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Gary Macy Executive Editor Harold Thomas Managing Editor Diane Brown Copy Editor Pat Martin, Patrick Yakovich . .Art Layout Editors Dan Hill Photography Editor Frank Roberts Sports Editor SECRETARY: Andrea Roberts. LAYOUT STAFF: Fatu Ka- mara, Greg Weast. Karen Fesslcr, Phyllis Moss. COPY WRIT- ERS: Lois Butt, John Holton, Gale Field, Marv Walker, Mike Boehme, and Dorian Bales. DARKROOM TECHNICIAN: Gary Hughes. SPORTS STAFF: Doug Peterson, Marilyn Mc- Donald, Nancy Philips. Marilyn Wilhite Business Manager Mary Durall, Marsh Sperling. . .Organizations Editors Steve Reynolds Activities Editor Keith Jensen Staff Chaplain Professor Dieter Engelhard t Chief Advisor Dr. David Myton , Photography Advisor Mr. Harlow Ankcny Art Layout Advisor Mr. Maurice Chandler Business Advisor Mr. Robert Paffrath AYC Production Manager Mr. Jerry Calvin AYC In-Plant Consultant Copyright 1969 by the L ' Ami Yearbook of George Fox College. All rights in this book are reserved. No part may be reproduced in any mail- er without permission in written form from the copyright holder. Printed in U.S.A. Published by The American Yearbook Company, Visalia, California, U.S.A. 19 L ' A M I 69 GEORGE FOX COLLEGE THE CHANGING COLLEGE 4 Three-hundred and ninety-one students registered for the new school year 1968-1969. The face of the campus was taking on a new look. It was fall term, and things were changing. FALL ACTIVITIES 36 A variety of activities took place during fall term, beginning with Spiritual Emphasis week and Homecoming to the Ora- torio, The Messiah. THE FOX STUDENT 52 The school year of 1969 saw more than two-hundred student rcuolls staged by student activists on college and university campuses in the United States. Fox students engaged them- selves in another kind of student action — their answer lo social problems was Christian Action. Here Fox students, going beyond the campus, involved themselves with other people in an active Christian testimony. SPORTS 64 A contrast lo a winning term in women ' s sports was the Stormy Weather of the last football season of the college. But in spite of a losing season, the smallest college in the nation to have a full-football program saw its two best play- ers. Bob Hadloch and Randy Casey, go pro. FALL TERM CLOSE 80
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