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

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Eiegeieew HEART OF UAK '24 ea Ei Q L-nil W-D-M Q3 .CSE 5535 I 8 3 CQ , - Q9 CQ HENRY Lrmsxzrv BATES Dmn of Faculiy, Profravsor of Philosophy gg A. 13. Oberlin College, 18763 A. M. Q Oberlin College, 18803 B. D. Oberlin The- E ological Seminary, 1881 3 D. D. Pacific Uni- versity, 1918, Ordained to the Ministry, E 18815 Principal Tualatin Academy, 1893- 19155 Professor of Philosophy, Pacific Uni- versity, IQI4-. C55 Q9 Q CS? A Sl E Q55 D MARY FRANCES FARN1-1A1v1 I ww of W U'1lll'Il, Prof 1'.v.vor of Iinglzsh E 69 Literature Q E Graduate of Mt. Holyoke, 18685 Post Q2 E Graduate work at Radcliffe, 1895-965 Litt. Q D., Mt. Holyoke, 19125 Supt. of Schools, E Bridgton, Maine, 1877-793 Vice-principal, Q Bloemhof School, Cape of Good Hope, Qi South Africa, 1880-885 Author of Docu- E mentary History of Maine , Dean of Q VVomen and Professor of Literature, Pacific E University, 1897-. E FRANK COLLINS TAYLOR Q CSI Professor of Lniin and Greek Q A. B. University of Nebraska, 1890: , M. A. University of California, 1922, Principal, Weeping Water Academy, Weep- E C32 ing Water, Nebraska, 1894-19071 Professor E Q of Latin and Greek, Pacific University, Q W 3 fl E 3 Q52 ' E Tfwenty-tfwo CE Q92 if A ' ' 'ii EEQQlQQ'lZlliZlQlQlQlie'ZlQlElQlQl4'-ZlQll55li5ZlQlQlQlQll'2IQiEQQEQQQQEQQEH

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EH ' 222222 EEBBQQQQQQQQ HEART OF UAK '24 QQQQQQQQQQE Q m?::::: r'22222Q Q H Q Q Q E Q E Q E Q E . . E Q E32 5 Q E Q 2 Q Q Q Q E Our President 3 E IN WILLIAM CLARENCE WEIR, President of Q E Pacific University, the students of the Family E E I'CCOgnize a character of executive ability, a person Q E of the highest of ideals, and a man through whose H strength Pacific University has been raised from a state E E of weakness to a state of power both morally and E E financially. I 3 E Students find themselves at a loss to be able to Q 'enumerate the combinations of character existing within Q E one human beings and hope to have the privilege of H E showing their loyalty to him through the light and E dark years that are to come. H 3 2 Q .E Q51 55 Qi Q El E ESI E Sl Sl 53 951 gg-j Si Q SI 555 Ei 55 51 Q55 ESI E 3 E Tfwenfy-one El Q 2 - IIESZI QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQEW E

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ggggaiaaaaaa HEART OF OAK '24 EE Q Qi E E32 Q3 E Q2 E ESI E oz E HENRY FERRIS PRICE Q Professor of MUlll?lIlHfiCK H E A. B. Engineering Swarthmore College, E IQO6Q M. A. 1912 and Ph. D. 1915, Uni- Q versity of Pennsylvania 3 Instructor of E . Mathematics, Pacific University, 1908-IO: E . . PS2 Instructor of hlathematics in University of E E Oregon, Portland Center 5 Professor of E Mathematics, Pacific University, I92O-. C53 53 ESI 555 . S2 Q55 y S1 153 E9 553 L51 155 ESE E ALICE W1LLARD . Q E Professor of Chcmisiry E E A. B. Knox College, 19021 A. M. Knox College, 19085 Graduate work at Leland Q Stanford University and University of E E ' Chicagog Professor of Chemistry, Pacific E University, 1917-23. H Qi E E55 E 9. E C53 E C51 Q55 E C ANIDRESEN HUBBARD H ZS! ' ' . ' E52 Professor of Blology Q91 E Director Three Arched Rocks Marine E E Station Research Specialist,' Oregon State Q Q Fish Commission. Q E B. E. University of Washington, 1919. E NI. S. University of Washington, 1920. E-Sl E Graduate work University of Washington E in Zoology, Botany, Education. United H Q States Bureau of Biological Survey, 1918. E Q Professor of Biology, Pacific University, E E 1922-. E E 3 E 3 Tfiurnly-thrrr H E E , 9 M, t II EE? QggcaeaoooaaommoaooooocazaozoiaQ-zozoocoomooocoaazoagi E