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

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. 7he 794mb Apprrriatinn As the last pages of copy go to press and the last proof sheets fortell the end of arduous days and sleepless nights, a feeling of t relief and gratitude comes over the staff of the 1922 Heart of Oak It is not without some pride, tho with equal humility, that we see our labors ended and the result of them presented to the pub- lic. We realize that numerous faults and imperfections may be apparent to many of our readers, and to those we ask forgiveness and share a hope that they in future years may profit by our mistakes. ' a - We also wish to acknowledge thanks to: Mr. L. D. Bell of the News-Times Printing Company and his . corps of efficient helpers, whose skill and patience in iisetting up? copy and arranging material was invaluable and enduring. , Mr. A. E. Scott, who has printed and bound the college an- nuals for several years, and whose interest has been a contribut- ing factor to their several successes. i . Mr. F. E. Andrews of the Hicks-Chatten Engraving Company, whose attention to our needs was unfailing. Mr. A S. Hill, manager of Pacificis campaign, whose sugges- tions and help were most timely. ' . And to the many students who contributed in one way or an- other to whatever successbthis volume may achieve. Selah! It is done. ' THE EDITORS JYmete en. 3'. . t 7wonfy-two