Linfield College - Oak Leaves Yearbook (McMinnville, OR)

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DEDICATION Confronted with many exigencies due to the present condition of world affairs, the editors of the '43 OAK LEAVES found it necessary to weigh carefully that material which is traditionally presented in an annual, to dis- card the non-essential and to include only those features that are an inalienable part of college life, when planning the contents of the necessarily reduced number of pages. Perhaps this evaluating process can be used as a theme, as we, as a college and a nation, are at the present time deciding what parts of our heritage must be preserved at all cost. Perhaps we must lose part of this heritage before we gain a dynamic appreciation of what must be kept and what must be dis- carded to insure this preservation. The 1943 OAK LEAVES is dedicated to. those tangible and intangible values which we are now striving to preserve, which effort the nation's colleges are abetting by their train- ing programs in conjunction with the national government and their keeping alive of those ideals which will play so great a part in the reconstruction which will come with 'the inevitable peace.

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1943 OAK LEAVES Publlshed bg the ASSOCIATED STUDENTS LINFIELD COLLEGE ED ENGELSEN EDITOR CATHERINE CROMBIE MANAGER HAROLD HEWITT PHOTOGRAPHER

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