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

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LESLI NITZ Psychology MARLENE NORDSTROM Liberal Arts THOMAS O ' BRIEN Physical Education PAULODDEN Physical Education DARROL OLSEN Biology GAILOTTEMOELLER Art 13

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CYNTHIA MOE Art KELLY MOORE Art CARLMULLENEAUX Physical Education DONALD MYLES Political Science KAREN NEWMYER Physical Education CHRISTINA NEITZ Business Management 12 i -

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MARK PAULSON Psychology BRENDA PETRICK Sociology CATHERINE PHIPPS Philosophy Psychology BONNIE PINKERTON Music ARNOLD POZOS Business Management Sociology TERREL RATCHFORD History English MARK REARDON Rel igion Psychology MICHAEL REEDY Chemistry KARIN REENSTJERNA Political Science 4 We all have had many experiences at Cal Lu that have contributed to the persons we are now and will become in the future. As for myself, I have tried to look at every experience, whether it be joyous or disappointing, as a learning process, as lessons to be discovered and remembered in the following years to come. I feel that CLC has given me the opportunity to search out, discover and fulfill my own individual needs and interests. Music has always played an important part in my life and it has continued so throughout my four years here. Playing the piano and singing in Concert Choir each year are my own special ways of sharing my joy and myself with others. I also feel it is important to be constantly aware and sensitive to the people and world around us. Through my Political Science classes I have been able to discover and question events with the full support of the professors. The highlight of my academic career however was my participation in the Los Angeles Urban Semester Program. Through this program I was able to get first hand experience in the field of government that I eventually would like to get into; valuable experi- ence which cannot be tught in a classroom. All of these experiences and so many more have led to a busy but exciting life at the Lu. They have been years that won ' t soon be forgotten. Karen Reenstjerna y .