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Teom Captain, Senior Guard Phil Oornhort j COLEMAN J1. WHEELER SPORTS CENTER CONTAINING THE JAMES AND LILA MILLER GYMNASIUM

George Fox College begins its fourth year in the Coleman H. Wheeler Center for Sports and Physi­ cal Education. Completed in June 1977, the )2.7 million, 55,000-squore-foor complex is the col­ lege's largest building. It contains the James and Lila Miller Gymnasium, the Oruin home court. The sports center was designed by noted archi­ tect Pietro Oelluschi , with a wooded canyon set­ ting chosen as the center's location. The building features wood products and a Iorge window area overlooking the adjacent natural terrain. Three times larger than Hester Gymnasium, which it replaced, the Wheeler Center features a 116 x 174-foot gymnasium with three basket­ boll courts and seating for 2,700 spectators. The gymnasium ceilings ore 32 feet over the hard­ wood maple floor. The gym provides three volleyball The lower level contains a concession area and ticket courts and five badminton courts. soles oreo, dressing rooms, team rooms, equipment-issuing The building is entered on two levels-ground level on room, laundry, and storage space. An east wing of the the east side through nine doors for the general public and building houses two handball courts. after crossing a 200-foot bridge, and on the second floor The building is named for long-time Oregon lumberman on the west side for campus personnel . There is a two­ Coleman H. Wheeler, former chairman of the board of floor lobby featuring oak parquet floors. Willomette Industries. The gymnasium is named for board Contained on the upper level ore athletic administration member James Miller and his wife Lila . He is the former and faculty offices , staff room, and class, weight, and president of Cascadia Lumber Co. The building was multipurpose rooms. dedicated Oct. 17, 1977.

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George Fox College is the outgrowth of a desire by early Intercollegiate athletics is on integral port of the overall Willomette Volley Quol~er settlers who established Pacific education program at George Fox. Men's varsity athletic Academy in 1 885 for the Christian education of their chil­ teams represent the college in baseball, bosl~etboll , track, dren. The college division was organized in 1891 to pro­ soccer, and cross-country. vide more advanced instruction for students. In 1949, George Fox College competes as on independent on because of the many colleges in the Northwest with Pacific the varsity level. Its schedules ore coordinated with the in their nome, the college was renamed George Fox in Northwest Conference and with other independents in the honor of the founder of the Friends (Quol~er) Church . The Northwest. George Fox is a member of the Notional college is governed by a 42-member 13oord of Trustees Association of Intercollegiate Athletics CNAIA), Distria 2. elected by Northwest Yearly Meeting of Friends Church, Women students compete in volleyball. cross-country, which comprises more than 8 ,500 members in 56 churches bosl~etboll . tennis. track. and softball . The college is a in Oregon, Washington, and Idaho. member of the Women's Conference of Independent Col­ Today the 60-ocre rural, tree-shaded campus a half-hour leges and the Northwest College Women's Sports Associa­ drive from Portland is undergoing a major expansion with tion. eight new buildings completed in the lost four years with For students not participating in the varsity program. GFC total investment of nearly $7 million. has a complete intramural program 'including flog football , College enrollment is at a record 7 50. The college has basketball. volleyball, softball, and tennis. grown for eight consecutive years, increasing by 7 5 per- Athletic facilities include the Coleman H. Wheeler Center cent in that span. · for Sports and Physical Education, Colcord Field, which in­ Accredited by the Northwest Association of Secondary cludes a football/soccer field and new all-weather rub­ and Higher Schools, the college offers 20 majors in six divi­ berized track, and tennis courts. A new .athletic field com­ sions : Education, Fine and Applied Arts , Language Arts , plex containing baseball diamond. two softball fields, soc­ Natural Science, Rel igion, and Social Science . George Fox cer field, and archery range is under construaion, to be is one of 1 3 members of the notional Christian College completed this school year. Consortium. The college has a student-faculty ratio of Wheeler Center. completed in 1977 in a $2.7 m ill ion 16/1 , with about 55 percent of faculty members having projea, includes the James and Lila Miller Gymnasium w ith doctorates. three bosl~etboll courts and seating for up to 2, 700, multi­ George Fox students come from 23 states and 5 foreign purpose. class , and weight rooms, faculty and admini­ countries. Nearly 40 religious denominations ore repre­ strative offices, handball courts; dressing and therapy ., sented on campus. rooms. . '· I , I ' :~ 1 I IJ ' ' 'f,~ '' ,,>4· I b of

