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Vol. 84 M ). 8 George Fox College, Newberg, Oregon Stge Productions Choir Produces Comic Oper "Mgic Flute" First performed 182 yers go, Wolfgng Mozrt's "The Mgic Flute" gin cme to life for three-night performnce lst week in Newberg. The George Fox College Stge Productions Choir produced the comic oper lst Thursdy, Fridy, nd Sturdy nights t 8 p.m. in the college's Wood-Mr Auditorium. The performnce fetured 35-member cst, including 22 in speking roles, nd 23piece orchestr. Director is Joseph E. Gilmore, ssistnt professor of music. First presented in September, 1791, "The Mgic Flute" fetured Mozrt s the conductor of the orchestr for the evening. "The Mgic Flute" tkes plce in lnd of fntsy nd enchntment. The complicted plot centers round the quest of two men for the hnd of the lovely dughter of the Queen of the Night. She hs been tken wy, however, for her own good to keep her wy from the evil influence of her mother. By the id of mgic flute nd set of mgic bells, the three chrcters re momentrily brought together. In the second ct the concern is with the initition trils which the two men must pss in order to join the righteous nd thereby ern the love of their sweetherts. The priests tell the two tht during their probtion they must not tlk to ny women. One mn is misunderstood nd his girlfriend is brokenherted. The other repetedly Ppgeno (Burt Rosever) is confronted by priest (Steve tlks when he is not supposed Fellows) in "The Mgic Flute" to nd lmost loses his love. But the mgic flute nd bells Jpnese Student Becomes Poster Mker solve ll difficulties nd the Posters re gret rge on tures. two hppy pirs re t lst high school nd college cmin ddition, he hs prounited. puses nd George Fox Col- duced photogrphs for locl Leds were tken by Rlph lege's Hiroshi Iwy is not printing firm nd hs stged Ddy, tenor, Snt An, one to let good thing pss his own disply. Clif., freshmn; Burt Rose- by. Iwy sys his impressive ver, britone, Wsill, AlsThe senior psycholo- poster relly strted just s k junior; Shron Fodge, gy-sociology mjor hs pro- simple picture tken one soprno, Cldwell, Idho, duced his own poster, com- Sundy fternoon s he junior; Robert Brnett, mercilly printed 18 by 24 drove round the countryside soprno, Newberg; nd Ruth inch one tht is to be mrket- ner St. Pul nd spotted the Ann Hdley, soprno, Port- ed throughout the North- crucifix in the cemetery djlnd, junior; Ron Steiger, west, especilly through cent to the community's bss, Silverton. cmpus bookstores. Ctholic church. "It ws imfetured is lrge blow up pressive the imge through picture of Christ on the cross, the cmer," Iwy reclls. picture Iwy took of He sked Roberts if he hd lrge crucifix in St. Pul n "dequte poem" to correcemetery. On the poster is spond nd Roberts did, hence 12-line poem "Crucifixion", the poster. written by Dr. Arthur O. RobIwy hopes it will be the erts, professor of religion nd first of series, perhps up to philosophy t George Fox. 25 "depending upon how it The poem, coordinted goes." The 25-yer old phowith Iwy's picture, comes togrpher sys delers wnt from Roberts' 1967 book more thn just one to disply nd mrket, prefering the "Move Over Elijh." Fully copyrighted, the new series. All would not be s poster ws printed by Mc- Biblicl, Hiroshi dds. Plns Minnville firm. The first run cll for some future ones to simply "show the beuty of is for 300. Iwy sys he my never nture nd God's cretions" Three spirits plyed by Cindy Mc Nelly, Brbr Snders, get rich from the project with n pproprite verse. Despite not being home to Shelley Btes comfort Pmin (Robert Brnett) in the stge (posters sell t $1.75 ech) but t lest its strt in field Jpn for more thn three productions choir's performnce of "The Mgic Flute" in which Iwy's interested. yers, Iwy would like to A top photogrpher, Iwy, sty in the United Sttes folwhen you red this if vtion. Most of them hve from Tokyo, Jpn, hs pro- lowing his grdution, s you hve picked up your never hd it explined to duced hundreds of pho- photogrpher preferbly but pper between Fridy nd them before. togrphs for the college. lso eqully cceptble is Sundy I will be in AshAs it is good tht I go to During the lst school yer job in socil science field. lnd or somewhere