Azusa Pacific University - Tavaleph Yearbook (Azusa, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1980 volume:

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As others Teach Minister Testify of our God ' s magnificence. Praise God for a time set aside for sharing and caring for others in the likeness of our creator. — Sue Curtis ACTIVITIES , ' ' 21 Les Femmes The Castaways in Burbank set ttie mood tor an evening ot anticipation and excitement Les Femmes. whicti precedes homecoming, provided an opportunity to honor the women of APC Five of these women were awaiting the moment that they might be crowned Homecoming Queen ot 1979 Sea winds played tor the entertainment fvliss Nancy Johnson was entrusted with the honor of representing Azusa Pacific College Nancy and her court — Chardy Holston, Sharon Hillis, Daria Speer Julie Tweed — along with the many others that were there to watch the crowning enjoyed an excellent banquet, if they were able to find it Congratulations Nancy ' . W4 ' -4 r% J ' rJMt 22 ACri ' 1Z50 HARVARD J V? lES - 23 II ' Clockwise right John Fischer slarls the year out with a song Below right Sue Curlis confronts one ol the chapel speakers with a lew questions Below Tim Purga challenges us to reach out in the nineteen eighties Let ' s go lor it gang ' 24 ACTIVITIES CHAPELS Above right Les Blank Below right: Ron Ritchey during Spiritual Emphasis weel Chapel, an important part of the week at APC, was tull of many great people spreading their experiences and feelings with the stu- dents of APC, People like Bubba, Gary (Tadley) Bonner, Tim Purga and Les Blank played an important part of the year ' s chap- els. «■■ Above left Remember that He loves you and He promises to stay Below left Mel White draws the audience ACTIVITIES 25 DINNER RALLY 1 979 With the help of many students, Dinner Rally 1 979 became a success Hundreds of visitors and Alumni were served dinners in three separate areas, and speakers and musical groups provided entertainment. Dr. Sago spoke of the challenge of meeting the financial needs of APC Once again, those present proved loyal in achieving a new record high — $61 2,800, — Thanks to all who made this wonderful evening happen w 26 , ' ACTIVITIES Right So Where ' s the lood Below Dr Sago announces the total amount raised at Din- ner Rally 1979 Opposite page. Clockwise Tim Purga and Les Blank Sing along with Russ Reed ' The amount rises ' The cafeteria staff prepares the dinner ACTIVITIES 27 JONI A stone in our path can either be cursed and kicked or picked up, and with God ' s help, pol- ished into a gem R G Spence Joni was an inspiration and a highlight of our chapels. She told us that we should let God be the master of our lives as she was the master of her old horse. She showed us how we can trust in God to see us through our lives. I 28 ACTIVITIES A9B PRESENTS . . . ASB IS behind the scenes planning Homecoming Week, movies, concerts, and Dinner Rally, as well as thie many important functions of the school Among the movies were The Muppet Movie, The Sting, Oh, God, and Superman Homecoming Week consisted of Western Day, Relay Races, Orange and Black Day, and, of course. Fifties Day, ACTIVITIES 29 ACTIVITIES ETC. Yeah Cheerleaders Our Cheerleaders have lead the teams and the crowds through the whole season and what a great season that was. Thank you Cheer- leaders Lett Our snack bar had an eight loot sandwich lor our toolball players There were two sides and one was supposed to beat the other Boy. our toolball players sure can eat Our snack bar had many treats lor every- one The people in the snack bar even made submarine sandwiches ol any length to order Do you want to order an eight tool sandwich ' 30 1 ff Top left Guess who ' s being dunked ' Was it cold. Coach ' ' Top right It ' s another obstacle to tackle, but they ' ve got it made Well it looks like it ' Bottom Rent your roller skates during ASBSO ' s days 31 ACTIVITIES ETC. 32 ACTIVITIES KEN MEDEMA Ken Medema presented a unique message to ttiis year ' s Chapel, combining music and the message that he wanted to present. ACTIVITIES 33 9PRING THING A NIGHT TO REMEMBER The spring event, rightly called Spring Thing, is the social event of the second semester This dinner party, brings students together for a gala night of music, food, and enteriainment The Disneyland Hotel was the sight of this year ' s event. It was a night for fun and excitement After the music and entertainment from the Lamb ' s Players, several students went to Knott ' s to continue having a night to remember Norm and Tern pose for pictures Linda and Dave enjoy a wonderful meal Dan and his date look stunning tor ttieir evening out m 34 SPRING THING Mines and her cougar friend Top right: Lamb ' s Players- Middle left Mitties and her many talents. Middle right: The evening ' s enterlainmenl Bottom right Students en oy an evening at Disney- land VO E THE jViES cms im % « PACIFIC 36 SPORTS - u 1%: I s SPORTS 37 fe _ — «- DAVID L. EDSILL March 29, 1961 -November 10, 1979 Dave ' s exuberance and zeal for lite continues to ctnallenge the lives of those who knew him to attack life with equal enthusi- asm. But when this perishable will have put on the imperisha- ble, and this mortal will have put on immortality, then will come about the saying that is written. Death is swallowed up in VICTORY. O DEATH, where is your VICTORY? O DEATH where is your sting ' ? 1 Corinthians 15:54-55 Congratulations to you Dave. You ' ve won the greatest VIC- TORY of all. 38 MEfvlORIAL A GROWING SEAS ON Our success as a football team cannot be measured It can- not be computed, divided, multiplied, graphed, or given numerical value. In a society where statistics are the primary source of evaluating success, our season represented 3-4-1 numbers that could be assigned to any mere combination lock No, our success evades numerical value Numbers and records will soon be forgotten, but the personal growth and friendships developed through a season of sweat, in|uries, differences, and even death, will remain as building blocks in the lives of all our coaches and players Our success as a football team is only made manifest in an awards banquet, seemingly more like a family reunion. All praise and glory goes to the twelfth man in our huddle. JESUS CHRIST w g,- tr i- a ;. ' -• ' V-- ' ' ' r ' 1 f4 .c-r 1 ■%- i. ' ' )! f - i Row 1 (left to right) David Edsill. Bill Miller. Brad Steele. Anthony Hankins. Greg Grandel. Ron Cochran. David Meade. Phil Browning. Vic Harding Row 2: Dan Johnson. John. Frank Fortes. Greg Harrison. Al Mendibles. John Burch. Danny Grant. Darius Michau. Michael Moore Paul Nath Row 3: Grant Garrison. Ron Gomez. Mark Wesllake. Rod Martin. David Marga. Bryan Harrison. Jeff Lundstrom. Gary Lenhart. Randy Twist Row 4: Dean Karnoski (Defense Coor ). Gary Goolsby (DBS). Keith Schmilz (trainer). Tim Galtney (Equip Coor } Jim Milhon (Head Coach). Terry Franson (Offensive Line). John Haymond (Defensive line). Tom Hernandez (Receivers) Row 5; Glen Cartwnght. Eric Peterson. Mike Barnett. Steve Brown. Mark Bryant. Don Jennings. Mark Chandler. Rick Massro. Tim Nelson. Mark Taylor. Tyrone Alezander Row 6: Jim Beatty. David Overweg. Jim Custin Norm Slosted. Gary West. David Pearson. Tim Stock. Robert Todd and Doug Barnett. FOOTBALL 39 0FFEN9E IN ACTION ¥!ll; ' . t- ' Devon makes it seven in the final homecoming game Paul Nash snags a pass and takes it m for s  Mark Chandler follows the awesome blocking of Randy 40 FOOTBALL Freshman Rod Martin c!ispla s his talen! agamst Cal Luthran Cougars offensive line waits to hear fhe signals from Ste;e 3rQ.:n With protection from r e line Mark Chandler ' e ' eases a bullet Greg Harrison returns an Occidental kickotf Mth assistance from blocker Mark Tav lor FOOTBALL 41 THE BIG II D Rick Massro intercepts the flight of a Redlands ' runningback Gary Lenharl pulls down the quarterback tor a titteen yard loss Norm Slosted sticks La Verne quarterback for short yard- age 42 FOOTBALL ' 3 ' - ' . ,l!A«M«Mll iWW ill Tyrone Alexander and Ronnie Cochran assist each other in a tackle with hot pursuit from Cougar defense The Cougars mighty defense awaits its victims Rick Massero tackles Occidental ' s runningback once again FOOTBALL 43 i w V-BALL 1 IN NATION For the first time in its 1 4 yr, athletic history, Azusa Pacific College won a national championship. On December 8, 1 979 APC Women ' s Volleyball team cap- tured the National AIAW Division III Volleyball Champi- onship at Occidental College by defeating Sacramento State 1 5-7 in a one-game playoff. The Lady Cougars, who fashioned a 29-7 season record and finished first in the Region 8 Tournament to qualify for the nationals, breezed unbeaten through the double elimination competition to reach the finals in a commanding position. f •-- f ajft ' ' 1 ' M flrJo M ' ? ' i f ' ° ® ' ' S ' epf ' an;e Alpenia. Vick, Sanders. Kelly Luther. Chns Sandoval. Coach Alane LeGrand Bach Row (left to right) Becky Goodman. JaneWoolway. Teresa Saalhoff. Debbie Meche. Kathy Anderson. Gail Fischer (Not Pictured) Dede Hart. Manager and Jim Giacamolzi. Trainer 44 , VOLLEYBALL Stephanie ' Pineapple ' ' Alpenia digs one out 7 With great power Debbie Meche drills another one Jane Woolwav approaches a well placed set from Chris San- doval Coach LeGrand gives helpful advice to her girls VOLLEYBALL ' 45 Gail Fischer and Kathy Anderson stop the opponents spiking efforts Theresa T SaathofI with another impressive spike The Lady Cougars huddle up inbetween games 46 VOLLEYBALL Debbie Meche passes wilh precision Alter winning Nationals. Rick Massro congratulates Teresa Saatholt Another mighty sp ke delivered by Gail Fischer VOLLEYBALL 47 SOCCER REACHES FINALS The soccer team advanced to the NAIA District III finals for the first time m their eight year history, after reach- ing the semi-finals in 1 978. The Cougars finished with a 1 2-9 record 96-2 in NAIA League play and captured third place in the Viking ClassiC- Captain Valmir Fernandes led the team in scoring with 1 3 points, minutes played 1 900 and assists, with seven. Leading goal scorers were freshman Sam Ivlir- anda and Kojo Asamoah, with nine and Kwaku Owusu- Anash with eight. Kwaku became the school ' s all-time leading scorer with the winning goal in overtime against Biola in the District semi-final game. He closed out his career with 61 points (41 goals and 20 assists) and was selected for the senior All-Star game along with Ed Lotz. Front Row (left to right) Kent Norville, Sam Miranda. Vance Riddle. Randy Welk. Dave Welk. Valmir Fernandes. Dennis Wagner. Tal-al Mandani Back flowf Coach Irby. Matthew Denos. Igor Andia. Albert Mendez. Jogn Baugus. Dan Fergeson. Jerry Ogan. Amn Khademi. Edward Lotz 48 SOCCER •} 5™jraF ' 2 '  ' ' = ' :- ■ «= - ' ,3g | ■ Valmir Fernandas and Igor Andia go up ' or a head she Ka.vku Oviusu-Ansah faces a tough ' .Vestmont placer Matt Denos moves the ball through the defense of Pt Loma SOCCER 49 WELL DONE 8EAH0R8E9 ■ i ' - Mohamed Al-Murer moves the ball downlield Head Coach Dave Irby helps tape the players T •• Kolo Asamoah moves the ball into traffic 50 SOCCER Dave Welk shools over defenders -•k. Kawku Owusu-Ansah passes to a teammate SOCCER 51 1 979 