Lewis & Clark College

Orange Peal 1917

College yearbook. unpaged, 27 cm.

Albany College

Orange Peal staff

1917

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"Actions speak louder than words." i/
'=-~ Realizing t.hc truth of this old proverb, the staff of the 1917_ -! !I
Orange Peal ha\'e endea\'ol'ed to present the student Jife in "Albany"
l"i 5 pictorially rather lhan \'erbally. Our work, our play and that of S - - :: om· leaders nnd guides are faithfully reproduced; some as mere S - - = !-itereoplican vic\\'S, others as real "movies." = - -§ If in future years we find copies of this annual treasured in the §
§ homes of former students, we shall consider our attempts to have §
S hcC'n ,vorth while. E - - - - - - - - - -§ Edilor-in-Chi~f ·-·······-······•-· .. ·····- ··········- . ..Dena Fromm §
§ Assistant Editor -·········--··-··· -· ·········-····-····· Nelson l\fcDonald § = Business Manager •••• ·-· •• ·--··-····-···-·····•-·· Robe1·t L. Stewart §
Ach·e1-tising Manager _ _ ··---···---·-············ _ Seth T. French
_ Athletic Editor···- -········-··--······---··-·-·· .. Clifford F. Fairfax
-Alumni Editor ___ ••.. ··-···-·-·· .. --·--........ Ruth J{no,v]es _
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_ CLASS EDITORS._====§-= Senior····-----···- Marion Stanford
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Sophomore • --·····-··---······-···· ...................... .. E. D. Holts
FrN1hmen ··········--· ••••• • •• ·····--···-·····-····-···--·- Margaret Gibson
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THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
Io'. I. Fuller, Portland
J, T. Brand, .Marshfield
Rev. John H. Boyd, Portland
fl H. Hewitt, Albany
J. C. Irvine, Albany
Hev. F. H. Geselbracht, Albany
S. S. Shields, Milton
C. E. Sox, Albany
S. E. Young, Albany
John ~trDonald, Wallowa
Fletcher Linn, Portland John A. 8haw, All>any
W. JI. Gore, Medford
Rev. W. P. White, Albany
Rev. H. A. Carnahan, Ashland
John K Wheeler, Portland
M. McDonald, Orenco
William Fortmillcr, Albany
Geoa·ge H. Crowell, Albany
Joseph 11. Rali;lon, Albany
PPrc:y A. Young, Albany
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While carrying on all the ad.min- =
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_ Ancient Languages, and on ac- -- - = count of the double blll·den, we -
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-A. H. H.urJ<·liCTe College; A. M. Uni-
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A. Li. University of Michigan; A. M.
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A. B. University of Michi/!1111 and Co-
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Co:irh Dnskcthnll nnd Truck Athletics EOWARD F. BAYLEY
A. B. University or Oregon
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-Graduate Albany Collcrc Consrrva­
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Graduate Pacific University Conserv­
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--===-to enter the world-wide conflagration in order to prese1·ve Urn sac1 ed =-==-: idenls of democracy, many of our boys responded immediately to the
<'-all. Some of the students already belonged to the local guard; but = 5 = many others have enlisted in this and othe1' branches of government =
: service, until seventy per cent of all the boys a.re subject to the call 5 - - 5 of Uncle Sam. = - - 5 Those students who belong to the 0. N. G. are still attending col- S - - 5 lege, but several of the others have already been called to the train-E
§ ing camps. They were among the leaders in all forms of college ac-§ i tivities, and their absence has been felt in many ways. E = The first thinning of our ranks was caused by the departure of = - - : Oscar Doble, who joined the navy as a yeoman. We regret to say = - - 5 thaL Albany College's loss of Mr. Doble will probably be permanent, = - - 5 as he does not expect to retm·n here aftel' his four years in the navy. :: - - = Warren Hunter and Squire Gildow, who had joined the Hospital E - -5 Corps of the Naval Reserve, were somewhat surprised to get orders §
: on the 12th of April to report for duly. Squire immediately closed s E his Latin book and adjourned to France to study Caesar's old battle ~
§ grounds. Hunter will und011btedly make quite a name for himself, E
§ as he already has some knowledge of Plaster Paris casts. They are S
§ now "at home" in San Francisco. They report that they have had § - - = their hirsute attachments severed from their cephalons after lhe : - - = fashion prevailing in a certain institution of disciplinary confine-= - - § ment at Salem. We hope that they finish tJ,e German lines in time 5 = to help smash some other lines for A. C. next football season. = - -
======:_ Three boys who belonged to the C. A. C. became wearied with :====_-:-the watchful waiting policy, and got transfened to other b1·anches
of the service, where they were immediately given something to do.
They are in the training camps now. Alva Starr went as au expert
__ 5=_ ship buiJder. The construction of submarine chasers ought to be ====
easy for him after his practice in the construction of Latin verbs;
=:==-=====_== in addition, be has had some experience with a submarine in the §========== C'alapooia. Arthur .Jones, who was the next to make his exit from
our halls, enlisted in the navy as a yeoman. Ile is one of the Senior
class, and has made so many friends during his four years here
that Albany College is scarcely the same without him. Orville
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E i - -= = = Smith had been with us only a short time, entering at the second = = = = semester as a freshman. He also entered the navy as a yeoman, and = ·- - i is now in training at Bremerton. If all the Joneses a,nd Smiths § = would do as much for the cause as those in A. C., the 1·est of us could =
5 stay at home and plant potatoes. E 5 Teddy Easton, another one of the graduating class of '17, has ~ t
§ the rlistinction of being the only one of the Albany boys to have par-S - - = ticularly high aspirations. He has joined the Aviation Corps. Con- : - - = trary to a somewhat gene1·al practice among aviators, he has no :: - - E inie11tions of ,iro,vil1g wings of 11is own. We commend th.is as an ex- 5 = = § cellent idea, but nevertheless we would like to have him "drop in" § = on us at any time. 5
: The students of A. C. h;ive not been alone in their desire to de- E - -~.§ fend the Stars and Stripes. Our teachers also a.re volunteering for S - - --5= active service. Prof. Hodge, our chemist, has offered his services to -
the government as a compounder of trinitrotoluol. lf he causes as a much terror in the German ranks as he does in A. C. at examination
=-§=:: time, the Kaiser may be expected to abdicate. Prof. Madsen, who
had enrolled in the officers' training camp, was called to California 2=-==_= ~
on May 8th to study the psychology of the goosestep. We sincerely
hope to have Lieut. Madsen with us again at the beginning of the
next school yea1·, to coach us in the principles of military training. §=
_ lt was natural, perhaps, that the majol'ity of the Albany College
volunteers should join the local guard. They have not yet been ~
_ called, but are ready and anxious to do their b1t for the President --==§==:
!: and the country. The Guudsmen are: Austin, Campbell, Dough-
•= city, Dawson, Fairfax, Haberly, C. Jones, L. Jones, Martin, Myers,
i~_ Stewa1·t and Tolles. They are still in Albany, but as we go to press,
!: they are momenl.arily expecting the order for mobilization. When
they go, they will leave a vacancy in Albany College not soon to be -
filled. -
In these patriots, Albany College has just cause for pride. They
go to the defense of their country with the best wishes and hearty _
cooperation of everyone. It is "a consummation devoutly to be =
g =: wished" that every one of them will at some time return to Albany ==;=:===== College, either as a student 01· an alumnus. And when we shall read
in history of the triumph of democracy over injustice and tyrnnny,
our minds will go back to the spring of 1917, when the spirit of 1776
pervaded the land, and we shall think with pride of the part taken
by Albany College. §
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Looking towul'd lhe rising sun.
C'ollC'ge d11ys will soon be over,
And our life is J usL begun.
We can sec the far horizon
Fading dimly into years,
And our heart.c. incrt>ase their pulsing,
Thinking of our hopel:> and fears.
Looking toward the unknown future ,
Always hoping for the best;
Eager for the corning strugglP
That will put us to the test.
Now has come the time for action
And we all musl sland alone,
Join not some dissenting faction
For the strife for right is on.
Backward, sounds the voice of ages
StriYing to impel us on,
With the council of dead sages
Pointing toward a living dawn.
We musl sort. the chaffy kernels
From lhe solid grains of wheat,­
Chooc;e the t·otmcil that will surely
Make our forces more complete.
Outward thru the haz.v distance
Runs the course we must pursue.
None can tell our destination
Till the end shall come in view.
Till the night of time, progressing,
Shall conduct us on our way,
And we shall emerge victorious,
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Marshal our remainin~ assets,
- rounl the losses of the strife,
Happy lhen ou1· w01'lhy comrade, -
= Who can say, devoid of sh1ime,
"Could I live my long hfe over,
I would lhe it jusl the same."
Oh, my memory surges backward
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Spent within thy walls of learning,
Albany, I sing lhee praise.
Ever in m.v mind will linger
Thots of days long since gone by,­
T>ays to never be forgotten, =fi
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Spent beneath a mellow sky.
1 recall the happy faces
Of lhe friends 1 used to know,
As we wandered on lhe campus
While lhe trees swayed t.o and fro. -
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Some are near, some far away;
Tho I cannot see them longer, -
Always will lheir memory stay. -
',-~=- In my mind their voices linger, '=_-==-Soothing now my lonely hcarl,
Helping lo assuage the sort'0W
=-~==- When it makes a sudden start. Fare lhee well, my dear old College,
Soon we'll vanish from thy sight;
Ii'.=====-==== Fl'iendships clear must now be severed, Albany, my own, Good night!
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- Albany, Oregon. - Football(l), Captain (2), Manager (3); :
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•===-: Albany, Oregon. =::==-§ Tuesday Club (1); Studenl Body Secre-
tary (2); l. C. 0. A. Secretary (2); Presi­
dent. Y. W. C. A. (2); Orange Peal (3) (4); = Mystic Eleven (3), (4); May Queen (4); _
5 Glee Club (2), (4); Parlez Vous (4). -- - - ~~~ - ---- --- - -----SETH •r. FRENCH
Albany, Oregon. :
Foot.ball Captain (1), Manager (2), S · = Football (3), (4): Baseball Captain (2); =
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Body Treasurer (3); Student Body Vice
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Myrtle Point, Oregon. _ - - - P1·e!1ident A. C. L. S. ( l) ; Class Presi- -
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====- Tuesday Club (1); President Y. W. C. ~-~====== (3); Student Body Secretary (4): Mystic
Eleven (4); Parlcz Vous (4).
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Fairbanks, \luska.
'l'u~s,lny Club (l); Orange Peal (:I) (4);
Mystic Eleven (a) ( 4), Secret.ury Y. w. C.
A. (:J); Parle:,; Vous (4).
THEODORE S. EASTON
Sitkum, Orc,i:-on.
SccrPtary A. C. L. S. (2); Vice-I'rei<ident
Y. ~I. C. A. (2); Cabinet Y. \l. CA. (1) (2)
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Albany. Oregon
Tuestluy Club (1): Scerctary Stude11l
Body (3); Orange l'l•al (3) ( -1) • Mystic
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-: ~enior ~isto~ ~ - - - -- -- ln lhe rear 1913 sevcnlueu pas!:>engers set sail on a staunch and -
:: steady hark for a trip oYer the deep, far-reaching sea of kno,\ ledge.
-:\1in$!'led with the daily duties of life were lhe joy of new friendships,
the enthusiasm and fun of youth. The wind was fa,oraule and all -•
-,vas well and the liUle ship sailed steadily on. "To port 1" WM the
-cry one day, "a passenger must go ashore." Then all bade farewell
-ro Myrvlc Looney who lefl them to become a teacher. On they
sailed! There was danger in the re<'fs nnd shallows but the good -
captain steered them safely thru. Al lasl all made ready to disem-
lJark for vacation was at hand. _E===-Thrce months passed by in preparation for lhe second year of
sailinJ!. This lime the pa. ·enger list recorded fewer names, f 01·
l\Targuerite Retty, .lulia C"rowe11, Herbert Griffith, Otto Purcell,
Anna Shell, Rudloph Tohl and Estella Whyman had been called to
other duties and plNumres. All was running smoothly once more.