in be- Ashlnd, I m hitchhiking he ws officil photogrpher In the mentime, Iwy's tween. (which I do when I cn't f- for the college's yerbook getting business eduction Most people in our society ford to drive), nd this time nd he hs tken ssign- too s he dels with stores drive, nd most of the time I'm going to record ech indi- ment's from the college's nd outlets to get his drem when they do, they drive vidul sitution in journl. public reltions office for pic- venture off the ground. lone. The next time tht you The purpose is to study how go in to Portlnd, notice how the Gospel ws presented in Y o u t h For Christ Benefit Concert T o n i g h t GFC's student body is cmpign to rise ir fre for mny crs contin only the ech cse, the generl ge, driver. Despite Reder's Di- economic sttus, nd bck- sponsoring benefit concert the wife of fellow student Tgest rticles nd populr ground of ech person tht tonight (Fridy, Mrch 2) t tuli Mbsu of Keny, Afric. stories, mny of these drivers picks me up, nd their rec- 7:30 p.m. in Wood-Mr Audi- Tonight's benefit concert is will pick up hitchhiker for tion to slvtion. From this I torium. Proceeds will go to open not only to the college diversion, someone to tlk to desire to lern how to explin the victims of the erthquke fmily students, fculty, while they re driving. (It is the Gospel better, to gin fur- in Nicrgu. The concert dministrtion nd stff neither ginst the lw in ther insight nd understnd- will be by Youth For Christ but lso to the Newberg nd communities. Oregon to hitchhike nor to ing into the working of the Interntionl touring group, surrounding pick up hitchhikers, provided Holy Spirit, nd to keep rec- "Under New Mngement." Some fifty churches hve minimum dmission been sked to nnounce the tht you re not on the rod- ord of my own spiritul A wy or shoulder nd re not growth. This trip will be the chrge of 50 cents per stu- concert, nd the public serhindering trffic in ny wy.) beginning nd first chpter of dent nd $1 per dult is re- vice directors of bout quested, nd ll dontions twenty rdio sttions hve I hve found such people this journl. been notified. very open nd willing to lisi ernestly covet your will be ccepted. ten to the Good News of sl- pryers. Orgnized by Director of In pst yers GFC students Activities Chuck Friesen, nd hve sponsored vrious fundcommunication WORKrising ctivities. Lst yer's supported by the student SHOP The students hve the opevent ws Sente Un-Prty body officers, this event is by Lyl Hdford portunity to do exctly wht to rise money for the people looking for ttendnce from Do you hve n interest in they wnt. They set up indinerby communities nd photogrphy, poetry, or short vidul progrms nd grding in Bngldesh. The yer bechurches, in ddition to the fore sw "Love in Action" story writing? Would you like scles. Dr. Grves sid, "It college fmily. time during this busy school isn't clss in which I stnd stories, mde movies, or nyyer to develop your skill? If over the student nd force thing else they wnted. By in which to do it. this is the desire you hve, I him to do his work; it's he being in the clss student Next yer the college will suggest tht you enroll in the tht benefits from doing it." cn experience different offer communictions Student Hitchhikes for God Fridy, Mrch 2, 1973 GFC Teching Norm Approvl Studied George Fox College hosted visiting tem from the Oregon Deprtment of Eduction Mondy through Wednesdy (Feb. 26-28) s the college sought extension of pprovl for three of its currently ccredited secondry teching norm progrms. The college presently hs pprovl to prepre high school techers in helth nd physicl eduction, biology, mthemtics, music, lnguge rts, physicl science nd socil studies. The ccredittion tem reviewed the college's progrms in lnguge rts, physicl science nd socil studies, first pproved in 1971 for two-yer period. The other progrms were, first pproved in 1968 nd 1969, were given full fiveyer extension to 1976 when they were reevluted in 1971. George Fox is requesting the ltest three progrms be re-pproved until 1976 so ll progrms my be reevluted for full ccredittion t once by the Oregon Bord of Eduction. Accredittion by the Oregon Bord of Eduction enbles GFC grdutes of pproved progrms to tech in Oregon's public