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

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1931 A. iHBm ' JIH Harris Laack Gross Meyer Camp B agnail Thompson Watson Potts OAK LEAF HONORARY SOCIETY Founded 192S OFFICERS Helen Harris President Mary Laack Vice-President Florence Gross Secretary-Treasurer Anna Meyer Reporter FACULTY Miss Shellie L. Slyter MEMBERS 19 3 1 Estelle Camp Helen Harris Mary Laack Florence Gross Anna Meyer 19 3 2 Gertrude Bagnall Dorothy Thompson Carney Watson 19 3 3 Barbara Potts The Oak Leaf Society is the only honorary organization for women on the Pacific University campus. Members are chosen after two years of cum laude scholarship, on the basis of womanliness, leadership, scholarship, and activities. The members strive to uphold the following: Honorably and diligently, I will strive to reach upward in my schol- astic attainments, seeking for truth and maintaining an attitude of open mindedness. With courage and dependability, I will take the reins of leadership that lie within my reach, not forgetting to be a good follower. I will seek for broader interests through activities and will give to these activities my enthusiasm and support. I will keep ever before me the ideals of true womanliness and will strive for their full development within myself. I Sixty-three

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1931 Griffith Potts Patton Y. W. C. A. OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Mary Laack President Marjory Griffith Anna Meyer Vice-President Barbara Potts Myrtle Wolf Secretary Mary Patton Lorraine Jonah Treasurer Margaret Evans Financial Chairman Rose Eickmeyer Membership Chairman Barbara Cady Amy Spelbrink Publicity Chairman Gail Moreland Mary Ingle Music Chairman Lucile Evans Helen Harris Program Chairman Mary Ingle Gladys Nissen Social Chairman Dorothy Thompson Chairman of Rooms Harriet West The Young Women ' s Christian Association has proved itself active and useful on the campus this year. Over thirty members joined at the initia- tion service held in October. Delegates attended three inter-collegiate Y.W.C.A. conferences and brought back worth while contributions to the campus. During the summer a dinner was held in Portland, a tea was given on the campus for old and prospective students, and all in-coming girls were assisted by big sisters. The association sponsored the Freshman recep- tion and published the Freshman Handbook. During the year the Y.W.C.A. has brought several interesting speakers to the campus. Special Armistice Day and Easter services were held and social teas given. Sixty-two I

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1931 BLUE KEY Founded at University o Florida. 192S — Pacihc Chapter Installed May. 1928 Burnett Haberly President Robert Boyles Vice-President Frank Shriver Secretary Oden Hawes Treasurer FRATRES IN FACULTATE Dr. John F. Dobbs Dr. H. F. Price Dean F. C. Taylor Prof. H. N. Burt FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE 19 3 1 Ralph Boe Walter Freeman Roy Snabel Arthur Charlton Laurel Frost John Walker 19 3 2 Robert Boyles Burnett Haberly Oden Hawes Edwin Dole Frank Shriver Sixty-lour