Linfield College - Oak Leaves Yearbook (McMinnville, OR)

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f5 TT V, K 'TINA lid :WH r ' ',,,,.i. X Y -is L l . QL- ap Koch 1 serve Northrup Dancer SOPHOMORE CLASS Under the unusually competent leadership of President Paul Koch, Vice Presi- dent Meserve, Secretary Dorothy Northup, and Executive Council Representative Roy Dancer the sophomore class participated in many and varied activities. Traditionally, the class was responsible for the all-college sing and refreshments for the Freshman Bonfire, and other events of Homecoming weekend. A Social activities consisted of a class picnic held and sponsoring of a Dress-up- and-Dine in the college commons. The year closed with traditional class participation in the May Day festivities. Mr. Mahaffey Advisor