Howard Payne College - Lasso Yearbook (Brownwood, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1988 volume:

Table of Contents Opening.............1 Campus Life Sports...... Organizations Friends Direction . . . Closing . . . . owarl Pavno UNIVER S I fr Y Around Campus Campus Life Gold Rush ’87 What works? Faithworks! ... at First Night Out And More Initiation BSU Welcomes Students Even Staff is Not Immune ... Practical Jokes Not Getting Older, Just Getting Better Happy Birthday Dr. Newbury! 1. Dr. Don Newbury shakes hands with Clarence Bagby while Mrs. Sara Baker looks on with a smile. 2. Kathryn hry limousine carrying Dr. Newbury. 4. Dr. and Mrs. Newbury Meyers congratulate Dr. Newbury on making h this fa rJS. Christian Artists Unite for Barbara Edwards Benefit Concert The Barbara Edwards benefit concert was held on Thursday, October 15 in Mims Auditorium and featured Steve Camp ( One on One '87 tour); Vernard Johnson, Christian saxophonist; and Geoff Benward, Christian recording artist (not pictured). The concert was an attempt to help alleviate the I, (seconifrow) net ten ricka n?Becky ritricK on ead gudar nd Homecoming Convocation Brigadoon Homecoming 1987 Bonfire This year’s annual Homecoming Bonfire was a unique experience. The fire scared some of the nearby residents who called the Fire Department. Although there was a little trouble, everyone still enjoyed the traditional blaze. Alumni Banquet The 1987 Homecoming Alumni Banquet hos approximately 400 people. There were many alumni who spoke including Myrtle McBroom, alumni president from Daniel Baker College. h Cole, Coming Home Queen aSSSs? Queen; Johnny Beth Pitts; M SSSSEJ. U J= Howard Payne vs. Panhandle State Homecoming Game 1987 Jeremiah People have blessed and challenged audiences across the country by showing us a little of ourselves in light of what God would have us be. Using the format of a broadway musical, the group offers a unique evening of fun and dynamic ministry. The 1987-88 program, as in the program last year, portrays the family as a unit. Jeremiah People performed January 19, 1988 in Mims Auditorium. Jeremiah People Stinger Daze Students Receive Guidance It Began as a Vision Across Texas Two Howard Payne students bicycled across Texas during Christmas break in hopes that their trip would inspire others to believe in Christ. Rick Gibson, a sophomore from Nederland, and Lloyd Clayton, a junior from Lake Jackson, started their journey on December 18 in El Paso. James Knapp, a sophomore from League City, drove Rick’s pickup truck full of supplies for the bicyclists. These supplies were paid for by money donated or obtained in several fundraising projects before the holidays. According to a quote from the Abilene Reporter-News, Rick stated, We feel like God has led us to bike across Texas to give us an opportunity to share the person of Jesus Christ.” He added that it was encouraging to talk to other Christians and they felt like it was encouraging for other Christians to talk to them. Tis the Season ... A big part of HPU Liil= Yell Leader Hopefuls ... Cheerleader Tryouts Arsenic and Old Lace What Did You Do Over Spring Break? HPU Spring Breakers Have a Blast Spring Break ’88 Students Busy from Coast to Coast Angela Smithson: Presenting ... Michael Card Students Learn about Prison Life 60 1= Scientifically Speaking ... Nacogdoches Bound BSU Softball Tournament Communication Banquet Hoe-Down Jubilee ovided , of drama, doctorate. faculty are (from left), Mr. Glenn 1 of radio TV; Mrs. Kathy Martin, in nry Juarez (left) recipient ' production ; and Kelly Visiting the Campus ... Parents’ Weekend zrssjssss ssssssss ssSSsSSSili ■ mental in making this year's The Non-Academy Awards Favorite Nominees Favorites Academic Convocation Banquet Honors Scholars 78 Who’s Who More Who’s Who L� _p= An unmerciful attack ... Senior Take Off Graduation ... Finally The Last Farewell to College Lady Jackets Volleyball Champions Lady Jackets on the Attack 100 HPU Baseball's First Year All Conference Selections 103 Lady Jacket First Year Track Team lackets Place Second in TIAA in Golf Teair TIAA Champion: Tennis 1987-88 Intramural Champions 114 j= 1 Rejex, runr ) Tammy Schueller, Cindy Schupp, Angie as, Kathy Burnett, Kelley Rose, Angie Intramural Action U£J= 1988 Banquet Awards 119 Changing of the Guard Organizations Student Government Student Government 123 Class officers Class Officers play an important role at Howard Payne University. The officers are dedicated to their classes and are involved in planning and organizing fund raisers as well as representing their classes at various meetings. 1. Sophomore Class Officers: (first row) Jay Griggs, senator; (second row) Elizabeth Frost, senator; Jill Renfro, president; (third Cheatham, senator. Not pictured: Bobbie' Bludworth, treasurer Making Responsible Decisions — SA Supreme Court This past spring the Student Association Supreme Court participated in a student ...........ciplinary action. Involvement such as this is only part of the Court. In the past, they have appealed decisions relating to e hall discipline and elections. The Court is also called upon to interpret the SA Constitution. services committee f campus parking, initiation, residence hall discipline 26 Providing Organization on Dampus 127 Bringing Quality Entertainmen Student Union Boar( Baptist Student Union BSU is designed to help students at Howard Payne in three ways: 1) to provide spiritual growth. 