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2002 Accessions
Accession 2002:105 (Received 2002-12-27) Paul G. Risser Papers (MSS) NEW Collection1986-2001 This accession consists of records generated and collected by OSU President Paul Risser documenting his involvement in various professional organizations, advisory boards, and committees as an ecology researcher and policy analyst. Among the administrative bodies represented in these records include the Ecological Society of America, Committee on Research and Peer Review in EPA, the Scientific Committee on the Problems of the Environment (SCOPE), and the Oregon State of the Environment Report Science Panel. In addition to reprints of journal articles authored by Risser, this accession includes: correspondence, meeting minutes, photographs, publications, reports, and research data. The bulk of these records date during Risser's presidency of Miami University. Paul G. Risser assumed the presidency of OSU in January 1996 after serving three years as President of Miami University in Ohio. In addition to his work in university administration, Risser also taught university level botany before coming to OSU. Risser left the university in 2002 to assume the position of Chancellor of the Oklahoma State System of Higher Education. Shelf Locations: SR 6/8/2/20-60; SR 6/7/2/10-40; SR 3/2/1/60
President's Office (RG 13)1998 This accession consists of bylaws, correspondence, discussion papers, meeting minutes, reports, from the President's Office pertaining to the formation of the OSU Public Advisory Board. Accession processed and incorporated into the record group. Shelf Location: 4/4/3/60 Return to President's Office Records Description
Horner Museum Records (RG 199)1993 This accession consists of the report "Future Directions for the Horner Museum of OSU." The report was prepared by Museum Management Consultants, Inc. The Museum itself, located in the basement of Gill Coliseum, was closed in 1995. Shelf Location: 8/4/4/60
Accession 2002:104 (Received 2002-12-20) International Education (RG 164)1989-2001 This accession consists of records generated by the Office of International Education relating to the award of scholarships to foreign students. Pertaining solely to the winners of these scholarships, the records in this transfer include: award letters, lists of award recipients, completed applications, and memoranda announcing guidelines for submission. Shelf Location: 4/1/9/53 See also accessions-2002:063 and 2002:048.
Accession 2002:103 (Received 2002-12-19) Agricultural Experiment Station (RG 25)1969-2002 This accession consists of files maintained by the Agricultural Experiment Station on reseach projects conducted at various OSU experiment stations, research centers, and departments on campus. Included among these records are contracts, correspondence, curriculum vitae, grant applications, and project summary reports. Organized alphabetically by department and/or extension station, when processed, these records will be integrated into Subgroup 3 in Series V. Shelf Locations: 9/4/7/10-60; 9/4/6/40-60; 10/1/4/10 Return to the Agricultural Experiment Station Records Description
Accession 2002:102 (Received 2002-12-04) Extension Service Publications (PUBS 6-33a and 175)1946-1987 This accession consists of 5 publications published by the OSU Extension Service : which include a circular on measurement of the volume of trees and logs and three brochures on local clams and whales. Shelf Locations: PUBS shelves
Accession 2002:101 (Received 2002-12-02) Library Records (RG 9)1950-1998 This accession consists of records generated by the Interlibrary Loan Department of the OSU Library and includes monthly; annual; and biennial reports, an interlibrary loan procedure manual, and interlibrary loan statistics for OSU and other libraries in the Oregon State System of Higher Education (OSSHE) system. Accession processed and incorporated in the record group. Shelf Locations: 10/5/1/20; 10/5/1/30; 8/1/10/31; 8/1/4/20 Return to the Library Records Description See also accessions-2002:082 and 2002:031.
Accession 2002:100 (Received 2002-11-26) Football-Giant Killers, 1967 (MC)2002 This accession consists of recorded interviews on one cassette tape with Dee Andros, Jess Lewis, and Steve Preece on various aspects of the 1967 Beavers football team, their season, and their defeat of the top-ranked USC football team. A transcript of the interviews accompanies the tape. Dee Andros was the Beaver's Football Coach for the 1967 team. Lewis was the Defensive Tackle for 1967 team, and Preece was the Quarterback. The interviewer is Kip Carlson of the Sports Information Office of the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics. Shelf Locations: MC-shelves; SR 1/2/3/40
Accession 2002:099 (Received 2002-11-26) Intercollegiate Athletics (RG 7)1993 This accession consists of a football game program for the the September 25, 1993 game against Arizona State. Shelf Locations: 4/3/6/60 See also accessions-2002:088; 2002:086; and 2002:080.
Accession 2002:098 (Received 2002-11-11) Robert C. Wilson Papers (MSS)1944-1977 This accession is an addition to the Robert C. Wilson Papers and consists of B&W and color photographic slides (591 in all) prepared and used by Robert Wilson in the instruction of classes in the Manufacturing Engineering Department. The slides depict examples of finished craft projects and furniture in a variety of different forms-wood, metal, plastic, and fiber. Examples of lapidary, photography, leatherwork, and wood marquetry (Wilson's specialty) projects are included among these slides. Also included are images of tree fibers used in a presentation on the identification of various types of wood. Information regarding those who created the works portrayed in these slides was not found in this accession. Four lantern slides were also found in this accession. Shelf Location: SR 5/3/1/52 See also accession-2002:089.
Accession 2002:097 (Received 2002-11-08) International Programs Photograph Collection (P 246)1986-1993 This accession consists of 13 photographic prints of scholarship recipients in the International Cultural Service Program. Consisting of portrait shots and scenes of the students engaged in various outreach activities at area schools, all of the students in the photos are identified. These images were generated for yearly report files. Shelf Location: P-shelves See also accession-2002:092.
Accession 2002:096 (Received 2002-11-05) University Publications Photographs(P 94)1983-2001 This accession consists of photographic images (2529 color and B&W slides) taken by University Publications staff for use in catalogs, brochures, and other publications. Depicting students and faculty engaged in various activities on campus as well as buildings such as the Wave Center and the Softball Field, none of those portrayed in these slides are identified. Shelf Location: SR 3/3/2/30 See also accessions-2002:014 and 2002:009.
Accession 2002:095 (Received 2002-11-04) Associated Students of OSU (RG 11)1969-2000 This accession consists of records generated and collected by the offices of the Associated Students of OSU (ASOSU) and includes annual reports, constitutions/bylaws, correspondence, handbooks, meeting minutes, memoranda, newspaper clippings, publications, and survey materials. Among the subjects covered in these records include: the establishment of a rental housing code in Corvallis, state legislation effecting higher education, racism and discrimination on campus, OSU Cultural Centers, the Nightlife Shuttle, faculty/staff response to the Gulf War, a plan to merge the OSU and PSU Colleges of Engineering, child care on campus, and freshman orientation. Shelf Location: SR 2/1/2/10-50 See also accessions-2002:084 and 2002:073. Full finding aid available in PDF format. EAD finding aid available in Northwest Digital Archives.
Associated Students of OSU Photograph Collection (P 154)1995 This accession consists of three B&W photographic prints of student lobbyists in Washington D. C. (some associated with the Oregon Student Lobby) featured in a 1995 edition of the ASOSU Access Newsletter. Shelf Location: P-shelves See also accession 2002:073
Accession 2002:094 (Received 2002-10-30) Office of Finance and Administration (RG 131)1988-1999 This accession consists of records generated and collected by the Office of the Vice President for Finance and Administration and includes budgetary materials, correspondence, meeting minutes, memoranda, and reports. The records largely pertain to budget evaluation, building construction and renovation, and administrative rules regulating legal matters such as free speech on campus. Shelf Location: SR 3/2/2/10-20 See also accession 2002:023.
Accession 2002:093 (Received 2002-10-24) Carl E. Bond Papers (MSS)1942-1998 This accession is an addition to the Carl E. Bond Papers and consists of article reprints, correspondence, newspaper clippings, photographs, publications, research data and notes, reports, and student papers. Pertaining to Bond's research of freshwater fishes in Oregon, particularly sculpin, these records also contain a revised proof copy of Bond's publication "Keys To Oregon Freshwater Fishes." The photographs, which number about 180 prints and negatives, primarily depict various fishes and the results of research on them. There are also records relating to Bond's involvement in the State of Oregon Endangered Species Task Force in this accession. Shelf Location: SR 6/8/2/10 Return to the description for the Carl E. Bond Papers.
Accession 2002:092 (Received 2002-10-22) International Programs Photograph Collection (P 246) NEW Collection1994-2000 This accession consists of 5 images taken of International Cultural Service Program (ICSP) annual retreats featuring group shots of the retreat participants. All of those in these group shots are identified. Shelf Location: P-shelves See also accession 2002:097.
Accession 2002:091 (Received 2002-10-21) University Archives (RG 220)1995-2000 This accession consists of information relating to the OSU Archives webpage that includes printed "snapshots" of selected pages on the site that were generated between 1995 and 2000 and were deleted in 2002 from the server. In addition to two statistical reports on webpage access, the pages printed out include the Archives and Records Management Handbook table of contents, links to Archives at other Land Grant Institutions, and a speech by former OSU University Archivist Michael Holland about a tour of Archives in Russia. Shelf Location: 8/1/9/42 See also accessions-2002:076; 2002:071; 2002:039; and 2002:023.
Academic Affairs (RG 22)2001 This accession consists of an accreditation report on OSU prepared by the Commission on Colleges and Universities of the Northwest Association of Schools, Colleges and Universities. Included with this report is a summary of the conclusions outlined in the evaluation as well as suggestions for improvement. Shelf Location: 8/1/10/11 See also accession 2002:024.
