Howard Payne College - Lasso Yearbook (Brownwood, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 220 of the 1949 volume:

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I 1 -, ' --- ..: v ,5-L-13.i.fa.. ..-re: ,, '-qon.u - F Y QBVNE YELLOW Mflrf 91 fs 419' F1 . - G Yf Gymnasium FGR Oxo THE GLORY OV Iarrell Rice and Blackie Byler, co-captains, present Paula Gee as Football Sweetheart between halves of a hard-touqht game. High-stepping twirlers and tlaqbearers mark time as the band files into the stands before game time. Band and fans call out encouragement to our boys on a cold, drizzly after- noon. ,- 3 '-4' Q ,, r Q ,J ff Q C.!l Q. ,Q- YE IEW!! The Goat family tunes up and serenades the Ima Akinbacks in the Varsity Show. President Taylor speaks to the Exes at Homecoming Re- Ministericzl Courts ception. Combination book-store and coffee- shop really packs in the coffee hounds every morning. Quan' , , . , n ' j',wq,.',1'l,li,.' .L H ' . , ' '.,,.,1agr,.gt,1i:wf.i, ,Q , , g u , , , ,,,. , r. 1 , X3 N V, ,,wi ,m,1.l, ',,,,u,.12L1j-,,, . -- , v , , , - , . .Y, g ' ,' .H U' ,,v,T'tw'U:: '.,i.igi-.EH1 ',' 1. 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To add to the general confusion of this same show, Mr. Wall hits high C and his moustache nearly drops off. Coach Wright begins his speech at the football banquet with a gag that gets a good laugh-Cap Shelton modestly hides his head behind Mrs. Wil- liams as Barrymore CThe Great Proiilel lacquot inhales Miss Merritt's perfume. w , Ei 2 B-, x,'Y'f -A r- -:f me is .. 'sn l - --4, N ,,.1Q :1 M 4 ' w Ziwyiweiil, UU WY av? ZQAA H ' fini' F + 55 N 'ijffzfl Qi n? . 1. 1 .' 4. 455.-:Q ' ' 'AWJV n f ' '-'SWE ' 42. X 11' 1 . - - 9- 1 f. 1' .,.w -1 '73 -wk if V1.4-'Qu I 7' ir ' N Q L H 1 ' 4,1 ,,, V, . N..-1 If ,. -of W, f v .9 , Nw- , QHFQN' 'rliiiii l f'- sk' ,1, f This is nur TJ EJ Classes Personalities s 1555 V Q-wfsw ... wa M ' I ,. 'N 2333 S!! QL - ' 457 V, at ,NN ,if Athletzcs ,, fx. ,mf L. i 'I I .3 lisa-diffs-we , Maffsgx Organizations ADMINI DEAN OF THE COLLEGE Z. T. HUPP, BA., MA., PHD. DEAN OF MEN GORDON S. TAYLOR, BA. FQATCD RS BUSINESS MANAGER I. HORACE SHELTON, B.A. DEAN OF WOMEN DOROTHY Cox, B.A., M.A SUR FACULTY These loyol friends. GEORGE G. DICKEY BA.. M.A. Registrar CLYDE W. TAYLOR B.S., MA., Ph.D. Professor oz' Education BERGIN TATUM B.B.A. Instructor in Business IAMES RAMSOUR B.B.A., M.B.A. Instructor in Business so 'l . W. ARTHUR TODD L.L.B., B.A., Th.M., Th.D. Professor of Bible cmd Greek D. D. TIDWELL B.A., Th,M., Th.D. Professor of Greek and Bible loE MCCLAIN B.A., Th.M., Th,D. Professor of Bible R. NEAL GREEK BA., M.A., 'Th.M. Professor of Bible CLEO G. MCCHRISTY B.A., MA., Ph.D. Professor of English F. YANTIS ROBNETT B.A., M.A. Professor of English EULA HASKEW B.A., M.A. Associate Professor of English MRS. W. H. ALBERTSON B.A. lnslrucfor in English Q U R FA C U LT Y have guided our paths H. GRADY HARLAN GABRIEL D. FRANSEE FREDERICK THIEBAUD B.A., B.M., MA., Ph.D., Mus.D. B.S., M.S. B.M., M.M. Professor oi Music Associate Professor of Music Associate Professor of Music MARY EDITH LLOYD WCODROW WALL ANNIE B. COMES B.A. B.A., B.M. B.A. Instructor in Piano Associate Professor of Music Instructor in Piano . -:.., E, - ,.',,. 14,-, ha , , , ,, MAURINE STEWART B.F.A. Instructor in Art CHARLES A. STEWART B.F.A. Instructor in Art TESSICA MARTIN B.I. Instructor in Iournalism AGNES GARNER B.S. Instructor in Physical Education CHESTER PARKS B.S. Instructor in Vioiin MRS. H. H. HARGRovE B.A. Instructor in Speech MRS. LUCRETIA D. WEAVER B.A., M.A. Associate Professor ot Modern Languages MRS. SUSIE BELL TORRES B.A. Instructor in Foreign Languages GUI? FACULTY loci oriol directed Us FELTON T. WRIGHT B.A. Athletic Director and Associate Professor of Physical Education THOMAS R. HAVINS BA.. MA., Ph.D. Professor ot Government W. H. HINTON BA. Instructor in Physical Education Miss ANNIE SHELTON B.A., MA, Associate Professor ot History BENNIE B. WILLIAMS B.A. Instructor in Education, Physical Education, Math HENRY P. WEBB B.S., M.A. Instructor in Social Science and Math EARL SANDERS BA., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Naiurcli Science OREN E. WINEBRENNER B.A., IvI.A. Professor of Natural Science MRS. ED. A. PRANKIE B.A. Instruclor in Social Science MRS. PAYE IoHNSoN BA., MA. Instructor in Math EULA MCFARLAND B.S., M.A. Associate Professor of Home Economics MRS. D. M. SHIRLEY Appraiser in Veterans Office MRS. MARION C. DAVIS Secretary in Veterans Office MRS. GLADYS TAITTE Secretary in Veterans Office Q UR IZA C U L T Y Through another year FRANCES BURRAGE MRS. PITTS I B.A., B.s., MA. B.s. if Librarian Assistant Librarian if MRS. LUTHER GUTHRIE BOBBIE JEAN CROSS Dieticion B-5- Assistcmt Dieiiciczn -' 'agp' - gr 'sb' N c . awk 'U W ARNETT WEEKS .,..... . . . President CAMERON BYLER . . . Vice-President IEAN MUSICK . . . .Secretary E. F. LEWIS . . . Treasurer IEAN HACK . . . Reporter H. C. GARBER . . . . Chorister MRS. MAURICE JAMES . . . . Pianist SEIXIICDR CLASS QFFICERS SEIXIICDRS MILTON AIMI BYNUM AKINS CURTIS ALMQUIST C. W. AMBROSE, IR. DONZELL LEE ANKRUM ROLAND ANDREWS BILLY GENE ARNOLD IO ARVIN ERNEST E. ATKINSON NOVELLA BAILEY IUDSON E. BARNWELL BOBBYE BENNETT CLASS CDF19119 IAMES BENNETT KELTON BONHAM IOE BUCKNER EVA BURKETT IAMES BUSBY TRUMAN BENNETT ROY BRANNON GAIL G. BUCKLES DOROTHY BURRAGE CAMERON BYLER LANHAM CAMPBELL I. I. CARMICHAEL SEIXIICDRS. BERNAY CASH PEDRO CERVANTES IOE CLEVELAND R. F. CONKLIN JOE COX TOMMY CURBO BERL CAVIN EVELYN CHENAULT C. F. CLOUD MARCINE COTTLE GORDON CREEL IAMES DEHAY CLASS GF 19119 LUTHER DILLARD MILTON DOWD ROBERT ELKINS KENNETH FIELDS IAMES FERGUSON WORTH FULLINGHAM DORIS GARRETT HENRY C. GARBER ROBERT E. GRAVES MRS. T. S. GREEN TOMMY S. GREEN G. A. GRIFFIN SEIXIICDRS MARIO GRIMALDO AURORA GUSMAN IEAN HACK RICHARD C. HALE MARY ELLEN HARDIN GLENNIS HARMONSON TOM HARMONSON DORIS HARPER ROY HART GUS HAYWORTPI DAVID H1-:NRIQUE BOWLING HITT CLASS CDF19119 BILL HOGUE TLLLMAN HULL PAUL HUNTINGTON MRS. M. B. IAMES LAVERNE KEESE VERDIS E. KILLBURN MATTIE IO HULL DOROTHY HUMBER MAURICE B. IAMES HOUSTON IOLLEY B. H. KENDRICK ZACHIE KNOX SENIORS. W. T. LANCASTER JOHN M. LANOE MILTON LEACH MRS. MILTON LEACH E. F. LEWIS LAVONNE LINDBERG CHARLES LINDEN FRANK G. LOOKE GEORGE G. MCDONALD RAY MANNINO CARL MATTHEWS, IR. MRS. C. MATTHEWS CLASS CDF 1949 NELLIE MAE MATTHEWS PRESTON MCCLESKEY GEORGE MCCORSTIN IAMES MCGOWAN SYBIL MEANS PAUL MEDLEY CHARLIE MILLER IIMMIE MILLER DORIS MOELLER WELDON MOODY HARRY MORATTO JEAN MUSICK SEIXIICDRS. EMILY NAIL IIMMIE NEWBURY BILL NIEMAN ANNA D. NORMAN IOSEPH O'NEAL MRS. IOSRPH O'NEAI. ORRSIMO ORTIZ HOWARD PARSHALL T. P. PATTERSON WANDA PATTERSON RICHARD PRAOOOK W. A. PRNDRRGRASS CLASS CDF19419 IVIAURICE PETHOSS ROBERT PLACK WALDO PRATER WANDA QUIRL BILLY ROMAN R1-:YES W. L. REYNOLDS MYRTLE RICE ELIAS RODRIGUI-:s ROY T. ROUTH BILL Ross IOSL H. SAENZ BRYCE N. SANDLIN I SENICRS. LA VERNE SANDLIN PATSY SHEARER CAM SI-IIELDS C. R. SIMPSON MRS. C. R. SIMPSON D. E. SIMPSON TOM SMALL FRANCES SMITH JOE SMITH MARY SMITH VERSHEL SMITH FELIOIANO SOLIS CL!-XSS CDF19119 ALLAN SPENCE ROBERT N. STAPP .ZXLVIS STEWART CLOVIS STRICKLAND EUGENE D. SUMPTER IOE BAILEY SWANNER DALTON THOMAS REITHA THOMAS BOBBIE THOMPSON BONNIE SWARTZ BILL THORNTON MRS. BILL THORNTON SEIXIICDRS FRED!-LLENE TAPLEY HAROLD TOWNSEND VARNELL TOWNSEND A MARTIN YOUNG TUCKER ROBERTA TULLOCK SAM TULLOCK ELLIS B. TURNER W. H. UHLMAN HESTERMAE WALKER JOHN E. WANN ARNETT WEEKS BARNEY WHATLEY CLASS CDF 19119 WILLIAM M. WHITE TROY WILLIAMS E. P. WOODRUFI' TRUDIE WILCOX IOE WOOD MARYANN WOODWARD IO ANN WOLPE BOB VVRIGHT B. B. WRIGHT A I C. B. BAEEEE .......... President CECIL BAKER . . Vice-President SYBIL MEANS . . . . Secretary I. N. WILLIAMS . . Treasurer IAMES MCGOWAN . . . Reporter ALFRED CI-IONG . . . . Chorister BETTY MONTGOMERY . . . Pianist JUNIQR CLASS CDFFICERS JUNIOR CLASS CF 1950 ELBERT AKIN CHARLIE ALFORD IOHNNIE ASH VERA BAIN CECIL BAKER C. B. BARREE WANDA BARBEE FRANK BARNETT OSCAR BARROW HOMER D. BELVIN LELAND BOLES BOY BRASWELL LETHA BRINSON MARIORIE BROOKS REGINA BROOKS MRS. HELEN BUCKLES I. C. BURNHAM MRS. I. C. BURNHAM JUIXIICDRS. EVANS BURLESON OBERLEE CALK MRS. HELEN CARMICHAEL LAMION CHAMP ALFRED CHONG BILLY IOE CLARDY ARTHUR W. CLODFELTER CHARLES CONLEY MRS. WENONA CONLEY RAYMOND E. COWAN OLA MAE COWART SADIE Cox HAROLD CUDD POLLY Cox CLAUDINO DELLSGRAVE DOYLE DARVVIN W. W. DAVIS IIM DELMAR CIOSS Of 1950 IEAN D. DUKE RAY ELLIS HAROLD EVANS . I. T. FERGUSON ROBERT FIELD L. R. FLORES KENNETH FOREHAND JAMES B. FRANKLIN SUTTLE E. FREELIN ALBERT L. FULLER BUSTERVFUQUA HALLIE A. GBE, IR. CEDONIA GEER HOWARD GILL ARNOLD GOATES THERESA GOSS SARA GRANT JOE R. GREEN JUIXIIQRS. VERNELLE GRELLE BETTY GRIFFIN EARNEST GRUNER EDWARD GRIFFIN EDDIE IONE HAM IUANITA HARRIS T. H. HARDING MUERNER HARVEY THOMAS HASTINGS N ELDA HATCI-IRR MARIE HAYNIE CHARLIE HEATHER RUDY HERNANDEZ HAZELDEAN HIBBARD BILLIE E. HUGHES BURTIS HOLLIS BETTY HYATT ARDELL IACQUOT Class M1950 VIRGIL. IOINES MHS. VIRGIL IOINES CECIL IONES BOB JONES CHAS. KEELER KNUT KNUTSEN INEZ KILBURN LEO LACEY ELLABETH LAMKIN IAMES E. LAIRD LOUIS LANCASTER BILL LANGSTON AL LANG!