California Lutheran University - Kairos Yearbook (Thousand Oaks, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1972 volume:

BOOK NUMBER ' 4 MirrTPHissssif inT Introduction 7 Unique And Individual Introduction 3 4 Introclciction And Feeling nr -odu ; (on,ijj:„.;ij Is The Gateway To A Person Introduction And God 1972 Campanile California Lutheran College Thousand Oaks, California Volume XI Ronn Rygg, Editor Table Of Contents Dedication Administration Faculty Faces Sports Student Life March To May 100 150 216 Table Of Corilents 7 Dr. Leo J. Baranski ' mtkft -Mi, ,--rr- 12 Dedication ... A college is more than classrooms, stu- dents and teacher. It is a learning community where there can be a one-to-one relationship. Dr. Baranski insisted on reserving time tor con- ferences with students. He wanted to know their dreams and aspirations and he spent countless hours helping students achieve their goals. He felt honored and rewarded when stu- dents sought his advice and counsel. (Dr. R. W. Edmund, Vice President for Academ- ic Affairs.) Dedication 13 Maurice H. Knutson, Acting Presiden t 76 Administration 17 18 Dr. Mark Mathews, Acting President 19 20 LEFT: Linka Johnson. BELOW: Helen Lorentson, Mrs. Wilson, Ether Beyer, Mrs. Vanderly, Betty Schuessler, Jackie DeBuiser. 21 RIGHT: Ruth Smith. BELOW: RIGHT: Lil Lopez Aina Abrahamson LEFT: Keith Scott. BELOW: Dorothy Derks 23 Jerry Swanson RIGHT: Dr. John Cooper. BELOW: Lee Danforth, Jim Day, Fred Lauter, Dean Ekenstan. 24 LEFT: T. B. Trollon and Keith Scott. BELOW: Bernie ZebelL 25 ABOVE: Dr. Mike Wylie. RIGHT: Dr. Pamela Kaufman. 28 Dr. Jack Ledbetter 30 Dr. James Fonseca Ted Nichols 3) ABOVE: Dr. Elmer Ramsey. BELOW: Ethel Beyer and Dr. Evenson 32 jai v Jerald Slattum 33 ABOVE: Dr. Elmer Ramsey. BELOW: Dr. James Kallas. OPPOSITE PAGE: Mrs. Jeanlne Bosco. Robert Shoup VK . ' K Dr. Barbara Collins I 36 1 ABOVE: Dr. Lyie Murley. LEFT: Mr. Scott Hewes 37 v RIGHT: Dr. Bernardus Weber BELOW: Dr. Bob Campbell and Dr. Curt Nelson 38 ABOVE LEFT: Robert Shoup. ABOVE: David Johnson. LEFT: Donald Garrison 39 ABOVE: Dr. Richard Adams. RIGHT: Dr. Asper Wallace 40 ABOVE: Robert Pitman LEFT: Mrs. Smith 4) ABOVE: Alfred Saez, Edward Tseng, and Dr. Allan O. Leiand. RIGHT: Dr. Leonard Smith, Dr. Jonathan Boe. 42 ift ffl8U.aiill,:Ulllii.H f Mr. Maurice Williams Dr. Marvin Calin ML - ft u 45 Seniors 46 Nanci Andersen Janet Appleford Peter Balsley Dorothy Barbasiewiez 47 Seniors 48 Jane Beckmann Carle Bull ock Janice Carlson Bill Cook Andy Cote Rich Doerrer 49 Seniors Jerry Downs Mindy Dunderland Anita Evvalt John Henry Karen Hermansen Cinni Hetrick Clay Hitchcock Robert Hot Larry Jach i. ' AVj 1 50 Sharan Jansen Christine Jaynes Sarah Jordy 51 Julie Lerch Linda Luther ' - Gary McGinnis Kevin McGirr ' IT 52 Seniors 53 Steve Miller Bob Mouiton Becky Overton Lyndell Powell Jesse Reichman John Rudat Ronn Rygg Sherilynn Smith - Brian Taylor 54 Seniors 55 Seniors 56 Alan Virgil John Wesling Margo Whitney Steve Williams 57 Seniors Not Pictured B.A. Adams, Patricia D. Belcher, Robert Bozer, Suzanne Brock, Donna Blevins Busse, Carol Ensberg, Martin Hagen, Rozella Hoefs, Mary (Cum) Ingram, Linda Iverson, Timothy Lunceford, )ohn Meeks, Karl Miller, David E. Quentmeyer, Christine Watson, Robert