OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY
THE DAILY BAROMETER
INDEX
March 1896 to September 1980
Part I
SUBJECT INDEX
Compiled by the
SOCIAL SCIENCES & HUMANITIES
DEPARTMENT
OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY
Corvallis, Oregon
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AAUW
see
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY
WOMEN
ACCION
see
AMERICANS FOR COMMUNITY COOPERATION
IN OTHER NATIONS.
AHPER
see
ASSOCIATION OF HEALTH, PHYSICAL
EDUCATION AND RECREATION
ASOSC
see
ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF OREGON
STATE COLLEGE
ASOSU
see
ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF OREGON
STATE UNIVERSITY
A.S.T.P.
see
ARMY SPECIALIZED TRAINING PROGRAM
A.S.T.R.P.
see
ARMY SPECIALIZED TRAINING RESERVE
PROGRAM
A CAPELLA CHOIR
see
MIXED CHORUS
ACADEMIC CALENDAR
see
COLLEGE CALENDAR
ACADEMIC DISHONESTY
Academic dishonesty tried
by committee.
May 17, 1951, 1:4
Poor Profs, large classes
seen as cause of dishonesty.
May 5, 1956, 5:3-4
Student is suspended for
exam cribbing.
May 22, 1956, 1:7
Barometer will name offenders
Mar. 1, 1957, 2:1-3
Tentative policy set on
student cheating.
May 29, 1957, 1:6-7
Cheat study being made.
May 7, 1960, 1:4
The honor code.
May 18, 1960, 1:4
ASTU or A.S.T.U.
see
ARMY STUDENT TRAINING UNIT
Students witness college
cheating.
May 27, 1960, 1:8
ABDUCTION
4 University students involved in
abduction.
Nov. 2, 1957, 1:4-5
9 students dropped for
cribbing, stealing
April 9, 1964, 1:8-9
ACACIA
see
FRATERNITIES (ACACIA)
Cheating is hidden, but alive.
Jan. 13, 1976, 1:1-6
Making it tough for cheaters
just part of a professor's job.
Oct. 28, 1977, 1:3-6
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ACADEMIC FREEDOM
American chem society declines action
in case.
Mar. 31, 1949, 1:1-2
Senate recommends extended
deadline.
May 8, 1980, 12:1-4
OSU teacher helps defend free sp9gth
May 3, 1967, 2:6
ACCIDENTS
Warren, Moore, Filers hurt
in auto crash.
Feb.1, 1946, 1:3
ACADEMIC REGULATIONS AND PROCEDURES
Students beware of S-U 'dangers'
Sept.23, 1970, 11:3-4
S-U grading review by senate continues.
Feb.16, 1971, 10:1-5
Proposal alters S-U grading.
May 19, 1971, 3:1-4
Approval given to S-U change.
May 26, 1972, 1:3-4
Chancellor interested in 3-year degree.
Apr. 14, 1972, 9:1-4
English requirements reviewed.
Feb.23, 1977, 9:1-4
Board to look at new graduation
requirements.
Feb.25, 1977, 2:1-6
OSU needs to comply with Title IX
Everything is fine at OSU except with
women's athletics.
Apr.19, 1978, 3:1-6
Changes made in add-drop policy.
Sept.20, 1979, 8:1-4
Students feeling choked by new add-drop
policy.
Nov.6, 1979, 1:3-6
Suspensions increase with withdraw
policy.
May 5, 1980, 1:1-6
Cyclical add/drop policy takes another
turn.
May 7, 1980, 4:1-6
OSC student injured in
automobile wreck.
Mar.31, 1948, 1:1
William Harris injured in
train-car wreck.
Apr. 17, 1948, 1:7
Loss of memory caused by
fall.
Apr. 17, 1948, 1:3
Lacerations received and
four teeth lost in train-car
wreck.
Apr. 21, 1948, 1:3
New Baro manager on way to
recovery after train collision.
Apr. 23, 1948, 1:2
Students injured in car
accident on Albany road.
Apr.27, 1948, 1:1
Eugene athlete drowns in
local canoe tragedy.
May 18, 1948, 1:1
OSC student hurt in car
collision south of Corvallis.
Feb. 22, 1949, 1:5
Traffic accidents claim
seven Oregon lives.
Apr. 6, 1949, 1:5
College clerk struck
by car on Jefferson.
May 21, 1949, 1:4
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ACCIDENTS
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Worthy of thought.
May 25, 1949, 2:1-3
Youth declared guilty of reckless driving.
May 26, 1949, 1:3
Accident statistics and you.
Oct. 21, 1949, 1:3
Masaaki Asai dies after car
accident.
Sept. 30, 1949, 1:5
27 lives claimed in traffic
accidents.
Oct. 11, 1949, 3:6
Two Corvallis men hurt in collision.
Oct. 12, 1949, 3:5
Fog produces injury to six in
local area.
Oct. 25, 1949, 1:1
Profs injured in car wreck
doing fine.
Nov. 27, 1951, 1:3
Campus comment.
May 9, 1952, 1:3
Warning issued: 'Cops beware
of Frat row'.
May 9, 1952, 3:4
Two staters soaked as canoe
overturns.
May 21, 1952, 1:4
Platform fall fatal to worker.
Sept. 24, 1952, 1:4
Bicycle collision injures
student.
Oct. 21, 1952, 3:3
Campaign to raise money for
student.
Oct. 25, 1952, 1:7
OSC student injured in weekend
accident.
Nov. 8, 1949, 1:5
Boost for Bill.
Nov. 15, 1952, 2:8
McGuire, Corvallis victims of
crash.
Jan. 5, 1950, 1:1
Chemistry explosion injures
researcher.
Jan. 27, 1953, 1:7
Charges against Bill Austin
are dropped.
Jan. 6, 1950, 4:6
Two students from U of 0
hurt as fued starts.
Nov. 20, 1953, 1:4-5
College co-eds injured.
Jan. 19, 1951, 3:8
Christmas recipe.
Dec. 11, 1953, 2:
Accident rate of auto traffic
higher in 1950.
Feb. 6, 1951, 1:8
Woman slightly hurt in cartrain collision.
Jan. 20, 1954, 1:1
Student killed in auto wreck.
May 15, 1951, 1:6
Student hospitalized in hay
ride accident.
Nov. 2, 1954, 1:7
Recovery reported on injured
faculty.
Nov. 15, 1951, 1:8
:CIDENTS- Cont.
Pare 4
Plunging car carries grad to
death.
Jaa.'28, 1955, 1:8
Shocked into action.
May 11, 1956, 2:1-2
Recovery seen for hurt men.
Sept. 27, 1955, 1:3
Oregon State student involved in crash.
May 19, 1956, 1:7
Victim of auto crash released
by hospital.
Sept. 28, 1955, 1:3
Funeral services set for
student.
Oct. 23, 1956, 1:1-2
Car wreck students on recovery
road.
Oct. 1, 1955, 1:5
College student hurt in
accident.
Oct. 26, 1956, 1:4
Student chemist injured in
dorm.
Oct. 25, 1955, 1:2
Blast removes hand and sight.
Oct. 26, 1955, 1:7
Shotgun blast injures Siegrist.
Nov, 18, 1955, 5:1-2
Student injured in auto collision.
Nov. 19, 1955, 1:4
Housemother injured.
Jan, 18, 1956, 1:6
4 Students injured in two
accidents.
Jan. 31, 1956, 1:1-2
Students hurt in auto wrecks
get release.
Feb. 3, 1956, 1:6
Car accidents involve three
OSC students.
Mar. 28, 1956, 1:8
OSC men in accident show
rapid recovery.
Oct. 26, 1956, 1:8
Car leaves highway when
driver dozes.
Jan. 29, 1957, 3:5
Students hurt in plane
crash.
April 2, 1957, 3:7
OSC student shot in pistol
accident
April 20, 1957, 1:1
OSC bandsman confined to bed by UW
injuries.
Oct. 29, 1957, 1:1-2
Three students involved in
two auto collisions.
April 19, 1958, 3:6
Car-train crash proves fatal
to OSC student.
Nov. 11, 1958, 3:3-6
Car misses curve; OSC student
hurt.
April 24, 1956, 1:8
Nov. 14, 1958, 1:5
2 Students killed as car overturns.
:y 8, 1956, 1:7-8
Railroad warning devices deemed
to be not 'economically feasible'.
Dec. 5, 1958, 1:6:8
Rail crossings will get signs.
Co-ed's car, train collide at
Coliseum rail crossing.
Jan. 10, 1959, 1:6-9
ACCIDENTS- Cont.
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3 receive injuries as carbus collide.
Jan. 16, 1959, 1:9
Auto crash injures two
OSU coeds.
Jan. 5, 1967, 1:9
OSC has safety responsibility.
Jan. 16, 1959, 2:1-3
Car accident claims ski
member.
Jan. 10, 1967, 1:4
1958 accidents cost about
$60 million.
Jan. 20, 1959, 1:3
Student shot accidentally.
April 4, 1967, 1:7
Students' scooter, cars in
accidents.
Jan. 31, 1959, 1:6
Two-car collision involves
students.
April 11, 1967, 1:4
"Prank" explosion rocks wide
area.
Nov. 10, 1959, 3:4-5
Driver's head cut in
corner collision.
April 18, 1967, 1:1
Housemother falls; injuries
are minor.
April 9, 1960, 1:1
Owner pays for 5 sheep.
April 20, 1967, 1:8
Oregon State boys get hard
knocks.
Sept. 30, 1960, 1:1
Housemother hit, gets minor
hurts.
Nov. 19, 1960, 6:9
OSU student injured in
road accident.
April 25, 1967, 1:1
OSU student hurt in crash.
April 28, 1967, 1:8
Nov. 23, 1960, 1:2
OSU engineering student
killed in airplane crash
on Oregon coast.
May 9, 1967, 1:6
Two OSC students injured in
accident.
Feb.10, 1961, 1:6-7
Medicine is hurried here
to prevent any poisoning.
May 12, 1967, 1:6
Auto mishap injures three.
Feb.14, 1961, 1:2
McWilliams in poor condition‘
May 24, 1967, 1:5
Students felled by pipe blow
Small car injures four OSU
students.
Nov. 16, 1965, 1:7-9
Student hurt in accident.
Nov. 23, 1965, 1:9
2 OSU students die in accidents.
Mar. 9, 1966, 1:6-7
Students hurt on route to
Eastern Oregon.
May 24, 1966, 1:7
McCune, Hughes in fair
condition.
Oct. 18, 1967, 1:4'
Graduate student's infant
daughter killed.
Jan. 23, 1968, 1:9
ACCIDENTS-Cont.
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Skydiver reported in fair condition.
Feb. 27, 1968, 1:7-8
Four OSU students unhurt in
crash.
Feb. 28, 1968, 1:5
Committee ponders campus bike
hassles.
Jan. 31, 1973, 9:1-3
OSU student injured in MU fall.
Feb. 11, 1974, 1:1-2
Student suffers serious injury
in roughing.
Feb. 13, 1974, 3:1
Housemother struck by car
at intersection.
March 8, 1960, 1:6
OSC student injured.
March 30, 1960, 1:8
Youth injured in shaft
fall.
March 8, 1967, 1:8
ACCOUNTING CLUB
Accounting club formed
at OSC.
Feb. 16, 1951, 3:3
Mishap hospitalizes student.
Oct. 17, 1974, 1:4-6
ACCREDITATION
College accrediting halted
for review.
No.v 30, 1950, 1:1
Worker dies from falL
Jan. 27, 1975, 1:5-6
Accreditation at OSC.
April 30, 1960, 2:1-3
Theft, accident reported .
Feb. 25, 1975, 3:3-4
Agencies visit here to
evaluate schools.
Feb. 10, 1970, 1:3
Traffic accidents rising near
campus.
Nov. 17, 1976, 1:1-6
Data fo help reduce.student
accidents.
Feb. 18, 1977, 2:2-6
Campus security seeks info on
student drowning.
Jan. 10, 1978, 5:1-6
Auto collision injures OSU
students.
April 17, 1980, 13:1-3
Moped, bike collision causes
minor injuries.
April 29, 1980, 8:3-4
Beaver editor hurt in weekend
crash.
April 2, 1957, 1:8-9
Evaluation team reaffirms
University's accreditations.
July 9, 1970, 1:1-2
Accreditation upheld.
July 22, 1975, 1:1-2
Accreditation review
activities begin.
Feb. 1, 1979, 1:1-6
OSU due for March check-up.
Jan. 9, 1980, 3:1-4
"ACONA"
see also
OCEANOGRAPHY, DEPT.OF
Open house slated for
research ship.
May 3, 1962, 3:1
ADAIR AIR FORCE BASE
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ACTIVITIES
Plan for limiting activities
of women submitted.
Dec. 5, 1950, 1:4-5
Activities play important role
in college education at OSC.
Jan. 15, 1960, 1:1
•
New branch organized by women
in Ad club.
Mar. 1, 1928, 1:1
Oregon State Ad club will be
discontinued.
Oct. 6, 1932, 1:7
ACTIVITIES
See also
CAMPUS EVENTS
ADAIR AIR FORCE BASE
Adair AFS toured by group
members.
Feb. 25, 1964, 1:6
ACTIVITIES BOARD
see
EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES BOARD
Adair Air Force Base defends
western area.
Feb. 23, 1966, 2:2-4
ACTIVITIES LISTS
see
POINT SYSTEM
Adair Air Force Base houses
key facilities.
Apr. 2, 1968, 3:8-9
ACTIVITIES PROGRAM
AWS places limits on campus
activity.
Jan. 16, 1951, 1:2
University may get Adair
Base housing.
Nov. 16, 1971, 6:4-5
ACTIVITY CENTER
Activity center starts work.
Dec. 4, 1956, 1:1-3
M.U. activity center to open
Monday.
Jan. 18, 1957, 1:3-6
M.U. activity center will make
short move.
Oct. 6, 1971, 7:1-3
Activity center offers student
copy service.
June 26, 1973, 2:2
AD CLUB
Alpha Mu Chi plans meeting
of Ad Club.
May 1926, 1:4
Advertising club has first
session.
May 29, 1926, 1:3
Adair bid denied.
June 22, 1972, 1:1-2
Suspense continues for Adair.
July 11, 1972, 5:1-4
CISCO gets Adair.
Nov. 22, 1972, 3:4-6
Firm bids on Adair.
Jan. 19, 1973, 3:1-2
CISCO gives up.
Jan. 19, 1973, 3:1-2
Adair project halted due to
sewer problems.
Apr. 3, 1973, 3:1-2
County gets Adair land for
park.
Apr. 12, 1973, 3:5-6
ADAIR VILLAGE
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Adair comes back to life.
June 21, 1973, 1:1-4
ADAIR VILLAGE
50 student families move into
Adair Village units.
Dec. 7, 1946, 1:3
Adair Village directory.
Nov. 3, 1949, 1:2
Adair Village paper resumes
publication.
Jan. 11, 1950, 1:8
Council finishes Adair charter.
Mar. 14, 1947, 1:6
Snowplow snowbound shoveling
snowdrifts.
Jan. 31, 1950, 1:2
Catholic church to be installed
at camp Adair.
May 21, 1947, 3:8
Reactivation program may
not cover Adair.
Jan. 27, 1951, 2:8
Church services at Adair to stay.
May 24, 1947, 1:2
Adair Village, home of vets,
to be closed.
Mar. 30, 1951, 2:8
Aching back era passes at Adair.
May 29, 1947, 3:1
Adair village problems indicate
growing pains.
Sept. 25, 1947, 1:6
30 new apartments for faculty
members opened at Adair.
Oct. 1, 1947, 4:6
Adair mayor retracts charge of
inefficiency in fire department.
Nov. 25, 1947, 1;6
Poisoned meat menaces Adair
children, dogs.
Jan. 23, 1948, 1:2
Adair to form village church.
Mar. 5, 1948, 1:7
Adair village groups publish
newspaper.
Nov. 20, 1948, 1:7
Adair church faces closure.
Oct. 15, 1949, 1:4
Adair power plant fire
extinguished.
Oct. 20, 1949, 1:2
Board recommends salvage of
Adair.
Apr. 24, 1951, 1:2
Adair village sales cancelled
by board.
July 23, 1951, 1:4
Adair vacated at GI's leave.
Oct. 4, 1951, 1:3
Adair property due to be
auctioned off.
Mar. 5, 1952, 1:2
ADAIR VILLAGE (After 2/28/66)
see
ADAIR AIR FORCE BASE
ADMINISTRATIVE COUNCIL
Dean disregards assault
charges.
Nov. 22, 1927, 1:1
Classes excused for grid
game.
Sept. 30, 1932, 1:6
AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
Page 9
Do you know...Who composes the
administrative council?
Jan. 22, 1942, 2:1
Boeing companvIgives wasp
airplane motor-.
Jan. 12, 1933, 1:4
OSC asks return of Commerce School.
Oct. 20, 1941, 1:7
Aero engineers move quarters.
Nov. 13, 1940, 1:8
ADMISSION
Entrance requirements lowered special
non-residents need 2.25.
Apr. 26, 1968, 1:7-9
OSC enlarges pilot trainings.
Sept. 24, 1941, 2:4
High schoolers undergo perils of
college classes.
May 29, 1969, 3:4-6
State Board heightens admission
requirements.
Oc.t 17, 1974, 1:1-3
OSU announces new student freeze for
fall.
June 22, 1976, 1:4-6
ADMISSION, SELECTIVE
Selective admission plan to be used
by Oregon State Starting fall term.
June 30, 1958, 1:3-4
ADULT STUDENT HOUSING
ASH officials accused of 'money
skimming'
Jan. 15, 1974, 1:1-3
ASH tenants get false rebates.
Jan. 15, 1976, 6:3-6
Housing operators face 3-year prison
terms, fines.
May 27, 1976, 9:1-6
ADVERTISING
see
FRATERNITIES (ALPHA DELTA SIGMA)
AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING DEPT.
Aeronautical lab will get fuselage.
Jan. 9, 1931, 1:1
Bell kingcabra fighter plane
granted college.
Jule 2, 1946, 5:4
Engineering lab junks old
plane for new model.
July 16, 1946, 3:3
New laboratory for engineers
at city airport.
Nov. 20, 1947, 1:6
AERO CLUB
Aviation club adopts name for
organization.
Nov. 18, 1927, 1:3
Student aviators plan hangar on
local field.
Jan. 18, 1928, 1:4
Action taken on air program.
Feb. 3, 1939, 1:7
Flying club petitions national
for charter.
Apr. 27, 1939, 1:6
Flying club receives local NIFC
charter.
May 19, 1939, 1:7
Flying club buys new plane.
Feb 27, 1941, 1:7
AFFIRMATIVE ACTIONS
Affirmative Action looks for
director.
Oct. 3, 1975, 1:1-4
AFFIRMATIVE ACTION CON'T
Page 10
Men hold 96 percent of
University professorships.
Oct. 21, 1975, 4:4-6
Candidates nominated for Ag
Club Prexy.
Apr. 10, 1942, 4:4
OSU lone NW school with
OK'd hiring plan.
Nov. 13, 1975, 4:4-6
Marks elected Ag President.
Apr. 16, 1942, 4:4
Evaluation of Athletic Dept.
ahead.
Mar. 3, 1976, 7;3-6
AGGIE VARIETY
see
AGRICULTURAL SMOKER
AGITATOR
'Agitator' due March 8.
Mar. 1, 1947, 1:3
AGRICULTURAL AND HOME ECONOMICS
EXTENSION STAFF CONFERENCE
see
CONFERENCE OF EXTENSION WORKERS, DATE
AGRICULTURAL_ CLUB
First annual banquet scheduled by AG
Club.
Feb. 26, 1929, 1:7
Provoked Indian woman riots Ag Club
smoker.
Nov. 24, 1931, 2:3
Portrait of Cordley to be given school.
Feb. 10, 1932, 1:4
Agriculture Club history to be made...
women guests.
Feb. 12, 1938, 1:4
Marylin Buxton elected secretary of
Ag Club.
Oct. 8, 1941, 1:3
Marks assumes post of prexy.
May 14, 1942, 1:4
Frank Knox to head annual
Ag smoker.
Oct. 29, 1942, 1:3
Knox appoints smoker heads.
Nov. 6, 1942, 1:8
Reorganized Ag Club elects
Officers at first meeting.
Nov.9, 1945, 1:8
Beckley to head annual Ag
smoker.
Dec. 4, 1945, 1:5
Club advisors chosen.
Jan. 11, 1946, 4:2
Stock pavillion scene of
smoker.
Jan. 11, 1946, 3:5
Dick Adlard to speak about
China tonight.
Apr. 9, 1946, 4:3
Aggies slate new officers.
May 17, 1946, 1:4
Strand to address Ag Club
tonight.
June 4, 1946, 1:7-8
Weaver named smoker head.
Oct. 9, 1941, 1:1
"Pedro" Moore Ag Smoker
emcee thrills, chills promised
tonight.
Oct. 18, 1946, 1:7-8
Annual Ag Club smoker to start at
7:15 tonight.
Nov. 26, 1941, 1:5
Irene Cutler gets freshman
award at annual smoker.
Oct. 22, 1946, 1:6
AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
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Dean Schoenfield relates
tales of recent tour of England.
Nov. 14, 1946, 3:1
Densley appointed chairman of
"Ag Day" set for April 19.
Mar. 11, 1947, 1:6
Ag Club elects new officers.
May 23, 1947, 1:2
AGRICULTURAL CLUB BANQUET
Portrait of dean will be unveiled at
club banquet.
Apr. 16, 1932, 1:3
Idea 'hatched' in 1929 grows to annual
affair.
Apr. 14, 1937, 1:2
Ag banquet dates back eleven years,
contact with prominent men purpose.
Feb. 7, 1940, 2:5
Annual banquet to be revived by Ag
Council.
Jan.24, 1951, 1:1
Old tradition to be renewed at Ag
banquet.
Feb. 1, 1951, 1:5
AG. CLUB BANQUET
see
AGRICULTURAL AWARDS BANQUET
(discontinued 1965)
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
see
AGRICULTURE, SCHOOL OF
AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS CLUB
Ag department club establishes objective.
Nov. 5, 1955, 1:1
AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT
Chinese professor visits Ag Dept. on
extensive tour.
Dec. 6, 1946, 1:6
WI+
Economics field unit stationed on campus
Jan. 17,, 1968, 1:7-8
AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS-FARM
MANAGEMENT CLUB
New Ag association planned by
group.
Nov. 6, 1936, 1:1
AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS FORUM
Ag Clubs to reactivate.
May 7, 1949, 1:3
AGRICULTURAL ECONOMIC FORUM
see also
"FARM ECONOMIC FORUM"
AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION
Students locate huge whale
fossil at coast.
Feb. 20, 1935, 4:2
AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING
Ag engineering contributions
listed as profession observes
50th year.
July 22, 1957, 4:3-4
AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING CLUB
Ag eng. students •vote to become
part of A.S.A.E.
Dec. 3, 1932, 1:8
Plans launched for name change.
Nov. 11, 1937, 4:8
AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING CLUB
see also
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF AGRICULTURAL
ENGINEERS
AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
Acetylene plant installed.
Apr. 23, 1927, 1:2
Women regiqtPred • in auto mechanics
Jan. 9, 1929, I:3
Tractor-run brings fame to ag
school.
May 15, 1930, 4:2
Century old reaper given to ag
school.
Feb. 17, 1931, 1:2
AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT CON'T
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Old implements shown in parade
of ag engineers.
May 2, 1931, 1:5
Ag students open first annual
weekend.
May 20, 1938, 1:7
Ag engineers move to utilities
building.
Oct. 1, 1938, 1:5
see also
EDUCATIONAL EXPOSITION
AGRICULTURAL WEEKEND, DATE
Lonely ag department finds
cozy home.
Oct. 19, 1938, 1:5
AG/HOME EC BALL
see
AGRICULTURAL CLUB BALL, DATE
Grease monkey girls learn about
autos in mechanics course.
Nov. 30, 1938, 1:8
AGRICULTURAL AND HOME ECONOMICS
STAFF CONFERENCE
see
CONFERENCE OF EXTENSION WORKERS,
DATE
Girls request 'grease' training.
Oct. 16, 1941, 4:1
Seed station set for OSU.
Sept. 30, 1964, 1:9
AGRICULTURAL JOURNAL
Ag Club magazine to be released.
Jan. 9, 1935, 1:2
Ag engineering takes E Spree
recycled race.
May 1, 1978, 3:5-6
Monthly ag journal to be discontinued.
Oct. 10, 1942, 1:8
Solar energy heats dairy barn
cleanup water.
Apr. 12, 1979, 8:1-6
AGRICULTURAL LEADERS' BANQUET
see
AG CLUB BANQUET, DATE
(Discontinued 1965)
Berry growers consider mechanical
harvester.
May 25, 1979, 7:1-6
OSU's dairy barns utilize solar
energy for water heatitg.
Oct. 18, 1979, 6:1-2
see also
RURAL ELECTRIFICATION CONFERENCE
AGRICULTURAL EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
Old-fashioned fun comes to MU
Quad in Cow Day.
Apr. 13, 1978, 10:1-3
AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION
see
OSU AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION
AGRICULTURAL FAIR
Ag fair will not be scheduled this
year.
Feb. 20, 1920, 1:4
AGRICULTURAL RELIEF
see
FARM RELIEF
AGRICULTURAL SECRETARIAT
Secretaries organize ag secretariat group.
Mar. 5, 1936, 1:8
AGRICULTURAL SMOKER
Ag smoker changes form: girls
join show tonight.
Nov. 10, 1950, 1:4
Ag smoker name now 'Aggie
variety'.
Oct. 20, 1959, 1:1
AGRICULTURAL
Withycombe
of livestock
May 2, 1953,
WEEKEND
club original sponsor
show.
1:5
1/04
AGRICULTURE, SCHOOL OF
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35 year history backs weekend.
May 11, 1956, 3:4
Old barn group will be razed.
Sept. 23, 1936, 6:5
Field day to replace annual rodeo
during Ag weekend activity program.
May 17, 1957, 3:3-4
Ag school trophies gleam once
more.
Oct. 20, 1937, 1:5
Ag weekend born in 1938, many
changes are made.
Mar. 8, 1961, 2:7-9
Aged horses saved from
ignoble fate.
Nolv 22, 1938, 2:6
see also
AGRICULTRUAL FAIR
School of Ag to reorganize;
scrap divisions.
May 13, 1949, 1:6
AGRICULTURE AWARDS BANQUET
Ag awards dinner has long history
Feb. 3, 1966, 3:7-9
$20,000 given in awards, scholarships
at ag dinner.
Feb. 23, 1967, 1:7
Ag awards banquet.
Feb. 14, 1969, 1:1-2
Ag
Feb.
Ag
Feb.
exec. council.
3, 1970, 3:5
awards banquet.
4, 1970, 2:2
Awards dinner will honor top
agriculturalists.
Feb. 2, 1971, 2:4-5
Kronstad received award for
work in agriculture.
Mar. 31, 1980, 6:1-5
AGRICULTURE, SCHOOL OF
Story of the growth of
agricultural department.
Apr. 23, 1915, 3:1-2
Unified policy advocated for
all agricultural divisions of
college.
Jan. 9, 1930, 4:3
Many state co-eds study agriculture.
Dec. 10, 1930, 1:6
Latest farm song written by
singers at recent meeting.
Jan. 16, 1934,4:7
OSC Ag Dean leaves after
19 years; will continue in
government posts.
Sept. 30, 1950, 1:5-7
3:4
OSC owns largest Oregon
insect group.
May 24, 1957, 3:7
Oregon State plans changes in
Ag, Engineering school.
Jan. 23, 1962, 1:2-3
Construction of dairy barn
due in fall.
July 2, 1968, 3:5
Agriculture school asks name
change.
Feb. 16, 1971, 3:1-2
School of Agriculture receives
new dean.
Feb. 9, 1979, 8:1-2
New agriculture dean Briskey
excited to be at OSU.
Sept. 29, 1979, 5:1-6
AIR CORPS ROTC
ROTC graduates first air unit
at term's end.
Feb. 26, 1948, 4:5
Coliseum to house Air ROTC
activities.
Sept. 19, 1951, 1:8
AIR CORPS ROTC CON'T
Page 14
AFROTC drill adds honarary.
Sept. 27, 1955, 1:5
AFROTC to construct 3 man space
"ship".
Jan. 16, 1962, 1:7-8
AFROTC making "Apollo" model.
Jan. 27, 1962, 1:8
AFROTC names first little general
Feb. 25, 1965, 3:9
3 coeds first to 'liberate'
Air Force ROTC.
Nov. 11, 1970, 3:1-5
AIR NAVAL RESERVE
see
NAVAL AIR RESERVE
ALCOHOL
Monroe eateries seek liquor
licenses.
Jan. 17, 1979, 1:1-6
Should Monroe Ave. merchants
sell liquor?
Feb. 14, 1979, 5:1-6
La Creperia permit OLCC
hearing topic.
mar. 1, 1979, 1:2
OLCC hears opinions on
liquor permit.
Mar. 2, 1979, 1:1-6
Corvallis council favors
liquor ban.
Mar. 7, 1979, 1:1-2
City Council approves
liquor license.
Apr. 3, 1979, 1:1-8
OLCC welcomes opinions
on La Creperia licensing.
May, 2, 1979, 5:1-3
La Creperia receives
liquor license.
May 23, 1979, 1:1-6
Monroe Ave. eateries seek
liquor licenses.
Oct. 4, 1979, 6:1-6
Coors: What was that name
again?
Oct. 15, 1979, 3:1-6
MUPC to request permission
to sell liquor.
Feb. 5, 1980, 1:1-6
Alcohol causes cancellation
of Beta function.
Feb. 26, 1980, 3:1-6
Campus likely to remain dry.
Apr. 18, 1980, 3:1-4
OLCC investigates Corvallis
complaints.
Apr. 22, 1980, 1:1-6
ALDRICH, EDWIN BURTON
Publisher dies of heart attack.
Dec. 9, 1950, 3:8
AL-KEY HALL
Off-campus men form new clubs
in three areas.
Jan. 28, 1948, 1:4
ALL COLLEGE SHOW
see
EDUCATIONAL EXPOSITION
ALMA MATER
OSC alma mater song has barber
shop origin.
Oct. 17, 1934, 1:6
Oregon State alma mater born
in McCarthy barber shop.
Oct. 24, 1944, 2:4
ALUMNI
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ALUMNI
Class of '02 extends
invitation to reunion.
Apr. 21, 1927, 1:7
Alumni of state now organizing.
Oct. 22, 1920. 4:1
Alumni club chooses new
name at meeting.
Oct. 25, 1927, 1:5
O.A.C. men win war medals,
Jan. 8, 1919, 1:6
1880 grads plan return.
May 19, 1923, 1:5
Ashland has O.A.C. club.
Jan. 16, 1924, 4:1
New O.A.C. club formed.
Mar. 8, 1924, 2:2
Class of 1874 to celebrate
reunion.
Apr. 2, 1924, 3:1
Alumni organize club.
May 9, 1924, 1:5
Class history given in
late publication.
Nov. 8, 1924, 4:4
Alumni to adopt creed.
Mar. 6, 1925, 1:3
Foreign O.A.C. club formed
in Honolulu.
Apr. 15, 1925, 3:2
Only living member of first
class has had unusual career.
Apr. 24, 1925, 1:2
Alumni president dies
unexpectedly.
Jan. 4, 1928, 1:2
Oldest co-ed tells story
of early days on Corvallis
Campus.
Oct. 4, 1928, 1:6
Oregon state grads figure in
"big time" profession baseball.
May 7, 1929, 4:2 extra
Alums in San Diego start
association.
Nov. 19, 1929, 1:5
Old forestry grads tell of
class war with Johnny Wells.
Jan. 17, 1930, 1:4
New tradition established in
annual alumni lucheon.
May 20, 1930, 1:4
Old grads listen to class
history.
May 20, 1931, 1:4
Alumni form club.
Oct. 21, 1925, 3:2
Ag directory to list 1500
names.
Jan. 22, 1932, 1:4
Alumni in New York for new
O.A.C. club.
Mar. 9, 1926, 1:6
First forestry class graduated
here in '10.
Feb. 22, 1933, 4:2
Golden jubilee reunion in
June for '76 class.
may 13, 1926, 1:3
Oregon staters, alumni to be
feted at Golden Gate exposition
...scenic wonders.
May 3, 1939, 4:5
Alumni organize club in
Manhattan, Kansas.
Feb. 4, 1927, 4:2
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OSC engineering graduate designs
fountains on grounds of New York
world's fair.
Nov. 3, 1939, 4:5
ALDRICH, EDWIN B.
A beaver grad you should
know.
Dec. 3, 1931, 2:5
Staters killed in action in
war now number 78.
Sept. 20, 1944, 1:3
Aldrich appointed road
commissioner.
Feb. 17, 1932, 1:3
University graduates start fund.
Dec. 5, 1972, 7:1
Aldrich now president.
Jan. 24, 1935, 1:6
OSU's famous alumni.
Feb. 8, 1980, 28:1-3
ALDRICH, MICHAEL T.
OSU grad is elected VP of
Janus Films.
Nov. 21, 1969, 3:1-2
ABEL, ROBERT A.
Lt. Corsetti, Lt. Robert Abel
get air medal.
May 15, 1945, 3:3
ABRAHAM, ALFRED
Former student dies
following auto wreck.
Jan. 25, 1925, 4:2
ADAMS, EDWARD E.
Former M.E. grad awarded
fellowship.
May 16, 1951, 3:4
ADAMS, HERBERT G.
New bird book to be published
Dec. 10, 1947, 1:2
ADAMS, ROBERT
OSC graduate one of injured
in Seattle crash.
Jan. 6, 1949, 1:4
AHI, S.M.
'First' ph.d returns.
May 19, 1948, 1:8
AHNERT, WALTER S.
Engineering grads are awarded
winners.
Oct. 14, 1952, 3:4
ALDRICH, E.B.
Mrs. E.B. Aldrich has been
made editor of the East Oregonian.
Oct. 27, 1908, 2:3
ALEXANDER, BILL
Baro correspondent raves
Swedish food.
Dec. 8, 1949, 2:7-8
ALEXANDER, JERRY R.
Memorial loan fund established
for navy.
Nov. 29, 1967, 1:1-2
ALEXANDER, JOHN
Four experienced men for
Afghanistan.
Apr. 18, 1944, 4:7
ALEXANDER, LUCIAN B.
OSC forestry alums elect new
president.
FEb. 25, 1959, 1:8
ALEXANDER, RISE
Rise to the top.
May 5, 1978, 48:1-6
ALEXANDER, WILLIAM N.
OSC graduate returns for Swedish
junket.
Apr. 6, 1950, 1:6-7
ALUMNI-ANDERSON- STOUT
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ALLEN, ALFRED A.
Ex-Oregon stater saves passengers
in plane crash.
May 26, 1942, 1:1
ALLEN, JOHN E.
A Beaver grad you should know.
Nov. 6, 1931, 2:6
ALLEN, JOHN F.
Pharmacists reap benefits from
fund established in '25.
Feb. 13, 1934, 1:7
ALLEN, MELVIN C.
Nichols appointed dean at
Idaho branch school.
Jan. 20, 1934, 4:2
ALLISON, ROYAL B.
Allison to graduate from
flying school.
Feb. 19, 1942, 4:1
ALLWORTH, EDWARD C.
Ed Allworth has received
captaincy.
Apr. 2, 1918, 1:4
Allworth is given honor.
Feb. 12, 1919, 1:5
Edward Allworth weds
Peggy Walker..
Sept. 23, 1919, 1:4
Former student honored by
state of Washington.
Dec. 7, 1920, 3:1
Graduate of class of '16
wins Italian war cross for
service during war.
Feb. 21, 1922, 3:1
Allworth tells of days
just before guns cease.
Nov. 12, 1929, 1:4
Now and then.
Feb. 12, 1931, 2:4
Major Allworth brings
military honors to OSC.
Nov. 11, 1936, 1:1
Bronze star awarded to
ex-staters.
Feb. 13, 1945, 3:5
ANDERSON, CHARLES L.
Charles Anderson graduates
in first war-time class
from Randolph field.
Jan. 22, 1942, 4:4
ANDERSON, "HEINIE"
"Heinie" Anderson writes from
France.
Nov. 6, 1917, 1:3
ANDERSON, JAMES R.
J. Anderson accepts U.S.
marine commission.
Oct. 6, 1909, 1:2
ANDERSON, ROBERT C.
Anderson appointed to teaching
staff.
Jan. 25, 1941, 4:1
ANDERSON, ROGER
A policeman who played in
a Rose Bowl.
Nov. 3, 1977, 13:1-5
ANDERSON, TED
Ted Anderson married.
Mar. 28, 1935, 1:6
Former stater dies in transport
crash.
June 4, 1947, 3:6
ANDERSON-STOUT, FLORENCE
Services given from Mrs.
Stout.
Nov. 5, 1935, 1:3
ALUMNI-ANDREWS
Page 18
ANDREWS, DONALD S.
Publications editor former
state student.
Nov. 20, 1953, 1:8
ARENS, W.B.
Captain W.B. Arens, '17 visits
here Friday.
Dec. 11, 1917, 3:1
BADLEY, JAMES L.
OSU graduate is shot down.
Apr. 3, 1968, 1:5
BADURA, GEORGE J.
Badura elected teacher's
prexy.
Mar. 10, 1932, 2:5
ARMISTEAD, AMY I.
Who is who at 0.S.C.
July 7, 1934, 2:4
BAGNALL, GEORGE W.
Capt. Bagnall, '29, gets
bronze star for achievement.
Oc.t 24, 1964, 1:4
ARMSTRONG, DONALD N.
Off the China coast "Nervous
Nell" met the Japs.
Mar. 9, 1949, 2:1-2-3
BAKER, CORA WILSON
Oregon State graduate receives
Red Cross group commendation.
Nov. 2, 1945, 3:7
ARMSTRONG, MARY LOU
Friends to observe final chapel
rites for Miss Armstrong.
Dec. 6, 1946, 1:7
BAKER, J.W.
Former stater drowns in
California river.
Jan. 28, 1950, 1:2
ARNST, ALBERT
Forestry to mark 50th
anniversary.
Mar. 2, 1956, 1:8
BAKER TERRY
Baker nabs winning pass; receives
'Golden Helmet'.
Sept. 29, 1965, 3:4
ASHENFELTER, DALE E.
Ex-OSC athlete gains rating.
Mar. 25, 1943, 3:7
BALCOM, LLOYD "SLIM"
"Slim" Balcom, former Orange
star, coaching.
Feb. 6, 1932, 3:4
ATWOOD, DOROTHY
Four in family Wesley leaders.
Sept. 23, 1936, 7:3
AUSTIN, WILLIAM L.
Ex-OSU gridder named coach
of NFL's Steelers.
Jan. 21, 1966, 6:2-4
AVRIT, LES
Les Avrit is new coach at
Klamath Falls high school.
Feb. 20, 1932, 3:6
AZU, AGBIM
Nigerian OSU alum victim of
recent crisis.
Nov. 11, 1966, 1:6
BALLHORN, OTTO
Otto Ballhorn is dead; funeral
2:00 p.m. today.
Oct. 9, 1917, 1:2
BANKS, JACK R.
Graduate awarded Blackwell Trophy.
Apr. 21, 1942, 1:4
BARBER, RICHARD L.
Outstanding student.
Nov.1, 1955, 1:3
ALUMNI-BELDEN
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BARNES, DONALD
Grad assists in Berlin Hydraulics
laboratory.
Feb. 7, 1933, 4:5
BAUER, ALBERT
Bauer describes Bear Creek
Dam.
Oct. 15, 1931, 1:2
Barnes editing 'Civil Engineering'.
Nov. 13, 1940, 4:3
BAUM, DAVID
Ex-ASOSC president enters
political race.
Feb. 27, 1948, 1:7
BARNES, NORMAN P.
Army colonel sends history of
division as present to OSC.
Apr. 28, 1948, 4:6
Editorial.
Feb. 17, 1949, 2:1-2-3
BARRETT, GERALD
Gerald Barrett first to die.
Jan. 18, 1918, 1:6
BAYLEY, ELVIRA
see
WILEY, ELVIRA
BARSS, RICHARD H.
Barss edits journal.
Oct. 24, 1942, 1:7
BEAKEY, JOHN S.
John S. Beakey, ex-Oregon
stater, succumbs in Denver.
May 3, 1947, 1:8
BARTHOLOMEW, FRANK
OSC graduate heads agency.
May 27, 1958, 1:2
BARTLETT, CARL J.
A Beaver grad you should know.
Nov. 17, 1931, 2:5
BATCHELLER, J. RAYMOND
Graduate student writes on
welding.
May 16, 1933, 1:3
BATES, MERCEDES
OSU alumna is new 'Betty
Crocker'.
June 29, 1964, 4:1
Betty Crocker on campus today.
Apr. 9, 1965, 1:8
Betty Crocker, OSU grad,
revisits school.
Apr. 13, 1965, 1:2-6
BATES, TED
Beaver all-American returns.
May 25, 1960, 4:5
BEAMER, NUB
This alum is ready.
May 28, 1960, 4:1
BECK, LEW
Lew Beck makes life magazine.
Dec. 10, 1947, 3:2
Lew Beck makes olympic team.
Apr. 2, 1948, 4:4
Funeral set in Portland for
ex-Beaver great Lew Beck.
Apr. 7, 1970, 6:1-2
BECK, ROBERT G.
Lew's brother adds fame to
Beck name.
Apr. 29, 1948, 3:4
BELDEN, MRS. GLADYS
Graduate placed on national
list.
Jan. 22, 1963, 1:9
ALUMNI-BELL
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BELL, PERCY
Percy Bell assumes three new
positions.
Apr. 9, 1931, 1:4
OSU alumnus receives award
from FHA at special ceremony.
July 27, 1964, 4:1-2
Former Beaver now in Malay.
Jan. 9, 1932, 2:3
BESS, SAM C.
1951 Beaver editor visits
the campus.
Dec. 5, 1953, 1:7
BELL, WILLIAM H.
Lt. William Bell gets clusters
to cross, medal.
May 29, 1945, 3:4
BIDDLE MORELAND, ALICE
First co-ed graduate of O.A.C.
passes away.
Feb. 12, 1919, 1:2
BENGE, MIKE
Former student Benge captured
by Viet Cong.
Feb. 21, 1968, 1:8-9
BILLUPS, NORMAN F.
OSU alums heads Ohio school.
Feb. 2, 1977, 13:5-6
BENTILA, DONALD
Don Bengtila dies in Portland
hospital.
May 5, 1943, 1:4
BILYEU, THOMAS
Thomas Bilyeu constructs
automatic cashier and register.
Mar. 1, 1911-,--1:4
BENNETT, W.R.
Results of research published
by Bennett.
May 23, 1933, 4:5
Bilyeu invents speed machine.
Apr. 3, 1934, 1:3
Alumnus writes paper.
May 16, 1935, 1:5
Top IRE jobs given to grads.
Dec. 7, 1957, 1:3
BENNETT, WOODSON, 1st LT.
OSU grad, war hero, will visit
families of men killed in action.
May 6, 1966, 4:7-9
BERG, VIVIAN A.
Grateful OSC grad provides
$500 fund.
Jan. 7, 1953, 2:4-5
BERTSCH, HOWARD
OSC graduate honored in Iran.
May 27, 1958, 1:8
"Machine reporter" shown to
students.
Apr. 4, 1934, 1:5
BISHOPRICK, STANLEY
Forestry grad receives foreign
post in firm.
Oct. 13, 1936, 1:3
BISSETT, LEE
Ex-Oregon State athlete develops
college gridmen.
Feb.23, 1932, 3:7
BLACK, DONALD H.
Article will depict campus
development.
May 25, 1940, 4:4
Former Baro writer visits
Oregon State
Jan. 13, 1948, 1:4
ALUMNI-BROOKE
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BLACKERBY, ALVA B.
Grad will direct Alaskan CCC.
Jan. 9, 1940, 2:6
BRANLAND, VERNER
Third O.A.C. man dead.
Mar. 15, 1918, 1:3
BLAGG, HENRY
"Heine" Blagg confined in military
hospital.
Feb. 19, 1918, 2:3
BRANDT, W.H.
Silverton ex-stater aids
judging teams.
Mar. 5, 1954, 2:5
BLAKELY, JUD
Jud Blakely returns here to recruit
Oct. 15, 1968, 1:3
BRATTAIN, THOMAS L.
OSU graduate dies in Viet
jet crash.
Dec. 3, 1968, 1:6
BOALS, GORDON P.
Berlin attache speaks over KOAC.
Nov. 24, 1937, 1:2
BOLINGER, FLORENCE VAN ETTEN
OSC acclaims Oregon mother of the
year.
May 5, 1951, 3:5
BREEDLOVE, ELDEN E.
Grad wins bronze star.
May 2, 1952, 1:7
BRENNAN, JOHN
Lt. Albert Hall will fly
combat ship in Italy.
Jan. 5, 1945, 3:5
BOLTER, JACK
Oregon State graduate named to radio
staff.
Oct. 2, 1945, 3:7
BRETT, ROBERT
University grad reported lost.
Oct. 6, 1972, 5:1-3
BOND, CARL
Game commission hires OSC grads.
Apr. 26, 1947, 1:7
BRETT, S.E.
Capt. Brett, '16, has the
"time of his young life"
Apr. 19, 1918, 1:5
BOSCH, MARIE
Marie Bosch, '42 earns ensigncy.
Sept. 26, 1944, 3:6
BOYDSTON, JAMES R.
Oregonian receives appointment as
lab technical services chief.
July 20, 1964, 3:1-2
Water lab supervisor former OSU
graduate.
Nov. 7, 1964, 3:6-7
BOYER, JEFFERSON
Boyer appointed to West Point.
Dec. 7, 1940, 1:2
BOZORTH, INEZ
Miss Bozorth dorm director.
Jan. 15, 1932, 2:3
BRETT, SERENO E.
Prominent graduate receives
recognition in infantry journal.
Apr. 20, 1933, 4:2
Brett gets promotion to brigadier
general.
Feb. 21, 1941, 2:5
BROADWATER, ROBERT
Returned Oregon Staters relate
Japanese prison experiences.
Nov. 16, 1945, 3:1
BROOKE, JR., JOHN R. (MAJOR)
Beaver grads who made good.
Dec. 10, 1931, 2:4
ALUMNI-BROTEN
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BROTEN, GEORGE A.
Broten is appointed instructor
at Nevada.
Nov. 20, 1947, 4:3
BUNKER, ANNA MAE
OSC alumna, accepted by WAAC
in training.
Oct. 10, 1942, 3:2
BROTHERS, PAUL
Brothers sign with Storm.
Apr. 17, 1974, 6:6
BURNAUGH, LEWIE
OSC '03 graduate to display
coins.
Nov. 12, 1958, 3:3
BROWN, DELMER L.
Oregon State grad elevated in
AIEE.
Jan. 9, 1959, 1:8
BROWN, RONALD D.
Stater appointed to Annapolis.
July 2, 1946, 6:4
BROWN-PEAVY, KATHERINE
Mrs. Peavy playwright; productions presented.
Nov. 8, 1934, 4:2
BROWNE, C.H.
OSC grad missing.
Feb. 23, 1945, 1:7
BRUCHER, OLGA P.
Grads get position on Cornell
Faculty.
Nov. 21, 1930, 1:3
BRUMBAUGH, SHELDON
Kidder Hall displays
architectural works.
Apr. 15, 1948, 1:6
BRUMFIELD, KIRBY
Features by Oregon Staters
published in Sunday papers.
Nov. 2, 1955, 2:5-6
BRUMFIELD, WILLIAM
OSC alumni crash fatality.
Jan. 22, 1958, 1:3
BRYANT, FANNIE B.
Early graduate dies.
Jan. 7, 1932, 3:2
BURNS, GEORGE
OSC alumnus pens hit parade
favorite.
apr. 27, 1955, 1:4
BURNS, JOHN STUART
Burns will leave for Turkey
in August.
May 18, 1949, 4:5
BURF, WILLIAM A. "WILD EYE"
"Wild Eye" Burr now head hoop
coach at California college.
Feb. 10, 1932, 3:5
BURGESS, FREDRICK J.
OSC grad garners hydraulics
prize.
July 25, 1955, 1:3
BURRI, FRED
Beaver grad nails down coaching
spot.
Sept. 25, 1953, 4:7
BURWELL, ROGER W.
Burwell, ex-'44, now in German
prison camp.
Sept. 26, 1944, 3:6
BURYA, FRED
New pump invented by Oregon
State graduate.
May 3, 1932, 1:2
BUTLER, R.A.
Zellerbach promtes 3 stater
executives.
Apr. 20,:.1956,3:3
ALUMNI-CAUTHORN
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BUXTON, CHARLES
Denver Post employs former
OSC journalists.
Feb. 19, 1947, 3:2
CARLSON, MILTON
Carlson gets ad job on
Hearst syndicate.
July 16, 1935, 4:3
BYINGTON, GLENN
Lt. Byington will be cited
for heroism.
Apr. 13, 1943, 1:8
CARLSON, SHERRILL
'54 graduate accepts editorial
staff post.
Sept. 21, 1955, 5:6
CADMUS, WALTER GEORGE
Cadmus held prisoner
Jan. 16, 1943, 1:3
Alumni writes story.
Dec. 2, 1955, 5:6
CAIN, ROBERT F.
Texan's Ph.D. first for new
foods lab.
Oct. 6, 1951, 4:1
CALAVAN, VIRGIL LEE
Albany Mayor former Stater.
Mar. 12, 1932, 2:5
CALHOUN, JAMES FRANKLIN
Tradition upheld by Oregon
Stater.
Apr. 24, 1943, 1:6
CALLAHAN, IDA BURNETT
Four oldest alumni to be on
campus for golden anniversary.
May 27, 1931, 1:4
CANNON, BARBARA
OSC couple cut record; receive
billboard praise.
Feb. 23, 1960, 8:4-5
CANNON, ROY
Beaver grads who made good.
Dec. 12, 1931, 3:5
CARL, MARION
OSC prepares to welcome
Marien ace.
Jan. 12, 1943, 1:4-6
CARNIE, NORVAL
Norval Carnie is buried.
Mar. 5, 1918, 1:3
Resolutions.
Mar. 8, 1918, 3:3
CARPENTER, MATILDA
Grads get positions on Cornell
faculty.
Nov. 21, 1930, 1:3
CARTER,DOUGLAS TONER
Former M.U. President dies
in Pendleton.
Apr. 20, 1950, 1:0
CARTER, LOGAN
Nichols appointed dean at Idaho
branch school.
Jan. 20, 1934, 4:2
CARTY, JAY
Carty awarded Merrill trophy.
Apr. 25, 1961, 4:7
CASEY, MRS. KATHLEEN
Ex-Baro staffer to edit magazine.
Oct. 23, 1953, 1:7
CAUTHORN, FRANK
Early graduate enroute here.
Apr. 27, 1932, 2:7
ALUMNI-CHAMBERLAIN
CHAMBERLAIN, W.J.
O.A.C. man has air adventure.
Oct. 30, 1918, 1:5
Crippled on German soil.
Nov. 6, 1918, 1:5
Lieut. Chamberlain, '15,
brings down Hun plane.
Dec. 18, 1918, 5:4
CHAMBERLIN-GARNJOBST, HOPE
Hope Garnjobst takes position
with Swift & Co.
May 15, 194i 4:5
Hope Chamberlin named director.
Dec. 31, 1942, 1:3
CHAMBERLIN-CORSO, HOPE
Bombed-out look remains in
Germany, Hollanders working hard
to rebuild.
Jan. 8, 1948, 2:5
Britisher returns to war-torn
Germany to begin again a life
of just 'existing'.
Jan. 22, 1948, 2:5
Ex-barometer editor named
coordinator.
Feb. 24, 1959, 3:8
CHAMPION, MARY
Two grads co-author major journal
article.
Nov. 18, 1955, 1:8
CHANDLER, BETTY
Home Ec graduate on way to China
Nov. 14, 1940, 4:4
CHASE, ERNEST A.
Funeral services held for
Ernest Chase, '15.
Mar. 5, 1935, 2:5
CHEN, CAROLINE
Caroline Chen returns to service
in Peking.
Dec. 3, 1930, 4:4
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E tchings by OSC grad displayed
in home ec.
Feb. 2, 1931, 1:5
CHEZEM, CURTIS
OSU graduate named head.
Nov. 20, 1969, 3:8-9
CHRISTIAN, STANLEY
Stanley Christian making success
in Hawaii institutions.
Oct. 24, 1933, 2:5
CHRISTIANSEN, VIOLA
Graduate teaches in Northern Japan.
July 5, 1933, 1:4
CIFRE, GUILLERMO
Campus guest from Argentina expresses
opinion on North-South American
relations.
May 9, 1940, 4:2
CLARK, J.C.
J.C. Clark in charge of
Y.M.C.A. at Shanghai.
Dec. 11, 1917, 1:5
Many university men in
China.
:Apr. 5, 1918, 1:4
1904 graduate tells story
of 40 years ago.
Oct. 15, 1952, 3:2-4
CLARK,
Word
now in
May 7,
ROY R.
is received of graduate
France.
1918, 1:3
CLAYTON, MARK M.
Clayton invents eneine.
Apr. 8, 1932, 3:3
CLOUGH, FRANK
F. Clough, OSC alumnus made
city manager.
