Howard Payne College - Lasso Yearbook (Brownwood, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1945 volume:

In this the 1945 Lasso we have tried to reproduce the fond memories and outstanding events of the year so that in future years reference may be made to this book to help visualise what Will then be only a pleasant dream. Our efforts will not have been in vain if one moment of happiness may be repro- Editor GRAYSON TENNISON ‘pvt (fat cutd (falttfruf I pledge aliegience to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation indivisible with liberty and justice for all. DecUccitco t DR. THOMAS H. TAYLOR President DR. Z. T. HUFF J. H. CAP” SHELTON Business Manager I. A. HICKS Dean of Men GLADYS HICKS --- I A CX_i O— — '� Vkiiju_ O-I JLsl — 0 JJ 1 fVv 5-� - i' “ '-3- ° —s-«_ — —i2 3Z5L _ — 1 s x— ° ——uL AJii v-w rv -va- o-j ' pp 1 Vrv O. E. WINEBRENNER Sectem Se ti n tyutiiar “Settef 70aten wtone (foUtle Ulu. Pitu SetUonA Second Senecter PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER REPORTER GRAYSON TENNISON LOIS JORDAN EUDORA BARRON JOE TAYLOR RAY HARBOUR Allen, Earl Brownwood, Texas Bible Allen, Mrs. Earl Brownwood, Texas Bible Bailey, MiRon W. Houston, Texas Bible Bailey, Mrs. Milton Houston, Texas Elementary Education Barnett, W. I. Paris, Texas Bible Barrett, Johnny Graham, Texas Bible Barrett, Mrs. Rachel Marsnan, lexas B.B.A. Secondary Education r Dendy, Wanetah McLeroy Brownwood, Texas English Drake, Mary Helen Hamilton, Texas Bible Education Bryant, Martha Jane Pleasanton, Texas Secondary Education Christian, Charles Warren Richland Springs, Texas Government Coats, Loyce Social Science 5� — —-4 Johnson, Perry M. I Mullin, Texas i Bible Jordan, Lois Mingus, Texas English Lowe, Fay Winchell, Texas Elementary Education McFall, Earline Cherokee, Texas History Martinet, Amparo Huntsville, Texas Bible Rogers, Mary Catherine San Antonio, Texas Science Rutledge, Milton Brownwood, Texas Bible Rutledge, Helen Brownwood, Texas English Sansom, Emagene Rochelle, Texas Home Economics Scott, Jean Brownwood, Texas Elementary Education Scrivner, Gladys Dahlgren, Illinois Secondary Education Slaughter, Luther Mason, Texas Bible Sylvester, Chester Lampassas, Texas Bible Taylor, Joe B. Quitaque, Texas History Bible Taylor, Margaret Haney 'Puitaque, Texas Social Science Bible Treviso, David Matachic, Chih., Mexico Bible Usry, Herbert Dallas, Texas Bible Social Science Valades, S. O. Del Rio, Texas Bible Valades, Aurora C. Del Rio, Texas Bible fr fy Wade, J. C. Lamesa, Texas Bible Weaver, Mrs. James W. Mesquite, Texas Social Science English Williams, Audrey Brownwood, Texas Elementary Education Wilson, Joan Bangs, Texas Business Administration Wilson, Ruth Estelle Brownwood, Texas Elementary Education Zeibig, Faye Crowell, Texas Business Administration PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER REPORTER - LONNIE RICHARDSON MARY JO WILLIFORD JOHNNIE LEE PITTS MILDRED POWELL DOUGLAS ESTES SeCfiHct SuHC ttX PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER REPORTER GLENN EDWARDS OUITA WATKINS BERTHA GRIJALVA VERLE JONES DOUGLAS ESTES Amos, Mrs. Mary Jo Decatur, Texas Davis, Howard B. San Angelo, Texas Green, Clyde Floydada, Texas Grijalva, Bertha San Antonio, Texas Hank, George Marian Big Spring, Texas Brownwood, Texas Laswell, Brownwood, Texas Hargett, Rosemary Brownwood, Texas a J Martinez, Phoebe Albuquerque, New Mexico Maxberry, Thomas H. Wichita Falls, Texas Roy, Claude N. Wellington, Texas Roy, Treva V. Camp Wood, Texas