Howard Payne College - Lasso Yearbook (Brownwood, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 229 of the 1981 volume:

Table of Contents Administration ... 8 Classes ... 22 Organizations ... 80 Fine Arts ... 102 Spiritual Life ... 130 Sports... 152 Campus Life ... 190 We've only just begun . . . To trust in the Lord is the beginning of wisdom, In our short days and years at Horard Payne, as we study and learn, we've only just begun . . . to build a foundation for our future. Inspired by administration and faculty, through our four class years, we work in organizations, A—1981 Lasso develop our fine arts talents, grow spiritually, develop healthy bodies through sports competition, and enjoy the relationships of campus life. And, as we leave Howard Payne, as the Class of Eighty-one, we look back for a moment, and find we've only just begun— to find God's plan for our lives. 1981 Lasso—7 RESERVED FOR DrPRELPS Administration Dr. Ralph A. Phelps, Jr. Dr. Guy D. Newman The Board of Trustees Administrative Staff Vice Presidents and Deans Dr. Ralph A. Phelps Jr., f 10—1981 Lasso Veda Hodge Hall Athletic Director Head Dr. David W. King 2—1981 Lasso Faculty and Staff Instructor of Physical Bill Anders Mark Bachtel 16—1981 Lasso PBX Operator Wilma Penn 20—1981 Lasso Chester W. Story Basketball Coach v f c Classes Rick L. Ashley Mineral Wells The Senior Class We've only just begun To show what can be done. We are the best Of all the rest— The Class of Eighty-one! Marjorie Hope Atkins Classes—23 Psychology 28—1981 Lasso id SUB while at 30—1981 Lasso Rebecca B. Lang Plover, Wis. Cindy Mabray 2—1981 Lasso Carol A. McMullen Ft. Worth William Joseph Nun Leo Clifton Oliver, Jr. Salt Lake City, Utah Nita Ruth Price Edward Brett Pugliese Classes—35 Carol (Bailey) Ryan 36—1981 Lasso Jeff Sudduth DeerPark Bruce Edward Welch Kay Lynne Whiteaker )s Michael Williams Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges been a member of the HPU band 4 Joyce Browning Council, Jennings Dorm Council and sLvwim Kim Capps Karen Couch David Kerbow Suzanne Kerbow Council, Delta Chi Rho, Gamma Beta Phi, Jan Matetzschk m ■'iX-iS Janie McClatchy BA in PE Health and English. She has STSTA. SUB Chairman, and played Ver Ted Miller in SUB Executive Board, Gamma Beta Phi, Alberto Perez Karen Perkins Assistant Program Director, TSEA VP, PI Roxi Whitson Mr. Miss HPU 3 IM Ch ime Out aSSSSSL t££t5rts “EHH? � Juniors We can show What we can do 'Cause we re the class Of Eighty-two. One thing the Class of Eighty-Two did this Boulos Khalil Nabil Khalil Allbritton great privilege to be able to represent it in this woy. Teri is also the sweetheart for both the Ministerial Alliance and the Sid Richardson Dormitory. “sss c:. js ,...s vV JS JSS JSS. 22 mtM SS stl Kirtland, N.M. Belton Wallace --------. ..jing at revivals, level, was nominated by his class as favorite. He is Freshmen In His Spirit We Have More We're the Class Of Eighty-four “ sf Er sar . sr-“ sr- ss New Braunfels Woodville Great Falls, Mon. Fred H. Sheryl Ann Derrick L. Sir 5E2 S32 w5;h tsL. Organizations Student Senate Dale Felder°David Wes Center; Ted Miller; Melanie Brooles; Greg Miller. Not pictured; Steve Bolles. Yellow Jacket The Yellow Jacket is the weekly student Phi Epsilon Mu Delta Omicron fraternity for women music students) talk ured, left to right: Kent Barnes, Doyle e, Ceil Maltby, Dale Campbell, JoAnn International Club Alpha Phi Omega Fine Arts Ambassadors Chamber Singers, U niversity Chorus Heritage Singers Stinger Daze. The rm The Yellow Jacket Spectacular I. Mary Wicker, (eft, and Carl Williams � . Oswald Duffus. Les Baleer and JeffDavis m The Sound of Music Franz, played by Joe Kunkel, obey the Leisel, Donna Ward as Louisa. Heather The Glass Menagerie productions by Howard Payne's Speec Theatre Arts Department. The play it Fine Arts—121 Art Show Musical Footnotes and Doyle Sullivan of the BSU Quartet. Spiritual Life I. Kevin Mclnturff, director (holding the stick), explains the skit to the others in the cast, left to right: Joan Watson, Max Osborn, Joan Watson, Loni Dodd, Patti Morton, Claudia Lopez, Sheryl Bottoms, Yolanda Morin, Ted