Linfield College - Oak Leaves Yearbook (McMinnville, OR)

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Drynen, But-kingham, Robert, XVright, Pease, Haynes. Newton, Yates, Para WIAR ACTIVITIES COUNCIL As an outgrowth of the war, the War Activities Council filled a necessary place in campus life. The Council is composed of one representative from each sorority, one from each of the men's organizations, and a general chairman. Christine Midthun served as chairman during the first semester, and Dot Buckingham during the second semester. War Bond Drives. Red Cross Drives, Blood Bank donations, and paper and old-clothes collections were participated in under the leadership of this group. TIH5HUN! V I F Qs , NN 25 Q' . X w at l P Q e of My A f- 'T Q3

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Jordan, Alexander, Pura, Slmylor, Shams SENIOR COURT Composed of three representatives of the senior class and one each of the junior and sophomore classes this group was organized with the purpose of creatinv a working cooperation in student government to deal with existmo' disciplinary problems X If ,f 'f' f-Q X, 4, , 1 ve' I 5 we Q' ' f Q Q, . 1 . - 1 V A A Q. 1 it f N . . .. '4 I. nu 4- ,'--'4, iN'-.- -P ' . r v.E:',.-23:2 ' V 111f5 2 fx-fi h ' K jr, ?5 i ifQ'1 pp , ee t

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Shaylor, Laetch, Newton, Martin ASSOCIATED 'WOMENS STUDENTS The Frosh women first became acquainted with AWS at the Big and Little Sister Tea. Further social contact was through the annual Carnival, AWS banquet and all-school skating parties. The finale of the year's activities was the 'Spring Follies at which the May Queen was announced. Dorothy Newton, president, was ably assisted by Margaret Laetsch, first vice president: Claudia Shaylor, second vice presidentg Marjorie Loomis, third vice president, and P. J. Martin, secretary. A ssoc ated Wo Q d ri as W 11 milk llll E - l - m n l 5759- , Stu e 1175 M 'Lit ' MWF, f, ,,f 5 ,Q W Wdfc g 9 '- l S w A ' 'Will 6 f , KX -1 , ' , X ,gi Fi-Qlvf 1-. 1 i J it