Howard Payne College - Lasso Yearbook (Brownwood, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1943 volume:

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CASITI UNIVERSAL if ji IT has been The aim ol The enTire sTaTf, as well as The ediTor, To make This, The l943 LASSO, a book +haT each sTudenT oT Howard Payne will be Truly proud To possess., Too much praise cannoT be given The members of The sTaTf who, during The Trying weeks ThaT This book was maTerializing worked long hours, sacrificed pleasure, rec- reaTion, and sTudy in order ThaT This ediTion of The I943 LASSO mighT be compleTed. We have Taced adverse circumsTances in The publicaTion of This book. We realize ThaT misTakes have been made, buT we have Tried To mainTain a minimum of Them. IT This ediTion of The LASSO succeeds in recalling To mind any pleasanT memories of This pasT school year, Then our eTTorTs will noT have been in vain. EdiTor of The LASSO Elf Dedication WITH GRATEFUL APPRECIATION FOR HER ENCOURAGEMENT AN D INSPIRATION WE DEDICATE THIS BOOK TO A FINE CHRISTIAN LADY, A SCHOLAR, AND AN INCESSANT FRIEND, MISS ESTELLE SMITH. win, ?':'EE. 52913: - --.. - , 1 3, Q. , N ,, , N . ,, - . . .JJ ,, ., , , .,,.. -,,.Q1.1,. . , , , ,-ff ' M .,., 'Q 1 - H . -. K, v ' ' 'f fH''irwiananfg-4,f:i1s,.wa+f5i:3.,.Lf1,.-9,.w,.wWM-.. -,..,,Q,.-mzQ,:.,.:'-1 -k 1m A- f , fa- X iv, Kgs , . -Mp., V .:M,e.,,A, , ,W .. . , ,..-N. --'- wx- L , ,fp H, M. .' , . V 'f' ' 4, 'f V- : ' ft in , K 1 1 -, Q H Si, Q ,jg KF, 'wr 'T '1 W -, , ,gigykfg ' 'j'5g,gn,a'qj5. .W iluk, -43 1. what 1352 --, 5,-,Q Y . vw.. Mi kt: ., K wvfx V N .1 lv 5 1. ' ww- . -x 5, :Q lx: V ' W T A X ' , 5.-az, , . 11.5 'g 5. W. I W ' s.- . - V . . I 0 WN A 1 :L 'QQ V A .x, 1 x 4, .jg . 'Nh' J gc , 1 M' ,, b 4 gg.. ag I , . 'X f' 4 A 1 Y r im M if 4 g 5 , f K 43 R f- if ,.,.,.. LA.. . Q 1 .. 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Da. 7 74 74qfofz Pre-siderff wH'+y . . . resourceful . . . saqacious Humorisf . . . Chrisfian layman . . . Jrraveler Dean enfhusiasfic . . . loyal . . . cdnsiderafe inspira+ionaI friend . . . Phi Be+a Kappa . . . 'rrue Cl1ris+iaH .4 i ki QQ 7. A glffdid Dean of Men refiring . . . congenial . . . amicable friend . . . advisor . . . commercial 'teacher 'f'!'lQ'f Dean of Women poised . . . adapiwable . . . chic hobbiesf . . . cosmopolife . . . counseior ar' 4 one 'ew' sm., Buiiness Manager energefic . . . forceful . . . friendly frack coach . . . deluxe maflw 'teacher . . . Howard Payne graduafe , . FRANCES LEWIS MERRITT B. A.. M. A. ' GUY WOODS B. MUS., B. A., M. A. F. YANTIS ROBNETT B. A., M. A. MRS. GRACE PLEASANT WELLBORN B. A.. M. A1 ' MRS. LUCRETIA D. WEAVER B. A.. M. A. OREN E. WINEBRENNER B. A., M. A. THOMAS R. HAVINS B. S.. M. A.. Ph. D. ESTELLE SMlTH ' B. A.. M. A. 1. .ik 'mf Y , w . W E , as , .f Q -.. f ,482 , , fr 5 2 i ew' - , mi ...Q-.,, -basin .Jw CLEO 6. MCCHRISTY B. A.. 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Jn flv, '15, ...S 4 .L ., if Q 'R 4, if w, .g. 6-.Lf MY' H. M444 af 7?43 Presiclenl' ..... ............. .... J o e'Wa1'son Vice Presidenir . .. . .. Ishmael McNeill Secretary .4... .... L orene Wilcox Reporler . . .........,.......... Arrninla Wriglwf SECONDSEMESTER Presidenl ........................... Marlin Holler Vice Presidenf . .. ..... Melvin Borclwerf Secrefary ..... ......... L e+l1a Rogers Reporfer . . .... Myrfle Faye Stanford BAGLEY. DALE Lomefa, Texas B. A. EDUCATION HISTORY BEACH, MRS. LORA Brownwood, Texas B. A. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION P. S. A. BORCH ERT, MELVIN LocIcI'1ar'r, Texas B. A. PHYSICAL EDUCATION HISTORY BROWN, BILL Van Alsfyne, Texas B. A. BIBLE EDUCATION BROWN, ERNEST I-Iooper, Colorado B. A. BIBLE SOCIAL SCIENCE BARTON, JIMMIE Pioneer, Texas B. A. ENGLISH EDUCATION BENTON, JANET HOOD Brownwood, Texas B. A. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION BIBLE BRIDGES, GARLAND DriscoII, Texas B. A.. BIBLE SOCIOLOGY, GREEK BYRD, SILAS BIanIceI, Texas B. B. A., B. B. S. SOCIAL SCIENCE BROWN, MRS. ERNEST I-Iooper, Colorado B. A. BIBLE SOCIAL SCIENCE CAFFEY, LUTHER Brownwood, Texas B. A. SOCIAL SCIENCE. EDUCATION MATH . CARROLL, MARY DEAN Lockney, Texas B. A. PRIMARY EDUCATION ENGLISH CASEY, GEORGE McGregor, Texas B. A. BIBLE ENGLISH COBLE, WILLIAM B. Mission, Texas B. A. GOVERNMENT GREEK, BIBLE COPLEN, BUFORD M. San Francisco, California B. A. ENGLISH, BIBLE GREEK CORDER, LEOTA Housion, Texas B. A. ENGLISH BIBLE FERGUSON, FRANCES MERLE Brownwood, Texas B. A. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION MUSIC, ART FERGESON, JOEL Brownwood, Texas B. A. BIBLE SOCIOLOGY. ENGLISH EREGIA, THELMA Bafson. Texas B. A. HISTORY ENGLISH GARNETT, DOROTHY Uvaide, Texas B. A. ENGLISH EDUCATION 7-up S ' ig ffif f-'sm ...Mfg .. A 'K 53. L. .A ,fly - 9 I GAYLE, ELZIE Meadow, Texas B. A. BIBLE, ENGLISH EDUCATION HARALSON, BILL E+. Sumner, New Mexico B. A. SOCIAL SCIENCE PHYSICAL ED. HARGETT, JEAN Brownwood, Texas B. A. ENGLISH SPEECH HINTON, BILL Esfelline, Texas B. A. BUS. AD. SOCIAL SCIENCE HOLTER, MARTIN LocIcI'1ar+, Texas B. A. SOCIAL SCIENCE P E ERWIN, DOROTHY GREEG Vernon, Texas B. A. HOME ECONOMICS B. A. HARDIN, BILLIE Big Spring, Texas B. A. SOCIAL SCIENCE MATH HICKS, RUBY FAYE Ufopia, Texas B. A. P. S. MUSIC ENGLISH HOLMES, EVAN DeLeon, Texas , B. A. HISTORY BIBLE JORDAN, LUCILLE Vernon, Texas B. A. MUSIC ED. BUS. AD. I I ff vr. 0' '.- ' ssl .' KENNEDY, JANETTE Brownwood, Texas B. A. ENGLISH, ED SPANISH LEWIS, LAMAR Vernon, Texas B. A. BIBLE SOCIOLOGY MCNEILL, ISHMAEL Three Rivers, Texas B. A. BUS. AD. EDUCATION MATTHEWS, BALTIS Kirbyville, Texas B. A. ENGLISH BIBLE, HISTORY MORRIS, ANDREW Beaumont Texas B. A. BIBLE ENGLISH LAMBERT, ROBERT Dallas, Texas B. A. BIBLE ENGLISH LOC KE, ARV EL Zephyr, Texas B. A. SOCIAL SCIENCE ENGLISH P .yv....2 044.21 +4111- -A-0169? M 64.4.4-of MCOUAIN, STARK, JR. Brownwood, Texas B. A. SOCIAL SCIENCE, ED. ENGLISH , II OI . . . B. I. If 'QA I, . M IJ f Uv e,T as , :ID B JW MORRIS, ROBERT Brownwood, Texas B. A. SCIENCE. SOCIAL SCIENCE MATH, EDUCATION eve , ,KX . fl as 'V 'wif .. ' I3 S ,. 3 - ' 3 . L .,., Z.. , 2 ' Q T . f T. 4 Q, . . . 