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George Fox College is represented by the nicl~nome and The game of bosl~etboll was invented by Dr. James Nai­ mascot "Oruin ." Out it's not always been so, even though it smith in 1891, and it tool~ just seven years for it to be should have been. brought to George Fox College (then called Pacific The nickname comes from a real bear captured in 1 88 7 College). just two years after Pacific Academy (the college's College board member and community leader T. W . Hes­ predecessor) was established. The small cub was captured ter and others first saw the game played at the Portland in the coast range foothills west of Carlton when its mother YMCA . They were captivated by the new game and secur­ was shot. The young cub was brought to campus by a stu­ ed a ball, which they brought bad~ to the college. The first dent and later lived with a faculty member. When it grew exhibition game was played shortly thereafter, in the to adulthood it was kept in a pit in what is now l~nown as winter of 1898, and the first site was the third floor of the Hess Creek Canyon south of the campus. It escaped one old Commercial Hotel on North Main Street because the too many times and was turned into steal~ for the dining college had no adequate space for the new sport. table and the hide preserved on a frame and displayed in The first gymnasium on the campus was the upper part of an early campus museum. When it deteriorated several one wing of an old academy building (Hoover Hall), built in years later, it was taken to a campus furnace room to be 1885 and torn down in the mid-1950s. A one-room wood destroyed, but the framework proved a problem in dis­ gymnasium building was constructed in 1916 and served mantling, so it was left sitting in a corner. Students found until 1946, when the college opened Hester Gymnasium, the old 13ruin skin later and began skirmishes over owner­ a concrete block structure built partly by student/faculty ship , a tradition that continued 85 years later. "13ruin labor at a cost of $40,000. The building, with a single Junior," a replica , under a set of guidelines passed down hemlock playing floor and seating for 1,100, served for years, was fought over periodically in class competition through the 1976-77 season with opening of Wheeler with the class able to physically drag the Oruin replica off Center. campus declared the rightful owner until next "flashed." College athletic affiliation in men's basl~etball over those Even with the 13ruin tradition, somewhere along the line, years has gone from independent status to membership in the "Quaker" tag to athletic teams came into popularity the old Willamette Christian College Conference, the with sportswriters because of the college's church affilia­ Metropolitan Conference, the Oregon Collegiate Confer­ tion, and that nicl~name was used, along with a mascot ence, and bad~ again to the present status as a major "Foxy George," a little fox with a Quaker hat. Oath gain­ small college independent member of NAIA District 2 Qoin­ ed acceptance for a period in the 1 9 50s and 1 960s until a ed in 1965). In 1973 George Fox was the district cham­ vote of faculty, students, and administration in 1970 pion and has been in the district playoffs 8 of the last 1 0 reinstated the Oruin nickname to its rightful place. years.

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TONIGHT'S TEAM ROSTERS

.. . FROM NEWOERG , OREGON GEORGE FOX COLLEGE Established in 1891 . Enrollment 750 ~ BRU I N S' Colors : Old Gold and Navy Olue Conference , Independent 1979-80 Record : 18-12 Head Coach : Sam Willard

No. Nome Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Exp. Hometown (High School) 10 Earl Flemming G 6-0 175 Sr . 1V/2JC Indianapolis, Indiana (Harry E. Wood) 12 Kennie Carter G 5-7 155 Jr. 1JC Richmond, Ca lif. (Contra Costa Comm .) 14 Marc Mariani G 5-8 160 Fr. HS Sa lem, Ore . (Sprague) 20 Stan Russell G 6-2 180 So . 1JC Dallas, Ore. ([3end) 24 Mil~e Royer F 6-2 185 Jr. 2V Quincy, Wash. (Quincy) JO Phi l Garnhart G 6-J 175 Sr . JV Cashmere. Wash . (Cashmere) .34 Orion Garl~dull F 6-4 175 So . 1V Dundee. Ore. Worah , Go ise) 40 Eric Smith F 6-8 200 Fr . HS LaHabra, Calif. (Whittier Christi an) 42 M i l~e Grewer F 6-6 180 Sr. 1V/2JC Fo rt Wayne, Indiana (El mhurst) 50 M i l~e Riggan F 6-5 205 Fr . HS Seaside , Ore . (Sea si de) 52 Hille van der Kooy c 6-11 2 15 Sr . JV Ma l ~l~um , Netherlands (Pedagogical Acad .) 54 Paul Almquist c 6-7 2 10 Fr . HS Silverton, Ore. (Silverton)

... FROM NAM PA . IDAHO NORTHWEST NAZARENE Established in 19 1.3 . Enrollment 1 ,.35 0 Colors : Crusader Orange and Olack COLLEGE Conference : Independent ~CRUSADER S ' 1979-80 Record , 21-9 Head Coach, Terry Layton

