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"Hooray 4 Hollywood" Reviewed Major Tour comes to GFC Soccer Bruins head for the top Automobile as an Icon

" JB" is the Drama Department's latest production

-Sl^amLcui^k Jul,, The Crescent

George Fox College, Newberg, OR November 11, 1986 ower Outage Results in Class Cancelations

by Darin Sturdevant At 9:30 p.m. Thursday, a excavation for the wire was GFC students woke up fuse on the power pole located already underway. early Friday morning to be at the corner of Sheridan and Kerry Grant, resident of greeted with a three day Carlton Way accidently blew Edwards 2 North commented, weekend as a power outage up and temporarily haUe4 "It was very frustrating as I shut down the campus. power as PGE crews were was trying to study at 3 a.m. Things were not as bright for dispatched. and the lights went out again Portland General Electric Bill Jackson, manager of for the fifth time." crewmen and Physical Plant SAGA food service noted the Heibert predicted power staff who spent the night loss of power as causing the to be resumed fully across the tracing the problem to an early shutdown of the campus by Friday afternoon underground faulty wire in SUBway. since the problem had been front of Minthorne Hall. located and only a uvdViaL Testing began soon alter was A PGE spokesman noted Heibert and PGE crews of time before being repaired. the wiring to be the property located the blown fuse which With the loss of power, of George Fox College, but resulted in numerous loud SAGA food service watched declined to comment further explosions heard up to two with great concern because of on the subject. "I'm not sure miles away from campus. the much needed electricity exactly who owns the wire," for refrigeration. "The first explosion was However, said Roy Hiebert of the accidental, but the remaining power was soon resumed and Physical Plant staff who were all a part of the testing neither effected the breakfast reported the scene of the process that lasted past 3 a.m. or lunch schedule. "We were incident at 10:45 p.m. Friday morning," Heibert blessed," said Bill Jackson. Thursday night and at noon said. The buildings with pdwer Friday still working was on outages at last count were the project. "We are dealing No one was injured Hoover Administration with 15,000 volts of power throughout the whole ordeal Building, Wood-Mar Hall, and we aren't going to mess which has only occured one and Calder Center. around with that, therefore previous time four years ago Workmen repair electrical lines With busy schedules and is when a wire shorted in PGE here." out the thought of a three day ff front of Carey Hall. "Women in the weekend, the students opinion Ministry "This kind of thing doesn't of the campus shut down was occur just every day, saiu a is expressed best by freshman GFC Conference Theme PGE crewman as the Kerry Grant, "I love it!" The topic "Women in the McCutchen spoke Sunday Seminary delivered a lecture Ministry" was discussed in a at the Sherwood Friends on "The Grimke Sisters," who four-day conference which Church, and on the Newberg were involved in the feminist GFC Holiday Bazaar started Sunday, Nov 2 at campus with a chapel address movement and anti-slavery George Fox College. Monday. Her topic was "The issue in the 19th century. A tradition renews Nov. their purchases. "The point of the Making of the Ministry." "Servants in the Ministry" 14-15 when the George Fox Proceeds from this year's conference was to She also spoke Monday was the topic of the College Auxiliary holds it's sale will benefit the GFC

