Grand Canyon University - Canyon Trails Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1980 volume:

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SPORTS ............ Q HT. ', .s ,f its - ul, 'w -T - . A ' 1. 4 . HONORS ........... ORGANIZATIONS I29 DORM ............. Softening the harsh lines in the Collage of memories. We are unique, individual colors combined by Christ, The Master Artist into one paintingg Giving us unity '45 ' -f iq IGM -X 0 J , 4 ,X J: 1, r--' X 3 s r FE' L-A., 'ik Q 5 1 f so er A Painting ' of familiar 5 faces 1 .x Warm Vi Embraces, 'QT Liv nc' 'A in 'Rf' ,xg,.J'Si eww -X I 'f'3'ii ., 4, ' , , gin'-'1 ,- ,pi ' ' 3- 'iqixi ,. - ' I ,,.V:. 11435- ' . - f., f , . L. . .-P..-221---'- f-' ' .' yi . ,if 'F Tllff iw? .4-r. jg, 041' ,gg-if 41:2-?, Af . i fv LL? , F., .bl 4, an . 'f uf4'3'S'f,p,,,r , I Zlitx' VH .S -N - , i. 1- ,.. Y 1. .- , - I : Q11 , 'Wi Beautiful Smiles, Beautiful People and Colorful Lives. . . All mingles into one . . . gi Rh , xii!! v l - fi ,ami . aw . Tn. H. hal . -We 'f J: -v ,. .. f M-i, 1.3 --,er v :T ' ' -:WI . -' lwr m '5 ., v V, 4' E 'f. .+ ' '- Y N X., 1 . 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Okay, Oka We're closing for lunch now. You'Il just har to wait, Lord, keep me calm. Sorry that cla is closed. Frustration. that will S3,000.00. Lord, please don't let this che bounce. For anyone and everyone registrati is a time-consuming, often frustrating exp ience. But somewhere along the line you smi Smile please. I, 2, 3, CHEESE! PRESIDE T' RECEPTIQ ...f l ipuumr5,. . ., -5 Many students. faculty members. staff and friends of Grand Canyon College attended the President's Reception. September 7. l979. Pictured above are President and Mrs. Williams. President Williams parents and ASGCC President Robin Baker. So many good things came from our Spiritual Emphasis Weeks. Dr. Dan Holcomb spoke at the fall Spiritual Emphasis and Dr. Preston Bright keynoted the spring Spiritual Emphsis week. Jubilation, Choralaires and numerous students provided , uplifting music and ll e iw I fx testimonies. l P 1 1 PHASS ,r eiiggs 5 A A .n5i'?.' 1 Lots of Sunburns! The Super Slide! Oh no! Here comes a BIG, BIG wave! Grand Canyon College's annual Big Surf day turned out as good as ever. All kinds of person- alities emerged. Csee be- low: Canyon Macho Men or Beach Bulliesj H YRI D E .sf it .OJ g . , ' ' .' HALLGWEE FQ 11 Exfd H RVEST FE TIV L Lmn 15 7.4 X N x 5 RX . ' is-inf The Junior class sponsored one ot the-best-ever Harvest Festivals. The Sesame Street themed festival reminded all of their younger days. A few favorite booths were the Sponge Throw Qsee pic- ture-no wonder it was so popularj, the traditional wedding booth, and. of course, the picture booth starring Bert. Ernie and YOU! The Talent Show master of ceremonies was the distinguished UD Dr. Martin. The show was filled with songs of praise to God. magic shows, smiles, skits and . . .whatever else. The evening was topped off with the crown- ing of the Harvest Festival King and Queen - Ray McHenry and Cathy Pugh. 55.2.2 Q. TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRDR On November IS. I6. and I7. the Theatre-Speech department presented Harper Lee's To Kill A Mocking- bird . Set in Maycomb. Alabama in I935. the play re- corded the experiences of the Finch family - Atticus. Scout and Jem - during the trial of Tom Robinson. After the three performances at Grand Canyon College Ething- ton Theatre, the cast and crew entered the American College Theatre Festival in December. CAST OF CHARACTERS: Jean Louise Finch - Kim Gosney Jem - Rob Bennett Calpurnia - Libby Tomlinson Stephanie Crawford - Shelley Adams Nathan Radley - George Leech Scout - Terri Smith Atticus - Alan Osborn Maudie Atkinson - Mary Hambrick Mrs. Dubose - Lois Fazio Tom Robinson - Robert Jefferson Other cast members: Jim Patterson. Russ Biondo. Greg Ostema, Cedric Stevenson. Jaimie Smith. Don Crosby. Danny Hobaica. Ray Adams, Ann Jackson, Ray McHenry. Frances Ballard. Orval Cragle. Ursala Dees. Rose Milone. BSU LUCK WHAT A NIGHT! Some daring Canyon Students braved the night together at Love Baptist Church for the BSU Lock-ln. We never knew Grand Canyon College had so much talent. Food, fun, laugher and not-too-much-sleep filled the night. Donny and Marie Osmond even put in an appearance for was that our own Amy McGhee and Kathy Hepting?j. HA GI G OF THE GREE Q' - -u. Hanging of the Greens - so very spe- cial! This year's Hanging of the Greens was November 30, I979 at the Canyon gym. The singing and piano playing of Marvin Matthews helped make the even- ing memorable. Gary Youngs led the de- votional to get all in the Christmas Spirit. The highlight of the evening was the Journey to the Grand Canyon College Library where our old Christmas tradition was revived. le if ,Q vs' xl' ' ,Q with 1 X Sif- 2 - - L-:lj f 3. . 'sl li M ' r 1 n , , r 1 I COOL BRUEHL What a Collection! A r Please Darla. l'll take you after open house! Thanks Corky. CPE HOUSE 'V , I I ' . , .1 's-l- 1, ,H ff 3 ' ' il? a ' :tri l rv ru- YY uf -TT ' l Uh-oh somebody didn'l make their bed. f N sa' ,. X ,iff ' , 4 .. yy T ,V . r' 9 bn --X-rx' 'A B 1 .4- ' 4'C l ' il, 1-' ,I 11-1- ,Q ,ab X It wasn't that funny Pete. Above: a surprise open house for the Bottom West Babes. Right: Come on Kamal - clean your room up BEFORE open house. I r 'Y ---59 E v x ll, x ii x XS 1 .Try , ., .gf .I . .7 in ll ll It A Ill 1 uv 'I' A X 4 4 73-Z-1.-..--...-. .. . - A MlL'...,f.3..-.3-.:.., What's everyone looking at? 5.9 v.' JK' v . 5 R ff' if ..-Q' JANUARY TER EF at ca.: U-6 ev ' -,gf- - S Q-...-ni.. G 4-A v Y ' PC3391 . st 7-:ears-2 Uii' A., , T:,. .... wh . '3..... W, ..-E January Term - oh, what a relief it is! lt's a time to sit back, relax, and be glad you're through the fall semester. lt's a time to get to know one another better. But most of all, it's a time to expand your knowledge about the world around us, or learn a new skill or hobby. All these things make January Term a needed break between semesters. f 4' i 1 ANANA SPLIT Once again ASGCC Activities Board sponsored the Ind Annual 30-foot Banana Split Party. There was ice cream, lots of toppings. nuts. whipped cream and Qof coursej bananas galore. Everyone was stuffed and diets were popular the next week. Afterwards some Activities Board members got creamed Qwith whipped creamy. n, 4 . g 9 uf- HGMECOMI G 80 Homecoming was a little different this year. There were no floats, no crown and no coronation robes. Was it because of the floods? The talent show Magical Musical Memories was terrific with first place going to The Canyon Boys fhang in there Jettej. The 'Lopes team came away victorious with a BIG win over Santa Fe College IOS-69. Ruth Ballard and Richard Sanders were crowned Home- coming Queen and King. Well, it wasn't such a bad homecoming after all! But. just one thing, may we please have floats next year Lord? 3 H-Ii-1 E' sw- EWS f 9 A 9 ' -suv----.. GTHI G ,'f1f ,,,, . , tr- L.-.1. fa ff ,Q- va , , f' . p Q31 A' . I 1- ' 5 f f 5523 . A z , , V '1 3 ay. - i H I nu 1' ,-N , 56 ' rv- -4 L' - ' . .127 ,fe ,,,gMv. ,firgn g,. -'fag .-ar .4- ' r - ,I .- ' ..- -' 3- 'Ar- Gary BruehI's Steamrollers rolled over other Canyon teams during Grand Canyon CoIlege's Second Annual Spring Thing Al- most-Anything-Goes. Spectators enjoyed the hot sunny day with a hamburger cook- out, popsicles and lots of action on Bright Angel Lawn. Sander's Bandanas came in second place with Bernie's Bombers a close third. Some events in the Almost-Any- thing-Goes were the BIGGER AND BETTER Contest, the obstacle course, the suitcase race. the ameba-switched-shoe-monkey- walk-leap-frog relay, and the ever-so-popu- lar' tug-o-war in the gigantic mud puddle. Get out the Ben-Gay. 1 7' 1 ' 'G ' Y The Narrator QEI Galloj . . ....... Rob Bennett The Girl fluisaj ................ Libby Tomlinson The Boy QMattj ................... Don Peterson The Boy's Father QHucklebeeJ ....... Don Crosby The GirI's Mother fllellomyj ..... Leslie Hendricks The Actor fHenryJ ................ Greg Ostema The Man Who Dies CMortimerj ....... Ray Adams The Mute ........................... Jac: Baird AN ASTICS Grand Canyon College Drama department produced another great in THE FANTASTICS- A Parable about Love. The story revolves around The Parents who try to get her daughter and his son to marry. But. complications arise! The romance flourishes but soon fades. ln the end fas usualj everything works out great, everyone is happy and. of course, The Boy and The Girl and The Parents live Happily ever after. -5 T ,,,. wv!,,. JR RB QUET xii .5 Jil! BLUE HAWAII This year's JRISR Banquet was a Luau to top all Luau's! The Junior class pulled all the stops as they entertained the Seniors to an evening in Hawaii. The scenery was great with a 26-acre lake and a large tiled pool to admire and swim in. Steaks and potatoes were served from the outdoor grill. The afternoon of swim- ming and entertainment lasted long into the evening. lg.. 1 5'J'o'I6 1 ' 5'o'o'v ' V fb '...g:e1 VI ' 4 ' 9.8,-Q 4 - fungi., ' gfsggg ' 5'- .T - T ' -f i f B -as-rBs'2-gferg-W Dx L1'v ,V ,fr : : : : K i ' JW-We--e -r - fr B 1 Q: 5357 - ii: as ,?.Y-fff Q . QUPKL elf' , 4:14 ljliflg ' T , .fx -- .fa , ff fu ,' fr H46 ,..t lfrf f' :'i?'g.. , - A if 'l I .