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His concern for Biola stu- dents is readily evident in his chapel sessions as well as in his own classes. His spiritual guidance and instruction are invaluable and have been given always in the spirit of love. It is this concern and love which has made Dr. McNeely a real friend and advisor to Biola students. Moving from Goodland, Kansas at eight years of age, Dr. McNeely came with his family to Long Beach, Cali- fornia, where he later graduated from Long Beach Poly High School. Soon after graduating from Westmont Col- lege, Dr. McNeely married Jean Paton Graham. The McNeelys then moved to Dallas, Texas, where he con- tinued his studies at Dallas Theological Seminary. After several moves involving work as a youth pastor and teaching at the Mid-West Bible Institute, Dr. McNeely, his wife, and their children, Dennis, Kathy, and Mike, came to Long Beach. In 1959 he began teaching at Biola as Assistant Professor of Bible, receiving his doctorate from Dallas Theological Seminary four years later. After serving as Chaplain under Destroyer Squadron 21, Dr. McNeely returned to Biola. There is much evidence of Dr. McNeely's true concern about young people today other than his teaching and guidance at Biola. Last summer, Dr. McNeely spent twelve days traveling over 3000 miles on bus as camp speaker for Summer Travel Camp '69. The camping idea was totally new and involved about forty teenagers from three Orange County churches. As Dr. McNeely took the campers through the Book of Acts, their lives were found- ed more deeply in Christ. With Dr. Mac's guidance, the campers not only studied Acts, but also discussed such subjects as Knowing God's Will for My Life, methods of witnessing, and various other religious beliefs, all accord- ing to what God's Word says concerning each topic. After camp was over, Dr. McNeely opened up his home for a reunion of the campers where they could discuss their growth and experiences together. This year Dr. McNeely is advisor to Sigma Tau Chi, a newly-founded service club for veterans in school. His firsthand knowledge of life in the armed forces makes this position all the more appreciated by club members. It is this deep caring and involvement with young peo- ple which lias made Dr. Richard McNeely a man of the times, a man of action. V- E, ,was Y Wi ' ' I f ik f 4 '55'Q K FfFll.:l.: Z, 42' Y A Hme for Beginning. . . Lines, fegfsf,-anon, convocatzon of fall clas 9- Q, 1-r m l Q . , 'T' 1 'V T P' gf L ' ' is X w ,. 'r ,, I ' ' - .P Z ' a CON 'X' CQ ' -. -4 'C- E55 ws 'S-vf 52 FM 'EN V5 V ocAT1oN 'N' -'H' 'N' w t E VEWJE '19 X 4' ff if 'FALL SEMESTER 7969 rx 1 CC 99 It IUCIS the best of tl.ln6S . . . Freshman initiation, AS Rem -654-1 , ,. I wx , , 1 '-It ,:, .-, f , 4 . Y' .i , .. K0 . - I. f N. ..' . ' A 'Tu A,r'-y'-- jr ' 'l - 'Q f...-',, 's,Q ' -14, . , -1 g. , ,, 4 A AI 2 '- ' . I- ' , PQ, 451 ,Q , 1 z. -Q- I, u,- vw fy 4' 1 1'- Qijf . Ffh' 4- 1 3 1, .Q ,q,,54 53:31-W ik:'.,-N A f My . A. ix it 5 wiv . .Y X lb rvygifbl xx! 'W-L-2' 1 1 gf'gQ1L'j C7716 Fruit of the pirit is Love. . . KING'S DAUGHTERS COUNCIL: Front both Tate, Treasurerg Pam Granger, Artistg Row: Miss Margaret Hart, Advisorg Kathy Mary Jean Hagman, Assistant Social Dir.g Weimcr, President. Second Row: Linda Knapp, Joyce McKean, Vice President. Social Directorg Sharon Hagg, Secretaryg Eliza- 79 A retreat lo discuss goals plan events for the school 5 began a rewarding year for King's Daughters Council. greater emphasis was placed year on informal dorm activf such as the Christmas O House and Sing which prove delight for all. To the Ki Daughters, the secret thought ness of a heartfricnd, the tl of a candlelighting ceremony perhaps the sound of the trurr will long be remembered. E month an aspect of love took deeper meaning as King's Dau ters followed the theme, ' fruit of the Spirit is love . from Gal. 5: 22 and 23, in Chapels and floor prayer rni ings. Both in social events . spiritual growth, the year ' a most rewarding one for Kim Daughters. -'7'. K. D. sponsored the Big-Little Sis Party on September 17th with master of ceremonies, Ron Hafer. X i a Men and King's Daughters sponsored Biolals annual Beach Party at Corona Del Mar. fs- iola Men promote Chrz'stz'an unit andfellowshqi LA MEN COUNCIL: Jack Rasmussen, etaryg Larry Wnggoner, Music Director, Bodmer, President, Tory Strand, Head Section Coordinator, Ray Stranske, Social Di- rector, Don Sappington, Vice President. ?, m e'- essrwf., rwrkizf- . N-V rl. -',3.:,l. Q' 1: . '.. 315:31 l I 7wf,f,L-Liga is ,arg-A gif ,-'51,- i .Ix1,- ' . -V. The goals of the Biola Men's Or- ganization this year were to pro- mote Christian unitv and fel- lowship among the men stu- dents bv encouraging spiritual, mental, and physical develop- ment. A second goal was to pro- mote communication between the men and other groups such as the administration, faculty and women students. Cbjectives for the organization included social events such as the Beach Party, Sutherland Sizzle, the dorm contest, andlBiola Men meetings. A second area of ob- jectives was in the spiritual realm. This included the estab- lishment of organized dorm pray- er meetings and the Biola Men chapels. .x 4. - a,',.,ijA. !11xefrS. 2,19 '- fa , :Uv 2 +E,4t51E'Q Billy Graham Crusade, Spiritual Emphasis Week 4, '1. 11' F Al in .u 1 ur times are in Iihls' hands Speakers: John Fischer, Paul Murray Merrill Alexander, David Roper. A Time to En New Student Reception, Sutherland Sizzle, Halloween parties. 1 Q u Q 'x ,lv uhh 1 x I . 23 A Dine for enthusiasm 4 , 'l . - if 5 V V f ' Q N W 5 ,uf ,- a' 2 1 1+ A1 1 Turtle race, Vanquish Westmont X1 v M X 1 X W SL MQ Lf, 1 I I 1 O , II . ' I ,,, Fw, ' , ri i 1 ' I U . I I 5, .unri- X . W . 7' 1, X 'Wa--'hm- L Uma to be silent .-. -. QL . if xk lg 'C 41 gm' fir? 51 :TIF 1552 E1 .L 1:1-iff -1-:. ,mu I 1 w , , ,i 'I 1 l 4 r X , , ' I w w 1 Day of Prayer, Capping of Nurses Fw ?f:hX1m-1. 1 a 3 2 EN K? -'mi' .l . V . .., T.. , lil' 5 l M .., y . ii .4 l 'f? l llf . l i i it lil g , pl ' il l l 5 lg l 1 ll ll lvl i 1 I l A ' 4' CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP: Front Row: Linda An- Lynette Petersen, Debbie Hawker. lrcne Haberer, Club Prcsidentg Marilyn Gunther, Jean Converse, Becky McLean. Second Chloe Robbins, Kristen Mcise, Nancy Munroe. 1-annie Patterson, Donna Wzirthington, Marilyn Tjriden, club Ul'lll6.S' future nurses students make Christmas toys for Children at the Los Angeles County General Nurse's Christian Fellowship was a new club formed on campus this year. The nursing students held Bible studies and prayer weekly concerning problems in nursing. At Halloween, club members dressed in costumes and visited different hospitals to give treats to sick children. A project for December was to provide toys for the children's unit at L.A. County Gen- eral Hospital. This new club scheduled various lec- tures and seminars by doctors in special- ized fields and speakers from foreign mission fields, to increase the academic awareness of Biola's nursing students. 27 N 4 28 Cfevolt at the Portals 9, Directed By Bill Ro lCing's Players C berts H S t in Baker ...................................... Mrs. B. Thune ....... , .............. Mr. Peters e Judge ..... .......... R . A. Tycoon Precht .......... ....... T echnician rule Small .....,.... ................... H attie rill Hennings ...... ,....... M rs. Sunshine 1 Thunc ....... ........ M iss Ahlquist e Scott .............. .......... Ri p Darrin Bill Roberts Miss Jones A Time for Thanks Thanksgiving Candlelight Dinner, Cultural Arts Series, Sean 0'Fa0l ,fry O'Faolain - Lecturer J 9 r Women s Teams Vie For Honors This year was ti very successful one for the Biola women's volleyball teams. The A team completed its season with a l2-0 win-loss record and success- fully competed in two tournaments, as well as spending a weekend in Mexico playing volleyball and witnessing for Christ. The B team also com- piled a winning record of 6-2 and placed second in its league. The season began with a tournament at U.C.R. The B team placed first in its division, and the A team brought home second place honors. The A team was defeated by La Verne whom they later defeated twice. In regular season play the A team did not lose a match. They successfully defeated Cal Lutheran. Pomona, Whittier, La Verne, Wfestmont, and Occidental. The A team's unde- feated season left them in first place in their leagueg E.C.C.S.C.C. This first place finish en- titled the women to play in a post-season tourna- ment against the I5 learns of larger schools. Both A and B teams at Biola are young and looking forward to another successful season next year. Players on the A team include Becky Graves, Sharon Haag, Flo Eheling, Terry Williams, Susie Moyens. Nancy -Iendro, and Cathy Sodestrom. The B team was composed of Carol Armstrong, Bonnie -Iunkin, Annie Poon, Alice Sumrall, Ruth Sutton, Janice Huffaker and Ethel Klingenberg. pg--:QQ -- ' ' Y' fre-- t It . l 3 Against Whittier, Becky shows one reason why the team is undefeated league play. Women's Volleyball: Suzette Moyens, Becky Graves, Kathy Sodestrom, Ruth Sutton, Flo Ebeling, Sharon Haag, Terri Williams, E Klingenberg, Bonnie Junkin, Alice Sumrall, Carol Armstrong, Nancy Jendro. 3+ I 3- 1,5 Tennis: Miss Connie Throneberry, Jeanne Valladao, Debby Powell, Barb Stitt, Pat czuk, Michelle DePriest, Judy Lininger, Becky McLean. 'i Q l . 1 . r ., . A ntrols play on the way to a win. The Biola women's tennis team was also a young team with potential, and this year was one of gaining experience. The team won one-third of its matches against opponents such as Scripps, Cal Poly, Pitzer, Occidental, La Verne, Whittier, Riverside, and Pomona. All these schools were experienced in tennis and offered strong compe- tition for the Biola women. Nancy again sets perfectly to help defeat Pomona .xx 1 W 1 1 1, 4 ua: P' ' M H , .5 A , 2, k ' .F ,gi A 'Q Q, , X A -' r , V 3 x fs! I mm, -af 'YQ' ' , . ' s r. '., . HA. Hi V :Qui , 4 .,g1 Q1 1 , wsop Q. 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' 2 ' ' ' R' 5'5 12.,'-'f-+.'f1-vf'nQ f 'T 'z'J5 ' 7' -' 4 ' fn- w- 2122 ',f-.4551 'g '7y,f4'V m','.',.. . i 1' ' 4 , 'J ' . .3- , , , 4 T. .' ff. .up 3 , .1 AY 1 VV V- W 9 I . ., Y, JA, -.fu Lg .-.Qi -' -. .i-Q 1 .X l : H I , '53 x x E I LL DISTRICT BIOLANS: First Team ewis 6 goals Dogonyaro 15 goals Asher 2 goals illett 1 goal Second McElveen 10 goals Nixon add s Record 10-5 e 5-3 1 .,....... ....... 4 .....,... 9 .....,... 3 ......... 3 ......... 1 ......,.. O ......... 6 ......,.. 1 ....., 8 ..,...... 1 ......... 4 ......... 7 ...... 1 ...... 4 ......... 53 8 assists Forward 4 assists Forward 2 assists Halfback 2 assists Fullback Team 7 assists 2 assists 1 assist .. ........ Chico State 4 ........U.C.R. 1 ........Pomona 3 ........U.C.R. 0 .,.,....O'ccidenta1 1 ........Fresno Pacific 0 ........CSCF 1 ........Chapman 0 .......Westmont 2 .......U.C.R. 0 .......U.C.L.A. 2 ........CSCF 3 .......Chapman 0 .......Westmont 2 .....,.Cal Tech 2 21 fs-F .- kg' L,,7 ,i.. s. Hnlw .- if ,bs , -.la I 1 Greg McElveen controls the ball as he takes the action across midfield iw vvvl 'l SOCCER Front Row: Don Doyle, Bill Cedarholm, Henry Walt Hamilton, Bill McDougall, Dave Willett, Jim Lokkesmoe, Captain Dave Asher, Tim Lewis, Doug Nixon, Carl Mar- Coach Norman. Not Pictured: John Lewis, Musa Dogonyaro, Law- Valenzuela. Second Row: A1 Arensen, Dave Givens, 1-ence Ajibgla, cElveen, Jim Ladd, Don Willet, Gareld Murphy, Dave Perry, Jim Ladd a winner on any Held, starts an offensive drive. The Soccer team had to rally and iight back all year, coming within one game and two goals of becom- ing champions of District III's strongest league. The Varsity Soccer team will be a much improved unit next year as All-District Forward Musa Dog- onyaro will have one year of soccer competition behind him, and many of the players from the undefeated and almost unscored upon Junior Varsity team move up to the var- sity ranks. Many other All-District selections will be returning next year. Captain Dave Asher takes accou if Tim Lewis clears the ball. against Westmont Junior Varsiqf- Undefeatecl season Biola. Biola. Biola Biola Biola Biola Biola Biola Biola Biola. Biola JUNIOR VARSITY scones ....................Golden West J.C. Los Angeles Baptist Rio Hondo Academy ....................California Baptist Cal State Fullerton Angeles Baptist State Fullerton Baptist College ....................Westmont + 'ia'W'E'E1i r wAf4vv ---if -- Duncan brothers lead harriers Sm 'K 1 ..:6f -zgf. a-4.f.y:- eg - 1, Le 'K4 H. '--rl 'seg Gerald and Earl Duncan head for another one-two finish. :5 . fr ,P T, . , I :ui ' . I 'f A--. it Q I Q Aj- A n 'A Y, g'i.'3l E I is ' ' - ' rx, V 'fri' . .