Linfield College - Oak Leaves Yearbook (McMinnville, OR)

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1932 Dedi ication To Mr. Charles H. Kopf, ivho has so capably served the college in the difficult position of treas¬ urer, in whose loyalty and integrity we have abso¬ lute confidence, whose friendship is a privilege and whose wit is an inspiration, at the close of his fifteenth year o] service, we sincerely dedicate this twelfth issue of the Oak Leaves. O A K L E A V E S