Azusa Pacific University - Tavaleph Yearbook (Azusa, CA)

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)eff Thompson Freshman Heather Thomson Sophomore Kathy Thorwaidsen Junior Dennis Huff and Coe Lamoureux — just Singin ' in the Rain! Kathy Tllford Freshman |ohn Timmerman Junior Robert Todd Sophomore Carol Tomaselli junior Robert Travis junior •■■ m Sugiapto Trisna Sophomore Anthony Troncale Sophomore Kathryn Trovi ' bridge Sophomore Gail Tucker Freshman Regina Udomesiet Freshman Mary Underwood Sophomore 1£i.C lunemarie Vaccaro People jerry Vailotton Freshman BobVanSetten Freshman Gary Van Wagner Freshman Annette Velderrain junior

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Stan Stupor Clerin Sullivan Karen Sundquist Mary Swanson Margaret Szyoer junior Sophomore Junior Junior Sophomore 1 Loving Memory of Hillside lether or not the sale of Hillside is final yet, that special m H ill never be quite the same. To the many atherfiiSM us living areZHHTsi was an extension ot ! J|||ley Campus, yet it had its own quiet personality. It s ' a place to escape the hustle and bustle of the city low — a counirv reireat only two miles away. The nosphere is diticrmi; on ihe Hill this year, as this was ' first that the di nv.-. wen. ' not, used for student housing, d the last year our lootball tij|[m played on its field. The jttle bus no ionmi maki - it scheduled trips carrying idents back and H ' lih rrom l hool. Yes — saying good- e to our Hillside Cjinpi.i is ha| II live on forever Nditorghu Tamunang Betsy Tan Jackie Tan Charletha Becky Taylor Sophomore Freshman Freshman latum Freshman Sophomore Nancy Taylor Junior Richard Taylor Junior John Taylorson Freshman Victoria Te Velde Freshman Beverly Thompson Sophomore People 165

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1 b p [ ' ■ ' - ' f. % I ., I ' 4 h s f y ' KendraVoth Freshman Fred Wacker Freshman Parachuting A.P.C, Style Scottie Rosenberger and Dave Pearson patiently await their first freefall jump. Jeff Wareham Sophomore Karen Walker Freshman Terree Walton junior mm i A number of our students had the opportunity to expe- rience what has been refer- red to as The Second Best Thrill. Yes, it appears as if skydiving is here to stay! Scott Rosenberger and Dave Pearson, two experienced jumpers, were responsible for coordinating the program in which over thirty students participated . Through three hours of classroom training and three hours of ground school, the tension mounted until the students became obsessed with the desire to make their first jump. What ' s it like to leap from a rumbling DC-3 into 3,000 feet of air? Outrageous, Terrify- ing, and just plain Fun, only come close to describing the feeling the jumpers had when they finally touched solid earth again. Without a doubt, skydiving was an experience they will never forget! Instructor Bill Reed gives some helpful tips to first-jump students. )ulie Warren junior People 167