- '., ' f '5Qi.'1iElf-Q51 CROSS COUNTRY Front Row: Gerald Dun- Coach Tucker, Tim Paulsen, Dave Orr, Gor- can, Chris Davis, Earl Duncan, Bill Keene, den Wiens, Rich Swanson, Dwain Scott, Ju- Lem Modert, Keith Workman. Second Row: han MOMOYH. 38 to another 'ne season There was never a sure moment fol Biola. cross country team in 1969 juries were prominent. Men who st did not always cross the finish line Nevertheless, the Eagle harriers cla an impressive 6-2 dual meet record, l only to powerful and nationally-ra Westmont and a strong Redlands si It was a building season with a 5 team. Earl and Gerald Duncan, tha most consistent runners and least i prone, and Chris Davis are all ju They were aided by the efforts of man runners, trying to make the t tion from two-mile high school cour: five-mile college trails. yi '1- It -I H? M051 mx Q 1 lx -, gr, S.. . . jj-aj -. - r 1 1 WL Qual ' Rich Swanson charges past the C.U. wffqieyw ,, - . -f It ' -J 'h-,.f:1vr-.J'l. Davis and Earl Duncan gain momentum on the turns. l .L I It :S-I' .qs I First College Division SCORES Biola. 20 .,.................. Whittier Biola 21 ........ ...... C al Tech Biola 2 2 ........ ...... C hapman Biola 29 ........ ...... C al Westem Biola 31 ....... ...... R edlands Biola 19 ........ ......... P ornona. Biola 26 .................... C SCF Chapman Invitational Sixth Biola. Invitational Fifth District III Championships ?, lii Davis paces himself along La Mirada Boulevard. Gordon Wiens and Bill Keene increase their lead while climbing on its own track runs confidently. through the Olive Grove. WINTER ii Ex v X. 'geAl'? JJ 1 ,-4. E ,el xx! . ,. 1.77,-FV-A 'X 1 Zh, X ix , , X Q IK if W ff' ' 'qv 'VJ' l yi' Er 4 4 H 1 X 41,5- ,mv 1' , .6 -Z R. . L -f: ffl 11 f U5 ,F .fY, W vi f V 'ALT lf, ,,. ,, .1 . 5 'gggxuy ml Q ' nhl V 'N . B istmas Banquet, I . ual Chrzstmas party lpel concerts V and remembering. KD open house RALE Front Row: Dann Davies, Linda Andrew, John Hess, Sams, Dave Perry, Janet Arveson, Marilyn Wiebe, Paul Davis, Romig, Edwin Shepperson, Janice Stone, Mark Rhoacls. Second Dave Baldwin, Margie Monson, Steve Vincent, Arlene Kennedy, Long, Charlene Carter, Virginia Wilson, Rachel Wall, Dawn Tim Smith, Connie Thiesen, Dave Zchring. Third Row: Phil ann, Mary Louise Wedel, Dennis McNeely, Barbara Slausen, Brent Rodda, Karen Stewart, Linda Corin, Kirk Steputis, Marilyn Nay, Rodger Pfingsten, Lola Whitley, Ken Newcomb. Fourth Row: Paul Willems, Virginia Gabriel, Dennis Miller, Kathy Stiles, Jim Doerksen, Patti Wolters, Dave Leeman, Karen Hill, Mike Wooding, Debbie, Oliver, Ron Larimore, Andrea Wallin, Keith Wells. Not Pictured: Mindy Fox. Directed by Loren Wiebe, Chorale tour moves eastward 45 Alpha Omega Chi pledges clean up for the occasion. The purpose of Alpha Omega Chi w To grow mentally, spiritually, and ph ically with Christ as their centerg to p vide a means for Christian fellowshipg encourage a unity and love between me bers, to promote a friendly relations with the Student Bodyg and to uphold tl traditionspand ideals of Biola College. The brothers of Alpha Omega Chi reca nized the importance of Christian Fello ship and stressed the edification of the i dividual. Weekly meetings consisting devotions, sharing, prayer groups, a business, along with involvement in s dent activities and services, outreach p grams and inter-club social events g additional outlets to help each mem realize and practice the teachings of Lord. Brotherhood initiates growth throu h Christ ALPHA OMEGA CHI: Dan Mi:Manus, Ron Strickler, Chuck Presidentg Jim Rowley, Chaplain, Tim Thompson, Regehr, Tim Butler, Jerry Brewer, Steve Scott, Rich Clewett, Brown, Presidentg Dave Willett. Duane Davidson, Treasurerg Ed Walker, Marty Beechen, Vice 46 H fk Q55 fi f ,Q L rag- f 5-Q .9 - -fi., 'vfrg . v x. -1 1 's,, 'Ezra' .. Tx, X . ' 4, A 55 5?m' ,j in hgh 41, . 'e w ll I 1 LA F -.4-'jig T '.' f fro 1' fin' 'Af 1- . ,,4., X. 15 ? ' 1 fag, 1, v Q It' Q H 'I he Q ,. A X y :aw A 'M EK N n 1 Xa 5 Y.. 'X N H Q L if 11 'I .5 N f? Q I ? Lf M-, v , r .f F, , is ll 'Y Z3 'L 5-' lr! gf.. l ', 4. u Cf' 5, nm. ,..f 1 , f Eiiii Clubs set goals for new year -4 ,Q For the school year 1969-70, Beta Tau Gamma established several goals for itself. First of all, they aimed to develop meaningful friend- ships with each other and thus en- able the strengthening of their Christian lives through the help of their friends. The second goal was to reach out into areas which are often neglected. The activities for the year included weekly meetings and share times, weekly visits to a nearby convales- cent hospital, contributions to a needy family at Christmas time, do- nations and a musical program for a children's home, weekend retreat, participation in homecoming, and several other small projects and parties. The club was established for the purpose of fulfilling a need for stronger Christian fellowship and definite outreach. It has seen the beginning of this fulfillment. BETA TAU GAMMA First Row: Lane Nittler, Hannah Larkin, Cathy Nauman, President, Corinne Smuland, Anna Uphouse, Barbara Green, Candi Kagler, Marilyn Tjadn, Gordiejew, Greta Gordon. Fran Older, sponsor. Second Row: Carol Barkman, Sharon TAU CHI: Nate Robinson, Irving Rifkin, Moscow Pennington, Dick Rollins, Gary Margie Monsen, John Morris, Carl Martinsen, Dr. Richard McNeely, fAdvisorl. Slgma Tau Chi continued service Sigma Tau Chi was a campus organization consisting of vet- eran and reserve servicemen, and all those interested in working with military person- nel. The ultimate goal of the club was to be everlastingly effec- tive in the service for Christ by soliciting, encouraging, and snatching from the very flames whomsoever the Lord has call- ed for active duty in His army as His Ambassadors. A secon- dary goal of the club was to provide fellowship, encourage- ment, opportunity for spiritual growth and a bond of love for its members, those to whom its message is directed, and the world we live in. A time for growth .l Torrey Memorial Bible Conference ,S Dr. Tim LaHaye ,- Bob Harrison CONFERENCE SPEAKERS Dr. Henry Brandt Rev. Stanley Collins Dr. James Crichton Dr. Bruce Dunn Dr. John Haggai Bob Harrison Dr. Howard Hendricks Dr. Dick Hillis Dr. Ralph Keiper Dr. Tim LaHaye Dr. John Moore Dr. Henry Morris Dr. Dwight Pentecost Dr. Robert Smith Dr. Lehman Strauss Dr. Richard Strauss Dr. Paul Van Gorder Dr. John Walvoord 1 iyh..- ., -,Mr A , 'Q ,1 3-. avg, 2 'z ' .sit-tau-.lg .N , ,im - D f. E s ig: I s- i Dr. Ralph Keiper Yi-31, . 24' X ' ' ' - I - ' ' :. ,n ' ig,-ln ...Il Year 0 new Beginnings or Biola fs International Club A club newspaper, parties, prayer and Bible sessions, a gospel team, informal chats and outreach ventures spearheaded the Biola International Club's Year of New Beginnings. The gospel team informed Christians throughout the Los Angeles area of the universal Christ and His work in the universe. The team, and club, also visited non-Christian internationals and testified to them of the love of Jesus. One of thc events that marked the success of the club was the International Banquet, featuring Bill Bright, to over 800 participants. The club's outreach successes amounted to what they did only because of God's goodness. Realizing this, club members consistently attended the Bible and pray- er sessions beseeching God for His guid- ance. Club socials, ranging from an interna- tional costume party to a beach party, evidenced the club as a spiritual and social unit. Thus, it was a Year of New Beginnings, slated towards and promis- ing a bright future! F Debate Team Communicates Current Issues Spry practices his speech before the Debate Team. TEAM: Joe I-Iowley, Todd Lewis, Alan Bigger, Ken Bascom, Larry Sprgf Sharon Davis, Bill Lewis, Coachg Dave Poure, Dcug Jean Fisher, Linda Wallis. Cqime meanwhile flies WJ! 1 . never to return M - Virgil 1970 Homecoming MR. AND MISS BIOLA: Joyce McKean, Dave Beckwith. - 1 'Q a E if i 4 1 , ' n 1 '-! . i SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES: Steve Pearson, Debbie Anderson, Jim Donahoe, Connie Aggus, Elaine Hatch, Mike Fisher. IOR REPRESENTATIVES: Dianne Henry, Thomas. OMORE REPRESENTATIVES: Dave in, Shirley Shaw, REPRESENTATIVES: Sally Phil- Scott. .IQQQ V' .. lil h-A-L --.1 FIRST PLACE FLOATS: Freshma'1 Class ftopj, Alpha Sigma Chi. Cultural Arts Series broadens students 9 education I Adams-Photographer Alfred Frankenstein-Lecturer Brussels Chamber Orchestra Malcolm and Elizabeth Hamilton-Harpsichord Duo kgusni.. Jerome Hines - Concert Artist Albert Burke - Lecturer 'Ib pirited efforts promote Eagle Power VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Front Row: Randy Sykes, A1 Petersen, Marjon I-Iauft. Second Row: Lynette Mott, Duane Davidson, Barbara Hendricks. TY SONG GIRLS: Dianna Collings, Shirley Shaw, Diane Fraley, Kathy Green, Geneva Kyle. .,,- GWGGA. , -G Top: Paul Price, Paul Willems, Jim Lokkesmoe, Dave Hook, John Dudeck, Jan Gary Opfer, Gary Radmacher. Bottom: Allen Merrill, Victor Rizzo, Craig Scott, Jack Rasmussen, Les Beckwith. F rosh display enthusiasm FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS: Gale Atwood, Nfarilyn Zimmers, Sally P Bill Flanders. F- -. i --.A l,,,'K.,,.. X - , . 1' , FRESHMAN SONG GIRLS: Debbie Small, Jeanette McGarvzx, Jeanie Fisher, Judy Lind. ' ' y ' .H C -',.-ff' sponsored several parties where the girls could let down their hair. WRA works toward particauation The Women's Recreation Association of Biola College placed as its goal for 1969-70 the awareness and participation of every Biola College woman in at least one activity of the year. Recognizing that according to I Corinthians 6:20, we should use every part of our bodies to give glory to God, the women of Biola were presented with activities that would be recreationally relaxing and physically re- warding. Every Thursday evening the Biola gym- nasium saw women participating in vol- leyball, basketball, tumbling and gymnas- tics, or badminton. Other features on the WRA calendar were Christmas carolling and the party at Dr. Sutherland's home, the annual Alumni Basketball game, the Second Annual Easter Egg Hunt, and the Spring Awards Banquet. ROW: Debby Powell, Terrie Williams, Gail Oestrich, Ruth Sutton. THIRD ROW: Nancy Fenske, Sharon Bouslough, Presidentg Becky Graves. SECOND ROW: Haag, Flo Ebeling, Nancy Jendro, Publicity Chairman. NOT Ethel Klingenberg, Secretary-Treasurerg Chris PICTURED: Barb Stitt, Vice President. 61 A 1 ' 1 1 I I ji: .wf -.W , ,l 4 5 rpg ll 5' f '- 1. 1 A9 . I mn Z cs 'Z .0 x 's t Q?-22' Q .L E-. I -' A ji .., 'l:1 14f,i' ' '-il: '7 - . wmv 1-, : Vg HH Ulf Q Q M A Kun A 5 ll 1 , r ., yu 'I h nf ,J T -. 1 .4 lSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Front Row: Greg Engle, Walt Hamilton, Don Doyle, Mike Hornkohl, Bruce Ral- e Erickson, Mike Wooding, Rich , Manager Kirk Sleputis. Second Thune, Pete Quin- ston, Jim Wiese, Dave Dayton, Dave Choyce, Larry Wright, Row: Steve Grant, Ron Ralston, Coach Jim Poteet. Eagles Wiese, Dayton, and Thunc make short work of an Azusa Pacific Cougar. 1' ' Q..-,.. . , S .. Cal. Baptist, Greg Engle starts to drivc for another score. 