No. Nome Po s. Ht . Wt. Yr. Exp. Hometown (High School) 20 Darryl Crow G 6-2 165 So 1JC Yal ~i ma , Wash . (Yal~i m a Valley Jr. C.) 21 Robert Richardson F 6-5 170 Fr . HS Pasadena , Ca lif. WI air H .S.) 2.3 Dan Tristan G 6-1 180 Fr. HS Los Angeles, Ca lif . (Jefferson H .S.) 24 Jeff Sm ith G-F 6-5 18.3 Fr . HS Spo l~ a ne , Wash . (West Valley H.S.) 25 Darryl Weber G-F 6-4 190 Jr. 2JC Gillings, Mont . (Daw son Junior C.) .31 Pete Lewis G 6-2 180 Jr . 2JC Richmond. Calif . (Co llege of the S i sl~ i yo us) .32 Eric Forseth F-G 6-5 175 Jr . 2V Denver. Colo . (Denver Christian H.S.) JJ J.R. Harris F 6-5 190 Jr. 2JV Sacramento, Calif. (Sacramento City C.) .34 Sherman Wafer C-F 6-6 200 Jr. 2JC Sacramento, Calif. (Consumnes River C.) .35 Derel~ Lewis F-G 6-5 180 Jr . 2JC New Orleans. Louisiana (Ya l~i ma Vall ey Junior C.) 4.3 Rob Donaldson c 6-6 202 Sr . JV Sacram ento, Cal if . (Consumnes River C.) 44 Jim Visger c 6-9 175 Jr. HS Winnemucca , Nevada (Low ry H. S.) 55 Curti s Foster F-C 6-5 195 Jr . 2JC Tuscaloosa . Alabama ([3rewer State Junior C. ) . . TONIGHT'S GAME

Tonight George Fox Ce.llege renews one of its traditional 1976-77 campaign the Oruins and Crusaders hove split _,,. rivalries as the Northwest Nazarene Crusaders visit Miller each season, each usually winning on its own court. A year '-( Gymnasium. And it's a clash between two apparently ago it was 1 05-7 5 in Nampa and 84-7 7 in Newberg. evenly-matched squads. Ooth the Oruins and the Crusaders Three records hove been set by the Oruins in games with were 11 -9 going into weekend games. NNC. The most free throws attempted-50-was against In the lost 1 2 years since the Oruins joined the Notional the Crusaders in a contest in February 1970. The best free ('', Association of Intercollegiate Athletics the two teams hove throw percentage ever-. 923-wos set in a game in Feb­ faced off 25 times, the Crusaders out in front by a 14-11 r#-)ory 197 6, and in another game in February 1971 in .~ margin. Except for 6 double win for the Oruins in the Nampa the most fouls ever ossessed-45-wos recorded. While the Oruins were tol~ i ng on visiting Eastern Oregon lost night-the third of four games in a row at home-the ASSISTANT COACH TOM HEWITT Crusaders were idle following a Thursday night game in Solem with Western Ooptist . Tom Hewitt, who holds three Tonight's game is the first of bock-to - bod~ games be­ George Fox College bosl~etboll tween the two squads. They meet again next Friday, this records in assists, returns to the time on the Crusaders own court as the Oruins begin a college this year to assist again three-game rood swing east to Idaho to also meet College in basketball. of Idaho Saturday, then Eastern Oregon again Monday Hewitt, at Worner Pacific Col ­ night. lege for the lost two seasons, In tonight's game senior guard Phil Oornhort should come joins the Oruin staff to be assis­ close to becoming the all-time Oruin assist leader. He hod tant to Sam Willard . He also will 392 going into the weekend. The current record of 404 be the George Fox women's was set in 1 9 7 3-7 7 by Tom Hewitt, now G FC assistant tennis coach. coach. A 1977 GFC graduate, Hew­ Prior to weel~end games the Oruins were averaging 7 5 .8 itt, as a guard for the Oruins, points a game, opponems 78.4 . The Oruins hod the re­ ,.. . produced assist records that still stand. He holds individual bound edge at 40.0 to 06.5. .. season records in the most produced ( 1 7 7) and the best There ore four 13ruins in doable-digit scoring: von der overage (6 .1 ), and he has the career assists marl~ at 404. Kooy at 22.1, forwards Mil~e !\oyer and Mike Orewer at Hewitt, 25, was the lost four-year player ever to ploy in 10.8 and guard Phil Oornhort at 1 0 .1. George Fo x's 0 1-yeor-old Hester Gym, replaced in 1977 with the current Wheeler Sports Center. At Worner Pacific Hewitt was physical education instructor .BRUIN RECORD as w e ll as assistant basketball coach and men's and '" women's tennis coach. While at Worner he helped head bos.ketboll coach Gory Ooys compile 18-10 and 17-11 George Fox Opponent season mor l~s . 77 Pacific University ...... 72 In July 1 980 Hewitt received a master's degree in 88 Eastern Oregon State College ...... 99 physi cal education from Portlond . ~tate University. In oddi­ ,. ' 70 Lewis & Clorl~ College ...... : . 70 ti0n to his George Fox assignments, Hewitt is scheduled to ' 65 Pacific University ...... 7 0 be program director for a racquet boll complex planned 80 Seattle Pacific University ...... 86 for Newberg this year. Hewitt lost summer assisted Willard 7 4 Linfield College ...... ' ...... 80 at his Perry's Oosketboll Camp near Vernonia . '' .... I 79 Concordia College ...... 77 Named Oruin team captain as a senior, Hewitt averaged 67 Point Lomo College ...... ·. . 82 .11.8 points a game and hod a game high of 06 points, 64 Oregon College of Education ...... 99 JUSt one short of the all-time GFC record of 37 set by All ­ 63 Lewis & Clorl~ College ...... 58 American Paul Cozens. 8 7 Linfield College ...... 7 4 Duri ng his junior year at George Fox, Hewitt traveled for 61 Willomette ...... 59 six we el~s as a member of a Sports Ambassadors team 62 Oregon College of Education . ... ·. . 80 playing g?mes in South America. From the eighth grade 82 Western 13optist ...... 7 6 through h1gh school. Hewitt, a native of Seattle, was a boll 80 Worner Pacific ...... 79 boy for the Seattle Super Sonics. At West Seattle High, 105 Pacific ...... 89 I H~w l tt. averaged 15-0 points a game. '· 64 Concordia ...... 79 .we r~ reoi!Y e xcited to hove Tom bod~ w ith us, " says 68 Willomette . .. . .· ...... 80 ~11lord . Toms success as a player, student leader, in shor- 70 Lewis & Clark . . '.' ...... 6 7 1n9.. ~ n? in coaching will be a real asset to us ." 100 Concordia ...... 82 " Thts 1s on association of importance to us," Willard says . (does not include lost night's game with Eastern What turned this program around (bosl~etboll in the Oregon) 1970s) wo~ people w ith a pride in George Fox College

