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George Fox College Northwest Nazarene I • ,. I ~ 'I I ' '~ 1 ' t. • • 1'1 a, " ' .. • ,• 'f,l 1,.,' J I • • , ' . ' •' ' ' , ' . ''' ·' I ,. '' . ' GEORGE FOX COLLEGE ~BRUINS' I .:., .. ' ~·. ~: ... ' l vs ,I ,, ' NORTHWEST NAZARENE COLLEGE · ' . ~CRUSADERS'.. February 7, 1981 7:30p.m. Miller Gymnasium Wheeler Sports Center Newberg, Oregon 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. Maytag • Kelvlnator • Whirlpool Amana Frigidaire • Speed Queen • KltchenAid i Hoover • Litton • Jenn Air 1 ~ KRO HN'S APPLIANCE ·:. :~ NEWBERG CENTER 't;"~ For All Your Drug Store Needs We Service All Makes • New and Used Authorized Dealer 315 East First Street 538-2012 Phone 538-3613 Newberg HOPP INSURANCE AGENCY FOR ~ALE 3 Bedroom O oth Fomilyl:om Dbl. Gorp: Two Locations Ac re a~ Springbrook Plaza Sherwood Plaza Newberg Sherwood 538-5522 625-5008 •. , .,. lo. ( ' .- ,. f r ~' ,.-: l ,. I I o ~I ABOUT GEORGE FOX COLLEGE GFC ATHLETICS 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 I I '; .. 1 ~·· 0 ' ' ·PERRY'S BASKETBALL ·. :¢AMP,. ,. ·... · ., .. : . ~ I • ~ ·' . "THE BEST IN.BA SKETBALL INSTRUC·TION" ,,' For Boys and Girls 10 to 19 0 0 NOW IN ITS 18th YEAR ' 1 \,·• o'. BRUIN COACH SAM WILLARD-DIRECTOR CAMP WEEKS: "' ,\ ;, -. June 14-19 Girl s 0' June 21 -26 Boys July 5-10 Boys July 12-17 Girls ' . July 19-24 Girls All-Star* July 26-31 Boys Aug. 2-7 Boys Aug. 9-14 Boys For information contact: Aug. 16-22 Boys All-Star* Coach Sam Willard, George Fox College Newberg , Oregon 97132 *Selection by skill level and (503) 538-8383, ext. 250 Coach 's recommendation ' .. 1980-81 BRUIN SCHEDULE DECEMBER 1980 4 Ti J;J ·Gff 5 Tip-Off 6 Tip-Off P-acific 11 12 Pacific 13 Seattle Paci fic 17 18 GF ifourney: 20 "Willcuts-Twenge Classic" 24 31 JANUARY 1981 7 8 14 15 16 Warner 17 Pacific Pac ific 21 22 23 24 Concordia Willamette 30 bewis & 31 Clark 2 3 4 5 6 Eastern 'T NNC Concordia Oregon 9 10 13 NNC 14 College of Idaho 15 16 Eastern 17 20 21 Warner- Oregon W. Baptist li:lomecomlng ' ' 22 23 24 27 28 NAIA Dist. 2 Play-Offs GO GET 'EM BRUI NS! We Specialize in Weddings and Po rtraits Supporting the Bruins 111 S. College Newberg NEWBERG NATURAL FOODS Hancock St. Transamerica Title Insurance Co. Box 3 ',, "· GEORGE FOX COLLEGE 1980-81 BASKETBALL TEAM Left to right: More Morioni, Eorl Flemming, Stan Russell , Phil 13ornhort, Kevin Palmer, Mike 13rewer, Eric Smith Hille von der Kooy, Paul Almquist, Mike Riggan, 13rion 13orkdull , Mike Royer, Mark Miller, Kennie Corter. Coaches: Tom Hewitt, Sam Willard. PROBST STEVESBACK TIRE M OBIL SERVICE Sales Service Shocks • Alignment 801 E. 1st • 538-9601 Brakes • Batteri es Newberg Fred L. Casey, Broker 2414 Portland Rd. 211 W. 1st St., Newberg Quentin & Maxine Probst [B Phone (503) 538-2936 RE A LTOR ~ 538-7304 Follow the ST. PAUL Bruins in the RODEO NEWBERG GRAPHIC FAJIIULY APPAREL July 3-4-5 109 N. School St. • 538-2181 1981 Spring brook Plaza P£lJ()EOT 5[1(1\1 ~ NEVVBERG U l LUiv1BIA PALMER AUTO Complete Auto Service BIGYGLE -SHOPPE and Repair j. Tune-up specialists CUMPLETE. 131CYCLIN() I'.J£[[)5 111 N. Blaine 905 E. First 538- 7235 ' ., ' I . NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS championships in 1 0 events for women in the newly organized NAIA Women's Division . With its notional headquarters and staff located in Kansas City, Missouri, the NAIA is organized into J1 distrias. The Distria Executive Committee is the governing body in each distria, with the district chairman serving as the chief officer. Within the distria on eligibility chairman and publicity choir­ man ore appointed to handle various duties. A major foetor in the success of the NAIA program is the importance placed on "gross roots" organizations. in which each distria administers and organizes the programs of the schools within their own district. The districts ore usually small eno·ugh in the number of schools involved that each The Notional Association of Intercollegiate Athletics CNAIA) individual institution has a major voice in the policy and is a completely autonomous association that administers decision-making process within that district. This procedure programs leading to notional championships in 1 5 events carries forward to the notional level, where each of the J 1 for more than 500 fully accredited four-year colleges and distrias has on equal voice in notional matters. universities in all 50 states and Canada. The NAIA clearly outlines its own responsibilities and Established in 1940 as the Notional Association of Inter­ those of its members: a sound athletic program, adminis­ -, collegiate Oosketboll the NAIO evolved from the institution tered and controlled by those responsible for the adminis­ of a "Notional Small College Oosketboll Tournoment" that tration of the college or university. The NAIA encourages a was inaugurated in 1937. In 1952, the NAIO expanded brood program of athletic pursuits in its member institutions to include tennis, outdoor trod~.
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