- w- ' ' J' L.-1 '-', - , f H f lf-ffcgu - 11- W- U ' 5 ,ff V. F A - - - ' , 133. - -- Q 4' ' , . ' 'idwzhgwi-H. : ', .Q .:.- ...-T at - It ' arf-a-f-e. .: 'if -'g ags , -- 111 - --'vw' ,A-m.,5 1 t,.::u.,.gf Warm? 9' .. .W '. V e. .1 .--ff--F b Y . 1 , . , , ,m,vT,.i-4- agiilii .V 1:-g ' - I !,, -,J -, , .1 1 D --J .. ,W H , ,.. I 9. -n.w...t.., ,' . A -D .. 4, A -H Q.. . in . , , N, D N., -A ..,,,.::,,l,,,ui.. ,AH Y 43 ..,,,,,,, w4,.,,.-lY'fa.W,x.-fQ.i : 8.1, A mg I I ' , IQ. H we I.. xx -I J..-. . . 'HL '51, M' ':, -- --11' .-' . . ll. .. V .. us-rulli- -wiv , , ' i xl- w'5,-!!QI'...L-,- ' F Y .i. .ein M., 1: '1'w 1:wf,!,,,---we-1-ML. 'ff'-5 'g . 75 -' . V-ig, I.- .. A!-H' W ln, I N ix 4: --K -1-Ifi1...,,,i: Vkliiiimy ink: 'M ,J-Tgglqgw.. 4 F -Sn ' Miz' W .,.. H ,p.,ri..,i..iL,A 'S' W1 Ir'- '1sg. 3-A .- ii 5' Q Cfllli' llli lXNTlEl.0l5F - 1 FOUNDATHON TSCDU VARSITY DINNER it F V A f l:lEAWiEE25MS COA 'll GRA NT TIEAFF This year's Varsity Dinner was held at North Phoe- nix Baptist Church on May 3, I98O. Bud Kaatz the voice of the 'Lopes was Master of Ceremonies. Grant Teaff, head football coach of the Baylor Bears. was Canyon's special guest speaker. Coach Teaff's talk on winning sent the Canyon athletes away with a more determined effort to win, not onl in sports but in a Christ-like life as well. Each coach introduced his or her team and made comments about the successes they have attained this year. The Antelope Founda- tion presented Todd Dufek with the Roland Beck Award for the outstanding male senior athlete of the year. L-L as-v -+ V ks 35- , 'fi , 5 I as 4 4 , tu, ' 1 ml L JV ww 1 GRADUATIQN l9S0 I I H1111 If :nun ' I iq I X y46'llL'Z1! ,4 ND 552499 Nu -M ' . J' x if gm -.', - 5 Dr. Dillard Whitis Mr. Sam Norris Mr. Mike Bairde Executive Vice-President Admissions Student Affairs gi . I I I I I f -, 1- up ' w 1: ' , sf- '. 1 -if -..M c Y 1 -1 -gf.. Y - A 5 aff' l , Dr. Bill Estes Mr. Louis Rodl Athletic Director Assistant to Athletic Director r 43 REGISTRAR, ADMISSIONS BU I ESS OFFI E S LIBR RY Cleola Besco Leola Brown Ronald Brown Mary Carroll Loyd Hester Lori Holliday Dianne Houghton Carol Greenwall Don Greenwalt Ann Grimm Sam Norris David Rhew Terry Smith Barry Thompson Sybil Utterback Karen Weiner lf, INN I!! FINANCIAL AID, COMPUTER BQOKSTORE, PRESS, PLACEMENT 8 SECRET RIE QL,-7 I Pe r L. We I .L. I L Frank Anderson Dorothy Bickers Brenda Blackman Danell Conway Mildred Dane Betty Endsley Joe Harris Kelly Hedgpeth Jan Landgren Sharon Langley Joseph Marafino Don Pair Martha Ramer Gene Smith Martha Toon xlarry Watson ADMINISTRATIGN DORMITORY, NURSE 5 MAIN TENANCE Mike Baird Paul Barnes D Bill E CI G I 4l R h Laughman Wll rn Laughman Bill Ohmie C lSnyder if 9' D DII dWhitis D BllWlliams I S RTA D USIC Cary Adkins Dr. Macon Delavan l yi Marlene Delavan Jenny Estes Earl Logan l James Nelson Dr. Paul Paige Ronald Phillips L 5 F Gb G14 Wesley Roberts Tracy Williams l Dr. Ralph Bryan Dr. J.P. Dane Dr. Jim Krout Dr. D.C. Martin Roger Miller Shirli Overton Dr. J. Niles Puckett 1 HLIMA ITIE , SPEE H RELIGIO ' Qi if f, an g 1- 9 5 + 'sp A 1 if --.Lv uf- 7 1v.-- Y fig..- , tr, , -A sg 1... - 71 ,. 1 , Q!-v r I LY' I -4, 4 '. ' I v. ' , - 01 27 1 xy g , - - ' - .. ff in V , , 1 1' I -,, , X 'r. u ' Q-q . , , ' , K5 vu ' 1 J.. wi 7 f: 4 MATH AND SCIENCE Dr. Erdie Mo Paul Youngs 4 Barbara Hintz Dr. Tom King Dr. Larry Olso EDUCATION AND PSYCHOLOGY Elmer Felto D Patty Horn W dy Ong PHYSICAL EDUCATION S BU INESS Dr. Mildred Brazell .7I4. '.1'7,, ., .. 'F ' 'l -' H - H... , wwf- X-if .. U ,, -A' L I , A n nitx d E5 .,, 6-,L 1 A --. . ,,,,, . . hz -, 1 L, ,lv A , 3, ' s-.-' wg -. -.:,,JV ,A-Lp David Claxton Dr. AI Conely f iq EK 4 2,43 1 .J . ' a -F ' U N .' '.'T'?T 5- ,glg-T 'kr Q1 n H'.j.9m.7', -A Lil, .f,L1 -rf-J- ' '4- - - Dr. Dave Brazell Dr. Rob Jones Ben Lindsey Harry Kent HISTORY AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE 7 JE Ken Merrifield 'Q 1 , Mary Zumol ', I Aj .I , . x M I at S555 604 E IORS LEAD THE WAY Senior Class Officers - from top to bottom: Amy McGhee, Vice-Presi- dent: Karen Crowder, Treasurer: Cathy Pugh. President: and Judith Holt, Secretary The Super Senior Class began the year with thoughts of graduation and finished with the satisfaction of a goal accomplished. There was a wedding booth to build for Harvest Festival, a gift to choose for the school, and countless other details to take care of before we bid our final goodbyes to Grand-Canyon College and the friends and faculty who have meant so much to us. 'P K!! W lorenne Anderson Yvonne Anglin David Babcock Jimmy Bailey Eric Adair Bruce Adams Karen Adams Ray Adams Renata Ahrens Joe Alley Ray Alley Sandra Altman Brian Anderson Delphia Anderson Ruth Ballard Donna Bakemeier Robin Baker James Bands Stephen Barnes Thane Barnes Steven Barry Thomas Baughn Susan Beal Eugene Begay Stephen Boden Ruth Boden Norman Bok James Bradford Martin Brandt Sandra Brandt Gwen Broehm Dannette Brown Keith Brown Paul Brown Diane Bruning Alben Buck Barbara Burcher James Butler Joe Campbell Daryl Bennett Richard Bennett Karen Billinglon Russell Biondo Jon Bishop John Bloomquist James Boaldin Chris Christensen Jeff Churchill Sam Coffman Debbie Collins QV? 5--4 Audrey Carson Anna Faith Carr Judy Cassidy X gang Xa , I-fifsf I 1, ,S 1 I Q' T,- is PD ,xt A 1 nuff' Paul Cook Bud Cooper Dennis Coppinger Robert Cortez Bruce Cox Karen Crowder Jana Crowley Jeanette Currier Cindy Davis Eddie Dawson Debra Doyle Paula Drown James Due Todd Dufek Sylvia Dunn Cheryl Eads Howard Eames Randy Eary Bryan Eck lynda Epperson Wendy Estes Jose Estrada Charles Farrell Donnell Faulk Alice Ford Paul Frieling Erica Friday Terrie Gall Jackie Gentry Jim Gerlach Steve Gibbs Rob Gill Tim Gillihan Brian Goodby Kim Gosney Wendall Grasee Anina Gullickson David Hanna Betty Hassell Carlene Hardt S A e.f:'w fu f r Y., ' lx- 4 1 6.4 . N Peter Hardt Gary Hardy David Hill Robert Hill Joseph Hobaica Mike Holder Judith Holt Franklin Hodma Cynthia Howard Kathleen Hubbell Charles Hules Frederick Hunter Mark Hutchins Yuki lnasaki Rebecca Ives Anne Jackson David Jarvis Linda Kerr John Kilroy Mark Kisselburg Mike Kitchin Diane Kooyers Sheryl Kynast Antonio Landavazo Don Lewis Jon Lewis Ladonna Lovet! John Lucas Net Makaichy Karen Massinglll Brian McCasIin Bill McDaniel Roy McDonald Sharon McDonald Amy McGhee Ray McGuran Barry Miller Rose Milone Daniel Molina Carole Neidig Sheri Ogan lm an 1 . A L . i . Z X A I .,..4, an Q R Gloria Oliver Janelle O'Mara Alan Osborn Michael Paetz Sheri Paglia Sidney Parsons Donna Paltee Audrey Pelerson Bill Phillips Becky Pierce Reid Polome Mike Price Cathy Pugh Craig Quiter Deanna Quilmeyer Norma Ramsey Eric Rasmussen Karen Robb Guy Redsleer Pam Rising Gary Roberts Skip Rodgers David Roller Gerard Ross ww Rick Showers Mariorie Slater I aft Q' TiIf'wF . x X Q-...fj x Q. Diane Szewc Lynne Tang Joseph Slavin Hap Smith James Smith Terri Smith Mike Stevens Terry Stewart William Sliver Valerie Suttmiller Robin Snyder William Sokolis Jan Spencer Susan Stave Gene Steele Thomas Thomas Randy Thompson Paul Thornton Daniel Tillman Donna Tuttle Pamela Upton Milan Vorkapich Lorin Voyles Jerry Waddell Rodney Walborn Ronnie Walker Kurk Watts Denise Ware Dorothy Warren Philip Warren Richard Weber T 1 'Rik Q TX ' ' 1 n K-'Q BUSH? l V'h i W' W I fiwyiz-W .lim Weir Claire Wells Raymond Wentworth Laurel Westphal Mary Whilson Randy Wilcox Harvey Williams Eugene Wilson Terry Witte Maria Wood Phillip Workman Ed Yava George Young Carol Zimmerman Victoria Zull Jan Zumstein J U IORS SO ENTHUSIASTIC Junior Class Officers: left to right - Corky Eshelman, President: Doro- thy Jackson. Treasurer: Rick Rocle- vitch, Secretary: not pictured - Ray McHenry, Vice-President The Junior class of I979-l980 opened its busy year with a success- ful 'Sesame Street' themed Harvest Festival, accompanied by the most 'talent-filled' Talent Show in GCC history. Homecoming activities were dampened by untimely rains. but 'Magical Musical Memories' kept the rhythm flowing in crown- ing ceremonies and a big 'Lopes vic- tory. The Junior-Senior Banquet provided amiable fellowship among those graduating from Grand Can- yon and those soon to follow in their footsteps. Enthusiasm and teamwork forged the Juniors ahead. capturing the title of 'Most Spirited Class I979-I980.' The Junior Class, looking forward to greater achievements in our final stepping stone of higher education. Debbie Adams Shelly Adams Samuel Adore Michael Ahl Luke Allen Eduard Armenlo Keilh Armstrong Leslie Backer Garth Bailey Michael Belt April Beck Evelyn Begay Patricia Belin David Benion Rob Bennett William Bennett Kamal Bishara Gene Beniamin Terry Berkemeyer Regina Bolen Barbara Bollinger Greg Bond Katherine Boyington Kim Bracken Stan Brazell Tommy Brehm Darlene Brown Virginia Brown Joan Brunscn Carl Bush Tami Campbell Anthony Capuano Cynthia Carpenter Jean Caruso Wayne Cerow Lert Chulaka Mary Clerc Virgil Clinkingbeard James Clower Kimberly Cofer Ralph Cohen -'fl ii 'ii- Jenny Cohn Violet Cook Orval Cragle Don Crosby linda Cutright Timothy Daniel Mark Delavan Dennis Dodds Tony Duncan Eric Echols Gary Edge Thomas Eng Corky Eshelma Greg Evans Herman Fair Lois Fazio Claudia Feliz Richard Fox Lisa Franks Angela Frazier Terry Funk Robin Geider Michael Generalh Lisa Gibson Karen Grinstead Ann Gurney David Hain Martin Hansen Donna Hassell Tracy Hawk Kathleen Hayes Leslie Hendricks Keith Henze Mary Herring Bob Hill Barry Hogg Steven Holevoct Anne Howell Melody Haggard Prudence Hall Mary Hambrick Alma Harper Roberta Hartz Caryn Henry Dorothy Jackson Arnold Janik Richard Jones as f'5 'T 'f m.A' A l f 13. 