Oregon State University - Beaver Yearbook (Corvallis, OR)

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discouraged, stemmed and in many cases arrested and headed the other way. “Back to the land”, is the slogan now. Following Doctor Withy-combe's advice, many of the large landed proprietors are reducing their often enormous areas, thus encouraging the small farmer. Everywhere in the State, extensive farming is giving way to intensive methods. “Less waste, more economy!” are the Doctor’s watchwords; and all the while he is insisting on improved methods, more thorough work, better implements, better stock, increased educational advantages, more conveniences for the housewife, and a greater margin of leisure for profitable self-instruction for the entire farming population. To the students who have come under his care these sixteen years, he has ever been a sincere friend and safe counselor. Though his activities will no longer be in direct connection with the institution, his colleagues as well as the entire student body will always remember his earnest work, purposeful endeavor, and clean manly life. “Gie kings their gowd, and czars their power; Let fortune’s bubbles rise and fall; W ha sows a field, or trains a flower. Or plants a tree, is more than all.” Frederick Berchtold. 6

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Rafale of Contents BOOK ONE DMINISTR TION AND CAMPUS BOOK TWO COLLEGE ACTIVITIES BOOK THREE EVENTS OF THE COLLEGE YEAR BOOK POUR ATHLETICS BOOK FIN E ORGANIZATIONS BOOK SIX THE CLASSES BOOK SEVEN THE ORANGE STINGER