University of Oregon - Oregana Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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lm' n mules: 11 1 LLAN can 1H1 billsi F111511 3 he is young f h 1 her age and 1 her that shgiggling1th 0 longerm C as H 80:11:. p 33011639111111:- iAUL MCCULImH-' '0111 Mac 1511113152 in; in law and has ambitions 111111 out the Ontario gas 111111111511:- graduates. He expects to get 1111: one of these days and 11 1011111111 the lookout for good real estateb 11 ASIDE from being from California 0113.: Nuns particular distinction is ability as a swimmer. H6113- guard and upholds Oregon 1111!. meets i111 this is Awm N11111. Gmetermine iust what A111. 1511 but if you Minn; about the theo eory oil'itiiu or a 11y othereo 1 . wouldp rove etha 1th 00155 W dmi THIS is OBIE, his long arms and large voice help a lot when it comes to lead- ing yells. He is a pigger of no mean ability. LOUISE OlDELL, better known as Dewey, must be from the Isle of Erin for she has all of the requisites: a keen sense of humor and a charming Irish smile. SAM OLIVER came from the wild and wooly city, Pendleton, and will undoubt- edly be a success at the bar. VIRGll OLIVER is an all around man, though his energies run toward the in- tellectual. He is a major in rhetoric and minors in such pipe courses as philosophy. ALBERTA POTTER is a quiet girl but she sure can make noise on her violin. JOHNNY PALMERis greatest worry besides his curly hair is to keep his grades up to meet the constantly increasing scho- lastic standards so popular at Oregon. VIO POWELL has a future, but it is a ques- tion which she will become famous for, on the covers of a magazine or in the role of a concert singer. JIMMY PEARSONys future seems assured as a dealer in junk judging from his pres- ent accumulation, namely: Exhibit A, one 1900 model Packard; Exhibit B, one 1901 Cadillac bug; Exhibit C, one Buescher saxaphoneenot too good 1we mean his playingi. 01m lmmirrd smimlan

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GUESS what it is! Doctor, musician or mathematician? Wrong again; its uJIGGs MCARTHUR. He has a studious look behind those horn-rimmed eyes when in a class but its lucky none of his profs live in the same block with him or know about his dark past in Baker. WHEN it comes to ttbillsl, FRANCES MAC- MILLAN can tell you all about them. She is young for her Class but not for her age and is known lwe have heardl for her giggling. Its no longer a secret that she aspires to be a typical peda- gogue. PAUL MCCULIMOCHeHOur Mady is major- ing in law and has ambitions of buying out the Ontario gas works When he graduates. He expects to get married one of these days and is constantly on the lookout for good real estate buys. ASIDE from being from California GEORGE NEALE,S particular distinction is his ability as a swimmer. Hels a life guard and upholds Oregon in all such meets. GIRLS, this is ALBERT NIEMI. It is hard to determine just What Al is thinking about, but if you should mention some- thing about the theory of accounting tor any other theoryi, Alls response would prove that he had been thinking. WHO wants the dope on a co-ed? Ask JACK NEVVHALL. Though Jack is thor- oughly posted on this subject, it is not the primary reason for his attendance at college. He is a math major and hopes to adapt these principles to bank- ing in the near future. ONE year at O. A. C. didnlt bother DOROTHY OSTRANDER a bit. She can out-hello every helloer on the campus now. ANYBODY can talk, especially around the copy desk, but FLORINE PACKARD pos- sesses the admirable quality of being a good listener. She and Margaret Scott are generally within hailing distance of each other. 0213 lumdred sixteen M midi

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INTRODUCING JOHN PARRISH, who began his college career at the University of Colorado, visited for a while at Stan- ford, then decided that the campus of the Pioneer was the place to drop an- chor permanently. PAUL PATTERSON has been a varsity de- bater since his advent 0n the campus and certainly a good one. His activi- ties are not confined to debating, how- ever. ANY one wishing information on how to obtain diamonds inquire of PERK PER- KINS at Thacher cottage. HEREVS a ladies' man for you. Some folks think that SHRIMP PHILLIPS is a care- free individual but he really worries a lot because there are so few nights each week in which to pig. He is a pole vaulter and as a tenor he has often got clear up to high Z. ALTHOUGH RALPH E. POSTON is majoring in medicine, he seems bent on getting a business course also, as he buys the pie and beefsteak for the Phi Sigs. Ralph takes great delight in his French, as he is looking forward to the time when he can read HLa Vie Parisienne . His participation in activities is limited to the menVs glee club and committees of various origins. ESTHER PIKE helps Oregon club uphold its honors in athletics. R. PORTER and Volstead are contempor- aneous notable, but R. PORTER of cam- pus fame, contrary to the popular con- ception about the kickless beverage, possesses considerable Hkick . Ray is a geology major who plans on doing some more digging when he goes out into the world. VVILBUR PH1LL1PSWConfidential advisor to all, with unusually good success sometimes. Not too good and not too bad-just a good man. When are you going to Salem again? One hundred eighteen ?iimih'h. mnth VWIh' Mun...