Title
Corsair 1935
Description
College yearbook. [ii, 38 p.], 24 cm.
Subject
Albany College
Creator
Corsair staff
Date
1935
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Type
perfect bound volume in wraps
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CORSAIR
Annual Publication
of
ALBA v CoLLF.G E MEMORIAL
!Io..;. FR\SK J. )l11.um. LL.D .. Trnsltc' \lhany
l'cmlktun
RE\. D .. \. T110,1Psos, D.D., Tr11slcc -----l'ortlaml
) IR. C.\RLETOS E. Sox, Truslcc .\lbany THOMAS w. BIBB, PH.D.
Prcsidc11/ of. Uln111y College PRE IDE T'S MES AGE
I Iere on this ca1111m" I ha\'e watehed with pride the <kn:lop
lllLllt atHI ad,·am-emcnt of each one of yo11. I han· -,een you progre-,s, -.tl'P h)
,tep. ~ly ml'-.-.ag-e to you i-. one c,f em·ouragcmenl for furthl'r growth. T>n not
\ct monctan· nl'l'<b nr allun:menh divert >ou from obtaining )Ullr education
ultimatd) cicgree or degree..,, If thl' \\a) i-, hard, stick to it \ door will opl'll
in a plan· hitherto undi-,co\'ered. Your hurdcn" will lightt·n \\ hl.'ther tht'> Ill'
academic or monetary. and you ,, ill a ,,·a) t11 mt•t\ the demands of a colh:gl'
education. Every bit of ycur kno,,lcdgc ,,111 he vital to you. It ,,ill 111akl0 you
master of yoursdf. You mu,t di-,111is-; di-.couragemenl, rt·,llizing that it militat\.',
agai1i--t your progre-.s. Y m1 arc prng-re..,-;ing-. I can ,e.: it in each on\.' of y1H1
.\ml that progre,, is horn of your daily \.',peril'nces of the Vt'f\' things that -,eem
to you most difficult. --~tan i, an infinite little copy of c;ud," ... aHI \ ictor 1 lug-o
l)raw 011 these con..,trnctive force-. \\ ithin yoa to l>attk again-.\ all) thing that \\ ill
i111pedc your growth.
To )OU, Senior-.. I offer my congratulation-.. Tru-.tu:-. and
faculty alike view your ach\.'ivements with hone,t pride in 1,ur college and in you.
You are now ready to find a place in the working \\oriel. .\ husine-.-. man who
has intcn·icwcd hundrccb of application~ for po:-,itions said: "l try to kel'P young
people from discouragement. I point out to them that they face the ,,orld with
something for which there is a place. l lone-.t), -..inccrity, promptne-..-. and per
,t·n·eranre arc a:--~tb more powerful in the last analysi~ than ·pull' or prestige.
On these intang-iblLs, young-men and women must learn."
\\·e honor your academic acco111pli-.h111cnt... and at the same
time. we commend lo you the true knowlcdg.: that is "fir-;t pure, then peaceable,
gentle, and l'a-..y to be interested, full of 111 rcy and good fruib, without partialil),
and without hypocris)." l t is this ,, isdom that brings the peace of a conquered
,elf, ancl will be al your right hand in fresh problem, awaiting you daily.
Thomas II'. Bibb DEDICATION
To :\J1ss \·1cTORI.\ C.,sE. whose unswerving loyalty to
the highest ideals of modern education and whose unstinted devo
tion ancl untiring effort to the intcreM of .\lbany College ha\'e won
for her the affection and admiration of faculty and student alike,
\\'c dedicate this orsair. This Dedication i • but a slight acknowl·
eclgcment of the debt we owe to :\I iss ·ase and an appreciation of
her kindly and progressive influence in the class-room, her aracious
friendship \\'ith her ~tuclents, her genuine interest in their problem ,
and her generosity in welcoming :,.lnclenb to her home. . I rtl11tr, Jlargarct J ca,.
.\lbany, Or,•gun
Englh•h
,\_\\·.~. 1-2-3-t: Y. W.C.,\.
J-~; Orangl' I'l'al Sue. Ed.
2-3-1; C'horuR 1; En,del
phians 3-t; Mxec. Counc: I
4; ('ori>afr Ed. Slaff I; ;\lay
QuePn 4; .\lpha Gamma
1-2-3-4.
Foster, Elsie
Tiel'dsporl, Or<-gon
Cl,enalMII"')'
.\.\Y.S. 1-2-3-4; \ .. \\' A 4:
Clal'll \'iCP-Pr,•i>. 4; \\·ood
ward Hall \'ic<--Pl"Ett<. 3:
Scienct' Club 1-2; ;\Julh.
Club 3; Della Kappa f'hf
1-2-3-1.
! f oflich,
Dorothy 1/"illctta
,\lbany, Oregon
1Jn-cl11rH» .\d1nlnl~trntlon
.\.\\'.S. 1-2; \'Ice-Pres. 3-4:
\'\\TA 1-2; Erodt>lphlani<
2-3-4; C'luss s(•cretary 1-2;
Trell~. 3; Pres. 4; OrangP
Veal Alll'OC. F:d 11,,r 1-2-3:
E'<eCuti,., Council I; ~Ill~
llay attendant 3-1; Alpha
c";.amma 1-2-3-1.
Jacl.•so11. T0irgi11ia
Albany, Oregon
French
lndep ndence Junior Col
lege. Kans1111 l-2; O.S.C. 3;
A.W.S. 4; YWCA 4; Pht
Lombda Chi 4.
f.:l'ith. /larold James
Granls l'ass. Oregon
Dlology
Football 1-2-3--t; Base
ball 1-2-3; E"ec. Council
3-t; Student Body Pres. I:
l,appa. J~appa Phi 1-2-3-4; L.-sli,•, lfuricl foau
Potlland. Urt,;on
'orl.nl •nl
,\.W.~. 1 Pr ~
Wood\\ ard Hall' d nt
~lay Qu1•rn att ~• I
,\lpha 1:,.nin,a ,•~ ,"'t I I. ···•: l'r
.\larti11, Churlt-s :I.
l'ottland, 0rr~on
111.10,,
1 • , r o. 1: n,q •. 1 l'rt•S. l C'la•.• Pr.aid 11i I
l~"'<'Uth·,· Council I C
h-1,:~ 1'13)' ~lana,:er ~-Uh•
1 .. u,, Bu"-11,:r. ~-I; Pl1&I
Knight, l; Koppa Kappa
Phi l: f'hl11>•oph) I'' b t
,\fryer. Gl,·11 f:mdl
.\lbnny, Orr~"'
C'htnti.lr)
c-lwm. Lab .. \,·· .·H
~lath. C'lub 3: 0mi. Z ta
3-1; ,\\\anlrd John Hi19-
k Ins 11••l•tant~hlp l
O'Dell, Opal Frrn
(',,rllRnd, Or : ,n
E11,:II••
I\\'$. l-!-3·1. \'WCI
1-• aol' chm. 3. t· u. 1
C',~•lt>ge Play S; I1tbattl-l
('horus 3-l; E,an,:111~
League I: Theta ~ -•
pres. 3-l. ll'at,·rb11r_l', .
lfo~,ard l!rm·sl,
I' t Jam.I. Ort ""nn
11 l•tor) Jr.
t• uC \\"ash. 1-2 .
• <!I t· or 0. 1•,t. (;;>!;;.t: .i: ~• u,.'ado ~: '>'ll~ ... \
~-• lnt'I. l:rlnthlll> 1, I hi
T'lu·tn L'l•~llun 1,
l/'oodri11g, .\'or111a11
o, un11. \\ ashlni:: tun
nu-.lr•r"._ \t.lmlul,drntlon
F olbnll :!-3, Bnakt•tbnll
!·1. llmt•go Z1·l8 :l-3-1
. ldums, Re1111c_,•11 Elbert
C'onnllls, Or<·i;-nn
01010,n
O.~.t:. 1-2; F"oulhull asst.
coach 3-1; Baskt·tball 3-1.
niu~t·hnll <·on.ch 3: Truck
roach 3; Phy•lcal Ed. DI·
r,·clor 3.
Cab/,·, Ed11a R.
~11lem, Oregon
Eolucnllon
_11111·• nuslne~• Uni\'.,
!)k lo hon.,a 1; North wealeni
Jt'&.Ch"' ~ C'oll~g~. Okla.
-·3·1: RA. 1930; A"Rl. In
llu•lne~, .ldm. 5, 0935).
SE IOR CLAS OFFICERS
\• lt1:-1'1lt;.l1>E \'T • ••• ••••• •··•···· Elsie Fosta norc>thy f/oflic/1
~n RET IRY-Tlli- ,s 1 , •• • • •• • • 'lcirgan•t .~1111dq11ist 1?.olirbo11gh, \fax
,\ lhnnY. On-~on
1:t:duentlon
o.:-.C. 1-2-3: ,1u><i<' )lfr.
1 · \I 11,udo J\us. ~!gr. 1; 1 t·Jl
1i11nd 1.,-o<ln 1. f'lrutP
Knight, I; Knppa K•UPJlll
Phi I.
Smith, Hri/1011 /l'ilco.r
l)ol't1ntHl, Ort!gnn
1':ngll1<h
Pacltl<- Cull,•gt• I: Y)I(".\
2-:1, \"h•t>•l'rt·~. I; Tt•nn,IH
2. mgr. ~-t; l>Phlll1• I: Intl.
H!'llltlon>< 3-1; l~xc. Council
3-1, :lllkado 1; Knpptl Kill>·
JHl Phi 2-3· I.
St11art,
F.li::ubcth Fra11ccs
Alhanr. OrC'gon
EnJC1114h
.\.W.!-, 1·2-3-t; YWC \
1-2; ChoruH 1-2-3-; ~!lkado
I; Tennis 1: Ba><ketbnll 3:
t'Oll(!g(' Trio 2-3-I; 1)1•1la
KnJ>pa Phi 1-2-3. pr('l'I. 4.
S1111d1111ist, Jfargarct F.
North Dend, Oregon
Jlu C beuu, C les
A.\\'.H. 1-2-3-1: Y\VCA
1-2-3-1; Busk et ball 3: Cho
rus I; Student Dody s<-c'y.
I; Ex c. Council J; Erodel
phlan11 3, prt-s. 4: ClttsH
11ec 3, treas. I; Science
l'lub 1-2-3-1; ~Jo.th. Club
1-2-3-1: .\rchery 3-4; Cor
sair 2; Dt•llu Kappa Phi
2-3-1.
Tripp, T 0irgi11ia Lee
Albany, On•gon
II IHlOI"')'
0.S.C. 2; A.W.S. 1-3-4:
) WC,\ 1-3-4; Jnt'I. R(•la.
tlons Club 3-t; horus 3-1;
~I lkado 4: Ex1•c. ('ou net 1 ◄;
l.>ella Kappa f'hl 1-3-4. F.\('l"LT\'
OFFICER.
OR\XGE
PE.IL
, T.IFF A lb any College faculty
,\lbany Colle.re has this )Car enjoyed the services of a fac11lty
rntl·d among-tht' highc:s~ in thl' ~ortlrnt'st. \\'c particularly exprc,;s our apprcd
atimi to them for their spkndicl crn>pt•ration and kadcrship.
Associated Students of Albany College
PR1-:s1111•.NT .. . . ...................••••.••......•••. Fra11/.•li11 I f'ilki11s
\ 1cv-I 'RFs11w 'IT ........................................... J uclt .\' ic/10/s
SLLKLL\R\ ......................................... . 1/argari-t S1111dq11ist
TRE.1s1 • Km ............................................... Joli II E. lJ ryc111f
Orange Peal Staff
F'ronl Row-~IIH) Let• Bh1lr. John K B1·ynnt, .\K!l. l.ew<•lllng, i'dlto1, llarga1elJ1'a.n Arthur.
!lack Row-Orvo Nll,ula, Jam s Arthur.
This bi-weekly publication has been a real, !>timulating inllucnce
on the campus this year, stirring up a lot of interest in college affairs. The co
operation of the classcs in journalism has served to provide variety ancl exp r
ience for a large number of student'-.
Student Executive Council
l•'ront Row-Dick. 'frlpp, ll. .\ rthur, lie filch. Sundquist, !<l'hultz.
Dack Row-Nikula, Smith, .I. ,\rthur. Bryant. Ralston, \\'llldnM.
The Student Executive council is compo,-cd of representative
and ex-officio members of the student body and faculty.
l'RESll>L:\ T ....
\' ICE-PR~:SlllENT
ECK ET\ RY ...... Ja111cs .lrt/111r
On,o Nikula
................................. .1/argarct S1111dq11ist FRI.:'Hll
Coas.111
:wr Junior Class
·1·11,. J • cl~, 11•, h<'cn c111it<: active th,,, year. Freel :---:cal. a ~ 11111or n ,.., " • ffi
!)er I• ... the exchange ,tudent to I l;rnai1. -:-.ro-.t of the student bod) o C(",
111tm • • ' of the office-; of the extra•c11rric11lar acti,·· are helcl by Junior-., as wdl a-. man)
ities.
l'Ri-:..,1111. -.;T •••••••••••••••••• ························:· lam.cs • lrtl,.11r
\ ,n.f'RESll>F'-T .............................. l-ra11/d111 /I 1/lm1s
~F<KF I .\R\ Tiff \S, ..••.••••••••• • / )011.'!" /J rt/'.' II
1{1 l'IHSl·'-T\'I l\'l,S TII STI l>E'-T Cot \tll. .. .. /I 1/11111 f),c!.·
............... Ja11H'S Nals/011
Vlrst 11,rn-llon. Hnlry. llr)unt, J. ,\rthur, llNild, l.111·"""·
s,,,·,111d Hr\\ '<lchnlN, Did,, L) It•, Hnl~tnn, l•'l'll•I\\ R, ~hl11~1. Jl1 II\\ n.
Jlack nn" l,h•t•n, i-:~k~lds,,n. I,. ll11nt11n, I,,·\\ ,·lllnA", \\ 111,tn . Y 1mn~ata .
.. S'ophomore Class
From thi-. t·nthusia-.t ic group ha vc Cflllll' som<: of the 1110~1 act·\',·
,t11dent-. on tlw ramp11-.-orall,r-., actor-., and lcackr-. promim:nt in many other
fields of college acti,·it,. Officers arc: ( )rvo \'ikula. Prc,-id<:nt: I lo\\ r1nl '\t·
alond, \ ice l're,ident: ~lary f,ee lllair, :crretary: Jack lll'nm:ll, Trt·a-.11rc1.
F1 onl How-PrldPnu,, Hu rn,·t-1, Trn JlJl, l I 1u1~c•n. StP\\ nrt, I 4t>11I", < 'u rl~un, ~nun ti t'l'Jot, \\ ood.
S1•1·cnd H,m Krnnw,. \'ut·ll,..r, St·hultz. Ful.rn,, Hanl,ln, Nll,uln, 1111111, HILlrnnlsun.
Third Huw-)lull,•r, "alkup, Stonl,•y, llumllton, n .. nn,•tt, ~Ill th. l'anlMh.
flacl, now-13rynnt, Tlrr-nn,•l<I', Thnm~on, N,·alond, Ordwny, Klu~c·, .\111!1-r~nn,
Freshman Class
The ,·erclant fre-.hma11 ha\'C thoroughly distingui-,hed them•
,t"lves thi-. year from .'neak clay to Commencement. \\'c arc especially proud of
their acti\'c participation in all pha,e-, of college life.