'L ' t CIJIIHS V mrrul L gf r iT all Emmanuel Kanistus Thaila Kifer Debbie Kohn Steve Kovacs Janet Kreamelmeyer Kathy Kuykendall Steve Laube Syd Locke Kay Loden Billie Link Karla Macy Melanie Magruder Marty Maier Yuriana Makaichy Hillary Manley Marlene Mariani Ron Marks John Martinez Robert Martinez Peggy Massey John McAllister Surelda McCloy Charles McCormick Celia McGowen Ray McHenry Ken McKee Hugh McLaren Jackie McNabb Dorothy Miller Carol Mock Susan Moore David Morris Daniel Munn Michael Nardozz Richard Nesmith William Nicoler Freida Norris Rory .lay Ong Tami Osmer Greg Oslema Kathy Paelz Becky Palmer Phillip Paski Shirley Peck Lucy Pellor Shirley Pete 4-.lt .A wg .Qi IIN K tl sci Debbie Pina Ramona Pinto Deborah Poole Susan Powell Karl Popoff Bill Price Guy Richards Michael Ricketts Charles Roberts Janis Rockwood Rick Roclevitch Frank Romeo Heather Robertson Guillermo Rubio Tim Russell Tammee Sargent Sherry Schauer Ricardo Schutt .loLynn Scott Darnell Sells Marlene Shelton Patty Shepherd Diana Shryock Lisa Simmons Ramona Simpson Robin Smith Dennis Snelling Betty Soboslay Patricia Sokolis Steve Som Emily Soule Jill Spencer Marianne Stark Cedric Stevenson Ben Stewart Jack Stone Theresa Sullivan Charlotte Thomas Sharon Thomas Libby Tomlinson Lorenzo Torres Michael Townsend Phyllis Trzeciak if -,f ' 5- ' .sllmu . ai. He? 'S Janice Turner Thomas Turner Leonard Valencia Tanys Vandermale Jeff Varner Michael Villegas Lisa Weed Sheree Wesson David Wheelock Dave White Jan Williams Teri Williams Pam Wilson Connie Winsor Abe Woods Ron Wrobel Linda Yerke Deborah Young Charles Zack Gene Zigler SOPHOMORE BOLDLY SET INTO ACTION Standing left to right - John Ivey. Vice- President: Jim Patterson. President: Sitting left to right - John Keller, Senator: Denisa Casement, Secretary. Class Meetings! One full year of experience L-O-N-G Thoughts of being wiser Harvest Festival! Let's get those Freshmen! Smashed fingers on a windy day Orientation Homecoming! Ah, Initiation Mother Nature played her part and the Freshmen Party All in All- fiust for funj Can't wait to be Juniors! Greg Adams Kyle Alexander Brel Andro Ronald Argabright Janet Baldwin Frances Ballard Paula Barnes Ydell Barnes Etta Begay Jamal Bishara Douglas Black Gary Blair James Blair Laurie Blair Reidon Blohn Maria Bond Jan Bowman Evelyn Brown Gary Bruehl Julie Burgmann Diane Burson Robert Burton Richard Capozzi Rheo Carr Denisa Casement Jeff Casey Pete Celum Jenean Clement Dan Coleman Christine Cook Wayne Danley Doyle Davis Shirley Decker Keren DeOlivera Reginald Dixon Emma Sue Due Thomas Earley Alonzo Eldridge Renee Espinoza Emmine Eter Jeff Fiechtner Anthony Fiore Fran Flegal Steve Fleming Johnny Flores Cathy Frichtel William Fulks Andy Gallo Suzanne Gentry Mardy Gokie -is Darlene Goldsmith Gregory Goldstein Frank Golis Ted Goodnough Jeralyn Graham Larry Haehn Robert Hall Johnny Harvey laurel Hayes Kathy Hepting Crystal Howard Mary Hindal Bill Hoffman Thomas Holly Dennis Hudson Kenneth Hunter l l Dave Kinnaman Terry Lamb Stephen Lambourne Caleb Lauber Paul Lee Robert Jefferson Sondie Jensen Kimberly Jerome Mark Johnson John Keller Kaye Kestner Juliet Kevine Willie Kevine Rick lundquist Richard Mace Leellen Maclean Mike Madril Tim Hyland John Ivey ,Markina Kanistus Mary Keegan Beverly Keene Frank Maguire Bill Matthews .2 Janet Matthews lyndall McElhaney Rebecca McFeeters Q wx K4 Renee Owen Jim Patterson Carolyn Paski Mary McKay Bill McMillan Jane McNeil Yvonne Medlin Angelian Nesmith Susan Noonchester Alwyn Ogawa Cherie Ory Barbara Merry Edgar Miller Paul Miller larry Moreno Craig Nelson Laura Peters Tamara Petrick Connie Phillips Leslie Pohorily John Pickering Julee Rathbun Kelly Reeves Sharon Rhue Paula Richards Tommy Ricks John Rissi Joanne Sanders Rod Scharr Bernice Servilican Cynthia Seymore Sherri Simioni Tuter Sirom George Slade Jack Smilh Steve Smith Cheryl Sobolewskl Sharon Sorenson Emmett Spencer Rebeka Sullivan x 'xi- .L Yvonne Sutton Millie Switch Dale Sykes Jette Tankersley Helene Threadgill Rodney Tooker Karen Topper Dawn Toyekoyah Lynette Tuggie Jana Turley Debbie Vanalstine Frank Vance Steve Vicera Licia Ware Ponctorn Watanas Judith Welch Ray Welch Juanita Weber Ronald Wirthwein Tim Wright Bridget! Yoder Colleen Young Tammy Young Tom Zimmerman FRESHME OFF TO A GREAT START Freshmen Class Officers: ln the tree - Rob Varner, President: left to right- Gigi Miles, Treasurer: Wayne Zink, Vice-President: Jennifer We- ber, Secretary. The freshmen class organized many activities this year. They sponsored a family at Christmas and gave them food and furniture. They also gave canned food to St. Vin- cent DePauls. A Walk-A-Thon was also done in the latter part of the year. There was a lot of team effort by our officers this year to get the Freshmen class off to a great start. l I I - 'Jv5 u-...Q .., , YX5 XJ, ,N iy- K K 4.. . 'P Karen Becketts Barbara Begay Mamie Begay James Bentley Jerry Beots Julie Bickersteth iv' 'hi Kelli Bailey Jacilyn Baird David Baker Randall Bateman Christy Blackshire Cynthia Boehm Jayne Bond Philip Bopp Clearsa Adams Mark Adcock Lori Anderson Elizabeth Armas Joy Bailey Richard Bourassa Kelli Bowdoin Lynn Boykin Jessie Brewster James Brinkin Mike Brock Charles Brockett Greg Brockman Sarah Brooks Tim Brower Cathie Brown John Buckland Alben Caballera Heidi Cade Renee Caggiano Debra Camasta Penny Cannon Vicki Cavanaugh Carla Clements Tamara Combs Trenda Cone Wesley Corder Lori Cowan Pamela Cross Steve Culpepper Carol Daniel Cl! Dianne Childers Susan Chipman Pamela Christian JoAnn Cirivello 'SCTP Darrell Davis Lynn Davis Dawn Dawson Paul Dean Lynda Dearen Ursula Dees Miriam Delavan Leslie Dennison Sandy Devaney Liz Diamond Melanie Dickerson Lori Digby Denise Donaldson Bob Eldridge Dale Evans Mary Evitts Thomas Franklin Harlan Friend Pa! Frisch Scott Foster Peter Gangarossa Becky Gardner Carl Giambelluca Kyle Glasco Thomas Graham Selma Grant Stephen Greene Robin Greenlee .lim Gribble Sheree Groenewold Melinda Gunn Robyn Halvorson Gregory Hambicki Nickolyn Hansen Mickey Hamilton Martha Harris Sheryl Harris Karla Hatch Ed Haymaker John Heiserman 4:1 ..-4 Tammy Gustavson Pat Hail Brigid Hain Robert Hall 3:7-I 4:1 c Y-un l1 'Yk I 5.4.11 Va ,-' 69 eq-4 Q..- Marlene Jones Morgan Jones Irene Jordon Nancy Julien 'Qs 1 , Alexander Hernandez Barry Hibbs Jim Hiskey Jay Horen Chila Jackson Pam Jaco! Ruby Jeffers Jane! Johnson Craig Jones Matthew Kaiser Saud Kahtani Teresa Kallman Cynthia Kelley Stephanie Kendall Thora Kifer Patti Killian Tamhra Kinsey Marie Kohler Bonnie Kopke Karen Kyle Yvonne Lamb Brian Lane Libby Langdon Robert Langford Thomas Langley Deena Lanphar James Lantz Anna Lee Terry Leip Robert Lively Brent Lonius Rachel Lopez Don MacLeod Jill Mahoney Mercedes Marks Cynthia Martin Susan Mathews K, A N!!! ' 'A H ..' X D J '41 Ju. c . .' 1,4 .,'I. f .J v., Q '11 , .- 4 f,.: Mr. -,. .' f '. l 51 Qlblfu .gfflil S. . 'F' .. ,, .,, Z -4 P..-a,4, .es gif . Q -J' y 1 4 ,Q- T CT. 4. Alf.. , . Z7 7. 9 th .P NV Beth McChesney Richelle McCoIley Joe McCraw Mark McFalI Gary Middleton Gigi Miles Bonita Miller Debbie Miller Cheryl Moser Eileen Moser Ginger Mulkey Norma Nahsonhoya Karla Nelson Lois Nelson Debbie Newell Cathy Norris Tracie Nottingham Jim Padgett Karen Paetz Lisa Paetz Donald Pein Pam Plath Daniel Pohto Ricky Prall Jeannette Preato Mari Price Pamela Price David Pugh .lim Pyers Glenda Ramirez Michael Schlierkamp Teresa Scott Patricia Senseman Gigi Shearer Nona Shoemaker Stephen Roberts Lucia Roclevitch Joy Saltmarsh Roy Schlagenhah Laura Shorty Lori Silvernail Barry Smart Cory Smith Kathy Smith Jamie Smith Melanie Smith Rotunda Smith William Ray John Reed Cindy Reeves Karen Regman James Roberts J' it 95-'. I w pix:-Ex Theresa Smith Tammy Sorenson ,vh- 51 ! Susan Slave Wesley Stier Jim Stone Cindy Swartz Carole Towles Philip Treiner Pam Ulery Robert Varner Ellsworth Vega Bernice Wagner Debbie Waldman Laurie Walker Ted Tatum Evelyn Taylor Tamara Taylor Cheryl Templeton David Toon Tammy Whitaker Sharee Will Don Willcox Rosemary Williams Cynthia Wilson Larry Wonner LaNeIl Wood Don Woodward Dana Woolbright Carol Worthley Mark Wren Donna Wright Teresa Wright Julie Zabel Cindy Walley Doris Washington David Welfl Cynthia Wesson Sheri Whisnant x'-J lr f- 2 'l 'fu- Genelle Zimmerman Wayne Zink f' I M LVN is A J, ' C YL K 1 4 .sl I5-'Y'ligJ - , ,Q , 1 ,f - +V. W - A .L . H +' if ' I V , . - - .F-'. - ' 1' 1 - ' 511 -: f-Af 1'jj5j.11k ALfLw-2-K - 2 Lili.,-f..