Wayland Baptist University - Traveler Yearbook (Plainview, TX)
- Class of 1956
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'M' 1' fwzyfy F10 F Marches Forward Q - j 1 fjmwffffwja 1 el-215 ff A 7WWff!7 1 w Wwfi 5WJffJf'a'f5,fff2ff'f' ff! 1 fi If .S 1 at 4 1 ym F4111 HOLD? Q 'Y wks X 1 NL Y 23 30 ' 11 511 M A 1 hctf- Pix R SL 5-, J I8 F 1 H 'Sq . I 1 19 F 1 H I 1 Q R P' .1 525,11 151 ig my 22 F 1 H 1 dj fy X R SX XX- g XR F 1 H 1 dj 1 - f 2 7, 24 P H ll ' , - if QOH 11 A f M fda! d asfuaenfs 33 'X . 1. 2111: .:1..r111 Qs EQ M1 QWQ1 29 c1ccs1 11 M ICenter Xl 5 DQ A5715 1 31 Md .1 H 11fBwId X I tm 1 32 F 1 H 1 f' F , 33 A s .1 1 34 B dH Drawing by. DAVID MOORE - U. EEZ, I WW GMA ff M JZ WW? Mfflfygb ff' W ,' ffwiffffzfw' WWW Wwfwfaff 321 QJWQZZ THE TRAVELER 1956 Contents FOREWORD As our Thoughfs Thread back over The evenTs of The year, They Tend To pause on particular insTances. LeT us sifT away all The Tarnishecl mem- ories and hold fasT To The shiny ones which highlight our college days. On The following pages, we, your yearbook staff of l956, have Tried To puT inTo prinT Those memories which 'will forever linger with you. P P' 00 QW X5 Y- vi ilsosp vt it vi Acttf NES TRAVELER STAFF Editor- in- chief Assistant Editor Business manager Faculty Editor Class Editors: Senior Editor Junior Editor Sophomore Editor Freshman Editor Activities Editors: Academic Editor Religious Editor Social Editor Sports Editors: Girl's Editor Boy's Editor Art and Snapshot Editor Photo ra her 9 P Assistant Photographer Faculty Advisor Joan Womble Tommy Jones Mary Allen Frances Zello Carolyn Abernethy Jettie Sams Dorothy Cannon Ruth Ann McDaniels Yvonne Horton Milton Martin Barbara LeGrange Oma Gean Capps .lim Phipps Kay Hanna Bob Davis Clyde Cain Miss Ailese Parten ,. EV -rv if ' 1 'CQ '.':fCQf.H' SP0 RTS CLASSES 114' 'fi'.-aifrif Z ,-if-ti 1 to the AYLAND Student. .. 156 1:2 Y Q4- Q QW W. Q' ,JP 4-4. I Q if i N Civ, VER QL Ffls . 'ix ' ff, 4 1 1 .5! if. '74 1 ,s w ,L ' x AM ' . 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K f 5 -1 11 Q fi E!:::' gi-' E fr-5 511 f',0 ...io this stud nt -' :vi - w - -V - E'- ff'Z.4f-- '1.a m.!!- .- HT-- ' - S 5:25555 gl' rnmuai l iv if I l '. Q U .' f Lu Q w ' iq?. V5 pl s' G J Q 'I is dedicated the '56 TRAVELER For HE is WAYLAND 'uf -1 .4-5 N un F' -no I I gi. H I ,1 I J.. .,-., - xx- 'f - 'J ' 1 f fgffiffif na V 'U 1 ' 5 ' I :W ,fi'?f A . if Y y nn. I F A U H ,L t 1 f' J .5 I A - '. fl 23' - . v' . U m f -f ' A x J I rrf, Q .4- x . Q . E C' , . . -'iigsj lr A O 1 1 56 -gg 312, Q- , NN bi from tie pzeadafeaz' Congratulations to the staff of The Traveler on their unusual presen- tation of the events of this school year. As you turn through these pages you will meet again your college classmates and teachers. This Traveler will keep fresh the memory of your experiences at Way- land College as you progressed onward and upward toward your highest aspira- tions. lt will be a constant reminder of this glorious year when you cement new friendships, exemplified the spirit of fair play and took long, important steps toward becoming useful, contribu- ting citizens. Do not let the Wayland spirit diminish nor the vision received at Way- land grow dim. Let these never-to- be- forgotten years hold you to the course God has charted for you. Sin rely your A. peOwen President Our President. . . as he guides the college i , il lil- gs l 5 . . .is at home ---4 -Q, , - ' +7 i a s -.s.,,, ,,ss s,,-,.,,,g gag . il a A jtjg. ggi! - ' , - 'V P, V TT fi ' x r t - A' ee ,X il x 'l . . .greets the students. x ' ' W ' .:. - -Q f' ' - fb? .4 ' Q, f A ' yi n , ' iid-is 4 'nag' Z f -fm J fbi ' '51 1 . -QQ. - .f DR. HENSON HARRIS Academic Deon ,ff-1 0 Adminstrative J. L. HARDEN Business Manager BRYAN ROBINSON Dean of Students Council A TOM Z. PARRISH Director of Development and Legal Counsel 'KQV J s Y 22 AILESE PARTEN Direcior of Public Relations A11-in Audrey House Boles Flo,-pie Cgnwqy REGISTRAR LIBRARIAN J t if N DIRECTOR OF R RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES Oeita Turner Bofforff 2 afguflecuwlf 'Dr' R8hi:RlMA2:bson Dr. J. lvyloy Bishop Dr. Brougher P. Mad gi 1 1 Billie Glynn McAdams Dr. Cecil Cosper CHAIRMAN M 1 A ..3 l kc l . Diudedm A if 'iff 1 David E. Moore 7056 H164 f William E. Steward CHAIRMAN Jule 0. Foster P. Appleby Maudell Meredith Dr, Michael Dqiq VT' F1355 ,N Smith Markham Lilyenne Craycraft White Harley J. Redin CHAIRMAN Mary Allen Lee Dr. Frances Benge .Aslan L? I - 4 , M Lore Murgarefe Eiva Love Dobson ' its FI, . M, 'Fi V qu Q Esther Smith Harden Martin W. Landers Sherman B- Neff CHAIRMAN 3 R ol R Q fl A ' P 4 ll 0 0 a H 'm-' J ji Dcacum Q if' if I' llg l 0 A l . ,ff All R 'NL ' Fwafwal Hua Wilma Baker Cosper Garland A. Murnhey CHAIRMAN Damian of Salma Dr. Dorothy McCoy CHAIRMAN lf- A 1 ff' William Robinson Sheridan H- l-ee Dmum Scam! Samoa Edward L. McMillan Dr' E:ul-?z?EhrA'3lohes Y mm iw fue, gp. ,Cf ZPyi'1S Ig- - f f ' ff? nl' iffy, l A e .t Kathryn Hodges John Hodges Business Office Bookstore Manager Assistant r -11 ,C If 4,7 -LVN N ,J if :th itll, J . i, . ,ff-. I , Ag.-,,,,..g,... ,,.., M., I, l. ., -,gm .p .3 V.. W- .. g ,, .'. .:, ,:, . ., .f . .S ' ,. ,- 4, ,,x it, L ,I 1- 4, 4, .t.J1d.i .M l :- .- ff' 1 ,. .rl W- - u ',- 1 .,.,., , ,g..5.,., ,. 4 .,1.,k.,,v,,: 4' .. . ,. f.n,.M. l 1 L 'I 'kai 43. 1 i t, 'r i Q, x 7, ,. , 1. , . ,. ,, ., ,v, 1 . A I..-'..l-'rift-gc' Nh. .511 .g. .' 4' I-flu' -'1 -t' ei' , 'f 3. z ff f T'2161Fl,'7','f' I+j1,.f-:tiff if tl .,i,. V , Charles Davis Assistant to Business Manager Carnette McMillan Secretary to Business Manager Happy Johns Secretary to President Laura Harris Library Assistant Lanell Garrett Bookkeeper Virginia Bowen Business Office Assistant 571477 Jewell Howell P rint Shop Carolyn Evans Secretary to Dean of Students Loyce Whitten Secretary to Dean of Students Charlotte Keels Switchboard Operator Audine Culpepper Secretary to Director of Public Relations Miriam Smalley Secretary of Academic Dean Talmaclge Keels Print Shop Manager i- Ethel Basham Hicks Agnes Mays Dormitory Blanche Price Conway Matador Hull 20277077022 021355-4025 Ueita Turner Bottorff Willis Hall I .Lqx X A I fx . ' 5 . f , A.'- JV-5, ,.. . N Z' 'L Ax, '-1 4 A Bess Davis Harrison Ferguson Hall rl, Rf Jackson Robinson ' A A McDonald Hall La Dean Cramer Steward Pioneer Hall Nellie McEver Hodges Nursery Manager W Connie Wood Sweeney Secretary, Association of Former Students. iN! 3 Emma Harder Hutchings McDonald Hall X14-'- ip! 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J mn. 5 7 31 X I 1 t 13 'YJ-.H f U 5 1 N14 Norman Blake uf I 4 J I l I 5 Befh Dobson xx ing nan .A 1 ksf' x ' I x 'J , dx! v.'- xp-, ig N -fi. ' It . ' . '...iA T-44. I' K. ,uxfw X 1.1- .MK X Q' n 45 F 11 T57 Carolyn 'lE l! 'frvul-ng Ul-mmfn, -ulng-N. 1 Henry Fllppm Glenn F Whee L'- . ', , Mcedc JI, . . . 1 . F I 1 . 1' 'Q1 1 ' ' 'll 'I -45 . X- ' x Newman W' Nell McEver Hodges 5 . q .5 Harold Henry 15 ,fb Joan Womble Gb Fran? Row: Max Newman, Beth Dobson, Maida Esmerian, Joan Womble Center Row: Glenn Farring, Karen Bruckner, Stacia Sco1't, Dick Yeamans Back Row: Royce Measures, Kenneth Carier, Earl Nance 70442 7044 among ,4 aumfdaddegee ,A- 0Zl757z47ZD7W? ssvzvazs fi C31 ' 1 H21 's.,,,,X. ll 1 .- .1 ... , f 4 fame Wamdle Szfepden .lea 5. f? ' 'T '1 ...V qi 'A -.,w' Ill A1 4.4 v, V 5' ?f:r'J- ' Seated: Jettie Sams, Commissioner of Women's Athletics, Dick Yeamans, Vice Max Newman, President, Sam Sattertield, Commissioner of Social Activities, Barbara Evans, Secretary, Standing: Elton Brian, Commissioner of Elections and Publications, Dean Bryan Robinson, Faculty Advisor, George Frost, Commissioner of Men's Athletics. Student Government Association Smale Betty Martin - Louise Ryberg - Sylvia Arnspiger - Kay Archer- Clyde Cain- Royce Measures Dick Yeamans - Earl Nance- David Cartwright- Folorun so Bamiioko - Glenn Farring- Larry Young. Not pictured: John Murphey - Bi ll Landers - Dorothy Cannon - Martha Rankin - Maida Esmerian - Sam Satterfield- Wayne Bristow- Betty Cross- Beth Brian . M ZW Students gather for S.G.A. xy I , ,' officers' c ampoign rally. Qu .sf gt Twirp week savings.. X - ,K . , Xi A 4 Q: t. 1 gg - 1 on ' sf. ily . turn- 1 rffzfdt' an e, J 'P' FI 'Wi L f 4 Aw Pioneer Open House. . .,aD'-X.,-E 13:7 , ' In the President's Home. r meets with student leaders for o buzz Reception for the ploy cost. i , 1, -Il 1 iv i . . '- . 