Accession 2002:090 (Received 2002-10-09) Dean E. Booster Papers (MSS) NEW Collection1966-1983 This accession consists of materials generated and collected by Agricultural Engineering Professor Dean E. Booster which pertain to research into the development of a mechanized strawberry harvester. Including committee records and reports from the Pacific Northwest Regional Commission and the Oregon Strawberry Council, the records in this accession consist of article reprints, conference papers, correspondence, meeting minutes, memoranda, newspaper clippings, photographs, progress reports, research notes and data, and studies. Coordinated through the OSU Agricultural Experiment Station, there are Station bulletins and special reports relating to Booster's research in these records. The photographs (253 color slides; 62 BW prints, 23 color prints, 39 BW negatives) depict the testing of strawberry harvesting equipment developed by Booster "the Clipper Harvester" as well as the cultivation and industrial processing of strawberries. Dean E. Booster attended OSU, graduating in 1956 with a master's degree in agricultural engineering. A year later, Booster was appointed the position of Instructor in the Agricultural Engineering Department. In 1987 Booster became Professor Emeritus. Shelf Locations: SR 5/5/3/40; SR 5/3/1/51
Accession 2002:089 (Received 2002-10-03) Robert C. Wilson Papers (MSS) NEW Collection1952-2002 This accession consists of materials generated and collected by Robert Wilson which relate to his teaching career in the Manufacturing Engineering Department and includes course materials, films, newspaper clippings, photographs, and a self-published autobiography. The course materials were organized in packets by class contain sylabi, quiz blanks, tool safety guidelines, and project plans. The photographs document Manufacturing Engineering Department faculty, students, and the various labs and other facilities where classes were held. Among the photos there is also a slide presentation prepared for a summer class in marquetry which features images of Wilson's own work in marquetry. The publication, "A Glimpse into the Past", includes stories of Wilson's experiences at OSU. There are also three films in this accession. Two of the three films are newsreels on the use of the Minimalic Building Construction method to build minitiature scale models of housing structures, the while the third is a panel discussion forum with four unidentified people from an undated program "Sunday Scope." There is also a two-volume catalog of decorative wood samples for use in marquetry in two cases (Hough's American Woods). Starting his career at OSU as a student assistant in the Industrial Engineering and Industrial Arts Department in 1946, Robert Claude Wilson began to teach in the Manufacturing Engineering Department as an Instructor in 1949. The study of wood marquetry as one of Wilson's specialities. He became Assistant Professor Emeritus in 1980. Soon after Wilson's retirement, the Manufacturing Engineering program was eliminated. Shelf Location: SR 6/8/3/60; SR 5/3/1/43 See also accession 2002:098.
Accession 2002:088 (Received 2002-09-27) Intercollegiate Athletics (RG 7)1938-1940 This accession consists of two football game programs. The games were Oregon State vs. University of Oregon on November 30, 1940 and Oregon State vs. Stanford on November 12, 1938. Shelf Location: 4/3/5/60 See also accessions-2002:099; 2002:086; and 2002:080.
Lamplighter Magazine (PUB 10-13d)1938 This accession consists of the April 1938 issue of the Lamplighter, a literary magazine printed by the OSC Lamplighter Club. Shelf Location: PUBS-shelves
Accession 2002:087 (Received 2002-09-24) J. Granville Jensen Papers (MSS)1977 This accession consists of materials pertaining to a retirement reception sponsored by the Department of Geography for Professor J. Granville Jensen and includes a guestbook and correspondence. In addition to a copy of the letter of invitation sent by the department, there are letters from former students and colleagues in the profession as well as Oregon Governor Bob Straub. There is also a photograph of Jensen, O. H. Heitzelman, and Richard Highsmith at a retirement dinner held for Jensen in December of 1977. Starting his career at OSU in 1946, J. Granville Jensen helped to establish the Department of Geography and served as chair of the department for a number of years. Shelf Location: SR 5/6/4/33 See also accession 2002:015.
Accession 2002:086 (Received 2002-09-19) Crawford "Scram" Henderson Graham Collection (MSS) NEW Collectionca. 1953-1996 This accession consists of an Oregon State College Alumni Association Leader's Manual with handwritten annotations by Crawford Graham and a College of Home Economics Alumni Directory with an entry on Crawford's wife Jean Graham. Born in Portland, Oregon in 1914, Crawford Henderson "Scram" Graham graduated from OSU in 1935 with a degree in electrical engineering. Serving as Director of Alumni Relations at OSU from 1961 to 1978, Graham also sat on the OSU Board of Intercollegiate Athletics from 1955 to 1958. He died in 2001. Shelf Location: SR 5/7/3/51
Intercollegiate Athletics (RG 7)1954-1973 This accession consists of two game programs and a list of the academic staff in the Intercollegiate Athletics Dept. for 1973/74. The programs were produced for the football game against the University of Washington on October 2, 1954 and for the basketball game against the University of Washington on January 14-15, 1955. In addition to names, the list of academic staff also contains salary and FTE information. Shelf Location: 4/3/5/60 See also accessions-2002:099; 2002:088; and 2002:080.
Sports Media Guides (PUB 54)1955 This accession consists of a football media guide for 1955. Shelf Location: 9/3/8/22 Return to the Sports Media Guides publication group description.
Harriet's Photograph Collection1952 This accession consists of 1 B&W print of Parker (now Reser) Stadium under construction. The image is dated October 15, 1952. This image has been assigned #2556. Shelf Location: P-shelves
Accession 2002:085 (Received 2002-09-17) Facilities Services (RG 193)1959 This accession consists of an architect's drawing rendered by the firm of Wilmsen and Endicott of Rogers Hall (Mechanical Engineering Building). The 1959 drawing is a preliminary study of the building, which was completed in 1967. Shelf Location: Oversize Drawer 5
Accession 2002:084 (Received 2002-09-06) Services for Students with Disabilities Office (RG 102)1976-2001 This accession consists of annual reports and statistical information generated by the Services for Students with Disabilities Office (SSD). In addition to yearly reports on services provided by SSD, there is also accounting information, student survey results, and data pertaining to the OSU Minority Scholar program. In addition, there are two scrapbooks compiled by the OSU Disabled Students Organization and Handicapped Students Unlimited . Containing newspaper clippings, photographs, and correspondence, the scrapbooks document campus events such as Handicapped Awareness Week and athletic contests. The clippings, primarily from the Barometer and The Gazette Times, pertain to services offered to the disabled at OSU and building accessibility. The images depict group members. Shelf Location: 6/2/9/53; 7/2/5/h See also accessions-2002:078 and 2002:070.
Associated Students of OSU (ASOSU) Records (RG 11)1986-1998 This accession consists of a scrapbook and a notebook generated by ASOSU organizations. Documenting various issues concerning the environment as well as campus presentations and events highlighting ecological topics, the scrapbook was compiled by the ASOSU Environmental Affairs Task Force and contains event flyers, correspondence, newspaper clippings, brochures, and certificates. The notebook relates to the Matches Mentoring Program and was put together by the Student Activities Center Diversity Education Office. Shelf Locations: 7/2/5/i; SR 2/1/2/50 See also accessions-2002:095 and 2002:073. Full finding aid available in PDF format. EAD finding aid available in Northwest Digital Archives.
Accession 2002:083 (Received 2002-09-03) College of Oceanic and Atmospheric Sciences (RG 173)1964-1987 This accession consists of records generated by the College of Oceanic and Atmospheric Sciences pertaining to the Pattullo Study Exchange Program and the management of the College's records in connection with the University Archives. Consisting primarily of correspondence, memoranda, and mailing lists, the materials relating to the Pattullo Program document the origins of the program as well as the interaction between OSU and other research facilities and universities involved in the exchange program. Originating in 1964 with the decision to collect and publish a volume of reprints from faculty in the School of Oceanography, the program quickly evolved into a service in which the school traded the annually published collections of faculty reprints with research publications from other universities and institutes. Also reflected in these records is the global reach of this program, with requests for publications from countries in Latin America, Asia, the Middle East, Africa, and Europe. June Grace Pattullo, for whom the program is named, served as a Professor in the School of Oceanography from 1960 to 1972. Shelf Location: 6/1/6/60
Accession 2002:082 (Received 2002-08-29) Library Records (RG 9)1944-1998 This accession consists of records generated by the Map Room of the OSU Library and includes annual department reports, brochures, correspondence, memoranda, monthly statistical reports, newspaper clippings, and survey materials. Among the topics addressed in these records include: inventories of the map holdings, Sanborn Fire Insurance maps, schematic diagrams of the map room, equipment and staff needs, map cataloging, and gift fund map purchases. Accession processed and incorporated into the record group. Shelf Location: 9/2/4/40 Return to Library Records description. See also accessions-2002:101 and 2002:031.
Landscapes-Forests and Mountains Photograph Collection (P 24)1972 This accession consists of one B&W aerial photograph of Valsetz Lake and the surrounding mountains directly to the west. The image measures 24 inches by 24 inches. Shelf Location: Oversize Drawer 7
Harriet's Photograph Collectionca. 1968-1978 This accession consists of one B&W aerial photograph mounted on matboard of the northwestern edge of campus and several residential blocks due directly north and east and one color and three B&W aerial photographs of Mary's Peak. Two of the Mary's Peak images are mounted on matboard and are stamped on the back with the name of the photographer Roland Emetaz. The campus view image has been assigned Harriet's Collection number #40 and the Mary's Peak photos #3386. Shelf Location: P-shelves; 2/2/3
Accession 2002:081 (Received 2002-08-27) News and Communication Services Records (RG 203)1961-2000 This accession consists of biographical files on OSU staff and faculty retired or deceased as of 2002 that were maintained by the News and Communication Services Department. In addition to biographical information forms that were filled out and submitted to the News and Communication Department by faculty and staff, there are also applications for employment, curriculum vita, newspaper clippings, and press releases in these records. Shelf Location: 5/2/7/20 See also accession 2002:032.
News and Communication Services Photographs (P 57)1962-1995 This accession consists of photographic images of OSU faculty and staff that were taken and maintained by the News and Communication Services Department in biographical files. The images number about 700 B&W prints and negatives. Shelf Location: P-shelves
Accession 2002:080 (Received 2002-08-26) Intercollegiate Athletics (RG 7)1957 This accession consists of a program for the September 21, 1957 football game with the University of Southern California. The game was played in Portland. Shelf Location: 4/3/5/60 See also accessions-2002:099; 2002:088; and 2002:086.