and the Oru1 ns . and Tom w as one of the most important in )-\ 'I 1,,1 that turnaround." ,' T~is is a homecoming for me," says Hewitt. "It's the I,' Lo rds time for me to come bod~ . " I ·' ~ • .• . ' '·I "I owe a lot to George Fo x and w hat it's done for me; it's '' I been a Iorge port of my 'life and I'm excited about being ', '' • J,. bod~ at George Fox and in Newberg ." Hewitt and his wife. Cheryl, a youth w orker w ith Campus Life. live in Newberg.

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Sam J. Willard is in his fifth until 1969, at Coldwell . His teams were in the state tour­ season at the George Fox naments seven of those nine years, placing at least third basl~etball helm. In his first each year. He coached his team to the state champion­ year Willard tool~ the Oruins to a ship title twice, one year with on undefeated 27-0 mark. 20-9 record , the best ever in Willard , 45 (June 4 , 19J5), has his own personal basket­ the school's history and the first boll marl~. too. A graduate of Northwest Nazarene Col­ time a 20-win season hod lege in 1959, Willard , in a guard slot , helped the Crusaders been reached . The second to the NAIA notional championship playoffs in 19 57. A season the Oruins posted a "preacher's l~id, " Willard played high school boll in Will iston , 15-14 record (16-1 J on the North Dol~oto, where he was on All-State guard. court, but one game forfeited With a real concern for the individual as a person as well with on ineligible player). Oath as a player, Willard says he has only "total excitement and seasons the Oruins were in the optimism" about the Oruin program. NAIA District 2 playoffs. Two seasons ago it was a different Academically, Willard holds a master's degree from Cen­ story as the Oruins dropped to a 9-20 record with injuries tral Washington State following summer sessions at Oregon and personnel problems plaguing the efforts. Lost year he State and Arizona State. That l~nowledge is used now as guided the Oruins to on 1 8-1 2 record , the fourth best NAIA on associate professor of physical education on the GFC .. marl~ . faculty. For five summers Willard was assistant direaor and The Willard era began May 1 5 , 197 7, as he was named athletic director for a Youth ConseNation Camp in Moses head bosl~etboll coach and athletic director to replace Lol~e. Lorin Miller. He officially began those duties three months Willard has coached summer bosl~etboll camps and clin­ later. The dual role is not unfamiliar to Willard : he held ics in Washington, Oregon. and California. He hod his own similar duties at !3ig !3end Community College in Moses Mr . Shasta Camp in Northern California , assisted two sum­ Lol~e , Wash. , for seven years before being chosen for the mers with Portland Trail Glazer Coach Jock Ramsay's sum­ George Fox positions. mer camps held on the George Fox campus. and lost Coaching has been Willard's bocl~ground for the lost 19 season become co-owner and director of Perry's Oosketboll years. It's been impressive with on overall coaching record Camp, now in its 19th year. of JJ 7 wins and 21 6 losses. In 1 966 the Oruin mentor was Willard is on active Kiwonion and a member of the Coach of the Year on the prep level in Idaho while he Church of the Nazarene. He and his w ife Myrna, a coached at Coldwell High. Willard guided bosl~etboll at Newberg l~indergorten reacher, hove four children: Middleton from 1960 through 1965, then spent four years, Sherelyn , 1 7, Samantha, 1 4 , Ountly, 1 J, and Whitney, 1 2 .

