Howard Payne College - Lasso Yearbook (Brownwood, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 206 of the 1942 volume:

SIT -N BULL Ci,? IS Completed by Sta Vcv WRY S 'Q. % sjo s!y «o c z % % °-o $6 q ry A % UMELIGHT o, fe £ ?$ £ G o J£ % °A 0 s '% v'V yi o ry o ButUaY Held M W %%0 C Seniors Pick Prexg HIBHT UP-HP-HP-HP-HP-HP-HP-HP-PP HF: 7be JIgAAjo. of 1942 ANNUAL PUBLICATION OF HOWARD PAYNE COLLEGE Brownwood, Texas EDITORS RECTOR H. HUGGINS JOE BOB RUSHING BUSINESS MANAGER HARRY 0. COLE SILAS R. BYRD, Asst. MP-NP—U1 lite CrdUan' . 9dea It has been the aim of the entire staff as well as the editor to make this, the 1942 Lasso, a better book than has heretofore been published. Too much praise cannot be given to the members of the staff who have helped in producing this book. They have worked long hours, sacrificed pleasure, recreation, and study in order that this book might be completed. We have worked under serious handicaps which forced us to discard many of our ideas, but we have attempted to make a book that would mean much to every student on our campus. In this volume we have tried to picture Howard Payne from her newest activities, to her oldest traditions. Students! This is your book. We have worked with that in mind and if you like it, we ask no other reward. -HP — HP — HP— HP — HP — HP — HP — HP — GS AMNSOftTION FACMTY CLASSES FEATURE? FAVORI ATHLETIC ORGANIZATION FINE ARTS ANDJUBMGATIONS ENTS DIRECTORY ... To the Memory of those who have kept alive the indomitable spirit of our Alma Mater . . . ... To those who are today living the same traditions . . . proudly and faithfully . . . ... To those who will carry on in the future with the same inspiration as our predecessors . . . ... To all those who have had and will have any part in the making of Howard Payne . . . . . . WE HUMBLY DEDICATE THE 1942 LASSO . . . ICuIttiiCMlCil OccaAia+vi Christmas Party After the Game With A. C. C. Freshman Frolic MP-MP-HP-HP-HP-NH-NP-HHr Science eMail B NP-MP-HP-MP-HP-MP-h JlouMViA Patftte attall MP-M -MP-HP-NP-RP-HP-H MittU AudUosUum FTP-J-l HE Pluyticcd Cduxxdio t QuiUU Uf .|_|P-l-IP-PP-l-IP-HP-l-IP-l-IP-PP-MP-=nP cMame CrCtmcwuoL fluAdU+uj, Pn p ied fccuf'i. ?bo mit u} Pictured above is the proposed Boy's Dormitory for which funds are being raised at the present time. The dormitory will be located south of the Physical Education Building and will be constructed on the same style. Present plans call for construction of part of the dormitory this summer to be completed for occupancy next fall. -HP-HP-HP- HP— H P — HP — HP — HP-t OjjjjiceAA.o AdniiH sb mp-mp- MP-HP-HP-HP-HP-HP-H feoGAti. of 'l'utiie l Ramey, Brooke S. President Brownwood Alexander, W. O. Eldorado Allen, H. B. Brownwood Anderson, W. B. Brownwood Andrew, W. H. Bell, W. A. Brownwood Bradford, J. M. Brownwood Camp, D. S. Brownwood Chancellor, W. W. Mineral Wells Clark, O. L. Burkbumett Coalson, Douglas Brownwood Cozad, I. H. Corpus Christi Craig, Marshall Dallas Cutbirth, J. Brown Houston Daughety, Jewel Brownwood Day, R. E. Port Arthur Burleson, W. E. Secretary, Brownwood Foreman, A. D., Jr. San Angelo Hereford, C. E. Lubbock Hickerson, J. R. Commerce Homburg, W. R. Fort Worth James, E. S. Vernon Jones, H. M. Brownwood Knight, R. B. Clovis, N. M. Lancaster, C. E. Big Spring Long, H. R. Sulphur Springs McClain, J. H. Brownwood McCulloch, W. N. Coleman McDonald, O. W. Brownwood McIntosh, Clyde Brownwood McKinney, C. S. San Benito Meckel, Ben F. Sonora Hughes, Sam Vice-President, Miller, W. E. Goldthwaite Moore, Karl Brownwood Morris, Roy Brownwood Murrell, J. F. Denison Quinn, A. J. Richardson, L. S. Houston Sheppard, E. A. Abilene • Stanley, C. E. Van Stephens, Brad Eden Swindell, Alvin Hico Walker, J. A. Brownwood Weatherby, Joe Brownwood Weedon, J. F. Denton Wilson, Henry Brownwood Woodruff, E. P. Brownwood Miller, E. J. Brownwood IluUKOi. Jt. IcUfloJl Pn iide+U Message to the Student Body: We are living in strenuous times. Each individual should do his best. This is no time to fail in any kind of endeavor. There should be persistent striving toward the accomplish- ment of purposes and objectives. No one should be satisfied with accomplishments that fall far short of his maximum. One's performance should approach his capacity. There has been considerable evidence of seriousness of purpose on the part of our stu- dents during the current school year. A feeling of responsibility has been pronounced. Work has been pursued with a consciousness of immediate as well as remote objectives. Among the ideals which I have attempted to present, as well as exemplify before stu- dents for many years, are these: Do right. Do your best. I pass these principles on to you for the day in which we live. Very sincerely, Z. T. Huff {J. Skelton. Buiin U Manatf i e - 9- Zf pA- CampinolleA Frances Lewis Merritt B.A., M.A. Charles Russel Boud B.S., B.M., M.Mus. Guy Woods