Oregon State University - Beaver Yearbook (Corvallis, OR)

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Mother's club takes to heart the interest of the students. Membership to the Mother's club is open to all mothers of Oregon State students, and any persons interested in the welfare of the students. The yearly project of the club is contributing funds to student benefits which can be used for tuition scholarships, grants, or emergency use. Each May the mothers meet on the Oregon State campus. MRS. VICTOR CARLSON, pfiidcnt Mn. A. D. Rinlovl, titaturti Mu. Don MtKintlry, ttartaiy Mu. S. W. MtHugh, vit«-pi»iidenl 26

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 Alums Standby for Action A line of graduates about twenty-five miles long is a big job for anyone but for the Oregon State College Alumni association, it is only one of the many activities on the association calendar. The alum office in the M. U. is the center of organization for reunions, alum homecoming activities, forming new clubs, and acting as a clearing house for established alum groups. Promotion of OSC is one of the major activities of the office and the Oregon Stater, the monthly alum publication, is the main communication between the college and the alums. The ellicient and preity secretaries Billie (Mrs. Jay Dean) and Jeri IMrs. Jim Withrow), keep the Alumni office in top running order. Bob Knoll, manager, looks on ot Ted Carlson pages through the recent issue of the Alumni publication. The Oregon Stater. The Alumni board meets throughout the year to coordinate the yearly activities and to promote Alum spirit. 25

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Dad's club support is strong PAUL MINIGAT. president The Dad's club is interested in preserving the many traditions and future usefulness of the college as well as the different activities. They have brought wide recognition to Oregon State throughout the west coast. The annual meeting each year is held wintor term. Entertainment and business occupy the week-end. Al Bauer, vice-president J. I. Hei ig, secretory Ursal Norver, treasurer 27