Webb, Jeffrey B.S. Levicki, Walter B.A. Bennett, Dalene Benson, Bruce Brummitt, Gilbert Coons, Mary Cutler, Kathryn Dillon, Dorothy Goodwin, Constance Hoffacker, James Peterson, Linda Beirne Rehrer, Leroy (Magna) Steinmetz, Joseph (Cum) Thomas, Terry Ellen (Magna) Adams, Michael Amundson, Sherrie Peterson Ayers, David Bergman, Roberta Boen, Helen Burties, William Carlson, Stephen Carter, Richard Chavoor, Walter Childs, Deborah Collom, Rodger Cooke, George Cowell, William Crane, Donald Creed, Lucinda Kemp Creed, Luther (Magna) Cvijanovich, Samuel Davenport, Charles (Summa) Davenport, Diane Sprangler (Cum) Davis, Jacquelyn Dominguez, Andrew Dvorak, Stephen Eastvold, Carl (Cum) Elcock, Donald Erickson, Wayne m immm iwiiiiiin Hiiniiiiii 58 in Ericson, loan E. (Cum) Evans, Richard Fauntleroy, Craig Festerling, David Fulks, Valerie (Summa) Gage, Julia (Summa) Golden, Ronald Gulsrud, Mark (Cum) Hendricks, Michael Hengst, Timothy (Magna) Hicks, Howard Higley, Kristine Hossler, Carol-Anne Hughes Hunkins, Richard (Cum) laworski, Terrance lohnston, Deborah Eaton Keesling (Nielsen), Nancy Keller, Lorraine (Cum) Kesler, Donald Kester, lames Kinzinger, Claire Maxey (Cum) Labovitch, Michael Lee, Adrian Lindquist, lenna Long, Charline (Magna) Luevano, Angel McCormick, Richard McNitt, lackee McPherson, Kenneth McQueen, Michael Mamo, Amare (Cum) Matz, Larry Maxey, Stephanie (Cum) Meyer, Peggy Miller, Ralph Moen, Dianne Murray, Pamela (Cum) Oden, Douglas Olson, Mark Lee Ottemoeller, Sylvia (Summa) Owen, Kristi Lee Pack, Howard Petelin, Thomas Peterson, Karen Gay Price, Anne E. Price, )ohn Quentmeyer, Jeffrey Radke, Maren Romo, David Rosendahl, Peggy Rosenstein, Jeffrey (Magna) von Salza Brown, Eugenie (Cum) Saulsbury, Steven Scaturro, Vincent Scheer, Deborah Scott, Susan Sexton, Robert Shanley, Patrick Sirman, Donna Ramsey Smithson, Louree (Cum) Struck, Susan (Magna) Sturm, Timothy (Cum) Taylor, Bryan Tollefson, David (Cum) Tracy, Linda (Cum) Vosseler, James Whitney, Margo Wilber, James Wiley, Janet Willcockson, Elizabeth (Magna) Williams, Richard Wright, Kenneth Youngren, Scott B.S. Branham, Gary Chow, Colleen Crane, Lawrence Dossett, Neal Kelley, Richard Nickels, Margaret Watson, Shirley Wieman, George Randall Brown, Katherine Reichman, Jesse Johnson, Susan Ledbetter, Dolores Nielsen, Nancy Stoll, William Wilson, Zelda Bauer, James Bodner, Karen Butz, Diane Cage, James Griffin, Richard Hagen, Michael Heywood, John Reichman, Jesse Maxwell, Tom Saunders, Don Stillian, Ed f 59 loan Aguilar Reginald Akerson Mark Akiand Karen Alexander Margie Allen Cheryl Alley Kit Alley Diana Anderson Sandy Anderson David Arendt Lois Arthur Jesus Arzalus Steve Augustine Rick Ayers Brain Baker Dorothy Barbslewicz 60 Underclassmen 61 Cinthia Bailey Sharon Bartletl David Beli nap Jeanne Bengston Viv Berquest lean Blomquist Susan Blume Jeffrey Bodner Marshal Bowen Dennis Brammer Mark Brandes lanet Brent Christa Bretz Terry Bridges Susan Broas David Brobeck Greg Bronvold John Brooks Eugeneia Brown Kathryn Bryant 62 Underclassmen Nancy Buckpitt David Butler Paul Cable Ruth Cady Merr ' e Calison Cindy Cambeig Olivette Cannon Call Carlsen 63 Underclassmen 64 Mary Carstensen Margaret Collinson loan Concannon Tina Cooper Vicki Covert Bruce Ian Coy Czernic