Howard Payne College - Lasso Yearbook (Brownwood, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 222 of the 1968 volume:

Casso 1968 Mrommod, Zerns Sditor—Sooola Don Ballengcr Sponsor—Miss Zessica Martin Cover Photograph—Sovola Don Pallengcr Zable of Contents ; Dedication Dr. (juy D. Newman Activities Spring and Summer DR. JOHN L. PAUL HARVEY DR. ANTHONY KUREK RICHARD HARVEY HARGROVE DR. E. EARL ALLEN DU Week The Twelfth Annual Democracy-in-Action Week, April 3-8, was accepted by a distinguished list of speakers. Dr. Guy Newman, opened the week with an address at formal con- vocation in which Paul Cates, Lubbock, and J. Cleo Thomp- son, Dallas, received honorary doctor of law degrees. The program featured men from around the world in areas of government, education, economics, history, international re- lations, the Christian religion, and communications. Students Chair of Jntemational Affairs Dedicated Dr. Carr P. Collins, Jr., Dallas, a member of the Douglas MacArthur Academy of Freedom Board, was a $250,000 benefactor to the college in 1965, and as a result of this, the Carr P. Collins, Jr., Chair in International Affairs was created. On April '17, 1967, at formal dedication services. Col. Russell O. Fudge, director of the Academy and assistant professor of political science, was named as first occupant ‘Junior-Senior Banquet April 21 marked the formal-attire, Junior-Senior Banquet, held at the Coggin Avenue Baptist Church. Theme for the banquet was, “Under the Magnolia Trees.” Guest speaker for the affair was Don Newbury, former HPC journalism Coed Manquet Casso Presentation September (It Howard Payne College ( § 1 rr, i u JAMES WILLIAMSON 1 BILL BREDING 1 ' 1 BUTCH BERTHIAUME j€jK, | i k TROY HENSARLING U JIM FARRELL, Ul WAYNE RATHKE r, T Li GARY TOMLINSON Li CHARLES AIRHART ki 1 JOHN BENSON r% kA w Ul JERRY GLOVER S MARTIN RICHARD CALLAHAN JOHN KUBENA T, 77 L J) H Vjfi LARRY JONES DANNY KIBBE BARRY SMITH mSs ‘lockets Zopple Zooms Howard Payne opened its ’67 football season with a 35-13 victory over Tarleton State. Doug Holtzclaw set a new school record by running 92 yards for a TD. James Harris made three remaining TD’s and Warren Studdard made the last. James Williamson started his punting season with an aver- 7 of 25 12 for 140 8 for 42.3 GAME AT A GLANCE 16 of 44 4 for 55 8 for 38.5 HOLTZCLAW President’s Reception All School Ming lug jackets Sting ACC by 23-19 The Jackets were led to a 23-19 victory over Abilene Christian College by James Harris, pictured below right with Kent Bachtel, and Louie Gavrel. Harris made three TD’s, Billy Ingram made one TD and Danny Kibbe kicked 11 of 18 passes for 158 yards. GAME AT A GLANCE ACC 24 of 40 36.8 8 for 88 Pi Chi Pledge Party Sigma Zau Delta Party Jreskman }tat Day Coed Zalent Show jackets Smash JSC 2S-7 ASC 11 of 23 4 for 56 October Stingers Maude Days MS AU Qirl Zalent Show ?5SS Switch-Out Day HPC Stymies SSJ 6-3 Howard Payne stayed in the race for the Lone Star Confer- ence football crown as it