-'ORD W. R. LANGSTON KENNETH LAQUEY WILEY W. LEE WINDLE LEE EULA MAE LEWIS JUIXIIQRS. WALTER LIGHT IIMMIE P. LYNCH BOREIE MACDONALD MRS. CLYDE MAJORS CLYDE MAJORS R. B. MANN, IR. MARION I. MCDANIEL ALBERT MCELERESH I. PL. MENDOZO BETTY ZADA MONTGOMERY HERMAN MOORE WENDELL MORRIS BOBBIE MORROW GEORGE MURRAY ALFRED NAEORS ALFRED H. NELSON GINGER NELSON NORENE NELSON CIOSS Of195O EDWIN NIXON DAVID NORMAN CHARLES GLSON IOHN D. OIMALLEY IOHN PARKER EARL PEELER LEONARD PENNY WALLACE PIERCE IANIE POPPELL DOROTHY RAGLE MARY N ELL RATCLIFF HARRELL RICE IARRELL RICE ELOUISE ROBERTS JULIUS ROGERS A ROGER N. ROGERS WALTER ROSE BILLY D. RUDD JUIXIIQRS. HOWARD RUTLEDC-E LAVERNE SANDERS LILLIE SIMPSON ROB SAWYER KYLE G. SIMS JOHN SKINNER BILL SMITH I. K. SINGER MRS. SARAH I. SOWELL ROBERT STOVALL IOE SWAN CHARLES SWINDALL IAMES TABOR IAMES TAPLEY AGNES THOMPSON T. I. TODD GENE TOMLIN STEPHEN TURNER CIOSS Of 1950 ELAINE VANDAGRIPF R. M. WATSON IOE ALLEN WEBB CURTIS WEIGLE EDWARD WELSH DOROTHY WHITE GLEN WHITIS I. N. WILLIAMS MAXINE WILLIAMS BETTY LOU WILSON BEVERLY WILSON DORIS WINTON HENRY ZUROBSKI 1-i, -EE. ROGER SWEENEY . . . President IACK HAHN . . . . Vice-President BILLIE WILLIAMS . . . . Secretary WANDA MASSEY . . . Treasurer MILTON SHIRLEY . . Chofister REGINA BROOKS . . Pianist SOPHOMORE CLASS CDFFICERS Sophomore Closs of1951 NADINE ADAIR LEON ADUDDELL FERRIS AKINS NOBLE G. ALLEN WAYNE ALLEN BILLIE R. ANKRUM EVELL BAILEY RAYMOND BARKER PARIS A. BARTON MORRIS E. BISHOP LEROY BLEEKER O. R. BOWMAN CORDELL BROWN DEWEY LEE BRUTON ROBERT L. BRYAN GENE BURROWS ROYCE BURRoWs WENDELL BYLER Sophomores. BARBARA CAFFEY DAVID CAMP AUBREY CARLISLE CARLOS CARTER BURL COCKHELL R. L. COOKSEY ALICIA CORTEZ KIT CUMMINS BOzO DAVIS MARK DAVIS RUTH DI-:WERE IOHN DICKINSON BROOKS DOZIER RAYMOND DUPFER EVELYN EDWARDS BILLIE IO ELGIN EARL W. ELLIS CORALEE FAIN CIOSS Of 1951 GERALDINE FULLER ELIN GARCIA HELEN GIBBS MEL GILBERT IAMES GILL JUNE GILL IAMES GILLIAM O. L. GOBER MIKE GONZALES HILARY GRAVES BOBBY GREEN IACK B. HAI-IN JOHN Ross HALE MAXINE HARRIS BILL HARTSFIELD MARYLEA HENDERSON IAMES HENSON RAY HOLDER SODPWOWOFGS. WYNON HOLMES I. E. HOPKINS GRAYDON HOWELL LESLIE IAMES DONALD IAY EDWARD IOHNSON LEX IOHNSTON WILLIAM JOHNSTON BRYAN IOLLEY IANIE IORDAN SADIE KABAZAWA IACK KEHLER MARVEL KENDALL CHARLES LAMB PATSY LANDEY BOB LATHAM GARTH LATHAM DOROTHY LEACH CIOSS Of 1951 HENRY LINDLEY IAMES LIVELY VONNETTE LOCKS IODY LONG MERRILL LUMAN IO ,ANN MARTIN RUTH MAXPIRLD WILTON MARTIN WANDA MASSEY PEGGY MARX MAYESIE MATHEWS BILL MILAM PATSY MAY BOB MILAM RAYMOND MOORES CARVEL MILLS BILL MORGAN TAM1 NONAKA Sophomores. HUGH NEWSOM TREVA OGLESBY ISAAC PATE W. I. REBEKAH PARR PATTERSON CLYDE PAYNE PHOEBE PEDERSON GAYLE PRUITT EUNICE RAMON EDDIE REDWINE TOMMIE RICHARDSON W. A. ROGERS IOHN ROBNETT DORIS ROBERTS EVELYN ROUTH GEORGE C. SAENZ IUNE SANDERS RICHARD SAPPINGTON CIOSS Of 1951 TOMMY SAVAGE ANN SELF S. A. SEWARD MILTON SHIRLEY WANDA SOHWARTZ BILL SCOGGINS IOHNNY SCOTT LEROY SCOTT BILLIE IRENE SMITH HAROLD SMITH PAUL SMITH DOROTHY SOMMERKAMP I. C. STEPHENS BOBBY STOREY IEAN STUART ROGER SWEENEY BROOKS TEAGUE DANIEL THOMAS SOOPIOIIIOVQS . . Class Of 1951 I. E. THOMAS TOM VALDES LADSON WARLEY NOEVELL WELCH I MAXINE WILEY BRITT TOWERY DONALD L. TURNBOUGH. DEAN WALDROP HENRY WARDLAW LEON WEATHERLY DELORES WEBB JERRY D. WHEAT BILLY PAYE WHEELER BILLYE WILLIAMS BILL WILSON DON IONES . . . . President IODY EMBREY . . . Vice-President MARY ANN WALL . . . Secretary IAMES SELF . . . . . Treasurer NIARY LIGON . . Reporter MAPLE AVERY . . Chorister FRESHMAN CLASS CDFHCER3 PRES!-IMEN. AICINS, L. B. ALBERTSON, VIRGINIA RUTH ALFORD, CHARLIE, IR. ALLEN, BYRON, IR. ALLEN, MRS. FLORENCE ALLISON, I. STEWART AUSTIN, RUTH AVERY, EVA ROSE AVERY, MAPLE BALLARD, BETTY BARBEE, N INA BELL, CHARLES E. BETTIS, RICHARD BILLINGSLEY, BETTY BIRDSONG, FRED LERO1 BITTICK, ELMER GLEN BLACK, CARL BOHANNON, MARY SUE BOONE, ROSALIND BROOKS, IANEEN BROWN, CARL ROSCOE, IR. BRUMLEY, NORMA BURNS, W. C. BURNS, ZACK E. BUSI-I, HERBERT BYRD, RAY CAMPBELL, RAY CARPENTER, BILLY CIOSS Of 1952 CARTER, EUGENE CHANEY, IOHN CHILDERS, GARNER CHILDERS, HAZEL CLARK, DAVID CONE, ALLEN COPE, DICKIE CORBIN, DEAN CORBETT, BILLY I. CODY, KENNETH CORNELISON, RONALD C. COTTEN, ALENE COX, IAMIE . . CRAMMER, IEFFERSON B. v . CRAWFORD, WAYNE . . :X Q ' CRENSHAW, HELEN I A 1 . ,.'.-f 1.1 QCRONIN, ROSEMARY DAVENPORT, CURTIS WAYNE DAVIDSON, CHESTER B. DEMOSS, CLAUDE I., IR. DEAN, JIMMY DENNIE, FRANCES DEVILLE, GAY NELL DILLIN, NETA PAYE DRATCH, TERRY ELGIN, NELL ELLIS, VERNE ENGELMANN, IOHN PRES!-IMEIXI. FALLS, TOM F AMBROUGH, LESLIE FAUS, LAWRENCE H. FIELDS, HAYDEN FIELDS, TOMMY FORD, GUY V. FOSTER, TOMMIE FOWLER, I. B., IR. FREELAND, IIM H. FRENCH, BARBARA GRE, PAULA JOAN GILBERT, ROBERT B. GILLHAM, FRANK GOODLETT, IRA GOSNEY, BILL GRAY, FRANCES IMOGENE GUESS, ROBIN HAHN, AUGUST C. HAMMOND, TOM HAUN, BOBBY HAYNIE, EDVYARD HEATH, PATSY HENDERSON, CHARLES HENNESSEE, AL HENRY, BILLY MAX HERNANDEZ, HUMBERTO HERRING, BETH HESTER, DON CIOSS Of 1952 HICKS, I. B. HOUSE, EILEEN HOWARD, BETTY IANE HULSE, MAX HUNT, DAVID S. INGRAM, MARY IAY, BILLY FRED IERNIGAN, IO ANN JOHNSON, CHARLOTTE IOHNSON, IRA IO JONES, DON JONES, LEMMIE JONES, W. M. KING, FANNIE KNIGHT, BETTYE IO LEWIS, PEGGY LIGHT, W. G. LIGON, MARY RUTH LINER, ROBERT LOCKE, BETTY IEAN LOWERY, MOIIE MADDIN, DON MADDOX, M. H. MAHAN, WELDON MALLAW, JAMES MATTHEW, EUGENE MICKEY, HOWARD MIOKLER, GENE PRES!-IMEN. MILES, IANIE MILLER, AARON MILLER, GLEN C. MILLER, MARILYN MIRELESS, ORPHA LINDA MITCHAEL, II-:ANNE MOORE, DORENE MOORE, DOROTHY MORALES, NICK MURREY, ELOND D. MUSICK, GLIVIA NEWBY, LOVETA PAYE NEWTON, GLENN NORRIS, WARREN O'BRIEN, R. M. ORRICK, WANDA ORTIZ, AURELIANO PALMER, EDWIN D. PATTERSON, AUTHUR PATTERSON, PERRY A. PAULEY, DAVID I PAYNE, IUANITA PEDERSON, CLIFFORD PERRY, THOMASINE PHELAN, WAYNE A. PHILLIPS, ANNA POOR, M. L. POWELL, CLARENCE CIOSS Of 1952 PRATER, WALDO RADIUS, ROBERT RAND, ROBYE RODELLE RAY, CARLYN REEVES, JUNE REYNOLDS, RANSOM RICHARDS, IAMES RICKARDS, IUNE RICKEL, ALICE RIDGE, CHARLES RIGSBY, LAURA IO RIOS, CARLOS ROBBINS, MARGIE ROBERTS, AUSTIN L. ROBERTS, CLAUDE VE. ROBERTS, IOHNNIE C. ROBERTS, LOIS ROMO, OSCAR ROSS, ROBERT RUTHERFORD, IO SANDERS, NORMA RUTH SAPPINGTON, MRS. RICHARD L SOI-IEEE, EARLE SCOTT, ELIZABETH SELF, JAMES SEYMOUR, MARILYN SHAW, CARROLL SHAW, IOHNNIE FRESHMEN SHEEFIELD, PEARL SHELTON, TED SHIELDS, BETTY IANET SHOLL, VINTON SIMPSON, CURTIS SORIA, .ALBA N. SORIA, IRENE SPARKS, ELVIN, IR. SPEIGHTS, DOROTHY STOVALL, FLORA MAE STRINGER, DELORIS STUDDARD, KENNETH SYKES, LAVERNE TANNER, PERRY TESTON, BILLIE THETFORD, RANDELL THOMAS, OSCAR R. TOWERY, CALUDINE TURNER, G. W. TURNER, LELAND TURNEY, ZAPREY UHLMAN, LILLIAN VAN STONE, WANDA VAUGHAN, KENNETH VERNOR, CALVIN W. VIRGEN, ARMANDO G. WALKER, DELMER A. WALKER, LAWRENCE H CIOSS Of 1952 WALKER, MARY BETH WALKER, VELMA WALL, MARY ANN WALLS, BILLY WEAVER, ALLISON WELLS, HERBERT WELSH, DARWIN . WHITE, CHARLIE WHITE, MILDRED WHITE, PAT WILLIAMS, LOIS WILLIAMS, MELITA WILSON, BIDDIE WILSON, IOE L. WOOD, IONE WOOD, STEPHEN WOODS, GERALD S. WRIGHT, DON YIELDING, MRS. BONNIE RAE YIELDING, IOHN EVERETT YIELDING, S. L. YIELDING, MRS. S. L. 1- 51391 me - , e if 1 if s1 , .A-My wif? ,Q I me QQ? 65, .i M1 1 . x a '- , ' . 'X 594 ere- ' f ' - ----0' - ' -f-----E-.V -- - - -N,--. r.-- Three Musketeers Funny, isn't il? Who put Iczcquofs nose on Dot's face? And they're siill going together Kinda broad, isn't if! EE XV- x ,,. -ew, QW ,- w ,,.z,N. 1: , A, . FW! vig, .. .fem Q 1 we 'Z .4 OUR CAMPU THF FOI I FG-F NURSERY The College maintains a nursery for the children whose parents are attend- ing school. Mrs. Patterson is in charge of the nursery. I w.l-2'Gf:l,':' ' . I .I .. . 111'-' f Q '- . .Q .Q P M W f Q xi., ' t 1 i A A Q 4 i as. 4 1 . if Ji ,y 0 Q7 ,IE Z- Z' 1' Carnival Queen Ann Self and King Bowling Hitt The Lasso Staff, together with a selected cross-section panel picked the twelve beauties you see in this section. We then sent the pictures to the staff artists of Shreveport Engraving Company and Mr. Dean, Mr. Smith and Mr. Krepak judged them. They were unable to decide between the three beauties featured here and could only rate them as the three most beautiful girls. These artists agreed to judge the pictures tor us on the condition that their decisions were to be based on the photogenic qualities ot the girls and that it be understood that it they could see the girls in person they might not necessarily make the same decision. Favorites Beauties Queens VVhosVVho I I CM W A1'nett Weeks Senior Favorite 5 THESE WE 2 I E E Ax QX Mary Slnitk t Senior F avorite rioioioiniuiozz 1911 CI-IOSE K jacquot Junior Favorite AS CDU Mgr' x, My L anfe Poppell Junior Favorite FAVQRITE I Q 'W Q Brooks Dwig- E 2 PERSQNALITIES 1010101014 5-if L:xZA:lZV E , if L..: ,, WGJIJG Massey Sophomore Favorite GF THE M. ww 1 , - v J ':?'.v.,?':. .511-PQTEES . H if f V - mv fr, x w.?' . ff an bfi ofa Q W- WW . .WA W W ' 'Tis at :' . fa . Q .lg 5, S' -LZ gem Wu ,X fzgfzsfzf ,X r l. S vjoinic xxnza QW gg .Rolnin GILCSS FOUR CLASSES E v L Betty Howarfl F reshman F avorzte I Q l FUR 1949 2 , , Z A HH I-IGWARD PAYNE L ,. 1, - - 5 V. -v v BEAUTIES Nina Barliee oan Bettis Betty Slzfelcls THEY ALL 1 .1 AVE CHARM Billie Williams i-- Faye WLGZIE SGJIC .K-CLLLIZCIIPLI PGISE 4 'D' -'Q ...av in PERSGNALITY C1111 lyll .Ray Eunice Ramon Y n J N531 firm, pw, Elouise Roberts AND 'X '1gW- .tim 5 mga? M arvel Kendall JKQA xx XXX? Paula Gee Football Sweetheart I QUEENS OF' AND 'ugli- WNWD .I my ,Ex . ur- ,A X Q A llll Carnival Queen HE BLUE ULD , ,Qu ? b 4,W ,I ,f y4 I ,549 .. , L f' A Emily Nail ,lean Musick Selected SENIQR James DeHay Cameron B yler K' ' by HUNIQRS Alfred Chong R b t St pp Edd Ham Dorothy Whit Billie Williams Jody Long Selected Sophomores Bill Wilson Bill Hartsfield K' ' by Freshmen Who's Who Colleges and Emily Busty Nail, senior from Temple, Texas - Presi- dent oi the B. S. U., Alpha Chi, Who's Who l948, Senior Fav- orite nominee, Editor Yellow lacket, A Capella Choir . . . loe Smith, senior from San Antonio - President ot the B. S. U. l948, lunior Favorite, A Capella Choir, Curtain Club, Lasso Staff l948, Who's Who l948 . . . Doris l-larper, senior from Star, Texas-AL pha Chi, B. S. U. Council, Lite Service Band officer, laclcet Co-Eds, Secretary in Bible De- partment. n American Jniversities. .. Doris Moeller, senior from Ft. Worth, Texas - Vice - Presi- dent ot the Student Council, Art Club, F. T. A., Lite Service Band, B. S. U. Choir, B. S. U. Council . . . Arnett Weeks, senior from Lawn, Texas - Treasurer Student Council, Senior Favorite, Treasurer ot l-l Club, F. T. A., President Senior Class, Boys' Dormitory Council . . . Bob Wright, sen- ior from Brownwood - Fresh- man Favorite, Sophomore Favorite, l-l Club, Treasurer B. S. U. Council, Parliamen- tarian F. T. A., President Soph- omore Class. WI-lC'S WHC Ioe Bailey Swanner, Senior from Brownwood, Texas-President Student Body, President H Club, Student Council, Yellow Iacket Staff, Boys' Dormitory Council, Who's Who 1948 . . . Zachie Knox, Senior from Houston, Texas-Alpha Chi, Editor Lasso, President Alpha Rho Tau, A Capella Choir, Press Club, Iacket Co-Eds . . . Cameron Blackie Byler, Senior from Brownwood-Football Co-Captain, Vice-President Senior Class, Senior Nominee, F. T. A., H Club, Who's Who 1948 . . . Bill Hoque, Senior from Corpus Christi-B. S. U. Council, Curtain Club, Iunior Nominee, President Life Service Band, Ministerial Council, Who's Who 1948. T- Elf: lfi A .5516-. A - 1.'i r'!'