Linfield College - Oak Leaves Yearbook (McMinnville, OR)

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ROFESSOR W. J. JEROME passed away at his home in NlcMinnville Nlay 3, 1937, His long devoted service to Linfield and his personal interest in every student made his life one of the most revered among the faculty. The rich background of his experience and his sweet, un- selfish way of helping students with personal problems en- deared him to all. In the sociology department Professor Jerome performed a greater service than academic duty through the inspiration of his life and the calm serenity of his personality. He was a member of Tau Delta Sigma fraternity and his loss will be felt keenly there as well as in the whole stu- dent body. IRGINIA CHRISTIE lost a courf ageous fight February 10, 1937. when pneumonia claimed her vibrant life. Her enthusiasm, her cheerful smile, and her winning ways made her dear to all who knew her. She lived so fully, gave so much to life, it was hard to comprehend her passing. Her memory will live long in the hearts of her many devoted friends. ELVIN WORTH, an earnest worker and a sincere friend, died in June, 1936, after several weeks illness His diligence in preparing for the medical profession showed his perseverance and high ideals. Melvin was a transfer from Oregon State where he attended several years ago. His quiet, sincere manner won him many friends who remember his life as fruitful, and enduring, ln Memoriam

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TaI3Ie of Contents ADMINISTRATION ' Faculty ' Student CLASSES 'k Seniors 'Y Juniors 4' Sopho- mores ' Freshmen ' ACTIVITIES ' Forensics and Dramatics Musi'c and Ly- ceum ' Social Activities 4' ORGANIZA- TIONS Honoraries Clubs and Societies K Fraternities Sororities ' ATHLETICS Football 4' Basketball 4' Baseball, Track and Tennis 4' Minor and Freshman Sports 'K Womenjs Athletics 'K ADVERTISING.