Fred Deininger Luse Photograph Album (P228)
1908-1910
0.1 cubic feet; 101 prints (attached to scrapbook pages)
b/w prints (3.25 x 5.5 in. and smaller; 3 color postcards)


Scope and Content Note
This collection consists of photographic prints collected and assembled by Fred D. Luse, documenting campus buildings and grounds and student activities during Luse's years at Oregon Agricultural College. The collection includes several campus snow scenes, May Day activities, various athletic teams, O.A.C Cadet exercises, views of Main Street in Corvallis, the Benton County Courthouse and Albany College. Also included are photos of Stanford University buildings along with views of Fresno, Herndon and Palo Alto, California taken during Luse's years of employment in Fresno, California.

Biographical Note
Fred D. Luse, of Lents, Oregon, attended Oregon Agricultural College and graduated in 1909 with a BS in Mechanical Engineering. He was active in a variety of student activities including the Zetegathian Literary Society, English Association, Glee Club, Society Debating Team, Prohibition Oratorical Contest and College Orator. He also served as the Y.M.C.A. Vice President, Associate Editor of the NW Journal of English and as Captain of ROTC Company G. After graduating he worked as Secretary of the Fresno, California and Chicago, Illinois Y.M.C.A.s, then for Forbes Supply Co. in Portland, Oregon.

Provenance
These photographs were donated to the Horner Museum by Mrs. Robert McLane, Luse's
daughter in 1970 and transferred to OSU Archives in 1996.

Related Materials
A photograph of the O.A.C. Engineering Association which includes Luse is located in Harriet's
Collection
#490 (12 x 17 oversize box).

Shelf Location
Photograph Collection shelves

Inventory



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