Linfield College - Oak Leaves Yearbook (McMinnville, OR)

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{Board of trustees Officers of the Board 1929-1930 H. L. Toney . President C P Coshow . Vice-President alter P. Dyke . Secretary C harles H. Kopf . Treasurer MEMBERS Leonard W. Riley, D. D., Ex-Officio . McMinnville Members for Three Years Ending June, 1930 J. H. Carstens, Orchardist and Real Estate .Yakima, Wash. Hon. O. P. Coshow, Chief Justice of Supreme Court . Salem L. S. Hopfield, Alumni Representative . Portland Rev. . A. Shanks, Superintendent Convention Missions . Boise, Idaho L. E. Latourette, City Attorney . Portland Rev. C. L. Trawin, I). I)., Pastor Baptist Church .. Fresno, California A. L. Veazie, Lawyer .... Portland Rev. T. J. Yillers, I). D., Pastor First Baptist Church . Portland J. F. V atson, I). I)., Superintendent Convention Missions .Seattle, Wash. Members for Three Years Ending June, 1931 Marshall N. Dana, Associate Editor Oregon Journal . Portland Rev. C. O. Johnson, I). I)., Pastor First Baptist Church . Tacoma, Wash. Dr. Olof Larsell, Professor Medical School, University of Oregon . Portland B. W. Strong, Banker . Roseburg C’arey Tilbury, Merchant . . McMinnville H. L. Toney, Banker and Alumni Representative . McMinnville Rev. J. L. Whirry, Convention Missionary . McMinnville Rev. F. W. Wightman, Superintendent Convention Missions . Spokane, Wash. Rev. O. C. Wright, I). I)., Superintendent Convention Missions ... Portland Members for Three Years Ending June, 1932 Dr. Raymond B. Culver, Northzvest Secretary Y. M. C. A., Alumni Rep., Portland Mahlon H. Day, Life Insurance . Portland Walter P. Dyke, Lawyer . Forest Grove W. W. Hostetler, Business Man . McMinnville Walter T. Jenks, Wholesale Merchant . Salem Rev. Jacob Kratt, I). D., Pastor First German Baptist Church .. Portland F. G. Leary, Contractor . Portland Mrs. F. E. R. Linfield .. Portland Irving E. Miller, Ph. D., Professor State Normal . Bellingham, Washji . m

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One morning the Yamhill Indians awoke to find a group of Warm Spring Indians encamped cn the hill above them. They sent messengers demanding the surrender of Tyami, beautiful princess, who had been lest by them when a child. The Yam- hills refused because she brought good luck to their tribe. That night the braves of the two tribes met under a large cak to hold a council of war. Suddenly a voice from above spoke, warning them not to fight but to settle the matter peaceably. They believed it to be the spirit of the tree speak¬ ing and fled. Ever afterwards the tree was called “The Oracle Oak.”

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LEONARD WILLIAM RILEY, President. A. B. Denison University, 1894 ; graduate The Colgate- Rochester Divinity School, 1897 ; D. D., Denison University, 1909. President of Linfield College since 1906. Page 10