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Delana Candace Holland Stewart and James Gordon Jay Neal Mayo and Sheri Lyn Smith Mayo were married on Stewart were married at Calvary Hills Baptist Church in December 26.1987. San Antonio on August 13.1988. AN UNTRADITIONAL WEDDING Michael Anthony Stanard and Linda Ga l Rich Stanard. were married in front of Veda Hodge Hall on September23.1988. By Ginger Taylor Despite the rumor that no one dates at Howard Payne, and the campus girls are referred to by the guys as Veda Mooses,” weddings do hold their place among campus tradition, just as these sayings do. Many couples meet on our campus and later marry, owing it all to their alma mater. Such is the case with HPU stu- dents MikeStanardandLindaRich. Mike and Linda, who met one year ago at HPU, were married within the HPU tradition. But not exactly in the traditional style. On September 22, Mike and Linda were married during a ceremony held on the front lawn of Veda Hodge Hall, which is where the couple first met. The cere- mony was performed by Dr. Frankie Rainey and six student ministers. Their colors were gold and blue, and it was only appropriate that the HPU Stinger, dressed in a blue and gold tuxedo, stood beside Mike as his best man (Mike served as the Stinger mascot for two years). Linda's bridesmaids were Laurie Majdecki and Karen Huckabay, while Sandra Smock served as maid of honor. Following the ceremony, attended by family and friends, there was a reception where barbeque and cake were served. After the reception, the wedding party stuck with HPU tradition when the rice throwing was replaced by popcorn throw- ing. At a university where so much empha- sis is placed on school pride, Mike and Linda Stanard's wedding, though a little out of the ordinary, expressed the love and devotion many of us feel for Howard Payne. Weddings 17
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Bootcomp '88 By Melody Frerich t f A re we having fun yet? You bet we A. are!” Such comments might have been made at an event that students antici- pate with excitement, and dread - orienta- The happy campers participating in ori- entation, held August 25-27, consisted of freshmen and transfers who traveled to school ahead of other veteran students. They came early in order to meet other students in a relaxed atmosphere and become aware of the changes college life can bring. Dubbed Bootcamp” by chairmen Tim Glenn and Amy Coatney, the students discovered Some of the activities the 264 new stu- dents participated in included group times and entertainment, by such groups as the Light Brigade. The new students also seemed to appreciate the good attitudes of the Bootcamp leaders, who helped unload vehiclesand carry the baggage into thedorms. The spirit of the students and the friend- ship that began during Bootcamp made the entire event worthwhile. As freshman Kris- ten Allen said, Originally 1 did not want to attend HPU, but thanks to Bootcamp, I now love the school and all it stands for. 18 Orientation
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