Wayland Baptist University - Traveler Yearbook (Plainview, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1958 volume:

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Bob Sartain . . . . Joe Provence .. . Bill Speegle . . . Loyd Hilton , l,. . ' '- YOUR BOOK- YOUR SCHOOL- YOUR YEA - A 1 ' ,N'g.--.3,- . V mn- f ,A i-- r - N , Y Z l ,Am . A ,l I 3 ' . . lf' I V 1 , . '-.A , . , O l r ! 5-HW A 5 Those who seek knowledge and information as they come to Wayland's campus are strangely welcomed by the columns of the Administration Building, silhouetted in white against a West turquoise sky. Tall, straight and strong, these stately columns standf as symbols of Faith, Truth, Vision, Honor, Endeavor and Achievement. These columns are invitational symbols to venture the untraveled roads of learning and to explore like courageous pioneers all areas of knowledge. iv The straight and strong columns inspire. 'Wayland students to stand tall and to think straight under pressure. Aroundgthese upreaching columns many selfish ambitions have died and in their stead ?i1lfl'l.liSlllC desires to serve even unto the uttermost part of the world have been born. For nearly fifty years, the white columns have served as a landmark for Christian education, and whe-rever Wayland students go in the years ahead, they will remember with quiet pleasure the tall, straight columns silhouetted in White against a turquoise sky. Dr. A. Hope Owen EDNISLLEIEIACIV SRIOCIS SHIV EINH SElllI'IVNOS2IEld El:lI'I SIHWVD SEISSVTD NOHVEILSINIWCIV SLNEILNOD d:lVlS 2lEl'lElAV2Il ElHl 'auzoo 01 szwali 9111 ug, 9ouv.zquz9uc9J .m0H 10,1 SFJEDULQ, pup sulinozlgz ,lo aaogs 17 dn p9.nwv9.z1 mmf am :looq sing up gmlg adoq mo sg gq ZWUWSPWM a'pafio.L4s9p eq gamma pun 'app 1ou Hvqs ,zmll 'sgzpnozlg snogoaad pun safsvuq 'hiowmu jg woqs guaps my uoctn paggsodag 'gag pvq gp pup pauwwaa ssausnoposuoo V 'Hvmv passvd sum Znos 97,11 pamolyaao 1101111121 umaus mg uaqcn puvv ClklO!XXEI2I0:I vr .rr- , 1 - ' aw-I 1 I nh I , ,, L. . 31-' I Il wl- 2' mn. ul n I w 1 L.--1 1- - , H. 1 5 w v A M SS AILESE P RTE n n 1 x 1 n -1. I . .. . ..- f-.- -Ill . -., n '1 IH ...I 'fr ,fn .,g. I- 'n 1 . . 'ra2..e: . T: jfl-?,PfL , . ' 1 A dr I -6.,..Lr,.. JM .Y.,. T..- -jrcd 73 ' N y13: ' X w,., . DEDICATIO One who has meant much to Wayland College is Miss Ailese Parten. Because of her friendship, her wonderful school spirit, and the many experiences which We have all shared with her, we can say that she has helped to build our lives as well as our school. TO MISS PARTEN WE DEDICATE THE 1958 TRAVELER 4... PRESIDENTS HOME COL. OC. SLAUGHTER MEMORIAL CENTER 6 2 +4 4?---f -- - - - --- -f - w President amd Mrs. Owen receive gifts from students at Christmas Chapel. SCIENCE BUILDING LINDSAY NUNN GYMNASIUM VAN HOWELING MEMORIAL LIBRARY D , A, Y Nm. ,,. . t - L.. - 1 ..p.:.,.TL--.f-,.-Eiga. I t , V - 1 Qty! Mr. Arie Van Howeling whose memory is honored To honor a pioneer West Texan, Arie Van Howeling, his wife gave 600 acres of Hale County land to Wayland Baptist College for the erection of the beautiful Van Howeling Memo- rial Library, which was dedicated January 12, 1958. On the program were Miss Thelma An- drews, Abilene, president-elect of the Texas Library Association, who gave the dedicatory address, Tom Z. Parrish, director of develop- ment, and Robert L. Davis, senior, who paid tribute to Mr. Van Howeling, the Wayland In- ternational Choir, Dr. Strauss Atkinson, Czmyon, trustee, and Rev. Howard Lyons, pastor of Col- lege Heights Baptist Church, which Mrs. Van Howeling attends. President A. Hope Owen presided over the ceremonies. Mrs. Cecil Cosper and Wayland students assist in receiving and showing guests through Van Howeling Memorial Library at the open house. They are standing at the front entrance, which is flanked by a marble flower divider that leads to the stairway. Mrs. I. M. Murphey, 91-year-old Plainview pioneer and long time friend of the Van I-Iowelings, sat at the guest register at the request of Mrs. Van Howeling. Assisting was her daughter, Mrs. A. E. Boyd, former student and wife of local trustee. Miss Florrie Conway, college librarian, greets one of the hundreds of guests who attended the January 12 dedication ceremony and open house of Van Howeling Memorial Library. To the ll left are Mrs. A. Hope Owen and W. A. Mays, Amarillo, chair- . man of the Board of Trustees. Serving tea in the Heritage Room is Miss Gladys Holley, Plain- view, former Wayland librarian. To her iight is Miss Helen Walker, Lubbock. From left to right are: Miss Pansye Harris Lubbock, Miss Luree Burson, Abernathy, and Mrs. I. P. Wood- ward, Plainview, former Wayland teacher. Misses Holley, Walker, and Burson are Wayland graduates and are librarians I 1.5.-iff-rx .wh HI 77' - f :K --- - , , . . XM V: :tg-.,, 'rj-Lips-, -.L 5 I .-J' , W H F Ur. .-Q - , .- g-f.ff --'- ,. '-if D. - - .53'? rT,:p1?7f - -, ' BROTHERHOOD HALL , - 4 --1. xv-,f--,-,- 1- g , , , . , , S, President . . ., ...... ..... I oe Peterson Vice-President .... ...... L any Horrell Secretary ....... .... D avid Cartwright Song Leader ...... Darel Walser Brotherhood Hall, residence for 50 young men, is the gift of men of Brotherhoods of Dis- tricts 8, 9, and 10 and members of West Texas Baptist churches. The dedication ceremony and open house that followed were attended by hundreds of guests, who were received in the individual rooms by the residents of those rooms. -:qfs - M , -' .'-1 . .:f. ,, ,, -1 ,L . f l l X .nys if 4 f Ni.. -. In Q-Jla M .i all A The boys of Brotherhood Hall enjoy the liv- ing room of their new dormitory. The boys, rooms provide for discussing class studies and also for visiting. Many different tastes are shown as the boys arrange their rooms many different ways. We can see that Brotherhood Hall is truly a home away from home for these boys. l I l l l l x I BESSIE FLEMING HALL President ....... Devotion Chairman . . Frances Zello Vice-President .... Margaret Odom Secretary ....... Dorothy Cannon Treasurer ........ .... E vylena Smith Social Chairman .... Nancy Coffee AnnRay gg f -1 31- 5:3 fr , , ,-,- , , Y-, ff ' ,,.-i'L.'f j1 :-1 .- P1'esicle-not ........ . . . Carita Jarrett Vice-President .,.. ...... S h2Il'0l1 Scott Secretary ....... .... C arolyn Miller N, .uj.' :Tf'w4f+ew1,Q1 n 4 ' t -- ' C Q if fe W HATTIE MAYS FERGUSON HALL AGNES MAYS DORMITORY o President ........ .... C laudia Harp Vice-Pfresident .... .... V ada Stone Secretary ...... .... A nn Crews T1'erlsure1' .......... .... G erry Reich Social Chairman ..... .... I oyce Spate Devotion Chairman ....,.... Sarah Rhodes W r MATADOR HALL President ....... .... D elbert Serratt Vice-President .... ...... B ob Davis Secretary ..., V. .... Wayne Bristow Trec1sLn'er . . . .... Jerry Arrington President ....................... Raneal Ivey Vice-President .... . . . Shirley Rosser Secretary ....... ........ N ell Hogg Treasurer ........ .... E mma Trammell Social Chaimzan .... ....,... I anet May Devotion Chairman .. . . . . Natsue Yogi MCDONALD HALL n' ' 5 l E x Q . . 1 . , I r ' .Q . A 1 F Q R ' I , ,V , ,H , ,', A 1' - . I ,vm X V . y' xml Q i Q :N X . N I . I Q . w v w 1. . 5 ' f.2,:,f fi ii HD .H ' ,PF LLFCQQ ' . 1. J- pgu - wav fx . ' .159 -,,.:, , JJ t , mg, N X r if I eff ' ,J Q - N.-1' Q 5 .fu , Dr. and Mrs. A. Hope Owen at home. A WORD FROM THE PRESIDENT You will enjoy this edition of the Traveler. The staff has preserved for you many meaningful events that took place during the year. As you peruse the pages, you will travel again the campus trails where you scratched your name in the cement of Memory Lane, laughed in the bookstore, yelled at the basketball games, studied in the library, walked in the mystic twilight from vespers, and made life changing decisions in chapel. Those of you who graduate will follow modern trails to tomorrowis isolated frontiers where you will join other Wayland men and women engaged in constructive endeavors. You will meet the tomorrows unafraid and unfaltering as you follow jesus, who is the Way, the Truth, and the Life. Sincerely, I -.,..,-- A. Hope Owen President Dr. Owen as he visits with chapel guests. We 51 -wifi-.QE---1-T: 1:1 ii in Dr. Owen with Miss Louise Short, our Homecoming Queen. Dr. Owen with Dr. Franklin Swanner in chapel. 