Front R()w-Klng, 8hiugi, Kl~allng, )I. C'ol~. 13111111 tt, )lcl'l!'llnn, Hulnhnugh, Bro\\ n,
"·1111ams.
S<'cond Row-.'chl(•w<', E. )larlln, \\ right. Whullt•y. (h1•gg, Baldwin, Folherlnghnm,
De\'rle~. Rln~••• H. John11nn
Third Htm-F Cole. Karvnnen, Dunton, \\·1111nm1111n, ,\i<che. ~ylve11t1•1·, hnlmn,., JI, rton. Arthur.
1-'ourth Hnw-/;wank, J. HusM1-II, ('l<'lnnd. Bodlnt>, )I. Rus><<'II. Blhh. ll111lh111t, Pulnum.
Fifth Row-Bt'nRl'I, Lankford. ('uffmnn, Hlchnrd•. Hoed, Fnw<', ll<', :\lnrtln, )lollR.
llMk Row-Andrus, ,\nd<'r•on. Polls, Conyn, L. Hu11st1I. \\·ulkM·, a. John,wn.
Corsair Staff
The effort-. ancl the rc,opcration of all the staff have made this
.\nnual a reality. Especially are we indebted to :\fi-,s \'ictoria Case for help and advice.
\h;\.\1;1:--<; Et;J n>R ··-······ ........ ··-..... Fru11kli11 /I ·;tki11s
.\sson \TE EmToRs ............. Jsu Le;,•el/i,,g, ,llury Lee Rlair
•••••••••• Jfargarct Jenn , I rlftur, E. J ac!.• lfr1111el/
Bt SIXF_-;:,; :\I\'.'< \CER ••••... . ................ Richard Brc1111cke
:\s. 1ST \:-,.;T lks1 :-; 1-:ss ).[., x \GER ····-····· JJ o;,•ard Xt•alo11d
Front Row-:\targaret J \ ti •
Bn k R . • ean • r llll', I• rnnklln "llkin1t, )Inry l,P<• nlalr. Asa 1.Pwt'lllng.
c O\\-Jack Bennett, Ll'lancJ RUll8l'II Howard N,•nlond, rtlchnrd llrennC'kt•. PIR.\TE
KNll;IIT
EROUELPIJJ.\NS
Y. ~1. C. A.
\'. \\'. C. .\. Pirate Knights
PRESIDENT ........ ............................ . .. Robert T/10111f'so11
\'1n:-PR1a:s1DENT .......... ................. ........ Tom l'ridcc111.r
TRE,\SCRER .......................... . .................... Ja111cs • Jrth11r
This honorary group for men wa-. reorganized in the spring of
1933 to preserve and enforce the tradition-. of . \lbany College and to he of -.crvice
at all college games am! function.;.
Firsl Row-Putnam, ,\rthur, Tirynnt, ThomHun .. \rlh\lr, ~htrlin.
Ba.ck Row-Pnrrlsh, Roley. Coffman. lloht bough, HlchurdH, Nlkulu, Suund,•rt<, l'rldNlllX.
Erodelph£ans
PRESIDE:-/T ............................. ........... ,\/argarC'I S1111dq11ist
\'1n:-PR1,:s10E ·T ..........•.............................. llil111a Kl11ge
~ ECRET.\RY-TRr- ,s ........................................... R11tl, Ho11ald
The only \\'omen·-. honorary :-.orority on the .\lbany 'ollt·gc
campus is composed of twelve active members. Jt,, purpose is to assist in carry
ing on the traditions .. \s a part of the :\lay Day ceremony each year, four fresh
men are designated ancl orclainecl to replace the graduating ,-cniors.
1•ron l Row-Leslie, Jlofl lch. Sundqu l~t. .\t·thu r.
Back Row-Brown, Larson, Runk In, J,'ulrrax, I.~ I,•, llar1·,ulM'. BllLlr. Klui:-e.
r. M. C. A.
PRESIOENT ............ Charles. I. .\Jarti11
\'1CE-PR1:.sm1;;NT ....... Britto11 S111itlt .-ECRET\R\' . ·········-····· Ja111cs .Jrtl111r
TR".\SL' RER ................ Corl ta11/cy
During the year the Y. :\I. C .. \. took over the room prc\'iously
occupied by the Y. \\". C .. \ .. ancl with the assi-.tancc of tl1e Portland :\!other\
Club, it wa possible to furnish it with chair~, davenport, ancl ping-pong table
making it one of the most popnlar recreation spots on the campus. The Tuesday
morning meetings included talks by Rev. :\I. :.'IL :tocker, Prof. Daniel Freeman.
ancl short addre:.es by men from the tmrn. Included in the program were two
smokers and two early morni1w breakfast-;.
r. tf/. C. A .
I 'RE"IllENT .............• \/ ildrcd l?c111sdcll
\'1c£-PRESWENT ......... l:stl,cr . ·,11i1t, . ECRET \R\ ............ . .\fartlw Ribb
TRi-:.,sl·Rrn ... ......... .. fern O'Dell
The empha~is this year ha:-been 011 social service through the
organization of a lloste:-.s I lou-.e to serve as :111 activity center for both womrn
and girls of Albany. Ueginning· with a committee compo-.ed of Esther Smith.
Genevieve Ho Dine. Katherine Ringe, :\laxine Rankin, and :\Ii,-~ Karp::n-.tein as
faculty advi~or, this project soon involved the energ-y ancl enthusiasm of the en
tire group. pen I lcu:-.e, .\pril 29. wa.; followed hy a weekly meeting of the
llo.te~s Tlow,c Club under the leadcn,hip of \Ii-.~ :\lary ,·. Frank.
Thanbgi,·ing ha:--ket-., Christ111a-. carolling-, ancl fellowship p;ir
tics were participated in by all. The Easter Sunri-.c Service was prepared by
Dorothy Stewart, worship chairman, and a successful \lay Day Luncheon wa-.
directed hy \"era l licks. chairnrnn of the social committee. .\LP fl.\
G.\~L\1.\
l)J.:1 T\
K \PP.\
l1111
TIIET,\
Pill
L.\ \I HO.\
C11 I Alpha Gamma
Flr~t Row-1,l'SII<'. 1"a1rfax. llr,Oi<'h.
:,;t•cond How-\\'llliam~. Hruwn, ltlnl'{1', T111111>, l,amb,,ny, Jl:rnldn, .\rthur.
Dack ltow-Chahnen:c, Kn1 vonl.'n, Grt•g"J.:'. ~,·ulnnd, Cult·, Dunton
During the pa-,t year members of .\lpha c;;1111111a, the olde:-,t
,ocial organization on the campus, ha\'e endea \ ored tn promote a spirit of lo) ally
and courage, and the org-,111izatio11 has conducted ihclf in ... uch a wa) a-, to he a
crcditahlc and beneficial influence to .\lhany College.
P1<E:--JllE'-T .................. l/ uric/ Leslie
\ 1cv-P1<FSJJ>E:-.T ..... J/a.ri11c Ra11ki11 S1tRFT \R\ .... .1/argarcl Jr,111 .lrtl,ur
T1<1-:.,st RFR ...........• / 'irginia Fairfo.r
Delta Ka;!Jpa P bi
First Jtow-J)lcl,, :-;undqulst. l'nrl~on, ~II~• ~lcL,•od, Stuart, Lylt', llluh, Hol<•y.
s,•cond now-~lc('lellnn, ('ol<', ll11n11•ll. Hoh, h:1111,;h. n,·own. \tart In, l•'uMt,•1·, lllhh, JlanMPn.
Hacl, Row-Hald win, llnr1uh•1·, \\halt,~. I:nn~11< II. :-;ch1t·w,-, Trlflll, \\'orley.
Delta J,;:appa Phi. ess<:11tially a -;ocial organization. founded on
the campus in 11 28 hy six collcg-e \\'omen, ha» co11ti11uall) promoted a high scho
la,tic standing-. and an influence of further spiritual clevelopmcnl.
PkESIIWNT .................... Belly luarf SECRFT \k\ f 'irgi11ia Car/so11
\ 1n:-Jl1<ESllll•:.'<T ............ 11' i/1110 /)ick T1{1• .. \st 'Rl·.R ................... l:.lai11c Lyle
Theta Sigma Chi
Flrsl How-King, O'Dell, Klugr. RllN>ll'II. F<>llnwN.
:,;econd Row-Wright. Jlurld1nrt, Horton, Hall, 1-'olhningham. JohnHon.
The aim and purpose of Theta Sigma is the 111ai11tcna11cc of the
highest possible scholastic, spiritual, and ,ocial stanclanb and the e11courage111c11t
of service to the college.
PRESlDl~XT .................. Fcl'II O'Dell SEnm1.,1n ............... llc11c Burkhart
\ 1n:-P1<EswE1>T ....... 1/illic,•11f Russel TRE.\Sl "kl·.R ................ 1 I ilmu Kluge
Phi Lambda Chi
Jo'lr"l Row-Stt'WUl'l. Jlubbel. ;\lorLun. Smith. Lc-pJ,.
Rccond Rnw-Shlt,gi, "\tarqunrdl. .\sche, lllcki<, Jnd,son.
Back How-Shiu, "·1111amHun, :,;yJve!<l<'I', Richardson.
Phi Lambda Chi has completed its .,econd year at ,\lbany Col
lege. It is the indepenclent :-.ororit~· and its aim i~ to clevelop character. leacler
_·hip, an<l scholar hip.
PkESrnE="T ................ Bcr11icc .1/orfo11
\'1CE-PRESlllEXT -------· Jlaric J/11bbcl SECJH:T.\k\
Tim \SL'RER F.sthcr Smit!,
Thelma Lee!..· I, \PP\
"\ l'P.\
Ptll
TltET\
",\" CLL'B Kappa Kappa Phi
P1<1-:s1 !>ENT -··················································· I/' i//u rd RolC\'
\'1rn•PREs11mNT ··························-·············· llarold A:citi,
.' 1,:r·RET.\lff-TRE.\S ..................................... J ol, 11 L H /'\'1111!
F.,u·1.n .\11\ tSER ................................ Ur. L. 0. Jlc.·lfc1•
The purpose of thi" org-anization i" to dcvdop pcr-.onality, to
neate a frienclly atmosphere 011 the campu ... , to sti11111latc -;cholar,hip, ancl, pri
marih·. to "ponsor a well-rou1uled social program.
l•'rnnL. How-Huyt, Saundl'rs, Drrant. Hole), K;,lth, \\'all,up, l'oll) n.
:,.;,,cond now-\\'llkln~. Hr<'nnck<', ~frnlund, Hu~•" 11, ltohrhuui;h. :,.\mllh.
'Third nuw-ll('llllf'll, o,·d\\ uy, Fawc,•llt•, Krunwl' I Ian•. Th,""'""· :,.;('!lllllz.
Omega Zeta
I 'RESIL>E:,.'T ···········-················-························ f uc/..• .\' ic/10/s
\ • 1 rE-PREsm1-::-:T ...............................•... .. .... Iu111cs Ruls/011
SECRLT.\R\-Tt<E.\S ........................................ James . /rtl,111·
F ,c:1·1.TY .\1,,·1-;nR --·············-····-··········•···· G. Glc111L llol111t'S
110:-:011,R\' :\l1rn111m ........................................ Dr. Q. Breen
Omega Zeta, the olde ... t fraternity 011 the campus. wa" fo111111l·d
in 1922. having for its objects the moral and -;ocial culture of its 111<.'mbers, the
b11ilcli11g of a fraternity that recog-nizes the 11111tual a"si. lance i11 thl: honorable
labors and aspirations of life. devotion to the c11ltivatio11 of the intelkct, the pro
motion of a stronir feeling-of frien<bhip, aucl the furthering- of the best intNC'>ts
of the college.
l•'lrst now-JuhnHon, Dr. Jfreen. '.\'lchnlK, Ho.l,lon, Andl'l'HOn, \\'1lil«•r.
~econd How-Arthur, l'utnarn, Arthur, LP\\t•lllng-, ~1<').-l'r~. llurlhurt, Coft'nuln.
Third now-Pnrrl~h. Lankford. D1-yanL, Hlcha1·dH, Hl'l·tn, l'I lc(Nlll>.,
Pi Theta Upsilon
Pi Theta Pp.;ilon i.; a social organization for .\lbany College
men. It was not organized until the beginning of the current :-.chool year, liut has
taken an active part in campus activities. It h~s for its purpose ihe promotion of
the :-,pirit of loyalty to .\lbany College, the promotion of higher :-.chularship on
the part of its members, the promotion of a fraternal spirit amlmg-the member",
ancl the cleYelopmcnt of fine social life on the .\lbany College Campus.
}>RESIDE'-T .................................................... Thomas f/cc,/d
\'tcE-PRESllll'ST .......................................... Brnce Short
SECRET.\RY ................................................... Clari.• Gi/111a11
Tt<E.,st·RER ·····-······-················-·············· •••••••• Hobert I !ooc/
Front How-\\·atterbur)', .\lo rtin. ~I,·. Rhl'tll'('r oclvl~nr. Heald. llood.
Back Row-Anderson, Rhorl, John~t•n, .\lo~s. lle11sll.
This group, lo which only lettermen arc cligihk for member
ship, was organized this year. It ha-; laid the foundation for a very "erviccablc
career in that it will substantially aicl in con,olidating nur athletic program.
:\fuch is expected from this group in the coming year.
l•'ll·Kt llow-J>',\lphunHo, \rthur, Ynell«·r. T'arrlsh. Harn s. Klchull'.
Second Row-Lew!'lllng, Arthur. ,\dam><. Kt>iLh, Ord\\ ay.
Third now-Putnam, Smith, Kramer, \\·oud1·ing·, Hus~<'II. I'rld1·a11>., Hn1 , •. IIOIR
l~I 1:-.1:EI.IC.\I
LE.\GUE
I NTERN.ITJON.\L
]{ EJ..\TIONS
IXII Polyphonic Choir
Cn1lcr thl• direction of )-Ir,. (;race Conrad :\lcClellan the .\1-
bany College Polyphonic choir has cnjO\'ed an exceplionall) busy and successful
season. Highlights of Lhc year \\ere radio programs O\'l'r stations "U.\C and
KOl?\, concerts in the 1:ir,l l'resb)tCrian Church of \lhany-glorio11sly climax
ed by an unu--u:dly fine performanre of Lhl· ··~I ikado" in \ lbany amt l'orlland.
:\fore than thirty-five loyal sludenb have participated in the various musical
1ctivitie ..
Evangelical League
The \lbany College- chapter of the League of Eva1iaelical slu
clent wa;; oraanized and accepted by the ~ational League. Tt has held services,
prayer and retreat services, and has been particularly active in deputation work.
