LIBRARIES
VOLUME 10
FALL
NUMBER 2
1995
THE VALLEY LIBRARY
See page 4
IN THIS ISSUE:
A wave of excitement rolled through
the Oregon State University campus
in June of this year, with the announcement that The Wayne and
Gladys Valley Foundation of Oakland, California, has pledged $10
million to The OSU Library Campaign, to name the library after the
Valley family.
TRIBUTE TO STUDENT
EMPLOYEES
2
THE VALLEY LIBRARY
4
KELLEY GIFT CHALLENGE
6
LIBRARY RESEARCH
TRAVEL GRANTS
8
TOTTEN MEMORIAL
SCHOLARSHIPS
9
FRIENDS' SPECIAL EVENTS.. 10
PRIVATE DOLLARS,
PUBLIC TREASURES
14
OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY
LIBRARIES
William Jasper Kerr Library,
OSU Main Campus, Corvallis
Marilyn Potts Gum Library,
FROM THE UNIVERSITY LIBRARIAN
A TRIBUTE TO
STUDENT
EMPLOYEES
OSU Hatfield Marine Science
Center, Newport
FRIENDS OF OSU LIBRARIES
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
David Hackleman, President
Henry Sayre, President-Elect
Kenneth Bielman
STUDENTS ARE AMONG OUR
Ellen T. Drake
MOST CREATIVE AND ADAPTABLE
Pamela Fox Emory
John Fryer
WORKERS. THEY ACTUALLY USE
Richard W. Gilkey
Penny Hardesty
Arik Hill
David Irving
Betty Miner
Jo Anne Trow
Ann Werner
THE LIBRARY IN THEIR STUDIES
AND RESEARCH SO THEY GIVE US
THE INVALUABLE PERSPECTIVE
OF LIBRARY USERS. STUDENT
WORKERS COME FROM EVERY
COLLEGE ON CAMPUS, AND THE
KNOWLEDGE THEY BRING WITH
THEM HELPS US BUILD BETTER
Ex-officio:
COLLECTIONS, PROVIDE BETTER
Melvin R. George
INFORMATION SERVICES, AND
Cliff Dalton
ACCOMPLISH OUR WORK MORE
Erin Haynes
Ober Tyus
Don Wirth
EFFICIENTLY.
MESSENGER
OSU Libraries
Oregon State University
Kerr Library 121
Corvallis, OR 97331-4501
503-737-2438
Melvin R. George
The Delpha and Donald Campbell
University Librarian
Marcia Griffin, Editor
Cliff Dalton, Assistant Editor
The Messenger is published
twice each year.
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in this Messenger you'll see a story
on the recent recipients
of the Carl Totten Memorial
Award. I am extremely grateful to Mrs. Winifred
Wilberding Totten for making
these awards possible because
we could not operate the OSU
Libraries without assistance
from a large number of student workers.
Each year we employ more
than 150 student workers in
the library. Their combined
hours equal the work of approximately 34 full time
workers. Our total work force
is just under 100 people. Thus,
a little more than a quarter of
the work accomplished in the
library each year is done by
student workers.
Students often have the
worst jobs in the library. They
do most of the work of circulating 300,000 volumes a year
they reshelve more than a
million books and journals in
any given year, and they work
the late night hours when the
rest of us are at home asleep.
Students are among our
most creative and adaptable
workers. Each new student
worker brings a fresh vision to
their work. They ask us why
we do what we do, and why
we don't do it another way.
They actually use the library
in their studies and research so
they give us the invaluable
perspective of library users. In
addition, they bring with them
the breadth of their academic
experiences. Student workers
come from every college on
campus, and the knowledge
they bring with them helps us
to build better collections,
provide better information
services, and accomplish our
work more efficiently. And
many times, they also interpret the library to their fellow
Esewhere
students. It's surprising how
often a student library user
will hesitate to ask questions
of our full-time staff, but
they'll question a student
worker at one of our desks or
in the stacks. Our student
workers also tend to be impressively computer literate.
They often teach full-time staff
how to make better use of
online systems, word processing and spread sheets.
Our student workers are
also incredibly dedicated.
They work odd hours, they
work overtime, and they don't
seem to mind being re-assigned on a moment's notice
to a task which just has to be
done. They'll come in for an
emergency, and they'll work
through the night at the end of
each quarter so that books and
journals can be shelved
quickly.
Student library workers are
usually unsung heroes. When
annual reports are written, or
library accomplishments are
publicized, the library administration and staff usually get
the credit. But, you can be sure
that student workers had a
great deal to do with any
library accomplishment.
The Totten Award provides
a means by which we can
recognize the varied contributions of our student workers.
Although we could honor only
six outstanding students
through the Carl Totten Memorial Award, they represent
a vast number of students who
do outstanding work on behalf
of Oregon State University.
A good many of our student workers are also under
tremendous financial pressure.
Tuition has increased by 60%
in the last six years. It will
increase another 8.7% at OSU
next year alone. Therefore, the
financial award which accom-
THE TOTTEN AWARD PROVIDES A MEANS BY WHICH WE
'CAN RECOGNIZE THE VARIED
CONTRIBUTIONS OF OUR
STUDENT WORKERS.
panies the Totten award is a
marvelous morale booster.
Mrs. Totten created the
award because she remembers the financial struggle
she and Carl experienced as
students and young graduates entering the professional
world. She wanted to do
something to help today's
students who find themselves in the same struggle.
And today's students do
struggle to get through
college. One of the award
recipients has a baby on the
way. Another is graduating
and needs suits before he can
show up for his new job as a
Thrtland accountant. He tells
'of how hard it is to earn
enough in the summer to pay
for school during the remainder of the year.
The financial award is
good for the library too. One
Totten awardee puts it very
clearly, "Your award is
certainly an encouragment
for me to continue to do my
best at the library. .
Thank you, student workers. You're very precious to
us. And thank you, Mrs.
Totten, for enabling us to
honor our student workers
and for making their financial burden just a bit easier to
bear.
Melvin R. George
The Del pha and Donald Campbell
University Librarian
L. Fryer has recently
been appointed to the
Board of Directors of the
Friends of OSU Libraries.
Fryer, professor and chairman
of the Microbiology Department at OSU, was born in Fort
Worth, Texas. He received his
B.S., M.S., and Ph.D. in microbiology from Oregon State
University, and has been with
the Microbiology Dept. at OSU
since 1964. Prior to that, Fryer
was an assistant professor in
John
the Department of Food Science and Technology, and also
served with the Oregon Fish
Commission Research Division. Fryer's scientific interest
is in the infectious diseases of
Pacific salmon, and the pathogenic microbiology and immunology of cold blooded animals.
Arik A. Hill has also ac-
cepted a position on the
Friends Board of Directors.
Hill graduated from OSU in
1993 where he earned a B.S. in
health care administration. He
currently works for the Hill
Physicians Medical Group in
San Ramon, California. While
Hill was a student at OSU, he
helped negotiate the first
student body contribution to
the OSU Library Expansion
Project, through his leadership
in Blue Key. Hill will serve as
the new regional member to
the Board.
A third recent appointee to
the Board is Betty Miner.
Betty, long time resident of
Corvallis, is the coordinator of
the Extension Mini-College
held each June on the OSU
campus, a conference on home
economics and related areas.
Betty's expertise is in family
and consumer science. She
holds a B.S. in home economics
education, and an M.S. in foods
and nutrition, and also currently holds office in the Or-
egon Home Economics Association. Betty was born in New
York and grew up in Little
Rock, Arkansas. She remarks
that libraries have always held
importance in her life - she
remembers that when she was
very young, her family would
save gas coupons so they could
make weekly trips downtown
to the library.
Jo Anne Trow has also
accepted a position with the
Friends Board of Directors. Jo
Anne is the recently retired
Vice Provost for Student Affairs at OSU, a position she
held since 1983. A professor of
education, she holds a B.A.
degree from Denison University, an M.A. from Indiana
University, and a Ph.D. from
Michigan State University, and
has been with OSU since 1965.
She has been involved in
leadership positions in a number of national student affairs
organizations; such as President of the National Association of Women Deans, Administrators and Counselors, the
American College Personnel
Association, and the National
Association of Student Personnel Administrators. Jo Anne
also recently completed two
terms on the Commission on
Colleges of the Northwest
Association of Schools and
Colleges and is a public member of the Oregon Community
Corrections Advisory Board.
We welcome all four new
members to the Board and look
forward to working with them
on exciting upcoming projects.
PROFILES:
NEW FRIENDS
BOARD
MEMBERS
John L. Fryer
Jo Anne Trow
Messenger. FaIl 19953
THE VALLEY
LIBRARY
BY DARREN NOBLE
WE ARE ENORMOUSLY
GRATEFUL TO GLADYS
VALLEY, THE MEMBERS OF
THE VALLEY FAMILY, AND
THE TRUSTEES OF THE
VALLEY FOUNDATION FOR
THIS TREMENDOUS EXPRESSION OF SUPPORT FOR
OREGON STATE. WE ARE
HONORED BY THEIR SPECIAL
FRIENDSHIP AND GENEROUS
PHILANTHROPY.
Mel yin George, university librarian,
Gladys Valley, and John Byrne,
OSU president.
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of excite-
ment rolled
through the
Oregon State
University campus in June of this year, with
the announcement that The
Wayne and Gladys Valley
Foundation of Oakland, Ca iifornia, has pledged $10 million
to The OSU Library Campaign,
to name the library after the
Valley family.
This pledge came at the
same time that Oregon State
Governor John Kitzhaber
signed a bill to provide a
second $10 million bonding
"challenge" from the Oregon
legislature to construct OSU's
new library, bringing the
amount raised to date to $35
million.
"I'm pleased to be able to
tell you that Oregon State is on
Awave
Byrne explained.