Rutherford, Roy W. Brownwood, Texas Simmons, Merle Floydada, Texas Smith, Fred Colorado City, Texas Smith, Mrs. Cecil Colorado City, Texas r Sofi tantone .PRESIDENT IVICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY REPORTER TREASURER CHOISTER JOZEtBl6” VIOLA SOVETT DOROTHY MAXFIELD ELBERT YOES President IvrCE-TRESI DENT SECRETARY REPORTER TREASURER CHOISTER Second SemeoUt TRUMAN TAYLOR 1 BOBBIE HAMILTON RUB7 RAY COLUER' GLORIA ROBNETT LOWELL WRIGHT JACKIE SHAW V r Corley, G. Kay Corley, Bernice ' Cornelius, Beaulah Dabbs' John Fine, Mary Louise .u T ja t Fletcher, W. P. yi . JJU p Garrett, Ray Lynwood (b jJ ™3 Hodges, Velna ?0t4t Sentettex PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY REPORTER PIANIST NELSON PONDER HAZEL DUCKWORTH SLEDGE BONNIE BALL WILLIAM WEEKES BERNICE FARLEY Second Semcotex PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY REPORTER PIANIST KENNETH THEDA S. L. HARRIS FLETA LINDLEY RUTH WILSON BERNICE FARLEY a $ r Barton, Billie Ruth :fcham, Maye Belle Boyd, Billie Jo 3 XXa A uA£°:A (lut: ■ 7 Graves, Wyatt Kadira Havins, Mary Haynes, Mrs. Roy Hayworth, lla Mozelle Hodges, Annyle Hobbs, Patsy Holman, Russell Monroe Hord, Raymond Houston, Marian Frank N. Frances Jane Jenkins, Bet McReynolds, Alvis Joy Maxberry, Thomas H. f Maxberry, Angella Naranjo, Mary Louise T allerJ-Barbara Weekes, William Wells, Corenne Wells, Delbert Whatley, Mary Doyle Wilder, E. A. Williams, Fay Wood, Eloise 7{Jfax 7V fax Ministerial Council . . . Extension Director Life Service Band . . . Al- pha Chi . . . Who's Who '43-'45 . Eudora Barron Transfer from E.T.B.C. . . . Alpha Chi . . . Club Editor Lasso '44-'45 . . . Secretary B.S.U. Council '44- '45 . . . Secretary Senior Class '45 . . . Senior Favorite Runnerup . . . Loyce Coats Senior From Cisco . . . Secretary- Treasurer Sophomore Class '43 . . Eciitor Yellow Jacket '44 . . . Press Club . . . Alpha Chi . . . Major in .Social Science; minor in English . .. Ambition to be a writer . . . Vice-President Life Service Band . . Sophomore vice-president . . . Sophomore President . . . Business Manager Lasso '43-'45 . . . Alpha Chi . . . B.S.U. President . . . Soph- omore and Junior Runnerup for Favorite . . . Basketball '45. Mrs. Alice Frazier Band .. . Y.W.A. . . . Jacket Coeds . . . Life Service Band . . . B.S.U. Council . . Secretary Student Body '44-'45 . . . Vice-President Dorm Council . . . Vice-president Junior Class . . . Associate Editor Yellow Jacket . . . Junior Princess at Hallowe'en Carnival '44 . . . Choir ... Bertha Grijalva Foreign Representative on B.S.U. Council . . . Junior Favorite Nom- inee ... Reporter Sophomore Class '44 . . . Spanish Club . . . Y.W.A. . . . Daniel's Dorm Medal '44-'45 . . . Hazel Johnsdn Jacket Coeds . . . Urbanite Presi dent '44-'45 . . . B.B.A. Club . . Secretary B.S.U. State Organiza tion . . . Junior Favorite '43-'44 . B.S.U. Council . . . Secretary Treasurer Junior Class . . . Mildred PoWell Transfer From T.S.C.W. ... Li- brarian on Life Service Band . . . B.S.U. Council . . . Vice-president Sophomore Class '44 . . . Who's Who '44-'45 . . . Volunteer Mis- sionary to Africa .. . Merle Simmons Floydada Junior . . . Major in English . . . Nominee for Hallowe'- en Queen . . . Who's Who '44-'45 Girl . . . Current interest in Milton Lonnie Richardson President Junior Class '44 . . . Treasurer Life Service Band . . . Business Manager Yellow Jacket . . . Press Club . . . Treasurer Boy's Dorm Council . . . B.S.U. . . . Min- isterial Council . . . Nominee