Wayland Baptist University - Traveler Yearbook (Plainview, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1940 volume:

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We, ilse sleff of flwe 1940 Treveler, unecfionuielq Jeslieele flmis Leek io Mrs. B. H. Warren 5 6 Q, gi? L. W President Congratulations to the sponsors, members of the annual staff, and others who have had a part in this worthy undertaking. This annual will serve as a medium to recall many cherished memories. May the spirit of loyalty and enthusiasm, so characteristic of the class of '40, be a counterpart in all of your successes and achievements. fSignedj G. VV. MCDONALD Illia. llleDonald Begins Seventeenth Year Hs President of Ulayland -Tribute given by fudge Frank Day The First Baptist Clitirch of Plainview is paying tribute to Mr. G. W. McDonald in a special service this morning, January 7, 1940, to celebrate the beginning of his seventeenth year as president of Wayland Baptist College. Mr. McDonald has served the denomination for twenty-two years, having taught in the college for six years before his elevation to the presidency. During his administration l1Vayland College has made remarkable progress, and the Baptists of the South- west are rapidly coming to realize that in the quiet, unassuming president of our college at Plainview, the denomination has one of its ablest leaders. When Mr. McDonald came to the president's chair, there was an indebtedness of 344,000.00 which has been reduced to the negligible amount of 83,700.00 fPer- haps some Baptist who learns this will be inspired to remove this small remaining debt.j Mr. McDona1d's good judgment and willingness to sacrifice for the welfare of the college he loves has made possible this vast reduction in debt. He planned and executed an arrangement by which maintenance expenses could be kept within the current income, and let it be said to the credit of all the faculty, that they have cooperated and sacrificed with him, accepting a pro rata salary in order that Wayland might continue to operate in spite of financial difficulties of the depression period. Under Mr. McDonald's leadership, a gymnasium has been built and paid for, other buildings have been reconditioned to better meet the present needs, and the campus has been beautified. Not only is VVayland in better condition than ever before, but it is the opinion of many people that it stands on the threshold of a new day in its service to the youth of the west. Called by many people The Lighthouse of the Plains Wayland holds a strategic position among our Baptist institutions. It stands in a position to minister to a wider area than any Baptist school in the southland. With the nearest Baptist college 210 miles east of Plainview and no other Southern Baptist school west of her, Wayland truly stands forth as a lighthouse of learning for the Baptist youth of West Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, and part of Oklahoma. Its enrollment has for years been made up of students from all these regions. Among the ministers of Texas, Wayland has many sons to whose work she can point with pride. Included in its present enrollment are more than fifty young ministerial students, and these show promise of a continuation of outstanding service in the future. Mr. McDonald has endeared himself to the hundreds of students whose lives have been touched by his, and has merited the love and esteem of the citizenry of the plains area of Texas. That he is regarded as one of the outstanding laymen of the state is testified by the fact that he was elected state president of the Lay- men's Conference of Texas for the coming year. With his flashing wit, ready sympathy, and mild-mannered dignity, combined with sound logic and sane business judgment, he is a figure to command the respect and claim the love of all who know him. 9 Board of Trustees of lllaylancl College lDay, lplainview C. Carter, lplainwiew 1 . L. llaeavis, Plainvie A. Brian, Levellan Cl. Britain, Plainview W. Clarlc, lplainview J. Fortenlxerry, .ll. P. Collier, fglclrain Geo. A. Dale, 'llvaliolc 5 S. W Davenport, lpampa lDr. Malone, E Dunswortl-1, Plainview Barnes, Herel nl w Flalce, lplainview Qsoorne, lPla cl Gunter, Plainview Roy Slwalwan, Littlelielcl C. Herelora, Lulalaoclc Vernon Sliaw, Floyclacl Joiner, Spur Veasey, Duma laoclc Dr. Camplaell, Dimmitt Dr. Vlilliams, Homer Looper, Plainview Marsh Watson, llglal R. McClung, lperryton 10 Executives A. IB. IIDQENMI1 Business Mazzager E. Craigo Dean of Men Mrs. J. Murray fwalone Dean of Women 11 MMM? Faculty C. MCIDQMICI Mathematics Airs- M athematias B- Xwarren Social Science.: D Qflfmfewfe- ? Q wOT k CW' Q 4'lf-gf-Q1-ab 4-7!-ffldCf--1- vmaawfzmx 4'-Avi!-4-11, NMS. Warre English J. YW. COLL L Bible ,MWA 12 ' I M QWQJM WLM by-4-1. -4,0 f9pwzwWcJLawf,cwwyfz ' M s ' ff m V s ' fi mi 'QMMWSXM X f Cluy Woods f Music Patti Beau Mor riss Foreign Languag E. Craigo E Physical Ed t IHOWQ rci Allaerlson Business Nqrs. Woociward Home Economics and Sczencs VJ! V1-'Q' .Ta- a 'JY .-.1..'i'w 'Mule milf-f1,,4frL14 VLA., 744AfQj, gm 'UA ,hd 71-4 Nnmwi awg 5 vjimiw' WI -. .M-us ,HL-+..w.. fr- '. 'ilvrggg fowl emi W' c ale 1 Mm: 1 Q44-94 A I Q? 'filled ' , f ar.2?tlM -ii,f UJu' 0 - Dear Guy: A fl, Q Itas not very often that a school is fortunate enough to have a faculty member i who can serve as a friend, counselor, pal, and teacher all in one. And that is certain- , ly what you have meant to students here at Wayland for some eight years now. ,fx Howard-Payne will be a lucky school to have you serving on their faculty next year, but here your cheery srnile and undaunted spirits will be missed beyond re- ' 5 placement. We wish you all the success and happiness in the world for we know yfll ID that some day we will point with pride to you and say He is my friend. V,LX,, Q Sincerely yours, x r-- X TI-IE STUDENT BODY 14 L. s-.. QV CLQSSES 15 :fl-v.lu1Jd' 9, M-YJ ,f dd-ffflf x Q 2 2 D -J I - fV,a., N! 1 2 fr X. , Senior Class Officers A. Bratclwr President aclason Vice President Qpal Botts Treasurer MMM? ,mu-lv -wa' QJU-M and wa MJ gin-U Jw-A ZQM, ,W , ,, Q-, 1,0 Adgpvipzjw M t bum W idfym-7f2,Z5cf,yff:LQj .1 Evelyn Hicks Secretary E. Craig Faculty Adv Guy Woods Faculty Ad Wash day at the dump . . . Esquire seems to be a Wayland favorite . . . Honestly, we haven't the faintest idea who these boys are . . . Love in bloom, but the flower faded . . . Wishard displaying the feminine way of thumbing a ride . . . Old folks at home . . . A day at the races. 