Accession 2002:079 (Received 2002-08-26 Janet Taylor Papers (MSS) NEW Collection1942-1954 This accession consists of materials generated and collected by Home Economics County Extension Agent Janet Taylor and includes appointment calendars, brochures, correspondence, employment records, fabric samples, newspaper clippings, photographs, and an OSC bulletin on the Care of New Fabrics written by Taylor. The records pertain primarily to Taylor's work as a home demonstration agent. Also included among these records is an unidentified sewing device labeled "H.D.A. Oregon City." Janet Taylor worked as a Home Economics County Extension Agent for Clackamas County from 1943 to 1954. Specializing as a Clothing Specialist, Taylor also organized workshops in cooking and household décor as a Home Demonstration Agent. Shelf Locations: SR 3/9/9/51; SR 6/7/5/i
Extension Service (RG 111)1948-1951 This accession consists of 4 annual Clackamas County Home Economics demonstration agent reports for the years 1948 to 1951. Shelf Location: B094A Return to the Extension Service Records description. See also accessions-2002:066 and 2002:064
Accession 2002:078 (Received 2002-08-22) Student Affairs (RG 102)1993-1999 This accession consists of records collected and generated by the Difference, Power, and Discrimination Program (DPD) and includes conference and workshop materials, correspondence, newspaper clippings, publications, and a report. In addition to the history of the program and its directors Ann Popkin and Barbara Paige, these records also pertain to DPD's program evaluation retreat, the Oregon Assembly for Black Affairs, an Oregon Women in Higher Education conference, and DPDs formation of a Faculty Development Seminar. The report is "Achieving Parity for Women at OSU." Formed in 1992 by the Faculty Senate, the Difference, Power, and Diversity (DPD) program seeks to help faculty develop coursework that address issues of diversity and discrimination. By 1994, within two years of its establishment, enough DPD courses were in place for the DPD requirement to become a part of the Baccalaureate Core for all incoming first-year students. Shelf Location: 10/4/5/50 See also accessions-2002:084 and 2002:070.
Faculty Senate (RG 44)1994-1995 This accession consists of information about the Faculty Senate compiled in the form of a handbook for newly elected members and includes bylaws, a brief history, total membership as of January 1994, a roster of committee members, parliamentary procedures, faculty awards information, and a report from the Task Force on Collective Bargaining. Also included in this handbook are materials from the Presidential Search Committee. Minutes and Reports to the Faculty Senate have been separated from the handbook and weeded as duplication. Transferred from the Difference, Power, and Discrimination Program (DPD), this handbook belonged to DPD Director and Faculty Senate member Barbara Paige. Accession processed and incorporated into the record group. Shelf Location: 7/3/6/40 Return to the Faculty Senate Records description.
Accession 2002:077 (Received 2002-08-15) Research Office (RG 170)1975-1976 This accession consists of special reports and discussion papers generated by the Western Rural Development Center. The topics covered in these papers include: Mexican-Americans farm workers in California, training of community development workers, labor force reductions in a company town, and Title V Rural Development Programs in the Western U.S. Accession processed and incorporated into the record group. Shelf Location: 7/4/8/30 See also accession-2002:068 Return to the Research Office Records description.
Western Rural Development Center Newsletter (PUB 429)1975-1977 This accession consists of 7 issues of the Western Rural Development Center publication, Western Wire, dating from 1975 to 1977. Shelf Location: PUBS-shelves
Memorabilia Files (MC)1961-1990 This accession consists of materials relating to Frank and E. Wyllian Ballard and the National Association of County Agricultural Agents (NACAA). The biographical items for the Ballards include an obituary for E. Wyllian, speech notes for a recognition luncheon for Frank, a list of Frank's published articles, and a funeral service program for E. Wyllian. The NACAA materials pertain to the annual meeting held at OSU in 1970 and include copy of the official newsletter. These materials have been placed in the MC files for Ballard, Frank and Extension Service Agents. Shelf Location: MC-shelves
Accession 2002:076 (Received 2002-08-15) University Archives (RG 220)1999-2000 This accession consists of records generated by the University Archives in the process of the maintenance and microfilming of personnel files. In addition to memoranda, there are also microfilm editing and maintenance logs, processing checklists, and database edit lists. Also contained in these records are copies of personnel documents which were randomly printed out as a part of the auditing process to test film legibility. These records contain confidential information. Shelf Location: 8/3/9/23 See also accessions-2002:091; 2002:071; 2002:039; and 2002:023.
Accession 2002:075 (Received 2002-08-12) Entomology Department Photographs (P 55)1914-1968 This accession consists of about 950 photographic images taken and collected by Entomology Professor H. H. Crowell. Consisting of B&W prints and negatives, color prints, 35mm B&W negatives, and glass plate negatives, these photographs depict insect impact upon crops and pesticide research at farm plots managed both by the university and privately. Among the insects featured in these images include: cutworms, aphids, squash bugs, cabbage maggots, onion maggots, symphylids, slugs, and ants. There are also images of Entomology Department staff engaged in research and special events such as a summer picnic. In addition to the photographs, there are 7 Super 8 films of rain beetles, termites, scarabaeidae larva, and harvestor ants filmed in the McDonald Research Forest and in a lab. Shelf Locations: SR 3/3/5/52a; P-shelves
Accession 2002:074 (Received 2002-08-08) Crop and Soil Science Department Records (RG 95)ca. 1975 This accession consists of index cards with biographical information on Crop and Soil Science Department faculty that were filled out by the faculty themselves during the 1970s. The information contained on the cards include date and place of birth, names of spouse and children, citizenship, membership in professional organizations, career history, published research, and conferences attended. Shelf Locations: SR 2/1/6/51ab See also accessions-2002:042 and 2002:027. Crop Science Department Photographs (P 134)2002 This accession consists of 4 color prints of the Crop Science and Farm Crops Buildings generated from digitally-produced photographic images. Also included in this accession are 3 "proof sheets" printed out on copier paper from 3 rolls of 59 digital images taken of the Crop Science and Farm Crops Buildings. Shelf Location: P-shelves See also accessions-2002:042 and 2002:011.
Accession 2002:073 (Received 2002-08-08)
Associated Students of OSU (ASOSU) Records (RG 11)1975-2000 This accession consists of records generated and collected by the Associated Students of OSU and includes bylaws, correspondence, flyers, legal statutes, meeting minutes, newspaper clippings, policy handbooks, and reports. Among the subjects covered in these records include an audit of the OSU Bookstore, review of proposed fifth-year teacher education program for OSU and other OUS schools, the Benton County Juvenile Crime Prevention Plan, minority engineering programs, and a proposed rental housing code for Corvallis. Many of these records were collected from organizations and institutions such as: the Oregon Student Lobby, Oregon State System of Higher Education, OSU Faculty Senate, the City of Corvallis, and Benton County. Shelf Locations: 10/4/8/50-60 See also accessions-2002:095 and 2002:084. Full finding aid available in PDF format. EAD finding aid available in Northwest Digital Archives. Associated Students of OSU (ASOSU) Photographs (P 154)2000-2001 This accession consists of 154 photographic images (104 color prints, 50 color 35mm negatives) of ASOSU sponsored events, including a team building activity and retreat. Included among those featured in these photos are ASOSU President Justin Geddes and Vice President Chala Barrington. Shelf Location: P-shelves
Accession 2002:072 (Received 2002-08-08) InterACTION Project (RG 222)2002 This accession consists of a final report prepared for the completion of the Kellogg Foundation funded InterACTION Project, a newspaper clipping about the project from the "OSU This Week" newsletter, and a videotape on the project entitled "Project Interaction: Practicing Change at OSU". Shelf Location: 10/4/8/40 See also accessions-2002:055 and 2002:047.
Accession 2002:071 (Received 2002-08-06) University Archives (RG 220)1966-1986 This accession consists of records destruction requests sent to the State Archives for authorization. The information contained in these records include brief descriptions of the records at the series level, retention periods and other schedule information, and permanent materials weeded for storage at the Archives. These records reflect the first 20 years of the records management program at OSU. The process documented in these forms was made obsolete by the implementation of the general records retention and disposition schedule in 1987. Shelf Location: 8/1/10/52-53 See also accessions: 2002:091; 2002:076; 2002:039; and 2002:023
Accession 2002:070 (Received 2002-08-02) Student Affairs (RG 102)1975-1999 This accession consists of records generated by the Services for Students with Disabilities Office and includes building accessibility summaries, committee records, grant proposals, memoranda, and student handbooks. Among the topics covered in these records include: priority registration for the disabled for classes, testing services and options for the learning disabled on campus, contributions to the office, disabled student organizations and groups, grant funding from the CETA program, and wheelchair access to games in Gill Coliseum. The committee records consists of minutes and bylaws from the Advisory Committee for Persons with Disabilities. A program for students with disabilities was first established at OSU in 1974 soon after the passage of the 1973 Rehabilitation Act, which required that colleges and universities that receive federal funding make their programs accessible to students with physical limitations. Initially managed by the Counseling Services Office, the program was administratively transferred to the Dean of Students Office in 1984. In 1995, the program became independent office as the Services for Students with Disabilities Office. Shelf Location: 10/4/5/50 See also accessions-2002:084 and 2002:078.
Accession 2002:069 (Received 2002-08-02) Memorial Union (RG 99)1996-1999 This accession consists of Memorial Union Student Activities and Media annual reports for the 1995/96 and 1998/99. Shelf Location: 10/4/5/50 See also accession-2002:019.
