Howard Payne College - Lasso Yearbook (Brownwood, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 222 of the 1964 volume:

Harriers Capture Third STUDENT OF WEEK He’ll Figure It Out Cain Requests Coed's Activity !■ Mathematica Alpha Chi Lays Plan To Discuss Future Members Talent Show Set Tonight Senators Sponsor After-Game Party mediately after Saturday night's football game. THE LASSO rood, Texas THE HOWARD PAYNE Editorially Speaking Vol. 53 Brownwood, H’”'-™' New Program Opens; Academy of Freedom Begins First Year Hodge Hall Opens stmas Tea for Chris COLLEGE LASSO Texas 1964 Dad’s Day, Lamar Tech Game Climax First Athletes’ Appreciation Week HPC Band Plans for Mexico City, Points South 'Two Drifters” Set for Banquet Theme; BSU Sweetheart Named Table of Contents :::::::::::::::::::::::::: WALKER MEMORIAL LIBRARY Yearbook Dedicated To A. J. Quinn The 1964 edition of the Howard Payne Lasso is dedicated to Dr. A. J. Quinn, head of the school’s Department of Re- ligious Education. The secret of the dedication was revealed during the Lasso presentation in an all-school assembly. Members of the Lasso staff selected Dr. Quinn for the honor because of his inherent honesty, his individuality and his personal dedication to the college and its students. A former pastor and district missionary, Dr. Quinn has been on the Howard Payne faculty since 1955. He was awarded the doctor of divinity degree in 1945 by Howard Payne, where he also received the bachelor of arts and master of education degrees. He received the master of religious education degree from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. In Memoriam Faculty Changes, Student Honors Build HPC Dr. Guy D. Newman president Dr. C. E. McCarver administrative vice president Dr. Forrest J. Agee academic dean, professor of psychology N. Frank Smith business manager and budget comptroller W.% Board of Trustees Officers Charles Lamkin, Sr., president Joe N. Weatherby, vice president Gene Porter, vice president Groner Pitts, secretary Faculty and Staff “ SSSSS 1 rjy£„ £ “lr™ Senior Class Officers Roddy Maddox, senator Linda Wright, senator Vic Morgan, president Jerry Perkins, treasurer Noel Schnitz, vice president Dolores Rae Taylor, secretary ttarar We’re the Class of ’64 EDWARD A. ALFORD, Rising St ROBERT M. ALLMAN, Brovmwi DAVID RAY ANDERSON, Fort , JIM ANDERSON, Bangs Art Education CAMILLA MITCHELL ARD, Var DOUGLAS ATKINS, Decatur ROBERT BAKER, Blanket JOE C. BALLEJO, Brown wood JOY KATHRYN BARKER, Pasac WALKER MEMORIAL LIBRARY FRANCES GENEVA CRAWFORD, LAjmiNE F. DE VRIES, Ml. Oli JACKIE DILLINGHAM, Santa A, General Business KAREN COPPOCK DODDS, Foi CARROLL DEAN DIKE, RICHARD LEONA RDC. CRIFFIN, FRANK H. BILL HARPER, Clenside, Pennsylv. If ILLIS 11'IBrowntvood DARRELL HA YNES, I DONNA BETH HELD, CHARLES HlBBITTS, Physical Education LA NELL HIBDON, La Pryor RACHEL IIILL, Alamogordo, New Mexico A; M«K ' WHITE, Bangs E WILBANKS, B I WILLIAMS, B PAULINE ELIZABETH WILLIS, Junior Class Officers Nan Ivey, treasurer J. A. McDaniel, secretary W. C. Wilson, vice president Nolan Kennedy, president Molly Cortez, senator Bruce Harris, senator Class of ’65 9 NAN IVEY, San Diego, Cauj- j. A. McDANIEL, Secretory GEORGE D. ADAMS, Tahoka DAVID ADKINS, Eunice, New Mexico AUSTIN ANDERSON, Comunch, PHIL ANDERSON, Harlingen JUANITA ARNOLD, Newark BILLY JACK BAILEY, Dallas RAUL BALDERRAMA, Brownw DAVID BARKLEY, Brownwood JOHN BARNETT, Lampasas WALTER BARR, San Antonio BRIAN BETTIS, Brownwood BENNY BRINK, Manitou, Oklahom DEYAUN BROWN, Brownwood DENNIS CAMPBELL, Brownwood MRS. JAYNE CARTER, Gate City, Virginia WALTER CARTER, Gate City, Virginia WILLIAM K. CHIANG, Hong Kong ROBERT