17 3 J l I Dear Friends: 1 Thanks to every one of you for the good work you are doing. For your fine spirit of cooperation in helping to ' build Wayland and for what your life means to the growth and development of our college, I am most grateful. The imprint of Christian education you receive at Wayland will in large . measure determine the direction of your lives. Ln-1 As you travel your own unique pathway may you leave . l glorious footprints for the guidance of those who see fit - e to follow in your train. I-e . o ' W ' Cordially, n ,J Y' X, We trust that we have served you well in the Business Cecil Cosper, Academic Dean DMINISTRATIVE COUNCIL To The Students: Congratulations to the sponsor and staff who have made this very fine edition possible. Thanks to the students who have been so Wonderful to work with this year. Your many expressions of kindness, your demonstrations of courage in the various fields of endeavor, and the depth of character you have exemplified have stamped you indelibly in our memories. We are expecting you to continue to display higher and - higher qualities as you assume positions of greater and greater responsibilities. Your success, accomplishments, and happiness will continue to brighten our pathways in life. Y Office this year. We urge every one of you to call on us when we can be of service in any way. M , H. L. Mitchusson Business Manager Dear Students: The responsibilities of my office have enabled me to observe closely student affairs outside the classroom. These extra-class activities are an important part of college life, helping to make you a more mature person, better prepared to meet the problems of the future. I hope you have taken full advantage of these opportunities. ' As you look through the pages of this book recalling the events of the year, may you be reminded that college is not merely preparation for life, but that it is life. I hope that you have lived it to the fullest and that you have benefited from these experiences to the limit of your ability. Sincerely Maurice Sharp, Dean Of Students Christian college. ., .- To- the Student Body of Wayland College: The world's greatest figure in the diamond industry was quoted as saying There is a special place reserved in hell for the mining man who does not dig the deposits the good Lord has given him. A philosophy of development so explicit and commanding is not unworthy of a Wayland's potential deposits are rich and the task Q of locating and developing them is a challenge not only L of tomorrow. 41-Feb- Dear Wayland Students: What is school spirit? It is that intangible quality that makes one school different from another. Where does it come from? Largely from you students, your attitudes and your actions. You then are the Wayland Spirit! What have you this year contributed? My opinion is that you have contributed much in 1957-58. You have provided a nucleus for growth in student spirit through your cooperation in many activities and your pride in your college. In next session's Golden Anniversary celebrations, you can play a still greater part. You will, won't you, appoint yourself a member of the Public Relations Staff for 1958-59 to insure our making Wayland Baptist College known in many areas we have not as yet reached and to insure that all of us will be proud of our Colden Anniversary, which is but a marker to a greater second half centiu'y of service. Sincerely, QXWOZWV Ailese Patten, Director of Public Relations - . to the administration of Wayland College but to every alumnus and student as Well. A fuller, larger, and better Wayland is our aim. This aim spells thenecessity for not only an official college development program but presupposes a conscious and mature alumni philosophy as well. May Waylandis students of today be among her foremost builders Sincerely yours, Tom Parrish Director of Development arol Bagwell e tary of SU iw r if riwggffryiff i LW gi Audrey House Boles Registrar Dr. Cecil Cosper 'il Florrie Conway Librarian Dr. Shildes Iohnson Chairman Chairman Education Bible and Religious Education o 'i n 'of ff 7 -LTL QT., .i l ,gl wg f , ,fi-.- I ll Tlili 5 l ' 4 , A L' L thug-l , ' . I i . l ' - ' I . ' .I , r -1 l, . L l if L 2, 4'h1::',-'1 i Dr. Dorothy McCoy Garland A. Murphey I i I 4 .s N Audine Jarrett Culpepper Secretary of Former Students Dr. Eugene W. Jones Chairman Social Science Dr. Sherman B. Neff Chairman Languages and Literature .. Chairman Chairman Science Practical Arts J i , ' 2-H 05,3 V,g:::ff,Lq3f-.o-.. X -.':i5,,l5,-- ,V ' L , , f, , rj-.gf H if-.I , . :ji L' Tiff ' , Ar 2,-19.1 I, fx 'wx fl? lufgizi i-,J ,7 Q.: 20 4 ' '--.asv - Ilfffq 3. ' DWI' -5 I, I N. 3 I, 1 .. . 1. 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Msg! 4 'fi-,N pl, ir' rx if- i - 'im 1 53' ' H. If ' :ya ' 5fFJ 11.297 '31-l'71f N '. I! QW J. Y xrjqg if.. L' , g QUILT 2-1. , .P '. 'af I'-Q' IJ 1' ,... 4. ag . 1, 1. 1' ,Im -. My LHP ' ' - ' 5 lv, ' n r- 5' - v au: I :e Wu -il .V ap 1 . IQ .X wk, fs -QQ xc-xr Edward L. McMillan Beverly I. Mercer Earl W. Miller David Moore History Voice, Theory Organ, Piano, Theory Art ACULTY William E. Robinson Chemistry kEHllElHT f'717 5 . 'Tj T 'F f3':T '?'TT5f T- W' is- l.v-U . rli, Aurll, Q Q. : xy, 4 ,gfjzi J? M3024 Ernestine Norton English Paul - Newton Piano, Theory La Dean Cramer Clarence E. Williams Steward Education Biolo ,. mane ogy ,A E ,A 'V 'EY lv Mary Ellen Young Physics I I I o.4M,Blanche Price Conway June Dickey fe Q., Matador Hall School Nurse X-4-AX KA3..,..7M,e4 John Hodges ' Bookstore Manager II l Kathryn McDonald Hodges Bookstore .Q-+5j,,v Odejlpgglaclcwell johns n Qhpfvf Mildred Baxlett Iones WI erguson Hallx Q WN Secretary to Dean N MU, E57 of Students NWI II 'ffl I ei '-'z g - A V., . '. I I-.N ' 7--r-f. nw ---f 4- : - I I I I I l,:3'+f '!Ql'x'uTA f . I I , F I of Lanell Jones Carett Ethel Basharn Hicks Bookkeeper Brotherhood Hall ST FF May Belle Cloud Ioella Lovvom Lawrence Print Shop Agnes Mays Dormitory Pl I ll ' is Il Y H .1T1 r,-:TT:T 7- MF ,lkilwrwvz . -Nw' --' r -'fr Aw MJ L Charlotte jones Keels Betty Martin Bobbie Cox Moore Emmy Thomas Parrish Switchboard Operator Print Shop Secretary to Nursery Manager joe A. Peterson S F Print Shop Manager Business Manager Earl T. Perkins il ,-,'- Superintendent of Buildings r Isora Ford Sansing McDonald Hall Miriam Young Smalley Celeste Iolmson Thomas Autance Taylor Thurber Melba 10 Roberts Willis y Secretary to Fleming Hall Sem-etary to Director Secretary to the Academic Dean of Development President n or 'H 'Nil 1 l ' 7'?'leSif5- , I A X l , I I f 'wr' p Q-R' - fa Gul - . , . f wif - V.- E I J l 1-. ' .' , 11 if A , lg N , . y ' - 5 54 Q 5, n U W , -w. 4 u w V' A V1 K I r fi U P nw' HV., -. w'-1 W ' , haf' v ' I ..' 51 f1 , xi' fy X11 ', . L-N . + I' N HI?-.1 k V, 11 Q I , f AJ gr ALLEN, MARY ANNE Ieffersontown, Kentucky B.A., Bible ,B.S.U. Council III-IV Mission Band III-IV Mission Band Secretary IV YNho's VVho in American Colleges and Universities b Transfer from Columbia Bi le College BAUCUM, SHELBY DEAN Idalou, Texas B.A., Religious Education Basketball I Senior Class Vice President ALLEN, MARY KATHRYN Duncan, Oklahoma B.S., English Manager Flying Queens III-IV Freshman Favorite B.S.U. Colmcil I S.G.A. III-IV Spinning VVheels III Whois W'ho in American Colleges and Universities BILLUPS, ELAINE REYNOLDS Lubbock, Texas B.A., Elementary Education T.S.E.A. III-IV YWA I-III Publicity Chairman YVVA 1 Transfer from Texas Technological College BLAKE, BEVERLY EDWARDS BLAKE, NORMAN LEE BREWER MURRY LEE BRIAN ELTON LEE Big Spring, Texas Colorado Springs, Colorado Dnmmztt Texas San Antomo Texas B.A., Elementary Education B.A., Bible B A 31766011 B A H1St0ry YWA President II B.S.U. President III Transfer from Beauty Pageant I-III Handsomest Man II Howard Payne Homecoming Queen Nominee Ministerial Alliance College II, IV Who's Who T.S.E.A. Historian III BUSH, KENNETH NELSON Cuero, Texas B.A., Art Class President III-IV International Choir President IV T.S.E.A. Home Economics Club Treasurer IV B.S.U. Vice President CAIN, KAY ARCHER Hatch, New Mexico B.A., Home and Family Life Beaugy Pageant I, II, III Presi ent, Home Economics Club Campus Favorite II-III Cheerleader ' Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities CARTWRICHT, DAVID Pampa, Texas Circle K II-IV Intemational Choir I-III Secretary of Alumni CAIN, CLYDE RAY Canadian, Texas B.A., English Freshman Improvement Cheerleader II Mission Band Extension Chairman II B.S.U. Council III Photographer III-IV S.G.A. President IV CANNON, DOROTHY MARIE Cotton Center, Texas B.S., Education Flying Queens I-IV junior Class Favorite junior Class Treasurer Traveler Staff III CASWELL, CLETUS RAY Meadow, Texas B.A., Religious Education B.A., Speech Ministerial Alliance Transfer from Weinstephan Agricultural and Technological Affairs IV College, Germany Cheerleader I ' President of McDonald Hall III CHRON, VIRGIL ALLEN Cone, Texas CONE, CLAUDE WILLIAM Melrose, New Mexico B.A., English B.A., History Transfer from Texas Sophomore C1355 Technological College Vice President S.C.A. Vice President III junior Class Favorite Beauty Pageant III CLYMER, JOYCE TAYLOR Plainview, Texas B.A., Bible Negro Mission Leader II COWART, ELMO M. Plainview, Texas B.A., Business Administration CRAIG, BETTIE PHIPPS CRAWFORD, IOAN B. CBEWS, ALBERTA ANN Sunray, Texas Lubbock, Texas Plainview, Texas B.A., Horne and B.S., Physical