 223 Center Avenue : l l e 4- 1 1 '- 1 ' i 1 1 1' 1 ii 1 '- '- 1 1 1 -Ivv-I nfou-1nn1un-um1nn1nu-nn--im1.11.1 all 4, nilm-m,,n.r...1m...H.1....,.11HH-lmilm-..m...m...n+111-v.1.m1un...,..f., ,!,..1.m...4.u-uni -.N-.yn-..m.-.1 -.m..,...-u..1lH.-I-u-M1 4. CONGRATULATIONS and GOOD WISH ES KNOB LGPJ Exclusive Women's Wear BROWNWOOD m...,,,,.. 1 1 1m...m.1nn-ml-HH..nn1mn....un1un1..n1,.,. In Howard Tayne JVIQ1 will .-, qi 'F , zz, Sir 75 fig . .4 'P qv. H I f. af ll n ' I . .. , A ' rig, ,Lf hflfli 7lAm-mfyaffx rf me - We Hope Tbif College Will Be Ever In Your Hearty In the Yeezrf to Come. 4...-N..-.....-.............,.....,.,.-...,-....-....-.,.,-.,.,-,.,.-H..-.,.....,.,- 4. AUTOGRAPHS U0 liliA'I'lliATl0 i . . . YYQ are g1':1tcfL1l to Clifton Tcimisoii, Lillie B. Lzuuluzl, Joe Allucrtson, thc rcst of the Lasso Stuff, :md Cup Shelton for the opportunity of serving Howard Pzlyiie thisa year. SW Gia fl e , 5. ' -rug., 4b.-,,f As, V 'w ff.,'f,w, JH . -Vw K .P -. IL , w:'1,?: ?. . :qv Wu .EW L ef A- . ...g 1- ' 'fJfz1.m4r :nth A 'P A Q: Q Q. ' lv- W 5 1 W QQ 4- A it ' I- . . gg, 3,1 , 15 xx-'ggvzfw-J. V -1 ' 7 , I vt 1 4? W ' ': 'kgf'w:, ,-.155 M Af 4 ' 4 1 T' 4 . 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