The little bark pushed on-into the sea of the future. Closer friend-
-ships were formC:'d and life seemcdmore serious, yet more beautiful. 5 Social festivities frequenLly engaged the attention of these travelers
: and now and then they took side trips that they might enjoy all lhe
_ rich pleasure of this life of aclivily. And then two of the passen-
: gen; reluclanlly told their companioM they must lcaYc them, the
one-Minnie Hemrich must hurl'y on for she was anxious to reach
-her destination-the other-Louis .Jones-wa!'I detained for a year
by business.
Bul the liltle bark did nol swerve from her cou1·se. Hard work =
was required of all those travelers for they must uphold a hi$!'h =
slandard of honor and scholarship. But ever wol'k and pleasure
went hand in hand. Who will forget the "fecds"-thc picnic break-- - fast early one spring morning on the shores of a beautiful river-in-
deed-all the good times? _
And in the fourth and last year we find this little bark carrying
nine passengers to her final port. Seth French, Robe1t Stewart,
Arthur Jones, Nelson itcDonald, Vesta Lamb, Dena Fromm and
.:\1arion Stanford, who have been tog-ether these four years now wel­
come Violet Craw and Theodore Easton as fellow passengers jour­
ne~;ng toward the same goal. T ,anrl is sighted! They arc fast ap-
-l)roaching the harbor the commencement of life-the trial of theil:
ideas and ideals, and the founding and exploring of new avenues of =
-actiYity in the life of the world! Reluctantly yet respectfully and
; sincerely they bid farewell to their Alma Mater. !
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the religious activities of the college.
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W. U. A noted explorer of Lhe <lit.ch. Bas
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': Class treasurer. P1·eiers the simple life. ======= Eight o'clock classes he1· hobby. Owns a
Buick in great demand by the boys. Ras
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oi America. Believes it takes two men
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of Glee Club and Mystic Eleven. A spil·­
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Mystic Eleven. Believes a Slnr(r)
should shine late. She will never put this
sign on her estale: "No Hunters Al'owed."
OSCAR W. DOBLE
Having been overcome last yc.ir and
lhereby leaming the tl'icks of the trade,
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Tom is a most consistent Sophomore
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Sing a song ot' srh
Happy year in coll
Two and lwC'nty Fi
Heads chuck full o
The year loo soon was ende
The Freshmen had lo 11a1·t;
Now wasn't that a pity
To bl'eak each Rookie's heart'?
Auslin, Derril. "Dad" forgot to weal' his gl'e<'n cap once and­
splash. Wc]l. he clidn'l do it ap;ain. He still pursues his old II. S
habit of ha,·ing a goodly number of absenres and tardici; to hi'­
credit.
Boettichcr, Roberl. Bob's long on "hot dogs" but short on pro­
nouncing Biblical names. From all indications Bob will die a bliss­
ful old bachelor.
Campbel], Fol'l'est. As far as girls are concerned, Forrest J1J'C­
l'ers Preps to Freshmen. Ile is nn awful pest, especially if you
happen to sit near him, and he doesn't show any signs of reforma-
tion yet.
Clausen, Mabel. She is our liWe Freshman poetess and she'i­
bound to be famous some day. She has a winning smile and uc­
witching curls that are too enticing for some people.
Dougherty, Lewis. He is our prize Freshman since he won his
brass medal for super excellence in Fnssology. Al'<'n't you glad you
came to Albany College, Lewis?
Gibson, l\largarei. The Freshman Editor e.'Xpcets lo ~o int()
hiding-the day lhe Orange Peal makes its appeanmce so there is nb­
solutely .no hope of revenge.
Green, Ihbr. Iler «-milei; and her curls bewiLd1 both boys and
girls and she never need want for f'ri<'ncls. Honest, Ibby, did E. D.
B. really propose to you in the library? i· I
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Grubb, Wendell. He is the masculine member of the Freshman
Red Haired Trio, but never mind, Wendell, red hair is pretty. Would
rather ,,_,1ite Enj?lish paragr11phs than eat. §
IToo,·er, Bessie. An expert cake baker. Boys take notice: =
Bessie belieYcs the old rule that "the \\'ay to a man's hearl is through 5
his stomach." So it is and a quick way, too. §
Hunter, Florence. Class Treasurer. She is surely a "live wire" §1=
Freshman and we couldn't begin to get along without her. Iler 1: English paragraphs are as interesUng as any modern magazine =
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sp<:!cialliei; arc Gei·man and F1<'ld Tng. . . " . .,
=== Livengood, Kalbedne. Secrelar.y. Our ~harmm~ htUe bnde. === ~avs she is sure she ca11 use her veil sometime agai~. So a.l'e w_<', = I{alhel'ine. She is a favorite with everyone, especially a cerLa,u =
§ Prep. and a Soph. ~ : 1\liller, Dorothy. She simply can't _make her eyes behave., e~pe-= = riallv in Bible class. She seems so quiet and meek when you first s
§ Imo,~ her that you'd nf'ver dl'eam sh<' rould flirt. . ~ = Myers, Lyndon. Vice-President _and S~dent Council Represent-=
§ ative. "Shorty" is famous for h,s_ special patented, and c~py- § = righted smile, ancl incidentally for lus ge_neral good humor •. v\ on; =.
§ <lt•r how oflen he has met the Halse): tram on Sui:iday aflc1 no?,ns. §
§ Phillips Kenneth. He shuns ordmary expressions such as she E = had a puj( ~ose" but prefers to say "there WM a slight an,~le o! elc- ~
, a lion at the distal ext rcmity of her olfaclory appendage.
_ Ross, Hazel. One of our mid-year Fresh~ten whom we were glad -
-to wckome. We only wish that she were taking a full course so Lhal
we mhd1L see her oftener. . . . . _ Smith, Bertha. She is a quiet ltltlc girl but she 1s a loyal Fresl~- :
man and we all like her. Better _de?elClJ? your Jun~ power this
summer so l\fiss Mull<'nhach can d1slmgmsh the daiive from the -
accusati,·e. • • d -Smith Or\'ille. Ile heard of the fame of our class and Jome us _
in the sec~nd semester. Doesn't IJelieve in wasting time talking and -
is terriuly afraid of gii-1s. . . . = Starr, Al\'a. President. The Fresh~e~ class 1s not p;1·opmg 111 -
darkness but is guided by a bright and shmmg Star (r). Poor Alva §
-suffers a great deal 1\nm "hc~rt trouble.". ,. . ,, , 5=--Slraw, Ruth. OuJects decidedly to betn~ ~alled Ruthie. Sl~c s
alwavi; in fol' n good time and thoroughh· cnJoys Freshmen parties. •= ,Just 'can'l "do" her hair without a ribbon.
~ --~===-- Summerfield, Ca.not. She just couldn't stay out of school any longer after she heard about our grand old Freshmen class al A. C. ~1
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Van Tassel, Harriet. How could you ue so hal'd hearted anti §= cruel, Ilairiett and keep poor Bruno out.in the cold so long? Iler _
specialties arc Freshmen parties and bakmg cakes. § Watkins Annie. She is a history "shark" and is therefore Prof. =
§=-: Franklin'g prime favorite. Always thinks il is more interesting to -=_
disagree than to agree on any subject.
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=-:==; Tu1·ning my memories o'er, ==§=:-Thinking of all my comrades
I had known in days of yore.
• :~- School days always the brightest, ;=~-
Merriest and best by far,
5 When we plagued our professors =
~ As they sought our mem'l'ies to jar. ~
5 Lillian Dunn, our Musician, E - - = Whose fame has spread wide and far =
~ One rainy night to a party 5
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And Hattie our Irish Damsel,
Made a hit in Gildow's clothes
And say she looked as funny
§ As any Irish 1·ose. § - -5 C
:=-§===- Miss Thompson, our friend from l\'Ionkland, --======= The land of the rolling West,
Several times last semester
With poison oak has been blest.
Roberta Fry, our Priscilla,
A dear demure liLtle maid,
Surprised her friends one night
And a date with Shorty made.
And Diven om· stem old "professor"
By no one was understood,
He fain would make him a doctor _
But everyone says he's no good. i
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Oh, Edna, the popular maiden,
She of hiS?h school faml',
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Since now shi> has changed her name.
_ Miss Belle, the Methodist member _ - - = Of lhe famous O. M. C. = - - = Was urged lo be its guardian =
I§ By that wise man Doctor Lee. §
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E We will float OUl· bau11er p1·ou<lly, nor honor shlill it lack, E
: While old Alb'ny stands defender of the Orange and the Black. E - - - -E Thru the four long years of college 'mid the scenes ,ve love so ,veil, E
: As the mystic charm to kno,vledge we vainly seek to spell, : S: Or ,ve win athletic vic'tries on the footbnll field or track, S
= Still we shoul for dear old Alb'ny and the Orange and the Black. = = = = When the cares of life o'ertake us, mingling fast our locks \vith g1~ay, = E Should our dearest hopes betray us, false fortune fall away, is § Still we'll banish cares and saclnes11, as we turn our mem'ries back. 5 = And recall those clays of gladness 'neath the Orange and the Black. = - - - -L ALBANY. SWELL THE CHORUS. 5 ~ - - .,;; Rave you heard, did someone tell you, Standing by Willamette's waters :
1::_ Of a college and a town, Towering o'er its blue, =
:; Each with name of glowing lustre, Rises our clear Alma Mater. :
:~ Surely destined lo renown? Proudly to the view. §
: Chorus Chorus : - - E Albany, Ha, TTa, Albany, Rah Rah, Swell the chorus, ever louder, E
,:,; We have hearts ablaze, we'll the Full of joy and cheer, =
• world amaze, Hail to thee, our Alma Mater, =
Albany, Ha, Ra, Albany, Rah, Rah, Albany, so dear. We're the jolly crowd evel"y time.
li'or the making of our College,
We will work right loyally, Where the town and snow-capped mountains
Charm the heart and eye, _
There our love will center ever, Work with heart and strength and genius,
For a greater Albany.
For our College Alma Mater,
Is the dearest to each heart,
We will love her, shield her, build her,
For we always do our part. Love that can not die. ;==~--
For our love, 0 Alma Mater,
Time cannot out-wear;
We will ever sing thy pmises, -
Albany, so dear.
FAIR ALBANY.
(Hawaiian National Melody "Aloha")
Proudly stand our h-i-ple-cl"ested mountains
With their caps of white against blue;
Lightly flow the waters of Willametle,
While our colleg~ halls stand proudly in the view :r.!
Chorus -
0 Al_bany, Fair Albany, 5
Thy loyal sons and daughters sing thy glory; -
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:: We will noal our banner proudly, nor honor 11hall 1t l11ck, = = While old Alb'ny stands deCencler of the Orauge and the Black. : § § - Thru the four long years of college 'mid the scenes we love so well, -§ As the mystic charm to knowledge we vainly seek to spell, E = Or we win athletic vic'tries on the football field or track, = = Still we shout !or dear old Alb'ny and the Orange and the Black. :b
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Have you heard, did someone tell you, Standing by Willamettl''s watrrs l:J
==-==_ Of a college and a town, Towering o'er its blue, ===_=== ,, Each with name of glowing lustre, Rises our dear Alma Mater,
Surely destined lo renown? Proudly to the view.
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_ Albany, Rn, Ha, Albany, Rah Rah, Swell the rhoru11, ever louder,
,:=, We have hearts ablaze, we'll the Full of joy and cheer, -
;: world amaze, Rail to thee, our Alma Mater, -Albany, Ha, Ha, Albany, Rah, Rah, Albany, so dear.