Accession 2002:068 (Received 2002-07-30) Research Office (RG 170)1976 This accession consists of a report by Anthropology Department Professors Thomas C. Hogg and William D. Honey for the Water Resources Research Institute entitled "Dam the River: The Proposed Days Creek Dam and the Human Ecology of the South Umpqua River Basin, Oregon." Accession processed and incorporated into the record group. Shelf Location: 7/4/8/30 See also accession-2002:077. Return to the Research Office Records description.
Accession 2002:067 (Received 2002-07-29) Royal Jackson Papers (MSS)1980-1992 This accession consists of a final manuscript draft of a publication on the history and use of the College of Forestry's McDonald-Dunn Research Forests researched and compiled by Professor Royal Jackson. Funded by a grant from the College of Forestry, the publication includes a separate small report on the archaeological history of the forest region by Sandy Snyder. Also included in this accession are 105 sound recordings on cassette tape of oral interviews conducted by Jackson of various people involved in the environmental movement and eco-tourism in Costa Rica. Unedited transcripts for 11 of the 60 taped interviews are available as well as a list of those interviewed. The tapes are labeled with the name of the interview subject and the date. Royal G. Jackson teaches in the College of Forestry. Shelf Locations: SR 6/8/3/50; SR 1/02/7/31-33 See also accession-2002:026.
Accession 2002:066 (Received 2002-07-22) Extension Service (RG 111)1986 This accession consists of materials relating to the process of establishing Extension Service Districts in Lane and Wallowa Counties. The process largely involved the organization of a petition campaign to submit the service district proposals as measures in the 1988 county tax base elections. In addition to draft resolutions and tentative timelines, these records also contain photocopies of the Oregon Revised Statues pertaining to the formation of special service districts. Both levies passed and Extension Service Districts are still in place in Lane and Wallowa Counties. Shelf Location: B094A Return to the Extension Service Records description. See also accessions-2002:079 and 2002:064.
Accession 2002:065 (Received 2002-07-18) Monad Dance Club (MC)2002 This accession consists of a booklet compiled by Mariellen and Jim Harper on the history of the Monad Dance Club. In addition to a brief historical essay and a timeline of club, the publication also contains reproduced photographs of club dances from Bob Henderson. Organized in 1922 by a group of Oregon Agricultural College faculty members who wanted a venue for afterwork socializing and dancing, the Monad Club holds dances on a regular basis at various locations both on and off campus. Though initially restricted to OSU Staff and faculty, in 1972 the club opened up membership to "town people." Shelf Location: MC-shelves
Accession 2002:064 (Received 2002-07-18) Extension Service Records (RG 111)1962-1972 This accession consists of records pertaining to the planning of the siting and construction of the Agricultural Sciences Building that were accumulated by Cooperative Extension Assistant Director Jean Scheel. Among the materials included in these records are: correspondence, committee meeting minutes, memoranda, planning reports, photographs, and space need studies. Shelf Location: B-094A Return to the Extension Service Records description. See also accessions-2002:079 and 2002:066.
Accession 2002:063 (Received 2002-0711) International Education (RG 164)2000-2002 This accession consists of annual reports generated by the Crossroads International Program and the International Cultural Service Program as well as newspaper clippings related to events and classes sponsored by the two programs. Shelf Location: 4/1/9/53 See also accessions-2002:104 and 2002:048.
Accession 2002:062 (Received 2002-07-11) Agricultural and Resource Economics Films/Videotapes (P 245) NEW Collection1956-1984 This accession consists of 51 8mm and 65 16mm films shot by Agricultural and Resource Economics Dept. Professor R. Donald Langmo of the harvesting and processing of fruit, vegetables, and other agricultural products in various Oregon, Washington, and California orchards and packing plants. Most of the films are identified and dated with a few offering descriptions of the equipment used in the operations. Included among the products being harvested and processed in these films are pears, peaches, cherries, apples, blueberries, onions, peas, filberts, pistachios, and turkeys. R. Donald Langmo came to OSU in 1948 and taught in the the Agricultural and Resource Economics Department. Langmo specialized in the study of industrial engineering as applied to the harvest and processing of agricultural products. Shelf Locations: LS 1/13/6/10-20
Agricultural and Resource Economics Department Photographs (P 245) NEW Collection1966-1979 This accession consists of 675 photographic images (327 BW prints, 11 color prints, 313 BW 35mm negatives, 24 color slides) taken by R. Donald Langmo and other Agricultural and Resource Economics Dept. staff of fruit harvesting and processing. Depicting various kinds of machinery used in the harvest of apples and pears, the photographs also show fruit in stages of processing and transport. The images were primarily shot in the Wenatchee Valley in Washington State and the Duckwall Processing plant in Hood River, Oregon. Langmo is featured in one of the photos taken at the Duckwall plant. Shelf Location: P-shelves
Accession 2002:061 (Received 2002-07-09) Registrar's Office (RG 53)1937-1946 This accession consists of Student Academic Records organized roughly in chronological order by student number and spanning the years 1937 to 1946. These records may include confidential student information and are subject to review by OSU Archives' staff prior to researcher access. Shelf Locations: SR 5/1/4/10-60; SR 6/3/2/10-60; SR 6/3/3/10-60 See also accessions-2002:044 and 2002:016.
Accession 2002:060 (Received 2002-07-08) Research Accounting Records (RG 26)1989-1996 This accession consists of Grant Proposal Funded Records that document research projects funded by non-university sources and include proposals, budgets, correspondence, contract agreements, sub-contracts, final reports, and related documentation. Accession processed and incorporated into the record group Shelf Locations: 10/1/6/50-60
See also accession-2002:012.
Accession 2002:059 (Received 2002-07-08) President's Office Records (RG 13)1996-2001 This accession consists of records generated and collected by the President's Office under President Paul Risser and includes correspondence, meeting minutes, and reports. Among the subjects addressed in these records include: the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), the Pacific 10 Athletic Conference, a proposal for a statewide engineering and computer science school in Oregon, and the OSU Alumni Association. Also found in this accession is a program review of OSU compiled by the Budgets and Planning Department and minutes from the President's Cabinet. Accession processed and incorporated into the record group Shelf Locations: 4/4/3/10-60; 4/2/7/60; 4/3/2/60 Return to President's Office Records Description See also accession-2002:044.
Accession 2002:058 (Received 2002-07-02) College of Home Economics Films/Videotapes (P 44)1987-1988 This accession consists of 6 VHS videotapes produced for the College of Home Economics and Education. Five of the tapes, produced by the OSU Communication Media Center, pertain to the groundbreaking of the new Family Study Center facility and include music and narration by Richard Ross and Dave Andrews. Also included in this accession is a tape made for the "Good Morning America" TV show consisting of several takes of a rehearsed statement by a crowd in front of the MU declaring the 100th anniversary of the OSU College of Home Economics. Dated May of 1988, the videotape was provided by ABC's affiliate in Eugene, KEZI. Shelf Location: 10/3/8 Return to College of Home Economics Films and Videotapes inventory
Accession 2002:057 (Received 2002-06-27) Sea Grant College Program Photographs (P 185)ca. 1970 This accession consists of 326 photographic images (139 B&W prints; 4 color prints; 183 negatives) relating to the Sea Grant College and Marine Advisory Programs taken by OSU Extension and Experiment Station Communications staff. Depicted in these photographs are seafood processing facilities, Marine Advisory Program Extension agents involved in research and community outreach, students engaged in research, staff meetings and workshops, the OSU Marine Science Center, Sea Grant Director Bill Wick being inter-viewed on TV, and the vessels "Cayuse" and "Yaquina." There are 35 mm negatives for the images of the Marine Advisory Program that have been placed with the photographs. Some of these images are numbered on the back and several contain captions that have been taped to the edge of the photo. A number of the images taken for the Marine Advisory Program were featured in a draft copy of Sea Grant's 1970-1972 Biennial Report, a copy of which can be found in P 185. Shelf Location: P-shelves
Accession 2002:056 (Received 2002-06-26) Memorabilia Files-Various (MCs)1974-1987 This accession consists of newspaper clippings pertaining to OSU from the Albany Democrat-Herald, the OSU Barometer, Corvallis Gazette-Times, Eugene Register-Guard, The Oregonian, and other newspapers. Among the subjects covered in these clippings include budget cuts, enrollment trends, faculty research, collective bargaining, and athletics. The clippings are organized by year. These clippings were collected by the Oregon University System's (OUS) Office of the Chancellor for distribution in packets to OUS institutions and departments. Shelf Location: SR 2/1/1/60
Accession 2002:055 (Received 2002-06-26) InterACTION Project Records (RG 222)1997-2002 This accession is an addition to the InterACTION Project records consisting of e-mail correspondence printed out from three listservs that were organized and maintained by the Project. Documenting communication between the InterACTION Project and its participants, the three listservs are: Coaching, Transfrm, and WWG (Working with Groups-also known as the Design Group). All those who had attended Conversational Skills workshops organized by the InterACTION Project were subscribed to the Transfrm Listserv. Shelf location: 10/4/8/40 See also accessions-2002:072 and 2002:047.
Accession 2002:054 (Received 2002-06-25) Entomology Department Records (RG 27)1942-1956 This accession consists of correspondence received and generated by Ralph William Macy, a Biology Professor and Lepidopterist. Primarily relating to Macy's research with butterflies, the correspondence also pertains to the publication of a book on butterflies by Macy and the trading of butterflies with other collectors and researchers. Born in Oregon in 1905, Ralph William Macy taught Biology at St. Thomas College, Reed College, and Portland State College. With an avid interest in Lepidotery, the study of butterflies, Macy co-authored the book "Butterflies; a handbook of the butterflies of the United States, complete for the region north of the Potomac and Ohio rivers and east of the Dakotas" in 1941. Involved in the local Lepidopterist community, Macy regularly attended annual workshops sponsored by the Northwestern Lepidopterists' Society at Western Oregon University and Oregon State University. In 1998, Macy donated his collection of butterflies and beetles to the OSU Anthropod Museum. He died in 1998 or 1999. Shelf Location: 8/1/1/60
Accession 2002:053 (Received 2002-06-20) College of Home Economics (RG 141)1939-1988 This accession consists of materials generated and collected by the College of Home Economics and includes book plans, correspondence, a guestbook, handbooks, and newspaper clippings. Primarily relating to the administration of the Kent and Withycombe Home Management Houses, the clippings pertain to Home Economics staff members Debra Slater and Lisa Reckendorf. Shelf Locations: 7/3/7/60; Oversize Drawer 4 Return to the College of Home Economics and Education Records Description.