Three go. pc! teams have held a total of ,ixl)-five services, traveled approximate
ly 3500 miles, and reached three thousand penpk in the :tale of On:.'gon.
l11ms1DENT ............................................•.. Bernice .1Iorlo1t
\ IUc-PKESil)ENT •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1Jorollt)I ,",lc~l'url
SECRET.IR\ ................................................ . Esther S1111tlt
TRE.\SL 1:ER .................................................... Perry J oh11 011
International Relations Ciub
Our purpose i,s to instruct and enlighten student op1111on, lo
learn how be l lo treat the prevailing conditions of the world, ancl to fix the at
tention of student on the underlying principle,, of mternaliunal law necessary lo
a peac •ful culivization. Our method is to create interest through di<;cussion and
lo present programs in the urrounding commuuities.
ll1>1:,1nENT ........................................................ Carl Sta,1/c_v
:1c RET.\HY-TRJ::.\S .......................................... Ili/ga Kluge
Forensics
Fl'ont Row-i\lartln. D1·. Dr,•en, Richnnlson. Hus~Pll, Pl'ideaux.
Back How-Rchultz, :llullcl', Smllh, Kluge, Stanll'y.
The .\lbany College Debate met one of the most difficult sched
ule· that ha" been faced in many years. T\\'o very complex quc-.tions were intro
duced; one wm, the international polic) \\ ith reg-a rel to intershipmenl of ar111s,
the other the question of .;ocializecl medicine from the national point of view. ,\
very successful year was co111plcted with a goncl ~hare of win.. The dehaten, are
confident that another year under I r. Breen will bring ouhtanding results. Q_UEE LoIS I. DR , ~r ,\Ttc •
~Lw
I) \Y
(Ol'RT
:\L,Y
Qt'EEN Dramatic Department
\\'e fed that the Dramatics lkpartmcnl unclcr the direction of
Isabelle Carolyn ,1cLcod has hl·en a great success. ,riss :.lcLeod has clirecll'd
one minor and two major prodttctions during the school year. l )n December -Ith
a comedy-dramma ··Thc Family L·pstair-," wa" pre,entcd to an appreciative audi
ence at the \' enetian theatre. as the college for the fall semester. "They that sit
in Darkness" a Christman play was given as an expre""inn of that season by col
lege students at the First ljresbyterian Chmch on December 16. During- the
,~pring term a religious play "The Rock" was cho:-.en for presentation. This phl)
based on the life of imon l'eter wa, givt·n al the First l'rcsb) lerian 'hu rch
:.larch 2-1-as a >Htitable climax to :piritual Emphasi" \\'eek.
tudents and Fan1lty arc looking- forward lo another :-.ucccss
ful year in dramatic under the coaching- of ~liss :.lcLeocl.
May Day 1934
Our College ,Jay Day in 193-1-was distinguished h) the stall'ly
diginity of Queen Lois, who was crowned hy Prime ~I ini..,ter \\.ilia rd Dear in
Hauser Gumnasium, ,ray 5. bdore an assemblage of loyal subjects from far and
wide.
\ illing hands had made the throne a place of beauty with a
profu. ion of early spring !lowers, with tall blue clelphinum striking the key note
of color. ;\lusic and solo dancing- furni~hcd entertainment following the corona
tion ceremony. Dainty little maidens paid tribute to our queen "ith the skillful
winding of a l\[ay Pole which they did to pcrfcctio11.
~teen' s Court
Q 1 • EE" ····-·--·······-······-··---··--···---·--····--·····-··· Lois R c 11 ll ill ge r
PRL\l E :.h '-!STER -···-···----····-·········-·-•--·· .. ------· II' ilia rd B car
;\l.\10-UF· ll ONOR Claire Ste.var/
ATTENDANTS
Doris Bbtra11d
Vera Pi11kerlo11 Ruth Pot .. ,•i11
/)orotl,y Jfof/icl, Elai11r Lvh•
F,i•cl_,·11 f' 01111g ,Uu.ri11c Ra11ki1i
f"irgillia Carlson
FLOWER GIRL ··-··-······-·-·········-···-·····-- Barbara A 1111 B 11ssard
TR.\TN DE \Rl,RS ··-·····-······-···· Char111ioll flood, Joall lllcT·ey
(RO\\'N" DE.\RER ·······-···-·-·--·············-····- Bobby Joe Quigley n \SKETll.\1.1.
J \CK
lh:XNETT
l'cll Leader
Do:on
llRO\\'N
011g Q11t't'II SPORTS
.\lthoug-h failing lo produce a \\inning team for the ]<J3-t season .
. \lbany's llucs put out a hanl playing ancl a lighting aggregation. ( )nt of a
tough nine gamc schedule the Pirates succeeded in scoring in four of the games.
Perhaps the two most exciting contests were the Oregon :\'on11al and thl· Col11111-
hia l'ni\·ersity game-, in which the Bucs con..,tantly threatened to scort·.
'core,: .\lbany 7, C. l'. S. 11): .\lhany 0, Columbia 13; \l
hany r,, \ \'illiametle 26; . \lbany (1. ollcgc of J claho 20: . \ lbany 0, Pacific Luther
an 2(1: .\lbany 0, ( )regon :\'orma! 13: Albany 0, 0. S. L. Rooks J<J; \lbany (1,
l'acific L' nivcrsity 2 ; \ lbany 0, Lin field I 3. The C. P. : . game was later for
feited to .\ lbany because the Loggers used ineligible mrn.
Basketball
.\fler an exceedingly bright outlook in the intramural basket
ball games the . \ lbany college basketball hopes came to naught as the Corsairs
\\Oil but two game~ of their sixteen ~amc schedule. Doth wins were by two point
margin::. one b inrr over a conference opponent, Linfielcl, by a score of 30-32, and
the other over Portland l'niversity by a score of 28-26. The outlook for ncxl
year i. brighter. however, as only one letterman is lost, Romie :\dams, captain of
last season'. team.
·cores: . \ lhany 13, ::-.tount . \ngel 30; . \ lbany 19, l'acific Col
lege 21 ; .\lbany 22, Oregon Normal .J.3; .\lb:llly 1-l-. Pacific College 18; Albany
23, i\lount .\ngel 32; .\lbany 17, Portland Cniversity -+3: .\lbany 26, C. P. S.-+-+:
.\lhany 21. •. P. • . .J.5; Albany 32, Linfielcl 30: .\lba11y 26, Oregon ?\'onnal 36;
.\lbany 28, Portland L'n:versit_\' 26: .\lbany 20, Pacific C. 28; .\lbany 13, l'acific
L'. 32: Albany 16. \\'illiamelte 36: ,\lbany 17. \\'illiamette 33; .\lbany 13. Lin
fielcl 35.
The only sprino-sport that . \ lbany i,, part1c1pati11g in actively
is tennis. Baseball was dropped for the season. The only track activity that the
Corsairs entered was the ?\'orthwest conference meet at Walla \Valla j\\ay 30.
Tennis tournaments play1;d this season have been with l'acifir
L"niversity, Linfidd, Oregon Xonnal, and Oreg-cm lnstitute of Technology. The
f'irates have as yet to win a tournament.
Archery
The archery club wa. again formed nl .\lbany this year under
the clircction of Prof. Daniel Freeman. The club clicl not engag-c in any meets
hut arranged a course for archery golf on the campus.
I 'RESJ nE:s T ........................................................ Carl S/1111/cy
SECRET \R\' .......................................... Jfargarel S1111dq11isl
TRE.\SL'RER ................................................ Oscar .1l11dasa11 0 0
0 THE COLLEGE CALENDAR
S1•:PTDt Ill· R I i-Hcgistration
S1-:rn:~1111,R 18 .\ \\'. party at \\'ood\\'arcl JJall.
.'Ernrnntrn 19 Charivari for Professor Freeman and bride.
. ·1•.PTDt 111•.R 20--.\lpha Gamma informal-supper.
S1•:PTE~111ER .21-Y\\'-L\l mix at \\'oodwarcl lfall.
St•:PTE~tnrn 23-"0pen !louse" at Rev. and Mrs. ?If. :\[. 'Locker's home.
St•:PTE.\I ttl,R 2-l-Freshman sneak at Doty':,; Bar.
S1-:rrE\IIIER 28--.\lbany College i, CoJleae of l'uget :ouncl 17-at CP •.
SEPTDt nER .?<J-Delta Kappa Phi formal rushing tea-
Theta :igma rw,hing dinner.
(kTollER 1-lnternational Relations 'lub meeting.
Ocrnn~:R .2-Engfo,h placement test o-iven.
0<..,nnER 3-First \\'estminster Guild meeting of the year.
Ot 10111-:R -l-uccessful ·ophomore Sneak.
( kTOBER 5-,\lbany College 0--Columbia L'niver. ity 13-at Portland.
OCTOBER 6-Last day of regi ·tration.
Uc,oBER 9-.\nnual \\'omen's .\lbany College tea.
OcTOllER 10--:pecial ophomore class elections.
< lerotmR 1.2-.\lbany College 6-\\'illamette 28. Played 111 Central Field .
. \lpha Gamma rush supprr.
Formal faculty reception for student. at Woodward Ilall.
(kToDER 13-0mega Zeta infonnal dance al llikman llall.
l'hi Lambda Chi ru::-hing tea.
O<..,onER l-l-EYa1welica! :tudenb Lague first deputation trip.
(kronER 15-:tu<ient Bod) pictures taken.
International Relation Club rneetino-.
Kappa Kappa Phi smoker at :\lcDo~ald J [all.
OcTOIIEI< 18-College night at the \' cnetian tht:atre.-Gras fire on the campus.
OCTOBER 19-.\(bany Cullege 6-Collcge of Idaho 20-playecl in Caldwell.
\\ ooclwarcl llall annual pajama party in honor of town girl .
Ut:TOBER 71-D It I' . Pl. -e a '-app,L 11 and guests honored at upper by formt:r students.
OcronER 23-·yecial 'tu<lent Body election-.
I-ranklin \\'ii kin , vice-presidc11t ·, Jol111 E '' t t , . uryan , reasurer;
,'1argaret Sundquist, secretary.
llLTOIIER 77-78-U • k ---omeco11~111g \\'ee encl.-l·ootball rally and bonfire.
:\lbany _<:olleo-e _lost to Pacific Lutheran College at ·entral Field.
I heta . 1gma d11~11e_r party.-Phi Lambda Chi supper.
Delta kappa Phi chnner at Greyhound Tavern and party given
by Professor and Mrs. Thomas :\lunclle.
,~lpha G~mma dance at IJikman I Iall.-A \\' • luncheon.
~rodelpl~ian tca.-.\lumni banquet at Woodward Hall.
kappa l,appa Phi dance. ()nolWR 29-Theta . igma "old fashioned" part).
OcnrnER 30-;\ cw Piratt: Knighh elcctcd.-Radka I vanakl va on campus.
Lt:cturecl in chapel anti International Relation~ Club meeting.
:--:o,F~IBER .2-Stuclenl Body party at \\'oocl\\arcl 1 lall.
;\O\ E~l ll£R 3-\'\ \' delegation ,;cnt w con ferencc at ~ e\\ berg.
,\lbany College played ~lc:\linnville there.
Delta Kappa Phi th atre party in Corvallis .
;\O\ u1 BER :i-Deputation gro11p from Lcagm: sent to Ro~e Lodge .
;\(l\'t"I 11ER <>-l'res Club organized.
;\O\l,~1 BER 7-First .\C broadcast over station KU.\C.
\ \' estmin,ter guile\ meeting.
~o, DlDER 9-Y:\[ .\ stag party. -.\C student program at Oak,·ilk.
.\lpha Gamma ru. h part).
;\O\t,~IIIER 10--.\lbany ·ollege 0-i\lonmouth 13 pla)ed 011 Cu1tral lic.-ld.
Presl>ytcrian 'E party.
;\(I\ E~I BER J !-Evangelical Lcag1.1t: conducted. crvices in local Evangelical church.
;'\o,·D11mK 11-Registrars' meeting in Portland. Dr. \\'. 11. Lee representing
, \ lhany ·ulle.re.-.'p 'cial Y\ \'C. \ meeting.
,\o, E)I BER 1-1--Phi Theta L0p'iilon fraternity org-anizecl.
Faculty cl inner at rc'iidencc of Rev. and :--1 r:,. Stocker.
.\o\'lrnUER 15-Pre s club clinncr.-Elcction of officers.
\m 1,~1111,:1< 16-. \C v:-( L'C rooks in Cor\'allis.
;\O\'E,\lllER li-Omega Zeta formal dance.
:\'m·E~IJJER JCJ-·eniors began practice teaching.
;\O\EMllER .20-Judgt: L. L. wan spoke at \':.l meeting.
;\O\'DIBEK ,2<>-Thanbgiving day. \\'cclding of ~Ir. and ~!rs. \\'illiam ;\or111a11
"hearer.
DECE11BE1t ➔-" Family L'pstair-;" prest:ntcd at \'cnetian theatre.
End of fraternity nl',hing.
l)~:cu1111,1< 7-End of ~ororily rushing.-Prefercnce parties hdcl by all sornritie,.
lkn:MBER 8-Kappa Kappa Phi informal dance at the Country Club.
Omega Zeta informal dance at \'eteran :\lcmorial I Lall.
DEctDlllER IO-Rev. J. lloyd P:.1tterson spoke at Y\I mceti1w.
Di:rn~tllER 12-\\'estministcr c;uild met at Rev. :\L :\!. Stocker\ home.
D1-:rn~111ER 13-\fter-dinn r-speaking contest al l lotd .\lbany.
D1-:urn BER 1-t-Delta Kappa l 'hi-.\ lph:i ( ;amma formal "inter dance al \ eteran
:\lemorial llall.
DEn:)l llER 1 :i--Phi Lambda 'hi formal dinner.
Theta .'igma breakfast in honor of m·w patroncsse:-.
D1•.tE\I HER l(>-"The\' That Sit in Darkness" pre,entccl by college students at
, First Presbyterian church.
DECE~I IIER 17-Evangelical League service al \Vildro~c.
lk<.:t,,\IBER 19-.\lbany College 13-\fount \ngd College 30. D1•:nrn111•:R 20-Facnltr part, 11iven by \Ir ·u11l :\Lr J ·t· 'f'II • . . I • n"' • . . < • s. us Ill ·' 1 er in coo) • \\tt1 r. and \lrs. ,\:,\.Groening. )Cration
Ruth Ronald presented tennis a\\'ard •it 't J • I'
I) (~ . I I < • ll< ent ,o<h 111 1· r. ,roen111g ac c ressecl student bocl,· 011 }' .. • • er 111;.:. . ,ussta.
Ike F\t llFR 21-\yood\\'arcl ~ Jail charity Chri..,tmas party.
I· ro..,h \\ 011 111tra-mural basketball . cries
!'irate Knighb in new nutfits. •
I )1-.cu1111•.R 2.2. l legfoning of Christmas vacation.
.l 1:-.1 .\RY 2-Evangelical League radio broadca..,t over KO.\C.
J ,:--1 .\R\ ➔-Student Ilody -;kale al Lewisburg.
J.,:st .\RY :i-lnternational Relation-; Club party.
J ,:,; t .\RY <J-. \lhany College \'s. l'acific College in llau--cr gym.
j.,:-:t'.\R\' l 1-l'hi Lambda Chi party.
. \C lo. t to the \'cw York I larlcmites 23-\CJ.
J \Nl'.\ll\' 12-Kappa Kappa Phi initiation.
Theta .'igrna dance at \lcDowell I Jail
Delta Kappa l'hi dance at Hett,· Stuart\ home.
_I., 1· \RY l.'i-\\'estminsti>r Cuild met at \\'oodward I !all.