B.Mus., B.A., M.A. Cleo G. McChristy B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Estelle Smith B.A., M.A. Eula Haskew B.A., M.A. Thomas R. Havins B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Watts Wanders Marshall — Who? Who's handing what? Editor being edited Holter holding his Hand holding huddle Well! Worth two anyway GlaAA i GlaM. of 1945 ALEXANDER. WILMA ALGOOD, AVERY Brady, Texas Kermll, Texas ALLRED, CASSE ANDREWS, CHARLENE San Angelo, Texas San Angelo, Texas ASHBY, PAUL Rio Hondo, Texas BALLEJO, MANUEL Brownwood, Texas AVINGER. JIMMY Brownwood, Texas BARLOW, ESTA MAE Bowie, Texas BAADE, WILLIAM BARNETT, W. L Paris, Texas BAILEY, CHARLENE Bangs, Texas BATTON, ROGER Brownwood, Texas BROWN. ELOISE BROWN. W. A. Hamlin, Texas BRUTON, MURLENE BRYANT, MARTHA JANE jy-U- OAJU. aJ-u JJL oJLusajLfzJ AjUrv SsrrdMJj -L lU-s (J kJL 'txAfjJ Xj6M KiHJJJ CLARK, NOEL DOUGLAS CLARY, ORIAN ANDREW COSBY, MARY ELIZABETH COX, MARTHff NELLE Dayton. Texas Rochelle, Texas Brownwpod, Texas Pinson, Tennessee UA fLAJiJ i ' TjjJM, Cub' y jtUi ihjuiAJU CZ tL uiajOJ CURD, WILLIAM ✓ -«-J sidi “■' XfCuJiA - lniJUU-i 6 U+- CURRY, VELMA Three Rivers, Texas DAVIS, MRS. DAN DICKEY, MAYME LOU DOSS, MRS. RUTH Comyn, Texas Brownwood, Texas DUKE. BOBBIE RUTH DUNCAN, HELEN Brownwood, Texas Hooper, Colorado DUNCAN, JEWELL DUNKS. WILLIS Freer, Texas Crosby, Texas DURHAM, HELEN Brownwood, Texas ESTES, DOUGLAS Rockwood, Texas FORD. MAXWELL Brownwood, Texas EMBREY, JAMES Brownwood, Texas FISHER. ART May. Texas FOWLER, WILEY Dale, Texas ENDERSEN, CHARLES Eunice. New Mexico FISHER, CLARENCE KerrviUe, Texas FRASIER, MOLLIE JO Sparta, Tennessee ENGLAND, G. T. FLEMING, WALTER Rotan, Texas FREEMAN, SARA MAE Medina, Texas FRIESENHAHN. MILTON GAMBLIN, CURTIS GARNETT, SUE GARZA, EULOGIO Batesville, Texas Raymondville, Texas GREGG, MARGARET GREGORY, LETA MAE Vernon, Texas Brownwood, Texas GRIJALVA, JOSHUA San Antonio, Texas GUYER, ABBYE RUTH HALLFORD, DOROTHY JO Brownwood, Texas Jacksboro, Texas HAMILTON, GUY Coleman, Texas HIBBS, GEORGE HARPER, AUDREY Brownwood, Texas HENDERSON. DOROTHY HARBOUR. RAY Avinger, Texas Vernon, Texas HULL. JACK Wichita Falls, Texas HOWARD, MARJORIE HUFFSTUTLER, D. M. Floresville, Texas Rolan, Texas HOLT, VIRGINIA Stockdale, Texas ■HYATT, BETTY JEAN HUNTER, EDWIN Bangs, Texas Santa Anna, Texas HURTIZ, OCTAVIUS HUMBER, MARY LOU El Paso, Texas Brownwood, Texas JIMENEZ, MANUEL JOHNSON, HAZEL Del Rio, Texas Brownwood, Texas JORDAN, LOIS KATTNER, WESLEY South Gate, California Riesel, Texas KEENE. NAOMI Lyford, Texas KILLION. FLOY DENE May, Texas KNIGHT, VIRGINIA Brownwood. Texas LACKEY. DORIS Vance. Texas LECOMPTE, MARY K. LEWIS. EMMA LEE LEWIS. MORRIS LEE Brownwood. Texas Vernon, Texas Vernon, Texas MANLEY, MADALYN MARSHALL, EVE Tolar, Texas MARTINEZ, CANO TRINIDAD MARTIN, KATHERINE MEARS, M. V. Mathis, Texas Taylor, Texas Brownwood, Texas MILAM, MARIE MILLER. BILLY Brownwood, Texas Riesel, Texas MILLER, VIOLET MIRELES. SARAH DALE Brownwood, Texas Del Rio, Texas MOSLEY, SUE Winters, Texas MOURHESS, CHARLES MULLINS, HENRY San Antonio, Texas Riesel, Texas MURRAY, FRANCIS Brownwood, Texas a nh sJk ORTIZ, VICTORIA Uvalde, Texas PARKER, DOROTHY NELL PAUL, FRED PAYTON, JIM Three Rivers, Texas Brownwood, Texas Canadian, Texas PEREZ, ISAAC PITTMON, GARDNER PLY. WESLEY PORTER, GENE San Antonio, Texas Mullln, Texas Rio Hondo, Texas Brownwood, Texas PORTER. MARGARET Rio de Janeiro, Brazil QUICK, JACK DWAYNE Lyford. Texas PRUITT, ANNIE LORENE Brownwood, Texas RAY, KATHERINE Coleman, Texas PURVIS, WINONA PURVIS, MRS. A. G. REESE, ETHELYNE RICHARDS, EDITH RIGGS, TILLMAN ROACH, LOUISE Port Arthur, Texas Miles. Texas RODRIGUEZ, EMMETT ROSFORD, DOROTHY Kerrville, Texas Talpa, Texas SANFORD, DOROTHY JEAN Brownwood, Texas RUTLEDGE, MILTON San Antonio. Texas SCOTT, JEAN Throckmorton, Texas STANFORD, ODA FERN Hamilton, Texas RYMAN, MARCELLE Wadsworth, Texas SLAUGHTER, LUTHER Mason, Texas STANLEY, BILL Rockport, Texas SMITH, JOE STARNES, AUDRA MAE Crowen, Texas SANSOM, T. FLOYD Goldthwalte, Texas SPARKS, MARY LOU Rockwood, Texas STEWART, ZADA VEE Quemado, Texas ft, if STATON, JUNE Brownwood, Texas TODD, RUTH TREVINO, ALICIA TUCKER. CHARLES TYLER, L K Brownwood. Texas Brownwood. Texas Clarksdale,(g55 Clyde, Texc y-' '•«««■; f That WHITLEY. WAYNE WOODS. a. LEON YOUNG. SAM YOUNT, MYRTLE Leander, Texas COOPER, MILDRED FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS BURT REEVES, President MARY FRANCES LINDLEY, Secretary OTIS ARMSTRONG, Vice-President BOB CLINDANIEL, Treasurer SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS OTIS ARMSTRONG, President BEULAH WOOD, Vice-Presiden MARTHA BRAMWELL, Secretary PHIL TILDEN, Treasurer ADAMS, R. LOUIS Klamath Falls, Ore. AUSTIN, TOMMY Wellington, Texas ALEXANDER, LA VERNE AVANTS, OWEN Postoak, Texas ALLEN, EARL Fort Worth, Texas BEAUCHAMP. SHELBY Stamford, Texas ARROWOOD, TOM Corpus Christi, Texas