for Junior Favorite '44-'45 . . . Attend- ent at Hallowe'en Carnival '44 . . . Chester Sylvester Mid-term Grad from Lampassas . . Major in Bible; minor in English . . Ministerial Council . . .Life Servce Band . . . Extension Director Life Service Band . . . Married . . . Who's Who '44-'45 . . . r Student (Council President MORRIS LEE LEWIS Vice-President W. I. BARNETT Secretary JOHNNIE LEE PITTS Treasurer OLIVER BALDY PITTS Faculty Sponsors MISS GLADYS HICKS MR. I. A. HICKS Made up of the elected leaders of the students, the Student Council acts as mediator between the students and the administration. President JANIE BRYANT Vice-President MARY JO WILLIFORD Secretary ....................... BETTY WATERS Reporter TWILA MILLER Faculty Sponsor MISS GLADYS HICKS The purpose of the Dormitory Council is to help carry on the social affairs of the dormitory, and to co-ordinate student life with that of the administrative program in all phases of student endeavor. Of Alpha Chi is the promotion and recognition of scholarshi iish of the highest fen per cent in the junior end senior classes. Alcohol Education Chairman LONNIE RICHARDSON _ Radio Chairman ALICE FRAZIER JANIE BRYANT President JAMES COOPER First ce-Presidcnt I TRUMAN TAYLOR LOIS JORDAN 6 Third Vice-President FRANK RANDALL Secretary EUDORAJARRON Treasurer J. W. STONE Publicity Director MILDRED POWELL Service Correspondent VIOLA GOVETT Music Director TRUETT LANE BLACK RUBY RAYE COLLIER Foreign Student Repres. BERTHA GRIJALVA Training Union Repres. JIMMY KIGHT Y. W. A. Representative FALBY HOLLOMON Magazine Representative OLIVER BALDY PITTS Life Service Band Repres. JAMES BRASWELL Ministerial Council Rep. FRANK RANDALL Minister's Wives Repres. MRS. JOE TAYLOR Mission Band Representative LEOLA MUSICK Campus Pastor DR. HARRY LEE SPENCER Faculty Adivsers MISS ANNIE SHELTON DR. M. E. DAVIS Morning Watch Leaders OUITA WATKINS Sunday School Repres. GRAYSON TENNISON BETTY WATERS The primary aim of the B. S. U. is to connect the campus with the local church . .. to help raise the spiritual standards ... to enlist students into active church membership. -di£e Service “SokcI President GLENN EDWARDS Vice-President OUITA WATKINS Recording. Secretary DCRQTHY MAXFIELD Corresponding Secretary lECLA MUSICK Treasurer JIMMY ALLEN Chorister ELBERT LEE YOES Pianist BONNIE BALL Transportation Chairman JAKE SETSER Extension Chairman JAMES BRASWELL Librarian MILDRED POWELL Reporter.................... FALBY HOLLOMON President JAMES BRASWELL Vice-President ELIZABETH REEVES Recording Secretary....................... DORIS SNIDER Corresponding Secretary LOLA FARNSWORTH Treasurer LONNIE RICHARDSON Chorister OUITA WATKINS Pianist FRANCES JANE HU LUNGER Transportation Chairman .......JOHN JOINER Extension Chairman DOUGLAS ESTES Librarian LOLA FARNSWORTH Faculty Sponsor.............. DR. W. A. TODD The purpose of the Life Service Band is to promote the kingdom work of God and to advance the interests of Howard Payne, and train students in active, practical Christian service. l lcatUcn TtCtMfo Scutd President TRUETT LANE BLACK Vice-President LEOLA MUSICK Secretary MARGARET OWEN Treasurer ELIZABETH REEVES Reporter FALBY HOLLOMON Pianist LEOLA MUSICK Chorister ......................CLINTON EASTMAN Librarian .....................FALBY HOLLOMON President ...................... LEOLA MUSICK Vice-President OUITA WATKINS Secretary NADINE SIKES Treasurer............... LOLA FARNSWORTH Reporter FALBY HOLLOMON Pianist.......................... TRUETT