Education B.A., Business Administration Family Life I .. ,A N' I. ,- v.. ' 1 .,- , 1, DAVIS, ROBERT Poplar, Montana B.A. En lish a E Secretary, Constitution Party Vice President, Speech Clu Vice President, McDonald Hall IV Ministerial Alliance Street Service Chairman IV Trail Blazer Staff II-IV B.S., Education ABP, CLAUDIA JANE Amarillo, Texas .A., English .T.A. a President IV orm Council I orm Vice President III orm President IV .G.A. Senator IV Miami, Florida B.A., English 1 HARRIS, ROY LEON HODGES, JOHN LEE Gruoer, Texas Ravenna, Texas B.A., Religious Education B.A., Business Cheerleader IV Administration Texarkana, Texas DEAN, WILLIAM R. FISCHER, ZOLA LANGLEY FRYER, THOMAS W., JR. Transfer from Stetson University HOLLARS, OPAL Plainview, Texas B.S., Education Plainview, Texas B.A., Education CABMS, KAYE LAVELLE Loyal, Oklahoma B.S., Physical Education Flying Queens I-IV Flying Queen Co-Captain IV Basketball Queen II All-American II, III Secretauy of Flying Queen Association III Nominee for Beauty Pagean T.S.T.A. I-IV Dorm Council III CADE Transfer from Mary Hardin-Baylor tII Vega Texas B.A Music Education Intemational Choir VVho's VVho In American HORRELL, LARRY JOE Colleges and Universities IV ISHAM, BETTY LOU Sunray, Texas B.A., Speech Freshman Improvement Award S.C.A. Social Commission III B.S.U. Council III Who's Who In American Colleges and Universities III-IV LEABY, LEE EDWARD Shreveport, Louisiana B.A., English B.S.U. Treasurer Circle K HOWELL, AUBREY WAYNE Yeso, New Mexico B.A., Bible ' B.S.U. Choir President I Mission Band Extension Vice Chainnan II IVEY, LENA RANEAL Dimmitt, Texas B.A., Business Administration Class Treasurer II Dormitory President II, IV Y.W.A. President III B.S.U. Council IH B.S.U. Choir III LOGAN, SUSAN VERNELL MCGOWAN, IABEZ RANSON MCLEOD, CARLOS RAY Lamesa, Texas B.A., Music Outstanding Music Student I Class Favorite II International Choir President IV Class Secretary III Homecoming Queen Nominee II, III, IV Who's W'ho in American Colleges and Universities III-IV Watonga, Oklahoma Plainview, Texas B.A., Bible B.A., Bible Fishers of Men President II State Winner of Town and Senate Chaplain III Country Award IV NEWMAN RAY DON PHILLIPS, JERRY Hart Texas Hart, Texas B S Pohtxcal Science B.S., Physical Education Pioneer Co-Captam IV W Club President IV PHILLIPS RAY WELDON POACE, HAROLD WENDELL Odell Texas Tulia, Texas B S Physical Educatum B.A., Bible REECE, JOHN HARLON Plainview, Texas B.A., Music Education International Choir President III F.T.A. President IV F .T.A. Co-Music Chairman III Quartet Member I-III REED, TEMPRESS M clntosh, Alabama RI-IODERICK, JANETTE BARR Barton, Arkansas 'B.A., Psychology B,A,, English Y.W.A. I-IV International Choir I-II-III F .T.A. III-IV Philokian Club President IV RHODERICK, LYNN EDWIN ROBERTS, WILLIA CUNNINGI-IAM QUWUCIUZ, TQXUS Plainview, Texas B-A-, HiSf0Iy B.S., Education Transfer from West Texas State College ROSSER, SHIRLEY NELL Snyder, Texas B.A., Elementary Education Y.W.A. I B.S.U. Council II Dorm Council II SATTERFIELD, SAM H. F ort Worth, Texas B.A., Speech International Choir II-III Class President II S.C.A. Director of Social Activities II B.S.U. Council III S.C.A. Vice President IV International Playhouse President III SEICLER, DONALD A, McAdoo, Texas B.A., Speech Mission 'Band Extension Cllairrnan III Class Vice President III B.S.U. Council IV Traveler IV SERRATT, DELBERT DEAN Sudan, Texas B.A., History Fishers of Men I-II Mission Band Extension Chairman III Mission Band President IV LEY, AUDYE MARTIN WILEY, BETTY ARIOLA Crosbiton, Texas Lakeview, Texas -A-, Bi le B.S., Secondary Education fission Band Science Club inisterial Alliance STAFFORD, BRYCE FRANK Hawthorne, California B.A., Accounting Transfer from El 'Camino Iunior College SHORT, IDA LOUISE Rusk, Texas B.S., Education Speech Club Secretary III Runner-up Beauty Pageant III Flying Queen Co-Captain IV Homecoming Queen IV Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities IV VAUGHN, DOUGLAS EUGENE Altus, Oklahoma B.A., Bible Ministerial Alliance STONE, VADA JEAN Quanah, Texas B.A., English Ikwa Vice-President III Dorm Chairman II WILLIAMS, EDWARD I'I. Burleson, Texas B.A., Bible Ministerial Alliance WILEY, GAYLON BRUCE Lakeview, Texas B.A., English Ministerial' Alliance ' President IV Speech Club II, III Intramural Sports I-IV B.S.U. Council IV WILSON, EDWARD GLENN WOZENCRAFT ESSIE LEE Plainview, Texas A Tulia, Texas B.S., Business Administration B.A., Elementary Education Science Club Transfer from West Texas Speech Club State College ZELLO, MARY FRANCES Burger, Texas B.S., Elementary Education Class Secretary II Fleming Hall Secretary III Fleming Hall President IV -1 Y w w Kiki W H WY' ' Adams, E. O. Arnspiger, Sylvia Arrington, jerry Arthur, George Bagwell, Ben Alamogordo, N. M. Portales, N. M. Lubbock, Texas Sacramento, California St. Augustine, Florida Billings, LaVaye Bowen, Virginia Bowers, Wade Boyd, Mary Bradford, Helen Borger, Texas Plainview, Texas Petersburg, Texas Seymour, Tennessee Lewiston, Idaho Bristow, Wayne Buckles, Pat Judy Bugher Burrow, Dorothy Bush, Beverly Muleshoe, Texas Chattanooga, Tennessee Lexington, Oklahoma . Plainview, Texas Cuero, Texas Cadenhead Voncille Ca enter Wanda Cheun Rub Clemens B an Commons Voncille , TP , gs Y , TY , Alamogordo, N. M. Phillips, Texas Shum Shuipo, Hong Kong Skellytown, Texas Whitharral, Texas Cordova, Caxjolyn Comebise, Ian Downing, Marvin Embery, johnny Flowers, Margery Plainview, Texas Plainview, Texas Plainview, Texas Amarillo, Texas Houston, Texas Forbes, Clinton Gray, Walter MQ' Guin, Chester Hartman, David Hinckley, Ward Borger, Texas Dexter, N. M. ' We - Plainview, Texas Lockney, Texas Springer, N. M. 11,439 ,Zgffj ff!! ,. e haiku W if a f W - .2 ' JQWW , Jef fy P ww' Wx Q? ,fa JMZlfWMMf!ff!gZQ7 f T ,,1afL,1:7 !fl ff!Q' aw aaiaifai M W Jyffwc indman, Bill owell, R. L. Jackson, Scottie James, Gene Jarrett, Carita ubbock, Texas Levelland, Texas Albuquerque, N. M. Norwalk, California Albuquerque, N. M. ester, Clifford Kinard, Don Kiser, Laura Kite, Joyce Koteen, Nina ltus, Oklahoma Memphis, Texas Sierra Vista, Arizona Parkville, Missouri Espanola, N. M. 1. ix 7- Lavash, Don . 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M. - South Plains, Texas Gruverg Texas Khan, Barbara Lamb, Garland Lani, Eunice Laverty, Richard Law, Bonnye Morgan Hill, California Plainview, Texas Lub ook, Texas Parnpa, Texas Texline, Texas mons, Frances Line, james Lowry, Carla Lyons, Carla McCormack, Randolph ckney, Texas Fresno, California Forest, Mississippi El Paso, Texas Clovis, N. M. cCoy, Donald McCune, Zee McWilliams, Clynda Martin, Adrain Martinez, Femando emphis, Texas Happy, Texas Plainview, Texas Gould, Oklahoma Eclmonson, Texas Martinez, Tommy Mayberry, Joy , Merriman, Doyn Meyer, Lendell Meyer, Leon Raton, N. M. Lovington, N. M. Plainview, Texas Bentonville, Arkansas Plainview, Texas Miller, Janice E. Miller, Ianice N. Mitchell, Earlene Moore, jack Moore, Wayne Memphis, Tennessee Friona, Texas Plainview, Texas Lubbock, Texas Artesia, N. M. Moring, Georgia Mon-ison, jimmy Morrison, William Oldham, Sue Ortega, Frances Plainview, Texas Muleshoe, Texas Ontario, California Lubbock, Texas Oakland, California Patterson, Patsy Pearce, Ann Phillips, Charles Pierce, Marie Poff, Emmitt North Bend, Oregon Abernathy, Texas Seminole, Texas Spur, Texas Elk City, Oklahoma Pond, Doris Provence, Ioe Pruit, Morris Quaid, Kenneth Ray, Ann Hale Center, Texas Arlington, Texas Afton, Texas Ardmore, Oklahoma King Cove, Alaska Renfro, Glenda Ressler, Blair Rivera, Danny Roberts, Morris Rocha, Rosa Littlefield, Texas - Pueblo, Colorado Plainview, Texas Amarillo, Texas ' Laredo, Texas Rogers, Sallie Rogers, Stanley Sartain, Robert Schluter, Joyce Scott, Robbie Big Foot, Texas Albany, California Friona, Texas Balls, Texas Vemon, Texas Septin, Gonzalo Shepherd, Janice Shuman, Walter Sinclair, john Sledge, Barbara Iloilo, Philippine Islands Lamesa, Texas Elk City, Oklahoma Plainview, Texas Hale Center, Texas Spate, Joyce Spinks, Iimmie Steele, jo Strickland, Mary Swagerty, Lavem Rocky Ford, Colorado ' Vega, Texas Leoelland, Texas Amarillo, Texas Shamrock, Texas Swart, Sylvia Thompson, Jacqueline Thurber, Gene Torres, Ruth Trammell, Emma Drummond, Oklahoma Littlefield, Texas Odessa, Texas Abernathy, Texas Lubbock, Texas Tullis, Dorothy Tumer, Margaret Walker, Patsy Webb, joy W'heeler, Betty Hale Center, Texas Tyler, Texas Fritch, Texas Plainview, Texas Hale Center, Texas VVhittngton, Max Whittle, Irma Wiginton, Ian Wilboume, Neva Io Willard, David Shamrock, Texas Minneapolis, Kansas Altus, Oklahoma Plainview, Texas Plainview, Texas Wilson, Bradford Wilson, james Wisdom, Sara Silverton, Texas Hollywood, N. M. Wichita Falls, Texas Woemer, Elie Wright, Barbara Wuerflein, Martha Aisne, France G1-uoer, Texas Muleshoe, Texas oung, Dwayne Young, Francis Young, Marvin Youngblood, Edith rtesia, N. M. Amherst, Texas Booina, Texas McAlister, N. M. F TuDE T eovlslz ME T : ASSOCIATICD x, 'H' President 4 CLYDE CAIN E' PRESIDENTS CABINET Standing: Ben Bagwell, George Arthur. Seated: Beverly Bush, Pat Awbrey, Louise Short. Not shown David Cartwright, Nelson Moore. ,eff SUPREME COURT lfeft to right: Mzuy Anne Allen, Leslie Thompson, Don Newman, Bettye Lincecum. Not shown: Ierry Ar- nngton. 