Howard Payne College - Lasso Yearbook (Brownwood, TX)
- Class of 1959
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Q in 4 , -if ,W ..., -2----Q-ll Q 799 5161 EDITOR .... Susie Bartholmae CO-EDITOR ........... . . . Kenneth Ross BUSINESS MANAGER . . . .... Peggy Ratliff SPONSOR ........... .... A . C. Gczvin DMINISTRATICN As an orchestra is a symphony in sound, a stained glass window is a symphony in color. Stained glass is one of the most beautiful and permanent art forms in the world. The great cathedrals would seem unfinished without it, like a face without eyes. But one who loolcs at a window and sees only sunlight diffused through myriad colors, has missed its deeper meaning-the beautiful, graphic story of the importance of color to man. 0 It is the purpose of this book to select only cr few of the colors of a stained glass Window and to present to you their connection to the events and personalities of this year. Dedication IOHN HORACE KCAP7 SHELTON Second oldest Faculty Member in Point of Tenure Teacher of Mathematics Dean of Men Director of Athletics Business Manager Property Administrator Dean of Southwestern Track Coaches and Developer of Champions Friend of Students and Remembered by Thousands Who Enjoyed Your Cheery Hi There. TO YOU, CAP, WE DEDICATE THIS ISSUE OF THE LASSO MR. JOHN HORACE CAP SHELTON 5 Dr. Guy D. Newman H I S M E S S A G E Dear Students: As we come to the close of another school year and engage in what all of us like to do-reminisce, I am sure there are many, many happy memories of the days and months and years that have passed. Therefore, I hope that we may live in the light of every grand and glorious experience, and as the past continues to come to us on the wings of recollection, may we keep only in our minds those things that will contribute to the development of our character and the noble purposes for which all of us have dedicated our lives. For you graduating seniors, our prayer is that you may forever cherish the memory of your school days and carry into all areas of life thoughts sublime that have come to you from the teachers and friends that you have made while in college. For those of you returning this fall, we hope you will come back with renewed vigor and enthusiasm to make the most ot the opportunities that will accrue to you. Sincerely, GUY D. NEWMAN President -min- Mrs. Dora Mae Herring Registrar Miss Frances Burrage Librarian Miss Lena Vinson Cashier Mr. Robert F. Henkel Business Manager Comptroller Mr. A. C. Garvin Administrative Assistant Administration Q Dr. Z. T. Huff Dean and Academic Vice-President Mr. J. Horace Shelton Director of Properties and Development 1 1 1 1 Y 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . A D j i ' h , rw I in Dr. Frances I.. Merritt 1 1 'ff Director of Teacher Education . 1 Dean of Women . 1 Mr. Bobby1E. Parker 1 1 Dean of Students 1 if 1 1 Dr. Joe B. Rushing f 1 Administrative 1 Vice-President 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Miss Tessica Martin 1 Publicity Director 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 phi 1 1 1 1 Dr. Thomas H. Taylor President 1 Emeritus 1 1 Dr. Russell Dennis Secretary of Endowment Miss Martha St. Clair X! Mifdst fiaff Director of Student Promotion Dr. Karl Ashburn B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Prof. of Economics Mrs. Ashburn B.A., Education A. T. Bratton B.S., M.Ed. Asst. Prof. of Agriculture fFrancis Hamilton Bgglge BL B.A., M. Music, Asst. Prof. of Music Ed. Ed E. Cain B. Music Band Director 911011111 QH. L. Cravens, Jr. qB.A., M.Ed. Leonard R. Daniel B. Ch. E., Ph.D. Prof. of Chemistry .jCurtis Davenport 2,B.S., Baseball Coach Mrs. Elva Love Dobson B.A., M.A., Asst. Prof. of English Robert l.. Dobson B.A., Th.B., M.S., Prof. of Bible Bransford Eubank B.A., Th.B., M.S., Asst. Prof. of Agriculture Mabel Eubank B.A., M.A., Asst. Prof. of Home Ec. Mrs. Margery Evans B.A., M.A., Associate Prof. of B. A. A. C. Grigson B.S., B.A., M.S., Internal Auditor, Prof. of B. A. Mary Etta Hall B.A., M.R.E., Instructor of Eng. 9aculty Mrs. Jo Ann Hamilton B.S., M.Ed., Inst. of Physical Ed. William Hargrave Metropolitan Opera Co N.Y., Guest Artist, Prof. of Voice 4-Eula Haskew -fB.A., M.A., Associate Urof. of English Thomas R. Havins B.A., M.A., Ph.D., Chairman Division of Social Science iMrs. Beverly Held Lecturer in Speech McDonald W. Held A.B., M.A., Ph.D., Chairman Division of Speech B O Herrin . . g B.A., M.A., Th.M., Ph.D., Prof. of Religion and Head of the Department of Bible Raford Hoyle B.A., Ph.D., Associate Prof. of Chemistry Fred W. Inman A.S., A.N., M.A., Ph.D., Head of Dept. of Physics-Prof. of Physics Chris Jordan B.A., M.S., Ph.D., Prof. of Biology ,nv 1 . -.. N.. l......I We w 9? 5'aculty Ira L. Lasater B.S., M.S., Asst. Prof. of Education Mrs. Virgie C. Lasater B.S., M.Ed., Asst. Prof. of Education Dale Maness Prof. of Math and Head of Department Cleo McChristy B.A., M.A., Ph.D., Chairman Division of Language and Literature Roy Melvin B.S., M.S., Ph.D., Prof. of Biology W N i i i W Charles Mileyi i B.A., M.A., Prof. of i Psychology W Charles Olin Mitchell B.S., M.Ed., Ed.D., Chairman of 'Sion of Business Administration, Prof. of Business Mrs. Johnie Beth Pitts i B.B.A., M.Ed., Instructor of i Business Ad. LeRoy Preston B.A., M.A., Assoc. Prof. of History Mrs. Berta M. Quinn B.A., M.Ed., Asst. l Prof. of Ed. A. J. Quinn, Sr. B.A., M.Ed., D.D., Asst. Prof. of Religion and Greek and Acting Head of Dept. of Religious Education Bettye Jo Reed B.S., M.S., Asst. Prof. of Physical Ed. and Head of Dept. of Women's Physical Ed Alexander Reeve Assoc. Prof. of Speech Jose Rivas B.A., Instructor in Bible F. Yantis Robnett B.A., M.Ed., Asst. Prof. of Ed. rs. Dorothy Jean Schroeder B.A., M.Ed., lnst. of Sociology ' lela Mohon Spencer -X B.S., M.S., Assoc. L -..- Prof. of History gl' Charles A. Stewart ?,AB.F.A., M.F.A., Prof. of LAN and Head of Dept. Mrs. Maurine Stewart B.F.A., Inst. of Art Robert Stone B.S., M.Ecl., Asst. Prof. of Mathematics 5'ac11lty Frederick Thiebaud B.M., M.M., Prof. of Music Donovan Duncan Tidwell B.A., Th.D., Chairman Division of Religion, Prof. of Religion and Greek and Head of Dept. of Greek Mrs. Susie Bell Torres B.A., M.A., Asst. Prof. of Foreign Language Nat Tracy A.B., Th.M., Th.D., Prof. of Religion and Head of Department of Religious Knowledge Mrs. Lucretia Davis Weaver B.A., M.A., Asst. Prof. of Foreign Languages Glenn Whitis B.A., M.A., Basketball Coach, Asst. Prof. of Physical Ed. William R. Widner B.A., M.S., Ph.D., Prof. of Biology and Head of Department of Biology Bennie B. Williams B.A., M.A., Athletic ' Director and Head Coach, Associate Prof. of Physical Ed. Wculty ii :E-.f.vi.' -gr Robert Wright B.S., Asst. Coach, Asst. Prof. of Physical Ed. Mrs. Alis D. Woodle B.A., Instructor in Music and Voice Jimmy Arlen Woodle B.M.E., Instructor of Music Charles F. Wootton B.A., M.M., Acting Chairman of Music Division, Assoc. Prof. of Music Mrs. Elizabeth Boeker Assistant Dean of Women Mrs. Ollie Mae Comer Dormitory Assistant Miss Alta Craig Daniel Baker College Secretary Miss Kate Fields Catalog Librarian Mrs. D. H. Harrison Dormitory Assistant BOARD, OF TRUSTEES, HOWARD PAYNE COLLEGE, 1958-59 Mr. Sam Cutbirth Dr. H. A. Gustavus Mr. Arch Lewis Mr. Leycester Moore Dr. L. L. Morriss Dr. Earl Allen Dr. W. H. Andrew Mr. P. C. Barnes Dr. William E. Denham, Jr Mr. John L. Harnrnond Mr. C. C. Lockwood Judge John D. McCall Mr. Clyde McIntosh Dr. B. J. Martin Dr. James N. Morgan Mr. Emest Neill Mr. Thomas J. Pitts Mr. Floyd Prather Rev. Ronald Prince Rev. Levi Price Dr. O. Bryan Richardson Rev. E. K. Shepherd Dr. R. C. Tennison Mr. Joe N. Weatherby Rev. James Allen Mr. Bill Allcorn Rev. B. C. Brown Mr. W. C. Carpenter Mr. Roy Fisher Rev. Henry Garber Mr. Mr. Mr. F. E. Gardner Robert Havins Wade Hemphill Rev. Taylor Henley Mr. Mr. Fred Hughes Charles Lamkin Dr. Braswell Locker Mr. Ike Meader Mr. A. C. Mogford Dr. Charles Pitts Rev. R. C. Streetman M.r. Fred Roberds Mr. 95 J. W. Wagner Ira Carson Marvin Knight Dr. James Basden Mr. Grover Pitts 555 Sterling Hogan Jack Stephens R. E. Lovett Mr. Carlos Carter Dr. Clifton Tennison Mr. Young Tucker Expiring 1959 Expiring 1960 Expiring 1961 Wharton, Abilene, San Angelo, Brady, Midland, Fort Worth, Bryan, Brownwood, Houston HGPPY. Brownwood, Dallas, Brownwood, Pasadena, Fort Worth, Midland Odessa: Comanche, Paris Monahans: Alice Muleshoe: San Saba, Brownwood, Dallas Austin Beeviller Brownwood Brownwood Mineral Wells, Cleburne, Abilene Coleman San Angelo: Boerne, Brownwood. Brownwood San Antonio: Crystal City Dallas: Alpine Rising Star: Brownwood, Ozona, Dallas. Brownwood, Brovsmwood, Houston, Brownwood, Olney, Taylor, Houston, Kermit, I I I Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas SENIORS INTELLIGENCE AND SINCERITY I therefore, . . . beseech you that ye walk worthy of the vocation wherewith ye are called. 