..' J w 'flag' . AM F' 1 1 Q 'wil 1. in ,I N I v I 1 1 PHY! ' . My' Q, V. ' I-'ZQ J . , , 11 , an: f L ' J1 .wiv up 2 fi? Y Id 1' JIT 1. W 12,2-, . 'fl'-'ff '., ' 5 TI 1 .H M337 ., 'f . L , 1 11 w , 11 L 'E . ni 1' - I r A I 7 6 if F si , A 'A ' X. -J 1 , ' a 1rQX ' ' , 'w' Hcrmrick, Scoggins, and Langford Head-OI! Barry oi McMurry PHOIO bY IimmY MCDOHGIG During the '48 football season, the Yellow Iackets won five of the ten games scheduled. In non-conference tilts, the Iackets defeated Texas A 6: I, East Texas State, and East Texas Baptist. They lost to Southwest Texas State and Louisiana Tech. ln conference play, the Iackets downed Austin College and Hardin, losing to South- western University, McMurry, and Abilene Christian. M4 Q. xX it -, 'lx QQ PQQTBALL FELTON PoocH WRIGHT Head Coach TACK Front Bow-Kempson, Carter, Hamrick Cope, B. Wright, Cottle, Weeks . . . Second Row-Porter, Ortiz, Olson, Gos- ney, Gonzales, Co-Captain C. Byler Co-Captain Rice, McCorstin, McCleskey Clay, Peeler, Langford . . . Third HOW- Coach Hinton, Scoggins, Barnett, Mo- rales, Hale, White, Davenport, D. Iay B. Iay, Williams, Martin, Coach Wright Fourth ROW-W. Byler, Engquist, Val des, Wilson, Dozier, Mickler, Browning, Stewart, D. Wright, Pauley, Coach Wil- liams. 1 1 . . . Louisiana Tech . . . ..,..TexasA5rl..... , . East Texas State . , Southwest Texas State . . . 'iAustin College . . . . . 'Southwestern U. . , .. 'Hardin College .. . East Texas Baptist . . ..,, 2'McMurry . , . . , . 'Abilene Christian . ET CCACI-IES s ' s. Q K i v- 5 xi- . A N51 ' -:'. Xl, L1 BENNIE WILLIAMS Ass1stcmt Coach AND TI-IE SQUAD L18i:':- 74-1-f'--i!'Q71'2?i :QTL EFWEEE mi 15,4 mmm sw? L4 1 335' ' . Q PM gwqsaws w j' W1 rr .su m f f'-5 Stopped Dead In their first conference game, the Yellow Iackets trounced the Austin College Kangaroos 27-O. Ierrel Rice set up the first Howard Payne touch- down with a beautiful 42-yard run. Brooks Dozier plunged over from the two-yard line on the third dawn. Quarterback Langford plunged over a few minutes later with the second marker, leaving the score 14-0 at the half. In the third quarter Langford lateraled to Torn Valdes for the third touchdown. After this the freshmen took over and a pass from Sonny Davenport to Gene Mickler account- ed for the final score. l-l P C OVERPCDWERS AUSTIN in III! Coffin-Corner Capers P11010 bY limmlf McDonald Cameron Byler, End, Co-Captain Ierrell Rice, Back, Co-Caplain OI .I .FG-F Bill Hamrick, Guard, All-Conference lack Browning, Tackle, All-Conference AI Langford, Back, All-Conference Frank Barnett, End Preston McCIesky, Guard Brooks Dozier, Baci: S-, fl- ' , ,i Bill Scoggins, Center Bob Wright, Guard Earl Peeler, Tackle Paul Stewart, Back PIRATES HUG-lil LZXCKET The Southwestern University Pi- rates handed the Yellow laclcets their first conference defeat in the closest game of the season. lt was a defensive battle all the way with the Pirates stopped once short of the end zone by only six inches. Highlighting the defensive play were Seoggins, Hamrick, Brown- ing, Williams, Peeler, and Barnett. Dozier, Coppic, and Langford sparkled on the offensive. White booted a field goal for the Pirates from the twelve in the fourth pe- riod to give them a 3-O victory. That Howard Payne Line Charlie Olson, Back Sonny Davenport, Back I. N. Williams, End Arnett Weeks, Tackle 3TCDO Mike Gonzales, Back Marcine Cottle, Back Tom Valdes, Back Donald Icy, End H--iff d...-. ,H 1 1 're 5. .41 Bud Wrlghl, Center George McCorsiin, Buck Gene Micklex, End ' chmue While, Back IACKETS Wendell Byler, Back G ' Billy Fred Icy, Back fumes Clay, Guard Bill Gosney, Tackle Bill Hartsfield, Back Bill Wilson, End David Pauley, Back Aureliano Ortiz, Guard JPSET HARDIN INDIANS l I Gonzales Grabs Townsend Photo by timmy MCD0nf11d The underdog Iackets sprang an upset on the highly favored ln- dians from Hardin College to the tune of 19-U for their second con- ference Win. All the scoring took place in the first half with Olson crossing pay-dirt first. Rice gallop- ed over for the second tally with Olson converting. For the final score Langford pushed over from the one-foot line. The Jackets' three standouts for this garne-Harnrick, Browning, and Langford - later made the all-conference team. MCMURRY CQMES FROM BEHIND T0 The McMurry Indians came from be- hind twice before they finally over- powered the Iackets 32-20 in Howard Payne's fourth conference qame. The Iackets jumped into the lead in the first quarter when Langford threw a screen pass to Dozier who went all the way. The Indians quickly tied the score but the Yellow Iackets pow- ered across for six points more in the second quarter. Mclvlurry scored iust before the half and it was still anybody's ball game. With the open- inq of the second half, the Indians began a series of sustained power plays which netted them a total of 18 points during the last two quar- ters. Howard Payne's final score came on a pass from Langford to Donald lay. Dickie Cope, Guard Leroy Coppic, Bcrck 1' Eugene Carter, Back john Scott Marlin, End l DEFEAT IACKETS I Tommy Enqquist, End Icrmes Porter, Guard Iohn Ross Hale, Back Nick Morales, Guard Norris Kempsorz, Enci ,QD wana? +5 '17 'irf' . ' K ins I-Wi' TACKETS LCSE TC A. C. C. Paced by the fleet-footed V. T. Smith, the A. C. C. Wildcats hand- ed the Iackets a 27-7 defeat before their homecoming crowd on Thanksgiving Day. Langford scored the Jackets' lone tally with McClesky converting. Smith ran over two of the Wildcats' six- pointers and passed for another, while Mason was responsible for the other score. Outstanding de- fensive work was exhibited by Scoggins, Langford, Barnett, and McC1eskey. me ' QQ-ffiigi Y -. . -ff : 14-.- 1 av ws'TiQ.j- 1 ggi- M z--if-.5435 .- fi:--.15 1a 'r. ' -' r' . A A :::Qf 2. A . x -' if -if P i' ' , ,Q-'.1?E .Q Q:-235. +1-?55 'e...:ec. ,rw 'Z 1 ' ...gf ff , 1 iz A545312 if -1-5 ' 1 ' S-V 'Hn , 7- e -' MJ 'i - -- - '. - is ,Q LJ- l 2 .- . , -rj TD For Coppin: After Stewart Blocks 5. V 'V 'I ' I 1 w. ff.sfE2f9 frssifw- 'X Kgfgf.. ,. ,JA .Li ii -f , ' Wag' 233' w y .:::i.::i:: - 1 j' 1 ' , nies? .sw 11. . F' 1 4 V if-f VL' ' - 1 , -. We W f- 'EEE 'w Q gmfwff 453521523 ' V MCM UXTY Misses PGY-Dir! Photo by Jimmy McDonu The twelfth man has always been an important part of any college football team, and the spirit exemplified in the stands at basketball games has been a contributing factor in many victories. This spirit has been led by a group of students known as the Yell Leading Staff, and it is this section of the Lasso which has been dedicated to these unsung heroes who poured out their hearts daily for Howard Payne. This group deserves the appreciation and heart-felt gratitude of the student body. They appear above from left to right as Iames DeHay, Gayle Pruitt, Mark Davis, head cheer leader, Ann Self, and Ardell Iacquot. Q -A J -I B 1 Q S NN L ' raw- A X gs Basketball l t:f4fQ.:.J.a Games Played Opponents 45 ..,. Southwest Texas State .... 50 47 .,... Southwest Texas State .,.. 60 47 ......, Lackland Air Base ...,.. 56 48 t...., Lackland Air Base ...... 51 68 . . .Texas Wesleyan College, , . 72 35 . Hardin-Simmons University . .52 56 ..... Brooke Medical Center ..., 68 70 ..... Brooke Medical Center ...,. 73 55 ...,... Lackland Air Base ...... 58 54 ......, Lackland Air Base ,..... 53 55 ,... Brooke Medical Center ...., 50 62 .... Brooke Medical Center ..... 38 48 .,.. Texas Wesleyan Colleqe ..,, 56 60, . .Abilene Christian College. . .62 64 . Hardin-Simmons University H63 'Conference Game. BILL HINTON Coach THE YELLCW lACKET First Row-Langford, Wilson, Whitis, Dozier, Moody, H. Moore. Second How-Coach Hinton, Henry, Sparks, B. Moore, B. Walls, Wall, Manager Barbee. -rv . 'Tl2 ti ' ': 1 1 ..f -LL. . . ' U14 TV iiti . f 'Il - ' 5 x -X I Ian. Ian. Feb Feb. Feb Feb Feb Feb Hx-:RMAN Moons GLEN WHITIS, Captain WELDON Moomf Forward Center Guard CAGERS AND COACH On The Schedule 28-Austin College ......,. Sherman 29-Hardin College . . .Wichita Falls 4'-'Hardin-Simmons . . . .Abilene 8-McMurry .,..,..... Brownwood ll-Austin College .A... Brownwood l9-Hardin College . . Brownwood 22--Southwestern U. . . . Brownwood 25-Abilene Christian ...... Abilene MMclvIurry ..w,. .,,. A bilene Southwestern U. . .Georgetown 'Non-Conference Game. Games Postponed, No Date Sei. Two Points For Herman The Iacket cagers were victims ot the breaks, hard luck, and some good hoopsters in their non- conference, warm-up games. They lost ten of fourteen oi these contests, most by narrow margins. Dropping nine straight games before breaking into the win column, the Howard Payne hardwooders, nevertheless, seemed to catch tire once they began to roll, winning tour of their last five starts in competition outside the conference. The Southwest Texas State Bobcats dropped 'the Iackets two games straight in San Marcos to open the season. In the initial game the Iackets led until the last tour minutes when Whitis, Moody, and Langford fouled out, which crippled the team. The next two games were dropped to the Lackland Air Base. Leading in both battles at hali- time, the Jackets seemed to tire and blew their leads. The dedication of the Coleman gymnasium was the scene of the next Iacket defeat when they met their old rivals, the Hardin-Simmons Cowboys. lt was in a tour-game tour of San Antonio that the laclcets broke the losing streak. After drop- ping two games to Brooke Medical Center and one to Lackland Air Base, they won the sec- ond game from Lackland 54-53. Hitting their stride, H. P. C. gave Brooke two sound shellacings when they came to Brownwood. Then T. W. C. polished off our hoopsters in Ft. Worth, somewhat more impressively this time. For the earlier defeat, Howard Payne recoiled on the Cowboys from Hardin-Simmons in their second game 64-63. The rubber game of the series with the Abilene Baptists is scheduled for February 4. THE WARM-UP TILTS Yniii, Y 1 R gf ' iiiis- J r 1 - 4 30 if sa ' 1 Vg. -' .