Linfield College - Oak Leaves Yearbook (McMinnville, OR)

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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

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