'f pl, . 4 155' IN MEMORY Kenneth Backus . . . . . yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow oi death, I will fear no evil, for thou art with me . . . March 2, 1937-November 8, 1958 James Anderson Rendel Angel Bob Armstrong Earlina Abbott Barbara Alley 59 - j..-4 519' ,I . . -are t I XS..-P' X. .1 fur-ui 'Ei .. 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Cx., Ann Coffman Bill Colls Doris Conraclt Nelda Copeland Seniors l Terrence Corbett Marion Cox Violet Cox Dan Cummings 1 1, v -1 il 1 2 5 1 X f' f GE? 'L xi' fm ,JO f 5 -C. ll l I fav l Martha Darlington Martha Davis Dickie Denson Nola Denton Jerry Dickson Albert Dykeman Jean Eaton Betty Eckermann f 1 Seniors Bobby Edgar James Ellis Marjorie Ellis David Eoff fi I W:-1 ' ,T 1 . 5 1 1 l 1 -.1-f '1- 1 , 7 I i wr' ' . Q 2' ' X A+-1 q,,w 5 N., Micoela Espiricueta Joe Flood Jim Ford Carroll Forgy 24 f 'N. is me Mosolete Fowlkes Joe Garcia Librado Garcia Thomas Gean Smwrs Richard Gilbert James Golden John Guice Linda Hall 46-'55 'Hurd f 'T' , if me . M Bryan Halliburton Walter Hamilton Linda Harbour Walter Hawthorne vc'-v W N-ff Frances Hendrick Bobby Holamon Janice Helmsley Seniors Bill Hunter Reina Huribuf Bob Hurst - 7 --.1-rvr, 1 j- L..1 5 gl 'cd 'i n 'vo 4 E x fm I K ,, J M I S its 93' Mrs. F. W. Inman Jane Jarvis Loretta Jenkins Leia l.u Huff A. T. Ilsing Howard Johnson 'N vu-.a John Johnson Roy Kornegay Lid Marchia l.uker ., Lorna Jones Miriam Jordan Janette Kornegay Smmrs Don ledbetter Dorothy Lennon Myrna Jo light 25' !,L.a.-- Forrest Lykins Beth Lynn Kirby lynn 'ft' 27 ,,1':u,,,,f.f. A Lt, 'YV Dolores Mabry Don Macon Grace Martinez Smwrs Ann McCurry Jeanette McDaniel D. l.. McDonald ip if Y,aP 'lh 1 fi? 5.- ..f4' 1 119' . . . :mer Y . Bettye Sue McGee Kenneth McNutt Pat Melton Robert McCarty Edward McFarland 'q..f John Milnor 55, Hffferf -'nt Z I rn Kenneth Moore Don Moore Bobby Moreland Val Nance Seniors Charles Hancock Gary Nichols Stan Owen Jessica Paris 5 , yyy N0 w.f-ff' A , 'n, . iii FW- f' fN-4' Vx'-npx 1--, 'Nw Ray Parker Kiitie Parks Peggy Parks Peggy Pate 'QQ' :IV Tommy Pesnell John Prince Ann Pullig Bobbie Pullig Scuiars Mary Sue Rhal James Rainey Peggy Railiff J. W. Ray . Q, li- -- s Y 715' 4 E V ,gg J N x k ,ml 'C' Klein Reed James Hubert Reeves Jolene Richardson Mary Riggs V bib Babu, Jack Riley Vernon Roberson Doyle Rogers Joe Roman 5111015 Mason Rose Martha Sawyer William Schibler Darwin Scott ' ' T '-'f 'f ' ' ff- . in ' ' 1,gj:f2w15f'1f' V7 f I1 ' , . A g - of f 3 11 Y 2 . , mi! ly 5fg?E,.2?1:W g,f.wfffW?-'zfgia 'S' 1 , t .. , , , ,,, W it . ,X as N ff, ,V Wy, ,, 5,3 -,i,,1eQ.4. ' ' ' ' M 'L H 9 ' 1542, fvffiln gui- has J 'H 7, - J rrr ' w -. . 1 ,A 4. - if 14 , JG' f. Patricia Smart Barbara Smith Maxine Smith Robert Sorenson 31 ?Ti-A.-,vi if .-f.-Q i.,-:..s21- :F 'P ,- ' 5 ' ff- T5 . . ,-,,:FT1.-- -' -W-.c W :C 4 l, Ji - ,. . -1 .-, - '- ' f em LFE? Hhs' Gif' :P 44' Q 1 1? :' - ff!! fl-,S ff: 1: my 3.5 f, L.. .5 59, 145 -4 N.-,L ,.jji' .H . I Q .y 'J' Ln, - 3 , f ' '-5-.:. fi U.,4 L , '. V W Vw N gv,..4-asv 5,594 I- 5 Jerry Spain David Stanley Hugh Stiles Bob Stout 5111015 Z a J. o 2. an us 4 c n 1 m o : E. m ID 1' S sr cn 3 C- Q 1 H sn I -1 :r o 5 Q Ill O :s m 2. an Z! n. S 'L S3 Wi'-it , l .. , . ' h ' A L ly L. Q! 3 ' fiffhwx .' ' . A, ' Z 9.-Qi' W .A h -E .4 fdnxqftf' 'Al Ali F kg S . --.se ,, 961' u ,f X Rex Tindall Maria Trevinu Joe Tyler Peggy Wdlkel' W r n i i W fvi X. Q l 'TIL'-77' nfl l Jacqueline Watkins William Webb Jim West Ganelle White Scuiars Harriet Wigger Charlotte Willingham B. J. Willis l.aWanda Willis J w J , .- Raymond Woodruff Isidora Zepeda In 33 PERSONALITIES LOYALTY and DIGNITY Thou shalt also be cz crown of glory in the hand of the Lord, and cr royal diadem in the hand of thy God mr? W 5 Mr. Howard Payne + Ku kc! Miss J-loufard Pay11'c Dalorcs Mabry' White 'leidgagyqggf 6' ' if X ii --f vl' ' 1 Q 11. 0 -- ,F R I 1, . 1 ., . . ' H -X JZ' I I Y .Q s , 'UT 5 ? N09 'if . . .,, N . f- 1? ,V-,fc-25 gi 411 fi' 'rfb' J if '- L ft-'7 'S - ,H fin. 'Q-vv gig' CTI ,-. v.'I .. R1 Tie! Zi- V-A O 'J ar ,Miss Virginia Erass ,Miss ,Mary Slim .ismlzvur Kcautics Kcautics Miss yudy Galvcrf Mrs. ,Marjorie Woodruff 'Q J In I 2- rx Q: 1' ' , , Y , ,,,'-- Z..- gf. ,f V' ' J. Q4 wr 1 is .-'Q Y., -I x x N X , M K 1 , - r- sw, , 'f W f' :A f 1 , l T V is 2 . , . 4 , -u -fx 1 .F .ff 5 . ,. Nr .. 'L ,-.. iv --X Wk- ,Miss ,41411 ,Mwfzzrry Miss Peggy kalliff tl.-Q-'HE ,, ' pl LLL, -It HOMECOMI 'gf w G ffidv f J J? Q Lie PRINCESSES ,Miss Peggy Pate ,Miss Pat .Melton SENIOR FAVORITES Sfrauces Hendrick, and gray Kerry I-L -L 4.44 JUNICJR FAVORITES jerry Hob Hutton am! ,lflayd ,41111 Krowuiug SOPHOMORE FAVORITES Pai Hank and Patsy kidgaufay a FN '-xl, f xwq cr: FRESHMAN FAVORITES Penny Wagsfaff and Sd ,Markham -' --'EJ 114' - '- . .,-. 1 iff' ,W , Z BAND SWEETHEART JUSS .Myrna fight. J! Miss Peggy Pate f ,Attendant l ,Miss Kathryn Wmlan FCDOTBALL SWEETHEART Y K J M., af' ,Miss Hein jones ,Attendant , f 1 , - 1 F-ij.: . gi 1 Q MOST FRIENDLY FRESHMEN Karen cfarpmtcr A Edwin Markham if 1 1- ' 1 i., . zf- --'af' -wrifma-ff 25522151-1 .'EI532i1f11. Z'1+ TEf4f - 'V '..'.'-1.l ' 71-52.-'14 L: '1 1,1:11?-vfxfrfvrrrw14-nf . , :ww 4 1 ry, , w 1 ,1,.. , V 1 1 5-7-7 ' , ' at -f L1-1'-til,-E 1 J ' 'I' ,,.U,H',.'A Q, E 'fl pi-'ff T im-r 1 1.-, .--5-. 3.1 ' 1' if ,Sq I-fr 1 1f.1f:Pqi,Ie :5:5.- , 11- 15.-1,3-' -1 'gk' Q12 Y 16 1Ibi31?1ji1'1 , 1 if Qi? A -' T1 .far ', H l fl. .. .,,.-:!M,- 1'-'f, , ' ' ' 'qfflf . 1'-,.' 7' TIES -' ' f Q31 1, A, 'SQ' A f1 sfr, 1 .il c' . - -1. 1:-- ..--: A ' W1 1 ,Qin '-52,1 fr I 33-. 55,gj?'?f P-all'-:f,!.' ,'-' f51.3??g l1, ,i - wif ' fi -,- 141 ' .. f 1 W , g'1'A'sgy,1w 1 - 1 1 Q. -N -r Aw ' ' 'V : . A. 1 ffrfr 1- fffl . ,fa sv.,-.JL-,.-g,'1 , ..,111 - A 1, Y .5- 5 .wh sf 6 if f if f ' L G' , Q. A .1-1 . Y Q , f in . ff H 4 If . J ! 'r 1 N ,gzf fg A A ,I K' s. J , 4 1 1 sv J . .1 ' b A,-v -r -.r ' si- x as U, YP I 4,-' W, Nw N ,., f W 4' xr 'r , I I, Q' ' . Y E ,ff , ik, i 'WEN :N- MY x, ' A - rm , 'fp xg '-rw s, . jfd, Q ' 5 A-.-,f . sis ,Q O Das: 'll' I llilj Ill VVS., TM Img HARVEST KING AND QUEEN 2711011145 ,Atwood 4 Earlimz ,Abbott ddr' NN Q.: 'Rf PEGGY RATLIFF, an Elementary Education maior and an Art Education minor from San Antonio, has also earned a place in Alpha Chi. .55 BOB I-iURST'S football playing has been only one of the accomplishments of this Education maior. ' 3-+5--H -Y... , - -oi., , ,,,,l,,,, MRS. ANN COFFMAN, from Brownwood, has taken an interest in many things other than her major, Elementary Education. W H O S W H CJ In American Colleges and Universities PEGGY PATE has found time aside from her .IEANETTE SEWELL, from Belton, has centered interests in speech, music, and English to be her interests in music, with a maior in Music active in the College Theater and Coeds. Education and Voice. STANLEY OWENS Interests have included his mayor, Business, and being on the basketball and track teams at H.P.C. I 2-H LORETTA JENKINS, from Beaumont, Texas, has been active in several religious and secular organizations on our campus. i i W j H o IOR HOWARD MY ALL RAY PARKER'S major is Bible, ancl he has been active in Ministerial Association, and Mission Band. JIM FORD, an English major, has been part of many activities on our campus. j , j S In American Colleges and Universities I H j O i N j JOHNNY MILNOR, a Clarinet major from Dal- y las, has been active not only in the choirs and FRANCES HENDRICK, an Elementary Education N the band, but also in many of the speech major from Irving, has been active in T.S.E.A., j activities. Phi Epsilon Mu, and Coeds. 47 DELORES MABRY has been a willing participant in all the activities with her Music Education and Piano. 