Azusa Pacific University - Tavaleph Yearbook (Azusa, CA)

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lay, Kurt, and Dave in action. Tracker Yes folks, it ' s the latest craze sweeping across college campuses throughout the United States. Get your guns ready. Be on the lookout for . . . Tracker. For a $1 .25 admis- sion fee, each player receives a plastic gun and a plastic suction-like bullet, and a card bearing the name of another player. In the presence of no more than two wit- nesses, the players are to shoot their victim, collect the victim ' s card, and proceed to track down the person listed on the new card. Eventually, one player emerges vic- torious, but until then the suspense is very exciting. Dave lohnson. Jay Derrico, and Kurt Leander organized the game here on campus. It has been played previously at schools such as Michigan State and Stanford University under the names of Killer and Murder. f- i Rhea Davis Sophomore Daniel Deering Junior Marl Deering Sophomore Brian Deivert Freshman Corrine Delong Sophomore Vicki DeLeon Freshman Lawrenle DePut junior 7 Jay Derrico Sophomore Pam DeWitt junior Gene DeYoung Junior 3 Richard Deyarmono Freshman Dawna Dias Freshman Raul Diaz Sophomore Natalia Dieduch Freshman Dayla Dirkse Freshman ' I | People 1 1

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Cathy Connors Marcie Coombs lames Cords Carol Cornwell Cynthia Cox Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Sophomore Vicki Crandall Sophomore Donna Cranert lunlor Zandra Criss Sophomore George Cristo Sophomore lesse Cristo Sophomore Christel Croghan lunlor Kim Cutrona Freshman JP Don Urban Cowboy Rogers poses atop a trash can. Is that a smile, Don?? Valerie Curtis Sophomore Glen Dalbey Freshman 40 Richard Damon Freshman People Syrena Davenport Sophomore

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Laurie Lazicki is a very special per- sonon campus. This is her third year here at APC, and it is obvious that she is enjoying every minute of it. To Laurie, people are top priority. I don ' t care if I have a Hebrew final tomorrow — if someone needs me, forget the final, Laurie says with a Laurie Lazicki twinkle in her eye. During the spring, she took charge of her com- munication class for a whole week while her professor recovered from an illness. As usual, Laurie demon- strated her love in a practical way. She loves helping others, and is eager to share how the Lord has blessed her life. When Laurie was asked what has meant the most to her in her experience at APC, she answered, I ' ve learned what it ' s like to be equal in a family. I ' ve found love, loneliness, and laughter. Maybe most of all, I ' ve found what lesus looks like in skin. Laurie takes a few moments to talk with some friends. Rick Dixon Junior Debbie Drake Sophomore Daria Drebert Junior Gail Driskill Junior 142 Keith Douglass Junior Sandi Dunlap Sophomore Cma Dusi Sophomore Ceevarghese Eapen Senior Pamela Eason Junior