CHAMBERS, Zephyr MARVIN CHAMPION, Modesto, California EDWARD CLARK, Dallas BOB CLOPTON, Nederland ROBERT CLOUD, Waco JAN COFFMAN, Fort Worth ROYCE COOPER, Terrell DALE COURTRIGHT, Brovmwood JERRY CROSSLAND, Duncanville MRS. SUZANNE CRUMP, Brownw, RONNIE JOE DAUM, Greenville PEGGY DEIIAY, Brown wood STEPHEN EWING, Hong Kong LINDA FERGUSON, Edwards, California SAUNDERS FREELS, Denison GERALD I DWAYNE D. GROOMS, Brow, NEAL GUTHRIE, Brownwood LAD AWN HARLOW, Llano LINDA SUE HARRIS, Dallas WELDON HAYNES, Santa Anna LUREA HENDERSON, Brookesmith GILBERT HERNANDEZ, San Antonio GAY LON HERNDON, Brownwood DALE GLEN HINESLY, Brownwood KATHLEEN HOLLOWAY, Brownwood SUE HOPPER, Highlands KENNETH W. HUDSON, Menard MELVA IZAGU1RRE, Weslaco SHARON JOHNSON, Lancaster MARY LOU KELLEY, Paradise MRS. ELAINE KERLEY. Brownwood JANEY ODELL KIRKSEY, Brownwood KATHY LASATER. Brownwood MEI-LING LAY, Panama BOBBY JETT LITTLETON, Sanderson JOHN FRANCIS MATTHEWS, Brownwood RUTH MENDOZA, Fort Worth ANN MILLER, Mercar PEGGY JO MILLER, 1, JERRY D. McSWAIN, Brownwood RONALD NOWLIN, Rochelle 5. BETT1E OLIVER, I MARIETTA OSBORNE, Houston MERLE DEAN PIASANO, Albuquerque, N.M. ARTHUR PALMER, Tanganyika, East Africa GENE PARTRIDGE, Bonham JACK EDWARD PETTY, Odessa MILDRED ANN PEVETO, Lancas JANELLE PHILEN, Woodville LARRY PICKEL, Palastine VERNA MAE PITTMAN, May ROSS PLANT, Big Spring WILLENA RASCHKE, Highlands CHARLES DUANE REID, Cleveland WILLIAM F. REEVES, JR., Houston NANCY RHINEHART, Knob Nosier, Missouri JIMMIE ROBERTS, Houston MARQUIS ROBERTSON, Houston LORRIE ROSS, Sidney JOYCE ROWELL, Brady ELIA SALAZAR, Comstock PHIL SCAGGS, Coleman MIKE SHAW, San Diego, California WILBUR SHEFFIELL Bo od TOMMY SIKES, Bangs TED SIMPSON, Blanket ROBERT PHILIP SPRINGER, Vidor TRENA STOKLEY, Fort Worth MYRNA STRACENER, Dublin BOBBY STUART, Honey Grove LILLIE STUART, Honey Grove WANDA TALLANT, Brownuiood JEAN Y. TAMASHIRO, Hawaii EDDY M. TAYLOR, Big Lake JOHN TAYLOR, Browmvood BILLIE TOMPKINS, McCamey GARLAND TOWNSEND, Bartlett NELDA TOWNSEND, Brownwood THOMAS TRUJILLO, Oklahoma City BARNEY JO TURNER, Richland Springs FEBE GLORIA URBINA, Houston ANDREW VILLARREAL, San Antonio JOHNNY WEBB, San Angelo SUZANNE WELCH, San Antonio GUY NELL WEST, Rising Star MARY EVELYN WIGGER, Rogers, BETTY WILSON, Fort Worth LINDA WOODARD, Hermit PAUL MAC WOODFIN, Albany JOANNA WOODS, Brownwood STEPHANY WRIGHT, Dallas CHARLES WYATT, Shamrock ROBERT A. YOUNG, Brownwood SHERMAN ZIMMERMAN, Channelview CARL McCORMICK, San Angelo Sophomore Class Officers Bill Dunham, senator Joyce Smalley, secretary Herbert Bridwell, vice president Judy Maxon, treasurer Doug Underhill, president Mandy McNeill, senator Class of ’66 © p ® NS1 I RILEY ALBERTSON, Dallas MARSHA ALEXANDER, San Angelo DOUGLAS L. ALFORD, Brownwood GWEN ALLEN, Baytown ROBERT S. ALLMAN, Brownwood PAUL H. ARNOLD, Brownwood SANDRA AUSTIN, LaPorte LINDA JO BADGER, Houstot DARLENE BAKER, Mission RAY BATSON, Crane LONNIE BORDEN, Clebur. PAT BREWER, Galena Park ROBERT H. BREWER, Brownwood TOMMY BRISCOE, Lohn VIRGINIA ANN BROOKS, San Antonio DONALD CALDWELL, Comanche DAVID CARLISLE, Montevideo, Uruguay A. D. CARNES, Brownwood BEN CARNES, Brownwood RONNIE CHADWICK, Aransas Pass BARBARA COLLINS, Mullin ED COLLVER, Rockwood NOBLE CORBETT, Brownwood CHARLIE CARRUTH, DeLeon DARLENE DANIEL, Alexandria, Louisiana STEVE DRISCOLL, Midland CHARLES R. DUBOSE, Midland DONNELL EUBANK, Ira DANNY FAUBION, Talpa VIRGINIA FORD, San Antonio BOBBY GARTH FORTUNE, May STEVE FOSTER, Cross Plains ROSE MARY FOXWORTH, Pa JIM GILMORE, Cross Plains THERESA GLIDEWELL, Mineral Wells JIMMY GOOCH, Gatesville VIRGINIA GREEN, San Angelo JOHN GUNTER, Brownwood JUDY