D. Crute Robert Curcio Susan Dalton Sue Davison Donna DeLong David Demars Rockv Demateis Donna Danielson Bob Dockweiler Ian Dubose 65 Underclassmen Brenda Durr Valerie Edwards Bill Ell Karen Emmel Heroy Emmanuel Manfrid Ess Gloria Falls Capt. Kazoo (Alias Tom Farmer) Craig Fauntleroy Lynn Fisher Toni Fisher Patricia Florin Diana Floyd Sharon Mae Fong Janet Freels Shirley Fugate Daniel Garbe Maskal Paul Gabrinetti Jim Julie Cage 66 1 -- F Steve Cargas i ' - ' Sallie Carman ti 4t- H Cynthia Catsios Bonnie Gill Rachel Cilman )im Glaze Gail Coepfert Connie Goodwin 67 Christine Corham Brain Gradv Dave Graham Harry W. Griffith Cindy Green Christine Grimm Mary Grimstuedt Sharon Grudt Wayne Guthmiller Ray Habel Richard Haberfand Richard Haier Bob Hamilton Jim Hamilton Jeff Hanson Mary Ellen Hanthorn 68 Underclassmen 69 Underclassmen Juidth Haugh Suan Hebel Chris Hengst Kristine Higley Cindy Hinkle David Hislop Anne Hoeter Sue Hoffmann 70 Pam Holley Robert Huebner Nancy Hughes Gary Huff Marilyn Ishizaki lanet lackman Karen lackson lanette Jackson Terisa lanssen Robert lennings Stephen |ensen Deborah lohnson Maralan Johnson Roger lohnson Charles Johnwick Anne Jordan Maru Juntilla Lindy Kasai John Kaslen Jim Kasten 71 Underclassmen __U I 2 72 Eileen Keener Michael Keller Kathy King Butch Kinsman Elizabeth Kirmo Kathy Koch Mary Konow Wendy Krouger LucincJa Kruse Denise Kuehnel William Kuan lee Lamp Bob Lane Ravleen Langlois Michael Lawler Al Leland 73 Underclassmen Rebecca Lewis Pam Little Cheryl Lincoln Jeff Linzer Dennis Lloyd Christy Lobitz Nancy Lund Terri Luther 74 Mathew Mcllroy Sydney Anne McElroy Brian McCoy Mirian Magalee )ohn Magnussen Candy Marshall Maryanne Marshall Frank Maxim Patty Maughmer Chris Merrin Barbara Merritt Walter Mersing lulie Meyers Alvin Millard Monica Miller John Moore Robin Morrison Nancy Munguia Kris Murphy Margie Nickels 75 Sandra Nielsen - Debbie Nystrom Mike O ' Donnell ' ' Pattie Ogilvie Danny Olson  r--- Janice Olson ' lanis Opperman Marilyn Orcutt Kristi Owens Morgan Parrlll Mario Parrino Kathy Peterson Maria Perez Larry Pfeifer April Price Nancy Price 76 Underclassmen s.«. ' «. ••4%; ■ vv- « j o tjtt 77 Underclassmen Guy Quails Maren Radke Dan Ramsey lean Rasmussen )r. Eileen Reading Lynn Reed Caorl Rhine John Ridenour Rosalie Rodriguez Cindy Roleder Susan Ross Donna Rydbeck Luis Sanchez Melody Schmidlin John Schommer Ray Schroppel Peggy Schultz Susan Scott Lozano Servando lorge Sever 78 Keith Shepard Rosemary Silvia Marianne Simmons Sandy Smith Louree Smithson g ' ' - Criag Sweeney Dorothy Swenson John Steel 79 Underclassmen 80 Mark Steele Michelle Stuto Peter Swavely Bonnie Swink Gail Tallerday Desta Tecle Craig Thompson William Thompson leanne Thomsen Eva Thuerling lanice Tompson Mark Truman William Umphreyillie Richard Valby Hilde Vormeland Mary Warden 81 Underclassmen John Washington Jeff Waufle Dan Weber Dave Weber Robyn White Kenneth Wickerham Judy Wiedenheft Sterling Wiihams Tetelle Widoff Zelda Wilson Kathleen Windress Cail Winters Rebeccah Wolfe Dane Woll Patti Wollam Colleen Matson Sharon Reilly Lynn Sansan Colleen Woodruff Gary Wooster Mike Yatabe Charles Young Charaline Yu Laurie Leighton Anne Voth Margorie Gottschalk 82 83 J -r ■•■ •■ : ' k . y S ; o 85 IIIJ! ! .IHiIISiiir 