May 25, 1940, 1:8
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COATES, STANLEY
Stanley Coates gets assistant
appointment.
Oct. 26, 1946, 1:7
COCKRUM, HARRY G.
OSC alum promoted as assistant
to dean on Montana state staff.
Feg. 11, 1948, 4:2
COLBERYT BERNON E.
Student killed as car swerves
leaves highway.
Nov. 25, 1947, 1:8
COLLINS, GERTRUDE F.
1888 graduate wills funds
for awards.
May 5, 1954, 1:3
COLLINS, VICTOR
Silver star for Col Jones.
Mar. 13, 1945, 3:5
COLVIG, VANCE PINTO
Mickey Mouse has speech of
former Oregon State man.
Oct. 9m 1934, 2:4
Voice of playful Pluto sends
letters to Beard.
Nov. 23, 1935, 1:2
Ex-OSC bandman plans visit to
campus soon.
Oct. 24, 1936, 1:3
Pig's 'voice' visits OSC while
on vacation trip.
Nov. 14, 1936, 1:1
Alumnus cartoonist draws many
pictures for 'Gulliver's travels'.
Jan. 23, 1940, 4:6
Pinto, alias Pluto the Pup, to come
to Oregon State campus this fall.
Oct. 29, 1941, 4:5
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Bozo, famed OSC alum, to clown
at Homecoming.
Oct. 6, 1951, 1:3-4
OSU's famous clown "Bozo' dies,
helped millions with laugh medicine
Oct. 17, 1967, 1:2
COPSON, PAUL
Dearborn Hall room to become Memorial.
May 17, 1952, 1:8
CORSETTI, BERNARD J.
Lt. Corsetti, Lt. Robert Abel get air
medal.
May 15, 1945, 3:3
CORTRIGHT, JEANNE
Weather text published by Co-op.
Dec. 2, 1955, 4:6
COUNTS, MEL
Beaver All-American back at Oregon
State.
July 6, 1966, 4:1-2
L.A. Lakers trade former OSU eager.
June 18, 1974, 8:1-2
COUPER, GEORGE
Couper named director.
Mar. 27, 1936, 3:6
COURTRIGHT, BURR
They act alike, look alike,
but luckily they don't love alike.
Oct. 28, - 1947, 1:5
COURTRIGHT, EUNICE
Alumni head resigns job for business
Nov. 30, 1945, 6:6
COVERSTONE, LANAR
Bronze star awarded to ex-staters.
Feb. 13, 1945, 3:5
COVERT, DR. LLOYD W.
Successrul Oregon Staters.
Mar. 3, 1936, 2:7
COX, TED
Graduate plans outdoor school
Feb. 25, 1980, 6:1-6
COYNER, RICHARD L.
Coyner wins flying cross for bravery
May 7, 1968, 3:9
ALUM-CRAMER
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CRAMER, JEANNETTE P.
Travel number of monthly on
press.
Feb. 27, 1931, 1:5
CURRIER, MARY
Former stater sells fiction.
Oct. 5, 1945, 3:6
Responsible positions held
by women grads.
May 7, 1932, 1:7
DAKIN, H.A.
Capturing flock of Germans was
all in a day's work for this aggie.
Nov. 10, 1922, 2:1
CRAMER, T.P., JR.
Republicans will run graduate
for state legislature.
May 23, 1922, 1:6
DAMEWOOD, LEROY M.
Honor grad given math post in
east.
July 25, 1960, 3:4
Ted Cramer, Beaver tried
and true.
April 17, 1945, 2:1
DAMRONGSAK, SIRIMUNGKLA
McCall frees prisoner after five
year penalty.
Apr. 14, 1967, 1:1
CRAVAT, HARLAND R.
Book readied by 1942 grad.
Nov. 18, 1971, 6:4
CRAWFORD RALPH E.
Oregon State grad now forest
supervisor.
Nov. 24, 1937, 1:4
CRAWFORD. RANDALL
Missionaries tell of late Chilean
work.
May 21, 1946, 4:6
CRONMILLER, LYNN F.
Alumnus chosen state forester.
Oct. 7, 1930, 1:4
Forestry to Mark 50th Anniversary.
Mar. 2, 1956, 1:8
CUNNINGHAM, B.L.
B.L. Cunningham becomes assistant
geologist for South Pacific Railway Co.
Feb. 16, 1910, 1:4
CUNNINGHAM, GLENN
Glenn Cunningham coached by former
Beaver track head, now at Kansas U.
Apr. 9, 1940, 1:1
McCall explains reason-: of Thai
prisoner.
Apr. 19, 1967 1:1
DARCY, THOMAS
Ex-member of bank selected as
leader in national capitol.
Oct. 19, 1935, 1:4
DARLINGTON, LAURENCE E.
Oregon State grad recently
appointed as assistant dean.
July 6, 1948, 3:4
CARROW, DON O.
Darrow flies Seattle to Medford
mail run.
Mar. 9, 1934, 3:2
DE BOEST, HENRY F.
Lilly Co. names two OSC alums
to staff posts.
Jan. 27, 1948, 4:8
DEBOK, GORDON "BILL"
Successful Oregon Staters.
Feb. 28, 1936, 2:5
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DELPHERNIA LINGO, EMMA
Early class loses prominent
member.
Jan. 15, 1935, 2:5
DELZELL, THOMAS W.
Alumni starts fund program.
Oct. 12, 1961, 1:2-4
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DOWLING, MRS. COLISTA M.
'98 graduate makes Rose Festival
posters.
Apr. 12, 1923, 1:5
DEMARIS, SHIRLEY ANN
Woman trains as engineer.
Jan. 10, 1969, 3:5-8
DRAKE, DONALD
'41 Baro editor takes Oregonian
position.
Nov. 12, 1946, 4:7
DERMID, JACK
Fish and game grad new
wildlife editor.
Jan. 17, 1951, 1:8
DRLICA, KARL F.
OSC textbook to help Japan with
schools.
May 21, 1948, 1:5
DIBBLE, EARL
OSC grad receives position
on Oregonian.
Dec. 3, 1932, 2:2
DUFF, PERNOT STEWART
Display artist visits Oregon
State campus.
Oct. 24, 1939, 3:7
DICKSON, FREDERICK H.
Former OSC graduate now
army instructor.
Feb. 21, 1942, 1:3
DUNN, JAMES W.
Graduate appointed to new office.
Feb. 26, 1963, 1:8
DODGE, RAY E.
Ray Dodge presents bronze
basketball statue to college.
Apr. 21, 1933, 1:7
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Resolutions.
Mar. 15, 1918, 2:3
DUSTIN, JOHN A.
Ex-wrestler named man of the
year.
May 20, 1970, 6:3
Trophy donated to intramural
group.
Jan. 21, 1934, 3:3
DUTTON, WALTER L.
Grad gets important post as
supervisor of Whitman forest.
Feb. 21, 1933, 1:6
DOERNER, WILLIAM A.
Former OSC student joins
Du Pont staff.
Jan. 26, 1952, 1:4
DYBVIK, RUSSELL E.
Russ Dybvik is appointed to
UPI staff.
Nov. 20, 1959, 1:3
DOOLEY, ED
Denver Post employs former OSC
journalists.
Feb. 19, 1947, 3:2
Dybvik heads UPI Indonesia.
Feb. 26, 1960, 1:5
DOUGLAS, ELIZABETH R.
Elizabeth Ruth Douglas is dead.
Mar. 15, 1918, 3:2
EDWARDS, WEBLEY
Oregon State alum named Music
Man
Sept. 23, 1960, 1:4
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EGGLESON, ALEX
Baby Beaver brought by big
stork.
Oct. 20, 1942, 1:1
ENZIE, WALTER
Walter Enzie co-author of
"Beans of New York."
June 1, 1932, 1:5
EKLUND, CARL
Eklund chosen by Byrd for
future expedition.
Oct. 28, 1939, 4:4
ESPINO, FELIX V.
Espino gets position in
Philippine Islands.
Jan. 26, 1940, 1:6
Death of OSU graduate told
Dec. 7, 1962, 4:2
EVANS, DOROTHY
Former staff member of
Roseburg review.
Oct. 12, 1917, 3:2
EL MAGHRABY, ABDEL M.
Ex-stater faced by deporation.
Feb. 2, 1954, 1:3
EMMETT, E.G.
Alumnus of '94 to see big game.
Nov. 19, 1920, 6:1
EMPEY, GENE
Gene Empey named Nevada
journalist.
Nov. 18, 1950, 1:8
ENGLISH, BUD
Bud English tells of adventure
in ferry command.
Mar. 25, 1943, 3:6
ENGLUND, RICE
Eric Englund, '18, heads
department at Kansas.
Apr. 26, 1921, 3:1
Trees, hatchets, lads remind of
Washington.
Feb. 20, 1931, 1:2
Oregon State grad gets London post.
Apr. 9, 1952, 1:7
ENGRETSON, ALBERT E.
Experiment leader dies in Astoria.
Oct. 2, 1942, 4:5
Miss Evans reporter The
Dallas Chronicle.
Mar. 12, 1918, 1:5
EVANS, GWIL O.
Past Baro ed given honor.
Jan. 11, 1966, 3:9
FABIERO, AIDA
Weaving results received at OSC
from Philippines.
Nov. 8, 1951, 1:6
FARRELL, PHILLIP W.
OSC student accepts rehabilitation
post.
Oct. 12, 1940, 2:6
FENDALL, WILLIAM
Fendall sends Japanese papers.
Nov. 9, 1946, 1:6
FERGUSON, CHARLES L.
OSU alum shot down.
Jan. 16, 1965, 5:3
FIELD, DON
Lieut. Field reported missing in
North Africa.
Apr. 22, 1943, 4:6
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FILSINGER, CLEO
Magazine cover pictures grad.
Feb. 9, 1951, 1:8
FOSTER, DAWN GAY
OSC graduate dies in Portland.
Nov. 11, 1960, 2:1-2
FINLAY, GORDON C.
Goss, Finlay, compose new Oregon
State song.
Nov. 20, 1936, 4:7
FOWLER, ROBERT G.
Fowler accepts new position at
Berkley.
Oct. 30, 1946, 3:8
OSC graduate fighting with Gen.
MacArthur.
Jan. 28, 1942, 1:8
FRANCIS, JOE
Tough Joe Francis gets a face
full of fist grom ball-carrying
varsity left half Bill Sullivan.
June. 2, 1959, 6:1-5
Former OSC student featured
radio soloist.
May 12, 1942, 1:8
Alum to return to OSC as Navy
Band soloist.
Nov. 1, 1950, 1:2-3
FINLAY, EITH F.
OSC alumnus victim of airliner
crash.
Oct. 21, 1955, 1:6
FINNEY, GERALD J.
Finney writes from Tokio.
Mar. 12, 1932, 1:3
FLINT, JOHN
John Flint has charge of 44,000
acre plantation.
May 2, 1919, 6:4
FORRESTER, J.W. (BUD) JR.
Former Baro staffer feted
nationally.
Feb. 28, 1950, 1:4
FORSCH, KEN
Ex-OSU star hurls no-no.
Apr. 9, 1979, 11:5-6
FORSYTHE, DR. WARREN E.
"Who's who" lists grad.
Oct. 11, 1935, 1:5
FRANKLIN, NORMAN
"Red" Franklin services to be
held at Lacomb.
May 20, 1947, 4:5
FREYDIG, PAUL E.
OSC alum is featured in magazine.
Dec. 4, 1931, 1:2
FRYER, JOHN F.
OSU alumnus joins food science
staff.
Feb. 19, 1963, 3:8
FULLER, LEROY E.
Oregon State alum earns top
position.
Jan. 11, 1950, 3:8
FUNK, ARNOLD J.
OSC graduate plays with U.S.
Navy Band.
Jan. 28, 1942, 1:7
GABRIELSON, DR. IRA N.
Former OSC student is author
of report.
Mar. 8, 1949, 3:7-8
GALLAGHER, JOHN
Gallagher joins father in
Corvallis business.
Jan. 31, 1940, 2:3
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Old Spanish flag sent from
anonymous source.
1:2-7
OSU graduate of 1900 dies.
May 17, 1961, 2:1-3
Editorial--John H. Gallagher.
May 24, 1961, 2:1-3
GALLAWAY, G.H.
Zellerbach promotes 3 stater
executives.
Apr. 20, 1956, 3:3
OSU graduate takes new position.
Sept. 23, 1964, 8:2
GALLEGO, KAREN
Widow enters U.S. Army.
Sept. 27, 1968, 3:7-9
GALLEGO, LT. LAWRENCE
Loan fund established for OSU
Students.
Dec. 6, 1967, 1:1-2
GEDDES, BOB
Bob Geddes, now successful-coach
at Missouri High.
Feb. 17, 1932, 3:2
GENTRY, WAYNE
Wayne Gentry sails for Swedish
post.
Nov. 23, 1949, 3:5
GERKE, FLORENCE HOLMES
Mrs. Gerke plans madrons reserve.
Feb. 24, 1932, 1:5
GERRISH, JOHN M.
Gerrish manufactures boomerangs
for sale.
Jan. 19, 1933, 4:3
GERVALS, LOUIS
Alum patents device.
Mar. 27, 1937, 4:7
GIBSON, WARREN
Oregon state grad receives
position in Hawaiian firm.
Oct. 8, 1947, 1:4
GALLEGO, LAWRENCE
$2,000 memorial fund set up for
Army ROTC.
Jan. 20, 1968, 3:8-9
GIES, CARL PARKER
Parker Gies given 'service' cross.
Mar. 3, 1942, 2:3
GAMBEE, DAVE
Ex-OSU Gager selected to be
TV announcer.
Nov. 5, 1973, 11:5-6
GILBERT, HENRY
Henry Gilbert returns from Hilo,
Hawaii.
Mar. 26, 1918, 2:4
GARNJOBST, LAURA
Who is who at O.S.C.
July 7, 1934, 2:4
GILKEY, HERBERT
Herbert Gilkey directs Iowa
State department.
Oct. 14, 1931, 2:8
GATHERCOAL, BETTE
Three 1952 graduates take
publication jobs in western state.
June 20, 1952, 3:1
GEARHART, RICHARD C.
Graduate named vice-president.
May 1, 1964, 4:2
GILL, HAROLD D.
Visiting alums, speechmaking
celebrate forestry founding.
Mar. 6, 1956, 1:2-3
GILL-HAMMOND, RUTH
Ruth Gill Hammond takes name of
of OSC to Chinese college.
May 12, 1936, 4:1
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GILL, "WHIT"
Keene and Gill are back on
the campus.
Mar. 18, 1919, 2:4
GILMORE, CARL "CURLEY"
Former Orange football star
is athletic mentor.
Feb. 11, 1932, 3:6
GILSTRAP, C.L.
Grad publishes article in
Journal of Surgery.
Mar. 3, 1932, 1:4
GILSTRAP, W.J.
Gilstrap family takes active
interest in OSE.
June 5, 1948, 1:1
GISSELBERG, VICTOR
Bandits slay former student
at Honduras.
Feb. 14, 1935, 4:7
GLASS ELVIN J.
'78 graduate to return.
May 10, 1923, 4:3
Elving John Glass died here
Thursday morning.
Mar. 5, 1935, 1:5
GLENN, OLIVERS S. (CAPT.)
OSC graduate accepts chinese
flying post.
Arp. 23, 1946, 1:2-4
Graduate tells of Chinese
situation.
Feb. 1, 1949, 1:2-4
GOODALL, DON
Don Goodall named editor of
publication.
Jan. 17, 1947, 1:1
GOODLOW, WILLIAM
"Bill" Goodlow missing over
Philippine area.
Feb. 9, 1945, 1:7
GORDON, DAVID M.
OSC grad church vicar.
Sept. 27, 1951, 1:5
GOSS, J.K.
Goss, Finlay, compose new
Oregon State song.
Nov. 20, 1936, 4:7
GOSSLER, CHARLOTTE
OSC writer relates visit to
Hitler's hideaway.
Oct. 18, 1949, 2:7-8
GRAF, ROBERT E.
West Point claims ex '44
Oregon Stater.
Oct. 21, 1944, 1:1
GRAHAM, BRUCE
Eastman Kodak Co. hires former
stater.
Jan. 4, 1946, 3:3
Alumnus appointed head of institute.
Apr. 29, 1958, 3:7
GRAY, JOE
Gray ghost visits scene of glories.
Oct. 21, 1946, 4:4
GRAY, JOHN C.
OSC alum to speak at forensic
banquet feting prof. Mitchell.
May 16, 1952, 3:5
GREENOUGH, QUENTIN
Quenting Greenough finds changes
in campus life.
Apr. 24, 1945, 3:3
GREENWOOD, EDWARD C.
OSC grad co-author of fishing
bulletin.
Jan. 24, 1952, 1:8
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GREGORY, L.H.
"The Oregonian" staff nonprejudiced says ex-Baro sports
scribe.
Dec. 2, 1949, 2:4-5
GRIFFIN, WAYNE
Alumnus produces film,
'Key to City'.
Apr. 5, 1950, 2:3
GROSS, MALVERN J.
Gross, OSC grad, given directorship.
Feb. 23, 1954, 1:8
GROVES, FRANK
Former instructor returns for visit.
Apr. 15, 1941, 4:6
GRUBB, WAYNE
Wayne Grubb in 'Family' named after
OSC man.
Mar. 28, 1940, 4:1
HAGENGUTH, JULIUS
McMorris patents new instrument.
Nov. 23, 1937, 6:4
Past Barometer editor to
enter in primaries.
May 8, 1934, 1:3
OSC grads, students, win
in state election.
Nov. 14, 1934, 1:3
HAMMER, GORDON
Hammer appointed to attend
Annapolis.
Dec. 4, 1940, 1:6
HAMPSHIRE, JOHN
Capt. Hampshire killed in
China.
May 13, 1943, 1:2
HANSON, ELEANOR
Former OSC rookess accepts
position at Vassar College.
May 16, 1940, 1:6
HARDIE, JOHN D.
OSC graduate dies in Manilla.
Mar. 31, 1951, 3:6
HAINES, JOE
There's a story behind that smile.
Nov. 12, 1947, 1:3
HARDING, CLARA
OSC's oldest
65 year record
Aug. 18, 1936,
THAYER
grad dies with
of loyalty.
6:6
HALDORSEN, MARGRETHE
Magazine article sold by Norwegian
co-ed.
Mar. 10, 1948, 1:8
HARNICK, GEORGE W.
Beaver grad gets staff
appointment in food research.
May 3, 1947, 3:6
HALLIN, GEORGE H.
Cadet George Hallin dies in plane
crash.
Apr. 6, 1943, 4:2
HARPER, PAUL E.
'49 OSC graduate now in
science lab.
Oct. 20, 1950, 1:8
HAMILTON, JUDY
Roving Oregon Stater visits,
describes Finland May 1 fling.
Dec. 4, 1946, 2:5-6
HARRIS, IRWIN
Harris handles OSC athletic
news dope.
May 17, 1947, 3:5
HAMILTON, MOORE
Once Barometer editor now
Medford newsman.
Dec. 5, 1933, 1:1
Harris, Smith expect degrees
at Evanston.
May 15, 1942, 1:5
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HARRIS-WHITBY, MARY
Oldest college grad sees many
years of development at O.A.C.
Jan. 6, 1926, 1:4
HEATHER, JEAN
Oregon State claims Jea
Heather was co-ed.
Apr. 18, 1944, 1:7
Attendance record for commencement
set by 1867 graduate.
May 30, 1931, 2:3
HECKART, EARL
OSC alumnus dies Saturday.
May 7, 1958, 1:5
Oldest alum attends dinner
honoring Peavy.
Feb. 16, 1934, 1:7
HEINTZLEMAN, STUART W.
Killed in action
Feb. 13, 1942, 2:4
OSC's oldest grad dies with 65
year record of loyalty.
Aug. 18, 1936, 6:6
HELMER, OSCAR
Dr. Helmer accepts job.
Nov. 17, 1936, 3:4
HATFIELD, ARLIE
Arlie Hatfield of Corvallis
directs U.S. band in Japan.
Jan. 8, 1947, 3:7
HENDERSON, JEAN
Victory center head weds army
captain.
Nov. 5, 1943, 3:2
HATHAWAY, GAIL A.
Stater receives medal, presidential
citation.
Nov. 30, 1945, 3:4
HERMANSON, H. E.
Two graduate students get
teaching positions.
Feb. 14, 1933, 1:5
Alum new ASCE head.
July 31, 1950, 3:4
HETHERINGTON, JEANNE
Movie test shown of former
stater.
Nov. 10, 1942, 1:4
HAYS, DONALD FRANK
OSC graduate D. F. Hays
named top U.S. engineer.
Jan. 6, 1960, 1:8-9
Soldiers' dream former Stater.
Feb. 11, 1943, 1:6
HAYES, W. B. "DUKE"
OSC'er completes book.
Nov. 7, 1944, 4:4
Miss Hetherington to take screen
test.
Feb. 24, 1943, 1:8
HEALEY, ROGER D.
Forester of '21 devises plan
for special mills.
Nov. 18, 1936, 4:5
Paramount casts Miss Hetherington.
Nov. 16, 1943, 1:3
HEARTWELL, JAMES C.
OSC hoop history available
to fans at coliseum, M.U.
Feb. 6, 1953, 1:4
HJELTE, "MUSH"
"Mush" to teach in Honolulu
school.
Apr. 24, 1923, 1:3
HOBART, T. R.
Hobart transfers office to
Corvallis.
Nov. 5, 1940,2:2
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HOERNER, G. R.
Former instructor and prexy
is here.
Jan. 27, 1923, 1:3
HOERNER,
Former
critics'
Apr. 15,
RICHARD
OSC student gets
praise.
1941, 1:5
HOFFMAN, DR. ROBERT A.
Strand appoints replacements.
Apr. 15, 1961, 3:5
HOLTHOUSE, MARY
OSC home ec. graduate
recieves commission.
Apr. 14, 1943, 1:5
HOONG, TENG-MING
Graduate proposes new
Chinese school.
Oct. 20, 1939, 1:7
HORN, DARRELL
Horn sparkles; jumps 25-11.
July 6, 1966, 4:5
HORN, LOUVERA
Poem by Louvera Horn
used by society review.
Feb. 9, 1935, 4:6
HORNECKER, CHARLES R.
Former OSC leader dies in
plane crash.
Oct. 21, 1958, 1:2-3
HORNING, MARY ALICE
Class of '82 graduate succumbs
at Medford.
Jan. 5, 1935, 1:5
HOWARD, J. D.
Early graduate passes.
May 22, 1937, 1:7
HOWARD, ROY R.
Mr. Howard wins $1,000 prize
offered by the Portland Commercial
club.
June 3, 1911, 3:2
HOWARD, SHIRLEY SING
Miss Shirley Sing Howard
named "American Business Woman
of the Year."
Oct. 22, 1965, 3:7-9
HOWELLS, DAVID H.
Engineering grad wins national
honor.
Mar. 12, 1965, 3:4
HOWIE, LELAND
Grad from China depicts oriental
social condition.
Mar. 5, 1931, 1:2
HU, CHENG
Alum coaching Equador gym team.
Dec. 7, 1977, 19:3-6
HUGGINS, M. M.
Alumnus gets award for
meritorious service.
Apr. 20, 1943, 1:2
HUGGINS, W. H.
Top IRE jobs given to grads.
Dec. 7, 1957, 1:3
HURD, OWEN W.
OSC grad of 1926 gets highest
institute nod.
Oct. 7, 1958, 3:1-2
HURLBURT, ARTHUR R.
OSC graduate to head course.
Feb. 14, 1956, 1:6
HUTCHINGS, EARL A.
Hutchings praised.
May 26, 1920, 3:2
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HYNES, ALBERTA
Miss Hynes appointed department
assistant.
Jan. 19, 1937, 4:8
JEWETT, LEONARD G.
Bronze star holder returns
from Europe.
June 2, 1948, 4:6
IRVING, RALPH E. "BUCK"
Here's an Aggie graduate
whose job is introducing east
to west.
Oct. 27, 1922, 3:2
JOHNSON, JOAN
Oregon State grad named
supervisor.
Sept. 21, 1960, 10:6
IZADI, ALI
Khomeini picks O.S.U. grad.
Feb. 23, 1979, 1:3-4
JOHNSON, JOE B.
Marine Lt. Johnson receives
bronze star.
Nov. 16, 1945, 6:6
JACOBSON, ALICE C.
OSC graduate enters Yale
divinity school.
Oct. 20, 1944, 4:5
JOHNSON, W. E.
OSC graduates write for
electrical review.
Nov. 23, 1934, 1:3
JARMON, LURA AND LIDA
Who's who at Oregon state.
July 16, 1935, 2:4
JOHNSTON, CLARENCE
Johnston writes from Ireland.
March 8, 1918, 1:1
JAROSS, JODY
Jody Jaross writes article.
Jan. 9, 1968,'1:6
JONES, GEORGE DONALD
Silver star for Col. Jones.
March 13, 1945, 3:5
JARVIS, ANNIE JEAN
Features by Oregon Staters
published in Sunday papers.
Nov. 2, 1955, 2:5-6
JONES, RONALD E.
OSC grads, students, win in
state election.
Nov. 14, 1934, 1:3
JARVIS, JIM
Jarvis signs diamond-pact
with Philies.
Feb. 17, 1966, 4:9
JORDAN, DR. J. V.
OSC grad on faculty at
university of Idaho.
Nov. 13, 1948, 3:5
Jarvis wins cage post at
Idaho.
Apr. 1, 1974, 13:5-6
JOUBERT, JACOBUS
Grad writes telling conditions
in Africa.
Jan. 10, 1934, 1:3
JEWELL, MARGARET
Grad chosen dance head.
Apr. 17, 1937, 1:5
JOY, ADENA
Grad has one-act play published.
for 4-H club.
Nov. 10, 1934, 1:6
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Former Oregon Stater engaged
in peace work.
Apr. 25, 1936, 1:5
Alumni notes.
Dec. 5, 1934, 2:3
Grad organizing peace
campaign.
May 8, 1936, 1:4
KEIL, BILL
OSC grad to promote Timberline
activity.
Jan. 16, 1951, 2:3
JOYCE, JAMES W.
James Joyce awarded bronze
star medal.
May 29, 1945, 1:8
KEIST, BENJAMIN F.
Former OSC student recieves
Silver Star.
Oct. 9, 1951, 3:1-2
JOYNER, JERRY
Corvallis painter exhibits
at Kidder.
Dec. 9, 1960, 4:6
KELLEHER, VIRGINIA
Ex-publication heads married
in Portland.
Jan. 26, 1944, 3:3
KADDERLY, WALLACE
KGW farm director to make
recordings.
Apr. 15, 1948, 1:5
KELLOG, ROBERT B.
Former Stater injured.
Jan. 12, 1945, 1:1
KAHN, JOEL
Ex-publication heads married
in Portland.
Jan. 26, 1944, 3:3
KANETAKE, KENICHIRO
Japanese students completing
work.
Oct. 28, 1953, 1:6
KAUFFMAN, DARRELL
Ex-wrestler shot; critical.
Mar. 7, 1969, 6:3
KAWATA, KAZ
Methodists choose Kawata
for service.
Apr. 12, 1950, 3:3
KEENE, ROY S.
Keene and Gill are back on
the campus.
Mar. 18, 1919, 2:4
A Beaver grad you should know.
Dec. 2, 1931, 2:4
KELLY, JOHN G.
Lt. Kelly dies in France.
Mar. 22, 1918, 4:1
KEMP, J. LARRY
Party dated for author.
Nov. 3, 1967, 1:3
KENDRICK, OLIVE
Poised Mikie Kendrick is
unusual graduate.
May 23, 1940, 3:6
KENG, LI
OSC, Home Ec. grad working in
free China.
Apr. 21, 1944, 1:1
KENNEDY-TARTAR, RUTH
Monthly describes home ec.
activities.
Mar. 28, 1931, 1:5
KERR, JACK R.
1962 grad of OSU dies in plane
crash.
Apr. 5, 1966, 1:1
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KERR, ROBERT M.
Yamashita faces keen foe
in Maj. Kerr, OSC debater.
Oct. 12, 1945, 1:4
KROEKER, DONALD J.
Graduate adds to loan fund.
Jan. 12, 1952, 1:3
News dramas to feature Kerr.
Jan. 25, 1946, 4:5
KUEHN, RUTH BARNES
Home record book will be
published.
Nov. 15, 1930, 5:2
KIM, HAMNA
Miss Kim has position in
Ewha Hatung school.
Nov. 14, 1931, 1:7
KUMLER, MARION F.
Kumler assigned post.
May 6, 1943, 1:8
KLINE, GLEN
OSC graduate joins state
extension staff.
Jan. 7, 1961, 3:6
LACEY, JOHN F.
OSC grad appointed commander
in Luzon.
Apr. 1, 1948,1:7
KLUNDER, REV. BRUCE W.
Former student dies in
demonstration.
Apr. 21, 1964, 1:5
LANKENAU, WALTER
War department reports Walter
Lankenau safe.
Mar. 5, 1918, 1:2
KNOLL, ROBERT P.
New Barometer editor returns
home with wife.
July 16, 1946, 7:4
LANTZ, HARVEY
Noted OSC alum, experimenter,
dies.
Apr. 8, 1958, 1:7
Bright future predicted for
new alumni manager.
May 5, 1948, 1:1
LARSEN, CARL V.
OSC grad and family returning
from China.
Jan. 8, 1948, 4:4
KOFOID, ORVILLE
U.S. road body adopts
formula of graduate.
Oct. 1939, 4:6
KORTEMAYER, HENRY A.
Ex-Beaver covers Marine
landings on New Britain
pilots bomber.
Oct. 3, 1944, 3:5
KRIEG, ALDEN F.
Portland man named junior
first citizen.
Jan. 13, 1954, 1:1
LATTIN, LINDA
Leading play role goes to OSC
grad.
Dec. 9, 1958, 1:4
LAUGHLIN, LYLE
Edits "Trade Lanes."
Nov. 20, 1936, 1:5
LEE, FEUNG
Training Chinese soldiers duty
of Captain Feung Lee.
Nov. 30, 1945, 3:7
Strand appoints replacements.
Apr. 15, 1961, 3:5
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LEE, RICKY
Indiana cuts former Beaver Lee.
Oct. 4, 1978, 15:1-4
LEVENSPEIL, DR. OCTOVE
Dr. Octove gets post at Chicago
institute.
Sept. 30, 1958, 1:1
LEWIS, ART
OSC graduate named 1st citizen
of Albany.
Jan. 26, 1957, 1:7
LLOYD, PHILLIP W.
Alaskan collection recent
donation to Horner Museum.
Oct. 11, 1949, 3:5
LOCEY, PERCY P.
Former football captain
is coach at Olympic Club.
Feb. 13, 1932, 3:2 (port.)
Locey blames recent rumor
on loose talk.
Jan. 15, 1947, 1:1
LEWIS, JOHN
Alum is accident victim.
Sept. 30, 1949, 3:2
LOCKE, EDWARD G.
Son born to Lockes.
Feb. 1, 1935, 2:6
LEWIS, KEN
Former OSC students are polio
victims.
Oct. 7, 1952, 3:4
LODELL, CARL
Lodell serves school during
10-year period.
Jan. 29, 1932, 4:1
LEWIS, MARY E.
Household problems aired in
new book.
Feb. 5, 1938, 2:5
LOGAN, JOHN
Former Orangeman dies of
pneumonia.
May 21, 1932, 1:4
LI, KUNG
Kung Li sails to native China.
Oct. 24, 1941, 4:6
LONG, WALLY
Long killed in crash.
Apr. 25, 1942, 1:7
LIEBE, HAROLD
Lt. Col. Liebe returns for ROTC
assigment.
July 16, 1946, 6:4
LOOMIS, PORTER
Loomis gets position with
Oregonian staff.
Jan. 31, 1934, 1:6
LINCOLN, RICHARD G.
Air medal to Lt. Lincoln in
England.
Mar. 6, 1945, 3:4
LOONEY, HAROLD BOND
Former athlete died at
home in Jefferson.
Dec. 5, 1933, 4:4
LINTON, LOIS E.
Oregon state graduate wins
airline wings.
June 5, 1948, 1:6
LOUGHARY, MURIEL
OSCer's husband German
prisoner.
Oct. 10, 1944, 3:3
LIU, TSIU CHIEH
Chinese doctor, family leave
soon for China.
Oct. 17, 1946, 1:1
LOWDEN, MERLE S.
Outstanding journalists takes
job in Portland.
Jan. 20, 1934, 1:7
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Forestry graduate appointed to head
regional bureau.
Oct. 16, 1951, 2:6
LOWE, PAUL
Ex-OSU cleat ace Paul Lowe benched
after record season.
Nov. 2, 1966, 4:6
MCCAll, JIM
Scholarship, loan fund set
up in memorial.
Sept. 25, 1968, 8:5-6
MCCLAIN, A.E.
Resolutions.
Feb. 5, 1918, 4:3
LOWRY, BETTY JEAN
OSC girl now ensign.
Oct. 6, 1944, 4:6
MCDONALD, MRS. R.W.
Early graduate dies.
Jan. 7, 1932, 3:2
LUCAS, HARVEY
Former ASTU weds.
May 12, 1944, 1:2
MCDONALD, BETTY RAE
Ex-OSC star marries.
Feb. 27, 1945, 1:3
LUKENS, GLEN
Artist's work at fair.
July 5, 1939, 6:4
MCELFRESH, GERTRUDE
Our grads.
May 12, 1934, 6:1
LUND, A.G.
OAC grad makes good.
Mar. 5, 1918, 1:4
MCFARLAND, MRS. MINNIN ARTHUR
Oldest alum passes.
Apr. 30, 1958, 2:2
LUNDSTROM, PHILLIP
Alumnus shoots rapids, makes sketches
on trip down Colorado with Amos Burg.
Nov. 15, 1938, 1:4
MCHENRY, FRED
Judge McHenry is host for
'09 reunion.
May 12, 1959, 1:6
LUPER, LOREN J.
Former student plays for Sousa.
Mar. 29, 1921, 3:1
MCHENRY, JOSEPH R.
Deputy files candidacy for
county coroner.
Jan. 17, 1948, 1:7
LUTTRELL, BENTON
Luttrell dies in crash.
July 3, 1935, 1:1
LUTZ, A.W.
Alumnus makes rise from gridiron
star to firm's president.
Mar. 6, 1934, 1:6
LYFORD, CARRIE ALBERTA
Oregon State home ec graduate
writes book.
May 14, 1932, 2:7
MCCABE, FREDERICK
Gen. McCabe will inspect ROTC.
Apr. 8, 1947, 1:1
MCINTOSH, HARLAN COZARD
Former student's book
attracts notice of critics.
Jan. 8, 1941, 1:4
MCINTYRE, JOHN
Resolutions.
Feb. 5, 1918, 3:1
MCKAY, DOUGLAS
OSC grads, students, win
in state election.
Nov. 14, 1934, 1:3
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OSC grad elected as Marion delegate.
Jan 18, 1935, 4:5
OSC graduate enters race for governor.
Jan. 29, 1948, 1:7
Fellow alumni recall McKay as OSC
'big shot'.
Jan. 11, 1949, 1:5
MCNULTY, GENE
'41 grad gets post on farm
magazine.
Nov. 2, 1946, 1:6
MAINWARING, BERNARD
Alumnus donates $1,000.
Oct. 10, 1950, 3:8
McKay began politics here.
Nov. 26, 1952, 3:6
Former Baro chief buys Salem
paper after long career.
Feb. 4, 1953, 1:2
MCKAY, J.D.
J. Douglas McKay is officer at Camp
Lewis.
Oct. 12, 1917, 1:6
MALLERY, THOMAS DWIGHT
Mallery has papers on
ecology published.
Apr. 15, 1933, 1:6
MCKEAN, MRS. J.W.
Alumnae named 'Mrs. Oregon'.
Apr. 26, 1955, 1:1
MANDIC, JOHN
All-stars pick John Mandic
'42 for Chicago tilt.
Oct. 29, 1943, 4:3
MACKENZIE, DON
Student leader killed in mishap.
Sept. 16, 1953, 1:7
MCKINNELL, JAMES N.
McKinnel gets star.
May 8, 1945, 3:4
MCKINNEY, W. VERNE
Alum elected vice president of
association.
July 6, 1943, 3:1
MCLAGAN, RUBY
OAC woman is over there.
Apr. 2, 1919, 5:5
MCMINN, B.T.
McMinn, to be instructor.
May 10, 1918, 3:1
MCMORRIS, WILLIAM A.
Alumnus writes article.
Oct. 21, 1930, 3:2
MCMORRIS, WILLIAM A.
McMorris patents new instrument.
Nov. 23, 1937, 6:4
Pro cagers grab Johnny Mandic.
Oct. 2, 1946, 4:5
MANLEY, HAROLD L.
Manley gets position in
standards bureau.
Nov. 13, 1940, 1:8
MAPLE, HOWARD
Howard Maple starts professional
career with White Sox club.
May 24, 1929, 3:1
Ex-Bear football star succumbs
to heart failure.
Nov. 11, 1970, 6:4-5
MARIS HOMER
Homer Maris is composer of
new college song.
May 10, 1918, 4:3
Homer Maris dedicates his OAC
alma mater song to Mrs. Kidder.
May 21, 1918, 2:5
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Homer Maris on campus.
Jan. 12, 1923, 1:6
MARSHALL, GREG
Marshall drafted by Philadelphia.
May 4, 1978, 16:1-4
Marshall likes his chances in NFL.
May 10, 1978, 12:1-5
Marshall signed by Colts.
Dec. 6, 1978, 28:4-6
MASER, HEATHER
Former coed shows works.
Dec. 1, 1962, 3:2
MASON, BOB
OSC journalist transfers east.
Jan. 20, 1951, 2:4
MASON, ROBERT
Graduate appointed as Ag station
editor.
Apr. 18, 1953, 2:8
MATHEWS, GEORGE C.
Ex-OSC instructor new securities
head.
Mar. 29, 1939, 1:7
MATTHEWS, DONALD N.
Forestry grad writes fine research
article.
Apr. 16, 1936, 1:4
MATTSON, JOE O.
Grad heads foundation.
Nov. 7, 1953, 3:4
MAURER, SIEGFRIES
Dr. Maurer's work published
recently.
Mar. 16, 1932, 1:7
MAXWELL, WILLIAM H.
Korean University hires OSC grad.
Nov. 5, 1955, 2:5
S
MAY, LINDA LONG
OSU grad to talk on fashion
careers.
Jan. 26, 1965, 1:8
MEAD-MERRITT, JOAN
Race with stork ends in
wrong town.
Jan. 16, 1947, 1:4
MENDENHALL-KEENE, MARIE
Mrs. Roy Keene on school
board.
Jan. 29, 1932, 3:3
MERRIMAN, FLORENCE
Teacher has queer landing
at Uruguay.
Dec. 5, 1933, 2:3
METTEN,
Carl
College
Feb. 9,
CARL
Metten to be new Pasadena
mentor.
1932, 3:2
MIDDLEKAUFF, MARK
Mark Middlekauff, '16, writes
from aviation camp in Italy.
Apr. 9, 1919, 2:1
MILES, CARTER
Shhh. Military secret visits
Baro office.
Jan. 15, 1942, 2:7
MILLER, GLADYS
Miss Miller's book gets monthly
award.
Jan. 20, 1940, 1:1
Plateau seen in design.
May 16, 1962, 3:1-3
MILLER, ROY
Roy Miller, '15, heads
agricultural school.
Oct. 12, 1917, 1:5
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MILLS, CAMMILA
Caroline Chen returns to service in
Peking.
Dec. 3, 1930, 4:4
MORRIS, W.A.
OSC graduates write for
electrical review.
Nov. 23, 1934, 1:3
MOE, HAL
Ex-Oregon Staters direct Portland's
grid machinery.
Oct. 5, 1946, 3:4
MORSE, BOB
OSC graduate joins Life
magazine staff.
Jan. 24, 1953, 2:7
Moe and Torson ex-orangemen coach
pilots.
Oct. 25, 1947, 3:3
Life puts OSC grad with
London office.
Nov. 30, 1955, 1:1
Hal Moe quits Portland post.
Jan. 11, 1949, 4:2
OSC graduate covers big
'beat' at Life magazine staff
writer.
July 22, 1957, 4:1-2
MOE, RAY "SKIPPER"
Who's who in alums.
Nov. 21, 1934, 2:6
MOELLER, THERALD
Moeller to accept position at Illinois.
Jan. 26, 1940, 4:3
MOORE, ALICE
Alice Moore in war work.
Mar. 14, 1919, 1:2
MOORE, DALLAS
Students produce art work for book.
Dec. 6, 1940, 4:8
MOORE, GARY LEE
Ex-beaver pitcher shines for Aif Force.
Oct. 4, 1962, 4:2
MORAGNE, ROBERT PAUL
OSU graduate granted asylum.
July 24, 1969, 5:4
OSU graduate deserts Navy but "still
in love with America".
July 31, 1969, 6:1-5
MORELAND, H.D.
Ex-stater to head Westinghouse x-ray.
Apr. 9, 1946, 4:3
MORGAN, LOWELL B.
Morgan writes article.
May 10, 1932, 1:1
Life gives tribute to OSU
graduate.
Sept. 23, 1964, 2:7
MOTZ, F.A.
OSC grad says world war now
being waged.
May 5, 1932, 1:3
Motz works in England.
May 11, 1932, 1:3
Motz looking for man to direct
French farm.
Dec. 1, 1936, 1:3
MULLEN, FLOYD C.
Floyd Mullen chosen as Linn
County agent.
Jan.20, 1934, 1:6
MUMFORD, BARBARA
Grad is listed in Who's Who".
Dec. 3, 1965, 4:7
MURDOCK, KENNETH M.
Murdock on NRA board.
Nov. 20, 1934, 4:2
MURPHY, DONALD R.
Alumnus authors book on
farmers.
Apr. 12, 1962, 3:6
ALUMNIPage 43
'19 alumnus-author writes new book.
May 10, 1962, 3:6
OSC graduate new president
of ag college.
MURPHY, MAY
Grads in South America.
Feb. 11, 1933, 2:4
NICHOLS, ROBERT
Nichols appointed to island
position.
Oct 21, 1935, 4:3
NANCE, DONALD W.
Rose Bowl man Norman Peters in
Pacific area.
Feb. 13, 1945, 3:1
Army awards flying cross to ex-stater.
May 15, 1945, 3:6
NARVER, URSEL C.
Ursel C. Narver sworn in as fair
chairman.
Apr. 8, 1960, 4:3
NEGLEY, JIM
Fish and Game grad now Nevada officer.
May 26, 1951, 2:3
NELSON, MICHAEL
Ag econ grad receives $250 national prize.
Sept. 26, 1958, 7:3
NICHOLS, ROBERT A.
New Mexico ag school names
OSC grad dean.
July 24, 1950, 3:2
NIELSON, S.M.
1919 Beaver graduate revisits
Alma Mater.
Sept. 28, 1955, 1:2
NOREN, C.A.
Amateur rock hound gives
OSC minerals.
Apr. 7, 1953, 3:1
NUTTER, BEN E.
CE graduate author of concrete.
article.
Jan. 12, 1940, 1:5
NESTELLE, FRED
Public works head takes Oakland
Chemistry student to leave soon for Alaska. post.
Jan. 9, 1957, 1:2
Apr. 9, 1919, 3:3
NEWMAN, MEIER
Resolutions of sympathy.
Jan. 22, 1918, 3:2
NEUBERGER, RICHARD L.
Neuberger is member of OSC alumni.
Nov. 3, 1959, 1: 3
NEWTON, CHET
Former Oregon State great killed in auto
accident.
MAy 12, 1966, 1:3-4
NICHOLS, JOHN R.
Nichols appointed dean at Idaho branch
school.
Jan. 20, 1934, 4:2
U. of I. appoints Nichols.
May 16, 1934, 1:2
OLIVA, GERALDINE
Ex-stater in London, escapes
flying bomb.
Oct. 17, 1944, 3:5
OLIVER, A.W.
A.W. Oliver to teach animal
husbandry.
Apr. 19, 1918, 3:3
OLIVER, LESLIE M.
OSC graduate writes textbook
on English.
Jan. 17, 1942, 1:8
OLSON, ARTHUR EUGENE
OSC engineering grad describes
life and work on Arabian projectIll,
May 10, 1950, 1:5-7, 2:5-6
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OLSON, ROBERT
"Bob" Olson killed in action.
Jan. 29, 1943, 1:7
University receives $500,000.
Feb. 6, 1969, 1:6-9
The war strikes home...
Feb. 2, 1943, 2:1
PARRISH, PHILIP H.
Former 0.A.C. debater is
now a newspaperman.
Feb. 26, 1918, 1:5
OMAN, HENRY
Oregon Stater edits engineering
monthly.
Oct. 23, 1946, 1:1
PAINE, CHARLES L.
Former Oregon Stater to run for
governor.
May 3, 1938, 6:5
SPE alums congratulated by
Dr. Strand.
Feb. 18, 1958, 3:5-9
411P
PAINE, LINCOLN
SPE alums congratulated by Dr.
Strand.
- Feb. 19, 1958, 3:5-9
PAINE, ROSCOE
SPE Alums congratulated by
Dr. Strand.
Feb. 18, 1958, 3:5-9
PALMITER, DEFOREST H.
Palmiter helps write paper on
scab control.
Feb. 25, 1936, 4:4
PAPPAS, LOU
Graduate earns recognition
as writer.
Oct. 12, 1973, 10:2-6
PARCHMAN, FRANK
Former Baro editor wins public
service award.
Apr. 25, 1978, 7:1-5
PARKER, CHARLES T.
OSU gets $500,000; jury views
UO case.
Feb. 5, 1969, 1:5-6
fa
"Oregonian" editor.
July 11, 1939, 1:2
PARRISH, R.M.
Grad given sales post.
July 15, 1947, 4:3
PATTERSON, DEANE
Patterson state chemist.
Oct. 12, 1935, 1:7
PATTERSON, OTIS
Former student wins medal.
Jan. 29, 1918, 1:6
PAUL, DONALD
Donald Paul, graduated '08, was
killed recently near Lytton,
Brish Columbia.
Mar. 16, 1912, 2:3
PAULING, LINUS
Fellowship given grad.
Oct. 12, 1922, 3:1
Linus Pauling receives
recognition in research.
Oct. 28, 1931, 1:2
Whither--crystal gazing.
Oct. 29, 1931, 2:1
Beaver grads who made good.
Dec. 8, 1931, 2:1
High honor won by O.S.C. grad.
June 3, 1933, 6:3
Pauling appointed to committee
post.
Jan. 24, 1940, 1:5
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Dr. Pauling wins medal.
Oct. 25, 1940, 4:1
Pauling submits paper at Pittsburg
forum.
May 17, 1946, 6:8
Dr. Linus Pauling's letter-President Strand's reply.
Mar. 5, 1949, 2:1-2-3
Theory of OSC graduate denounced
by Russians.
Nov. 17, 1951, 4:3-4
OSC Graduate gets Nobel prize for
Chemistry.
Nov. 5, 1954, 1:1
Grad makes good.
Nov. 10, 1954, 2:1-2
OSC grad gets "Time" recognition.
Jan. 6, 1961, 1:1
PENTZER, DON J.
Pentzer introduces aluminum
wrapper.
Apr-. 26, 1946, 4:4
PERKINS, OLIVER D.
Perkins will operate new
KOIN transmitter.
Jan. 11, 1935, 1:7
PERRYMAN, MRS. JULIA
1945 Beaver editor leaves
for Japan.
Oct. 31, 1951, 1:6
PETERS, NORMAN
Eight-pound boy born to
Peters Thursday.
Mar. 27, 1943, 1:4
Rose Bowl man Norman Peters
in Pacific area.
Feb. 13, 1945, 3:1
Pauling to speak on science,
technology, peace.
May 20, 1980, 7:1-4
PIEROVICH, JOHN M.
Forestry publication takes
grad's article.
Feb. 26, 1955, 1:6
Alumni Pauling discusses arms,
nutrition.
May 22, 1980, 9:1-6
PIGG, FREDRICA
Student passes away suddenly.
Dec. 4, 1917, 1:5
PEASE, HARVEY
Harvey Pease wins Indianapolis trip.
Sept. 27, 1932, 1:4
PORTER, BOB
This former Beaver in bigs.
May 9, 1980, 12:1-4
PEAVY, BRADLEY
Bradley Peavy may go to Annapolis.
Mar. 5, 1918, 1:5
PORTER, LUCILE
Book design published.
Mar. 8, 1935, 1:4
Peavy, Paulina
New York store features canvas
by Oregonian.
May 1, 1948, 4:1
PORTER, ROBERT H.
Theatre man dies in crash.
Oct. 17, 1950, 3:1
PENA, ROBERT
Venezuela government employs OSC grad.
May 28, 1947, 4:3
POULSON, THOMAS
Ex-Oregon Stater teaches at
U of W.
Oct. 22, 1958, 3:5
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POWELL, BILL
Bill Powell '41 held on Shikaku.
Nov. 14, 1944, 3:3
PRAHL, CHARLES G.
1935 Oregon State graduate named
'engineer of year'.
Feb. 22, 1964, 2:2-3
PRATT, PERRY W.
Prominent alumnus is Corvallis visitor.
Apr. 4, 1942, 1:5
PRESLEY, A.C.
Presley wins bravery cross.
Jan. 28, 1919, 1:2
PRIAULX, ARTHUR W.
Former stater urges students to
write for trade journals.
Apr. 11, 1947, 1:1
PUHN, WALTER J.
2 forestry grads in Collier's story.
4111 Aug. 1, 1955, 5:4
PURCELL, DAVID
OSU grad works a one-man show.
May 19, 1978, 11:1-6
PURDY, RUBY FAY
Accountant forsakes field, authors
book.
Jan. 23, 1948, 1:6
PURVIS, ALICE
Alice Purvis accepts government
position.
Jan. 16, 1934, 1:7
RACHELE, RAINARD
Rachele continues Cinderella
story at Cornell.
May 23, 1980, 7:1-4
RAINWATER, T.H.
Rainwater to reign as State
forester.
May 5, 1950, 1:1
RAY, "HOD"
"Hod" Ray wins four war
crosses in France.
Jan. 19, 1919, 3:4
READEN, HAROLD
Former student body president
dies in Portland.
Feb. 13, 1941, 1:6
REARDEN, JOHN F.
Corvallis Pilot dies in crash.
Oct. 30, 1954, 1:1
REDKEY, BOB
Alumni-man Bob Redkey moves in
to help Francis stop Sullivan.
June 2, 1959, 6:1-5
REHN, H.J.
Students wield influential
hand in China's gov't.
Feb. 3, 1932, 2:6
State graduate teaches in China.
May 17, 1932, 2:5
REXROAD, CHARLES
Hangman paid well for Yamashita
job.
Mar. 1, 1946, 1:7
RICE, STEPHEN
Rice to help edit book.
Nov. 9, 1934, 3:3
Rice to help write book.
Dec. 7, 1934, 2:8
RICE, S.O.
OSC graduate author of article
in journal.
Mar. 2, 1937, 2:6
RICHARDS, DALE E. "DICK"
Dick Richards declared expert
research leader.
Jan. 20, 1932, 1:2
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RICHARDSON, JAMES J.
"Jimmie" Richardson gives up Seattle
job.
Nov. 25, 1922, 1:6
ROBBINS, O.W.
College diploma and marriage
license are taken in final hour.
June 1, 1923, 1:5
RICHES, HARRY L.
Former stater gets bronze star medal.
Mar. 5, 1946, 1:3
ROBBINS, WALTER K.G.
Engineer graduate passes in
Detroit.
May 26, 1950, 1:5
RICHARD, THOMAS E.
Water-color art now on display.
June 24, 1964, 5:1
RIKER, MRS. O.P.
Mrs. Riker, Ex-Oregon Stater has
war experiences told.
July 12, 1943, 3:3
ROBINSON, TERRY
Title is given OSC alum.
Nov. 23, 1960, 1:6
RILEY, R.E.
Alumni elected to office.
Nov.7, 1930, 3:5
ROBINSON, THOMAS H.
OSC grads get awards.
Nov. 12, 1960, 1:6
Beaver grads who made good.
Dec. 9, 1931, 2:4
ROBLEY, GRANT
OSC grad named ass't dean at
Yale.
May 5, 1951, 3:6
Successful Beaver.
Nov. 1, 1940, 2:1 (Editorial)
to
ROBERTS, G.A.
South African returns here.
Jan. 16, 1922, 1:1
RILEY, EARL
OSC alumni elected mayor.
Nov. 9, 1940, 4:6
ROCHA, RED
Rocha, Past OSU star helps
Hawaiis sports.
Feb. 2, 1966, 4:1-2
RINEHART, ALLAN R.
State grad named new club
director.
Apr. 9, 1932, 1:5
RODMAN, M.D.
OSC grads, students win in
state election.
Nov. 14, 1934, 1:3
RINEHART, ALLEN
OSC office system lauded by
Rinehart.
Jan. 27, 1938, 2:1
ROEHRING, R. STEWART
Going to southern seas as
operator.
Mar. 22, 1918, 3:2
RISING, L. WAIT
Dr. Rising joins staff.
Oct. 4, 1935, 5:5
ROHRMAN, FREDERICK A.
Former student now professor.
May 19, 1932, 2:4
ROACH, JO
Director visits campus.
