Avila University - Anthem Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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Sister Olive Louise presents Mrs. Coretta Scott King with the Avila Seal as Robin Walsh, Lauri Barkett, and Mary Strick, all of the Student Union Board, look on. Identities? Personalities? Influences Come to Avila from the Outside World The Oregon Mime Theatre, sponsored in part by SUB and the College, appeared on campus in October. If you break a moral law. . . somewhere in the totality of the universe, you cannot break that law without paying a price. Mrs. Coretta Scott King Opera is for all ages. . . Music is to be enjoyed. — Stanley Wexler Stanley Wexler, baritone, demonstrates his operatic talents for students and staff at a noontime concert in Marian Centre. 14

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Sister Margaret Rhinehart spends some President of the College, Sister Olive free time on her own creative work. Louise is the guiding spirit behind Avila . Living movement The goal of yesterday will be the starting point of tomorrow Carlyle Sister Rose Anthony updates her records Dean of Students, Lynn F. Cupkie on Avila Alumni. appears ready and willing to talk with students. 13

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Staff Experience Working on the Avila Exam- iner has given me the confi- dence and experience that I couldn ' t have gotten any- where else. I enjoy work- ing with people, to contri- bute to my needs and the needs of others . -Mary Clark The feedback for me has been positive.. a creative process that offered more discoveries of me ' s. In doing interviews, I ' ve learned not only about the people that make up the complexion of Avila, I ' ve learned more about what I , myself, think, feel, react to. It has enlarged and com- plimented my own identity and has been constantly challeng- Out of chaos comes organization as the Examiner staff lay out the paper. From left to right, Elizabeth Cress- Sweet, Wanda Vernassie, Denise Papin, Connie Johnston, Diane Banks, and Dave Johnson, Aavisor. ing, demanding, frustrating- but personally satisfying. -Elizabeth Cress-Sweet I have found it a strange, weird and wonderful experience. It has been a time of growth for me, both creatively and mentally, in learning more about working with people and working within myself. - Diane Banks I have enjoyed working this year on the staff. It has been an experience that has made me grow and mature this year. The people on this staff have been wonderful! I ' ve enjoyed every minute of it! -Connie Johnston Working. on the Examiner has helped me prove to myself that I could do things that I haven ' t done before; also, that you can get as much or as little out of any experience as you choose to. I ' ve had the change to meet and talk with new and in- teresting people. And it ' s been a great source of prac- tical experience. -Denise Papin AVILA EXAMINER Staff photographer Linda McKinley captures a moment in time. 15