Linfield College - Oak Leaves Yearbook (McMinnville, OR)

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ANY new experiences have come into my life during this school year. New sur- roundings, associations, ambitions and tasks have brought enrichment of life in a thousand ways. I look back over this first year as your president with profound gratitude. Trustees, faculty, students-all have contributed much toward making 1938-1939 one happy year. More than eighty years of Christian education and experience is l.,infield's glory to- day. Our alumni are missionaries in China, Japan, Burma, Africa and all the world, representing medical, educational, social and evangelistic activities-at home they are holding leading positions as pastors, educators, professional and business men. We are grateful for our traditions, curriculum, Christian objectives, faculty, students, equipment. We are proud of this marvelous record-these many years Linfield has served as the Baptist liberal arts college of the Northwest. The quality and extent of training and experience of our faculty compare favorably with the best of institutions and our rating by the Association of American Universities is one of the rewards. Let us strive for still greater achievements. This has been a happy year because we have felt and seen the power of Christ's life and teachings. VVe give Him the place of honor at Linfield. Of all the events that ever happened in our human world the birth of Jesus was the most significant-not be- cause of angelic announcements nor because of the miraculous manner of His coming but because of the life He lived, the truths He taught, the character He achieved, the service He rendered-His death, His resurrection, His marvelous redemption. We are happy when we serve and honor Him. Without your patience, encouragement, cooperation, prayers we would have failed. You, my clear friends, have made l938-I 939 one happy year! WILLIAM G. EVERSON, President.

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'l l42ll'Ni'l1 I..1n.L 1 son NK t lYl2lllllJ6tSl'l Yvuzie livm-rsou Ilillin OI4'FICERS OF THE BOARD 1938--39 President ...... ....... J . P. Watson Secretary ...... ...... H . L. Toney Vice President . . ...... A. L. Veazie Treasurer ...... ..... E . C. Apperson Assistant Secretary and Treasurer ....,... James B. Kent MEMBERS William G. Everson, B.A., D.D., Exofficio ........... lVlclVlinnville Oregon Francis E. R. Linfield, B.A., lVl.A., Emerita .,........ . . .Portlancl, Oregon TERM EXPIRINC. JUNE, 1939 E. C. Apperson ............................... McMinnville, Oregon Leonard S. Hopfield, B.Litt. ..............,...... ...Portlancl, Oregon Lyman E.. Latourette, lVl.A., LL.B. .... . . .Portland, Oregon H. Maulbetsch, B.A. .......... ...Portlancl, Oregon Corwin S. Shank, LL.D. ............ .Seattle, Washington VV. A. Shanks, D.D. ............... . NV. Lair Thompson, B.A., LL.B., LL.D.. . . A. L. Veazie, B.A., LL.B., Ll...D. .............. . . . J. F. Watson, D.D. ................................. . TERM EXPIRINC. JUNE, I940 Winifrecl l-l. Bueermann, B.S., lVl.D., Ph.D. ........ . . Herschel Caldwell, A.B., B.D. ................... . Nlarshall N. Dana, LL.D. ........ .... . R. P. Douglass, B.A., D.D.. . . . l-larolcl V. Jensen, A.B., B.D. ...... . . Olof Larsell, lVl.A., Ph.D., D.Sc. .... . . . Prank B. Matthews, B.A., B.D., D.D.. . .. P. W. Starring, D.D. .......................... . Herbert L. Toney, B.S., D.D.S. .................. . TERM EXPIRING JUNE, I94l R. R. Adams ...................................... Grace M. Fahey .......... . . .............. . . H. H. Poskett, lVl.D. . .. .Seattle, Washington . . .Portlancl, Oregon . . .Portlancl, Oregon .Seattle, Washington . . .Portland, Oregon Spokane, Washington . . .Portland, Oregon Salt Lake City, Utah .Seattle, Washington . . .Portland Oregon . . .Portland Oregon . . .Portlancl, Oregon lVlclVlinnville Oregon .. Portland, Oregon Spokane, Washington .. Portland Oregon James Howard, B.A. ..... . West Linn Oregon Harper N. Jamison, B.A. . . . McMinnville Oregon Jacob Kratt, D.D. ......... . . . Portland Oregon William Maxwell, B.S. ........... . lVlclVlinnville, Oregon Irving E. Miller, lVl.A., Ph.D. ........ . . . Bellingham, Washington Irving Gaines Roclcly, l..l...B., Ph.B. . . . ......... Boise. Idaho

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15l'0l'l1'llS Hewitt Clement Riley Mzxomilm Orr- Storoy VVoods Lever Jonasson 'l'ut,tlu Xkfilvux I31'zI,IIt0n Slllltll Elkinton Mzilmffey '1':I,yl01' lillliott Faculty 1T1Ie dnti- following titli- iIIs1ivzIti-S timr- ut' ElIlIlH1lllIllL'11t1 WILLIAM GRAI-IAM EVERSON, President, 1938 LEONARD WILLIAM RILEY, President Emeritus, 1906 XVILLIAM REINIIARD FRERICHS, Deang Professor Carman, 1912 I-IERSCIIEL EDGAR l'1EWITT, Professor of Physics, 1921 ALICE CLEMENT, Dean of the Conservatoryg Piano, Organ, Theory, 1922 JOHN KENNETH RILEY, Business Alanager, 1912 AGJAMES ARTHUR MACNAB, Professor of Biology, 1924 PAUL ORR, Dean of Meng Professor of Education and Psychology, 1927 RALPH EXVING STOREY, Professor of English, 1928 PERRY DANIEL WOODS, Professor of Romance Languages, 1929 HENRY W. LEVER, Professor of Physical Education: Physical Director, 1930 JONAS ADALSTEINN JONASSON, Professor of History, 1931 TOM 1-1. TUTTLE, Professor of Philosophy, 1934 FLOYD CLEVELAND WILCOX, Professor of Educationf Director of Curri- culum and Guidance, 1936 JAMES RODNEY BRANTON, Professor of Bible and Religious Educationg Director of Christian Activities, 1937 WILLIQIEA CARLSON SMITH, Professor of Sociology and Political Science, 19 HAROLD CHARLES ELKINTON, Associate Professor of Economics and Business Administration, 1927 'In H1011 leave of absence at University of Nebraska. 1938-39. 8