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

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1931 MU TAU KAPPA OFFICERS Anna Meyer President Victoria Seymour Vice-President Amy Spelbrink Secretary Kathleen Caldwell Treasurer Marguerite McBride Reporter MEMBERS Betsey Asher Juanita Hartrampf Lahoma Powell Doris Bailey Marlys Hefner Clara Ruff Helen Bennett Mary Louise Higby Kathryn Russell Janette Cady Margaret Hines Ann Samuel Margaret Cady Jessie Ireland Georgia Samuel Kathleen Caldwell Helen Koppel Norma Sears Luana Carpenter Naomi Lee Victoria Seymour Marcella Duyck Marguerite McBride Lorraine Skene Patricia Duyck Grace McCormick Delma Skene Mildred Elder Gertrude McCoy Dortha Smith Evelyn Fish Geneva McDonald Shirlee Smith Myrtle Foulke Ellen McDonald Amy Spelbrink Harriett Frederickson Milly McMullen Roberta Stanton Doris Fritzsche Anna Meyer Frances Stiles Pauline Furman Virginia Miller Janice Strickland Fanny Goff Gladys Nissen Elizabeth Thompson Ruby Goff Betty Nutter Martha Vaananen Florence Gross Viola Paterson Carney Watson Ruth Halderman Mary Patton Ellen Westerberg Eleanor Hanson Leila Peters Myra Wiedewitsch Inez Porter Myrtle Wolf Seventy-eight I

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1931 McCORMICK HALL OFFICERS Al Weinel President Alton West wood Vice-President Manson Bennett Secretary-Treasurer Russell Acheson Member -at -Large FACULTY Dean Carlyn R. Winger SENIORS Paul Johnston JUNIORS Earl Hardy Al Weinel SOPHOMORES Manson Bennett Elgin Kenyon Alton Westwood Francis Brooks Gerald McGinn Ramond Wilson FRESHMEN Russell Acheson Raymond Critchfield Thurston Mattler Raymond Berney Ed Forrest Duncan Neilson Arthur Brachmann Garfield Gilmore Ronald Neilson Robert Brise Dewey Hoekstra Samuel Nixon Carl Conner Willard Hunt David Smeaton Al Cox William Kunz Seventy-seven I

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1931 Winger Oliver SUMMARY OF THE SEASON The debate season of 1931 was the most successful in the history of Pacific. Under the direction of Professor Carlyn R. Winger of the Depart- ment of Speech the squad was able to win an overwhelming majority of debates. The men have participated in about seventeen debates during the season, and have won from the strongest schools in the Northwest. Oliver, Hummel, and Gabbert covered Washington, Oregon and Idaho in one of the best organized trips ever conducted by Pacific University, gaining a favorable decision in five out of seven debates. University of Idaho, W. S. C. and Whitman were among those defeated by Pacific. The University of Washington and C. P. S. also lost to our men earlier in the year. In addition to the trip there was a very complete and successful home schedule. The whole season was a supreme compliment to Dean Winger ' s tactics of conversational delivery and extempore presentation. Seventy-nine I