- N .gf ' A - at i p . zgfviig . 1 . ' - .: A 1 ' W - V' 47 . g r , it t T .. T r , T . - r iw X '-51 ' ' , ' ef- 1- - z L - 4 - - A Q. . .f 'i t A , , .4 I QP. if nw. Q . r .,,' 11 5- - I if . ..7, ' - f 1 . V ,.,.. , . ,V 5 wklk Z ..-,S , L X my Q tm J. . i 4 A 'iff ,L l f ' , ' t ' : , - -t . ' wx ' I , V rl ' -' eflllf' , 37- YS flak: - -v-- , . . T' ' ' Buoorcs Dozizn BILL WILSON AL LANGFORD Forward Guard Guard 1 11 The Hook in Aclion Suspense QM- . V , 'fl , , 2 3 ' AL L 29 A , ,34, ,- , g,j,,,, e it , W ,' ,, I SL A , - - V -i .I pf: ,.:, , jjk x f 5 .4 Q ' a Zi - ,- BA M X 7: ,.,,. ,,,i,g, H-1 I 1 , . Bm. MOORE Center Envm SPARKS Forward CLIFFORD WALL G ucztd it , tm t.. 1 gt3g,y it wx, H tt, ml 0-iii, tt It Mgmt , tt N, kZ1t12'i5iffr,'l'Q s F-Wu. ,t H tt.- W , 2 H we .f 'W rgggflyr ' , fig!! , gf, ,tt -is ra-Si 4:72 1.- HJ.- 'Sgf K sg. '2 was A -im 5 -mv., V L me ,-S13 gm Ei ,Ji ly ' 5 vi - Bm. HENHY Tomms Fosrx-:R BILL WALLS Guard Forward Forward Only one conference game has been played as this publication goes to press. Victims ot fouls which expelled Langford and Whitis from the game, the Iackets dropped a 62-60 decision to A. C. C. The Wildcats' two-time all-conference forward, Dee Nutt, looped in 18 points, but the Iacket captain, Glen Whitis, sank 21 markers before leaving the game. Tl-IE CCNFERENCE RACE With nine more conference battles yet on the list and the Iackets hitting their stride, they could very easily end on the top of the heap. Hamp- ered most of the season by injuries to Whitis, Moore, and Langford, the H. P. C. Hoop- sters now are off the injured list and in position to play their best brand of ball. l l Dozier and A. C. C.'s Nutt Scramble Q Carter Steps To or 20.6 Two-Twenty Coach Shelton has assembled an array of all-around track talent for the '49 sea- son never before seen at Howard Payne. An outstanding season is in prospect despite meets with the tough- est of competition on the season bill. TRACK Border Olympics Laredo March 12 Southwestern Recreational Meete March l9 March 23 March 26 .April 2 ,April 9 .April 15 ,April 23 .April 30 rMay 5 . May l 4 CINDER MEN 48 Texas Conference Champs Front Row Adurldell Manager Harlsheld Smith Carmichael Swanner Duran, lay. Standing Wnght Coach Carter Lacey Pate Rambo Iolley Wood Nixon Shelton Head Track Coach. A -,r- ll 2 . l 4 l i EUGENE CARTER EDWIN NIKON los Woon GILBERT DURAN Dashes and Relays Pole Vault Distance Dashes and Relays CCNFERENCE CRC W N Since this publication goes to press before any track meet for the current year is held, it seems advisable to report on the season of last year. During the 1948 season the Yellow Jackets kept the good name they have held on the Cinder paths for many years. Coach Shelton's boys climaxed the most successful track season for Howard Payne since the war with the Texas Conference crown. Howard Payne and A. C. C. were neck and neck throughout the meet, but the Iackets won the mile relay, the final event, to take top honors 54 V2 points to 53 for the Wildcats. The most brilliant performance of the day was Carter's 220-yard dash in 20.6 seconds, three-tenths slower than the world's record. To make almost a clean 'sweep of this event, Carmichael placed second and Duran third. In the 100-yard dash Carmichael took second and Carter third. Duran won first in the 440-yard dash. ln the 880-yard run Swanner came in second and Pate fourth. The other distance run, the mile, saw Wood come in first and Iolley fourth. Nixon cleared l2'6 for a first in the pole vault while Lacey tied for third. White took a second in both the discus and shot. Second place in the high hurdles fell to lay, and Hartsfield placed fourth in the lows. In the relays, besides the winning mile relay, the Iackets zoomed in second in the 440-yard relay. ln earlier meets H. P. C. never failed to make a good showing. At the Border Olympics in Laredo they placed fourth as a team. There were two individual firsts: Carter in the 220 and White in the shot put. These two also picked up fourths in the 100 and discus, respectively. Pate followed lolley for a third and fourth in the mile. Fourth place in the 220 fell to Duran, while the 440-yard relay team tied for fourth with East Texas. l ' N- 'A TWD ' D , T' W 'W' D -- 'Q-Q R. ,:a2g,,g,1.cf' '- 3 ' ' - - L -. -1-ff ygjw 1- xg, K , w -- ' N ' M ' ,- .nga 2 , ll l f H u f M 1, 1-1: H H Wemi,1,,. H www u va wx X u M451 WL? Wu Mu! Viagggbygfsp ,J T 1 , Y . l HOUSTON IOLLEY BILL WHITE los SWANNER WAYNE Connzmus Distance Discus and Shot Put Distance Broad and High I umps 4 LULCKETS PLACE HIGH W' ifAl5A:w5 , ,gjgfxvvfwl Q ww' S STEAM 2. CHARLEY WHITE W. C. BURNS TOM VALUES DCNALD IAY Hurdles cmd Relays 440 cmd Relays 440 and Relays Hurdles - x ' - 1 tl ' l ' A nf.-. .4 ' . , A JIM RAGAIN CORDELL BROWN LESLIE FAMBHOUGH WAYNE PHELAN Dashes, Relays and Broad jump Broad and High lump Distance 440 and Relays Showing improvement as a team, the lacket thinly-clads placed third behind North Texas and Southwest Texas at the Southwestern Recreational Meet in Ft. Worth. First in the mile was won by Iolley with Pate finishing iourth. Carter took second and Carmichael fourth in the 220. Carter also placed second in the century. A tourth position went to Cornelius in both the high jump and 'half mile. Nixon cleared the bar for second in the pole vault. White's tosses were good for a second in the discus and fourth in the shot, while Duran sped home to a second in the 440. The Iackets 440-yard relay team placed third. The Texas Relays at Austin saw the Stingers take a second in the 880-yard relay and a fourth in the tour-mile relay. I In the triangle meet with North Texas and T. C. U., H. P. C. finished second behind North Texas. Four first places were registered by the lacket cinder-men: Carmichael in the 100- yard dash, Cornelius in the halt mile, Pate in the mile, and White in the shot. At Lawrence, Kansas, in the Kansas Relays, there was a showing by the Jackets that bolster- ed their national prestige. They took seconds in both the two mile relay and distance medley, then capped it oft with iourths in the 880-yard relay and the mile relay. ln their second triangle meet Howard Payne again placed second, this time behind Southwest Texas and ahead oi Trinity U. Again four first places went to the lackets: Carmichael in the 100, Carter in the 220, Wood in the mile, and Swanner in the half. W I ,,-- . - S A , w 553152 WV' , H.. , Qli All F ELVIN SPARKS ZANEY GILBERT HAROLD SMITH FERRELL HALL Hurdles 440 and Relays High lump and 440 Dashes and Relays CDU TLCDCDK CDN CINDER A 'L ., L' 'T ff? 1 H ,M Q 'J' N31 , , 1: ,. HAYDEN FIELDS LEO LACEY BILL HARTSFIELD LEROY COPPIC Dashes and Relays Pole Vault Hurdles 440 cmd Relc1YS Wood Wins Conierence Mile Cornelius, First, Swanner, Third in 880 Run Against North Texas and T. C. U. IS PCR GREAT '49 TEAM With fourteen lettermen leading the pack- of highly talented newcomers, Howard Payne might Well have the greatest all-around team in its history in '49. Returning lettermen include Car- ter, Iolley, Wood, Nixon, Swanner, Cor- nelius, Duran, B. White, Valdes, lay, Hartsfield, and Lacey from last year's conference champs, and Brown and Gilbert who lettered in other years. Among the more promising freshmen and transfers are C. White, Burns, Ra- gain, Fambrough, Phelan, Sparks, Hall, and Fields. Smith and Coppic from last year's squad show promise. Eleven meets have been tentatively scheduled, all against the best competition. An- other duel between A. C. C. and the Iackets is due in May. Nixon Clears Bar For First In Conference Standing-Leslie Fambrouqh, Donald lay, David Pauley, Wayne Phelan, Ray Holder, Don Ankrum . . . Seated-Bill Hamrick, Coach and Trainer. BOXTNG AT HPC Howard Payne had its tirst organized, coach- ed, and trained boxing team this year. Under the leadership and direction of Bill Hamrick, the Iacket sluggers trained for several weeks in preparation for the annual Regional Gold- en Gloves Tournament in Brownwood. This work was well rewarded, tor in the list ol champions appear the names of tive H.P.C. leather-slingers. Donald lay was victorious in the open heavyweight division. Winning the open middleweight crown was Wayne Phelan. The novice light-heavyweight sec- tion saw two members of the Howard Payne team battling in the finals. Iohn Scott Mar- tin, who had a TKO to his credit in an earlier fight, dropped a decision to his teammate, David Pauley. Another Jacket, Ray Holder, won the novice Welterweight division and had a knockout chalked up to him in an earlier bout. The fifth champ from H. P. C. was Aureliano Ortiz who was declared no- vice heavyweight winner after there were no other entries. Howard Payne had a total ot eleven victories to five defeats in the tourna- ment. Two of these defeats were irom the hands of other Iackets. Other members of the lacket boxing team who fought in the Regional Golden Gloves were Robin Guess, Ierry Hamrick, Leslie Fambrough, and Don Ankrum. Donald lay and Wayne Phelan, winners in open di- visions, are eligible for the state tournament at Ft. Worth. MENS INTRAMURI-XL SPCRTS Organized intramural sports for the men of Howard Payne is a comparatively new phase of the athletic set-up on the campus. Begun during the 1947 basketball season un- der the sponsorship and auspices of the Stu- dent Council, it has grown to include not only basketball but also touch football, volleyball, bowling, ping pong, and Weight lifting. Still sponsored by the Student Council, it is under the very able directorship oi C. B. Barbee. The purpose of these activities is to promote recreation and the building of bodies and character. The touch football tournament was especially