-... lbiiav , f,1...H-e ' Lx ,g.LL1E,Q:Q4ff'Is,g.,.Ll,14u5biL'F?'4 V N' ' ' 1 - - ' U' wfGJ4-L3i,,f--- ' Q - F ff-,-ff.. ,ggi-5 f ' '-v ' 'd ' ' ' N-UV, UQ,-A ?T,Tg5,.- A - - , ,-A ' ' A h V bill-J? wliitif I f4 '4l,-li 31,-.-5 3573 ip! 15 gi Faq A ii HJ REQ I X:-sag 5 3 -guna '5av, ' 1 gig 51555 5 'H 25111 61 it -1 E H . , E L.. -1-LTR X 1 e- . M u Q1 if -. 1435 Q1 f. 21 Q. 5 PIL- El . -1-M .4-.-' is : fi?-M5Q 5 H I fm ' gl .1 ' as 5 X ai H E!! at X ' f ' I - U 53395 5 Mtg V 1:3 fl w,.2. Buffs, Emir .ATN H 'f-: f-.qyvf 5 ., -.lm-V ,-.. .. W' 'f-.45 U: f N 42,41 5,',,-'.'fLqf51 : yf bf U y., -' H,-:g '. A , v ww.--, -fff. L ' ' -1'-' '--- . 1- I V1' .5 ,: !'r': - A .fr ' 5 , r-wx-1. 1' , .:,5j ,g ,Z-4 .-,..:- ., . .- ',,.1.-g- -'.:,.f4- '. pn, 1f'vI':.- V4 Cfflf E76 BAS KETB LL DISTRICT CHAMPS Left to right. standing: Coach Ben lindsey, George Slade. Bill Price, Jeff Churchill. Gerard Ross, John Rissi. Tony Duncan, Hap Smith. Assistant Coach J.C. Helton. Trainer Charley Zack. kneeling: Terry Lamb, Mike Ricketts. Charley McCormick. Robin Baker. Charley Farrell. David Benion, Tim Brower, .lim Pyers. Mgr. Bill Phillips .M-mm 33- Coach Ben Lindsey Assistant Coach J.C. Helton 96 N SENIOR 'LOPES W L Robin Baker Gerard Ross GEEK ian Charles Farrell Y rf Ea' 1 i X, cas' .J J . QQL l A I Dallld Benion Tim BYOWGI' Tony Duncan Terry Lamb QT,n A T Jim Pyers Charlie McCormick 4-'J l E I All 1' John Rissi George Slade Trainer Charles Zack Mike Ricketts Senior Mgr. Bill Phillip ' 6 1' 54 - if 'Q 1 2 ..', wk in TKN1 V -4? 'V J . + X X' Ji NK . ,'- fn- Xnlgv '.r-M W H9 Q9 X-MJ F MM? X A f il .Q '1- X-Sad J if-wi wr 5, - :fan-' 1 g '1 , f Luijffl 5742 if 'I ,A AXA Us-ff, . .- fx, fi? ' mf 4, , 7' YK T lc! 1 5 5 X Rl 3,1 ' W 1-'Wf- ' 4 V Y 'E-VL' in 'I lk? l ,Y e gggzik. u Z il is ag, Q A, v. f 'r ' , -yf . 'N .1 Q in , A-gp '- .i J ' - I K K JA K - X I X u . ,AN WN ' RUN AC. Nw I V. I .-QQ .Qc 1' 5 X W 'Q N gg- .v HEERLEADER Left to right: Pam Wilson. Sharon Rhue. Rhonda Hodges, Patti Killian. Mardy Gokie. Barbara Merry. Tami Campbell CAN-YON LET'S GO CANYON! Game after game, victory after victory, the 'Lopes cheerleaders were there. This spirited squad kept the fans yelling cheers of encouragement to our mighty. mighty. mighty 'Lopes. From NCAA cheerleading camp in Santa Barbara, California, our cheerleaders brought home many first place ribbons and trophies including the most spirited award. Red lights a flashin' you better let us through or the 'Lopes locomotive will run right over you! K A-1 WM. ' Ltr' F 5, , 5 M -NV, I vi 'W x i'-'Q li... at BRIGHT A GEL Standing left to right: Helene Threadgill. Becky Sullivan. Sheree Wesson. Karen Crowder, Liz Diamond Sitting left to right: Renee Owen. Suzanne Gentry. Joan Brunson Knock on Wood , Main Event , Happy Radio . and our own version of the Dallas Cowboy CheerIeader's lf They Could See Me Now were a few highlight rou- tines of the I979-80 Bright Angels season. Along with our new name, this year's Bright Angels added new talent, super smiles and half-time entertainment that dazzeled the crowds. The Sesame Street , Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree , Superman , and Cham- pionship routines showed the pizazz our Bright Angels possess. Smile, keep those toes pointed, Come on- let your Spirit shine through! I,2,3.4,5,6,7,8etc. .. 'Q- 'LOPES MASCOT Our bat girls faced a tough schedule this year but through rain. dust. wind. shine and many sunburns they still came out smiling. It isn't easy coming to every single baseball game, get- ting yelled at once in a while and dodging foul balls: but they did it cheer- fully and still, came out smiling. Thanks bat girls - You did a super job! l -A. fffw, . .T Q ..4 '-.,', Look outl It's Canyon's .- if own Purple People Eater! -- What a super neat addition to our basketball games. Lovable, huggable Mel Hag- gard began the year as our famous mascot: BUT due to an unfortunate accident- ...Cheryl Templeton fin- ished the year out. Often our mascot was seen run- ning around the gym danc- ing UJ with all she could find. Thanks Mascot! Get Down. . . .Y ,Q g, slug 'll 3 me gl 1 gy EQ-STI rl iiggul 2 r l Standing left to right: Dawn Grammer. Martha Schmidt, Sandy Dyer, Glenda Ramirez Kneeling left to right: Gigi Shearer, Tracie Nottingham. Melanie Magruder. Melanie Dickerson fnot pictured - Stephanie Kendally BASEB LL Left to Rightx Front Row I 1 Brian Anderson. Steve Vicera. Andy Gallo. Jeff Varner, Mike Holder. Rick Showers. Mike Madril. John Martinez Middle Row 2: Keith Baker. Marshall Richey. Marty Maier. Larry Moreno, Terry Funk. Ken McKee. Mike Villegas, Rodney Tooker, Dave Morris. Manager Bob Hill Last Row 3: Coach Dave Brazell. Tony Fiore. Rick Jones. John Flores, Craig Nelson. Eric Rasmussen. Robert Burton. Jeff Fiechtner. .lim Gerlach. Assistant Coach Ron Wrobel 4.5 Q.. 1 a:,l 'w, Assistant Coach Ron Wrobel Manager Bob Hill F f uf DR. DAVE BRAZELL .A.l.A. OACH DF THE YE R l979 Coach Dave Brazell came to Grand Canyon 29 years ago and started the baseball program in l953. Grand Canyon College became elgible for post season play in l968. Since that time the Ante- lopes have qualified for post season play every year. During that time the 'Lopes have won 596 games and lost I95 for a .753 winning percentage. BrazeIl's teams have won the District Tournament seven times. the Area Tournament four times and several times have participated in the National Tournament. Dr. Brazell has compiled an overall 665-347 win-loss re- cord and in I974. the NAIA inducted him into the NAIA baseball coaches Hall of Fame. Last year. after leading the Antelopes to a 58-IO season. Coach Dave Brazell was named NAIA Baseball Coach of the Year. Congratulations Coach!!! ff'j'31g,i, ' 4369 ' ' Brian Anderson Mike Holder 2. -. -'-f'f'fT1'L V, . 1-M I 'Wg Z na 3 -4 2 2. 2 ' ' A . , ,AS ,, :zu-4 , i,1fN L 'Q-T I' if! 'gi' 54,1 -1 'X me- J' '21 1 1. :X V r- 'A' 41 iii Q 4' - . ' -gg i 1 rr LQ , , 3 ' ' a - -A A A. A W 'T 'N , 'ff . 1, J ' Y,-V '- -'C lvl if Q' -4:31,-M J Eta 2 .JS 5 if ' : i!. ,: . U4 4 4 5 r HL , lfsf'-S'-'gmggf 11-If-lilxl 'WFT' Eric Rasmussen Terry Funk .lim Gerlach I.. . J Q N 1-f -.af-.J f N Eng? Y RT5 'Bw .Y 91 . ,. l .' '- - 5 K I ' X .7 v -513: Ilwd : 7 'SLI' lil ' 7+-iffy V Mr' WU ' Um '92 N- . W, ,f'f -X A.-S Rick Jones Ken McKee W John Martinez Marshall Richey meg Rick Showers 'eff Varner Keith Baker Rob Burton Jeff Fiechlner Tony Fiore ,,-Z'-.f '13 Dave Morris Craig Nelson Steve Vicera gg , -sh . 1 .-I .. A 1 ,-..-.........,5, ' QSM, . . . A 9 1 ' ' 4 min. . n ' Rf u P Andy Gallo larry Moreno 3'-'fm' .0 ,2 A -1 N- ,- , Y ,A . 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The victory came on April I0 against Southern Utah College Utes. .lim Gerlach was the winning pitcher in the I0-3 win. iii W . -4- ima' 'V ,fx-v-If Left to right: Asst. Coach Terry Whitte, Todd Dufek. Barry Hogg. Left Chulaka. Mike Nordozza. Many Hansen. Frank Golis. Greg Goldstein. Coach Joe Harris After a 43 22 record last earand a v- . f- -N - Q T , ' Y, ig , T f. l , 'V'- third nlace finish in the district play- fifm H 'F 1 ' offs. arris' crew. as usual. faced a 'fr ' ' ' ,N gg tough schedule. Traditional major col- b-yg-t .' 5-I l ill lege powers U of A and ASU faced the Lopes again. Spring break found the 2 . fx ' xl ,awe ff 'Lopes on tour in New Mexico and'Tex- Q, .3 - - v ,A 3 . M as. playing New Mexico State. Abilene .V yd . .. . x f ,N , , , 1 ,V Q l ,i ' Christian. McMurray. Hardm-Sim- -1Shri: '--.ii-:.QQ'.g:'ff-Qggy m tydtf-x mons. Texas Tech and West Texas ftate. Several tournaments were. also ,, 311 1 -- included. starting with the Arizona if., , , lf' Collegiate Golf Tournament in March, ' ,' V- and the Rough Riders Tournament in z p .fl afwf A April. The District playoffand National 'IVA ' . Q , ,ksmlmsi-v. tournament closed the season. '1 ,.:-flew-,?g1 -2 , .- ' P 35 , 1- 'f1'gfsf.f7'g-f , f' - f1 xr' a r e-1, .ig'fgfv l it 11 1 1' 4 j A ,-Ig .Ig .e in fi f ffl.-3.362 4' 1 yin. i's'?g'i'-ag Q 4 Q T' 11523 . like - -'41 1 ' Q 5 a is T . ft 5' ,z , , .Lie--f-if7'.' 5'TgQl'5: 'M I.. -- qs , ,vgj ,,,-.W ',,, , V H Q Qvlfg if. , .- -'A' 'N 5- ' ,L I. . . I. A , 3-sv-Q H im' fm, ' life H, M N' TENNIS y ... s. . M A.,. . ,Y i i i it - , 9 ' if 133 1 ' 2 3 L? I F3 Q I I .4 1. I 1. 1 4- ' J YG M'-'I '5-1' . 'Q - - -I- Y- Q? ,mu f n A I If X I X ll' ' rv U, :V 5:1 'i T I I' f F91 I .ll -A . pk .4 Q, Iwi, -ef it it ' i y .4inQfx -A 'E -A I ,i - ,TP ' izi-.W-h sry. . V-.,.,. Ef . . sv-smryv' 1 up V Q - 1' M I I - . . . . .,. . , 9 ,I h . -.. ffl I, ' if '5 - . , ii,-1 j1f.. lflj 3 - I, - A M '- ii 'F 'Z ' 'I I I 3 'V ' 157 -V+ A -r' 7 i-if Mall al . .,, a 5 ' -- 'f ' + 1 g,.