Oregon State University - Beaver Yearbook (Corvallis, OR)

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HAS BEEN, DEI ' tNUENT O.N HKR KOKEST LANDS FOK HEK ECONOMIC PROS- PERITY. WllETIIKII IT in: vr.HK I I.TIUK. M Nl FACTl RING. COMMERCE OR I.OC01NC. THE KIKEST UK I.INKKI) DEKINITEI.Y MTII THEIR Sl ' CCESS OR FAILl RE. Oregon State college, imhou.m n i ' ii ( ik i. rel tionsiih ' s will! l: KII IM ' K OK IIISINESS IN THE STATE. 11 l.l) (. IlKIA U Mil. OK llli: S1(;NIKIC N(:E OK THE KORESTS. Tills. IT HAS TRIED 11KKIMIK1. TO DEVELOP ITS CI KKIl M MuNc, l ' lll IN ||MlMl) Willi |||K FIELD. ' I ' lii 11 I iiii I II N ii(i N n i;i.i N(ir DM in iiii: i imiii. ui FORESTICl. Willi II I- UNI i l I III IIIKI I GREATEST SCHOOLS (IK n TYPE IN America, in t also in the school ok (.uii i i.ii m. i in S( IIOOI. (IF SCIENCE NI1 THE S( 11(1(11. (IK ENCINliKHl N(.. .Manikestinc this hkoad (.(i.mi ' kkhln.mon ok koke.mk i the E.VTENSIVE work done in every phase of the FIELD. FoR EXAMPLE, TECHNICAL STl DIES IN FOREST MANAGEMINI. I.(I(.(.IN(.. 1 ' I((I(:KSS1N(. AND RESEEDINC ARK ( VHKIKIi (IN in llli: ( IKKIl. OF FORESTRY. HIT THE S( IKMPI, (IK AGRICl LTl RE CAHIilKS I HIS STII.I. II lilllKH T(l lIKl ' KltMlNK THE BEST USE FROM A FORAGE S IXNIiPdlNT I ' d WIIK II IIII |. N1) M 111: IM r. rin; ii:iiiniis m mi.mninc i nii (H iimiuh. mui. ( (in- SERVATION PRACTICES, AND Till, I ' l i I. (IK WILD LIKE. 1n THE MEAN- TIME. Tin: sciKidi. (IK s(:iKN( K Mil. Ill ' iiki.m: int(i riii: iiEi.ix or illlMUM I Nl.lM.I.KlNC. liA(.ll.ltlill.(l(,1. I ' M ll(ll.(l(, ANII (IIHEK I ' llA Ks 1I IN(; DISTINCT RELATIONSHIPS TO THE KORESTRV SI ' B.IKCT. It HAS BEEN ILLl ' MINATINt; TO RECEU i: lill(l,K KK(i l MKN I ' lUiMINENT IN IIIK Milill S IMIVSKS (IK KdKE.STRY — .MKN WHOSE CON- CEPTION IS BIKUII. MKN W lid KK ( 1. l: KI.1 I III I.I.I l IIU ( I N(; N ATIHE OF THE SIH.1E( 1. In km II I N 1 III I I ' RESPECT KdH ITli: dlllKH man ' s HKI.Il M.dNI. Willi ltdl NIIINC. KNrillsl s l llllj 111 OWN WIIKK.

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• ••.. VlTII THK AID OK SI (11 MK.N AS IJk N ;. W . I ' KAVy, PRESIUKNT OK (jKMiO.V T. Ty. COLLEGE: E. N. KaNANAOII. ASSISTANT REGIDNAL FORESTER; Wll.LUM A. SCIIOENFELD, DEAN OF THE SCHOOL OF AGRICl LTl RE; I . M. UkaNDT. HEAD OF THE DIVISION OF ANIMAL LNDLSTRIES OK OREGON StATE college, and k. c joh.nson, professor of range management of Oregon State college, seven general subjects were selected as representing the forestry field. tllev ark forest management, logging, mamfactl ' rinc, forage. wii.d life, scenk xmi kkcrea- tion, and transportation. Men prominent in each of these phases have prepared RTI IKS for headings TO THE SEVEN SECTIONS OF TIIK NoLlME Heaver, explaining the importance of the work. Those SELECTED WERE W . M. Hi SII. REGIONAL DIRECTOR U. S. BIOLOGICAL Slr k : K. . Kv (.ii. Assistant Regional Forester. I. S. Forest Service: k M li hixk k. miation Engineer, State T co.MMissioN: Albert Hermann. Research Engi.neer, Western Pine ASSOCIATION: Clair Haiin. Western I.imbkr Company: Honai.d Brl ' ce, Consulting Engineer, Stevens and Hn ( k. mi K. ]i. M( DvMKi.s. Phkmdkvt. Oregon Motorists association. Autumn Along tmk I.iini i W m k