demonstrate women's various night at 7 p.m. in Kershner concluding session at 1 1 a.m. annual Holiday Bazaar. Home Economics Department roles in the ministry," Lecture Hall. She discussed Wednesday in Bauman Members of the Auxiliary with $1,500 designated to help according to Arthur O. Elizabeth Fry, a leader in Auditorium. Louis George, spent nearly a year preparing with the purchase of a Roberts, George Fox prison reform in the early wife of the pastor of the for their annual holiday sale, commercial refrigerator, and professor of religion and 19th century. Clackamas Park Friends which features all hand-made $500 to be given to the philosophy. Mary Morse, an instructor Church delivered the moving items. The bazaar this year Instructional Media The discussion was also at Western Evangelical chapel address. will feature jams, jellies, Department. the theme for the Newberg floral arrangements, Last year the sale raised college's 11th annual Quaker Christmas decorations, toys, more than $3,000 with most Emphasis Week. quilts and jewelry. used to install new campus "This is not only of GFC Holds Autumnfest The jewelry was made by lighting in Hess Creek interest to Quakers, but has an two residents of Friendsview Canyon. interest for other churches by Phil HIggins dance, had to cancel for Manor, who spent the year Holiday Bazaar hours are where men play the pastoral Halloween was the setting personal reasons." gathering stones and 10 p.m. to 7 p.m. Friday, roles," Roberts said. for the George Fox College materials, then putting them Nov. 14 Nov. 15. The sale is Despite this set back, the More than 30 speakers Autumnfest, a time when together to form broaches, in the Cap and Gown Room of dance was still held after were involved in lectures, students could indulge in a necklaces, and other pieces of Heacock Commons. finding a new caller. "It was panels, and classroom night of food. Classical Film jewelry. The nearest visitor great," said one student, "I presentations. (i.e. Young Frankenstien), Also featured this year parking area is adjacent to loved it, it's a great way to The primary speaker was and George Fox's current fad. will be paintings by a local Pennington Hall on Rive< meet girls." Ragan dubbed Retha McCutchen, associate Square Dancing. "There were artist and pottery by George Street, and at the Hoover the dance as a "success." pastor of the Boise (Idaho) some problems in getting a Fox art professor Pete Snow. Academic Friends Church. She was caller," said Activities P'ood for the Autumnfest Shoppers also will be able building/Wood-Mar Hall recorded as a Friends minister Dire.rtnr SJrntt Paoon "tVi** wa<: HnnatpH hv Rill Tarlrcnn nf tn Tniinr.h on thpir favnritp narVino arf»ii r\n Ayff»riHi an ^

Editorial/Opinion November 11, 1986

Christianity and Culture?

I was recently asked what come here who are not and drown. made GFC a Christian seeking a deeper walk or I offer a challenge: For all college. That was a good greater understanding of a those administrators, faculty, question for me to struggle relationship with Christ. and staff reading this, I with and as I worked through From my contact with challenge you to adjust your an answer, I figured that there students here over the last few perception of what makes this would probably be a lot of years, I would give the rough a Christian college. Realize All opinions m this section, including editorials, are the opinions of the indwiduoi different reasons that people estimate that 30% of our that you will come into writers amS not necessarily the opinions of the staff of The Crescent, the Associated Student Community, or the AdminiUration of Georqe Fox College might give. students would not label contact with All articles opinion must numerous of be pubKshed with the author 's name Some would say we're a themselves Christians; 40% non-Christians each day, as Christian schoor because we are nominal Christians; and well as numerous Christians were founded by devout only 30% are sold-out fully to who are in deep pain and need ChristiaA. Deople. Although Christ. healing ministry. Would this that Why do I feel so strongly Is Dead? wouldF&eem to start us in new perspective change the GFC the right direction, we needn't about discrediting this way you respond to that Another Doggone Editorial! years freshman class has look farther than Lewis distorted belief concerning student in front of your desk? I've come to the brought a strong spiritual Clark, or Linfield to see that the make-up of our campus? I Would it change the way you conclusion that this emphasis to the campus well-meaning ancestors aren't firmly believe that this view might teach your class? campus is DEAD! Oh, that might be a (Thanks, God), but I still always honored after their has kept us from accepting the Would it change the way you bit harsh, sorry! Perhaps I'm sense a need for respect. It death. Or maybe we are a ministry that needs to take live your life, which is a too old and cynical, but this seems to me that this respect Christian campus because We place here on this campus. constant example to us? can, of course be blamed upon would allow questioning of have "Christianity and We blunder on, through the For all the students who senioritis, although I tend to administrative decisions, open Culture" emblazoned on our fog of misconception that may happen to read this, I feel that it has much more to communication, and even official crest. But even if it shrouds our "Christian" challenge you to realize that do with the influence of such /community and love (love, of was emblazoned on our community, teaching finely we are not all Christians, and people as Darrell Lamb, Matt Vourse, is the greatest of official chests, it wouldn't be tuned points of spiritual even those of us who are

