Wayland Baptist University - Traveler Yearbook (Plainview, TX)

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l L4 fa -I -. -93 .5 U : 3 .sig iz: Ig' 2? - .. 2' . 3: :iff Ei: fe: If: I-1 ZF: -1 :sf 'A - .5 - 3 6 9 3 6 3 6 ifff IliI!ii'EililililllllilliilliilIIIIIIIIIllllIIIIIIIINIlllllllllllllllll 'fmlihw vlw -:aw ww -v?3 T H E T R A V lf. L E R fzivawflm wowmlmwgwmlmwgwmw viii -'Bllil5.5IiillIllIIlllllllffllllflllll'lll'li Il llI'fliIl,'llllllillllill JACK SKAGGS-Plainview Band '28f'29, Berean S. S. Class, Pep Squad, DeMolay, Dramatic Club. 'KFriendship is the highest degree of per' THETUS Euglo. Fidelis. S, BOYD-Plainview S. Class, Dramatic Club, Sports Club, Y. W. A., Pep Squad. 'Tis her actions that will perpetuate her fection in Lifefy rnernoryf, MARY JANE OXER-Plainview MARTIN PHILLlPSfOltOH C. C. C. Club, Iackrabbit Staff, Sports Club. Euglo. Berean S. S. Class, Football '28f'29, Dramatic Club, Euglo, Fidelis S. S. Class. DeMolay. Pep Squad. 'KA creature not too bright or good for human naturels daily food. EDDIE HAMMITT-Lockney Euglo, Sports Club. Volunteer Band, Y. W. C. A, Public Speaking Council, Choral Club HA daughter of the Gods divinely tall and most fair. BERNARD REEsiP1ainview Philo, Public Speaking Council. The mind is its own place and in itself can make a heaven of hell, a hell of heavenff ZELA WHITFIELD-LOICDZO Euglo, Fidelis Class, Night Owls, Sports Club. She is the happy one who can make others happy- l'The same we strife. VE LE NA love, the comrade of our SCOTT--Plainview Euglo, Sports Club, '2Sf'29, Y. W. A., Dra- matic Club, Pep Squad, Fidelis S. S. Class. They live inde selves alone. ed who live not to them' CLARENCE fSHORTYJ HOWELL-wOltOH Euglo, Ministerial B. S. U. Council. Alliance, Volunteer Band, God knows that he hath lived his life worth while. EULA BANKS-Brownfield Euglo, Fidelis S. S. Class, B. Y. P. U. 'KShe acts well her part, there all the honor liesf, 6 a 2 I I I I 1 I1 I.Iii.i I 'Ii I MINI.: ilzlnzzriI wti.niiI':li.I:1ri I !'l l1l.1l lll'll-LI Ianni: :I I' I I I I I I1l'lMlW!ill'IIl l I I I I I I Q, : 'i t ' .e t '-.' 1 9 2 9 .t . U ti me ' !'I I I I E I I I'I I I l'I l l I l'l'I l'I l I I I l l'l'l l'l l.'I I1I1I,'l'lI'l i'lil-llI'l I I I lil !'liI I I I I I I1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I Twentyfeight