Linfield College - Oak Leaves Yearbook (McMinnville, OR)

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TUIIENT 0FFlCElt Student officers have capably directed student affairs during the year. Successful general manager, Tom Kil- patrick, was a sophomore transfer from Chico State College who began his first year here as class president. Tom also officiated as junior class 'treasurer and assistant general manager of the student body. Margaret Marks, efficient vice presi- dent, is a member of Pi Kappa Delta, Alpha Psi Omega, and is listed as an outstanding student in Who's Wllo. Sara Ann McBride, competent secre- tary, has excelled in forensics during her four years at Linfield. She also has been honored with her name in Who's Wlmo and is a member of Pi Kappa Delta and Great Greeks.

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Q E a if if Q u it WN P t e -- sm , Q .-. 3 .QE I , Q at 'W wee'-f 'ef emi Ml Q r JACK FROST Well known to all students for his friendliness about Campus and his efficiency in office was our A.S.L.C. President, jack Frost. jack participated in many activities through his school years, such as Dramatics, Football and'Fraternity interests. His term as president climaxed an outstanding student career. ii eats'

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l 2 ir.. Left to right, Lee Keck, Walter Bishop, Shirley Steele, Roy Lindsay, Evelyn Morris, Paul Carter, Bruce Stewart, Marge Marks, jack Frost, Sara Ann McBride, Alan Horn. EXEC 'l'lVE EEENEIL Executive Council, Linfield's representative govern- ing body, under the leadership of jack Frost, met each week to solve arising problems and to help make the student body government truly democratic. This organization, which consisted of the president and representative of each class, representatives of all major departments, editors and managers of publica- tions, and the student body officers, dealt with student finances and activities concerning the whole school. , I TEEEEATEE ITY EEENEIL Composed of a junior and Senior representative of each sorority and fraternity the Inter-Fraternity Coun- cil sets the regulations and restrictions on rushing and pledging of all fraternal groups. This organization attempts to solve many social difficulties and establish some form of unity in Greek society on the campus. Donna Rolph of Sigma Kappa Phi was president with Charles Blake serving as vice-president and Roberta Schmalz as secretary-treasurer. Top row, John Giltner, Earl Griffen, jack Graham, Buck Schultz, Dewey Havill, Elmer McCoy. Bottom row, Virginia Winter, Mary Lou Pearson, Roberta Schmalz, Shirley Steele. ,E E, - - 'W' :il 9 ,WY ,, .K D-Bwiwff -e -- Imi- a ET - '