Simonis, "Serf," and the these) to become , vital enough to make us a Christian philosophy to students who committed to serving Christ infamous Gary Holton. elements of daily GFC life. college. may be unfamiliar with how still struggle with deep pains Maybe I should explain? What do we respect? I would like to refute one to find John 3:16. We address and regrets. Would this We I am not a critic of the pay nearly $10,00() per year inaccurate argument that I chapels to healthy and change the way you talk to spiritual realm (at leas* an for this education. Shouldn't feel is held by many students, growing disciples of Christ someone at dinner? Would it appropriate one), but I a v/e respect it? Not just the as well as by the public in which possibly makes up only change the way you talk about am critic of the campus academic contribution, but the general, (including some of a fraction of the audience. We someone at dinner? Would it atmosphere. I figure being social, spiritual, cultural, etc. our supporters and speak in highly specialized change the way you live your here since 1983 gives me a If we were to respect what decision-makers). This Christian phrases while only life or respond to others? couple rights. Therefore, we paying for, we might erronous belief holds that casually mentioning the basics So back to our question: aifi what has happened to the also have to get actively GFC is a Christian college of Christianity such as What makes GFC a Christian enthusiasm, involvement, involved with it! That's not because young Christian "forgiveness", "grace", and campus? I would have to say maybe even respect that used too much for a campus that students come here seeking an "cleansing". We act as though it is the poential that we have to be felt on this campus? I'm was challenged to education and a community in everyone understood and was to be a ministering- not asserting that have "Experience Excellence!" which to grow spiritually. I on the edge of their seats to community to the pains so we none, I just can't find it! disagree whole-heartedly with see what spiritual opportunity many of us have inside. At Many have said that this by Kris M. Croly this uninformed view. would arise next. In our this point I feel that potential Although we io. have a blindness to the true spiritual is unrealized. We are not a number of Christian students, state of our campus, we choke ministering community. we have many who have come spiritual infants with tough Perhaps God will stir our Dear Editor, breakfasts at John's Family here for every conceivable theological meat-byproducts. hearts and help us open On behalf of my staff and Restaurant in Dundee, one reason except to find a Where we should be ourselves to his ministering the residents of Edwards Hall, quart of yogurt from Cherry

Christian community. We accepting, loving, and power. I would like to thank you for Hill Yogurt , a gift certificate also have Christians who have nurturing, we condemn, judge by Bruce Bishop all your support for the from the Subshop. and a Edwards Carnival. It was a helium balloon from