-f-1 3n- f.:a----- -. - A ' : Q ?' f WY V V 'T V 1 V . , 4 A.,, BM-'V 1 .. Q 1 if Left to right: Coach Claxton. Tony Capuano, Thom Holly. Bryan Eclt. Ricardo Shutt. Frank Romeo. Orval Cragle. Dennis Hudson. and Steve Kovacs The men's team opened its season earlier than ever before with a January 3l match. The : opponent. Redlands Universi- 4 ty. finished third at last year's N 4 NAIA national tournament. f ' From there. however, things , ' didn't ease up as the next op- gf' ' ponent was cross-town bully , Arizona State. Later in the sea- Q , son. the 'Lopes twice played F I I Texas Wesleyan, who tied for 1 I ' sixth at last years NAIA Na- M g Senimamm kk ionals. Another team tying for I sixth was the University of s , i. Southern Colarado. from M Grand Canyon College's own Li... district VII. Southern Colorado A ' 3355 came to Phoenix for a March p fad 22 showdown which helped g,,4Qf,:Qf5 determine the seeding posi- tions at this year's district tournament. That tournament was held in Pueblo, Colorado and hosted by Southern Colo- rado. Grand Canyon was strength- ened at most positions as the returning players showed signs of significant improvement. but had to battle to tie down the spots they played last year. The good group of new players brought with them not only new talent, but a new outlook and big plans for this team. I ,. Q ef . ,ui -, E4 559,11 ' , I '99 Lf- A '- nf ,fait 4 -. .,. , ,ea 4 I A,v 'K tv A 1 Coach Dave Claxton 4 .x 1 Senior Orval Cragle WOMEN'S TENN 1 5 1 T L l 1 l . 1 ' l 5 . . . ' r ' ' . . -: . if - exif'--' - ' ' ' -'I' . if a - is ...J W f e. A. , ' -1 141- . nm I A M x hx, -,-, is 4 'V I A : ' A f Q - LJ!! 3 J - A qi, j- ---- --Ji ' Q I 1 6 - ' Q I 5 . K S - , A A T ., .. ui A - - ics- -' it figlf-MM,-3 --0 1 'if 1'--'13 r as--ff - 'L -it f- 1 Ky- , A I' L 1- E Q' , -V 2 ep sth NJ ? ff? Q aa., ,D 1 T' jr 'f Y.: 1 4 f, J' C 'i to ,ef-5 Q I2 ge P ' ffifxr ' 1 - 4--L iv . . .-1 1 ' 1, t 7 'V V ,YVIQ ,I ll... g E3 Li: NV h .. 1' ' 1, HSSP .' . r 'ie .ite 212 .- '- -iff: .3931 ml ' :rg .r 'E H11 ' Q -EEE? 1 . 4 Q 4 1 Q 2 ' li -ag! Tsai 'fflfij ' Ai ...- E V - ' I xii i-I 1 S-- ' -' ' 735-37' vs-:iZ'JEF3 l 1 A H -'N' T W. f 5 ' A .4,'f . - Q A - -5 A' -- --2' T ff- - ---- 1 . ' T p-. Left to right: Coach Marlene Biornsrud, Joanne Sanders. Trenda Cone. Diana Shyrock, Jan Bowman. Cathie Brown. Karen Regman, Dana Woolbright. Teresa Smith. Liz Armas. Cyndi Boehm The women's season actually began earlier than expected due to their recent entrance into the AIAW. Playing a mini- schedule in the fall to qualify for the Region Vll Tournament, the Lady 'Lopes had a 7-2 win over Mesa College of Colorado and a narrow 5-4 defeat to a strong NAU team. With an abbreviated team of only 3 players, all freshmen, the women finished seventh out of I2 schools at the Regionals. The girls were most impressive in their debut in the AIAW. The spring season began February 7 against Glendale Community College and progressed from there to include 26 D tough matches. Trips to Tucson. Las Ve- 4 , gas, and San Diego kept the players on their toes! The season ended April Il Y against in-state rival NAU. The I98O women's tennis team at cmd' Ma e f Bi 's 'd Grand Canyon College was promised to be one of the best ever! VQLLEYBALL - 41.++.'ffi Jennifer Weber fFlWli'l9Ul Q ll Rotunda Smith 'T' Vicky Cavanaugh Not pictured - Robin Cathey assassin ,ni Lori Digby The women's volleyball club is new on cam- pus this year. The club was started in an effort to get more women's sports on the Grand Canyon College Campus. This year these women played in the Fiesta Bowl tournament at A.S.U. where they came in fourth place. They competed in the Phoenix Volleyball League during the fall. Mrs. Linda Rodl is the coach. Next year the team will be playing schools such as A.S.U.. Glendale Community College. Scottsdale Community College and Mesa Community College fMesa was First place in their league this yearj. The goal for this team is to become a varsity squad competing at the intercolligiate level by I98l. Best wishes to these women who represent Grand Canyon College so admirably! Teri Williams - Capt. Glenda Rameriz and Donna Shorter Tammy Smith Dimmu: LERT We Tou Apinovso RNAMENT -'-nz:-f-' , in X- . r . ll ' 0. ...ful ' ' '31 -, H- 'D lu-f-.4-.'--4-an-.., P ln1 - .' ,L-pg! - 5 in My , V q.35n16f,p.'fs ..,, w- ,, . I .-1.- Jig, ' , I ' - - -' W3-iff.-if'2.Af2f' - .-Q3 . ' s -I -f, X I I A lK4m.1.,,i':'3Q':E N' 5 ,fQ'3-cl E, T' ' . x ' . , M'l is'LilW 1- . f!f5,':. ' .N ',. We MQ ' A1023 K, ,lj-'d. 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Y f ' vi: ll Y 1 xx 9 ' i ' - 'Wa 3 Q -I 1- . t -f a.. I TRAMURALS - ,..-4-..- I . 'srfy su ' ' f., - sl' fviiam sf 'ei' api W ,:. y-A Y' will -1-lull . t I lzllfl' 1 Q1- ' . 1 P' .. f I . s ' -' v! sm 1- ' -'.- Ffh- I I .fn 444 fb -f'if'C Q 4 ?f'ff, I 5-F5 i 'sselei'-ifi'm3M I f T mfg if' nl is ai N V 115 I -fe'-:' 5 Q- '- 'x-24 SOFTBALL With the coming of Spring softball fever hits. Many men's teams and two women's teams competed for the ln- tramural season. Often tempers flared and shouts were heard: but in the end everyone turned out friends. What a season! L A A ' 'F' , 'IA ,,Q-, . :9ff:-35 re X ,. W1 - I. .L Ja' --if --. ff if L, is-T nl -s -. -. 7 ' YQ is f g if yn x - Q Y, 4, 2' Il . 6 , 5-4 S- W is-nk -is-, gg- ,K ' '- A li X - -. n V . fi,-:V ,C15,..V fx. x V V 'fe X , g - 5- l as is l FX l TRAMLIRALS N-1--. 9, i g ,,- ryan, ' -V ' 953. 353333-Aw X -an what Aw ? v X .41 ,EF w ska New -5. 5 f , . J ' - 5 Q. Q 1 4 L Ll ,af .rf- un 4' J ' K' -y- , 1 , Q , 3 V, , gt a-...:- r - -- . .. ', N.,-S, ,.-,I . 1 f ff :iz ' .17 . M 'LM -. yr Q s- 5-4' . ' 1 , . 1,511 1 1 yu Q .L L -'Y' wax IH :ff 1'-v ' L. . M v- Q. Q fir LJ, . ,., 4.,5.:,,,,.,- .U-.y -, , 51 54. .' .L kv, gg... f 'MFL . ,,...-, ,. , ., , .I .I Y---. -- f vixxss, '- u. ,, N' ,Hifi A.. .gd V w..,,5- - 1 . vc.. :. ,ii t Q X irjlfr HARVEST FESTIVAL KING-RAY MCHENRY QUEEN-CATHY PUGH v ROY LTY Seniors: Robin Baker and Cathy Pugh Sophomores: Mardy Gokie and Rod Scharr .luniom Ray McHenry and Dorothy Jackson Freshman: David Baker and Robin Greenlee HOMECOMI G - .-. 'af ws- - gr , V' O I Q 'QL . ,-,:, . 5 ..sv:'i'a,,l .I-'7'7:i...',w -w g -91.2 , ,I -,T ' . , ,f t 'ws . Q . - .. 1 Q ww an . 1 I 1, 4 1 . , , 1 ..z., .M-wvw,mu,' 1.61.-QQ. Queen-Ruth Ballard King-Richard Sanders S' Trl- . 'fi 1,1 3 'Eels J l 16 1, me Y .gg s A ' W4 . ,Jw fin? zf'-:.f?a:u 4, '1-,H -.if -v 90,-,, 'W'n, F1511 r , w..A.. ...M X V. wg-W, V q-Q-.--nr-,.. , ' vw-na' ,..-, 4 Nieman ' 'V T- 7 f 4'f' gl'lvF. 1. '.6,v -a gs if ,V fi if ,, .l iiii ,.......,, x 1 nv lm ffm Seniors-Judy Cassidy Seniors-Jan Zumstein Robin Baker Jeff Churchill Q Juniors-Denise Donaldson Sophs-Kyle Alexander Frosh-Patti Killian Syd l.0Ck2 Barbara Merry Charles Spelman CAMPUS SWEETHEART Standing left to right: Darla Rogers. Anne Howell. laNeIl Wood. Karen Kyle. Karen Kyle. Dorothy Jackson. Thora Kifer. Cathre Brown. Karen Crowder, Renee Weber. Sharon Rhue. Sitting left to right: Frieda Norris, Jenean Clement. Cathy Pugh. Ramona Pinto. Tammy Brehm Each year Grand Canyon College students elect Sweethearts to repre- sent their club or class. This year the Spring Banquet was held at North Phoenix Baptist Church where the crowning of Thora Kifer as Campus Sweetheart took place. Thora represented the Freshman class. The Glenman provided enter- tainment for this festive occasion. CAMPUS SWEETHEART THORA KIFER If if . I WHO'S WHO ,1 H-E, E 1132-2 52 ' 5 .E I! it 5 C FE ,E it as It ns: :se 5' Q2 , as EEE gi: 5. in , I ,f ss ass as 15+ L ET 'I I fl I i vf: I 2 I' 2' 'Z f ' ' sauce M. ADAMS: T I . Alpha Kappa Epsilon. Dean's List, EE ASGCC Senate. Chemistry Lab Assis- II :EE ' tant. Chemistry Dept. Fellow. Biology ANNA FAITH CARR: Choralaires. Wind Ensemble. SNEA. ASGCC Senate, B.A. Sen- BIC Lab Assistant Mission Service Association, Intramur- als, B.S. Degree. 35.1 JEFFREY KENT CHURCHILL Varsity Basketball-Team Spirit Award, SNEA. Publicity Council, Homecoming AI- tendant. Harvest Festival Candidate. 8.5. Degree WILLIAM DEAN SOLOLIS: Dean's List, Ministerial Association. Presi- dent Ministerial Association, Christian Service Council. New Works Group. Presi- dent New Works Group, National Dean's List, Religion Dept. Fellow. B.A. Degree A I ROBIN EDWARD BAKER: Varsity Basketball. Dean's list. ASGCC President, History Government Dept. Fellow. B.A. Degree N-4-.5 I, gn JACKIE GENTRY: Iota Phi. Elementary Education, SNEA, Music. B,S Degree 'Of' 1' ' , CN , -'17 . I +1 I , Lsfil ' A! I A I .. . xe f- . QQ.. I K 1 II I . 