7.75, J 1. ei Q . H ' . - 6. ' . ' . f- Nw 15? . ':II- - ' adv-'Q' ai 'Q' ,. If .lllll lla NEWIVIAN, ADA LOIS Coleman, Texas B. A. ENGLISH SPEECH, BIBLE ODELL, NEWELL H. Moran, Texas B. A. SOCIAL SCIENCE EDUCATION PEARSON, CECIL J. Brownwood, Texas B. A. SOCIAL SCIENCE, BIBLE GREEK ROGERS, DORRIS Wesf CoIumbia, Texas B. A. BIBLE, SOCIAL SCIENCE PSYCHOLOGY RUSHING, JOE BOB Brownwood, Texas B. A. SCIENCE SOCIAL SCIENCE NEWSOM, ODELL Idabel, Oklahoma B. A. BIBLE ENGLISH OWEN, FRANK B Clwannelview, Texas B. A. SCIENCE ENGLISH REID, TOMMIE DORIS Brownwood, Texas B. B. A. BUS. ADMIN ENQUSH ROGERS, LETHA Clyde, Texas B. B. A. BUS. AD. ENGLISH STANFORD, MYRTLE FAYE Brownwood, Texas B. B. A. BUS. AD., ENGLISH EDUCATION STANLEY, RUTH POINTER FI. S'rock+on, Texas B. A. ELEM. ED. H. E. TAYLOR, WINIFR ED Esfancia, New Mexico B. A. SPANISH SPRAGGINS, H. G. Brownwood, Texas BIBLE 0' VANN, MRS. MARY LINDLEY Brownwood, Texas B. A. HISTORY EDUCATION WATSON, JOE Wlwifesboro, Texas B. A. BIBLE ENGLISH WILLIAMS, VIRG Talpa, Texas B. B. A. BUS. AD. BIBLE ' INIA B. A. BIBLE 9 v M ,ff 6, or meow U f' qw fww ' ' 'ff 'Z ' I ffMfff TURNER, JOSEPH COLEMAN Mission, Texas B. A. BIBLE GREEK VERMILLION, JAMES Texarkana, Arkansas B. A. BIBLE SOCIOLOGY WILCOX, LORENE Brownwood, Texas B. A. SPANISH , BIBLE WILSON, FRANCES 1 Harrisburg, IIIinois B. S. ELEM. ED. ENGLISH ,fi WILTON, CLYDE CHELMAR Jacksboro, Texas' B. A. BIBLE ENGLISH WRIGHT, ARMINTA Elberf, Texas B. A. BUS. AD.. ENGLISH EDUCATION STOKES. ROBERT DaIIas. Texas P. E., SOCIAL SCIENCE WOFFORD, LENA FAYE Lockney. Texas B. A. BIBLE SPEECH DU BOSE. MRS. LESLIE A Lakeview, .Oregon SPECIAL 66444 ab! 7944 FIRST SEMESTER P-esiclenf ...... . . . Jack Massey Vice Presidenl ..... Colleen PeHy Secrefary ..... . . . Marflwa Clweafham Reporfer .. .... Bernice McCuis'rion Treasurer .. ..........,........, Bennie William: SECOND SEMESTER Presidenr 4 . . , Vice Presiclenl . . , . . Secrera ry ,... . . . Reporfer . . Treasurer .. Bennie Williams .. Marifia Shaw lvlarrlrua Brarnwell Harley Sledge .. Colleen Pe+'ry ADAMS, LOUIS BIBLE AUSTIN, TOMMY SOCIAL SCIENCE AVERETT, MRS. CLEDA BIBLE BARRETT, JOHNNY BIBLE BELEW, VALRIE EDUCATION BRAMWELL, MARTHA SPEECH ARROWOOD, TOM EDUCATION AVERETT, ALBERT MARVIN BIBLE BARCENA, AL PHYSICAL EDUCATION BARRETT, MRS. RACHEL BIBLE BENTON, H. LLOYD BIBLE BYRD, LOUINE ENGLISH CAMP. ROY BIBLE CARWILE, WILSON BIBLE CI-IEATI-IAM, MARTI-IA SOCIAL SCIENCE CI-IILDERS COI-IRON, EVELYN SOCIAL SCIENCE CROW, Wm. MATH ADAMS, MRS. LEWIS EDUCATION CI-IASTAIN, ELEANORA BUS. AD. CI-IILDERS COBLE, MRS. W. B. SECONDARY EDUCATION COORER, ALMA LEE BIBLE DAVIS. DAN BIBLE 5 'L 1 , J . Q DANNELLEY, JAY HISTORY DOSS, MRS. RUTH EDUCATION EVANS, HENRY BUS. AD. FORD, MAXWELL DENNIS, TRUETT BIBLE EM FINGER, MYRA SCIENCE EERRELL, MARJORIE BUS. AD. SCIENCE CENTBY, LINDELL BIBLE X GRAY, ALFRED BCIENC I ,J C. C f, It GREER LUCY A ' E CLIS X H LE, ELIZABETH P. s. M. HANCOCK, M. R. BIBLE 1 HANEY, JOSEPHINE ELEMENTARY EDUCATION HUGHES, ROY BIBLE JACKSON, CHARLES BIBLE LAMBERT, MRS. ROBERT ENGLISH MCCUISTION, BERNICE ENGLISH MADISON, HELEN ELEM. ED. HAZEL, WILLIE BIBLE HUGH ES, SETH BIBLE KERBY, JOE BAILEY SCIENCE LAWLER, ELIZABETH EDUCATION MCDANIEL, BILL BIBLE MASSEY, JACK BUS. AD. 5 .-gag! MARTIN, FELTON SCIENCE MIRELES, LYDIA PRIMARY EDUCATION MUNSEY, ROY LEE BIBLE O'BRIEN, MAYME LEE PETTY, EDITH COLLEEN SCIENCE REDFORD, JACK BIBLE MIRELES. GUS P. E. MOYE, SARAH ELIZABETH EDUCATION NORTON, LAWRENCE HISTORY PATE, ANDREW BIBLE RAMIREZ, ESPERANZA BIBLE REEVES, BURT ENGLISH ROGERS, DORIS SOCIAL SCIENCE SANSOM, EMAGENE HOME EC. SCI-IULZE, BILL SOCIAL SCIENCE SLEDGE, HARLEY D. BIBLE STOI-ILER, PAUL BIBLE TARPLEY. JOE ENGLISH J I I TREADWELL. MAURICE BIBLE WARE, PERMELIA SOCIAL SCIENCE WILLIAMS, WINONA BUS. AD. WOOD, LURLENE BUS. AD. YIELDINC5. HOLLIS BIBLE MQLEROY, WANETA ENGLISH VANN, BILL BUS. AD. WILLIAMS. BENNIE SOCIAL SCIENCE WHATLEY, MRS. MARIE P. S. M. WRIGHT, RUTH EDUCATION SHANAHAN, O. L. BIBLE Presidenf .... Vice Presidenlr Secrefary .... Treasurer .. Reporfer . . Presideni' .... Vice Presidemt Secrefary . . . Treasurer . . Reporfer .. ,fs Q-if Ali QR- .af '129' ft,., 41 2 aut. 5 Af-..-xy 4? 'I' X. X . xv ALOOOD, AVERY ALLEN, EARL ALLEN, MRS. EARL ALLRED, CASSIE BARNETT, W. I. BATTON, ROGER BAUOI-I JUNE BRADFORD, MICKEY W BRADFORD, MILTON BRELAND, HENRY ETTA BRYANT, MARY ALICE BRYANT, MARTI-IA JANE BROWNING, I-IOYETT LEE CALVIT, JOE R. CARR, LILLIE P Wh CATO, HELENTSLQE CHIDLERS. RUTH CLARK, ELEANOR Q,q,,,,H Cox, MARTHA NELLE UW' W Bod: GMM . 'ffI'EL'j4LuL, QQRAAA- GMB- CURRY, VELMA ERANKQUNUQI 43 CROW, LAWRENCE QOL DAUGHETY, HELEN .Mi I DUKE, BOBBIE RUTH . ' .Q ff DUNCAN, JEWEL Q Y Y R-1 3 EMBRIEY, JAMES B. fx ux REAR lg R Q W. A v . I '4 5 A ENGLAND. G. T. .Q X- R ESTES, DOUGLSXIXALL , A - 'JN N . Elf S X XJ ,J A R 1 ESIES, OSCAR A 1 3 3 Rf A R' FLETCHER. MARY 1 Nl ' L FREEMAN, SARA MAE Cv Q ' qv XR A fi get 1131 X. Q..-3? ai' FISHER, CLARENCE OAMBLIN, CURTIS GARNETT, SUE OARZA, EULOOIO L. OARZA, MRS. EULOOIO L GAULT, N, T. GREGORY, LETA MAE GRIJALVA, JOSHUA HALL, OWEN HARBOUR, RAY AHOWARD, MARJORIE HULL, JACK JOHNSON, HAZEL JOHNSON, JANE KEENE, NAOMI KEESEE, DOROTHY LACKEY, DORIS LEWIS, EMMALEE LEWIS, MORRIS LEE IVIANLEY, MADALYN MARSHALL, EVE MARTINEZ, CANO TRINIDAD MIRELES, SARAH DALE MULLINS, HENRY PAUL, FRED PAYTON, TONY PLY, WESLEY PORTER, GENE PRQCTQR, RUBY-MAE ' POUNDS, BILLY JOE 'TLV '-I 117 Ig :si 4 910 OUICK, JACK RICI-IARDS, EDITI-I ROACI-I, LOUISE RODRIOUEZ, EMMETT, JR RLJTI-IEREORD, R. W. RUTLEDGE, MILTON RUTLEDGE, I-IELEN SANSOM, FLOYD, JR.' SCOTT, JEAN SLAUOI-ITER, LUTI-IER STARNES AUDRA STEWART, CORRIE TAYLOR, MARCUS E. TONNE, ALVIN BEN TODD, RUTI-I TREADWELL, MRS. MAUARICE TREVINO. ALICE TREVIZO, DAVID TRUSSELL, LUCILE TYLER, L. M. UNDERI-IILL, FLOYCE VALADES, G. C. VALADES, AURORA VAUGI-IN, SELDON WADE, LORRAINE WEATI-IERLY, MARJORIE NEAL WI-IITAKER, BURYL WI-IITE, WILLIAM MAYNARD WILLIAMS, AUDREY ZEIBIG, FAYE 1014i wav-7 QQLJ Lg' ,like 74' 44 A-'bex W4!,fc,f.A.4A,cf-.M I Wf .jk ,NjQ4VQ37. may , ,.,,,,,.,V J 1 zip. ' ,' 20 Rm- Vf 4-'4t-4? 4 !x 'A'-f .7 qa.4....,l- A Q., WM AM, 4 ? ,5j6, ,,. , ,4 , ,4,. iff 6' fwbjq AWD I , 44: -,C-lfpfcj , ,, 1, 464 ,. ,gg Xgyztnotj 6?-flat! Arie! 6 5' fha' 1'U '!f -ff' 'gfffw Lugz .Mffgfiz i,,M,, '7,jf Cg . f4MpM,4 4 gy- i ' bfc,,fm'44'-4, ,QL Ji -1 P ' Qgffziijfff ZW-mff mffg, fys gyda., Jfjwf Mf4,df5f-0.0 fczlf AL.,-Q: 1 - F N-jf, I t CALL f' f X .ff H 1 -73-7 Y-,. - . ' ar Ti 66444 af 7?46 FIRST SEMESTER Presifienl ....,.........A...,.... .. . Carl Allen Vice Presidenf .... 1 ...... Clark Hill Secrela-ry A..,. . . . Regina Browning Reporrer .. ..,....4.,........, Rosemary Hargerl SECCND SEMESTER Presiclenl ..,. ..................., G lenn Edwards Vice Presideni' . . . . . . Don Holiman Secrelary . ., ....... Wilma Brice Re-porier .. Virginia Salrerfielcl 5 Q4 Ng WH? ALLEN, CARL B. ARMENDARIZ, ARNOLD ARMENDARIZ, OTI-IONIEL ARRIOLA, LILLIE AUSTIN, MRS. TOMMY BALLEUO, MANUEL BARROW, EUGENE BECKMAN, KATHERINE BENTON, DICK BELTRAN, REBECCA BRASWELL, JAMES LEE BRICE, WILMA LEE BROWNINO, DORIS REGINA CARR, MYRTLE LENA CARMICI-IAEL, CLAUDE CASI-I, MAXINE CI-IASTAIN, J. D. COATS, LOYCE COLLINS, PATSY COLLIE, MARGIE COOPER, JAMESL. CORNELIUS, WAYNE COX, VIOLA CUNNINGHAM, TOMMIE DENNIS, TRAVIS . De LAP, JOHN RICHARDS Du BOSE, LESLIE A. DUOGINS, ROSEMARY EASTMAN, CLINTON EASTMAN, LORENE EDWARDS, GLENN FIELD, BILLY TOM EAGAN, THERMAN FINE, MARY LOUISE FISHER, MARY KATHERINE FUNDERBURK, WELDON H Q I A ,,,4v f-'W F' Q X' Y . . V A gg 4 Q2 I R .23 f IV W?- .ali 'WI X, x 1: '?g N.