Oregon State University - Beaver Yearbook (Corvallis, OR)

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Mrmll FftcUnd Goss y ri«n Senior Committees ANNOUNCEMENTS TABLE TOP Howard Merrill, Ailing Goss, Chairman Chairman Elizabeth Crowell Joe Jarvis Edward Kremers Millard Rodman Alton Everest Janice Aifeins COMMENCEMENT Ted Yenan, Chairman INSIGNIA Edgar Parker, Chairman POPULARITY CONTEST Merritt Wilson, Chairman Margaret Ward SENIOR BALL Edward Efteland, Chairman William Schwabe, Publicity Tom Bruce, Orchestra Ace Arnsberg, Decorations Ralph Horn, Floor Emery Strong, Programs Dorothy Van Gross, Guests Dorothy Nicholson, Refreshments Elmer Crump, Feature 27

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♦ SENIORS Bt«ll Mulli9»n P«rV«f W.lion Senior Class History The class of ’32 made its debut on the Ore9on State campus September 29, 1928, and occupied seats of honor at their first convocation, while they were pledged one and all in loyalty to the college on the hill.” As sophomores this class furnished good material for football, while the varsity basketball souad picked the majority of players from its members. Committeemen headed by Amby Fredericks put across the sophomore cotillion. Upon organization the following officers were elected: Edward Efteland, president; Dorothy Nicholson, vice-president; Margaret Metcalf, secretary, and Bert Taylor, treasurer. Their year as freshmen stands as a noble monument to the freshman pledge. Starting with the traditional rook bonfire and following with the rook-sophomore Olympics the class was initiated into college life. The freshman dance was given in the Memorial Union ballroom, January 12. Tom Bruce headed the bonfire committee and John Poorman was chairman of the dance committee. Clark Henkle was elected president spring term to hold office the next year. Other officers elected were Helen Reid, vice-president; Marjorie Reynolds, secretary; George Reese, treasurer,- Gilbert Bergerson, sergeant-at-arms, and Robert Burke, yell leader. Second term of the junior year opened with all interest centered on the prom. The class instituted a new feature of electing a Prom Queen, who was Alice Fisher, and the idea has been followed by other classes. Decorations in lattice work gave a touch of open air and garden solitude. Milton Leishman was chairman of the prom and credit for its success is given to him. Programs were blue and silver, flaunted with a silhouette of a dancing girl In the senior year, Kenneth Fagans was elected president and under him were Harriett Beall, vice-president,- Rachael Williams, secretary,- and Williams Mullins, treasurer. The main event of the year was the senior ball, headed by Edward Efteland, and was considered the foremost dance of the spring term. Most of the leading positions in campus activities were held by students of this class and credit is given to them for many of the progressive movements that have taken place during this time, always working for a greater Oregon State. 26»

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SENIORS IIIAH ACKERMAN Home Economics Corvallis Kappa Delta Ph' Kipp. Phi, membership committee 4 Ot -eron Nu secretary 4 Kapoa Dell Pi 4 Directory $taH 3 Hone Economics Club V. W C A. 1.8 Rig Surer 8 Senior Table Too CpumllM 4 W A A Volleyball 3, 8asketball 1, Hockey 2 JANICE MEREDITH AIKINS Riddle Hour Economics Alpha Oaucron Pi LLOYD L. ALIEN Corvallis Civil Engineering A s C. E. 3. 4 Associated Engineers 2. 3. 4 DALE ALTMAN Gresham Vocational Education Tau Kappa Epsilon R.roneter S». H 2, assistant night edtor 3, night editor 4; editorial writer 4 Directory 3 R. O. T. C.. Cadet Me toe Community Drama 3 Charles Eliot Club 1. 2 4H Club 1.9 Merchant of Venice The Youngest ELAINE ANDERSON Portland Vocational Education Delta Zeta Retd College (render 3 V©l. XXVI Beaver, administration editor 4 Barometer StaH Hay fever. publicity committee W. A A. PAULINE ANDERSON Portland Vocational Education Sigma Kappa Trmiler Iron University of Oregon Kept Delta Pi 4 CHESTER A. ARENTS Portland Electrical Engmeering A. I. E. E. 3, 4 M. s A.E 4 Bend 2. 3 Associated Engineer Exposition Comauttee Engineer Dance Conmttee CARL J. AHLERS So .it. New Jersey Commerce Sigaw Chi Int'amoral Crew 2. 3, 4 O. S. C. Rowing Club, secretary and treasurer 3i president 4 J EDWIN ALBAUGH Corvallis Agriculture Alpha Gamma Rho Withycoaibe Club, president 4 Barometer 3 College Stock Judging Tean 4 Ag Club Smoker, co chairman 4 Exposition Committee 2 Agnculturt Club PAUL G. ALLEN Medford Connerce Phi Kapoa Tau Sigma Delta Chi Band 1. 2. 3 Baroneter Staff 3 sports writer 3, assistant night editor 3. 4 Directory Staff 3 Beaver StaR 3 O. S C Monthly, department editor 4 House President 4 DOROTHy L. ANDERSON Portland Vocational Education Sigma Kappa Manuscript 1.2. 3. 4j Writer's Club 3, 4 Madrigal 1.2. 3i president 4 Waldo Prize 2 Varsity Debate 2 The Two Vagabonds 3 The youngest 3 Barometer book review editor 3 Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4 Phi Kappa Phi 3. 4 W A A V 2. 3, Hockey 1, 2, 3; Elaiketb.il 1. 2, 3j Baseb.ll 1. 2 Giocoso 1 ROy G. ANDERSON Portland Chemcal Engineering Della Chi TRACy W. APPLEGATE yoncalla Electrical Engineering Associated Engineers 2. 3. 4 A If E. 3, 4 ACE I. ARNSBERG Portland Connerce Beta Phi Tau House President 3. 4 Beta Alpha Psi. secretary-treasurer 4 National Student federation, chairman 4 Winner Lion's Club Public Speaking Contest 3 Phi Kapp.. Phi freshasan Award Senior Ball, chairman decoration committee 4 28» -