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N3LA$SHEB$ EDITED BY PEGGY OTIS 15-
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Board of Managers PACIFIC COLLEGE is controlled by a Board of Managers and much Qf its past success has been due to the efforts of this group. The board has general charge of the college, administers the finances, confers degrees, outlines the gen- eral policy, and selects the members of the faculty. The complete me bership of the board numbers fifteen. The group is divided into three classes, each serving three years. Two-iifths of the board are nominated by the board itself, two-fifths by the Permanent Board of Oregon Yearly Meeting .and one-fifth by the Alumni Association. Dr. Thomas Hester, a former graduate of the college, has presided as president of the board for the last six years. Other oHicers are: Joseph McCracken, vice-president; Her- vey M. Hoskins, secretary; Oliver Weesner, treasurer. President Pennington is an ex-offieio member. Nearly all the members of the board are graduates or former students of Pacific College. The board is divided into five committees; namely, Executive, Faculty and Officers, Buildings and Grounds, Museum and Library, and Finance.
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Hansberry. B. A. McCracken. B. S. Kaster. B. S. Wilson. B. A. Sherk, B. A. Campbell. B. A. Rice. 13. A. liiatt. B. S. Seniors? Class N THE FALL of 1932, thirty-iivefreshmen entered Pa- cific College. The; was properly initiated at Aebischerts prune drier by the viable sophomores. .VUnder the direction of Miss Carter, the: class play, ttAppIe Blossom Time, was presented. There Were two class parties. One was at the home of their president, Don Hodsong. and one at Arlouine Bennettis. At the jelose 0f the year a picnic was given the sophomores. They properly initiated the incoming fresh- men in the college'vcanyon and were entertained, in turn. by them at the annual picnic at Hirteris. Ronald Sherk was president. With Ruthanna McCracken as president many social activities filled their ijurrihr year. Besides several class parties, one of which was a wafii'e supper held in the annex, the group entertained the members of the class of 35 at the annual Junior-Senior Banquet. The theme was The Old Fashioned Garden, with decorations, songs, and toasts
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