GUYNES, Dallas JAMES H. HAGOOD, Fort Worth MIKE HARRELL, Houston DIXIE HARRIS, Hardin, Illinois MURIEL HARRIS, Brownwood GLORIA HIGGINBOTHAM, Albuquerque, N.M. ROYCE HENDRICK, Shamrock KENNETH HOLAMON, Brownwood CAROLYN HOUCHINS, Brownwood DONNIE HOWARD, Brownwood BILLY HUDGINS, Evant CHARLOTTE HUDSON, D GORDON HUDSON, Brown RONALD HUDSON, Brown JIMMY HUTTON, Brownw RICHARD IVY, Huntingtor ANNA JEANNETTE JAMES, Liberty Hill SUE JOHNSON, Dallas WESLEY JOHNSON, Victoria RONNIE JONES, Pasadena RINEY LEE JORDAN, Brownwood NABIHA Y. KHOURY, Acre, Israel PAULETTE KIBLER, Harlingen THOMAS KNIGHTEN, Rosenberg EDWARD LAMB, JR., Brownwood HERMAN LANCASTER, Brownwood CORALEA LITTLE, Austin DOROTHEA LONGORIA, San Antonio MRS. WELDON MAHAN, B AARON MANLEY, Marlin MONTIE MARTIN, Dallas NANCY MARTIN, McCame THEDA MAULDIN, Wink RONNIE MIDDLETON, Brownwood CHARLOTTE MITCHELL, Gatesville DAVID MOORE, Borger D MYRICK, Simon Freshmen Class Officers Grayson Wetzel, president Robert Hale, senator Joy Meek, treasurer Karen Peterson, senator Edmond Wheeless, vice president Beverly Purvis, secretary Class of '61 ROBERf HALE, STEPHEN F. DAUGHETY, Ithaca, N.Y. HARVEY LEE DAVIS, Levelland BOB DELCAMP, Datial, New Mexico JO CAROLYN DENHAM, Edcouch ROBERT ALLEN DeVILLE, Falfurrias FRANKYE EIDSON, Kamay JIMMY C. ELLIOTT, Kermit JEANNEENE EOFF, Early MOSES ESCOBEDO, San Antonio JOHN J. FITZGIBBONS, Broumwood DOLORES FLORES, Pharr REUBEN GOMEZ FLORES, Odessa HARRIET FORD, Albuquerque, New Mexico CHARLES FREEMAN, Brownwood KAREN FREEMAN, Houston SHIRLEY GILBERT, I CAROLYN GLASS, Brownwood SAMMY GLEATON, Brownwood CHARLES GOBER, Brownwood NINA MARIE GONZALES, Houstt WARRENETTA GOIVAN, Ingram MARY BETH GRIFFITH, Dallas JIMMY DON HARDIN, Fort Worth ES L. HARGROVE, Acadeir, ERTA HARLOW, Brownwo, EN EUGENIA HARMON, b HEKBY HASH, Bangs BARBARA HATFIELD, Fort Worth ROBERT HEATH, Brownwood DONALD R. HEWETT, LAWRENCE HERNANDEZ, Brownwood JAMES HERNDON, Brownwood MOSES FELIPE HERRERA, Bryan ALLENE HIBDON, LaPryor JANELLE HINKLE, Burkburnett RICHARD HODGES, KAY HOMES LEY, Bi CECIL HOOTEN, Val TOMMY HORNER, E CLAUDE HUDSON, J LEWIS HURLEY, Bryan JAMES D. HUTSON, Hereford PEGGY JACKSON, San Antonio RONNY JENSEN, Corpus Christi CAROL JOHNSON, Aransas Pass MIKE JOHNSON, Dallas DWAYNE JORDAN, Dallas LARRY KAUFFMAN, Graver DONAL W. KEY, Rockdale JOE McKNIGHT, Olton YVONNE KNOUS, Big Spring MARGARET LANE, Brownwood DAVID L. LAWRENCE, LaMarque MRS. PEGGY LAWSON, Mullin JACQUE LYN LOONEY, San Antonio SANDRA MADRY, Brownwood CHARLES W. MALVEN, San Antonio JANE MAPLES, Fort Worth MACK MATHIS, Stanton JAMES DWAYNE MARTIN, Texas City ANTRICA MAULDIN, Zephyr MAC MERCER, Coleman JERRY MOBLEY, Brownwood ELSA M0N7.0N, Devine KATHY MOORE, Roswell, Hew Mexico LuANN MOORE, Mineral if ells RONNIE R. IK. A. MOORE, Comanche BERT MORRIS, San Antonio GLEN HENRY MORTON, Trinity KAY McBROOM, Denver, Colorado FORREST McGREGOR, Richland Springs GEORGE ANN NEAL, Dallas EVERETT NIX, Baytown LADOYTT NORTHCUTT, Comanche PATRICIA OIVEN, Baytown RITA PARKER, Brownwood PAULA PARSON, Grahan ANN ALEE PERKINS, Cleburne NANCY ANN PEREZ, San Anton ELAINE PEVELER, Brownwood NANCY PHILLIPS, Houston JUANELL POTTS, Lampasas BARRY B. PRESTRIDGE, Olton JAY QUIROZ, Moody LINDA REEVES, Woodsboro HAROLD RENFROW, Pasadena RODNEY SENTERFITT, Academ JAMES KENT SHIRLEY, Riverto THOMAS BRYAN SHOEMAKE, NANCY SIMPSON, Brady JOHNNIE LOU SLOAN, San Saba CLYDE LEE SOMERS, LaFeria NELDA STAGGS, Brownwood LUCIAN PAUL STOHLER, Horn DONALD STUART, Roby FRANCES TATUM, Dallas SARA LEE TAYLOR, Dallas MARSHA TEAGUE, Brownwood 'ATRIC!A THOMAS, I LYNN TOLLESON, Brownwood SHIRLEY TOUNGET, Ballinger 1.01 DA MELITA