4,5 Officers-left to right: President Bon Bagwullg Vicc'-Pmsiclcnt Mary K. Alleng Chaplain Patsv Neulg Secretary Beverlv Blake Parliamentarian Charles Arrenclcll. Noi slmwn: Sergeant-at-urlns Jim Morrison. ' ' ' SGA SENATE ll . , ,l gy SENIOR SENATORS: -fi Maly K. Allen Claudia Harp Lester Carr ! . .-,, Raneal Ivey 1 'fi A' V, I Beverly Blake 14:5 .WJ JUNIOR SENATORS: Paul Siebenmann Jerry Arrington Carita Jarrett Darel Walser Not Shown: Pat Buckles SOPHGMOBE SENATORS: Nancy Allen -- V o Charles Arrenclell ' ll l Patsy Neal Don Thompson Not Shown: Elizulnctl1 Duplcr gl FRESHMEN SENATORS: 55 J ' Robbie Johnson Jim Morrison - . ,A J 1 Dwayne Young l Raymond Hall L'Donna Costley r ln , MCDONALD HALL: Don L, , Adams, Lee Leary, Larry If Maxwell. HALL. Cliff Martin, Fryer, Don Thompson. AGNES MAYS: Ph llis um er Tempress Reed. ly HALL: Bonnie Law, Io Steele, Nancy Cof- Mona Poff, Joyce Perry. y J p , Carla Lyons, Voncille Commons, u L SGA DORM COURTS MATADOR HALL: Standing- Verna King, Zona Williams. Seated-Shirley Prosser, Murlene Seright, Vonda F arr. A FERGUSON HALL Belva Ramsey, ' Beverly Bush. Q , II'ltG1'D2ltiO1'lill Choir float representing Louisiana. SECOND PLACE WINNER Susan Logan - Queen candidate Speech Club float representing Oregon. Carla Lyons - Queen candidate Junior Class float representing Mississippi. Margery F lowers - Queen candidate HOMECQMIN4 F.T.A. float representing Idaho. Beverly Blake - Queen candidate -.WA ,, 49, :fag +ef'f'fw I' .-fr'TT'- ' ,- Y L .b ' 'I - -- ' ' , z NNQN l, .yi '-il.',' '..,ft -,Z '5 ' f I X2 -f 1- -D - ' ' if' . ' , V, 'mp r-2. ' self' 2 'il -'ff' ff- , , ag f ' -V- 'Q ' if f:'! 14 , It ' duly I -.Ii ffxl' fl'-.',1:d'l i ,I v w .:,1,: jf Q TQ ,gg .4 ' I v -. I nffq Constitution Party float representing Wasliiiigton D.C. Patsy Neal- Queen candidate Volunteer Mission Band float representing Virginia. Patsy Wfzlke1' - Queen candidate LQATS N '3 . ,Y . , Q 1.-1 --Q f ,,,'v- ?'--r- , Senior Class float representing Texas. Louise Short - Queen candidate THIRD PLACE WINNER Circle K float representing Illinois. Barbara Sullivan - Queen candidate .. fllillllil S O L..1i....L..L lf reshman Class float representnng California. Sylvia Swart - Queen candidate ,x , ,Oli .I NKQWM n ifwwf WV . S if lllmlf llfl Home Economics Club float representing Georgia. Kay Cain - Queen candidate 64 .l. C. DENNEY IO FIRST PLACE WINNER Sophomore Class float representing Florida. Roma Brewer - Queen candidate L14 I . oi fa .. 5 'sogk Q? QQ 2 mu .23 EEE? U'?3....pT F38 4-JN was um- UU I f ul Q :- OJ D4 '.-14 an Q-4 .-. I3 O 223 2 S-1 ca P1 0 .E 'U 4 :H S Q . BOARD MEMBERS CD 91 ESE 54:3 'JFSE Um omg .Eoc mcg aw, SSG' 1-.95 co F' co,- 01 Oni vga' Anmtx bxi-on aw... .. ,azz ,o cn :ggi ombxc as U -Emma 52? ,2-125-4 LHUDQLH LJ. V3 VJ RM ER F at- ho W S teachers and staff member students. The bond between the college and its ul' I ..... old od the go in HS How it w 'i cd 'Ci program. on Round-up mni .Ei fr! I i Something interesting at t e Christmas party. ,L MERICAN GUILD OF CDRGANISTS President ......... .... L arry Horrell Vice-president ..... ...... S ue Logan Secretary ....... .... D wayne Young Treasurer ........... .... lv Iargaret Sherrod Program chairman .... ...... P at Patterson Sponsor ............ .... M r. Earl Miller PHILOKIAN President ........ 3rd vice-president Secretary-treasurer Reporter ........ Sponsors ........ Lus S . . . . . . . Ianette Rhoderick lst vice-president ..... . . . . Shirley 'Weldon . . . . . . . . Sue Huckabay Wanda Carpenter . . . ............. Margaret Sherrod . . . Mrs. Owen and Mrs. Parrish Mrs. Iohnson talks to the group. ose with the iron fists! Officers from left to right: va Io Wilbourne, secretaryg Beverly Bush, vice-presi- ntg Harlon Reece, presidentg Barbara Sullivan, enlist- ent chairman. Mr. Williams and Miss McAdams serve sponsors. 4?-if 4,4- -V 4 A-,Al ff TEXAS STUDE T EDucAToRs Assocmlo 1 -i-K Now students, this is how to do it! .1- Iust Watch! Q- A tea honoring M . Mary Alexander, state President of Classroom Teachers. ' 'u:., W ' V 4 I -, A ':.4,jf-A .t-V:-5: V- 11 1' ' Tqjf. iff- T. -- ,. Y ' W Y Q -' 111- X. . - I ' .- Y -' ,,,,., --. ,. A V 4 X! . I RI A . A I 1 3 -Ui , ' 141:11 ,.- l. --L - , - ,- -.tu .,-.' '1-.vaigsf 1 ,,,,f,. ,, , I v ,. - r, , I Bobbye Newell C0-editor THE TRAVELER STAFF Geny McConnell Co-editor Glancing through previous annuals. WAYLA D LITER RY MAGAZINE Shown holding a copy of the Literary Magazine, which contains the literary works of many Wayland students, is the editor, Sylvia Arnspiger. Others are shown left to right: Alice Stewart, assistant editor and Nina Koteen, art editor. Faculty adviser is Dr. Sher- man Neff. THE TRAIL BLAZER TAFE .-go, co if xx er. Q. 1 Inspecting an issue of the weekly newspaper just from the press are, from left to right: Ioan Smith, Alice Stewart, Janice Miller, Bob Davis, Joe Peterson, printer, Ben Bagwell and Ann Ray, co-editors, Charles Arrenclell, Joe Daniel, and L'Donna Costley. HOME ECONOMIC CLUB 1, I 3. r E -, !, V S ,',' 7 413.3 r ' I . I ' I ' ' .1 . . -S il. F ' 14 v L . , f , ,E MEMBERS-front row, left to right, are: Myrna Eaves, Zee McCune, Cleta Cross, Georgia Johnson, Shelby Claycomb, Margery Flowers, Evelyn Bratcher, Voncille Commons, Lois Kendrick, and Jeanette Robertson. Back row: Nell Hogg, vice-president, Kay Cain, president, Betty Hill, Mrs. Cecil Cosper, sponsor, Rita Johns, Eunice Lang, Sylvia Swart, Judy Bugher, Sue Oldham, Martha Wuerflein, Joyce Perry, treasurer, Nancy Allen, Peggy Beckett, and Bettie Craig. SCIENCE CLUB MEMBERS-standing, from left to right are: Adviser, Mrs. YV. E. Steward, program chairman, Ken Mattox, Betty Lincecum, Gail McWilliams, Chester Guin, Ruby Cheung, Jim Monrison, adviser, Miss Mary Young, president, Kim Draper, and George Amegin. Seated is adviser, Dr. Dorothy McCoy. ., .g-fi Must be serious! This is SPEECH CLUB MEMBERS-from left to right, are: Carla Lyons. Second row: Danny Rivera, Bonnie Law, Sue Oldham, Sarah Wisdom, Janice Shepherd, Glenda Bernson, Jimmie Spinks, Billy Hunt, and Leon Blevins. Back row: Frank Tseng, Larry Branscurn, Raymond Hall, Joe Peterson, Bob Davis, Charles Arrendell, Ierry Arrington, and Lusby Kirk. Feel at Home? Debate Practice? Dr. Freeman and his extra-sensory perception equipment. Dr. Freeman conducts an experiment with the extra-sensory perception class. 11' A,Q ' Q i EXT RA- SENSORY PERCEPTICJN David Cartwright does an experiment with a ping pong ball. TT 'sit Wiman Serratt Bristow Embery Sullivan Bush Allen Walser Bush Seigler Miller Chastain Cannon Wiley President . . . President . . . Secretary ..... Promotional .... Chairman Devotional . . Stewardship .... Publicity ...... Missions .... Social ..... Enlistment .... Ministerial .... Alliance Y.W.A. ........ . Mission Band OFFICERS X Wayne Bristow .. John Embery Barbara Sullivan ........KenBush Mary Anne Allen . . . . . Darel Walser ..-.- . . . . Beverly Bush Don Seigler . Carolyn Miller . . Don Chastain Dorothy Cannon . . . . Gaylon Wiley . . . Patty Wiman . Delbert Serratt 'rf i . ,1 . , V V, i .i I KUQBQ I ' 1 uw , u The Incoming Council at the B.S.U. Banquet in 1957 B.S.U. Greater Council Y w . SOM, Winfred Moore, pastor of First Baptist Church, Borger, was evangelist for Campus Revival. DEEPER WITH GOD The BSU Choir sang for the services of the Campus Revival. .av-...-..... 1 1 Nt. 4 462.159 .sri . H . I VOLU TEER MISSIO BA D Healing ofthe Blind M arf Mission Band at Work Challenge ofthe Cross, YOU G WOMAN'S AUXILIARY Top row, left to right: Nell Hogg, publicity chairman, Patsy Walker, June Dickey, Glenda Bernson, library chairman, Patty Wi- man, president, Margaret Turner, Jimmie Spinks, Ruth Torres, Evelyn Bratcher, Martha Rankin, program chairman, Io Steele, secretaiy. Bottom row: Esther Kauffman, Pat Awbrey, stewardship chairman, Rita johns, Sara Wisdom, Bettye Lincecum, so- cial chairman, Martha Wuerflein, Barbara Wright, Robbie Johnson. . MINISTERIAL ALLIANCE li' X L V . I ri ff l 5 I 1 First row: Lavern Swagerty, Pat Buckles, Jabez McGowan, Waltei' Shuman, E. O. Adams, Don Martin. Second row: Robert Fields, Don Connor, Gaylon Wiley, president, Cletus Caswell, Cliff Martin, vice-president. Third row: Dr. Johnson, sponsor, Bert Clascock, Douglas Vaughn, Tommy Nesbitt, Clinton Forbes, Kenneth Quaid. VBAPTIST ',. R7 . TUDE T U IO at work MISSION EMPHASIS WEEK with Brother Anderson, a mis- sionary to Argentina, who was our guest speaker for the week. CCNVENTION We had two in the State Choir. jackie Robinson speaks to us. John Embery is in charge of the Negro i Mission. M MISSIDNS Pat Patterson plays the piano. Teachers and children at the Mission each Friday night. 