Accession 2002:052 (Received 2002-06-20) Memorial Union Photographs (P 198)ca. 1968-2001 This accession consists of B&W photographic portraits of past presidents of the Associated Students of OSU (ASOSU) and the Memorial Union (MU) mounted on mat board which were displayed in the Porter Council Room in the Memorial Union. With the exception of the most recent images (MU-1987/88-present; ASOSU-1989-present) all of the portraits are in groupings of three or more on a single mat. The first sets of portraits, which were cut and pasted onto the mat boards, were put together sometime in the late 1960s. Later portraits were framed year by year as they were collected and generated. Aside from two missing photographs found on one of the mats for the ASOSU Presidents (1968 and 1973, respectfully), all of the presidents are represented in these portraits and described by name and dates of office. Shelf Locations: SR 3/3/3/c; 2/3/4/a
Accession 2002:051 (Received 2002-06-19) Katherine and Russell Tegnell Scrapbook (MSS) NEW Collection1931-1941 This accession consists of a scrapbook compiled by Katherine Smith Tegnell relating to her and husband Russell Tegnell's experiences as students at Oregon State College. Largely pertaining to their wedding, involvement in social activities, Katherine's academic achievements, and Russell's campaign for the presidency of the Memeorial Union, the materials in the scrapbook includes a blank ballot, certificates, newspaper clippings, photographs, and pamphlets. Married in 1934, Katherine Smith and Russell Tegnell met as students at Oregon State College. Social active, both were involved in OSC's Greek life (Katherine in Alpha Delta Pi; and Russell in Alpha Delta Sigma). Russell was also involved in politics on campus, including stints as Chairman of the Homecoming Committee and President of the Memorial Union from 1935 to 1936. Both graduating in 1936, Katherine earned a degree from the College of Home Economics while Russell got a degree in Engineering. Shelf Location: SR 6/1/3/j
Alumni Relations Records (RG 35)2002 This accession consists of a program printed by the OSU Alumni Association for the 50th reunion celebration of the class of 1952. The book contains completed questionnaires arranged alphabetically from graduates who answered a set of questions about their life as a student at Oregon State as well as after graduation. A list of the members of the class of 1952 who have since deceased is also featured in this publication. Shelf Location: 4/2/9/53
Accession 2002:050 (Received 2002-06-14) Maud Wilson Papers (MSS)1930-1950 This accession is an addition to the Maud Wilson Papers and consists of materials generated and collected by Home Economics Professor Maud Wilson. A bibliographic system of index cards with entries on books, articles, and statistical information organized by subject constitutes the bulk of these records. Also included in this accession are reference materials used in the instruction of Household Administration courses 435 (House Planning in Relation to Function) and 445 (Management Problems in Home-Community Relations) which consist largely of publications, articles, and draft manuscripts. Some of these reference materials include research published by Wilson. There are also photographs (70 B&W prints) taken by Wilson of an interior of a home intended to demonstrate concepts in the efficient storage of kitchen wares, food, and other household items. The students and house portrayed in these images are undescribed. Maud Wilson came to OSU in 1925 to teach in the College of Home Economics and was the first faculty member here to do reseach full-time in home economics. Specializing in the study of housing design, Wilson also served as head of Home Economics for for the Agricultural Experiment Station. She retired in 1950. Shelf Locations: SR 6/8/3/10-40
College of Home Economics Photographs (P 44)ca. 1955-1975 This accession consists of 100 photographic images developed into slides (60-B&W; 40-color) by College of Home Economics staff of the proceedings of a professional conference, the construction or re-model of an unidentified building, and students working with and observing children at the College's Home Management Houses. Shelf Location: P-shelves
College of Home Economics Films/Videotapes (P 44)1955-1956 This accession consists of 4 super 8 mm reels of film depicting College of Home Economics students with children at the university's Home Management House and Nursery School. Shelf Location: LS 1/5/7/21
Accession 2002:049 (Received 2002-06-13) William L. Pate Collection (MSS) NEW Collection1899-1901 This accession consists of 15 B&W mounted prints collected by alumnus William L. Pate of group shots of students and various campus views. The images are all unidentified except for a composite group portrait of the class of 1901 in which Pate and other classmates are identified on the back of the photo. Pate is featured in a number of the other images along with shots of Benton Hall, the greenhouse, and cadets in formation. In addition to the photos, Pate's diploma is included in this accession as well as a felt Oregon Agricultural College pennant. William Pate graduated from Oregon Agricultural College in 1901 with a B.S. in mechanical engineering and played on the football team. Shelf Locations: SR 5/7/4/63; SR 3/5/5/a; SR 3/5/5/k; 2/3/4/a
Accession 2002:048 (Received 2002-06-13) International Education Records (RG 164)ca. 1988 This accession consists of blank applications for admission to the English Language Institute in four languages: Arabic, Spanish, French, and Chinese. The English Language Institute (ELI) is an intensive English language training program for international students enrolled part-time or preparing to enroll at OSU. ELI has been at OSU since 1965. Shelf Location: 4/1/9/53 See also accessions-2002:104 and 2002:063.
Accession 2002:047 (Received 2002-06-05) InterACTION Project Records (RG 222) NEW Record Group1994-2002 This accession consists of materials generated by the InterACTION Project and includes annual reports, correspondence, flyers, meeting minutes and agendas, newspaper clippings, photographs, survey materials, and wall diagrams and flow charts. The records document the management of the InterACTION Project and its organization of workshops and conferences designed to train and promote skills in communcation and teambuilding among food service providers, various communities within Oregon, and OSU departments. Established through a W. K. Kellogg Foundation grant in 1994, the InterACTION Project was one of 14 programs nationwide that make up the W.K. Kellogg Foundation's Food Systems Professions Education (FSPE) Initiative. With its objective described as being to help OSU "become a more responsive institution and to prepare the university to be an effective contributor to the world's food system in the 21st century", the InterACTION Project organized workshops and conferences oriented toward promoting conversational skills and teambuilding within institutions. Phase I of the InterACTION! project was primarily involved in a visioning and learning process with small, diverse groups from communities within Oregon. Phase II was primarily involved in cultural change within the institution by delivering workshops in Conversational Skills, meeting design, and team building. This University-wide project was administered through the College of Agricultural Sciences. It will end its eight-year funding cycle in September 2002 and cease operation June 2002. Shelf Locations: 10/4/8/10-40; oversize drawer 4 See also accessions-2002:072 and 2002:055.
Accession 2002:046 (Received 2002-05-31) Dale Moss Papers (MSS)1961-1982 This accession is an addition to the Dale Moss Papers and consists entirely of photographs. Included are images of Crop Science Professor Floyd Bolton, an American Wheat Studies Delegation to China, and Dale Moss giving a tour of a campus building to fellow OSU faculty members Warren Kronstad, Wil Post, Jack Davis, and Cliff Trow. Shelf Location: SR 5/5/2/40 See also accession-2002:027.
Accession 2002:045 (Received 2002-05-28) Harding School Records (MSS) NEW Collection1923-2001 This accession consists of materials relating to Harding Elementary School that were collected and generated by the Harding School PTA and which include an account ledger, brochures, correspondence, flyers, meeting minutes, newspaper clippings, photographs, plaques, scrapbooks, and a student constructed time capsule from 1998. The minutes and correspondence were generated by the Harding School PTA. The photographs are primarily portraits of student classes and include imagery of students engaged in classroom activities and special events like the Halloween "Pixie Parade". Also featured in these images are shots of Harding School teachers and other staff members. Located at 510 NW 31st Street, Harding Elementary School opened to classes in 1924. Originally known as College Hill School, Harding at it's peak in 1953 enrolled 620 students and employed 20 teachers. Due to decreasing enrollment in recent years, the school is slated to close at the end of the 2001/2002 academic year. Requests for duplication of more recent photographs in this collection is subject to review by the Reference Archivist. Shelf Locations: SR 6/8/4/40-60; SR 3/8/8/12; SR 3/9/3/d
Accession 2002:044 (Received 2002-5-24) President's Office Records (RG 13)1987 This accession consists of a cassette tape sound recording of a speech by President Byrne to the Coos Bay/North Bend Rotary Club dated 2/10/87. Accession processed and incorporated into the record group. Shelf location: SR 1/02/3/50 Return to President's Office Records Description See also accession-2002:059.
Registrar's Office Records (RG 53)1954 This accession consists of the report compiled by the Office of the Registrar "A Supplementary Geographical List of New and Old Students Returning for the Winter Term: 1953-54". The report breaks down the statistics by counties and cities in Oregon, states in the U.S., and foreign countries. The home addresses of the students are also listed. Shelf Location: SR 2/1/4/20
See also accessions-2002:061 and 2002:016. Accession 2002:043 (Received 2002-05-15) Charles H. Martin Papers (MSS)1939-1940 This accession consists of an addition to the Charles H. Martin Papers of a narrative research report on garden symphylids compiled by Martin while at the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station in Cincinnati. In addition to tables and charts of experiment results, there are also a number of photographic images (15) of the experimental methods and processes described in the text. This report forms the first part of three narrative research notebooks compiled by Martin on his symphylid research. Together, the three reports cover the years 1939 to 1942. The other two were part of accession 2002:035. Shelf Location: SR 6/8/4/30 See also accession-2002:035.