17 1 Dallas Allml Shawbvat ommie Allen Daddy Long Legs Betty B ranclon The Faerie Queen Qpal Bolts Selfmade Woman llvlwmas Colala The Litlle Alinister Seniors 4 as ssg:lfwr,l'Q' , I',,2':::4.1':f,fv' v V gg EQ? ,,.. Q' 1- f we- W, fl 1 Mfg' ' K , ' so 29' T.1lw.- Alford The Call of me Wild Coley Arcndcr Wake Up and Live lgratclmr Illuch Ado Abnut .Nothing , A: Q 1 5? e. W, - f A ffvf J J! 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Tvlrl THIHS 1-1: ,,,.,... -:aee::f.1. is ., ' . 5 1 Aflac-xrlq Gorclon , Betty Goss 3 Laughing Ga, E: Cone 11.-illx llle I'Vi1zd '- ' ' I - , , .A .. a -S ti . Q 3 Q , . Q' 19 ggxzw Sl J x 9 , ,W ff WX r ,, XM Nellxz Aflac Gull1r1L ! Innocent Byslander Evelyn Hicks Living a Dream Rcta If'Eix On Aly Own E,111aJcan HLxdgi11s The Gorgeous Huyxy .Holm Irrfenry Johns Airs. Astor'.v Horse Seniors X 20 ROITTOUO I-EGITTLJQU The Choir Irwisible fr . f f' 5 0c'C',f '5'y ,4!,fJ' off! ,gf'k'j44f7v9 f.--1.3 GQJQQM f WV? f ,Wifi imvmf, ,A s ,glary R .ison ,'5ic4s ' It In M, ww .ZZM7 dr U xg!!-'Q,g -N1 V2 , I: KJ 1 Rita ELEolmcs Wfllz Alnlirc Toward Some V. Jackson The Varzislziug Azrwrimn 3 H My Doris Jordan ,' 15551 :r.:::,? A ' The Lively Lady 5a Jw-fl MWMQL Guy Killian Rabble in Arms f , .lean lXnool1Luzc:n Beauty far Sale lDurwoocl Loclae Lillie Alan What Now . 49 Seniors Nllrs. Guy Killian MV Leitlm Lowe Prisuvzerx of Hope Preston ll.,ucas The Age of Innocence Lena Mac Nelson Jw JM! 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I1 It's a pleasure to be here, have you heard this one? . . . The slough of despond . . . They didn't pay for this space . . . What birdie? . . . Where are you preachin' this week-end? . . . Food for thought. 25 Mefif Junior Class Officers Eff, Lloyd Luck gp, President 'A Avary Sullivan Frances Qleaton Palli Beau Amorris EL'Eowarcl t Vice President Secretary-Treasurer Faculty Adviser Faculty Ad ? sw 'Tam 5 s Af . W N 1 qW,,WfJ of - e Qwyf' Wi' Jse ZlRfw J dp Lf i QV -fbfqvfff-fx -xr-v No excuse to be late to classes now . . . We d1dn't know Herndon had amb1t1ons j fL.,,GJ4 along the tonsorial lines . . . Who said Tabor was guilty of tattle-tale gray? . . . gf ' What no skiis? . . . Come down off that curb . . . Unhand me, you villian . . . jf-1' A. A. Gayle. 27 - Q I J K 41-17 I X555- ' Jr? WW wwf rf 'c.?,g,'x .rr ww ' V ' ':1:-'55 T.-5 . .3 .-.2--.,-F5E'P'1I.-a:-:::-5:12.-IEW ,FE-Fl -A A ' fr, as 3: mai ' .1 M .. 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CMZBL-,aamwvfwfvf 1149.1 WM ' ' J , ' 1 ,XL-'1,f2' I , x .fK, ,A-,6. -1,3 ,,f,Q, 47941, 'J4x'fJ , ,xr . f A ,D I U ,l5.2fv-ff- 1 M-:QA , Vernon Wright .- f' f .W jf' dj fjjwwwx Wwfv' QKQLKM mmm ' qMw5MM7Wq fxiwuhwwfj - 32 y Coclcrell , 1 I y E'IocIges AA, Mnxrpky E4 ral Sutterflelcl Qccldemy '3 Erecl Hjanlcins Rex Iwgurplwy A ay!!! WMA? Diary oi a lllayland Jackrabbit September 11-Dear Diary: Back to school! Gee, it feels good to be a Senior and making the Fish do the crawling. Bratcher is back making all the noise again this year. September 12-Dear Diary: I seem to have gotten myself in a mess over my schedule. How can I help the Fish with their schedules if I canlt help myself. September 14--Dear Diary: VVent to social at College Heights church. Can't even begin to remember all the names of eveiyone I met. September 25-Dear Diary: Aren,t pep rallies just the inostest fun? We had a big bonfire tonight as a send-off, for the football boys are going to Silver City tomorrow. October 18-Dear Diary: The annual contest really started in earnest today. My, is the fur flying! October 23-Dear Diary: The seniors had a cake walk in the dining hall tonight. Bernice Sanderson won the pie-eating contest. October 30-Dear Diary: Betty Brandon won the beauty contest and the annual staff took in about 38173.00 We never had class spirit like this before. November 3, 4, 5-Dear Diary: Who said B. S. U. conventions aren't fun? That Abilene bunch can certainly throw a feed. And guess what? I had a new light thrown on Elzie Gayle's love life. I never knew he was a ladies man. November 10-Dear Diary: The first Jackrabbit came off the press today. It's really keen. I think this school needed a paper. November 17, 18, 19-Dear Diary: This Sadie Hawkins idea is a racket. Iive had five dates in the last three days and I'm pooped in more ways than one. I found out there is nothing bashful about Ellen Killinsworth. She and Teach made a cute couple. November 20, 24-Dear Diary: Our revival was this week. Bro. Dallas Lee from Quanah was the speaker. He's from my old home town. November 29-December 3HDear Diary: Thanksgiving, I guess. At least that's what the President intimated. December 11-Dear Diary: It is surprising how pretty the dining hall can look when it is fixed up. The Ministerial students had their banquet there and in- vited their wives and wives-to-be. 34- Diciry of ci lllciylond Jockrobbit December 15-Dear Diary: The Choral Club sang at the all church program tonight at the Baptist Church. Everything went well, except Paula fell up the steps over her dress. December 17-January 1-Dear Diary: Christmas holidays. Did I see the New Year in with a bang! I'll say. January 29-Dear Diary: Those House of David men certainly are whizzes. Part of the time it looked like Anderson was one of them. February l-Dear Diary: Gee, it looked funny to see Joyce serving someone else for a change at the Cirl's Choral Club dinner. The library makes a very nice dinning hall. February 5, 6, 7-Dear Diary: It's always a surprise to me to see how jammed these halls are at the Pastor's-Laymen conferences. February 13-I think there will be several romances blossoming at the Sweetheart Banquet tonight. Everyone looked so nice it just put me in a sweethearty mood. February 16, 17-Dear Diary: Whee, what a blizzard. I never was snowbound before. Everyone could take it but Earp. February 22-Dear Diary: The Squill and Scroll, or Script and Scratch, or what- ever the name is, club, finally rolled into action and gave one of the best plays I have ever seen. jean johnson really took the honors in Imaginary Invalidn. February 23-Dear Diary: The debators gave a trial exhibition in chapel today. ' The bunch this year really have possibilities. I hope they go to towni' at the state meet this year. February 22, 23, 24--Dear Diary: The basketball boys won the tournament at Amherst this week-end. They also got in a little hitch-hiking experience when the Blue Comet broke down. February 28-Dear Diary: There is a rumor going around that some men are measuring rooms on third floor for repairs. We hope sol!! March 1, 2-Dear Diary: Oh me, I believe little Indian papooses are the cutest little kids there are. We saw plenty of them at the I. R. C. convention at Alberquerque. I hear the cute boy Betty Brandon met Uustin Glickj is going to write to her. March 2-Dear Diary: Well, our hospital quotient is 100 per cent now that both Frances Gleaton and Avery Timmons are back. Think I'll have appendicitis. 