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

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■ J I 90 FM KFOX 90 Left - 90FM staff, L to R bottom: Roger John- son, Randy Comfort, Tony Wright, Gary Hol- ton, Tom Magee; Top: Doug Jacobson. Darin Sturdevant, Mark Tuning, Mark Serfling, Dean Morse, Natalie White, Estella ' Hand ' Murphy, Sean Jackson, Jane Sills, Scott Young, Ken Alt- man, and Spencer Jones. Bottom Left - ' The Morning Team ' , Chris and Kyle Bottom Right - ' The Bosses ' Kyle Fenton, Chris Dawson, Matt Simonis not pictured - Richelle Rae, Rich Miller, Dan Price The general programming objectives of George Fox College Radio are to broadcast programming of an educational, informational, cultural, and religious nature; to create a professional learning situation for George Fox students; and to provide facilities for communication concerning informa- tion about George Fox College activities to students, faculty and staff. In the beginning, 1971 or 1972, a handful of students began to think about having a radio station. They petitioned at many radio stations to have equipment donated because funds were low. After some time the dream came true and KGFC officially became part of the ASCGFC for the 74-75 school year. But over the years, equipment has worn and malfunctioned. Not having quality sound, the staffs were not quite interested in professionalism. This year, we at the new 90 FM KFOX, began with one basic thought in mind; To not be on the air unless we sound professional. It has taken more than two terms to reach this goal. We have improved through moving our studio, obtaining and repairing equipment to give quality sound, and organizing a format plus instructing personnel for better professionalism. In the future we plan to have a window on the south side of Studio A so that the students can observe broadcasting live.

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DARKROOM PHOTOGRAPHY Much work and time was involved to carry out the Darkroom Manager position, and there was nobody more appropriate and capable this year than Freshman Sally Freeman of St. Paul, Oregon. Also working as a photographer for the Col- lege Relations Department, she enjoys taking personal pho- tos of students and faculty staff for wedding engagements and other special occasions. Sally feels that this year has been a productive one, and looks forward to next year as the Darkroom Manager (rumors are that she wouldn ' t give back her keys!). The L ' AMI editors would like to give Sally a special thanks for her effort and many hours in the darkroom making much of the photos in this yearbook possible. Sally Freeman, Darkroom Manager Jerry O ' Neil, Ted Peters, Jim Elliott, Sally Freeman, Adam Mathewson, Monica Whitham.

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BRUINS ON THE AIR Television cameras were a new addition to home basketball games after Homecoming this year. On the suggestion of KFOX Radio manage- ment, Mel Schroeder, GFC ' s TV Center Director, developed a plan to video tape the Homecoming game and subsequent games to be aired over the Liberty Cable Television in Newberg at a later date. Professor Schroeder believes GFC to be one of the first small colleges in Oregon to implement such a program. 11