News and Communication Services Records, 1940-2004

By Finding aid prepared by Bryce Henry, Lawrence A. Landis, Karl McCreary, and Elizabeth Nielsen.

Collection Overview

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Scope and Content Notes

Biographical / Historical Notes

Administrative Information

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Box and Folder Listing

Series 1: Policy and Historical Correspondence, 1952-1970

Series 1 consists of correspondence, minutes, and related documentation pertaining to the organization and administration of public relations at Oregon State as well as materials documenting specific events and activities during the 1950s and 1960s. Of special note are materials pertaining to a proposed reorganization of university relations functions presented to President Jensen and minutes of the University Relations Council, which was established in 1968.

Box-Folder 1.1: University Relations Organization, 1959-1967

Box-Folder 1.2: Mapping Your Education, 1967-1969

Box-Folder 1.3: Centennial Open House, October 1968

Box-Folder 1.4: University Relations Council, 1968-1970

Box-Folder 1.5: American Institute of Biological Sciences Meeting in Corvallis, August 1962

Box-Folder 1.6: Yaquina Research Vessel, 1964

Box-Folder 1.7: Forestry Press Day, January 19, 1962

Box-Folder 1.8: Marine Science Lab - Newport, 1964-1965

Box-Folder 1.9: Job Center, 1964-1965

Box-Folder 1.10: Bartholomew Intern-Scholarship, 1966-1967

Box-Folder 1.11: Urban Renewal, 1965

Box-Folder 1.12: Ballot Measure No. 3, 1968

Box-Folder 1.13: Buick Magazine, 1952

Box-Folder 1.14: State High School Track and Field Meet, 1954-1957

Series 2: Policies and Procedures, 1942

Series 2 consists solely of the News Bureau Office Manual prepared by Barbara Clark in May 1942. The manual outlines general office procedures and provides instructions for clipping, indexing, and filing clippings; description of the Bureau's files; and policies for preparation and distribution of news releases.

Box-Folder 1.15

Series 3: Scripts, 1980

Series 3 consists of scripts for OSU Foundation public service announcements (PSAs). These may have been prepared by students as class projects.

Box-Folder 1.16

Series 4: Biographical Files, 1940-2000

Series 4 comprises the bulk of the collection and consists of biographical files created and maintained by News and Communication Services for the purposes of creating news releases and as an information source for other Oregon State offices and departments and outside organizations. More than 2000 faculty, staff, administrators, alumni, and others affiliated with Oregon State are represented in the records. The files include completed biographical forms, personal histories, news releases, clippings, vitae and publications lists, awards, obituaries, correspondence, and other materials. For some individuals, documents are available on microfilm and in paper form. The bulk of the files are stored by accession and alphabetically thereunder.

The contents of David Shoemaker's biographical file (5.88) have been digitized and are available upon request.

Reel-Item 1.1: Charles R. Abbey

Charles R. Abbey was born on June 18, 1931, in Anaheim, CA. He graduated from Oregon State with a bachelor’s degree in engineering in 1957 and a master’s degree in electrical engineering in 1959. Abbey became an instructor of electrical engineering at Oregon State in 1960. He was also a member of the Institute of Radio Engineers and the American Rocket Society.

Box-Item 2.1: Dallas Abbott

Box-Item 2.2: John R. Abell

Reel-Item 1.2: Allen E. Abrahams

Allen E. Abrahams was born on November 6, 1926 in Ithaca, New York. After serving in the US Naval Reserve from 1944-1946, he received his undergraduate degree in chemical engineering in 1949 from the University of Maryland, his master’s in industrial engineering in 1954 from the Stevens Institute of Technology, and his doctorate in economics in 1960 from New York University. Abrahams began teaching business administration at Oregon State in 1960.

Box-Item 2.3: Darius M. Adams

Reel-Item 1.3: Richard Alton Adams

Richard Alton Adams was born on December 9, 1905 in Kellogg, Idaho. After working for the US Army Engineers and the US Department of Agriculture from 1937-1947, he began working for Oregon State as the Director of Physical Plant in 1947. In 1971, he became the Director of Physical Planning and Construction. Adams served as the President of the National Association of Physical Plant Administrators from 1961-1962. He died in 1972.

Box-Item 9.1: Richard Alton Adams

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 2.4: Ronald L. Adams

Box-Item 4.70: Thomas F. Adams

Box-Item 6.1: Leonard Adolf

History

Reel-Item 1.4: Robert E. Adolph

Robert E. Adolph was born in Fresno, California, on September 11, 1926. After serving in the Naval Air Corps from 1943-1947, he received his bachelor’s degree at California Polytechnic State College (Cal Poly) in 1959, and went on to obtain his master’s and doctorate degrees from the University of Oregon. Adolph worked as a counselor for the Oregon Department of Education from 1960-1962 until becoming a faculty member at Oregon State in 1962. He was a member of the Oregon Psychological Association and the Eastern Oregon Alcoholic Foundation.

Reel-Item 1.5: Walter Milo Adrion

Walter Milo Adrion was born in Grand Rapids, Michigan, on November 19, 1894. He received his teaching certificate from Michigan State Normal School (Eastern Michigan University) in 1917 and worked as an instructor and assistant coach for local public schools. He returned for his bachelor’s degree in 1929 and later become an assistant professor of physical education. In 1939, he received his master’s from the University of Michigan. Adrion worked for Oregon State from 1939-1967, retiring as a professor of physical education. He died in 1976.

Box-Item 9.2: Walter Milo Adrion

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 2.5: William Richards Adrion

Reel-Item 1.6: Raymond J. Agan

Raymond J. Agan was born on July 8, 1919, in Knoxville, Iowa. He received his bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Iowa State College (Iowa State University), and a doctorate from the University of Missouri. From 1950-1954, he served as an instructor of vocational agriculture at the Nebraska State Teachers College. Agan also worked from 1953-1954 as a graduate assistant at the University of Missouri. He became a faculty member in agricultural education at Oregon State in 1954.

Reel-Item 1.7: James L. Agee

James L. Agee graduated from Oregon State with a bachelor’s degree in Sanitary Engineering in 1951, and went on to receive his master’s degree from Harvard in 1955. He worked for the Oregon State Board of Health from 1951-1960 before joining the Federal Water Pollution Control Administration (FWPCA). Agee became the Director of the FWPCA’s Pacific Northwest Water Laboratory at Corvallis in 1967. That year, he received the Department of the Interior’s Citation for Meritorious Service.

Box-Item 2.6: Mary C. Ahearn

Reel-Item 1.8: Aaro E. Aho

Aaro E. Aho was born in Ladysmith, British Columbia, Canada, on June 20, 1925. He earned his bachelor’s degree from University of British Columbia in 1950 and his doctorate from the University of California at Berkeley in 1953. Aho also served as a union member of the Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, the British Columbia Association of Professional Engineers, and the American Institute of Mining Engineers. He became a faculty member in geology at Oregon State in 1954.

Reel-Item 1.9: Chester B. Ainsworth

Chester B. Ainsworth was born on June 18, 1918, in Worland, Wyoming. He was a captain in the Army Air Corps from 1942-1945 in the Pacific Theater of World War II. He received several degrees before ultimately earning his Ed.D. from the University of Missouri in 1956. Ainsworth then went on to become a faculty member of industrial education at Oregon State. He was later appointed to be the Head of the Industrial Education Department, a position from which he resigned in 1964. Ainsworth also served on the American Council on Industrial Arts Teacher Education.

Box-Item 2.7: Paul B. Alaback

Reel-Item 1.10: Lawrence Arthur Alban

Lawrence Arthur Alban was born on January 18, 1922, in Pine, Idaho. He attended Washington State and earned his bachelor’s degree in chemistry in 1943. After serving in the US Army from 1944-1946, he returned to Washington State to receive his master’s degree in soils in 1948 and attended Oregon State to receive his doctorate in soils in 1950. At Oregon State, he worked as a research assistant before becoming a faculty member in 1952. He was also involved with the International Society of Soil Science, the Soil Science Society of America, the American Society of Agronomy, and the Western Soil Science Society. Alban was also a collaborator with the US Salinity Laboratory. He died in 1965.

Box-Item 9.3: Lawrence Arthur Alban

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 4.132: Arthur L. Albert

Communication Engineering

Box-Item 5.1: Betty J. Owen Albin

Physical Education

Reel-Item 1.11: Bill Aldridge

Bill Aldridge graduated from Oregon State in 1959 with his bachelor’s degree in math and in 1963 with his master’s of education in guidance. He then attended the University of Oregon and received his doctorate of education in educational administration. While working on these degrees, he also worked as a teacher and counselor at Gervais Union High School from 1959-1965. Aldridge then became a research assistant for two years at UO before becoming an assistant professor at the University of Nebraska. He joined Oregon State as a faculty member in 1968. The next year, Aldridge became the Associate Director of the Educational Research Center. He was also a member of the American Education Research Association.

Reel-Item 1.12: Aleck Alexander

Aleck Alexander was born in Boise, Idaho. He received a bachelor’s degree in chemical engineering from the University of Idaho in 1938. In 1945, he received a master’s degree from Johns Hopkins University in sanitary engineering. In the late 1940s, he was employed by the US Government as a public health engineering adviser to the Japanese government. After working as a public health engineer and in water pollution control, Alexander joined the staff of Corvallis’s US Public Health Service at the Pacific Northwest Laboratory in 1964.

Reel-Item 1.13: Herbert B. Alexander

Herbert B. Alexander was born on December 25, 1900, in San Jose, California. He attended Stanford from 1920-1923, where he received bachelor’s and master’s degrees. Alexander then went on to the University of Southern California to obtain a doctorate in 1933. In 1967, Alexander joined Oregon State as a faculty member in sociology.

Reel-Item 1.14: Robert M. Alexander

Robert M. Alexander was born on July 26, 1920. He received his bachelor’s degree in agriculture in 1942 from Oregon State. In 1946, he became assistant to the director of the Oregon Agricultural Experiment Station in Corvallis, and in 1948 he became an agricultural economist for the US Department of Agriculture. Alexander then received his master’s degree from Harvard in 1950 and returned to the Oregon Agricultural Experiment Station as assistant director. He worked as a fellow for the Center for Air Pollution Control at Harvard from 1967-1968 and then continued working as an assistant director for the OAES and became the director of the Air Resources Center. Alexander was also a member of the Oregon Legislative Task Force on Pollution. He died in 1976.

Box-Item 9.4: Robert M. Alexander

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.15: Harry T. Allan

Harry T. Allan was born on August 12, 1928, in Saugus, Massachusetts. After serving in the US Army as a paratrooper from 1946-1947, he received his bachelor’s of the arts from Washington and Jefferson College in 1951 and his bachelor’s of science from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1953. Allan worked as an engineer through the 1950s. He then received his Juris doctorate degree from the University of Chicago in 1956, and joined Oregon State as a faculty member in the same year.

Box-Item 9.5: Harry T. Allan

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.16: Paul Howard Allen

Paul Howard Allen was born on January 17, 1919, in Iowa. He attended Reed College, then went on to Washington State College. Allen graduated from Washington State in 1952 as a doctor of veterinary medicine. He became a research assistant at Oregon State in 1953.

Box-Item 2.8: Robert G. Allen

Reel-Item 1.17: Gerald Joseph Allison

Gerald Joseph Allison was born on May 9, 1917, in Cope, Colorado. He served as chief yeoman at Oregon State beginning in 1953.

Box-Item 2.9: Gerald L. Allison

Scientific Instrument Technician, Chemistry Department

Box-Item 4.71: Ira S. Allison

Geology

Reel-Item 1.18: Jack G. Allison

Jack G. Allison was born on November 21, 1924, in Coburg, Oregon. He attended Oregon State, graduating with a bachelor’s degree in 1949. Allison served as a captain in the US Air Force. In 1953, he returned to Oregon State as an associate professor in air science in tactics. He was awarded the US Air Force Commendation Medal in 1969 for service in Vietnam.