35 Diary of C1 lllciyldnd Jcickrdbbit March 5-Dear Diary: Mr. McDonald pulled a good one in chapel today. How are you going to get into a No Admission game? Oh, me. March 11-Dear Diary: We never knew Evelyn Hicks was an actress before. She was really good in the Y. W. A. pageant put on at Tahoka. March 13-Dear Diary: Sometimes I wonder if maybe Mrs. Warren doesn't have a little oriental blood. She reviewed rlloment in Peking today and it was swell! I thought she was very nice to give that just so the seniors could make money for their memorial. March 18-Dear Diary: Saw Mrs. Ivey up here again today. Wonder what daughter Janelle is into now. March 20-Dear Diary: I think the faculty ought to have the Academy award V for the farce they put on in chapel this morning. Honestly, it was a scream. April 2-Dear Diary: Sometime someone is going to get hurt at these Junior-Senior basketball games. It takes days like these to bring out the cave man in us. May 4, 5, 6-Dear Diary: Gee, I feel like the morning after the night before. Not that I mean we did anything bad on the senior Carlsbad trip, but it's so wearing on one to have such a good time as we did. May 9-Dear Diary: The Dairy Show is here again. Thelma Jo was the Wayland representative and naturally Tabor was her escort. I think they upheld the honor of the school in a very charming manner. May l3-Dear Diary: The Choral Club was simply stupendous when they gave their program last night. It was probably all due to the fact that Shirey has been coming to practice lately. May 14-Dear Diary: Junior-Senior banquets always make me feel more kindly toward the Juniors. When they give us such lovely banquets as they did to- night I begin to feel like maybe they'1l amount to something after all. May 19-Dear Diary: These Baccalaureate services always make me feel like a funeral hunting for someone to bury, a mixture of laugh and cry. I made it down the aisle without tripping on my gown. May 22-Dear Diary: Well, it's all over but the shooting. As I look back over the school year I can't find a thing wrong. With me will go many cherished mem- ories of happy times with my classmates. So Long 36 J 4 7 WI Q KX fl 5 1 QNX in W - W ff GN PERSQNQLITIES - Evelyn Flclcs mmf p0l9LLAll' GV! 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UI1, Wul,lunJ qoes murclnnq, To vicforq, NVQ will ever fight, Faqlwi, faqld FOF WQQIUHJ XVE',PE IIGFG. 41 'ml'-1' ., ., The -Iackrabbits started training early this year with a large group of fifty candidates. This number soon dwindled away to about twenty-five of the more talented, and more 'experienced boys. 'The team was severely handicapped due to the scarcity of Junior Colleges in this section. However, the good showing they made against their bigger opponents and the way they easily put asunder two all star teams, easily shows that the football season was a success. ' September 23-The San Angelo Junior College Rams invaded Plainview and after a hard fought battle were victorious 19-7. September 29-Wayland journeyed to Silver City, New Mexico to encounter the strong Teachers College team. The jackrab- bits bowed to their senior college foe 33-6. October 6-Wayland went to Roswell and met defeat at the hands of the New Mexico Military Institute 26-16. November ll-Wayland put up a strong fight in the game with New Mexico Normal University. It was not until the closing min- utes of the game that they yielded to their foe and lost 25-0. November 17-The Jackrabbits easily de- feated the Ralls All Stars 32-0. November 26-The Plainview All Stars challenged lfVayland, but were easily out- done 34-0. 47 FOOTBHLL E.Q.slw1f0n End Boyer Tackle Scott Halfback Avary Sullivan Guard lack Dunlap End A. JT. Rowell Center Alton Xxfeelcs Fullback Preston Lucas Halfback lrin1111y Hockges Tackle .Holm Quarterback 48 F O O T B H L L Wim Tackle Kcnnctlw Slmrpc End Rolocrt Croutlwers Guard lDurxvoocl Loclce Quarterback xl. .llaclcson End lflcrnmn Flvreaclweu Guard ell. Sanclerson Tackle Lloycl Luci: Tackle lwjc Branclon Manager ,HJ 4 fjjfmw -wf W'?3. wwgw BHSKETBQLL Kznnetlw Slmrpe Center I 'Douglas Qraig F d I Jfrmozjswgip. QWJLQ aw-UQ I V. U.. Jackson Guard Scott I Forward Mac Brandon Forward .Junior Xxfllson F ard BQSKETBHLL E. Cl. Shelton Center Clctus Floycl Guard Preston Lucas Forward I!-EIFTIS Petty Guard J. Anderson Guard C. J. Goodson Guard B H S K E T B H L L Forward Ellen Kiuinswortli Forward Lea Qld MCIDOUQICI Guard JV0 Mabry Forward Nia rjorie Dean Guard . lp ' in-1-JJ '? ' .Q,L4zv.Q-14+-0-113'-57 WM ,6v t'4' aflkv-f1f7'f A-M-4-fo--P f'L 'j c'Z'-' + '70'lA..74q--L I aw-WWWWIJ 3951412336: HART' mpg I -ZW Wbfwffwf? PII .Toad- iw, BOYS' BHSKETBHLL SEHSCN Olton All Stars ........................ Liberty All Stars .......................... VVayside High School, All Stars ..... ,....... San Angelo Junior College ....v... San Angelo Junior College ,,...... House of David .,.................... Portales Portales Portales Portales QE. N. Normalj ,..,.. CE. N. Normalj ...... QE. N. Normalj ........ QE. N. Normalj ..,... Petersburg All Stars .............,.... Wayside High School, All Stars.. Lakeview All Stars .................... Petersburg All Stars ....... Ralls All Stars ...........,.. Spur All Stars .......... Sudan All Stars ........ Abernathy All Stars.. Plainview All Stars ...... Liberty All Stars .......,.. Center Plain All Stars... Olton All Stars .......... Olton All Stars ..... Amherst All Stars ........... Levelland All Stars ............. Plainview High School .......... Plainview High School ........ Wayland 42 37 41 34 30 44 45 23 31 39 66 48 63 31 24 20 47 46 25 48 40 54 40 42 47 42 43 417 1' 1 , Mu Mig iyii f M ipiflii 157342 1 14 f':j4cP7JiffJ iiinnlaef i,--1-- Liberty All Stars .... -------- Kress ............ ...... Running Water Lakeview ......... Wfayside ....... Liberty ...,..... Abernathy ...... Wfayside ....... Abernathy ...... Hale Center .. Wayland 18 50 32 54 12 15 31 111 26 38 N N, ., I '- Nags .' fi, ,Z s rg? s 5:5 lf Our football sweet- heart. How long ago was this picture taken, Craigo? Whols going where? Guy must be Camera shy. We ncvcr knew married men acted like this. Wl1at's your hurry, Mac? . F , 14,7 . If '2f fff41z6Q 9167! Vw? Wlbilvflfm M Y X ' Qrqclnizcltions Baptist Student Council PURPQSE The Baptist Student Union, as the connecting link between the college and the church in the college center, seeks to enlist every Baptist student in active church membership, in scriptural giving, in active participation in unit organiza- tions, in a Christian social program, and in deeper Christian living by making it collegiate to go to church, to engage in active christian service, to have a rising in love , rather than a falling in love , to strive to live up to the highest and nearest to the best-Christ. The B. S. U. Council, as the executive head of the Baptist Student Union work, is the coming together of the leaders in the different phases of religious life to plan, and direct, and stimulate the various activities. OFFECERSE FLORRIE CONWAY .........................,............ President A. A. BRATCHER ...,.....,.............. First Vice President VERA NELL MARSHALL ...... Second Vice President ELI TURNER ...............,............ Third Vice President DORIS JORDAN ......... .,....,.,,,...,.,,..., S eeretary RETA HIX ...............,. .,...... ' Treasurer DALLAS ALFORD ................, .......,. C horister MARY WILSON HICKS ........ ....... P ianist EVELYN HICKS ...................,........ ..,.,........ R eporter PAULA SHAHAN ,............... Magazine Representative NETTIE MAE GUTHRIE ........ S. S. Representative JUNE FENDER .,...,...................... S. S. Representative TOMMIE ALLEN .... Training Union Representative JOHN HENRY JOHNS ............ Volunteer Band Rep. HARDY STEVENS .......... ....... I folunteer Band Rep. PAULINE FARR ,....,.............. T. W. A. Representative LOLA FARNSWORTH ....,. .Missionary Students Rep. MRS. LLOYD WATERS .... M. W. A. Representative O. C. EDWARDS ....,..,,..... Illinixters Association Rep. GEORGE EVANS ............ Ministers Association Rep. JOHN COBB ................. .......,......,.... F acuity Adviser REV. L. B. REAVIS ........ .....,.............. P astor 58 Volunteer mission Bond MlENll5ElRS Dallas Alford Madeline Arthur Eugene Barton Shelby Beauchamp A. A. Bratcher Walter Brian W. C. Carpenter H. A. Carter Louis Cass Vernon Chambliss Audrey Cockrell Florrie Conway Jack Earp O. C. Edwards lylarie Ernbrec George Evans Lola Farnsworth Pauline Farr June Fender Glenn Fields Wynon Ford Lloyd Garrison Joe Gayle Elzie Gayle Frances Gleaton Merle Grigsby Nettie Mae Guthrie Iona Hale Ramona Hamblen E. R. Hammock Fred Hankins Glennis Hankins Tom Harmonson Marvin Harris Jessie Hayes John I. Herndon Ralph Higgins Mary Wilson Hicks Evelyn Hicks Reta Hix Laura Lou Howell John Henry Johns Buddy Jones Doris Jordan Willie King Carl Lamb Eloise Lindley Stever Long Leitha Lowe Gonnye McClure Maxine Milton Gerald Moore Jack Moses Lloyd Murphy Murrel Parsley Mart Payne Martha Nelle Payton Lee Perry Harold Petty Herman Petty Bernice Sanderson Paula Shahan Bruce Slayden Ruby Lee Slayden Truett Smith H. V. Sowder Ima Lee Sowder Raymond Spence William Stegall Hardy Stevens Truett Stovall Leo Sullivan Avery Timmons Eli Turner Hal Upchurch Marvel Upton Lloyd Waters Mrs. Lloyd Waters Ausie Watson Lena Faye Wofford Wilburn Wright Mr. B. H. lNarren Bill Boyer Avery Sullivan Tommie Allen Mamie Lee OlBricn First Semester JOHN HENRY JOHNS ................................ Preszdent MART PAYNE .................. DORIS JORDAN ....... .........Vice President .....................Seeretary PAULA SHAHAN ......,.. ....................... T reasurer W. C. CARPENTER .................... Extension Chairman FRANCES GLEATON ......... ............................ P ianist DALLAS ALFORD ........ ..................... C horister ELI TURNER ............. ..................... B us Driver MERLE GRIGSBY ........ ....... A ssistant Bus Driver A. A. BRATCHER ........ ..................... R eporter DR. J. H. cons .......... ....t....Parliamentarian E s l Second Semester X HARDY STEVENS .......................,................ President TOMMIE ALLEN ..........................,,...... Vice President MARTHA NELLE PAYTON ......................,, Secretary EVELYN HICKS ............................................ Treasurer JACK MOSES .............. ....... E xtension Chairman PAULINE FARR ........ ........................... P ianist GERALD MOORE ......... ....................... C horixter MERLE GRIGSBY ......... ....................... B us Driver A. A. BRATCHER ......... ......... A .rsistant Bu: Driver GLENN FIELDS ...... ............. ......, R e porter LDUIRPOSIE The purpose of the Volunteer Mission Band of Wayland College is to carry l out the Great Commission and to train consecrated Christians in the work of soul winning and Christian leadership. ministerial Hssociotion First Semester Second Semester O C EDWARDS ............,,...................,,.,,...... President GEORGE EVANS .,........,..........,...........,.......... Prerident LEE PERRY ,,,..,.,....,.,,,,, ..,.....,,,..,,. V ice President THOMAS COBB ......,.. ............,.... V ice President M E TURNER ...,....... ....... S ecretary-Treasurer TOMMIE ALLEN .......... ......... S ecretary-Treasurer W C CARPENTER ....... ..................... C lzorister GERALD MOORE ......... ........................ C lzorirter WALTER BRIAN ............................................,... Pianist DALLAS ALFORD ......... ...................,.... P ianirt JOHN W COBB ...........................,.... Parlzamentarian MARVEL UPTON ..................,.................,..... Reporter Jon GAYLE, RALPH HIGGINS, B. H. WARREN ...,.............,................,. Pafziamenzamm LEO SULLIVAN, MARVIN HARRIS ........ Group Captains IPURIPOSE CLARENCE COFFMAN, LLOYD WATERS, WILBURN WRIGHT, HARDY STEPHENS ........ Group Captains ol Tin: Wayfland College ivlinisterial Associotionn To promote Christian fellowship among ourselves, to consider and discuss our mutual problems, to increase our spiritual growth, to extend our knowledge of the bible, and to develop our God-given talents. Dallas Alford Coley Arender Porter Lewis Arnold Eugene Barton Shelby Beauchamp Bill Barkley Boyer A. A. Bratcher, Jr. Walter L. Brian Herbert Brown Wm. C. Bryant W. C. Carpenter, Jr. H. A. Carter Wm. Lewis Cass Vernon L. Chambliss John W. Cobb Thomas P. Cobb C. J. Coffman Jack B. Earp O. C. Edwards Geo. A. Evans J. D. Farrell Harold Glenn Field Marvin Earl Fisher Lloyd Garrison Joe Gayle MEMBERS Elzie Gayle Noel C. George J. W. Gibson Merle J. Grigsby E. R. Hammock Fred D. Hankins Tom H. Harmonson Marvin H. Harris John I. Herndon Ralph Dee Higgins John Henry Johns Sam Jones Guy W. Killian Arthur Carl Lamb Lynn Thomas Lemon Russell M. McAnally Charles W McCullou 11 - S James McFatridge Gerald Moore Jack Moses Robert M. Parsley Lee C. Perry Wayne O. Perry Herman Lew Petty 60 Farris Allen Petty Andrew L. Prentice Ernest Randolph Robert Louis Self Wm. Bruce Slayden Truetr Smith Raymond Morris Spence Wm. L. Stegall Joshua P. Stephens Hardy E. Stevens Truett Stovall Leo K. Sullivan Avery Gordon Sullivan NI. E. Turner Robert H. Upchurch Marvel Glenn Upton Charles H. Vaughan B. H. Warren Lloyd Waters Ausie Watson Guy Willhoit Claude Withrow W. C. Wright Arthur Raymond Wright ministers lUive's Hssociotion Clil?lClEl4S MRS. LLCYD WATERS .....,......... .....,......... P resident MRS. HENRY BURROUGHS ......... ......... V we President MRS. CLAUDE WITHROW ......... ,..,........ S ecretary MRS. GUY KILLIAN ................ ........ T reasurer MRS. AUSIE WATSON ........, ...... R eporter FURFCSIE The purpose is to develop socially, mentally, and spiritually. Mesdames G. C. Applewhite Porter Arnold Henry Burroughs W. C. Bryant Walter Brian Clarence Coffman Nuel Clark John Cobb Thomas Cobb O. C. Edwards Howard Estes George Evans J. D. Farrell J. Fisher MEMENEEQS Mesdames Hubert Foust Noel George J. W. Gibson E. R. Hammock Guy Killian Carl Lamb Lynn Lemons Russel McAnally R. C. Malone Jack Moses Lee Meeks Lee Perry Wayne Perry Roberson 61 Mesdames Ernest Randolph Hardy Stevens Joshua Stephens Truett Stovall Leo Sullivan Louis Self Guy Wilhoit Claude Withrow Arthur Wright Lloyd Waters B. H. Warren Ausie Watson Wilbur Wright Louie Cass Hun Hosseltine Y. IU. H.. MEMBERS Mattie Lou Applewhite Madeline Arthur Betty Brandon Opal Botts Kathleen Brittian Kay Byars Mary Dean Carroll Audrey Cockrell Florrie Conway Marjorie Dean Marie Embree Allene Evans Lola Farnsworth Pauline Farr June Fender Mildred Floyd Hazel Ford Wynon Ford Erma Fulkerson June George Frances Gleaton Betty Gose Evora Croce Iona Hale Ramona Hamblen Glennis Hankins Marguerite Harrison Jessie Hays Evelyn Hicks Mary Wilson Hicks Reta Hix Oneta Horton Laura Lou Howell Emadean Hudgens Janelle Ivey Doris Jordan Jean Knoohuizen Eloise Lindley Leitha Lowe Connye McClure Lea Ola McDonald Jo Mabiy Fontilla Mangum Irene Marlcr Vera Nell Marshall Maxine Milton Lena Mae Nelson Martha Nelle Payton Vivian Rook Doris Sams Bernice Sanderson Paula Shahan Thelma Jo Shaw Lanelle Shirey Ruby Lee Slayden Ima Lee Sowder Marie Sowder Mollie Stonecipher Joyce Swan Dorothy Thompson Lorene Wagnon Frances Wilmeth Virginia Wilmeth Edna Windwehen Lena Faye Wofford OEEECERS PAULA SHAHAN ,..,.,,,v,......,.,,................ .............. P resident ILVELYN HICKS .,,.......,,.,,..v... ........ V ice President MARY WILSON HICKS ...,.. .....,....,... S ecretary PAULINE FARR ......,...,,..... MADELINE ARTHUR ....... NIRS WOODWARD ......... PURPOSE ,....,.,..,,,,.Pid1ZiSf ...,....Cho1i:teT .......Counselor To develop a symmetrical Christian young womanhoodg to bind together the young women of this college for world-wide service for Christ and unite them with young women of like interest in other colleges throughout the worldg to give in- struction in the methods and mission work of the Southern Baptist Convention. 62 Howard Albertson Opal Botts Betty Brandon F ranccs Brister Thomas Cobb Ernest F. Craigo Hilyar Carter J. B. Earp Hubert Farris Betty Gose Oneta Horton Emadcan Hudgens Riddell Hutsell Gerald Moore Raymond Spence Mollie Stonecipher Wilburn Wright Vernon Wright lnternatianal Relations Club Jo Mabry J7- 4'Af!wL,,,Q6yWV rttaztzs 1 ' ANDON ....... ...... , .......... ....... .......... P r e sident Wy 991 'X OML B . ............ ......... ...... S e retary-Treasurer . ARREN.. ....... 0 QA MR. CQBB ...... . .A mmf f A'7W7 PU Pasta VJGQJM7 F rs de qua1nted with wo o s. W G3 CQ, Script ESQ Scroll OFFICERS JEAN JOHNSON .,....,..........v...........,.,., ................ P resident FRANCES WILMETH .,.... ....... V ice President .WYNON FORD ..........,, v................, R eporter GLENN FIELD ............... .,..,.v. P arliamentarian MRS. APPLEWHITE .................................. ...............,.. S ponsor PURPOSE To stimulate dramatic work and give experience to its members. Tommie Allen Mattie Lou Applewhite Tom Awbrey A. A. Bratcher Bill Boyer Betty Brandon Mac Brandon Robert Crouthers Vernon Chambliss Glenn Field IDRAMAIEC ROLL Wynon Ford Hazel Ford Frances Gleaton Iona Hale Marguerite Harrison Victor Hooper Emadean Hudgens Janelle Ivey Jean Johnson Lloyd Luck Fontilla Mangum Lena Mae Nelson Herman Petty Raymond Piller Avarv Sullivan L. G. Smith Thelma Jo Shaw Bruce Slayden Dorothy Thompso Frances Wilmeth Il 1 2 E 64 Choral Club QIEIFHCIEIRS Us-19-Q0-'l 'l1hfvws.Q.-.f.,-..2 , 9 Mh'.s'r-5 .QQ THELMA JO SHAW .......,....................... ....... P reszdent MARY WILSON HICKS ....... .......... S ecretary GUY WOODS ...........,.,.....,..., ..,,.....,..... D irectar HAZEL FORD .................... ........ A ccompanist lDlLll2lPQSlE To afford pleasure in singing to ourselves and others. Mattie Lou Applewhite Madeline Arthur Opal Botts Betty Brandon Mary Dean Carroll Lola Farnsworth Hazel Ford Wynon Ford Frances Gleaton Betty Gose MEMBERS Iona. Hale Marguerite Harrison Evelyn Hicks Mary Wilson Hicks Oneta Horton Janelle Ivey Doris Jordan jean Knoohuizen Lena. Mae Nelson Connye McClure 65 Vera Nell Marshall Jo Mabry Martha Nelle Payton Doris Sams Paula Shahan Thelma Jo Shaw Lanelle Shirey Joyce Swan Dorothy Thompson Lena Faye Wofford CMAQ! Ufvxan-AJ ,twin bw, 36JJw,Jr UL '2w2...5.fl,U1 Boys Quclrtet 14.17 f. v, ,A 5 ' . -As 1 J 'H I' x K. F , bowk. Cs Kb A. A. BRATCHER .............. AVARY SULLIVAN .......... DALLAS ALFORD ............ W. C. CARPENTER ...... GUY WOODS ........... F t Ba J S d B s F1 st T Se d Teno D rect Girls Quartet WYNON FORD ................ ....... F int Soprano MADELINE ARTHUR ......... ......... S econd Soprano CONNYE MCCLURE ......... ...,...... F int Alto FRANCES GLEATON ....... ......... S econd Alto 67 K 23- N -QA I 'EVN ' Ei Traveler Staff ' Q-A-it il?-Rf-'NJ N x 5535-5 QQ .!Q'1fn-BJSXB1-'b-Sv-TVN'- f W.-L ND -am-nude N-vnu Sum., BETTY Gosf Editor-in-Chief A. A. BRATCHER Snapshot Editor EVELYN HICKS Art Editor GUY WOODS ......... ....... F asulty Adviser E. F. CRAIGO ..,..... .. ...... Faculty Adviser 68 TOMMIE ALLEN Senior Editor TABOR ALFORD Business Manager VY? 1-GT-'Kg fvwks RAYMOND PILLER junior Editor HUBERT FARRIS Edztor Fust Semester w C CARPENTER C05 Busmexs Manager or ,gage OPAL OTTS hai Editor Second Semester to be A U?i5 WQI' Iona We Q LAI. LQUU ago to ubbmoolg BETTY GOSE ..,....... .........,.................. A ssistant Editor MATTIE LOU APPLEWHITE, A. A. BRATCHER, MAC BRANDON ............. .....,.. S port Editor CHARLES FLEMING ............ ......,......,, A 'rt Editor HOWARD ALBERTSON ....... ...... F aculty Adviser FRANCES WILMETI-I, VIRGINIA WILMETH, GLENN FIELD, RAYMOND PILLER, BILL BOYER, DORIS SAMS, CLETUS FLOYD, FLORRIE CONWAY ..............,..............,.. Reporters l ,jljgpf-fa A wif' Law' 5 'i JL Two Bees . . . Go into your dance . . . If you think this looks funny you should see the negative . . . The man who comes around . . . Tabor and Thelma Jo seem to have fallen by the wayside . . . If Mary Wilson had kept on digging she would have had an igloo . . . I don't get it. 70 L: Thatls snow on the ground . . . Ther:-:'s a long, long, trail a-winding . . . Rubber- necks . . . Grandma Called it Cannell' . . . Mr. DeLoach's hobby . .. It's naughty to thumb you nose, Franc s . . . just like a bump on a log. il-1-a',Qq'.i. A9141 'ffzo-yr Miss Morris doing missionary work . . . Nyla, ny'a, we did catch them, too . . . Wonder what Rowell sees up there so interesting . . . Jackson must have just handed out the mail . . . The White House of Wayland . . . It's really a proposal post . . . Awbrey listening to words of wisdom . . . The one with the hat on is Josh . . . The Hallelujah Chorus. 72 V Senior Prophecy April 1, 1950 Amen. Reverend Thomas Cobb, Bible instructor, broke the silence: Mr. DeLoach will have charge of the chapel program this morning. Mr. DeLoach walked to the front of the auditorium and, glancing up from a col- uminous sheaf of notes spoke: I thought that I would not have to speak to the student body this year. So far, I've got by without it, BUT there's got to be an understanding about these student accounts. You may think that you can just let things take care of themselves, that you can let your obligations slide. You may, but we don't. These notes I have in my hand are not all of the fruitless promises I've accepted, they're only a small part. These, I notice, were given by the seniors of 1940 and most of them have allowed their obligations to fade into oblivion. Leitha Lowe, who is still working for me in the office has paid off her debt to the school. No here's one 34.29 give by Dallas Alford. Dallas was a fine boy-but his knit shop just isn't paying its way. I have nothing against Tabor Alford. The undertaking business is so good, he made his last payment yesterday. Mary Wilson Hicks got rid of her responsibility in an easy way. She married Coach Vernon Jackson, here, and he's now paying out her account a dollar down and a dollar a month. Herels a note for 36403. It's signed by Elzie Gayle. I heard that his latest song hit Upsy Daisyn was No. 1 for the ninth consecutive time on the Hit Parade, but we consider that a poor investment. Jean Knoohuizen owes us 3135.64 which we do not expect her to pay. She is washing dishes at the Mexican Inn. She set her aim too high and just couldn't make the grade. This note, I expect, will be paid if Doris Jordan will quit whirling about so fast. She's the premiere danseuse of the Ballet Russe. I suppose we'll never collect this one. Poor Douglas Tibbets, he's recovering from an airplane crack-up. Now this one isn't so bad. We owe a balance of 3.06 to Florrie Conway. She's doing missionary work among the penguins in Antarctica-with Admiral Byrd's permission, of course. People still look up to Reginald Rodgers but that doesn't make his cold check worth one red penny more. Here's one that ought to be paid. Charles Fleming is editorial cartoonist on the Wash- ington Post, but I'd like to see his signature on a check for a change. Buddy Jones and Reta Hix decided that Wayland College needed some basketball players, so they're raising some. Now when you assume responsibilities like that, we give up. Alton Weeks and his orchestra is touring the country with the Queen of Blues Singers- ,Ioyce Swan. This note of his for 3.75 will probably never be collected. Here'e a note for 36.41 given by Betty Gose. The last time I heard she was caught between the Franco-German lines. We'll probably never see her or the money either again. John Henry johns probably will never be able to pay us. I-Ie spends all his money making trips to Canyon. Will he never give up? Truett Smith finally paid off his note, but he'll never be able to pay off his debt to us- he found Marie Embree here. Betty Brandon finally paid her note too. Shels just finished starring in the Goldwyn Follies of l950. Whew! Did any of you boys see that show? Wow! Tommie Allen has been too busy playing Hamlet to think about his obligations. Never- theless, he is quite a family man. He is married to Evelyn Hicks and they have six promising young actors. By the way, here's Fontilla Mangum's note for 329.655, She's the prima donna of the legitimate theater now, you know after the untimely death of Katherine Cornell. Preston Lucas owes us 31.69. He ought to be able to pay that. He's the Young White Hope who finally defeated Joe Louis last month. Lena Mae Nelson-the old maid school teacher--is making regular semi-annual payments on her note for 33.4-4. O. C. Edwards has just paid up. He still keeps children five months to eighteen years- preferably eighteen year-old youngsters, if they're feminine. Mark Gordon has just started his own radio program called Fibber Gordon and Nellie. He should be able to take care of his note shortly. Mildred Floyd, lion tamer, for Ringling Brothers Circus, still owes us 3.41. W. C. Carpenter, bakery chef, promised me that he would pay this 31.13 but he hasn't yet. He specializes in wedding cakes-they're so inspiring. A. A. Bratcher is soda jerker at the O. K. Drug. He's taking care of his note right along. Opal Botts, first lady of the White House, doesn't owe us a penny. Her husband? Oh, we never heard his name. Eli Turner studied for the minstry here-and he's still preaching at Podunk Junction. He also met Ima Lee Sowder here. I-Ie still owes us 310.915, There's many more here, but those are the outstanding ones. I cannot allow you to get by like that. Its gone far enough! I thank you. Joshua P. Stephens, now officially president of Wayland urged all students to take that lesson to heart and pay their account to Wayland. 