63 Seniors leave with record book jim Poteet's young Biola cage team finished the sea- son with an 8-19 record in a year that, despite six seniors ftwo of which were startersj, was a building year. The two starting seniors, Jim Wiese and Don Doyle, left their mark on the record book. Wiese is the lead- ing career rebound leader with 1196, and is second in career scoring with 1236 points. He is also the single season and single game rebound leader. Doyle is third in career scoring with 1060 points, third in career average with 15.3, and second in single- season scoring with a 474 point effort in 1968-69. After a very bad start, the Biolans played better ball toward the end of the season where there was an ac- cumulation of home games. Biola beat Stanislaus State 88-83, lost to Azusa Pacific 110-75, edged Cal Baptist 68-66, beat Cal Lutheran Qfor only the second time in Biola historyj 71-62, defeated La Verne 98-89 and gave Westmont a real scare at Biola before losing 80-69. It was the best streak of the year for the Biola team, finishing with a 5-6 home record. Freshman Dave Dayton Q6-5j was outstanding and became the teams leading scorer and rebounder. Bruce Erickson was the top free thrower as a Sophomore. Greg Engle hits from 30 ft. against La Verne. Q w 7 u Qrvf, .4 'J 'fx Dave Choyce outmaneuvers the best of Azusa Pa- cific. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM Front Row: Scott Young, Mike Pinkerton Wayne Bryan, Lanny Crandall, Larry Baskin. Second Row: Manager Jim' Ware, Sherman, Guy Hartle, Dave Choyce, Mike Hornkohl, Joe Heffley, Dave Dayton, Gubser, Ryan Kirby, Dave Lehmann, Coach Steve Grant. 64 ,l I fx P lan Becky Graves dominates offensive play. ' ' - 2 i- Q 'WF-'1-v JL V ' ' Women end perfect year The varsity basketball team finished its league season undefeated. Women's basketball saw many rule changes this yearg switching to interna- tional rules, which are basically the same as men's rules. Freshman center Becky Graves and for- wards Cathy Sodestrom and Nancy Fen- ske provided a large part of the scoring punch. The team was completed by guards Edie Eager and Ruth Sutton. Sharon Haag and Karen Larsen pro- vided bench strength. The team began their season by wallop- ing U. C. Riverside 64-25. It continued this precedent by also defeating Cal State Fullerton's B's, Westmont, La Verne, Pomona, and Whittier. These victories gave Biola a berth in the post season tournament against the winners of other divisions. Cathy Sodestrom scores more points than the whole Westmont team. The final score of the game with Westmont. WOMEN'S BASKETBALL TEAM Front Row: Beth Ballen- ger, Nancy Jendro, Ruth, Sutton, Debby Powell, Edith Eager, Bonnie Junkin. Second Row: Liz Tate, Barb Stitt, Nancy Fenske, Becky Graves, Cathy Sodestrom, Karen Larsen, Sharon Haag.. Biola outranlcs all Calif schools at nationals The Biola wrestlers gave the school its first NAIA District III team champion- ship in any sport Hnishing with six indi- vidual champions and the top team award by virtue of a 92 point win at Claremont, sight of the District Championships. Bruce Pcery Cfreshman, 118 lbs.j, Chris Davis Cjunior, 126 lbs.j, Ed Brandt ffreshman, 134 lbs.j, Charlie Bradshaw Qsenior, 158 lbs.j, Rich Hay ffreshman, 167 lbs.j, and All American Mike Fisher tsenior, 177 lbs.l gave Biola a come-from- behind over last year's District Champs Cal Lutheran. All six then went on to Superior, Wise., to defend Biola's nationally-ranked posi- tion. Mike Fisher was runner up at 177 lbs. in 1968-69, and Davis was seventh in the nation as two years ago. The team compiled the best record in wrestling's short history at Biola, winning 18 matches against only two defeats. What is most impressive is that head coach Colin McDougall put the Biolans through the toughest schedule in their history. The Eagles topped wrestling powers Cal Poly Pomona, Cal State Fullerton, Cal Lutheran and Cal State Long Beach. Darwin Mickelson on his way to a fourth place in the Biola Invitational. The Most Outstanding Wrestler Trophy of the Biola Invitational was won by Bruce Peery in the Freshman Division and by Mike Fisher in the Var- sity Division. 66 Mike Fisher works toward one of 21 pins in 24 matches national tournament. ---fm-W 1 Y' ,HMI .A ypwsygm Bruce Pcery put all his opponents on their back this season. VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM Front Row: Paul Hendricks, Rich Hay, Rich Clewett, ,Charlie Bradshaw. Not Pictured: Bruce Pcery. Chris Davis, Ed Brandt, Stcvv De Luca. Second Dave Storer, Jerry Pcrigo, Darwin Mickelson, Bill McDougall. Row: Coach Colin McDougall, Lonnie Elliot, Mike Fisher, f l 1 if Biola 21st out of 97 schools in na tion glad: 1.-, f 3 Senior Steve De Luc fi puts the Finishing touches on a pin. DUAL MEET RECORD Biola .... 30 Biola .... 45 Biola .... 39 Biola .... 20 Biola .... 30 Biola .... 34 Biola .... 21 Biola ..,. 28 Biola .... 25 10 Biola ..,. 32 Biola .... 21 Biola .... Biola .... 2 Biola .... 21 Biola .... 50 Biola .... 31 Biola .... 19 Biola .... 23 Biola 32 513 Ed Brandt District III' Whittier ...........i...............,.. ..,. 1 6 San Fernando Valley State.. 3 Redlands University ........,..,.. 3 Cal State Fullerton ...,.. ....... 1 4- Claremont .............,.,.... ....... 1 3 10 Cal State Long Beach ,......... 18 Pomona .,........,...,..............,..., California Lutheran ..,..,,....... 16 Cal Tech ,,,.,.,....,.......... ,.,..., 1 9 U.C. Santa Barbara .............. 27 U.C. San Diego ............ .... 5 Cal Poly, Pomona .......,........ 17 Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo .... 36 Los Angeles State ...........,...... 19 Azusa Pacihc College ............ 0 Pasadena College ................,.. 11 15 San Diego State ...... Pasadena College ......, ....... 2 0 U.C. Riverside ..... ....... 3 265 uses his favorite move s champion at 126 lbs. in becoming A U.C.S.B. man ties up with hard to beat Bill Chris Davis beats twice junior college na tional champ Jim Gava of U. C. Santa Bar bara. Below left: Mike Fisher twice champion at 177 lbs. in the Biola Invitational, al FRESHMAN WRESTLING TEAM Front Row: Gene Molway, Ed Brandt, Bruce Peery, Tim Goble. Second Row: Coach Matt Orr, Cornell Fitch, Rich Hay, Lonnie Elliot. Ed Brandt gains Il ncar fall in his champion- ship match of the Biola Invitational. F JJ!! SPRING -'-'I C-Qrigjv S J' 'fe P av J 0 'A A .V I V 'Mia H . 05, gl 'VK ol' ,',!g'VL,4 q I ' -44',sZjffp' I was semi gif? l ill .,.., i,v-. ns 'S'-Q ww R N ,L w- fc . 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' 4' , i-.X1 Q... ,-.Q-flifw' iff J' if -Mig f -4, -Lgvg 5, , ,ng it , 'i 1 - x -.- -'F ' 1537: , ff' 'f' ' :JR I 4 H ': Ll.: 0 V34 F41 If N ' -'j I - 1. V, . . . '2 , .. A Jilin., ., w-1 A ,L A ,ir V 3 . x , ,I . ,.,' - 4 gr ,, , MV 411 A' If 92 fl ,rv A -V . Q. Q Q-'7 ftf..gEiLT?1 X if M CLUB OFFICERS: Irvin Rifkin, Janet Mayer, Dave Ohlson, President. nd M encourages Christian Fellow.s'hQU Y. ' IHHHILU . fl I OLA7 wffw wean 73 Hme out or relaxatlon T 'KY ? i T ' i 3ff'lf gKWG29'PA!fG!lTERS ,- ?!,L!3tQ '- Li slr: , - .T 1' if fiQEfBlQLAgcoLL15GD 1-fi 'Q DREQUEST TliE'HONdURT 05 'YOHR PRESENCE N D ATTHE ANNUALDFASHION snow . ,D W SATURDAY AFTERNOON. - ' lf A D - - ' THE' FOURTH OF APRIL 1 :' 'ilif'-ILQU f ff L, . Y V A l g J'n c4 '5ii-1 g-.NNINETEEN HUNDRED AND SEVDNTY . - ' A' 5 In ANT ONE FJPTDDNN 0'CLOCK DL,1zggQ,gARDsN Room . , -, ,Hy-L, N-4 J D. . I A-4T?IQNQZTZ73iBERRY FARM ' w - '.j 4. hi- '- 'd v' :L F4 :Ig VA 'iv H V :limg 51 A NN,, PARK, CALIFORNIA 4 -,- ',j -'lg' 6 'ND ,153-,'r3.-3.1 vf. if . ' . - 1i:f..5Q5gL'L ,, 'DDDD N . .,-, , 'h:I.Iv3t8.a QU'-Lf -,-4: A VA , . V -Q !Lf'- 35- Y uf1:--- - 74 1 1 Q I ..-.4 F' Q Ns, ' ' WX Twirp Party, Fashion Show Western dinner ',', 'A i . ,..t..i I ... ,U-I -.t . -' :ff'fvf1fi'f. . my ,eff-?i ': W' 12 T l f - L lim i 51:3 1f 5.5 if IZUMGU 2622072 'WS Connmv' Owe CoNcfRN .- ., Q ' ,- :msn W- Y U 6 depicts theme for the year IF AZ1,J.l I Y TH ,I The school year of 1969-70 ma another successful year for the dent Missionary Union of Biola lege. c'His Command Our Con depicted the theme for the yej well as the theme for the Mis ary Conference held in May. More than 200 Biola students actively involved in the Watts-It Program, sponsored by SMU World Opportunities. More 2,900 young people were enri in the club programs at re tional centers all over the V1 and Mead areas of Los Ank God richly blessed as hundre young people accepted Jesus in these areas. Two new SMU Gospel Teams, ' CHILDREN OF THE SON THE SOUNDS OF JOY, formed and headed by students Cudeck and Murray Anderson At the beginning of the year, S projects for missions were sel by the student body and werd thusiastically supported by the dents. The following projects s 1. Student Ministries ............ Sl 2. Good News Bible Corre- spondence Course ........,..... Sl 3. Operation Jericho .....v...,.... S 4. Ministries of the Hindu- stan Bible Institute ............ Sl 5. Christian Books, printed in Russian .......................... S 6. Bibles :Y Support for Student Evangelism .......... fb 7. Children's Orphanage 1 Home in Vietnam .... . ......... S 8. Spanish Language Films in Peru .......................,.,...... S The last ten offerings were nated towards Student Ministri summer support of students wo: in summer missions. Two new successful areas of this year were WSSC or Summer Service Corps and Christians In Action. These just a few of the FIRSTS st by SMU this year, a year of s leadership and success. SMU Council 1969- 0 ENT MISSIONARY UNION COUNCIL FYOIII Row: Dave Missionsg Pete Hansen, Music Directorg Dan Aanderud, Vice Presi ith, President? Pm Bfmdflnlfi, P1'0iCCf DUCCYOYS Louie Dam- dc-ntg Terry Bissonnctte, WSSC Directorg Jim Childrcss, Publicity Di Business Mzmagerg jan Archibald, Sccrctaryg Larry Neis- rector: Ron Holcgmb, Missions Club Presidgnt. r, Gospel Teams Director. Back Row: Mr. Cook, Director of 2, Another successful year in Watts and Mead Kathy Weiss applys the usc of hundcrafts Lo promote the young girl's involvement. , A I 78 children FQY, A.- hw: .35 rw N 1 V- .N ' V, Dan Miniaci enjoys recreation which is a major part in working with Joyann Wittenberg draws the attention of her Club members. A I ck ,v B '- fi ' I I .41 I- A ' X, A 1 0 - .AY 1 I w . q.Q, .ilblr 1 f . - - ' 1' T:-I 4 ' Q n I - ' 0 gc' 'S' I, f 4 f I Q' IX , to' fn., -,V YQ ,-1-il! ,f,:' ,1 if j 'A' '13 we , .-V tr' I . if+-f'Ei2f'1. n Q! , -x YQWQK 'lfxxj 'L 4 x ra 4 3 -:QP 4 .4-'J K. -A -is . ' 4. , .. gg-,,-. . .A ., .-'LN 2-' ' 4 MJ - . . , wL.' !,z' . ' JK! A-. 5 mv, 9 I , A -1- . K . rn -vb! H . , N115 51 F- V. 161' x x 5 I if ' L, qv. if , I , 'a., N ' ' V '-25 ,, a.'cd'?'ff5+v- :i2'-4 k Fix' 3--,J 7, V ,. ' - .lr ' l ' xtx XA . Q' ' 1 V . Nl, - TE if 5 V .. 2, q X - 1 :X A ,TL A Af 7 , -1. Prospective missionaries ain practical inszgh ts I 1 s . I '7f1!.Oi - . I7 . .1 ,, 4 Ulyf' YN'-Q QI ,Q One Missions club field trip lead to Wycliff headquarters where MISSION CLUB OFFICERS: .IOC Witt, Vice President Ron Holcomb was met by some of the trainees. Peck, Treasurer, Rosie Leonhart, Publicity Director: Ror This past year the Missions Club has had as its goals to promote informal fellowship and provide practical in- formation concerning needs and oppor- tunities for service in various Helds, problems and methods of evangelism, principles and practices of difierent mission boards, and many other aspects of missionary life which are valuable to any prospective missionary. The club's meetings this last year in- cluded films, slides, speakers, tours, and prayer meetings. One night four Biola students who had been sum- mer missionariesf' were featured, and another night over eighty students came to view the missionary film, No Greater Love. The president of Wy- cliff, Dr. George Cowan, spoke to the club on the importance of linguistics. From Bolivia came a gospel team of native athletes and musicians who shared the excitement of youth evan- gelism in their country. Other meet- ings included missionaries to Africa, South America, the Orient, Russia and even Alaska. comb, President. Not Pictured: Linda Wallis, Secretary rv ge .Q X N. , , ix X:-. A, , ' .r-.'.3 ' , ,. . . .. -- -' .'2-. .-r. .-I.: . . I 9 I up I 5 ij .Y I. -'iQ' .vztl 1 8,5 ,f , 2 .tis 'LM ,- I , ' ' M 1 v ., :sgj,, f 'says' ' - --' ' '- - ' J, . -fn -Q. f. .., Hnqtz q ,., , . -- .my-!'9lf'n M ' - -L: -'f'- T' ' - - ,-vb '4 .,,,. '. -.2 - . , , ,I ri .g ,.. J 4 ' ,., ,l J. . -.s 1- 3.- f Lf I 1. '-. n . K Q 'Ty-1 f 1 if ,, 5,- , , -LET xl, jg., 5 .tar 1 ' i I 5 5 A 'f K in ,9 I f Z . -Q h I gi . 'x V r . ,-:.,4i2r f 1-vi 3,1 1 -Lf.: -7 .h L10 2 1 ' , . J ' gh , 1 ,I .3 l V4 tif, W. ,f ' , .5 .g , 35' 1 56333 If b r f- si ... V .