Oregon State University - Beaver Yearbook (Corvallis, OR)

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Student Life, Campus Doings Managed by Activities Office Typically busy on the telephone or at one meeting or another is Irwin Harris, Educational Activities director, and an Oregon Stater of the class of Ml. Budget problems, traveling expenses, and general worries over student body funds are the chief concern of the Educational Activities board. A joint-studcnt-faculty group, the board cooperatively promotes and supervises the various student educational activities, and maintains several student-faculty committees to cope with specific problems. C hief question-answerer in the Ed. Activities office is secretary Mrs. Ruth Herndon, whose efficient bookkeeping and managing keeps things running smoothly. Pausing for a look at the agenda before meeting time are members of the Educational Activities board, from left to right, Frank Olson, Mrs. Herndon, Manager Irwin Harris, Dr. C. T. Yerian, chairman of the board, Dean Dan Poling, Peggy Robb and Erwin Pearson. 22

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 College Officials Serve Every Student Guy Stover, campus marshal, enforces campus parking regulations. Serving every Oregon State college student, whether he realizes it or not, arc the lesser known college officials. Their functions arc vital to the administration of OSC, for without them Oregon’s largest institution of higher education could not survive. They work quietly behind the scenes without recognition or publicity to keep up Oregon State’s standards. Richard A. Adams, general superintendent of physical plant, looks at blueprints for expanding the campus. —-....' x'fL T— 'ID— 21

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Their dream come true in the building of a new OSC stadium, the OSC alumni association turned its efforts to general promotion of OSC. College representatives met with alums throughout the state in jointly sponsored meetings to promote OSC to high schoolers and their parents. Alumni Association Office Hub of Ex-Stater Activities Contemplating new spots for alumni groups are the local mainstays in the alumni association, assistant manager Ted Carlson, and manager Bob Knoll. Clamour plus efficients in the alumni office can be attributed to secretaries Billie Keger and Jen (Mrs. Jim) Withrow. 2J Bedecked in Homecoming buttons, the alumni board of directors gather after a dinner meeting during the annual weekend, which saw their efforts materialize in the dedication of Parker stadium. Alums throughout the west spearheaded the three-year drive.