Accession 2002:042 (Received 2002-05-14) Crop and Soil Science Photographs (P 134)1937-1946 This accession consists of 57 photographic images (56 B&W prints and 1 B&W negative) taken by Farm Crop Dept. staff of Farm Crops Club field trips in Oregon and Washington, various kinds of plowing machinery, and examples of wind and water erosion. Among the places featured in the field trip images include the towns of Moro, Hermiston, Walla, Walla, Pendelton, Yakima, and Astoria. Of additional interest in the field trip photos are images of the construction of the Grand Coulee Dam. Shelf Location: P-shelves See also accessions-2002:072 and 2002:011.
Crop and Soil Science (RG 95)ca. 1964 This accession consists of an inventory log maintained by the Crop Science Department of photographic slides taken and collected by dept. staff. The entries are individually numbered and describe when and where the photographs were taken, the subject of the image, and occasionally who took the photograph. The entries describe the slides as dating from 1938 to 1963 and primarily depicting experimental farm plots in Oregon and other states. No actual slides accompanied this inventory and their location is unknown at this time. Shelf location: 10/4/7/50 See also accessions-2002:074 and 2002:027.
Accession 2002:041 (Received 2002-05-13) Joshua Robert Akers Photograph Collection (P 244) NEW Collection1915-1918 This accession consists of 10 B&W prints of group portrait shots (both formal and informal) of Oregon Agricultural College (OAC) students, all of which feature student Joshua Robert Akers. Three of the images depicts Akers with the OAC Cadet Band and another shows him with the members of the Arcadia Club. Joshua Robert Akers studied Agriculture at OAC and graduated in 1918. He played French Horn for the OAC Cadet Band. A photograph donated by Murray Akers of the OAC Cadet Band that was described in an earlier accession (2002:036) will be now described as a part of P 244. Shelf Location: 2/2/2/k
Accession 2002:040 (Received 2002-05-09) OSU Foundation Photographs (P 178)ca. 1980 This accession consists of a B&W group shot photo of the members of the OSU Student foundation. The members are identified. Shelf Location: P-shelves
Accession 2002:039 (Received 2002-05-09) University Archives (RG 220)1994 This accession consists of records generated in the course of planning for the 1994 Northwest Archivists (NWA) Annual Meeting in Eugene, Oregon. Relating primarily to the organization of the content, finances, and publicity for the meeting, the records include correspondence, copies of the conference program, the registration form, and participant lists. Northwest Archivists Inc. is a regional professional organization for Archivists covering the states of Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana, Alaska. OSU Archives staff members Michael Holland, Larry Landis, and Elizabeth Nielsen all served on the Local Arrangements and Program Committees for the conference. Shelf Location: 8/1/10/41 See also accessions-2002:091; 2002:076; 2002:071; and 2002:023.
Accession 2002:038 (Received 2002-05-08) Geosciences Department (RG 208)1970-1975 This accession consists of correspondence generated by Geology Professor William H. Taubeneck that was sent to various OSU faculty, administrators, and others on department and university-wide issues matters. Included among the subjects addressed in the records are: the Oregon State Board of Higher Education's response to student protest and unrest on campus, spatial needs of the Geology Dept., the construction of the Earth Sciences building, and the recruitment of students and faculty to the department. Coming to OSU in 1951 to teach in the Geology Department as an Instructor, William Taubeneck was promoted to Professor in 1965. He became Professor Emeritus in 1983. Shelf Location: SR 2/2/6/42
Accession 2002:037 (Received 2002-05-03) College of Home Economics Photographs(P 44)ca. 1992 This accession consists of a dry-mounted B&W photographic image of OSU Alumnus Mercedes Bates that was prepared for a wall exhibit. The image is accompanied by an exhibit caption with biographical details on Bates' life. Born in Portland, Oregon in 1915, Bates attended OSC and graduated with a degree in Food and Nutrition from the College of Home Economics in 1936. After working as a magazine food editor and advertising food consultant, Bates became the director of Betty Crocker Kitchens for the General Mills Corporation in 1964. In 1966, Bates ascended to the level of Vice Presidency of General Mills, a post she held until 1984. Awarding Bates with Distinguished Service and Alumni Awards, OSU dedicated Bates Hall in her honor in 1992. Bates died in 1997. Shelf Location: P-shelves
Accession 2002:036 (Received 2002-04-25) Harriet's Photograph Collection1915 This accession consists of a panoramic B&W print of the Oregon Agricultural College Band at the 1915 Panama Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco, California. Shelf Location: 2/3/4/a
Accession 2002:035 (Received 2002-04-19) Charles H. Martin Papers (MSS) NEW Collection1940-1942 This accession consists of two narrative research reports written and compiled by Charles H. Martin of his research on garden symphylids at the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station in Cincinnati. In addition to tables and charts of experiment results, there are also a number of photographic images of the experimental methods and processes described in the text. Born in 1901, Martin came to OSU in 1946 to work in the Department of Entomology as a Assistant Professor. Engaged in research for the Agricultural Research Station in addition to his teaching load, Martin became Professor Emeritus in 1968. Other records in the Archives relating to symphylid research can be found in the record group for the Agricultural Experiment Station (RG 25) and the Ralph Berry Papers. There are also photographic images and a film on Symphylids "Symphylids and Their Control" in the photograph and film collections for Extension and Experiment Station Communications (P 120). Shelf Location: SR 6/8/4/30 See also accession-2002:043.
Hugh E. Morrison Papers (MSS) NEW Collection1954-1964 This accession consists of reports compiled by Entomology Professor Hugh Morrison pertaining to his research on symphylid control. In addition to narrative reports, there is also documentation between Morrison, other researchers, chemical companies, and the U. S. Department of Agriculture on the methods and results employed in his research. Included among the materials in these reports are brochures, correspondence, conference papers, newspaper clippings, research data, photographs, and a film script. Receiving a MS in Entomology from Ohio State University in 1936, Hugh Morrison came to Oregon State the following year to work as an Assistant Entomologist. Engaged in both teaching as well as research for the Agricultural Experiment Station, Martin worked for OSU until his death in 1967. Shelf Location: SR 6/8/4/30
Accession 2002:034 (Received 2002-04-18) Hatfield Marine Science Center (RG 194)1965-2002 This accession consists of materials generated by the Hatfield Marine Science Center and includes annual reports (1997/98, 2000/01), brochures, correspondence, minutes, newspaper clippings, photographs, publications, and videotapes. Among the subjects covered in these records are the Center 's dedication ceremony, the search for a Center Director, and problems in securing a saline water supply. The videotapes (6) include a television segment on the Center, two copies of a slide-tape program about the Center, and two episodes from the Earth and Sea Investigators program series. The photographs consist of color slides of the Hatfield Marine Science Center facility in Newport. Shelf Locations: 8/1/10/43-51 Hatfield Marine Science Center Newsletters (PUB 344)1998-2001 This accession consists of newsletters generated by the Hatfield Marine Science Center that were primarily available and printed from the Center's website. Shelf Location: PUBS shelves
Accession 2002:033 (Received 2002-04-15) Football-Rose Bowl, 1942 (MC)1941-1942 This accession consists of a newspaper sports section and 6 clippings from The Oregonian about OSC's victory in the 1941 civil war football game and the team's subsequent journey to, and victory in, the 1942 Rose Bowl Game with Duke University. Shelf Locations: MC-shelves; 2/3/3
Accession 2002:032 (Received 2002-04-08) News and Communications Services (RG 203)1990-1991 This accession consists of news releases organized chronologically by day and month. Shelf Location: 10/4/7/60 See also accession-2002:081.
Accession 2002:031 (Received 2002-04-05) Library Records (RG 9)1911-1919 This accession consists of annual budget estimate reports generated by the Library for fiscal years 1911/12 to 1919/20 and bound together in one volume. Among the costs described in these reports include staff salaries, books and periodicals, binding costs, and equipment. Accession processed and incorporated into the record group Shelf Location: 8/1/10/23 Return to Library Records description. See also accessions-2002:082 and 2002:101.
Accession 2002:030 (Received 2002-03-29) David C. England Papers (MSS)1954-1990 This accession is an addition to the David C. England Papers and consists of article reprints, conference and technical papers, correspondence, course lecture notes, photographs, publications, speech and presentation notes, and a certificate. Pertaining primarily to the publication of England's research in swine production and breeding, the materials include proceedings from animal nutrition and swine research conferences as well as reports from annual Swine and Livestock meetings at OSU and other universities. The photographs also document swine research at OSU and elsewhere and consists of color and B&W slides. Born in 1922 in Missouri, David C. England came to OSU in 1955 to serve as an Assistant Professor of Animal Science. Specializing in the study of swine production and breeding, England became Professor Emeritus in 1990. Further biographical information can be found in the first folder in the front of the first box. Shelf Locations: SR 6/8/4/10-20
Accession 2002:029 (Received 2002-03-28) Intercollegiate Athletics Films and Videotapes (P 31)1952-1990 This accession consists of films and videotapes (numbering 780 and 75 respectively) of various OSU football and men's basketball games taken by Intercollegiate Athletics Dept. staff. Although the majority of the games appear to be regular season Pacific Conference (PAC-10) events, there are also a few contests against non-PAC-10 opponents such as Syracuse, Kentucky, Wyoming, Portland State University, as well as a NCAA Basketball Tournament against Kansas State. There is also one Super 8 film recording of a track and field event in this accession. Shelf Locations: LS 1/11-12; 1/13/1-5 Return to the Intercollegiate Athletics Films and Videotapes Collection description.