J \Nl' \RY l(l--.\lbany College 22-\lonmouth -1-.'i.
J ,:-.t·.,n, l8-J1J-Clo~ed \\eekend.
J ,:-.1· \RY 21-2.i-Semester examination week.
J.\Nl'.\HY 2.i-.\Jbany College 17--Columbia -1-3.
J.\Nt'.\R\ 26-I'acific College IR-.\lbany College 1-1-.
J., l .\R\ 2 -Election for student bodv o!Ticers:
Franklin \\'ilkins, pre!:.iclenl: Jack \'ichob, vice-pre ident.
Theta igma informal initiation.-.\lpha l,a111m1 informal cli1111rr.
J \XL' \RY 30-Dr. D. :\. Thompson, trustee of College. dice\ in Portland.
Drastic changes made in the library.
J.,:-.1·.\ln 31-First debate meeting held.
FEIIRL'.\lff I-Della l,appa Phi informal initiation.
. \nnouncement of Dr. Breen ·s placement on the faculty of the
l·niversity of \\'ashington.
F1-:nRl".\R\ 2-Epoch making ba,;ketball g-ame.-.\C 32-Linficlcl 30.
Fi-:HRL' \R\' 3-Collcge of Puget Soun1 -1--1-. \lbany College 26.
FE11Rl'.\RY -!---College of Puget Sound -1-5-.\lbany College 21.
Fr•:IIRL'.\R\ 6--'ollegc radio program over K .\C.
F1,:11Rt· \R\' 8--Phi Theta t ·psilon evenin<r party.
Delta 1·appa Phi formal initiation at :,\liss Flora :.\l:h<l!l·s home.
F1mRL' \R\' 9-Omega Zeta dance al :\Jc Dowell I Tall.
FEBR1·.,1n· 12-llaskt!lball game.
FEIIRl',\RY 13-lnternational Rdations Club meding.
Colkge concert given al First Presbyterian Church.
:'\ ews\l'riti1w clas,-vi~itcd the legislature in Salem. . . . ;_\\'ood\\'anl I [all ,-ca,•en.~er l~u~,t. .. h:nRl .\R\ I. '\h Co\Jecre ,•s. Pac1f1c L n1ven,1t), there. ..,. an, ,... . . . • •1. ; Kai)t)a l'hi formal 1111t1at1on. . . --.app ' 1 L) I \Ir· Out nnu, Facult\' entertained >)' r. am • "· ,,., Breen and Dr. and
• :\I rs. L. O. :,\Jc \ fee.
Tl t Si0rna initiation.
J(i~.\lban_r College v-.. \\ illamellc.- ie a ,., Fr.llRL'.\R\ '
. . 1-1:ir t dw of drive for funds. h:URl \R\ ,- ,, ••
. . I') \lb'lll). Colle.re Ji-\\'illamclle 33 • I· EIIRI., \R\ -. ' b
. . RY ?O-Four dar th:bate tournament at Forc;;t c;r~,·e. . .
h IIRLI -\\'estmi11ister (juild meeting al ".\Ir ... Daniel I· recman " home.
Fi:uRl' \R\
Ff.llRl' .\R\ 2~-.\lpha (;amma formal initiation.-< )mega Zctc>
2C>-11a,ketball game with Linfiel~I there. . . ..
.\ \\'S lecture given hy Dr. Sparks ol Lorvallts •
FtnRl' \R\' .?i-;\on-dcci~ion debate here.
F1,.nRl .\R\' 28--.\ \\'.' lecture given by nr. Spark-. of ·orval\i-.. formal initiation.
\I \RLII I-Student body party.
Dr. \\'. 11. Oxtoby of San Franci~cl'l-Chapel speaker.
\I 1Rlll 2-Faculty dinnrr g-iven hy Dr. and \I rs. T. \\'. Bibb.
\I 1Kt1t +-lla-.ketball game-Kappa's 19-0. Z.'s (1.
\I \RCII (>-College broadcast over KO,\C.
\I 1RC11 -Delta Kappa Phi dinner. firc~idc -;upper- )meg-a Zeta dance.
\I 1Rc11 <J-lnternational Relations lub party.
\[ 1Rc11 10-Cetl',Orship of the Orang-e Peal.
\hRCII 12-.\lpha Gamma tea and style ~how.
\f \RCII I ~-Theta igma dinner dance.
Delta Kappa Jlhi pledge dinner for member,.
\l.1RC11 16-Y\\'CA fireside party.
\I \RCII
\I \RCII
.\f.\Rlll
\I \Rl'II 17-Evang-elical League sunrise breakfa-;t.
18-22-. pi ritual Emphasi • \\ eek.
"Dael" Elliott conclucts ,ervices on the campu,.
.?3-Dclta Kappa Phi-.\lpha l;amma informal dance al Legion I !all.
Phi Lambda Chi party.
2+-"The Rock" presented by the co\leo-e at the First Presbyterian
Church. • "'
:\I • r 11· • • \Rt 11 -:l- 1. tory makmg ~tudent body meeting.
\I \RClt .?8--Debate at O C.
\l,Rrn 29-Dr. Bibb left the campus for the east.
\hRrn .?<J-,\PRII. 8-.'pring vacation.
\rR11. 10-l'rimary elections for :\lay Da) Queen. .\PIHL 12-Final elections for :\la,· Dav Oueen-:\Iarrrar t J
• • .... • ' ,., c can \rt! Alpha amma ~upper in honor of Delta K .tJ) > Ill . . 111_r. quLtfl. E -r [>I • 1 l' . • , I a 11 snront) ,appa ,appa lt < ance at ·a1nnount c;ranoc II 11
Phi Theta L·p ilon stag party. ' ::, a ·
Omega Zeta week-end trip to .'\ewport.
15-Evangelical delegation lo , outhern Ore.run for at k' l" 1 f 1 • "' ' wo Wee·' t ur • irst < ay o t 1e t.cnnts tournament. ·
• \ PIO 1. 1 (>-Carleton Sox, veteran trustee, died.
Bruce Curry lectures started at OSC.
.\I'RJL 19-Good vriday .
. \PRIL 21-Easter .
• \PRIL 2+-Clean-up day.
.\PRJL 25-Flunk Day-Ca cadia.
.\PR11. 2(>-Theta :irm1a party.
.\PRIL 29-llostess house opened to public in~pection
:\1.w I-College broadcast of play··.\ Studrnt of .\lu,ic"", on:r l\(l\l".
r.aculty party at the home of :\Jiss Flora :\lason.
:.l.\ Y J-Phi Theta L"p ·ilon party.-:\fay Day ommittec member, and (lu,rn"s
Court members dance at Betty ·tuart' .
:.Lw -+-. \nnual \'\VC. \ :\lay-day luncheon.-.\Iay Day celcbration.-\]utrn
.\Iaro-aret Jean l. cro\\"ned by Prime-111ini,tcr \\'ilki1i-.-lldta
Kappa Phi dinner party and initiation cerc111onie,.- \lpha (;am·
ma-Delta Kappa Phi formal dance at Legion !fall.
:\I.\Y 7-''.\Jikado"' presented at the \"enctian theatre.
:\I.w I0-11-niology trip to Xe\,·port.
:'.\l.\y 1-J.-":\likado·· presented in ~la"onic Temple in Portland .
• \J.\ Y 17-Kappa Kappa Phi hanqnet.-Kappa Kappa Ph1-01m:ga Zeta fonnal
dance.-Phi Theta L'psilon , tag party.
:d .\Y 2-+-0mega Zeta tag party.
:-h Y 25-Theta Si•!lna fonnal <lance.
:\1 \Y 29-International Relations Club party.
J.l.\y JO-Holiday.
:-f.w JO-Closed.
J L" NE 1-Closetl.
J n:r-: 2-Haccalaureate.-Dclta J,appa f'hi breakfa,t in honor of .\lpha l;annna.
Jv:-E J-Phi Lambda Chi garden pany.
J L" :N £ -1-Commencernent.
Jt.d\E i-.\lpha Gamma picnic. -THEGROCERVETERIA
AND MARKETS
I Alhany' s Leading· Food Store
CROCEIHES
~fE.\TS
B.\KimY (;()()JJS
FRESII FRl"ITS ('L'T RATE
DRt·t, DEP.\RT~rnc'IT
T<lILl,TRIES
t,E~IEDJES
SlJ1'WRIES
JOH LAMBERTY, Manager
EMMETT & PEARCE Agency
<,El\EK.\L l:\'SL'R \NCt•:
30.i Fir~t \ alional !lank Bldg.
Phone 160-J
Insure iu urc lus11ra11cc
ALBANY DAIRY CO-OP
MILK CREAM
COTTAGE CHEESE
BUTTERMILK
OWEN BEAM AGENCY
Mortgage Loans
Insurance-Real Estate
225 We t Second Street
E. L. Stiff Furniture Co.
(Vine Furniture For Less)
Second and Broadalbin St.
Albany, Oregon Albany Creamery
Association
The Home Of
LINN BUTTER
Phone 21
Alba 11y Magnolia Laundry
Quality Work
Prompt Service
Phone 50 Albany, Oregon
McDowell
Shoe
Co.
Hurley's Drug Store
THE STUDE TS
HEADQ ARTER FOR DR GS . . . Albany Branch
UNITED STATES NATIONAL
BANK of PORTLAND,
OREGON
Rawling's Stationery & Printing Co.
WE CARR\ THE LARGE T A 1D 10ST COMPLETE Ll E,
LOOSE LEAF OTE BOOKS AND FILLER PAPER
Myrtle's Lunch
Im East first trect
JlO:\fE en Kl:'\G
Flowers ...
"For all Occa ion "
Albany Floral Co.
175 Broadalbin t. Phone 737
Imperial Cafe
P.\T :\ll'RPII Y, Prop
Quality Food -
ourteou~ Service Frager Furniture Co.
ompletc House Furnishings
"QL ,\LITY FOR L1-:ss"
Corner of Fir:-l and Lyon
Cumming's Transfer &
Fuel Co.
l'ro111pt Tra11sfcr Cl'"c1icc
Ft'EL oF ,1.1. Kn-ms
Mildred's Beauty Salon
PER~l.\~ENT \\'.\\'IN(;
F111gcr 11 ·a,·i11g .1 pcciality
32:i \\'. ht _ t. Phone 166 ,u.1,.1 ... llliilil .. '
Phone 130
ALBANY, OREGON
Spence Shoe Store The Elite
"The Biggest leet The rowd and Eat
Little tore In Oregon"
110 \\. Firi.t t ..... Albany, Ore. 127 Broadalbin
Electric Cookery • • • •
The modern way ... the healthful, happy,
joyous way for housewives to avoid unneces
sary kitchen drudgery. Electricity is as clean
as sunshine. Hours of your time now spent
in the kitchen can be saved for more congenial
and worthwhile things than "potwatching"
an<l "oven peeking". Electricity is the one
perfect servant that will perform any task you
choose to give it with perfect cleanliness, ut
most speed and faultless precision. An elec
tric range can miraculously shorten and light
en nearly every household task. Electricity is the modPTn, healthful, happy
AMERICA way. You will be delighted with its perfect service.
Mountain States Power Company ' Albany Printing Co.
Good Pri11ti11g To J'o11r Order
118 West Second treet
For highest returns on poultry.
egg-., cream ancl other produce
items sell to
Swift & Company
.\1.11.,:-.\', OR~GON PIIOl\E 23..f
THE AMERICAN
BARBER SHOP
Por First Cluss ll'ork111c111sliif>
136 \\'EST I'IRST , T.
Doll's Variety Store
5c to 1.00
ROBERfSON & EMERY
SER\'IC£
Ccncral lubrication Certified o.k.
JI obilc.~us-.H obi/oil
F1RsT .,:-n \\'.,s11rnc;ro1s Ts.
11.\LL
Floral Shop
I'L(l\\ ERS .\N[) (;JFT. The Shade Shop
Claude C. and Loren Bray
Proprietors
TELEPIIONE 18 ..f()<) \\". FIRST
YOU 'Bet £he Gi-r1
We have
£he Diamond
F. M. French & Son
Jewelers 01>tometrist
M h , SEED urp y s STORE
.-\1.n., 'H', OREGON
71 Taxi Service
''ll'ith a S111if,.,'
KEN H1 00~1, Operator
========= ---
1Jcpur/111c11/ Storr Inc.
t\1.n.,:--.Y, OREGON
Bunton Beauty Shop
~Ioderalc prices 011
,\II line of Deauly Work
1 ·c11ctial/ Tlicalrc Bldg.
Hnom. 3 and 4 Phone 158-J Pfeiffer's Market
Phom.~ Io+
Quality .llcats, Fish a11d Po11ltry
22..f S. llRO.\D.\LlllN
Co111pli111c11fs of
J, Calavan's Drug Store I
Parkway Motor Service
S II ELI. PROlll CTS
Tires a11d C 011fectio11s
3rd at \\"ashinbrton-Phonc 175
Budlong's Grocery
a11d L,RKET
. \l\ INDEPENDENT STORE
Established i11 1912
Ninth and Elm SLs.
COPELAND
Ln,IBER co~IP.\NY
811ildi11g Material of All Ki11ds
] HONE 275
Craft's Market
F1ms11 .,xo URED l\IE.\T
PouLTRY Mrn 'i,:., Fooos Sunny Brook Buffet
"its different"
~fEL F. n \RRICK, Prop.
McDevitt's Smart Shop
"II '/,ere f>ricc, style a11d q11ality
afa•ays reign"
LADIE WEAR! G APPAREL
M. Senders & Co.
Established i11 1870
GR,\l~ and SEED
The C. C. Store
/Jry Goods, Ffosicry U11dcn,•car .
.\' of io11s, Ready-To-fl' car
. .. WALT'S ...
• I JOE REPAJR ERV! E
0PP0SJTI;; IIOTEL .\LU,\ 'Y
217 Lyon ~ t. \V. 11. Gogle
Rialto Theatre
Hub Cleaning Works
Phone ~99-R
We boo t you-you boost us
112 ELL. WORTH ST.
ALR.\NY BRANCH
First National Bank of Portland
CO'.\DrERICl.\L= .WINGS= .\FE DEPOSIT Albany Abstract Company
223 S. Broadalbin St.
Wm. Bain, l\lgr.
STANLEY V. SMITH
Special Agent
The Equitable Life Assurance
Society, of the United States
Curl Bldg. Albany Oregon
F. B. SCHOEL
JEWLER
337 West Second St.
Albany Oregon
Froman & Barton
HARDWARE
In Appreciation of The
lany Courtesies Shown s By
Albany College Faculty
And Students
Albany
Chamber Of Commerce
Support Home Industry
Buy
ORANGE-CRUSH
VALLEY BOTILI G CO
126 F • 't'rry t. Phone 126-J Hooker Electric Store
Df'pendable Electrical Supplies
310 W. econd Street
DAWSON
DRUG
COMPANY
Pay and Save Food
Market
205 Lyon Street
PHO E 58
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
Dr. Geo. J. Kenagy
Chiropractic Physician
401-2-3 First National Bank Bldg.
X-Ray Tel. 793-J
r. ilh ryonl
DENTIST
412 First National Bank Building
Office phone 776 Res. 420-L
Dr. Joseph C. Gray
DENTIST
301-302 First National Bank Bldg.