0 'I JI A' AMY MICHELLE Mcenzs. CATHY ,ANE PUGH. c3nY0n Trails Edi'0'fA55l' Edllor' Dom' As' Iota Phi sec.. Dorm council, Jr. Class Treas.. STEVE GIBBS: sistant. Dorm Council. English Dept. Fellow, SNEA Sec., president, Dorm Assismm, SL Dorm Assistant. Dorm Council. Canyon Trails Class Officer-Secretary Dean's List. B.A. De- Class pres., ASGCC justice, Alpha Chi' Har, Phol03'aPhe ' BA' Degree Bree vest Queen, Dean's List. B.S. Degree U11 V-I 5 , f ' .4-N 'A h ALAN KEITH OSBURN: Honor Roll. Dean's List. ASGCC. Oratorio, Chora- lairgs, Jubilation. Intramural. Administrative Advisory ad hoc Committee, B-A' Degree Alpha Si Omega. B.A. Degree IES' ' RICHARD D. SANDERS: Class Officer-President. ASGCC Administrative V.P., Intramurals. Stage Band, Homecoming King. B.S. Degree MARY JANET FINEGAN: Iota Phi, Alpha Chi. Junior Mar- shall. B.S. Degree in Behavioral Sci- ence. MIKE TITSWORTHI Student Rotarian, ASGCC Senate. BSU V.P., BSU President. 127 fo S aff? C 1 A ly! Mg, -igff ' -H . I if, .5.,.-, H: -ui I' qv JUNIORS: .loan Brunson and Steve Kovacs S 0 P H O M F 0 R g O E S 'M 5 H J C 0 r 3 a n i n E 5 J a 0 n n d e e s 5 C a P l e h f i 2 e Q B e r I o I w U n m Hx 4.L., ' - 41' :lf 15, 7 94 159' . 'Pj ,y:.f2gJ Ol? ANJZACJOWS A.S.G.C.C. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL 9'Q K. w--t:.- - . t s 'jx . '-.W A S.G.C.C. Executive Council: Back row - Mike Baird fsponsorj. Robin Baker QPresidentJ. Keith Baker fTreasurerJ. David Pugh Cllecording Secretaryj. Front row - Phyllis Trzeciak fActivities Vice-Presidentj. Darla Rodgers fllecording Secretaryj, and not pictured-Richard Sanders QAdministrative Vice- Presidentj. The Associated Students of Grand Canyon College meet weekly to work for the betterment of student life at Grand Canyon. The A.S.G.C.C. helps revise the handbook periodically, as well as make interpreta- tions of the rules and regulations governing the stu- dent body. A.S.G.C.C.'s job can be tough especially when students do not give their input. The Executive Council's main job is to be a sounding board for the students and a go-between for students and Adminis- tration. Senate Members Qnot picturedj: Thora Kifer, Frosh. Christy Blackshire, Frosh. Sheri Whisnant, Frosh. Pete Cellum, Soph., Don Woodward, Soph., John Keller, Soph., Lisa Franks, Jr., Robin Smith, Jr.. Brenda Black- man, Jr., Faith Carr. Sr., Bruce Adams, Sr.. Debbie Doyle, Sr., Richard Sanders, Administrative V.P. A.S.G.C.C. ACTIVITIE BOARD ACTIVITIES BOARD MEMBERS - Top Row: Dave White, Ron Marks, Rod Scharr. Jaci Baird, Dave Pugh. Rachel lopez. Bottom Row: Phyllis Trzeciak. Thaila Kifer. Cheryl Templeton. and Rick Robens. ASGCC ACTIVITIES BOARD is ACTIVE! This year they sponsored many activities and events that kept the stu- dents ACTIVE. Their job is to provide entertain- ment and excitement to help keep students from going bananas from soooooo much studying. Some of the highlights of the year included the Welcome-Back Party, the Halloween Party. the 30- foot Banana Split Party and Spring Thing. ASGCC Activities Board also sponsors the full-length feature movies shown monthly. Long live the ACTIVE ACTIVITIES BOARD. B PTIT TUDE TU I0 B S U members Syd Locke Kathy Paetz Bob Langford, Phil Warren, Ray McHenry, Terry Berkemeyer Mark Reeder Mike Baird Sponsor Larry Smith .lenean Clement Jim Hlskey Robin Smith Karen Kyle. Dorothy Jackson. Baptist Student Union is a group designed for the furthering of spiritual growth on campus. B.S.U. is open to all born- again Christians. B.S.U. has been very active in campus happenings. They led the drive to raise money for the new Prayer Chapel. One highlight of the year was the B.S.U.- sponsored Lock-in at Love Baptist Church. INISTERI L ASSOCIATIO The Ministerial Association met monthly to share ideas concerning spiritual growth and problems they have or will encounter as they prepare for the ministry. Canyon's M.A. par- ticipated in many campus activities in- cluding fund-raising for the new pray- er chapel. Sponsors: Dr. J.P. Dane: Dr. D.C. Martin. Assistant Sponsor: Dr. J. Niles Puckett. Sponsor Emeritus. Officers: Bill Sokolis. Presi- dent, Tim Gillihan, Vice-President: Jon Bishop. Sect.!Treasurer: Roy McDonald. Publicity Chairman: George Caruso. Social Chairman. Ministerial Association members: Ray Adams. luke Allen. Danny Bender, Daryl Bennett, Russ Biondo, Jamal Bishara. Kamal Bishara. Jon Bishop. Gary Blair. John Bloomquist, James Butler, Alben Caballera. George Caruso, Dan Coleman. Don Cros- by. Tim Daniel, Darrell Davis, Dennis Dodds, James Due, Randy Eary, Don Eshelman. Steve Gibbs, Tim Gillihan. Theodore Goodnough. Dan Gray. Robert Hall, Gary Hardy. Albert Harris, John Heiserman. Jim Hiskey. Doug Jackson, Mark Kisselberg. Matthew Kaiser. Robert Langford. Tony Landavozo. Thomas Langley. Don lewis. Rick Lundquist. Roy McDonald, Lyndall Mclilhaney. Mark McFall. Ray McGuran. Ed- gar Miller. Paul Miller. Dan Molina. Brent Nicola, Don Pein, Reid Polome. Michael Price. S.W. Qualls. Mark Reeder. Guy Richards. Bill Roberts . Rick Rob- erts. Skip Rodgers, Donald Sattler. Bill Sokolis, Mike Stephens. Lorin Voyles, Philip Warren, Raymond Welch. David Wheelock. David Willcox. Philip Workman. CHCRAL IRES 3 .L A Second semester Choralairesx Bottom row - Richelle McColIey. Carol Daniel. Violet Cook. Cindy Martin. Middle row - Dorothy Jackson, Carol Worthley Susan Powell. Ginger Mulkey. Karen Leigh. Gina Vaughn. Third row - Scott Foster. Alex Hernandez. Lynn Brown. Wendy Srock. Miriam Delevan. Michael Ahl, Steve Som. Top row - Fernando Garcia, Brent Lonius, Stand Brazell, Mark Delevan. Morgan Jones. David Holt. Luke Allen. Robert Jefferson First semester Choralaires Qnot picturedj Paula Barnes Jim Bayes Dannette Brown Karen Grinstead Betty Hassell Kay Loden Don Peterson licia Ware Mark Wren Janet Baldwin Janie Bond Darlene Brown Gary Hardy Leslie Hendricks Mary McKay Heather Robertson Don Woodard Tom Zimmerman Choralaires is a traveling choir which meets daily learning inspirational music for performance. Perfor- mances include such things as chapel, Oratorio Soci- ety work, churches, Christmas shows and various other church and community meetings. A highlight of each year is the spring semester tour. This, choir tour goes to various churches, high schools and civic meetings both in and out of the state. ln' the past Choralaires has traveled to such places' as Europe and Hawaii. This choir is directed by Dr. Macon Delevan. Jubilation is a small singing ensemble. They perform many times at a moments notice for churches and other meetings. Ju- bilation is a major publicity arm of the college. spreading the name of Grand Canyon across the valley. Members of .Iubilation view the time spent as a ministry to Christ with public relations as second. While they do entertain with dynamic beat and message the end purpose is to show their belief in a real and living Savior. .IUBILATIO SINGING FOR THE LORD 27 .Y Q Mgt f J 41.3, i I ' I r A First semester lub: Don Peterson, Paula Barnes. David Holt. Betty Hassell. Second semester Jub: David Holt. Luke Allen. Fernando Garcia Carol Luke Allen. Kay Loden. Daniel. Lynn Brown, Miriam Delevan. MRS. MARLENE DELEVAN directs Oratorio. Oratorio performs once each semester and at graduation. CANYON BGYS featuring Stan Brazell. Mark Delevan, Alex Hernandez and Brent Lonius. Their barbershop quartet style was a favorite both on campus and on tour with Choralaires. ,Q 4 L., '. ,, 12 L, DR. directs Choralalres ie- , , Mr. Ronald Phillips, Profes- sor of Music, directs all the in- strumental groups at Grand Canyon College. Some of the groups include Stage Band, Wind Ensemble and Pep Band. The Pep Band performed at all the home basketball games QCedric Stevenson and Mr. Phillips both directed this groupj. Wind Ensemble and Stage Band entertained at many concerts during the year. Various pieces of these groups provided instrumental music for4Oratorio performances. Q N 41 3 1, s r ART !1'1?2!lII- ' llllllllrrntuiq ,.,-Y-i3L:4+5J,-sl.-5-Q-A---- ' illllilluulll vp' -,e-2,,.. f' n .. 1 i gf ' f' T 'W' Y 4 . V f gv':7?'Qff', f':., '1'. .-s. , ffl? ' fh..g,f..t.-+- .la--4' W MLVlw.g,..1ffiE. iii. V D 1 . , ' ff CT? J.-fs fl - M- To 'T' f' '5J'575?':?5f'7T ' ,. .. F ,,s:fg 1..L,qn.:..:rz2 ' ' f-1 g:z -',:.-5.3-W, 1 Q2 ,--.asf-9--,,+: 1' 4-.. ,..'a-V::.?g??s-5--f+f ' ' ,.-- '+A 'L' ' ' I-.-.Mp l r 1, V , , -V - lu . .,.--.mr .-,Q- T . ' ' 4 rr' Q., 1' '-' ' T 'I - 1 ' '. ' -f .. , Q '31 I V , 1 in-V, V A I L., 4 , . .,-,. ,, ,,,4,.,.-.,, , 1 V.. 1-1--, 1 1 , 4 Q ug ' -, F., 5- H U' U U' . ..-.uwffns . .Lev 'wx'--'tfi ',. .- '- sfevfz' ,.'i-Lv-'J'-f ' ' .' 1 1, ' . '. mx' - ,, g. .' , ,1,-, ,, ,,- .,. -I -,'- W. v :.t ... -fl-QD?---.--.. ,. , -,.-.rs- -1 -ff ' 1- 1 '--L...