heated this past season and drew favorable interest from the student body. The Has- Beensf' who went through an undefeated season in 1947, were defending their title against several strong aggregations. The season ended in a tie between the Has Beens and the Temple-Tenders. lt was decided by Mr. Barbee to have a play-oft Has-Beens Wolf Pack game with the Temple-Tenders grabbing the crown from the defenders. The basketball tournament is underway but with numerous games left to be played. The Wolf-Pack, last year's champions, are back defending their title and seem as strong as ever. However, they are being seriously challenged by the Temple-Tenders and other teams, and the season should end in a photo finish. Howard Payne received national distinction and recognition last year through its volley- ball team. ln the International Volleyball Re- view's national volleyball ratings of colleges and universities, Howard Payne was ranked eleventh in the nation. In the Southwestern Open Tournament held at Dallas the team won five consecutive victories over strong opponents. Cln the pictures below several of the members of the l-las-Beens and Wolf Pack teams are absent? Temple Tenders Volley Ball Team t r GOLF ln the conference golf meet last year Howard Payne's linksmen, as a team, won a tie for second place with Hardin College. Paul Huntington, ace Iacket of the links, was runner-up in individual honors at the meet, losing l-up on the 18th. Of last year's team of Huntington, Meeks, Dillard, Latham, and Cottle, Huntington and Latham return for competition this year. Several members of the Iacket squad entered competition outside the conference. At the Brown- wood Country Club Annual Golf Tournament, Huntington won the consolation of the champ- ionship flight. Competing in the same tournament, lohn Meeks was runner-up in the second flight, Harold Smith was victorious in the fourth flight: and Iimmie Newbury took away the first prize in the fifth flight. Prospects are bright this year for a winning team. Besides Huntington and Latham, outstand- ing prospective team members are Iimmie Newbury, Matias Rodriguez, Elias Rodriquez, Wil- liam Kemp, and Bud Woodruff. ' -5 ' lla L , V -, ' '. f y ., , 1 ' 1. ,, jf ,.s'vg '.J ' 1--- - ' X -1 ' ' .1 4- . '- '- 1 .. 't .39-gl -2 1 H 1 'i I' 2 N'-f 1 5- 11 .--.. , .,-,,- pei. i. - ,V , .- - -Nh., . . Mir- ,. .eq , 1. ' ly N 4. ' ' ' t WV- ' -775: ' 'I -'-I -'5wfmg'..-3 'l .AH--9, - . 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They are the governing body cmd represent the school in all student affairs. Some of their main programs are intramurals and allfschool social functions. La XR Pl KAPPA DELTA An interest in speech and speech arts are the requirements for entrance into this organiza- tion. Last Spring they sent teams to Speech and Debate contests all over Texas and the sur- roundinq states. It has been difficult qoinq this year as their sponsor has transferred and they have been unable to find another one. The Debate Team is pictured below-I. B. Fowler, Guy Ford, lohnny Enqlernan and Forest Conklin. ALPHA CHI Scholarship is the basis for membership in Alpha Chi: only the top ten per cent of the junior and senior classes are eligible. Io ARVIN . . TRUDIE WILCOX . NANCY STRALEY . . DORIS HARPER . . JEAN HACK .... DR. CLEO MCCHRISTY C. V. AMBROSE ERNEST ATKINSON Io ARVIN ELLIOT BROWDER JOSEPH BUGKNER HELEN CARMICHAEL IIMMIE CARMICHAEL WENONA CONLEY GENE DUKE RAY ELLIS WORTH FULLINGIN HENRY GARBER President . . Vice-President Secretary . Assistant Secretary DORIS GARRETT MRS. B. H. GRAY IEAN HACK BOWLING HITT DoRIs HARPER DOROTHY HUTTER ZACHIE KNOX MAURICE IAMES NELL MATTHEWS IEAN MUSICK EMILY NAIL I. W. OlNEAL Treasurer Sponsor Io ARVIN President MRS. I. W. OINEAL RICHARD PEAcocIc ROBERT PLACK ToM SMALL ROBERT STAPP EDWARD STEWART IAMES STRALEY MARTIN YOUNG TUCKER TRUDIE WILCOX BEVERLY WILsoN E. R. WOODRUFF B. B. WRIGHT f 'gs-11 N E. F. LEWIS . . BOBBIE THOMPSON BOWLING HITT . VERNELLI-3 GREELE I. N. WILLIAMS President I. N. WILLIAMS . F. T. A. The Frances Lewis Merritt Chapter ot the Future Teachers' Association is open to all who are interested in the teaching profession and its activities. . President Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer . Reporter Back How-Charles Miller, E. F. Lewis, Bowling Hitt, I. N. Williams, Mr. Griffin, Arnett Weeks, Carlos Carter, La Verne Sanders, La Verne Keese, Doris Moeller, Evelyn Chennault. Third How-Eunice Ramon, Iimmie Miller, Mrs. Tilman Hull, Mary Smith, Bobbie Thompson, Vernelle Greele, Beverly Wilson, Patsy Landry. Second How-Eddie lone Ham, Anna D. Norman, Bula Mae Lewis, Heitha Thomas, Kit Cum- mins, Io Arvin. Front Row-Worth Fullinqim, Clyde Payne, Leo Lacey, lsaac Hernandez, Eugene Carter. 1 ALPHA RHCD TAU Alpha Rho Tau, the Art Club, has qrown rapidly in the two years ot its existence. Members are required to have taken or to be taking an art course. Several exhibitions have been spon- sored by this club, one of which was an all-student show. ZACHIE KNOX . . . . . President PAUL SMITH . . Vice-President , EDDIE HAM . . . . Secretary ZACHIE KNOX HENRY ZURoBsKr . . Treasurer president JOE SWAN ........ .... R eporter Bozo DAVIS ........ . Sergeant-at-Arms CHARLES AND MAURENE STEWART . . . . Sponsors Back Row-Charles Stewart, Maurene Stewart, Vonnette Locks, Henry Zurobslci, Patsy Lan dry, Arnett Weeks, Ardeil Iacquot, Ed Webb, Ioan Bettis, Doris Moeller, Bozo Davis, lim mie Miller, La Verne Keese, Dorothy White . . . Seated How-Nina Barbee, M'lea Hen derson, Eddie Ham, Kit Cummings, Reitha Thomas, La Verne Sanders, Wayne Crawford Tommie Perry . . . Seated on Floor--Paul Smith, Marilyn Miller, Zachie Knox. Af, I, , ,c-:? T7?Ffi,4,4: ,qi ,E A ff: lACKET CCD-EDS Io ARVIN .... . . President HESTERMAE WALKER . . Vice-President ANN SELF ..... . Secretary PATSY LANDRY .... . Treasurer Miss FRANCES MERRITT . . . Sponsor Miss AGNES GARNER . . . Sponsor Io ARVIN pfesjden, Mas. FELTON WRIGHT . . Sponsor A booster club for all athletics, the Co-Eds sell programs and favors at the football games to pay lor their annual banquet honoring the football boys and H-Club members. Back Bow-Bidclie Wilson, Gayle Pruitt, Evell Bailey, Vernelle Greele, Bobbie French, Mar- vel Kendall, Bobbie Morrow, Betty Howard, Novella Bailey . . . Middle Row-Tommie Perry, Billie Io Elgin, Barbara Cafiey, Iody Long, Beverly Wilson, Io Ann Wolfe, Neta Faye Dillon, Treva Oglesby, Mary Ruth Liqon, Billye Faye Wheeler . . . Front Row-Dot Sanders, Zachie Knox, Paula Gee, Iohnny Shaw, Ann Sell, Io Arvin, Patsy Landry, Iune Gill, M'lea Henderson, Kit Cummings. IOE BAILEY SWANNER . . . President ED NIXON .... . Vice-President PRESTON MCCLESKY . . Secretary ARNETT WEEKS . . . . Treasurer BILL HAMRICK ......... . Sergeant-at-Arms COACHES WRIGHT, HINTON, WILLIAMS . . . Sponsors ICE SWANNER President This club is composed of those men who have earned letters in major sports - football, basketball, truck. FRANK BARNETT IERREL RICE ED NIXON IACK BROWNING BROOKS DOZIER W AYNE CQRNELIUS CHARLES OLSON TOM VALDES LEO LACEY GEORGE MCCORSTIN GLENN WHITIS GILBERT DURAN EARL PEELER HERMAN MOORE ISAAC PATE BOB WRIGHT WELDON MOODY PRESTON MOCLESKY IOE WOOD BILL WHITE BILL HAMRICK H. A. IOLLY ARNETT WEEKS CAMERON BYLER IAY WILLIAMS AL LANGEORD EUGENE CARTER DONALD JAY BILL HARTSFIELD BILL SCOGGINS MARCINE COTTLE IOE BAILEY SWANNER GIRLS' DGRMITGRY CGUNCIL BONNIE SCHWARTZ . . , , Pfesjdenf ELOUISE ROBERTS . . Vice-President BILLY PAYE WHEELER . , Secfefgfy Lois ROBERTS . . . . Reporter fr Composed of representatives Ot each ot the tour classes and two representatives of each floor elected by the girls, this is the executive body for all social functions ot the qirls' dormitory. Pictured above grouped around their sponsor, Dean Dorothy Cox, are Wanda Patterson, Vera Bain, Bonnie Schwartz, Elouise Roberts, Lois Roberts, Billy Faye Wheeler, Paula Gee and Gayle Pruitt. BUYS' DQRMITCRY CCUNCU. PRESTON MCCLESKY . . . . President CHARLIE MILLER . . . . Vice-President LEO LACEY . . . . Secretary-Treasurer DEAN GORDON TAYLOR . . . . . Sponsor' The Boys' Dormitory Council consists ot tour floor directors appointed by Decm Taylor and four elected floor representatives. They carry on the social activities for the boys' dormitory. Standing-E. F. Lewis, Bynum Akin, Arnett Weeks, Ioe Swanner, Berle Cavin . . . Seated- Bob Jones, Dean Taylor, Charlie Miller, Leo Lacey, Preston McClesky. 1 DCDRMITCDRY Y. W. A. FRANCES SMITH . . , , Pfesjdenf WANDA SCHWARTZ . . , Vjcepfegjdenf l UANITA PAYNE . .... Secretary KIT CUMMINGS . . . . Program Chairman LA VERNE SANDERS . . .... Reporter Back Row-Eunice Ramon, Gayle Pruitt, Doris Harper, fohnnie Ash, Lois Roberts, Betty Howard, Dorothy White, Marvel Kendall, Doris Moeller, Ieanne Mitchell, Wanda Patter- son, Anna D. Norman, Pearl Shuifield, Ola Mae Cowart, Myrtle Rice . . Middle Row- lone Wood, Ianie Poppell, Iuanita Payne, La Verne Sanders, Frances Smith, Kit Cum- mings, Wanda Schwartz, Laura Io Hiqsby, Dorothy Sommerkamp . . .Front How-Eula Mae Lewis, Peggy Io Lewis, Marjorie Brooks, M'lea Henderson, Melita Williams, Wanda Van Stone, Edith Ham, Neta Faye Dillon, Dot Sanders. 