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' I l'•J. -~~ PAUL ALMQUIST PHIL OARNHAR T ' . Freshman ... 6-7 ... 210 ... Center Senior ... 6-3 ... 17 5 ... Guard .'· r Silverton. Ore. (Silverton) Cashmere. Wash. (Cashmere) One of five freshmen to mol~e the A starter for his fourth year, he is the team ... a bocl~-up center in high .. team captain ... should breol~ the all ­ school , seeing only limited action .. . as time career assist marl~ midway this year a jayvee player was leading scorer and U . . . could finish as high as fourth in all­ rebounder and shored most improved time 13ruin scoring ... has hod a game honors ... on honor student and also a tennis high of J 1 points . .. defensive sl~ills through good instincts player . . . on aggressive player who worl~s hard . . . good to situations . . . a big guard you need offensively and instincts ... needs more playing time to improve defensively . . . unselfish . .. a good shot selection . . . a skills . . . a liberal arts major . . . [3orn June 12, 1962, son first-team All-State A choice in Washington as a high school of Mr. and Mrs . Paul Almquist . . . Nicl~nome : "P.A. " senior .. . captain of his team that won all 26 games . . . a business major . .. 13orn June 5, 1959, son of Mr. and Mrs . I·' .4' • I~ Roger 13ornhort . . . Nicl~nome : "13orney." BRIAN BARKDULL Sophomore ..• 6-4 ... 175 •.. Forward MIKE BREWER Dundee. Ore. (Borah High. Boise) Senior ... 6-6 ... 180 ... Forward Fort Wayne. Indiana (Elmhurst) A returner for the 13ruins after a three -. years' absence ... he played briefly one A major foetor for the 13ruins as a starting term as a freshman in 19 7 6 , then left for forward . . . lost season led the team in a mission with his Mormon Church . .. as offensive rebounds with 1 02 and second a high school senior he was the team's overall in rebounding at 8.1 . . . led ., . Most Valuable and "Mr. Defense," averaging 12 points a team in steals at 49 ... strong with a { game . .. a good shooting touch ... reoas well . . . good great capacity for worl~ . . . has mode great strides . . . his instincts . . . is regaining confidence . . . a business strengths ore his size and instincts around the bosl~et ... major . . . 13orn Nov. 25, 19 57; son of Doris 13orkdull and limited shooting range more than mode up with good shot John 13orkdull ... Nickname: "13orkdust ." selection . . . averaged 1 0 points and 11 rebounds a