78 Our sponsor??? B U eeef TACKY ef e PARTY L The Sword Eater The Frog Man. Isrft she sweet? Pictured above are Dr. john Freeman, Dr. A. Hope Owen, Mrs. I. B. Sutphen, Wanda Carpenter, and Mrs. W. M. Greer. Mrs. Sutphen reviewed the book, Papa Was A Preacher. Dr. Elmer Knowles, Lubbock, spoke on the subject, Love, Courtship, and Marriage. Pictured with him are left to right, Mrs. Cecil Cosper, Mrs. A. Hope Owen, and Kay Cain. CHAPEL GUESTS Representative George Mahon and Mrs. Mahon of Lubbock talk with Dr. and Mrs. Owen. Mrs. Beit Black, Crosbyton, District 9 W.M.U. President, is shown with Harlon Reece, Dr. Cecil Cosper, and Tom Parrish. Mrs. Ben Bagwell, Mrs. Sadie Bay Powell, Mrs. Willie Merle Haithcock, and Dr. Owen. Mrs. Powell is Presi- dent of Texas State Teachers Association and Mrs. Haith- cock is Hale County School Superintendent. C1 D cD in earl fHenson Harris invests Rev. H. Strauss Atkin- wiith the traditional hood for the honorary Doctor ivi ' z ' ' ' . . ni de ree is President Owen and Dr ty S 'oiiald look on. ill ainlreth Carter, president of the Class of 1957, pre- rm honoraiy membership to Dr. Owen who be- l e college president the fall Kennetlfs class were ap hmen. 1 r 14 Dr. George W. McDonald, president emeritus, Dr. Charles Mathews, Dr. H. Strauss Atkinson, and President A. Hope Owen at the 1957 Spring commencement. Dr. Mathews and Dr. Atkinson received honorary de- grees from Wayland Baptist College. COMMENCEME T I95 YT V . -. 1 '-'Y' V YWMFH' 7 Tgfjgf 515 if 1- f ' 1 1 .j1'..g4-'Qi-Q' ' ' A 'll I f l President Owen presents to Bill Goebel the first . Timothy Award for highest ranking ministerial stu- dent in 1957. 81 A7 Q The Line-up? Dj Representative Freshman! Sue, you just must brush your teeth! The Winnah! Come on, Slimes! Oops, too hard. l li 1 l l ,lr :wr llfg 4 1 . i. f Isn't this sweet? Take your choice, boys. E52-K-.-FWZ'-:if - yd' '1' ' -' H 4 5 I We all must bathe occasionally W- 83 WILLSON Dr. D. Elton Trueblood delivered the Willson Lectures on Applied Christianity. Pictured above are fright to Ieftl Dr. Owen, Mr. and Mrs. David Willson, Mrs. Trueblood, and Dr. Tmeblood. LECTURE Dr. Trueblood chats informally with stu- dents at the ubuzz' session in the Presi- dent's home. V Dr. Trueblood talks with Louise Short Refreshments were served after the buzz session and Miss Parten after the buzz session. ' 84 afternoon, Wayland Col- f'!h,l 1r .,'. ' I , J . 'l 11' 1 ' H1 '1Ei's Ooooohl If he falls! - F-': . j.: AF' --x,-pn, f 'io' Don't the church recreation banquet decorations look okay? CAMPU ,1 . 'MSS ,ff'f??Q ?: I' A I ' ' a ri . .. 51 fl No resemblance, really! an , ..,. ,, ,, IT. T9 Cute, whatever it isl Studying? No, just moving books to the new library! 85 R A AWARDS -Don Thompson and Verna King receive the Freshman Improve- ment Award in 1957. C. L. Beard, Vice-President of Former Stu- dents and E. K. Shepherd, President of F ormer Students presented the awards. Pwturecl above me Mr. R. V. Payne, Dr. D. M. W1gg1HS Scott, Glenn F arring, and Dr. Owen. Stacia and Glenn the first citizenship award from Wayland. irr s 9 J, J 'x 'XX 9 5 , Q i 6, csfvefe 1 9 t Rap : am xx QQ ND 54395 i it i i e. fi ACH -UN i l x vi if1w,,,, ffm, my Q, , . re D fwr sl. Carlos McLeod received the Town and Country Achieve- Kiln Draper, Winner gf tha Freshman Physics Heat Award for work done in the First Baptist Church, Award for 1957. a way. 86 -,L A l A Y ' ' ' nf: :R T -:- .w,. .:r,,1 U ,.,..v. .,r., , gfrgj, ,jk ,wv K- Y-.1 .- f Hwy '14 ,'T. M- ' ng. 1,.1, ,'- ., :Vw L ' gl- 'qfl'7A',. : Q pu- ' :gil-EQQ FTE.: IW.: :NL -'QL JJ.. P-F3-2.14 Juju 5831 Icffih' 1 gf-:f. r-'75 .w :J-4 'i 571115 t9f'7m. T-1 rf: lf. . ivtp. ' ' .r , -. -, ,,.,A.lL,4 5:5 L, , H' -7,- . 3,1 -.,- M X CT. , IM Liv. - - ,.,l,4, . k . . ,rn . I .. '. .15 1 ,V V - :-1511 I. 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T 5 f. 1. - ' ' vw w 1 ' J 1 N. .. 1 ., -432' ..l'i,'w , , a ' 4 1 P Nancy Coffee Margery Flowers Doug Boynton Ken Flowers BEAUTY PAG EA T Kay Cain Patsy Neal Clyde Cain Jack Buttram 1 I Roma Brewer Ken Bush , '- 5 rw: lllzp. Susan Logan Lan'y Branscurn 'Darel Walser Sylvia Arnspiger BEAUTY Sonya Blasingame Bob Painter ,MN ix 1 w 5 YJ. 312.142 14, Barbara Sullivan Elizabeth Dupler Randy Moore Vernon Stokes PAG EA T -fn vi, vi I I A L ys! I '4' ,Y rf ' ,,1w,-11, E . W , Q f mf -4 A .' ' . I , , . Ii ' , 1- r' . ' - ' 1 - .111-Q ,V Y - I - -V . EA :9 :QT,!Ev 'if 3 i - A ' fi fs 1:- N 'V if ' f , gi. b .M -if ' .,, , , I ,Z I 'fin , - V ' . 'QfiQf'E 2 . ' I' , ' 1 .U I Lug: , jg, - 1, .V z ,- ,, :. QW- - , i Iv, - 3252 1 I Z a7'-q - '1 gY'.i1 ,2. V J.--f - f.-10 . - ' - Bobbie johnson Patsy Walker Wayne Bristow Frankie Rainey I J -Q WHO'S WHO AMO G AMERICAN U IVERSITIES AND CCLLEGE Who's Who among American Universities and Colleges are students chosen by nomination from the student body and finally selected by a committee com- posed of students and faculty members. Selections are made on the basis of the students' excellence and sincerity in scholarship, leadership and participation, extracurricular activities, citizenship, service to the school, and promise of future usefulness to business and society. Larry Horrell, Sr. Vega, Texas Major: Music Minor: English Member of the Inter- national choir 2 years, Boyis Quartet 2 years, State B.S.U. Choir 1 year, B.S.U. Greater Council. Ka Archer Cain Sr Y : - Hatch, New Mexico Major: Home and Family Life Minor: English President of Home Economics Club, Secretary of Senior Class, Campus Favorite 1 year, VVho's Who 2 years, Beauty Pageant 4 years, B.S.U. Greater Council 1 year, S.G.A. Senate 1 year, Cheerleader 1 year. Susan Logan, Sr. Lamesa, Texas Major: Applied Music Minor: English International Choir 4 years, President of International Choir 1 year, Outstanding Music Student 1 year, Ferguson Hall President 1 year, Who's Who 2 years, Corresponding Secretary of Y.W.A. 1 year. ' Mary Anne Allen, Sr. Ieffersontown, Kentucky Major: Bible Minor: Elementary Education Senior Class Treasurer, Reporter for Trailblazer 1 year, B.S.U. Choir 2 years, Volunteer Mission Band Secretary 1 year, Y.W.A. Community Missions Chairman 1 year. Betty Isham, Sr. Sunray, Texas Major: Speech Minor: English Senior Class Social Chairman, Y.W.A. Presi- dent 1 year, Mission Band 1 year, B.S.U. Devotional Vice-Presi- dent 1 year, S.G.A. Social Commissioner 1 year, Who's Who 2 years. Beverly Edwards Blake, Sr. Big Spring, Texas Major: Elementary Education Minor: English S.G.A. Senate Clerk, F.T.A. Historian, Y.W.A. President, B.S.U. Executive Council Secretary 1 year, Member of the Home Economics Club, Whois Who. Voncille Cadenhefrd Ir Alamogorclo New Memco Major: Applied Music and Muslc Education Minor: Rel1g1ous Education Member of the Internatlonal Cho11 930 years, Wayland International Players 2 years, Beauty Pageant 1 year Mission Band 1 year Homecommg Queen nonnnee 1 year Louise Short Sr Gallatin, Texas Major: Busrness Adm1n1strat1on Minor: Secondary Education and English Homecoming Queen Campus Beauty, S.G A Commissioner of Womens Athletrcs Co Captain of F lymg Queens Member of Flying Queens Association, Women s AAU All-American in 1955 Women's Natronal AAU Tournament Beauty 111 1955 Beverly Bush, jr. Cuero, Texas Major: Secondary Education Minor: Psychology Junior Class Favorite, junior Class Treasurer, S.G.A. Secretary I year, Editor of Wayland school paper 2 years, President of F .T.A. 1 year, Presi- dent of T.S.E.A. 1 year, B.S.U. Publicity Chair- man I year, 2nd Place Freedom Foundation Award Sylvia Arnspiger I Portales, New Mexico Major: Music Minor: English International Choir 3 years, Cirlis Sextet 3 years, Choir Reporter I year, Literary Magazine Editor, Reporter for WVayland school paper 2 years. Darel Walser, Ir. Lytle, Texas Major: History Minor: English and Music International Choir 3 years, Boy's Quartet 3 years, Secretary of Circle K, Program Chairman of NVayland International Playhouse, junior Class Social Chairman, B.S.U. Music Committee, B.S.U. Stewardship Chairman. SPINNING WHEEL George Arthur, Ir. Rio Linda, California Major: History Minor: Bible S.G.A. Secretary of Student Affairs B.S.U. Executive Council Member of the Ministerial Alliance B.S.U. Publicity Chairman 1956-57 Assistant Director of the B.S.U. Choir 1956-57 Mary K. Allen, Sr. Duncan, Oklahoma Major: Secondary Education and English Who's Who 1956-57 Spinning Wheel 1956-57 Senior Class Senator 1957-58 S.C.A. Commissioner of Elections and Publications 1956-57 Business Manager of The Traveler 1955-56 and 1956-57 Manager of the Flying Queens 1956-57 and 1957-58 l N Beverly Bush, Ir. Cuero, Texas Major: Secondary Education Minor: Psychology Junior Class Favorite Junior Class Secretary S.G.A. Secretaiy of Records and Finances B.S.U. Social Committee F.T.A. President 1956-57 Editor of Trailblazer in 1955-56 and 1956-57 Who's Who 1957-58 Ken Bush, Sr. Cuero, Texas Major: Art Minor: Education Senior Class President B.S.U. Promotional Chairman Iunior Class President 1956-57 Treasiuer of Home Economics Club 1956-57 International Choir President 1956-57 K Ben Bagwell, Ir. St. Augustine, Florida Major: English Minor: Journalism S.C.A. Vice-President Chairman of the Constitution Party Spring Editor of the Trailblazer Member of the Mission Band Member of the Ministerial Alliance Member of the Circle K I . Wayne Bristow, Ir. Muleshoe, Texas Major: History Minor: Social Science B.S.U. Fall President B.S.U. Executive Council Sports Editor of the Trailblazer 1956-57 Member of the Mission. Band Member of the Ministerial Alliance Clyde Cain, Sr. Canadian, Texas Major: Bible Minor: English S.G.A. President College Photographer Class Favorite 1956-57 Class Senator 1956-57 Cheerleader 1955-56 V 2391: iv Q:-I . ' ' , .H , : I A t , Lf?