edged by Stephen F. Austin 6-3. Band Sweetheart—Qloria Witt {jackets Capitalize on Cast Zeros’ Mistakes A-“A “o M|- a -d football Sweetheart—Miss Mna J vey CULLINS, FREDDIE WAYNE DOWELL, RONALD TERRY DUKE, CHARLOTTE ANN HARTIN, CAROL ELAINE HOLTZCLAW, DOUGLAS JONES, HILDA VAUGHN JONES, LARRY JOE JONES, LINDA PRICE KIBLER, BILLI ELIZABETH Who’s Who LATHAM, MARGARET ANN LOHSE, SHARON BELL LOWE, DAVID HARRIS MASSEY, JERRY WAYNE PIERCE, BEATRICE YVONNE RUANE, MARY ALICE Who’s Who APO Sponsors New Victory tight November Civic Music Steelier and Horowitz Zaras J. £ J Hogg ies Zopple flaskets for 2nd £oss Howard Payne Yellow Jackets suffered their second loss of season when the Hoggies of Texas A I ran passed them 36-0. The Hoggies took advantage of fumbles and GAME AT A GLANCE A 1 Homecoming Queen—Miss Koz Ratliff Roz Ratliff, senior from Fort Worth, was named the 1967 Homecoming Queen in a formal presentation November 11. She is a business education major, and a member of Sigma Alpha Sigma, secretary of the Student Senate, and a 1967 cheerleader. Queen’s Court In chapel Friday, November 10, Miss Roz Ratliff was crowned Homecoming Queen by Mary Gibbs. In the middle right picture she is being congratulated by her parents. Run- ner-up was Kathy Stiles, a junior. Other nominees were Price, a senior, and Kay Atkerson, a senior. ’ 6 KATHY SHAW ■ SUSAN PEVETO PRINCESS, KATHY STILES Dr. Veda Hodge Js .Honored bonfire a 41-15 Homecoming victory as he scored four TD’s. Other 6 for 46.6 GAME AT A GLANCE SR 194 20 of 33 4 for 31 Senior Slave Sale Judians Ease Past jackets Stinger Pagers Zake Pair Jrom Zarletm Zemns MPC Cagers 967-I96S December King Zwerp—J4r. Canny Voss Zwerp Day GORDON CLINARD, Revivalist RANDALL PURVIS, Music Director the Rev. ZSSA Panquet Kappa Delta Pi Zea f Alpha Rho Zau Party Jce Sum Mils Campus imi ii Christmas on Campus {January Coach Qlen Whitis Wins 200th Qame a? “k “ “■ '■ 1 01 “■ ”,h - -d— - ——-y- - — Senior Class Variety Show ™ jk bom18 '”'rd i? d“” ” Vexas Author Visits February Cindy Sstopmi —SSU Sweetheart KSU Sweetheart Coronation and banquet Activities HPC Zopples flacks for Cone Star Head Zrnck T- c“r-T B,bb' J JUNIOR LEE, ’67 AH American Cross County Team STJM StSaS ' Best All-Around Jntramural Player Mustangs Win Jntramural Cross Country Zrack Relay Men MRS. LENA ALFORD MRS. JAMES A. WRAY LT. DAVID L. HOLMES ARNOLD MAEKER Ikst-Drcssed Coed— Debbie erismati as kSes� ' i l-lsis pssaaa Miss Casso Caiutij 1968 BEAUTY—KAY ATKERSON LASSO BEAUTY—SARI RYAN Doug Moltzdaw Koz Katliff Mr. and Miss HPC friendliest Upperclassmen jjotw (turbo Mary Situs f ohMnic Martholmae Sari Kyan friendliest freshmen Senior Samites junior favorites Sophomore Jauorites freshmen favorites Clubs— Organizations fzAv jastsLW t Jntemganizational Council Supreme Court Association of Women Students Jood Committee Veda Hodge Smutive Council Zhe Casso Zke yellow jacket Zop Notch Democracy-Jn A ctiou Dollie Kobnett Jnter national Club fers SF'“ psllslsis Marching Hand