Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-06-06
FIFTEEN W.S.C. men
GOING TO SEABECK
Every College ia Northwest to Be
Represented

Washington State Is to be we'll
represented at the conference for
students of the Northwest held at
Seabeek June 1923, under the man
agement of the Y. NJ. G. A. Six men,
Wendell Brown, Nelson Lytle, Nor
man Howton, Chan J. Kim, Andrew
Void, Norman Sanju and Howard
Lisle, have completed arrangements
to attend and at least 20 others are
making every effort to join the
gang, Eldon Jenne, Frank Douglas,
Phil Griesinger, Hank Loren, and
Merrill Davis will hold up the repu-
tation of Washington State in ath-
letics. Lee Dunlap will keep the
score and bring gack the report, and
the shouting will be done by such
boosters as George Krouse, Markley
Glenn King, Pfeiffer, Merrick, Van
Amburg, Franzen, H. Roberts, Siler
Stocking, Richey, G. Hill, Beeman,
+. Roberts, Rufus Schnebly, r. B.
Stone, Cleaver and Klemgard.
A very pretty and tasty luncheon
was given in Ferry Hall Thursday
noon by Miss Handy for men who
wanted to go to Seabeck this year.
After dinner speeches were given by
Paul Van Nice, Jervis Fulmer, and
the conference last year. Nelson
Lyle and Andrew Void, who are go
ing thisc year, also made short talks.
Frank Douglas helped send off the
track team by leading in college yells
and carried the same pep into en-
thusiasm for Seabeck with the yell:
Washington State, Seabeck! Wash
ington State, Seabeck, We're going,
BY HECK"
Student Body Presidents TO Meet
Mr.. Hodges, president OF the Asso-
ciated Students of the University of
1 Washington, has called upon the
presidents of other institutions in the
Northwest to attend a conference of
presidents be held simultaneously
with the general conference of stu
dents at Seabeck. The students of
the University of Oregon replied by
deciding to send their president as
an official representative and pay his
expenses. President Kerr of o. A.
c. responded by guaranteeing that
the expenses of their president would
be paid and several of the smaller
schools will be represented by their
student presidents.
Over 200 Students of Northwest to
Attend
The University of Washington
leads with so men already signed up
to go to the summer conference. u.
of O. and Willamette will send 80
each, o. A. C. and McMinnville each
have 10 signed up to go, and there
will be from three TO II men from
Chemawa Indian, Pacific College,
Philomath College, Reed College, AL
hany, University of Oregon Medical,
College of Puget Sound, University
of Idaho, Spokane University, and
Cushman College.
The annual summer conference at
Seabeck offers large field in which
the college student has an opportun-
ity to broaden his outlook on life.
Not only will he meet scores of col
lege students from every institution
in the Northwest but will come in
touch with many college presidents,
faculty members and leaders in every
walk of life. The college student
that attends the conference at Sea-
beck will return with his view of life
broadened considerably. He will
gain new ideas from others, and they
in turn will gain something from
him. 1t will be great clearing
house of ideas and friendships and
will be of inestimable value to the
well-rounded education of the col
lege man.