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t ' ·~,I KENNIE CARTER MARC MARIANI Junior ... 5-7 ... 155 ... Guard . \IIJ Freshman ... 5-8 ... 160 ... Guard Richmond, Calif. (Richmond) Salem. Ore. (Sprague) •, A transfer from Co[ltro Costa Community Team captain of his high school team, '\ ~· College, where he led the team to the averaging 15 points a game . . . a sec- .,.,l... •r' conference championship . . . led team ond team All-Star choice for the Volley ·y-.., in assists (5 per game overage) and League as a senior .. . a .520 field goal ~,·~· steals (5 per game) .. . a first-team all­ shooter lost season . . . good tenacity '"'J,-; league choice and team cocaptain . . . averaged 14 and self confidence . .. quid~ ... a history and religion ~;~ points a game with 55 percent accuracy . . . averaged major . .. Oorn Fe~. ~0. 1 . ?6~ ; son of f'!'rs . Lois P-usignello ~~.Q 23.5 points a contest in high school , along with nine assists . .. Nome pronunCiatiOn : Mo1r-e-on-e. , ~·; a game and was team's Most Valuable and captain .. . honored frequently with all-star and tournament berths .. . !'~ttt> ' \~~~~.~~... '.f~.~ labeled in nay area press as "whippet-quid~ quorter- ,' ;i~··,...;_----- MARK MILLER '·'~· - ~~~ bod~ing guard' .. . expected to be a starting point guard Junior ... 6-1 ..• 170 •.. Guard t.'·f, . .. ambidextrous .. . a business major . .. Oorn Feb. 13, Great Bend, Kansas (Newberg High) ;,iJ··.l 1959; son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Corter. Nid~nome : "K.C. " '· ' The nome Miller is bod~ in nruin land . . . ~.~'··~· father Lorin was GFC bosl~erboll coach for . EARL FLEMMING six years preceding Willard . .. a transfer l} Senior ... 6-0 ... 175 ... Guard from norton County Junior College, " . ;,:r • Indianapolis, Ind. (Harry E. Wood) where he played for his dod . . . overog- .·.·~ ·~ ed 9 points a game as o sophomore . . . spent last year , t ·... A transfer lost year from nig nend Com­ traveling with dod, a pro boll coach in Germany .. . has ,,"(, munity College, where he averaged good insight to the game . .. on unselfish player . .. a ·~ · . 1 3.0 points a game . . . bod~ and better physical education major ... Oorn June 23, 1958; son of ... _ • this year . .. led the team last season in Lorin Miller. Jon Miller. ,~ 0 ' II 'II. . field goal accuracy at .5 a real ) I " l¥t•.t.. ,. tl I..-, 71 . . . 1 . 1 , ,, , , , . , , .\Jioi1'~, .,/ j•._.,•· f r • .,! } ' '• -~."J'.' .,_ :·' •I ; ' ''t(:, , desire to help this year . .. odds team quid~ness .. . a ~ ''• ...... 1 ,~~ ,_ .. t·~· ., • ..,:.t .. !d'bl'l' ''• ::-~ "·"'' :.,.1 iA ,,J"'I,-'1 )' -',lff,• · ... ~ .. ~~'~·~\ ~ ...... :~·. t .~£.:M. ..zl J ~lJ:· • q )·~,].,-. ! social service major . .. Oorn Jon . 3 , 1958; son of Mr. and ~ •.• ,,. ··' . .. •• · · ·~· r; A· • · ~~~ ~·. ,: · t>,, ···~'-, ttr,- 11.;),··~"·,!11' , ~ ...~ • " • 4• l • •' ~·~ ', ' ~· "'I' \· , • ., 1 ~t· •'"" II' , 4,1 ... rtrr, ~t. • Mrs. P- . C. nrown. l ' "~, ,"1 ... ~(r '" ', . .. .. r ·: ·J • '· J""n ~ l~ .,\ ·' ~. }~·-~~~~ \ ·•.., .,~, I ... I "· I I L ~ 1 : I ~ , .J ' I. • l , \' I., 1 •I ill , I ' 11 ~· . I· L .. , ~· ROBERTS RENT-ALL, INC. il TECHNICA L IMAGES, INC. •, ZIPBINT ~~+-~22=06~MOO~N~TA~i N~V<~EW~OO~~~. ~NE~WB~ER~G .~OO~EG=ON~9~713~2 -- '• Equipment Rentals 5031538· 3175 " '~.lf:fi I \ 'ii}~;re 300 WEST HANCOCK ST. 1, . A A :~:-:· ~· ~ Jj~ '~iEWB~ERG, OREGON 97 : : 2.,~ };, ~ir'· STR UM ENT PAN EL S o DIAlS o INSTRUCTION ptATE§ RINTED CI RCUITS o PlATING • CHEMICAL MILLING 1 "in the alley" l.:'~"J;,I.fi._,~ •. tit· ,. "',1~L So. of Commercial Bank Parking Lot METAL FAB RI CATION • ANODIZ ING o ETCH & lACQUER §SILK SCR EEN • MARKING • META L PRIN TI NG PRODUCTIO N MACH INING • DIES o FIXTURES Geo. & Phyllis Carlson 717 '12 A·E. 1st Street Michael D. Roberts • Telephone 538·6061 Newberg Belh A. Roberts 538·8327 f .. ~ •• '

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KEVIN PALMER MIKE ROYER Freshman ... 6-4 ... 200 ... Forward Junior ... 6-2 ... 185 ... Forward Silverton, Ore. (Silverton) Quincy, Wash. (Quincy) Most Improved player two straight years A returning starter who lost year averag­ in high school ... averaged 8.0 points a ed 10.0 points a game . . . a super game and 7.5 rebounds . . . off the shooter with a good jumping ability . .. bench in one game for 1 7 points, 15 re- lost season was second in assists ... has bounds . .. jumps strong ... a woll~·on hod a game high of 26 points .. . with who mode the team with great desire ... history major the addition of good, penetrating guards, he will shift ex­ . . . 13orn Aug. 18, 1962, son of Lorna Steinberger. clusively to a forward, where his true potential may be seen . . . one of the most highly sought prep stars in Washington, where he was on All-State first team selection MIKE RIGGAN two years . .. was MYP three seasons at Quincy, averag­ Freshman ... 6-5 • •• 205 .•. Forward ing 24.8 points a game .. . a social studies major .. . 13orn Seaside, Ore. (Seaside) Jon . 25, 1960, son of Mr. and Mrs . Dwight Royer. A four-year high school starter and team captain senior year . . . also Most lnspiro- - tiona! as a senior .. . a Cowopo League STAN RUSSELL 71./l..l.lhuJ. All-Star two years ... averaged 11.2 Sophomore ... 6-2 ••. 180 ... Guard points and 12.6 rebounds a game lost Dallas, Ore. (Dend High) season . .. set a school rebound record of 26 grabs in A transfer from Judson 13optist College, single game . . . comes highly recommended . . . strength where lost year he was a starter, averag­ is size around the basket ... a history major . .. 13orn Oct . ing 8.0 points a game, .3.6 assists and 2 .31, 1961 , son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Riggan. rebounds . . . the leading scorer ( 1.3.0 points a game) his senior year of high school . .. a hard-working player who mode the team as a walk-on . . . a communications major . .. 13orn June .30, 1960, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Russell .