Accession 2002:028 (Received 2002-03-20) College of Business Records (RG 122)1989-2000 This accession consists of publications generated by the Austin Family Business Program by College of Business faculty Patricia Frishkoff, Mark Fiegener, and Cynthia Chapman. In addition to annotated and unannotated versions of a bibliography of family business resources, topics addressed in these publications include: business contributions to community service, successor training, writing a business history, and understanding various taxes related to the management of a small business. Shelf Location: 8/1/10/42
College of Business Films/Videotapes (P 194)2001 This accession consists of two videotapes produced by the Austin Family Business Program in the College of Business relating to the Economics Growth and Tax Relief Reconciliation Act of 2001. The titles are: "The New Tax Law and You: The Family Business Owner and Impact of the New Tax Law on the Economy" and "Critical Decisions for Farmers and Forest Landowners." Shelf Location: 10/3/1/43 Return to the College of Business Films and Videotapes Collection description.
Accession 2002:027 (Received 2002-03-18) Crop and Soil Science Department Records (RG 95)1929-1977 This accession consists of records generated by the Crop and Soil Science Department and includes article reprints, brochures, conference proceedings, correspondence, meeting minutes, memoranda, publications, reports, and research data. These records primarily pertain to weed control and pesticide research covering topics such as the testing, marketing, and regulation of pesticides. In addition to records generated by the dept., this accession includes material collected by faculty from chemical companies and state agencies. There are also reports relating to soil and water conservation districts. The bulk of these records were maintained in the offices of Crop and Soil Science faculty members Ronald J. Burr, G. F. (Rex) Warren, and Floyd Bolton and were found interspersed together when transferred to the Archives. Shelf Locations: 10/4/7/30-50 See also accessions-2002:074 and 2002:042.
Dale Moss Papers (MSS) NEW Collection1958-1994 This accession consists of materials generated and collected by Dale Moss and includes addresses and speeches, article reprints, correspondence, photographs, publications, and a narrative report. In addition to his research as a Professor of Crop Science, these records also pertain to Moss's involvement on the American Wheat Studies Delegation and its trip to the People's Republic of China in 1977. The photographic images, consisting primarily of color slides (977) and one color print, depict the construction of the Crop Sciences Building in 1980, acid rain research, OSU Crop Science Dept. facilities and faculty, research at Pilcher Farm, and various unidentified research projects conducted at Cornell University, the University of Minnesota, and OSU. Born in Thornton, Idaho in 1930, Dale Moss came to OSU in 1977 to fill the post of Crop Science Department Head. He became Professor Emeritus in 1995. Shelf Location: SR 5/5/2/40 See also accession-2002:046.
Accession 2002:026 (Received 2002-03-13) Royal Jackson Papers (MSS) NEW Collection1905-1961 This accession consists of B&W photographic prints and copy negatives (25 and 27 respectively) collected by College of Forestry Professor Royal Jackson while researching and writing a centennial history of the College of Forestry that was finished in 1978. The images include depictions of College of Forestry students engaged in field work at Peavy Arboretum, student planting crews at the Arboretum, group shots of students graduated from the College of Forestry, and of the construction of Cronemiller Lake and Lynn Cronemiller. Faculty members featured in these photos include: George Peavy, T. J. Starker, Jack Pernot, and E.R. Lake. Royal Jackson teaches in the College of Forestry in the Department of Forest Resources. Shelf Locations: 2/2/9/61; 2/2/1/L See also accession-2002:067.
Civilian Conservation Corps (MC)ca. 1939-1990 This accession consists of materials related to the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) collected by Royal Jackson while researching and writing a centennial history of the College of Forestry. In addition to notes compiled by Jackson on the CCC and it's presence in Oregon, there is also a map of Camp Arboretum, the CCC camp which operated from 1933 to 1942 at the current location of Peavy Aboretum. The map shows the basic layout of the camp and the structures that resided there. Shelf Locations: MC-shelves; Oversize Drawer 1
Accession 2002:025 (Received 2002-03-12) Foreign Student Newsletter (PUB 243)1986-1990 This accession consists of 4 copies of the Office of International Education's Foreign Student Newsletter. The dates of the newsletters are as follows: June and September of 1990; January of 1989; and September of 1986. Shelf Location: PUBS-shelves
Accession 2002:024 (Received 2002-03-05) Office of Academic Affairs Records (RG 22)1993-1999 This accession consists of Category I records generated by the Office of Academic Affairs which document proposed department title changes, new degree programs, and the formation of new departments and research centers. Shelf Location: 10/4/7/20 See also accession-2002:091.
Accession 2002:023 (Received 2002-02-26) University Archives Records (RG 220)1970-2001 This accession consists of records generated by the University Archives relating to the maintenance and microfilming of personnel files. In addition to correspondence, memoranda, and procedure manuals, there are also microfilm editing and maintenance logs which contain confidential information and are stored separately at 6/2/10/61. Also included in this accession is documentation on the procedure for the accessioning of records into the Archives. These records include confidential information. Access subject to review by OSU Archives' staff. Shelf Locations: 6/2/10/61; 8/1/10/41 See also accessions-2002:091; 2002:076; 2002:071; and 2002:039.
Office of Finance and Administration Records (RG 131)1991-1992 This accession consists of correspondence and meeting minutes from the Campus Bike Week Committee, which formed in 1991 primarily to promote and coordinate activities for Bike-to-Work Week, May 17-23, 1992. Shelf Location: 6/2/9/13 See also accession 2002:094.
Accession 2002:022 (Received 2002-02-21) Anthropology Dept. Newsletter (PUB 238)1981-1984 This accession consists of 8 copies of the Anthropology Department Newsletter, "Fragments". The date span of the newsletters is from the Fall of 1981 through the Summer of 1984. Shelf Location: PUBS Shelves
Accession 2002:021 (Received 2002-02-19) Campus and Farm Map & Chart (MC)1932 This accession consists of a chart generated by G. V. Skelton to correspond to a map of properties purchased by the state from 1886 to 1911 which form the OSU campus and farm. The numbers on the chart correspond to different color coded properties on the map. Organized chronologically by order of purchase, the chart includes the following information: from whom the property was purchased, the date of purchase, the acreage of the property, the portion in and outside the city limits, the price paid for the property, and the estimated value of the land in 1932. In addition to this chart, G. V. Skelton also designed the map for which this chart was created with the help of data compiled in 1931 by Professor Al Peck. Shelf Location: Oversize Drawer 1
Accession 2002:020 (Received 2002-02-19) Xi Sigma Pi Honorary Society Records (MSS)1923-1950 This accession is an addition to the records of Oregon State College Chapter of the national honorary fraternity for forestry, Xi Sigma Pi and consists of a ledger book with meeting minutes and account information. The minutes cover the years 1924 to 1928, while the financial entries date from 1923 to 1950. Xi Sigma Pi, the national honorary fraternity for forestry, was founded in 1915. The Zeta Chapter was established at Oregon Agricultural College in 1921 and continues to be an active chapter. Shelf Location: SR 5/6/3/62 Full finding aid available in PDF format. EAD finding aid available in Northwest Digital Archives.
Accession 2002:019 (Received 2002-02-14) Memorial Union Records (RG 99)1973-1997 This accession consists of records generated by the Recreational Sports Department which pertain to the administration of student sport clubs. Included in this accession are annual club review reports, correspondence, event flyers, a match schedule ledger, meeting minutes, membership rosters, memoranda, newspaper clippings, procedure handbooks, and a scrapbook. Shelf Locations: 10/4/6/60; 10/4/7/10; 7/2/5/c See also accession-2002:069.
Memorial Union Photographs (P 198)1977-1984 This accession consists of 127 photographic images (95 color slides; 19 B&W prints, 13 B&anp;W negatives) taken by the Recreational Sports Department of sports club activities, including rugby, the water polo, basketball, and ping pong. There are also images of a map of recreational sports facilities on campus. Some of these photographs were used in publications and displays. Shelf Locations: P-shelves
Accession 2002:018 (Received 2002-02-14) Harriet's Photograph Collection1940-1942 This accession consists of 8 B&W prints of group shots of the members of the Oregon State Chapter of the Sigma Nu Fraternity. The shots are all posed in front of the fraternity house and date from 1940 to 1942. The images are filed under Harriet's number #3445. These items were donated to the archives by Emeritus Civil Engineering Professor and Alumnus Tom McClellan, who was a member of the Sigma Nu Fraternity at OSC from 1940 to 1943. McClellan is featured in these photographs. Shelf Location: P-shelves
Sigma Nu Fraternity (MC)1939-1940 This accession consists of publications from the Oregon State College Chapter of the Sigma Nu Fraternity and includes two editions of the chapter newsletter Sigma News and a yearly review of the chapter for 1938/1939. Shelf Location: MC-shelves
Accession 2002:017 (Received 2002-02- ) Pacific Northwest Stream Survey Collection (MSS) NEW Collection1931-1950 This accession consists of research data, photographs, and reports generated by the Fisheries and Wildlife Service of the U. S. Department of the Interior in the course of a survey of the Columbia River and its tributaries. Primarily documenting factors affecting salmon spawning in creeks and rivers such as pool grade, bottom composition, and artificial obstructions, the research data consists of handwritten notes and narrative descriptions in files and on 5x8 index cards. The photographs consist of B&W prints and negatives of the creeks and rivers featured in the survey and are stored in a card file box and a file drawer. There are also two scrapbooks of photographs with images of the rivers and creeks featured in the survey, the researchers who worked on the study, and salmon management efforts at dams and hatcheries in the region. The reports, published in seven parts from 1948 to 1950, summarize the data gathered in the survey. Began in 1934, this survey was conducted by the Fish and Wildlife Service to collect information for the development of a program for the maintenance and rehabilitation of the fisheries of the Columbia River. One of the major purposes of the survey was to study the condition of the various tributaries of the Columbia to determine their carrying capacity for migratory fishes. The study was divided up into seven geographic regions encompassing the extent of the Columbia River watershed in Oregon, Washington, and Idaho. In 1948, the survey was concluded with the publication of the first of a series of seven reports summarizing the data collected for the study. Shelf Locations: SR 4/3/2-3
Accession 2002:016 (Received 2002-02-08) Registrar's Office Records (RG 53)1933-1942 This accession consists of Student Academic Records organized roughly in chronological order by student number and spanning the years 1933 to 1942. These records may include confidential student information and are subject to review by OSU Archives' staff prior to researcher access. Shelf Locations: SR 5/1/5; SR 3/5/2-4; SR 6/8/1 See also accessions-2002:061 and 2002:044.
