Wayland Baptist University - Traveler Yearbook (Plainview, TX)
- Class of 1931
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A x i A wif? ,1-l.. .gi W-in Q1 A :Nffg ,V N jf 1f'l:1?f.f' , if 1 ,JV ,wr f ,ff f f ' 'el ' Li. iffsibm fa f L v-,x .f 4 . , P DEDllCATllUN To one who has Won the respect of his men, students and associates as a true Chrisf tiari gentlemarig to -one who has upheld true sportsmanshipg and to one who has coached the most successful football team that Way' land has ever produced, we, the class of 1951, sincerely dedicate this book. FRANK KIMBROUGH 1 --J APlPREQllATllON To one who has given unstintedly of her time and service for the advancement and uphuilding of Wayland Collegeg t-o one who upholds the highest ideals in Christian characterg and to one who is admired and loved by all who know her, We, the Senior Class of '51, do hereby affectionately enf scribe this page of appreciation. MRS. G. W, MCDONALD ENGRAVER - f Southwestem Engraving Co. PRINTER f f f 'Thatcher Printing Co. PHOTCJGRAI'I1ER f f Beery Phono Shop AKRTIST f 1 Georgia Lee Ludeman where me iiliur O 'mem'ryl thou art generous and kind To 'bring from out the long forgotten past Views, scenes, faces, sounds. that Time Bids us leave reluctantly behind. Wllen Memory pulls the curtain fm' the drama of the past I long to snatch the players and to hold them fast. 4. -q 2 I A' R,wM...-,-V K., Victory is not all, IL's the battle that makes the man lHHhn's mba 2. 2 .3 5 A il .1 ra Q 4. . n 5 32 fi E4 5 L2 A, Ii. i. ?: Q 5 3 va 4 1 5 V ,i -i . 81 , 'H 1,3 'e L -P S fu ya 3 ? A 5. 'f qi 3 K. 2 E 5 23 4 .'! '11 'e fl ga K Sn ri ,I If 5 QQ 3. if as E E E PX 6 -C- Y5fS'll' iT'1'1 SZi-l Zd11'WB-'Ili hlf' J ! A'YVl7i'v mfr- U.f X-glffng'NUR'W. '5':k'7'7:'a5-z,A2:..4d,ii. . 'GF' '- nw - - v.. L5- r.-L-wan?-L Su'-7R7 . ' ri ' ' .' If . awe- -fi.lK:E'Bi r,-ETF. 'f' . .-21:Q1 . ' ? 4fbf.f!Y-,',.2Z'i' , Vf1'zff.i55,G,.flv Embai 'Zh-..aw.vvJ.-'v.'f. '1z'..b51r-'d4Ea '1 2 1?5,.'Ef2L'1 LS. Hb ' '7 .'f,Aa1f J'5' 'lk ,. 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CARTER, Secretary f f ' Plainview, Texas F' 4 gl P. COLLIER f f f Adrian, Texas I 1 gy P. FLAKE f f Plainview, Texas 2 F G. I. BRITAIN f f Plainview, Texas 611 3 I. E. NUNN f f Amarillo, Texas 2 I. PAT HORTON - f Plainview, Texas 9 DR. J. W. HARPER Wellington, Texas ' W. L. BRASHEARS f Idalou, Texas 5 H. L. GUNTER f 1 Plainview, Texas MRS. LoN SMITH f Floydada, Texas R. H. KNOOHUIZEN f Plainview, Texas O. W. STROUP - f Quifaque, Texas T. J. SHELTON - f Plainview, Texas 'I ' G. L. YATES f f Amarillo, Texas - 1 V. M. CLOYD f 1 Hereford, Texas 3 B. M. SHEPARD - f Clarendon, Texas g PT, 1 I. P. OSBORNE f f Miami, Texas '- YJ JENKINS - f Lorenzo, Texas I Q 1 E 1 A. ASHER f f Plainview, Texas Li, ei W. C. HARRISON f f f Canadian Texas E if E 4 sa as as T l ,4 g 1 I 3 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF BOARD P 3 7 FRANK DAY D 3 , R. H. KNooI-IUIZEN E. CARTER - I. PAT HORTON I. BRITAIN 2 H. L, GUNTER A. PIERCE ' .B J. P. FLARE T I. SHEI.'roN S fi. 53 55 5 t 2 4 . t-5 7 4 FINANCE COMMIT'I EE L F, 1 ggi FRANK DAY I f2.i if 1 C. E. CARTER i 94 g gi H. L. GUNTER i k'4 o ' P- I eg Fi 4 3 4 Q . ,E 1 iii P 24 7 if iQ 193 1 v'1 Et-A.-A,-A.A.A-A,A.A-A-A.A.A-A-A-A-A-A-4-4.A.A.A Eighteen Wil wig, Epi? 5 Y 'V'V'v'V'V'V'V'V'V'V'V'V'V'V'V'7 ' ' v'V 7'V' 4, ? 9 lf- Q . ' . M' THE TRAVELER M M . M N 32 L , 4,.L.L.L.A4L-A.A.L.L.A.A.L-A.A-L.L.A.L.A.L..L.A.L.A.AL- L.L.A ' S I 74 , r ? 4 I 9 P J , 3 ' 1' PS x 1 r 6 - 3 s - ' 6 , ' 3 P 91 's 5 '1 ff, P? 4 P - F i J V .S f H a I- 1 L Q L aj is n L 6 is 4 g 5 P ' if D - V 14 , I o I he Faculty 'L -as as as 52 S 7 4 , - A These are they who have journeyed through. I Q E xii They kept the faith, they builded true, ? . 3 2 And the way will never be quite so long, E 5, 1 Because they have wrought so fair and so strong. S , y Ps I A P6 4 ' if 2 3 4 7 - 1 3 6 1 4 sq 3 5 1 9 ' o Q ,. Q p G Q 4 P J. B Y 4 P -4 is P 4 5 Q. ff 3 - ? 1 E ,Sf 4 L V ' E li 54 ' 2 2 ta an-UNM UNM swat yum! U. 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P i Q Q3 Q President Dean F Q E? 3 Department of Mathematics Education and Psychology P? i i 4 Q E PRESIDENTS MESSAGE . r 3 P 6 ln a few days you will have completed your junior college course, and what an in' Q ,? creasing sense of satisfaction and abiding value it will be as you have occasion to pause L , for serious reflection and a forward look. go I 0 , , , , . A 1 f 3 -At this juncture, lifes problems must be envisaged from a wider angle, and though E I E, the individual career may be checkered, here and there, with sunshine and shadows, it is - , 6 1 . to be hoped that these college days will bring no dismal reminiscences but on the contrary ? 9 5 i 3 4 joyous and delightful memories. X3 1 These have been times of adjustment and readjustment, when the most cherished of 2 I 6 1 all friendships have been made, when the first foregleam of life's call has been envisioned 6, g 54 some, and when in this romance of youth there have been imbibed highest Christian i S' 1 ea s. , 4 if W'e, who have enjoyed the rare privilege of association and friendly fellowship with I P 1 you and have caught some of that youthful spirit and enthusiasm, shall not only share j g , 5 but rejoice in every new found hope and successful achievement. , PO 4 t Wayland College is mirrored in your lives and in no small way will you reflect the i 62 inner life of this institution. We are counting on you to help us build a greater Wayland. E 1 , - ' WG w MCDONALD P 'd A ri , . , rest ent. 4 i G, DEAN'S MESSAGE g 3 4 Q 3, ?During the months of our association together varied experiences have come to us. I P? 4 There have been joys and sorrowsg there have been tasks that are easy and tasks that are I P 3 I difficult. There have been successes and failures. It is our hope, however, that desirable I 2 P S' ' and satisfactory conditions have outnumbered and outweighed the undesirable. Regard- P is 1 less ofthe situation from this standpoint it is our hope that the time spent here will f , , lf result in the ultimate advancement of all the students. It is our hope that good habits I 2 i have supplanted bad ones and that good habits have been formed. It is our hope that i g L 3 4 the students have learned how to study and work with concentration and zeal. It will ? - . 4 be distinctly fortunate if proper work habits have been established. 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F' 1 Looking out from my attic wlndow, P I Upon gailf?-colored trees, g? ' I Watched the leaves that were falling V 5 Q Carried by a playful breeze. J . A . The leaves went sailing merrily, Lightly dancing through the airg 'Till all had fallen by the wayside, J i Except one daring pair. , ,S 1 I stood and watched their progress, I The Wanderings of their flightg ? 4 I Watched until their outlines blurred, F- 1 And disappeared from sight. P 4 i sa: All started life bravely together, EQ 4 Hanging there side by sideg 5? But some for the distance Were destined, Q Some not for fields so Wide. P- A g 6, 4 We, like leaves here in college, 31 Soon must leave our Mother tree, I 4 . 7 4 To be Wafted by our fates diverse E -Q Into a life more free. I 9 1 P' , And Who knows but in the Future Q4 Of a dim and far off day, I , - Admiring, We may Watch the soarings F 4 Of our fellows on life's Way? fl -Bernetta Isbell. 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L -1 :jf There is such a lot of fun in him L Q 1 4 That we all seek his company. 1 2 .. 1 9 1 Q? EDNA PENNlNllTONY-'Mld1Hi, Texas Q1 3 Ficlelis SS. Class, Y.W.A., Vol. Bang, B.Y.P.U., 1 B.S.U., Philo, Choral Club, Traveler' taff. L 6 1 1 She imparts a delightful tranquiliw A L 1 4 gk ' 1 'To all her associates. 5 L Q3 1 , J 3, ' - 4 i N9 l MATTIE WINIBFRLY'--Pldglvill , 4' , L 5 1 I l Fidelis 5.5. Class. Y.W.A,,, V , Bghdry .Y,P.U,!?x L 54 Q. 'l E. H. Richards Club, Philo? Q1 X, 15,1 L Q 1 7 1 Smile it throughsvfber motto, ' T1 Q, . L 2 4 . 1 xu 1 wr Q i 1 A i 1 EARL LRRD1' -Plgwqfk , Teagahf A L .' 1 L B.S.U., Vol. .Bi nd, 4 1 , M15 Al A L 1 1 3 L. 1 One rnaymxceriou. and yet hafyi his fun. L K 1 ' 'NN Q5 W T5 X .. S? 4 L Q CRQsQ2Plainpjew, Texgiff 1 1 ' L L- 1 z Pres. Se s, ?lYh.f5QCat lxQl's1, Footljal, . . L , S 1 P V 'LHe lvelie es 'i aKfl1arjlr3'v' K Q., ' X 1.5 L l F 04 Athleti . -lfearnin' an if lea.ure. . 1 ' C 1 t e s CE gs Q jx' , -1.4 ? ,4 MARY ELI BET EANTI-iwildorado, Texas. sq P g Fidelis S.S. Clam lloral Cue Catchevsf' LE 1 Q - E. H. Richards U54 Y l ' 1 F ll If sometimes we d1d'h't understand, ? i1 if 4 fr 1 V ? 3 4 . .' It was because she was so hi h above us. , i gi . g . rs 4 if ' 1 1 DOROTHY Pi2RE'rffPlainview, 'Texas ? 9 if l She shows the delightful spirit L S 4 Br 1 O being faith ul to her tas i 4 ii 1 3 4 ti 4 5, i 1 FRANK CLARKAPlainview, Texas ? ,Q J L? 1 Traveler Staff, Berean SS, Class, Cue Catchers, f 31 L In College Band. 1 1 A is 1 5, fx JI Full of smiles and mischief , 5 1 PE Z3 And a few brains mixed in. 5 is 9 .tv l r .. Q L EDWIN B. SETZLIQR-Shamrock, Texas its 1 '11 Pres. Senior Class, 'kCue Catchers, Euglo, Bercan P gi 4 L -1 S.S. Class, Football. E' .' is 1 A'Bromo has won a place F Q is s lg? Among the famous athletes of Wayland. 1? s r H 1 . 4 if, lg OKLA MAE LAWRENCE-Perryton, Texas 3 251 L 941 Fidelis S.S. Class, Y.W.A., Vol. Band, B.S.U., L B.Y.P.U., Philo, Choral Club. I' .5 1 'AHer quiet disposition wins her many friends. 5' 1- re L 1 ? ., ig V 1 43 ' Sf . 5 ri 5- I 3 1 r ' -2,5 4 6 cj 3 . F' .9 f ' Q 1 p 5 Nqv'v'v v'v'v'v'v v'v v'v v'v v v'v'v'v v'v'v'v'v vf f-'vs v v'v'v'v v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v v Y'v'v'v'v vF si ' 5' ir U 9 Y U Y 0 ' Q 1 A QWUWARUOWC WWC WWA UOWM -VOWCR. l fl 22 K wkvgwq' spam. -www' agwm' -vgwm' vgwm' 'lo A- 4-4-A-A..A...x-A-4,A-A...g-A-A-4..ANA.4,-A-A-A-A..A-.a-A-1s. -Asa ..ws-ia-ai,. A-A -A-4-A-4-A-A.-.Q.-A...m-A-A-A-,s...,.s-A-A-A-A.-1L-A-A-.-A-. . Twentyffiue A lr 1 r r I v -7-vsv-vvvvv vv-v-v-v-vavqv-vYY,v,v-v,v..v,vwVmV ,V -v.,V ivsv. Weva, v.c.v,v.vf,vwvw,-. 'W v,v-v,v,V .,v,w.,v,, vcw. ,v,,v,v,v.v,.v,v,v, K 1 1 4 if A me w - L V- , W- - A V - 1 i TH is 'r'iusr IC LHR 'lvowwlwewwk-vowM'lwow'A e-vovwg1 L 5 iA-A-A,-A-.A-A,.A-A.AHALA,AAA..ADLMA.A...B.,.i:-,fQAfA.L'k.4A A fiask.-mai p.,. .1s,,,Q5se.Asr:Rs.f,.i..sA...-1f3.f.Q.Qs-Qmisah .f,. A. i..,S.,i.i,Qni.-A11.,Q,L..laAffg E i ' ' P' if E P ai i 6 5 l '4 1 + is fs 2 f gl i .ii L 6, KIRBY KIRKPATRICK-f-Haskell, Texas f Q5 l y gg Berean S.S. Class. Euglo, Football. ? Q Q If I were not so sleepy, I could do great things. L ii Br 0 ' ,Q - L 69 IVIAURINE LARGENT-Plainview, Texas 553 1 is YJ Euglo, C.C.C., Sigma Iota Chi. F F 1 i 'iSome are serious and like to study, ? -11 Q 6, But I am happy and like to play. '3 I 5 31 HELEN YATES-Plainview, Texas if 1 LS 2 'kCue Catchers, Euglo, C.C.C. Sigma Iota Chi. L 6, 4 When everybody else has 'Spring feverf Q 1 L Helen still has pep. F? 1 ' ' P 91 if 1 HENRY PENNINCETONA-,032 Texas 31 L 33 B.S.U., Berean S.S. Class, Cue Catchers. jack 1 L Rabbit Staff, Public Speaking Club, Vol. Band. PG 1 Lg J B.Y.P.U., Min. Alliance, Philo, VfPres. Senior Class P ,1 L fi? 4 He not only knows what's right, he does it. Q L 5 1 J. HENRY CULPEPPER ---4 Floydada, Texas 4' Ls. 2 B.S.U., Berean S.S. Class, Cratorical Assfn, Vol. L ,J Band. B.Y.P.U., Min, Alliance. P Q 1 L In this world of foolish frivolity, 1 L Q J A serious person offers relief. P 1 . - 1 L L 63 1 GWENDOLYN Asi-IER-Paducah, Texas L Q , 1,1 mens ss. Class, Y.w.A., Vol. Band, B.Y.P.U., 5? 1 Lg 1 B.S.U., Philo, Orotorical Ass'n, Choral Club. f ' Q L 69 She takes pleasure in bringing pleasure to others. L I 31 EDNA MAE FREESE-Liberty, Texas L55 , 1 Economics Club. U P K Q L 1 l'Some seek wealth, but true riches lie in the mindf y - , xv , . L 11 JOY DAVIS-Bowman, California 1 L 1 1 our of state Club, vol. Band. Philo. L G f 1 l'There is a quiet joy about him L Lip: That makes his name appropriate. L J .3 I 0 1 L Ji 1 A. W. COLTHARP, JR.--Channing, Texas H L 6, 1 Va? 1 Vol. Band. Berean S.S. Class, Cue Catchers, L 1 . if 9 1 B.Y.P.U., Philo, Oratorical Assn, Editor Traveler, L ' r ..-, 4 , a .- 4 ? 7 J B'S'hJ.'. , P J . Dubbs never gave up, y il P55 2 Even when the way was darkest. L 4 P 0 1 P G- ' l JT 3 LAURA KEMPER-Gallup, New Mexico Q Cut of State Club, Vol. Band, Fidelis 5.5. Class. P 'i I 54 A cheerful sympathetic nature is i L if Claws from those brown eyes. L 6 4 . ,S ' i f 6 REBECCA GRlFFIN7'H0l6 Center, Texas P al P ,4 Y.W.A., E. H. Richards Club. 4 L ky 1 Smiles and industry f 69 l L? i Will surely bring their reward in success. I Qi ' 19 4 ' GL ? 