BLACK Chorister CLINTON EASTMAN Librarian COREENE WELLS Extension Directors MR. AND MRS. BARTLETT MILLS Facutly Sponsor................................... DR. W. A. TODD The purpose of the mission stu- dents is to study the mission fields . . . encourage Bible study from missionary standpoints . . . and create missionary interest. The purpose of the Urbanites is to co-ordinate social activities with the co-eds who live on the campus and to promote general social unity throughout the collegb. Joyce Bynum Carolyn Booker Margaret Bowden Katherine Boyd Caroline Bradshaw Maurine Colvin Beulah Cornelius Ellen Evatt Doris Grelle Annyle Hodges Mary Havins Rosemary Hargett Nelda Hunt Martha Hubbard Hazel Johnson Virginia Johnson Kathlena King Anna Carol Ladyman Fay Doris Leach Dealva Locke Louise Long Fay Lowe Elsie Mitchell Mary Bess Polk Wanda Porter Regina Ply Nellie Ruth Petty Laneta llene Quirl Gloria Robnett Jennie Belle Steel Jackie Shaw Laverne Scott Georgia Mae Savage Helen Templeton Dorothy Towery Eloise Wood Joy McReynolds Dorothy Gaines Juanelle Dixon Colita Earke Ann Eiland Ann Conlisk Franke Deubre Marie Seamans Ruth Rutledge Mary Doyle Whatley Ruth Wilson President.................... HAZEL JOHNSON Vice-President.................... FAY DORIS LEACH Secretary-Treasurer ......... GLORIA ROBNETT Reporter MARY HAVINS Faculty Sponsor MISS GLADYS HICKS Co-Sponsor MRS. F. Y. ROBNETT THitUatexa 'MJiwA iuxiliasiy President Vice-President Chorister Pianist Social Chairman Bible Study Chairm Mission Study Chair MRS. BARTLETT MILLS MRS. JOE TAYLOR MRS. MILTON BAILEY MRS. D. AMOS MRS. CLAUDE ROY MRS. T. A. SPROLES MRS. J. DOLAN , MRS. MILTON RUTLEDGE MRS. FRANK RANDALL President Vice-President Chorister......... Pianist............ Social Chairman Bible Study Chairm Mission Study Chair Faculty Adviser MRS. JOE TAYLOR MRS. MILTON BAILEY MRS. W. J. BALLARD MRS. ED CARSON . MRS. U. S. LUCKY MRS. C. M. FIELDS MRS. BARTLETT MILLS MRS. W. C. MOORE MRS. MORRIS DAY The Auxiliary is composed of the wives of the ministers who attend Howard Payne, and acts as an auxiliary to the Ministerial Council in promoting the Work of Christianity. 'WCoU tenial @ouhcU Adkins, H. M. Allen, C. B. Allen, Earl Allen, Jimmy Amos, George D. Ashby, Paul Bailey, Milton Ballard, W. J. Barnett, W. I. Barrett, Johnny Barrett, T. P. Barrow, Eugene Beckett, Jack Black, Truett Blount, Raymond Braswell. James Bryant, D. A., Jr. Burnett, L. M. Byrd, A. L. Cade. R. Felder Campbell, Kenneth Carson, Edward H. Coffman, C. J. Collmer, Robert Coon, Ernest B. Cooper, James Corley, G. K. Cotten, Royal Crow, L. E. Davis, Howard Dalton, L. E. Dobbs, Harold Dolan, J. E. Douglas, Arnold L Eastman, Clinton Edwards, Glenn Elms, E. L Espurvoa, David Estes, Douglas Evans, Bill Falcon, Raul Felkner, Truman Fields, Charles Fletcher, W. P. Frazier, T. P. Gaines, Dan L. Gentry, L. R. Goree, Bill Hank, G. M. Harbour, Ray Harris, Sidney L. Hawkins, Cullen President MILTON BAILEY Vice-President FRANK RANDALL Secretary ..................................... RAY HARBOUR jTLeas.urer...................... GLENN EDWARDS £hor,ster....................... FRED LAMBERT ;'an,s , TRUETT BLACK Street Service Chairman DOUGLAS ESTES Asst. Street Service Chairman W. J. BALLARD Reporter ....................... BARTLETT MILLS Mission Chairman................JOE M1TCHECC Haynes, J. Roy McCorstin, J. S. Richardson, Lonnie Hoard, Jimmie McClanahan, W. C. Rogers, H. Don Hopkins, Monroe McCraw, J. M. Roy, Aivin R. Jackson, Ben