great success. There were 3howg^$Q QfFlQwgrs . over 100 people who attended It means a lot to me to see and I think everyone had a how supportive The Crescent Issues Raised at Open Forum good time. I greatly is towards campus events. appreciated the publicity you That helps to build Dear Editor: doing high school visits, concerning relevant issues on gave us. Also, thanks for cooperation on campus. We attended the Open college fairs and visiting campus. being willing to give publicity Thank you for being the one Forum on Wednesday evening students in their homes. Their Sincerly, to those businesses in to make that happen. between the administration efforts shoud not go Newberg who donated prizes. Joan LittleHeld and the students. We would unnoticed. Let them know we Shana Longstroth and Other businesses who Resident Director - like to express some of our appreciate them! Marcia Hallmark donated prizes were: 2 free Edwards views about the topics discussed. Another issue discussed, dealt with the heavy Concerning the question GFC Presents "Hooray 4 Hollywood" that was brought up about the workloads for students under ths semester system. Many lack of recruitment of new by Darin Sturdevant said Newberg businessman through out the audience students agreed that their students: We have seen the As the curtain dropped Steve Bates, "But that's dancing with various ladies. grades are actually lower than amount of dedication and hard Thursday night, Nov. 6, natural... It wouldn't seem like Tables turned on Kinsella before because of the switch. work being produced in the George Fox College Music opening night without them." when Christine Belnap rose admissions office. A possible solution that the Extreme Theatre opened up it's A highlight in the show from the audience dressed in administration is considering amounts of time have been 198f -87 season with the debut featured Larry Wilkins in the cowboy hat and vogue nerd is to minimize one and spent by the staff on the road two 4 performance "Hooray title role of Popeye with attire. As the two danced up credit-hours classes so that r Hollywood". Jenifer Cambell as Olive Oil and down the aisle to Belnap's students would be able to take The production directed and Adam Litde as Sweet Pea. delight and Kinsella's dismay, fewer courses. In this way, and produced by Joseph E. Wilkins and Cambell sang the Kinsella commented, "Thanks we would be able to focus on 4 Gilmore featured musical sweet love song "Sailin" as Mom." classes rather than having to selections from "Fame", Little rocked back and forth With the mixture of switch back and forth between "Popeye", "Hans Chrisitan in his baby carriage to the singing from a very spirited 9 different subjects. We think Andersen", and a "Tribute to delight of the audience. chorus, dancing from a this would definitely be to the Gershwin." One enthused audience chorus line that covered all Crescent Staff students' advantage. '4' "Hooray Hollywood" areas of dance from ballet member commented, "I hope to Editor: David featured an excellent array of tap, and acting Lehman There are many "behind to see that kid on the stage from some of Layout Editor: classical dance with '4' the scenes" comments that again, he's got potential." Fox's best, "Hooray Chris Belnap choreographers Doreen need to be expressed openly Music for the Hollywood" scored a direct Photography Editor: Dodgen, Jeana Flanagan, and hit. for results to happen. You "Hollywood" showcase was Tina Sparks to credit. Ken Altman Timothy J. Oppenlander and a friend may want to directed by Joseph E. Gilmore The show had minor headed the that Staff: Kris Croly discuss your opinions with the and featured a trio of crew technical problems which any transferred B Laura Macy appropraite administrative musicians as well as interludes auman production might face on Auditorium l^aura Smith member. of pre-recorded music which into a Hollywood opening night but was handled sound stage with reversable Darin Sturdevant made for a nice contrast. It is being considered that well by the cast who worked Dan Hyatt props and intricate lighting. Open Forums be held two or together like a well oiled The tribute to George The show continued John Martinotti three times If machine. a semester. this Gershwin, "Embraceable running throught the seventh happens, "I could tell there were please attend and You" spotlighted David and eighth with a special vnir.ft vmir thniiohtc sionift nneninp nipht iittftrs." A.: CI Feature November 11, 1986 Two Profs to Deliver National-Level Paper Two George Fox College Darlene Graves, a faculty professors—a husband and member since 1974, will wife team- have been chosen discuss "The role of play and to present papers before the the Playing of Roles in national Religious Speech Religious Communication." Communication Association She has a master's degree convention Nov. 14-16 in in speech and drama from Chicago: California State at Los Making presentations will Angeles. She is director of be Michael Graves, professor George Fox's drama of communication arts, and program, including it's Darlenc Graves, assistant touring theater troupe, professor of drama. Inter-Mission. Michael Graves, a faculty Also attending the membct since 1972, will conference will be Richard discuss "The Clowning Glory: Engnell, associate professor A Rationale for the Use of of communication arts and The Hyatt brothers Andy, Dan, and Tim Bozos in Religious chairman of the GFC Division Communication". of Communication and Keeping It In The Family It will be his second Literature. He is part of an presentation before a national ethics task force for the by David Lehman Dan, who is involved in GFC registrar Hector conference of the organization. He will attend Many students must leave New Vision, Dayspring, Munn said that members of organization. He also an all-day seminar on ethics in their families behind when KFOX, and is captain of the the same family attending addressed the 1984 communication. they leave home for college. GFC soccer team, said that he GFC at the same time was an convention in Washington, Michael Graves also will But not Dan Hyatt, he brought really enjoyed having his interesting but not uncommon D.C. meet with other members of his family with him. brothers here. "We don't do occurrence. In the 1981-82 Michael Graves will the national Christian College Dan's two younger everything together but we school year four members of participate in a panel on Coalition to establish a brothers Tim and Andy also have a lot of fun," Dan said. the Driesner family attended alternatives to discernment, summer speech conference at attend GFC. Dan is a senior at the same time. "It occurs "or, is there another way to George Fox through that Andy Hyatt is the youngest telecommunications major. occasionally", said Munn. preach besides sermonizing?" organization. of the trio. Andy a freshman The Hyatt brothers do not business major and basketball live together but they still do a player, came to GFC because lot together. "It works out Taff/Lefevre/Walsh Tour comes he wanted to attend a small really to GFC well because we like the Christian school. He also same music and the same by Scott Ragan and recorded such classics as watch the Christian music receives a special tuition sports", said Andy. On Thursday night, what "Trumpet of Jesus" and market, and has been known break given to students who One advantage of having has been called the most "Praise the Lord." Upon as one of the very first have other relatives attending your close family members powerful contemporary leaving the Imperials, Russ "Christian rockers." He GFC. with you at school is the Christian tour to date, released his first solo album recorded his first album Tim Hyatt is a sophomore amount of support they give consisting of Russ Taff, "Wall of Glass," one song off "Mylon" in 1970. biology major and plays you. "There are times when it Mylon Lefevre and Broken of which has become the But from that point on, it soccer at GFC. Tim who was is good to have someone who Heart, and Shiela Walsh, will theme song for many was down hill for many also involved in track last year is family to talk to," said Dan. be performing on the George Christians today: years.. ."We were a rock 'n' came to GFC because he felt "Having my older brother Fox campus in Wheeler "...You're my brother, you're roll band who believed that my sister/ So take me by the hand/ more comfortable here. "I here really helped me last Sports Center. Jesus was the son of God," Together we will work until He was unsure of myself and I year when I was not sure of recalls, The three artists are some comes/ There's no foe that can Mylon "we just didn't knew a lot of Dan's friends what I was doing," said Tim. of the most recognized talents defeat us/ When we're walkin' side know what to do about it. We here," Tim said. Dan and Tim share a class in the Contemporary by side/ As long as there is love, prayed before we went on Wc Will Stand." Dan Hyatt is the "big together as well. "We always Christian scene today, with stage, but we also smoked "WcWiU Stand" brother". "I think it's great", sit together and laugh through Russ Taff and Mylon Lefevre marijuana. Naturally it was Russ' latest album, said Dan. "I also save a lot on journalism," said Dan, but he easily being the just a matter of time until the most "Medals," was recently my phone bill because I don't went on to add that it was a recognizable to the west gospel was taken over by the coast awarded Christian music's have to call home as often", good experience and that they crowd. Russ Taff rock 'n' roll." was highest honor. Contemporary said Dan. both learned a lot. formerly with the Imperials Over the next few years, Christian Album of the year, Mylon worked with such with the title cut notable names as Eric proclaiming... Clapton, George Harrison, The Automobile as an Icon "He had no medals/ A hand that never made a fist/A story line Mick Fleetwood, The Who, For most people the use the automobile as an icon faith and reaching for quality. without a twist/ He had no and Billy Joel. Despite such medals/A man of love/ man of enjoyment of a classic because in a materialistic For each of the 12 topics A acclaim, he says that the peace/ He will fight for your automobile does not stretch culture that forces us to ask rock'n'roll Roberts has written poems release." lifestyle he knew further than two smooth, questions about our culture that will summarize and give Taff, in talking about his really wasn't all it's cracked unchipped fenders and the and about the things that the be... find main emphasis to his music and ministry, says that up to "What you out sweet purr of a well tuned symbolize that culture- the point. is that the world ain't got the music of ten years ago is engine. automobile symbolizes the Roberts, a anything to offer. It is just as George Fox not going to reach the people But for Arthur Roberts, culture of Americans. faculty member since is depressing in a Rolls Royce as 1953, of today. He says "...there's a the classic automobile stands A 1968 Camaro will be on the first professor to give a whole new generation out it is in a Honda.. .if you don't as an icon — a ritual artifact or display on the George Fox second lecture in the series there. They're not know about Jesus." religious symbol — for campus as part of the founded in 1955. His first, in After his responding to the message the breaking drug teaching values of family, program. It previously was 1956, was titled "Judgement addiction, way they used to...." Mylon began to freedom and faith as owned by Roberts. It is being and the Meaning of History." "Man, don't ever pull his life together with his confidence in life. restored He says there are and reconditioned by no direct underestimate the power of Lord. In 1980 he fully Roberts is professor of a local Newberg connections or similarities businessman to music on young people today. re-surrendered his life to philosophy here at George and will be on loan. Roberts the current lecture, only by Jesus, and in 1981, he was This is the MTV generation. Fox College. He will lecture will use it as one example in implication does it bear a Music is their language. ordained as a minister at on his ideas Nov. 11 in the his lecture. will use similarity because it contrasts He When we lock into that Mount Paran Church of God. 36th George Fox College pictures of other cars to love and judgments, he says. language, we're going to see Concerning his music, Faculty Lecture. The explain In that different topics. aspect it is revival happen." Lefevre had this to say. .."Our program has the title "The "In complementary, he our culture, we're says. When asked about his music is rock 'n' roll. We " Automobile as Icon: Some tempted to idolaters I feel very honored by it's become music as compared to music in don't even tell anybody Autobiographical in respect of material the many students who goods," the non- Christian scene contemporary Christian Reflections." It will will be at Roberts said. George Fox College that have 'n' roll For some today, Russ said, "I feel my music. We are a rock 7:30 p.m. in Kershner people it gone out and have lived like one, can be clothes, their competition is Prince, Bruce band. We sound we Lecture Hall, open to the satisfying lives, and who have businesses, or a sport. All of Springsteen, Huey Lewis & look like one, and at the end of public without charge. been thoughtful, us drive automobiles. We can creative the News. In the early days of the night we smell like one. Roberts will show how Christian either make idols of them or men and women," Christian music, a strong But we are born-again and ordinary material things serve Roberts said. they can become icons." message could carry barely filled with the spirit of God. as instruments for a divine Roberts' Roberts says is lecture will have he honored acceptable music. Today, The Word of God is in the purpose, and how the 12 topics, to be chosen twice for each with different the though, I'm called to reach abundance of our heart, and at automobile may be useful in cars and a short story faculty lecture. "It's a great on such kids who know the greatest every concert it just comes understanding purposes in subjects as faith privilege to able and learning be to serve a music in the world." out. There's nothing I can do life. and are, faith faculty that has that who you and much Mvlon Lefevre is also about it. I don't see any sports November 11, 1986 Lady Bruins WinDistrict 2 PlayoffBid

