Linfield College - Oak Leaves Yearbook (McMinnville, OR)

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Left to right, D: Blensly, M. Buck, K. Williams, H. Garlett, P Winkler, C. Adams, President J. Anderson, Advisor Dr. E. Whitman, P. Kerlee, V. Duncan, O. Berry, J. Frey and F. McDowell. t I The Executive council is composed ot representatives chosen ty C C»44A4A OO fO v from each class, the student government, and activity organiza- tions who voice their opinions and vote upon student affairs. The council presents its decisions to the student body for final approv- al. A. 10. £. eJunet Under the presidency of Ly- dia Wakeman the Associated Women Students ' cabinet sponsored its traditional cam- pus activities — The Big and Little Sister Tea, Christmas Gift Wrapping Demonstration, assisted the I.K. ' s with the Sweetheart Ball and put on the Spring Follies. Left to right, President L. Wakeman, Advisor E. Reynolds, D. Fisher, C. 20 Clemmons, M. Henderson, M. Ronney and B. Howard.

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044A. Sti4 lLe4ii Qo4je uufte4it Frances McDowell, Vice President Jack Collins, Director of Student Activities Joanne Frey Secretary Merle Buck, Business Manager 19

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The purpose of the Student Facul- ty advisory committee is to chan- nel suggestions from, students to various faculty and administrative groups and to get student opinion on various matters. It has two ad- ministrative functions; namely, sponsoring the selection of Who ' s Who on campus among seniors and that of sponsoring the administra- tion of the questionnaire pertain- ing to student impressions of vari- ous courses. Seated left to right: Dr. E Dowell, M. Henderson, D Wakeman, D. Daly, R. Romn R. Getchel and D. N icholson Left to right: Dr. A. Tielman, C. Clemmons, R. Sauter, Dr. C. Anderson, R. Romney, M. Jennings, Dr. J. Jonasson. G0444UUl The primary importance of inter-fraternity council is to create a closer relationship betv een the Greek organiza- tions on campus. Under the capable leadership of Leonard Smith the group this year sponsored a mixer at the first of the year and at Christmas sponsored a party at the Old Folks Home. Taylor, M. Seeber, P. Tennis, F. Mc- Meshke, and standing L. Smith, L. ey, C. Jaeger, W. Murray, P. Winkler, e. S. ' U. GcJUKet The Christian Student Un- ion cabinet is the nucleus for all Christian activities on campus. Campus Chest drive and Christian Emphasis Week are the two main functions of this group each year. Helen Garlett and Wendell Simpson acted as co-chairmen for C.E. Week. Co-chairmen for the cabinet were Marilyn Ceder- berg, Paul Winkler and Helen Garlett. Seated left to right: W. Simpson, Prof. D. Reese, H. Garlett. C. Mason, B. Poor, D. Chase, S. Barnett, B. Howard, and standing, J. Zendzian, T. Olson, J. Christian, B. Rushing, K. Williams, B. Bratt- strom, P. Winkler, Dr. G. Frazee, C. Reynolds, Dr. G. Fetter, and Dr. J. Pollard. 21