COUGAR HARRIER9 Azusa Pacific distance teams have been such a dominant force in NAIA District III track and cross country circles that fans have come to expect excellence (Out of the last five seasons the AP Harriers have won three district championships and have received the runner-up trophy once) This was to be runner-up year. Minus some all-Americans who were with the 1 979 team and would later rejoin the distance squad for the 1 980 track season, the team hung in there for a very successful sea- son. Led by Missouri junior, Greg Lover- camp, the team had little trouble with West- mont, Biola, and Los Angeles Baptist to earn the California Christian College Athletic Conference runner-up trophy behind Point Loma. District III competition was a replay of the conference with AP edging out a stub- born California Lutheran Club for another runner-up place. CROSS COUNTRY HONORS Greg Lovercamp, junior. Sedaha. Missouri All-conference first team (winner) All-distnct first team Co-captain Ivtost Valuable runner Zeke Rodriguez, soptiomore. Ran- cho Cucamonga. Calif All-confernece second team All district first-team Co-caplain Most inspirational runner Steve Cain, junior. Azusa. Calif All-conference second team All-dislnct second team Greg Winters, junior. Hacienda Heigtits. Calif All-conference second team David Adams, Soptiomore. River- side, Call! Most improved runner f V Ip Assistant Coacti Sammy Maritim-Zeke Rodriguez. Greg Lovercamp. Scott Hunter. Dave Adams, Greg Winters. Steve Cam, Coacti Or Marv Mardock Steve Cam finishes well at districts. Cougars ready themselves for a tough race. 52 . CROSS COUNTRY Cougar Most Valuable runner Greg Lovercamp Greg Winters finishes a tough live mile course at La Mirada Park Scott t-lunler paces himsell through the rniddle of the course Dave Adams Imishes a fme season CROSSCOUNTRY 53 C0UGAR9 PLEASANTLY SURPRISED Coach Clifford Hamlow best described the 1 980 Cougar basketball season as pleasantly surprising, No one expected the team to acquire a record of 25-10, but with the help of seniors Gary Johnson, Jeff Golden, Steve Barnes, John McDonough, and junior, Larry Sheldon, they did reach their goal After advancing to the NAIA District III playoffs they dropped their game 83-81 to Point Loma They proceeded to play in the NCCT regional final and lost it, also to Point Loma There was a season record set for field goals at 520, with Jeff Golden at 544, Larry Sheldon at 543, Gary Johnson at 540, t lil e Anderson at 524, and Steve Barnes at ,492, Coach Hamlow was chosen as District III coach of the year, with an impressive record of 483-297 in 26 seasons . ■-- ' ' ' A . j tt nJH B WKK r H W . E l qI BB tm U ' 1. Pi  t ' jj J Ji i Jp fhf Bt ' £ ' jI I V m r BLl wm ' ' Iv Bftiav,,,; Ji ' l ■ ■ A l ma mfX M ■ kj ■M Sgg jg ' r iB -mMmmwii 111 in Back Row: Rick Lundgren. Steve Hanson, Larry Shellon, Jell Golden. John McDonough. Mike Anderson. Steve Barnes. Armel Davison. Mike Moses, Jeff Wheeler. Tony Troncale. Gary Johnson Front Row: Coaches — Kent Bechler. Don Lawrence. Cliff Hamlow. John Moore 54 BASKETBALL pf t— Jp - Mike Anderson goes through the back door to score tv o Larry Sheldon reaches to shag another rebound Steve l-lanson drives past the SCC defense Steve Barnes rips the net against a Claremont-Mudd defense. BASKETBALL 55 TAKIN ' IT TO THE LIMIT W W3 Jeff Golden penetrates to score against South- ern California College Gary Jotinson puts a tremendous move against a San Diego delensemen Photo by Randy IHernandez I 1 9 ■ E 1 1 1 l WmJk B m r v Vfy m m L V m B ' = m| ■ 1 m vU I Hj 1 ! B 56 VARSITY BASKETBALL Jeff Golden reaches to make a fine defensive play Steve Barnes tips in a Cougar goal Larry Shelton brings down another rebound VARSITY BASKETBALL 57 J.V. ' s FACED A TOUGH SCHEDULE The 1979-1980 season proved to be a great learning experience for the Cougar Clubs ot Azusa Pacific This season ' s schedule posted the junior varsity basketball team against some line teams The year tipped off to a rough start for the young team which handed them some hard losses In spite of this, the past season pro- vided adequate exposure for the players to the new level of collegiate competiton Towards the end of pre-season, the team put in some fine performances against Chaffey and Cerritos Jr colleges At the end of pre-season play, the team had gained enough experience to enter league play with confidence A P C. rolled over Its opponents in league, winning 1 games, while suffering only two defeats J V Basketball learn (left to right) Andy Gardener. Tony Troncale, Terry Turrenlin. Don Harris. Jesse Gomez. Armel Davidson. Tommy Nixon. Steven Hazzard. Larry Choate. Mark Kempt. Marv Walker. Ron Tagney Kneeling Coach Kent Becheler assistant coach. John l oore 58 BASKETBALL 5 A:mel Davison slams one home against S C C Jesse Gomez takes advantage ol a breakdown in defense i5t r f ; - ji Guard, Tony Troncale. pumps it in for two Tom Nixon reaches to lip in a Cougar goal BASKETBALL 59 LADY COUGARS ADVANCE TO REGIONALS The women compiled a 20-1 over-all record. This is the fourth year the Cougars have been undefeated in league competition. Highlights of the season were winning their fourth Annual Invitational Tourna- ment, and upsetting top seated UCSB, Team leaders were Kat Duna- gan with 1 5 points a game, Tammy Klammer shooting 50% from the floor, Ellen Binkle and Kathy Wilson with 6 rebounds a game, Sharon Lehman shooting 76%, Laurie Samson shooting 73%, and Sheri Laz- zanni with 1 00 assists, Kat Dunagan was voted IVIVP with Laurie Sam- son and Tammy Klammer earning all-tourney awards. The Cougars advanced into the Regionals this year, but lost in the first round. Back Row: Coach Sue Hebel. Tammy Klammer. Cornne De Jong. Kathy Wilson. Ellen Binkele. Kat Dunagan. Asst Coach Alaine Legrand Front Row: Sharon Lehman. Carol Hull. Chris Hantula. Shen Lazzanni. Laurie Sampson. Sue Cvijanovich 60 BASKETBALL Sue Dvijanovich sinks in Iwo for the Cougars Kat Dunagan concentrates at the free throw tine Sharon Lehman looks lor an open teammate to pass the ball to Shen Lazzanni passes the ball to a teammate on the tastbreak BASKETBALL 61 TENNI9 P Coach Henry Gee. Rob Haviland, Dave Reeve. Steve Hanson. Andy Ger- rard. Kevyn Jones, Glenn Sullivan. Kerry Leander. Dave Welk Nol pictured Kent Bectiler. I 62 TENNiS GOLF GOLF 63 BASEBALL BEN BERY BERY GOOD TO ME! The young Cougars faced an enormous challenge with their 1 980 season. The schedule included University of Southern California, Arizona Stale, Pepperdine and many other national powers. The fact that only two starters, infielder, Paul Serna, and outfielder, Jon MacMillan, returning from last year ' s confer- ence champions, meant that the early season would be a period of adjustment. Paul Serna lead the team with a .402 average. Following him were Earthell Buckner, Bob Hall, Marty Cordell and Jim McCrary, all batting over 300. Eddie Malone broke the school record for stolen bases with 28. Ken Pryce ' s no-hitter against Division L, Cal State L.A. was the highlight of the Cougar pitching season. Mike Dannewitz lead the staff with a 4-1 record. f4artl 3fc- L 10 R Jim Pelrovitz, Paul Serna, Jim McCrary. Ed Malone, Kenny Pryce, Bob Hall, Barry Youngman, Brad Sago. Jim Giacomazzi. Ron Carothers. Earthell Buckner. Jon Van Norl. Rod Martin. Coach Al Ferrer. Tom Aloi. Devon Jones. Duane Cressre, Dave Baher. Marty Cordell, Jon MacMillan. Mike Donnewitz, Coach Rod Boyle 64 BASEBALL . A ' sSf ' tj ' m 1 Jim Petrovilz shows ' You can lake the boy out of the Country, but. you can ' t take the Country out of the Brad Sago puts over lor another strike 1 Jon MacMHIan tags up to first base. tnlielders get ready to make an out BASEBALL 65 Richte Archie prepares to attack the ball defensively Jimmy McCrary makes a diving attempt to beat the throw at first. 4%  ii ; 4 ' Brad Sago cocks back to let another pitch tly 66 BASEBALL %f y Kenny Pryce winds up for a pitch against Cat State L A Marty Cordetl adds anotl er tiomerun to tiis record I «i , i i5«!9«Si:=r-!:ir«i;,- rr. -iii ii ' . Sliort-stop Paul Serna awaits a ground ball Coach Ferrer gives some advice to John Van Nort and Hard Arch BASEBALL , 67 -? -.... . i-mii kiikm 68 ' BASEBALL P ' WI BASEBALL 69 9UPER8TAR9 The 1980 track and field team was a superior squad, boast- ing three national champions, five all-Amencans, and a fourth place National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics finish. Keeping the records of no losing seasons alive, the Cougers got off to a winning year early with wins over Cal Poly Pomona, Cal State Bakersfield, and the University of Nevada Las Vegas, Cal State Los Angeles provided the only loss as the team later trounced Claremont Mudd tor a 4-1 season The team defended their 1979 California Christian College Athletic Conference Championship with an impressive 206 points also as NAIA District III Champs with 1 73. The follow- ing new records were posted High Jump 7 ' 0 Gary Wise Discus: 162 ' 4 Ron Ponciano Hammer: 189 ' 9 Doug Barnett Javelin: 245 ' 5 Mike Barnett Shot Put: 53 ' 5 Doug Barnett 110 Meter H gh Hurdles 13,95 John Roberts 5,000 Meter Run 14:234 Greg Lovercamp 10,000 Mete r Run: 29 46 1 Sammy Maritim 2 Mile Run: 9 13 7 Greg Lovercamp Wise and Maritim repeated as NAIA national champions, Gary in the Decathlon and Sammy in the 5,000, Mike Barnett also joined the national champions, winning the lavelin Doug Barnett and Ron Ponciano placed second and sixth in the national meet to also |oin all-American status, the second year for Doug Coaches Marvin Mardock and Terry Franson were extremely pleased with the season, Mardock especially since he would be turning the head coaching responsibilities to Franson for the following year, Dr, Mardock wrapped up his coaching career by being named District III Coach of the Year, Area I Coach of the Year, and National Coach of the Year. DR. MARVIN MARDOCK COACH OF THE YEAR NAIA TRACK £_FIELD TRACK c • S :.V Sammy Marilim. three-time NAIA All American, won ttie 5000 meter and placed 4 til in the 10.000 meters in Abiliene Gary Wise, two-time NAIA National Decathlon Champ and Olympic Trials qualifier, clears the seven tool barrier in the high jump  «— .■ ' ?:ift. • : ai ' L-? -r«b «ae ' , '  t Freshman sensation Mike Barnett threw his name into the record books by winning the NAIA and AAU Jr meets TRACK 71 9UPER-9UPP0RT Doug Barnett went crazy this year throwing the hammer 191 feel ai Nationals and placed second Steve Cam out running a Claremont Men s College runner in the 800 meters Greg Lovercamp gave the team tine support in the 1500. 5000. and 10.000 meters . ■•■■ --ff-i- ' J Wi ■ • ' -, ■- _ % ' J ■ ---3 --. .-■ ' ' ' ■ -, ' V m f 1 1 -r::j ' i •r ■ « = - ' ' ' ■ ' 1 K J - .- -M , w r ■? - ' im A ■ 5: - ' i ' . ' ' - ' «j-..(« , .|r :,;,.