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

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Qlggemeiiafoezom HEART OF OAK '24 SEQQQQEQQE 'ZS Q92 C55 E52 S5 E52 JUNIOR-FRESHMAN E ' Forfward Lim' Half Back: Full Backs E Bates, C. Dibble Boggess H Koberstein, R. I. Evans Hipple Q E A. Fenenga, L. I. Kirkwood Q Taylor, L. W. I Goal H E Lannmg, R. W. Elliott H Srzbslitxzlfs E Morgensen, Goal Todd Buslach H E9 E 62 3 C53 Q C53 E55 Q Interclass Basketball Q5 E 3 2 3 CS! Q EQ' E52 63 E35 itil QD 633 Q5 2 3 E 3 E ES? E Q52 H Q5 l. llrown, G. Van Gruos, S. Anderson, Martin H Kirkwood, Elliott, Todd E The Interclass Basket Ball Championship was awarded to the freshmen women this year, after playing off a tie with the junior quintet who have held the champion- H ship for two years. The closest and best games of the season were the games between Q S the sophomores and juniors, when the score stood six to five in favor of the juniors, Q E and the second sophomore-freshman game in which the time had to 'be extended five Q Q minutes in order to play off the tie. According to Coach Russell the best players Q 1' developed this year were: Margaret Taylor, Irene.Martin, Ruby Kelley, forwardsg C52 El Margaret Elliot, Ardelle Boggess, centers, Mana Le Cerf, Ilo Brown, side-centersg ZS! E531 Florence Bates, Elva Dibble, and Celia Bernards, guards. E 3 2 E 3 One lzumlred forty-four E . ez ggQcoomzoeocoooeiQtoaecoeimcoommmzozozooezeimmmomaomgi

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Qiezooeiaimazm HEART OF OAK '24 ezez rammesoggi is as 935 E55 5515 E55 C33 l 555 ggi E32 aj E52 Q 2 C53 553 62 E Cleo Howell, Yell King, and his assistant E E Arthur McCoy, worked as hard in playing H H with Pacific University Spirit as the team E E did in playing the game on the field. Q E The pep which these Outlaws by Public Q E Proclamation displayed not only created Q E spirit among the students, but retold innumer- E E able victories. I H E 3 C55 E55 Q ESI gg Q92 C53 r 555 C515 E55 Z5 E91 CQ E1 aj '93 352 Q El E 353 ZS Q5 CQ E51 E 1922 Tenms 3 E HE year of 1922 was perhaps one of the best years in the history of H E Pacific University in allbranches of athletics. Tennis was equally as E H good as any of the intercollegiate sports. Amburn and Blackman were E the outstanding stars in the men's division, while Mabel Patton and Dorothy E E Linklater were the fastest net artists among the women. Virginia Thatcher E and Margaret Martin both made their letters. E E The first match that Pacific participated in was the State Tournament at H E Salem. The second match was with Linfield College in which Pacific won E Q E the men's doubles, women's doubles, and women's singles. Linfield took the E E men's singles and the mixed doubles. The last match of the year, also with E E Linfield, was won by Pacific by a large margin. A E E 3 E 2 E One hundred forty-.fix Q E Sagas-F T M--' ' 525152 EEEEEEEQEEQQQQQi55lEEQlElEQlQEEElEQllQEEl5'ElQl2llEQiQ