Azusa Pacific University - Tavaleph Yearbook (Azusa, CA)

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Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Front Row, Left to Right: Jeff Milhon, Ron, student, Norman Slosted, Mike Hawse, Carrie Luther, Maria Huc- kaba, Terry Franson. row 2: Gary Lenhart, Diane Merritt, Mike Wells, Becky, Gary Congleton, Teresa Saathoff, John Bell, Dan Johnson, Milt Kar- ahadian, Sam Knight, back row: Tim Nelson, Randy Twist, Phil Mann, Eric Petersen, Ron Ponciano, Zeke Rodriguez and Brett French. One of the most active clubs on campus was Fellowship of Christian Athletes. This group met every Thursday morning to share and fellowship with other Christians. It was not a pre-requisite to be an athletes as many assumed. The meetings were a time for bible studies and many times outside speakers came to share their testimony. One of the largest undertakings of the group was their Clothes for Christ drive. Students solicited all over the community for clothes for the needy in Mexico. The project was a large success and many were helped because of it. Individuals often gave their testimonies to schools or other community func- tions. This group was another of Azu- sa ' s outreach attempts to the community and many were rought to Christ through this minisitry. lUO Orgnanizations

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John Hart (Assistant Editor) poses outside the Yearbook Office with Mel- issa Shippey (Editor-in-Chief). Yearbook Strives for Uniqueness, The 1981 Yearbook Staff set out at the beginning of the year to make this book better than any book in the history of the school. Some of the changes that were made were discontinuing roommate pictures in the class section. Instead, under the direction of Section Editor Rhea Davis mug shots were used, highlighted by feature stories. Another change that was made was the improvement of sports coverage. Ron Frank saw that more games were cov- ered and that better copy was written to describe the sea- son. Kim Oakley oversaw the Activities section and tried to cover some unique aspects of life at Camp Azusa. Rich Cline worked on the Organizations section to increase club coverage. The entire staff tried to make their copy as exciting and interesting as possible. But most of all under the direction of Melissa Shippey and John Hart the staff tried to cover every aspect of college life, and show why Azusa Pacific is A SPECIAL PLACE. ,mi-r ' m m « v« Yearbook Staff. Cara Prentiss, Phil Mann, Tony Hankins, Ron Frank, Rich Cline, Rhea Davis, Mara Jones, Melissa Shippey, Daria Parks, Kevin Burton, John - Hart, Bob Walters, Youlanda Jenkins, O. j. Smith, Troy Slosted, Teree Walton. Not Pictured: Robin Vaughn, Evan Lauer, Marvin Walker, Glenn Sullivan, 1 1 I Nina Fischwick and Pam Devvitt. m J J

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». The International Life Attending school in another country is often a hard and frustrating experience. Many International students expressed the difficulty of trying to take college classes and not being able to speak the language. For some a bi-lingual dictionary was their only way of communication. And if that wasn ' t bad enough the cost to call home and hear a familiar voice was expensive and sometimes not possible. A thirty minute phone call home often cost as much as $75. Many International students enjoyed the company of each other within the International Club. It was a time for them to share their good and bad experiences with a person who was having a similar situation occur. The International Student club provided a much needed fellowship opportu- nity for its participants. i i! International Students Organizations 107