Azusa Pacific University - Tavaleph Yearbook (Azusa, CA)

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8 1. Posing for pictures are Tim Caffney and friend. A Special Place 2. Intramural football champions, Bowles, discuss strategy in the champion- Opening ship game. 3. Rhonda Rozema waves for the camera while return- ing from class.

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students Engage in Activities 1. Some spectators are known to be more interested in the people passing by than the game. 2. During the Sawdust Festival, Cheryl Hill sells balloons for 50 cents. 3. Phil Mann and Greg Crandell discuss the loss against Claremont Mudd. 4. Showing his ever faithful support to the woman ' s volleyball team, is Dr. J. 5. Students often found that it was easier to fall asleep than read a book as shown by Mike. 1. Holding a firm stance is Offensive Tackle, Phil Bravo. 2. Car washing is a big fund-raiser for Clarinda and Adams. 3. Suiting up for the Pomona Pitzer game is Senior Eric Petersen. 4. To relieve tension many students resorted to extra-curricular activities. A Special Place Opening

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These people participated in a variety of activities. They com- peted for national titles, school records and individual rewards. However, the most important thing was not whether they won or lost on the field or the court because this was irrelevant. They would all be winners in the end as a result of knowing Christ as their personal savior. If they could change one opponent ' s life while competing, their season was a suc- cess Perhaps the one thing that is more prevalent than anything else is the closeness. Not just between the students, but this expands to the faculty and administration. It is this unity that has made Azusa Pacific into the school that it is. It is indeed A SPECIAL PLACE. 3. Putting on a frisbee exhibition during halttime is Mike McCook. 1. Taking a moment out from the football game are roommates Rob Carl, Norm Slosled and Gary lenhart. 2. All grins and smiles, Melanie Ferman answers a question during the dating game. A Special Place Q Opening