5, 5,2 ,I .3 .rr1 YHLE Y. up ,-'-'1 , . ,I ADRIAN SYMS has taken an interest in many things other than his Speech maior, including Mission Band and College Theater. DICKIE DEN5ON'S track work has been only one of the out- standing features of this Speech maior's college career. EARLINA CRAWFORD ABBOTT'S four years at H.P.C. have included many activities, from Cheerleader to Girl's Quartet. MARTHA DARLINGTON, an English maior from Georgia, has been a very willing worker in Life Service Band, Coeds, and the B.S.U. Council. GREG BERRY, a Music Education maior from Fort Worth, has been an active member of the Yellow Jacket Band. JACK RILEY, a History maior from Amarillo, Texas, has been busy with his work in life Service Band, B.S.U. Council, and as President of the Student Council. ROY KORNEGAY, active in B.S.U. Council, the Student Council, and Life Service Band, is majoring in Religious Education. GARY NICHOLS, a Biology major who hails from Oregon, has been active in many things, including cheerleading. l.ETA LU HUFF, an English and Secondary Education maior, has been a leader in such organizations as Alpha Chi and Urbanites. NOLA ENNEN DENTON'S four years at H.P.C. have been filled with such activities as Cheerleader and Coeds. is vi, qgxvgz Ah ' ,gg ' so 1535. ,wg-H-.1-.-1---:.., -Q1-if .uf ...W N-nj ' X il H' k? 'E' k -v wr ' 1.4 Lx .x - fc' ' ' .-A A ' Q A f H- V - x 5, ,- 1 ,. W 'r' .f , V' K - xi 11 7 :S A ' L Y . V I , . I .-1,-rv., ii- 1- , ' . fc 5 A -Q ' 9 Xxx f .! lp 3 ag , ' -. 5 f - -f1?73'+-rf' U f ' I5-ff' NG .-554 1 Wu I f l Qi K A f x 4 ,s z 1 , , JK, 1 , . , Y' ,K , Ku, .fl 1 4' ' .x -, L. X N . - . ...gt -. -an X, rw W. 4 K ' '.. y 1 9 .5 ff f -u K , r., .. r X, 113 , NH s '- x-fy ..,, v' 1 N. T I L . ,K if., ' X . I' x M R' -C, -' 1 niffv' , 'k . . my ig: 'Il J. , .-X-K L X 'L W- -1 . 511- . 1 ' '-E.. . 'gig Y 1. if f ' W Tyra X 9 ww Y f A 1 .t'. ,w -'lx ,Y .XA-1 5-1f,'4,-'fl H' I 'AJ .f. V' li..'1' 'K V'-'fx '- W-',!'. ' Barbara Davis Marilyn Brown Brenda Dyer ,Majarctfcs Davene Jones Nedra Moreland Joyce Moyers If f 2'L7 2'i'Hu- 7'-I 'f7 ,..a ', V' . .,, qu Qs ' :N V' ' 'sf X SV? I -2, P4 A., n TZCNX wil 'v 1 ,-L. I. . - , , 1 CLASSES LIFE, HOPE, and VICTORY Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a Workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth. 1 Don Abbott Cecil Adams Jo Helen Aly Carrie Anderson Jeanette Bone Danny Boone Jim Bowen William Brooks Nelma Autry Tommy Autry Patricia Bagley I' Norma Ann Baldwin Wayne Baldwin Herbie Belvm Paul Breeden W l N , 'V . in 'tis A 'E 1 1 'nr an H, Darlene Ballard 'H U y ' I N4 X. 50 4f 5 fur? -if X il l? 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Cecil Friend Jim Gathright + Mary Fenoglio Donny Ford Ray Ford Lyndon Gafhrighi David George Ed Gifford James Ellis Betty Farmer Joye Farley John Fenoglio Bobbie Gilberl' David Gilger Robert Craig Rachel Griialva Leta Hackler Ronald Hardin Bess Hays David Hill Jack Jensen Nancy Johnson Seth Johnston Beth Jones Alfred Holcomb Rodney Hudson Charlene Hurst Mary Ellen Isenhour Richard Jackson Joe Jackson for 'lr'-:ng Charlotte Hutson Jerry Bob Hutton L52 'C'3 ' in ' TT .glr ' 11' Aubrey Marshal Don Martin ,643 ...ss- A 'N Donald lacy Frances lamb Arlene Lockhart Everett Martin Mary Etta Martin Maxine Maylor Charles Justis Elaine Kelsey Herman Kincaid Al Kloven Kyle McCain Dan McBride Mary Jo McCoy Robert McMa han l '73 Iris McNuft Frances Miles Geraldine Mobley Curtis Morries Gloria Pittman Leroy Pollock Frank Prindle Gertrude Rackley WW 'T' Sam Morris Dalton Moseley Harvey Neal Clyde Noonkester Pauline Oh David Owings Barbara Perry Lorene Pettyiohn Ilya I f-5 fi-Nr Domingo Regalado Kathryn Robertson Lonnie Rogers Stanley Rushing James Russell Howard Schutt Belva Scott Fred Scott Lloyd Smith Sharon Sowell Homer Stephens Luann Stewart Duana Strader Barbara Stuart Norman Talley Elgin Tidwell Gene Tipton Howard Tucker Ray Tucker Marilyn Veazey Mickey Walker Bob Wallen Jane Weaver Dolores Webb U N Kathryn Weedon Don Welborn Freddy West Daylon Whifehurst Bill Wicker Clyde Windham Marjorie Woodruff Nancy Yan! -mens-' Gerald Webb William Webb F-.H Marcella Adams Ronnie Akin Robert Aldrldge Juchth Anderson Ray Ash Dorothy Barnes Don Barry Susie Bartholmae I-UCY BCIUCOM -:.. ' di? 1-.H GSU' Barbara Beavers Norman Bennett lr M l R tw Charles Brewster Marilyn Brown ,jg Ramona Brown Nancy Bryant Dale Cain Julia Calvert Walter Clawson Jack Cobb Joe Cobb :P F , 2,111 ' 'Qq.-rf r 1 . 1.5, .,,:U.:.1igvLf-i, W, II '. ,,1t,- , Mickie Cody Pat Cook Suzanne Dale Carl Davis Jo Evelyn Denton linda Cox John Denton Richard Curry Barbara Draper .. .X ues- W .,,QL-- ,, New x Nl? Clarence Dycus Bob Eaton Arden Edwards Don Flores Cristela Flores , ,.: ,-,, ,,,? Y., ,H Jean Flowers Nr-.J 'Rx ,avec ,I 303 Anne Etheridge Ronald Reed Franke Floyd Galloway - . f,,,1 - -. 177-57 Dario Garcia Ephriam Garcia Johnny Geer James Gentry 455' uf Harry Garvin Bill Goforth CJ: An-'fi Johnnie Gayle Milton Gault James Goforth P5 W3 l 56-'Z Al Goodwin Suzetle Hawkins Kv, QQ' Bette Goolsby Dennis Hahn -dx Richard B. Grant Kay Gray Jimmie Griffin Mary Carolyn Hall Bonnie Hancock Butch Hammer JK -1' ,L , 653' 'einen ' 14' ,W 'UFS -1. ::'-' Emma P. Hankinson Elwana Hawthorne l'?-R+ 513' Jim Harris Larry B. Head l E556 1 Hn Wayne Harris Billy Harwell Ann Head George Heath 'QI-Q Alice Houck Ray Husfead Fi y 1 yy .Q ' sf' 'Qzfff Felton Kerley Bill l.ively Mary Locke Mary Manasco Sylvia Marshall F .Hal-'-P1. - Behy Martin Ed Martin Carey McKenzie Behie Maxon Glenda Milam tt' ' Clyde McCoy Jerry Miller V95 J X QQ9' -arf-17' Pak' zyj fum ,ax 5. IWW' Jane McCullough Larry Milner lf'- 793 DOH M0l'l'iS Richard Hoyt Archie Murray Beverly Murray Ruperio Nunez Russel Palmore Janelle Parks Carole Parma Jerry Perkins F 4 ll A t vi 9 fi: 5 iw' ll 475 ,tbl --Q George Ramsey Bob Reed Bradley Rushing M. L. Sampson 'E Frank Pope Patsy Ridgaway fist N YD' affix X Je. Ken Ross James Sanders ii ,': z W , 1 4 ',' ,V . -if! .X 1' f,eff?Wif-4 4. 'Thx' Gayle Satterfield William Smith W. Y -'49 -at-'- 1 YL? Allen Schlosser Beth Scott Randy Shaeffer Robert Sharp I l 4 w w w l l 09 GP -Q-3 Donna Scott Nancy Shelton Q59 ,wi-wfngfgii-igx' - Ruthie Seaton Carl Sheppard Richard Simms Claudine Smith Helen Sparks La Vell Stanley Gene Smith Artie Ben Steele asa - 'tg-QE ,J 'ft Harry Smith Fonda Stout 'fur' .vw-'Q -af r louise Slaughter Jerry Bob Taylor Carroll Teague Virginia Thompson r Gail Turner Jimmie Del Watson Richard Watson Alice Webb 7., ,FV 'PG 'WK Carlene Westbrook rw l r Sonia White Anne Widner Jacquelyn Williams Albert Wilson Earlene Wilson Aileen Yamashita 85 Russell Berry lourah Beauchamp Darold Beck Jo Bell A N Ray Belt: Mike Bennett Stanley Bessent John Blackstock Cecile Blunt Kaye Bragg Leah Akins Kathleen Alexander Joan Allen Margaret Allen Sylvia Anderson George Archer Audrey Arnold Sarah Arnold Don Ash Mary Ashburn Pinki Ausmus Lloyd Baker Paul Balderramo Noemi Balleio Manuela Barrera Marge Barret Rudy Camacho Bonnie Caraway Johnny Carnes Shirley Carey ww Karen Carpenter Craig Carson Blll Braham Richard Bramlef Palsy Briggs Bill Brmson nf' 'un' Aiis. ' 1 Shirley Cason Earl Brooks William Broome Glppne Brown Philip Browning Lorena Causey Sandra Brumlow Johnny Bryant Pal Bullock Jean Burgln Ruta Clark Jlm Burdelf Mary Margaret Burns June Burris Dale Byerly Charles Cloud Creath Davis Noel Davis Par Cummins Pat Cummings Robert Curbo Bob Davis Fred Cobbs Jeanehe Cogclill Delbert Connaway Don Cook Bobby Cooke Bud Cooper Phillip Cornelius Pat Coursey Emma De La Cruz Noel Cowan Edgar Cox Ruby Crane Charlotte Craft Mary Lynn Diefzshold Johnny Dobbs Shirley Crenshaw Harold Crockett Roger Croker Sam Crook John Culpepper Mary Helen Duenez Anita Galarza Kenneth Gale Elso Garcia Glenn Garner I 'JHHV Benton Gary Gene Garvey Anita Duncan Brenda Dyer larry Earls Jacky Early Alta Giddens Mary Edmondson Robert Edmondson Kenneth Edgar George Epperson Adam Espurvoa Ann Estrada Sue Fairchild Johnny Ficklin Vilma Giese Wanona Gilbreath Rose Helen Fields Marion Fonville Billy Frenchmeyer Angelo Galan John Gill Nelda Holland Ann Holt Bruce Hood David Hooker Tom Hoover Earlene Horne Junett Hester Julia High Jerry Hinshaw J Frankie Hodges Marcia Ann Gillis Barbara Goodwin Jesse Griffin Dwayne Grooms Jan Huge H. G. Hair Lillie Mae Hair J. V. Hall Marion Halliburton Jimmy Harvey Bob Hastings James D. Haynes James Haynes Linda Head Jack Hearon John Henley F R Charles Kolb Beverly Lamb Wanda Laughlin Dana Laxson Sabrina Lin James Woodrow Little Don Houck Jan Howard Kay Howard Louise Huggins Bill lsenhour Nettie lsenhour Jeanehe James Ross Jennings Jerry Johnson Davene Jones Virginia Jones Suzanne Jordan James Keel Jerry Keel Bill Keesling Bill Knight Robert Liu Jessie Lively James Loudermilk Sandie Loveless Joyce Moyers Priscilla Moore Nedra Moreland James Morrow George Mosier Una Clyde Mullinax Bobby Muncy Edward Munn Rodney Myrick Dolores Nassiff Estella Luna Albert Lykins Dick Mabray Joe Marlett Ed Markham Marion Martin Roneal Martin Martha Mayhugh Joanne Maysak linda McCord Billy McKeehan Dean McKinnis Ruby McNurlen Garland Middlefo Clay Miller Judy Moore 7 , -, -i . Fi S I l . Q f lr J J Lim, 1 l l la.. ef 5,112+ F Sue