4 f A , . . ji, PE!-fffi H 'i 1-P ' 't it iI5'9f'f - I ,fqffiffl V'-'E-?,Qff9Ff,. ' f . . .-my - ' ' -N H - bT5v3f?3'1i5I-Q -ffg3,52?2Z:'1fQ P' l-f - l, e,iZ1f,1 w, . . ,--UJQMP' L v ., Y li l'. an-l 4 -M 5 J'?: -L 'if'-JA 1, -'.'. - -- J - .. - ,e.,. s' , Q . .,.. M., A . 1,.,. .f2..11-nw -,N-fs-N -251 - ,s ... I' D g' Ji ' ' t I I-A4 ir .V -L4 wr. Av '--vga . - H., ' ' ' W,-' ,-,1ilf- '--- '-5'14?9g'i1QgiE?fyQ,?J. 'E,- . evils'-'x. . -' A1 e-1-Wie l A Y - 2.55m-Y-' A' f- ,E -,-gi ft? V .LL --' Y' 1 AP... -,. A fi f 'nl' ,A13 7 .'T f5f.v!, 0 , ftglzn 1' laik 'sri' ie 454- 1- ,.gg5.a5s1-:elf . . ' - -' pa BE . B N Golden Sllppxefjs Imlackeyed Susqnu So homore C 0 emafional Ch . P nd Place Th. d Olr SeCO If Place E I r: i i I U' ' 'lv 1 .N 'l'lCf ' ' U 1 ,-- ,5,, Vi ' i ' JW ? 'fi' AA ,gi v in ,am WL-,ab,, ,-x ,A uf -- E ' elf- ' f,.E'5 1 'Ill 'hip F 3 Qin , ---'U-' mununhg 1 3 1, ' ,QQ , w,n ' AN? CfJL1F'5Ev-ns lm 1 C-I' if 5554 Yamini rj - The Wayland Wonder Band The Junior Pioneers Homecoming Event in P I? JL., E, Q- A . 1. - ir .H if 11: ' - Former student Billie McCann 1 Ni 'Q b viii' if 'E ' K . ' 1 V -'w -'2.,: Q I ' - acts as M. C. for the Saturday Q. --' ' fill 6,114 '- '- , , r y my I . afternoon entertainment. ,' 543 f 5 , f,- e J., - 1 llhlii x 1 E 4 , , Fi, , , '. V :Q l 1 ' ,' ' ix r g fb :,H'l-.iff N ' ' - . C ' I i I w The Honeer Clyde and Delbert put their names in Memory Lane. OMA GENE CAPPS eLi Sa ,lxvhxijiv ,tin h ' . . -, ' .,.L..-Z- BARBARA EVANS Rhapsody ln Blue Mission Band ght Of The Silvery Moon' Junior Class NJMYSH PAT LEE Round My Shoulder hapel Choir ' ' SON l n ARSHA iligiacli Magic Tho' Slience Club -JV Y Us In TVICHITTE . . UndM 9 Su ul, A, I l 5' If, - E BEVERLY EDWARDS -9 ii-n 1 gr 'S ' Q 9 ,ACi,,A. MVB , kg , ur y- 4 1-1' .J i llffawlllle A... ii F . ' l ' g'T' lm' r A 9 5' fs , , . A '- ii Q ie f' -l- A ' ' A. i z. . g.E.1 .15bb.'. ,I 1 1 -. ' is ' L.-. we ,L 'r,!,f- In -.1 ing , bl. 1. JA: ,Q A . H Y .mr Q A 3? .Q 4 4 ,Q eFs.:,,'..l'.i:, 'f '211I:i.1f,'.'.:::4L 1-'il-I---T, .'-f'.'.1.'3f, f I r , ,, F, . IMI, , 1 .,.s,A .. UA. , . seg-Q B! 1.1-t.L..-..L.1N.2..i . 1' - 44+ '- LOUISE RYBERG Rose, Rose I Love You Ministerial Alliance . -,gigs-Qffsj .I , i f Q ' A h H ,ffl in ve ,, ' ,- . A -1 lf 1 . S1 GLA H! jug 1 L 375 . ' Q! ' IJ, ' yi V ,lil I jf' . .. , .3 J 1' ' ' - wi. -,, 1- . V- .h --+jqi4,Q5'e,. A.. 'G' v H, x BE TH , 'Blue BRIA N F- 7-Hf'4 0ii .Q- . ff T' '-2573 . L ' I f .:.l'i ,t LEP' ' 1' mme 'liiiu eww' Ho' N 4 , E 7 , ' E 'Q 05 C1 se ' A MH, ' ' 5. The X use ki C . - Seannle iihgmsinmon Stardust Y. W. A. Ui. -ff' ii xxxx i 6 I 4, i A .9 ER X- ,, -H??f'l? ebes .4 fa I 1 L F - : :W A f A I F! QZQJII rl' at 1 W V cc ll I ,rw ,xi-1-an ug, A , ,ml M of W Juli Iiininf i V H ,A K M I- ,. . .Aw W, v!' V I 1 I 'ru' 'ZR of - A 5 - ,. A A ,-',, 71 H!! fi ,. '1 1' ' L S A E ,,. . . Z , , -1, C0 ' F .rn ioxiit:iV 'Pie in A Q27 Pi'-If qndiBAR 0N ll e u WW? KAY ARCHER '9 Que PM Blog Green Sleeves Home Economics Club ehs S0111 . Associafio wh'fe n Xxx X Xxx!!-h'E If f The Fight ls Oni' as Slime Shirley Ellis and Slime Wayne Bristow are ioined together in Wholey slimony. ' xilll llfl' K X ll ix , ll il, X so-NNN '53H 'o4fZ of ighll Slime Skelton, Slime Whitten, and Slime Coward are introduced in chapel for their very appropriate dress. i ,f X X XXY 5. 65 ',?,,Q 'Xb X X'3 ,gi ' f f X Y X L 4 r t XQN ,K ,gitgn X13 I, ' --N V QX il ,iff I S 'I M, X A i'f lXe12'5':r l'i4l 'ff7f'f'f ,- , . NI ef ee ,, Wfffef ,.11..f. 't 1.-.5 X E-riff' 'H f , ' f' iss, Us ff, ss Ziff , ., 5'i,'95 N-Nr., ' licil-'55, rf' X' 4- ', ' , 'J -M sf 5,4 ' f SLP Ft' fr- ft', 1-e , -' ' I -1 ' .:'.'a ' , -, ' 9 115'fi f - A' - 31577 : . ye more f N - -I-' H rf ' .94 - , '. f be 7 I l 54-G., Y Q t ! , oli 59 . aes I ' lr. - ' ff' I . X09 od' . ,, - SXSX Qt ,W -- not Woo' . ' f? - 1 AO gd 9 -W1 A . pmolx nee. on 6 Qofvl .-We get -to 50906 0. owed ol x gO Their Day Refreshments are served to the guests at the annual slime party by Slime Mona Pott and Slime Charolotte Penn. Sli:-neH Ufiifer . Q d . I ddln Slime Lqndelme Wolser onstrote tale S flf, i ' ' ' ' f l f X ll lxlll ljlflfl ' ' ' f t I X X XX l If I I If l'lf7 f'if hy lL, Hf'f,71?4,ll rf X xx 1 4, ' ul?'9f ,J The Winnahsl ' Howard Hunter Don Judy Bugher, Margery Whitten, Martin Carl Kraig are voted best dressed Slimes of 'l955. 'f' fl,-' f 5151 fl, in arms jf! Left to right, back row: C. L. Beard, vice-president, A. A. Bur- nett, David Moore, board members, Tom Parrishudirector of develop- ment, lfrontfrowl, Dr. A. Hope Owen, Connie Wood Sweeney, executive secretary, Billie Glynn McAdams, board member, E. K. Shepherd, president. Members of board, not present, are: Bobbie Lee Casey, Robert Caudle and Tommy Allen. fgzdfzfq ' , wia.effA4f pf-2119 ew, 6 l cvzmn, Sfzqfe 4 'l , ' .fm-ul?-2 f 30L'L'l'f!' ff 1 6 ' W Jmlwl ! Winona Glenn, second semester Scholarship Girl, - sons, first semester scholars p Girl. an -.- ' Counselor- - - - - President ----- - - Vice-President ---- - - Secretary - Treasurer ---- Dormitory Chairman ---- Senator ----------- Mrs. Bess Harrison Stacia Scott Koko Maecla Cookie Barron Karen Bruckner - Joy Price Music and Devotional Chairmen - - Guyda Baten, Barbara Evans Social Chairman ------ Jorene Clement Parliamentarian ------ Rita Alexander Representative - at- Large-Marion Brown Wing Representatives - - - Betty Cross, Beverly Edwards, Margaret Hartley, Margaret Reynolds Wing Chairmen ------ -Margie Hows, Lometa Odom. Margaret Vaughan , Frankie Evans I' ., , ,l X H' 1 A S X . , N If L ,fiv- W ,f i 'l '-if- F -. Dr. Owen si ns the uest book at ' - -1 ' 9 9 b Ferguson's Open House. ' S, ' Mrs. Bess Harriso 2 E 3 F 2 S 2 N-- l i L X-+4 41-P' . -nu 5 'ff 1, A 'rg i r ' N 3.5: .AH V l '..:-I V Kr-l, J,.vs,usa-s- ,, -kb ,.- JL. . , ,LQ A . ,. I 1 H J 'M.,An,,'l :U ,. V.. I I .,.,3i.,.,, X HA- M V. -H, M-fum' ,N ii' .- --err: , f-gi fQ,11ff 'T' 113- .-'Y WW ,I-ff.,- - - Mrs. Ethel Hicks F - - Oma Gean Capps J A 'SQ President ---- - - Darlene Riley itory Chairman - - - - Anna Lou Jones tor --------- - - Beth Brian ic and Devotional i-mon --------- - - Louise Ryberg ql Chairman ------- - - Joan Womlole esentative- at- Large - - - - - - Ann Crews 4' Representatives ------------ - Peggy Hodges, Joyce Stites, Carita Jarrett, Frances Zello M Chairmen ----- ------------- R aye Wilson, Diane Maysak, Wilma Woods, Shirley Ellis Phyllis Knox serves refreshments to guests at the Agnes Mays Open House. 17 'T C7 ev Q W1 Sr f Treasurer - - - - Chris Rice - .I ' -JIE5' ' -' .....,4 77223441464 71466 vii Fi' - ...nr 5 u 5 L i W il! ei l - , ' ' Z 4 . - g, B W -if -4., '.. A Q4 1.4111 fill 'wi 'FI 4 ,Ev U i -Q, .511 1. ' E -V.,.,f' ff. V - Q li . fill: Tl li .uf :btw I - -r C :Rig fri! .re --j 1 514-1 5 r li? , fi 1' i will' 'lf Ffgll' ' f i x ll' 571, I l - lf 2 lu. .351 5 ..l- - I, r 1 A + W, if ir ' 7 Counselor- Mrs. Robyno Robinson President and senator-- David Cartwright Suite Representatives: Joe Naylor Lynn Rhoderick Vernon Stokes Bill Landers Jabez McGowan Don Sellars Jerry Morris George Frost Don Seigler Sam Ligon Q7 x CD K2 5. ., ear. i Al' ,ji Uf1S9l0r . . . . .Mrs. Blanche Conway esident ........ . . . Raneol Ivey cretary-Treasurer . . . . . Yvonne Mitchell airman ........... . . .Maida Esmerian nator .............. . . . Betty Martin presentative- at - Large .......... Joyce Taylor ng Representatives ............ Janette Barr, Claudia Harp, Dora Zepecla, Lavonne Aclay ng Chairmen ................. Zola Langley, Jewel Chandler, Ethel Marie Goss, Jettie Sams 1 2 I L U if Wfetadaz 7146! Q E Q1 F E l ,l W Fronlcle l.eGrunge Vernon Scott, and Bob Shnelcls enloy CI game of Monopoly cus Nelson Moore and Bobby Broxson look on. fi fl'f 'GP-9 1 1 R ...li rf-,.f ,--nd -, ., ,Q-.1 '- - xC9- 'lla ?6aaeefz nselor: Mrs. W.E. Steward sident: Dorothy Blair - President: Glenda Knight efary - Treasurer: Margarei' Owens tor: Sylvia Arnspiger Chairmen: Pat Hill Nadene Formway ewing Council: Farol yn Taylor Margaret Barr Laura Harrison Wal! X ',,-in h':..' A --Agfxsl . , 365,41-ff .-Y?-'ilu-lt4h!luuug,.q -. 