University of Redlands - La Letra Yearbook (Redlands, CA)

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Salzburg, Fall ' Sd 1. Connie Pehzoldt. 2. Di Broun. Andy and Rushene Andreus. .1 Dick Kushner. 4. Leslie Saint. Diana Hut: and Jim McClellan. 5. Nancy Andreus and Cindy Moorhouse. Activities 32

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Colton River Rises in Rage Again The Colton River rose again in January wetting students all over campus. The flooding problem on the streets dividing students from the study halls is one that has been a fact of life for years. It seems like no matter hou far you jump, you ' ll still get wet — if not by landing in the middle of the gushing rapids, then by a passing car. Although rain fall this year has been minimal (remember the sad faces on all the would-be skiers), the rain we ' ve had has been quite heavy. It never rains, it pours in Southern California. An Uncommon Experience. ... I ;. FlooJeJ, no kidding!! 2. Salzburg returnee Tort Lee follows Date I Williams and Scott Gray. i. Pat Moody makes a gallant attempt. 4. Gail ! Murakami and Lisa Yamasaki look for another way across Colton River, y UR students leaps the rapids. Activities 3 1

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What does a semester in Salzburg mean? Students selected for the program spend a full semester of study in Salzburg and travel in various areas of Europe such as London and Paris enroute to Salzburg. They also take a two-and-half-week trip to Italy and Greece and a two week tour to the Eastern Soviet block and West Berlin. The program offers a rich curricular experience; courses offered include Art History, English, European History since 1918, Austrian culture, as well as courses in the area of the discipline of the university faculty member in residence for the year, and of course, German. Students in attendance first semester were: Karen Abele, Mike Allison, Nancy Andrews, Rushean Andrews, Mary Ellen Azada, Leslie Barakat, Diana Brown, Randal Bryson, Jim Chapman, Nelson Char, Lance Cope, Pam Cordry, Glenn Cunliffe, Susan (Lisa) Day, Clare Fitzpatrick, John Grant, Jim Harms, Nancy Hayden, Patrice Heinrichs, Holly Hill, Cathy Hird, Diane Hutt, Anne Kartun, Rhoda Kealoha, Debbie Kleinwachter, Sherri Larson, Tori Lee, Jeanne MacKinnon, Cindy Moorhouse, Dave Mullins, Lauri Murakami, Rob Petris, Connie Pezoldt, Leslie Saint, Susana Salas, Marie Scannell, Donna Smith, Steve Smith, and Jeanneen Tilley. Dr. Richard Kushner and his wife, Gail, and daughter Rachael were also there, with, of course, Dr. Peter Madler, Resident Director in Salzburg and their bus driver, M. Matthais Haslauer. Second semester students in attendance were: Tom Aplin, Pam Bartol, Monique Briault, Dan Blair, Marnalee BuUard, Lori Dachtler, Marcus Earle, John Edwards, Jennifer Lauer, Lynn McCart, Leonard Bruce Mills, Chris Monson, Ted Parker, Rebecca Patterson, Hung Pham, Meredith Price, Heather Sanderson, Janet Siegel, Heather Smith, Joyce Spidle, Holly Swanner, Kelli Teague, Nicolette Visser, and Susan Werbelow. Dr. John Wilson, his wife Nancy and their daughter, Jennifer, were also in Salzburg along with Dr. Madler and Matthais Haslauer. 1. Salzburg sights. 2. Haus Wartenberg where students hve during their stay in Austria. 3. Dr. Madler, Director of Salzburg program and UR students. Activities 53