Reel-Item 1.19: Robert J. Allison

Robert J. Allison was born on May 24, 1934, in Denver, Colorado. He studied at the University of Colorado, graduating with a bachelor’s degree in 1958, a master’s degree in 1961, and a doctorate in 1966. In 1966, he became an assistant professor of economics at Oregon State.

Box-Item 4.72: Delmar Isaac Allman

Physical Education

Reel-Item 1.20: Edward C. Allworth

Edward C. Allworth was born on July 6, 1895, in Battle Ground, Washington. He attended Oregon State and graduated with a bachelor’s degree in 1916. While at Oregon State, he made a name as a student athlete, becoming the fullback on the football team and the captain of the wrestling team. In 1917, he became a commissioned second lieutenant in the regular army, and was promoted to major in 1919. Allworth left the armed services in 1922, having been awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor and a Purple Heart, as well as several foreign decorations including the French Croix de Guerre and the Italian War Cross. He returned to Oregon State in 1925 and became the manager of the Memorial Union and launched the MU fundraising program. In 1929, Oregon State awarded Allworth an honorary doctor of laws degree. He died in 1966.

Box-Item 9.6: Edward C. Allworth

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 5.2: Margeret M. Allyn

Extension

Reel-Item 1.21: Mario Z. Alvarez

Mario Z. Alvarez received a bachelor’s degree from Mount Angel College in 1973. He went on to do graduate work at Oregon State, where he also worked as a communication specialist in broadcasting for the Oregon State University Extension Service.

Reel-Item 1.22: Clark R. Amen

Clark R. Amen was born on August 17, 1919, in Walla Walla, Washington. Amen was employed by the USDA through the late 1930s-1940s as a field aide in entomology. He then studied entomology at Oregon State, graduating with a bachelor’s degree in 1951 and a master’s degree in 1952. Amen continued working at Oregon State as a research assistant at the Agricultural Experiment Station until 1955.

Reel-Item 1.23: Donald Ford Amend

Donald Ford Amend was born in Portland, Oregon, on January 8, 1939. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1960 at Oregon State. He worked as an aquatic biologist for the Oregon Fish Commission from 1961 to 1963 before becoming an instructor and assistant in food science.

Box-Item 2.10: Carl L. Anderson

Reel-Item 1.24: Clinton P. Anderson

Clinton P. Anderson was born on October 23, 1895, in Centerville, South Dakota. He attended Dakota Wesleyan University and University of Michigan between 1913 and 1916, but did not receive a degree. He began working in news at the Albuquerque Journal in New Mexico, and then became a manager in a loan and mortgage company. Anderson began his own insurance business in 1925. He began his political career as the treasurer of New Mexico in 1933, holding several positions before being elected to the US House of Representatives in 1940. Anderson then became the US Secretary of Agriculture from 1945-1948. He later served as a senator until 1973. Anderson died in 1975.

Box-Item 9.7: Clinton P. Anderson

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 4.133: Donald Eugene Anderson

Extension Dairy Specialist

Box-Item 2.11: Elsa M. Anderson

Reel-Item 1.25: Glenn A. Anderson

Glenn A. Anderson was born on November 30, 1924, in Mount Vernon, Washington. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1953 and a master’s degree in 1958 from Washington State. Anderson worked as a graduate assistant and instructor at Oregon State beginning in 1960. Anderson graduated with a doctorate in zoology from Oregon State in 1964. He died in 2012.

Box-Item 5.100: Gordon W. Anderson

Reel-Item 1.26: Lydia L. Anderson

Lydia L. Anderson was born in Boone, Iowa. She received her bachelor’s degree from Augustana College in 1923 and her master’s degree from the University of Washington in 1928. After pursuing postgraduate studies at Reed College and the University of Southern California, Anderson taught creative writing in Portland Public schools for nearly forty years. She then became an assistant professor of English education at the Oregon College of Education before joining the faculty at Oregon State in 1967. Anderson also was a member of the Oregon Council of Teachers of English, serving as the first secretary-treasurer from 1954-55 and as president from 1959-60.

Box-Item 9.8: Lydia L. Anderson

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 4.134: Roberta Frasier Anderson

Home Economics Extension Family Life Specialist

Reel-Item 1.27: Roger A. Anderson

Roger A. Anderson was born in Stromsburg, Nebraska, on June 1, 1923. He studied mechanical engineering at California Institute of Technology, graduating with a bachelor’s in 1948, a master’s in 1950, and a doctorate in 1953. He worked as an assistant professor at Oregon State from 1954 to 1955, and returned as an associate professor in 1957.

Reel-Item 1.28: Susan Janice Anderson

Susan Janice Anderson was born on December 27, 1946, in Los Angeles, California. She received a bachelor’s degree in French at UC Berkeley in 1968 and a master's degree in comparative literature from the University of Washington in 1971. Anderson also studied Russian language, receiving NDFL Title VI Grants in Russian in 1969 and 1970. She worked as an instructor and theater director at Oregon State beginning in 1973. Anderson taught several classes in the University Honors program at Oregon State, including Women in Russian Literature and Science Fiction and Human Potential.

Box-Item 2.12: Thyrza I. Anderson

Box-Item 2.13: William H. Anderson

Box-Item 5.3: Duane R. Andrews

Continuing Education

Box-Item 4.73: M. Virginia Andrick

Architecture/Landscape Architecture

Box-Item 2.14: Dee G. Andros

Box-Item 2.15: Jeanne D. Apple

Box-Item 5.4: Spencer B. Apple, Jr.

Horticulture

Reel-Item 1.29: Lindsay M. Applegate

Lindsay M. Applegate was born on October 26, 1899, in Dayton, Washington. He received his bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from the University of Washington in 1921 and worked there as an instructor in engineering from 1928-1929. He received his master’s in electrical engineering from the California Institute of Technology in 1933. Between 1937-1938, he worked as a physics research associate at Stanford University, where he originated the Applegate Diagram. Applegate also spent twenty years with the US Army on assorted assignments, primarily in engineering, between the 1930s-50s. He became a faculty member at Oregon State in 1959.

Box-Item 9.9: Lindsay M. Applegate

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.30: Herbert R. Archibald

Herbert R. Archibald was born on July 14, 1907, in Havre, Montana. He attended Montana State College. Archibald joined the Signal Corps in 1941. He served as Lieutenant Colonel in the Signal Corps at Oregon State beginning in 1952 and was promoted to Colonel in 1954.

Box-Item 2.16: B.H. Arnold

Box-Item 2.17: Louise M. Arthur

Reel-Item 1.31: Joseph Mason Artman

Joseph Mason Artman was born in New Augusta, Indiana, on November 14, 1879. He received a bachelor of the arts degree at the University of Indiana in 1905 and a bachelor of divinity degree at the University of Chicago in 1908. He worked as the editor of “Character in Everyday Life” in Chicago. Artman spoke at Oregon State’s 1938 commencement ceremony.

Box-Item 2.18: Richard Astro

Box-Item 2.19: George H. Atherton

Box-Item 2.20: Victor Atiyeh

Reel-Item 1.32: Alfred Atkinson

Alfred Atkinson graduated with a bachelor’s degree from Iowa State College in 1904, a master’s degree from Cornell University in 1912, and a doctorate from Iowa State in 1920. During World War I, he served as Federal Food Administrator for Montana, and in 1921, was head of the American Relief Administration in Montana. He worked as president of Montana State beginning in 1919. Atkinson also served as vice-president of the American Association of Land Grant Colleges and Universities.

Box-Item 4.135: Pat Herman Atteberry

Industrial Education. Deceased October, 1993

Reel-Item 1.33: W.M. Atwood

Winfred McKenzie Atwood was born in Aurelia, Iowa, on July 25, 1883. He received a bachelor’s degree at Cornell College. After a period of homesteading and teaching science, he returned to Cornell College to receive his master’s degree in 1910. Atwood then attended Chicago University to obtain his master’s degree in botany and a doctorate in 1913. In the same year, he became a faculty member at Oregon State in biology and botany. Beginning at the plant experiment station and later as a chairman of a college faculty committee on student loan funds. He was nominated for the Centennial Award in 1968.

Box-Item 9.10: W.M. Atwood

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 2.21: Dean Edward Aulerich

Box-Item 2.22: Joseph Avezzano

Box-Item 2.23: Jerry Babbitt

Reel-Item 1.34: William E. Babcock

William E. Babcock was born on October 15, 1922, in Buhl, Idaho. He received his bachelor’s degree and his doctorate of veterinary medicine from Washington State and his master’s degree from Oregon State. Babcock worked as a research assistant at Oregon State from 1945-46 before joining the armed forces as a captain in the veterinary corps in 1946. In 1949, he returned to Oregon State to continue his work as a research assistant. Babcock became an assistant veterinarian in 1951 and an associate veterinarian in 1955. He was also involved with the Agricultural Experiment Station in Corvallis, as well as was a member of the American Veterinary Medical Association.

Box-Item 9.11: William E. Babcock

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.35: William B. Back

William B. Back was born on January 24, 1920, in Eubank, Kentucky. He received his bachelor’s in agriculture in 1941 from Berea College. After serving in the US Navy for four years, he earned his master’s in agricultural economics from the University of Kentucky in 1947. He worked as an assistant professor in farm management there for two years, and then became a teaching and research fellow at Iowa State College (Iowa State University), where he also received his doctorate in agricultural economics. Back joined the faculty at Oregon State in 1952, where he also served as the assistant agricultural economist.

Box-Item 9.12: William B. Back

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 2.24: Arthur Badenhop

Box-Item 2.25: Suzanne Badenhop

Box-Item 5.101: Derek J. Baisted

Reel-Item 1.36: Barbara Jane Baker

Barbara Jane Baker was born in Bakersfield, California, on February 26, 1942. She received an associate’s degree from Palomar College in 1962, a bachelor’s degree from Brigham Young University in 1964, and a master’s degree from Southern Illinois University in 1965. Baker became an instructor in speech at Oregon State in 1965.

Reel-Item 1.37: Doug Baker

Doug Baker was born in Aberdeen, South Dakota. He studied anthropology at the University of Washington. He had a long career of journalism, ultimately authoring the column “Baker’s Dozen” in the Oregon Journal beginning in 1961. Baker was also a radio commentator and host of several television programs in Oregon. He was awarded the Certificate of Distinguished Achievement in 1963 by the Portland Lodge of Anti-Defamation League for columns and broadcasts dealing with racial discrimination in Portland clubs.

Reel-Item 1.38: Forrest S. Baker, Jr.

Forrest S. Baker, Jr. was born in La Crosse, Washington, on June 30, 1929. He graduated with a bachelor’s degree from the University of Washington in 1947 and with a doctorate from Oregon State in 1967. He worked as the coordinator of the Transportation Research Institute at Oregon State beginning in 1960.

Box-Item 4.74: Katherine Haskell Read Baker

Household Administration

Box-Item 4.136: Kenneth F. Baker

Botany & Plant Pathology

Box-Item 2.26: Robert W. Baker

Box-Item 2.27: Terry Baker

Box-Item 5.102: Warren S. Baker

Reel-Item 1.39: William Jennings Baker

William Jennings Baker was born on December 25, 1900, in Missoula County, Montana. He studied at Oregon State, receiving a bachelor’s degree in forestry in 1927 and a master’s degree in 1928. Baker also had several years of experience working for Oregon sawmills, including the Pacific Spruce Corporation. He became associate professor and head of the Department of Lumber Manufacturing in the School of Forestry in 1930. In 1932, he was promoted to associate professor and head of the Department of Wood Products. Baker remained in this position until 1935, when he moved on from Oregon State.