-ml ' X 3 'A-af' Qs-as GABLE, JOHNNIE MAE GARRETT, EDWARD GRAY, RONALD MKII, EE, VESTA I WI GREEN, WALTER A. GREER, MARGARET GRIFFIN, GEORGE GRIJALVA, BERTI-IA I-IALEY, LaRUE I-IAWKINS, MARY LOUISE I-IAZEL. GLENN I-IARGETT, ROSEMARY I-IARRISS, ALWILDA I-IARRISS, JOANN I-IITT, CLARK I-IOLIMAN, DON I-IOLIMAN, SIBYL HOLMES, DOYLE JLf1',,a-fffff' 9 54 burn . Wa HOOD, BILL 'fauna' 4 , ,J HOWARD, BONNIE LOU ,, - 7,,., 42 ISBELL MARGARET RUTH j J, W JOHNSON, WILLIE LYNN 'LM JONES, DOROTHY JUNE JORDAN, GEORGE RELLEY, BETTY 550 ' ZW? ff I , KERBOW, ALTA LEE , ig! Wigy ,fa LK , LEAOH, EALQDQ-R,LS Y Y N I f fy' I LEECH, WINONA LEWIS, INEZ LEWIS, WANDA MANLOVE, HELEN MAPLES, GARLAND MARTINEZ, AMPARO MARTINEZ, CHARLOTTE MARTINEZ, PHOEBE MQCOLLUM. ALFRED QUIK YOES, ELBERT MCFALL, EARLINE MCOOWAN, MILDRED MICHAELS, BETTY MORRISON, ANNIE RUTH MOYE, JOHN W 3 , M2 1 I MURPHY, MAE BELLE My MYERSJOHNSIIWIJ Iffyryv I If, I , I VII! NELSON, JEAN Il PIII I NICHOLS, MARTHA PARRISH, HOPE PATTERSON, DOROTHY PITTS, ORONER PRITCHARD, LORAINE PATTERSON, JUNE PETREY, CURTISS RICE, JERRELL 'I RICHARDSON, LONNIE ROARK, WILLIAM ROGERS, FANNIE MAE ROGERS, MARY CATHERINE ROUTH, ROY TOM ROY, CLAUD SAENZ, AURORA DORA SANDERS, BRUCE SATTERFIELD, VIRGINIA LEE SIMMONS, MERLE SKIPPER, CRYSTAL LOUISE SMITH, LORETTA LOU SNIDER, MARY LEE SNOW, KATHERINE STEPHENS, R. B. STONE, SOUEEGIE TAYLOR, GLADYS I TAYLOR, JAMES WILLARD If? Q? TENNISON, ORAYSON CHARLES THOMPSON TIPPS, CLAUDE TOWNSEND, DOROTHY VESA, IRENE VERNOR, TREVA WALLACE, CLETA WATKINS, LETA RUTH WATKINS, OUITA FAY WATSON, MARY BELLE WILLIAMS, LORAIN WILLIAMS, R. C. MARY JO WILLIEORD WILSON, JOAN VAUN DEAN YIELDING 7we,-im pixmap fwfwwif fl , 1 of 31 M ey, ' X gg? .Cixi ,SJ l 1,39 A 3 X den+s Inle Ted in developing H1 Ives musically lin e opporfu fy der llwe abl g d nce of G26 Woods, erlisl pia T d Teacher. Woice D Pupils of Mavis Douglas have dislinguislwed Jrlwemselves by 'rheir abilify To sing wifh Jrlwe assurance Hwaf affesfs musicianship. As an arlisf in her own riglif her prcgrams are always welcomed. adam paw Em 513 Firsf Row-A. Gray, G. Hall, J. Myers, J. Bryan+ A.. Bryanf B. Hood, B. Howard, W. Funderburk Second Row-M. Cheaflwam, B. Whifaker, S. Vaughn, R. Sfephens, J. Braswell, T. Arrowood, J. SCOH3 G. Porfer ' Third Row-M, Ford, R. Todd, L. Tyler, D. Glover, , B. Vann, P. Farren, R. Morris, J. Kennedy DIRECTOR MARY FLETCHER DIRECTOR HENRY EVANS -qefvi' O I 1 Y MARJORIE NEAL WEATHERLY BOBBIE RUTH DUKE BAND SWEETHEART TWIRLER DOROTHY ROSS MILDRED MQGOWEN MAJORETTE TWIRLER ' Q Wawafwl 774qne64a0z The Howard Payne choir of 1942-'43 has been a valu- able assel' 'ro lhe college. Made up of Jrhirly voices, rhe choir, under +he direclion of Guy Woods has been enrhu- siaslically received wherever il has performed. Numerous programs have been presenled during lhe year, bolh in and away from school. 746 7mm Emu 'x lf N R if-F1 W If eww 9'PHtYl1 su g .A Wifhin The columns of fhe Yellow Jaclcef have been prinled lhe unpreiudiced and unbiased re- poris of grear inleresf +o 'rhe siudem' body: Jrhe paper +ha+ por+rays rhe srudenlr life as lived from clay To day on 'rhe campus. As edifor of rhe Yel- low Jaclcer, Gwen l-lall has been faced wi'rh 'rhe serious problem of labor shoriage which has pre- venled lhe siudenfs from having a paper every weelc. However, rhe copies 'rhai were prinired were excepfionally good. Alfhouqh publicaiion was noi' regular, lhe srandards of Jrhe paper were lcepf on fhe same high level. .74e Zellaw jacket Edifor GWENDOLYN HALL Business Manager TONY PAYTON o Associafe Edifor , . ,. . HARLEY SLEDGE Feafure Edifor . . .... DOUGLAS ESTES Religious Edifor ,. ,.....,,. CARL ALLEN Socie+y Eclifor . ROSEMARY HARGETT Sporfs Edi+or ,.,.. .....,..,. J OE CALVIT Circulafion Manager .. MARY JO WILLIFORD 'I Mg dx. We have fell 'rhe lull responsibilily of pulling oul a boolc lhar would meer wifh rhe approval of every sludenr. We have worked againsl many odds, nor lhe leasl ol: which was lime. However, lhal is all overg lhe lasl piclure has been made, 'rhe lasl ad has been sold, and all is quiel on 'rhe lhird floor of 'rhe Mims Building. The Edilror and Business Manager wish +o express fheir appreciafion ro all rhose who have been of assisfance in pulling oul' lhis boolc. We have worked hard and The sfarl is pleased lo presenl fo you for your inspeclion and enioymenl, lhis fhe l943 Lasso. 1 1 74a ' .lewaas Edifor JOE BOB RUSHING Business Manager ALFRED GRAY HENRY EVANS ,....... DOROTHY GARNETT A ...., . JANETTE KENNEDY ..., COLLEEN RETTY ... Managing Edimr Assodafe Edi+or ..... Club Edifor . Snapsbof Edifor HARLEY SLEDGE .,...... .... S porfs Edifor MYRA BELLE EMFINGER GUY WOODS .....,,. ,.. ,, Secrefary A Eacuify Advisor K f 'l'T1l Six 5 Sw a g? 744 PM ew A body of sfudenfs who fully carry our The responsibilify of Hwe work assigned in This field of endeavor. y Presidenf ,.,... ..... G WEN HALL Vice-Presidenr .... ....... H ARLEY SLEDGE Secrefary ...... .... M ARY JO WILLIEORD Treasurer .. .... ROSEMARY HARGETT Sponsor .... DR. CLEO MQCHRISTY ALLRED, EDWARDS, EMFINGER, EVANS, GARZA, GARNETT, GRAY. HALL, J. HARGETTg KENNEDY, LOCKE, MANLOVE, PAYTON, PETTY, RUSHING, SLEDGE, STANFORD, WEEKS: WIL- LIFORD. vi . UN W f. KN, Q' 33, 1 i 'ff '! J am WE PROUDLY PRESENT THESE STUDENTS WHO, BECAUSE OF 'THEIR PERSONALITIES. HAVE MADE IMPRESSIONS ON OUR CAMPUS. WE WILL REMEMBER THEM BECAUSE THEIR POPULARITY OR ACHIEVEMENT IS RECOG- NIZED BY YOUR VOTE. h . MARITIA SHAW Most Beautiful Girl SENIOR , Y 5-fff A' h af i ' 'Q ,C f 4 . ? ,jf J' x f r Y' 1 6,- 'we .fb jifxf 155 133254 . as A Q ui if?-A' .Q . Qi ' 'if ' ff ! 1 N l if ,ff in , b ' i 11.1 F, . ,Q . ' 42 'Q . . 1 w- ' 5- .4 e X in R' 1 ' 'U' x., P pw .-:X , as 1 y ll Q . 'Q I X rg e Q? A - , g , X my if . f 9 ' -by' NP' s V 5 ' . A 'H' Y: wx A gag! 1? ,fi I, X 'al X 'X 'NN 1- xx? ,QQ Y Q, , Q 3 Q M X f 5 3 . 9: A . LQRE E WlLc:ox ,Ml FAVORITES BILLIE HARDIN JU IOR RTH BRAMWELL FAVCRITES JACK MASSEY mpg, SOPHOMGRE SUE GARNETT 'z in? if - gi, ii N '55 if . K f' F53 fr V ,, , -,f V. ,Wu 1'-' . . u. ,Ji 1 ',,f1- ' 4 'MUHEVEV - 2.-,:,-. ' 1 . uI'f '--, , V. ,rw r , ...,4.:!n'. I 5 41' .3,-, - .1 xg: W . W 4 i f n' .' 'Nwuf w:'+ 'NH' X 'I - ' X - 1' W 3 FAVORITES 1 'Q -,-,X ,. .-41' A 1 , . . x3 I:- 6' X Q V: 1, F E. 51' 7 E. 'f' n ., 7 1-5' 5 I r. .h .. .'5' 'aff?-'-Uni M, .' 1. , 1'- ff,s .gf , Jirnkz pp. .a.- 4. FRESHMAN 5 5, ,..f,s . .W IRGINIA SATTERFIELD W yi, 151- f 3235 5?-e, ew 3292 ., ,Q .5 ., 'f 234' 'E jvit ' ' 35552 Erik 2,5- -i 1 .9 L- 4 X QQ? 23. 3,1 . 0,1 ' 2 fi xii x -x uf .gt I s I ,Si A! ' 1 Tr - J 42 it . , ' ' .bunny FAVCRITES GLENN EDWARDS HOME COMING QUEEN . gl: i f .4 X5 EE.. E753 X At W 2, W X A 5 w .iw +11-I -5,1 'Qi X ii' -ff ' l ,fdjlgl-4x12 JW 7 Jjg I Lap , Qf'Lf'QLff9'- J JWVMULV Q16 , f MILDRED BRADFORD f i FOOTBALL SPONSOR NELLE CCDX BA D SWEETHEART MARJQRIE NEAL WE THERLY .Ng 1 s 'Q N. Q? sy . -Qiiazh ' fi -.1-Q' ,, AQ , A. i f , 4 4,5 ,X 43 t 1 fi Q f 'av 1 W QF! if a 1' ,gg , -SQA . 3 .f. ssff ' if J' V71 ' '- 3 f 'S JUNE BAueH DGRCTHY GARN ETT REGINA BRCDWINCS Q? ff ew 1 3 P 4 Jfff' ' l 2 M x : 1 . 'il' .. 