Office Phone 77 Res. 399-R
r. M. ool y
DENTIST
303-304 First National Bank Bldg. AUTOGRAPHS
Annual Publication
of
ALBA v CoLLF.G E MEMORIAL
!Io..;. FR\SK J. )l11.um. LL.D .. Trnsltc' \lhany
l'cmlktun
RE\. D .. \. T110,1Psos, D.D., Tr11slcc -----l'ortlaml
) IR. C.\RLETOS E. Sox, Truslcc .\lbany THOMAS w. BIBB, PH.D.
Prcsidc11/ of. Uln111y College PRE IDE T'S MES AGE
I Iere on this ca1111m" I ha\'e watehed with pride the <kn:lop
lllLllt atHI ad,·am-emcnt of each one of yo11. I han· -,een you progre-,s, -.tl'P h)
,tep. ~ly ml'-.-.ag-e to you i-. one c,f em·ouragcmenl for furthl'r growth. T>n not
\ct monctan· nl'l'<b nr allun:menh divert >ou from obtaining )Ullr education
ultimatd) cicgree or degree..,, If thl' \\a) i-, hard, stick to it \ door will opl'll
in a plan· hitherto undi-,co\'ered. Your hurdcn" will lightt·n \\ hl.'ther tht'> Ill'
academic or monetary. and you ,, ill a ,,·a) t11 mt•t\ the demands of a colh:gl'
education. Every bit of ycur kno,,lcdgc ,,111 he vital to you. It ,,ill 111akl0 you
master of yoursdf. You mu,t di-,111is-; di-.couragemenl, rt·,llizing that it militat\.',
agai1i--t your progre-.s. Y m1 arc prng-re..,-;ing-. I can ,e.: it in each on\.' of y1H1
.\ml that progre,, is horn of your daily \.',peril'nces of the Vt'f\' things that -,eem
to you most difficult. --~tan i, an infinite little copy of c;ud," ... aHI \ ictor 1 lug-o
l)raw 011 these con..,trnctive force-. \\ ithin yoa to l>attk again-.\ all) thing that \\ ill
i111pedc your growth.
To )OU, Senior-.. I offer my congratulation-.. Tru-.tu:-. and
faculty alike view your ach\.'ivements with hone,t pride in 1,ur college and in you.
You are now ready to find a place in the working \\oriel. .\ husine-.-. man who
has intcn·icwcd hundrccb of application~ for po:-,itions said: "l try to kel'P young
people from discouragement. I point out to them that they face the ,,orld with
something for which there is a place. l lone-.t), -..inccrity, promptne-..-. and per
,t·n·eranre arc a:--~tb more powerful in the last analysi~ than ·pull' or prestige.
On these intang-iblLs, young-men and women must learn."
\\·e honor your academic acco111pli-.h111cnt... and at the same
time. we commend lo you the true knowlcdg.: that is "fir-;t pure, then peaceable,
gentle, and l'a-..y to be interested, full of 111 rcy and good fruib, without partialil),
and without hypocris)." l t is this ,, isdom that brings the peace of a conquered
,elf, ancl will be al your right hand in fresh problem, awaiting you daily.
Thomas II'. Bibb DEDICATION
To :\J1ss \·1cTORI.\ C.,sE. whose unswerving loyalty to
the highest ideals of modern education and whose unstinted devo
tion ancl untiring effort to the intcreM of .\lbany College ha\'e won
for her the affection and admiration of faculty and student alike,
\\'c dedicate this orsair. This Dedication i • but a slight acknowl·
eclgcment of the debt we owe to :\I iss ·ase and an appreciation of
her kindly and progressive influence in the class-room, her aracious
friendship \\'ith her ~tuclents, her genuine interest in their problem ,
and her generosity in welcoming :,.lnclenb to her home. . I rtl11tr, Jlargarct J ca,.
.\lbany, Or,•gun
Englh•h
,\_\\·.~. 1-2-3-t: Y. W.C.,\.
J-~; Orangl' I'l'al Sue. Ed.
2-3-1; C'horuR 1; En,del
phians 3-t; Mxec. Counc: I
4; ('ori>afr Ed. Slaff I; ;\lay
QuePn 4; .\lpha Gamma
1-2-3-4.
Foster, Elsie
Tiel'dsporl, Or<-gon
Cl,enalMII"')'
.\.\Y.S. 1-2-3-4; \ .. \\' A 4:
Clal'll \'iCP-Pr,•i>. 4; \\·ood
ward Hall \'ic<--Pl"Ett<. 3:
Scienct' Club 1-2; ;\Julh.
Club 3; Della Kappa f'hf
1-2-3-1.
! f oflich,
Dorothy 1/"illctta
,\lbany, Oregon
1Jn-cl11rH» .\d1nlnl~trntlon
.\.\\'.S. 1-2; \'Ice-Pres. 3-4:
\'\\TA 1-2; Erodt>lphlani<
2-3-4; C'luss s(•cretary 1-2;
Trell~. 3; Pres. 4; OrangP
Veal Alll'OC. F:d 11,,r 1-2-3:
E'<eCuti,., Council I; ~Ill~
llay attendant 3-1; Alpha
c";.amma 1-2-3-1.
Jacl.•so11. T0irgi11ia
Albany, Oregon
French
lndep ndence Junior Col
lege. Kans1111 l-2; O.S.C. 3;
A.W.S. 4; YWCA 4; Pht
Lombda Chi 4.
f.:l'ith. /larold James
Granls l'ass. Oregon
Dlology
Football 1-2-3--t; Base
ball 1-2-3; E"ec. Council
3-t; Student Body Pres. I:
l,appa. J~appa Phi 1-2-3-4; L.-sli,•, lfuricl foau
Potlland. Urt,;on
'orl.nl •nl
,\.W.~. 1 Pr ~
Wood\\ ard Hall' d nt
~lay Qu1•rn att ~• I
,\lpha 1:,.nin,a ,•~ ,"'t I I. ···•: l'r
.\larti11, Churlt-s :I.
l'ottland, 0rr~on
111.10,,
1 • , r o. 1: n,q •. 1 l'rt•S. l C'la•.• Pr.aid 11i I
l~"'<'Uth·,· Council I C
h-1,:~ 1'13)' ~lana,:er ~-Uh•
1 .. u,, Bu"-11,:r. ~-I; Pl1&I
Knight, l; Koppa Kappa
Phi l: f'hl11>•oph) I'' b t
,\fryer. Gl,·11 f:mdl
.\lbnny, Orr~"'
C'htnti.lr)
c-lwm. Lab .. \,·· .·H
~lath. C'lub 3: 0mi. Z ta
3-1; ,\\\anlrd John Hi19-
k Ins 11••l•tant~hlp l
O'Dell, Opal Frrn
(',,rllRnd, Or : ,n
E11,:II••
I\\'$. l-!-3·1. \'WCI
1-• aol' chm. 3. t· u. 1
C',~•lt>ge Play S; I1tbattl-l
('horus 3-l; E,an,:111~
League I: Theta ~ -•
pres. 3-l. ll'at,·rb11r_l', .
lfo~,ard l!rm·sl,
I' t Jam.I. Ort ""nn
11 l•tor) Jr.
t• uC \\"ash. 1-2 .
• <!I t· or 0. 1•,t. (;;>!;;.t: .i: ~• u,.'ado ~: '>'ll~ ... \
~-• lnt'I. l:rlnthlll> 1, I hi
T'lu·tn L'l•~llun 1,
l/'oodri11g, .\'or111a11
o, un11. \\ ashlni:: tun
nu-.lr•r"._ \t.lmlul,drntlon
F olbnll :!-3, Bnakt•tbnll
!·1. llmt•go Z1·l8 :l-3-1
. ldums, Re1111c_,•11 Elbert
C'onnllls, Or<·i;-nn
01010,n
O.~.t:. 1-2; F"oulhull asst.
coach 3-1; Baskt·tball 3-1.
niu~t·hnll <·on.ch 3: Truck
roach 3; Phy•lcal Ed. DI·
r,·clor 3.
Cab/,·, Ed11a R.
~11lem, Oregon
Eolucnllon
_11111·• nuslne~• Uni\'.,
!)k lo hon.,a 1; North wealeni
Jt'&.Ch"' ~ C'oll~g~. Okla.
-·3·1: RA. 1930; A"Rl. In
llu•lne~, .ldm. 5, 0935).
SE IOR CLAS OFFICERS
\• lt1:-1'1lt;.l1>E \'T • ••• ••••• •··•···· Elsie Fosta norc>thy f/oflic/1
~n RET IRY-Tlli- ,s 1 , •• • • •• • • 'lcirgan•t .~1111dq11ist 1?.olirbo11gh, \fax
,\ lhnnY. On-~on
1:t:duentlon
o.:-.C. 1-2-3: ,1u><i<' )lfr.
1 · \I 11,udo J\us. ~!gr. 1; 1 t·Jl
1i11nd 1.,-o<ln 1. f'lrutP
Knight, I; Knppa K•UPJlll
Phi I.
Smith, Hri/1011 /l'ilco.r
l)ol't1ntHl, Ort!gnn
1':ngll1<h
Pacltl<- Cull,•gt• I: Y)I(".\
2-:1, \"h•t>•l'rt·~. I; Tt•nn,IH
2. mgr. ~-t; l>Phlll1• I: Intl.
H!'llltlon>< 3-1; l~xc. Council
3-1, :lllkado 1; Knpptl Kill>·
JHl Phi 2-3· I.
St11art,
F.li::ubcth Fra11ccs
Alhanr. OrC'gon
EnJC1114h
.\.W.!-, 1·2-3-t; YWC \
1-2; ChoruH 1-2-3-; ~!lkado
I; Tennis 1: Ba><ketbnll 3:
t'Oll(!g(' Trio 2-3-I; 1)1•1la
KnJ>pa Phi 1-2-3. pr('l'I. 4.
S1111d1111ist, Jfargarct F.
North Dend, Oregon
Jlu C beuu, C les
A.\\'.H. 1-2-3-1: Y\VCA
1-2-3-1; Busk et ball 3: Cho
rus I; Student Dody s<-c'y.
I; Ex c. Council J; Erodel
phlan11 3, prt-s. 4: ClttsH
11ec 3, treas. I; Science
l'lub 1-2-3-1; ~Jo.th. Club
1-2-3-1: .\rchery 3-4; Cor
sair 2; Dt•llu Kappa Phi
2-3-1.
Tripp, T 0irgi11ia Lee
Albany, On•gon
II IHlOI"')'
0.S.C. 2; A.W.S. 1-3-4:
) WC,\ 1-3-4; Jnt'I. R(•la.
tlons Club 3-t; horus 3-1;
~I lkado 4: Ex1•c. ('ou net 1 ◄;
l.>ella Kappa f'hl 1-3-4. F.\('l"LT\'
OFFICER.
OR\XGE
PE.IL
, T.IFF A lb any College faculty
,\lbany Colle.re has this )Car enjoyed the services of a fac11lty
rntl·d among-tht' highc:s~ in thl' ~ortlrnt'st. \\'c particularly exprc,;s our apprcd
atimi to them for their spkndicl crn>pt•ration and kadcrship.
Associated Students of Albany College
PR1-:s1111•.NT .. . . ...................••••.••......•••. Fra11/.•li11 I f'ilki11s
\ 1cv-I 'RFs11w 'IT ........................................... J uclt .\' ic/10/s
SLLKLL\R\ ......................................... . 1/argari-t S1111dq11ist
TRE.1s1 • Km ............................................... Joli II E. lJ ryc111f
Orange Peal Staff
F'ronl Row-~IIH) Let• Bh1lr. John K B1·ynnt, .\K!l. l.ew<•lllng, i'dlto1, llarga1elJ1'a.n Arthur.
!lack Row-Orvo Nll,ula, Jam s Arthur.
This bi-weekly publication has been a real, !>timulating inllucnce
on the campus this year, stirring up a lot of interest in college affairs. The co
operation of the classcs in journalism has served to provide variety ancl exp r
ience for a large number of student'-.
Student Executive Council
l•'ront Row-Dick. 'frlpp, ll. .\ rthur, lie filch. Sundquist, !<l'hultz.
Dack Row-Nikula, Smith, .I. ,\rthur. Bryant. Ralston, \\'llldnM.
The Student Executive council is compo,-cd of representative
and ex-officio members of the student body and faculty.
l'RESll>L:\ T ....
\' ICE-PR~:SlllENT
ECK ET\ RY ...... Ja111cs .lrt/111r
On,o Nikula
................................. .1/argarct S1111dq11ist FRI.:'Hll
Coas.111
:wr Junior Class
·1·11,. J • cl~, 11•, h<'cn c111it<: active th,,, year. Freel :---:cal. a ~ 11111or n ,.., " • ffi
!)er I• ... the exchange ,tudent to I l;rnai1. -:-.ro-.t of the student bod) o C(",
111tm • • ' of the office-; of the extra•c11rric11lar acti,·· are helcl by Junior-., as wdl a-. man)
ities.
l'Ri-:..,1111. -.;T •••••••••••••••••• ························:· lam.cs • lrtl,.11r
\ ,n.f'RESll>F'-T .............................. l-ra11/d111 /I 1/lm1s
~F<KF I .\R\ Tiff \S, ..••.••••••••• • / )011.'!" /J rt/'.' II
1{1 l'IHSl·'-T\'I l\'l,S TII STI l>E'-T Cot \tll. .. .. /I 1/11111 f),c!.·
............... Ja11H'S Nals/011
Vlrst 11,rn-llon. Hnlry. llr)unt, J. ,\rthur, llNild, l.111·"""·
s,,,·,111d Hr\\ '<lchnlN, Did,, L) It•, Hnl~tnn, l•'l'll•I\\ R, ~hl11~1. Jl1 II\\ n.
Jlack nn" l,h•t•n, i-:~k~lds,,n. I,. ll11nt11n, I,,·\\ ,·lllnA", \\ 111,tn . Y 1mn~ata .
.. S'ophomore Class
From thi-. t·nthusia-.t ic group ha vc Cflllll' som<: of the 1110~1 act·\',·
,t11dent-. on tlw ramp11-.-orall,r-., actor-., and lcackr-. promim:nt in many other
fields of college acti,·it,. Officers arc: ( )rvo \'ikula. Prc,-id<:nt: I lo\\ r1nl '\t·
alond, \ ice l're,ident: ~lary f,ee lllair, :crretary: Jack lll'nm:ll, Trt·a-.11rc1.
F1 onl How-PrldPnu,, Hu rn,·t-1, Trn JlJl, l I 1u1~c•n. StP\\ nrt, I 4t>11I", < 'u rl~un, ~nun ti t'l'Jot, \\ ood.
S1•1·cnd H,m Krnnw,. \'ut·ll,..r, St·hultz. Ful.rn,, Hanl,ln, Nll,uln, 1111111, HILlrnnlsun.
Third Huw-)lull,•r, "alkup, Stonl,•y, llumllton, n .. nn,•tt, ~Ill th. l'anlMh.
flacl, now-13rynnt, Tlrr-nn,•l<I', Thnm~on, N,·alond, Ordwny, Klu~c·, .\111!1-r~nn,
Freshman Class
The ,·erclant fre-.hma11 ha\'C thoroughly distingui-,hed them•
,t"lves thi-. year from .'neak clay to Commencement. \\'c arc especially proud of
their acti\'c participation in all pha,e-, of college life.
