Azusa Pacific University - Tavaleph Yearbook (Azusa, CA)

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APC Reaches the New Song Under the direction of Linda Estabrook, New Song has had an excellent year. This group of 32 women went out to share Christ ' s love with people in convalescent hospitals, schools and churches. During the spring vacation they touched many lives through their perform- ances in Arizona. Male Chorale The dedication of the members of Male Chorale is seen in their achievement of excellence in their concerts. Under Phil Shackleton ' s guidance, these men bring the message of the Gospel in contemporary and classical music. This year, the group was complemented by a highly skillful brass and rhythm section. They made many appearances in schools and churches in the Western United States. ■ ' VI } . ' M New Song. Back Row: Pat Griffin, Angela Ang, Lena Seah, Esther Berg, |oy Lehman, Debi Hart, Teri Larson, Karen Sundquist, Sammy Burt, Becky Armstrong, Kelli Rawlings, Melody Ferman, Dorothy McMillan, Linda Estabrook (director), middle row: Dolores Lauderdale, Karen Respole, Chris Miller, Daina Lenk, Sally Seger- strom, Karia Rainey, Irene Okello, Claudia Parrish, Tina Freimuth, Kerry Wilson, front row: Terree Walton, Carol McEachron, Kim Oakley, Melinda Bailey, Aline Youssefian, Sandra Tsai. not pictured: Dede Hart, Kim Beckham. Male Chorale. Back row: Chris Pumphrey, Barney Royalty, John Hartung, Tim Ellis, Rick Adams, Larry Depue, Pete Sporleder, Phil Shackleton (director), Dannis Beckwith, Ron Wilcox, Dean Rehfeld, Bob Van Setten, Conoway Gothard, Howard Lampson, Jeff Meyer, Mike Gabriel, Randy Ashford, Doug Segali, Doug Rodd, Robert Cavagnaro. middle row: James Williams, Mark Deering, Mark Casey, George Cristo, Ed Evans, Jesse Cristo, Brian Deivert. front row: Kevin Burton, Dave Bowden, Frank Riley, Keith Dippre, Mark Oscar- son, Robert Beers, Ron Frank, Adam Morales, Paul Santa Cruz, Richard Deyarmond. not pictured: Zeke Rodriguez, Jo Jusran, Ron Sheppard, Scott Mclntire, Dan Deering. 1 |-w Music Groups I vl Organizations

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role of the student newspaper here at APC? rhc Newspaper: What exactly is the role of the student newspaper at PC While we hardly think people are losing sleep over this uestion, it is legitimate nonetheless; students here inde- (Ctly pay for the printing of the paper, and even provide little spending money besides for those of us who work I put it out every week. Elsewhere on this page, the members of the Editorial oard — major editors on the newspaper staff that 3Cide policy and also editorial opinions (among other lings) — have chosen this week to express their own loughts on this matter. We want you to know where we ' re coming from, right om the beginning. That way, there should be few sur- rises. Yet we also want you to see the faces behind the ames and unseen work necessary to bring this mes- ige to you. We hope that yo will realize that we are udents just like you, who pay bills like you. and go into 3bt to do it. just like you. So why all this now? Well, this semester, much like our SB Council, the editorial staff here is very different. We 3ve old staff members in charge of new things. And this is where you really come in. You see, we are really serious about our work. Now for 5, that doesn ' t mean that we are going to start being like le L.A. Times: we figure you already know here to find lat sort of thing. However, what other newspaper really touches the PC campus like we can? Therefore, we need your help, ery badly. And it won ' t cost you any more money or lything. Honestly. We want you to tell us what you want from us in the 3xt few weeks. Really. You effectively own our little aeration, and we think you deserve no less than what Du want. So not only are we saying that we want your Dinions, but we MUST HAVE THEM. There is no other ay for us to know when we do well or poorly. So in the next few weeks, scribble out a few comments id we ' ll read them carefully and honestly. Specifically, you can drop them in the campus mail to ox 5504 just like a note to anyone else. We will do all lat we can to move in the directions you point. Just remember to point. Dan Danhauser: EDITOR As Students committed to serving other students, we must — more than anything else — inform, entertain, and edify our readers. Plus, we must also serve as a cata- lyst for the entire APC community — especially the students — m which we can look at ourselves more realistically. Mike Wilson: DESIGN EDITOR ■| think The Clause should be a professional publication, that reports all the news openly, fairly, and accurately. Often it is hard for a student publication to report both sides of an issue fairly, but I think The Clause is striving to reach that end in order to serve students better ' Robert Beers: MANAGING EDITOR I think that providing views and ideas that provoke the mind and stir up some emotions is the role of the student newspaper To break down the walls of a sheltered Christian life. The Clause The Clause is published weekly on Fridays, except during examinations and vacation periods, by the Associated Students of A2usa Pacific College Unsigned editorials represent the majority opinion of the Editorial Board, all other commentary represents the opinion of their respective authors Letters are welcome, but must be signed and indicate student box number Names may be withheld upon request All letters should tie typed, double- spaced and less than 250 words Editorial offices are located in Turner Campus Center, our campus address box is 5504 Opinions expressed in The Clause do not necessanly represent those of Azusa Pacific College MEMBER GfXJi EVANGELICAL PRESS ASSOCIATION Editor . . Managing Editor Design Editor . News Editor Lifestyle Editor Sports Editor . Entertainment Editor Photography Editor Art Editor Daniel M Danhauser Robert Beers Mike Wilson . . D Scott Mclntire Cindy Cox . Ray Miller Glenn Sullivan Randy Hernandez Durf ell Jackson . Astnd Logan Business Manager Robert Anders, Ron Carothers, Lois Householder, Ternna Oehle r. Dave Over, Yvonne Rodngu-. . Staff Writers Professor Daniel J Canary Advisor Organizations cause -JQg

