Azusa Pacific University - Tavaleph Yearbook (Azusa, CA)

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Kerry Wilson Freshman Michael Wilson junior Debbie W ineland Sophomore Dawn Wisner Freshman . f Da id V ommacl Freshman Ray W ' oodmansee Sophomore Susan Woodward Junior Stephen Wright Junior David Yasutake Junior Shirley Yelton Freshman at m Aline Youssefian Freshman Michael Zachry Junior Becky Paver and Melinda Bailey look on as Joel Reutter practices his facial exercises. Christopher Zeller Junior Hamid Ziai Senior Rebecca Armstrong Freshman T li, Nancy Nicholson Junior People 169

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J David Weld Junior lanice Weston Sophomore Michelle Wiedefeld Sophomore Joseph Wiles Sophomore Mike Wells Sophomore lulie Wernett lunior Gary West Sophomore Alex Miranda Who ' s the fellow with the bright smile? His name is Alex Omar Miranda Miran and he is a sophomore here at APC. Alex was born in Asuncion, the capitol city of Paraguay, but he has lived in the United States for the past two years. Alex had plan- ned to attend med school in Paraguay but due to political prob- lems his scholarship was revoked. As a result, Alex came to Cali- fornia to pursue his studies, and he has no regrets. The many friendships Alex has developed are a vital part of his life today. Also special to Alex are the christian aspects of APC, and the opportunities for involvement. He is on the security force in addition to being an active member of the soccer team. Alex ' s major field of study is chemistry and biology, although he is not sure about his career plans. He does plan to make the United States his permanent home. 1 - - z ' Lori Westmoreland Sophomore Marcia Wiedefeld Freshman Ron Wilcox Sophomore Steven Wiles lunior 168 -» s iijSi i4i ,, h -. r - ■« KristaWiIke Carl Williams James Williams Janette Williams Kathy Wilson Sophomore lunior Freshman Freshman lunior People

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The Man in the Oval Office Being the President of a college is no easy task, and being the President of Azusa Pacific College is no different. On his shoulders Dr. Paul Sago has the tremendous responsi- bility to make sure his school is academically up to stand- ards, that the school has high Christian morals and remains a Christian witness and that the school has adequate financing. This involves a great amount of travel for Dr. Sago. While often he cannot be found in his office because of his intense schedule, the time that he is in town, he can often be found chatting with students. He feels this time is important to keep up on students ' needs and what is important to them. Dr. Sago chats in the mall with Rhea Davis about the improvement of cafeteria food. Dr. Dago spends time in his office going over some pressing matters of the college. Donna Hayes takes some shorthand on the decline in enrollment second semester. Giving a speech at Dinner RalK is just one of Dr. Sago ' s important speak- ing engagements. -iyr Dr. Paul Sago People