Howard. Ministerial Alliance Rainey and Dr. Clyde Majors. ike entertl message by Dr. Ralph M. Smith entitled BSU Activities 2. A volunteer for the BSU Blood Drive. . Mike Ecklund end Dick Griffin share their 4. It's just a needle. Mark (Bowles)—this row, Lydia Means. Sabra Hulsey. Prances Dzienowski. Delana West. Second row, Joni Riley, Doyle Sullivan, Randy Marshall BSU Revival Beth Kyle, Kip Riley. Lori Hogue Bottoms, Patti Jo Gray. Teri Davis, Howard Payne University presents Living Light 1980 Fall Campus Revival Nov. 3-7, 1980 9:40 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Mims Auditorium Dr. Joel Gregory Pastor, Gambrel! St. Baptist Church Fort Worth Public Welcome The 1981 Wyoming Mission Trip ■■ '11 La Hora Bautista Christian W omen's Seminar i. Mark Andrist, Sabre Hulsey, Marie nusic as the new BSU quartet, His Power r. Nathan Porter, of the Home Mission pi ritual Life—145 Night Out irst Night Out in the fell end Second Night Second Night Out. First Night Out. Jackets for Jesus Spiritual Life—147 Chapel A Time of Worship Helen K. Phelps Services for Mrs. Helen Kennedy Phelps were conducted on Tuesday, May 26, 2981, in Dallas. Mrs. Phelps died at Brownwood Regional Hospital following a long illness. She was born Oct. 20, 1922, in Teague and graduated from Woodrow Wilson High School in Dallas in 1940. She received a bachelor of arts degree in 1944 from Baylor University, where she also graduated with honors. She married Ralph A. Phelps Jr. in 1942. She was a member of Coggin Avenue Baptist Church in Brownwood. She was the “first lady” of another Baptist School for 16 years before she and Dr. Phelps, Howard Payne president, came to the university March 1, 1980. Students here have established a scholarship fund in her memory. Sports Yellow Jacket Basketball: 'the winningest college team in Texas!' 9, and 1976 LSC Cham- 3, 1971 and 1974 LSC I. Assistant basketball coach Billy Williams 2. The Yellow Jackets, left to right, Coach Ricky Curtis, Otha Cornute, Marty Akins, Hopkins. Kenneth Wallace. Coach Billy On the road again george dolon Who crams better than a basketball star? kctballCMch. Chester Story, hurried i players' dorm Wednesday “studying.' nks W°Sam Houston Slate Unt- Last si y. Howard Payne had won the ct, Stephenville May- hEm Houston Tucker Pemberton, public rela- n:d Hank of Stephenville, was giv- We generally give only one cap tc I'll hm 1 fn e rs l o beg i n T rainer Program: Looking Good h ig h kT s jdTlodSIrrtCIn Id tion th o lo%' kept the HPU athletes in good working order, Cindy Goostreeof Rawlins. Wy. Others 11, Plano Flo Grant, Victoria; Kim y. Orange, Calif.; Debbie Pharris, e and Patti Bennett look on. Lady Jackets Have Disappointing Year Golf LSC,9but had to stay o°n the run°the whole n. Coached by Clyde Alexander, - 2. Coach Alexander, in addition to his -1981 Lasso Cheerleaders Add Spirit Intramural Football Intramural Volleyball Intramural Basketball Campus Life Registration Without Phil Russell checking yo The Card System Foreign Journal Christmas at HPU 4. Charles Doolittle, emcee for the event. 194—1981 Lasso the history of Ho� A Turning Point Homecoming 1980 3SS“ 2. The Yell-Leaders raise spirit to a fever Jeanne Smith, Missy Barker, Doyle Sullivan jleft), Greg Miller (right), Tim Roy, and 3. Coach Mayo, with a little aid from Yell- 5 Yell-Leader Mike O'Bryan assists as Dr. 6. Charles Doolittle proudly displays the Honors Day Awards of Merit in Art: Tulley Hair, Russell and Theatre Awards: Helen Belvin, Robert Knoll. Rodolfo Moreno. Ricky Willis, Jen Mallow. Schubert Music Award: Regina Scholarship English Award: Marsha Prater, Scholarship: Deborah Mabray. Honor Pat Riley. Outstanding Student in Business Excellence Award: Sherry Wilson. 208—1981 Lasso Index Faculty and Staff SS2!!� 5££r.«C L,n- su“ ;5 Hifffam- El E“si afi si S3 11 ■i i=S Jj PI j p i I I M J 1.1 r i r T i f f t p — i ce i-M r (?t t n H-'. h I te; i 1 Holly Wakeland has the Book Store Blues at registra- 36 147 186 718 g.U Qfp JAC C Farewell Table of Contents Administration ... 8 Classes ... 22 Organizations ... 80 Fine Arts ... 102 Spiritual Life ... 130 Sports... 152 Campus Life ... 190