Linfield College - Oak Leaves Yearbook (McMinnville, OR)

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Swariz Swearinger Sword Tienhaara Verment Voigt Walker E. Walker K. Walker Wardin White W. White Wilder Wiley JACK SWARTZ Bus. Acl., Everett, Wn. ELWYN SWEARINGER Science, Drain LINNEA SWORD Lit., New York, N. Y. JEAN TIENHAARA Bus. Ad., Everett, Wn. ARTHUR VERMENT P. E., Weshaort FRANK VOIGT Bus. Ad., Seattle, Wn. ELDON L. WALKER Pre. Med., McMinnville ELDON W. WALKER P. E., Sweet Home KEITH WALKER Bus. Ad., McMinnville HOWARD WARDIN Bus. Ad., McMinnville PATRICIA WHITE English, Prineville WILLIAM WHITE Math., Everett, Wn. HARRISON WILDER Physics, Salem KENNETH WILEY Physics, Newberg pp ' l fl 7 gum add eaen Zeafmcag many Zim -- aim 27

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Powers Rolph Schmalz Seeley Shupp Springer Rands Rea Sanders Schilperoorf Schroeder Scofield Shaffer Shapland Sion l Smalley Starkey Sfead WALTER POWERS Chemistry, Waco, Texas RALPH RANDS English, Rigby, Idaho DONOLD REA Social Sci., Portland JESSE ROLPH Bus. Acl.,Newberg BONNIE SANDERS Soc., Medimonf, Idaho DOROTHY SCHILPEROORT English, Wapafo, Wn. ROBERTA SCHMALZ Speech-Eng., Sandy LEROY SCHROEDER Math., Salem ROBERT SCOFIELD P. E., McMinnville JOHN SEELEY P. E., Silverton ALBERTA SHAFFER Music, Bremerton, Wn. JOHN SHAPLAND Bus. Ad., Poriland PATRICIA SHUPP P. E., Centralia, Wn. LANDIS SION P. E., Dayton MAXINE SMALLEY Bus. ACL, McMinnville NORMAN SMITH Inferdeparlmenlal, Marysville, Wn. SHIRLEY SPANGLER Social Sci., Billings, Mont. KENYON SPRINGER Math., Seattle, Wn. FRANK STARKEY Education, Beloit, Kan. RUTH STEAD Lit., Sheridan BRUCE STEWART Math., Tacoma, Wn. ELLEN STONE Biology, McMinnville Smith Spangler Stewart Slone

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CL 'Officers of The Junior class: Celia Haynes, secretary, Jim Harvey, executive council representative, Paul Carter, president, and Char- lotte McDonald, vicespresident. SS UFfH1l1 The first all-school dance held on the Linfield campus was sponsored two years ago by the class of 1950 and this energetic group has held fast to its ideal of progres- sive activity. Members of the Iunior class are busily engaged participating in and leading organizations in all phases of co1- lege life. Since its Freshman year, when it began as the largest class in the history of Linfield, the class of 150 has diminished in quantity but the quality remains. Some of its former members have managed to crowd a four year program of courses in three years and graduate in 1949. One of the outstanding members of the class of 1950, Carolyn Sjolander, died suddenly on Ianuary 19, leaving a vacant place in the drama depart- ment, Junior class, and in the hearts of her friends. A few of the representatives of the class who have received recognition of their achievements are Walter Bishop, Editor of the Oak Leaves, Phyllis Holman, orator, lim Hartzell, superior executive ability, Mary Bea Hill, dramatic talent, Arnold Huntley, football, Luther Fleming, baseball pitcher, Neil Abrahamson, high point man on the Linfield basketball team, and Bob Hammond, star guard on the VVildcat team.