Front R()w-Klng, 8hiugi, Kl~allng, )I. C'ol~. 13111111 tt, )lcl'l!'llnn, Hulnhnugh, Bro\\ n,
"·1111ams.
S<'cond Row-.'chl(•w<', E. )larlln, \\ right. Whullt•y. (h1•gg, Baldwin, Folherlnghnm,
De\'rle~. Rln~••• H. John11nn
Third Htm-F Cole. Karvnnen, Dunton, \\·1111nm1111n, ,\i<che. ~ylve11t1•1·, hnlmn,., JI, rton. Arthur.
1-'ourth Hnw-/;wank, J. HusM1-II, ('l<'lnnd. Bodlnt>, )I. Rus><<'II. Blhh. ll111lh111t, Pulnum.
Fifth Row-Bt'nRl'I, Lankford. ('uffmnn, Hlchnrd•. Hoed, Fnw<', ll<', :\lnrtln, )lollR.
llMk Row-Andrus, ,\nd<'r•on. Polls, Conyn, L. Hu11st1I. \\·ulkM·, a. John,wn.
Corsair Staff
The effort-. ancl the rc,opcration of all the staff have made this
.\nnual a reality. Especially are we indebted to :\fi-,s \'ictoria Case for help and advice.
\h;\.\1;1:--<; Et;J n>R ··-······ ........ ··-..... Fru11kli11 /I ·;tki11s
.\sson \TE EmToRs ............. Jsu Le;,•el/i,,g, ,llury Lee Rlair
•••••••••• Jfargarct Jenn , I rlftur, E. J ac!.• lfr1111el/
Bt SIXF_-;:,; :\I\'.'< \CER ••••... . ................ Richard Brc1111cke
:\s. 1ST \:-,.;T lks1 :-; 1-:ss ).[., x \GER ····-····· JJ o;,•ard Xt•alo11d
Front Row-:\targaret J \ ti •
Bn k R . • ean • r llll', I• rnnklln "llkin1t, )Inry l,P<• nlalr. Asa 1.Pwt'lllng.
c O\\-Jack Bennett, Ll'lancJ RUll8l'II Howard N,•nlond, rtlchnrd llrennC'kt•. PIR.\TE
KNll;IIT
EROUELPIJJ.\NS
Y. ~1. C. A.
\'. \\'. C. .\. Pirate Knights
PRESIDENT ........ ............................ . .. Robert T/10111f'so11
\'1n:-PR1a:s1DENT .......... ................. ........ Tom l'ridcc111.r
TRE,\SCRER .......................... . .................... Ja111cs • Jrth11r
This honorary group for men wa-. reorganized in the spring of
1933 to preserve and enforce the tradition-. of . \lbany College and to he of -.crvice
at all college games am! function.;.
Firsl Row-Putnam, ,\rthur, Tirynnt, ThomHun .. \rlh\lr, ~htrlin.
Ba.ck Row-Pnrrlsh, Roley. Coffman. lloht bough, HlchurdH, Nlkulu, Suund,•rt<, l'rldNlllX.
Erodelph£ans
PRESIDE:-/T ............................. ........... ,\/argarC'I S1111dq11ist
\'1n:-PR1,:s10E ·T ..........•.............................. llil111a Kl11ge
~ ECRET.\RY-TRr- ,s ........................................... R11tl, Ho11ald
The only \\'omen·-. honorary :-.orority on the .\lbany 'ollt·gc
campus is composed of twelve active members. Jt,, purpose is to assist in carry
ing on the traditions .. \s a part of the :\lay Day ceremony each year, four fresh
men are designated ancl orclainecl to replace the graduating ,-cniors.
1•ron l Row-Leslie, Jlofl lch. Sundqu l~t. .\t·thu r.
Back Row-Brown, Larson, Runk In, J,'ulrrax, I.~ I,•, llar1·,ulM'. BllLlr. Klui:-e.
r. M. C. A.
PRESIOENT ............ Charles. I. .\Jarti11
\'1CE-PR1:.sm1;;NT ....... Britto11 S111itlt .-ECRET\R\' . ·········-····· Ja111cs .Jrtl111r
TR".\SL' RER ................ Corl ta11/cy
During the year the Y. :\I. C .. \. took over the room prc\'iously
occupied by the Y. \\". C .. \ .. ancl with the assi-.tancc of tl1e Portland :\!other\
Club, it wa possible to furnish it with chair~, davenport, ancl ping-pong table
making it one of the most popnlar recreation spots on the campus. The Tuesday
morning meetings included talks by Rev. :\I. :.'IL :tocker, Prof. Daniel Freeman.
ancl short addre:.es by men from the tmrn. Included in the program were two
smokers and two early morni1w breakfast-;.
r. tf/. C. A .
I 'RE"IllENT .............• \/ ildrcd l?c111sdcll
\'1c£-PRESWENT ......... l:stl,cr . ·,11i1t, . ECRET \R\ ............ . .\fartlw Ribb
TRi-:.,sl·Rrn ... ......... .. fern O'Dell
The empha~is this year ha:-been 011 social service through the
organization of a lloste:-.s I lou-.e to serve as :111 activity center for both womrn
and girls of Albany. Ueginning· with a committee compo-.ed of Esther Smith.
Genevieve Ho Dine. Katherine Ringe, :\laxine Rankin, and :\Ii,-~ Karp::n-.tein as
faculty advi~or, this project soon involved the energ-y ancl enthusiasm of the en
tire group. pen I lcu:-.e, .\pril 29. wa.; followed hy a weekly meeting of the
llo.te~s Tlow,c Club under the leadcn,hip of \Ii-.~ :\lary ,·. Frank.
Thanbgi,·ing ha:--ket-., Christ111a-. carolling-, ancl fellowship p;ir
tics were participated in by all. The Easter Sunri-.c Service was prepared by
Dorothy Stewart, worship chairman, and a successful \lay Day Luncheon wa-.
directed hy \"era l licks. chairnrnn of the social committee. .\LP fl.\
G.\~L\1.\
l)J.:1 T\
K \PP.\
l1111
TIIET,\
Pill
L.\ \I HO.\
C11 I Alpha Gamma
Flr~t Row-1,l'SII<'. 1"a1rfax. llr,Oi<'h.
:,;t•cond How-\\'llliam~. Hruwn, ltlnl'{1', T111111>, l,amb,,ny, Jl:rnldn, .\rthur.
Dack ltow-Chahnen:c, Kn1 vonl.'n, Grt•g"J.:'. ~,·ulnnd, Cult·, Dunton
During the pa-,t year members of .\lpha c;;1111111a, the olde:-,t
,ocial organization on the campus, ha\'e endea \ ored tn promote a spirit of lo) ally
and courage, and the org-,111izatio11 has conducted ihclf in ... uch a wa) a-, to he a
crcditahlc and beneficial influence to .\lhany College.
P1<E:--JllE'-T .................. l/ uric/ Leslie
\ 1cv-P1<FSJJ>E:-.T ..... J/a.ri11c Ra11ki11 S1tRFT \R\ .... .1/argarcl Jr,111 .lrtl,ur
T1<1-:.,st RFR ...........• / 'irginia Fairfo.r
Delta Ka;!Jpa P bi
First Jtow-J)lcl,, :-;undqulst. l'nrl~on, ~II~• ~lcL,•od, Stuart, Lylt', llluh, Hol<•y.
s,•cond now-~lc('lellnn, ('ol<', ll11n11•ll. Hoh, h:1111,;h. n,·own. \tart In, l•'uMt,•1·, lllhh, JlanMPn.
Hacl, Row-Hald win, llnr1uh•1·, \\halt,~. I:nn~11< II. :-;ch1t·w,-, Trlflll, \\'orley.
Delta J,;:appa Phi. ess<:11tially a -;ocial organization. founded on
the campus in 11 28 hy six collcg-e \\'omen, ha» co11ti11uall) promoted a high scho
la,tic standing-. and an influence of further spiritual clevelopmcnl.
PkESIIWNT .................... Belly luarf SECRFT \k\ f 'irgi11ia Car/so11
\ 1n:-Jl1<ESllll•:.'<T ............ 11' i/1110 /)ick T1{1• .. \st 'Rl·.R ................... l:.lai11c Lyle
Theta Sigma Chi
Flrsl How-King, O'Dell, Klugr. RllN>ll'II. F<>llnwN.
:,;econd Row-Wright. Jlurld1nrt, Horton, Hall, 1-'olhningham. JohnHon.
The aim and purpose of Theta Sigma is the 111ai11tcna11cc of the
highest possible scholastic, spiritual, and ,ocial stanclanb and the e11courage111c11t
of service to the college.
PRESlDl~XT .................. Fcl'II O'Dell SEnm1.,1n ............... llc11c Burkhart
\ 1n:-P1<EswE1>T ....... 1/illic,•11f Russel TRE.\Sl "kl·.R ................ 1 I ilmu Kluge
Phi Lambda Chi
Jo'lr"l Row-Stt'WUl'l. Jlubbel. ;\lorLun. Smith. Lc-pJ,.
Rccond Rnw-Shlt,gi, "\tarqunrdl. .\sche, lllcki<, Jnd,son.
Back How-Shiu, "·1111amHun, :,;yJve!<l<'I', Richardson.
Phi Lambda Chi has completed its .,econd year at ,\lbany Col
lege. It is the indepenclent :-.ororit~· and its aim i~ to clevelop character. leacler
_·hip, an<l scholar hip.
PkESrnE="T ................ Bcr11icc .1/orfo11
\'1CE-PRESlllEXT -------· Jlaric J/11bbcl SECJH:T.\k\
Tim \SL'RER F.sthcr Smit!,
Thelma Lee!..· I, \PP\
"\ l'P.\
Ptll
TltET\
",\" CLL'B Kappa Kappa Phi
P1<1-:s1 !>ENT -··················································· I/' i//u rd RolC\'
\'1rn•PREs11mNT ··························-·············· llarold A:citi,
.' 1,:r·RET.\lff-TRE.\S ..................................... J ol, 11 L H /'\'1111!
F.,u·1.n .\11\ tSER ................................ Ur. L. 0. Jlc.·lfc1•
The purpose of thi" org-anization i" to dcvdop pcr-.onality, to
neate a frienclly atmosphere 011 the campu ... , to sti11111latc -;cholar,hip, ancl, pri
marih·. to "ponsor a well-rou1uled social program.
l•'rnnL. How-Huyt, Saundl'rs, Drrant. Hole), K;,lth, \\'all,up, l'oll) n.
:,.;,,cond now-\\'llkln~. Hr<'nnck<', ~frnlund, Hu~•" 11, ltohrhuui;h. :,.\mllh.
'Third nuw-ll('llllf'll, o,·d\\ uy, Fawc,•llt•, Krunwl' I Ian•. Th,""'""· :,.;('!lllllz.
Omega Zeta
I 'RESIL>E:,.'T ···········-················-························ f uc/..• .\' ic/10/s
\ • 1 rE-PREsm1-::-:T ...............................•... .. .... Iu111cs Ruls/011
SECRLT.\R\-Tt<E.\S ........................................ James . /rtl,111·
F ,c:1·1.TY .\1,,·1-;nR --·············-····-··········•···· G. Glc111L llol111t'S
110:-:011,R\' :\l1rn111m ........................................ Dr. Q. Breen
Omega Zeta, the olde ... t fraternity 011 the campus. wa" fo111111l·d
in 1922. having for its objects the moral and -;ocial culture of its 111<.'mbers, the
b11ilcli11g of a fraternity that recog-nizes the 11111tual a"si. lance i11 thl: honorable
labors and aspirations of life. devotion to the c11ltivatio11 of the intelkct, the pro
motion of a stronir feeling-of frien<bhip, aucl the furthering- of the best intNC'>ts
of the college.
l•'lrst now-JuhnHon, Dr. Jfreen. '.\'lchnlK, Ho.l,lon, Andl'l'HOn, \\'1lil«•r.
~econd How-Arthur, l'utnarn, Arthur, LP\\t•lllng-, ~1<').-l'r~. llurlhurt, Coft'nuln.
Third now-Pnrrl~h. Lankford. D1-yanL, Hlcha1·dH, Hl'l·tn, l'I lc(Nlll>.,
Pi Theta Upsilon
Pi Theta Pp.;ilon i.; a social organization for .\lbany College
men. It was not organized until the beginning of the current :-.chool year, liut has
taken an active part in campus activities. It h~s for its purpose ihe promotion of
the :-,pirit of loyalty to .\lbany College, the promotion of higher :-.chularship on
the part of its members, the promotion of a fraternal spirit amlmg-the member",
ancl the cleYelopmcnt of fine social life on the .\lbany College Campus.
}>RESIDE'-T .................................................... Thomas f/cc,/d
\'tcE-PRESllll'ST .......................................... Brnce Short
SECRET.\RY ................................................... Clari.• Gi/111a11
Tt<E.,st·RER ·····-······-················-·············· •••••••• Hobert I !ooc/
Front How-\\·atterbur)', .\lo rtin. ~I,·. Rhl'tll'('r oclvl~nr. Heald. llood.
Back Row-Anderson, Rhorl, John~t•n, .\lo~s. lle11sll.
This group, lo which only lettermen arc cligihk for member
ship, was organized this year. It ha-; laid the foundation for a very "erviccablc
career in that it will substantially aicl in con,olidating nur athletic program.
:\fuch is expected from this group in the coming year.
l•'ll·Kt llow-J>',\lphunHo, \rthur, Ynell«·r. T'arrlsh. Harn s. Klchull'.
Second Row-Lew!'lllng, Arthur. ,\dam><. Kt>iLh, Ord\\ ay.
Third now-Putnam, Smith, Kramer, \\·oud1·ing·, Hus~<'II. I'rld1·a11>., Hn1 , •. IIOIR
l~I 1:-.1:EI.IC.\I
LE.\GUE
I NTERN.ITJON.\L
]{ EJ..\TIONS
IXII Polyphonic Choir
Cn1lcr thl• direction of )-Ir,. (;race Conrad :\lcClellan the .\1-
bany College Polyphonic choir has cnjO\'ed an exceplionall) busy and successful
season. Highlights of Lhc year \\ere radio programs O\'l'r stations "U.\C and
KOl?\, concerts in the 1:ir,l l'resb)tCrian Church of \lhany-glorio11sly climax
ed by an unu--u:dly fine performanre of Lhl· ··~I ikado" in \ lbany amt l'orlland.
:\fore than thirty-five loyal sludenb have participated in the various musical
1ctivitie ..
Evangelical League
The \lbany College- chapter of the League of Eva1iaelical slu
clent wa;; oraanized and accepted by the ~ational League. Tt has held services,
prayer and retreat services, and has been particularly active in deputation work.