5, , wx l I- b. , K SPANISH CLUB GEORGE SAENZ. . . . ISAAC HERNANDEZ . PETE CERVANTES . EUNICE RAMON . MYRTLE RICE . . TRUDIE WILCOX . ORPA MIRELES ...... Mas. WEAVER AND MRS. TORRES , ,Q --,eh , . . President . First Vice-President . . Second Vice-President . Program Chairman . . Secretary . Treasurer . Pianist . Sponsors G Q '21 The Spanish Club is designed to promote an interest in Spanish and in countries. Standing-Trudie Wilcox, Orta Mireles, Myrtle Rice, Isaac Hernandez Cervantes, Eunice Ramon, Mario Grimaldo, Mrs. Ed Atkinson, Mrs. Ed Atkinson, lrene Zorria, Alicia Cortez, Carlos Hernandez, Naomi gen, Oscar Homo. the Spanish-speaking George Saenz, Pete Weaver . . . Seated- Zorria, Armando Vir- VCDLUNTEER MISSICDN BAND T. H. HARDING . . , , President MRS. BILL THORNTON . . , Vice-.President POLLY COX .... .... S ecretary TOM SMALL . . . Executive Director While preparing themselves for the mission tield, the members of this club try to promote an interest in missions and Work in nearby missions. Back Row-Alfred Chong, Bill Thornton, Gene Burrows, Dorothy White, Gene Tomlin, Billy Teston, Bobby Haun, Milton Leach, Mario Grimaldo . . . Fourth How-Wynon Holmes, Mary Ingram, Wanda Patterson, Bose Mary Cronin, Leland Turner, Kenneth Cody, Darrell Tapley, Ed Atkinson . . . Third Bow-lanie Poppell, Myrtle Rice, Lois Williams, Pearl Shuifielcl, Mrs. Milton Leach, Fredalene Tapley, Mrs. Bd Atkinson . . . Second ROW- Dorothy Sommerlcamp, Sarah Grant, Betty Montgomery, Alicia Cortez, Eileen House Front Row-Mrs. Bill Thornton, T. H. Harding, Tom Small, Polly Cox. LIEE SERVICE BAND ED WELCH , . . . . President FRANCES SMITH . . . Vice-President BECKY PARR . . .... Secretary JOE SMITH . . . Extension Director DORIS HARPER . . . . Librarian DR. TIDWELL . . Sponsor This orgcmization is for all students who are Interested in doing the will of God. Back Bow-I. B. Fowler, Charlie Beat, Ray Campbell, Kenneth Cody, Stuart Allison, Raymond Moores, lra Goodlet, Cecil Baker, Bill Arnold, Bill Hogue, Gene Tomlin, Byron Allen, Bur- tis Hollis, Don lames, Ted Boya, Ferris Akin, Hoppy Hopkins, Robin Guess, Lois Williams. Fourth Row-Ardell Iacquot, Clarence Powell, Vera Bain, Betty Howard, LaVerne Sanders, Imogene Gray, Dorothy Mfhite, Helen Crenshaw, Billy Teston, Anna D. Norman, Busty Nail, Marjorie Brooks, Charles Lamb, Gene Burrows, T. H. Harding, Wanda Patterson Third Bow-Allred Chong, Betty Montgomery, Pearl Sh uffield, Melita Williams, Polly Cox, Sarah Grant, Myrtle Rice, fanie Poppell, Mario Grimaldo, Bill O'Brien, Laura Io Rigsby, Lois Roberts, Iohnny Ash, Norma Brumley, Bill Smith, Bobby Haun . . . Second Bow- Peggy Lewis, Patsy Heath, Eula Mae Lewis, fo Rutherford, luanita Payne, Alicia Cortez, Mary Ingram, Eunice Ramon, Wanda Van Stone, Ola Mae Cowart, Billie Williams, Doro- thy Sommerkamp, Eileen House, Warren Norris . . . Front Bow-Ioe Smith, Becky Parr, Doris Harper, Frances Smith, Ed Welch. B. S. U. CCDUNCIL Made up of representatives of the various religious groups on the campus, the B. S. U. correlates their activities and endeavors to link the student to the church. RUSTY NAIL . ...... President SAM TULLOCI-I . . Enlistment Vice-President DORIS HARPER . . . Social Vice-President ARIJELL IACQUOT . Devotional Vice-President BURTIS HOLLIS . Stewardship Vice-President SARAH GRANT ....... Secretary RAY ELLIS . . . . Music Director G1-:NE TOMLIN . . . Publicity Chairman :L 5 . L i k . ALFRED CHONG- --Unit Organizations Chairman WANDA MASSEY . . . Mission Chairman WANDA SCHWARTZ . . Program Chairman BILL HOGUE . Evangelistic Representative FRANCES SMITH . Representative from Y.W.A. WANDA PATTERSON . Representative from Volunteer Mission Band MINISTERS' WIVES AUXILIARY MRS ROBERT STAPP . . President MRS GARBER . . . Vice-President MRS. FOREHAND . . .... Secretary MRS. C. R. SIMPSON Devotional Chairman MHS. D. D. TIDWELL . . . . Counselor Standing-Mrs. R. Coolcsey, Mrs. Brice Sandlin, Mrs. Buddy Walker, Mrs. David Hunt, Mrs M. H. Maddox, Mrs. Richard Sappinqton, Mrs. S. L. Yielding, Mrs. Iohn Yielding, Mrs. Walter Light, Mrs. james Bennett, Mrs. Curtis Simpson, Mrs. W. T. Lancaster, Mrs. Roger Rogers . . . Seated-Mrs. Iudson Barriwell, Mrs. Harry Vardeman, Mrs. T. P. Patterson, Mrs. Sam Tulloclc, Mrs. C. R. Simpson, Mrs. Robert Stapp, Mrs. D. D. Tidwell, Mrs. Ken- neth Forehand, Mrs. Iohn Lance, Mrs. Maurice Iarnes, Mrs. B. H. Kendrick, Mrs. W. W. Davis. WANDA BARBER . . . President BOBBIE MCDONALD . Vice--President IEAN MUSICK . . . Secretary MARVEL KENDALL . , Treasurer AGNES GARNER . . . Sponsor 1' we K? The Women's Recreational Association, recently formed on our campus, is trying to build up interest in recreational activities and provide facilities for all kinds of sports. Baclc Row-Agnes Garner, lone Wood, Billie lo Elgin, Lois Roberts, Kit Cummings, Billie La- verne Teston, Gayle Pruitt, Elaine Vandergriff, Billye Faye Wheeler, Hazel Dean Hibbert. Middle How-Marvel Kendall, Bobbie McDonald, Wanda Barbee, lean Musick, Lillie Simpson . . . Front Row-Eula Mae Lewis, Eunice Ramon, Peggy Io Lewis, Betty Mont- gomery. 13. s. U. cuom This group of singers is under the direction of Iirnmy Franklin, a student him- self, and is not connected with the Music Department in any Way. ' full cv 'mr 156' Back Row-Boyce Burrows, Bill O'Brien, Iack Kehler, Charlie Beat, Young Tucker, Gene Bur- rows, Ardell facquot, limmy Franklin . . .Fourth Row-Dorothy Begle, lmogene Gray, foe Smith, Ladson Worley, Maple Avery, I. E. Hopkins, lva Io lohnson . . . Third Row-Dora thy Sommerkamp, Mrs. Young Tucker, Melita Williams, Anna Phillips, Betty Montgomery, Wanda Van Stone, Betty Iane Howard, Norma Brumby . . . Second Row-Winon Holmes, Rusty Nail, Dorothy White, Marilyn Seymour, Marjorie Brooks, Mary Smith, lo Rutherford, Myrtle Rice . . . Front Row-Elouise Roberts, Dorothy Leach, Peggy Lewis, Nina Barbee, Iuanita Payne, Helen Gibbs, Eula Mae Lewis, Johnnie Ash, Janie Iordan, Becky Parr. CURTAIN CLUB l. K. SINGER . . . . . . President BETTY BILLINGSLEY . . , Vice-Pfegjdenf BILLIE WILLIAMS . . . . Secretary WALTER LIGHT . , Treasurer RUSTY NAIL . . Reporter MRS. HARGROVE . . , Sponsor Reorganized this year, the Curtain Club has produced three one-act plays and sponsored a monologist and a make-up clinic. Anyone who is interested in drama can become a member. Standing-Mrs. Hargrove, Lawrence Walker, Walter Light, Walter Rose, Marvel Kendall, Bill Arnold, I. K. Singer, Ioe Smith, Bill Hogue, Iiznmie Miller, Betty Wilson . . . Seated on Couch-Marilyn Miller, Novella Bailey, Betty Billingsley, Petey Woodward, Evell Bailey, lnez Kilburn, Billie Williams, Billie Io Elgin, Wanda Massey . Seated on Floor-Max Hulse, Ardell Iacquot, Velma Walker, Rosalind Beene. UBB!-XNITES The Urbanite Club is composed of girls whose permanent residence is in Brownwood and is a social club designed to bring closer relationships between the town girls and the dormitory girls. Their president is Novella Bailey. 4: 'r -'fa 5535413 Standing-Maxine Wiley, Mary Ann Wall, Pat White, Trudie Wilcox, Io Arvin, Margie Rob- bins, Betty Ballard, Delores Stringer, Wynon Holmes . . . Second Row-Peggy Marx, Io Ann Wolfe, Vernelle Greele, Novella Bailey, Treva Oglesby, Iohnnie Shaw, Barbara Caliey, Iune Gill . . . Front Row-Marie Haynie, Mojie Lowery, Evell Bailey. MINISTERIAT. CCU N Cll . HENRY GARBER . . . . President Ion K. SMITH . . . , Vice-President CARL MATTHEWS . . . Secretary FERRIS AKINS . . . Treasurer The Ministerial Council is an organization made up of those men who are planning to enter the ministry. Back Row--Kenneth Forehand, james Bennett, Charles Conley, Gene Tomlin, Tom Small, Bynum Akin, W. W. Davis, Chester Davidson, Charles Lamb, Paris A. Barton, Bobby Haun . . . Fourth Row-Iohn Yielding, Arthur Clodielder, Ioe Smith, Bill Hague, Bob Latham, George McDonald, Burtis Hollis, W. T. Lancaster, Ralph Simpson, Alfred Chong. Third Row-Bob Coolcsey, Maurice Iarnes, Bob Stapp, Bill Smith, S. L. Yielding, George Saenz, Oscar Romo, Walter Light . . . Se'cond Row-Ed Atkinson, I. C. Burnham, Ray- mond Moores, I. B. Fowler, Roger Rogers, Ray Campbell . . . First Row-E. C. Garber, Iohn Lance, Ellis Turner, Warren Norris, Richard Sappington. .P Y. A-AX F 312 ,X . 4. W , r y A ' ,. V ' ' 4'l,'LN.' t L , st A I f' -X I U li 'in nw X ' ttf f E N 2, 6, 'Wt Pictured above is the newest musical group on the campus, the Women's Glee Club. Mr. Fransee is the director and the members are: Betty Griiiin, Virginia Albertson, Wanda Orrick, Mrs. Ernest Atkinson, Iimrnie Miller, Betty Montgomery, Myrtle Bice, Beitha Thomas, Dorothy White, Frances Smith, Bonnie Rae Yielding, Mrs. Sam Tullock, Eva Burkett, lone Woods, LaVerne Sanders, Doris Moeller, Phoebe Pederson, Mrs. S. L. Yielding and Bea Combs, ac- companist. This is but another milestone oi progress in our large and rapidly growing music department. 1:17-.1 I D n . w- .' . rr X . ll I W U 5? f N Music i I-ICDWARD PAYNE BAND l The Band plays at all pep rallies, foot- ball qames, and leads street parades besides giving several formal concerts CHESTER PARKS and conductmq band clinics. Dhecfor BILL NEIMAN Band Members I Drum Major TOMMY SAVAGE VELMA WALKER AARON MILLER EARLE SCHEFE MARY RUTH LIGON ROYCE BURROWS BILL Ross WAYNE CRAWFORD IAMES MALLOW ROSCOE BROWN BILL N IEMAN B. G. IOYNER PEGGY MARX l IAMES GILL CHARLES ALFORD, IR. IAMES BROADUS ICE CERVENKA IRA GOODLET IESSE TEAGUE IUNE GILL CARVEL MILLS LAVONNE LINDBERG PRESTON CAWYER DAVID HENRIQUE CHARLES ALFORD VERSHEL SMITH EDDIE HAM MARY SUE BOHANON ZACHIE KNOX BILLIE PAYE WHEELER Mojorettes-Mary Sue Bohanon, Thomosine Perry, Corczlyn Raye HOWARD PAYNE BAND CRCHESTRA This is the first year of organization for the all-school orchestra and it is a promising addition to the music department. A , VIOLINSW4 GABRIEL FRANSEE CHESTER PARKS CLYDE MAIORS VERNE ELLIS BETTY GRIFFIN BRCKY PARR Io RUTHEHFORD PATSY MAY uv 5 1,1 FREDERICK THIEBAUD, Director CLARINETS- VERSHEL SMITH ' JAMES MALLOW BASS CLARINET- EDDIE HAM sAXoPHoNE- EARLE SCHEFI-' FLUTE- DAVID HENRIQUE OBOE- DOROTHY LEACH ivfm C it it twiki FRENCH HORN- PEGGY MARX CORN ET- LEROY BLRRICRR KNUTE KNUTSON BARITONE- BILL Ross BASS HORN-- IOHN CHANEY PIANIST- REGINA BROOKS A CAPELLA Cl-ICIR IIM DELMAR . . . . President CLIFF PEDERSON . . . Vice-President MARILYN SEYMOUR . . . Secretary RUDY HERNANDEZ . . . Properties WOODROW WALL . . . Director The A Capella Choir, under the direction ot Woodrow Wall, will take a two-week tour ot West Texas in the Spring and have planned several other short trips to give concerts. Back Row-Leroi Birdsonq, Don lones, Bob Milam, lim Delmar, Mark Davis, Merrill Luman, Leonard Penny . . . Third Row-Rudy Hernandez, Raymond Moores, Milton Shirley, ferry ' Dratch, Cliff Pederson, lra Goodlet, foe Smith, Bill Langston . . . Second Row-Gayle Pruitt, Rusty Nail, Frances Dennis, Bobbie French, Phoebe Pederson, Betty lo Knight, Thomasine Perry, Mary Sue Bohannon, Betty Lou Wilson, Marilyn Seymour , . . Front ROW-Mary