Box-Item 2.28: Margaret J. Bakke

Box-Item 4.75: Florence S. Bakkum

Mathematics

Reel-Item 1.40: Glenn A. Bakkum

Glenn A. Bakkum was born in Waukon, Iowa, on June 7, 1891. He attended the State College of Iowa (University of Northern Iowa). He became a faculty member at Oregon State in 1935 and served as head of the sociology department until 1956, when he stepped down to teach full-time. He was recognized at Oregon State as an “outstanding teacher”, as well as was recognized by his alma mater with the Alumni Achievement Award. Bakkum also served as the president of the Oregon Council of the American Association of University Professors and as the vice president of the Pacific Sociological Society. In addition, he received Fulbright grants to teach overseas in Egypt in 1951 and Pakistan in 1961. Bakkum died in 1972.

Box-Item 4.76: Glenn A. Bakkum

Box-Item 9.13: Glenn A. Bakkum

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.41: Robert Balch

Robert Balch was born on October 5, 1936, in Portland, Oregon. He received his bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering in 1957 at Oregon State, and continued to study and work as a graduate assistant at Oregon State from 1957-1958. Balch also completed work as a research engineer with the United Aircraft Corporation.

Box-Item 9.14: Robert Balch

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.42: Thomas E. Balke

Thomas E. Balke was born on December 9, 1942, in Minneapolis, Minnesota. He studied business administration, receiving a bachelor’s degree from the University of Tulsa in 1965 and a master’s degree from the University of Denver in 1966. Balke became a faculty member in business administration at Oregon State in 1966.

Box-Item 2.29: Mark Ballan

Reel-Item 1.43: Frank Llewellyn (F.L.) Ballard

Frank Llewellyn Ballard was born in Meredith, New Hampshire, on May 8, 1891. He attended Oregon State and earned a bachelor’s degree in 1916, having completed major requirements in agronomy and agricultural economics. During his undergraduate years, he also worked as a laboratory assistant in agricultural chemistry and later, as the editor of Oregon State’s student newspaper, the Barometer. After graduating, he worked on the extension staff of the University of New Hampshire before becoming a marketing field agent at Oregon State. In 1918, Ballard was appointed assistant county agent leader, and in 1923, was promoted to the state county agent leader, where he supervised all county extension work. Beginning in the same year, he worked as a professor of extension methods at Oregon State. In 1936, he became vice-director of the Oregon State field extension service. Ballard was involved with several state organizations that directed the federal farm programs in Oregon.

Box-Item 9.15: Frank Llewellyn (F.L.) Ballard

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 2.30: Frank Llewellyn (F.L.) Ballard

Reel-Item 1.44: Hoyt B. Ballard

Hoyt B. Ballard was born on November 12, 1935, in Bremond, Texas. He studied at the University of Houston from 1953-1959, receiving a bachelor’s degree and a master’s degree. He went on to the University of Texas to receive a doctorate in 1962. Ballard became a faculty member in political science at Oregon State in 1965.

Reel-Item 1.45: Bobby L. Balliot

Bobby L. Balliot was born on February 19, 1931, in Douglas, Arizona. He received a bachelor’s degree in English from Washington State College in 1957 and a master’s degree in library science from the University of Michigan in 1959. Balliot became an assistant circulation librarian and instructor at Oregon State in 1959.

Box-Item 2.31: David A. Barber

Box-Item 5.103: James F. Barbour

Reel-Item 1.46: William J. Barclay

William J. Barclay was born on November 18, 1912, in Corvallis, Oregon. He earned a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from Oregon State in 1939 and a master’s in electrical engineering in 1941 from Stanford University. Between 1939 and 1948, Barclay worked at Stanford University in various positions, beginning as a research assistant before becoming an assistant professor of electrical engineering in 1947. He became an Oregon State faculty member in 1949.

Box-Item 9.16: William J. Barclay

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.47: Clarice M. Barker

Clarice M. Barker was born on October 9, 1902, in Plainfield, Indiana. She received a bachelor’s degree from Indiana University in 1935, then went to Columbia University to receive another bachelor’s degree in library science in 1937. Barker worked at various university libraries until 1947, when she began work for the Joint Library of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank for Reconstruction and Development. Then, from 1947-1953, she worked for the US Navy in the Hydrographic Office in the Division of Oceanography. In 1953, Barker was brought on as an assistant order librarian at Oregon State.

Reel-Item 1.48: Charles A. Barnes

Charles A. Barnes was born on March 6, 1917, in Managua, Nicaragua. He received a bachelor’s degree from the University of California at Los Angeles in 1941 and a doctorate from the University of Southern California in 1949. Barnes was brought on as a faculty member in psychology at Oregon State in 1955.

Reel-Item 1.49: George H. Barnes

George H. Barnes was born in Rossland, British Columbia, Canada, on February 25, 1901. He received a bachelor’s degree from the University of Washington in 1924 and a master’s degree from the University of California in 1929. He came to Oregon State in 1943 as the associate director of the Forestry Experiment Station and professor of forest management. Barnes completed a doctorate in forestry from Duke University in 1946 but continued his service at Oregon State. He retired in 1966.

Reel-Item 1.50: William C. Barnes

William C. Barnes was born on December 12, 1939, in Chicago, Illinois. He attended the Colorado School of Mines and earned his bachelor’s degree in geological engineering in 1956. He then earned his master’s from University of Wyoming in 1958 and his doctorate from Princeton in 1963. Barnes worked as a research assistant at Princeton from 1962-63 before joining the geology faculty at Oregon State.

Box-Item 9.17: William C. Barnes

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 2.32: Cecil B. Barnett

Reel-Item 1.51: Howard Glen Barnett

Howard Glen Barnett was born on January 20, 1908, in Iantha, Missouri. He received his bachelor’s degree in 1931 and master’s degree in 1934 from Oregon State in electrical engineering. From 1936-40, Barnett attended the University of Pittsburgh in the Pittsburgh-Westinghouse Program. He remained there as a lecturer while also working for the Westinghouse Electric Corporation as a distribution engineer. He became a professor at Oregon State in 1954.

Box-Item 9.18: Howard Glen Barnett

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 5.5: Lloyd C. Baron

Extension

Box-Item 5.104: Robert D. Barr

Reel-Item 1.52: James Barratt

James G. “Jim” Barratt graduated from Oregon State in 1950 with degrees in business and technology, and a minor in journalism. While an undergraduate student, he served as the editor of The Daily Barometer, Oregon State’s student newspaper. Barratt became the assistant director and editor of the Oregon Stater for OSU’s Alumni Association in 1950, and in 1952, the ticket and business manager for Oregon State athletics. He was appointed athletic director in 1965, a position he held for ten years. He also served as the executive director of the Far West Classic basketball tournament for two decades. For his service to Oregon State, Barratt received the Poling Award and was inducted into the Athletic Directors Hall of Fame in 1985. He was inducted into the National Association of Collegiate Directors of America Hall of Fame in 1991.

Documents on reel 1 between Clarice M. Barker and Charles A. Barnes.

Box-Item 9.19: James Barratt

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.53: Howard P. Barss

Howard P. Barss was born on April 20, 1885, in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. He became head of the Department of Botany and Plant Pathology at Oregon State in 1915. Barss stayed in this position until 1934, when he began service as administrator of federal grant funded research at state experiment stations. At this time he also worked as a specialist in botany and plant pathology. Before his retirement in 1950, Barss served as secretary, vice president, and president of the American Phytopathological Society. After retiring, he served as the president of the Portland chapter of the American Association of Retired Persons. Barss died in 1973.

Box-Item 4.137: Berle I. Barth

Sports Medicine

Box-Item 9.20: Howard P. Barss

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 2.33: Alfred Frank Bartsch

Reel-Item 1.54: Mary Iola Bash

Mary Iola Bash was born on June 7, 1891, in Port Townsend, Washington. She received her bachelor’s degree from the University of Washington in 1914, and went on to attend Iowa State Teachers’ College (University of Northern Iowa), Columbia University, and the University of Chicago. Bash became the assistant dean of women at Oregon State in 1946, and was promoted to the acting dean of women in 1948. She was also affiliated with the National Association of Deans of Women. Bash died in 1953.

Box-Item 9.21: Mary Iola Bash

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 2.34: Earl M. Bates

Box-Item 2.35: Jo Ann Baughman

Reel-Item 1.55: Robert C. Baum

Robert Baum was born in La Grande, Oregon. He graduated from Oregon State in 1949 with a bachelor’s degree in agricultural economics before he began working for the State Soil Conservation Committee (SCC) in 1952. He was recognized for outstanding service in soil conservation work as an administrative officer in 1962 with a $500 national award from the SCC.

Reel-Item 1.56: Herbert Baumel

Herbert Baumel was born on September 30, 1919. After graduating from the Curtis Institute of Music in 1942, he became an internationally-known musician, serving as concert-master for organizations such as the New York City Opera orchestra and the “Fiddler on the Roof” orchestra in New York City. Baumel also worked as a solo violinist for orchestras such as the Italian National Radio orchestra of Rome and the original Broadway run of “Fiorello!”. Baumel was appointed professor of music at Oregon State in 1965, where he conducted the university orchestra and led a faculty string quartet. He died in 2010.

Box-Item 9.22: Herbert Baumel

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.57: Rachael Bail Baumel

Rachael Bail Baumel was a well-known journalist, playwright, and producer. Her work took her abroad, where she become known for writing "Lend Me Your Ears" in the Rome Daily American. She also wrote Alec Templeton's Music Boxes, as well as continued her work in journalism as a member of the National Press Club and the Overseas Press Club. After working as a reporter and editor for several organizations, she moved to Washington, DC, in 1975, where she worked as a writer, Supreme Court correspondant, and editor at Voice of America. As a playwright, Bail founded the McLean Drama Company. She accompanied her husband Herbert Baumel to Corvallis during his time as a professor. She died in 2017.

Box-Item 9.23: Rachael Bail Baumel

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 2.36: Donald Baumgartner

Reel-Item 1.58: Albert Bauer

Albert Bauer was born on March 18, 1900, in Portland, Oregon. He graduated with a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering from Oregon State in 1922. After graduation, Bauer stayed involved with the university, serving on the Alumni Association Board of Directors, on the Oregon State College Foundation, and the Oregon State Board of Trustees. Bauer was involved in the construction of the Bull Run Dam and Bull Run Reservoir from 1927-1929. In 1941, he became the general manager of the Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation Yard, and after the war, ran Kaiser Company operations. Bauer died in 1993.

Reel-Item 1.59: Bruce R. Baxter

Bruce R. Baxter was born on August 18, 1892, in Seneca County, Ohio. He received many academic accreditations, including bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Oberlin College, a bachelor’s of sacred theology from Boston University, a doctorate of divinity from the College of the Pacific, and a doctorate of laws from Chapman College and Whitman College. He was also awarded an honorary doctorate of humane letters from the College of the Pacific in Stockholm, California. Baxter served as the president of Willamette University from 1934-1941 before being elected bishop of the Methodist Church. Baxter also served as the president of the Oregon Association of Independent Colleges.

Box-Item 9.24: Bruce R. Baxter

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.60: Rex W. Beach

Rex W. Beach was born on February 4, 1914, in Culbertson, Nebraska. He graduated from Wyoming University with a bachelor’s degree in 1940. Beach joined the Air Force the same year. He earned a Distinguished Flying Cross for his service. Beach became a professor of air science and tactics at Oregon State in 1950.

Reel-Item 1.61: Ernest L. Beals

Ernest L. Beals studied pharmacy at Oregon State, earning a bachelor’s degree in 1928 and a master’s degree in 1936. He went on to Purdue University to receive his doctorate in 1939. He was appointed assistant professor of pharmacy at Oregon State after working at the University of Idaho for a large part of the 1930s.

