Pacific University - Heart of Oak Yearbook (Forest Grove, OR)

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West From Marsh Archway

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Olnntmtz THE COLLEGE ....................................... 13 Administration .................. - ......... . ...... 14 Campus Views .......... - ......... 4 .............. 16 Faculty ........................................ 22 School of Music ................................. 27 THE COLLEGE YEAR ......... -. ....................... 31 Illustrated Review, .............. '. . ; . . . . , ...... -. . 32 ACTIVITIES ..... 43 1 Publications .................................... 44 Debate ................ , ......................... '47 Oratory ...... . ...... .. . . ; ........................ 48 Dramatics ...................................... 49 ORGANIZATIONS ' ..................................... 51 StudentBody...............,...., ............... 52 Christian ...................................... 53 ' Musical ................................ 7 -. ...... 54 .4; Departmental. ........................... ' ....... 56 Service ........................................ 57 ' Alumni ........................................ 59 ATHLETICS ........................................ 7- . . 67 Football ........................................ 68 Basketball ............................. ' ......... 74 Baseball.....................,, ................... 76 Track .......................................... 78 Tennis ......................................... 79 . W0men4s Athletics .............................. 81 Minor Athletics ...................... . ........... 83 CLASSES .............................................. 85 FRATERNAL ORGANIZATIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....... 101 CAMPAIGN ............................................ 115 JOKES AND ADVERTISEMENTS 119

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Enrvmnrh With a three fold purpose in View we have endeavored to include Within the pages of the 1922 Heart of Oak. An accurate and interesting account of the development and growth of Pacific University as the pioneer college of the West, Which may help us all appreciate the sacrifice and devotion that has characterized the first seventy-two years of her life and laid the foundation for un- told future worth. A progressive record of the forgone year in in the hours of both work and play Which will serve, we believe, in the times to come as a pleas- ant memory of undergraduate years for. those Who have enjoyed under the spread of her mas- sive oaks the poignancy of her teaching, the Vir- ulence of her spirit. A portrayal of college life as we see it Which may foster in those Who do not know us an ap- preciation for the Spirit of Pacific U., democrat- ic, scholarly, progressive, Vigorous, that finds life in a strengthening growth. eTHE EDITORS.