Three go. pc! teams have held a total of ,ixl)-five services, traveled approximate
ly 3500 miles, and reached three thousand penpk in the :tale of On:.'gon.
l11ms1DENT ............................................•.. Bernice .1Iorlo1t
\ IUc-PKESil)ENT •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1Jorollt)I ,",lc~l'url
SECRET.IR\ ................................................ . Esther S1111tlt
TRE.\SL 1:ER .................................................... Perry J oh11 011
International Relations Ciub
Our purpose i,s to instruct and enlighten student op1111on, lo
learn how be l lo treat the prevailing conditions of the world, ancl to fix the at
tention of student on the underlying principle,, of mternaliunal law necessary lo
a peac •ful culivization. Our method is to create interest through di<;cussion and
lo present programs in the urrounding commuuities.
ll1>1:,1nENT ........................................................ Carl Sta,1/c_v
:1c RET.\HY-TRJ::.\S .......................................... Ili/ga Kluge
Forensics
Fl'ont Row-i\lartln. D1·. Dr,•en, Richnnlson. Hus~Pll, Pl'ideaux.
Back How-Rchultz, :llullcl', Smllh, Kluge, Stanll'y.
The .\lbany College Debate met one of the most difficult sched
ule· that ha" been faced in many years. T\\'o very complex quc-.tions were intro
duced; one wm, the international polic) \\ ith reg-a rel to intershipmenl of ar111s,
the other the question of .;ocializecl medicine from the national point of view. ,\
very successful year was co111plcted with a goncl ~hare of win.. The dehaten, are
confident that another year under I r. Breen will bring ouhtanding results. Q_UEE LoIS I. DR , ~r ,\Ttc •
~Lw
I) \Y
(Ol'RT
:\L,Y
Qt'EEN Dramatic Department
\\'e fed that the Dramatics lkpartmcnl unclcr the direction of
Isabelle Carolyn ,1cLcod has hl·en a great success. ,riss :.lcLeod has clirecll'd
one minor and two major prodttctions during the school year. l )n December -Ith
a comedy-dramma ··Thc Family L·pstair-," wa" pre,entcd to an appreciative audi
ence at the \' enetian theatre. as the college for the fall semester. "They that sit
in Darkness" a Christman play was given as an expre""inn of that season by col
lege students at the First ljresbyterian Chmch on December 16. During- the
,~pring term a religious play "The Rock" was cho:-.en for presentation. This phl)
based on the life of imon l'eter wa, givt·n al the First l'rcsb) lerian 'hu rch
:.larch 2-1-as a >Htitable climax to :piritual Emphasi" \\'eek.
tudents and Fan1lty arc looking- forward lo another :-.ucccss
ful year in dramatic under the coaching- of ~liss :.lcLeocl.
May Day 1934
Our College ,Jay Day in 193-1-was distinguished h) the stall'ly
diginity of Queen Lois, who was crowned hy Prime ~I ini..,ter \\.ilia rd Dear in
Hauser Gumnasium, ,ray 5. bdore an assemblage of loyal subjects from far and
wide.
\ illing hands had made the throne a place of beauty with a
profu. ion of early spring !lowers, with tall blue clelphinum striking the key note
of color. ;\lusic and solo dancing- furni~hcd entertainment following the corona
tion ceremony. Dainty little maidens paid tribute to our queen "ith the skillful
winding of a l\[ay Pole which they did to pcrfcctio11.
~teen' s Court
Q 1 • EE" ····-·--·······-······-··---··--···---·--····--·····-··· Lois R c 11 ll ill ge r
PRL\l E :.h '-!STER -···-···----····-·········-·-•--·· .. ------· II' ilia rd B car
;\l.\10-UF· ll ONOR Claire Ste.var/
ATTENDANTS
Doris Bbtra11d
Vera Pi11kerlo11 Ruth Pot .. ,•i11
/)orotl,y Jfof/icl, Elai11r Lvh•
F,i•cl_,·11 f' 01111g ,Uu.ri11c Ra11ki1i
f"irgillia Carlson
FLOWER GIRL ··-··-······-·-·········-···-·····-- Barbara A 1111 B 11ssard
TR.\TN DE \Rl,RS ··-·····-······-···· Char111ioll flood, Joall lllcT·ey
(RO\\'N" DE.\RER ·······-···-·-·--·············-····- Bobby Joe Quigley n \SKETll.\1.1.
J \CK
lh:XNETT
l'cll Leader
Do:on
llRO\\'N
011g Q11t't'II SPORTS
.\lthoug-h failing lo produce a \\inning team for the ]<J3-t season .
. \lbany's llucs put out a hanl playing ancl a lighting aggregation. ( )nt of a
tough nine gamc schedule the Pirates succeeded in scoring in four of the games.
Perhaps the two most exciting contests were the Oregon :\'on11al and thl· Col11111-
hia l'ni\·ersity game-, in which the Bucs con..,tantly threatened to scort·.
'core,: .\lbany 7, C. l'. S. 11): .\lhany 0, Columbia 13; \l
hany r,, \ \'illiametle 26; . \lbany (1. ollcgc of J claho 20: . \ lbany 0, Pacific Luther
an 2(1: .\lbany 0, ( )regon :\'orma! 13: Albany 0, 0. S. L. Rooks J<J; \lbany (1,
l'acific L' nivcrsity 2 ; \ lbany 0, Lin field I 3. The C. P. : . game was later for
feited to .\ lbany because the Loggers used ineligible mrn.
Basketball
.\fler an exceedingly bright outlook in the intramural basket
ball games the . \ lbany college basketball hopes came to naught as the Corsairs
\\Oil but two game~ of their sixteen ~amc schedule. Doth wins were by two point
margin::. one b inrr over a conference opponent, Linfielcl, by a score of 30-32, and
the other over Portland l'niversity by a score of 28-26. The outlook for ncxl
year i. brighter. however, as only one letterman is lost, Romie :\dams, captain of
last season'. team.
·cores: . \ lhany 13, ::-.tount . \ngel 30; . \ lbany 19, l'acific Col
lege 21 ; .\lbany 22, Oregon Normal .J.3; .\lb:llly 1-l-. Pacific College 18; Albany
23, i\lount .\ngel 32; .\lbany 17, Portland Cniversity -+3: .\lbany 26, C. P. S.-+-+:
.\lhany 21. •. P. • . .J.5; Albany 32, Linfielcl 30: .\lba11y 26, Oregon ?\'onnal 36;
.\lbany 28, Portland L'n:versit_\' 26: .\lbany 20, Pacific C. 28; .\lbany 13, l'acific
L'. 32: Albany 16. \\'illiamelte 36: ,\lbany 17. \\'illiamette 33; .\lbany 13. Lin
fielcl 35.
The only sprino-sport that . \ lbany i,, part1c1pati11g in actively
is tennis. Baseball was dropped for the season. The only track activity that the
Corsairs entered was the ?\'orthwest conference meet at Walla \Valla j\\ay 30.
Tennis tournaments play1;d this season have been with l'acifir
L"niversity, Linfidd, Oregon Xonnal, and Oreg-cm lnstitute of Technology. The
f'irates have as yet to win a tournament.
Archery
The archery club wa. again formed nl .\lbany this year under
the clircction of Prof. Daniel Freeman. The club clicl not engag-c in any meets
hut arranged a course for archery golf on the campus.
I 'RESJ nE:s T ........................................................ Carl S/1111/cy
SECRET \R\' .......................................... Jfargarel S1111dq11isl
TRE.\SL'RER ................................................ Oscar .1l11dasa11 0 0
0 THE COLLEGE CALENDAR
S1•:PTDt Ill· R I i-Hcgistration
S1-:rn:~1111,R 18 .\ \\'. party at \\'ood\\'arcl JJall.
.'Ernrnntrn 19 Charivari for Professor Freeman and bride.
. ·1•.PTDt 111•.R 20--.\lpha Gamma informal-supper.
S1•:PTE~111ER .21-Y\\'-L\l mix at \\'oodwarcl lfall.
St•:PTE~tnrn 23-"0pen !louse" at Rev. and Mrs. ?If. :\[. 'Locker's home.
St•:PTE.\I ttl,R 2-l-Freshman sneak at Doty':,; Bar.
S1-:rrE\IIIER 28--.\lbany College i, CoJleae of l'uget :ouncl 17-at CP •.
SEPTDt nER .?<J-Delta Kappa Phi formal rushing tea-
Theta :igma rw,hing dinner.
(kTollER 1-lnternational Relations 'lub meeting.
Ocrnn~:R .2-Engfo,h placement test o-iven.
0<..,nnER 3-First \\'estminster Guild meeting of the year.
Ot 10111-:R -l-uccessful ·ophomore Sneak.
( kTOBER 5-,\lbany College 0--Columbia L'niver. ity 13-at Portland.
OCTOBER 6-Last day of regi ·tration.
Uc,oBER 9-.\nnual \\'omen's .\lbany College tea.
OcTOllER 10--:pecial ophomore class elections.
< lerotmR 1.2-.\lbany College 6-\\'illamette 28. Played 111 Central Field .
. \lpha Gamma rush supprr.
Formal faculty reception for student. at Woodward Ilall.
(kToDER 13-0mega Zeta infonnal dance al llikman llall.
l'hi Lambda Chi ru::-hing tea.
O<..,onER l-l-EYa1welica! :tudenb Lague first deputation trip.
(kronER 15-:tu<ient Bod) pictures taken.
International Relation Club rneetino-.
Kappa Kappa Phi smoker at :\lcDo~ald J [all.
OcTOIIEI< 18-College night at the \' cnetian tht:atre.-Gras fire on the campus.
OCTOBER 19-.\(bany Cullege 6-Collcge of Idaho 20-playecl in Caldwell.
\\ ooclwarcl llall annual pajama party in honor of town girl .
Ut:TOBER 71-D It I' . Pl. -e a '-app,L 11 and guests honored at upper by formt:r students.
OcronER 23-·yecial 'tu<lent Body election-.
I-ranklin \\'ii kin , vice-presidc11t ·, Jol111 E '' t t , . uryan , reasurer;
,'1argaret Sundquist, secretary.
llLTOIIER 77-78-U • k ---omeco11~111g \\'ee encl.-l·ootball rally and bonfire.
:\lbany _<:olleo-e _lost to Pacific Lutheran College at ·entral Field.
I heta . 1gma d11~11e_r party.-Phi Lambda Chi supper.
Delta kappa Phi chnner at Greyhound Tavern and party given
by Professor and Mrs. Thomas :\lunclle.
,~lpha G~mma dance at IJikman I Iall.-A \\' • luncheon.
~rodelpl~ian tca.-.\lumni banquet at Woodward Hall.
kappa l,appa Phi dance. ()nolWR 29-Theta . igma "old fashioned" part).
OcnrnER 30-;\ cw Piratt: Knighh elcctcd.-Radka I vanakl va on campus.
Lt:cturecl in chapel anti International Relation~ Club meeting.
:--:o,F~IBER .2-Stuclenl Body party at \\'oocl\\arcl 1 lall.
;\O\ E~l ll£R 3-\'\ \' delegation ,;cnt w con ferencc at ~ e\\ berg.
,\lbany College played ~lc:\linnville there.
Delta Kappa Phi th atre party in Corvallis .
;\O\ u1 BER :i-Deputation gro11p from Lcagm: sent to Ro~e Lodge .
;\(l\'t"I 11ER <>-l'res Club organized.
;\O\l,~1 BER 7-First .\C broadcast over station KU.\C.
\ \' estmin,ter guile\ meeting.
~o, DlDER 9-Y:\[ .\ stag party. -.\C student program at Oak,·ilk.
.\lpha Gamma ru. h part).
;\O\t,~IIIER 10--.\lbany ·ollege 0-i\lonmouth 13 pla)ed 011 Cu1tral lic.-ld.
Presl>ytcrian 'E party.
;\(I\ E~I BER J !-Evangelical Lcag1.1t: conducted. crvices in local Evangelical church.
;'\o,·D11mK 11-Registrars' meeting in Portland. Dr. \\'. 11. Lee representing
, \ lhany ·ulle.re.-.'p 'cial Y\ \'C. \ meeting.
,\o, E)I BER 1-1--Phi Theta L0p'iilon fraternity org-anizecl.
Faculty cl inner at rc'iidencc of Rev. and :--1 r:,. Stocker.
.\o\'lrnUER 15-Pre s club clinncr.-Elcction of officers.
\m 1,~1111,:1< 16-. \C v:-( L'C rooks in Cor\'allis.
;\O\'E,\lllER li-Omega Zeta formal dance.
:\'m·E~IJJER JCJ-·eniors began practice teaching.
;\O\EMllER .20-Judgt: L. L. wan spoke at \':.l meeting.
;\O\'DIBEK ,2<>-Thanbgiving day. \\'cclding of ~Ir. and ~!rs. \\'illiam ;\or111a11
"hearer.
DECE11BE1t ➔-" Family L'pstair-;" prest:ntcd at \'cnetian theatre.
End of fraternity nl',hing.
l)~:cu1111,1< 7-End of ~ororily rushing.-Prefercnce parties hdcl by all sornritie,.
lkn:MBER 8-Kappa Kappa Phi informal dance at the Country Club.
Omega Zeta informal dance at \'eteran :\lcmorial I Lall.
DEctDlllER IO-Rev. J. lloyd P:.1tterson spoke at Y\I mceti1w.
Di:rn~tllER 12-\\'estministcr c;uild met at Rev. :\L :\!. Stocker\ home.
D1-:rn~111ER 13-\fter-dinn r-speaking contest al l lotd .\lbany.
D1-:urn BER 1-t-Delta Kappa l 'hi-.\ lph:i ( ;amma formal "inter dance al \ eteran
:\lemorial llall.
DEn:)l llER 1 :i--Phi Lambda 'hi formal dinner.
Theta .'igma breakfast in honor of m·w patroncsse:-.
D1•.tE\I HER l(>-"The\' That Sit in Darkness" pre,entccl by college students at
, First Presbyterian church.
DECE~I IIER 17-Evangelical League service al \Vildro~c.
lk<.:t,,\IBER 19-.\lbany College 13-\fount \ngd College 30. D1•:nrn111•:R 20-Facnltr part, 11iven by \Ir ·u11l :\Lr J ·t· 'f'II • . . I • n"' • . . < • s. us Ill ·' 1 er in coo) • \\tt1 r. and \lrs. ,\:,\.Groening. )Cration
Ruth Ronald presented tennis a\\'ard •it 't J • I'
I) (~ . I I < • ll< ent ,o<h 111 1· r. ,roen111g ac c ressecl student bocl,· 011 }' .. • • er 111;.:. . ,ussta.
Ike F\t llFR 21-\yood\\'arcl ~ Jail charity Chri..,tmas party.
I· ro..,h \\ 011 111tra-mural basketball . cries
!'irate Knighb in new nutfits. •
I )1-.cu1111•.R 2.2. l legfoning of Christmas vacation.
.l 1:-.1 .\RY 2-Evangelical League radio broadca..,t over KO.\C.
J ,:--1 .\R\ ➔-Student Ilody -;kale al Lewisburg.
J.,:st .\RY :i-lnternational Relation-; Club party.
J ,:,; t .\RY <J-. \lhany College \'s. l'acific College in llau--cr gym.
j.,:-:t'.\R\' l 1-l'hi Lambda Chi party.
. \C lo. t to the \'cw York I larlcmites 23-\CJ.
J \Nl'.\ll\' 12-Kappa Kappa Phi initiation.
Theta .'igrna dance at \lcDowell I Jail
Delta Kappa l'hi dance at Hett,· Stuart\ home.
_I., 1· \RY l.'i-\\'estminsti>r Cuild met at \\'oodward I !all.
