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

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2522225365622 HEART 0F OAK '24 mamaamamggg 'i - its E51 I One hundred six E 3 y s H cc ' - I aa E The Passmg of the Tlurcl Floor Back E Q HE Class of 1923 will present on Tuesday, June 12, a three act play, E E The Passing of the Third Floor Back , by Jerome K. Jerome. Q E Although this play is a little heavy for amateurs, a very successful pro- E duction is assured under the coaching of Professor Harold H. Story. E The scene of the play is laid in an English boarding house where bickering, E E strife and cheating are prevalent. The little slavey , who is the leading char- Q E acter, rebels at it all. As if in answer to her desire, a stranger comes who Q E takes the room, the third floor back. There is something about this stranger Q E that brings out the best in everyone with whom he comes in contact. By his Q H very presence he transforms the spirit of the inmates of the lodging house so E E that at his leaving, love and understanding have superseded the old atmosphere E E of bickering and strife. E Q45 El CAST OF CHARACTERS! 3 E The Stranger ....................................... ,Weston Henry Q Stasia ........... ..................,............ E llen Anderson Q E Vivian ........ ..... L ucy Morse E Major Tompkins .... ...,.. L awrence Devlin E E Mrs. Sharp ..... ...Nellie Walker E E Miss Kite ........ ...Harriet Smith Q H Mrs, De Hooley, .... .Nola Ramsey Q E Joey Wright ,,,, ...... H enry Fiske Q Harry Larcom .. ..... Bert Sparks Q E Mrs. Tompkins... ..... Ruby Kelly E Jape Samuels... ..... Leslie Hoar E E Christopher .... ...... C harles Trachsel C55 C53 E95 K9 E51 LSE E51 C55 E91 C55 Q7 ZH 555 C53 E92 H E532 E53 El E 52 53 E 3 C53 E95 ISE E95 H 3 E are I A f as Eggggaezaiaeaaeeememeaaaaaa zazaeaaeezraza ezemzaezaagggg

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aim HEART or QAK '24 2 Q Q 3 Cratory ,153 C9 H Q :Q Q 1 Q EEEEEQEEQ QEQQQQQ EEEEEEEQ 2 :- FD Q jgsw 3-Q30 mQ,f-+P-' '4ZQCl'Tj 0'-1'2 :e...'O 'gin gg..I'.EG 'hcfiz 2.2,- ' 59:4 .4 g'E,2l'1'l E' 13322 .-TQQCIJ Q Scams 2 325' 1'-'E1':.:r 'CFD-mr. mf'155 DOG-O Q--5.31 G... ...5 1 3252 D... C1408 Q wg BED 102' .1 'FBFO E :wig E 23751 Q-'U 434' 21115 0:12 25' ,,, c .-JE'-rs 8:17 f-+72 :':-w nfs? 1205. :Cgjo :OE E566 QQQEQQQ The annual prizes given in the home oratorical contest by the law firm of Hare, McAlear 81 Peters, of Hillsboro, have also greatly encouraged the practice of this art. The home contest this year, held in January, was a lively affair with five entries-William Harrison, Watt Long, Albert Schnieder, Carl Curtis, and Christ Loukas. Harrison won first place and Long second. EEE On March 9, Harrison represented Pacific in the State Oratorical Contest held at Albany and Won second place there, crowding the first place winner , closely. - Pacific University entered the Western Oratorical League last year, send- G3 ing Watt Long to represent the crimson and black at the league's first contest H at Washington 'State College, Pullman, Washington. He had previously Q represented the sehool in the State Peace Oratorical, and placed high in both events. Pacific University is the only small college in Oregon to be a member EE of the Western League. E Q Q H Q Q Q Q52 E H H H H One hundred eighi . L . . W LT- of c EggQQeeezezeoezezocaeiaozoeoezeaaeaezezoraezeeazsayoeiaeigggg