Willamette University - Wallulah Yearbook (Salem, OR)

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GILLETTE, M. AASHEIM, l. AASHEIM, I. ANUNSEN, I. LEWIS, L. CLARKE, R. ERIN, F. SCHMIDT, F . OFFICERS First Sem95lQf- Second S9I'1'19Sl9f- T E ' I 4 , I FRANK GUERIN FRANCIS SCHMIDT l I - it V . ' President President - - ji 4 . - 'A - - - I I MARGARET GILLETTE IUNE AASHEIM ' A W ' A ' 'i Vice-President ViCe'Pl'eSid9f1l IUNE AASHEIM IEAN ANUNSEN secretary Secretary ROBERT CLARKE LEONARD LAWS Treasurer Treasurer HIS year's graduating class has witnessed delinite strides in the growth of Willamette University. Entering at the same time as Dr. Baxter, the class has been among the many groups to profit by his guidance. - Looking back on its tour years at Willamette the class of 1939 has seen a growth in stu- dent enrollment, the erection of three more buildings on the campus, the revision of the public administration department, the adoption of dancing on the campus, and many other advances in the maintenance of a progressive university. The class held a March ot Dimes campaign to aid the Roosevelt Foundation. Iune Aasheim and Margaret Gillette arranged the clever Ferdinand a n d Clarabelle all- student dance early in the year. This year's May court was composed ot gracious Queen Suzanne I and Princess Iune Iohnson and Iune Aasheim who lent both charm and dignity to the May week-end activities. Although the class oi 1939 swam tor two years, it won second place twice in Freshman Glee competitions. - The class leaves much to Willamette in the way ot goals to be attained by oncoming student generations. The seniors have not only attempted to keep in pace with the school's achievements but they have also pointed the way to new and greater heights. This class has remained unified and it looks back with pleasure upon tour profitable and successful years at the second oldest university West of the Rockies. Page fwcnij five