Linfield College - Oak Leaves Yearbook (McMinnville, OR)

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, gffiwzf ea:-'A. MacKenzie Martin Painter Hay Student Promotion Groups HE Campus Scamps, otherwise known as the first quartet, with Harvey Kincaid, accompanist, and Dr. Groening, included in their promotion trip during spring vacation parts of southwestern Oregon and northern Cali- fornia. They contacted nearly every high school on the coast from Ocean Lake to Crescent City. covering about 1200 miles. They were received with much enthus- iasm in all the schools visited. The Crphions, Gene Nye, accompa- nist, and Prof. Taylor presented pro- grams in high schools and churches, cov- ering the territory around Tillamook, As- toria, and up the Columbia River high- way as far as Rainier. They reported very successful programs, making many new contacts in the interest of the college. The girls' sextet, Shirley Dalen, ac- companist, and Mrs. Elliott completed a successful series of programs in schools throughout the Willamette valley. A great deal of interest was shown at each engagement. and the girls reported a very enjoyable trip. The string trio, consisting of Doris Dyer, violinist, Marjorie Hillman, cellist. Beverly Combs, pianist, with Eleanor Avery, contralto, and Minna Rattey com- pleted a very successtful trip in western Washington. The girls travelled 800 miles over muddy and almost impassable roads, but in spite of the difficulties, they related a successful and interesting trip. Ide Mel-Iarness Smith Berger McDougald Connell Taylor Beal Rattey Powel fi-'sf 4