Box-Item 9.25: Ernest L. Beals

Pharmacy; original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 4.138: Lester Beals

Education and Liberal Arts Education

Reel-Item 1.62: Oliver Kenneth Beals

Oliver Kenneth Beals was born on August 27, 1896, in Alcester, South Dakota. He graduated from Oregon State in 1923 with a bachelor’s degree in dairy husbandry. After farming for three years and working as a teacher for eight years, Beals was appointed as assistant county agent at large for the Oregon State Agricultural Experiment Station Extension Service in 1935.

Reel-Item 1.63: George Beardsley

George Beardsley was born on February 1, 1938, in Annapolis, Maryland. He received a bachelor’s degree in physics in 1959, a master’s degree in oceanography in 1960, and a doctorate in oceanography in 1966 from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Later that year, he became a faculty member in physical oceanography at Oregon State. In 1968, Beardsley helped organize the scientific research cruise of the Oregon State vessel Yaquina to the Galapagos Islands. He died in 1971.

Box-Item 2.37: Thomas M. Beasley

Reel-Item 1.64: Edward Benjamin Beaty

Edward Benjamin Beaty was born in Walkerton, Indiana, on December 5, 1876. He received a bachelor’s degree from Oregon State in 1903. He became an Oregon State faculty member in mathematics in 1908. After receiving a master’s degree from the University of California in 1916, Beaty continued to serve at Oregon State until his retirement in 1947. He died in 1967.

Reel-Item 1.65: James Ralph Beck

James Ralph Beck was born on August 23, 1896, in Kalispel, Montana. He graduated from Oregon State in 1919 with a bachelor’s degree. In 1922, he joined the Oregon State Extension Service staff. Beck was promoted to assistant director of the program in 1947. In 1953, he was selected to attend a year-long technical aid mission to Kasetsart University in Thailand. Beck died in 1960.

Box-Item 5.105: Manning H. Becker

Reel-Item 1.66: Robert W. Beckley

Robert W. Beckley was born on January 12, 2023, in Paynesville, Minnesota. He received his bachelor’s in mechanical engineering at the University of Minnesota in 1948. Beckley worked as a registered engineer until becoming an instructor in mechanical engineering at Oregon State in 1959.

Box-Item 9.26: Robert W. Beckley

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.67: Herman F. Beckman

Herman F. Beckman was born on November 18, 1925, in Fort Worth, Texas. After serving in the Naval ROTC and beginning training at Arlington State College, Beckman enrolled at Texas Christian University. He received a bachelor’s degree in chemistry there in 1948. He then went on to Texas A&M University, where he received a master’s degree in biochemistry and nutrition in 1953 and a doctorate in chemistry in 1959. In 1961, Beckman went on to become a professor of agricultural toxicology at the University of California in Davis. In 1968, he began a year as a visiting professor to Oregon State, where he would perform research sponsored by the Oregon State Environmental Health Sciences Center. However, Beckman died at the onset of this sabbatical year.

Box-Item 5.6: Roy C. Beckwith

Entomology

Reel-Item 1.68: Ruth Beckwith

Ruth Beckwith was born in Glendive, Montana. She received her bachelor’s degree at the University of Montana, where she also worked as an assistant professor, and her master’s degree at Cornell University, where she was also a graduate assistant and research associate. Beckwith became a faculty member at Oregon State in 1972 in the department of home management.

Box-Item 9.27: Ruth Beckwith

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.69: Gordon W. Beecroft

Gordon W. Beecroft was born on October 16, 1921, in Salem, Oregon. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1952 and a civil engineering degree in 1960 from Oregon State. Beecroft began his service for Oregon State as a faculty member in civil engineering in 1958. In 1970, he was appointed to the National Highway Research Board as a consultant on pavements and structural overlays for highways.

Reel-Item 1.70: Donald Allen Beegle

Donald Allen Beegle was born on May 24, 1926, in Rainier, Oregon. He received a bachelor’s degree in health and physical education, and a master’s degree in health education from the University of Oregon. He then attended the University of California School of Public Health and received a master’s of public health in public health education. He joined Oregon State faculty in 1959 in hygiene and health education.

Box-Item 9.28: Donald Allen Beegle

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.71: Charles E. Behlke

Charles E. Behlke was born on January 12, 1926, in Butte, Montana. He received his bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering and his master’s degree in hydraulic engineering from Washington State, moving on to Stanford University to earn his doctorate in civil engineering in 1957. Behlke became a faculty member in civil engineering at Oregon State in 1956, where he later served as the dean of the School of Engineering. He recieved the Carter Award for teaching. Behlke died in 2000.

Box-Item 9.29: Charles E. Behlke

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 4.139: Frank M. Beer

Biology

Reel-Item 1.72: James M. Bell

James M. Bell was born on December 13, 1932, in Denver, Colorado. He received a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering from Colorado A&M in 1954 and a master’s degree in civil engineering from the California Institute of Technology in 1955. Bell became a faculty member at Oregon State in 1958. While on the Oregon State staff, he was awarded the Ford Fellowship to earn a doctorate in soil mechanics at the California Institute of Technology.

Box-Item 5.7: John F. Bell

Forest Management

Reel-Item 1.73: J.R.N. Bell

J. R. N. Bell received several degrees in his academic career, culminating in a doctorate of divinity from Philomath College (a Christian college that operated in Philomath, OR, from 1867-1929). Bell joined Oregon State faculty in 1880, teaching English literature and physics, and later served as the regent of Oregon State from 1874-1885.

Box-Item 9.30: J.R.N. Bell

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.74: Elma Marshall (Mrs. R.E.) Bemis

Elma (née Marshall) Bemis was born on December 29, 1896, in Mankato, Minnesota. She received a bachelor’s degree from Phillips University in 1917 and a master’s degree from Colorado State of Education in 1942. She also received a bachelor’s degree from the Denver University Library School in 1944. Bemis worked in the circulation department at the Oregon State library from 1944 to 1961. She died in 1973.

Reel-Item 1.75: Arnold E. Bench

Arnold E. Bench was born on April 13, 1925, in Fordland, Missouri. He attended the University of Missouri, graduating with a bachelor’s degree in 1949 and a master’s degree in 1950. Bench was a career US Marine officer and began teaching naval science at Oregon State in 1963.

Reel-Item 1.76: Helen Marie Bennett

Helen Marie Bennett was born on September 17, 1872, in Washington, Iowa. She graduated from Wellesley College and went on to work as a journalist for the Chicago-Record Herald. Bennett is known for managing the Chicago Collegiate Bureau of Operations, which advised postgraduate educated women, as well as for organizing four of the Women's World Fairs. She spoke at an Oregon State Women’s Department banquet in 1927. Bennett died in 1962.

Box-Item 9.31: Helen Marie Bennett

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 4.77: Noel I. Bennion

Poultry

Box-Item 2.38: Fred Benoff

Box-Item 2.39: Eva Benson Thomas A. Doerge

Reel-Item 1.77: Frederick Berchtold

Frederick Berchtold was born in Bern, Switzerland, on July 21, 1857. He received a bachelor’s degree from the State Normal College at Berne. In 1879, he came to the United States, where he attended the University of Chicago and received a master’s degree. In 1884, Berchtold came to Oregon State as a faculty member in language, history, and English literature. In 1900, he was promoted to head of the English department, a position he held until 1932. Berchtold died in 1947.

Box-Item 2.40: Alan B. Berg

Reel-Item 1.78: Joseph W. Berg, Jr.

Joseph W. Berg, Jr. was born in Essington, Pennsylvania, on October 6, 1920. He graduated with a bachelor’s degree from the University of Georgia in 1948. He then went on to Pennsylvania State University, receiving a master’s degree in 1952 and a doctorate in 1954. After working as a geophysicist for the US Geological Survey and for the Institute of Defense Analyses, he became a faculty member at Oregon State in 1961.

Box-Item 9.32: Joseph W. Berg, Jr.

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 2.41: Jim Bergeron

Box-Item 4.78: Robert William Bergstrom

Health & Physical Education

Box-Item 4.140: Norborne Berkeley

History

Reel-Item 1.79: Henry Joseph Berkowitz

Reel-Item 1.80: Paul Carson Berger

Paul Carson Berger was born on April 11, 1926, in Corvallis, Oregon. He attended Oregon State, graduating in 1949 with a bachelor’s degree in poultry husbandry and in 1951 with a master’s degree in dairy production. Berger became a faculty member in animal science at Oregon State in 1955.

Box-Item 2.42: David Raymond Bernard

Reel-Item 1.81: Carl M. Berntsen

Carl M. Berntsen was born on November 18, 1920, in Brooklyn, New York. He received a bachelor’s degree in forestry from the University of Idaho in 1950. After working for the US Forest Service, he attended Oregon State, graduating in 1958 with a master’s degree in forestry. Berntsen became a research forester at Oregon State after graduating in 1958.

Box-Item 4.141: Paul Bernier

Poultry Genetics

Box-Item 2.43: Joseph Howard Berry

Reel-Item 1.82: Opal E. Berry

Opal E. Berry was born on June 12, 1920, in Bismark, North Dakota. She graduated from San Jose State with a bachelor’s degree in 1947 and a master’s in education from Oregon State in 1953. Berry worked at Oregon State as the head counselor in the school of education and assistant professor of elementary education beginning in 1957.

Box-Item 2.44: Ralph Stephen Besse

Agricultural Experiment Station; deceased 1979.

Box-Item 5.8: Ralph Stephen (Steve) Besse, Jr.

Extension

Reel-Item 1.83: Virgil Marion Bett

Virgil Marion Bett was born in Tina, Missouri, on May 20, 1913. He graduated from Drake University with a bachelor’s degree in 1943 and from University of Wisconsin with a master’s degree in 1947. He became a faculty member at Oregon State in 1947 in economics. Bett served as advisor to the lower division council at Oregon State.

Box-Item 4.79: John Beuter

Forest Management

Reel-Item 1.84: John Andrew Bexell

John Andrew Bexell was born in Sweden on June 8, 1867. He came to the United States at 14 years old with his family. Bexell attended Augustana College in Illinois, receiving a bachelor’s degree in 1895 and a master’s degree in 1902. He worked as an instructor at Augustana College, and later, director of the School of Commerce at Utah State. In 1908, Bexell became the dean of the School of Commerce at Oregon State. The university gave him an honorary Doctor of Laws degree in 1932, the year of his retirement. Bexell died in 1938.

Reel-Item 1.85: Eugene Thomas Beynon

Eugene Thomas Beynon was born on July 13, 1938, in Corpus Christi, Texas. He studied chemical engineering at the University of Texas, receiving a bachelor’s degree in 1961, a master’s degree in 1962, and a doctorate in 1965. Beynon became a faculty member in chemical engineering at Oregon State in 1965. He was also a National Science Foundation Fellow.

Box-Item 2.45: Pallab K. Bhattacharya

Reel-Item 1.86: Arthur V. Biggs

Box-Item 2.46: William H. Billings

Box-Item 2.47: Donald D. Bills

Box-Item 2.48: Anthony D. Birch

Box-Item 2.49: David N. Bird

Reel-Item 1.87: Remsen du Bois Bird

Remsen du Bois Bird was born in New York City on January 5, 1888. He received several degrees, a bachelor of divinity degree from Princeton Theology Seminary and a doctorate of divinity from Lafayette College. He then became a professor of theology and history, and later, the president of the California Occidental College. Bird was amongst the educators that laid the groundwork for the National Japanese American Student Relocation Council during World War II. He died in 1971.