Edith Lloyd, M'lea Henderson, Elouise Roberts, Betty Montgomery, Dot Sanders, Iune Ricard, Frances Smith, La Verne Sylces,Biddie Wilson. ORATORIO CHORUS SOLOISTS ROBERT MILAM . . .... . Tenor MRS. C. D. PEDERSON . . . . Soprano MARILYN SEYMOUR . . Mezzo-Soprano GABRIEL FRANSEE . . . . Baritone Tenors-George Allman, Carl Arnspiqer, Cecil Baker, Leroi Birdsonq, Ted Boya, W. I. Cadenhead, Bill Connell, Luther Dillard, Elder Carl, Ioe Ford, Muerner Harvey, I. H. Hendrix, Burtis Hollis, Don Iones, Lee Lamkin, Wiley Lee, Robert Milam, Raymond Moores, W. R. Rudd, Milton Shirley, L. N. Tarrant, Loren Williams, O. E. Winebrenner. Sopranos--Virginia Albertson, Mrs. Carl Arnspiger, Betty lane Bell, Mrs. Harley Black, Mary Sue Bohanon, Regina Brocks, Eva Burkett, Mrs. David Camp, Bernay Cash, Gerrileny Childress, Mrs. james Delmar, Mrs. Homer Denman, Mrs. Ioe Ford, Mrs. Ed Franke, Mrs. Gabriel Fransee, Mrs. G. B. Hayes, Mrs. I. C. lrwin, Mrs. I. C. Lee, Mrs. Clyde Majors, Dorothy Miller, Mrs. Roxie Nichols, Mrs. lohn Nolan, Iuanita Payne, Mrs. C. D. Pedersen, Iune Rickard, Mrs. Howard Scott, Ann Sell, Marilyn Seymour, Mrs. M. D. Shirley, Mrs. Firman Smith, Mrs, Emma M. Spencer, De Loris Stringer. Contraltos-Nancy Barnes, Marjorie Brooks, Jeanette Cadenhead, Mrs. W. I. Cadenhead, Bettye Coffee, Annie B. Combs, jamie Cox, Frances Dennis, Tylene Duncan, Mrs. C. L. Faulkenberg, Mrs. O. T. larvis, Mrs, Maurice Iames, Mrs. Charles Keeler, Martha Kemp, Mrs. W. S. Kemp, Inez Kilburn, Patsy Landry, Olivia Music, Treva Oglesby, Gayle Pruitt, Virginia Reynolds, Elouise Roberts, Nelda Rogers, Mrs. H. Spencer, Barbara Stewart, Clotile Thompson, Mrs. H. Thompson, Billie Williams, Mileta Williams. Basses-Oscar Barrow, James Bennett, Ioe Busby, Lamoin Champ, Mark Davis, Iames Delmar, ferry Dratch, Fred Emiinqer, Iohn E. Hill, Tilman Hull, O. C, larvis, Bob lones, Charles Keeler, Bill Langston, Merrill Luman, Clyde Majors, George Murry, Clill Pedersen, L. S. Penney, Tom Posey, S, A. Seward, Ioe Smith, lr., Paul Smith, Robert Stapp, Darwin Welch, Clyde Vinson. if '1- Z' fag 'Q- This group of staff members and reporters on the colleqe paper are pictured above in the Yellow lacket office. They are: Ed Palmer, Earle Schell, Ardell lacquot, Bowling Hitt, Ed l-laynie, Cam Shields, Billie Williams, Lois Williams, Bohbye Bennett, Ruth Maxtield and Petey Woodward, W 1 . PRESS and PUsL1cAT1oNS Always realizing that the Work we put into this book would be in the nature ot a reference book for our students in the future, We tried to give a real cross- section of life on this campus. There is no doubt that the students on this staff are earnest, sincere workers and everyone ot them deserves praise tor a job Well executed. There are several who worked who went way above and beyond the call ot duty and I would like to take this public Way ot thanking them-Billye Faye, Eddie, Iacquot, Bowling and Charlie Olson, whose picture does not appear on these pages but who did a time job as snapshot editor. ZACHIE KNOX. Tl-IE LASSCD 2 Bowling Hitt, Sports Editor, and his assistant, B. G. Ioiner, talking things over . . . Billye Faye Wheeler, Club Editor, and Kit Cummings, Faculty Editor, comparing notes . . . Gus Hayworth, Business Manager, and his Assistant Business Manager, look over ads tor the book. STAFF Patsy Landry, Assistant Edi- tor, and Zachie Knox, Editor, marking check lists for the copy . . Billye Faye, Ardell lacquot, Activities Editor, and Zachie discuss the fine points of a photograph . . . Hester- mae Walker, Senior Class Editor, identifies them as Zachie types . . . Three class editors in consultation - Marylea Henderson, Sopho- moresf Eddie Ham, Iuniors, and Bobbie French, Fresh- men. v H rift-3 '.,.. Q, 1, 1.55 I 1 ' , f ,X ,g . af .4i.' f -fe-1 7, ff , J 4 WX ..--K Am -..-1-LQ , , ,, X-ff' ,-s L It? t-Agfa? : 2329 ,L f, .f P5 iw -7 ' iq J, ' . ,-'4 - ,I 1 , U ,- 's YELLCDW CAM SHIELDS . ED PALMER . . BOWLING Hirr . . ED I-IAYNIE . . . MARYLEA HENDERSON Lois ROBERTS . . BILLIE WILLIAMS . . EUSTY NAIL . . RUTH MAXFIELD . . . . . . Editor . Assistant Editor Business Manager . . . . Assistant Circulation Manager . . . . Assistant . Feature Editor . Religious Editor . Society Editor BOBBYE BENNETT . . Assistant BRITT TOWERY . . . Sports Editor CAM SHIELDS Editor IIMMY FRANKLIN . . . Assistant The Yellow Iacket has been beset by mishap from the very first days ot school. The student elected Business Manager, Bob Fields, resigned. Bowling Hitt soon took over that job but about that time loe Swann, student elected editor, resigned and lett tor the army. Ed Palmer, Assistant Editor, put out the paper until a new editor could be appointed and about a month before mid-term, Cam Shields took over as editor. It looks as it things are going to settle down and run smoothly from now on and We'd like to commend the Whole stati for a job Well done against difficult odds. ' HXCKET CDF 1949 Cam Shields and Ed Palmer working together out in the Yellow Iaclcet Office . . . lt's cold out there in the winter but Billie and Rusty manage to get their copy in on time anyway . . . Society editors passing judgment on a story. . . Britt and Iimmy checking the latest issue. 5 . pw-f EN - , gr . 5336 lmly , 1.4 IOE SWANN . BRITT TOWERY BOBBYE BENNETT RUTH MAX1-'IELD Tnssrcix MARTIN PRESS CLUB . President Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer . Sponsor ' r N, 6 Made up of journalism students and the staff members of the Lasso and Yellow Iacket, this club seeks to create interest in publications Work. Standing--Eddie Ham, Ed Palmer, Petey Woodward, Bowling Hitt, Iimmy Franklin, Earle Scheit, Zachie Knox, Gene Tomlin, Blackie Byler, Lois Roberts, Billie Williams, Billy Faye Wheeler, Ardell Iacquot . . . Seated-Kit Cummins, Britt Towery, Tessica Martin, Ruth Max- tield, Bobbye Bennett, Marilea Henderson and Alene Cotton. Every year the formal Christmas dinner in the Girls' Dormitory is an event that everyone looks forward to, but this year it became even more an ocasion than before. On the same night the boys had Open House followed by a Christmas party in Taylor Hall. I mu f i 0,9 W X srqgiggaa r 5NAPsHoTS M - 'M 4' N - r I 4+ Q fn. . N-j-: . 4 . - Y- K 3 N .5 9' . , '5 w i A V if , 'QSM Only one-tenth of CI dollor . . . H Club eots chicken dinner . . . I see cr blonde in your future . . . Ole Mon Mose . . . The chefs qot full, cmywczy. if ,, ,- 4 'ff ,,1J an . 'LN :i?Q2Lf55f PRN , ,L .ip :TS 1- if-'I if -Jeff 'S -,,, 'S s NAA 'Ii f if ,. ' , ilf-Mf' 5:37145 .U Ln f .ravi .. f 1, H Q.,-.g . ' ' vi 41? . 2' dx - 1 N Xxx 4 V 'wr r t s 1. A ' . XX K ff is ' . ' ' ' ,U 7-lgsif, '- . 7 .f. , . . TQ ' gr' 2 'q, ff'?,w5y.'ff' Aff1.'fS 5 ' A -. 1-A if Q45 f K ,A 3 'QW Qi la: ' ' ' K i-fv-A A I ,--,gy,g:5,,, . . , . ' af' 539 . - , T a 1 ' .M-H. w Uv A - -' , . - w w- 1 w w- - , ,W - ww. mmasgsanr X 1, wx 1 yu H Y . 3311, , ,wif .1 4- ' H, . ,,.,!,,1+,,,,L ,U 'gpg ,WM -up fm 'K' -v HT S. ,nv- W Ax 3 MMG '- 1, o'. .f ,UH - ,L , X ' 4 .V -Pe , Roque's gallery . . . All set to qo to Georgetown . . . Let's qo to church . . . Frances smiles only after coffee . . . Venus with arms. L mzgisw - v 77:51, ' , V 'Q Friendly bull session . . . Herman and Ioclie . . . G-ruesome twosome . . . Whcrt's in those cups? . . . Gardening is their hobby. rip-isis fi - at rf K 4' .- r ifsrfgss' 1.1L.fw ,rl ,em 41 3 an , X 110. Wiring? 'G R . ,M ,Viv 1 L A IIKAMX I ! X a s I f' if 4 ,1 1 H: ,., ra--, rx - .. ' . . , -W1 . ,Q ' '. ,,. .is - Their mcrjesties, Self cmd Hitt . . . Crowninq the Kinq and Queen . . . Bluebecrrd cmd his wives . . . King, Queen cmd subjects . . . The Cottles win cz cake . . . ' ik.: . if is 3? Land Ho! . . . Smile for the birdie . . . Hide-and-qo-seek . . . What the well dressed minister will wear . . . The masked bandit . . . Back to the scrlt pits . . . r xxg l s Reception line . . . Ready for the party . . . Did he really stick you with a pin? . . . Santa Claus Cavins . . . Where was Dean Taylor's skeleton? . . . Buttons and Bectus . . . Fm sending you . . . Sing, Daddy, sing Ted Suqc1r Blues Boyer . . . Iust plcry acting . . . . - .few YE ee -X4 , ,Y , , Tv lv 'lnifi T4 -Z x ' A 9 . 'L J' , Q . , I A 8 Q Nl.. H : . Q . Y X I., nf 4 , 'I' I Q 'igk A :fj ' . 37 1 -f --fee - Nature qirls . . . Poet Laureate . . . Beiween classes . . . Watch out, Dr. McClain, you're going to miss the cup . . . f . 'Miz I 5?-' I 1 n ,- n -Q mm fs 16153 mm , ... .. , .. ....E5:2':'?f25iiE553-NJN . ' K -- yx .. :: W es- '- ' w 4 Msg, J, 1. V sifegsigafpgfg 3 rriggsns ffsy ,,-- gf 1 ,,en,gQ1fwffQf5gQk 1, . u. '34-U Leq cart went out with long skirts . . . Stony . . . Two birds on cr fence . . . Carlos got yo cornered? . . . And C111 the monkeys oren't in the zoo . . . The new light house . . ,W J 4 5 k 45125555- Y' E ,N , 41 l g V ,, ' . 3? i H 3 9, - u.. ' r vp 1 . ,sf X- , ' A . 'f 4 - . - , rum- . - W Ar, ' C11 . ,V K N fy 1 f . V ' M Fm cr slimey freshmcm . . . His bald hecrd is irresistible . . . Beat McMurry! . . . Duz does everything . . . Recd live Yellowjcrcket . . . , 4,..-- B. S. U. Convention . . . Iuvenile delinquents . . . Cop getting the 440 trophy at the conference meet . . . Thot's fctst company you're in, Mosher . . . Duron wins the 440 . . . Nixon goes up cmd over . . . 1 1 1 ...9 Q-I I . ur'-4 ' P- gi, -wZ1'le'f , fvvf- -v- -'-v- ' H - f ' 'tu Q '- Q,-gffg' V t. iff x 3 57 f ii' ': ff Y ' vi .I fr, K , 1, , 5' ' N , L-.NX it ' '- T 'V ' ' ' 3 v 's' -1 I ef ' A : W . . . 'w - l ix , A Q : - ., , - ' '. gl x A xv . . '. eu... V ---1 -. - I , ' Q 57. 4 Three Amigos . . . Great White Fctther . . . Student Council banquet . . . Get it clecm, Icry . . . Chow hounds. fu Fm Stevens curtsxes Thc1t's or qood-looking the march Homecoming program . . . The ,,, 'l if 'EW Q M' qu, 'L H23 if I 4 muh. !! Fffiiiis 2.1 .rf-7' 'lf 4 ,JM . A fo ,A A , - ' A ' fT'2 :17l.. . 'Vi ' Q ' Aw 4 I -'twig 3- 4' 4: . Ty, , V .gp-.M ' A -D H N-,3th,1,' 32. 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B-I-r-r-r . . . Mcrrylecx fixes the Hat . . . Icxcquot's table . . . Worco B. S. U. Convention . . . Elf? sl ' lv I iii H ft: I ?F.ffi 'l2 15' 5' ze ---. , , -..., :.f. ,, 1. ,. 