Pulley R Loretta Robbins E P s l P g H :::L2:.fa:s ' M it E H N l l larry Nettleship Rachel Nino Jan Nowlin Sandra Parker Millicent Parnell Annette Peden Carolyn Perkins Gary Peterson Zola Peterson Gary Petross Vernon Pierce Jerry Pittman Jan Powell r R r Jimmy Rouse Susie Russell Thomas Newman Elizabeth Norwood James Ruth Hazel Rutherford Daniel Sanchez Tommye Sue Price Rodney Sanders Brenda Spears Grady Spikes 1 S I Ronnie Springer Barbara Steadman Roger Sanders Mike Satterfield Sue Scott Sandra Shaw Pat Shelton Connally Sherman Raymond Sherman J. C. Shirley Kayloma Stockman Juanita Sibriano Porter Simmons Cyrella Smith David Smith Kenneth Smith Mary .lo Smith Tommy Snelen Frances Spain Mary lou Suddath In Memory DWIGHT WAREN February 8 1939-February 7, 1959 Anne Watts Carl Weathers R. C. Weaver La Nora Weedon C. E. Wells Daniel Surcek Sandra Tate Peggy Sue Taylor Beverly Taylor Robert Teague Cala Thomas Lonnie Thomas Mevellee Upton Manuel Urbina Jackie Vaughn Cecilia Vick Teresa Villalobos John Wade Penny Wagslaff Carolyn Waldrep Sue Walling Eugenia Wilson Patti Wilson Robert Wilson Walt Wilson Murray Wise Neely Wolffarth 'W' - W Dora Wood ff- ' '-.o 'ii i ' , PV P , V V Q V ,M , ,A, s .L - Glen Wood ,,.,.. ., fj'f 'Ty 4 Jeanie Woods A i . .1 A N .1'jf'Ti 'W , X AV 1, i, 1 A W Annette Young 1 1 ' V , ' W f'le? - J Anita Youngblood . Y C v I 1-Q Vryv r.. H -5 rw ' Steve Zarefi if ' 2 o H u ,. w lf , ,j,, I! ,'g:,'. .1-.'f --:- -.G.9L' ,. 3- l L' 1-x w 47,1-,V an, V, 1 - -,..,g, v jx 1: J i ,w w HL Af I 'L 1 ,:,,L-iX-1:jfr'- 7 -HQ1fZ'.f ,I3 I . X ll. ,A-.2 . v-, K BMG' 1 ,- ,M 4.5. X PORTS STRENGTH and COURAGE But they that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength: they shall mount up with wings as eagles: they shall run, and not be weary: and they shall walk, and not faint COACHES Curtis lSonnyj Davenport, backfield coach, Bennie B, Williams, head coach and athletic director, Bob Wright, line coach. J-l Z7 6 lfclloufjack els Third Row: Rodney Hudson, Mickey Walker, Ronald Ray, Ronald Adams, Jerry Miller, Benton Gary, Daylon White- hurst, Jackie Williams, David Gilger, Clyde Noonkester, Grady Spikes, Johnny Wilson, Carl Davis, .loe Tyler. Second Row: Brown L. Smith, Jesse Griffin, Buddy Baker, Curtis Morries, Bob Hurst, Wayne Harris, Ronny Springer, Freddy West, Manning Davis, Bud Cooper, Bob Byerly, Dale Byerly. First Row: Dale Fisher, Don Dendy, Blackie Russell, Harvey Neal, John Baskin, John Bullock, Willie Brooks, Al Schlosser, Howard Tucker, Don Houck, Roger Sanders, Roneal Martin, George Ray. :ga N B 4 5, ,5 x HAWK 'vw' i ' WFT 1 Ni Ni f -'SPL 1 '-'f f 1,f. , xy, ' 1 ,. .', lx X , .. 1 5 , ,N ., 4 fff - N F Eh. ' ' 'A ,ty 3 .N :Q 'Alf' '- Q uf. a . ' N., W ,v : 4V-IJ ,, . gary .w,f.g', gr Q, .LJ ,gl 4 ' I'1'.'f. s -fx 5. W.,-4 .1 J-'11, ' ' 1 'f 1 V : '3 Fw - V, H ,-'A W .,, lx nf, U If W, K, ,1.Q -f . fl? X N, , x, N X K1 4 1. A ',. .fu 141 ,. 1 Q? s. lf f ', 2., Q-, x V :tv ff 'u 'x- 'SW' n X .vi ,n, ,K 5 ,,, ,J .X 2' xwff - '- ,.,., 1 .-4 e f .4': ' iv 7 N S 3' -:Fl 4 a K-A i fa xr as is . W5 .K AQ ..-. 5 1- .. fm,e.g.f 1 ' LET , 'S K1 M . f fb 9 -2 5,51 1: ,a- Q . mgg.. -f mm Ly Lf lea Q ge: Q V qw J: + 'IL ,.,.g,. ,5 35 i Q2 '2 gil? 5 Qyi . ' Q: 6 , . .di is J.-Ha' il' 14 rf iw .. w m 1 g43f95Ff. 5:54 -, 1 lift- ? 2 'AhP1.'i?:f34 H 24, - rg- ga rg it I I 'Y -f in-.ww lf z-'Q ' H X . .. Q W I ' 1 f M Y- --r ' fx-:J 4, ', F11-4.4.:,.,,' ,M ,W-gy' JL, i 1 5 'r gm' 15-1'.J.jE'f'f11 - 1, ,, .up , 7. .Hx-115-53 . ' L Lis! x .. . ,M- -wif.-rl V A .541 A play later, freshman tailback Dale Byerly flipped an aerial to end Rodney Hudson, which covered 37 more yards, and gave HPC a first down on the Mc- Murry seven. Byerly called for a keeper to the left which moved the ball to the one-foot line on the next play, and Bullock crashed over for the six points with 1 07 left in the game. Byerly sailed around right end for the two-point conversion SOUTHWEST TEXAS 12, HOWARD PAYNE 7 BHOWNWOOD-SWTSTC Bobcats capitalized on an 85-yard paydirt scamper by David Baker and a desperate 15-yard touchdown pass from Robert Manmng to Bill Hollas to defeat HPC Yellow Jackets, 12-7, here in the 1958 conference opener. The touchdown pass was the Bobcats' only completed aerial ofthe game. Taking a punt on the 'Cat 42, johnny Wilson lateralled to fleet-footed Johnny Baskin who sprinted to the SWT 11 before he was smeared, to set up the only Payne score. Baskin picked up a loose ball in the HPC backfield two plays later Harvey Neal Bob Byerly Holfbuck Guard John Boskln Quarterback api-V' Johnny Bullock Hulfback warns 1 ' ,gsm -. ' 'ns KETJAK-,vw V fi ' 'Q ' ' fn, vi' sm . vs. 'L' ',,,f 103 x 9 ,vi e i' , .H .451 Manning Davis Fullbuck Freddy West Halfbuck to cross the double stripes for six points. Freddy West booted the point, to give HPC a 7-6 lead which held until the fatal third quarter pass connection. Al Schlosser ran 26 of HPC's 40 rushing plays in the game to pick up 89 yards to lead individual rushing in the game. EAST TEXAS 32, HOWARD PAYNE 12 COMMERCE-East Texas State Lions, who Went on to capture the LSC flag and a trip to the Tangerine Bowl, repelled a stubborn band ot Howard Payne Yellow jackets here Oct. 4, 32-12, before 5,500 fans in Memorial Stadium. lt was ET's third win of the year, and tenth straight athletic conquest. The determined jackets equalled the Lions in penetrations as each club managed half-dozen, but were able to advance the ball across the double stripes on only two occasions, while ET failed to score on only one visit inside HPC's 20-yard stripe. A 15-yard penalty forced the Iaclcets to their only punt situation of the eve- l wr ' 1 ' FJ'-' .. .. 104 if feisefwi-, Howard Tucker Guard Blackie Russell Hulfbuck 1, ,, 'lb' fe , . 1,3 -,Tit F - Q, ' ' 'X ,W 1 W rr . - M. '.- 1 Daylon Whitehurst Tackle Carl Davis Tackle ,Q ,.. - N 1, - V , T ri '.f'f,- .1 '- I Y Xe ' . I., ' ' eglfgzzf David Gilger Center ning, a booming 45-yard boot off the toe of A1 Scholsser, who led the conference with a final average of 40.6 per kick. Dale Byerly passed to end Clyde Noonkester for 25 yards, and the transfer from DeLeon hoofed it 30 more yards to complete the 55-yard play to pay- dirt. The pass conversion try failed, and it was 19-6 in the third quarter. Byer1y's 23 yards on two runs and an 11-yard TD pass to johnny Wilson spearheaded the Iacket's other scoring march. Byer1y's attempted run conversion was no good: ET 26-12 with 6:15 left in the game. Byerly passed for 217 of HPC's 304 yards gained passing in his 27 tries, as the Jackets established a new conference record in passes attempted. The old mark was set by HPC's David Walls in 1956 as he hurled 41 in the Iacket's 18-13 loss to Lamar Tech. HOWARD PAYNE 13, STEPHEN F. AUSTIN 7 NACOGDOCHES-The Iacket offense cranked up only twice-both times on Rgnqld Adam, Dun Mg.-fin Curtis Morries Guard End Quarterback touchdown passes from Dale Byerly to lohnny Wilson in the second quarter-but the HPC defense was in orbit all the way here Nov. 11, as the rugged Payne defenders held the Lumberjaclcs off from paydirt on the Payne 3, 15, and l- yard stripes during SFA's spirited second-half surge. It was the first win of the year for HPC, thanks to a last-ditch de- fensive effort at the close of the game which left the Jacks inside the HPC one at the final whistle. The first quarter was strictly defensive, with neither club penetrating its opponent's 40. Byer1y's first pass to Wilson for six points went 17 yards, and West's kick failed, leaving HPC ahead, 6-0, with 3:15 gone in the second quarter. West's pass interception set up the other tally, as Byerly hit Wilson with a 30-yarder on the final play of the halt for six points. West booted the point, and it was 13-0 at intermission. Ottis Hargett's 55-yard blast through the laclcet line in the third quarter set up SFA's only touchdown. HOWARD PAYNE 24, LAMAR TECH 19 BROWNWOOD - Howard Payne's sky-high Yellow Iackets soared to high altitude, then functioned beautifully in the lofty atmosphere to stop Lamar Tech's unbeaten string at 15 as they edged the Cardinals, 24-19, to the delight of almost 4,000 rain-soaked Homecoming fans here on Oct. 25. Besides defeating AP's second-ranked small college team in the nation, here are a few other Jacket accomplishments in the game: First of all, the Jackets scored four touchdowns on Alfred Holcomb End A A , 1 . A w 1 - .ff Willie BPOOKS George Ray Jerry Miller Quarterback Tackle End a team that had allotted but 13 total points to four victims this year, and were the first this season to score on the Tech- sans via air I the