Vanguard University of Southern California - Centurion Yearbook (Costa Mesa, CA)

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. 1 gi. .+,- , .K . , ' 'X , .X ,1 L. E. Halvorson, Superintendent 5.4 fi, ll Il W I imfriliidlil VE nr l'Dn 1 ll Fil Lll m..4f-iffliiliil' DIGHGIOH i -inhm 3 ill 3,9 if iw ,ri A J.Ji,0't iw Q1 1-.V E --2 ' .lar r , 7s:' Llrrj ., ,f-- A 1 if - as lil r' ...u.ruI - ' in AF' -'lie -rs ' si .S -l f mire 5' 51- 'Z iii 9- ' ' 4g3'tx ilillip- lllad- 'lg 'I'ri- . ,..- X Q-.45 . '- i Southern California District Council of the ASSEMBLIES OF GOD, Inc. Dr. Budge presents copy of the 1967 Centurion to Rev. I-Ialvorson on behalf of the College.