- ' '- x e gl f ' . W r' ' ' .. ' ' ggi 1,4 P- - l - ' 2 . Q4-1, 1-' ff XQELLT xglfz ,....,MN-A,..... . ' I ' ,',.Y . ig,- :w ,, qi: AN. I Ei -01 , . bait:-+' . f f ' M, - - 5551, A ff 'mv' , . . A M-ww ' I 1 x ,ff ff ., N 7' 1 My m Q . 'U-LL., -it 'A 15,- w K 7- 'uf f X ,-E' 1 ? Asif' N 4442.-,g a ' ,ggq 1 I Q F Q2 1-7 --rw.. 1- A X . wwf S r 'alfa .i ,S V A 'WH' It W .' J , u I J' 1 ' ' ' V, -fer .I su Z1 ,Ex lf QUARTET Front Row: Andrea Wallilu, Dawn Hefty. Back Row: Dave Lccman, avis, Keith Wells. Biola is first mzlrea' quartet adds new variet . . g-L I , l L, f ,t -an Y w -, - 13, , ,-bfwfz 31' 'Ai -Y ' V -Wiilamfi 1- gf:1',f5 X'5f12f, 'W K g, -H . .I l, -. 51' - .4 r, , .cw .-uvj? . - L ,:,4.,:gr , ' . .- -iv: ,z .y ' Dine is faml'll'arl'Qf I V I ! 84 Student anthology re named Cfnner Image M The Inner Image is a collection of student poems and essays pub- lished annually in the spring by a small, carefully-selected staff. Materials for the anthology were selected at the end of the fall semester by a committee of three teachers and three students, ap- pointed by the editor of the In- ner Image. This year's publica- tion stalT included Tim Paulsen, editorg Torn Roth, Associate Edi- torg Rand Bates, artist. sketches portraits of Inner Image contributors for divisional pages. Nearly 50 students par- ticipate in Dialogue telephone counseling. Director: Dr. Phil Suth- ' c-rlzmcl. ' r D1 pig P ' 2f?'f J xavftkldd , ,'li'LHM.'x Clinton Rossiter-Cultural Arts Series Lecturer .3 , - , jf - ,fl , 'P ' x lil '?'h4 'tis' 'll'.kr'lgi'9:l.' -5 L HJ. 'tiftr ui' ll WW H uf cc an ,V H 'tu--'N -ful . .J-' ahh .n'n -, Dialo ue meets questions of La fmrada youth F ATE CLUB Front Row: Darwin Mickelson, Luke Huber, Terry . Back Row: Gary Hanna, Kent Hume. te club works toward gospel team Karate Club, formed by Randy Nabors and Gary Hanna in 1968, has now grown to a good-sized group of men interested in learn- ing and improving their co-ordi- nation through the art of karate. The goal set by the club is to form a gospel team based on karate, with prayer and sensitiv- ity to G0d's will as the unifying forces. LE'1'I'ERMAN'S CLUB Front Row: Keith Workman, Steve Duane Davidson. Third Row Don Magnuson Dave On. Slack, Bob Goodwin, Herman Petker, Lem Modert. Second Arengon, Row: Walt Hamilton, Bruce Erickson, Chris Davis, Jim Hill, Lettermen represent fine performance Letterrnan's Club advisor and Athletic Director for Biola College Coach Charlie Sarver. 88 The Varsity Lettermen's Club was formed with three purposes in mind: to promote Christian sportsrnanshipg to encourage spir- itual, mental, and physical devel- opment among Biola's athletesg and to serve the school in what- ever way deemed necessary. This past year, the lettermen met reg- ularly to encourage each other through prayer and fellowship. They sponsored a very successful donkey basketball game between the Biola faculty and the John Glenn High School faculty. Un- der the direction of Coach Sar- ver and leadership of Darrell Bye, Al Arensen, Dave Orr, and Chris Davis, the Lettermen's Club has worked toward the goal of drawing Biola's athletes together as a unit bringing glory to jesus Christ. IIS TEAM Front Row: Al Porphir, Todd Lewis, Brian Delamctcr. Second Row: Darryl Kcly, Coach trd Buss, Pete Bogdnnov, Steve Hanna, Orin Linde. Not Pictured: Joe Heffley, Larry Spry. Improvement doubles over last year r Larry Spry volleys as Todd Lewis watches. 1 . I V' 5 . swf L Pete Canadian star Darryl Keely consistently plays well Bogdanov directs a shot in a practice doubles match. I w I I , I . ' jcaanvui. . ww' ' i' 1: i' n ,- ig 1 I .v ' ' 3 .4 55A . li' ' fm ' , - ,. in 1, g t I Y. my , K 14 'f 'fl' swfizl. '- ' NT? TI:-4 ., A qi, N X 2 . . ,152 up John Ahern sends a slow curve across the plate. Sophomore Bob Goodwin gains a put out at first. 5 John Ahern strides across the plate for Biola's first run of the Roy Hood expresses dissatisfaction at being told he is ineligible this s I Team builds for next year Mudd ho my Bn- If PQ- yi - 'fit 'Z ' L l iii iii, ii V' ' -'1 ' N iihfiias. if-lib I ,.,Ll-,',,3,, QW.-. in ' LV, fix im L 5-,Ami qi ' i'U'r '. V M 'A st ' 'A ft ff? l'-'Ri' iw' 'H fr Th ' ' , v.,'t-. ,IA sfxggt qrtnlfi ik,L,,q.,SwAgE?:4l?:,gf ,:,. A+, -Ki XX 4 ., f. ' ' ,' : ' '. Er! N 7 5-.NNE i A-','l'll' -A -i-Vr l' '5- L tr ICJ! 'l'L-,QE 5 t Nail uv . 'Z if 'libs ' x 7' i' lr , xl ' ., ,ll .Z ,3 Q3 W r 'N C S. ,, ?'f2Q'55f'9 l34' +13 -iiwf .f'fii'f '-,s'tQ'?.5..t ? T37'-.' f V 'R I 3 in Paul Romero catches a called third strike on Z1 Fullerton batter. This year's baseball team was again coached by District III's Coach of the Year for the last three years Charlie Sarver. Team leaders were Jim Hill and Paul Romero. Jim Hill was the only pitcher on the team to have much college ball experience. Paul Ro- mero was the team captain. As the baseball season was just getting underway Coach Sarver learned that six of his starters were ineligible. He la- ter found out that another pitcher was inelegible. Coach Sarver worked with Herman Jones and Bob Radar to find catchers to replace ineligible Darryl Bye and Mike Clark. The young team gained valu- able experience that would make them a complete team and give them good depth next sea- son. 85 , X3 J ff: TEAM Front Row: Mike Schmidt, jim Hill, Terry Bob Moore, Coach Mike Nichols, Jody Campbell, Herman Jones, Dave Bob Radar, Paul Romero, Dave Givens, Bob Goodwin, Tom Willett, Roy Hood, john Ahern, Coach Doug Dennee. Not Pictured Second Row: Head Coach Charlie Sarver, Paul Ednoff, Dave Longobardo. ',m,i:5:1:-if T- ' M - ' V V gg-ff ,J - ' W' ' , , l r , N0 Natz'0nal Tournament this year in-It-'t n-.. . .- - , -' .. yi, Terry jankc leans into his kind of pitch. ..,1A In , John Ahern keeps tabs on a runncr at second, ,yu Veteran Mike Schmidt keeps n Fullerton State pitcher honest. 92 I l . f l if , ff' V. 4'-Qs Fritz, It's getting dark! John Ahern uncorks a sidearm pitch. 7 W W- -' ' 1. ,UH I , , 1- .' - . X T' 1--, ' i A . ' . V. .,-1 .' 'l' ' 1 V , --M-null A lvens guts thc lump on El fly ball to Cemerfleld. A helicopter from the Los Angeles Sheriff's Department watches Biola's games regularly. Biola's pole vaulters have 11 good year. Earl Duncan wins the Distance Medley Relay at Palm Springs Biola finishes hi lz in district events My - x., r' ' f E, '- ,... - s. Q il..:.':T'. , . Y, E V JJ, ,., xv 1 ggi? Musa Dngonyaro anchors the mile relay. The start of thc milc relay looks good to our determined Eagle. 'ili--nu-5--V ' ' , N A... 1.. w,N..-WJ., 1 ,J , Q ,. ,SY-4 K - ,Aus . .. . ,., .. - -,,. VJ- ,,,- is N.-so-nr - 5 . A.-4' nn.-.,g,,, X, 1-. ,,.l, - .--.Y ,f...n ... 'D .v HH' N.. f, 'cw - .'.-.Qs -,..., ,,fg.,,f -. ., --s. ...v.- .. , 4--- -' , ,. ,, -my. AgJ,'.,' ' ..' 'F ' '-H ' m.Q'w 1151... ' ' 'fp ,,,. 1r- l 4 l ' ' 6 ,LH r.-3-N. ,, '-. -Q .1 -.'f-'jg' -gk: ' N- . . 1s thrower warms up by doing his thing. A Biola Eagle unleashes his javelin, s . n...., ...- 4.-an V 95 PW X j , I ,,-X r, 'Nga M 1 's A J 5 A ig. ,xi T1 w. I e LJ !'v pil , . Qin 4, X Y' . -' fffh, K Ax.-n s A x f 's TTK7. ,K ....- ,! AGN-,A. . J N 4'-r,,.,rv-.? Students named in Who 19 Who publication These students were elected to be recog- nized in the 1969-70 edition of Who's Who Among Students in American Uni- versities and Colleges. The selections were based on the leader- ship, scholarship, community service and future potential of each student and were chosen by a panel of administration and student leaders. Not pictured: Mike Nichols Todd Lewis fleftj Greg Thompson nnis Cbelowj 1, Elaine Hatch Sharon 1 Debbie Anderson Judy WCSfbT00k Corinne Smuland 98- F Haag Rich Thune Jim Donahoe Tim Stranske Heft if . Aggus Ken Bascom Thompson leads Council in establishment of new programs W 1 1 . .r 2:1 vi ' In May of 1969, Biola College was simmerin ter the most heated campus elections in th tory of the Associated Students. By Septe devotion to individual candidates had dissi in favor of a concentrated resolve by stude: back their new Student Council. Because C1 combined the ingredients of the experiences the noveau enthusiasts, little time was spe procedural prelirninaries. Defining its goals in terms of the student's tionship with the administration, the facult' outside community, and his fellow students, 1 cil immediately went to work. A Communit lations Board was established, a program lt as Operation Awareness was instituted, an dent-Faculty forums were inaugurated. Of al was accomplished in the year 1969-197 Community Relations program proved to greatest success. It included such service p as providing Christmas presents for a boys' and providing Halloween amusement for cri children, to name just two, also assemblies performed by Biola students at nearby 1 high schools in an effort to establish a rapp Apart from introduction of the new, ther' the expansion and the improvement of tl miliar: students were responsible for four c a week, and improvement in quality and de content was observable, the Student Missi Union reached a grander scope, the C Union began to realize a new potential for action and assembly, student clubs and began to reach out from themselves and el their spheres of relations. Over-all, there thrived on campus an a spirit of classroom knowledge becoming pra wisdom. For the students, for the follow Christ, the times dictated unprecedented cd and activity, but that which lacked prec surely, did not lack direction and purpose: tions were asked, understanding was sough responsibilities were accepted with inc faith and new courage. -Greg Thompsu AS President Left: Tim Stranske-Vice-President Bottom Left: Corinne Smuland-Sec retary Below: Don Hoffman-Business Man- ager b , --ifblcv' ' 1' sv gf gm .,-:- ll l -..- 9---.-van 1. Jim Donahoe-College Union Board Chairman. Board Members: Nancy Johnson, Paul Schwepker, Craig Seaton, Dr. Doug Frederichsen, Wes Palmquist, Glenn Kittinger, Phil Van Loon, Murray Anderson, Vicki Gates, Doug Speer. l Dave Ciocchi-Cultural Arts Board Chairman. Board James Hill, Sylvia Gilman, Dr. Reinhard Buss, Antonio Dan Simmons, Ken Bascom, Don Hoffman, Linda Becky Smith, Bill Flanders. 333 ii. sm- R 41. ,4, ' h -4 1,5 ,-- 1 L y- Al Schubert-Student Court judge. Board Membels: Bren- da Smuland, Doug Spick, Wendy Walker, David Beach, Paul Willems, Roger Cupp, Linda Phillips. J,.4n Larry McLaughlin-Puhlications Board Chairman. Board Members: Sylvia Gilman, Ron Hafer, Colin McDougall, Craig Seaton, Connie Aggus, Tim Paulsen, Frank Goveia., Cathy Sodestrom, Steve Blount, Myron jones. +. ' T '+R avg M, ,Q iq! A . :W fi? qw- W- 'bf -f 7 gr -' if -1.-Y . . L- H. R-.L--.-. n. , vi .T ff E7 - o x . K ' x Randy Sykes-Social Board Chairman. Board Rasmussen, Diane I-Iagstrum, Doug Spear, Lynnette Mott, Stevens. Todd Lewis-Community Relations Board Chairman. Board bers: Dave Hook, Al Arensen, Ruth Wedel, Dave Slack, Randy Sykes. AS COUNCIL Front Row: Tony Nunez, Sophomore Class President, Kathy Weimer, King's Daughters President, Don Hoffman, Business Manager, Dave Beckwith, SMU President, Greg Thompson, AS President, Dave Ciocchi, Cultural Arts Chairman. Second Row: Craig Scott, Freshman Class Presi- dent, Steve Pearson, Senior Class President, Tim Stranske, AS Vice President, Rod Bodmer, Biola Men President, Jim Dona- hoe, CUB Chairman, David Peters, Advisorg Steve Slack, Athletics Chairman, Ken Bascom, Representative-at-Largeg Randy Sykes, Social Chairman, Dave Leeman, Junior Class President, Allen Carden, Representative-at-Largeg Corinne Smuland, Secretary, Melvin Howell, Parliamentarian, Todd Lewis, Community Relations Directorg Karen Wetther, Rep- resentative-at-Large. Council emphaszbes competence and dedication l il ,,f 'L Expansion Program for 1970 Chimes Successful fix . , .-I.. xl if S X Jim Saylor-Advertising Manager 'L0fYfm'3 Young-Managing Ediml' Larry McLaughlin-Business Manager X9 Leonard, Sandy Whitener, Vickie Jones, Timothy Carey, Connie Benson, Jim Saylor. I l A i i I INFYII . '..':z.' 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X ., Peggy Sanders-Associate Editor Cgnnic Aggug-Editor Section Editors: Pat Bandanza, Organizationsg Steve Blount, Sportsg Linda Knapp, Activitiesg Edith Studer, Administrationg Jean Gleason, Classesg Peggy Sanders, Advertisingg Melvin Howell, Faculty. 