'li Girls signing out fo the Recital cv! A1194 if I Ui? if sg-1,g g ,7f 1714 l f 1 ' 3 gg. I , L, -,,, .P fe? 'fi' xi X ,Q Xl i fs- -A Joan Womble, Editor, Tommy Jones, Assistant Editor 'Me 7mae6m Staff Carloyn Abernethy, Senior Editor, Frances Zello, Faculty Editor, Dorothy Cannon, Sophomore Editor, Jettie Sams, Junior Editor, Ruth Ann McDaniels, Freshman Editor. Barbara LeGrange, Activities Editor Milton Martin, Religious Editor, Yvonne Horton, Academic Editor, Kay Hanna, Art and Snapshot Editor. L Jim Phipps, Boys' Sports, Oma Gean Capps, Girls' Sports T5 Mary Allen, Business Manager Miss Farten, Faculty Advisor If ff :AJCJ .wrig- 'A 347,647 . ,ZZ-2244! Wayne Bristow, Sports Editor, Betty Cross, Religious Editor Beverly Bush, Editor -in -Chief 'Me 74.266 glczyevz Staff Bob Davis and Kay Archer, Columnists f 'S-' 5555-Q Phyllis Yarnold, Reporter, Gene James, Reporter, Davis, Photographer, Clyde Cain, Assistant Photographer Sam Satterfield, Reporter, Sylvia Arnspiger, Reporter Presidenf .... Vice- President. Secretary ..... Treasurer. . . Senator. . . . Sponsor. . . .Jorene Clemenf .loan Womble Beth Brian Betty Phipps Craig Kay Archer Mrs. Cecil Cosper j L uw. A i L4 M lnstallafion party at the home of President and Mrs Owen I President. rter. . . . . . I Chairman. . dent ...... . . . Carolyn Abernethy . . ...... Kay Hanna . . . .Nancy Grigsby . . . .Stacia Scott . . .Beckey Wright or ....... . . .Miss McAdams v WJ' -Ls- SVA y ?ecZwze af 14 ,,V ... - M j-,Q ,- ..-L, V .. ' . .--- -' ,',..5. ' . . - . - V , .,-- Ixwvw .I . . v .,,. , . LY-Z1 af Av ,K 4 ,T 3 Hunk Henry, Historiang Dr. Cecil Cosper, Sponsorg :Max Newman, Parliomentarian . Annual F. T. A. Banquet DE,-477tf4 ' ' -W ,, - mme-': ' VM ,--,.,.-.f- - funds and 06:5 .lace , W Yi! L N T xv , igtliklggln I LWQ5 V W 11:5 Q . 1 f.. .-. ' I .MA , 3, my V t -. I .ji For H X V S Hfld Great P sions 6965 9 Lo B -59601 6 awoke Death Cel - '-.J 7754645 cmd 7701446 -Dub Bryant -Reed Harris -Sam Safferfield -Mary Allen Viclu Finley Wayne Bristow ' . 'f.'7f5lif'Sw. - Positive Speech Negative Speech Delete .. F pf' 5 fmgeg' ,mln .....l im, 2523 , -' .lfh 'Si' L. G. presents the question 47' Mr. Landers lectures F Marg aret defends F ' lad ent...... President. ry ...... .... ref. . FS. i Kenneth Coffee Kenneth Carter Kenneth Coleman Bill Webb Dr. Cecil Casper Tom Z. Parrish President .......... .... M rs. lst Vice-President. . . . . . Mrs. 2nd Vice- President .... .... Mr s. Secretary-Treasurer. . . .... Mrs. Social Chairman .... . . . Mrs. Sponsors ..... . . . Mrs. Mrs. -vi Bill Knight James Russell Billy Rowland George Young R. L. Howell A. Hope Owen Bryan Robinson Christmas party Zack Z 7 at the Harden s' -,NXA Science Zia! -Q-Q4 President ........ Secretary - Treasurer. Program Chairman ...... . . . . .Neal Rob Publicify Chairman. Senator ........ Sponsors. . . -n-. . . . .l:. Bamiin . . . .Dr. MCC l . . . .J. A. Oi .Charles L .Burfon Cr e Prof. Prof. Robin . . .Glenn Earring President ...... Jerry Morris - Treasurer . . .Edward Phelps Maido Esmerian A. Bamiioko Dr. Eugene Jones Edward McMillan - were +,r.11..r,v fy , f e 7 1? 66:45 7-3 4-N ,911-J -ax -:N I .. ra x ' X ' - ' .1 'S 'QV es: E 36' . 4x,rxf X lk X.,-, rg 13 T x 'il' x. L: Q urs 'HY 'X W. E. Steward, Director , T s Q5 s xf 'i , -Q., f - Y ' 'V W- E The ayland Colle T iii, T i1 'Er-, I 41 2 fy, ki I , , X 1 7 X A L The Wayland College International A Cappella Choir is a well known group. Two 1 year, carried it the breadth of Texas and into New Mexico, to the Baptist General Con Texas in its annual meeting in Houston, and even to the State Fair of Texas, where, on side stage and in a T. Y studio, it exemplified to that cross section ofthe Texas pe the necessity of the brotherhood of man in a world in which hostility is so often the W. E. Steward, chairman of the Division of Fine Arts and associate professor ot music director. Q9 6 J.: .Q fxlk VX' f 1?-, . J HU! QQ If ,J 4 . -Q 'Q I 'E A 1 ,N E . '- . .ff :-- f4-.ea 1' IT Cf' sv rq Harlon Reece, Ken Bush, Earl Nor Darel Wal ser. .Si ur xr f 2. ,md Rv.. 'r-f , 4. Ui I S wg!! I I . . Y x ll J , ' : . K r ji fr ,Q l ' l 1 1' V I , . , . , X ' fl . r xl J , 5 ., .V , 1,, i :X nh. 9 f- -a-,ff 2. . 'fi Front row: Norma Floyd, Chris Kitterman, Jimmie Hartlwcock, Jean Glass. Back row: Jett Floycl, Gene Kitterman, Bob Hartlwcock, Harlan Reddell Front row, left to right: Koko Maeda, Margery Whitten, Dolores Clark, Back row: Guyda Baten, Karen Bruckner, Nell Stout. '57 1 ' Q' F .4 in J V1 v n . lapi- N W0 oi W X5 ar 00111 lv! S? e '70'O'les i v Wh fe H7 i 1 . .6g. G Ch . I M Co 'MON ol' S1119 o 5 is oeea E5X':mo The International Choir makes first color television appearance at the State Fair of Texas in Dallas. ff 'liflggg I fglyi new Tl S. tlg 4 LJ , ,, ,fs-.1,.a-.-in--A r 4.3 Hormoni zi ng of homecoming Directors for Amahi Looking forward to a great year . 1 , i Ugh! Ugh! Ugh! The Choir leaves for first Tour of season .. l . . . .Carolyn Smith . . . . .Guyda Baten . . . .Earl Nance . . . .Ed Golden . . .Lex Roby .Bill Landers .Ken Bush, Jeff Floyd, Bob Harthcock, Howard Hunter, Gene Kltterman, Harlan Reddell, Darel Walser. IILIXULOJLJ .... D0l0I'9S Clalk, NOHTIH Corbin, Norma Floyd, Jean Glass, Jimmie Harthcock, Helenjean Hays, Chris Kitterman, Nolene Rucker. ' l- 1 2 Nt' .i ,pi ,., -5- Q .Z 1 E S 'If 'E' 4-1- 1 I 644464 64405 l Formby speaks on s trip to Russia. Rev. George Lambert reports on dangers of Communism. Dr. George K. Schweitzer, 1956 Willson Lecturer. Dr. E. N. Jones answers the question ls there a conflict between Science and Religion? R. D. Perry shows slides of Holy Land. Dr. Bela Nagy, Qsecond leftj, Community Concert artist, performs in chapel. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Flowers present a concert organ for chapel. dampen 76466414 Mrs. scusses Freedom of the Press. Dr. W. W. Adams, Dr. Douglas Carver, Dr. James Middleton, J. l.. Harden and Pres. A. Hope Owen during Pastoris and Laymen's Conference. aptist Student Union Council President- Norman Blake Enlistment Vice- President- Frankie Evans Devotional Vice - President- Betty lsham Social Vice - President- Mary Allen Stewardship Vice- President- Lee Edward Leary Secretary - Vida Findley Publicity Chairman - Charles Phipps Missionary Chairman - Richey Wallis Music Chairman-Susan Logan Sunday School Representative - Kay Archer Training Union Representative - Glenn Farring Promotion Chairman- Tommy Jones Volunteer Mission Band-Milton M Fishers of Men- Bob Lacey Ministerial AI l i ance- Henry Flippm Y.W.A.- Beverly Edwards Editor- Betty Cross fall. Dr. H. Guy Moore, Broadway Baptist Church, Fort Worth, was guest preacher for the annual Campus Revival in the -5 X54 - 1, V we- H Bryan, missionary Rica, brought in- messages during n Emphasis Week. With e Mrs. James Bottorff A., 1 M6 Q Tommy Jones, Dora Zepeda, Karen Bruckner and Glenn Farring, our nominees for Summer Missions. I g rl, or of religious activi - ,43'l TN .. i XX ,. 5...-, nd Mrs. Maudell Mere . '-f fthe music faculty. -f+ 'f?f- i V F ,f-'Q .rl avril:-i , ,, -, 45 -A ., ' -'Se Tl rf, B. S. U'ers fill up for Summer Missions. ,fW , X, . v- 3 up i uf in Ki if .ffwgff X 'Me 'Walmzm Wdwdw 'gfwd -lt Our new station wagon has provided transportation this year. President ------ Vice - president ---- Secretary -------- Treasurer --------- Extension Vice-Chairman Sponsor- - - Extension Chairman ---- - - - - B - - -Joe Naylor Reporter ---- ----- ' ' ' ' ' ' ' -Milton M Sam Dau Wynell Clyde C in Claude Margaret Dr. Maddox a C siclent ------ - --Beverly Edwards e-president ------ - - Diane Maysak retary ----------------- Phyllis Blackburn ic and Devotional Chairman- - -Lcnelle Dozier rature and Library Chairman - -Judy Lemons yer Committee Chairman ----- Barbara Runyan ator --------------- - - Martha Rankin nSOl EVIL - - -Mrs. Bess Harrison l may vsfff ,. V V '- -sry, 4 Q. za' 'Ax 4 W is h 'f rx Xi Pig!