"We are enormously grateful to Gladys Valley, the members of the Valley family, and
the trustees of the Valley
Foundation for this tremendous expression of support for
Oregon State. We are honored
by their special friendship and
generous philanthropy," Byrne
added.
The Wayne and Gladys
Valley Foundation was established in 1977 by the late F.
pledge will help us - in part
Wayne Valley and his wife,
Gladys Liebbrand Valley. The
match the second bonding
Valley's relationship with OSU
challenge offered by the State
goes back to the 1930's when
of Oregon. "Since our initial
success with the first match, we both attended the university.
Gladys majored in commerce
have looked at the possibility
while at OSU and later became
of construction in one rather
the first secretary in the College
than two phases. Accelerated
construction means we need to of Science. Wayne Valley
studied business while at OSU
raise all of the match money
and played football for Lon
during the next biennium",
the threshold of fulfilling its
most ambitious private gift
effort", OSU President John
Byrne announced. "This announcement brings extraordinarily good news for Oregon
State. Combined with legislative action, this pledge assures
that we will be able to move
directly to build the Library
which will be named for the
Valley family - in a single
phase of construction. We
anticipate that the Valley
Stiner's teams in 1934-35. He
also threw the javelin for coach
"Doc" Swan's track team.
Wayne later became a successful home builder in California.
"Education is certainly the
best means of advancing the
betterment of mankind, assuring better quality of life, and
achieving happiness and
personal success," says
Stephen M. Chandler, president of the Valley Foundation.
"Libraries, then, are one of the
major components of the
educational process. The trustees of the Wayne and Gladys
Valley Foundation feel they are
fortunate indeed to be able to
assist in this pre-eminent
"EDUCATION IS CERTAINLY
THE BEST MEANS OF
ADVANCING THE BETTER-
MENT OF MANKIND, ASSUR-
ING BETTER QUALITY OF
LIFE, AND ACHIEVING
HAPPINESS AND PERSONAL
SUCCESS," SAYS STEPHEN
M. CHANDLER, PRESIDENT
OF THE VALLEY FOUNDA-
TION. "LIBRARIES, THEN,
ARE ONE OF THE MAJOR
COMPONENTS OF THE
EDUCATIONAL PROCESS.
THE TRUSTEES OF THE
WAYNE AND GLADYS
VALLEY FOUNDATION FEEL
undertaking."
This current gift to Oregon
State, which will provide
annual payments over a seven
ar period, comes in addition
"'o several other significant gifts
from the Valley family in the
past 11 years. In 1974, Patrick
Wayne Valley Field was dedicated; in 1990, the Valley
Football Center; and in 1993,
the Gladys Valley Gymnastics
Center.
The new facility, expected to
open in fall of '99, will be The
Valley Library. William Jasper
Kerr, for whom the current
library is named, will continue
to be honored, as the
communication media services,
but it will redefine how information is retrieved. "We're not
just talking about making this
building bigger, we're talking
about reinterpreting how we
university's Administration
deliver services," says Melvin
Building will now carry his
R. George, The Delpha and
name. As a former President of Donald Campbell University
OSU, Kerr's memorial recogni- Librarian.
tion seems most appropriate on
"The new building will
the building housing the office serve as an information hub,
of the President. President
providing OSU students,
Kerr's family has endorsed the faculty, alumni, and Oregon
transfer.
citizens with access to the
The expanded library will
world's wealth of digitized
'ocus on information needs.
information, regardless of its
,,,,Jot only will the new facility
location," adds George:
integrate library, computer,
telecommunications, and
THEY ARE FORTUNATE
INDEED TO BE ABLE TO
ASSIST IN THIS PRE-EMINENT
UNDERTAKING."
(above) Melvin George. university
librarian, discussing plans for Valley
Library with Gladys Valley. (below) Melvin
George shows Valley Library model to
Gladys Valley as OSU president John
Byrne and Valley Foundation president
Steve Chandler look on.
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"Civilizations, I believe, come to birth and proceed to grow
by successfully responding to successive challenges.
Arnold Toynbee, 1948
KELLEY GIFT
CHALLENGES
OTHERS TO
MAKE CASH
GIFTS TO THE
LIBRARY
CAMPAIGN
BY DARREN NOBLE
"WHAT MARTIN AND JUDY
HAVE DONE IS REALLY
VERY, VERY SIGNIFICANT,"
SAYS JOHN M. EVEY,
DIRECTOR OF DEVELOP-
MENT AT OSU. "THIS IS A
SIGNAL TO OTHERS THAT
THERE IS STILL A NEED FOR
ADDITIONAL GIFTS DURING
THE CAMPAIGN."
ubstitute the
words
"fundraising
campaigns" for
"civilizations" in
the above quote. This sums up
the belief of Martin and Judy
that there is still a need for
additional gifts during the
Campaign. We need another
four to five million in present
value. With the announcement
of the second State challenge
and the Valley Foundation
Kelley.
grant, I think some people
Even though the OSU Liperceive the project is basically
brary Campaign is closer to its done, that we've got the dollars
goal of $40 million, there is a
to do it. Well - the real answer
need for cash gifts in order to
is that we're getting close."
help match the Oregon
One particular reason cash
legislature's second $10 million gifts are so important is that
bonding challenge.
they will help prevent the
Realizing this, and with an
Campaign's interest on loans to
understanding that cash is
front multi-year pledges from
necessary to cover building
expenses, Martin N. Kelley,
Chairman of the Board of the
OSU Foundation, and his wife,
Judy, have pledged to match
cash gifts up to $1 million for
The OSU Library Campaign.
They urge others to make cash
gifts now in the short term,
which will help the Campaign
reduce the debt service in the
long term.
"What Martin and Judy
have done is really very, very
significant," says John M. Evey,
director of development at
OSU. "This is a signal to others
S
Martin and Judy Ke/ley
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piling up. According to Evey,
the total interest for the project
will probably exceed $3.5
million.
"What Martin has done is
important from that perspective, it will help us reduce the
amount of debt service that we
have to carry over time. This
really exemplifies leadership.
He saw the need, and he understood the importance of his
action from a symbolic perspective because of the timing,.
of the other gifts. Martin
stepped forward and made the
commitment."
that
students at OSU
will receive
most of the
benefits from
the expanded library, the
1995 Associated Students of
Oregon State University
(ASOSU) followed in the
footsteps of the '91 Student
Senate and pledged their
increased support for the
Library Campaign.
In 1991, OSU students
made a $500,000 pledge to the
library which was paid for by
increasing student fees an
additional one dollar per
student per term. This past
spring, ASOSU voted to
pledge an additional $500,000
to The OSU Library Campaign. Initiated by then
President of ASOSU, April
Vaddy, this Bill was passed
STUDENTS
PLEDGE EVEN
MORE TO THE
LIBRARY
CAMPAIGN
Kflowing
'nanimously by the Student
Senate. Students will begin
contributing the additional
dollar per term once the
expanded library is fully
completed.
As a result, the contribution by Associated Students
of Oregon State University to
LIBRARY
CAMPAIGN
CASE
STATEMENT
A WINNER
April Waddy announcing additional student pledge to The OSU Library Campaign
the library will be one million
dollars. In addition, the OSU
Student Foundation has donated $50,000, which brings the
total student contribution to
$1,050,000.
"It's a $40 million dollar
project and we're paying a
million dollars of it. That's less
than 2.5% of the total cost, and
who is going to see the most
benefit? The students.
We're getting a great deal
out of it. The improvements we
can see in the library are going
to be incredible," says Jon
Isaacs, ASOSU president.
Library Campaign
case statement has
received two national
awards from the Council for
the Advancement and Support
of Education (CASE). The
piece, designed to promote the
Library Expansion Campaign,
received the Silver award for
individual fund raising publications and the Bronze award
for visual design in print for a
multi-page publication. Earlier
this spring, the case statement
The
"IT'S A $40 MILLION DOLLAR
PROJECT AND WE'RE PAYING A
MILLION DOLLARS OF IT. THAT'S
LESS THAN 2.5% OF THE TOTAL
COST, AND WHO IS GOING TO SEE
THE MOST BENEFIT? THE STUDENTS. WE'RE GETTING A GREAT
DEAL OUT OF IT. THE IMPROVE-
MENTS WE CAN SEE IN THE
LIBRARY ARE GOING TO BE
INCREDIBLE," SAYS JON ISAACS,
ASOSU PRESIDENT.
also received four awards in
Pacific Northwest competition.
The CD swept the electronic
media category, receiving the
Grand Gold Award, while the
case statement received an
award in the design category
and two more in the fundraising category. OSU staffers
Penny Hardesty and David
Fulton worked with Portland
designer, Ann Marra, on the
nator Hardesty, "The judges
were particularly impressed
with our ability to bring a
library to life and to demonstrate both the old and the
new by combining the book
and the electronic information
in one coordinated piece."
Anyone interested in receiving their own copy of the
Library Campaign case statement may request one by
calling the Library Develop-
project.
According to project coordi- ment Office (503) 737-2438.
Messenger, Fall 19957
LIBRARY
RESEARCH
TRAVEL
GRANTS
BY DARREN NOBLE
"THE LIBRARY RESEARCH
TRAVEL GRANTS PROGRAM
WAS STARTED TO SUPPORT
FACULTY TRAVEL TO
RESEARCH LIBRARIES AND
COLLECTIONS OUTSIDE THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR
RESEARCH AND SCHOLARSHIP, AND ALSO INSTRUC-
TIONAL EXPERTISE," SAYS
SHIRLEY SCOTT, HEAD OF
RESOURCE AND ACCESS
SERVICES AT KERR LIBRARY.