Jan. 29, 1957, 2:5
ROHRMANN, EWALD
Lilly Co. names two OSC alums
to staff post.
Jan. 27, 1948, 4:8
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ROMANO, TONY
Ex-cage star confers.
Jan. 15, 1948, 4:3
SANDBORN, ETHEL
OSC prof, grad co-author book.
Nov. 10, 1944, 4:1
ROSS, CON W.
Bull sessions at OSC
featured in 'Varsity'.
Oct. 29,:1947, 1:8
SANSOM, AMELIA
Home ec school, to cooking
school, to Oregonian is story
of Nancy Morris.
Oct. 23, 1940, 3:4
ROSS, CON
Ross accepts position on
Washington paper.°
June 4, 1948, 1:6
ROSS, JOHN
Ross appointed assistant at
University of Wisconsin.
June 4, 1948, 1:6
ROWELL, J.D.
Alumnus give three plants.
June 3, 1959, 3:2
SATTER, VERNE
Verne Satter gives farewell
recital.
May 7, 1943, 1:4
SAUBERT, JEAN
Jean Saubert to broadcast.
Jan. 20, 1968, 3:3
SAWYER, DORIS
Doris Sawyer leaves the
Barometer staff.
Oct. 23, 1917, 4:3
ROY, TED
Roy, ex-orange singer, interviewed
over radio.
Jan. 23, 1934, 1:1
SCHILLING, DAVE
Schilling fund set.
Oct. 19, 1973, 16:5-6
RUARK, HENRY C.
Two grads co-author major journal
article.
Nov. 18, 1955, 1:8
SCHMIDT, MILDRED
Miss Mildred Schmidt joins
United Airlines.
Apr. 21, 1943, 1:5
Masters' degree grad named info
director.
Oct. 12, 1956, 1:1
SCHOENFELD, GERTRUDE
United employs Miss SCHOENFELD
as stewardess.
May 14, 1946, 2:4
RUBINSTEIN, BORIS
Siberian student visits old home.
Oct. 10, 1922, 1:3
RUEGG, ROBERT G.
Grad of OSC is appointed to
Pentagon.
Jan. 23, 1959, 1:9
SAMSON, CHARLES
Returned Oregon Staters relate
Japanese prison experiences.
Nov. 16, 1945, 3:1
SCHROEDER, JOHN
First Beaver editor visits.
Nov. 17, 1921, 3:3
SCHROEDER, WALTER
Interview recorded by OSC
graduate.
Feb. 1, 1952, 1:8
SCHULMERICH, ALMA
Miss Schulmerich wins art
scholarship award.
Apr. 30, 1932, 1:1
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SCHULMERICK, WESLEY
Wes Schulmerick to turn
grappler.
Oct. 8, 1930, 3:7
SELIX, SHERMAN
ASTU golfer crowned in Portland
champion.
Oct. 19, 1943, 4:1
SCHULTZ, MAYNARD C.
Lt. Col Schultz post humously
gets legion of merit.
Nov. 20, 1945, 3:6
SHAAR, ROLLAND PHILIP
OSC Navy student tapped for
academy.
Jan. 25, 1958, 1:1
SCHWARTZ-TRACHTENBURG, MARJORIE
Grads work in Palestine.
Jan. 24, 1934, 1:6
SHELTON, LEWIS
Ex-OSC star marries.
Feb. 27, 1945, 1:3
SCHWARZ, S.C.
Safety device made by former
student.
April 28, 1934, 4:1
SHELTON, LONNIE
Seattle lands ex-OSU star.
Oct. 4, 1978, 13:5
SCOTT, ED
Ed Scott interned.
May 1, 1943, 1:8
SCOTT, JANE NEAL
"Great" Scott in Japan.
Oct. 10, 1922, 4:3
SEARS. ERMEST R.
National Agriculture award
received by 1932 graduate.
May 24, 1958, 1:4-5
$10,00 won by OSC alum.
in Ag science.
May 28, 1958, 1:4
OSC graduate gets agricultural
award.
Oct. 17, 1958, 1:2
SEARS, VIC
Ex-beaver grid star receives
special contract.
May 15, 1941, 3:7
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SEIDEMAN, RICHARD A.
Student leader now lawyer
in Salem firm.
Jan. 24, 1968, 1:5
SHEN, P.F.
Former student is honored.
Dec. 2, 1921, 2:2
Chinese grad makes good.
Feb. 17, 1922, 1:2
SHEPARD, DENNIS
Grad appears on TV show.
Nov. 20, 1959, 1:3
SHEPARD, MAURICE L.
OSC grad produces best
CCC paper among 2000 in U.S.
May 22, 1937, 6:7
SHEPARD, R.O.
Shepard develops machine.
April 24, 1935, 1:6
SHIELDS, DAVID W.
Electrical shock results in
death of OSC student.
April 6, 1948, 1:5
Funeral services held for
Shields in Olympia.
April 15, 1948, 4:4
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SILVER, EDWARD
Listed as missing in action
Corvallis wife awaits husband.
March 6. 1973, 14:1-6
SMITH, J.R.
South American gold transported by plane.
Nov. 16, 1934, 4:2
SILVERSTEN, CARL T.
Carl Silversten appointed cadet.
March 23,
Grad mining in Bolivia.
Jan. 9, 1935, 4:3
SIMPSON, KERBY
General mills assigns
alumnus in new plant.
Feb. 21, 1948, 1:1
SINCLAIR, PETER T.
Zellerbach promotes 3
stater executives.
April 20, 1956, 3:3
SINGH, MAHADEO
Singh will go to Ames.
May 21, 1918, 1:2
SIVERSON, CHESTER R.
Ex '39 beaver wins air medal.
June 2, 1944, 4:3
SLIPPER, PAUL
Ex-OSC athlete dies.
April 23, 1954, 4:6
SLOOP, DONALD
Sloop buys drug store.
March 16, 1932, 1:3
SMITH DEAN
Situation to be beneficial
between OSU and city.
Jan. 23, 1968, 5:2-4
SMITH, EARL S.
OSU 1966 grad killed in Vietnam
Feb. 1, 1967, 1:6
SMITH, EVERETT
Private Everett Smith.
May 5, 1943, 4:5
SMITH, JOHN E.
Graduate is rising in the
college world.
Nov. 2, 1917, 2:3
SMITH, LOWELL R.
Oil engineers hear Smith
at fall meet.
Oct. 15, 1968, 3:4
SMITH, TRACY
Ex-beaver Smith sets 3-mile
mark.
March 8, 1967, 10:5
SNYDER, R.G.
OSU alum wins national chem
award.
Feb. 27, 1965, 3:1
SOI, MULK RAJ
Letters from boys "over there".
April 5, 1918, 3:1
SOWERSBY, PHILIP B.
Sowersby manager of WGY.
Jan. 13, 1934, 1:7
SPENCER. NETTIE
Miss Spencer, daughter of old
pioneers, also fond of journeying
into new lands.
Jan. 11, 1939, 2:7
SPIGHT, LINDSEY H.
Former beaver N.B.C. employee.
Jan. 14, 1932, 2:3
SDX-Theta Sig to host
television executive.
May 29, 1956, 1:6
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SPRICHER, STANLEY
Publication features Beavers'
articles.
Feb. 11, 1943, 1:2
STRAND, DR. ROY D.
Strand appoints replacements.
April 15, 1961, 3:5
STARKER, CHARLES H.
Starker gives bug collection.
Jan. 30, 1942, 2:3
STRICKLIN C.E.
Graduate named state
engineer.
Oct. 3, 1930, 1:5
STARKER, T.J.
Visiting alums, speechmaking
celebrate forestry founding.
March 6, 1956, 1:2-3
STURMER, DALE
Sturmer of U.S. Coast Geodetic
survey visits.
May 2, 1933, 4:8
STEIWER, FREDERICK
OSC grad leads Corvallis
vote for candidacy.
May 16, 1936, 1:4
SWAN GRANT
Physical ed prof ex-Oregon
State cinder champion.
April 12, 1933, 3:3
STEVENSON, HAROLD
Sloop buys drug store.
March 16, 1932, 1:3.
SWANSON, ROY
Oregon state graduate died in
Tacoma Friday.
Jan. 29, 1935, 1:5
Daughter receives father's
citation in armory ceremony.
Dec. 11, 1946, 1:4
STEWARD, ALBERT N.
Dr. Steward at Nanking.
Dec. 1, 1931, 4:5
SWIFT, BARBARA
Girls located with air lines.
July 18, 1944, 4L2
SWINT, JACQUELINE
OSC graduate is living Thailand.
Oct. 16, 1959, 1:8
STEWART, PERNOT
Former student has exhibit
in museum.
Sept. 30, 1939, 3:7
SWOBODA, ALLAN C.
Allan Swoboda wins air medal.
May 29, 1945, 3:6
STINETTS, TONY
Former student killed in
accident.
Nov. 13, 1972, 5:1
TEMPLETON, LAWRENCE C.
Templeton publishes treatise
on pharmacy.
Dec. 9, 1930, 1:3
STONE, H.A.
H.A. Stone leaves for U.S.
agriculture work.
April 12, 1918, 1:4
TERRELL, BILL
Ex-stater wounded.
Feb. 20, 1945, 1:1
STONE, M.W.
OSC grads donate valuable
collection.
April 20, 1960, 3:3
THOMAS, ED.
Alum named OSC advisor.
May 16, 1958, 1:3
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THOMAS, H.L.
Forestry to mark 50th anniversary.
Mar. 2, 1952, 1:8
THOMAS H.R. "BERT"
Bells for Thomas.
Oct. 14, 1959, 2:1
Fund chairman died Sunday.
Oct. 14, 1959, 1:6
THOMAS--PAUL, RUBY
Former student nurse in England.
Mar. 15, 1918, 1:4
TIFFANY, JESS A.
"Grad" adds Philippine
weapons to collection.
Mar. 2, 1934, 1:1
Jess Tiffany appears personally
at theater.
Oct. 10, 1939, 1:6
TODD, JAMES
'54 graduate missing off
California coast.
Nov. 18, 1955, 3:6
THOMAS, WALTER L.
OSC graduate gets position in Samoa.
June 3, 1950, 5:4
TOLAN, TIM D.
Alumni relations assistant
director named.
Feb. 27, 1978, 11:1-4
THOMPSON, EARL A.
Thompson selected assistant
engineer of Cadillac motors.
Mar. 4, 1932, 1:7
TOLER, CHESTER P.
Oregon stater dies in crash.
May 14, 1942, 1:5
THOMPSON, E. J.
E.J. Thompson, '16, gets federal
appointment.
Mar. 5, 1918, 2:3
THOMPSON, ROYAL B.
A beaver grad you should know.
Nov. 11, 1931, 2:6
THOMPSON, R.B.
Former Baro editor named to hall
of fame.
Sept. 22, 1965, 4:1-2
THOMPSON-WESTCOTT, GERTRUDE
Former member of the '18
class died last Sunday.
Oct. 16, 1917, 1:2
Resolution.
Oct. 16, 1917, 3:2
TORSON, JAMES M.
Former Oregon state player is
coaching Corvallis high school.
Jan. 12, 1932, 3:5
Ex-Oregon staters direct
Portland's grid machinery.
Oct. 5, 1946, 3:4
Moe and Torson ex-orangemen
coach Pilots.
Oct. 25, 1947, 3:3
TOTTEN, CARL
Totten, former editor employed
by Shell Oil.
Apr. 14, 1937, 1:4
Former Baro editor takes Shell
Oil job.
Mar. 12, 1946, 6:3
Winsome Winnie wed to Carl in
California.
Oct. 30,
1:4
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TOURTELOTTE, FRANK
Tourtelotte grows "jowl spinach',
becomes "sourdough" in "Land of the
midnight sun".
Jan. 8, 1941, 3:1
WAKEFIELD, HAROLD S.
OSC grad is officer of
dairy institute.
Feb. 23, 1954, 1:6
Alum in Australia.
Oct. 26, 1943, 5:6
WAKEMAN, WILLIAM J.
Grad making survey of forests
in county.
Jan. 27, 1932,
TURLAY, JOSEPH
Buick designer visits college.
Oct. 22, 1940, 1:7
TUTTLE, HUBBARD A.
Lt. Hubbard Tuttle receives air medal.
May 8, 1945, 4:4
UNSOELD, WILLIAM
Former prof dies in avalanche.
Mar. 6, 1979, 3:1-4
VAN LOAN, JACK
POW greeted at city hall upon return
to former home.
May 16, 1973, 3:1-3
VEACH, ROBERT M.
'70 man in Cottage Grove.
Feb. 24, 1922, 4:4
WALKER, CLYDE
Ex-Baro editor joins news
staff of forest service.
Oct. 18, 1946, 1:5
WALLS, BYRON
OSC couple cut record; receive
billboard praise.
Feb. 23, 1960, 3:4-5
Song by former student receiving
nationwide look.
Mar. 7, 1962, 3:4-5
WARD, DALLAS
Ex-beaver gridster to coach
Colorado.
Feb. 5, 1948, 3:6
VEBLEN, TOM C.
Grad receives Carnegie prize.
Sept. 22, 1965, 4:3
WARRINGTON, RICH
OSC grad is decorated in South
Pacific.
Oct. 3, 1944, 3:8
VESTAL, EDGAR F.
Vestal takes position in ag institute
in India.
Jan. 28, 1936, 1:2
WATENPAUGH, H.N.
Department receives bulletin by
graduate.
Arp. 4, 1931, 1:1
VINCENT, DR. FRED.
Oldest graduate succumbs at 98.
Oct. 25, 1957, 3:6-7
WATT, SALLY
OSC graduate wins air lines post.
July 15, 1947, 4:3
OSC's oldest succumbs.
Oct. 26, 1957, 1:6-7
Air stewardess to interview.
June 2, 1950, 3:7
VINEYARD, DAVID
Vineyard's dope returns to OSC.
Oc.t 17, 1947, 1:1
Alum to speak for air lines.
Feb. 19, 1957, 1:6-7
"Smelly Germans" resent meddling of
war victors.
Oct. 31, 1947, 2:4
Graduate to interview coeds for
airline training program.
Feb. 26, 1957, 1:6-7
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WATTS, GEO. G.
George Gordon Watts is fifth 0.A.C.
man to die.
Mar. 26, 1918, 1:5
WHITE, KENNETH W.
Plane crash kills OSC
grad in Washington.
Oct. 27, 1950, 1:2
WEATHERFORD, J.K.
James Weatherford an orphan pioneer
one of the first alumni.
May 29, 1931, 2:4
WHITNEY, DON
Beavers hire first academic
counselor.
Apr. 14, 1980, 11:1-4
WEBER, RAY
OSC graduate killed in action.
Mar. 31, 1942, 1:3
WHITTLESEY, R.D.
Grad applies for patents.
Dec. 8, 1934,1:8
WEBSTER, DAREN G.
`53 OSC grad dies when plane fails.
Apr. 16, 1958, 1:3
WICKLUND-MILLS, ALICE
Mrs. Mills will delineate
actors in famous drama.
Jan. 7, 1931, 1:8
WEIR, WILLIAM C.
Ag graduate to join staff.
Dec. 9, 1947, 1:3
WEISBALTT, MRS. FRANZ
Former OSC student prisoner in
Manila.
Jan.21, 1944,4:7
WELLMAN, HARRY R.
Former stater Wellman set for Cal
spot.
Jan. 24, 1967,.1:4
WERNER, RICHARD
O.A.C. men gather in Old France.
Feb. 8, 1919, 1;2
Former student has varied
life.
Jan. 8, 1931, 1:6
Foreign drama by Sudermann to
be heard.
Jan. 15, 1931, 1:2
A.A.U.W. to hear famous speaker.
Jan. 16, 1931, 1:7
Attractive personality wins
favor of audience.
Jan. 20, 1931, 1:7
First Beaver editor now successful
man.
Nov. 24, 1933, 1:5
WIENERT, JOHN C.
Wienert among men rescued from
Bataan.
May 1, 1942, 2:8
WHEIR, SHIRLEY
Home ec alum takes Oregonian
position.
Sept. 27, 1951, 1:1
WIESNER, WAYNE
Wayne Wiesner wins on Prof.
quiz show.
Oct. 24, 1940, 1:1
WHITE, GEORGE
State alum featured in Argosy
magazine.
Nov. 22, 1955, 2:4
WILBUR, MARVIN
Millionaire luxuries sampled by
alumnus in recent employment.
Jan. 24, 1940, 1:5
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Alumnus passes exams for Navy
chaplaincy.
Jan. 29, 1943, 1:1
Barometer editor, '36, to be
ordained in N.Y.
Apr. 7, 1943, 1:1
Former Baro editor takes director
post.
Nov. 15, 1951, 1:5
Ex-Baro head wins top job.
Jan. 30, 1952, 1:5
WILCOX, JOSEPH
OSC grads donate valuable collection.
Apr. 20, 1960, 3:3
WILEY, ELVIRA
Services today for Mrs. Wiley.
Mar. 20, 1940, 1:2
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WILKINS, H.A.
Author of pep song is here celebrating
anniversary of class.
June 4, 1932, 1:2
O.S.C. pep song author pays visit to
campus.
Feb. 21, 1934, 1:3
Composer of OSC fight song, Wilkins
dies of heart attack; famous piece
written while attending Michigan School.
Feb. 26, 1960, 5:1-4
WILLIAMS, GENE M.
Bronze star award to ex-staters.
Feb. 13, 1945, 3:5
WILSON, BREWSTER A.
Former OSC man killed by Iranians.
Mar. 28, 1957, 1:8
WILSON, E.E.
Corvallis college graduate dies.
Apr. 4, 1961, 1:1-4
WILSON, JOSEPH D.
Praise of former grad received
by Dean.
Jan. 19, 1963, 1:1-2
WILSON, S.A.
First forestry grad dies at
Portland home.
Oct. 7, 1948, 1:6
WITHYCOMBE, ROBERT
Head of union branch
experiment plant dies.
Jan. 5, 1932, 1:4
WOLCOTT, CAROLYN
Miss Wolcott finishes
stewardess school.
Dec. 31, 1942, 1:4
WOLD, BILL
Wold leads Israeli team.
Oct. 25, 1967, 4:6
WOOD, JOSEPH F.
Former OSC student is suing
Corvallis officials for $30,000.
Jan. 7, 1961, 1:4-6
WOODCOCK, VIRGIL
Successful Oregon staters.
Mar. 4, 1936, 2:7
WOODMAN, TOM
Ex-OSU rower aids U.S. team.
Nov. 8, 1978, 19:3-5
WRIGHT, ALVIN F.
2 forestry grads in Collier's
story.
Aug 1, 1955, 5:4
WRIGHT, FRANCES M.
Graduate heads state courses.
Jan. 19, 1932, 3:3
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YAMADA, TADACHI
Japanese students completing work.
Oct. 28, 1953, 1:6
YATES, ELIZABETH C.
Two publishers accept Elizabeth
Yates' poems.
Nov. 3, 1931, 3:2
YATES, W.E.
Hon. W. E. Yates was elected
prosecuting attorney of this district.
June 1896, 22:
ZIMMERMAN, PETER C..
Class of '09 graduate dies in
McMinnville.
Oct. 31, 1950, 1:3
ZWAHLEN, FRED
'49, yearbook editor takes
Stanford job.
Oct. 1950, 1:7
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
Portland alumni organizes
permanent association.
Sept. 28, 1908, 2:3
First M.A. graduate returns for
reunion.
June 2, 1923, 1:4
Gift made alumni fund.
Mar. 1, 1923, 2:1
YMIBE, KIYOSHI
Graduate receives air corps citation.
Nov. 13, 1945, 2:8
Alumni will back student
memorial.
June 5, 1923, 4:2
YOUNCE, LEONARD
New York Sun praises OSC's Leonard
Younce.
Nov. 20, 1946, 1:3
New epoch is begun.
June 5, 1923, 4:2
YOUNG, BEVERLY BURGOYNE
Beverly Young places fourth in
national contest.
Oct. 18, 1960, 3:3
YU, HSI HOUN
Etchings by OSU grad displayed in
Home. Ec.
Feb. 2, 1938, 1:5
YU-CHEN, LIU
Chinese scholarship winner teachers
her people Home Ec.
Oct. 21, 1941, 4:3
ZIMMERMAN, DORIS
Grads in South America.
Feb. 11, 1933,2:4
Former student speaks over radio
in Uruguay.
May 4, 1933, 4:7
Club approves "Oregon State."
Nov. 18, 1927, 1:5
New tradition established in
annual alumni luncheon.
May 30, 1930, 1:4
Graduates may change homecoming tradition.
Apr. 18, 1931,1:8
Hammond heads sales campaign
for 0.S. monthly.
Oct. 28, 1931, 1:3
Report of drive to appoint Kerr
comfirmed here.
May 11, 1932, 1:1
Banquet will be tribute to Kerr.
June 1, 1932, 1:6
Alumni association edits own
magazine.
May 17, 1933, 4:3
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O.S.C. monthly in mails today.
Feb. 6, 1934, 1:3
Book will portray college's progress.
Feb. 18, 1937, 1:1
OSC alumni to publish illustrated
"history."
Mar. 2, 1937, 1:7
Six year, life, plan offered for
Corvallis.
Mar. 5, 1937, 1:7
OSC alumni association opens
Portland lounge.
Apr. 8, 1937, 1:1
Alumni to sponsor Oregon art.
May 14, 1942, 1:3
OSC history books to go to seniors.
May 12, 1943, 1:8
Alumni association sponsors bureau
for campus visitors.
Jan. 4, 1946, 1:8
OSC alumni name eight committees.
Jan. 29, 1948, 4:2
Alumni offices plan to print grid
statistics.
Feb. 3, 1949, 4:6
Alumni association to honor coach
Gill.
Apr. 19, 1949, 1:3
Oregon Stater lists alums.
Jan. 19, 1950, 1:6
Picture room relives past.
July 17, 1950, 5:4
OSC alumni committee launches drive
to finance building of new football
stadium to seat 62,000.
Sept. 20, 1950, 1:1-4
Alumni association edits Oregon
Stater.
Oct. 20, 1951, 3:1-2
OSC alumni discard dues in
favor of contribution system.
June 1, 1951, 3:1-2
OSC alumni director Robert
Knoll resigns.
May 12, 1961, 1:6-9
Alumni relations director named.
Oct. 31, 1961, 1:6-9
Former OSU athlete named to
alum post.
June 24, 1963, 6:2
Alums begin annual award for
professors.
Feb. 27, 1965, 1:1
Ain't nothin' like the ol'
alum office.
Sept. 20, 1973, 31:1-6
Alumni provide travel magazine.
Apr. 21, 1976, 2:5-6
Alumni starts fund program.
Oct. 12, 1961, 1:2-4
Fund drive underway.
Oct. 25, 1962, 2:1-3
Publication for alumni to
change.
July 19, 1967, 1:5
OSC Thai alumni meet in Bankok.
Feb. 11, 1959, 1:5
Alumni director reminisces
about OSU career.
May 24, 1977, 2:1-6, 6:3-6
Cap & gown deposits may be
used as dues.
May 16, 1967, 1:8
Small O.S.C. monthly used for
programs at alumni banquet.
Nov. 1, 1933, 1:4
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ALUMNI BANQUET
Small OSC monthly used for programs
at alumni banquet.
Nov. 1, 1933, 1:4
ALUMNI BOARD OF DIRECTORS
New football stadium on alumni
program.
Feb. 2, 1949, 1:2
Alumni choose nine directors for
stadium.
Mar. 1, 1950, 1:1
ALUMNI CLUB
Alumni clubs organize into single
group.
Jan. 12, 1935, 1:3
College alumns to reorganize.
Mar. 6, 1935, 1:6
Alums organize outside Oregon.
Oct. 6, 1948, 3:3
ALUMNI CLUB (NEW YORK)
Alumni hosts Oregon State college
bowl.
Nov. 29, 1962, 1:7
ALUMNI SECRETARY
Alumni office is moved to Commerce
building.
Oct. 1, 1925, 3:3
Antique muff given OAC alumni
office by ex-student owner.
Mar. 18, 1926, 4:4
Files kept in alumni office.
Jan. 28, 1944, 1:8
John Fenner resigns post.
Mar. 30, 1948, 4:3
Bob Knoll chosen alumni manager.
May 1, 1948, 1:1
Barratt picked for alumni post.
Mar. 31, 1950, 1:2
Alumni offices uses new
IBM system.
Jan. 24, 1959, 1:9
THE effigy hanging on quad
Thursday.
Nov. 21, 1958, 1:8
ALUMNI CONFERENCE
1st annual alumni meet Oct. 20-21
in Home Ec.
Oct. 11, 1967, 1:8
ALUMNI DIRECTORY
Alumni publish new directory.
Oct. 19, 1917, 4:1
Directory contains list of exstudents.
Dec. 11, 1925, 1:2
State to have full alumni list.
Feb. 4, 1949,
Oregon Stater lists directory of
Alumni.
Feb. 12, 1949, 1:2
ALUMNI MIXER
see
HOMECOMING
ALUMNI OFFICE
see
ALUMNI SECRETARY
ALUMNI REUNION
'41 Rose Bowl team returns
Homecoming.
Oct. 5, 1961, 4:4
Fifty-year groups slate
celebration.
May 26, 1934, 1:6
Four years at college relived
last night as class of 1911 has
silver jubilee banquet in M.U.
May 20, 1936, 3:4-5
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Committees prepare 1911 class reunion.
May 22, 1951, 3:1-2
1947 PCC champs return for reunion.
Jan. 21, 1977, 18:5-6
ALUMNI REUNIONS
see also
SENIOR CLASS
AMERICAN ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN ALUMNI COUNCIL
CLASS REUNIONS
ALUMNI SECRETARY
Alumni office is moved to Commerce
building.
Oct. 1, 1925, 3:3
Antique muff given OAC alumni office
by ex-student owner.
Mar. 18, 19 26, 4:4
Files kept in alumni office.
Jan. 28, 1944, 1:8
Bob Knoll chosen alumni manager.
May 1, 1948, 1:1
Barratt picked for alumni post.
Mar. 21, 1950, 1:2
Alumni offices uses new IBM
system.
Jan. 24, 1959, 1:8
THE effigy hanging on quad Thursday.
Nov. 21, 1958, 1:8
ALUMNUS
see
PUBLICATIONS, 0.A.C. ALUMNUS
OREGON STATE MONTHLY (Since
Apri. 1929)
ALUMNI NEWS (Beginning Fall 1937)
ALWAC
see
DIGITAL COMPUTER
Abbreviation means "Axel L.
Wenner-Gren Automatic Computer."
"AMAZONIAN REVIEW"
"Amazonians" plan to show co-ed
sports.
Sept. 29, 1949, 3:4
AMBULANCE CORPS
see
WOMEN'S AMBULANCE CORPS, CORVALLIS
PLATOON
AMERICA-JAPAN STUDENT CONFERENCE
Conference delegate describes
trip to Japan.
Oct. 24, 1934, 1:1
AMERICAN ASSOICATION FOR THE
ADVANCEMTN OF SCIENCE,
4000 biological scientists
converge at OSU summer meeting.
Sept. 19, 1962, 9:1-9
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE
ADVANCMENT OF SCIENCE, PACIFIC
DIVISION
AAAS conference hailed as Oregon's
greatest science meeting.
June 23, 1952, 7:1-4
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGIATE
SCHOOLS OF BUSINESS
Hoyt plans for school to enter
business society.
Nov. 4, 1931, 1:1
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF ENGINEERS
A.A.E. established on campus
Tuesday.
Apr. 9, 1920, 1:3
Chapter is formed.
Apr. 20, 1920, 2:1
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY
PROFESSORS
AAUP releases word clarifying
tenure policies.
Feb. 16, 1949-, 1:8
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY PROFESSORS CON'T
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Teacher's case to be inspected.
Mar. 21, 1949, 1:3
Strand within rights in dismissing
men.
Apr. 2, 1949, 4:1-3
College AAUP group asks halt to
education fund use.
Feb. 25, 1949, 1:5-6
Student loans continue, allegiance
pact mandatory.
Feb. 27, 1959, 1:1-3
Hoyt says 'Budget cuts to hurt:
but we have to live with them'.
Oct. 20, 1967, 1:4
National AAUP affirms student
conduct code.
Feb. 28, 1969, 3:7-8
Prof committee interprets freedom
for students.
May 29, 1969, 1:7-9
J. Leo Fairbanks talks at
A.A.U.W. meeting.
Dec. 11, 1926, 3:4
Famous author appears tonight.
Jan. 18, 1927, 1:5
Large audience hears Sandburg.
Jan. 19, 1927, 1:3
Carl Sandburg-hobo poet makes
lasting impression.
Jan. 21, 1927, 1:2
Corvallis impresses world famed
author.
Jan. 26, 1927, 1:5
Women's club to hear Anne Shannon
Monroe.
Jan. 23, 1930, 1:7
Lockley to speak at A.A.U,W.
meeting.
Dec. 10, 1930, 1:3
Profs to meet about bargaining.
Nov. 12, 1973, 2:3-4
Mrs. Mills will delineate actors
in famous drama.
Jan. 7, 1931, 1:8
Bargaining should be carried out
on campus level rather than state.
Nov. 15, 1973, 3:3-5
Mrs. Dorothy Lee will talk at
A.A.U. W. meet.
Mar. 27, 1931, 1:6
Report substantiated low pay claim.
May 23, 1974, 1:1-6
Dr. Ellison outlined cause of
Manchurian conflict at meeting.
Feb. 18, 1933, 1:4
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY
WOMEN
Grainger concert is Tuesday
attraction.
Oct. 22, 1924, 3:1
Girl-wonder violinist finds
traveling poor substitute for home.
Feb. 4, 1925, 1:4
Opera star appears in concert
tonight.
Mar. 12, 1925, 3:2
OSC students play for "bundles
for Britain" benefit concert.
Apr. 23,
1:7
AAUW finishing room.
Dec. 5, 1942, 14
AAUW reorganizes.
Mar. 12, 1946, 3:4
see also
CONCERTS
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF BANKING
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AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY
Chem society is now open to
students.
Oct. 15, 1942, 4:1
AMERICAN FOLKLORE
Jo Stafford sponsors folklore
competition.
Sept. 30, 1950, 2:7-8
Veiled threats hurl through
chem stack.
May 21, 1947, 2:4
AMERICAN FOREST HISTORY FOUNDATION
Logging history kept in library.
May 21, 1955, 2:6
Dr. Day wins $1000 award.
Apr. 9, 1965, 4:9
AMERICN FOUNDRYMEN'S SOCIETY
AFS chapter, first on coast,
installed here.
Dec. 8, 1948,1:6
Symposium highlights
Pauling award ceremonies.
Nov. 7, 1979, 13:1-6
AMERICAN CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION
ACLU founded.
Oct. 17, 1969, 5:5-6
Visa check contested.
Nov. 30, 1979, 5:5-6
AMERICAN DAIRY SCIENCE ASSOCIATION
College mistakes blasted before
dairy conferees.
July 6, 1948, 3:1
AMERICAN ELECTROCHEMICAL SOCIETY
AES chapter founded.
Nov. 27, 1941, 4:6
AMERICAN FEDERATION OF TEACHERS
AFT chapter forms today.
Apr. 13, 1967, 1:8
Faculty members form local
chapter.
May 2, 1967, 1:7
Teacher federation president
resigns.
Oct. 13, 1975, 7:1-2
AMERICAN FEILD SERVICE PROGRAM
Class gives $270 to AFS.
Apr. 22, 1965, 3:5
AMERICAN GEOPHYSICAL UNION
Conference being held.
Oct. 15, 1971, 2:5
AMERICAN GRASSLAND COUNCIL
OSU agronomist gets merit
award.
Oct. 6, 1962, 1:7-8
AMERICAN GUILD OF ORGANISTS
Roberts to play theater organ.
Feb. 6, 1962, 1:1
AMERICAN HOME ECONOMICS ASSOCIATION
see'also
HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT
AMERICAN INSTITUTE FOR FOREIGN
TRADE
Studies are offered in foreign
trade.
Feb. 25, 1958, 1:1
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS
Architects plan 1st convention.
Dec. 10, 1958, 1:7
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF BANKING
Bank work added to college
curriculum.
Jan. 10, 1923, 4:2
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF BANKING CON'T
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Banking institute to install
chapter here.
Apr. 12, 1923, 1:6
Electric wiener roaster to
be shown tonight.
Oct. 9, 1940, 4:6
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF BIOLOGICAL
SCIENCES
Horde of scientists due to engulf
campus in August.
July 23, 1962, 1:4
AMERICAN LEGION POST 135
see also
OREGON STATE COLLEGE POST 135
4,000 biological scientists
converge at OSU for summer meeting.
Sept. 19, 1962, 9:1-9
Biological meetings break two
records.
Sept. 25, 1962, 1:7
5,000 expected to attend biological meeting.
Aug. 4, 1975, 3:1-6
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF CHEMICAL
ENGINEERS
Popovich receives engineering
pin.
Jan. 15, 1938, 1:6
AMERICAN METEROLOGICAL SOCIETY
Meterology group forms Oregon
section.
Jan. 6, 1956, 3:1
Weather group started at OSC.
Mar. 7, 1959, 1:6
AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOC.
see also
PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR METALS
OSC chapter receives charter.
Nov. 15, 1960, 1:8
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF AGRICULTURAL
ENGINEERS
Historic parade to open conclave.
May 1, 1930, 1:1
New clubroom to be furnished
for chem engineers.
Nov. 1, 1939, 4:4
Ag club forms student branch.
Apr. 27, 1933, 1:5
Chemical engineers will edit
directory.
Nov. 15, 1940, 4;1
Ag engineer journal re-established
here.
May 26, 1948, 1:8
Chemical engineers vote 4-year
course.
Nov. 21, 1947, 1:3
OSC Ag engineers named outstanding.
Oct. 21, 1959, 3:3
see also
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CHEMICAL
ENGINEERS
see also
AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING CLUB
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL
ENGINEERS
"Necessity mother of invention"
theory proved in making wienie
roaster.
Feb. 7, 1940, 1:7
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS
O.S.C. engineering men organize
group of societies.
May 12, 1933, 10:4
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Students, grads celebrate third
engineers' day.
May 18, 1937, 1:2
AVC chapter goes on record
against draft.
May 7, 1948, 1:4
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF ELECTRICAL
ENGINEERS
OSC engineering men organize group
of societies.
May 12, 1933, 10:4
AMES, SIR HERBERT BROWN
Lecture series will be given
by Dr. H. Amers.
Apr. 5, 1934, 1:6
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF HEATING
ENGINEERS
Taylor will describe MU heating
problem.
Jan. 15, 1941, 1:3
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL
ENGINEERS
A.S.M.E. adopts new pin as club
insignia.
Oct. 14, 1927, 1:1
Campbell will land autogiro on
campus.
Nov. 9, 1933, 1:6
Engineering students take gocart to national event.
May 22, 1978,6:1-6
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MILITARY
ENGINEERS
see also
SOCIETY OF AMERICAN MILITARY
ENGINEERS
AMERICAN SYMPHONY ORECHESTRA
LEAGUE
OSC orchestra joins U.S.
symphony league.
Apr. 20, 1951, 3:7-8
AMERICAN VETERANS COMMITTEE
New veterans' group organized
by students.
Jan. 21, 1948, 1:4
AVC chapter to activate.
Feb. 2, 1948, 4:4
AMORT, MARY ELLEN
New song written.
Nov. 14, 1942, 1:7
ANASTASIA
Parts are cast for students in
"Anastasia".
Apr. 9, 1957, 1:2
Staff chosen for Anastasia.
Apr. 12, 1957, 1:3
THE ANCIENT AND FUTURISTICS
ORDER OF ACADEMIC MORONS
Morons to choose initiates in
order at Barometer bust.
May 18, 1935, 1:4
Moronic order to initiate.
May 25, 1945, 1:2
ANDERSON, EARL W.
Research started on teacher
study.
Apr. 30, 1952, 2:8
ANDERSON, MARIAN
Miss Anderson performs for
capacity crowd.
Feb. 9, 1950, 1:4
ANDREWS, DR. ROY CHAPMAN
See
CONVOCATIONS, 1934-35
ANGEL FLIGHT
see
ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY
ANIMAL CARE COMMITTEE
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ANIMAL CARE COMMITTEE
see
UNIVERSITY ANIMAL CARE COMMITTEE
Animal science cuts trees
in error.
Jan. 31, 1979, 3:1-6
ANIMAL HUSBANDRY DEPARTMENT
Consignment of pigs from OSC to
China occasions interest.
Apr. 11, 1935, 1:3
Animal scientists celebrate
victory after 50 years.
May 17, 1979, 8:1-2
see
DAIRY HUSBANDRY DEPARTMENT
ANIMALS
Dorm students keeps pet gator
in room.
Apr. 26, 1978, 6:1-6
ANIMAL INDUSTRY BUILDING
Million-dollar building to
further Ag. research.
Apr. 29. 1950, 3:4-5
ANNUAL CRUISE
"Annual cruise" makes appearance.
Apr. 8, 1921, 4:1
ANIMAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT
Septuplets bring record.
Apr. 24, 1969, 1:6-9
History of Oregon fire described
by Thompson.
May 2, 1936, 1:1-2
Animal science department
dedicates meat lab.
May 20, 1969, 3:1-2
see also
FORESTRY CLUB
Senate passes new horse barn.
May 29, 1969, 1:6-7
THE ANNUNCIATOR
NROTC Men publish new monthly
paper.
Dec. 10, 1955, 1:6
It's a long ride to the armory.
Fire increases horse barn space
problem.
Mar. 4, 1970, 3:1-6
Horse hazard dies.
Jan. 13, 1971, 5:1-3
New 24-hour cafeteria opens.
Mar. 1, 1972, 8:1-5
Ancient art of farriery
revived at University.
Oct. 29, 1976, 16:1-6 17:1-6
Removal of trees for pasture
opposed.
Mar. 7, 1978, 3:1-6
LBCC assumes farrier school
operation.
Oct. 10, 1978, 1:4-6
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ANTHROPOLOGY, DEPARTMENT OF
OSU recieves anthropological.
gift.
Oct. 29, 1976, 22:1-3
Anthropology classes use
computers.
Sept. 22, 1977, 48:4-6
Wolf study may reveal more
about early humans.
May 16, 1978, 6:3-6
Anthropologists study remains
of prehist&tic Oregonians.
Feb. 27, 1979, 9:1-6
Anthropology prof and students
find remains.
Apr. 20, 1979, 23:1
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OSU archaeologists discover clay
pipes dated 1010 B.C.
May 1, 1979, 9:3-4
OSU anthropologists find native
culture.
Oct. 16, 1979, 13:1-3
OSU digs into Oregon's past.
Feb. 21, 1980, 12:1-4
OSU prof finds 19th century
mission near Salem.
May 8, 1980, 1:5-6
ANTIN DISCRIMINATION BOARD
Discrimination group named.
Jan. 26, 1972, 3:1-3
Armstrong resigns position on
board.
Feb. 2, 1972, 5:1-3
AQUABATS
Co-eds choose name for
swimming club
Jan. 21, 1931, 1:1
Annual swim show okayed by
swimmers.
Jan. 15, 1941, 4:6
ARAB STUDENT CLUB
Arabs to hold teach in.
Oct. 12, 1973, 6:5-6
ARBORETUM
see
PEAVY ARBORETUM
ARBORETUM DAY
OSC's Paul Bunyan's named
at contest.
May 22, 1956, 1:1
Answer to HEW outlines "attainable
goals".
Feb. 9, 1972, 3:1-5
ARCHERY CLUB
OSC women archers form as
WAA club.
Feb. 5, 1927, 1:7
Board hears complaint.
June 22, 1972, 2:5-6
Archery club now forming.
Apr. 26, 1972, 12:5
ANTI-POVERTY PROGRAM
see
JOBS CORPS
WORK-TRAINING PROGRAM
WORK-STUDY PROGRAM
See also
CORVALLIS ARCHERY CLUB
APPLE POLISH HOUR
First Apple Polish Hour to be
today.
Oct. 22, 1952, 1:4
APPLEGATE, JAMES
Cigarettes, maple tree said
factors in escape, shooting.
Oct. 26, 1955, 1:6-7
Murder charge being prepared.
Oct. 26, 1955, 1:8
Archery enthusiasts organize
under WRA.
Oct. 30,1954, 1:1
ARCHITECTURE, DEPARTMENT OF
Architecture depts. join.
Aug. 3, 1971, 3:4-6
Planning firm supplements
classroom education.
Feb. 8, 1977, 2:1-6
ARCTIC OCEAN
Professor schedules arctic
study.
Sept. 27, 1962, 1:3
ARIADNE CLUB
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ARIADNE CLUB
Ariadne club elect.
Oct. 5, 1922, 3:1
Armory renovated from
fire damage.
Aug. 18, 1936, 1:1
ARISTOLOCHITE
Aristolochite society is installed
on campus.
June 4, 1919, 8:4
Armory floor reconstruction
pattern...Skelton supervise
complete plan.
Jan. 20, 1938, 3:4
Aristolochite elects read.
May 20, 1921, 7:4
Sawdust removal from armory
completed last week under
Peck supervision.
Feb. 3, 1938, 3:2
see also
FRATERNITIES (RHO CHI)
DR. ADA HART ARLITT
see
PARENTS CONFERENCE, 1930-1931
ARMED FORCES DAY
Major Allworth to lead armed
forces day parade.
May 12, 1953, 1:3-7
Childish-type pranks were cause
of arrest of two OSC students at
ROTC parade.
May 12, 1959, 3:1-4
ARMISTICE DAY
Campus to observe one-minute
silence.
Nov. 10, 1949, 1:2
ARMORY
A grand military ball was given
to the dedication of the new armory.
Dec. 1, 1898, 13:11
Three government cars
damaged as juveniles race
in armory.
April 29, 1947, 1:3
Craving for paving.
Jan. 12, 1967, 2:1
Reconstruction of
armory planned.
May 20, 1970, 5:2-5
ROTC armory gets remodeled.
Oct. 2, 1970, 4:4-5
Armory building given
new name, new look.
Nov. 1870, 3:1-3
see also
BUILDINGS AND EQUIPMENT (ARMORY
BLD.)
MILITARY DEPARTMENT.
Armory has been completed
according to original plan.
Sept. 25, 1912, 1:3
ARMY DAY
co-ed squads will compete
on Army day.
Mar. 3, 1944, 1:3
Armory hit by blaze.
Feb. 18, 1936, 1:7-8
see also
MILITARY WEEKEND
First estimate sets fire loss;
nearly $15,000.
Feb. 19, 1936, 1:1
ARMY-NAVY SPECIALIZED
TRAINING PROGRAM
Trainees oust dormitory men.
Mar. 4, 1943, 1:5
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Soldiers arrive for training.
Mar. 23, 1943, 1:5
A welcome addition.
Mar. 23, 1943, 2:1
ARMY SPECIALIZED TRAINING
RESERVE PROGRAM
Now it's the ASTRP and
more men.
April 14, 1944, 2:1
Navy selects 238 colleges
for training.
April 13, 1943, 2:1
141 men to form new ASTRP
group here this week.
Oct. 3, 1944, 3:5
OSC "Pool College" for army
trainees.
April 24, 1943, 1:8
Thief caught by ASTRP man.
Oct. 10, 1944, 3:3
see also
ARMY SPECIALIZED TRAINING UNIT
ARMY R.O.T.C.
ROTC units win two more
national trophies.
Oct. 28, 1960, 6:4-5
New army ROTC plan to become
effective.
Sept. 29, a964, 5:1-3
ROTC beards.
Oct. 23, 1968, 1:1-2
Army forbids demonstration
by cadets.
Nov. 6, 1968, 3:1
Attack surprises Philomath man.
April 12, 1977, 1:3-6
OSU army ROTC program naval
academy of northwest.
June 1, 1977, 11:1-3
ARMY ROTC WOMEN'S SPONSOR CORP
Women's army corps pledges
29: announces newly elected
officers.
Dec. 7, 1966, 6:5
Cadet corps meet Sandie.
Jan. 18, 1967, 3:4
ARMY SPECIALIZED TRAINING UNIT
Co-eds relate embarrassing
stories of meeting marching
ASTU groups.
April 15, 1943, 1:2
Wartime changes hit Oregon
State; new curricula, soldiers
featured.
June 14, 1943, 1:3
Waldo hall taken by army
to house 425 ASTU men.
Jun2 19, 1943, 4:3
Miss Barry head.
Nov. 30, 1943, 1:3
Here's the dope on those
shoulder patches, fellows.
Dec. 7, 1943, 3:5
Varied reactions to last
weekend's ASTU restrictions.
Jan. 21, 1944, 3:3
It's not the ROTC but only
the AST.
Feb.8, 1944, 3:4
ASTU 3900 makes history in
year of action at OSC.
Feb. 18, 1944, 3:4
ARMY SPECIALIZED TRAINING UNIT CON'T
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OSC to lose most of ASTU.
Feb. 22, 1944, 1:8
ASTU bids OSC adieu.
Mar. 24, 1944, 3:7
ASTAP to leave end December;
future plans ASTRP not known.
Oct. 9, 1945, 3:7
AST program to be closed December 31.
Dec. 11, 1945, 3:8
Etching theft gets many press
notices.
Apr. 1, 1937, 1:8
Art department head gets
bronze statue.
May 12, 1938, 4:3
Kletzer installs kiln for
art department.
May 28, 1940, 4:7
see also
ARMY-NAVY SPECIALIZED TRAINING PROGRAM
Head of Art Department rescues
old paintings.
Nov. 8, 1957, 2:1-2
ARMY SPONSOR CORPS
Army sponsor corps makes debut as
service club.
Oct. 23, 1964, 1:6-7
ART CLUB
Art Club to be formed.
Apr. 2, 1924, 4:6
Army sponsor corps holds OSU
initiation ceremony.
Feb. 27, 1965, 4:2-3
ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY
New honor society formed for
AROTC.
Nov. 14, 1951, 1:1
Angel flight plans to promote
interest, act as hostess for Air
Force ROTC.
Oct. 21, 1961, 1:4-7
Flight selects coeds.
Dec. 8, 1961, 3:7-9
ART
'Thundering seas' fine arts
school overlooks Depoe Bay
coastline.
Oct. 4, 1979, 3:1-3
Gold blooms at Oregon Coast.
Feb. 8, 1980, 30:1-3, 32:1-2
ART AND ARCHITECTURE DEPARTMENT
Old dormitory becomes center
for college art.
Jan. 11, 1936, 1:2
Art Club plans to replace
iron lady.
Arp. 1, 1931, 1:6
ART CLUB
see also
ARTIST"S GUILD
ART DEPARTMENT
Builds pottery kiln.
Oct. 12, 1922, 4:3
Oregon artist's work received
on campus.
Arp. 3, 1930, 1:6
OSC art is shown at San Francisco.
May 12, 1960, 1:5
Kidder missing anatomical charts.
Jan. 9, 1963, 1:2
Gunn named new chairman of
department.
June 3, 1964, 1:3
41 famous paintings selected
for dorms.
Jan. 20, 1965, 1:9
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ART EXHIBIT
Bulletin announces price collection.
Oct. 15, 1943, 1:4
"Mother and Child" statue
recovered.
June 2, 1961, 1:5
From a realist's palette--the Price
exhibition.
Nov. 9, 1943, 2:1
Shepard Levine paintings
displayed in Kidder Hall.
Feb. 10, 1962, 1:3-4
Fairbank's work to be exhibited.
Nov. 15, 1946, 1:3
Chair and art works taken
from buildings.
June 1, 1962, 1:3-4
Kidder gallery shows Russian art
collection.
Nov. 6, 1947, 4:4
Exhibit of Rembrandt paintings on
display.
Jan. 8, 1948, 1:7
Rembrandt etchings placed in MU
until Dec. 20.
Dec. 3, 1949, 3:2
Lithographs displayed of Picasso's
work.
Jan. 5, 1951, 1:2
Oregon scenes reflected in Fairbanks
paintings.
Jan. 18, 1951, 1:2-3
MU manager bans nude art.
Feb. 27, 1951, 1:3
Paintings by Gilkey on exhibit
in MU.
May 13, 1952, 1:6
OSC art purchased by Seattle
Museum.
Sept. 29, 1954, 1:2
MU missing print.
Apr. 6, 1957, 1:4
Print exchange plan sponsored by
MU.
May 24, 1957, 4:2
John Rock exhibits painting in
Kidder.
Apr. 11, 1961, 1:8-9
Art thefts prevalent.
May 24, 1963, 2:1-3
Drawings stolen from art
exhibit; return of objects
requested.
May 24, 1963, 1:9
Exhibit item stolen from MU
Sunday.
Nov. 27, 1963, 1:9
Prints by Rock and Jameson
to be shown.
Feb. 11,'1964, 3:9
African sculpture now showing.
Feb. 2, 1965, 1:5
Art objects stolen from
display case.
Feb. 5, 1965, 1:5
Da Vinci drawings on display
at OSU.
July 2, 1970, 3:3-4
Fairbanks---OSU painter.
May 14, 1976, 8:5-6
Reaction to underwear causes
artistic uproar.
Apr. 22, 1977, 12:1-4
Art professor discoveres
litographic prints stolen.
Jan. 16, 1979, 5:1-2
Display features new Oregon
State plate.
Arp. 29, 1941, 1:2
ART EXHIBIT
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Fairbanks' art shown in MU.
July 24, 1950, 4:3
ART EXHIBIT (AKIYA4A, GARY)
Blazermania strikes.
June 20, 1978, 2:1-2
ART EXHIBIT (CHRYSLER)
Art collection tour scheduled.
Apr. 3, 1956, 1:8
ART EXHIBIT (PRICE, WILLIAM HENRY)
OSU collection boast specimans.
Sept. 23, 1964, 9:5
ART EXHIBIT
Huck paintings on display in
OSU union.
Oct. 11, 1961, 1:4
ART EXHIBIT (SPONENBURGH, MARK)
Art prof exhibits Oregon sculpture.
Nov. 12, 1969, 2:3-4
ART EXHIBIT (KING TUT)
King Tut exhibit sheds light
on past.
Aug. 8, 1978, 6:1-6
Arts festival structure is
symbolic of art renaissance at
Oregon State.
Apr. 15, 1964, 1:1
"AS YOU LIKE IT"
see
NATIONAL COLLEGIATE PLAYERS
ASCETECH
A.S.C.E. Paper has initial
issue.
Mar. 12, 1932, 1:4
New monthly issued.
Apr. 23, 1932, 1:5
ASSOCIATED ENGINEERS
First bust scheduled by
associated group.
Nov. 2, 1927, 1:7
"Shuffle" planned to supplant
busts.
Oct. 24, 1928, 1:3
see also
ENGINEERING STUDENT COUNCIL
ART EXHIBIT
see also
EXHIBITS
ASSOCIATED GENERAL CONTRACTORS
Contracting chapter receives
charter.
Feb. 6, 1969, 3:2-4
ARTISTS' GUILD
"Artists' Guild" new name given
art club.
Nov. 17, 1932, 1:3
ASSOCIATED INDEPENDENT STUDENTS
'The Scoop' given to AIS
council.
Nov. 23, 1948, 2:3
ARTISTS' GUILD
see also
ART CLUB
"mikado" to replace traditional
mayhem.
Dec. 1, 1954, 1:5
ARTS FESTIVAL COMMITTEE
Arts Festival now University
group.
Nov. 5, 1965, 1:7
Musical program pleases crowd.
May 11, 1957, 1:2-3
ARTS FESTIVAL WEEK
Concerts, literature open OSU
arts festival week.
May 21, 1963, 1:7-9
ASSOCIATED MEN'S DORMITORIES
see
INTERDORMITORY COUNCIL
ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY CONSTITUTION
Page 71
ASSOCIATED ROOKESS COMMITTEE
Infant organization will begin
existence with clerical duties.
Oct. 12, 1923, 1:3
Students poll votes for
compulsory ROTC.
Apr. 9, 1938, 1:1
Name is adopted for organization.
Oct. 19, 1923, 1:2
'08 "rejuvenates" tell of
celebrating in days of beer
halls, big mustaches.
Nov. 5, 1941, 1:7
ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY
Truck for field work purchased by
students.
Apr. 4, 1928, 1:7
Registrar rules candidates out.
May 2, 1928, 1:7
All voters are blamed by Kerr.
May 7, 1929, 1:3
Meinke extends regret of destruction
at "0".
Nov. 12, 1929, 1;3
Board of control balances budget.
Jan. 24, 1933, 1:4
Elmer Buckhorn installed prexy of
student body.
May 5, 1932, 1:2
Money situation of student body
in bad condition.
Nov. 29, 1932, 1:2
Finances trouble board of control.
Dec. 3, 1932, 1:5
Ruling on fees leaves student
coffers empty.
Mar. 28, 1934, 1:1
Fee collection to be enforced.
Apr. 18, 1934, 1:7
Search for truth about political
tycoons of Oregon State's history
necessitates thumbing of archives.
Apr. 10, 1935, 1:5
Senate ruling ousts social
function tax.
May 9, 1952, 3:2
ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY, COMMITTEE
ON WORLD AFFAIRS
Great decisions play organizational meet.
Feb. 6, 1962, 1:4-5
ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY CONSTITUTION
Long lost constitution discovered
in archives of Barometer records.
Feb. 22, 1930, 3:5
New honor code to make debut.
May 31, 1930, 1:7
'Write-ins' declared invalid
after constitutional checkup.
Apr. 28, 1937, 1:7
Thursday baro to print text
of code change.
