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

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90 fA tMPinwekba Thl 90 th AnnlveAAoiy Edition voat put togz- theJi to Inform you o£ the. many e.ve.nti and change that have, taken place, thjuoughout tke. yean . A pi.ctuA.eA usejie. examined and hi ton.y uncoveAed, I found It amazing to e.e. not only the. change In the. land and building , but to al o e.e. the. human quality ofi eaAlieA yexva. I hope, you enjoy looking back a much a I have.. EdltoK 6 90th AnnlveA aA.y

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r Tfioma.4 Newtin uxu hined ks the p Afclb WBfipftfc Indiana whene he had been pnincipal jRs pne kLaenttfje 4upe t 40ptt0moA.e4, £wo { teshmen, and 4 even Listed ajj e AjBLent in the Ma .cipal: e hman standing. KzwHn ' s botany was $1 that fainst ymf with the. othen pno,- V lessons neceivina $50 a month. ' . J) - » . A£te l ie t eaA mo ie commodious quaMteA wene bmght {on thm.new in titutitin. Thnee oiiens ofr land imqAh considened. Accented was tlm o{ i Wi yog ac tea weaA HeiW C ieefe. -oi ie nonthwest pant oi town and in H92 a M . vtah lft£, Vontland wat contnaST f ted to move, two buildings to thein new site. It cojst $7 3 Wr ' f A dominant iigune in the histony oi the. college, was Levi T. Pennington, pieAides t- box 30 yeans, { iom 79U to 1941. He. ha6 the. necond oi the longest Wnune oi any £ ' Onegon college pnesident. Jut nine. pne idents ave headed the. college in ixs nine, decade . Piesident ttilo t coming inom Spiceland Academy, in nt Ee supen v iedLj C -i unions , oun icXent in+pmf SKrny wonk ion bvJLl hat iin t g jf with the. othen pno,-)V weAe (J ght {on £hf new instltxxt L. was tlm o 6W l io£ T3 acne neon HesW a Wi. vtanTEii,Pontland was contnaS? Just nine. pne idents ave headed the college in its nine, decade . Jnesident Milo Ross senved 15 yean , beginning in 1954. Cunnent Pnesident Vavid LeShana, inauguna- ted in 1969, is now in fuA J 3th yean a pnesident. . He has supenvibtd a gnow h pnognam that hob added a new academic clas no om build- ing, sponts centen, iine anzkeenten, television studio, thnee nesidence halls, din- ing hall expansion;, athletic elds, and now the new chapel auditonium, stanted Sept. 14, 7 9 7. The oniginal builaUM nemaining is now sunnounded by 32 othen , mo t built in the last 2 0 yeans. Today neanly 5 )pencent oi t be a nesidential campus, nathen 1 dents aste inom Onegon, and 90 pe ItonjCOflibonnia, maho and Monta me iaculty hasYincneased ino indf total college fnpzoyment is The college gnants two degnee ix divisipns fyi shxdy: education, ine and ctpplie cience, neli con andisocml scienc Twen%y ioun The college! continf.es iNionon izkmost iamous i icr unesiderit even. 4o hav hived in Veaon. 01 hi j oxes d ent even, th ha oovenslciAy Z sai yo have had towana godd Jhe Hooven Academy nb£Ua in dtaptaiX c NLesALent is on Vhe w tian uK w Mm idol :ed in Oloq 6 tiklo mgk s ve av -Dcued in okeg student, thene oi poses in liie. t A b4a44 a£pJ the adm a Uj a xthe ColleSe o yoh its gnowq ii S Y iU sen ia i students live on oampus keeping with the pOgn to than a commuten college, mone than -hali oi the stu- dent jn om th estj Coos t states , including Watking- Ttha ! iS Ex io 79 iull and pant-tiAe membens, low 140. %s4 ' --the bacheton owonz ahd bachelon oi science- -in i, ine anaV a plie language ants, naxunal mc Twenmj ioun ajo L one opened. l tzkmost iafnous io men tudent--Henbent Hooven, the t in flhegon.| Oi his exp3 Lence at the Academy, thojieylon mnze yean IWtceived whateven set I may n omant a ioun ay k ous io men] Oi hyts expi ee yean I in the ion oi , and a bnohze on building) ecent yeans h a uces6. Le3 jLtwo yeans as i vaniety o( Hooven mem- wnoiile oi the ionmen Kque dedicated in 1930 w n national necogni- ia as pnovided tome oi lailnan oi the National .ecently named. the ouncil oi Indepen- i also has pteti iM ConSontiurA y vie tolle ei iX now advanta$te and di mh£p6, am thene! ' Menfis o piAly exp uhthday celkbnatih :nf Waod-MnVallk y«P Bvtthdab eanlyXjRant Ah -an s jone oi the 13 membens. National Chnis- is . ow au.ni u and aJ oLphe) thene ' numini ly expneS L lbnatwn. mk fall hnd XeK [kthday 6FC 1 tional necogn Dbion it 6 till k Students and iactoity cbwLWi it closeness to a n t a a i eeling even six moriShA a teXatons and town peaple ook bees deconated wJM Jstne me )ve Vou. v Ule6 ne celebnation las netkined its te to maintain I- old alma ma ten. lead oi the ok $ upone spnii Stony tjtjannylfrbbell +

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OPPOSITE PAGE: I. The. binthday cake, made by Me£ SchkoedeA to ceZe.- bmte. the. 90 yeaA6. 1. Levi T. Pennington mXh the. catch that didn ' t get away. 3. The. Jjut Gymnasium that the . tu- denU helped buuUd [one. o£ thn.ee building at that time.] . 1, Overview o£ the. col- lege, befioie the. heelex SpottfA Centex and exten- sion o£ Heacock Common . The. long naAAow build- ing wesie. the. Fine AkX I 6 11 which housed the. UuaIc Ve.pasitme.nt. 2. The. 90 th Annlveruasiy Cele- bration In the. Civic Auditorium with alt ofa the. mu lc group . 90th Anniversary 7