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, .. ERIC SMITH ~I Freshman ... 6-8 .. . 200 ... Forward LaHabra. Calif. (Whittier Christian) HILLE VAN DER KOOY )'' Senior • .• 6-1 1 ..• 215 . •• Cent er ,_. The most highly recruited player ever Makkum. Netherlands ·'' .. sought by George Fox ... contaaed by (Pedagogical Academy) J4 colleges, including PAC-Ten and ma­ jor Midwest colleges ... averaged 1 8.1 A potential NAIA All -American . . . '"'' points a game and 11 .4 rebounds be- the only junior seleaed to lost fore going out for the season last year with a broken wrist year's NAIA Distria 2 Al l-Star team .. . captained his high school team three years. named All ­ . .. the Oruins top scorer at 20.9 League beginning his sophomore year . .. was student points a game, the second highest body president ... number one on the GFC recruiting list total ever for a Oruin , following only another All­ ,"". . . . a late summer back injury slowed his proaice . .. a American, Paul Cozens, two seasons ago ... was liberal or:ts major . . . Oorn July 4, 1962, son of Mr. and Mrs. fourth highest scorer in the distria . . . second highest Elroy Smith. rebounder

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(Since Joining NAJA) INDIVIDUAL SINGLE GAME RECORDS TEAM SINGLE GAM E RECORDS Most Points-42 ...... Hille von der Kooy Most Points (overtime)-12.3 . . .. . vs. Linfield ( 12.3-116) vs . Eastern Oregon 12/5/80 (4 OTs) 12/.30/7 5 Most Field Gools-1 7 ...... Most Points Cregulotion)-1 09 .. . vs . Columbia Christian Rob Wunder vs. Mocolester 1/6/7 J (1 09-45) 1/8/7 4 Paul Cozens vs. Southern Oregon 2/19/75 Least Points-45 . . ... vs . Willomette (68-45) 12/15/72 Most Field Goals Att.-.30 ...... Rob Wunder Least Points Agoinst-.38 ...... vs . Western !3optist vs . Maca lester 1/6/7 J (55-.38) 1/.31/80 13est F.G. Pet . (min. 10 ott.)-. 9.3.3 (14-15) . . Paul Cozens Most Points Agoinst-1 24 ...... vs . Portland State vs. Pacific 1 2/1 7/7 6 (124-81) 1/1.3/78 13est F.G. Pet . (without miss)-1.000 (7-7) . . .. 13iggest Winning Morgin-64 ... . vs . Columbia Christian Stan Reimer vs. OCE 1/6/68 (109-45) 1/8/74 Gory 13erg vs. Whitman 1 2/J/71 13iggest Losing Morgin-62 ...... vs. Lewis & Clorl~ Most Free Throws Mode-1 4 ...... (112-50) 1/15/70 Tom Hewitt (14-15) vs . Pacific 12/18/7 5 Most Field Goals-51 ...... vs . Linfield 12/.30/7 5 Hille von der Kooy (14-15) vs. Eastern Oregon 12/5/80 Most Field Goals Att.-114 vs . Columbia Christian 1/8/7 4 Most Free Throws Att.-18 . . . . Sammy Ibarra (12-18) 13est Field Goal Pct .- .66 7 ...... vs. Western 13optist vs. Pacific 12/8/72 (24-.36) 1/J 1/80 13est Free Throw Pet . (with miss)-. 9.3.3 ...... Worst Field Goal Pct.-.202 ...... vs . Pacific Tom Hewitt (14-15) vs . Pacific 12/18/75 (21-104) 12/10/67 . ' Hille von der Kooy (14-15) vs . Eastern Oregon 12/5/80 Most Free Throws Mode-.39 ...... vs . Lewis & Clorl~ Most Rebounds-25 ...... Gordy Loewen (.39-4 7) 1/8/71 vs . Worner Pacific 2/4/71 Most Free Throws Att.-50 . .. . vs. NNC (.30 -50) 2/12/70 Most Assists-1 J . . Tom Hewitt vs. Lewis-Clark St . 2/7/76 13est Free Throw Pet . (with miss)-.92.3 ...... vs . NNC Most Steols-7 .... Steve Strutz vs. Willomette 1 2/1 4/7 4 (.36-.39) 2/9/76 Steve Strutz vs . Eastern Oregon 1/29/7 5 Most Rebounds-97 ... . . vs. Columbia Christian 1/8/7 4 Phoynes Reedo vs. NNC 1/.31/7 5 Most Assists-.34 ...... vs. Linfield 1 2/.30/7 5 Most 131ocked shots-7 ...... Hille von der Kooy vs. 13YU-Howoii 2/9/79 vs. Lewis & Clark 2/5/80 Most Steols-19 ...... vs . Willomette 12/14/7 4 .. ' ... Most 131ocked Shots-8 . .. . . vs. Worner Pacific 1/22/80 It•1 ,,,•• ·.:·· ~,,! ,. , . ' " GROWING WITH NEWBERG" '•,...... DISPOSAL INDUSTRIES INC. •' 602Vz East First 1 "'· ,'·. 538-4111 ' ' "GO BRUINS" Pennie Roth, owner TOTAL HARDWARE 2100 Portland Road