URBINA, Houst MILDRED VANDERIUDER, San FRANCISCO VIELMANN, Guaten BUCKY WESTBROOK, Beaumont DAVID WIGLEY, Brown wood DARLENE WILLIAMS, San Antonio JIMMIE WILLIAMS, New Boston RALPH DAVIS WILLINGHAM, Brownwood MRS. JANET WILSON, Tolar JUDABETH WILSON, Brownwood BENNY WOMACK, Stanton BENNETT WORLEY, Olton CAROLYN WRIGHT, Bandera DEAN WRIGHT, Trenton, New Jersey TIM YARBRO, San Antonio SHARON ZOBEL, Phoenix, Arizona ELAINE BREWER, . ROBERT LAWLESS, Special and Graduate Students Second Semester Students HPC Spotlights People, Clubs Mr. and Miss HPC Ted Hobby and Ann Davis Dianne Flippo Lasso Beauty Lasso Beauty Theda Mauldin Lasso Beauty Sylvia Stephens Sharon Piper Lasso Beauty Sharon Mitchell Margaret Young Davis A Semi-finalists LaNell Hibdon Homecoming Queen Sweethearts Band Molly Cortez Football Pat Brewer Anne Clark BSU Sweetheart vV X Sandra Mouser Griffin May Queen Twenty-Three Named To Who’s Who to Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities, 1963- 64. They were chosen by the Student Personnel Services Committee from those nominated by both students and faculty. The nominations were based on scholarship, citizenship, lions of all the students nominated. These students, all of them busy and several of them com- bining school, jobs and marriage, find many and varied ways of relaxing—physical activity, mental calisthenics or just plain day-dreaming. Class Favorites Sophomores Larry Evans and Judy Howard Seniors Nan Ivey and Jerry Crossland Juniors Friendliest Chosen tttjGszxt xsi f assr 3S 2SS?‘ jSSfc SL tSSUPSm?™ Pulse of Campus Felt By Senate, Council Members of the Senate are Carroll Duke, Carl Young, Jerry Perkins, Dennis Watson, Roddy Maddox, Vic Mor- Tom Biles, Paul Blackstock, Betty Claspell, Geneva Crawford, Larry Crisman, Carroll Duke, LaNell Hibdon, Melva Isa- mary Fo w rlh Toltke TLma Tru Ml I ug IJnde hiU, 3=s Women Lead Women; Entertain Everyone .Tkt H JgL ,t Lly7 ,' rbmil'1.. Veda Hodge Hall Christmas Tea, AU-Girl Talent Show and the Annual AWS Banquet in May are sponsored by the 7SSZZ2JST’'hi“ri,ni ■ d Miry Ann G,s Dodds, reporter. Class and organization representatives are Carolyn Craig, Mike Harrell, Carolyn Kemp, Karon Lasater, Barbara Fowler, Sylvia Stephens, Mary Ann Gage and International Club Furthers Campus-Wide Understanding isimm Urbans Unite Campus- Town Women Brownwood and area women students seek to become integral with the activities of the campus and with one an- other and to promote social unity throughout the campus. To do this, they work together as Urbanites. Included in the membership are Ann Bryant, Brenda Bryant, Sandra Bryant, Judith Crook, Suzanne Crump, Peg- gy DeHay, Celia Frazier, Judy Fusion, Sandra Genesi, Carolyn Glass, Alicia Hall, Celinda Hall, Helen Harmon, Muriel Harris, Donna Beth Held, Kathleen Holloway, Kay Homesley, Karon Lasater, Kathy Lasater, Mary Gynn Mc- Clatchy, Nyoka McMahan, Sharon Piper, Ginger Rehm, Lydia Rivas, Gracie Rivas, Linda Sams, Bobbie Jo Sims, Marty Smith, Jo Dell Townsend, Joan Scott, Marsha Teague, Nelda Wallace and Wilma Ann Wilson. DIA Week Emphasizes Year-Long Program Campus Democrats Unite In Political Group Politics become organized on the Howard Payne campus for the Democrats this year. The Young Democrats Club aims to amplify and inform the public of political issues and principles involved. This newly-established HPC club is sponsored by Bill Walker. Members are Juanita Arnold, Jan Coffman, Theresa Glide- well, Roberta Harlow, Melva Izaguirre, Dorothea Longoria, John Matthews, Charles McNeill, Patsy Patton, Thomas Snow and Darrell Street. Natural Science Interests Promoted By Organizations Beta Gamma Pi and the Howard