We're the jolly crowd every time.
For the making of our College,
We will work right loyally,
Work with heart and strength and genius,
For a greater Albany.
For our College Alma Mater,
Is the 1learest lo each heart,
We will love her, shield her, build her,
For we always do our part. Where the town and snow-capped mountain11
Charm the heart and eye,
There our love will center ever,
Love that can not dle.
For our love, 0 Alma Mater,
Time cannot out-wear;
We will ever sing thy praises,
Albany, so dear.
FAIR ALBANY.
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Lightly flow the watel'S oC Willamette,
While our college halls stand proudly in the view
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= = ·= = § What a great joy it is to be with all of you again, to bri11g you ~ = greeLings from "the rest oJ us" and to tell you what we are doing-=
5 and where we are! This morning 1 have been enjoying my little : 5 chat with several oJ you about lhc college days that are past and 5
5 tho e others that are just beginning, but now let's visit some of the E = alumni whom you know would be glad to come back to their Alma E = Mater for a few days. E
~ First we take the train going north and stop in Jefferson lo visit ~ = with Margaret McDonald, '16, who is teaching history and English = . = in the high school. Then we can go on from there to Salem whci·c =
~ we find the auto which v.rill take us to Perrydale and to Dundee, ~
-whel'e we will vfait two more teachers, Mary Bryant, '16, and Lora -
15 Warmington, '16. I ]mow lhey will go with us to Portland for they §
S will want to be among the liri'(t or the alumni to call on l\frs. Park :
5 Slalnaker, nee Helen 1-IulberL, t16. 5 - - = Now that we have had such a fine start, shall we go on the long =
15 lrip Lo Michigan to visit Anne Eddy, '16? She too is teaching, in §
15 Chesaning. Ilow interesting it will be to tell her about all those 5 ·= of her class whom we have seen ! = - - = "Oh no, Anne, we can not sta.v for we have only a few days be-= 'i fore we must be back, so we must hurry off as we must stop in ('al-§ = ifornia." : = San Anselmo is the fu-st pojnt of interest to us. Hrpe and Ed-= = = -ward Blair, '16, have just-finished their Freshman year i ·1 the serru• :
nary. Isn't it fine thaL we are just in time for commencement? It =_==-=
certainly is a pleasure to find i11 the class two whom we know so well. ,g Al'thur Hodge and Leslie Lacey, both of the clasi'( 'l4, have just com­
pleted their training heJ:e and are ready to start out 011 their life
work.
. ;; But we hasten on hack to Oregon for we have been away almost -
~ = too long. Yet we su1·ely must spend the day in Eugene at the Y. M.
C. A. with Irvin D. Custer, '16, who is the assistant secretru.y there.
When we arrive al Tangent you must stay long enough to see my =
school and my girls for I do think it the best of all the places. We :
can hike over to see Minnie Hemrich, '16, who has the title "Princi-
pal of the Oakville High School." Oh, how lovely, Minnie, to have 5
brealdast in the woods! This is surely like old Albany to be here 1 this time of day, but there are no eight o'clock classes to cut short
our picnic.
_ Oh dear, Albany is the ne>..1; stop and our wonderful trip is over
for this year. But-why, how nice, for there is Berenice Hackleman,
-'16, waiting to welcome us home again. She, you know, is the as-
sistant in the piano department in the College conscrvaL01·y.
_ RUTH KNOWLES, '15.
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J'ho.: i'(lllSCnntory of music, one_of l~e largest dcpart_mcnl~ ?f Al­
n Colleg . is con.-;t:llltlr growmg m volume and in effict~nc~.
... } ,t has for iL<; objl.>ct ~he ach"ancem<:nt of the arL of music, 1t
d. for the :.-ludcniJ of ~\Jbany and vtcm1ty the h1ghe ·t cla.-i-of
rO\ 1 c:s • dd·t· d t l th I m truction, _an~l m a 1 1c:,n en eavors o promo e e
3 ,, ledge nnd apprecmhon of the arl !11 lhe comn~umty:
The f·tcultY b entire!) changed this year. Miss Ahce Clement,
0 \\ the i1 -..i tant in the piano department, is now director of
the Con,-crrntory, while Mis~ Berenice Hnckle_man, a _gradu~te of the
1 rrntor) is her nhlc 1Lc;s1stant. llln;. Julia Ga. kill Mc:-;eal, who
11 herl! la 't fall, has already proved to he the ~plendi~ tcach~r_an­
t 1pntcd in one who has had such advanlages 111 musical trammg.
h I a hown zreal cnicicncy both as a teacher and as director of
l Gtrls' Glee l'luh nnci the Chorus.
Th annual faculty recital ,-riven at lhe beginning of the fall
m tcr w.is g1 eatly enjoyed hy all music lovers in Alban~·- At
Un time Uic public had its first opportunity of hearing 1\Irs. 11c­
• t. lier arti:.lic and emotional nature in addition to her traininS{
, " hown to ndrnntal!e in her beautiful interpretations.
The ap1>reciation das:-., an interesting and highly educational
ourse m mu,ir, b conducted by U1e faculty of the consen·atory.
One Cllch month an hour is devoted to the study of the great com­
I er of , ocal, piano and \'iolin music. showing the influence and
l) I of the different men and illustrating these by selections from
th ir h t works. The prog-rams are carefully prepared by the fac­
ulty "ith the -view of teaching' the amateur how lo listen to music
nd understand it.
In addition to their pri\ ate lessons, the children of the conser\'a­
tor) ha,<' had the ach-antagc>, of class work twice a month during
the ll, t l car. The adnrnced class, called the "Harmony Club," i~
tudying the fir::-t prinl'iplc>s of harmony, including the study of
al . chord , and inlenal rttading-, while the beginners class is
gi, n pccial work in rhythmic drill, ear training, and scale build-
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The students of the ("On. ervatory haYe had their usual opportun-
1l! of appearinJr in recitals in the chapel of the college and in the
Fu t P1" byterian r.hurch. Programs have ht'en giYen by pupils
I rom all departments, from the adrnnced students lo the ,·ery tiny gmnen;.
The final e, ent of the musical year "ill be a concert by the con­
n atory faculty during C'ommencement week. They will be a.~­
f led ~l a ladie~• chorus. which, under the direction· of Mrs. 1k­
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(With apolo$ries "'I'o Wl1om it may Concern.")
Have rou heard, ha, e you he.trd, of .1 dm·k stormy night
When the c11ick<'n raider.,; were J>ut to flight.
_ A feast was intended but no fowl hacl thPy = So two of their mcmbel's they sent on the way. = ThC' night was dark, the i·oad was long,
- The sound of chickens thei1· only song.
!: To tl1e henhouse door th<'y came, but Oh !
'§ Who wit11i11 its darkne..cis "ould dare to go?
•- Quite stealtliily they opened the doo1·
And crept like quadrupeds on all fom•.
Within was darkness and blackest night,
- Naught could they see till by flashliR"ht = They spied tl1e fowl. nut listen! W11at's that ·t
_ As in the darkness the.) shivering sat. s Bang! Bang! them bui·st upon the still afr,
- And in tl1eii· fright straight was their hair.
_ They were disco,·el'ed, discretion they forgot, = And fled 10 hustc from the fateful spot. = Down the dark road thru water and mud,
= •==~ They struck the ground with an awful thud,
Jumped up again, and hastened pell-me!J
Little knowing the joke that on them fell. g Their crowd had followed to witness the fun,
And so had hidden \\ith a twenty-two gun
Behind the henhouse to frighten lhe boys,
And scare them hack with that awful noise.
They followed the racPt·s in hottest pu1·suit,
Tho faJJing behind on that lengthy route . •
''We'll never catch them," the feJlows exclaimed.
And many a Sunday school word U1eJ named.
In sJ1ort, the fowl they ue'e1· did obtain,
BuL Bolts and Crampton h~n e won lhefr fame.
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The third year of the Students' Club under the co-operative sys­or nw1mgemenl has pl'O\'ed lhe success of the undertaking.
nee we hn\'e no nwn•~ dormitory in Albany, the club has occupied
th pince that one of these mighL have filled, and has furnished a
I om,• hf<.• to young men who have come from other places to attend
Al 11n1 College. At present ten fellows stretch their limbs under
th dinner table. The great responsibility for the popularity of the
tub reds on the kindly patience of Mrs. Dawson. While other
f ntur !I of the college life may be forgotten, no one associated with
M1 • Hawi:;un will forget her motherly care.
T,\o enmls are looked forward lo every year with keen interest
. the club memhers. In the fall the boys of the club defend their
ht to lltP title, "lli!,!hbrows," by engaging in a basketball Rame
~ 1th n team picked from the other co11ege men. This year they
"1pcd _nut the defeat of the yeal" before by a large score. The other
\£mt ts a hnnqut.>t which is served each year to the young men and
ir Indy friends. Mr. Custer and Miss Knowles have lhe dis­
. cti?n of hcing the only couple who ha\·e attended three conRecu-
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G ·l , Olef' Club has bt•i>n one of the mosl pro!nincnl Oi'gani­
/~hl' collcgt• rturinl! ll!c past ) ear .. 11 rs. _i\l r ~ en I genPrously
_,,.niM•o nn im 1t11Lio11 to oubirll'rs who mll:rhl w1sh _lo belong-lo lhc
1 it ".1.._ "1th the grealc~t pleasure that th1~ ofier was aC'-
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LI e opening of the foll Sl'mester.
rl h nf the credit for the 1n-ogn,ss of the club must be allrib­
u Mrs. Mc:-:eal, who, as~i~ted l,r uli~:-. C.lement, our able and_e~­
t O cc,mpnnist, ll•d 011 to :--uccPss. f• eetmg so keenly th~ sp1!·1t
I nginl! rnoncl of Pach so~g-, _:\Trs. _l\IcNcal could no~ fail to in­
n the girls n fuller ~pprec1at1on of thP d<'C'pcr meaning, and m­
u lion of gnod music.
I the girl mu:-l be J.!:iYen crt'dit for the untiring effo1t put
h 11/thein\Ork for t_hf'y 1~1et regularly for practice once a wee)~.
r cnthu inst:ic and 111lelhgenl response to the baton of lhe di-
1 .howcd 11ot only lwr Jlnin.staking- work with lhe chorus bul
ed th, ir undcrstaudinJ.!: of united choral singing, and their hav­
gruspt;tl the iden 1)1 thC' beauty and possibilities of concerted
I "ork. ThL' time deYolcd to Lhis study ench week was a true
urc to ca('h one, nnd pt•rlrnps may arrount in a large measure
th ucccc:s th<-'Y attai ncd.
Tl e fir L appearance of the dub in public wa.~ in the "At Home"
ll\' the ( l11 istinn gndcarnr Sodely of lhe Westminster Pres­
run Chu1ch vf l'orll.ind. January l2lh, to the united r. E. So­
t e of the cltr. The Albany CollcJ?c Glee Club was inYiled Lo pro­
d hnlf of the evening':- prosrram. Th<.' selections were apprecia-
1} rccci\cd liy the enthusiastic audience and each number was
Hd. !luring the reception which followed, the audience seemed
mil) intcr1•sted in a clc,·e1· hoolh ~otten up by the Albany girls,
tu, mg 1111-ture~ of the college and college Ii fe.
