University of Oregon - Oregana Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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iff? ff'l WrVpN -my 2i'51f3tZ:s'3:-:T-.1-J T H E 1 9 1 8 O R E G A N A :E-SUFIQPP I I I Obflirrrn nt' Ihr Iimurrmtg THE BOARD OF REGENTS OFFICERS 1-ION ROBERT S BEAN President A C DIXON Vice President L H JOHNSON Secretary EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE HON ROBERT S BEIAN Ex Offlcio Chairman HON A C DIXON Acting Chairman HON CHAS H FISHER HON W K NFWELL MRS G T GERLINGER HON WILLIAM H GORE EX OFFICIO MEMBFRS IION JAMES WITHYCOMBE Governor Salem I-ION BEN W OLCO'lT Secretary of State Salem IION J A CHURCHILL Supt of Public Instruction Salem APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR A 'O an '1 005 Nmme-s and Addresses HON HON I-ION HON HON MRS HON HON HON R S BEAN, Portland WILLIAM H GORE Medford W K NEWELL Seghers CHAS H FISHER Salem JAMES W HAMILTON Ro eburg G T GERLINGER Dallas C C COLT Portland HENRY MCKINNEY Baker LLYOD L MULIT Portland Term April April April Apri.l April April April April April Expires 1917 1919 1921 1923 1925 1927 1927 1927 1929 A x fir PG' P SIA- :5!' went One -2' :gig .I f ' . , . A .................... ...........................,.......,.................... . I 15, A . . , I .......................................,.................... . - 15, ' , , . , I I .................................................................... 15, , - HON. A. C. DIXON, EUEBIIB ..........................................................,............... April 15, 1923 . . . , I .. ...............,.................,.......................,..,...... 15, , , , :I ...............................,.................... 15, , , , , .................................................................... 15, . , , , .............................................. 7 ............................. 15, . , , ............................................,................... I 15, , , , I ................................................................ 15, A N llll wg ' . A T . JA . A , , , A I S- . 5

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...f 5 . -:fi'- -may ' -fs f'..f?'f - 'ff we igtkftffgg' T H Ja 1 9 l. 8 O R QE G A N A 'L . s..f1t:i gg-jr 'H 'Vx 4 ' ' 7,5 ? S . 'E Q' L f F - .ilk . li 'L liremhrnt 15. IE. Glamphrll l up Prince L. Campbell is an exceptional man. He is president of a great-little . Unilversity, and that alonle is exceptional. Hle has progressed, he has initiated , fl and constructed for the University of Oregon. He is friend, comrade, and man- .1 our presidentg Prince L. Campbell. ' - Q 5 In the dark days when the University was struggling for its very life and ex- . ' istence, when its future seemed none too certain, he stood by his trust, through '5 the thickest of the fray. Ever patient, ever considerate, ever deliberateg far , sighted, symlpathetlc, initiativeg backed by a true sense of justice and integrity, - ' he made certain that the University was built upon foundation stones than could W t weather any storm. When men cried hurry he viewed the matter from every Q ' angle and made his judgment with sane deliberatloug when men cried hold he it progressed and initiated with courage and conviction. 1 Men of activity and energy make frequent mistakes. Prince L. Campbell has made mistakes, but in the making he has risen to greater heights. He is an honest ' man, and that again entitles him to exceptional distinction. Equityand justice l Q have been the telling factors in his 'daily decisions. involving at times the un- N sullled name of the University. .L ' There is an attentlveness, a com.pan.lonable sympathy in his very nature. He I is a ready listener. There Ls n-o ,student sowhumble that ,does not find a ready ,i 4' ear from our president in his every trouble. In turn, when Prince L. Campbell 1 V speaks, he flnds the ear of a. united, welded, student body listening attentively i Q to his counsel. There ls a warmth in his handclasp, a. cheer in his countenance, a serenity in hi.s brow. He walks among us as readily as one of our fellows, and ' we greet him' with the friendliness and spirit that bespeaks a supreme love and trust in him and his ability to guldve us and the Unlversitxy with careful hands. . You will Hnd hlm at every game. No roolter is more glowing in his praises t of Oregon athletes, no student is quicker to extend a. congratulating handclasp Q to the victor. He delights ln clean, manly sportsmanship: he loathes the under- ? hanld, the shady. I-Ie enthusles in student activity, and above, and surmounting all, he is imbued with the highest ideals of manhood-he has the broad vision and , range of a bigger, a better, a Mighty Oregon. V. . I l , . 1 N M! 'T I 1 l aj ,lf W ' lf .9 ll tl W ' ' 1. lf 'I at h- -s X TWBHty'thrB'B -I: .i::Ag.A:a, 323: -'9 vi :tain :5r'gQ'Lw?5 '-qi,