Payne Student Section of the American Institute of Physics both center their aims directly in science; the second, to promote an interest specifically in physics. Members of Beta Gamma Pi, which is sponsored by Mr. George Ivy and Mr. Robert Wetzel, are Edward Clark, Ivy Ray Cole, Richard Chumbley, Richard Finley, Gary Hosch, Lewis Hurley, Mary Glynn McClatchy, Nancy Page, Barry Prestridge, Darlene Williams, Joyce Ann Hay and Bruce Harris. Members of the Physics Section are Ron Bebemiss, Gail Crump, Mackay Foster, Billy Hodgens, Sue Johnson, Carole Jordan, Larry Kaufman, Jimmy F. Warfield, Benny Womack 'ss a “z Pi Chi Opens Membership To All Communications People S w busir sJ'manager and u Mn Scott W.T T,PA r ’ - ■ Interest and Use of Physical Education Encouraged by Club compose Phi Epsilon Mu. The creation of and mamtainance Mrs. Capitola Bratton and Miss Maxine Smith. Jane Smith and Sylvia Stephens. EI Circulo de la Amistad Aids Spanish, Non-Spanish Relations Psychology Club Aims Toward Campus-Wide Understanding Kappa Delta Pi Salutes High Educational Achievement Alpha Chi Honors Top Juniors, Seniors One of several national honor societies on the Howard Payne campus is Alpha Chi. Membership is limited to the top ten percent of the junior and senior classes. The society is sponsored by Mrs. Elya Love Dobson and Dr. Nat Tracy. The members are Ann Davis, Gay Davis, LaNell Hibdon, Judy Howard, Karon Lasater, Anne Stovall, Jack Walton, Dennis Watson, Sharon Zobel, Lynn Rogers, Eunice Ur- bina, Glynda Byerly, Judy Vogel, Kelly Johnson, J. A. Mc- Daniel, Nan Ivey, Mary Ann Gage, Nolan Kennedy, Camilla Ard, Elaine Kerley, Judy Hayes, Joe Ballejo, Kathy Lasater, Linda Morris, Bruce Harris and Wanna Lloyd. Honors Organization Formed For High-Ranking Freshmen The scholastically outstanding freshman men’s honor so- among the students and it requires a minimum 2.2 grade average for membership. ship includes Herbert Bridwell, Eddie Daniel. Bill Dunham, Cyrus Garcia, John Hardy, Bill Thomas and Forbes Woods. This year’s initiates include David Carlisle, Richard Fin- ley, Louis Scott and Dale Tervooren. Senior Women Recognized By Cap and Gown o Betty Claspell, A sater, M Stovall, Eunice Urbina and Linda Wright. Outstanding Junior, Senior Men Recognized by Blue Key Started only last year, the Howard Payne Chapter of Blue Key National Honor-Leadership Fraternity has received full recognition by that national group. Establishd to provide Academy Enrolls First Members La Hora Bautista Sponsors Radio Program Every Wednesday at 4:45 p.m., a local radio station will announce “La Hora Bautista” or the Baptist Hour. The fifteen-minute program is sponsored and presented by La Hora Bautista, Howard Payne College. The encouragement of spiritual awakening and the spread of the Gospel of Christ to the Spanish-speaking people are the motivating objectives of this group. They strive to these ends through their Spanish broadcast and their extension Jose Rivas sponsors the organization. Members are Mary Ballejo, Joe Ballejo, Sonia Bendfeldt, Antonio Caballeros, Flores, Reuben Flores, Jesse Fraga, Joel Galan, Ciro Garcia, Moses Herrera, Rachel Hill, Melva Izaguirre, Dorothea Lon- goria, Eliseo Lopez, Elsa Monzon, Nancy Perez, Santos Ramoz, Lydia Rivas, Victor Rodriquiz, Elia Salazar, Thomas Trujillo, Eunice Urbina, Febe Urbina, Loida Urbina, Fran- cisco Vielmann, and Gina Whitten. LSB Conducts Mission Services, Makes Trips With the Little Zion Negro Mission and extension trips as mplish its purpose—furthering the cause of Christ ♦V. Philoikians Link Wives i Lancaster, Mrs. Jim Mun- day, Mrs. Frank Potmesil, Mrs. Brad Riza, Mrs. Marquis