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magine you're on the
faculty at OSU, doing
research on a special
project, when you discover a collection of rare
books you really need to look
at. After a little research, you
discover that only three libraries in the U.S. have the books in
their collections, and the only
way to access them is to go to
one of those libraries. The
closest one is in Ohio. Your
department has no travel funds
available. What do you do?
One option is to spend your
own money to travel there, but,
your house needs a new roof.
Fortunately, OSU offers another option. The Library
Research Travel Grants Program.
"The Library Research
Travel Grants Program was
started to support faculty
travel to research libraries and
collections outside the state of
Oregon for research and scholarship, and also instructional
expertise," says Shirley Scott,
head of resource and access
services at Kerr Library. She
adds that even though faculty
use Kerr Library or interlibrary
loans during the research
process, sometimes these
resources just aren't sufficient.
The program, started in 1989
by then university provost
Graham Spanier, grants
awards of up to $1,000. Since
its inception, about 10 grants
have been awarded each year.
One faculty member who
has taken advantage of this
opportunity is Michael Oriard,
I
women missionaries in the
colonial context; a study of
clothing worn by politicians in
the western United States; and
research on television and
presidential campaigns.
Shirley Scott says she is
delighted when OSU faculty
publish papers or books sup1950's.
ported wholly or partially by
"The pulp magazine collecthe library research travel
tion is unique. There is no
grants. Cheryl Glenn, associate
collection as complete anywhere in the country, and there professor of English; Nancy 0.
Bryant, associate professor of
are probably only a couple of
other places which even have a Apparel, Interiors, Housing
number of pulp magazines. For and Merchandising; and
Carleton W. Carroll, professor
me to review this collection, I
of French, are three faculty
had to do it at The Library of
who have published as a result
Congress," Oriard explains.
of research done through this
"The great thing about the
library research travel grant is program.
"It's very rewarding to see
that it gave me the opportunity
to travel to Washington," says things published, papers given,
which is the purpose of the
Oriard.
grant - to encourage faculty
Lynda J. King, associate
scholarly output. We feel the
professor of German, also
program has been successful in
benefited from the program.
that regard," says Scott.
King traveled to Germany last
summer to research the various
German media reactions to an
early 20th century German
novel, and to investigate what
kind of life the novel has had
since its original publication.
"The travel grant program is IT'S VERY REWARDING TO
a really good opportunity. My
SEE THINGS PUBLISHED,
trip was successful and I loPAPERS GIVEN, WHICH IS
cated a lot of material," King
said. Her grant paid the air fare THE PURPOSE OF THE
to Germany.
GRANT - TO ENCOURAGE
The research projects supFACULTY SCHOLARLY
ported are as varied as the
OUTPUT. WE FEEL THE
individuals. Topics include:
PROGRAM HAS BEEN
Central American immigrants
SUCCESSFUL IN THAT
in Los Angeles; a medical
REGARD," SAYS SCOTT.
history of the 18th century
British Army; Chinese drama
in the post-Mao era; research
on the Muslim writer
Muhammad al-Zawawi,
professor of English. Oriard
has received two grants. Both
times he traveled to The Library of Congress in Washington, D.C. to review its pulp
magazine collection for his
research on football in the
popular press from the 1920's-
'"
"A FRIEND INDEED"
CARL TOTTEN
MEMORIAL
SCHOLARSHIPS
ESTABLISHED
Wilberding
"Winnie"
Totten, Class
of '30, of Los
Angeles, California, recently
established the Carl E. Totten
Memorial Library Scholarship
Fund for OSU students employed at the OSU Libraries, in
memory of her late husband,
Carl. Winnie and Carl met
while both were students at
OSU. Recalling the financial
struggles she and Carl faced
after their graduation from
OSU in 1930, Winnie wished to
recognize the sacrifices of
today's students and provide
some help. Awards went to six
students who had provided
superior service in the OSU
Libraries, presented this
spring at a special ceremony in
ieir honor.
Carl Totten, '30, was raised
in Glendale, Oregon. As a
young man, he worked his way
through high school and college as a bellhop. While at OSU
he was editor of the Daily
Barometer, and a chapter president of Sigma Delta Chi and
Tau Kappa Epsilon.
Later, Mr. Totten was a
founder of the Bay Area Society of Industrial Editors in San
Francisco and became the first
editor of Shell News, forerunner
of Shell's nationwide employee
magazine. He retired, after 40
years with the Shell Oil Company, as manager of their West
coast public relations division.
Winifred
Winnie and Carl Totten
Award recipients, left to right: Jeremy Mc Williams, Heidi Maasdam, Andrea So/li, Nathan
McCardle, Edith Anadu, and Tim Ray. Presenting awards is Karyle Butcher, Associate
University Librarian for Research and Public Services.
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SECOND
ANNUAL
FRIENDS OF
OSU LIBRARIES
DISTINGUISHED
ACHIEVEMENT
AWARD A
RESOUNDING
SUCCESS
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audito-
rium on the OSU
campus was filled
to capacity the
evening of February 28th to hear Nobel Laureate Francis Crick, keynote
speaker for the Linus Pauling
Conference. His lecture marked
the anniversary of Pauling's
birthday, and opened a two
day conference held in
Pauling's honor.
Crick, winner of a Nobel
Prize for his contribution to the
discovery of the molecular
structure of deoxyribonucleic
acid (DNA), received the
Friends of OSU Libraries
Distinguished Achievement
Award that evening, presented
to him by Board President
Caroline Wilkins.
The Friends of OSU Libraries established the Distinguished Achievement Award
last year to recognize outstanding individuals in the arts,
literature and science. Dr. Crick
was presented with an honorarium, Waterford crystal book
ends, and reference to the
award on a permanent bookplate in one of his numerous
books which was added to the
OSU Libraries permanent
collection.
Dr. Crick is president of the
Salk Institute for Biological
Studies in La Jolla, California,
the J.W. Kieckhefer Distinguished Research Professor at
the Institute, and an adjunct
professor of psychology at the
University of California at San
Diego.
Austin
FOL Board president Caroline Wilkins presenting award to Dr. Francis Crick.
Crick's interests and scope
of inquiry over the course of
his career have included physics, biology and psychology.
He has investigated and written about protein structure,
protein synthesis and the
genetic code; developmental
biology and chromatin structure; the molecular and cellular
aspects of neurons; the visual
system of mammals; and the
neural basis of REM sleep,
consciousness and visual
awareness. In addition to the
Nobel Prize for Physiology or
Medicine, which he shared
with Maurice Wilkins and
James Watson, Crick has received the Order of Merit from
the Queen of England, along
with honors by a number of
other international societies.
Area residents and the OSU
community were indeed fortunate to have this distinguished
scientist appear in Corvallis.
There were even guests from
the southern part of Oregon in
attendance - a Kiamath Falls
high school science teacher
bussed his science students to
Corvallis to hear the lecture.
Friends of OSU Libraries
members and guests later
visited with Crick at a private
reception in his honor following his lecture. All agreed it
was a most enjoyable evening.
William F. Buckley, El/en Drake, and Irene Nesliyba
national and international
speakers who present lectures
between the months of October
through May.
As part of their Portland
Celebrity Forum sponsorship,
the Friends of OSU Libraries
were host to Buckley's appear'Vednesday evening, April 5, in ance. Tickets to the special
Portland. Buckley's appearance reception and lecture were sold
was part of the Portland Celeb- as a fund-raiser for the Library
rity Forum series - a forum
Campaign. This event was
which brings to Oregon major another in a series of Portland
100 invited
guests enjoyed
a pre-lecture
reception and
opportunity to
meet and talk with noted
commentator and author,
'illiam F. Buckley, on
Over
Bruce Clark, Anne Merryfie/d, A/ice and Larry Doty at Buckley reception
area events planned to keep
alums aware of the OSU Libraries and their activities.
The OSU Library Campaign
is among a select group of
organizational sponsors for the
Portland Celebrity Forum.
Other notables during the
past year were William
Bennett, General Cohn Powell,
and Betty Friedan. The events
helped to spread the word
about the OSU Libraries.
APRIL HELD
SPECIAL EVENT
FOR LIBRARY
FRIENDS
PORTLAND CELEBRITY FORUM
JOIN US FOR
THE 1995-96
SEASON
year, speakers will
be George Bush, Bob
Woodward, Lauren
Bacall, Robert Kennedy, Jr.,
James Carville and Mary
Matahin, Henry Kissenger, Joe
Clark, and Jeanne Kirkpatrick.
Another series of small dinners before the lectures is
being planned for invited
This
guests who will learn about
the Library's needs and goals.
Response from last year's
guests was excellent, and
several gifts resulted from that
participation.
Once again, the program
will be used to promote support of the OSU Library Campaign and library programs.
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WILL You SAVE
THE ARTWORK?
an intimate gathering in Kerr
there plans to
Library, where they learned
preserve the art
their artwork was to be prework in Kerr library when the new served and incorporated into
the new Valley Library.
library is built?
What will happen to the mosaic Plaques were presented to the
artists which will be installed
tile walls?
in the new library to comI've enjoyed the fountain
Are
memorate these artworks.
The beautiful and intricate
These are some of the ques- mosaic tile panels found on
many of the interior walls of
tions we hear from people as
the Library are the work of
plans continue for the renovaProfessor Nelson Sandgren.
tion and rebuilding of the
Sandgren's theme was the
present Kerr Library on the
spreading of culture. He was
OSU campus.
interested in what the mosaics,
The answer is, yes, we will
with their beauty of color and
preserve the artwork - a rich
design, would visually do for
collection which has been
the architecture. Each panel is
enjoyed for years through the
generosity and artistic ability of different, but it seemed appropriate that the tree, dominant
two now-retired OSU art
professors, Wayne Taysom and in Oregon and classically
known as a symbol of vitality
Nelson Sandgren.
