Oregon State University - Beaver Yearbook (Corvallis, OR)

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 thlrlir IMrwt« c P«rv I . Supported by tin new compulsory student atli-Idic fees. Athletic office in Memorial I nion is one of tin campus crossroads. Hesides arranging Pacific coast conference schedule, panics and team travel. Athletic office schedules concerts and speakers. sells game tickets, student directories ami Hook Hihles and counts money from student body dances. Director Locey submits the budget to athletic hoard, recommends appointment of coaches and represents the hoard at the meeting of the Pacific Coast Intercollegiate Managers association. ‘’Cal Friday ' in the office is popular Mrs. Fsthcr Cuer-her, auditor, secretary to Locey and chief question answerer. Irwin Harris handles publicity and George Deucy manages ticket sales. J 7 ‘■(.al Friilaj, Mm. Ciirrlx-r

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b-ft h right: l)on Cowhcril. Hcre I . l.orcv. Moya Hall. Haul algrcn. Kcrby Simp-im. Donna Hill, Dr. U. C. Dubaih. Kuth Faubion, Helen llar»t.nl, Hr .fe». r Haul Heiri. Margaret Hu-well. HrofeMOrC. H. Mitchell, Mrs. Huena Maris, Kal| li (.'oleinan anil I’rofe—or Fred M.Shideler. Sliitlt‘Hl Kiliicnliuiinl Activities Hoard Percy P. I xrey, director of student educational activities, is the one who draws up and submits the yearly budget for approval of Educational ctivities board. Besides holding campus purse strings the board manages the concert and speaker series and determines |K licics of extracurricular activities which receive financial help from tuition fees. These activities include hand, glee club, Madrigal, college chorus, orchestra, Beaver, Barometer, Fusser’s Guide and Hook Bible. Both faculty and students are represented on the board, headed by Professor Paul Petri. Faculty members are Paul Aalgrcn, Dr. U. G. Dubacli, Mrs. Buena Maris, Professor C. B. Mitchell. Balph Coleman and Professor Fred M. Shidcler. Student members are Beaver and Barometer editors, VSOSC officers and presidents of S and Memorial I nion. 156

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Klip, I’rrtiJtnl Amlpnon Banka Bunn Krtekaon C.ibb. llaiurn Hewitt Hownni ■Ionian Kn»ii|i Krctxpr 1.011 i 'Connor McKarlmic Jlactintot McDotinlil Rrilpy Sill ill. Wither Knatrlli Howianil SllUBK Wankr Tilton Talons Idle policing the lar osi number of freshman girls ever to enroll at Oregon State, this year's Talons, together with the Thanes, enforced college traditions and promoted school spirit. President Bette Lou Kile directed attendance at convocations and sending of ’’invitations'' to Talon court to violators of campus traditions. Winter term they entertained the Kwamas, corresponding organization at the I niversity of Oregon. ith the help of their manpower division, they welcomed rooks Freshman Week and ushered campus guests on tours. Talons, service honor society for sophomore women, are chosen for leadership, scholarship, cooperation and school spirit. Officers serving with Miss Kile were Laura Ynderson. vice president; Lois Rowland, secretary; Shirley Howard, treasurer; Peggy Smith, sergeant-at-arms; and Janice Jordan, historian. 158 Talking ihin M over.