Jan. 23, 1948, 1:7
Students pass new ASOSC constitution.
May 25, 1951, 1:4
Text of new ASOSC constitution
approved by Senate Friday.
Mar. 6, 1956, 3:1-8
Seven amendments.
Apr. 24, 1962, 2:1-3
Jensen vetoes amendment VIII.
Nov. 30, 1962, 1:1-3
ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY CONSTITUTION
Page 72
Proper veto.
Dec. 1, 1962, 2:1-3
University students to vote on new
constitution.
Mar. 4, 1970, 1:1-4
ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY COUNCIL
Two students ousted for one term
period.
Nov. 22, 1927, 1:1
Council disapproves smoking on back
walk.
Dec. 3, 1927, 1:3
Council issues order on smoking
boundary.
Jan. 18, 1928, 1:5
Student council convicts rooks.
Nov. 8, 1928, 1:7
Council suspends three; week-end
liquor blamed.
Nov. 1, 1929, 1:2
Student body system pioneer in
north west.
Apr. 18, 1931, 1:5
Exec council favors lids for
freshmen.
June 7, 1947, 1:3
ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY ELECTIONS
Dirty politics ruin election.
Apr. 18, 1952, 2:1-2
Violation of rules nullifies
election.
Jan. 18, 1956, 1:1-2
Yes, a record.
Apr.20, 1956, 2:1-2
Duplicate student body card
rumor killed; little or nor part
played in election result.
Apr. 24, 1956, 1:4-6
Deomonstation, speeched,
paraphenalia addded to first
Oregon State election premiere.
Apr. 14, 1961, 4:1-4
History of OSU elections
told; haven't always been
seniors.
Apr. 18, 1968,1:6-8
ASOSU executives rule student
elections invalid.
Apr. 29, 1970, 1:5-6
Unit censures Charles Dunn.
Apr. 27, 1971, 3:1-2
Voters retain ASOSU.
Apr. 27, 1971, 1:4
Impeachment, student rep up
for vote,Nov. 29, 1973, 1:3-6
Violations disqualify Gomberg.
Apr. 16, 1976, 1:1-6
Reviewing body reinstates Gomberg.
Apr. 16, 1976, 1:1-6
Byrd disqualified from VP race;
will appeal today.
Apr. 29, 1977, 1:1-6
Byrd election appeal upheld by
SAC.
May 2, 1977, 1:2-6
Byrd resigns, leaves town.
Dec. 6, 1977, 1:2-6
Committee charges Harlow with
Campaign infraction.
Apr. 24, 1978, 6:4-6
Whilhite to be first woman
president.
Apr. 27, 1979, 1:1-6
ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY SENATE CON'T
Page 73
ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY JUSTICE
COMMISSION
Justice unit to organize at
Mondya meeting.
Oct. 20, 1971, 8;1-6
ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY OFFICERS
Office of president of the student
boyd declared vacant.
Oct. 12, 1917, 1:3
Hall to resign ASOSC post.
Feb. 11, 1944, 1:1
One lone male left in student
offices.
May 5, 1944, 4:8
Treasurer ousted ASOSU officers
found ineligible.
Jan. 21, 1977, 1:5-6, 5:1-2
ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT
Doug Sweet avoids but receives
degree.
Sept. 25, 1970, 1:4-5
Sweet quits school, office.
Jan. 7, 1971, 1:1-4
ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY SENATE
Race problems stir at senate
meeting.
May 4, 1950, 1:1-2
Senate votes retain game
mixed seating.
Dec. 5, 1959, 1:4
Will Post vetos law on
ribbons.
Mar. 4, 1960, 1:1-2
Senate passes bill on green.
Apr. 1, 1960, 1:2
Majors proposed in H & SS
fields.
June 5, 1964, 1:5-6
Frustrated ASOSU prexy
speaks out against faculty
senate.
Apr. 11, 1967, 1:1
Blacks, whites united at
convo for student rights.
Feb. 26, 1969, 1:1-9
Hall takes over as ASOSU president
Jan. 7, 1971, 1:3-4
Senate acts on "principle",
rescinds boycott support.
Mar. 5, 1969, 1:5-8
Dave Hall will step down to seek
academic pursuits.
Apr. 16, 1971, 8:3-5
ASOSU president John Fraser
resigns.
Mar. 12, 1969, 1:7-9
A tavern on the OSU campus?
Oct. 3, 1978, 1:4-5
3 students caught wrecking
posters.
Apr. 18, 1969, 1:6-7
ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY PUBLIC
AFFAIRS COMMITTEE
Vietnam poll dated Mondya.
Nov. 20, 1967, 1:7
Is sex an accepted part of University life? Senate to consider
proposal on 'easy access to the
Students veto war; support
escalation.
Dec. 6, 1967, 1:7-9
Newsletter started.
Jan. 15, 1973, 3:4-6
pill'.
Dec. 2, 1969, 1:1-6
Senate approves former faculty
member for position as ASOSU legal
counselor.
Jan. 21, 1970, 1:1-4
ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY CON'T
Page 74
Will the revised pill bill fill the
bill?
Feb. 2, 1970, 1:1-4
Experimental college bill.at
Senate_meeting tonight.
May 19, 1970, 1:4-6
New Senate names experiment leaders
May 20, 1970, 1:5-6
Discipline committee dies.
May 27, 1971, 9:4-5
"Walk bike" zones proposed.
July 6, 1978, 4:1-3
Drunk pedaling carries
$1000 fine.
Oct. 16, 1978, 10:5-6
ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF
ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN
Project set to aid riverfront.
May 20, 1970, 1:1
Committee recommends impeachment.
Nov. 12, 1973, 3:1-2
ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF OREGON
STATE COLLEGE
Purchase of Carillon Bells
approval given by Senate; Alumni
lend their support.
Dec. 10, 1957, 1:7-9
Senators ousted.
Feb. 24, 1977, 2:1-2
Senate adopts new program.
Mar. 14, 1958, 1:4
ASOSU senate to consider use of Great
Hall funds.
Oct. 31, 1978, 1:1-6
Senators pass bill to speed
liberal arts.
Jan. 16, 1959, 1:6
ASOSU supports new golf course.
Nov. 29, 1978, 3:1-2
Sit-in students gain support
from senate.
May 6, 1960, 1:5
Minority bill passed.
Oct. 18, 1972, 3:1-2
Opinions clash, senate supports
liquor permits.
Feb. 7, 1979, 3:1-3
ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY STATE AFFAIRS
TASK FORCE
Stage affairs officers begin work in
Salem.
Jan. 15, 1975, 4:4-6
ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS
League reorganizes and adopts
new name.
Oct. 15, 1924, 1:5
Co-eds to wear snappy berets.
Oct. 25, 1930, 1:5
State affairs head named.
Oct. 16, 1975, 3:3-6
Fairbanks pictures chosen
by women.
Jan. 6, 1932, 1:2
Task force may give OSPRIG run
for money.
Mar. 20, 1978, 4:1-3
AWS sponsored fussing bureau
becomes realtiy.
Nov. 24, 1936, 1:3
ATHLETIC BOARD
Page 75
Sororities appeal wanes in college.
Apr. 3, 1937, 4:7
Etiquette committee will establish
Oregon State code.
Dec. 1, 1937, 4:1-2
Associated women students activities
combine campus groups during war years.
Feb. 18, 1944, 3:4
AWS show tonight dates from 1916 coed student contest.
Mar.
1944, 3:4
OSC memorial to be reviewed.
May 24, 1946, 4:1
Korean girl attends Oregon State
on four-year home ec. scholarship.
Mar. 10, 1949, 1:5-7
AWS convention scheduled at OSU.
Nov. 20, 1964, 3:7
AWS: to be or not to be.
Nov. 11, 1965, 2:1-3
Possible end to closing hours
proves primary AWS headache.
Feb. 10, 1967, 1:4
AWS investigated.
Feb. 18, 1970, 1:3
AWS sleeps after June 13.
Apr. 16, 1970, 2:6
see also
WOMEN'S LEAGUE
INTERCOLLEGIATE ASSOCIATED WOMEN
STUDENTS OF OREGON
ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS' CARNIVAL
see
COLLEGIATE CARNIVAL
ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL
AWS proposes new women's
legislature.
Sept. 21, 1966, 1:5
ASTRONOMICAL CLUB
Astronomical Society to meet.
Jan. 23, 1969, 1:1-2
ASTRONOMY
Astronomy offered.
Mar. 27, 1924, 1:4
Program set in astronomy.
Sept. 29, 1967, 1:7
Club to recondition reflector
telescope.
Feb. 20, 1969, 3:3-4
ATHLETES
see
STUDENTS (NAME)
ATHLETIC AWARDS
Mackenzie receives first Valley
Memorial.
May 29, 1970, 6:1-2
see also
AWARDS (NAME)
ATHLETIC BOARD
Oregon State athletics in
charge of new board.
Aug. 19, 1936, 3:4-5
Jim Dixon boy's camp OK'd by
athletic board.
Nov. 26, 1968, 5:8-9
Golf, tennis programs eliminated
by athletic board.
Apr. 7, 1975, 1:1-6
ATHLETIC BOARD CON'T
Page 76
Athletic board, Andros call
for Fertig's resignation.
Oct. 11, 1979, 1:3-6
ATHLETIC CONFERENCE
Pacific-8 says yes to division
split.
May 26, 1971, 11:1-2
Pac-8 considers dropping OSU.
July 7, 1976, 11:1-4
Pac-8 is over, now it's officially
Pac-10.
July 6, 1978, 10:1-6
ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT
Athletic Department to honor Prothro.
Jan. 20, 1979, 11:1-4
Title IX only change in years.
Apr. 17, 1979, 12:1-2
ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
Barratt picked as athletic director;
Tanselli new baseball coach.
June 1, 1966, 1:7-9
Barratt to resign as athletics director.
Aug. 12, 1975, 1:4-6
Andros snares AD post.
Dec. 2, 1975, 12:3-6
Moore takes over as AD.
Sept. 22, 1977, 61:1-3
ATHLETIC EVENTS, "FUSSING"
Fussing--time for a vote.
Oct. 18, 1949, 2:1-3
Votes to answer fussing question.
Feb. 7, 1950, 1:7-8
Let's keep the tradition.
Feb. 8, 1950, 1:7-8
Ballot to decide fussing question.
Sept. 27, 1951, 1:7-8
Fussing on trial at UCLA game.
Oct. 3, 1958, 1:7-8
ATHLETIC FIELD
Sawdust gridiron on athletic
field.
Oct. 9, 1917, 4:2
see also
BELL FIELD
ATHLETIC TICKETS
Change in athletic funding
proposed.
May 9, 1977, 1:1-6
ATHLETIC TRAINERS (ROBERTSON,
WILLIAM)
He's the Godfather of athletic
trainers.
Apr. 19, 1979, 16:1-6
ATHLETICS
Athletic relations with
U of 0 severed.
Nov. 22, 1910, 1:1-5
Sports to continue.
Oct. 30, 1918, 2:2
Claim of verbal contract
false.
Feb. 13, 1920, 1:3
Trojans seek admission to Coast
League.
Dec. 6, 1921, 1:4
Old timer athlete recalls days
of '93.
Mar. 6, 1923, 4:2
Knute ckne here for coaching
school.
June 19, 1928, 3:1
Drastic reductions made in
programs.
Jan. 14, 1933, 1:7
ATHLETICS, INTERMURAL
Page 77
OSC repeats achtavements of 1925-26;
gets three northern division crowns.
May 23, 1940, 4:2
Four minor sports attain major rank
in OSC program.
May 28, 1948, 4:6
College heads on trial for athletics
records, says President Strand.
Feb. 6, 1952, 1:3-4
OSC to get steam room.
Nov. 29, 1960, 3:7
Students to start OSC rugby team.
Apr. 5, 1961, 4:1-3
Sports scribe reinstated.
Apr. 9, 1969, 6:7 - 8
Andros defends position.
Apr. 11, 1969, 5:3-6
Knee and ankle injuries
reduced on artificial turf.
Oct. 3, 1969, 8:1-3
Athletic facilities to
undergo expansion.
Apr. 2, 1970, 2:4-9
The University sports-complex.
Apr. 18, 1972, 1:1-2
Athletic program under attack.
Nov. 14, 1963, 4:1-2
HEW decision absolves University.
May 30, 1973, 16:1-6
A.T. 'Slats' Gill named new director
of athletics.
Jan. 28, 1964, 1:8-9
Athletic heads disagree on
HEW bill.
Feb. 19, 1974, 8:1-6
Track head Bell under fire.
Jan. 23, 1964, 4:6-7
Barratt pleased with ' rug '
price.
May 14, 1974, 10:1-4
Gridmen pleased with new coach.
Feb. 11, 1965, 3:6
Sports writer knocks women in athletics.
Apr. 29, 1965, 1:5-6
Olympic tryouts draw 17 Beaver athletes.
June 27, 1968, 4:2-4
OSU coaches answer charges' by BSU.
Feb. 27, 1969, 4.:2-9
Athletic board tells statement of policy.
Mar. 4, 1969, 1:3-5
Valenti reinstates Perkins after Saturday
conference.
Mar. 4, 1969, 4:5-7
11 black athletes return.
Apr. 3, 1969, 5:6-9
Eugene sports writer barred by Andros.
Apr. 3, 1969, 5:6-9
OSU ranks 16th in nation.
July 2, 1974, 8:4-6
Lieuallen halts questionable
MIA spending.
Jan. 7, 1977, 1:1-2
Eugene family claims OSU
violates government order.
Nov. 14, 1977, 1:2-6
Beavers hire first academic
Apr.-i4, 1980, 11:1-4
see also
OLYMPIC GAMES
ATHLETICS, INTRAMURAL
Aspirants barred from
intermural.
Nov. 6, 1930, 3:5
ATHLETICS, INTRAMURAL CON'T
Page 78
Trophy donated to intramural group.
Jan. 12, 1934, 3:3
Mural department adopts new trophy.
Mar. 29, 1940, 3:8
PE women ban sports.
Apr. 9, 1942, 3:6
IM gridders injured.
Oct. 23, 1968, 6:8-9
IM injury problem surfaces.
Nov. 13, 1974, 12:2-6
Racquetball club to organize.
Nov. 18, 1975, 2:3-4
ATHLETICS, INTRAMURAL HANDBOOK
IM handbook dedicated to Coleman for
service.
Oct. 29, 1949, 5:4-5
ATHLETICS-STUDENT MANAGER
see
STUDENT MANAGER SYSTEM
ATHLETICS, WOMEN
Girls arranging games.
Oct. 16, 1917, 3:2
Women's intramurals have 7 year
history.
Apr. 19, 1940, 3:1
ATLAS OF THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST RESOURCES
OSC gets grant to revise atlas.
Sept. 16, 1952, 1:6
Stand request money advance.
Dec. 12, 1952, 1:6
Department heads compile N.W. atlas.
May 20, 1953, 3:7-8
Soviet Russia gets OSC-prodcued atlas.
Nov. 13, 1954, 3:6
Revised atlas of Pacific Northwest
published by Oregon State College.
July 22, 1957, 2:3-4
ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES DEPARTMENT OF
Haystack offers radar shelter.
Oct. 4, 1972, 7:3-5
Profs study wind power.
June 26, 1979, 5:4-6
OSU scientists seek new energy
with wind.
Feb. 4, 1980, 8:1-2
ATOMIC PROGRAM
Atomic program to include
OSC in research job.
Oct. 15, 1948, 1:6
ATOMIC REACTOR
Atom reactor purchase set.
Feb. 8, 1958, 1:7
AUDIO VISUAL PREPARATION CENTER
Audio visual center available.
Oct. 31, 1972, 6:3-4
AUTHORS (ATKESON, RAY)
Atkeson to present wilderness
photographs.
apr. 22, 1980, 9:1-6
AUTHORS (MALAMUD, BERNARD)
Former Oregon State writer's
fame grows.
May 22, 1964, 1:6-9
Malamud gets 1967 national
fiction award.
Mar. 8, 1967, 1:4
Pulitizer prize presented to
past professor.
May 3, 1167, 1:9
AUTHORS (SHORT, ROBERT)
Author Short slates talk.
Oct. 27, 1966, 1:9
AUTHORS (WHALEY, RUSSELL F.)
Health for happiness written
by OSU doctor.
Oct. 20, 1966, 3:6
AWARDS-COVERT
Page 79
AUTO MECHANICS DEPARTMENT
Auto mechanics to occupy new
ship.
Jan. 13, 1923, 4:1
AUFDERHEIDE AWARD
Professor receives Aufderheide
award.
May 19, 1966, 1:2
New reels feature co-ed
mechanicians.
Jan. 26, 1929, 1:1
FRANK H. BARTHOLOMEW
JOURNALISM SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Newsman gives OSU money for
journalism.
Mar. 8, 1967, 4:6
AUTOMOBILE RULING
Checking of cars begins on campus.
Oct. 6, 1932, 1:3
Authorities drop automobile ban
on local campus.
Oct. 19, 1932, 1:6
Campus permits needed on cars.
Oct. 4, 1935, 5:4
see also
TRAFFIC REGULATIONS, (DATE)
AVIATION
see
EDWARD BARTOW AWARD
Bartow award.
Apr. 19, 1966, 2:6
BORDEN AWARD
Dairy staff man receives
$1000 Borden award.
Nov. 12, 1949, 1:6
ARTHUR G.B. BOUQUET
Junior wins new award.
May 13, 1965, 3:3
AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
AERONAUTICS TRAINING
AERO CLUB
VICTOR D. BROWN JR. TROPHY
OSC baseball award goes to Bud
Shirtcliff.
May 26, 1953, 4:6-8
AWARDS
Mrs. McDonald aids outstanding
students.
Feb. 22, 1933, 4:8
SAE's award Brown trophy
to ball player.
May 25, 1966, 4:4
Tuition awards will be given for
first time.
May 11, 1935, 1:5
CHANCELOR'S TROPHY
Poor Webfoots-they never
succeed.
Mar. 8, 1957, 2:1-3
Scholarships honor memory of war vets.
May 5, 1944, 4:2
Memorial fund for athletes is
established.
Apr. 13, 1967, 6:5
Student award eliminated.
Apr. 20, 1972, 8:5
OSU football press guide draws
award.
May 3, 1978, 17:1
JAMES HARRISON COLLINS
MEMORIAL
1888 graduate wills funds
for awards.
May 5, 1954, 1:3
LLOYD Q. COVERT
Nigerian student wins
scholarship.
Feb. 26, 1970, 3:1-2
AWARDS-DALY
Page 80
BERNARD DALY
Southern students reap Bernard
Daly benefits.
Oct. 1, 1949, 3:7
GOLD MEDAL AWARD
OSU professor receives award
from paper industry.
Sept. 27, 1963, 4:1-2
DANFORTH FOUNDATION
OSU married couple 'strike it
rich' with fellowships.
Mar. 29, 1963, 1:5-9
GOODWIN ORIENTAL GOODWILL
SCHOLARSHIP
Bizarre bazaars origin of
cooperative market.
Jan. 13, 1937, 1:7
WALTER EDWIN DAVIS
Alumni estate to provide 228
scholarships.
Feb. 9, 1971, 6:4-5
CLARENCE DEBNAM, JR.
Memorial fund is announced.
Oct. 6, 1970, 5:1
DISTINGUISHED PROFESSOR AWARD
Dr. Decius is first to get
distinguished prof award.
Oct. 28, 1965, 1:5-7
PAUL M. DUNN SENIOR AWARD
Forestry award is announced.
Jan. 19, 1965, 3:8
DUPONT FELLOWSHIP
Chemistry fellowships awarded to
college.
Jan. 19, 1952, 3:7
AMELIA EARHART
Women engineers to get scholarship.
Nov. 4, 1953, 1:7
FORENSIC AWARD
Winners announced for speech awards.
June 1, 1955, 1:8
FULBRIGHT SCHOLARSHIP
OSC student wins Fulbright scholarship.
Apr. 5, 1955, 1:7
Research grant given to prof.
Jan. 29, 1958, 1:3
Grad student receives Fulbright
scholarship.
July 18, 1974, 7:4-6
GREGG PUBLISHING COMPANY
OSC stenographers win
national award.
Jan. 15, 1960, 4:3
HENRY HARTMAN CUP
Cup to be awarded by hort.
department.
Jan. 18, 1955, 3:3
LOUIS W. AND MAUD HILL
FAMILY FOUNDATION
$32,970 given OSC for'
forestry program.
June 3, 1955, 1:2
MRS. HAROLD HOLLANDS MEMORIAL
Memorial scholarship started
by professor.
Apr. 2, 1968, 1:2-3
HOME ECONOMICS CLUB
Korean girl attends Oregon
state on four-year home ec
scholarship.
Mar. 10, 1949, 1:5-7
HONORARY DEGREES
Degrees awarded to McKay,
Suwan.
Oct. 28, 1955, 1:7-8
HORN SCHOLARSHIP
Mills gets first Horn
scholarship.
Sept. 29, 1971, 15:1-2
HOWARD HUGHES
Howard Hughes gives student
fellowship.
Jan. 11, 1949, 3:1-3
AWARDS-WAYNE VALLEY
Page 81
INTRAMURAL TROPHY
Intramural trophy given by Wagner's.
Jan. 22, 1925, 4:2
KAPPA PI SCHOLARSHIP
Art school sets Kappa Pi scholarship.
Feb. 9, 1967, 3:5
ADELAIDE V. LAKE SCHOLARSHIP AWARD
Miss A. Lake award given.
Apr. 15, 1966, 1:8
MERIT TEACHING AWARD
Chancellor is unfavorable to merit
fund proposal.
Dec. 2, 1965, 1:4-6
The Mosser plan.
Nov. 2, 1965, 2:1-3
Point and counterpoint-Mr. Mosser's
plan revisited.
Nov. 12, 1965, 2:4-5
Rep. Mosser criticized by campus
panel.
Nov. 3, 1965, 1:7-8
"No!"
Dec. 10, 1965, 1:7-8
47 OSU faculty members gets $1000
bonus awards.
June 1, 1966, 1:1-3
Flemming tells of Mosser defeat.
Jan. 11, 1966, 2:4-5
MUSIC DEPARTMENT
First OSC music scholarship winners
announced by Walls.
Jan. 29, 1955, 1:5-6
NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION
Bark beetles ravage forest.
Sept. 22, 1965, 14:5-6
NIXON DISTINGUISHED PROFESSOR
Kronstad receives award for
work in agriculture.
Mar. 31, 1980, 6:1-5
see also
FACULTY AND STAFF, KRONSTAD,
WARREN.
L. PAULING AWARD
Pauling awarded L. Pauling
award.
Nov. 29, 1966, 4:5
ELIZABETH P. RITCHIE
Librarian sets up scholarship
fund.
June 20, 1968, 2:5
Plaque to publicize winners.
Apr. 2, 1980, 1:1-4
PHIL SMALL THANE TROPHY
Thane trophy rules revealed;
Nov. 10, 1954, 1:8
DRUCILLA, SHEPARD SMITH
Years of hardships for pioneer
mother inspire prize fund.
Apr. 19, 1930, 4:8
JOHN R. SNELLSTROM FORESTRY
AWARD
New forestry award to be
established.
Oct. 12, 1948, 1:8
THAI CROWN
Professor Dailey receives
royal Thai crown; is recognized
for outstanding work in sports.
Oct. 12, 1966, 1:2
WAYNE VALLEY
Mackenzie receives first Valley
Memorial.
May 29, 1970, 6:1-2
Wayne Valley memorial fund
started at OSU.
Oct. 15, 1970, 9:3
AWARDS-WALDO
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CLARA H. WALDO
Bonds provide for Waldo gifts.
Feb. 17, 1932, 2:3
WAR ORPHANS
Orphans of war to gain help for
education.
Feb. 10, 1950, 1:4
WESTERN BUSINESS EDUCATION ASSOC.
Yerian named "great" leader by
association.
May 3, 1967, 1:7
see also
FACULTY AND STAFF, YERIAN, C.
THEODORE.
CHESTER M. WILCOX MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
Two memorial grants for grad study.
Apr. 4, 1967, 1:2
E.E. WILSON SCHOLARSHIPS
Wilson commences practice'in 1893.
Apr. 23, 1963, 1:7
BACCALAUERATE ADDRESS
see
COMMENCEMENT
BACTERIOLOGY, DEPARTMENT OF
Distinctive contributions of
Oregon State in bacteriology.
Feb. 25, 1933, 2:7
New bacteriology lab being equipped.
Oct. 11, 1933, 1:3
see also
MICROBIOLOGY
BAG RUSH
Bag rush resulted in victory for
sophs.
Nov. 13, 1917, 2:2
Rules governing bag rush given.
Nov. 17, 1922, 7:1
Rook-Sophomore mix includes new game.
Oct. 25, 1931, 4:6
BAHAI WORLD FAITH
Century-old Bahai relgion
gains recognition as club on
Oregon State University campus.
Feb. 2, 1968, 2:6-9
BALLOT MEASURES
Modern-Day crusade hits
Portland Sunday in effort to
educate voters.
Nov. 5, 1960, 1:6-9
BAND
Cadet band gets flattering
offer.
Apr. 20, 1920, 4:4
Aggie band goes with team.
Jan. 31, 1922, 1:6
Band gets new uniforms.
Oct. 12, 1923, 1:2
Band has record of 21 years'
service.
Feb. 29, 1924, 3:2
Military band shipwrecked in
true Robinson Crusoe fashion.
Mar. 31, 1925, 1:2
R.O.T.C. band plans twentysecond tour.
Jan. 22, 1927, 1:6
Band gains recognition by
playing for world fairs on
Pacific Coast.
Feb. 3, 1927, 1:4
O.A.C. band to play for hotel
opening.
Nov. 18, 1927, 1:2
Music critic of Portland
praises Oregon State band.
Apr. 20, 1928, 1:3
Stranded "Beaver" threatens
disaster to O.S.C. bandsmen.
Mar. 30, 1929, 1:3
BAND, CO-ED
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Band gets new uniforms to replace
monkey-suits.
Dec. 13, 1929, 1:3
Band prepares for first tour
since wartime.
Mar. 11, 1948, 1:4
Band gains renown under supervision
of Captain Beard.
Nov. 19, 1930, 1:3
Student fund pays $8,000
for uniforms.
Sept. 21, 1948, 1;1
Megaphones added to band equipment.
Nov. 21, 1930, 1:6
Marching band to perform
for Rosebowl game.
Nov. 28, 1956, 1:3-6
Five girls master chosen instruments
to crash into band.
Dec. 8, 1931, 1:4
OSC band exhibits 'New Look'
in garb.
Oct. 20- 1959, 1:9
R.O.T.C. bands traveled many miles in
27 years.
Dec. 6, 1932, 2:7
Band breaks OSU tradition.
Oct. 4, 1962, 3:1
Captain Harry Beard leads Oregon State
band for 28 years.
Dec. 11, 1933, 1:4
OSU marching band to lead
beavers in Rose parade.
Dec. 11, 1964, 8:1-9
Musical co-eds defy tradition, break
into campus cadet band.
May 23, 1933, 4:3
Two women break pep band
tradition.
Dec. 4, 1973, 32:4-6
Banquet climaxes long service of Captain
Beard.
May 15, 1935, 1:7
Pep band director recalls
'extra something' during the
60's.
Jan. 21, 1980, 11:1-6
OSC military band admits no women.
Nov. 2, 1935, 1:6
Musicians get new uniforms.
Oct. 6, 1939, 1:7
BAND, CO-ED
Co-ed organize band; election
held Tuesday.
Oct. 28, 1936, 4:2
Chorus, band record "Oregon, My Oregon.
Apr. 9, 1942, 1:3
Co-ed band makes first appearance clad for parade in pajamas.
Nov. 23, 1937, 1:2
Moore named band leader; replaces
Beard.
Oct. 5, 1945, 1:7
Co-ed band first of its kind.
Nov. 24, 1937, 4:6
Two bands merge.
Mar. 12, 1946, 3:5
Hollenbeck asks co-eds to
procure uniforms.
Feb. 4, 1938, 4:8
Bandsmen to honor Captain Beard
Saturday.
June 7, 1946, 1:7
Co-ed band making orange, black
uniforms.
Mar. 30, 1938, 4:8
BAND, CO-ED CON'T
Page 84
"Oregon State lassies" reorganized.
Oct. 1, 1938, 1:7
More on bare legs.
Nov. 10, 1938, 2:1 (editorial)
Majorettes restored to ROTC cadet band.
Nov. 11, 1938, 1:4
Unused OSC bandstand has
interesting history.
Dec. 5, 1950, 1:3-4
Use of bandstand may be
traditional.
Oct. 19, 1956, 2:6
Co-ed band to don OSU hue in plaid.
Nov. 20, 1939, 1:2
OSU bandstand retired after
48 years of service.
Oct. 1, 1963, 2:4-5
BAND CONTEST
Second band contest announced for April.
Feb. 21, 1925, 4:2
BAPTIST YOUTH FELLOWSHIP
Baptist church builds center.
Apr. 22, 1950, 2:4
Two annual events built up on campus.
May 12, 1933, 6:4
BARBADUFF
Engineers to cavort at
barbaduff, May 12.
Apr. 23, 1948, 1:4
Class A band winners for past years
listed.
Apr. 21, 1934, 4:4
see also
FRATERNITIES (KAPPA KAPPA PSI)
BANDSTAND
Classes of 1909 and 1910 have united
their purses for a band stand.
Jan. 29, 1910, 2:1
BARBER SHOP QUARTETS
Barbershop quartets to sing
in museum.
Feb. 5, 1948, 1:5
Third OSC contest of college
quartets to be January 27.
Jan. 20, 1950, 1:3
Bandstand survives despite ravages of
worms, woodpeckers.
May 14, 1930, 1:6
Ballad contest to get
nationwide broadcast.
Feb. 9, 1952, 3:3
Bandstand renovated, loses cobwebs,
gets new coat of paint.
Oct. 28, 1932, 2:2
BAROMETER
Eleventh anniversary of the
Barometer and its editors.
Mar. 16, 1907
Antique bandstand revives memories
of "good ol" days.
Mar. 6, 1937, 1:4
Campus oldsters used to gather at
bandstand.
Jan. 30, 1945, 2:6
Extinct bandstand beaten by echoes
and woodpeckers.
Mar. 1, 1955, 3:6-7
Library echoes concerts, sabotages
bandstand.
Dec. 7, 1948, 1:6-7
Editor and business manager
of Barometer receives salary.
Feb. 8, 1908, 1:5
Barometer has new office in
Shepard Hall.
Jan. 19, 1909, 4:2
Barometer again semi-weekly.
Jan. 8, 1919, 2:3
Barometer has new home on
the campus.
Jan. 14, 1919, 1:2
•
BAROMETER
Page 85
Barometer to conduct information
bureau.
Nov. 19, 1920, 1:4
Old issue of college Barometer
discloses adventure of janitor.
Jan. 8, 1926, 1:3
Barometer to get college news
over radio telegraph.
Jan. 14, 1921, 1:6
Journalistic training changes
early style of 0.A.C. Barometer.
Jan. 28, 1926, 1:3
A daily Barometer?
Nov. 29, 1921, 1:6
Work on "Morgue" started by staff.
Apr. 11, 1922, 1:1
History of college is filed and
being made ready for use.
May 2, 1922, 1:1
Five tons of paper are used
quarterly by daily Barometer.
Nov. 4, 1922, 4:2
Barometer style book is published.
Jan. 8, 1924, 4:1
Barometer first edited 28 years
ago.
Jan. 19, 1924, 3:2
Barometer of '92 was 27 page magazine
including continued stories by now famed
writer.
Apr. 4, 1924, 1:5
Co-ed Barometer editor nominated.
Apr. 30, 1924, 1:5
Allegra M'Greal editor.
May 1, 1924, 1:6
Barometer style and size changed.
Sept. 20, 1924, 1:4
Women's Barometer work is discussed.
Apr. 30, 1925, 4:2
500 miles of paper used for Barometer
during college year.
May 23, 1925, 3:2
Old Barometer style of flowery
language stressed in articles.
Mar. 16, 1927, 3:3
Daily Barometer evolves from
literary magazine.
Mar. 16, 1927, 4:2
Co-ed Barometer issue will
appear Saturday.
May 5, 1927, 1:5
Daily publication begins
Thrity-third year today.
Mar. 16, 1928, 1:6
Distribution system of
Barometer changed.
Dec. 12, 1928, 1:7
Barometer next term to have
eight columns.
Dec. 14, 1928, 1:2
Publications board will
pick Barometer editors in
future.
Feb. 21, 1929, 1:6
Barometer appears for first
time in eight column garb.
Oct. 1, 1929, 1:6
Barometer free list to stop
after today.
Oct. 22, 1930, 1:3
Publications board to be
formed soon.
Feb. 14, 1931, 1:4
BAROMETER CON'T
Page 86
Barometer chief of '00 tells of
early editions, struggles.
Mar. 6, 1931, 2:6
Oregon State among thirty-eight
schools editing daily paper.
Mar. 10, 1931, 2:6
Advertising important in Barometer
history.
Nov. 3, 1931, 1:7
Barometer expected to become triweekly.
Sept. 29, 1932, 1:7
Barometer stories indexed in library.
Feb. 4, 1933, 4:7
Student paper printed for thiryseven years.
Feb. 29, 1933, 1:4
Survey places 0.S. Barometer third on
coast.
May 12, 1933, 4:3
History of Barometer shows unusual
facts.
Oct. 19, 1933, 2:7
News service plans to be discontinued.
Oct. 3, 1935, 1:3
First Barometer policy expressed by
professor.
Jan. 11, 1936, 1:6
State board commends staff, editorial
new, policies, of OSC daily.
Mar. 10, 1936, 1:2-3
Ten leading news stories enumerated by
OSC Barometer staff writer, turfing of
bells field heads list.
May 29, 1937, 1:4-5
Type change set by paper bosses.
Sept. 22, 1927, 1:2
News services added to paper.
Nov. 2, 1938, 1:7
Barometer publishes business
directory.
Sept. 30, 1939, 1:3
"Between Line" to sponsor
poll on war crisis.
Sept. 30, 1939, 1:4
Some will fight, others refuse.
Oct. 6, 1939, 1:8
Students vote to defend U.S.
Oct. 12, 1939, 1:5
"Red" ad printed in today's
issue.
Feb. 8, 1940, 1:3
Should the Barometer be tabloid?
Feb. 10, 1942, 2:1
Bound volume gift closes
Barometer file.
Feb. 19, 1943, 1:3
OAC's Barometer 23 years
ago.
Apr. 9, 1943, 2:8
Barometer dated 1905 on display
in museum.
Apr. 18, 1944, 1:5
Six-page Baro is first step
to prewar days.
Oct. 26, 1945, 1:5
Daily status fo be asked for
Barometer.
Jan. 22, 1946, 1:5
Bacteriolgists squelch reporter
with snarls.
Oct. 24, 1946, 3:4
BAROMETER EDITION
Page 87
Barometer retracts article's headline.
Nov. 20, 1947, 1:8
National news policy defended as 849
sign counter petitions.
Feb. 14, 1948, 2:6
Explorer of old Barometer files
discover good old days of OAC.
Mar. 11, 1948, 3:3
Daily Barometer has "new look".
May 18, 1948, 1:7
OSC history makes book barometer is
reference.
Nov. 19, 1948, 1:7
Thirteen journalists strike for new
chief.
Dec. 8, 1948, 1:7-8
Barometer donates nameplate
to Emerald.
Nov. 26, 1968, 1:1-2
Alleged censoring sidestepped;
staff returns with assurances.
Nov. 7, 1969, 1:4-6
Attorney asks for retractions.
Nov. 15, 1969, 1:2
G-T move to offset print will
aid Baro appearance.
Feb. 24, 1970, 1:1-2
Summer Baro to be part of
regular Baro.
Apr. 17, 1970, 1:1
Baro policies under scrutiny.
Jan. 14, 1949, 1:1-2
New journalistic policies,
procedures hit Barometer.
May 3, 1973, 6:1-6
7:1-6
Eureka! A wire service!
Oct. 7, 1949, 2:1-3
Barometer gets weatherman.
Oct. 3, 1975, 5:1-3
Baro type is changed columns are
narrowed.
Oct. 13, 1953, 1:2-3
Sexist ads illegal.
May 6, 1976, 1:5-6
Today's Baro first to have 9
columns.
Feb. 1, 1957, 1:2
Box set up for Baro recycling.
Jan. 25, 1979, 11:1-3
New quarters house paper.
Sept. 26, 1958, 1:3
Industrial education projects
result in new Baro distribution.
Oct. 2, 1979, 6:1-6
Modernized Barometer operations
give greater efficiency.
Jan. 6, 1960, 3:1-9
Publisher contacts OSU to
clear suspicion.
Apr. 14, 1980, 6:1-6
Baro displays new masthead.
Mar. 10, 1961, 1:6
BAROMETER, CO-ED
Male newsies paddle while
co-eds work.
May 9, 1922, 1:4
Feature writer relates Barometer
history, development of Oregon State
University.
May 18, 1963, 2:5-9
BAROMETER EDITION
Baro replies to Dr. Strand.
Nov. 19, 1957, 2:1-3
BAROMETER POLICY
Page 88
BAROMETER POLICY
Code of ethics is adopted by
Barometer.
Jan. 23, 1969, 1:6
BAROMETER STAFF
Barometer staff gives $45
pin fund to soldiers.
Apr. 9, 1918, 1:2
BARON, JOSEPH L.
Baron discusses Bill of Right.
July 16, 1940, 2:4
BARRINGTON ASSOCIATES, INC.
State quizzes college staffers in
salary study.
Oct. 1, 1954, 1:6
BASEBALL
Use of campus is under regulation.
Apr. 21, 1923, 3:1
Baseball championship. looms for
this year.
Sept. 29, 1925, 4:2
New varsity uniforms distributed
tomorrow.
Mar. 9, 1927, 3:3
Baseball may return to OSC.
Mar. 13, 1945, 4:1
Second crown won; three
Beavers hurt.
May 28, 1952, 4:7
Winningest nine in history
faces U of O.
May 25, 1962, 4:1-4
NAACP accuses Tanselli.
Apr. 18, 1972, 8:1-3
MacVicar will get bias probe.
Apr. 26, 1972, 3:1
MacVicar and bias investigator
meet.
Apr. 27, 1972, 3:3-4
Baseball incident discussed.
May 12, 1972, 9:1-3
Baseball protest denied.
May 7, 1974, 8:1-3
Oregon captures baseball
series.
May 13, 1974, 12:5-6
Championship prospects rest on
outcome of battle today.
May 28, 1927, 3:2
Case referred to commission.
May 15, 1972, 3:1
Ideal percentage team is possible for
first time in history of OSC.
Apr. 5, 1928, 3:2
BASEBALL, FRESHMEN
Brem tosses shutout game.
May 4, 1948, 3:5
American Legion ball series for
Corvallis.
Apr. 25, 1931, 3:3
BASEBALL, INDOOR
Baseball rules are completed.
Oct. 26, 1917, 1:3
Lack of student fees suspends OSC
baseball.
Arp. 1, 1935, 3:2
BASEBALL INTRAMURAL
Bosshart hurls no hit-no run.
May 1, 1947, 4:2
Board of control may permit spring
practice.
Apr. 4, 1935, 3:2
Odd play results in mural
injury.
Apr. 18, 4:7-8
BASKETBALL
Page 89
Dick Bevens pitches no-hitter in
IM play.
may 4, 1957, 4:5-6
Ross is ineligible for varsity
squad.
Jan. 23, 1923, 1:5
Reinke hurls no-hit game.
May 3, 1960, 4:4
"Five man defense" is
basketeer style; aggies
systematic.
Feb. 1, 1923, 3:1
BASEBALL, 1%,1EIJI UNIVERSITY
Men from Nippon lose to Beavers.
Apr. 29, 1924, 1:6
Japanese squad defeats Beavers.
Apr. 25, 1929, 1:4
BASEBALL, WOMEN
Girls play baseball.
May 21, 1918, 5:1
BASEBALL, WOMEN (NEVADA RENO
INVITATIONAL SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT)
Emery: "Disgusting situation."
Apr. 25, 1978, 12:1-6
BASEBALL, WOMEN(AIAW NATIONAL
TOURNAMENT)
Request fulfilled: softballers to
nationals.
May 16, 1978, 12:1-6
Beavers proving sensation of
coast with new system.
Feb. 6, 1924, 3:2
Coach Hager originates new
practice uniform.
Dec. 4, 1926, 1:6
Coleman sees need of uniform
floors.
Feb. 5, 1927, 3:4
New policy adopted for seating
crowds.
Feb. 1, 1928, 1:5
Gill will coach varsity
quintet.
Oct. 6, 1928, 3:1
BASIC ARTS AND SCIENCES, SCHOOL OF
Council approves business option.
Nov. 1, 1939, 6:3
KOAC to broadcast basketball
games.
Jan. 10, 1930, 3:2
Dearborn announces defense course plan.
Feb. 26, 1941, 1:6
Team misses Gill.
Jan. 11, 1930, 1:1
WAA gives college camera telescope.
Nov. 19, 1946, 1:7
Alums appreciate broadcast
games.
Feb. 12, 1930, 4:5
Department sideline turns into business.
Jan. 29, 1948, 1:1
BASKETBALL
Champion record in basketball.
Mar. 1, 1918, 1:1
3 Aggies make all-star five.
Mar. 10, 1922, 1:4
Ineligibility of Hjelte is denied.
Oct. 10, 1922, 1:3
In defense of the Gill system.
Feb. 21, 1930, 1:1
Gill favors changes in basketball rules.
Apr. 15, 1930, 4:7
Tradgedy comes to hoop squad.
Nov. 4, 1930, 1:2
BASKETBALL CON'T
Page 90
Hoop contests of yore required real
stamina.
Jan. 10, 1931, 3:4
Former champs of '33
team gather here.
Feb. 9, 1940, 3:2
Beaver hoopsters copped northern
division title '25.
Jan. 30, 1932, 2:3
Madison square garden
tournament inquiry turned
down by Oregon State.
Mar. 5, 1940, 4:3
Orange hoopsters won 15 straight
in 1918 season.
Feb. 25, 1932, 3:2
Beaver basketball mentor ends six
year quest by triumphing in coast
championship series.
May 12, 1933, 5:1
OSC basketball history.
Dec. 8, 1934, 3:2
OSC basketball history.
Dec. 11, 1934, 3:3
OSC basketball history.
Dec. 12, 1934, 3:5
OSC basketball history.
Dec. 13, 1934, 3:4
OSC basketball history.
Dec. 14, 1934, 3:5
Why not name Orange basketball court
"Cordley Court" in honor of Dr. A.
Cordley, grand old man of OSC
athletics.
Dee. 5, 1936, 3:1
Coach Gill loses usual composure.
Jan. 7, 1936, 3:7-8
Webfoots upset precedent by winning
fourth straight from Orangemen; Ducks
get title chance; they fight.
Mar. 2 1937, 3:1
Bespectacled basketball player
subject of experiment.
Apr. 19, 1938, 2:2
OSC student body to sing
at game.
Jan. 15, 1942, 3:4
Wife of father of basketball
attends opening conference
game.
Jan. 21, 1943, 3:1
Fussing taboo at hoop
series.
Jan. 7, 1947, 1:2
Red Rocha wins northern
division scoring crown.
Mar. 4, 1947, 3:4
Stater like their Slats;
seven titles spell success.
Mar. 8, 1949, 4:3-4
Memorial urged for men's
gym.
Mar. 30, 1949, 1:1-2
Gill all-time great as
coach--McKay.
Apr. 6, 1949, 4:7-8
Glass backboards added
to new court.
Dec. 7, 1949, 4:6
Slats asks students not to
"boo" tonight.
Jan. 13, 1950, 1:6
Two men dropped from
varsity team.
Jan. 16, 1951, 4:6
BASKETBALL, FACULTY, WOMEN
Page 91
Probe uncovers 'fix' in OSC game
with Bardley.
July 30, 1951, 6:2-3
Basketball games televised on
KBVR.
Feb. 5, 1971, 16:4-5
TV debut for OSC.
Jan. 21, 1956, 2:1-2
Tragedy dims Miller's debut.
June 2, 1971, 22:4-5
Oregon State prepares for Far
West Classic.
Alternatives to expansion sought
for Coliseum.
Feb. 23, 1972, 12:1-5
1959-1960 quint season adds to
court history.
Dec. 11, 1959, 5:5
New league said rumor by director.
Feb. 17, 1960, 4:6
Slats Gill starts 35th year.
Oct. 30, 1962, 4:6-9
College basketball scandal.
(editorial)
Feb. 28, 1963, 2:1-3
Get ready for 11-foot basket,
30-second clock.
Mar. 2, 1972, 8:1-5
Davis questions hoop forfeiture talk.
Nov. 14, 1975, 24:3-6
Aggie alums plan reunion.
Dec. 9, 1975, 10:1-2
Soviets to meet cagers.
Sept. 22, 1977, 64:3-6
Gill training device placed on
market.
Oct. 19, 1963, 2:1-3
Civil War game nears extinction.
Nov. 30, 1977, 16:3-6
Beavers fifth in nation at year's end.
Mar. 13, 1964, 6:1-9
Fence may slow gate crowding.
Jan. 6, 1978, 16:1-2
OSU wins trophy; Beavers in stats.
Mar. 4, 1966, 5:7-9
OSU rates 5th (UPI), 6th (AP).
Feb. 21, 1980,,14:4-6
OSU guards head home after quitting.
Jan. 29, 1969, 6:4
Hoop coach back for 32nd season.
Oct. 31, 1959, 1:8-9
Black cagers work out, weekend showdown
set
Feb. 29, 1969, 4:3
OSU still without coach, Miller
withdraws names.
Apr. 7, 1970, 6:3-5
Valenti dismisses Perkins from team.
Mar. 1, 19 69, 7:1-7
BASKETBALL, FACULTY
Faculty plays basketball.
Jan. 13, 1922, 2:2
Vets pro test race policy of Mormons.
Dec. 4, 19 70, 18:5
BSU asks BYU events protest.
Dec. 9, 19 70, 18:1-3
BASKETBALL, FACULTY, WOMEN
Women have strong team.
Jan. 28, 1919, 4:3
BASKETBALL-(FAR WEST CLASSIC)
Page 92
BASKETBALL (FAR WEST CLASSIC)
Far West Classic hosts top five.
Dec. 14, 1957, 4:5
Beavers win 10th classic title.
Jan. 7, 1966, 6:5-9
BASKETBALL, FRESHMEN
Five hoopment now ineligible by
new ruling.
Jan. 18, 1946, 4:3
Coaches approve slats experiment.
Jan. 12, 1955, 4:1-2
BASKETBALL, INTERCLASS
New plan replaces class basketball.
Nov. 21, 1928, 1:7
BASKETBALL, MEN'S
Save the Far West Classic.
Jan. 8, 1980, 12:1-6
22:5-6
BASKETBALL, MEN'S (NATIONAL
INVITATIONAL TOURNAMMENT)
NIT appearance is OSU's first.
Mar. 6, 1979, 12:1-6
BASKETBALL, MOUNTED
Mounted basketball to appear on
campus.
Feb. 12, 1937, 3:6
BASKETBALL, PROFESSIONAL (BOSTON
CELTICS)
Gill Coliseum picked as site for
pro game.
Mar. 8, 1957, 4:6
Special student train
proposed for OregonOregon State game.
Feb. 5, 1937, 1:7
Chancellors trophy is
retained by Beavers.
Feb. 1, 1958, 4:7-8
OSC, Ducks battle for
playoffs and Chancellor's
trophy.
Mar. 4, 1960, 6:1-2
Beavers win again;
trophy back home.
Feb. 6, 1962, 4;3
Beavers win; keep
Chancellor's trophy.
Mar. 3, 1964, 4:6-7
Beavers, Ducks Chancellor
foes.
Mar. 4, 1965, 4:2-6
U. of Oregon blacks join
OSU players in walkout.
Mar. 6, 1969, 4:7-9
BASKETBALL (UNIVERSITY OF
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA)
Northwest title won by
Beavers.
Feb. 26, 1925, 1:7
Coach Gill loses usual
composure.
Jan. 7, 1936, 3:7
BASKETBALL (UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO)
Orange victory causes near
riot at Moscow.
Feb. 9, 1932, 1:7
USC edges Beavers, 48-45,
in finals for coast crown.
Mar. 11, 1954, 7:5-7
BASKETBALL (UNIVERSITY OF OREGON)
Oregon leaders refuse to have
P1 use referee.
Mar. 2, 1933, 1:7
BASKETBALL (UNIVERSITY OF
WASHINGTON)
Taitt granted 10 days furlough
from navy.
Mar. 2, 1943, 3:7
BEAVER
Page 93
Tippy Dye, Slats Gill to meet
for 1st time tonight.
Jan. 12, 1951, 4:7-8
Hayseed annual of '94 grandfather of Beaver.
Oct. 26, 1934, 1:1
BASKETBALL, WOMEN
Many girls out for basketball.
May 21, 1918, 5:1
Deans to remove professional
pose.
Jan. 24, 1936, 1:7
A distaff Far West Classic?
Feb. 16, 1979, 35:1-4
Cap, gown, photos to be
discontinued.
Oct. 17, 1936, 1:1
BASKETBALL PLAYERS
see
STUDENTS (NAME)
BATON TWIRLING CLASSES
Baton classes to start May 1.
Apr. 25, 1944, 1:7
BATTERIES, SPACE
Space battery study started by
professor.
Jan. 4, 1963, 4:7
BATTLESHIP "OREGON"
see
CAMPAIGNS FOR FUNDS (NAME)
BAUER HOUSE
Girls form new club to carry out
activities.
Oct. 2, 1937, 1:4
BEARD CONTEST
see
CONTESTS (NAME)
CAMPUS TRADITIONS
BEARD, JOHN WESLEY
see
ARMISTICE DAY
BEAVER
Sleuths unearth year's big scoop.
Mar. 12, 1920, 1:1
First OSC yearbook put out 39 years
ago.
Jan. 20, 1932, 1:7
Howard Kriz relieved of Beaver
position.
Nov. 19, 1942, 1:7
Beaver has new design book
edited by sections under new
organization.
June 4, 1948, 1:1
Beaver faces print stoppage
due to strike.
Apr. 2, 1949, 1:7
Beaver makes debut in '94 as
the 'Hayseed'.
Sept. 28, 1949, 3:2-3
'Beaver in sound' lauded as
part of 1956 yearbook.
May 25, 1956, 1:4-5
Beaver senior section to be
in color.
Oct. 17, 1958, 1:4-6
Hayseed first yearbook.
May 17, 1958, 1:4-6
'Beaver' due new look.
Jan. 17, 1968, 1:8
Smith quits Beaver.
Apr. 16, 1969, 1:3
Decision could kill yearbook.
Oct. 17, 1972, 4:1
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College yearbooks: making a comeback
after the political 60's.
May 8, 1974, 7:1-6
OSU creed to adorn men's
dorm lounges.
Dec. 6, 1952, 1:4
Yearbook will lose O'Connor's picture.
May 23, 1977, 1:1-2
Dump the creed?
May 27, 1965, 2:1-3 (editorial)
see also
JUNIOR ANNUAL
"BEAVER DAM"
Dam coming Dec. 14.
Dec. 10, 1955, 1:8
BEAVER BALLADEERS
Balladeers back revival of OSC spirit
songs.
Jan. 13, 1951, 1:1-2
BEAVER BELLES
New organization greets visiting teams.
Oct. 7, 1961, 3:1-6
Membership expands for Belles honorary.
Feb. 27, 1970, 3:8-9
BEAVER BOYS STATE
Beaver boys state meets on campus
June 22 to 29.
June 23, 1941, 4:1
Governor Snell visits Beaver State,
installs boy officers.
July 4, 1944, 1:3
Costs, girls chase boys to OCE.
June 26, 1973, 3:3-6
BEAVER CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP
Beaver Christian Fellowship.
Feb. 3, 1970, 3:4
BEAVER CLUB
New name chosen for Buck O'Month.
Jan. 7, 1950, 1:2
BEAVER CREED
Creed suggested as memorial to O.A.C.
Dec. 8, 1923, 2:2
Oregon State creed taken by members
of class of '38.
Sept. 29, 1935, 1:4
'Dam' returns; now on sale.
Oct. 21, 1958, 1:8
Beaver Dam is off market.
Mar. 29, 1961, 1:3
BEAVER FEVER AND THE RESISTANCE
Spirit enthusiasts form
Beaver fever.
Oct. 11, 1968, 1:6-7
Spirit organizations.
Oct. 24, 1968, 1:4-6
Spirit group will continue.
Sept. 30, 1969, 1:3
Beaver Fever is blasted for
disorderly behavior at Utah
game Saturday.
Oct. 30, 1969, 1:5-6
Against Barometer Parker's
complaints resolved.
Nov. 25, 1969, 1:4-7
Parker's complaints are resolved.
Dec. 2, 1969, 1:1-3
Beaver Fever has new management.
Oct. 9, 1970, 8:3-5
BEAVER HELLO WALKS
"Hello" signs posted on campus
sidewalks.
Mar. 27, 1924, 1:5
BEAVER MASCOT
Page 95
AIS back renewal of 'Hello' traditions.
Oct. 22, 1949, 4:4
BEAVER HELMSMAN
Beaver Helmsman publication begun.
Jan. 13, 1965, 1:9
Real, live beaver may become
aggie mascot.