Library Docents and Friends and knowledge, should be
used. An observer of these
of OSU Libraries Board mempanels may see many things,
bers want to assure the public
and the symbols have different
as they have the artists themselves that these works will be meanings to different people.
The large bronze fountain
preserved in the new structure.
Recently, Professors Taysom outside the Jefferson Street
and Sandgren were honored at entrance to Kerr Library has
outside the library for years you won't destroy it, will you?
Chinese symbol for library"
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been a focal point and oftphotographed symbol of Kerr
Library since it was set in
place. Created by Wayne
Taysom, the fountain is composed of abstract holly leaves,
each holly-shaped basin of
yellow bronze filling with
water and spilling over into the
next one.
For most of the school year,
it is a beautiful haven of musical, flowing water in a peaceful
setting for rest and contemplation, enjoyed by many at the
university and around the
town. But each spring, the
fountain is filled with bubbles
as a last practical joke of graduating students! And one year,
Professor Taysom recalls, the
students had it piled high with
pumpkins! However it is
enjoyed, we can assure you
that it will still be there for
many more years to come. A
new courtyard is envisioned to
surround the fountain, once the
new library structure is completed.
Professor Taysom also
designed decorative door
panels and door pulls in
bronze for the entrance doors
of Kerr Library, which carry
deeper philosophical ideas.
Different alphabets suggest the
communication of knowledge
among peoples. A second
theme, of fir trees and plants,
depicts the importance of
natural resources to Oregon.
The panels, door pulls, and
fountain were all cast in the
University foundry, a joint
effort of the College of Engineering, the library, and the
physical plant.
Library docents and artists at the
fountain. Left to right: Henrietta
Chambers. Nelson Sandgren,
Patty McClintock, Freya Hermann,
Wayne Taysom, Janeann
Warkentin
WHO'S NEW AT THE OSU LIBRARIES?
M. "Carrie"
Ottow, has joined the
OSU Libraries as a
government publications
reference librarian. Carrie
comes to us from the Oklahoma State University Library
in Stiliwater. She holds a M.A.
in Library and Information
Studies from the University of
Wisconsin, and a B.A. in
English and French, also from
the University of Wisconsin.
For the last three years, she
was an assistant documents
librarian in the Edmon Low
Library at Oklahoma State,
and before that was with the
Memorial Library of the
University of Wisconsin and
the Middleton Health Sciences Library.
Island, Illinois, where she
served as science librarian for
the Augustana College Library. She received her M.A.
in library science from the
University of Missouri, Columbia. She also has a M.S. in
geology from the University
of Wyoming - Laramie, as
well as a B.S. in geology from
Colorado State University.
Jeanne is currently responsible for collection development in geology, geophysics,
chemistry, mathematics and
statistics, as well as coordinating the library's online
searching service.
Outside the library, Jeanne
is learning the fine art of
gardening. Her secret passion
is vertebrate paleontology,
especially fossil mammals
Jeanne R. Davidson joined and dinosaurs. Jeanne, husband Hugh, and their two
the OSU Libraries as a physical science reference librarian. sons, Kevan and Neil, plan on
Jeanne comes from Rock
spending time getting to
Carolyn
know Oregon, from the ocean
to the mountains (especially
John Day Fossil Beds!).
May Ying Chau has also
joined the OSU Libraries as a
life science reference librarian.
May Ying was previously a
plant science librarian with
the Morgan Library at Colorado State University. Prior to
that, she worked in the molecular biology laboratory as a
research assistant at Wayne
State University in Detroit,
and in the tissue culture
laboratory of Brigham Young
University in Provo, Utah.
May Ying holds a MSLS from
Wayne State University, an
M.S. and B.S. in horticulture
from Brigham Young University, and a B.A. in Fine Arts,
also from Brigham Young
University. May Ying is
fluent in both Cantonese and
Mandarin.
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LIFETIME GIFTS
PRIVATE
DOLLARS,
PUBLIC
TREASURESA THANK YOU
TO FRIENDS OF
OSU LIBRARIES
s Americans
have given to
various charitable efforts over the
years, they have created many national
treasures available to
all. Many of these
resources would never
have been possible with
government support
alone. Virtually all of
the truly great libraries
have been made great
through gifts from
individuals. We are
most grateful to all of
you who have generously supported the
Oregon State University Libraries.
We extend a special recognition to our Friends who
have reached milestones in their total lifetime giving to
the Oregon State University Libraries.
THE HARRIS SOCIETY
$1,000,000 +
TRYSTING TREE SOCIETY
$50,000 - $99,999
Cameron, Betty
Kimball, Sara Hart
Kimball, William R.
Lundeen, Betty A.
Lundeen, Robert
Autzen Foundation
THE STRAND SOCIETY
$250,000 - $999,999
Forman, Tiliman
McKennon, Keith
McKennon, Patricia
Smith, Andrew
Smith, LaVonne
LINUS PAULING
ASSOCIATE
$100,000 $249,999
Burlington Resources
Foundation
Castles, Louise
DeLoach Trust
Roth, Evelyn
Roth, Lewis
Teter, Ken
Bolinger, Duis D.
Chambers, Douglas
Chambers, Vivian
Knudson, Gene D.
Wilson, Norman W
WILLIAM JASPER KERR
SOCIETY
$25,000 - $49,999
Autzen, Thomas E
Brod, Bill
Brod, Bonnie
Charley, Helen
Coe, J. Howard
Coe, Gloria
Dow Chemical Company
Evans, Alice
Fendall, Bill
Fendall, Frances
MacGregor, Cecil M
McGregor, Martha
Merryfield, Anne
PacifiCorp Foundation
Tektronix Foundation
Willamette Industries, Inc.
KIDDER HALL SOCIETY
$10,000 $24,999
Day, Duane
Day, June
Dow Corning Company
Drinkward, Cecil
Drinkward, Sally
First Interstate Bank
Fisher, Ruth C
George, Melvin
Harris, Carolyn
Olesen, Dolly S
Oregon Community
Foundation
Standard Insurance Company
Stewart, Faye
Summers, Anita
Wheeler Foundation
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CAMPBELL LIBRARIAN'S
CIRCLE
$5,000 - $9,999
Arscott, Elizabeth
Arscott, George
Burkert, Ivan
Dahlin, Dick
Dahlin, Phyllis
Fenner, Dorothy
Fenner, John B
George, Shirley
Gerstacker, Carl
Goudy, Jane
Hewlett-Packard Company
Mason, Robert
Mason, Sue
McCool, Betsy
McCool, Daniel
Northwest Natural Gas Co.
Poirot, James
Poirot, Raeda
Rieckmann, Michal
Rieckmann, William
Simmons, Forrest
Soloflex, Inc.
Sponenburgh, M R
Tarbell, Polly
Totten, Winifred
Waite, Joan
Waite, Stephen
BENEFACTOR
$1,000 $4,999
Adams, Mary
Adams, Robert R
Allen, Charlotte W
Anselone, Philip M
Arthur, Beverly
Arthur, John R
Baynes, Frank L
Beuter, Jill M
Beuter, John H
Brown, Robert D
Buchner, Ann
Buchner, Ronald H
Buell, Betty
Buell, Les
Burkert, Donna H
Butcher, Karyle
Byrne, John V
Byrne, Shirley
Caldwell, Doris C
Cappelli, Raymond
Carlson, Robert H
Casey, Verne
Chay, Cathy
CH2M-Hill
Compton, Oliver C
Cowan, Ruth E
Dibble, Terence
Dircon Farms, Inc.
Drexler, John A
Edwards, Allen C
Edwards, Carolyn C
Elle, Ralph C
Eli Lilly & Co. Foundation
Elston, Chester E
Elston, Marian M
Emery, William H
Emory, Pam F
Evey, John M
Fisher, Carol L
Fisher, R Barry
Floberg, Bill
Floberg, Sally A
Forrester, Bud
Forrester, Eleanor A
Fraser, Aleta B
Fraser, Paul A
Gilkey, Gordon W
Gilkey, Richard W
Gilkey, Vivian
Goddard, Betty
Goudy, Alan C
Graham, C H Scram
Graham, Jean R
Greber, Henry J
Guistina, Carolyn K
Guistina, Larry M
Hackleman, David E
Hackleman, Debra B
Hardesty, Penny M
Harper, Jim A
Harper, Mariellen M
Henderson, Nealan R
Herlocker, Dennis J
Hixson, Bryce K
Hixson, Kathleen
Howland, James C
Howland, Meisy
Huisman, Beth
Hulsman, Gerald R
Kaufman, William D
Keil, Robert M
Kinch, Michael P
Klein, Glenn A
Knodell, Bill
Knodell, Donna M
Krueger, Hugo M
Krueger, Mrs. Hugo M
Lattin, John D
Leslie, Kent R
Lindquist, Roger W
MacVicar, Clarice
MacVicar, Robert
Marsh, Albert W
McKesson, John H
Mead, Clifford S
Meehan, Margaret
Meehan, Thomas R
Meyer Memorial Trust
Miller, Betty B
Miller, Donald B
Miller, Ronald T
Moore, Donald W
Moore Jane
Moore, Jean
Moore Rod A
Naef, Mary J
Naef, Randall C
Nicodemus, David B
Niederfrank, Helen K
Nielsen, Ralph H
Nielsen, Viola T
Nooteboom, Gary N
Nooteboom, Sabine
Nyberg, Clayton
Nyberg, Kay
Peckham, William T
Phi Kappa Phi
Poorman, Ken R
Poorman, Sue W
Powell, Joyce G
Powell, Nancy N
Renaissance Trust
Reynolds, Earl C
Richen, C W
Rodriguez, Adele K
Rodriguez, Sumner
Rohrmann, George F
Rose, Jean L
Rose, Paul D
Satrum, Dawn W
Satrum, Jerry R
Schroeder, Darrell H
Schumacher, Carl L
Schumacher, Louise
Shaw, Clayton A
Shaw, Harriet H
Sly, Virginia
Smith, Helen M
Spady, ma L
Spady, Richard J
Spinney, E Carol
Spinney, Robert L
Stoll, Nancy C
Stoll, Robert J
Thomas, Clarissa M
Thomas, David R
Thompson, Clarence G
Trow, Clifford
Trow, Jo Anne
Tuthill, Olga A
VanDevender, Neal R
VanVliet, Tony
Varbel, Kathy
Vars, R Charles
Wissman, Roger
Wogaman, Mariol R
Woosley, Charles W
Woosley, Gail S
Youde, James G
Youde, Judith A
Young, J Lowell
Young, Marilyn
Young, Roy A
Young, Ruth A
Pape' Group Inc
Peckham, Gene M
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ANNUAL Gins
Annual gifts to the Friends of the Library form the foundation of our
Library development program. We are very grateful for the generosity of
our Friends during the past year (July 1, 1994, through June 30, 1995).