- The Auxiliary gives Nigerian students gifts for Christmas. ,.f hfitffgll ' i 'B ,, i1,.iLggk'f1,,4i UQ. ll vi 3 11314 I 3. in' . if Q ll VMMQW 14:4 N, 'wr .yy '-4 , 'Q R' 7 ,' 4, lt ', -V. ,414 ' 'J' - O ac. -xi -'QPM H, ,JL y wind af Wien President ------ Vice- President- - - Secretary ------- Extension Chairman ---- r J 0 ' Program Chairman ------ - - - W, S L d - -- Y X X 5' Pi2f'.isfG. 7. Senator- - - Sponsor- Extension Vice- Chairman- - - - - Bob Lacey Kathleen Le Myrna Stokes Robert Hen Don Cole Margaret Elly Milton Martin Vernon Stokes Betty Martin Lynn Rader Dr. Bishop sident ------- ---- H enry Flippin -Bill Rowland -Charles Uzzle -James Holcomb - - - Ronny Boswell e- President -------- ---- refary and Treasurer ---- - - - sic Chairman- ------- - - ial Chairman- ---- - - -Larry Young mor-------0 -- nsor------- -----Dr. Dobson .r,,, J. H. Goins speaking at The Ministerial banquet 'Eli 'rl dn U ,o 2144 ' f -'H 'fi 77Zda6eZem6a,E fizifdcmae ONLY A PORTION OF THE MlNlSTERlAL ALLIANCE MEMBERSHIP 5- A li i , '-.lf M 'M M .sy qu ,, A, ., 1-- A.. ki if l f 2'-.4-if 'fii Jljf- Q. .M qv' 13- li W '-'L .N 5.1. 1 I ,.:utf - - 5..- I , lin . A ' rw 'lf l -H. - ima. Y A V l N' A i ll .Lifrx i., .-. J' We did gef some snow this year l ll Two and a half feet is all. . . 'UBI Colorado life!! Ah . . . Relaxation Campaign '? ?? Headache ? ? ? ? :- ,. - JV' t '. ff A' ' l-srl! I Q-1,1 ,,,--- A ,N . 'vXQg?'-H vgqkkl- I iff,-L ha !u L M4 I I . nm Al- VV i. ' - ' ' - lQ,L fil -W L, 1 I P AWA. . ,-.J ..1 7 g.' 1 . u , 'wi' if-n -.' ,At I . ,ilu-s Twas the day of clean- up and all thru the classrooms.. . ll ,: uv' V 1, lf' . ,fly- K, I. P1 -N- Nof seen in These parts for fifty years. . . before or hence, probably W livnii QQ' ' Y i1G' i fi.-f I I A ' gl was busy dusting and mopping not a speck of dust was left . . . much! f-1 ....., is growing . . . Santa? Visits Ferguson 1 . 1 g a, I ii v 'TH Y if-'fi 1 I 16 ,ff il ' 'mimi if -v .QNX ii ii: U, rt? x 1' Yu? , 'J . - . . - , M -- .- 'R , 'Yr 1 V-J. . - . I f 4 Ny X if , ik Th 1 I I i . I ' v. F1 ' ' f 34i mf 1 lim W il ' Yi if J ' fi cu 3 72513 V ,I 1 - 5' 'J' -6'-' ,- F-' -in ' , 1 ' I V 2151 ' Ji- ff' '-P? . . - V X I ,V JN H :H-wx x wf Q, .. ig. ' 751 , . ' .12 lu 5-fi 14 5, H, fi 'wwg V 2- I iglf P A1 Xfgm ,Q ' Q, , - V QQ ,1 ' -Fw '42 An 1, Q ' !5W3EfiiT1,g: .4s2 V 'E f I-'W . ,. -QQ, gully 'j' ,Q GV V' . ,. I I 2 9 5 ggi Q' W s as , fxa f 'Y -1 1-- F . 5' I fl 5, -5 -N . L' S , qywilifi '-.I 'xlhiwi h W 1 I I v . W Y- TQQAH' ii: 1 MY- 1 In If A H. 694 f-155 PR 1 if gm Z i . '. iii ii' 425 ' L 1422 , 'ff - 1 if-' N Y' ' g T if 5 V 5 fi. 'V' 1 - .Y 'L 33 i...f1i4:Y FH in l - -, In wc LF QL DL.. Q .Q ,5 - I 1, 1 2. V , - HAMA '. H yy 1 .Y ' -JP- f. ' ' T1 N V -f .. .1 . x gi ' ' ,- 1 ,N Z x. '- FV Ki my , Le 4' , ,, I 9? 1 1-f .l ' 5 as 1 - A X- W Q .21 Q ' 1 i ,gf -Y-H, ' 4 1 C :H-. ' K' ' 5 ' . ' A ' 'i',Z' '- Y L gi. -1-QW 4.1 1 I- rnb. -fx x y fl ffl, n Coach Under the combined efforts of Coaches Redin and Markham the Hutcherson Fly- ing Queens have had a most successful season, setting 'a variety of records. FLYING QUEEN ASSOCIATION J. REDIN SMITH MARKHAM of Athletics Queens' Coach a d MR. AND MRS. CLAUDE HUTCHERSON FLYING SPONSORS Wayland ColIege's Hutcherson Flying Queens are most fortunate in having as their sponsors, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hutcherson, Plainview, who practically adopt the whole team each year. The 1955-56 season is the seventh that the Hutchersons have served as sponsors. During this time they have made possible the playing of games in many sec- tions of the United States and Mexico be- cause they have flown the Queens in four Beechcraft Bonanzas approximately 75,000 air miles. Even before they assumed spon- sorship they flew the teams on a number of trips. Mr. Hutcherson, a Wayland alumnus and a member of the Council of the Associa- tion of Former Students, has long been an avid sports fan and Mrs. Hutcherson is al- most as enthusiastic. Both are active in many local civic and social groups of the -area and also participate in flying organiza- tions throughout the country. as fl- Rik-r L 12,6 J F 'ff x. Ill KAYE GARMS Sophomore 5' lO Forward and Guard Kingfisher, Okla. y figure in the Flying Queens' ot- e punch, Kaye is the only sopho- laiming a starting position. Her ALICE COOKIE BARRON Junior 5'6 Forward and Guard Georgetown, Tex. Cookie is a fast moving regular forthe Queens who mixed style and ball hand- ling with dependability on offense and ng and height also add to the defense. defense to eclrn her second letter at Way- land. ' xiii, DOROTHY CANNON Sophomore 5' 8 Forward Cotton Center, Tex. Dorothy saw action as a Flying Queen this season and gave promise of great things to come during her two remaining years at Wayland. Www, Q A t A WA? 4,Z,v:,,'Z77A1...4.-1 7 L. J, -7MW,,4g,,wfu4,f b'77 7' E5 7 ,076 OMA GEAN CAPPS Junior 5'8 Forward Blair, Okla. Co-captain of the 1955-56 Queens, Oma is a constant play- ancl set shooter, earning her third land letter. B I It . X- .,1,..,., ,gl ' jill, FOR FAYE WILSON v'1!v'v - ,'0LL :Ji 'Fl ' H Senior A,-L mf? 5 8 Forward- Guard W Ei MA N Duncanville, Tex. 'fl 'l A ' . ' ,mil A . A A 1 l 1 C' Faye, playing as one of 53431 ' ff fm, iq the two All - Americans on AAP' :- 'N 5 QL, , t c I I :Qui 2 '. 5 A1 L lj: ' F... 'I - .lst .f 7' this year s roster, earned Msgs, 1 ri z nili .-.ga her fourth college letter N115 if 'MQ f M 'i'.La's 3 !l Ka- - Q' while carrying a maior part Cain 1 -' fb ' . - if ff Z7 I . -' l an 4- L'-E ', ofthe Queens' defensive 1:3 4 it-gl P 'A 'IB Lx, A1,3.,l5,,J,- load. I 'F I L M P' 9 Fi-if 424 i .af,'-to :angst ' -+ '-11 -f -. 'le I -, , ' f ig' if- 1-iilf. 2-JT' '11-'raw ZDULZS M W' ' LOMETA ODOM Senior 5'l'l Post- Forward Dimmitt, Tex. Lometa ranked among the nation's top women cage stars, starting i955-56 plGy as a three time All - American. Lometa led the Wayland attack in every department this year, earning a lasting place in AAU basketball annals . r' . RITA ALEXANDER Junior 5' 7 Forward-Guard Loco, Okla. Rita, co-captain and one of the Queen's top scorers, enjoyed her best season since ioining fhe WC team. She promises to be avaluable fac for in next year s campaign. MARION BROWN Sophomore 5' 9 Guard Deer Park, Tex. One of the state's outstanding women athletes, Marion has received All-Amer- ican honors in track and field competition She has proven her ability as an AAU basketball cager in her role of one of the team's strongest reserves. JUDY BUGHER Freshman 5' ll Forward Noble, Olcla. Judy, after making All-State in basket- ball-minded Oklahoma, shows signs of being equally as good on the college court. Her height is a valuable asset to the Wayland team. 1 ,,, fl Q' tl F' ' Al Ii MARGARET ODOM Freshman 5' lO Forward and Guard Dimmitt, Tex. Margaret added height to the team on both the offensive and d ends of the court. She holds two State honors and a good deal of ience which gives the team a boo si . Q..bi, ' 91 A N I 14415:-A-.-pig..-1-1-, 12 I-43' ue, ll i JOYCE KITE Freshman 5'3 Forward Craig, Mo. One of the hardest work - ing Queens on the first-year squad, Joyce is fast and an accurate shooter. This combination gives her a bright future in basketball. L E I i l it I KAY WILLIAMS Freshman 5'5 Forward Panhandle, Tex. Kay, on outstanding hustler and shooter in her high school play, has shown her abilities also in this year's college performance. I 1 - ' -if Preparation for fake-off. 'f --a T' 'A ' ' 'WA' 5 i Q K.---W f -NNI. vs' i X f if- i Wx A z 0 E F ' A 1- uhh 1 4 a 9 i' ony! Wayland All -Americans: Faye Wilson second-time, Lometa Odom fourth-Time, Raye Wilson, Kaye Garms, and Rita Alexander first-Time. x Losers ' i i T i Display of Trophies, lleH to rightl, Bob Carroll Hufchersons, Bob Hooper, and Dr. Owen. Queens Capture Thu Consecuhv Sjvagyg F -NE, Airport greeting , i , V X , . C? ,, 4 i Q- . Action!! ational .A.U. Title The Hutchersons at student body reception following return of victorious Queens SEASON'S RECORD 23 Wins--O Losses OPPONENT Score: They We Clarendon Jr. College 35 54 , Cactus 7 67 Cactus l8 52 LaRosettas of Houston 14 73 , Weatherford Jr. College 30 66 Clarendon Jr. College 36 47 Ft. Worth Motorettes 20 Sl Weatherford Jr. College 35 83 lowa Wesleyan 36 38 lowa Wesleyan 36 54 Kansas City Jewelers 32 52 Nashville Business College 40 41 Nashville Business College 23 35 Clarendon 37 59 lowa Wesleyan 38 61 lowa Wesleyan 44 65 Clarendon 38 51 Nashville Business College 46 53 Nashville Business College 45 53 National A. A. U Tournament Santa Fe Streamliners 18 59 Philander Smith of Little Rock 19 80 lowa Wesleyan 31 55 Nashville Business College 33 39 Traveling trophy being presented to Wayland for the third and final time ' -we 0 College i 'A 00 ee,-sr U55-56 51 L fr 4 Qll 4, ,K ' IA A yi ll' .nil , , f X W IJ ex gill! 1 Nl-ll 1 KULI 'Zn Xdf 1 3Ylf.AlAa1 ll lv .Fx i A NAME Leroy Green Everett Allen Bill Webb Jerry Phillips Frankie LeGrange George Frost Pete Campbell Roy Young Max Newman Bob Shields Martin Chandler COACH H. J. REDIN POS. G G G G G F F F C C F HEIGHT 51 811 5' io 61 011 51911 51711 6'0 61211 6'4 6'8 6'3 61211 CLASS Sr. Soph. Jr. Soph. Jr. Sr. Jr. Sr. Sr. Jr. Soph. HOMETOWN Amarillo, Texas Hereford, Texas Pampa, Texas Hart, Texas Guymon, Oklahoma San Antonio, Texas Dallas, Texas Bovina, Texas Hart, Texas Phillips, Texas Clovis, New Mexico TRAINER - HANK HFNR I I ' Q Q X .1 I 4 . 