Oregon State University - Beaver Yearbook (Corvallis, OR)

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iiaiis nub The DSC Dads club lias embarked on a long-range program of cooperative effort in the interest of higher education in this state. Tile members realized the College's need of support in securing funds requested from Legislature by the Hoard of Higher Education so they worked with the University of Oregon Dads club in instituting the state building measure passed by the people in the June elections. Around them had rallied representatives of many supporting organizations who formed the 1 nited Citizens Higher Education Council of Oregon. This permanent commit tec meets regularly to consider school needs and to promote public support especially in legislative appropriations. C. r. PfctiM-r I'rrtUrnl I.. G. Perrine Trt+turtr Ixc M. Pickett It. G. Ili.lglcy R. A. Skinner It. G. Itabb E. K. Keike Pier PrtrUtnl O. I.. llofTmnn Ivan Stewart Dr. Blair Holcomb O. II. Iliimpton I-'. V. Ilorton C. A. Tornawne Srtrrtary It. W. DeShaier Robert A. Watt 27

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Mr . K.1 in. mI Kinder (center) ku clrclnl first prc itlcnt of the Ml-Stule Mothers' Club. AlkSlale l»llti‘r i'( liili ti all-state Mothers organization, embracing all existing club units and encouraging the recent growth in Mothers' clubs, was organized during W omen's Weekend last spring. To instigate and unify state action in favor of higher education, to further the welfare of students, and to carr on their chosen slogan, ”Oncc an Oregon State College Mother. Mwaysan Oregon Stale College Mother,” is their purpose. Fach ear a regular meeting is planned as an annual event of Mothers Weekend. The organization now includes new clubs from Klamath Falls, Coos Bay, Koseburg, and Pendleton in addition to the active Salem, Portland, Corvallis, and Lebanon clubs. Mortar Hoard lap new member . 26

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Silling J. F. I’orlcr, Margaret linnwell, Itoli Steven , Kerliy Sinipaon. Ruth Fauliion. Stnmling (». Co| »»n. (lliiwk Berkley. K. C. Mlworili. Privy Lorry. Memorial I n ion Hoard Kerliy rh«k« with Chairman Jack Porter. Four students, one faculty member, one alumni member and the student activities manager make up Memorial I nion Hoard. 'I'liis board passes regulations governing members, guests and activities of the Memorial I nion. Service Hags in the main entrance arc constant and grim reminders that the handsomest of Oregon State’s buildings was huilt in memori-atti to war dead. The building itself is a eampus crossroads. Mways a center of college activity and social life, this year it also provided housing for an overflow of women students. Jack Porter is chairman of the board and Major K. C. Mlworth is I nion manager. Other 19 lo 16 directors are Kcrbv Simpson, Margaret Buswell, Until Faubion. G. . (Hopson, Percy Loccy, Chuck Becklcy and Bob Stevens. 28