The nnnunl c·mwert in Albany took Jllace March 15th. In addi­
, lo the nltrnclivc chol'Ui-cs and quarlets, two decided 11ovellie'-
1 intro<~U<'Ccl. 011r., "'T'he Profess01· al Home" was a highly
mg kit, ac.ltniralJly acled and indisputably superior lo lhe av­
. amateur pcrforrnanre. Thr "Span of l ,i fe," a kind of musi­
b10 rnphy of "I~,cr.v-man" and "E\,ery-woman" was the big
mg number. Beginning with "Baby Deal'" it rarriecl the story
human hie thru "Clrilclhood's Happy Hours" lo "College Days"
to· _H0m1111cc Time" nncl follow('cl lhi~ with the Lohengrin C'hot·ui:i
utifully pn•sr>nting the scene "Till Death Us Do Part." Next
1 given~ J£limp;:c or a ha1,py man in middle life; anrl then happy
Al\ ge, wluch Jpft \\ith all the inspiration of a noble life well spcnl.
I lhc n~mbers wen• ably J)l'eM~nlecl and deser\'ed the ht'arly ap-
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the college girl of today, particularly to the srirls in the smaller
leges; for in the small colleges the chief intci·Psts in the lh es of
girls center in and around the Y. W. C. A. The .Association toucbtl
and influenc<.'s not only the 1-eligiou. life 01 the girls but the sodal,
and lo a ce1-tain dcgi·ee the intellectual. Smee there i. such a tron
tendency lo neglect our religious life because we a1·c so busJ wi
wo1·k, study and pleasure, the Y. W. C. A. fulfills a need in tht> h
of young college women hy drawing them away from them~ehesand
their other interests at least once a week and turning U1eil' nttentioa
to Christian work, thu giving them a bro.tder view of life -a ll of service, lh·ed for others rather than for scJf.
Occasionally the regular meetinR' is devoted to the stud~· or dis-,
cussion of some piece of good literature, or th~ meeting is ;mnoun
hefore hand as a social "brinl.?' your sewing" meeting. These l?'et-to­
gethcr meelinl.?'s are always enjoyed by lhe git-ls for thcil' main fea
lure is good fellowship. In addition to the social gatherings plnnn
for the girls th<>msel\'es, there arc rlm;ng the rear at Jenst two JOID
parties with the Y. :;\I. C. A. to "hich the entire student body ii; in
,itcrl The intere~t lakcn in these ~ho,\ that the\' are Hn importan item in the social calendar of the college. ·
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great 1111portnncc in ~ht! ~halent:-'.soc1al and r~hg1ous act~v­
ln Albam ollcge ib, 1mpo1 tnncc from the soc,al standpomt
unu uni during the last year. It has been the only organ-
0 mrn that hns been of social benefit to nil the men. Its cn­
r, n h, H' not c.xcl_ude<l any: but _h:'\'e been an encourage­
II to pa1-tic1pafr m the social aflatrs of the (;oll~ge. Two
ocinl gnthcring-5 ha, e been fo1 lhe men exclusively; l\\ o
h Id under lhe auspic<'s of the Y. :\T. and Y. \\'. All of
. ii " re highly enjo~·t:>d l,~ thm,e \\ ho attended.
th meeting:- of n rehgioti:- natur~ the attendance ha:. not
J th t could be desired and the interest has not been up to
rd. Nc\erlhcle s the regular Sunday morning meetings have
n enJo~ nblc and helpful nature and those who have taken
t •e of them foci more than recompensed for their time and
e. r's \\ ork in these meetings has been l>ased largely 011
Life Thnt 1. Be.,t." The mcetin~s hn\'e been rnther informal
1 1 tcd of round table discus..-;ion:-. in most cases. In addition
,,ork the nssocintion hns enjoyed the privilege of ha,·ing Dr.
ml DJ. D.msford addre.:,, it on different occasions.
nernlly conceded that the succe.-.;s of the y<>ar's work han
du iu a lar,Kc me:!:-.ure lo the inspiration that was received
th onfer nee nt Senhcck last summer. Three of the promi­
mbcr , Messr:-. Tolles, ::\Iarlin and Hunter spent two weeks
rng the congenial atmosphere that i so pre,·alent at Scabt>ek
n home enriched, and with inspiration to ndmncc the work I cnl 01ganizntion.
1c leadershiJ> for next year will he under the following officers:
K rkwood, Pre; ident; Kenneth Phillips, Secretary; Wan ~n
r, \ ice-Pr~'<idenl; Francis To1lcs, Treasure1.
r. Kirkwood. in whose hands the responsibility for the actions of
nization has l,eeu )}laced. has not definitely decided all the
of the \\ ork he has outlined tor next yeai, but he intends to
~mphi:tSi;~ lhr> Bible Stuch under ·• ·tuclent Standards of Action"
ur' if poss_ible rompelent speakers and leaders from the
lt, n men of the cily und elsev. here, to appear before the asso­
from time to time. The . ocial work is abo to be enlarged
r the theory that real Christianity <:an ue broadened and be
ficdnnb tab~i. hed thru the influence of the daily life and the
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1 " .1 h JJ-iilcr 1s::iued the first call for football recruits, new
\\ it.:1\~.~ ~llentirui. ll wa~ needed. Some of the old gl~ard were
n it:-,H•rc taken oul ol lhe scented box.and everytlung wear­
uits"rl to outfit the Jellow::1 who promised Albany College a wm, I'.: • b E d"d t 1·
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011 01; tl~e t<>am felt that he had to earn it. Captain Gil~ow
('oach naile) planned ouL plays and put them_ rnto pracl1ce.
bl iftcr 111ght the boys went out on the field _IJebmd the coll~ge
lhe,· blocked the enemy dummy and scrimmaged the !ugh
,I Tiiu pro::.petls for a good season enrouraged everyone inter­
d 111 UH' -.port. T}le raw recruil.5 showed up_ well ~nd after shii't­
U em arouml a btt, the coach played them m scnmmages. The
tbo light, promised fast work w_ith lhe help of the bacJ~fleld •.
tnnngcr Stt•wart arranged playmg dates on the home held ~V1th
tlnmcllt' University, 0. A. C. Rooks and Mt. Angel. The Uruver-
1, of Oreg-nu Freshmen and Pacific UniYersity games were to be;
\Cd on their home grounds. No game was scheduled wilh the
mowa lnclian:. this year as no dates were open.
Jn ou1· lirst irame with Willamette University, the team experi­
cd it:-first run of hard luck. Hunter, our star center and the
of tho line, suffered a broken leg before lhc game was one min­
uld. 'l'hi,.. was a scYere blow to the team, but the boys rallied and
}cd hard lo make up the loss. We were outclassed by a heavier
m of nltlt>1· men. The tide of the game threatened to reverse
11 Tolil~i; rcc:overed the ball from a blocked kick and ran seventy­
ht )Jml1; for a touchdown. One more g·oal was made after that
t lhc game was finally lost. Willamette forfeited many yards on
nnlt1el for foul playing. Oul' boys played a clean game straic;ht
u until the last" hist.le blew.
ln the prnrticcs before the game with the O. A. C. Rooks, many
hifts w~re made. l\Iany of the fellows were nursing bad injuries
d hr111:-e.-.. A few d1·op11ed out from practices. These reverses
l the squad short of men for the next game. The Round-up field
a layer oF Just. by this time, giving no leverage to the footing.
Tl 0. i\· C. ln)e loomed up big before our light team, but pluck wa~
enl 11 heel wa:o. not. The team stuck to the fight against the
a\?· o11:-laught or the enemy's backfield. Time and again they reg­Yi •e:
001 no yartlagt>. nut finnlly one touchdown behind our goal
O\\ another and Lhe game was over.
~)~1• men wc~·c badly bruised and so crippled that they were nol
f" for t)rac-l1ce l'or sometime. In addition substitutes could not
0r111l lo take their places so the team was disbanded for the sea•
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:: son has been very short this year. When sunny days did arrive dur- E
S ing lhc lasl or April, everyone \Vas so very busy ,vith l\1ay day and 5 @ lhe circus, there was no time for tennis. Afler the excitement E
:: caused by these momentous happening had subsided, we began to 5 I
1:: think of playing tennis because other courts in town had been put : 11
: in shape for playing and were being used. 'l'he faithful few worked E 1, = on the courL for some time but cou1dn't get it in very good condition. =
~ The ::.and put on two years ago had been scraped off but the ro<·ks ~[EI
§ arc ever v,rilh us. The court ,vould be much better with n few loads §
-of clay and oil but because of the late season, we decided not to put ~== I
any more money i11 il lhan necessary. We had to leave the final
scraping and rolling for the morning of flunk day, and then with
C\ery one working lhe court was in a good condition in a ,•cry short
time.
There were no formal contests with other schools or colleges this
l:l E; year. Early in the season the girls were asked to participate in a _
~ § tournament held annually al Eugene between Colleges of the State, :
g § bul since we have no paved courts, it was impossible to get in good =
~ ::_§===: enough condition to go into the game with any creditable showing so 5=====_=_ il was ghen up. The interclass games were unusually good lhis
rear considtiring the loss of Warren Hunter and Squire Gildow. who
were called to the Naval Reserve training camp at San Francisco.
The officers' training camp also took Professor Madsen, so that the
faculty were slow in entering any contestants. _ = The Freshmen girls, not satisfied with the outcome of the tug-oJ-
-war, challenged the Sophomore girls to play a picked team from 3 their class. The date has heen set for the 'first week o.f June.
5_= Since the setting in of the hot weather, the court has been the _
mosl popular spot on the c;impus, in spite of the fact thal exams
are looming up large in the near future. Benches under the trees
-there are always in use either by spectators or those waiting their
tum. _
The faculty kindly refrained from making rules that were an _ = encumbrance to anyone, however, for fear that their anger would = 5 be :,.roused, the players were noticeably quiet during certain periods § = when therP. were a numbe1· of classes in the east side of the Adm:inis- =
tralion building. 5
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= = - - - - § Hear ye! Tl ear! All ye people! Your queen, Marion I, this day §
:: makes known her imperial will and commands obedience thereto. =
:: Give diligent heed to her royal mandates: = - - :: I do hru:el>y declare this to be a holiday, dedicated to the spirit =
§ =:=__ of springtime. Let every ~oul be tuned to the joyous symphony of --===;: ' sighing breezes, song birds' silvery not<"s, blooming flowers, and the
gentle murmur of babbling brooks. In this day you shall forget all
=--= cares of books, imaginary mental burdens, and eve1·y other rare ==-
which would de ecrate lhis great day of happiness.
:: Hear ye! learned professor of "ancient da~·s :" It shall be no of =
§ fense for students to sing, visit or exchange friendly grectinsrs in the §
: Holy of Holies-the lib1·ary, throughout the length of this great day. =
=:=== Hear ye also, profound thinker and diligent seeker after the elus- ====-__ iYe evading constituents of matter, lhis is your greatest day. 'l'he
birds, lhe grass, the ll·ees, the flowers, the air-all voices of nature g -= call for poetry-write! speak! poet. ==_= Young man of profound knowledge, suspend your serious cf-= forts lo leach the essenct> of education to lhe uneducated. Rejoice =
§ wilh exceeding joy on this memorable day. I, your queen, am movc1 §
E lo indulgence in your behalf. You arc given the lil>erty more lhan :
§ that, you a1"e advised, yes, you are commanded lo put aside all those § = restraining influences which have bound you in the past-you are at 2
~ liberty, you are advised-you are commanded to become a "fusser." § = Ye great mathematician, hear! We honor you for that mind, E
E which sees hidden relations. But most of all we honor you for your E = originality. There is one fundamental doctrine which you hav<" in- E E augurnted, which seemed to be lost to the world. Ye faculty mem- § = bers, especially, honor your colleague for his bravery, his insiqhl =
~ nnd his contribution lo your p1·ofession's honor, in the enunciation ~ = of the doctrine "Professors may ask questions in class but students = E must not." This applies particularly lo Bible students. §
E "Es fTeut mich sehr" to honor you, 0 teacher of that lan~ua<?~ ::
= in ,vho~e ,vords imperialism and oppression arc clothed. =
~ Oh, ye, who search day and night for the "missing link," which ~-
-surely binds us to other species, we herehy 11ub1icly honor you for _
E your bravery and patriotism. Jtjven tho you are a Mann deprived of ::
5 lhe rights to fight for your country, you have shown Lhe essence of E
-patriolism by mobilizing the young women of our community inlo a -
§ mighty COll)S of Red Ci-oss nurses. e § Hear ye, teacher of the world's gl'eatcst language, the one whic:1 5 = we speak, I hereby 11ublicly commend and honor you for your faith-=
~ ful effort in leaching- us to speak and write correctly. "~ow 1 wish S
§ lo call your attention to this facl" that we appre"ialc these thinp:s § = immensely and we "suspect" that no one will C\'er forget your =
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We swear by Spring's eternal verdure
Never will there be a merger.
