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

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E QEEEEEQEQEEEEEEQQEQQEQEEEEEQEEQQEQEQQEQQQQEQEQQE mmiw is la Q Q Q H Q E ui EE v-l O nu 0 IP 71 if Q sl Q Q Q lsl is me E E use E E E E E E E E E Q E E E E E E noxl-:R E55 CLAS-s or 1926 g HE school year was begun by the Freshmen with the usual epidemic of E Painting green initials on the sidewalks, scrubbing them off again at E the point of paddles wielded by the Vigilance Committee, and otherwise E doing all those things expected of them. They were soon taught their rightful E Places in college life and since acquitted themselves admirably. Q Some of the most notable achievements of the class of '26 were won in Q debate. A dual Freshman debate was held with Willamette, one of which Q Pacific won. Ilo Brown, a Freshman woman, was one of the two Pacific E debaters who wrested a victory from the women of Bellingham Normal. E Virgil Lilly, another Freshman, had the highest standing in the Phi Alpha Tau Q interclass debates, the debate cup of that organization going to the Freshmen E this year. He also represented the Varsity against Linfield. E The Freshmen have also made a good showing in athletics. In the inter- E class basketball tournament, the women gained first place, and the men held E second place in their contests. Four Freshmen now possess letters, one for E Varsity basketball, the other three for footba.ll. If prospects materialize, it is Q likely that this class will also make a good showing in track and baseball. E That which the Freshmen show. most pride 'in is the possession of the E Pacific Spirit, Boxer. They captured him from the Seniors early in the E winter and since then his hibernation has been broken by frequent visits into Q college life. This Chinese God has for many years been the cause of spirited E competition between classes, and the present owners show by its possession E their intention of being leaders in Pacific. E E - F Sixty-three J.. :rug . F?'E'!:'5' I 3, FR was EEEEEQQQ E

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