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

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I Jean Harper Instructor oi Piano and Organ University of Oregon: Mu. Phi Epsilon; Alpha Delta Pi; studied with Beatrice Hidden Eichenlaub. of Portland; John Stark Evans of Eugene: accredited teacher; In- structor of Piano and Organ. Pacific University. 1930, Earl Wagner Instructor of Piano Diploma from Pacific University Conservatory of Music; studied with Louis Victor Saar. Chicago; David Campbell. Portland; Arthur Fredheim. New York; Theory and Harmony. Miss Flora Grey. Ellison- White Conservatory of Music. Port- land : Instructor of Piano. Pacific University. 1925. Helen Creitz Instructor of Violin I ' Lipil of Louis A. Creitz, Portland. Oregon: of Professor Albert Creitz, Picific University: Concert Master ;id Soloist at White Temple of ; ' ..rtland. 1924-1927; Concert Master iiid Soloist of Pacific University Symphony Orchestra: Director of Forest Grove High School Orches- tra. 1927; Instructor of Violin. Pa- cific University, 1927. I Twenty-seven

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iMf E. Maldwyn Evans Dean of the Conservatory Voice under E. D. Lloyd. Royal Academy. London ; Dr. Lloyd Williams. University of North Wales; Hurren Harding, Bangor College, North Wales ; E. Maen- gwyn Davis. London; Theory and Harmony, Thomas Thomas. Tonic Sol fa College, London ; Advanced Certificate in Music. Professor of Voice, and Dean of the Conservatory. Pacific Univer- sity. 1928. Edith Collais Evans Instructor oi Voice Colorado College ; Denver Uni- versity; German-American High School of Music. Milwaukee, Wisconsin; studied with Samuel Jessup, Colorado Springs; An- thony Carlson; Marie With row ; Madame Rosena Sprotte; three years Director of Conservatory, Oahu College, Honolulu; Instruc- tor of Voice. Pacific University. 1928. Albert Creitz Orchestra and Professor of Violin Graduate of Stern Conservatory. Berlin ; student of Max Grun- berg. Willy Hess, and Alexander Friederman. Berlin; Johann Smitts. Brussels; Frank Kneisel. New York Institute of Musical Arts; Director of Orchestra and Professor of Violin, Pacific Uni- versity. 1926. I Twenty-six

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1931 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Arthur Charlton President Arthur Charlton Florence Gross Vice-President Harriett Frederickson Janice Strickland Secretary Florence Gross Walter Freeman Treasurer Walter Freeman John Walker Sergeant-at-Arms Robert Ol-ver Reporter Edna Wright The Seniors have witnessed a number of improvements at Pacific since their arrival in the fall of twenty-seven, including the rejuvenation of Herrick Hall, the improved campus, a new stage setting for the chapel, and the painting of the gymnasium and the science building. They leave Pacific with the hope that she may continue to progress, and that the years will bring her only good fortune. The class of ' 31 may well be proud of the accomplishments of its mem- bers. Six lettermen graduate with the class: Arthur Charlton, Laurel Frost, John Walker, Thomas Wells, Walter Freeman, and Paul Johnston. The girls, too, have taken an active part in athletics. This class has made an enviable record in other activities. Its achieve- ments have been outstanding in music, dramatics, forensics, journalism, and scholarship. It ranks well in membership in organizations, including Oak Leaf, Blue Key, and Phi Alpha Tau. Although a small class, the Seniors have been extremely active during their four years at Pacific. They leave with a feeling of accomplishment, and of loyalty to the school which has made this accomplishment possible. I z Twenty-eifiht