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

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WI V xVLI I J 1 IA? - 7A IN MEMORIAM I EDITH BARTOWv REV. C. F. CLAPPDD.

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Irrriatiuug It was my good fortune as a student at Pacific to know very intimately Dr. Mary Frances Farnham, whom to know was to honor and respect. . tam Miss Farnhamis thorough training augmented by her Wide WW! at 1' WW . finnness . inf; many problem .k dab 'UlnSlant s ilk'ific I . ' realm an I 1116, range of experience and extensive travel made her an ideal um i faillupo teacher. . . . . v1: .4 UN: fii ?ml'lng During my Seniorsyear, when Paolflc was undergomg some t A 191' thlngso mighty changes, I often discussed w1th her the problems facmg M. T l'- . , gaandthe, us. Then it was that I learned how very loyal she was to the i f f f ,JC'flC' Umiversih school and I feel safe in saying that the spirit she manifested 3?- mfiuvnce for goodh'v through those trying times did much to hold the students in line , , man for intellectuali and bring things back to normal again. Truly her services to i the University have been great. ' ' '55 35 H personalfriend ' y . SUMNER E. BRYANT. vmrwz- with ildmirationi Niggifggidiggfegon. ' ; , .-... P3, r: 15. D. CLAPE I think those of us who were at Pacific when Miss Farnham jfirst Came to Forest Grove always like to claim a little more of w. her interest and attention; and feel that ours was an especial 2 . . , I I H privilege in having been under her care and guidance from the P'Y'li'im tnoug 1M ; very beginning of her work there. Her influence did not cease , H 't' SW 4 charming W0; when our college days were over, but is a real present force, help- T. 3W1 wmmng persona ing us even now in some of our problems of every day. m- Ilt'W-L'Hmel's hadmel I was always impressed by Dean Farnhamis versatility and 'q-f: that our college 00W adaptability-she seems to touch life at so many points-but- her one characteristic which stands out before me is her gift of real . -- hunky corner in Hei sympathy and personal interest in the .lives of those about her. ' izrw :mii hear herteHai Indifference is surely utterly. forelgn to her nature. nmfnrz too. when thei' As the yeoai's go by, we areancreasmgly glad that she gave ,- H in Hmham ahi herself to Paelfic, and I am confident that the frlends of our col- t ! 'h lege can wish nothing better than that the influence of our be- How Vividii olved and devoted teacher may abide for years to come. f9; . HARRIET YODER POTTS, ,04. f Metzger, Oregon. . April 25, 1921. g ;1 WV. jam in tho hearfso linuiish. HiiVeyouct . whvn Ihel'esawu for today Shf ! a ' iH'i'. ti ,-,. ,mch'nlh' 511 1': I JIA IwASOi

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