Howard Payne College - Lasso Yearbook (Brownwood, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1957 volume:

V. C. GARVIN k v Features Organizations Athletics Underclassmen Campus Life Advertising DEDICATED TO DR. WILLIAM ARTHUR TODD who retired January 26, 1957 after teaching Bible at Howard Payne College for twenty-five years. To his students . . . an inspiration he was practical in his teaching, original in his approach, understanding and sympathetic, friend of his students, a constant source of homely humor and rustic philosophy. To his college . . . a dedication he gave unreservedly of his time, thought, strength and devotion toward making Howard Payne the college it now is. To his denomination . . . a contribution he was a faithful minister, friend of preachers, counselor of churches, advocate of missions. Board of Trustees BOARD OF TRUSTEES, HOWARD PAYNE COLLEGE, 1956-57 BILL ALLCORN DR. EARL ALLEN DR. H. B. ALLEN DR. W. H. ANDREW P. C. BARNES SMITH BELL HERBERT BRASHER REV. B. C. BROWN HERBERT L. BURLESON DR. E. F. CADENHEAD W. C. CARPENTER IRA M. CARSON DR. OREN H. CHANDLER DR. CLYDE CHILDERS J. BROWN CUTBIRTH SAM CUTBIRTH DR. RUSSELL DENNIS GUY DRAPER ROY FISHER FRED L. FLYNN DAN L. GARRETT DR. H. A. GUSTAVUS JOHN L. HAMMOND DR. H. H. HARGROVE REV. RAYFORD HARRIS REV. TAYLOR HENLEY DR. VEDA WELLS HODGE ARCH LEWIS DR. S. BRASWELL LOCKER C. C. LOCKWOOD DR. B. J. MARTIN DR. W. S. McBIRNIE JUDGE JOHN D. McCALL Clyde McIntosh JAMES MINOR A. C. MOGFORD LEYCESTER MOORE DR. JAMES N. MORGAN DR. L. L. MORRISS ERNEST NEILL DR. CHARLES PITTS THOMAS J. PITTS S. F. PORTER FLOYD PRATHER REV. RONALD PRINCE Paris BROOKE S. RAMEY Brownwood DR. O. BYRON RICHARDSON Alice REV. E. K. SHEPHARD Muleshoe REV. R. E. STREETMAN Coleman DR. R. C. TENNISON San Saba DR. COOPER WATERS Orange JOE N. WEATHERBY Brownwood Howard Payne College 1956-1957 ADMINISTRATION BUILDING DANIEL BAKER ADMINISTRATION COGGIN CHAPEL THEATER Dr. Thomas H. Taylor President Emeritus Dr. Joe B. Rushing Administrative Vice President Administration Faculty Faculty English Dr. A. J. Quinn Faculty Head Football Coach Staff Associates Senior Class Officers Seniors 4« Second Semester Seniors Graduate Students Features Jere Coon Virginia Stephens James Mofene Henderson Lee Jane Ellis Suzanne Jacques Barbara Buck Howard Payne College Class Favorites SOPHOMORE CLASS FAVORITES martha ann darlington gary nichols FRESHMEN CLASS FAVORITES pat hatcher jimmy haliburton janette sewell rosemary purvis jerry don gregory cecil elkins keith corley joe trawick Student Council Richard Jackson Suzanne Jacques Micaela Espiricueta Kenneth Rasco Freshman Class President Freshman Representative Baptist Hour Representative Head Cheerleader BSU Council Ms ; Firsi row—Georgia Williams, Jo Ann Few, Kathy Walker, Eloise Harrell, Dora Mae Herring, Thelma Tidwell, Mary Clark, Edith Faught, Jean Cain, Johnnie William. Second row—Dorothy Mills, Lillian Hawthorne, not identified, Rena Causey, Kathryn Pierce, Betty Whitson, Eula Zeigler, Martha Thrasher, Hazel Lindquist, Laveme Shannon, Bonna Conner, Sue Tucker, Marlene Epperson, Sandy Wiggens, Betty Baker, Pat McCoy. Future Teachers of America Pogo Club The purpose of the Pogo