-lf., - V- 1, . . -- , - -, .. ,,...:.1 ..,. Yes Virginia. there is an ART department! Standing: Cary Adkins, Sponsor: Lisa Gibson. Sitting: Phillip Treinem Becky Piercex Tony Estradax Robin Cathey. The Art Club is composed of art majors and minors. Their pur- pose is to promote the art depart- ment here at Grand Canyon Col- lege and across the valley. The Art Club participated in many ac- tivities this year including an art show at the Chris-Town Mall. 138 I I DIAN CLUB -Af Row I-seated: Joanne Goodluck. Laura Shorty, Evey Begay, Cindy Wilson. Yvonne Redsteer. Middle row: Shirley Pete, Frieda Norris. Mona Pinto. Maine Begay. Row 3-standing: Cary Adkins-sponsor. Ellsworth Vega. Ed Yava. John Keller. Eugene Begay. and Gloria Begay. Iota Phi is and honorary freshman women's organi- zation. They participated in many campus activities this year including the Foreign Language Fair. Each spring the Iota Phi sponsors a Spring Tea where they in- duct new members. req The India Club is de- signed strictly forthe Indian population of Grand Can- yon College. They meet reg- ularly to exchange ideas and thoughts about their heritage. There are many different tribes represented in the Indian Club. I Q , . 1... I I A me K ' 2 nk ff M Ri -'1 ' n Q I f I V :PI i g A it ' If Members: .lan Bowman. Diane Burson. Mardell Gokie, Carolyn Carolyn Paski, Connie Phillips. Mrs. Ann Grimm-Sponsor. M.E.N.C. -J 11 W' lf' v i .7-.Qir', ' ' -rf.. 1 .. ,ggi V .I . Pk-433512 . ' 4' 'v f J. , I , 1,.., 9 .. - s-f 'M 'Q A ' 'isis l iQ: wg -- , t. . ' . X4' ,F 'V A 'F zvyt-jjgp I r 1 , .--J if-AJ , ': .- . w . I . 1 I in .-v 'bm'- ,VL W 1 -if it-rw . ' , lm ,,, . HL-. sn. ul Nu - -a.vfs.....i Members: Keith Armstrong-Vice President. Steve Barry. Gwen Broehm. Wesley Corder. Cindy Franklin. Jenny Estes- Faculty Sponsor. Jackie Gentry- President. Karen Quiter- Secretary. Frank Maguire. Jill Mahoney. Barry Miller. Dr. Paul Paige- Faculty Sponsor. Tim Plummer. Karen Rebb. Steve Som, Tammy Whitaker. Tim Russell. Richard Weber M.E.N.C. QMusic Educators National Conferencej is a national organization whose basic purpose is to provide opportunities for 5, f professional - E K development of Music ' 5 1 ..- f ,1- 1 f x Educators. As a , , -' J A student chapter we 1. . ,P my ,., . , strive to meet this . , ' A x 4 nga- . . 1 5' goal by supporting , ' on-campus . . , workshops, state. ' I Q ..1- .A -1 .1 , - ,, v , , division, and national A. g Z' P H iv meetings of the :iff-513 organization and I-232 1 '--- -- K . -. supply copies of the official M.E.N.C. magazine- the .'MH5ic Estes, Faculty Sponsorj Educators Journal to all of our members. Officers: Dr. Paul Paige. Sponsor. Jackie Gentry. President, Karen Quiter. Secretary. Knot pictured: Jenny I TER TIONAL STLIDE T The International Students Club is designed to help international students learn their way around campus and the community. It helps them' to become more involved and active students at Grand Canyon College. CIBCLE K CLUB Back row left to right: Scott Bolander. John Ivey, Bob Langford. Bill Phillips, Sam Coffman. Jim Padgett. Dave Claxton-Sponsor. Middle row left to right .laci Baird. Ray McHenry. Pete Cellum. Beth McChesney. Rod Scharr. Diana Shryoclc. Front row left to right: Kenda Rorabaugll, Christie Blackshire Lynette Tuggle. Mary McKay. Licia Ware. Robyn Halvorson. ' Canyon's Circle K Club has led the way this year in many campus activities. Circle K Club members brought in the most donors for this year's blood drive. Remember the dunking booth at Harvest Festival - that was Circle K's idea. How about the study-a-thon and the Annual Frisbee Golf Tournament - weren't they great! Circle K Club also sponsored a picnic for mentally handicapped children. And don't forget they sold candy for our NEW Prayer Chapel! Thanks Circle K Club - you've done a great job this year! . .A.R.E. f x Ei Since its beginning in Los Angeles, California in l965. the Association for Women's Active Return to Education has become a nationwide organi- zation. lt is perfonally and oc- cupationally concerned with the difficulties met by women who are returning to college to continue their education. A.W.A.R.E. helps women ev- erywhere strive for excellence by promoting their education and helping each woman de- velop her greatest potential ability. Officers: Renee Weber, President, Valerie Suttmiller, Secretary-Treasurer: Karen Reiten, Vice-President. Shirle Overton. Sponsor. Members: Audrey Peterson, Dianna Gooch. Sandra Fain, Penny Marsh. Shirley Pete, Mary Whitson. Sharon Thomas, Celia McGowen, Ruby Jeffers, Lynda Epperson, Diane Childers. Anina Gullickson, Linda Yerke. Joyce Thue. Rose Milone, Anna Griffith. Cherri Watson, Becky Mclieeters. Joy Saltmarsh. Jessie Brewster, and Deborah Young W.R.A. is a recreation-oriented organization for all women at Grand Canyon College. Through sporting activities such as volleyball, basket- ball, and softball, W.R.A.'s purpose is to provide an opportunity for ex- perience in sportsmanship, team- manship. physical efficiency and cooperation. All women students regardless of their athletic ability are encouraged to be a part of this organization. Special fundraising activities, playdays and picnics are also a part of Women's Recreation Association's functioning activities. .R.A. N1 l '1 i 'Q - f,'fl-ff J P-'31 e E1-af Officersi Joanne Sanders. President: Wendy Srock. Vice-Presidents Nicky Hansen. Secretary: Debby Waldman. Treasurer. CA 'VOICE OF THE CANYON 'S'- 'z1, ii? ' - A ' ., D , , T in y J at 1 5 rr wah Q 4' -B ae- ll, T. Q9 Thora Kifer Betty Hassell Heather Robertson RfP0 l2 Reporter Asst. Editor Cathy Feldman Gary Hardy Photographer Editor The CANYON ECHOES staff did a super job this year of keeping students on top of Canyon news. Betty Hassell provided inspiring soul-searching devotionals with every issue. Feature stories and news articles were Thora Kifer's specialty. Cathy Feldman kept the CANYON ECHOES fand TRAILSQ in good supply with photographs. Heather Robertson was the woman behind the scenes as she kept tempers low and the staff humming. As CANYON. ECHOES editor, Gary Hardy spent many hours doing layouts, writing last minute copy and keeping everyone organized. Thanks to this dedicated staff for making this year's CANYON ECHOES one of the best ever! V 1-n-.,. A ' C A 4 1 avid TJ K- X Nu., g it 9 Nl Wa, 'S .. I ZEN ' X .X 'I I' .I V -.Q 7, :Ig I' ' f XI V- :' an e .. INRHILQ. .J r -' I' , A., E I . 'ivy Li -.15 lag . ..- K 53 -TK' J Pi 5 1, 5 ,rl I if . , . . 4 , tt, nf H' -,,,..- , I lipgigi 'jffpv I 'r 3, AMY McGHEE .IACI BAIRD DON PETERSON ASST. EDITOR PHOTOGRAPHER BUSINESS MANAGER NOT PICTURED: Robyn Halvorson - Photographer v 1 .. ,guy I-'Qi P fl as . ..- X What a year this has been. Deadlines . . . what a headache fsometimesj. What an experience for this new editor. These memories and pictures are yours forever. We hope this annual will give you many years of enjoyment. Much thanks to my staff-l've appreciated all your help. May God's blessings fol- low you all the days of your life. This is yours - the I98O ,OANBRUNQONE CANYO TRAILS EDITOR 146 l - PHI BET L MBD VX Kp -1: ..,Kk'1'i ly Left to right: Eugene Begay. Sponsor: Harry Kent. Frieda Norris. Lynda Epperson. Janice Rempp. Raymond Welch. Rick Rocklevitch iv-J ,T Officers: Raymond Welch. Reporter. Janice Rempp. Secretary. Harry Kent. Sponsor. Rick Rocklevitch. President. Lynda Epperson, Vice-President. Not pictured: Hap Smith. Treasurer: Dr. AI Conley. Sponsor Grand Canyon ColIege's Psi-P Chapter is a member of the National Organization of Phi Beta Lambda. It is an organization for Business majors. Phi Beta Lambda participated in many school events this year. THE Sl GER THE READERS: Don Crosby, Leslie Denison, Mary Hambrick. Amy McGhee, Ray McHenry. Gigi Miles. Alan Osborn, Jim Patterson, Dale Sykes. Sheri Whisnant. Wayne Zink. Under the direction of Mrs. Kaye Dillon. . F The Speech Team, coached by Kaye Dillon, As- sistant Professor of Speech, has seen an amazing rate of growth in the past six months. The original team of five competitiors has grown to a total of fourteen. They have competed in five American Forensic Association Tournaments in Arizona and California. In these tournaments they were opposite colleges and universities of the Pacific and South- west regions, such as the University of California at Los Angeles. University of Southern California, and the Air Force Academy. Individual speakers have brought numerous su- perior and excellent ratings home. Alan Osborn won First Place in oral interpretation at the BIOLA tournament. Mary Hambrick brought home a Third Place in poetry from BIOLA and a Third Place in pentathalon at the Cactus Classic at Central Ari- zona College. The Singer, a poetic narrative about the ministry of Jesus. was the highlingt of the year because it was a group effort. Their performance of the piece at the 29th Annual Desert Invitational defeated all other competition in the preliminary rounds. The Singer is a Readers Theatre Production by Calvin Miller. 