Oregon State University - Beaver Yearbook (Corvallis, OR)

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During Dad’s weekend a hot air balloon floats above the Valley Library quad. Free rides were given to students and their fathers on Saturday. Other activities were offered in the Memorial Union quad and other areas on campus. Photo hv Eliuheth Erwin These students showed their school spirit during the Homecoming game versus the Washington State Cougars. Oregon State’s campus was smelling like roses until the loss to the Washington Huskies earlier in the year came back to haunt them. The Beavers ended the season as Co-Champions of the Pac-10 with the Huskies and the Oregon Ducks. Photo hv Michael Benda opening

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Forty years after the area was settled, the State of On took control of Corvallis College which had earlier been established in 1856. At this time, in 1885, it was renamed Oregon State College. Orange was selected as the school color in 1893 and in 1910 the first reference was made to Beavers as an athletic team name. 1919 marked the adoption of Carry Me Back as OSC’s Alma Mater. On March 6 of 1961, Governor Mark Hatfield signed into law the legislative act which changed the name of the institution to Oregon State University. The Beaver A Volume 95 Student Media A Oregon State University 231 Memorial Union East A Corvallis, Oregon 97331 Phone: 541-737-3501 A Fax: 541-737-4999 Email Beaver.Editor@studentmedia.orst.edu Enrollment: 16,777 opening A l

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Cheerleader Raquel Tamhio, a sophomore in health and human performance, nets the crowd involved in the “Dc-Fcnsc” cheer during the Civil War game on November 18th. PIkX« by Stacy Tcxcira opening A 3