Avila University - Anthem Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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of Identity Through Fine Arts To create is to bring something original into existence out of noth- ing. No matter where you are, you can create And each medium has only the potential for significance that you bring to it. Eileen Karpin and her sculpture, Empty Swing . Jacqueline Johnson displays her painting in Thornhill Gallery. EIGHT BY MAC (Collage) Eight by mac hang on a yellow wall in free verse : snow is a bird, a frag- ment in very black and white. ' her hands reach like a crucifix for a man to sprout from the wall, some Renaissance and sophisticated in silk and gloss, a china doll hanging by prose pieces, run together like (birds over) an Irish coast. — Dan Jerome Dalton 5

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Expression Stephanie Newcomb and Elizabeth Cress-Sweet employ a variety of materials to create scenery for theatre productions. Carol Hill develops skill in the darkroom during photography class. Students get hands on experience in actual pro- duction situations during TV production classes.

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Mike Lawless, 16 and Doug Helfrich, 12, battle an opponent for ball control in a game against Ottawa University. Avila won, 7 - zip. All-Star Doug Helfrich passes downfield while teammates Keith Paton and Wally Betz back up the play in the Homecoming game with Ottawa. Fulfilling yourself. There is more to identity than the single existence. . . There is the coming together with others , The coming together as a TEAM. Avila is growing - not only in numbers of students and buildings, but in the teams it fields. The competition is fierce - and Avila teams can be fiercely competitive. Coach Pete Tumminia accurately predicts the result of the Home- coming soccer game. Avila Sports: 6