"To be or not Lo be" a sLudenL of Shakespeare. "1'hat i~ tilt.!
question" which tudents al'e want to ask. "How weary, stale, flat,
and unprofitable" it seems lo be Lo all Lho men. Bui fear not, Oh,
lnlerpreler of thal great mind, the girls arc always with you.
While this terrestial globe has swung Lhru trackless space
around it· path of former years, il has been grared by great and
noble deeds and disgraced by deeds of "meeching meanness." S~me
call for public commendation, other call for publtc condemnot1on.
So heal' ye all lest ye offend: -
My first concern is about ye persistent fussers. Hear ye, you =
5 stand before an awful pit into which many unsuspecting have 1,lmcl- E
: I.v fallen. Gaze alJoul you, see what was, observe, cogitate medilale. =
E There's time now, soon it may be too late. There's freedom in single =
-hle..~sednefis. You students ,vho have persisted in lhe one man and :
: one woman doctrine have dealt a death blow lo you1· freedom, and
set up a tNTible example for succeeding gene.rations. You are
-lost. My plea is to the unentangled, "Watch your steps young man _
-young woman!" -
Hear ye! again! I express the admiration of yo\l all for the
patriotism of those of our number who have so freely voluntcei·ed
their services lo our country. Conscription is unnecessary in :Al-
bany College. Those who a1·e left will not be clraftc>d into service =
Such devotion to country is a mark of the highest type of manhooa. -
- It is the foundation ot our democracy and the fort of our defense
and security. =
Hear ye, farther: l hereby dec1·ee that knigh1 hood shall_ not :
perish f1·om our midst. There must be formal recognition of knight ::
: ly deeds. It shall be the duty of duly authorized agents lo con!et ::
:: the degree of "Knight of Foolishne.~s" upon the one most deserv111S? = = youth of our college each year. The precedent for all future judg·. -
_ ments of "the most deserving" shall be the recognition given Lo Mr. 5 Le,vis Doughc1ty.
_ I hereby offer lo students an elective in physical culture. You
may choose between gymnasium work and aqualics 1 herebf ap­
point Francis W. Tolles professor of aquatics in Albany College.
1 commend him as a man of perfect training-seven times in tlw
ditch-a perfect number. _
Hear ye-finally-beloved people. May this be a happy year.
l\fay those who leave us be back before 1 cease lo rule the kinsrdom -
of l\tay! -I. Queen Ma1·ion 1, have spoken. =
_ So may it be. ;
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i~ . l\londay, Septembl'r 18-Registmtion for the year 19Hi-l7 be-S = gins. l\J_any new fnces. Freshman class large, with many inLeres1,- E ... = Ing looking specimens. Seniol' class adds ne\, member Welcomt: =
.;i!5 Teddy! • ' §
§ Tuesday, September 19-RegistraLion continues-Still mol'e E
§ n<'w face • Freshman class presents red head trio for inspectioi,. E
§ ,· Wcdne.sclar, September 20-Chapel exercises. New facultr E
§ \ 1cwed with interest. All glad to welcome Prof. Kenl and Prof. 5 = Madse_n lo college work and 1\Irs. l\IcNeal to conservatory. Miss =
§ Hutchmson ba~k afte_r ~ year's le~ve of absence. The cabinet of the 5
- Yo~mg Womens Chns~1an Assoc1at1on had a picnic supper on Bry- -
ants Island. All the girls came lo enjoy this first meeting together.
---------~§ Thursday, September 21-Tenor section shows up well in chapel
The_ rhythm of flag-ging trains, the harmony of automatic rivcte1·s
Pl'OJec_t lhru the medium, Squire, to the high tenor in chapel.
. Fnday, Septem1?er 2_2-The Y. W. C. A. entertained on this even-
ing for the _new g1!·L<1 in coJlege, Miss Irvine kindly opening her
house for this occasion. Each of the upper class girls cscoi-ted one
of ~he_ new ones and saw that she did not long too much after old as­soc1at1ons.
The sam~ evening the Y. M. C. A. held a "stag" pa1-ty at the gym
Fe~tures--c1de1: and doughnuts, followed by a private party it; which rope pulling was the chief diversion.
Sattu·day, September 23 Dorm looks natural-usual wMh-out.
Sundar, September 24.-College row again appear:- at First -
Pre~b.vlerian Church. Domestic trouble at Old Maids' Club. P1·o-=
t:: =-= fcss1onal fussers Lake inventory of prospects.====:~:
_Monday, S_ept~mber 26-The Freshies in green caps as duly or-
r:i = de1ed. ,The girls mst_ru_cLed a~ to green ribbons. All comply except
,1: !'f:bel Clausen. She 1~ 1mmed1ately punished so as to serve as a Hv­
mg example of the action to be taken in such cases.
Wednesday, September 27-First Y. W. C. A. meeting for the = ii = ~~ =
- " . 'l~h_urs~ay, September 28-Eloine and "Spec" see the photoplay = : C1v1hzation." • §
:=:_-• Friday, September 29-Y. l\f. C'. A. and Y. W. C. A. reception =
~01: new stude!1ts was held ~t Tremont Hall. "Stars" begin to shine :
101 the first t1!)1e, Kathenne first on the horizon. Thl'U alertness =
_ of D1·. Franklin the ryorth side won the contest in the donning of =
caps and aprons and 111 the speech that followed be said "Practic<' 1= makes perfect." '
Sun~ay_, Octobe1· 1-Haberly begins to fulfill his wager to fuss
every girl 111 colleie. Begins with Bertha. 5
= M?nday, October 2-Opening Conservatory recital in Fir&t Pres-=
-bytenan Chu1:ch. For pa1ticulars see conservatory write-up. John =:_-=== E comes back with Gladys. -
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§ en joy sinl-(le l,li!:.s in silence disappoint themselves thru their awk- ~ = wardness. S - - = Wednesday. October 4-First Suffrage Con".cn~ion at dormitory. =
I~§ During the e\'ening Easton and Grul,l, dropped m .1ust Lo act as mas-5 = culine advisers. E
: Thursday, October 5-Effects _of last night seen in the political E
I~: fel'\'or evinced by Yarious groups m the chapel. =~
~~ l"riday October 6-Tleard in Education Class: Madsen-"Cirls § = don't swea'r as much as boys, do they Easton?" Easton-"I've nev- E ~
§ er been around enuf lo find out." E II
,.§ Salurday. October 7-Mystic_s covered dis~ supp~r al Violet E ~•s Cra\v'~. Very n1omentous occas1on, for on. this eve111n~ the new E '= members were mvsleriously selected accordmg to the rites of the § = order. .Many tale can be told on Helen Lee and Bella Ross as to =
~ tuna fish, coffee and olives. § = Sunday, October 8--Violet, Hallie ,~ncl A~thur ~ake no~s on E
~ walking two on a board. Girls, beware of wearing white coats. §
§ Monday, October 9-l\Iystics and Pa Hodge have pictures tak~n. §
E Parlez vous orsrnnized. Sarah and Tolles show loo much a~ecti~m E
E for each other and Uncle Benny CAll~ them to acco~nt for then· rms- :: E deeds. Affects Tolles constituLion so lhat he reframs from football g
l§ practice hut imbibes fresh air in the Watson car. §
S Tuesday, October IO-First Student_ Body meeting._ Football E = main topic. Coach Bailey makes a rousmg speech for 1L. Other E = add to this. For the sixth time Tolles explores the depth_R of the = ~E ditch. The girls show spirit and all attend football practice. § - - = Wednesday, October 11. Town full of wah-hoo's, silk bandanas E § and high Lop boots. Scratch 'em, Cowboy! -
~~==== Thursday, October 12-First day of round-up-classes suffer. :_s_t::
Friday October 13-Round-up continues. A. M. College closes
for parad~. Austin seen without green c~p, and after parade all §_
1,:==== students continue festivities and ditch victim. P. M., no school for
;~P~1a~~ round-up. Fellows rush dance. Ruth Straw proves very !====--
Saturday, October 14-Pa ~lodge, Heine yonstcdl an<l Bott~
- support the "jitney dance," leadmg the you_ng ~•rl_s .~f Tremont Hall
from the straight and narrow path. Pa wms Ins on the roulette
wheels.
Sunday, October 15-Guard of domestic science exhibit, of coun-
- Ly fnir, distributes sweets.
• Monday, October 16-Town seems like ~esertcd village. Last
traces of round-up di. appear. Chorus orga111zed. Many local celeb-
=-Ei, rities appear.
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===-= with dinner party honoring Dr. and Mrs. Lee, R<'renice Hacklcmar1, ~==-Mr. Kent and Mr. Madsen.
= Wednesday, October 18--Sec-ond political 111e0t1'n". l\,r1·. T.e,,·- = § oiling addresses co-ed voters. " " 1 §
= = ~ Thursday, October 19-l'rof. Lee makes speech emphasizing- §
---== \'alue of gym. Prof. Hodge illustrnles with an Ing-crsol watch. --==-(;iris second with Amen!
§ Fdday, October 20-Student Body meeting. In the evening 5
E large rally hel~. Dress parade th1·u the city after wh.ich a big bon- S I = fire on fields with speec-hes, many rousing yells and songs. Wilson 5
)~ and Ilughe.~ both in e, idence. Cider ended the gaiety. 5 - -=-= Saturday, October 21-A. M., football suits mended by the loyal ~ = supporl~rs of the team-the girls. P. 1\.1., big game with Wi1lamettc = = Umvers1ty. Tolles makes touch do\\rn. College all broken up when E
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un ay, ctober 22-AJI out for church. Prof. Hodge much I
E embarrassed at example llerwy Vollstedt sets: 'Tis impolite to = § sleep, but oh, to snol'e! 5 - - - - = l\londay, October 23-Ilunter oYerwhelmed with sympathy in E = shape of Aowers, cand.v and visitors. S - - - - = Tuesday, October 2•1-Library rules appear. D1·. Franklin read-; = = them to faculty for theii· approval. Sel published._-~ 'I
Wednesday, October 25-First class in musical appreciation.
T_hursday, October 26-Mr. Carothers gave a very interesting ~
talk rn chapel concerning lhe wol'k in his field. ~ t
_ Friday, October 27-Senior girls entertain boys at feed at th<' O. 5 11,
-M. C. Seth has a rival in eating. Teddy comes out ahead "ilh = 11
_ five pieces of pie to his credit. 'Tis honestly true, no hyperbole!
Saturday, October 28-0. A. C. Rook and A. C. game. Our sec- -
_ ond and last defeat or the football season. l\fr. Hopkins gives a par-!§_ ty for the student body. Many interesting happenings. Bertha -
Smith n~'lrly has her downfall on the polished floor. Johnson sud- -
denly d1sap~ears after being cornered by the gjrls. Tetrizzini,
I\Telba, Scott.1 and Caruso appear on the program. inc rahs for _ l\Ir. Hopkins! =
~Ionday, October 30-Rebellio!1 of Freshman Radicals promptly S
quelled the upper class Conservatives. New mode of hair dressing = appears. -
_ ruesday, October 31-Lihra,ian objects to talking in his beat._=;
--Nol1ce Lo vacate served on Florence, Squire and Bob. ==:=-=§_
ij Wednesday, November I-Round-up continued at Monday Club.
