Western Apostolic Bible College - Our Treasure Yearbook (Stockton, CA)

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We have had the pains of hunger for many years, and just as we are about to starve to death, we have come to realize that the storehouse of Apostolic prayer, power, miracles is not empty. This mighty storehouse is located right in our backyard within the reach of an extended hand and hungry heart We at WABC are feeling the birth pains of this strange spiritual era. The chapel services have become vital spiritual experiences The atmosphere of the classroom seems to become an almost audible voice shouting in desperate tones, f'Feed me the Word I must have the Word please give me more and more of the Word! It seems as though we have been granted a new dimension in absorbing the Word of God Faith is beginning to mount in our hearts A new era of the Old Apostolic Power by the coming of the Lord We of this generation are so blessed of God' To us has been given the privilege to awake early enough to see the Dawn The Dawning of a New Era The Editorial Staff , .Zh - . . . , l iiffz i: 9 f ' . . . ,. ' '-lv 2'3 ' 5 . . ' -bl-lr . . ' . . . is blossoming before us. The growth of this babe of fervent revival will be stopped only 'ilgfgiii' ' ' , V - - ' befxfig ' 'l J .! 'F0-1: g:,ef:m+'SS-2 C I I Q -o December 9, 1910, Nancy and Bony Shoemake welcomed the tenth of their eleven children into their humble home in Porum, Oklahoma. Little did they realize as they cuddled their new-born son Voar that he was destined to become a chosen vessel for the Lord. Three wonderful and outstanding events happened to Bro. Shoemake when he was twenty-three years of age. God marvelously filled him with the baptism of the Holy Ghost and called him into His service. Bro. Shoemake's love for God and his compassion for lost souls burned in his heart until he felt he had to tell the world that Jesus saves. He had no bible of his own, but this didn't stop Bro. Shoemake from preaching. He borrowed a bible and took for his text, God's Spirit will not always strive with man. In the same year, 1933, Bro. Shoemake met a lovely, sweet, and dedicated young lady named Blanche Kilgore. Their friendship soon blossomed, and they united in marriage to work together for the Lord. Sis. Shoemake has worked faithfully with her husband, and God blessed them with four precious children who are all serving the Lord and working in His vineyard. Bro. Shoemake was ordained in 1934. He evangelized in the Mid-West and pastored several churches in Oklahoma until he came to South Modesto, California in 1949. He was Vice-President of the Tulsa Bible College from about 1944-1947. Bro. Shoemake and family arrived in San Jose, California in 1951. The first church consisted of 18 people who assembled in a home for services. After much toil, patience, and prayer this humble Shepherd of God led many souls to the Master. From a small gathering of 18 souls,God has prospered this man and his flock with over 500 in Sunday School attendance. In addition to being the shepherd of a good church in San Jose, California, Bro. Shoemake is serving as a member of the Foreign Missions Department of the United Pentecostal Church International. Through the years Bro. Shoemake has been a friend and loyal supporter of Western Apostolic Bible College. On different occasions, he brought several men from his church to help on building projects at WABC and the First Pentecostal Church. His financial contributions have been a blessingto the progress of the school. Not only his labor and finances are appreciated, but also his willingness to serve as a counselor and teacher at the College for two years is appreciated. This was especially welcomed during the time of the late Clyde J. Haney's sudden demise. Bro. Shoemake's patient counseling with students and his Spirit-filled teaching in the classroom will live on in the lives of many students from WABC. To this worthy man of God, Reverend F. V. Shoemake, We sincerely dedicate the 1973-74 yearbook OUR TREASURE. Editorial Staff Q 4 4 a , WN. zf it vi:-I! rr ' - .- ' 5. , 3' N .-- wp , I .him an-. JST gf V if F:-' ...'-1-'-2: ,. av. T 4 es: Q ll . :nv ef 'W ' T , Q. Q ,ti P 'f:::V 'ai' 'iff fel f tw fi.: a 9:,ij','2 I, 'V '. iw. v t m -1 all i- . 35f?fsQER,! K I Q maggie' V agp U A - N K ge , ...g reg s.,:t1,stf-wqarff - i X.. ,,,,,.,i:fi .gy 1,5 Lite. .tnj - -3' ' MZ ,: ...., , rf. f-nav: , f , . si, tf aw. an 4. .1 if 'Sv V1 - . ' Q ' ' if ig. X a W N1 as 'fire' fur' 3-I-'f:sii'f'7 .4. 'ift 4 Tfxyx-- yi' , : 3. as -. Rev. Kenneth F. Haney President This generation is right on the threshold of the coming of the Lord. Not only does the church realize the end of this age is drawing near, but also the world has a sense of something clifiterent about to happen. This does not necessarily mean that it is immediate, but it does tell ns that the church needs to position and prepare herself as never before. The challenge is greater today than it has ever been. Our forefathers served their generation well. But more is expected today than yesterday3 how- ever, because to whom much is given much shall be required. Many of the ways and methods of yesterday are not adequate because this is a different generation-an age of much prominence being placed upon education. We must equip ourselves with the Word to go forward with power to help break the chains that bind this generation that is orientated with sex, drugs, etc., lt is a new era that calls for young people to fight eye to eye personally backing up their beliefs with with the Word of God. What better way to become acquainted with the Bible in an intimate way than to go to a God-fearing Bible College? Sam Walter Foss knew the beauty with which America was crowned, but he also sensed that beauty of land was not enough and aptly penned these memorable words: Bring me men to match my mountains, Bring me men to match my plains Men with empires in their purpose And NEW ERAS in their brain. This is the cry of Jesus Christ. The need for men to send forth labourers is now. We need young people with a greater vision that will exceed the past generations. Zeal is not always enough. There should be a time of preparing oneself for the great task that is ahead. ln times past we toiled to win one soul, but now it seems like the harvest is ripe-ready, God is looking for young men and women that will sharpen their sickle NOW. Even while in Bible School getting their training, they can be used in the reaping of the grain. There is much oppor- tunity for our Youth today. They have great faith and vision. This faith coupled with prayer and training can move mountains for God. uLife must be dedicated to a destiny in order to have meaning. TODAY, make a decision to give yourself to God. Make your life count. Do not be a drifter, but join the marching army of God's chosen who are aflame with His spirit and are reaching outto learn more about His precious Word. This is the Dawning of a New Era. We are seeing things happen as never before. Become involved. Train yourself at Bible College. . it H Rev. Phillip A. Dugas Executive Vice President The past two decades have produced many crises which have led to many changes taking place in our life style and thinking in the world and America. Since September of 1953, we have seen outer-space exploration with man landing on the rnoong assassinations of national leaders: riots in the cities, riots on college campusesg the rise of the hippie generation, the widespread use of drugsg the Vietnam Warg three wars in the Middle Eastg crises in governmentg and now as I am writing this paper, the prospect of long range energy shortages and possible food shortages. During the past twenty years, there has been pronounced turn towards ungodliness by the people in America. Many church doors are closed, and religious organizations find themselves with declining church rolls and increased financial distress. The interest of many is turning towards Occultism and Witchcraft. ln this same period of time, the United Pentecostal Church has experienced a great revival around the world with hundreds of ministers being added to the ranks, hundreds of new churches being established, and thousands of souls experiencing salvation according to Acts 2:38. Doors of ministry have been opened to us that we never thought possible twenty years ago. As we ponder in our minds what the next twenty years will hold, it seems inconceivable that the true church will still be on the earth by the year 1993. However, the apparent will of God is for His church to occupy until He comes, There is to be no packing of the suitcases and idle time spent waiting for the Lord to comeg rather,He is coming after a church that is on fire for Him and zealous of good works, Therefore, until He comes we must continue to evangelize the world with the message of New Testament Salvation which is faith in Jesus Christ to save, followed by repentance, water baptism in Jesus' Name for the remission of sins, and the infilling of the Holy Ghost with the evidence of speaking in other tongues as the Spirit gives utterance., This experience of the baptism of the Holy Spirit opens the believer's heart to understand the great truth of who Jesus really is, God manifested in flesh. The burden of evangelizing the world carries with it the responsibility of teaching them to observe whatsoever I have commanded you CMatthew 282193. Jesus is coming back after a church without spot or wrinkle or any such thing. It will be a church that is cleansed from the filth of the world from which it has been saved. This responsibility of teaching has been given into the hands of the ministry.. The role of the Western Apostolic Bible College for the future is made clear to us. It will be the same as it has been from its inception-namely, contending for the faith once delivered unto the- saints. It will be that of developing Holy Ghost filled, God-called people in the ways of the Bible and the ministry of God's Word. The main textbook will be the Bible, and strong emphasis will be placed upon the need of a consecrated, Spirit-filled life. As Satan bombards this world with false doctrines and religious deceptions of every kind, the burden of keeping the church on the right course will continue to fall where it has always fallen, upon Bible-trained men of God. I 9 0 Kenneth Haney President Paul Price Vice-President ani F W4 Phillip Dugas Executive Vice-President Rev. Harry B. Gooch Acudenlio Dean f- Michael Douglas Dean of Students and Business Manager Sis. Olive Haney Registrar gum! of D ' We. the Student Body and Faculty, extend to the School Board of Directors our sincere thanks for their continuous efforts to promote the WESTERN APOSTOLIC BIBLE COLLEGE The School Boardalthoughitis not often seen by the students in everyday life. it is the guiding force by which our school functions. DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS Lf: z X f -1-c 1, g gE :, V' raft, it it i H f g 1 Q : -.gm REV PAUL PRICE REV. H. K, DUKE REV., WALTER STURDIVAN REV WINFRED TOOLE Dist. Superintendent A Section it 9 Section H '7 Dist Seq y Tmngurgy 35 Chuirmuti oi' Board Board Memhm- LOCAL SCHOOL BOARD so We :-:.2-:h:-:'f:- ii 'tt I -41 ' , -15,92 ' , 71? S-fqxal f 1 'u 1 tt ei 555 , t ,., r.'.l.,.,t,t I -:f A. ,fx .li-,iw Aw it -- . wines: -1 :t.,..,, me -2 'f.L'm5m4eeees fa. :.:.:.:.:. vt 4 . -- H E Q ,X M T . 'Je -Hftww ::: ::a:::. 5-a H - . 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N, .ti -r Q4 ww l I an 'ij XM , . ,H -NNN . 4,3 L 55 PHILLIP DUGAS Penteteuch Ages 8a Dispensations Hermeneutics Doctrinal Preaching Introduction to Christi Ministerial Ethics MICHAEL DOUGLAS Holiletics Church Business Pre-Exilic Prophets Exilic Prophets Post-Exilic Prophets Speech I SL II TIMOTHY AYERS Applied Music Choir I, II, III Chorale I, II, III Musicianship Music in the Church Music Theory I, II, III Piano I, II, III all ' rt 4,-TZ, ' TT ', -li , if I ,- , .M 55 HARRY GOOCH Personality Development Teaching Methods Workshop in Ch. Education Interwoven Gospels Church History Forms of Public Address Minister s Workshop OLIVE HANEY Old Testament History New Testament Survey Woman's Role Christian Ethics Child Psychology RAY JONES Corinthians Doctrine Revelation Demonology General Epistles Hebrews Sz Leviticus Evangelistic Methods Romans Tabernacle Lois Seibold Office Manager Office Practice WPT 35 E . WILLIAM SINGLETON American History I, II, liz III Historical Books John MARY LOU MYRICK English I St II Creative Writing Greek I, II, Sz III Intertestament History Journalism I, II, III Literature Survey L I r 14' A V, I -. I NEPHTALI sANcuEz V G eneral P sychology 493 I GEORGIA SMELSER Teacher Training Narrative Techniques Visual Aids Child Evangelism Pioneer Church Organizations Christian Education Speech :za LENNIE COX RAYMOND WHITTON Dactyology Printing r ' .','r-Alf' 'jgrijl' V ' ilw, or I ,L , l CHARLES COMBS Gloria Hoyle Illustrated Sermons Dean Of Women Youth Redemption DORRIS DUGAS Bible Drama 35+ -5-' JIM SWANK Personal Evangelism Acts Church Outreach P ,709 . 1 4 1 We wish to give honor to the late David Willoughby, who was one of the bright, 'promising young ministers of the United Pentecostal Church. His ministry was powerful, strong, and uncompromising., He deeply ap- preciated the Word of God, and he was an intense Crusader for righteousness and truth. Bro. Willoughby was born April 1, 1945, and was called home to be with the Lord on November 17, 1973. He graduated from Harry E. Wood High School and was given a scholarship to Purdue University. After attending the university for one year, the call of God became so strong in his life that he felt he could no longer continue in secular education. It was then that he chose to attend Western Apostolic Bible College and graduated three years later with high honors. After graduating from Bible School, he was a strong and loyal supporter of the College. On many different occasions, he expressed his appreciation for what he gained at Bible College. Here is an excerpt from one of his letters to the school dated February 8, 1971: I want you to know that I certainly do appreciate the way that Bible College helped me. The classes were informative. The chapel services were encouraging. The fellowship was great. The prayer meetings and consecration services were unforgettable. I will always be thankful for all of the faculty that gave of themselves to help me and my classmates. ldeeply ap- preciate the sacrifice that they've made over the years to the school, and I also thank God for their faithfulness in God's cause. David Willoughby entered the union of marriage with Elaine Reams on April 25, 1970. To this fine couple was born a daughter, Andrea Ruth, on February 28, 1972. In the few short years that he ministered, Brother Willoughby left a deep spiritual impact on all who heard him. Though his voice is stilled, the effects of his ministry will live on in the lives who have been so impressively touched through his God-given ministry. The United Pentecostal Church International has been strengthened because of the effects of this man's life. IESTERN 'WFNEQ B af r U LH -5, , , -: B S -Q w g.1.. :Q - . sa ,, 4 -aa, 'V H 1,5 4., E-, I vu., ,V v... up ,,., p: Q.'w., , , A -5 . .mm ,- P 1 M-dsx, ,HK Qs. Bx.W': :': S .,. 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The Xerox Machine is a valuable The card catalog provides helpful asset to both students and staff. resource information. 2 r LXII Students and teachers appreciate the many valuable reference books available , 5 I , The reference library downstairs and the check-out books upstairs now total over 12,000 volumes of valuable materials. 74wfZQ4w466a44e4 Bro. Singleton teaching the Book of John Sis. Myrick's Greek students practising their alpha betas T.-F, Bro. Dugas teaching Ages and Dispensations Class .sf T t Is X 'f 'JJ QQ at - ,fx 1' 1- J A A ' High-Y 5 -Q- ,., gf Tali Sanchez General Psychology .xg A - k, N f j Q, ..:, ' :.:.:fQ Q VJ ,,1:.il':', ::- V .ff ik Q we -X -.-1 ,Y ' ' 1 5 4 ' ' 35 1 H 'L 'W :X ' ' 4 'r- a 2 .qw-1 --if 1' V J M5 5775 2 A 5 ' yi , 1-54 ' gyms e w1'xrssf'1mmF Mmiiis'-wzamscs,-azfii' 4 C 5 ,f ' 4 , ,fifgfiawwgtgg -. if A .a1f1fm5,7f2?255 . e 'fq5E?,j5'g1m, 1 , F-- i ,:VAf IA., ,..., .V17 uf, ,,g?,fl,' H, fl ff ,V -3 : fi ff. Q' H-. lit . Sis. Smelser teaching Teacher Training Time out for donuts and visiting l' iii Snack-bar time after church L I i W ' 0 Enjoying a good meal Evalani Gomez, Assistant Cook Leo Gomez, Chmef Cook vtjyus.-. fr my if Q LQ . ' gi? Q' X ,A ' - Irv! rg .J UH W F13 . 9 Q! X3 1 Q N H if , nu :.,' ., -L ' 5 ,.- W , px B2 A lively game of ping-pong is healthful relaxation. Yum, Yum! l can't wait until breakfast in the morning. The beautiful fireplace provides a friendly atmosphere. 6 Bro. Phillip, Executive Vice President brings the Word of God. Bro. Jim Marquez delivers a good message Daily chapel services provides spiritual strength for the day l 1 r 1 w f ll wif I I Bro. Mike Bouvat exhorts us to Worship the Lord. Sis. Rose Mary Snyder blesses us Bro. Louis Louw preaches with 'In the Valley He Restoreth the Word of the Lord. My Soul. Worshipping the Lord s L 4- Q.. K' DP' if ix Jhxuclif' ,,-a,.-,,,,! 7973 E Bro. Phillip Dugas Baccalaureate Speaker 5 Z ' At last, a Hood! fFour-Year Degreeb Bro. Winfred Toole delivers the graduation address. N52 Congratulations are in order Glen C. Krouse Job Miraflor, Jr, COLLEGE GRADUATION HONORS Four-Year B Henry Paredez achelor of Arts Three-Year 1 .J , 4-'I 4'-.r .-4' David Seibold William Singleton Dennis Uecker Lorene Messner Honors Honors Honors Honors High Honors High Honors Honors HIGH SCHOOL AWARDS r , Q I 1 NT- ,. A A M roor I 1 ' 9 Rodney Gooch Dwylene Hodges Y Michele King A S100 Crusaders , ' ' Valedictorian : S50 Faculty Scholarship , ' . Scholarship gg, 5850 Scholarship : . : ':i S50 Scholastic Scholarship 'W-. - lr ' S100 Alumni . ' W- ' ru. , 7- p L .:,- e nzl' Q' . lllrurgr f t if C4254 - Q '-:-:-:- 2 Gilbert Leyva S100 Ministerial Cspanish Organizationj Mark Lopez S100 Music Schol x. 'll ' Darryl Seibold Salutatorian 'u 1 in arship ,aw Mary Molina S100 Spanish Ministerial Scholarship s -a A Xl .:. :.: : , ' ' 7 S100 scnomsnc ,-,' Jackie Ruiz M S100 Ministerial Deborah Walden S50 Faculty Scholarship ' I' ,TA Scholarship :,: .:.. -:g. ,,,x: y S50 Faculty Scholarship is M Nh. A Wm ZJ This year the choir has ministered in several churches and college campuses. This is only one of several letters showing appreciation 1 for the ministry of the choirs. lirl tiled Pentecostal Church JOHN D. ARNOLD Pastor 690 Creek Road Menlo Park, California October 30 Phil Dugas Administration Tim Ayers Choir Director Roni Williams Christian Workers President Christian Workers Club Choir I am very grateful for your recent visit and work in helping our local assembly to establish PSFI on the campus of Stanford University. I must apologize for being separated from you at the close of the rally because I had intended to buy your lunch and at least thank you individ- ually for help. I have sent by Brother Ron Sharp, a check to help in some of the expenses of those driving cars. Your work was a success! The words of one young man who just this past Sunday visited the church here were, The rally chanted the campus, everyone on campus is talking about Pentecost. Help us pray that God will give us more than just talk about Pentecost, but give us those that have experienced changed lives through the birth of water and spirit. God Bless you for coming. 3 I . gear e Qaael Pastor John Dewey Arnold altlabe The students and faculty enjoyed a great time of fellowship at the conference in Salt Lake City. '7ff3?'ii: '. -. e-ea want -5. I ML.. ' - Qi mr?- ,pup iid? A11 out for Salt Lake City. Bible School display at the General Conference Waiting for the Home-bound bus for WABC. H-l1lI -- A Bro. and Sis. Haney greet the ban- quet guests. Bro. Haney expresses his appreciation for his father the late Clyde J. Haney for the great example which he left for his son , JA. -I, 336 ., ,tk to follow. Sis. Haney gives us some history of the twenty years of progress at WABC. e- 11 I A 3 , Z Wm D Timothy Ayers Music Director ro. Ayers instructing organ student Choir singing Chorale singing at Alumni Banquet in Salt Lake City .NS I E+ Choir in Civic Auditorium r ll' , . N Choir at Singspiration in First Pentecostal Church Bro. Vaugh Morton, host pastor, expresses his appreciation Something good to eat ioclz 7am Chorale singing at Fresno M'um, M'um.. ,....nd n. ab6fou5S ' S Bro. M. D. Padfield and Bro. W. H. Massengale Board ot' Christian Education shown with Bro. Phillip Dugas, Vice-President of WABC. '3 Bro. Corlis Dees Houston, Texas Left to Right: Bro.Kenneth Haney, Dr. William Hemsley, Bro. Lee Davis, Bro. Howard Davis, Bro. Phillip Dugas Bro. Leon Brokaw Western Dist. Conquerors President Bro. David Gray San Diego, Calif. li Bro. 3a Sis. Ikerd Bro. Hulon Myre, Supt. Europe Missionaries to Africa Kaiserlaunern, W. Germany Bro. 8a Sis. Battle Uruguay, S. A. I.. 1 kim! ik r 'Til V53 - . ..- 15:2 . -- Bro. Mark Baughman Fayetteville, Ark. Bro. 8a Sis. Gary Jacobsen Albany, Oregon Bro. A. D. Spears Bro. 8a Sis. Bob Johnson De Quincy, La. Outgoing Missionaries F, v r, A 531, 1 A , l ww l Win X ll - ' , T3 ii Us Sis. Ethel Urshan Bro. Daniel Jauhall General Sec'y Spanish Or. 51 f l ga , 1 -fg 'Aff' , -Ze. , , . 3, . 1 . 4 U-JAi..-..:.1 The Talbott Family Bro. Steve Baker Illinois Missionary from Brazil l L W 1 Ll Yum, Yum! Something good to eat! ff ' rad- ' ' x . ...,..-N-Q - '?f , l Bro. Combs, pitch me a good one! Home run on the way Hurry up, Girls! OM ?cw46awed panty f.-,1.Lf'!f1 X., 1.26-asv -'H 5 3b?w?iz?'257Z'lM W MIC?-53? 555-SW ri The Proud Fisherman 'if Spying Out the Land! Time? Out to Hear the Word Of the Lord Ou' I CLASS of 1973 1 I The annual Senior Ditch Day was lots of fun. Don't worry. They're married! Raymond Whitton Printer WFS 74001046 Staff Mary Lou Myrick Yearbook Advisor In-ur Yearbook Staff at Work Yearbook Staff j ... 'ng-Sakai' x 1 w --H'-rpnnw ,km Akiko receiving a gift from the girls' dorm. EEK 'ir . -E .PH 2 W 'F J. Now you knowl What kind of cake is this? What do you see Bro. Haney? . Y' A ,FFT ff I EEEE 'wa Music Director I L.. -.-uv -sg 1- wr:- 'V' --.. ,pi s.A.-npr--v A.. 3'-Q -fb, Roni, is that Samoan Style? ' .1 David, that's a funny looking kiddy-cart! Alumni Boat Ride -H.-25 :TZ . . N,- -LX -. '-..-., f. Ez -Q 'ra-3. X F2117 N + I N l ' . ff ' L , r , ,V . ' godq Hound! -o-. 'H-A .99 . . , .0 ,-.2 J as 'Q' ' Student Council in Session ... gs.. OFFICERS Joe Carrillo Vice President Wendy Dugas Sec'y-Treasurer Ron Sharp Student Body President of ' l J155-Qafififfi.lll:f:.TriEs51iff S-la'Qffff:g.F.2-3L1z ' I ' ffl. r flaw? ws. ll. mi-5 gn, , 1 This school year has swiftly passed by, but only to bring us one year closer to the Lord's return., We have had a fine student body which has enjoyed having fun at our socials and outings. We have been brought closer to God through our chapel, jubilee, and revival services. I would like to give special recognition and thanks to Joe Carrillo, Vice-President, and Wendy Dugas, Secretary-Treasurer, for all their help and support. Many times their hard work goes unnoticed, but without it, things would not have been nearly as ef- ficient as they were. I would also like to thank all of those involved in the Student Council as well as the High School Student Body officers for their cooperation and contribution in making this an outstanding school year. Last of all, I would like to thank all of the faculty for their fine teaching and leader- ship in showing us the right direction. I'm glad to know that in this wicked age there is a group of young people that love God and want to learn more about His Word and His will. After all, that is what WABC is all about. Ron Sharp Student Body President g ' ' 0 I 'limi way, 'll '1- ' 1 SPANISH MINISTE RIA L Andy Prov encio President Rudy Ruiz Vice President Joe Aguillar Sec'y-Treasurer UPC MINISTERIAL. Michael Hoyle President James Moran Vice President Dennis Keifer Sec'y-Treasurer Roxii Williams President , 4 sa' w , '1'-'Y' J qw' I' in ' v 'I' ZW GM Pat Lacy mobert Edwards Sec'y-Treasurer Vice-President: T..'7'1 ' x 1, . ZQQ15 .' Y dfiigfwl' as ,ly-nfs x, L' . .1 v I, .Q f ' bf 6 Fix-an m wif -' :-1.91 Jef, mxw l , . Q, L,-. 91-V -v' my .W ,',-'I J, - 'I3'ff.1? iw: . ' .. , .F .. ., - , wig Q jr f' J 'nv' f . 5 ANA. Y my L, A,-gl, JJ, y U . W '1 ' '- -3. Z --' 'Lf' H'-N' ' W' ,' :H- N , . , I,,, ,, M. U: V . X' .Hia . ...l ' r-, ,mr IQ...:.:T,i uv, f .Q Jin ,6'.,'9,,g?' ,,jgl3.bU., vu '.l::u,M . - '- .Q 'I Q . ff.. w .. .,, ' ,. N. . . ,. 1... lim V 'I 'z f ,, . Ns L.: 4. -,jg ' '. H . wwf.. Wx? WU? 'i U ' .f 6 J Z.:-tm, 'M R I ffs.aaa:55 E 1 XQRSE xx in l I gf' 'K QR 52555 iff ff SERVICES Steve Seagraves .,q.... Vice-President Vu Tsaan Tsao ................. President Timothy Ayers .................,. Sponsor Kay Modisette .... Secretary-Treasurer 7 Q . 'W 'fi Yu-Tsao Tsao presenting the needs of Japan to the Student Body. it bf' ff L, Roni sings us a Samoan Song Our Foreign Students: David Turley, Englandg Ye-Tsao Tsao, J apang Akiko Nakagawa, Japang and Roni Williams, American Samoa. ' 1 S... Robert EdW211'dS Jim Brannon Craig McLaughlin Pan Lacy President Vice President Sec'c-Treasurer Promotional Dir. 1-'-1.-av -' .Q-: V WY 9 1- ' 2 , 5 1.4, -if .....,........ 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L hiv.. , V, -1 on :- -sqc- 1 1 l W , '1 'T Upon the recommendation of the Academic Committee of Western Apostolic Bible College, Rev. Ray C. Jones was awarded an Honorary Bachelor of Arts Degree in Bible and Theology. His outstanding and faithful serviceas an Evangelist, Pastor, and Teacher in the United States and Canada for the past 56 years well qualify him for this honor. s .V -wig xg, M. , f I I r W , f f J f 'fha g V -Y, F :emu -1 ,,,, --M '-' ' w r sr E R N .AP o SXT 6'rf'iE rift 'F' 'Tf'b fi' ? '2 ':' Officers Left to Right: Margaret Moralles, SecretaryLMichae1 Hoyle, Vice- Presidentg Lee Sturdivan, Presidentg Priscilla Hernandez, Treasurer. VF 1' ... In ,- f- 'V , v'- fA' fs S 4+ if M , A fo--.., S 'Q- ,. N. Fadda of ffm 7am- f. -. - P' Ewa- i in 9 is is W s ri :im 5? i v U fm. Sf. P9158 l E if in wang? I si 1' '. new 1 w, rfs,X, Q31 ki-6 LIZ SPURGEON Los Alamitos, Calif. mb 'H .el 'sm ul -ti Michael Hoyle Stockton, Calif. Crusaders 1972-74 Ministerial Secretary '73 Ministerial President 73-74 Senior Vice-President 73-74 4 fl Pat Farrell Carmichael, Calif. Crusaders '72-73 Ministerial Sec'y-Treas. '70-71 Counselor Zsaaiolelofzalffifzta 7am- em D Roni Williams American Samoa Crusaders 72-74 Christian Workers Club 7 President '73-74 INR Eli David Alvarez San Jose, Calif. Promotional Director Christian Workers 72 ' Z :' 3 QQFTE H T' Q 4'l 'W if 5 Rose Mary Snyder Phoenix, Ariz. Crusaders 72-74 Christian Workers Sec'y 72 Counselor 72-74 Swag Andy Provencio Central, New Mex. Spanish Ministerial Seefy-Treas.. 70-71 Spanish Ministerial President 73-74 Our Treasure Editor 72 Gospel Crusader 72-74 Counselor iw 44 w - 1 ' .1--., --uw 1 1? T 5 'i 1! Joe Carrillo Stockton, Calif. Sophomore President 71-72 Student Body Vice-Pres. 72 74 Crusaders 71-74 Faodelomoffizw 7am em Degree Margaret Morales Anaheim, Calif. Our Treasure Assistant Editor 71-72 Sn 73-74 Senior Secretary 73-74 Counselor 72-74 fill? T K 'll -can Ui '- in ' a.f:1'?- , W num .. ,. ,.cs,x.11.,, f V :ia . - Hd' ' HBH.. Nephatall Sanchez Los Angeles, Calif. Spanish Ministerial Vice-President 72-73 Crusaders 72f74 gacddoa of,-'ffde Ron Fernandez San Francisco, Calif. Christian Workers Vice-President 72-73 Prison Evangelism 72-73 Robert Algers v-uns 'ig ' Qui Q . is , 'ibvjl ' 7 f Q .rm , i A 1 'ED Stockton, Calif. tilt'-if 1 Q.. x Wendy Dugas Lakewood, Calif. Junior Secretary 72-73 Missionary Sec'y-Treas. 72-73 Student Body Sec'y 73-74 u 7 - '11, 1 aw:-ewzD Ron Sharp Sunnyvale, Calif. Crusaders 72-74 Junior Vice-President 72-73 Student Body President 73-74 Wrbvitv Ti' ' 1 Q:- ' im suv 1 ,JA 5:-1'w4-9 i .-- J , . 3'-7' ' J- '11, rf- .r If 'HT' ROBERT EDWARDS New York, New York Sophomore Vice-President '71 Junior President 72-73 Crusaders League Pres. 73-7.4 I. N, ' I I 'I B' RICHARD NOEL QQ.. Stockton, Calif. Foreign Missionary Vice-President 71-72 24646604 africa 7owz- em Degaee Priscilla Hernandez Ontario, Calif. Senior Treasurer '73 Crusaders League '72-74 7daee- em foliage D-ciplama James Marquez Denver, Colo. Crusaders 72-74 Sophomore President 72-73 Boys' Head Counselor 72-74 Jim Brannon Ontario, Calif. Crusaders 72-74 Student Busines Counselor 72-74 s Mgr. 73-74 mm an ss Wiki., fy MW-W, 1 V fESvrf ss I f wa. , . 1- S . fzn nw ss ss a . 1 Q E B s L A-.-sh,,...,.ggy -ff X A Yhvsg 2 'I AK -9? f.f .Env -N-.. 4 N 1 EE w -M mfs 56444 CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Rudy Ruiz ..,. President Edna. S2l,I'g83.I1F,,.a. Secretary Louise Ramirez Treasurer Rev. Michael Doug1as..u.,Q.nSponsor ,iii 1 L M' Vincent DeMercurio Stockton, Calif. Kenneth Golsch San Jose, Calif. Steve Huerta Stockton, Calif. Dennis Kiefer San Diego, Calif. Pat Lacy Willits, Calif. Jim Larson St. Paul, Minn. Jorge Lopez Patterson, Calif. Louis Martinez Gonzales, Calif. Craig McLaughlin Culver City, Calif. Jim Moran San Diego, Calif. Rudy Ruiz Tucson, Ariz. Edna Sargeant Albany, Oregon Yu-Tsao Tsao Yamamoto, Takarazuka Japan Art Tafoya Albuquerque , New Me Darrel Isaacs Stockton, Calif, Sandra Barger Bloomington, Ind Louise Ramirez Stockton, Calif. Hubert White Stockton, Calif. W K , f' WMM' 25150 - A' , ' , qu- LI. .,,n,. . ., . , W? 'H I 'A .1 '79 if U 'H' If gu rl 1 U , 1 .. ,, , ' 2-?Q'A,9iy-JTH..,QTQ-wide.. f .'4,,,.:: sf3'f1L,: -w mL,r1p , 'pu ' fy ,A X. I !,'.,., ' K- -A ', -. -. -rx , . mn x 1 ., . .,,v,-3 ,J.4 , ff? qw' ,fr .-1 .,!' Q , x I 'S KMIJ V ri' uh! ' ' .. , g ..' ' . I' . .1 ,pn :latex h1.9w,,,, - ff- ,.:,n.. -H k -,Q .www f ' fa- V' Q5 as w..q,mWx, ww .H ,MQ Y. -, f ff -:vw nv '- : 41Y,.,,-,y J -1:45.-rx , H Q Q N X ' B H. , gffsegvsaat nrug , . 24, -'aan' N ALA? b ' K ' W ,X V wx . ,mn nu, , -., . . '- A A h ,M .. huh, 1 1 'H' 1- CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Dan Fernandez ..,.......u... President Luann Crutchfield ..Sec'y-Treasurer Rev. Ray G. Jones ............ Sponsor John Wolfram ..,r.,.... Vice-President 1 1 A I , f, F 418451- -1 gf his? fb' f, ,. ,.-5, s 1 -, 11' n, 1' .,A.i A .1-,. , 1. .bf ,. .4 0lff'f ' 0.1: y. vw-iw f 1-aim ' 'v-71 vw, ffqx 1 nr.,- ,-2 wif Mix Q J, be FRF -ww 1 Ha .-1 ff '35 'rf 2? N594 53 . x,,f'.,-f,4f,',w jx ,.,uf'?2?' TL TL' 1- 1 in img? L . M 4 I ,ja V . ,, W , - Jw S ,QI ff.: Nfl ,,fg,,'i Lg 2 , X. 1 f'.S- 1. Linda Arevalo Fresno, Calif. Joe Aguilar Earlimont, Calif. Karen Barrow Pleasant Hill, Calif. Kathy Bohannon Santa Rosa, Calif. Sherron Coffey Huntington Beach, Calif Mike Bouvat Hammond, Ind. Galen Cox Prescott, Ariz. Luann Crutchfield Citrus Heights, Calif. Rose Di Stefano Richmond, Virginia Danny Fernandez San Francisco, Calif Peter Lespron Phoenix, Ariz. Diana Luna Milwaukee, Wis. Q 'X , . .,, . 'F .RA-,:. . 537.9 H15 -' , A Q ,Q -, .wal ., V,,'5,,.. .3 . ' K V If ' I . 5315 A 93 ' F , fv- fi: I .1-. ,fy J 'il ,K V 9 tiki. 4 -1 1. x,Q5,Qf.!::f,?Sf'i,', 7 r l IU ii' mil' , w -- S t ,g,Qi,,,EE1. J. V . ..5.Qv4 :-, Q, ,wht , gb., pd 'LP V N :Q 113 as vm' . .a I els ' .pa- 'N7l1s. Q, -W ' mpg-QQ! T +?f ,!??71 ' -,'.Z.j1,,f5lj, , i -, tw-il -in I' j,,J,gjh1. ,.K.Y,t,,:, 1 .A ,f . ... ,-- X .vp ' Nr f Ya 1 X-:Wx , .y 'J 'X ' T w . :fa . 1 5 he 'x -Trrfnrfffr.-gv rr:-:--nl AN. Gary McLeod Oakland, Calif. Kay Modisette Dallas, Texas Akiko Nakagawa Kyoto, Japan Raymond Parra Barstow, Calif. Albert Pena Riverside, Calif. Frank Pena Riverbank, Calif. Joe Quinones Stockton, Calif. Louis Ramirez Stockton, Calif. Eddie Reyes Stockton, Calif. Margaret Saiz Phoenix, Ariz. Darryl Seibold Stockton, Calif. Jerry Staten Indianapolis, Ind e. .1-.M mms A W Ewing Bs 5 V W , ,Bi ,, .,. +61 N .. H1 I I 3 S- 4 WWE 4' 1 'Ln X 2 5 l sf S gi -:hz-.:.-:--:.:l -,W W H fu' Q W :?:::s:e: 144:k: Danny Fernandez presentmg Ak1kO Nakagawa w1th apprecuation plaque from the Sophomore class 66444 CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Edward Cantu .......,........ President Terry Baughman ...... Vice President Tonya White .....0.......,.... Treasurer Dwylene Hodges ..... ..... S ecretary 7 ff , 4 M 5 i , 4 A, Iris Adams N. San Diego, Calif., Richard Adams N. San Diego, Calif. Terry Baughman Fayetteville, Ark. Linda Bault Logansport, Indi Arthur Best Jewett, Ohio Jerry Britt Stockton, Calif. Debbie Byrd Stockton, Calif. E dward C antu Riverside, Calif. Jeannie C offy Huntington Beach, C William Collier Preston, Iowa Ron Denson Garden Grove, Calif James Dewey Ione, Washington Dwayne Adair Stockton, Calif. Daniel Avendano Oxnard, Calif. Debbie Browning Baxley, Georgia Kathy Burt Stockton, Calif. Ron Burt Stockton, Calif. Nathan Davenport Yakima, Wash. Mike Donnely Cheyenne, Wash. Mike Gillory Modesto, Calif. Joe Hernandez Chula Vista, Calif. Stanley Jones Palo Alto, Calif. ,, ,rg , N16 5-rw' tg .ry rx- 1 , . MQ-- E fe, -' 1' 9 if 1 V VFW' ko-, , X' X -x - 1,- X ,L rv., ,. . Q, , Jifggyf . , . nf 7zeadmew . A M Q H gig plum W.: of 'k Q f. ew- -zxz an .Q- 4 4 is wr-of-1 'ltd if . . Q Sam Kauhane l , y San Francisco, Calif. K A' ,J f M Qi I V T ,sh wifi'-2 Louis Louw ' .gill n Bulawayo, Rhodesia sg, ,,, ' ,J r' .,., ' f' , Africa igifim i ' 4 ' , ,A , il 5 ':'i- .. .A E 2. . i S AQ 5 M 2 Q-iii Al l ,C J 'Mrk AV? , . .QQ M , i , , ,I. ' .,,, f 1 'fir' ? '. ', 1 x ' .Xu :I J lu . ,y Q Y I w 1, ' ' r If il -1 l gif 9, I 4821? Llxi- 'j g I -.1 B rad Elliott Santa Barbara, Calif. Alfred Fernandez San Francisco, Calif Toni Fields Modesto, Calif. Mary Garcia Stockton, Calif. Rodney Gooch Stockton, Calif. Linda Hamm Miami, Ariz. Gary Harding National City, Calif. Dwylene Hodges Stockton, Calif. Ken Kirtland San Jose, Calif. Joe McGee Ontario, Calif. Diane McLaughlin Garden Grove, Calif. Mary Molina Grayson, Calif. Kendall Rensink Stockton, Calif. Tana Skinner Modesto, Calif. Vickie Strand Grover City, Calif. Oliver Tunison Stockton, Calif., Glen Wertz San Ysidro, Calif. Tanya White Abilene, Texas James Wilmoth Flint, Mich. Donna Yates Loomis, Calif. Naomi Najera Riverside, Calif., David Meintasis Lathrop, Calif. David Turley Bilston, Staffordshir- England Dennis Reed Rarmington, Ark. lik. ,.. t-,,, .. , Ln., Qu: . .r . ..1- , NV. .J 1 :ill ' 1 -x : I S' J.. ' 'fi -- 'ii-5. ., ' YQ' I ' iw '-ffiaeli' if 'QQ gn .Law ' If . r' ' KQV!-, gl' ll E31 .F-L ' 1 I I 'sit ' fi f ff ,,n Q?Pllluv A R nn r u ,-fa fr gy, dr' , - ,w in ' . i M X gl, it i K ' m 'I 1 ', . . ' ' '7,Lr.l,IWrl?i1-Ziz'-FE 'gli .ig fk .'-Ji ' IIN-. :gi if .': ' , ,1 -.r xv A 3:-gakb ,9 EJ ,I X 'k ,Vain fy 1 1 is 2 ' ' is N . ., . ., v, ,as- N 1 , ff INN' Q ' RW Fr mth - 4 - Pceadmew 'Q x .- !1',, 1'4- 5 -Q I, 'vs r-. , V Q Y K 'Z,,, i - , 1' 'f, Chris Montoya Denver, Colo. Miriam Montoya Denver, Colo. Debbie Moore Salem, Oregon Terry Owens Hammond, Ind. Irene Pena Stockton, Calif. Bruce Rakich Long Beach, Calif Leslie Rex Lebanon, Ill. Rickie Ruthstrom Amarillo, Texas Steve Seagraves Seattle, Wash. Bernadette Small E. Stockton, Calif. Pat Stoltz Avondale, Ariz. John Vincer Oak Creek, Wise. Mary Castillo Stockton, Calif. Sandra Madron Kerman, Calif. Sam Wilkins Lake Charles, La. 7ze4dmew SORRY PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Joe Arroyo Gloria Gonzales Gilbert Leyva Stockton, Calif. San Benito, Texas Commerce City, Colo. Diana Gillum Tim Loudermilk Robert Sanchez Chula Vista, Calif. San Fernando, Calif. San Diego, Calif. oe? H I . afar .' M ' ' .-Y' iggf i : n ga., -A , - X .,,, -' ff . V l it ,f , ' 1 .. ,, s,.:?ifif'5 3 X Q' V -1, N ' 523.54 - X 3. r. - -f, ,- Jr: , , ' six ,QMMQ .-. Frank D1 Stefano St Family sr ,. ,Q i . . . . f N' ,.....--1-P Richmond, Virginia ig K J: .. -. ,gil , f -5 1 -X 'im 0 Q i H Ted 8a Anita Rowlett St Daughter Stockton, California 4 Y NIE? Robert Algers Sa Family Stockton, California '-5-Etana.-if 'fggnmf ,L w . , 4. 41' .'. ' ,r.-,... ' , ' .. 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'qi' 1 K' lt W 1 I A 1 , 1 . .,.l,:N V, ! . .Ul,,..I,f,' w mmf' O 5 5 fi 3' 1 sf' Raymond Reyes l I :Y 4 fl , 'I ,M by ,A - .y or -1- . R7 Debbie Meeks If 1' B' 5 if .5 y 1 i I I l OO i:Qm r YYY' ms- E s sw gm sau H ,msgs- A MB . s m -.v 4 .,. .. -f ' -:.: B H . as s sri a . N 5 ss Karen Robertson I s . . . ,:, N ' sit.: E :-:Q . H . .1 ,.,. :I B :E 'P':iiI :.:.:.: ' 3' , .W ,Q me 1 -V-.M E ,mg M E 3 Healey-M' Q Y ff , ,H .n 'W' :E?EL E: ' Cheryl Allen e K 1, Z Q f H, Tabltha Pena f l llll f 'Eff Wifi? - W - V ':' s E s A' n s W , f ::::- ,ms s 'j!5g5r:5:5a5:-. . - 'z- 1' wsiaaa M H Us , ji Skim we K E f , Q - s-H H Wd i s ' 3 ' Wg: L ,E qi , 3 if 3 1'5y5iai ti H E 3 pg 'VV :-: ' -. mam ' asa ,-:-4 :-: R ,gi 55? ' D B e .fir sgigi fsfii. 54 eanna 3,I'l'0W ' A P : sv - 4 ' ' 's.L::'t . ,Y - A I m I .h ,. k ' ' Y J 1' . Ig! -- A-- 3' 4 ,A Donna Bridges .XCIOH LLNEICIILLS 'IOOHDS HEJIH 5' N, , STUDENT BODY OFFICERS 'W T ' 1 w u H W ' 'ff , .T ,.,4. Fifa. 1 ',y.m 1 - - .3 A .p.,q1',:-.':',,- 1. L 1 1 L EJ E z. E ,--Tf .E I J I 'Y 1 1 1 LT 1 L- IS FT JUNIORS Lynn Meeker Arleen Miraflor Janet Renison A ,. :fag STUDENT BODY REPRESENTATIVES SENIORS Donna Bridges Georgia Cleveland Karen Robertson SOPHOMORES Robert Carrillo Rachael Miraflor f f 'iis e ,. - Q :.'i'.,,j, 4 gf --' .. '- ' f b Y - .- - A4 '5:gf,,q41: hi , if i.'- A , X J E PECT ' I ., y I SENIORS R TROS X QF? , E?:ff1rj7,sgf mf.:-' I-.2'fT' ,ij ,-1, f f ,gg ' Ffftifg' ,rf-1rfi'f.5 I 'f Y ffffv' f - 1- H . - K 5 ig 'fav cz:-:saw up .Q-L., 7 .,- ,. '1 1, As we, the Seniors of 74 began to remimsce over the last b wr -- ---' Ji, 'r J Q, three glorious years we have spent in A.H.S. we realize that we have co ., - 45, been blessed beyond measure! '-155 a ft Our Sophomore year began in September of 71 with great ' 'E g g r..- ' 1 5'-'Q' anticipation in every heart. Around 22 new students shyly took their -:gf I' places. Under the leadership of Rudy Juarez, our ciass President, we if raised funds and spent a great day in San Francisco, ln January of 71 21 ' Lim Lug? God saw fit to take from us the founder of our school, Clyde Joseph Haney 131 'feel f f.,5g1QAi5g?'iffg,M He had challenged us as a Student Body to a closer walk with the Lordt. 173.3 fi 'A r His life and example will live on in each heart. 'Ti e, -vs.. r- ..,-31 'Ugg' Y fr ,5 . ' --par, The year of 72' brought a fine group of 30 J uniorst George 4- sig Lespron took the role of President and did an excellent jobt Memories JAX of car washes, bake sales, candy bar sales, and of course the bubble gum machine will never be forgotten! We want to thank Sis., Gloria, our f X ' .A . , V . .- , . .. .. ... , -- -.. f-- . ra -g -g.1.--' -4 , -' 'iff , ., igwv, ,. , t... , , .. ' gl-QQ, , - 1. 1 as . I N 1' K Art by PQrant'C1eveland J. - ' t' 37 -' Q -1 , A - - - .Lf '- as-'af ff -if' Mff-,Q-yur-1mPhJ?bwe. '1 - .' ,, ' . . 'M 'f V -- f '14, ,----Q-r .. X , , 0 Lv- i yswwmr- - ,. , H Q , N , , ,. ,. --, .. ,. . s ,, ,W +4 .i::.s..-35:-I ---. '- A sn.: A A-,- ,- . -Lv-nv-s--: -rr: in -,RA ,, . - Wm . my -L 5- K sponsor, for her time and effort in getting the bail rolling. Yet, f . ?- ff g in the midstiof our hard work there were times of spiritual ' , rs fl- ,1-,:4l.QZ.,5 refreshingst We will never forget the stirring Devotional I ,f I A A Services we had in your class Sist Margie! For it was there . i ff -an '.fMf l, - .-., - - - ' - ' : fy afrfniw is -7 P-a,fspQ,,...,m.M. that many of us made dedications to go that extra mile and up .' 'l5:.u.,:,9 -V g -, f'f2Q ' to sell out that we might be used of Godt Our Class g 5, A 5' . V '-HWFQ '.,t T Outing was a joint one with the Senior Class to beautiful A Q 5? , f:'fQ yi- EFL Lake Comanchet ff 'gr xf'.y 9,. t 'i:1Fq'f 'fK'- The long anticipated J unior-Senior Banquet ' A ' E. 415 A t 't jr -finally arrived., The theme was GATEWAY 'roA 4 15! r Q, -' ,Lf A' A -A - - DREAM . Bro. Knight brought forth a challenging Q IW' message on fulfilling the dream that others have it V if Q K' 5 K made possible for us to lulfillt i f t- 4 we-,gi ' ..- if ' It is with mixed emotions that the Senior ,V L ll 4. ?44f' i A 4 . H Class of 74 entered into the final era of f f i u ' . - 4 time before Graduationt We are grateful I lil. U AK, , , because we are achieving our goals, yet so r QQQC3- - y ' 1 ae- .- eluctant to leave the place that has made, Q 3 ' ' qu. igftt. such an imprint upon our lives. With , T ' ' V Joe Ramirez as our Class President mf - p ' we have hada good year. Frank Di J f assistedlumas it M 0 rf'-f-Sify 1 ' ', Vice President, Cheryl Allen as V.t 1 f' - SSCYSWW, alld , !5L2fjj1 Rhonda Hodges as Treasurer. We Mfg H52 .3 S931 Uma 5921115 ir, gg-3,11 to Columbia where we took those, good Old fashloned t ies-1-gr ' slug. pictures! ,Lift A p - rf: .ff-.vii QL Mere words could not gift! GXPYGSS OUT Qfaflfude to Ani I W 1,,i L-1:9-L . .4 those who have Mought us to 5 gr ff. the ,place .that we are now. n L . r i ew-1'1f,l'-,,: gg-ag F we can say Thank you, .ak ' Staff' and Thank gig'-TBSUS 5:75 for the privilege you have If given us to attend A. . .. KH ft' A I G ' Cleveland 5 L.w,v .Q Alt? I -- GOl'gl3f i p J r,'l W 'L.,i4: - N' .. T ., ,,,r 1:9 ' ff-a a.. -fa-' i'41ZT,-'- f iff , ,fe gif? f 1 . . ..... -. A iw - ' ' P 4551? 5 79 .Tig S . 5 'sw- MW ,.. 8 ,, f'VFlf..f' IS--,J -I-J--- ' 0 3 W '33 i iw I A 1 . Q- 1 1 r V iris vm r I . . . ,W g ,.-a.-J-,-fVV- V f ' ,l5i-o534afH-na- va .---.M t . -I-rw , .Q - , fi ff 5 I-.si if Q-srkd 5 +1 ,.: 'i' r..Es,...mv f I ufifh bu For my ss vu f r-r s -rpm rp fr. ! L z M..- J. mugs urns ag, SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Joe Ramirez President Frank Diaz Vice President Cheryl Allen Secretary Rhonda Hodges Treasurer -:wr v '. 2,1 ,I DT ' t it ffjllg- , ft r.' ' l..-. , N-fi if-7 's -- . 11. If 3 .C q-:, .,,., I .v V LV. is .. A, x W 'HU y, X 1 A wan- V-1.. A ,rj ,H V E3 Q v 4-Q E W 2.1: .7 .tri ,l',-' gs' Q-1, iv. , 'P r.'Q ' 'Q 5 EW? 4 K LL 'f B , .xx . Cheryl Allen Stockton, California v-if v f? FR' fir I Biff' ' :-. QF ' x f fs - QQ! Deanna Barrow Concord, California Donna Bridges Santa Rosa, Calif David Barrett Stockton, California Vickie Bracksieck Shawnee, Oklahoma C eorgia Cleveland Stockton. California I QQ ,- I .lv sry' fn Frank Diaz Phoenix, Arizona, Bonnie Hedger lOrangeva1e, Calif lags? ' ' ' fig? 5 -' ,. . swq X Darla Markwell Stockton, California ,M Ny., . Au' :LTR ' ' . Wait. ',L4xf'7,f 1 Vr'rr'1'5 1-f ' ? '5 7 '36, fr 5 1 vt ix sr Z, K. . I A WF qw. , Atonda Gillum Santa Rosa, Calif Rhonda Hodges Stockton, California - .'uk.:g.. D ebra M eeks . Stockton, California ..--it Tab1tha Pena Patterson, Calif 'Gif 'IWC ' W ,:', , . -gwfQ A' f-y n wx, J,-1 . s- -- fn ,A gri i? A W .VM . fl f llzgui-4? I, Vx 4 gy V ., .' ,,,,, f., LEP: Li gg .gg Karen Robertson Fremont, California Joe Ramirez Stockton, Califomia ljiyllis Southern Stockton, California rex l' Darlene Isaacs Abel Miraflor Mantegal Caljfgmia, !St0CktOH, California sf, was-' .ws SORRY OT0 NOT AVAILABLE Ruth Provencio Bayard. New Mexico Raymond Reyes Stockton, California Yolanda Ybarra Hayward, California Rhonda Beatty Stockton, California Faith King Bridgton, Missouri George Le spron Phoenix, Arizona SENIOR CLASS OUTING vs, sk R, H if . , 6 QE B , U N RAE 4-if .t, H' COLUMBIA, CALIFORNIA The site for the Senior Outing this year was Columbia. This quaint and faeinating town is nestled in the mountains in the heart of the Mother Lode gold country, The delightful trip was enjoyed by all as the sites of historical interest were exolored. X' I' 'xl-X 'ii -.. M nl! iv xl Y - . 'va 4 fl!! 1 .vm rs , as ...n nfs P 'r 'N lv-vw, I K' v 1 1 I-is if ' , 1 fl . It -In ' , . 1-5,, .r , y-, . u ' V nfl til ' tx, I AQ! is -we v , .nf HM c 1.4. 'A uk x 4 s sv, ,X ?. at xt? '- M' . Qi? A1 , f . i f QS, ff - za -fy-. r ' ia all ,M r. if-gn 1 if , In . V s QE-ss viii 4' J Diane Davenport Union Gap, Washington Andy Gaxiola Bayard, New Mexico Raymond Gomez Stockton, California Cynthia Marquez D enver, Colorado Lynn Meeker Stockton, California Arleen Miraflor Stockton, California Nedra Moore Stockton, California Karen Niles Lodi, California Janet Renison Stockton, California Eva Rivas Los Angeles, California Rebecca Rivas Los AI1g91CS, California Janet Seibold Stockton, California P if SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Raul Acedo Robert Carillo Vice President President Debra Harvey Eloise Gaxiola Secretary Treasurer Qin Ci' Y Eg Q84 ts 'wg E-.Ai tm zu HN- was if xg-gh: Ham 1-ram H a Y an MQ 4, XV! JHKEJFBI I 4 igmzawi- ,...a.,- ,J 'Q nn, A,-. Q'-' -74 5 ti Av fl m'7g'5a .i V L-,N 1 ., N- E Qvgttsr W 'L , saw ' ailing , 55' W' M f ' :rss fir ,N Q , ,, H. W W M ,Q um. yu -r '- .U fllfl .M A .wi af' saw 1 1 5: dim. 'Wim . il D 1 .t .R N l , , I l .. N., : rf' ? A lx: to A.,. V I V e E- J rt' ' - ,f if Sai? ' H I -I I Q . f fl -2, ' F XZTL JF, ' F-15' .51 .. X. .NH wa:-t m I E if ,jg - a 'f1g.-3:fl1?ui- H ' .... '- we f, ,,t15.gf1 . ref Efaisii' .:. '- ' A - X ' ig V, ...- - tv.: R 1? A X a , fs. ,.-5 l ,T 1il..W,ix,gQ j , , s k , 10 - 4 V A Q 32 x .R Acedo, Raul Fairfield, California Arroyo, Joanne Riverside, California Carillo, Robert Stockton, California Cleveland, Grant Stockton, California Galindo, Sally Lathrop, California Gaxiola, Eloisa Bayard, New Mexico Harvey, Debra Burney, California La Comb, Kari Stockton, California Miraflor, Rachel Stockton, California Priokett, Ginger Riverbank, California Warford, Eugene Stockton, California Warford, Jeannie Fremont,California 1 - 3 1:7 454 mx gb F .ml 131 311- -' -1 H f-5513. X- -7.5. H ':, emi fn '9f'4'5 V254 s 'W'-., ' 'nw X. ,. , .. h , ,JL .:.. 3-'Q X fi x 'Ly , N 3 .. Hub Ny R ERN APOSTOLIC Bien 1j,.,,. ' ' ' 'Q if ' ' ' ' 12 25. ' ' o ,., ' ' ' ., ' ,1 '- my hmm.. .4-1. ' J...3:.Q.,l I:.i2... 1 .,.,,Jf!.:':L-self. 4' Staten, Doug HARRY B. GOOCH PRINCIPAL Drivers Education Personal Evangelism .35 . ,I '- ' 11- ,-Q-r. 457' Historical Development of Christianity Book of John WILLIAM J. SINGLETON VICE PRINCIPAL v x-4' , 1 C horale TIM AYERS Choir Piano Organ ED CANTU Beginning Dactylology K s-' an if if 1' 31 1.',1,lf',,. w :L .V x MICHAEL DOUGLAS Christian Ethics Lab KT 1 t H5 ' wr. ' .' LQ I 5 K nf! DORIS DUGAS MAXINE EMORY Bible Survey Youth Psychology Home Economics Ancient N. E. History Contemporary Issues Journalism -gg '-1.1-:sf 7, jx '1 ' wigs .w3!k',fiLf ' A ., . . :nf-t.:-.K5b5:'x.z1 ' '1ss,., , 'Q x ' . n- -,gg 5- ' - ' ' -- iw sf K - ' swxwz, .,,. t. Q my M- E. M'-Q ,ffl GLORIA HOYLE Ancient N, E. History U. S. History MICHAEL HOYLE California History Civics E' T 1 MARGIE RAMIRE Z Christian Literature 1'5- Mary Lou Myrick Library Practice - P1 .- f English II, III i J A 1 Q Typing II m- 'h'w--- . .', -2. , wh-- Avi-Ns -u.m .qw M, 11, ' ' QJ- i f ,Hi ii 'gi U -, rw x R -. bmi 1 ggi 'ni Kia N Sf' I .qi K ggw? 4 vjfwww ' J 3 429 1 Q, if ?fi 'Y -' Lx ' 4 qi 15:33. L v ua w 1 ,fm r., iw 18 'L' L N gn, Q' W 1 X Haag? f , L LOIS SEIB OLD Office Practice M, ,mi f D L . 4 DAVID TURLEY Mechanical Drawing , 5 ' - -yawn WMM Z jiiif iv m u. fri' ' f fm v'iv ww1wq: 'mam ..... . Hh.,. -. vn- , wkcwigghfcgggg, H H N ul D322 .cw D GEORGIA SMELSER Art RICKIE RUVTHSTROM Typing I Shorthand RAYMOND WHITTON Printing - nov' , 7 J PRICILLA HERNANDEZ Girls' Physical Education JOE AGUILAR Boys' Physical Education It's a basket! E ,. . ,J U SPORTS ,V I1 main: . Who's winning? P. E. CLASSES READY FOR ACTION! 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Combs Assistant Pastor SCHEDULE OF SERVICES Sunday Sunday Schoo1...... Morning Worship onus., Reviva1................ Wednesday Bible Study ..... Friday Family Nightu... Q J gfgwr 4 2655-5,5 2, V, ,. H, 4 M js! ...SQ E K 1 -1 -...v Jimmie D. Swank Assistant Pastor 9:30 A. M. 11:00 A. M. 7:00 P. M. 7:30 P. M. 7230 P, M. Present Facilities UF I :W 4. A 41,453-2 X LL ny J , '-ig lr X --in ' ' ' :gl . 'Lily 1 5 ' 5549 A 2 I 1 ' -1 gif , Diva- VA I V. . ,If Y, -X, 1. ' X '.. : ,' w 1' VK 1 .f U' ' I ' : w' 1, -7 f - ' ' 1 ,mf lf 1- A- ji l if 1' H '35 L T ' 'gil 3, L: in w Ll i- . V C-gdggl :QQ :Lv .1 M-- -- 4 w'i ',-ml al, 'Eff' ' lf .,r fl n 1 'J' D V T CHESTER COMBS , I-gfhr - , Principal A if 1 ERNESTINE COMES Kindergarden X LENNIE COX CHRISTINA KUBOTA STUGKTUN, 6 Ll DRNI ' -X2 H E APOSTOLIC CHRISTIAN ACADEMY STAFF A DON MARKWE LL Grades 1-2 Grades 3 S4 Grades 5-6-7 1 g' W - ,V-N' . T ---Y---g BETTY CLEVELAND Grades 8-9 . ----QL ig Z' ffrwggz 'Q -. . . 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RIPLEY Disti'ict Secretary mir il .ifcrittsssialqhnirch MS it S 5 Y XXKNX xx Y XXX x Sv . S--- sg ' ':'g.'-L-.LB41-L fy .-- -'- lft -:: :7. .. - r 1 2:-r S: -is T ,fry 1: 15, Qgiyfgxr ,--,nf s-. Y it Q '-f-Lfr l-- Xl .Z ' If lx X 5 'N S5-:six 5 , -1 ' V-VS . .7 'I xxxs-F W kkwwv ' 'x K w Q 1. I 4' X X , ' Z IN X ' , Q , ft N I 9 sEc'r1oNAL DIRECTORS WILLIAM P- CASS Emilie Gray Rex Denson...... Bernard Elms....... Billy F olguim David Royer ..... Olin Ashlock ....... Charles Webb ....... Vacant.......... Jerry Holt .... Elsie Cagle.. Morris Smith . Section 1 Section 2 Section 3 Section 4 Section 5 Section 6 Section 7 Section 8 Section 9 Section 10 Section 11 Sunday School Convention Coordinator D. C. NALLEY Christian Education Director JAMES P. SILVERNALE Book Store Manager CHARLES POOL Promotion Director f N CUNGRATULATIUNS TU THE EHATJUATING CLASS ANU STUDENTS UE WESTERN APOSTOLIC BIBLE COLLEGE UNITED IPENTEC-ZSSTPIL CEHURGZH International XNYXGI-E Q I QS fx TE l I 'I U O L1 1, 3 Q 44 WHOIS? -OUR BIBLE SCHOOLS LEAD THE WAY- WUTILU EVANGELISM CENTER HAZELWUUTI, MISSOURI THE OFFICIAL FAMILY AT THE WORLD EVANGELISIVI CENTER AND EMPLOYEES OF THE PENTECOSTAL PUBLISHING HOUSE EXTEND CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO OUR BIBLE COLLEGES THEY ARE ENCOURAGED AND ADIVIONISHED TO EARNESTLY CONTEND FOR THE FAITH ONCE DELIVERED TO THE SAINTS IJUDE 32. L, J United Pentecostal hureh UI Napa 1078 East Avenue Napa, California X 'F JB ,Q'ze,x 1 f . F 4' gif: Z x Q ul! -a ,,,A M mff e .f 4 A H -01 'ff ' Msxx-. I ef'-,H K- '-Sift' fiat a t r ef f 'vga' in I 5 K4 'QFD- YGL: ' fy SERVICES Sunday School ,,na.a.,n,a.,.,.. ,,.a,... ,...n. . .,,.....an........ , . a.., 1 0:00 a. m. A time ro enjoy informal class discussions Sunday Morning Worship. E..,.aa..n.n.,ag,aa ...a... 6 .. ,.tt ., ,.... 11:00 a. m. 'LA time for spiritual refreshing Sunday Evening Worship ,.u...,...U,,, ..n....,. ....,.......,. n t...n . .. 7:30 p. ln. A time for lively singing, testimonies, and preaching Wednesday Night Bible Study ...a..n.a,,..,.u.. ,.n.,. ,...,......., . 7:30 p. m, A favorite service for those who attend Friday Night Youth Service .n............n.............,.,...,........,..,..a.,... 7:30 p. ni. A service scaled to the Youth and attended by all age groups Rev. Eugene Guerrero Rev., P21111 P12108 Director of Youth and Pastor Out-Reach Ministeries You'll Find A Friendly Welcome X X . AT THE X N ' ' ' ' ' X X X 435, XA , -- W-fb, ' KK, , xg iff A X -4+ 5 V 9 ' J. !': ,5Z57i5. 4.i: 2 fsf. X .95 -Q f .L It ' 9 9+ XX ' 'L W 'Mi X -.4-'I-Quinn-vvow-ur --U , . zl V W F l xx i f 1 Q,yw,,I ,,.Wil .-, X 9 HA W 243351 Q3 giffiiiv! 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Rooesns Gif YL M A N A G E R RES. PHONE 462-B953 Hung NUM, 1 53: 0 PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY IN CHRIST 380 South Rosemead Blvd. Pasadena, California Pastor: James Silvernale SERVICES Sunday School .......................... 9:45 a. m. Sunday Morning Worship .............. 11 :OO a. 'm. Sunday Evening Service .............. 7:30 p. m. Tuesday Bible Study 81. Prayer ..... 7:30 p. m. Thursday Young Peoples' Service. 7:30 p. m. ' ' CONGRATULATIONS T0 WESTERN APosToL1c BIBLE COLLEGE UNITED PENTECOSTAL CI-lURCH,,YE'I'A , . . II... . 1111 Highland Drive yyytyy ll -- W ii-' W'-W uw-Wi -WI-W'iWM.xWuf JW .JW wVWW Q,neLMM'ii22,Q,Mv MnyigyiMin'W1,FLMLm33ws''2.www13 nxJ ' ' a a1'f r 'a 92083 1 'i'i ' 5 i:Q? fW1 T1 :J151..wW . Vlst ' C 1 O nl ii.. ,... til M ,I 3 SERVICES U 1515 X ' ':j.iQH sunday SChO0I.................... 9:45 a. m. QPSP .4 s 4 ' . . : f. ' -- I - - 1. . Sunday Morning Worship 11:00 p. mf PG ' ' 521-5, , . . . . , Hg H fl'-' ,,:f '-., ' . - , '1' ' - .'1'. Sunday Evening Evangelistic 7:30 p. m. ' 1 'li' ' 3. .. N 40 1 U Wednesday Prayer Sz Bible Study.... 7:30 p. m. , lt . . - n U .,,.- Iqmihg .- I I nf: Dedlcafed to Pfeachmg the Apostolic Truth PASTOR: Rev. Don Hyrkas, 2225 Emerald Drive, Vista, Calif. Ph. 724-2261 1 I 1 S I - I UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Pastor: Rev. Jim L. Hughes 668 - 2nd Street Willows, California 95988 SERVICES Sunday School ........................... 9:45 a. m. Sunday Morning Worship .......... 11:00 a. m. Sunday Evening Evangelistic ..... 7:00 p. m. Thursday Bible Study ................. ...... . .. 7:00 p. m. FIRST ,UNITED PENTECUSTAL CHURCH 446 3rd Street A Gait, Calif. 7 aff! 9 ff snnvrcns ' l ff A 5 Sunday School ...................... 10300 A,M, . , . Sunday Evangelistic.......... 7: 30 P,M, H' l I f , rf Wednesday Bible Study ...... 7:30 P.M. ' .-. .T t W M I W A Y? Mill Friday Young People .......... 7: 30 P.M. ,... ,..:, . .S ipg Xfiiyi 1 ' f r SW --4,gf'f!: -f ,'F.F'15 IIA . . . , ..., 'S .-., ... .. ... , ff Pastor! Rev- Wllllaln J- Tate :zii :-2- I ' GREATER IS HE THAT IS IN YOU. THAN HE THAT IS IN THE WORLD. Rev. 8a Mrs. Edmond Dyess ' '1 EDMOND L. DYESS V : if I r I 1' n .f PASTOR Residence 1713 Grove Way Castro Valley, Calif, 94546 Phone: 14155537-5443 CECIL DANIELS ASSISTANT PASTOR Phone: C4151 278-7481 Ca1vary Apostolic Cliurc 16053 ASHLAND AVE.. SAN LORENZO, CALIFORNIA 94580 SERVICES Sunday School .........l..u....n . ........ 9245 a. m. Morning Worship ......... .... 1 1:00 a. m. Evangelistic Service ,....u,... ...... 7 230 p. m. Tuesday Service....... ....., .... . . .... . 7:30 p. m. Thursday Worship dz Bible Study 7:30 p. m. THE CHURCH WITH A HEART IN THE HEART OF THE' EAST BAY 1448 Peach Street E1 Cajon, California Phone No. 442-1789 fl? lx fe' 55. Pastor 8a Mrs. Berl Stevenson 416 Joey Street El Cajon, Calif. 92020 Phone No. 442-8003 SERVICES Sunday School ....................... .. 9:30 a. m. Sunday Morning Worship ..... .... 1 1 :00 a. m. Sunday Evangelistic ...... .. 7:30 p. m. Tuesday Bible Study .. 7:30 p. m. Friday Youth Service ..... . .. 7:30 p. m. OFFICERS Minister of Education .. ............ Milton Williams Minister of Youth ........ .. .... Calvin Williams Minister of Outreach .... .... G ordon Richardson Ladies Auxiliary ...... . ..... Yvonne Williams first United entecostzzl Church 878 BOYNTON AVENUE ' SAN JOSE. CALIFORNIA 95117 'lf ':-'Irma N J . ...' tv. 1 - . n 2-H' - A jr by ,jd Www Qlkkwne geom yaaloe and 11424. ykoewmke SCHEDULE OF SERVICES SUNDAY Sunday School . . . . . 10:00 A.M. Morning Worship . . . . . 11:15 A.M. Prayer ........ . . 7:00 P.M. CHURCH OFFICERS Evening Service . . . . . 7:30 P.M. TUESDAY ' 1 U ' gil Prayer ..... . . 7:00 P.M. '- Bible Study ............... 7:30 P.M. .. 1 ny' I I Q FRIDAY iThursday during Summeri 'o f 'vuy -' Prayer .................. 7:00 P.M. Youth Service ............. 7:30 P.M. ' A ' L SATURDAY Prayer ....... . . 9:30 A.M. Visitation ....... . . 10:00 A.M. Elder F. V. Shoemake Rev. Charles Pool Pastor Program Coordinator Youth Recreation .... . . . 7:30 P.M. UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 4411 N. First Street Fresno, California 93726 PASTOR: Rev. Vaughn Morton 2957 E, San Gabriel Fresno, Calif. 93726 ?4f5? SERVICES Sunday School ....... . ................. ...... Sunday Morning Worship ...... ...... Sunday Night Revival.. .... .... . . Wednesday Bible Study ....... ...... Friday Youth Service ....... ...... 42. mai? WWE iff? 9:45 a. m. 11:00 a. m. 7:30 p. m. 7:00 p m. 7:30 p. m. we THE CHURCH THAT TELLS IT LIKE IT IS . .. BECAUSE WE CARE! UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 133 Tuolumne Blvd. Modesto, Calif. 95351 3 WHERE THE WHOLE COUNSEL OF GOD IS DECLARED Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Rode Assistant Pastor SERVICES Sunday School ......................... ..... 9 145 a. Sunday Morning Worship ............. ..... 1 1:00 a. Sunday Young Peop1e's Service ..... 6:30 p Sunday Children's Service .......... .. 6:30 p Sunday Evangelistic Service ....... 6:30 p Tuesday Bible Study ........................ .. 7:30 p Thursday Pentecostal Conquerors....... ..... 7:30 p Office Hours: Monday-Friday .....9:30 a. m.-3:30 p Rev. and Mrs. J. D. Dansby Pastor CHURCH OFFICERS Rev. J. D. Dansby...... ..... Pastor Rev. J. E. Rode Assistant Pastor Connie Pitman ....Secretary-Treasurer LADIES AUXILIARY Bonnie Ketner President Shirley Dunn .... .. Secretary-Treasurer YOUTH DIRECTOR James Prather........... Youth Director John Nelson.... Assn't Youth Director CONGRATULATIONS to W.A B C from the WESTERN DISTRICT LADIES AUXILIARY 5.-Q 'ffl' Lillian White Dorothy Parks Ruth Baglin Promotional Dir. President Secretary I 5' QQXPS 'A . Sllaallre radii 1? l I 1 . wi 'A 1 X, Yvonne Williams. Ruth Viken ..u.,uu Danetta Hyrkas . Barbara Cox iiiui Jewell Condren . HERS MEM For We are labourers together with God: ye are God's husbandry, ye are God's building. I Corinthians 3:9 SECTION PRESIDENTS 1 Shirley Gentles 2 Loretta Smalley... 3 Avalene Royer.... 4 Christine Edwards . t,tr..ut...tt..r.t. 5 Carolyn Bowden... Gladys Stephens.. .... 11 .1 FREMONT APCSTOLIC CHURCH C 111777 2450 Durham Road Fremont, California 94538 . . Qi SERVICES Sunday School .............. 10:00 a. m. PASTOR Sunday Evangelistic ...... 7:30 p. m. Rev. Hale K. Duke Thursday Service .......... 7:30 p. rn. 2400 Durham Road f 1 '44 if Fremont, Calif. 94538 ' Rev. Hale K. Duke UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH PHSWFY 861 Evan's Road Rev- M1011 Royer Mupiras, California 95035 804 Vasena Street Milpitas, Calif. 95035 SERVICES Sunday School ............i........ 9:45 a. m. Sunday Worship ......... .... 1 1:00 p. rn. The Church that Preaches the Apostles' Doctrine Sundav Evangelistic ...- .... 7 :30 -0- tn' Wednesday Bible Study ..... . ,.... 7:30 p. m. T limited ydfllfiliddlffll 1121 S. ORO STREET, STOCKTON, CALIFORNIA 95205 Rev. Walter Sturdivan ............ Pastor Rev. David Knight.. Assistant Pastor SERVICES Sunday School ................... .... 9 145 a. m. Sunday Morning Worship ...... .... 1 1:00 a. m. Sunday Evening Service ...... .... 7 130 p. m. Wednesday Bible Study ..... 7:30 p. m. Friday Youth Service ..... .... 7 :30 p. m. CUNGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1974 THE END OF YOUR SEARCH FOR A FRIENDLY CHURCH qi, 0 -gr mmm PAUL PRICE Superintendent 1 tflft K5 . ff ' ,-E al Church CONGRATULATES W A B C The Western District Board extends its sincere appreciation to the faculty, 'student body, and alumni of the Western Apostolic Bible College. The accomplishments of the graduates who are now laboring in the great vineyard of the Master are to be commended. The District Board congratulates the graduating class of 1973 for the completion of its training at WABC, and it is its hope that these graduates will rise to meet the challenge of the hour in the ripened harvest for many souls.. David F. Gray White Howard Davis Q'---'AQ WINFRED TOOLE Sec'y-Treasurer Kenneth Fields Section 1 Section 3 Section 2 Section 4 , anim Paul Wilson Harvey Cantrell Walter Sturdivan Section 5 Section 6 Section 7 Robert Lineberry H. K. Duke William Geurin Section 8 Section 9 Section 10 we 1 ' r f' Ei! :El ' ' it y5 H ' - ' ' ::: ' as - W 2 A S 555551 I, - SS E B ' was E-Examining? t t -. yi. t ,. iiefiae ca ti , 28,7 stew, E- E 'J t t. 1 ff, Burl Woodward Section 11 APUSTULIG ASSEMBLEY UF THE FAITH IN BHIHST JESUS President ...... Vice President General Secretary General Treasurer..... CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1974 GRADUATES Q 7 The Apostolic Assembly has felt the influence of the Bible teachings and holiness standards that have been instilled in its WABC graduates. They are laboring with great faithfulness in the field, harvesting souls for the Master. The General Board appreciates the administration and staff of WABC who diligently and unselfishly give of themselves to train workers for God's service. We also value the warm fellowship that exists between our two organizations. And we trust that the '74 graduates, no matter what their affiliation, will wholeheartedly and unstintedly toil for the betterment and growth of His Church. Left to Right: Bro. Daniel Jauhall, General Secretaryg Bro. Lorenzo Salazar, President, Bro. Isaac Cota, General Treasurer. EXECUTIVE BOARD ........Lorenzo E. Salazar ......Antonio C. Nava ......Daniel Jauhall .........Isaac H. Cota Secretary of Missions Secretary of Evangelism ..........Phillip Rangel Robert M. Ramirez Secretary of Education .......... Ernest S. Cantu Director of Publications Secretary of Social Assistance .... David Palma ..... Jose Ortega FIRST UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 5501 -212 Street, S. W. Lynwood, Washington 98011 CHURCH OFFICERS Rev. Orval R. Allen Pastor 1510-231 Street, S. W. Maxine V. Allen.......................Assistant Pastor Stephen Allen .......... Director Christian Education SERVICES Russell Bigelow ...... Sunday School Superintendent Sunday School .......................... 10:00 a. m. Paul LaGr0ne --u-------------.u--a----n--u- 303111 Member Sunday Morning Worship .............. 11:00 a. m. J. Watson ...,....... .. ...................., Board Member Sunday Evening Evangelistic ....... 7:00 p. m. R. Bigelow ...... ....... B card Member Thursday Bible Study ................. 7:30 p. m. FIRST UNITED PENTECQSTAL CHURCH 302 Carey Avenue Freedom, California 95019 SERVICES Sunday School .......................... 10:00 a. m. Rev. Barney Roberts, Pastor Sunday Night Evangelistic ..... 7:00 p. m. 780 Amesti Road Wednesday Bible Study ........ 7:30 p. m. Watsonville, California 95076 Friday Night .................. 7:30 p. m. 7236 SUGARPINE 'Eli-ggi PINEDALE, CALIFORNIA 93650 PASTOR EE? REV. DELTON R. FAIR Qt, 1719 E. Los Altos Fresno, Ca. 93710 Phone 439-1981 ii SERVICES Sunday Evening ............. .... 7 :00 p. m. Sunday School .......................... 10:00 a. m. Wednesday Bible Study ....... .... 7 :30 p. m. Sunday Morning Worship ....... ..... 1 1:00 a. m. Thursday Youth Service ...... .... 7 230 p. m. Beffzel 7em7ale padalfb Gfunch 3200 East at Addison Avenue Twin Falls, Idaho 83301 Rev. J. L Tankersley P. O. Box 1210 PASTOR: Twin Falls, Idaho 83301 13 ,.11 Q Alumni Assac'atmn b:-.., ' 1:1AA4. . ,4:1:: 1:r:' 5 - w 2 i f , I ff VD 4 ALUMNI OFFICERS Front Row Left to Right: Kenneth F. Haney ......... WABC President Phillip Dugas ..Executive Vice President Back Row, Left to Right: David Abbott ..............A1umni President Jim Swank...........A1umni Vice-President Arlon Royer.........A1umni Vice-President ssociatiun 1 I , t,1'!I.v'l :n1'l 5 I 1 I I I I i 1 1 .,....- , A I L 9 W l I I PASTORS PAS ORS ASSISTANT 'I' CHRISTIAN EDUCATION DIRECTORS EVANGELISTS 9 BIBLE SCHOOL STAFI' MISSIONARIES HEADQUARTERS STAFF SCATTERED ALL OVER THE WORLD ARE THOSE OF GOD'S LABORERS WHO WERE TRAINED AT WABC K . . 1PASTORS, OASSISTANT PASTORS. AND l CHRISTIAN EDUCATION DIRECTORS 1 2. 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60. Allen Abbey 1 Sacramento, Calif. Ron Abbott 1.Tulare, California Bob Adair oNational City, Calif. Conrad Aguirre l Los Angeles, Calif. Steve Allen 0 Lynwood, Wash. lshmael Arellano 1 Chicago, Ill. Samuel Arellano 1 Fremont, Ohio Thomas Baca 1 California David Bishop 1 Redding California Kenneth Bledsoe 1 Oroville, Calif. Danny Boyd 1 Napa, California Leon Brokaw 1 Turlock, Calif. Wayne Chester 1 Camden, Tenn. Charles Clark 1 Brownstown, Ind. Roy Cunningham 1 Springfield, Ore. Bill Davies O Madera, Calif. Irvin Davis, 1 Waukegan, Ill. Don Drennan 1Van Nuys, Calif. David Dugas 1 Portland, Oregon Tim Dugas oliansas City, Mo. Larry Ellis 1 Brownstown, Tex. Robert Filkins 1 Tennessee Dick Francis 1 Lodi, Calif. John Goodizvin 1 San Gabriel. Calif. Darryl Green 1 Portales, New Mes. Kenneth Haney 10 Stockton, Calif. Fred Hartley 1 Elk Grove, Calif. David Hernandez 1 Pico Rivera, Calif. Dale Hill 1 Malden, Mo. Gary Hogan 1 Palm Dale, Calif. Don Howard 1 Fort Worth, Tex. Tommy Hudson 1 Mesa, Ariz. Jim Hughes 1 Willows, Calif. Don Hyrkas 1Vista. Calif. Gerald Hyrkas 0 South Gate, Calif. Alfred Jose 1 Carso, Calif. Carlos Juarez 1 Fairfield, Calif. Harold Kern 1 Bellevew, Wash. Karl Kesling 1 Carlsbad, New Mex. Gilbert Leyva 1 Commerce City, Colo. Rush Locke 1 Kearney, Neb. Pat Martinez 1 Gonzales. Calif. Robert Martinez 1 New York, N. Y. John McDonald 1 Eureka, Calif. Joe Mendoze 1 Stockton, Calif. Wayne Maxwell 1 San Angelo, Tex. Tonny Miller 0 Lancaster, Tex. Albert Minghelli 1 Tucson, Ariz. John Ortega 1 Dallas, Tex. Henry Paredez 1 Detroit, Mich. Alton Parker 1 Warren, Ark. Charles Pool I San Jose, Calif. Jerry Pruitt 1 Peidmont, Mo. Darryl Rash 1 Grass Valley, Calif. Clarence Riddlesperger 1 Broadwick, Calif. Ron Seagraves 0 Seattle, Wash: Danny Segraves 1 Rock Hill, Mo. Harley Shirel 1 Lawton, Okla. John Sholund I Visalia, Calif. John Smelser 0 Houston, Tex. William D. Smith 1 Torrance, Calif. Dan Solomon 1 Tempe, Ariz. Herbert Spencer 0 Stockton, Calif. Walter Sturdivan 1 E. Stockton, Calif. Jim Swank OO Stockton, California Gary Sylvester 1 Buna, Texas Eugene Talbot 1 Creve Coeur, Ill. William Tate 1 Lodi, Calif. Melvin Thacker 1 Ilinois Nate Tafoya 1 Albuquerque, New Mex. Dennis dr Fern Uecker l Prescott, Ariz James Vaughn 1 Beatrice, Neb. Ronald Walls 1 Marion, Ill. Nate Wilson 1 Flint, Michigan Simeon Young. Q BIBLE SCHOOL STAFF Manuel Carrilo Q Hayward, Calif. Michael Douglas O WABC Paul Dugas O GCE Phillip Dugas O WABC Leo Gomez Q WABC Kenneth Haney 10 WABC Gloria Hoyle Q WABC Christina Kubota 0 ACA Don Markwell Q ACA Margie Ramirez O WABC Lois Seibold Q WABC William Singleton O WABC Becky Smelser O TBC Jim Swank 0 Q WABC 5 EVANGELISTS David Abbott 6 Larry Allred L Clifford Clark L John Clifford A David Elms 5 Wendell Elms L George Frazier 6 Richard Grandquist 6 Gene Guerrero 6 Pat Kleiman I Larry Renison I Dennis Warren 6 David Willoughby I Don Riddlesperger 0 Broadwick, Calif. AHEADQUARTERS STAFF Jim Roam 1 O Portland, Oregon Tony Romano 1 Tracy, Calif. 1. Carolyn Hudson Arlon Royer 1 Milpitas, Calif. 2, Donna, Gregg David Royer 1 McFarland. Calif. 3, Nancy Singletary UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH as 5770 Saunders Avenue Loomis, California 95650 , an s N -amassed M Sis. Sam Cagle SERVICES P. O. Box 145 Bro. Sam Cagle Sunday School.. .... Sunday Morning Worship ........... Sunday Evening Worship .......... Wednesday Night .................... Friday Youth Service .............. 10:00 a 11:15 a 7:30 p 7:30 p 7:30 p Rev. Sam Cagle, Pastor Loomis, California 95650 UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF SAMOA , Al. I TALOFA LAUA ! to the WESTERN APOSTOLIC BIBLE COLLEGE Graduating Class of 1974! Missionary Superintendent South Pacific Islands Presbyter of Samoa Pastor in Picture Don D, Dobyns Roni Williams George Vaipae I Iesia Apos tolica De La Fe En Gris to Jesus 904 Taylor Avenue Ontario, California 91761 The Jimenez Family SERVICES Sunday Morning .......... 10:00 a. Sunday Afternoon ........ 4:00 p. Tuesday Service ......... 7:00 p. Thursday Service ........ 7:00 p. Rev. Abel Jimenez, Pastor 4975 B. Street Chino, California 91710 H-cw 11 New Church Now Under Construction GUNGHATULATIUNS T0 THE GLASS UF '74 FROM THE First Apostolic Ghurch 7737 Highland Avenue Citrus Heights, Calif. 95610 PASTOR: WILLIAM E. GEURIN RESIDENCE ADDRESS: 7444 ROLLINGWOOD BLVD. 1 95610 SERVICES OFFICERS Sunday School .......................... 9:45 a. m. Sunday School Superintendent ..... Gary English Sunday Morning Worship .............. 11:00 a. m. Assistant Pastor ................ Dwight R. Young Sunday Evening Evangelistic ....... 7:30 p. m. Youth Leader ........................... Mike Harden TUSSCMY Bible Study ---'------f------- 7530 P- m. Ladies' Auxiliary President .... Margaret Young Thursday Youth Service ......... . .... 7:30 p. m. ...BUILT UPON THE FOUNDATION OF THE APOSTLES AND PROPHETS, JESUS CHRIST HIMSELF BEING THE CHIEF CORNERSTONE. Ephesians 2:20 1 1 w l I 1 UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Q , EQ ri QXSNV X ZX,- Si 690 Creek Drive Menlo Park, California SERVICES Sunday School .......................... 10:00 a. m. Sunday Evangelistic ...... .. 7:30 p. m. Tuesday - PSFI - ........ .. 6:30 p. m. Wednesday Bible Study ..... .. 7:30 p. m. Rev. John Dewey Arnold Pastor M Donald' . . . Krur lGnd of Place IM'Dm'd3 1009 NORTH WILSON WAY QLY Ml! 2 I if -E--I: Eg- .- 2 1 STOOKTON, CALIFORNIA 95205 This Space Donated By Mnnclf Hans A Give Me a. Call PHONE 462-2874 I 0 J. J. FETZER AND SON ,V I Q 1 :wx sTOO2SI'tJNJ5Zi5?FOOORN?i 135205 Phone: 4666624 THE COMPLETE BAKERY CONGRATULATIONS THE FINEST CAKES az PASTRY ' CLASS OF 1973 We cater 'ro Au Your Needs lT'S THE TOTAL THAT COUNTS' ADD THEM UP' . fx 0 Your Fam-ily S Favorine Brand 0 Low Prices t MeeI the fr S Famlly S udget 6045 N EL DORADO A Choice of 1536 WATERLOO ROAD A SS l0'Meet H Ff1m11 W2 Needs y x . A -I IAF 0 D . . Ml Elk' - l I I I Lei ? ' 0 LAI 'V Jkt ' ,Tiff 3310 EAST MAIN . ' ' N W. QQ., Siz 1 tp I N 4 UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 106 W. 7th Street Iraan, Texas 79744 SERVICES Sunday School .......................... 10:00 a. m. Sunday Morning Worship .............. 11:00 a. m. Sunday Night Worship ........ ...... 7 :30 p. m. Wednesday Bible Study ...... ...... 7 130 p. m. Rev. L. A. Rich, Pastor Box 206 Iraan, Texas 79744 UNITED PENTECCSTAL CHURCH 59609 Ironwood Road South Bend, Indiana 46614 JE. - , .' .:- - kgs Z.- ,,, M, wif, Sunday School FW , ' Tuesda Pra e nfl. 32431556 .eaezaaf 5:55555 U1 XII? Y Y V-xlr.--1 2 I 1' xlib' Saturday Prais - :CE - X ,f ' .- . 5 .:.f I F If - 'v'vwf . 1 ' - i Rev. K. H. Mendenhall, Pastor 526 Widener South Bend, Indiana 46614 SERVICES Sunday Night..::i.: ............ . Thursday Bible Study .................. c and Worship... r Meeting.............. 10:00 a 7200 p 7:30 p 7:30 p 7:30 p UNITED PENTECCSTAL CHURCH SERVICES Sunday School .............. 9:45 a. m Sunday Morning Worship. 11:00 a. m Sunday Evangelistic ...... 7:00 p. rn Tuesday Youth Service.. 7:30 p. m Thursday Bible Study .... 7:30 p. m Rev. John McDonald, Pastor 5550 Zeck Road Eureka, California 95501 Tolliver Avenue 426 Ridge Road Grass Valley, California 95945 SERVICES Rev. Daryl Rash, Pastor Route 1 Box 198-A UNITED PENTECCSTAL CHURCH Morehead Kentucky 40351 Q- . ' 4 at ,,.y I if? Rev. Lloyd Dean, Pastor V Rt. 6 Box 498 llv' ' VW' Morehead, Kentucky 40351 A 'ff ' E? cflse UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF GRASS VALLEY if Sunday School ....... . ..... . ............ 10:00 a. m. Sunday Morning Worship .... ..... 11:00 a. m. I Sunday Evangelistic ......... .. 7:00 p. m. Wednesday Bible Study.... .... .. .. 7:30 p. m. 300 E. Hilborn Lodi, California 95240 SERVICES Rev. 8a Mrs. Richard J. Francis Sn Daughters Friday Night Youth Service..l.... Sunday School... ................... . .. Sunday Morning Worship ........ .... Sunday Night Evangelisticq. ... Wednesday Night Bible Study ...... .. ...Q FIRST UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 9:45 a. m. 11:00 a. m 7:00 p. m. 7:30 p. m. 7:30 p. m. WILSUN WAY BUILDERS SUPPLY I 2605 North Wilson Way Stockton, California 95205 in QP' IIIIGII PAIITSE ' Wm wilson vm auunms SUPPLIER? I I III T ,J 1' E :Q Q.. QL H B ILDING SUPPLIES DISCOUNT PRICES SAV: ss PLYWOOD V FORMICA TOPS V DOORS V WINDOWS ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES V PITTSIURGN PAINT 1' HARDWOOD V KITCHEN PLANNING If MOLDING CWOOD I ALUMINUM! V V ll ALUMINUM-WINDOWS I SLIDING GLASS DOORS V COMPLETE LINE BUILDERS' HARDWARE V ROOFING A INSULATION n V MILLER FALLS POWER TOOLS V STANLEY TOOLS I - CHECIFOUR PRICES FIRST - wilson wAv -ggulozns sumv , 465-7653 ' 2605 N. WILSON WAY ON NORTH BUSINESS IIIWAY 99 Old Time Religion Tabernacle A LaPorte Sz Walnut Rev. W. D. Mangun, Pastor p g... Prymouth, Indiana 46563 800 West Gam EQ iw .I Plymouth, Indiana 46563 ' . Q- ' ' SERVICES OFFICERS r :2. . ln' Sunday School ............... 9:30 a. m. Ri2'Si2Z3:t1Es:t :J1rtz it 'ff Sunday Night ....... . ........ 7:00 p. m. I Wednesday Bible Study... 7:15 p. m. Larry Berger 7 Friday Youth 8a Family 7:15 p. m. Sunday School Superintendent TOT:-narg Apostolic Assembly Church , .,.,V.,.q 729 Cooper Road Oxnard, California 93030 SPEAKS SPANISH AND OTHER TONGUES! CONGRATULATIONS FROM o o 0 SERVICES Sunday School ............... 10:00 a. m. Sunday Evangelistic ....... 7:00 p. m. Tuesday Service ...... .... 7 :00 p. m. CHURCH THAT Thursday Service ........... 7:00 p. m. Rev. Robert M. Ramirez, Pastor 1405 South F Street Oxnard, California 93030 Eastridge Aposotolic Church 2701 SOUTH WHITE ROAD SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA JOHN A. DAVIS, PASTOR TO THE CLASS OF 1974 'THE CHURCH WHERE GOOD THINGS ARE HAPPENING' CHEROKEE BETHEL HOME 4124 E. Cherokee Road Stockton. California ' , , . . . fy.---,-.A-911- A Christian Home for Men 8a Women 24 HOUR AMBULATORY CARE o State Licenses oHome1ike Atmosphere with Fireplace o Private TV Available 0 Forced Air Heat 0 lntercome to All Rooms 0 Fire Alarms 0 Air Conditioning 0 Family Atmosphere 0 Organ 0 Hi-Fi 0 Special Entertainment 0 Church Services Available. 0 Transportation Service 0 Special Diets 0 Private Entrance to Most Bedrooms HDUBE SALES UIZ CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF 1974 WITH EPHESIANS 6:24 'U 1 Rudy Sz Mary o GENERAL CONTRACTOR Q ADOBE SALES o MASONRY 4249 S. Valencia Tucson, Arizona Z? Z WWMGIIIWMHMII M, ,vywnlwlffinwfwAwJfh!ffnflMt'f7rlhfMlnlfh'N.c'lfnl1rln5rlfrI1N0lry.nflI1A'A'll7INI04M7H,7Afb5Ii.71fW15g 1 r E W .1 Y? '4 E PSI-COLN ii 53 -fa 01 2 ff 3 if 1, 11 E 5 55 2 r Z 35D2G'll59VACfMi5WH71h7L'lL'lWIfi17Uh7t07lif7lA'lh5'Af'!!lh'NWM717f!l'Ifllv'ilLlML5Hli67Uv'1!!lNLZ'A'IfA'Vh'F3l I lHIL0'if-WHILWHIPIVI 7 YOU'VE GOT A LOT T0 LIVE AND PEPSI HAS A LOT T0 GIVE Pepsi Cola Bottling CoQ 1514 East Market Street CLASS OF 1974 Stockton , California 95205 5i jf' E Y E I . H . H E Q. 1 sr , me wav-- is i x-x 1- 'Q E I X E Y W Si sg i N' K A 71 '12 iii? ' N : as N STORES IN: Stockton Tracy Rio Vista Sonora Oakdale DON QUlCK'S GROCERY STORE 2725 Waterloo Road, Stockton, California Max Podesto, Proprietor MAIN OFFICE 2725 Waterloo Road Stockton, California, 95205 Phone: 462:3293 930 R. l.E8P QQ' And Sans 00 3505 EAST POLK STREET PHOENIX, ARIZONA 85008 REF' - 'hw 1 r. .. w A A 'er mis 3 gr a is -'-um an I I1 T ' W' 4.3 E ,. 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'S. - -. fs-4 11' If , X f -t -el it ,YQ I,,,.i. '. A. :..' .'.. ' ' Z' - X I 1 - - X I . , 'Q A li 1:3 LN, - r' u A ,E gf- ' D G FUNERAL DIRECTORS E sol N. California St,-Ph. 466-8075 f REEHWHWHS SHOP AND CARD GALLERY PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT SINCE 1912 0 FEATURING HALLMARK CARDS AND PARTY GOODS o PHOTO ALBUMS, FRAMES AND CANDLES MASTERCHARGE AND BANKAMERICARDII 285 LINCOLN CENTER Open Thursday Nights 'Til 9:00 p. rn. PHONE 477-5566 Wi, jwww fj!l1!?fj 6 farm' ,f x ea owners Bos at Jo snnnn 9755 Shecfd Jlowma. iwm.q,n ' 51 5 fwmmoi fc Flowers Wired ' ' 1' TEIEHORA FTD Everywhere QQ 9+ BWID MVA DAILY 8:00 T0 5:30 - SUN 9:00 T0 2:00 I CALL BANKAMERICMI CORNER OF HARDING WAY 8. CEMETERY LN. 565 EAST HARDIN-G WAY STOCKTON HAPPELVS Pninmicv o Prescriptions o Sundries o Vitamins o Health Food Supplements o Pay Utility Bills o Money Orders o Delivery 05 xt .C r . g . 1132 Waterloo Road ... Stockton, California Phone: 466 -2522 Easiest Way to Open a Typewriter SELECT A NEW PORTABLE TYPEWRITER OR ELECTRIC ADDING MACHINE Rent for UU Per A Only MOIIIZII :YI -'zzrgvsruwu APPLIED TOWARD .rllvlluvnolw l'i',1'f.',9,P.f,9,',F-'I REGULAR PURCHASE ini? I I W ALL RENT CAN BE U ':-s v u S ., -1-W PRICE No Tricks-No Gimmicks-No Interest KEEP IT UNTIL PAID FOR OR RETURN IT ANY TIME CO 0 Lincoln Denier--North Lodi-IGI W Pine S1 1-,Oakton NORTH STORE NEXT T0 PAY LESS OPEN 'TILL 8 P. M. MON. - FRI., SAT. 5 P. M. Your Typewriter Centers Patrician tudin 463-6496 'II NO. GRANT ST. - STOCKTON - o Specializing in Color Photography o Quality Portraiture o Wedding Pictures o Passport Photos o Photostats SERVING THE LODI, TRACY, MANTECA 81 STOCKTON VICINITY SINCE 1946 06 0 0 ,.,,, .,.,...1:f,:1:1:5:gzi:5:Z:1zgf5:5:a:5:3:irzz5:3:5:i:E:E12:i1ErE523i5:3 :2:2Q .f:f1.15f: fzr 1 4:5.1,l.g,,,,.,.. , ..::.:.:-,4.-.-:-. , ' I1I.A4-uinwma:1:1151:11:111sera:5fm:5:rif?:f1::1::::1:z'11a:r.r2.fAz:a.12:1f-'I.-- ...-:':11ffff 1-1'f'''2ffff1'2ff1:1:'f1.11-fr:--1I:-1I.1.1.1.1.H.1:I11:ef5:3522525aiei2222its2E24ai5225222ESEQQSEIQSREIEEII1112111211- '' . ' I I GAS ERVICE INC. Our Service Makes Warm Friends 0 DOMESTIC 0 INDUSTRIAL 0 AGRICULTURAL PROPANE SERVICE f TANKS, EQUIPMENT, SALES 8a RENTALS -I GAS HEATING if WATER HEATERS f ENGINE CONVERSIONS RADIO DISPATCHED 2525 Mariposa Road Stockton, California DAY on NIGHT CALL 466-8 gn 'II7wld W Inc. FOR THE FINEST IN FLOOR COVERINGU MINER AT GRANT STOCKTON, CALIFORNIA 95205 5 ' f?I1 31iI?I IIC. SINCE 1964 - THE ORIGINATOR NOT THE IMITATOR QD CARPET CLEANING o Linoleum 0 Tile o Carpet PHONE: o Draperies o Furniture 464-9815 PATH FIN DER DRIVING SCHOOL PRIVATE LESSONS 9 FREE PICK UP TEENAC-ER PROGRAMS . Qwgigif, TERMS Aulomalic shin ., ' -?'FII'f. N: Slick shin FOREIGN LANGUAGE STUDENTS NERVOUSNESS 8- AGE NO BARRIER PATIENT COURTEOUS INSTRUCTION 462-0945 640 N. CALIFORNIA STATE LICENSED STUCKTON, CALIFORNIA Largin 's Texaco Station A, IVI, I 3 H 2235 CHEROKEE ROAD LHGINQS BARGIES STOCKTON, CALIFORNIA 95205 o Brake Service o New Tires o Camper Trailer Supplies o Trailer Hitches Sold and Installed TIRE BARN It A I jgmf ,QQA nn Zfsmfz 7110660 . I 5 ms msroxss SINCE 1928 TIIAIIAIIIIIES ALL LINES OF INSURANCE Including o Auto o Homeowners o Marine o Fire o Liability o Business o Bonds o Life o Real Estate Brokers rf CALIFORNIA AT PARK STOCKTON, CALIFORNIA fhmliels. IIB 81 NITE SAFE LOCK 81 KEY SERVICE SAME AS DAY 8a NITE SAFE LOCK 8a KEY SERVICE TWO LOCATIONS IN STOCKTON 6256 Pacific Avenue 6256 Pacific Avenue Phone: 477-47 Phonei 477-4814 BONDED REGISTERED LOCKS REPAIRED MASTER KEY SYSTEM 1. AMERIOANR FOREIGN KEYS Member I DOOR OLOSERS - SALES at SERVICE Of -3- Jfl I RADIO DISPATCHED ' I Q Pj on s. mrs I ' , 'U :': 5:'I I:: .. 9. - ' 5 JI ' un Bswmon X I .f ms 'N U . SAFES II If I Aux II IIII:n Il, . zviwziaf QI Sales dc Service -Nite Of Day can V Combinations , Changed ' 54 Wm. Inglis Sz Sons Baking C0 fi! POST OFFICE Box 151 ' STUCKTEIN, CALIF. 95201 BAM V ',v,, Surlbfam QI5 , 4' B4LarW:'PTfd QW Li M WWII ALLENS VALLEY LoAM WL E f . S d o Forest Hllmus fd . Fflaxll o Gravel SL Cemenl 1 ALFRED A. ALLEN and BOB ALLEN I I .uewamive Ban' SL Roc di 2904 Beyer Lane 3- o Fireplace wood Stockton, Calif. N M T L .I nl, -1,-E Phone: 931-3535. E' 'E' ' i I ' u, HE ASHING WEll Stockton's Most Modern Coin Operated Laundry if ATTENDANT 8:00 - 6:00 P. M. -A' ELECTRONIC COIN 8a BILL CHANGER -A-BIG BOYS 81. MITY BOY FRONT LOADERS if HOTTEST DRYERS IN TOWN -nf GIANT BIG BOYS if SPEED QUEENS -nf MAYTAGS ' SOFT WATER CENTER NEXT T0 THE LUCKY I nm DRYER MILK DRIVE-IN IN THE BIGG 8: LITTEL SHOPPING 1104 WATERALO0 ROAD CERTIFIED SEWER SPECIALISTS CALL THE DRAIN BRAIN FOR PUIWPIIIIG LINE CEEANING 466-3142 BILL WRIGHT 1011 N. BROADWAY AVE. STOCKTON STOCKTON S ONLY FACTORY AUTHORIZED ssuvncs STATION FOR HOOVER SALES SERVICE PARTS RENTALS NEW a Rssunr 1 DAY CLEANERS 2. TANK a. Pousnens uvmcm' IPULLMAN COMMERCIAL EQUIPMENT SALES 8. SERVICEI REBUILTS - PARTS SERVICE ON KIRBY COMPACT ELECTROLUX EUREKA REGINA LEWYT AND AE omfns FREE PICK-UP 6 DELIVERY no cum: ron ssnmm -FAENIN rumomzsn I SINCE me ms A SERVIIE g g LARRY RYDEL YOUR HOOVER MAN 329 W. FREMONT STOCKTON I nun voun nun sunmvooen HERE I WATERLOO BARBER SHOP i Y 3079 Waterloo Road Stockton, Calif. Phone: 462-9211 'F' f P. O. Box 4081 Stockton Calif. 95204 -i fl AMADOR CHEMICAL. coRP. 4 ' 1 C o Chemicals o Solvents o Industrial Cleaners o Janitorial Supplies 1640 N. Broadway X Stockton, California . Telephone: 466-2215 - RENTAL RATES HENRY'S BODY SHOP At Waterloo Road 1820 Roosevelt AUTO - TRUCK O Repair o Painting o Glass 2911 East Fremont Street S k Col f 95205 ' INSURANCE ESTlMAT.ES Pick-Up 87 Delivery f209I 948-9500 'dz' rwlb- Kr S Q ..m' Ill , , wmw'mh ' - 3 . A 1 . - R -av 7 , , , .. Rf Q. Rig, ' R ' . 34 Phone 463 -6380 Henry Brown, Owner SILVER'S POULTRY RANCH STOCKTON,CALIFORNIA sow: X flag? O WHOLESALE 0 HOME DELIVERY N-I4 wbwrqd j Rx hw, v 1 -wb 'S Nw ' PHONE 465-2741 0 FRESH EGGS DAILY '-I- ' ' Q cAsEv's DAIRY A o o P oo oe ee 6 IFOROMORE Delnrnces, Himsa DAIRY PRODUCTS ' ima' 640 N. UNION STOCKTON, CALIFORNIA A1 PHONE 466-9727 MILK PRODUCTS PHONE 466-9727 in EI ii Li CONGRATULATIONS CLASS or 1974 , '5-J H + - B'5 . mo 10415 :T i'f... . nf f1 f GIANT FOOD SUPERMARKET -' it L fn 2907 Waterloo Road 'lj Q 'N E H' Stockton, California 95205 Phone 466-2013 nf ME L55 Bl-LO MARKET A FRESH USM V Ti 2 PRODUCE CHOICE I 2204 Cherokee Road MEAT N ' Stockton, California 95205 1-. iw- X N 4 .. W. Jg B1-L0 MARKET for . an J' Dairy 8:00 A. M. to 10:00 P. M. THE PREFERRED BRAND APYIIEXM. I WJIIBKJ, - HBHENB ' WMM' . NN A . Thousands of producfs UQQFI from around the world II 1 O NIIQQPT DISTRIBUTOR PORT STOCKTON FOOD DISTR'S.. INC. 2040 E. FREMONT ST. PHONE 466-0096 0llA ND Formerly YOLLAND ICE 5 FUEL CO. MAT E RIALS CO. STOCKTON MANTECA 466-6966 239-1264 o Transit Mixed Concrete o Roofing Materials o Plastering Materials o Masonry Materials o Rock 0 Sand S50 s. California 450 E. Wetmore Since 7595 BUSINEQPRINTING qjerwbe 601 NORTH GRANT STREET STOCKTON, CALIFORNIA 95205 I . 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THE DEVIL SAYS ITSIMPREGNABLE! IF You ARE NUT AFRAID or ACTHJNI IF You ARE Nor mu SUET FUR LUNG HARcHEs! IF You BELIEVE THE LURD SAVES BY FEW AS WELL AS MANY! IF You HAVE A HEART TD PRESS THE BATTLE T0 SATAN 's GATE! TH YUU ARE NEEDED IN THE CUMBAT ZONE! Contact Sargent Paul Ferguson if you want to get into active duty. Bro. Ferguson has the burden for this city. He spent seven years in Wheaton Seminary earning an M.Div. and M.A degree.in Greek and Hebrew. He has had several debates with leaders of various groups. If you are interested write 577 Glenwood Ave.,Elgin,I11inois 60120 Or call 312-697-1812. HOME MISSIONARY DEPARTMENT WESTERN DISTRICT UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH :vw J., 5...--.qu SEC'Y-TREASURER Berl A. Stevenson 416 Joey Avenue E1 Cajon, California 92020 Phone: C714j 442-8003 EVANGELISM COMMISSION Allen Abbey, Chairman David Bishop Herbert Buxton Calvin Chandler Edmond Dyess Bernard Elms Joel Gentles O., F. Viken Pioneers Friend J: 1 I Christmas for Christ DIRECTOR Arthur Hodges, Jr. 1905 East 18th Street National City, Calif. 92050 Phone: C7143 477-0922 HOME MISSIONS DIRECTORS Ray E. Roraboughm... .,..,.,.. Section Herbert Buxton. Norman Piercy . Ronald Cox ..rI, Ronald Abbottw Delton Fair ..... Jim Swank o....., Barney Roberts Garland Verdier Kenneth Baglin Archie Gibsons, .,...,,SeCtion .,...,.SeCtion .Section I..,.,ISeCtiou ,I...SeCtion .. ...Section .. .t.....,SeCtion .....SeCtion .I.r.Section ..,....Secti0n H1 32 if 3 H 4 if 5 if 6 H 7 if 8 if 9 H10 H11 filvlgltjlil I SECTION if 1 Rev. Allen Picklesimer 1490 Saturn Blvd. San Diego, Calif. Phone C7145 423-5723 SECTION ff 2 Rev. Ted David 1210 Rancho Avenue Colton, Calif. 92324 Phone: C7141 825-5700 SECTION ff 3 Rev. William D. Smith 2127 West 237th St. Torrance, Calif. 90501 Phone: 12133 326-6310 SECTION it 4 Rev. V. E. Cron Box 567 Palmdale, Calif 93550 Phone: C8053 947-1774 SECTION it 5 Rev. Paul F. Wilson 753 Quincy Delano, Calif. 93215 Phone: C8053 725-0200 -L L UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH INTERNATIONAL of the Western District CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of 1974 J :am FOREIGN MISSIONS DIRECTOR Rev. D. H. O'Keefe 3109 Lindley Ct. Phone: 14153 757-7173 SECTION if 6 Rev. D. E. Hyler P. O. Box 626 Firebaugh, Calif. 93622 Phone: 02095 659-2736 SECTION if 7 Rev. C. E. Epley 1533 Imperial Ave. Modesto, Calif. 95351 Phone: f209J 537-2758 SECTION H 8 Rev. Thomas Baca P. 0. Box 944 San Mateo, Calif. 94403 Phone: C4153 347-5390 SECTION if 9 Rev. Jerry Cates 2069 Thrush Way Fairfield, Calif. 94533 Phone: 47073 422-1828 SECTION if 10 Rev. Loran Royer 216 Hays Street Woodland, Calif. 95695 Phone: Q916J 662-7119 SECTION if 11 Rev. Morgan Underwood 1402 Clark Ave Yuba City, Calif. 95991 Phone: Q916J 743-5155 Try. .... FAITH PROMISE .... It Works! UNITED PENTECCSTAL CHURCH 230 South Pine Street Albany, Oregon CONGRATULATIONS T0 CLASS OF 1974 PASTOR Rev. Garry Jacobsen 2049 Front Street Albany, Dregon 97321 Bro. 8L Sis. Jacobsen 81, Daughter SERVICES Sunday School ........... ...... ..... 1 0 100 a. m. Sunday Morning Worship ................... 11:00 a. m. Sunday Evening Family Worship ........ 7:30 p. m. Tuesday Youth Service ..........,.... 7:30 p. m. Thursday Bible Study ..... 7:30 p. m. A GROWING CHURCH - A GLOWING MESSAGE' X Qggdgfl-QQ!-g?WL'E Professionals in Travel Since 1935 oAir1ines oSteamship oAmtrak oGreyhound Charters and Tours oTravelers Cheques oResort Reservations oFreighters 2t'a 330 E. WEBER AVENUE STOCKTON, CALIFORNIA 0 Office Producfs ' Office Furnilure 'Greefing Cards For all your travel needs call one of the Books thirteen travel consultants. 200 WEST HARDING WAY L STOCKTON, CALIFORNIA 95204 PHONE: 209-450911 I 465 '5815 From Lodi, Ripon, Tracy, and Manteca 5 :ld call toll free Enterprise 17571 3 65 5 4 STOGKTON'S NEWEST DIRECT DIAL PHONES COURTESY COFFEE CONFERENCE ROOM COMMERCIAL RATES Daily Wnakly Monthly Q warns mans E'-'mme M 948-2400I M TEL W 1 1 it i' ' I .ll Q6 A ' colon rv L-, 4 Pont Am f E n 1809 N. WILSON WAV STUGKTUN NEXT T0 VE ULDE NUUSIER INN' QQDGQKSDGYQ , f-Maytag ss E N ., m .. as ., .. A It's Richer Ice Cream O O 100 South Cherokee Lane Phone: 36914793 Lodi, Califomia I mCo THE PRIDE OF THE VALLEY 'per BBTOITS' DOG HOUSE 1 , Ir x ml -' S Q j U. K' In T - 4? A 4633 PACIFIC AVENUE PHONE: 478 -6898 LYLE YOUNG - OWNER gx NEW TASTE TREAT Pollard? Chicken Kitchen 8. Ghost Town MIDWAY BETWEEN STOCKTON Sz LODI ON 99 FREEWAY Redecorated Bannuet Room Facilities Accommodates CHICKEN DINNER 52.79 100 PEOPLE CHICKEN LUNCH 2,09 Banquet Lunch Room Accommodates CHICKEN ON A BUN 1.29 30 PEOPLE BEST CHICKEN IN THE COUNTRY - ' ' Luncheon . Dinner Stockton s most modem and beautzful BANQUETS I5 to zoo Chinese ci American Smorgy 0UfS'de Catering UP to 800 CHINESE FOOD TO GO All you can eat. . . Frlday nlght after 4 P.M. Frled Jumbo Prawns SMORGY s Sat. after 4 P.M. Bar-B-Q'ea Pork Spare Rlbs, s. Tun Fon Chicken Sun. Bar-B-Q'ed Pork Snare Rlbs 8. Fried Jumbo Prawns Ml NN'E,s Open Daaly and Sunday II A.M. to 9 P.M. Frlday and Saturday 11 A.M. to 10 P.M. 140 E. Hardlnq Way Stockton- Calif. Phono 464-0953 WORLD'S GREATEST SANDWICH .louuuv H0 HUFBR u 1 :rf J,-, 3 ' ' ?4t A H0fBff1v - smofgy HOFBRAU 'i?0fKl5fI 2ff.Ff' t ,flbf5LjlQ ' -+5 Banque? Room Available Up to 300 People :QT :L w H E R CATERING E QUALITY COMES FIRST FIRST UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Rev. David Bishop, Pastor Po on BOX A 4091 CONGRATULATIONS WABC GRADUATES! 1466 Lawncrest Road Redding, California 96001 Redding, California UNM 1 70,436 Emm 6646 771 Ronald Abbott 445 N. H. Street Tulare, Calif. 93274 Mrs. Milford Anderson 241 Hedge Avenue Columbus, Ind. 47201 Carolyn Ashurst 7618 A Bishop Drive Chattanooga, Tenn. 37416 Barbara Ashurst 4821 Tanglewood Street Stockton, Calif. 95207 Mr. 8a Mrs. A. J. Baughman Route 2 Fayetteville, Ark. 72701 Evang. 84 Mrs. Mark Baughman Route 2 Fayetteville, Ark. 72701 Rev. 8a Mrs. Cleveland Becton 8855 Dunn Road Hazelwood, Missouri 63042 Mr. 8a Mrs. Jerry Britt 2276 E. Miner Ave. Stockton, Calif. 95205 Mr. Bt Mrs. A. G. Button 2119 E. Orwood Stockton, Calif. 95205 Mr. :St Mrs. Maurice Byrd 1940 Cherokee Road Stockton, Calif. 95205 Mr. 8t Mrs. T. H. Cameron 8a Stephen 1932 N. Drive Stockton, California 95208 Harold Cardwell, Jr. 6020 Mariposa Citrus Heights, Calif. 95678 Mr. 8a Mrs. Ray Carrillo 2490' 10th Street Riverside, Calif. 92507 Ralph Castillo 119 E. Hazelton Stockton, Calif. 95203 Rev. 8a Mrs. Stanley Chambers 8855 Dunn Road Hazelwood, Missouri 63042 Mr. 8a Mrs. Chester Combs 2340 Sanguinetti Stockton, California 95205 Viola Cooper 1626 Las Vegas Modesto, Calif. 95351 Mr. Bt Mrs. Earl Creekmore 408 E. Ellis Stockton, California 95204 W. H. Crutchfield 3714 Winona Way No. Highlands, Calif. 95660 Florine Dansby 2509 Hemminger Way Modesto, Calif. 95350 Frank Day 2455 Waterloo Road Stockton, Calif. 95205 Virginia Dunning 5835 Cherokee it 84 Stockton, Calif. 95205 Al Fernandez 164 Harold Ave. San Francisco, Calif. 94112 Claudette Fleming 4857 Marysville Blvd. Sacramento, Calif. 95838 Mrs. Koto Fujibayashi 365 Motoyama, Kamigamo Kitaku, Kyoto-shi, Japan Mrs. Sarah Fullerton 405 Harold Street. Lodi, Calif. 95240 Sandra Garrett 4159 N. Lead Fresno, Calif. 93705 Mona Gipson 3568 Mariposa if 2 Stockton, Calif. 95206 Rev. Bt Mrs. Darrel Green 1504 S. Abilene Portales, New Mex. 88130 Gumangan Family 1736 Sunnyside Stockton, Calif. 95205 Joseph dt Teri Gutierrez 5444 N. Downing Denver, Colo. 80216 Mr. 81. Mrs. Herman Hance 1209 Candlewood Drive Va. Beach, Virginia 23462 Mrs. S. M. Haney 1940 Cherokee Stockton, California 95205 Rev. 8a Mrs. H. D. Hansbro P. O. Box 97 Lincoln, Arkansas 72744 Mrs. Ardith Hardin 776 Fadora French Camp Calif. 95231 Mr. Chester W. Hayden 2920 N. F. Street Stockton, Calif. 95205 Henry M. Higashi 8a Son 1548 E. Channel Stockton, Calif. 95205 L. D. Hoyle 828 Pleasant Stockton, Calif. 95205 Mr. 81. Mrs. Jerry Hull 6868 N. Ferguson Road Stockton, Calif. 95205 Al 8a Joyce Hunt 8651 Santa Paula Stockton, Calif. 95207 Darrell 8a Donna Issacs 304 E. Lincoln Stockton, Calif. 95207 Rev. 81, Mrs. Robert Johnson 1530 E. Donald Street South Bend, Ind. 46613 Mr. 8a Mrs. Sonny Keigley 11835 Chandler No. Hollywood, Calif. 91607 Mr. 81. Mrs. R. E. Kendall 2359 E. Park Street Stockton, Calif. 95205 Edward 81. Dorothy Knutson 4744 Dahlia Drive Stockton, Calif. 95205 Leah Kratz 903 Murcia St. Louis, Mo. 63138 Mr. St Mrs. Glenn Krouse 512 North N. Street 3 3 Lompoc, Calif. 93436 Christina Kubota 112 E. Jefferson Stockton, Calif. 95206 Helen Lankford 2812 Palm Amarillo, Texas 79107 Russell Lankford 1812 Palm Amarillo, Texas 79107 Mr. 8a Mrs. John A. Larson 6614 Embarcadero Stockton, Calif. 95207 Mr. Manuel Lizarraga 713 Houston Stockton. Calif. 95206 James G. Lumpkin 4200 Teakwood Drive Ft. Smith. Ark. 72901 Mr. 81 Mrs. Ken Mabrey 1316 Ponce De Leon Stockton, Calif. 95207 Mr. dt Mrs. Ron Maly 2660 Santa Fe Riverbank, Calif. 95327 Miguel Marrufo P. O. Box 59 Lathrop, Calif. 95330 Mr. 8a Mrs. Domingo Martinez 127 East 100th Street New York, New York 10029 Mr. 8a Mrs. Pat Martinez P. O. Box 654 Gonzales, Calif. 93926 William Martinson Lincoln Distributing 1702 E. Alpine Stockton, Calif. 95204 Christopher George Mateo G. W. Main H1001 Stockton, Calif. 95202 Mr. St Mrs. T. R. McDonald 5901 Walnut Drive Eureka, Calil'. 95501 Fred Bt Lucille Meeks 2025 East Myrtle Stockton, Calif. 95205 Mr. 31. Mrs. Dale Messner Route 2 Twin Falls, Idaho 83301 Lydia Miraflor 6 West Main H909 Stockton, Calif. 95202 Rosa Elena Murillo 1492 M Street Firebaugh, Calif. 93622 Mr. H Mrs. Barry Nimitz 426 E. Wyandotte Stockton, California 95204 Sammy Orozco 4484 Holly Guadalupe, Calif. 93434 Raquel Ortega P. O. Box 703 Westley, California 95387 Marie Patterson 1940 Cherokee Road ff 1 Stockton, Calif. 95205 Betty Pedersen 730 North D Street Stockton, Calif. 95205 Elizabeth Pettit 1730 London Avenue San Leandro, Calif. 94579 Wayne 81. Linda Pieters 1230 North Funston Stockton, Calif. 95205 Postal Instant Press 420 East Lindsay Stockton. Calif. 95202 Amory Ramirez 2621 - 23rd Avenue Sacramento, Calif. 95820 Mr. 8L Mrs. Louis M. Ramirez 536 Salem Way Stockton, Calif. 95207 Mr. Sz. Mrs. David L. Renison 540 E. Mwnsoxino Stockton, Calif. 95204 Debbie Renison 12100 N. E. 4th Street Vancouver, Wash. 98664 Rev. 8a Mrs. Larry Renison 1334 N. Yosemite Stockton, Calif. 95203 Mrs. Willie Renison 1334 North Yosemite Stockton, Calif. 95203 Mr. 81. Mrs. David Reynolds 6961 - 2nd Street Riverbank, Calif. 95367 ' Rev. Bt Mrs. J. E. Rode 134 Calaveras Blvd. Modesto, Calif. 95354 Mrs. Carol Rodgers 2832 East Anita Stockton, Calif. 95205 Mr. 8a Mrs. Anthony Rodriguez 1305 East Anderson Stockton, Calif. 95205 Angie Rosales 4020 West Hermans Road Tucson, Ariz. 85706 Mr. dt Mrs. Quinton E. Rowlett 1021 West Oak Street Stockton, Calif. 95203 Jackie Ruiz 4249 West Valencia Tucson, Ariz. 85706 David E. Seibold 3830 North Alvarado 8206 Stockton, Calif. 95204 Emil Br. Christine Schmidt 22 East Rose Stockton, Calif. 95202 Bill L. Sharp 672 Lakewood Sunnyvale, Calif. 94086 Mr. Bt Mrs. Joseph F. Staten 2914 Mussman Drive Indianapolis, Indiana Ray Stewart 2228 N. Filbert Stockton, Calif. 95205 Mr. 8a Mrs. William Stiles 413 San Joaquin Antioch, Calif. 94509 Rev. 8t Mrs. Eugene Talbot 8 Park Drive North Pekin, Illinois 61554 Mr. Bt Mrs. Harlan Thompson 721 - 14th Avenue Menlo Park, Calif. 94025 Mr. 8a Mrs. B. R. Treadwell 1503 Rhode Island Stockton, Calif. 95205 Mr. 8z Mrs. Burl Treadwell 879 Ellen Stockton, Calif. 95205 Mr. 8a Mrs. J. B. Underwood R. R. One Roland, Arkansas 72135 Ethel M. Urshan 1510 - 231st Street S. W. Bothel, Wash. 98011 Dennis 8: Fern Uecker Miller Valley Rural Station Prescott, Ariz. 86301 Steve Walker 5883 East Lansing Way Fresno, Calif. 93727 Mr. 8a Mrs. Raymond Whitton 4900 North Highway 99 if 121 Stockton, Calif. 95205 Geraline Willoughby 1940 Cherokee Road Stockton, Calif. 95205 Doug 81. Carole Wilson 41522 Apricot Lane Fremont, Calif. 94538 Florence Wimberly 1131 East Church Stockton, Calif. 95295 E. S. Buddy Ybarra P. O. Box 36 Ferris, Calif. 92370 Theresa Zigas Corridon, Missouri 63633 Mr. Bc Mrs. Richard V. Anderson 108 La Crosse Drive Milpitas, Calif. 95035 Mr. 8m Mrs. Donald Arnold 20061 Bella Vista Saratoga, Calif. 95070 Mr. 8L Mrs. Bill Bass 1549 Clarita Ave. San Jose, Calif. 95130 Mr. 84 Mrs. Guy Carter 649 Rebecca Way San Jose, Calif. 95117 Mr. 84 Mrs. Dwight Chapdelaine 2796 'Leigh Avenue San Jose, Calif. 95124 Mr. Bc Mrs. Henry Cooper 10322 N. Stelling Road Cupertino, Calif. 95014 Mr. 8a Mrs. C. H. Cruey 14960 Quito Road Los Gatos, Calif. 95030 Mr. 8a Mrs. Kent Cruey 1110 Boyton Avenue San Jose, Calif. 95117 Mr. 81. Mrs. W. B. Dugan 521 Richland Avenue San Jose, Calif. 95128 Mr. 8a Mrs. Orlin Erickson 2479 Moraine Drive Santa Clara, Calif. 95051 Mr. 8a Mrs. Augustine Garcia 1590 Pomona Avenue San Jose, Calif. 95110 Mr. 8a Mrs. Ralph Gibbs 3640 Kendra Way San Jose, Calif. 95130 Mr. BL Mrs. R. H. Hansen 363 Sycamore Ct. Los Gatos, Calif. 95030 gooaziez 6-'ful 77Zem5aa iuew '7w Www Of ?'zof5ez?WS gy 74a Saw ode famed 707460: find Eislwed pmm Mr. 8a Mrs. James Hogue P. O. Box 1252 Campbell, Calif. 95008 Mr. 81, Mrs. Charles Howell 1169 Audrey Ave. Campbell, Calif 95008 Mr. Ed. Howell 691 Adams Drive San Jose, Calif. 95123 Rev. 8a Mrs. E. L. Hutton 1405 Kim Court Apt. if 4 Campbell, Calif. 95008 Mr. 81. Mrs. John Huggins 165 Morrene Campbell, Calif. 95008 Mrs. Gerie Jackson 3181 Gleneden Way San Jose, Calif. 95117 Mr. dz. Mrs. John Jordan 12436 Green Meadows Saratoga, Calif. 95070 Mr. dt Mrs. Garland Labat 1418 Fallen Leaf Drive Milpitas, Califf 95035 Mr. 8a Mrs. Edward Lee 92002 Bella Vista Saratoga, Calif. 95070 Mr. 8a Mrs. Richard Martinez 81. Rachel 780 Deboer Lane San Jose, Calif. 95111 Mr. 8a Mrs. Ray McGee 267 Blossom Valley Drive Los Gatos, Calif. 95030 Mr. Bc Mrs. James McPhaill 37848 Alta Drive Rremont, Calif. 94536 Mr. 8L Mrs. Gordon McPhaill 5962 Cabral Fremont, Calif. 94536 Rev. Sc Mrs. R. T. Merrill 1560 Vale Avenue Campbell, Calif. 95008 Mr. dc Mrs. Gerald O' Neal 1215 Pedro 34 San Jose, Calif. 95126 Mr. 8a Mrs. W. R. Patterson P. O. Box 9692 San Jose, Calif. 95157 Mr. Henry Pinkoff 115 Vista Ave. San Jose, Calif. 95127 Rev. 8a Mrs. Charles Pool 1516 Vallejo San Jose, Calif. 95130 Mrs. David Raithel 1030 Hiawatha Ct. Sunnyvale, Calif. 94087 Mr. 81. Mrs. Darrell Raithel 1121 Starbird Cir. San Jose, Calif. 95117 Mr. 81. Mrs. Danny Ray 1218 Flora Ave. San Jose, Calif. 95117 Mr. Br Mrs. Homer Reece 1173 West Hacienda Ave. Campbell, Calif. 95008 Miss Cindy Reel 2063 Sunnyview Lane Mountain View, Calif. 94040 Bro. Si Sis. Rummel 763 Emory Avenue Campbell, Calif. 95008 Mrs. Woodrow Rutherford 956 Leo Drive San Jose, Calif. 95729 Mr. 8a Mrs. Larry Sapko 1491 Ashland Drive Milpitas, Calif. 95035 Mr. 81. Mrs. Daniel Schiro 4699 Englewood Drive San Jose, Calif. 95129 The Seale Family 3794 Underwood Drive San Jose, Calif. 95117 Mr. BL Mrs. John Seward 804 Starlight Ct. San Jose, Calif. 95117 Mr. 81. Mrs. Freeman Shoemake 204 Selwyn Drive Milpitas, Calif. 95035 Mr. dt Mrs. Harrel Shoemake 3637 Kendra Way San Jose, Calif. 95130 Mr. 8a Mrs. J. P. Smelser 4066 Moreland Way San Jose, Calif. 95130 Mr. 81. Mrs. Lonnie Smelser 3648 Kendra San Jose, Calif. 95129 Mike 8a Terri Smelser 2620 Meta Drive San Jose, Calif. 95130 Mrs. Elma Smith 14857 Nelson Way San Jose, Calif. 95124 Miss Deliah Sommerhauser 978 Keituer if 3 San Jose, Calif. 95117 Bro. Almenderez Lu 8a Shari White 1038 Springfield Drive Campbell, Calif. 95008 IEQTQ., .IFJ-'Fin .r .sa -. - f. Mr. 8a Mrs. Cecil L. Swank 1767 Oakwood Ave. San Jose, Calif. 95124 Mr. 8a Mrs. Cecil W. Swank 251 Carnegie Drive Milpitas, Calif. 95035 Mr. BL Mrs. Danny Theobald 4603 Borina Drive San Jose, Calif. 95129 Mr. 81. Mrs. Fred Theobald 3005 Christopher Campbell, Calif. 95008 Mr. 8a Mrs. Roscoe Theobald 13320 Mcullouch Saratoga, Calif. 95070 Mr. 81. Mrs. Edward Thomas 11 Garrison Drive Campbell, Calif. 95008 Mr. 81. Mrs. David Thompson 18 Garrison Campbell, Calif. 95008 Mr. 8a Mrs. Samuel Wallore 25 Avenida Espona San Jose, Calif. 95129 Mr. 8a Mrs. George Wallace 10171 Stern Avenue Cupertino, Calif. 95014 Mr. 81. 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