Willamette University - Wallulah Yearbook (Salem, OR)

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PRESIDENTS MESSAGE The Wallulah is a m-oving picture of the current year in Willamette University. Against a somewhat unchanging background of campus, buildings and faculty, the students pass before the screen revealing their activities and their interpretation of the college life as they have participated in it. The film will rather fairly represent the proportions of seriousness and joyousness belonging to those who live in this goodly environment, but it will fail to indicate the vivid intensity and gripping importance of either the thoughtful hours or those of play. Destiny, the law and the prophets, have hung upon our wrestlings for the truth and upon the outcome of a game. It was all acute and keen, exciting be- cause so momentous: we wiped hot brows and liked it. Vibrant life and we were in it. This book will not have a large circulation, but where it does go, it will be among friends. Between its covers they will find remembrances which laugh and sigh and comfort. It will be a kind of fountain of youth, always carrying one back to a morning of vision and ideal. Therefore it is a great, true book and he is fortunate who lives and re-lives in it. I 1 t Page 1 0 Ad-mimsh ation .... , -,LY,.,,Y H, Yr. -1'-M

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Stanford University. terest to his students FRANCES M. RICHARDS, A.M. A.B., A.M., University of Michigan. Dean of Women and Assistant in English 1918- The new assistant at Lausanne Hall manages all the routine work and leaves Miss Richards more time to give advice to the women students. She will soon be running competition to Marion Mille1 s column in The Oregonian. page 14 Advmmstratzon s - .4-7 .i - ' '- FRANK MORTON ERICKSON A M Q- A.B.. VVabash Colleoe A M Umversitv of Chicago Austin Scholar Harvaid Unneisity Graduite Student Professor of Erlucatzovz 1900 Decm of College of Lzbeo al A1 ts 1.9615 Dean Erickson raises prize stiawberries, teaches his English classes, and peifoims very efficiently h1S duties as Dean. His ability to spot the absent ones without calling the roll IS an unending source of in JAMES T. MATTHEWS A M A,B., A.M., XVill:imette Ul1lXLINlf5 G1 Lduite Studcnt University of California Professor of Mathematzcs 1893 Professor Matthews also teaches College Life to the Freshmen and Astionomy to those couples who wish their star gazing to be supeivised