Oregon State University - Beaver Yearbook (Corvallis, OR)

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Not for default, not for applauding thunder These players left the game: Out of the void some stray blast:chipped asunder Each clean, aspiring flame. Their April eyes, abloom with bitter yearning. Are lidded in eclipse, And the red roses of ambition burning Are ashes on their lips. IT age thou their fight, with neither foul nor stalling, Their loosened burdens bear; The mantle from their ghostly shoulders falling With consecration wear. —E. t. r. Jim M0E 36 Ruth Slottee I)aiilherg,’2; Albert Lewartox ji Charlotte Marhie,’3o Ida Faher.’28 Edwin Wetmore,’o7 Paul Kutch.’35 Arnold RoDWKi.1.,'34 Cornelius Watnkv j6 Robert Lewis,’34 Charles Currin.’os Ri tii Butler Mili.ek,'24 Clarence Vincent, 07 Cora 1 Iawley Cole,’09 James May,’2; Lena Sherman Beach. 32 Fern McIntosh Wright,’18 William Jamieson. Virginia Holt j; Margaret Ulrich,‘33 Howard Reichmuth,’36 Marion Elliott,'79 Floyde McCalu'28 Samuel IIartsock.'o” Arthur Mackenzie, ? Fuma Beach Lingo,’98 Alice Horning,’82 Etiiel Higdon Hollknhkrg.'o9 Luella Campbell Springer.'14 Lillian Rannev Whiteside.'00 Fred Sciireixer 27

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v (instruction of the 'Bonneville 7)am opens the wa y for an industrial Ufort Invest which only those with the most daring vision hoped for a few years ago. One man had that vision a decade and a ha If ago and on the twenty-sixth day of September, ICJ £ tool the final step that made this dream a project soon to become a reality. 'That man was Franklin T).‘Impose velt, president of the United States, hi a short talk made at the Bonneville 'Dam constructions during the summer oficyjp, 'President ' Roosevelt said “sAsfar back as icy20 had the privilege of coming out through these states, through all of the great JfiortInvest, and conceived at that time the very firm belief that this wonderful valley of the Qolumbia was one of the greatest assets not that the Dfort nvest alone had but the United States of America had'.' Even today with the Bonneville 'Dam a fact,only a few of many claim to realize the vast future open to the relatively undeveloped'Padfie PfortInvest. Only the passing of the years can define more clearly the paths along which this land will be developed.