Willamette University - Wallulah Yearbook (Salem, OR)

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WISH 0f 3 GEORGE H 5:. Mega; Hm MMMn CARL G. DONEY, Ph.D., LL.D. President Willamette University Page 20

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MMnKk 1w WV ,n. t ; Mfmh ttw I! G ijiw HI Wits: vlm la: 6 W f' j.;wif:: .v-W'1,.Mf;2;z r. S G t W LEW .i i if 'W. ' N ng .WALLUL AW 1 f I hHE college Within a roollege is that Which is organized and main- tained by the students. They have a field of activity Which is extra- curricular and it is as fascinating as life itself-it is life, under the impulse of new environment and the surge of an enchanting ambition. Their activities are important to the college, positively essential to their own happiness and invaluable to their real education. A college Without them would be as attractive as vacuity and as significant as learned stupidity ; and the student Who cared not for athletics and a dozen societies and class organizations and clubs and the Freshman Glee and the Christian Associations would puzzle an alienist. The student has a way of looking at college life Which is holden from the eyes of others and his pen is not that of the copyist. It would be a loss Were his doings not to be permanently recorded, kindling youth in his elders, anticipation in the rising generation and in himself the sweet memories of glad years. The Wallulah is the catalOg of the college Within Willamette Univer- sity. It says little of toil and tells much of play, the record is one of joy rather than of solemnity; but between the lines the discerning reads of work and discovers seriousness j ust around the corner from laughter. One cannot understand or explain the college student; he is a mystery to him- self. We take him as he is, the hope and assurance of progress, and are devoutly thankful. We take his book, the Wallulah, and are hopeful tbut Without assurancei that he has been merciful to the faculty who so often have been merciful to him. Page 19

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Elliott Alden Van Winkle Hobson THOMAS ELLIOTT, A.M., D.D. Educated in England Vice-President of the University 1920- GEORGE H. ALDEN, Ph.D. Carleton College; Harvard University; Sometime Fellow in History, University of Chicago; Sometime Fellow in History, University of Wisconsin Dean of College of Liberal Arts 1914- I. H. VAN WINKLE, A.B., LL.B Willamette University; Attorney General State of Oregon Dean of College of Law 1913- EMERY W. HOBSON Cincinnatti College of Music; Studied under Professor Sig Lui Mattiolo four years Dean of College of Music 1920- Page 21