Willamette University - Wallulah Yearbook (Salem, OR)

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Walluldh The Yeafs Progress E '1 URING THE LAST YEAR nearly every department of the University has experienced a most encouraging advance. Perhaps the greatest good fortune has been the completion of the struggle for the half-million dollar endowment; not only this sum has been secured, but six hundred thousand dollars have been accumulated and now constitute the linancial foundation on which the new and greater Willamette is to rest. Another phase of progress, fully as important as thisoutward sign, has been showing itself within. New courses have been added, old ones improved, the faculty has been enlarged and strengthened, the spirit pervading the University has plainly grown more scholarly, and, as a consequence, credits earned at Willamette are now honored throughout the United States. The selection of a Willamette man, Paul Homan, as the Rhodes Scholar from Oregon is another indication of the high standards of the University. In athletics, too, successes have been more complete than ever. Not only have many brilliant Victories been won but under the di- rection of Dr. Sweetland, Willamette men have shown the highest qualities of sportmanship. Looking forward into the years we cannot but see a happy des- tiny for old Willamette. Her pace of progress has accelerated, her fate is fixed, she will attain the superior place she merits, Steady and healthy growth into that newer life is inevitable. This years progress is but the sign.

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EATON HALL AND WALLER '5! Q N to N 01

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Board of Trustees Officers T. S. MCDANIEL, President ................................ Portland G. F. J OHNSON, Vice-President ............................ Portland I. H. VAN WINKLE, SecretaVy .............................. Salem A. N. BUSH, Tmasurer ................. . ................... Salem Elected by the Board Term Expires C. C. ANDERSON, Boise ....................................... 1914 E. T. BARNES, Salem ......................................... 1914 G. F. BILLINGS, Ashland ............................ , ......... 1914 J. H. BOOTH, Roseburg ....................................... 1914 9W. W. BROWN, Fifeu ...................................... 1914 JAMES CAMPBELL, Medford ................................... 1914 GEORGE L. CLEAVER, La Grande ...................... 1914 E. S. COLLINS, Ostrander, Washington .............. ' ........... 1 914 Bishop R. J. COOKE, Portland ................................. 1914 J OHN CORKISH, Portland ....................................... 1914 J . W. DAY, Portland .......................................... 1914 M. C. FINDLEY, Grants Pass .................................. 1914' A. F. FLEGEL, Portland - ............ , ........................ 1914 R. J . GINN, Portland ........................................ 1914 .J. L. HARTMAN, Portland ..................................... 1914 R. J. HENDRICKS, Salem ...................................... 1914 LEE A. JOHNSON, Sunnyside, Washington 111111 , .............. 1914 G. F. JOHNSON, Portland ..................................... 1914 THOMAS B. KAY, Salem ....................................... 1914 A. A. LEE, Salem ............................................ 1914 JAMES MOORE, Salem ........................................ 1914 C. B. MOORES, Portland ............................ -1 1914 B. LEE PAGET, Portland ....................................... 1914 J. C. ROBERTS, Battle Ground, Washington ................... 1914 PAUL B. WALLACE, Salem .................................... 1914 P. J. BRIX, Astoria ........................................... 1915 T. S. MCDANIEL, Portland ? ................................ 1915 C. P. BISHOP, Salem .......................................... 1916 A. M. SMITH, Portland .................... , .................... 1916 B. L. STEEVES, Salem ........................................ 1916 REV. FLETCHER HOMAN, A. M., D. D., Salem-----71--:1-1Ex-0sz?iciq The 1915 r-..