Oregon State University - Beaver Yearbook (Corvallis, OR)

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. . . . Editorial Staff $ • • • • EDWIN B. ALDRICH, W I.xez Fi ller, ’00 - - - Editor-ix-Ciiist. Leo Kraps. ’01 i Rachel Aptumate, 02 Mabel JONES, 01 Minnie Bi xton, 00 J. C. McCaWTLAND, DO ■ • • Benue Mkhaki.. t)l - Intercollegiate Editor. - - - Athletic Editor. - Exchange Editor. A. H. Frazier, 1 11 Maid Hoover, »| - - - - Literary Editor . W. R. PlLLKY, 00 Rob’t WmiYCOWIlK, 0| t - Scientific Editors. GLENN WINSLOW. W Helen Striker. 1)2 - - • - • • Brst.Ni Ma.xac.rk. - - Ass’t Business Manager. Print'd at the Agricultural Coll jjr Printing Office by Artiii k W. Kkady. Since it establishment three decade ago, the Oregon Thin Edition. Agricultural College ha steadily increased in sire and eflicloney. From it humble early homo in the old college building, frith it single block of land and h.indfol of student , it ha ex|winded until it ha reached it prevent large proj»ortioii» with an attendance of over four hundn-d ami prospects f«»r an even larger number next year. The Oregon Agricultural College i now much larger and Itctter equipped than any other school in Oregon. Hut while thi? i true, the fact i not generally known throughout the tate. for it ha l xn the policy of the xchool to advertise but little, relying upon it intrinsic merit to bring it student . The desire to partially supply thi deficiency l.y furnishing some illustrated information concerning the institution, together with the di- ire to furnish the student and friend of the O. A. C. with a suitahlc souvenir, lia prompted the puldication of this number. In doing this we feel that we are tilling a long felt want, for with hut one exception, nothing of the kind ha ever been attempted Iwforc. We regret that this number doe not represent the college more fully, hut i true understanding of the nature of the school and the seo|ie of its work can I - had only by a personal inspection of the school itself. This edition, like the regular issue of the B.mcomitku. is published by the editorial staff and not l»v the college, nor were the college authorities instrumental in bringing about its publication. However, valuable assistance was received from them. We were allowed the U-- of the college printing office, were supplied with the cuts of the different buildings, and the Board of Regent agreed to take quite a nntn-l r of cx.pie for advertising purposes. But aside from this aid. the affair was entirely in the hands of the staff, and for this reason we Ulicve the souvenir entitled to greater leniency than it would Is- were it published under the auspices of the college. In conclusion we wish to thank all tlmar, hoth great and small, who have aided us in our enterprise.