BEAVERS, DOROTHY Fort Worth, Texas BENTON. LLOYD BERREY, KAY Memphis, Texas Norton, Texas BIGBEE, JESSE BLACK, NORMA NELL BOWDEN, DONALD P'q Spring Texas BRAMWELL, MARTHA BREEDLOVE, R. J. LaFeria, Texas Riesel, Texas BROWN, BILL Van Alstyne, Texas BROWN, ERNEST Hooper, Colo. BROWN, MRS. ERNEST BROOKS. BRUCE Hooper, Colo. El Paso, Texas BROOKS. LESTER BYRD, CAROLYN CAMP, ROY CARTER, MILDRED Coahoma, Texas COBLE, MRS. W. B. Mission. Texas CHASTAIN, ELEANORA Brownwood. Texas CHEATHAM, MARTHA Paris, Texas CHRISTIAN, CHARLES W. Richland Springs, Texas COHRON, EVELYN Throckmorton. Texas COOPER, ALMA LEE COSTON. LLOYD Coleman, Texas Hamilton. Texas COX. DAPHYNE Grandialls, Texas CUSHMAN. ELAINE Fort Worth, Texas CLINDANIEL. BOB Elkhart. Indiana DANIEL, MODENA Brownwood. Texas JOHNSON, MARTHA Smith ville, Texas LAWLER, ELIZABETH LIGON, DORIS GAIL Wichita Falls, Texas Lampasas, Texas FRANCES MADISON, HELEN San Angelo, Texas MEEKS. JOHN W. Vincennes. Indiana NEWTON. MARY JEANNE Do Leon, Texas PETTY. COLLEEN Brownwood. Texas PITTS, OLIVER RAYNOR, FRANK REESE, ALTA Freeport, Texas Brownwood, Texas RAMIREZ, ESPERANZA h REEVES, BURT A. Grapevine, Texas RITTIMAN, WENDELL H. San Antonio, Texas ROBINSON, FRANK Brownwood, Texas ROBINSON. E. H. MRS. Panhandle, Texas ROBINSON, E. H. ROGERS. DORIS Panhandle, Texas Vemon, Texas ROGERS. GLENNA ROGERS. LETHA Vempn, Texas Clyde, Texas SMITH. MARY CHRISTINE SMITH, MOZELLE SLEDGE, HARLEY Talpa, Texas Franklin. Texas Granbury, Texas STANFORD. MYRTLE FAYE STOHLER, PAUL La Feria, Texas STRICKLAND, BESSIE LOU SUTTON, RUTH Fort Worth, Texas San Saba, Texas SWANN, HOWARD SYLVESTER, CHESTER Lampasas, Texas TREADWELL, MAURICE Texas City, Texas TAYLOR, WINIFRED Estancia, New Mexico TUBBS, MARGARET Floydada, Texas TARPLEY. JOE Merkel, Texas TONNE, ALVIN BEN San Angelo, Texas TEMPLE. MARY ELLA TILDEN. PHIL VANDERVEER, JAMES VANN, BILL WARE, PERMELIA WHITE, BILLIE Mesquite, Texas Terrell, Texas WILLIAMS, BENNIE Putnam, Texas WOOD, BEULAH Fort Worth, Texas WILLIAMS, WINONA Talpa, Texas WOOD. LURLENE Hamilton, Texas WILLIAMSON. MARCIA YEILDING, HOLLIS Gatesville, Texas WILTON, CLYDE CARR, LILLIE Brownwood, Texas MUNDUN, ROBERT Klamath Falls, Oregon L, GWENDOLYN LISS, WALTER Hunter, Kansas McMASTER, GAIL Florence. Texas CLu o 1943 BORCHERT, MELVIN BRIDGES, GARLAND Freer, Texas BROOKS, MARY ADELLE BULLION, THOMAS Brownwood, Texas Eden, Texas CASEY, GEORGE A. McGregor, Texas BYRD, SILAS R. Blanket, Texas CAFFEY, LUTHER pti yi (jbrysvy , J DEAN CLARK. MRS. BERL Bay City, Texas COBLE, WILLIAM B. Mission, Texas COPLEN, BUFORD San Francisco, Cal. CORDER, LEOTA DOUGLAS, ALINE EKENBERG. GERALDINE FERGESON, JOEL Pjlie HARDIN, BILLIE HARGETT, JEAN HASKEW, GERTRUDE HICKS. RUBY FAYE Big Spring, Texas Brownwood, Texas Brownwood, Texas Utopia, Texas Q Thy - . o . J .-s- dj , 4 u. -du A pajt Wm Ljf y ia SSpU, CLYDENE JORDAN. LUCILLE 6' ' L -Texas-; -' dB tba exas Grandlield. Okla. -y , a LEWIS. LAMAR Vernon, Texas MARTIN, TESSICA Stamford, Texas MATTHEWS, BALTIS MORRIS. ANDREW Kirbyville, Texas Beaumont, Texas MORRIS, ROBERT MULLIN, MARGARET Brownwood, Texas Dallas, Texas NEWMAN, ADA LOIS ODELL. NEW ALL Coleman, Texas Brownwood, Texas SPRAGGINS, HENRY G. Brownwood, Texas STANLEY. FLOREEN STIDHAM. MARY VANCE Hamilton. Texas TRUITT, ARTHUR B. TURNER, COLEMAN VERMILLION, JAMES Mission. Texas De Kalb, Texas WAGGAMAN. WM. elan oj 1942 TO THE CLASS OF In addressing myself lo the Senior Class of 1942, I realize that what I say ought to be timely. I realize, further, that The conditions of our lives are abnormal. Economic affairs are out of joint. Political affairs are unstable. Social conditions are upheaval. International relationships are chaotic. These react upon us as individuals. We must keep constant vigil or else be engulfed and lose our way. The Senior Class of Howard Payne has come to the time when the individual members must go their several ways. Your associations here have been pleasant. These pleasant associations will be broken, and you will form new acquaintances and new associations. These new experiences will prove your worth. How well you meet the require- ments of society will depend upon your ability to make the right decisions and to adapt yourselves to new situations. From long associations with the college and with graduating seniors, I have had my faith in people strengthened. I watch our graduates with interest. College men and women are leaders. They become leaders because of their •capacity and their training. You are potential leaders. I shall be watching you. This is a high hour; meet it with high hopes in your own capacity. This is a realistic hour; meet it realistically. This is a crucial hour; meet it with determination. This is a brutal hour; meet it with courage. If you do these things, your future is assured, and you will take your places along with other Howard Payne men and women who have proved themselves