4 , ' ' Whc1t's so funny, Stoney? . . . No fcrir hiding, Chong . . . Wcrsh her force . . . Free ride from Frank cmd Bill . . . Wc1sn't that mean. .. They're from the cold countree . . . 5 VT ..'- 3 hmseemw-.' E EF' nf F ' Y-.J Bobbie and Mick rest CI minute . . . Socxpy cmd fiancee . . . Snow won- der they love this weather. . . Seymour before snowfiqht . . . It's cold, but fun... Fifa' Sv i 1 1 Y, :'ifl5gEi.. f2il rt , ,FKIIVIWII ,,,4-4 Q ' .A- J 'L lj., I , . x A l f 1 1. 2 N4 wi. -.. Q as - ' -1' 1 1 5 x ,lf A- he A ,- f -.2 F ' - ,V K- in -grw 'Q' , W Egg 9 J 1 51 A 1? 1, X . , W ' IJ ,f , 'HAY M 1. I r I' ,A i f 5 xl I H 5-' xi 'vx Freshman cmd Trcmsfer of the Yecrr . . . Why so qlum, Eddie? . . . Favorite couple. . .Picnics are always in season . . . Easy does it, Betty Lou. . . lf XE-95-1 N . .,.-4 1. q- 1' .li S 'JA V' , bf a 1 n -f ' rf' 'A , - s 5 I Of 3 f I 'M . YI Y f' IA ' 1, 1 f I LP ' . - , , - ' '-'-.5f P'2, f ' - ' J , 'ff -' .'f,f..fA f'f'glr2g,9!?m'5T5?f4'447 f w 4- ' L J- .':f9 ifA, -' 1, ,Y-1i'?.' ! R' :SJ X W umgg-f.-f7!.v'4 -riff'+3--... u,-,'2':..-xiii? .HX : 7 They're always ready to qo . . . Don't leave mad, Reitha . . . They came out from under the rocks. . . A bunch of serious young ladies . . . Lover, Singer, Scientist . . . f-will 'I7f 1. ' M 3- fl Q- , J J 7 ,' IQ 'Q E wr -- , ff,,.'.., g :v.' . wv g ,' F3 1 ' N I-' ' ,,.'-, , '- ' ' , . Pfafx 'fffwW 'f4f' '1l':5w'5i'53':'?Q'5i 534 Maia f f .' W ' 3 f . , I. ' ' ' if -- ' 'ffiEl'iiiilgAM ' ' ' ' ' Y ' ' -fi?-1 ' 1 ...1 . if ., ., . , 'dl Y .gl --: ifl I .M Y .-.-.-6, sg ! s 1-. 'i' BAPTIST MISSION ,Y,.i -.v...-Y- 1 ,. H., .L-,A 1 , . , .LM Y' V, , 5 . 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He looks like a qentleman, anyway . . . Flower from Hawaii 1 1 . 1 . A Ati., J 1,4 i'- ,VHS w Wwxgfe J D f- ' 1 fi I 5. r w rw-W F' I lb I F .,1u i f ' my 2 3 W- ' Em -g '-' fi 'xi iz . y ff-il if :ji .if W , PS' ' . 1 'I K ' ,if 'sf fr if f - '-irvfl' ' 2 1 'fwfr .i if-I 1 Q? f' fy Z A I V 1 ,lay - ,.- 2 - - 1.. K Y -:1 T l 'A vxigliyi V ,: :I 3,5 3 G ,, 1 ', f 1 ' 'K .4 In -. Q h .piggy V. X 4 I ii e gs: , ' 'f ,g I s 7 :if , ' I f -- ' , w 5 1 , 3 . 5 i ' Q i, g -'H ' ' ' 5 Q 1 W' W 15'- F2 sk? E 'P . Q35 L, 1 is 'A ' H 'ik' 1. . lx TT ' Q' 95 ' 'nf . Alas- -' QQQQ 'Q i Bob Iones strikes cr pose . . . Is that cz recrl, live fish? . . . What A1 do? . . . Good morning, Merry Sunshine . . . Helmet, wheres Betty? fm gi. e 45. 'fi -. JM 'si 13? Q, , -hy, af ,.,,s 1 wr' ja' 2 'SQL iii 1: .A f,,1 v tl Ham 1'5 1 is-KY! -jg 51 ' yay'-s.'a .A wi ' J 5 ,114 -44 if .'n,.' 1.4, H-4 , I .. ,1 ,,f. V-+1 'fg-elm 5' ? r 5.3-1 4 V' J.' 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Freshman street pointing. . .Moose Ludka sinks one for the House of David . . . I I .I , l f A I , . 1 'll : Tit, . 1.5 , -vb-. ' jj- ,wtgt-, .,-5 ,, -1 2' Jw aq,r31Ag.' 1 F' 4 4, ju- Af l ,1 'filet' : 1,4 A ... 3- :xg ' 2,5 1 A. I J. 1 E .L-ww ,nf 'z ' 'ft - 5,Q1:5f'T- --j ' rg jk:E.5N ' V X,i5:g,fzi,.,ll- liz' l33?2'?'?f:- '?, ' LQZISSSE7 dtex , 'hi jigijif IHS: l -it ff ' W ' I ' - ' 112 3 , ,gale .,-Qwjvt 'V K - ' , ff '3- 1 X. ' L gif .. 'f'if5ffg 5 ,ef 3 if-,' ' ' if -lf--':i?gfEi2f?g ,v'1lZtr 5 lr' milf A 'mi , 'V fig- !','j' 'gt' b' il-,':,,ligfgf-3,f f1j:i341.:S2.l,-. 44, -5 A- , .'. .. .., lf t jf! :Auf ,g.Y pq ,, Y, , J. I, 1 Z, 4 I, , 1 1 -- A I A 'L 1 ' ' jfll. f.'.,'-'-, :Msg p : , I 4 4. f f I1f ff,' f 'g m L , , 35 5 ., 1 .. 1 ' Y-ff I if .. ,,.1ffee3glf-,,.,,:-1..1f u 4 fqlfjiqgazslc tw ' --.f ft E . .,xA.:,Z LWV' v,1.', 1- V' 1 , .1 J, ' . ,,vxy:.,lI,g-Xl .lfislr .l L.:-J.x,'., ' .I , N 1- 17 K I 1 - ' , f.-ll f -' V ll t ft? 32? V1 'I ,A tiff. 5,55 f , , .I I 5. fg,Q ?fjgf1 Il .1 1 ,- Vt A I . r ,fn .1 'l fy .Q ' If ,- 'I 5' J W 744- .lg 1 A ,-z w g ' I. ',y2'.,',-vv?:'. ' f 4. , , e f'2 '-:Site ' L Tv 1. 1 .'.'Aj.-I f Y 'zf' . L '-lf-,. f1,:,' .'f .-1-'1'4f4-1 w-',,l',e'.-. .lr,. f' 'L ,, , , ,...J V i- 1.55 it i' v i,:,l,': '-1 f 'bl-'fi ..j1.: ' 'WS - .1 1 I gwe' fl 1,1 f 4 - l A la, ,-1 if--r 4 -'f.-fl. ilu , ' . ln . f - ,- ,,. ,5.Q,',f. wt, 1' 1.vZ'Af '. 9 L.. .. ,,. -is ll lf r Famous Mildred, w-H ,j, 1, L32 Ile -.ft X5 75' ff. 4il 4 .. 32. . Hamriclc smile . . . Archery Class . . . Captain Whitis .. resting as usual . . . Wouldrft trade for a nice, soft chair. . 1 :J fl, V, , 4 L . W 1 lv 5 ,. ,,, Q' ,AV ,.Vvsf ,, :vb W ' ,, A LL-J -' , 5 A, 'lx 1: 4 ........ .f . - ... - K io '- 5.5 Cx, ,ng-1 QW f ,X 1' if: 1 e f 3' Ji' ... .. V HM .3,,,,, f. in .. h,A 2,3 ff-H . ,n ig 3 o, IA V -rf! .jj LH ,YJ 331 . 'E 'f,,frr 4,f5,. ,...e, I r - 7.-.3 W .jr 1-.fi 'CA 4 . .. gg Syn, .1 T. ',. ,2 -4 lf , ,,,, f..:.f fs-1 '- K I7 x 451 rv ff,aJ:-1 ' 1 Tx , , K ., Jn- . .f !,.,1 ', 'sm-.1f o-fe:-'ff i '1 IFF f I, ,-3, ff- .-Ie, ,- - 1 ,l 5 . u .fr t 'I er V, ,117 . ' L xo. if JI f Another Fcrrmersville qol . . . There's only cr fish between them She's bczshful . . . Coming out for football, Anna D.? V, , . . , w W W X .. Q 4 , . K . y wxx .N ,.A. 1 ' 1 , Z, hi -f - ,a ' -- , . , ,. f w A Q 51 ,gi ' w M ' X r ,f Fife? . N A , f, Q I V - 1 5- ' ' 'N :fb f YZ, 1 . V -. -re.. f '- 4 fx t . . - U E , 5 Y F' ..: -.A ' A ' 1 k , r il A V r 3 V. , 1 1 ' W . RX .,11-I Ax. 1 :li qi? .. 1, fix T 5311+-A , .I K+., F fl f 3 Happy about somethinq . . . Polly Cno kin to the clean? Cox . . . Some- thinq's downright hilarious . . . Freshmen c1ren't supposed to be happy . . . Don't let that tree fall, Rosemary . . . - - ,,li. 31 1.3 F ,, r . iv, .. 5, - E1 JJ- K .,,4 531' 4 .11 . L. -' I I I 5: H ,mx .- v. ,I 'Rfk hA'f3ff'fZf2d E Q , 1? 33? V- 1' - uf' I' fi .fffqf 2 'iflgf W' .3 I .Ji rg , w ,Q . -Q - H Jw Azwiufiwz-swf 1 K . L I ,-55.5 '. . ' ,,g',.f,f . Af ' .f 1: 2 - ', ' Lim s- ' 1 A ol, Nh ' ' .5,:1'iQ-121. ,S W we my 1 v. wswi 7-f-M.yg.f- if 3 fy 1 5 L, L P X , iffgif ,I .Q l i Q , ' ' . ' ,xl : 3' 3' ,- L, J .ws.h2j ig! Ji Q w-if ,fn f Y -1 1,5 Q V ,:,:-,,- 1 ' . .V ,. . 1' 1 ,,: g'qV1,, K ,' A-'-r Bi!-n. , . . V, Mi, , affa - ' sb: . ,lp Mfr. me N ,Q inf . .,- 1 fr I . if! fx -f:!'w, b I., Ax , X . .1 Y., , ' X f 'K ' :. 1 Who pushed! . . . Dressed in Sunday qo-to-meetin' best . . . I-le's bigger than the horse . . . Can you handle three, Bill? . . . Name 'ern and you can have 'em . . . J Y Y Wfif, N 1 n , . ,, 0 w N A 1 ,nm U . f. 55930 a- of , , '?f'?5f,. 1 , 53- Ji'-V --- , W , my fi ,, 1- 5 W ax I , 4 A ' l-' vm I . ' I ,A ff--' A g M'-ggfw? A - B, J ,,,,,jn- ?.uv',,5.Qa, g L s J NNW . K 'N .. , Y' , , ,,--. J P ' .7 . f . ,5- Y tif 33 i ' ,, Q? , . .M A . .-I b , ' Y , A K 1 .1- '- f - -4 ,,,-f'L , fy, Y , 4. , X Q' - Cowboy from the Bronx . . . Diqqinq for worms . . . Dukes plofys The Tcrlkin' B1ues . . . Looking for specimens... Ipcmcx for the smile of beauty . . . 5 1 1 5 ii, -W, . 3' H 2 'lf Kewl ' s Q-, .. -f. W A ,,. mf' 1 ,TW L, Ei' ' X r . 5 1155113 ,Jig I , r 5 1 . 1 -R Lk -fi Lf!! 'V 4 1 f R 145 1. 1 MW, . n, , 7 r -v -1-3 Q-1 in f ,f., .,-,A 2 ., J X A efgux -1 w aw .nf 'x Fi AUTCDG-RAPI-IS 5 Q 99 Se 'Wx' Rf , 8 L ANDVJIBJIRTIIIMSIIEEMHENWIFS Pais 81 lVIa's Place Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wfetzel, Owners 605 Center Ave. THANKS STUDENTS AND FACULTY Hamburgers With A Past and Future Alamo Manufacturing Company, Inc. Pasteurized lee Cream-Milk-Butter BROWNWOJOD, TEXAS Best Wishes to the Class of '49 WEAKLEY - WATSON BRONVNWUUD, TEXAS Hardware - Sporting Goods Since 1876 Congratulations To The Graduating Class of 1949 From WALL BROS. Quality Shoe Repair and Leather Goods Belts 'Bo1o'ts7' Saddles Popular Jewelry For Popular Students NATHANS 309 Center Ave. Dial 7575 Brown,wood's Finest Iewelersi' 7 ' y LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING AND DYEING Service That Satisfies' Dial 2413 WAISMANS Popular Student Clothing Ht Popular Prices 104 Center Coggin Avenue Drug Store Citizen's Pharmacy Palace Drug Store Service To The Sick Compliments of 0 S T U D I O 95 12 Official Howard Payne 1005 Center .Avenue Photographers 3, .--T 5 Brownwood, Texas 'WON Dix Best of Luck to the Class of 191119 From CARLOCK NASH COMPANY 200 Main QUEENS FURNITURE COIVIPANY All Types of Furniture For the Home 307 N. Center AUSTIN - MORRIS COMPANY CoMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS WEATHERRY MOTOR CO., INC. YOUR Friendly Dealer 510-512 FISK ST. BROYVNYVOOD, TEXAS DIAL 2-L17 CENTRAL MOTORS HUDSON, WILLYS - JEEP AUTOMOBILES-TRUCKS-PICKUPS 304 306 E Broadway B w-nwood. Tex GUS J. ROSENBERUS MEN AND BOYS' STORE BrownWood's Most Modern Men and Boys' Store Home of Hart Schaffner 81 Marx Clothes DENMAN'S MUSIC COMPANY 111 E. Bak Dial 2526 RA . 2 if I. OSHOP Brownwood's Music and Appliance Center Cl' fn-in-xfrg' NPN f' 17 f D' 41 1431115 i l 9 1'm ? G IAM 1.03 Cr Rn.u-sunny: 'I I x -en A -1 vm CHIMM lun- 21,01 Typewriter Headquarters Em'1'iShed 1925 vlrrow Coach Lines TYPEWRITER Co. ,V .rf-f.w. N L. C. Smith and Corona Agency up l : J.A. Collins J. sfrumer ' -- 318 Brown Street ' Best Wislles To The 1949 Graduating Class From W. A. BELL AND CO. Real Estate and Insurance We Fill All D0ctor's Prescriptions EARL TATE Prescription Laboratories Brownwood,s Ethical Prescription Service 116 W. Lee Phone 2390 Best of Luck To Class of '49 Congfamlations To The Graduating Class of ,459 E. W. VARDEMAN Hmm THE NEW GULF STATION BEN FRANKLIN'S Courteous, Fast, Thorough ' Variety Store Servioe On The Square Next To 601 Center Ave. Levinegs Greetings from I NEW APARTMENTS FOR MARRIED COUPLES New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary Offering Your Graduates Standard Courses and Degrees T HEOLOGY, B.D., Th.M., Th.D. RELIGIOUS EDUCATION, B.R.E., and M.R.E. 122-0 Washillgton Avenue Roland Leavell, New Orleans 13, Louisiana President The Church With The Youth Program EVANGELISM STEWARDSHIP MISSIONS FELLOWSHIP Where Howard Payne l Students Are at Home COGGIN AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH H- H. Hargrove-Pastor ART. DESIGN AND ENGRAVING FOR 1949 LASSO BY SHREVEPORT ENGRAVING COMPANY. INC. SHREVEPORT. LOUISIANA i X 'r I await, -f .sz-.rgfqvf