MacDonald, George Roy, Claude Jackson, Charles H. McManis, J. E. Rutherford, R. W. Johnson, L. A., Jr. Mills, Bartlett Rutledge, M. F. Johnson, Perry M. Mitchell, Joseph Setser, Jake Joiner, John W. Moore, W. E. Simpson, D. Elvin Jones, Oscar L. Musick, J. R. Slaughter, Luther Kay, A. M. O'Neal, Boyd Smith, Fred J. Lambert, Fred Perdue, Billy Smith, John H. Leach, Milton S. Petherbridge, David Sparkman, Leslie Lewis, Morris Lee Phillips, David Sproles, Arthur Liss, Walter Powell, Theo Stedman, K. C. Lucky, U. S. Randall, Frank Stone, J. W. Maxberry, Thomas H. Renfro, Robert Sylvester, Chester President....................... FRANK RANDALL Vice-President........................U. S. LUCKY Secretary ..................... HOWARD DAVIS Treasurer ....................................JOE MITCHELL Chorister..................... CLINTON EASTMAN Pianist DOUGLAS ESTES Street Service Chairman DOUGLAS ESTES Asst. Street Service Chairman, JAMES GOODNER Reporter .....................MILTON BAILEY Faculty Adviser................DR. M. E. DAVIS Taylor, Joe Teeters, Monroe Tennison, Grayson Tipps, Claude Trent, Kenneth Trevizo, David Usry, H. M. Vaiades, G. C. Vardeman, Harry Weekes, William Wells, Delbert Wickham, Collins Wright, Lowell Y© s, Elbert Lee President ............................ WILMA POPPELL Vice-President MARGARET OWEN Secretary............... HAZEL RICHARDSON Social Chairman MARTHA ST. CLAIR Com'ty Missions Chairman, DOROTHY MAXFIELD Library Chairman ....... MARY JO WILLIFORD Stewardship Chairman LILLIE ARRIOLA Mission Study Chairman . FALBY HOLLOMON Publicity Chairman......JOYCE CHRISTIAN Program Chairman........ BERTHA GRIJALVA Music Chairman..........RUBY RAYE COLLIER The purpose of Y. W. A. is to unite the young women in an en- during Missionary Enterprise through which they shall show forth the beauty of holiness . . - That in all things He might have the pre-eminence. Sl HtMtaxy @9UHCil President...................................... FAY LOWE First Vice-President FANNIE MAE ROGERS Second Vice-President ......... BETTY HARALSON Secretary..............................TREVA ROY Treasurer.............................JEAN SCOTT Reporter ...................... OUITA WATKINS Faculty Sponsor MISS FRANCES L MERRITT The purpose of the Elementary Council is to gather and distribute knowledge for the education of children, and raise the standard of the educatonal field. (2lu6 President ..................... G. C. VALADES First Vice-President ......... NOEMI RAMON Second Vice-President ELIDA CASTORENA Secretary and Treasurer . CAROLINA MOJICA Pianist ................. MAMIE CASTORENA Faculty Sponsor.....MRS. LUCRETIA WEAVER promote nd South 70€Vi ‘Vetewu President......................... W. J. BALLARD Vice-President ......................C. M. FIELDS Secretary-Treasurer ............... HOWARD DAVIS Corresponding Secretary........W. T. JOHNSON Reporter......................................DEAN CHAFIN W. J. Ballard Thomas E. Barrett Darwin Brown Dean Chafin Howard Davis Truman Felkner C. M. Helds W. T. Johnson Joseph Mitchell Boyd O'Neal Warren Vineyard In this organization the War Veterans are given the opportunity to get together for fellowship ... to work out their own problems of re-adjustment to civilian life . . . and share their experiences with each other. Aftw Clui President DOUGLAS ESTES Vice-President ALICE FRAZIER Secretary................... MORRIS LEE LEWfS Reporter--------- flfll A-fif VFTX- Faculty Sponsor DR. CLEO McCHRISTY The Press Club, composed of the Yellow Jacket Staff, the Lasso Staff, and the Journalism classes, has been organized for the purpose of crystalizing the interest in all journalistic endeavors. 