worthy. I believe Sincerely yours. THOS. H. TAYLOR GLu o 1942 ALBERTSON, HELEN Munday, Texas B.A., English ALFORD, DALLAS Wellington, Texas B.A., Speech, Bible, Music ARMSTRONG, LEO Henderson, Texas B.A., Bible English ANDERSON, DON Panhandle, Texas B.A., Bible English BAXTER. MARILYN Santa Anna. Texas B.A., English BEACH. MRS. LORA Brownwood, Texas B.S., Elem. Education BEATY. MAURINE Newburg, Texas B.A., Bible Elem. Education BRADFORD, MARION B.A., Business Adm. English CLu o 9 2 CASH, JEAN B.A., P. S. M. English CRAIG, MARCIA San Antonio, Texas B.A., Soc. Science English CHILDRESS, HARDY Stamford, Texas B.A., English Bible DAVID, BILL Cuero, Texas B.A., Government History CLARK, BERL Bay City, Texas B.A., Bible Education DELLENEY, MARY L. Coleman, Texas B.S., Elem. Education English, Soc. Science COLE, HARRY Q. Temple, Texas B.A., Mathematics Phys. Education DENNIS, RUSSELL Cisco, Texas B.A., Bible Social Science QLu oj 1942 de priest, MRS. BUELL English DREWS. RAYMOND Harlingen, Texas B.A., Social Science. English FAULKINBERRY, MAXINE Brownwood, Texas B.A., English, Education, History FOGLE. A. E., JR. Tuscola. Texas B.B.A., Bus. Administration, Social Science FORREST, LOIS Woodson, Texas B A., English, Education, Bible GARNER, MARGARET Rosenberg, Texas B.S., Home Economics, Bible, Social Science GAYLE, JOE B.A., Bible, Education, History GILLIAM, SCHUELER B.A., Social Science. Education, English eiaii o 1942 GRADY, BYRON TRUMAN GUARRNERO, OSWALDO English GUILL, PAUL Kerrville, Texas B.S., Science, GWYN, C. EVERETTE Boonville, N. Carolina B.A., English, Bible HART. LLOYD Tacoma, Washington B.A., English, Bible HAYES, ORVILLE Brownwood, Texas Social Science HENRY, THELMA Goldthwalte, Texas B.A., English, Speech, Education HIBBS, MARY Brownwood, Texas B.B.A., Bus. Administration, Education, Social Science elan 4 19 2 HINTON, BILL Estelline, Texas B.B.A., Bus. Administration, Social Science HINZE, ELTON B.A., Bible, Greek. English, History HINZE, MRS. ELTON Midland. Texas B.A., Bible. English HOLLADAY, OTIS Hico, Texas B.A., Bible. English HOLMES, VIVIAN B.A., Music, English HOUSER, JEAN Crosbyton, Texas B.A., English, Bus. Adm., Education HOWARD. CLARENCE LEE B.A., Science, HUGGINS. HOWARD Zephyr, Texas B.A., Science. Math. GLu oj 1942 . . Qiaj '£U «2 P _yJ HUNTER. HELEN Brookesmilh, Texas B.B.A., Bus. Administration, English. Education JOHNSON. SNOW Goldthwaite. Texas B.A., English. JORDAN, DOROTHY Grandiield, Oklahoma B.A., English, Education justice, vi 5let PEARL ' Medina, Texas y-ct-4 B.A., Bus. Administration, English, Education KEETER. LOVELLA Elbert. Texas B.B.A., Bus. Administration, KENT, MRS. TOM Eldorado, Texas B.S.. Elem. Education, Social Science, P. S. M. KENT. TOM Eldorado. Texas B.A., Social Science KIRBY, JOE Goldthwaite, Texas B.A., Social Science Economics eiau o 1942 eiau. 4 1942 MEARS, W. P. MOSELEY. VIRGINIA B.A.. P. S. M.. English MURRELL. M. V. Big Wells. Texas B.A., Social Science English, Education NALLEY. A. GARRETT Talpa. Texas B.A., Bible, History NIXON, A. T. Eldorado, Texas B.A., Bible, Social Science NAYLOR. I. R. Clarendon, Texas English OWENS, MARION E„ JR. Three Rivers, Texas B.A., Social Science, English, Education PETERS, RUBYE LEE Fowlerton, Texas B.A., P. S. M„ Elementary Education GLaa o 1942 POTTS. JIMMIE Floresville. Texas B.A., Bus. Adminislralion, PROCTOR. MARIE Richlands Springs, Texas B.A., Bible. Social Science RAY. CECIL Brown wood, Texas B.A., Bible, English REYNOLDS, ZELI.A MAE Brownwood, Texas B.A.. P. S. M., English RILEY. RUTH Hamilton. Texas B.S.. Elem. Education. Social Science SCHOOLER. ALMA Dumont, Texas B.A.. P. S. M.. English SHAW. DUKE B.A., English, Bible SCOGGIN. JALENE Rochelle. Texas B.A., P. S. M. Education GLu o 1942 SHAW, THELMA JO B.A., P. S. M.. English SHELTON. MARY BELLE Zephyr. Texas B.S.. Elem. Education. English. Social Science SHIELD, ANNELLE B.A.. English, SHOEMAXE, HOWARD L Brownwood, Texas B.A., Bible. English SHOEMAKE, MRS. H. L Brownwood, Texas English SIMMONDS, L V. Eastland, Texcw B.A.. Bible. Social Science SMITH, UDELL Port Arthur, Texas B.A., Bible, English, Greek SMITH, ORVILLE Hillsboro, Texas Social Science SORRELS, JANICE Fort Worth, Texas B-A.. P. S. M„ English, Education STACY, DORIS Bangs, Texas B.B.A., Bus. Administration, Education, Social Science STACY, IRIS B.B.A., Bus. Administration, Education, Social Science STOKES, BOB Dallas, Texas B.A., Physical Education, History SUMNER, DOROTHY Santa Anna, Texas B.A., Social Science, English SYPERT, WAYNE Dallas, Texas B.A., Bible. Sociology TREADWELL, MARGUERITE Fort Worth, Texas B.A., Elem. Education, Art WAKEFIELD, MRS. KATHLEEN Arcadia, Florida English eicAA. o{ 1942 WATTS, I. EDWARD B.A., English, Education, History WILDER, MRS. NITA LEE Coleman, Texas ES.. Elem. Education, WILLIAMS, PHOEBE Education WOLFE. CLEO Brownwood, Texas B.A., Bus. Administration. Social Science