11 T W5 4 5 Q X 'E X J Captains Max Newman Leroy Green Hurley J. Redin Couch Wx gl I I l cz: ' . '- ---4 ' if ,L ' ' Q fi! F X M' , 1 asf , 7 ,f . Aetion ,., fi. f. -fe nn rt'-v Q-.L . ,r--v 'QT' ai' afpw' A W- . ',.A7-E35-Tfr 'A' - ,,,.. NI x,2'o eifmg HOW Gb . rag! OU, f ' 5 ob N96 X by Jock? as 1- Enjoying the game, Kaye? . - I ' 5 W5 , f-Z xyabx x ' '37 f G- r 'KSA-1 V355-L, .X 9 Q x 1' ' f 4 ' ' ' 19, f - j,,f.Ff- XY 'w - ' i ,If-I fqf g.'g,1- -wp A- ' f, 1Ql. . . + ' 1 'Q'1i- x H i 54vle3E.Q'flf2' ? Lew' , eG5Y wk wve I, s ..--qi' , 1 X N ROY YOUNG 6'4 senior forward from Bovina. An expert hoopster averaging 21 points or better a game during 1955-56 play, he gave Pioneer offense real punch- and holds the individual scoring record with 50 points for one game. . ,-0 , ' r si.. Xi 5 X, MAX NEWMAN 6'8 senior center from Hart. The team's big man in more ways than one, Newman claimed the season's honors with 518 points and ended his college ba ball career as the holder of Wayland's four year scoring record, hooping 1784 points over the span from frosh to senior ' ,Z FRANKIE LeGRANGE 5 7 rumor guard from Guymon, Okla. Frankie was the usual ball of fire this year, sparking the Wayland defense and proving to be a real key to the success of the team's fast breaking offense. In 1-w ,A-14 fi, D '-x LEROY GREEN 5'8 senior guard from Amarillo. A floorman fhat's hard to beat, Green had a maior part in making the Wayland attack sting throughout his last year with the team. i 4 it if I, , .911-ni.:- l 1. -1 -,!5' ,nd-,T-1 ,, . l . Q. 4, 5 A LA V L , ,ks NA ,L ' , i g ' i i GEORGE FROST 6' 0 senior forward from San Antonio. As one of the strongest cagers to take the court this year for Wayland, George turned in many skillful performances needed to push over a win for the WC quintet. .hi .. 7 ., llvv J uf., , , QJJX if 'taxi uve. f' N H X ,g a e i fl - W f i 1- 3 5? I - , iffy' 4 ,f ,n fi ff ' Eu W,-by li it 5 ,, y ifglllll X f- g'E,, 3 ,ff , '2 V7 fp. if f Q f -ef, i I 1 f . .aw-.4 -. ' ' ' if 'ss' ,Le FF: l Gt' ex.. LI , 're ee iii Y, 1, ggi. , .aj i X K 'wj BOB SHIELDS 6' 3 iunior forward from Phillips. He proved his ability on both the offensive and defensive positions this year. l'le started the season off with a bang and never let up. .11 1 '-,,- ,,.. ' r Q . , A ' ' - 1 ,ni A q 4 if BILL WEBB 6'0 iunior guard from Pampa. a transfer from Schreiner Institute Bill, , quickly made a place for himself in the Pioneer lineup. Strong on defense, and Cl capable play maker, he has earned his first Wayland letter this year. 51- 1 5 ' . lx j '-sf .'-9 VERNON SCOTT 6'2 iunior forward from Quanalw. Returning to the Pioneer lineup in mid season this year, Scott has been an asset to the team's fast- breaking offense. 1 '4,,,...4-e 41? PETE CAMPBELL 6' 2 iunior forward from Dallas. Pefe has been a dependable player and has provided strong reserve sirengfh when if was needed the most. MARTIN CHANDL ER 6' 2 sophomore forward from Clovis, N. M. He played a good brand of ball in a reserve role in The early days of the season. He is expected to be back in the lineup next year. l l I .4 'I . -I -f' , . i J f A ix ' 'MJ 1 I ' 7. 41 ERRY PHILLIPS 9 so homore guard from Hart. of the most promising in Waylond's :iassman ranks. With a good eye forthe basket, Phillips turned in an utstanding performance ever! time he saw action for the Pioneers t is season. EVER ETT ALLEN 5' 10 sophomore guard from Hereford. Everett saw limited action for the Pioneers in the fall semester days of the current SSGSOFI. 5:-.44 .,f:v:Nf' 1: ' ,- .s. A 'gf 4 'mai .. ,W . f... .V , R51 ig . in fl.. 0 , 'fm' ' z use kg, ' ' ' nu, AQ Q fm um-can I Q , Y ig ,I 40 Vi - me '--f-jf ir -2 -1.519 z. 'vm-rv x fri , vii, 5 .S ' '5'T-TIL! N , L' g . ' - n wifi- 1 , l I E Biff' .nZ':'zb ' ' ' 1 ' ' ' Q' f - wr- - , , f w V. V, WR, -K - 'ah ff ...- ..,,.-, e .Q 4 13 4--...V - x . -fx ,, M, lr' fl M' Q P-wh-4 vf ' ' - 4 . 1 JJLEL. if :M ' ' 7- . '5 ff?'fil 1 . J--rw :T Lf . ' Lau up . - pfgfmg 425 M ggvfgigig - Q 5 L ff- ' w '. V . 41. Su... , - mf P- -.--.ig V f . ' '- -wvfrn H f . - , W --I - fanf- ' in LBJ! v - , - V . ' - - '35 T T .x3Q,:3f1':-5 1 W .. W, h , . 1- uw K v ---:Q .AL - .Au -, .Q r kg., -, 1.5-5 ' 'N ' ' 'F -1 H A 1 rs W. pi, K.-,,.x, ' -f ff'3 F- 1223-il'f:L' ' 1 ' V--' ' 1 Q ' ' Q11 1 ' -1-AL-,.-Qu., , ,, 1 ' r ----- V Y -. 'U A - XM netfllfslgna, 'a'f -'U' 5-f -Q: +p5,i,g.3,.H, ,U i i -fi H . f mal - .L-423 'Q ' , ww Y N, .'1' . 1 55' V '-wx..-we Y - ,, -.ww .,., -.uv ..,.Q5 L.,,.,. mm, 1, cg 1. 1955-56 SEASON Texas Southern University Southeastern Oklahoma Southeastern Oklahoma Trinity University Midwestern University Southwest Missouri Western Illinois Beloit College DePaul University Austin College Midwestern University Abilene Christian College Bell Dairy Co. Lubbock McMurry College Panhandle A Si M Abilene Christian College East Texas State College Pasadena College Panhandle A 8. M Western State College Western State College Sheppard AFB Sheppard AFB McMurry College Midwestern University 1,334 'E 'gig' 5. ef ' I .9 C . xxx-- Homecoming l! Clarendon J. C. Frank Phillips J. C. West Texas State Frosh Cisco J. C. Clarendon J. C. A.C.C. B Team Lubbock B Ballers Howard County J. C. A.C.C. B Team Texas Tech Frosh Frank Phillips J. C. West Texas State Frosh Jennings Supply Clarendon J. C. Freshman Team! lleft to rightl Bob Mohn, Manager, Nelson Moore, Bob Broixson, Benny Cartwright, Paul Siebenmann, Jerry Evans, Bob Painter, Don Kinard, Hank Henry, Coach. NELSON MOORE 5'ii Guard Artesia, N. M. X-N., BENNY CARTWRIGHT Guard P ampa, Tex. 5, K Q. BOB PAINTER 6l2lY bfi Forward Phillips, Tex. PAUL SIEBENMANN Guard San Antonio, Tex. . 6' BOB BROXSON 6101! Forward Sunray, Tex. DON KINARD . 6l3l' Forward Memphis, Tex. JERRY EVANS Forward Holliday, Tex. Team In Action li A34 'x 9- if E rx, ti .qu 3 A JZ I 1- .xr is xi-l ld A I 2- F 3 A 2 fix KN wig Basketball I if .!! .QE Ill Ill X4 , -i 17 T f M 5 ,' FZ, 3'V ? iv 1 ,HHEQJQQQQQRQ EEM if ef? L 1 ' H7 ij 1 A --4 '4 r .1 'I I m . ' .. ,-.., H3f3 .f,U ,- in ,. . ,.l ,Agn l ,.,1 1, , rf 'ls 4 gli! MH . r'-. ,'.,3.. Ping Pong K',',. wan. if 'INK '1-IIJVJMB V, .,.,Z' Q ' 3 .Y .'-.. 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' on .ii..f Q .,,f2.,.f.. .1 M-fi.LA , 'Ci a wi 1 E15 ,l . J 1. f-5if,r?:, Ns E - Y J: I X 1 'fi .1 ,1 .- -,EQ .ian-r,-:f.S, N U Q W I wr I 3'-3' Ars fw 'fl .ammagqggw i -r' ,, Y ' .A ' 3,14 -3',-,A 4 ..: , .-- '-'.' ef ' fn 'J ' mr 01, fad Q 7 I 4 R' u 'x , 5' SPONSORS. . . . . .DR. B.P. MADDOX MRS. R.L. DOBSON TREASURER. . . . . .WINDELL TAYLOR PRESIDENT ........ W. II. BRYANT VICE PRESIDENT ..... DON ARCIIER SECRETARY ....... LOMETA ODOM SENATOR ......... JOIIN MURPIIEY SOCIAL CIIAIRMAN .... RAYE WILSON REPORTER ......... FAYE WILSON I AA-wgsumeir '? 'wi w 1 2 V A L I 1 J, Q i 9 L m BRODlE,JESSEJ BRUMLEY KENNETH E Amarillo Education B. S. BRYANT Canadian Speech B. A. OLEMAN KENNETH B CROSS BETTY DELORES ' 'fix I VI q ,-'-x. It A ga.. if X f N ITU!- Q. ,,? - AA. FAUS, LAWRENCE H. Waukegan, Ill. -4 6 P T E 1' , ix jf' Psychology B. A. . L - D Y, ..-...fs qw! , 4, my FAUS GLENNA FINCHER FLIPPIN, W. HENRY Lu 0 Eden Educ 1 Bible and History B A B. A. FLOYD JEFFERSON H. FORT, L. GENE Ccpntcn New Mexico Pompu cr dMu c Bible I B A B A ,gui fi 74.-?l ,sn ':'1!g San Anfon io History .ff ,aw ,HL A 'TEV al l ll 1- . i l ' . 