This listing does not include planned gifts and pledges.
THE HARRIS SOCIETY
$1,000,000 +
Cameron, Betty S
THE STRAND SOCIETY
Fisher, Ruth
Harris, Carolyn
Standard Insurance Co.
Stewart, Faye
$250,000 to $999,999
CAMPBELL LIBRARIAN'S
CIRCLE
McKennon, Keith
McKennon, Pat
$5,000 to $9,999
LINUS PAULING
ASSOCIATE
$100,000 to $249,999
Lundeen, Robert
Lundeen, Betty
Roth, Lewis
Roth Evelyn
Smith Andrew V
Smith, LaVonne
TRYSTING TREE SOCIETY
$50,000 to $99,999
Autzen Foundation
Bolinger, Duis
Castles, Louise
Knudson, Gene
Dahlin, Dick
Dahlin, Phyllis
Fenner, Dorothy
Fenner, John
First Interstate Bank OR Fdn.
George, Melvin
George, Shirley
Gerstacker, Carl
Goudy, Jane
Mason, Robert
Mason, Sue
McCool, Daniel
McCooI, Betsy
Merryfield, Anne
NW Natural Gas Co.
Simmons, Forrest
Sponenburgh, M R
Totten, Winifred
Wilson, Norman
WILLIAM JASPER KERR
SOCIETY
BENEFACTOR
$25,000 to $49,999
$1,000 to $4,999
Autzen, Thomas
Adams, Robert
Adams, Mary
Allen, Charlotte
Arscott, George
Arscott, Elizabeth
Beuter, John
Brod, Bill
Brod, Bonnie
Coe, J Howard
Coe, Gloria
MacGregor, Col. Cecil
MacGregor, Martha
Pacificorp Foundation
Tektronix Foundation
Willamette Industries, Inc.
KIDDER HALL SOCIETY
$10,000 - $24,999
Charley, Helen
Day, Duane
Day, C June
Drinkward, Cecil
Drinkward, Sally
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Beuter, Jill
Brown, Robert
Buchner, Ronald
Buchner, Ann
Buell, Les
Buell, Betty
Carlson, Robert
Edwards, Allen
Edwards, Carolyn
Elle, Ralph
Evans, Alice
Fisher, Barry
Fisher, Carol
Floberg, Bill
Floberg, Sally
Forrester, Bud
Forrester, Eleanor
Fraser, Paul
Fraser, Aleta
Giustina, Larry
Giustina, Carolyn
Goddard, Betty
Goudy, Alan
Graham, C. H.
Graham, Jean
Hackleman, David
Hackleman, Debra
Harper, Jim
Harper, Mariellen
Hewlett-Packard Co.
Howland, James
Howland, Meisy
Hulsman, Gerald
Hulsman, Beth
Keil, Robert
Klein, Glenn
Lattin, John
MacVicar, Robert
MacVicar, Clarice
Meehan, Thomas
Meehan, Margaret
Miller, Ronald
Miller, Betty
Moore, Donald
Moore, Jane
Moore, Rod
Moore, Jean
Nicodemus, David
Nielsen, Ralph
Nielsen, Viola
Nooteboom, Gary
Nooteboom, Sabine
Nyberg, Clayton
Nyberg, Kay
Pape' Group, Inc
Peckham, William
Peckham, Gene
Poorman, Ken
Poorman, Sue
Renaissance Trust
Richen, C W
Rodriguez, Sumner
Rodriguez, Adele
Satrum, Jerry
Satrum, Dawn
Schumacher, Carl
Schumacher, Louise
Smith, Helen
Spady, Richard
Spady, ma
Stoll, Robert
Stoll, Nancy
Thomas, David
Thomas, Clarissa
Varbel, Kathy
Waite, Stephen
Waite, Joan
Wissman, Roger
Young, Roy A
Young, Marilyn
PATRON
$500 to $999
Arthur, John R
Arthur, Beverly
Bollen, Walter
Bollen, Mary Ellen
Casey, Verne
Fall, Harry
Fall, Barbara
Flanigan, Michael
Flanigan, Carole
Goff, Richard
Goff, Susannah
Harrison, Ken
Harrison, Ginger
Hayes, Burke
Hayes, Billie
Hixson, Bryce
Hixson, Kathleen
Kelly, Walter
Kelly, Helen
Knodell, Bill
Knodell, Donna
Lang, Calvin
Lang, Helen
Lindquist, Roger
Lindquist, Whitney
Marsh, Albert
Marsh, Elizabeth
McClintock, Thomas
McClintock, Patty
McElroy, Gerald
McElroy, Jeanne
Merchep, Joseph
, Merchep, Beverly
Neill, James
Neill, Katy
Niederfrank, Helen
Ott, Walther
Ott, Maxine
Portland General Corp
Rohrmann, George
Schamp, Rick
Smith, Katherine
Wake, Don
Wake, Susanne
Wilson, Robert
Wogaman, Mariol
Woosley, Charles
Woosley, Gail
Youde, James
Youde, Judith
SUPPORTING FRIEND
$100 to $249
Anderson, Bradley B
Anderson, Jennifer M
Andrus, Stephen R
Anglemier, Allen F
Anglemier, Verna J
Anglemier, Robert F
Arnold, Roy G
Baker, Charles 0
Baker, Margaret L
SPONSOR
Bauke, Dennis H
$250 to $499
Becker, Boris W
Berlier, Nancy
Caristrom, Aizora
Bielman, Kenneth D
Chaves, Martin
Bielman, Julie
Chaves, Gloria
Biskey, John W
Cowan, Ruth
Biskey, Nancy Fick
Drexier, John
Edwards, David
Bland, Steven
Bland, Monica
Edwards, Laurie
Borg, Marcus
Evey, John
Bremer, Kathy C
Forman, Tillman
Brose, Betty
Hall, Robert
Bryant, Richard P
Hall, Emily
Bryant, Nancy 0
Henderson, Nealan
iIrving, John
Bubl, Charles E
Bubl, Mancy M
Irving, Sue Ann
Butcher, Karyle
Jaworski, Ernest
Carroll, Carlston
Jaworski, Pauline
Jones, Kenneth
Carson, Bobbe S
Carter, John W
Jones, Karen
Carter, Lucille
Knapp, Georgena
Cerotsky, Kenneth F
May, Steve
Cerotsky, Barbara
McDougal, Douglas
Chadburn, Amy
McDougal, Judith
Chiang, Hsiao-Yun
McEwen, Robert
Chown, Steven F
Munford, Kenneth
Chown, Judy
Naef, Randall
Clarkson, Douglas R
Naef, Mary Jo
Clarkson, Susanna
Powell, Gary
Cole, Phillip L
Powell, Joyce
Cole, Mildred P
Ransdell, Van
Copley, Steven N
Reckmann, Douglas
Coulston, John D
Rose, Paul
Rose, Jean
Coulston, Christy S
Cromack, Kermit
Seville, Mary A
Curry, Timothy A
Skehen, Joseph
Cutler, Melvin
Skehen, Debbie
Dalton, Clifford S
Sterk, Frederick
Del Gianni, Patricia
Sterk, Maria
Delander, Gary
Talbot, Thomas
Devine, Warren D
Talbot, Mildred
Devine, Carol D
Towey, Richard
Dibble, Terence
Miller, Lorraine
Werner, Ann Claire
Tyus, Ober
Donel, John R
Vars, Charles
Weyerhaeuser Co. Foundation Dooney, James P
Dooney, Mary L
Downing, Dale E
Drake, Charles W
Drake, Ellen T
Dunlap, Shelley B
Dunn, James W
Dunn, Joyce N
Edens, Wesley R
Elbow, Gary S
Elbow, Margaret A
Eli Lilly & Co Foundation
Ellingboe, S Kenneth
Ellingboe, Marsha J
Elmgren, Roy C
Elmgren, Vera Todd
Ervin, David E
Farber, Paul L
Felice, Lawrence J
Felice, Joan
Flack, Marjorie
Floberg, Charles W
Floberg, Marcia
Fox, Anne Gagnon
Fryer, John L
Fryer, Mary B
Geier, Gilda N
Gibson, Burr
Gibson, Gertrude L
Gigstad, Harold B
Gigstad, Karen Hall
Gilkey, Gordon W
Gilkey, Vivian
Gilkey, Richard W
Gilkey, Alyda M
Ginn, Thomas C
Ginn, Jane
Gohlman, Richard R
Gohlman, Leslie F
Goodale, Helen G
Gordon, Louis I
Gordon, Jacqueline I
Greber, Henry J
Greber, Patsy
Gregory, Stanley V
Gregory, Vicki J
Hanel, Michael P
Hannon, W Dale
Hannon, Molly N
Hardesty, David P
Hardesty, Penny M
Hawn, A Laverne
Heffley, Charlotte H
Hendrick, Lori
Hilberg, Gary R
Hilberg, Jodell K
Hurlocker, Sanford L
Huyer, Adriana
Ingham, Russell E
Isaacson, Dennis L
Ito, Bruce V
Jackson, Nancy Cox
Jernstedt, Karen K
Johnson, Donald R
Johnson, Kathleen Moore
Johnson, Karl Douglas
Johnson, Leland P
Johnson, Mary Lou
Johnston, David F
Johnston, Onalee
Jones, Elaine K Sewell
Jones, Jeffry A
Jones, Robert G
Jones, Theo P
Judd, Richard W
Gardner, Lee Ann
Kanenaga, Eddie K
Kanenaga, Etsuko
Kaufman, William D
Keenan, Walter M
Keenan, Sally W
Keir, David B
Keir, Barbara P
Kerkvliet, Nancy L
Kerr, Robert B
Kidd, H A W
Kilian, John H
Kimball, James A
Klinkhammer, Gary P
Koester, Ardis W
Kronstad, Warren E
Kronstad, Carol H
Krueger, Judith C
LaSalle, Thomas J
LaSalle, Barbara B
Lang, Chriseley J
Larkin, Robert S
Larkin, Janet
Lavender, Denis P
Lavender, Kaye
Ledbetter, N Marie
Lemon, Berlan
Lemon, Dorette
Libby, Richard A
Lisbakken, Jacqueline
Lockwood, Dwight N
Lockwood, Sherri A
Lucas, Michael S
Lucas, Carol B
MacMillan, Paul C
MacMillan, Barbara
Maginnis, Timothy F
Maginnis, Alice
Magnusson, Philip C
Magnusson, Evelyn
Mann, David C
Mann, Susan Crane
Manning, Walter R
Jones-Manning, Julie
Mason, Jerry A
Mason, Constance
Matlock, Diane
Matsumoto, Masakazu
McCallister, Alan F
McCallister, June G
McDaniel, George D
McDougall, Edith I
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ANNUAL GIFTS
WITH A LrrTLE HELP FROM OUR FRIENDS
J. Fisher, a member of the OSU Library Campaign Volunteer Leadership Committee, and an
honorary trustee of the OSU Foundation, has made
a significant gift to support the OSU Library Campaign.
