Azusa Pacific University - Tavaleph Yearbook (Azusa, CA)

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cSanAxa Sourman ABDULQADER AL WOHAIB — Business Administration PETER ALBRIGHT — Religion, Male Cho- rale, Concert ' Choir, Concert Band (Chap- lin), Who ' s Who TERRY ALLEN — Psychology MICHAEL ANDERSON — Physical Educa- tion, Ski Club, Basketball (Team Captain), Most Improved Player 1980 ARBABANCHALO HANID — Business Administration JAMES AUGHN — Religion DAVID ' BAEHR — Business Administra- tion CHRIS BARBONE — Business Administra- tion CHRISTINE BENDER — Psychology ARDEN BENNETT— Nursing JONATHAN BENTLEY — Recreation HARRY BLACK — Religion CINDY BOEHR — Nursing, Alpha Chi, Sigma Theta Tau, Women ' s Soccer, Con- cert Band, Jazz Band, Intake Output (Editor) CHARITY BOOK — Music, Women ' s Track, Bel Canto, Bridge, Alpha Chi, Who ' s Who SANDRA BOWMAN —Accounting JAMES BOWSER — Social Work TIMOTHY BROACH — Liberal Study STEVEN BROWN — Physical Education EARTHELL BUCKNER — Communication JOHN BURCH — Business Administra- tion, National Management, Minority Affairs, Football, Track, Baseball, Dist. Champ 400 meters CHRISTINA BURGAN — Nursing RICARDO CABEZAS — Business Admin- istration STEVEN CAIN — Physical Education JAMES CAMARENA — Religion MARIA CAMARILLO —Social Work ROBERT CARL — Business Administra- tion, Alpha Chi, Football, Male Chorale, Snack Bar Manager, Who ' s Who ■ RON CAROTHERS — Communication, Baseball, Clause, Chico Escuela LINQA CARREON — Nursing CATHERINE CARRILLO— Liberal Study JOHN CHAMBERS— Education RAINBOW SAI HUNG CAAN — Business Administration, International Student MARK CHANDLER — Business Adminis- tration CARISE CHARLES— Nursirrg JOSHUA CHAUKE — English MARY CHILDERSTON — Religion PATRICIA CHILTON — Liberal Study DANIEL CHIU — Psychology CLiffoxd Sarmi. CinAy Bodz cziisusn Cjxin -| - Seniors I I O People

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1. A student shows the most popular way of studying — Munching while memorizing. 2. Dan Johnson and Monty Ovsens shoyy just who ' s number one during Homecoming night. 3. During the Sawdust Festival a western show was put on in front of the gym. 4. Norm Slosted shows the perpetual craziness of the mailroom. IE PEOPLE Divider Page ' 1 ' 1 P People I I J

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:z ainbou ' ' —rum (-alnu CxiZxiUo J Aa-Ji CfumAlci nji Cnam.ye.xi. Joihua C-hauks. J(ay Ckkon . Maru CniuUnton Abra Kadabra ? = - Camp Canyon Meadows is hardly the place for a show biz de but, but it was there that a mild-mannered high school freshman named Don Rogers was transformed into Don Wand, now a well-known APC ' ' elebrity- magician. Complete with magic wands, cards, rings and hats, Don has entertained Chapel and Talent Show audiences since he entered APC as a freshman. From the beginning, Don ' s act was more miracle than magic. The Lord supplied him with virtually all of his magic show equipment, through a professional magician who rededicated his life to Christ. With these tools, now worth over one thousand dollars, Don dreams of a day when he can present the Gospel to secular audiences through a per- fected magic act. Seniors ' 1 ! 7 People I I