-ner, A i -.1 , 535.714 1- 4 rl.: l 1 ,il ' -f i ' ai-:AXE 'iii . ,L ' David Cartwright, Sr. Pampa, Texas Major: Religious Education Minor: English S.C.A. Secretary of Alumni Affairs Chairman of Constitution Party Business Manager of the Traveler Raneal Ivey, Sr. Dimmit-t, Texas Major: Business Administration Minor: Religious Education Senior Class Treasurer S.C.A. Senator Secreta of Ikwas TY, Member of American Guild of Organists, johnny Embery, Ir. Amarillo, Texas Major: English Minor: Bible Junior Class President Junior Class Favorite Negro Mission Chairman B.S.U. President Member of Ministerial Alliance W MA-J: 'Wayland Chapter If yraff ff'-ff ,fiZwJZWa45e!e' 7' W by ff anti' 'C f M ,r,W5fp ,fiwfi f,j..4L my are z,M'fifof?-'lfgaagfffgddf H ..4',, ,... 104 1 f Z fiffr-aaa .ff U- Carita Jarrett, Ir. Albuquerque, New Mexico Major: Music Education Minor: Education International Choir Member in the Sextet Member of the Mission Band junior Class Senator Ferguson Hall President Candidate for B.S.U. Summer Missionary Y.W.A. Music and Devotional Chairman in 1956-57 ,. Darel Walser, Ir. Lytle, Texas Major: History Minor: English and Music International Choir Member in the Sextet Candidate for B.S.U. Summer Missionary Junior Class Social Chairman B.S.U. Stewardship Chairman S.G.A. Senator Activities Editor of the Traveler Who's Who 1957-58 ,M , r -v 4 ' w , ' T w,. ' v J I ,pl il v ,. 12: 1 ,L y H.. 4 N YI 106 A HOMECQMI G QUEE Loul E SHORT ,. ,,. ,., , f . . - A .flf+fff -fb ,- N '- , 5 . . f .H g 3-.., 5 -wwe!-.' 2,-'i .sh W, 3 1, -S w, ,tl CHEERLEADERS Janice Miller, Alternate V... , B 'fm-N .-'M Il I ' 'BJ JL -ly . -1. fhge Roma Brewer Sue Coward, Alternate fi' Fa Roy Harris 1 L.. , gif' is. Nb xx N. x ,H Q15 . w. Dale Harris ' ' F Y Rachel Harris w', WJ. 1,Q . KEN BUSH KAY CAIN f i ? F 1 SENIOR FAVQRITES 011, F 'J I'l . ' 'Z' .,Y,,v, tw A ',.'Q.f, J' .4 BEVERLY BUSH. JU IOR FAVCDRITES JOHNNY EMBERY :'f-' - :rg -.-1 1-,rw-mah ' f f f , if i' 'A- :gff-EM . - . A A gg FV Mya' i7l,j,..,:t.:. l .L . Y. 1':J14.'tig :I OW. - -' 3 '-.Q-,,-Z'.,.:, Q, . 'ff' ET- .5 .-,my lv .1 , 1 A 'FD?3I 4 .,,v... X- .. 14: I . il-f A'-14' r'- L: V -' f,,'.'.. 1 N A, 9 'Q , L- , 1 .- .'v g1p.,' nw. V :A td.i,'.f..fE+' A. -v -pg 1- , v .. I zz. 'ww v- ' . -' ' ' A, 'f-mpjgfffi ' '. 1, -f'q,?i'fxfl .EWU ,f Nm, E ff ' .Qfl.! x:ln' .HY xxmaglkfg ' Nfl, Q. ul'-131.3 . , --g..11.:- -q' d,wAAwyw1y, .5 ifiiffwl. 72? I -:ylghrg , .- , I 3 r . - A . . 42313-'-w, '-fy .WP f, ' m1JmU W ' 'J fm A A fe'-9 : f WE' Xl: '.QlrYl-v:iN.fH,! L'fi.1,1f, WL' ffl If '.1vL',, ,, , . .HLQT 1-H T12 CLIFTON MARTIN ,gf ,x I.. M l L SCPHOMORE FAVORITE Mb BELVA RAMSEY L,-4. M- 1. ,-. 1 X 1 .- v 'T L 'll' v . w, .' 5535. 55:1 r :'lCP?ni q I . ... r ' Zuni? if f i.:.'ff1L-QF' 3-rg U ' A 12-sg 4' - , -4 pwza 1 JY2.Kfu4'5f'1 ' fmnl SONYA BLASINGAME BRAD WILSON FRESHM N FAVORITES ' 1 I 'SJ E H w V +2 W .M - ,- 44' U 3 TW , . Us W. ,11 . X L 3 - V X W, JV Q! ' 5 ' 1. ,r '. , I Q! lr ' W' k V . 1 H 1 ' . Y! .INS N F, 1: f A ' e A 1'1 3 - - V- 1 3 1 - 9' ,, lp I 1 Ill Mr. Steward-Music Department Head 71' .I . A-,, A rgll 'J 'fl Q gx Mr. Newton 1 X T 1 I K E PAEHXAENT Mr. Miller The Choir in Full Costume. WAYLA D COLLEGE I TERNATIO AL A CAPPELLA C OIR pf 93 X39 1591. A fu NP' X f ' L . X 4 , . 4- - k, X, 7 .LL in The Choir in Robes. 116 r ' ' 7 ' , , ,C 1 J 4, Il , ' CZ , i I 1 4 I. ,.f Men's Quartet Womenfs Sextet ik' , A gy ,. 'S V , ,, . 1- , 2 l , , um. . , ,.,,. . V4 . l ', r Uv .',,f DE' we M L' ' ' ,Y E i .,,- ,. 1 , V , The choir in traveling uniform. Left to right, first row: Mary Bay, Jimmie Spinks, Rachel Harris, Alice Wisdorn, Joyce Spate, Juanelle Hinman, Clyncla McWilliams, Sue Coward, Honerhea Denton, Pat Patterson. Seooncl row: Margery Flowers, Janet May, Laquita Huckabee, Carita Jarrett, Gail McWilliams, Barbara Blair, Susan Logan, Geraldine Rea. Thirfl row: Frank Tseng, Verna King, Dwayne Young, Roy Harris, Ruth Torres, Sylvia Arnspiger, Larry Horrell, Donna Cadenheacl, David Julian. F ourth row: Lester Carr, John Sinclair, I-Iarlon Reece-, Darel Walser, Ken Mattox, Dale Harris, Jerry Arrington, Don Collins, Larry Branscum. .gi 'fa l K Q ' 'A 'V I V A ui K r Q H- X' ,tu x ' ' VS' , ' V , - ' ... W Mary Bay Mary Boyd' fo Voncille Cadenhead Canita Jarrett Q M Sectzon H eacl LT Margery Flowers Rachel Harris Laquita Huckabee Verna King ECTIO Janet May Iimmie Spinks Ruth Torresl Alice Wisdom jerry Arrington Larry Branscum F n 4 1 ' 1 W ', '5?1 '1' X 04915 1 BASS l 1 W I n SECTIO 'J - 1:::Y' f..f .a-gy 'vi --s David Julian Sl l- Larry Horrell Ken Mattox Don Thompson Darel Walser Section H earl Sylvia Arnspiger Barbara Blair Donna Cadenhead Honerhea Denton Section Head SGPRA O Iuanelle Hinman Susan Logan Gail McWilliams lt. l , , I L,-.rue , ,,,, 4.,l..Qg 1 I ,, ,idx ..: r, Glynda McWilliams Geraldine Rea Mildred Reece Joyce Spate V . I l K ' -1' Don Chastain Lester Carr Don Martin Harlon Reece Section Head SECTIO john Sinclair Frank T seng Dwayne Young . As-. i s 'x Q L 3 T-if x, X- , A XIX, l 1' , 5 ,v ., ,, ,y S 5 1 S 'i , , ,,3A,5-.:,., S X9 ' 1 ,fa 3 H x R 51 l I . Q i uw Y- x i ip we r Fir' Z. 1 I ' t ' i 1 1 ,N -+1 'J' 5 fi Mr. W. E. Steward and members of the International Choir in the C. L. Craig home. Front row Q left to rightlz Mr. Steward, Susan Logan, Voncille Cadenhead. Second row: Sylvia Arnspiger, Gail McWilliams, Rachel Hams, Jimmie Spinks. Third row: Larry Horrell, Dwayne Young, Frank Tseng. -I .J . WAYLA on TER Ano AL CHOIR ACTIVITIE International Choir bottle blowing group performs at the Christmas program. ,..,,,. .- --1 M. . .-- 4ev f lsg.-:S-4..L:...-.L,4i. L.g,,f-..'Q44v' 't Wayland International Choir sings at the dedication of the new Van Howeling Memorial Library. - ,QQ Informal Warmups Christmas Party Christmas Party THE WAYLA D CCDLLEGE CHAPEL CHOIR Front row: Sue Coward, Ann Grant, Miss Mercer instructor, Pat Patterson, Patsy Walker. Middle row: Uleta Jester, Margaret Sherrod, Beverly Bush, Edith Youngblood, Nancy Allen. Back row: Grady Ford, Don Seigler, Ioe Peterson, Bob Sartain, Rex Newkirk, David Czu'duer, Travis Debnam. 125 I Y I957 SPRI G PLAY THE RAINMAKERU ,-Z! , I VVOLIldI1,f bow down to any woman! ' ' i5:'i?f ' H ' W E 5.-H' I 'fi '. , V, , 1 ' . ,r . I - - 1 i ,gf ,451 M: . fly M. f 4 Y g ,, ' mf,-15' .'-1 ' Q . . and I say, 'rain, rainf and it will rainf, waz-3 4-f-W Q ' ' ! ,, v 1- 31 :fr-mfifiw puff , u if' '-..,4.,1e'f U Q, Y - - , -- , iwifife .5 ' 'x v. ga 'pv- , E a I ', '51, But you can't arrest himlv Come with me and you will be the most beautiful thing in the world. PI IE HALL Pixie Hall play cast-Front: Doris Pond, L'Donna Costley, Mr. Eason, director, jzmet May, Marvin Hines. Back: Louise Broxson, Donna Cadenhead, Earlene Mitchell, Freddie Caro, Phyllis jumper, Car- la Lyons. 1'-ff Why should I study Chaucer? He's dead, isn't he? Say, what are you doing in that? HOMECOMI G PL Y ALL MY SCN S' CAST-left to right: joe Peter- son, Bob Davis, joy Mayberry, Carla Lyons, Floyd Koehn, Ben Bagwell, Betty Clement, Don Prescott, Ann Grant. VVhy did you call me here? ' l Everywhere I go a horrible beast fol- lows me. Why must he die? VVhy must he die? I FA TA A 51?