Oregon State University - Beaver Yearbook (Corvallis, OR)

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The 1981 Beaver is published in honor of Irwin C. Harris, advisor. Mr. Harris was editor of the Beaver Yearbook 40 years ago, and this 75th edition is the last one he'll advise. Mr. Harris will retire this year. He has dedicated 40 years of his life to Oregon State, and leaves it a better place. Mr. Harris has formally served OSU as athletic publicity director. Varsity tennis coach, manager of student activities, and director of student publications and public events. Informaly, he's been everything from instructor to advisor to surrogate Dad for thousands of students. As some Universities watch their yearbooks die out, Mr. Harris has watched and nurtured the Beaver as it's grown into one of the nation's most successful annuals. If you asked him, Mr. Harris would admit a soft spot for the Beaver. Once an editor, it's hard to lose that allegiance. Because of this, he always understands cries of We've oversold pages, or Will the budget cover it?!! He's read every page of copy, checked every story, and all with that patient grin. Mr. Harris will leave OSU a better place. He's given 110 percent, and it shows. We're losing a cornerpiece to our puzzle; it'll be hard to find another that fits as well. From all of us, Mr. Harris: Good-bye, good luck, and THANK YOU!! Type.. V. Headli Quadr-ata i TvJW Black, pages 1-19z Jp Brown Black, pages 193-520 Long bound with headbands 100% Black 150-line BBCP i Binding ! Student Public general supervi led under its a of OSU on behal State University, rdfrtg the Beaver may investigation and all elements involved in a will report its decision Written complaints m student Publi lent S an ts plain 3 the commit After hearin complaint, the commit! concern o Richard Agricul-s, AdS 4