'fyeltacv }ac6et Sta Editor Associate Editor DOUGLAS ESTES ALICE FRAZIER RORRIF HAMILTON Religious Editor W. 1. BARNETT Business Manager LONNIE RICHARDSON Reportorial Staff JANIE BRYANT, JAMES COOPER, OLIVER PITTS, MARY JO WILLIFORD, ELBERT LEE YOES, HAZEL JOHNSON, MORRIS LEE LEWIS, FALBY HOLLOMON, CUIDA SPENCER, G. VINEYARD, R. FELDER C DE, LEWIS ASHBY, BILL ROSS Faculty Adviser DR. CLEO McCHRISTY Editor................................GRAYSON TENNISON Aporiate Editor.......................ROSEMARY HARGETT 'Club Editor EUDORA BARRON Sports Editor .......................... MORRIS LEE LEWIS Snap Shot Editor................. . JOHN JOINER ‘“Artists- ............................ GLORIA ROBNETT LOLA FARNSWORTH Business Manager JAMES COOPER Assistant Business Manager JIMMY ALLEN Facutly Adviser MRS. GRACE PLEASANT WELLBORN First Soprano JO ZEIBIG and RUBY RAYE COLLIER EUDORA BARRON and3 FAYE ZEIBIG Rnt Affo MARTHA ST. CLAIR and DOROTHY MAX HELD Second Alto WILMA GEMMELL and RUTH RUCKER ‘ityocvcvid 'Payne $io i Hodges, Hullinger, Ridge, Yarbrough, Yo Altos—Ash, Caffey, Farnsworth, Gemmell Rucker, Sanders. Scott, Shaw, St. Clair. U Tenors and Bass-Black, Colmer, Davis, D. The Howard Payne Choir is Truett Black Elbert Lee Yoes Nick Gray Glenn Edwards ) Tftematf because of his deep consecration, his perfect ex- ample, his tenderness and love, we cterish and honor the memory of the beloved physician—Or. Jewel Daughety. Dr. Cauthen gives council His life on H. P. Campus lives on State Student Secretary— W. F. Howard Captivated for Christ — L.S.B. Retreat State B.S.U. Prexy—Langley Our Revival Leaders How styles do change Glamour (??) Vivacious Veryle Ho hum! Streamline Slimes Brownwood belles Going fish ing? Heil ! ! Style show deluxe Big sister demands respect Ruth gets encouragement Models and designers We had more fun — (?) Heavens help—its Havins! Mother and daughter? j HoW did this happen? Backing each other up Often seen together What happened to them ? ? Leap year, no doubt. He gets around—eh? The long and short of it Boyd and Dickie A wolf and his prey Those days are gone forever Chow line Smiles that make you happy Broken leg—or somethin' ? ? See saw—Margie Daw Yep, they're that way Has the mail man come yet? Mary and Bertha Before Chaple Alice up to her usual tricks V . ..—for victory Dr. Keegan Falby frowns This is posed Student body prexy Chattanooga Choo Choo! Bible prof. Garrett gU Registration day More coffee? Waiting for class NoW is that nice? Pam eyes the camera The upward look Homeward bound Taylor comes forth There is no place like home Photographer gets photographed- Deep in thought Squirrel??? Barn bound Come on—open your eyes Janie has her a boy friend Christmas holidays Caught in the act An inspiration to all Dining hall scene Ad building thr Garden scene Senoritas They don't mind the Care free and happy Don't take our picture Mrs. Muly Now—everyone smile Johnson jeers Gym plus effects of spring Dr. Spencer at work Chapel during revival Turn to page . . . Button up, freshman!! Gossip?? Our Sinatras Top Row Coach Hale Milton Bailey Louis Ashby Jimmy Kight Grayson Tennison Glen Edwards Front Row James Cooper Morris Lee Lewis Elbert Lee Yoes Eugene BarroW Bill Ross SadUtfall ‘Rauld t945 January 19 H.P.C. 37 January 25 H.P.C. 39 February 5 H.P.C. 46 February 9 H.P.C. 46 February 16 H.P.C. 42 February 20 H.P.C. 42 February 23 H.P.C. 46 February 27 H.P.C. 40 March 2................ H.P.C.............78 Abilene Christian College (in Brownwood)....33 John Tarleton (in Brownwood) ................38 Brady Independent (in Brownwood)............ 35 Hardin-Simmons (in Brownwood) .............. 35 John Tarleton (in Stephenville)............. 39 Abilene Christian College (in Abilene) ..... 40 Hardin-Simmons (in Abilene)..................39 Ranger Junior College (in Ranger)........... 21 Ranger Junior College (in BrownWood) ....... 25 Total: Jackets 416; Opponents, 305. THEY KEPT 'EM YELLING JUMP BALL IN J.T.A.C. GAME TWO POINTS AGAINST A.C.C. BETTY LET’S GO FOR A STRIKE! 'ttCnmumU (tytunfi Nick Gray Morris Leo Lewis James Cooper Forward Guard Guard Harrold Dobbs Grayson Tennison Forward Center Kenneth Miller Forward Leroy Williams Bill Jones In keeping up the headlights of sports, the Intramural basketball teams were very outstanding in the school spirit of Howard Payne. Entering the race for Champs were the Bombardiers, Grove Street Hoodlums, Blue Boogers and City Slickers. Coming out as the winner were the straight shooting Bombardiers. The undefeated winner played a double header with every team. When In Brownwood, You Are Invited To Visit THE HOUSE THAT REALLY APPRECIATES YOUR BUSINESS LETBETTER SONS Third Fisk Phone 4095 Faculty Members and Fellow Students: The fact that Howard Payne College had its beginning on the very ground where the First Baptist Church now stands, and that through the years of its life the Church and the School have been inseparably linked together with bonds of mutual love and helpfulness which shall hold forever, I now pledge to you our love, loyalty, and prayers Cordially your friend, CHURCH DIRECTORY HARRY LEE SPENCER, Pastor MISS CONNIE DEAR, Educational Secretary MISS FAYE ZEIBIG, Financial Secretary MISS BETTY WATERS, Office Secretary GABRIEL FRANSEE, Choir Director MRS. RALPH GRIFFIN, Organist ADRIAN GRIFFIN C. Y. EARLY Sunday School Superintendent Chairman Board of Deacons J. S. TURNER J. H. SHELTON Treasurer Clerk MRS. H. A. STEPHENS RALPH GRIFFIN W.M.U. President Brotherhood President “FACING THE CAMPUS OF HOWARD PAYNE COLLEGE MELWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH Melwood at Wesley Melwood Baptist Church is proud of H.P.C. and the large number of fine students who attend her services. They are an asset and blessing to the Church. Melwood offers a place of service to all students who want to serve. It gives great joy and inspiration to be pastor of so large a number of college students. You will find a great Christian Spirit in THE LiTTLE CHURCH WITH A BIG WELCOME. RUSSELL DENNIS PASTOR REHOBOTH BAPTIST CHURCH Durham at Avenue D R. FELDER CADE PASTOR A Little Church With a Big Task We're for Howard Payne College, Welcome Students, And Follow a Student Pastor as Our Leader. CHRIST IS ALL FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST CHURCH SECOND INDIAN CREEK ROAD WOODLAND HEIGHTS' A STUDENTS CHURCH Pastored by a Howard Payne graduate. Jay Donnelly; educational work con- ducted by a Howard Payne student, Elizabeth Reeves; singing lead by a Howard Payne student, Kenneth Theda; and many other Howard Payne stu- dents in important offices in the church organization. Friendship is truly a student church. WALKER-SMITH CO. DISTRIBUTORS OF FINE FOODS FOR FIFTY YEARS COGGIN AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH Brownwood, Texas THIS IS YOUR INVITATION' TO