Box-Item 9.33: Remsen du Bois Bird

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 2.50: Robert H. Birdsall

Reel-Item 1.88: Lorena Bixby

Lorena Bixby was born on October 7, 1891, in Nebraska. She received a bachelor’s degree in 1915 from the University of Nebraska and a master’s degree in 1920 from Columbia University. Bixby became a faculty member in English at Oregon State in 1953.

Box-Item 5.9: Harold M. Black

Extension

Box-Item 2.51: Eva Blackwell

Reel-Item 1.89: Richard H. Blakeley

Richard H. Blakeley was born in Ridley Park, Pennsylvania, on May 26, 1933. He received a bachelor’s degree in landscape architecture from Louisiana State in 1961. That year, Blakely became a faculty member at Oregon State in landscape architecture. He took a leave of absence to attend Harvard University, where he received a master’s degree in landscape architecture in 1966 before returning to Oregon State.

Reel-Item 1.90: Arthur J. Blakemey

Arthur J. Blakemey was born on October 3, 1918, in Halifax, Nova Scotia. He earned a bachelor’s degree at the University of New Brunswick in 1948 and master's degrees at Dalhousie University in 1949 and Howard Business School in 1954. Blakemey became a faculty member at Oregon State in 1957.

Box-Item 9.34: Arthur J. Blakemey

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.91: George D. Blakenbaker

George D. Blankenbaker was born on February 14, 1920, in Apache, Oklahoma. He graduated from Oregon State with a bachelor’s degree in 1947. Beginning in 1953, Blankenbaker worked at Oregon State as assistant professor of military science and tactics.

Box-Item 5.106: Grant E. Blanch

Reel-Item 1.92: Lawrence T. Blaney

Lawrence T. Blaney was born on January 15, 1913, in Uniontown, Pennsylvania. He received a bachelor’s degree from Pennsylvania State in 1941 and a master’s degree in 1948, and a doctor of philosophy degree from the University of California at Los Angeles in 1955. Blaney became a faculty member at Oregon State in 1948 in the department of horticulture. In 1951, he also joined the Agricultural Experiment Station staff.

Reel-Item 1.93: Jack Bluestein

Jack Bluestein was born on May 31, 1935, in Brooklyn, New York. He graduated from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in 1957 with a bachelor’s degree in chemical engineering. He then went on to receive a master’s of business administration from Harvard Graduate School in 1962. That year, Bluestein became a faculty member in business administration at Oregon State.

Box-Item 4.142: Charles H. Blumenfeld

Urban Renewal

Reel-Item 1.94: Albert H. Bockian

Albert Bockian was born in New York City on February 26, 1922. He received a bachelor’s degree from New York City College in 1941, a master’s degree from the University of California at Los Angeles in 1949, and a doctorate from the University of California in 1954. Bockian became a junior food technologist at Oregon State in 1955 and was promoted to assistant professor of food technology in 1958.

Box-Item 4.143: Gunnar Bodvarsson

Geophysical Oceanography & Mathematics

Box-Item 2.52: George Walter Boehlert

Box-Item 4.144: Ralph Bogart

Animal science; deceased October 1992.

Box-Item 2.53: Sam Boghosian

Reel-Item 1.95: George Baker Bokorney

George Baker Bokorney received his bachelor’s degree in hotel and restaurant administration and his master’s degree in food, nutrition, and institutional administration from Oklahoma State University. He became the manager of the Oregon State Memorial Union Dining services and a faculty member in institution management in 1963. He resigned and returned to Oklahoma State to become director of the School of Hotel and Restaurant Administration in 1971.

Box-Item 9.35: George Baker Bokorney

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.96: Victor W. Bolie

Victor Wayne Bolie was born on July 23, 1924, in Silverton, Oregon. Bolie completed Civilian Pilot Training courses between November 1942 to August 1943. In 1944, he underwent US Air Force Aviation Cadet Training. He served in the military for several years as a pilot, an Information and Education Officer, and a Public Relations Officer. After he was released from active duty in 1947, he continued his education at Iowa State University. There, Bolie received a bachelor’s degree in physics in 1949, a master’s degree in mathematics in 1950, and a doctorate degree in applied mathematics in 1952. Bolie also received a bachelor’s degree in chemistry from Coe College in 1957 and a master’s degree in physiology from Stanford in 1959. He joined Oregon State faculty as a professor of engineering in 1963.

Reel-Item 1.97: Duis Bolinger

Duis Bolinger was born on November 30, 1908, in Mt. Carmel, Illinois. Bolinger graduated from the University of Missouri with a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering in 1930. He then went on to receive a master’s degree in physics from Oregon State in 1940 and a doctorate in physics from Stanford in 1948. Bolinger became a faculty member at Oregon State in 1948. In 1955, he served as an advisor in physics on contract to Kasetsart University in Thailand. Bolinger returned to Oregon State in 1957.

Box-Item 4.145: Walter Beno Bollen

Bacteriology

Reel-Item 1.98: Jonothan Bolles

Jonothan Bolles was born on May 24, 1920, in Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas. Before graduating from university, he worked as a flight and ground instructor for the US Air Force and Sacramento State. Bolles received a bachelor’s degree from the University of Houston in 1951. He became a faculty member in mechanical engineering at Oregon State in 1957.

Reel-Item 1.99: John G. Bond

John G. Bond was born on November 29, 1931, in Missoula, Montana. He graduated from the University of Idaho in 1954 with a bachelor’s degree in geology and from the University of Washington in 1960 with a master’s degree in geology. Bond became a faculty member in geology at Oregon State in 1960.

Reel-Item 1.100: F. Thomas Bond

F. Thomas Bond was born on October 29, 1936, in Brooklyn, New York. He received a bachelor’s degree from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1958 and a doctorate from the University of California in 1961. Bond became a faculty member in chemistry at Oregon State in 1962. He was awarded a summer research grant from DuPont Company in 1964.

Box-Item 4.146: Jesse F. Bone

Veterinary Medicine

Box-Item 5.11: Earl E. Bonham

Extension

Reel-Item 1.101: David LeVan Bonsteel

David LeVan Bonsteel was born on May 7, 1926, in Cleveland, Ohio. He graduated from Washington State in 1950 with a bachelor’s degree in architectural engineering. Bonsteel worked at Idaho State and Fenn College in Cleveland before becoming a faculty member in architecture at Oregon State in 1961.

Reel-Item 1.102: Susan Jane Borden

Susan Jane Borden was born on February 25, 1939, in Des Moines, Iowa. She received a bachelor’s degree in math from Iowa State in 1960 and a master’s degree in math from Oregon State in 1962. From 1960 to 1962, as a graduate student, she worked as a teaching assistant of mathematics at Oregon State. In 1962, Borden became a faculty member in oceanography.

Box-Item 2.54: Leslie Lundberg Borg

Reel-Item 1.103: Elsie J. Boschert

Elsie J. Boschert was born on December 29, 1924, in Cleveland, Mississippi. She received a bachelor’s degree in education from Delta State Teachers College in 1945 and a master’s degree from the University of Tennessee in 1948. Boschert worked as the director of nursery schools at Delta State, the University of Georgia, and Mississippi Southern College (the University of Southern Mississippi) from 1948 to 1953. In 1953, she became a faculty member at Oregon State in family life and home administration.

Box-Item 2.55: Mario Boschetto

Reel-Item 1.104: Russell M. Boshell

Russell M. Boshell was born on September 18, 1922, in Wilmore, Kansas. He received a bachelor’s degree from Oregon State in 1955, where he studied fisheries and food technology. He became a research assistant at Oregon State in 1956.

Box-Item 4.147: David A. Bostwick

Geology

Box-Item 2.56: Lido D. Botti

Reel-Item 1.105: Donald D. Bourque

Donald D. Bourque was born on April 8, 1934, in Nelson, British Columbia, Canada. He attended the University of Washington, where he received a bachelor’s degree in 1957, a master’s of business administration in 1958, and a doctorate of business administration in 1961. Bourque worked as an assistant professor in business administration at Oregon State from 1961 to 1967.

Reel-Item 1.106: Arthur G. B. Bouquet

Arthur G. B. Bouquet was born on March 9, 1885, in Sutton, Surrey County, England. He received a bachelor’s degree from Oregon State in 1906. After graduating, he pursued post-baccalaureate work at Massachusetts Agricultural College (now University of Massachusetts at Amherst). Bouquet became an assistant campus foreman and began working for Oregon State as a faculty member in horticulture in 1909. He took a leave of absence while attending Cornell University to receive a master’s degree in 1930. He returned and continued his position as professor of horticulture until his retirement in 1950. Bouquet died in 1971.

Box-Item 4.148: Waldo Bowers

Admissions

Box-Item 5.10: Don M. Bowman

Continuing Education

Reel-Item 1.107: Harold Alfred Boyd, Jr.

Harold Alfred Boyd, Jr. was born in Oakland, California, on August 14, 1924. He attended the University of California, graduating with a bachelor’s degree in geological sciences in 1947 and a master’s degree in paleontology in 1949. Boyd became an Oregon State faculty member of geology in 1950.

Box-Item 2.57: James Robert Boydston

Reel-Item 1.108: Raymond E. Boyle

Raymond E. Boyle was born on February 4, 1926, in Arlington, Nebraska. He received a bachelor’s degree from Reed College in 1950 and a master’s degree from the University of Washington in 1954. Boyle became a faculty member in psychology at Oregon State in 1954.

Box-Item 2.58: Bernard Brady

Box-Item 4.149: James J. Brady

Physics. Deceased Spring, 1993

Reel-Item 1.109: William H. Brady

William H. Brady was born on August 9, 1931, in Corvallis, Oregon. He received a bachelor’s degree from Oregon State in 1953. Brady was brought on to substitute for an existing speech professor on a leave of absence at Oregon State in 1953. In 1955, he received a master’s degree from the University of Ohio. He died the same year.

Box-Item 2.59: N. Robert Brandenburg

Reel-Item 1.110: Vera H. Brandon

Vera Haskell Brandon attended Oregon State to receive three bachelor’s degrees and a master’s degree in child development. She then recieved a doctorate in parent education at the University of Iowa, as well as completed graduate studies at the Merill-Palmer School in Detroit. Brandon returned to Oregon State in 1928 as a professor of child development. She was appointed acting dean of home economics in 1950. She also served as the chairman of the family life sub-committee of the governor’s state committee on children and youth and the chairman of the child development and family relations division of the Oregon Home Economics association.

Box-Item 9.36: Vera H. Brandon

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.111: Philip Martin Brandt

Philip Martin Brandt was born in Nevada, Missouri, on August 6, 1888. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1910 and master’s degree in 1913 from the University of Missouri. He worked as the assistant to the dean of agriculture there before being appointed professor of dairy husbandry and head of the dairy department at Oregon State. Brandt worked in this position from 1917 to his retirement in 1957. He also served on the Corvallis City Council in the 1920s and 1930s, and was mayor of Corvallis from 1933 to 1934. Brandt died in 1958.

Reel-Item 1.112: Lynne Breese

Lynne (née Hoffman) Breese graduated from Oregon State in 1963 with a bachelor’s degree in home economics. Breese worked as an Oregon State extension agent in Union and Deschutes Counties before becoming an extension agent-at-large in 1973. She was responsible for many programs in home economics and 4-H.

Reel-Item 1.113: Wilbur Paul Breese

Wilbur Paul Breese was born on July 14, 1924, in St. Lawrence, South Dakota. He graduated in 1951 with a bachelor’s degree and in 1953 with a master’s degree from Oregon State. Breese worked as faculty member in fisheries at Oregon State from 1953 to 1983.

