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OAK LEAVES 1029 Board of Trustees Officers of the Board 1928-1929 H. L. Toney . . . President O. P. Coshow . . . Vice President Walter P. Dyke .Secretary Charles H. Kopf . . . . Treasurer MEMBERS Leonard W. Riley, D. D., Ex-Officio.McMinnville Members for Three Years Ending June, 1929 Dr. Raymond B. Culver (Alumni Rep.) . McMinnville Mahlon H. Day .Portland Walter P. Dyke.Forest Grove Rev. Stanley A. Gillet .Boise, Idaho Walter T. Jenks . Salem Rev. Jacob Kratt, D. D.Portland F. G. Leary.Portland Mrs. F. E. R. Linfield .Portland Irving E. Miller, Ph. D.Bellingham, Wash. Members for Three Years Ending June, 1930 J. H. Carstens. Hon. O. P. Coshow L. E. Latourette Rev. W. A. Shanks. L. S. Hopfield (Alumni Rep.) 204 Wilcox Bldg. Rev. C. L. Trawin, D. D. A. L. Veazie. Rev. T. J. Villers, D. D. J. F. Watson, D. D. Yakima, Wash. .Salem Portland Boise, Idaho Portland . Eugene .Portland .Portland . Seattle, Wash. Members for Three Years Ending June, 1931 Marshal N. Dana . Portland Rev. John R. George. Spokane, Wash. Dr. Olof Larsell . Portland Rev. C. O. Johnson, D. D.Tacoma, Wash. B. W. Strong.Roscburg Carey Tilbury. McMinnville H. L. Toney (Alumni Rep.) . McMinnville Rev. J. L. Whirry . McMinnville Rev. O. C. Wright, D. D.Portland
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President Riley’s Message (JTIT HERE is a peculiar pleasure attached to the writing of this annual message for Oak Leaves. To dream dreams is one thing; to realize their fulfillment is something vastly different. Those who have lived on our campus during this year have seen an accomplishment toward which much prayer and labor have been di¬ rected for many years past. Indeed, more money has been spent for new equipment and improvements on the campus in this one year than in all the previous seventy years of the life of the college put together. Beautiful, stately Melrose Hall! This generation of students will never forget the thrills they have experienced during its construction and dedication. Moreover, as it stands completed and furnished it is even beyond all our expectations. It is “the last word” in its type of construction! The Chapel with its pipe organ, its comfortable seats, its projection room and beautiful draperies; the commodious, attractive class rooms; the well equipped, spacious laboratories, and the well-designed administrative offices lend a dignity and a charm appealing to the eye and rejoicing to the heart. The new driveways and walks, “pictures in concrete,” winding through our state¬ ly oaks and firs and around our various buildings; our new heating plant with its permanent system of insulated steam pipes; our new athletic field, thoroughly drained and carefuly graded with board walks leading thereto,—all these, too, will make this year one long to be remembered. The grubbing out of the old stumps and underbrush; the trimming up of the oaks and firs; the discing and grading of the north portion of the campus preparatory to seeding and planting;—these too will provide pleasant memories in the years to come. There has meanwhile been a very substantial increase in the income-bearing en¬ dowment funds and the total assets of the institution, the former now standing at $876,103.26 and the latter a $1,416,569.51. The scholasic and spiritual interests of the college have not been neglected, as the revision of our courses of study and the meetings of Dr. Allyn K. Foster and Reverend Charles A. Carman attest. Thus hath the Lord richly blessed us. We have every reason to press forward in the good work, knowing that He who hath already bestowed so bountifully will provide for all our future needs as they arise and as we prove ourselves worthy of them. Our Aim; To make Linfield “The Greatest Light in the Pacific Northwest 10
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