elementry or secondry schools. On cmpus, the 10-member visiting tem met with fculty members, tlked with students, exmined the librry nd clss syllibi, nd evluted fculty preprtiorv-jor clsses. They summrize., their findings nd indicted some of their recommendtions to college dministrtors prior to their deprture on Wednesdy fternoon. A finl report is not expected until bout June. Heding the cmpus preprtion ws Dr. Dvid Myton, director of techer eduction. Chirmn of the visittion tem ws Stn Willimson, Den of the School of Eduction t Oregon Stte University. Other committee members were Dr. Bill Logn, principl of Bever High School; Robert Hnel, counselor Prkrose Heights Junior High; Wright Cowger, ssocite professor of eduction t Willmette University; Miss Scholstic Murty, dministrtive ssistnt for curriculum for Lke Oswego schools; Dr. Howrd Horner, superintendent of Dvid Dougls schools; Dick Jones, executive secretry of the techer stndrd nd prctices committee; Willrd Ber, director of ccredittion nd certifiction of the Oregon Deprtment of Eduction; Clrence Mellbye, coordintor of ccredittion for the Oregon Dept. of Eduction; nd Grnt Mills, coordintor of the GFC visit nd coordintor of certifiction for the Oregon Dept. of Eduction. s music, drm, or ny number of things. Insted of tking those bsic courses they itrill ( o l r o]r>turc u / K i r h» r p
COACHES: the MEN BEHIND the MEN Lorin Miller, respectble mn, is hed coch for the gret George Fox bsketbll tem with Rich Allen s ssistnt coch. These two likeble men hve difficult job to perform. They hve to tke eleven tlented college plyers nd hve them perform t their extreme best for forty exhusting minutes on the bsketbll court. Coch Miller hs to strt working with these individul bll hndlers severl months before the bsketbll seson strts. They my ll be good bll plyers, but some of them my ply livelier bsketbll on certin section of the court thn others. Now the problem the confused coches hve t this point is finding out which plyer rects quicker nd more consistent t which position on the court. After the coches rech the conclusion s to who plys where nd when, the extremely ptient coch hs to work with the tem until it performs s one body. Then the coch must build up confidence within the dedicted plyers. The only wy confidence cn be reched is by tlking with the tem, complimenting them on their gret efforts nd letting the plyers know tht it's ment, or you could just reverse this ide nd scre them to deth. Before the bsketbll gmes Coch Miller lwys hs wht you might cll pep tlk. Wht would coch sy in smll rp session like this? Mybe you might her something like, "Alright tem, if you don't win this gme you're going to hve one of the most exhusting workouts ever tomorrow," or "You rotten bums, you know if you win you go to the NAIA ply-offs." These re just couple of short sentences you might her in bsketbll pep tlk. Minds. Wht goes through coch's rotting mind? It's extremely rough to sy unless you hve been coch. Imgine your hed in close gme by five points with ten crucil minutes left to ply in the gme. The ref blows his whistle. The gme stops. The mn with the whistle between his teeth points t your key mn in the gme. The tempered coch jumps off the bench. The buzzer sounds signling five fouls ginst your mn. By the time the disgusted coch is seted on the bench, he is either disppointed with the performnce of his plyer, or he is ruthlessly md t the ref for mking pitiful cll. Coch Miller's mind is in continuous motion throughout the entire gme, becuse he is constntly giving signls to the tem. He hs to keep the tem from becoming unorgnized, which could hppen t ny time in the gme. Coches Miller nd Allen (L to R) re enjoying wtching the Bruins hed on to nother victory. The gme is over. It ws won by one point. The overjoyed tem heds to the locker room. The coch is congrtulting his excited plyers s they re wlking to the showers. GEORGE FOX COLLEGE BASKETBALL by Mrtin Lmbert Refs, you crusted socks, don't you ever open your eyes? "Wht ws tht George?" I sid "if I don't see 'em 111 mke 'em up." REFS: the FORGOTTEN MEN At the unforgettble George Fox College bsketbll gmes there re lwys two men who re quite forgettble. Or you might tend to hope so. These forgettble men