Apr. 22, 1921, 4:1
Beaver mascot photographed.
Feb. 10, 1927, 1:1
BEAVER KNIGHTS
Chapter granted local Beaver Knights
men.
Oct. 20, 1923, 1:4
Bulky Beaver mascot will
accompany grid team to every game.
Oct. 1, 1927, 6:5
Beaver Knights warned.
Dec. 6, 1923, 1:4
Guardian of Beaver luck makes
initial trip to city.
Nov. 22, 1927, 1:3
Duties of Beaver Knights vary from
official hosts to "cops".
Mar. 5, 1925, 3:1
Beaver mascot out.
Nov. 16, 1929, 1:1
Beaver Knight shield arouses curiousity
of exposition delegates.
Feb. 21, 1928, 1:4
Beaver Knight's make plans to guard
campus.
Nov. 3, 1932, 1:5
Knights receive blam for tradition
neglect.
Jan. 12, 1934, 1:7
Serbice group plan rejected as
formulated.
Feb. 7, 1934, 1:8
Rebirth of the Beaver Knights?
Jan. 9, 1957, 2:1-3 (editorial)
see also
NATIONAL INTERCOLLEGIATE KNIGHTS
BEAVER LODGE
see
COOPERATIVE LIVING GROUPS (BEAVER LODGE)
BEAVER MASCOT
Mythical beaver is unknown here.
Nov. 16, 1920, 3:1
Attempted injuries fail to
curb spirit of doughty mascot.
Oct. 31, 1930, 1:5
Midnight marauders spirit away
"Bevo" mascot of college.
Oct. 28, 1931, 1:7
Alums locate Beaver mascot in
Chinatown.
Oct. 29, 1931, 1:2
Life-sized Beaver now on
display for house-sign artists.
Oct. 31, 1931, 1:2
Game mascot to be real, live
beaver.
Nov. 7, 1935, 1:7
Outraged Benny Beaver loses
teeth to U man.
Oct. 16, 1945, 1:2
There's murder blood on somebody's hands.
Oct. 11, 1946, 2:1 (editorial)
Benny to return with beaver
spirit.
Oct. 20, 1946, 1:2
BEAVER MASCOT CON'T
Page 96
Beaver mascot enroute to Corvallis
from Alaska.
Jan. 13, 1947, 1:2
Seattle officials seize long awaited
mascot.
Feb. 8, 1947, 3:2
Red tape keeps OSC beaver in Seattle;
Hope dims for shipment to Corvallis.
Feb. 22, 1947, 1:5
Live beaver mascot may become reality.
Apr. 17, 1948, 3:2
Beaver mascots at Oregon State failed
in past.
Feb. 26, 1957, 2:7
Benny Beaver, making his first appearance.
Feb. 7, 1959, 2:7
Benny Beaver is back again due to
efforts by OSU clubs.
Oct. 22, 1965, 4:1-5
Redwood "Benny" is gift of seniors.
Apr. 13, 1966, 1:1-2
Benny says 'imposter' deserves recognition.
Jan. 8, 1980, 1:1-6
"BEAVER MEM'RIES"
see
O.A.C. SONG BOOK
BEAVER OPEN HOUSE
Beaver Open House due; weekend plans
revealed.
Jan. 18, 1966, 1:1-3
see also
BEAVER PREVIEW
OPEN HOUSE
OPPORTUNITY OSU
SENIOR DAY
BEAVER PEP COMITTEE
Committee plans ovation for
squad.
Nov. 23, 1922, 1:2
Clowns fill a long felt need
between halves of contest.
Nov. 18, 1930, 1:7
"BEAVER PHARMACIST"
'Beaver Pharmacist' distributed
in U.S.
May 18, 1962, 1:1
BEAVER PILOTS
"Beaver pilots" name of flying
club.
Dec. 9, 1938, 1:3
BEAVER PREVIEW
High school seniors arrive for
weekend visitation.
Jan. 26, 1962, 1:4-5
see also
BEAVER OPEN HOUSE
OPEN HOUSE
OPPORTUNITY OSU
SENIOR DAY
BEAVER SPECIAL
Small sum carried rooters to
Eugene game a decade ago.
Nov. 18, 1931, 1:7
60-year history of 'Beaver fever'
related by feature writer.
Jan. 20, 1968, 1;1-9
Oregon Staters take over Portland
with huge rally of 2000 students;
pep rally arouses city of roses.
Nov. 10, 1934, 1:4
Beaver Open House has seen some
changes since the 1920's.
Jan. 19, 1973, 9:2-4
Band parade in Portland.
Nov. 7, 1939, 1:7
BELL FIELD
Page 97
BEAVER SPORT PARACHUTE CLUB
Sky diving exciting, fast moving
sport.
Feb. 27, 1965, 3:8-9
BEAVERETTE BURLESQUE
Men banned tonight from all girl
show.
Mar. 3, 1944, 3:7
BEAVERETTES
What happened to the Beaverettes?
Jan. 18, 1957, 2:1-3
BED FLOATING
Four local men set world bed
floating record for disc jockeys.
May 10, 1961, 1:3-8
BEEF CATTLE DAY
South African cattle expert heads
beef cattle day talks.
May 29, 1965, 1:5-8
BELL, DR. J.R.N.
(Portrait).
Nov. 22, 1921, 4:2
Dr. J.R.N. Bell played two old cat
on campus ball field in old days.
Jan. 6, 1923, 3:2
Dr. Bell, Aggied mascot, ready to
throw hat into river when Beavers
lick Oregon this year.
Oct. 3, 1923, 1:3
A juhilee homecoming for our mascot.
Nov. 21, 1924, 2:1
Aggie mascot shows slight improvement.
Mar. 12, 1925, 3:2
Dr. J.R.N. Bell, Aggie mascot
reported ill.
Mar. 10, 1925, 1:4
Official mascot unable to throw
hat in river.
Dec. 9, 1926, 1:4
Hat throwing Dr. Bell noted
for OSC spirit.
Jan. 30, 1937, 4:2
Oregon State's old Doc Bell
saga revealed to Atomic Age
freshmen.
Mar. 3, 1950, 1:2-4
3:1
Bell field named for Beaver
mascot.
Nov. 14, 1953, 6:5
BELL FIELD
Americanized Roman arena
is plan for completed stadium.
Nov. 19, 1920, 4:1
Football field is named.
Oct. 11, 1921, 1:2
President is to name grid
before game.
Nov. 11, 1921, 1:2
Athletic grounds named Bell
field.
Nov. 15, 1921, 4:1
Bell gridiron named after
hat-throwing first Beaver mascot.
Oct. 12, 1929, 1:5
Highland bent grass seed given
college.
Apr. 23, 1937, 1:4
Electric time joins new turn
on Bell field.
Oct. 6, 1937, 1:3
BELL FIELD CON'T
Page 98
Field dedicated 39 years ago.
Nov. 14, 1953, 7:6
Old Bell field area to be used for
track.
Nov. 14, 1953, 4:7
BELLS
Original OSC bell given to college.
Oct. 12, 1949, 1:7-8
Methodists to present Beavers
historic bell.
Oct. 19, 1949 1:7-8
Carillonic bells to look like this.
Feb. 5, 1958, 1:3-6
Arlington Americana carillon soon to
be installed in M.U. Electronic bell
dedication scheduled during Homecoming.
Sept. 23, 1959, 1:5
OSC's carillon bells arrived here
Friday.
Oct. 14, 1959, 1:8
Carillon bells will sound off this
afternoon.
Oct. 20, 1959, 1:4
Carillon bells to play for first
time.
Oct. 31, 1959, 6:6
New desk set replica of carillonic
bells to be presented president Strand
today.
Oct. 31, 1959, 2:2
BENTON COUNTY HEALTH SERVICE
Tel-Med gives medical information
via phone.
Nov. 1, 1979, 3:1-6
BENTON COUNTY MUSIC FESTIVAL
Benton county festival promises
"great music".
May 5, 1953, 1:5-6
BERNARD DALY CLUB
College authorizes
Bernard Daly club.
Mar. 14, 1925, 1:2
Bust dedication honors
donor of school fund.
Nov. 22, 1932, 1:4
Daly club will honor donor
of scholarships.
May 20, 1938, 1:2
BERNARD DALY EDUCATIONAL FUND
Fund left for students.
Feb. 1, 1932, 1:3
Daly fund assists 308;
OSC gets most students.
Sept. 25, 1940, 2:5
BIBLE STUDY
Class in Bible study
meets every Tuesday.
Jan. 17, 1923, 4:2
BIBLE STUDY-FACULTY
Faculty will meet for
religious study.
Oct. 22, 1924, 1:5
BIBLER, DICK
Snarf, Worthal cartoon fray
unleashed by artist bibler.
Sept. 22, 1953, 2:6-7
BICENTENNIAL
Bicentiennial plays presented.
May 16, 1975, 14:5-6
Two hundred years: What
does it all mean.
Jan. 14, 1976, 4:4-6
Oregonians can relate with
the Bicentennial.
Jan. 21, 1976, 4:4-6
Page 99
A historical perspective.
Jan. 28, 1976, 4:4-6
"Salute '76" published.
Mar. 31, 1976, 13:1-2
Panel members recount pioneer
family tales.
June 29, 1976, 1:4-6
Happy Birthday America.
July 7, 1976, 6:1-6
7:1-6
BICYCLES
Licenses available for campus
bicycles.
Jan. 8, 1971, 3:1-2
Bike problem yields racks.
Apr. 301971, 12:1-5
Student takes jail.
May 12, 1971, 7:1-2
33-mile bikeway planned for city.
May 14, 1971, 2:1
MU renting bicycles for 25c per hour.
Sept. 28, 1971, 2:2
Bike route system completed.
Apr. 5, 1972, 3:6
Brick laying continues.
Apr. 29, 1974, 7:3-4
BIG CON
see
CONVENTIONS AND CONFERENCES (NAME)
BIG SISTERS
Junior girls to be big sister.
Oct. 14, 1919, 4:1
Big brothers, sisters share
their time and talent with
children.
Feb. 20, 1978, 4:1-2
see also
ROOKESS COUNSELORS
BILLIARDS
Billiard room has new tables.
Jan. 9, 1951, 1:2
BILLIARDS, INTERCOLLEGIATE
TOURNAMENT
Heydon claims national billiards
title.
apr. 12, 1978, 6:3-6
BINDERY
Bindery is established.
Feb. 28, 1923, 2:4
BIOCHEMICAL JOURNAL CLUB
New club to study biochemical
journals.
Jan. 20, 1951, 1:1
Regulations control biking in
Corvallis.
Sept. 26, 1974, 36:1-6
BIOCHEMISTRY AND BIOPHYSICS,
DEPT. OF
New OSU department gets off
to fast start.
Oct. 20, 1967, 1:8
Campus thefts show increase.
Oct. 29, 1974, 3:1-4
Biophysics dept. gets microscope.
Jan. 29, 1979, 6:1-6
City police issue bicycle citations.
Nov. 12, 1975, 1:1-3
BIOLOGY COLLOQUIUM
Second biology session set
for state college.
Jan. 24, 1940, 4:6
Corvallis group plans bike corridor.
Oct. 16, 1978, 10:1-6
'Jim the Fix'r' repairs assortment of
gadgets.
Feb. 25, 1980, 1:1-6
BIOLOGY COLLOQUIUM CON'T
Page 100
150 people attend biology colloquium;
Dr. George Wells Beadle honored guest.
Apr. 25, 1944, 1:2
BIRTH CONTROL
Abortion info.
Jan. 14, 1971, 2:5
Conference cancelled due to war time
travel.
Feb. 27, 1945, 1:2
Condom machines await possible
campus installation.
Oct. 29, 1973, 3:5-6
Biology colooquim marks eighth year
in all day session.
Apr. 19, 1947, 1:3
Barometer analysis, Venereal
disease reaches epidemic height.
Nov. 9, 1973, 14:1-2
Nobel winner predicts fast virus
omtrol.
May 2, 1950, 1:6
Pregnancy prevention on campus,
Health Center provides contraceptives.
Nov. 9, 1973, 14:3-6
Biologist, conservationist meet here
for colloquium resources speeches.
Apr. 1952, 1:5
Bio colloquium is on reproduction.
Apr.8, 1961, 1:7-8
-Oregon state scientists credited at
Biology colloquim Saturday.
Apr. 18, 1961, 1:7-8
Contraceptive information
to be availabe winter term.
Nov. 12, 1973, 2:3-4
Condoms still in question.
Jan. 9, 1974, 3:1-2
Zero population group to meet.
Oct. 28, 1974, 2:5-6
OSU press plans special book exhibit
for colloquium.
Apr. 23, 1965, 4:8-9
Birthright.
May 12, 1975, 3:6
Biology meet starts today.
May 6, 1966, 1:7
Contraceptives law causing
little impact.
Sept. 30, 1975, 6:4-6
OSU hosts colloquium population
biology focus.
Apr. 25, 1980, 19:1-2
Despite birth control, pregnancy
still a campus problem.
Oct. 12, 1977, 6:1-6
BIOLOGY DEPARTMENT
CCC begins work on biology camp.
Nov. 17, 1938, 1:7
Birth control needs prompt
Student Center health class.
Apr. 11, 1980, 10:1-3
"New" biology emphasizes relevancy,
participation.
Nov. 13, 1969, 5:4-6
Lack of fertility knowledge
proposes problems.
May 6, 1980, 3:1-6
BIRDS
Grosbeaks return to OSU.
May 2, 1980, 9:1-3
BLACK STUDENT UNION
Page 101
BISHOP'S COMPANY PLAYERS
Company slates 2 plays today 'y' is
sponsor.
Jan. 31, 1956, 1:5
BLACK BAG
See
SPEECH DEPARTMENT
BLACK BANDITS
Rooks chosen to serve as new chairmen.
Dec. 10, 1958, 1:4
BLACK HISTORY
Blacks have rich and majestic history.
Oct. 30, 1979, 6:1-6
Historian assesses progress of blacks.
Nov. 13, 1979, 6:1-6, 7:1-6, 8:1-6
r
Black History Week brings special events.
Feb. 16, 1979, 10:1-2
OSU celebrates February as Black History
Month.
Feb. 7, 1980, 7:1-6, 8:1-4
BLACK LIST
The black list reappears.
Dec. 5, 1958, 2:2-2
BLACK STUDENT UNION
Organization of blacks is started.
Nov. 8, 1968, 1:9
Special advisor receives approval.
Jan. 15, 1969, 1:3-9
BSU spokesman answers remark.
Jan. 30, 1969, 1:4-5
Andros is accused of discrimination.
Feb. 25, 1969, 1:7-9
Oregon State University Black Student
Union.
Feb. 25, 1969, 1:9
Black athletes fire charges
at fellow gridders.
Feb. 26, 1969, 4:1-9
Boycott draws comments.
Feb. 26, 1969, 1:3-6
Boycott of classes discussed.
Feb. 26, 1969, 1:3-5
BSU presents proposal before
committee action.
Feb. 27, 1969, 1:7-9
Dr. Jensen said 'playing
politics'.
Feb. 27, 1969, 1:1-5
OSU coaches answer charges
by BSU.
Feb. 27, 1969, 4:2-9
Rallies set.
Feb. 27, 1969, 1:5
BSU plans to leave campus
for 'good'.
Mar. 6, 1969, 1:8-9
45 OSU black students stage
walk out from ballroom rally.
Mar. 6, 1969, 1:1-9
'We're taking steps' comments
George Carr.
Mar. 12, 1969, 1:5-6
BSU to continue here at
OSU-Carr.
Apr. 8, 1969, 1:5-7
BSU President Carr named to
President's Commission.
Apr. 9, 1969, 1:3-5
Helms claims town, gown
racists.
May 21, 1969, 1:2-5
BLACK STUDENT UNION CON'T
Page 102
Blacks now number 50 at OSU.
Oct. 2, 1969, 6:1-4
Black history week slated.
Feb. 3, 1978, 13:5-6
BSU's soul dinner to benefit children.
Feb. 5, 1970, 1:3-6
OSU culture centers open to
all, Part 1: BCC, ISO offer
services not limited to
minority students.
Oct. 23, 1978, 3:1.-6
Black queen selected Saturday.
Nov. 24, 1970, 3:3
Anti-racism ball set Dec. 12, to
help BSU.
Dec. 9, 1970, 24:1-2
Soul food on menu Friday.
Apr. 24, 1971, 2:3-4
Miss Black OSU may get $.
Mar. 2, 1972, 5:3-5
BSU House to open fall.
July 30, 1974, 6:4
Black cultural center to oepn.
Apr. 24, 1975, 2:5-6
Black Center attracts fewer students.
Oct. 31, 1975, 8:3-6
Black culture explored in musical.
Apr. 30, 1976, 18:1-6
Black art fest ends this weekend.
May 14, 1976, 9:3-4
Booster club organization try foiled by
communication lack.
Oct. 20, 1976, 3:3-6
Past explored during Black History Week.
Feb. 4, 1977, 10:1-4
Black history in spotlight.
Feb. 8, 1977, 3:1-3
Black Cultural Center to get anniversary plaque.
Apr. 26, 1977, 9:1-6
Minority culture centers to open next
week.
Oct. 4, 1977, 5:1-6
BLIND MAN'S BRIGADE
OSC blind begin patriotic
brigade.
Jan. 31, 1942, 2:8
BLOOD BANK
OSC gains recognition for
Pacific blood record.
May 22, 1951, 1:6-7
Actual war story of blood
gifts told.
Nov. 8, 1951, 1:2-3
OSC blood donations
consistently lowest.
Nov. 9, 1956, 1:1
BLOSS HALL
Dance to benefit injured
student.
Feb. 22, 1980, 19:2-4
BLUE CLUB
Russell will head spartan
lettermen.
May 21, 1947, 3:6
BLUE KEY
Blue key men, campus group,
elect officers.
Sept. 29, 1935, 1:2
Blue Key strikes race
restriction from by-laws.
Jan. 7, 1949, 1:1
BOOKS
Page 103
BOARD OF CONTROL
Board of Control makes appointment of
managers.
May 21, 1918, 1:5
Board of Control acts on rumor in
Portland paper.
Nov. 29, 1921, 4:3
OSC board of control drops NSFA
affiliation.
Nov. 21, 1935, 1:1
see also
EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES
ATHLETIC BOARD
Bonneveille dam models tested.
May 8, 1934, 1:4
Dr. Hodge finished geological
survey.
May 2, 1934, 1:2
Bonneville testing performed
at 0.S.C.
May 25, 1935, 4:5
BOOK DRIVE
Groups to send books to aid
Europe, Asia.
Mar. 9, 1950, 3:5
BOARD OF REGENTS
see
REGENTS
BOOKS
Two hundred books placed in
library.
Apr. 11, 1931, 1:3
BOMBS
Bomb scare clears Ed Hall.
May 28m 1968, 1:9
Copy of old textbook found
in local store.
May 26, 1932, 2:7
Armories bombing sites; FBI
called to Corvallis.
May 26, 1970, 1:1-2
$15,630.45 is cost of books
in five terms.
Apr. 1, 1933, 4:1
Bomb threats shake four buildings.
May 6, 1971, 1:1-4
Valuable collection on display
in library.
Apr. 27, 1933, 4:1
Arrest made in bombings
May 1, 1972, 5:5
Bomb suspect arrested in Iowa.
May 2, 1972, 3:4-5
BONFIRE
see
FRESHMAN CLASS
BONNEVILLE DAM
Bonneville dam gives engineer grads
work.
Dec. 7, 1933, 2:7
Homes visits campus to plan dam
fishways.
Feb. 2, 1934, 4;6
Obsolete textbook found in
Portland by OSC professor.
Apr. 27, 1935, 6:6
Many books sent to Asia by
library.
May 4, 1960, 1:2
ASOSU allocates $400 to 'Books
for Birmingham'.
Jan. 24, 1964, 1:7-9
Wolfson writes book on Marxian
Economics.
Aug. 10, 1966, 1:4-6
BOOKS ("OY=N SIGNATURES")
Page 104
BOOKS. ("OREGON SIGNATURES")
'Signature' artists win commissions.
Aug. 3, 1959, 5:4
BOOKSTORES
see
COOPERATIVE BOOKSOTRE
OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE, INC.
BOTANY, DEPARTMENT OF
Photographs purchased by Botany Dept.
Apr. 13, 1928, 2:3
BOWLING (NATIONAL INTERCOLLEGIATE
BOWLING CHAMPIONSHIP)
Beaver bolwer ranks among
nation's best.
May 6, 1965, 4:4-5
BOXER INDEMNITY FUND
Boxer indemnity fund sends
girl to O.A.C.
Oct. 4, 1927, 1:1
Mushroom discovery made.
Oct. 24, 1928, 4:2
BOXING
Minor sport rating wanted for
boxers.
Nov. 20, 1925, 4:2
Eastern Oregon yields tropical fossil
plants.
Feb. 2, 1938, 4:8
Boxing attains popularity under
direction of Motejl.
Feb. 25, 1926, 3:1
Rare botanical books given to department.
Jan. 29, 1939, 1:6
Movement started to reinstate
boxing.
Nov. 14, 1929, 1:8
OSC fungi collection among largest in
state.
Mar. 4, 1939, 1:6
Fossilized tree trunk found by Oregon
man.
Apr. 4, 1939, 4:6
China botanist visits campus.
Apr. 17, 1945, 2:7
New lab established.
Aug. 8, 1978, 9:1-2
BOWLING
Bowlers to have change on alleys.
Jan. 4, 1921, 1:6
Beaver bowlers in new nationwide
league.
Dec. 6, 1961, 4:6-8
BOWLING CLUB
Bowling Club rolls the ball in
second year.
Oct. 14, 1964, 4:5
Shepard sparring for heavyweight title of Oregon.
Apr. 27, 1933, 3:5
All-college smoker featured
each year.
May 12, 1933, 5:2
OSC boxing, wrestling
organized last night.
Nov. 27, 1935, 3:5
Minor 0 letters for fighters.
May 20, 1937, 3:3
Varsity mittment show surprise
at new quarters.
Oct. 14, 1939, 3:6
Boxing dormant at OSC since
start of WWII.
Feb. 1, 1956, 4:1-2
410
BOYCOT
Page 105
BOXING (NATIONAL COLLEGIATE BOXING
CHAMPIONSHIP)
Boxing championships cancelled here.
Apr. 19, 1978, 6:1-4
BOXING AND WRESTLING, INTRAMURAL
Boxing and wrestling new intramural
sports.
Feb. 4, 1921, 1:2
Councils will act on sports.
Feb. 25, 1921, 4:3
Dr. Jensen said 'playing
politics'.
Feb. 27, 1969, 1:1-5
Three cagers boycott team;
Moore stays.
Feb. 27, 1969, 4:9
Barratt back; coaches
stand firm, rap 'pressure'.
Feb. 28, 1969, 6:1-8
Boxing, wrestling, should be minor
sports at State.
Jan. 28, 1932, 2:3
BSU boycott gets Pauling's
support.
Feb. 28, 1969, 1:8-9
Amateur boxing to return.
Apr. 7, 1978, 3:1-3
Coaches, athletes reaffirm
position.
Feb. 28, 1969, 1:7-9
BOY SCOUTS
Revived movement program discussed.
Apr. 3, 1937, 1:1-2
OSC eagle scouts meet to form club.
Apr. 6, 1939, 4:5
Gilbert stresses bomb fire fighting.
Feb. 11, 1942, 4:4
Scouts to organize on college level.
Apr. 23, 1946, 1:1
Former boy scouts plan service group.
Apr. 26, 1946, 1:3
Oregon State track team
presents policy statement.
Feb. 28, 1969, 1:5-7
Perkins outlines position.
Feb. 28, 1969, 6:7-9
Proposed convo not to be
held.
Feb. 28, 1969, 1:6
Foreign students support
boycott.
Mar. 1, 1969, 1:4-5
see also
FRATERNITIES (ALPHA PHI OMEGA)
'Human rights' conflict
spreads across campus.
Mar. 1, 1969, 6:1-9
BOYCOTT
BSU presents proposal before committee
action.
Feb. 27, 1969, 1:7-9
Campus boycott topic of
speech.
Mar. 4, 1969, 1:3-4
Boycott due continuance.
Feb. 27, 1969, 1:6
Politics group supports VSU
in statement.
Mar. 4, 1969, 1:4
BOYCOTT CON'T
Page 106
Valenti reinstates Perkins after
Saturday conference.
Mar. 4, 1969,4:5-7
Faculty asks OSU Blacks to remain.
Mar. 5, 1969, 1:9
Goldhammer recounts facts of past
actions.
Mar. 5, 1969, 1:7-8
Memo states class policy.
Mar. 5, 1969, 1:7
New commission - 'hopeful step'.
Mar. 5, 1969, 1:8-9
No Art Dept. boycott set.
Mar. 5, 1969, 1:6
Noon rally held to back boycott.
Mar. 5, 1969, 1:3-6
OSU Chinese, Thais correct boycott
views.
Mar. 5, 1969, 1:3
'Situation brings despair' - Jensen.
Mar. 6, 1969, 1:3-6
U. of Oregon blacks join OSU players
in walkout.
Mar. 6, 1969, 4:7-9
Members named for commission.
Mar. 7, 1969, 1:8-9
Senate passes administrative proposal.
Mar. 7, 1969, 1:3-9
Withdrawal memo issued.
Mar. 12, 1969, 1:3-6
Group to try strike.
May 31, 1972, 11:2-3
BOYS' AND GIRLS" CLUB
Club summer session slated for
June 18-20.
May 13, 1931, 1:1
BOYS SPORTS PROGRAM
Boys sports program to be
inaugurated.
Mar. 28, 1962, 3:6-7
BRADSHAW, EARL
Early shooter, Earl Bradshaw
dies at home.
Mar. 6, 1957, 3:4
BRAI,Y COLLECTION
Naturalist gives animal, bird
collection to OSC.
May 21, 1941, 1:3
Oregon birds, mammals found
in college exhibit.
Mar. 1, 1952, 2:1-3
BRAYBROOK, PATRICK
English author coming soon.
July 23, 1940, 4:1
BRIDGE CLUB
Bridge Club added to M.U.
activities.
Oct. 26, 1948, 1:4
BRIDGE, INTRAMURAL
Bridge included in mural
sports for this quarter.
Feb. 3, 1933, 4:2
BRIDGE TOURNAMENT
From ACU-I regionals
Students off to nationals.
Mar. 2, 1978, 14:1-3
BROADCASTING
Broadcasting year ends for
'beaver review'.
June 5, 1959, 1:4-5
BROADCASTING, SPORTS
Contact decision up in air.
Nov. 2, 1976, 10:5-6
BROWN, DON
Labor leader denied appearance on campus.
Feb. 10, 1949, 1:5-6
BUDGET, STUDENT
Page 107
BUCK O I MONTH CLUB
New name chosen for Buck O'Month.
Jan. 7, 1950, 1:2
Education cuts made by
board.
Nov. 16, 1963, 1:8-9
BUDGET
Kerr asks heads to cut expenses.
May 1, 1931, 1:7
OSU loses $589, 222 because
of budget cuts.
Feb. 19, 1964, 1:7-9
School budgets to take big cut
chancellor says.
Nov. 23, 1932, 1:4
Budget prevents tuition
raise, awards top profs.
June 30, 1965, 2:1-2
Efforts of state board to balance
budget shown in reports; diminished
income makes grave money question.
Jan. 10, 1935, 1:4
Deficit causes staff cut
at OSU.
Jan. 5, 1973, 1:1-4
Tentative working budget.
Jan. 12, 1935, 1:4
Underfunding causes $1
million deficit.
Jan. 24, 1978, 3:1-6
Harry L. Corbett, John E. Cooter,
explain views of budget problem for
system of higher education.
Jan. 24, 1935, 1:5
Proposal could lose
universities millions.
Apr. 4, 1978, 10:5-6
State school to be closed if
funds low.
Feb. 6, 1935, 1:1
Budget upped to meet new high
enrollments.
Oct. 27, 1936,1:7-8
Sum allotted to supplement present
funds.
Jan. 1937, 1:1
Budget cut to affect all.
Jan. 9, 1959, 2:1-3
Student heads sign request
protesting cut.
Jan. 16, 1959, 1:3
'Need exists for increases' says
Hatfield in interview.
Jan. 17, 1959, 1:6-7
State Officials recommend budget
slash.
Apr. 8, 1960, 1:9
Departments feel inflation's
pinch.
Jan. 9, 1979, 1:1-6
Board considers sports
parity proposals.
Apr. 24, 1980, 9:1-6
BUDGET, STUDENT
Through college on $300
a year.
Jan. 11, 1923, 2:1
Average student carries
only $4.44.
Feb. 16, 1923, 1:1
O.A.C. co-eds spend
more money than men as shown
by records.
Sept. 27, 1927, 1:4
48 years ago $154 cost for
year.
Jan. 13, 1940, 1:3
BUDGET, STUDENT CON'T
Page 108
Market research survey made on OSU
student spending.
Jan. 27, 1962, 5:5-7
Superintendent tells how
campus buildings are cleaned
by army.
Feb. 24, 1926, 4:1
BUILDINGS AND EQUIPMENT
Data and History of the student
building.
Feb. 2, 1907, 1:2-3
Dr. Kerr outlines
building program.
May 25, 1927, 1:7
Completion of student building
now insured.
Feb. 9, 1907, 1:2-3
Survey reveals cost of
repairs for buildings.
May 25, 1937, 4:1
Work on student building will
begin at once.
Mar. 21, 1908, 1:1
Elevators renovated.
Oct. 29, 1940, 2:3
New buildings erected, old remodeled.
Sept. 28, 1908, 1:4-5
Oregon board of higher
education proposes 10-year
building plan.
Feb. 20, 1945, 1:5
Pictures of Horticulture building,
Agricultural building, Agronomy building
and Armory.
Feb. 9, 1909, 1:2-4
Dairy building, horticulture building,
the stock judging pavilion, mechanic arts
building, farm mechanics building and
the new mine building are the six
buildings secured through the last legislature.
Mar. 27, 1912, 1:1
New gym and domestic science building
completed.
Sept. 25, 1914, 1:2
Recalling fond memories of the
grand old days.
Dec. 17, 1914, 7:1-5
Faculty members to have 6-day
vacation.
Dec. 14, 1923, 1:1
Recent panorama of central quadrangle on college campus looking westward towards Agricultural building with
Library at right.
Feb. 21, 1925, 2:1
Temporary assignments of
rooms accommodate quonset
classes.
Oct. 5, 1946, 4:3
FWA approves building
transfer from Adair to OSC
campus.
Oct. 30, 1946, 1:7
Work starts to move Adair
buildings here.
Jan. 8, 1947, 1:5
Work starts to move
Adair buildings here.
Jan. 8, 1947, 1:5
Buildings roll in early
hours to OSC campus.
Feb. 8, 1947, 1:2
Administrative officials
will move in early May.
Apr. 12, 1947, 1:4
Large scale repairs begun
on OSC campus buildings.
Sept. 22, 1948, 1:7
BUILDINGS AND EQUIPMENT
Page 109
Campus face-lifting near complete
stage.
Nov. 12, 1948, 1:8
Engineers strike slows
construction.
July 28, 1958, 4:2
Ancient building houses classroom,
campus police.
Oct. 1, 1949, 3:1
M.U. addition, dorm building
is in process.
Jan. 23, 1959, 1:8-9
Old landmarks to be removed.
May 16, 1952, 1:6
OSC's building expansion
requires electrical changes.
Feb. 6, 1959, 1:3-4
Old buildings above lower campus
start OAC.
Mar. 10, 1953, 1:3-6
Building signs to be installed.
May 13, 1959, 1:9
OSC remodels women's dorm, Education
hall.
Sept. 22, 1954, 5:5
All-time high neared in campus
construction.
May 22, 1959, 1:1-2
Huge building program wins board
approval.
Apr. 25, 1956, 1:3
Living groups now almost at
capacity.
June 2, 1959, 1:1-2
OSC will get 2 dormitories, new
buildings.
Mar. 11, 1958, 1:1
3:1
OSC to add new computing machines
to increase their working capacity.
June 3, 1959, 1:5-7
Future building program costs near
12 million.
Apr. 2, 1958, 1:5
Construction of three new
buildings is expected to be
completed by fall.
June 29, 1959, 2:3-4
Approval given by state board for
new dorms.
Apr. 23, 1958, 1:7
Measure is proposed for school
expansion.
June 3, 1960, 6:3-4
Crews remove Waldo trees.
May 17, 1958, 1:9
Oregon State building projects
in varied stages of completion.
Aug. 1, 1960, 4:3-4
Nine major buildings scheduled
for future.
June 6, 1958,3:1-7
Buildings, bowling alley, bookshelves are constructed.
Sept. 21, 1960, 13:6-9
The biggest building year in history
has started on Oregon State Campus.
June 30, 1958, 1:1-2
Married students to get 68 units.
Oct. 28, 1960, 5:4
New parking lot being constructed.
July 14, 1958, 5:1
Recreation site to be planned.
Jan. 19, 1965, 3:7
BUILDINGS AND EQUIPMENT CON'T
Page 110
New development planned for Oregon
State land.
Mar. 2, 1965, 1:5-7
Consultant urges taller structures.
July 20, 196b, 1:3-4
ACCOUSTICAL SHELL, STADIUM
Shell completed by physical
plant.
May 6, 1955, 3:3
Many OSU buildings were probably
residence halls, cooperative houses.
Apr. 2, 1967, 3:4
ADMINISTRATION BUILDING
Local blacksmith donates years'
time to erection of administration
building.
Apr. 5, 1924, 2:3
Extension plans underway to
accomodate enrollment.
May 6, 1967, 3:1
Alterations started on business
building.
June 25, 1929, 3:1
University building fees may go
to Corvallis.
July 11, 1974, 3:3-4
Ad building changes longtime
location.
June 17, 1947, 1:3
$ to make buildings accessible
to disabled.
Feb. 8, 1977, 1:4-6
New administration annex ready
soon.
Oct. 16, 1947, 1:4
Hidden artwork on campus structures.
Feb. 21, 1978, 8:1-6
Construction plan to be presented.
Oct. 18, 1967, 1:6
Survey to focus on building fee use.
Mar. 6, 1978, 3:1-6
Six-story structure new administration building is slated for
construction start early next year.
Nov. 18, 1969, 1:4-6
Computer terminals.
May 22, 1978, 7:1-2
Value grows as time passes.
Sept. 21, 1978, 12:6
OSU energy use heavy, expensive.
Nov. 29, 1978, 6:1-6
Cooperation, computer cut energy
use.
Nov. 30, 1978, 1:1-6
Old frat house to become computer
research center.
Apr. 1979, 6:1-3
see also
CAMPUS CONSTRUCTION
Administration building.
Oct. 1, 1970, 1:1-2
Dispute slows building.
Nov. 17, 1970, 3:1-3
Quonset huts coming down piece
by piece.
Oct. 22, 1971, 9:1-2
Hunderup okays new building.
Nov. 1, 1971, 3:1
New building ready.
Nov. 2, 1971, 6:1-2
BUILDINGS AND EQUIPMENT CON'T
Page 111
Building opens this week.
Dec. 7, 1971, 8:5
Untitled.
Jan. 24, 1972, 7:1-2
Subtracting from the 'ad'.
Oct. 16, 1972, 1:1-2
Building's large windows cause
flying hazard.
Oct. 25, 1972, 9:1-2
AGRICULTURE BUILDING
Agricultural hall is being built south
of the administration building. It
will be 125 feet long and 85 feet wide.
Feb. 1902, 19:
The new agricultural hall is to be
dedicated on the fifteenth of Oct. 1902.
Oct. 1902, 18:
Small fire starts in ag building.
Oct. 15, 1940, 1:2
Ag building first occupied in year
1908,
Mar. 6, 1941, 2:1
Ag hall and old library to be
remodeled; buildings to accommodate
faculty, students.
July 27, 1964, 3:2-4
Agriculture, Waldo halls: is
renovation worthwhile?
Jan. 11, 1978, 8:4-6
9:1-3
Ag engineers' new building gets under
way.
Jan. 7, 1939, 1:4
AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING BUILDING
see
BUILDINGS AND EQUIPMENT (GILMORE)
AGRONOMY BUILDING
Agronomy building accepted
by Board of Regents.
Dec. 22, 1908, 2:3
ALPHA HALL
Alpha hall goes same as
booze.
Apr. 1, 1921, 4:3
Co-ed liked buggy ride 20
years ago.
May 20, 1921, 6:4
Alpha hall, relic of bygone
days, being salvaged for
lumber.
Nov. 14, 1922, 1:5
ANIMAL INDUSTRIES BUILDING
Million-dollar building to
further Ag research.
Apr. 29, 1950, 3:4-5
APPERSON HALL
Apperson hall work in
nearing completion.
Sept. 24, 1920, 4:3
New buildings are added to
school of engineering.
Apr. 1, 1921, 4:4
Sandstone steps hold
seashells of antiquity.
May 19, 1926,1:4
New students have trouble
with name on Apperson hall.
Nov. 4, 1930, 4:3
Hidden artwork on campus
structures.
Feb. 21, 1978, 8:1-6
ARMORY BUILDING
Numerous campus alterations
made.
Sept. 29, 1923, 4:1
BUILDINGS AND EQUIPMENT-ARMORY BUILDING CON'T
Page 112
ROTC armory to provide recreationathletic area.
May 12, 1970, 1:4-5
New college barn nears
completion.
Oct. 23, 1937, 4:2
ATHLETIC PLANT
Athletic plant development is OK'd
at OSC.
Nov. 12, 1958, 4:7
New dairy barn judged
finest.
Nov. 6, 1937, 4:4
AUDITORIUM
An auditorium. . .
Mar. 3, 1936, 2:1
State board approves OSC pavilion
plans.
May 14, 1941, 1:7
State board selects site for
auditorium.
Oct. 18, 1941, 1:3
Administrative group tables
pavilion plans.
Apr. 16, 1942, 1:7
BACTERIOLOGY BUILDING
New bacteriology lab being equipped.
Oct. 11, 1933, 1:3
BALLARD HALL
Dorm to be Ballard hall.
Jan. 15, 1947, 3:2
BARNS
Barn construction nearly completed.
Dec. 13, 1924, 1:2
Modern horse barn nearing completion.
Jan. 8, 1925, 4:3
Material for barns requisitioned by
WPA.
Oct. 31, 1936, 1:5
New dairy features gothic arch
trusses.
Jan. 27, 1937, 4:2
College builds new hogbarn.
Sept. 29, 1937, 1:5
Campus landmark lost last
Friday.
Jan. 18, 1939, 2:3
Student initiative seen
in saddle club.
May 16, 1941, 1:2
New college barn to be
dedicated.
Jan. 31, 1950, 1:1-2
UO tears down our barns.
Feb. 4, 1950, 2:1-3
New barns more functional
in design.
May 20, 1971, 6:1-5
Horse barn nears completion.
Oct. 11, 1971, 5:1-4
BELL FIELD
Bell field track nearly
completed.
Apr. 1, 1924, 1:6
Football field will be
moved ten yards.
Apr. 4, 1925, 1:4
BENTON HALL
Old administration building
name changes--now known as
"Benton hall".
May 15, 1947, 1:2
Know your college.
Nov. 7, 1952, 2:4-5
Benton hall named after
senator; oldest building
on campus.
May 1, 1964, 4:1-6
BUILDINGS & EQUIPMENT-CHEMISTRY BUY
Page 113
Benton hall soon celebrates birthday.
June 3, 1964, 4:1
Benton hall serves OSU since school's
beginning.
May 28, 1965, 4:6-9
Campus by Clarence.
Aug. 3, 1966, 2:3
BEXELL HALL
Seven OSU buildings will have new names.
Sept. 30, 1965, 1:5-6
BIOSCIENCE BUILDING
Bioscience building scheduled for May.
Oct. 17, 1969, 5:6-7
Building offers modern facilities.
Oct. 20, 1971, 9:1-3
BULLETIN BOARDS
Bulletins to be censored.
Nov. 20, 1917, 4:4
CAFETERIA BUILDING
Cafeteria planned by Snell hall dorm.
Oct. 18, 1958, 1:6
CENTREX
Centrex gets new system.
Oct. 13, 1972, 9:1-2
CHAPEL
The dawning of a chapel.
Oct. 16, 1947, 2:1
Chemical engineering heralds
new building.
May 26, 1954, 3:7-8
Finished building first home
of much-moved department.
Sept. 27, 1955, 3:5-6
CHEMISTRY BUILDING
Fire burns heating oven.
Jan. 18, 1924, 1:6
Chemistry building ready.
Oct. 1, 1927, 1:7
John fillton views chemistry
building as true old timer.
Nov. 28, 1933, 4:6
Fulton starts chem building.
Oct. 15, 1938, 4:2
Still well erected in chemistry
building.
Jan. 19, 1939, 2:2
New chemistry building not so
recent reveals two old cornerstones.
May 10, 1939, 1:6
Chemistry building open for
board inspection.
Oct. 18, 1939, 1:8
New chemistry building.
Oct. 28, 1939, 2:6
Memorial chapel project receives
$5,000 from fund.
Nov. 15, 1947, 1:1
Sprague to dedicate new chemistry
hall.
Nov. 28, 1939, 1:1
Chapel problems.
Dec. 3, 1947, 2:1
"Bends" treatment originator,
winner of Langmuir award to be
presented at chemistry building
dedication.
Dec. 1, 1939, 1:6
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING BUILDING
Large still installed.
Oct. 6, 1927, 1:3
Chem engineering lab now open for
classes.
Mar. 12, 1931, 1:5
Chemistry building plaques
finished.
Dec. 2, 1939, 1:2
BUILDINGS & EQUIPMENT-CHEMISTRY BUILDING CON'T
Page 114
Chemistry hall dedication will mark
realization of better facilites dream;
idea dates back 15 years officials
state.
Dec. 2, 1939, 4:3
Full day's program listed for dedication.
Dec. 2, 1939, 1:1
New, modern, fireproof chemistry
building decided contrast to old
science hall.
Dec. 2, 1939, 1:4
"pond" of water found on roof of new
building.
Dec.2, 1939, 1:3
Janitor finds floors flooded in
chem building.
Nov. 15, 1940, 1:3
Chem department will get vault.
Nov. 25, 1941, 1:1
Trees make way for new Chem building.
May 17, 1958, 3:5-7
$20,000 is price of bells.
Sept. 22, 1965, 4:7
$20,000 carillon chimes OSU
tradition since 1959.
Apr. 26, 1968, 3:6-9
The bells aren't ringing.
Oct. 8, 1968, 1:4-5
Every half hour bells ring
university life.
Feb. 20, 1974, 5:1-6
the bells toll for OSU.
Aug. 8, 1978, 1:1-4
COLLEGE INN
A look at College Inn.
Feb. 3, 1967, 2:1
COLLEGE PRESS
"Giant" press moves huge
"body" to print catalogs for
college.
May 20, 1926, 4:5
Lift-rod snaps; delays work as floor
falls.
Nov. 11, 1958, 1:5
COLLEGE WHISTLE
College whistle takes new
home in heating plant back
of armory.
Mar. 6, 1924, 4:2
After 9-30-65
see
BUILDINGS AND EQUIPMENT (GILMORE)
Students check time by
familiar whistle
Oct. 1, 1947, 1:7
CHIMES
"Super-hyper" chimes due here next
year.
Nov. 18, 1947, 1:4
Tick tock of big clock,
regulates campus life.
Apr. 5, 1949, 1:3-6
Flaw in mechanism keeps chimes
silent.
Jan. 27, 1948, 1:3
OSU students to tell time by MU
chimes for 6th year.
Aug. 11, 1965, 2:2-3
Whyfore, whistle, bloweth
not? Even whisper wished.
Jan. 15, 1955, 1:5
Foul ups cause whistle
faults.
Dec. 9, 1960, 1:8-9
BUILDINGS & EQUIPMENT-CROP SCIENCE CENTER
Page 115
A final solution.
Apr. 15, 1961, 2:1-3
Lose a whistle? We found one.
Feb. 3, 1966, 1:4-5
Hoarse whistle_lacks steam.
Jan. 31,, 1969, 1:8
Final plans being made for new
campus building.
Nov. 1, 1955, 1:1-2
New OSC buildings named in
extensive moniker mixup.
Jan. 5, 1957, 1:2-3
OSU whistle is still not returned.
May 16, 1969, 1:6-7
New ag building honors exdean.
Oct. 4, 1957, 3;1-2
COMMERCE BUILDING
Building planned.
May 28, 1920, 3:2
$3 million, five-floor wing
slated Cordley addition.
Aug. 4, 1965, 3:3-4
Excavation started for new commerce
building.
Apr. 12, 1921, 1:6
New addition to Cordley hall
in construction.
Jan. 22, 1966, 3:4
Oregon State to get murals.
Sept. 29, 1937, 1:3
Cordley hall report no disease
found in investigation.
Feb. 22, 1978, 6:1-6
Murals depict OSC history, Oregon
scenes.
July 22, 1941, 2:3
see also
BUILDINGS AND EQUIPMENT (BEXELL)
COMPUTER CENTER
Cooling the computer.
Jan. 24, 1972, 1:1-2
COMPUTER SCIENCE CENTER
'Brain' transplant new computer center
is buzzing.
Jan. 20, 1970, 3:3-6
see also
BUILDINGS AND EQUIPMENT (COMPUTER CENTER)
CO-OP STORE
New co-op store nears completion.
July 29, 1957, 1:2-3
COOPERATIVES
New coop houses set fall occupancy.
Jan. 11, 1966, 3:3
CORDLEY HALL
Funds to be requested for new ag
building.
Jan. 5, 1955, 1:4-5
Possible link to Cordley
symptoms found in Eugene.
Mar. 31, 1978, 5:1-6
Cordley ventilation improved,
prof still sick.
Sept. 26, 1979, 10:1-6
COVELL HALL
Old physics home to be remodled.
May 4, 1960, 1:4
CREW BUILDING
Flames lightly attack crew house.
Apr. 9, 1955, 1:2-5
Seven OSU buildings will have
new names.
Sept. 20, 1965, 1:5-6
Strand views alterations in
crew facilities.
May 20, 1959, 4:9
CROP SCIENCE CENTER
OSU gets approval for crops
building.
Apr. 25, 1980, 5:1-4
BUILDINGS & EQUIPMENT-CULTURAL AND CONFERENCE CENTER
Page 116
CULTURAL AND CONFERENCE CENTER
Site selected for conference center.
Oct. 19, 1978, 1:1-5
Dixon recreation centersomething for everyone.
June 20, 1978, 8:1-6
Cultural and conference center
under way.
July 17, 1979, 1:1-6
DORMITORY BUILDINGS
Men's dormitory to be well
equiped.
Oct. 10, 1919, 1:6
Donors gain name plate in cultural
center.
Nov. 27, 1979, 7:1-4
Alumni supporters "take a seat".
Mar. 4, 1980, 1:1-4
DAIRY BUILDING
Dairy building is nearing completion.
Oct. 28, 1911, 1:5
Dairy building to be rebuilt.
Feb. 27, 1951, 3:8
Dairy building name changed in
reshuffle to social science.
July 9, 1951, 1:2-3
DEARBORN HALL
Dearborn requires state acceptance for
permanent use.
Jan. 14, 1949, 1:5
Photograph
Jan. 19, 1949, 1:2-3
Electric switch burns janitor at new
hall.
Feb. 24, 1949, 1:8
Dearborn hall formally opens.
May 7, 1949, 1:8
OSC engineers to dedicate Dearborn
hall.
May 26, 1949, 1:4
DIXON RECREATION CENTER
Students to pay for rec building.
Nov. 19, 1971, 8:1-3
Rec center opens today.
Jan. 14, 1976, 1:5-6
Sports complex dedication takes
place this weekend.
Feb. 25, 1976, 3:1-6
New dormitory to be built
for OSC men.
Nov. 24, 1953, 1:1
Dorms will be built by
"lift, slab" method.
Apr. 27, 1956, 3:5
Concrete slabs lifted in
construction trial.
Oct. 12, 1956, 1:8
Dorm floor slabs lifted.
Jan. 25, 1957,3:1
New dorm quad encloses
garden.
Feb. 13, 1959, 1:3-4
Architects plan new dorms
to form quadrangle shape.
Feb. 13, 1959, 1:3-7
Plans accepted for new
million-dollar dorm.
Mar. 11, 1959, 3:3-7
Construction starts on
new $1,760.000 dorm.
Mar.11,1959,1:3
Seven OSU buildings will
have new names.
Sept. 30, 1965, 1:5-6
EARTH SCIENCES BUILDING
A net of steel.
Nov. 9, 1971, 1:3-4
Winter term class site.
Sept. 27, 1972, 1:1-4
Departments get home.
Nov. 30, 1972,6:2-3
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EDUCATION HALL
Old 'Chem shack' new education hall.
Feb. 21, 1940, 1:2
Departments get new sites,
space.
Apr. 5, 1966, 3:7-8
Rejuvenated 'chem shack' now education
hall; math department already established.
Feb. 21, 1940, 4:1
FARM MECHANICS
Farm mechanics building is
ready for occupancy.
Oct. 28, 1911, 1:5
Two new campus structures open to
summer students for first time.
July 2, 1940, 1:2
Eight departments to be rearranged
here this summer.
July 29, 1957, 5:4
Education hall gets 'facelifting' after
months of bewilderment.
July 13, 1964, 4:1-2
Education hall gets 'facelifting'.
Nov. 10, 1964, 3:4-5
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
OSC faces boom building year as
construction reigns king over placid
campus.
Sept. 21, 1948, 1:7-8
ENGINEERING
New machinery building is nearing
completion.
Nov. 4, 1919, 1:3
New engineering building rising.
Nov. 7, 1919, 1:5
Mechanics building ready
before June.
May 3, 1939, 1:1
FINLEY HALL
Construction to begin on
Finley Hall.
Apr. 29, 1966, 6;5
FIRE ALARM
Ususual fire hydrant spouts
no water.
Dec. 10, 1938, 1:4
Call boxes help diminish
campus fire dangers.
Jan. 23, 1940, 1:7
FIRE ESCAPES
Fires escapes placed on
campus buildings.
Apr. 10,:.1928, 1:7
Building to sport modern
fire exits.
May 4, 1950, 3:5
Campus gets new building.
may 28, 1940, 5:1
New substation reduces fire
hazards on campus.
Mar. 3, 1934, 1:4
EXPERIMENT STATION
Soils laboratory ready.
Jan. 11, 1924, 4:2
FISHERY LAB
Fishery lab nearly done.
Mar. 4, 1966, 3:7
EXPERIMENTAL FARM
Golf course, crewhouse planned
for Oregon State.
May 5, 1956, 7:4-5
FISHERIES
Fisheries Building complete;
other construction still on.
June 30, 1970, 1:3-5
FAIRBANKS HALL
Many names, purpose traced to
Fairbanks.
Apr. 16, 1965, 3:4-5
FLAG, U.S.
Flag on campus post has travelled
137 miles in hands of Erwin.
Jan. 8, 1931, 2:7
BUILDINGS AND EQUIPMENT-FOOD TECHNOLOGY
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FOOD TECHNOLOGY
New building awarded food tech
department for food processing research,
experiments.
Apr. 7, 1950, 1:4-7
Two buildings new on campus.
Sept. 19, 1951, 1:7
Another fine addition.
Feb. 2, 1952, 2: 1-3
Food tech building is now dedicated.
Feb. 5, 1952, 1:7-8
Health institute gives OSC grant.
Apr. 1, 1960, 4:1-4
New seafood lab is set for Astoria.
Jan. 19, 1967, 1:1
FOOTBALL STADIUM
Alum group mulls plans for stadium.
Nov. 30, 1948, 1:8
State board approves new OSC stadium
site.
Sept. 28, 1949, 2:5-6
OSC alumni committee launches drive
to finance building of new football
stadium to seat 62,000.
Sept. 20, 1950, 1:1-4
"Termite Farm" OSC disgrace.
Oct. 5, 1950, 2:1-3 (editorial)
Hail and farewell: special football
stadium issue.
Oct. 6, 1950, 3:1-8
4:1-8
5:1-8
6:1-8
Stadium honor roll.
Oct. 12, 1950, 2:5
Benton county raises $3675 toward
stadium.
Oct. 18, 1950, 1:2
Drive receives $7500 pledged
by local Elks.
Oct. 27, 1950, 1:5
Lumberman boosts stadium fund
$3000.
Nov. 11, 1950, 1:3
Contractor donates $50,000
to drive.
Feb. 10, 1951, 1:7-8
Hole being dug for football
stadium.
May 23, 1952, 1:1-3
First step in building stadium
authorized for rearly this fall.
July 7, 1952, 5:3-4
New football plant ready for
Orange homecoming game.
Apr. 18, 1953, 3:6
Construction result of 5-year
project.
May 26, 1953, 1:3-6
Stadium to be named for
Charles Parker.
May 26, 1953, 1:6
Stadium plans progress; grass
seeding completed; 25,000 seats
to be ready.
Sept. 16, 1953, 1:1-2
Parker stadium is inaugurated
before 13,500.
Nov. 17, 1953, 1:6
Parker field getting new
permanent turf.
May 26, 1954, 1:8
Engineering problems curtail
building plans.
Apr. 12, 1966, 1:1-2
BUILDINGS & EQUIPMENT-GATES
Page 119
Stadium altered; Parker "bowled".
Apr. 14, 1966, 4:4-5
$80,000 job started on Parker Stadium.