1 '55 , ARMINTA WRIGHT SARAH ELIZABETH MCDYE 'QM' 5 SARAH MAE FREEMAN WILMA BRICE 4 . Z' JAMES VERMILLICJN V- ,D 1. - I v-, AVERY ALGQQD BENNIE WILLIAMS JAMES COGIPER ,bigv i- , j M LAMAR LEWIS SARAH ELIZABETH MOYE Rus+y, Prissy, Red, Glamor, Leemar, and San Anfonio Rose . . . iunior . . . Presidenr of Ele- ofher nicknames . . . popular senior preacher from menlary Council for '43-'44 . . . Publicify Direcior Vernon . , . Presidenf sfudenl body '42-'43 . . . L. on B. S. U. Council . . . collecis posf cards . . . S. B. and lvlinisferial Council . . . hobby is fishing wriles leifers io Tuck in Hawaii . . . Dark curly ...and Pill . . . plans io be a chaplain in army.. hair . . . lois of fun . . . guiding scriplure: Love nor sleep lesl rhou come 'ro pover+y. MARITIA SHAW A ISHMAEL McNElLL Junior from Brownwood . . . erlicienl presidenl of Jaclqel Co-eds . . . Exrhomecoming queen and Senior sludeni insiruclor from Three Rivers . . . sophomore lavorife . Srudenl body secrerary of blonde . . . wavy hair . . . good loolcing . . . Presi- '42-'43 . . . Aciive in B. S. U. . . winsome smile for denr of B. S. U. '42-'43 . . . Presidenl of Alpha everyone . . . singing is hobby . . . B. S. U. Trio Chi . . . Hobby and lavorile subiecl is Edifh Rich- . . . Plans lo leach English and Business . . . Re- ards . . . Air Corps reserve . . . Plans 'ro conlinue mains irue lo Bill af Baylor. . . college unlil he compleles B.B. A., M. A., Ph. D. ...X 'VP' q-v-v- - - BERNICE MQCUISTION Berler lcnown as Mac . . . 'ralenied iunior from Tyler . . . lnfelligenl . . . sings sweerly . . . choir member . . . '43-'44 presidenr Jaclner Co-eds . . . B. B. A. and English major . . . charler member of Sub-duers . . . Vivacious personalily . . . hobby is lceeping a scrapbook . . . and Gene TOMMY SAMUELS Tossin' Tommy . . . senior from Easlland . . .our- sranding looiball player . . . four lellers . . . Co- Caprain foolball ream . . . presidenr of H Club . . . All-Conference Two years . . . rhird ream Lirrle All-American . . . Curley hair, brown eyes . . . campus favoriie . . . Naval reserve . . . plans lo coach affer he rerurns from war . . . MARTIN HOLTER A Loclcharl conlribulion +o l-l. P. C .... senior in Marine reserve . . . member H club . . . second All-Conference ream . . . lwo lerlers in loorball . . . one in rraclc . . . iunior lavoriie . I. . vice-presidenl sludenr body '42-'43 . . . presidenr of senior class . . . blonde . . . personaliry smile . . . dimple in chin MARTHA CH EATHAM S+ormy io us. . . junior from Paris . . . Bible major . . . Presidenf of Choir . . . S. S. represenlalive on B. S. U. Council . . . Praclices golden rule . . . lavorire sporf is looiball . . . collecrs sall' and pep- per shalcers . . . loves lo ge+ lerrers from Nor+h Af- rica. LUCILLE JORDAN Senior from Vernon . . . allended O. B. U. and O. W. U. . . Presidenf ol Dorm House Council . . . Sings in B. S. U. +rio . . . Music maior .. aclive in B. S. U .... lnreresl is across sea al presenl . . . BILLIE HARDIN Senior from Big Spring . . . iovial and good-narured . . . cheer lead- er for Two years . . . Naval reserve acling as Casanova of Campus . . . Ex-prexy ol iunicr class . . . wismq J F,-I Wh: '4 7044 MARTHA BRAMWELL Erencl'wie . . .Junior from La Feriaf . aclive in all religious al- fairs . . . '43-'44 B. S. U. prexy . .. Presidenr S. S. class . . . darlc com- plexion and lolaclc hair . . . friendly aHi+ude To all on campus . . . Speech maior . . . aspires fo be Baplisl Sludenl Secrelary and worker aller gradualion. ELIZABETH HALE Now Mrs. Joel Ferguson . mar riecl al' mid-'rerm . . . sings acrive in Life Service Band and BS. U. aclivilies . . . Voice malor . . . sopliislicaled, inlelligenl JOE WATSON Transfer from Weyland . . pres: denf of senior class . . . Educa 'lional Direc+or a+ Melwood unhl mid-lerm . . . now paslor a+ Grand Prairie.. . humorous . . . singer in former H. P. Male Quarlel married .... and .,, 19 -0 .. ff B . XT H cm ow , ' C Milo . 0 . VNQQQX O B, s. u. COUNCIL Qoqfflllicll A CHI fo A I? 'fi' wf Vfv e9 0119 awww The Sfudem' oody. 4. QA mr - ' pg, A , J, N-v.,.,, .W .WM ,I smzwzewaz Council serves as +I'1e cooperafive unir Ioefween I he adminisfrarion and +I'1e sfudenf 3:3 A rr ' ' I rf' wb www? . 5 . Presidenlr .......,.. ,, , LUCILLE JORDAN Vice-Presidenf .... . . . MARTIN I-IOLTER Secrefary ..., MARITIA SHAW Treasurer . ... BENNIE WILLIAMS An execufive body ro carry o srudenf endeavor. Uondtofzgdancd d 1' creafe harmony in n The social acfivifies of H16 dormifory, an o QM' Presidem' ..,....... .... Vice- Secrefa ry .... ..., LUCILE JORDAN Presidenf ..., .,.. M ARTHA BRAMWELL MARTHA JANE BRYANT Reporfer .... ...... M ARY JO WILLIFORD Sponsor ... ..,.. MISS G LADYS HICKS Composed of girls who live in Brown hose organized purpose is 'ro promo're social unily wi+l1 'rlwose girlsvresicling in The clormilory. ggwwf BAUOH, BRADFORD, BRICE, BROWNING, CHASTAIN, COLLIE, COX, DUKE, Elv1FIN6ER,GREER' J. HAROETT, R. HARGETT, JONES, JOHNSON, KENNEDY, LEACH, LEECH, MURPHY, PETTY, SHAW, STANFORD, TODD, TOWNSEND, VANN, WALLACE, WATSON. Presiclenl JAN ETTE KENNEDY Vice-Presiclenlr MYRA EMl:llXlGER Secrelary-Treasurer MILDRED BRADFORD Reporler ROSEMARY HARGETT i I , aafew Made up of sI'uden'rs, who, by showing I'r's ad van'rages, a+'remp+ Io enIarge 'rI1e aI'IencIance in 'II16 Commercial Deparfmenr. -jf-'46 BRYANT, CARMICHAEL, COX, DUOOINS, FERRRELL, FREEMAN, OREER, HALEY, HARALSON HARRISS, J. HARRISS, HOWARD, HAWKINS, JOHNSON, JORDAN, LEACH, LEECH, LEWIS. McCUISTION, MQNEILL, MASSEY, MULLINS, MURPHY, PRITCHARD, PORTER, OUICK, ROGERS: SATTERFIELD, SHAW, SKIPPER, F. STANFORD, M. STANFORD, SMITH, TAYLOR, TOWNSEND. VERNON, WALLACE, WATSON, WEATHERLY, WRIGHT, WILSON, VANN, ZEIBIG. Presudenf JACK MASSEY Vnce-Presldenf BERNICE MQCUISTION Secrefary MARJORI E N. WEATH ERLY Treasurer GENE PORTER Reporfer LOUISE ROACH I 'rx ' 7emu2z 6146 Composed of sfudenfs inferesfed in 'rennis as a compefifive sport 'Fx -'Bin vga- al 46 BAGLEY, BRICE, CANO, CARMICHAEL, CHASTAIN, CLARK, CUNNINGI-IAM, DANNELLEY. DICKMEYER, DUKE, ROACH, ROARK, SLEDGE. TYLER, WEATHERLY, WI-IITAKER, WHITE, WILL IEORD, ZIEBIG. Y 2 y ,Q Preside-nf Q v ' HARLEY SLEDGE H ,N Vice-Presidenf MARJORIE WEATHERLY Secrelrary D PAYE zfarele 'Wdlud Memberslwipbonsisfs of Ieffermen of II1eII1ree maior sports. ,K I 3 '1' QA .sf WS. E4 2 , ,I V. rw' :Ii f- f 'M 2 U-A A -:Xp - Q . xgfrjlir .- QEIL.. - 71 'fx-g-, - .411 a-5.55 ' 3, v F .q- 1'-2 va ' 1 L-SW P E -W 1 ' ' . I M Q, NA Q., . ,. . 