Linfield College - Oak Leaves Yearbook (McMinnville, OR)

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Commons A place to eat and a place to meet Ice-:uber - automatic ice cream ma- chine, new tables, chairs and trays, all additions to the most popular meeting place on campus - the Commons. library There is nothing like a good book This academic center of the Wildcat campus was headed by Mr. Hutchinson, new head librarian. Miss Carolyn Smith, the librarian for many years retired this year. We all wish to thank Miss Smith for her devo- tion to Linfield. A' -tin ,gsm M-eggs-i Bam in E Bi -nl B Bm 31, was - e have .ew M 'W H :EMM-eggs-em? .nm e as ,ee I H an M I .1 on E . is mi-i ? 'na -s, e I Maintenance Service with a Smile Keynotes of the beautifully kept com- pus and smoothly-run buildings were the well-known husband and wife team, Harold and Alma McClean.

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Xi.. News Bureau All the news tl1at's fit to print The News Bureau with Miss Charlotte Filer at its head had an extensive task in keeping the Linfield students informed on all campus activi- ties. Puhlie Relations Promotion of good spirit is IOOO times worth its while Busy bettering public relations through promotion, finance, alumni work and publicity were Rev. L. Earle Shipley, secretary Esther Jones, and the staff. 16 V A . t... .X Q , 'i,5'U ' s Sli xl Lage. ' M' ' ', if , lzz. I keep .gg Post llftiee Please bring me a letter, Mr. Postman A chief center of interest on campus, the post office was well-handled by Gail and Allen Hin an d. '1 :. -. H ' .,. 1 -'3 - ' : I 51'-ff . x g lr i Yee 9. I gl 1 'tffsgnu s ll? ' . I li-'A I it-' i I. 'i l - T7 1 5' if 2? '. l 1 r 5 1 i I t I E , N . . 3 ft

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i X V :x F: I -'fmf' V N X J r . . A sr .1 r l f- Sw- ' '- ' ,Q x - 5' , as i w Q 4- 'itf ' - ' V Q l V A .15 . H fr i ...f V fax I 1 .-. F , X 'Xe Q . ' X Xi X ers j Q, , ,fa .4 . .-, ,ei f H i - ' A d j ' t r V' Infirmary Good health and good sense . . . life's greatest blessings Under the direction of Isabelle Fish, the infirmary was open 24 haurs a day for all students. Dr. Kenneth Van Zyle was again the campus physician. Helps ing with the infirmary was Mrs. Grace MacPherson. r- I Head Residents With wise and understanding hearts' Always ready with that special under- standing were the Head Residents of the men's and women's dorms. They were Mrs. E. Mallory, Mrs. R. Miller, Mrs. M. Barnard, Mrs. C. Barnett, Mrs. E. Crisler, Mrs. D. Dodd, Mrs. l.. Fisher, Mrs. G. Frink, Mrs. G. Hoover, Mrs. M. White, and Mrs. T. Pederson. 18 1 ,JJ .