Howard Payne College - Lasso Yearbook (Brownwood, TX)

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EXECLITIVES

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Illll It 0'l'E .... ln this, your 1941 Lasso. we have tried to present a realistic picture of Howard Payne life in its various phases. We have not tried to make this essentially a memory album for the graduating Seniorg we have built this book also for each Freshman, Sophomore and Junior. 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

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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