Box-Item 5.107: Wilbur Paul Breese

Box-Item 2.60: William S. Bregar

Reel-Item 1.114: Le Roy Breithaupt

Le Roy Breithaupt was born on November 5, 1886, in Portland, Oregon. He graduated from Oregon State with a bachelor’s degree in general agriculture in 1910. In the years that followed, he held assorted jobs, including superintendent of the Harney Branch Experiment Station in Burns and Malheur county agent. In 1926, he joined Oregon State central extension staff as a specialist in agricultural economics. In the mid-1930s, Breithaupt took a part-time leave of absence to work with the Farm Credit Administration to adjust farm debt. He retired in 1951 and received the title of Extension Agricultural Economist Emeritus.

Reel-Item 1.115: Sereno E. Brett

Sereno E. Brett was born on October 31, 1891, in Oregon. He earned the rank of major as a member of the 326th Battalion Tank Corps in the United States Army during World War I. Brett was awarded the Distinguished Service Cross and the Distinguished Service Medal for his service.

Reel-Item 1.116: Burns W. Brewer

Burns W. Brewer was born on February 20, 1912, in Janesville, Wisconsin. He attended the University of Missouri, graduating with a bachelor’s degree in 1935, a master’s degree in 1936, and a doctorate in 1938. Brewer joined Oregon State as a faculty member in mathematics in 1947.

Reel-Item 1.117: Cyrus Ripley Briggs

Cyrus Ripley Briggs was born on April 20, 1893, in Sioux City, Iowa. He received a bachelor’s degree from Oregon State in 1921. From 1922 to 1932, Briggs worked as a Benton county agent. He was then farm director of KOAC radio until 1936. Beginning in 1937 until his retirement, he worked with the US Department of Agriculture in the office of information, market news service, agricultural conservation program, and production and marketing administration. Briggs died in 1973.

Reel-Item 1.118: Ralph Brindey

Ralph Brindley graduated from the University of Washington School of Forestry in 1949 with a bachelor’s degree. Beginning in 1957, Brindly worked as the production manager of Timber Products Company, in Medford, Oregon. At Oregon State, he served as a representative for the Southern Oregon Conservation and Tree Farm Association at the Forest Research Laboratory. Brindly left this position in 1964 when he left Timber Products Company and joined Josephine Plywood Corporation in Grants Pass, Oregon.

Box-Item 2.61: Dennis R. Briscoe

Box-Item 2.62: Frank W. Brittain

Reel-Item 1.119: Ronald Dean Bro

Ronald Dean Bro was born on May 25, 1933, in Brayton, Iowa. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1955 and a master’s degree in 1958 from Iowa State. He then came to Oregon State, where he received a doctorate of education in 1963. Bro worked at Oregon State beginning in 1962 as an instructor in industrial arts education.

Reel-Item 1.120: Gerald W. Brock

Gerald W. Brock was born on May 12, 1937, in Woodburn, Oregon. He graduated from Oregon State in 1959. That year, Brock became an assistant to the director of housing at Oregon State.

Reel-Item 1.121: Robert L. Brock

Robert L. Brock was born in Waverly, Kansas, on November 28, 1923. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1948 and a master’s degree in 1949 from Oregon State. After graduating, Brock worked as a research engineer at the physical research unit of Boeing from 1951 to 1953. In 1953, he became a faculty member in mathematics at Oregon State.

Box-Item 2.63: Ray F. Brokken

Box-Item 2.64: Kristina M. Brooks

Reel-Item 1.122: Clyde Owen Brown

Clyde Owen Brown was born on December 26, 1934, in Fort Warren, Wyoming. He received a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering in 1960 and a master’s degree in 1961 at Oregon State. While pursuing his graduate degree, Brown worked as a graduate assistant from 1960 to 1961 and became a faculty member in electrical engineering in 1961.

Box-Item 2.65: Dorothy F. Brown

Home Economics

Box-Item 2.66: James Russell Brown

Box-Item 2.67: Karla Brown

Box-Item 5.108: Perry J. Brown

Reel-Item 1.123: Robert D. Brown

Robert D. Brown was born on July 1, 1924, in Whiting, Indiana. He attended Indiana University, graduating with a bachelor’s degree in 1949, a master’s degree in 1950, and a doctorate in 1952. Brown became a faculty member in English at Oregon State in 1952. Brown also served on the Faculty Senate beginning in 1958.

Reel-Item 1.124: William M. Brown, Jr.

William M. Brown, Jr. was born in Hustings, Nebraska. He received an associate’s degree from Modesto Junior College in 1955 and a bachelor’s degree from the University of California, Davis in 1958. From 1958 to 1959, Brown worked as a plant pathologist for the California State Department of Agriculture. He then came to Oregon State, where he graduated with a doctorate in 1965. As a doctoral candidate, he worked as a teaching assistant from 1959 to 1962, and beginning in 1962, a faculty member, in botany.

Reel-Item 1.125: James R. Brownell

James R. Brownell was born in Willmar, California, on May 21, 1929. He received an associate’s degree from Mount San Antonio Junior College (now Mount San Antonio College) in 1949 and a bachelor’s degree from Utah State in 1951. He then attended the University of California, Davis from 1957 to 1963, where he received a master’s degree and a doctorate of veterinary medicine. Brownell worked as a faculty member at Oregon State from 1963 to 1964.

Box-Item 2.68: Deloss A. Brubaker

Reel-Item 1.126: R.E. Brummett

R. E. Brummett was born on February 11, 1934, in Concordia, Kansas. He attended Oregon State for his bachelor’s and master’s degrees, then went on to the University of Oregon Medical School. He became an Oregon State faculty member in pharmacology in 1961.

Box-Item 9.37: R. E. Brummett

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.127: Edward C. Bubl

Edward C. Bubl was born in Cicero, Illinois, on January 15, 1919. He received a bachelor’s degree from the University of Illinois, a master’s degree from the University of Wisconsin, and a doctorate from Oregon State. In 1951, Bubl began work as an Oregon State faculty member. While at Oregon State, he was awarded several research grants totaling $400,000. Amongst these was a $54,000 grant from the National Institutes of Health for a three-year study on metabolism of food additives. Bubl died in 1960.

Box-Item 4.150: William H. Buckley

Water Resources Research

Box-Item 5.109: Robert E. Buckman

Reel-Item 1.128: Thomas Richard Buckman

Thomas Richard Buckman was born on May 3, 1923, in Reno, Nevada. He received a bachelor’s degree in speech at the College of the Pacific in 1947. From 1948 to 1951, he studied Scandinavian and European literature at the University of Stockholm in Sweden. In 1952, Buchman earned a master’s degree in Scandinavian area studies at the University of Minnesota. In 1953, he earned another bachelor’s degree in library science from the University of Minnesota. Buckman became the assistant reference librarian at Oregon State in 1953.

Reel-Item 1.129: Barbara Buckwalter

Barbara Buckwalter was born on February 28, 1933, in American Fork, Utah. She received a bachelor’s degree from Brigham Young University in 1955 and a master’s degree from Oregon State. Buckwalter worked as a graduate and research assistant at Oregon State in the department of clothing, textiles, and related arts from 1956 to 1958 before becoming a faculty member in the same department. She also worked as an economist at the Agricultural Experiment Station.

Box-Item 4.80: David A. Bucy

Mechanical Engineering; Planning and Institutional Research. These materials have been digitized and are available upon request.

Reel-Item 1.130: Carol Buehner

Carol Buehner was born on July 17, 1934, in Cincinnati, Ohio. She received a bachelor’s degree from the University of Cincinnati in 1956 and a master’s degree from Columbia University in 1958. She became a faculty member in home economics at Oregon State in 1959.

Box-Item 2.69: Mark Buettner

Reel-Item 1.131: Jay E. Bulkley

Jay E. Bulkley was born on March 17, 1915, in Burley, Idaho. He attended Hancock Aeronautical College for one year but did not receive a degree. Bulkley then joined the United States Air Force, where he served for fourteen years and earned the rank of master sergeant. He became a faculty member in air science at Oregon State in 1950.

Box-Item 4.81: D. E. Bullis

Agricultural Chemistry

Reel-Item 1.132: Harm Buning

Harm Buning was born on July 31, 1922, in The Hague, the Netherlands. He studied aerospace engineering, and received a bachelor’s degree in 1949 and a master’s degree in 1951. Buning worked as a research assistant, teaching fellow, and lecturer at the University of Michigan before joining the mechanical engineering department at Oregon State as a faculty member.

Box-Item 9.38: Harm Buning

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.133: Edward L. Burchell

Edward L. Burchell was born on February 9, 1913, in Lexington, Oregon. He received a bachelor’s degree from Oregon State in 1939. While studying at Oregon State, he served as the editor of the Barometer from 1937 to 1939. Burchell entered the army in 1940 after receiving commission through ROTC at Oregon State. In 1959, he earned a master’s degree from Harvard Graduate Business School in the advanced management program. Burchell retired from the army for physical disability in 1968 as a colonel. For his service, he received three Legions of Merit, a Bronze Star, and an Air Medal, as well as various awards from the Filipino, Korean, and Vietnamese governments. He became traffic administrator at Oregon State in 1971. He died in 1972.

Box-Item 4.82: William F. Burger

Mathematics

Reel-Item 1.134: Thomas C. Burgess

Thomas C. Burgess was born on July 13, 1920, in Bismarck, North Dakota. He received a bachelor’s degree from Montana State University. He served as an instructor in psychology at the University of Missouri from 1950 to 1953. That year, Burgess became a faculty member in psychology at Oregon State.

Box-Item 5.12: Betty Jane Burkhart

Extension

Box-Item 5.13: David J. Burkhart

Extension

Box-Item 2.70: H. Ray Burkhart

Reel-Item 1.135: Bruce M. Burnett

Bruce M. Burnett was born in Grants Pass, Oregon, on November 17, 1939. He recieved his bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering in 1962 from Oregon State. The same year, Burnett became a commissioned officer in the US Public Health Service. He received a master’s degree in radiation physics in 1966 from Oregon State. Burnett began working as a graduate assistant, and later, an instructor, in the X-Ray Science and Engineering Lab at Oregon State in 1965 while receiving his graduate degree.

Box-Item 5.110: James A. Burr

Box-Item 2.71: Ronald J. Burr

Box-Item 6.2: Nedry V. Burris

Business Affairs

Reel-Item 1.136: Uriel S. Burt

Uriel S. Burt was born on December 26, 1894, in Iowa City, Iowa. In 1918, he registered as a soldier in World War I. After the war, Burt became a member of the Oregon State Extension staff, where he became the first visual education specialist. He worked at Oregon State from 1921 until 1942, when he left to rejoin the US Army. Burt died in 1967.

Box-Item 4.151: Wayne V. Burt

Oceanography. Deceased August, 1991

Reel-Item 1.137: Howard D. Burtchett

Howard D. Burtchett was born in Union City, Tennessee, on October 10, 1924. He received a bachelor’s degree in forestry from Utah State University in 1950 and a master’s in business administration from Lehigh University in 1958. Burtchett served in the US Marine Corps from 1943 to 1946 and the US Army beginning in 1950. He earned the rank of major and became an assistant professor of military science in 1964.

Reel-Item 1.138: John C. Burtner

John Cole Burtner was born on October 2, 1895, in West Fairview, Pennsylvania. He received a bachelor's degree in horticulture from Oregon State in 1923. While an undergraduate student, Burtner worked as the editor of the Oregon Countryman, the school of agriculture’s monthly magazine. He began working as the director of the Oregon State news bureau and editor for the agricultural extension service in 1924. Burtner worked in the bureau for twenty-five years. He died in 1950.

Box-Item 2.72: Irene Butts

Reel-Item 1.139: Joseph Shirey Butts

Joseph Butts was born in 1903 in Indiana. He received a bachelor’s degree in agricultural chemistry from the University of Florida in Gainesville in 1926, a master’s degree from Fordham University in 1929, and his doctorate from the University of Southern California. Butts became a faculty member at Oregon State in 1939 and served as the head of the department of agricultural chemistry at Oregon State beginning in 1946. He also participated in foreign assignments in Europe and the Middle East, including an assignment with the international Atoms of Peace program in Western Europe from 1957-1958. Butts also served as the assistant chief of the biology branch for the US Atomic Energy commission from 1952-1954. He died in 1961.