'S' Xlfi ,Rust iv g,-8 Ilan tajj' captures I9 0 STAFF. Front Row: Linda Knapp, Pat Ban- vin Howell, Barb Andrews, Jeanne Bridgeford, Debby Jean Gleason, Louise Propst, Ellen Jang, Glory Jang, Mark Mosier, Peggy Sanders, John Dudeck. Not nd Row: Steve Blount, Connie Aggus, Mel- Pictured: Sue Lake, Bob Flynt, Frank Zamora. Editor fPh0f0 bY Bob FIYUU Mark Mosier-Business Manager John Dud':'3k'Ph0tOgrapher in- '-.1 -s-f -' 4? R r Q q ,ff ' -x fl Www fHl9MlNl5'l'R'H'l'llElN Biola is Dedicated Leaders Dear Graduating Students: The theme of the Sixties will probably be recorded in history as the Time of the Activist, a phenomenon true in the United States and around the world, par- ticularly characterizing the young per- son twenty-five years of age and under. There is a great deal of activism which merely spins wheels, characterizing revolt against everything and everybody with no constructive program of its own. Too many young people are willing to tear down but offer no evidence of programs for rebuilding. Action or activism has characterized this year, 1969-70, at Biola. Great ac- tivity in the life of the student body has been obvious, reaching out more personal- ly to touch the lives of young and old alike. It is refreshing to note activism on the part of Christian young people mani- festing itself in a far different but more effective manner-the sincere desire to implement the things they believe and put into practice these beliefs in their daily lives. This is activism with a purpose- a goal! The Christian Service outreach of Biola has extended far and wide with appreciably greater effectiveness than ever before. VVe are assured the work which you as seniors began and worked so diligently for will be sustained. Your zeal and testimony as Christian leaders and upperclassmen have spurred your colleagues to bigger and better things for the Lord. We believe that time is short, the re- turn of the Lord is near. Times like these- is time for actionl' because . . . the day is far spent, the night is at hand when no man can workfl As the AL lengthening shadows deepen, we must work extra hard to get the job done ,ere the Lord returns. May the Lord's mighty hand be upon each of you in years to come as you find His special area of service for your life. Cordially yours in Christ, S. H. Sutherland, President ni t A .. .'.-. . -. J, I. f-L 'av . ' .-Qtie 1' ill. ' , 1-Ja N 1 1 2,- ii- qgdwtql 1333 Dr. Louis T. Talbot-Chancellor Board of Directors-Front Row: Mr. Sylvester L. Marshburn, Chairmnug Dr. Louis T. Talbot, Chancellorg Dr. Samuel H. Sutherland, Prcsidentg Mr. Robert E. Welch. Second Row: Dr. Robert Crawford, Deang Dr. Ray A. Myers, Honorary Chairmang Dr. David Carl- song Third Row: Dr, Foster Bcnsg Mr. Edgar R. Leh- Dr. Louis Talbot, Biola's man of the ages, celebrated his 80th birthday on October 21, 1969. In a special student chapel, he was honored with due words of praise while everyone watched on film the happy memories of a full life of serv- ice to the Lord. On behalf of the stu- dent body, Greg Thompson, A.S. Presi- dent, presented Dr. Talbot with a large birthday card signed by the students. mang Mr. Gordon Scott. Not pictured: Dr. Lloyd T Andersong Dr. Roger Arnebcrghg Dr. Clifton A. Hanna Mr. Charles R. Kohlenbergcrg Dr, George O. Peekg Dr. Daniel F. Roseg Capt. Robert Vernong Dr. Walter War- kentin. ,vi f Dr. Robert Crawford - Dean of the College Mr. Craig Seaton -Dean of Students M1'- David HumPhreY' Acting Dean of MCU Mr. Paul Poelstra-Dean of Men, on Sabatical 5? , my 5: 1 Av- .f tea 'T 1 x-, ggi ig, i1,..r ' fs: 3 fH?':9:3 argaret Kilmer-Associate Dean of ia, X Miss Margaret Hart-Associate Dean of Stu- dents, Dean of Women Gartrell-Director of Student Em- Mr. Daniel Eitzen - Controller Mr. Paul Schwepker-Vice President Treasurer Mr. Terry Rose - Director of Counseling Mrs. Betty Norman - Counselor Dr. Richard Chase - Academic Vice President Mrs. Barbara Burger - Registrar K hui, il -'14, tug Aga.. 'V Mr. Robert Eitzen - Student Finance Officer Mr. Gerald Gooden-College Librarian Dr. Arnold Ehlert-Seminary Librarian AQ 'Y Mr. David Bridgen - Bookstore Manager k...' ., -N 3. ' .- ' L - House - Alumni Director l va i it-it ' - J qi, . V L .322 i Q f Q V 5 . y ,l, - l ' e Mrs. Aaron Friesen - Cafeteria Managers For approximately eleven years, the Friesens have prepared and managed the meals for Biola students. They have also been responsible for the many ban- quets at Biola and all the various other duties of the kitchen and cafeteria staff. After so many years of faith- ful service, the students of Biola wish to express their sincere ap- preciation for the unfailing serv- ice of the Friesens, and pray God's blessing upon them in the future. 3 2 1L7':1e1'ae 1- f , h . ' .,., , -. , - A xg. 4 :N , h A7 L i 'Qi 1 L it ' V1 1 ' , ,J -2 f Mr. joe Coney - Head Resident Mrs. Ferry Roberts - Head Resident Mrs. Nona Thuney - Head Resident Mrs. Elizabeth Scott-Head Resident Mr. Ron Hafer-Director of Christian Service Department lm ilrlliril ii ,, ikwf' Mr. William Ehmann- Director of Publications Mr. Kenneth DanielSgDirectOr of Campus AC- and Promotion tivities X V K X 5 ,, I W Q l. 1 . E2 3 V 2 ...xx 5 Ely -Director Of InfiTm3fY Mr. john Isaac -- Director of Stewardship .S S I ,4',F H'-21,4 Penrose - Dxrector of Development Roberts D1fCCt0f of Extenswn Mr. Wes Older- Superintendent of Maintenance 5 f EVP J AX Q' -- PN I FH EUIJTY -kg:: v New non-major courses expand Bzble C Dr. Doug Friederichsen-Biblical Studies Dr. Dorothy Braun-Christian Education William Ebeling-Biblical Studies 'li -' I V ,J A . ,, ,i,,,..,..V---f- 'HL ,M-ir: .gif Y I Dr. Bill Bynum-Christian Education ...dw- rm' Kurtaneck-Biblical Studies Dr. Richard McNeeIy-Biblical Studies Dr. Curtis Mitchell-Biblical Studies Haflin- '.1'7, 127 Stanley Leonard Chrxstlan Education ia'-L. ' L -:mfr x bw N' :N W, ,vi , I In Wiwvrf-.- V . . :.+ , iw, .,l. , , 'E wg. afw,.hfi if-Ji. .ZF fur,-:gy-is, bm ir: fifw' sag? few ' Jw .E :,., I A iz 3-::'f?ff5?-5 P: . 1 ' 1, . -.3 ,iw gi-Y-3'2' sf 1' 5:51255 ??? !W'? fvm-f-4-v , ue- -f- xw. xr,-up .W A .,,. S f 'cz-.-z..,,.,.,.qL FJ A 53 i '4 -iff 1r,-,,,...s:u. Psych gains new lab equQUment herland-Psycho wis-Psychology Dr. Bob Hopkins-Psychology Gerald Boerner-Psychology Math majors doubleg Science faculty expands Dr. Peter Kurtz-Science Dr. Frances Lu-Mathematics Lester Eddington-Science fDivision Chairrnanj 130 Dr. William Boardman-Chemistry Dr. Robert Crawford-Science Dr. Robert Koontz-Science Leonie Soubirou-Nursing F e M K x Q qffgj N f1JI',.,N- 5 Ruth F uller-Nursing Leta Kllander-Nursing Rebekah F leeger-Nursing e A Janet Brown-Nursing illi Ioncs-Education fDivision Chair j Hammond-Education Education prepares future teachers W lfuix' V Betty McCullough-Education e ,X 1 .. ! TV ,l . BME. Ap? Jim Poteet-Physical Education if -17' Betty Norman-Physical Education Colin McDougall-Physical Education Darold Tucker-Physical Education Ni Norman-Physical Education Throneberry-Physical Education W .3 -A I I PE stresses goals 7s Charles Sarver-Athletics 6 ui .52 as y I 4 e 1, 'li '4 -fi f X ll LJQLL2- Rankin-HiSt0I'y David Peters--Political Science Social Science adds Sociology major Dr. Harold Wang-Business Dr. Masakazu Iwata-History Robert Livingston-Business ,-N. f .9 ' ' -,Qi jg ' . 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Cole Ruth Coleman Sharon Coleman Ralph Collison Walt Combs Jeanne Cook Esther Adams Lawrenza Ajibola Jim Allen Pauline Allman Jan Anderson Barbara Andrews Lois Barrington Kathy Bass Lynn Bates Leslie Beckwith Margie Biggs Marilyn Bloom Cheryl Brandenburger Christine Bunney Emilee Bunney Margaret Burris Kieth Burtz Valerie Campbell Timothy Carey Herschel Carlson Nancy Ccrnocky Owen Chamberlin Thomas Chegwidden Kenneth Christensen Kathleen Crouse Steve Dalrymple Susan Rae Davis Colby DeHz1ven Stephanie Delbridge Michelle DePriest Shari Dodd janet Downs Janis Dreistadt Jennifer Drews Susan Eakin Paul Ednoff Joan Farish Linda Faulkenberry Jeannie Fisher Katherine Fitzroy Evelyn Flick Mindy Fox if as Q ' 4-- ' ' Q ,fl U N . gp h I. .Q :i i -' . 5 F 3' F F '.,::. .J I ' i - ,ff ' Cr t l . z ' I it N V ' ha f' x '11 V '-' F- il l ii! fl us.- 'Q . 55 t? .. it a,4:..i. 4 1 Freshmen. . . Attentive, enthusiastic, read to learn .. Vicki Gates Deborah Geisler Walter George Debbie Gibson Albert Givens Anna Gordiejew Greta Gordon Becky Graves Genevieve Griffith Bonnie Grover Anita Haakanson Debbie Hamel 3' X .y is X' .D i , X x .ff f ' '1 X of I my .l GQ 'cw' ' 1-:fb-.---,aww . : N , - , pwlfn l i 'i f awp 5 at 'LG' t- g.. - T l l 1 asf . - 1 'I A s f'n 'Q' 1,1 'Q-ff '-I ,,,, .6- XF 4 r YJ YQ! Wx' f F 'V B i J new wa of life if' i t z ' B553 . Q Mi 12:1 I. NAL x ' ' 5 '11 . L -.iv ' ,-'Ja' r' J, t .4-' L- A 4 V Q . ml H L Q, H x X X ,I N 'fa an ,du '43 . . -A ,.4 53 ffgr - ghd , -1 H---1' .J 1 Richard Hammerud Lynn Hanson Barbara Harder Christine Hargan Robert Hartman Monte Hasz Helen Hay Nancy Henderson Barbara Hendrickson Laurie Heneise Bill Higgins Lynette Hildebrandt Theo Hillberg Allen Hodges Ruth Hong Alta Hood Deena Hutchinson Diana James David Johnson Sherri Johnson Glenn Jones Mary jones Sherri Jones Sharon Joy Bonnie Junkin Donna Keene Lucinda Kempf Ryan Kerby 'wt Susan Ketola Jan Kildal A. Bruce Kitabjian Patti Kodear Winifred Ku James Lang Mary Lemen Lilian Lim Judi Lind Judy Lininger Kathie Lionbarger Dennis Livesay Karen Lord Kirk Lowery Michael Ludwig Karen Lusk Patricia Marenczuk ,I Q- Joscph Marshall Rolane Massingill Janet May Sandra McDonald Jeanette McGarva Robert McLeish Dennis McNeely ' :il T175 ' ' 'W ,lT'v Lap Qu vt J M 1 L Y . l l -. ,af , w f J 'I-,E ,B 5 . ii a w iei 1' ..f'X 4 X r. Q P . ' . -, X l . J, ' ' J Le Le F 'wif il f u X M -3. 1 - '25 '41-.:v'l Q V.. . x-ll'-i' .dk rs ' vs w , xx 'r 'ofw N , F V .,,. .-.M V in . 5 L n P' f- l' tvs. '-A eff l '11 J 1 Q I Y T.: Civ. Willing to be themselves X Ginny Meadows Patricia Mentemeyer Cathy Mercer nv Q. 153 Allan Merrill John Mllgafe If f X' 'L. Ardyth Miller 'i H 4 V' ,js Dt ' X K ' , 24, if , Glenn Miller a Pat Miller Cheryl Miniaci ICT' 4 , -5 ' L J , Y , db V .1 . I . l , A 2 1 y 9 f M . 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BIOLAN Staff ...... Carillons ............ Cheerleaders CHIMES ....... Chorale .....,. Christmas .......... Day of Prayer ...... Debate Team ........,.. Dialogue ...................,.......... ....... Freshman Class Olficers Council Members: Tom Chegwidden Bonnie Grover John Milgate Steve Vincent Kris Wollam Halloween .............. Homecoming .............,. International Club ........ ....... Junior Class Officers ......., ...,.., Council Members: Barb Bender Barb Green Myron Jones Sue Lake Jane Perlman Edwin Shepperson Kings' Daughters ...,..... Kings' Players .,........... Lettermen ........................ ....... Missionary Conference . Urgameations and Activities Index Missions Club .....,.............,., ........ M 8: M Club ..,..........,...................... Nurses' Christian Fellowship .......... Other Side ........................,............... P.E. Majors .....i........,. Q Senior Class Oliicers ....... I.l3.l'tCtS .......,................. Council Members: Dr. Hopkins - Advisor Nikki Barnard Walt Barnhart Steve Jones Gareld Murphy Steve Reischke Sigma Tau Chi ............, SMU ................................. Sophomore Class Officers Council Members: Dave Baldwin Mark Holbrook .. ........ 150 Melvin Howell Jane Kring Gary Radmacher Shirley Shaw Sports: Baseball ...... Basketball ,.......... Cross Country ..,... Soccer ,,........ ....... Tennis ..................... . Track and Field ..., Women's Basketball Women's Volleyball and Tennis Wrestling ................ Spring Banquet .,,,...... Student Government Sutherland Sizzle ......,. Torrey Conference .... 7 Who s Who .........,... WRA ................... 'IT 1.liP' , 1 1 1 , rl , at . I 11 I . M .1 ffm' I I P ' ,L Richard Arthur .....,. ......,. . . illiam Bass .,.....,.....,.... .,.,.... irginia Battenfield oard of Directors illiam Boardman erald Boerner .....,.... ....,... orothy Braun ave Bridgen ..... anet Brown ......, ayner Brown ......... ....... arbara Burger ...... ietrich Buss .....,. einhard Buss ......... ..,...... 