Azusa Pacific University - Tavaleph Yearbook (Azusa, CA)

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ONUT RS SPONSORS SPONSORS SPC In almost every yearbook a few pages are set aside for the purpose of advertising. These ads help to offset the rising costs of yearbook produc- tion. APC ' s Annual Staff sold nearly $2,000 in advertisements this year. The yearbook staff combed the streets of Azusa and Clendora look- ing for sponsor prospects. Many spent hours on the phone calling prospective buyers. Some students found it was just their cup of tea while others vowed never to enter the sales profession. No matter what their decision, it was a growing and stretching time for all. The pain and excitement was over in three weeks with the affirming knowledge that Azusa Pacific would have a yearbook. Another method for raising money was the first Annual Donkey Basket- ball Came. The donkeys were pro- vided by the Ben Reynold ' s Company of Colton. Selected students united to play the always supporting faculty. Ads were again sold for souvenir pro- grams as well as candy bars and other snacks at half-time. The crowd was enthusiastic and everyone had a great time. We would like to thank our sponsors in the community for their unending support in helping make ARC A SPE- CIAL PLACE. r -|rv Divider Page Sponsors

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Making Classes Come to Life Need a camera to shoot the upcom- ing baseball game? Co to the Media Center. The latest video and camera equip- ment was made available to all stu- dents. Also available was a tape duplicator so you could make a copy of your friend ' s Kenny Loggins album without paying retail price. And if your tape happens to get eaten by your tape deck the Media Center will splice it for you. The Media Center was also responsi- ble for delivering film to classrooms and setting up all P.A. systems for basketball games. It was quite clear that without APC ' s effecient Media staff our classrooms would be a lot duller and our sport- ing events a lot quieter. Irene Robinson, Steve Thompson and Rob Koch. Mike Wilson and Chris Pumphrey show why some films and tapes never made it to the classrooms in time to be shown. Michelle Wiedefeld, Heather Harrison, Mercy Prebu Das, Angel Gonzales, Vivian Armstead and Yvonne Tipple. Media Center Academics 201

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. v- -. s 50 ?5 5PO V 1. APC students show the most popular off- campus attraction: Foster ' s Donuts. 2. Taco Bell was a popular place to seek refuge from the dreaded cafeteria food. 3. Many college students found that the trip to the jewelry store was not only exciting, but expensive. 4. Pam DeWitt tries on engagement ring for size. Divider Page f Sponsors J J