Linfield College - Oak Leaves Yearbook (McMinnville, OR)

Page 30 text:

OWt an enjoyable year of participation in what is com monly called college, for some the first and for a few the last, l sincerely hope that our aims and objectives have been met. By that, l mean not only those aims of obtaining knowledge and subjectmatter, but also those that have been influential in molding our lives to have more power and truth. The friendships that we have made in play, work, class, and relations with faculty members have been a dominant force in shaping our future lives in this changing world. lf Linfield has done this for you then you can sincerely say, that this year has been profitable, and enjoyable. Even though our Student Body is heterogeneous to speak, it has the ability to work as a unit. By your fine spirit and co-operation it has been possible for all Student Body activities to be carried on with a high degree of success. You as members of the Student Body are to be congratulated for the choices you have made to lead you in the activities for the coming year. These new officers must keep in mind that their problems are going to be entirely different from those of this year's cabinet, so it will be possible for them to determine what they do by their predeces- sors. ln 1ny observation of your newly elected officers during their three years here, l can safely say, that they have the initiative and backbone to make the year 1937-38 a very interesting one. To you, Fellow Student-it has been a pleasure Fight on! for Linfield. hat we have completed to be your representative. GEORGE HARRINGTON. A. S. L. C. President 26

Page 29 text:

STUDENT ADMINISTRATIQN

Page 31 text:

President, . , . , . .,..,.. .... G eorge Harrington f ARRYING on under the new Constitution, the Associated Student Body o Linfield College has met its problems squarely and come to the close of a suc- to the best of its ability, performed the l ar The Executive Council has, cessfu ye . tudent body duties entrusted to it by the s . The Executive Council consists of five student body executives: President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer and General Manager: and of two members from each class, the President and an elected representative. In general, the Executive Council has acted in the capacity of student advisory council, considered petitions of groups and individuals for privileges involving th: Student Body, determined Student Body policies, and met with the President of the College at various times for the purpose of reconciling student and administrative policies. In addition, this year the Executive Council conducted a thorough investiga- tion of the organization of the Review. A new set-up has been presented and a:- ' ' emove the existing difficulties and stimulate the publlca cepted, which promises to r tion of a Review of higher quality than ever before, Another forward step was that of raising the Student Body fee one dollar, in order that the Student Body fee may be all-inclusive. All class dues, the Associated Women Students, and the girls' and boys' intra-mural activities will now receive a portion of the Associated Student funds. This increase in the Student Body fee will enable the Oak Leaves staff to publish a great year-book at a lower cost to the students. 27