8 9, ill Bynum ,...,.,.. illiam Carden ,,..., ........... srael Carmona ....... ......,,,......... ichard Chase ..,.. ames Christian ....... .,....,........ oe Coney .......... lyde Cook ,.......... ames Crawford ...,. ............... obert Crawford ........ .......... 1 16, enneth Daniels ........ ,..,.......,.,. irginia Doland ..... ....,..,... iuiam Ebeling ..,... ester Eddington ........ ....... old Ehlert .,..... ill Ehman .....,.. an Eitzen .....,.. obert Extzen ........... ....,.. urgeon Elder ..,... eLores Ely .......... ebekah Fleeger ............ ..,.... oug Friederichsen aron Friesen ........ argaret Friesen .. uth Fuller ,.......,,., L. L 5: Adminz'stratz'0n and Faculty Index Dick Gartell ..... Sylvia Gilman ......., Gerald Gooden ....., Ron Hafer ....,.........., David Hammond ,..... Delbert Hanson .,.... Margaret Hart ....... .......,. 1 8, James Henry ...,... James Hill ......... Robert Hill ...,. Bob Hopkins .......,, Adrian House ......,... Dave Humphrey ...,.,.. john Isaac .....,,....... Masakazu Iwata ......., Richard jones ...., Leta Kilander ...,,.,. Margaret Kilmer ...... Dorothy Kindell ,....... Robert Koontz ........ Paul Kuld .....,...,.i.,..., Nickolas Kartaneck Peter Klutz ...,.,...,...... Stanley Leonard ........ Vem Lewis ......,...., Robert Livingston ...... William Lock ..,,.... Grant Logan ..........,.. Frances Lu ..,..........,.... Betty McCullough Colin McDougall ....., ......... 6 7, Inez McGahey .,...... .,........i..,.... Richard McNeely ............,.,. 10, 49, Curtis Mitchell ,....,. .........,,......, George Nishida .,..... ....,........., Ed Norma.n ,..... Betty Norman .....,.. Wes Older ........... Harold Penrose ...... David Peters .....,. Paul Poelstra ...... james Poteet ,,........ Ethel Rankin ,.......,,.... Rubetta Ridderhof Bill Roberts ..........,..., Ferry Roberts .......... Terry Rose ........ Charles Sarver ...,., Jack Schwarz ...,,., 118, ffffffiiif 134 123 123 137 116 134 137 141 123 122 118 135 144 Paul Schwepker ....., .,...... 1 18 Elizabeth Scott ...... .......v 1 22 Craig Seaton ,,........,. ..,,,... 1 16 Antonio Serrano ,..,,.., ,,.,.,,, 1 43 Diane Shanebeck ,. ,.,,.... 140 William Shanebeck ,,,,,... 142 Leonie Soubirou ....,...i ,.,,,,.. 1 32 Russell Stepan ...... ...,.....,.,,,, 1 44 Harry Sturz .......... .. ,.....,..,,...,..., 140 Phil Sutherland ...... 47, 86, 129 Sam Sutherland .,....... ........... 1 14, 212 Louis Talbot ..............,,.....,.,.,,.....,.., 115 Connie Throneberry .................. 35, 135 Nona Thuni .........,.. ............ 1 22 Darold Tucker ........... ..,..,,. 1 34 Richard Unfreid ..,..... ,..,.... 1 44 Wilmar Wall .......,.. ,....... 1 46 Harold Wang .....,.. ,,,..... 1 38 Duane Wetzler ...... .....,,. 1 41 Loren Wiebe ...... ........ 1 45 Elda Wilmot ........ ........ 1 40 Jennie Wong ...... .....,.. 1 45 Frank Zamora ......,. ........ 1 45 Aaron, Jeannie ..,.... ............... Aaron, Mike ,......, ,........ 4 7, Abel, Chris ........ .....,.............,.. 7 9, Adams, Esther ..........,..................,..., Aggus, Connie ...... 54, 99, 110, 111, Ajibola, Lawrenza ............,.........,,.. Allen, Jim ............... ........ Allman, Charles .... ........ Allman, Pauline ...i. ............... Andersen, Larry ....... .................. Anderson, Debbie ...,..,,........ 54, 98, Anderson, Jan ......... ..........,....... Anderson, Janis .... ............... Anderson, Linda ..... ............... 2 7, Anderson, Murray ......,....,.... 37, 79, Anderson, Nancy ..... .................. Andrew, Linda ..,....., ....i.......... 4 5, Andrews, Barbara ..,....,,... 107, 111, Archibald, Jan .,.... Arensen, Allan .... 171 163 151 79 151 179 179 163 179 163 151 179 163 163 163 163 163 179 163 Student Index 35, 83, 163 Armstrong, Carol .....................,,. 32, 163 Arveson, Janet ...... ........ 4 5 Asher, Dave .......,.. ........ 3 5 Atkeson, Henry .,...,. ....,... 1 51 Atwood, Gale ........... ,,.,..,. 6 0 Aydelotte, Candy ...,.. .,....,..,. 1 51 Azlein, Jane ............, ......... 4 2, 163 Bacon, David ........ ........... 1 51 Baker, Charles .......,.... ,...,... 1 63 Baker, Cora Ellen Baker, Randy ........... Baker, Robin ........ ,......... 2 9, 96, 151 Baldwin, Dave .,.....,. .....,.... 4 5, 55, 171 Ballenger, Belinda ...................... 65, 163 Bandanza, Pat ......... ........ 7 7, 110, 171 Barkrnan, Carol ...,. ............ 4 8,171 Bamard, Nikki ...... ........ 1 51 Barnes, Cynthia ....... ........ 1 63 Barnhart, Walter ................. .151 Barrington, Lois ..,....,................ 52,179 Bascom, Kenneth .........,.. 37, 53, 99, 105 Baskin, Larry ,..... ................ 6 4 Bass, Kathy ........i.... .,.... 1 79 Batchelor, Jeannie ...... ...... 1 63 Bates, Lynn ...,..,... ............... 1 79 Bates, Rand ...... ....... 1 07, 171 Bauman, Julie ...... ..,....,,.......... 1 51 Beaird, Laurie ...... .......,.,,,i,,.,........ 1 51 Beckwith, Dave ............ 54, 77, 105, 152 Beckwith, Ken ...... ...................... 1 71 Beckwith, Leslie ..... ......... 5 9,179 Beechen, Martin ..... ........ 4 2, 86 Bell, Miriam .......... ........ 1 71 Bender, Barbara Bennett, Betty ........ .....,..163 ........163 Benson, Connie .,..... ....... 1 07,163 Benson, Judy ........., ........... 1 71 Bergen, John .,...,, ,,...,., 1 52 Bigger, Alan ....,. ,.,.,... 5 2, 53 Biggs, Margie ...,. Biiyeu, 206 James ...,,,. ........179 ....,...171 Bloom, Marilyn ........,.....,,,...,,-,,,.,,,,, 179 Blount, Steve ....... ......... 1 10, 111, 163 Blower, Kerry ..,,,..,,,.. ,,,,,,.,,,,.,,,.,,, 1 71 Boatner, Thomas .,,,,... ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,., 1 52 Bodmer, Rod .,......... ......,. 1 8, 105, 152 Bowen, Bev. ....,,..,,.,, ,,,,.,,,,,,,,,, 1 63 Bowman, Faith ..,,.,,,, ,t,..,,,,..,,,, 1 52 Boyd, Darlene ,,.,...,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,., 1 71 Bradshaw, Charles .....,.,,.,..,,. 67, 96, 152 Bradshaw, Susan .,,,,i..,.,,,,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,., 163 Brandenburger, Cheryl ,..,,s., .,,,.,., 1 79 Brasile, Janis ...,,.i,,,,,.,,,.,,., .,,.,,,,,,,, 1 63 Braun, Chris ..............,..,,, ,,.,..,., 5 2, 163 Brewer, Brenda ......, .,...,,.,..,,., 1 63 Brewer, Jerry .....,..... .....,,.. 4 6, 171 Bridgeford, Jeanne .... ..,,.,,. 1 11 Bridges, Charyla ......,... ,....,.. 1 63 Broadway, Bennett ........ .,...... 1 63 Brough, Raylaine ....... .152 Brown, Dean ....... ........ 1 63 Brown, Kathy ,,.,, ,,,,.,,, 1 71 Brown, Linda ..,.,,. .,......,,. 1 71 Brown, Thomas ....... ,...,..., 4 6, 152 Bryan, DeWayne ,........ .6-4 Bryan, Jackie ,...... ........ 1 52 Bryan, Joanne ..... ,....... 1 71 Bryan, Joyce ....... .,.,..,. 1 71 Bubser, John ...,... .,..,,,, 6 4 Bunney, Chris ,,.,,., ,,,,.,,, 1 79 Bunney, Emilee .,.,,,, .179 Burns, Ruth ............. . ..,..,., 171 Burris, Margaret ....,,.. ,.,,,,,, 1 79 Burton, Kathy ....,.... ...,,.,, 1 71 Burtz, Kieth ....., ....,,...,.,,,, 1 79 Butler, Tim ....., ....,.... 4 6, 171 Bye, Darrell ...,..... i.,..i..,,,, 1 63 Caballero, Mike ,,..,,.,,..,., ,,.,,,,, 1 71 Cadloni, Ellen ......,.....,,,,... ...,..,, 1 63 Campbell, Jon Malcolm ....,. ...,,......... Campbell, Sharon .,,........,.,,.,,.,,,,,.,,, 163 Campbell, Valerie ,......,.,,,,,,,,,..,. 42, 179 Carden, Allen ......,,. .,...,.. 99 , 105, 163 Carey, Timothy ..... .....,,.,. 1 07,179 Carlson, Herschel ..,...,,..., ,,.,,,,, 1 79 Carpenter, Marcia .,....,. ..,,i,,, 1 71 Carpenter, Tim ,.,,..,... ,,,,,,.. 1 71 Carrol, Saundra ..,..,, ,,,,,. 1 52 Carroll, Tom ......... Carter, Charlene ..,.. Cedarholm, Bill ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,A,, 3 5, 37 Cernocky, Nancy ....,... Chamberlin, Owen ...... Chase, Carole ............,. Chegwidden, Thomas Childress, James ,.,,. Chow, Kathy ..........,,.. Choyce, Dave ...,............. Christensen, Kenneth .. Christensen, Susan ...... 171 171 171 179 179 163 179 163 ........163 ......,.63, 64 Christian, Alice ...........,..,.. ........ Christopherson, Evelyn ........ ........ 179 171 163 171 Chun, Adelia ,.,... Chun, Brenda .,..... ........... Ciocchi, Dave ..... ........ Ciocchi, Jan ...,.. Clausing, Janis Claussen, Darrel ....... Clewett, Rich ....... Clinton, Janet ..... Cochran, Dianne Cochran, Jerry ......... Cole, Paula .,.,.,... Coleman, Ruth ........ Coleman, Sharon Collard, Dean ........ Collings, Dianna Collison, Ralph .. Combs, Walt ....,.i. Conrad, Timothy Converse, Jean .. Cook, Jeanne ...,.. Cotton, Dave ...... Couture, Mary .... Crandell, Lanny Craw, Lance ...... Crouse, Kathleen Cumrnings, Kathy Daer, Bill .......,.... Davidson, Duane Davies, Dann ...... Davies, Mike ...... Dalrymple, Steve Damiani, Louis .... Dane, Kathryn .. Davis, Chris ...,.... 37, 67 vis, Paul .A........ vis, Susan Rae ,,.. vis, Sharon ...... yton, Dave ......,, bridge, Stephane laganna, Nancie Vlille, Terry .,.... mton, Cherie ,..,.. briesr, Michelle .... Haven, Colby ...... vastes, Ruth ........ key, Gardiner ...,.. .111145,83 11111180 11111153 .111163,64 11111180 11111164 11111152 11111164 111133,180 11111180 uHu142,172 11111153 ,e, Darryl ........ .....,.,,i 1 53 , Karen ........ .......,.. 1 64 'ne, Steve ........ .......,...... 1 53 d, Sharon ........ ................. 1 80 rksen, Jim .......,.............. 45, 47, 172 son, Judy .....,,............................. 172 ahoe, Jim ........ 54, 99, 103, 105, 153 sey, Connie ,,,....,....,..... lvns, Janet .....,.. le, Don .......... er, Richard stadt, Janis .,...... s, Jennifer ........ ois, Paul ........ eck, John ...... , Nancy ....,,..,, can, Darlene ...,.. can, Earl ........ can, Gerald ...,.. , Karen .......... 32,61,65,98,l65 r, Edith ...,. n, Susan ..... :ng BHI .,..... mg, Flo ....... ff, Paul ......, rds, Gary .,..... ann, Esther ,....... tt, Judy .,........ tt, Tim ....... son, Dave ..,... man, Roger man, Sandy , Greg ........... , Linda ..... , Joanna ...... rly, Mary ....... ya Mary -'------ son, Bruce ,....... on, Sandy ..,..... , Joan ..............,,,, 1111111172 11111180 1111135,63 11111153 11111180 1111111180 1111111172 59,111,172 1111111164 11111164 111 38 11111 38 11111164 ,11165,164 11111180 111 32 .111111 61 .11191,180 11111153 11111172 111 25 11111172 11111172 11111153 11111153 ,111163,64 .,au97,164 11111164 11111172 11111164 ,111163,88 11111154 .111111180 enberry, Linda ,,,,..,,..111,1,,1,,,1,1 180 e, Nancy ..........1...,,...... 61, 65, 164 on, Maureen ...,.. ................. 1 72 Valerie ......... , Jeannie .,,.... , Mike .,..... , Norma ....,...., y, Katherine ........ ers, Bill ,,......11., er, Carol ..... Evelyn ..... Kathie ..... Bob ........ 1111125,54,67 .111153,60 1....,1l80 .hHn1l70,l72 .11111111172 .nanu111,l72 Foh, Tom 1..1......1... Ford, Deborah ,.,... Fox, Mindy ........ Fraley, Dianne 1....1 Franke, Fred ........ Frantz, Darlene ....... Frederickson, Sue ,...... Friesen, Karen ......... Friesen, Mahlon 1.,., Fritz, Leila .........1.. Fuller, Marilyn .,,1... Gabriel, Virginia .1..... Galpin, Susan ......... Garmo, Janice ...... Gasaway, Eileen ....,,, Gates, Vicki ......1..1...., Gatewood, Dellena .....,.. Gayman, Carolyn ......, Gebb, Miriam ...,..... Geiger, Geisler, Peggie .1....... Deborah ..... George, Mary ,..... George Gerber, , Walter ........1 Donald ........ Gewe, Anne ......,..1 Gibson, Debbie 1... Gilmer, Ted ...... Givens, Albert ...... Givens, Davis ..1. Givens, Tom .... .111164 .111172 11111180 111159,164 111137,164 .11111164 11111172 11111164 .111164 .111172 .11111164 111145,154 11111172 .111 42 1111164 .111180 .111164 1111164 .111172 .111162 .111180 .111154 1111111180 111182,164 .111154 .111180 .111164 1111111180 111111135,91 .111111137,154 Gleason, Jean ...,.. ,.... .... 1 1 0, 111, 154 Gleason, Paul 1.1.1, Godwin, Sue .,,....... Goldwater, Steve ..... Goodwin, Bob ...... Gooden, Lynda ...1... .........88, 91, 172 Gooden, Mark ,,,1.,,.. ,1,,,,,, 4 7, 172 Gordiejew, Anna ,,.,1,, ,,1,,,11 4 8,180 Gordon, Greta ...,..,..,,1,,111,11111111 48,180 Gorin, Linda 11,,,,1,.111,,11111,,,,,,,,,,, 45,164 Goveia, Frank .1..1,,,,,,, 96, 106, 107, 164 Granger, Pamela ...1,..,11,1..1,1.1,1, 18,164 Grant, Karen 1,,1,,,,1111,,111,111,,,,1,.,, 37, 178 Graves, Becky .........1....1.,1 32, 61, 65, 180 Green, Barbara ...,1.1. ,............,, 4 8, 164 Green, Kathy ...... Greenwell, Kay . .... .1 Griffith, Genevieve ,.... Grout, Carol ....1..,.,.. Grover, Bonnie ...1.... 