Willamette University - Wallulah Yearbook (Salem, OR)

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1 1 Li , ALDEN GEORGE H. ALDEN, Ph. D, Carleton College Harvard University Sometime Fellow in History, University of Chicago Sometime Fellow in History, Unwerslty 0f VVIsconsm Dean of the College of Liberal Arts 1914 I. H. VAN WINKLE, A. 13., LL. 13., XVillamette University First Assistant Attorney General of Oregon Dean of the College of Law 1912.- VAN XVINKLE

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L i? V '4 , flit! I a 7563 a .: MUSIC HALL Qiangerhatury of magic HE CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC is contributing much to the attractiveness of Willamette University. Great as have been its achievements in the past, there are greater possibilities for it in the near future. During the past year the enrollment has so increased, having more than doubled that of last year, that the building cannot accommodate all the pupils and Science Hall is being partially utilized by them. The Salem-Willamette-Philharmonic Society has been orga- nized, Which promotes a more intimate relation between the town and the University. The new pipe organ Which has been installed in the chapel makes possible a greater variety of harmonies. With the larger number of musicians from Which to choose, all the performances staged under the direction of the College of Music have been remarkably successful. Those Who have special aspirations for a musical career are more than able to realize their ambitions under the splendid direction of Dr. Chace and his efficient co-workers. eEsther COX.

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WALM CHACE , $.$ $ .$ mmymwdmv, wwx A . w m ;wa7m TALBOTT FRANK WILBUR CHACE, Mus. D., Grand Conservatory of New York City Associate American Guild of Organists State President of National Association of Organists Director of the College of Music 1915 JUNIA L. TODD, A. 13., Simpson College New England Conservatory of Music Dean of Women 191k H. J. TALBOTT, A. M., D. D, De Pauw University University of Denver President of the College of Theology 1915w