J \Nl' \RY l(l--.\lbany College 22-\lonmouth -1-.'i.
J ,:-.t·.,n, l8-J1J-Clo~ed \\eekend.
J ,:-.1· \RY 21-2.i-Semester examination week.
J.\Nl'.\HY 2.i-.\Jbany College 17--Columbia -1-3.
J.\Nt'.\R\ 26-I'acific College IR-.\lbany College 1-1-.
J., l .\R\ 2 -Election for student bodv o!Ticers:
Franklin \\'ilkins, pre!:.iclenl: Jack \'ichob, vice-pre ident.
Theta igma informal initiation.-.\lpha l,a111m1 informal cli1111rr.
J \XL' \RY 30-Dr. D. :\. Thompson, trustee of College. dice\ in Portland.
Drastic changes made in the library.
J.,:-.1·.\ln 31-First debate meeting held.
FEIIRL'.\lff I-Della l,appa Phi informal initiation.
. \nnouncement of Dr. Breen ·s placement on the faculty of the
l·niversity of \\'ashington.
F1-:nRl".\R\ 2-Epoch making ba,;ketball g-ame.-.\C 32-Linficlcl 30.
Fi-:HRL' \R\' 3-Collcge of Puget Soun1 -1--1-. \lbany College 26.
FE11Rl'.\RY -!---College of Puget Sound -1-5-.\lbany College 21.
Fr•:IIRL'.\R\ 6--'ollegc radio program over K .\C.
F1,:11Rt· \R\' 8--Phi Theta t ·psilon evenin<r party.
Delta 1·appa Phi formal initiation at :,\liss Flora :.\l:h<l!l·s home.
F1mRL' \R\' 9-Omega Zeta dance al :\Jc Dowell I Tall.
FEBR1·.,1n· 12-llaskt!lball game.
FEIIRl',\RY 13-lnternational Rdations Club meding.
Colkge concert given al First Presbyterian Church.
:'\ ews\l'riti1w clas,-vi~itcd the legislature in Salem. . . . ;_\\'ood\\'anl I [all ,-ca,•en.~er l~u~,t. .. h:nRl .\R\ I. '\h Co\Jecre ,•s. Pac1f1c L n1ven,1t), there. ..,. an, ,... . . . • •1. ; Kai)t)a l'hi formal 1111t1at1on. . . --.app ' 1 L) I \Ir· Out nnu, Facult\' entertained >)' r. am • "· ,,., Breen and Dr. and
• :\I rs. L. O. :,\Jc \ fee.
Tl t Si0rna initiation.
J(i~.\lban_r College v-.. \\ illamellc.- ie a ,., Fr.llRL'.\R\ '
. . 1-1:ir t dw of drive for funds. h:URl \R\ ,- ,, ••
. . I') \lb'lll). Colle.re Ji-\\'illamclle 33 • I· EIIRI., \R\ -. ' b
. . RY ?O-Four dar th:bate tournament at Forc;;t c;r~,·e. . .
h IIRLI -\\'estmi11ister (juild meeting al ".\Ir ... Daniel I· recman " home.
Fi:uRl' \R\
Ff.llRl' .\R\ 2~-.\lpha (;amma formal initiation.-< )mega Zctc>
2C>-11a,ketball game with Linfiel~I there. . . ..
.\ \\'S lecture given hy Dr. Sparks ol Lorvallts •
FtnRl' \R\' .?i-;\on-dcci~ion debate here.
F1,.nRl .\R\' 28--.\ \\'.' lecture given by nr. Spark-. of ·orval\i-.. formal initiation.
\I \RLII I-Student body party.
Dr. \\'. 11. Oxtoby of San Franci~cl'l-Chapel speaker.
\I 1Rlll 2-Faculty dinnrr g-iven hy Dr. and \I rs. T. \\'. Bibb.
\I 1Kt1t +-lla-.ketball game-Kappa's 19-0. Z.'s (1.
\I \RCII (>-College broadcast over KO,\C.
\I 1RC11 -Delta Kappa Phi dinner. firc~idc -;upper- )meg-a Zeta dance.
\I 1Rc11 <J-lnternational Relations lub party.
\[ 1Rc11 10-Cetl',Orship of the Orang-e Peal.
\hRCII 12-.\lpha Gamma tea and style ~how.
\f \RCII I ~-Theta igma dinner dance.
Delta Kappa Jlhi pledge dinner for member,.
\l.1RC11 16-Y\\'CA fireside party.
\I \RCII
\I \RCII
.\f.\Rlll
\I \Rl'II 17-Evang-elical League sunrise breakfa-;t.
18-22-. pi ritual Emphasi • \\ eek.
"Dael" Elliott conclucts ,ervices on the campu,.
.?3-Dclta Kappa Phi-.\lpha l;amma informal dance al Legion I !all.
Phi Lambda Chi party.
2+-"The Rock" presented by the co\leo-e at the First Presbyterian
Church. • "'
:\I • r 11· • • \Rt 11 -:l- 1. tory makmg ~tudent body meeting.
\I \RClt .?8--Debate at O C.
\l,Rrn 29-Dr. Bibb left the campus for the east.
\hRrn .?<J-,\PRII. 8-.'pring vacation.
\rR11. 10-l'rimary elections for :\lay Da) Queen. .\PIHL 12-Final elections for :\la,· Dav Oueen-:\Iarrrar t J
• • .... • ' ,., c can \rt! Alpha amma ~upper in honor of Delta K .tJ) > Ill . . 111_r. quLtfl. E -r [>I • 1 l' . • , I a 11 snront) ,appa ,appa lt < ance at ·a1nnount c;ranoc II 11
Phi Theta L·p ilon stag party. ' ::, a ·
Omega Zeta week-end trip to .'\ewport.
15-Evangelical delegation lo , outhern Ore.run for at k' l" 1 f 1 • "' ' wo Wee·' t ur • irst < ay o t 1e t.cnnts tournament. ·
• \ PIO 1. 1 (>-Carleton Sox, veteran trustee, died.
Bruce Curry lectures started at OSC.
.\I'RJL 19-Good vriday .
. \PRIL 21-Easter .
• \PRIL 2+-Clean-up day.
.\PRJL 25-Flunk Day-Ca cadia.
.\PR11. 2(>-Theta :irm1a party.
.\PRIL 29-llostess house opened to public in~pection
:\1.w I-College broadcast of play··.\ Studrnt of .\lu,ic"", on:r l\(l\l".
r.aculty party at the home of :\Jiss Flora :\lason.
:.l.\ Y J-Phi Theta L"p ·ilon party.-:\fay Day ommittec member, and (lu,rn"s
Court members dance at Betty ·tuart' .
:.Lw -+-. \nnual \'\VC. \ :\lay-day luncheon.-.\Iay Day celcbration.-\]utrn
.\Iaro-aret Jean l. cro\\"ned by Prime-111ini,tcr \\'ilki1i-.-lldta
Kappa Phi dinner party and initiation cerc111onie,.- \lpha (;am·
ma-Delta Kappa Phi formal dance at Legion !fall.
:\I.\Y 7-''.\Jikado"' presented at the \"enctian theatre.
:\I.w I0-11-niology trip to Xe\,·port.
:'.\l.\y 1-J.-":\likado·· presented in ~la"onic Temple in Portland .
• \J.\ Y 17-Kappa Kappa Phi hanqnet.-Kappa Kappa Ph1-01m:ga Zeta fonnal
dance.-Phi Theta L'psilon , tag party.
:d .\Y 2-+-0mega Zeta tag party.
:-h Y 25-Theta Si•!lna fonnal <lance.
:\1 \Y 29-International Relations Club party.
J.l.\y JO-Holiday.
:-f.w JO-Closed.
J L" NE 1-Closetl.
J n:r-: 2-Haccalaureate.-Dclta J,appa f'hi breakfa,t in honor of .\lpha l;annna.
Jv:-E J-Phi Lambda Chi garden pany.
J L" :N £ -1-Commencernent.
Jt.d\E i-.\lpha Gamma picnic. -THEGROCERVETERIA
AND MARKETS
I Alhany' s Leading· Food Store
CROCEIHES
~fE.\TS
B.\KimY (;()()JJS
FRESII FRl"ITS ('L'T RATE
DRt·t, DEP.\RT~rnc'IT
T<lILl,TRIES
t,E~IEDJES
SlJ1'WRIES
JOH LAMBERTY, Manager
EMMETT & PEARCE Agency
<,El\EK.\L l:\'SL'R \NCt•:
30.i Fir~t \ alional !lank Bldg.
Phone 160-J
Insure iu urc lus11ra11cc
ALBANY DAIRY CO-OP
MILK CREAM
COTTAGE CHEESE
BUTTERMILK
OWEN BEAM AGENCY
Mortgage Loans
Insurance-Real Estate
225 We t Second Street
E. L. Stiff Furniture Co.
(Vine Furniture For Less)
Second and Broadalbin St.
Albany, Oregon Albany Creamery
Association
The Home Of
LINN BUTTER
Phone 21
Alba 11y Magnolia Laundry
Quality Work
Prompt Service
Phone 50 Albany, Oregon
McDowell
Shoe
Co.
Hurley's Drug Store
THE STUDE TS
HEADQ ARTER FOR DR GS . . . Albany Branch
UNITED STATES NATIONAL
BANK of PORTLAND,
OREGON
Rawling's Stationery & Printing Co.
WE CARR\ THE LARGE T A 1D 10ST COMPLETE Ll E,
LOOSE LEAF OTE BOOKS AND FILLER PAPER
Myrtle's Lunch
Im East first trect
JlO:\fE en Kl:'\G
Flowers ...
"For all Occa ion "
Albany Floral Co.
175 Broadalbin t. Phone 737
Imperial Cafe
P.\T :\ll'RPII Y, Prop
Quality Food -
ourteou~ Service Frager Furniture Co.
ompletc House Furnishings
"QL ,\LITY FOR L1-:ss"
Corner of Fir:-l and Lyon
Cumming's Transfer &
Fuel Co.
l'ro111pt Tra11sfcr Cl'"c1icc
Ft'EL oF ,1.1. Kn-ms
Mildred's Beauty Salon
PER~l.\~ENT \\'.\\'IN(;
F111gcr 11 ·a,·i11g .1 pcciality
32:i \\'. ht _ t. Phone 166 ,u.1,.1 ... llliilil .. '
Phone 130
ALBANY, OREGON
Spence Shoe Store The Elite
"The Biggest leet The rowd and Eat
Little tore In Oregon"
110 \\. Firi.t t ..... Albany, Ore. 127 Broadalbin
Electric Cookery • • • •
The modern way ... the healthful, happy,
joyous way for housewives to avoid unneces
sary kitchen drudgery. Electricity is as clean
as sunshine. Hours of your time now spent
in the kitchen can be saved for more congenial
and worthwhile things than "potwatching"
an<l "oven peeking". Electricity is the one
perfect servant that will perform any task you
choose to give it with perfect cleanliness, ut
most speed and faultless precision. An elec
tric range can miraculously shorten and light
en nearly every household task. Electricity is the modPTn, healthful, happy
AMERICA way. You will be delighted with its perfect service.
Mountain States Power Company ' Albany Printing Co.
Good Pri11ti11g To J'o11r Order
118 West Second treet
For highest returns on poultry.
egg-., cream ancl other produce
items sell to
Swift & Company
.\1.11.,:-.\', OR~GON PIIOl\E 23..f
THE AMERICAN
BARBER SHOP
Por First Cluss ll'ork111c111sliif>
136 \\'EST I'IRST , T.
Doll's Variety Store
5c to 1.00
ROBERfSON & EMERY
SER\'IC£
Ccncral lubrication Certified o.k.
JI obilc.~us-.H obi/oil
F1RsT .,:-n \\'.,s11rnc;ro1s Ts.
11.\LL
Floral Shop
I'L(l\\ ERS .\N[) (;JFT. The Shade Shop
Claude C. and Loren Bray
Proprietors
TELEPIIONE 18 ..f()<) \\". FIRST
YOU 'Bet £he Gi-r1
We have
£he Diamond
F. M. French & Son
Jewelers 01>tometrist
M h , SEED urp y s STORE
.-\1.n., 'H', OREGON
71 Taxi Service
''ll'ith a S111if,.,'
KEN H1 00~1, Operator
========= ---
1Jcpur/111c11/ Storr Inc.
t\1.n.,:--.Y, OREGON
Bunton Beauty Shop
~Ioderalc prices 011
,\II line of Deauly Work
1 ·c11ctial/ Tlicalrc Bldg.
Hnom. 3 and 4 Phone 158-J Pfeiffer's Market
Phom.~ Io+
Quality .llcats, Fish a11d Po11ltry
22..f S. llRO.\D.\LlllN
Co111pli111c11fs of
J, Calavan's Drug Store I
Parkway Motor Service
S II ELI. PROlll CTS
Tires a11d C 011fectio11s
3rd at \\"ashinbrton-Phonc 175
Budlong's Grocery
a11d L,RKET
. \l\ INDEPENDENT STORE
Established i11 1912
Ninth and Elm SLs.
COPELAND
Ln,IBER co~IP.\NY
811ildi11g Material of All Ki11ds
] HONE 275
Craft's Market
F1ms11 .,xo URED l\IE.\T
PouLTRY Mrn 'i,:., Fooos Sunny Brook Buffet
"its different"
~fEL F. n \RRICK, Prop.
McDevitt's Smart Shop
"II '/,ere f>ricc, style a11d q11ality
afa•ays reign"
LADIE WEAR! G APPAREL
M. Senders & Co.
Established i11 1870
GR,\l~ and SEED
The C. C. Store
/Jry Goods, Ffosicry U11dcn,•car .
.\' of io11s, Ready-To-fl' car
. .. WALT'S ...
• I JOE REPAJR ERV! E
0PP0SJTI;; IIOTEL .\LU,\ 'Y
217 Lyon ~ t. \V. 11. Gogle
Rialto Theatre
Hub Cleaning Works
Phone ~99-R
We boo t you-you boost us
112 ELL. WORTH ST.
ALR.\NY BRANCH
First National Bank of Portland
CO'.\DrERICl.\L= .WINGS= .\FE DEPOSIT Albany Abstract Company
223 S. Broadalbin St.
Wm. Bain, l\lgr.
STANLEY V. SMITH
Special Agent
The Equitable Life Assurance
Society, of the United States
Curl Bldg. Albany Oregon
F. B. SCHOEL
JEWLER
337 West Second St.
Albany Oregon
Froman & Barton
HARDWARE
In Appreciation of The
lany Courtesies Shown s By
Albany College Faculty
And Students
Albany
Chamber Of Commerce
Support Home Industry
Buy
ORANGE-CRUSH
VALLEY BOTILI G CO
126 F • 't'rry t. Phone 126-J Hooker Electric Store
Df'pendable Electrical Supplies
310 W. econd Street
DAWSON
DRUG
COMPANY
Pay and Save Food
Market
205 Lyon Street
PHO E 58
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
Dr. Geo. J. Kenagy
Chiropractic Physician
401-2-3 First National Bank Bldg.
X-Ray Tel. 793-J
r. ilh ryonl
DENTIST
412 First National Bank Building
Office phone 776 Res. 420-L
Dr. Joseph C. Gray
DENTIST
301-302 First National Bank Bldg.
Office Phone 77 Res. 399-R
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