1 i ' ] 1 , i 1. , :m ' :: ' ' ■ ' - ' ■; ' ' :i iS3 ; ' ti¥ ' •i ' i ' HL iVi ' - ' -i j i! i!;Bi, e.iii ' -.iin.i;mi?i!j(i? A Championship Year SOTR. K IL ! ' ■,! ■1 ' ■•■ ■, ' :- ' il ' H The old year passes with cheers, smiling faces, proud Kingsmen with hearts ready to burst, coaches, wives and alums with tears in their eyes and a wet, happy coach raising his arm and pointing to heaven. It ' s great to be Number 1 ! December 4, 1971, was California Lutheran College ' s finest hour. The hopes and dreams of 10 years were real, national recognition ... at last. To completely recap the 2nd year of Champions would be an impossible task. Maybe a brief synopsis will suffice. ■■ 88 CALIFORNIA LUTHERAN COLLEGE 8 ALUMNI 6 A night game at Thousand Oaks High School, a big crowd and a close game marked the opener. Richard Kelley ' s field goal made the difference as CLC came from behind with an 80 yard drive with minutes to play and won with only seconds left. CALIFORNIA LUTHERAN COLLEGE 31 AUGUSTANA COLLEGE 31 The Kingsmen went to the heart of America and proved to over 5,000 fans that Cal Lutheran College never quits. Down twice, CLC rallied with no time-outs and 85 yards to go on a big 61 yard pass to Ralph Miller. Six new defensive men learned a lot about football that night. CALIFORNIA LUTHERAN COLLEGE 31 UNIVERSITY OF REDLANDS 7 Bruce Drake and Ralph Miller teamed up to score and the CLC defense came back to life for an easy home opener. CALIFORNIA LUTHERAN COLLEGE 20 WHITTIER COLLEGE 7 A first ever home night game in Simi and a -26 rush- ing effort by the CLC defense proved decisive. Sub Quarterback Kip Downen provided the offensive spark as the Kingsmen kept alive their domination of Whittier. CALIFORNIA LUTHERAN COLLEGE 6 LAVERNE 6 The Kingsmen hit rock bottom with an inept perform- ance, although La Verne had a lot to do with it. Four field goals were all the scores, but a Cal Lutheran field goal block with 17 seconds left kept a tie from being a loss. CALIFORNIA LUTHERAN COLLEGE 24 CAL STATE FULLERTON 14 An undefeated and high stepping Titan team was de- molished before 4,500 astonished fans at Thousand Oaks High School by underdog CLC. It was a total win by the Kingsmen in all departments. CSF went on to beat PCAA champ, Fresno State. 89 At this point in the season California Lutheran Col- lege ' s record (3-0-2) began to draw votes in the NAIA rating game. Ahead were 2 state schools and tough Pacific Lutheran University. CALIFORNIA LUTHERAN COLLEGE 40 SONOMA STATE COLLEGE 6 After an off week CLC flew north for a return en- counter with Sonoma State and blasted the Cossacks with a 35 point first half and then eased up. Ahead loomed Cal Lutheran ' s first major university game. CALIFORNIA LUTHERAN COLLEGE 22 CAL STATE LOS ANGELES 7 A spirited but mistake prone CLC eleven shocked the haughty Diablos in a wierd twi-night single header that was played Friday at four o ' clock at LA ' s request. The tension mounted as both Cal Western and Clare- mont lost and CLC moved into the top six nationally and eligible for a play-off spot. The team voted to give up the Las Vegas game and risk all on one roll of the dice vs. league champion Pacific Lutheran University. CALIFORNIA LUTHERAN COLLEGE 27 PACIFIC LUTHERAN