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

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Q2;.i.; 30, 'se. IL; U. KT 1 . . I . .34' ?2M. we I A 0-: K k I1 I III II 7he 7720 n 3-. 1m? ' 4 Kat Mills Stewart Martin Leucha'uer Patton Anderson Bates ' Tupper LINKS mm 3 xmxzseries and got possession of the Shaver trophy for the year. g h, 3an Sophomores were also successful in the baseball series which they won by defeating the other classes by a large margin due to the work of Sheeley and Hoar on the mound. The freshmen gave :5 them a close rub for the Field day track meet but again they Were . successful in carrying off the honors. Tennis tournament for the ' :. men are still to be arranged and may be played during the latter , a ' it part of commencement week. ' ? WOMENS, ATHLETICS In order that womens, athletics may have alarger part inour college life and to put us on an equal footing w1th other'standard colleges, the ttWomens, Athletic Associationtt was orgamzed early in April. Officers were elected by the girls of the student body to in April. Officers were elected by the glrls of the student body to hold office during the remainder of th1s year andOdurlng the year 1921-22; President, Miss Mabel Patton; ViCe PreSIdent, M1ss Thel- ma Mills; Secretary, Miss Dorothy Linklater, and Treasurer, Melss Edith Darland. A constitution was drawn up by an executive com- mittee consisting of one member elected from each collegiate class-Ethel Tupper, Lucy Morse, Margaret Martln, and Margar- et Morgan, and Miss Leuchauer, director of the womens depart- ment of physical education. In this constitution the point system of the National Association was adopted. The schedule as ar- rangedincludes swimming, regular gymnasium classes, 'tenms, AA JYmet'e em I k Wefy-to

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Martin Linklater h Patton NIOI' popular sport in the school Which Will be further developed in the '3 udvv-m coming year. ' INTRAMURAL ATHLETICS r.- awn Intramural athletics took the form of inter-class strugglesf.,,;3; ,u chiefly this year. The Sophomores won the inter-class basketball W, L'c'nn-h ' v.91, mm; V I . , . 'rgAl.'Ilv'; . l. i : u I J; .x , ' umif; it :e amt :a-v IN! Schneider 7wonfy-two

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11 u m n '3 7. Taylor Linklater Tupper Fenenga Bates Stewart Boggess Dibble hockey, baseball and basketball. For excellence, and points won by those who make the various class and school teams, trophies and numerals are given. The official sweater, white with a crim- son ttP. UP displayed thereon, is given to those winning a total 0.- seven hundred points during their college years; these points to be won in at least four different sports. Great progress has been made this year in womenst athlet- ics; too much praise could not be given to Miss Huldah Leuchauerz director of the Womenst department through whose efferts and unfailinginterest athletics will have a greater part in the life of the girls of Pacific University. . This year great enthusiasm was shown. among the classes 1n the 1nter-class contests. Baseball and basketball teams com- peted fer the championship of the school. More interest has been shown 1n swnnmlng than we have had for a number of years. On May 28 a swnnmlng meet was held in the Gymnasium at which a large number of would-be mermaids competed in races for dis- tance and speed. Much interest was shownwin the exhibition dtvmg stunts glven by various members of the classes. The Ten- n1s cuppresentedt by F. V. Andrews, of Portland, was a large factor 1n.p1j0met1ng 1nterest in tennis among the women of Pa- lelC. Elmnnatlon tournaments were held in each class. Miss Dorethy L1nk1ater, a member of the Freshman class succeeded 1n wmnlng the trophy th1s year. Mr. Andrews expects to present Wefe V! a 7nonfy-two