Club is to Urbanites Seated:im Gordon, Phyllis Underwood, Bobbie Fortune, Diane Webb, Marie Trostle, Latrelle Duckworth, Standing: Joe Swan, Gene Conner, Bobby Seale, Norman Nay, Charles Richardson, Stanley Davis, Jon Vanda- Curtain Club Alpha Rho Tau Home Economics Club LcHHora Bautista La Hora Bautista, (The Baptist Hour) is an organization composed of propagate the gospel of Jesus Christ to the Spanish-speaking population of this area by means of radio station KEAN. The fifteen minue program is presented every Wednesday at 5:00 p. m.; its main constituents being the preaching service Cen-Tex Aggies Alpha Chi SSL Weaver, Melba Ray Harrelson, Vivis £ £F -' •y Barton, Joe Howard, Jim Reid, Da, ,, Bob Henry, Joe Hodges, Jack Riley, ,yAT� ”™k“l™TOon Sue YWA Phi Epsilon Mu Phi Epsilon Mu is a club composed of ”l.¥s1355l Ministerial Association Seated: Bobby Seale, Bob Ramsey, Charles Richardson, Harold Armstrong, Walter Hamilton A Cappella Choir First row—Peggy Ray, Nancy Foy, Janet Shelton, Torrence Corbitt, Nancy Griffin, De- ton, Kenneth Long, Ron Harpster, Bob Ramsey, Wilson Burch, Paul Goodwin. Fourth row — Randall Purvis, C. T. Aly, Venson Roberts, David Quinn, Frank O’Baniotr, Men’s Glee Club' First row—Jim Woodle, Director; Alis Woodle, Accompanist, Russell Corbin, Phil Vogel, Randall Purvis, Leroy Pollack, Dan McBride, Pat Ragsdale, Mason Rose, Sylvia Shelton, Soloist. Second row—John Seidensticker, Manuel Olgin, Frank O’Banion, Donald McMa- han, Bob Sorenson, James Dunn, Ted Ault,Wilson Burch, Greg Berry, Bobby Wallen Opera Workshop Members of the cast: Gloria Pittman, Peggy Pate, Pat Melton, Nancy Foy, Janette Sewell, Manuel Olgin, David Quinn, Jim Woodle, Pat Ragsdale, Phil Vogel, Randall Purvis, Jo Helen Aly, Peggy Ray, Barbara Perry, Bob Sorenson, Humberto Clark, Dan Hensley, Bobby Brady, Dan McMahan, Leroy Pollack, Russell Corbin Drum Majors and Majorettes I LUtx Yellow Jacket Band Athl plllll The 1956 Howard Payne Yellow Jackets Cheerleaders With the flashing colors of blue and gold, the Yellow Jacket cheerleaders led the student body in yells, sponsored send-offs for the football team when they had to play games away from Brownwood. These “added The cheerleaders fed by Kenneth Rasco supported the football team not only at its home games, but also at a number of contests played away from home. The cheerleaders were also active during Basketball season. They led cheers at all the home basketball games. Members of this year's snuad included Kenneth Rasco. head cheerleader and senior from Plainview; Bob Richter, sophomore from Ft. Worth; Rudy Sanchez, junior from San Antonio; Jane Ellis, senior from Imperial; Louise Ham, sophomore from Muleshoe; and Ann Fuller, sophomore from Dallas. Basketball STATISTICS 67 McMurry 66 89 Southwestern University 82 75 Texas Christian 92 79 Abilene Christian 72 71 North Texas 72 77 Sul Ross 86 82 Texas A I 85 69 Lamar Tech 74 75 Texas A I 71 62 Stephen F. Austin 80 49 East Texas 73 80 Lamar Tech 77 101 Sul Ross 69 67 East Texas 70 59 Stephen F. Austin 71 Basketball Basketball Track Jim Webb Boxing Girls’ Volleyball Girls’ Intramurals rsOrif) Faith Rogers. Undercl Junior Class Officers Seated: Molene