George Fox University - L'Ami Yearbook (Newberg, OR)

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THE MATCH GAME What is going on here? Is this an indication of the real college atmosphere on the George Fox campus? Is studying in two ' s easier than in one ' s? Maybe not, but it ' s a fact that for 76 years students have been entering this college by one ' s and leaving it by two ' s (and occasionally by three ' s). The process follows a general pattern, beginning with having class together or being lab partners. After

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NEW CHANNELS FOR COMMUNICATION Dean of Students, Harold A nkeny: strong advocate for student voice in policy making. Student voices were wanting and beginning to have a larger say in what was happening on campus. George Fox administrators have been becoming more aware of the need for student participation and the important role it plays in keeping many phases of campus activity running smoothly. One strong advocate of student voice in college affairs has been Harold Ankeny, Dean of Students. This is his first year at GFC and he has proven himself very capable. This year 1968-69 saw increased stu- dent-faculty cooperation in terms of committee structure. More administrative committees were given student representation. Also, for the first time, open hearings. During the year there was an open hearing on the use of alcohol and one on the dress code, in addition to the open assemblies. Sam Sherrill, Dean of Men, has been a general counselor to the men and head resident in absentia of Hobson Hall. In addition, he has many teaching duties in the English and drama departments. This year will be Mrs. Craven ' s last. As Dean of Women, she is advisor to Kappa Tau Epsilon, the girls ' club on campus. She is also head resident of Penning- ton dormitory along with her husband, Mr. Craven, and of the girls honor dorm in Edwards, third floor south.