'fi TRUETT HODNETT-Plainview, Texas gf. Q J Public Speaking Club, Euglo, Berean S.S. Class, L r 4 f cue catchers, B.Y.P.u. P 1 L His present success promises future greatness. L E rs I r ar ? 5 ? l fi r QL 1 v 4 l 5 1 i Q ' Q 4 ' f E? i i 1 L 22. 1 3, 3 1 5 QB f :'v'v'v'v'v'v'v 'v'fvAvrv''V 'v'1vi1v'v v Vs'vfv'v 'v' 'vrv v'vrv v'v'v'v'v'v'v'V'v vf v'v'v'v'v'v'v'vr'vl'v'v'v4 3 H. ir Z3 1 J rf..A..A.-A-A-L..A-L-AqA..A..L..AA-.1.A...B...Hr..,lX,.,.A..AA4Q.lmkainfAa.,-Lnai. .Aga .S,fMa...SL.A.,Qc.LaLf..L..A4.k,..L. A.Lfh.-A.-ls,LALn,SaAsL,Q..ll..A, Q,.i',,L,.4i Twentyfsix J Q 9.wv - I is Morro its FERN HARRIS-Southland, Te a' Berean S.S. Class, B.Y.P,U., Philo. We may describe him many ways, But 'Good Sport' says mostf' GEORGIA LEE LUDEMAN-fpldiwview, Texas Cue Catchers, Traveler Staff, C.C.C., Sigma lota Chi. Choral Club. In an age of specialization, She tries everything. REBA COIJELAND--Plainview, Texas Fidelis SS. Class, Jack Rabbit Staff, B.Y.P.U.. Pubf lic Speaking Club. Goodbye gloom, here comes Rebafl CARL ETHERIDGE--Littlefield, Texas Vol. Band, Min. Alliance, XVe need to worry about the future, . The present is all tho h sij ' . . 741 3' ' ' 1, S 'O s at hefsf Le in ' ' an lu . Traveler rw W '1 1 ' I ere anything he c ' .3 EDITH WARRENfPlainvieui, Texas Fidelis SS. Class. Editor Jack Rabbit, Sec'y Senior Class. A great mind that works on its own strengthf NORENE STAPP Idalou, Texas Fidelis SS. Class, Philo. They are happy who make others happy. RALPH HAILE+T1Llld, Texas B.Y.P.U.. Vol. Band. Philo, Min. Alliance, K'Waiting, ready, and willing to do his best. CECIL RusHINo--Plainview, Texas 'kCue Catchers. A good sport in everything. MARY ALICE Huczi-IsroN--Plainview, Texas ,lack Rabbit Staff. 'Brown eyes may be blue, But not in this instance. CHARLES FIELDS-Groom, Texas Euglo, E. H. Richards Club. A mischievous twinkle in his eye, Serious purpose in his heart. TROY A. SUMERAI.L4EllisoiIle, Mississippi Out of State Club, Vol. Band, Min. Alliance. Philo, Quartet. Life is not complete unless we can arguefl ---eff-v'-if-H:-Y -r-1-v-vr -ve e-vw -'-vw: A -' . - ,f-1,f.,f-y-V' , f--v-ye-V--,a-Q,--y---, -. -'fs' r.f..a.a- ,t s - q,t,,.,g,:sJ,.,e4,.v,,,,f,.f:.,,,P5.,.5:lgs,i,:,g,,,.,,-gi-,- g ' -7 1,-.x,.-MV' L,fg.1:', ., .4 1. -c is -. ,- S,-at V . ,.,4..A,,4s,g... A-..m.A. Ada. .A Lea... 'ar , -v :yum as 'ze 'fi 'r '.'- .. , -. .- I ,fa-wsggzdsygw sq-aJuQwQ'e3sy's.wA, I, -. .,:.,L..s. 4., ...MAMA.-......L,r.-...-A,A,-.,.- Twentyfseven F. li . t s i 5 P' 1, l- 4 Q P 5 Ee P P i ? P P ? ? r 3 S i Y Q 5 5 . A, A--V .K A QV. -., IA L 5 1, -l i Q' W 'ESRI ,l 1 THE, ,.,,, fi fr W 6 3, 'ia -Z it ..:- sbs it .1 -Q ef., Sz. 6: . ,Q E., 59 may gi, W1 'Y -Q3 . .1 'fi .H ., 8 4:5 L C... w- .ri Ifil YK, ,X Lf ,J -31513 ,. ,, . f I. V I 8 A Y V-J is X ,WN , I Af L I1 I ' f r J . sf r I , I ' ' if ' - 5 . 1 . 5 I hr V 'a? '1 'f '3': 'f y':4 -.1 K f - .2 '.- V . Q 3 'Q ' g If' 1'5.f.ff'N1 'T Xi ' . f 7fh.'l'7. 'vfff -. fir'-sive uf' r 5, Y lr' ll' '9 35-shi 'N il ii' .ft-,lg A . -tg' -, 11 W-ft' .4 1 -4 .fb was X' f' filg' I- - A , - i fY'a'r1.' 'QE is L4 . ' I '1.f..Hfli' if iq lkfwlh-V-4-f 4 'Ji I- ef 2 V ' fr f -- -I W-1-Q x iv f. :X ' . r 1 , P ,fx fl 4, 'ls ,M X i s Q .0 ,..' A f . 1 all i 1. A . r . . X 1 . ,g get i J A V 1 , f x i 1 f . 5, J yrs, 19' ju A X f .M 1 . r g site: -i . . '. 'P -. I i ' 'Y ' s . x X X ,, fr I, Q 4, A il . 0' A: i , 'C R , A I ll Y F F5 W :. K, 5. L, f - wil is V I' F , 7 l ' f qw .5 gSYi.vAN SALsnR-U-Lamesa, Texas 1. M q 5 JJ Euglo. 2 , .SL Q I li xg There is a noble strength about him ,. all A s 5 That compels our admiration. .., g ' ' A hi A MAY W1LsoN-Artesia, New Mexico 5 ' Zi s 1 Q Fidelis S.S. Class, Y.W.A., Cut of State Club, Hike QT, ' 3 , ing Club. Euglo, Cue Catchers. E. H. Richards ,, . Q- 5 Club. C.C.C., Sigma Iota Chi, Choral Club. Q x elk 5 I Feminine curls and dimples i 5 ,. .f s Q. Combined with 'tomboyish' pep. 5 '- 5 4 ', ,. s. .5 l ,F - ,Xi Aim GRHERffPlainview, Texas gg, .9 I 0 .. , , 5 S' 2. 2' Q 2' 3' X 5 Xl ' x I . , fx 5 ,-.X . 3 w-. .. . , , x u H NK ix fi X Af: +- ! ,A .XX x i X. ' f . y 1 f t 1 N, i , Y . 4- x Y i X1 lr 1 A I il' Q if wi I b . x f . e .5 Q, :N 1 3 l N. .Q 1 9? 1 , 1' fi I ' if N Eff is f : 1- fl' 4 lt ' jg .. T f ff 9 V' X. ig ss T? A 'U .ls ig ,gi . 9 Q3 Y' e ' , Q 'f 3 fs? E 'O 5 ' 2 .-.'- . X ii, s, if , El -- it 3? I 4 .I 44 1 I 4 g r ef ' 4l5 T.j J 4 i- 5- . I 4 'm is .1 IT as .? 4 v 5' I3 w 4 . 557 S , ll f ix -2 ?' J' Q E' ii, l sj ii 5 f' Y.W'.A., B.Y.P.U., E. H. Richards Club. Philo. 5 Vol, Band. L Efficiency and gentle understanding, 3 These make a woman great. , . 5 XVILBUR sLONIiKERfAPll117VUl6LU, Texas 5 Pub. Speaking Club, L'Cue Catchers. College Band. L Life is not complete L Witliout the one who likes to tease. L i D15W1TT Hoocns-Savoy, Texas L Euglo, Cue Catchers, Berean S.S. Class. ' All that we know about 'jack' i Makes us want to know liim better. Q WILORA ALLENf-Lockney, Texas Y,W.A.. Euglo, Choral Club. Q Others may shirk, but I'll do my duty. f P LILLIAN LITTLE7Big Spring, Texas L Fidelis S.S. Class. Y.W,rLX.. Pub, Speaking Club. h 'LCue Catchers. C,C.C.. Sigma Iota Chi. Choral Club. if 1 Her name may be little, But it doesnt measure her capacities. Q ar LACY TURNER--Claude, Texas L Euglo. 'LCuc Catchers. Bercan S.S. Class. B.Y.P.U. Football. 9 ? is A prize-winning combination, Intellect and strength. ie Q Y S s 1 5 S 6 1 1 2 6 1 a S 1 3 S 6 1 I as T 1 3 .S 5 1 5 Q F 1 3 'E 5 ,. COLEMAN C. DRAPnRf-Slnitaque, Texas g 9 Pub. Speaking Club, Berean S.S. Class. B.Y.P.U., Q, I Cue Catchers. 5 K A brilliant intellect, L 5 Vvlrapped in a sparkling personalityf' i s I Doius SCRIVNER-Plainview, Texas ii A. Life may be queer, but it's lots of fun, g 3 ff LORAY CoviNoToN--Plainview, Texas it 3 5 Philo. Hiking Club. L F Q 'Srriiles were her specialty, 3 U Sportsmanship her creed, E, ' S' f I Q 2 MANUEL DiaBi'sxc-wldalou, Texas ? 1. E Berean S.S. Class. B,Y.P.U., Pub. Speaking Club, i f Cue Catchers. 5 I J Young in years, but he doesnlt lack learning. Q: J , 1 - - eA-s Q H ,. ' A J x. .- 2 lx., li.. JQJ V LA , L :MQ Z A,.,t .i . 4 V .... JA 3 gf 120, 4 ,,l,,S5, .F ,, .Ju W A V, ,J 3,2 pf Af-' Q2-SLT .V , ..,. ,I i, .. . Q ,y ...W .. 3 ...5 Q., ,,e,,..,.,,,,,Z, ,W,,.,,. ,FW - v ' wfflrs i'-e males-es'1Lf1m15f.w-'QS.imfz-:WE rgzfirwr is-' . f ' , V- - .-we 'R ,f-. ss f-7-is fi '- 1 f f '. + 1' f . V I-, .,.. .I s , i'.... ees.. fre..-.s - .1 -i - Twentyfeight Y W, 'I I .1 S-:JW Avi 4 'L -14 M., 4 1 . .P , 2 Q. ..t 244 L1 'P 4 - 41 . if My WNW- .3.. 5 Q., . if Q 'S if 5 . L13 V. 4 A if psf.: . s' 4 i 1 4 1 4 svvv 'v'v v'v'v' Y'V'7'v'v v'v v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v , 149 Ne Mn- Mn Mn- - we 449 449 mf it 'PHI' PPAVILLER mamm- - C I ' x 'A R ' p 9 iL.L..L-A-.LaL4L,.L-L.A-L-L.l.L.L.L.A.L.L.L.L4L.L.L..CA .4.A.Aai.L.L.L.A-A.L.L.A:L.L.A..A Q f E s? , qs. 0 f i 69 4 . I V Q2 4 jf W-ev 1-1.-... ? 4 . Q' ' if 4 ,ff j' . - 4 ff-A. is i ,- , . 4 if P I 9 4' -H Q 2 1.1 ft-'11-1 ii.. P 2 4 1 ' it ,J r , 1 A E 1 1 s si 4 K?-e.7ff-af l ll ? 4 P? ' n al P bi 3 G. - i? I LESLIE CARThR-Roaring Springs, Texas P 1 Euglo, Cue Catchers, Berean S.S. Class, 4 A master in the art of self defense. v F 4 ? J F' 34 ? -' 4 r f 4 ? 3.4 is 4 TROY A. .SUMERALL--Ellisuille, Mississippi 5 f 1 our of sim Club, Philo, Vol. Band, Min. Alliance. I 2 I Quartet. L fx Q Life is not complete unless one can cwguef, f 4 P 1 J 5 4 i -1 P 4 I JACK ALExANDERfjayton, Texas 24 Berean S.S. Class, Jack Rabbit Staff, Euglo, Colleg . Band. Q 1 , . . ff 4 When you ve wanting a fflend , -1 jack comes in handy. i . as 1 ' 4 A i lX1AXINE SLONEKER--Hale Center, Texas P I To evefy task of life H g g 4 She applles herself diligently. g fl QSEE PICTURE PAGE 371 ' 4 . 5-2 4 r j - 4 P- ? f 4 rf is 4 r i Q a4 is f' 4 P 9 is 4 gg P 3 4 r 9 Q 4 . - 3' 4 F F bl 4 5 7 5 F .4 4 . P- P lv'v'7'v'V'v v'V'v'v 7'v'v'v'v'v'v'T'v'v'v'v'V'v'Vl 7'V'V'V v'v'V'v 'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'vr :gi mn- . OA-ww 1 yum! N049 UNMA- 1 9 3 1 xi U. 440 U. AO W 440 UN 0 N O vw xg :4-L..L.A.L.L.L.A.L.L.L.L.A-L4A4A-L.L.L-L.Lr-L.L.L.L.L-A,f A.Af.AAA-A.L.A-A.A.L4A.L.L.A-L-A-A-L.A.A.L.A.L.L.A.L.L.4 Twentyenine 'V'V'V'V'V 'V'Y'v'V'v'V'v'V'V'v'V'Y'V'V'V'V'v'v'V'v'v'Y V'V'v'v'V'V'V'V'V'V'V'v'V'V'V 'Y'V'V V'Y'V'V'V'V'V'V'V'V1 Q 9 1 V 1 1 1 :M 1 ' 1 11 ' M . THE TRAv1cL1cR ' M' M' M' M' M23 1 1 r P 1 1 1 fa EA-A-A-A-A.A-A-A-A-A.A.A.A-A.A-A-A.A.A-A.A.A-A.A-A.A.A.A..A.A-A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A-A.A.A-A.A.A.A1F S 4 8 1 r x1 ? 1 r 1 1 3 r 6 1 Q 1 i -1 f 1 L H1 21 if 1 3 1 V 9 1 5 I 1 il 4 . 1. 1 Q1 History oitx the Seinuior Qfllass it 3 9 ii' Kg oitb gg 1 iq ea ' 'la 1 gg fa as as g? 'E 1 5 11 4 I I Q1 Years ago, varying in number, there began 76.1 2 1 coming into this world a group of youngsters who t 1 3 4 were some day to be organized into a whole, with one purpose and in one place. This group passed , ? 3 through several stages of life in all its spheres, 1 as some who seemed destined to be members of the final product dropping out, perhaps to be reunited J in their proper places some day, we hope so. Fin- W , 4 ally the organization was completed in Wayland ' x ,. 4 College in the year 1931, in the form of the grad- .v 5, 4 uating class of 1931. They chose officers as fol- -g ki' lows : E '31, 1 President - EDWIN BECTON SETZLER , Succeeded by - - WILLIE D. CROSS P ' 1 gg Vice-President - - WILLIE D. CROSS F? 1 1 Q Sueeeeded by - HENRY PENNINGTON P 3 4 5 Secretary-Treasurer - EDITH, WARREN ? 3 1 k'ii?3 Reporter ---- HELEN YATES fi! '55 This class has labored under the direction of Q 1 gli the faculty for the one purpose of gaining knowl- P? I 3 1 edge and of learning how to live. It has sponsored r Q 4 ff I the usual activities of a class, and exemplified the P Q 1 ig customary dignity of our title. It has shown its I? 1 2 1 appreciation to dear old Alma Mater by leaving Q 5' I for those who may follow a flagpole, which We I 1 ag hope may mean more than a scene of flagpole 1 . 7, ' QQ 1 contests. F '1 1 1 We Wish for those who follow as much happi- 1 1 1 1 ness and gain as We have received from our asso- '11 6,1 ciation with each other and with the others we ig 1 51 have had the pleasure of knowing here. i i .. 1 1 G I Q91 P 1 1 F 'I 51 I' 1 Q E I '. -I 1 :i j F 'K gin 'AOA' mi MA- mer- min ' we ' M Mn- 'AO W 010 mi O me ae we We e.s 1 9 3 1 mm.mm A.A.A.A-A.A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A.A-Ax.A.A.A-A.A.A-A-A.A-A-A.A-A .A.A-A..A.A-A.A.A.A-A.A.A.A.A.A.. Thirty .A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A. .A ,,,' 4 ' M. ,v.,v,v.v.v,, vfv-v-vvvvvvr v-v s . 'NO 2' N w '.v Q' , M 53 re-A-f-M-r.-,s.f W ' THF TR U r ' -+-LAM 1 fI'1LFR wwmawmmwmw ' - . O g 'N' uwif V. A., lj PS A 4.A.4.4.A.A-AAAAAA 602 1 g 69 4 'K Q! E - 4 ' - . I Q3 l 0 E Ga l L: lj olnulolr' Q 14 5 lg J HSS 1 li 4 i 3 - ?' J 53. 1 P ii L C 1 S3 P Q J - ' ri? as i ? all 5? 4 rs 4 W h a aj y 6 e, r 5 - - l ? State Of Teias elgllor Class 1931, of Wa l l 3 . We . ' O make, publish a d Yami College Cit , l 6 4 S 1 glVC and bequeath S n declare this Ju ly Of Plamvlew CO P ,, 1 U fo the faculf 1 r HSY2 w1ll and ' untl' Of Halg ? 3 J P 2,3 attendance al Cfrhe memoryef our P Y testament: 5 PS J I , r - MSCS, , fompt - r 6 1 5 I 1 o wm honors for theogglSgZ:aYb alert intereeitrigcfelnfo chapel every mom. H gl 6 1 'lj Th . r. 9 MSOHS, and Ou b. . mg, Our perf L 3 b 9 lessons of . . 6 Pflwlege of A 1' H lllty and W-ll ect ' Q L 3 delin , glvmg examinat. speakmg in Cha I 1 mgness P? 1 ' Clllent St d . 1005 as lon . pe- Of Outd ' I ' ?2 U ents m faculty meet- g md HS often as thgmg 93511 other in as . , t P f We - 1ngS. Y please and . signing 4 G 5.2 SWE and devise to , of discussing l I l fl our Successor . . 1 y th All the . S, the J 1 rough One long vea,.eXPrf1m, information Elmlor Class'-' ? ii Y . 