Linfield College - Oak Leaves Yearbook (McMinnville, OR)

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Back row Cleft to rightl--Paul Barnett, Harold Stockett, Ralph Becker, lack Abbott, Ed Engelson, Bob Cross, Howard Losli Front row-Don Parker, Sylvaiean Seelig, Iohn Armstrong, Doris Mutch, Margaret Parent, lean lvfaxlbetsch. sdttol xroftq ' 095 Xovoyxnpggiqef , MG!! go . OAK LEAVES HEN Iohn Armstrong first sat in the editor's chair of the Oak Leaves he saw a vision of a com- pletely different annual. He dreamed of organizing his yearbook in sec- tions which would portray college life in terms of seasons . . . the tang of fall coupled with rooks and foot- ball games, the chill of winter linked with basketball and all college sings, the spell of spring associated With baseball, May Day, and commence' ment. Don Parker, manager, and lean Maulbetsch, assistant editor, liked the idea, Paul Barnett took the pic- tures, and Bob Cross edited the copy. And so a vision became a reality.

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CO Title Page Table of Contents Oak Leaves Staff Foreword Administration Board of Trustees -Board of Trustees -President Everson Faculty Faculty Faculty President Gentner ASLC Officers Executive Council Christian Students Union Associated Womens Students lnterfraternity Council -Blank Division Page- Fall 19-Frosh Officers ZU 23-Freshman 74 27-Homecoming 28-Coaching Staff Z9-Football fgroup picture shotsl 30 3l-Football team 32-Blank Winter Division Page 33-Sophomore Officers 34 36-Sophomores 37-Activities Division 38 39-Dramatics -A Cappella Choir -Orchestra String Quartette -Review Staff -Organizations Division -Rho Psi Upsilon and action Alpha Psi Omega-Pi Kappa Delta -Pi Gamma Mu Cap and Gown 48-Daughters of Tradition Intercollegiate Knights 47-Cardinal l.. Club Delta Rho Delta 48-Tanaho Club 49-Phi Kappa Gamma 50-Blank 51-Fraternities Division 52-Alpha Gamma Nu 53-Delta Psi Delta 54-Iota Omega Mu 55-Phi Epsilon 56-Tau Delta Sigma 57-Sororities Division 58-Kappa Alpha Phi 59-Lambda Lambda Sigma 60-Phi Beta Mu - 61-Sigma Kappa Phi 62-Zeta Chi 63-Pep Staff 64-65-Winter Activities 66-67-Basketball 68-Women's Basketball Women's Volleyball 69-Wrestling Men's Intramural Winners 70-Iunior Class Officers 7l-72-luniors Spring Division Page 73-General Spring Activities 74-75-Baseball 76-77-Track 78-Men's Tennis Golf Team 79-Girls' Tennis Women's Athletic Association 80-May DGY fQueen, Maid of Honorl 81-May Day KForrnal Shots of Courtl 82-83-May Day Candids 84-Senior Class Officers 85-87-Seniors 88-92-Snaps

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REWORD etween the covers ot this book is a represent- ative picture of another college year-a year which has been crowded with countless enjoy- ments-a year which has brought us much wis- olom-a year wherein we have grown in our capacities tor work, for play, ancl for LIVING. This college year is no more a reality, yet it always will remain alive in our memories. As time progresses past us, we will come to realize the true value of all we have received from this one overwhelming year-something that will always remain an inseparable part ot our lives anol careers. This college year is gone. May the next untolcl as much to ourselves ancl to others as this one has. Ancl the next- Ancl the next-