Box-Item 9.39: Joseph Shirey Butts

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.140: Charles David Byrne

Charles David Byrne was born on February 9, 1895, in Madison, Wisconsin. He received a bachelor’s degree in agricultural journalism in 1921 and a master’s degree in agricultural economics and sociology in 1922 from the University of Wisconsin. Byrne went on to receive a doctorate in educational administration from Stanford University. He worked at Oregon State as the director of the news bureau and the head of industrial journalism from 1929 to 1932 before going on to work for the Oregon System of Higher Education. There, Byrne worked as the director of information from 1932 to 1945, secretary from 1933 to 1953, and chancellor beginning in 1950. He died in 1970.

Box-Item 2.73: John V. Byrne

Reel-Item 1.141: Robert G. Buschman

Robert G. Buschman was born in Portland, Oregon, on April 10, 1927. He received a bachelor’s degree from Reed College in 1949, a master’s degree from the University of Oregon in 1951, and a doctorate from the University of Colorado in 1956. After working as an instructor and associate professor at other universities, he joined Oregon State as a faculty member in math in 1958.

Box-Item 6.3: Dwight Bushnell

Mechanical Engineering

Reel-Item 1.142: Lillian V. Cady

Lillian V. Cady was born on February 23, 1931, in Tacoma, Washington. She attended Washington State, receiving a bachelor’s degree in 1952, a master’s degree in 1961, and a doctorate in 1964. She began working in the Counseling Center at Oregon State in 1963, with the rank of assistant professor. Cady resigned in 1965.

Box-Item 4.152: Robert F. Cain

Food & Dairy

Box-Item 5.111: Clarence A. Calder

Box-Item 2.74: Richard S. Caldwell

Reel-Item 1.143: Robert L. Caldwell

Robert L. Caldwell was born in Niagara Falls, New York, on December 13, 1923. He attended the University of Washington from 1946 to 1958, receiving a bachelor’s, master’s, and doctorate. After graduating, Caldwell became a faculty member in English at Oregon State.

Reel-Item 1.144: William Elmer Caldwell

William E. Caldwell was born on January 26, 1903, in Montana. He received a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering at the Montana School of Mines in 1924, and went on to receive a master’s in 1928 and doctorate in 1930 from the University of Wisconsin. Caldwell worked as an instructor at the University of Wisconsin before joining the faculty at Oregon State as a professor of chemistry in 1930 until 1968, when he retired. He received the Carter and Mosser awards for outstanding teaching. During World War II, Caldwell was an instructor for the Army Chemical Warfare Service and an expert on incendiary bombs. He was also an advisor to the US Geological Survey in Japan and Korea. He died in 1972.

Box-Item 9.40: William Elmer Caldwell

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 4.153: Wheeler Calhoun, Jr.

Agronomy

Reel-Item 1.145: Robert H. Callihan

Robert H. Callihan was born on October 19, 1933, in Spokane, Washington. He received a bachelor’s degree from the University of Idaho in 1957, a master’s degree from Oregon State in 1961, and a doctorate from Oregon State in 1973. Callihan worked at the Central Oregon Branch Experiment Station in Redmond from 1957 to 1960, and became an Oregon State faculty member in agronomy in 1959.

Box-Item 2.75: Homer J. Campbell

Box-Item 4.83: Ronald K. Campbell

Business Administration

Box-Item 2.76: William Campbell

Pharmacy

Box-Item 6.4: William A. Campbell

Music

Reel-Item 1.146: Tilman M. Cantrell

Tilman M. Cantrell was born on December 28, 1915 in Texarkana, Texas. He earned a bachelor’s degree in 1947 and a master’s degree in 1948 from the University of Texas at Austin. Cantrell became an Oregon State staff member in 1952, working as a professor of sociology and the criminal justice program coordinator. He worked in the field of corrections, and in 1973, he received a certificate of recognition from the Benton County Sheriff’s Department for his work in criminal justice and law enforcement. Cantrell died in 1975.

Box-Item 9.41: Tilman M. Cantrell

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 2.77: David A. Capito

Box-Item 5.112: Joseph Capizzi

Box-Item 2.78: David H. Carlson

Box-Item 4.154: Elaine Carlson

Home Economics

Box-Item 4.84: William Carlson

Librarian

Box-Item 2.79: Lynn Carpenter

Box-Item 2.80: Paul Carpenter

Reel-Item 1.147: Edgar Carriere

Edgar Carriere was born on August 5, 1911, in Champlain, New York. He enrolled in the US Army in 1930. Carriere served in the Corps of Engineers, earning the title of Master Sergeant. He became an assistant professor of military science and tactics at Oregon State in 1952.

Box-Item 4.85: George Barr Carson

History

Reel-Item 1.148: David L. Carter

David LaVere Carter was born in Tremonton, Utah, on June 10, 1933. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1955 and a master’s degree in 1956 from Utah State University. Carter then began a doctorate degree at Oregon State in Soil Science, which he defended in 1960. He also worked as a soil scientist for the USDA in the Agricultural Experiment Station beginning in 1956.

Box-Item 5.14: George E. Carter

Crop Science

Reel-Item 1.149: Myrtle Carter

Myrtle Carter was born on October 1, 1905, in Oregon. She attended Oregon State from 1938 to 1941, where she received a bachelor’s degree and master’s degree. Carter also received a certificate from the Traphagen School of Design in 1952. Her service with the Oregon State Extension Service began in 1942 as a Home Demonstration Agent. In 1945, she became the Home Agent-at-Large; in 1946, Acting Specialist in Clothing and Home Furnishing; and later that year, Specialist in Clothing and Home Furnishings. In 1949, Carter was promoted to Home Furnishing Specialist.

Box-Item 4.155: Ruth H. Carter

English. Deceased August, 1993

Reel-Item 1.150: Emery N. Castle

Emery N. Castle was born on April 13, 1923, in Eureka, Kansas. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1948 and a master’s degree in 1950 from Kansas State. He then went on to receive a doctorate from Iowa State. Castle joined the Oregon State faculty in 1954, and became dean of faculty in 1965. In 1972, he became the dean of the graduate school. Castle received the Distinguished Professor Award from the Oregon State Alumni Association in 1970 and the Kansas State Distinguished Services Award in Agriculture award in 1976. In 1975, Castle left Oregon State to join Resources for the Future, Inc., where he served as vice president and senior fellow.

Reel-Item 1.151: Paul H. Castelberry

H. Paul Castleberry was born on June 8, 1921, in Duncan, Oklahoma. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1941 and a master’s degree in 1942 from Texas Technological College, and a doctorate from the University of Chicago in 1949. After graduating, Castleberry became a faculty member in political science at Washington State University. Castleberry was a member of the Northwest Commission on Colleges. He retired from Washington State in 1983.

Reel-Item 1.152: Philip Catalfomo

Philip Catalfomo was born on October 5, 1921, in Providence, Rhode Island. He received a bachelor’s degree from Providence College in 1953, another bachelor’s degree from the University of Connecticut in 1958, a master’s degree in 1960 from the University of Washington, and a doctorate in 1962 from the University of Washington. Catalfomo joined Oregon State pharmacognosy faculty in 1963. He was awarded the Gustavus A. Pfeiffer Memorial Research Postdoctoral Fellowship by the American Foundation for Pharmaceutical Education in 1969. This grant allowed him to conduct research at the University of Switzerland in Zurich during the 1969-1970 academic year. Catalfomo also served as vice chairman in the Academy of Pharmaceutical Sciences.

Box-Item 2.81: Rodney M. Cate

Box-Item 2.82: Gary Causley

Reel-Item 1.153: Frederick Arnold Cervantes

Frederick Arnold Cervantes was born on March 23, 1937, in Susanville, California. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1960 from the University of California at Riverside and a master’s degree in 1965 from the University of Washington. Cervantes joined Oregon State in 1965 as a faculty member in political science. In 1971, he received a grant for postdoctoral study through the National Endowment for the Humanities. Cervantes worked at the University of Texas during the 1971-1972 academic year.

Box-Item 2.83: Ramon A. Chacon

Reel-Item 1.154: Howard Chamberlain

Howard Chamberlain was born in Oakland, California, on March 6, 1929. He received a bachelor’s degree from the University of California at Berkeley and a master’s degree from Oregon State. Chamberlain became a faculty member of business administration in 1963.

Reel-Item 1.155: Willard Joseph Chamberlin

Willard Joseph Chamberlin was born in Cleburne, Texas, on August 12, 1889. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1915 in forestry and a master’s degree in 1921 in entomology from Oregon State. While completing his master’s degree, Chamberlin became a faculty member at Oregon State. He is credited with pioneering the use of planes to spread chemicals on farm crops and forests, inspired by his experience as a flier in World War I. In 1928, Chamberlin also ran a flight school in Corvallis. The school closed the following year due to a crash. From 1923 to 1928, Chamberlin served on the state’s first Board of Aeronautics. In 1930, he received a doctorate from Stanford. He returned to Oregon State. Later on, he served as the Oregon Department commander for the American Legion from 1933-1934 and the senior vice commander for the Oregon Veterans of Foreign Wars. Chamberlin died in 1971.

Reel-Item 1.156: Gladys Dawson Chambers

Gladys (née Dawson) Chambers was born in Akron, Indiana, on April 11, 1889. She received a bachelor’s degree in 1917 and a master’s degree in 1920 from Indiana University. She then did postgraduate studies at the University of Texas and Oregon State. In 1942, Chambers became an instructor in psychology at Oregon State. In 1951, she became the Director of Women’s Programs for KOAC, a radio station associated with Oregon State. She was married to Othniel R. Chambers.

Reel-Item 1.157: O.R. Chambers

Othniel R. Chambers was born on April 19, 1894, in Jasper, Indiana. He graduated from Indiana University in 1922 and received a doctorate from Ohio State in 1926. He became a faculty member and chairman of the psychology department at Oregon State beginning in 1929. Chambers died in 1951. He was married to Gladys Dawson Chambers.

Box-Item 2.84: Dong-Suck Chang

Reel-Item 1.158: Shen Chin Chang

Shen Chin Chang was born in Kiangsu, China. She earned a bachelor’s degree in 1936 from Ginling College. After working for the Kiangsu Christian Rural Service, she became a staff member of Ginling College. In 1939, she was granted the International Friendship Scholarship by the Home Economics Club at Oregon State. She earned a master’s degree in 1940 from Oregon State and was awarded the International Home Economics Fellowship to study at Merill Palmer and Cornell University. She went on to work in Home Economics and Agriculture extension leadership in the United States, and later, China.

Box-Item 9.42: Shen Chin Chang

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.159: Taun Tien Chao

Taun Tien Chao was born on July 2, 1918, in Anhwei (Anhui), China. Chao received a bachelor’s degree in 1942 from National Central University and then worked as a chemist, agronomist, and soil technologist for national agencies in China. Chao came to Oregon State as a research fellow in 1956, and received a master’s degree in 1959 and a doctorate in 1960. Chao worked as a faculty member of soils for the university beginning in 1960.

Box-Item 2.85: Michael H. Chaplin

Reel-Item 1.160: Donald Wallace Chapman

Donald Wallace Chapman was born on September 18, 1930, in Los Angeles, California. He received a bachelor’s degree in forestry in 1953, a master’s degree in fisheries and wildlife in 1957, and a doctorate in fisheries and wildlife in 1961 from Oregon State. He joined Oregon State faculty in 1959. In 1961, Chapman was appointed executive secretary of the Water Resources Research Institute on campus.