-==== · ::\fa~sen a!'d ICent_ win laurels in bucking broncho contest.· Have therr appl1cat1ons m for Fonrth of July Round-up.
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= = e ~ :: Thur day, November 2-Conferenco in oltice: Senior gir!s fall :: S for slic-k tongue of j('"welry peddler. Even Scmors are not rnvul- § ! nerablc. Bo)·~ too wise. §
Friday, November 3-Y. W. C. A. ~1olds 1'a1-tics at the homes of =
-Virginia Tomlinson, Vesta Lamh, Elome Leighton, and llel<'n J.ee. 5 § All kindl:i of fussing 1.:omplica.tions arise. ~
rich, '16, <'ntertain some of college girls at tea. ~cture course in
e\·ening. Teddie decides that charms don't occur in threes. Ask
Vesta, 1; Nell, 2; Eloinc, 3, for particulars. Doble looks sh·angely
radiant.
Sunday. November 5 Lora W. displays insigni~ of J>oble's fa­
lal step. All the girl cu1·ious and boys offer consolation.
5 Monday 'ovemhe1· 6-Prof. Kent speaks in chapel on value of §~
= one's own ·,;erso11ality, especially applicable to Freshmen. = = =~ = Tuesday November 7-Election day. Girls forget and reveal =
: age. P1·0( Franklin deviates from efficiency rules concerning reg- .:
§ ularity of retiring as set forth in the Independent. Loses hope of ~
: becoming law maker at 2 A. M. = ~5 Wednesday, November 8-Students and _faculty share &;:ief with §r: = Dr. Franklin. Wilson and Hughes men still at sword pomts. E = = = Thursday, November 9 Election clouds still h~vy. F~o_rencc ::
11 = shows up well at gym. Other girls all take out accident policies. :: ): = is Friday, ovember 10-Doble shows signs of sleepiness. Effo1ts § I
: in vain. Speech not called for. = 5 Saturday, November 11-Fil'st Pres_byterian C. E. extends in-E 5 Cluence. Eloine, Violet and Ted Doble Journe~· to ;\It. Pleasant to § = form a C'. E. Society. :: - -'§=== Sunday, November 12-Doble misses _chicke~ dinner at Mt. -
Pleasant, grief is greal. Interest 1n budding soc1cly_ gro,vs. Ted =
displays talent as an organist. No return date negotiated. §
)~=-=- Monday, November 13-Blu~ l\londay, the thirteenth. nlucky. ::
. othing rou1d lake place on this day. S
Tuesday ovember 14-Dr. Lee exp1·<'ssed desfr<> that disturb- _
anccs in ch~pel be muffied. Also sets forth principles that chapel
was not place for spooning.
Wednesday, November 15-Senior boys disp)ay culinary s!dll _ .
at Vesta's. Three chickens disappear even lo f11ppe1·s. and atti,. 1
§_-~cniors refuse to accommodate underclassmen by havmg feed at
·'===--Stewart's. _ '1
Thursday, rovemuer 16--Divers and sundry college couples see 1
1 "Birth of a Nation."
1 - Fiiclay November 17-1\lysiics entertained at Dorm. All at- _
, : tend H. s.' rally and bonfire on Athletic Field. _
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§ meeting of Y. M. & Y. W. C. A. at Dorm. Large attendance. Eloinc §
S realizes for the fh-st time that Starrr-1 shine in day time. E - - - -§ Monday, November 20-Doble presents his "case" a la Declara- g
E_-tion of Independence. Points out shortcomings of different college_== _ couples. _ - - § Tuesday, November 21-Nineteen college couples hear concert at § = Baptist Church. Squfre and Sarah, Tolles and Bertha Lee were = = feature couples of the evening. = - - - - • = Wednesday, November 22-Jnitiation of Senators. Botts and====-=== Crampton display extraordinary track ability.
Thursday, November 23-College track wol'k principal topic of 5 the day. Heroes duly congratulated.
_ Friday, November 24-Dr. Franklin starts new offensive cam-
paign in lib1·ary. Phillips and Straw given dishonol'able discharge. - -- Saturday, November 25-U. of 0. and 0. A. C., football game
at Corvallis. Albany enthusiasts attend in body.
Sunday, November 26-1\fadsen disobeys faculty fussing rules.
l\1onday, November 27-Annie Watkins sho\\rs up well as base?- -
-ball pitcher at gym. Inexperienced batsmen take out further acci­dent policies.
Tuesday, November 28-Freshman party at Hoover's. Upper- =
classmen interfere. Stan and Myers held for 1·ansom. Fairfax =
captm·ed by Freshies. Squire attacks via drain pipe. Girls' wraps =
Laken and held as indemnity. Enter John Catlin. Exit Catlin. E
=-Peace terms negotiated by telephone. Freshies relinquish eats and ~=
Fairfax. Upperclassmen give up wraps and prisoners. Fairfax
shows effects of new tonsorial artist of Freshman class-Harriet -Van Tassel. s Wednesday, November 29-Vacation begins. Out of town stu-dents have chance to renew home ties.
Thursday, Nov. 30- Turkey broth _
= Ripe olives celery =
Roast Turkey with Dressing
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Frnit salad s Peas
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Saturday December2-Miss Hutchinson celebrated h~r 16th F)
birthday with a dinner party in the evening. May she live to enJoy
1:: = ,5_ sixteen more.
Sundav December 3-In honor of Miss Wag?'ener, formei: di-
;i5 rector of ·tl~e Conservatory of Music, Miss Hutchinson entertai_ned 5 5 the faculty at supper. Everyone reports a very pleasant evemng. ~
E l\Ionday, December 4-Everybody back! Some look fine but ~=-
'"" = alas-the others!
'ruesday, December 5-Testimony _meetings._ "I ate_bo~h <;rum- =I~
\Vednesday, December 6-Miss Irvine gave a ve!·y inie:·esting r~-§
view of George Eliot's "Romola" in Y. W. All girls agiee that 1t
was one of the best meetings of the yea1·.
Thursday, December 7-Hot dogs appear and reign supreme in
c lower hall after chapel.
Friday, December 8-Student Body meeting. Live sessio,~.
Freshmen defend iights and win out.,, No more _green cap~. until
:_-nexl semester. Hunter again "cast up after hav111g been \\ ith us
less than a week. _
Saturday, December 9-AII girls busy planning and making ~
x mas presents. . i
1= Sunday, December 10-Tolles sufficiently re_c~vered fr?m ~1s op- E_
L• t • b Iluntei· of some of his Sunday v1s1tors. Its g1eat to -era 1011 o ro . 1 =;
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-§ Crampton made a bad stroke ---~ = When Botts, he did not please. = - -._ ==§ Botts was verv calm -=--=_=rr Bolls was very wis;;
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Tu?sday, Dece~ber 12-Weekly meeting of Parlez Vous of un-
1===§ u~unl interest. Girls are getting fine vocabulary on school gossip
D1stru t your ncighbo1· when she is spC'aking Prench SI 1. • plotting againt you. • 1e ma.v ve
~E Wednesday, December 13.-Large crowd at student re ·t I · 1
====-=§ cha~el. The well ?repared program was a great credit to u~: ~o~~ ==-= senatory. Fresh1es hold a party at Tomlinson's Al th
classmen. Katherine received enuf material to. ·,.,1··t sot. et _upper "U fJ"l • . "1 e 1ea1se on s~ o I neys Ill Gomg to Fre~hman Patties and How to Evade
-['aying Fare of would-be-kidnappers." S
- Thursday, December 11-0h, the.talcs that were told s d I =
-we all have different points of view. • a 'sac ~
Friday, December l:i-1\Ir. Hopkins doing rushing Xm b ·_
-nei-,s. It sul'ely looks as if everyone in Tremont Hall has :sx~~s
tree from the number of stands he has been making. Too bad th
can't agree long-enuf to use one for the family. ey
Saturday, December 16-Xmas little moi·e than a WCC'k off.
l<iverybod.v appears with queer looking bundles.
Sunday, December 17-Nice day. Different people not 1 . of the fact. mawm e
. Monda,\, December 18-Florence Lucky in Hamilton's Chi·istmas
g1 fts-She drew a huge pun; unlucky-nothing in it.
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~== dl'ttm heads band going home, Miss Irvine bringing up the rear with I
her musical ho1·11. The Senate boys show Christmas spirit and en•
tertain girls at dinner. The muse worked fine for the chaperon: -
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'Tis nice lo be handsome and sweet,
But now since we'Ye food on the table,
Let's forget all and fall to and eat."
Thursday, December 21-Students petition for extrn day or va
ration since tht>y objecl to traveling on 'ew Year's day. Faculty
gl'ants this. Dormitory has usual Chl'istmas party. Denn eleC"ted
editor of Orange Peal, and Bob manager at Student Body meeting.
Friday ,December 22-Santa Claus visits college with gifts for
nil the faculty and c·nndy f01· the "kids." Only one thing to ma1· the
pleasure of the day, the arrfral of a telegram telling Santa to with­
hold Mr. l\Iadscn's gift since he had been fussing the night befor0.
All our sympathy went out to him and we hope he will be more dis-
cl'cel in the fulu1·c. Slreel car docs nourishing business. No one
misses his train allho Annie did walk lo Conser before the train
caughL up with her.
f:iaturday, December 23-E\'crybody went home yesterday.
Georgia and Zola today. Fasting for Xmas begins. Didn't it get a
biL tiresome, girls, before you got lo Portland?
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left in town. All who went had such a good time that those who
Inter henrd of it were green with envy . ; I
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§ come home. 5:; - - - -§ Wednesday, January 3-School begfos. Teachers exasperated § - - : over lack of concentration among students. How many pretty new = - - e neckties and clean handkerchiefs! = - - - -S Thursday, Janua1·y 4-Ted Easton solicits Dr. Lee's aid in :: - - E search of some girl who wil1 love him enuf to keep his hands warm. §
)§ Dr. Lee suggests a muff in case they are unsuccessful in locating ihP. =
~§ lady. E - - - - = Friday, January 15-First. staff meeting. Plans .for the basket 5:-==:_.
= i;ocial made.
_ Saturday, January 6-Mystic eleven initiation of new members
: __ : at Violet Craw's. No pa1·ticulars can be given since ihis is a secret §===­
order, bul repo1t has it that it was prelly spooky around the ceme-
tery that night.
Sunday, January 7-Nice warm day. Botts and Marion seize
opportunity for hike.
Monday, ,January 8-Mr. Hopkins adds another star to his
r1·own. Paints the Mystics baskets fo1· lhe social. Many thanks,
Mr. Hopkins. ---g~
---Tuesday, January 9-Dr. Franklin gives efficiency lest in chapel. =
Almost everyone passed with a grnde of about 20':f. Albany College
students appear to be superior lo those of other schools.
= Wednesday, January 10-First call for aid for lhe annual. _
:=== Basket social at the First Presbyterian Church. Hodge afraid of 5=======. being left oul so is first successful bidder. Shows fine taste--con-
fines choice to faculty. Cil·ls all good cooks.-Everyone stupid for
three days. Anyway we made lots of money due to the telegram
arriving to tell of the increased price of foodsluffs on account of the
war.
Thursday, January 11-Dress rehearsal of the Ch-ls' GJee CJub
in lhe chapel. Plans almost completed for tt·ip to Portland. The
chapel was filled with an appreciative audience who declared it the
finest show t.hat had ever hit town. Manager of lhe Orange Peal
becomes dignified in passing another milestone of his career. I
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It's hard to explain, but we can show
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--Friday, January 12 A lhl'illin!{ coml,al look place in lhe gym
this evening between the Highbrows and the Roughnecks. The con-
test was a close one, excel1enl team work showing thoro tl'aining. ==:_=======: Roughnecks were ahead until an unexpected slreak of luck on the
part of Grubb sa\ed the day for the Highbrows. Thus they n•­
gained the honor lost last year.