- t -? ' - mm Jerry Duckhead Drake had many problems this year, but he said, wait till next year TRACK Dave Adams, trying the steeplechase improved rapidly this year Zeke Rodriguez contributed many skills to the track squad this year, the most notable being his ability to cheer up a pressure filled situa- tion - American — Roy Ponciano holds the school record in the discus and placed 6th in the hammer at ' nationals TRACK 73 WOMEN ' S TRACK This past spring was an exciting one for the women ' s track team The team consisted of 1 7 girls — half of which had never competed in track and field before The season started off slowly and week by week the team got stronger. During the season 1 4 school records were broken. The team won the Warrior Relays, A.P.C relays, and the Christian Col- lege Championships to round out a fine year. Next year even looks bet- ter. 200M Diana Boots 289 400IVI Diana Boots 64.8 800l Liz Carman 2:282 1500IVI Liz Carman 5:08 3000M Liz Carman 10:50.6 100MLH Diana Boots 18:5 400MH Beth Whitelock 1:20 400 Relay IVIcDugald, Boots, Hull Bixby 51 6 11 00 Relay Boots, Roth, Whitelock Hull 4:25.5 Shot Call Driskill 32 ' 4 ' 2 Discus Call Driskill 1 1 3 ' 3 Long Jump Renee Bixby 1 5 ' 9 Javelin Call Fischer 121 ' High Jump Karen LeCrand 5 ' 2 Tracy Stewart runs a leg on the distance medely Diana Boots runs a good race. Rene Bixby sets a long jump record. WOMEN ' S TRACK t%. - r n v lCl ' Cheryl Hull steps through the hurdles Diana Boots leels the pain alter the race Dawnelle Roth finishes a line race Gail Driskill works on the discus WOMEN ' S TRACK 75 35SOCST301VS 76 ASSOCIATIONS ipr ip ' ►«4ff ASSOCIATIONS 77 THE 1979-1980 A.9.B. COUNCIL Pictured to the left is ThePrez. Linda Merwin Merwasa lively person who added a whole new dimension to our community She was a senior communications major who was also involved in Bel Canto Ladies ' Choir Linda stressed communication and relationships, but she didn ' t ust talk: Mer ' s a great example of a friend Pictured below is the whole gang Bottom Row Lynne Manacke (LAC — Bowles). Shirlene McDougall (Student Director of Activities). David Hartman (LAC — Adams Clarinda). Terry Schmucker (Secretary) Top Row Bruce Riley (Advisor). Randy Dopp (Business Ivtanager). Linda Merwin (President). Chardy Holslon (LAC — l-tillside Off Campus). Nancy Anderson (Communi- cations Director). Doug Homme (LAC — Village Trinity Shire), and the kid himself. Jon Wat- lace (Advisor) 78 ASB INTRO A.9.B. IN ACTION Top center The A S B logo represents the outlook olourASB — contemporary and ready lor action. Middle Lett 3 LA C. ' s mull over mountains yet to be crossed Middle right Linda presents an issue, as Tern lis- tens Bottom left Nancy and Doug at a meeting A note; A S B meetings concern students and so students are invited to attend. YOUR A.S.B. IN ACTION 79 A.P. 8KI CLUB v ft t Flying high is President. Doug Homme. 4 Ski Club Members (left to right) Doug Homme. Diana Boots. Karen Everett. Dave Pearson. Cree McCook, Sue Hebel, Rhonda Powell. Karen Nielson 80 SKI CLUB VOLLEYBALL CLUB The volleyball club is a fun-filled, excit- ing club. The club explores the unlim- ited areas of this intense sport. With awesome matches and mind-blowing games, the club excells to the outer- most limits of power volleyball All the club members are serious vol- leyball players Their motto is: Volley- ball is no joke, Don ' t be surprised if you see some or all of these club members playing in the 1984 Olym- pics, or on the cover of the Rolling Stones Magazine, Bottom Row (I. to r.) Phil Scorns, IVIike iVIcCook, Evan Lauer, Tim Avazzani. Top Row (I. to r.) Shaun IVIurphy, John Lo, fvlorey ivlornngstar, Steve Holbroch, Duane D, Frank Johnson. FRI9BEECLUB Top Row (I. to r.) Mario Bennett. Mike McCook. Jennifer. Brad Steele. Scott Rosenburger. Kris Miller. Matt Buret!. Evan Lauer. Tim Avazzani, Stiawn Murphy. Troy Slosled. Eric Peterson Bottom Row (I. lo r.) Carolyn Herrin, Valerie. Kattiy. Cree McCook, Rick Mossman. Don Rogers. Dan Punn Here at APC the frisbee club meets every Wednesday for the ultimate game, one of the fastest, most exciting games today. This game involves precision, pass- ing, team work and amazing aer- ial maneuvers. It requires skill, agility and a go-for-it attitude that will boost the trisbee club members into future stardom in the frisbee world. The frisbee club meets on the lawn between Village and Trinity, but is often asked to leave because of its gnarly behavior which tends to uproot the turf on which they play. Strangely enough, the school supplies this field for use of its students, then kicks them off However, mem- bers have fun anyways, and that ' s what really matters ACTIVITIES 81 8.D.A. STUDENT DIRECTOR OF ACTIVITIE9 When she isn ' t out running around. Shirlene McDugall fills the position on the Council as the SD.A, (Student Director of Activities). She not only runs for the Cougar wonnen ' s track team, but also coordinates all of the AS B, -related activities. Yes, she ' s the one who thought of , just about everything. Shirlene not only worked hard at her position, but she did it well. As well as arranging for films to be shown on campus, she also arranges from the smallest events all the way up to planning Les Femmes and Spring Thing. Shirlene is a junior liberal arts major, with a navigation minor. She can be heard in her sleep saying, I didn ' t draw the mapi BU9INE98 MANAGER Randy Dopp, Randall to his friends is the returning Business Manager for the 1 979- ' 80 school year As a business manager, he kept the books clean and the Council members begging for more. As a business administration major. Randy ' s job for the past two years has helped prepare him for his future in the work- ing world. As a Beaumont citizen, Randy helped the AS B. members from spending all the money. It is said that Randy was an integral part of the success of Din- ner Rally When asked why he didn ' t become business manager for a third year, he was heard to reply, I lost my pencil. ci2 , ' - ' SB. PROt _E J COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR Nancy G, Anderson is a senior Communications and Religion ma|or who used her communication expertise as the Communications Director for the AS.B. She not only was the PR man lor the council but she also moonlighted as the chairman ot the publications board and director of the ' 80- ' 81 council election. Nancy took her job seriously and was a good leader and a big help to the council. Nancy informed the stu- dents of A S.B. happenings and helped students become involved. J I A.8.B. SECRETARY Jenny Schmucker ' s qualifications started as the housing secretary and helped set her up for her A. S.B. position as secretary. She is a Sophomore Business Administration ma)or, with a real head for organization that make the jobs of the other council members easier. She was a natural force on the council and helped all of the council members. As well as taking messages for the gang of nine she also made certain that the council members were where they were sup- posed to be at, at the correct time. A.S.B. PROFILE 83 L.A.C. LIVING AREA COORDINATOR FOR VILLAGE TRINITY 8HIRE Doug Homme is a 21 year old junior, majoring in Communicology with a Psychology emphasis. After a year as the president of the Clannda community coun- cil, he shifted positions and became the 79- ' 80 LAC. tor the Village Tnnity and Shire. Some of Doug ' s goals that were achieved this year have included the aquisi- tion of tables and Bar-B-Ques for his living area. Doug, a Brawleycte, was also the Ski Club President and has been quoted as saying Let ' s cut Biology and go Ski- ing Doug is a downhill student. L.A.C. BOWLEG Oh, no ' Elti Lynne f lanecke the LAC for the beauti- ful Bowles apartments — she is best known this year for her tireless efforts in the preparation of one of the greatest Dinner Rally Chapels ever. She can also be remembered for her energy and creative ideas that spiced up our school year As a biology major, one of tier favorite hobbies was dissecting the trout served in the cafeteria. Lynne ' s dedication to A SB. is so strong that she became next year ' s S DA See you then, Lynne ' 84 ' A.S.B PROFILES L. A.C.HILL8IDE AND 0FF-CAMPU8 Chardy Holston had a double job, that often left her tired, but satisfied. As a junior Liberal Studies major, she was not only the LAC for Hillside, but also the LA C for the Off-Campus students. The Hillside spirit this year has never been stronger, and much of that is because of Chardy. She also received one of the high- est honors the college can give a young woman by being named a Homecoming Princess Did this suc- cess go to her head No, she got down and got messy with the rest of us during homecoming week ' s crazy activities. L. A.C. ADAM8 AND CLARINDA If you lived in Adams and Clannda, you probably know this smiling fellow. David Hartman the LAC. for this living area perked up the residents with excitement. Dave IS a Latin major with an emphasis in pin-ballology. Dave ' s ideas helped advance the cause of the living area. Dave was appointed to this position because of his dedication and creative ideas. The heart of the cam- pus was jumping with Dave as LAC. ASB PROFILES 85 I •L L • THE TURNER CAMPUS CENTER The Turner Campus Center is the hub of student life. Besides food services and A SB snack Bar, the T.C.C. houses student recreation areas as well as Communiversity and Incom Center, The Turner Campus Center a campus landmark. Bruce Reilly. director ot T CC. Sam Devotis. Gary West and Greg Crandell enjoy a leisurely T C C afternoon. 86, TC.C. A PLACE TO STUDY The T.C C. IS a refuge for bofh off campus sfudenfs, as well as the on campus people with noisy roommates. Jerry Ogan enjoys one of many outdoor study areas around T C C i Pete Albright in one of his more studious moods irfi ' study habits vary as seen in this picture of an afternoon study session One stu- dent s just itching to get an A Sometimes studying goes beyond merely classrooms and books This group of pool sharks study a tough shot T.C.C. 87 HOW DO YOU 9PELL FREE TIME? P-O-O-L P-l-N-G-P-O-N-G GAMES — COSMIC As seen in the background of this picture, intramurals, cul- tural arts, and various other activities can be looked into, after of course, a rousing game of ping-pong or 8-ball. What a life ' Besides just being a place of enjoyment, the T.CC. holds many important services such as the INCOM-CENTER and the student run post-office. A Savier machine sponsored by ASB adds another campus convenience. Spectators watcti in awe as Dave and Gabe protect ttie earth trom ■cosmic monsters. and Troy guides the Sea Won ■■ ' T.CC. 9TUDENT9 TOGETHER T.C.C. AND C0MMUNIVER8ITY: studentq alone 8TUDENT9A8 0NE From forest Cathedral to intra-mural football and pool; ttie Communiversity brings both competition and communion to the fellowship of students. They also offer workshops and trips to help students to enjoy the great out- doors. CONCERT CHOIR You minist ered to all age groups. They were absolutely outstanding ' Marvelous evening! These are sonne ot ttie typical comments that come after eacti perform- ance of ttie Concert Ctioir, Ttie group did a wide variety of music ranging from classical ttirough gospel. The group continues to enjoy their music as they perform it, perhaps summed up by C.A. Getman of Goleta Baptist Church, What fun and spiritual enlightment. Sopranos Jennie Bicker. Crishil Croggan, Julie Denton. Robin Dunn. Carol Emmanuelh. Sharon Hillis. Lynn Mireles. Norma Mocabee. Patty Sayre. Sharon Smiley. Daria Spear. Lynette Watts. Anita Protich, Altos Chris Bishop. Cheryl