Henderson, Reporter; Betty Bray, Student Council Representative; Vivian Triplett, Secretary; Peggy Ray, Pianist. I Row 5—Edith Fauoht, Georoe Faught, Patsy Fisher, Eugene Fleming, Baruara Fo d”8'1 Second Semester Juniors Homecoming Floats Second Semester Sophomores Focus Week Amis, Donald Bell, Doyle Baird, Bill Cody. SECOND SEMESTER Freshman Class Officers Freshmen r A I. kifc Second Semester Freshmen Freshman Day mpus Life With great pleasure— Y Y. kept the- torch, too. rn.rr.tinr.if.rrnrrrH i=JlHfe[|=r.li= Mosi ns. .1 t.at11 loll I CoEds Guard the Scta4t TadSter, jJ: vr.i.'r ,|r7 ............ c..... . 'v Jlu_ii-iLii_i|-iLn—ii- Ba§eballcrs • fora tiillp. catch. Williams A Efogpatch Wedding Kukinks studies Oiiniifxlogy. I WONDERLAND REVUE 'Jfc CHILDREN APRIL WH 330 PM LASSO sponsor lights jail sentclice. nit'.-Siudi nl 1 .i ketli;111 I l.u H PC lends in Cross Country Democracy In Action Your Student Center and Bookstore MAPLE LANES BOWLING ALLEY SCHWARTZ EAT SHOP Nationally Advertised Watches—Sterling—China Use your Credit NATHAN’S Brownwood’s Finest Jewelers OWINGS JEWELRY Fine Diamonds and Watches DUBLIN'S RENFRO DRUG Prescription Laboratories SHEPPARD PARKER Nationally Advertised Brands Furniture and Home Appliances GLASS AND MIRRORS FOR EVERY PURPOSE . . Auto Glass . . Mantel Mirrors . . Furniture Tops . . Window Glass . . Store Fronts Installed” BROWNWOOD GLASS MIRROR CO. 607 COGGIN HIGGINBOTHAM BROS. CO. EATON'S DRIVE-IN PIERCE BROS. LUMBER CO. . . Masury Paints . . Hardware . . Plumbing . . Electrical Supplies . . Insulation Rt. 4 — Ft. Worth Hw For Service Call” ROSS DRY CLEANERS Nationally Advertised Sta-Nu Process MAYFIELD BODY WORKS AUTOMOBILE BODY-REPAIRING CHEAPSKATE CHANDLER AUTO SUPPLIES HOME OF UNNECESSARY GADGETS LEDBETTER SON CURRY’S JEWELRY THE YELLOW WAGON DELIVERED ANYWHERE IN THE CITY M. B. CREAMERY |MC Joe Keith Buick Co. Located on the Circle 1005 N. Fisk 2483 GOODYEAR TIRES Vulcanizing — Recapping For Service Call” 'MAYFLOWER' Handles the whole job . . . J. R. BEADEL TRANSFER STORAGE NOBS COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHER THE CHICKEN HUT E. D. CHISHOLM, Owner 207 E. COMMERCE ROSS SON CONSTRUCTION CO. GENERAL CONTRACTORS ”g First National Bank W. A. BELL CO. GENERAL INSURANCE QUEEN FURNITURE CO. EMBREY EARNEST PAINT GLASS CO. and Furniture for the Home Term, To Fil Any Budget For Your Art Supplies’’ BLUEBONNET DRESSING PLANT Shop and Save at J. R. B. SUPERMARKET No. 2 800 N. Fisk Me Minn-Winn Prescriptions Accurately Pilled Cosmetics Costume Jewelry Candy for Special Occasions M SYSTEM FOOD STORES ... For Everyday Low Prices . . . And Frontier Stamps C. R. Clothes for Every Member of the Family Style and Economy TOM LAFFERTY ELECTRIC ARROW COACH LINES FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH BROWNING SOUTHSIDE LAUNDRY best is none too good for the si. ■’resctiptions Accurately Filled Dial 2634 (or 2633) Free Delivery Service PEERLESS DRUG Stop at RICE AGENCY MRS. HOWARD’S BREAD 80 Miles Fresher Baked in Brownwood Coggin Avenue Baptist Church H. H. Hargrove, Pastor ...For the Pause That Refreshes BROWNWOOD COCA-COLA BOTTLING C THE CHAT AND CHEW FRANKIE’S CANDY FACTORY EMISON GROCERY Student Directory