4 ..,. .. ,Q V 1-. fj .,.fu ,- . J Firs+ Row-M. KEATON, C. SI-IELTON, T. SAMUELS, M. BORCI-IERT, B. I-IARALSON, J. MEEKS, B. CLINDANIEL Second Row-G. MIRELES, A. CROW, A. BARCENA, M.I-IOLTER, J. MASSEY, G. BRIDGES, B. HINTON. Third Row-B. STOKES, N. ODELL, J. DUNCAN, J. SMITI-I, B. WILLIAMS, E. UNDERI-IILL, B. SANDERS. Four+h Row-I-I. SLEDGE, D. BAGLEY, W. PLY, I-I. BROWNIN6, M. WI-IITE, J. CALVIT, B. SCI-IULZE. EIIII1 Row-C. EISI-IER, A. ALLGOOD, B. ROARK, C. GAMBLIN, I-I. MULLINS 4 74944 646 Eligiloiliry is basecl upon scholarship: Ihose who average wilhin highesf 'ren per cenf in The Iunior ancl senior classes may belong. N ' . , Presidenl - JOEL EEROESON Vice-Preside-n+ ISI-IMAEL MQNEILL Secrelary-Treasurer LEOTA CORDER Reporfer MYRTLE STANFORD --www--sf ADAMS, BROWN, CORDER. COPLEN, MADISON, MQNEILI.. ROGERS, SI-IANAI-IAN, STAN, FORD, WRIGI-IT. Preslclenr ISI-IMAEL MCNEILL Vice-Presiclenl LEOTA CORDER Secrelary-Treasurer I-IELEN MADISON Reporler G. L. SI-IANAI-IAN .Lf .L - x I 5444444046 The club is composed of sfudenfs inlreresfed in promofing a beH'er undersfanding of our Sou+hern and Sou+h American neighbors. Presiderd Presiderfr CARL ALLEN CARL ALLEN Vice-Pre-siden+ VLCe'PVe5Ld9 '+ 1 REBECCA BELTRAN MIKE MOJICA Secrefary SSCVGJVRVY BERTHA GRIJALVA I-YDIA MLRH-ES Reporfer RGIOOVJVSV CHARLOTTE MARTINEZ EULOGIO GARZA ADAMS, ALLEN, ARRIOLA, AR- MENDARIZ, BARCENA, BEL TRAN, CANO, E. GARZA, V. GARZA, B. GRIJALVA, J. GRI JALVA, A. MARTINEZ, C. MAR TINEZ, MARTINEZ, G. MIRELES L. MIRELES, S. MIRELES, MOJ ICA, SAENZ, TAYLOR, TRE- VINO, VESA, WILCOX. facie!! Q-ede An organizafion who c and inferesf in sporfs and fosfer good sporfsmanship. 0' BARTON, BAIJOH, BRADFORD, BRICE, BROWNIN6, CARROLL, CHASTAIN, CHEATHAM. CLARK, COX, COATES, DUKE, EMFINOER, FISH ER, S. OARNETT, D. OARNETT, OREER, HALL. J. HAROETT, R. HAROETT, JOHNSON, KEENE. KELLY, KENNEDY, LEACH, LEECH, MQGOWAN. MQCUISTION, MICHAELS, PETTY, SHAW, STAN FORD, SATTERFIELD, TODD, VERNON, WAT- SON, ZEIBIG, WEATHERLY, WILLIFORD. fir Presidenr MARITIA SHAW ' Vice-Pre-sidenf A Y BERNICE MQCUISTION .. ' .V 'F' Secrefary I ' if f MILDRED BRADFORD A , I Treasurer , E JUNE BAUGH Re po rfe r Q ' A SUE GARNET X '19 Al' EY. 633. , .bg P M1414 Slemeafafzy Eames!! 'This council shall galher ancI dis+rlbu're knowledge for 'rhe educalion of chilclren, arjcaaise Ihe slanclard of The educalional field. wi' 9' CARROLL, CLARK, DURHAM, FLETCHER, GARNETT, HALL, HANEY, MADISON, MCCUISTION. MICHAELS, MIRELES, IVIOYE, ROGERS, STARNES, WRIGHT, VANN, WILSON. Q' K 6, X A Q m.. ,, ff I 7 . 1 SY. -' , 1,2 ,Y 0 , ,.,,L I .id , 5 1 V iJvrP:?' - ,- i ,- .'Z,u. ' fi - Q ,aw . . 24Q?,ggfif12?fgQ,s:fifig. 'Q ,. if -, - .fx t ,Aan if . sg 2 Q gg L f 21 Y VAN if Preside-nl DOROTHY GARNETT Isl Vice-Presidenl SARAH ELIZABETH MOYE 2ncI Vice-Presiclenl FRANCES WILSON Secretary I OWEN HALL Treasurer HELEN MADISON 3S.7L0uwad6 This council acls as a Iaclor worlcing belween The church ancl Ihe school in all religious acfivillies. We Presidenl ISHMAEL McNEILL Isl Vice-Presiclenr MARTHA BRAMWELL Zncl Vice-Presidenr MARITIA SHAW 3rd Vice-Presideni MIKE MOJICA Secrelary MARY ADELLE REEVES ' 'NBS L.. , U H'-40.-1 .,-.. A ag Y,A,., . Sunday School Repres. MARTHA CI-IEATHAM Training Union Repres. W. I. BARNETT Y. W. A. Repres. SARA MAE FREEMAN Posler Chairman DICK CAMP Volunleer Sludenl Pep. LUCY GREER Alcohol D. Chairman CHESTER SYLVESTER Magazine Repres. ALICE BRYANT Publicily Direcior LEOTA CORDER Treasurer JAMES VERMILLION Chorisler BU RT R EEVES Pianisf MARJORIE N. WEATHERLY Morning Walch Leaders EDITH RICHARDS DICK CAMP fi'N .r A' A .Cum-5 rig? 3.5 ,L .n, 1 Ji .Wolcmtea Wiiaadan guna! A religious group who sfudy mission fields and creare missionary in'reres+. ,H u AVERETT, BELEW, BYRD, CARR, CARWILE: CORDER, FINE, SEE, GREER, LAMBERTg MATTHEWS MOYE, MUSICK, NEWMAN, NEWSOME, NELSON, RAMIREZ, SLEDGE, WADE. Presideni - . LUCY GREER mf- Vice-Pre-side-nf VESTA SEE Se-Creiary MYRTLE CARR Treasurer BGB LAMBERT Librarian ADA LOIS NEWMAN Pianisi' LEOLA MUSICK Exfension Direcior WILSON CARWILE 1 i sd0d4QSd40dlD The College Sunday School Deparlmenl ol Coggin Church is made up primarily of Howard Payne Sfudenls who desire Io creafe a closer bond befween The church and college sfudenls. 5 AUSTIN, J. BENTON, L. BENTON, BRICE, A. BRYANT, J. BRYANT, BROWN, BRADFORD, CAMP COLLIE, COATES, CHASTAIN, CUNNINOHAM, N. COX, V. COX, DUNCAN, EMBREY, EVANS. FISHER, FREEMAN, FUNDERBURK, S. GARNETT, D. OARNETT, GRAY, GAYLE, CEE, GARRETT. HALL, HARDIN, HESS, HOOD, HOLTER, HOWARD, JOHNSON, JORDAN, L. LEWIS, M. LEWIS. MQCUISTION, MQOOWAN, PAYTON, PORTER, ROY, ROARK, RICHARDSON, ROACH, SAN- SOM, E. SANSOM, TRUSSELL, VERNON, WATKINS, O. WATKINS, WALLACE, WILLIFORD, WIL- SON. Assoclales ASSOCIGIGS MILDRED BRADFORD I-AIVIAR LEWIS ELEANORA CHASTAIN EDWARD GARRETT LQI5 JORDAN LONNIE RICHARDSON Www lgdilfdadfly An auxiliary 'ro The Minisferial Council in adva ncinq The work of CIwris+iani+y. ALLEN, McGRAW, RUTLEDGE, BARRETT, LAMBERT, PURVIS, SI-IROPSI-IIRE, DUBOSE, ADAMS TREADWELL, AUSTIN, COBLE, BARROW, I-IAZEL. DELAPP, PATE, I-IUGI-IES, COPLEN, BROWN DAVIS, HANCOCK, AVERETT, GARZA, VALADES, I-IOLIMAN, GENTRY, CROW, ESTES, YIELD ING, BENTON. FIRST SEMESTER Presidenr MRS. EARL ALLEN Vice-Presidenr MRS. J. W. McGRAW Recording Secrefary MRS. MILTON RUTLEDGE Correspondence Secrehary MRS. JOHN BARRETT Pianisi' MRS. GLEN PURVIS Chorisier MRS. BOB LAMBERT Reporier ' MRS. GEORGE SI-IROPSI-IIRE SECOND SEMESTER Presidenf MRS. L. A. DUBOSE Vice-Presidenf MRS. BOB LAMBERT Recording Secrefary MRS. LOUIS ADAMS Correspondence Secrefary MRS. MILTON RUTLEDGE Rianisf MRS. TOMMY AUSTIN CI'1orisIer MRS. MAURICE TREADWELL Reporfer ,MRS. GEORGE SI-IROPSI-IIRE Quad C. ALLEN, E. ALLEN, O. ARMIENDARIS, AVERETT, J. BARNETT, BARNETT, BRASWELL, BRIDGES BROWN, CAMP, CARWILE, CASEY, CHILDERS, COPLEN, COOPER, COBLE, DAVIS, BuBOSE EASTMAN, EDWARDS, ESTES, ESPURVONA, FERGESON, GARRETT, GARZA, GAULT, GAYLE GENTRY, GRIJALVA, HARBOUR, HAZEL, HOLIMAN, R. HUGHES, S. HUGHES, HULL, JACK- SON, LAMBERT. Presidem' ..,,... . . . BOB LAMBERT Vive-Presidenf .,.. . . . CLYDE WILTON Secrehary ...,.. ,.. LOUIS ADAMS Song Leader .. MIKE MOJICA An organizafion composed of minisferial s+ucIenIs who dedicafe 'Ihemse-Ives 'ro service E .,.. 5 qw TW 'IW lywif Q, L. LEWIS, M. LEWIS, MARTINEZ, MATTHEWS, MCCROW, MCDANIEL, MOJICA, MORRIS PEARSON, PURVIS, REEVES, RICHARDSON, RODGERS, ROGERS, RUTHERFORD, SHANAHAN SLEDGE, SLAUGHTER, SMITH, STOHLER, STONE, SPRAGGINS, SY LV EST E R, TENNISON THOMPSON, TILDEN, TONNE, TURNER, WATSON, VALADES, VERMILLION, OWENS, ROY YEILDING, YOES. Sfreef Service Chairman , .,. GLEN EDWARDS Jail Service Chairman . .... RAY HARBOUR Mission Chairman . GEORGE CASEY ' Pia-nis+ . Pi-HL TILDEN .life Sewiae gmac! s Q3 if 1 L. ADAMS, M. ADAMS, ALLEN, BARNETT, BELOW, BELTRAN, BRAMWELL, BRASWELL, BRIDGES, A. BRYANT, J. BRYANT, BYRD, CAMP, CARR, CARWILE, CASEY, CHEATHAM, CHILDRESS. COLLINS, COOPER, CORDER, DANNELLEY, DeLAP, EASTMAN, EDWARDS, EERGESON, FINE. FISHER, FREEMAN, GARRETT, GAULT, GAYLE, GEE, GREER, ERWIN, HALE, HALEY, HANEY. HARBOUR, HICKS, HOLMES, HOWARD, HULL, JORDAN, L. JORDAN, LACKEY, LAWLER,, LAM- BERT, E, LEWIS, L. LEWIS, MADISON. Presideni' ....,... .... J OEL EERGESON Is+ Vice-Presidemk . . . . , . GEORGE CASEY 2nd Vice-PresIden+ .... . . . LEOTA CORDER Recording Secrefary .... .... D ORIS ROGERS GT Corres. Secrefary ..... ..... L OUINE BYRD Treasurer ,...,,... G. L. SHANAHAN Chorisfer . .. . LETI-IA ROGERS Pianisf .... ..... J EAN NELSON Reporfer .. ... ARMINTA WRIGHT Bus Driver .... ...... N . T. GAULT Llbraruan .,....... ..... L UCILE JORDAN Exfension Direcfor . . . . . . CHESTER SYLVESTER This organizarion sI'1aII promo+e The work of God and advance The inieresf of Howard Payne. MANLOVE, MQGOWAN, MCLEROY, MCNEILL, L. MIRELES, S. MIRELES, MORRIS, MORRISON MOYE, MYERS, NELSON, NEWMAN, NEWSOME, PROCTOR, OWENS, O'BRIEN, RAMIREZ, RED- FORD, RODGERS, D. ROGERS, L. ROGERS, SATTEREIELD, SHANAHAN, SLAUGHTER, SMITH STARNES. STEWARD, STOHLER, STONE, SYLVESTER, SLEDGE, TILDEN, TIPPS, TENNISON, TUR- NER, TRUSSELL, VERMILLION, VERNON, WARE, WATKINS, WILCOX, WILTON, R. WRIGHT, A WRIGHT, WADE, WHITE, ZEIBIG. Presidenr .....,,., ...,....... P HIL TILDEN f Isr Vice-Presidenf .....,....... LOUIS ADAMS 2nd Vice-Presidenr . . , SARAH ELIZABETH MOYE ...M .,.. M... . . ,.,,,,,,,,.....,.... .. .. . 