Bonner. Dana Daniels. Lynette Fletcher. Robin Gear. Tina Guy. Beth George. Sue Hull. Melody Rossie. Karen Russell. Jeanette Snapp. Julie Tweed. Tenors Pete Albright. Perry Brian. Vaughn Burch. Brent Fletcher. Bob Hunn. Mike Hause. Kurt Johnson. Kyle McEllresh. Brian Roggow. Randy Sapp. OJ Smith. Duane Taylor. Steve Wright. Bernie Yonkers. Pride Metcalf. Mark Thompson. Bass Dave Abbey. Jerry Ferman. Dave Fuschak. Steve Gilbertson, Rick Givens, Keith Hughes. Kevin Kailey, Coe Lameroux. Sylvester Laudermill. Sam Mazolla. Dale Rehleld. Steve Wilke. Cris Zeller. Matt Albright 90 ACTIVITIES THE BRIDGE With a repertoire of contemporary gospel arrangements and traditional selections, The Bridge blends the smooth sound of brass and rhythm with the harmonies of six vocalists to create a positive, energetic performance of praise and worship Under the direction of Professor Don Neufeld. — the bridge has performed for the past six years throughout the western United States, Russ Reed. Josue Caban. Dale Brunk. Rick Switl. Leo Sorentino. Cheryl Peterson. Julie Simoni Glen Smith. Bill Cotton. Chanty Book. Karen Hale. Melanief raster. Phil Lewis. Marty Pierson. Ed Seidenkranz ASSOCIATIONS 91 CONCERT BAND Azusa Pacific College ' s talented concert band traveled through many different states. They also performed at Disneyland and many other local highlights including churches in the nearby communities- Through their commitment to Christ and their music they have helped spread the enthusiasm of APC. Jan Pedersen. Cindy Boehr. Michelle Rupnght. Lou Ritner. Pat Sayre. Debbie Hale. Tracy Robinson. Cheryl Peterson. Nancy Neales. Kay dinger. Judy Swin- gle. Lon Dytche. Annette Scheulfer. Vicki Crandall. Ndale McCullough. Carol McEachron. Daria Spear. Nancy Roberts. Sharon Smiley. Susan Huff. Leslie Car- ter. Cindv Hull. Carol Pund. Charity Book. Brent Fletcher. Pete Albright. Paul Morns. Dave Bowden. Steve Coe. Dave Abbey. Brian Houston. Steve Wright. Bob Gunn Perry Brian. Duane Taylor. Paul Maybee. Leu Sorrentinto. Wayne Pumphrey. Barney Royalty. Larry Depue. Don Rogers. Rick Swift. Mike Gabriel. Ed Turle Brian Roggow. Danny Pund. Carl Lathrum. Dan Crawford. Scott Abercrombie. Bernie Yonkers. Al Clifit (director). Duane Jollima Bill Cotton Dave Fuc- hak 92 ASSOCIATIONS SINGING MEN : • k iJ This group led by Sylvester Laudermill who IS concluding his senior year at the college has been a welcome addi- ton to the APC Music Department and has brought home rave reviews like those to which we have become accustomed. At a recent youth convention, the head man in charge ot the convention had this to say, They were absolutely tremendous ' — Rick Huchingson They have been in constant demand throughout the year and have been performing Sunday mornings and eve- ning as well as through the week for church services, civic organizations as well as conventions and camps. Top left to right: Kyle McElfresh. Pete Albright, Bob Gunn. Steve Wilke. Rick Givens Bottom Row: Kevin Kaley. Bubba Laudermill. Kurt John- son. Dale Rehteld ASSOCIATIONS . ' 93 MALE CHORALE Under the direction of Mr Lowell Roggow, the young men of Male Chorale enthusiastically communicated the gospel of Jesus Christ through selections of light classical and contemporary gospel music Accompanied by outstanding brass and rhythm sec- tions, this group has sung for the past seven years in churches, schools, and civic organizations throughout the West. Back Row. (I to r) Al Garcia. Rick Barker. Cart Lattirum. Denny Micliaels. Joet Reutter. Larry Depue. Ed Turtey. Ed Evans. Chris Pumptirey. Rick Adams. Larry Choate. Ctiff Barnes. Barney Royatty. Mark Watson Middle Row. (t to r) Tod Philiips. l-loward Lampson. Steve l-loward. Rob Beers. Don Jennings. Jeff Grave- son Front Row. (I to r) Gabriel Rosemond. Mike Gabriel. Glen Sullivan. Keith Dippre. Brian Houston. Dave Bowden. Larry Hazaert. Tony Davis. Bob Phillips 94 MALE CHORALE BEL CANTO Our Bel Canto ladies did an outstanding job singing and spreading the Gospel this year, Lil e the band, they also went on tour and sang at Dis- neyland The singing of these girls radiated Christ ' s love to their audi- ences and through them many lives were touched Lorene Barron. Carol Bauer, DeannCall. Leslie Carter. Val Chnstianson. Diane Davis. Lori Dytche. Linda Ehoff. JoGayle Ennght. Lisa Green. Debbie Hale. Cheryl Hill. Amy Huang. Cindy Huff. Nancy Johnson. Cheryl Lyon. Frances IVIaestas. Nancy McCatferty. Olivia McEachron. Caren Nystrom. Terrina Vimarie Ortiz. Susan Owens. Mary Pearson. Heidi Prorok. Kelley Puthuff. Nancy Roberls. Joni Kershaw. Suzi Schulz. Rhonda Smith. Shelli Smith. Judy Swingle. Becky Taylor. KoAnn Tingley. Lucy Warren. Michelle Wiedeleld. Alberta Wray. Lark Zunich. Pianist Melody Bndgewater. Artie Dison. Jim Chandler. Sieve Hindalong ASSOCIATIONS 95 NEW 90NG New Song Ladies ' Choir is a new group which is under the direction of Ginger Wallace This group was formed to exemplify the love of Christ in song They have performed at various churches throughout Southern California, and went on a Spring Tour through Arizona I Sharon Allen. Joanne Coull. Tom Drugmand. Deborah Pontes. Mary Friedly. Sue Gorman. Lilian Gutierrez. Tern Henry. Lisia Hosteller. Jeanne Issac. Leannb Jenson. Nancy Knodell. Penny Lampson. Tern Larson. Lisa Letller. Linda Lively. Lisa Metz. Christine Miller. Debbie Miller. Jackie Moore. Irene Okello. Deanne Potter. Diana Ramirez. Kristin Rash. Amy Reed. Stephanie Richmond. Michelle Ridgeway. Cindy Roesel. Michele Rupnght. Annette Scheuller. Sally Segerstrom Jeanine Shaw. Kathi Shull. Kathy Spencer. KathieStumph. Mary Taber. Jenny Tavender, Debbie Taylor. Tracy Taylor. Heather Thompson. Lucy Villareal. Cath) Whitecotton. Tracy Wright 96 ■ ASSOCIATIONS 90UND9 OF JOY Under the leadership of Susan Huff, fhe sounds of Joy have also brought credit to our institution They have sung music leaning toward contemporary gospel and have performed it in a manner worthy of excellence Back Row: Chnstel Crogan. Jeanette Snapp. Julie Denton. Keith Hughes. Robin Greer Lynette Watts Front Row: Susan l-tutt. Lynette Fletcher. Patty Sayer. Karen Russell ASSOCIATIONS 97 4f h WEST Top Row. (left to right) Daria Parks. Ele Hilchings. Sharon PalapotI (Co-Prez). Julie Andrews. Leanna Jensen. Carol Brandt 2nd Row Holli Reese. Rhea Davis. JoCayle Ennghl. Robin Gilmour (Co-Prez), Glenda Miller, Lisa Meyers, Grace Murrilo. Mario Kistler. Nancy Nealis. Barbra Lane. Sheryl Svalsted 3rd Row Janet Renick (advisor). MaryLou Zercher, Becky Taylor, Carolyn (contract) Oskam Fourth West is a very unique club. They are devoted solely to having a total blast, This unique club is composed of people liv- ing in the west wing of the fourth floor in Adam ' s hall. Many have said that this group IS head and shoulders above the crowd. This group is led by Co-Presidents Sharon Patapoff, Robin Gilmour, and Carolyn Oskam. This group is overseen by its wild and crazy advisor Janet Remick. Some of their activities are outings to such hot spots as Foster ' s, Straw Hat Pizza, and the Frogurt Place. Another of their favorite activities is Cruzin ' the Azusa Strip President Sharon draws up plans lor another 4th west activity Carolyn laughs when they tell her she s on another contract We don ' t understand you 4th West, but you ' re wel- come at A PC I 98 ; 4th WEST % THE APATHY CLUB r M 1% Not pictured trom left to right Ron G Spence. Lisa M Myers. Robin Gilmour. Nina Fishwick. Pam DeWilt. Dan Braun. Kevin Grip, Pam Eason. Rick Grittin. Linda Merw n. Lynn Manecke. Advisor Bruce Reilly (At least the phone showed up ) The Apathy Club led by it ' s Presi- dent, Ron G Spence (left) and its ' Vice-President, Lisa Myers tailed to perform many activities this year Some of these activities included up- grading, cafeteria food, cleaning out the A P C pond, painting all the dorms black and the trash cans orange in order to get A P C into the true spirit of things. Ron Spence should be especially noted here for spending hours upon hours not organizing activities for this busy group and playing pm-ball instead Thanks again Ron ' Ron G Spence President Lisa Myers Vice-President 99 APATHY CLUB COUGAR PRIDE uP tW ) Naomi Chin 2 Connie Grant 3 Kay Perkins 4 Mel a me Hseih 5 Angie Bouidin 6 Cheerleaders present their routine during basketball halltime 100 CHEERLEADERS II lfc ' - t T WE WANT YOU A8 A COUGAR TOO! •V-v f AoeSir- ■ • - «« A.- • ■■■- ■ . . - . . • . wxHMi ZSSSmt 6i ::=: CHEERLEADERS 101 APC DRAMA Pfesents . . . ! Wmmtti iiiiKitiMtm 1 1 02 DRAMA The Fantasticks: A parable of love Was an excellent play that was put on by some ot the more dramatic students here at A.P.C. Featured in The Fantasticks were: Bubba Laudermill as El Gallo Kurt Johnson as Matthew Sharon Hillis as Luisa Susan Huft as Matthew ' s Mother Stephanie Ornsby as Luisa ' s Mother Zeke Rodriguez as the brave and daring Indian, along with Tim Roach, the bumbling old hero. From the beginning, our two young stars were madly in love, much to the dismay of their mothers. They appear to be another scene of Romeo and Juliet until we find the plan of their parents, which is to forbid them to see each other with the hopes that their young rebels would disobey and eventually get married. There were many parables and personal applications within the play, and the cast well earned each applause. DRAMA 103 VOYAGES CREW . . . Yearbook Staff Front: Evan Lauer. Troy Slosted Standing (left to right) Lisa Myers. Robin Gilmour. Gary Wise, Nina Fistiwick, Melissa Shippey. Tammy Lundy. John Hart. Pam De Witt. Dan Braun. Dennis. Ouinn Williem k 1 104 YEARBOOK This year ' s version of The Voyage was edited by Ronald Spence (lower right) Ren is a sophomore, majoring in Christian Education Assisting Ron was lylelissa Shippey. also a Ireshman Communications Major (right) Bob Walters (above) took on the challenge ot yearbook advisor lor the 1979-1980 period YEARBOOK 105 CLAU9E 9TAFF The CLAUSE was published bi-monthly by the )ournalism students of A.P.C. It kept students aware of what was hap- pening on Campus, in the Community and throughout the Country The CLAUSE staff included: Edilor-in-Chief, Paula Rosine News Editor, Glenn Sullivan Opinion Editor, Dante Castaneda Sports Editor, John Patterson Copy Editor, Lori Seleski Advertising, Dan Danhauser Head Photographer, Randy Hernandez Reporters, Shirley Copen Cindy Cox Debbie Anderson MarkWatney Cartoonist, John Hartung Advisor, Michael Bower Clause staff enioying ( ' j their product 106 . ' CLAUSE THE CLAUSE CREW Pictured top. left to right Randy Hernandez, Dan Danhauser, Glenn Sullivan. John Patterson. Davie Castina. Paula Rosine (editor) Bottom, left to right Shirley Copen. Cindy Cox. Laurie Seleski. Mark Watney. Not pictured Debbie Anderson. THE CLAUSE, THE A, P, C PERIODICAL, is the student ' s informer as well as their watchdog on student affairs. This year ' s editor, Paula Rosine mixed interesting features with issues of political importance. The Clause provides an enjoyable practice of journalistic skills as well as tionest hard work! THANK YOU CLAUSE CLAUSE 107 THE A.P.C. ART CLUB! KFV- The AP.C Art Club brought very interesting and beautiful work to the Kiosk and various other places on the Cannpus. These young artists, eager to color the world are very talented and their abilities carry from the simplest of layouts to the most intricate of oil paintings. The art department, a young depart- ment on our campus is stepping for- ward, representing us in the art world. THE BUSINESS CLUB OF A.P.C. The Business Club is probably the most efficiently run club on our campus. These students are the C.P.A. ' sand auditors of tomorrow The major in business is one of the most attractive available to stu- dents. Their advisor, Lane Scott, guides these students. Bliner accountants and other special busi- nessman are in constant demand. These students have a bright future 1 08 ■ CLUBS AND ASSOCIATIONS ' iah AiAjLiJ- . . , CANDID 109 MEXICALI OUTREACH Mexicali Outreach, led by Carolyn Koons. is a personal outreach of A P C students giving up their vacations to spread the gospel The positive response of the villagers makes the program all worthwhile ; Tim Broach, Al Mendez. Nancy Taylor, Linda Hayne 2 Carolyn Koons 3 Al Mendez, Nancy Taylor, Tim Broach, discuss plans lor next Inp to Mexi- cali 110 MEXICALI 1 Rebuilding homes and hope 2 Blessed are the children 3 We are one in the spirit MEXICALI 111 HAPPENING9 . . . J.x,y-iy -J ■kri .