Azusa Pacific University - Tavaleph Yearbook (Azusa, CA)

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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

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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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£a idia Chxii.tofific.z Seity CUvzf, In The Slammer During his final year of college, O.J. Smith, alias Obadiah )ones Smith, has spent more time in prison than out. No, not as an inmate, but as a counselor to juvenile delinquents at Glenn Rockey Prison. Through Youth Guidance, a ministry program associated with Youth for Christ, O.J. and other APC stu- dents have spent countless hours with prisoners, preparing them for living in the changing world on the other side of the bars. PamCu ■£ anULUbankuuiex Jurmxii. Ou£.ruo Su£. Cuiiii. 1 1 Q Seniors I O People