July 27, 1966, 4:5
Charles Parker gets stadium building
job.
Feb. 9, 1967, 4:4
No 'OK' given stadium bid.
Feb. 23, 1967, 3:9
State approves artificial turf.
Apr. 22, 1969, 1:8-9
'Specialist' advocates new turf for
stadium.
Feb. 7, 1968, 1:1-2
Handball courts set for Parker.
July 16, 1970, 4:3-5
Astro turf sales over.
July 23, 1974, 4: 5-6
Stadium receives new Astro turf floor.
Sept. 26, 1974, 62:1-2
FOREST LABORATORY
New Forest laboratory approved for
campus.
May 8, 1956, 3:4
FORESTRY
New forestry building opens.
Sept. 19, 1916, 1:1
Mural depict OSC history, Oregon
scenes.
July 22, 1941, 2:3
Know your college-forestry building.
Apr. 10, 1951, 2:4
Ceremony due in spring.
Feb. 20, 1969, 1:3-6
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Forestry opens new building.
Oct. 1, 1971, 9:1-4
FOUNDRY
Foundry completed-shops
building now in operation.
Jan. 17, 1912, 1:2
GATES
Plans for gate await approval.
Oct. 30, 1937, 1:6
Wrought iron gates soon to
beautify Madison Street campus
entrance.
Oct. 22, 1938, 1:7
Only 1500 dollars holds back
gate... class donation.
Jan. 26, 1939, 1:7
New memorial gates not the
first to have guarded campus
entrances.
Feb. 14, 1940, 1:1
Low construction cost of gates
due to "depression" policies.
Feb. 21, 1940, 2:3
Campus gates among oldest
traditions of college, symbolic
of guarded life.
Mar. 6, 1940, 1:1
Pamphlets portray campus
improvement.
Apr. 20, 1940, 1:1
Campus gates to be erected.
Sept. 25, 1940, 6:3
Gates dedication schedule changed.
Nov. 30, 1940, 1:7
Campus gate dedication, allcampus sing slated for women's
week-end.
Apr. 22, 1941, 2:4
Landscape architecture to celebrat
department founding 30 years ago.
May 6, 1941, 4:3
BUILDINGS AND EQUIPMENT-GATES CON'T
Kerr dedicates campus gates at ceremony.
May 10„941, 2:1
Campus gates bring realization of 20year plan.
July 8, 1941, 6:2
Box uncovered in campus gates.
Sept. 25, 1953, 1:5-7
GILBERT HALL
Seven OSU buildings will have new names.
Sept. 30, 1965, 1:5-6
Board approves renovation plans.
Apr. 28, 1976, 3:1-4
New chemistry wing fills safety need.
Sept 30, 1977, 8:1-4
Gilbert Hall issue to go before student
vote.
Apr. 17, 1978, 8:4-6
Gilbert addition in question again.
May 5, 1978, 14:1-6
Gilbert additions to be built in original
location.
May 23, 1978, 7:1-6
Criticism plagues Gilbert addition site
Electrical, computer faculty speak up.
May 26, 1978, 1:1-3
Chemistry facility excavation begun.
Sept 21, 1979, 43:1-2
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Construction work to begin
immediately on new Beaver
basketball pavilion.
June 5, 1947, 1:2
Ground-breaking ceremonies
mark beginning of new OSC
pavilion.
June 22, 1948, 1:2
Pavilion sketch displayed in
M .U.
Apr. 5, 1949, 1:5
Pavilion nears finish; doors
open Nov. 18.
Sept. 24, 1949, 1:4-5
Prefabricated stage for
pavilion to arrive.
Nov. 5, 1949, 1:7
'House that Gill built'
officially 'coliseum'.
Nov. 15, 1949, 1:4
Building terms listed OSC has
real coliseum.
Nov. 16, 1949, 1:4-5
Vienna Choir Boys initiate
coliseum.
Nov. 22, 1949, 1:1-3
Coliseum readied for BeaverUtah title Dec. 16.
Dec. 1, 1949, 1:6
Cold grips Gilbert Hall.
Jan. 30, 1980, 11:1-3
Gill Coliseum worker breaks
ankle in fall.
Dec. 3, 1949, 1:1
Chemistry labs open.
Apr. 1, 1980, 1:1-6
Biggest crowd is 8824.
Feb. 16, 1950, 3:3
GILL COLISUEM
New pavilion plans released yesterday.
Oct. 2, 1946, 1:5
"Oregon Stater" features Gill
Coliseum. Sackett.
Oct. o, 1950, 1:2-3
BUILDINGS & EQUIPMENT-GREENHOUSE
Page 121
Gill Coliseum dedication to be jubilee
celebration of Oregon State basketball.
Dec. 9, 1950, 1:1-2
Great Hall plans have been
changed.
Aug. 8, 1978, 3:1-6
Magazine features story on colisuem.
Apr. 27, 1951, 1:1
Great Hall plans tabled
indefinitely.
Sept. 21, 1978, 7:1-6
Shell completed by physical plant.
May 6, 1955, 3:3
Coliseum is largest building of its
type on the West Coast.
Feb. 19, 1958, 2:5-6
GREENHOUSE
Tropical fruits grow in
campus greenhouse.
Feb. 1, 1927, 1:2
Coliseum is damaged by Monday winds.
Feb. 26, 1958, 3:7-8
Greenhouse to display bananas
grown on tree.
Feb. 26, 1927, 1:2
Millionth fan night tonight; prizes,
prizes, prizes galore.
Feb. 27, 1960, 4:2-3
Hothouse grounds being landscaped.
May 26, 1928, 1:6
Burglary and looting hit Oregon State
on weekend.
Mar. 6, 1963, 1:7-9
College acquires plant collection.
Oct. 17, 1928, 2:6
Official name change.
Apr. 7, 1966, 2:1-2
Old greenhouses sold.
Nov. 1, 1926, 1:3
State Board approves name for Gill
Colisuem.
Apr. 26, 1966, 1:7-8
College greenhouses cover
more than one-half acre with
glass.
Jan. 28, 1931, 2:7
Horner Museum open to visitors; there
are 14,500 things to see.
July 5, 1967, 6:3
Picture of new flooring.
Sept. 21, 1972, 19:1-2
Vandals damage board.
Oct. 4, 1974, 3:5-6
GILMORE HALL
Seven OSU buildings will have new names.
Sept 30, 1965, 1:5-6
GREAT HALL
More than $1.3 million raised for fine
arts center.
Feb. 14, 1977, 1:4-6
Rare subtropical fruits at
college greenhouses.
Dec. 7, 1932, 2:7
Negligence allows palms to
freeze.
Feb. 23, 1949, 1:8
Student carelessness causes
frozen palms.
Feb. 21, 1950, 3:7-8
Floriculture palm use abused
by OSC renters.
Mar. 4, 1950, 3:7-8
BUILDINGS & EQUIPMENT-GREENHOUSE CON'T
Page 122
Four new greenhouses completed on
campus.
Apr. 13, 1951, 1:7
Women to invade men's
gymnasium.
Jan. 14, 1971, 3:1-2
Greenhouses built at OSC.
Apr. 28, 1951, 3:1
GYMNASIUM, WOMEN
Women's gym given complete
renovation.
Jan. 8, 1919, 1:2
Curiosity cost 2 years work.
Feb. 9, 1952, 3:3
GYMNASIUM
t , chletics to be promoted: a large
gymnasium planned.
Oct. 11, 1909, 1:4
Foundations for new Gymnasium are
well under way.
Oct. 24, 1913, 4:1-3
Formal opening of new Gym.
Oct. 9, 1914, 1:2
GYMNASIUM, MEN'S
Gym to get maple floor.
Sept. 30, 1921, 1:7
Tank will open Monday.
Nov. 22, 1923, 2:3
Athletic association to install
laundry.
Dec. 13, 1924, 3:1
Modern locker system placed in
gymnasium.
Oct. 1, 1925, 1:1
New gallery built in east end of gym.
Jan. 4, 1926, 1:6
Gymnasium undergoes series of
alterations.
Oct. 12, 1926, 2:5
Balcony rail being panelled.
May 7, 1922, 3:2
Men's Gym 'dangerous'.
1970, 3:3-6
Fencing offered girls.
Dec. 14, 1923, 2:3
Gymnasium starts Monday
for girls.
Mar. 10, 1924, 2:4
HEALTH SERVICE
Modern buildings outshadow lowly health service.
Jan. 27, 1931, 2:7
Health service building to
house chemistry lab.
Jan. 23, 1934, 1:7
Building begins on Health
Service.
July 11, 1960, 4:3
HEATING SYSTEM
Fuel shortage causes
dismissal of classes.
Feb. 19, 1918, 1:2
Old age attacks 90
foot stack.
Feb. 25, 1921, 4:2
Students kept warm by steam.
Mar. 15, 1921, 2:5
Tall smokestack and boiler
house added to heat equipment.
Apr. 3, 1923, 1:6
College whistle takes new
home in heating plant back
of armory.
Mar. 6, 1924, 4:2
BUILDINGS & EQUIPMENT - HOME ECONOMICS BLDG.
Page 123
Experiment is made with big
smokestack.
May 15, 1924, 3:1
Mill waste utilized for college
heating to lessen fuel bill.
Jan. 5, 1926, 1:2
Burning hogged fuel reduces heating
cost of college buildings.
Oct. 27, 1926, 4:1
Magazine prints article.
Apr.5 , 1929, 3:6
Blaze damages OSC slab wood.
Nov. 14, 1936, 1:8
Contracts let for expansion of
heat plant.
Apr. 14, 1948, 1:5
Water damages heating system.
Feb. 16, 1949, 1:3
Flooding water main delays
million-dollar heating tunnel.
July 16, 1951, 3:3-4
Journalists make inspection tour .
of OSC steam tunnel; underground trip
proves warm in 4030-foot 'catacombs'.
June 4, 1952, 1:2-7
Remote control to give heating.
Oct. 13, 1953, 3:7
3/4 mile of tunnels under OSC campus
for steam heating.
Mar. 11, 1955, 3:6
Trees go down for new tunnel.
May 18, 1956, 1:2
Campus buildings get heat from
'sawdust pile' fuel.
Apr. 5, 1957, 2:5-6
Utility tunnel planned.Jan. 11, 1958, 1:2
Work under way on new addition
to heating plant.
June 29, 1959, 1:1
OSU tunnel system versatile.
Feb. 26, 1965, 4:3-4
Tunnel.
July 18, 1968, 3:5
Coldest weather yet to
come: OSU oil supply in
crisis situation.
Nov. 28, 1973, 3:1-6
HOME ECONOMIC BUILDING
Home economics building is
best on coast.
May 16, 1914, 1:3
Home economics building
to have formal opening.
Dec. 4, 1914, 1:3
Home ec building receiving
renovation.
Jan. 11, 1940, 1:4
Home ec building remodeled;
west wing to be constructed.
Oct. 20, 1951, 1:2-6
Labs, auditorium added in
home economics wing.
May 9, 1953, 1:6-7
Home ec wing dedication
set February 20.
Jan. 29, 1954, 1:4
BUILDINGS & EQUIPMENT-HEATING SYSTEM
Page 124
College whistle takes new home in
heating plant back of armory.
Mar. 6, 1924, 4:2
Experiment is made with big smokestack.
May 15, 1924, 3:1
Mill waste utilized for college
heating to lessen fuel bill.
Jan. 5, 1926, 1:2
Burning hogged fuel reduces heating
cost of college buildings.
Oct. 27, 1926, 4:1
Magazine prints article.
Apr. 5, 1929, 3:6
Blaze damages OSC slab wood.
Nov. 14, 1936, 1:8
Contracts let for expansion of heat
plant.
Apr. 14, 1948, 1:5
Water damages heating system.
Feb. 16, 1949, 1:3
Flooding water main delays milliondollar heating tunnel.
July 16, 1951, 3:3-4
Journalists make inspection tour of
OSC steam tunnel; underground trip
proves warm in 4030-foot 'catacombs'.
June 4, 1952, 1:2-7
Remote control to given heating.
Oct. 13, 1953, 3:7
3/4 mile of tunnels under OSC campus
for steam heating.
Mar. 11, 1955, 3:6
Trees go down for new tunnel.
May 18, 1956, 1:2
Campus buildings get
heat from "sawdust pile"
fuel.
Apr. 5, 1957, 2:5-6
Utility tunnel planned.
Jan. 8, 1958, 1:2
Work under way on new
addition to heating plant.
June 29, 1959, 1:1
OSU tunnel system
versatile.
Feb. 26, 1965, 4:3-4
Tunnel.
July 18, 1968, 3:5
Coldest weather yet to
come: OSU oil supply in
crisis situation.
Nov. 28, 1973, 3:1-6
HOME ECONOMICS BUILDING
Home economics building
is best on coast.
May 16, 1914, 1:3
Home economics building
to have formal opening.
Dec. 4, 1914, 1:3
Home ec building receiving
renovation.
Jan. 11, 1940, 1:4
Home ec building remodeled;
west wing to be constructed.
Oct. 20, 1951, 1:2-6
Labs, auditorium added
in home economics wing.
May 9, 1953, 1:6-7
Home ec wing dedication
set February 20.
Jan. 29, 1954, 1:4
BUILDINGS & EQUIPMENT-HORTICULTURE BLDG
Page 125
Dedication set for Saturday.
Feb. 17, 1954, 1:6
New home ec wing dedication
made.
Feb. 23, 1954, 1:1-2
Home ec landscaping plan includes
benches, bushes.
Apr. 24, 1957, 1:3-4
Remodeling now finished.
Dec. 1, 1966, 3:7
Building to receive new name.
Nov. 2, 1976, 8:3-6
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BUILDINGS AND EQUIPMENT (MILAM HALL)
Pathc news operator
films nursery folks.
Jan. 21, 1928, 1:7
College buys house for
home management work.
July 8, 1930, 2:1
Withycombe has new man
roomer.
Feb. 10, 1932, 2:3
Baby at Withycombe house
dies suddenly.
Nov. 10, 1932, 4:8
Football hero arrives;
babies from Waverly home
to stay at OSC.
Oct. 4, 1938, 1:2
HOME MANAGEMENT HOUSES
Practice house baby given publicity.
Feb. 13, 1924, 3:2
Twins take twins for ride.
Nov. 11, 1939, 1:4
College purchases new practice
house.
July 13, 1926, 1:2
Management house plans
abandoned due to high cost.
July - 13, 1948, 4:4
Second practice house will open
this term.
Oct. 1, 1926, 1:2
Children draw affection at
Withycomb and Kent.
Apr. 2, 1949, 1:5-6
Residence remodeled for home
management.
Oct. 23, 1926, 1:4
Kent house reopens for
home management.
Jan. 12, 1954, 1:3
Practice house twins perform for
movies like Hollywood stars.
Nov. 18, 1926, 4:4
HORSE CENTER
Center to be dedicated.
Oct. 19, 1972, 2:1
Paper uses pictures of management
houses.
Nov. 3„1927,1:1
HORTICULTURE BUILDING
- Horticulture building is
nearing completion.
Oct. 28, 1911, 1:5
Practice house babies featured in
new film of international news.
Jan. 12, 1928, 1:6
New buildings are completed.
Dec. 7, 1917, 4:1
BUILDINGS & EQUIPMENT-INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH BUILDING
Page 126
INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH BUILDING
Expansion plan to incorporate
research shop.
Nov. 9, 1945, 1:7
College erecting research building
at $185,000 price.
Dec. 12, 1946, 1:7
INDUSTRIAL ARTS BUILDING
New building started for industrial
arts.
Jan. 22, 1948, 4:6
INFIRMARY BUILDING
Infirmary remodeled.
Oct. 10, 1930, 1:1
Hospital's history shows many
benefits for students.
Jan. 24, 1931, 2:7
PWA grant to improve infirmary
building.
Sept. 21, 1938, 5:6
KIDDER HALL
Annual faculty dinner given by
Kidder Hall.
Apr. 19, 1929, 1:2
On 0.S.C. campus pathways.
Dec. 10, 1930, 2:7
Kidder Hall dark.
Sept. 23, 1932, 2:3
Kidder Hall relates tale of
slow death.
Jan. 26, 1933, 2:7
Vacant Kidder Hall presents
landmark for visiting alums.
Oct. 12, 1933, 1:2
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Colorful past found in Kidder Hall
history.
Jan. 12, 1934, 2:5
Old residence hall to be altered
for instructional unit.
Jan. 5, 1935, 1:3
Kidder Hall no longer echoes
to co-ed revels.
Feb. 19, 1935, 1:2
History of Kidder Hall brings
back dorm days.
Dec. 11, 1935, 1:6
Former dormitory used for
classes.
Jan. 7, 1936, 1:5
Old dormitory becomes center
for college art.
Jan. 11, 1936, 1:2-3
From students to soldiers to
art--that's quite a change, Kidder
Hall.
Nov. 11, 1948, 1:2-4
Old buildings get sprinkler
systems.
Aug. 17, 1964, 4:2
Controversy over specifications
halts OSU library conversion.
May 7, 1965, 3:6-9
Kidder Hall remodeling to be
finished by fall.
May 25, 1965, 3:6-9
LANGTON HALL
Langton Hall schedules tight
IM program.
Jan. 15, 1980, 1:1-6
LIBRARY BUILDING
Library moved to new home.
Nov. 6, 1918, 3:6
Library will install two floors
of stacks.
Oct. 29, 1929, 4:8
Aluminum chandelier finished for
library.
Oct. 31, 1929, 1:7
BUILDINGS & EQUIPMENT-LIGHTING SYSTEM
Page 127
New library wing to be built.
Mar. 26, 1940, 4:1
Library wing to double capacity.
Sept. 25, 1940, 6:4
Change in library expected soon.
Sept. 28, 1940, 1:2
Traver announces library completion
will be April 15.
Feb. 27, 1941, 2:1
Board grants funds for OSC building,
library, furnishing.
Nov. 2, 1945, 3:4
Redecoration takes place in OSC
library.
Jan. 28, 1949, 3:6
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Libe changes in last phase.
June 1, 1957, 1:6
Library bill ends travel through
legislature.
May 12, 1961, 1:1-3
Adams describes plans for library.
Mar. 9, 1962, 3:4-5
Library groundbreaking ceremony held.
May 2, 1962, 1:1
Tree removal necessary.
May 8, 1962, 2:1-2
Plans formed for library's interior;
Taysom to make bronze screening.
July 30, 1962, 3:3-4
Entire Oregon state library to have
open stacks.
Sept. 25, 1963, 5:4-9
Legislator questions need for OSU's
library "patio".
Nov. 21, 1963, 1:8-9
OSU library dedication
set.
May 6, 1964, 1:4
Ag hall and old library
to be remodeled; buildings
to accommodate faculty,
students.
July 27, 1964, 3:2-4
Fountain expected to
bubble by fall.
Aug. 11, 1965, 1:5
William Jasper Kerr library
will receive added wing.
Oct. 30, 1965, 4:5-8
New computer installation
set at Kerr library.
Mar. 8, 1967, 4:6
Addition to Kerr library
announced today.
Sept. 30, 1969, 2:5
Due to building moratorium,
library additon delayed.
Feb. 25, 1970, 1:1-3
Library photocopying may
cease if Congress passes
new bill.
Nov. 10, 1975, 1:3-6
LIGHTING SYSTEM
New light system slated for
campus.
May 28, 1930,1:6
College pays big bill to
illuminate campus.
Apr. 10, 1931, 1:8
More lighting underway.
Oct. 31, 1936, 1:3
Library lighting menace
to eyesight.
Jan. 19, 1937, 2:1 (editorial)
BUILDINGS & EQUIPMENT-LIGHTING SYSTEM
Page 128
Campus street lights out due to 'fault'
Dec. 7, 1943, 1:7
OSC lighting system fixed, walk laid.
Sept. 20, 1944, 1:1
English students, dancers perplexed
by power failure.
Nov. 14, 1946, 1:5-6
Street lighting due.
Nov. 2, 1949, 1:1
Stone step vanishes under
gruelling test with leather
wearers.
Apr. 24, 1925, 2:3
MEMORIAL UNION
Proposed building carries.
May 20, 1921, 1:5
Union building approved.
Oct. 11, 1921, 1:2
Lower campus to get lights.
Oct. 13, 1953, 1:5
Alumni will back student
memorial.
June 5, 1923, 1:6
MCALEXANDER FIELDHOUSE
Armory building given new name, new look.
Nov. 17, 1970, 3:1-3
Memorial union to be separate.
Dec. 13, 1923, 4:1
Universal gym use open to all students.
Nov. 30, 1971, 12:1
Fieldhouse gets facelift.
Sept. 26, 1974, 43:2-3
MALL APARTMENTS
Chimney fire fails to worry local
firemen.
Mar. 11, 1947, 1:4
Mall apartments to be razed.
Feb. 10, 1961, 1:1-5
Mall compartments to be removed.
Oct. 13, 1961, 1:8
MEATS LABORATORY
Meats laboratory to be built here.
Nov. 22, 1966, 1:2
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Wing to be added to M.E. building.
Oct. 7, 1958, 1:4
Data and structure of the new
Mechanical Building.
Oct. 19, 1907, 1:5
Memorial union building
will be fitting tribute to men
of O.A.C. who saw service in
war.
May 9, 1924, 1:3
Notes signed by graduating
group.
May 15, 1924, 1:4
Memorial union roll of honor.
Jan. 21, 1925, 1:1
All bars released from student
fund solicitors.
Jan. 24, 1925, 1:6
Campaign goes over top in
Memorial Union drive.
Jan. 27, 1925, 1:6
Plans for first floor of
Memorial union building embody
facilities for expression of
student life and activities.
Jan. 27, 1925, 3:2
Plaque will hang in student
building.
Jan. 27, 1925, 3:3
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BUILDINGS & EQUIPMENT-MEMORIAL UNION CON'T
Page 129
Architect will visit memorial buildings.
Apr. 10, 1925, 4:2
Sketches of building submitted by
Thomas.
Nov. 6, 1925, 1:6
Memorial board recommends site.
Dec. 12, 1925, 1:1
Site chosen for Union structure.
Jan. 8, 1926, 1:5
History of Memorial Union narrated
in conversation.
Feb. 5, 1926, 1:2
Student building drawing changed.
Feb. 9, 1926, 1:1
B.F. Irvine sways crowd at special
convocation.
Mar. 4, 1926, 1:1
Freshmen pledge $49,000 opening day
of Union drive.
Mar. 5, 1926, 1:4
The battle is won.
Mar. 9, 1926, 2:1 (editorial)
Memorial union book of vellum and bronze
will preserve names.
M ar. 31, 1926, 4:1
Inscription to appear on
Memorial building.
Jan. 5, 1928, 1:3
Inscription contest draws
few entries.
Jan. 28, 1928, 1:2
Barber's union issues protest.
Feb. 3, 1928, 1:5
5000 building stones to be
manufactured for Memorial
Union.
Mar. 13, 1928, 3:4
Large American elms near
Memorial union beautify
landscape.
May 19, 1928, 1:3
Cornerstone to be placed by
Hon. J.K. Weatherford.
June 2, 1928, 1:6
Barber shop opens in
Memorial Union.
Oct. 16, 1928, 1:6
Cast bronze entrance of
Union considered one of best
on coast.
Oct. 17, 1928, 1:4
Governing board approves plans.
Dec. 2, 1926, 1:3
Lights on M.U. dome to shine
for dances.
Oct. 26, 1928, 1:6
Workmen start preliminary excavating
for construction in campus west quadrangle.
May 5, 1927, 1:1
New union rule permits
smoking.
Oct. 26, 1928, 1:7
Construction started on student
memorial.
May 6, 1927, 1:6
Furnishings arrive for
Memorial Union.
Nov. 10, 1928, 1:4
Portland bond firm advertises college.
Oct. 29, 1927, 5:1
Governor to give dedicatory
talk.
May 9, 1929, 1:4
Beaver features memorial union.
Dec. R, 1927, 1:1
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Officials come for dedication.
May 21, 1929, 1:1
Tax exemption secured.
Apr. 10, 1931, 1:5
Union dedication event of today.
June 1, 1929, 1:1
Western Union establishes
office on campus.
Sept. 29, 1931, 1:3
Numerous events listed for Union
dedication.
Jun 1, 1929, 4:1
All state joins in Memorial Union
dedication today.
June 1, 1929, 4:2
New fountain opens in basement of
M.U. to satiate students.
Sept. 27, 1929, 1:5
Unknowns invade campus with brushes
and paint.
Nov. 13, 1929, 1:7
Blame placed for vandalism.
Nov. 14, 1929, 1:2
Paint smearers severely fined.
Dec. 5, 1929, 1:6
War-relics showcase gift of
Corvallis man.
Oct. 22, 1931, 2:6
Memorial Union lesing
popularity says report.
Jan. 19, 1932, 1:7
Painting of Dr. Arnold
given Memorial Union.
Oct. 12, 1933, 1:6
Herbarium will be in M.U.
basement.
Jan. 19, 1934, 1:2
Banners commemorate Oregon
State soldiers.
Nov. 15, 1934, 1:3
Booklet published on Memorial Union.
Nov. 15, 1930, 5:1
Beckendorf building miniature
ballroom.
Mar. 1, 1935, 2:5
Memorial Union booklet wins nationwide praise.
Dec. 12, 1930, 1:4
Memorial Union plans include
formal garden.
Oct. 11, 1935, 1:2
Tribute to sacrifices of motherhood in
Memorial Union lounge.
Jan. 15, 1931, 2:7
M.U. board discusses new
complaints filed.
Oct. 18, 1935, 4:3
Globe in M.U. main lounge symbolical
of purpose of room.
Jan. 17, 1931, 2:6
M.U. cornerstone reveales
treasures.
Nov. 8, 1935, 3:6
Decision in IT.U. pledge test case
expected today.
Mar. 31, 1931, 1:8
John's shine parlor has
OSC picture collection.
Dec. 3, 1935, 1:7-8
M.U. wins suit in circuit court
against M. Long.
Apr. 1, 1931, 1:1
Memorial Union gets art work.
Feb. 11, 1936, 1:6
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M'Alexander bust presented to OSC.
Aug. 5-11, 1936, 1:6
New box shrubbery, lawns, walks, lend
additional beauty to Oregon State's
famous Memorial Union•.
Aug. 18, 1936, 1:5-6
Art metal candelabra placed in M.U.
building.
Nov. 18, 1936, 4:3
John's M.U. shoe shine parlor described
in Oregon Journal by Hope Chamberlain.
Jan. 12, 1938, 4:3
Ballroom scheduled for reconstruction.
Jan. 10, 1939, 1:8
Remodeling delay caused by failure to
get PWA grant.
May 5, 1939, 1:4
220 rhododendrons encompass M.U.
May 6, 1939, 4:1
Architect will offer remodeling plans.
Jan. 19, 1940, 4:4
M.U. improvements authorized.
Udr. 26, 1940, 1:5
Open house originates from half-time
interval.
Apr. 17, 1940, 4:5
Memorial Union maple floors
used first in 1928; formal
tonight differs from original
dance.
Oct. 24, 1941, 1:3
Allworth tells history,
purposes of M.U.
Feb. 11, 1942, 1:3
Old John integral part of
M.U. since 1930.
Feb. 12, 1942, 1:6
Oregon's Memorial, poem by
Edwin T. Reed.
Feb. 13, 1942, 3:5
A thief and a sneak...
Oct. 30, 1942, 2:1
M.U. building built following
war armistice.
Jan. 28, 1944, 3:1
Memorial Union now redecorated.
Apr. 14, 1944, 1:6
New office dedicated for
Oregon State war board, red
cross.
May 16, 1944, 1:2
Filers to be closed.
June 27, 1944, 1:2
Ventilating unit new addition in
remodeled M.U.
Oct. 11, 1940, 1:5
M .U.
Engineers find wiring inadequate in
ballroom.
Nov. 26, 1940, 1:3
Paintings.
Nov. 2, 1945, 2:4
'Old John' moves to new location in
M.U. building.
Nov. 30, 1940, 6:3
Jap war trophies displayed in
Apr. 24, 1945, 4:4
Placard announces card-playing
ban at Eilers ccikeryi
Nov. 27, 1945,-3:2
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Eilers fountain closes for lack
of supplies.
June 18, 1946, 3:2
Face of Memorial Union gets
brand new lifting.
July 9, 1951, 4:3-4
Blow shatters M.U. door glass.
Dec. 10, 1946, 1:2
Union becomes living symbol.
Jan. 31, 1952, 2:1-3 (editorial)
Eilers to undergo expansion; material
shortages delay job.
Dec. 10, 1946, 1:3
Memorial Union history told,
services explained.
Feb. 9, 1952, 1:5-6
School spirit built M.U.!
Feb. 8, 1947, 2:1 (editorial)
Paintings, flags, display
brighten halls of M.U.
Jan. 10, 1953, 2:6-7
Allworth asks M.U. building's
rededication.
Feb. 27, 1947, 1:6
Eilers' fountain to remain open.
June 17, 1947, 3:3
Faithful M.U. rug gives up
ghost after 26 years.
Feb. 2, 1955, 3:5
M.U. expansion given architect
by State Board.
Arid students rush M.U. fountains
gush.
Oct. 17, 1947, 1:4
M.U. purchases old style piano.
Apr. 5, 1957, 2:7
Direct wire from M.U. used by
newspapers.
Jan. 31, 1948, 1:2
M.U. game room to get player
piano.
Apr. 17, 1957, 3:6
M.U. history reveals undergrads as
orignators establishers.
Feb. 20, 1948, 2:6
Activity center given to M.U.
May 24, 1957, 1:1
M.U. building won approval of committee
June 2, 1923,
Feb. 21, 1948, 2:6
M.U. floor and juke box available for
dancing.
Apr. 21, 1948, 1:2
Waterproof solution applied to M.U.
pillars.
Sept. 22, 1948, 1:1
New furniture added to M.U.
Oct. 9, 1948, 1:6
Fires appear in-M.U. as Christmas nears.
Dec. 7, 1948, 1:6
M.U. receives national merit.
May 14, 1949, 1:1-2
M.U. coffee shop open in
west end.
June 30, 1958, 4:1
Remodeling done in Memorial
Union.
Aug. 4, 1958, 5:2
Student dream inspires plan
for memorial.
Nov. 22, 1958, 3:3
M.U. celebrates 30th birthday.
Nov. 22, 1958, 4:1-3
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Ground tested for M.U. wings.
Apr. 4, 1959, 1:7
Changes in concourse.
Jan. 16, 1964, 2:1-3
Memorial Union is enlarged.
Oct. 31, 1959, 7:4
Flags return to concourse
following short absence.
May 28, 1964, 3:1-3
Large beams added to M.U.
Nov. 14, 1959, 1:9
M.U. centers campus life.
Jan. 15, 1960, 4:4
Winged Victory.
Sept. 27, 1960, 2:1-3
Bowling alley in M.U. opened
officially Oct. 3
Oct. 5, 1960, 1:6
New buildings in use; three others
under way.
Oct. 28, 1960, 4:1:4
$60,000 planned for M.U. changes.
Mar. 8, 1961, 1:8-9
First Friday Variety
scheduled today in M.U.
ballroom; Stewart Holmes to
MC.
Oct. 16, 1964, 1:3-5
M.U. property transfer is
topic of corporate meeting
Thursday.
Dec. 9, 1964, 1:6-8
Rental gallery re-opening set.
Apr. 15, 1965, 1:6
Quad landscape altered by
nature.
Oct. 20, 1967, 3:6.
M.U. ditto services set prices, rules.
July 17, 1961, 3:4
Hostile countries often
lose flags.
Jan. 20, 1967, 4:5
Thai flag added.
July 17, 1961, 4:2
M.U. damaged by vandalism.
Apr. 17, 1968, 1:8
109 flags hang in M.U. concourse.
Mar. 8, 1962, 1:3
Memorial Union Board of
Directors restricts government
recruiting.
Oct. 9, 1968, 1:5-7
Burglary and looting hit Oregon State
on weekend.
Mar. 6, 1963, 1:7-9
Major Allworth to retire after 38 years
as M.U. director.
May 17, 1963, 1:1-4
Memorial Union lounge now has old
'OSU passion pit' problem.
Nov. 22, 1963, 5:6
M.U. receives two new flags for
collection.
Jan. 10, 1964, 4:3-8
M.U. receives flags.
Nov. 15, 1968, 3:1-3
'Frustration' keyed full-page
M.U. ad.
Nov. 13, 1969, 1:1-4
M.U. considers contraceptive
vending machines.
Nov. 21, 1969, 1:1-5
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Sweet asks extension of closing hours;
M.U. may stay open until 3 a.m. nightly.
May 29, 1970, 2:2-5
Walkway being enclosed in M.U.
July 9, 1970, 3:3-4
M.U. expansion plans outlined.
Mar. 4, 1971, 1:1-2
Females' area open to men.
May 3, 1972, 2:3
Women's lounge goes coed.
Sept. 29, 1972, 6:3-5
M.U. expansion may include Snell.
Feb. 20, 1973, 5:1-6
M.U. closes for first time over
Christmas.
Dec. 4, 1873, 28, 1-5
M.U. renovation ends phase II,
pia e III_plans repairs, begins.
Fd. b. 7, 1979, 7:1-c
see also
STUDENT ACTIVITY CENTER
MERRYFIELD HALL
New research building
honors OSU professor.
Sept. 21, 1978, 17:1-6
MILAN HALL
Building to receive new
name.
Nov. 2, 1976, 8:3-6
MINES BUILDING
Mine building bid here
soon.
Mar. 27, 1912, 1:1
Memorial Union celebrates 50th
anniversary:Those were the days.
Apr. 12, 1974, 8:1-6, 9:1-6
The new Mining building
will be completed and ready
for occupancy by September 1st.
Apr. 3, 1912, 1:1
Memorial plaque remains void of entire
honor list.
Apr. 16, 1974, 9:4-6
MUSEUM BUILDING
Museum building.
Apr. 10, 1936, 2:1
M.U. celebration gets national play.
Nov. 5, 1974, 2:1-2
Museum remodeled; capacity
now 1000.
Sept. 22, 1948, 1:6
TV system gives M.U. activity information.
May 14, 1976, 3:4-6
New look for bookstore begins;
basement undergoes remodeling.
July 11, 1978, 1:1-6
Welcome to homecoming 1978; 50th
anniversary, fall celebration, events
schedule.
Nov. 10, 1978, 1:1-6
Anniversary plus homecoming equals a
successful week.
Nov. 13, 1978, 3:1-3
Reconstruction of musuem
to increase capacity.
Sept. 24, 1948, 2:4-5
Remodeling plans OK'd;
Museum gets new home; actors
musiciains benefit.
Jan. 6, 1950, 1:1-2
Roof raising work underway.
July 31, 1950, 4:3
Origin of campus building
names unknown to majority
of students.
Nov. 25, 1942, 2:7
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NAMES
Campus building names.
Apr. 29, 1964, 2:1-2
New nuclear reactor now
operating here.
Apr. 5, 1967, 1:6
OSU campus buildings named for
past figures.
May 8, 1964, 4:3-5
NURSERY
Nursery added to OSC.
Oct. 12, 1954, 1:6
New names to be bestowed upon 4
campus buildings.
Aug 3, 1964, 1:2-3
OAK CREEK BRIDGE
OSC to contruct Oak
Creek bridge.
Oct. 15, 1958, 1:2
Buildings get different titles.
Sept. 22, 1965, 6:3
Seven OSU buildings will have new
names.
Sept. 30, 1965, 1:5-6
OCEANOGRAPHY BUILDING
$500,000 gift given by
NSF for building.
Mar. 6, 1962, 1:6
What's in a name?
Oct. 6, 1965, 2:1-3
Oceanography building area
landscaping is permanent.
Jan. 10, 1964, 1:6-7
Six campus buildings have names
changed.
May 3, 1966, 1:2-3
Oceanography dedication
today; Hatfield to speak.
Nov. 5, 1964, 1:8-9
Campus by Clarence.
Aug. 10, 1966, 2:3
Oceanography building
dedicated.
Nov. 5, 1964, 2:1-3
Six buildings receive new names.
Sept. 23, 1966, 1:4
Campus buildings get 2 names.
Nov. 1, 1972, 11:1-2
Name approval given to nine buildings.
Sept. 20, 1973, 33:1-6
Buildings to bear leader names.
Apr. 12, 1974, 10:5-6
$676,000 oceanography
building dedicated on campus
yesterday.
Nov. 6, 1964, 1:1-4
New oceanography building
is both modern and diversified.
Nov. 6, 1964, 4:1-9
NUCLEAR REACTOR BUILDING
Funds approved for new reactor.
June 30, 1965, 1:4-5
PALEONTOLOGY LABORATORY
Art students, museum curator
groups vie for lab building
space.
Mar. 6, 1973, 13:1-6
$1 million OSU reactor set for 1967
operation.
Aug 11, 1965, 2:4-5
PEAVY HALL
Central selects Peavy.
Feb. 7, 1947, 1:5
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Building name proposal told as
Peavy hall.
Jan. 23, 1968, 5:1
Peavy to be dedicated.
Feb. 2, 1972, 2:2
Activities of Oregon State's
physical plant include
construction, remodeling projects.
Aug. 3, 1964, 3:1-3
See also
PEAVY ARBORETUM
The mysterious case of the
phantom footnote.
Jan. 31, 1978, 1:2-6
PHARMACY BUILDING
Buildings will be formally opened.
Feb. 11, 1925, 1:4
Cold day activities planned
to remind about conservation.
Jan. 5, 1979, 6:1-4
New pharmacy building to be dedicated
today.
July 8, 1925, 1:1
Heating oil delivery truck
spills fuel on campus.
Jan. 10, 1979, 1:1-6
Pharmacy building dates from 1922.
Feb. 11, 1941, 2:4
Oil clean-up more than
expected.
Jan. 11, 1979, 3:1-4
Architect is selected for construction
job.
Dec. 6, 1960, 3:1-2
Pharmacy building additon.
Apr. 4, 1963, 1:2-6
Pharmacy addition and renovation in
double teaching area; facilities due
in June 1966.
Aug. 4, 1965, 3:1-4
Pharmacy building adds; remodels
present facilities.
Dec. 8, 1965, 6:6-7
PHYSICAL PLANT
New physical plant warehouse
completed,
Jan. 15, 1948, 4:2
Offices moved to Benton.
Sept. 28, 1949, 1:8
OSC physical plant closes off footpath.
Oct. 27, 1953, 3:4
Relocation plans made for plant.
Aug. 3, 1964, 1:1
OSU finds electric carts
useful, two more orders.
Mar. 2, 1979, 7:1-6
Energy cutbacks save $2
million over seven years.
Sept. 20, 1979, 8:1
University uses computer to
monitor energy usage.
Oct. 16, 1979, 1:3-6
Break causes blackout.
Jan. 15, 1980, 3:5-6
OSU's energy saving programs
awarded prize.
Aug. 5, 1980, 8:1-6
PHYSICS BUILDING
$15,000 granted for building
plan.
July 25, 1955, 3:2
New buildings use life
slab construction.
Oct. 22, 1958, 3:6-7
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Floor slippage delays OSC building
5 weeks.
Nov. 14, 1958, 3:1-2
Physics-them building has modern
facilities.
Jan. 15, 1960, 4:1-2
New construction method used on new
building.
Nov. 19, 1960, 4:1-3
Science dedication scheduled.
Oct. 18, 1962, 1:5-7
Science building to be dedicated.
Oct. 23, 1962, 1:3-7
Dedication ceremonies.
Oct. 26, 1962, 2:1-3
Space science degrees discouraged
by Newell.
Nov. 1, 1962, 1:7-9
Physics-them greenhouse serves
important function.
Feb. 27, 1965, 5:6-7
Minor but extensive damage caused by
phys-chemistry fire.
May 18, 1965, 1:4-5
After 9-30-65
see
BUILDINGS AND EQUIPMENT (WENIGER HALL)
PLANT BIOLOGY LABRATORY
New biology lab dedicated here.
Sept. 23, 1966, 4:8
PLAYHOUSE
Air conditioning unit placed in
playhouse.
Mar. 9, 1956, 1:1
Sprinkling system now in Mitchell
playhouse.
Feb. 17, 1965, 1:3-4
POULTRY BUILDING
Large incubator is installed
in callege experimetal celler.
Feb. 7, 1923, 4:1
Brooder is installed.
Apr. 15, 1925, 2:6
Group inspects new structure.
Nov. 2, 1927, 1:1
Poultry plant complete.
Dec. 5, 1929, 4:6
Building completed.
Dec. 7, 1929, 4:8
Fire destroys turkeys,
barns.
Apr. 27, 1955, 2:5-6
After 9-30-65
see
BUILDINGS AND EQUIPMENT
(DRYDEN HALL)
POWER SUPPLY
Baro story saves campus
power supply.
Oct. 3, 1951, 1:4
PRESIDENT'S OFFICE
President not to go into
offices in M.U.
Mar. 12, 1931, 4:2
PRINTING PLANT
University press "one
of a kind".
Oct. 29, 1979, 3:1-6
QUONSET HUTS
Campus quonset huts for
temporary use may ease classrooms.
Feb. 8, 1946, 4:7
Two emergency huts now
ready.
Oct. 22, 1946, 1:1
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Hut Q-A symbol of progress.
Oct. 26, 1946, 2:1
Huts near home ec. to be moved soon.
Feb. 8, 1952, 1:1
RADIATION CENTER
Two new buildings to be started
soon.
Jan. 16, 1963, 1:9
RECREATION
Construction begins on spring sports
complex.
May 2, 1973, 6:3-6
ROGERS HALL
Seven OSU buildings will have new
names.
Sept. 30, 1965, 1:5-6
New engineering building finished;
Rogers hall to satisfy space need.
Jan. 20, 1968, 3:1-4
RUGBY FIELD
Stuck.
Apr. 12, 1967, 2:1
SCIENCE BUILDING
Old chemistry building will be
remodeled.
Oct. 29, 1938, 1:7
Electric scoreboard loaned
Varsity "0" for Saturday game.
Oct. 18, 1922, 1:4
Unique hoard to show grid
plays.
Oct. 2, 1924, 1:3
Varsity "0" men plan for
scoreboard dance.
Oct. 6, 1927, 1:4
SHEPARD HALL
Shepard hall to be opened.
Dec. 22, 1908, 1:3
Shepard hall now dedicated.
Jan. 12, 1909, 1:5
Shepard hall center of
student activity.
May 1, 1914, 3:3
Y.M.C.A. is at work;
swimming pool remodeled.
Nov. 2, 1917, 4:4
Shepard hall becomes mecca
for women only.
May 28, 1919, 8:4
Co-eds will use Shepard hall
as woman's building.
Apr. 8, 1921, 1:4
Large calibre bullets found in
old concrete.
Jan. 21, 1939, 1:5
Shepard hall open to all.
Feb. 10, 1022, 1:2
Europe's war affects reconstruction
here.
Dec. 8, 1939, 1:2
Shepard hall has regular
hostess.
Feb. 24, 1922, 3:1
Rebuilding work on education hall
completion scheduled next month.
Dec. 12, 1939, 1:1
Shepard hall opens as
hostess house.
Sept. 21, 1922, 4:1
SCOREBOARD
Scoreboard to flash returns.
Nov. 12, 1920, 1:4
Girls' tank improved.
Oct. 9, 1924, 3:3
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Shepard hall named in memory of
social service worker of "Y".
Feb. 19, 1925, 4:2
Time-stained records of Y.M.C.A.
located in Shepard hall book.
May 11, 1926, 4:3
Shepard hall again selected home for
campus Y.M.C.A.
Sept. 28, 1927, 1:4
Y.M.C.A. resumes quarters intended
for organization.
Oct. 6, 1927, 1:4
Crumly, Dann, tell life of Shepard
at holiday "Y" meet.
Jan. 6, 1932, 1:5
"01 swimmin' hole" of greyish
cement deserted for tile.
Feb. 13, 1937, 3:7
Shepard hall work started; completion
set.
May 23, 1940, 1:2
Familiar Shepard hall has seen
better days.
Jan. 30, 1948, 1:6
Shepard hall built as student
union.
Nov. 23, 1948, 1:8
Shepard hall basement day room
offers sanctuary to commuters.
Feb. 23, 1950, 1:5-7
"Squeeze play" seems Shepard hall
fate.
Jan. 25, 1955, 2:7-8
Ancient swim pool found in Shepard.
Oct. 20, 1956, 2:4
Shepard hall boasts unique history.
Mar. 3, 1975, 6:3-6
SNELL HALL
Remodeling of Snell hall
being planned.
May 18, 1973, 11:1-6
Snell remodeling to being
soon.
Jan. 14, 1975, 3:5-6
6:5-6
After 1976 see
MEMORIAL UNION FAST
SOCIAL SCIENCE HALL
Social science hall new
home for lower division
classes; pastel walls,
other special faciltites
approach completion.
Oct. 27, 1951, 1:2-6
STADIUM
Athletic stadium is under
construction.
Sopt. 30, 1924, 4:3
New grandstand ready
for game.
Oct. 30, 1924, 3:1
Alumni choose nine
directors for stadiur.
Mar. 1, 1950, 1:1
Stadium booster.
Nov. 14, 1953, 3:1-2
Development plans ordered
for stadium.
Nov. 7, 1958, 6:5
OSU's Parker stadium
sees summer growth.
Oct. 12, 1967, 1:4
Stadium receives fresh
Astro turf.
July 11, 1974, 8:1-3
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STATUARY
Love of game alone exemplified by
statue "The Competitor."
Jan. 23, 1931, 2:7
SWITEING POOLS
Water in swimming pools changed once
during whole year.
May 29, 1931, 1:5
Modern pool nearly ready.
Nov. 20, 1964, 1:5
TELEPHONES
College telephone exchange installed.
Oct. 14, 1919, 4:1
Phones to be replaced.
Feb. 20, 1947, 1:2
New telephone system slated for OSU
campus.
May 28, 1965, 1:1-4
TELEVISION
New buildings cause move.
Sept. 25, 1957, 1:1
TENNIS COURTS
Tennis courts are added.
Oct. 2, 1923, 1:4
Ancient tennis courts to meet
day of doom.
Oct. 1, 1926, 1:3
Prayers answered in 16 new courts.
May 30, 1936, 1:6
Building fees survey
Students give tennis court top
priority.
May 9, 1978, 1:1-6
THEATRE
New stage curtain nears completion.
Oct. 24, 1928, 1:6
New theatre, music studio
to be completed next fall.
May 18, 1950, 1:3-4
College Thespians find own
theatre at last.
Sept 20, 1950, 2:1-2
VETERINARY BUILDING
New buildings are completed.
Dec. 7, 1917, 4:1
VETERINARY DIAGNOSTIC
LABORATORY
Veterinary lab opens
construction bidding.
Nov. 29., 1960, 1:2-4
VETERINARY MEDICINE BUILDING
New veterinary barn
officially accepted.
Dec. 13. 1929, 1:3
Art pieces chosen for Vet
building.
May 11, 1979, 3:1-6
Vet medicine building sports
relief sculpture.
Nov. 9, 1979, 9:1-6
Completion of Vet-Med
building on time.
Jan. 17, 1980, 7:1-4
VETERINARY HOSPITAL-CLINIC
Designs approved for Vet
hospital.
May 2, 1978, 6:1-2
WALDO HALL
Hall club organized.
Apr. 13, 1920, 4:2
Waldo parlors remodeled.
Oct. 11, 1921, 3:3
Cafeteria will be located
in Waldo.
Apr. 12, 1924, 2:1
BUILDINGS & EQUIPMENT-WHISTLE
Page 141
Co-ed's habitations used to house men
during World War.
Mar. 3, 1928, 4:2
Girls at Waldo enjoy new lighting
system.
Apr. 3, 1937, 1:4
Co-eds show delight at Waldo renovation.
Oct. 4, 1939, 1:7
New song written.
Nov. 14, 1942, 1:7
Waldo undergoes immediate remodel
for women housing.
Feb. 22, 1946, 1:7
-Hall's face lifted, lounge redecorated.
Oct. 28, 1952, 3:3
Waldo co-eds in uproar over sun
bathing rule.
Apr. 23, 1954, 1:4-5
Work on "Circle" nears completion.
Mar. 5, 1957, 1:8
Corner stone for Waldo hall was
laid fifty years ago.
Oct. 9, 1957, 2:5-6
Waldo hall no longer to be dormitory;
may be used as temporary math home.
May 7, 1964, 2:1-3
Waldo hall: age 68 and still standing.
Oct. 1, 1965, 3:3-4
Waldo hall unlocks the secret of
hidden tunnel.
Sept. 26, 1973, 3:1-4
Agriculture, Waldo halls: is
renovation worthwhile?
Jan. 11, 1978, 8:4-6
9:1-3
Waldo hall- uncertain fate.
Dec. 6, 1978, 1:1-4
WATER SYSTEM
Water main.
July 25, 1968, 3:2
WAYNE VALLEY FIELD
State board okays Valley
track designation.
May 23, 1975, 15:3-6
WEATHERFORD HALL
Weatherford hall reaches
30th birthday next fall.
Mar. 13, 1959, 2:5-6
OSU dormitory awaits plans
for remodeling.
Apr. 25, 1967, 3:5
Weatherford remodeled.
July 21, 1970, 2:3
WENIGER HALL
Seven OSU buildings will
have new names.
Sept. 30, 1965, 1:5-6
OSU physics-chemistry
building gets sixth floor
addition soon.
Oct. 12, 1965, 3:3-5
Bomb hoax threatens
Weniger hall.
Feb. 1, 1980, 1:3-6
WHISTLE
Mystery of the college
whistle is now solved.
Feb. 1, 1921, 4:1
College whistle often
source of consternation.
Nov. 6, 1931, 2:7
3-tone chime whistle to
replace old model.
Oct. 19, 1934, 1:1
BUILDINGS & EQUIPMENT-WHISTLE
Page 142
"Grandfather's clock" blows OSC
whistles.
Nov. 19, 1938, 1:3
Withycombe hall razing
scheduled this spring.
Jan. 11, 1966, 5:5-7
"Grandfather's clock operates whistle.
May 17, 1941, 3:4
Withycombe remodel plans ok'd.
Jan. 1 T4, 1975, 5:3-6
Automatic clock operates whistle.
May 17, 1941, 3:4
WOMEN'S BUILDING
Friezes being made for new
gymnasium.
Apr. 22, 1925, 4:4
WILKINSON HALL
Buildings to bear leader names.
Apr. 12, 1974, 10:5-6
Geologists to dedicate bldg.
Apr. 18, 1974, 2:5-6
WITHYCOMBE HALL
Dairy building result of extensive
planning.
July 30, 1951, 3:1
New college buildings fill space
requirements brought on by expansion of
OSC departments.
July 30, 1941, 3:1-3
New gymnasium for women open.
Jan. 5, 1926, 1:1
Co-eds will acquire grace in
new women's gymnasium.
Fortieth building nears completion.
Feb. 27, 1926, 3:3
O.A.C. women's gymnasium
considered best in United States.
Oct. 5, 1926, 1:3
Two buildings new on campus.
Sept 19, 1951, 1:7
Dedication of new building
feature of program today.
May 7, 1927, 1:3
Departments occupy new Withycombe Hall.
Jan. 12, 1952, 1:1-2
Dedication given by Dr. Williams.
May 10, 1927, 1:5
Dedication plans complete for new
Withycombe hall.
May 24, 1952, 1:1-2
Dr. Seen clarifies donation
statement.
Jan. 25, 1946, 4:3
Withycombe house greets baby today.
Sept 30, 1952, 1:8
Hidden artwork on campus
structures.
Feb. 21, 1978, 8:1-6
Withycombe dairy bar offers a wide
variety of products.
Feb. 26, 1958, 2:8-9
Dairy bar popular with students; offers
a variety of products.
May 19, 1964, 3:1-3
WROUGHT IRON
Hand-wrought art metal accents
college buildings; wooden mosiacs
to be made.
Oct. 7, 1936, 1:5
BUSINESS
TECHNOLOGY, SCHOOL OF
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BUNYAN, PAUL
Legendary blue ox used in mural plan.
Dec. 1, 1953, 3:6
BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY CLUB
B &I students organize club.
Mar. 8, 1946, 1:2
BURGLARIES
see
CRIMES (ROBBERIES)
BUSINESS AND TECHNOLOGY CLUB
Job placement program begun
by B & T school.
May 12, 1949, 1:2
BURTNER, JOHN
Original OSC bell given to college.
Oct. 12, 1949, 1:7-8
BUSES
New bus aids students.
Apr. 2, 1979, 8:1-2
Grey rabbit bus service chases away
the "bus ride blues".
June 24, 1980, 5:1-6
12:1-2
Commuter bus almost stops short of
O.S.U.
July 8, 1980, 3:1-4
Transit route established for
Corvallis citizens.
Aug. 5, 1980, 3:1-4
BUSINESS, SCHOOL OF
Health care program here is NW's only.
Apr. 3,1978, 3:1-4
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, DEPARTMENT OF
AIESCEC chapter to begin at OSU.
Oct. 15, 1963, 1:1-2
Business ad degree due.
Dec. 11, 1964, 1:4-6
Business study now availble in the
Netherlands.
Jan. 26, 1965, 5:3
New business degree draws 22
candidates.
Nov. 11, 1965, 2:4-5
Business school sets new minors.
Feb. 10, 1966, 1:5-6
B & T club to publish paper,
plan retreat.