-SCR- Akl 112, CANDIDS COLLAGE 113 vq £ Tji UQji 114 LIVING AREAS • , LIVING AREAS 115 A Terry Larson and Lucy Villarreal Kim Renner and Julie Denton D WSU 2 A HXN-7N M Carolyn Oskann and Lisa Myers s 116 ADAMS Ele Hitchings and Robin Gilmour Jenny Clauson PC. ' • m Nancy Nealis and Carol Brand Syrena Davenport and Linda Norton Penny Awkin and Lena Sean Julie Watten and Corrine De Jong Annette Ellison and Cathy Liddelow ADAMS 1 1 7 3 Elaine Chan and Jill Howie .. 5l Emily Dalton and Lori Rozelle Merline Kuleen and Vicky Isensee Allison Uelman and Louren Filmore Vicki Borba and Teresa Clark Carole Myers and Dawn Drummond 118 ADAMS Jolene McGinnis and Ivy Fong ' i ' • ' 4, J Melinda Murry and Rhonda Rozema Dee Dee Hart, Monica Fidler, Christy Lamb, and Chris Miller. Laurie Lazicki and Freedonn ADAMS 119 V 4 ' ■ I B .. , r TEX.. . ■. icCivS fi. jm Linda Hodo and Shelly Smith Dorothy Shinen and Kathy Sandell Julie Whitmore and Shawna Allister Karen Gritfin and Lori Wan Jeannette Madoski and Ann Morimizu Daria Mattheis and Sharon Allen 120 ADAMS Pam DeWitt and Nina Fishwick Leanna Jensen and Becky Taylor Kristin Miller and Holly Reese -1 lar i Nancy Taylor and Cindy Cox Annette Scheufler and Ellen Rittenhouse Olive McLaughlin and Shirley Kong AD AMS 121 t r ' •« Zandra Cnss and Wisty Zanial Sue Fierenza and Shirley Murray Chorlottiea Coleman and ShantelWalhs Kathy Thorwaldson and Charlene Ritter Tl 1 Cindy Scott and Kelly Andrews Chris Hantula and Michele Mundt 122 . ' ADAMS ' • Terry Peterson, and Rhea Davis Karen Cross and Jennifer Ancuri Julie Tweed ADAMS 123 Cathy Whitecotton and Nancy Roberts Kattiy Angerson and Sally Segerstrom r .! JF_ li «lfc.. Sherrile Svalstad and Cindy Roesel t: Daria Spear Tracy Wrigtit and Debbie Taylor 1 24 ADAMS Vicki Crandal. and Carolyn Emmons r n : i Daria Parks and Barbara Lane ( i,3 1 .L Carol McEachron and Mahnaz M tS Debbie Bedient and Tom Drugmand 3r iii .-1 k Stephnie Alpenia and Chris Smith Coleen Seeger and Tracy Robinson ADAMS 125 1-  Linda Hwang and Cindy Liddle Rfc USE DISPOSAL 962-3631 Terry Foster and Debbie Miller - JoGail Enright and Steve Gorsline Barn Ross and Ester Grimm Katie models tor Vogue Sue Gorman and Linda Blair 126 ADAMS I  li Dee Dee Henderson and Sue Owens Robin tells JoGail where lo go Maria Smith and Linda Hodo Jane Bogard and Lori Busby , ft % Kelly Luther and Kristin Rash Christy Sandoval Jane Woolway, and Steph Alpenia ADAMS 1 27 Katie Franklin and Lori Powel Lynne Wong, Darlene Bright and Donna Emuson Karen Brown and Rhonda Tammy Funk and Jennifer Johnson Janet Lotz and Noriko Murakami 128 ADAMS Gina Zapparrata and Kym Berglind I • ifc V- a Lesa Phifer and Shawana Isersle Debbie Cirulis and Lois Riess Vicki Roach Nancy Romney and Becky Cherrie Nancy Redland and Carol McEachron Kan Whiflock and Grace Munllo - Kris, on her way to the pond k A -ai Into the pond she goes Kris and Mary Lou after their swim ADAMS 1 29 c L A R Kojo Asamoah P SSI 130 CLARINDA Vance Riddle and Art Allenza I N Hi Howard Lampson D A Hello world ' JJ Scott Hunter and Zeke Todriguez i .■ - J Bill Claiman and Mike Dannowitz Siva Chilliah and Peter Wong a ' Joel Rutter and Tod Phillips The Fearless Foursome Rob Gornnan CLARINDA 131 Mike McCook and Evan Laver Frank Johnson and Mike Gaberlal Carlo Munoz In the Dom Mike Wells and Jeff Gravesone a Ki 3iil « Jiii sT Rick Bishop and Nathan Ryberg 132 CLARINDA Robert Haviland Glen Cartwright and Dave Overweg Dante Castaeda and Rick Adams Steve Wright and Larry Hazaert Ben Araujo and Manjione Scott Abercrombe and Mark Deering Chris Zeller and Dennis Wagner CLARINDA ' 133 Tony Davis and Phil Powell Scott Rosenberger PC- J Steve Brown and Terry Drake Thriv Muthalagu and Ravi Balagopalan James Cardo and George Crosswhite Mark Sherrill and John Hart Ed Turley and Mark Kempt 134 CLARINDA Sig Kriebel and Rick Givens SSlM Tereg Madam and Brother Randy Welk Barney Royalty and Sig Graham Kyle McElfesh and Ray Woodmansee Km «« Stan Schechter and Dave Hartman Jr, CLARINDA 135 Mark Howard and Norman Howard j|. i5  «-----« ' « -i--iir« j Dan Florenza and Dennis Wagner Rod Martin and Mark Bryant Jett Tee and Dru Hose Mark Pettengill and Tinn Thiayer Tim Broach and Ricti Cline and Dan Brown 136 CLARINDA Alex Miranda Mike Hose and John Jokins Don Jennings and Larry Choate Armel Davison and Dave Meade fl Glen Sylvan and Randy Sapp Jessie Gomez ' 4 Paul Morris and Dana Fry 1? ' 1 CLARINDA 137 T R M - ■■• • • Ndiforchu-Tamunang-Alfred and Ralph Nwoye N Jeanette Gillette Don Rogers T Y 138 TRINITY Greg Harrison and Ronny Cochran Jim Petrovitz and Brad Sago  v Ellen Abe and Judy Miller Shawn Murphy Unknown Name Sujan Saricar and Lenny Norm Slosted TRINITY 139 Cheryl Bonner and Beth Ann George Cindy Berg and Lon Westmoreland Ed Seiden Krantz and Jenifer Tavener Cree McCook and Mathew Burch Linda Carreon and Sharon Wright 140 TRINITY V f Melody Bndgewater. Chnstel Crogan. Jenny Bicker L L A r« i THI Ka(A7y Anderson Ten Saathoff G E Heather. Chardy. and Brenda what ' s this ' ' Is Hillside Hooded again ? VILLAGE 141 Carol Fickes, Jamie Bullman, Kathryn Spencer Vance Riddle Tim and Art Allenza Beckey Goo dman and Debbie Meche ,1 •Ai •  .• ' , • ' Ruth Howell and Mary Dwanson Nancy Johnson, Linda Tatman, Stephanie Richmond Tammy Klammer, Carol Hull Sharon Lehman, Ellen Binkele « ■• p ■ ■■■ J 142 VILLAGE Superman (don ' I tell Lois, but really it s Clark ) H Sarah Murray L L S Heather Thomson D E Clockwise trom left: Betty Church. Lisa LeWer. Mara Winans. Chardy Holston HILLSIDE 143 Linda Beckon Christy Tumor, Shauna J. Morgan Liz Garman James Holston Is Hillside Co-ed ' J ' fmum) a Mark Aaron Jeffrey Price Peter Sematimba 144 HILLSIDE s H Yvonne Tipple, Marie Pauley, Debbie Angel Quinn Wilhelm, John Patterson, Loren Rempel Mary IVIydske Becky McLain Vicki Van Alstine R E SHIRE 145 Bubba Laudemil and Mark Taylor Marsha Lundi. Mike Bartosch, and Melea Stevens Clinton Roberts, Kirk Parker, and Gabrial Rosemond 1 Linda Rebins, Robin Lundberg and Trish Johnson Curt Walters and Dave Johnson iliiC ' Laurie Leenerts, Jenny White, and Cindy Lamb 146 SHIRE LIVIN ' THE GOOD LIFE, AT A.P.C. ft t ' ■!. LIVING AREAS 1 47 B Mark Olson w L Left; CariseChrarles Right: Patricia Worrell E S Sally Slagle, Carol Allen, Kathy Stumpt 1 48 BOWLES Teddy Hwang and Mike Hale Joseph Liang Iff , - ' « Alexander Hwang Erin Naylor and Heather Yates Dale P, Correa and Dan Crawford BOWLES 1 49 B0WLE9 Mike Moses, John McDonough Carise Charles, Patricia Worrell Greg Evans. Terry Too Cool Turrentine Dan Danhauser, Dan Crandall Bob Beers, Malcolm Oscarson 150 BOWLES Susie Mathis, Angie Daniels Terry Schmucker, Laura Bennett Sherry Billups Lois Hatcher, Debi Erkel Marta Ohiison, Cathy Morris Sheri Lazzarini, Kat Dunnagan BOWLES ' 151 Julie Andrews and Sharon Patapoff Tim Dwyer and Rich Bjerrum Michael Longobardo Daniel Oscarson and Greg Winters Steve Fitch and Earle Morgan Karen Street and Lynn Jeffries 152 BOWLES Mark Watson and Robert Leon Pete Albright and Wayne Pumphreys Kate Stevenson and Ruth Tang Andy Gess and Jim Bowser Susan Fowler and Shirley Copen BOWLES 1 53 o F Mark Deering F C Krista Wilke, Ruth Kamaleson, Melissa Shippey A M P U S Jim McKie and Scott Morris 154 OFF CAMPUS « It Tim Gates Darrell Angel Dan Eaves Wanted The names ol these lour people lii SVAS- Mark Logan Bill Clark OFF CAMPUS 155 PEOPLE PLACE9 AND THING9 156 CANDIDS II CANDIDS 157 LIVING AREAS 158 CANDIDS Mom, my roommate kicked me out Can t come home ' ' - DOWN HOME LIVIN ' AZU8A STYLE CANDIDS 159 8ENI0R9 Jouseph Abu Hani Physical Educa+ion Gary Agopian Business Admin. Peter Albright Religion Nancy Anderson Communications Timothy Avazian Business Admin. Rochelle Barrera Mathematics 160 SENIORS Dennis Batterbee Sociology Carol Bauer Communications Norma Biel Nursing Christine Bishop Christian Education Renee Bixby Education Richard Bejerrum Religion Jerry Booker Communications Diana Boots Physical Education Wayne Bradley Liberal Studies SENIORS 161 Jonafhon Brunk Music Klmbefly Buckingham Communications Vernon Burgess Religion 7 VJ Josue Caban Music Kathryn Caldwell Liberal Studies Carol Cavin Psychology David Chan Social Work Jennifer Clawson Communications Margaret Cohagan Business Admin. 162 SENIORS Judith Colton Psychology William Colton Business Admin. Nani Coviello Accounting 1 1 ■ ■ ' I 1 1 A 1 i- i 1 -j r— 1 . i MjW - i 1 ) , David Cragle Religion Daniel Crawford English Nancie Crumley Psychology Richard Custer Psychology Angela Daniels Communications Elizabeth Douglas English SENIORS 1 63 Kelly Dupee Religion Gayla Eugenio Psychology Floyd Evans Religion Maher Fahim Chemistry Becky Ferrell Communications Rebecca Fiene Liberal Studies Stephen Fitch Business Admin. Freda Fitts Social Work Brent Fletcher Business Admin. 164 SENIORS Lori Freeman Nursing Donald Fuller Sociology Anita Garcia Music Robin Geer Physical Education Jane Graves Christian Education Lisa Green Psychology Marjori Green English Susan Grossman Physical Education Paul Gruhn Religion SENIORS 165 Katherine Gupton Liberal Qtudies Christina Guy Music Frederick Harrell Religion Hannah Hatcher Nursing Elizabeth Heath Education Dennis Hicks Art Sharon Hillis Education Laurel Holmes Recreation Michael Horn Social Science 166 SENIORS Gregory Hovland Social Work Evelyn Hubbard Psychology Scott Hunter Sociology Barbara Hurst Nursing Debra Jantzen Social Work Clover Johnson Nursing William Johnson Mathematics Duane Jolimay Business Admin. Brian Jones Religion SENIORS 167 Kevyn Jones Religion Mary Kim Christian Education Jeni Konaniah Religion Tammy Kraitzer Christian Education Cindy Lamb English Qylvester Laudemill Music Laurie Leenerts Communications Polly Lehman Nursing Robert Leon Political Science 168 SENIORS William Lidfors Business Admin. Robin Lundberg Nursing Myron Lufz Business Admin. Cheryl Lyon Liberal Qtudies Sammy Maritiam Business Admin. Rick Massro Business Admin. Eileen Mathis Social Work John McDonough Recreation Olivia McEachron Music SENIORS 1 69 Tom McCann Psychology Lola McDaniel Business Admin. Michael McDonald Religion Tanya McGowan Psychology Rebecca McClain Liberal Qtudies Linda Merwin Communications Kristine Meyer Nursing Dennis Moore Religion Earle Morgan Business Admin. 