jackets scored twice on passesl. Also, the Paynemen put together a dazzling offense, beautifully and equally balanced, to lead the Cards from Beaumont in every statistical department. Coach Bennie Williams' Jackets disturbed the Cards' equilibrium on the opening kick-off, when HPC's on sides kick was fruitful as West pounced on the ball at LT's 48 to set up the first Payne score. Byerly climaxed the drive with a 13- yard pass for six points to ferry Miller in the end zone, but his conversion pass was batted away. lt was 6-0 with 12:12 left in the first period. Two plays later, Ronald Ray recovered an LT fumble on the Card 36, and after four plays, including a 30-yard scam- per by Brown L. Smith, the Lampasas halfback, out with in- juries much of the year, scooted across from half-yard out for the TD. The run conversion failed, and it was 12-0 with 9:15 left in the first. Byerly again hit Miller with a 27-yard TD aerial in the third quarter to break a 12-12 deadlock. The conversion run failed, and it was 18-12 with 9:35 left in the third. The Techsans scored and kicked the point for a 19-18 lead with four minutes left in the game. Fighting back, the Iackets recovered a Tech fumble on the LT 22, and facing a fourth and goal situation from the L .wil n '+f'7.g-1. . Mickey Walker Tackle I I Clyde Noonkesier End four, West's field goal try sailed past the upright by about a foot. But, some alert secondary work by Iohn Baskin and Byerly taught the Cards a bitter lesson on passing. Byerly intercepted two last-ditch passes, the last of which set up the winning Payne TD. Byerly crossed the double stripes on a splendid 28-yard run to the left to regain the lead, 24-19, and Baskin's interception in the final moment completely deflated LT's winning hopes. SAM HOUSTON 26, HOWARD PAYNE 6 BROWNWOOD-Sam Houston's Bearkats used every method of scoring yet devised for football as they success- fully defended against HPC's spread and wing formations to take a 26-6 LSC win in a unique Monday night game un- reeled here Nov. 3. The Jackets found themselves on the defensive almost all night, as they ran only 31 plays from scrimmage, 13 of which were in the first-downless first half, compared to 85 offensive tries by 'Kats. George Jackson crossed the double stripes from five yards out for the 'Kats' first TD, and Ronnie Choate, who had a perfect kicking night with three PAT's and a field goal, booted the point for 7-0 with a second left in the first. Choate's second quarter field goal and Iackson's 37 yard romp made it 17-0 at halftime. Dan Hooks intercepted cr Byerly pass in the third period, Grady Spikes Roger Sanders Wayne Harris Tackle Halfbuck Tackle and sprinted 85 yards to paydirt for SHSC's third TD, and Baskin was nailed in the end zone for 26-0 in the fourth. Byerly skirted right end for five yards to climax a 30- yard drive, set up by defensive standout Harvey Neal, who suffered a neck injury after his third interception in the final play ot the game. SUL ROSS 27, HOWARD PAYNE 13 ALPINE'-Sul Ross' sky-high Lobos rose up here Nov. 8 to win their first conference tilt in 24 games-since 1954-at the expense of the Howard Payne Yellow Jackets, 27-13. It was HPC's first loss in grid history to the Lobos. Unleashing a ground attack that went around, through and over the Howard Payne line, the Lobos wouldn't be M' A .un . mm t wx t tx vw w 7 f Dale Fisher Halfback stopped after they managed to push across their first TD. Jesse Geron dealt the fatal blows for Sul Ross. The 185- pound fullback led the spirited Lobo attack with 111 yards rushing in 20 plays, scored a TD on an 18-yard trap play over center, fired two touchdown passes, and had cr perfect record at the conversion T with three for three. Daylon Whitehurst's fumble recovery on the SR 13 set up the first HPC tally, as Byerly handed off to Schlosser on the next play for 13 yards and 6 points. West booted the point, and it was 7-0 with 5:081eft in the first half. Dale Fisher plowed over for one yard for the other lacket TD to make it 20-13, but the Rossmen added insult to injury with another fourth-quarter touchdown. Benton Gary John Culpepper Lloyd Baker Tackle Fullback Guard Murry Wise Ronnie Springer Halfback ,. ll Guard TEXAS AGI 21, HOWARD PAYNE 6 KINGSVILLE-Unable to stop the fine rushing and passing of sophomore quarterback Jamie Davis, who picked up 149 yards on the ground and passed for three Iavelina touchdowns, HPS Yellow Iackets finished their LSC slate with a 21-6 loss to Texas AGI here Nov. 15. The Iackets' biggest crowd of the season, some 6,50U, crowed into AGI Stadium to witness the fray, unreeled in balmy 80-degree weather. Howard Payne directed its offensive praises to a single play in the second period, when the Jackets pulled up to a 6-6 tie. It was a beautiful 52-yard pass- run masterpiece involving Willie Brooks, the launcher, and Iohnny Wilson, the recipient who had worked his way into the clear far down field to glide into the end zone for HPC's only TD of the game. West's kick was blocked, and the game remained tied until the fourth period, when the Hogs took to the air to strike for two more touchdowns. Despite the loss, Howard Payne punters did yeoman service as a quartet Paul Rogers Roneal Martin End Hulfback z of jackets pmated 10 times for 412 yards, for a fine 41.2 punt average. ABILENE CHRISTIAN 49. HOWARD PAYNE 30 ABILENE-Abilene Christian College and Howard Payne's Jackets got after it in a passing-running spectacle in 40-degree weather Turkey Day afternoon here, but a 30-point second half HPC splurge couldn't erase the damage clone by the Cats' 29-point first quarter, as ACC clawed to a 49-30 win. Iacket fumbles set up the first two ACC touchdowns in the game, which was the highest scoring HPC-ACC contest in the 28-game history. Dale Byerly, freshman tailback great from Coleman, passed for 216 yards and three TD's in the game. HPC scoring in order of occurrence: Byerly to Wilson, 41 yards, TD, Byerly to West. conversion, 29-8. Byerly to Bullock, 47 yards, TD, 29-14. Byerly, 1 yard, TD, Bullock ran conversion, 35-22. Byerly to Wilson, 13 yards, TD, and Byerly to Wil- son conversion, 49-30. Don Houck Bud Cooper Center Quarterback Jesse Griffin Halfback Howard Payne Howard Payne Howard Payne Howard Payne Howard Payne Howard Payne Howard Payne Howard Payne lHoward Payne fHoward Payne 'Howard Payne aHoward Payne Howard Payne Howard Payne 'Howard Payne 'Howard Payne 'Howard Payne 'Howard Payne 'Howard Payne Howard Payne 'Howard Payne 'Howard Payne 'Howard Payne 'Howard Payne 'Howard Payne 0 6 G Denotes Conference Games Kask dba!! Southwestern University 54 Texas Wesleyan College 75 Baylor University 75 Southwestern University 51 Hardin-Simmons University 80 Texas Wesleyan College 83 McMurry College 42 McMurry College 44 Sam Houston 56 Southwest Texas State 60 Sul Ross 72 Texas A811 56 Southwest Texas State 72 Hardin-Simmons University 73 Sul Ross 76 Stephen F. Austin 79 Lamar Tech 66 East Texas 54 Sam Houston 74 Lamar Tech 65 Stephen F. Austin 40 Southwest Texas State 114 Texas AvSzI 67 Sam Houston 70 East Texas 85 1'Denotes SWTSC pre-season toumament, San December 29-30, 1958. SEASON RECORD: Won 13, Lost 12 CONFERENCE RECORD: Won 7, Lost 7 left Io right: Marcos, Texas, Coach Glen Whltls Doyle Rogers, Dobie Craig, Charles Brewster, Kyle McCain, Edwin Cox, Robert McMahon, Al Kloven, Bobby Edgar, Stanley Owen Don Abbott. Captain Al Kloven Junior-Guard-2 L Second All Lone Siar Conference Team lah to rlghh Gilbert Brown, Eddie Munn, Russell Berry, Daniel Svrcek. 25-GAME CUMULATIVE INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Name FGA FGM Pct. Rogers 308 122 Owen 328 120 Kloven 277 120 Cox 163 92 McMaha.n 241 99 Craig r 38 19 Guice 40 15 Smith 35 14 Edgar 35 11 McCa.i.n 8 1 Brewster 22 9 Abbott 38 16 HPC TOTALS 1533 638 OPP. TOTALS 1592 623 FTA FTM Pct. 175 133 .760 132 111 .841 60 46 .767 125 84 .672 72 46 .639 35 20 .571 10 6 .600 13 11 .846 28 21 .750 11 9 .818 12 5 .417 38 22 .579 711 514 .722 651 437 .671 Heb. TP 77 377 158 351 187 286 256 268 174 256 50 58 28 36 25 39 30 43 9 11 16 23 26 24 1036 1772 865 1683 Avg. 16.4 14.1 11.2 10.7 10.2 4.41 4.5 3.9 2.0 1.3 1.2 1.0 70.9 67.3 , A ' 'f fL'5' ' ' H ' ?'ljQ, fl'-'QffFQEf,1f E '35g QPK yy- -1 Afhlelic Trainer, Albert Wilson, and managers Philip Cornelius, Jack Bau- com, Carroll Forgy. Doyle Rogers Senior-Guard-4 L Second All lone Star Conference Team N ff 1.-45 x rv ,aff ,, ',,. . Stanley Owen Senior-Guard-4 L Juni Edwin Cox or-Forward-3 I. V. 'L K Hn' ,- f Aram yr- I. I .r, N1- :.. P !4...