ATTEND The Friendly Church With a Vision At Coggin you will find many of the leading business and professional people the city of Brownwood. It is a great church with a great program. During your school days in Howard Payne College, you are invited to receive a part of the cultural, educational and spiritual training of this church. No church loves Howard Payne more than this one, and we have a large place -in our organization for students and faculty members. It’s Showtime! Relax, Go to a Movie ATTEND THE BOWIE and LYRIC THEATRES FOR ENTERTAINMENT AND BUY defense Stamps and bonds In Brownwood It's . . TRettfa'd Convenient Drug Stores 4 Convenient Locations 4 Sanitary Fountains 4 Busy Drug Stores 4—REXALL—4 DRUG STORES Brownwood, Texas C.R. ANTHONY CO. “We Serve You Better” “We Save You More” 301 Center Brownwood, Texas HOTEL Ml OWN WOO II CONVENIENT LOCATION MODERN SERVICES AND COMFORTS LOW RATES BROWNWOOD COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. THE MAYO STUDIOS Portrait Specialists Kodak Finishing 206 E. Baker Brownwood, Texas FRANKLIN’S THE MELODY MILL The Shop for Smart Where Students Meet and Eat 610 Center Ave. T5 restone The CO-ED Shop and Accessories 410 Center Dial 6929 Brown wood, Texas “Red “Pccutui Shop At FAIN’S Good Food and Superior Service The Friendly Store The Friendly Cafe 220 Center 105 West Adams Brownwood, Texas CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH Avenue I and 9th St. K. C. Stedman, pastor A CHURCH WHERE YOU FEEL AT HOME We welcome students and give them an opportunity to train themselves in Christian Service. Student Humcfi Welcome MILTON AVE. BAPTIST CHURCH Wilton and. Peeoo SU. FRE?astorE STAG SHOP (piUctUK TRadie Men’s Wear And Sporting PATIENTLY WAITING FOR THE NEW FOOTBALL STADIUM Goods 603 Center Ave. Brownwood 316 Center Ave. Dial 2600 Brownwood; Texas jBettis $6U , 3nc BROWNWOOD, TEXAS Wo Fill Any Doctors COGGIN AVENUE DRUG PALACE DRUG CITIZENS PHARMACY For a good time attend the WEAKLEY-WATSON GRANADA Hardware and Sporting or Goods PLAZA THEATRES MN''' Brownwood’s Popular Playhouse Brownwood, Texas Welcome to the Walgreen Store. Southern Hotel Cleaners Quick I-ree Delivery to any part of the city Suits made to measure Telephone 2433 Pressing—Alterations PEERLESS DRUG STORE Sandy King David Camp A. H. Bell Phone 2508 “Exclusive But Not Expensive” -n GUSJ. ROSENBERG'S MEN AND BOYS STORE !Sxournurood i A [o±t A ods,xn. Men and Boys Store W. A. BELL COMPANY Insurance, Real Estate, Rentals 208 BROWN TELEPHONE 2363 111 WEST ADAMS ST. AIR CONDITIONED EIGHT NEW ALLEYS COURTEOUS SERVICE The latest books Gifts for all occasions Stationery and school supplies Hall-Mark Greeting Cards at DUBLIN’S 404-06 Center Phone 3529 NATH AN’S hW Brownwood's Rnest Jewelers 1 S Official Headquarters For Howard Payne Emblems And Pins AUSTIN SHOE STORE Shoes and Hose for the Family 223 Center Ave. Congratulations! GILMORE'S STUDENTS OF Howard Payne Cigars, Drinks, Sandwiches and THANK YOU Candies, Magazines meammucTm S rmw ’.to you CENTERATLEE TELEPHONE 1624 ANDERSON FORD TYPEWRITER Compliments of HEADQUARTERS Established 1925 SOUTHSIDE J. A. Collins Typewriter Exchange LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS TOM BYRD L. C. Smith Corona Agency and 318 Brown Street R. C. BROWNING ■ iistin-Moeris (b. LomblefaT oi meFurnishers Funeral directors Student 'Dinectvuf rrrrrrrrrffrrrrrrrrrfrEErrrfrrrrrrrsrrrrrrrrr Wmmimmu «iWflfitoitllJ rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrtrrrrrrrrrrrrrnr