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Indexto articles published inFresno Pacific Universitymagazines1944-2012Prepared by the staff of theCenter for Mennonite Brethren StudiesFresno Pacific University2012

This index includes citations to most items published in the various magazines sent out to alumni andfriends of Fresno Pacific University. These magazines have been published under numerous titles overthe years, as follows:The P.B.I. Messenger (1944-1961)Pacific College Messenger (1961-1966)Pacific College Alumni News Letter (1967)Pacific College Today (1968-1971)Pacific College Report (1968)Pacific College Alumni News Letter (1968-1969)Alumnews: Pacific College Alumni Newsletter (1971)Pacific College Today (1971)Pacific College Alumni Newsletter (1971-1973)Pacific College Action (1972-1974)The Messenger (1975-1982)Messenger (1982-1986)Pacific Magazine (1986-1999)Pacific (1999-present)The frequency of publication and format of the magazine was quite inconsistent from 1967 until 1975.Numbering and dating of issues were at various points inconsistent. While most issues were publishedwith both volume/issue numbers as well as dates, some were published with dates only and others werepublished with volume/issue numbers only. The numbering system, furthermore, was re-started in 1975and again in 1986. For this reason, this index uses only dates to indicate in which issue a particular itemappears.In the case of four issues of Pacific that were published without dates, we have had to reconstruct thosedates, as follows:Vol. 3 no. 1 = Fall 1988Vol. 15 no. 1 = Fall 2001Vol. 15 no. 2 = Spring 2002Vol. 15 no. 3 = Summer 2002This index includes citations to most but not all items published in these magazines. Items that have beenomitted include marriage, birth, death, and other news items submitted by individual alumni,advertisements , announcements for upcoming regular events (such as Homecoming), and poems anddevotional articles written by authors not affiliated with FPU. This last category of items most commonlyappeared in the 1940s and 1950s.

SUBJECT INDEXABEBE, ZENEBEFaculty & staff focus. February 2005: 6.Faculty & staff focus. July 2006: 4.Faculty & staff focus. November 2007: 5.Farewell, with thanks. November 2008: 11.ACADEMIC DECATHLONFriesen prepares students for competition.Winter 1999: 13.ACADEMIC POLICIESThe academic and philosophic position ofPacific Bible Institute. September 1949:2.ACADEMIC STRUCTURENew structure enhances university standing,staff changes offer better support. June2005: 2.ACCREDITATIONSchool receives recognition. March 1946: 2.Accreditation. December 1948: 3.Provisional credit. June 1949: 2.The academic and philosophic position ofPacific Bible Institute. September 1949:2.American Association of Schools ofReligious Education meets. January1950: 2.Accrediting association: finding favor withGod and man. January 1951: 2.Baerg and Goossen attend accreditingmeetings. October-November 1953: 1.Dr. Peters attends meeting of accreditingassociation. October-November 1955: 2.Accreditation visit recommended. July 1960:1.Accreditation visit assured. November 1960:2.Accreditation visit by committee. January1961: 1.Accreditation achieved. March 1961: 1.What accreditation means. March 1961: 1.Pacific College granted accreditation. March1961: 2.Accreditation letter. July 1961: 1.Accreditation visit scheduled. August1962:3.WASC schedules preliminary visit. January1964: 1.Senior college accreditation visitrecommended. March 1964: 1.Fresno State gives Pacific new status. May1964: 4.Accreditation renewed. August 1973: 1.Pacific college receives WASC approval forMaster of Arts degree program ineducation. March 1975: 1.Pacific college is given approval to granthigh school teacher certification. May1975: 1.WASC evaluation team on Pacific campus.October 1975: 1.Accreditation extended. Summer 1989: 5.State renews accreditation of educationprograms. Summer 1999: 14.FPU celebrates reaccreditation. October2003: 11.ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCYSYNDROMEActing on AIDS. July 2006: 6.Facing a crisis. March 2007: 7.ACREE, MARTINAlumni in professions report to students.June 2008: 16.ADAMS, RONIt's my game, says coach Adams. February1973: 2.Adams vacates cage post. July 1975: 2.A student of the game: coaching success ledRon Adams to the Chicago Bulls.November 2005: 14.Five inducted into Athletic Hall of Fame.October 2011: 28.ADAPTIVE TECHNOLOGY CONFERENCEFPC hosts adaptive technology conference.Spring 1990: 8.

Subject IndexADDICOTT, IRVINState college vice president guest at Pacific.May 1964: 3.ADMISSIONS DEPARTMENTStudent prospects favorable. July 1958: 2.Pacific closes new student enrolment.August 1962: 1.Applications for 1963-64 set record. January1963: 2.Enlarged student solicitation programbegun. November 1963: 2.New student applications continue to rise.May 1964: 1.New direction for admissions. December1986: 7.A record year for admissions. Spring 1987:7.Fall admissions confirmations up. Summer1988: 3.Accepted Day seals the deal. July 2010: 8.ADULT EDUCATIONAdult degree program offered by Pacific.April 1968: 3.The college is studying. September 1971: 2.Education program for senior citizens isnew service of Fresno Pacific. December1977: 2.Community education program underway.February 1978: 1.FPC hosts adult transition program.Summer 1989: 4.Ageless learning: adult students makinghistory at FPU: new facilities and majorsspread school’s influence. March 2009:9.ADVANCEMENT PROGRAMThe need of the institute. February 1949: 4.Promotional work. October-November 1952:3.College teams to visit churches. October1973: 2.Pacific College comes to San Jose. March1975: 1.AFRICAN AMERICAN CHRISTIAN YOUTHLEADERSHIP CONFERENCEAfrican American youth conference. Spring1993: 4.AIMS FOUNDATIONAIMS expands facilities. Spring 1993: 9.University receives $6.4 million from AIMS:plans new math, science educationcenter. Spring 1998: 8.Gift “AIM”s to improve math, scienceeducation. Summer 1999: 15.FPU family and friends join to providesecurity. November 2004: 19.AIMS HALLUniversity receives $6.4 million from AIMS:plans new math, science educationcenter. Spring 1998: 8.Trustees take action on math/science andcommons buildings. Summer 2001: 14.AIMS hall of science and mathematicsreflects university ideals. Summer 2001:15.AIMS Hall opens new era of mathematicsscience education. Spring 2003: 14.AINGER, TRACY: see SCHULTE, TRACYAINLEY, DIANE: see DEN HARTOG, DIANEAIYABEI, JONAHCampus community comes together to helpstudent during heart surgery. Spring1997: 4.ALLEN, MARKDisappointment leads to spiritual growth: “Iknew there was no way.” Summer 1986:6.ALLEN, PAUL S.Commencement speaker. April-May 1956: 1.Simpson College president addressesgraduates. July 1956: 3.

Subject IndexALPHA CHIFPC joins honors society. Spring 1987: 5.National honor society at FPC. Fall 1987: 7.Graduates inducted into scholarship society.Summer 1988: 3.FPC students awarded Alpha Chimembership. Summer 1989: 3.Alpha Chi researchers. July 2006: 6.Alpha Chi chapter stars nationally. March2007: 6.FPU scores with Alpha Chi. June 2008: 9.Alpha Chi students take national honors.July 2009: 6.Alpha Chi members garner regional, localhonors. July 2010: 6.Alpha Chi chapter earns fifth Star award.October 2011: 7.ALUMNIAlumni picnic. June 1950: 4.Fellowship dinner for former students.August 1951: 3.Alumni meeting. June 1952: 2.Annual alumni meeting. June-July 1953: 3.Alumni meeting. February-March 1954: 2.Ex-students meet. February-March 1954: 2.Gerbrandt elected alumni president.June-July 1954: 2.Alumni meeting held on campus. May 1963:2.Alumni are vital link to future students. youcan help! May 1972: 1.Alumni meets at Yarrow conference.November 1957: 2.Alumni-former student banquet. July 1958:4.Alumni and former students banquet – May28, 1960. May 1960: 2.College sets February 24 as date for firstannual “Alumni Night.” February 1973:1.Alumni elect officers, make plans. April1974: 3.Alumni banquet scheduled June 8. April1974: 1.All former students invited for annualalumni dinner. June: May 1975: 2.PC Alumni Executive Council to elect threeAlumni Council members. May 1975: 3.Year's activities set by Alumni ExecutiveCouncil. December 1976: 3.Just a note . . . from Judy. Fall 1984: 14.Student connects with history, culture andfellow travelers on alumni choir tour.November 2004: 9.Alumni of FPU: where they are. June 2005:12.ALUMNI HALLCampus building progress. November 1961:5.Alumni Hall construction to begin.November 1963: 1Alumni Hall completed. May 1964: 4.Alumni Hall. November 1964: 3Alumni Hall project. February 1967: 1Alumni Hall contributions show increase.April 1967: 2.Alumni Hall progress report. April 1967: 5.Improvements are made in Alumni Hall.October 1975: 2.The renovation of Alumni Hall. February2004: 18.Tennis courts, Alumni Hall dedication April1. February 2005: 18.New, refurbished facilities celebrated:campus, supporters dedicate AlumniHall and Haak Tennis Complex. June2005: 24.ALUMNI PLAZAAlumni Plaza project is in full swing.Summer 2001: 19.AMAYA, JANICEThree Fresno Pacific freshmen reflect onfaculty/staff members. February 1982: 2.

Subject IndexAMERICAN ASSOCIATION OFEVANGELICAL STUDENTS. WESTERNREGIONAL CONVENTIONStudent leadership convention on campus.November 1963: 1.AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF SCHOOLS OFRELIGIOUS EDUCATIONAmerican Association of Schools ofReligious Education meets. January1950: 2.AMERICAN SOCIETY OF VICTIMOLOGYVictimologists pursue new definitions ofcrime and punishment. June 2008: 3.AMPHITHEATERPacific college to construct new outdoorstage. March 1965: 2.ANDERSON, DAVIDFour new board members for Fresno Pacific.February 1978: 1.Anderson will head student government.June 1978: 4.Alumnus recalls influence of FPC.September 1981: 15.ANDERSON, DENNISA national champion. January 1972: 4.A word from the FPC alumni president. Fall1983: 14.Service--contagious at Fresno PacificCollege. May 1981: 2.ANDERSON, JAYSpanning faith and work: respect creation.June 2003: 6.ANDERSON, MARLYN W.Home Missions Rally. February-March 1954:2.ANDERSON, PATRICIAPatricia Anderson brings experience toprovost's position. Summer 2002: 12.Anderson retires as provost, plans to stayactive in education. March 2006: 7.Godspeed to a colleague, an educator and afriend: Pat Anderson’s expertise helpedFPU in many ways. July 2006: insidefront cover.ANNIVERSARIESPacific Bible Institute begins tenth year.August-September 1953: 1.Pacific College jubilee year. March 1964: 5.Anniversary dinner marks start of fourthdecade. May 1975: 2.Anniversary dinners will launch Pacific’s1976 spring funds drive. March 1976: 1.A really BIG celebration and a really BIGdream. Fall 1994: 2.From PBI to FPC: fifty years of faithfulness.Fall 1994: 3.Celebrating our fiftieth year. Spring 1995: 8.Back to the future. February 2004: 4.ANDRES, CARMENGrad takes helm of Christian Leader. Fall1998: 11.ANDRESEN, ANITAFaculty notes. Fall 1989: 7.In-service education. Spring 1990: 4.Presidential service awards. Summer 1996:13.News & notes. Spring 1997: 8.Around the green. Summer 1999: 14.Andresen completes education career.Summer 2001: 13.ANSPIKIAN, ARAAlumni profile: Ara Anspikian, M.D., Ph.D.March 2010: 14.ARAM IArmenian pontiff lauds diversity, calls forunity among faithful: Aram I includesFPU in his California visit. November2005: 7.

Subject IndexARNDT, TODDTodd Arndt. Spring 1992: 10.ARRENDONDO, SILVIA ROJASFaculty focus. Summer 2002: 13.ARREOLA, NAYELYStudent overcomes adversity and excelsacademically. November 2004: 6.ART PROGRAMArt set for major impact. November 2008: 7.ASANGA, RENEInternational students enrich FPU. October2011: 12.ASSOCIATION OF INDEPENDENTCALIFORNIA COLLEGES ANDUNIVERSITIESPacific joins AICCU. November 1965: 4.ATHLETES IN ACTIONFPU works with AIA. November 2006: 4.ATHLETIC HALL OF FAMEThree inducted into Hall of Fame. Winter1993: 8.Three-time NAIA national championHardison joins. Spring 1994: 10.Hall of Fame: soccer standouts. Spring 2000:21.Sunbird Hall of Fame: trio inducted in Hallof Fame April 6. Summer 2001: 20.Athletic Hall of Fame grows by four atSeptember 14 banquet. November 2009:21.ATHLETICS CLUBNew campus clubs are organized. January1961: 4.ATHLETICS PROGRAMFund drive benefits athletic program.November 1961: 1.College to host P.E. seminar. August 1962: 4.Sports news: NAIA membership. November1965: 4.Booster association will benefit athleticprogram. April 1979: 4.FPC teams complete best season. Spring1986: 6.Sunbird recruiting--finding the right peopleat the right time. Fall 1987: 5.New division designations for NAIA.Summer 1989: 10.Athletics firsts mark early years. Fall 1994: 6.Sunbird All-Americans represent the world.Winter 1997: 13.Campbell resigns as athletic director.Summer 1998: 14.Dennis Janzen named FPU AthleticsDirector. June 2004: 3.FPU earns ESPYs. November 2006: 20.Best Director’s Cup finish. November 2010:21.Janzen leaves coaching to focus on A.D.duties. March 2011: 21.FPU begins NCAA membership process,joins PacWest Conference. October 2011:26.Chris Moore joins staff. October 2011: 27.Fourth straight Director’s Cup top four.October 2011: 28.AUGSBURGER, DAVIDChristian life emphasis week. February 1975:1.Augsburger speaks on relationships. Spring1996: 5AUTISMAutism experts seek to bring togetherparents, schools to help kids. June 2008:3.Community Autism Partnership. July 2010:5.AVAKIAN, KARLKarl Avakian has seen FPU grow: throughthe eyes of a student and board member.March 2006: 14.

Subject IndexDeaths. July 2010: 21.AVAKIAN, PEGGYAround the green. Spring 1999: 14.Enns, Avakian make valley's topbusiness/professional list. Fall 1999: 15.Avakian directs graduate leadershipprogram. Spring 2002: 13.Scholarly faculty: the learning never stopsfor those who value teaching. July 2010:13.AVANTS, MICHELLENew faces at FPC. Spring 1987: 5.AVE, JAMESNews and notes. Fall 1998: 14.News & notes. Spring 1999: 14.Scholarly faculty: the learning never stopsfor those who value teaching. July 2010:13.AVILA, JOEVictim, offender share their journeys towardhope. February 2004: 10.BACCI, DAVIDStudent selected for California SenateFellows program. November 2004: 4.Student overcomes adversity and excelsacademically. November 2004: 6.Student connects with history, culture andfellow travelers on alumni choir tour.November 2004: 9.New positions mean better service in theAdvancement office. November 2006: 5.BAERG, RUEBEN M.Faculty member appointed. April 1950: 2.Baerg and Warkentin join P.B.I. faculty.September 1950: 2.Faculty activities. November 1950: 3.The birth of Jesus. December 1950: 1.Mr. Baerg and octet on summer tour. June1951: 1.Deans appointed. August 1951: 3.Summer activities of the faculty. August1951: 4.Ministering in the constituency. December1951: 3.Renewing strength. January 1952: 2.Faculty activities. July 1952: 3.Missionary farewell service. March 1952: 2.Faculty members earn degrees. August 1952:4.Faculty activities. December 1952-January1953: 3.Dr. Baerg named acting president.April-May 1953: 1.Baerg and Goossen attend accreditingmeetings. October-November 1953: 1.Faculty and staff activities. June-July 1953: 2.Farewell services for Dr. and Mrs. Baerg.February-March 1955: 3.Dr. Baerg attends Sunday schoolconvention. October-November 1953: 2.Extension ministry. December 1953-January1954: 2.Faculty participate in Hartland program.June-July 1954: 2.Speaking engagements. October-November1954: 1.Acting president resigns. January-February1955: 1.R. M. Baerg accepts seminary deanship.March 1959: 3.Faculty activities. July 1959: 3.Faculty activities. November 1959: 3.Dean Baerg announces new course inresearch and writing. September 1960: 3.Deaths. Fall 2001: 19.BAEZ, SANDRAInternational students enrich FPU. October2011: 12.BAHL, JODYEducation as transformation: faith unbound.Summer 2001: 4.

Subject IndexBAILEY, WILMABuilding community in a world of diversity.Spring 1996: 5.BAKER, MARKFPU adds new faculty, welcomes seminaryprofs. November 2010: 6.Faculty & staff focus. March 2011: 8.Faculty & staff focus. October 2011: 8.Imprisoned by more than bars. October2011: 19.BAKERSFIELD CENTERReaching beyond Fresno. February 2005:inside front cover.Southbound: FPU makes California 99 thehigher education highway: team effortopens centers in Visalia, Bakersfield.February 2005: 9.New centers host open houses. November2009: 18.BAKKE, DENNISBusiness Forum hears joyful message: Bakkealso meets students, faculty. November2006: 6.BAKKE, RAYBakke urges urban churches to rethink: sixthMinistry Forum draws 350. July 2009: 6.BALL, ALMA GEANHaitian training for service throughbusiness. Winter 1993-1994: 6.BALZER, DAVIDChapel speakers. December 1953-January1954: 2.BANDY, KENNETHNew faculty join biblical studies, business.November 2007: 4.BARNES, JAMESGrad is two-time Olympic torchbearer.Spring 2002: 19.BARNHOUSE, MABEL JEANChapel notes. March 1947: 5.BARTEL, ALICEAlumni news. October-November 1953: 3.BARTEL, ELSIEInstitute staff. October 1945: 4.The Christ of Christmas. December 1945: 2.Miss Bartel on tour. March 1946: 2.Obituary: Mrs. H. C. Bartel. May 1946: 3.Untitled article. June 1946: 4.BARTEL, H. C.Memorial services. May 1946: 4.BARTEL, HARRYNews from the mission fields.August-September 1953: 2.BARTEL, JONATHANAlumni news. October-November 1953: 3.BARTEL, MARTHANews from the mission fields.August-September 1953: 2.BARTEL, NELLIEObituary: Mrs. H. C. Bartel. May 1946: 3.BARTLETT, KARENRick and Karen Bartlett work with Britishyouth. Summer 1998: 11.BARTLETT, RICKRick and Karen Bartlett work with Britishyouth. Summer 1998: 11.BARTSCH, DOUGFaculty votes honors for nine seniors.December 1976: 2.New faces. Spring 1997: 9.BARTSCH HALLFPC spells relief H-a-a-s. Spring 1986: 3.Campus buildings named. Winter 1991: 8.

Subject IndexBARTSCH, SILASPacific's In-service program meets needs ofcommunity. March 1975: 2.In-service education. Spring 1990: 4.Campus buildings named. Winter 1991: 8.Silas Bartsch lived his passion for serviceinnovation and education. Fall 2001: 17.The history of continuing ed is the story ofSilas Bartsch. March 2007: 13.BASEBALLBreak out the rackets and bats! November2004: 3.Baseball opens with a win. March 2006: 21.Crisp goes the distance for first-yearSunbirds. July 2006: 21.Pierce trades Sunbirds for Orioles. July 2006:21.Patty Project. March 2007: 24.Opening day split. March 2007: 25.Stadium for spring. March 2007: 25.Third year charmed for Sunbirds baseball.June 2008: 24.Schwinden’s success blossoms on theprofessional level. November 2008: 21.Sunbirds get first preseason nationalranking. March 2009: 19.Baseball team makes NAIA elite eight. July2009: 20.Baseball hosts regional. July 2010: 24.Newcomers fill out strong baseball squad.March 2011: 21.Schwinden makes the majors. October 2011:26.BASKETBALLNachtigall appointed coach. September1957: 2.Basketball season here. January 1958: 3.Invitational basketball tournament. March1959: 3.P.B.I. hosts invitational basketballtournament. January 1960: 3.Pacific opens basketball season with wins.January 1961: 3.Gary Nachtigall to coach at Pacific College.July 1961: 2.Basketball season in full swing. January1962: 2.Preview of 62-63 athletics: basketball.August 1962: 4.Basketball team wins Tabor Classic. January1963: 4.Pacific leads in N4C play. January 1963: 4.Pacific takes N4C league. March 1963: 4.Vikings capture state title. March 1963: 4.Pacific College Vikings lead conference.January 1964: 4.Pacific wins state championship. March1964: 3.Basketball 1964. November 1964: 4.P.C. basketball. March 1965: 4.Varsity basketball. January 1966: 4.Frosh-sophomore basketball. January 1966:4.Coach describes basketball prospects.November 1968: 3.Homecoming game will be exciting. January1969: 2.It's my game, says coach Adams. February1973: 2.Basketball, wrapped up, won’t die. April1973: 4.Adams vacates cage post. July 1975: 2.Smith is new cage mentor, director ofstudent athletes. August 1978: 3.Sunbird basketball: their secret to success.February 1982: 3.Basketball begins: memory of ‘85-‘86motivates women’s team. December1986: 5.Basketball begins: men take on toughschedule in early season. December1986: 5.Sports. Spring 1987: 8.Sunbirds on the road--in China. Fall 1987: 5.John Moore named basketball coach.Summer 1988: 6.Sunbird spring sports: basketball. Summer1989: 10.

Subject IndexMen’s basketball GSAC champions. Spring1990: 6.Conference honors to men's basketball.Spring 1991: 7.Another outstanding Sunbirds season.Spring 1992: 11.Winter sports review. Spring 1993: 10.Sargent named men's basketball coach. Fall1993: 7.A Sunbird year for the history books: FPCturns out a record three championshipteams. Spring 1995: 7.Sargent trades FPU for Gordon College;Yoder returns to coach men's basketball.Summer 1998: 14.Women’s basketball: NAIA All-AmericanScholar Athletes. Summer 2001: 20.New basketball coaches. June 2005: 25.Saia to coach Sunbird men. July 2007: 24.Pulliam steps up to lead women’sbasketball. July 2007: 24.Basketball clinches GSAC crown. March2009: 19.New coaches lead basketball teams. July2010: 24.New basketball coaches meet challenges asseason dawns. November 2010: 21.BASS, WILLIAMNew instructors added to seminary andinstitute faculty. September 1958: 3.Mr. Bass and Miss Schumacher to teach atBiola. July 1960: 3.BAXTER, J. SIDLOWOur conference speaker. February 1950: 2.Dr. Baxter returns as conference speaker.January 1957: 2.BEASLEY, DEVINFPU adds new faculty, welcomes seminaryprofs. November 2010: 6.BECKER, CAROLWins speech award. January 1962: 2.BECKER, COURTNEYNews & notes. Spring 1998: 14.BECKER, GARY LYNNIn sympathy. April 1952: 2.BECKER, JIMBeckers, Langhofer join faculty. August1973: 2.The past is yet to come. April 1974: 1.“Charity” and “Narrow Gate” on Northwesttour. February 1976: 4.BECKER, JOANBeckers, Langhofer join faculty. August1973: 2.BECKER, LYNFORDIn sympathy. April 1952: 2.BECKER, OSCARVeteran timer model of faithfulness.November 2006: 20.BECKMAN, CEDILIAFaculty positions filled. September 1956: 3.BEDROSIAN, SARAHFaculty and staff activities. June-July 1953: 4.Miss Bedrosian resigns. August-September1955: 2.BEIER, HARRYDean of Students appointed. September1956: 2.Faculty activities. March 1957: 3.Faculty news. July 1958: 2.Staff members accept new posts. September1958: 3.BEJAR, KARIFPU adds new faculty, welcomes seminaryprofs. November 2010: 6.

Subject IndexBELIEVERS CHURCH LECTURE SERIESKreiders bring good news of the demise ofChristendom. Spring 2002: 14.Enns and Myers give peacemaking – andevangelism – a chance. July 2007: 6.Believer’s Church Lecture Series honorsPeter Klassen. November 2009: 6.BELL, DEANNEAll schools add faculty in fall 2011. October2011: 9.BELL, ORANThe Oran Bells return to Haiti. March 1950:3.From fields afar. March 1952: 3.Chapel echoes. December-January 1953: 2.Missionary news. October-November 1954:3.BELTRAN, BECKYNew administrators take office: Joel Wiebe.Fall 1989: 4.New administrators take office: GeraldWinkelman. Fall 1989: 4.BEN-SHUSHAN, SHLOMI“Ben-men” lead FPU to best national trackfinish. November 2004: 20.BENNETT, VINCENTDr. Bennett to be conference speaker.November 1957: 1.Dr. Bennett to speak at conference. January1958: 1.BENNING, CAROLYNPlenty to do. Spring 1984: 1.BERG, ORRINDeaths. October 2003: 22.Honoring Orrin Berg. November 2005: 19.BERNARD, RICHARDRichard Bernard helps people who share hispast find a future. July 2009: 15.BERTHA AND JOHN GARABEDIANCHARITABLE FOUNDATIONFoundations give first FPU grants. Winter1999: 15.Garabedian grant supports musicscholarships. June 2003: 14.BESE, DOLORESWelcome to P.B.I. February 1948: 4.BIBLE EMPHASIS WEEKBible Emphasis Week: February 4-11.January 1945: 2.The Bible Emphasis Week. January 1946: 1.Bible Emphasis Week. December 1946: 3.Bible Emphasis Week. February 1947: 4.Bible Emphasis Week at P.B.I. January 1949:2.Bible Emphasis Week. February 1951: 3.BIBLE CONFERENCEBible Conference issue. February 1950: 2.The Bible Conference. February 1952: 3.P.B.I. Bible Conference: January 16-21.January-February 1955: 2.Annual Bible Conference. January 1957: 1.The Annual Bible Conference. January 1960:2.BIBLICAL STUDIES PROGRAMSenior college majors inaugurated.November 1963: 3.Finding joy in biblical studies: faculty getsexcitement across to students. March2006: 5.Students immerse selves in biblical Hebrew:FPU leads the way among U.S.universities. March 2010: 4.BIGLER, VICKIEFall sees the addition of faculty in biblicalstudies, English, math and readingeducation and political science. Summer2002: 13.Faculty retirees brought gifts in education,science & music. July 2010: 10.

Subject IndexBIKE-A-THONBike-a-thon raised over $15 000. April 1980:2.BILLY GRAHAM CRUSADESchool attends Graham meeting in CowPalace. May 1958: 2.BIOLOGY PROGRAMStudents and faculty get hands-on with newDNA sequencer. November 2006: 7.BIRCHALL, MELANIE: see SHELTON,MELANIE (BIRCHALL)BIRKHAUSER, JOHNBakersfield pioneer John Birkhauser dies.October 2011: 5.BLACK HISTORY MONTHCornell professor speaks on civil rights,faith and history as part of Black HistoryMonth at FPU, MBBS. June 2008: 8.BLACKWOOD, JOTHANYFall sees the addition of faculty in biblicalstudies, English, math and readingeducation and political science. Summer2002: 13.BLACKWOOD, MATTHEWBlackwood joins staff as alumni and churchdirector. Spring 2002: 18.BLANCHARD, KENOne minute manager spends morning inFresno. November 2004: 13.BLOCK, JOHNNews from the alumni and former students.June-July 1955: 2.BLODGETT, AMBERLiving for Christ in the city – here and now.March 2011: 10.BLODGETT, CRAIGLiving for Christ in the city – here and now.March 2011: 10.BOARD OF DIRECTORS: see BOARD OFTRUSTEESBOARD OF EDUCATION: see BOARD OFTRUSTEESBOARD OF TRUSTEESReport of the Board of the Pacific BibleInstitute. October 1944: 4.Board of Education meeting. October 1949:3.Executive Committees meet. October-November 1954: 4.Proposed plan for the expansion ofChristian education. February-March1955: 2.Board of Education meets.August-September 1955: 1.Educational board meets. March 1957: 2.Board of Education reorganized. November1957: 4.Board of Education meets. May 1958: 3.Board of Education meets on campus.March 1964: 2.Board of Directors adds two new members.June 1977: 2.Board splits duties for greater efficiency.October 1977: 1.Four new board members for Fresno Pacific.February 1978: 1.Board approves Modesto biblical studiescenter; sets operating policies. April1978: 2.Commission and board recommend regionalschools. December 1978: 1.Board/Advisory Council reports. September1981: 4.Board elects Pete Penner. Spring 1986: 2.Board moves ahead with student housingproposals. Spring 1995: 11.FPC board approves phase one of commonsproject. Fall 1995: 13.

Subject IndexBoard ponders move to university structure.Spring 1996: 11.FPC board looks at structureinternationalization and growth.Summer 1996: 15.Board approves budget, fees. Spring 1997:13.Growth, capital campaign discussed atOctober board meeting. Winter 1997: 11.Board approves $20 million budget for 1998-99. Spring 1998: 12.Board restructures capital campaign,fundraising efforts reach record.Summer 1998: 15.More students means more budget foracademics, facilities, salaries. Winter1999: 15.Board approves budget, goals, vision.Spring 1999: 15.Board sets tuition rates, accepts five-yearplans. Fall 1999: 14.FPU posts strong budget, adopts long-termgoals. Winter 2001: 10.Board approves program to helpcommunity, brings back major. Spring2002: 15.Board casts eye toward tuition, faculty.Summer 2002: 15.Board addresses growth in revenues,facilities and off-campus programs. June2003: 14.Board looks at ways to support FPU,celebrates fundraising success. October2003: 19.FPU board acts to set tuition, increaseoutreach. February 2004: 19.Martens brings faculty, administrativeexperience to board chairmanship.November 2004: 7.Board moves to clarify, organize policies.November 2004: 19.Board reorganizes to take new view: anotherfacet of becoming a university. June2005: 3.Trustees approve strategic plan, budget andtuition. July 2006: 5.Trustees set budget, priorities for 2007-2008.July 2007: 23.Board notebook: Trustees set budget, planfitness center; foundation earns highestaudit. June 2008: 22.University maintains tuition rate: FPU willnot raise tuition for the 2010-2011academic year. November 2009: 19.Board reappoints Ewert, sets budget. July2010: 22.Board thanks Fransen, welcomes Thiesen aschair. March 2011: 22.Board of Trustees notebook. October 2011:29.BOBO, HAZELTears of joy, tears of pain. Summer 1986: 5.BOBO, RALPH G.P.B.I. graduate, victim of cancer, was amissionary to Ecuador. February 1974:3.BOBO, STANLEYTears of joy, tears of pain. Summer 1986: 5.BOCK, LINDSAYLiving in the Spirit: a shared goal joins theFPU community. Summer 2002:6.BOECKEL, BRUCENew faces. November 2005: 5.Faculty & staff focus. June 2008: 6.Faculty & staff focus. March 2010: 7.Faculty & staff focus. July 2010: 7.BOGDANOFF, BENBogdanoff snatches national decathlonchampionship. October 2003: 25.“Ben-men” lead FPU to best national trackfinish. November 2004: 20.BOLING, EDLisa Freeman finds plans can change for thebetter. March 2009: 17.

Subject IndexBOOKSHOPGet acquainted with the bookshop.December 1981: 3.BORN, FLOYDThe first graduates and their service. July1957: 1.Seminary alumni news. November 1957: 4.BOSCHMAN, EDBoschman addresses '86 grads. Summer1986: 4.BOSCHMAN, MERVINBoschman to coordinate FPC's studentrecruitment. April 1978: 1.BOSE, PULKIT SAWROOPAlpha Chi researchers. July 2006: 6.Student’s life demonstrates truth of faith.July 2007: 8.Mixing science and real life. June 2008: 19.BOWEN, ELOISEBowen scholarship supports studentsinterested in teaching or music. Summer2002: 15.BOWEN, WELDONBowen scholarship supports studentsinterested in teaching or music. Summer2002: 15.BOWMAN, ORRINWelcome new faculty! Fall 1991: 8.BOYER, ERNEST L.Dr. Ernest L. Boyer to speak atcommencement. February 1988: 8.BRADY, MARTINFaculty focus. Spring 2002: 12.BRANDT, STEVEN R.Doctorates awarded. Winter 1993: 9.News & notes. Spring 1998: 14.News & notes. Winter 1999: 14.Three generations to Princeton: FPU classicsprogram paves way to top graduateschools. November 2004: 10.Deaths. November 2004: 18.Steve Brandt: Director of Library Servicesremembered. February 2005: 7.Research Center honors Steve Brandt. July2010: 22.BRANNAN, RONSix Pacific seniors honored. May 1972: 1.BRAUN, B. J.Faculty and staff members for 1946-1947.August 1946: 3.Faculty and staff members for 1947-1948.July 1947: 3.Commencement speaker. May 1952: 1.Commencement exercises. June 1952: 1.Rev. B. J. Braun accepts presidency.April-May 1955: 1.Faculty news. June-July 1955: 3.Installation of new president. August-September 1955: 1.Rev. Braun installed as president.October-November 1955: 2.President Braun ministers in the MiddleWest. February-March 1956: 1.Pres. Braun to minister in Canada.April-May 1956: 3.Faculty news. July 1956: 4.President recovers from surgery. September1956: 3.President Braun attends Southern DistrictConference. November 1956: 3.Faculty members attend study conference.January 1957: 4.Faculty activities. March 1957: 3.Faculty activities. July 1957: 3.Rev. Braun to go to Europe. July 1957: 4.A message from the president. September1957: 2.Faculty activities. March 1958: 3.Faculty news. July 1958: 2.

Subject IndexPresident ministers at conference.November 1958: 4.Faculty serves on conference committees.January 1959: 1.President ministers in Pacific Northwest.January 1959: 4.Seminary faculty activities. March 1959: 2.Brauns observe silver wedding anniversary.September 1959: 1.Faculty activities. July 1959: 3.President has busy schedule. September1959: 1.Brauns observe silver wedding anniversary.September 1959: 1.Faculty activities. November 1959: 3.President Braun visits Latin America.January 1960: 1.President's impressions of South Americantour. March 1960: 3.Chapel. November 1946: 4.Living memorial. Fall 1985: 3.BRANNON, COLLEENNews & notes. Spring 1998: 14.BRAUN, BILLOriginal works performed. March 1961: 3.BRAUN, DONBraun and Wohlgemuth join faculty. May1957: 2.Faculty activities. July 1957: 4.Chem prof successful in doctoral exams.March 1963: 3.Focus on faculty. Summer 1986: 8Donald Braun: father of FPC science andmath program. Summer 1996: 12.BRAUN, MELMusic of peace and war. March 2006: 6.BREAKAWAY 88“Breakaway 88": a dream come true.Summer 1988: 3.BRENSINGER, TERRYAll schools add faculty in fall 2011. October2011: 9.BRINGING LANGUAGE ARTS ANDSCIENCES TOGETHER IN TULAREFPU celebrates grants, national nursingaccreditation. March 2011: 5.BROUWER, DONOVANFPU Foundation: Donovan Brouwer. Spring1998: 15.BROWN, CHARITYNew positions mean better service in theAdvancement office. November 2006: 5.Trio of FPU grads among 40 Under 40. July2010: 19.BROWN, JUDYSix Pacific seniors honored. May 1972: 1.BROWN, KATRENASenior profile: Katrena Brown. Spring 1991:7.BROWN, LEONACooks appointed. August-September 1955:3.BROWN, R. R.Dr. Brown to be conference speaker.August-September 1953: 2.Dr. Brown to speak at conference. December1953-January 1954: 1.BROWN, RHONDABrown blends in at Central Valley Christian.Spring 2000: 19.BROWNELL, CHRISTOPHERFaculty added in math, information services.Winter 2001: 12.Brownell takes part in program to improvemath teaching. October 2011: 6.

Subject IndexBRUEGGEMANN, WILLIAMIntroducing . . . William Brueggemann.Summer 1985: 5.BRYAN, JIMAll schools add faculty in fall 2011. October2011: 9.BUCKLEY, KRISTINFer sure – Valley girls wind up careers ofrecords, friendships. June 2003: 20.BUDGETAdministration sees balanced current fund.June 1977: 1.Progress is made in 82-83 in spite of deficit.Fall 1983: 15.College eliminates deficit. December 1986: 3.FPC ends fourth straight year in black. Fall1988: 2.FPC finishes fifth straight year in black. Fall1989: 3.A personal note about FPC finances. Fall1991: 2.FPC completes ninth year in black. Fall 1993:13.New budget beginning of proactive process.Spring 2000: 20.BUILDING A CULTURE OF PEACE WEEKMuslim speaker brings Christianity,Judaism and Islam together at peaceevent. Fall 2001: 12.FPU brings Gandhi to Fresno. February2004: 17.FPU finds many ways to build a culture ofpeace. February 2005: 4.Building a Culture of Peace Week looks atChristian responses to poverty. March2007: 7.Peace week imagines, acts. November 2008:7.BUJUKLIAN, ROSETTEScholarships awarded. June-July 1954: 1.Former P.B.I. student teaches French.October-November 1954: 3.BULLER, ANNEBullers to leave for Paraguay.October-November 1954: 2.BULLER, CHUCKMinistry: five from Visalia. Spring 1994: 6.BULLER, HERMANThe rescue mission team. April 1951: 1.Missionary farewell service. March 1952: 2.Bullers to leave for Paraguay.October-November 1954: 2.BULLER, JOHNP.B.I. hires maintenance man.August-September 1954: 1.Buildings are painted. August-September1955: 3.College staff: 1961-62. September 1961: 3.BULLER, KATHERINENews from the kitchen. March 1945: 6.Kitchen receives new mixer. March 1950: 4.BURCHARD, MARY JOFaculty & staff focus. March 2011: 8.BURMASTER, STEVENew faculty. Fall 1992: 8.BURNS, ELIZABETHAthletes earn NAIA All-America honors.March 2006: 21.Top Sunbirds 2005-2006. November 2006:20.BUSINESS FORUMForum brings together university businesscommunity to build Fresno's future.Summer 1999: 6.President’s business forum. Spring 2000: 20.John Wooden to speak at Fresno PacificUniversity. October 2003: 11.

Subject IndexSports legend links success with characterfor high school students, businessleaders. February 2004: 14.One minute manager spends morning inFresno. November 2004: 13.Author, consultant Patrick Lencioni toheadline 2005 Business Forum. June2005: 7.Lencioni advises vulnerability in leadership:FPU Business Forum draws record1,200. November 2005: 6.Business Forum hears joyful message: Bakkealso meets students, faculty. November2006: 6.Morris brings ancient wisdom to modernbusiness. November 2008: 8.TOMS founder mixes business, giving atFPU Business Forum. November 2010: 4.BUSINESS LUNCHEON ROUNDTABLERoundtable series links business, FPU.November 2007: 7.BUSINESS PROGRAMsee: SCHOOL OF BUSINESSCALANDRA, LINDA M.New directors have all the right stuff.Winter 2001: 12.CALDWELL, BILLCampus mourns student killed in randomshooting. Summer 1997: 5.CALIFORNIA JUNIOR COLLEGEASSOCIATIONJunior college convention meets inYosemite. November 1960: 3.CALIFORNIA MENNONITE HISTORICALSOCIETYHistorical society to be established. March1965: 4.CALIFORNIA STATE SCHOLARSHIPCOMMISSIONPacific on state scholarship list. November1961: 1.CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, FRESNOFresno State gives Pacific new status. May1964: 4.CALLAHAN, DONNANews and notes. Fall 1998: 14.Social work offers more than meets the eye.Winter 2001: 7.Faculty focus. Spring 2002: 12.Faculty & staff focus. March 2006: 4.CAMP, GREGMentoring: “conforming to the image ofChrist.” Fall 1991: 6.News notes. Fall 1995: 12.Finding joy in biblical studies: faculty getsexcitement across to students. March2006: 5.Faculty & staff focus. July 2010: 7.Scholarly faculty: the learning never stopsfor those who value teaching. July 2010:13.CAMPBELL, DALENews notes. Fall 1994: 13.News & notes. Winter 1997-1998: 14.Campbell resigns as athletic director.Summer 1998: 14.CAMPUS MASTER PLANLandscaping plot plan drawn. January 1962:3.Pacific college names Carl Gaede consultantfor campus master plan. October 1975: 1.Campus expansion--phase one of masterplan. February 1977: 2.The master plan: mapping the futurecampus. Winter 1991: 4.CANADAY, MARINStudent award winners, 2006-2007.November 2007: 19.

Subject IndexCARDEN, ALLENAllen Carden selected as president. Summer1997: 4.Communities combine to inaugurate AllenCarden. Winter 1997: 4.stCarden positioned FPU for 21 century.Spring 2000: 3.Around the green. Summer 2001: 11.Faculty & staff focus. March 2009: 5.Faculty & staff focus. July 2009: 7.Scholarly faculty: the learning never stopsfor those who value teaching. July 2010:13.CAREER FAIRFPU connects students with employers. July200: 5.CAREER SERVICES CENTERCollege assists student with job placement.February 1979: 4.The Placement Office: for jobs and more.November 1980: 2.Encouraging, guiding, equipping for acareer. Spring 1994: 8.CARLE, BILLP.B.I. sponsors music clinic. February-March1956: 1.CARPENTER, J. L.Mr. J. L. Carpenter called home. December1949: 3.CARRERE, ERNESTNew faculty. November 2006: 5.CARRINGTON, JOHNDistinguished person lectureship. February1975: 1.CARTER, CINDYAll schools add faculty in fall 2011. October2011: 9.CARTER, LEIGHCarter seeing state government from theinside. November 2008: 19.CARTER, SARAHMy FPU experience: students, faculty andalumni share their Fresno PacificUniversity experience. June 2008: 15.CARTER, VERNONNew faces. November 2005: 5.CARUTHERS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL(CARUTHERS, CALIF.)CPACS brings restorative justice toCaruthers Elementary School. October2003: 14.CASA PACIFICAFPC in the Sierras--Casa Pacifica. Spring1996: 10.CASKEY, DOUG LIECHTYNew faculty. Fall 1992: 8.Behind the scenes of “Oklahoma!” Spring1996: 8.News & notes. Spring 1997: 8.CASTRO, NEILNew faces and expanded roles broadenathletic staff. February 2005: 19.CATLIN, DIANECatlin joins FPU as VP, Ward goes to FullerSeminary. July 2010: 5.CEJA, ELVIA“It seemed like nothing could stop me.” Fall1992: 6.CENTER FOR MENNONITE BRETHRENSTUDIESNew library to house archives. August 1962:4.New book explores Siberian Mennonitehistory: Center for MB Studies publishes

Subject Indexwith Russian academy. November 2006:7.CENTER FOR ONLINE LEARNINGNew center brings together teaching,technology. March 2010: 6.CENTER FOR PEACEMAKING ANDCONFLICT STUDIESCenter for Conflict Studies andPeacemaking. Winter 1992: 8.New peace project gathers students fromthroughout the world. June 2003: 11.CPACS brings restorative justice toCaruthers Elementary School. October2003: 14.Victim, offender share their journeys towardhope. February 2004: 10.FPU and MCC join to educate internationalpeacemakers: cooperative effort flowsfrom Anabaptist tradition. July 2006: 12.COSA mixes support and accountability tohelp offenders rejoin the community.July 2009: 8.CENTER FOR PROFESSIONALDEVELOPMENTExtension education program. April 1971: 1.Professional development publishes bookon Middle East. Spring 1997: 15.Education without walls: distance educationtakes academics everywhere. March2007: 9.The history of continuing ed is the story ofSilas Bartsch. March 2007: 13.CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL (FRESNO, CALIF.)Friesen prepares students for competition.Winter 1999: 13.CENTRAL VALLEY MINISTRY FORUMMinistry Forum explores ways to reach theunchurched: next even February 24-25,2005. November 2004: 12.Forum speakers say “a new kind of church”must listen and adapt: second annualevent draws participants from Canadaand four U.S. states. June 2005: 5.Authentic leaders are transformed leaders:Nancy Ortberg leads 2006 CentralValley Ministry Forum. March 2006: 3.McNeal lays out what it takes to be a greatleader: Ministry Forum attracts a recordcrowd. March 2007: 8.Miller brings sense of story to Christianspirituality. June 2008: 20.Bakke urges urban churches to rethink: sixthMinistry Forum draws 350. July 2009: 6.John Ortberg leads Ministry Forum.November 2009: 6.Grace will fill the gap in people’s lives:Ortberg brings record crowd to FPU.March 2010: 3.Relationships, adaptation crucial toministry. March 2011: 4.Francis Chan urges Ministry Forumattendees to risk for God. April 2012: 4.CENTRAL VALLEY GUARANTEEDTRANSFER PROGRAMFPU joins effort to extend higher educationin region. June 2005: 4.CHAN, FRANCISFrancis Chan urges Ministry Forumattendees to risk for God. April 2012: 4.CHANG, SARAHChange visits Suzuki workshop. June 2004:8.CHAPELExchange chapels by IBA and PBI students.April 1952: 4.Immanuel Academy has exchange chapels.March 1958: 4.The purpose of chapel at Pacific College.October 1965: 2.Missions emphasis week featured in chapel.April 1967: 2.

Subject IndexCHARACTER IN HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITIESCONFERENCEJohn Wooden to speak at Fresno PacificUniversity. October 2003: 11.Sports legend links success with characterfor high school students, businessleaders. February 2004: 14.49ers legend Bill Walsh addresses areaathletes at character conference.February 2005: 5.CHARITYBeing pulled down by pride while walkingup Powell. Winter 1999: 2.CHARITY (Drama Group)“Charity” and “Narrow Gate” on Northwesttour. February 1976: 4.CHARLES, JOSEPH “JONY”Haitian training for service throughbusiness. Winter 1993-1994: 6.CHARLESTON, KATEWomen’s basketball: NAIA All-AmericanScholar Athletes. Summer 2001: 20.CHEER LEADERSCheerleaders at FPC. March 1981: 3.CHESTER, DAVIDNew faces. Spring 1997: 9.Professor shares grant to help citrusindustry. Spring 1998: 12.Around the green. Summer 1999: 14.CHESTNUT AVENUE CAMPUSBoard plans new campus for P.B.I.January-February 1955: 2.New campus for P.B.I. February-March1955: 4.News of the new campus. June-July 1955: 4.Work to begin on new campus. May 1957: 2.Special news release. May 1958: 1.Area board meets with building committees.September 1958: 1.P.B.I. property is transferred. May 1959: 1.Campus development continues. July 1959:4.Campus development. July 1960: 4.Moving day complexities. November 1960:4.Campus relocation completed. January 1961:2.Campus landscaping. March 1961: 4.College applies for building loan. May 1961:2.Campus development continues. September1961: 4.Sprinkler system-lawn donated. January1962: 3.Campus expansion--phase one of masterplan. February 1977: 2.Many hands are needed to provide astructure for education. Spring 2002: 4.CHILDREN’S RALLYRecord rally attendance. December 1948: 8.An Easter children's rally. April 1951: 3.CHOEIRI, COSETTENew faces on campus. November 2004: 7.CHRISTIAN BUSINESS MEN’S COMMITTEE.SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY AREA.Christian business men meet at Pacific.January 1963: 2.CHRISTIAN EDUCATIONA Christian school. October 1948: 3.CHRISTIAN EDUCATION DAYShafter church observes P.B.I. day.November 1951: 4.P.B.I. day. October-November 1952: 2.P.B.I. day in Fresno. October-November1953: 1.P.B.I. days in the churches.October-November 1954: 4.P.B.I. day and dedication of seminary.September 1956: 1.

Subject IndexChurches observe Christian Education Day.November 1958: 2.Rev. Friesen Speaks at Christian EducationDay service. November 1958: 2.Christian Education Day speaker named.September 1960: 1.CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CONVENTIONChristian Fellowship Convention. June 1947:6.CHRISTIAN LIFEWhat manner of people ought ye to be?February 1949: 1.CHRISTIAN LIFE MAGAZINEPacific makes “Christian Life” news.January 1963: 2.CHRISTIAN SERVICE FELLOWSHIPNew campus clubs are organized. January1961: 4.CHRISTIANITYChristianity: a distinctive religion. March1951: 1.CHRISTMASThe children's Christmas rally. December1947: 3.“Thanks be unto God for this unspeakablegift.” December 1948: 2.Christmas and missions. December 1949: 2.The birth of Jesus. December 1950: 1.Christmas dinner. January 1952: 3.Children's Christmas rally.January-February 1955: 2.P.B.I. Christmas banquet. January 1958: 3.Christmas spirit. Spring 1984: 2.CHURCH ADVISORY COUNCILThe Church Advisory Council: FPC's link tothe churches. November 1980: 1.Board/Advisory Council reports. September1981: 4.CHURCH AND SOCIAL PROBLEMSThe Pacific College community and worldneed. May 1975: 1.CHURCH WORK WITH PRISONERSImprisoned by more than bars. October2011: 19.CIANCI, KARENNew deans embrace the idea that definesFPU. November 2008: 9.Faculty & staff focus. October 2011: 8.CIGNETTI, GASTONPro soccer teams draft Orlando Ramirez,Gaston Cignetti. February 2005: 20.CIRCLES OF SUPPORT ANDACCOUNTABILITYCOSA mixes support and accountability tohelp offenders rejoin the community.July 2009: 8.CIVILISATION (FILM SERIES)Civilisation series. April 1971: 1.CLAASSEN, RONRonald Claassen. October 1971: 3.Ron Claassen–distinguished alumnus, 1985.Summer 1985: 6.Peace center. Fall 1990: 3.News & notes. Spring 1998: 14.Around the green. Summer 2001: 11.Faculty focus. Summer 2002: 13.Faculty & staff focus. June 2003: 12.Faculty & staff focus. February 2004: 17.Thailand visit promotes restorative justice:“I suspect we will have much to learn.”June 2004: 9.Faculty & staff focus. June 2005: 6.Faculty & staff focus. July 2006: 4.Faculty & staff focus. March 2007: 4.Faculty & staff focus. July 2007: 5.Faculty & staff focus. November 2007: 5.Faculty & staff focus. March 2009: 5.Faculty & staff focus. July 2010: 7

Subject IndexFaculty contribute to book on restorativejustice. November 2010: 4.CLAYTON, MAGGIEAthletes earn NAIA All-America honors.March 2006: 21.CLERGY, TRAINING OFConsultative service proposed. July 1966: 3.COALINGA EARTHQUAKE, CALIF., 1983.Plenty to do. Spring 1984: 1.Odd jobs in Coalinga. Spring 1984: 1.COCHRANE, LYLENew faculty. Fall 1993: 13.COCKERHAM, BILLFocus on faculty. Summer 1985: 4.Cross country to return. Spring 1986: 6.Focus on faculty. Summer 1986: 8.Cockerham track fulfills promise and opensdoors to the future. Summer 2001: 21.COGENERATION PLANTBuilding toward FPC's future. Spring 1996:11.CODE, MARJORIEFresno Pacific now offers “learninghandicapped” teacher certification.December 1977: 1.CODECEIRA, FABRICIOThree juniors take soccer team tochampionship match: Codeceira namedNAIA player of the year. February 2004:24.COFFMAN, CHEYENNECoffman could swim her way to the LondonOlympics. November 2010: 21.` Olympic hopeful: Cheyenne Coffman’ssingular spark fires team success. April2012: 24.COLEMAN, DONALD E.Pilot not a stranger to missions in Indonesia.June 2005: 18.COLLEGE HOURCollege hour: a green house for totalpersonal development. February 1975: 1.COLLEGE OF THE SEQUOIAS (VISALIA,CALIF.)FPU celebrates grants, national nursingaccreditation. March 2011: 5.COLLIER, JAMESCollier to direct community relations.November 2007: 4.Trio of FPU grads among 40 Under 40. July2010: 19.COLLIER, PHILLIPNew faculty. Fall 1992: 8.COMER, JAMES P.Education for development: Yale expertopens FPU Education Forum. July 2007:3.COMMENCEMENTFifth commencement exercises. June 1950: 1.Commencement speaker. May 1951: 1.Commencement exercises. June 1951: 3.Commencement speaker. May 1952: 1.Commencement exercises. June 1952: 1.Commencement speaker. April-May 1953: 1.Laurin addresses graduates. June-July 1953:2.Dr. Feinberg to speak at commencement.April-May 1954: 1.Commencement activities. June-July 1954: 2.Commencement speaker. April-May 1956: 1.Simpson College president addressesgraduates. July 1956: 3.Dr. Whiting to give commencement address.May 1957: 1.Canadian educator to address graduates.May 1958: 1.

Subject IndexRev. Onsum to address graduates. May1960: 1.Onsum and Hiebert address graduates. July1960: 4.Seminary president to be commencementspeaker. May 1966: 1.Commencement: largest ever; first master’sdegrees. April 1977: 2.Board chairman was commencementspeaker. July 1980: 1.Commencement 1983: an old tradition in anew location. Summer 1983: 2.Commencement 1985. Summer 1985: 5.Boschman addresses '86 grads. Summer1986: 4.Dr. Ernest L. Boyer to speak atcommencement. February 1988: 8.Graduation 1988. Summer 1988: 5.Commencement ‘89: facing the challengesahead. Summer 1989: 3.Growing commencementceremony--speaker is internationalbusiness and church leader. Spring 1993:4.Perkins addresses graduates in Mayceremonies. Spring 1996: 15.Commencement ‘96. Summer 1996: 6.Commencement ‘97: graduates recall firstyear lesson. Summer 1997: 6.Graduates challenged to significance.Summer 1998: 12.Commencement 1999. Summer 1999. 8.Commencement: 350 new faces join thealumni. Spring 2000: 13.Loewen shows grads signposts for theirjourney through life. Summer 2001: 3.Commencement 2002: graduates urged tofollow the call of Christian leadership.Summer 2002: 18.Ewert calls graduates to boldness,leadership. June 2003: 3.FPU graduates receive more than a diploma:towel is the tool of the servant. June2004: 20.Light theme of first Decembercommencement: fog did not dampen thewarmth of feeling December 17.February 2005: 3.Commencement 2005: new alumni called topractice intellectual hospitality. June2005: 23.Graduates called “great.” March 2006: 8.Nearly 400 graduate May 6: Pete Mehasaddresses ceremonies. July 2006: 6.Commencement speaker challenges with aquestion. March 2007: 6.Faculty the focus of commencement speech:Provost honors colleagues, challengesgrads. July 2007: 17.Graduates challenged for what’s next in life.June 2008: 21.Grads told to welcome adversity. March2009: 6.400 graduate May 9: Kunz father and sonearn awards. July 2009: 10.Grads told there is always hope: FresnoMayor speaks to 250 new alumni. March2010: 6.400 new grads. July 2010: 23.Fall commencement one of firsts. March2011: 6.Be led and lead, graduates told during Maycommencement. October 2011: 3.COMMUNITY“Whose are you?”: The individual whocame into community. Summer 1999: 2.Community critical to student success,enduring part of the university. Summer1999: 3.COMMUNITY AUTISM PARTNERSHIP (30APRIL 2010)Community Autism Partnership. July 2010:5.COMMUNITY FOOD BANK (FRESNO, CALIF.)One-for One in the Central Valley. March2011: 3.

Subject IndexCOMMUNITY WIND ENSEMBLEWind Ensemble rocks Carnegie Hall. July2009: 9.COMMUNICATIONS PROGRAMNew programs mix academic strength andprofessional preparation. November2005: 5.COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENTStrong neighborhoods the key to stablecommunities. Spring 1999: 9.Making a splash: FPU’s impact on thecommunity. June 2004: 10.COMMUNITY HYMN SINGSecond annual hymn sing dedicated to PaulWohlgemuth. February 1988: 7.COMMUNITY SERVICEOn-the-job training for service. January1981: 1.A great dose of love. Spring 1984: 2.FPC freshman spend Saturday helpingneighbors. Fall 1995: 4.FPC-TV at the Rudds’. Spring 1984: 2.COMPAAN, KOREYFaculty & staff focus. October 2003: 12.COMPUTERS AND PEOPLE WITHDISABILITIESFPC hosts adaptive technology conference.Spring 1990: 8.CONCERT CHOIRChoir tours Pacific Northwest. April-May1953: 2.P.B.I. choir to visit churches. February-March 1954: 3.P.B.I. choir to present “The Holy City.”December-January 1955: 1.Choir plans spring tour. February-March1955: 1.Choir makes recording. April-May 1956: 2.Choir tour. July 1956: 3.Spring choir tour. March 1957: 1.Choir prepares for “The Elijah.” January1958: 2.Tentative spring choir schedule. March 1958:1.Choir plans tour. March 1959: 1.Choir to tour Mid-West. March 1960: 1.College choir active. March 1961: 2.Choir activities. March 1961: 4.College choir tours Mid-west. March 1963:1.College choir makes stereo record. March1964: 4.Concert Choir tours Pacific Northwest.April 1968: 1.European choir tour. May 1971: 1.Concert choir presents early Californiapastoral drama. December 1971: 4.Choir on eastern study tour, West Coastappearances in March, April. February1974: 1.Concert Choir and Charity in eastern tour ofsouthwestern states. February 1975: 2.Concert choir plans busy season, Easter tour.October 1977: 3.Pacific Northwest tour for Concert Choir.March 1981: 2.Concert choir is bound for Europe. February1988: 5.Concert choir becomes “FPC international.”Fall 1988: 5.It’s not your average choir concert. Winter1993: 11.Concert choir carries theme of “Come let ussing to the Lord” to Great Britain.Winter 2001: 13.CONGO, DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OFAwareness, work and faith are the answer toCongo’s pain. March 2009: 4.THE CONSERVATIVE MOVEMENT: PAST,PRESENT, AND FUTURE (2 MAY 2009).Students confer on conservatism. July 2009:8.

Subject IndexCONTEMPORARY CHRISTIAN MINISTRIESPROGRAMMinistries major reaches contemporaryaudience. Winter 2001: 6.CONTRERAS, EDGARDOContreras sets new scoring record. Winter1999: 13.CONVOY OF HOPEFPU brings Convoy of Hope to bring help toFresno. November 2009: 3.CORE PROGRAMNew core program: a unified approach toknowledge. April 1979: 1.COUNCIL FOR ADVANCEMENT ANDSUPPORT OF EDUCATIONFPC receives national award forfund-raising efforts. Fall 1995: 10.COUNCIL FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OFSMALL COLLEGESCollege administrators attend retentionparley. June 1978: 1.CRAIGEN, ROBERTNews notes. Fall 1995: 13.Another dimension of mathematics--mathchat. Spring 1996: 3.Around the green. Summer 1999: 14.CRAMER, RAYMOND L.New faculty members. June-July 1948: 3.Bible Conference echoes. February 1949:2.Faculty news. July-August 1949: 3.Report on the National Sunday SchoolConvention. November 1949: 3.Professor Cramer listed in “Who's Who.”September 1950: 4.Faculty activities. November 1950: 3.Faculty member and alumnus ordained.December 1950: 2.Rev. and Mrs. Cramer granted leave ofabsence. February 1951: 2.Chapel services. February 1952: 4.Ex-students meet. February-March 1954: 2.CRIMINOLOGY PROGRAMFPU begins degree completion program incriminology, restorative justice.November 2007: 3.CRIPE, JULIEFPC-TV at the Rudds’. Spring 1984: 2.CRISP, JUSTINCrisp goes the distance for first-yearSunbirds. July 2006: 21.CROSBY, DANIELAlpha Chi students take national honors.July 2009: 6.CROSS-COUNTRYSports news: cross-county. November 1965:4.Wins & losses. February 1985: 4.Cross-country to return. Spring 1986: 6.Fall sports teams have good years.December 1986: 5.Sunbirds sports update. Fall 1987: 5.Rojas-Weller and Lindholm compete atnationals. Winter 1993: 8.Sunbird athletics. Fall 1995: 7.Cross-country brochure makes nationalranking. Fall 1998: 8.rdMen’s cross country team finishes 23 infirst national championship appearance.March 2009: 19.CROSSWINDCrosswind crosses musical boundaries.March 2006: 6.CROZIER, KARENFaculty in science, business and biblicalstudies join FPU. November 2008: 4.Scholarly faculty: the learning never stopsfor those who value teaching. July 2010:13.

Subject IndexCURRICULUMCourses of study offered. May 1946: 2.Junior certificate course. April 1948: 6.The curriculum. August 1950: 2.Academic program of Pacific Bible Institute.August-September 1953: 2.The Bible Institute program. June-July 1955:4.Liberal arts program to be set up by fall of1956. February-March 1956: 3.Pacific Bible Institute teaching program. July1957: 2.P.B.I. offers new courses. September 1957: 3.New core program: a unified approach toknowledge. April 1979: 1.Fresno Pacific College adds more optionsfor learning. April 1979: 1.DNAStudents and faculty get hands-on with newDNA sequencer. November 2006: 7.DAILY VACATION BIBLE SCHOOLD.V.B.S. workshop. June 1947: 5.God blesses in the Ozarks. July 1947: 6.D.V.B. Schools. February 1948: 2.DAHLQUIST, RUTHFaculty in science, business and biblicalstudies join FPU. November 2008: 4.Faculty & staff focus. July 2009: 7.Faculty & staff focus. November 2009: 7.Scholarly faculty: the learning never stopsfor those who value teaching. July 2010:13.DALLELEW, TESFAAfrican MCC leader speaks. March 2007: 8.DANGARAN, RONRon Dangaran retires after six years ofteaching in the graduate school.Summer 1996: 9.DARRAH, JESSESchwinden makes the majors. October 2011:26.DAUDEL, VALERIENew alumni speak out about their FPCexperiences and hopes for the future.Summer 1996:DEBATE TEAMSpeech and debate programs begin.November 1961: 5.DE BENEDETTO, PATRICIAFaculty & staff focus. October 2011: 8.DeCICCO, RAFAELWhat makes a winner? Spring 1987: 3.Five inducted into Athletic Hall of Fame.October 2011: 28.DeFEHR, ARTHURCanadian gift helps furnish new offices.Winter 1993: 7.Growing commencementceremony--speaker is internationalbusiness and church leader. Spring 1993:4.DEFFENBACHER, MARKDeffenbacher leads advancement. Winter2001: 15.Virtual marketplace brings foundationon-line. Fall 1999: 15.Faculty & staff focus. March 2006: 4.News & notes. Summer 1997: 14.DEGAIZA, RIGOBERTOMaking the dream come true. Summer 1989:5.DEGREE COMPLETION PROGRAMCenter for Adult Learning. Fall 1990: 6.Degree completion anniversary. Fall 1991: 4.Center for Degree Completion. Winter 1992:5.

Subject IndexWhat do they come for? Winter 1993: 4.CDC grads have first reunion. Summer 1998:9.Degree Completion program turns 20.October 2011: 11.DELAHAY, ESTHERLiving for Christ in the city – here and now.March 2011: 10.DELAHAY, NATELiving for Christ in the city – here and now.March 2011: 10.DELGADILLO, JOSEGraduate and coach lead local soccer club tostrong freshman year. October 2003: 25.DEN HARTOG, DIANE (AINLEY)Three inducted into Hall of Fame. Winter1993: 8.DEPLEDGE, GRACEFaculty & staff focus. June 2005: 6.DERBY, LINDALiving in the Spirit: a shared goal joins theFPU community. Summer 2002:9.DERKSEN, KATHRYN SMITHKathryn Smith Derksen combines passionsfor politics and peacemaking. June 2003:17.DERKSEN, WILFREDWiens and Derksen given serviceappointment. May 1963: 1.DERKSEN, WILMAVictim, offender share their journeys towardhope. February 2004: 10.DERMON, JUSTINFaculty in science, business and biblicalstudies join FPU. November 2008: 4.Faculty & staff focus. November 2010: 8.DIBOLL, DONALDNew faculty. November 2006: 5.Scholarly faculty: the learning never stopsfor those who value teaching. July 2010:13.DICK, BRENTSenior profiles. Spring 1991: 2.DICK, DONALD L.Christ's undergirding arm. November 1947:5.DICK, J. J.Chapel echoes. November 1950: 4.DICK, JONATHANNew faculty. Fall 1992: 8.DICK, NORMA P.Welcome new faculty! Fall 1991: 8.Around the green. Summer 1999: 14.New scholarship fund honors longtimeeducator, Winter 2001: 15.DICK, ROYDick and Reimer called to service. March1952: 4.From the home field. April 1952: 2.DICKIE, DANIELLEStudent award winners, 2006-2007.November 2007: 19.DILLE, DIANAComings and goings. Summer 1989: 11.DINKINS, SCOTT“Hello, Mrs. Schmidt?” February 1982: 3.DiPALMA, BRIANFinding joy in biblical studies. March 2006:5.

Subject IndexDISABILITIESStudents live with disabilities. February2004: 13.DISTANCE EDUCATIONEducation without walls: distance educationtakes academics everywhere. March2007: 9.DIVERSITY TASK FORCETask force brings together faculty, staff andstudents to study campus diversity.Spring 1999: 7.DIXON, H. A.Chapel notes. March 1947: 5.DOBRIC-VEISS, SUZANAFaculty & staff focus. June 2005: 6.DOERING, SUSANFaculty & staff focus. June 2008: 6.DOERKSEN, BENA word from the student body president.November 1968: 1.DOERKSEN, ERNESTP.B.I.-J.C. grad chosen for missionarytraining. July 1959: 2.DOLARIAN, ROBINNews notes. Fall 1994: 13.Christianity in the world of art. Spring 1996:4.News & notes. Spring 1997: 8.News & notes. Winter 1999: 14.Around the green. Summer 2001: 11.Faculty focus. Summer 2002: 13.Around the green. November 2005: 4.DONATIONSMore light needed in P.B.I. March 1945: 7.New chairs for the auditorium. March 1950:4.Graduates present “ditto” machine toschool. June 1951: 2.P.B.I. included in will of Julia Dowda.February 1952: 2.P.B.I. purchases truck. April-May 1956: 3.Maple Leaf Foundation donation. March1957: 2.School receives Addressograph. May 1958:2.Schools receive tractor. May 1958: 3.Institute receives furniture. July 1958: 3.Junior college receives new piano.September 1959: 2.Gifts received for science department.September 1959: 2.P.B.I. receives dinnerware. March 1960: 4.Board of Education receives property.September 1960: 1.Library book donations begin. November1961: 1.Sprinkler system-lawn donated. January1962: 3.Thankful. January 1962: 3.College receives station wagon. January1964: 1.National Science Foundation grant awardedto Pacific. May 1964: 3.Economic opportunities at Pacific College.March 1965: 2.$26,000 in grants announced. July 1966: 2.Unique project provides station wagon forcollege. February 1967: 2.Pacific College receives incentive andchallenge grants to launch endowmentcampaign. April 1968: 1.Sears, Richfield, Household Finance, andanonymous foundations make annualgrants. April 1968: 1.Pacific College awarded $65,000 developinginstitutions grant. April 1968: 3.Visalia car dealer provides car for Office ofDevelopment. April 1968: 4.Faculty women donate sewing machine.April 1973: 1.$160,000 grant will change library use.Winter 1993: 6.

Subject IndexCanadian gift helps furnish new offices.Winter 1993: 7.FPC foundation receives multi-milliondollar art collection. Spring 1995: 12.Ashleys give major gift to FPC Foundation.Fall 1995: 14.FPC Foundation receives four large gifts.Spring 1996: 14.University foundation receives four realestate gifts. Spring 1997: 14.Foundations give first FPU grants. Winter1999: 15.Gift “AIM”s to improve math, scienceeducation. Summer 1999: 15.Donations increase in 1999. Spring 2000: 15.Federal education grants fund computerinitiatives. Winter 2001: 14.Fletcher Jones grant aids science expansion.Winter 2001: 15.Places from the heart: longtime partnerskeep legacy alive. November 2006: 19.DORMITORIESDormitory life. March 1947: 6.Dedication of dormitories. October 1949: 3.New men's dormitories. September 1957: 2.Men's dormitory open house. November1957: 3.Men's dorm facilities secured. September1958: 2.Group studies dormitories. January 1959: 2.Alumni accepts challenge of buildingproject. July 1959: 2.Dormitory plans. September 1959: 3.Plans continue toward dormitoryconstruction. November 1959: 1.Dorms enlarged. September 1964: 4.[see also East Hall, Strasbourg Quad,Witmarsum Quad]DOWDA, JULIAP.B.I. included in will of Julia Dowda.February 1952: 2.DOWNEY, TERESA (CAMPS)Women’s basketball: NAIA All-AmericanScholar Athletes. Summer 2001: 20.National and conference honors flock toSunbirds. Summer 2002:20.Athletic Hall of Fame grows by four atSeptember 14 banquet. November 2009:21.DRAMADramatics class to present two plays.November 1957: 3.Dramatics class presents plays. January1959: 4.College to present “Rejected.” March 1961:3.Many see musical play. May 1961: 4.Play cast presents “Christ in the ConcreteCity.” November 1961: 5.Medieval Christian play to be performed.March 1964: 5.Pacific College drama: The Elder Statesman.April 1967: 1.Pacific to present Ibsen’s Brand. March 1968:3.Pacific College players to present Ibsen’sBrand. April 1968: 2.Drama Department to present The MiracleWorker. November 1968: 2.The “Fiddler” comes to the amphitheater.April 1973: 2.Drama department. March 1971: 1.Religious drama is added feature. January1972: 1.The Past is Yet to Come. April 1974: 1.Pirates of Penzance production. March 1975:2.Man for all Seasons is fall drama production.October 1976: 2.“Camelot” is this spring’s production atcollege. April 1977: 3.“Miracle Worker” is winter dramaproduction. December 1977: 4.“Antigone” will be winter quarter drama.December 1978: 4.

Subject Index“A Doll’s House” will be performed thisquarter. December 1979: 2.“My Fair Lady” is musical planned in May.April 1980: 3.Sarcophagus. Fall 1988: 4.The theater. Summer 1989: 9.“110 in the Shade” in FPC amphitheater.Spring 1991: 6.Parable brings truth through drama. Winter1993: 10.Actors in their places! Lights up, and“Scene!” Fall 1993: 14.Mystery spoof is February theaterproduction. Winter 1993-1994: 14.Ultimate faith. Fall 1995: 8.Behind the scenes of “Oklahoma!” Spring1996: 8.Lettice and lovage. Summer 1998: 8.Book of Acts. June 2003: 13.Charing Cross Road comes to FPU. February2005: 6.Last Night of Ballyhoo. March 2006: 4.One-acts lampoon the bard. March 2006: 8.Trojan Women. March 2007: 7.Great performances: Fiddler combines thearts to advance spirit & education. July2007: 10.Spring days bring spiritual plays. June 2008:4.Fall performances mix comedy, opera.March 2009: 8.Uncle Vanya is spring play. July 2009: 6.Hispanic folktales come to life. March 2010:7.Play explores unusual friendship betweenfamilies. October 2011: 10DREILING, CHRISTOPHERStudent goes Hollywood for semester.Summer 1998: 8.DUECK, ALVINAlvin Dueck will join psychology staff.April 1979: 3.Three Fresno Pacific freshmen reflect onfaculty/staff members. February 1982: 2.DUECK, DORAGlobal MB educators gather for first time.November 2007: 8.DUECK, MARYFocus on faculty. Spring 1985: 5.Perestroika at FPC. Winter 1991: 3.Focus on faculty. Summer 1986: 8.DUERKSEN, DARRENAll schools add faculty in fall 2011. October2011: 9.DUFFY, AMYStudents study with CCCU. Summer 1997:10.DUNKIN, JOHN R.Dr. John R. Dunkin to be commencementspeaker. May 1961: 2.DUNN, LARRYFaculty focus. Summer 2002: 13.Faculty & staff focus. June 2003: 12.Faculty & staff focus. July 2007: 5.DURLAM, ZACHARYFPU adds new faculty, welcomes seminaryprofs. November 2010: 6.DUSSICH, JOHNVictimologists pursue new definitions ofcrime and punishment. June 2008: 3.DYCK, BECKYAlums find teaching in South Americaexciting return for another year. March1976: 2.DYCK, BRENTSenior profile: Brent Dyck. Spring 1991: 2.DYCK, JOHNMinistering in the constituency. December1951: 3.Missionary farewell service. March 1952: 2.

Subject IndexJohn Dyck returns to Colombia.October-November 1952: 3.John Dycks die in plane crash. May 1957: 3.DYCK, JOHNAlums find teaching in South Americaexciting return for another year. March1976: 2.DYCK, VELMAFamily legacy supports continued success atFPU. Spring 2000: 15.DYCK, WILLIAMFamily legacy supports continued success atFPU. Spring 2000: 15.EAST HALLNew dorm gives Quiring sense of deja vu.Spring 1999: 12.EATON, KENTNew deans embrace the idea that definesFPU. November 2008: 9.ECKLOFF-PAZ, BETHLiving for Christ in the city – here and now.March 2011: 10.ECKLUND, LARRYMath educator added to Pacific Collegestaff. February 1976: 3.Focus on faculty. November 1985: 5.Ecklund receives emeritus status. February1988: 7.Larry Ecklund Memorial Garden. Fall 1999:11.EDIGER, MICHELLEAthletics adds associate AD, media andoffice assistants. November 2007: 19.EDUCATION FORUMEducation for development: Yale expertopens FPU Education Forum. July 2007:3.EDUCATION—RELIGIOUS ASPECTSFaith & knowledge: the blend of a completeeducation. November 2009: 9.ELDER, SHERYLPacific's In-service program meets needs ofcommunity. March 1975: 2.ELIA, RICHARDSeminary students ordained. May 1959: 3.Seminary graduates. July 1959: 1.ELLIOT, BARBARA J.Faith and renewal breakfast. February 2005:6.ELRICH, DWIGHTComposer-arranger in lecture. March 1975:2.EMRICK, TERRYTerry Emrick, Business Manager. Fall 1992:9.ENGLISH PROGRAMSenior college majors inaugurated.November 1963: 3.ENGSTROM, KENFocus on faculty. Summer 1986: 8.Engstrom named graduate school AssociateDean. Winter 1999: 14.Deaths. Spring 2003: 18.ENNS, ARTWhy I came back. Fall 1992: 5.News & notes. Summer 1997: 14.Around the green. Summer 1999: 14.ENNS, CAROLFresno Pacific names Enns CounselingCoordinator. October 1976: 1.ENNS, GAILFocus on faculty. Summer 1986: 8.

Subject IndexENNS, HAROLDHarold Enns to be dean. July 1966: 1.ENNS, DONALD“It seemed like nothing could stop me.” Fall1992: 6.ENNS, ELAINENews & notes. Spring 1997: 8.New faces. Spring 1997: 9.Elaine Enns named Esau DistinguishedVisiting Professor. Summer 1998: 7.Around the green. Summer 1999: 14.Enns and Myers give peacemaking – andevangelism – a chance. July 2007: 6.ENNS, EUGENEA family tradition. Fall 1990: 4.ENNS, HELENIn appreciation. May 1947: 6.ENNS, JACK W.P.B.I. purchases truck. April-May 1956: 3.ENNS, JOHNP.B.I. purchases truck. April-May 1956: 3.ENNS, KATHERINEIn memoriam. November 1956: 2.ENNS, PETER A.A family tradition. Fall 1990: 4.Deaths. October 2003: 22.ENNS, RICHThe student life team: assisting in thegrowth process. December 1981: 1.ENNS, ROBERTDean’s report. September 1981: 5.A look at the deanship. February 1982: 1.A year of changes, shaping our future. Fall1984: 5.Focus on faculty. Spring 1985: 5.Around the green. Summer 1999: 14.Future's so bright: retiring faculty sharegratitude for the past and optimism forthe future. Spring 2000: 4.ENNS, RUTHFocus on faculty. Winter 1984-1985: 5.Retirement will not slow OASIS or itsexecutive director. Winter 1999: 10.Enns, Avakian make valley's topbusiness/professional list. Fall 1999: 15.ENNS-REMPEL, KEVINNews & notes. Spring 1997: 8.Around the green. Summer 1999: 14.Faculty & staff focus. March 2007: 4.Faculty & staff focus. November 2008: 5.Faculty & staff focus. July 2009: 7.Faculty & staff focus. March 2010: 7.Faculty & staff focus. July 2010: 7.ENROLLMENTRegistrar’s report. October 1949: 4.Second semester enrollment. February 1950:4.Registrar’s report. October 1950: 4.New students enroll for spring semester.February 1951: 3.Registrar’s report. October 1951: 1.Student enrollment. October-November1952: 4.Spring enrollment. February-March 1953: 3.P.B.I. enrolment. October-November 1953: 4.Second semester enrollment. February-March 1954: 3.P.B.I. enrolment shows increase.October-November 1955: 1.P.B.I. enrollment. November 1956: 3.Institute enrollment. March 1957: 4.Enrollment. September 1957: 3.P.B.I. enrollment shows increase. November1958: 2.Pacific enrolment prospects good.September 1960: 2.Enrolment statistics. September 1961: 3.College enrolment up over 40 percent.October 1962: 1.

Subject Index“Growth control” policy adopted. October1962: 6.New high enrollment. November 1963: 1.Enrollment up thirty two percent.November 1964: 1.Spring semester enrollment. March 1965: 1.Record enrollment at Pacific. October 1965:1.1967-68 enrollment prospects. April 1967: 2.Another record enrollment. October 1971: 1.Fall quarter underway with increasedenrollment. October 1975: 1.Pacific enrollment up for winter quarter.February 1976: 2.Higher enrollment seen for fall quarter.August 1976: 1.Campus alive with arrival of record studentbody. October 1976: 1.Fall enrollment outlook good. June 1977: 2.Enrollment trends at Fresno Pacific College:fewer undergraduates; higher totalenrollment. October 1977: 1.Mixed enrollment picture. October 1978: 1.Enrollment up slightly. October 1979: 1.Enrollment, residence rolls up. Fall 1988: 6.Enrollment increases for fifth straight year.Fall 1989: 6.Spring enrollment sets record, Fallenrollment nears ceiling. Fall 1993: 5.New programs, more personal attentionkeys to enrollment increase. Fall 1998: 8.Bursting at the seams. Fall 1999: 7.Academic achievement, diversity undergirdenrollment growth. Winter 2001: 10.Enrollment growth, U.S. News honor giveFPU reason to celebrate. Fall 2001: 13.Enrollment continues to increase in size,ability and diversity. March 2003: 11.FPU attracts record incoming class. February2004: 17.FPU overcomes state budget uncertainty toenroll near-record class. February 2005:4.FPU tops 1,000 in undergrad enrollment –retains strong U.S. News ranking.November 2005: 19.Grad, DC lead overall enrollment increase.November 2007: 7.Economy affects enrollment. November2008: 4.FPU celebrates 11 percent enrollmentincrease for fall 2009. November 2009: 5.Enrollment continues strong for spring.March 2010: 9.Record enrollment breaks 3,300: creditefforts across campus in aid, recruitmentand services. November 2010: 3.ENS, ANNADeans appointed. August 1951: 3.Miss Ens to go to Ethiopia. July 1952: 2.News from the mission fields.August-September 1953: 2.ENS, CARMENStudents send workers for the harvest.Summer 1994: 8.ENS, LA VERNAReaching out to Judea and Samaria.November 1948: 5.Kern County Youth Rally. February 1951: 4.ENS, LOWELLWith an eye toward Latin America. Summer1994: 7.ENSLOW, TERESAFaculty votes honors for nine seniors.December 1976: 2.ENSZ, ADOLFFaculty and staff members for 1947-1948.July 1947: 4.House cleaning and improvements.June-July 1948: 2.Missionary Sunday schools. November1948: 5.ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES PROGRAMEnvironmental, intercultural majors added.Summer 1997: 9.

Subject IndexMountain field trip gives students new lookat creation. Spring 1998: 4.ENVIRONMENTALISMGreen House balances need andstewardship. July 2006: 8.EPP, FRANK H.Well-known speakers at Pacificconvocations. March 1976: 1.EPP, WERNERFour new board members for Fresno Pacific.February 1978: 1.EREVIA, JOSÉJosé Erevia. Spring 1992: 4.ERICKSON, JANETTEAround the green. Summer 2001: 11.Faculty & staff focus. June 2005: 6.Faculty & staff focus. March 2009: 5.ESAU, ANGELAStudents named to honor band. February2004: 13.ESAU, BERNIEEquipment, scholarship grants build FPCscience program. Spring 1993: 3.Faculty & staff focus. June 2005: 7.ESCHATOLOGYHow large does eternity loom in yourpreaching. March-April 1949: 3.1953. December 1952-January 1953: 1.ETTER, HAROLDChapel echoes. December 1952-January1953: 2.EVANGEL HOMERoad to recovery: FPU & Evangel Homehelp women get back on track. April2012: 20.EVANGELICAL COUNCIL FOR FINANCIALACCOUNTABILITYFPC joins ECFA. Fall 1987: 7.Financial accountability links integrity withstewardship. Summer 2002: 14.EVANGELICAL THEOLOGICAL SOCIETYEvangelical Theological Society formed.January 1950: 2.EVANGELISTIC WORKClass activities: personal evangelism.January 1946: 5.Extension Work. February 1949: 3.Spiritual mobilization for God's purposes.July-August 1949: 2.Christian service report. November 1950: 2.The rescue mission team. April 1951: 1.Christian service. December 1952-January1953: 3.EVANS, WILLIAMBible Emphasis Week. January 1949: 3.EVERT, PAULFather’s life spurs commitment to FPU: PaulEvert’s life and interests reach beyondthe ordinary. October 2003: 18.EWERT, ALDEN H.Director of Public relations appointed. May1971: 1.EWERT, BOBBob Ewert stricken with Spinal Meningitis.November 1956: 3.EWERT, D. MERRILLNew president Ewert brings communitydevelopment and internationalexperience. Spring 2002: 3.Ewert calls FPU to engagement andexcellence. March 2003: 3.Ewert calls graduates to boldness,leadership. June 2003: 3.

Subject IndexEwert appointed to five-year term aspresident. November 2005: 18.Ewert calls university to action. November2008: 6.God’s enduring love is the answer to today’sproblems, Ewert tells fall convocationaudience. November 2009: 18.Students, faculty, staff live as propheticChristian community. November 2010:5.Merrill Ewert announces retirement in 2012.October 2011: 3.College to university: Merrill and PriscillaEwert were passionate about FresnoPacific. April 2012: 8.EWERT, DAVIDCanadian educator to address graduates.May 1958: 1.EWERT, DOREENTop honors to two women. June 1978: 1.New faculty. Fall 1993: 13.Programs bring together FPC, world. Winter1993-1994: 8.EWERT, LOWELLAdministrator finds his ministry at FresnoPacific. September 1981: 3.EWERT, PRISCILLACollege to university: Merrill and PriscillaEwert were passionate about FresnoPacific. April 2012: 8.FACES OF THE VALLEY: YOUTH ART SHOWFaces of the Valley. October 2011: 10.FACILITIES MANAGEMENT BUILDINGBuilding toward FPC's future. Spring 1996:11.New Facilities Management buildingdedicated. Spring 1997: 16.FACULTYThe faculty. July-August 1945: 1.FACULTY-STAFF RETREATFaculty and staff retreat. September 1957: 3.Faculty-staff retreat. September 1958: 1.Annual faculty retreat held. September 1961:2.FAIRLEY, KRISTIN: see BUCKLEY, KRISTINFALK, DENNISMan on a mission: Dennis Falk likes to pushbeyond the comfort zone. July 2006: 14.FARMER, JIMPacific’s Farmer ranks first in NAIA 220-dash. April 1968: 4.Athletic Hall of Fame grows by four atSeptember 14 banquet. November 2009:21.FAST, ALICEHJBC in Fowler. March-April 1949:4.Relief worker called. December 1949:4.Alice Fast sails for Japan. March 1950: 3.From fields afar. March 1952: 3.Spring Missionary Conference. April-May1955: 1.FAST, DENISETop Sunbirds 2005-2006. November 2006:20.FAST, ESTHERMissionaries to sail for India. January 1951:1.From the regions beyond: India. March 1951:3.From fields afar. March 1952: 3.India alumni send gifts. January 1962: 2.FAST, H. P.Chapel visitors. April 1952: 4.FAST, JOHNJohn Fast will assume service ministriespost. June 1977: 2.

Subject IndexFAST, M. B.Mennonite history class. April 1946: 4.FAST, MATHILDAFaculty news. July-August 1949: 3.Summer activities of the faculty. August1951: 4.Faculty activities. July 1952: 3.Faculty and staff activities. June-July 1953: 4.Miss Fast attends librarian's meeting.April-May 1954: 3.Faculty news. June-July 1955: 3.Faculty news. July 1956: 4.Faculty activities. July 1957: 4.Faculty news. July 1958: 2.Dean Wiebe to resume studies. March 1960:2.FAST, ROYMemorial gifts remember late professor,alumni. Summer 1988: 8.FAST, TEDMissionary number. October 1950: 1.Missionaries to said for India. January 1951:1.From the regions beyond: India. March 1951:3.From fields afar. March 1952: 3.India alumni send gifts. January 1962: 2.FAUL, GUSTAV (MRS.)In memoriam. January 1959: 1.FEIL, LUETTA: see REIMER, LUETTAFEINBERG, CHARLESDr. Feinberg to speak at commencement.April-May 1954: 1.Commencement activities. June-July 1954: 2.Dr. Feinberg to be conference speaker.November 1960: 2.Prophecy theme for annual BibleConference. January 1961: 1.FENNACY, JEANNews & notes. Spring 1999: 14.Around the green. Summer 1999: 14.Reading—and making readers—is a passionfor Jean Fennacy. July 2009. 4.FERNANDEZ, JOSE A.Chapel echoes. November 1950: 4.FERRAND, DEBORAHNew faculty. Fall 1992: 8.News & notes. Spring 1998: 14.Around the green. Fall 2001: 11.Faculty & staff focus. March 2011: 8.FESTIVAL OF THE ARTSFestival of the arts is a campus event in May.March 1975: 2.59 DAYS OF CODE CONTESTFPU team wins coding contest. November2010: 4.FPU supports local tech. October 2011: 7.FINANCIAL AIDDemystifying financial aid (part 1): facts andfriends guide families through thefinancial aid maze—don’t leave homewithout your FAFSA. March 2009: 7.Demystifying financial aid (part 2): studentsfrom many backgrounds plus aid from avariety of sources equals affordablequality. July 2009: 5.FPU steps in to help students waiting forCal Grant funds. November 2010: 7.Scholarship funds help students achievetheir dreams. November 2010: 20.Tuition plan increases aid to areas importantto students, families. March 2011: 7.Scholarship funds help students achievetheir dreams (part 2). March 2011: 22.Keeping FPU an affordable investment.April 2012: 3.

Subject IndexFINE ART AUCTIONFresno Pacific College’s art auction October28. Fall 1989: 2.FINE ARTS CONCERT AND LECTURE SERIESFine arts concert. November 1965: 4.FINE ARTS DINNERA bottle of trust. Summer 1986: 2.FPC takes a European holiday. Summer1988: 6.Showboat: Fresno Pacific’s Fine Arts Dinner.Summer 1989: 9.Eugene Friesen, Paul Halley concert tobenefit arts at FPU. Spring 1990: 3.Fine Arts Dinner: concert & tour. Winter1992: 10.Fine Arts Dinner: pops on pipes in a springpark setting. Winter 1993: 7.Pops on pipes. Spring 1993: 9.FLAG POLESNew flag pole graces campus. March 1963:3.Campus notes. Fall 1983: 10.FLAMING, JEANETTEFour new board members for Fresno Pacific.February 1978: 1.FLAMING, MARKThe “Harvard connection.”December 1986:4.FLAMING, VICTOR A.In memoriam. January 1957: 2.FLAUTAS PACIFICASFlautas engages students honorsteacher-composer. Spring 1997: 10.FLETCHER, B. B.Rev. Fletcher to teach. January 1958: 4.FLETCHER JONES FOUNDATIONGrant will make FPC a computer leader.Summer 1988: 4.$160,000 grant will change library use.Winter 1993: 6.Fletcher Jones grant aids science expansion.Winter 2001: 15.FLORES, RUBENChapel services. February 1952: 4.FOCUS ON UNITY CONFERENCEFPC to host major education conference.Winter 1993: 6.FONE, GHISLAINAll-America scholar-athletes. Summer 1997:16.FOOD SERVICESNews from the kitchen. March 1945: 6.Food for thought. March 1945: 6.Kitchen receives new mixer. March 1950: 4.The Janzens accept position as dieticians.August-September 1953: 3.Dieticians appointed. December1953-January 1954: 3.FORD, BEVLiving for Christ in the city – here and now.March 2011: 10.FORD, MATTLiving for Christ in the city – here and now.March 2011: 10.FOREIGN STUDYAnthropology class visits Mexico. December1953-January 1954: 3.European study program instituted. January1964: 3.The European tour. September 1964: 1.Off-campus study gains popularity.February 1973: 2.Twenty-nine will study in Europe thisspring. February 1978: 3.16 FPC students in Mexico. Fall 1982: 10.

Subject IndexTour brings literary figures to life. Fall 1994:10.Learning is an adventure for visitors toJapan. Fall 1994: 11.Shoin exchange. Spring 1995: 16.Students tour Reformation in Europe. Fall1998: 4.Holmen finds personal God in beauty,poverty of Guatemala. Fall 1998: 5.Cross-cultural study as an agent of change.Spring 1999: 16.Higher education and international travelcombine for a powerful learningexperience. November 2005: inside frontcover.Practicing psychology in the Ukraine.November 2005: 9.Exchanging cultures in Japan. November2005: 11.Getting to know the real Vietnam.November 2005: 13.Students tour Italy. November 2009: 7.Students see with new eyes on medicalmission trip. November 2009: 8.FOUR-YEAR GRADUATION GUARANTEEFour-year graduation guarantee builds onrecord of success. March 2009: 8.FOWLER, EUGENIA1948 D.V.B.S. report. November 1948: 8.FRANSEN, JENJapan trip makes Fransen a stranger in astrange land. Winter 1997: 3.FRANSEN, KENBoard thanks Fransen, welcomes Thiesen aschair. March 2011: 22.FRANZ, JOHNNew appointees are Franz, Friesen, Harmsand Holmquist; Harder moves tofull-time. July 1975: 2.The advantage: some personal reflections.Summer 1984: 2.Focus on faculty. Summer 1985: 4.FRANZ, TIMFPU Foundation: Tim Franz. Fall 1999: 15.Tim Franz joins admissions staff. August1976: 2.FREEMAN, DAVIDEducation professors named FulbrightScholars to Venezuela. Spring 1993: 9.A spontaneous scholarship exchange. Fall1993: 5.News & notes. Spring 1997: 8.News & notes. Summer 1997: 14.News & notes. Winter 1997-1998: 14.Scholarship with a mission. Fall 1999: 3.Freemans change valleys to pursue newchallenges. Summer 2002: 12.FREEMAN, LISALisa Freeman finds plans can change for thebetter. March 2009: 17.FREEMAN, YVONNEGrants awarded to faculty. Fall 1991: 4.News & notes. Spring 1997: 8.News & notes. Summer 1997: 14.News & notes. Winter 1997-1998: 14.Scholarship with a mission. Fall 1999: 3.Freemans change valleys to pursue newchallenges. Summer 2002: 12.FRENCH, ADRIENNEChristmas spirit. Spring 1984: 2.FRESNO BUDDHIST TEMPLETemple trip gives students a local look atanother culture. Spring 1999: 6.FRESNO COMPACTCompact honors Haak. Spring 2002: 14.FRESNO COUNTY. JUVENILE HALLStudents volunteer for juvenile hall work.November 1965: 1.

Subject IndexFRESNO COUNTY OFFICE OF EDUCATION.HISTORY DAY.History Day returns to FPU. July 2010: 8.FRESNO DISTRICT FAIRBooth at Fresno District Fair success.November 1961: 3.Special fair edition the The Messenger.October 1962: 3.FRESNO MINISTERIAL ALLIANCEMinisters meet on Pacific campus. May1961: 4.FRESNO PACIFIC BIBLICAL SEMINARYSeminary name reflects continued missionin new framework. March 2011: 9.FRESNO PACIFIC COLLEGE VOCAL ARTSCHORALEA Viennese springtime. Spring 1993: 11.FRESNO PACIFIC EDUCATORNew Pacific publication seeks impact onclassroom teaching. March 1976: 3.FRESNO PACIFIC UNIVERSITY–HISTORYNurturing leadership for 40 years. Fall 1984:8.FRESNO URBAN MINISTRY PROJECTStudents see the city. July 2010: 6.FRIESEN, BRITNILiving in the Spirit: a shared goal joins theFPU community. Summer 2002: 5.FRIESEN, COLLEENSummer work can be exciting. November1980: 3.FRIESEN, DAN E.Bible and Missionary Conference to be heldMarch 22-27. February-March 1953: 1.Hiebert to speak on Christian EducationDay. September 1957: 1.Rev. Friesen Speaks at Christian EducationDay service. November 1958: 2.Christian Education Day speaker named.September 1960: 1.FRIESEN, DIETRICHChapel. November 1946: 4.Dietrich Friesen joins P.B.I. faculty. August1952: 3.Faculty and staff activities. June-July 1953: 4.Professor Friesen to direct “The Messiah.”February-March 1954: 4.Professor Friesen to receive degree.April-May 1954: 2.Music clinic in Oregon. February-March1955: 4.Faculty news. June-July 1955: 3.Faculty news. July 1956: 4.“The Holy City” to be presented. March1957: 2.Faculty activities. July 1957: 4.Faculty news. July 1958: 2.Friesen attends music meeting. November1960: 3.Faculty has busy summer of activity.October 1962: 3.Faculty active in professional activities.November 1963: 3.Christmas opera to be presented. November1963: 4.Oratorio Society to present Messiah.November 1963: 4.Friesen appointed to alumni affairs. August1973: 3.Dietrich Friesen remembers . . . and looksahead. June 1977: 5.College honors Dietrich Friesen uponretirement. February 1979: 4.Memorial gifts remember late professor,alumni. Summer 1988: 8.FRIESEN, EBNERFaculty member and alumnus ordained.December 1950: 2.From the home field. April 1952: 2.

Subject IndexFRIESEN, EILEENThree Fresno Pacific Freshmen reflect onfaculty/staff members. February 1982: 2.FRIESEN, ELSIEOrdination service. February-March 1954: 1.FRIESEN, ERNESTMission prayer bands organize. October1951: 3.Alumni news. October-November 1953: 3.News from the alumni and former students.June-July 1955: 2.Ordination service. February-March 1954: 1.Spring Missionary Conference. April-May1955: 1.FRIESEN, GERALDStudents win graduate awards. May 1966: 1.FRIESEN, H. H.Home Mission Rally. April 1952: 3.FRIESEN, HELENMissionary news. March 1957: 4.FRIESEN, IRVINPrayer band rallies. December 1952-January1953: 2.Chapel speakers. December 1953-January1954: 2.FRIESEN, JOHN E.Friesen to direct admissions. August 1973: 1.Friesen leaves admissions. July 1975: 2.FRIESEN, JOHN I.Friesen to be new Business Manager.December-January 1955: 3.Business Manager resigns. March 1957: 2.FRIESEN, KENService: contagious at Fresno PacificCollege. May 1981: 2.Alumni couple report on work in Vietnam.Winter 2001: 19.Fall sees the addition of faculty in biblicalstudies, English, math and readingeducation and political science. Summer2002: 13.Faculty & staff focus. July 2006: 4.Fried fritter fired drive across America. July2006: 7.Faculty & staff focus. June 2008: 6.FRIESEN, MILTONCrosswind crosses musical boundaries.March 2006: 6.FRIESEN, NATALIEStudent award winners, 2006-2007.November 2007: 19.FRIESEN, ROGERNew appointees are Franz, Friesen, Harmsand Holmquist; Harder moves tofull-time. July 1975: 2.Roger Friesen assumes fund-raising post.August 1976: 2.FRIESEN, STEVEThe “Harvard connection.”December 1986:4.Fried fritter fired drive across America. July2006: 7.FRIESEN, SUSANHis Jewels Bible Club. January 1945: 7.FRIESEN, TIFFANYCommencement was the beginning. Spring1994: 3.Friesen prepares students for competition.Winter 1999: 13.FRIESEN, WALTERThe first graduates and their service. July1957: 1.Missionary news. March 1957: 4.Seminary alumni news. November 1957: 4.FRIESEN, WILL

Subject IndexFocus on faculty. Summer 1985: 4.Focus on faculty. November 1985: 5.Focus on faculty. Summer 1986: 8.Will Friesen returns. Fall 1992: 9.Satellite seminar brings pastors to campus.Summer 1999: 7.Faculty focus. Spring 2002: 12.Farewell, with thanks. November 2008: 11.FRIESEN-BLANK, CARLEYFocus on faculty. Summer 1985: 4.Focus on faculty. November 1985: 5.Focus on faculty. Winter 1985-1986: 5.Focus on faculty. Summer 1986: 8FUND RAISINGOctober, 1962 campaign nears end. August1962: 2.Oct. ‘62 campaign successful. October 1962:2.Endowment fund progress report. March1968: 3.$100 per couple dinner to launch 1968 driveto raise $10,000 for the endowmentfund. March 1968: 3.Funds drive nears half of $100 000 goal.February 1975: 1.Many cooperate to reach annual funds drivegoal. July 1975: 4.Funds goal for fiscal year set at $120,000.October 1975: 2.Anniversary dinners will launch Pacific's1976 spring funds drive. March 1976: 1.Kern county friends of Fresno Pacific collegestage Bakersfield barbecue/fund raiser.June 1978: 2.Area dinners focus on college's annual funddrive. December 1978: 1.Students run to benefit college annual fund.April 1979: 4.The annual fund at FPC: problem oropportunity? October 1979: 1.Regional dinners success. December 1979: 3.“Hello, Mrs. Schmidt?” February 1982: 3.Pacific Leadership Campaign seekscommunity support. Fall 1988: 5.Pacific Leadership Campaign tops halfmillionmark. Fall 1989: 5.FPC receives national award forfund-raising efforts. Fall 1995: 10.Support sets records. Fall 1998: 15.Dinner kicks off trustees campaign. July2007: 22.Spirits soar at capital campaign kick-off.June 2008: center insert.FULBRIGHT SCHOLARSLarsen-Pusey finishes Fulbright scholarship.Summer 1998: 9.Toews earns Fulbright Scholarship to travelto Ukraine. October 2003: 15.Faculty earn Fulbright, Rotary fellowshipsfor study abroad. June 2004: 8.Fulbright scholar, education leader inUkraine comes to FPU: Sergei Sannikovteaches, researches Menno Simons. June2005: 9.FUNK, RUTHFocus on faculty. Spring 1985: 5.Focus on faculty. Winter 1985-1986: 5.FUNK, SAMUEL J.Memorial scholarship honors Samuel Funk.Spring 1986: 7.GAEDE, CARLPacific college names Carl Gaede consultantfor campus master plan. October 1975: 1.GAEDE, HAROLDMission rally on March 19. February-March1954: 1.Far East mission rally. April-May 1954: 3.Faculty positions filled. September 1956: 2.GANDHI, ARUNFPU brings Gandhi to Fresno. February2004: 17.GAO, LIN

Subject IndexFive inducted into Athletic Hall of Fame.October 2011: 28.GARCIA, CESARInternational students enrich FPU. October2011: 12.GARCIA, SUSANAAlumni in professions report to students.June 2008: 16.Bearing fruit: six grads glance back at howFPU readied them for success. July 2009:10.GARLAND-MACHADO, LESLEEGarland-Machado and Round win EliasWiebe teacher candidate award. Winter1997: 11.GARNER, HAROLDGarner and Wright speak in chapel.February-March 1954: 3.GARRIGUS, CHARLES B.California Poet Laureate is guest lecturer.February 1967: 1.Poet Laureate honors FPC educationprogram. Winter 1991: 6.GARRISON, SCOTTFPU adds new faculty, welcomes seminaryprofs. November 2010: 6.A present from his kids has become a gift tomany. April 2012: 19.GAY, CATHYFaculty votes honors for nine seniors.December 1976: 2.GAYLES, VIVIANFPU adds new faculty, welcomes seminaryprofs. November 2010: 6.GAZLAY, SUZYPresidential award to alumnus. Winter 1993:9.GEDDERT, TIMFPU adds new faculty, welcomes seminaryprofs. November 2010: 6.Faculty & staff focus. November 2010: 8.Faculty & staff focus. October 2011: 8.GEHRETT, MATTFaculty & staff focus. July 2010: 7.Faculty & staff focus. November 2010: 8.Faculty & staff focus. March 2011: 8.Faculty & staff focus. October 2011: 8.GENTRY, DANNETTENew faces at FPC. Spring 1987: 5.GENTRY, JIMParable brings truth through drama. Winter1993: 10.GERBRANDT, CARLCollege hour: a variety. June 1979: 1.GERBRANDT, EUGENEGraduates to attend theological seminaries.July 1952: 2.Gerbrandt elected alumni president.June-July 1954: 2.GERBRANDT, JACOB J.Institute staff. October 1945: 3.Faculty and staff members for 1946-1947.August 1946: 4.New positions. June 1947: 5.Gerbrandt appointed Dean of Men andDirector of Christian Service.August-September 1955: 3.GERBRANDT, RICHARDSeminary student accepts position withBoard of Education. May 1959: 2.Seminary graduates. July 1959: 1.GERBRANDT, TONIService: contagious at Fresno PacificCollege. May 1981: 2.

Subject IndexGILMORE, ERICLEEEriclee Gilmore: student athlete. Winter1993: 5.GINGRICH, OWENRussell, Gingrich speak on faith andscience. Summer 1998: 6.GIROD, SUSANA gift of compassion. Spring 1983: 4.GLOBAL MBA PROGRAMNew Global MBA Program offers Valleybusiness professionals an internationalperspective. July 2009: 3.GOERTZEN, DANDeans appointed. August 1951: 3.Faculty activities. July 1952: 3.Faculty and staff activities. June-July 1953: 4.Rev. Goertzen accepts position with Boardof Home Missions. June-July 1955: 2.Faculty news. June-July 1955: 3.GOERTZEN, DONALDSix Pacific students are named to Who's Who.March 1976: 3.Goertzen researches for doctorate. Spring2000: 19.GOLDEN STATE ATHLETIC CONFERENCECollege joins new conference. Spring 1986:6.GOLDEN STATE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE.TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIP (23-24APRIL 2004)Making a little history. June 2004: 21.GONZALEZ, BERTAGonzalez will head FPC multi-culturalstudies. June 1977: 2.Three Fresno Pacific freshmen reflect onfaculty/staff members. February 1982: 2.GONZALEZ, BETOCommencement speaker challenges with aquestion. March 2007: 6.GONZALEZ-PIÑA, DINANews & notes. Spring 1999: 14.Alumni faculty and staff return to FPU toreflect the mission. Spring 2003: 49.Admissions counselor receives regionalaward. Summer 2002: 11.Faculty & staff focus. November 2007: 5.GONZALEZ, EMILIAFocus on faculty. Summer 1986: 8.GOOSSEN, SAM W.Institute staff. October 1945: 3.Faculty and staff members for 1946-1947.August 1946: 3.Faculty and staff members for 1947-1948.July 1947: 3.Faculty and staff activities. June-July 1948: 4.Editorial. November 1948: 2.Faculty News. July-August 1949: 3.Registrar’s report. October 1949: 4.Second semester enrollment. February 1950:4.Registrar’s report. October 1950: 4.Faculty activities. November 1950: 3.New students enroll for spring semester.February 1951: 3.Summer activities of the faculty. August1951: 4.Registrar’s report. October 1951: 1.Missionary farewell service. March 1952: 2.Faculty activities. July 1952: 3.Goossen and Warkentin earn degrees.September 1952: 3.Faculty and staff activities. June-July 1953: 4.Baerg and Goossen attend accreditingmeetings. October-November 1953: 1.Speaking engagements. October-November1954: 1.Faculty news. June-July 1955: 3.Mr. Goossen attends registrar's meeting.October-November 1955: 1.Faculty activity. October-November 1955: 4.

Subject IndexFaculty news. July 1956: 4.Mr. Goossen accepts high school position.September 1956: 1.First PBI president dies. Spring 2000: 20.GORDON, JULIEThree Fresno Pacific freshmen reflect onfaculty/staff members. February 1982: 2.GOSSEN, JOHN W.Gossens to serve in Europe. June-July 1953:2.GOULARTE, ELIZABETHGoularte earns Saroyan award. Summer2002: 11.GOULARTE, RENEEUnder the rainbow: serving the Lord inNorthern Ireland. Summer 2002: 10.Commitment to education leads ElfriedaHiebert to career in teaching andresearch. October 2003: 20.GOULD, TIMMarriage proposal means monkey businessfor alumni couple. Fall 1999: 11.GRABER, JOHNChapel visitors. April 1952: 4.GRACE (THEOLOGY)The nature of grace. December 1948: 1.The proper attitude of man under grace.December 1948: 1.Things which gracious souls discover.December 1948: 1.GRACIAN, ANTHONYGracian makes a name for himself throughservice. November 2010: 16.GRADUATE SCHOOL: see SCHOOL OFEDUCATIONGRAMENZ, GARYNew deans embrace the idea that definesFPU. November 2008: 9.GRAY, ANDREAAll schools add faculty in fall 2011. October2011: 9.GRAY, DEANNew faces. Winter 1997: 12.GREAVER, MELANIEAlpha Chi students take national honors.July 2009: 6.GREEN CLUBGreen House balances need andstewardship. July 2006: 8.GREGORY, CHRISIEWomen’s indoor track & field: NAIAAll-American. Summer 2001: 20.National and conference honors flock toSunbirds. Summer 2002: 20.Fer sure – Valley girls wind up careers ofrecords, friendships. June 2003: 20.GREGORY, DONALDDistinguished Alumni Award. March 2006:16.Gregory goes the distance: honoree foundhimself through running. November2006: 14.FPU Athletic Hall of Fame inducts four.November 2010: 19.GRUBS, IRVINRev. Grubs to speak at Mission Rally March30. March 1951: 1.GUENTHER, ALLENSeminary students to benefit from GuentherOld Testament Scholarship. October2011: 29.GUENTHER, ANNEFaculty & staff focus. March 2006: 4.

Subject IndexGUENTHER, ELSIEMissionary news. October-November 1954:3.GUNNING, MELINDAFaculty & staff focus. February 2004: 17.Faculty & staff focus. March 2006: 4.GUNTHER, RUBENAMissionary emphasis. November 1956: 2.GURAVOVA, ELENAAlpha Chi students take national honors.July 2009: 6.Bearing fruit: six grads glance back at howFPU readied them for success. July 2009:10.GWINN, WILLIAMChristian Life Emphasis Week. November1965: 2.GYMNASIUM: see SPECIAL EVENTS CENTERHAAG, RUTHFaculty votes honors for nine seniors.December 1976: 2.HAAK, HAROLDHarold Haak assumes leadership of theuniversity. Spring 2000: 3.Haak recalls Sermon on the Mount duringinstallation ceremonies. Winter 2001: 10.A celebration of recollections of HaroldHaak. Spring 2002: inside front cover.Compact honors Haak. Spring 2002: 14.New tennis complex named for Harold andBetty Haak. Spring 2002: 15.Invasion of the mubox bugs. June 2003: 11.Death of former President Harold Haak stirsfriends to admiration, fond memories.February 2004: 19.HAAK TENNIS COMPLEXNew tennis complex named for Harold andBetty Haak. Spring 2002: 15.Tennis courts, Alumni Hall dedication April1. February 2005: 18.New, refurbished facilities celebrated:campus, supporters dedicate AlumniHall and Haak Tennis Complex. June2005: 24.HAAS, LEONOREFPC spells relief H-a-a-s. Spring 1986: 3.HAAS, MAURYFPC spells relief H-a-a-s. Spring 1986: 3.HABIB, GHASSANEMuslim speaker brings Christianity,Judaism and Islam together at peaceevent. Fall 2001: 12.HABITAT FOR HUMANITYWorkday builds homes and makes dramscome true. Spring 1997: 12.HAGEN, SAMFaculty votes honors for nine seniors.December 1976: 2.HAGGARD JILLEENFaculty notes. Fall 1989: 7.HALL, JIMNew basketball coaches. June 2005: 25.HALL, MARLONHall uses early challenges to guide others.July 2010: 18.HAMM, RANDYSix Pacific seniors honored. May 1972: 1.HAMMONS, STACYHRSS deans took different roads to FPU.October 2011: 5.HANSELMAN, STEVEN J.The “Harvard connection.”December 1986:4.

Subject IndexFaculty focus. Spring 2002: 12.HARDER, HENRY J.Graduates to attend theological seminaries.July 1952: 2.New faculty members. July 1956: 1.Faculty activities. July 1957: 4.Faculty activities. March 1958: 3.Seminary faculty activities. March 1959: 2.Prof. Harder granted leave of absence. May1959: 3.Faculty activities. July 1959: 3.Harder to be teaching fellow. July 1960: 2.HARDER, RODNEYSix Pacific seniors honored. May 1972: 1.New appointees are Franz, Friesen, Harmsand Holmquist; Harder moves tofull-time. July 1975: 2.Busy faculty writes, creates, researches,February 1977: 1.HARDISON, STEVENVaulter wins Pacific’s second NAIA title.February 1973: 4.Three-time NAIA national championHardison joins Hall of Fame. Spring1994: 10.HARMS, SIDNEYNew appointees are Franz, Friesen, Harmsand Holmquist; Harder moves tofull-time. July 1975: 2.HARPER, REDDChapel echoes. March 1958: 3.HARRIS, BRECKNews notes. Fall 1995: 13.News & notes. Winter 1997-1998: 14.Around the green. Summer 2001: 11.Faculty & staff focus. June 2003: 13.Faculty & staff focus. October 2003: 12.Faculty & staff focus. June 2005: 6.Around the green. November 2005: 4.Faculty & staff focus. March 2006: 4.Faculty & staff focus. March 2007: 5.Faculty & staff focus. November 2007: 5.Faculty & staff focus. November 2008: 5.Faculty & staff focus. July 2010: 7.Faculty & staff focus. November 2010: 8.Faculty & staff focus. October 2011: 8.HARVARD DIVINITY SCHOOLThe “Harvard connection.”December 1986:4.HASKINS, WILLAll-America scholar-athletes. Summer 1997:16.HAWES, BILLYFaith takes Angelus Wilson from insanity toevangelism. June 2004: 14.HAYDOCK, TIMAll schools add faculty in fall 2011. October2011: 9.HAYEK, JACQUELYNAlpha Chi researchers. July 2006: 6.HEATON, C. ADRIANSeminary president to be commencementspeaker. May 1966: 1.HEFFERLIN, J. B.Educational relevance receives extensivestudy this year. December 1971: 1.HEIDEBRECHT, BOBMinistry: five from Visalia. Spring 1994: 7.HEIDEBRECHT, JOHNNYNews from the alumni and former students.June-July 1955: 2.HEIDEBRECHT, LINDANews from the alumni and former students.June-July 1955: 2.HEIDEBRECHT, MURRAY

Subject IndexComings and goings. Summer 1989: 11.HEIN, MARVINRev. Hein to be Bible Week speaker. January1962:2.HEINRICHS, ARLOSecond-generation student enrolls. October1951: 1.Students to minister in Germany. June 1952:2.The first graduates and their service. July1957: 1.Seminary alumni news. November 1957: 4.Arlo Heinrichs commissioned. March 1959:4.HEINRICHS, ARTHURIn memoriam. January 1959: 1.HEINRICHS, HENRYFrom the home field. April 1952: 2.HEINRICHS, LINDAAlumni and former student news. June-July1953: 2.HEINRICHS, LYNDONService: contagious at Fresno PacificCollege. May 1981: 2.HEINRICHS, ROBERTFrom the home field. April 1952: 2.HEINRICHS, RUTHLoewen, Heinrichs assume new posts.Spring 1998: 14.Alumni faculty and staff return to FPU toreflect the mission. Spring 2003: 49.Portraits of service: July 2007: 4.HEINRICHS, WILLIEAlumni news. October-November 1953: 3.HEISEY, NANCYJanzen lecturer turns a new eye toward Pauland Christian mission. June 2005: 4.HENNING, WILLIAM“Dynamic opportunities” drawadministrators to Fresno Pacific College.Summer 1985: 4.New Academic Vice President comes withan agenda for community. Fall 1985: 2.Fresno Pacific College and the pluralisticsociety. November 1985: 2.Vice President Henning departs FPC.Summer 1989: 5.Comings and goings. Summer 1989: 11.HEPBURN, LOISCan't find a job? Create one! Spring 1983: 3.HERITAGE BIBLE CHURCH (BAKERSFIELD,CALIF.)Church and university combine to serve inthe Philippines. October 2003: 10.HERNANDEZ, HANNAHMy FPU experience: students, faculty andalumni share their Fresno PacificUniversity experience. June 2008: 15.HERNANDEZ, LILY (RAMIREZ)The full impact. Winter 1984: 3.HERNANDEZ, ROBERTHernandez has Olympic goals. October2011: 22.HERRICK, ANDREWNew faces. Spring 1997: 9.News & notes. Summer 1997: 14.News & notes. Winter 1997-1998: 14.HERSEY, ELEANOR: see NICKEL, ELEANOR(HERSEY)HESSION, ROYSpiritual emphasis week. March 1971: 1.

Subject IndexHIEBERT, CORNELIUSThey lived to build. January 1966: 2.HIEBERT, D. EDMONDHiebert and Lange join faculty. June-July1955: 1.Faculty activity. October-November 1955: 4.Faculty news. July 1956: 4.Faculty activities. March 1957: 3.Faculty activities. July 1957: 4.Faculty activities. March 1958: 3.Faculty news. July 1958: 2.Dr. Hiebert completes set on pastorals.January 1959: 3.Faculty activities. July 1959: 3.Faculty activities. November 1959: 3.Rev. Hiebert to preach baccalaureatesermon. May 1960: 2.HIEBERT, ELFRIEDACommitment to education leads ElfriedaHiebert to career in teaching andresearch. October 2003: 20.HIEBERT, ELIZABETHThey lived to build. January 1966: 2.HIEBERT, IDA MAEMusic department strengthened.August-September 1955: 3.HIEBERT, J. J.Family begins scholarship loan fund.January 1963: 1.HIEBERT, J. N. C.The challenge of our mission field in Indiatoday. May 1945: 4.The challenge of our mission field in Indiatoday. November 1945: 4.Tabor College president speaks in chapel.May 1952: 3.HIEBERT, JAMESHiebert makes a career of teaching teachers.March 2011: 17.HIEBERT, JO ANNSenior profiles. Spring 1991: 3.HIEBERT, LANDOHiebert to speak on Christian EducationDay. September 1957: 1.HIEBERT, J. P.In his white harvest. July 1946: 3.Dinuba “Brown Gold” Class. April 1947: 12.HIEBERT, JO ANNSenior profile: Jo Ann Hiebert. Spring 1991:3.HIEBERT LIBRARY: see LIBRARYHIEBERT, N. N.In memoriam. September 1957: 3.HIEBERT, OLIVE (WARKENTIN)In Jerusalem first. June 1950: 4.Miss Warkentin appointed matron.September 1952: 2.Annual alumni meeting. June-July 1953: 3.Faculty and staff activities. June-July 1953: 4.Olive Hiebert to assist. July 1966: 2.Olive Hiebert: A model of service. summer1983: 1.Home is where Olive Hiebert’s hear is.November 2007: 20.HIEBERT, PAULThe first graduates and their service. July1957: 1.HIEBERT, PHYLLIS: see MARTENS, PHYLLISHIEBERT, WALDORev. Hiebert accepts call to seminary.September 1958: 1.Faculty activities. November 1959: 3.

Subject IndexHIGHLY QUALIFIED STUDENT TEACHERPROJECTFresno schools and FPU work together toprovide the best student teachers.October 2011: 7.HILKER, GEORGE F.Professor of music appointed. September1951: 2.Faculty activities. July 1952: 3.P.B.I. receives music library.February-March 1954: 3.HILKER, JAMESChapel. May 1952: 3.HILLEN, JUDITHFocus on faculty. Spring 1985: 5.Focus on faculty. Winter 1985-1986: 5.University presents distinguished serviceawards, honors seniority. Summer 1998:7.Commitment personified. Spring 2002: 10.HILLIS, DONChapel speakers. December 1953-January1954: 2.HILSCHER, BRADYCommitment personified. Spring 2002: 10.HINDES, AUDREYI'll be the first in my family to graduate fromcollege. Fall 1998: 15.Finding joy in biblical studies: faculty getsexcitement across to students. March2006: 5.HIRSCHKORN, OSCARNew faces and expanded roles broadenathletic staff. February 2005: 19.Two coaches honored. March 2009: 19.HIS JEWELS BIBLE CLUBSEditorial. April 1947: 2.Director’s prayer letter. April 1947: 3.The teachers speak. April 1947: 3.Prayer and work go hand in hand. April1947: 4.History of “Jewels” work. April 1947: 5.Evidence of his blessing. April 1947: 6.Canvassing and inviting the children. April1947: 7.Why I am in His Jewel’s work. April 1947: 8.A word from the secretary. April 1947: 9.A special event. April 1947: 9.H.J.B.C. theme song. April 1947: 9.Work and workers in pictures. April 1947:10.His Jewels’ co-workers covenant. April 1947:12.“His Jewels’ Bible Club” rally. April 1947:12.Dinuba “Brown Gold” Class. April 1947: 12.First annual His Jewels Bible Clubconference held at Hartland, Calif.September 1947: 5.Jewels write from Hawaii. February 1948: 2.Department presenting “HJBC.” March1948: 5.“HJBC” in Fowler. March-April 1949: 4.HJBC teen-agers' rally. December 1949:3.“On the air with HJBC: a children’s rally.June 1950: 3.“HJBC” teachers’ institute September 29-30.September 1950: 3.“HJBC” promotional programs. April 1951:3.HITCHCOX, KATHRYNFall sees the addition of faculty in biblicalstudies, English, math and readingeducation and political science. Summer2002: 13.HMONG (ASIAN PEOPLE)Hmong students , community memberscelebrate. Summer 1999: 7.Students, faculty both learn during nationalconference: Hmong seek to participatein American society. June 2005: 8.

Subject IndexHODEL, JOHNIn memoriam. April 1951: 2.HODGES, ELLA C.What’s a peeper? Spring 1996: 15.HOEVERTSZ, JILLMaking education special. Spring 1993: 6.Dreams for her people. Spring 1993: 7.Mattie Sango: social work. Spring 1994: 4.Dean Lee: medicine. Spring 1994: 5.Ministry: five from Visalia. Spring 1994: 6.HOFER, JOYNew faces. Spring 1995: 13.HOFER, PHILA new commitment to international studies.Winter 1993-1994: 9.HOFF, CALVINFaculty & staff focus. November 2009: 7.HOFF, LINDANew faces. Summer 1996: 9.Faculty & staff focus. November 2007: 5.Scholarly faculty: the learning never stopsfor those who value teaching. July 2010:13.HOLBERT, MEGANTop Sunbirds 2005-2006. November 2006:20.HOLEMAN, SARAHHoleman find a personal God in beautypoverty of Guatemala. Fall 1998: 5.HOLLAND, ROBERTJanzen and Holland appointed to BiblicalStudies faculty. March 1968: 1.Dr. Robert Holland, Mr. Edmund Janzenappointed to Biblical Studies faculty.April 1968: 3.HOLLY, LOISChapel exercises. January 1945: 8.HOLM, JAMESNews notes. Spring 1996: 13.Community conference is business unusual.Summer 1997: 9.Strong neighborhoods the key to stablecommunities. Spring 1999: 9.Satellite seminar brings pastors to campus.Summer 1999: 7.HOLM, JIMChristian service reflections. November1968: 1.HOLMAN, DOROTHEADonations begin pool park. Winter 1991: 6.HOLMAN PARKDonations begin pool park. Winter 1991: 6.HOLMEN, SARAHHolmen finds personal God in beauty,poverty of Guatemala. Fall 1998: 5.HOLMQUIST, DAVIDNew appointees are Franz, Friesen, Harmsand Holmquist; Harder moves tofull-time. July 1975: 2.HOLT, CYNTHIAA calling to care. Winter 1983: 1.HOLT, DEBRAMaking education special. Spring 1993: 6.HOMECOMINGAlumni Association Homecoming. June1951: 4.Pacific College Homecoming. March 1964: 3.Viking ship wins award. March 1964: 3.Joint homecoming-alumni day planned.January 1966: 1.Annual homecoming day. January 1969: 1.

Subject IndexCollege sets February 24 as date for firstannual “Alumni Night.” February 1973:1.Homecoming plans set for Saturday,February 23. February 1974: 2.Old-fashioned Homecoming: a harvestThanksgiving. Fall 1991: 5.Homecoming 1999 appeals to allgenerations. Fall 1999: 12.Homecoming 2001: annual event featuresfacilities dedication, family activites.Fall 2001: 3.Homecoming welcomed old friends and anew building. February 2004: 21.It’s a brand new day. November 2005: 15.HOMELESSNESS“Whispers” puts face on homelessness. July2010: 6.HOOGE, FRANKChapel notes. March 1947: 5.HOOVER, KEVINNew faces. Spring 1997: 9.HOPPERT, BECKYBecky Hoppert, president's scholar. Winter1993: 5.HOSTETTER, C. N.Chapel echoes. October-November 1955: 3.HUBER, LAURELLAround the green. Summer 2001: 11.HUBER, WAYNENews & notes. Spring 1997: 8.Around the green. Summer 1999: 14.Around the green. Summer 2001: 11.Faculty focus. Spring 2002: 12.HUEBERT, ALBERT B.New Business Manager. September-October1946: 8.HUEBERT, GEORGE B.Faculty and staff members for 1946-1947.August 1946: 2.HUFFMAN, J. A.Bible Conference speakers. January 1952: 1.Bible Conference echoes. March 1952: 1.HUGGINS, HARRIETClovis West teacher says 100 pints of bloodis a “gift.” Spring 2002: 17.HUHN, JERRYTrack team makes headlines , breaksrecords. April 1973: 4.Sunbird Hall of Fame: trio inducted in Hallof Fame April 6. Summer 2001: 20.HUNKE, BILLGraduates to attend theological seminaries.July 1952: 2.HUNT, JARVISSeminary students ordained. May 1959: 3.Seminary graduates. July 1959: 1.HURD, CURTISCounselors assist growing minorityenrollment. December 1971: 1.HURRICANE KATRINA, 2005.A dozen students from area hit by Katrinastart classes at FPU. November 2005: 3.HURRICANE MITCH, 1998:Students, faculty, staff respond to victims ofMitch. Winter 1999: 7.HUSSEIN, BEDRUWorld conference leaders visit Fresno tobuild world community. Spring 1999: 3.HUSTAD, DONALD P.Hustad speaks at music conference. January1966: 1.

Subject IndexINNES, T. CHRISTIEDr. T. Christie Innes. May 1950: 1.INTENSIVE ENGLISH LANGUAGEPROGRAMPerestroika at FPC. Winter 1991: 3.Programs bring together FPC, world. Winter1993-1994: 8.INTERCOLLEGIATE PEACE FELLOWSHIPIntercollegiate Peace Conference comes tocampus. Summer 1997: 12.INTERCULTURAL STUDIES PROGRAMEnvironmental, intercultural majors added.Summer 1997: 9.INTER-DORM COUNCILNew campus clubs are organized. January1961: 4.INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY OFMENNONITE BRETHRENGlobal MB educators gather for first time.November 2007: 8.INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS ANDSERVICES OFFICEBringing together people from differentbackgrounds is part of life at FPU.Spring 1999: 7.INTERNATIONAL READING ASSOCIATION.FRESNO AREA COUNCIL.FPC hosts area reading conference. February1982: 4.INTERNATIONAL STUDENTSThe International Students Club. May 1981:3.International outlook enriches the FPCcommunity. Winter 1982: 3.International students make campus shine.Winter 1982: 4.Perestroika at FPC. Winter 1991: 3.Bringing together people from differentbackgrounds is part of life at FPU.Spring 1999: 7.International students enrich FPU. October2011: 12.INTERNETInternet and social media changecommunication to conversation.November 2010: 9.INTER-VARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIPStudents attend Urbana missionaryconvention. December 1976: 1.INFORMATION TECHNOLOGYGrant will make FPC a computer leader.Summer 1988: 4.FPC receives gift of computer equipment.Fall 1988: 4.FPC on the information highway. Spring1995: 15.Grant expands technical services andimprove student learning. February2005: 5.INTERNSHIPSThe biggest classroom. Winter 1984: 1.IRELANDUnder the rainbow: serving the Lord inNorthern Ireland. Summer 2002: 10.ISAAK, ALICEGet acquainted with the bookshop.December 1981: 3.ISAAC, KARENNew faculty. Fall 1992: 8.ISAAK, DANIELDr. Isaak to join staff. January 1962: 1.Faculty active in professional activities.November 1963: 3.Dr. Isaak visits Haiti on agricultural mission.April 1968: 2.

Subject IndexISAAK, JONFaculty & staff focus. March 2011: 8.ISAAK, KENNETHSix Pacific students are named to Who's Who.March 1976: 3.Kenneth Isaak will coordinate student aid.April 1979: 3.Ken Isaak wins NAIA award as nation’s topsports information director. October2003: 24.Deaths. July 2010: 21.FPU Athletic Hall of Fame inducts four.November 2010: 19.ISAAK, MARTHA: see KLIEWER, MARTHAISHIZAKA, NAOMINaomi Ishizaka. Spring 1992: 9.IZANHOUR, TREMAINETremaine Izanhour. Spring 1992: 6.JACOB J. WIEBE FACULTY RESEARCHGRANTGrants awarded to faculty. Fall 1991: 4.Warkentin awarded grant. Fall 1993: 13.JAMES IRVINE FOUNDATIONIrvine grant spurs diversity efforts. June2003: 15.JANTZEN, G. H.Chapel. November 1946: 4.Rev. G. H. Jantzen accepts invitation asextension Bible teacher and FieldEvangelist. October 1951: 4.Report from the Field Minister. December1951: 2.Ministering in the constituency. December1951: 3.Report from the Field Minister. February1952: 2.Rev. G. H. Jantzen ministers in Mid-Westchurches. March 1952: 2.Extension Minister's report. June 1952: 2.Rev. Jantzen to teach. September 1952: 3.Spiritual life emphasis. October-November1952: 2.Rev. Jantzen to resume field work.December 1952-January 1953: 1.Faculty activities. December-January 1953: 3.Extension Minister's report. April-May 1953:3.Extension Minister. June-July 1953: 4.Spiritual Emphasis Week.October-November 1953: 3.Extension ministry. December 1953-January1954: 2.Extension Minister's summer schedule.April-May 1954: 3.Report by the Extension Minister.August-September 1954: 2.Speaking engagements. October-November1954: 1.Rev. Jantzen accepts call to Fresno pastorate.April-May 1955: 4.Chapel echoes. October-November 1955: 3.JANZEN, A. E.Rev. A. E. Janzen speaks in chapel. March1950: 2.JANZEN, ADINANews notes. Spring 1996: 13.Finding the “a-ha” moment. June 2003: 8.JANZEN, CHRISPassion for teaching spans the generations.June 2008: 7.Faculty & staff focus. November 2008: 5.Faculty & staff focus. November 2009: 7.Faculty & staff focus. July 2010: 7.Faculty & staff focus. March 2011: 8.JANZEN, DARLENEChina Mission Rally. April 1950: 3.JANZEN, DEBORAHA new editor for the “Messenger.” October1979: 3.

Subject IndexJANZEN, DENNISNew faces on the 1983-1984 faculty. Fall1983: 15.Sunbirds claim volleyball title, Janzen Coachof the Year. Spring 1990: 6.Janzen named to Olympic festival volleyballstaff. Spring 1991: 7.National and conference honors flock toSunbirds. Summer 2002:20.Tracy Schulte, Dennis Janzen named toNAIA Hall of Fame. February 2004: 25.Dennis Janzen named FPU AthleticsDirector. June 2004: 3.Janzen, Ramirez rack up major victories.November 2007: 18.Faculty contribute to book on restorativejustice. November 2010: 4.Fresno Athletic Hall of Fame inducts Janzen,Schulte. November 2010: 21.Janzen leaves coaching to focus on A.D.duties. March 2011: 21.Five inducted into Athletic Hall of Fame.October 2011: 28.JANZEN, EDMUNDJanzen and Holland appointed to BiblicalStudies faculty. March 1968: 1.Dr. Robert Holland, Mr. Edmund Janzenappointed to Biblical Studies faculty.April 1968: 3.Edmund Janzen, Dalton Reimer head PacificCollege interim. July 1975: 1.Board of Directors selects Janzen for Pacificpresidency. February 1976: 1.Opening celebration will highlight fallseason. August 1976: 1.Focus on faculty. Spring 1985: 5.FPC's teacher-president: Janzen looks back.Summer 1985: 1.Focus on faculty. Summer 1985: 4.How we spent our summer vacation:Janzens journey to South America. Fall1987: 3.Finding the “a-ha” moment. June 2003: 8.Janzen lectureship in biblical studies.October 2003: 19.Faculty & staff focus. July 2006: 4.JANZEN, EUGENENews from the alumni and former students.June-July 1955: 2.Eugene Janzen ordained. March 1958: 1.JANZEN, JEANJean Janzen honored as distinguishedalumnus. Summer 1984: 5.An amazing gift: Jean Janzen talks about heraward, her art. Spring 1995: 10.News & notes. Summer 1997: 14.News & notes. Winter 1997-1998: 14.Faculty & staff focus. February 2004: 17.Around the green. November 2005: 4.JANZEN, JEANNEAround the green. Spring 1999: 14.JANZEN, JOHN E.John Janzen to attend Baptist WorldCongress. June-July 1955: 2.Janzen appointed Field Executive.September 1957: 1.JANZEN, DAVID H. L.The Janzens accept position as dieticians.August-September 1953: 3.JANZEN LECTURESHIP IN BIBLICALSTUDIESJanzen lectureship in biblical studies.October 2003: 19.Janzen lecturer turns a new eye toward Pauland Christian mission. June 2005: 4.Janzen lecturer explores political meaning offaith to ask “How many can youserve?”: Jost challenges notions ofallegiance. July 2006: 19.John E. Toews discusses politics in Paul.June 2008: 9.The key to Ecclesiastes is not where youthink. July 2009: 9.JANZEN, N. P.

Subject IndexIn memoriam. November 1950: 3.JANZEN, RODNews & notes. Spring 1999: 14.Scholarship with a mission. Fall 1999: 3.Around the green. Fall 1999: 14.Around the green. Fall 2001: 11.Rod Janzen to pioneer distinguished scholarprogram. June 2003: 12.Faculty & staff focus. June 2003: 12.Faculty & staff focus. October 2003: 12.Faculty & staff focus. February 2005: 6.Faculty & staff focus. November 2006: 4.Faculty & staff focus. March 2006: 4.Faculty & staff focus. November 2007: 5.Passion for teaching spans the generations.June 2008: 7.Faculty & staff focus. November 2008: 5.Faculty & staff focus. March 2009: 5.Faculty & staff focus. November 2010: 8.JANZEN, VERNONJanzen appointed acting Dean of Students.March 1964: 2.Expanded faculty to serve Pacific Collegeduring 1964-65 academic year. May1964: 1.Passion for teaching spans the generations.June 2008: 7.JAPANExchanging cultures in Japan. November2005: 11.JENNINGS, T. J.Spanning faith and work: be up front aboutyour faith. June 2003: 7.JESUS AND THE CHRISTIAN COMMUNITYJCC seeks to make disciples of students.Summer 2002: 8.JOHN, KIMBERLYKimberly John and Eric Marvin receivedistinguished leadership scholarships.Winter 1997: 11.JOHNSON, CHANDRAAll schools add faculty in fall 2011. October2011: 9.JOHNSON, DAVIDSix Pacific students are named to Who's Who.March 1976: 3.JOHNSON, DONNIEFPU Athletic Hall of Fame inducts four.November 2010: 19.JOHNSON, JENNIFERAlpha Chi students take national honors.July 2009: 6.JOHNSON, LLOYD E.Lloyd E. Johnson. December 1971: 4.JOHNSON, MARCUSAlumnus Marcus Johnson namedsuperintendent of the year. March 2011:18.JOHNSTON, PAMELAFaculty & staff focus. November 2008: 5.Faculty & staff focus. March 2010: 7.Faculty & staff focus. July 2010: 7.Scholarly faculty: the learning never stopsfor those who value teaching. July 2010:13.JOHNSTON, W. MARSHALLNew faces. November 2005: 5.Faculty & staff focus. November 2006: 4.Faculty & staff focus. November 2008: 5.Faculty & staff focus. July 2010: 7.Scholarly faculty: the learning never stopsfor those who value teaching. July 2010:13.JOLLY, SUSANSenior profile: Susan Jolly. Spring 1991: 6.JONES, JEFF

Subject IndexMCC book sale under new management.July 2009: 18.JOST, ARTHURFour new board members for Fresno Pacific.February 1978: 1.Board chairman was commencementspeaker. July 1980: 1.Board/Advisory Council reports. September1981: 4.Grant awarded for Jost research paper.Spring 1991: 3.JOST, LARRYFaculty votes honors for nine seniors.December 1976: 2.JOST, LYNNJanzen lecturer explores political meaning offaith to ask “How many can youserve?”: Jost challenges notions ofallegiance. July 2006: 19.Faculty & staff focus. November 2010: 8.JUST, ROYThe communication of the Gospel. Spring1985: 1.KAHN, TIMKahn wins top NAIA award. July 2010: 24.KAMPS, SHEILAAlumni in professions report to students.June 2008: 16.KAMPS, TERESA: see DOWNEY, TERESA(CAMPS)KASDORF, HANSMr. Hans Kasdorf appointed to ForeignLanguages department. April 1968: 3.Kasdorf returns from South America. March1971: 1.Fuller Seminary confers doctorate onKasdorf. August 1976: 2.Busy faculty writes, creates, researches.February 1977: 1.KATANGA, JACQUESEducation as transformation: fromknowledge to wisdom. Summer 2001: 5.KAUFFMAN, ANNAlumnae connection builds bonds betweenstudent, grandmother. Winter 2001: 16.KAUFFMAN, DOROTHYAlumnae connection builds bonds betweenstudent, grandmother. Winter 2001: 16.KAUFMANN, STACYAll-America scholar-athletes. Summer 1997:16.KAWAR, AMALPersonal impressions. November 1965: 3.KEENEY, KARENFaculty focus. Spring 2002: 12.KERN COUNTY YOUTH RALLYKern County Youth Rally. February 1950: 4.Kern County Youth Rally. February 1951: 4.KEY, SCOTTNew faces. Winter 1997: 12.Around the green. November 2005: 4.Faculty & staff focus. June 2008: 6.KIDS KLUBAngels rejoice on Friday. Summer 1994: 11.Kids’ Klub. Spring 1996: 16.KINNISON, QUENTINFaculty in science, business and biblicalstudies join FPU. November 2008: 4.KIET, BUI ANHFPC welcomes Vietnamese scholars. Fall1995: 10.

Subject IndexKIM, SYLVIAFPU adds new faculty, welcomes seminaryprofs. November 2010: 6.KINESIOLOGY PROGRAMNew programs mix academic strength andprofessional preparation. November2005: 5.Kinesiology students win competition. July2006: 7.KINGS VIEW HOSPITAL (REEDLEY, CALIF.)Counseling class studies at Kings ViewHospital. March 1960: 3.KINSEY, BOBAlumni news. October-November 1953: 3.KITANO, KYOICHIChapel reflections. January 1961: 4.KLAASSEN, RENEKansan Business Manager at Fresno PacificCollege. June 1978: 1.KLASSEN, BERNICEChapel services. February 1952: 4.KLASSEN, BETTYThanksgiving dinner. December 1945: 8.KLASSEN, J. E.Seminary sign. July 1958: 1.KLASSEN, JOHNNew instructors added to seminary andinstitute faculty. September 1958: 3.Faculty member ordained as missionary.July 1959: 4.KLASSEN, PETER J.History professor appointed. September1961: 2.Professor begins work on history textbook.January 1963: 3.New publications in history. January 1964:3.Pacific faculty publishes book. November1964: 3.Believer’s Church Lecture Series honorsPeter Klassen. November 2009: 6.KLASSEN, ROBERTRobert Klassen to serve as librarian.September 1960: 4.KLASSEN, ROYKlassen named director of choral musicgroups. June 1977: 4.Focus on faculty. Summer 1986: 8.Sabbatical adventure results in new music,new friends. Fall 1993: 4.News & notes. Summer 1997: 14.News & notes. Spring 1998: 14.Around the green. Summer 2001: 11.My FPU experience: students, faculty andalumni share their Fresno PacificUniversity experience. June 2008: 10.Klassen wins Horizon Award. July 2009: 7.Celebrate Klassen’s career. March 2010: 9.Honoring Roy Klassen’s career. July 2010: 3.Faculty retirees brought gifts in education,science & music. July 2010: 10.KLASSEN-ISAAK, ESTHERAlumni faculty and staff return to FPU toreflect the mission. Spring 2003: 49.Faculty & staff focus. March 2007: 4.KLIEWER, DEANFaculty positions filled. September 1956: 2.KLIEWER, HENRY (MRS.)Dieticians appointed. December1953-January 1954: 3.KLIEWER, JOHN B.Easter in Africa. March 1945: 1.Chapel speakers. December 1953-January1954: 2.

Subject IndexKLIEWER, MARTHAMiss Isaak joins faculty. May 1959: 3.English instructor weds. January 1960: 2.Faculty-staff changes announced at P.B.I.May 1960: 3.KLIEWER, ORLANDOEnglish instructor weds. January 1960: 2.KLIEWER, RONNIEAlumni news. July 1952: 4.KLIEWER, SUENews notes. Spring 1996: 13.News & notes. Winter 1997-1998: 14.Around the green. Summer 1999: 14.KLOSE, JOHNMy FPU experience: students, faculty andalumni share their Fresno PacificUniversity experience. June 2008: 15.KNAAK, SAMCollege friend passes on. January 1962:2.KNAMILLER, GARYPacific airs T.V. math series. February 1975:4.KNAUPP, JONATHANPacific airs T.V. math series. February 1975:4.KNIGHT, SUSANTop honors to two women. June 1978: 1.KOHFELD, ALBERTPBI has new Business Manager. July 1952: 2.Faculty and staff activities. June-July 1953: 4.Building improvements. August-September1953: 3.Mr. Kohfeld resigns. June-July 1954: 3.KOHFELD, JAMESKohfeld and Meyer join teaching staff.February-March 1955: 3.Music department strengthened.August-September 1955: 3.KOHLMEYER, JAMESNew faculty. Fall 1993: 13.KONRAD, GERALDFaculty votes honors for nine seniors.December 1976: 2.KOOP, C. EVERETTFormer Surgeon General visits FresnoPacific. Winter 1991: 6.KOOP, RONALDNew faculty. Fall 1992: 8.KOPPER, BEVERLYUniversity presents distinguished serviceawards, honors seniority. Summer 1998:7.KOPPER, DOROTHYAlumni picnic. June 1950: 4.Chapel. May 1952: 3.Dorothy Kopper begins work in Africa.September 1952: 2.KOPPER, EDWIN L.Student Body Council. March 1945: 8.KOPRIVA, PETERFaculty notes. Fall 1989: 7.News & notes. Winter 1997-1998: 14.Around the green. Summer 1999: 14.Around the green. November 2005: 4.Faculty & staff focus. November 2008: 5.Faculty & staff focus. July 2009: 7.Faculty & staff focus. October 2011: 8.KOSLOWSKY, PETERCanadian tenor to sing with choir.December-January 1955: 2.KRAUSE, ANGEL

Subject IndexFPU adds new faculty, welcomes seminaryprofs. November 2010: 6.KRAUSE, ARTHURCampus buildings named. Winter 1991: 8.KRAUSE, COLEENI probably wouldn't be here without thisscholarship. Summer 1994: 14.All-America scholar-athletes. Summer 1997:16.KRAUSE, JACKGraduates to attend theological seminaries.July 1952: 2.KRAUSE, LYDIACampus buildings named. Winter 1991: 8.KRAUSE, LYNDONNew faces on the 1983-1984 faculty. Fall1983: 15.Focus on faculty. Winter 1985-1986: 5.KRAUSE, RENETTAFrom the home field. April 1952: 2.Missionary news. December-January 1953: 3.The Krauses sail for Japan. February-March1953: 2.Alumni news. October-November 1953: 3.KRAUSE RESIDENCE HALLCampus buildings named. Winter 1991: 8.KRAUSE, SAMFrom the home field. April 1952: 2.Missionary news. December-January 1953: 3.The Krauses sail for Japan. February-March1953: 2.Alumni news. October-November 1953: 3.KRAYBILL, RONKraybill lectures on peace lessons of SouthAfrica. Summer 1997: 10.KREIDER, ALANKreiders bring good news of the demise ofChristendom. Spring 2002: 14.KREIDER, ELEANORKreiders bring good news of the demise ofChristendom. Spring 2002: 14.KRIEGBAUM, RICHARDCampus notes. Summer 1984: 4.Focus on faculty. Winter 1985-1986: 5.Focus on faculty. Spring 1985: 5.“Dynamic opportunities” drawadministrators to Fresno Pacific.Summer 1985: 4.A new president so proud of Fresno. Fall1985: 1.Presidential inauguration: movingaggressively in pursuit of excellence.November 1985: 1.Kriegbaum elected officer in developmentconsortium. Fall 1987: 6.Kriegbaum cited in major press. February1988: 4.Kriegbaum “volunteer of the year.” Winter1992: 10.Kriegbaum's accomplishments honored.Spring 1997: 13.A gathering of friends: Fresno Pacific wishesthe Kriegbaums godspeed. Summer1997: 3.Kriegbaum book helps leaders. Winter 1999:13.Kriegbaum returns as interim business dean.October 2011: 6.KRISETYA, MESACHWorld conference leaders visit Fresno tobuild world community. Spring 1999: 3.KROEKER, ALLANCanadian film-maker visits FPC. March1981: 1.KROEKER, MARYStudents win graduate awards. May 1966: 1.

Subject IndexKROEKER, ROBERTFrom the home field. April 1952: 2.Missionary news. December-January 1953: 3.Kroekers leave for Africa. June-July 1953: 1.KROEKER, WANDAFrom the home field. April 1952: 2.Missionary news. December 1952-January1953: 3.Kroekers leave for Africa. June-July 1953: 1.KRUGER, E. G.P.B.I. receives radio equipment.February-March 1954: 1.KULUNGU, DOUGAwareness, work and faith are the answer toCongo’s pain. March 2009: 4.KULUNGU, PASCALHumble servant becomes global leader.February 2005: 14.KUNZ, MICHAELCosta Rican sabbatical. Spring 1995: 4.Gift “AIM”s to improve math, scienceeducation. Summer 1999: 15.Faculty & staff focus. October 2003: 12.Faculty focus. Spring 2002: 12.400 graduate May 9: Kunz father and sonearn awards. July 2009: 10.Scholarly faculty: the learning never stopsfor those who value teaching. July 2010:13.KUNZ, RICHARD400 graduate May 9: Kunz father and sonearn awards. July 2009: 10.KURNIAWAN, EVANTIInternational students enrich FPU. October2011: 12.LACHENMAIER, JOHNAfrican film previewed. April 1951: 3.LAKE, ELIZABETHNew faces. November 2005: 5.Faculty & staff focus. June 2008: 6.Scholarly faculty: the learning never stopsfor those who value teaching. July 2010:13.LANE, JULIEFPU adds new faculty, welcomes seminaryprofs. November 2010: 6.LANE, RICHARDComings and goings. Summer 1989: 11.LANGE, PETER R.Rev. Jantzen accepts call to Fresno pastorate.June-July 1955: 1.Faculty activity. October-November 1955: 4.Faculty news. July 1956: 4.Faculty members attend study conference.January 1957: 4.Faculty activities. March 1957: 3.Faculty activities. July 1957: 4.Faculty activities. March 1958: 3.Faculty news. July 1958: 2.Faculty activities. November 1959: 3.Dr. P. R. Lange dies. February 1974: 2.LANGHOFER, DENNISBeckers, Langhofer, join faculty. August1973: 2.Welcome new faculty! Fall 1991: 8.News & notes. Spring 1997: 8.Dennis Langhofer understood his students.October 2011: 4.Langhofer scholarship honors businesseducation pioneer. October 2011: 29.LANGLEY, SILASGrant awarded for Jost research paper.Spring 1991: 3.LARAWAY, LEAHSix Pacific students are named to Who's Who.March 1976: 3.

Subject IndexLARRY ECKLUNDFocus on faculty. Spring 1985: 5.News & notes. Winter 1997-1998: 14.LARRY ECKLUND MEMORIAL GARDENLarry Ecklund Memorial Garden. Fall 1999:11.LARSEN-PUSEY MARY ANNLarsen-Pusey finishes Fulbright scholarship.Summer 1998: 9.Faculty earn Fulbright, Rotary fellowshipsfor study abroad. June 2004: 8.Faculty & staff focus. June 2005: 7.Zorrilla and Larsen-Pusey live what theyteach. June 2005: 10.Spirit of courage, faith alive in scholarship:Mary Ann Larsen-Pusey, 1937-2005.November 2005: 18.LARSON, CHARLESNew faces at FPC. Spring 1987: 5.LAUBACH LITERACY INTERNATIONALLaubach literacy course offered. March 1958:2.LAURIE, DAVIDChapel echoes. December-January 1953: 2.Chapel echoes. October-November 1955: 3.Laurie to speak at conference.January-February 1955: 1.LAURIN, ROY L.Commencement speaker. April-May 1953: 1.Laurin addresses graduates. June-July 1953:2.LEARNING EDGEFPC offers “The Learning Edge.” Summer1988: 2.The Learning Edge. Fall 1989: 6.Academic success is the goal. Spring 1991: 6.Summer program gives high school studentsan edge on learning. Winter 1999: 3.LEE, DEANDean Lee: medicine. Spring 1994: 5.Dean Lee’s road to an M.D./Ph.D. began atFPU. March 2007: 14.LENCIONI, PATRICKAuthor, consultant Patrick Lencioni toheadline 2005 Business Forum. June2005: 7.Lencioni advises vulnerability in leadership:FPU Business Forum draws record1,200. November 2005: 6.LENTZNER, KATHERINEMiss Lentzner returns to Colombia.June-July 1953: 1.News from the mission fields.August-September 1953: 3.Missionary news. March 1957: 4.LENZ, DARINAll schools add faculty in fall 2011. October2011: 9.LEON S. PETERS FOUNDATIONFresno foundation awards grant forbuilding. Summer 1988: 4.LEONARD, CHERYLCheryl Leonard joins admissions staff.October 1975: 2.LEONARD, J. SCOTTGraduates challenged to significance.Summer 1998: 12.LEPP, EMMAMissionary news. October-November 1954:3.LEPP, MARY JANE (BOLDT)Piano recital. June 1950: 1.LEPPKE, ALLENPresidential service awards. Summer 1996:13.

Subject IndexLEPPKE, MARIEFaculty-staff changes announced at P.B.I.May 1960: 3.LEPPKE, RONP.E. instructor added to Pacific staff.September 1960: 4.LESLIE, KIMSatellite seminar brings pastors to campus.Summer 1999: 7.LEWIS, MARIONExpanded faculty to serve Pacific Collegeduring 1964-65 academic year. May1964: 1.LIBERAL ARTS PROGRAMLiberal arts program to be set up by fall of1956. February-March 1956: 3.LIBRARYOur library. December 1946: 8.A “catalogued” library. March 1948: 5.Audio-visual aid library a reality. December1949: 3.The library. December 1953-January 1954: 3.Miss Fast attends librarian's meeting.April-May 1954: 3.Branch library established at seminary.March 1957: 4.Seminary library receives books. November1959: 2.Robert Klassen to serve as librarian.September 1960: 4.Library building to be erected. September1961: 1.Groundbreaking scheduled for library.September 1961: 4.Library book donations begin. November1961: 1.Campus building progress. November 1961:5.Groundbreaking held for new library.November 1961: 6.Library to be completed by September.August 1962: 1.New library to house archives. August 1962:4.Library to be dedicated October 7. October1962: 1.Is there money in your bookshelf? October1962: 6.Library chosen to enter national studyprogram. January 1963: 2.Students landscape library area. January1963: 3.Students complete landscaping project.March 1963: 2.The library grows. March 1965: 3.They lived to build. January 1966: 2.Library receives ACRL grant. January 1966:4.Library addition to expand, improveservices. February 1979: 1.Growth continues at Hiebert Library.September 1981: 5.Hiebert Library growth noted. Fall 1988: 7.$160,000 grant will change library use.Winter 1993: 6.Hiebert Library receives grant forinformation literacy. March 2007: 6.Research Center honors Steve Brandt. July2010: 22.LIBRARY MEDIA PROGRAMA revolution in the school library. Winter1993: 3.LIFE ENRICHMENT PROGRAMLife Enrichment Program: education at anyage. December 1979: 3.LINCOLN GLEN BIBLE CHURCH (SAN JOSE,CALIF.)Pacific faculty to teach Sunday school.February 1973: 2.LINDBERG, MILDREDA very fond farewell . . . January 1981: 2.

Subject IndexLINDBERG, RALPHA very fond farewell . . . January 1981: 2.LINDBERG, SHARRYLIntroducing . . . Sharryl Lindberg. Summer1985: 5.Lindberg leaves teaching program. Spring1990: 7.LINDER, NICOLELinder joins alumni program. Summer 2002:19.New positions mean better service in theAdvancement office. November 2006: 5.Linder, Minasian assume new advancementroles. November 2010: 20.LINDHOLM, JASONRojas-Weller and Lindholm compete atnationals. Winter 1993: 8.Spring sports review. Fall 1993: 6.LOCKTON, BARRYNew faces on campus. November 2004: 7.LOCKYER, HERBERTDr. Lockyer to speak to students. May 1951:1.LOEWEN, HOWARDHoward Loewen will join biblical studiesfaculty. April 1977: 1.Vision for faith and learning. Spring 1995: 3.Loewen, Heinrichs assume new posts.Spring 1998: 14.Loewen shows grads signposts for theirjourney through life. Summer 2001: 3.Howard Loewen worked to make FresnoPacific a university. Fall 2001: 12.LOEWEN, JACOB A.Spring Missionary Conference. April-May1955: 1.College Hour: a variety. June 1979: 1.LOGOOld symbols in a new style. Spring 1984: 5.A new symbol for Fresno Pacific. October1978: 1.LOHRENZ, JOHN H.Faculty and staff members for 1947-1948.July 1947: 4.Rev. Lohrenz joins faculty of seminary.September 1957: 2.Faculty activities. March 1958: 3.Faculty news. July 1958: 2.LOEWEN, LAURAMusic of peace and war. March 2006: 6.LOHRENZ, MARIACollege loses friend. August 1962: 3.LONGMAN, TREMPERThe key to Ecclesiastes is not where youthink. July 2009: 9.LOOMIS, JIMMYStudents named to honor band. February2004: 13.LOPEZ, SERGIONAIA All-America Sunbirds. Winter 1993: 8.LOPEZ, SUSANEducation as transformation: kindling aflame. Summer 2001: 6.LOWELL NEIGHBORHOOD (FRESNO,CALIF.)Living for Christ in the city – here and now.March 2011: 10.LUNCHEON ROUNDTABLE SERIESRoundtables address business issues. July2010: 5.LUTHER, MARTINBiography of Martin Luther. March 1946: 3.MacDOUGALL, STEWARD

Subject IndexChapel. November 1946: 4.MACIAS, JOHNChildhood bicycle rides lead Macias to FPU.Summer 1999: 12.MACKLIN, JERRYMacklin credits university with helping himsee the world, answer call to ministry.Winter 2001: 19.MAGRUDER, JEB STUARTWatergate figure speaks. Spring 2003: 11.MAHER, JONATHANNew faces on campus. November 2004: 7.MANTANO, WALTERDr. Mantano conference speaker. May 1950:2.MARIE, SHANTIShanti Marie. Spring 1992: 5.MARK, LESLIEIncarnating the Gospel at Fresno Pacific.Spring 1985: 2.Focus on faculty. Spring 1985: 5.Focus on faculty. Winter 1985-1986: 5.Discipleship with no clichés. Summer 1986:3.MARKU, BRIGITTInternational students enrich FPU. October2011: 12.MARPECK CENTERNew classroom building being designed.January 1964: 2.Science building on schedule. July 1966: 3.Administrative offices move into newscience building. February 1967: 1.Campus buildings are named. October 1973:1.MARTENS, BILLAround the green. Summer 1999: 14.MARTENS, ELMER A.Faculty positions filled. September 1956: 3.Faculty activities. July 1957: 4.Staff members accept new posts. September1958: 3.MARTENS, KEITHCampus ministry: serving, coaching, takingrisks. Fall 1987: 7.MARTENS, LARRYMartens brings faculty, administrativeexperience to board chairmanship.November 2004: 7.MARTENS, MARY ESTHERMartens awarded scholarship. June-July1953: 1.Missionary news. October-November 1954:3.MARTENS, PETERThe first graduates and their service. July1957: 1.MARTENS, PHYLLISMiss Hiebert to join faculty. December 1951:3.Faculty activities. July 1952: 3.Faculty members earn degrees. August 1952:4.Faculty and staff activities. June-July 1953: 4.Faculty news. June-July 1955: 3.Faculty news. July 1956: 4.Faculty positions filled. September 1956: 3.Faculty activities. July 1957: 4.Staff members accept new posts. September1958: 3.MARTENS, WILFREDMartens novel theme: flight into China. June1979: 1.Teaching is. Summer 1984: 1.Focus on faculty. Summer 1985: 4.

Subject IndexFocus on faculty. November 1985: 5.Focus on faculty. Winter 1985-1986: 5.How we spent our summer vacation:Teaching English in China. Fall 1987: 3.Reflections on Oxford. Fall 1989: 3.Tour brings literary figures to life. Fall 1994:10.Tracing C. S. Lewis' footprints in Ireland.Summer 1996: 4.News & notes. Spring 1998: 14.Sometimes later is better for doctoral study.Winter 1999: 8.Future's so bright: retiring faculty sharegratitude for the past and optimism forthe future. Spring 2000: 4.MARTENS-FRIESEN, FRANAlumni couple report on work in Vietnam.Winter 2001: 19.Faculty & staff focus. July 2009: 7.MARTIN, CHERYL16 FPC students in Mexico: learning,laughing, and loving. Fall 1982: 10.MARTIN, JOANIELiving for Christ in the city – here and now.March 2011: 10.MARTIN, LOYALMartin to head seminary students. July 1960:1.MARTIN, MARTYLiving for Christ in the city – here and now.March 2011: 10.MARTIN, W. W.Christ's claim on us. September-October1946: 8.MARTIN, WARRENEducational relevance receives extensivestudy this year. December 1971: 1.All schools add faculty in fall 2011. October2011: 9.MARTINS, ANTONIO S.Students hear Billy Graham of Portugal.January 1958: 3.MARVIN, ERICKimberly John and Eric Marvin receivedistinguished leadership scholarships.Winter 1997: 11.MASCOTSA Sunbird is hatched. Winter 1983: 3.Sunny gets some muscle: FPU unveils newathletic logo. November 2005: 20.MASON, BOBBIBobbi Mason named CCAC teacher of theyear. Fall 1998: 14.Summer program gives high school studentsan edge on learning. Winter 1999: 3.Faculty & staff focus. March 2007: 4.MAST, JESSICALiving for Christ in the city – here and now.March 2011: 10.MATH, SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGYFESTIVALSNo time to rest: summer presents newopportunities to fulfill the mission atFPU. October 2003: 4.MATHAI, MARIAMMAFaculty in science, business and biblicalstudies join FPU. November 2008: 4.MATHEMATICS PROGRAMNew projects in mathematics. January 1964:2.MATSON, DALE MICHAELNew faculty. Fall 1992: 8.MARTINEZ, ELIZABETH

Subject IndexDale Matson, graduate school professor,talks about running 100 miles. Summer1996: 4.Discovering the gift of lineage. Winter 1997:15.Training and determination take Matson tothe finish line. Fall 2001: 10.Around the green. Fall 2001: 11.Faculty focus. Summer 2002: 13.For retiring school psychology director DaleMichael Matson, life’s race is physical,intellectual & spiritual. February 2005: 8.Faculty & staff focus. March 2011: 8.MATTHIES, JOHANNReunification: a ministry and a missionfield. Spring 1994: 16.MAY, LOLADr. Lola May is added to In-service staff.August 1976: 4.MAYA, GUSTAVOThree generations to Princeton: FPU classicsprogram paves way to top graduateschools. November 2004: 10.McALISTER, JEFFNews notes. Fall 1994: 13.McALISTER, PEGGYWith a goal of economy, efficiency. Fall1984: 12.McCANN, KIMNAIA All-America Sunbirds. Winter 1993: 8.McCLELLAN, HELENAFocus on faculty. Summer 1986: 8.McCONNELL, CINDYThree Fresno Pacific freshmen reflect onfaculty/staff members. February 1982: 2.McDONALD, ARTAlumnus sponsors social service students.November 1985: 6.Helping change the world. Fall 1992: 4.FPU Foundation: Art and BarbaraMcDonald. Fall 1998: 15.Arthur McDonald lived life of service.winter 2001: 14.McDONALD, BARBARAHelping change the world. Fall 1992: 4.FPU Foundation: Art and BarbaraMcDonald. Fall 1998: 15.McDONALD HALLNew FPC administration building begins totake shape. Fall 1987: 4.Fresno foundation awards grant forbuilding. Summer 1988: 4.Faculty/administration office buildingadvances. Spring 1990: 7.The walls are up. Fall 1991: 9.Capital campaign cabinet addresses finalphase of administration building.Winter 1992: 8.Faculty administration building makes itsdebut. Spring 1992: 6.New building named McDonald Hall.Winter 1993: 7.Canadian gift helps furnish new offices.Winter 1993: 7.McDonald Hall, still a blessing one yearlater. Spring 1993: 8.McDOWELL, DANIELThe long, hot summer of Daniel McDowell.Fall 1993: 3.McGEE, J. VERNONThe Bible Conference. January 1951: 1.Bible and missionary conference to be heldMarch 22-27. February-March 1953: 1.McKINNEY, SANDRAHonored or not, she's an honor student. Fall1984: 7.

Subject IndexMcLAREN, BRIANForum speakers say “a new kind of church”must listen and adapt: second annualevent draws participants from Canadaand four U.S. states. June 2005: 5.McNEAL, REGGIEMcNeal lays out what it takes to be a greatleader: Ministry Forum attracts a recordcrowd. March 2007: 8.McNEIL, ARCHIEChapel services. February 1952: 4.Chapel echoes. March 1958: 3.McPHERSON, KERRIEAlumnae connection builds bonds betweenstudent, grandmother. Winter 2001: 16.MEHAS, PETERNearly 400 graduate May 6: Pete Mehasaddresses ceremonies. July 2006: 6.MENJARES, PETEPete Menjares selected as eleventh presidentof FPU. April 2012: 2.MENNONITE BRETHREN BIBLICALSEMINARYThe Mennonite Brethren Biblical Seminary.April-May 1955: 2.Mennonite Brethren Biblical Seminary.October-November 1955: 1.Seminary students in Christian service.October-November 1955: 3.Seminary has prospects of increasedenrollment. December 1955-January1956: 4.P.B.I. day and dedication of seminary.September 1956: 1.Seminary moves to new campus. September1956: 2.Seminary dedication. November 1956: 1.M.B.B.S. enrollment. November 1956: 4.Seminary work day at Butler Church.November 1956: 4.Seminary quartet to sing at Pacific DistrictConference. November 1956: 4.Seminary campus annexed to city. March1957: 3.Seminary enrollment. March 1957: 3.Branch library established at seminary.March 1957: 4.Seminary students publish year book. May1957: 2.The first graduates and their service. July1957: 1.In retrospect. July 1957: 3.Seminary students minister the word.November 1957: 1.Seminary enrollment. November 1957: 4.Seminary Christmas banquet. January 1958:2.Seminary to have spring vacation. March1958: 1.Seminary to host study conference. March1958: 1.Seminary students accepted for graduatestudies. May 1958: 1.Seminary class of 1958. July 1958: 1.Seminary sign. July 1958: 1.Seminary begins its fourth year with arecord enrollment. November 1958: 4.Pastors attend seminary. November 1958: 4.Seminary library receives books. November1959: 2.Seminary students engaged in Christianservice. November 1959: 4.Counseling class studies at Kings ViewHospital. March 1960: 3.Seminary unification. March 1960: 4.P.B.I. receives dinnerware. March 1960: 4.Seminary alumni organizes. July 1960: 2.Seminary applications. September 1960: 3.Dean Baerg announces new course inresearch and writing. September 1960: 3.Notice to the readers. September 1960: 3.MBBS-Fresno transfers U.S. seminaryprogram to FPU. March 2010: 8.MBBS-Fresno transfers U.S. seminaryprogram to FPU. July 2010: 9.

Subject IndexMENNONITE BRETHRENCHURCH–ANNIVERSARIESCentennial conference issue. November1960: 1.MENNONITE BRETHREN CHURCH.CHRISTIAN SERVICE PROGRAMI-W unit opens on campus. July 1960: 2.MENNONITE BRETHREN CHURCH.GENERAL CONFERENCEP.B.I. becomes General Conference school.October-November 1954: 1.Proposed plan for the expansion ofChristian education. February-March1955: 2.MENNONITE BRETHREN CHURCH. PACIFICDISTRICT CONFERENCEConference celebrates connection betweenPDC and FPU. March 2006: 8.MENNONITE BRETHREN CHURCH. PACIFICDISTRICT CONFERENCE. WOMEN’SMISSIONARY SERVICE.A boomer repents: 50 years of PacificDistrict Women’s Missionary Service.Spring 1999: 2.MENNONITE BRETHREN CHURCH. PACIFICDISTRICT CONFERENCE. YOUTHCOMMITTEEYouth workers conference. January 1963: 1.MENNONITE BRETHREN CHURCH. UNITEDSTATES CONFERENCEU.S. Conference moves ahead in Christianhigher education. September 1959: 2.U.S. convention in year of study on colleges.October 1977: 1.Fresno Pacific students evaluate experience.December 1978: 2.Fresno Pacific regionalized at Denverparley. February 1979: 2.MENNONITE BRETHREN CHURCH. UNITEDSTATES CONFERENCE. YOUTH COMMITTEEYouth workers conference. January 1963: 1.MENNONITE CENTRAL COMMITTEEPeacemaking and the United Nations.Winter 1999: 6.Jessica Uhl puts service before TV and TacoBell. Spring 2002: 16.FPU and MCC join to educate internationalpeacemakers: cooperative effort flowsfrom Anabaptist tradition. July 2006: 12.MENNONITE WORLD CONFERENCEWorld conference leaders visit Fresno tobuild world community. Spring 1999: 3.MENNONITES – HISTORYPrice of faith: persecution and martyrdom.April 1946: 7.MERCADO, LEONARDORev. Mercado to speak at mission rally, Feb.16. February 1951: 1.MERCED CENTERUniversity’s growing reputation spurs newMerced Center. March 2011: 5.Merced Center opens. October 2011: 6.MERCURI, SANDRALiving in the Spirit: a shared goal joins theFPU community. Summer 2002:6.Faculty & staff focus. June 2005: 6.Faculty & staff focus. March 2007: 4.MESERETE KRISTOS CHURCH (ETHIOPIA)Ethiopian church dreams a bright future.November 2006: 3.MEUX, CONSEULONews notes. Fall 1994: 13.MEYER, ALBERT J.Colloquium: values education. November1985: 3.

Subject IndexMEYER, GORDONKohfeld and Meyer join teaching staff.February-March 1955: 3.Chapel echoes. February-March 1956: 2.MICU, PAULMicu brings ability, understanding to role asalumni director. Summer 2001: 12.MILES, MIKEAround the green. Summer 1999: 14.MILLER, DONALDMiller brings sense of story to Christianspirituality. June 2008: 20.MILLER, LARRYWorld conference leaders visit Fresno tobuild world community. Spring 1999: 3.MILNE, ANDREWA great dose of love. Spring 1984: 2.MIMS, MARGARETMims meets the challenge of a career offirsts. Fall 1998: 12.MINASIAN, JOAN HENSLEITMinasian joins FPU as capital campaignmanager. July 2007: 22.Linder, Minasian assume new advancementroles. November 2010: 20.MING, JAREDSenior profile: Jared Ming. Spring 1991: 5.MINORITY COUNCILMinority council plans banquet. October1973: 2.MINORITY STUDENTSMinority council plans banquet. October1973: 2.FPC fifth in minority enrollment. December1986: 8.MINISTRY FORUM: see CENTRAL VALLEYMINISTRY FORUMMISAKIAN, JO ELLENAround the green. Fall 1999: 14.Misakian book clarifies library language.November 2004: 4.Misakian again honored for her part inbringing The Outsiders to film.November 2005: 4.My FPU experience: students, faculty andalumni share their Fresno PacificUniversity experience. June 2008: 10.Faculty & staff focus. November 2010: 8.MISSIONSMissionary conference. June 1946: 2.God's command is go. June 1946: 5.Language studies for the mission field.October 1949: 3.Mission prayer bands organized. November1949: 3.India Mission Rally. December 1949:4.Latin America Mission Rally. January 1950:4.Africa Mission Rally. March 1950: 3.China Mission Rally. April 1950: 3.Europe and the Near East Prayer BandRally. April 1950: 4.Mission rally. April 1950: 3.Islands Prayer Band Mission Rally. May1950: 1.In Jerusalem first. June 1950: 4.Prayer bands organize. October 1950: 4.Japan and the Islands Mission Rally.December 1950: 3.African Prayer Band rally. February 1951: 4.In our own backyard. March 1951: 3.China Mission Rally. March 1951: 3.Harvest past . . . summer ended . . .we arenot saved: India Prayer Band MissionRally. April 1951: 4.Latin America Mission Rally. May 1951: 1.Europe and Near East Mission Rally. May1951: 2.

Subject IndexLatin American Prayer Band Rally.December 1951: 3.Europe and the Near East Mission Rally.February 1952: 1.Mission Rally. May 1952: 2.India Prayer Band Rally. February 1952: 3.Latin American Mission Rally.December-January 1953: 1.Prayer Band Rallies. December 1952-January1953: 2.Day of Missions at P.B.I. February-March1953: 3.India Mission Rally. April-May 1953: 3.Latin America Mission Rally. December1953-January 1954: 1.Home Missions Rally. February-March 1954:2.Latin America Mission Rally.February-March 1954: 4.Far East Mission Rally. April-May 1954: 3.European and Near East Mission Rally.April-May 1954: 3.Africa Mission Rally at P.B.I.January-February 1955: 2.European and Near East Mission Rally.February-March 1955: 3.P.B.I. to have spring missionary conference.February-March 1955: 4.Spring Missionary Conference. April-May1955: 1.P.B.I. has Missions Day. February-March1956: 2.P.B.I. has Mission Emphasis Day. November1957: 3.Latin America Mission Rally. March 1958: 2.Seminary faculty and students take part inMission Conference. November 1958: 1.Mission Day emphasizes Africa. January1959: 2.Missions receives emphasis. March 1964: 3.Mission emphasis week featured in chapel.April 1967: 2.Annual missions conference features Dr.Paul Hiebert. March 1968: 2.The Missions Club. May 1981: 5.The communication of the Gospel. Spring1985: 1.They caught the vision for world missions.Spring 1985: 4.FPC students reap a summer harvest. Fall1988: 3.Missions – a continuing concern. Fall 1988:3.Students respond to Baja California missionchallenge. Summer 1989: 6.Summer Harvest is not a typical campusclub. Summer 1989: 7.Students send workers for the harvest.Summer 1994: 8.Mission Emphasis Week looks at subjectfrom all sides. Spring 1998: 6.MOCK, DIANA BATESNew directors have all the right stuff.Winter 2001: 12.Around the green. Summer 2001: 11.MODEL CITIES PROGRAMPacific College and Fresno Model Cities.September 1971: 1.MODEL UNITED NATIONSDelegation attends MUN. May 1971: 1.MODESTO CENTERBoard approves Modesto biblical studiescenter; sets operating policies. April1978: 2.MONTGOMERY, LINDAStudent selected for California SenateFellows program. November 2004: 4.Time in state politics strengthens desire toeducate. November 2005: 8.MOORE, CHRISChris Moore joins staff. October 2011: 27.MOORE, JOHNJohn Moore named basketball coach.Summer 1988: 6.

Subject IndexMen’s basketball GSAC champions. Spring1990: 6.Moore becomes Athletic Director. Fall 1991:10.MOORE MEMORIAL PIPE ORGAN“Our best ever”: theater organ premieres atFPC. Spring 1986: 1.MOORE, RUSSELLIn Memoriam. January 1959: 1.MORA, FREDNew faces. Winter 1997: 12.Around the green. Summer 2001: 11.MORRIS, CALVINKing colleague preaches, challenges churchduring Staley lecture. Summer 2001: 10.MORRIS, TOMMorris brings ancient wisdom to modernbusiness. November 2008: 8.MOUA, XEDreams for her people. Spring 1993: 7.Reaching out to the larger community. Fall1995: 4.MOUW, ARTHURSpring Missionary Conference. April-May1955: 1.MUNOZ, JOSEPHThe “Harvard connection.”December1986: 4.MURAKAMI, LYNNENews notes. Fall 1995: 13.MURATA, HERBERTConverted Buddhist. April 1952: 3.MUSIC PROGRAMOur visit to Los Angeles. June 1945: 10.Class activities. December 1945: 7.Student Recital. June 1946: 3.Oratorio rendition. June 1946: 3.Visiting the churches. April 1951: 2.Report of the octet tour. August 1951: 2.Willems and musical groups minister inPaso Robles. November 1951: 3.The a cappella choir. December 1953-January 1954: 3.Professor Friesen to direct “The Messiah.”February-March 1954: 4.Radio choir on TV. February-March 1954: 4.Radio choir tour. April-May 1954: 3.Music clinic in Oregon. February-March1955: 4.Student recital. April-May 1956: 3.The Holy City to be presented. March 1957:2.Second student recital. January 1958: 3.Senior recitals. May 1959: 3.J.C. receives new piano. September 1959: 2.Musical groups begin program season.November 1959: 3.P.B.I. to host music clinic. January 1960: 3.Musical group to Death Valley for Easterrites. March 1960: 1.Annual music clinic to be held. January1961: 2.Music clinic. March 1961: 3.Oratorio Society to present Elijah. March1964: 4.Pacific College Madrigals to presentprograms. November 1965: 2.Madrigals television program successful.January 1966: 3.Major musical presentations slated forDecember. November 1968: 2.“Pirates of Penzance” production. March1975: 2.New program helps church musicians:“Make a joyful noise.” December 1986:6.Music at FPC. Fall 1993: 14.Students named to honor band. February2004: 13.Change visits Suzuki workshop. June 2004:8.

Subject IndexCrosswind crosses musical boundaries.March 2006: 6.Great performances: Fiddler combines thearts to advance spirit & education. July2007: 10.String quartet broadens musicopportunities. November 2007: 6.Wind Ensemble rocks Carnegie Hall. July2009: 9.MYCOSKIE, BLAKETOMS founder mixes business, giving atFPU Business Forum. November 2010: 4.One-for One in the Central Valley. March2011: 3.MYERS, CHEDIntercollegiate peace conference comes tocampus. Summer 1997: 12.Enns and Myers give peacemaking – andevangelism – a chance. July 2007: 6.MYOVICH, DOREEN: see EWERT, DOREENNACHTIGALL, EDNachtigall appointed coach. September1957: 2.NACHTIGALL, GARYGary Nachtigall to coach at Pacific College.July 1961: 2.Coach describes basketball prospects.November 1968: 2.Student Life report. September 1981: 7.Three inducted into Hall of Fame. Winter1993: 8.Gary Nachtigall appointed Athletic Director.Summer 1999: 14.Track site taking shape. Summer 1999: 15.Building a campus: Nachtigall and Slentzhelped make FPU physically andacademically. June 2004: 6.NACHTIGALL, MICHELLEStudent award winners, 2006-2007.November 2007: 19.NAME CHANGESPacific College board okehs use of namePacific College. May 1960: 2.It's official! We're Fresno Pacific University.Spring 1997: 3.NAPIER, HELEN E.Business instructor and bookkeeperemployed. September 1959: 3.NARROW GATE (DRAMA GROUP)“Charity” and “Narrow Gate” on Northwesttour. February 1976: 4.NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OFEVANGELICALSWhat manner of people ought ye to be?February 1949: 1.NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OFEVANGELICALS. CHRISTIAN STUDENTLEADERSHIP CONFERENCE (18-22 JANUARY2010)Washington trip encourages students to becitizens of the Kingdom. July 2010: 4.NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OFINTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICSSports news: NAIA membership. November1965: 4.NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OFINTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS. LEARFIELDSPORTS DIRECTORS’ CUP.Best Director’s Cup finish. November 2010:21.NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OFINTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS. NATIONALOUTDOOR TRACK & FIELDCHAMPIONSHIPSFPU to host NAIA National Outdoor Track& Field Championships in 2006, 2007.November 2005: 20.Coming to Fresno Pacific University: NAIANational Outdoor Track & Field

Subject IndexChampionships, May 25-27, 2006. March2006: 20.Track championships exceed expectations:NAIA meet introduces Fresno tonational audience. July 2006: 20.FPU hosts second NAIA track & fieldnationals. July 2007: 25.NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETICASSOCIATIONFPU begins NCAA membership process,joins PacWest Conference. October 2011:26.NATIONAL EDUCATORS FELLOWSHIPCollege to offer credits for N.E.F.workshops. June 1978: 4.NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THEHUMANITIES. STUDENT SUMMERRESEARCH GRANT.Grant awarded for Jost research paper.Spring 1991: 3.NATIONAL SOCIETY OF FUND RAISINGEXECUTIVES. GOLDEN GATE CHAPTER.Kriegbaum “volunteer of the year.” Winter1992: 10.NATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOLCONVENTIONReport on National Sunday SchoolConvention. November 1949: 3.NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATIONNational Science Foundation grant awardedto Pacific. May 1964: 3.NATURAL SCIENCES DIVISIONsee: SCHOOL OF NATURAL SCIENCESNAVARRO, JOHNFarmworker, school administrator, FPCfriend. Fall 1995: 3.News notes. Spring 1996: 13.NEELY, DAVIDComings and goings. Summer 1989: 11.New administrators take office: DavidNeely. Fall 1989: 4.Neely completes national planned givinginstitute. Fall 1991: 5.NEUFELD, ABRAHAM J.Expanded faculty to serve Pacific Collegeduring 1964-65 academic year. May1964: 1.NEUFELD, BERDINEPiano recital. June 1950: 1.NEUFELD, BILLCampus gymnasium will become a reality.December 1979: 1.NEUFELD, DOUG16 FPC students in Mexico: always time forfriendship. Fall 1982: 12.NEUFELD, KARENNeufelds join faculty. Fall 1990: 5.Faculty & staff focus. July 2007: 5.Faculty retirees brought gifts in education,science & music. July 2010: 10.NEUFELD, LORINNeufelds join faculty. Fall 1990: 5.Faculty retirees brought gifts in education,science & music. July 2010: 10.NEUFELD, NANCYPortraits of service: July 2007: 4.NEUFELD, TIMAround the green. Fall 1999: 14.Faculty & staff focus. February 2004: 17.Faculty & staff focus. March 2010: 7.NEWBY, DONALDWe want this farm to make a difference. Fall1994: 14.

Subject IndexNEWBY, ELEANORWe want this farm to make a difference. Fall1994: 14.NICKEL, ELEANOR (HERSEY)Fall sees the addition of faculty in biblicalstudies, English, math and readingeducation and political science. Summer2002: 13.Faculty & staff focus. July 2006: 4.Faculty & staff focus. March 2007: 4.Faculty & staff focus. July 2009: 7.NICKEL EXCELLENCE IN TEACHINGAWARDNETA award builds on family’scommitment to higher education. March2009: 18.NICKEL, T. R.Faculty-staff changes announced at P.B.I.May 1960: 3.Nickel visits churches. May 1961: 4.Nickel to travel on leave of absence. May1964: 3.NICKEL, TEDNickel becomes psychology professor. Fall1990: 3.Grants awarded to faculty. Fall 1991: 4.Up, up and away!. Fall 1995: 4.Finding the “a-ha” moment. June 2003: 8.Faculty & staff focus. June 2005: 6.NIELSEN, FAYNew faces. Winter 1997: 12.Around the green. Summer 2001: 11.Faculty & staff focus. March 2006: 4.NIGHT OF CHAMPIONSMVP shares thoughts on character. June2008: 24.NIKKEL, MARCMarc Nikkel ends journey where he began.Winter 2001: 17.NISLY, HOPEFaculty & staff focus. June 2008: 6.Faculty & staff focus. November 2008: 5.Faculty & staff focus. November 2010: 8.NIXON, JIMMIELiving in the Spirit: a shared goal joins theFPU community. Summer 2002: 5.NOLL, DOUGLASWarrior to peacemaker: one lawyer'sjourney. Spring 2003: 10.NOLTE, KRISTENGetting to know the real Vietnam.November 2005: 12.NORTH FRESNO CENTERCity, state, national officials send goodwishes to North Fresno Center. March2006: 7.NORTON, BENNortons head residents of men's dormcomplex. June 1977: 3.Athletic Director honored. Spring 1990: 6.Hall of Fame: soccer standouts. Spring 2000:21.NORTON, JANICENortons head residents of men's dormcomplex. June 1977: 3.NUNES, MARISSALiving for Christ in the city – here and now.March 2011: 10.NURSING PROGRAMDirector sought for new nursing program.July 1980: 1.RN to BSN program to begin. November2008: 6.FPU celebrates grants, national nursingaccreditation. March 2011: 5.NYQUIST, VICTOR C.

Subject IndexCommencement speaker. May 1951: 1.Commencement exercises. June 1951: 3.OAK KNOLL SHAVER LAKE SUMMITDEVELOPMENT PROJECTLast parcel of Shaver Lake property sold.Winter 1992: 8.O’BRYANT, LAVERNE C.New scholarship open to music students.Summer 2001: 14.O’DEA, THOMAS F.Educational relevance receives extensivestudy this year. December 1971: 1.OFFICE OF CONTINUING EDUCATIONContinuing Education increases studentservice, wins national award. October2011: 11.OLDER ADULT SOCIAL SERVICE PROGRAMOASIS: new program. Fall 1983: 10.FPC/OASIS program receives award.February 1988: 6.OASIS: respite service first in valley.Summer 1989: 11.OASIS finalist in national grants program.Spring 1993: 4.Second OASIS center opens. Winter 1993: 7.OERTER, ROBERT N.Christian Education Day speaker. September1959: 1.Christian Education Day. November 1959: 1.OLDER ADULT SOCIAL SERVICESRetirement will not slow OASIS or itsexecutive director. Winter 1999: 10.New director combines many talents.Winter 1999: 10.OASIS becomes an independent agency:“graduates” from FPU. June 2004: 4.OLIVER, LISAWhat makes a winner? Spring 1987: 3.OLYMPIC TORCH RELAYGrad is two-time Olympic torchbearer.Spring 2002: 19.ONSUM, OWENRev. Onsum to address graduates. May1960: 1.Onsum and Hiebert address graduates. July1960: 4.OPENING CONVOCATIONOpening Convocation challenges students tobring good news to the city. November2006: 8.Students can help put the world on a betterpath. November 2007: 6.God’s enduring love is the answer to today’sproblems, Ewert tells fall convocationaudience. November 2009: 18.OPENING DAYOpening day of Pacific Bible Institute.October 1944: 2.ORDAZ, MARIOTop Sunbirds 2005-2006. November 2006:20.ORR, WILLIAMChapel. May 1952: 3.ORTBERG, JOHNJohn Ortberg leads Ministry Forum.November 2009: 6.Grace will fill the gap in people’s lives:Ortberg brings record crowd to FPU.March 2010: 3.ORTBERG, NANCYAuthentic leaders are transformed leaders:Nancy Ortberg leads 2006 CentralValley Ministry Forum. March 2006: 3.OSTRANDER, TEDFocus on faculty. Winter 1985-1986: 5.

Subject IndexOTA, PATRICKRivals to friends equal national success.October 2011: 27.OVANDO-KNUTSON, CYNTHIANew faculty. November 2006: 5.Faculty & staff focus. June 2008: 6.PBI DAY: see CHRISTIAN EDUCATION DAYPACIFIC FOUNDATIONHow to change an antique tractor into aclassroom. Spring 1987: 6.Pacific Fortress Foundation gains strengththrough board members. Summer 1988:3.FPC Foundation: “Fortress” new banner.Fall 1988: 5.Foundation board finds profit in monetaryministry. Summer 1997: 13.Foundation established $5 million in trustsin eight months. Summer 1998: 15.Foundation assets double in one year.Spring 1999: 15.Foundation board adds member and reportsassets. Winter 2001: 14.Foundation managed assets surpass $41million. July 2007: 23.Board notebook: Trustees set budget, planfitness center; Foundation earns highestaudit. June 2008: 22.PACIFIC JOURNALPacific Journal creates scholarly niche. June2008: 8.PACIFISMA peacemaker sees “Saving Private Ryan.”Fall 1998: 2.PACWEST CONFERENCEFPU begins NCAA membership process,joins PacWest Conference. October 2011:26.PADEN, TRAVISPaden plays for family as well as fame.Summer 2001: 16.PAINTER, PATTYMore than 100%. Winter 1983: 1.PALLISER FURNITURECanadian gift helps furnish new offices.Winter 1993: 7.PANDO, BENJAMINPando witnesses God's healing afterearthquake. Spring 2000: 16.PANDO, HEATHER (SCHEID)Pando witnesses God's healing afterearthquake. Spring 2000: 16.PANDZIC, JELENAPandzic unbeaten in NAIA. March 2007: 24.Student award winners, 2006-2007.November 2007: 19.PARABLE (DRAMA GROUP)Parable brings truth through drama. Winter1993: 10.PARLIER JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL (PARLIER,CALIF.)FPU goes to the Ivys. March 2007: 7.PASTRE, WALTERSeminary graduates. July 1959: 1.PATRON, ROSE LEEMore than 100%. Winter 1983: 1.PATTERSON, SCOTTConference honors to men's basketball.Spring 1991: 7.PATTERSON, TERESANews notes. Fall 1995: 13.News & notes. Spring 1997: 8.News & notes. Summer 1997: 14.

Subject IndexNews & notes. Spring 1998: 14.Patterson takes marketing post. Summer1998: 14.PATTON, MARKRecycling program helps financial andenvironmental bottom line. Spring 1998:9.PAULS, ADONIJAHStudents win graduate awards. May 1966: 1.Around the green. Summer 1999: 14.Librarian begins new chapter. Fall 1999: 8.Alumni faculty and staff return to FPU toreflect the mission. Spring 2003: 49.PAULS, ALBERTFaculty has busy summer of activity.October 1962:3.PAULS, DAVIDW. J. Heinrichs manufacturer anddistributor scholarship. October 1965: 1.Dave Pauls visits FPC. Spring 1986: 7.Pacific influences David Pauls' scientificcareer & personal life. June 2003: 15.PAULS, GAILTop honors to one senior. July 1980: 5.PAULS, JOEAround the green. Fall 1999: 14.PAULS, STEVEFaculty & staff focus. November 2009: 7.PAZ, IVANLiving for Christ in the city – here and now.March 2011: 10.PEACHY, PAULCity church seminar on campus in January.January 1963: 3.PEARSON, B. H.Special services with Dr. B. H. Pearson.December 1949: 2.World missions leader to speak. May 1957:3.PEEPER AWARDSWhat’s a peeper? Spring 1996: 15.PENBERTHY, IRVINGChapel. November 1946: 5.Chapel notes. March 1947: 5.PENNER FAMILYPenner connections span family generations,school names and campus locations.Summer 2002: 16.PENNER, PETERBoard of Directors adds two new members.June 1977: 2.Board elects Pete Penner. Spring 1986: 2.PENNER, RICKHall of Fame: trio inducted in Hall of FameApril 6. Summer 2001: 20.PENNER, STEVENPacific graduate MCC representative inAfrican famine area. February 1974: 1.PENNER, WALTER L.Faculty and staff members for 1946-1947.August 1946: 2.The dean entertains. January 1947: 5.New positions. June 1947: 5.Former dean passes. October 1962:5.PEP CLUBNew campus clubs are organized. January1961: 4.PERKINS, JOHNJohn Perkins challenges FPC community towalk the road of service. Fall 1995: 9.

Subject IndexPerkins addresses graduates in Mayceremonies. Spring 1996: 15.PERRSON, LeROYRev. Perrsons to speak on P.B.I. Day.August-September 1953: 2.P.B.I. Day in Fresno. October-November1953: 1.PERRY, BERT“Making it happen”: a portrait. December1975: 1.PERRYMAN, LARRYNews & notes. Spring 1997: 9.New faces. Summer 1996: 9.News & notes. Spring 1998: 14.Perryman heads class size research. Summer1998: 7.Scholarship with a mission. Fall 1999: 3.Around the green. Spring 2000: 11.PERSECUTIONNight of persecution. October 2003: 9.PETERS, ALANCollege staff: 1961-62. September 1961: 3.PETERS, EDWARD J.Executive committees meet.October-November 1954: 4.PETERS, FRANK C.Rev. Peters to be P.B.I. Day speaker.August-September 1954: 1.Rev. F. C. Peters to minister at Bibleconference. January 1957: 3.PETERS, G. W.Introducing our new President. July 1947: 2.Faculty and staff members for 1947-1948.July 1947: 3.Faculty and staff activities. June-July 1948: 4.Faculty News. July-August 1949: 3.Dr. Peters leaves for New Zealand. June1950: 1.Dr. Peters writes from New Zealand.August 1950: 1.School president scheduled to return home.October 1950: 3.Faculty activities. November 1950: 3.Dr. Peters visits Canadian schools. April1951: 2.Summer activities of the faculty. August1951: 4.Dr. Peters honored. May 1952: 1.Faculty activities. July 1952: 3.Dr. Peters obtains release fromadministrative responsibilities. August1952: 1.Dr. Peters to speak at Tabor College.December 1952-January 1953: 1.Faculty activities. December 1952-January1953: 3.Dr. Peters the author of three new books.February-March 1953: 2.Dr. Peters to visit mission field. April-May1953: 3.Faculty and staff activities. June-July 1953: 4.Dr. Peters Returns from Latin America.August-September 1953: 3.Dr. Peters to go to Europe. April-May 1954:2.Dr. Peter's itinerary. June-July 1954: 4.Dr. Peters writes from Europe.August-September 1954: 2.Speaking engagements. October-November1954: 1.Dr. Peters heads evangelistic committee.February-March 1955: 4.Peters appointed dean. June-July 1955: 1.Faculty news. June-July 1955: 3.Dr. Arthur G. WIllems appointed registrarof Mennonite Brethren BiblicalSeminary. August-September 1955: 3.Dr. Peters attends meeting of accreditingassociation. October-November 1955: 2.Dr. Peters attends missions meeting.October-November 1955: 3.Faculty activity. October-November 1955: 4.Faculty news. July 1956: 4.

Subject IndexFaculty members attend study conference.January 1957: 4.Faculty activities. March 1957: 3.Faculty activities. July 1957: 3.Chapel echoes. March 1958: 3.Seminary faculty activities. March 1958: 3.Faculty news. July 1958: 2.Faculty serves on conference committees.January 1959: 1.Dr. Peters resigns as seminary dean. March1959: 2.Seminary faculty activities. March 1959: 2.Dr. Peters to give commencement address.May 1959: 2.Faculty activities. July 1959: 3.Dr. Peters accepts pastorate. September1959: 3.PETERS, MARGARETCollege Staff: 1961-62. September 1961: 3.PETERS, SIMONRev. G. H. Jantzen ministers in Mid-Westchurches. March 1952: 2.Simon Peters. October 1971: 1.PETERSON, SUSANNEFPU adds new faculty, welcomes seminaryprofs. November 2010: 6.PETTY, TIMGod calls and God provides. Spring 1983: 2.PFOST, RANDYFive inducted into Athletic Hall of Fame.October 2011: 28.PHI ALPHA THETAPhil Alpha Theta comes to FPU. November2010: 4.PHILIPPINESChurch and university combine to serve inthe Philippines. October 2003: 10.PHONE-A-THON“Hello, Mrs. Schmidt?” February 1982: 3.PHYSICAL EDUCATION PROGRAMCollege to host P.E. seminar. August 1962: 4.PICKETT, RUSTINAthletics adds associate AD, media andoffice assistants. November 2007: 19.PIERCE, BRITTANYTop Sunbirds 2005-2006. November 2006:20.PIERCE, MIKEPierce trades Sunbirds for Orioles. July 2006:21.PLETZ, VERNVern Pletz will enter private business.October 1975: 2.PLOEGSTRA, HANNAHPloegstra wins Saroyan writing contest.Winter 1997: 11.POETKER, ALDENFaculty & staff focus. June 2005: 6.POETKER, KATRINANew faces. Spring 1997: 9.News & notes. Winter 1997-1998: 14.Task force brings together faculty, staff andstudents to study campus diversity.Spring 1999: 7.POLITICAL SCIENCE PROGRAMPolitical sciences emphasis in social sciencemajor. November 1964: 1.Board approves program to helpcommunity, brings back major. Spring2002: 15.POLLE, SIGNew man for soccer. July 1966: 4.

Subject IndexPOPE, JAYNew faces. November 2005: 5.Faculty & staff focus. July 2006: 4.Faculty & staff focus. March 2007: 4.Faculty & staff focus. July 2010: 7.Scholarly faculty: the learning never stopsfor those who value teaching. July 2010:13.PORTER, BRUCEPorter new Alumni Director. Winter 1992: 5.POWELL, DOROTHYFaith and work: witness every day. June2003: 1.POWELL, LARRYFaith and work: witness every day. June2003: 1.PRACTICAL WORK DEPARTMENTPractical work inventory. January 1947: 2.A new chapel. March 1948: 2.PRATT, RONFaculty added in math, informationservices. Winter 2001: 12.PRAYERSchool of prayer. December 1945: 7.Prayer Fellowship. December 1946: 3.PRIEB, ARNIENews & notes. Spring 1999: 14.International students enrich FPU. October2011: 12.PRIEB, ARNOLDMissionary number. October 1950: 3.Missionary news. March 1957: 4.PRIEB, GARRYTwo alumni return to share their talents innew, expanded roles. November 2008:15.PRIEB, ROSEMissionary number. October 1950: 3.PRIEB, WESLEYProfessor Prieb speaks in chapel. March1959: 3.PRINCE, JOSEPH E.FPU provided somewhere to run to.November 2004: 14.PRISON EDUCATORSPrison inmates study scriptures, receivebiblical studies credit. February 1975: 3.Courses help prisoners learn to be studentsand citizens: program plays on FPU’sacademic strengths, educationalexpertise. July 2006: 9.PROJECT VOICEProject VOICE helped educational aidesbecome teachers. October 2003: 15.PUBLISHINGA printing press. November 1946: 5.PULLIAM, MEREDITHPulliam steps up to lead women’sbasketball. July 2007: 24.QUENZER, LAURELOdd jobs in Coalinga. Spring 1984: 1.QUILTSStitching Sunbirds. Fall 1991: 5.QUIRING, EUGENIAMissionary news. March 1957: 4.Missionary news. December 1952-January1953: 3.News from the mission fields.August-September 1953: 2.Missionaries go to Colombia. September1952: 1.

Subject IndexQUIRING, LEEIntroducing . . . Mr. Lee Quiring, Director ofDevelopment. April 1968: 4.Spring banquet. May 1971: 1.Lee Quiring. October 1971: 4.QUIRING, LOUISEFaculty & staff focus. July 2007: 5.QUIRING, MARTHAEmphasis week. February 1948: 6.QUIRING, PAULFinance and management report. September1981: 8.Campus notes. Winter 1983: 5.New dorm gives Quiring sense of deja vu.Spring 1999: 12.QUIRING, WILMERMissionary news. March 1957: 4.Missionary news. December 1952-January1953: 3.News from the mission fields.August-September 1953: 2.Missionaries go to Colombia. September1952: 1.QUISENBERRY, DANFPC's influence in the bullpen. September1980: 1.Baseball star credits his spiritual growth toFPU. Winter 1999: 12.RAE, DENISEFaculty & staff focus. March 2007: 4.RACISMPresidential roundtable leads Martin LutherKing events. Spring 1998: 7.RADIO BROADCASTBroadcast over KRDU. October 1948: 4.A new ministry. December 1948: 2.P.B.I. radio broadcast. February 1952: 4.Radio choir on TV. February-March 1954: 4.Radio choir tour. April-May 1954: 3.Pacific Bible Institute Hour. June-July 1954:4.RAMIREZ, DAVIDMemorial gifts remember late professor,alumni. Summer 1988: 8.RAMIREZ, JAIMEThree inducted into Hall of Fame. Winter1993: 8.New faces. Summer 1996: 9.Ramirez leads revolution in youth soccer.Winter 1997: 7.New field honors Ramirez as coach andmentor. Fall 2001: 21.Award reminds Ramirez of the reason hecoaches. June 2003: 21.Janzen, Ramirez rack up major victories.November 2007: 18.RAMIREZ, ORLANDONational and conference honors flock toSunbirds. Summer 2002:20.Pro soccer teams draft Orlando Ramirez,Gaston Cignetti. February 2005: 20.RAMSEIER, SHARONSenior profile: Sharon Ramseier. Spring1991: 4.RATA HIGH SCHOOL (FRESNO, CALIF.)The giving garden. October 2011: 20.RATZLAFF, BECKYSix Pacific seniors honored. May 1972: 1.RATZLAFF, HARVEYMissionaries visit P.B.I. February-March1953: 3.RATZLAFF, KEITHJanzen series bring Keith Ratzlaff. March2010: 9.

Subject IndexRATZLAFF, PAULAnnual music clinic to be held. January1961: 2.RATZLAFF, ROYFaculty votes honors for nine seniors.December 1976: 2.Ratzlaff and Tshimika to be fifth yearinterns. June 1977: 3.RAWLS, JANITANew faces. Winter 1997: 12.News & notes. Winter 1999: 14.Around the green. Summer 2001: 11.Rawls and Varvis take on newadministrative roles. October 2003: 12.Rawls leaves FPU to join family. March2009: 6.RAWLS, RICHARDNew faces. Winter 1997: 12.News & notes. Winter 1999: 14.Around the green. Summer 2001: 11.Three generations to Princeton: FPU classicsprogram paves way to top graduateschools. November 2004: 10.Faculty & staff focus. November 2006: 4.Faculty & staff focus. June 2003: 12.Around the green. November 2005: 4.Faculty & staff focus. November 2007: 5.Farewell, with thanks. November 2008: 11.REA, DENISEFaculty & staff focus. June 2005: 6.READ FRESNOVolunteers get to the heart of children’seducation. July 2006: 18.READING–LANGUAGE EXPERIENCEAPPROACHValley teachers attend whole languageconference at FPC. Fall 1988: 7.Faculty, students present at internationalconference. Fall 1991: 4.REDEKOP, BENFPU education ideals carry Redekopsthrough Cambridge. spring 1998: 11.REDEKOP, CALVINCollege hour: a variety. June 1979: 1.REDEKOP, FRAN (BRANDT)FPU education ideals carry Redekopsthrough Cambridge. Spring 1998: 11.REDEKOP, JOHNExpanded faculty to serve Pacific Collegeduring 1964-65 academic year. May1964: 1.Redekop to broadcast experiences. October1965: 1.Redekop and Wiebe receive degrees.January 1966: 1.Redekop says participation in governmentcrucial to all Christians. July 2007: 6.REDMOND, HOWARD A.Faculty positions filled. September 1956: 2.REED, RODNEYNew faces. Winter 1997: 12.God speaks through creation, scripture,science. Spring 1998: 2.Around the green. Summer 2001: 11.Faculty & staff focus. February 2004: 17.Graduates challenged for what’s next in life.June 2008: 21.Farewell, with thanks. November 2008: 11.REEVES, BETSYMy home is your home: Reeves continuetradition of sharing home, caring forFPU. Fall 1999: 9.REEVES, SAMMy home is your home: Reeves continuetradition of sharing home, caring forFPU. Fall 1999: 9.

Subject IndexREFUGEESFPC is home for refugees. February 1980: 1.Refugees adjusting to life in the U.S. April1980: 1.Center takes peacemaking effortsnationwide: project offers ways toimprove relations between refugees andcommunities. Spring 1999: 8.REGIER, ROBERTMr. Robert Regier to join PC faculty.November 1964: 2.REIMER, ALBERTSeminary graduates. July 1959: 1.REIMER, DALTONFaculty-staff changes announced at P.B.I.May 1960: 3.Reimer to continue doctoral studies. March1964: 2.Edmund Janzen, Dalton Reimer head PacificCollege interim. July 1975: 1.Peace Center. Fall 1990: 3.New Undergraduate Dean. Fall 1990: 5.Mentoring: a hallmark of the FPCexperience. Fall 1991: 6.Presidential service awards. Summer 1996:13.Around campus. Summer 1997: 13.Commitment personified. Spring 2002: 10.Faculty & staff focus. October 2003: 13.Faculty & staff focus. June 2008: 6.REIMER, DELBERTDick and Reimer called to service. March1952: 4.REIMER, FREDADean of Women appointed.August-September 1955: 2.Faculty news. July 1956: 4.REIMER, JO ELLAMissionary emphasis. November 1956: 2.Missionary news. March 1957: 4.REIMER, JULIATwo faculty join the university. Fall 2001: 11.Faculty & staff focus. November 2008: 5.REIMER, KEVINHRSS deans took different roads to FPU.October 2011: 5.REIMER, LUETTAStudents win graduate awards. May 1966: 1.Reimer: alumni support “crucial” to success.October 1979: 2.Math education more than numbers ,Reimers say. Summer 1997: 11.News & notes. Winter 1997-1998: 14.Future's so bright: retiring faculty sharegratitude for the past and optimism forthe future. Spring 2000: 4.REIMER, MATHILDAAlumni and former student news. June-July1953: 2.REIMER, PAULWiebe Award winners. Summer 1998: 9.REIMER, RAYMONDAlumni and former student news. June-July1953: 2.REIMER, VERNONGraduates to attend theological seminaries.July 1952: 2.Students serve in Indian mission. July 1952:2.Missionary emphasis. November 1956: 2.Missionary news. March 1957: 4.REIMER, WILBERTNew projects in mathematics. January 1964:2.Math research grant announced. November1964: 3.Math education more than numbers ,Reimers say. Summer 1997: 11.

Subject IndexGift “AIM”s to improve math, scienceeducation. Summer 1999: 15.Scholarship with a mission. Fall 1999: 3.Future's so bright: retiring faculty sharegratitude for the past and optimism forthe future. Spring 2000: 4.REMPEL, NICKRempel elected student president. June-July1953: 1.Nick Rempel elected alumni president. July1956: 1.REMPEL, NORMNew registrar is a product of many interests.Fall 1988: 6.Doctorates awarded. Winter 1993: 9.News & notes. Summer 1997: 14.University presents distinguished serviceawards, honors seniority. Summer 1998:7.Rempel's task to organize technologyresources. Spring 2003: 12.REMPEL, VALERIEFPU adds new faculty, welcomes seminaryprofs. November 2010: 6.Faculty & staff focus. November 2010: 8.RESENDEZ, SAMCounselors assist growing minorityenrollment. December 1971: 1.RESTORATIVE JUSTICE CONFERENCERestorative justice conference. Spring 2003:13.Victim, offender share their journeys towardhope. February 2004: 10.Criminal justice officials support expandingrestorative justice in Fresno County:local system could be nationwide pilotprogram. February 2004: 12.Valley can be center for restorative justice:conference at FPU shows the way.November 2005: 6.Conference gives voice to crime victims.March 2007: 5.RIAHIZADEH, NASREENThe giving garden. October 2011: 20.RICHARDS, T.New faculty members. June-July 1948: 3.Faculty news. July-August 1949: 3.RICHARDSON, BOBBYMVP shares thoughts on character. June2008: 24.RICHARDSON, PETERRichardson to lead swimming teams. July2007: 24.Rivals to friends equal national success.October 2011: 27.RICHERT, DAVEAlumni faculty and staff return to FPU toreflect the mission. Spring 2003: 49.RICHERT, ESTHERFaculty and staff members for 1946-1947.August 1946: 4.Faculty and staff members for 1947-1948.July 1947: 4.Untitled. October 1948: 4.RICHERT, OTTOInstitute staff. October 1945: 3.Faculty and staff members for 1946-1947.August 1946: 3.Faculty and staff members for 1947-1948.July 1947: 4.Untitled. October 1948: 4.RIMLAND, INGRIDCollege Hour: a variety. June 1979: 1.RITCHIE, JEANCollege Hour: a variety. June 1979: 1.

Subject IndexRITTER, MARTHAFall sees the addition of faculty in biblicalstudies, English, math and readingeducation and political science. Summer2002: 13.ROBB, ELIZABETHFaculty votes honors for nine seniors.December 1976: 2.ROBB, JASONAngels rejoice on Friday. Summer 1994: 11.ROBERSON, ROBERTThe long way around. Spring 1993: 7.ROBERTS, CHARLES A.Latest news from China. January 1949:4.ROBERTS, LAURANews & notes. Spring 1997: 8.News & notes. Winter 1997-1998: 14.Faculty & staff focus. February 2004: 17.ROCKHOLT, RONALDFormer student honors teacher with piece ofthe heavens. Summer 2001: 17.RODRIGUEZ, SUSANSusan Rodriguez. Spring 1992: 3.RODRIGUEZ, YAMMILETTEStaffer named local hero. November 2004: 6.Faculty & staff focus. March 2007: 4.Alumna among new board members.November 2010: 19.ROJAS-WELLER, SHIRLEYRojas-Weller and Lindholm compete atnationals. Winter 1993: 8.ROMERO, DULCEAlpha Chi researchers. July 2006: 6.ROMERO, JORGEGifted young shepherd feeds God's sheep.Summer 1994: 5.RONK, VANESSAMy FPU experience: students, faculty andalumni share their Fresno PacificUniversity experience. June 2008: 10.Bearing fruit: six grads glance back at howFPU readied them for success. July 2009:10.ROSE, DAVIDFPU adds new faculty, welcomes seminaryprofs. November 2010: 6.ROTELLA, TONYSix Pacific students are named to Who's Who.March 1976: 3.ROUND, DOUGLASGarland-Machado and Round win EliasWiebe teacher candidate award. Winter1997: 11.ROXBURGH, ALANForum speakers say “a new kind of church”must listen and adapt: second annualevent draws participants from Canadaand four U.S. states. June 2005: 5.ROY, MARK A.News & notes. Summer 1997: 14.Center takes peacemaking effortsnationwide: project offers ways toimprove relations between refugees andcommunities. Spring 1999: 8.RUMSEY, JESSICAAthletes earn NAIA All-America honors.March 2006: 21.RUPP, ESTHER A.Dean of Women. August-September 1954: 1.

Subject IndexRUPSICH, MICKAthletics adds associate AD, media andoffice assistants. November 2007: 19.RUSSELL, JANETWhat makes a winner? Spring 1987: 3.RUSSELL, ROBERT JOHNRussell, Gingrich speak on faith and science.Summer 1998: 6.RUTH-HEFFELBOWER, CLARE ANNFaculty contribute to book on restorativejustice. November 2010: 4.Faculty & staff focus. November 2010: 8.RUTH-HEFFELBOWER, DUANENews & notes. Spring 1997: 8.New faces. Spring 1997: 9.News & notes. Summer 1997: 14.News & notes. Winter 1997-1998: 14.News & notes. Spring 1998: 14.News & notes. Winter 1999: 14.News & notes. Spring 1999: 14.Center takes peacemaking effortsnationwide: project offers ways toimprove relations between refugees andcommunities. Spring 1999: 8.Around the green. Summer 1999: 14.Around the green. Summer 2001: 11.Around the green. Fall 2001: 11.Duane Ruth-Heffelbower returns to FPU,continues to make peace. Spring 2002:13.Faculty focus. Summer 2002: 13.Faculty & staff focus. June 2003: 12, 13.Church and university combine to serve inthe Philippines. October 2003: 10.Faculty & staff focus. February 2005: 6.Faculty & staff focus. June 2005: 6.Around the green. November 2005: 4.Faculty & staff focus. July 2006: 4.Faculty & staff focus. March 2007: 4, 5.Faculty & staff focus. July 2007: 5.Faculty & staff focus. November 2007: 5.Faculty & staff focus. March 2009: 5.Faculty & staff focus. November 2009: 7.Faculty & staff focus. March 2010: 7.Faculty & staff focus. July 2010: 7.Scholarly faculty: the learning never stopsfor those who value teaching. July 2010:13.Faculty contribute to book on restorativejustice. November 2010: 4.Faculty & staff focus. October 2011: 8.RYDER, ANDREWNew faces. Winter 1997: 12.RYSKA, KELSEYAll schools add faculty in fall 2011. October2011: 9.SAIA, JIMSaia to coach Sunbird men. July 2007: 24.SALE-HARRISON, L.Bible Conference speakers. January 1951: 1.Bible Conference echoes. March 1952: 1.SALVATORE, NICKCornell professor speaks on civil rights,faith and history as part of Black HistoryMonth at FPU, MBBS. June 2008: 8.SAN JOAQUIN COLLEGE OF LAW (FRESNO,CALIF.)The San Joaquin College of Law. October1971: 2.FPU, San Joaquin College of Law programjoins law, peacemaking. November2004: 21.SANCHEZ, GEORGEChapel Echoes. February-March 1956: 2.Rev. Sanchez to return to Latin America.February-March 1956: 4.Sanchez will keynote opening celebration.August 1978: 1.

Subject IndexSANCHEZ, KAREN100 days after the tsunami: Sanchez familyhelps turn the tide in Thailand. June2005: 19.SANCHEZ, RICKY100 days after the tsunami: Sanchez familyhelps turn the tide in Thailand. June2005: 19.SANCHEZ, VERONICACampus mourns student killed in randomshooting. Summer 1997: 5.Family joins university to honor slainstudent-athlete. Spring 1998: 7.SANDS, ISOLINANew faces. Spring 1997: 9.News & notes. Spring 1998: 14.Around the green. Summer 2001: 11.SANGO, MATTIEMattie Sango: Social Work. Spring 1994: 4.SANNIKOV, SERGEIFulbright scholar, education leader inUkraine comes to FPU: Sergei Sannikovteaches, researches Menno Simons. June2005: 9.SARGENT, JIMNew faculty. Fall 1992: 8.Sargent named men's basketball coach. Fall1993: 7.Sargent trades FPU for Gordon College;Yoder returns to coach men's basketball.Summer 1998: 14.SATTLER HALLBuilding program progresses. July 1958: 1.Construction begins on classroom wing.November 1958: 3.Date set for building dedication. March1959: 4.Building progress report. March 1959: 4.New classroom wing. May 1959: 2.Alumni accepts challenge of buildingproject. July 1959: 2.Campus development continues. July 1959:4.New furniture ordered for offices.September 1959: 2.Campus buildings are named. October 1973:1.SAUL, WALTERFaculty member’s work performed atCarnegie Hall. November 2004: 5.Faculty & staff focus. March 2007: 5.Songs of Requited Love celebrates range ofemotion. March 2007: 7.Faculty & staff focus. March 2009: 5.Scholarly faculty: the learning never stopsfor those who value teaching. July 2010:13.SAVOIA, JOHNCounseling class studies at Kings ViewHospital. March 1960: 3.SAWROOP, PULKIT: see BOSE, PULKITSAWROOPSCHAFER, ERNESTFrom the home field. April 1952: 2.SCHAFER, LILLIANChapel echoes. March 1958: 3.SCHELLENBERG, JILLFaculty & staff focus. June 2005: 6.Faculty & staff focus. March 2007: 5.Faculty contribute to book on restorativejustice. November 2010: 4.SCHELLENBERG, MENNOFrom the home field. April 1952: 2.SCHLICHTING, MARVINGift of a lifetime. Winter 1993-1994: 3.

Subject IndexSCHMIDT, ADINAGod's guidance brings registrar to FPC. Fall1983: 5.Around the green. Summer 1999: 14.Walls do talk. November 2004: 5.SCHMIDT, ALFREDScholarships awarded. June-July 1954: 1.The first graduates and their service. July1957: 1.Seminary alumni news. November 1957: 4.SCHMIDT, ELVERAHonoring the Schmidts. March 2011: 9.SCHMIDT, ERNESTMissionaries to India. December 1949: 1.From the regions beyond: India. March 1951:3.Missionaries visit P.B.I. February-March1953: 3.Missionary news. March 1957: 4.Deaths. Fall 2001: 19.SCHMIDT, EVELYNMissionaries to India. December 1949: 1.From the regions beyond: India. March 1951:3.SCHMIDT, HEIDIIn love with Jesus--with a heart for theworld. Summer 1994: 3.SCHMIDT, HENRY J.Honoring the Schmidts. March 2011: 9.Death. March 2011: 19.SCHMIDT, LAURAMinistry notes: program and staffing.Summer 1994: 12.News notes. Fall 1994: 13.Doing worship right. Fall 1995: 5.SCHNEIDER, JILLNew director combines many talents.Winter 1999: 10.SCHNEIDER, JILLNew director combines many talents.Winter 1999: 10.SCHOCK, PAMTornado tumbles buildings, foundationsurvives. June 2008: 4.SCHOOL OF BUSINESSAn enriched Business Administrationprogram. September 1971: 1.Business is big at the university becausebusiness fits. Winter 2001: 5.New Global MBA Program offers Valleybusiness professionals an internationalperspective. July 2009: 3.MBA discount for FPU students, programexpands to Bakersfield. July 2010: 9.SCHOOL OF NATURAL SCIENCESGifts received for science department.September 1959: 2.Senior college majors inaugurated.November 1963: 3.Equipment, scholarship grants build FPCscience program. Spring 1993: 3.New classes , laboratory help students bescientists. Summer 1997: 8.Fletcher Jones grant aids science expansion.Winter 2001: 15.Creating scientists through community.April 2012: 11.SCHOLARS SPEAK SERIESScholars Speak series connects academicstudy with community issues. March2006: 6.SCHOLARSHIPSPacific on state scholarship list. November1961: 1.Free flight scholarship. April 1967: 2.Paragon scholarship to attract studentleaders. Spring 1998: 12.Alumni endowed scholarship fund reachesgoal of $100,000. Spring 2000: 14.

Subject IndexNew scholarship fund honors longtimeeducator. Winter 2001: 15.New scholarship open to music students.Summer 2001: 14.New scholarships benefit MennoniteBrethren students. Summer 2001: 14.Bowen scholarship supports studentsinterested in teaching or music. Summer2002: 15.Garabedian grant supports musicscholarships. June 2003: 14.Scholarship benefits accounting profession,FPU students. November 2006: 19.Scholarship funds help students achievetheir dreams. November 2010: 20.SCHOLZ, ERINNew coaches lead basketball teams. July2010: 24.New basketball coaches meet challenges asseason dawns. November 2010: 21.SCHOOL OF BUSINESSAlumni in professions report to students.June 2008: 16.New Global MBA Program offers Valleybusiness professionals an internationalperspective. July 2009: 3.SCHOOL OF EDUCATIONRecord number of Pacific College studentsenter student teaching. February 1974: 1.Pacific college receives WASC approval forMaster of Arts degree program ineducation. March 1975: 1.Pacific college is given approval to granthigh school teacher certification. May1975: 1.Good placement record for teachingcandidates. December 1975: 1.College offers master's in schooladministration. June 1977: 4.State approves reading specialist credential.October 1978: 2.Postgraduate personalities. Fall 1984: 6.FPC introduces new education degree.February 1988: 3.Valley teachers attend whole languageconference at FPC. Fall 1988: 7.USC doctoral program at FPC. Fall 1989: 7.First language development and bilingualmaster’s graduates. Fall 1991: 10.A revolution in the school library. Winter1993: 3.FPC to host major education conference.Winter 1993: 6.FPC offers master’s program in teachingEnglish to speakers of other languages.Spring 1993: 5.FPU receives grant for bilingual educators.Fall 1998: 3.State renews accreditation of educationprograms. Summer 1999: 14.Graduate school begins nation's firstprogram to equip teachers fordual-immersion classes. Fall 2001: 13.Federal education grants fund computerinitiatives. Winter 2001: 14.FPU, Fresno and Tulare school districts jointo improve math education: universityinvolved with the only valley projectsfunded. November 2004: 5.Education for development: Yale expertopens FPU Education Forum. July 2007:3.FPU introduces online master’s programs.November 2007: 4.Wells Fargo helps fund new online mathprogram. March 2010: 18.Ed tech goes online. March 2011: 8.SCHOOL SONGPacific College song. July 1961: 4.SCHROEDER, HAROLDSchroeder elected Student Body President.April-May 1954: 3.SCHROEDER, KELLYFaculty & staff focus. November 2009: 7.

Subject IndexSCHROETER, A. A.Mr. Schroeter reporting from Palestine.February 1946: 2.SCHULTE, TRACY (AINGER)Tracy Ainger included in Sports Illustrated.Spring 1997: 15.All-America scholar-athletes. Summer 1997:16.Tracy Schulte, Dennis Janzen named toNAIA Hall of Fame. February 2004: 25.Athletic Hall of Fame grows by four atSeptember 14 banquet. November 2009:21.Fresno Athletic Hall of Fame inducts Janzen,Schulte. November 2010: 21.SCHULTZ, BRIANNew faculty join Biblical Studies, Business.November 2007: 4.Faculty & staff focus. June 2008: 6.Faculty & staff focus. March 2009: 5.Faculty & staff focus. July 2009: 7.Students immerse selves in biblical Hebrew:FPU leads the way among U.S.universities. March 2010: 4.Scholarly faculty: the learning never stopsfor those who value teaching. July 2010:13.SCHULTZ, DAVIDChapel speakers. December 1953-January1954: 2.SCHUMACHER, MARGARETNew faculty members. July 1956: 1.Faculty-staff changes announced at P.B.I.May 1960: 3.Mr. Bass and Miss Schumacher to teach atBiola. July 1960: 3.SCHWAB, ERICNews/notes. Winter 1993-1994: 12.Two coaches honored. March 2009: 19.SCHWARTZ, ELWYNFaculty and staff members for 1947-1948.July 1947: 5.SCHWINDEN, CHRISSchwinden’s success blossoms on theprofessional level. November 2008: 21.Schwinden makes the majors. October 2011:26.SCOTT, REUBENCounselors assist growing minorityenrollment. December 1971: 1.SEARS ROEBUCK FOUNDATIONGrants awarded to faculty. Fall 1991: 4.SEIBEL, CORYFPU adds new faculty, welcomes seminaryprofs. November 2010: 6.Faculty & staff focus. March 2011: 8.SELLAND, ARTHUR L.Selland memorial established. January 1964:3.SELPH, JANINE M.Summer study abroad. Summer 1996: 10.SEMINARIO, RUBEN A.A calling to care. Winter 1983: 1.SENA, ALIFaculty & staff focus. June 2005: 6.SENA, PETERHall of Fame: soccer standouts. Spring 2000:21.SENIOR CLASS GIFTSGraduates present gift. June 1952: 1.Senior gift. June-July 1954: 1.SENIORS VISITORS DAYSuccessful senior day. May 1958: 2.

Subject IndexHigh school seniors visit college. May 1961:3.SERDYUK, NIKOLYAFrom Ukrainian émigré to rising star inaccounting, Nikolya Serdyuk knows thevalue of location. November 2009: 14.SERRA, JESUSA spontaneous scholarship exchange. Fall1993: 5.SERRA, MARISELAA spontaneous scholarship exchange. Fall1993: 5.SHAPING MENNONITE HIGHERSTEDUCATION FOR THE 21 CENTURYGlobal MB educators gather for first time.November 2007: 8.SHARPTON, ROBERTFaculty added in math, information services.Winter 2001: 12.SHEEHY, CLARKNew basketball coaches. June 2005: 25.SHEHADEY, LARRYLarry Shehadey gives half-million dollarsfor Steinert Campus Center. June 2003:15.SHELLEY, ANDREWChapel echoes. October-November 1955: 3.SHELTON, MELANIE (BIRCHALL)Alumna crosses an ocean to introduce herfamily to FPU. Spring 2000: 17.SHOEFOOT, CHIEFTribal chief brings story of faith from rainforest. Spring 1997: 6.SIEMENS, GUDRUNCross-cultural education preparesParaguayan scholar to teachhandicapped. Winter 1982: 1.SIEMENS, HARRYAround the green. Summer 2001: 11.Art and craft meet in the wood shop. June2008: 5.SIEMENS, JOHN P.Our new Field Representative. September1947: 2.House cleaning and improvements.June-July 1948: 2.Faculty news. July-August 1949: 3.A word from your P.B.I. Business Office.August 1950: 3.In recognition and appreciation. October1951: 2.SIFFORD, DAVIDService: contagious at Fresno PacificCollege. May 1981: 1.SIGNSTrading the past for the future. Spring 1990:2.SIMMONS, JOHNCenter for Adult Learning. Fall 1990: 6.SIPPELL, ANNIEFer sure – Valley girls wind up careers ofrecords, friendships. June 2003: 20.SKEI, PHILLiving for Christ in the city – here and now.March 2011: 10.SKEI, RICILiving for Christ in the city – here and now.March 2011: 10.SHULER, JACKChapel services. February 1952: 4.

Subject IndexSLEMMING, C. W.Dr. Slemming to speak at Bible conference.December 1954-January 1955: 1.SLENTZ, JIMBuilding a campus: Nachtigall and Slentzhelped make FPU physically andacademically. June 2004: 6.SMITH, BRENDALibrary media award to credentialcandidate. Winter 1993: 3.SMITH, ARTHURNoted evangelicals visit P.B.I. November1951: 1.SMITH, HALSmith is new cage mentor, director ofstudent athletes. August 1978: 3.Campus gymnasium will become a reality.December 1979: 1.Sunbird basketball: their secret to success.February 1982: 3.SMITH, J. OSWALDFaculty activities. March 1958: 4.Chapel echoes. March 1958: 3.SMITH, NATHANAll schools add faculty in fall 2011. October2011: 9.SMITH, PETERMentoring: two case studies. Fall 1991: 7.All schools add faculty in fall 2011. October2011: 9.SMITH, WILBURDr. Wilbur Smith to speak on P.B.I. Day.September 1950: 3.SNOOK, ERICAll-America scholar-athletes. Summer 1997:16.SNYDER, GLENNIntroducing . . . Glenn Snyder. Summer1985: 5.Comings and goings. Summer 1989: 11.SOCCERPreview of 62-63 athletics: soccer. August1962: 4.New soccer league forming. January 1963: 4.Soccer season ends. November 1963: 4.Wiens named to All-American team. March1964: 4.Soccer. November 1964: 4.Sports news: soccer. November 1965: 4.New man for soccer. July 1966: 4.Robert Wiens named soccer coach. April1967: 2.A winning season for Fresno Pacific booters.October 1978: 4.A hustling FPC soccer squad produces aDistrict 3 NAIA champion. November1980: 3.Wins & losses. February 1985: 4.Soccer, volleyball excel. November 1985: 4.FPC teams complete best season. Spring1986: 6.Fall sports teams have good years.December 1986: 5.Sunbirds sports update. Fall 1987: 5.Sunbirds soccer takes GSAC title. Winter1992: 4.David and Goliath? Soccer – FPC vs. FresnoState. Spring 1992: 11.NAIA All-America Sunbirds. Winter 1993: 8.Second GSAC soccer championship. Winter1993: 8.Sunbird athletics. Fall 1995: 7.Sunbirds – easier to watch. Summer 1996:16.Contreras sets new scoring record. Winter1999: 13.Hall of Fame: soccer standouts. Spring 2000:21.New field honors Ramirez as coach andmentor. Fall 2001: 21.

Subject IndexAward reminds Ramirez of the reason hecoaches. June 2003: 21.Graduate and coach lead local soccer club tostrong freshman year. October 2003: 25.Three juniors take soccer team tochampionship match: Codeceira namedNAIA player of the year. February 2004:24.Pro soccer teams draft Orlando Ramirez,Gaston Cignetti. February 2005: 20.Soccer women score once against CSUF inexhibition. November 2005: 21.FPU to host national soccer championship.November 2008: 21.Volleyball, soccer seek to repeat nationalsuccess: new players a big factor.November 2009: 20.Sunbirds shine as national soccer hosts.March 2010: 19.SOCIAL MEDIAInternet and social media changecommunication to conversation.November 2010: 9.SOCIAL SCIENCE PROGRAMSenior college majors inaugurated.November 1963: 3.SOCIAL WORK PROGRAMPacific college will introduce new major incommunity social services. July 1975: 1.Social work offers more than meets the eye.Winter 2001: 7.SONG FESTIVALSStudents sponsor city sing. February-March1955: 3.Students sponsor singspiration. November1956: 3.SONG, SAMSong building a dream in China on afoundation from FPU. July 2007: 16.SPARKS, DONSparks joins Student Life staff. Summer1999: 14.SPEAK SPANISH SEMINARNo time to rest: summer presents newopportunities to fulfill the mission atFPU. October 2003: 4.SPECIAL EVENTS CENTERThe Fresno Pacific gym: rumor or reality?October 1979: 3.Campus gymnasium will become a reality.December 1979: 1.Ground is broken for Fresno Pacific's newSpecial Events Center and gymnasium.November 1980: 1.SPENCER, SHIRLEYShirley Spencer (MA ‘06): IMAP studies leadto nature guide book. April 2012: 14.SPIRITUALITYStrength through weakness. August 1951: 2.STAGG, HURCHELL H.Home Missions Rally. February-March 1954:2.STEARNS, PAMSpecial students educate FPU. Summer 1998:3.STECKLING, SARAHWiebe Award winners. Summer 1998: 9.STEELE, DAWNTrio of FPU grads among 40 Under 40. July2010: 19.Steele helps draw a revitalization blueprint.March 2011: 15.STEFFEN, ARLENEFaculty & staff focus. March 2007: 4.Around the green. Summer 2001: 11.STEFFEN, WAYNE

Subject IndexNew faces. Spring 1997: 9.STEFFENSEN, BRUCEShanti Marie. Spring 1992: 5.What do they come for? Winter 1993: 4.STEGMAIER, CHERYLComings and goings. Summer 1989: 11.STEINERT ATHLETIC COMPLEX$130,000 Steinert donation will acceleratemaster plan. June 1977: 1.Track ground breaking. Summer 1998: 6.The future of Sunbird athletics. February2004: 18.STEINERT CAMPUS CENTERFPC board approves phase one of commonsproject. Fall 1995: 13.A timeless vision makes a timely start asFPU breaks ground for Steinert CampusCenter. Fall 2001: 14.Larry Shehadey gives half-million dollarsfor Steinert Campus Center. June 2003:15.Steinert Campus Center opens. October2003: 3.STEINERT, MARVINBoard of Directors adds two new members.June 1977: 2.Marvin and Max Steinert: A Pacific heritage.Winter 1992: 6.Lessons learned: father’s example leads tolife of giving. April 2012: 22.STEINERT, MAXMarvin and Max Steinert: A Pacific heritage.Winter 1992: 6.STEINERT, NADENELessons learned: father’s example leads tolife of giving. April 2012: 22.STEPS, PAUL O.Chapel notes. March 1947: 5.STEVEN R. BRANDT RESEARCH CENTERResearch Center honors Steve Brandt. July2010: 22.STRASBOURG QUADPlans continue toward dormitoryconstruction. November 1959: 1.Board approves building of dormitories.March 1960: 2.Dormitories near completion. November1960: 4.New dormitories dedicated. May 1961: 1.Dormitory building continues. August1962:3.Dormitory construction begun. May 1964: 4.Dorms enlarged. September 1964: 1.Application to be submitted for women’sresidence hall. March 1968: 2.New women's dorm. March 1971: 2.The newest structure. October 1971: 1.Campus buildings are named. October 1973:1.STRATEGIC PLANNINGPlanning for success is a strategic process.November 2006: inside front cover.Strategic Plan: a passage to the university’sfuture. November 2006: 9.STRINGFELLOW, WILLIAMWell-known speakers at Pacificconvocations. March 1976: 1.STROM, DOROTHYAlumni news. June-July 1954: 3.STROM, WILFREDAlumni news. June-July 1954: 3.STUDENT GOVERNMENTStudent Council offices installed. June 1952:4.Student council to participate in retreat.August 1962: 3.Derksen heads slate of student officers. May1963: 3.

Subject IndexStudents adopt new constitution. May 1971:1.Winans to head 1977-78 studentgovernment. June 1977: 5.Anderson will head student government.June 1978: 4.STUDENT HOUSINGHeaton House: a new way of life. Fall 1987:7.Residence halls at capacity for second year.Fall 1989: 5.STUDENT LIFE PROGRAMStudent services gets new structure. October1973: 1.Student Life report. September 1981: 7.The Student Life team: assisting in thegrowth process. December 1981: 1.Student Life: at Fresno Pacific University,it’s everything. March 2006: 9.STUDENT NEWSPAPERSThe Flash. December 1946: 8.Patio Press staff named. November 1958: 2.STUDENT RECRUITMENTCollege administrators attend retentionparley. June 1978: 1.On-line application enhances Internetadmission efforts. March 2003: 13.STUDENT SPIRITUAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEEGospel teams serve area churches.November 1965: 1.Christian fellowship conference. November1965: 3.Christian service reflections. November1968: 1.STUDENTS IN FREE ENTERPRISECommunity projects net students ticket toSIFE nationals. Summer 2002: 12.Community projects net students ticket toSIFE nationals. October 2003: 10.Academics put faith into action for students:senior citizens benefit. June 2004: 5.Students earn third in national competition.June 2005: 8.SIFE wins contest. July 2006: 4.STUDENTS OF THE SHEPHERDStudent volunteers reach out to classmates.Spring 2002: 12.SUDERMAN, REGINAMissionary number. October 1950: 3.From fields afar. March 1952: 3.SUDERMAN, ROBERTAlumni Association elects officers. June-July1955: 3.SUDERMAN, SUSANAlumni and former student news. June-July1953: 2.SUHOVY, BRYANSuhovy named water polo coach. July 2007:24.SUKKAU, ANNEurope and the Near East Prayer BandRally. April 1950: 4.India Prayer Band Rally. February 1952: 3.SUMI, DOUGLASAlumni Q&A: Douglas Sumi (BA ‘05). April2012: 16.SUMMER ACADEMYNo time to rest: summer presents newopportunities to fulfill the mission atFPU. October 2003: 4.SUMMER HARVESTStudents send missionaries. Spring 1986: 2.How we spent our summer vacation: FPCstudents support summer missions. Fall1987: 3.

Subject IndexFPC students reap a Summer Harvest. Fall1988: 3.Students send workers for the harvest.Summer 1994: 8.SUMMER PROGRAMSP.B.I. inaugurates summer school. April1951: 2.No time to rest: summer presents newopportunities to fulfill the mission atFPU. October 2003: 4.SUNBIRD CONSERVATIVESStudents confer on conservatism. July 2009:8.Conference includes debate. July 2010: 8.SUNDAY SCHOOLSThe Sunday school teacher. February 1946:5.SY, CHRISTEL TEEBearing fruit: six grads glance back at howFPU readied them for success. July 2009:10.SWANSON, EUGENESwanson is named Men's ResidenceDirector. October 1975: 2.SWARTZ, MATTService: contagious at Fresno PacificCollege. May 1981: 1.SWARTZENDRUBER, MICHAELChina impacts student's perspective. Winter1993-1994: 7.SWEARENGIN, ASHLEYGrads told there is always hope: FresnoMayor speaks to 250 new alumni. March2010: 6.SWEENEY, MARKSweeney speaks at alma mater. Spring 1986:7.SWEET, LEONARDMinistry Forum explores ways to reach theunchurched: next even February 24-25,2005. November 2004: 12.SWIMMINGAquatics make a splash. March 2007: 24.Richardson to lead swimming teams. July2007: 24.Sunbird men NAIA champs, women moveup. March 2010: 19.Rivals to friends equal national success.October 2011: 27.Olympic hopeful: Cheyenne Coffman’ssingular spark fires team success. April2012: 24.SWIMMING POOLGod’s hole in the ground. Spring 1987: 2.News splash!! FPC pool opens! Fall 1987: 4.SYNTEX CORPORATIONFPC receives gift of computer equipment.Fall 1988: 4.TADESE, GOSHUSunbirds field national champion runner.Fall 1993: 6.TAFOLLA, JANIETafolla spends summer in the soda business.Winter 2001: 9.TAPLAC, TRISHTrish Taplac: an athlete for many seasons.February 1988: 6.TALBOT, DIANENew faces. Winter 1997: 12.Faculty & staff focus. October 2003: 13.News & notes. Winter 1999: 14.Faculty focus. Summer 2002: 13.TAYLOR, ANNIEWomen’s basketball: NAIA All-AmericanScholar Athletes. Summer 2001: 20.

Subject IndexNational and conference honors flock toSunbirds. Summer 2002: 20.TAYLOR, CLYDEChapel echoes. February-March 1956: 2.TAYLOR, JOSEPHNews & notes. Winter 1997-1998: 14.Faculty retirees brought gifts in education,science & music. July 2010: 10.TAYLOR-GILHAM, DIANAAround the green. Spring 1999: 14.News & notes. Spring 1999: 14.TEACHER EDUCATION PROGRAMEducation program reapproved,commended. Fall 1991: 9.One more example of innovation with amission. Winter 2001: 8.Ten students earn governor’s teachingfellowships. Summer 2001: 10.TEACHING AMERICAN HISTORY GRANTUniversity joins effort to put Americanhistory online. February 2004: 15.FPU, FCOE join in American history grant.November 2009: 8.TEACHING ENGLISH TO SPEAKERS OFOTHER LANGUAGESFPC offers master’s program in teachingEnglish to speakers of other languages.Spring 1993: 5.TEMPLETON, CARYNew direction for admissions. December1986: 7.Faculty & staff focus. June 2003: 13.Faculty & staff focus. June 2005: 6.TENNISBreak out the rackets and bats! November2004: 3.Tennis courts, Alumni Hall dedication April1. February 2005: 18.New, refurbished facilities celebrated:campus, supporters dedicate AlumniHall and Haak Tennis Complex. June2005: 24.Sunbirds split tennis opener. March 2006:21.New program makes mark as men, womengo to nationals. July 2006: 20.Pandzic unbeaten in NAIA. March 2007: 24.Men’s and women’s tennis teams nationalrunners-up. June 2008: 25.Men’s tennis team takes nationals. July 2009:21.Women’s tennis gives FPU its third nationaltitle of 2009-2010: men first runners-up.July 2010: 25.Men tennis national champs, womensecond. October 2011: 28.TERNIEDEN, LUCIOStudents study with CCCU. Summer 1997:10.THAILANDThailand visit promotes restorative justice:“I suspect we will have much to learn.”June 2004: 9.100 days after the tsunami: Sanchez familyhelps turn the tide in Thailand. June2005: 19.THANKSGIVINGBe ye thankful. October-November 1952: 1.Thanksgiving celebration. February 2005: 6.THATCHER, H. L.Chapel notes. March 1947: 5.THIESEN, DALLASBearing fruit: six grads glance back at howFPU readied them for success. July 2009:10.THIESEN, DARYLThe “Harvard connection.”December 1986:4.

Subject IndexDaryl Thiesen: one grad's life after FPC.Spring 1993: 5.THIESEN, EDNANichols camp work. March-April 1949: 4.Missionary number. October 1950: 2.News from the mission fields.August-September 1953: 2.THIESEN, EVA RUTHFrom the regions beyond: Mexico. March1951: 3.Alumni news 8 10 July 1952: 4.THIESEN, J. T.New faces and expanded roles broadenathletic staff. February 2005: 19.THIESEN, JOHNBoard thanks Fransen, welcomes Thiesen aschair. March 2011: 22.THIESEN, ROSELLAFaculty and staff members for 1946-1947.August 1946: 4.Faculty and staff members for 1947-1948.July 1947: 4.Faculty and staff activities. June-July 1948: 4.Faculty news. July-August 1949: 3.Summer activities of the faculty. August1951: 4.Ministering in the constituency. December1951: 3.Faculty activities. July 1952: 3.THIESEN, TEDTed Thiesen. Summer 1997: 13.Board member Ted Thiesen dies afterillness. February 2004: 13.THIESEN, WESLEYMissionary number. October 1950: 3.From the regions beyond: Mexico. March1951: 3.Alumni news 8 10 July 1952: 4.Faculty positions filled. September 1956: 2.THIESSEN, EDITHNews & notes. Spring 1997: 8.Around the green. Summer 1999: 14.THIESSEN, ERVINLatin America Mission Rally. March 1958: 2.THIESSEN, JEREMYMinistry: five from Visalia. Spring 1994: 7.THIESSEN, RICHARDMath professors visit Vietnam as part ofexchange. Spring 1998: 3.Wiebe steps down as AIMS director,Thiessen takes the reins. Spring 2000: 11.Finding the “a-ha” moment. June 2003: 8.News & notes. Summer 1997: 14.THOMAS, MARCIAEducation as transformation: taking a newtrack. Summer 2001: 8.THOMASON, DEREKEducation worked both ways for DerekThomason and FPU. Spring 2003: 17.THOMPSON, DAVID ALANTwo faculty join the university. Fall 2001: 11.THUY, TRAN THANH THIFPC welcomes Vietnamese scholars. Fall1995: 10.TIBBETS, PAUL E.Faculty and staff members for 1947-1948.July 1947: 4.TIME MAGAZINETIME magazine to carry Pacific College ad.April 1967: 1.TOEWS, J. B.Prayer band rallies. December 1952-January1953: 2.Bible and missionary conference to be heldMarch 22-27. February-March 1953: 1.

Subject IndexRev. Toews to be conference speaker.November 1958: 2.Bible conference. January 1959: 1.TOEWS, JACOB J.Institute staff. October 1945: 3.Rev. Toews to be P.B.I. Day speaker.September 1952: 3.TOEWS, JOHN E.Faculty has busy summer of activity.October 1962: 3.The purpose of chapel at Pacific College.October 1965: 2.John Toews to take leave for graduate study.March 1968: 1.John E. Toews discusses politics in Paul.June 2008: 9.TOEWS, PAULFaculty/staff news: three awarded summergrants. May 1975: 2.Focus on faculty. Summer 1985: 4.News & notes. Spring 1997: 8.News & notes. Summer 1997: 14.Around the green. Summer 1999: 14.Scholarship with a mission. Fall 1999: 6.Toews earns Fulbright Scholarship to travelto Ukraine. October 2003: 15.Faculty & staff focus. November 2006: 4.TOLER, JENNIFERWomens indoor track & field: NAIAAll-American. Summer 2001: 20.Fer sure – Valley girls wind up careers ofrecords, friendships. June 2003: 20.TOOKER, DENNISP.C. student to join God's invasion army.January 1963: 3.TORNADOES—TENNESSEETornado tumbles buildings, foundationsurvives. June 2008:TRACK AND FIELDPacific defeats Biola in Track 93-52. April1967: 2.Vikings continue strong track performances.April 1968: 4.Pacific’s Farmer ranks first in NAIA 220-dash. April 1968: 4.Track team. May 1971: 1.A national champion. January 1972: 4.Vaulter wins Pacific’s second NAIA title.February 1973: 4.Track team makes headlines, breaks records.April 1973: 4.Trujillo never quits. October 1973: 4.A national discus champ. June 1979: 4.Sunbird spring sports: track and field.Summer 1989: 10.Another outstanding Sunbirds season.Spring 1992: 11.Three-time NAIA national championHardison joins Hall of Fame. Spring1994: 10.Track ground breaking. Summer 1998: 6.Track site taking shape. Summer 1999: 15.Cockerham Track dedication. Winter 2001:20.Cockerham Track fulfills promise and opensdoors to the future. Summer 2001: 21.Fer sure – Valley girls wind up careers ofrecords, friendships. June 2003: 20.Bogdanoff snatches national decathlonchampionship. October 2003: 25.Making a little history. June 2004: 21.FPU provided somewhere to run to.November 2004: 14.“Ben-men” lead FPU to best national trackfinish. November 2004: 20.FPU to host NAIA National Outdoor Track& Field Championships in 2006, 2007.November 2005: 20.Coming to Fresno Pacific University: NAIANational Outdoor Track & FieldChampionships, May 25-27, 2006. March2006: 20.

Subject IndexTrack championships exceed expectations:NAIA meet introduces Fresno tonational audience. July 2006: 20.FPU hosts second NAIA track & fieldnationals. July 2007: 25.NAIA national track roundup. June 2008: 25.Track & field marks record year. July 2009:20.Track and field athletes remember whothey’re competing for. October 2011: 27.TRAUB, BRUCENews/notes. Winter 1993-1994: 12.TROTMAN, DAWSONChapel echoes. February-March 1956: 2.TROWBRIDGE, D. H.Faculty and staff members for 1947-1948.July 1947: 5.TRUJILLO, ROGERTrujillo never quits. October 1973: 4.Hall of Fame: trio inducted in Hall of FameApril 6. Summer 2001: 20.TSHIMIKA, PAKISAThe story of Pakisa Tshimika and hisfriends. October 1976: 3.Two fund-raising events for Tshimikamedical fund add $11,000. December1976: 4.Ratzlaff and Tshimika to be fifth-yearinterns. June 1977: 3.Pakisa: facing new challenges. February1980: 1.Pakisa: the flower that bloomed again.Summer 1983: 1.Pakisa honored. Summer 1986: 8.Pakisa Tshimika receives doctorate. Fall1991: 3.Pakisa Tshimika: a biography. Fall 1991: 3.Pakisa Tshimika works to build worldwideconnections. Spring 2003: 16.TSVIRINKO, VYACHESLAVA helping hand for FPC Slavic students.Spring 1996: 6.Churches overcome difficulties in formerSoviet Union. Spring 1997: 11.TUOLUMNE STREET CAMPUSThe new Pacific Bible Institute building.May 1945: 1.Possibilities for the coming school year. May1945: 2.The new building. June 1945: 11.TURTON, JOHNA national discus champ. June 1979: 4.U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORTFPC named in America’s Best Colleges. Winter1991: 6.From “up and coming” to “the West’s best.”Winter 1992: 5.Fresno Pacific University rated #4 in theWest. Winter 1997: 13.FPU again places in U.S. News & WorldReport. Fall 1998: 9.Enrollment growth, U.S. News honor giveFPU reason to celebrate. Fall 2001: 13.FPU rated a best value by U.S. News & WorldReport. October 2003: 14.U.S. News ranks FPU at top of the class.November 2004: 4.FPU tops 1,000 in undergrad enrollment –retains strong U.S. News ranking.November 2005: 19.U.S. News again honors FPU. November2006: 5.UHL, JESSICAJessica Uhl puts service before TV and TacoBell. Spring 2002: 16.UNION PACIFIC FOUNDATIONFoundations give first FPU grants. Winter1999: 15.UNITED NATIONS

Subject IndexPeacemaking and the United Nations.Winter 1999: 6.UKRAINEPracticing psychology in the Ukraine.November 2005: 9.UNION UNIVERSITY (JACKSON, TENN.)Tornado tumbles buildings, foundationsurvives. June 2008: 4.UNIVERSITE CHRETIENNE DE KINSHASAFPU builds connections with Congo. Winter2001: 3.UNRUH, A. A.Mission rally. October-November 1953: 2.UNRUH, ABEMinistering in the constituency. December1951: 3.Graduates to attend theological seminaries.July 1952: 2.News from the alumni and former students.June-July 1955: 2.UNRUH, DONReading class successful. May 1963: 4.UNRUH, GARYExpanded faculty to serve Pacific Collegeduring 1964-65 academic year. May1964: 1.UNRUH, RICHARDScholarly faculty: the learning never stopsfor those who value teaching. July 2010:13.More than met his eye: Richard Unruhretires from the career he didn’t seecoming. April 2012: 6.UNRUH, SARAHUnruh goes to Washington, learns about thepress, politics, herself. Winter 1997:VALEZ, PEDROInternational students enrich FPU. October2011: 12.VALUES EDUCATION IN A FREE SOCIETY(FALL 1985)Colloquium: values education. November1985: 3.VAN DE VELDE, MONIQUEAlumnus to be missionary to Moslems inMorocco. February 1967: 1.VAN WAGNER, BENCredential officials association names VanWagner “Educator of the Year.” Winter1993: 6.VANCE, JOSHUAAchiever wins $5,000 award. Summer 1997:12.VARVIS, STEPHENNew Business Manager. November 1985: 5.Focus on faculty. Summer 1986: 8.The master plan: mapping the futurecampus. Winter 1991: 4.New faculty. Fall 1992: 8.Varvis named Undergrad Dean, Wakemantakes over SPS. Winter 1997: 14.News & notes. Summer 1997: 14.Rawls and Varvis take on newadministrative roles. October 2003: 12.Faculty & staff focus. November 2006: 4.Varvis moves into new enrollment position.November 2007: 4.Faculty & staff focus. November 2008: 5.Herma Williams returns to Washington,Steve Varvis steps in as Interim Provost.March 2011: 9.VASQUEZ, ROYNew faculty. November 2006: 5.VAUS, JAMES

Subject IndexMissionaries visit P.B.I. February-March1953: 3.VENGER, NATALIYAVisiting scholars came from across town,around the world. July 2007: 7.VERWAY, KARAThe desire to give leads to friendship.October 2003: 24.VETERANS EDUCATIONSchool receives recognition. March 1946: 2.VEZIKOV, NICOLEEducation as transformation: uniting spiritand service. Summer 2001: 7.VICTIM OFFENDER RECONCILIATIONPROGRAMCriminal justice officials support expandingrestorative justice in Fresno County:local system could be nationwide pilotprogram. February 2004: 12.$100,000 gift fuels expansion of victimoffenderprogram: Fresno County couldlead nation in restorative justice.November 2006: 18.VICTIMOLOGY PROGRAMVictimologists pursue new definitions ofcrime and punishment. June 2008: 3.VIETNAMGetting to know the real Vietnam.November 2005: 12.VINE, EBENEZER G.Chapel echoes. October-November 1955: 3.VIRGIN BIRTHThe virgin birth. December 1948: 4.Does Isaiah's word really mean virgin?December 1948: 5.VIRGINIA TECH UNIVERSITYStudents organize card-signing for VirginiaTech. July 2007: 7.VISALIA CENTERReaching beyond Fresno. February 2005:inside front cover.Southbound: FPU makes California 99 thehigher education highway: team effortopens centers in Visalia, Bakersfield.February 2005: 9.VISALIA TEACHER PREPARATIONPROGRAMUniversity joins school system to educateteachers. Summer 1998: 9.VISION, VITALITY AND VALUECONFERENCECommunity conference is business unusual.Summer 1997: 9.VOGT, B. W.Chapel. May 1952: 3.VOGT, MIKESummer projects are energy control, campusimprovement. August 1976: 1.Mike Vogt resigns. March 1981: 2.VOGT, ROBERTRobert Vogt to head Biblical Studiesdivision. March 1968: 1.Editor’s note. March 1968: 3.Deaths. October 2003: 23.VOKE, STANLEYSpiritual emphasis week. March 1971: 1.VOLLEYBALLSoccer, volleyball excel. November 1985: 4.FPC teams complete best season. Spring1986: 6.Fall sports teams have good years.December 1986: 5.Sunbirds sports update. Fall 1987: 5.

Subject IndexSunbird volleyball ranked fourth in nation.Fall 1989: 6.Sunbirds claim volleyball title, Janzen Coachof the Year. Spring 1990: 6.Sunbirds women finish fourth in NAIAchampionship. Winter 1992: 4.NAIA All-America Sunbirds. Winter 1993: 8.Another 20 win volleyball season. Winter1993: 8.Serving the community through volleyball.Winter 1993: 5.A Sunbird year for the history books: FPCturns out a record three championshipteams. Spring 1995: 7.Sunbird athletics. Fall 1995: 7.Far West regional champions. Winter 1997.Whealy follows her volleyball dream toEurope. Fall 1998: 6.Sunbirds to host NAIA national volleyballchampionship. Spring 1999: 13.Chinese star transitions both on and off thecourt. Summer 1999: 13.Sun-Maid to sponsor NAIA nationalvolleyball championship tournament.Fall 1999: 13.Sunbirds host, boast the best volleyballanywhere. Spring 2000: 21.Young volleyball squad surprises many withstrong season. Fall 2001: 20.rdSunbirds 3 at nationals. March 2003: 21.Sunbirds win NAIA national volleyballchampionship: Duley steps in, Gao stepsup. February 2004: 3.Tracy Schulte, Dennis Janzen named toNAIA Hall of Fame. February 2004: 25.No regrets for volleyball seniors... well,maybe one. February 2005: 21.Sunbirds sweep Fresno State in volleyballexhibition match. November 2005: 21.Volleyball team wins conference, region:falls to champ in NAIA nationals. March2006: 21.Volleyball team makes finals. March 2007:25.Sunbirds win “the battle of Fresno”: beatBulldogs in straight sets. November2008: 21.Sunbirds repeat national volleyballchampionship: earn record for numberof wins. March 2009: 3.Volleyball, soccer seek to repeat nationalsuccess: new players a big factor.November 2009: 20.Summer bonding pays off with nationalvolleyball title. March 2010: 19.USA Volleyball honors FPU for “threepeat.”July 2010: 25.Fourth national title never a sure thing.March 2011: 21.Kelly Winter hired as volleyball coach.October 2011: 26.VOLLEYBALL–CAMPSNo time to rest: summer presents newopportunities to fulfill the mission atFPU. October 2003: 4.VOLLMER, EUGENEInternational students enrich FPU. October2011: 12.WADE, SUSANNew faces. Winter 1997: 12.WAHL, DICKAlum drills for water in Ethiopia. May 1975:3.WAINSCOTT, DAVIDIncarnating the Gospel at Fresno Pacific.Spring 1985: 2.WAKEMAN, WENDYVarvis named undergrad dean, Wakemantakes over SPS. Winter 1997: 14.Wakeman's calling to Christian highereducation doesn't stop with FPU.Summer 2001: 9.Wendy Wakeman named Graduate Dean.June 2003: 12.

Subject IndexWALL, ADAMArt and craft meet in the wood shop. June2008: 5.WALL, BERNARDCommencement. July 1947: 5.Distinguished alumnus Bernard Wall:serving with joy. May 1982: 1.Something important is happening here.Winter 1991: 2.WALL, CORNELIUSChapel echoes. October-November 1955: 3.WALL, GARYMinistry: five from Visalia. Spring 1994: 6.WALL, JUANGifted young shepherd feeds God's sheep.Summer 1994: 5.WALL, MARTHAStaff appointments announced. August1962: 2.WALL, MATHILDAMissionary news. October-November 1954:3.WALL, VICTORThe foundation Victor Wall built at FPUstretches to Paraguay. November 2007:12.WALLING, SHERRYWalling joins psychology faculty. November2009: 7.Scholarly faculty: the learning never stopsfor those who value teaching. July 2010:13.Faculty & staff focus. October 2011: 8.WALSH, BILL49ers legend Bill Walsh addresses areaathletes at character conference.February 2005: 5.WALSH, LORIMinistry: five from Visalia. Spring 1994: 6.WALVOORD, JOHNBible conference with Dr. John Walvoord.January 1963: 2.WARD, JOHNJohn Ward brings experience,understanding to role as vice president.Spring 2003: 12.Catlin joins FPU as VP, Ward goes to FullerSeminary. July 2010: 5.WARD, STEVENSix Pacific students are named to Who's Who.March 1976: 3.WARKENTIN, BEATRICEIndia Mission Rally. April-May 1953: 3.WARKENTIN, CORNELIUS P.In Memoriam. July 1957: 4.WARKENTIN, GARYWarkentin joins extension program faculty.August 1973: 4.Busy faculty writes, creates, researches.February 1977: 1.WARKENTIN, HENRY K.India mission rally. April-May 1953: 3.WARKENTIN, JOELFaculty member appointed. May 1950: 2.Baerg and Warkentin join P.B.I. faculty.September 1950: 2.Faculty activities. November 1950: 3.Summer activities of the faculty. August1951: 4.Faculty activities. July 1952: 3.Goossen and Warkentin earn degrees.September 1952: 3.Faculty and staff activities. June-July 1953: 4.Faculty participate in Hartland program.June-July 1954: 2.

Subject IndexFaculty news. June-July 1955: 3.Faculty activity. October-November 1955: 4.Faculty news. July 1956: 4.Faculty activities. July 1957: 4.Faculty news. July 1958: 2.Staff members accept new posts. September1958: 3.WARKENTIN, JOHNFaculty & staff focus. June 2005: 7.WARKENTIN, JOSEPHHJBC in Fowler. May 1949: 2.WARKENTIN, LARRYStaff appointments announced. August1962: 2.Warkentin to work on doctorate. May 1964:4.Warkentin to head music. July 1966: 1.Senores Y senoras/ladies and gentlemen.January 1972: 1.Warkentin composition to be featured injoint choral concert April 28. April 1974:3.Faculty/staff news: three awarded summergrants. May 1975: 2.Busy faculty writes, creates, researches.February 1977: 1.Works by Warkentin in May recital. June1979: 2.Building excellence into music and lives.Fall 1983: 9.Focus on faculty. Winter 1985-1986: 5.Focus on faculty. Summer 1985: 4.Warkentin awarded grant. Fall 1993: 13.News & notes. Spring 1997: 8.News & notes. Winter 1997-1998: 14.News & notes. Spring 1999: 14.Around the green. Fall 1999: 14.Warkentin composition premiers. Spring2000: 12.Around the green. Summer 2001: 11.Around the green. Fall 2001: 11.Commitment personified. Spring 2002: 10.Faculty focus. Spring 2002: 12.Faculty & staff focus. June 2003: 13.Music of peace and war. March 2006: 6.Songs of Requited Love celebrates range ofemotion. March 2007: 7.Faculty & staff focus. November 2007: 5.Faculty & staff focus. June 2008: 6.Faculty & staff focus. July 2009: 7.Faculty & staff focus. October 2011: 8.WARKENTIN, OLIVE: see HIEBERT, OLIVE(WARKENTIN)WARKENTIN, P. K.Memorial service. May 1949:2.WARKENTIN PRAYER CHAPELGround breaking for prayer chapel.November 1965: 1.Warkentin Chapel rededicated. November2009: 6.WARKENTIN, ROBERTFocus on faculty. Summer 1986: 8.WARKENTINE, ALVINWith a gardener’s heart, Al and DottyWarkentine tend to FPU. March 2007:18.WARKENTINE, DOTTYWith a gardener’s heart, Al and DottyWarkentine tend to FPU. March 2007:18.WASEMILLER, PETERAlumni relations continue to grow. Fall1983: 12.News & notes. Spring 1997: 8.News & notes. Summer 1997: 14.Faculty focus. Spring 2002: 12.Around the green. November 2005: 4.WASHIO, LISALiving for Christ in the city – here and now.March 2011: 10.

Subject IndexWATER POLOAquatics make a splash. March 2007: 24.Suhovy named water polo coach. July 2007:24.WATNEY, KELLY: see WINTER, KELLY(WATNEY)WATSON, DAVIDBearing fruit: six grads glance back at howFPU readied them for success. July 2009:10.WATTS, WAYMONFPU Foundation: Waymon Watts. Winter1997: 7.WAYENBERG, DARRELL“Breakaway 88": a dream come true.Summer 1988: 3.WEATHERS, JAKEAll-America scholar-athletes. Summer 1997:16.WEIGANDT, MICHELLENAIA All-America Sunbirds. Winter 1993: 8.WEINMANN, KARIFer sure – Valley girls wind up careers ofrecords, friendships. June 2003: 20.WEIS, G.Christian chapel speakers. December1953-January 1954: 2.WELLER, TIFFANYStudents named to honor band. February2004: 13.WELLS FARGO FOUNDATIONWells Fargo helps fund new online mathprogram. March 2010: 18.Faculty earn Fulbright, Rotary fellowshipsfor study abroad. June 2004: 8.Faculty & staff focus. July 2007: 5.WEN, QINFPU Athletic Hall of Fame inducts four.November 2010: 19.WENDT, TOMComings and goings. Summer 1989: 11.WENTLAND, RICHARDSix Pacific seniors honored. May 1972: 1.Establish Rick Wentland memorial libraryfund. February 1978: 1.WEST COAST MENNONITE RELIEF SALEMCC sale draws thousands to FPU. June2003: 19.Local sale helps world. July 2006: 7.MCC Sale raises $220,000. June 2008: 23.MCC book sale under new management.July 2009: 18.Every bit helps. July 2010: 8.MCC sale raises $180,000. October 2011: 11.WEST PARK CHAPEL (FRESNO, CALIF.)Westpark Chapel. September 1951: 1.WESTERN SPEECH ASSOCIATION.ALTERNATE FORENSIC TOURNAMENTStudents attend speech tournament. January1961: 3.WESTSTEYN, DIANE: see WIESE, DIANEWEYRAUCH, TERRIMexico Mission trip blesses students andchildren alike. June 2003: 8.WHEALY, JENNIFERWhealy follows her volleyball dream toEurope. Fall 1998: 6.WEN, PENGNew faculty. Winter 1991: 7.

Subject IndexWHEATON COLLEGE (WHEATON, ILL.).BANDCollege sponsors Wheaton band. January1962: 4.WHITE, RANDYLiving for Christ in the city – here and now.March 2011: 10.WHITE, TINALiving for Christ in the city – here and now.March 2011: 10.WHITING, ARTHUR B.Dr. Whiting to give commencement address.May 1957: 1.WIEBE, ARNOChapel speakers. December 1953-January1954: 2.WIEBE, ARTHUR J.Faculty-staff changes announced at P.B.I.May 1960: 1.New director chosen baccalaureate speaker.May 1961: 3.Speakers challenge graduates. July 1961: 2.Holt to publish director's mathematics text.July 1961: 3.College staff: 1961-62. September 1961: 3.Faculty has busy summer of activity.October 1962: 3.President Wiebe addresses Utah mathcouncil. October 1962: 5.President accepts math writing bid. March1963: 2.Faculty active in professional activities.November 1963: 3.New projects in mathematics. January 1964:2.President invited to Washington studyconference. March 1964: 2.President Wiebe to address Los Angelesteachers . November 1964: 2.Math research grant announced. November1964: 3.Redekop and Wiebe receive degrees.January 1966: 1.Significant progress marks PresidentWiebe’s tenure. February 1975: 2.So many dreams, so little time. Fall 1983: 6.Focus on faculty. Spring 1985: 5.Building named in honor of Dr. Wiebe. Fall1989: 6.Focus on faculty. Winter 1985-1986: 5.Wiebe steps down as AIMS director,Thiessen takes the reins. Spring 2000: 11.Wiebe twice honored as benefactor. Spring2003: 15.FPU family and friends join to providesecurity. November 2004: 19.WIEBE, BILLIE JEANNew faculty. Fall 1992: 8.News & notes. Winter 1997-1998: 14.News & notes. Spring 1998: 14.Around the green. November 2005: 4.WIEBE, DWIGHTThe European tour. September 1964: 1.WIEBE EDUCATION CENTERNew building for FPC campus. Summer1989: 9.Building named in honor of Dr. Wiebe. Fall1989: 6.Wiebe Education Center dedicated. Spring1990: 7.WIEBE, ELIASNew dean appointed for college. May 1963:1.Faculty active in professional activities.November 1963: 3.Dean elected to teacher recruitmentcommittee. January 1964: 4.Dean attends conference on highereducation. May 1964: 4.Reflection of the Dean....on becoming asenior college. September 1964: 1.Focus on faculty. Winter 1985-1986: 5.Focus on faculty. Spring 1985: 5.

Subject IndexFocus on faculty. Summer 1986: 8.Dr. Elias Wiebe. Fall 1994: 3.WIEBE, EVELYNTree honors Evelyn Wiebe. November 2009:17.WIEBE, JACOB J.Director's father passes. January 1961: 2.WIEBE, JOEL A.Joel A. Wiebe appointed dean. January 1957:1.Faculty activities. July 1957: 4.Wiebe attends Chicago conference.November 1957: 1.Wiebe directs P.B.I. Hour. November 1957:3.Faculty news. July 1958: 2.Dean Wiebe attends J. C. conference.November 1958: 1.Faculty serves on conference committees.January 1959: 1.Attend conferences for Christian deans. July1959: 3.Dean attends junior college conference.November 1959: 2.Wiebe and Willems attend San Franciscomeeting. November 1959: 3.Faculty activities. November 1959: 3.Dean Wiebe to resume studies. March 1960:2.College staff: 1961-62. September 1961: 3.Dean Wiebe takes study leave. January 1962:3.Dean accepts post with school board. March1963: 2.An “adieu” from the editor. May 1963: 2.Comings and goings. Summer 1989: 11.New administrators take office: Joel Wiebe.Fall 1989: 4.Faculty & staff focus. February 2005: 6.WIEBE, JOHNChapel. November 1946: 5.Chapel. May 1952: 3.WIEBE, MARTHAInstitute Staff. October 1945: 4.Faculty and staff members for 1946-1947.August 1946: 4.Dietician's farewell. January 1947: 4.WIEBE, RAYRay Wiebe called to assist pastor. January1960: 2.WIEBE, RICHARDStudents to minister in Germany. June 1952:2.WIEBE, RICHARDNews & notes. Winter 1997-1998: 14.Around the green. Fall 2001: 11.Faculty focus. Spring 2002: 12.Faculty & staff focus. June 2003: 12.Faculty & staff focus. October 2003: 12.Faculty & staff focus. July 2006: 4.Faculty & staff focus. March 2007: 4.Faculty & staff focus. November 2007: 5.Faculty & staff focus. June 2008: 6.Faculty & staff focus. March 2009: 5.Faculty & staff focus. July 2009: 7.WIEBE, WALDOChristian living messages.October-November 1954: 2.Special deeper life services planned.September 1957: 1.Rev. Wiebe special seminary chapel speaker.March 1960: 4.WIENS, DARRELLNew faces on the 1983-1984 faculty. Fall1983: 15.WIENS, DAVID B.Rev. Wiens to report on Russia. January1957: 2.WIENS, DELBERTFocus on faculty. Summer 1985: 4.

Subject IndexA man with a dangerous mind retires fromFPC. Summer 1996: 3.WIENS, DEVONFaculty/staff news: three awarded summergrants. May 1975: 2.Busy faculty writes, creates, researches.February 1977: 1.A faculty member looks back. September1981: 6.Focus on faculty. Winter 1985-1986: 5.Getting to the meat of the word. May 1982:5.Commitment personified. Spring 2002: 10.WIENS, ESTHERMissionary emphasis. November 1956: 2.Missionary news. March 1957: 4.WIENS, FRANK J.Institute staff. October 1945: 4.Faculty and staff members for 1946-1947.August 1946: 4.Frank J. Wiens writes fromNeustat/Palatinate. July 1947: 6.WIENS, H. G.Faculty and staff members for 1946-1947.August 1946: 3.WIENS, HOWARD R.In memoriam. April 1950: 1.WIENS, KENO'siyo Fresno Pacific. Fall 2001: 16.WIENS, LEO S.Wiens joins advancement staff. October1977: 2.Growing, expecting, and adjusting. Fall1984: 13.Deaths. Spring 2002: 18.WIENS, MARJORIESophomore wins music scholarship.November 1959: 2.WIENS, N. A.Rev. Wiens to be Bible conference speaker.November 1959: 2.Conference speaker. January 1960: 1.WIENS, RICHARDStudents serve in Indian mission. July 1952:2.Seminary graduates. July 1959: 1.WIENS, ROBERTWiens and Derksen given serviceappointment. May 1963: 1.Wiens named to All-American team. March1964: 4.Robert Wiens named soccer coach. April1967: 2.WIENS, ROGERW. J. Heinrichs manufacturer anddistributor scholarship. October 1965: 1.WIENS, SAMInstitute staff. October 1945: 4.Establishing missions endowment. Summer1989: 7.WIENS, SARAHEstablishing missions endowment. Summer1989: 7.WIENS, VICTOR J.Untitled. October 1948: 4.Faculty news. July-August 1949: 3.Summer activities of the faculty. August1951: 4.WIESE, DIANE (WESTSTEYN)Diane Weststeyn: first-year coach namedGSAC Coach of the Year. Spring 1996: 6.WILDER, LARRYFaculty & staff focus. November 2007: 5.

Subject IndexWILLARD, DALLASDallas Willard exposes the divineconspiracy. Winter 1999: 7.WILLEMS, ARTHUR G.New faculty members. June-July 1948: 3.Faculty news. July-August 1949: 3.Faculty activities. November 1950: 3.Summer activities of the faculty. August1951: 4.Faculty activities. July 1952: 3.Faculty activities. December 1952-January1953: 3.Faculty and staff activities. June-July 1953: 4.Faculty news. June-July 1955: 3.Dr. Arthur G. Willems appointed registrarof Mennonite Brethren BiblicalSeminary. August-September 1955: 3.Faculty activity. October-November 1955: 4.Faculty news. July 1956: 4.Faculty activities. March 1957: 3.Faculty activities. July 1957: 4.Faculty news. July 1958: 2.Faculty serves on conference committees.January 1959: 1.Seminary faculty activities. March 1959: 2.Faculty activities. July 1959: 3.Wiebe and Willems attend San Franciscomeeting. November 1959: 3.Faculty activities. November 1959: 3.WILLIAMS, BILLNew faces. Spring 1997: 9.WILLIAMS, HERMAHerma Williams appointed FPU Provost:distinguished scholar, dynamic leaderbegins August 1. July 2006: 3.Huntington honors Williams. July 2010: 6.Herma Williams returns to Washington,Steve Varvis steps in as Interim Provost.March 2011: 9.WILLIAMS, J. N.Rev. Williams to speak at mission rally.April 1951: 3.WILLIAMS, MARISSAWilliams chosen for honor band. March2007: 5.WILLIAMS, RHONDAFPC student named softball coach of theyear. Summer 1986: 7.WILLIS, MARYNew faces. Spring 1997: 9.WILSON, ANGELUSFaith takes Angelus Wilson from insanity toevangelism. June 2004: 14.Two alumni return to share their talents innew, expanded roles. November 2008:15.Scholarly faculty: the learning never stopsfor those who value teaching. July 2010:13.WILSON, ROBERTWilson recognized for leadership. Fall 1992:7.News & notes. Summer 1997: 14.News & notes. Winter 1997-1998: 14.Dr. Bob Wilson remembered for leadershipin special education, psychology andcounseling. Spring 2000: 10.WIMER, MESHANational and conference honors flock toSunbirds. Summer 2002:20.WINANS, MARCIWinans to head 1977-78 studentgovernment. June 1977: 5.The Student Life team: assisting in thegrowth process. December 1981: 1.Mentoring: two case studies. Fall 1991: 7.Turning a negative to a positive. Fall 1994:16.WING, MEREDITHWing wins. November 2008: 6.

Subject IndexWINKELMAN, GERALDNew administrators take office: GeraldWinkelman. Fall 1989: 5.Reflections on my service at FPC. Spring1995: 6.WINT, ARTHUR V. N.Visiting scholars came from across town,around the world. July 2007: 7.WINTER FESTIVALWinter Festival – Feb. 4. December 1977: 1.Winter Festival ‘80. December 1979: 2.WINTER, KELLY (WATNEY)Athletic Hall of Fame grows by four atSeptember 14 banquet. November 2009:21.Kelly Winter hired as volleyball coach.October 2011: 26.WINTER, RAYMCC book sale under new management.July 2009: 18.WITZKE, EDAlumnus featured in scripture press release.January 1963: 3.WITMARSUM QUADPlans continue toward dormitoryconstruction. November 1959: 1.Board approves building of dormitories.March 1960: 2.Dormitories near completion. November1960: 4.New dormitories dedicated. May 1961: 1.Dormitory building continues. August1962:3.Men's residence hall to be enlarged. March1964: 1.Dormitory construction begun. May 1964: 4.Dorms enlarged. September 1964: 1.Men's dormitory completed. November1964: 2.Campus buildings are named. October 1973:1.WOHLGEMUTH, CARLBraun and Wohlgemuth join faculty. May1957: 2.Faculty activities. July 1957: 4.WOHLGEMUTH, PAULSecond annual hymn sing dedicated to PaulWohlgemuth. February 1988: 7.WOHLGEMUTH, TERRYPilot not a stranger to missions in Indonesia.June 2005: 18.WOODEN, JOHNJohn Wooden to speak at Fresno PacificUniversity. October 2003: 11.Sports legend links success with characterfor high school students, businessleaders. February 2004: 14.WOODS, ROSEMARYFPU adds new faculty, welcomes seminaryprofs. November 2010: 6.WOODS, SHIRLEYEncouraging, guiding, equipping for acareer. Spring 1994: 8.News notes. Spring 1996: 13.Woods resigns as Dean of Students, campuspastor to take interim post. Summer2001: 12.WOODS, ZELLAOrgan-piano instructor appointed. July1960: 3.Mrs. Woods completes 18 years of teaching.August 1976: 4.WORDEN, RANDYNew deans embrace the idea that definesFPU. November 2008: 9.

Subject IndexWORLD WIDE WEBAdmissions organization honors FPUwebsite: NRCCUA gives functionalityaward. July 2006: 5.New website up. November 2006: 4.WORSHIPDoing worship right. Fall 1995: 5.WRIGHT, CHRISNew coaches lead basketball teams. July2010: 24.New basketball coaches meet challenges asseason dawns. November 2010: 21.WRIGHT, GIOVANNANew language instructor is GiovannaWright. October 1976: 1.WRIGHT, J. ELWINGarner and Wright speak in chapel.February-March 1954: 3.WRIGHT, JOHNWright serves community as well ascampus. Spring 2000: 12.WRIGHT, KARENNew faces at FPC. Spring 1987: 5.WULFHORST, DIETERString quartet broadens musicopportunities. November 2007: 6.Faculty & staff focus. June 2008: 6.XIN, GEChinese star transitions both on and off thecourt. Summer 1999: 13.YANG, DINGWestern philosophy interests Chinesestudent. Winter 1982: 1.YANG, KAOHmong students community memberscelebrate. Summer 1999: 7.YANG, MAY TAGLiving for Christ in the city – here and now.March 2011: 10.YATES, SETHLiving in the Spirit: a shared goal joins theFPU community. Summer 2002:9.YEARBOOKSThe school's first annual. December 1945: 4.Portal. February 1949: 4.Portal goes to press. April-May 1954: 3.Seminary students publish year book. May1957: 2.YI, TERENCENew faculty. November 2006: 5.YODER, JEANNINEFall sees the addition of faculty in biblicalstudies, English, math and readingeducation and political science. Summer2002: 13.YODER, JOHNYoder new Graduate Dean. Spring 1991: 6.Welcome new faculty! Fall 1991: 8.Yoder takes appreciation for Christianeducation, lessons on teaching to newpost. Summer 2002: 11.YODER, MARKSargent trades FPU for Gordon College,Yoder returns to coach men's basketball.Summer 1998: 14.Alumni faculty and staff return to FPU toreflect the mission. Spring 2003: 49.YORK, RACHELAlpha Chi students take national honors.July 2009: 6.YOSHIDA, KAORIAcademics ,cultural exposure, Christianclimate are important to Japanesestudent. Winter 1993-1994: 3.

YOSHIDA, TOSHTosh Yoshida reflects Christ’s love with avolunteer’s heart. February 2004: 20.YOST, MELVINActivity. February 1946: 4.Faculty & staff focus. June 2005: 6.ZUCK, ROY B.Youth workers conference. January 1963: 1.YOUNGS, DAVIDMath professors visit Vietnam as part ofexchange. Spring 1998: 3.News & notes. Summer 1997: 14.Faculty & staff focus. June 2008: 6.ZABLECKIS, MARCIA E.Zableckis elected to college board. Spring2000: 19.ZEGAROWSKI, GREGFaculty notes. Fall 1989: 7.José Erevia. Spring 1992: 4.ZIMMERMAN, GLENGlen Zimmerman appointed to college staff.November 1968: 1.ZION KRIMMER MENNONITE BRETHRENCHURCH (DINUBA, CALIF.)Welcome Zion K.M.B. January 1947: 3.ZOOK, STEVENAll schools add faculty in fall 2011. October2011: 9.ZORRILLA, HUGOFaculty notes. Fall 1989: 7.Professor participates in historic translation.Winter 1992: 3.Spirituality, Anabaptist persecution book’stopic. Winter 1993-1994: 11.Professor aids Latin America Bibletranslation. Summer 1997: 11.News & notes. Summer 1997: 14.Around the green. Summer 1999: 14.Zorrilla faces the struggles of telling theeternal truth in new ways. February2004: 16.Zorrilla and Larsen-Pusey live what theyteach. June 2005: 10.

AUTHOR INDEXAGEE, INEZTestimonies. January 1946: 6.AKINA, KRISTENSong building a dream in China on afoundation from FPU. July 2007: 16.BAKER, MARKImprisoned by more than bars. October2011: 19.BARTELL, RUBENEmphasis week. February 1948: 6.BARTELL, RUBYStudent testimonies. October 1944: 3.BERG, EMMAStudent testimonies. December 1944: 7.BLANKENSHIP, KRISTIWalking in the footsteps of Mennonitehistory. Winter 1993-1994: 4.A new commitment to international studies.Winter 1993-1994: 9.Encouraging, guiding, equipping for acareer. Spring 1994: 8.Tour brings literary figures to life. Fall 1994:10.Learning is an adventure for visitors toJapan. Fall 1994: 11.Kids’ Klub. Spring 1996: 16.BOLDT, LOWELLA message from the Alumni President.September 1980: 2.Alumni report. September 1981: 14.BOWMAN, ROBERTChapel reflections. January 1961: 4.BRAUN, B. J.A word from the president. September 1958:2.BROWN, JUDYJust a note . . . from Judy. Fall 1983: 13.Just a note . . . from Judy. Fall 1984: 14.BROWN, PATTYSummer study abroad. Summer 1996: 11.BULLER, HERMANTestimonies from the graduates. June 1952:3.CARDEN, ALLENPoised between two worlds. Winter 1997: 2.On a treasure hunt. Winter 1997: 16.The importance of place and the place ofimportance. Spring 1998: 16.Educating for a global perspective. Summer1998: 16.Honoring God through planning for thefuture. Fall 1998: 16.Victims or victors? Winter 1999: 16.Cross-cultural study as an agent of change.Spring 1999: 16.Organizing and operating our complexcommunity. Summer 1999: 16.Your mind matters. Fall 1999: 16.The turning point that matters most. Spring2000: I.CHOEIRI, COSETTEPracticing psychology in the Ukraine.November 2005: 9.CHURCH, ARDATHTestimonies. October 1947: 7.Testimonies from the graduates. June 1951:3.CRAMER, NULAHPacific Bible Institute Day. October 1949: 2.Dedication of dormitories. October 1949: 3.Bible emphasis week. March 1950: 2.DAHLINGER, JACKChapel. November 1946: 4.

Author IndexDEFFENBACHER, KRISTINFor retiring school psychology director DaleMichael Matson, life’s race is physical,intellectual & spiritual. February 2005: 8.Humble servant becomes global leader.February 2005: 14.Finding joy in biblical studies: faculty getsexcitement across to students. March2006: 5.Gregory goes the distance: honoree foundhimself through running. November2006: 14.Hall uses early challenges to guide others.July 2010: 18.DICK, OLGAStudent testimonies. December 1944: 7.Impressions. March 1945: 7.Closing chapel. May 1945: 10.DICK, WILMAA testimony. February 1946: 5.DICKIE, DANIWashington trip encourages students to becitizens of the Kingdom. July 2010: 4.DRUMMOND, HENRYThe peace of God. September 1947: 3.DUERKSEN, MARCELLUSTestimonies from the graduates. June 1951:4.DUNHAM, EDNATestimony. May 1947: 5.Senior testimonies. June 1950: 3.DYCK, MARWOODTestimonies from the graduates. June 1951:3.ELDER, SARAHChildhood bicycle rides lead Macias to FPU.Summer 1999: 12.Librarian begins new chapter. Fall 1999: 8.ELRICH, IVANTestimony. March 1947: 6.ENNS, HELENA word from our matron. November 1946:4.EWERT, D. MERRILLFresno Pacific Idea continues to call us toexcellence. Summer 2002: inside frontcover.The journey toward excellence is the journeytoward God. March 2003: inside frontcover.Taking the word to work. June 2003: insidefront cover.A summer of preparation. October 2003:inside front cover.FPU will become what it chooses to be.February 2004: inside front cover.The anchoring influence of FPU. June 2004:inside front cover.The past is our foundation, the future is ouropportunity. November 2004: insidefront cover.Reaching beyond Fresno. February 2005:inside front cover.Remodeling systems and buildings preparesboth for new opportunities. June 2005:inside front cover.Higher education and international travelcombine for a powerful learningexperience. November 2005: inside frontcover.In the classroom, on the court, around thecampus – it’s all education. March 2006:inside front cover.Godspeed to a colleague, an educator and afriend: Pat Anderson’s expertise helpedFPU in many ways. July 2006: insidefront cover.Planning for success is a strategic process.November 2006: inside front cover.Continuing education raises the curtain toenlighten the mind. March 2007: insidefront cover.

Author IndexThe arts and the well-rounded student. July2007: inside front cover.Being part of a global family. November2007: inside front cover.Students can help put the world on a betterpath. November 2007: 6.Commencement is my favorite day of theyear. June 2008: inside front cover.New students require new ways to deliveron FPU’s mission. March 2009: insidefront cover.President’s message. July 2009: inside frontcover.President’s message. November 2009: insidefront cover.New methods, same mission. March 2010:inside front cover.Technologies change, the message remainsthe same. November 2010: inside frontcover.Change begins when people walk together.March 2011: inside front cover.The world in a drawer. October 2011: insidefront cover.Transforming lives gives career meaning.April 2012: inside front cover.FACHNER, LILLIAN G.Student testimonies. October 1944: 3.FAST, ALLENAn attitude early Christians took towardswar. July 1946: 1.FAST, ALMATestimony. November 1946: 6.FAST, ANNRecreation. March 1945: 8.FAST, HELENTestimonies. January 1948: 5.FAST, TEDChristian service testimonies. November1948: 2.FRANSEN, JENFPU receives grant for bilingual educators.Fall 1998: 3.Students tour Reformation in Europe. Fall1998: 4.Peacemaking and the United Nations.Winter 1999: 6.Dallas Willard exposes the divineconspiracy. Winter 1999: 7.Marriage proposal means monkey businessfor alumni couple. Fall 1999: 11.FRIES, KATIE PANNARALEFPU and MCC join to educate internationalpeacemakers: cooperative effort flowsfrom Anabaptist tradition. July 2006: 12.The foundation Victor Wall built at FPUstretches to Paraguay. November 2007:12.Hiebert makes a career of teaching teachers.March 2011: 17.Shirley Spencer (MA ‘06): IMAP studies leadto nature guide book. April 2012: 14.FRIESEN, DAN E.The popular crowd. February 1947: 1.Christ crucified. March 1947: 8.FRIESEN, EBNERStudent testimonies. March 1946: 6.Your light. November 1946: 3.Testimonies. November 1947: 6.West Park mission work. February 1948: 3.Christian service testimonies. November1948: 3.Testimonies from workers in the missionstations. March-April 1949: 3.FRIESEN, ELSIEEvidence of his blessing. April 1947: 6.D.V.B.S.. September 1947: 8.Christian service testimonies. November1948: 3.FUNK, ADINATestimonies. December 1947: 5.

Author IndexGERBRANDT, EUGENESenior testimonies. June 1950: 2.GERBRANDT, JACOB J.Compel them. March 1946: 2.Acknowledge the Lord. June 1947: 4.GOERTZEN, DANWitnessing for Christ. October 1951: 4.GOINS, ANNAThe dean entertains. January 1947: 5.GOOSSEN, A B.My thoughts about P.B.I. May 1945: 6.GOOSSEN, SAM W.The mote and the beam. October 1944: 4.God's only son: a missionary. December1944: 4.Helps in preparing Sunday school lessons.January 1945: 1.The salvation of infants. March 1945: 3.The coming school year. July-August 1945:2.Orientalisms in Bible lands.September-October 1946: 6.Orientalisms. December 1946: 7.Orientalisms. January 1947: 5.Orientalisms. February 1947: 3.Orientalisms. March 1947: 7.Orientalisms. May 1947: 4.Orientalisms. June 1947: 3.Applied psychology and the Bible. October1947: 4.Christianity, a distinctive religion. March1951: 1.Seed by the way side. February 1952: 2.GOOSSEN, SELMATestimony. December 1946: 5.GOOSSEN, VIOLAStudent Testimonies. October 1944: 4.HAAK, HAROLDLiving a life as an educator. Winter 2001: i.Commencement commissions graduates tochange the world. Summer 2001: insidefront cover.The challenge of growth is to expand in faithas well as facilities. Fall 2001: insidefront cover.HARDER, HAROLDStudent testimonies. March 1946: 7.HARMS, SUSIEA word from the secretary. April 1947: 9.HEINRICHS, ALBERTStudent testimonies. December 1944: 7.HEINRICHS, HENRYStudent testimonies. October 1944: 4.Testimony. November 1946: 8.HIEBERT, OLIVE (WARKENTIN)Testimonies from the graduates. June 1952:3.HODEL, LENORAHe is risen. April 1946: 4.HOFER, JACOB D.Report of the Board of the Pacific BibleInstitute. October 1944: 4.What the Pacific Bible Institute expects ofthe churches. May 1945: 3.What the Pacific Bible Institute expects ofthe churches. November 1945: 3.HOFER, JOYCommencement ‘97: graduates recall firstyear lesson. Summer 1997: 6.Communities combine to inaugurate AllenCarden. Winter 1997: 4.Math professors visit Vietnam as part ofexchange. Spring 1998: 3.

Author IndexHOFER, PHILReport from the summer service project.January 1966: 3.HUEBERT, ALBERTThank you! December 1946: 6.God will take care. February 1947: 6.A word of appreciation. June 1947: 3.HUEBERT, GEORGE B.What do the churches expect of the PacificBible Institute? May 1945: 9.Editorial. September-October 1946: 2.The message of Christmas. November 1946:2.Editorial. December 1946: 2.The challenge of the cross. March 1947: 2.Editorial. April 1947: 2.Remember. May 1947: 2.Continue thou. June 1947: 2.HUEBERT, RUTHWhat happens every afternoon! March 1945:5.HUNKE, BILLWhat Christmas means to me. December1947: 4.HUSS, JAIMEWakeman's calling to Christian highereducation doesn't stop with FPU.Summer 2001: 9.Spanning faith and work: buildrelationships. June 2003: 6.A student of the game: coaching success ledRon Adams to the Chicago Bulls.November 2005: 14.Man on a mission: Dennis Falk likes to pushbeyond the comfort zone. July 2006: 14.Students and faculty get hands-on with newDNA sequencer. November 2006: 7.Carter seeing state government from theinside. November 2008: 19.Gracian makes a name for himself throughservice. November 2010: 16.Road to recovery: FPU & Evangel Homehelp women get back on track. April2012: 20.IRWING, TENAPrice of faith: persecution and martyrdom.April 1946: 7.ISAAK, DANIELThe place of science in the Christian life.November 1965: 3.ISAAK, KENNETHWinter sports review. Spring 1993: 10.Three-time NAIA national championHardison joins Hall of Fame. Spring1994: 10.Sunbirds to host NAIA national volleyballchampionship. Spring 1999: 13.Sun-Maid to sponsor NAIA nationalvolleyball championship tournament.Fall 1999: 13.Young volleyball squad surprises many withstrong season. Fall 2001: 20.National and conference honors flock toSunbirds. Summer 2002: 20.Fer sure – Valley girls wind up careers ofrecords, friendships. June 2003: 20.Award reminds Ramirez of the reason hecoaches. June 2003: 21.The desire to give leads to friendship.October 2003: 24.Bogdanoff snatches national decathlonchampionship. October 2003: 25.Sunbirds win NAIA national volleyballchampionship: Duley steps in, Gao stepsup. February 2004: 3.Three juniors take soccer team tochampionship match: Codeceira namedNAIA player of the year. February 2004:24.“Ben-men” lead FPU to best national trackfinish. November 2004: 20.No regrets for volleyball seniors . . . Well,maybe one. February 2005: 21.

Author IndexJANSEN, JOHNA testimony. October 1945: 7.JANTZEN, BETTYHarvest past . . . summer ended . . .we arenot saved: India Prayer Band MissionRally. April 1951: 4.JANZEN, EDMUNDWill the ropes hold? August 1978: 2.The annual fund at FPC: problem oropportunity? October 1979: 1.The Fresno Pacific gym: rumor or reality?October 1979: 3.President’s report. September 1981: 3.Broadening the base: my vision for FPC. Fall1983: 3.Focusing the direction. Winter 1984: 2.Focusing the direction – part two. Spring1984: 3.Uncertain futures and creative response. Fall1984: 3.Aquillas and Priscillas: on the cutting edge.Summer 1994: 10.JANZEN, RHODANaomi Ishizaka. Spring 1992: 9.JOHNSON, FRANKReaching out to Judea and Samaria.November 1948: 5.JOST, KARENThe best teacher. Winter 1984: 2.KARBER, PAULINETestimonies from the graduates. June 1951:3.KELLY, SAMThe giving garden. October 2011: 20.Hernandez has Olympic goals. October2011: 22.KLASSEN, ABEStudent testimonies. December 1944: 6.KLEYN, KRISTINNight of persecution. October 2003: 9.Victim, offender share their journeys towardhope. February 2004: 10.Tosh Yoshida reflects Christ’s love with avolunteer’s heart. February 2004: 20.Karl Avakian has seen FPU grow: throughthe eyes of a student and board member.March 2006: 14.KLIEWER, EDNACanvassing and inviting the children. April1947: 7.Christian service testimonies. November1948: 4.KLIEWER, ELEANORTestimonies. January 1948: 5.KLIEWER, HERBERT A.Student testimonies. March 1946: 7.KLIEWER, PAULHere am I, send me. January 1962: 1.KLIEWER, RONNIETestimony. January 1947: 3.Senior testimonies. June 1950: 2.KNIGHT, RUSSELLTestimonies. December 1947: 6.Christian service testimonies. November1948: 4.KOPPER, EDWINStudent testimonies. October 1944: 3.KOPRIVA, PETERI met a real hero. November 2009: 4.KRAUSE, SAMTestimony. September-October 1946: 5.Emphasis week. February 1948: 6.KRIEGBAUM, RICHARDPromises to keep. November 1985: 2.

Author IndexA bottle of trust. Summer 1986: 2,8.The main thing. December 1986: 2.God’s hole in the ground. Spring 1987: 2.The eyes of faith at the dark edge ofplanning. Fall 1986: 2.Hungry, thirsty professionals. February1988: 2.The difference. Summer 1988: 2.The 80/20 rule or how things really get done.Fall 1988: 2.Doing unreasonable things. Summer 1989: 2.Signs of remembrance. Fall 1989: 2.Trading the past for the future. Spring 1990:2.More than one lifetime. Fall 1990: 2.Something important is happening here.Winter 1991: 2.Commencement and your heart’s desire.Spring 1991: 2.Learning by walking around together. Fall1991: 2.A personal note about FPC finances. Fall1991: 2.The same, only better. Winter 1992: 2.In the spring. Spring 1992: 2.Hearing the voice, seeing the picture. Fall1992: 2.A distinctive place in the educationalsystem. Winter 1993: 2.Going to Plan B. Spring 1993: 2.Too much of a good thing. Fall 1993: 2.E pluribus unum: the global Fresno Pacific.Winter 1993: 2.Lessons we have learned at Pacific. Spring1994: 2.A boy and his dog. Summer 1994: 2.A really BIG celebration and a really BIGdream. Fall 1994: 2.Nostalgia for the future. Spring 1995: 2.The challenge of community and excellence.Fall 1995: 2.Changing bags. Spring 1996: 2.What’s changing? Summer 1996: 2.The visible university, the invisiblefoundation. Spring 1997: 2.Farewell from an old friend. Summer 1997:2.KROEKER, JANETNew faces. Winter 1997: 12.Students, faculty, staff respond to victims ofMitch. Winter 1999: 7.A boomer repents: 50 years of PacificDistrict Women’s Missionary Service.Spring 1999: 2.KROEKER, LEETestimonies. January 1948: 4.KROEKER, LORENABible Emphasis Week testimonies. February1947: 6.KROEKER, MATILDATestimonies. December 1947: 6.KROEKER, RHONDAService: contagious at Fresno PacificCollege. May 1981: 2.KROEKER, ROBERTBible Emphasis Week testimonies. February1947: 6.Emphasis week. February 1948: 5.LARSON, CHARLESMentoring: two case studies. Fall 1991: 7.Todd Arndt. Spring 1992: 10.“It seemed like nothing could stop me.” Fall1992: 6.A revolution in the school library. Winter1993: 3.The long way around. Spring 1993: 7.LETKEMAN, SALLYTestimonies from the graduates. June 1952:3.LEVIN, PAULThe tragedy of a wasted life. June 1946: 7.

Author IndexLUMEYA, IKUMAVictimologists pursue new definitions ofcrime and punishment. June 2008: 3.Passion for teaching spans the generations.June 2008: 7.Miller brings sense of story to Christianspirituality. June 2008: 20.MOUA, JESSICAThe desire to give leads to friendship.October 2003: 24.MOWRER, ANDREAGreat performances: Fiddler combines thearts to advance spirit & education. July2007: 10.NEAL, EVELYNWhat Hartland means to me. November1948: 7.NEUFELD, HILDATestimony. September 1947: 3.Emphasis week. February 1948: 6.NIKKEL, KATHYTestimony. January 1947: 6.NIKKEL, MELVINTestimonies. October 1947: 7.Testimonies. June 1949:3.NORD, ROGERGod is real to me. Fall 1982: 2.OTA, PATRICKrdMen’s cross country team finishes 23 infirst national championship appearance.March 2009: 19.PENNER, WALTER L.Our emphasis. September-October 1946: 3.Why a Mennonite B. I.? March 1947: 3.PETERS, CINDY SUEFPC hosts adult transition program.Summer 1989: 4.New administrators take office: DavidNeely. Fall 1989: 4.PETERS, G. W.Looking upward and going forward.September 1947: 2.Learn of me. October 1947: 2.Editorial. April 1948: 2.Editorial. June-July 1948: 2.“Thanks be unto God for this unspeakablegift.” December 1948: 2.Does Isaiah's word really mean virgin?December 1948: 5.Spiritual mobilization for God's purposes.July-August 1949: 2.American Association of Schools ofReligious Education meets. January1950: 2.Evangelical Theological Society formed.January 1950: 2.Editorial. April 1950: 2.Missions or O-missions. October 1950: 2.Back again from down under. November1950: 1.Back again from down under. December1950: 2.Back again from down under. January 1951:2.Back again from down under. March 1951: 2.The “Church of the New Zealand.” March1951: 2.Rethinking mission conferences. March1951: 4.Christian leadership. May 1951: 2.In everything give thanks. June 1951: 2.Just between us! September 1951: 2.Revival in the book of Acts. November 1951:2.Extension work. November 1951: 4.Ministering in the constituency. December1951: 3.The obedience of faith. May 1952: 2.The continental divide. July 1952: 1.Have faith in God. August 1952: 2.

Author IndexProspects for the coming school year.June-July 1954: 4.Extension ministry. December 1953-January1954: 2.Latin America Mission Rally. December1953-January 1954: 1.Latin America Mission Rally.February-March 1954: 4.PETKER, DANTestimonies from the graduates. June 1952:3.PLETZ, VERNFunds drive nears half of $100 000 goal.February 1975: 1.POPE, BRIANExchanging cultures in Japan. November2005: 11.QUIRING, HELENBible Emphasis Week testimonies. February1947: 5.QUIRING, NETTIETestimonies from the graduates. June 1951:4.QUIRING, WILMERThe neglected child. November 1947: 2.House cleaning and improvements.June-July 1948: 2.Senior testimonies. June 1950: 3.REDDIG, FRIEDATestimonies. November 1947: 6.REDEKOP, JOHNThe role of the Christian school in theDecade of Enlargement. March 1965: 1.REIMER, BILLChristian service testimonies. November1948: 4.REIMER, LUETTACampus gymnasium will become a reality.December 1979: 1.Tremaine Izanhour. Spring 1992: 6.RICHARD, MEGAN E.John E. Toews discusses politics in Paul.June 2008: 9.RICHERT, J. H.He is risen. April 1946: 2.ROBISON, KENVolleyball, soccer seek to repeat nationalsuccess: new players a big factor.November 2009: 20.Summer bonding pays off with nationalvolleyball title. March 2010: 19.Sunbirds shine as national soccer hosts.March 2010: 19.Women’s tennis gives FPU its third nationaltitle of 2009-2010: men first runners-up.July 2010: 25.ROSE, BRANDIConcert choir carries theme of “Come let ussing to the Lord” to Great Britain.Winter 2001: 13.ROSS, O. O.Testimonies. December 1947: 6.SCHMIDT, J. E.Rev. Braun installed as president.October-November 1955: 2.SCHROETER, A. A.We are moving ahead. March 1945: 2.Possibilities for the coming school year. May1945: 2.Editorial. February 1947: 2.Introducing our new president. July 1947: 2.SENA, ALIBecky Hoppert, president's scholar. Winter1993: 5.

Author IndexEriclee Gilmore, student athlete. Winter1993: 5.SHIRELY, MINDYStudents send workers for the harvest.Summer 1994: 8.SINGH, SANGEETA16 FPC students in Mexico: just thebeginning. Fall 1982: 11.SPANGLER, CONLANScholars Speak series connects academicstudy with community issues. March2006: 6.Green House balances need andstewardship. July 2006: 8.Volunteers get to the heart of children’seducation. July 2006: 18.Janzen lecturer explores political meaning offaith to ask “How many can youserve?”: Jost challenges notions ofallegiance. July 2006: 19.Scholarly faculty: the learning never stopsfor those who value teaching. July 2010:13.STEFFEN, WAYNECommunities combine to inaugurate AllenCarden. Winter 1997: 4.Surprised by light (ode to a Fresnaneucalyptus). Winter 1997: 15.Mountain field trip gives students new lookat creation. Spring 1998: 4.Mission Emphasis Week looks at subjectfrom all sides. Spring 1998: 6.Recycling program helps financial andenvironmental bottom line. Spring 1998:9.FPU education ideals carry Redekopsthrough Cambridge. Spring 1998: 11.Being normal, being right. Summer 1998: 2.Special students educate FPU. Summer 1998:3.Rick and Karen Bartlett work with Britishyouth. Summer 1998: 11.A peacemaker sees “Saving Private Ryan.”Fall 1998: 2.New programs, more personal attentionkeys to enrollment increase. Fall 1998: 8.Being pulled down by pride while walkingup Powell. Winter 1999: 2.Summer program gives high school studentsan edge on learning. Winter 1999: 3.Sometimes later is better for doctoral study.Winter 1999: 8.Retirement will not slow OASIS or itsexecutive director. Winter 1999: 10.World conference leaders visit Fresno tobuild world community. Spring 1999: 3.“Whose are you?”: The individual whocame into community. Summer 1999: 2.Community critical to student success,enduring part of the university. Summer1999: 3.Scholars strive to enlighten, not aggrandize.Fall 1999: 2.Bursting at the seams. Fall 1999: 7.Katalpa or popsicle, both begin as piece ofwood. Winter 2001: 2.Widening the horizon: expanding into newdisciplines and producing leaders.Winter 2001: 4.Macklin credits university with helping himsee the world, answer call to ministry.Winter 2001: 19.Reaching out to many means it’s neverquitting time. Fall 2001: 2.Extending the tables of community. Fall2001: 4.Many hands are needed to provide astructure for education. Spring 2002: 4.Building the kingdom, one student at a time.Summer 2002: 2.Living in the Spirit: a shared goal joins theFPU community. Summer 2002: 4.Spanning faith and work. June 2003: 4.No time to rest: summer presents newopportunities to fulfill the mission atFPU. October 2003: 4.

Author IndexFather’s life spurs commitment to FPU: PaulEvert’s life and interests reach beyondthe ordinary. October 2003: 18.Criminal justice officials support expandingrestorative justice in Fresno County:local system could be nationwide pilotprogram. February 2004: 12.Academics put faith into action for students:senior citizens benefit. June 2004: 5.Building a campus: Nachtigall and Slentzhelped make FPU physically andacademically. June 2004: 6.Making a splash: FPU’s impact on thecommunity. June 2004: 10.FPU provided somewhere to run to.November 2004: 14.Southbound: FPU makes California 99 thehigher education highway: team effortopens centers in Visalia, Bakersfield.February 2005: 9.New structure enhances university standing,staff changes offer better support. June2005: 2.Fulbright scholar, education leader inUkraine comes to FPU: Sergei Sannikovteaches, researches Menno Simons. June2005: 9.Alumni of FPU: where they are... June 2005:12.Student Life: at Fresno Pacific University,it’s everything. March 2006: 9.Courses help prisoners learn to be studentsand citizens: program plays on FPU’sacademic strengths, educationalexpertise. July 2006: 9.Strategic Plan: a passage to the university’sfuture. November 2006: 9.Education without walls: distance educationtakes academics everywhere. March2007: 9.Autism experts seek to bring togetherparents, schools to help kids. June 2008:3.Art and craft meet in the wood shop. June2008: 5.New deans embrace the idea that definesFPU. November 2008: 9.Ageless learning: adult students makinghistory at FPU: new facilities and majorsspread school’s influence. March 2009:9.Reading—and making readers—is a passionfor Jean Fennacy. July 2009. 4.Bearing fruit: six grads glance back at howFPU readied them for success. July 2009:10.Richard Bernard helps people who share hispast find a future. July 2009: 15.MCC book sale under new management.July 2009: 18.A subject of interest. November 2009: 2.Students see with new eyes on medicalmission trip. November 2009: 8.Faith & knowledge: the blend of a completeeducation. November 2009: 9.From Ukrainian émigré to rising star inaccounting, Nikolya Serdyuk knows thevalue of location. November 2009: 14.Students immerse selves in biblical Hebrew:FPU leads the way among U.S.universities. March 2010: 4.Partnerships provide pathways to buildcommunities. March 2010: 10.Faculty retirees brought gifts in education,science & music. July 2010: 10.An introvert in an extroverted world.November 2010: 2.Living for Christ in the city – here and now.March 2011: 10.Dennis Langhofer understood his students.October 2011: 4.International students enrich FPU. October2011: 12.More than met his eye: Richard Unruhretires from the career he didn’t seecoming. April 2012: 6.College to university: Merrill and PriscillaEwert were passionate about FresnoPacific. April 2012: 8.Creating scientists through community.April 2012: 11.

Author IndexA present from his kids has become a gift tomany. April 2012: 19.Lessons learned: father’s example leads tolife of giving. April 2012: 22.STEPHANOUS, ANDREAMiddle Eastern church leader seekstransformation for his homelandthrough work with FPU. November2008: 8.STRAW, AMANDAWashington trip encourages students to becitizens of the Kingdom. July 2010: 4.SUDERMAN, KATHERINETestimony. May 1947: 3.SUDERMAN, ROBERTTestimonies. January 1948: 5.THIESEN, ROSELLAHis Jewels' Bible Clubs. September-October1946: 4.His Jewels. November 1946: 7.Joyfully serving him. February 1947: 7.Director's prayer letter. April 1947: 3.Looking forward to Hartland conference.July 1947: 6.Christian education. October 1947: 5.Dear prayer helpers. November 1947: 4.A prayer letter. April 1948: 3.Hartland “HJBC” conference echoes.November 1948: 6.“On the air with HJBC: a children’s rally.June 1950: 3.“HJBC” teachers’ institute September 29-30.September 1950: 3.An Easter children’s rally. April 1951: 3.THIESSEN, ANNEBiography of Martin Luther. March 1946: 3.THIESSEN, HELENPrayer and work go hand in hand. April1947: 4.THIESEN, LOUISEChristian service testimonies. November1948: 4.THIESSEN, MARYTestimonies from the graduates. June 1951:4.THIESSEN, ROYTestimonies. November 1947: 6.Testimonies. December 1947: 5.TOEWS, JACOB J.“Good tidings of great joy.” December 1944:1.Christ-given cheers. January 1945: 6.Look. November 1945: 2.TOEWS, PAULWalking in the footsteps of Mennonitehistory. Winter 1993-1994: 4.A man with a dangerous mind retires fromFPC. Summer 1996: 3.UNRUH, ABETestimonies from the graduates. June 1952:3.VOGT, ELEANORTestimonies from the graduates. June 1952:3.WALL, BERNARDWhy I Came to P.B.I. March 1945: 3.WARKENTIN, EDIETo care and to confront. Fall 1982: 3.WARKENTIN, JOELChristian service report. November 1950: 3.The unshrouded Christ. April 1952: 1.WARKENTIN, OLIVE: see HIEBERT, OLIVE(WARKENTIN)WEDEL, BEATRICE

Author IndexTestimony. September-October 1946: 5.WEDEL, HERBERTTestimonies. October 1947: 7.WHITE, CLARENCE H.Testimonies. November 1947: 6.WIEBE, ARTHUR J.From the director’s desk. November 1961: 2.From the director’s desk. January 1962: 2.From the director’s desk. August 1962: 2.From the president’s desk. October 1962: 2.From the president’s desk. January 1963: 2.From the president’s desk. March 1963: 2.From the president’s desk. May 1963: 2.From the president’s desk. September 1964:2.From the president’s desk. October 1965: 2.From the president’s desk. November 1965:2.From the president’s desk. January 1966: 2.From the president’s desk. October 1971: 2.Important developments. July-August 1945:3.The foundations of God. January 1946: 2.WILLEMS, ARTHUR G.The necessity for the resurrection of Christ.March-April 1949:2.The goal of life. June 1949: 2.Editorial. October 1949: 2.Christmas and missions. December 1949: 2.A walk with God. January 1950: 2.Bible Conference issue. February 1950: 2.Behold your God. February 1951: 2.Room for Jesus. December 1951: 1.WILLEMS, LEROYReport from the summer service project.January 1966: 3.YOST, MELVINTestimonies. January 1946: 6.WIEBE, H. D.Pacific Bible Institute Day. October 1944: 6.WIEBE, MARTHATestimony. May 1946: 7.Dietician's farewell. January 1947: 4.WIEBE, SHEILACome back and see the future. Fall 1992: 3.WIENS, DOROTHYTestimonies. October 1947: 7.WIENS, FRANK J.Dining accommodations. November 1945: 7.Matthew VI: 20-21. December 1945: 5.WIENS, SAMA word of appreciation. October 1944: 6.The Wise Men. December 1944: 5.With the churches. January 1945: 5.