Willamette University - Wallulah Yearbook (Salem, OR)

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E. F. AVERILL E. T. BARNES BRUCE RICHARD BAXTER, ex officio C. P. BISHOP I. H. BOOTH R. A. BOOTH ROY BOOTH FRANK E. BROWN MRS. B. E. CARRIER E. S. COLLINS TRUMAN COLLINS IAMES W. CRAWFORD HAROLD EAKIN C. I. EDWARDS M. C. FINDLEY Members TINKHAM GILBERT GUY GOODSELL S. W. HALL WILLIS C. HAWLEY R. I. HENDRICKS CARL H. HOLLINGWORTH IOSEPH KNOTTS MARTIN T. LARSON A. A. LEE BISHOP TITUS LOWE LOUIS MAGIN M. A. MARCY CHARLES E. MCCULLOCK IAMES E. MILLIGAN ROBERT NOTSON EARL A. NOTT F. M. PHELPS MISS MARY E. REYNOLDS A. A. SCHRAMM AMEDEE M. SMITH MRS. FRANK SNEDECOR C. A. SPRAGUE C. L. STARR ARLIE WALKER PAUL B. WALLACE E. L. WELLS C. H. WHITE COLONEL PERCY WILLIS I. H. VAN WINKLE B. V. WRIGHT THOMAS D. YARNES NEAL ZIMMERMAN I 1 I I Dean of Liberal Arts

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OFFICERS: PAUL B. WALLACE, Presiaent C. L. STARR, Vice President TINKI-IAM GILBERT, Secretary HIS is being written across the continent from the campus-so far that distance Wreathes a halo 'bout it all. For as one rises above the day's Work and looks back from high aloft, the little annoyances, once seeming big, slip into forgotten corners. The sterling character of the students and the enduring Worth of the Work at Willamette stand forth in clear relief, as when the evening sun turns to beauty the summit of a distant mountain. So, it is with no feigned nor formal sincerity that I send most cordial greetings to you, students of Willamette, and beyond you to the long vista of those Whose line fades into the distance. Truly it is yours to carry on a noble tradition. 446446111 Eaickian Board of Trustees

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Dean oi Women Dean oi Men S THE Dean of Women Miss Dahl is constantly Working for the best interests of the uni- versity and the students. The sympathy and understanding which she extends to all who come to her has gained her the confidence of the students. Through this office the yearly so- cial calendar is Worked out to provide the fullest enjoyment of the activities by the student body as a Whole. TOLERANCE and understand- ing and an adequate sense of the true value oi life are quali- ties ot the Dean of Men, Daniel H. Schulze, which qain him the respect and admiration of the students. Throughout the year he is constantly Working to aid the students who know him as a real friend.