Azusa Pacific University - Tavaleph Yearbook (Azusa, CA)

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Chatting with some students about the sale of hillside is Dr. Sago. Showing her bright smile is President Sago ' s secretary, Oonna Hayes. During Chapel, Dr. Sago pours out his concerns and goals for the future of Azusa Pacific. Dr. Paul Sage -1 -1 People I J I

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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

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Board of Directors The Azusa Pacific College Board of Directors give selfishly of their time to aid in the Christian and academic growth of this institution. One of their discussions this year has been the posiihility of becoming Azusa Pacific University. It is believed that this would help the recent decline in enrollment and entice more students to attend AP. ' - :-:S! mM %-W: ' ' :m 1 i,A -r- iff. ■. - 1 t t ' - ' ' for ' ' Board of Directors People