2ND CITY ACTI G C0. Top left to right: Libby Tomlinson. Lisa Weed. Don Crosby. Jim Patterson: Middle left to right: Alan Osborn. Randy Peugh, Rob Bennett. Kim Gosney: Bottom left to right: Terri Smith. Jamie Smith. Danny Hobaica. Mary Hambrick 2nd City Acting Co. is an outreach ministry of the The- atre-Speech department. Com- posed of Theatre-Speech ma- jors, the repertory Company performs both Christian and secular drama, including The parabIes . The Games Chris- tians Play , and I Saw Him. And I saw a new heaven and a new earth: for the first heaven and the first earth passed away, and there is no longer any sea. And I saw the Holy City, new Jerusalem. coming down out of heaven from God. made ready as a bride adorned for her hus- band. Revelation 2I:I, 2 M' M515 A N Al. 1 Nami 4 Q v .. -3 vm -1 ir nw T-Q, ' Axmifnf' 4-c,.i ' 1 I-nj' -H J,-,.. .QL- I DORM COUNCIL lf' , Q i Ilan 'lf , S Q I X .. e ,,L..,,.,- , . Above: MEN'S DORM COUNCIL - Standing: Thane Barnes, Rick Roberts. Gary Bruehl, Rick Lundquist. Sitting: Skip Rodgers. Tim Wright. Bill Phillips. and Dave Pugh. Right. WOMEN'S DORM COUNCIL - Stand- ing: LaNeIl Wood, Patty Shepherd. Amy McGhee. Sheree Wesson. Jenean Clement. Janeen Berg. Debbie Blair QDormitory Direc tory. Sitting: Teri Williams. Bernice Servillican. Renee Owen. Tami Campbell. Dorothy Jack son, Anne Howell, and Joan Brunson. The purpose of Dorm Council is to help keep the dorm running smoothly and enforce dorm rules. Dorm Council organizes Open Houses and such things as booths for Harvest Festival. Being a dorm council member is often a tough job, but with lots of prayer can prove to be a rewarding ex- perience. D.A.'S BRIGHT ANGEL, KACHINA AND KAIBAB HALLS Midnight raids, Broken Ankles, Tears, Fines, Noisy hour, Floor meetings. These are just a few of the things Dorm Assistants have to do or put up with. These special men and women have made dorm stu- dent Iife alot easier. Hats off ot our D.A.'s for a job well done. -r 'K Men's Dorm Director - W.E. POPS Laughman. - ,. rr I f N l I w I A , U U' 'ed Women's D.A.'s: Standing - Patty Shepherd fBottom Westj. Amy McGhee fBot- tom Eastj, Janeen Berg fApartmentsj. Sitting - Cathy Pugh fTop Eastj, Dorothy Jackson fTop Westj. and Debbie Blair CDormitory Directory. Men's D.A.'S: David Pugh fkachinaj. Rick Roberts Hop Bright Angel. and not pictured - Richard Sanders fBottom Bright Angell. CIIIAND APPRECIATION IS EXPRESSED TO. . . Q rn: mavriomriir council N cougar . . .Partners in Christian Education ', MR. RAY BARTON, Vice President MR. LYNN OLSON, C.P.A. Moerke Realty Company Phoenix MR. REX COLLINS, President Collins 8 Benford Phoenix MR. FRED CORKRAN, Broker Realty Executives Phoenix MR. DAVID FRIEND, Regional Manager First National Bank Phoenix MR. LEE ROY GUDGEL, Manager Anderson, Clayton S Company Phoenix MR. RON HUBER, President Time Systems, Inc. Phoenix MRS. HAZEL JONES, President Western Hearing Aid Service Phoenix MR. HOWARD KEIM. Vice President Keim Enterprises, Inc. Phoenix MR. WALLACE LARSON, Partner Snowberger S Larson. Attorneys MR. HAROLD McGHEE, President Harold McGhee 8 Assoc.. Ins. Tucson Leo H. Olson S Company, P.C. Phoenix MR. JIM PARRISH. General Manager New York Life Insurance Co. Tucson MR. TAGE PEDERSON. C,L.U. Tage Pedeson, C.L.U. Phoenix MR. BOB PENNINGTON. Sr. Vice President First National Bank Tucson MR. JOHN SIMMS, Vice President Valley National Bank Phoenix DR. RONALD G. SIPUS, Superintendent Scottsdale Christian Academy Phoenix MR. JIM WALKER, Staff Manager Mountain Bell Telephone Co. Phoenix MR. SAM WILLIAMS, President Real Estate Development Investments Phoenix MR. JIMMY WOOD, Vice President Nu-West Development Corp. of AZ. Phoenix The Canyon Trails wish to thank the churches and businesses that advertised in our yearbook. To the students who patronized these advertizers, tell them you saw their ad in the yearbook. Again, our thanks. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF I98O The Bookstore Staff '19 WE START FRESH EVERY DAY S ,Us OUH ll 01.13 FAS:-nzomnn lm Tm HAMBURGEBS always cooked to your order and served 256 different ways I 4 Q .9 'Q O , N v ' 5 KRW! XTX' ff CPD .I L Congratulations 'graduates OF 1980 Go and do what God has for you Establish your prlormes mountain there ns One who as llghtmg , And as you begin to climb your the path and as always beside you E W Donald Price Pastor the valleq cathedral X 1' 6225 Noob Cenrrol Avenue Pboenx Az 85012 Phone 266 C668 Who s Hoppe ngL e 270 5024 AT . f I i .1 ' T Ol I0 1 The following churches and businesses wish to express their congratulations and God speed to the Graduates of I980 Broadway Baptist Church 6700 East Broadway Tucson 857I0 Robert Springs Coronado Baptist Church 2240 North Hayden Road Scottsdale 85257 Damon Vaughn First Southern. 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Box 21666, Phoenix, AZ 85036 I 5----------------------------------------- I I 4 Orvil Joe Stephens Apollo Baptist Church IISII North Slst Avenue Glendale 85304 Fred North Parkview Baptist Church l4l7 East Mohave Phoenix 85034 James Hiatt University Baptist Church 4700 North 35th Avenue Phoenix 850l7 Terry Arnold Trailhead 505I North 35th Avenue Phoenix, AZ. 973-9I I6 Watson's Exxon Service 350i West Camelback Phoenix. AZ. 973-9974 KFLR Family Life Radio 2345 West Buckeye Rd. 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Prescott 445-5535 Jim Harvey, Pastor Phoenix 266-I949 Don Browning, Minister of Music- Youth retail. wholesale, management Jack Devore, Minister to Senior Adults GCC ALUMN I980-SI Association Now that you are soon to be out as a student of Grand Canyon College you immediately become a member of the Alumni Association. As a member, you have the decision to be an active member or an inactive member. You will be called upon to particulate in the Alumni Fund raising efforts and you will be invited to the social events -such as Homecoming Reunions each spring and the Senior Steak Fry each spring, or alumni fellowships which are planned during conventions of the Southern Baptist. The alumni association stands ready to heh? you, but we ask that you keep in touch with the alumni secretary when you have a new address. It is the only way to become an active member of the association. Mr. Mark S. Dickerson, President Mr. James E. Carter, Vice-President Mrs. Fannie Mae Meredith, Executive H-- Secretary Vnyx' il X- 12 '-4 is lip I' Q -,Q o ' ' X Wfwmivli FERGUSON'S CAFETERIA OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK I I:OO am - 8:00 pm Indian School Road al 27th Ave Banquet Rooms Available T Organ Dinner Musiv. E RIA ARIZONA SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION Serving 285-Plus Churches And Missions In Arizona 0 Training 0 Leading 0 Supporting 0 Reporting 0 Sharing 0 Evangelizing 0 Building I BEACON J ,. , I . .lZUNfZN All EF BA FNEQTUN' il f.n,,:1,i i ' l ll ll: illhcl A The Baptist Building, 400 W. Camelback Rd. Phoenix Grand Canyon College Baptist Foundation Arizona Baptist Children's Services Phoenix, Arizona Cooperating together u .,, Phoenix, Arizona Phoenix, Arizona 3 ik: 31- ' ' VA V W f mfs: . , Q nt'ii it A ' T A. 4 3, ,-'ri - ,-1' ..J-'.,. -'Ji ,. 1 ii i, 1, 1 l 1 ttt. H ll! Y l it - - A- 4 ,.. F -. ,--'i--i' Ivlilvpll-,A ' l I B ln 4 . ' 'A P '--aiu' ' '-'Q . . --rig: -3 .. WW., . ami in - ,IRQ 'B ' ,M ,gk .f,,.,.v, l. I, 'Q.,, w ', 7' 4,l im- W, ' ltli f7fuT'3 , A Q. 1 ... . giwiw - F1 A 'C l' Paradise Valley Baptist Conterence Center Prescott, Arizona -- we shall win Arizona and the World to Christ' Bruce Epsilon. President. Dept. Fellow Mission List Who's Who, ln- Orchestra, Al- Epsilon Ray: Dean Dean's List Ministe- Dept. Fellow Dean's List. ASGCC f Govt. Dept. Fel- COX. Bruce: Dean's' F . CROWDER. Karen: 'V' ' L Vice-Presient. SNEA, Sec!Treas. Sweetheart Canf nLa:asf......1diiiateha-sllearn-is List:-as ,. - - A F- l'i'lDlSI'lEZ James. lMii1isfEi'izil Association. l'Deanl'5 Lisa. Himfagw2Qrll?fEl.lle?1l'5 U-Slsllglggigl'.Dinh-EG!1QW '- QLIFEK. Todd: Golf Team. Nat'l Dean's List Dean's EADS. Cheryl: Dean's List, Honors Colloquim FARRELL. Charles: Varsity Basketball, Co-Captain FAULK. Lynda: Oratorio Society, C.S.C. Missions. Summer Missionary. B.S.U. Missions GILLIHAN, Tim: Ministerial Assoc., Vice-President. Dean's List GOODBY. Brian: Dean's List. Nat'l Dean's Lisa. Al- pha Kappa Epsilon. 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'71 5 Q' Ln W 'P'Qi,,IL-NLM ' in -L J Q 1' -ff' Nextyear Grand Canyon College will be without the services of one of the most faithful and dedicated staff members the college has ever had. Mrs. Leola Brown. Registrar. retired at the end of the academic year. Mrs. Brown has been employed by the college since I952 when she served as Assistant Registrar. Before that time she had taught in a small school district in Guthrie. Oklahoma. During I955-59 she served as dorm mother for the men's dorm in addition to her duties as Assistant Registrar and worked on college courses in night school receiving her Bachelor of Science degree in Elementary Eduation in l968. In I972 she was appointed as Registrar for the college. the position in which she now serves. ftaken from the CANYON ECHOES. May 9. l980 issuej. Mrs. Brown received the Alumnus of the Year Award in I97O, Mrs. Brown's kindness. consideration and many talents will be missed for years to come. It is our pleasure to dedicate the l980 Canyon Trials to Mrs. Leola Brown, our beloved registrar.