Saturday 13-Acl I. Selling: Uncle Benny sealed in the li­
brary.
Act II-Rising action. Forest Campbell in the attic.
Act III-C'limax. Plaster begins to fall.
Act. IV-Falling act.ion. Plaster slrikes Uncle Benny.
Act V-Catastrophe. Campbell ejected from school.
Sunday, 14-Editor-in-Chief, her assistant and business mana­
ger have commit.tee meeting. They have a Jo,·ely walk.
Monday, 15-College students and faculty invited to "sneak"
in back way in Junior High lo hear the EuJ?ene Bible School Glee
Club. l\liss Mullenbach sad because she did nol gel lo lake a lesson =
in the art of "mE>owing." ~
Tuesday, 16-Seniors enlertain the facultv at Tremonl Hall. -=_§==-Wise people putting many under obligation to entertain you. Such
an assembly of noble-brows has never been seen in Albany-since
last year!
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Wednesday, 17-Ruth Clausen elected president of the Y. W.
C. A. for lhe year 1917-18. The girls are all anticipating a p1·oftl-
able year with such an able leader. =
Thursday, 18--Girls stricken "'ith ,•olleyball fe\'er. Kindred
spirits of genius found in Bobby Fry and Florence Hunter. Unfor­
lunately they were on opposite sides and so the contest waxed hotter
and hotter. 'Twas really becoming dangerous. Al1 had retired
from the field except these two. All breaths were held and hair
standing on end. The climax. was capped by Mac calling "baths
now."
Friday, 19-Conference of Independent Colleges of Oreg-on held _
in Albany. Students greatly appreciate the half holiday. Faculty -
entertain the repre~entali\·cs al dinner ;ii 'rren,ons Hall. Students' :
C'Jul, ghes annual dinner. Somewhat belated since Choppr must _
necrls dash to Tangent. in a "jitney" after his lady love. Tom und E
Helen, the l'Omantic pair of the evening. Ibby makes a public re-
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§ "Snow, snow, beautiful snow, ~
This is exactly whal Cleo Jenkins did. He looked proud and
haughty but 'twas only a slitr neck.
Sunday, 21-Day peaceful. A. M., Church and Sunday school.
I' . .M., 1:<;ndeavor and Church.
~_§_ Monday, 22 Irvin D. Cusler becomes formal assistant of Y. §=-
~ l\f. r. A. secretary in Eugene. Albany's loss is Eugene's gain.
§ 51 = Tuesday, 23-Lasl day of fall semester. Everyone leaves col-=·
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rl lc~e wilh arm full of books. Charlie Jones borrows Mr. IIopkinc;'
wheelbarrow.
Wednesday, 2·1-Scarcely an~ inlorest exhibited in economics
examinallon by Ilaberly-seen to sleep-hearn to snoreanddrcamed
of passing. Some say 'tis due to Uncle Benny's attack of rheuma­
tism from which he is suffering. Great wave of quietude sweeps
over Lhe sludent body. Faculty grin triumphantly.
Friday 26-
"Breathes there a man with soul so 1,wy,
Who never lo himself did say,
Let's sing and dance, e.xams arc pasl
And I have only flunked al last."
All join m the chorus:
"And 1 have only flunked at last."
Saturday 27-Dana Cushman, a former student, spent the week­
end visiting friends. She is teaching in Acme this winter.
Sunday, 28-Another Mann in the dorm-Robert, the younger
brother of Miss Mann. He will attend the high school during the
spring.
Monday 29-Miss Hutchinson gone lo l\londay Club--her chil- . ' dren lo lhe movies. All safe in bed when she returns.
Tuesday, 30 Regular work resumed. E\eryone has a little
schedule in his hand. Orville Smith and his little green cap joins ~ ~ g~
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§ Following it came the installalion of new officers and cabinet A 5 - - = ,ery impressive candle service was used. The honorary members = s were entertained al this meeting-. § - - - -§ Thursday, February 1-Ruth Straw: "Say kid, I jusl g-ol a 5
§ lot of new maps." E - - - -: Bessie Hoover: "Well, I wish you'd wear one." = 1
◄ § § - Friday, 2-Ground hog day-Was there a shadow? Freshman -I
farewell party for Virginia Tomlinson, who is leaving us to go to
l\IcMinmille. Girls in dorm entertain Eloine, Squire, Bob, Oscar
and Bob Mann at supper. The report is that il is a continuation or
l\Tonday night's celebration.
~ Saturday, 3-MysUcs allend movies in a body. E
Sundny, !-Grubb seen wandering around Eighlh and Walnut §
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,vilh Bessie Hoover out to see lhe sights around the cemetery. :
Monday, 6-0. A. C. Glee ('!uh concert, very fine; no one asked
to have money refunded.
Tuesday, 6-Bertha McCormick waves at l\lr. Madsen from bi­
ology window. Welcome, Bertha, into the ranks of the flirts.
Wednesday, 7-Dr. Franklin locked oul of his room. Ile shows
talent in opening doors-he might be a good can opener or nut
cracker.
Thursday, 8-Vesta takes pictures of gym girls-Kodak ruined.
Friday, 9-Valenline party given by Y. l\1. & Y. W. C. A. at dor­
mitory. Dave Martin was the only one successful in piercing the
big heart "Love." Many pocLq brought to light. Girls on social
committee cul classes to fix napkins and then forget to puss lhem.
Saturday, 10-Everyone docs his spring washing.
Sunday, 11-Nolhing but rain.
Monday, 12-Hair-breadth escape.
Three nearly loose lives.
Lost in jungles for nearly three hours.
Mrs. Mc real, Dorothy Miller and Oscar
tales of animals encountered in their rambles. DolJle tell th1illing §t~
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: o'clock today when the aforel'lai<I persons wandered from their
: home. 'Twas wonderful until the path was forever lost to sight.
- Deliverer appears in Corm of "Dol,1,in" and road regained. Anive
_ home and say never again. Tom obliges Doble and lakes Dena to
the lecture course.
'E Tuesday, 13-Contributors can think of nothing for this day. 1
~ = \ued11esdav. 14-l\Iiss Mann and a few others around school fa-
1 ~=== vore~ with b~1uliful valentines expressing the fond admiration of
Mme friend.
Thursdav, 15--Slalf meeting. Plans for papel' are successful.
-•~ The prospecls are brigh L for a fine one.
~_=-===:_ Fridav 16-Misses Hutchinson and Mann revenl the secrets of a : dope fiend' L,y means of movie to the Senior class. Spirits later 1·e-
vived lrv a nice supper.
N. 13.-Firsl obligalion paid l,uck.
''§ Saturday, 17-Huntei· casts aside his crutch and cane and can ~
now st.and alone. _ I' ;a
Sunday, 18-Easlon sta1-ts on trip to Poor House with crowd in
Ford. Arriveis al crossroads where he suddenly unlc,adi:1. Doble '= saves organ by allowing it to fall on him. obody hurt; all walk
back but Doble, who continues his way Lo the Poor Farro.
~ Monday, 19-1\liss Hutchinson bra, es it and leads chapel for _ >:: .:; first time in her history. :
~ Tuesday, 20-Consen·atory recital in lhe college chapel. Very
fine program and a big cl'owd to enjoy it. ~== ~
Wc-dnesday, 21-l\lystics entertain Student Body at colonial par- ~
- ty at the ho~1e of Helen Lee, everything l>eing suggestive of the
days of our forefathers. The boys did not appreciate the patches of
powder found on Prof. Madsen's and Pa Hodge's shoulders. 0th- -
erwise the evening was a grand success.
~ § Thursday, 22-Students celebrate lhis day by passing quietly
over il _
Friday, 23-Regular Student Body meeting. Spring in the air :
P,: -birds fl1;ng north. 5
~ §=====- Saturda)-, Z.1-Ilirds mistaken-snow covers the earth, also the ~
girls' beds al Tremont Hall. § -
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Budd Stover, Proprietor 1st Savings Bank Building
Dr. C. V. LITTLER I / I .J E B • ◄• ridgwater, M. D. =
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§ needs of the soldiers in the war stricken countrie~ of Europe. § .
§ Monday, 26-Class in musical appreciation has .a very inter~st- § = ing hour. Speer leaves for Sealtle lo work dunng the comrng =
§ sp1·ing and summer. Everyone Mrry to see "Spec" go and hopes he §
will be back to sec us soon. --
~ Tuesday, 27-Red Cross society formed. Great interest shown
in this organization.
Weclne~day, 28-Willamette Glee C'lub concert. Large crowd
presenl lo hear the interesting program.
• Thursday, March I-Student Body meeting. Football le~tel'S
11resented to boys at this time. As a further reward of m~nt, a
medal was prei-:enled lo Lewis Douj?"herly for fidelity and faithful­
ness. Louis JonC's delivel's the 01·ation.
Friday, 2-Freshman party at Tremont Hall, Dorothy Miller
hosle.c;s. Most of the Fl'cshies were in evidence.
= Saturday 3-Favornble prospects for a nice day tomorrow.
: Sunday, '1-Rain, perfect downpour! Everyone sits al home = about his fireplace.
- Mondav 5-ClifTord and Edna main topic of conve1·sation. "She
told me sl;~ was io be man;ecl 'fuC'sday." "Ye.c;, but she told me
Wednesday." "W11y, she told me it wasn't going to be for a week
yet." "Well, T just bet lhey were married yesterday." But the
boys who were on the porch that night can vouch lhal it took place
that night. Congratulations.
Tuesday, 6-Newlyweds have honeymoon at 8 o'clock classes.
-Prof. Madsen decides lo have flunk day. Repents and retul'ns fol' -
8 : 50 class. -
Wednesday, 7 Ilabberly cruelly snubbed when he wink1 at Sa-
-rah in sociology class. 1i== Thursday, 8-Dr. Hinson of Portland, gives a splendid talk in
chapel. We grC'aLly appreciate his being here and hope we shall
'i=_ be able lo ha\e him with us in chapel thruout his stay in Albany. _
Friday, 9--Surpi;se party on Gladys Chandler. A fine lime =
was reported by all lhose who altended. i
Saturday 10-Seth and l\lcOonald entertain their friends c ·n 5
at a dinner al lhe laller's home. A for the meat ask Squire-for =
the cheese ask Botts-for the jello ask Crampton-for anything _
else ask Bob and Oran. _ -
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E land in wrong house so after gazing at the Great Dane they pitter =,, 5 patter hack home. E 8 e :ia = :Monday, 12-C'at feerl re,iPwed on boa1·d. -= = I - - - - = Tuesday, 13-Parlez ,·ous still eating. §
- Wednesday, l4-D1·. While, lhe speaker at Y. W. C. A. this af- ~ 111
ternoon, giving an interesting talk on "How to Study the Bible." =~
Thursday, 16-The Girls' Glee Club makes its appearance. =1 ,! Si,, Very fine program well given. The "Cycle of Life" was especially E,
-interesting. 'Till Death do us Part" was perhaps the most popular :;)
_ numher. The wedding of Miss Katherine Livengood to E. Dysart ~-:~
_ Botts was realistically carried out when showers of rice descended :~
from the balcony. Great credit is ciue to Mrs. 1\TcNPal and Miss
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Friday, 16-Kutherine Lh ingood enlerlains the Mystics at a St.
