Linfield College - Oak Leaves Yearbook (McMinnville, OR)

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OAK LEAVES Published by ASSOCIATED STUDENTS of LINFIELD COLLEGE

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Zforeword C HE days of the college year of 1929-30 are blend¬ ing with those of the Indian into the past. The glory of the Indian is now revisioned bx tales from the lips of a few hoary pioneers and frontiersmen who struggle with their memories to recall adventures and names of the old-time comrades. IT hen today and tomorrow have faded into the past, perhaps you too will relate the glories of this college year, but there will be no struggle for bygone adven¬ tures and names. Instead you will gratefully turn to this, your Year-Book, and as you gaze upon its pages you will live again the nearly forgotten days, and travel again the familiar paths. As you follow the long winding trail over the fulls of life into your land of tomorrow, may this 1930 Oak Leaves mean to you — Linfield! •