-,..,, A Ax' 'E. 1 5-Iii-aa,.....,,,' I- flaw-' V IW q w - fv 515. wI..,i'.Y, i I :V-,vw J 1 r 4 gy-Q74 155,15 A ff. ff:-f ,j5' 1.344591 t 1 , gk 1 r ,M , , V-ja + r '71 , 5:-A .5 f 1- . 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' r 1 1-, . A - V 1 YY. Lei L 1 ' 127 I Il 1 11 11111 11 11 314 1.1 1 , .iff-'f T A ,z ...f l ' JZ'-'1 Jean Flowers Miss Bettye .lo Reed Wamcn 's INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS Teresa Villalobos Julia High Marcia Gillis. Rita Clark Elizabeth Norwood Barbara Goodwin Kaye Bragg INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL SECOND PLACE TEAM .loye Farley Beth Jones V Maxine Smith Patsy Ridgaway Mary Kaye Locke Lloyd Ann Browning Bobbie Lovell Susie Bartholmae ,lldffs TENNIS TEAM Peggy Pale Sherry Denton Elizabeth Norwood Shirley Carey Frances Hendrick Pal Craus Palsy Ridgaway Lenora Glenn Pal Madison Nelda Holland INTRAMURAL BOWLING CHAMPIONS Beverly Murray Patsy Ridgaway Manha Rush Anne Etheridge INT RAMURALS BASKEI' BALL CHAMPIONS First row: Bobbie Lovell Peggy Pate Reba Whihle Second row: Jan Powell Kathleen Alexander Frances Hendrick Mary Lou Suddath RGANIZATIONS ATURITY and CO-OPERATION In Q11 thy ways acknowledge Him, and He shall direct thy Paths. lg 9,-4 L 511. 1-s..i.Nm la 'wx V3 L Z' fudmt Gouucil The Student Council is an organization of students which represents each of the classes and has for its purpose the maintenance ot high ideals in scholarship, and conduct. Left to right: Dickie Denson, senior class representative, Pat Brown, iunior class representative, Roy Kornegay, vice president, Jeanette Kornegay, senior class representative, Walt Wilson, freshman class president, Elaine Kelsey, iunior class representative, Jimmy Rouse, freshman class representative, Martha St. Clair, spon- sor, Jack Riley, president, Peggy Pate, secretary, Greg Berry, senior class president, Kay Gray, sophomore class representative, Pat Craus, iunior class representative, Nancy Yant, treasurer, Elwano Hawthorne, sophomore class representative, Pat Cook, sophomore class president, Robert McMahon, junior class president. Wolnon 's Stndont Association This organization, formed and co-ordinated by the women themselves, aims to provide opportunities for in- dividuals and groups to enjoy college lite and to contribute to its enrichment. Promotion ot the intellectual, social, and re- ligious welfare of the women students are basic in the pur- poses oi W.S.A. First row: r Dr. Francis Merritt, Dean of Womenp Gloria Pittman, vice president, Peggy Railiff, presidentp Beth Jones, secreiaryg Mrs. Elizabeth Boeker, Assistant Dean of Women. Second row: Mrs. R. M. McGinnis, Ann McCurry, Jolene Richardson, Frances Hendrick, Sandra Shaw, Grace Marli- nez, Mrs. Ollie Mae Comer. Z f!!E5zy--,..'-- -F -li ,Alpha 6l1i The Texas Pi Chapter of the honor society, Alpha Chi, is composed of the students who rank scholastically in the highest ten per cent of the membership of the lunior and Senior classes. First row: Frances Hendrick, Lawunda Willis, Frances Biggs, Jessica Paris, Frances lamb, Marchia Luker, Grace Martinez, Pat Melton, Peggy Ratliff. Second row: Dr. Z. T. Huff, sponsor, Leia lu Huff, president, Miss Cleo McChrisiy, sponsor, Mariorie Ellis, secretary, Dolores Mabry, reporter, Peggy Walker, treasurer, Ann Biffle, Ann Pullig, Ann Coffman, Pauline Oh. Third row: Dan Castro, David George, Jim Ford, vice president, Don Buckmaster. C7 C. S.8.if4. This organization, the Texas Student Education Associa- tion, Frances Merritt chapter, was organized to aid students who will be the leaders of tomorrow in the educational field. First row: Peggy Ratliff, treasurer, Dolores Webb, secretary, Earlina Abbott, president, Mrs. Ira Lasater, spon Frances Hendrick, vice president, Jo Evelyn Denton, secretary. Second row: Jeanette McDaniel, Peggy Parks, Carlene Westbrook, Peggy Walker, Betty Eckermann, Cecilia V Ja Etta Whatley, Teresa Villalobos, Grace Martinez. Third row: Elizabeth Norwood, Martha Sawyer, Lloyd Ann Browning, Mrs. Jean Eaton, Charlotte Hutson, Mr. lasater, Pat Melton, Glenda Philen, Pinki Ausmus. :org ick, Ira , 135 ,l jacket 0-cds Promoting that Howard Payne Spirit is the main pur- pose ot the Co-Eds as they try to create better understanding between the athletic department and the student body. They highlight their activities by an annual banquet in honor ot the athletes. First row: Judy Anderson, Sonia White, Pat Brown, Myrna .lo Light, Betty Maxon, Martha Rush, historian: Anne Etheridge, Patsy Ridgaway, Lloyd Ann Browning, Mary lynn Dietzschold, Nancy Yant, Susie Bartholmae. Second row: . Elwana Hawthorne, Arlene Lockhart, Reba Whittle, Barbara Beavers, Dorothy Barnes, Ramona Brown, Suzanne Dale, Athelene Porter, sponsor, Kathryn Weedan, secretary, Beth Jones, vice presidentp' Peggy Pate, president, Martha Darlington, treasurer, Mrs. Groner Pitts, sponsorp Brenda Spears, Sandra Brumlow, Barbara Davis, Mary Cheatham, linda Cox, Violet Cox. Third row: ' Pinki Ausmus, Mary Margaret Burns, Beverly Murray, Pat Melton, Earlina Abbott, Suzette Hawkins, Sue Fairchild, Eugenia Wilson, Nelda Holland, Brenda Dyer, Marilyn Brown, Patsy Briggs, Judy House. Fourth row: Mary Ashbum, .lo Ellen Bell, Jan Powell, linda Head, Shirley Carey, Penny Wagstaff, Shirley Crenshaw, Mickie Cody, Sally Lyons, Shirley Cearley, Priscilla Moore, Jackie Watkins, Carlene Westbrook, Rose Helen Fields, Sandra Shaw, UnaClyde Mullinax, LaNara Weedon, Jean Burgin. jack cts 5'or jesus Athletes whose main purpose in life is to serve their Saviour, make xg: this organization. To help others know the joy.of Iovilrzg an serving Jesus Christ, they help promote the religious 'e on our campus as well as going on exten- sion trips. Flril row: Mickey Walker, Lyndon Gaihright, secretary-treasurer, Tommy Atwood, Howard Tucker, Neely Wolffarth, Dickie Demon, extension directory Phil Browning. Second row: Dale Byerly, Phillip Cornelius, Paul Rogers, Don Houck, vice-president, Robert McMahon, president: Jerry Keel, James Keel, l.yndall Morrow, Joe Marlelt, Bill Keesling. . ' 1 -t' .. .,. ' I,-'-f, t 1 Wiz, 'ffl f l hir Htl lli1rl9L22'. 1 1 w t llc! auf jacket Stuff The Yellow Iacket , our weekly newspaper, is under the immediate direction of the student stati. It is published by the college for the coverage ot campus news and to ignish students a medium for the expression ot journalistic l ent. First row: Mrs. Bunny Martin, Editor: and Jeanette James. Second row: Shirley Crenshaw, Kathleen Alexander, Bunny Martin, Business Manager, Jo Ellen Bell, Jim Gathright, and Miss Tessica Martin, Sponsor. Third row: Roger Croker, Don Newberry, Hugh Stiles, and John Blackstock. First row: C? . VL F wh Q Zassa Staff The Lasso , our yearbook, is published by the college and edited by cz staff appointed by the student editor. The aim of this staff each year is to produce the very best year- book, one which will be cherished as it recalls many happy memories of the year. Susie Bortholmae, Editor: Beth Scott, Esther Hielscher, Rose Helen Fields, Peggy Rutliff Business Manager. Second row: Lloyd Ann Browning, A. C. Garvin, Sponsor, Beth Janes, Don Newberry, Margaret Allen, John Black stock, Sonia White. wie., Press Klub Composed of the membership of both the Lasso and the Yellow Iacket staffs, the aim of this organization is to produce a better and more representative school paper and yearbook. First raw: Pinki Ausmus, Margaret Allen, Jeanette James. Second row: Shirley Crenshaw, Bunny Martin, president: Mary Etta Martin, Susie Bartholmae, Peggy Ratliff, Sonia White. Third row: ' Kathleen Alexander, secretary: lloyd Ann Browning, vice president, Esther Hielscher, Beth Jones, Rose Helen Fields. Fourth row: John Blackstock, Paul Rogers, Don Newberry, Miss Tessica Martin. I L, fn - I it-f l5'. 