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

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An important ually and physically our bodies. George Fox College has definate rules concerning smoking, drinking and sex. These are good rules, but each person should look at the reasons for them. It has been proven that smoking and drinking are harmful to the body. But just as harmfully are bad habits in eating, sleeping, and playing. A person can harm himself by eating the wrong foods and by eat- ing too much of the correct foods. A person is also more susceptible to mononucleosis and other diseases through the run-down condition caused by lack of sleep. All of these things come through the correct disci- pline of our bodies. If we, as the younger generation, are going to become responsible adults, we have to be disciplined.

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One of the more exciting events of the winter term was the selection of Miss George Fox College. The Miss GFC contest was especially lively this year be- cause 1970 was the inaugural year for the event. The winner of the contest is crowned with the title of Miss George Fox College and entered in the nation- al, GLAMOUR magazine contest. This first contest was won by Patt Martin, a stunning blonde from Cald- well. George Fox College is not necessarily a straight college. The students here like to think that we have a little fun too. We realize that, like studies, appear- ances are also important, so students are urged to al- ways dress in good taste. Unavoidably though, some people are very individualistic. Perhaps in some ways a persons appearance reflects ones own personality

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With the beginning of the new school year at George Fox College came the beginning of a new sport, Soccer. Soccer was instituted chiefly as a weak fill-in for football, which has been dropped. But, sur- prisingly, soccer caught on very quickly. One of the main reasons for its rise to popularity was the unex- pected success of. the team. Fox ' s first soccer team coached by Athletic Director Jerry Louthan, raced to an early win over Concordia College of Portlar and coasted to a fine first season record of one win, one loss, and two ties. One of the main reasons for a good season was the play of Tutuli Mbasu from Kenya. The team in- cluded Byron Debban, Phil Thornburg, Rick Renfro, Dan Fendall, Gary Mitchell, Bob Hicks, Harry Selby, Ed Adams, Phil Jones, Dave Sherman, John Scheleen,