Linfield College - Oak Leaves Yearbook (McMinnville, OR)

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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

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Iuhusun lI4'I'l'ill!-1' liurtlmloimt Connell XVood Jonasson Associated Wonaeil Students I-IE Associated Women Students of Linneld College was organized in November, 1933, to promote closer ties between the women students. The organization has been active in promoting various social events on the campus. The big and little sister tea was held at the beginning of the school year. The co-ed ball and the stunt night frolic were both successful, as was the annual football banquet sponsored by the A. XV. S. Merchants of McMinnville cooperated in making the spring style show a big event of the year. The proceeds of the style show were used to send delegates to the A. W, S. convention dl Vtfashington State College. Executive Counoi PERATING under the new constitution. the Associated Student Body of Linfield College has met its problems fairly and squarely and has done its task well in carrying out the democratic ideals and spirit of Linfield. The executive council has helped to establish these ideals and has helped to place the name of Linfield among those of the outstanding colleges of the Northwest. The executive council consists of live 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 advisery council to determine student policies. ca . is l ' ' Q N l ' , . Spnssuv Nutt. Stvt-nl1e1'ge11 Dillin 1'l2Ll'l'lS01'l Cook M1 Sztwyt-r Hat ltcr VG. Sawyer Dyke Robins Strylifbl' l 1 l l l l I 1 l V l l t I 57 l-2 I, is tif g.. lf! at. 5. is lin Mft ill It :gi all 5. ,ti lift ll 1,2 ii it IQ' li it ni. ll lil li 2 ,. ln .