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

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1931 IS iS iJiii iS f - ' - ? BASKETBALL Basketball this year, as in previous years, was one of the outstanding sports on the campus with a large number turning out. With competition at its highest the Rooks defeated the Sophomores in an exceedingly fast and exciting game, and won the inter-mural series. Under the leadership of Miss Burlingham, inter-sorority basketball was organized, and in this first year of playing the Thetas were victorious. The class teams were as follows: Rooks Sophomores Juniors Seniors Smith P. Duyck Soffe Jesse Soffe Eickmeyer Rolston Frederickson Ruff Potts Sloan Meyer Kappel Ferris Asher Bennett Lee Griffith Grubbs Evans James Gof f Grew Vaananen Higby Evans M. Duyck One hundred thirteen z

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1931 HOCKEY Hockey needed no introduction to Pacific women athletic followers. As football held the sport limelight for the men during the fall, so it was that hockey held the interest of Pacific co-eds. The hockeyists, besides competing in inter-class games, held matches between two squads selected by Miss Burlingham, director of the women ' s athletic department. At the close of the season Hazel Soffe was awarded a hockey stick for being the most valuable player of her team. This trophy is awarded annually to the girl gaining such recognition. The members of the two squads as chosen by Miss Burlingham are as follows: Squad One B. Asher J. Drew M. Duyck P. Duyck M. Evans R. Eickmeyer M. Grubbs M. Burdick D. Gibson B. Potts V. Seymour G. Nissen M.L. Higby A. Ferris Squad Two H. Bennett C. Jessee A. Meyer E. Bainter L. James R. Halderman E. McDonald H. Soffe H. Frederickson E. Westerburg M. Vaananen One hundred twelve T

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1931 VOLLEYBALL In the volleyball tournament held under the supervision of Miss Bur- lingham, the Sophomores showed their superiority over the other classes by winning the inter-class championship. Although the Sophomores did land on top they had no little trouble defeating the Freshmen, Juniors, and Seniors who proved to be tough opponents. The first game was taken by the Sophomores who defeated the Juniors 35 to 20. The next game was won by the Rooks against the Juniors with a score of 28 to 24. The captains of the respective squads were: Anna Meyer, Seniors; Roma Rolston, Juniors; Marjorie Griffith, Sophomores; and Lois James, Freshmen. Seniors Helen Bennett Anna Meyer Ethel Bradford Mary Laack Juniors Jo Drew Victoria Seymour Betsey Asher Dorothy Gibson Roma Rolston Sophomores Marjorie Griffith Barbara Potts Aida Ferris Rose Eickmeyer Norma Sears Patricia Duyck Leila Peters Rooks Hazel Soffe Lois James Frances Stiles Naomi Lee Ellen Westerburg Harriet West Ruth Halderman I One hundred fourteen