Accession 2002:015 (Received 2002-02-06) J. Granville Jensen Papers (MSS)1925-1991 This accession is an addition to the J. Granville Jensen Papers and consists of photographs taken by Jensen and used in presentations on geography. Depicting various cities, geological landscapes, cultural monuments, and settlements throughout the world, the photos primarily focus upon North and South America but also includes imagery of Japan and Europe. There are also images of wall maps, charts, and other instructional aides for the teaching of geography. Also included in this accession is Jensen's doctoral hood and several wall plaques and certificates awarded to Jensen by Western Washington University and the Association of Pacific Coast Geographers. Born in Portland, Oregon in 1911, J. Granville Jensen joined the Geography Dept. in 1946 as Associate Professor and served as the Chairman of the Dept. from 1946 to 1964. Having received his Ph.D in Geography from Clark University, Granville studied and taught Latin American geography and natural resource development. In 1977, Granville became Professor Emeritus. Shelf Locations: SR 4/3/6/10-60; 4/3/5/10-20 See also accession-2002:087.
Accession 2002:014 (Received 2002-01-30) University Publications Photographs (P 94)1997-2001 This accession consists of photographic images (368 color slides) taken by University Publications staff for use in catalogs, brochures, and other publications. The slides depict sports-related activities and events, including images of Beaver fans at football and basketball games; students engaged in rock climbing, cycling, and volleyball on campus; cheerleaders at games; and shots of various football and men's basketball games. There are also images of the Fiesta Bowl vicory parade in Corvallis for the OSU football team in 2001. Shelf Location: P-shelves See also accessions-2002:096 and 2002:014.
Accession 2002:013 (Received 2002-01-24) Donald Snyder Scrapbook (MSS) NEW Collection1929-1938 This accession consists of a scrapbook assembled by alumnus Donald Snyder relating to his social and academic life at Oregon State College. Included in the scrapbook are greeting cards, ticket stubs, decals, dance cards, Associated Students membership cards, grade reports, a driver's license, event programs, photographs, correspondence, newspaper clippings, watercolor drawings, elementary and high school diplomas, and a graduation commencement program. There are also materials in the scrapbook pertaining to Snyder's marriage to Martha De Ganna. Entering Oregon State College in 1934, Donald Snyder studied engineering and was a member of the Theta Chi Fraternity. Snyder graduated with a BS in 1938. Shelf Location: SR 3/5/5/a
Accession 2002:012 (Received 2002-01-23) Research Accounting Records (RG 26)1981-1995 This accession consists of Grant Proposal Funded Records that document research projects funded by non-university sources and include proposals, budgets, correspondence, contract agreements, sub-contracts, final reports, and related documentation. Accession processed and incorporated into the record group Shelf Locations: 10/1/6/10-60
See also accession-2002:060.
Accession 2002:011 (Received 2002-01-23) Crop and Soil Science Department Photographs (P 134)1971-1975 This accession consists of B&W photographs (18 prints, 6 negatives) taken of a Crop Science Department staff meeting in 1975, an award ceremony for Gordon Van Riper, and the 1974 Crop Science Field Day at the Hyslop Agronomy Farm. Emphasized in the images of the Field Day are wheat and barley varieties at the farm. Shelf Location: P-shelves See also accessions-2002:074 and 2002:042.
Accession 2002:010 (Received 2002-01-22) Bill Tomsheck Scrapbook (MSS) NEW Collection1932-1983 This accession consists of a scrapbook assembled by alumnus Bill Tomsheck of materials relating to his experience at Oregon State College. Primarily pertaining to his participation in the legendary 1933 football team, the scrapbook includes correspondence, game programs and schedules, greeting cards, a medal, newspaper clippings, and photographs. There are records which also document Tomsheck's involvement in the Phi Delta Theta Fraternity, including photos of the house at OSC. Born in Harvey, Illinois, Bill Tomsheck came to Oregon State College in 1931 to study in the College of Agricultural Sciences. Attracted by the promise of a athletic scholarship to defray tuition and other costs, Tomsheck joined the football team as a starter in his sophomore year. Staying on the team for his third year at OSC, Tomsheck played left guard as part of a legendary line-up of players known as the "Ironmen." The 1933 "Ironmen" team was 6-2-2, including a victory over eastern power Fordham and a 0-0 tie with defending Pacific Coast champion, University of Southern California (USC). The team played the entire USC game without a substitution which ended USC's 26-game winning streak. After graduating in 1935, Tomsheck worked for the U.S. Department of Agriculture and resided in Portland, Washington D.C., and Salt Lake City before returning to Corvallis in the late 1960's after retirement. Currently, Tomsheck is the last surviving member of the 1933 Ironmen team. Accession processed as a manuscript collection Shelf Location: SR 3/6/3/i Return to the Bill Tomsheck Scrapbook Description
Accession 2002:009 (Received 2002-01-22) University Publications Photographs (P 94)1984-2000 This accession consists of photographic images (868 color slides) taken by University Publications staff for use in catalogs, brochures, and other publications. The photos primarily depict students on campus engaged in studying, attending class, and in commencement ceremonies. There are also posed images of various objects (hotdogs, rollerblades, license plates) and students shot in a studio setting. Shelf Location: P-shelves Also see accessions-2002:096 and 2002:014.
Accession 2002:008 (Received 2002-01-17) Richard Y. Morita Papers (MSS) NEW Collection1949-2001 This accession consists of materials generated and collected by Microbiology Professor Richard Morita and includes article and chapter drafts, correspondence, grant related records, newspaper clippings, and photographs. Primarily relating to the publication and patent of his research, these records also document Morita's correspondence with other Microbiologists, including mentor Claude ZoBell. Materials relating to Morita's involvement in several oceanic research expeditions can also be found in this accession. Born in 1923, Richard Morita began his career at OSU in 1962 as an Associate Professor of Microbiology and Oceanography. Specializing in the study of microbial life forms in oceanic environments, Morita participated in several deep-sea research expeditions early in his career. In 1964, Morita achieved the post of Professor. Morita retired from OSU with Emeritus status in 1989. Shelf Locations: 10/4/6/40-50
Accession 2002:007 (Received 2002-01-16) Botany and Plant Pathology Department (RG 54)1958-1965 This accession consists of records pertaining to an Agricultural Experiment Station research project on the testing of fungicides (Official title: Testing fungicides and their actions for the control of disease of tree fruits, #126) and includes correspondence, newspaper clippings, progress reports, project outlines, and research data. Shelf Location: 8/3/9/22
Accession 2002:006 (Received 2002-01-11) Speech Department Records (RG 181)1933-1996 This accession consists of records generated and collected by the Speech Department and includes award certificates, biographical materials, committtee records, newspaper clippings, research notes, speech programs for Pacific Forensic League events, and records relating to the local chapter of the Honorary Society for Speech students-Delta Sigma Rho. The research notes, which includes correspondence and photocopied sections from the Beaver Yearbook, were compiled by former Speech Department Professor Thurston Doler for a history of the department. Shelf Location: 8/3/9/21
Speech Department Photographs (P 88)1925-1984 This accession consists of photographs (97 B&W and 20 color prints) taken by the Speech Department depicting department faculty, students, debating team group shots, and speech conferences/contests. Also included are a few images of students in the radio broadcasting and the theatre arts programs in the department. Shelf Location: P-shelves
Speech, Department of. (MC)1930-1949 This accession consists of a publication highlighting the Speech Department program for the year 1946/47 with an emphasis on theatre arts events, an Oregon Agricultural College bulletin publication (#472) "The Oregon High School Extempore Speaking and Intrepretation Contests" published in November 1930, and two felt letterman jacket patches from 1949 for students on the OSC debating team. Shelf Location: MC-shelves
Accession 2002:005 (Received 2002-01-09) Class of 1915 (MC)1915 This accession consists of a felt pennant for the Oregon Agricultural College Class of 1915. The pennant is triangular, features the OAC logo, and is in maroon and white, the colors chosen to represent the Class of 1915. Shelf Location: MC-shelves
Accession 2002:004 (Received 2002-01-09) Student Media (PUB 10-13c)1921 This accession consists of a copy of the Orange Owl dated March 1921. Published by the Orange Owl Club [later known as the Hammer and Coffin Society], the Orange Owl was a literary humor magazine featuring jokes, poems, and stories. Shelf Location: SR 6/2/2/20
Accession 2002:003 (Received 2002-01-08) Marvin Shearer Papers (MSS) NEW Collection1918-1995 This accession consists of materials generated and collected by Marvin Shearer and includes articles, Extension bulletins and circulars, committee records, conference papers, conference proceedings, magazines, newspaper clippings, photographs, speechs, and technical reports. The records primarily pertain to Shearer's research in irrigation technology and use as well as his involvement in the professional community. The photographs also pertain to various aspects of irrigation, with images of sprinkler systems, reservoirs and dams in Oregon, equipment demonstrations, and professional conferences. Other materials in this accession relate to studies in the hydrology of Oregon and include a series of reports on Oregon's long-range water requirements, a soil survey of Umatilla County, and materials from the Willamette Basin Project Committee. Born in Wedderburn, Oregon in 1920, Marvin Shearer received a BS from the Oregon State College School of Agriculture in 1948. Two years later in 1950 he began to work as an Irrigation Specialist for the OSU Extension Service teaching and assisting in the design of sprinkler equipment and systems. Shearer also worked as a consultant for irrigation projects in the U.S. and abroad. In 1982, Shearer became Professor Emeritus. Shelf Locations: SR 6/6/2/10-40; SR 3/3/3/b |
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