170 SENIORS Alma Morrison Nursing Gilbert Mueller Religion Vini Mueller Nursing Jayne Mulwa Business Admin. Cynthia Murphy Gocial Work Kenneth Myambo Chemistry Mary Mydske Nursing Joanne Nibbe Liberal Studies Karen Nielsen Religion SENIORS 1 71 Debbie Norman Nursing Charles Northrop Religion Hae Reung Park Christian Education Barney Patterson Psychology Pamela Patton Liberal Studies Robin Peters Social Work Chriss Peterson Religion James Petrovitz Business Admin. Lori Phelps Communications 172 SENIORS Bob Phillips Religion Deborah Pike Liberal Studies Anita Protich Business Admin. Carol Pund Music Renee Quade Physical Education Pamela Ramey Education Lori Reid Education Loren Rempel Business Admin. Janet Renick Communications SENIORS 1 73 Alice Roberts Business Admin. Toni Rodgers Communications Mark Rollins Business Admin. Paula Rosine Communications Irene Rothell Nursing Qigrid 9androck Christian Education Melody 9choenhoff English Pamela Qears Christian Education Jeannetta Shanklin Nursing 174 SENIORS Karen 9heppard Nursing Jack 9hoemaker Education Thomas 9house Religion Julie Simoni Music Sally Slagle Art Glenn Smith Communications Kennet h Style Religion Shelley Tarr Business Admin. Mark Taylor Psychology SENIORS 1 75 Janef Tengbom Christian Education Cheryl Thieman Nursing Valarie Thompson Christian Education Lawrence Trench Religion Ted Valerio Religion Terry Van Pelt Liberal Studies Mary Vargas Christian Education Bonnie Walton Liberal Studies David Wenzel Political Science 176 SENIORS Brenda Wheeler Psychology Lori White Communications Michelle White Social Work Eldora Widen Christian Education Quinn Wilhem Religion Steven Wilson Christian Education Alberta Wray Music Rodney Yonkers Music Peggy Zimmerman Nursing SENIORS 1 77 GRADUATION 1 980 The many hours of reading and studying finally came to an end for many A. PC. students. On May 3rd Commencement exercises were held in the A.P.C. parking lot, Mel White, of Fuller Seminary, was the guest speaker. Each graduate, will now embark into the world and display the knowledge that they have acquired at ARC, 1 78 GRADUATION GRADUATION, 179 A SENSE OF ACCOMPLISHMENT 180 GRADUATION THE CULMINATION OF FOUR YEARS OF EFFORT - GRADUATION 181 J •i C 182 FACULTY I ' : — — , ; fi  % ' f ' -ilil! FACULTY 183 BOARD OF TRUSTEES . . . Executive Committee (left to right) Marvin Hartwig. Dr Virgil Raley. Ersel Smith. Steve Lazanan. Faye Bert, John Morse. Judith Seeger. Dr. Sago. RayV Anderson. Ed l-ieinrich. Curt Morris. Clifl Marshburn Many guests join the Board as the new wing of the Marshburn Memorial Library IS dedicated Mr. John Morse Chairman of the Board 184 BOARD OF TRUSTEES ' - Librarian Ed Peterman offers his thanks Guests tour the new addition to the Marshburn Memorial Library Representing the Marshburn lamily is Board Member. Cliff Marshburn . . . DEDICATES LIBRARY ADDITION BOARD OF TRUSTEES 185 186 PRESIDENT DR. 8AG0 PRESIDENT 187 VICE PRESIDENTS Andrea McAleenan — Instruction Mr. Hank Bode — Financial Affairs Mr. Tim Purga — Student Affairs 188 VICE PRESIDENTS Dr. Don Grant — Academic Affairs ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Charles Hart Assistant to the President Avis Hornbaker Secretary to Don Grant Norma Clipperton Secretary to Tim Purga Rheba Hanks Secretary to Hank Bode Andrea McAleenan and staff: Kate Harrington, Peggy Plummer, Alice Roberts. ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF 1 89 FINE ARTS Gary Bonner Chairperson Sherri Bode Jim Carlson Marlin Jones ■ ' r ' ??r S ' f L fy 190 FINE ARTS Virginia King Marvin McKissick Don Neufeld A Lowell Roggow Phil Shackelton FINE ARTS 191 Dr. James Hedges CHAIRMAN COMMUNICATION ARTS Touching every aspect of life, the Communication Arts department is the third larg- est at APC The many facets of Communication studies available include Journal- ism, Communicology — Communication with a special emphasis on another area of study — English and Foreign Languages, Dr James Hedges chairs this growing and popular division. Dan Canary Kay Marie Jett Ethelwynne Reeves Bob Walters Mittles McDonald 192 COMMUNICATION ARTS Top June Hamlow Middle Chase Sawlell. Arthur Enckson Bottom Dixie Pieslak COMMUNICATION 193 PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION Under the chairmanship of Dr John Hartley, the division of Phi- losophy and Religion has four departnnents: Biblical Literature, Ministry, Theology and Philosophy. They also make available a credential f linistry Minor program allowing for personal empha- sis in Pastoral fvlinistry, Christian Education, Missions and Youth. Bruce Baloian Les Blank m Carolyn Koons Gerald Mikels Leo DePalma Dr. Fred 9hackleton 1 94 PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION Dr. Bert Hall Dr. Everett Richey Dr. Malcolm Robertson Barry Ross Dr. Lane Scott Frank Shirbroun PHILOSOPHY RELIGION ' 195 SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS Top Bill Boyer. Dr David Carlson Middle David Ellis. Alan Carter Bottom Ron Wallace. Dr Robert Wright CIENCE AND MATHEMATICS PHYSICAL EDUCATION Instructing physical education to students and coaching inter-collegiate sports occupies the time ot the Physical Edu- cation faculty. On the field and on the court our athletes have shown a positive Christian influence communicating to other schools that A. P. C. Is different. Dr. Cliff Hamlow Jack Cosby R ■ B - 1. Terry Franson Don Lawrence ■9 H RI S M wi y ' M M BjS Al Ferrer Susan Hebel Jim Milhon Linda Kelley PHYSICAL EDUCATION 197 EDUCATION Larry Birch CHAIRMAN Rosemary Haddock Dave Kirk Paul Morfenson 198 EDUCATION Joan Estep 80CIAL SCIENCES Top Dr Torn Malcolm, Matt Toutiey Middle Wendell Campbell. Secretary Ruth Bullock Bottom Dr St eldon Jackson. Department Chair- person SOCIALSCIENCES 199 u 9 I N E 8 8 A D M 1 N I 8 T R A T I N Clockwise from Top Right Stanley Gryde, Walter Hutter, Division Chairperson. Sandy Dean Secre- tary, Dean Curry 200 ' BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BEHIND THE 8CENE8 . . . Donna Sell Personell Craig Wallace Operations Sally Hart Printer Lavonne Adams Switchboard r d V r Henry Gee Student Employment Don Bowers Development BEHIND THE SCENES 201 NURSING This year, 1 1 students were involved in the Nursing Divi- sion, making it the second largest major on campus. The nurses welcomed the coming ot Dr. Marilynn Wood as the new division chairperson. Terri Forshee Betty Gibson Elaine Goehner Aja Lesh SUPPORT MEDICINE . . . DATE A NURSE! 202 NURSING Chris Rodemich Amy Smith Qusan Smith Dana Wertenberger Diane Zimmerman NURSES CALL THE SHOTS! NURSING 203 Top Ruth Morse. Circulation Librarian, Linda Popp. Special Collections Librarian Middle Ted Taylor, Cataloging Librarian. Eunice Yoder. Reference Libranan Bottom Marilyn Carpenter. Library Secretary. Edward Peterman. Director of Learning Resources LIBRARY STAFF 204 LIBRARY MEDIA CENTER ) Mercy Prabu Das 2 Heather Harrison 3 Emmanuel Chijindu 4 Karen Lewis 5 Steve Thompson HHP . jjbM .f ' ., i -■ i . MEDIA CENTER 205 ADMISSIONS Interns (top) Randy Harrell. Lamont Leonard, (bottom) Kim Buckingtiam. Laurie Leenerts. Larry Brooks, and Barbara Connell Secretaries: Eileen Panos, VeraMcDaniel, Betty Lieber. Student Secretaries Bonnie Walton and Laura Merwin Not Pictured: Dave Bixby and Janice Rodgers, Admissions Counselors. Larry Brooks Director 206 ADMISSIONS Sherry Billups Sharon Croll R E 6 1 I 8 T F F ■ R A R 1 C E 8 Karen Hutchinson G ' g Conover REGISTRAR 207 FINANCIAL AID Betty Butner 2. Karen Rattery 3- JuanitaRash 4. Joan Souza Steven A. Fellows Director STUDENT ACCOUNTS 208 FINANCIAL SERVICES COLLEGE SERVICES . . . Gina Zapparrafa wraps up a sale. . . . TCC Bruce Reilly . . . BOOKSTORE Left to right: Doris Van Alstine, Cheryl Wilson. Gina Zapparrata, Dan Bishop Sonja litis . . . STUDENT MINISTERIES . . . MAIL ROOM Dan Wood COLLEGE SERVICES 209 Ann Martin DIRECTOR PERSONAL AND CAREER RESOURCE CENTER Personal and Career counseling are among the various services that the Resource Center otters Located in the tirst tloor ot Adams Hall, the Center ' s staft of eleven dedicated workers makes available job opportunities, aptitude tests, special lecture series and college catalog information. Gar Crosper Lynn Adele Voorman Esther Cochrane Duane Kapp Nina Fishwick scans the job opportunities board looking for work. 210 RESOURCE CENTER Karen Janfzen Dave Kattenhorn Mark Lange Nancy 9mith Pam DeWitt glances through a Career Guide in fhe Resource Center. Matt Wagner Marcia Wesley RESOURCE CENTER 211 UNIVERSAL COLLEGE Upon completion of the Universal College program, a video tape lecture series of general studies courses, the student receives an Associate of Arts (AA) degree from APC, These students are unable to physically attend, but receive instruction from professors at APC, Notre Dame, USC and other institutions. Dr. John Crandall DIRECTOR Beverly Altop Elaine Baugus Betty Brown Ann Chilton 212 UNIVERSAL COLLEGE ■ . ' t? Itr, ' - Charles Harris Michael Harrison Betty Johnson Barbara Meyer Jim 9+ickley Milton 8+ockman UNIVERSAL COLLEGE 213 FOOD 9ERVICE9 rftri Cafeteria Stall includes Row 1: Villa Eby. Carl Lathrum. Margret Miller Row 2: Kay Olenger. Michell Phillips Row 3: Jackie Porch. Gary Ouinsland 214 FOOD SERVICES r H r -1 ' lit «i tf a H Boi¥ J; JoAjn Acker. Randy Berk Jan Davis Row 2: Carey Holmquist Lau- ren Millsap. Wayne Pumphrey Row 3: Clarence Simonds. Bob Townsend. Ray Wikle PHYSICAL PLANT PHYSICAL PLANT 215 R E L A T I N 8 Above lelt Dons Honiz, International Students Secretary Above right Jim Ogan. International Students Director Below left Kent Walton. Director ol Church Relations Below right Steve Bagley, Director of Alumni Affairs 16 RELATIONS GRADUATE 8TUDIE9 Want a Master ' s degree ' Dr. Lorin Soderwall and thie Graduate Studies staff offer programs in Educa- tion, Religion and Pfiilosophy. Marriage and Family Counseling, and Business Administration. 