Stage Band Oratorio Chorus Piano Ensemble American Cjuilii of Organists Cap and Qown Phi Sta Delta 1M sasM iafi'ss Jsiss mmmmsm Blue Key SHEILA DORE SWEETHEART Delta 6ki Kko Delta OmicroH Sigma ‘jacket Coeds JOHN CURBO, baptist Student Union Ofe Service Maud Jji Mom Bautista HT Hi esssasssss fellowship of Christian Athletes MAPLES, oung Women's J imliary Jackets for Jesus Alpha Rko Zau s with Harry Bastian, Burl Windham, Jimmy Rogers, Danny Houchins, Ret a Qamma Pi Spanish Club ZSSA Pi Chi Phi Mu Alpha Sinfoaia Administration— faculty—Students Board of trustees Rev. Ferris Akins Dr. R. Earl Allen Rev. Bill G. Arnold Rev. Jeff M. Moore Rev Rev. Clifford 0. Overstreet Rev. Haston Brewer W. C. Carpenter Dr. Paul Cates Dr. 0. H. Chandler Dr. James L. Cooper Rev. Horace Crowder Dr. J. Brown Cutbirth William B. David George A. Day Warren Duren Henry L. Evans, Jr. Fred L. Flynn Dr. J. B. Fowler, Jr. DrVVed°aWeUs Hodge Rev. Neal T.°jones Elliott J. Kemp Rev. Robert W. McGinr Dr. R. M. McKee Dr. Lee D. McKellar Dr. J. B. McLeroy Dr. I. E. McNeill H. Don Rodgers Dr. George M. Slayt Herman J. Smith Dr. R. C. Tennison Dr. R. P. Ward Joe N. Weatherby Dr. Ferman R. Weedon Jerry D. Wheat Dr. Allan R. Wisenbaker Dr. Leon Woods Dr. Quy D. Newman, President , P v Thiebaud, Frederick L. MIMS AUDITORIUM COGGIN MEMORIAL THEATRE FLEMING CENTER OF RELIGION WINEBRENNER HALL OF SCIENCE JENNINGS HALL CLAMPITT, JOHN ALLEN, ERNEST WAYNE BROWN, FRANK W. CAMACHO, ZENIADO CROCKETT, ELVIN RAY DOYLE, LEE ELLIOTT, A. C. HILL, THOMAS EDWARD LYKINS, RAYMOND MITCHELL, JOHN POOL, EDWIN RAY, IRA RILEY, R. S. STEWART, AUBREY STRECKERT, J. P. YAZELL, CURTIS KENNEDY, ORVAL Zaylor Mall Revival Zeam The Baptist Student Union sponsored revival team consists of Ronnie Dowell, chairman; Kathy Stiles, business manager and secretary; Mark Edwards, pianist; Jerry Fleming, song leader; with Jerry Seale, Ronnie Boney, Jerry Raines, and Billy Storms (not pictured) as associate evangelists. This group is a service team which serves the needs of area churches in the advancement of the Kingdom. KATHY STILES RONNIE DOWELL RONNIE BONEY JERRY SEALE JERRY RAINES JERRY FLEMING MARK EDWARDS FREDDIE CULLINS, PRESIDENT JEAN ANN STOHLER, SECRETARY MARTHA TURNER, TREASURER CHARLOTTE DUKE, SENATOR JOHN SNIDER, SENATOR sjomft E. F. (SKIPP) BLANCETT, PRESIDENT Fori Worlb WARREN STUDDARD, VICE PRESIDENT SHEILA BAILEY, SECRETARY KATHY SHAW, TREASURER KATHY STILES, SENATOR STEVE PACKER, SENATOR MILDRED PATTERSON, SPONSOR KARRER, SPONSOR Sophomores Fort Worth VICE PRESIDENT CYNTHIA CLAWSON, TREASURER JIMMY SIBLEY, SENATOR CHARLES STEWART, SPONSOR freshmen ISTBIIVgEI «f'wS IfsEIVI SARI RYAN, SECRETARY LETA MEEK, TREASURER ETTA BRISCOE, SENATOR SHEILA DORE, SENATOR Second Semester Special Students Second Semester Special Students Jn Ke Js Zhey Ketire— Dr. J. (I. and Berta Quinn Dr. A. J. and Berta Quinn, head of the Department of Re- Jetton Z. Wright cognition —for Coy at Sew ice Mrs. Susie Ml Zones SIlis M and (frace M- Slsey