2 1 423 The 7 - an Pfofif derived from - - F Q 4 I C asses to follow' Pf1Vll6ge of helping mak A assomatzon with Us I 4 A: 4 All the rest of our propert e a brgger, better, stronger W -1 p Ka l Lemon UD Truett Hoclnett ly, We give, devise, and b Hyland for all S 1 if? 1 . eaves the right to W eqlfeath as follows, P 2 P fl can evadelill Henry Culpepper l ear a little black m0UStache t g Al g 'l f3Je tlillcherhs eye. eaves his habit of classro 0 Paul ' 2 I Fl 0 -4 . Om so L 5 15 F 5 i hand books at twirerihgingllgggo? lefives to Carl Ren mn01?HCe ,to whomever i 1 4 4, M Q41 Lillian L, I 'H Prlcel eau the privilege of . L 4 r . f- Huff, ltt 9 we Sellm 'l Q E s se - 1 4 to Bernetta Isb ll g Cond' 5 5 1 L 4 to 1 fs, Ralph H e her position as I L Q 4 P g l C ass. al 6 turns Over to C D lrst 2'-5SlSlZant to L efl T P3 the an my Malvern MCD l l Wofford his propensif ? 2 4 P 6 , nOul'lCB1'1'1ents in Cha 1 Onald bequeaths t y to be tardy V Q 4 j P 'I - 471 M Pe next year. O Bugs Terry his . . is 4 '91 up ln publ- , arruel DeBu perm1ss10n y F 2 e e IC Sk to Earl H 1 to me all , ,4 s W f' C83 Cole Comverrrisn, aft ev the office of f . 31 l r il rckleness in love afllgilrlg Draper devises to Ken h K epresentmg Wayland Ig 1 3 - net A , V - gr ws lg i McCullOugEltheiWIelrld01yn Asher and Edu P endf1Ck h1S mterest in girls and his i il , ' ces l 4 a ' , - J P sufficient S1101 Edith Wirirrngierrz on chapel pigglgisln gwe to Lela Dale and G I gs 1 We l thfilnselves' Mary Alice Hughston lea h ussle i 9 I I 1 I I I Ia I ' ve t e 0 , I 11 My and Ossre, My Fmlds and Harley Wright l example of two girls gi l P I some Junigi Zglh lack Alexander give th cave their kitchen Pferugative t g ei l ' 0 Warn r S E fight S 0 if P 1, 1 ' 413, Will, S O Cut Class Occasionall to Wag around Mr, K' P Q 4 -4 of ke 16 D, C y. unbr - - r 3 4 epmg order in Senior glss cheerfully resigns t ough s keys to i 5 Q I' 4 of - U45 Mr. Jshn ass memes- O Hex? Year'-s class . 4 L 3-1 f 1 8Sk1r-lg the I el and Mr C p1eSldenf th , 1 3 Q i ever had. cooperauon of the stllderrihhgrp leave to next ye . e task is 4 , 4 . s P ar , ' ?S 1 Slgned, Sealed and m Puttmg out the best Hannual staff the due P 6 1 OU this tenth day bf Maiigafed by the above ' d nnllal Wayland hai i Q3 Q y -1 ' nineteen hund mme CUSS as th ' . P' 3 is 3 U red and th1rtY'OI1e, eu last wxll and testament 5 6 l -SENIOR CL l 4 L 31 ASS '31. P? 4 ef H1 6 'HCR mon .v.v.vvv.v I n k-:A was O Mn- M 'v-v- f 3, 4 - -., Qw On- - , 5 1 4.A.A..4.4.A.A.4.A-A.AA:- fy 'K' 5 4 1 L I rv' L , Q A.4.4.4.A,AAA-A-A. J Q-5 1 , Q ' V'Y Y,v,v,v,v,v .. 04 4.A.A-AAAAA-A Q A . 'NA ' 'v'v'v'xP Q Q .A.A.A.4.A-A.A.A.AJ-A-will . .R 3 ,Nm 1- J 4.4..A.A.A.4..4.4.A.4 .WV fi -A,4-A-A 3 Tl'liTty,One 3 ,Til 1 if ' f YYLW., Oi a, A mme nr-QA A .0 TRAVELER ,Q-4.0 a, o. A af-lop nmpf- . g Qi S 5 4 2 3 f' r ji A lllfoolk mailto this Future g 1 'Q 4 I .7 6 I - S ss as as I I 7 f 1 22 5 Chicago, Illinois, 1 4, Feb, 27, 1941. Q Mrs. Lacy Turner, i Austin, Texas. Q ' Dearest Lillian: 3 gg I arrived in Chicago just in time to attend the celebration of the fifth anniversary g of the law firm, Pierce and Cross. Dick Cross fthe jeweler, you know, and his wife, 'Z more, now owned by Cleo Iahnel. we all went to the midnight matinee, Fraidy Cats, ' featuring Gwendolyn Asher and Henry Pennington. 5 Yesterday being Sunday, I decided to spend a few hours in church. What do by ' you think? Rev. Edwin .Setzler delivered the most inspiring message I have ever heard f on Modern Christianity. Walter Hodges was choir director. 5 nee Georgia Lee Ludeman, were also at the celebration. After a late dinner at the Biltf K Obedient to your wishes that I find out all I could about our classmates of W. B. f C., '3Of'31, I have made quite a few interesting discoveries, as follows: 'I rf Slick Close has a huge income without any apparent occupation. Q Mae Wilson is one of the best criminal lawyers in New York. fa C Edna Pennington has just been elected Re resentative to the United States Conf 5 f I P . gress rom owa. I , Minnie Moss is also one of those with an unknown source of great wealth. ' V 5 3 Kirby Kirkpatrick is the Chief of Mounted Police at New Orleans. - Q 4 Maurine Largent is teaching French in the high school at Des Moines. 7? ' Okla Mae Lawrence is a television expert. -. it 3 Truett Hodnett may be heard delivering lectures on Travels in Foreign Countries ' every Friday at 7:30 P.M., Central Standard Time. Q Fern Harris has achieved the reputation of the outstanding financier of this decade. 5 ! Manuel DeBusk is a sailor, as are Earl Hartley and Wilbur Sloneker. V 5 4' Coleman Draper fformer Senator from Texasj is now writing short stories. 2 Q' Maxine Sloneker is Professor of Economics in Baylor. Q A. W. Coltharpvis. a salesman for the Fuller people. ig Helen Yates is nvmg quietly with her husband somewhere in Idaho. . 1 ff Among the aviators and aviatrixes are Ada Greer, Earl Landtroop and Rebecca 2 - Gri in. 5 f Henry Culpepper has just left for Alaska where he is doing research work. 4' All in all, it seems that many of our former classmates have achieved outstanding ' ,A success. Probably the perseverance they learned in the hard times of their college days 4 has contributed to this factor. 1 A , I will probably be home by Friday via the Fields Airline so that I ma attend the 4 . . . . Y 4 first sitting of the Texas Legislature. By the way, the Davis revenue bill that we passed ' last April has been receiving much favorable comment by the financiers. Q I Well, Sweetheart, kiss the baby Lil for me, and tell Junior that I have a keen 'i 4 4 surprise for him. 1 1 Lovingly yours, P Q , 1 LACY TURNER. I g . Q 4' I 1 i s c k l 'W'W'W'W 'W'W'W'W'W'W' , Wvy-n,w .beak Y-91 G3Q-'YQWQWQ sf.o,1q.'-e vase . 1 9 3 1 , . A.A..A.A. Thirtyftwo SM WR d f ry , Y I , if . :V ' 5. Z fd, ' I, I 5, ff- , ' 5' Wi K , ,h V ,V - v'v'v'v Rvqww,- N xy -. V-H Qw ly W fr - X -,R . f W' WM-Q Q' Y 1 Q . Q .. . - -, . L , , AM ' mi'-ff-z 1, sffwfz-,w,if Y 5x:f?.,fj:N,+1rHg,fk. 'ik?'?E f931 ' ?' ' 1 f'-A 5':fjf5-f'Nvf5iJ v'g'I-V1,j'fk 123 W: Q-1, f , .Mi--f,..m..,a. 7 4- V K. , f. , 3 Q, , X W, :V . my 'K :fill ' a G uxnvuzvu BR KXVSTER KENNIZTII KENDRICK Lois SITTON IQ , 59, - J, . Gussng MCClfI,LOITkI V,, ' ' Aff .Q . A v XIIRGINIA Rofsnv pw' , ' I LENA MAE MCLCLURE ' M , ' Aa' , ,,, m,' f 'S- 1-fc '- 1 - J. F R 1 4 fb THEOLA SHIRLEY ,J ,W iff .J 4 t jfxmras PETERSON Ai' V LQ. RUBY L1aNAfEpOWER'S3i! 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Q X BESSIE MAE THOMAS ' ' A F' ' is A f if Q 4 ROY YOL'N-HX 'A Q. 4 P Y 9 4 A QA U I LORNA WOODARD P QI 4 1 Q TRUMAN CALDWELL ' P Qi MARGARET RMCKEMIE V. its I if 4 P ia EARL H.ARTLEY , Q 4 I r- ' MRS. E. RAY SMITH ' 5 1 P -1 T. I. DEFEE 1 , 4 5 r 6 J I D 9 1 I' ELSIE CARPENTER Q 'J l r 4 MAURICE FAUST ' ' ' I KATHERINE FINLEY 5 Q A 1 I . . ff' - ' P If 3 I EARL REEVES ' ' -. I MILDRED COLLIER A . . , 4 x N ' , HARLEY WRIGHT x , 'L LELA DALE GIBSON S X, I1 I x S B . ALVIN ISWEARINGEN ' I I 6 I I V ALENE CADE? xx if Q S N r 0 6 I NEUMON JOHNSON KW , F . MILDRED GUNN ' ? A J. W. LYON QP ' -1 A , I 3 QQ tg., 1 F 1 4, 'Ji I DOROTHY MCMINN ' F ,ff r ' ' JJ , Aff! PAUL XV. LENIONS - 91 I BERNETTA ISBIELL . Y . I - I ?' . I P if P 1 P T 4 5 . 4 ' rf if 54 5 ' , ' in 7 W'Y'F 1Y'1rf 'v'v'v'v'v v'v'v'v'v va As'uf-'aw--, ff'-'VTv'v fv'v'v v'v v4vnv vMv'v'v'vv'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'? E 'f-ROR AM- -rdnff min- A , - T: . 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The Juniors were organized with able leaders gg g' in the persons of Kenneth Kendrick as president, Q Doralee McGraw, vice-president, Dorothy Mc- 7 I Minn, secretary, and Lois Sitton, reporter. N oth- E g L' ing but victories could be expected of a class with 3 7 5 such a Wide-awake, peppy beginning. g True to expectations, the first victory E , achieved Was the large end of the score for the 1' Q annual Junior-Senior football -game. Again did ? 3 ? the Juniors triumph over the Seniors in the con- V? Q 1 test for the Annual Queen. Glory remained with 3 J the Juniors in the J unior-Senior basketball game, A ' and it did not entirely leave them in the Travel- y , , er popularity contest for the Juniors Won the ' I Best All Around Boy contest. - Some say it was luck, others say it was ti Q 3 pluck, however, regardless of the cause, the Jun- F Q ,' ior Class of '31 shall long be remembered for its fi ' 3 pep, sportsmanship, and achievements and may 3 E its glorious victories be increased as time trans- p Q P , forms it into the Senior Class of 1931-32. g 5 gn a i V 5 ' 5 I P ff 9 ? i- ? P , Ts E A? f - . - - - L - ' v :Qv'v'v v'v'r'v'v'v'v'v'v'v-v':'v'v'v'v'v'v :'v'v'v2v'v'v j'va ' 1 9 5 1 ?w'j ?..LL -A.AJ4i. 4.A Thirtyfeiglit ' IElHhat'5 Being Buns Q V, 5 L A ff ' 4 'K . 'K .M W If, Y. 5' 5 KA fy , s , , , A 1 ' fjz- A 1 ' A--.qu ., . k 5' 6' Q KF ZA N. L W W if +5-1 wi. X, L ' ' ' , .fr ' f7 1wwi ggi 1 fi, x ff i I I ,. 5 4 . . 1 f' K A swf A Vs? f. 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WR' fu '- V .- , , ' Y x . 4 U nwl , P fwkgfmwwy, Lf-V ,X :f?a.f9'F1779W'?3f Qf'fwGwme.M,w in. , , , If ,, 2- A,g-A..,,.,,,.L, , , - N 1+ K 225,34 , M Qvgjxgw-ek:34g?g' L Pkjwfsvk ,-iifzgxmr ,mefgxgrlgrjb-,ivy f, . V -Q' 141'-.,4.,4. ,K rex A 2 Ndf ,,y5x4,4,nQ,g V ' ffl fn. ,f:..,,a. V3 1 Fflffyfsix X ix- . 2 Q?- Afnr, i - K .4 Xi Y f 3 Tir 5 . -i , , 4 , , g Y -4 gg, W- -. --Wir ff ' 'Z lf' ':fP-fx, ,W , rx - 3 ' w S , b - L +R xr HOLD THATL l w A .-r 1 ll h' M. A I an kg ' f s RICHARD CROSS, Captain COACH FRANK KIMBROUUH Baomo SETZLER, CofCapt. w 1 A VJAYN11 HliNLY, Bus. Mgr. - Fortyfeight f 1 1 il V M Ag? gg , 7'v'v'5 V'? l5 '77 'F '75 V 1 Y'v'v'W'v'V '? 'W 'VME' 57 3 fF 'T' 'i V7 'i7 -'7 7 W'v 7'W'v'T Y V'v'W V V'v'v'-v 'VWWTVTV V. mf fe T11 if i aw m .v.t ' a.t E .Bl ,i,l....it..da. ,-ALL -JH,.,.'2g..AdA-A.A.-A.Jl.-Ak.alx,.AnAina.Az,.-6A ..:l .4 -fn-lanky. aA.m.A1lM,Av, - mi.: mn.,.w.f.dA.4-Abwihi-Aib.aAk...AA.tiL.-.AAiA.tlA, Ak-A, 4't..xA.,-JS'-.,. AX,-AAAS, Amd? Y ,A Q 1 Q 3' Y 25 , ' S' if ? ' T Q -Y-ff' -Y f- nv-. a 11 9 5 . T? 5 ei Egolf.. 5 ,' is gi, 5 i ? el Gai f I fa i 9 L Y i A T 5 5 5 L C 9 RICHARD CROSS, fCa t. Plainview EDGAR CLOSE, Shamroc 9 .. P y - 3 Center--Third Year-Weight 162 Half- -Third YearfWeight 154 P 3 S L 2 5 . K 22. BROMo SETZLER, fCofCa tj Shamvoc KIRBY KIRKPATRICK, Has ell 2, a P - 5 Q' Full-Second Year-Weight 184 Tackle-Third YearsWeight 196 T? 6 9 ' 3 Q - 3 E SEPT. 19-WAYLAND vs. SIMMONS-AT PLAINVIEW fNight Gamej E -3 Rather unusual circumstances attended the Waylandfsiimmons game. Coach Kim' l 5: brough was playing his Alma Mater. What would be the outcome? If the game resulted Q in victory for Wayland would he be happy or was he a little hesitant about defeating his ' 2 own beloved Simmons? Any doubt in the minds of the spectators was soon dispelled i 3 however, for the .lackrabbits swept the Cowboys completely Off their feet from the very - first whistle by a series of brilliant passes, thrilling runs, and daring tackles. The first S fa game of the 1930 football season for Wayland College was a decided success since the , il final score was 13fO in favor of the Jackrabbits. p ' V Q T SEPT. 26-WAYLAND vs. TECHiAT LUBBOCK bi, Q Q ? The game be an with a bang! Both teams were alert and anxious for an O enin eh n E-I A N P S 2, through which to plunge in order to reach the Opponents goal. Play after play met 5, Q5 obstinate opposition from the Matadorsg while on the other hand the repeated efforts of ' 9 0 the Matadors to enetrate the stonelike wall of defense erected b the ackrabbits were Q e . . . P V . , 6 9 in vain. Neither team had scored. At last the fleet and wary lackrabbits succeeded in it ' eluding the vigilant Matadors and s ed down the field for a touchdown. The gun fired ' H , V I P . y . 3 Q and for the first time in Wa land and Tech football histor , the ame ended in victor Q or t e va iant ac ra its. . T f h l' I k bb' Y Y g Y 7 T , , . Tr. 4 is 3 y I -. .... , I , ia 1 ' l ' S fi T 5 Z ff? 45 L F .Q 4 K 1 1 5 X 5 s 1 5 1 is f 'S ' - ' ? c if ? 5 1 3 i ? ,S 6,1 5 ia , Q 4 5 Q 5 fi if i A is 69 '1 l' 9 if 1' Q Q ? F 1 5' if ' . . 5' is 3 Q Williams good for a touchdown ' vp S 5. 5 ef 5 sf t 5 ts 5 4 4v'V'v'v'v'W'W'W' v v'W'W'W'T'?'- 'Y'V7 Y Y'V ? 5 V Y'W V'5 '? V 'D 'V W T'v'v v''Y 7'j E , 9 9 U 9 0 0 - 1, 1 P ymkkwgwmk NCR 9wmnu4wmR gwmkwwf 1 Q if ii qw M QWmb?0'fW+l'RJQWT'RvYQWm.RuVQWT.RJQN9 P A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A.A-A-A-A-A.A-A.A-A-A-A.A.A.A.A.A.A-A.A.A-i-A.A-A-A.A.A-AaA-A-A.A.A.AAA-A K-A.A-.A.A-.A-Al.