4, .:-::i: ,- ' ' I . . :- A 'I f :.:. .-...w , .. ,,,. K . .1 A ..7.,:..k, Recording Secrerary . . MARTHA JANE BRYANT I. Corres, Secreiary .............., LUCY GREER 5 H wi Treasurer ...... ..,..... G , L. SHANAHAN -f 57 -5 czhqfaeer .. ..,. SARAH MAE FREEMAN V' if Pram .... ,,... R UBY FAYE HICKS , 5: Vqluew 5 i .2 S, 5 Reporlrer .. .... GLENN EDWARDS I f mu Bus Driver . ........ N, T. GAULT Vzqlvv b H Librarian ..,. .... L UCILE JORDAN If 'T'l I ' Ex. Direcfor .... W. L BARNETT ': 2 zi' ' ' The Hearibrealcers, organized by Louise Roach. finished a+ The head of The race in The Girls lnfermural Baskefbali League. launched on 'rhe campus This season. 5. sis Mis S. WW u W. N - 1 N , 'E v 1v.k if CAPTAINS: LGUISE ROACH, MARJORIE N. WEATHERLY, ELEANOR CLARK, RUTH WRIGHT. MARY ALICE BRYANT, MARTHA JANE BRYANT, ODA FERN STANFORD. K 1' W P , 'K- J 1' if . we ' 'K F44- . '- .isa J, H ' -A If 999' vfif Xi . ' ' 'L 'Q' . ' fgfi: ' eff' pie' sififififrifisi' AM 41 awp. Safdaew ! 'T-M' An orgfanizafion dedicafed fo fhe ancienf and worflwy aim of gelding some fun ou+ of ,. N. ,,.,+A A' 4. .-' . .4 - wx CAPTAINS: 'CERT' I-IALL, DITTER GARNETT, 'TENNESSEE' COX, NMAC MCCU PILL MCGOWAN, SUDIE GARNETT, MICKEY BRADFORD, AND BETTY MIC? AAA is 'Lp' 'Me fedda Wjjj X Q 2 ,L lf 'T 0 V., R R so 59 T s ' l ' 'X N, 'T 1 i sv ' u Y V V H be X 1 4 ,ga N N f , ' Ts , T T ' 5 -r X ,iw X J g A 19 1 ,A . wg: it 2 y . K f 9 ,X R if 'rw we ,S Q T i Q fi . .' . R T R T Q g g 5, ss This line organizarion, whose membership consisls ol The more prominenl young men on our campus, has conlribufed largely +o anolher chapler in The hislory of Howard Payne. ' I Figuring prominenlly in all school aclivilies, 'rheir ideals and examples have been inspirahonal To all sludenls. They were successful in lheir ehforls lo prevenl gambling on school properlyt and if has been recenfly disclosed +ha+ nine Rebels were members of The Todd l-lall Temperance Socuely. lf was lhe Rebels who defecled and smashed The underhanded efliorls of The Barbarians who slrove 'ro gain conlrol ol The sludenl polilical machine. ' ' ' ' h' h-l' hled by Their 42 io I7 viclory over ihe Anfelopes. They The Rebels alhleflc achvnlies were ig ug also won numerous moral viciorles. Massa EVE AND TOM, NOW MR. AND MRS. I-IENRY LOOKING AT TI-IELMA. YELL LEADER I-IARDIN AND FROSI-I ARD IN A BONNIE MOOD. ' TI-IELMA LOOKING AT CAMERA 4' Haifa f SERIOUS BUSINESS -A5 R '-' -' M-f-V ,. 1 . ,t j L,-,V ha -,,,,M.L,.L M-- . -Y '- M :fbi ' ' ' ' -A 1- y- . ' ,, g.q4 ' Q , ,,,, - , M... I . N, iwf- ik Q V3 N. , V NA. 414. -, - ' .-,w Q , ,. in Q SILLY, N'EST-CE PAS? - 9E3:.q., CHILDREN, THIS IS WHEN WHERE5 UMOOSEYLQ WE WERE IN COLLEGE -4' f BV' 4 L ' E 5 1 RECONCILIATION NUMBER I2 ,J L L if f TETE A TETE Q if ax -fn OFF TO SEEK CRAYFISI-I GAY DAY FROM UP ABOVE TWO YELLOW JACKETS TALKING OVER BUSINESS SU TALK IT'S TIME FOR CLASS HINTON SHOWS THE GIRLS A GOOD TIME MARSHALL HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES MICKEY AND LUCILLE HAVE BEEN SHOPPING FRESHMAN GATHERING 4 BEFORE RATIONING STACKING A ROOM - E' 11 ' KEATON AND MYELLOW JACKET TI-IE ERESHMAN AFTER A EORAY 1 .O-1 Q.,-N,' I , , J, .Af ,MICE 4- ,f J E 'R-,f ' f3,!Q.1 ,4v? O, if W 1, I , 1 A 77, J ' ,. , ,,g, egg Ls-1' ' K, 4'j1.4,f1f ff 1, K I 1 yy Y 'J,1,.J-41 ' ff ESTES PLACIN6 HEDY ON THE WALL 1. CAN You RECOGNIZE THEM? woo-woo no BE WHISTLEDT l 9 SLAP HAPPY .HVNXU N ,aux YOU'VE HEARD THE JOKE ABOUT THE TWO LITTLE MORONS INCOGNITO MORE FRESHMEN-EEK YOU'RE NOT THE TYPE FOR THAT ANY ALMS TO-DAY .gr-G ALL STAND AND SING-IF You CAN JUVENILE' REVIEW 35 f.. ILAYALA- ,x ' vykgii Aqbmxgge AMBASSADOR5 DAY OFF WEeeeeeeee-DA 'Fiber 4 5 5 ,M 1, U31 6 ,lf 2 ' -VA, . uf A if Egg .Sv 0 AFTER THE FIGHT IS OVER I O 'W T392 0 9-,Q wah e - ax. ,, R2 E - W 1-44 n ' ',-Xfbbiiefi .xx . ..-1'-ss , 'Q d' 'ksx I rf: wx I 45-E ff I fl -X -Q ,....5 I N . , ijgiiief ,gig . :sw - I 'V,f ' F' N5 . V t X -4, , .s -W' , . I 'ii 1 I M..- 1 1 9 ,X ,- , gg ,gs.,,' ag f.g1:T.I,-Q,f,.u3. lg- ,ml RNTHQ S-12-rx Iiffiffwrz Wfgll w-If-wx Q.: fi :N 'sv -sim ' ' 1 . :f .ff .v we .ff ' .bf-I 'H M' Y '5i--.mx . T , ,tm , i 7f!':'.f,2f' . Hz.,-Ama' S -f ' X 'tx ,.,l .g v WHEN! SOLDIERS LEARNING NEW TACTICS WHERE IS THE BALL? WHERE'S THE CROWD? LET'S GET TOGETHER Eaww W FIGURATIVELY SPEAKING .ih- R5 M is A HOLTER PLANNED IT N z 1.4 WHAT POPULAR MEN - A' if , ,. . EIVE DAMSELS fn fe- ,. THEY POSED! I-IAZEL, MARJORIE, AND EAYE 7 J' 'I 45 MR. AND MRS. VANN GOING FOR A RIDE. IT'S NOT SIX OCLOCKI A 1- A-5, in I . .M 1, ', wif' Yxisfgika , + 1352 52 GOING TO CLASSES ALMA MATER PHYSICS I-IAS ADJOURNED U A WINDY DAY A SESSION 'NM M. f.,v'.. -as STONE WALLS DO NOT A PRISON MAKE I A STORM APPROACHES I 1 AS E I S S , .1 i S 3 - , xQ,. Eg. ' I WAITING FOR TI-IE SONG . - .,,,. GUST' TAKE NOTICE A T, N 5 ' PROP. WINEBRENNER AND I-IIS CI-ILORINE EXPERIMENT WE AWAIT THE CROWNING OE QUEEN MICKEY A DETERMINED JACKET LINE BOARD SESSION TI-IE ERESI-IMAN PAINT WHILE PAYTON PUEES ONE CRIPPLED, ONE DOWN. BUT SEVERAL MORE TO OO, 4.11 I Q hw ga . ff A 'Fi 1 CAMPUS SCENES 'fs 1 3 LA K 24, SJ 5 n LQ L s .,. us.. -f-M-f Q + 5 Q NNN 4h A --Y T fm z ' L ' THE OLD STADIUM GOES DOWN A NEW ONE L , WILL FOLLOW AFTER THE WAR in GEORGE WASHINGTON ATE HERE YOU WERE THERE V ,V 5 r 1' bww HND YOURSELF IT'S MURDER, HE SAYS IT'S A HABIT WITH ALL BAPTIST SCHOOLS ,X GIVE ME ONE DOZEN ROSES 1. I - r I 5 -, L SANTA CLAUS IS COMING TO H. P. HALL U 'i Sm M' 3 ' 'X JACKET CO-EDS BECOME YELLOW JACKETS IT COULDN'T BE A WEDDING THE EXES RETURN JENNIE LOU AND THAT SOLDIER OF HERS A SHIRT-TAIL PARADE THE JOY OE WINNING A GAME BROADCASUNC5 BEFORE THE GAME , Y 'G' a ,WM 5 S 5 R SPECTATORS THEY LOCK .INNOCENT JUST STANDING TI-IERE NO ONE IS LISTENING x .vw , OEF-GUARD I , 1:1 I WALKING PRIVILEGE Y , ,X ff! ,yv f N l Q. R , Mb XX WHEREAS THE BEACH? -ASM! TOPS wh. SEEING BILLIE HOME .0 J 3 8 ,hi- CONCENTRATION CAMPS lr ks QA M.. WZQW , 7 I 5 . 'Fi 'fl - 4 4 54 if. H w 4 in--l ' Nh ' f-sag Q ' 1-'f f S. N--'r AM I GLAD THATS OVER Ex .A GUY S CAR nr? 4, W I. Q,,,,: -zjvlm. W? ., an N! Q Jugs' V il' ,J 2' ,- W A I , -A 4. I .. I I K 0 Y ' J' fx fl TR .R 4- S m4z1!J.' kv I,.,:g 'A'-V- , . , .Q -. f 3,4 ' 1 'sf - A.,, .Y I- Q N, ,.,. ii. 6 A .ig ,L- .L,. 1 F ,, , : u l I .gn ., A k TALKING IT OVER CASTING TI-IEIR VOTES PROM-TROTTERS ELECTION DAY JUNIOR-SEINHOR PROMSTERS A-I Assisfanf Head Yell Leader Assisfanf G. T. ENGLAND BILLIE HARDIN TONY PAYTON vp.