Robertson, Mrs. Ray Rodgers, Mrs. William Shores, Mrs. Keith Vaughn, Mrs. Andrew Villarreal, Mrs. Robert Weber, Mrs. Stanley Wilson and Mrs. John Zobel. Mission Study and Training Urged by Organization Missions and the study of them and the training of those the Mission Band. The Mission Band sponsors two mission activities in Brownwood. One is at the Northside Baptist Church for children’s missions and the second is the Latin American Baptist Mission, also through a children’s program. Members of the Band are Glynda Byerly, John Crane, Don Edwards, Pat Hughes Edwards, Sharon Johnson, Don- nie Melton, Billy Reeves, Barbara Ryan, Jean Tamashiro, Arlene Travis, Elena Vela, Gary West, Mary Wigger and YWA’s Meet for Single Girls s Auxiliary of Howard Payne Col- in the cause of , the study and Karen Freeman, Mary Ann Gage, Nina Gonzales, Mike Har- rell, Joyce Hay, Allene Hibdon, LaNell Hibdon, Sue Hopper, Kelly Kay Johnson, Mary Lou Kelly, Carolyn Kemp, Sandra Kennedy, Mei-Ling Lay, Judy Maxon, Joy Meek, Grace Moore, Darlene Moran, Joy McDaniel, Lena Rose Nelson, Rene Patterson, Karen Peterson, Janclle Philen, Juanell Potts, Willena Raschke, Linda Reeves, Miriam Rendon, Bar- bara Ryan, Barbara Shipp, Ann Smith, Paulette Smith, Brenda Stiles, Jean Tamashiro, Ida Ann Teague, Shirley Tounget, Arlene Travis, Eunice Urbina, Mildred Vander- hider, Linda Ward, Brenda Webb, Suzanne Welch. Gina Whitten and Darlene Williams. Athletes Serve In Jackets for Jesus Athletes who desire to further the spread of the knowledge of Christ find themselves composing Jackets for Jesus. This group of young men holds week-end revivals in churches The membership includes Art Allen, John Barnett, Bobby Brewer, Jim Ewing, Jerry Gundy, Robert Hale, Ted Hobby, Ken Hudson, Thomas Knighton, Roddy Maddox, A1 McKee KHPC Supplies Training, Listening Enjoyment The Band Plays On Molly Cortez, John Crane, Bob Delcamp, Robert Deville, Martin, Gary Mitchell, Kathy Moore, Sybil Moore, Bert Dale Thomas, Neal Todd, Jeff Turner, Eunice Urbirta, Febe Urbina, Loida Urbina, Pauline Willis, Bennett Worley, Don Youngn0t0n’ ar0 n8ht’ nght and Margaret Tours, Chapel Programs, Concerts Compose Choir Agenda Two Editors, a Third Place Mark Yellow Jacket Year. Building, Campus Changes Mark Anniversary Year Administration Building Old Main” Howard Payne Hall Fleming Center of Religion L. J. Mims Building The Ministerial Courts Jennings Hall Thomas Taylor Hall Walker Memorial Library Proposed Plant for the Academy of Freedom Renovation of Daniel Baker Administration Building Academy of Freedom Christianity Hall Frank C. Dill A.I.A. Architect Yellow Jacket Gymnasium Coggin Chapel Theatre Temporary Buildings Business Building Naval Reserve Electronics Facility Sports, Social Events Crowd £ BS2sS?£- March, 1963, to March, 1964 It’s The Fairer Sex All The Way . . . . HPC Football Scheduk Tribe Hatchets Jackets Hoggies “Luck Out” The Texas A I Javelinas, ranked “number one” in small college polls, made the Yellow Jackets of Howard Payne College victim number three as they edged the Payne- men 27-12. The Hoggies led at half time 13-12, but many a sports writer mentioned in his column the following Opening the second half of play, the Javelinas moved to a 20-12 lead that threatened to crumble any time the Jackets got the ball. However, it seemed that “fate” wished otherwise and with nine seconds left to play, the Hoggies scored Lions Maul Jackets you lose its a little more difficult. Yet the Jackets of S.F.A. Wins A Bad Omen itimi'.uu Marbles or Football For the second year in a row, the Southwest Texas State College Bobcats from San Marcos stomped the Yellow Jackets of Howard