Linfield College - Oak Leaves Yearbook (McMinnville, OR)

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RAY S-HANK, Instructor in Social Science, 1936-B.A., Linfield College. MILO NVOLD, Instructor in Violin and Ol'l'llE'Stl'2L, Soc- retary of the Conservatory and Head Resident of Pio- neer Hall, 1036--T3.A., Carleton College: studied at the Chicago Musical Clollegeg pupil of Leon Saiuetini ,in violin and of Rudolph Ganz and Wesley LaViolotte in history and theory. MABEL STEVENS BURTON, Associate in Religion :incl Director' of Dining Halls and Dormitories, 193T-Uni- versity of Idaho Ore 'on Statn Collc-we B .1 'll Bap- .. .' ' , -g., 'J g, elxtey' tyst Divinity School. JUNE GARLOCK, Instructor in French, 1937-B.A., Lin- field College. MARY FRANCES GERBER, instructor in English, 1937 -B,A., Linfield College. FRED R. HILLMAN, Instructor in Art, 1937-B.A., Uni- versity of Oregon. SARAH LEE JUSTISS, Instructor in Physical Educa- tion, 1937-B.A., University of Montana. Bl.ANCI-IE B. W'OLD, Instructor in Homemnking and Director of Failing Hall Dining Room, 15138-B.A., Con- cordia College. MARGARET YVILLIAMS, Grztduato Assistant in Cheni- lStl'Y, 1937-B.A., Linfield College. ALTA MAY ALVERSON, Graduate Assistant in Speech, H1938-B.A., Linfield College. Staff JAMES 13. KENT, Acting Assistant Secretary and Treas- urer, 1935-B.S., Linfield College. LOUIS SCOBLE, Assistant to the Registrar, 1934-B.S., Linfield College. MRS. FLORENCE MAXFIELD-I-lend Resident of Gro- ver Annex. NVESTON YV. HERINGER, M.D.-College Physician. MHS. SUSAN PAINTER-Head Resident of Northup House. MRS. O. M. CATTLE-1-Iead Resident of :EdVVEL1'dS I'101.ISO. MRS. MARY BURT-Head Resident of Girls' Coop. MRS. PEARL MATSCHECK-Assistant to Director of Dormitories. NOT PICTURED. VVM. LEE BRICKER, Instructor in Education and Head Resident of New Men's Dormitory, 1937-B.A., Univer- sity of Wasliiiigtong graduate work, University of Ylfashington. CAROLYN E. SMITH. Librarian and Instructor in Libra.ria.nship, 1937. PALMER HOYT, Lecturer and Adviser in Journalism, 1935-B.A., in Journalism, University of Oregon: Man- aging Editor, Morning Oregonian. ur, .31

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Spassov Nott Steenbergen Dillin Harrison Associated Student Body URING the past year we as a student body can look with p'fid: upon the many accomplishments we have achieved. By this is meant not only the accomplish- ments that we have achieved in student body activities, but the progress that we have made intellectually, the friendships we have made with other students and faculty mem- bers, and a broadened outlook upon life that is so essential to our future welfare. Whether we like to believe it or not, the Linfield Spirit has had its effect upon us. It has changed us-molding our lives in such a way as to make us feel eager to be up and doing. We can not call ourselves the sons and daughters of Linneld if the standards of scholarship, sportsmanship, and comradeship receive no contribution from us. If Linfield has done this for us, We can say that this year has been a most suc- cessful one. We can be proud of this fact, for it is we who have achieved this! We are Linneldf' Let us keep it that way. Alma Mater we're loyal to you. James Spassov. President. A. L. Managers HE student managers act as business supervisors in their separate fields to carry fourth the efficient management of student affairs. The managers of men's athletics, band and orchestra, glee clubs, and dramatics are elected by their respective departments each fall. The dramatics and lyceum departments are combined into one entertainment department, each one having its own manager. The managers of Oak Leaves and Review are elected upon confirmation of the student body by a vote of con- fidence after having filled the office of assistant manager for those departments. - B k Emu-S Boyd Gaines 1313151353: 1305? Breeding Adams Ballnntyne