California Baptist University - Angelos Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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ayer is an important part of many stu- nt ' s lives. ic Skog takes time in apel to be silent. PiarUst Jeff Rix talks to the audience dui ing his mlnl-conceit. John Schwartz, pastor of Bethel Bap- t, Escondido brought to chapel a warm d humorous message. My name is Shelly and I ' m a recovering Dr Ste summer missionary. Volunteers share body ir their experiences from the summer. e Carlcton addresses the stiic chapel and makes his point.

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Chapel Offers Variety and Humor One would think that chapel at Cal Baptist would become monotinous since it is required that all students attend every week, but that was not the case. The chapel committee did a commendable Job of putting together a program for ' 88- ' 89. Of course, there were the traditions, like the Fall Convocation, the summer missions chapel, and the annual production by the drama ministry team. Even though these programs took place each year, they were never the same. Dr. Susan Shaw was the featured speaker for the convocation, and according to one student, She was not boring. The recoverii g summer missionaries were also a favorite, and the production of Doon will be remembered. There were also some newcomers to the chapel agenda this year. We had the pleasure of hearing ]eff lUx on the piano. Also, for the first time, many of u« heard Dr. John Schwartz from Escondldo. There were many other new facet and voices on the program. Another first, Ughtl led a complete chapd aervlce for the first time and did an outstanding job. Chapel ... a time for fun, fellowship, and Iniplnitlon that all can enjoy. I felt that it was a real time of worship, condudnl Vldd SimondU. Rick Oualey partldpatta In the chapel service even when he Is not on stage. Member of the faculty take part in the annual Fall Convocation. 22 STUDENT UFB

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Director Seeks Better Organization for Intramurals Intramurals this year was a program in transition, Despite a slow start, the pro- gram got off to a solid start and made the most of the time spent playing each sport. There was an addition to the program this year. The Associated Students hired an Intramural program director Athletic trainer, in comunction with the Athletic department. This came about for three reasons: in the past, student leaders were placed in a position of compromise with their peers, discipline was difficult to regulate, and there were a great number of injuries in the past year. This year, Jose Gomez, a cenfied athletic trainer, was brought in to fill this position. The Analise Navia takes the snap as the of- fensive line tries to keep out the de- fenders. Rich Ryals swings right, eyeing the field as he provides blocking for Darrin Bur- 2-D defenders rush in to force the sack on 1-B ' s quarterback. 24 STUDENT LIFE