Payne. To quote the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, “the Payneman of Howard Payne College and the Bobcats of Southwest Texas State Col- lege should try to decide this conference game by an gridiron has already been decided.” They may have been right, the final score 33-6. A Tribute Hardin-Simmons Goes Under for Count Jackets Win 11, Lose 13 St. Edwards Univ. Texas Univ. Tarleton State Abilene Christian Sul Ross State East Texas State Half and Half western University, the Jackets fell 87-92. The Paynemen Paynemen as they lost two in a row to St. Edwards and Half-Way Mark Texas State by the scores of 94-67 and 67-65, then won two split with Southwest Texas 68-59 and 64-75. Tennis Beberniss, Carl Young and Vic Morgan (seated) John Oh and William Chiang. Banquets, Annual Chime Out Close Year Juniors, seniors, women students, faculty, athletes and staff sponsors had their share of honors during the closing weeks of the Spring semester. The Jacket Coeds named Darrell Walker, Coed Beau in March. The Junior-Senior Banquet in April featured “Mansions by Moonlight” as the theme. “Woman is a Many Splendored Thing backgrounded the annual Association of Women Students Banquet in May. Closing out the social activities and traditions of the year was the Chime Out, May 14, 1963. May and August Commencements Bring Families Together Cards Completed; Enrollment Reaches 1,018 Speaking of Pictures “Diamonds” Highlight AWS Talent Show All Howard Payne Plays and Sings Yell Leaders Sponsor Popular ‘Hootenanny’ HP’s President Receives Cafeteria Hosts the Get- Acquainted Party Harvest Royalty Named at Spook Party King Carroll Duke and Queen Theda Mauldin were so Religion Center, Friday, Nov. 1. Billy Spencer emceed the 50 Hours, 9 Events Homecoming, 1963, Reminds That ‘Memories Are Made of This’ Ross, 26-22. 8 P Spirit Feast Presentation Man of the Year Banquet Pep Rally Snake Dance es £ss wrllht Parade “Peter Pan” Closed 1962-63 Theatre Season “Look Back in Anger’ An English drama, “Look Back in Anger” by John Os- play featured Nolan Kennedy as Jimmy Porter and Lynda Scott as his wife, Alison, with James Hagood as the friend, Cliff, Donna Beth Held as Helena and James Harris as Colonel Redfern. It is the story of an angry young man fighting an insensitive and snobbish class society. He and his wife finally withdraw to their “digs” like a scruffy bear and bushy squirrel would to a cave. The play was directed McDonald Held. Urbanites, Dorm Treats Another annual event at Howard Payne is the brunch given by the residents of Hodge Hall for town students and the brunch given by the Urban- Girls Swap Breakfast Both brunches were given in the formal parlor of Hodge Hall. The Hodge Hall Council is spon- sored by Mrs. Elizabeth Boeker, director of women’s residence halls. Mrs. Lou Walker, instructor of is Donna Beth Held p Lasso Hosts Beauty Reception; Presents Finalists -£!£st'S£sE Assemblies Spiced With Laughter, Awards and Honors Dinner in Hodge Hall. The Transition . . . Religious Focus Week Launches Spring Semester 0imm BSU Sweetheart Banquet Goes Touring mnhiih Classified Editorially Speaking . . . F. R. SMITH SONS Advertisements Economize, SaveMoney II.... I .....II COMPLIMENTS of the CITIZEN’S NATIONAL BANK The Bank that Better Service is Building Member F.D.I.C. RENFRO REXALL DRUGS Photographic Equipment — Prescriptions School Supplies — Cosmetics Your Dollar Buys More at Your Renfro Store PAT'S FASHION SHOP Fashions for Campus and Career HENRIETTA'S BEAUTY CARE In the Heart of Downtown Brownwood Specializes in all phases of Beauty care and welcomes Howard Payne students. Henrietta Williams Ml 3-4238 Owner 514 