Ruth, president of Jim Fisher Motors in
Portland, made the gift in memory of
her late husband, Jim. Both Jim and
Ruth are OSU alums, graduating in
1954 with degrees in business administration.
Ruth enjoys an active career in the
Portland area. In 1993, Fisher was
named winner of the 4th annual Sports
Ruth J. Fisher
Illustrated All-Star Dealer Award,
Class of '54
chosen for exceptional business performance and commitment to the industry, country and community. Ruth has also served as President of both the
Oregon Symphony Women's Association, and the Assistance League of Portland. Prior to becoming involved with
Jim Fisher Motors, she sold real estate in the Portland area.
Jim was active in Portland civic affairs, as well.
Ruth and Jim have always been avid supporters of
OSU, and the Fisher family's investment in the OSU Libraries is gratefully acknowledged.
Ruth
McKee, Elinor H
McKesson, John H
McKillip, Jeffrey F
McKinley, Loren D
McKinley, Eileen
Mead, Clifford S
Melby, Michael L
Melby, Mary Anne
Messer, John B
Messer, Betsy B
Meyer, Kathleen L
Miller, Richard
Miller, Dorothy
Miller, Wallace J
Miller, Martha
Miner, J Ronald
Moeller, Therald
Moeller, Ellyn S
Mohr, J Anthony
Moore, Frank L
Nelson, Craig B
Nelson, Monica W
Newcomb, Gene B
Nichols, Curt W
Nichols, Rhonda
Nichols, Richard S
Nichols, Valerie
Nicklous, M Scott
Nicklous, Silvia
Noble, Marvin B
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Noble, Eva Barclay
Noel, Michael G
Northcutt, Allison R
Oldfather, Daniel 0
Oldfield, James E
Oldfield, Mildred
Oliver, Audrey F
Olson, Suzanne L
Osborn, Anne C
Osheroff, Shiela Keil
Otness, Alan D
Otness, Shari Lind
Pedersen, Elaine L
Peterson, Dale R
Peterson, Pat Wahl
Peterson, Stacia L
Plamondon, Robert D
Plonk, Martha A
Poree, Oneil A
Poree, Katherine E
Rampton, Henry H
Rampton, Dorothea
Rasmussen, Barbara
Repp, Curtis L
Repp, June B
Rielly, Loretta J
Rigler, Ross A
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WITH A LITTLE HELP FROM OUR FRIENDS - FATHER AND SON
TEAM REMEMBER ALMA MATER THROUGH LIBRARY CAMPAIGN
families boast of generational ties to Oregon
State University with mothers, fathers, sons,
daughters, brothers, sisters, nephews, etc. each
positively affecting their lives and
careers with OSU educations. One such
partnership (in this case father and son)
has acknowledged that fact with a
major pledge to The OSU Library
Campaign.
James R. Kuse, a 1955 graduate of
the College of Engineering and his son,
Michael Kuse, who received a business
James Kuse
degree in 1988, have combined forces to
C/ass of '55
help rebuild and expand OSU's library.
Kuse, the father, was a member of Phi
Gamma Delta Fraternity while son,
Mick, is a member of Sigma Alpha
Epsilon. The pledge is also on behalf of
the Kuse family which includes two
daughters (one an Oregon Duck!) and
wife and mother, Shirley Kuse. Jim
Kuse is the retired founding chairman
of Georgia Gulf Corporation in Atlanta,
Georgia, and Mick handles investments Mick Kuse
for a family firm. He and his family are C/ass of '88
also based in Atlanta.
Many
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WITH A LITTLE HELP FROM OUR FRIENDS
Cecil MacGregor and his wife, Martha D.
MacGregor of Corvallis, have made a generous gift
in support of the OSU Library Campaign.
Col. MacGregor was born in Colorado in 1908. Both he and Martha
graduated from OSU in 1932, he with a
degree in mechanical engineering, and
Martha in home economics. Col.
MacGregor enjoyed a career with the
U.S. Army for more than 30 years,
receiving numerous citations and
medals for outstanding service, and
Cecil MacGregor
retiring as a full Colonel. Following his
Class of 32
military career, he joined OSU as a staff
engineer, and was involved in the
building of the present Kerr Library. He became chief of
the Physical Plant of the university before his retirement
Colonel
in 1970.
Martha MacGregor was born in Montana, and met Cecil
while at OSU. Martha has had a very busy life as a homemaker and volunteer worker in the
field of home economics, in the ensuing
years following their marriage. During
the military years, she encouraged
activities of the several post women's
clubs, and as one of eight women,
planned the conference of American
Women's Clubs overseas, which convened annually with delegates from
Martha D. MacGregor
clubs in all the NATO nations.
Class of '32
Col. and Mrs. MacGregor enjoy an
active retirement with extensive travel throughout North
America.
