East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-12-17

Q resent pendieton, among whom are
8 Alta Mentzer, daughter OF Mrs. NJ, Il,
Ment1cr, and Hazel strain. daughter
) OF G. +, strain who is widely known
( rs oregons most famous assessor,
= Miss MentZer is secretary OF the juni-
or class manager OF the women's ath-
letic association, editor OF the women's
athletic department OF the 1921 Bca-
yer. and member OF the varsity
basketball team. She has been chosen
as member Of the new physical ed |
ucation fraternity that is TO be in 1
stalled ON the campus In n short time 1
Hazel Strain is secretary OF the |
lWomen's League. the big association
to which every woman in the college
belongs, She was also recently elect
ed vice-president of the recently or
ganized Eastern Oregon club and is
corresponding secretary of Sigma
Kappa sorority of which both she and
Miss Mentzer are members. Miss
Strain has served ON a number of inn
portant committees this term among
which was the refreshment commit
tee of the annual coed ball, of which
she was chairman.
Miss Leta Agee, Junior in physical
education, is also from 'Pendleton.
With Miss Mentzer she went to the
University of California as an in
structor in gymnasium work last sum-
mer school. Miss Agee made varsity
basketball squad and will also make
the physical education fraternity.
Elsie Robinson, junior in music, is an
other Pendleton girl who has made
good at o. a. c. Miss Robinson is
member of Madrigal, the girls glee
club. of which the membership is
competitive. Miss Roginson has also
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department to act as living model at
the big fashion show which that de-
partment is giving in conjunction with
others. She is a member of Sigma
Kappa sorority.
Hampton Club Secretary.
Thomas Eugene Hampton, son of r.
r. Hampton, prominent rancher near
Pendleton, is secretary OF the mems
glee club. Tho 16 members OF this
organization were chosen in n series
OF competitive tryouts from over 75
applicants. A tour is being planned
for the glee club soon after the be-
ginning of the second quarter. Hamp-
ton was . member of the 1921 Vigl-
lance committee. the organization
which has charge of freshman train
ing. and is n member of Lambda Chi
Alpha fraternity. Another we'll
known fraternity man from Pendle-
ton is Charles Russell, member of
Alpha Tau Omega. Russell was a
member of the 1920 Vigilance COM
mittee and is a member of Varsity o
association, having won his letter in
track. He is a junior and is regis
tered in agriculture.
Miss Jean Folsom. sophomore in
physical education, is secretary of the
Women's Athletic association. She is
pledged to Sigma Kappa sorority.
Blanche Furnish, freshman in music, d
is pledged to Alpha Chi Omega soror-
ity. Marjorie Ireland also a We'll
known Pendleton girl is registered for
the first time this year in commerce,
and Maxine Schrmsher is also a fresh
man in commerce.
War Hero is Freshman.
Among the men who are entering
for the first time are C. G.. Brown, an
eX-service man who was wounded
while in action and received the hom-
age of every heart in Pendleton when
he was welcomed home. Brown has
been pledged to Kappa Sigma frater-
nifty. Ralph Hargett, freshman in
pharmacy, and Frank Embusk, fresh
man in commerce, both served as cap
tains of the big rook bonfire COM
mittee. Hargett is a pledge to Kappa
Psi, national pharmacy fraternity.
Others from Pendleton include AL
fred Koeppen, freshman in pharmacy.
Edwin Strahorn, freshman in COM
merce. Lloyd B. Montgomery, fresh r
man in agriculture, John w. Crow,
special in agriculture, Elwin d. Sci
bert, freshman in mechanical engi-
leering and member of Alpha Pan
Oelphian society. James Roy Furnish.
sophomore in agriculture and member -
If Kappa Sigma fraterniay, and Mar
orie Ireland, major in music.
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