1' 'il HAILE, MILDR ED Aiken Education B. A. HARRB,C.REED Maud, Okla. English B. A. ,ff GRIGSBY, NANCY f ' Ventura, Calif. ' lN-- 'I l Education .,iYn , l l- . 6.-xx, D HAILE, C. o. Aiken Bible B. A. l 'e 95- HANNA, KAY ' M Plainview Education B. A. FROST, GEORGE L. GOSS, ETHEL MARIE Plainview Religious Education B A B. A. HACKER, ERMA GL Har? Biology B. 5. Senior lyl HARTHCOCK, ROBERT E. B gl Pasadena, Calif. ' l ' History 5' l kj K! HARTLEY, MARGARET Elizabeihion, Tenn. English B. A. ENRY, HAROLD L. ulsc, Okla. ,hysical Education .S. -,' , ' 1- -.L E, N. Win ,r . 5 ,4 ..+ ,, . Plainview English B. A. HODGES, NELL MCEVER Plainview English Class H E F LIN, TOMMI E MARSHALL J'-' i A -'fi 5' Xi? ff' , r x 'M Q 7 JONES, ANNA LOU l1l,' 1 Qwiw Andrews ' - - . Education g .tj B. A. ' :iffy-T 'i:4?' 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Brown, .lame Carol Plainview Bruckner, Karen Lamar, Colo. Bryant, Bassett M. Canadian Bryant, Beth Canadian 5 -ay vf ff: . ' .f lx Berry, Mac Tucumcari, N. M. Blake, Norman Colorado Springs, Colo. Brian, Elton San Antonio Alexander, Rita Loco, Oki a. Al lford, John Pampa Barron, Ali ce Georgetown Baten, Guyda White Deer 'C' 'T ..: fx ,LJ Junior 3, , 1, 4-,gi . A n S I C' kla. John , Conn. l, Pete l ma Gean r, Wanda Covington Carter, Kenneth Floydada Cartwright, David Pampa ' Q W Chandler, Jewell Central, N. M. Cl ss fi I T '53 . I, f 1- K f 3 1 I l fi I I l l l 1 ,lg AIN' Ji Clement, Jorene , Amarillo I ' Coffee, Kenneth Mmfxr Pampa P ' ' t . 4 I -,rj ,' j -Q VJ, ,I X i 'Z' 'Qin ., 1 ' -A t -, A T ' -A :gf .lx ff h 1 , V , , 1 :Hg kg, . :if N ' 'tau Q si. -525 'ft ' .Li ff? '. .,-sz '25 Daugherty, Sam Pampa Dawson, Helen Muleshoe vi? Q, N T? Dillow, Clarence Dumas Etheredge, Jo Gibson Santa Fe, N. M. 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Potter, Bill Shallowater Price, Duward Olton Randolph, Wesley McNeal, Ariz. Ray, Louise Boggess Tulia Recldell, Harlan ldalou Reece, Harlon Plainview Phipps, Charlie Bryte, Calif, l 10' 'Dx Lyles, Billie Anton Moysak, Diane Winthrop Harbor, lll. McGowan, Jabez Watonga, Okla. Miller, Bob Melrose, N. M. Newkirk, Kay Shamrock Persons, Norma Quitaque Phillips, LaVerne Boileylaoro Sophomore 6 0 pg, .i 'P' .5 , i. r - ,Q I f 1, 'im 1'5'w ' H uw.: Reed, Tempress Mclntosh, Ala. Roby, Lex Avalon, Calif. Rosser, Shirley 'Snyder Rowland, Bill Plainview A Runyan, Barbara Amarillo Sattgrfield, Sam Fort Worth Seigler, Don McAcloo Class 'Y Qr 'Y 'f-TJ' 2 ...Q S ff! !1 gs ..-. r is AG? f e f Sellars, Don Texhomd, Oklll- Serratt, Delbert Sudan I, -1 i l l i as .11 ,xt 'fly' '7 1 1 ,,,,.' x an s ... 'N 4 Smalley, Cleve Atlanta, Ga. Smith, Carolyn Odessa Stone, Vada Quanah ,rm ,-fp, I v-:xv '.f V 1.4. - 31 ir Ar A .-,J ' i 1 . 44 .t vw- ', ,. ew Q x, ,Q 0 lflyl 'Li 5 QQ, . - .4- 4-s.1!4.'J T4 I .' f 3' , . --i . -S? T, Stout, Dorothy Petersburg Taylor, Joyce Manitou Springs, Valentine, Gary Ropesville Vaughn, Douglas Martha, Okla. ggnnas fwifix .4 . Ps...-9 Colo. i' 545 4417 Woods, Wilma Abernathy Wyatt, Lavonia Plainview Zello, Frances Borger Zepeda, Dora Brownwood Chandler Wilson, Glenn Plainview Wright, Beckey Denver City . - jf x: llilf ' -4' ' 45 9 If Wiley, Betty Ariola Lakeview Wiley, Gaylon Lakeview Williams, Johnnie Plainview Vernon, Norma Lockney Wadley, Bill Plainview Walton, Paul Dallas Wesson, Tom Elgin Sophomores ,N I f-9 .vp 1 I . . 7 X x 'w 'Th' Q , 1lvgf .K I 4' .V -.y n f-4,-4,14 I J 4h SPONSOR .......... . . .DEAN BRYAN ROBINSON SOCIAL CHAIRMEN. . . . . . MARGERY WIIITTEN SHARON SCOTT ESIDENT .... E PRESIDENT. . . . . . RETARY . . . EASURER .... ATOR ..... PORTER. . . JOE PETERSON WAYNE BRISTOW MYRNA STOKES . . .BARBARA BARNES . . .BILL LANDERS ,DAREL WALSER R lies .4 .'-fy -try. A-Q me ,M Q ex Blu -Yr f, lf. .AQ 'GW J . r ---'Ita . 'Q' . , s A 1'- X rr sl '7 X tv-Q Benton, Rita Amarillo Best, Lee Ray Crane Biddle, Elizabeth Vega Billington, Lavoyda Farwell Bilton, Mary Nell Wortham Blackburn, Phyllis Sayre, Okla. Bledsoe, Donna Rails Boyd, Joan Plainview f Alexander, Bill Austin Allison, John Channing Arnspiger, Sylvia Portales, N. M. Arthur, George Rio Linda, Calif. Barbour, Larry Tulia Barnes, Barbara Amarillo B arr, Margaret Bonham Barron, James Post Freshman ML tai! 'ISI 3 f 7 ffl' as We -i' B ri sto w, Wayne Muleshoe Broxson, Bobby Sunray Bryant, Gale Morton Bugher, Judy Lexington, Okla. Bundick, Colleen Littlefield Bush, Beverly Cuero Cadenhead, Voncille Alamogordo, N. M. Cartwright, Benny Pampa Class 'U R 5 S I 's' 77 ...lx ll! ... r-5 345 ,fx .fl G47 F '75 . ,-L ws QW? 'N M75 lg 3 U5 415 Q3 tl P1-1 nl! 1' 47' 'QS' Chandler, Sanford Central, N. M. Cole, Donald Edward Coolidge Commons, Voncille Whithorral Corbin, Norma Dallas Coward, Jock Earle Amarillo Craig, Karl Plainview Crouch, Ledia Amarillo Crowley, Mary Follett X-3-ij 4 ,7' r t f '3 ' . ,i 1 'N Formway, Nadene Kress Galusha, Agnes Albuquerque, N, M. Giles, Christine Vernon Glllispie, John Lamesa fx Glascock, Bert Sundown G l ass, Jean Hereford Gonnsen, Faith Pagosa Springs, Colo. Gray, Allen ldalou 'Q' Dean, Bi II Texarkana Dillow, Beverly Ada, Okla. Downing, Marvin Plainview Dozier, Lanelle Rolls Ellis, Shirley Crosbyton Ellyson, Margaret Sundown Evans, Jerry Wichita Falls Finclley, Elizabeth Plainview Freshman Gray, Jo Ann Littlefield Green, Betty Sl aton Griggs, Karen Tucumcari, N. M. Guin, Chester Plainview all, James alias arrison, Laura lovis, N. M. artman, David ockney ewett, Rayford I ai nvi ew C ass -. ...? 9 75 -.-XE .X W 'tr .., fy. -1- .5 Qi . -' If x. V. 'N-.1 , sy ,airf- ik ' -- glftlr , , N 'uf ' , S. ' ff, Q 1 KF .J A47 Hodges, Peggy Artesia, N. M. v 'FSF' .- ag 'W' -fi ,X 7 ,W A..,,,,M ,.,,, aff'- --fr gd. J of 1 . QL Aga r , ' .1 r f. L, v 'Q gf- Y.. I Hunter, Howard Crane Hutcherson, Marsha Plainview Jackson, Scottie Albuquerque, N. M. Jagha, Rosina Lagos, Nigeria J ames, Gene Sundown Jarrett, Carita Albuquerque, N. M. Jester, Clifford Altus, Okla. Johnson, Joan Gladstone, N. M. 5337 2 ' 1 1 f f W, ,- . Q ii ff I I I l l l l ff' 'ii 'efSiTiZwBi Laney, Wanda Clovis, N. M. Lavash, Don Framingham, Mass. Lee, Pat Alamogordo, N. M. Lemons, Judy Amarillo Leonard, Dinzel Flomot Love, Duane Breckenridge Lyon, Clois Chillicothe McCoy, Juanita Amarillo .L I 1 K 1 I ,. , t M4 vi ,I .11 ?b s-1 . J A , . -, . ,, I f Av- 7' ace 'WX 9 Jones, Joe Lamesa Keller, Bruce Midlothian Kendrick, Lois Johnson, Kan. Kinard, Don Memphis Kite, Jo ce Craig, lvlo. Knight, Glenda Levelland Knox, Phyllis Vega Ann Lacey, Kathaleen Alamogordo, N. M. Freshman A-r H K I av ik 'PW'-f ' ' Wei-. 1.f1'4',' ': 744.-f.:p:g'.nul .. J 'U I ' 'ee 'I- 7, I ., 1,1 ff ll V if A V , ....V I E K in gi. . Rl. 5,3 saggy, 'Wi N unv '! McDaniels, Ruth Ann Canadian McLane Delano Rolls Martin, Betty Ropesvil Ie Martin, Billie Hereford iller, Beverly Guthrie, Okla. iller, Gary lton iller, Jeannie Melrose, N. M. oore, Nelson rtesia, N. M. Class 'S'-Z 1-I me ff-fr 1 7' ,,-v fl' tio Nesbitt, Tommy Texico, N. M. if: F at -, M f. if l R i f'll .l 'li ll Z? Yi i , '-'Y' ,, v, vu-ev Newell, Bobbye Anton Newman, Ray Don Hart Nichols, Doris .lean Midland Odom, Margaret Dimmitt Owens, Margaret Albuquerque, N. M. Padilla, Moses Whitharral Painter, Bob Phillips Parnell, Dewayne Kamay 'jf , 1 4799 ii vm' A -ps Q, ' -u ,J Reich, Gerry Portales, N. M. Rhoderick, Lynn Quitaque Roberson, Violes Plainview Rucker, Nolene Amarillo Russell, James Rochester Scott, Jerelyn Amarillo Scott, Sharon Vernon A Seright, Murlene Sayre, Okl a. if Patterson, Pat Lake Creek P enn, Ch arlotte Happy Peterson, Joe Los Angeles, Calif Pike, Windell Muleshoe P irkle, Conclred Montezuma, Ga. Poft, Mona Elk City, Okla. Pool, Rosemary Muleshoe Prescott, Don Amarillo Freshman X , A A .1 I IU Sherrod, Phillip Crockett Siebenmann, Paul San Antonio Si semore, Jes se Amarillo Skelton, Jim Channing Smith, Katherine Liberal, Kan. Spann, Clyde Los Angeles, Calif. Spunn, Margie Bluegrove Sparkman, Frankie Lockney CI ss i -,nk Q 4'- ,1-r 4- 'DN , 1' 'S , mmf .-.png 117:65 fwfr T YI ' 41 ,.-. fi? 1 .dk ,., 47 .4-1' 'N 'Q' l fax V i vxag-,kk x I lltliilayli ' ' , ' S i f 1' vw! llf is I?