Oregon State University - Beaver Yearbook (Corvallis, OR)

Page 25 text:

President Paul liissvr talks with Chris Hovenden, a junior in Agriculture Science and one of the 55 students honored at Dean's Ala Mode. flvofo hy StJi’y Twin Collide of Business Dean, Don Parker and his wife, Jo Ellen, enjoy interact in : with s (uJents represent' inn the Collette of Business. hv Texeira Associate Dean of Liberal Arts RoIkti Frank watches the barber shop quartet with student hon-orccs, Jordan Carter and Christina Newman, both juniors in Liberal Arts. Photo hv Suer Tncirj

Page 24 text:

T) eans ftCa M xv Every year, the Mortar Board Senior Honor Society at Oregon State University hosts the annual Deans Ala Mode. This event honored the top ten juniors in each college for the 1999-2000 academic year. Those who attended included OSU President Paul Kisser and his wife, Les, along with the deans from eight ot the twelve colleges. Each student was honored with a Certificate of Achievement through each department and recognized by their dean. Vice-President of Service, Kori Haddix, announced the award winners and introduced the barbershop quartet. Sold Out, who entertained the audience with old-fashioned tunes. Cap and Gown, OSU’s Mortar Board chapter, distinguishes itself as the oldest senior honor society at Oregon State, established in 1933. In addition to the Mortar Board planners published annually, the MBSHS sponsors several community service programs such as the Highway Cleanup Project and the Reading is Leading program for senior citizens throughout the year. Story by Lisa MeDougald Honored students were presented-with a Certificate of Achievement and enjoyed a variety of desserts. Plxno hv Stacv Tcxcira The MBSHS sponsored Sold Out. a local quartet in Corvallis who harmonized to classical Barbershop tunes. Photo hv Stacy Tcxciu 18 A stuefent fife

Page 26 text:

20 A student fife Sittings’ Weekend Sibling rivalry was felt all over Oregon State University February 23-24, 2001. The 2nd annual Siblings’ Weekend kicked off the end of the week with gorgeous weather and plenty of fun-filled activities for siblings of all ages. Activities included performances by several local rock bands, Rock ‘n’ Glow bowling, indoor rock climbing, arts and crafts at the Craft Center and movies at the MU. One of the highlights included a gravity-defying vertical skateboard exhibition of Professional skaters from the American Skating Association. Also, on Friday evening famous hypnotist, Andrew Becker introduced hypnosis to an audience in the Milam Auditorium demonstrating his skills on 22 volunteers. The audience watched as the volunteers unknowingly engaged in hilarious antics. Approximately 600 OSU siblings participated, which was sponsored by the OSU Memorial Union Program Council. Story by Lisa McDougald OSU students Tyson Wismer, a senior in Business, Alex Volpc, a sophomore in Science, and Amber Wade, a sophomore in Business, sell Siblings’ t-shirts in the MU. by Tod»l Grutsmcycr Melissa Marsclle, a sophomore in Psychology, kneads clay with her little sister, Stephanie, in the potter’s Studio at the Craft Center. Pbi'to by Jcnn Labarty