5. ll. Slccufirfc Cfazmcil The Baptist Student Union sponsors all of the religious work that is done on the campus. Affiliated with the B.S.U., are the Lite Service Band, Ministerial Association, Ministers' Wives' Auxiliary, Y.W.A., and Jackets for Iesus. Students, who in addition to membership in the local Baptist Churches, belong to one or more unit organizations within the local churches, are regarded as active members ot the B.S.U. First row: Grace Martinez, Mickie Cody, Frances Hendrick, Patsy Ridgaway, secretary, Miss Martha St. Clair, Spon- sorp Kathryn Weedon, Mrs. Mariorie Woodruff, Janice Colburn, Violet Cox, Martha Sawyer. Second row: A. T. llseng, Ray Parker, Jerry Bob Hutton, Dan Cummings, David George, president, Robert McMa- han, Elsa Garcia, Dr. C. 0. Mitchell, Sponsor, Burr Story, Jim West, Danny Boone, Daniel Sanchez. n Kata gamma Pi A11 persons interested in science are eligible to become members of this club. With the purpose oi stimulating inter- est in science, Beta Gamma Pi is an active chapter in the Texas Academy oi Science, Collegiate Association. First row: Dr. leonard Daniel, Richard Nix, lonnie Thomas, Frances lamb, secretary, Dolores Webb, vice presi- dent, Sain Arnold, Nedra Moreland, Second row: Dr. Chris Jordan, sponsorp Dick Mabry, Jan Howard, Dr. Fred Inman, Rendal Angel, Odie Windham, Rick Condra, Jimmy Burdett, Phil Cornelius, and Dr. Raford Hoyle. Alpha Kata igma Membership in this club is open to students who are interested in business education. ' Club programs and ac- tivities are designed to promote scholarship, high ethical standards, business leadership, and to be ot service to Howard Payne and our community. First row: Mildred Curley, Linda McCord, Annette Peden, Mary Lynn Dietzschold, Sharon Sowell, reporter: Mary Cheatham. Second row: Mrs. Margery Evans, Sponsorp Barbara Davis, secretary, Marchia I.uker, treasurer, Richard Hoyt, Bob Wallen, Milton Gault, James Dunn, Homer Stephens, parliamentarianp Jim Bond, presidentp Jim Gath- right, Bob Moreland, Carol DeSha, vice president: June Burris. Women 's General Governing Kauncil Women students elected by popular vote from all four classes make up this group, whose responsibility it is to set the policies of behavior and to serve as an enforcing agency for this standard. First row: Martha Sawyer, floor director, Barbara Beavers, treasurer, Peggy Walker, secretary, Frances Hendrick, president, Betty Eckerman, senior president, Mrs. Elizabeth Boeker, Assistant Dean of Women, Sherry Denton, floor director. Second row: Bobbie Gilbert, senior representative, Pat Brown, floor director, Karen Carpenter, freshman representa- tive, Luann Stewart, junior representative, Carol DeSha, floor director, Beth Scott, sophomore representa- tive, Penny Wagstaff, freshman representative. TT' . 'li 0 1 ul N w w 3 This is a service club tor college young men ot high 1 character and scholastic achievement. Dedicated to service in both school and civic affairs, it is sponsored by the Brownwood Kiwanis Club. w First row: Bob Wallen, David Calk, Don Macon, president, E. B. Westmoreland. , Second row: I Carey McKenzie, treasurer, Bradley Rushing, Paul Butler, J. W. Swink w w W xx it W t N W It it W N i N W. I N H it 145 l l 9 l Ministerial ,Association The Ministerial Association welcomes all God-called men on our campus as they train for better leadership, under- standing, and preparation for the role ot pastor and evangelist. First row: A. T. Ilseng, presidentg Ray Hustead, Tommy Pesnell, vice presidentg Eddie Marlin, song leader: Don- ald Cates, Roy Epperson. Second row: John Capps, Jim Whit, larry Head, secretary, Dr. B. 0. Herring, Sponsory Robert Williams, street serv- ice chairmanp George Mosier, Danny Boone, Marion Martin. Third row: Dennis Hahn, Jackie Vaughn, Bob Muncy, Bob Beauchamp, Ray Beltz, Lonnie Rogers, Loren Wilson, David Hill, Walter Hawthorne, Dan Elson, Don Welborn, Houston Ross, Don Cummings. WH WM !lt i t tr i iii i li it i i ,t i l i i ,Minister 's Wives ' Auxiliary t m 1 This organization is to acquaint the wives of ministers 1 with their privileges and responsibilities. and to provide an association between themselves and with the- school. First row: Mrs. Jim Ford, Mrs. Fred Hudson, Mrs. Gene Tipton, pianistp Mrs. Raymond Woodruff, program chair- man. ! Second row: E Mrs. Manly Pace, Mrs. Charles Hancock, president, Mrs. D. D. Tidwell, sponsor, Mrs. Bob Armstrong. 2 Third row: l Mrs. Ray Ash, Mrs. Haskell Wilson, Mrs. Herman Kincaid, missionsp Mrs. Bobby Bleeker, Mrs. Dale Cain i Mrs. Bobby Craig, and Mrs. Hurry Garvin, secretary. R wr H w H tm iw li H I llrbauites This organization is established for the purpose of strengthening the unity between the dorm and town girls. The membership is composed of those girls attending Howard Payne, who live oh' campus. First row: Ramona Brown, Nancy Shelton, Jimmie Griffin, secretary, Ann McCurry, president, Peggy Parks, .lean- ette McDaniel, Geraldine Mobley. Second row: Mrs. Jo Ann Hamilton, Sponsor, Jane McCullough, .Io Ellen Bell, Bette Goolsby, Jo Layne Hill, Ann Head, Kay Gray, Patricia Bagley, and Mrs. Joe Weatherby, Sponsor. -at-lu: 1 :lj . JI , .iii-iilrrifiiw Mui- in . .7 if -QL. , .L-' 'Q N L l n. - 'l'3ii5.1i ' r.'ll v ff ' v -'! r 'llilvl-l I kappa Delta Pi The Theta Upsilon Chapter of this honor society in Edu- cation, has for its membership, students in the teacher educa- tion tield who are in the upper twenty per cent of the scholastic achievement of the institution and -who are recom- mended by faculty members. First row: Mrs. Ann Coffman, Dr. Frances Merritt, Sponsor, Leia Lu Huff, president, Peggy Ratliff, historian- reporterg Peggy Walker, secretary, Mrs. Mariorie Ellis, treasurer, Grace Martinez, vice president. Second row: Mr. W. C. Wilson, Mrs. D. W. McBride, Dr. A. J. Quinn, Mrs. A. J. Quinn, Mr. I. L. lasater, Mrs. I. L Lasater, Mrs. Blanche Byrd, Frances Lamb, Mrs. Burl Richardson, Nadine Duncum, Mrs. Bobby Parker, Myrtle Brick. Nancy Yant, Frances Hendrick, Mrs Mission Hand Mission volunteers, banded together to promote and carry out the great commission, make up this organization. These young people seek opportunities, through various churches, to promote missionary work. First row: Harriet Wigger, corresponding secretary, Dorothy lennon, Sue Hughes, secretary, Grace Martinez. Second row: lorene Pettyiohn, Darlene Ballard, Extension director, Johanna Bealmear, Gertrude Rackley, Carrie An- derson, Kathryn Weedon, Nancy Johnson, vice president. Third row: Johnny Gayle, treasurer, Ray Parker, president, Charles Bealmear, David Hill, play director, Gary Peter- ---' - -v son, Ken Edgar, bus driver, Roger Croker, Bob Muncy. -L Q fife Service Hand The Lite Service Band is composed ot those who are dedicated to the objective of carrying the gospel ot Christ to those around them and of showing other young people the wonders of serving God. Evangelistic programs, called ex- tension trips, are made by groups of the members as they strive to torward Christianity. First row: Violet Cox, secretary: UnaCIyde Mullinax, pianist, LoNora Weedon, Dolores Nassiff, missions chairman: Judy Calvert, Charlotte Hutson. Second row: Kayloma Stockman, Bobbie Gilbert, reporterp Mary Edmondson, Carole Parma, vice presidenlp Patsy Ridgaway, Mickie Cody, Barbara Beavers, publicity chairman, Barbara Steadman. Third row: Robert Rochuig, James Goforth, extension director, Jim West, song leader: Larry Head, Joyce Pesnell, Tommy Pesnell, Sue Vlasak, Richard Nix, Sue Pulley, Ray Beltz, Joye Farley, George Ramsey, Howard Schutt, James Harris, Burr Story, president. F 6 ' l H1- Alpha kim Zfau Set up to promote interest in arts and crafts and to help develop art appreciation, the club sponsors field trips, ex- hibits, and workshops for its membership. First row: Mary Sue Rahl, Sandra Parker, Arlene Lockhart, social chairman, Alice Webb, Dick Watson, Jo Ellen Bell, secretary-treasurer, Betty Sue Martin, Jeannene Norton, Jeanette McDaniel, Peggy Parks, vice president, Susie Bartholmae. Second row: Sandra Tate, Bill Colls, Carroll Moore, president, Cotton Davis, Mickey Mayfield, Mr. Charles Stewart, Sponsor, Nancy Shelton, Gary Petross. i nz-.1 s V iavewn 'amnsqa Tic, - , J-' Kollcgc' Zflmzfer Under the sponsorship of the Division of Speech the College Theater presents three major productions cz year and has stimulated weekly programs in order that they might foster interest in an appreciation tor the theater arts. First row: Peggy Pate, David George, Pinki Ausmus, Tom Hoover, Murcia Gillis, Carole Parma, Milton Gault, James Goforth, and Tommy Atwood. Second row: Mrs. McDonald Held, Sponsor, Robert Benbow, Jimmy Rouse, Sue Pulley, Bill Yates, Mike Bennett, .lack Heoron, Norman Talley, president, Mickie Cody, Suzette Hawkins, Dr. McDonald Held, Mrs. Ruford Hoyle, and Mr. Alex Reeve. Phi Epsilon ,Mu Women who are majoring or minoring in Physical Edu- cation compose this club and have as their aim the mainte- nance of professional interests in their field. First row: Sandra Shaw, Louise Huggins, Marcia Gillis. Second row: Nelda Copeland, intramural chairman, Charlene Hurst, vice president, Beth Jones, parliamentarlanp Jane Jarvis, secretaryp Frances Hendrick, president, Luann Stewart, treasurer, Kathleen Alexander, re- porter. Third row: Teresa Villalobos, Linda Smith, Ruthie Seaton, Mrs. Jo Ann Hamilton, Sponsor, Jean Flowers, intramural chairman, Elizabeth Norwood, Lenore Glenn, Patsy Briggs, Miss Bettye .lo Reed, Sponsorp Anita Galarza. -3551 C? :D 31' .9 sw 5 r 11. um. The Young Wornen's Auxiliary, composed of young single women, aims to create a desire to advance mission study and to emphasize more consistent Christian living. First row: Beth Scott, treasurer, Esther Hielscher, secretary, Janice Colburn, president, Millicent Parnell, program chairman, Bobbie Gilbert, program chairman. Second row: Jan Nowlin, Sue Walling, Alice Houck, Edwina Stocking, Shirley Carey, .lo Evelyn Denton, lenore Glenn, Leah Akins. T' ,Q ,,...Q4a-...