-A-A-A..A-A Fortyfnine f'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v v'v'v'v v v--v 'v- Qf'v 'vrvv'v 'v 'fv vWv v'v'v'v'v w'rvVvr v 'v v vfv-rvH'e'r-v- vwvwv 'wrv'v'v'v'v'v' P P P P P 7 P P V P P P P P P P P 5 P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P 5 V P P P P P P 5 P F' P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P 5 P P P P P P P P P L lk 5- -w V3 as q PMT,-vgo ,w ' M' R ' 1111115 Pi H.a'iYE1iiCl? '39 4 A WILLIIL D. Caoss, Plainview VINSON EnIzNs, Nacogcloches Quarterilsirst Yezii'-Weiglit 145 Half-First Yca1'+Weight 176 , MIKE WILLIAMS, Vernon KENNBTII KHNDRICK, Plainview 1 Half-V-First Year-Weight 160 Full+Second Year-Weight 172 4 - OCT. 3-WAYLAND vs. MONTEZUMA-AT PLAINVIIiW fNight Gamej Wayland's 44f0 defeat of Montezuma. Friday night, Oct. 3, marked their third sucf cessive victory of the season. The Jackrabbits showed their superiority over the Chieftains from the first kickoff. Many Wayland reserves were given a chance to demonstrate their football ability in this game. 4 4 J Q31 '51 31 51 -5.1 54 is 3. .sl fi 91 Xe 1 f 4 21 Ei is 64 94 94 -id 54 i 24 ,Q G1 94 31 ,4 fe ii 3 tl C I A..A-AMA.A..AAA-,A-A-,h-A-dk,.Aa,.nk..A3... lt.I..AL,. Armib.-..Lsa aim Llrszls., AB. .A.,.A'.. Ak-A3,,A7s,-dA,.A..-1-l..A5a... 5rx-A?-A. JAWS:.,ib.f.8a.,.ak..a.k,.,AA,,f6s..4,i.,- :A .Ah -AA-A-A.A Q. 2 if ra 79 SQ 3' 6 Z a .SL if 34 ii E1 an I fi. Qi tw K X ,Ps Tr, . 2. s X 62 3 Q T 1 Q 'Er' 2 Q ef 2 2 a 3 Q OCT. 11-WAYLAND vs. CAMERON A. E-9 M.-AT LAWTON - 1 Wayland's Iackrabbits clawed and scratched the Cameron A. B' M. eleven for two I 1 touchdowns in the last quarter of the game, despite the fact that they suffered a 2543 2 1 loss to the Oklahoma team. F 6 1 The jackrabbits gave their opponents a battle and put up a hard fight, but were Q if unable to stop their attack or to penetrate their defense. I 2 4 ri S 1 OCT. 17--WAYLAND vs. N. M. STATE TEACHERS-AT PLAINVIEVV CNight Gamcj 5 4 92 Again the lackrabbits scored a bricklayer victory by nosing out the N. M. S. T. it 'fd eleven by a 39f0 victory. The opponents fought a good fight, kept the faith, and finished '. uf. Q their course, but the Vslayland eleven were too much their superiors on the gridiron. 3 OCT. 31-WAYLAND vs. N. M. M. 1.-AT PLAINVIENW . 4 Fighting before a throng of homecomers and enthusiastic W'ayland fans, the lack- V. 45 J rabbits marched to a 12f7 victory over the Cadets. Both teams played a marvelous game 1 of football and interest remained at a high degree from the first kickoff until the final 2 whistle blew, P 4 'Y 1 P 1 4 F P ' 2, 1 . P ' 1 s 4 5 P15 1 ' J . A l P P 5 1 Q 1 Ls 1 4 P C' 1 9 fi P' 2.1 3.4 ? 11, 4 Q 1 PS 1 1 i 1 fo 4 P 1 Q 4 P 'f 4 fi - A P .S A '? . L 4 4 9 1 P 4 SW P 4 .S 1 5 4 y P . . 9 J P 1 as I Q5 W J S3 2 Edens good for a gain 4 6 4 P 1 1 i ' P' Ez 4 31 P 1 4 Q fT'vvv'v'v'v'v'v'v'v '7 Y v'Y'YY'v'v'v V v'v'W V'-V''vrv'7'V'v'v'v v v'v v'v v'v4'v v 'Y6v'v'v'T'v V'v'g' Qi 9:-' P 1 , Q . A- 'K A fa A F 5 Q,'A9Fw.W1'NJ.Wi'NJ. Mn-M Own!! M ww E H 3 I wmia-J. mn-Mwmmwwm W ww yew? -L..L-A..A,,L.A-A-L-A...Af.L.A-.l..ln.A..Afk. Ar1L,.As. 1Qx....'Q-Jlutk .AI AN, ,9.f.bt..4A,A..A.-Lg,L,.A-A-Q-L....0k,,A'L,A,..L.,.L..A.,ASA.l.-L.A..A-A,-A,.Bt.,.A,.A-,L,..A,.I Fifty PAT CLARY, Paducah LACY TURNER, Claude Guard-eFirst Year--Vwfeight 172 Tackleflsirst Year--Weight 180 RALPH PARKER, Vernon SYLVAN SALSER, Lamesa Guardflsirst Year-Weight 208 Tacklefliirst Year-f-Weiglit 191 Nov. 7-WAYLAND vs. CORDELL CHRISTIAN--AT PLAINVIEXV lNight Gamej On Nov. 7. the jaclcrabbits scored an easy victory of 5'?wfO over the Cordell Christian College. The Christians put up a hard fight but were unable to stop the .lackrabbits attack or to penetrate its defense. Nov. 14-WAYLAND vs. PANHANDLE A. E? M.--AT PLAINVIINU On Nov. 14. the greatest football team ever to represent Wayland on the gridiron defeated Panhandle A. E? M. 26f6. The Qlackrabbit superiority was manifested throughout the game. This game was dedicated to the boys playing their second and last year for W. B. C.. Nov. 28-WAYLAND Vs. SUL ROSS-AT 1AxLPINIi The -lackrabbits clawed and scratched the Sul Ross Loboes for four touchdowns and a 2558 victory at Alpine. The reserve power and strength of the jackrabbits took the Loboes by surprise and produced a bitterly fought battle. Nov. 28-WAYLAND vs. AMARILLO JUNIOR COLLEGE-AT AMARILLO The last game of the season against the undefeated Badgers! A special train to Amarillo. Come on you boosters! The whistle blows and the big game is on. Oh, how those Badgers can fight---and scratch! But they have their equal in the agile Iackrabbits. Then, where is Slick ? The Jackrabbits score. The Badgers become furious and rally. The Rabbits seem at a loss. The Badgers score! The game goes on to the end with the fur flying, and the game ends-a tie. Score 6f6. ELBRRT JACKSON, Stanton RAYMOND DAv1s, Panhandle Full-Third Year-Weight 170 Endf-Second Year-Weight 200 E. BRAMBLETT, Ladonia W. M. BAILEY, 'Thalia EndAFirst Yeariweight 169 Endwliirst Yearvweight 193 Fiftyfone ., ,1,, ,... , r 1' LAAZTA Q 0 'MR 1 0 0 O z'v'vvv'A' Q Q -A-'AOA-L -A.A.lLnLA4L-A.LAA.A-A.A.L.L.A.A.A , t 1 P 4 53 P ii 693 P ii I I 1 ' 1 P'-1 P gf 4 . i 13 , 1 f 1 .1 3 3 f 1 F, Fooltllimallll Sclhicfrilullc 536353 P1 pi P11 P P P L- P. va ' 1 Z1 H ,ij P Efj wwf Sept. 19-Wayland vs. Simmons, night game ..........,............. 13-0 Sept. 26-Wayland vs. Tech, at Lubbock .....,.......... 6-0 Oct. 3-Wayland vs. Montezuma, night game ....,.......... 44-0 Oct. 11-Wayland vs. Cameron A. 8z M., at Lawton... 13-25 Oct. 17-Wayland vs. N. M. S. T. C., night game .,.... 39-0 J Oct. 31-Wayland vs. N. M. M. I ...........,..,..,............,.................. 12-7 3 1 Nov 7-Wayland vs. Cordell Christian, night game ............ 53-0 Nov 14-Wayland Vs. Panhandle A. Sz M ...........................,......... 26-6 Nov. 20-Wayland vs. Sul Ross, at Alpine ,..,...,............. 25-8 Nov. 28-Wayland vs. Amarillo J. 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L ,,l,,,.1 S., ,A., J, ohh f ' ' an an QQ ' I .11- M - 5-1.15 -,x iwsgzmlgzuaf' Y-'L' ml' if fixix,-1ie.i 'r -5 Q-.cs :W fxfx?,L,1Q,7 S A 5 i ,, 4, Ar ,L ,,,,m.hHm,,. J ,, ,A ., . .. ,, , 1 V. A, i., f 4. ,W .T ' YW X i l ,iii Diiwirr Homes WILLIE D. Ciioss ' gil' Forward Forward I First Year First Year grit ., 1,350 5, were f rr Q' 62 ' Q ,i 9 '-'fr . w ' if , aff, 7 N 3 tg ,4 ,, 32 Q WAYNE Owmvs KiaNNnTH KENDRICK 2 Qi V ,V Forward Center x rw Second Year First Year i Q E' I .jr Q l Q 3 -e F: - ?' 9 if z 2 4 - S 6 Boom CLOSE A. VJ. COLTIIARP ? 6 f if 9 N I Guard Guard P if p Q fl First Year First Your L? , ' , 9 -I 4 P o 0 , , - y. 4 ? 1 .1 1 tt fe I 2, 5 Among the teams met by the ,laclcrabhit haskctcers were the Tech Freshmen, three AM , 3 5 games with Amarillo Junior College. two games with Cameron A, Ei M. at Lawton, two ? Z 'J games with Panhandle A. 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L. FLOWERS f Forward 5 f .AULICK f f 1 Guard M. WILSON - f Guard L. COVINGTON 1 f Guard 1 2 F. PARKEY f f Guard M. XVISEMAN - 1. Center , CARPENTER f 1. Center 1. COLLIER f f R. Center L- WOODARD ' ' Guam - r S ' if ' ? - 2 z ' L - - 4 , L f ' S' I 9 1 P Y 5 rs S P C 4 6, ? 2 I g ? 3 1 Q ig 1 Director f f VESTA HOLLINGSWORTIi Y 5 gl Coach ffffff DEWITT HODCSES 5 ' 79 P Q Q iF, Grace Aulick 9 ' Marilea Wiseman f i QF L la Dale Gibson 5 E l? Lois Sitton 9 P Dorothy McMinn S I Mae Wilson 2 L? Lena Faye Parkey 6, g 21 Mildred Comer g P Q, J Josephine Collier Q ff Q Pauline Barton F ? 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V Tlirougli the manifestation of lo alt and a willing snirit it is to be seen A P ' 2, ,, , Q 1 Y Y, r 1, , , J that the members of the society are working for the benefit of the college and I 15 1 also to live up to their motto, uBe Square. P-2 1 The Society entertained with the annual Valentine Party as one of the i 2 main features of the year. xl! X Z ? -5 4 OFFICERS 1 a UV1Lfjx,,.I 13-4 ' ' I L' ' ? :Z 4 . ?J First Term fn I f Q S President 1 f f EARL LANDTROOP X f- 1' ff' f C 4 Q 4 6, Secretary - f - CBKLA MAE LAXWRENCE ,L S 'l if i-5, lr - i ' E , ' L l tx J Second Term 1, ft' l I ii., ? 3 President f f HENRY PENNINGTON V A Q Q, , 4 gi Sscvexary f f Bessie IVIAE THOMAS ,, , I r, AA U, , V gt g r Q - . 6 R i . 1 , 'V - - 9 4 - W 2, gi i , ti- - X ? -- 1 Q4 R' 1' A r s- fc J ' X , ,,. p - 4 is 1 1 - f . 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T d4,L.....,,,, 5 i 1 f 41 fb-G.. s H 1 Q 07 C- L2 4. f' li ,T . it '52 4 The sole purpose of the Euglo Society is to train in the art of appearing 3 at ease in any piihlic position. It is to be hoped that the fortyfthree members i -gg ig' have gained something from their experience and association during the past year. -V E 5 ' The most outstandin feature of the societ was a Halloween Part ivcn 9 s o 4 g , V Y g A , 9 1 at Matador Hall, Cctober 31, Home Coming, b 'H 4 L T '- 4 Ii f 'K 1? OFFICERS 3, .- 4 Fall Term President 1 f f LACY TURNER yg 1 Secretary f f f f LILLIAN LITTLE : 9 513 'I x , 'I Vvmter Term 9 if . 193, f' President f 1 f DEWITT Homes ' 5 ,Z 4,3 Hg? Secretary LILLIAN LITTLE T -if Q la 3 is J -'-- it .1 g, ,Q 1' . S' Egg, 75:-5f',',,qa,Jfk fy., ,,q:,, , ,T ' -y 4' ffm' K .r....4..., we . Sixty f- , ,.,,a...a...w,. u.,-1.,1,,.w.,1w, as ' ' .M . lz 'lE'i 'Q 4 ,gr 1 . If .,'T4.' xl . az f ' . y 1 if wif J v . v. v ,gfji 5? ls S is Y Qfbj 'l i t: ff' I 5' ea if 1 ef? .Q 1 Tai W' C ffl. T .5 as L rf' A t 4 as. ,511 'ti ..f..a....:sa,Qa. ., M .'a'2: v 'l V. W ., ...V 'gifts 'fi 1 l .5 fifw'-W. if - :fi - .ke .7:,g'ifE,,:-sl, 1, ., M W.: , Y if .v '63, ,Q ff . is-main f lla V. f' ..y ot irfaiinriiattiio ini i J! I T 'ss ,Q ' . x', 'V e , 14, . r' If 1 s- . , 3 as is is I 1 , 1' H . 1 if V .L 4- .1 Q 'P The Dramatic Club mgt' October 3, for tlfgpurpose of electing the officers for the school year '3Of'?s1. Edwin'Set'zler was Y-lected presidentg Kenneth Kendrick, vice presif dent: Doralee McGraw, recording secretaryzl Helen Yates, corresponding secretary: Lillian Little. treasurer: C. D. Wofford, repprter. The club met every Tuesday night. A contest was conducted for a name for the club and the name l'Cue Catchers was chosen. . Three onefact plays were presented in -lanuary and the money was used to pay the royalty on the onefaet play used for the contest of onefact plays at the state meet. The onefact contest play. L'Trifles.'l by Susan Glaspel. was the one selected. It won unanimously over the Amarillo junior College play, but failed to place in the state meet at Hillsboro. A threefaet play. Wl1ittliii', was presented March 24, which offered an opportunity for some of the less experienced members of the uCue Catchers to get some valuable experience that will probably be a help to our sponsor, Miss Friedsam. next year. Although the uCue Catchers did not win honors this year at Hillsboro. much prof gress was made and each member enjoyed his association with the club, whether he was taking a part in a play, was a property man. or ticket salesman. T'l'1e.one aim ofvthe club is to give each member a chance to take part. in some phase Of dramatics. r ' .Q The Cue Catchers were hosts to the high school one act plays this year and all of the members enjoyed the plays and the association of the other schools. ',,--,.t.v,,,- .M-wr-is - .-E ,V-aa, .,---fe ..V V .,v QIWWTT :, ae- ,. ,,,.,ei.. fjFE.'7'?i'?K'fN1iFf'i'9?S'gf1'p5.11 is N352 fi-1f:gifWE' .1 - A.: ?s?1:,e1g saff:'E'iyfdf1 xfffivivffftff 1 f' 4Zv.,A!x,.Vh,.l-,.1aZnI5i.k'. f' J i 'A ' . 4 VA.-Akai, 4,-i ...Min ,.L,.,.'rl.-s 14.-iLk., ',,.fl 1,.,1L- -., S ixty f on e 'B 11. L? A :C gh, QB s . M 1. .535 as .. gb if Fc I ffl ea- f , an sg. C . fifth, ,Ll 5-5' 294 E 3,1 Qi .2 , , Ft' .eil ii ii 1.53, is WJ' 'nil l l 4 l 1 H 4 4 4 w 4 cfm - ., A ff 544 eff, ,fb llggf K u-. : : ,'s. 14. ik gfzk' 142,444 Q, z14,,,,F P, iw -aa gn, .I V g I . 1 l J A 'if 'iw 7 4- 1-Q.: cl WP ll, , '., l . i K' Vw? 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A , 9 1 r A-'S ' gi N 1 . i Q 4 4 we JV X 4 4 r iii Q ci lb 4+ F 4, ss Ui rico penal img rin i g . 4 at , 3 Y? i ' 1 . 4 'T 1 ' fl 5 6 as as as lg l ?fi .' Qi T? l E' 6 ' 5 L., 4 , 3 44 0 ' i gif Qi The Public Speaking Club has had a successful year under Truett Hodnett r' 2 E ' L fi fi p as president. and Mrs. Warrenias the sponsor of the club. The weekly programs ij 5 L 3 2 have consisted of debates. addresses, extemporaneous speeches, and declamations. 3 15 Q, PS .ij The members of the club have had the pleasure of serving as judges in several i F 6 4 high school s eech events, notabl the Olton S eech Tourname t. N , 9 4 P Y P Q , 3 4 P K I P34 i . . , , .s 1 2 The club had a double purpose: to provide training and practice in the Y, 1 ? 