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

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+■- I LEAVE IT OR NOT - - - THE INDEX Published by the Students of Pacific University each and every Tuesday of the Week Since 1849. Very, very late one dark, dark night, as Scripley was stealthily retreating from Herrick Hall after carefully placing one of its inmates on the lower balcony of the fire escape, he saw a dim light in Marsh and heard a strange pecking sound clicking mysteriously along. Mr. Scrip, being extremely brave, inves- tigated and this is one version of the story which he told to me. I quietly descended the creaky steps of Marsh in the direction of the light whi ch peered from beneath a door. Visions of a ghostly phantom filled my hysterical head as I crept along, next to the subterranean passages of the hall. My face was beaming red through the newly applied powder on my cheeks; in my hand I held a shoe which had been dropped from the fire escape of Herrick. I was in a desperate mood. I looked again; then listened; like a profes- sor giving a true and false exam. The clicking continued. With fast beating heart, I ran to the door of the Index room. Clasping the shoe in my hand like the comptroller holding a check, I opened the door. There, seated at a typewriter, was Dad Burnett Haberly. editor of the Index, which paper has come out promptly each Tuesday afternoon since 1849 with items from the fraternities and all news. (Continued on Page 148) ,]. . . — .. — .. — .. . — .. — .. — .. — .. — .. „ — Hi ' make the foUoivinij Sorority and I | Fratrrnity Pins: j KAPPA DELTA PHI LAMBDA OMICRON I I THETA NU ALPHA ZETA GAMMA SIUMA = ] LNDEX AND PLEDGE PLNS I ! W. S. AIVERS I I By Scripley i FORFST (iROVK SHOE I HOSPITAL HKSr (IRADK .SIIOK RKIU ll.DINC; ! AM) 1)M:1. G } I . 1) SI ' KI.HRIXK FORF.ST C.ROVF, I 1 , . — „ — . , Fifth Floor Swetland UldK.. . )th and Washington j j PORTLAND. OREGON ! i . -. . 4. + - . — .. — .■ — .. — • — .. — .. — .. — .. — .. — .. — .. — . .. — . j +■- -All Makci I I I ' ORTABLK I I 1 PKWRITKRS I 1 irul -All .Makes guar- j | anteed Rebuilts. j J ■■ + i I I I CHEVROLET Hamilton Motor Co. Forest Cjiuve, Oregon ■ 7V C ' Grcal Aiiicncaii Jdluc V ' rnis . ' ?.■), 0(1 monthly if desired Special Ntiidem rental rates. | I 1 MKinth $3 — 3 months $7,511 ] j WHOLKSALK T PKWRITER CO. I I j INCORPORATED I 108 FIFTH ST. PORTL. ' VND, OREGON j I j .X ' Fwater 1982 1 [ ■i- . . — ..—..—. — .— ™ — + 4., .. .. One hundred forty-six FOOTBALL PHOTOS made by A. i F PRFNTISS C ()MMER( lAI. l ' H()r(i(.,R. rilER i ' tirtland, OreKmi

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LEAVE IT OR NOT By Scripley THE BOOK STORE B. F. Wlin ' E EVERYTHING IN STUDENT SUPPLIES COLLEGE EMBLEMS The Students ' Store ■■ I i + - +■- + THE STAR THEATRE GOOD PHOTOPLAYS WITH BEST OF SOUND Forest Cjrove I S ioes and I losierv FOREST GROVE SHOE STORE uRVAL iirrniENs F C) C) T SPECIALISTS One HERRICK HALL EXPOSED (Continued from Page 142) Thereupon Scripley drew even closer and lowered his voice even more until he was whispering like the chaperons at a col- lege dance, and disclosed to me what the last section of this book contained. This, he said, is devoted to the keeping of the bets between the girls as to whether or not they will get back on time. On some per- sons there were odds entered, while no wagering was done upon the names of others, and I understand that some of the girls are able to buy a fifty-cent tube of toothpaste with what they earn from their winnings, and so don ' t have to save by using the Listerine brand. Now as to Herrick parties, went on Scrip, every student has heard of their A.W.S. teas. Well, until recently I believed they really did serve tea at those at-home parties, but I have learned that that belief is false. It seems that with the develop- ment of these girls ' education they learned some way that tea is a stimulant and that stimulants are never good for girls attend- ing an institution of higher learning. Well, because of this they changed to — Scrip hesitated, thought a moment, and then went on, — but maybe I hadn ' t better tell you what they serve because it might seem suggestive, and I wouldn ' t want anything suggestive in my section, especially about Herrick, he added. With that he stopped and with no amount of persuasion could I get him to continue. Maybe that ' s all there was, and then again maybe he did know more. Well, anyway, I guess the dean knows enough as it is. hundred forty-five

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LEAVE IT OR NOT By Scripley EXPLANATION OF TODAY ' S SCRIPLEY CARTOON At the top is shown a picture of activities at Pacific years ago. Today students spend their idle time in a much different manner, as is illustrated below. The indi- vidual on the Gamma steps is studying, Robb is trying out a new formula at the Chem. shack, Berney is just hesitating and Benney is endeavoring to find the shortest way to an eight o ' clock. Now don ' t these pictures show that students today always spend their time in a good, wholesome manner? And pictures don ' t lie. One hundred forty-seven