- 'F'-'f..T:'f 1 - c 1 6 LA L- , 1 -.-511. ,C 11 Hara Hautista The Spanish-American students ot our college use The Baptist Hour to give the gospel ot Christ to the Spanish- speaking residents of this area, through the medium of radio. First row: Manuela Barrera, Janie Sibriano, pianist, Emma de Ia Cruz, Anita Galarza, Dora Zepeda, Teresa Villa- lohos, secretary-treasurer: Esfella Luna. Second row: Mrs. Susie Torres, Sponsor, Mary Helen Duenez, Ann Estrada, Noemi Balleio, Rachel Griialva, Jose Rivas, Sponsor. Third row: Daniel Sanchez, vice president: Manuel Urbina, Elso Garcia, president, Horacio Cardenas, Ruperto Nunez. H276 Hand An outstanding organization of our college, the Yellow Jacket Band plays lor athletic events on and off the campus. It frequently makes concert tours of the state as well as pre- senting programs in Brownwood. Director Ed Cain First row: Johnny Milnor, Bill Wicker, Barbara Davis, Brenda Dyer, Frances lamb, secretary-treasurer, Becky King, Betty Martin. Second row: Oris Smith, Kayloma Stoclcman, David Adkins, Peggy Taylor, John Henley, Noel Davis, Bill McKeehan, Manuel Urbina, David Stanley, Edgar Cox, Barbara Steadman, Laverne Johnson. Third row: Bob McCarty, Melvin Russell, Al Goodwin, Charles Justice, Davene Jones, Greg Berry, president, George Ramsey, Jim Burdett, Marion Martin, Bryce Storrie, Jim Harvey, Janice Colburn, Glenn Garner, Priscilla Moore, librarian, Patsy Briggs, Albert Lykins. Fourth row: Dolores Webb, Von Dell Drinkard, Joyce Moyers, Kenneth Gale, Myrna Jo Light, Mary Edmondson, Elaine Kelsey, Houston Ross, Carlene Westbrook, Norman Bennett, vice president, Ephraim Garcia, Carl Weathers, Randy Shaeffer. , 1 f i , 5 Gi' 7' ' '5V6'J 'f rf Q 'Q ' 5 'P in ui' w ww La '2s2f2 a ' ' Ill I yy: i' V , M1 Ei M Bibi ,I n ' ?. , if Iii, V,- I, ' . -rl.: 'y I , , P L, +51 L ?!U.,5f3 ,Z t 'Tai 1 , li -.F A L -,-, 1' .' ' r-iTT'fTZ4f -V -. -, , ,- eg, -Q yr I, Women 's Quartet Left to right: Pat Melton, Betty Goolsby, Beverly Murray, Eurlina Abbott The objective of the well known men's and women's quartets, is to provide entertainment for schools and churches as well as the Howard Payne student body. t 1 ,Mm .9 .Quartet , left to right: Ed Markham, Mike Bennett, David Hooker, Tommy Snelen. .5 1 'I' V .IA-I ye TX yi -L., 'L- Scuior Glass Officers First row: Adrian Simms, vice president, Leta lu Huff, secretary, Greg Berry, president. 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' '-1-Z1-Z-.1-11-1-251 ' . ' 'Nflr . Q. . . fl: ? 2 L v, . f , K - . 4 . .N - an - . USE YOUR CREDIT AT NATHAN'S Direct Diamond Importers BROWNWOOUS FINEST JEWELERS S. A. MCHORSE Plumbing-Heating 8. Sheet Metal Air Conditioning A cornplete line for bathrooms, ond kitchens. Known for' quality, style, clncl dependable service BROWNWOOD, TEXAS MID-WEST FRUIT CO. 604 East Lee .. LLLL f 4... 'YN-xsgk me -l -' ' .T eg .nl Q : - i n ., Brownwood Floral Co., Inc. West T exas, Largest Floral House QUEEN FURNITURE CO. Interesting Accessories and Furniture for the Home Terms To Fit Any Budget 307 N. Center Phones Day MI 5-2481 Night MI 5-6515 .l 1-Q- ?uA0'IF ' ouR Svecmuv PALACE DRUG CO. RUSSEL STOVER CANDIES I419 Austin Dial MI 3-4154 SHEPPARD'S FURNITURE 8. APPLIANCES Maytag, Westinghouse, G. E. Appliances 200-206 N. Fisk Brownwood, Texas GLASS AND MIRRORS FOR EVERY PURPOSE Call MI 3-4058 O Aluminum Awnings O Metal Windows 0 Furniture Tops H 0 Window Glass 0 Store Fronts Installed Brownwood Glass 8z Mirror Co. 607 Coggin v stag. 2 x av 'ar'-'13 JH' I Ili' - L I I Waisman's Department Store The Store For All The Family CU RRY'S f D'amonds - JEWELRY Watches - Gifts Credit at Cash Prices 401 N. Fisk CHEVROLET OUT VALUES . OUT SELLS ALL OTHERS I I ! HOLLEY CHEVROLET co. W Appreciate Your Business V -is-,4,nf?:i-lffff 13 I, pgfiiifim . .. . V , . i I ,-f'J.,1??'i--54 -F -11, v., K- ' Q ., ' Wie. Denman Insurance Agency CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK The Bank Better Service Is Building Member F. D. I. C. BROWNING SOUTHSIDE LAUNDRY and Dry Cleaning 6a!lcgc Studio Commercial Weddings Direct colors Oil paintings 'I005C t PIERCE BROS. LUMBER CO. 0 Masury Paints 0 Hardware 0 Plumbing 0 Electrical Supplies 0 Fencing 0 Insulation Rf. 4 - Fe. worth Hwy. For Service Calf' ROSS DRY CLEANERS 920 Austin - 2-2940 MI 5-4109 Nationally Advertised Sta-Nu Process BANNER PRINTING COMPANY 214 Fisk Ml 5-2552 S. F. Porter - Insurance 8. Loans 207 Fisk Ml 3-0664 The Best is none too good for the sick Prescriptions Accurately Filled Dial Ml 3-4576 or Ml 3-4577 PEERLESS DRUG 201 N. Center el.scrnlcAL Z I 'IW coNmAc'ron Brownwood, Texas i l V THE YELLOW WAGON Specializing in Choice Steaks Rabbit and Chicken Main MI South of Traffic Circle ROBINSON'S Shoes - Hose - Millinery Jacqueline-Natural Poise-Connie Shoes 314 Cenier OWINGS JEWELRY Fine Diamonds and Watches The Southwestern 5fUfB9 Coggin Avenue Bophsf Church Telephone company H. H. Hmzcnove, Pastor Corner Drug Store On the corner across from the Square Prescriptions filled accurately COSMETICS - GIFTS 81 CANDIES Dial MI 5-2415 MI 2-9796 U N DERWO0D'S PIT BAR-B-Q Lunches and Sandwiches Catering Service 404 W. Commerce Ml 5-5102 WEAKLEY- WATSON Since 1876 ,E BISHOP'S SERVICE CO. Wrifeor ,iw XIII! ' K ,I I' . I . WV- : ui In If 1 -. .,1,,,, M I I r Pho 1-' M Sysfem Store ewri ers Ad ing Machines F or all your grocery needs MI 2-8692 MRS. HOWARD'S BREAD 80 Miles Fresher ETTERSSONS BAKED IN sRowNwooD BR NNWOOILTEX. S.H.D. 2 5 7 CITIZENS PHARMACY Citizens Bank Bldg. coeem AVE. DRUG ' coeem AVE. VARIETY 3rd and Coggin LETBETTER 8. SONS QJQQ, G 0 L D E N G AT E M ' DW 5 5 T E R N -'757f5f4. .-.-fEE55iE5255E55E3ii1- 155355525E5E5E5E5E5E5E5S5E5EI: '-r:1:r:1:5:3:r:rs:f1f:r:r:r:2: ' -:33:1:.::f 4:5 ,xx 'fi252525522525Ssisiisisisi.. N EW ORLEAN s soumsnn YUUT SIX soun-lwesvznn SOUTHERN BAPTIST THEULUGIIIAL SEIVIINARIES W. A. BELL 8: COMPANY H. L. CRAVENS CO. 301 Brown Ml 3-4301 Cl'llSl'l0LNl'S New RESTAURANT 500 East Commerce Students Welcome Phone for Parties 81 Banquets Ml 5-2958 MI 5-2383 SHAW'S Laundry 8g Dry Cleaning Service that Satisfiesn Dial MI 5-2413 Brownwood, Texas 3 F Q, T l I IVR? THE BROWNWOOD COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Brownwood, Texas For the Best in Banking Service The Old Reliable FIRST NATIONAL BANK in Brownwood Always Ready To Serve You McMINN-WINN PHARMACY AND HOTEL BROWNWOOD DRUG J. A. COLLINS TYPEWRITER CO. Sales o Rentals 0 Service 0 Supplies Representing Smith-Corona Typewriters Burroughs, National, Clary, General 81 Swift Adding Machines A .465 MAYTAG LAUNDERETTE 420 Austin Monr0eQ t Market A M-B CREAMERY and MONROE'S MINIT MARKET Graded Pasteurized Milk KS here Hours F res DAIRY MAID I Supersize Hamburgers 81 Cheese Burgers CALL ORDERS ACCEPTED Complete Fountain Service MI 5-5-64 1812 Cogg S D GE DO gl-ES BROWNWOOD. TEXAS PRESCRIPTION LABORATORIES Ethical Prescription Service . 210 Complete Soda Fountain -09 g if-ff A ll DUBLINS 406 Center MAYFLOWER Handles the whole iob . . . Long Distance o Moving 0 Storage 0 Packing 0 Shipping Safe - Dependable J. R. BEADEI. TRANSFER 8. STORAGE or 1 iNiS ?5i? miie? 5211 S etti it : iii T CONSUMERS FINANCE M, EV A N S DRY CLEANING coMPANY SANlTONE Insured Cold Fur and Wool Storage Students Welcome 303 Fisk Ml 5-8499 EARL CLEMENTS 8. SON o Cigars o Cigarettes 0 Wholesale o Tobaccos 0 Candy 0 Sundries Dial MI 2-8843 710 Greenleaf BROWNWOOD, TEXAS Compliments of Howard Payne Book Store '84 Student Center .-.1 fp, v '.g, Q , HVI. 73,57 1-7x'J ,fy - .G fy, ,f' ,I 41, X. 'L' . Lk ,gf Y L ,.Q x ,I , 'Q ,V Q, Q -TN X ,1, I 3 W J , , , 'ffygfq 5 Q- f 1' LPM! N7 ,f ., 41 -.4 . 1-A 2 ' f - V ' ,...-- f ' V ' -1' I , My , I I F 7 .N - -' ffl Lf! ' L--.,,a,L,4 LL- u LL' , cf, V. .V D 4. 1,7 h,,.4'CZ rig- , . K -1 L-f-' V x 'Lf' -'CL 13- L 11- 1' .f V-'v'1f.1 ' Q -, gif? Q ,, 14- I - 4, vi, Yf AJ: QV ' ' ff' jf ,V I V -fy U 'fir A, 11- ,fue ,nf 1 Q, C,L,cL.L,,g, L f V ' 1 , .5 f v'-I . ,f 7 . 1,1 L 'C' 'Qflggbxzf lyiff '? 2aLf:'4Z'- L,4s.,f' 'f 5' V 59.5 'D ala. 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