11, 4 various forms of public speaking to many students. and to provide representatives C -if P1154 f W'l A h ' ' Cll 4 h -' Q 5 , Q' 3 .or ay and in t e State junior o ege contests. ln t e tiyfouts conducted 5 1 P323 early in the year, Earl Hartley and Margaret Mcliemie were chosen as the conf Q testants in oratory. Coleman Draper, Manuel DeBusk, Lois Sitton and Bernctta R A 5 , . . 5 535 Q Isbell will re resent Wa land in debate on the question: Resolved, that the Q il P it 4 i P Y TE 4 g 54: Ac nations of the world should adopt free trade. 9 4 'Q' Q Yi 'Q Q - ' 4, an 62 Q .Q a gs 1 aa P? 41 if - 5 . I 9 4 g 1? 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F . ir' ' ,l wr 5 U-J -Q A f- .fx 3 Q v. -I l 1 'P- Ney -fu' , - 'V J- 9 ' f' - 1 ' ge 8 g K ge! -It uf J J I., ,,,f- 'kyy XJ V I A I f l .1 ' 4- 's - w ., Vw' ---- 1,-.J-v' ,ff ig .ft f 1 . 4 1 ' , Ni -6 . 4 , Q . 1, 'i-J' . p If W ,, .2 , x T li' Q Xi . ' - .J .1 fl 1.0 ,of N - A-e , - r f -X gl , 1. Q J Q,-,V-f' -3,15 4- ,M-f Jw' Ur M,,J, , -z f M l f '11 Xt 1 as T' , ' 1, VA ,nf ,- ' 1 'V ...vf NX t.. - ,V ,C ,y-'V' ,M fv 1.1 r Q 4 ,J i -T N M5 4 ref 1 'ft' W ' .fy ' Q ?1J 5 S4 si - fi 1 2 1 X , - l N ws' 1'r 'N r u ri I v 2 - ' n -' , 4 li st 1 5 5+ , X' X . ' 1- , Q 4 X - 4 y Q 1 +33 s i! . P 'OJ P 3 ' . Q M . 4 ? Q 1 4 P 'K J EU 1 i n . 5 4 ,x 2 t is - 1. 4' 41 ' 53 ls s ' 2 I 4 T - Llc. 1 4 . ' F ' K- 1 i- Q f' mfr' fist' K s I n be-s z ., Q as wwf . R - . !. Q 1. 1 . -s. '- 1 S '09 , . si - ' o o o -' X P 'J 1 , V ji gy: x ', , gl, - W Q I s l Q- 4 1, - e Y -. 7 - N - K . ,. 1 1 - P 4 - 1: , , 4 .1 i in I, X Mi' X il! Si Sf C I I w M P IT. I Ti Y -J, , 1'XlC x.'g':Y Xl ll-QKVXINAA Q fx . 5 I - ' 7 X la- I 5 as .M , 7 I 1lQx-f1cxx T we-sf-L 'swf L'-X, :www C 4 f ' 4 - i' 1 1. s - - 1' .l lad, .fe-I . C., 'X r w' Me 2' .. ' f K il . v 7. , X A ., n. ' 1 , x , ,-. 5 H B E. 1 KX' fly, i ,F fi 'f I' 'X' ii in A l i . - 4 ' ? 3 ' - ,s w, -I . The B. S. U. under the leadership of our heloved Brother in Christ Iesus, p Q3 i , P 11 E' Q . Henry Pennington. has been very successful for the year 193081. The Baptist If 4 ' s1 ' Students Council is composed of one representative from each of the religious I ? I organizations in the College in addition to the regular officers. All the Baptist P 5 1 ff Q students in College are members of this organization. Q P 4 Q i 4 ' r B i '31 i Q3 1 An early morning prayer meeting each week day is sponsored by the Counf P 1 fo 4 cil. Also a midPweek prayer meeting is sponsored. The B. S. U. fosters two r , l Q 4 revivals' during ewischool year. These revival campaigns are to win the lost P I- 1 to a saving knowlewyge of Christ jesus. Motto: Our Campus for Christ. 1 P593 One day eag week the chapel services are conducted by the B. S. U. The L 91 f B. S. U. likewise.fosters from one to two study course weeks each year for all 1 students who desire and will take part in them. ? 4 1 f 4 . ' ' 4' ? 'i l ' lj N V -4 ' P 6 Wayland Baptist College was represented at the AllfSouthern Baptist Conf X E if A 4 ference at Atlanta, Georgia by Henry Pennington, B. S. U. president, JSP N l f . 4 . 4 X, I Q , , , v kjb -1 4 ' l fi S gy aj- 5 1 ' JK ' ,- I , , . .. 5 Ga I J? 'T T t 34 X3 JQ Q 1 JN '31 ri 4 W -J: ' X r f 'a r X i if N v , X' P -4 . ri: 4'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v rrvrv'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v v vv'v'Q'v'v 'v'v'v'x 4 Esyfaemwv -AOAJNMAP we . mn- min we 1 U 3 1 6 - Y 1- 93 . .H sry at 1 4.-4-A-4-A-A-A.4.4-A..4.A.4-4.A.4-A..A,A-A-A-4-A-4..A-A-A-A..s.-A.4-A.,A.A-A-A-A-.o.,.A-A-ASg!X4.-gJQ-A-4-4.4.4, 1 vx Q Pj J , . 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P 3 y ' 3 1 FIDELIS SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS ? ? 1 P f Q K0 1 This class is composed of about thirty girls who are willing to work in the service of the i 1 F? 1 Master. They are fortunate in having Mrs. McDonald as their teacher to inspire them to a L Q, i 13 higher plane of living and to a more consecrated Christian life. E Q ' i . . . , ? 1 i' I The class has selected a project for the year which is very instructive and helpful to each y 1 i 21 of its members. - ? 2 - 1 4 ? 1 ?i 4 rs f 5 y F P 4 y 1 P W 4 r P .2 4 L 3 5 f 4 L ' :A 5 i ? ' , .15 T 'S S 5 Q P 6 . ' r i r ii L ' i ' PE I - I P r 3 L 1 r , L L - k 5 2 5 is 1 . 6 , ai r 1 5 3 4 3 - 3 1 P S : 69 rf ? 69 , O 6 X F, f AUD 4 5 kg If 2 BEREAN SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS if 9 4 ' 9 ix The Bercan Sunday School Class, which is composed of about thirty young men, is indeed S E fortunate to have Dean Huff as its teacher.,Time only can tell the value of the interesting and 3 5, ,Q inspirational lectures that he gives each Sunday morning. His influence will never cease but Q 3 Z iii will live and grow in the lives of the members of the class which he has so faithfully taught. P Q3 . 4 ? ? if 1 if ? ? if 5 3 3 ' ' 3 5 Q dv-v'v'v'v 'v v'wr f7'v v'v'v zv'v'v v'v'v'v'v'V'v'v'v'W'v'v'v'v'v v'v v'v -V'1'--sf'v'v'v v'v'v'v'v'vrv 'v'v, QQ? , 1- . , Y L x V I Z U ..., . Q , V B if T M- i , QW, .si . .- QW tvgw wgw 5 2 ii' Q 'QW gy, T it l qqw T pu qw, ,yhj v.maA-Q..A-A.L-L,.L-AA-NSf,.A-f,4h-..llsv.4k.,10--ls,-As,A3A,..lJ'-all A-nk.4m..0a.W4x..AWAR..4h-i-b-Q...A.An1Kf.A5A--Amlsni.And7.1,-A-A.,A5f-.lifl.-AnA.A..i-A.A.A A. Sixtyffour .w 4, 121 35 I '4 Q. 'V'V 'f '! VN 1 'f'W ''W''? 'Y'V'V 'V'V 'W 'r f XV 'v 1r -We- W' 'iv 'Yr''K'ffH'Www' Gm-5'-'Xaf d '1,e'a? v-f'-1 .f ff sv Ly ws w--vfevr-av - in P e K. -T . ,ia Maile .1-Wiiwe 0 'L e gg , . H HQ 'ff' is f h.,, ,L .- .N LLM-Jun-Alffm-A-A.xmA:.,4zi..c..AMs:.,i:s...fs.,i1..x ,.,, 4,.,.a1s.,fiit oe.-..,,.x-, M.m.x1..c1sx.2e.A-sA.1a,..f.x,fs:..,.4s..ANA..-fs.f2.-.wc ,os an ff- A, 4- as iid? ' iii. 'wr xv 'Q 'ff' :PF fi 'iii' fha F gil 'ff 5 fi .Ea 2:2 f , 3 - its '53 . 9 2 ., 1 X 1 Y ' Y 3 -5 6 S 1 .. S, . 3 2,2 .S fl 5 Z A Q , 3, - 1 .S ,- 5 Y. W. A. 6 rg 'V 1 . . . 'D The college girls organized a Y. XV. A. with Gwendolyn Asher as president. Mrs. Lavenf A u- 4 . . 3 cler has proved to be a faithful sponsor and is always ready to give a word of encouragement , gi and cheer to press onward. 2 .-h 'N Interesting programs are rendered twice each month in Matador'Ha1l and a study course entitled Anne of Ava has been of great benefit. gl .1 A, i f T 2 ,Af 9 4 f 1 Q gr Q? A 5: S' . 3 .ZS 5. if 5 , Q 5 if if f is E Af 5 lf- ? E. H. RICHARDS CLUB ,3 Q fl Q 'Y 5 . 6 A ji The purpose ol this club is to encourage better homernakers. The cluh has made more R3 progress this year than it has in previous years. 'J' o 4 'W 5 The outstanding social features of the club were a Halloween and a Valentine social. 9 , 5, 4,33 Q .ii i? , 5 ii 1 it i 'iv''7 WV 1V'7 V'V'1 9 'V:'Y Y f'7'Tf'7 T U '37 U 'V7 '7f'V f 'E 'WF :27 2A 3f 'W5 ' WF VF Q7YS': fi 'Nl' ff,' ' 'J'- gf 16V ,y!'4' V 'Uf'Y '? ' W' V ' Ny Wg- 3 1 . A V h - Q v ,fam fm 4 1 ., ,, , p . ia, A -1. --1 1, Q4Z2fQaqwN'.vgw.M NMR QQMR-43-s1g'e1wgi.flia4a!'Q2 gl, sr if Lsgw ssei- .gw uge- pa ge k-A,.A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A.A-A-A.A.iz.-A-Rn..A.1m.Ag.A-.aGx..k-4ix-.lIu.1A3....l,-4-hs.An4k. A1.A.A,A.4O+,.A.-A,A..A.AA,A 554-Af-A-.A-A.-.A..A.,A,...A.,4k-A Sixtyffive 4 1 v P v'v v'v'v'v' 'W'V'W Y17qY7'V'Vv'V'xV'V'?'V V' V'W'Y7 'V'W v'V'v'v'v'7'v'w P 59: AV' 10 'NR 'RUR 1 P: qui? 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U. is composed of those who are training for service in His P' I P 4 K- r 94 P gi mgdom. , 3 1 52 4 53 4 P' 4 P24 P -4 P -1 E i'v'v'v'v v'V'V V 7'V V'VV'V V'v V' 'W W'?TV W'W 'V'v'7VvV'vVV'v'V'Wv'v'V'V'v'v'V'v'7? S I u Q, - A D Q-atm N M 'Wifi' G Mn- O On- NMA- we HY SE 3 E V. min- N440 U. Abba. Mn- . min-vwmln N4 A .A-A-A-A-A-A.A-A.A.A.A.ApAmA-A- A-A-A..A,.A.AAAAA..A-lLf.A2.QA..A.A.Ai-A..A.1A..A..A.-.A.-A.A-AAA,A-A.A L.A-A..A.,A-A-A..A-A-A..A-A.4 Sixty-six 5 1 y V'V i V'V S' f N'? W' t 'tf' Yf'V' V'v v'v v 'fvri s -'wiv-'fe s':.f 2-v v'nv' ff-v 'fs -af' vvvwrsv'svn-v'v'v -v v'v' V' . H5 f 'NV' :w f , - - .Q ' fats' min- ata- L ' s .vga .sq , u fig M A ,lg Vi 5,5 .,, , f , -. ' 4 ' ab 1?-'A'-A-Afh-Af HY fh '-f' H- 11- 15--AfA-A-.a..A.,.q.i 5,44-V, L, i ,.., .L - . 4, - ,J ov, Je. .aa ,: .mi .Q iq., .:s,,,...is,.s. .,-x, fs, Ai tiff .3 l 2 , gy 5 . F 'f 2 9 V ia X. 1' .Hi ,1- iii 4 555,25 X: 3 iyvffif . is -as 0 f ?t 3 Us ef 5s 05? r gi ' f 55210 5 ' 9 Ei is fi E, 22,4 N ,S A, v I ? bp F ? 2 B K vi .V F era It 'Q fi 5 F' A U5 F' 9? v cf' ? ', -2 I s r 5 4 S 5' 5? 'i L ii is QP? Y rfltfsl L P '53 rf If H P ,Q THE VOLUNTEER BAND 5, Q li ff f .' , . . , . ' 6 El The Volunteer Band is an organization composed of only those who are Christian young g ,Q LQEQA men and women willing to work where they can in the furtherance of the work of our Lord 5 E 'Q and M3SEE1'. f y J -Q It is the aim of the Volunteer Band to promote Christian principles and Christian living in L it ffl, Q the hearts of the members of the organization, our fellow students, and those with whom we Q , F 2 come in contact in the work carried on in the Band. It is also our aim to try to bring the lost K 9 vi . , . . . . - 5? .fl to Christ, and in any way to help build up Wayland Baptist College by bringing the people l P into a closer contact with it. P H 4 , ' pix: 5 ? 1. r. Q4 GE f l'+4ff2'1 r , use: Y i,'?'f - ?- 5 cease it 5 54 , Fifi Q it s f- fi P it i s P 4 , P L exe 2 s K s i wi if 8 if s 5' Q .S it s -5 Q ii g frg 5,1 P ' i P il ' it E' ? 2, 2 an 3' - t A if 1 a e if 2 a e Q 4 P at Q ,f - f :gg : F -fa N 9 r -e F' .4 r P' 51,4 l 1 f - ,A ffbl' pf'-Egg 04AAAA4g5M,..guf'A-nn. I 1rg .,p4T.4.,1..w-1.1.4-4'v0! 1 hw hp - 5' 55 li THE MINISTERIAL LLIANCE f-704 -faM.L - uf av--1-1...w, i ' ff' -1-Mi ' 5 gs Q5 .Q The Ministerial Alliance is composed of those men who are consecrated Christians andy who i , have felt definitely the call to preach the Gospel Message of God. About half of these students I ' 9 'l are pastors of one or more churches and are doing a great service in winning lost souls to Christ. F' if as P 4 r Tiki 'A P F 3 1 I , ' . 4 Q r 2. v 1: .5 g i H S V W'Y 'Y'V Y'V Y'V'V'V'V'V 'P '!'TV 'K W'W V 1F 'Gf'W'V's31'f W ', 'M t'W,W Q 'V9 'W 'W '! 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I i -4 J 5 4 Q 4 1 '- ' 4 1 P J ,fa ' , , I 9 1 K 1 f 1. -. , . ? 1 Us 5'-L5 ij CHURAL, CLUB , 1 , 4 J Q 4 -'M 4 'qv 7, I F179 Sobwmos Second SOD1anos 4' Y H' M ' Et 5 hbi,g, -1 f . , M . f Q3 1 GVVENDOLYN ASHER AKLA MAE LAWRENCE f- KL 'Y M if E 14-5, f ALENE CADE LENA FAYE PARKEY l, M J ' 'fa Q 15, la L, JOSEPHINE COLLIER BERNETTA ISBELL L V JA, ia 4 'Q O ' 'J 7 f V' A as J MARcARET MCKEWE DOROTHY MCMINN hui 3 , ' 5 1 GEORGIA LEE LUDEMAN 'L' I' W - h 1 1 -if MAE WILSON FRANCES IVIAYHUKSH A A' .., 0' -1 3 1 . .. ,V I y , I A Q 3 HELEN FAYE GARNER MINNIE MOSS if vi 'E' 4, fg 3 Li T 1 BESSIE MAE THOMAS LILLIAN LITTLE -Q Q KM . QE 9 1 , 'f A I 3 4 Q . . 3 4 . f ' f,., ' S J Altos V- 1 5 E ,Q 9 1 MILLIE HARMEL EDNA PENNINC-TON 1' '5 ' 4 L 9 1 i1 F , ' wg' - , 1 4 -J 'M' Q 4 LORENCE GARRETT ROBERTA W11YL A If 1 :S f 4 7 1 Lois SITTON DOROTHY MEIER , , IL iff' ' ga: ' E I A iQ K , Ep V V 2 J 1 ,, 4 1 Af ? 4 OFFICERS M Mn er 4. I 9 J P Ad A ' ' -Q res: em 1 ffff LILLIAN LITTLE . 4 fx 3 , 4 ,- 'V Q 1 V1cefPreszdent 1 f EDNA PENNINGTON 'iq 5 I 'f' 5 Q Secretary f f LENA FAY15 PARKEY L Q ,L- Q Treasmer 1 f FLORENCE GARRETT I 'Q 3 2 ' ' Reporter 1 1 BIERNIZTTA ISBELL fi I 6, 4 VESTA HOl.LINGSWORT1i Pianist ' ' MARY E- GANTT 5 9 l e ' 9 1 ttf Directof ? 5 1 0 4 P0 1 4 frm F' 'i 5 J N , s ? in 4 ' ' 0 . 1 Q v'v'v'v'v ' ' 'V' 'V vf'V'V' 1' V ' V'57' vs 'v'v'v v'fv'v v'vrvvUv-'v vv'v v'v'v v'v'v v'P S A 1 V ' ' . . ., Q V -' , ifvfw :5'I'71': A -- ,,-'gf'-. .nf-MF, ' 4: V 44 M -,QV 1 V, W1 C Ei-A 'F a miga JO, Hfmi 'QNQQHV gba : Qu, e wgw qw ' .ppm .E MLA.A.AAA,..snAA.,,:.LAnA,,1f:A.,Mt,,,g1,. MAMA, A. ' ,, -, ' R151-algjulmi-al,A,.aex.mAA..1a.Ja.La.,,a,,.cM.a..n.A..,fA,.Am,.A-A..A.-4.N4E-A.A.Ae,.A-Am4.+ ' Sixtyfeight 'cl U . UP-I-L18 Qt, 1 i W' v'v'v'v'v'v'v'vvv- w 1f'vnv'v v'v'v'v'vvvDv4 L .X . -, ., -Q R. 11 . 1,-f.:.p ' V: 1. fm? R i My 3 5 givin? aw' 2 is A-1,.gE4.1s..A,,4r...A-Q...,,f-.aA...Q.-A. , Q? 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' 3, if 3 i af 4 ' i i ? 6 1 ' 4 P 2 1 CAST V' 1 E 9 hal 'l i 6 2 George Henderson, County Attorney f f TRUETT HODNETT g 3 1 I 3 1 A '. 3 4 E 3 Henry Peters, Slierifj f 1 f f f LESLIE CARTER E 1 . 