-1 You lgxake me laugh because you are s happy- ' n v ART DEPARTME T Wayland College Art Exhibit Kay Cain and Bettie Craig painting their birds. n Art class at work. Geny McConnell adds finishing touches to -her table. V V I v Harley Berlin flies high in more ways just coaching the Flying Queens. He is of four pilots who fly the team around the and holds the rank of captain in the States Marine Corps Reserve. , , Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hutcherson, better known as Claude and Wilda, fly the Queens in Beech- craft Bonanzas to all parts of the United States. The Hutchersons have backed the Queens in every Way While winning four consecutive na- tionall championships and a sensational winning strea . ' ' 'V 7 7fff1 5.4 acopyright symbol, 1957, TIME INC., Kenneth May for SPORTS ILLUSTRATED I 133 HUTCHERSON FLYI G QUEENS WAYLAND CCDLLEGE Left to right: Mona Poff, Carla Lowrv, Patsy Neal, Belva Ramsev, Peggv Alexander, Margaret Odom, Ian Wiginton, Judy Bugher, Carolyn Miller, Kaye Gai-ms, Louise Short, Katherine Wash- ington, Dorothy Cannon, Ioyce Kite. 1 ' We -e..s'7l V . - '- I . ,, V .'V A , ' 2 1r .A . Q, r ' xl , , :f ax ,P yi , V4 . ., ' V' 5 Mary Allen, a semor from Duncan, Oklahoma., w 3 - ' vm serves the Flying Queens as manager. Her cheerful 'X , 'Q N. I A smile and optimistic spirit have been a big asset to the , , I 4 '-?.i4- ..,,-,-, - 1, 1 V , 7 !, 3, f ',g,5x5,wp33.-AMA Queens tlus year. . I 9 XX I 1 '- ? 1' fqfja:-rf ' 1 ' , Q , ' ' 1 fra. '. l - . 4 ' -- Wie A -,M lv 5f3rfr 55i ' H ' 5 .. ,,,.: e 7- N -.. K,-1-. ,f--' -- Q1. ...V .-- - .. ' :Jw '-- . ,.,,. .- . 1 1'i3'E.'2'i3 -a M f.-s , kr '- we 'E ' 7 l ' WL ll ,:, , Y ,,,..p4' .- 1, It nf -Q g K I of x l, fi r x , X f.1, S+' x wiv 4 'fx f-yt A s '. - . Y W .el ' :ing H , ,' .- .. 1, -L:-1 . - S 'A ', L Q, Kaye Garms, 5'10,' Sr. Co-Captain Forward-Guard Kingfisher, Oklahoma Two time All-American An all around performer Louise Short, 5'9 Sr. Co-Captain Forward-Guard Gallatin, Texas Excellent shooter and fine competitor J 1 Dorothy Cannon, 5'8 Guard Cotton Center, Texas F ast, aggressive, and dependable ,gf S r-N? -1 - .w l 2. 13, Mona Poff, 5'7 Ir. Forward-Guard Elk City, Oklahoma Ball handler, playmalcer, and a player with good poise :'.::.llA- 'Jf. . . :n'3L 31.5- K -,A , f 1 ' rf -' 5. V.: WN s J. I X. . LH. ,1 1..' . Vw W, i. J . , , . IL. ,. A xl . ur .11-v ,, 1, 7-f , uw. gem., joyce Kite, 5'3 Ir. F orward-Guard Parkville, Missouri F ast and a ball handler deluxe WT bm 'UVTET Margaret Odom, 5'10 Ir. Guard Dimmitt, Texas Tall and talented guard, and a good rebounder 'FS' fb, xv .- ,.., Md e--r , ,I 5' 52355 'y - ., Y U.. . 4 , .1 , x 'fsfl Ml 'r I ee , f M f. ,pt . 'x 'r 137 Judy Bugher, 5'l0', Ir. Forward Noble, Oklahoma Tall and a very good shooter .AFI 1 , , T:--. . A , .. , --RH , ' 1 1 as. ' 1 W ' , , V, ' ' ' 1 'n . o . v y ' - f 'of . V 1- X o Carolyn Miller, 5'10 Soph. F orward-Guard Palestine, Texas Aggressive, versatile, and a good hustler g 1 W Patsy Neal, 5'9 Soph. Forward Elberton, Georgia Very good shooter and a smooth performer Y. V! I MV N2ff.f3-, A fo- qv U , LIZ .1 - V . u,: ' .. -', 1 W V ,, ,, ,, :. . 'I Katherine Washington, 5'9 Forward-Guard Murfreesboro, Tennessee Fast, aggressive, and has a bright future as a Queen Soph. 1 .:, I I 1 . 140 Y 10-X ' -r 1 , . . , - h H- , w'- Carla Lowry, 5'8,' Fr. Forward Forest, Mississippi Very good fundamentals and basket ball background for freshman if eu. if 'Y xx I I 4 Xgx i Y' ' wifi K 2 MN? ' .-, ' Tax .K w x 9 Peggy Alexander, 5'1O Fr. Forward Loco, Oklahoma Good size and a consistent hustler Ian Wiginton, 6'3 Fr. Guard Friendship, Oklahoma First Wayland tall player, and has poise which should develop .fr , -- wsu X1 , R . i . -kia f if 1 ! I I I Pictured here are Kaye Garms, Louise Short, and Kath- erine VVashington. Kaye and Katherine were chosen on the team that will represent the United States in Russia this spring. Louise tied for the free throw championship with 48 out of 50 tries. 142 Halp! I'm surrounded! I STRAIGHT The Ali-American team consisting of Mona Poff, fourth from right, and Katherine Washington, sixth from right. BO TCD GO Hands off! It's mine! What do I do now? Katherine Washington and Mona Poff were selected on the All-American team. Katherine is now a four time A11-American While Mona is a member of the team for the first time. The other team looks left out on this one! Co get that rebound, Carolyn! Nice shot, Kaye! Two for Mona! jump, Louise! Edward S. Billings, Coach Once a key member of Wayland's Pioneer lineup, Billings ends his second year at Wayland as the Pioneer coach after serving as Harley 1. Redin's assistant his first year hack. Following his graduation from Wayland, Billings served two years in the Armed Services. After being discharged from the service, he was awarded a teaching fellowship in Physical Edu- cation by Baylor University from which he re- ceived the M. S. degree. He began his coaching career at Cisco Junior College as basketball coach and assistant football and track coach. s-- . 1-- -...r- - 'Z Don Klnard a junior from Memphis Texas, has completed his first year as Freshman coach. Due to an injury his sophomore year, Don was forced to quit playing varsity basketball. Be- cause of Don's interest in basketball and his ability to play, he has done a terrific job with the freshmen in preparing them for varsity ac- tion. Also, Don has done a swell job of backing the varsity team by broadcasting as many of their games as possible. Don is seeking a B. S. degree with a major in Physical Education and a minor in Mathematics. I95 -58 WAYLA D PIO EERS cr? I , - I I I L I - ' I ' A l XX A I -I DISTRICT 8 NAIA NORTHERN DIVISION 'CHAMPIONS Front row: Qleft to right? Nelson Moore, Artesia, New Mexico, Dalton Morri- son, Portales, New Mexico, Wayne Moore, Artesia, New Mexico, Buddy Poff, Elk City, Oklahoma. Back row: Boyd White, Lelia Lake, Texas, Paul Sieben- mann, San Antonio, Texas, Bzury lvlorgan, Floyd, New Mexico, Rollie Rinker, Elmore City, Oklahoma, Bob Painter, Phillips, Texas. , f- nf? vi X Iwi?- 51, 5, , Y VV.. ll Paul Siebenmarm, 6'2 Jr. G11 m-fl San Antonio, Texas erri ic hustler in all departments. A - sv ,gs A gina-. , T 511 f hard worker and a tough competitor. Bob Painter, 6'2 Jr. Forward Phillips, Texas F ast and aggressive, and a valuable asset to the team. oNt4- f- r Iv Q , , ffns. - 5 ' fr,,'.'v'1.1j.,x 1 - r , . 148 Nelson Moore, 5,119 Ir. Guard Artesia, New Mexico ' Only returning starter from last season. An all around performer. 1 N, X ' 1 . ' ,153 ,JI W .. Q-,gp-'.3:3,,g'Q Q' wan- , ' ,f 'Y '-Ur: Exf- , V 'F 1 ,Q Y l , fir. U . gn., -1 N55 A ., , v .- , .1 ,Zul- Lf . V x. . 4, LJ ,mi -1, J' i ziv. ' A - - 1 .1 if 'JA AEE Boyd White, 6'1 Ir. Guard Lelia Lake, Texas Transfer from Clarendon Ir. College Excellent in all departments. ,fn mx-'11 ogil E 4-C41-,L - ill ' .'Q3:gg! l i 'fill E Q! .' Wil 'L Barry Morgan, 6'6 Soph. Center Floyd, New Mexico Great potential as a leading rebouncler and scorer. Yi- -:naar ,.,--- Bollie Binker, 6'5 Soph. Center Elmore City, Oklahoma Waylancfs big man on the boards this year. Also a scoring threat at all times. ri Y? -V-.., il ' H? , l idea ' 2'1- 4 22:1 - Q L NAQQJ ii J - Y 'i Vl I 1 149 4-: -V Dalton Morrison, 5'1l Fr. Guard Portales, New Mexico Began his cage career at Wayland as a member ofthe starting five, although only a freshman. He added speed to a club that majored in that factor. .W 7-rig 1 1 150 'P V J 'i r 6 H 1150 .RG Buddy Poff, 5'll Fr. Guard Elk City, Oklahoma V f, 1. K ,, rf' 1 rr' xv ul y Saw a great deal of action this season H e is up for a great season in 58 good hustler at all times. v. I. , ,A W - - -Fw' affilfil aa- .X f-L n Vernon Stokes, 5'1O Ir. Manager Sundown, Texas Vernon has been a valuable asset to the Pioneers because of his winning per- sonality ancl team spirit. He has been a very efficient manager in assisting Coach Billings, both at home and on road trips. Besides being manager, Vernon takes time out to referee ga-mes for the Freshmen and also for different schools in Plainview. Hats off to Vernon for a job well done! Wayne Moore, 5'l1 Fr. Guard Artesia, New Mexico Saw a great deal of reserve action. Able to take up slack on offense and also put on a good show of defensive skill. ' 1 . .L nr -.5 Up and HWRYI Watch the elbows! What's the matter, buddy? Someone get the ball! Two points for Jerry I95 -58 WAYLA D FRCDSH N 41 Kneeling: Cleft to rightj Iim Morrison, Don Adams, Bobby Iack Frye, Jack Buttram, Brad Wilson. Standing: Coach Don Kinard, Marvin Young, Charles Nicholson, Bob Sartain, Max Whittington. q Midwestern welcomes Wayland. Where's the hall? Good for two points! ,r 1. I think I'm being followed! Heads up, gang! I don't know how he got there. Ask if he needs help getting downl Keep your eyes on the ball! Next time I'11 do it standing on my head! C,mon Coach, let me play! A 59 I . X. Good looking bunch! ...I Nas, . o' , e ,fi me , . U5 Lx, gi'-:.' 