Oregon State University - Beaver Yearbook (Corvallis, OR)

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I 31 li M o n I I M Frank W. Con.nei.u ' 10 Anabel E. Salinc. 27 Frank Heckma.n. ' 29 Albert S. Veli , (H Rov E. Nichols, ' 05 Benton Li ttrell. ' 28 Evelyn Koontz, 27 Oscar Anderson, 23 Li ' LA Meloy Johnson, ' 21 Clifkoru p. Andrews. 27 Fred L. Coi.nk;. (M) Theodore Bitts. 27 Arthir S. Blanch kd. ! 1 I. IK L. Levincer, 99 DeW ITT Powell, ' 21 Rose I. Chisholm. ' (.)( Francis F. Capell, 23 Harry L. Olsen, ' 32 Dm (.LAS Gillespie, ' 28 Florence A. Stout, ' 28 I{. Chester Brodik. 07 Erna S. Johnson, ' 28 Claide Hyde, ' 13 George P. Lent, ' 70 W iLLiAMs Boldenwick, ' 30 Charles X. Lace. ' 36 Bri ce Ml rray. ' 36 Raymond KosER. ' 37 Joseph F. Holmes. ' 20 Fnnii . W M.i.iAMS. ' 05 l)i)N i.i) 1)1 ( kman, ' 21- Martyn Harwood. ' 36 Lizzii: J. A Ll:Y. iil !k i (; Day. 26 M KVANNA Mm.LKR. 37 i: Smith Melis. 23 Delbert Turner, ' 36 Clifford Mapes. ' 37 (;i V (;. W ALKEK. (16 Lionel Bishop. 20 Neal Huffaker. 21 Roy Swanson, ' 26 N ' icTOR H. Stai FF. 11 Ki.MN J. (;lass, ' 78 Ernest Chase, 15 August J. Mustola, ' 31 MO incmoriiiin cnci ;i iiKiif a|)|)ropriale tlian llic fine forests of our Slate. Tlicir warm greemiess. their serene loveliness. sviiilM)Ii .es the Full (bourse of Life. Tho e whi left this year are the Class of ' 36, prailu.ihil into ihc Wcirid for which tliose 1)1 ns on l ' ' .iilh ,iic preparing. To u the heaiilifiil and |)iiturcM|ue of Nature i their ineiMorium. cxinosed in llie i|iialilic- wliirli we can underslaiul.

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V O II i: V O II II TIIK oliimc XX Mkavkh lia Itrcti |ilamicil In attain a miiiiliiM of (ilijcrti c . Kii t, it lias hccn the aim ti prcstMVf till- Iraililidiial inalt ' iial ouilaiiKMl in all Vfarliuok : Ici tin ilii- it li.i- iirrn nci( ' -ai tn expand r ( riu ' wliat nvcr recent years lieraiise of in Tease«l enrnllnient ami ailileil (iiilepc a li ilies. Second, it has Imcii the aim In ri ' di ti ilmte the ii»t of the vearlxiok that a tnore nearly ei|ual financial load fall on each stwilent ' s shonldcis. ' Iliird, it has Ix-en the aim In weave into the vearhnnk a ccilain mnsciousness of hnlli |iiriliiMl ;iriil piacti al things outside the realm of mllegt? — to awaken an interest in the world a it i niit ide nt the rla»rnnm. If the hr l nhjectixe has heen acc()mpli hed, then the Bkavkr is not a failure; the second has heen accom|)lished. and more students are therefore profiting: if the third ohjective is attained, then the !alT has succeeded. Sincere apprecialinn is extended tn all who helped in any wav with editing this hnnk. and especially tn the iollnwing: E. T. Kced. editor of pul)li alinns of Oregon State college, whose cooperation, counsel and sincere criticism have heen an ins|)iratinn; E. N. Ka anagh. assistant regi(tnal fnresler, whose broad viewpoint on forest land values is reflected in the section headings; (Clayton Sheldon, who spent many hours outside of school in preparing the end sheet, and the several men who spared valuable time tn prepare special articles for the section headings.

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TAKLi{ or rOXTi:. TS ADMIMSII! TI() . Fach.tv • Sri dknt • Ai.i mm M rVKKNT . • . CI.ASSKS . SeN(()KS . JlMOKS boi ' iiDMuuKs • Km.siiMKN • • • ACII ri ' IKS . Tin: Pop Quiz • I ' l hi.ications • Fokknsics • Dances • Dramatics Music • Militak • Imlhksti.nc; J ' koi ' lk • • • ORGANIZATIONS • Sororities • Fraternities Independents • Honor Societies • Cll us a.nu Societies OREGON STATE WOMEN . Activities • Athletics ATHLETICS • Athletic Administration • Football Basketball • Track • Baseball • Freshman and Minor Sports • Intramural Sports • • • INDEX AND ADNKRTISING h ..