Apr. 25, 1951, 1:8
BUSINESS & TECHNOLOGY PLACEMENT
SERVICE
Service gets low response.
Jan. 13, 1966, 3:6
BUSINESS & TECHNOLOGY, SCHOOL OF
Practical degree business
course allotted O.S.C.
June 22, 1943, 1:4
Business and technolgoy school
passed at OSC.
Feb. 27, 1948, 1:1
State board vote alters B & I
status.
Feb. 28, 1948, 1:1
B & T school is accredited and
recognized as outstanding.
May 17, 1960, 1:8
B & T given top rating in natior
Oct. 28, 1960, 1:8
B & T to publish new
quarterly.
Sept. 25, 1963, 9:9
Dean Maser to step down;
effective at year's end.
Oct. 9, 1964, 1:8-9
B & T magazine production due.
Dec. 2, 1964, 1:9
BUSINESS OFFICE
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BUSINESS OFFICE
Unique system will return breakage
fees.
May 29, 1937, 1:3
CAMP ADAIR
Naval hospital to open
in March.
Jan. 5, 1945, 1:1
Bad checks to cost.
Sept. 26, 1972, 2:1
Now it's anchors aweigh
to Corvallis, Port of disembarkation.
Jan. 30, 1945, 1:1
BUTLER, MAJOR GENERAL
A new police system.
May 29, 1931, 2:2
BUTTER AND ICECREAM MAKERS' ASSN.
see
OREGON BUTTER AND ICECREAM MAKERS'
ASSN.
CAP HOUSE
see
COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAM OF
CORVALLIS
CAFETERIA
Cafeteria to operate during summer
school.
June 10, 1919, 2:3
Cafeteria serves 200 persons daily.
Nov. 14, 1919, 1:4
Are co-eds foo shy to use cafeteria.
Dec. 12, 1919, 2:4
CALENDAR
see
COLLEGE CALENDAR
CAMERA CLUB
Camera club contest will provide
name.
Nov. 5, 1948, 1:1
M.U. camera club opens exhibit
room.
Oct. 14, 1952, 1:4
see also
"FOCUS"
From open fields to army
camp to student homes.
Nov. 20, 1947, 1:6
Camp Adair land seekers must
file priorities shortly.
Dec. 2, 1947, 4:4
OSC classes replace military
training at Camp Adair lands.
Feb. 18, 1956, 6:6
47 Camp Adair buildings put
up for bidders.
Oct. 20, 1956, 1:1
Adair building use post poned.
Jan. 13, l9b0, 1:2
Adair Bomarc project
officially terminated.
Apr. 6, 1960, 3:5-6
Governor inspects Bomarc
site, hopes to find use for
facility.
Apr. 9, 1960, 2:7-9
After 2-28-66
see
ADAIR AIR FORCE BASE
CAMPUS
Page -145
CAMPAIGNS FOR FUNDS
All campus chest to replace past charity
drives.
Oct. 2, 1947, 1:7
BATTLESHIP "OREGON"
Battleship "Oregon" drive opens Monday.
Feb. 12, 1938, 1:8
It takes cold cash.
Feb. 12, 1938, 2:2 (editorial)
Oregon State "Oregon" fund totals
$354.
Feb. 18, 1938, 1:3
CHINESE RELIEF
Students respond to Chinese relief.
Apr. 15, 1921, 1:5
COMMUNITY CHEST
Services of Dr. Strand, four others
from faculty go on auction tomorrow.
Nov. 4, 1947, 1:7
Strand disc jockeys for Pi Kap's
dinner.
Dec. 11, 1947, 1:5
European Students
Big drive will begin Wednesday.
Jan. 21, 1921, 1:7
FAR EAST
Eastern relief boxes placed on campus.
Mar. 4, 1939, 1:5
Chinese universities will be topic
tonight.
Apr. 4, 1939, 1:3
Eastern student funds drive comes to
close.
Feb. 7, 1940, 1:5
FAUBION, JIM
Faubion's friends get drive underway.
Apr. 23, 1947, 1:6
Today final day for
contributions to Faubion
fund.
May 7, 1947, 3:5
FINNISH
Finnish relief fee collection
set for tomorrow.
Mar. 6, 1940, 1:5
MARCH OF DIMES
Wishing well suspect caught.
Feb. 1, 1946, 1:4
WAR CHEST
Ravaged world explains need
for chest drive.
Oct. 2. 1945, 1:5
WORLD WAR
Editorial.
Oct. 30, 1918, 2:1
Collections for united war
work are arranged.
Dec. 18, 1918, 5:4
CAMPUS
Campus expenses increase to
$5500.
Mar. 9, 1920, 1:2
Flu ban still holds on city.
Mar. 9, 1920, 1:5
"Signs are needed",says
Prof. Peck.
Jan 31, 1923, 3:2
Lower campus years ago was
ideal wild fowl hunting ground.
June 6, 1923, 1:4
University of Oregon denies
knowledge of campus depredations.
Nov. 2, 1923, 6:2
CAMPUS CON'T
Page 146
Gym stands where hens roamed.
Feb. 9, 1924, 4:3
Picture of the campus and its
surroundings, painted by A.J. Stover.
Feb. 22, 1924, 1:3 (picture)
Do not park autos on campus, request.
Nov. 21, 1924, 1:2
Planning of campus told by college
superintendent.
Mar. 3, 1926, 4:2
Skaters confined to Jefferson Street.
Mar. 13, 1926, 1:3
College offers arrest reward.
Apr. 20, 1926, 1:3
Mischievous culprit annihilates
guidances in front of Library.
May 11, 1926, 1:6
Improvement plans made for campus.
May 17, 1927, 2:3
Campus improvements traced by
E.E. Wilson.
May 27, 1927, 1:5
Twin post landmarks remain
with college despite class
pranks.
Oct. 2, 1928, 1:1
Union building grounds to
be completed soon.
Oct. 27, 1928, 1:5
Auto crashes beacon at
campus entrance.
Nov. 6, 1928, 1:4
Baseball practicing prohibited
on campus.
Mar. 7, 1929, 1:4
Big black iron pipes not
for power wires or emergency
exits.
Apr. 12, 1929, 2:6
J.D. Wells orders men off
Snell quadrangle.
May 7, 1929, 1:4
Broken stone pathway will
join board walks.
Oct. 19, 1929, 1:5
College makes plans for building
program.
June 20, 1927, 2:3
Original campus plan shows
Hebrew motif; few landmarks
remain.
July 7, 1934, 3:2
Squads of freshmen work on chuckholes
in Jefferson street.
Oct. 21, 1927, 1:2
WPA workers employed in
campus improvement.
Apr. 3, 1936, 1:1
Ball playing on campus prohibited by
college.
Apr. 11, 1928, 4:4
Union Quadrangle...
Apr. 16, 1936, 2:1 (editorial)
Grading of waste land will transform
area.
Apr. 19, 1928, 3:5
Work begun on mall containing boulevard
lined with shrubbery.
May 22, 1928, 4:4
WPA workmen to clear M.U.
in week's time.
May 23, 1936, 1:3
Survey stakes begin
athletic field project.
Mar. 30, 1937, 1:1
CAMPUS CON'T
Page 147
Students puzzled as fine white dust
with evil smell covers campus lawns.
Feb. 3, 1938, 1:7
College shifts boundary
lines to East, South.
Apr. 26, 1958, 1:4
Maps and plans.
Feb. 17, 1938, 2:1
Trees go down; tunnel comes
in.
June 6, 1958, 3:8-9
Lamp lighter ladder loses luminous
lead.
Apr. 19, 1938, 1:5
Widening Monroe.
Dec. 6, 1938, 2:1 (editorial)
Variety in designs of buildings noted
on and around campus by architect...
Feb. 1, 1939, 1:7
OSC construction, beautification
plans portrayed in sketch of lower campus.
Feb. 13, 1940, 1:7
Campus of future.
Feb. 17, 1940, 1:2 (illustration)
Preliminary lines set for west boundary.
Feb. 22, 1940, 3:5.
Take a look into the typical student's
life on the campus at Oregon State College.
May 18, 1940, 1:2
Sprinkler maids keep lawns
green and contribute to
beauty of campus.
July 28, 1958, 3:1-4
Physical, plant build bridge.
Apr. 29, 1959, 3:6
Metal Plant signs new on
campus.
May 12, 1959, 1:3-6
Traditions...Are they
outdated?
Oct. 2, 1959, 2:1
Check points to be open.
Nov. 23, 1960, 1:7
New parking lots will be
available.
Mar. 29, 1961, 1:3
New water main replaces old pipe.
Oct. 28, 1942, 1:2
New bicycle racks are on
campus.
Mar. 29, 1961, 1:9
White robin rumors circulate around
campus; birds not albinos.
June 27, 1944, 2:3
Shortage of funds affects
watering.
July 27, 1964, 1:1
Architect sees campus.
Sept. 20, 1944, 1:3
Projected OSU enrollment of
18,000 in 20 years spurs longrange plans.
Oct. 1, 1964, 1:1-3
OSC to expand on architect's plan.
Oct. 24, 1944, 2:1
Landscape plans now completed.
Apr. 9, 1955, 1:2
Flag ceremonies slated at
library.
Oct. 14, 1964, 1:5
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Group asked to stop campus selling.
Oct. 20, 1971, 9:1-4
Faculty members' services won
in contribution bids.
Oct. 8, 1952, 1:1-2
see also
CAMPUS LAWNS AND LANDSCAPING
TRAFFIC REGULATIONS
ASOSC fund aids students.
Oct. 8, 1952, 1:6
CAMPUS ALLIANCE ON REGISTRATION AND
DRAFT
Groups sponsor rally.
Feb. 29, 1980, 22:4-6
CAMPUS CLIPPINGS
Campus clippings.
Sept. 28, 1955, 2:3-4
Oct. 5, 1955, 2:3-4
CAMPUS ART FESTIVAL
Show features student work.
Apr. 12, 1960, 1:4
CAMPUS CLOTHES
Latest campus fad crew
hats, beanies come as rain
hits.
Feb. 25, 1949, 3:4
Four students read stories at arts
show.
Apr. 16, 1960, 1:5
see also
ART FESTIVEAL WEEK (after 1960)
CAMPUS CHEST
Freshman girl wins prize for campus
chest poster.
Oct. 23, 1948, 1:8
Campus chest to try latest kiss-ometer.
Oct. 28, 1948, 3:5-6
Campus chest raided of $15.
Nov. 6, 1948, 1:5
Campus chest brightens hearts at
WCTU home.
Nov. 8, 1949, 1:6-7
Children's Farm Home is recipient of
funds from campus chest drive.
Nov. 4, 1950, 1:2-4
College donations to chest campaign
pass $1600 mark.
Nov. 18, 1950, 1:7
Campus chest aids world student fund.
Sept. 24, 1952, 3:1-2
Senate suggest campus
clothes for MSC game.
Oct. 3, 1952, 1:6
see also
CLOTHING AND DRESS
CAMPUS CLUB
see also
COOPERATIVE LIVING GROUPS
CAMPUS CONSTRUCTION
OSU construction, renovations
lend "new look" to campus.
June 26, 1961, 4:2-3
New campus street now open for
use.
Sept. 20, 1961, 11:6
Parking lot open near Ad.
Building.
Apr. 10, 1962, 3:6
Metallography lab to be
remodeled.
May 12, 1962, 3:6
Campus construction totals
nearly $10 million.
May 24, 1962, 1:1-5
CAMPUS LAWNS AND LANDSCAPE
Page 149
New utility tunnel to take heat to
dorm, cafeteria, library.
June 25, 1962, 4:1-2
CAMPUS LAWNS AND LANDSCAPING
Evergreens on campus frozen.
Feb. 20, 1920, 1:1
Four building plans okayed by board.
July 30, 1962, 2:3
Memorial oaks replaced.
Apr. 18, 1924, 1:5
New and different dormitory goes up
on lower campus.
Oct. 6, 1962, 1:7-8
Instinct to save energy
causes students to trample
on grass.
Dec. 3, 1924, 1:6
Director describes expansion to meet
rising enrollment.
Dec. 5, 1962, 5:3-4
Seven new lights to be added
Feb. 7, 1963, 1:8
Vacation of block aids dorm plans.
May 1, 1963, 1:8-9
OSU expansion continues.
July 29, 1963, 3:1-4 (pictures)
Four new buildings under way.
July 29, 1963, 4:3-4
Kidder Hall remodeling to be finished
by fall.
may 25, 1965, 3:6-9
OSU buildings top $35 million.
July 28, 1965, 4:4-5
CAMPUS COURT
Campus court demolished.
Sept. 20, 1973, 19:3-4
CAMPUS CRUSADE FOR CHRIST
First College life meeting to be
held in McNary Hall.
Nov. 6, 1973, 2:5-6
CAMPUS LANDMARKS
Campus landmarks come from afar.
Feb. 23, 1951, 3:1-2
Expert landscape gardener
to study campus expansion.
Oct. 31,:.1925, 5:2
Boxwood being planted in
front of buildings.
Mar. 5, 1926, 1:6
Trees insure memorial for
Prof. George Coote.
Jan. 14, 1931, 2:7
Young sequoia trees will
record events of future by
growth.
Mar. 31, 1926, 2:5
College lawns marred by
trespassing co-eds.
Apr. 21, 1926, 2:5
President Kerr orders
American elms moved.
Oct. 28, 1926, 1:3
Peck landscaping campus.
Nov. 4, 1926, 1:4
American elms border campus
thoroughfares.
Dec. 10, 1926, 1:1
Undergroup sprinkler system
recently laid.
Apr. 23, 1927, 4:3
CAMPUS LAWNS AND LANDSCAPE
Page 150
Hard work for rooks daily routine
of man cutting campus grass.
June 4, 1927, 5:5
Improvement plans made by A.L. Peck.
Oct. 10, 1928, 1:6
Moving of rare conifers sends nature's
value up.
Oct. 30, 1929, 1:3
Barss finds cause for "fairy rings".
Apr. 9, 1930, 1:8
Elm trees, gift of class '13, add
beauty to campus.
Jan. 13, 1931, 2-:.7
Campus landscaping provides laboratory
for horticulturists.
May 29, 1931, 4:4
Elm trees donated by class
of '13 are now thirty-two years
old.
Feb. 6, 1945, 3:3
Rare trees received from
California.
Apr. 26, 1949, 1:1
Dawn redwood growing here.
July 10, 1950, 6:4
Buildings on campus to be
landscaped.
Dec. 1, 1950, 1:1
Is OSC's landscape doomed?
Mar. 4, 1952, 2:1 (editorial)
Elm tree victim of big wind.
Jan. 31, 1953, 2:8
Peck describes campus thirty years
from now.
Oct. 20, 1931, 2:7
Two rare oriental trees
growing on OSC campus.
May 20, 1953, 2:6-7
Planting of shrubs continues landscape
plan developments.
Dec. 6, 1933, 4:1
Ecalyptus and maple donated
by OSC grad.
Oct. 12, 1954, 1:2
Peck will lead landscape tour.
July 10, 1935, 1:4
New plant is used to adorn
the quad.
Jan. 28, 1958, 1:6
Avenue of trees part of landscaping
project.
Feb. 15, 1936, 1:2-3
Tree removal necessary.
May 8, 1962, 2:1-2
Rhododendrons at M.U. valued at $1000.
May 11, 1938, 1:5
Elms are removed.
July 16, 1962, 5:4
Peck leads groups in plant life tour.
July 18, 1939, 4:2
Oregon State campus
boasts 200 different tree
varieties.
June 3, 1964, 2:4-5
OSC formal garden nears completion.
May 22, 1941, 4:1
Formal layout designed by Arthur Peck;
work started by WPA in spring of 1939.
July 18, 1944, 1:1
Golf players discouraged.
Mar. 4, 1965, 3:7
CAMPUS LAWNS & LANDSCAPE CON'T
Page 151
Flora heralds spring's coming;
witnesses professor's planning.
May 15, 1970, 2:4-6
Sheep "cut" people's
park grass.
Jan. 31, 1973, 7:1-3
Groups plan for fountains.
May 27, 1971, 8:1-3
Administration approves
plan on people's park.
Feb. 26, 1973, 1:8
All this - a park.
Feb. 29, 1972, 1:1-4
Some regret aired on park idea
straw vote.
Mar. 2, 1972, 5:1-2
Don l.t give up the park yet, here's
the plan.
Mar. 7, 1972, 5:1-4
Park meet planned for Earth Day.
Apr. 7, 1972, 6:1-3
Idea of park losing ground to
parking lot.
Apr. 13, 1972, 6:1-4
People submit park design.
Apr. 21, 1972, 3:2
Senate nixes park on administration
lot.
May 5, 1972, 1:1-4
ItacVicar helps begin park.
May 8, 1972, 1:1-4
New park dispute could be in offing.
May 31, 1972, 13:1
Work on mall to start.
May 21, 1972, 13:2-3
Land being cleared on administration lot.
July 25, 1972, 1:1
Park plans underway.
Oct. 13, 1972, 3:1-2
Proposed campus mall.
Jan. 15, 1973, 1:1-4
Work on park beginsagain.
Apr. 30, 1973, 1:1-3
Apathy at park still
prevalent.
May 14, 1973, 1:1-6
Reclaim people's park.
May 18, 1973, 6:1-3
Marks leaves people's park;
ASOSU starts from scratch.
May 18, 1973, 6:4-6
People's park work being
evaluated.
May 25, 1973, 1:1-3
Alumni grant $$ to park.
Nov. 5, 1973, 3:3
Campus-city mall discussed
as entrance to university.
Mar. 29, 1974, 3:1-3
Park should soon reach
completion.
Apr. 3, 1974, 3:5-6
Park planning results
in some student dispute.
Apr. 12, 1974, 1:1-6
Barricade displacement
slows mall construction.
Apr. 16, 1974, 8:5-6
People's park--a dead
situation.
Oct. 25, 1974, 1:1-4
CAMPUS LAWNS & LANDSCAPE CON'T
Page 152
Pedestrian mall plans include
continue growth.
Nov. 15, 1974, 7:4-6
Volunteers needed for mall construction.
May 7, 1975, 3:1-2
Midas touch hits new water fountain.
May 21, 1975, 1:3-6
CAMPUS LEADERS
Prominent student leaders
listed missing year's registration.
Sept. 22, 1937, 1:3
"All-American student" features
Oregon State.
Sept. 25, 1940, 5:5
Class hopes to finish people's park.
June 2, 1975, 1:1-4
Women evacuate backseat position
in campus politics.
Apr. 30, 1942, 3:1
Campus: a good place for the birds.
Feb. 27, 1976, 19:1-6
see also
STUDENTS (NAME)
Plans abound for development of poeple's
park.
Apr. 6, 1976, 1:1-6
CAMPUS LIFE
see
STUDENT LIFE
Physical plant to repair mall.
May 27, 1976, 6:3-6
CAMPUS MAGAZINE
see
PUBLICATIONS (CAMPUS MAGAZINE)
Grass dies because of high utilities.
Aug. 3, 1976, 1:1-6
MU quad sprinkler system to reduce
labor, water.
Sept. 23, 1976, 45:1-6
Quad sprinklers try to beat rates.
July 19, 1977, 1:5-6
Elm tree removal initiated cutting
plan may help to save 128 elms from
disease.
Mar. 30, 1978, 1:2-6
The grosbeaks are here, They seem
to like the elm trees.
May 1, 1978, 8:1-4
Chemistry facility excavation begun.
Sept. 21, 1978, 43:1-2
Moth caterpiller pest makes way to
Oregon.
Dec. 6, 1978, 14:1-2
No one remembers why OSU's People's
Park exists.
Nov. 30, 1979, 7:1-6
CAMPUS MAIL
Campus mail placed with U.S.
post office.
Jan. 29, 1948, 1:5
Man-behind-the-mail at Oregon
State describes the routine of
a typical day.
Jan. 5, 1964, 2:1-3
Campus mail in MU boxes.
Oct. 12, 1965, 1:1
Campus mailwomen make good
time.
Oct. 17, 1979, 3:1-6
CAMPUS MAP
June 21, 1959, 3:1-4
CAMPUS MINISTERS
see
FELLOWSHIP OF CAMPUS MINISTERS
CANT'S SECURITY
Page 153
CAMPUS POLICE
see
CAMPUS SECURITY
CAMPUS POLITICS
Jacobson schedules open meet to
form new political party; steering
committee announced.
Feb. 18, 1947, 1:7
New party, "Free staters,"
outgrowth of Proppe amendment to OSC
constitution.
Feb. 19, 1947, 1:1
CAMPUS SECURTIY
Former London bobby
watched over campus nineteen
years ago.
Apr. 13, 1929, 1:3
Campus police car gets
two-way radio set.
Jan. 29, 1948, 1:8
Office moved to Benton.
Sept. 28, 1949, 1:8
Effigy hung.
Sept. 23, 1960, 1:7
Second political party lays foundation
today.
Feb. 21, 1947, 1:5
New campus marshal appointed.
Oct. 19, 1962, 3:4
Greek leaders disapprove bloc at
party meet.
Jan. 26, 1949, 1:8
Campus police perform
services.
Apr. 16, 1965, 4:3-4
New political party rises on OSC
scene.
Feb. 2, 1949, 1:7-8
Police located in new
place.
Oct. 5, 1965, 1:3
Old OSC political scandal revealed.
Feb. 8, 1949, 1:5-7
Police forces cooperation.
Feb. 24, 1966,2:5
Politicians interviewed on T.V.
Apr. 5, 1957, 1:4-6
Campus police boast new
office facilities.
Oct. 27, 1967, 3:8-9
CAMPUS QUIZ
Campus quiz to be aired.
Jan. 9, 1962, 1:6
Phi Kaps defeat SAE in final campus
quiz.
Feb. 22, 1962, 1:2-3
CAMPUS RELIGIOUS COUNCIL
Church leaders organize new
religious council.
Apr. 16, 1947, 3:5
Morning devotions find place at OSC.
Dec. 7, 1949, 1:8
OSU police quell reports.
of gangs.
Apr. 19, 1968, 1:9
Campus police consider
addition of ambulance.
Apr. 22, 1969, 3:6-8
Campus police policy
explained.
Aug. 14, 1969, 8:2-3
University guards not
"police."
Sept. 25, 1970, 4:5
CAMPUS SECURITY
CON'T
Page
1
54
Campus security officers: "Our
job is to protect the student."
Oct. 6, 1970, 1:1-4
Traffic citation monies
funneled into projects.
Apr. 27, 1978, 6:1-6
Police placed on campuses.
Nov. 10, 1970, 1:2-3
Security seeks witnesses.
Oct. 5, 1978, 1:5-6
Law and functions of its enforcers.
Apr. 13, 1971, 5:1-5
Round-the-clock protection
provided by student patrollers.
Oct. 25, 1978, 10:1-4
Rumor control calls taper off.
Feb. 14, 1972, 6:4-6
Security measures may alter.
Feb. 14, 1972, 1:4
State's schools clamp security.
Feb. 14, 1972, 6:4-5
Security arrests harassing
callers.
Feb. 20, 1979, 1:2-3
OSU security doesn't give up.
Nov. 14, 1979, 8:4-6
Security chief resigns.
May 2, 1972, 5:2-4
Campus security reports no
progress in rape case.
Jan. 4, 1980, 6:1-2
Campus security shows change.
Feb. 8, 1973, 5:1-6
Security cars change color.
Jan. 4, 1980, 6:1-2
Key shop responsible for much of
security.
May 25, 1973, 8:4-6
Court decision causes OSU
patrol car update.
Mar. 28, 1980, 17:3-6
Lady traffics campus cars.
Oct. 5, 1973, 8:4-6
Powell starts slowly former
police chief takes security
reins.
Apr. 21, 1980, 1:1-4
Security report thefts, exposure.
Mar. 4, 1975, 6:6
Bomb scare in Ag building a hoax.
Mar. 8, 1976, 3:1-4
Vandals sought.
Oct. 21, 1976, 6:6
Tear gas bomb disrupts meeting.
Nov. 8, 1976, 1:1-2
Security seeks smoke bombers.
Nov. 17, 1976, 8:5-6
Officer Claude Saunders keeps
nightly watch.
May 2, 1977, 8:1-6
Dragnet.
Nov. 10, 1977, 15:1-2
Security nabs Kidder hall,
library flasher.
May 6, 1980, 1:1-6
CAMPUS STREETS
Pavement will be open.
Oct. 23, 1923, 1:5
Campus streets get new
names.
Oct. 8, 1952, 1:8
OSU voices objection to
renaming of mall.
Oct. 20, 1961, 3:1-3
CAMPUS TRADITIONS
Page 155
Campus roads shut down.
July 17, 1973, 2:3-4
CAMPUS SWITCH BOARD
OSC exchange to be relocated.
Feb. 29, 1956, 3:2
Campus operator to stop dialing.
Nov. 9, 1972, 9:1-3
Campus information-May I help you?
Answering the seemingly impossible
is just part of their job.
Apr. 13, 1978, 6:1-6
CAMPUS TALENT
see
TALENT SERVICE BUREAU
Old traditions have real
value for Oregon State.
Jan. 26, 1937, 1:4
OSC traditions outlined
for lowly rook to heed.
Nov. 13, 1936, 1:7-8
Beaver traditions.
May 13, 1939, 2:1
Traditions of campus
described by Sloan.
Jan. 11, 1940, 2:4
Incensed co-ed answers
pigtail challenge.
Oct. 20, 1942, 1:4
CAMPUS TRADITIONS
Seniors bury hatchet.
May 21, 1918, 3:4
College tradition open
to soldiers.
Apr. 3, 1943, 1:8
"Traditions and customs..."
May 29, 1918, 2:1
Juniors revive "hello"
custom.
Nov. 5, 1943, 1:2
'19ers install new traditions.
May 28, 1919, 3:2
Rhododendron day revived.
May 28, 1919, 1:6
Junior flunk originates from top
and marble day.
Apr. 19, 1921, 1:6
Baby buggy given by brotherly love
class for bandstand.
Nov. 25, 1922, 4:2
Tradition rules out freshman greenery
until winter term.
Dec. 2, 1930, 1:6
Key of college life in campus, class
legends.
Feb. 4, 1933, 2:7
Rules governing traditions for women.
Feb. 12, 1936, 2:6
OSC traditions for everyone.
Oct. 20, 1944, 3:2
"Alma Mater calls!"
Jan. 9, 1945, 2:1
Loyal Beavers to heed
traditions whistling, fussing
taboo at games.
Oct. 2, 1946, 1:6
Oregon state history reveals
buried traditions.
Nov.16, 1946, 2:1-2
Origin of traditions.
Nov. 20, 1946, 2:7
Through years OSC tradition
will not fade.
May 21, 1948, 3:8
CAMPUS TRADITIONS CON'T
Page 156
Hiking to Mary's Peak and canoeing
of lower campus former pastimes.
Dec. 9, 1948, 1:2-4
DR. BELL'S HAT
All out tonight.
Dec. 12, 1917, 2:1
Many OSC traditions gain prestige
while others drop by the wayside.
Oct. 13, 1949, 1:4-6
Double jubilee Wednesday
night.
Dec. 14, 1917, 1:3
The trysting tree.
Apr. 14, 1941, 2:6
OSC traditions date from 1900.
June 30, 1952, 2:1-2
DAD'S WEEKEND
Oregon state tradition, begun
in '34 to honor dads, increases
interest.
Oct. 12, 1948, 1:5-7
OSC traditions change throughout the
years.
Oct. 23, 1953, 2:4-5
DRINKING FOUNTAINS
Let bronze be bronze.
Oct. 12, 1917, 2:2
Vanishing senior traditions.
May 20, 1955, 2:1-2
FLAG POLE
O.A.C. traditions.
Nov. 25, 1922, 3:2
New traditions discussed.
Nov. 20, 1957, 2:1-3
OSU traditions carried along through
years.
Sept. 25, 1963, 2:7
Military to revive flag tradition
buried in past.
Oct. 1, 1963, 2:4-5
Pictures bring back memories to
alums.
Oct. 19, 1963, 4:1-9
Traditions erased as years go by.
May 27, 1964, 2:6-7
Students are abandoning many traditions;
ribbons, vests, songs part of the past.
May 6, 1967, 5:1
90 years of traditions outlined by
reporter.
Nov. 8, 1967, 3:7-8
History of rook traditions surveyed.
Oct. 10, 1968, 4:1-5
FUSSING
Fusser!
Jan. 28, 1944, 2:1
Writer explains OSU traditions.
May 3, 1963, 5:7-9
GRAND OLD CADETS
Wandering reporter finds
marker presented by grand old
cadets.
Oct. 27, 1944, 2:4
GREEN HATS
Green lids forsaken by freshmap class until winter term.
Dec. 1, 1931, 1:7
Rooks burn green in open
rebellion.
Apr. 29, 1943, 1:8
Wearing ribbons offically
begun.
Oct. 12, 1945, 3:8
CAMPUS TRADITIONS CON'T
Page 157
GREEN RIBBONS
Ribbon question brings answer.
Nov. 11, 1948, 2:3
SMOKING
Smoking on the campus.
Oct. 9, 1930, 2:1
Green ribbons are OSC symbols.
Nov. 30, 1951, 2:1-2
Oregon state students proud
of old tradition.
Jan. 22, 1932, 3:7
Ribbons or rook lids, traditions
will get you.
Sept. 16, 1952, 2:1-2
Wearin' 0' the green.
Feb. 27, 1960, 2:1-3
"New look" seen for OSC green.
Sept. 23, 1960, 6:5-6
Wearing of the green.
Oct. 4, 1963, 2:1-3
MEN'S CORDS
Cords cause scramble.
Nov. 20, 1946, 3:4
RED NECKTIES .(FORESTRY)
Oregon state orientation
number one.
Feb. 13, 1945, 3:3
Sad saga---sorry, no
cigarettes.
Apr. 13, 1945, 2:3
Smoking boundaries.
Feb. 5, 1946, 1:2
Don't light it...
Nov. 7, 1946, 3:6
"No smoking" rule to be
lifted by executive committee
action.
Jan-24, 1947; 1:5
Red ties have special meaning to
fernhoppong "timber" callers.
Oct. 11, 1946, 1:2
Sec. 4, By laws face lifted.
Jan. 24, 1947, 2:1
Foresters honor Peavy; crimson ties
dominant.
Oct. 8, 1947, 4:1
Student polls OK campus
smoking.
Oct. 25, 1947, 1:1
Forestry ties honor Peavy.
Oct. 1, 1948, 1:6
STONE BENCH
O.A.C. traditions.
Nov. 16, 1922, 2:3
ROOK
Old yearbook first to use term "Rook."
Jan. 16, 1932, 3:6
MORTARBOARD BALL
Oregon state orientation number four.
Mar. 6, 1945, 3:3
SADIE HAWKINS DANCE
Beard dance is new tradition.
Jan. 22, 1932, 3:3
SENIOR TABLES
Senior tables tradition once a rage,
now gone.
Jan. 7, 1953, 3:1-2
STONE STAIRS
O.A.C. traditions.
Nov. 21, 1922, 2:2
TABLE CARVING
Class of '68 preparing
annual table carving.
Mar. 28, 1968, 1:1-2
TRYSTING TREE
Traditions of the trysting tree
and stone is recalled.
Mar. 18, 1919,1:3
CAMPUS TRADITIONS CON'T
Page 158
Silver poplar is landmark.
May 11, 1923, 3:1
see also
SENIOR DAY
Trysting tree gives duties as
rendezvous to men's gymnasium.
Mar. 1, 1924, 3:1
CANADIAN CLUB
New club started.
Nov. 9, 1920, 4:5
Overworked but magical trysting
tree protected by two "campus moons"
in 1898.
Jan. 17, 1939, 1:6
CANASTA
Canasta craze covers campus.
Oct. 28, 1949, 3:5
Magical trysting tree protected
by moons in early times.
Nov. 11, 1939, 2:6
CANOE CLUB
College canoe club to hold
conference.
Mar. 8, 1923, 1:2
"Ye old trysting tree" scene ofgenerations of courting, cooing.
Nov. 10, 1944, 2:4
see also
TRYSTING TREE
CAP AND GOWN
Faculty committee chooses
pledges for new honors.
May 8, 1926, 1:2
Entering a new field.
June 3, 1926, 2:1 (Editorial)
CAMPUS TRATIONS
see also
HELLO SPIRIT
TUG-OF-WAR
"Cap and Gown" chosen as
senior group name.
June 5, 1926, 1:5
CAMPUS TRAFFIC COMMITTEE
see
TRAFFIC COMMITTEE
Plans for co-ed retreat include
ideal cabin site.
May 11, 1929, 4:1
CAMPUS WALKS
New walk for dorm.
Nov. 24, 1923, 1:1
Co-ed 'retreat' becomes reality
as lease granted.
May 10, 1930, 4:5
Plank walk completed.
Oct. 5, 1927, 1:6
Co-eds seek title for country
home; site attracts many.
Oct. 28, 1930, 1:4
CAMPUS WEEK-END
Seventh annual campus week-end.
May 16, 1931, 1:4
Has campus weekend become a burden:
students question benefits and costs.
Nov. 28, 1941, 2:1
Campus weekend cancelled.
Apr. 8, 1943, 1:7
After fall 1933 see
MORTAR BOARD
CAPITOL PUNISHMENT
Oregon death penalty get
first use in 17 years.
Nov. 7, 1979, 3:1-6
CAPTIVE CAMPUS
Inmates earn college credits.
Apr. 4, 1967, 1:1
•
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CAR RACING
Newport car races draw OSU entries.
May 4, 1968, 5:7-9
CAR RALLY
"Lost American car rally" slated
for tomorrow morning.
Apr. 7, 1967, 4:8
CAREER PLANNING AND PLACEMENT,
OFFICE OF
Placement center opens.
Sept. 27, 1972, 9:1 - 5
CARILLON BELLS
see
BUILDINGS & EQUIPMENT (CHIMES)
CARD STUNTS
Moving cards set for game next
Saturday.
Oct. 16, 1954, 1:6
CARPOOL
Carpool expands from small
start.
July 22, 1963, 3:1
30-year old card stunts to be redone.
Oct. 22, 1954, 1:4-7
Gas, grass, or . . . nobody
rides free!
Nov. 12, 1979, 6:1-6
CARD KEYS
Card key insurance offered to
residents.
Jan. 26, 1971, 8:2-3
University's card key system is
changed to metal keys.
Sept. 29, 1971, 13:1-3
CARDINAL HONORS
., ew honorary includes juniors..•
Jan. 31, 1980, 7:1-2
Honorary taps new members..
May 23, 1980, 25: 1-2
CAREER DAY
Career Day program held.
Apr. 11, 1958, 1:3-5
CAREER FAIR
Career Fair dubbed as big
success.
Feb. 1, 1979, 3:1-6
CAREERS
Career brochures published.
at OSC for high schools.
July 13, 1959, 2:3
CATALOGS
see
COLLEGE CATALOGS
CATALYSTS CLUB
Bridge, talk, fun offered
in new club.
Oct. 5, 1960, 2:1
CATHOLIC STUDENTS
OSC Catholics have chaplain.
Oct. 10, 1950, 3:4
New Catholic club offered for
couples.
Mar. 2, 1960, 1:5
CATHOLIC WAR VETERANS, POST 1148
Catholic vet's post plans
first meeting.
Jan. 8, 1947, 1:1
CATTLE FEEDERS' DAY
Cattle feeders' day slated
Saturday.
Feb. 17, 1938,4:5
CALVARY CLUB
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CAVALRY CLUB
Cavalry club is latest on campus.
Nov. 29, 1921, 3:3
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Club plans organization.
May 15, 1919, 1:4
Cavalry club adopts badge.
Dec. 9, 1921, 3:3
Crater Lake picture presented
college.
Nov. 22, 1924, 2:4
CENTENNIAL
Centennial group directors selected.
Dec. 10, 1958, 1:6
Oregon's first century.
Feb. 14, 1959, 1:3-4
Centennial beards at OSC display
variety of types.
Feb. 18, 1959, 2:5-6
Centennial brings contests in poetry
and story writing.
Apr. 3, 1959, 2:5-6
"Oregon signatures" will be published.
Apr. 24, 1959, 1:2
Oregon cenntenial celebrated by OSC.
May 29, 1959, 1:1-2
Centennial record is made available
by new shipment.
June 29, 1959, 5:1
Committees plan OSU cenntennial
birthday still ten months away.
Jan. 12, 1968, 1:6-8
CENTER FOR ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH
OSU gets health service grant to
establish new center.
Sept. 20, 1967, 4:3
CENTRAL COMMITTEE
see
COMMITTEE ON STUDENT INTERESTS
CENTURY CLUB
Lambda Chi Alpha renamed
Century Club.
Dec. 21, 1943, 1:4
CHAMBER ORCHESTRA
New chamber orchestra to
premier here tonight.
Jan. 26, 1966, 1:1-4
Chamber music begins.
July 1, 1975, 7:4-6
CHANCELLOR
BYRNE, C.D.
Dr. K. Byrne named state
chancellor Dr. Packer resigns.
Sept. 23, 1950, 1:4
Byrne states stand in civil
service row.
Sept. 27, 1952, 1:7-8
Chancellor of system retires
once OSC journalism head.
July 5, 1955, 2:3-4
HUNTER, FREDERICK M.
New Chancellor will take
office on Sept. 1.
June 24, 1935, 1:3
New Chancellor to be speaker
at convocation.
Dec. 3, 1935, 1:1
Hunter to spend half time
in Corvallis.
Jan. 29, 1938, 1:4
Eye trouble keeps Hunter in
New York.
Nov. 28, 1940, 1:7
ACADEMIC DISHONEST)
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Strand honored at reception in
M.U. lounge.
Dec. 4, 1952, 1:7
Skate-a-thon aids whales.
Nov. 5, 1979, 7:2-3
Mr. Beauty show Thursday.
Jan. 23, 1980, 9:1
PACKER, PAUL C.
Newest chancellor to be honor guest
at annual reception.
Oct. 5, 1946, 1:4
Delts roll kegs for kidneys.
Mar. 29, 1980, 20:1-3
RICHARDS, JOHN R.
Board names vice-chancellor as
successor.
Jan. 5, 1955, 1:3
CHARLES ELIOT CLUB
Landscape architects have
new organization.
Dec. 5, 1925, 1:1
Richards to tell of resignation.
May 16, 1961, 1:1-6
Club choses monogram.
Oct. 28, 1926, 4:2
CHANCELLOR'S COMMITTEE ON THE ECONOMIC
OPPORTUNITY ACT.
Jensen notes new group.
Nov. 13, 1964, 1:1
Horticulture honorary being
planned by club.
Apr. 12, 1928, 4:4
CHANNING CLUB
Free-thinkers set discussion.
Oct. 31, 1952, 1:5
CHAPEL
The campus chapel that was proposed
as a memorial to World War II veterans.
Feb. 2, 1949, 2:1-3 (editorial)
Intended chapel vetoed by board.
Feb. 2, 1949, 1:1-2
CHARITIES
French orphans are adopted.
Nov. 23, 1917, 1:5
Student war relief questioned.
Dec. 2, 1942, 1:4
CHARITY PROJECTS
Fraternity to roll keg for charity.
Apr. 6, 1973, 9:5
Frat dribblers collect funds.
Jan. 26, 1977, 2:3-6
Charles Eliot club to adopt
new name, Apr. 3, 1931.
May 3, 1931, 4:6
CHARTER DAY
see
OSU CHARTER DAY
CHAUTAUQUA
Chautauqua program.
Julu 6, 1977, 2:3-4
CHEATING
Punitive procedure code to
curb exam cheating.
Sept. 28, 1949, 1:3-4
Ouster given three Seniors
for cheating.
Mar. 1, 1957, 1:7
see
ACADEMIC DISHONESTY (AFTER 1965)
DEPT. OF
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CHEMICAL ENGINEERING, DEPT. OF
Explosion bates laboratory with
mixutre of corncob and hot acid.
Feb. 9, 1924, 4:3
New chemical engineering laboratory
and equipment installed for students.
Apr. 30, 1931, 2:6
OSC monthly off press next week.
Jan. 30, 1932, 1:6
M.S. degrees to be given.
May 11, 1932, 1:6
John Fulton views chemistry
building as true old timer.
Nov. 28, 1933, 4:6
"Forgotten laboratory"
discovered on campus.
Jan. 8, 1937, 1:7
Chem engineers get new wing.
Dec. 1, 1938, 1:7
Chemistry department scene
of internal strife.
May 15, 1937, 7:4
Chemical engineering dept. is
accredited.
Nov. 18, 1942, 4:1
Chem-shack can't take it
any more-annex required.
Nov. 10, 1937, 1:7
Department delays operation that
may harm nesting owls.
Apr. 30, 1976, 8:1-4
OSC chemistry department's
progress throught 50 years
described by faculty member.
Mar. 4, 1939, 6:1
Chemical engineering society
organizes.
Jan. 17, 1919, 4:1
CHEMISTRY, DEPARTMENT OF
The department has inaugurated a
course in highway chemistry-the first
course of its kind to be offered by
any college in the world.
Dec. 13, 1911, 1:5
Laborers flee from "Chem Shack" as
big crash occurs within.
Apr. 3, 1924, 1:4
New chemicals replace those ruined
by fire.
Apr. 8, 1926, 4:1
Historical instrtimeq given to department.
Dec. 11, 1926, 1:3
Chemistry stockroom has history.
Jan. 28, 1927, 2:4
Chem shack explosions bring crowds
to exhibit.
Feb. 15, 1930, 3:8
Christensen reports thefts
in Gilbert Hall.
Feb. 15, 1968, 1:8
CHESS CLUB
New group to sponsor campus
chess tourney.
Feb. 3, 1928, 1:2
New title selected by chess
club on campus.
Nov. 1, 1935, 4:4
Chess fans to hold reorganization meet.
Jan. 17, 1951, 1:5
Club to be organized.
Jan. 19, 1957, 2:7
CHICANO STUDENT UNION
Chicano program asked.
May 4, 1972, 6:4-5
Fiesta fails in awareness.
May 9, 1972, 3:5
CHRISTMAS
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Chicano Cultural Center opens with
quiet ceremony.
Apr. 14, 1977, 1:4-6
Minority culture centers to open
next week.
Oct. 4, 1977, 5:1-6
CHILDREN'S ART LABORATORY;
Children's art laboratory set for
Tuesday.
Oct. 6, 1962, 3:3
CHILDREN'S FARM HOME, • CORVALLIS, OREGON
Farm Home grows. First an orphanage,
now care for youths.
Feb. 13, 1974, 9:1-6
CHINESE STUDENTS' CLUB
Chinese students plan organization
of club.
Mar. 18, 1926, 3:6
Banquet given in honor of new Chinese
co-eds.
Apr. 20, 1926, 1:5
Chinese group to celebrate 55th
New Year.
Jan. 13, 1966, 1:6
CHINTUCKERS
Chinktuckers to hold membership tests.
Oct. 10, 1951, 3:5
CHORALAIRES
Choralaires write-up in music magazine.
Oct. 11, 1955, 1:5
Choralaires to issue recording.
Apr. 15, 1961, 1:5
Choralaires album available to public.
Apr. 24, 1964, 4:9
European trip planned by 43 music
students.
Dec. 9, 1970, 24:3-5
Students to perform in Europe.
Apr. 30, 1971, 11:1
Group finds 4th abroad.
July 24, 1973, 3:1-3
Treemonisha makes last
performance.
Feb. 10, 1978, 17:3-6
Europe-bound choir to sing
farewell.
May 19, 1978, 10:1-6
Choir fulfills dream during
summer--travels to Europe,
Russia recalled by concert
members.
Oct. 19, 1978, 8:1-6
CHORUS
see
MIXED CHORUS
CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP
Christian fellowship adopts
new name to avoid confusion.
Jan. 18, 1947, 1:5
CHRISTIAN HOUSE
Anniversary planned by
Christian House.
Jan. 12, 1952, 1:1
CHRISTIANITY
Jesus Northwest attracts
thousands despite heat.
July 25, 1978, 6:1-6
CHRISTMAS
Christmas tree decorating
set by all classes.
Dec. 1, 1959, 1:3
Christmas tree provided by
Oregon State and Corvallis
shines near Berlin Wall.
Jan. 6, 1962, 1:4-7
Christmas festivities change
at OSU.
Dec. 6, 1977, 3:1-6
CHRISTMAS CAROLS
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CHRISTMAS CAROLS
The music of christmas' is title for
annual OSC christmas sing.
Dec. 6, 1957, 1:8-9
CHRYSANTHEMUM SHOW
7th Mum show features tours.
Oct. 1, 1955, 1:1
CHURCHES
Church in ruins; gutted by blaze.
Apr. 9, 1935, 1:7
Reopening plans made by church.
Oct. 19, 1935, 1:3
Class to be formed for bible students.
Oct. 12, 1937, 1:5
Luther house now open to students.
June 27, 1944, 3:4
Court decision permits religion in
schools.
May 2, 1952, 2:1-2
CIRCLE K (STUDENT CHAPTER)
Circle K.
Jan. 23, 1969, 1:1-2
see also
KIWANIS CLUB, CORVALLIS (CITY CHAPTER)
CIRCLE "0"
Booth chosen president.
May 7, 1924, 1:3
see also
MINOR "0" ASSOCIATION
CITATION COMMITTEE
Girls of '21 organize to sponsor
rookes.
Feb. 28, 1919, 2:2
Junior without ribbon accosted at
Library by Citation members.
Mar. 5, 1926, 1:3
Citation holds first trial.
Jan. 20, 1927, 1:6
CITIZEN'S FORUM ON WORLD
AFFAIRS AND TEACHER'S
INSTITUTE ON GLOBAL EDUCATION
Global community program title.
May 8, 1980, supplement pgs. 1-4
CIVIL ENGINEERING, DEPT. OF
Engineers are joining
American association.
Dec. 9, 1919, 2:2
First female to graduate from
University civil engineering
program.
May 30, 1973, 10:4-6
CIVIL RIGHTS
Supporting march set in
Corvallis.
Mar. 12, 1965, 1:1-2
Y-Roundtable sends rep to
register South's voters.
June 2, 1965, 3:1-2
CIVILIAN PILOT TRAINING
Oregon State inauguarates
flying course this fall.
Sept. 27, 1939, 4:1
New plane bought for flying
school, class begins soon.
Nov. 9, 1939, 1:4
CIZEK EXHIBIT
Cizek art exhibit reaches
campus.
Oct. 24, 1925, 1:3
CLASS CARDS
see
CLASS FEES
CLASS FEES
New plan used for class dues.
Jan. 8, 1935, 1:2
Classes inaugurate sales of
1964-65 class cards.
Sept. 25, 1964, 1:2-3
CLOTHING AND DRESS
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CLASS GIFTS
see
GIFTS
Four changes set for closing
hours starting next fall.
Feb. 24, 1961, 1:1-3
CLASS HOURS
Unwritten tradition.
Sept. 29, 1948, 2:1-2
1920 coeds had 11 p.
closing.
Feb. 5, 1966, 3:8-9
Saturday A.M. classes to be
used next fall.
May 5, 1956, 1:3
Seniors gain "key" rights.
Sept. 29, 1966, 1:4
Saturday classes avoided at OSU.
May 3, 1968, 4:6
Privilege given to junior
women to set own fall closing
hours.
Mar. 31, 1967, 1:6
7:3- class is changing life at the
University.
Sept. 30, 1971, 8:4-6
University may drop 7:30 class period.
Nov. 1, 1971, 5:1-3
CLASS REUNIONS
Class of 1910 set to tour campus.
May 15, 1970, 5:6-7
Sleep-out staged by protestors
of OSU women's closing hours.
May 29, 1969, 1:7-9
see also
ALUMNI REUNIONS
Liberalizing trend seen.
Controversy surrounds women's
closing.
Mar. 6, 1970, 3:5-9
CLASS TABLE
see
SENIOR TABLE
Should women closing hours
be abolished?
Feb. 19, 1971, 11:1-5
CLERICAL EXCHANGE
Move clerical exchange.
Jan. 4, 1923, 4:1
CLOTHING AND DRESS
Tuxedos favored by student
body.
Apr. 10, 1924, 1:3
CLIMATIC RESEARCH INSTITUTE
Old frat house to become computer
research center.
Apr. 26, 1979, 6:1-3
CLONAL GERMPLASM REPOSITORY
SBHE fixes clone bank here.
Mar. 31, 1978, 9:2-4
•
Administrator views OSU
closing regulations as liberal.
Jan. 19, 1968, 1:1-9
CLOSING HOURS
One o'clock closing set for
Fridays by AWS council.
Apr. 5, 1949, 1:3
Dorm council passes motion
about dress.
Nov. 22, 1963, 1:6
Girls' slacks still taboo.
Feb. 16, 1965, 3:8
AWS cabinet reviews regulations
concerning campus dress for coeds.
May 19, 1965, 3:6-9
CLOTHING AND DRESS
Page 166
Dress standard gets changes.
Jan. 18, 1966, 3:9
Dress standards differ at OSU.
Mar. 7, 1969, 4:4-5
CO-ED FOLLIES
Co-ed follies returns to
benefit delegates.
Mar. 29, 1928, 1:6
COACHES ASSISTANTS
see
FACULTY AND STAFF
CO-ED LIVING
First OSU co-ed fraternity
may become a reality soon.
Oct. 29, 1970, 6:3-5
COACHING CLINIC
Grid program to present clinic
on 'new look'.
May 3, 1976, 7:3-4
Co-ed living viewed as new
student trend.
Feb. 19, 1971, 10:3-5
COACHING SCHOOL
Coaching course opened Tuesday.
June 27, 1939, 3:4
CO-ED BALL
Co-eds banish tradition at ball;
campus clothes replace costumes;
activity groups will be featured.
Oct. 10, 1935, 1:3
AWS council bans annual Co-ed ball.
Oct. 7, 1937, 1:2
4
Co-ed ball to be tonight.
Dec. 4, 1943, 1:6
CO-ED CODE
see
STUDENT HANDBOOK
CO-ED CONGRESS
Final meet dated by co-ed congress.
May 25, 1967, 1:5
Who to blame?
June 1, 1967, 2:1
Co-ed congress cancels meet.
Oct. 32, 1967, 1:1
Congress cancelled.
May 22, 1968, 1:5
Visitation hours changed in
dorms.
May 25, 1979, 6:1-2
CO-ED ROOTING SECTION
Co-eds to meet every
thursday.
Oct. 12, 1917, 3:3
COHABITATION
More unwed couples living
together; postponing vows.
Apr. 6, 1977, 1:1-6
6:3-6
COLISEUM
see also (before 4-26-66)
BUILDINGS & EQUIPMENT (SPORTS
PAVILION)
GILL COLISUEM
COLLECTIVE BARGAINING
Faculty collective bargaining:
a tough choice; a great impact.
Nov. 4, 1976, 8-9:1-6
COLLEGE & UNIVERSITY TEACHING
PROJECT
Teacher improvement program
claims national recognition.
Aug. 7, 1979, 1:3-6
2:5-6
COLLEGIATE CARNIVAL
Page 167
COLLEGE CALENDAR
No spring vacation.
Jan. 23, 1942, 2:1 (editorial)
College Folk Club to present
statue of Mrs. Magruder.
May 8, 1930, 1:6
Calendar revision due to war.
Oct. 28, 1942, 1:7
Unveiling of statue scheduled
by club.
May 10, 1930, 1:7
OSU considers change to semester
calendar.
Dec. 3, 1979, 1:3-6
COLLEGE CATALOG
Catalog is changed.
Apr. 15, 1921, 1:3
Early catalog testifies 'College was
not like this'.
July 9, 1946, 4:3-4
Old college catalog given by 1899 grad.
Apr. 13, 1957, 1:2
COLLEGE COLORS
Orange, black insignias used at 8
universities.
Jan. 8, 1949, 1:6-7
COLLEGE ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS
Selective admission planned for next
fall.
Nov. 15, 1957, 3:4-5
COLLEGE FACULTY CLUB
Club gives luncheon.
May 13, 1919, 1:4
COLLEGE FARM
College negotiates for farm purchase.
Oct. 28, 1950, 1:4
College golf course in expansion plans.
Nov. 1, 1950, 1:4-5
COLLEGE FOLK CLUB
Vachel Lindsay entertains 800.
Nov. 24, 1922, 1:3
OSC folk club fetes founder
with tea in M.U.
Mar. 10, 1934, 1:8
COLLEGE HERD
Ayrshire cow holds three
year record.
Apr. 24, 1942, 4:7
College Cow wins award.
Oct. 7, 1959, 1:9
COLLEGE PRESS
see also
BUILDINGS AND EQUIPMENT
OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY PRESS
COLLEGE SONG
Dr. Kerr offers prize for a
college song.
Nov. 2, 1907, 4:1
COLLEGE TEA ROOM
Tea room will open.
Sept. 22, 1921, 4:2
Tea room gets start in basement quarters as class enterprise.
Apr. 26, 1928, 2:7
Tea room to occupy new space
Monday.
Jan. 4, 1929, 1:4
COLLEGIATE CARNIVAL
AWS to feature fun, music.
Jan. 16, 1936, 4:1
COLLEGIATE CARNIVAL CON'T
Page 168
New name given women's carnival.
Feb. 21, 1937, 4:1
COLLEutATE POLITICAL PARTY
First collegiate rally planned for
tomorrow.
Apr. 15, 1953, 1:3
COLLIERS MAGAZINE
Colliers selects OSC for fashion
pictures.