--4. -4- vf .-,, 'SWL' : ,. ,mba . fr 1 y',.v5f-,Q-,T,l:l:3,,w'w O COACHES - Sporlscanship, firsf, and winners second-This describes in parr The work of McAdoo Kearon, 'the dean of Texas Conference coaches, and his assisfanl Barney Hale. Long famous for her hard-fighfing alhlefic leams, Howard Payne owes a large parl of her well- earned repufalion To Coach Keafon, who has worked unceasingly in compiling one of The mos? amazing coaching records in rhe Soulhwesl. Sound iudgmenlr and high ideals are characlerislics of Kea'ron's work as a coach. Foofball players., exes, and grid fans will fell you l'ha'r under The gruff exrerior is one of foo+ball's mosl agile minds. Assisling coach Kea+on in 'rhe '42 loorball season was colorful Barney Hale, a frue example of Howard Payne spirif. Coach l-lale, a graduale ol Baylor Universify, has had several successful years of experience as a player and coach and was a viral cog in 'rhe Yellow Jaclcel grid machine. Clean, powerful, level-headed, courageous loolball represenfafives have pul Howard Payne on 'rhe foolball map. and lhe worlc of such coaches as 'these has played a large parl in ir. To lwo line Jaclcef coaches we pay fhis lribule. 1 fl-f1r . ... sl Sepf I8 ..... Sept 25 . . . . 3... Od. Od. 9 Od. I7 Od. 22 Nov. 6 Nov. I3 Nov. 26 SEASONS STANDING ... I-I. P. C. ,... I4 ..... . ., NorfI'1 Texas Sfafe Teachers O ... I-I. P. C. . .. O ..... ,. . Soufhwesf Texas Teachers 6 ... I-I. P. C. . . . I3 ..... .. .. . Easf Texas Teadwerz 6 . I-I. P. C. ,. 26 ..... ........ A usiin College O PI. P. C. .... I4 ..... .. McMurray COII-eqe O I-I. P. C. .... I3 ..... ,... S ouIhwesIerm LJ. O I-I. P. C. . ,. 27 ..... .... S dwreiner Insfifufe 7 I-I. P. C. ..., 9 ..... AI3IIer1e CIxrIsIIan O I-I. P. C. .... O ........ . .. I-Iardin'SImmons I4 TOTAL POINTS I-I. P. C. ,... I I6 Opponenfs ... 33 'T I' TT ... I I E ,eg 4 I k 3, A v.-, - uw' ...f ' 7. I X. V , .J J .W Q 'f ' i If , N 1,-f . - ,fav - 'X Q , I ,,AA, ,Y , W, A m ' ,A . ,,I,... I I . . ,., , R I , - I 1 , fr' . 1 A , iii:-1 L BOB STOKES, End Three Le'r'rers TOMMY SAMUELS Eou r LeHers MARTIN I-IOLTER, Guard Two LeHers BILL I-IINTON, Back Three Leffers JIM JONES, Back Three LeHers BILL I-IARALSON, Back Three Leffers JACK MASSEY, End Two Leffers AVERY ALGOOD, Back One LeHer BENNIE WILLIAMS, Cen+er Two LeHers DALE BAGLEY, Guard One Lefrer FLOYCE UNDERI-IILL, Back One Le+'rer HAROLD BENTLEY, Back One Le'r+er GUS MIRELES, Tackle v Two LeHers JOE SMITH, Cen+er Squadman MAYNARD WHITE, End One LeHer WESLEY PLY, End One Le'r'rer ALBERT CROW, Guard Three Leffers CURTIS GAMLIN, Guard One Lefrer HENRY MULLINS, Tackle One LeHer I s DICK CAMP, Back Squadman ALRFED MCCOLLUN, Tackle Squadman BRUCE SANDERS, TackIe Squadman AL BARCENA, Back Squadman BILL ROARK, End -One LeHer vw.,,,.,,.,+-1 . ..-M., . . . 1 5 f--rw - La--L7 5. ,Q LN? if 1 fi -f' . gf' WJ We I S Y . 'K,a-uv' if ff-. ' R f ,Ri lib I an , 'S r ... ,, ,.,Wff 5 ff L- -,Wx V 1 , . 5 f. x M, . g J, V V -,H , s ., -.f, .V , A , , ,,,, f 'K in ,113- , frk - ,new ik' A x VNV? N--N-ew., -ev -5. ,. WAYNE CORNELIUS, End Squadman CLARK HITT, Back Squaclman JERRELL RICE, Back Squadman ARNETT WEEKS, Tackle Squaclman R. C. WILLIAMS, Guard Squaclman J. T. KENNEDY, Back Squaclrnan GEORGE JORDAN, Back Squaclrnan BILL SCHULZE, Manager One Leller CLARENCE ElSl-lER, Mgr. One Leller MELVIN BORCHERT, Tackle Three Lellers HOVETT BROWNING, Tackle One Leller HOWARD PAYNE, I4-EAGLES, O The Howard Payne Yellow JaclceTs sTarTed The '42 TooTball machine rolling by deTeaTing The NorTh Texas Eagles I4-O. The JaclceTs beaT oTT a TirsT quarTer ThrusT by The visiTors and Turned on The heaT To gain The vicTory in This TirsT game oT The season. The Eagles Trom DenTon Threw Their biggesT scare in The closing minuTes oT The TirsT quarTer, when Currie Took one of STokes' punTs on his own goal line and headed Tor a Touchdown-Crushing Through a mass oT players STolces and Williams broughT The liTTle Eagle down. ln The second period, The passing slcill oT Tossin' Tommy Samuels, wiTh The power oT Cyclone Jones seemed To be Too much Tor The Eagles. Jones wenT over The line Tor a Touchdown. The nexT Touchdown came in The Third quarTer wiTh Samuels, T-linTon, and STolces being The chieT insTrumenTs. The lasT poinTs were added by T-linTon. ATTer The enTire aclceT line rushed Through To block Curries' aTTempTed pass, BorcherT Tell on The ball Tor an auTomaTic saTeTy-Thus bringing The score To I4-O. . JACKETS 0-BOBCATS 6 The quainT habiT prevalenT in gridiron circles oT counTing The winners oT TooTball games by The poinTs scored and noT by sTaTisTics and sporTsmanship, accounTed Tor The Yellow JaclceT's loss To The S. W. T. S. T. C. BobcaTs. Early in The TirsT guarTer, Tommy Samuels was hurT and had To leave The game. Eloyce Underhill wenT inTo The baclcTield Tor Samuels and Took over The passing along wiTh Bob STolces. NeiTher Team scored in The TirsT period. The real l-loward Payne ThreaT came aT The end oT The TirsT quarTer. ATTer working The ball down To The eighTeen inch line and wiThin Twelve inches oT TirsT down, The BobcaTs held TasT and The ball wenT over on downs. The San Marcos Touchdown came in The second quarTer oT The game. The JaclceTs had The ball in scoring posiTion iusT before The halT, and made Two oTher ThreaTs Tor a score, buT did ,noT succeed -The game ending 6-O. ' M hr HOWARD PAYNE I3-EAST TEXAS 6 Playing on a wel field, lhe Jackels oulplayed arid oulfoughl lhe Easl Texas eleven and won a I3-6 viclory. The Lions came lo Jackel +erri+ory prepared for a passing allack, buf 'rhe game was lurned info a running game wilh sophomore Floyce Underhill leading 'rhe spear-head. Cyclone carried lhe ball over lor The firsl louchdown, and kicked The exlra poinl. The Lion's only score came in fhe lirsl hall when Hendrick passed lo Lewis in 'rhe end zone. Underhill passed +o Slokes for lhe Jackels second louchdown. The enlire Jackel' squad did bril- Iiranl ball-playing in The game wilh Underhill, Slokes. ones, l-laralson, and l-loller being ou+s'randing in + e game. - I O 5 :P E C 'U DP -4 Z rn rv T 3, C Ln Il Z 0 O r r-' rn CD rn Q 83' 3:31 ZF 3 CS :ICLQ 3 C 3-+ O-O01 LQ 3, m3'if5-P37010-lm-l -.-0.30 0335:-5 +'C:,:6+-3,-O Oo: 0 CDQDLQ Us -1-103--o- OW 0: - -1-3g-3-O -0- E -i-cn Om-f-0:-3 na 3--,O 1-5-,CD Q' qi 00,0 OJ ms'-805.gif-Sa :a C-C.. Q,V1m ' O. ggg -:Digg qu ,mo :S-Omg mms 31 0-0 2 -4- F CD 4 m...,- UCD-4-O. CL - O -H 10+ :IP 0w+, 3- 2 0- 10030: Q 5'-8 -4- -no :I wa 3-6-+543 if Q-O. w1g- O :J Cm mo'-.OC 3- 2-E :irrffv 2 ITG. -4-3-w0x4 3 5'-01 25.8070 m1 p,J'1-..h O O 3-Om:-P :I 25 D'0'fp '3- Q +G' 01 3-113 ., iwmm 0 gi 51 C- -4- 2. PQ-foo o 'ULD :ln 3' -. ,- Si 55322 - 7.-G, Q. -i-'Dm so 'J CD-4-3-CD -. Q- 13-5932 3 -I 271 mil TS' ISF15' S'- E- Moi- 3' CD gg 93- KD qi CDU., U1 ,Q 3 3 3 0313: Q- na 3-N4 0-00' cn 3 7 Q-2 E943 Q 6 -0-19' 107 5. 1 3- -'--o-. -+- 'D0' 2+ 0' 5 ze-3, 152 ro If -1 CD 0- -H UIQ, CD -0- -, 'F PD' -5- -1 ea isa' 0 ff 25 U93 O 6' '1 23- 0.30 2 X 0- '0g 5' 2 OO 3.00. -H of I 0 0 33 VND w O -hm 3'nQ.0 3 2:14 1-mg ? an col mo., cn 1 af 103 3 3 m-- on? ' 0 3 -:I CD 3? 