Linfield College - Oak Leaves Yearbook (McMinnville, OR)

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. Marks, Brinckerhoff, McMaster, YVi1d, Haynes NVinte1', Jordan, Anderson, Koch, Pollard, McPherson. CHRISTIAN STUDENT UNION As the representative and coordinating body of Christian organizations on the campus, the Chris- tian Student Union excelled in the promotion of student service and leadership development this year. The Christian Service -League carried out an extensive deputation program, and its Sunday night meet- ings plus the weekly Vesper programs proved a source of constant enjoyment to the student body. Plans were also formulated for the sending of student teams to various churches throughout the states of Oregon, Washington, Idaho, and Montana, during this coming summer. The C. S. U. activities included giving calendars to all freshmen and new students at the beginning of the year, an all-school skate at the beginning of each semester, and the organizing and participation of Life Planning Week, QV . ,.,.. ., .. t ... .. , M...-,. Iss M .t was ,,f- . v -.,, W ewe s ,,.,, , X f W...w.. ai.sc,t Q X ,Wi Q . ,,,,, t,t.,V, ,,,,g,WAW,,gg WM? as Naesw, Q-1-cs,y-,cawa-S. .. .e-..,M .. .,f r.. , - W ,. 2. A275 , wtf V. 1 M,g,, . , ,,,.s..,,,-.-L Jima i 2 1' ',fJat + -tt. , ,,. . ,., X ' 2 f .. L fY '4'fN+,, -:ff ssftffw 4, , ,..-mm. as r, of .es ts ,. X ' f -M, aw- we in 7 f ,f ft . f,,, ,, ,. c wwf,-sq: ,gn- , .9 S f -. f fs'-ff -7 .mean writ ' X if .. f X , cg K n s,,5,,,,?,g5 fs, X , gf X , ' -. 4 5- 'sssaj - f f X I 'I X I ' c 'X I WW fkbvytiwt ,t.t,L,Q,rwLg . N Gd V ,sv us? Q yew? if Responsible for the noteworthy achieve- ments of C. S. U., are Shirley Wild and Allan Anderson, co-presidents: Margaret Cook, vice presidentg Virginia Winter, secretary: Paul Koch, treasurerg Virginia Haynes, C. S. L. president: Betty Brinkerhoff and Lorna Mc- Pherson, Vesper chairman. Dr. Pollard acted as adviser.

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Edillgel' President - - - Harphitm McMaster - - - Jungling SENIOR CLASS Although at times the going has been a little rough in the past four years, the class of '46 has fared well, and entered its last and final year with renewed vigor as it welcomed back many returned students. These educated intelligentsialrested from their books long enough to enjoy a bowling party in January, and to present as their class play, Blithe Spirit. . E During the second semester, activities consisted of the Senior-Faculty party, Senior Sneak Day, and Senior Chapel. Officers for the year were Marilyn Harpham, president: ' Naomi Edinger, vice president: Fern McMaster, secretaryg Enoch Jungling, representative. Serving as adviser was Professor El- - , W , K -lwj . -pf ., e - ,ff . . .4 kington. H X gf f . fix . . WN as 'Kr Highlight of their college days was marked by Commence- . . . 445 sw - 3,2 ment on June 2. as the conferring of the degrees culminated their , f undergraduate studies and opened the way to ever-widening hori- 3 f ,if zons. Good luck to you, the graduates of '46. ' A ,,m:zf,ma,,,a If y , . , -ff. 2 4' 2 .. .C 15 -