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Larsen, Hazel S
Lau, Alan C
Lau, Janis H
Lau, Ying Tak
.auer, William L
Layer, Murray L
Lawrence, Tiah R
Lawton, Kathleen B
Lawton, Stephen J
Layden, David J
Leary, Alan A
Lee, Evelyn R
Lefors, William R
Leibowitz, Flora L
Leingang, David W
Leingang, Panny C
Leonard, Ruby A
Leslie, Kent R
Lewis, Barbara J
Lewis, Barbara
Lewis, Monte J
Lewman, Katharine
Lewman, Ruth E
Leyrer, Marion K
Lichatowich, Joseph A
Lim, Andrew C C
Linch, David M
Linch, Denise R
Lindburg, Donna I
Lindburg, Norman L
Lindsay, Donald W
inford, Eric J
ofgren, Barbara S
Lofgren, Everett B
Logan, Charles A
Lomnicky, Gregg
Uribe-Lomnicky, Yvonne
Lonsdale, Constance K
Loop, Lois H
Loop, Roger C
Lorz, Harold
Lorz, Harriet V
Love, Jason S
Low, Christopher S F
Gowland, Patricia A
Ludemann, C Marie
Luehr, Charles P
Lund, Michael D
Lund, Sheila Moore
Lynch, Donald F
Lynch, Cathryn S
Lyon Judith I
Lyon, Ralph D
Lyttle, Deborah J
Lyttle, Ronald A
Mack, Laurie E
Mack, Mark A
MacLean, Jon B
Madden, Myrno A
Madden, Olive E
vIadsen, Carolyn W
Madsen, Mildred P
Madsen, Victor A
Magee, John S
Magee, Rosemary B
Mainini, Jennifer
Mainini, Ronald J
Maloney, Melissa A
Maloney, Terry
Manchester, Marilyn M
Manners, Gary D
Manuel, Jane B
Manuel, William
Marchildon, Harriett B
Marchildon, Ralph B
Maresh, Carolyn D
Maresh, Thomas J
Marshall, David D
Marshall, Kathy J
Martin, Bruce A
Martin, M June
Martin, Michael J
Martin, Teresa A
Martinson, James L
Martinson, Valerie F
Massey, Aleen W
Massey, Gayla J
Massey, Larry L
Massey, Terry L
Mast, William C
Mather, Donald C
Mather, Linda Lee
Maughan, Laurel S
Maurer, Catherine W
Maurer, Jeffrey D
Mays, Fred A
Mays, Nicole T
McAlhany, Karen K
McCabe, Rachelle
McCain, Alice G
McCain, Bruce B
McCann, Curt E
McCann, Kevin L
McCarthy, William R
McCarty, Betty L
McCarty, James C
McCauley, Betty M
McClain, Patrick A
McClain, Vickie W
McClintock, Zora H
McConville, Kelly M
McCormack, Darlene T
McCormack, William L
McCown, Carol Y
McCown, Marion H
McCue, Kent A
McDermott, Mary A
McDonald, Marguerita
McDowell, Michael S
McDowell, Mrs. Michael S
McGoffin, Kenneth C
McGreer, H Kelly
McGreer, Rosemary J
McGrew, Jack A
McKay Michael B
McKay, Susan S
McKee, Joy C
McKinney, Charles E
McKinney, Sharon A
McKown, Richard
Chitko-McKown, Carol
McNabb, Emily A
McNabb, Todd A
McNerney, Cassandra
McNerney, Jeffrey A
Meany, Marian S
Meany, Phillippe
Meland, John M
Meland, Susan C
Melhuish, Jane C
Melhuish, Peter W
Menard, Barbara W
Menard, Francis L
Mershon, Andrea S
Mershon, Michel C
Metzler, Karen K
Metzler, Lewis L
Meyer, Joseph E
Meyer, Nancy C
Mielke, Deborah
Mielke, Lary J
Millar, Adrianne M
Millar, Charles D
Miller, Charles P
Miller, Darrel J
Miller, Gail K
Miller, Judith
Miller LeeAnne
Miller, Mark E
Miller, Richard F
Miller, Ronald L
Miller, Susan S
Millikan, Marilyn M
Millikan, Robert C
Mine, Ann
Miner, Geri
Miner, John H F
Minneci, Cynthia G
Minneci, David M
Minnick, Kenneth
Minter, Jacqueline
Moan, Evelyn M
Moan, Russell A
Mock, Gerald A
Mock, Ruth L
Moffett, Kelly
Moffett, Sarah G
Mohler, Andrew T
Mohler, John S
Mohler, Mona
Mohn, Herbert D
Mohn, Mary J
Mol, James R
Mol, Nancy E
Molthan, Scott
Monaco, Jean M
Monaco, Philip A
Monnier, Michael S
Montague, Daniel G
Montague, Patricia K
Montecucco, Janice 0
Montecucco, Paul A
Moore, Cathie B
Moore, Kathleen D
Moore, Larry W
Moore, Michael W
Morgan, Gerald E
Morgan, Patricia P
Morray, Joseph P
Morris, Gretchen R
Morris, Steven L
Morrissey, Michael T
Morrissey, Patricia A
Morrow, Danial L
Morrow, Doris
Morrow, Frank T
Morrow, Karen D
Morrow, Nancy G
Morrow, Robert J
Morse, Vicki L
Mullenix, James C
Multanen, Gary B
Multanen, Susan H
Munford, Carolyn I
Munhall, Walter F
Munhall, Jean B
Murakami, John D
Murakami, Nancy
Murphy, Anne G
Murphy, Kevin J
Murphy, Molly L
Murphy-Erdosh, Cynthia
Musa, Byron U
Myers, Eugene H
Myers, Karen S
Myers, Paula R
Naake, Carlton W
Naake, Leslie D
Naddy, Donald
Naddy, Eleanor
Nagao, Ronald T
Nagao, Zenobia W
Nagy, Allie
Nakamura, Brian C
Narramore, Philip N
Neiman, Haidee J
Neiman, Robert A
Nelson, Barbara N
Nelson, Dennis S
Nelson, Emily J
Nelson, Jack A
Nelson, Merton
Nelson, Robert J
Nemerever, Joel C
Nemerever, Marilyn P
Newkirk, Melissa S
Nichol, Ruth B
Nichols, Bruce K
Nichols, Esther M
Nicholson, Elisabeth R
Nicholson, Martin T
Nizich, Gregory S
Nizich, Sharon B
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Nobles, Lois D
Noell, Joan W
Noell, Vernon F
Noidge, Donald W
Noidge, Shari K
Noonan, William B
Gunson, Karen L
Nye, Mary Jo
Nye, Robert A
O'Brien, Mary C
O'Connor, Carl W
O'Connor, Sherry F
O'Connor, John A
O'Dell, Douglas B
O'Dell, Shelee M
Oaks, Harold D
Oaks, Katie L
Obradovich, Matthew J
Obradovich, Sandra Becic
Odlum, Laurie Bakkensen
Okubo, James H
Oldham, Gregory P
Galey-Oldham, Denise
Oliver, Beverly W
Olsen, John C
Olsen, Kathleen H
Olsen, RoIf
Olson, Bonnie
Omid, Ahmad
Omid, Marian E
Orcutt, Nancy W
Orr, Marjorie P
Osborn, Glen
Osborn, Paula C
Padgett, Wayne G
Padman, Laurence
Paige, Barbara R
Pailthorp, Eleanor H
Painter, Charles E
Painter, Dorothy E
Painter, Gary L
Painter, Jeanette P
Palmquist, Nels B
Panshin, Daniel A
Panshin, Patricia C
Papworth, William A
Parisotto, Linda
Parker, Kathryn B
Parker, Linda F
Parker, Thomas D
Parker, Wayne
Parkinson, Mary P
Parkinson, Michael P
Parrish, Marilyn
Parsons, Betty I
Parsons, Brock K
Kohlstrand, Rebecca
Parsons, Donald
Paul, Peggy M
Paumier, James 0
Gumpertze, Marcia
Paxon, Jay K
Payne, Ann
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Payne, Bonnie P
Pearcy, William G
Pearson, Frances C
Pearson, Kayrene B
Pearson, S Ivar
Pedley, Edgar A
Pembrook, John D
Pembrook, Patricia 0
Pepi, Joseph A
Perdew, Gary H
Perdew, Marcia H
Pero, James W
Perry, Thomas V
Peruzzo, Peter A
Peters, David P
Peters, Doris C
Peters, Theresa S
Petersen, Alexander
Peterson, Dan
Peterson, Dianne L
Peterson, Lauri Warton
Peyton, Patricia D
Pfarr, Gregory
Ede, Lisa
Pfiefle, H Stewart
Pfiefle, Helen C
Pfund, Frederick W
Phan, Hien Q
Phan, Thuyen-Quyen
Phillips, Phyllis J
Phillips, Thomas A
Pickens, Ann M
Pickering, Ann F
Pierce, J Richard
Pierce, Lisa M
Pilger, Paul F
Platt, Doris R
Platt, John S
Plesko, William A
Pohlman, Barbara P
Pohlman, William R
Polensek, Helen
Potts, Nick J
Powell, Nancy N
Powelson, Arnold F
Powelson, Betty
Pratt, Grahame E
Pribyl, Jacqueline
Pribyl, Steven P
Price, Jay D
Prichard, William D
Pugh, Cheryl A
Pugh, George R
Pugh, Helen G
Pugh, Paul R
Purdy, Jeanne C
Purdy, Norman K
Pyles, Marvin R
Cooper, Carolyn J
Quinn, Joan A
Quinn, Richard P
Raab, Carolyn A
Rader, Alice E
Rader, Mark
Ramaley, Judith
Rambadt, Joan
Ramsing, Kenneth D
Ramsing, Margo W
Randall, Linda K
Randall, Robert M
Randle, Warren G
Randolph, Robert W
Rasmussen, Frank A
Rasmussen, James A
Rasmussen, Joan E
Rasmussen, Nancy E
Ratliff, Christina H
Ratliff, John C
Rautio, Arninne
Razmus, Donovan A
Razmus, Elizabeth M
Reames, Sybil B
Reckendorf, Elisabeth S
Reckendorf, Frank F
Reed, Caron A
Reed, Donald J
Reeves, Gordon H
Reeves, Meg
Reich, Carol Diggs
Reich, Jack E
Reich, Ulrich M
Reichart, Robert R
Reid, Karin R
Reid, Richard T
Reilly, Kenneth
Reinarz, Joseph S
Reinarz, Lois K
Reiter, Dianne Henrie
Reiter, Ronald V
Rhoads, John W
Rice, Pamela K
Richards, Donald P
Richards, Leslie M
Richardson, Helen F
Ricoy, Mark A
Riedl, Helmut
Rieke, Ross D
Riggs, John A
Riggs, Kristine S
Rinaker, Mary S
Rinaker, Samuel M
Robbe, Victoria H
Roberts, Jane A
Robertson, James M
Robertson, James D
Robertson, Jay N
Robertson, Richard J
Robertson, Rose E
Robinson, Muriel
Roby, Clinton D
Rode, Mary M
Rode, Robert L
Roecker, Fred C
Roecker, Susan
Roemen, Elaine H
Roemen, Steven A
Rohrberg, Kimberly A
Rohrberg, Steven M
Romiti, Susan H
Ronfeld, George H
Ronfeld, Phyllis C
Rose, Robin G
Rosenberger, Nancy
Ross, Barbara T
Ross, Gary A
Ross, Kay E
Roy, Debora I
Roy, Sharon D
Ruder, Julia L
Rudolph, Jacquelyn T
Rufener, Jeri A
Rufener, Ronald D
Rusk, Cherie
Russell, David A
Russell, Donna D
Russell, Lucinda
Russell, Rebecca Q
Rutten, Mary J
Ryan, Michael G
Ryman, Donna M
Ryman, Roger K
Saito, Jeffrey D
Saito, Lois M
Samsel, Kathleen L
Sanderson, Donald R
Sanderson, Nancy
Sandstrom, Judy L
Saslow, George
Saslow, Julia I
Satern, Dareld R
Satern, Stella B
Saucy, Howard
Saucy, Margaret
Sauer, Richard A
Saunders, Richard W
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Scarpino, Mary L
Schacht, David W
Schaffer, Kay F
Scharschmidt, Chung H
Scharschmidt, Jim
Schaup, Henry W
Schaup, Miriam
Scherzinger, Patricia C
Schlappi, Ralph E
Schmall, Rodney
Schmall, Vicki F
Schmeckpeper, Connie
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Schmidt, Ann
Schneider, George W
Schneider, Shirley J
Schoblom, Eric M
Schock, Jeffry W
Mayer, Nancy J
Schreiber, Frederick C
Schroeder, Robert L
Schroeder, Susan S
Schuistad, Carrie Rutis
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Scott, Janie D