George Fox College's times are to be announced this game, sophomore Kim Meche volleyball women made a week. served four fast points to put "must-win" situation into a George Fox already is in GFC up 4-1. But Warner cake walk Thursday (Oct. 30) post-season play, participating Pacific caught up and went as they beat Warner Pacific Tuesday and Wednesday ahead 5-4 and knotted it 8-8. College in three straight (Nov. 4-5) in the National GFC then pulled ahead at games to earn an NAIA Christian College Athletic 12-8. Finally Newberg District 2 playoff berth. Assoc. Region 8 playoffs at sophomore Stacie Chandler, Warner Pacific. served an ace to end the game The Lady Bruins had to Bruin Coach Steve Grant at 15-10. Ironically, win the match to be said he had an uneasy feeling Chandler, a front-row player, considered for post-season going into the game with had yet to serve in a game in action the eight-team Warner. "I knew it was an because of a sore shoulder. tourney that starts Friday important game, and if wc Grant had used all his (Nov. 7) at Western Oregon. didn't win, we wouldn't go to substitutions and couldn't The victory gave GFC a district." The Lady Knights rotate her out of the game. regular season record of had stopped George Fox in In the second game, the 13-12. It sends the Lady four games earlier in the teams were even at 1,2, 3, 4, Bruins to district playoff season in Portland. and 5 when the Bruins began competition for the first time The second meeting was slowly to pull away, and in two years. Pairings and one of spurts. In the first extended their lead to 13-5.