Patrick's dinner and later at a movie party. It was an event long
to be remembered by the girls. Sp1'ing vacation begins. _ -SaLurday, 17-St. Patrick's greeti11gs. Seven foolish Mystics =
-~===­wnlk to Jefferson where they ,vere entertained at supper by Ma1·-
garet McDonald. Tn the evening they attended the concert given by
the A. H. S. orche. tra. The) returned on the 11 o'clock train, tired
but happy.
Sunday, 18-Boys leave for Mary's Peak. Owing to the inclem-
ency of the weather Squire got the rheumatism. -
Monday, rn to 26-Vacation week.
Tuesday, 27 -Miss Hopkins, student secreta1·y of the Y. W. C. A.
arriYes for her yearly visit wilh us. =
Wednesday, 28-Business and social meeting of the Y. W. C. A. ~
Thursday, 29-~Iisses fr\'ine and Mullenbach entertain cabinet
girls at tea in honor of Miss Hopkins. Eloine goes lo have her
shoes shined. Calamit~-she does not wear the right shoes. Speak­
ing of absent-minded people.
.F'1;day, 30-.F'il'st war notice sung in A. C. Many begin lo join
the local guard. Girls go lo Eug-ene for conference.
Satul'day, 31-Uoys of fire department have punk joke played
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El to school by 7 o'clock. Most people ran scarc<>ly get there at 8. E - - - - - - :: 'l'uesday 3-gveryone out to watch awkward squad in armory. : - - - - - - :: Wednesday, 4-Slewart and Martin sign in company here. 5 = = - -= Thursday, 5-Staff pictu1·es taken. Kenneth offers !us life as a = = = = sacrifice for the good of the cause. E
Friday, 6-Sludent body meeting. Squire gives farewell speech
-. to boys who may he called out nt any time.
Saturda,Y, 7-Doble leaves to join the navy. First one to lea,·c
:_====_===- our group. Girls sew on kits for the boys in local guard. The de-_ baters Margaret Gibson and Kenneth Phillips go to rewburg- to de-E
hate with Pacifiic College. Alt110 we lost we do not feel it was a =
disg1·accful defeat. --- _ Sunday, 8 -Senior girls have a dinner party for boys al Vesta
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Wednesday 11-Calendar well started. The fighL is on.
Thursday, 12-C'alcndar still main occupation.
Friday 13-Squire and IIunler receive calls and must lca,·c
Monday morning to report for duty in Bremerton.
- Saturday, 14-Mystics entertain for Squire and Hunter at
: Helen Lee's home. The supper and conversation were abo,·e the
~ ordinary. §1•·
_ Sunday, 15-Farewells bidden. They were ti·uly "Soldiers' ~==-
Farewells."
Monda~•, 16-Ev<>ryone up early and out to station to sec boys
c = off. ln evening many attend lecture by Mr. Ott on "Sour G1·a1 es."
Wednesday, 18-Y. W. entertained by Miss Mason. Miss Hutch­
inson gave an interesting talk on "The Life of Christ in Art."
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nounces plans for festivities.
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------Sunday, 22-Great excitement. Hunter and Squire pas~ th1:u
on way to San Francisco for training school. Very attractive 10
their blue middy suits.
Monday, 23-Art Jones in school again. Too short, too light.
Tuesday, 24-"Shorty" Myers offers a reward for U1e return of
his looking glass, lost yesterday.
Wednesday, 26-Tennis com-t clean-up begins- Everyone
comes to school with a hoe or rake. Bob Boetticher makes a record
for himself.
Thu1·sday, 26-SeveraJ college gil·ls out at station when H. S.
boys go thru, taking notes on how to bid good-bye to the boys.
Some very valuable information received.
Friday, 27--Student Body meeting. Oran Jenkins presides. O~­
ficers for coming year nominated. Oran Jenkins unaniJ110USly nomi­
naled p1·esident. Sophomores have breakfast together across river.
Uncle Benny's birthday celebration in chapel. The. platform
wreathed in "thorns and orange blossoms." Rocking cJ'lmr ~as the
seat of honor. Ladder of fame stood near. Gifts appropnate for
the occasion were spread about. on the table. Dr. LeC escorts the
favored one to platform. One by one Hazens return a11d the reward
promised is demanded. The festivities were brought to a close by a
fitting speech by the honor guest.
Monday, 30-Last plans completed for May day. Candy par­
ties in evidence. Maids put last ruffles on dresses.
Tuesday, May 1-"May Day bright" but we celebrated in the
armory. Everyone helps in the morning. Big crowd out to see
Marion crowned. All the dances and other features of progra~
well given. Pa Hodge buys candy and asks for a spoon f~r. it.
Much dishwashing in kitchen necessitated by big crowd re~ai~mg
for supper. Cleo Jenkins star dishwasher, Katherine his ~-ig~t
hand. Big bonfire across the rive1· closes festivities. Pa again m
evidence-a fusser loo. All come back in time to meet 11 o'clock
train to see Art Jones go thru to 'Frisco.
Wednesday, 2-Smith leaves us lo join navy. Soo·Y to _see him
go so soon after joining us. Little more work done on tenms court.
Thursday, 3-Miss Laughlin speaks in chapel. BoY5 go to get
bleachers for circus in gym.
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§ Clausen's. A fine lurgc time was reported by all the illustrious 5 - -: members of the class. = - - - -§ SaLurday, 5-Circui; is here i11 full force. Clowns, animals, pea- § = nuts, candy all in e, idence. Seth distinguishes himself thru his §
high dive. Paul Dawson, alias Rundown, SU<"::C<'dS in raisin' 2,000
lbs. from lhe floor. Financially lhe circus was not a great success
-hul in olher ways il was unsu1·passed. -
Sunday, 6-Everyone recovering from the circus. Usual
"morning after" effects seen on many a person.
Tues<lay, 8-Farewell lunch l?iven for Mr. Madsen, all Lhc fac-
ulty and students participating in thi~ occasion. A gentle ( ?) hint -
:;: was gi,·en lhe faculty to adJourn lo the kit<.hen-neeclless Lo say ;;
to wash Lhe dishes. The students held a special Student Bod~ -
meeting to decide on Flunk Day. Later the chief dishwashers posed =
for a picture. n:,·eryone back on time for 1 o'clock classes. Al 11 ;;
P. 1\l. another reception was held to see l\lr. l\ladsen off for '1''risco.
We are anlicipaling welcoming back LietHenant Mad!'len in Sep-=
_ tember to gi\'e military training- lo our raw recruits.
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§ e = = :·S : = Wednesday, 9-Misses Irvine and Mullenbach entertain Y. W., E
E the Senior girls being U1e honored guests. Mabel Clausen, the col-i
·,~ lege poetess, composed the follo\ving for the occasion: =
~ Senior Farewell. §
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Followed soon by summer,
When all the world doth sing.
So the days go gliding,
And F1·eshman yea.1· is past, :
Then Sophomore and Junior -
With Senior year the last. _
And now that they are g-oing -
From oul our col)ege halls E
We'll miss them in the classes E
With the returning fall;
But mostly in Y. W. -
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And now one word in closing, ' E
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R 5 Is my heartiest wish to you."
0==5 - Thursday, 10-Al G. Barnes' circus in town. Helen, Berenice
1==2_ and Florence make great hit with calliope player. Even went with- =-=
out their lunch to spend the time there. Bob Boetticher nearly
_ falls captive lo circus lady's smile lo the extent of joining clown E
= band. ~alendar committee remain up until 3 A. X. thinking of the E
-cule thmgs the 1·est had done. All mistakes in names and dates E
due to lateness of hour. _
:-=~=== Friday, 11-Flunk Day-rainy, but all good Oregonians go ==
anyway. Swings, flying Dutchmen and eats prevail. Big time by
everybody and faculty enjoy vacation.
11 ! Friday, 25-Recital given by Miss Lillean Dunn of the Conserv- :
~tory assisted by the ensemble class of which she is a member. She §_
is a very talented girl and gave a program of more than usual in-= te1--est. : - -
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E E!i - - - - - -5 IS THE PLACE WHERE YOU SHOULD GO. §10 § =~ = 510 .. ~ REASONS: §r~
F= Eb It = 1.-lt will cost you less. E,□
pE §~ ~ § 2.-Is easily reached from any direction. = ~
~;= 3.-Has abundant opportunities for self-help. =
~j~ 4.-Offers superiot· advantages in college study and music. ~ ~Ii = 5.-Has many churches, with some one of which you can easily § - - - - = affiliate. = - -5 6.-Has excellent facilities in its scientific laboratories. s - - - -§ 7.-Has unusual library advantages. §
= d = = 8.-ls the greatest transfer point in the state, outside of Portlan . = - = 9.-Has a choice student body and well equipped faculty. -
: 10.-Is small enough to give one a chance, and large enough to offer
every facility for first-class work in regular college lines. ~= 11.-Its graduates hold high responsible positions, and are among
the best people on the coast. _
12.-Makes special provision for character development. :
13.-0ffers to music pupils the use of nine pianos, and is located in a : - =
:--town of five pipe organs.=====:;~===_ 14.-Has two dormitories, one for young men, one for young ladies.
15.-Has splendid football teams, basketball learns, and other ath-
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16.-College students have free membership in the city Y. M. C. A.,
,__ ~ with all privileges of gymnasium, shower baths, reading room, etc. __
Write for more reasons.
; Fffty-second year open, September 15, 1917. 1_1;
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§ A's. with sermon by Rev. Clinton J. Green, of Corvallis. 5 - - 1- -: Monday, 11---3 :00-5 :00 P. M., president's reception at nis home. : S 7 :00 P. M., Senior class day exercises on campus. § = = = Tuesday, 12-11 :00 A. l\'I., annual meeting of the Board of Trus-= - - = tees; 5 :30 P. M., Faculty and Trustees' luncheon, Tremont Hall; =
-:=:=:==:~= 8 :00 P. M., annual commencement concert. :=_====_=~: Wednesday, 13-10 :00 A. M., commencement day address of
the graduating class by Rev. G. L. Clal'k, of La Grande, Oregon.
Conferring of diplomas and degrees. 6 :00 P. M., alumni reunion
and dinner. Senior class bids farewell to their Alma Mater. - ---------·----- - = - = § ; = RULES OF CONDUCT FOR LIBRARY. = - ---- -! Sit where you please and with whom you please, except your be-!
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Make as much noise as possible when walking about; lhis will - - show you are perfectly at ease. -When something funny happens, doll't subdue your mirth. Mer-
-riment, is good fo.r the digestion. : - -When looking for books or magazines, take as many off the shelf = - - as necessary and leave on tables--a book misplaced is a book lost. = - -- Never put the O1·egonian on the shelf. Professors Madsen and : - - : Kent wish to have it handy. =
~ When you wish to talk, speak loud enough to be heard over the :
=:==:-=-~-entfre rnom. It isn't polite to whisper in the pi-esence of others. -==== __ ;;-
- When you talce a Hazen out of the libra1·y, don't bring it back
inside of three weeks, and be sure to leave no slip. Keeping account
of loan slips makes unnecessary work for the Jil,raria11.
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- - - - - - - - - - - - - - = If you wish to reserve books that are in demand, leave them in = - - § table drawers or new paper rooms. § - - - - § Ilazin' is positively forbidden in the library. § - -E Making cartoons of prominent men and other caricalures is to = = = = be encouraged. = ·= = - - = If you hide a Hazen in the library, please cover it up well. The = - - E Student Body needs the 1·ewards offered. ~-
Silting on the chairs is tolerated, though we advise that tables =
When anything is upset, laugh. It helps to subdue the anger of
members of the faculty. -:_= be used instead. ======
- Don't allow the "squeak" of the library door to interrupt your
-conversation. Speak faster in order to finish befoi-e you are re- -
quested to stop. =
Never look for the Oregonian before chapel as the librarian ar-
-rives late and desires lo censor it.c; contents before placing it on
the shelf.
_ When conversing with members of the faculty in regard to li-
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