Linfield College - Oak Leaves Yearbook (McMinnville, OR)

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Gill? IACCIVGS 13 History of the Class of '35 193 1-193 2 President ....,. ,.... ..... . . . John Deveraux Vice President , . . ..., Margaret Toney Secretary ...... , . . Eleanor Hessemer Treasurer .......,,.....,,......,..., Victor McKee N the fall of 1931 ninety-three freshmen entered Linfield college-a record class at that time. These green ribboned women and green capped men were active on the campus. They participated in athletic events, pep staff, dramatics, Linfield Review, Oak Leaves, forensics, glee club work and in orchestra. This class was also socially inclined having a class party and picnic in that year. 1932-1933 President ...,.. ,.., R obert Rieder Vice President ..,. . . . Philip Durham Secretary .,.. . . ,, Olive Lewellen Treasurer ...,........,.,.,..... ,,.. M inna Rattey Members offthe Sophomore class took active part in Linfield affairs. They led many of the Student Christian groups, headed several committees, and were prominent in the fall all-college mix. The Sophomore play 'Call of the Banshee was under the capable direction of Miss May Chalfant. Students were active in forensics, the publica- tion of the Oak Leaves and The Linfield Review, dramatics, athletics and two were on the pep staff, V D042 O 1933-1934 is TW is 51751 - 514 Lrg? 1- gp 305 Q16-7?3,4,9 .,...,..... . . , Roy Barnes 65:2 K Ll'-Ns' X ,-A liimgirffcrbt .bag .,.. .,.. M inna Rattey f- X if Secretaggl . ........ . . . Margaret Toney 075 Q Q Sglmsg, Tgeasprgf Az2,t.,i ........,.......,. Maud Miner : 1 D - , X 1- - C, u LV- Q, gflrimlfgfd nior yhhrfgglaggof 1935 participated in dramatics, forensics, ath- Vr D 5 o Gi ities, nd clam heilclassgzv iiithe cup offered for the best parties in that year. Q7'5ff'5N- ff. . 1 .Av 3 ' . f f 1 1C was. jgyear fo the seniors. as 5' Lfitef X- fl 3 ,av X mc K l 3,'uQ Q X15 . 'xnxx AJ 5,5 L ' 1. . Va: I 3 mtv ffPres1d5n L ..,..... . . . Roy Barnes if f icib5resifeptkQ ,fig ...., . Maud rI1Vliller 1-f ,Q 7 -. Dm, ' , ,S c ry ITVDT. ft. .Q,-5 Q ..., , . . argaret oney 3:73 'ilu C5ea'S'xileg7,?'T' ifffigi .TIER ..,............ Wilbert Moore K' U - ,f 5 9-f sf ' QQQN 3 A Ci dig? f aq-J gf ':Z,'2r54i, V f CC2-4,0623 Ar a oui' ve. . Linfield it has been the desire of this class to uphold .A ,Ax x-, 'Lf 9 ' ' srl -2. 2 if ' 1,3110 . a .ng lfege. High scholastic records have been maintained MQ! K ' 'rfsb A 5' 'Y L70 A' t Q og e chool 35ears':7fvl-laigigfhe aim of the class of '35 to remain true to the - N99 o infield 'I Taxi: ' N 'QT 539 1 , A ' if 'f I of ' 3- 4 X sl., .L -Q 'J :ggl-,5 t'.f'f ' .za

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