GFC Track Greats Make Hall of Fame Paul Diefenbaugh takes control for Bruins Two former George Fox decathlete to pass the 7,000 vault Standard at 15-7 in 1969 College track stars were level in decathlon and it stood up untill 1984. inducted Monday, Nov. 3 into competition. Three times he was an NAlA Soccer Bruins are the NAIA District 2 players Buck, a 1976 GFC AU-American, finishing third Hall of Fame. graduate, is a Newberg in the national pole vault Honored at the district's resident, employed by Bill competition each time: in District Champions annual awards dinner will be Page Construction. 1970 with a 15-4 mark Davie McDonald, who for McDonald is a 1972 graduate indoors and in 1969 and 1971 by Dan Hyatt This game marked the nearly 15 years held the with Western Real Estate with a 15-8 outdoor effort. The George Fox soccer fourth win in a row for the district's pole vault record, Services, Beaverton. Both marks continue to be team became the NCCAA Bruins, and also the fourth and Ed Buck, the first district school records. McDonald set the pole GFC District 8 soccer champions shutout in a row. It also Buck set a new district on Satuday winning an marked the accomplishment decathlon mark when he emotional match against the of two goals coach Tim produced 7,045 points in defending champions, Tsohantaridis set at the 1975. That year he was Concordia. beginning of the season. named an NAIA The elated Bruin club "My goals for the season All-American when he celebrated wildly, chanting are to .500 or better and to finished second in the "Texas, Tex as...", and win the NCCAA Dilstrict 8 decthlon, setting a national mobbing head coach Tim title, "said Tsohantaridis yV^HCaMTILE decthlon javelin record that Tsohantaridis. earlier in the year. 538-1991 still stands. The same year he With this title the Bruins The Bruins ended their also was fourth in the national earned the right to play 9-6-1 tea creative papergoods gifts for season with a mark and open javelin at 220-10. the West Coast regional it looks like they are headed to coffee Oregon products cards Buck was District 2 championship. If GFC wins Texas. That's incredible for a spices stationary folk art decathlon champion in both the regional championship, team that has only been candy gift wrap kitchen gifts 1974 and 1975 and was the the Bruins will be going to the around for 3 years. pen/pencils bath gifts honey javelin champion in 1974. He National Championships in Congratulations guys! organizers wnllpnpcr mugs still holds George Fox's Texas, representing the West school record in the javelin at Coast.

