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

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7M3 7184M? ighnmnathpan OFFICERS President . . Mar, aret Mor an Vlce PreSIdent .................................................. Irene Bilbrey, gTEdith Weagifer Secretary .............................................. . ..... Hazel Jones, Florence McGeehan Treasurer .......................................................... Edith Wood, Clara Fenenga Marshal ........................................................ Rozelle McKee, Ruby McClure Reporter ........... Edith Weaver, Dorothy Linklater Mus1c1an ............................................... ' ....... Lucy Morse, Maxine Schannep In these months of 1920 and 1921, the Philos have had a most happy and memorable fiftieth anniversary year. To begin with, twelve new members, including active and honorary ones, were added to the Philomathean Society. Both the older and younger girls are heartily pleased with the new affiliations. The activities of the Philos have been many and varied. Literary programs included debates, papers, musical numbers, dramatic attempts, ttlocalsfi and other features. Two of the most enjoyable programs were ones, showing in themselves, marked contrast; the one being 2 An Ideal Program? given by the Faculty Philos, and the other, the annual issue of the Philo Dispatch. , . Social functions have by no means been lacking in the lives of the Philos this year. The fiftieth anniversary of the found- ing of the Philomathean Society was celebrated by a royal bane quet given early in December. The Philo party IS an annual af- fair but this year it was unusually elaborate and pretentlous, the guest of honor being Mrs. L. D. Crandall, who as secretary - of Philomatheans, received the charter from the faculty, forty- eight years ago. , A large crowd attended, some of whom have been PhllOS many years. . , , . One accomplishment of whlch the Phllomathean Society 1s indeed proud, is that of refurnishing the Soc1ety room. W1th the presence of wicker rockers, arm-chairs and stools, a table lamp, piano lamp and beautiful window draperies, Philo Hallbegins t3 take on the aspect of a fashionable club room. To the falthfnl an earnest efforts of both Alumnae Philos and present Phllos, 1s due the charm and beauty of Philo Hall at the present time. Philos are proud to have had a representatlve on the college girls, debate team, this year, in the person of .one of the newmefm- bers, Vivian Hippie. Also, the girls tennis chamflplolrIShllE:1 for Pacific University for 1920-1921 and the s11ver cup awarl'sie t 12H; this honor are in the possession of a Freshman PhllO, 01'0 y Linklater. JYmet'eeiu :. .. V Webb!

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7he 7I'eant Bilbrey, Morgan, Jones, Morse Schannep, Hipple, McGeehan, Wood Johnson, McClure, Rush, Kunkle Weaver, Linklater, Fenenga 7:19;! fy-twa 51;. Pt? F

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