9 2 ' yi I Lewis Hale, The Farmer f L. G. PIERCE E 9 I P 9 ' i - L S Mrs. Peters, Sheriffs Wife f f DORALEE MCGRAW E H 4 I' 3 Mrs. Hale, Farmers Wife f f DOROTHY MEIER Q Q 9 ' i I- HJ ' 7 f P 0 1 Q , , r 1 r Q . 'lx-. P P 3 . . ' r 4 f N xi 1 ?,4 E e-P' .p . ,vpn ? 3 Q ' if' -.UV 5 J if 1 . vi J' ,L , 4 . 4 2 rg 1 M 3 - r 1 4 iii YV Q 1- v H P 79 i ' ,Jr R -sf' tv 4 ig' W' r ,Nr e 1 ' ,fa P 5 f T , fl A, L nw F' S in P 4 gf' -iv ,. 1 3 4 ?' i ' 'LP 5, aa Q, 2, F Q af' ff-l 4, is 5 i ' L, A Q' i L Y N ls, V ya K 5 yi 2. i l 9' V' 590 ? 3 5 1, Miss WILMA FRIEDSAM V - 3, ' ,iff ' Coach l ,V it 1' 'J 9 5 E ' W in ' J rv' :gi 1 4 i Q ye' X N -2 w g f I . E g, ,Q . 'il' iv Q P . ' i 1 i 3 i 'E I g 47'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'7'v'v'v'V'W'? Y , ' V '7X Y''?? 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ALAJC Am..Ax..g.-AL A,L4.,.A,L,9, . aa blame. ,ea fe,.1AA,eQ. ,.,a...AA.Q. as I N Q igma llomiba Clai SO1EOIr'IlLf:y Founded at St. JamcsfXa1'via Academy in Alexandria, Louisiana, in Beta'EpsilOn Chapter installed at Wayland College Februar A 1. OPEN MOTTO: Deus, Libertas, Lex 5 li - J GEORGIA LEE LVQIHFMAN - f f f f Worthy Matron DOROTHIl.L CMINNQAM MALJRINE LARGENT DOROTHY MEIER LILLIAN LITTLE - LOIS SITTON f MARILEA WISEMAN MAE WILSON f ta 1 f Ornicron f Zeta A f f Gamma f SigmafPosse f f C i f f u f ora f f R 0 ,,,, Upsilort f Lambda f f Worthy Protectress PAULINE TQ wb' Wortlty Keeper of Treasure FLORENCEXAR 1 f - Worthy Scribe ELIZABETH i an-,, ' W'orthy Direetress HELEN YATLQ, gr. ll ' x f Worthy Guard NINA MAE EHLJ' C' F , , . Panhellenic Rep. LENA MAE C-CB'RIf,fif' 7 WILEIA FRIEDSAM, Honorary Member , - 'G' Af' it x -.9 I .b s br , 4 ' v i 3 I L STEPHENS HARDIN BIELHAVEN f LOCAN f NISSEN HOWARD f AMERICAN SCHOOL OF ED. SAVACE SCHOOL OF ED. 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Q3 r W l V'A OJ' IW E jr- ' I ' A M644 ', 'J WV I . . , P 9 g fm ,HA .' x J by EdllOT'171'Cl116f g ' ' wr' rf 5 12 ' P 1 L ' 4 g ' ?? r 6 I 5 ? 1 P CLEO J, JAHNEL gy 5 . P 2 B - P 1 L 3 ustness Manager i 3 Q I 5 r 1 ? G I 5 1 a r 1 t A r 3 - P P? L 4 ? 1 L i 4 P 5 5 3 t- efv'v'v':'v'v'v3v'V'v'x'v'v'vTv'v'v6:'v'vrv v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v' S Q? g 44.10 A- 44 A- fn n f f I 4' N 'VN OW OW R N No 1 'qw NR gm Mk an MR Q .R QW navy MR gw 4 A.A.4.4.A.4.A.4.A..A.A-A.A.4,A.4-A.A.A..g-A.A.,..Q...a.a.esa,A-A,4E.A.. 5.5.4.4 5 .4 . Q 5 . . AAAQAAJ Seventyftwo 1 4 ?v v'v'fv'v' '1r'f:kf'ff 7 'v 'v'v'v'vvv'vL-:T-ivy-Avy1,-V-ff 3 5-fy-.-fp-A 4 yr-?vx7-nffvvvvwv,7T7-vyv-U.-.,,,v-.,qq,.,.,7VU-Q,,.,,.,.-,.,f7,Q,,..Q.,,.:., 3 gf yew 'yew V. 'VO 'V' i .5 gif X .SL :xii i iii ma HF MQ 1-KT' - :gran .1 :1 'L':'c. - t V09 L Ig fm 1' 'Y'., fb fk,,,4E dn 11, dk. ,iQ-.r4b.,dkA1Msg.A..f,. 5L.,,lI.4i fkDt.E,..!?.. .iid ,f' .. . 'Av C'Lf. f., ff .,,. 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J r ag if a y 3 1 MARY ALICE HUGHSTON f - f Features B 5 P - A . ? 3 Ay -5 4 1 ' KN 9 ' 9 5 A: A A - f f r? 4 1 ERN ffl I ANS i 1' ? 2 X X: 'A I L V? if 9 0 I . .f A . , 33 VX ' I EDITH W RAEN YA' ' ' NN' i Y 1 Q x '- X' D C ' .. -'i ' FX A. I W ' ' ? 'X Editorfiii-Chiefi 1 5 2 Q i 3 'X X XV? X g 79 4 L . 'yi 1 i. -. . .K 1 i 6 xf ? -i. z 1 dx . xg xx XXX ? Q f ? I 1 Q 1 KH., xx b Q A 5 -i W 1 Q' 5 I i 5 N' A xQ'MALvEXiN MCDONNLW Al F 5 ,N X.. L. .J ., . R, -, X... y 54 ? X3 i V Business xManager.rg ' E r 2 A Q35 N- Ax -A 5 g ig ? x QR . , p X. .X xx 5 4 L 1 w 5 I 'X' ' '. ? 2 we gk K by NX I Z V ' 4 Q' If . R ' 'xxx ? i? 1 -'X xf L K if N X. FN 1? n 4 'A : ' v - 1 ir i i so k -Xxx 4.5 , it !V'v'V'V'V'QxY:v'V' V,Vw'QTb 'VE'VV'0'W V'VvVvV5 V'YVvYT V'vV 'V'Y7WV'Y7 V V Y7'Xl WNV'?Vq7v'WuWv'V'V'V'W'V'YP Q , E E QM nw' Q 9 1 Q 3 E, W . .V 5 - -.,-no 7' gn. gm. 1 6 ' A ..A-A-L.A,A-4AA 1.A-,n...Qs,4z..A..4..M..dL..,m...A..l4sQ.iAs.4L.4X..5zR..AnARA1esA.4.rL-AiM.mA..,cR,m,f.N.,AA.,,,gA,.At,.fs,,.,fs.,,es,..eM4L-4fi..As...Q ..A..A,AA.as..a...A-A..L4.A.A.A-,. X ' i xg , yy Seventyfthree k' ixsifxj-' , X ' Q xl I N IV ' C H ' Q jg? M Q Q55 QW . UCL?-ffl CAMP SOLOGY in L 1 H'Hgm'!'Qb L - 1 1 ' ' Kwwfqatifx QW 1 Awfma-'01 i KW f N! 4 2 LQGY 2 yin. L ,. 1' ,x 'F l Y, in ,, .5Q TV W .gf Y'v V v v W i IV' 1.9 'R' 101' iff' ' VFR IUH 'iff 'QF GM' 'Aff Mfkl J L 5 ,A A' .A .A A v 9 4- - . 4 P? 1 g i 22 L 51 i X ' p Q J ? 4 ri 4 ? ' P if ' fl 4 2 4 2 4 rf 4 RED LETTER DAYS ON THE WAYLAND CAMPUS 9 1 Q ' V 'Q g 3 1 l. The day the Juniors won a football game when Scotty Scott let a punt roll off his chest. l QT J I? i 2. The day that enterprising dormitory boys accidentally dropped a sack of Water on 4 , . I -4 Dean Huff. L 25.4 i W1 3. The time Lois Sitton stayed up all night because Dorothy McMinn vvouldn't go Lg i E? I to bed first and get the bed warm. if 1 L -4 4. fllemcmber the Homecoming address of George Phillipsj P P Q3 5. The day that an old student sold choice chapel seats to Freshmen at only '50 cents per. P Q 4 sa sa E25 ' gi After all a duck is only a chicken on snowshoes. 0 E23 6.3 SIE , Voice over phone: Is this Miss Friedsam? Friedsam: Yes, this is Miss Friedsam. ' T Voice over phone: Hold the line a moment, please. Friedsam: Certainly. fDenotes lapse of one minuteb ' Voice over phone: Your minute is up: thank you. Friedsam: Bah! ' 5.3 S? 5.3 Simile.: As elusive as a negro fullback in a night football game. P35 FSE- 5.3 Lois: You acted like a fool when you asked me to marry you. Kenneth: I was a fool. EE- G 53 Q Lela Dale: Oh, look at the rhinocerosl eg ff, 4 Walter ,H,: That ain't no rhinocerosg thats' a hippopotamus. lt ain't got no - 3 i radiator cap. D - its as its ?3 G Miss Friedsam fto student who had taken authority unto himselfj: Say, who do i 1 J you think is teaching this class? - 4 Bright student: Lets' take a vote and see. F 4 es :iz as g if Neighbor: You naughty boy. I'll bet you didn't get grade A on anything at P Q 0 i school. ' f 1 Willie D.: 1 dia wo. 1 got ii on ii milk bottle. - l -53 S3 513 ? 4 Tough luck, said the egg in the monastery. Out of the frying pan into the Friar. 8 if? 623 P 0 ADVICE Q Q Q 2 i Never break your crackers or roll in your soup. I 9 2,1 , 413 53 S15 0 QT Q The chapel speaker who said that nothing was as impossible as a onefarmed paper' S 1 I ' hanger was misinformed. He should try to strike a match on a bar of soap. 1 ,gl ia is sa ii 4 Carl: Do you Wish to take this rat poison with you? 3 4 f 1 T H N I'll d h f ' , Q ruett .: 0, sen t e rats a ter lt. ' L Q a 1 g i 4 . 3 . ' P 6 H33 r 1 r 2 ' r 4 fe 1 yi 4 F 1 i fi 4 f i ? 3 4'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'V'V'V'Y'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'V'v'T'V'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v Y'v'v'v'v'v'V'v'v'P t 2 IE-'AOA Mn min 9 . On- is -s 1 9 3 1 1. -an-1 On ln- Mn- A- if N4 r R.A.A.A.A.A A-A-A-A-A-A-A.A-A.A.Q.A-A-A.A-A-A.A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A.A-A-A-A.A-A.A.A L.A.A.A.A-A-A-A.A-A.A.AJ Eighty-two xl--fr ..- VA.. V ,aw . J 4 is-w ' M . 0 it THE TRAVELER' M . ' . it M23 3 s H ' 4 4 P 9 4 5? 1 3 1 j 91 1 , 2 . 2,1 Q: s L 2 Judge: And how old are you? - ik? 4 Alene: I'm around thirty. 6, 1 Q? J Judge: How long have you been around it? gl P 51 as ea as .S 1 is 3 Miss Friedsam: Red, you should place your hand over your mouth when you yawn. P gr 4 Red: What? And get bit? li . y 54 513 fa -sa ? Ig 1 Coach fin Physics classj: Could you get a shock by holding the receiver of a P 5 4 telephone? 4 I Mae: Well, it depends on who is talking. I,- ,- 513 Q3 SIS? - I 6, J Chas.: Wise men hesitate: fools are certain. Q L Manuel: Are you sure? I is 4 Chas.: I'm certain. ig as as af 1 I Mrs. Warren: Correct this sentence: The toast was drank with great enthusiasm. 2' 4 g Q Henry P: The toast was et, not drank. .F as as S3 S Q 1 L Mildred: Clem Flowers says he is nobody's fool. 'E' 1 fs Josephine: I know, but I'll get him yet. iq ?f fl? af as P - S P 3 CAN You IMAGINE X r S ' F 6 1 ' ' 9 J In 5 Josephine Collier a tall slender woman? QQ Catherine IS goodley instead of Finley? S 1 ' O . Pib with straight hair? F Eg, A Marilea a wisewoman instead of a Wiseman? l Q KT Q Lois walkin' instead of Sitton? Q 1 P ,Q Lillian big instead of Little? ? Q P 1 Dorothy a McWomen instead of McMinn? , P? 1 Ruby Lena grass instead of Flowers? Y 4 Q Bodie a loose instead of a Close? S J .'4 Mr. Huff without something to do? C 4 S' 4 Ioe not being campused? 11 if 1 Edna a tap dancer? Q 1 P Miss Friedsam not biting her fingernails? 'eg 2 Coach in a ballet costume? 9 1 Carl not sleeping in church? I E Mae's eyes not behaving? S 2 joe not giggling? 5 1 fs Bessie Mae not getting any mail? I F Mrs. Lavendar not wanting her hair set? Q31 F 1 Mildred with long blond curls? 'Z 4 ' Kenneth not talking? 3 -E Bessie Mae a Mathew instead of a Thomas? Q i I I S3 -iff? 613 . 6,4 PS Mr. Huff got up on the wrong side of the bed, put his trousers on backwards, glanced ' 4 P , in the mirror, thought he was returning instead of going-went to bed. 3 I C f SI? S? 2? 92 Lorna: Do yo read Poe? . ' Lela Dale: No I read pretty good. Q : - , Pa. 2 l S' 4 Q 4 gl 4 9 P S Z 4 . Q 3 ' ' 'v'v'v'V' 7'V 'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v 'v'v'v'v'Wr 3 4 P33 at UN On-NNN W -AO uw 0 UNM 1 Q 3 1 st UNA! WWA! swat yum! NM UN tg 5 a 4.4.4-4-A.4.4.4.4.A-4.4.A.4.4.4-4-4.A.A.4.4-4.4-4-A.4.4 A.4.4.4.4.4.4.4-4.4.4.4.4.4-4.4.4.4.4.A.4.4-A.A.4.4.4.il V 5 Eightyfthree .,, ...J Y, Nl'- ' as I 1 . I I gf r. E if I I P J- ' . fx ' ' o o o o rl 5 N ' ' ' ' THE TRAVELER . V. ' V. ' U ' G2 i g 4A.A.A.A.A- I A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.AA.A.A.A.A.A-A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A-A.A-A.A.A? Q 1 - 4 , P T I 69 4 i I gl L my ? Q d , Q Q y? if . P , 4 x ' 'r . 1 ' Marilea: What do you call a man who drives a car? S - A P ? 6 V 1 Mac: It depends on how close he comes to me. Q , ?i' A , as is ea it' I, 7 Miss Lena:'- I wish God had made me a boy. P' ,Q V G, 4 Cai-1 R.: He did: I'm he P , 4 1 , g , 3 4 52 as as ss P S I 7 . I Ada. Greer: Mattie. when does daylight fall? , gr 4 t 9 I Mattie W.: After dark. P 5 A A no as ei r 3 I Coach: A. W., where were you last night? G ' - AQW.: 'Gwenand I went coupaying. P 1 3, Coach: Big time I suppose. Q , ' A. W.: Fair: Gwen, did the cooing and I did the paying. ' 5 . A ' ss as as , Miss Friedsam fgoing to Coleman who is asleep in English and pulling his hairj: iWhat do you think this is, ia lbarber shop? Coleman: Well, it sure isn't any barber shop. - . 53 53 -'13 ' Mrs. Whitener: Truman, what is a cannibal? Truman: Don't know. Mrs. Whitener: Well, if you ate your 'father and mother, what would you be? I Truman: ' An orphan. , P er: as es , l Cleo fat basketball gamej: That fellow out there playing center will be our best I ' man before the season is over. Edna: Oh, Cleo, this is so sudden! Most boys have discovered that girls nowadays are very quick on their feed. 3 ' - A H3 53 F13 3 F Q Mr. Warren: Son, I hate to see you go home. P ' P Q3 1 ' George: Why. S 4 f I A Mr. Warren: So many people die at home. -4 as -as sa : p 2 3 4 Mr. McDonald: Are you sure that if I give you this job that you will not take f 4 anything? A ' Henry Pennington: Say, I worked in a bath house six years and never took- a bath. ' 2 A ss ef: Q ' Just put it on my Bill, sobbed the young widow as she left the florist shop. F 3 S3 -'23 513 0 Cleo: Have you heard the aspirin story? I A. W.: No. 3 - Cleo:' It's the three Bayers. P 3 3 A. W.: Ha! And how about that new song? P - Cleo: Just what? 7 ' G A. W.: It's 'Tm a dreamer Montreal! P 3' as was se- g '? Q 4 is 4 Carl: Shall I take you to the zoo? I' 4 6, 1 Earl Hartley: No, if they want me they'll come after me. , ii 31 es as o 5 Q 4 ., J Tommy: Heard of the latest in poison? P' 4 P 6 4 Pauline: No, what is it? P I gi Tommy: Airplane poisoning. One drop is sufficient. 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Just 3 a little more refinement and won't we beat Simmons? Come on Jack- ' rabbits! 6 . . . 