Linfield College - Oak Leaves Yearbook (McMinnville, OR)

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Leaves '3LL 1 History of the Class of '54 1930-1931 President ...,, ,..,..,.... .,... H o mer XValtz Vice President ,... ,.......... F red Good Secretary-Treasurer . , , . . Suzanne McReynolds Sergeant-at-Arms ,.,.,.,....,...,..,.. Leslie Barklow HE Class of' l 934 has been one of the outstanding classes ever graduated from the college. lt was the largest Freshman class of Linfield College up to that time. The Freshmen were enthusiastic about every type of activity found on our campus and participated in music, forensic, journalistic and athletic activities. In football Dick Barklow and Chris Christensen won honorable mention on the all-conference team. Claradee Grover won the pennant for having straight A grades in her Fresh- man year. 1931-1932 President ..,.. ........... . . . Ronald Lovely Vice President . , . ,..... Anne Sitton Secretary , . , . , . . Frances Hoffman Treasurer .....,.,....,........,..... Manila Light ITH the defeat of the Freshmen in the traditional annual contest of fall events the Sophomore year started, and our numerals appeared on the grand stand. Many Sophomores took part in various school activities, including dramatics, athletics, college publications, and forensics 'with much success. Roy Beadle edited the Linfield Review. The class play, A Lucky Break , was the outstanding event of our Sophomore year. Eleven Sophomore girls had the honor of carrying on the tradi- tion of the D. O. T.'s in reminding the freshman girls to wear the green and obey up- perclasswomen. 1932-1933 President ,.,... ............,...,.. R aymond Shank Vice President ......,....,,......,,.. Florence Macy Secretary .......,....,..,........ Evelyn Harrington Treasurer ' .,.......,..,.,..,,..,.,.... Roy Beadle HE Junior year dawned with some new members, but the absence of some of our former class mates was regretted. Even though the class was small, one of our members, Florence Macy, while associate editor of the Oak Leaves, won first place in Oratory in the annual Invitational Forensic Tournament, and later went to the Pi Kappa Delta Regional Convention in Bozeman, Montana. Tom Page won second place in the State Peace Contest and also entered the All-Western Pi Kappa Delta Tournament in Stockton, California. Louis Scoble ,was editor.of the Linfield Review. Leslie Stewart was one of Linfield's stellar athletes. Not only the Junior class but the entire student body was saddened by the tragic death of Robert A Thomson Bob was respected and loved by all who knew him He held the office of President of the Junior Class in the fall Several members of the class made Alpha Psi Omega national dramatic fraternity and others entered activities in all fields The annual entertainment of the Senior class by the Junior class took the form of a picnic and a grand time was had by all Oct 6 33 All College Mix in gym V , v y l l , . , v 1 1 ' --U-'-1'-M wa' Q--fygffg. ..-.s - a ., , 4 , , F .L Y,..v..,.,.. ... . . ,...,...-,...-,...a. .. 1, ,, . r,..,, was is., fa,-F..-in ,.v.A...,. ,.

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1,--W-W' . i i W., N-1 4, .. .swam 5 ZL, P, 'A 5: D 'C Oak Leaves 'gm O 12' l 5 President ..... . ..... .. Barnes Rattey .......... Vice President Cummins Hessemer F. Bird ' E. MacRae Gasser O. Lewellen Culver McMahon C. Dodson .T. Baker R. Baker Boling 1 ' R. Rieder M. Rieder Nobach Westall Ranken C. Miller E Larson Laughlin W. Moore Li umors ' iii E URING the past school year the Class of '35 has sought to uphold the traditions fi of Linfield College. The Juniors started off with a bang participating in ' the All-College Mix and serving the lunch. Many third year students have taken part in athletics, forensics, dramatics, journalism, and music. Wilbert Moore edited the bi- li monthly college paper, Richard Blandau took first in men's oratory at the Annual Invitational Forensic Tournament held here at Linfield, and Bob Cummins and Floyd Lewis represented the college at the Pi Kappa Delta National Forensic Tournament in Oct, 7, '33, Linfield wins over Pacific Lutheran 19-6 -.....W T , T.- ,. W.. ., .......,... N. a.,,W-'N 'V :ff - ' ' V 'F MTW fI'L:.ffJ4L,:: ,..4g::.,L,,::, .' LLJLZQ3. .g.hL.a,.,...rt:.'Q, .a15..nv:fg Ei I 1?