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

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With an implied theme of involvement as the impetus, students looked into the possi- bilities of building and ever strengthening the institution of Southern California College. Progress was expedient. The student was determined that sec should not succumb to political stagnancy or social sterility. The student, cognizant of the ills of the world ' s systems and society, accepted the challenge to im- prove himself and his environ- ment. Sigma Eta Presidents, Bill Harlan and Jim Crandall, promoted the influence and relevance of Christian teachers for a secular world. Other service organizations, such as the Varsity Club and the honorary Delta Kappa attempted to foster improvement in or- ganizational stature and person- al concern. Other individuals contin- uously strove to better the school by giving of themselves to play the organ in chapel or by insuring that their duty was well done. Their dependable responsibility was only reward- ed by a personal sense of accomplishment. Service be- came an honorable profession, allowing people to discover an outlet for assistance and charity. The student served, and in giving, became an integral part of Southern Cal- ifornia College.

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Paul Crissman, Athletic Director Linda Stetz, Steve Romines, Social Activities Directors Phil Tenpenny, Religious Activities Director Kerry Adams, Terry Lindvall, Publications Directors.

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