Linfield College - Oak Leaves Yearbook (McMinnville, OR)

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PRESIDENT MABIAN AVERY Grace, Carter Eaton, Hose, .lonasson ASSGCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS A. W. S. President Marian Avery, long acclaimed as Linfield's best-dressed woman, co-ordinated this group in one of its most successful years. Main innovation was the sponsoring of a heartily ac- claimed and profitable carnival in place of the traditional l'Stunt Nite. Other activities included the annual Spring Follies, a school skate, Mothers' Day Tea, Co-ed Banquet, a strictly female Hayseed Hop notable because no men in co-ed attire crashed the gate, and the successful Big and Little Sisters' Tea, purpose of which was to give momentum to freshman women in the college social whirl. . .' fs. 5 if '1 N az! Q3 'Q X.. -' i ri j-ffgggx is wifi 1 .ga fs at 43 Q 2 2 -Nea.-11 Q i i 1 . 1.-'e TN' S QESWQ1 .,.-. Q , lE!fs l75f 4 155

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Shanks Morton Pollard, Frerichs, Manley, T. Adams, E. Adams, Hagman, Wolisehr, Holdexeed, Gipson. CHRISTIAN STUDE T U IO This year the Christian Student Union, headed by losephine Hagman and Cliff Wolfsehr, closely approximated their goal of one-hundred per cent student participation in student Christian activities. During the year this group sponsors the annual religious emphasis week, the weekly Vespers programs which are such an integral part of Linfield life, and extensive deputation work through the Christian Service League, which is under the direction of the C. S. U. if fl wwe, ffff 9 wif fr ,iv eau CLIFF woLFssz-IH, Co chairman 6 ., 9,214-as wqrf'-11-we1.111111f: ':H' L-is :11.:2-1- . V V 11991-11 rw-1 twangQq.jm,-:,-x1':,:1fff- WE--4 . --1 ww sm'-w3a'v4 .rm 'J-:'-- x-wwvf' V -29'-ww 24166612-ffigsfii- 2-f.91?M :?'1a1f?f 2- 5, :':W'4r-..- :-414-'..f,-1,145'a,y,.1-qw .' 2 :.-' ,:2 -1-fx 59755291--f:,'.Q6 111.-My 11? ' a 5.215-,far ilv-1:-.M ' -' far gryifx- 1 'ww-,,'.':- ' -mg -ei,-.-5' my vw., '11 wif i Jfffbfm, H-'f f , 32 fu I - ,,fw.- 125,53 - :ff M 822:-if ,:1, :LV 1 --sf. ,,f1gg-fy-f-.fy .,.:-:zz-'1 ,K ,g . z4.. sf.x4w it Q-. Q ,i '41 21 :.s. f'Qf4Li'?1':fp - U fr '51 215.41 'Hb .-C11 liisff 1 ' Q P L l 5 1 Fe wi . -' . ,j 'i H ' -1,4 f '-V4 V, I '

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Engelsen, Manley, Kuykendall, Spangenherg, Rattey. 0. F. C. L. The above group of student body officers represented Lintield at the annual convention of the Oregon Federation of'Collegiate Leaders held this year on the University of Oregon campus. The delegation secured not only a valuable understanding of college problems in war time, but also the election of Lintield's I ack Rattey as president of the federation tor next year. Ll FIELD WAR COUNCIL This alert organization is responsible for the instigation and supervision of all college war activities. The council, which is headed by co-ordinators Del Schock and Liz Carter, has executed such projects as the war bond rally, blood donors bank, stamp and bond sales, Stamp Queen contest and sorority knitting groups tor service men. Patsy Apperson and Io Hagman warrant mention for successful directionot the 350,000.00 war bond rally. Knickerbocker, Bolin, Davis, Elliott, Carter, Schock, Adams, Tomer, Hunderup. ' ,V 15 -I 3