Azusa Pacific University - Tavaleph Yearbook (Azusa, CA)

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ORGANIZATIONS ORGAN IZA Azusa Pacific College has many dif- ferent organizations. Many clubs are active on campus. They range from the International Students Club to the Frisbee Club. Students are given several opportunities to ' become involved in a variety of activities and interests. Many student services are also pro- vided to the students through organi- zations. Included is the yearbook, newspaper, and the work of the elected student body officers. Perhaps the most visible organiza- tions on campus are the musical groups. The Concert Choir, Bel Canto and New Song Ladies Choirs, and the Male Corral are the major groups. There are also several smaller singing and instrumental groups. Through these organizations stu- dents are given the chance to show others what God has done in their lives. It can usually be seen by the joy on their faces as they interact with others. 90 Divider Page Organizations

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Ted Campbell bends over backwards to clear the high jump bar. Drew Howse shows that track isn ' t all running and jumping but also measur- ing your teammate ' s throw. Doug Loisel puts out that extra effort in the Westmont meet. Putting everything she has into a throw is Ellen Binkly. Ted Campbell shows relief after finishing first in the 100 yd. dash as Drew Howse clocks his time. Track j Q Contenders JZ

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ONS ORG A 1. The Concert Choir, APC ' s most heralded singing group entertains its listeners with gospel music. 2. Sam Mazzola plays his guitar in a concert in the amphitheatre. 3. The Concert Choir performs during chapel. 4. Dan Oxiey uses his wind to make beautiful noise. Divider Page Q-| Organizations 3 I