59 1.1.1164 ..........180 ..........164 .......1..180 Gunther, Marilyn ,..,111111,,1.11,,,,,,1, 27, 165 Haag, Douglas 1.,.......11....,,,1,,,111,,,,11 165 Haag, Sharon ...... 18, Haakanson, Anita , ..,....... Haberer, Irene ..,..,...1,1,11.1,,.,,1,11,1 27, 165 Hagman, Mary Jean 1...11,,,11,,,,1 18,173 Hagstrom, Diane ,.11,1,,,,1,1 1,,11,,1 7 9, 173 Halderman, William Hamel, Debbie .....1.... Hamilton, Walt 1,1,1,11,,,,1,,, 35, 37, 63, 88 Hammerud, Richard Hanlon, Michele ....., Hanna, Gary ........ Hanson, Lynn ....,..... Harberts, Elizabeth 1. 111.187, 173 11.11.1181 ....1....1l73 Harberts, Patricia ...1., Harder, Barbara 1..1. Hargan, Christian ....... Harris, Dean ......111....1 Harrison, Donald ...,..1. Hartle, Guy ....1..11.... Hartman, Robert .1...... Hasz, Monte ........11... Hatch, Elaine ,.......... Hauft, Marjon .1......1 Hawker, Debbie ..1.... Hay, Helen ..1..... Hayes, Kay ....1.1. Hefty, Dawn .,............ Hegge, Deane ...1...1.......... Henderson, Nancy ........1. Hendrickson, Joyce ........ Heneise, Laurie ..1...1... Hennings, Sherrill ...... Henry, Diane ........... Herke, Li11da 1...... Hertzberg, Fritz ....... .... Hess, John ...1....... Hickey, Dale .....,... Higgins, Bill ,..,.1....... Higuchi, Laurel ........., Hildebrandt, Lynette Hill, James ..................1... Hill, Karen .11............ Hillberg, Theo ,..,. Hilts, Leonard ..... Hind, Heather ..... Hodges, Allen ....1..........1.. Hoffman, Donald ............ Holbrook, Mark 1...,...,..... Holcomb, Ronald Holecek, Ruth .....,1,1 Hollis, Marilyn ..,.1.... Holt, Betty ........... Hong, Ruth ...... Hood, Alta ........ Hook, James ...... Hoover, Gail ......... 1111165 .111181 1111181 .111165 1111173 .111 64 1111111181 111111111181 11154,98,154 111111111 58 .111127,165 .111181 111111111165 111111111 64 Hefley, Joe .......1 ........... 42, 45, 83, 99, 165 .111158,173 111111181 111129,165 .111155,165 1111111173 111111111154 11142,45,165 1111111173 1111181 1111111165 111111111181 11188,91,165 11111145,165 .111181 .111165 111111111165 111111111181 1101,105,154 111111111173 11177,80,154 111111111173 1111173 .111165 .111181 1111111181 1111142,59 111161,154 207 Hornkohl, Mike .... , .,........... 63, 64 Houchin, David ............................,.., 165 Howell, Melvin ,.,, ........ 1 05, 110, 111 Howley, Joseph ...... .,..,.................. 5 3 Huber, Angela ...... .............. 1 65 Huber, Luke ....... ........ 8 7, 173 Huck, Sharon ........ ....... 1 65 Hull, Karen ,,..... ....... 1 73 Hulpke, Janette .... ........... 1 73 Humes, Kent ,.............. ........ 8 7,173 Humphries, Kermit .......,, ........... 1 54 Hunter, Karen .........,... ....... 1 65 Hutchinson, Deena ..... ....... 1 81 Hults, Kay ..,..........,,. ,...... 1 73 Isle, Rick ......... .....,. 1 65 Iwasaki, Akio ..... ,,......... 1 74 James, Diana ..... ................. 1 81 Jang, Debby ......, ............. 1 11, 174 Jang, Ellen ......... ................ 1 11, 165 Jendro, Nancy .............,.. 32, 61, 65, 174 Jensen, William .......,..............,.,,...... 155 Jepson, Priscilla ........ ..,.... 1 74 Johnson, Cheryl ........ ....... 1 74 Johnson, David ........ ....... 1 81 Johnson, David B. ..,.... ,...... 1 55 Johnson, Jim ,............. ....... 1 55 Johnson, Margaret ....... ,...... 1 55 Johnson, Mary Lou .,... ....... 1 55 Johnson, Nancy ........ ,...... 1 55 Johnson, Sherri ..., ....... 1 81 Johnson, Steve ,,.,., ,174 Jones, Glenn ....... ........... 1 81 Jones, Herman ...... ......,. 9 1, 166 Jones, Mary ....,.. ........... 1 81 Jones, Sherri ..,.,.. ....... 1 81 Jones, Steve ....... ,...... 1 55 Jones, Vicki ...... .107 Joy, Sharon ....... ......i....... 1 81 Judge, David .,... ,..,.... 2 9, 155 Junkin, Bonnie ........ 65, 181 Kagler, Candis ........ 48, 166 Keene, Donna ....... .......... 1 81 Keene, William ..,...,. ....... 3 8 Keitzman, Mark ........ .,..... 3 7 Kellogg, Robert ,......, ....... 1 55 Kempf, Lucinda ..,..... ....... 1 81 Kennedy, Arlene ...... .,..... 4 5 Kennell, Robert ......., .............. 1 74 Kerby, Jan ............ ................. 1 66 Kerby, Ryan ....... ......... 5 9, 64, 181 Kerr, Jelf ....... .......,......... 1 74 Herst, Pat ...,... ......,....... 1 66 Kessler, Marie ..,... ..,.... 1 66 Kester, Katrina ....,... ....... 4 2 Ketola, Susan ........ ....... 1 82 Keyser, Allen ........ ....... 1 55 Kildal, Jan ......... ......, 1 82 Kirk, Gordon .....,.... ....... 1 55 Kitabjian, A. Bruce ..... ,...... 1 82 Kittinger, Glenn ...s..... ....... 1 74 Kleinsasser, Sherilyn ,,.,..i....,.....,...... 155 Klingenberg, Ethel ....,.,.....,.,,.... 61, 166 Knapp, Linda .,.......... 18, 110, 111, 174 Kodear, Patti ...,................................ 182 Koontz, Robert .,.,....,,..,..,..,,......,..,.. 174 208 Koontz, Shirley .... Koop, Mary .,.,... Kring, Jane ......... Kriz, Edith ..... . Ku, Winifred ..... Kyle, Geneva ...,.... Ladd, James ......,....,. LaMunyan, Leslie Landfear, Lynette ,...,.. Landis, Shirley .......... Landis, Steve ........ Lang, James ....,.. Lange, Janet ,.... Larimore, Ron ...... Larkin, Sharon ...... Larsen, Karen ...... Lawrence, Eunice .... Lee, Paul .....,....,..,.. Lee, Russell ...,...... Leeman, David ,......... . Leger, Robert ........ . Lehman, David .... Lemen, Mary ..,...,. Leonard, Jeffrey ......, Leonhardt, Rosie ..... Lestrnan, Phil ......,. Lettelier, David .....,, .duties .uun166 .UNUI74 .cuties .ur,1s2 .u,,nUn59 nnnr35,155 .nineties .UNUI74 NHHHHUU155 UUHUHUHUNI55 unnn37,47,1s2 .iuuuusnuias NHNNWTMU45 ,u,,4s,174 nHnU65,l74 .NUUI74 UHUUUUHUMHI74 u,n,UuuHuu155 .45,47,105,166 ,,n,,n107,174 it,n64,83,162 ,n,uu,unr1s2 t,n,u107,174 11,180,165 .Burnt 45 .n,u155 Lewis, Bill .............. ....,.. 5 3 Lewis, David ..... ........... 1 55 Lewis, Karen .................................... 166 Lewis, Timothy ,..,.... Lewis, Todd .... 53, 89,-N Lim, Lilian ...,............ Lind, Judi ......,......... Lindquist, Swante ....,,. Lininger, Judy ......... Lindsley, Marilyn .... Lionbarger, Kathie ,. Lisle, Jennifer .......... . Livesay, Dennis .... Lokkesmoe, Jim ....... Long, Alan .....,...... Lord, Karen ,,.,.., Lotz, David ....... Loucks, Linda ...... Lowery, Kirk ........ Ludwig, Michael ..,.. Lusk, Karen ...... Lutz, Wanda ...,. Lyon, Charlene .... Lyon, Joanne ....,... Madden, Donna .....,, uunnt35,36,82 97, 104, 105, 166 nin,n,iUnunu1s2 U,,uurir,60,1s2 nuiiuuuiee ,,,u33,1s2 .......166 ...,....182 .......174 .........,.l82 ...,..,35, 59 45 ..,.....182 ...........166 ........42, 166 ......,.42, 182 ..,........l82 .....,.182 .......174 ,....,..155 ...,....174 ..........,166 Magnuson, Don ....... ........ 8 8, 174 Maib, Larry ............. ........,..,.. 1 55 Malcolm, Donald ..,,...,.....,,............... 156 Marenczuk, Patricia ........,... 33, 89, 182 Marshall, Joseph ....,..,. Martin, Callie ,.,........ Martin, Richard .,...,. Martmsen, Carl ....,..,...,........ 35, 49, 156 Massingill, Rolane .,,.... May, Janet ............... Mayer, Jan .............,. McAlister, Naomi ....... McBee, LeRoy .,.... V iuuuniuuniss Hntuinulsz u,un73,156 .nunu,156 uMHi156 McBride, Karen ..... McBride, Neal ...... McCall, Ruth ........... McCulley, Roberta ..... McCutchan, Mike ,....,. McDonald, Sandra ....,.,, McDorman, M. Julie McDougall, Bill ...,,.,,.,.,.. McElroy, Miriam ..,..., McElveen, Greg ....... McGarva, Carolyn ,.... 'ffffii McGarva, Jeanette ...,.,.............. 60 McKean, Joyce ................... McLaughlin, Larry ......... .18, 54, .103, 106 McLean, Rebecca ................ 27, 33 McLeish, Robert ...., McManus, Dan ,,..... McNeely, Dennis .,.., Meadows, Ginny ,........ Meise, Kristen ................ Mentemeyer, Patricia .........,...,...,.. Mercer, Merrill, Merrill, Metcalf, Cathy .,.............................. Allan .,.............. 47 Steven Jeannine Middleton, Sue ,,.,... Milgate, John ........ Miller, Ardyth ...... Miller, Dennis Miller, Glenn ......., Miller, Linda .... Miller, Pat ..,.....,,..... Miniaci, Cheryl Mitchell, Mike ...,.. Mixter, Modert, Molnar, Grace .. ,59,1o7 Elwin .,,... ......... 3 8, 88 Pat . ....,.. . Mollett, Loreen .,...,, Monroe, Arlonne Monroe, Jack ........ Monroe, Sharon ....... ............... Monsen, Margie ...., ......... 4 5, 4 Montoya, Favy ,..... ............... Montoya, Julian .,.,... Moore, Carol ,.... Moore, Elaine .,......... Moore, Lynnel ...,....,....... Moorhead, Marilyn ........ Moravitz, Susan ......,,... Morey, Linda .,.,....... Morgan, Maryam Morgan, Roger ...... Morgan, Wayne .... Morris, John ..... Mosier, Mark ,....... Mott, Lynette ...,. Movius, John ..... Mowrer, Bonnie .... Moyens, Suzette .... Mullins, William Mungie, Debbie ....... Munroe, Nancy ....... Murphy, Gareld Murphy, Nlary ...... Musser, Grace ...... ...Qffli ffffi .ffffii 5 9 7 3 45, 45, 3 Romig, Carol ............ uman, Paul .... .... ..........48, y, Marilyn ....v..... .,........ 4 5, idlinger, Judy ....... ............ iswender, Lan'y .,....... .......... 7 7, wcomb, Ken ........... .......... 4 5, wman, Jeanne ....... wton, Frederick ......... .. wton, Sharon ......... hols, Monica ....,. hols, Mike ....., kel, Joyce ,.,,.. tler, Ellyn ...... on, Doug ........ llmeyer, Lori ..... .,..fffiiiQ' 'liiiQ'i65f .......35, 47, rgaard, Jan .....,.,.,..... ....,.... rthrup, Charlotte vack, Sue .....,.... . ..............,............ nez, Tony ........... en, Dena , ,...... ..... . . streich, Christine ...... .... lson, David ........... chea, Connie ....... en, Robert ....... ver, Debbie ....... ver, Gary ......,. n, Carol .,...... n, Dennis ...... en, Gilbert ...,......... stdyk, Charles ....... fer, Gary ........... , Dave ............... erman, Judy ..... erton, Stephen ....... ner, Cynthia ..... ard, Dave ..,....,. .........37, 105, ..........73, fffffffflisf .,,.ffQi69Q' ...ff5ii,'iiiiQ' ffffffflih uuN61, mer, Glenn ,.......... ............ quist, Wesley ......... ,......,........ ker, Linda ............. .......... 4 2 terson, Diane ....... terson, Peggy ....... ........178 ........107 terson, Jeannie ...................... 27 llos, Pamela ......................,...,... lsen, Tim ....,. ......... 3 8, 52, 85, lak, Joyce ........ ....................... ne, Diane ............... ....... ne, Margaret ....... cock, Janette ....... 157 183 167 167 175 167 188 175 167 167 175 167 167 183 175 157 175 170 157 167 167 183 157 183 175 183 158 158 167 H59 167 167 183 183 183 183 158 175 183 183 167 158 107 183 167 158 183 rsey, Scott ................,.................,. 167 rson, Rebecca .............................. 158 rson, Stephen ..54, 97, 105, 150, 158 sland, Ruth ,.,...,,...,.....,.,......,....... 183 k, Teresa .......... .....,..., 8 0,167 ar, Richard ......... ............ 1 58 dleton, Cyndie ..,....., ........ 1 58 nington, Moscow ........................ 49 lman, Jane .................................. 167 y, Iaavui ....t. .......,.. 35,37,45,47 rs, Ephraim ...... rs, Leroy ....., rsen, Alton ........ rsen, Lynette ....... rson, Andy ...... rson, John , .,.. er, Herman ...,.. unUU167 HMHHUHH58 nu,NH27,167 nHun183 .HNUUNHHI58 167 gsten, Rodger ..,..,.......... 42, 45, 167 Phillips, Rick ....., .......... 3 7, 133 Phillips, Sally ....,.,,,. ........,... 5 5,60 Pinkerton, Mike ...... .......... 6 4, 133 Plain, Jere ................. ............ 1 67 Plaugher, Randall ......... ......... 1 75 Poon, Annie ,.,.......,..,, ......... 1 67 Poppy, Gail .......... Porphir, Alan ...... Porter, Dan ........ Potter, Kirk ........ ..........89, 167 ,.,,,,.,.,..158 Potts, Glory ,,,,.,,, ..,,...,.. 1 1,183 Poure, Dave ....,...,.. ,....,....... 1 75 Powell, Catherine ............................ 176 Powell, Connie .,,..,...,......................,. 176 Powell, Debby .......... 25, 33, 61, 65, 167 Prager, Marsha ...,.,.. Priemer, Donna ........ Price, Duane .,.... Proctor, Pat ,.,..... Propst, Louise ....... Quintana, Pete ..,,.... Radmacher, Gary ,,,. Ralston, Bruce ....... Ralston, Ron ......... Rasmussen, Jack ,.,......... Rasmussen, Dennis .. Regehr, Charles ...... Ratzlaff, Lois ......... Raynes, Charnine .... Redding, Mary Ellen Redding, Miriam ..,,.. Reed, Karen .......,. Reeder, Schellie ...,.... Reimer, Raymond .,,. Reischke, Stephen .... Rennie, Robert ........ Rhoads, Mark .....,..., Richardson, Carol .,.. Richardson, Louise .. Rifkin, Irvin ......... Roark, Margaret ...... Robbins, Chloe ....... Robbins, Ruby ,.,....... Robinson, Margaret Robinson, Nathaniel Robison, Virginia .,.. Rodda, Brent ..,.......... Rodgers, Larry ....... Rogers, David ....... Rogers, Tim .....,.. Rohrig, Karen ....... Rollins, Thomas ...... Rolston, Laura ....... Rosengren, Michael .. Rosengren, Sharon ..., Rourke, Cynthia ..,... ............183 .....,,.111, 176 .........,59, 176 ...,....63, 96, 158 19, 47, 59, 176 , ,,,,,,,,,.,.,....... 158 ..........46, 158 ..........79,183 .UUUn168 .unnn168 .nnnnnniss ruuN15o,15s ,nsHH,,15s .nnUn168 ,nnuu42,45 .urntlss ,UNHNHHIG8 ,..,,.,...73, 210 .,........27, 168 168 nrnunulss .HHUHU45 .nnnn158 .nHMN176 .uHtt158 ,unnnnUul76 unnnU183,49 .UNUUHUI76 .HNnuN45 .ruuu159 ,Utu,159 nnrrtunulss Rowley, Jim ............... .......... 45 , 184 Russell, Marilyn ................ ,........ 1 59 Rutherford, JoAnne ........ ......... 1 76 Rylander, Mark ...,........ Sailer, Christine ......... Sams, Faith ........... Sanders, Peggy ....... Sandow, Elaine ,.... .sHun168 uuuunNnt1s4 Hnuuu45,176 uuuu110,111 .UNUUIS4 Sapelli, Andrea ..... Sappington, Don Sauder, Dave ,........ Saylor, Jim ......... Sayre, Hazel ......,.... Schmidt, Mike .....,. Schnell, Paula ..,.. Schook, Joyce ..... ,,ur,176 .usnnU19,168 159 ....106, 107, 184 .....,....91, 168 ......,.,184 7 ,,, s Irvin Rifkin Schou, Nancy ............... Schubert, Allen ........ Schwartz, Lynette .,.. Schwepker, Jenni ......,.,................ ..... Scott, Anita ...........,................... ...---- .HNHMHUIS4 .tuut103,159 ,nnununiss 176 168 Scott, Craig .......,.. 55, 99, 105, 178, 184 Scott, June ......,,..... ......, .........,--,------- Scott, Dwain ....... 168 Scott, Steven ..,......... ......... 2 9, 46 Segelke, Jan ..,................ ......... 1 50, 159 Semenchuk, Nadine ......... ............. 1 68 Shank, Willa ............... ............. 1 84 Shattuck, Carol ....,... ..................... 1 68 Shaw, Shirley ...... ......... 5 5, 59, 176 Sheets, Ron .............. Shepperson, Edwin Sherman, John ..,...,. Shirar, Chris .........., Shively, Betty .....,,..,,. Shoemaker, Mike ..,.... .......45, 168 ..........168 ..........184 ..........184 Simonsen, Len ...,.,...................... 37, 130 Sinclair, Leetra ...........,.................... 176 Slack, Steven ......,.., 37, 47, 88, 105, 160 Slausen, Barbara ..,.,........................... 45 Sluter, Betsy .......,.. ............. 1 86 Small, Debbie ...... .,....... 2 9, 50 Smith, Janice ......... ..,,...... 1 85 Smith, John ..,...... .......,., 1 60 Smith, Joy ,,,,,,,,, .......... 1 76 Smith, Kathy ...,,.... ............. 1 85 Smith, Marina ...... ....... 7 9, 163 Smith, Rex ..,...... .......... 1 60 Smith, Sharon ....... ..,.......... 1 84 Smith, Tim ......... ,............. 4 5, 134 Smith, Tom ............. .............. 3 7, 134 Smuland, Corinne ........ 48, 98, 101, 105 Soden, Carol .................................... 134 Sodestrom, Cathy ........ Spear, Robert ............ Speer, Doug ,,..,,..... Spencer, Diane ..... Spradley, Ruth ....... Spry, Lawrence ........ Squires, Betsy ..,...,. Stanley, Madalene .... Stearns, Bill ....... tt,H32,65,184 ,tnuurtsnies ,HUHNUHU53 NHUUUI84 UUHHNI84 .nunuuurss .Hut,170,176 ,MHUMUNI84 .Mnnn82,96 209 Stephens, George .... Steputis, Kirk ......... Stewart, Karen ...,. Stiles, Kathy ...... Stine, Kathy ........ Stitt, Barb ........ Stone, Janice ,..... Strain, JoAnn ......... Strand, Tory ......,.,. Stranske, Raymond Stranske, Tim .......... Strickler, Ron ,....... Stroh, Rebecca .,...,. Stubbs, Ronald ....... Studer, Edith ...... Sturz, Steve ........ Sumrall, Alice ....,., Surber, JoAnna ...v.. Sutherland, Ann .... Sutton, Ruth .......,. Svanoe, Karen ...,..,. Swanbom, Rebecca Swank, Joy .............. Swanson, Cheryl .... Sykes, Randy ......,... Tamagawa, Galyn .. Tanksley, Meli ........ Tapp, Vernon ....... Tate, Liz ............... Taylor, Jeannette .... Taylor, Trudy ....... Temple, Patti .,.... Thiesen, Connie ..... Thiesen, Janice .,..... Thiesen, Judi ......... Thiessen, Karon .... Thiesen, Marlene ..., Thiesen, Ramona .... Thomas, Dean ,....... Thompson, Frances Thompson, Gregory ...... Thompson, Rosalie Thompson, Timothy Threatt, Amy .......... Thune, Karen .......... Thune, Richard ..... Tiefel, Joel ............. Tjaden, Marilyn .... Tobey, Roger ......... Tolopilo, Henry ...... Townsend, Marilyn Tritch, Sheila ........ Tucker, Janet ......... Turner, Susan ........ Turnquist, Sarah ...... Tyrrel, Dorothy ...... Uphouse, Hannah .. Valenzuela, Edgar ....... Valladao, Jeanne ..., Valladao, Susan ..,...,. Van Foeken, Anita Van Loon, Philip ...... Vanderbilt, David Varos, Carmen ....... Vincent, Steve ....... 210 uuUunuuunu176 NHnM45,63,176 .HHUUMHU45 .HUHN45 .nutucnles teH1unN65,163 r,Hu42,45,160 .UNHUNMIG8 NUHUUHUHHUUIQ uunuuunuuuuls uu99,101,1o5,16s uuuHnUunuNn46 HUUHUIS4 .UNUUHNIS4 .uuu1110,176 ttnttlso .etnies .uuuuuu1u160 UUNHHUNNHUIS4 1u25,32,61,65 .1uHHuu1N16s 11111176 HQHHULHHHNIS4 58,79,104,105 rUu1tutUru1s4 .nnunnn177 .unurtnuuiss Un1H1s,65,177 .HHHHUNHHIB4 uuuuuise 10111184 .nnn45,177 t1uuN1s4 UUUHNI84 un1,t16s HHHUMI77 01111177 .1uuuN55,168 HNLHUNRHHUI77 nUn97,105,160 uruuuuuuruleo Uuucusuunuu46 .UHUHUMI77 1,n1HnHu16o nU-H63,98,168 1HH1rNnt1u160 Hun127,48,177 .nnnucu169 .u1H35,177 nn-uu184 .n1n79,177 .nUn38,184 .sn1t107,177 .UUUUHUI77 UUHUUI77 .nuu169 11111135 .nnn33,184 nnnnu169 .rrniso .ut,185 ,unuieo .nr1160 .UUUH45 Voorhees, Nancy ..,... Vaughan, Ginny ........ Vaughan, Ken .............. Waggoner, Lawrence Wagner, Jalayne .,.,...,., Wales, Karen ...,........ Walker, Ed ............. Walker, Hugh ....... Walker, Wendy ..... Wall, Ruth ........ Wall, Rachel ...... Wallin, Andrea .,... Wallis, Linda ..,... Walz, Dianne ...... ,......160 .......177 .......177 ..,,...185 ..........185 .HnH46,185 ....,.....185 .ruttrnnulss .n1nu107,169 .tuu45,1s5 ,nt1u45,a3 .nH153,169 Ware, Jim .............., 37, 64, 185 Warkentin, Lois ........ ...,............. 1 85 Warkentin, Marlin ........ ............. 1 61 Warner, Gary ............ ....... 9 9, 177 Warren, Georgia .,.... .185 Watson, Jon ........,.. ....,.. 1 69 Watters, Martha ,..... Wayne, David ,.....,.. Weaver, Jim ...... Webb, Janet ..,..... Webster, Layne ........ Wedel, Mary Louise Wedel, Ruth ....,..,... Weimer, Kathy ..,.. Weirback, Sam ....... Weiss, Kathy ..... Weisse, Helen ....... Wells, Dorothy ..... Wells, Keith ....... West, James ........... Westbrook, Judy .,.... Westcott, Jennifer .... Wester, Deborah ...... .......177 .......161 .,.....,,.185 .wnu61,161 ..........185 18,105,169 uuHu1un59,185 .........,185 uUuuuuH169 .n1us15o,161 .1uru45,83 169 'fffff..9a .,...,....177 Wetther, Karen ........ ......... 1 05, 169 Weymouth, Marie ........ ............,. 1 77 White, Becky .....,.., ,,,.,..,..,,.,.1, 1 69 Whitener, Sandy .,,,1, .,,,,,,., 1 07, 177 Whitley, Lola ....... .,....,. 4 5,185 Wiebe, Barbara .,... .......... 1 85 Wiebe, Marilyn ...,. .,,,,..,. 4 5, 96 Wiebe, Sharon ....... .....,....l6l Wiens, Gordon ....... Wiese, Jim ..1,..... Willems, Paul ..... Willett, Dave ..... Willett, Don ..,.....,.. Williams, Connie ,..,,. VVilliams, Robin ,......, Williams, Star ....... Williams, Teresa Wilson, Ann ........ Wilson, Glenda .,... Wilson, Joan ........... Wilson, Virginia .,..., Wingard, Christina ,. WVingate, Sandra ,.,,.. Wingate, Susan ..,.. 'Wisdom, Linda .......,.. Withrow, Maureen .. Witt, Joseph .............. Wittenberg, Francene WVittenberg,Joyann .... .,........38, 178, 1 45,47,59,1 ..........35, 46, .Nnu35,1 UHUUU1 H111 111111 .nnMn32, tunnel MNMHN1 rnrruni .uHH45,1 tunnel tunnel nun. .,uN80, Workman, Kelth ..,......,.,...,., 38, 88, Worthington, Donna Wuthrich, Janice ...... Wollam, Kris .,......, Wolters, Patti ...... Wood, Althea .............,.....,.,,.....,..... Wooding, Mike .............. 45, 63, 82, Woods, Richard ..,..,...,...................... Woodward, Howard ....... Wright, William .,,..... Wright, Larry ,,.,... Youde, ,Ronnie ....,, . Young, Donna .,,.... Young, Lorynne Young, Scott ........ Yuan, Jerry ....... Yung, Virginia .,... Zehring, David ,.... Zeller, Jeraline zielke, Linda ............ ffllffblif .1un52, ..QfQ.eQv Zimmers, Marilyn ......,. .,,,.., 6 0, Zuberbier, Joan ........ Zuercher, Betty ....... ffffiif QQ-- f ' 'wif 4 I v. 2 U , K s , H wg H Q i s.. .1 4. v 2 2 5222 H '64 ' 1 , glrgyyf- J? A V 'L QQ: J, 2 Hz, 1 'u -ng. - ww? ', A 24- me 1 2 E iff 5235 xl 53 ,935 lg? 2 ' 222 :.: . gs ' QW . Fw , mfg, .,.l Q ' 3, W W : ...... :iff -.ve . MW, ffaw gm 5 .2-Q, ' 2 225512 -222552522 ie I2 W A mi ' in 3 'kj . 3252 W eff Us X '52 , J Z 'XLQ 5: ' ami 2 2 H5555 f f,2fwfs,f MQW V mg: E is E, -Zag , -w W miikx ,gsm Qgffessfssg Mg ,ww ssf2sgf2sw : M5122 ii?253Z2E3g5EM Y 7225225352 n Ek A.. AE E5 E: 2 E is ' i. -ti .2515 . 23 ,. E,- 5 Q21 'K-t 252' 1 X 1 2 2 :mn 2 2 2 M-if ff.,, ll .E-rv-'qv ,gx, ,g : Q fiigii , E fm: E E '53-:gyr Q 1 52 Q Q E , 5 2 nv ws'- M:-Ae,4a.f ' G , Wigs H 'E M2 .W,,2V,.,,M - , W H ...- K 'HEL ar Dr Sutherland ends 35 years 0 service On Friday, February 13, 1970, Samuel H. Sutherland, President of College for eighteen years, announced resignation and retirement before special assembly of students, faculty, administration. It was in 1936 that Dr. Sutherland came to the school as Director of tension, although he had been ac ed with Biola since 1918. For a time he worked as head of Christian Service Department. Later was appointed Dean of the College in 1952 he became President upon Louis T. Talbot's retirement. It was through Dr. Sutherland's ship that Biola moved from its town Los Angeles location to the Mirada campus, that Biola began liberal arts program and majors, that Biola'5 enrollment has grown under 500 to 1,450 students. Dr. Sutherland will remain for a the La Mirada area, editing the Business, speaking at various cl and meetings, and serving as Ch of the La Mirada Planning Com! The standing ovation that Dr, Sam ceived after his announcement is sentative of the college's feelings u retirement. The students wish to their love, appreciation and prayers a continued life of blessing and w the Lord. ,WNV dv- Fine was yesterday amusing, sad, exhausting, full of the unexpected, the unknown But now past, all part of our thoughts. 1 V ' x L.. .,.,. 1- If .-...-.- ll And these thoughts must be coursed to action. ,vnu 2 . . a final look So many things happen in the short space of one year! This fact became especially evident as the staff tried to capture most of it with a few pictures and a little ink. All of the excitement and enthusiasm of one year ago turned to frenzy and inevitable disappointments as the year progressed, but now all that is left is a warm, quiet feeling and a book full of pictures and memories. A well-earned thank you to the entire 'fcrew who had a part in the production of this book. And a special thanks to: Peggy Sanders-for doing my dirty work and putting up with me as my Associate Editorg Robert Flynt and John Dudeck-for thousands of pictures and much patienceg Mark Mosier-for being my trusty Business Manager and faithful encouragerg The Chimes-for use of photographers, photos and paper cutterg Rand Bates-for seal on page lg Frank Zamora-for much advice, cover design and division pagesg Jerry Pevehouse-for senior portraits and color on page 25 Hubbell Publishing Co.-for much encouragement and Fine serviceg Nancy, Jeri, Sandy, Jerry, the C.E. Bunch and all the rest who kept me from losing my mind! The 1970 BIOLAN is an achievement - to be liked by some, not so liked by others. But either wayfthis book will always stand in my mind as a proof of the never-ending grace and power of God. Connie Aggus Editor l ,. r. -A 1 r A' 4, . 5 . 4 A The End H , , ,. ...,,....f?, nm... h,:,,,1,,,,,.1 D- Ubi- T. i ii- , -.1.., -az-Q-4' 'V A

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