trot up nd down the court in their zebr-striped shirts s if they own the plce. There is nother wy in which you cn tell the forgotten men from the bsketbll plyers, they lwys hve silver whistle between their teeth, but this is probbly so they won't complin to one nother bout their sore feet. It seems like every time ref blows his high-pitched whistle, ll the plyers turn towrd him nd look t him with confused fces. The noisy crowd becomes louder, nd the coches lep off their gluteus mximumuses into the ir like jcks-in--box. All this chos comes becuse the mn in zebr-striped shirt coughed nd forgot he hd whistle in his orl cvity. Refs hve to et up bits of unneeded criticism from the ruthless George Fox crowd. Crowds everywhere hve just bout the sme comments to throw t the refs - comments like, "Ref, pull your hed out," or "Ref, your eyes re crossed." These re just couple of the common criticisms thrown t the refs, but nybody who is out to ridicule the refs lwys hs his own personl compliments for the forgotten men. PEP BAND: the SOUNDS BEYOND the CROWD The sounds of extreme excitement t George Fox bsketbll gmes is expressed in mny different wys, such s the exciting sounds produced by the pep bnd. The George Fox College pep bnd consists of severl brss instruments, reed instruments, set of percussion instruments, severl blowhrds, nd little drummer boy. The pep bnd does prctice once in while. You cn tell. They don't ply completely out of key. The smll bnd group usully ppers t the bsketthe look of mzement on pep bnd member s the Bruins bll gmes erly. When they Could you imgine the three Stooges plying the sxophones? their stylish hts. Some come when the tem comes chrgin their forml bow ties nd ing onto the court they might they ll hve their own style ply the song, "When the Sints Come Mrching In." of suitcse. The clssicl pep bnd is The bnd plys its specil selections such s Beethoven relly gret. It provides enteror Struss. At times they tinment before the gmes might ply the clssicl nd during hlf time, not only "Mry Hd A Little Lmb." does it entertin, it provides Who knows wht the un- excitement to the crowd. «_. i * inrprlirthlp n o n hnh ic on. T M.. A.%
i*if>* THE CRESCKh "We've got spirit, yes we do. We've got spirit, how bout you?" s the crowd drowns out the other side with spirit A few specttors immensely contemplting on the wy the gme is going. SPECTATORS: the SPIRIT BEHIND BASKETBALL Specttors. Who re they? At George Fox they re overexcited students. Did I sy over-excited? I didn't men to underestimte them. Specttors ren't limited to Fox students. There's high school, elementry, nd preschoolers. And the older genertion lso ttends. Never before hve I seen or herd excitement generted in the wy the lively Fox student body does. The exciting George Fox students hve supported their tem greter thn ny other smll college We get specttors of ll ges from young to old. in this surrounding re. When Fox defeted Lin- fns could mke the diffield in the NAIA tip-off ference in the finl outcome tourney, Fox out-yelled, of the gme. When the fns scremed, nd out ridiculed strt cheering it might generthe South "40." In short, it te the plyers nd if the ws like mosquito with lr- plyers ply better bll it will yngitis trying to out buzz in turn generte the crowd. bumble bee. "And the fns re going The enthusistic specttors wild," sid commenttor t come into the gym. At first the NAIA finl tip-off tourney they don't seem too enthusi- gme. stic, but when the tem Why do the George Fox comes trotting onto the court fns go ll out t the bsketthe specttors turn into rv- bll gmes? "Spirit." They believe their tem cn win nd ing mnics. When the tem is plying show it. This is the spirit ben extremely tight gme the hind bsketbll. As the Bruin locomotive heds up nd down court it sounds out tht good voice of victory RALLY SQUAD: the ONE COMMON PURPOSE "Rlly." Mr. Webster defines "rlly," "to summon or to bring together for common purpose." Mr. Webster's definition is fir one nd the GFC spirited rlly squd lives up to this. They unite for one common purpose: to crete spirit throughout the entire school so tht when crowds gther t the bsketbll gme they re redy to "drown out" the other tem with spirited sounds. The rlly squd consists