KING. PALMER Fort Stockton. Texas B.A., Science, English STANFIELD. MARY E. Guion, Texas B.A., English. FISHER. FRANK KerrviUe, Texas B.A., History Physical Education WARREN, ROLAND Fort Stockton, Texas B.A., History. Physical Education SnapAskotl Night life of a Freshman . . . Any similarity between Pictures and real life is purely intentionally posed . . ABILENE O VISITORS I 3 ♦ QUARTER The score counts . . . The merging of A and B Tossing the Durham before lunch . . . Estes hustles . . . Barton holding hands with Yehudi? . . . Biology bound . . . Casey concentrates . . . Krud and Belsey show off . . . Warden McNeill . . . The Jones Family . . . ♦ Can't go . . . Middle-aged freshman . . . Guess where I'm going . . . Must I smile? . . . Keep 'em flying . . . Michel . . . Brooks un-brooding . . . Last minute gos- . Who's afraid of whom? . . . T -T There is nothing like standing around a campfire, I al- ways say . . . Moulders of champions . . . Well, the scenery is pretty, anyhow . . . . Each year, through the courtesy of a loyal friend, Howard Payne students are privileged to hear a number of great artists. This year was no exception and we were entertained by such well known persons as lovely Helen Jepson, talented Randolph Hokanson, and the popular Trapp Family. 9h Memaniam D. A. Graves ... His quiet and unassuming manner made many friends. . . We remember him for his inherent sincerity. Ihetf, Stand Out SesuoA. RUBYE LEE PETERS fyau iiteA, HOWARD HUGGINS jju+uan. I HELEN ALBERTSON tyauasiit i MARTIN HOLTER MARITIA SHAW fyavositi L OTIS ARMSTRONG tf-nalLmatt MILDRED BRADFORD tycutosUt L CHARLES TUCKER R.ututeAA.-'Mp. (lu+utesuL-typ. (lusutesii.-lAp. HututeM.-'Up. football Sfuutiosi JEAN CASH Ao iec04tun f, 2uee t MARITIA SHAW Qacketi of 1941. . . . HOWARD SWANN — Bac 2 Letters BILL DAVID —Center 2 Letters H. P. C. 14 — SAN MARCOS 0 the Howard Payne oflense. He broke through yards to score. Jones kicked the point, stage for the second score. The ball was car- score. Jones again kicked the point. The Bob- cats never threatened the Jackets and the game ended with HPC having the ball on the Bob- H. P. C. 7 — EAST TEXAS 7 i the 35 Lion five and tried a field goal, but it missed H. P. C. 20 — AUSTIN COLLEGE 0 Although held scoreless in the first quarter, •he Jacket grid machine rolled over the Austin College Kangaroos, 20-0, here on October 9. termined to score, and six plays lafer Cyclone Jones drove over from the right side of the line David blocked a punt in the same period and after five plays Jones again took the ball over for six points. H. P. C. 41 - TRINITY U. 0 IS 11 ES Allgood made up the team's other members. Bob Stokes took first place with his efforts in hurling the shot and discus. Howard Payne's cinder pounders were among the best in the State and had a prominent part in every meet which they entered. Joe Smith represented Howard Payrte in the mile run. A promising fresh- man, William Roark, was entered in the high jump. Great things are expected of several freshman members of this year's track squad. Pete Owens, Howard Payne's greatest trackster, ran his last races for the Yellow Jackets this spring. a+td Wlt i Who. TbowMuj Sum te Senior from Santa Anna . . . Book reviewer and orator de luxe . . . Scholar . . . President of Alpha Chi . . . Secretary of Baptist Stu- dent Council . . . President of B.S.U. . . . Sincere, intelligent . . . Black hair and smile . . . Silly Se t Jbcuud Senior from Cleburne . . . Hold- er of numerous campus offices . . . President of Student Association . . . Active religiously . . . All- round athlete . . . Lettered twice in football ... Will study law after graduation from Howard Payne... Qlcuik Quite Firin' Frank hails from Kerr- ville . . . Small but carries the ball over, also the U.S. mail . . . Co-captain of Football Squad . . . Four letters . . . Blond and cute . . . Married . . . Jlotua cL tJlutftfUU Senior from Zephyr . . . Editor of Lasso until the lure of the air- ways got him . . . President of Junior Class . . . President of Press Club . . . Aviator . . . Blond, blue lea CcuA Beauty from Pioneer . . . Twirler and accordionist in band . . . Mem- ber of H. P. Choir . . . Secretary of Sophomore class . . . Football Sponsor . . . Member of Alpha Chi . . . President of Jacket Coed Club... Secretary of Senior Class . . . poised conversationalist . . . Jleo Jbeactut Jtm twup Minister . . . transfer from Kilgore Junior Col- lege and Henderson, Texas . . . Leader in Ministerial Council and Life Service Band . . . trombonist in H. P. Band . . . tall, jovial . . . has sense of humor and Rubye Lee Peters. RolcauL 'WaA'ie Slim . . . Senior from Fort Stockton . . . Co-captain of Football Squad . . . elected to All-Texas Conference Quintet . . . starred in basketball ... set basketball scoring record for Texas Conference . . . quiet, blond, Viking type. JUotfcL Jlasit I BoL SudieA. Big