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World Through Music Bel Canto The ladies in Bel Canto did an outstanding-job making several appearances and tours. They had a concert at Disneyland and also made a mini-tour during Easter vacation. Al Clifft directs Bel Canto as they reflect the love of our Lord through their many performances. Concert Choir The Concert Choir, (under the direction of Dr. Gary Bonner, performed in many churches in Southern California. The main goal of Concert Choir members is to share their love for Christ through music. They accom- plished their goal during their tour to Northern California, Oregon and Washington. MBatrtTAi ir i»»HJfeb ft«» » . jm .i:iiii»temi Bel Canto. Back Row: Kim Renner, Carolyn Herrin, Cara Hubacek, Lori Powell, Tami Martinez, Al Clifft (director), Kelly VVahl, Jenny Tavener, Deanna Potter, )ulie Lile, Lori Rozelle. third row: Caren Nystrom, Kelly Good, Heather Thompson, Terrina Oehler, Linda Ehoff, Brian Houston, Lucy Warren, Lista Hosteller, Sandi Dunlap, leanette Galceran, Deann Call, Alison Stanley, second row: Sheri Nystrom, Tina Patterson, Michelle Clark, Dawn Wisner, Amy Huang, Steve Hindalong, Lisa Leffler, Elizabeth Cook, Becky Taylor, )o Cayle Enright, Rhonda Smith, front row: Stacey Holmes, Nancy Knodell, Kathryn Spencer, Frances Maestas, Lennie Rigor, Peggy Bignell, Cindy Jones, Becky Paver, Janette Childs. not pictured: Ann Palazzola, Karen Cross, Molly Wei. Concert Choir. Back Row: Dr. Gary Bonner (director), Kurt Johnson, Nancy Nicholson, Dave Fuschak, Heidi Prorok, Keith Hughes, Lori Campbell, Joe( Reutter, Julie Tweed, Kevin Kailey, Gene DeYoung, Cheryl Bon- ner, Mike Schiller, Norma Mocaoee, Gerry Moffitt, Beth Ann George, Mike Totten. middle row: Susan Huff, Larry Hazaert, Susie Schuiz, Annette Scheuffler, Cheryl Hill, Christel Croghnan, Steve Wilke, Lori Moruzzi, Karen Long, Chris Zeller, Melody Bridgewater, Dale Rehfeld, Lisa Metz, Julie Simoni, Dennis Huff, front row: Dana Daniels, Jeff Kinsman, Jenny Bicker, Mary Friedii, Jill Miller, Jan Rosenburger, Pete Albright, Cindy Huff, Rick Givens, Vicki Walker, Bill Clark, Steve Gilbertson, Lynette Fletcher, Melanie Frasier, O. J. Smith, Bob Gunn, Debbie Drake, Jeannine Shaw, Joni Kershaw, Coe Lameroux, Jeanette Snapp, Duane Tay- lor, not pictured: Karen Russell, Sid Graham, Bruce Lindstrom, Randy Sapp. Music Groups ' 1 ' 1 ' | Organizations III