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Fans wish the Queens luck as they leave for St. Joseph ALI TOUR AME T Moss Foster assists Mary Allen, manager of the Queens, out of the plane while Dr. Bill Marshall looks on. Q, ,, ee-. The girls are ready. Where are the pilots? Kaye and Louise present the third place trophy to Dr. Owen. A Y, 'lw WAYLA D TRACK TEAM -A bl f ..f-Q 322-1-'i'?fi1..2 ,gpg-4,,.r51o,fLl:o,, 2, lug, yr, ,gy A ...mf Anvil H , b k J :X y y W U L R055 l2w-.q'.y!.' 4, lf' A '1 N N Pk--: QUE l r ' L 1 'K '-as ' M1 5, of Q I F, ggi ', ,N f--if , ff ,M ' Il fj. -- 551 J Qhg . .-1-44'- ,,' ,' 1 . :'1 ,: j fm' -EB-1 ,13.7i4'1if!- 111' JJ' 1- am -, , N1 y -No o nf 1 y wa - 5 fo , , ,qw 4 iv -z A W' F ' , 'Q' iffaififr' F. . ' ' 'Y ' 'f'5'ji fi: 1 f 2 ' if A y ' LEE? K, f L, 5141- MHA , ,g i ,. Wayland Track Team 4 , , f,,,E,,g:T g - ,E2'1'W! What game is this? How do I get down? Check that form! -. '- me 2.5 Daring, I would say! Up and over, Sal! - x W x ,, This okay, coach? Look at me, I'm flying! APRIL l Xl PARI e Qfnxlls Flying Queens receive their letter sweaters at the banquet. Mona Poff received the free throw award, Neal received the academic award, and Kaye Gai-ms the most valuable player award. I' -if Pictured above are the Pioneer varsity team. Nelson Moore re- ceived the free throw award, Boyd Wliite received the academic award, and Paul Siebenmann received the most valuable player award. 5 freslunan awards were presented to them by 1 Kinard, coach. 159 Kaye Garms, Co-captain of the Flying Queens, presents Mr. Louise S,h01'f, C0-Captain of the Flying Queens, and Mrs. Claude Hutcherson a small token of their apprecia- PFGSCIHS Mary Allen, lnimllgef Of the QUCGHS, 21 tion for the many things they have done. gift on behalf of the Queens and Coach Redin. L Dr. P. W. Malone from Big Spring gives recording machine to Mr. Steward. GIFT James DeWese presents Tom Martinez with a tape recorder. This tape recorder was given to Tom to help him with his school work by the Wayland student body. 160 Darel WVnlser, Verna King, and Glynda McWil- liarns are shown wearing new costumes given to the choir. Claude Hutcherson gives Dr. Owen the first check to start the fund for a new gymnasium. 54 A' A neo E Listen to me . . . Don't you want to 1iveP', Let her alone, pleasef, The guards on dutyq MIRACLE AT EA TER Z E , Lucy, when are you expecting him back? Lord, please bring our brother back The Home Economics Division prepares one for family living as well as many other phases of living. l15yq4li4Dl,4b1,X VCDCATICDNA E PHASIS WEEK The Social Science Division prepares one for a richer and mo abundant life. In the Social Sciences are Geography, History Political Sciences, Economics, and Sociology. The Psychology Division deals with a very interesting part of our lives. In this is included industrial, clinical, social, and edu- cational psychology. WAYLAND A hiv'-1 ml' UIOHE Ll f above persons were guests of Wayland College on the an- These ladies helped with the District 10 Y.W.A. House- High School Senior Day. party held on the campus of Wayland College. SCIENC FAIR .117 I This young lady entered her project in the primary lv division of the science fair. j Q eil ix. V, ,, W1 vl ' 'Ml X .g , yr: , 'L 3.2 x..u,'l,. . -Ny' MIN, I , - . w 3 , il I f- ' 'v This entry was in the junior di- This entry was in the senior division. vision. 1 A ! 'u . 'F 1 12 ,A K 5, N flu! LL' W 'J J L! ju Lf-fb W V! Ll' X I J Lf' f if Af f 4 U !ffv1flV x l Mg, -!ft F A Wf,f!fVff'! NV ffl? 4 W 'yy fJ j2 f'b' if W up A L, ff W, - If fffgwjifk' 164 TETQQY ' PSQ,7ff v XX-fy 156' 7 M49 M444 - 3 iowa gf W mf My M NQQWW M wcfa!i2D'.W7 ' I. f.w,,,,:43u.4..l MJMZ' f f 43 ' SZ 7237 335353 4 M 41447 ASM. 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DISTRIBUTORS-AUTOMOTIVE REPLACEMENT PARTS EVERYTHING FOR YOUR' CAR-TRUCK-TRACTOR and IRRIGATION MOTOR 6lI7-2l Ausgtjin Styreetn Phone CA 4-274I Plainview, Texas L: A I ,V 'X mga, v . 1 - e ig- A ...fgii Meet Your Friends at WEST'S PHARMACY PLAINVIEW'S LEADING DRUG STORE Pfescrwioa Speclhhkfs 109111 E f,,h NORTH suns or THE SQUARE Ph S 3232355 1 '1 M00 'fi 11 WARREN WHITES 1 SUPERMARIQETS PMemseae1wses.s. fvanv r PLAINVIEW, TEXA THE ROSE S1-1011 LEMQNS FUNERAL HOME 206 West 8th Ph CA 4 5566 Flowers for Any Occasion Phones: h d Pl T Foxworth-Galbraith DA V5 umber Company of Plainview Building Materials 8g H Drirfv-In Elcaucrs arclware Repair 81 Re-modeling I h A 2 E P 'Se'Vi'e WE CLEAN CLEAN C 5h8lQ Ph CA4425O Harvest Queen Mill 81 Elevator Co. Plainview, Texas 1 ' 97-i f'! I I f ! ,.'E 4,' . J, Z A:-x , I H A I ii-if f H ,V ' I E sf E V HI - - I V177 Y H .. ' E L E c I R I C I I RESIDENTIAL-coIvIIvIERcIAL DIAL INSTALLATION a SERVICE ON IRRIGATION WELLS I Nights and Holidays Call SERVING PLAINVIEW AND CA4-5697 CALL9543 suRRouNDINc AREA LIGHTING FIXTURES 3009 W. 6th LUBBOCK'S HOME OF I BlAlIl'IFUl Hllilllllllil ATD FINE CARPET AT LOWER PRICES Wfunnlrum !! ' 407 AVENUEQ Q :AL o 3 64 Higginbotham - Bartlett Co. Building Materials WE BACK WAYLAND COLLEGE 304 East 6th Street Phone CA 4-6336 Plainview, Texas 184 ffsoy It With Flowers Noel Cleaners QA!!-ll list! , ' NIH M unovzn L- 'J qmmg v:.3.1.LQX.GA.io fg+fLkQ'.2o:v5MM L2,mMxX!liHnIfl!n19rll..,murnrmmM o r :.::aigf?e vi-. 4. 1-:',2'o1. Arch Keys Flower Shop 606 Quincy Phone CA4-4567 Phone CA 4-2774 Night Phone CA 4-5407 J.L. and .lack Rutledge 0W e'5 Member of FTD BOYD Sz DAVENPORT 'f BRYAN'S F000 STURE Oldest Agency in Plainview A BRYAN SMITH, owner . n N. 'nm F are dsfqmw Life Insurance- 6 I V - ff Loans and Bonds- Q ag-529' QQ 76 QQ3 Real Estate Gro nd HW of ska S Building We serve to serve to serve agam U 99 121 E. om. Phone cA4.5832 Phone CA 4-27Ol Plainview, Texas Plainview' 'VHXHS CA 4-2702 185 The Harder Agency Insurance-Loans-Real Estate SINCE 1922 608 AUSTIN STREET DIAL CA 4 5372 Plainview, Texas PAUL HUGGINS 4 ..-2 M EN ' S STORE INV Sh 709 Bro adwoy Phone CA 4-596 DIAMONDS WATCHES SILVERWARE Distinctive Jewelry Zwmedi Phone CA 4-2692 7I'I Broadway BLAIR DRUG COMPANY Veigel Building Phone C A 4 -4 3 OI 7444164 Qofz S FROM AN EX-STUDENT Curoll S. Johanson o I ' 74221 eww Carroll s Spudnut Drive-In . A .iza-:fd mm Plainview's Leading Drive-In .MC 61 ,oe .elf ,Z-aux ppfefff 2010 w. 5TH one BLOCK oFF CAMPUS lgggllgis lons 1 cs4 W QQ, W 6- :gt QA ' F QQ,,,,'f Q5 ' 'f 40 Always shop the st' Q 2 me f' Qglsxx XNKS X! 49,000 0 ' 2 'SZ ' W 'fas- f'- a -Z 610 Broadway Phone CA4-9219 Z Plainview, Texas A SANDWICHES SHORT ORDERS FROZEN MALT WE DELIVER PHONE CA 3-9198 SERVICE FIHST 1fO GOD THEN CHURCH AND FELLOW MAN VN Q xpwxq X 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 iiii i ii ' iiiiiiiif iifiii Clothing For the Entire Family 509 Broadway Phone CA4-7659 187 t MW MW Starfire Diamond Rings Nationally Advertized Watches y Nationally Advertized Silverware 8. Fine Jewelry Guaranteed Watch Repairing Special Parties Good Food 606 Broadway Dial CA 4-4I6I 708 Broadway Phone CA 4 2935 Pldinview- 'rem Plainview, Texas Congratulations to Seniors of ' 58 HALE COUNTY STATE BANK 74e game af 'ffzieaafq Sezadce Plainview Texas HILTON HOTEL . ,l. -an ll l N Congratulations to the Seniors Plainvi y V q, ew of 1958 7 nm, XL ' Ph Bratcher-DePauw CA 4- Motor Company ' it gi? A menwnv l25 A C ditionecl R s-Coffee Shop 8: Benq t F It Let us help to arrange your parties 220 W. 5th Street Plainview, Texas - Watch Repair Jewelry Repair alive iireztripiinn Imp J . 65 Gale Clothier , Wag ' Registered Pharmacist ev if . JN wg 637, JEWELRY xdfgx 5 ci All 1 JX 'lik 719 BROADWAY If Y 5 5 t Y U Q, 'lx ' X, Plain iew, Texas y t y y pl ll J Pl10l1e 4-4467 lOl ECIST 7fi'l Half Block East of Skaggs Building WGfCl19S Clocks Diamonds Ph CA4 7474 PI T Silverware 189 SMALL FRY I09 W. 6th St. Phone CA4-6695 COMPLETE LINE OF INFANTS' AND CHILDRENS WEAR SIZES 0-I2 MATERNITY WEAR SIZES 8-20 SHOWER GIFTS OUR SPECIALITY Visit Our Baby Department lleuel Nash Chevrolet Compan Sales and Service Sixth 6: Austin Phone CA 4-5541 Plainview. Texas FOR ALL YOUR BERRY'S BAKERY NEEDS 420 Broadway P AST RI ES Our Specialties Are 'Parties 'Birthdays 'Anniversaries 'Danish Pastry 'Specialty Bread aycfon Z Lmhlef Phone CA 4-5 329 626 BROADWAY PLAINVIEW. TEXAS LITTLEFIELD, TEXAS Famous Brands--Nationally Advertised Men's Shoes By Walk- Over Tailor- Mades Fortune's DavicIson's Ladies' Shoes By Tweedies Valentine Faincies Joyce Friencilys Datebooks Fortunes Buskens Natural Bridge ChiIcIren's Shoes vlsai us IN ouiz NEW SHOP BYQ,f,'QI ,2',,,,,, Bun ees 190 I Compliments of I Your Friendly Department Store 615 Broadway Phone CA 4 - 5 2 7 2 Plainviewffexas Congratulations to the Seniors of l958 517 Broadway Phone CA 4-7417 ' P10 Ill! ' 70aqZcmd Zaifege piolagfmpdg Depazlmemf Produces All Photographs for - The Traveler The Trail Blazer The Foofprinfs and all Public Relations releases 191 - fl 'I xii .X A f a E D ii I ,.A! ., Q,-l ' 4 ' , ,,, - s 4 , iz-JE' ' ' 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 I., , ff f , ,f Aw., . ,- Q i I '1 1 ' 571 11.4 - ia. 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