5'-292 S-' 3 ICD CDO.: KD I 3 1 V-xx-95189 4-M 31 wma .,, z HOWARD PARNE I4-McMURRAY O 1 lT was muddy on The grid Tield in Medley STadium The nighT oT OcT. I7, buT despiTe This The KeaTonmen rolled To a I4-O vicTory over The Indian rivals. The TirsT H. P. score came in The second quarTer when Samuels sTepped Through The line Tor a score, wiTh Cyclone Jones kicking The exTra poinT. The Tinal JackeT score came aTTer brillanT playing by The JackeT linemen. Jones picked up I3 yards. and Bill Haralson goT loose over guard Tor The remaining yardage needed. Jones kicked The goal bringing To an end The second Texas ConTerence TilT. HOWARD PAYNE I3-SOUTHWESTERN U. O Taking mosT oT The TirsT halT To geT warmed up The HP JackeTs whipped The SouThwesTern PiraTes I3-O aT The local sTadium on OcT. 22, and sTepped on Towards anoTher Texas ConTerence Champion- ship. The JackeT machine goT rolling in The second halT as Samuels picked up 3l yards in Two plays. In The TirsT play oT The TourTh quarTer Jones plunged Through The enTire PiraTe aggregaTion To The Tour yard line, and on The nexT play carried Through The line Tor The TirsT score. The second Touchdown came aTTer Bill Haralson gained 22 yards on end runs, Underhill hiT STokes Tor I2 yards wiTh a pass, Underhill made 3 yards, Then Haralson goT a TirsT down on The PiraTe Three. Bill carried The pigskin over on The nexT play-Jones made his kick good. Score: I3-O. HOWARD PAYNE 27-SCI-IREINER INSTITUTE 7 A dazzling passing aTTack and speedy runs by The Howard Payne JackeTs broughT The Blue and Gold Trom behind, in The second halT on To a Thrill 'ig 27-7 vicTory over The Schreiner lv1ounTaineers here Nov. 6. The MounTaineers gained Their lonely score laTe in The TirsT quarTer when York sho+ a wobbley pass To STewarT where he pulled iT down in The end-zone, The JackeTs TirsT score came as a resulT of accuraTe Tossing By Samuels and Tancy sTepping by STokes. STokes Took The pigskin on The Schreiner 32 and ran inTo scoring TerriTory. ln The Third quarTer Samuels broughT The ball To The one yard line and Jones wenT over Tor The Touchdown and kicked The exTra poinT. ATTer Two sTaTue oT liberTy plays by Algood and Samuels, The Third Touchdown was scored. Jones' kick was good. Score: 20-7. The Tinal l-lP Touchdown was Turned in IaTe in The Tinal period as Massey blocked York's punT and William Roark Tell on iT Tor a Touchdown. Jones kicked a gain. Final score: 27-7. HOWARD PAYNE 9-ACC O Playing sixTy minuTes oT heads-up ball, The JackeTs marched To Their TenTh Texas Comcerence Championship Nov. I3, when They beaT The ACC WildcaTs 9-O. The nearesT ThaT eiTher Team came To scoring in The TirsT halT was in The second period when Crow and Browning recovered Brewer's Tum- ble. ln The Third quarTer The JackeTs goT down To The Il yard line and Cyclone Jones kicked a field goal bringing The score 3-O. ln The TourTh quarTer STokes managed To geT in The end zone where he passed To Samuels who wenT over Tor The Touchdown. HOWARD PAYNE O-HARDIN-SIMMONS U. I2 A boasTing aggregaTion oT H. S. U. TooTball TriclcsTers came To Yellow JaclceT TerriTory on Nov, 26 Tor The annual Homecoming Game oT The season. and carried away a I2-O vicTory-buT how did They geT iT? May we answer by saying, dirTy TooTball TacTics! Samuels, The JaclceTs Ace passer leTT The game early in The second period wiTh cuTs ThaT required several sTiTches. Bill l-laralson had Trouble wiTh elbows hiTTing him in The mouTh and Cyclone Jones wiTh The Cowboy wresTlers. The TirsT Simmons score came in The second period wiTh Camp Wilson as 'hoT shoT', and The lasT in The Third period when Cleveland bloclced STolces' punT and a Rancher sub-cenTer Tell over iT. A crowd of six Thousand saT Through The clash wiTh Teeling running high aT all Times. STandouTs Tor The JackeTs include every man ThaT saw acTion-They puT up a hard TighT and came off The Tield bruised and bloody: They TelT ThaT There was more Than one way in which To win-and ThaT by good sporTsmanship. This game marlcecl The lasT appearance Tor seniors STolces, HinTon, Samuels. l-laralson, HolTer, BorcherT, and oThers. BASKETBALL The Yellow JaclceT hardwood machine Tinished second in The Texas ConTerence race. being de- TeaTed only by The TWC Rams. The JaclceT squad was The highesT scoring ouTTiT in The Texas ConTerence This season wifh 433 poinTs in eighT games, and averaged over 53 poinTs per game. Karl Dielcmeyer, JaclceT Treshman, was high scorer Tor The Team wiTh IOO poinTs, Tinishing 7 poinTs behind high scorer Tor The ConTerence. ' ATTer compleTing The ConTerence schedule The JaclceTs won The TAAF Tourney in Abilene and journeyed To Denver, Colorado where They played in The World Series oT BaslceTball. AT Denver The JaclceTs Took a 54 To 48 win over PiedmonT College OT Georgia STaTe buT were eliminaTed in The Denver TournamenT by The Wyoming U. Cowboys, who were TirsT in The NCAA series aT Madison Square Garden in New York. l BILL I-IINTON JACK MASSEY BENNIE WILLIAMS BOB CLINDANIEL BILL I-IARALSON KARL DIEKMEYER HARRY MILLER NEWELL ODELL FINAL STANDINGS Team Games won Losf PCI. Poinfs TWC IO 0 I.OOO 397 I-IPC 8 2 .800 433 McMurray 5 5 .500 352 ACC 5 5 .500 4I9 Soufhwesfern 2 8 .200 385 DBC 0 I0 IwiI'I1drawI IS+andIngs show every 'ream wiIIu Iwo wins over DanieI Baker by cIeIauII.I JOHN MEEKS ELBERT YOES Opp. Poinfs 30I 326 39I 384 534 IA A, ml. -.H .. 1 X 0 lv 5256: H1164 wmix. 1 , M4 3, f Y N-ef 5 4 y Q Ai S' N ! Ky' + ',3 A 150, gp. r K sw N HN 5 N -.QQ , -,nun . K , , .f2'x'x , 9 f -1 if N TRACK '43 Howard Payne's cinder pounders, coached by Cap Shellon, were sland- ours in +he enlire Soulhwesl Jrhis season, in The snappy issue of Spring Alh- lelics. The squad concenrraled moslly on Jrhe sprinls, 'fealuring Garland Bridges on lhe IOO and 220 yard dashes, Al Barcena, Ace 440-man, and 'rhe relay team consisling ol Jack Massey, Avery Algood, Barcena, and Bridges. Bridges and Bercena churned-oH Jrhe lasresl limes in lheir evenls in rhe enfire Soulhland This season. Field men for The Jackels were Marlin Holler, Wesley Ply, William Roarlc, and Harley Sledge who look honors in lheir respeclive evenrs. Jack Massey and William Roarla 'rook honors in The hurdles division, Holler and Ply in lhe weighl division, Roarlc in High Jump, and Sledge in pole vaullz 'SJ .'. '-, JACK MASSEY, hurdles and relays BILL ROARK, high jump 'K' , A W 1. wr: Q37 MARTIN HOLTER, wenghfs GARLAND BRIDGES, sprinfs WESLEY PLY, weighfs w z4daefaZ64emem'4 WINNERS 880--Relay--Border Olympics at Laredo. 880-Relay-University Division-Texas University Relays Mile Relay-College Division-Texas University Relays We want to congratulate these line Champions. We take pride in them because they are OUR BOYS. As Food Purveyors ol the Great Southwest, we are happy that we have been able to furnish these champions, through their retail qrocers, with fine foods. 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