Oregon State University - Beaver Yearbook (Corvallis, OR)

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THE CLASS OF 1922 has endeavored, in the compilation of this review of a busy year and portrayal of our college and its throbbing life, to give to its fellow students a record of never-to-be- forgotten days and places, to the prospective student a vivid and inspiring picture of his future Alma Mater, and to the public at large a glimpse of the institution and an insight into the broad field of service it covers. No mere artifice of the pen, brush or camera can adequately represent the beauty of our campus, the joys and benefits of college life or the spirit of democracy and good-fellowship which exists in our student body. At best with these tools we are able only to attempt this, and if in any measure we have accomplished our purpose, we shall feel well repaid. tf;ifiEfiifiifiy;if;ifi£EifiLfiLfi!fiifi

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n Appreciation To the People of the State of Oregon — Who so generously came to the relief of the state institutions of higher learning in their time of great need, and Who, through the millage tax measure, so unselfishly provided the means with which these agencies can now go on to meet the growing demand upon their service, The Oregon Agricultural College and the Junior Class of 7922 desire to express their sincerest gratitude and appreciation. A Greater 0. A. C. has become possible, an 0. A. C. of wider usefulness with no lowering of principle or standard, a college seeking to serve to the uttermost the interests of those who have made it possible.

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DR. J. R. N. BELL To Dr. J. R. N. Bell, student, professor and pastor, a loyal and true O. A. C. rooter and friend of the college for more than 40 years — Because of his never ceasing interest in O. A. C. students and their problems — Because of his inspiring enthusiasm and activity in supporting every college enterprise whether it be in the athletic field or in other lines of endeavor — Because of the example of the best there is in man- hood, character and good-fellowship, which he sets forth in his life and associations — The class of 1922 respectfully dedicates this, the 15th volume of the Beaver Annual.