Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1917-01-16
POLK TO FORE At ''u'
TWELVE STUDENTS PROMINENT
IN VARIOUS ACTIVITIES.
Bill" Snyder Banqueted at Eugene
Upon Return From Star Game
Against Pennsylvania

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product and star guard on the Uni
versity of Oregon football team wa
one OF the guests of honor at ban
quet given at the Hotel 0sburl Wed
nesday night by the Eugene Chambe
oil Commerce to the varsity eleven
his is the third year for the DALI.
man on the Oregon team. He We.
chosen all-northwest guard at The
close Of the present season. Snyder
played throughout the game at Pasa
dena against the Pennsylvania team
Mr.. Snyder is doing work in the
School Of Commerce here in the uni
versity. He is a member of the Beta
Theta Phi Fraternity.
Four of the students from Polk
county are seniors in the university
and are candidates for the B. A. de-
gree. One, H. E. Barnhart, will grad
nate from the law school.
Lucien p Arant, junior from
Monmouth, is doing reporting on the
Eugene Daily Guard. During his
three years in the university he has
spent a large part of his time doing
feature writing for the Portland pa
pers. He has also worked on the Ore
gon Emerald, the tri-weekly paper
published by the students. Mr.. Arant
is majoring in the School of Com
merce, but has also done considerable
work in the departments of econoni7
les and journalism.
II. E. Barnhart is a senior in the
Law school. He received his A. B.
at Dallas before entering the uni
versity, and last year he received his
M. A. Mr.. Barnhart will be one Of
the first students to be graduated
from the Law school since its resi-
dence here in Eugene. At the organi-
zation of Delta Theta Phi, a national
honorary law fraternity last year,
Mr.. Barnhart was elected Dean Of
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the local chapter. Although his home
is at Falls City, he has spent much
of his time at Dallas and Monmouth
during the last few years.
Estley Farley is a sophomore and
another Dallas man. He is taking
major work in the School of Com
merce. During his two years in the
university he has taken an active in
terest in athletics. Baseball and bas-
ketball have received most of his at
tention, Last. year he played for
ward on the freshman team. ThiS
year he is manager of the sophomore
team and is on the varsity squad. In
a game recently with the Oklahoma
State Normal team, which is making
q two months tour of the Pacific
coast, Farley played forward during
The last half of the game.
Joe Bell is a senior from Rickreall
and is majoring in education. This is
only his second year in the university
as he had some work in the State
Normal at Monmouth before coming
here. Mr.. Bell has taken an active
part in the work of the University
Y. M. C. A. and is at the present time
vice-president of that organization
as well as having charge of the bible
study work. He is also doing reading
work in the extension department in
The university. Mr.. Bell intends to
finish his education in one of the east
ern universities.
Frank Campbell, is senior ma.
ioring in zoology. He was captain OF
the varsity soccer team this year. de
has also taken an active interest IN
class basketball.
Harry Lynch is a senior from POLK
county, Just across the river from Sa-
em. He is majoring in mathematics.
Mae Lynch, his sister, is also a Sc
Nor majoring in mathematics. Miss
[ynch is secretary of the Oregon
club. an organization of all OF the
non-fraternity students in the uni
Tersity.
Miss Delilah Mcdaniel is a mem
her of the Delta Delta Delta So
rority and her home is Riekreall- She
!. mioring in German, and takes an
active interest in Y. W. c. A. work.
Ever Boyer is freshman from
Riekreall. He is majoring in educa-
lion. Elmer Boyer, a junior is from
Bethel, and is also majoring in edu-
cation.
Hussel Quisenberry is junior from
Monmouth. He is a member Of the
,aryity hand, and is maiOring in eco