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'\'. INDIVIDUAL Oest Field Goal Pa.- .66 7 (24-36) ...... Most Points-42 ...... Western 13optist (vs. GFO 1/3 1/80 · Hille von der Kooy CGF() vs . Eastern Oregon 12/5/80 Most Free Throws-42 .. . Concordia (vs . 505() 1 2/2 1/79 Most Field Gools-20 ...... Most Free Throws Att.-46 Concordia (vs. 505() 1 2/2 1 /79 Marl ~ Wicl~mon (Linfield) vs. GFC 1/2/7 8 Oest Free Throw Pa.- 1.000 (12-12) ...... Most Field Goals Att.-29 ...... Western Ooptist (vs . GF() 1/1 0/7 8 Vinne Forl~s (505() vs . Concordia 1 2/21 /79 Most Rebounds-63 ...... Oest Field Goal Pct .- .909 (10-11) ...... Northwest Nazarene (vs . Worner Pacific) 1 2/2/7 7 Steve Hamilton (Worner Pacific) vs . GFC 1/27/79 GFC (vs. Linfield) 12/14/79 Most Free Throws-12 ...... Most Assists-34 ...... GFC (vs . OYU-How oii) 2/9/79 Paul Cozens CG F() vs . Worner Pacific 1/21 17 8 Most Steols-19 .. : ... OCE (vs. Col. of Idaho) 12/22/7 8 Alan Tanabe (Hawaii Pacific) vs . GFC 2/24/79 Most Free Throws Att.-1 5 ...... TWO TEAMS Hille von der Kooy CGF() vs. Eastern Oregon 12/5/80 Most Points-222 .. .. GFC 122 vs . SOSC 1 00 12/2 1/79 Oest Free Throw Pct .-1.000 (12-12) ...... Fewest Points-93 GFC 55 vs . Western Ooptist 38 1/2 1/8 0 Paul Cozens CGFO vs . Worner Pacific 1/21/7 8 Most Field Gools-88 . .. . GFC 38 vs . Linfield 50 1/2/78 Most Rebounds-23 ...... Most Field Goals Att.- 1 79 GFC 91 vs . Pacific 88 1/1717 8 Hille von der Kooy (GF() vs . Eastern Oregon 12/5/80 Oest Field Goal Pa.- .531 ...... GFC .457 (32-70) Most Assists-11 ...... vs . Worner Pacific .651 (28-43) 1/2 7/79 Orad Olson (Worner Pacific) vs . GFC 1/27/79 Most Free Throws-68 ...... ' I\'\,' I Ph il Oornhort (GF() vs . Concordia 12/20/79 Concordia 46 vs. SOSC 26 12/2 1/79 Mike Royer (GF() vs . Pacific 2/19/80 Most Free Throws Att.-77 ...... Most Steols-6 .. . . Mike Royer CGF() vs. Linfield 12/8/78 Concordia 42 vs . SOSC 2 1 12/2 1/79 Gory Chenault (GF() vs . OYU-Howoii 2/9/79 Most Rebounds-1 04 . . . . GFC 62 vs . Pacific 4 2 12/ 1/77 GFC 51 vs . Willomette 53 12/ 12/77 TEAM Most Assists-53 . . .. GFC 34 vs. OYU-How oii 19 2/9/79 Most Personal Fauls-60 ...... t ·v f' GFC 29 vs. Hawaii Pacific 31 2/24/79 ·~\ . M.bst Steols-28 ...... GFC 1 7 vs. Linfield 11 1 2/8/7 8 Concordia 12 vs . SOSC 16 12/2 1/79

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