-:Q ax- I ', .,l N. A. -H Yxxxxxtxlxvl -N .Vlf Q l ' L Il 'I . my-lr- Q l A' I l- , 1 ' , '- t l rfir., 5'1 i6 'A'- ,xr S ff U , D-.ta ,A , i I Stal l, LaNora Wellington Starnes, John Asheville, N. C. Stites, Joyce Dalhart Stokes, Myrna Sundown Stokes, Vernon Sundown Takehara, Kazuko Hiroshima - ken, Japan Taylor, Farolyn Okmulgee, Oklc. Thomas, Cathelene Reed, Okla. ,, r K 4. Whitten, Margery Houston Whittle, Carlton Lovington, N. M. Willborn, Norris Happy Williams, Kay Panhandle Williams, Zona lowa Park Woods, Wendell Abernathy Wyatt, Ruelene Littlefield Yarnold, Phyllis Canadian '1Uv1lS'Ti if Tseng, Frank Portland, Ore. Vaughan, Lol amay Fort Worth Wal ser, Darel Lytle Walters, Barbara Winthrop Harbor, lll Walters, Carrol Mangun, Okla. Warren, Johnny Loclcney Weldon, Joseph Phillip South Beloit, Ill. White, Walter Lubbock Freshmen l w f7' v6 1 4' pl. . .. nd... , 5. . I-gm 1 .I' J if .n+ .'-1 ,gf ,, ali .,... .3 CW' f - ls E- yd hifi!! 1 - '- J .x,- . 4- , -' vgijsl X I I Um I L 51 M.. -,.-1.5 ,. ! 1 ,, l'jL lf'..'.' f I -, V Je--' ffd'-.1 ,J-'- 7151? W' 1. D'Q' ,fi ' 535 - I f , ,xn- f- . . - , r 4, .. vrlafiy e 4 V -. P'-1 -gk Ar. , Jn., 4 gf , 'Lf' . f X 'X . lag. , . 'ln J' as M' , , ' .lim I ' I ' . ' 4595 - - - Tw. . 1 ', .- A15 I A I.-gt. MW E o 1 4 155 WMQ55 gwjfiiivig Hqxwxi Wifi WM , , PL 9 ff W' ww -MMEZJMAWWWW gf Compliments of Your Texaco Dealer McGlasson 8 Norman Butane and Propane Plainview, Texas TOTTY'S TEXACO SERVICE Owner: Glenn Yates WASH - GREASE COMPLETE LUBRICATION 701 Columbia Phone CA 4-4866 IQ K E 3 7 I I r yy .f , ,ng . ,,.,. -..., . , ,AU 4, . , ov' , - ' I , W ' I- ' -A-Zig i 'kigi'-?i, -,2f.I.f1f' stil' nf- -fx: J,.f,,.4,Qf1r'A141IZE' 'QQ ff: N I, I I- W-I vu' Ft I-g J- 4-: V 'L 11-.1 4211. '...-- 'rvzwfifq ,f5J?'f j J3 . Y Q -r3fT:,1-- .- -, 1 f ,. - '1' X? 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CEMENT LIME CALCIUM CHLORIDE MORTAR CEMENT PLAINVIEW, TEXAS PLASTER SAND SAND GRAVEL ALUMINUM WINDOWS CEMENT COLORS REINFORCING WIRE PLASTER STUCCO BARTILE EXPANSION JOINT SAKRETE ff 355 if f ef L. ' -Q Vera, J XJ 5jixuy TCO T P f Pj MA Y YS Jilin M in INVESTMENT coMPANv O7 Mays Building Phone DRake 6-75Ol Amarillo, Texas SMRVICE Provides Filtered Soft Water F. S. Gammage Service Station Owner: F. S. Gcmmcge Wash - Grease Complete Lubrication Your Convenience and Enioyme t ,mm 'YOU DON'T HAVE TO BUY NQUEHEC' IT T0 TRY IT UL See N ' 0 , Wilson Daffem Friendly Service l0th d C l b Ph CA4 9 Quincy Plainview, Texas NURRIS ClEANERS J. L. Norris, Owner 25 Years of Quality and Dependable Service 8l0-A West 8th Street Dial CA 4-6264 OVER l000 SATISFIED CUSTOMERS Blasingameis Grill And Dining Room Special Parties Good Food WLWHWWWV Queensize Diamond Rings Nationally Advertized Watches Nationally Advertized Silverware 8: Fine Jewelry Guaranteed Watch Repairing 606 Bdy, Dial CA 4-4l6l Plainview, Texas Beall' 708 Broadway Air Conditioned Phone CA 4-293 Plainview. Texas Clothing For the Entire Family 509 Broadway Phone CA4 PAUL HUGGINS Paint 84 Glass Company 19 , Van I-feusen 5l1'rr5 Broadway Phone CA 4-5969 Wall Paper - Paints - Store Fronts Picture Framing - Auto and Window Glass 819 Broadway Phone CA4- 5459 KELLY R EFRIGERATION AND ELECTRIC Autho lzed F aidai e SL CI rysl r A T p Commerc al Refrrgerati n RL Air Conditroning Dealer CONTRACTORS Cent al Systems - Air 8a W ter Cooled Units 2 Broadway Phone CA4 alnvxew Texas Nite: CA4 CA4- F' Q 1'-w., il ' :nw , .JZ CA4- 7548 2818 7314 4477 .J ,ff . J JZ? ' M U W' marks CSf'r'f!2 1' 04 4 MW' 'M in Mr M51 14' Q Q 5 uf ff 'ffnrii QQ? RWXZ7 W 451 . 'aw V I ,, I r f ' K ,N QM ' ff mu 09, X ifffffffffl M' ' 0 Jr f f , W on Qw.F,wf'? W CZ, J +2053 Mi -sr.. PIM? Nfig, Gawler: 40- . 7g55qr!!f,..a3qgg:-Krew A ,M W9 IDJEHIIIFW 3 01 Columbia Phone CA 4-7520 DIAMONDS WATCHES' siLvERwARE Distinctive Jewelry Ehe1Hresrri1atinn5l1np Gale Clothier Registered Pharmacist Zwwellh lf we may he of service to you at anytime, in any way, please call on us 101 East 7th Half Block East of Skaggs Building Phone CA 4-'2692 711 Broadway Phone CA4-7474 Plainview, Tex Compliments PLAINS POULTRY PRODUCE of Live and Dressed Poultry Hides Wool 409 W. 24th Ph CA4 6251 HUGH HAl.E GENERAL INSURANC Phone CA4-4303 908 Broadway Plainview, LUBBOCK'S HOME OF I nrAuIlru1runl3j11g3L JZ ,fiicfxffdgjl f'47f.1af,4Af,ff' 5' X FINE CARPET , D ' - 5: f ff ,..- ,, Cf' ' ' fi .J AT LOWER PRICESifcfif'H i'! M'j'fZ?i f, 'I , f -- ,155 J ! -Iago: .. Affkilfgjf f If SWFURHITURE mm 1407 AVENUE Q 0 DIAL POrter 3-6471 P. 0. BOX 5448 round the clock with Sexton awf'X S or Q d I ar ar' --q,ssx4j'!a- 5 i ... 3 5 fx 1 1 ', a Q xx I 5 Q Ga anon: 1 5 Q i X 's 'o :lub 3 Z W' M 4 X rn f -4. mx ,f 2 ttar 5 hwy time the chef iikis Jiznbnlbozlf am Jehzysmved iopkfasedgzlarli' wifi greaiefpmjii JOHN SEXTON 81 COMPANY DALLAS 2, TEXA Qfxx-e ja 9 o 4' W ,4 5 1 ay on 5 m we FAMILY snofs Dependable 'B Q Modern 626 BROADWAY PLAINVIEW, T ..A.1 LITTLEHELD, T flfmw1Q...aa' 624 Famous Brands--Nationally Advertised Men's Shoes By Walk-Over 3 Tailor-Modes Fortune's 7 1 - l I - w M, Davidson's Q .L L I Ladies' Shoes . e 1 B T d' 5 :-. ' Qsigbgr N.. Y Vzliiatarii Q- E i Faincies flees B we L 'ff W Friendlys -S l X 'I Datebooks u i V Fortunes ' w Buskens ' Natural Bridge Children's Shoes I By Acrobat . Story Book Pmnaar Natural Gas Gumpany FUEI. FOR A GROWING EMPIRE WILBUR ENGLAND WHOLESALE CANDY Phone CA 4-5932 I3IO W. 9th Plainview, Texas 24 Hour Service Phone CA 4-2788 Used Cars CA 4-7930 I ff. ,. n COQPER PONTIAC-CADILLAC, INC. elk Q' fe 4'i5viC ' 6th and Baltimore COMPLETE BODY AND PAINT SERVICE R. Il. SILVERTHIIRNE INSURANCE FARMS - LOANS - CITY 406-408 Skaggs slag. Dial CA 4-6378 PLAINVIEW, TEXAS The Harder Agency Insurance-Loans-Real Estate SINCE I922 608 AUSTIN STREET DIAL CA 4 5372 Plainview, Texas Hmm 33 9 20 , K LIGHT-- if Q N EASI ER X! 5 Q Hfiiizlc sm VIC!-'COM Congratulations LEMON-S fo fhe Seniors FUNERAL HOME 0' '956 Amb dway Phone CA l PL Co' CORCURRAN-PURCELL YOUR F O PRESCRIPTIUN STORE U MEN 'S WEAR PLAINVIEW, TEXAS If Gifts - Jewelry A I Ph CA 4 4675 You'RE ALWAYS wELcoME AT Youre 609 3 d Y Illalgaeeac AGENCY DRUG STORE PLAINVIEW JEWELRY . Fine Footwear Correctly Fitted JEWELRY - GIFTS - REPAIRS 707 B cl y Ph CA 4 4969 .I BRYAN'S F000 STURE C. L. CRAIG--Distributor Phone CA4-6666 Box 767 Plainview, Texas BRYAN SMITH b v.x,i,.,. QQTQWNM A ,' MJD, , -9 ' Y fiinilfi Q G aww I lps egg Q? up ain We Serve to Serve to Serve ag Quality Products. .Friendly Se 121 E. 6th, Phone CA4.5832 Plainview, Texas PLAINVIEW HARDWARE COMPANY 744464 7am S FROM AN Ex'STUDENT 23,4 ' Carroll S. Johnnuon y CarroII's Spudnut Drive-In Plainview's Leading Drive-ln DRIVE-IN CLEANERS . STH ONE BLOCK OFF CAMPUS Q8 W 0 T31 ,XS M ,Ag 155 S 400 P s aga: W ,,4R '0o,,,,? PROMPT sERvlcE u K .2 V' I 2 - W1 ' 'fs 'P M957 ow Q., Z EXPERT CLEANING cues snonr oanens Pnozen Mm we Deuvele PHONE CA 3-9198 SERVICE FIRST TO GOD THEN CHURCH AND FELLOW MAN Corner 5th 81 Quincy Phone CA 4-4250 N LUGSDUN INSURANCE Phone CA 4-4455 4I8 Skaggs Building Plainview, Texas LAN-1 902 '1fLfQ'VL6TLAf 'Lula JV- ,eificfff f'f '5i: Ifyu 'ALJ ji if K ,' U! . jLQ,,6,M,4f,W:-if uv-A' . fav' M ef'ffV'fQ 'Le J QA, ,QZ..j5A,,L ,'11,QfL 1, -: ' I A i Ia ,W ,fggw 9,.iV Vilg , Mi Une ,:fe,m,,eeg2f'.14... 211 jZw,L?,,,,, !3'f,,5,6H,,.,21 J 6 ,gg A gay 4,7f,y1,,. il fiygfififfi. ,4i,fz,f:.J 'E E ' ' l 4, 49 fr cu ., ,PPPP4 fi Q e'P'1 -M .nfl-J? AAC 5 Dfw zf Qfcifvf-1157 'ff'5 '1f'f'1fa f X' JC ff aa1f,Z'8.I M ,,,,g,4 N Away A7 ,Lf .op .L ' . Zu ?! lr. 41, 7 IEQJNL-'Zz' Lll!bL4fNIX if 4'4ffeQ' . L 72 ,f'fZJy'l.4:fZ,fxQ'L! Waller Tailoring Co .. . . :Z5:3:I:5:1:1:2:117:-I-I-I-izfizizizii: .:.x.'.'.'.'.--rbi-f'.'.v.'.-.'.'.'.' Pnocfss figgli 'FOOD ton Fumes' BONDED FUR STORAGE DIAL CA4-5678 628 BROADWAY Plainview, Texas Free Pick Up and Delivery Compliments of FURR'S SUPER MARK E f l' FU D5 , f U , se, si 'fi Furr s ll3 Wesf Sth In Phone CA 4-4l28 W N 1 lf 0 7 L ' 'W ' In A ,Q N MKQHX all all , f-11-old-: 1 it J ii: X X All 'Q at v Same Www sill ll 'xl-.X V X 71,6 J A A W A. 2000 w 5 +h ' , f P1ainview's only Piece Goods Center F9533 so W - For the latest fashions in fabrics HJURAREUNDETSLHE CORNER FROM'fl'HE coLLEGE Always Shop the Yardsrwk ii lj, 5 an 4 . ly ' ' . . Q3 of ASQSCIGIIZIHQ nm! xp N 7I7 Broadway Phone cA4.9 S N A Q Plainview, Texas -.S n 1 ' ghgcoil Brolled Steaks I fa llll ti ev x . 