Reed College - Griffin Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Near by is the dormitory which fascin- ates all who see it by its majesty and beauty. One can never quite exhaust the architectural treasures ensconced in the walls of this medieval structure. The gro- : tesque figures have now seen some rivals taking their position on conspicuous parts V of the building. At night you can see the owl, lone and silent, content to blink his great eyes at you through the darkness. A little further on and you encounter the moon, which never fails in storm and in peace, to send out a cheering gleam. Tra- Y dition is at work in these house emblems and it will not be long before other sym- bols equally strange will join the owl, moon and score of gargoyles which so enrich the charm of the campus. But no one should leave the grounds un-. til they have seen one of our wonderful sun- sets. If the weather permits, which is not often, you will witness as rare a gorgeous display of color combinations as will ever be your good fortune to enjoy anywhere on the globe. Let the eye appreciate what the pen cannot describe. Certainly, the poet's fairest Vision could not be more sublime. Night does not rob our campus of any of its splendors. It only brings others to take the place of those that day takes away. Strange to say, too few are as yet aware of the rare opportunities for pleasure await' ing the golf fiend, racquet wielder and pleasure seeker amid the environs of Reed College.

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16ministmtion anb Waculty CLEMENT AKERMAN L. A. ANDRUS SUSAN ALMIRA BACON THOMAS W. BALDWIN ,. GARDNER CHENEY BASSET IMO PEARL BAUGHMAN EDMUND C. BECHTOLD GEORGE WILLIAM CLARK . RUTH BROWNING COMPTON RUTH CRELLIN ERNEST EDDY CHARLES HAROLD GRAY FRANK LOXLEY GRIFFIN . LAWRENCE E. GRIFFIN EMMA SUSANNE HEILMAN ANSEL ALPHONSO KNOWLTON GEORGE L. KOEHN CHARLES McKINLEY ISRAEL MAIZIJSH ANNA NILSON . GEORGE REBEC MATTHEW CASEY RIDDLE . RICHARD FREDERICK SCHOLZ JESSIE SHORT RALPH KEMPTON STRONG HAROLD SUMNER TURNER DR. ESTELLE F. WARNER DR. CALVIN S. WHITE BERTHA KEDSIE YOUNG CApfSTA ELIOT Assistant Professor of Economics . . I nstructor of Economics Assistant Professor of Romance Languages I Professor of English Professor of Psychology . . Instructor in Chemistry Assistant Professor of Germanic Languages Assistant Professor of Physical Education Librarian Registrar Instructor of Accounting Assistant Professor of English Professor of M athematics . . . Professor of Biology Director of Physical Education for Women . Professor of Physics Assistant Professor of H istory Assistant Professor of Politics Instructor of Physics Instructor of Physical Education Professor of Education Instructor in Biology President Instructor of Mathematics Professor of Chemistry I nstructor in Romance Languages Instructor of Physical Education M edical Examiner .. Dean of Women and Professor of English Information BOARD OF REGENTS MRS. ELLIOTT RUGGLES CORBETT ALBERT ERNEST DOYLE THOMAS LAMB ELIOT FORREST STARKEY FISHER JAMES BREMER KERR WILLIAM MEAD LADD ERNEST BOYD MACNAUGHTON WILLIAM PARKER OLDS ROBERT LINCOLN SABIN LAWRENCE SELLING CHARLES EDWIN WOLVERTON 6