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Carol L Allen, Sharon M Allisler, Shawna M Almas, Helen Mae Alui, Tom M Alolhman, Hisham A Alpenia, Stephanie Allopp, Beverly Alvari, Tahereh H Alwazzaw, Asad Anderson, Deborah L Anderson, KalhieS Anderson, Michael Anderson, Nancy G Anderson, Teresa F Andia, AmadoG Andia. Igor G Andraos, Shafic Andrews, Julie Andrews, Kelly L Aneizi, Adel Angel, Debbie L Angell, Christina M Angevine, Brad L Anthony, Perry R Arai, Yoshihiro Arau|0, Beniamin Arbaban, Mohammad Afbabanghatoo, Hamid Arche, Richie Arcuri, Jenniter L Atdakanizadeh, Mahnaz Arian, Parvaneh Asamoah, Anthony K. Asel-Vazin, Sonbol Ashe, Donald Aubert, John A Auttey, Debby A Avalos, Stephen J Avar, Seyedgodar Avazian, Timothy P Aylor, Kim B Babcock, Robert Baehr, David J Bagley, Linda J Bagley, Steven Baker, Martin A Baldwin, Richard K. Ballard, Mark J Balli, Denise A Balli, Thomas Barker, Eric J Barnes, Cliflord, N Barnes, Steve T Barnett, Mike W Barnett, Douglas Jr Baroni, Ronald Batr, Marjory Batrera, Rochelle D Barret, David Barron. Betty L Bartosch, Michael Batarseh. Michael N Bales. Theadore, W Ballerbee. Dennis J Bauer, Carol, J Bauer. Ronald A Baughman. Daniel. C Baugus, John Beard. Beth C Bealty, James Bechler, Kent L Beck, Heidi L Becker. Dena Beckon, Linda M Bedienl. Debbie Beers, Robert Behzadi. Sharana Behzadi. Shirana Belmonte, Philip Bender, Christine S. Bennett, Arden L Bennett, Janet E Bennett, Laura J Berg, Lucinda L Betglind, Kymberly P Bergslrom, Lianne Bernhardt, Mary R Best, Jenniter Bicker, Jenniter L Biel, Norma M Billups, Sherry S Bin-Brook, Hamad Bingman, Zella Binkele, Ellen Bishop. Christine L, Bishop, John Bishopp, RickH Bivins, KathenneR. Bixby, David Bixby, ReneeC Bierrum, Richard K, Black, Harry W Black, Rachel E Blair, Lynn J Blake, Cynthia Blank, Becky Blank, Joanne Bloemsma, Druanne K Bodle, Janice Boehr, Cindy Bogaard. Jane E Bolanos, Caplos Bolot, Dawn F Bonilla. John F Bonner, Cheryl L Book, Charity K Booker, Jerry L Bookout. Carl R Boots, Diana J Borba, Victona M Borrero, Edwin Bossard, Eric Bottenlield, Tamra Bottenlield, Tracie Boudoin, Angela D Boulel, Tami L Bowden, David W Bowen, Brenda K Bowman, Sandra L Bowser, James M Boyce, Donald Boyce, Evelyn Boyle, Rod Bradley, Wayne Bradshaw. Kathy Brady, Christine M Brainard, Sherri Brand, CarolJ Brandt, William Braun, Daniel L Braxton, Joe Brethen, PauIR Brewer, Randy W Brewer, Terry Brian, Perry D Bridgewaler, Melody Bright, Darlene Broach, Timothy S Brockhouse, Ellen P Brough, Nick Brown, Karen K Brown, Stephen D Brown. Steve L Brown. Steven M Browning. Phil Btunk. Jonalhon D, Bryant. MarkW, Buck, Keith D Buckingham. Kimberly A Buckner, Earthell Bullman, Jamie C Bullock. Ruth Burch. John Burch. Matthew J Burch. Vaughn S Burge, James R Burgess. Vernon J Bums, Donna Busby, Lori Caban. Josue Cabrera. Rosalie Caddell. Russell Cam. Steven J Games. Elizabeth Calatat.PhihpP Calderwood. John K Caldwell. Kathryn L Calkins, Edward S Call, DeannL Camarena. James T Camery-Hoggal. Shaleen D Campbell. Anita L Campbell. Leanne Campbell. Nannette E Carl, Mary Sue Carl, Robert L Carleton, Scott M Carlson, Deborah A Carlson, Philip Carothers. Ronald R Carpenter, Grace L Carreon. Linda A Carter. Leslie A Cartwright. Glenn F Casey. Kenneth Caslaneda. Dante Caslellanos. Sergio A Castillo. Amy S Castro. Arturo Jr Cavin. Carol E Chai, Sook Yung Chamberlin. Marjorie Chambers. John Chan. David M Chan. Elaine S Chan. Samuel Chan. Samuel Chandler. Mark T Chandler. Tim E Chappell. John Charles. Carise Chauke. Joshua Chavez, Roberto A Chen. Jerry Chen. Jin Huang Chen. Maryann Cheng. David K Cheng. Sandy Cheng. Yu-Ling Cherrie, Becky S Chi|indu, Emmanuel Chilton, Patricia K Chin, Naomi J Chiu, Daniel Choate, Larry C Jr Choi, Stephen Christotferso, Judith R Christopher, Dale N Chung, Jung-Sook Church, Betty A Cirulis, Debra D Cishak, Luther Clark, Karen J Clark, Theresa R Clark, Timothy G Clark, William Clarke. Carol M Clawson. Jennifer A. Cline, Jamie Cline. Richard A Cochran, Ronald E Coe, Stephen L Cohagan, Margaret A Cole, Robin L Coleman, Chorlottie A Colton, Judith A Colton, William C Conglelon, Gary B Conklin, Timothy F Connell. Barbara A Connors, Catherine Copen. Shirley A Cordano, Deborah J Cordell. Martin J Cordova. John A Cords. James D Correa. Dale P Coull. Joanne Coulter. Deborah S Coviello. Nam L Covington. Allison Cox, Cynthia S Cragle, David R Ctandall, Daniel L Crandall, Vicki Crane, Stephen K Crawford, Daniel E. Crawford, Matthew Cresse, Bonita Cresse, DuaneE Criss, Zandra T Croghan, Chnstel M, Cropser, Gar Cross. Karen S Crosswhite. Goerge A :34 STUDENT INDEX Crowley, Michael G Falls. Thomas Gorsline, Steven K Crumley, Nancie L Cuervo. Tymene A Curtis, Sue A Curlis, Valerie Cusson, Pamela Custer, Richard C II Fee. Jeffrey J Gozali. Jusak Ferguson. Daniel E Graham. Deborah J Ferman. Jerry L Graham, George Fernandes, Valmir Grandell, Greg D Grant, Connie R, Grant, Daniel Ferrell, Becky J Ferris, Joan Cviianovich. Sue A Ferns, Russell Grant. Donna M D Fickes, Carol J Grant. Glen G Fidler, Monica M Graves, Jane A Dallon. Emily Fiene, Rebecca A Gravesen, Jeffrey A Dame, James W Fiene, Sharon Green, Christie J Danhauser. Daniel M Fillmore, Lauren K Green, Lisa V Daniels, Angela P Finkbiner. Sandra D Green, Mar|ori A Daniels, Dana S Fiorenza, Dan J Greer, Mary A Dannewilz, Mike D Fiorenza, Susan E Grellman, Robert M DashPalrobas Fischer, Gail D Griffin, Karen A Davenport, Syrena Fisher, Michael Griffin, Patricia J David, Tony Fishwick, Nina Griffith, Leslie A Davies, Laura L Filch, Stephen P Griffith, Scott H Davis, Anthony D Fittro, Marsh K Griffith, Tamara R Davis, Diane Fitts, Freda Gnmm, Esther P Davis, John Filzgibbons, Eleanor M Griswold, Karen Davis. Phillip W Flammang, Julie A Grossman, Susan K Davis. Rhea D Fleischer, Cynlhia G Gruhn, Paul E Davis, Stephen C Fletcher, Brent H Guilford, Priscilla Davison, Armel L Fletcher, Kathleen D Guilford, Roy De Jong. Corrine Fletcher, Lynelte S Gulfom, Willmar W De Jong. Sandra R Pontes, Deborah M Gunadi, Gabriella DeWitt. Pamela Fontes, Frank D Gunadi, Paul Dean. Sherrie Fortier, Gerald Gunawaw. Adp Deering, Daniel Foster. Tern L Gunderson, Dave E Deering, Mark A Fowler, Susan C Gunn, Robert M Delamarler. Robyn R Francis, Judith V Guplon, Katherine M Denos. Matthew Franco, Norma Gurule, Judith M Denton, Julia A Franklin, Gregory T Gustin, James D Depue, Lawrence P Franklin, Kalhryn Gusfin, Stephen K Despain, Nancy E Fraser, Melanie Gutierrez, Lillian Devault, Orlando Fredrickson. Lance Guy. Christina M Diehl, Bonnie L Freeman, Linda L Guzman. Selma E Diezel, Denny Freeman, Lon L Dinsmoor, Richard Friedli, Mary B H Dippre, Keith G Frost, Patricia L Hackworth. Dennis Dirangw, Andrew Fry, Dana Hatlner. Patrick A Dirkse, Joan R Frye, Deborah Haghnazarzade. Hilbert Dison, Arthur R Jr Fuller, Donald B Haghnazarzade, Josef Divine, Jeffrey Fung, Ivy Hairslon. Gregory Dixon, Lori G Fung, Samuel Halalizadeh. Abdul Dixon, Richard M Fung. Virginia Hale. Cynthia Donahue, Kenneth S Funk, Tamara L Hale. Deborah C Donaldson, John Fuschak, Dave M Hale. Karen S Donner. Paul J 6 Hale. Michael A Dopp. Randy R Hall, Elise R Douglas. Elizabeth Gabriel, Michael Hall, Jon Drati. Enock Gaffney, Timothy Hall, Linda R Drickill, Gail Galceran, Jeanette A Hall, Robert W Driggs, Michael B Gall, Pam J Hamelin, Holly D Drugmand, Tom L Gandy. Joan S Hankins, Anthony R Drummond, Dawn E Garcia. Andrew A Hanson, Steven M Dupee, Kelly T Garcia. Anita C Hanlula, Christine L Dughman, Amal R Garcia. Alfonso Jr Harding, Fred V Dunn, Robin E Gardner, Andrew W Harrel, Randy Dunnagan, Katrina Garman, Elizabeth V Harrell. Frederick A Dunning, Carole S Garrison. Grant M Harrington. Ann E Durfee, Virginia Gartner, Elizabeth Harrington. Kathleen M Dusi, Gina M Gartner, Elizabeth L Hams. Donald D Dwyer, Timothy R Gausheh. Seyed Hamson. Bryan Dyche, Lon Gauthier, Barry Hamson. Gregory E Gayo, Elaine C Hamson. Heather L Gayo, Eugene C Hart. Diana L Easter, Dennis Geer. Robin Hart. John Eaves, Daniel George, Beth A Harlman. David E Jr Ebersole, Jo Lynn Gerrard, Andy B Harlung. John G Edsill. David Gess, Andrew D Hashimoto. Asako Edwards. HalS, Ghan, Richard L Hasse. DeanG Eholf, Linda C Giacomazzi. James H Hatcher, Hannah L Ellioll. Dana G Gibson, Bruce A Hause, Mike J Ellis. Caria D Gibson, Larry Haviland. Robert W Jr Ellison. Annette D Gilbert, George R Hawkins. Elaine Elmore. Elizabeth K Gilbertson, Steven C Hayne, Linda C Emanuelli, Carol Gillette, Jeanette L Hazaert. Larry G Emerson. Donna Gilmour, Robin L Hazzard, Steven [ Emery. Steven Gilpin, Gina M Heaston. Tracy M Emmons. Carolyn M Gironer, RilaW Heath. Elizabeth D ' Enright. Jo Gayle Givens, Richard R Hedberg. Lynn D Erkel. Debra L Glasser, Leslie T Heiman. Neil Eshaq. Fereidoun Glenn, Mark T Henderson. DeirdreJ, Espinosa. Martha H Goertzen. Pamela Henderson. Lynne A Estes. Adele M Gottigon, Robert Hendricks, LoreneJ Estes. Samuel Golanbar, Farideh Hernandez. Randolph. F Eugenio, Gayla C Golchin, Farkhondeh Hernn. Carolyn R Evans, Floyd E Gold, Jean Hemngshaw, Mark H Evans, Gregory C Golden, Jeffrey Heyl. Steven W Evans, Patricia G Goldsmith, Mar|orieL Hicks, Dennis R Everett, Karen L Gomez, Jess Higtower, Walter L Evieth, Shirley Gomez, Ronald Hill, Cheryl Gonzalez, Angel Hillis, Sharon L F Fahim, Maher W Faiardo, Anna L Fake. Charles M Gonzalez. Lorelei Hinkle, Timothy L Goodman. Beckey Hindalong, Steven J Gorentz, Carol M Gorman, Susan J Hinnchsen, Michael D Hitchings. Eleanor L STUDENT INDEX Hobbs, Duslin Hodo, Linda M Hodsdon. Roger C Hogg, Julie D Holbrook, Steve L Holmes. Janice Holmes. Laurel J Holmquist. Carey Holslon, Chardy A Holslon, James S Homme. Doug Hong. Ricriard Honlz. Mark Horn. Michael S Hosteller. Lista Householder. Lois F Houston. Brian J Hovland. Gregory L Howard. Mark Howard. Melody Howard, Norman V Howard, Stephen Howeineh, Hassan Howell, Ruth M Howie. Jill D Hoy. Kathleen R Hsieh. Melanie K Huang. Amy Hubbard. Evelyn M Huckaba. Maria J Hutt. Cynthia D Hull. Susan D Huffman. Glenna J Hughes. Floyd Hughes. Lisa A Hull, Carol Hulse. Robert Hunter. Mary Hunter, Scoti D Hurst, Barbara L Hutchison, Karen Hutchison, Steven D Hutter, Scott E Hwang, Alexander Hwang. LydiaS Hwang, Teddy Ibarra. Robert le. Teong Ingram. Tracey D lott. Becky Ip, Che Mui Ip. Yw Isaac. Janenne K Isensee, Victoria Issai. Carmen Iwasa, James Y Izadi, Mahmood Jaeger, Cynthia L Jang, Jeanie Janizen, Debra C Jantzen, Karen R Jeffries, James W Jeng, Chian Yow Jennings, Donald Jennings, Susan M Jensen, Barbara R Jensen. Leanna Jeran, Daniel C Jeran, Donna L Jessen, Judy L Jimenez. Carolyn M Jimenez, Leticia E Jimenez. Sergio P John. Charles Johnson, Clover M Johnson, Daniel R Johnson. Dave R Johnson. Gary R Johnson. James L Johnson. Jennifer Johnson. Kurl L Johns on, Maria L Johnson, Mark M Johnson, Nancy R Johnson. Patricia D Johnson, Susan J Johnson, William L Johnston. Gail Jolimay. DuaneS Jones. Brian C Jones Devon Jones Kevyn D Jones, Rex A Jordan, Richard E Jurman, Lon Justice, Robert! Kabua, Miochi Kailey, Kevin W Kalantari, Abdolreza Kamaleson. Ruth Kanaley. Scot D Karimi. Jafasr Kartawidiaia. Pud|a Kasbergen. Kiane Kattapuram, Am Kausch, Anna M Kausch, Deborah L Kazourra, Michel Kehyeyain, Puzantz Keller, Ronald W Kelso, Charmaine Kempt, Mark J Kern, Donald D Kersh, Brian Kersh, Karen B Khademi, Amm Khamessi, Shindokhi Kile, Brian K Kim, Mary M Kim, Mi-Kyung Kim, Sung Hee Kim, Young Kindle, Michelle R Kinght, Franklin Kistler, Mary Klammer, Tamara J Knight, Henry L Knight, Timothy Knodell. Nancy Knott, Richard K Kock, Sharilynn E Ko|oglanian, Haig Konaniah, Jem S Kong, Shirley Kozik, Louise F Kraitzer, Tammy J Krawczyk, John Kreider, Doug Kriebel, Robert S Kristianto, Hosea Kruggel, Andrea Kuhlman, Kathleen Kuleen, Merline R Kumalo, Tembletu Kunisaki, Jetlerson Labbe, Cheryl A Laintiesta, Sardiah S Laird, Huey Lam, Felix Lamb, Christy Lamb. Cynthia E Lamoreux. Coe Lampson, Howard Lampson, Penny Lan, Catherine Lane, Barbara J Larsen, Ten L Larson, Namoi, J Larson, Robert L Lathrum, Carl S Latifian. Reza Latilian. Sharareh Laudermill. Sylvester J Lauer, Evan A Lazicki. Laurie J Lazzanni. Sheri L Leander. Kerry D Lee, Peter Lee. Rosalind C Leech. Lou Anne Leenerts. Laurie A Leftler. Lisa D Legrand. Karen B Lehman, Polly P Lehman, Sharon