of five femles nd four mles. This group of young men nd women hs done fntstic job, not only t the gmes but with the gret mount of time nd effort put forth in developing their routines, nd, I must sy, they're the most originl routines I hve ever seen. Usully when you go to bsketbll gme you her the sme rotten yells other squds use: "Let's go tem, let's fight tem, let's win, win, win," or something similr. If the gme isn't exciting you're going to be in sorry shpe with boring cheerleders. The George Fox rlly squd is different. The members hve crzy yells in which they move up nd down the court like locomotive, plus others. Every time George Fox plys wy, the rlly squd is there, if there is ny possible wy to get there.
pge 4 THE CRESCENT Bruins Hlt Independents, Wrner Pcific, N o r t h w e s t Nzrene. murvn ii, i9ii> Bsketbll Women Win, Lose In Trio George Fox College's bsketbll women dropped two nd took one in three-gme series Sturdy, Februry 17. The distff Bruins lost to Southern Oregon, 65-25, bounced bck to win over Pcific University, 57-22, then dropped third gme to Mt. Hood Community College, 53>23. Cold shooting plgued the Bruins in the first gme s they triled t the hlf 27-15. The shooting got below breezing s the Bruins went into hiberntion in the second hlf, scoring just 10 points. Freshmn Judy Fox, Columbus, Montn, found the rnge for eight points with senior Crol Wright, West Linn, dding seven. The Bruins wrmed up quickly s they jumped out to 27-8 hlftime led with Pcific. They nerly rn temperture s they thumped PU 22-6 in the lst qurter to tke the win. Judy Fox scored seson high of 24 points while Crol Wright dded 18. The Bruins hd trouble m y I b r r e l u d e s g u r d d u r i n 8 Thursdy night gme with finding the bsket gin in EOC. the Mt. Hood contest s they fell behind 28-7 t the hlf. George Fox College's Bruins s sophomore fter The Bruins stged comebck in the second hlf, out- Smmy Ibrr popped in trnsfering from Arizon scoring their opponents by left corner jumper with 8:22 Western. In his first yer one, but were unble to mke on the clock s the Bruins under Coch Lorin Miller he up the first hlf difference. hosted Lewis nd Clrk Stte dropped in 408 points, Februry 22. The bsket verging 14.7 points gme. School Records wsn't prticulrly spectcu- As junior he verged 11.1 Set t Trck Meet lr for the El Pso Texs points per contest for 278 George Fox College senior gurd, who cn come up with totl, nd this yer Ibrr is Mrk Hllnd set new Uni- some long-rnge bombs nd hitting from the field t.415 versity of Montn indoor fncy work underneth, but pce. He leds in free throw shooting converting t the trck record in the triple the results were. The bsket pushed the 5-10 rte of.791 per cent. jump Sturdy Februry 10 Although second in llshrpshooter's point producwith lep of 47-11. Hllnd's jump in the Mv- tion totl for the Bruins to time scoring, Ibrr is scoring erick Invittionl on the Uni- 1,000 over three yer spn. t fster pce thn Lowen Ibrr, now with 1,032 who verged 325 points versity of Montn cmpus in Missoul lso estblished points, stnds second in the yer. Ibrr is expected to hit new Bruin record. Hllnd Bruins ll-time scoring col- bout 375 ech of his three broke the old mrk of senior umn ginst NAIA competi- yers with the Bruins. Ibrr scored 20 points in Rndy Winston who set the tion. He trils only Gordy top t 46-7 yer go t Loewen, Newberg center his record-setting performwho cnned 1,300 points over nce with the Lewiston, Idho Stte. Idho tem. He led ll Hllnd, from Billings Mon- four yer period. Ibrr strted with the scorers. tn, lso holds the GFC outdoor triple jump record of 48-5. His first plce finish in Discover the World on Your the triple jump ws bcked with fourth plce in the long jump where his mrk of Sils ech September & Februry 22-7 lso set new GFC reccombine ccredited study with ord, breking Winston's 21-0 eductionl stops in Afric, Auslst spring. Hllnd lso fintrlsi nd the Orient. Over 7500 ished fifth in the high jump students from 450 cmpuses hve lredy experienced this internwith 6-2 try. tionl progrm. A wide rnge of Winston, from Bttle finncil id is vilble. Write Ground, Wsh., ws fourth in now for free ctlog: the triple jump with 45-7 efwca, Chpmn College, Box CC40, Ornge, Cl. 