73 Senior lllill 0 VVe, the 1940 Senior class of Wayland College of the city of Plainview, of the State of Texas, of the United States of America, of the continent of North America, of the Western Hemisphere, of the World, of the Universeg being sound mentally, sober, and in our right minds, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament: Dallas Alford leaves his knitting to Jimmy Hodges. W. C. Carpenter wills his way with the women to Bruce Slayden. V. L. Jackson wills his all-round sports ability to Victor Hooper. A. A. Bratcher leaves Wynon. Lanellc Shirey bequeathes her panther eyesi' to Erma Fullterson. Ramona Hamlin wills her big-sister instinct to Vera Nell Marshall. Mildred Floyd leaves her want-to-be-alone attitude to Iona Hale. Reginald Rodgers wills his six feet six to Buddy Jones. Leitha Lowe wills her beautiful voice to Madeline Arthur. Evelyn Hicks leaves her sweetness to Martha Nelle Payton and Lola Farnsworth. Florrie Conway wills the B. S. U. to Hal Upchurch. Olin Thornton and Harley Wright leave their beautiful friendship to Drue Cumbie and Jimmie Green. Betty Gose leaves Kenneth Sharpe and hopes nobody else will get him. Thelma Jo Shaw leaves her littleness to Janelle Ivey. Doris Jordan leaves J. E. Anderson to anybody that will take him. Tommie Allen leaves his seriousness to Tom Awbrey. Mark Gordon wills his ability to be an all-around pest to Avery Timmons. John Henry Johns wills his marvelous physique to Avary Sullivan. Joshua Stephens leaves-we hope. Joyce Swan leaves her ability to get her man and lose him to hiarguerite Harrison. Ernadean Hudgens leaves Margorie Dean, Jo Mabry and Frances Bristor all alone. Paula Shahan and Louise Sowell leave their shapeliness to Mollie Stonecipher and Ellen Killinsworth. Claude Withrow and Guy Killian do well to leave at all. Bernice Sanderson leaves her fragile blond beauty to Leola McDonald. Bill Scott and E. G. Shelton leave their athletic ability to Buzz Barton and B. Earp. Lorene Wagnon, that ultra slurpy flirt, bequeathes her practiced technique to Laura Lou Howell. Jean Knoohuizen leaves the school minus one problem child. Opal Botts wills her agreeableness to Mattie Lou Applewhite. Thomas Cobb relinquishes his conceit to Riddell Hutsell. Charlie Fleming leaves his '29 model A limousine to Ellis Britton. Tabor Romeo Alford leaves the school minus one swell guy. Joe and Elzie Gayle leave the girls lonely and broken hearted. Corley Arender leaves his wise cracks to Raymond Piller and Ralph Higgins. Eli Turner leaves and takes Ima Lee Sowder with him. O. C. Edwards wills his nursery to Marge Grundy. Preston Lucas leaves Doris for some of the other boys to take care of: preferably Robert Rigler. Alton Weeks leaves those beautiful curly locks to Douglas Craig. Harris Wiggins wills his bus to the school-he thinks they need it. Douglas Tibbits wills his shorthand ability to Kenneth Sharpe. Mlary Wilson Hicks leaves her music ability to Hazel Ford. Reta Hix leaves her friendliness to Lena Fae Wafford. Edna Windwehen leaves still following the crowd. Herbert Brown leaves his gurgling laugh to the Petty twins. George Evans hopes he's not leaving anything. Betty Brandon wills her right to be beauty to Mary Dean Carroll. Joseph White leaves his boxing ability to Robert Crouthers. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Waters leave together. Marvin Goddard leaves his meaness to Mac Brandon. Durwood Locke hands down his lady-killing personality to Cletus Floyd. Lee Perry leaves his sophistication to Hubert Farris. Lena Mae Nelson leaves her oomph to the Wilmeth sisters. Truett Smith wills his big brown eyes to Charles Vaughn. Nettie Mae Guthrie says she's not leaving anything, she needs everything she's got. 74 X xf f Q? A HDUERTISEMENTS V! WN KN . Q2 EE f - 44 EEE ,E 5 7L',-k, . if ljH1Q,QEN ARRIS SAYS: I A W5-IKQMQIQL . . I . . . I - , To I 11 WW' ll NP . ' se e only thing that DAD can buy on the installment 76 E 1 a MA won't have to finish paying for when DAD dies. I E U 9 HE LLS GOOD OLD STATE RESERVE LIFE W A e a special thrift plan foi you i1um1ml1nn nn1,1nn.1m,1m,1,m1,,,,1,,,,1,,,,1W1 1 1 1 1 1 1,1 1 14m1mf1 1 1 1 .1 1 1 1 1 l K Flowers Corsages Decorations ARCH KEYS FLOWER SHOP I 108 West Sixth, Two Doors East Hilton Hotel Phone 200 i-.,,.-.,..-,---..-........-..--------..-..-................... i CITY NATIONAL BANK CAPITAL S100,000.00 ! l TOUR BUSINESS IS ALWAYS APPRECIATED 5 E Q nnues ALEXANDER BROS. l DRUG COMPANY ! PLAINVIEW'S FINEST DRUG STORE l Students Always Welcome g .g.......,-...- - - - - - - - .. -,.,,-.,.1-...-..,,........,..-....-..,-...,-.,.- - 1 1 - - - - .. - - - 76 ..,,,,1,m1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,,,,1,,,,1,m1m,1m,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .. 1 1 1 1,,., I-IALE CGUNTY STATE BANK m1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,m1,,,,1m,1,,l,1.m,1,m1,m1m,1.,,n1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Compliments of TEXAS LAND AND DEVELOPMENT COMPANY 700 Broadway Plainview, Texas I1 1 1 1,,,,1,,,,1,m... 1 1 1,1111 1,H1,,,,1m,1.m1,,,,1m,1 1 -un1un-nu-nn1u - 1 1 1 1 1 1 Wester's Quality Bakery .Makers of AUNT BETTY'S BREAD MARY BEST CAKES Phone 279 509 Broadway 1.1 1 1 1 1 1,m1H.,1,m1,m...,,.,...,,,,1,.,,1nn1,,,,1un..m,1,,,,1,,,,1,,,,1,m1,,,,1nn1lm1m.1 . 1 1 1 1, HAMON D GRCCERY AND MARKET FRESH MEATS AN GROCERIES Free Delivery Phone 674 and 675 North Side of Square un1m1 1wl1ml1.m.1ml1-m.1 1 1 -- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1W.1M1m,1m,1,m1lm1.m1 1 77 1m.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,,,,14r,, .f.-.......,..- -1-1-1 -----.. ... - - ..... - --..- ,I -.,-- -,,,, li, H- Home of J -: ,f'7Way all of your conscientious endeavors , 1. Dl lf m !InnviSrU.uunMnL8ELsv,E1 be Success-fu! PIAIIIVIEW, YUM BHALHED , 4-Bb evmns FLDURZQ 1 N as Xxxxxexxis' HARVEST OUEEN MILL AND ELEVATOR CO. Plainview, Texas I 1 NISBET-LUDEMAN , M. E. s1DEBoTToM INSURANCE Frigidaire Refrigerators, Frigidaire Electric I Ranges, Roper Gas Ranges, Zenith Radios, T Bendix Home Laundry y E P. O. 13021588 Plainview, Texas Phone 313 710 Broadway l I I The Plainview Mattress C. Penny Co., Inc. Factory ' . ' I P.. We Are justly Proud of Ma1zufactu1'e1's of i WA2'LA.7NfD'S PROGRESS QUALITY BEDDING I And Sincerely Wish Success for Them i 4m1m,11111-111111111u,,1,,,,1n,K11111111111111111411 18 1m,1-1 1 1.1 1 -.1 1 1 1:41 1.1 1.1 1 ...nu1,,,,1uu1nu1,.,,1,,,,1W1un1mx1m.1,...1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1-111111 .1m,1,m1m.1,,, EMPIRE FURNITURE COMPANY Complete Stock of Home Furnishings Phone l253 , 718 Broadway 11.1.1 1,,,1,m1,,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1. 1 1 .1mu..,m1,m1f,,,1,,,,1,,, HILTGN HGTELS Phone 1 11 1 THE LEADING HOTEL OF LEADING CITIES PR OFI TABLE DAI R TI NG .... Depends on HIGH PRODUCING COWS FED PROPERLY PAYMASTER FEED I WEST TEXAS COTTONOIL C0. Plainview, Texas f n.