Something unique for the price you can afford! 230-6 and six decathlon It was an intense battle for records. He has a lifetime best both teams, but George Fox The History of George Fox College Soccer javelin throw of 247-1 1. used a more finesse game Ceremonies were held compared to Concordia's Some stats on the soccer Bruins: Nov. 3 in Salem at Willamette physical style, and it payed University. off. -1st winning season in GFC The first goal for the The soccer history. Bruins came in the first White House minute of play. Freshman -against NCCAA opponents, Fellowships Bryce Martin took a GFC scored 27 goals, left-footed shot from just opponents scored 4 goals. inside the 18 yard line,

placing it perfectly into the -in 14 games, the Bruin's worst net. loss was 3-0 to College of The second goal was a Idaho. product of the defensive -in NAIA action, Bruins A unique opportunity pressure George Fox's outscored opponents 41-21. for outstanding Americans forwards put on the Cavalier's early in their udieers to defense. A Concordia work for a year at defender made a bad back pass the highest levels of the Federal Government to his keeper, and the ball rolled into the goal. Tim INTERESTED IN For more information: Hyatt and Kyle Findley were The President's ANNOUNCING Coniniissujii there to make sure the ball # Compact Discs White House iY'Ilowsliips 712 lackson Place. N.VV went over the goal line. or Audio? !!! Special Student Hours !!! Washington. D.C. 20503 (2021 395-4521.' # Marketing? 10:00 pm - 2:00 am # A Resume Builder ? Monday - Thursday Donald W. Skei, D.C. DIGITAL SOUND [MARKET SERVICESI COME ON DOWN! Chiropractic Physician Needs ambitious Alan Tlusty, Owner member of the President's council of college students 510 E. First SL Newberg, Oregon 97132 George Fox College to be campus representatives

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