Oregon State University - Beaver Yearbook (Corvallis, OR)

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CONTENTS A Year To Remember page 6 Administration page 22 Schools and Deans page 31 Seniors page 55 Activities page 88 Publications page 105 Royalty page 113 Arts and Drama page 125 Sports page 142 Honoraries page 208 Clubs page 227 Military page 250 Living Groups page 255 3

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19 6 0 BEAVER STAFF Glenny Ely, Editor Jim Van Loan, Business Manager Linda Streamer, Assistant Editor Linda Serrurier, Office Manager Brian Thomas, Page Sales Manager Ron Perkins, Book Sales Manager SECTION EDITORS AND STAFFS: Ann Smith, The Year Loretta Gray Carol Clark Jack Vallette, Administration Judy Phibbs, Administration Merilyn Hromas, Schools and Deans Sheryl Hoagland Marcia McLure Maryanne Richardson Linda Shotwell John Rorem, Seniors Prudio Johnston Margaret Kammann Dick LeGore Jo Peabody, Activities Margaret Heater Roberta Spears Margaret Heyden, Arts and Drama Jeanette Cuendet Lynn Miller Sharon Hyde, Royalty Nancy Jones Phil Gregg, Sports Don Horrel, Fall Sports Norm Seelye, Winter Sports Phil Gregg, Spring Sports Lee Hughes, Intramurals Judy Martin, WRA Joan Swart, Clubs and Honoraries Charlotte Barnes Miko Brooks Tom Edick Floronco Holzmeyer Bill Lenox Davo Pahl Shircen Simpson Carlene Hise, Living Groups Ann Harbert John Hertell Jeanne Holman Diana Klippel Kathy Poling Jack Roviglio Nancy Parr, Copy Carol Panzer, Art Phyllis Kirkland, Copy Office Secretaries: Susie Baumgartner Jan Beamer Nancy Bell Sharlene Cooper Norma Horrell Barbara Moore Jean Mucha Sharon Olson Jean Smith Irwin Harris, Adviser 2

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Chimes ringing out across the Oregon State college campus let all in hearing distance know that the work of many alumni, faculty and students had been fulfilled. Dedicated during Homecoming, the Carillon Bells were the result of three years of fund raising. Now, as one wanders down the college pathways, he steps along to the rhythm of the college chimes. In the morning a student proceeds along the pathway of knowledge, later in the day he advances toward the O Club where he finds friendship, and at eventide he can discover a pathway of culture at concerts, plays or lectures. Each day the student travels these paths and other byways made available by the college. The paths wind, sometimes with no seeming direction, but along the paths are guiding signs for the student to heed so he doesn’t go astray. Then comes the culmination. All the paths merge into the main trail of education, and the student walks down the aisle in cap and gown to receive his degree. After the graduation ceremonies are over, the student leaves these immediate pathways and begins his discourse down life's pathway. Suddenly, the bells sound clearer and life takes on a deeper meaning. 4 Electronic Bell Dedication Schedulec Americana carillon bells «U1 be| ........ irard today iroro I3 5J to I 10 in Mr. ItoUtlv be mil plat the fol'legro (or Carillon! 1 concert TV official Ircxatioo and playing nil) be at alflinw of the fooibaU -«ne ii h Auld Lang S ne pfc « h he eflinal ejnUonnrur 2 Robert associate protrvwc t( muMc logins m a bail hour Chaage Ringing Oregon, con. Londoodern Beautiful Itreamer Garden . 0 Sole Mso. TV Belt hour concert I Ms recon. M Ore-j Air. Akwette K '' r. Country no Mater. Wf Mm mrTwhe w5 •ntally couflj Since then of St Man . AD the Things YwlLi Hnlifnttv i tre 0 Perfect Loir GrM»flnd 1 comj -----nd few four mile and and special minutes before the hour foe c bell mil V p! by rolls nr by t I ■ Thomas K d-pam-erf ticial pb rr of Onllon rontjm TV American of a five minre Wertraiitotcr h«t Unki«e clock note h ni h ! lywp bells, and a melody plam of tbe Alma Mater B,. V c y-.w operate ir e tone {tntlMt tock by metal ham This Afternoon OSC s Carillon Bells new bells tcn rvervw hotel Oregon Bell arrived engineers wil cation at lion A contra last July by Foundation a Carillons Inc. location of th the dome of the located spot on