92666 fort. Three other new GFC indoor records were estblished. Mtt Hethco, freshmn New Mngement Striving For Good Service from Orofino, Idho, put the All Hircuts Rzor Cutting Berd Trim & Shve new 300 distnce time t 35.8. Appointments Encourged 5 3 8-9 6 9 2 Tht ws not good enough, N e w b e r g, Orcoon however, to mke the Mon- 5 0 8 E. First Street tn finls. Cliff McCurdy, Lubbock, EARLHAM Texs, freshmn plced SCHOOL OF R E L I G I O N fourth mong 20 competitors in the 440 with new indoor Is it possible to be record of 56.3 for GFC. Tht's qulity eductionl institution roughly equivlent to 52.3 nd Christin community? outdoors. It's not esy, but we try Hethco, McCurdy, Wint the Erlhm School of Religion I ston nd Hllnd, running s mile-rely tem, set the new Send inquiries to Keith Esch, Director of Admissions indoor record in tht event t Erlhm School of Religion, Richmond, IN 47374 3.42. Phil Vrce ttempts shot during lst few minutes of EOC Rod Brown, freshmn gme. from Columbus, Montn, OurTenriceTrPre!! " i threw the shot 37-3 in his first Come in or Cll u* i collegite competition, nd Portrits Air or Trin Ticket Rnervotier? - Youth F e w to Europe by 1 ' Newberg junior Curt Ankeny Air or Ship? - Student RX-Ponos? - Round-tho-Worid Floting Cmpus? Commercil nd disqulified himself in the Photo Finishing! mile nftpr rridpntlv stennine George Fox College's Bruins mde it four wins in row Februry 15 nd 17 nd kept the edge for n NAIA District 2 plyoff spot s they climed victories over the two tems they must bet out for the independent berth. Thursdy the 15th the Bruins clipped visiting Northwest Nzrene on their own court, 84-72, then Sturdy kept trdition live by beting Wrner Pcific College on the Knight's court, 77-58. The victory mrked the fourth stright yer the Bruins hve won on the Portlnder's home court. With NNC the Bruins built n erly seven point led t 16-9 with nine minutes gone, but the Nmp, Idho, crew chrged bck s the first hlf ended in 32-32 dedlock. For the first 7:45 of the second hlf both tems held no more thn two-point led with seven ties tking plce. Center Rob Wunder put the Bruins into" the led for good t 10:20 on five-foot jumper inside to mke the score 5452. The Crusders kept close, within two t 66-64 w th 5:30 on the clock, but th Bruins put on blitz, outscoring the visitors 12-2 s gurd Ken Greenmn tossed in six points by free throws with the help of bskets by Wunder, gurd Smmy Ibrr nd forwrd Eddie Fields. With 78-66 bulge, Coch Lorin Miller emptied his bench for the finl minute. Ibrr pced the Bruins with 20 points, followed by Wunder's 18. Greenmn collected 16 while forwrd Crig Tylor closed out the Bruin scoring in double figures with 10. The Crusders were led by forwrd Rynor Rumpel with 19 points nd 15 rebounds s he continues to led the dis- trict in tht deprtment. George Fox spoiled Wrner Pcific's homecoming celebrtion s the Bruins jumped to commnding erly 10-0 led before the Knights hit the scorebord t 15:57. The Bruins built up n 11-point hlftime led t 38-27. Never triling in the gme, the Bruins strted slow in the second hlf but mintined seven point led until Wrner cught fire nd brought the Bruin edge to just four points with 7:25 left nd the score 52-48. Both tems hit two buckets ech before the Bruins pulled the gme out of rech with 4:47 to go. Center Jim Blke hit upper underhnd reverse lyin round his mn to strt things off, Fields dded two t the chrity stripe nd Tylor one, followed by Greenmn who hit on two from the line. After Knight bucket, GFC picked up two more free throws nd lyin by Greenmn to post 12-point, 67-55 mrgin with less thn minute to the finl buzzer. George Fox put six men in double figures s Wunder, Blke nd Greenmn scored 12 ech nd Tylor 11 with Ibrr nd Fields dding 10 ech. The Bruins shot t.475 clip, the Knights t.377. The Bruins will try to improve on their 12-13 record nd try to mke it two in row over the Crusders Sturdy night s they trvel to Nmp for remtch. First, however, the Bruins tngled with Lewis nd Clrk Stte Thursdy in Lewiston, Idho. The Bruins dumped the Wrriors erlier in Newberg, 7252. GFC completed its regulr seson schedule Tuesdy (Feb. 27) t home with Wrner Pcific. Ibrr Reches 1,000 mrk SEMESTER AT SEA DON'S BARBER & STYLING Newberg TRAVEL