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

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EE?g HEART or OAK '24 :':a-agwpaagggg E I E51 3 3 E Pacific University Band 3 E NDER the direction of C. W. Lawrence, the band has developed into Q Q one of the most active organizations on the campus. The personnel is Q Q larger and their scope of activity is wider than ever before. Theylhave Q Q. put spirit into all the pep rallies and have played at every inter-collegiate Q Q athletic event in Forest Grove this year. When Drum Major Lee Strick- Q land led them on the gridiron, between halves of the Willamette game on E Q Home-coming Day, they caused no little sensation. Q E The band went to Eugene with the football team to help show U. of O. Q E what Pacific spirit was. Yamhill and Washington counties celebrated Armis- E Q tice Day in Forest Grove. The P. U. band furnished all the music for E E Washington county in the parade. E E5 During the pre1Christmas financial drive in the. county, they marched Q E through the main streets of Forest Grove and through places of business E Q keeping the townspeople awakened for the whole week. The b-and also played H E a big part in the annual P. U. banquet held at the Congregational Church, E February 16th. E Q PERSONNEL gi - Director .... ..C. W. Lawrence Drum Major ..... Lee Strickland Q Q Solo Cornets: Trombones: E E Thorson Bennett Elmer Hamilton H Alvin Hawk George Jackson Q E Enoch Moore Harold Roberts E Q43 Ray Wolf Ellis stabbing E E First Cornets: U Altos: Q E Fred Dysle P. L. jillson E E William Goff Phillips Jiiison Q2 E Lester Talbot Bert Sparks E Q Clarinet: Baritones: Q Q G. E. Richards Harry Kunkel E Q , Saxophones:' Leo Morgan E E Elmer Littlehales Basses: Q Q Bernard Sellers Leonard Alley Q E Dean Sellers john Anderson E E Snare Drum: Bass Drum: Q E William Harrison Bruce Roe Q 3 Q H 3 2 , as Q 3 Ninety-one agggiaiammmmiazaiaiaiaiaaimmiamzgamiaiaiammraQQQQQQQQQQEE

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