Center DAIRY QUEEN Free delivery to Veda Hodge Hall Ml 2-0682 3-7258 Use your credit at NATHAN’S Brownwood's Finest Jewelers Direct Diamond Importers SHEPPARD'S FURNITURE APPLIANCES Maytag — General Electric Appliances 200-206 North Fisk HIGGINBOTHAM'S • Building Materials S. A. McHORSE Plumbing — Heating and Sheet Metal Air Conditioning A complete line for bathrooms and kitchens. Known for quality, style, and dependable service. ARNOLD'S MAYTAG LAUNDRY Dry Cleaning Unit We appreciate your business ' 3-3515 Take Your Car Where the Experts Are GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE WAISMAN'S DEPARTMENT STORE ... in Brownwood your complete one-stop Clothing for every member of the family 104 Center Avenue CONSUMERS FINANCE Across the street from the Post Office THINK FIRST OF THE 72 Years of Continuous Service HPC Students Use Drive-In Window FIRST NATIONAL BANK Always Ready to Serve You Member F.D.I.C. First You “THE CAMPUS CHURCH” JAMES NORMAN CONOCO Service Station Gates Tires General Auto Repair Road Service Wash and Grease Ml 3-7289 Second and Coggin A. M. DAVIS FLORAL CO. 705-709 Fisk Avenue Brownwood, Texas Ml 5-2631 vfrroio Coach jC nes GIBSONS DISCOUNT CENTER Sporting Goods School Supplies Photography Supplies Drugs 104 East Commerce Bob Shive, Manager On the Circle McMINN-WINN PHARMACY Ml 3-4506 203 East Baker LETBETTER SONS Furniture, Mattresses, Appliances WEAKLEY-WATSON Since 1876 DENMAN INSURANCE AGENCY CHEVELLE CHEVY II CORVAIR HOLLEY CHEVROLET COMPANY Serving Central Texas Since 1916 CHISHOLM'S RESTAURANT Daily 11 am-2 pm Sunday 11 am-3pm STUDENTS WELCOME! W. A. BELL AND COMPANY Brayton Smith, Manager INSURANCE 301 Brown Street Your Host from Coast to Coast HOLIDAY INN of Brownwood Silas R. Byrd Innkeeper Coggin Avenue Baptist Church George M. Slaton — Pastor 1815 Coggir PEERLESS DRUG Prescriptions — Cosmetics — Gifts Ml 3-4576 Ml 3-4577 Free Delivery MAGIC MIRROR BEAUTY SHOP Specialize in Hair Coloring, Styling, Shaping, and Permanents. Day Night Appointments BANNER PRINTING COMPANY Offset and Letterpress OWINGS JEWELRY Fine Diamonds and Watches Watch Repair Specialists 407' j Center Ml 2-273 5-2552 EARLY FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH A Church with a Vision That Includes You Located at the Waco Y “MAYFLOWER” Handles the whole job . . . Long Distance Moving Storage Packing Shipping J. R. BEADEL Transfer and Storage And J. R. B. SUPER MARKETS S H Green Stamps STUDENT CENTER — Enjoy a snack at our lunch counter — — Browse in our spacious Bookstore — or rest in the cool of the lounge. Make the Center your Focal campus point. It's yours to enjoy. —Everything you need for Your college year Can be found here.— (Maybe a wife or husband!) SIKES INSURANCE AGENCY HOWAR Seventy-five Y r HOVi'V.I } Ylit'j COLLEGE 75th Anniversary LLEGE 1889-1964 HIGHLIGHTS OF THE DIAMOND JUBILEE YEAR September 23, 1963 — Founders' Day Convocation November 22-23, 1963 — Homecoming February 3-7, 1964 — Religious Focus Week April 6-10, 1964 — Democracy-in-Action Week May 24-29, 1964 — Commencement Week: Recognition Convocation Historical Pageant Honor's Day Chapel Program Chime Out Ceremony Commencement Activities mm ss§ m , ===- : Mmmd E� £JV“Tr::::::::: % XSr S .':.::::EE S m 1113 YELLOW JACKET Jennings Hall's Dedication Three To Tell Will Highlight Homecoming Summer Trips iy College Helps £ 1 i ! „ Baker Revival DIA Shows Forum Film Harriers Capture Third STUDENT OF WEEK He’ll Figure It Out Cain Requests Coed's Activity !■ Mathematica Alpha Chi Lays Plan To Discuss Future Members Talent Show Set Tonight Senators Sponsor After-Game Party mediately after Saturday night's football game.