Bob Stokes . . . Steam Roller . . . outstanding football player of the year . . . discus thrower . . . plays basketball . . . pre- fers riding to walking . . . curly hair . . . clever, honorable . . . friend to everyone. . . tylkanite. Club First Row—C. Petty, M. Bradford, J. L. Moore, P. Farren, M. Emfinger. Second Row—J. Marlette, M. Shaw, T. Martin, L. M. Leech, M. Faulkinberry. Third Row—M. Bradford, M. Weatherly, H. Johnson, R. Todd, C. Wolfe. Membership consists of girls who go to Howard Payne College whose homes are in Brownwood. Purpose—to coordinate the life of the girls who live in Brownwood with life on campus and to promote social untiy throughout the college. Activities—Freshman orientation, lectures, teas, and formal dinners. Sponsored by Miss Gladys Hicks and Mrs. A. D. Petty. AlfUta Glu First Row—R. L. Peters, S. Link, T. J. Shaw, Mrs. Hinze, L. Hart. Second Row—M. Treadwell, H. May, V. Moseley, D. Sumner, V. Justice. Third Row—L. Corder, J. Fergeson, A. Shield, I. Stacy, D. Stacy. Purpose—to promote and recognize scholarship of the highest type. Mem- bership—upper ten percent level of the Junior and Senior classes. Those elements of character which make scholarship effective for good influence among the undergraduate students are encouraged. Pi Kdf fia 1'belta First Row—B. Nelson. M. R. Dickey, B. David, W. Fisher, K. Martin, C. Ray. Second Row—H. Childress. F. Bramwell, J. Hood, F. Raynor, T. Bullion, D. Shaw. Third Row—D. Cox, L. Adams, L. Hart, S, McQualn, J. Sorrels. Fourth Row—C. Andrews, R. Wilson, R. Morris, S. E. Moye, J. Hargett, U. Smith. Howard Payne's speech club is organized to promote an interest in public speaking. It serves to instruct members of the club in speech work. Appre- ciation for truth and beauty in public speaking is encouraged. Howard Payne's College Sunday School 5be{UiAime+U The College Sunday School Departmi primarily of Howard Payne studei illaboration between the church a irolled in Sunday School. P: e: ty tou , 0laa-o4 y v Xr jtysofc'UA. i.f' CJAytytyiin Science. Glut- camups. Special programs and social events comprise the main activities Docket Qo-Ctdi First Row—J. Hargett, M. Johnson, J. Baugh, E. Reese, B. McCuistion, E. J. Coh- ron, M. Tubbs, M. Cheatham. Second Row—P. Farren, B. Scott, J. Snowdon, T. Martin, N. Cox, J. Barton, M. D. Carroll, B. R. Duke. Third Row—H. Johnson, M. Bradford, M. Cooper, J. Ivey, M. J. Newton, E. Chas- tain, S. Garnett, G. Hall. Fourth Row—L Keeter, V. Holt, J. Bryant, A. Bryant, J. Marlette, T. J. Shaw, V. Fields, J. Cash, H. May. The Co-Eds are responsible in a large measure for the creation of spirit and interest in Howard Payne endeavors this year. Purpose—Co-Eds at all times will be good sports, be polite to opposing teams and schools. Feature of year—banquet for the football team. W ' cbu -6 ---- ( Third Row—D. Esies, N. Cox, S. Vaughn, H. Durham, R. Bittick, J. Hargett, W. Fisher. manner specified by the players of established membership. ?. ?. 7. ? «4 First Row—O. Pitts, L. M. Tyler, B. J. Hyatt, M. F. Stanford, L. Keeter, H. Hunter, N. Cox, M. Hibbs, J. Embrey, Mrs. W. Allbright. Second Row—E. Godfrey, J. Massey, A. Wright, B. Vann, L. Rogers, L. Coston, V. Justice, M. Tubbs, M. E. Temple, M. A. Brooks. Third Row—D. Stacy, H. Mullins, G. McMasters, R. Cato, S. Link, F. Killion, E. Chastain, J. Houser, P. Williams, M. Gregg. Fourth Row—A. E. Fogle, B. Hinton, H. May, P. Knowlton, E. Brown, J. Calvit, E. M. Barlow, I. Stacy, J. Baugh, F. Sanson, S. Byrd. A three-fold program—to enlarge the attendance of the commercial depart- ment, to provide incentives for a higher type of social life, and to secure infor- mation relative to positions which the department of Business Administration may fill with students of Howard Payne. Jt-GlU. athletics with the boys who take part in some other phase of athletics on 'lesuuA. Clui). First Row—F. Raynor. L. M. Tyler. M. Marshall, E. Marshall. W. Carwile. Second Row—H. Evans, H. E. Breland, S. Byrd, M. J. Newton. M. Johnson, H. Cole. B. McCuistion. Third Row—N. N. Black. C. Howard, F. Paul. J. Snowden, H. Sledge. J. Avinger, throughout the year, resulting in keen intramural competition. student Council BILL DAVID President RUBYE PETERS PETE OWENS Secretary Vice-President LAMAR LEWIS Voiu+iteeA. MiMia+i R-a+uJl C'Usnestta'uf' Council A. Douglas, M. Treadwell. M. Marshall. B. Scott, A. Starnes, F. Ferguson, Third Row—D. Beavers. M. Smith. R. Wilson. L. Mireles. C. Johnson, S. E. Moye. Fourth Row—J. Sorrels. N. L. Wilder. R. Riley. J. Scoggin. H. Madison. D. G. Ligon, M. Shelton. struction activities for the Works Progress Administration Nursery MirUitesui 'UJUie.d. AujUliatuf. attend Howard Payne. Regular meetings are held, and as the name implies, acts as an auxiliary to the Ministerial Council in promoting the work of Mini tesual Firs, Row-E. H. Robinson. B. Brown. G. Casey. T. Ken., R. Dennis. O. Armstrong. L