UNIVERSITY 6 CLC . . -I- . . Homecoming . . + . . Big game = Vic- tory. The Kingsmen fought tough PLU all the way and used familiar weapons, the pass interception and fumble recovery to win the must game. The NAIA invitation came on Sunday afternoon. The community of Thousand Oaks outbid Butte, Montana and California Lutheran College became the host to Montana Tech. CALIFORNIA LUTHERAN COLLEGE 34 MONTANA TECH 6 As usual Cal Lutheran was underdog in the four team play-off. Tech had the best running attack and highest scorer in the U.S. When it was over the CLC defense and Sam Cvijano- vich and Gary McGinnis reigned supreme and the oft maligned Kingsmen offense rolled up the 500 yards plus. NBC showed CLC to the world, Jim Murray wrote about it and suddenly Cal Lutheran was everybody ' s hero — except in Pennsylvania. CALIFORNIA LUTHERAN COLLEGE 34 WESTMINSTER 14 The Titans are were a legend in their own time in the East. The tough kids from the coal mines and the steel mills playing for a 120 year old school with a bona fide giant for a coach. Defending champs, rated number one all year, undefeated in 24 games, Westminster seemed like a sure winner. A funny thing happened to the Titans on their way to the championship. They lost. The Kingsmen wore the crown and it was no fluke. In the end the star Titan runner was on the bench, the cocky quarterback was throwing ducks and the vaunted Westminster team was learning a lot about being behind with time running out. A lesson Cal Lutheran learned early in September. The headlines Sunday read CLC No. 1 in type last used on V-J Day. The country read it on the wire serv- ices, heard it on four radio broadcasts and saw it in color on NBC. The surfer kids from Southern California playing for a tradition-less church school on government loans and $400 scholarships were national champions. Stories like that wouldn ' t make a good pilot show on ABC-TV . . . too unbelievable. .. _ k 91 f f , 92 Football % 1 • f mSs L «ri« |i| ( ' i«y),. laln 93 Football 94 95 96 Wrestling 97 98 99 Basketball 10) •sk;;v;-- .. ioajseas ' Rw 102 103 JM 104 105 Girls Basketball 106 107 Ws wM no r% B jj Rugby mm W ' . ' -C J ) Wa III i Hi III • rxi Lr. ' ■ ' V • 1 [ . 4 : i v ffn ■■ ' Baseball - - ' aplHJItf 112 113 Baseball 114 ■-.■i-i ii- ' . 115 Baseball -■f« « 116 117 118 119 Golf 120 121 ' ■((WW ' ' flP Golf 123 Tennis 124 J Jk pBBiBII H ' i 2 mm : 1 125 Tennis 126 127 128 Cheerleaders 129 a; c 131 133 134 135 Homecoming 136 M • M 1 i 1 [ 1 t B Kiiaimm- k f  , ■ c  l,-fi . r ' .il4; 137 138 Homecoming 139 140 Ml 142 143 ASB Officers 144 Spurs Head Residents And RA ' s 146 147 Dorm Councils 148 149 Augodro ' s Relay :,, .., -,« - - tm -—- r ' ' - ' ' ' ' — i 150 , ..t if. m Jimmm a m 151 152 Music Department 153 Geology Club il V Speech Club 155 MECHA 156 Student Store 157 Religious Affairs 158 BSU 159 International Students 160 Echo 16) 1 ' - 163 WESTLAKEj cleaners; ' SERVING CONEJO VALLEY ' M We K(ap Tai Fresb ks  Out; QUALITY DRY CLEANING AT REASONABLE PRICES DRAPES ■ UNIFORMS - BEDSPREADS KNIT SPECIALISTS TAILORING a ALTERATIONS One Day Service - Free Pick-Up i Delivery 497-2502 OR 213 889-6306 (In K-Mart Shopping Center) 355 HAMPSHIRE RD. 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