-. 1 .- -nu-nu1nu1uu1nn1no1uu1uu1uu1nn1un1nn1un1un1un1-nn-1mx1lm-mm-nu1uu1un1nu1 1 1 1 GRANADA - TEXAS - FAIR THEATRES Plainview, Texas 79 21 lm.-.-11,...1,,-.n....m....m,...,11........-..-1111-0-111-.......-11.-... Switch Uver to the Brighter Side of .fife . . . and live electricallyg Measured by useful results-the work it actually does for you- electricity is your cheapest servant. Nothing has so many varied uses . . . does the job better . . . and costs so little as your electrical servant. Live electrically and you will live econ- omically on the brighter side of life. Texas-New Mexico Wfalfztm 6' .-m1-11.....111.-1111111.....1.......-11g1.111111nu1 X-RAY SHOE FITTING Jones SL Roberts, Inc. We Specialize in Foot Comfort Formerly Seale's Shoe Store 707 Bfeedwey, Plainview, Texas Bob Heath, store Manager -,, ...... ,, ......... ,,., E W.- ,y.y .... . - ........ ,,,. - -..,.- Robinson - Herring Drugs HRMZE Department Store ' Phones 9525 953 Plainview, Texas 5 Plainview, Texas . I lm-1.-1-.-....-.-...1-...-..-.-m....lm.-.ml-.-.11111.-...-.-...111,m1 80 m1 Best Wishes for Wayland IVIAT TOUR FUTURE EFFORTS BE CROWNED WITH SUCCESS We Have Enjoyed Working with the Students and Staff In the Production of this Annual 9 MILES STUDIO Congratulations SENIORS OF 1940 WEST TEXAS GAS CO 0 Good Gas With Dependable Service 81 1x1 1 1 11m1nu1nu1nu1nu1un1un1mu1nu1nn1x4n-ml--un1nu1un--un1lm1un1un1un1nn1un1111 1 1 in, .- 1 -. 1 -. 1 1. -. 1 .-lm.-,m.-1m1xn1 1 -.ml-. 1 1 ... -. -- 1 1 1 1 1 -. 1nn.-unlnu-11m-nn--nu1un11m1nu1nn1nn1un1ml1nn1nn1um1lm1nn,nn-un1:1111ml1nu1uu11m--nn1ml11lu...uu1un PLAINVIEW FLORAL Near De jzotsv Phone 195 0 GEORGE KEYS KATHERINE KEYS Un- -.nn...ml...un1,,,,1,.,,11uu-,,,11uul1 1 ,,,,,..,m1...,1-1 1un.- -.,u1nn1uu1,,,,-,..n.,1.m1,,,,1nuu1I,,-. 1 ..- Compliments of CORCORRAN S TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS Compliments of SHOOK TIRE 86 BATTERY CO. SEIBERLING TIRES EXIDE BATTERIES Battery Phone 345 Tire Phone 73 ROY G. WOOD FUNERAL HOME Complete Funeral Service AMBULANCE Telephone 380 Corner Ninth and Ash Streets Plainview, Texas im- 1 1 1 -. .- -. 1 1 .- -- -.ml1ml1 1,m1,,.,.1 ..... 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ... 1 82 BURT ELECTRIC SHOP ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING Electrical Refrigerator Service-Motor Repairing Phone 157 819 Broadway BOB I-IOOPER MOTOR CO. Dealers in DODGE AND PLYMOUTH MOTOR CARS AND DODGE TRUCKS 704- Ash Street Plainview, Texas Phone 401 PIERCE'S PLAINVIEW'S LEADING STORE 613 Broadway Phone 295 -111,n,1m,1,1111111111111.11 -11.-.....-.-.1 VISIT OUR SODA FOUNTAIN Enjoy an O. If. Butter-Toasted Sandwich-Tlzey Are Better If It's Drugs We Have It 0. K. DRUG COMPANY I 83 1.11,.1m1m1n1m.-n-.ul1m.1,,..-m1,m.-,m1m11uu- 1,,,.1,,,,1,,,,1,.,,1m,1m.1m, MONTGOMERY WARD SL CO 10,1 1 11m1,,,,1nu-.mn1nn11.1.1 1 1 1 1 1,,,4-..m,1.m..- 1,,,..-un1H,,1,,,,1nn1,,,,1 1 1 1 1 1 l l a c: Lggpef RSUGH Cash Grocery NV ' '27 fzetier g00Cl1 Storeu f'yH, , Ei I Pau1's Place m1 1 1 1 1 1n1,m...m.1..m1M1M1H,1ml1,.,,1ul.1,,,,1,,,,1.m1mc1m.--M,1,,u1,,u1,.u1.m1.q1,.1..1p1 ALFORD MORTUARY, INC. OUR SERVICES A SACRED TRUST f'195o 84 1nu1xm1mn-un--nn1mn1,,,,1 m...1.11111i.-..-1.-1111-...11-.....-11..-11..-- nn.-....111111.-11111.-1111.-11-1.-11-.1 'SAVE . at CAVEGU JEFFUS - DE LOACH GRAIN CO. GRAIN - FEED - SEED Phone 119 Plainview, Texas L. R. BAIN 86 COMPANY New and Used Furniture Phone 335 Plainview, Texas HALE CCUN TY ABSTRACT CO. Incorporated Complete Abstracts of Hale County Phone 112 Plainview, Texas East Side Square 8 N1 nu -. PLAINVIEW SAN ITARIUM AND CLINIC nn1uniml-ml-nu-nu--un-nuinn--nn-nn-un1un.-uxnl.-nuuinn-un.-nn-nn1nn- I-IOOPER AND PILLER Dancing Academy PROMENADING A SPECIALTY Hope 7ou 'VI'6.'C1I'f ' 4.12 -1...wi.1wi-... --mi if-1--.zi,,l,.-.,,.1',,,1,,,,1,,. P With Compliments of BLUE COMET TRANSIT CC. hone 627 E. F C g i.,1w.. 11.1.1 ..w...u,.1m, -.u,,..m,.-,H im., 1,,,,-,1m,1 Higginbotham-Bartlett Co. Good Lumber IN VVEST TEXAS TOWNS .m1n.-m.1m..qu1m41m,.-,mi v-LK-Q 70 1 1 1 1 1 11m1un....nu1:1111nu..um1lm.-,m1,m.-.,,,,1,m.1nu..-,lu1v,,1m,.1m,1m11m..-m..- 1 1 1. 1 1 W. M. WHITESIDES 510 East Sixth Plainview, Texas Phone 90 m.-ml.-W1 1,,,,1,,,,1 1 1 1 1 1 1,m1,m1- 1 1,.1,,.1 1 1 1 1,-. 1 1 1.nu.1nn1.,,1,1nu1 CARTER'S A A ,. BOYD 86 DAVENPORT Oldest Agency in Plainview F IRE-LIF E INSURANCE LOANS AND BONDS Phone 341 Ground Floor Skaggs Building Plainview, Texas D R I N If .... A Cooca- C3010 PLAIN VIEW COCA-COLA BOTTLIN G COMPANY ,iv 1,1 1 1 1nu1,,,,1nn1.m1,,,,1m1,Q-1m.1Iug1ml-un...,m...,m.-m,1,m1,,,,1,m1un1un1un1un1. 1 1 1 1 gy 87 111111111111111111111.1.11m.1.,...1lm1.q,1.m1m,1 WE APPRECIATE the jJat1'o1zage of the College Students and Teaclzers J. L. LANGLEY GROCERY AND FILLING STATION PHILLIPS 66 GASOLINE AND OILS Phone 266 1712 West Seventh Street 1,m1 1un1un1,,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1un11m1:m.1,.,41!m1nu- 1,m1m.1 1,,, UPCHURCH BOOT AND SADDLE SHOP WE WORK OVER OLD HEELS 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 10.11-n.1,,,,1,,,,- -ml11m1m,1,,,,1,m1,m1Xm1nn1.,,.1,m1,m.1,m.1,m... 1 1 1 1 1 1 ESCORT BUREAU MRS. MURRAY MALONE Office Hours 3:00-6:00 and 6:30 1 1 1.1-1, ..q,1,u1,1,,,1un1nn.1,.,...,m-.. 1.nu1um1.m,1.m1uu1m,1,,,,1,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Compliments of Phillips 66 Dealers Wholesale Phone 1080 EDGAR BROWN, Agent 4. -...-............. - - - - .......-....-..-...-..-.....-...-..-...-.......-.. ----... - .. .. up 88 1,,,,111...111,.1............-1. 1lyn-.1111111111111111,11111.,,,,...,m1,.1m.-l11111 Congratulations Class of '40 FRED GOSS Room 319 Skaggs Building Plainview, Texas Phones: Office 104-2 Residence 705 1m,1:1,1111111111.11m, Shahan Kindergarten and Nursery 513 Quincy YE GLAMOUR SHOPPE VERA NELL MARSHALL, Proprietor un-ww ..nn1 1nn1uu11m1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -- 1 1 1 1 1 EUGENE BUZZ BARTON USED CAR COMPANY -uu1,,,,...1 1 1 1 .... ....... 1 1 1 1 1 ANDERSON The Chiropractor WE TAKE OUT THE KINKS 1n1lq111-1111111111 Compliments of CONNOR MATHES COMPANY Automobile Replacement Parts Plainview, Texas 1 1 1 1ml1,,,,1nn1m11nn1m,1m.1.un1m.1,,,,1m ,1un1uu1,,,,1 1-nn11m11m1un1,,,,1un1,,,,1nm-u1,m1:m1 1 1,11 KIKER'S SERVICE STATION AND STORAGE GARAGE PACKARD SALES AND SERVICE 501 Austin Street Phone 237 Plainview, Texas 141 1:1111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1nu-un WILMETH BICYCLE SHCP U111...1111.11.11...1nu.1nn- Drive-In and Dine with Mollie Stonecipher ,,,1,,,,11111:111-111111 S. 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