cott, Steven G
Scrogin, F P
Scrogin, Hope M
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Seedall, Ronald 0
Seedall, Stacie R
Selker, John S
Servoss, James F
Servoss, Janice R
Shafer, Daniel R
Shaffer, Kathleen
Shaffer, Richard S
Shaneyfelt, Carolyn S
Shaneyfelt, David A
Shaw, Clayton A
Shaw, David F
Shaw, David Fletcher
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Shaw, James B
Shaw, Patricia S
Sheaffer, Douglas, A
Shearer, David L
Shearer, Martha J
Sherman, Craig W
Daniel L
pherman,
erman, Ruth R
Shields, Stephen M
Shirley, Ann K
Shirley, Robert E
Shoemaker, Frances
Shoemaker, Ronald D
Short, James H
Short, Zeta E
Shoulders, David
Shoulders, Suzette D
Shuhart, Dia A
Shurtliff, Carmy
Shurtliff, John D
Shuttlesworth, Moni M
Siddens, Beth K
Siemers, Nancy W
Sigismondi, Linda A
Sink, C W
Sires, Jeffrey C
Sires, Linda R
Skov, Kay K
Skov, Randall C
Skyrman, Carl H
Skyrman, Ingrid B
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,mith, Neal D
mith, Nicolette M
Smith, Richard W
Smith, Richard H
Smith, Suzanne G
Smith, Sylvia M
Smith, Tarry
Smyth, David L
Smyth, Susan I
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Snitzer, Robert S
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Sorensen, Beverly
Sorensen, Earl T
Sorensen, Keith E
Sorenson, James S
Sorenson, Mrs. James S
Souvenir, Annette R
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Spikes, Kristine K
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Steele, William R
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Stennett, Bruce N
Stennett, Virginia B
Stephens, Lester L
Stephens, Nancy
Steury, Annette L
Stevens, Joe B
Stiles, Mary M
Stiles, Timothy W
Stinson, Celia T
Stinson, Mark V
Stolzenbach, Christine
Stolzenbach, James C
Stopa, Ruth L
Stump, Barbara S
Su, Dungywe
Suring, Carol L
Suring, Lowell H
Sutherland, Kelly
Bernhards-Sutherland, Carol
Sutton, Garth A
Swanson, Dennis H
Swanson, Marcia T
Swart, George R
Swart, Marta R
Swearingen, Jacki A
Sweitzer, Cynthia W
Sweitzer, David
Synon, Benjamin M
Synon, Susan R
Takasumi, Deanne K
Takasumi, Richard C
Talimci, M Ergin
Tanaka, Fella M
Tanaka, Fred S
Taxer, Mark F
Taylor, Leetra J
Taylor, Thomas J
Telford, Don H
Telford, Lydette E
Terrall, Lisa P
Terrall, Travis L
Terrill, Edith S
Terrill, Fred
Thielman, Loretta R
Thielman, Peter J
Thomas, Michael D
Thomas, Starla S
Thompson, Barbara S
Thompson, Bruce W
Thompson, Clarence G
Thompson, Irma B
Thompson, John R
Thompson, Luther B
Thompson, Marilyn M
Thornton, Loren E
Thornton, Margaret
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Thurber, Anita S
Thurber, Georgianna B
Thurber, Jack W
Thurber, Thomas L
Tilson, Murray M
Tilson, Nancy K
Tipper, Ronald C
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Trehu, Anne M
Tresidder, Caroline S
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Triplett, Laurel L
WITH A LITTLE HELP FROM OUR FRIENDS
H. and Maxine Peterson Ott of Westfield,
New Jersey, are long time supporters of the OSU
Libraries. Over the years, the Otts have supported their alma mater in numerous ways through scholarships and memorial funds. As an example, in a special
celebration of their wedding anniversary last year, reception guests donated
gifts to the OSU Libraries in the Ott's
honor.
Both Walther and Maxine are OSU
graduates, and their roots run deep.
Maxine received her degree in business
education in 1934, and Walther received both his B.S. and M.S. from
Wa/flier Ott
OSU, majoring in poultry husbandry
Class of 34
and animal nutrition. Maxine grew up
in Corvallis, and her father, Sigurd H. Peterson, was head of
the English Department for many years, during the time
that William Jasper Kerr was OSU's president. She also
remembers that Linus Pauling was one of her father's
earliest students!
Walther Ott was born on a farm near Hermiston, Oregon. His parents pioneered their way from Missouri to
Oregon in 1908. After receiving his master's from OSU, Ott
went on to receive his Ph.D. from Penn State in 1942.
Thereafter, he joined Merck Institute for Therapeautic
Research Laboratories, enjoying a 34 year career with
Merck, retiring as Senior Scientist. Ott's professional interests have always been in poultry science and animal nutrition. This strong interest led him to establish the Walther
Ott Professorship in Poultry Science at OSU, which was
recently celebrated on campus.
Waither
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WITH A LrrrLE HELP FROM OUR FRIENDS
B. Smith and D. LaVonne Smith of
Bellevue, Washington, have established a charitable remainder unitrust with the OSU Foundation
to benefit The Library Campaign.
Andy, an Oregon native, spent his early years in
Maupin, and worked as a disc jockey in The Dalles and
Vancouver prior to college. After a stint
in the Navy, he enrolled at OSU, graduating in 1950 with a B.S. in electrical
,.'
engineering. He then went to work for
*
Pacific NW Bell as a directory assis'
tance operator on the switchboards.
Over the years, he worked his way up
the ladder. By 1961, Andy was the
director of the Oregon Department of
Andrew Smith
Economic Development under CoverClass of 50
nor Tom McCall, and in 1978, he was
named President of Pacific NW Bell. Smith retired in 1989
as president of operations for US West Communications in
Seattle, having enjoyed a career of over 38 years with U.S.
West and predecessor companies.
Andy and LaVonne have two children and five grandchildren, and spend part of each year in Palm Desert, California. The Smiths indicate that they recognize a quality
library is the foundation for future excellence at Oregon
State, and they are pleased to be in a position to help make
the project a success.
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Tsai, Gloria
Tschirky, John J
Tucker, Gabriel F
Turk, Mary F
Tuttle, Patricia H
Tuttle, Richard H
Tyner, Edward J
Urban, Karl A
Urban, Robert R
Urban, S Elaine
Utt, Sean P
Utzinger, Nicholas J
Van Houten, Carol J
Van Hyning, Jack M
Van Hyning, Lois E
Van Sickle, Ann R
Van Vliet, Tony
Van Vliet, Louise M
Vance, Robert E
Vanderheyden, Jon
VanDijk, Cindy
Vaughan, D Michael
Veach, Santa P
Veach, Ted A
Vedamuthu, E R
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Venturo, Dominic V
Venturo, Michelle B
Vertregt, R L
Vertregt, Rosemary S
Vinton, Carolyn S
Vinton, Donald C
Vogel, Allan H
Vogel, Laura L
Von Cannon, Michael G
Von Cannon, Lori A
Von Tempsky, Helen
Voorhees, Ann N
Voorhees, John D
Vossler, Donald A
Vossler, Marilyn Z
Wagenet, Carol M
Wagenet, Christoph D
Wagner, Heidi K
Wagner, Rachel G
Waite, Marylynn M
Waite, Michael A
Wakefield, Terry D
Wakefield, Virginia S
Walberg, Sarah A
Waldrip, Albert R
Waldrip, Lethra A
Walkley, Mark K
Wall, Cynthia J
Wall, David J
Wall, Shane D
Wallen, Sherman
Herman, Debra B
Walraven, Florence M
Walraven, Richard
Wang, Stanley D H
Ward, Barbara A
Ward, Darrell F
Ward, Mark R
Washington Mutual Inc.
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Watanabe, Wade 0
Wax, Darold D
Wax, Mary E
Waymire, Edward C
Weaver, Bruce A
Weaver, Cheryl
Weber, Harold W
Webster, Lisa J
Webster, William C
Wedeking, Karen G
Weide, Janice C
Weide, R Karl
Weimar, Holly
Weimar, Michael W
Weisheit, Allen K
Weisheit, Janet B
Werner, John
Werner, Sharon D
West, Alexa A
West, Neil E
Western, Anne P
Western, Samuel
Westlund, Bob E
Westvold, Catherine Y
Westvold, Joel D
Wetzel, Cynthia J
White, Barbara Royce
Whitehorn, Lisa V
Whitehorn, Stephen
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Whitmore, John R
Wickwire, Dorothy A
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Wiest, Gertrude I
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Williams, Gary K
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Williams, Maurice W
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Williams, Ruth C
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Williams, Susan
Williams, Wendy T
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Wilson, Beverly J
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Wilson, William G
Wimer, Gerald W
Wimer, Henrietta
Winder, Julie F
Winder, Rex N
Winkel, Karen F
Wise, William N
Wohler, Diane B
Wohler, John A
Wold, Susan A
Wold, Virginia E
Wolf, Nancy L
Wolf, Philip M
Wolfe, John W
Wolfe, Maytha B
Woltering, Carol W
Woltering, Dennis R
Woltman, John D
Wong, Edward C
Wong, James
Wong, Marilyn
Wood, Floyd W
Woods, Wendy W
Woolworth, Gary R
Woolworth, Kasey J
Worley, Candace M
Worth, Cynthia L
Wrahtz, Walter R
Wright, Bill H
Wright, Marjorie R
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Wurster, Roland B
Wustner, Cynthia
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Yoder, Gerald
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Yonamine, Marvin M
Yonker, Nicholas J
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Zauner, Christian W
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