2) to provide opportunities for Christian fellowship, and 3) to provide organized opportunities to put students' faith into action through ministry. Dan Baiz, BSU Director, states, BSU is a Christ-centered, student-led organization committed to inward spiritual growth and outward service (which is the meaning behind the symbol). This ministry is provided on college campuses so that hopefully everyone will have a chance to say yes to Jesus Christ. Howard Payne's BSU has 23 different ministries with the possible addition of even Students for Spanish Missions 133 Fellowship of Christian Athletes Academy ol Freedorr Kappa Delta Pi Phi Beta Lambda Kappa Delta Pi is an honor society organized to recognize excellence in education. Membership is granted to those who exhibit the ideals of scholarship, high personal standards and promise in teaching and allied professions. It encourages improvement in teacher preparation, distinction in achievement and contributions to education. Phi Beta Lambda is also known as the Future Business Leaders of America and is a non-profit, educational association made up of students pursuing careers in business or business education. Its purpose is to bring Gamma Beta Phi Need Help with Your Homework? Try a Tutor Student Foundation Student Foundation is an organization whose purpose consists of students helping students.” In an effort to achieve this goal, Student Foundation is in charge of fundraisers such as All School Sing, special days such as Parents’ Weekend, and is a major sponsor in recruiting events such as Stinger Daze. ==| 139 [== Delta Chi Rho Sigma Alpha Sigma is a social servii organization composed of university women promote and increase interest in the athletics of the university and school spirit among students. Founded in 1939, it is a Christian sorority devoted to God and to Si Howard Payne. Il I -orensics In existence since 1910, the Forensics T roup of intercollegiate debators and indivi vent speakers who compete in forensic sp he team is a member of the American Fo issociation and the National Tournament association. € - Providing news HPU-TV, Channel 36 The Lasse The Yellow Jacket The •ekly s' •nent of HPU. All work contained in it is :he work of university students and is set and printed at the Brownwood Bulletin offices located at 700 Carnegie Blvd. The Yellow Jacket was first published in 1912 but was oreceded by a regularly published newspaper at Howard Payne College around 1909. The staff includes an editor (or editors) named by tl ' ' ...I: |: the past. Music Men Men’s Chorus and Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Serving the Band Tau Beta Sigma Tau Beta Sigma and Kappa Kappa Psi are two organizations that help keep the band running smoothly by performing special services. Tau Beta is a women’s band service sorority which was founded in 1943. HPU’s Delta Upsilon chapter was chartered in 1971. Marching Ban Friendship in 4 4 Time Ensembles Entertain The Jazz Ensemble, made up of any interested student or faculty member, provides music for events such as Homecoming, and also performs for activities at the Coliseum and at the different area high schools. Directed by Dr. George Baker for the Smaller ensembles a vailable for students for re. The Flute Choir and J many opportunities to entertain this year. Jubilation Brass Heritage Singers The Heritage Singers is a 12-member singing group organized for the purpose of representing the University in churches, civic clubs, high schools, and at various other functions throughout the country. Membership is gained by audition. My F rty. 3. Members of the Upshaw, accompanist; Kelly Walton; Arbuckle, Jeff Brooks; (standing left) Webster; (standing behind car) Matt Dodson; Kelly Mies, sound engineer; and telly Fay. Not pictured is Mrs. Students Involved in Organizations 1. Kelly Miles (front), Kim Sn and Charity Morgan are so ex Lanny Hall and Dr. and Mrs. Don Newbury loo gladly gives Rob Sullivan the gavel during f President. 3. Tammy Philley sings during U. members Amy Coatney and Lanissa Lewis are face sponsored by Delta Chi Rho. 5. Suzanne Lei Chamber Singers A Cappella Choir The 1987-88 Yell Leaders Say: Sting ’Em Jackets Friends f m UT! Elizabeth Olive Hardy, lvy?J8 ) 79 Directiori Administrative Officers Dr. Lanny Hall, Executive Vice President, Chief Academic Officer Dr. Paul Butler, Vice President for Student Development Dr. Thomas H. Martin, Vice President for Advancement Mr. Harold Preston, Vice President for Financial Affairs Mr. Don Jackson, Registrar, Professor of Computer Science, Assistant to Executive Vice President Academic Administrators Dr. George A. Baker, Professor of Music, Dean, School of Music Dr. Geraldine F. Boyd, Professor of Mathematics, Head, Department of Mathematics, Dean, College of Arts and Sciences Administrative Staff Glenda Gober Huff, Candie Sue Miles, Secretary to the Vice President for Advancement, Secretary to the Athletic Director, Spring 1988 In Closing . . .