M. Lenhart.GaryR Leon. Robert R Leonard. Angela Y Leonard. Calvin L Leonard. Charlene Leverenc. Donald E Lewis. Dons M Lewis. Karen Lewis. Philip E Liddelow. Catherine A Liddle. Cynthia L Lidfors. William Lieber. James Lim, Aruthur H Lin, Samuel Lindskoog, Esther L Little, Charles W Lively, Linda G Lo, John E Lockard, JillaS Longobardo, Michael Loolbourrow, Debra M Lopez, Danielle S Lottizadeh, Hossem Lotz, Edward C Lotz, Janet K Lovercamp, Gregory W Lozano, Vonda Lucas, Barry L Ludwig, Lon K LuiRuth Lundberg, Robin G Lundgren, Rick G Lundstrom, Jeffrey Lundy, Marsha A Lundy, Tammy Luther, Kelly D, Luiz, Myron E Lymberopoulos, Gregory A Lyon, Cheryl L Lyson, Kathryn M M MacMillan, Jon M Madoski, Jeanetle M t adoski, Judith L fi adrid, John Maestas, Frances Maiermk. Dennis S Maieski, Anita Ma|or, Nancy M Makowski, CSaylord Malicki, Frank J Malone, Edward C Manchester, Kent Manecke, Lynne D Maniei, Babak l ann, Christine L Mannes, Lauralee (Hansen, Rick D Mapanda, Clement N Ivlaritim, Sammy Marschaol Jan, Et E Marsh, Laurie f arlm, Kevin E Martin, Rodney W Massro, Rick J Masters, Pamela Mathis, Eileen Mattheis, Daria J Mau, Jeanetle J Maurer, Tracey L Maybee, Paul K Mazzola, Samuel D McCaflerty, Nancy McClung Pair, loia McCook, Michael R McCrary, Jimmy McEachron, Carol M McEachron, Olivia N McGinms, Jolene McKee, James McCann, Tom A McCliman, William McCluney, Constance D McCook, Robert C McCoy, Diane E McCullough, Ndala K McDamel, Lola C McDonald, Michael W McDonough, JohnC McDugald, Shirlene B McElfresh, Kyle McGowan, Tanya L Mcllroy, Margaret L Mcintosh, Rene L McLain, Rebecca A McLaughlin, Olive Meade, David J Meche, Debra Meehan, Colleen L Mendez, Albert Mendibles, Albert Jr Mercuria, Vincent Mersereav. Jeffery Merwin. Laura R Merwin, Linda R Messenger, David Metcall, Pride K Metz, Lisa L Meyer, Barbara Meyer, Kristine A Meyers, Carole A. Meyers, Gen Michan, Darius J Mildren, La Donna Miller, Bill J Miller, Christine Miller, Deborah J Miller, Glendoa, R. 236 STUDENT INDEX Miller, Judy A Miller, Ken S Miller, Kristin R Miller, Sarah E Minkler, Lynda J Miranda Sam Mireles, Lynn Miura, Yvonne Mixon, Floyd J Mizoguchi. Shunp Mnkandia, Nicholas McCabee, Norma J Mohr, Terry L Molina, Samuel Moncayo, Michael Monchnik, Eleen Moore, Brenda L Moore, Dennis K Moote, Jacqueline A Moore, John Moore, Terrance J Morgan, Earle F Morimizu, Ann K Monngslar, Maury Mornmgslar, Scolt T Morris, Cathy L Morris, Paul D Morris, Rien J Morns, Scotl Morrison, Alma Morse, Ruth Morse, Colmette L Moses, Michael Mossman, Rick R Mpesa, Gladys Mueller, Gilbert D Muliadi, Yinne Muller, Vmi M Mulla, Jayne M Munday, Sheree L Mundt, Michele Munoz, Carlos M Muradyan, Ruben Murakami, Nonko Murane, Marianne Murga. David A Murillo, Grace Murphy, Cynthia M Murphy, RoberlJ, Murphy, Shawn T Murray, Mary Elizb Murray, Melinda F Murray, Shirley D Murrey. Sarah J Mutlukuimany, Cnstina G Mwayra, Ruth Myambo, Kenneth Mydske, Mary G Myers, Lisa M N Naegele, Kimberlae Naoples, Michael Nasser, Rami Nath, Paul A Naylor, Erin Neale, Paula L Nealis, Nancy R Neeley, Charles Nelle, Elizabeth A Nelson, Douglas R Nelson, MarkT Newton, Sandra Nibbe, Joanne K Nicholson. Nancy L Nicolet, Hanna Nielsen, Karen Nikpourneznat, Mohammad Nishida, Keiichiro Niu, Beatreice Nixon, Thomas L Nohrden, Deanna K. Noordeh. Massoud Norman, Debbie Northrop, Charles M Norton, Linda J Non ille, KentW Nouhi Hossien Noysumdang, Tongchai Nwdye, Ralph Nystrom, Caren L Nystrom. Sheri Nzioki. Samuel O ' Connor, Joyce C Gates, Timothy Obunde, James Oehler, Terrina Ogan, Jeraid W Ogg, Samuel B Ohison, Maria L Okello, Irene Olinger, Wanda Oliveros, Marcel Olson, Mark Ono, Junp Oostman, Ruth Ormsbee, Stephanie J Ortiz, Vimarie Ortlib, Dalyce Osalo, Sheila Osborne. Robert A Oscarson, Malcolm J Oskam. Carolyn E Overholt, Mark A Oversier. Anke Overweg, David A Owens, Monty C Owens, Susan L Owusu-Ansah, Albert A Page, Loralee Palmer, Diane Park, Debbie Park, Hae Reung Parker, Kirk A Parks, DarlaD Parmar, Chandrakan Patanapaiboon, Suksan Patapoft, Sharon Patterson, Barney J Patterson, John B Patlon, Pamela K Pauley, Mane Pearson, Dave C Pearson, Mary K Pedersen, Janice L Penner, Mildred Perez. Eva Perez. Robert Peters, Robin L Peterson, Cheryl L Peterson. Chriss Peterson. Eric V Peterson, Sara Peterson, Tern Petrovilz, James M Plost, LisaR Phelps, Lori L Philer, Lesa R Phillips, BobC Phillips, Michell R Phillips, Miles Phillips. Nanci L Phillips, Tod A Pierson, Martha A Pieslak, Dixie Pike, Deborah J Pitcher, Mark Plummer, Christopher A Polk, Peggy A Ponciano, Ronald L Ponton, Meria D Potter, Deanna L Powell, Kathryn E Powell, Lori J Powell, Philip R Powell, Ronda J Prabhudas, Mercy Preston, Victoria A Prewitl, John R Price, Jeffrey A Price, Patncia J Prorok, Heidi H Protich, Anita M Provencio, Mark Pryce, Kenneth W Pumphrey, ChrisfophrS Pund, Carol P Pund. Daniel M Purga, Carol J Pulhuff, Kelly S Ouade, Renee E Ouezada. Berth Quinsland, Joan Raltery, Karen R Battery, Scott R Rahardia, Hanadi Ramey, Pamela A Ramirez. Diana Rash, Kristin J Rashidi, Fanborz Rashidi, Falemeh Rasmussen. Anne M. Ready. Ronald H Rebins. Linda D Redland, Nancy L Reed, Roy L Reese, Holli A Reeve, David L Reeve, Robert B Rehfeld, Dale Reid, Lori L Reid, RussC Rempel. Loren, J Renick, Janet G Renner. Kimberly S Renton, Cynthia Reutter, Joel D Reyna, Nancy B Richard, ChristopheS Richard, Jeftery L Richard, Peggy L Richmond. Stephanie L Richter, Arnie Riddle Vance Ridgeway, Michelle L Riess, Lois J Rigor, LennieL Riley, Debra C Riley, Robinette Risco, Angelica Risher. Tonia L Ritner, Lon L Rittenhouse, Ellen Ritter, CharleneF Ritter, Karen Rizvi Hussaini Roach VickiN Roberts, Alice M Roberts, Clinton D Roberts, David H Roberts, Elizabeth M Roberts, Myra L Roberts, Nancy R Roberts, Rosemary Roberts, Vella Robinson. Tracy L Rockwood, Sheri D Rodgers, Margaret Rodriguiz. Yvonne Rodriguez, Ezequiel Roesel, Cynthia A Rogers. Don P Rogers. Kenneth, W Rogers, Nancy J Rogers, Tom D Roggow Brian R Rollins, Mark A Romney, Nancy M Root, Steven E Rosemond, Gabriel Rosenberger, Scott B Rosine, Paula Ross. Barn Rossf, Melody L Roth, Dawnelle A Rotich, William K Rowley, Diane Royalty, Barney Rozelle, Lon Rozema. Rhonda A Rupright, Michele A Russell, Karen R flyberg, Nathan P Saadat Fard.Soheyia Saalhoff, Teresa R Sago, Dane Brad Sahly Abdulaziz Saito, Yoshiki Sampson. Laurie M Sanchez. Norma Sanchez. Raul Sandell, Kathy L, Sanders. Gary Sanders. Vickie Sandoua. Christine Sandoval. Samuel E Sandoval. Vicki Sandrock, Signd M Sangsler, Wallace Sapp, Madison R Sarkar. Suian Sarumaru. Kenichi Savage, Janet Savoia, Suann Saykali. Ehas Sayre, Patricia S Schamehorn, Earl R Schamehorn. Julie ' - ' • - ' ■•or, Stanley A - ' , Annette M .MtzPaulG Sctim;dt. James A Schmidt, Teresa D STUDENT INDEX 237 r Schmitz Keith E Schmucker Terry L Schoenhoti Melody A Schreck Carol M Scrirock Fred D Schuessler William A Schuiz Lori S Schuize Dianne M Scoti Cynthia Scon Sherry J Scon Tamara L Sears Pamela S Seeger Coleen A Seeqerslrom Sail E Sehly Jameel SeiOenrenz Edward A Seleski Lori K Sell Glenda M Sematimba Peler Serna Paul Sessions Lauralee Sha lai Fariba Shahsauar Jalar Shanbedizadeh Mehdi Shanklin Jeannena J Shapiro Neal L Sharif Nematollah Shaw David ShaA Jeanine Shaw Karolyn K Shellon Larry Sheppard Karen S Sheppara Ronald A Sherman Cindy Sherman Richard M Sherrill Mark L Shinen Dorothy C Shippey Melissa A Shirazi Ali Shoemaker Jack C Shouse Peggy J Shouse Thomas R Shull KalhiJ Sider Donna M Sigler Marvin J Sigurdson Anne E Simoni JulieA Simonizh Mildred E Sims Sarah Sinclair Barbara Sinuad|i Budi Sittrop Patricia Slagie Sally E Slosek Rose-Mane Slosled Norman W Slosted Jroy E Smiley Sharon Smith, Deborah L Smith Glenn C Smith, Kirsten Smith Maria J Smith Rhonda L Smith Robed Smith Robin K Smith Shelly Smith Steve J Smith Obadiah Jr Snapp Jeanette Snook Robert E Snyder Bradford L Sones Philip C Soop, Michael D Sorrentino Leo E Spear Daria J Speller William C Spence, Ronald G Spencer KathrynA Spink Joann G Spitzer Emma J Spivey Claudia Squyres Debbie M Stabler Benme Steele Brad Steele, Herbert L Stemer Coleen Stevens Melia Stevenson, Christine Stevenson, Kathleen Steward Thomas S Sley Mary N Stine, Ronald Stiver, Donald L Jr Slock, Tim Stone, Lea A Storey Tern Story, Lynn C Straw Teresa E Stuart Leslie StumpI Kathryn D Style Kenneth E Sualstad Sherrill Sudiana, Lydiawati Sullivan Glenn Sulanto Hasan Sutherland Diana R Swanson Mary K SwiH RickM Swingle Judy L Tabassi Homeira Taber Mary L Tagney Ronald L Takahashi Tushimichi Talaee Mehrdad Tamunang, Noiforchu Tang Dai-Hau Tarr Shelley D Talman Lmda P Tavener Jennifer L Taylor Becky M Taylor Cheryl-Ann M Taylor Debra J Taylor Duane Taylor Mark D Taylor Marlyn E Taylor Nancy L Taylor Tracy L Tazeh Peter Tengbom Janet H Terry Sara Thieman Cheryl C Thomas Loren D Thomason Evelyn W Thompson Linda Thompson Valerie L Thomson Grace H Thome David B Thornton Patricia Thorsen Frances J Thorwaldsen Kathy L Tichenor Deborah L Tilford Kay M Timmerman John D Tipple Yvonne L Titoyan Anita Tiwald Catherine G Todd Robert J Tortoro Ronald T Tonen MikeW Townsend Roberts Trench Lawrence D Tnsna Suriapto Troncale Anthony Trowbridge, Dathryn Trubenback, Ted F Tsujimoto, Keith T Tsuneyoshi, Patricia E Tucker Gail D Tuma Christina A Tuohey Sheryl L Turley Ed L Turnbough, James Turrentine Terry Tweed JulieA Twist Randy A u Uelmen Allison L Umonah Alex J Underwood, Mary E Unlerberger, Karen L Urie, Richard Vaccaro JunemarieC Valetio Teodora N Van Alstine, Vicki L VanDe Vere, Floyd Van Nod, John W Van Pelt Terry L Van Scyoc, Vickie Vargas Mary L Vaughn James W Vaughn Robin Velderrian Annene Vergara Maria Villalobas, Diana Villarreal Lucy Vogel Hiedi L Voges, Jan M Von Schimmelm, Susan K Voorman, Lyn w Wagner Dennis Wagner, Matthew T Walker, Cheryl M Walker Kathryn Walker, Marvin Wallace, Dennis C Aailace Gail Wallis Shantei D .Sails Karen L Walters CudM vValton Bonnie L Walton Daniel Walton Terree S Wan Lori Wang Lisa J Wang ' anda Ward Barbara S Warren Julie A vSarren Lucinda L Wanen Roljerts Waters Elaine Watkins Amaryllis A Watney Mark Watson Mark Wans LyneneR Webb Jimmy H Welch Richard Welcher William Weik David E Weik Randy J Wellmaker Randy L Wenzel David R Wernett Julia L Wesley MarciaA West Gary D Wesllake Mark H Westmoreland Lori L Wheeler Brenda J Wheeler Jeffrey M White Jenny M White John M White Lori J White Michelle B Whitecotfon Cathy Whitelock Beth Whitlock Kan Whitmore Julia A Whittel Carrie Widen Eldora M Wiedeleld Michelle Wilhelm Quinn J Wilke Krista M Wiike Steve G Wilkinson Laura C Wilson Alisa Wilson David Wilson Kathy Wilson Steven E Wilstein Ronald Winans Mary Winebarger Rhoda B Winters Gregory S Wise Gary L Wommack Tracy J Wong Helen L Wong Samuel Wong Vicky C Wood Daniel Woodmansee Ray J Woodward Susan A Woolway Jane Worrell Patricia I Wray Alberta Wright Barbara B Wright Sharon D Wright Stephen L Wright Tracy M Yadegari Ahmad Yafesi Mwanie Yant Tom R Yasutake David Yates Heather Yates Lynda Yoder Scott D Yonkers Rodney B Young Deborah K Young Robert W Young Vicki E Youngman, Barn G Yuill Raymond A z Zainal Wisty N Zakeri Saleim Zameni, Amin Zapparrata Gma B Zeckler John L Zeller. 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