Linfield College - Oak Leaves Yearbook (McMinnville, OR)

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The Siwash Indians, who lived at the foot of Nea-Kah-Nie say that years ago at the break of a stormy day they saw a great red-winged ship sail into Treasure Cove. Her treas¬ ure, an iron-bound chest of gold, was buried at the south side of the mountain. The bearded sailors killed and buried above it a giant negro, to whose ankle was fastened a chain of gold. Later the ship was wrecked, but the spirit of the negro still keeps guard over the treasure, buried as it is at the foot of Nea-Kah-Nie. Every year he rises dancing to the clank of his fetters over the spot of his burial and disappears into the sea again. Page 18

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Frieda Close McCoy William Henry Sielk FRIEDA CLOSE McCOY. Physical Director for Women. Graduate Oregon Normal School, 1918; A. B., Reed College, 1921; student Oregon State Agricultural College, 1923, 1924 ; summer 1926; graduate work, summer 1929. Physical Director for Women, Linfield College, since 1929. WILLIAM HENRY SIELK, Physical Director for Men. B. B. A., University of Washington, 1923; graduate student University of Washington, summers of 1923, 1924, 1926, and 1927. Physical Director, Linfield College, since 1928. Grace Althtea Page Sabra L. Nason GRACE ALTHEA PAGE. Director of College Commons, Linfield College, since 1917. SABRA L. NASON, Librarian. B. L., Carleton College, 1900 : University of Illinois Library School, 1906, 1907 ; Organizer and Administrator in Libraries, 1908-1929. Librarian, Linfield College, since 1929. Student Assistants Kenneth Derby in Biology Fred Ketch in Chemistry H arvey Pierson, Russel Hollinshead, and Robert Weaver in Physical Education Sarah Miriam Davies in Secretarial Training

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