2 F September 8-Registration. Mr. Huff's office 1S .entirely too small , for this kind of business. What a lot of fun trying to find everybody you Q . ever knew, and in addition running into quite a lot of strangers. foh, they F Q Q5 won't be strangers longl. We have so many distinguished visitors here ? g we can't even remember their names. ,' P, September 11-Philo Literary Society entertains the college students I Q P with an informal reception. Just a get acquainted affair. You know- P' I iq 'Tm from Canada, and where do you live ? Q? Q? 1 September 12-First meeting of The Traveler staff. Yes, we agree, ji, P ii Mr. Coltharpg The Traveler is going to be some annual. P - A C' i 3 E3 l September 12-Senior and Junior classes organize. v Q Q September 15-Mr. Caylor, Student Secretary of the B. S. U. of Tex- Q Q P as, addressed the students and faculty in chapel-and what was the ad- P2 I7 vice? Oh yes- And if I were in college by all means I would fall in iz, ' ! I 7 ! P Q 5 love! Nothing hasty you know. Q Q? P - P r f .......,-,-........-.,-,-,.......,....-.........,-.,-..-.,...-..-..........-.,-..-.........-.,g. r , P - 3 ' P ' I 3 g Sodas Q Perfumes- Gifts - Cosmetics- Drug Sundries -4 Prescription Experts ! P., ' 6 University Graduates of Pharmacy ! S 6, P 2- i I s Q P 5 i On the Corner4On the Square i P QB P f S , S P ' I CALL US-WE DELIVER I ' 9 P .JL . P 0 P 1 i 3 P ' ri A S r ' P , 2 THE DUNN DRUG COMPANY Q P , P f City Drug Store i 5 i i l23 East 6th Street PLAINVIEW, TEXAS Phone No. 88 ! 5 6, P 54 .Q..-....-.,-.,-.,.........- .. -.-.,-....-.,-.,........-..-....-.,....-...,-.-.,-......!. P if P 2 . ' P P al Q5 v 3 qw P L 0 'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'f'v'V'V'V'V'V'V'V'V'V' 'v'v 'v r v v'v' v'v 'v'w ' 56, ' .J ..e at .e 'sw UM 1 9 3 1 ate AAA-A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A-A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A-A.A.A..A.A.A,.A.A.A-A..A.A.A.A.A.A-A.A..A.A-A .A-A.A-A.A.A-A.A.A.A.A.A. 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' ? g y gf 4 g..-.,-.,....,-.,-.,- ,....-.,...,.. -.,- -... -.,-.,- -... ...-.,...,...,...,-....,...,-.,....5. g 3 F 4 ? 9 V? ' . . ? 3 p September 17- Bugs Terry will have the opportunity to make all get I Q Q the noise he Wants to. Boom! Rah! Wayland! ti F, , 0 4 . . . . Y. y fi 4 September 19-The Wayland J ackrabblts Win 13 to 0 over the Sim- 5' 8 i iii mons Cowboys. Did you say that 13 is unlucky? Everybody 1S wanting fg- gf to meet certain young men. 5 5, Q ii September 19-Mr. Derr, a former student of Wayland College, PQ I 8 Q speaks in chapel. Wayland was his main theme. It's ours, too. 6, Q? September 22-Mrs. Warren doesn't think enough speaking lmind Q 3 i QQ you, correct public speakmgl IS going on, so she calls together our ora- is 1 torical prospects in order to set a time for the organizing of a Public Mix L F, Speaking Club. px , , - l , , 0 i 1 if 3, K .g..-.,- -,.. -... ... ....-... -.- -,.. -,.. ....-.- -.- ..,-..'. ?5 ' so ' , , 2 i al ! 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September 22-First issue of the t 3' 4 7 7 5 T H Duff 7 I I, ' 0 September 23 - Terry's vlolcla 1 I G, ' 3 ' - 5 cords need some assistance so e en ' ' F U R N I T U R E Yates and Malvern McDonald are Ei, 5 g Q STOVES and RUGS selected to help him. Ji I E , Q September 23-Kenneth Kendrick if v if PLAINWEWJ ' ' TEXAS fails to appear because some little il 3 .QI-cznzczu-C:Zz!-Ziuzn-czczwg' Simmons boy hurted his leg. 3 I Iii fg-m-------1------------,Q---I--.- - -1.3. September 25-The Public Speak- F ggi ! Q ing Club organized and elected offi- pg , T B T csras. Sizzigfficersl Their first duty E G- e , t ,r I ElCCt1'1C SIIOP ! september 27-Jackrabbits fight if 1 g ELECTRICAL l the Matadors to a 6 to 0 victory. - , Bring on Montezuma! Q I 2 S U P P I. ,I E S October 1 -lTheI Finstdisichool F - Q g n cc ,rx , Q 709 Austin st. f Phone 157 3 ESS on as usua ge 9 ues ? 5' Il ' , I ' ? oioioioiuirnioioi 1 rinioiuioioqgzg I r ' ' i g 0501011 il 1 1 Q11010101010101010101010111 11111311 1 icing: g of o 0 u r rl i Q PROMPT SERVICE gl rs U at 1 sg 4 v f 4 II - - p 4 . 1 r 2 I A I TUBB'S GROCERY 86 FILLING STATION 5 Us C- A. TUBB, Prop. Just Across the Street t , 5 - , 2 r 1 ig 4 We Keep Eats, Sweets and Cold Drinks Q ii I E 5 PHONE 762 i 5 S 03011:l'l:::111:11:ll:i:-ini 1 iC':1r:01c:io1o14g 11,3 1 11 1 3 sg gli 3.53, I t y 6 ' ' D I 2 o:o'1'1f 0- '10 ' 10101 1' 1'1 1 101 1 -1111 1 10-M11-1 11 nm 1:31 I 1 P ' i 1 . i P ' 1 if i W S J, Pure as the g 5 as a I Self? i 'S V3 i 5 Wi Sunshine i f ' H ' Q fe 1. Q : ' S' if ! aww all is ! 5 I Q v -Mcmufctctzwed by- Q V - . ? HALE COUNTY DAIRY ASSOCIATION i 5 5 Q 511 E. 5th st. PLAINVIEW Telephone 1027 1 L s 5 Q fxwiliifl0l0l0l0lUilli0l0l0iCl1lP1lllDQUl0Ai O O illillll7147i0ill'lr0i0llv.:4 i if L 4 P za Q 24 I C4-v-'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v 1v'v'v'v'v'v v 0, Q j Qe 1s1:a1 Eightyfeight , I f , 4 V'V V V'V Y V 'Y V 7'v'V'v'V'v'V'V'V Y'V'V 'V '3'W7Y'U 'V'Wv'VVV W9'PVP V V'V'V'V'V'V'Y7'V V Y'V VQV'V'V'V , Q nw l wgwm ugw ' ... . 'rim ii ima mimi: ig lf. 5..A.A,A.ALA.-A-A.L...lQ-4-.L-A-A..A,.A.A..A.A,A..A..A...Qv,A.,A....kAL..Jl...4..L.,Af.A4A.A.,A.A.A.-A.A,A.A.A.A.A...A..A.A.A.A,A,P 4 T: i P 'E 4 nf ii 5 1 011 1 1 1:1 1111: 11113111101 1 1 111 11111 11111 1 111: 101139 P 4 Q? 'S' E r f if ! i rf 3 ,Q 3 , gi g i l 1 - l ? 'Z V 45 i We thank ou for your hearty ' ? ' 4 f f i . . ? S4 co-operation during the 1930-31 l 5 4 ' W . . : 4' .5 term of your splendid school. 3 1 i ! ri I 5 i ? 5 4 li, ' ' ' l Q 4 5 2 BEE PH I SHOP l l fi , 1 e I Q o ,' e r it ' E P OGRE W i 553 Q U 0 0 , i 4 X? i , Q P i 1 ! r 3 Q, l i l P 2 4 .W 4 ' , ' 1 c g l That each of you may have a ' gi Sri i wonderful future is the sincere ' 5 - 4 ' 4 Q . ! 52 1' wish of E. P. and Mrs. Moore. ' 569: j i l 34 at - I 2 Pi 4 .' f ' ! P 4 f -1 i i f - 4 6 4 i ' , 4 I 4 oznx 1 :Ili-1 q-11:1-un an quiumgnoqn an-aunnuuianx 11111 111 1 1,1 1 111103 ' t 4 24 PT, 4 3 J ,:.,. - -. - -0- - -,.. -.-nu P - S 4 I ! P 4- 4 f 5 l October 2-Pep rally. Come on , 14 .Qi 2 J ackrabbits. Beat Montezuma! y kb 4 . - P- 4 Q . ' ? i 1 October 3-And did we? The 6, I 5' i score was just 44 to 0. Nearly every- Q tl' J 5 I body played except Bromo and iT, 1 if i Kendrick. What shall we do to Cam- Q i1 ' 5 i K eron? it 4 T 1 C ! 5 69 1 14 l October 6-Dramatic Club meets L ?4 Q1 I for the first regular meeting. It pi - 4 i . . . a . V , 6 4 6, g A . . . with Good Service IS the ' was a howling 1.5 success. L 1 -4 Cleanest Most Efficient and s I 3 'P QD! Economibal Fuel Known to 0Ct0l09F 9-If the Pllbllfi Speak' if 4 Y 1 i Man- mg Club is always so exciting 1f,S Q 14 2,1 , time for nervous little girls to o P W 4 3 4 ' 2 C' , g r Q 3 4 ' home, but then you can t blame 5 3 F, S I them when one of their best friends L g 4 -1 O VVEST TEXAS GAS Q is accused of usin the club money! p tx 4 I g - , Q 7 ' COMPANY October 10-All is very quiet and 3 1:-4 so lonesome! All the football boys 5 J 5 go to show the Aggies what the Q 6 5, 4 I Jackrabbits can do on the gridiron. Q fi 5.,.....,- -.- - - - .. .. -.-.-..-.f. 5 4: S 1 ' L 'f 4 5 2, 54 S 'f QV'V'V'V'V'V'V Y V'V'V V'Y V V'u'Y Y V V V !f V7 1'5 Y'w 7 V'VW v V '? WV V'V V V'V 9:V'V'VYBV'V'V'V.':'v'vA?fl og- -gf , . 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I l 1 3 6 Q 7 ,- .- .- .- .- .- .- .- .- .- .- .- .- .- .- .-, .- .- .- .- -,.-,-C-,.-,,6, I Q 2 4 .,..-..-..-..-..-..-..-.,-..-..-.-.-- -,-,--,-,-.-..-..-..-..-.-.-.- -- , L? 34 L Q -2 1 October 11-Everybody Waits anxiously for the news of the game. PQ 2 It comes. It seems like We lost the game. That's all right, J ackrabblts, y . 3 eb 1 we'll win the next one. Q 'E October 13-Does it rain? An unexpected commotion takes place. Q 3 5.4 We look around and see why-the football boys have returned. i g 3 October 15-Mid-terms are in full sway. Not so good. 5.5 October 16-More cramming and pulling of hair. 3 October 17-New Mexico Normal is swamped! Score: 38 to 0. ' 5 Q October 19-Dramatics meet. Very exciting and instructive. How ij would a man look who had Just received news stating that he inherited 5 7 A- 4 a million dollars? We Wonder! 3,1 .2..:.-,.-..-..-..-..-.,-..-..-.,-..-.....-.-. -..-, -. -,.-. -. -. -. -..-..-.-..-. -..J 3 3 j ! Y I I 2 1 Pl ' ' B ' Q 1 ii i a1nv1ew uslness 5 1 1 if 2 P Y. ' I L 'f 3 i College i t 1. 1 G . 2 ' l 5 it 1 U - ' 61 2 Q P. B. C. Graduates Succeed. There's a Reason. 19 years E I in Plainview. FULLY ACCREDITED. Summer Term begins it ,1 . , , g, -2' 3 g June 1-8. Inquiries should be addressed to J. E. Watson, Pres, 5 1.1 . I i '5 c ad vi- - B -1 - -ii.-11:-:ez --:.1:1:-: - .- -: - -1:-:-: - - - -Q.-0-af. 1 9 A S 2. 1? ' 1 A 3 2 'T L 'J'IV'V'V'V'V'Y'V'V'V'V'V'V'V'Y'V 'V V''7 'V V Y V 'V V'Y'V'V'V'V'V'V V'V'v'V'V''V'Y'V V V'V 'Y'V iF' if 1 - I . . I arrow 6vQ a A -.vw g .vgw gs. 1 organ 1 ,S I fill' N .vgwx Tugwm R Nm Tun MR .v o7?w xNA.4l.-A-A-A-.A-.L-A-.A.A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A.A-A-A-A-A.A.xA.A,A.A.A.A,.A,A.A-A-A..A-A.A-A-A..A.L.A-A..A-A.A.A-A-A.-A-A.A.A.A Ninety ,Ov 11:1 10 1010 70 1010 10 10 1010130 10 101010 10 -9010 10101010 10 1 1 in Simmons University Abilene, Texas 2 .liaFifERsoN D. SANDEFER, LL. D.. President THE PIONEER IN WESTERN TEXAS For 39 years the leader in scholarship. facilities and cultural advancement, SIZE70il'ers a large curriculum, taught by titty university trained professors. yet small enough to offer individual attention. ENROLLMEENTA-More than 1.400 students last year, l5O of them in the graduating class. Total enrollment over 39 years ol' more than l3.00U. ENVIRONMENT'-CUltLlY6d Christian leaders with sound. progressive. sympa' thetic Christian influence. RATINQJX-Member of the Association of Southern Colleges and Secondary Schools. highest possible accrediting institution. CllRRlCULl'hl'WOfk leading to BA., M.A.. and B. lvlus. degrees. Prof fessional training in vocational departments and master instruction in the line arts. EQUIPMENT---Twelve modern buildings house upfto-date equipment for the rooming accomodations and instruction of students. Gymnasium. swimming pool. library, fine arts hall. science hall. etc. Plant valued at 5lSl.OUO,UOO. SCHOOL or FINE Axn FXPPLIFD XXRT SCHOOL or ARTS AND Sr:1uNoEs CONSERVATORY or lVlI'sIr1 SCHOOL OF EDVCATIUN Scnooi. OF Smaiscii GRAnL'.-we Sciiooi. v SUMMER SESSION-JUNE 5 TO AUGUST 20 Q For further information, address Secretary, Simmons University, Abilene Texas .10-..10.110q0-0-0-0Q0..0q0- 0- i - 0-01010.-0-0.1 010- 0.-0.-04-0-0.- 0-. 5110 mp0 -.0 -0101010 10,-00...-110 1:11, October 23-Juniors show their l strength and win the game from the Seniors 6 to 0. Are we in it? 1.-.71 0: 0am 01 01.01u 10101 ix ig 0x 01 Phone 481 - 626 Broadway -The- ELK BARBER SI-IOP Scwfce and Coifrtcsy fit? L2m'c October 27-Good old winter time pays another visit. Brrr! October 28-Pep rally. Practic- ing up. Beat N. M. M. L! PLANVIEW, - - TEXAS October 29-More pep rallies! 1 ,:,p01i1i1 1:-: 1 1 1 11111: 1 October 30-And still more pep rallies. Tried to stir up Plainview this time. Now bring on your old Cadets We can beat them any day. xssocuaen VANQTY C0 E, - E ,. S7 W ' Owned and Operated by Plainview to 7. Bromo is back in the game. Reception tonight and a HalloWe'en Party. Not many days with so much happening. and XVext Texas Boys 3 Door Entrance 7131A--7l3fBf-7l3fC BROADWAY o:vv2:11:1x1.1ix1.11:i1 N 1.4 .14 1149 o is Q 3 00 Q.. -..g. 0 0:50 inetyfone 1 l'Y'V'V'V'?V Y'V'V'V'V'V'V'V'V'V'V'v'V'V'V'V'V'V'V'V'V'V V'V Y'Y V'V V'V'Y V'V'V'V'V V'V V'V'V'V'V' i 'rum THA vlf:1.1f:H i qvA-A.A.A.A-A.A.A4A.A.A-A.LLA.AL.Al.A.L .A.A.L P? 4 le ? 1 P 3 i Q November 3-8-Annual revival. John Scott of the Fort Worth Semi- Q Z7 i nary presiding. This is such beautiful weather that anything should be ?7, Q as I a success. l K' lr- i r- ' 1 - ge E , November 7-Old Cordell took a whale of a beating -53 to 0. Law- Q Q , z rence Turner is injured in first half. Some people didn't enjoy the game l 4 so much after that so they say. P 9 v ii ' 5 i ' November 11-Public Speaking and Dramatic Clubs both meet this I it evening. So does the B. S. U. Quite interesting. P 5 s-2 1 is P 64,1010 1n1n1n1n1u1n1u1n1u1uiu1o14v1oio1oio1fr1fxi: 10101011 1010 info ? g . ui iii F ' bl C ' ' 1'-3 i N 0 e Gram ompany 5 i , P? i lu the Market for Your Grain ! S ,, For Best Results use- 5 ? 5 O V- i Buttercup and Excellent Dairy Cow Feeds ! 7, i 0 0 i West Tex Poultry Feeds 5 Ozllllll010101010101ll10llDl4D1LlLlib1lb10l0l0l0l0QDQlllCDl0l1Dl0l0Q1lQl9:0 h Q S 1 Q'4Jl bl2 1 lilililil!!lillillillillillil11llIllCDl1'llll1lll0l1llCllfl21-Vlffif Tiilflilfzf 1 ft 3 5 i 'E ' ' T l G S ' ' ig: i C MMENCEMENT- Q rg? 521 i 2 V1 if 2 Yes, This is Graduation Time 33 f 651 And it Means to GS 5 ' II ' Ez l l fi if g 1 i DRESS UP Ei , g if i j if i fi For Graduation Time is the Gala Time of Our Lives! H I 6, L 7 I 2 S g - - ll . Q gf, 4 g We Are Headquarters for the College Girls fa , Q A A 1 9 if 1 We Are Headquarters for the College Boys gg, P ez, l 5 5 Ga if g n 2 ' 5 f . a Q 5 ' sv II . 