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

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Table of Contents Introduction iv Spiritual Development Physical Development 1 Newberg, and the Expanding Mental Development 17 Community Social Development 33 Conclusion Index 95

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The 1970 L ' Ami Yearbook A Total Experience ' Copyright 1970 by The Associated Student Body of George Fox College Printed by The American Yearbook Company Visalia, California All rights reserved, including the right of repro- duction in whole or in part in any form, under the International, Pan-American, and Universal Copy- right Conventions. A member of the Associated Collegiate Press, a national critical service sponsored by the University of Minnesota School of Journalism. k A ABOUT THE TITLE OF OUR YEARBOOK: The first George Fox College yearbook began in 1935 in the Pacific College days. It was an outgrowth of freshmen inspiration. ' L ' Ami ' was the name select- ed by the student body from a group of titles suggest- ed by the students in a naming contest conducted by the staff. The masculine French noun ' ami ' means friend. ' Le ' is a masculine French article or pronoun (in this case an article) which preceeds a masculine noun (ami). It is similar to our English article ' the ' which common- ly preceeds nouns. When the French article and noun are contracted the ' e ' is dropped and replaced by an apostrophe, thus L ' Ami. In this case it is taken to mean ' The Friend ' . The Balanced Life concept that is used throughout this publication to view the college events, is copyrighted 1966 by Youth For Christ International, and was used by the permission of Mr. Jay Kesler, Assistant to the Presi- dent of Y.F.C. International. The Christ painting, by Richard Hook (page iii), copyrighted 1962 by Standard Publishing, is used by the per- mission of Burris Butler, Vice President and Executive Editor. The quotations in this publication from The Living New Testament of the Bible, copyright 1967 by the Tyndale House, are used by permission from Kenneth Taylor. The song, Pass It On from the musical about God Tell It Like It Is, by Kurt Kaiser, is copyrighted 1969 Lexi- con Music, Inc., and was used by permission. The song, Lord, Thank You (page 75) by Marce Fast, copyright 1970 by The Fast Brothers (Casey Marce), was used by permission.

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A A year at George Fox College is many things, rang ing from bills from the bursar to Bruin Junior fights, from the tortures of finals week to the joy of a clear spring day; from the everyday reality of SAGA food to the spiritual renewal of a floor prayer meeting. George Fox is a total experience- a school where the discipline of learning is supplemented by the disci- pline of relevant spiritual values which affect every of life. Physical survival at Fox is difficult at times. It de- mands stamina, flexibility, and a system not easily overcome by cold and flu bugs— in short, all of the qualities implied in the phrase true grit. The nearly five hundred members of the college community are active people. They compete in ath- letics, and play tennis and pool in their spare time. They travel to represent the college. They produce plays and plan parties, and hold down jobs.