Armstrong. J. Fergeson. H. Sledge Second Row—C. Turner. E. Brown. U. Smith. D. Barlow, T. Dennis, Third Row—I. Perez, C. Tucker, S. Harmes, 1 Fourth Row—A. Tonne, A. J. Pate. P. Stohler, Fifth Row—C. Ray, J. Beckett, M. Rutledge, J. Hull, H. Shoemake, Hughes, A. T. Nixon, L. Benton. L. Woods. Powell. D. Alford. P. Tilden. W. P. Mears. E. Gayle. J. R. Naylor. Carwile, B. McDaniel, S. Beauchamp. A. G. Purvis, T. Martinez, E. Garza. Childress, W. B. Coble, R. W. Rutherford, D. Davis The purpose of the Ministerial Council is to promote the Christian fellow- ship, deepen the spirituality of the ministerial students of the college, promote the study and discussion of ministerial and church problems, and to work in practical Christian work, such as jail services and mission work. Council Sebaice First Row-G. Rogers. D. Rogers. G. Shanahan, E. Richards, H. Shoemake, Mrs. H. Shoemake. P. Stohler, J. Vermillion, B. Reeves. C. Ray. Second Row—W. Carwile. Mrs. W. Coble. E. Ramirez, Mrs. E. H. Robinson, L. Rogers, E. H. Robinson, M. Smith, Mrs. J. Stan- ley. C. Sylvester. P. Tilden. Third Row—A. L. Newman. J. Naylor. S. Moye, V. Moseley, B. McDaniel, H. Madison, W. Naylor. C. Mourhess, L. Mireles. C. Lewis. Fourth Row—R. F. Hicks, B. Lambert, M. L. Lewis, J. Ganison, S. M. Freeman. L. Lewis, M. Duller, M. H. Drake, L. Crow. Filth Row—D. Beavers, L Armstrong, W. L Barnett, D. Gregg. J. Bryant, B. Strickland, M. Carter, R. Drews, L. Byrd, H. Childress. Sixth Row—M. Proctor. U. Smith. S. Gilliam. W. Sypert, J. Gayle. O. Armstrong. E. Hale. R. Rutherford, O. Holladay, D. Afford. An organization of preachers, missionaries, gospel singers and laymen whose object is to promote the kingdom work of God and to advance the fla+iA First Row—M. Rutledge. J. Smith, M. Porter, L. Slaughter, R. L. Peters. V. Ortiz. E. L. Lewis, M. Yount, L. Alexander, W. Coble. Second Row—L. Wilcox. C. Turner, M. Williamson, P. Ware, L, Wade, C. Wester, A. Wright, L F. WoHord. C. O'Brien. B. Wood. Fourth Row—C. F. Hudspeth, E. Cushman, L Corder, R. Childers. I. Gentry. G. Bridges, F. Bramwell, I. Fergeson, C. Andrews. Fifth Row—M. Beaty. E. Holmes. M. Johnson. A. Bryant. M. F. Lindley, D. Anderson. G. Casey. L. Adams. D. Davis, E Gayle. Sixth Row—K. Berry, Mrs. D. Davis, L. Hart, M. Cheatham, L. Greer. L. Jordon. W. Hazel, E. Cohron. R. Harbour, T. Dennis. GRAY-End BYRD—Back EVANS—Back COLE—Center Ue debeli on the campus, the Rebels ar Barbarians of Todd Hall. The Rebels are strictly on the level, (on the level with the E. L. Johnson, two of the Rebels’ charter members, feeling the The Rebels are bitterly opposed to the lowly crime of grape- Although scoring only seven points in the intramural foot- ball campaign, the Rebels won three moral victories, two of which were over the Barbarians. Due to this seasonal record VANN—Back Captain WATTS—Back JOHNSON—-Sponsor ESTES—Rah Rah Boy PuldicoiicutA 'Jke yellow jacket Hand Clarinets Bill Vann Gail McMasters Cornets L. M. Tyler Saxophones Drums Dick Glover Cecil Sullins Donald Bowden Bell Lyre Alma Scholler Trombones Seldon Vaughn Tom Arrowood Frank Owen Baritones Alfred Gray Band Sweetheart Accordion lean Cash Drum Majorette Daphyne Cox Majorettes Virginia Fields Jean Cash Bobbie Ruth Duke 74e Jlauuzn pcuf te Chain, The members of the College Choir are singers chosen because of special talent in that direc- tion. The purpose of this organization is to afford pleasure in singing to both members and listeners. Their appearances are always enthusiastically received because of their well- coached artistic performance. Characterized by balance, harmony, poise and beauty, the girl's quartet is a source of enjoyment to all who listen. Piano. e iaAimeni GUY WOODS Instructor Under the leadership of Guy Woods, Howard Payne's piano department has developed into an outstanding unit of the college life. Mr. Woods is not only an excellent teacher but is a performer in his own right. Student recitals are events that add much to the cultural and esthetic life of the school. Included in his roster of pupils are many with definite talent. 7he 'IfeUcua jacket GLADYS HICKS Sponsor J Co+vUlte+ULf. JtUfh-Hankitu fteupLficifieA. 7 4e 1942 £gM Jl 4 (- - - 1-tZsL l 4 -Jvil Ul su WUM (ytoA - b“r 4 4 .