9 g T g CARTER-HOUSTCN S 5 if I? G P 6 - 1 I r 1 ? x i I g x E z 9.97191 ii 1 ll 1 Pl 101 iii? ll 1131 llillilbllllll iii ll0l0lll1llllJllblUO:O r P t 1 ' r 2. Q 3 ' 'v'v'v'v'v'v - - - - - - - i Q, ES 1 9 3 1 lw LA-A.A-AJ.A4.LLAi44+4- .L .A.A.A.A.A.A.A-A-A.A.A. Ninetyftwo ofa.: in in in in 1 in in ininin in in in in :aio 10511 in 10111 in 1:10 110 in 31111111919 T eQuality Bakery . ! g You will always find the best in Bakery Goods A Q at our place. We cater to the best class of trade Q ! with our HO - MADE and AUNT BETTY'S ! BREAD and Quality Pastries ...... I ' I i Sain H. Wester, Proprietor 5 i Ash Street -:- Phone 279 Q We carry a Full Line of Staple and Fancy Groceries and have i ! Q all kinds of Fresh and Cured Meats in Our Market . E ! ! ! 5 Cash Grocer and Meat Market ! 3 ! I . l PHONES 674 AND 675 j ...i-i.-.-.i-.1,-0-..-..-..,.-.,-.,-.,-.,-.i-0.-0-0-.1-i - -.-.,- -. 1 i- - i-e.,.e.q. , ,- Q November 12-Annual Staff presents the prospective queens of the Traveler This is going to be hard to decide. November 13-No more school this Week. There's a convention at Amarillo, so We get a chance to rest. Hurrah for the Convention! November 14-W. B. C. takes Panhandle A. Xa M. to a 27 to 6 beating. And say- Slick Close ought to take up track instead of football! November 17-Another Monday. Nothing happens as usual. Oh. yes -Dramatic Club did meet. November 18--A big party in chapel this morning. Teachers enter- taining, everybody having a hot time trying to make out schedules for the Winter term. Wheel Glad that's over With. November 19-All the teachers try to teach us something these last few days. Oh, Well, We're not worrying--they've tried that for eleven Weeks and have not hurt us much. November 20-The football boys are at Alpine, pouring it on Sul Ross-We hopfe. Yep, beat them 25 to 8. Not so bad. November 21-Seniors sponsor a carnival. Did you see the Big Horse and the Fat Man and all that? And, oh yes, did you attend the big wedding? Ninetyfthree y 'f'y'T7 ii , Q. , 3 TY? KLM of 1 in Q i at G ' i a e 1 I l E i i i i i i E l ! i i i i E ! Q 0.011 Ninetyffoui' When You Buy CUR Product OU BUY more than the results of a cheap lead pencil in the hands of an in- experienced operator .... YOU BUY the accumulated experience of a plant with 22 years of leadership in the printing industry, which in- sures you a satisfaction not to be found in a product bought on price. . . . . Thatcher Printing Company, Inc. 7I3 Austin Street - Plainview, Texas -,- -... .. ...- -..-i,g. G i. 1: 2 4 Qfbs EW: Av K? if 6' l x Q fri if NI? si' ff' 2 Q 0 0.1.11 111-541111-1111111111111-up 1 -D 111111111111-9 11111 up 111: 111111113111 1494 i McGlasson Equipment Co. Q Q Replacement Parts for Cars, Trucks and Tractors I g WHOLESALE g Q PLAINVIEW, 1-2 TEXAS i ! i f . . 91141141311141111111:u1n1111i11 111111111111111111-111:411m1za11n11n1:41:z1g41g4114.1111.04 Novemer 27-W. B. C. moves to Amarillo to see the game. Final score 6 to 6. More rahs for Coach! December 1-A new term starts, Why is school so quiet '? Oh, some of the kids are missing. December 15-Annual Christmas Dinner. Mr. Huff seems to know quite a lot more than teachers are supposed to know about certain things- topics of current events. December 17-Quite a few tearful good-byes are said, and quite a few more which are not so tearful. January 4-School starts again. Rather hard to settle into the routine of college life after two weeks of leisure. 4 004111111111111114110101111111111oio1m11111111a1111 1111: 1 117 1110111111403 . i A Ncttrzfon-Wide Institution- J C PENNEY CQ 5 2 '. . 4 WHERE SAVINGS ARE GREATEST EVERYTHING READY TO WEAR FOR 5 II 3 5 MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN U i II G H WE SELL EDR CASH ONLY H CNE PRICE TO EVERYBODY 5 H - ! 2 727 BROADWAY 1-1 PLAINVIEW, TEXAS j 3011-11. 1 .- q-11 Q- q-1-. qu q-111111 111 11- -11 1-11.1.11 Q -.1 1 1 11.03 Niuetyffive January 6-Boys' Oratorical try-outs. Kenneth receives a nice bou- quet. January 14-Oratorical try-outs for the girls. January 16-AThree one-act plays are presented by the Cue Catch- ers. They promise much for the future. January 24-Final try-outs for the state one-act play, Trifles. February 6-Box supper sponsored by the Traveler staff. A new experience for some. Jarvis ullScC0mpany 2 'tlXlcCORMlCK-DEERING SERVICE I - Z l Q We handle a full line of Tractors, Har- l 'W' W' vester Threshers, Tillage Tools, and at i X , all times a complete line of repairs. g PLAINVIEW - :- OLTON I Q.- .-0.10-0-.,-0-.-.-.-.,-... .- -0.. ....-..-.-.....-.- -,-0- ,...- - -01. Dtlxuil iii 111211 ill 117 ll 149.0 0,1901 1bluiililriiliil1ll'lUil!3l 11 in H . . 0 E i I i F Coca-Cola Bottling Co. T H E P A L M Q l ! Sweetest Spot in Town l E ! E Vxlhcrc you will lcel at lionic. lvlost ! Q 1 ! S beautiful Fountain in town, l I F cooled by Frigidaire. i i - i HOfMADE CHILI AND Pies i i 2 i PLATE LUNCH 2 Plainview, Texas 5 BVTTI-,R Toasrrzra SANoxx'1ctiiras i ' i Phone 620 I obeqz-lg z:-1111-cz-3 1 1 1:1 1 lock Q-.ui 1 mu if1010101011imimgoiwrqfo ,:., 10-0.0 Q010 101010-.01-110101010-.0-.0 10 -.0-.0-.01-.0-.0-01010-.0-.0-01.114, i ! ! l E l ! 0 i E l E ! T l ! E ! E ! l ! i . 1- - ...- -.-00. inc'lyfx1'x gnu-011010-N1 11101111 101 1010101010101 1 11-mi 1 1 11-as 101103 'fv'v'v ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 5 lv ' 'vv'v'V'v'V'v'V'V V'V'V'V V V 'V V'V'V V 'V V'V'V'V'V'V V'V'V V V'V V'V'v'V'V'V Y'V i THE firiemcaraiaifzn i , Q L-A-A-A.A.A.A.A-A.AL-A4A-A.A.A..A..A-A-..A.A.f.A-1Qs.-1fA.aAnAf,Ab,M,.xA.AAAf.AAA.f.A1-.A.AAA..A..A..AAAAA,.A..,1LaA...1.l..A.A..A-.hnA, if? is ' f 4 ' P gt ? i IJ 3 . . is Q? Q February 8-13-Pastor's - Layman's Conference. A native Egyptian y 6, I proved to be a great sensation. 3 is ' ii P 5, February 13-Friday the thirteenth. Juniors have their first class r gi f t?1 party-Valentine affair. K Q I7 I February 16-Popularity candidates are nominated. We hear some 6, ' iii very good friends are having misunderstandings. Q ri, i February 20-Mrs. Warren took her Public Speaking Club to Olton 6, ' 51 to judge in the speaking contests. 5 Q' 7 1 it E 6301011111111 111111 11111 11 11111111111 1 1 1 1 1 -p 11111 111:11 11050 y 5 ?g 1 ! I ' 2 r ff, I j Q , T' I P k dk C 5 ' ' 2 3 2 noe well ros. 0. 3 gf 94 l , 2 P 4 1 ' ig gig 2 LUMBERMEN 5 gf, P A 4 ' ' ' F2 1 Phone 91 Block South of Square 5 Sai i ' F 1 6, l 'ihiul i llll 1 iii lllll i l llilillilil ilill i iii ililililiwif , 4 gzvioilili 111 1 1 1111111 11111111 1 :ni 111 iniuioiniuiuiminima? P if l a i HJ 5 as 5 9 g i x 5 , - is II 5 rr ? 6, 4 l 6, ? -' - g Q, E E 5 I f, E Q SURE, EVERYBODY EATS BREAD! 6, . ? I ? f? ij . . WHY NOT EAT THE BEST? P P -4 1 r H 4 ! r H You can have the best bread only when you use the best flour ! i 24 I r 5 igg Use EVERfLITE and be Pleased g gg i 1 H ! ? 1 I Ask Your Grocer, He Knows! ! 9 QT, i H ! ? , , L. 4 n 1 ? r a ' ' - 1 9 gg 3 Harvest Queen M111 8: Elevator Co g is ? li C I ? 1 9 9 - g Q Plainview, Texas I P - 4 Q Q if i ,Q II ' r a i 3 jtlllll llbfl I1 T lilll 'Y Tl Tllll l5l'l1lil0llll1Ci:l ill iuigfsf it 4 ' 5? . , 4 , Z i g g 2'Y'V'V'V V'V'V'V'V'V'V'V'V'V'V'V'v'V'v'v'V'v'V V V'V'V'V'V'V Y v 'T'V V V'V' '1f V'VQVV 'Y'V'V'V'v'V'V'V 'g H Es HeF'.'.w1'Fsv.w1'R N On- On .w'R'RJ.w'Y 1 9 3 I vm! wifk . m0nUNmOn-J wwn wm n ' W Ninetyfseven 4 V V'V'V'V V'V'V'V'V'v'V'v V'V'V'W'V 'V'W'V'V'V'V'V'V'V'V V'V'V'T'V'VTV'V'Y'V'7'?'Y'x .0381 wiffu wi' U 'Nfl' 9409 1 VIWI PZ PQWIE LAX IG EXEC 'R' we 'iffy Nfl' 'RORV w'!N9R'i g 4A-A-A,A.A-A-A.A.A.A.A-Q.,AnA.-A.A-A.. A.,AeVA.A's.4Axf.AAA3n A4.A.A.MAAA-A-A-AK..A ,..A.Ak...AAA'h .,A.nhA,.A?. H A.AaA,.AAAK.AhA-A.A-A,, 4 Q . 5, ? 1 - 1 it ? it Q1 February 27-Campaign speeches for popularity candidates. We Y, 4 can't believe all that. , , 4 4 , Q 4 ' ' . . . . . . r H ' Q1 February 27- Tr1fles Wins flrst place in District One-Act Play if 6, Contest at Amarillo. 5 4 S' - I 1. 1 E February 28-B. S. U. Conference. Miss HollingsWorth's Choral 4 ' P 4 54 Club sings. 4 Q . . , -' ' F March 2-6-Finals! Terrible! y F, 2. 4 P 'J 4 3 4 b 4 3 4 ii 1 f 1 0 Q I 1 9 4 904:14-11 1 1:1 1 inin1u1u1o1n1n1n1n1n1u111141211411 1 1 1 1 1 1 1405 i if ' , Q 5 4 , 1 Q ! . - 4 if I Slllllllltl QILMNS 1 W 4 i X E 1 ' i MUNII ll 'Wil' G0 T 'l 1'1 ' ! ft 4 , i I I I I .,PRoPmsron Q ' li S 4 i qgnarli every grave ! F 3 5, 4 i T. O. COLLIER, Proprietor ! , 34 Phone 654 ------ Sixth and Columbia . t'3 Ta i SIXTEEN YEARS OF SERVICE AT PLAINVIEW, TEXAS g P 1 S 4 5 A r 0 G 4 0.011o1n1o14r1n1n1n1o1n1n-0101uioiozogoxnx-rinqu:1u1u14r:oqn4u-4:141144. , Q 1 -1 :5:,:.:.:1:: :3:.,:. :..:,:.:,-1-..-..---.--,----...-------. - ' ' 4 3 4 2 -. -.-. -.-.-. -.-.-.-.-.....g. I 5 4 I 1 51 4 . , I L d Sc D l ' az H exas an eve opment 5 P 24 3 4 Q ?- G 6 4 ! y 9 4 53 I Company g i ff 3 ' ll Q 3' 4 5 1 5 H L F 4 YQUR INQUIRIES APPRECIATED ! i 54 2 4 - - ! PS 1 0 4 - l ' r 6 6 I Broadway at 7th Street - - - Plainview, Texas l p i4 Yi I ? 4 G. ' 5 .- - - .-.- 2 P '4 Q 1 vtomioioininizriuxio1n1u14vio1oi 14101 ni4....:1 rin-4x1oin1u1u14,-4.11140.0 , 'E 1 e' r . - .:.-.,-.,...,..,-..-..-..-U-.,-..-.,-0-..-..g .g.-..-U-. -.,-.,- -.,-......-..-U-..-..-03. i T 1 5 -' a v .1 L bi S 4 MOTTO: Service Plus Courtesy ! ! ! I 'fi I ! I V R RODGERS ! t if Q-:J Q PLAINVIEW Q - - g ge 5 ' - II 4 VZ A 'ai I T A I L 0 R S i i Mfg. Company i t QB I SHERMAN LOCKHART, Prop. i i ! ig E e SUITS CLEANED AND PRESSED, S3 as 53 j 3 5' 1 ll 1 00 i I Q L 3 4 Q 1 5 S ' G 5 ' ow ' 7 4 ll I 418 ASH STREET I 1 34 E 109 W. sth 2-1 Phone 398 i i L 1 4 , - , - . . 3 1 .g..-.,-.,..,-.,-.....- .. -..-.1-.i-.,-.--.g. .g.,-..- .-0-.1-.,-.,-..-.-..-..-.,-.,-.,..34 y 1 e 4 y if 4 2,4 P '31 Q3 J'V'V'V'V'V Y'Y V'V'V Y'V V ? 'V 'V V 'Xif' 7'V'V'V'V'V'V 'V'V'V V'V'V'V'V'V'V VLV V'V'V '1'Y'V'V'V'V'V'V'V'V'? ,R 3 Q, G Q i.Rwow1.R WMA- N Onwwwn 9 min Wa BV E9 3 1 W in WMQAJNAQA- . Mn- 0 'r49A-ww449f1-Mm 4 -A-A-A.-A-A.A-A-A.A.A-A-A.A-A. A-A- A-A-A..A.-A.,AnAf.AAALnA.A.A.A-A-AnA-AeAnA-A.1A-A.A.A-A.A-A L.A..A-A-A-A..A-A-A-A-A.A.4 Nifnetyfeight L n Quia 1 March 9-Registration for Spring term. March 13- Trifles goes to Hillsboro to compete in State Contest. April-Shall We ever forget the Junior-Senior Banquet? May 25-27-Final examinations. Oh, how I Wish I were a last term Senior! May 24-27-Commencement. Everybody sez Till We meet again. iii I in 1 ll!! 10 lu in in in in in in in 10 1011: 10l0101I!l0lll 10 lil T0 10 ll! ll 101050 A FOXWORTH - GALBRAITH LUMBER CO. ! g I i QINCORPORATEDJ 5 i LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL i RETAIL YARDS SERVINII TEXAS, i i SPECIALIZINII IN ALL KINDS OIqLAHoMA. NEW MEXICO i OF BIIILITINII MATERIALS ANII IARIZONA i PLAINVIEW, TEXAS - - PHONE 281 0i0vl1Ii4llKlTUl0i 317011 1:11 1 lx 1 2 l0i0T0llllllTOZ0illllli it 111050 ! VJ, B. MARTINE, President ERNEST SPENCER, VicefP1esident ! I U HALE COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. Q i K flNCORPORATl Dl I : CAPITAL STOCK 320,000.00 ' I I i PLAINVIEW, :-: TEXAS 5 E Q U' ' ' ' ' ' 'S' ' ' ' E 2 i i SAVE t C VE' 5 I 3 I I A 5 E i l ! -.....-- ...- ..--.-I-.-.,-.,.g. Ninetyfnine Ev'v'v'w'v'v'v'v'v'v'vwv':'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v-v'v'v'v'v v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v-v-v .GN - mf I P V . A - 'EMR ww we at W HWUQTRAVELERVN ww'nt'w'-mwse 3 2'4'A'A A 4. 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I wc' i Q V 2 - C Channing is also the purchasing and shipping P r 9 I . . 3 L ' center for several large ranches, including the I 4 ' - - Matadors, Bivins and the Shelton Estate. Chan- - 6, ning has a modern light, power and water plant, E 'Z 3 P T and natural gas. It has a wide variety of strong t 34 ! business institutions, good accredited schools, ri 4 P 2 i churches and the Fort Worth 8: Denver Railroad. 6, r A G i 3 ' I , P P? 4 Channing is one of the old pioneer towns of P Z A Q 5 the North Plains and has been gaining in wealth I 1 P and population for many years. Q L Q P1 ' g 9 P 9 S f I 3 P Q 0e0i l 0l'l'T -T 4 'T 'YT lD1 l'Tlblll1liK-Vllllllbiibilliill lldlilll-9:0 I Q R, 3 'r - ' N 5 O 0201111111-up-101501:-1:1111:21u:::::z::::.:.1oz:::::1:::1n141u1a:o n i gc ! l is 'l ' ! B' h D C Q P' P ei 1 1S op rug ompany ll , 1 fi 4 i H is 5621 i PHARMACY i , rw 5 G if ri Q ll ' Q 5 1 ! BUS DEPOT Q P , f ' ! ! 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