'EN gg' ' S QQ1-QS 3 fix X. ,Z .gm fifwvwb fp l ,nz 1 VJZGAUX '7 4046 7 :fcg4c0 1f'.fjff X , ,,- ,MgzLs i oss is Congratulations 9' i fo the Seniors of 1956 If M Brateher-DePauw Motor Company Peerless Pump E65 Division A miniunv Phone ZQII Pl. . T CA 4-558' N. Columbia 220 W. 5th Street amvnew, exas Harvest Queen Mill 81 Elevator Co. Plainview, Texas THE RUSE SHOP LUSTER'S Flowers for Any Occasion LAUNDRY Phones: Shop cA4-215a Residence CA4-4497 Phone CA4-5629 SI3 W. 7 204 W' Sth St' Plainview, Texas Plainview, Texas TH! Home of Coca-Cola-Bottling-Company 300 West 5th Phone CA4-46 'l .I I -I , X 7 A I ,T . 'LI I 2' A .5 ' I' Q . vip J I fa, , f -. ,ii --.4.......--9' F , ,,1r- fear . f-71 ,1.- 'L. I-'T' E - -Ll. I , 31 . 4 U I ' ...ian X I' ,1 -43 - in 'aff' Claude Hutcherson Air Service Dealer for Beechcraft Ercoupe Piper CHARTER --- RENTAL SERVICE --- PASSENGER RIDES FLIGHT INSTRUCTION --- MAJOR AND MINOR REPAIR Hale County Airport Phone CA4-59I4 Plainview, Texas CHAS. HOGAN PLUMBING SUPPLIE Distributors for American Standard Fixtures and Day S Night Heaters 5th and Jefferson P.0. Box I487 Phone DR2-205 AMARILLO. TEXAS VN headquarters for snappy junior clothing and smart up-to-the-minute shoes for every college girl's need 613 Broadway Phone CA4-5900 lainview Texas Say It With Flowers Q, R rl gm' ''mlTlWNXls!HImfff7nvrd1rm1m mmm 1 fkarsuc r R rleill-rfdiw' .i-- .1 X . 1 llml lll .nlltxll .L xlntlnl 1 WU ll 'll' f 1 I7 I 1 fn rs Q Q ff lr' R N ' '-'- -1,97 f , Ik 4-.4 it use J ' . F5 P- 1- -', 2 '4'. Arch Keys Flower Shop Phone CA 4-2774 Member of F TD FURNITURE and Home Furnishings ZMAIHRO5 J R 'R -- HT-,Q , -.--X---nr : ,. r- -,, - JVFIJVEIKE HRW. war Hama of Appliance ne hardwarg and Furnit 5667 house wares phone imma appliafffzs CA4'7556 fumilzzrc Noel Cleaners AYPIOVKD SERVICE 606 Quincy Phone CA4-4567 J.L. and Jack Rutledge Owners uf . Mx. , I v N H' lj, . . KJ, V! - L nuff QV M M1,fA,W WM! A Wlmlffl LJJWZLWLA HM MQWUMX M MLM JL YL LW' ,Wy If JW? iWMizVj:,w5j?jL,N M ,MM I' WJ' frwh 'C Mmm JL JI Us MW KIA , A! 4x fm ,WML W mm gk AJ 29 F I NW A M A A W 7wfVHV WX JW ,JW ,N , M U44 M' ,A fWiZYWff'WqJw X A GW A ff' lv , - 70 f' I A W f WX L M M W ,,jfjj 1 W 5 gg,fW5 ff Wwffwpbmmxgw K' if fl 'WV J J Mp, wjigfwwjw VM W fa QMVWXJ ' JM? JZ'1 9 lffiffwiaedlfdlfg f:MHMi5?l51i?,3f C W DALLAS, TEXAS 'I 4 l 'l Tzlfivnel I l gs' PIEINEEREE IN THE DEVELUPME NT DF IRRIGATION' UFACTURER9 E. A LS ED IN 1911 GREEN S TURBINE PUMPS PATENTED SH UTTER WELL CASING 261E t5th CL k ey High y5 Pl.AlNvlEw TEXAS CONTRACTORS AND C E DRILLERS OF U , ance IRRIGATION WELLS WITH FACILITIES Ph ne CA4-6367 TO GIVE Ax. SERVICE Comphments of R. ANTHONY CO. our Friendly Department Store Broadway Phone CA 4 - 5 2 72 Plainview,Texas I ' H , I fi . ff rr . :Tr-T' 7 -f ---I - - '-f' MAN . or u . It ' wr B H AND as . oc n wa I O Compliments The E Long - Bell Lumber Company Plainview Texas MXYJW1 KW Wfeffjyf 175 , 1 1 M W1 W ! eu ash Chevrolet Company ' ,1 1e fa, Sales and service V J Xl L!! sixfh 5. Austin PhoneCA4-5541 Plainview, Texas M, Y-,fw --- Y H, . , . E . VL- . Y -lk ' clan' 1,52 , . . J , 3 - - ,1. , 1 gf 2 .. , - , - r -29 1 S -V.. Meet Your Friends at WEST'S PHARMA PLAINVIEW'S LEADING DRUG STORE 109111 E 6h NoR1H SIDE OF THE SQUARE Ph EM ,C 'R elgrell 'ill -ililnf ZZ ,A -IH'l Nix -ppmmrwl t5'..L.,,,:,Lg.'-' 2. R EW' H14 45 ' E L E c T R I c - RESIDENTIAL -COMMERCIAL DIAL INSTALLAT ON E SERVICE ON IRRIGATION WELLS Nights and Holidays Call SERVING PLAINVIEW AND CAAL5697 CAAL9543 SURROUNDING AREA LIGHTING FIXTURES 3009 W. 6th Compliments to the mass of ,56 WHITE'S SUPEF MARKETS 1 from Montgomery-Ward Co. Plainview T H3 West 6th Phone CA 4-63II SMALL FRY COBB'S 109 W 6 h St. Phon CA4 6695 PlainView,5 Leading Department COMPLETE LINE OF Store INFANTS AND CHILDREN S WEAR SIZES O 6 Featuring MATERNITY WEAR SIZES 8 18 Nationally Advertised Brands of SHOWER GIFTS OUR SPECTALTTY , shoes ,te Clothl Visit Our for Baby Department Men Women Childre HILTON HOTEL Phone Plainview CA4-5551 Texas 1 'x V! Il 'I' 15 RH!!! Vi EE is nllllignill I r lllrmflul F- gal 'Q' EE -ligmggn -, F' ir' IHIH- - .' q 5 - , K ' ii .. A ll . K A Vff-f-.ii ,,.. .., - 1 - 125 Air-Conditioned Rooms--Coffee Shop8.Banquet Facilities Let us help to arrange your parties l rar. Z Foxworth - Galbraith Company Lumber and Building Material asf sth Plainview, Texas Phone CA4-2754 .,,.rn--.H-i 5 -'-' V -'vw -.. ., i iw fiwsfifm Fi -Q , I FOCUIWQHE Y lvmx ,igEp+ f' V V -- I ff' il I-ligginbotham - Bartlett Co. Building Materials WE BACK WAYLAND COLLEGE 304 East 6th Street Phone CA4 Plainview, Texas Congratulations to Seniors of '56 H LE COUNTY STATE BANK Friendly Service Plainview Texas FOR ALL YOUR BERRY'S BAKERY NEEDS The We 1706 w. 7th SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION SEMINARIES invite you to higher training for SUPERIOR CHRISTIAN LEADERSHIP UTHERN BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY Louisville. Ky., Duke K. McCall, Pres. HWESTERN BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY Ft. Worth, Tex., J. Howard Williams, Pres. ORLEANS BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY New Orleans, La., Roland Q. Leavell, Pres. DEN GATE BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY Berkeley, Calif., Harold K. Graves, Pres. HEASTERN BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY Wake Forest, N. C., Sydnor L. Stealey. Pres. A call to preach is a call to prepare PASTRIES Our Specialties Are 'Parties 'Birthdays 'Anniversaries 'Danish Pastry 'Specialty Bread VISIT US IN OUR NEW SHOP KIMBELL PLAINVIEW CGMPANY I Congratulations fo the Seniors xii or 1956 CITY NATIONAL BANK Q5 Pl T gl- I'7 Io, u 1. X 1 , , - i Iexas, New Mexico S Oklahoma Coaches. Inc. Our Charter Buses take the International Choir on tours. mpliments of PE N N EY' 7 Broadway Plainview, Texas ainview's complete Department Store for the family BLAIR DRUG COMPANY Veigel Building Phone CA 4 -4 3 Ol BGYD 81 DAVENPORT Oldest Agency in Plainview F ire--Life Insurance--Loans and Bonds--Real Estate Ground Floor of Skaggs Building Phone CA 4-27OI Plainview, Texas CONNOR MATIIES COMPANY, INC. DISTRIBUTORS-AUTOMOTIVE REPLACEMENT PARTS EVERYTHING FOR YOUR CAR-TRUCK-TRACTOR and IRRIGATION MOTOR Phone CA4-274I Plainview, Texas 1 FOR GCDCDD HEALTH MAKE MILK A PART CDF EVERY MEAL Choose Cloverlalce Always Be Sure Cf The Best Wdyldltd etflfdfd pf!!! Prints THE TRAVELER as well as the college's weekly newspaper, the college catalog, and other college publications. -lEi if ' ,,, . J A section of the Press Room For lnformation regarding costs on such iobs as church bulletins, calen- dars, posters, WMU yearbooks, promotional pieces, study club yearbooks and other printing Write THE WAYLAND COLLEGE PRESS Plainview, Texas 70475441415 eaflege pdadagaapdq Depaztmeat Produces All Photographs for - The Traveler The Trail Blazer The Footprints and all Public Relations releases ,fb rw Mm M. MW W , a5MMMWgM WW VV. M . .M M G RS X F3 3 s , W XL ii H so 11 V ayland College '4- i xi AW be i' v N ii 1 5 E 31 -.43 eeQ-Agri FFF Q X i A ' as ' Q six ' - 'se' 3 Q A -P x . t 'Ilia A' 5 it ,, ..- ' N .ff l 'i i l i i i l N l. Brick Duplexes tor Married Students ' 2, Residence Hall for Women lunder construction, 3. Brotherhood Hall tor men -Q under constructionj i 4. Flores Bible Building lproposedl 5. Auditorium and Classrooms lproposedi , 6. Home Life Building lproposedj 7. Van Howeling Memorial Library lunder constructionj h 8. Chapel fproposedj K 9. Gymnasium and Field House lproposedj 9 l0. Faculty House i - il. Art House l2. Science Building l3. Hattie Mays Ferguson Hall tor Women l4. Agnes Mays Dormitory tor Women i5. President's Home and Faculty Apartments 'l6. Utica Student Apartments l7. Faculty House -u-4 ---W arches Forward I rx ss- D , i Ns-ig: Qs 'Q ' LDS'-11 0 J 'M' - Tis, ss ie. fi? ,,,f4- - :L---' E f Q fn in E Q I 8 5 8 as 'Sf U p V N i 5-! fCf . Oui,,cY I . .ef l8. Focully House l9. Faculty House 20. Faculty House: 2l. Stoll House 22. Faculty House lproposedl 23. Faculty House lproposedl Pioneer Hall 24. 25. 50 Homelfes for Married Students 26. Barracks Aparlments for Married Sfudents 27. Lindsay Nunn Gymnasium 28. McDonald Hull for Men 29. Col. C. C. Slaughter Memorial Center 30. Administration Quilding Q fll. lflomilor Hull lor Women , .- 3, L.. 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