________________ JLu • have done that- . -e ? (W UV £m-01 mJLc . Z a w J Jjj 0-4AS? - Pneii GUL First Row—H. Albertson, B. Brooks, O. Pitts, U. Smith, H. Childress, H. Huggins, J. Belsey, M. Bradford, S. R. Byrd. Second Row—D. Estes, A. Gray, M. Faulkinberry, V. Fields, J. Calvit, I. B. Rushing, H. Evans, J. L. Peyton. Third Row—B. Vann, T. Martin, H. Cole, D. Sumner, M. Marshall, J. Burt, B. Nelson, J. Marlette, J. Sorrels. Members of the Yellow Jacket, Lasso, and Journalism classes comprise the makeup of this organization. This club is a member of the Texas Inter- collegiate Press Association and has won awards from the T. I. P. A. Con- vention. Letters from the Press Club are an honor, since this is the only club outside the athletic department to make such awards. A u Uii fietitl a td bitecta uf, Dedicated to Health! Do you worship at the Shrine of Beauty? Don’t tell us you don’t . . . all of us do! If you think we’re wrong, go to the railroad station any time the word gets out that a popular movie star will be on the train. Good old Howard Payne College believes in health, robust health, the sort that puts pep in your step and roses in your cheeks. That s why it always stands out with fine athletic teams. And, while Howard Payne is helping to build health—incidentally we, too, are helping by furnishing good, wholesome food both here and at the homes of most of its students— at the same time it is building the mental and spiritual lives as well, and is doing a grand job of it! Wonder why old Howard Payne is a popular school? Take a look at her student body. You will get the answer. WALKER-SMITH COMPANY —DISTRIBUTORS OP FINE FOODS FOR FIFTY YEARS— Hoggin Avenue Baptist Church This church extends an aim of welcome to all students. We have some of the best teachers and equipment of any church in the city. It is our purpose to minister unto all, and at the same time let all minister unto the church. Here you will find a hearty welcome, a place of service, and a healthful Christian atmosphere. ' 'Q une Hunt with uA and toe unit dt% thee cpod. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (Campus Church of H. P. C.) AND EDUCATIONAL ANNEXES Jones Minting Company PRINTERS - OFFICE SUPPLIES TELEPHONE 2514 101 Brown Street Brown wood, Texas It’s Showtime! Relax, Go to a Movie ATTEND THE BOWIE and LYRIC THEATRES FOR ENTERTAINMENT AND BUY..........DEFENSE STAMPS.........AND BONDS Where Students are Always Welcome BETTY’S Official College Inn Comf2Ci.1ns.nti of WEAKLEY - WATSON Hardware and Sporting Goods Brown wood, Texas Austin Mill Grain Co. In Brownwood It's . . . T Always Ask For KWA 5 Convenient Locations 5 Sanitary Fountains r 5 Busy Drug Stores 5■REXALL■5 OM S Frrsh Gconnd. DRUG STORES SAi's . ‘WHEATLETS2’— Wltog DjHrreg , Brownwood Texas AUSTIN SHOE STORE Shoes and Hose for the Family 223 Center Avenue GILLIAM RADIO SHOP For a Good Show . . . THE ATTEND THE ®S= Granada TO YOUR TROUBLES Plaza 60.i(,ntor Avrnue Bn.wnwood THEATERS TELEPHONE 110 Brownwood’s Bargain Shows CONGRATULATIONS and GOOD WISHES Sclits Gibks.Snc ‘THE LADIES STORE — BROWNWOOD, TEXAS KNOB L ’ Exclusive Women’s Wear BROWNWOOD 206-8 Center Avenue Always Remember . . . NATHAN’S Headquarters for doCbxjZ £ 21 3urnii.(tLn i. Roy ByRD Brownwoad's CLanixx - J sstrx - cHatUxx Finest Jeweles Telephone 867 Center Avenue white mm mn i home M. O. Curry f CRKDIT 408 MAIN AVKNl'K 4«� ! K. BROADWAY Doyle s Cafe “Good Food at Popular Prices” COMPLIMENTS OF Higginbotham Bros. Co. Students and Teachers Always Welcome WAISMAN’S Popular Student Clothing at BR0WNW00D MUSIC CO. Sheet Music — Records INSTRUMENTS POPULAR PRICES • 104 Center FDRNITDRE.... KELVINATOR REFRIGERATORS . . . . R. C. A. R A D I 0 S fOKRIS C) I A'Funeral Directors GOOD FOOD THE CHICKEN KING Highway 67 LETBETTER SONS MATTRESS FACTORY Home of Innerspring Mattresses 1500 Fisk Dial 4095 Congratulations! Howard Payne «a THANK. YOH 'franklin’s Your most patronage has H7fiz Co-£Ai fioh. fox Jbnuixt JJOPPER TANLEYinc. 210 Center Telephone 415 QUEEN - (JEM HIT Welcome to the THEATRES Walgreen Store “WHKRK BROWNWOOI) IS ENTERTAINED” of the city COMFORTABLE AT ALL T� „TckTb,m«;S.U.t„d5.V, TIMKS PEERLESS DRUG STORE POPULAR PRICES l)avid Camp A. H. Bell Meet Yout Friends AT GILMORES Portrait and Commercial Photographer . . . Special Cameras and Films for the Amateur ARTIST SUPPLIES McLean's Studio LASSO OFFICIAL PHOTOCRAPHERS TYPEWRITER HEADQUARTERS Established 1925 J. A. COLLINS Typewriter Exchange L. C. Smith and Corona Agency 211 East Baker St. See Us For Phileo Radios Gifts For All Occasions Books and Stationery DUBLIN’S 404 Center Ave. Telephone 3529 “Exclusive But Not Expensive” MEN AND BOYS STORE U3ioi .rnuTood a cA [o±i d [ode.xn. Men and Boys Store 'Prestone BROWNWOOD’S NEWEST AND MOST FRIENDLY STORE A COMPLETE LINE OF POPULAR PRICED MERCHANDISE • C. R. ANTHONY CO. 301 Center Student JbinedoJuf. StutLud jbinacitvuf— Oontitmad Student 2 iwct uf—Continued Silii 1! illil! IIIII! Student 2 i ecUty— Continued Student bitect uf— Continued Zeibig, Faye Street Painting is One of the Oldest HP Tradition io42 aSSC All � 00 JACKETS INVADE RAM TERR Honor Roll of SI Student AC An� VA '0 5 0P[H '« BRIL St C JACKETS Boenicke Museum Contains Many Valued Attractions t AP OTW % 4? 4? p SIT 'N BULL IS Comple«d'b'y 0 rofty A1 sjo XAo x bt Q 4 $6 Q% 3 £ P- ft a. v « 9_ r - Ke LIMELIGHT ' r o .T w C£ a (5 � 4. S £ £ %csy REFERENCE o ex u NOT TO BE TAKEN FROM THE LIBRARY Q e A WALKER MEMORIAL LIBRARY HOWARD PAYNE UNIVERSITY Seniors Pick Prexg Y mil