Apr. 25, 1953, 1:4
COLONIAL CLUB
see
COOPERATIVE LIVING GROUPS (COLONIAL CLUB)
COLONIZERS CLUB
Colonizers elect Sanchez.
Apr. 20, 1951, 1:8
COMICS
Se go Pogo.
Sept. 16, 1952, 2:1
COMMENCEMENT
Commencement, Wed. June 23, 1896.
June 1896, p. 18
Hon. J.K. Weatherford of Albany chosen
to address the graduating class.
June 1896, p. 18
the class of
class that has
members are on
June 13, 1908.
1908 will be the largest
ever graduated. Over 80
its roll.
1:1
Commencement
night with the
senior play at
June 11, 1910,
exercises began last
presentation of the
the opera house.
1:1
43rd commencement exercises-Pres.
David Starr Jorden of Stanford to deliver
address.
May 29, 1912, 1:1
Pres. Thomas F. Kane of Univ.
of Washington is selected as
commencement speaker.
May 23, 1913, 4:3
246 students to graduatethe largest class in the history
of the institution.
May 25, 1915, 1:1
June 4, 1915, 1:3-4
Genuine "Sheepskin" will be
presented graduating seniors.
Apr. 22, 1924, 1:6
Seniors to meet at trysting
tree.
June 5, 1925, 1:1
Faculty will wear robes.
May 29, 1936, 1:1
Seniors to wear caps and gowns.
May 24, 1929, 1:3
Memorial plaque to be dedicated.
May 29, 1931, 1:2
Oregon State College.
May 30, 1931, 1:4
New features for ceremony.in
program.
May 29, 1937, 1:5
Ceremonies to deviate old
traditions.
May 20, 1941, 1:1
72 civilians, 10 army men to
receive degress at first midyear exercise.
Dec. 14, 1943, 1:7
First mid-year graduation Tuesday.
Dec. 21, 1943, 3:5
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SECRETARIAL SCIENCES DEPARTMENT
Page 169
George Mavrodes graduates at 18.
May 25, 1945, 1:5
One girl to graduate in School of
Forestry.
May 29, 1945, 2:6
Senior program to be broadcast.
June 3, 1947, 1:2
1st honorary degree since '46 scheduled.
June 5, 1953, 1:7-8
Change proposed for graduation.
Apr. 13, 192, 1:6-7
T.V. to show grad exercises.
June 4, 1965, 1:5
Caps and gowns worn many times.
Apr. 30, 1966, 4:7-9
Senior dismissal put before Senate.
May 24, 1966, 1:8-9
Ten year commencement battle
may end with class of '76.
June 2, 1976, 12:1-4
MacVicar will veto commencement
change.
Sept. 23, 1976, 3:1-3
see also
GRADUATION
COMMERCE, SCHOOL OF
School of commerce shows large
increase.
Oct. 16, 1917, 1:5
Commerce department has 133
typewriters.
Sept. 30, 1922, 1:5
First conference of kind on
coast.
Dec. 9, 1922, 1:6
Faculty discussing dummy diplomas.
May 7, 1968, 1:7-9
Dedication of Commerce building
luncheon event.
Mar. 31, 1923, 1:1
Commencement now optional.
Mar. 12, 1969, 1:1-2
Students study in museum.
Nov. 24, 1928, 1:6
Alum award to be presented at
Centennial commencement.
June 4, 1969, 1:5-7
New hang-out planned for
commerce punks to lounge and
study.
Jan. 16, 1929, 1:4
Commencement boycott to be headed by
Britton.
Apr. 21, 1970, 1:5-6
Individual diplomas at commencement
are not possible due to senior finals.
May 14, 1970, 1:3-6
Fifth-thousandth degree to be awarded.
June 2, 1971, 8:1-3
St,rike could slow down commencement
and grades.
May 1, 1975, 1:4-6
First OSC typewriter displayed
by stenogs.
Feb. 15, 1930, 4:4
Accuracy certificate given in
radio contest.
Nov. 20, 1929, 4:3
Distinctive contributions of
Oregon State in commerce.
Feb. 29, 1933, 2:7
see also
SECRETARIAL SCIENCE DEPT. (After 19:
COMMERCE SHOW
Page 170
COMMERCE SHOW
see
EDUCATIONAL EXPOSITION
Athletic board is issued
human rights directive.
May 13, 1969, 1:7-9
COMMERCIAL CLUB
Commerical club holds meeting and
resolves.
Nov. 23, 1917, 1:6
Circulars passed at sit-in
critize racists policies.
May 13, 1969, 1:1-2
Commercial club dedicates flag.
Apr. 26, 1917, 2:1
Commercial club to issue Barometer
soon.
Feb. 21, 1919, 1:5
Commercial club to join national.
Jan. 21, 1921, 1:4
COMMERCIAL-PHARMACEUTICAL JOURNAL
The Pharmacy and Commercial students
publish a new magazine to be called
the Commerical-Pharmaceutical journal.
Jan. 31, 1912, 1:3
COMMERCIAL PRINT
see
STUDENT DIRECTORY
COMMISSION ON HUMAN RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Statement issued by commission.
Apr. 10, 1969, 1:6-9
Rumors of report labeled as false.
May 6, 1969, 1:7-9
Commission says Milton's human rights
denied.
May 8, 1969, 1:1-9
Officials react to commission report.
May 8, 1969, 3:7-9
'No change yet': Andros; Barratt
supports coach.
May 9, 1969, 1:7-9
Baseball dispute still pending.
May 25, 1972, 3:1-2
Interviewing nears end in discrimination case.
May 26, 1972, 12:4-6
Hertan case gets negative decision.
May 27, 1969, 1:8-9
COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN
Committee offers informal procedure.
Jan. 29, 1976, 1:3-6
COMMISSION ON UNIVERSITY GOALS
Three-member goals commission
begins far-reaching-study considering
the future state of the University.
July 3, 1969, 6-7:1-5
COMMITTEE FOR THE PROTECTION OF
LOWER CAMPUS PARK AND RECREATIONAL
AREAS
Protest committee declares proposed road a hazard.
Mar. 7, 1953, 1:1-4
COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN STUDENTS
Exchange of students, professors
to begin.
Mar. 11, 1948, 6:3
COMMITTEE ON INSTITUTIONAL NEEDS
Ad hoc committee on institutional
needs.
Mar. 5, 1969, 1:1-2
COMPUTER CENTER
Page 171
COMMITTEE ON STUDENT HOUSING
Housing group formed.
Jan. 5, 1945, 3:8
COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAM OF CORVALLIS
CAP House is a community effort.
Mar. 5, 1970, 3:4-6
COMMITTEE ON STUDENT INTERESTS
Central group named to meet student
need.
Jan. 25, 1935, 1:1
CAP House shut due to finances.
Apr. 16, 1971, 14:1-5
SIC abandoned after meeting.
May 5, 1948, 4:4
Committee established.
Feb. 25, 1961, 4:5
see also
STUDENT AFFAIRS COMMITTEE
COMMONS (after 1965)
see
M.U. DINING SERVICE
COMMUNICATIONS CLUB
Radio amateurs organize club.
May 26, 1949, 1:3
see also
MINORITY AFFAIRS
COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Voters okay college plan by 3-1
margin.
Jan. 5, 1967, 1:9
Linn-Benton schedules special
dedication week.
Oct. 11, 1974, 1:1-4
OSU degree through COCC explored.
Oct. 17, 1979, 10:2-6
COMPUTER, ELECTRONIC
see
ELECTRONIC CALCULATOR MACHINES
see also
OREGON AMATUER RADIO ASSOCIATION
RADIO CLUB
COMPUTER SCIENCE CENTER
Computer system developed here.
Apr. 2, 1968, 2:4-5
COMMUNICATION SKILL CENTER
Center teaches study skills.
Sept. 30, 1977, 9:1-4
New center for computers to be
built.
Sept. 25, 1968, 8:6
Study skills center may close.
Dec. 4, 1978, 3:1-4
'Brain' transplant new computer
center is buzzing.
Jan. 20, 1970, 3:3-6
COMMUNISTS (HALL, GUS)
The Gus Hall omnibus.
Feb. 10, 1962, 1:5-7
2:1-3
Jensen's letter read to Senate.
Feb. 22, 1962, 1:6
Dedication of a computer center.
Apr. 25, 1972, 1:1-3
The William Milne Computer Center.
Apr. 26, 1972, 6:1-3
MTUTEF SCIENCE CENTFR
Page 172
Center to be opened on Sunday.
Mar. 5, 1973, 13:1-2
COMPUTER SCIENCE, DEPT. OF
Department opens.
June 29, 1972, 3:1-2
CONCERTS
Van Hoogstraten leads orchestra for
decade.
Feb. 1, 1935, 1:1
Lyceum offers sixth program concert
series.
Feb. 10, 1937, 1:4
College, town combine forces for
concerts.
Sept. 27, 1949, 3:1
Oregon birth recalled here in music
fest.
Apr. 24, 1959, 1:4
"Friends" slate sixth season.
Nov. 4, 1964, 1:6
Rock concerts are 'headaches'.
Nov. 6, 1970, 8:1-5
Concerts in danger from rock crowds.
Apr. 28, 1971, 8:1-3
Concert promoters seek smoking control.
nov. 13, 1974, 3:1-3
BACH FESTIVAL
Bacn recital to feature harpsichord.
Apr. b, 1971, 12:3
Bach festival to begin.
Apr. 5, 1974, 6:1-3
JEFFERSON AIRPLANE
Damage estimate high for concert.
Apr. 24, 1969, 1:3-4
MUSIC A LA CARTE
Music a la carte.
Jan. 14, 1977, 13:5-6
OREGON STATE COLLEGE SYMPHONY
OSC symphony ready to give first
program.
Nov. 25, 1933, 1:3
OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY MODERN
DANCE COMPANY
Year of growth for OSU Modern
Dance Company.
Sept. 23, 1976, 31:1-6
SAN CARLO OPERA
San Carlo Opera has noted leader.
Feb. 27, 1926, 1:5
TREEMONISHA
Treemonisha makes last performance.
Feb. 10, 1978, 17:3-6
VIENNA CHOIR BOYS
Colisuem scene of Choir Boys
concert Friday.
Nov. 15, 1949, 1:6
see also
AMERICAN ASSOC. OF UNIV. WOMEN
BAND
FRIENDS OF MUSIC
ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS
LYCEUM COURSE
MUSIC DEPARTMENT
CONDUCT
Childish-type pranks were cause
of arrest of two OSC students at
ROTC parade.
May 13, 1959, 3:1
Necking caught in M.U. lounge.
Oct. 3, 1959, 2:1 (editorial)
Effigy hanging given Prothro.
Nov. 20, 1959, 1:5
Dorm students hang two effigies
in protest for food they receive.
Feb. 19, 1960, 1:1
1
Page 173
Memorial bell breaks to bits.
Mar. 9, 1960, 3:6
Three students due sentence for
vandalism.
Mar. 11, 1960, 1:9
Old catalog lists rules.
Sept. 29, 1965, 3:7
Yelling rule enforce now.
Jan. 27, 1966, 3:9
Outage was prank say OSU police.
Feb. 3, 1966, 1:8-9
Regulations have changed from
Corvallis college time.
Feb. 5, 1966, 2:2-3
10 students nabbed in beer party
raid.
Apr. 25, 1967, 1:9
CONSTITUTION
see
ASSOCIATED STUDENTS BODY CONSTITUTION
CONTESTS
BETTY CO-ED -JOE COLLEGE
see
SOPHOMORE COTILLION
BODY PAINTING
Co-ed related unique experiences
undergone during body painting.
May 1, 1968, 1:1-3
BEARD CONTEST
Beard dance is new tradition.
Jan. 22, 1932, 3:3
Beard-growing contest started.
May 1, 1953, 1:5
'Best beard' said grown by Anglin.
Dec. 11, 1968, 3:5
Student seize art exhibit; police
recover remnants.
May 2, 1967, 1:4
COLLEGE BOWL (TV PROGRAM)
OSU wins national TV quiz program.
Nov. 27, 1962, 1:5
Jensen approves student rights
document.
Apr. 30, 1969, 1:1-5
Sigma Phi Epsilon wins College
Bowl contest.
Jan. 31, 1978, 3:1-6
Oregon State "dry zone" repeal
effort now underway.
July 3, 1969, 4-5:1-5
INTER-AMERICAN SPEECH CONTEST
OSC will enter Inter-American
speech contest.
Feb 5, 1942, 1:3
Human flies "bug" dean.
July 11, 1972, 7:1-2
CONFERENCES
see
CONVENTIONS AND CONFERENCES (NAME)
CONIFER CLUB
Conifer Club.
Nov. 21, 1968, 1:1-2
CONSERVATION COMMITTEE
Conservation committee.
Nov. 19, 1968, 1:1-2
LIBRARY, STUDENT CONTEST
Contest to cease for library lack.
Dec. 4, 1959, 3:4
LION'S CLUB
Public speaking prizes offered by
Lion's Club.
Jan. 5, 1926, 1:3
OUTHOUSE RACE
Three OSU students claim outhouse
race.
Mar. 30, 1978, 5:5-6
CONTESTS-SHORTHAND CONTE.
Page 174
SHORTHAND CONTEST
Franklin high wins shorthand
contest.
Apr. 18, 1941, 4:5
Shorthand contest held on broadcast.
Feb. 8, 1944, 1:3
SONG CONTEST
Sorority will contest for cup.
donated by Petri.
May 8, 1931, 1:1
Inter-greek groups plan to hold first
song fest.
Nov. 11, 1936, 1;1
OSC fight song contest ends with
13 entries.
Feb. 4, 1941, 1:7
Council cancels annual sing says
Green.
Jan. 8, 1943, 1:5
Sorority sing will become annual
event.
Feb. 15, 1944, 1:4
IFC sing may have been OSC's last.
May 14, 1957, 2:1-2
IFC sing record made for sale.
Apr. 30, 1964,1:9
SONG WRITING CONTEST
Miss Sparr submits best college song.
Jan. 14, 1933, 1:8
TYPING CONTEST
Prizes offered in winners in typewriting
contest.
Apr. 18, 1922, 3:1
UGLIEST MAN ON CAMPUS
Phi Kappa Psi entry wins UMOC
contest.
Feb. 16, 1952, 1:3
CONVENTIONS AND CONFERENCES
BIG CON
OSU Big Conference attracts
pet rock sellers, others.
Apr. 8, 1977, 9:1-6
Big con starts Monday, features
many big names.
May 6, 1977, 1:1-3
Newsweek covers big con.
May 20, 1977, 1:4-6
FREEZE-DRYING FOOD
First freeze-drying meeting
held.
Nov. 8, 1962, 1:6-9
HOME INTERESTS CONFERENCE
Homemaker's conference utilizes
college plant.
Mar. 31, 1922, 4:3
Women to edit special papers
for conference.
Feb. 2, 1935, 1:3
Noted state authors take part
in conference meeting on "Books
from Oregon Homes"; parts read
to group.
Feb. 15, 1935, 1:6
Snowshoes, horse, used on treks
to conference.
Feb. 14, 1936, 4:4
Old spinning wheel will go into
action.
Feb. 5, 1938, 1:5
OREGON VICTORY GARDEN CONFERENCE
Victory garden heads to convene
at OSC.
Nov. 25, 1942, 1:3
COOPERATIVE BOOK STORE
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OREGON STUDENT SCIENCE CONFERENCE
Science meet starts today for 10
colleges.
Arp. 28, 1951, 1:7
OREGON TOWN AND COUNTRY CHURCH CONFERENCE
Church conference being held in M.U.
Oct. 15, 1957, 3:1-2
NORTHWEST PEACE CONFERENCE
NW peace conference will meet at OSC.
Jan. 24, 1950, 1:1-3
PACIFIC NORTHWEST OCEANOGRAPHIC
CONFERENCE
Science center nearly complete.
Feb. 10, 1965, 1:6-7
RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT FOR SMALL
BUSINESS
Small buisness conference is "First".
Mar. 12, 1958, 2:1-3
SMITH-HUGYES CONFERENCE
Annual conference officially opened.
Apr. 26, 1929, 1:4
STUDENT-FACULTY CONFERENCE
Cancellation due to lack of interest.
May 17, 1963, 1:1
Students, faculty discuss differences.
Feb. 4, 1969, 1:7-9
"Got to love People" 2nd studentfaculty confab says "care" thing of
future.
Apr. 14, 1970, 1:4-6
Delegates report convention
topics.
Jan. 16, 1920, 4:3
CONVOCATIONS
Dean Bolton will inspect college.
Mar. 29, 1924, 1:1
Darning of socks laudable but
not barrier to career.
May 10, 1930, 6:3
Carl Sandburg tired after speech
to student body; compliments O.S.C.
group on attention, understanding.
Mar. 1, 1934, 1:3
Prominent OSC women honored at
fifteenth annual assembly.
May 7, 1938, 1:7
75 celebration to receive radio
coverage.
Oct. 22, 1943, 1:3
OSC to mark 80th birthday with
convo.
Oct. 26, 1948, 1:5
Methodists to present Beavers
historic bell.
Oct. 19, 1949, 1:7-8
Forced attendance of convos
stopped.
Nov. 3, 1953, 1:3
Thousands turn out for 3-hour
stop by vice-president.
Oct. 27, 1954, 1:1-8
STUDENT LEADERS CONVENTION
Collegiate leaders form state
federation.
Feb. 7, 1939, 1:2
Convo rule violated.
Feb. 10, 1966, 2:1-3
STUDENT PEACE CONFERENCE
Student Peace parley issues
invitations.
Jan. 10, 1950, 1:4
COOPERATIVE BOOK STORE
College book store is now installed
in the Administrative building.
Sept. 28, 1908, 1:3
STUDENT VOLUNTEER CONVENTION
Convention fund is growing slowly.
'sec. 5, 1919, 1:6
COOPERATIVE BOOK STORE CON'T
Page 176
Co-op to be open for business by Feb.
1, 1913.
Oct. 2, 1912, 1:1-2
Lawyer agrees that meeting
is illegal; both boards meet.
Apr. 7, 1962, 1:1-2
Co-op store in new quarters.
Oct. 9, 1917, 4:1
Discontinued after 1962
see
Co-op ass'n formed in 1914.
May 15, 1919, 3:6
OSU wulKsToRE
Tiny supply shop was co-op in 1914.
May 5, 1923, 3:1
CAMPUS MINISTRY
Ecumenical move made on
campus.
Oct. 19, 1966, 3:1
Students' co-op in new location.
Jan. 3, 1929, 1:3
"Benton-Linn" start program.
Nov. 28, 1967, 1:1
Student co-op begins humbly.
Jan. 12, 1932, 2:5
Drama troupe of students to
be formed.
Jan. 23, 1968, 3:9
Postal service now provided by
co-op.
Jan. 31, 1933, 1:3
COOPERATIVE
Area houses provide services.
Sept. 21, 1972, 9:1-3
Postal sub-station soon to be
opened.
Dec. 3, 1935, 1:7
Cooperative council, women's
Co-op bookstore nears quarter
century.
Oct. 9, 1937, 1:1
COOPERATIVE LIVING GROUPS
Co-op lease discussed.
Oct. 28, 1938, 1:5
Lack of quorum causes failure of
co-op meeting.
Feb. 22, 1939, 1:6
Co-op buys Doc's store.
Sept. 27, 1941, 1:5
Co-op serves OSC since January, 1929.
Feb. 19, 1943, 3:5
Co-op will remain open during noon.
Jan. 14, 1959, 1:4
Sparks fly in co-op meet.
Feb. 21, 1962, 1:9
CO-RESIDENT WOMEN'S COUNCIL
Co-operative cottage for self
supporting women needed for
co-eds, believes Dean Jameson.
Feb. 27, 1924, 1:3
Co-op house increase
brings total to five.
Sept. 30, 1939, 1:4
Co-ops incorporate to
purchase supplies.
Apr. 15, 1943, 1:7
Campus club, Beaver lodge
co-ops are only off-campus
men's groups.
Oct. 17, 1946, 3:4-5
Co-op houses on campus have
interesting history.
Jan. 5, 1949, 2:3-5
COOPERATIVE LIVING GROUP CON'T
Page 177
Bacon to tear down old women's coops.
Nov. 13, 1953, 3:6
Chemistry structure to replace old
co-op.
Nov. 18, 1953, 1:1
Cooperative living group disbands
leaving $12,000 to "Farm Home".
Oct. 2, 1967, 1:1
ANDERSON HOUSE
Remodeled co-op recently finished.
Jan. 19, 1968, 1:7-8
AVERY LODGE
Two men's cooperatives to open doors
this fall.
Aug 3, 1966, 3:3-4
AZALEA HOUSE
Azalea house holds opening.
Oct. 20, 1953, 1:5
Azalea house just a dream; eventually
becomes a reality.
Nov. 17, 1965, 3:4-6
BEAVER LODGE
New co-op chooses name, officers.
Jan. 12, 1940, 1:1
Beaver lodge changes location.
Nov. 18, 1971, 6:2-4
CAMPUS CLUB
New cooperative formed recently.
May 23, 1940, 2:2
CASCADIA LODGE
New cooperative organized.
Apr. 23, 1963, 1:3-7
New men's cr)op to be seventh on
campus.
Apr. 25, 1963, 3:2-4
CO-ED COTTAGE
Co-op elects officers
Sept. 29, 1956, 2:6
COLLAMORE
Collamore new women's
co-op.
Oct. 7, 1947, 1:7
COLONIAL CLUB
Colonial club holds
election of officers.
Oct. 24, 1940, 2:5
DAVENPORT HOUSE
Davenport men rent Collamore.
Jan. 18, 1949, 1:1
DIXON LODGE
Two men's cooperatives
to open doors this fall.
Aug. 3, 1966, 3:3-4
Dixon receives official
warning.
Feb. 18, 1977, 1:3-6
19:4-6
EDITH PERNOT
Ann Bergholz elected head
of new co-op.
Oct. 5, 1940, 1:5
Edith Pernot house closed
by board.
Oct. 13, 1944, 1:8
House finishes as living
unit.
Oct. 20, 1944, 2:5
ELEVENTH STREET
Oregon state has new co-op.
Oct. 12, 1939, 4:3
FAIRVIEW
Oregon state has new co-ops.
Oct. 12, 1939, 4:3
A
COOPERATIVE LIFING GROUPS CON'T
Page 178
GATCH HALL
Gatch elects officers.
June 2, 1954, 1:8
HAWTHORNE MANOR
Dean's office announces new living
group.
Sept. 23, 1948, 1:2
Four students are initiated to
Hawthorne.
May 18, 1962, 3:8
HAZEL RAE
Hazel Rae entertains.
Oct. 15, 1938, 1:1
HEATHER HOUSE
Co-op house celebrates first year
on campus.
Apr. 14, 1943, 1:1
HEATHER RAE
Heather Rae formed in '42.
Feb. 16, 1966, 3:5
After 35 years Heather Rae to fall.
Oct. 12, 1972, 5:1-2
HECKART LODGE
Dedication of new OSC men's dorms set
this Sunday.
Oct.15, 1954, 1:1-8
Magazine spotlights Heckert and Reed.
Nov. 18, 1955, 1:8
HOLCOMBE HOUSE
Holcombe picks leaders.
Oct 25, 1946, 1:7
Jameson house gets new
quarters.
Oct. 23, 1954, 1:8
Jameson first women's co-op
named for former women's dean.
Feb. 18, 1966, 4:5-7
Co-op gets new building.
Oct. 20, 1971, 9:1-2
JEFFERSONAL HALL
Jefferson hall elects.
Apr. 1, 1950, 3:3
JESSUP HOUSE
New women's coop open to
students.
Oct. 10, 1973, 3:4-6
KATHERINE VEATCH KOTTAGE
New cooperative named for
Katherine Veatch.
Nov. 2, 1939, 1:5
KENT HOUSE
Kent house entertains.
Oct. 15, 1938, 1:4
KINGS ROAD
Kings' Road girls' cooperative renamed.
Oct. 7, 1938,--4-i8
KINLANI
Kinlani'new name for dorm
annex.
Oct. 20, 1937, 1:6
KUPONO
New cooperative for men
JAMESON HOUSE
Jameson girls miss house door plate.
Apr. 12, 1950, 3:7
ready January 3.
Dec. 15, 1939, 1:2
Fire almost hits Jameson co-op house.
Apr. 10, 1951, 1:1
Kupono, living group first
co-op established.
May 11, 1949, 3:7-8
COOPERATIVE LIVING GROUPS COT;''
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LIDEN HALL
Independent women form new co-ops.
Oct. 5, 1940, 1:1
Reed Lodge undergoes
sex change.
Jan. 26, 1977, 6:1-6
Linden hall entertains at new
residence.
Apr. 1, 1941, 1:5
SHAFFER HOUSE
House officers chosen.
Oct. 12, 1945, 4:3
LOCKWOOD HALL
Mrs. Lockwood honored in party.
Oct. 27, 1937, 4:6
WINSTON HOUSE
Two co-ops combine take
name Winston.
Sept. 29, 1948, 3:4
Dean Jameson honored at Lockwood
dinner.
Nov. 22, 1939, 1:3
MAPLE MANOF
Maple Manor elects.
Apr. 3, 1941, 1:4
Pre-war co-op donates $960 to loan
fund.
Jan. 23, 1948, 1:3
NU OCTA RHO
Independents elect.
Oct. 16, 1941, 1:5
OXFORD HOUSE
Women's co-op to open.
Apr. 29, 1966, 5:5-7
THE PINES
Co-op house officers dine at the
Pines.
Oct. 26, 1939, 1:2
The Pines reorganizes; plans move for
next year.
June 3, 1966, 3:7-9
POLING HALL
Houses hold elections.
Mar. 9, 1955, 1:3
REED LODGE
Dedication of new OSC men's dorms
set this Sunday.
Oct. 15, 1954, 1:1-8
COOPERATIVE LIVING GROUPS
see also
CO-RESIDENT WOMEN, INC.
COOPERATIVE MANAGERS
ASSOCIATION
Associated managers organize
for business.
Jan. 24, 1919, 2:5
1898 club forerunner of
co-op association.
Oct. 15, 1931, 1:2
Co-op system first founded
by Orangemen.
May 20, 1933, 4:1
Co-op managers' store
finishes 16-year period.
May 8, 1936, 1:3
Wood shortage of 1916 cause
of first managers' cooperative
...since then.
May 5, 1939, 1:7
Co-op managers discuss
rationing.
Feb. 12, 1943, 1:3
Coop association marks 31
years of service at OSC.
Oct. 25, 1950, 3:5
Report misleading, says
co-op manager.
May 24, 1976, 6:3-6
COOPERATIVE STUDENT COUNCIL
Page 180
COOPERATIVE STUDENT COUNCIL
see
INTERCOOPERATIVE COUNCIL
COPY SERVICE
Departments struggle with prirring
rule.
Jan. 12, 1979, 1:1-6
8:1-2
CO-RESIDENT WOMEN INCORPORATED
Silver tea service presented to
women.
Jan. 31, 1956, 1:4
Dog causes co-op fire in vacant
Heather Rae.
Nov. 11, 1970, 1:1-2
. see. also
COOPERATIVE LIVING GROUPS
CO-RESIDENT WOMEN'S COUNCIL
Co-op council choses title at
last meet.
June 2, 1944, 4:1
CORN SHOW
State corn show open for visitors.
Nov. 28, 1939, 2:6
CORSAGES
Flowers are passe.
Feb. 25, 1921, 1:2
Corsages voted out by councils.
Apr. 26, 1935, 1:5
Student poll abolishes flowers from
all student body functions; ruling in
effect at M.U. formal.
Oct. 25, 1940, 1:6
CORVALLIS
Unique arrests shown by old police
dockets.
Mar. 7, 1933, 2:4
Camp Kilowan becomes reality.
May 15, 1937, 4:6
New Corvallis federal building.
(Picture)
May 15, 1937, 4:1
Corvallis, OSC to be featured
by Oregonian.
Dec. 4, 1947, 1:7
Barometer columnist clarifies
rumors and mysteries concerning
recent Corvallis police force shakeup.
Dec. 9, 1947, 1:2
Australian publication tells
Corvallis tale.
Oct. 8, 1949, 4:1-5
Sedate Corvallis forgets sinful
years of past.
Feb. 28, 1950, 1:2-3
3:6
AMATEUR RADIO CLUB
Ham station to be planned.
May 17, 1949, 3:1
ARCHERY CLUB
Corvallis archery club being
started.
Nov. 7, 1951, 4:7
ARMORY
Federal funds made availabe for
big armory.
May 19, 1936, 1:8
ART CENTER
Saturday set as opeing for Corvallis
art center.
Jan. 23, 1963, 1:1-2
BIRD CLUB
Bird association to meet tonight.
Nov. 13, 1941, 1:8
CORVALLIS. BUSINESSES. TALLY HO
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110*
BUSES
Corvallis extends bus service.
Jan. 29, 1980, 9:1-4
GERDING'S
Gerding's: a friendly store.
Apr. 11, 1974, 8:1-6
9:1-6
BUILDINGS (OLD DEPOT)
City of Corvallis seeks bid for
destruction of old depot.
Oct. 15, 1979,'1:3-6
HEWLETT-PACKARD
Hewlett-Packard referendum slated.
Aug. 1, 1974, 1:1-6
Depot saga chugs along.
Apr. 21, 1980, 1:5-6
Citizens begin effort to stop H-P.
Oct. 16, 1974, 11:1-6
CORVALLIS BUSINESS'
There is no biz like Monroe biz.
Jan. 9, 1973, 6:2
H-P groups faces complication.
Oct. 22, 1974, 1:3-6
Whether or not Monroe Street is
dying depnds on who you are.
Mar. 29, 1974, 8:1-6
Citizens want information and
impact study on H-P.
July 2, 1974, 1:1-3
Temporary injunction withdrawn.
Oct. 31, 1974, 1;1-6
Pornography: Corvallis' new form
of entertainment.
Sept. 23, 1976, 22:1-6
Monroe Ave. eateries seek liquor
licenses.
Oct. 4, 1979, 6:1-6
Corvallis takes dealer to court.
Jan.17, 1980, 8:1-3
BURST'S CANDIES
Burst's. fine candies in the homemade
tradtion.
Oct. 12, 1979, 16:1-6
17:1-6
CITIZEN'S BANK
New Citizen's Bank building opens
doors.
Nov. 13, 1974, 1:4-6
FIRST ALTERNATIVE FOOD COOP
Food cooperative planned for
Corvallis.
Feb. 17, 1970, 1:1-4
JIM THE FIX'R
"Jim the Fix'r" repairs assortment
of gadgets.
Feb. 25, 1980, 1:1-6
LA CREPERIA
Monroe eateries seek liquor
licenses.
Jan. 17, 1979, 1:1-6
OLCC welcomes opinions on La
Creperia licensing.
May 2, 1979, 5:1-3
LA Creperia receives liquor
license.
May 23, 1979, 1:1-6
RICE'S PHARMACY
Pharmacy opens, thanks to local
help.
May 2, 1980, 15:1-6
SHAKEY'S PIZZA PANTRY
Monroe eateries seek liquor
licenses.
Jan. 17, 1979, 1:1-6
TALLY HO
Tally Ho forum set.
Feb. 1, 1974, 1:1-2
Tally Ho granted hearing in
Corvallis on Feb. 19.
Feb. 11, 1974, 1;1-2
Tally Ho battle continues in court.
Sept. 26, 1974, 52:5-6
COVALLIS. BUSINESSES. TALLY HO CON'T
Page 182
Objectors win out so far in
Tally Ho case; but the battle
is not over.
Oct. 31, 1974, 10:1-6
11:1-6
Back to OLCC court orders remand
in Tally Ho application.
Jan. 23, 1975, 1:4-6
WAGNER' RESTAURANT
The editor of the Barometer would
like to apologize.
May 21, 1949, 2:1-3
Firesleepers are "perfect" fighters.
Jan. 29, 1971, 1:1-4
Student firefighters exchange time
for free room and board.
Sept. 20, 1979, 17:1-3
18:1-4
HIGH SCHOOL
Corvallis teachers set strike date;
board declares state of emergency.
Sept. 27, 1978, 1:1-5
A rebuttal.
may 21, 1949, 2:4
HOME GUARD
Steps taken to secure home guard
for city.
Feb. 24, 1942, 4:1
WHITESIDE THEATER
Inside the Whiteside.
Apr. 27, 1979, 14:1-6
15:1-6
PLYWOOD CORPORATION
New plywood corporation to open
in 60 to 90 days.
Apr. 8, 1953, 3:1-2
CITY COUNCIL
Campus-city establish links.
Dec. 9, 1970, 15:1-5
PUBLIC LIBRARY
B.F. Irvine delivers dedication.
address.
Nov. 24, 1931, 1:4
CIVIC MUSIC ASSOCIATION
Concert association to sell
series tickets at low student rates.
May 18, 1949, 1:1
Concert groups combine forces.
May 18, 1949, 1:4
CONTINUATION CENTER
see
DIVISION OF CONTINUING EDUCATION
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Campus well protected by good fire
department.
Dec. 1, 1931, 2:7
So it's ho! for the fireman's life
Oregon State students "batch it" at
the Corvallis fire department.
Dec. 4, 1936, 4:2
Capsule sealed in Library cornerstone.
May 5, 1965, 3:7
RADIO CLUB
Corvallis radio club reactivates...
Jan. 23, 1947, 1:3
READER'S THEATRE
Revolution opens stage's 12 year.
Nov. 6, 1970, 16:1-5
RENT CONTROL
Rental ceilings stay says housing
boss.
Oct. 11, 1949, 1:7
RIDING ACADEMY
Riding academy organizes tonight.
Nov. 4, 1941, 1:4
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RIVERFRONT
Construction plans begin.
May 22, 1970, 2:4-6
OSC poetry "first" to be
held tonight.
Apr. 22, 1960, 1:9
STAMP CLUB
Stamp club followers prepare
for exhibition.
Feb. 12, 1927, 1:6
COUNCIL OF DEFENSE
College may provide tested
seed for farms.
Feb. 5, 1918, 3:1
STUDENT RELATIONS
Bias is charged by ACLU.
Feb. 17, 1970, 4:3
COUNSELING AND TESTING CENTER
Counseling center open to
students.
July 29, 1963, 5:2
Opinion touchy subject.
Feb. 17, 1970, 2:1
WATER SUPPLY
Purifying plant almost finished,
says engineer.
Oct. 3, 1950, 1:7
Corvallis water to come from new
filter plant.
May 29„957, 1:5
COSMOPOLITAN CLUB
Cosmopolitan club formed-eight
nations represented.
Mar. 19, 1910, 1:3
Cosmopolitan Herald to appear
quarterly.
Mar. 20, 1926, 1:3
Cosmopolitan group form active
chapter.
Nov. 18, 1927, 4:2
Cosmopolitan club initiates 17,
plans international house.
Nov. 16, 1945, 4:4
Cosmopolitan club votes to affiliate
with national group.
Jan. 24, 1947, 1:3
Cosmopolitan club adds flags to M.U.
collection.
Sept. 28, 1951, 1:2-3
OSU Center now certified.
Feb. 29, 1969, 3:6
COUNSELING SERVICE
Second lawyer hired by ASOSU.
Feb. 11, 1972, 3:1-4
see also
PERSONNEL AND COUNSELING ORGAN.
COURSE REVIEW COMMITTEE
Plans, procedures made for
course reviews by committee.
May 25, 1967, 1:1
OSU booklet grades profs.
Jan. 30, 1969, 1:3
Student charges teacher abuse
of evaluation.
Jan. 11, 1974, 6:1-6
THE COVE
New club for students nearly
ready.
Jan. 27, 1954, 1:3-6
"The Cove" to open tonight.
Feb. 5, 1954, 1:5-8
The lost cove..
Oct. 19, 1955, 2:1-2
COW SWI PI
Cow Swi Pi designed for OSU's
Ag students.
Apr. 9, 1969, 4:4-5
CRAFTS SCHOOL
Page 184
CRAFTS SCHOOL
Crafts school shows 15 women registered.
May 22, 1935, 4:2
CREDIT UNION
College credit union charter is
received.
May 8, 1954, 2:1
Credit union moves.
Mar. 14, 1958, 5:4-5
Union moved to new site.
May 20, 1966, 1:5
see also
ROWING
CREW HOUSE
Crew, tennis, get big boost
this summer.
Aug. 18, 1936, 4:3
Violation of posted signs
proves dangerous at crew dock.
July 31, 1975, 1:4-6
see also
ROWING
CREDITS
Unfinished work allowed credit.
Dec. 11, 1917, 1:6
CRIME
Six major crimes in Benton
County occur last week.
Nov. 22, 1949, 1:5
CREED
see
BEAVER CREED
Witness sought in clubbing
case.
Jan. 7, 1961, 1:1-2
CREW
Crew receives major status.
Apr. 18, 1967, 4:5
Apprehended students pleads
guilty to charges on indecent
exposure.
Feb. 3, 1961, 1:7-8
Girl causes confusion.
Mar. 30, 1972, 12:5-6
Disputed crew showers reinstalled.
Nov. 4, 1976, 6:1-6
Crew competition marks 50th year.
Nov. 12, 1976, 24:5-6
Drlica says bad publicity all in the
line of his job.
Arp. 3, 1979, 12:1-6
Search for crew coach proving to
be futile.
Jan. 24, 1980, 12:1-4
New crew coach expected by Friday.
Jan. 31, 1980, 12:1-4
Men's crew team quits; wants
immediate changes.
Feb. 22, 180, 24:1-6
Property loss told by MU.
Mar. 8, 1961, 1:2
Assault charges bring not
guilty plea.
Apr. 14, 1961, 1:7-8
Man rapes Snell hall resident.
Sept. 29, 1971, 3:1
Court sentences man in Snell
hall accident.
Oct. 7, 1971, 3:5-6
Co-ed reports assault at
Coliseum.
Feb. 17, 1972, 1:1-4
4th attack revealed as a hoax.
Feb. 18, 1972, 1:4
CRIMES CON'T
•
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A sketch of the assailant.
Feb. 23, 1972, 1:2-4
Bad checks cause merchants problems.
Feb. 20, 1973, 3:4-5
Break-in results in attempted rape.
Nov. 14, 1973, 1:1-3
Secretary shot by ex-husband.
Nov. 30, 1973, 1:5-6
Secretary shot twice; condition
said "fair".
Dec. 3, 1973, 1:1-3
Girls assaulted in dorms,
student suspect arrested.
Sept. 29, 1978, 3:1-3
Assault suspect pleads not
guilty.
Spet. 29, 1978, 7:1-2
Harrassment charges denied.
Oct. 6, 1978, 3:1-4
Art professor discovers
lithographic prints stolen.
Jan. 16, 1979, 5:1-2
Shooting victim doing "very well".
Dec. 4, 1973, 3:1-2
Deviation Incorporated gets
a bang out of bombs.
May 1, 1979, 3:1-3
Theft pattern constant for MU
losses.
Jat. 14, 1974, 3:1-4
Flashers favor Kerr Library.
Sept. 27, 1979, 1:2-6
OSU coed reported raped; Salem man
arrested.
Feb. 15, 1974, 1:5-6
Vandalism outbreaks run rampant.
Apr. 16, 1974, 3:3-6
Salesmen exposed as frauds.
Dec. 9, 1975, 20:3-6
Dixon center suspect questioned.
Nov. 16, 1976, 6:1-6
Man with knife attacks woman.
Feb. 18, 1977, 1:1-2
Masked raiders attack security
office.
Apr. 6, 1977, 1:1-6
Fire extinguishers gone from buildings.
Apr. 7, 1977, 5:1-6
1974 murder of OSU coed caution
for others.
May 10, 1977, 6:5-6
Court convicts student of
theft, robbery charges.
Oct. 10, 1979, 9:5-6
Student fires on snow-ballers.
Jan. 11, 1980, 1:1-6
Snowball fight saga continues.
Jan. 17, 1980, 9:1-4
Bomb hoax threatens Weniger
Hall.
Feb. 1, 1980, 1:3-6
Clark put on parole, plans
return to OSU.
Feb. 19, 1980,
District court convicts former
football player.
Apr. 16, 1980, 6:1-2
District court sentences Edward!
on second degree abuse charges.
Apr. 17, 1980, 13:1-3
Former OSU instructor gets
15 years in prison.
Apr. 29, 1980, 8:1-2
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Corvallis police nab alleged
extortionist.
may 2, 1980, 8:1-4
Finley 6th creates private
escort service.
Jan. 14, 1980, 8:1-6
Security nabs Kidder hall, library
flasher.
May 6, 1980 1:1-6
Court convicts former instructor
of first degree rape charges.
Mar. 31, 1980, 3:1-3
Security reports sexual abuse cases.
May 16, 1980, 7:1-4
ROBBERIES
Thieves enter dorm Sunday,
take money.
Oct. 22, 1935, 1:7
ASSAULT
Roadside encounter ends in violence.
Apr. 1, 1980, 1:1-4
BOMBINGS
"Devo" member turns self in.
May 4, 1979, 3:4-6
RAPE
Student raped near campus.
Jan. 15, 1976, 6:2
Rape crisis line offers support.
Apr. 7, 1977, 2:1-2
7:1-2
Recent campus attack spurs escort
program.
Oct. 12, 1977, 5:4-6
Police continue search for O.S.U.
rape suspect.
Feb. 22, 1979, 6:1-3
OSU woman raped, assailant escapes.
May 1, 1979, 1:1-6
Fraternity increases security with
campus escort service.
Oct. 17, 1979, 12:1-2
Coed assaulted near library.
Dec. 4, 1979, 12:1-2
Campus security reports no progress
in rape case.
Jan. 4, 1980, 6:1-2
Sneak thieves enter Kappa Sigs,
Alpha Gams.
Dec. 8, 1936, 1:7
Visiting thieves stop at Theta
Xi.
Feb. 24, 1937, 1:5
Whistler etching returned unharmed.
Mar. 27, 1937, 1:8
Burglars loot electric lunch
during weekend.
May 11, 1937, 1:6
Slick snatchers steal memorial
union mat.
Feb. 25, 1938, 1:4
Dinner-hour thieves go through
sorority.
Nov. 3, 1938, 1:7
Thief burglarizes home of Mrs.
Jessup, Steals jewelry, leaves
silver.
Oct. 12, 1939, 1:1
Two college students arrested
as "ice-box burglars."
Feb. 9, 1940, 1:2
Theta Xi fraternity looted by
prowlers.
Apr. 23, 1940, 4:4
CRIMES CON'T
Page 187
Oil painting gone from MU.
July 9, 1946, 3:4
Delta Chi robbed of $150
by early morning visitor.
Jan. 12, 1950,,1:6
Two fraternities robbed in
early morning raid by morning
prowlers.
Oct. 10, 1940, 1:4
Boys admit robbery of Women's
building.
Apr. 11, 1950, 1:1
Saddles worth $800 taken from barn...
Police investigate.
Dec. 4, 1946, 1:4
Theta Xi men capture Yegg
sacking rooms.
Sept. 29, 1951, 1:1
Four houses looted; pre-dawn robbers
lift cash from rooms.
Mar. 15, 1947, 1:6
Bold prowler gets undetermined
loot from Greek houses.
Oct. 21, 1952, 1:6
$42 in cash stolen from library
office.
Oct. 9, 1947, 1:5
Burglars take frats for $225
in Sunday visit.
May 11, 1954, 1:6
Thieves get fender skirts, tire,
saddle.
Oct. 9, 1947, 1:5
Four mothers robbed of $200.
May 17, 1955, 3:1
Early morning thief enters Greek
houses, leaves with $320.
Nov. 4, 1947, 1:7
ATO, Phi Sigs lose money and property
bold night raid.
May 8, 1948, 1:4
in
Delta Chi fraternity hit by sneak
thief.
Jan. 6, 1948, 1:7
Robbers take $110 from two houses.
Feb. 2, 1949, 1:3
Authorities baffled by fraternity
thief.
Feb. 5, 1949, 1:1-2
Local robbery earns bandit $900
in cash.
May 3, 1939, 1:6
Flatfeet foiled; Betas burgled.
May 7, 1949, 1:5
$112 total stolen from Theta
Chi's.
Apr. 8, 1960, 4:9
OSC fraternities robbed of .
$500.
Oct. 18, 1960, 3:1
Platypus trophy stolen from
OSC.
Oct. 25, 1960, 1:5
OSU safe victim of burglary
try.
Jan. 9, 1962, 1:1-2
Safecrackers fail in attempt
to rob "Old Bendix".
Jan. 19, 1962, 1:8-9
STEALING
Chair and art works taken
from buildings.
June 1, 1962, 1:3-4
Art objects stolen from
display case.
Feb. 5, 1965, 1:5
Page 188
OSU student charged in robbery case.
Oct. 291 1965, 1:5
Sign returns. (Pic)
Apr. 28, 1978, 3:4-6
Large snakes listed stolen.
Jan. 18, 1966, 1:5
NROTC hut broken into.
May 5, 1978, 9:2-3
Snake thief is caught.
Jan. 21, 1966, 1:5
Ducks strike, steal whistle.
Jan. 22, 1966, 1:9
Stolen equipment found on doorstep.
May 25, 1966, 1:7
Bowl missing from art show.
Oct. 12, 1966, 1:1
Prizes taken for contest.
Nov. 22, 1966, 1:
Four OSU men charged with lumber
theft.
Nov. 23, 1966, 1:3
Five charged with robbery.
May 24, 1967, 1:7
Two men charged with bicycle theft.
Feb. 15, 1968, 1:1
3 draw fines in store theft.
Apr. 25, 1968, 1:7
Theft charge faces students.
Oct. 12, 1973, 10:1
Calculator reported stolen.
Feb. 6, 1975, 2:5-6
Plants, calculator stolen.
Feb. 11, 1975, 2:5-6
Theft, accident reported.
Feb. 25, 1975, 3:3-4
Eta Cow Pi sign taken; owners
anxious for return.
Apr. 19, 1978, 7:1-6
Stolen equipment found.
May 26, 1978, 23:6
Students steal telephones.
Oct. 25, 1978, 5:4-6
Two arrests follow campus
bike thefts.
May 16, 1979, 1:1-2
VANDALISM
U. of O. Decries raid on
campus.
Nov. 4, 1919, 1:1
Green paint stains OSC
buildings; apprehension of
vandals near.
Oct. 22, 1937, 1:1
Four OSC rooks admit turf
field vandalism.
Dec. 9, 1937, 1:7
Corvallis high bonfire ignited
by OSC rooks.
Nov. 2, 1939, 1:1
Oregon "0" undergoes beautifying by beavers.
Nov. 22, 1946, 1;1
Vandals smear red THE sign on
Eager Beaver.
May 1, 1947, 1:3
Teenaged vandals to stand
trial for armory damage.
May 7, 1947, 1:8
Gnomon of commerce building
sundial, shattered by vandals
to be replaced.
Jan. 14, 1948, 1:2
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Sig Ep "raid" cleared by joint statement.
Apr. 24, 1948, 1:4
OSC, U of 0 deans sign property damage
pact.
Sept. 29, 1949, 1:7
Deans of men sign agreement.
Nov. 16, 1948, 3:3
Vandals smear enamel slogans on buildings.
Dec. 1, 1948, 1:3
"No heroism left, " vandals say as court
assesses $50 fine.
Oct. 22, 1955, 4:7-8
Students suspended for theft, vandalism.
Jan. 31, 1958, 1:5-6
Fraternity loses 18 wallets, $157 to
night thieves.
Apr. 4, 1958, 1:8
Theft of exam proves costly.
Apr. 3, 1959, 1:4
Fire destroys Tuesday mail in local
box.
Nov. 12, 1960, 1:4
Gatehouse topples sunday.
Dec. 6, 1960, 1:4
State arson squad called in
to probe campus guard booth
fire.
Feb. 1, 1963, 1:9
Armory-ROTC damaged in early
morning bombing.
May 2, 1970, 1:1-2
Seven calculators missing.
Feb. 3, 1975, 2:5-6
Weatherford hall vandalised.
July 31, 1975, 2:5-6
Black cultural center victimized by vandals.
Oct. 20, 1976, 1:4-6
Campus balloon cannons illegal.
Apr. 14, 1977, 1:4-6
see also
MURDERS
CRIP CLUB
Affiliation of crips announced.
Dec. 7, 1920, 1:6
Crip club applies for charter
from national society.
Feb. 4, 1921, 1:2
Appeals possible in civil actions
against three university students.
June 2, 1961, 1:1-3
CROP JUDGIDtG TEAM
O.A.C. team places first in
crop judging.
Nov. 8, 1924, 1:6
"Khrushchev" burned on Snell hall
lawn.
Nov. 2, 1961, 1:5-6
College wins cup in livestock
show.
Nov. 4, 1927, 1:2
Attempt to set fire fails in Waldo
hall.
June 25, 1962, 6:2
CROP SCIENCE DEPARTMENT
OSU gets approval for crops
building.
Apr. 25, 1980, 5:1-4
Drawings stolen from art exhibit;
return of objects requested.
May 24, 1963, 1:9
CROSS-COUNTRY
Distance runners enter first
race.
Nov. 10, 1922, 4:1
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Annual marathon is dropped by schools.
Nov. 4, 1931, 3:1
CROSSROADS
International student open house
scheduled.
Oct. 2, 1973, 2:5-6
CRUSADE FOR FREEDOM
Freedom crusade hits Beaver campus.
Sept. 28, 1950, 1:7-8
Board asked for return of
commerce. Dec. 10, 1941, 1:3
Education board cancels
spring vacation. Mining degree
work reinstated at OSC.
Jan. 28, 1942, 1:7
OSC granted business degrees.
Apr. 29, 1942, 1:7
CURFEW
10:30 campus curfew imposed.
Feb. 11, 1972, 1:1-4
Catalogue to exclude commerce
courses.
May 2, 1942, 1:4
CURRICULA
New courses for war emergency.
Jan. 29, 1918, 1:3
College "bible" offers two
new restored degrees.
June 20, 1942, 3:4
All departments of college are improved
due to the war.
Dec. 18, 1918, 4:3
Wartime changes hit Oregon
State; New curricula, soldiers
featured.
June 14, 1943, 1:3
Aeronautics added to degree courses.
May 29, 1929, 4:1
Chancellor approves secretarial course.
May 26, 1933, 1:7
Restoring of mining degrees discussed.
Feb. 6, 1941, 1:8
Oregon U. vs. Oregon State, score
6-0; has the board given us a fair deal?
(editorial)
Nov. 8, 1941, 2:1
OSC asks for commerce. . . (editorial)
Nov. 18, 1941, 2:1
Students back move for commerce school.
Nov. 18, 1941, 1:7
Sharper outlines seen in commerce
question.
Nov. 19, 1941, 1:1
Commerce bid now before state board.
Dec. 9, 1941, 1:3
Practical degree business
course alotted O.S.C.
June 22, 1943, 1:4
New B & T program gives onjob work.
Apr. 22, 1955, 1:6
Need for liberal arts discussed.
Jan. 15, 1958, 2:1-3
Study changed in 100 years.
Jan. 19, 1966, 2:7
Black courses.
May 29, 1968, 1:1-2
English comp requirements get
conditional cut by board.
July 30, 1970, 1:3-5
Reaction expected to MacVicar
veto.
Jan. 23, 1975, 3:3-6
DADS WEEKEND
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Take ten schools, add two colleges,
and you have one diverse university.
Sept. 22, 1977, 44-45:1-6
Portland man to head dads.
Nov. 20, 1934, 1:3
Important change in college curriculum
instituted by Board of Trustees.
Feb. 8, 1908, 1:2
Dads' club officer finds
intriguing romance on OSC
campus rivaled only by pioneer
development.
May 22, 1937, 6:4
CUSTOMS
see
CAMPUS TRADITION
CYCLOTRON, OSC
$35, 000 cyclotron at OSC to aid in
researchwork.
Sept. 24, 1948, 2:1-2
Fifty-ton magnet, part of cyclotron
to be unloaded at city airport today.
Nov. 19, 1948, 1:2-4
State college dad's club
prexy related purpose and
history of group; past activity
listed.
May 22, 1937, 1:3
Dad's club founded by pastor
in '33 to familiarize fathers
with college.
Oct. 17, 1939, 1:1
Cyclotron steel waits for funds
to build hall.
Apr. 13, 1949, 1:6-7
DADS DAY
Celebration of Dads Day outgrowth of 1934 plan.
Jan. 31, 1952, 1:1-2
Cyclotron, seismograph under construction here.
July 17, 1950, 1:3-4
First five dad's presidents
to be special weekend guests.
Feb. 1, 1956, 1:2-3
Cyclotron completed for atom research.
Dec. 5, 1952, 1:4
DAD'S WEEKEND
Fathers weekend has long
history.
Feb. 9, 1957, 1:1-2
Cyclotron expansion estimated at
$90,000.
Dec. 8, 1965, 3:6-7
DAD'S CLUB
Dads to form campus group.
Oct. 27, 1933, 1:1
Dads organize at meet here over
weekend.
Oct. 31, 1933, 1:8
Bulletin edited for dads' club.
Feb. 28, 1934, 1:5
Staters' dads' club convenes for
first time.
Apr. 14, 1934, 1:4
History told of Dads Day.
Feb. 1, 1958, 1:7
25th anniversary for dads
features change.
Jan. 30, 1959, 2:1-2
Dads weekend on OSU campus
has eventful 28-year history.
Feb. 8, 1963, 4:6-9
Dads weekend history spans
35 years here.
Mar. 2, 1968, 1:6-7