Box-Item 4.156: Helen G. Charley

Foods and Nutrition

Reel-Item 1.161: Charles Edward Charman

Charles Edward Charman was born on April 14, 1937, in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. He received a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering in 1959 from Oregon State. Later that year he began a master’s degree and worked as a graduate assistant in electrical engineering.  Charman became an instructor in 1960.

Reel-Item 1.162: Thomas H. Charters

Thomas H. Charters was born on January 16, 1931, in Portland, Oregon. In 1954, he received a bachelor’s degree from Oregon State in industrial engineering. Charters became a faculty member in general engineering at Oregon State in 1958. In the 1960s, he left Oregon State to become a design engineer for Tektronix, Inc.

Reel-Item 1.163: Vernon H. Cheldelin

Vernon H. Cheldelin was born on March 15, 1916 at Clatskanie. He earned a bachelor’s degree in 1937 from Reed College, master’s degree in 1939 from Oregon State, and doctorate degree in 1941 from the University of Texas. After working at the University of Texas and the R. R. Williams Labs in New Jersey, he became a faculty member at Oregon State in chemistry. He was appointed director of the Science Research Institute at Oregon State in 1952. Cheldelin was awarded the Carter Award in 1954. His community involvement included membership on the Governor’s Committee on Science and New Technologies in 1961, as well as membership on the Corvallis Board of Education and the Portland High School Curriculum Study. He died in 1966.

Box-Item 9.43: Vernon H. Cheldelin

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.164: R.P. Chesney

Robert Paul Chesney was born on April 19, 1931, in Watonga, Oklahoma. He received a bachelor’s degree from Oklahoma A&M College. Chesney worked as a soils research assistant at the Sherman Branch Experiment Station.

Box-Item 5.15: Robert William Chick

Dean of Students

Box-Item 2.86: Earnest Arthur Childs

Box-Item 4.157: Herbert E. Childs

English

Box-Item 5.16: Kim K. Ching

Forest Science

Box-Item 2.87: Cary T. Chiou

Box-Item 2.88: Doug W. Cho

Box-Item 2.89: Fred A. Cholick

Box-Item 4.158: Bert E. Christensen

Chemistry. Deceased 1993

Box-Item 5.113: Dorothy J. Christensen

Extension

Reel-Item 1.165: Hal S. Christensen

Hal S. Christensen was born on October 17, 1922, in Logan, Utah. He received a bachelor’s degree from Utah State in 1950. He served in World War II and the Korean War, becoming a captain in the Signal Corps. In 1952, Christensen became an assistant professor of military science and tactics.

Reel-Item 1.166: Harvey DeVon Christensen

Harvey DeVon Christensen was born on April 6, 1920, in Challis, Idaho. He received a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Washington in 1943, a master’s degree in mechanical engineering from Oregon State in 1950, and a doctorate in engineering mechanics from Stanford in 1958. Christensen became a faculty member in mechanical engineering at Oregon State in 1947.

Box-Item 4.159: Leno V. Christensen

Ag Education

Reel-Item 1.167: S. Kent Christensen

S. Kent Christensen attended Utah State University and Cornell University and served on the staff of both institutions before joining Oregon State as a faculty member in 1955 in agricultural economics. In 1960, he left Oregon State after being named economist and agricultural counsel for the National Association of Food Chains. Christensen also served as a member of the National Poultry Survey Committee and the chairman of the Western Regional Dairy Technical Committee and chairman of Oregon’s Milk Audit advisory board.

Box-Item 9.44: S. Kent Christensen

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.168: Thomas L. Churchill

Thomas L. Churchill was born on August 8, 1935, in Roseburg, Oregon. He received a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from Oregon State in 1958. That year, Churchill became a faculty member in electrical engineering at Oregon State.

Reel-Item 1.169: Arthur M. Ciagne, Jr.

Arthur M. Ciagne, Jr., was born in Detroit, Michigan, on July 26, 1940. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1962 from the University of Detroit and a master’s of business administration in 1963 from Ohio State. Ciagne became a faculty member in accounting at Oregon State in 1963.

Reel-Item 1.170: Charles Alfred Claridge

Charles Alfred Claridge was born on September 5, 1921, in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1943 from the University of British Columbia and a doctorate in 1953 from Iowa State. That year, Claridge became a research assistant studying the metabolism of wheat smut fungus at Oregon State.

Reel-Item 1.171: Ava B. Milam Clark

Ava Milam Clark was born on November 27, 1884, in Macon County, Missouri. She received a bachelor’s degree in 1910 and a master’s in 1911 at the University of Chicago. She became a faculty member in the Home Economics Department at Oregon State in 1911 and became dean of the school in 1917. She oversaw the department until she retired in 1950. In 1932, Milam was appointed Director of Home Economics for the Oregon State System of Higher Education. She also served as a home economics advisor to Syria and Iraq for the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization. Milam was also known for her extension work in home economics abroad. She traveled to countries including China, Korea, and Japan, taking along students from Oregon State as well as establishing scholarship funds for home economics students in those countries to study at Oregon State. She received the Distinguished Service Award from Oregon State in 1966 and from Yonsei University in 1968. Milam died in 1976.

Box-Item 9.45: Ava B. Milam Clark

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 2.90: Catherine R.B. Clark

Reel-Item 1.172: Charles Lester Clark

Charles Lester Clark was born on November 17, 1917 in San Jose, California. He received a bachelor’s degree and master’s degree from Stanford University in 1941 and a doctorate from the University of Virginia in 1944. Clark was a math department faculty member from 1944-1957, when he left to work at California State University in Los Angeles.

Box-Item 9.46: Charles Lester Clark

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 5.114: Elsie K. Clark

Box-Item 4.160: Harry Edwin Clark

Extension Resource Development Specialist

Reel-Item 1.173: Ralph Barlow Clark

Ralph Barlow Clark was born in Farmington, Utah, on September 12, 1933. He received a bachelor’s degree from Brigham Young University in 1957, a master’s degree from Utah State in 1959, and a doctorate from University of California at Los Angeles in 1962. That year, Clark became a faculty member in botany and plant physiology at Oregon State.

Reel-Item 1.174: Robert Ralph Clark

Robert Ralph Clark was born on March 11, 1904, in Jewell, Kansas. He received a bachelor’s degree in horticulture in 1925 and a master’s degree in 1938 from Oregon State. Clark began his service at Oregon State in 1945 as a faculty member in horticulture and external horticulture specialist. He died in 1965.

Box-Item 9.47: Robert Ralph Clark

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 2.91: LeeAnn Clarke (Miller)

Box-Item 5.115: Ronald O. Clarke

Reel-Item 1.175: Vernon A. Clarkson

Vernon A. Clarkson was born on April 19, 1921, in Tacoma, Washington. He received a bachelor’s degree from Washington State and a master’s degree from Oregon State. Clarkson worked as a faculty member in horticulture at Oregon State from 1951 to 1957.

Reel-Item 1.176: Peter L. Clary

Peter L. Clary was born on October 19, 1934, in Providence, Rhode Island. He received a bachelor’s degree from Seattle University in 1957 and a doctorate of veterinary medicine from Washington State in 1964. Clary worked in a private veterinary practice until 1965, when he became an associate research veterinarian at Oregon State.

Reel-Item 1.177: Thomas T. Claudson

Thomas T. Claudson was born on April 25, 1933, in Pratt, Kansas. He received a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering in 1955 from the University of Washington, a master’s degree in mechanical engineering in 1958 from Oregon State, and a doctorate in 1962. In 1960, he became a faculty member in mechanical engineering at Oregon State.

Reel-Item 1.178: Stanley A. Clayes

Stanley A. Clayes was born in Brookline, Massachusetts, on July 4, 1922. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1946 from Ursinus College in Pennsylvania. Clayes then went on to the University of Pennsylvania to receive a master’s degree and a doctorate in 1950. Clayes joined Oregon State faculty in English in 1950.

Box-Item 2.92: Diane B. Clayton

Reel-Item 1.179: Leslie A. Clayton

Leslie A. Clayton was born on July 18, 1919, in Salt Lake City, Utah. He attended the University of Colorado, receiving a bachelor’s degree in 1941. In 1947, Clayton became a faculty member in chemical engineering at Oregon State. In 1949, he returned to the University of Colorado to receive a master’s degree in chemical engineering. Clayton continued working at Oregon State after graduating.

Reel-Item 1.180: Laura M. Cleaveland

Laura M. Cleaveland was born in Prophetstown, Illinois, on May 30, 1905. In 1930, she received a bachelor’s degree in home economics education from Iowa State and in 1941, a master’s degree in institution management from Oregon State. In 1946, Cleaveland became a faculty member in institutional management at Oregon State and director of the men’s cafeteria. Later on, she became the manager of the Memorial Union Dining Service.

Box-Item 5.116: David A. Cleaves

Reel-Item 1.181: James V. Clements

James V. Clements was born on March 13, 1920, in Liberty, Kentucky. He joined the United States army in 1936. In 1953, Clements became sergeant major with the Oregon State ROTC.

Reel-Item 1.182: Frances Clinton

Frances Clinton was born on August 11, 1902, in Chehalis, Washington. She earned a bachelor’s degree from the College of Puget Sound in 1925 and a master’s degree from Oregon State in 1930. She conducted postgraduate studies at Cornell, Columbia, and Colorado State. In 1945, she became an assistant state home economics extension leader at Oregon State.

Reel-Item 1.183: Riley J. Clinton

Riley J. Clinton was born on April 12, 1894, in Bangert, Missouri. He received a master’s degree from Missouri State and a doctorate of education from Stanford. Clinton became a faculty member in education at Oregon State in 1948, serving until his retirement in 1964. He died in 1967.

Reel-Item 1.184: Upton Close

Upton Close was the pen name of Joseph Washington Hall. He was born in Kelso, Washington, on February 27, 1894. He gained notoriety as a radio commentator in the 1920s, and later became an author. Close also worked as a professor of Asiatic Culture at the University of Washington. He is now remembered as anti-Communist and antisemitic. He died in 1960.

Reel-Item 1.185: L.C. Cochran

L.C. Cochran was born on April 5, 1906, in Frankfort, Indiana. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1928 from Purdue University and master’s and doctorate degrees in 1936 from Michigan State University. Beginning in 1941, he worked for the US Department of Agriculture as Chief of Fruit and Nut Crops in the California, Florida, and Maryland branches. In 1969, Cochran left the USDA and worked part-time as professor of botany and plant pathology at Oregon State in 1969.

Box-Item 9.48: L.C. Cochran

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.186: Glenn Frank Cochrane, Jr.

Glenn Frank Cochrane, Jr., was born on December 2, 1935, in Stillwater, Oklahoma. He received a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering from Oklahoma State in 1957 and a master’s degree in mechanical engineering from Kansas State in 1961. He joined Oregon State faculty in mechanical and industrial engineering in 1963.

Reel-Item 1.187: Robert W. Coffin

Robert W. Coffin was born in Boise, Idaho, on March 11, 1937. He received a bachelor’s degree from the University of Oregon in 1958. Coffin worked as the chief programmer for the Department of ADP and Biomathematics for the Oregon Regional Primate Research Center in Beaverton, Oregon, beginning in 1962.

Box-Item 2.93: A. Michael Colbert

Box-Item 2.94: Ralph Colby

Ralph Colby was born on August 13, 1894, in Wayzata, Minnesota. He received a bachelor's degree in 1916 and a master's degree in 1917 from the University of Minnesota. Colby earned a doctorate degree from the University of Illinois in 1928. He came to Oregon State that year as a member of the English department. In 1949, he became the Dean of the Lower Division, and in 1960, he became the first Dean of Humanities and Social Sciences at Oregon State. In 1962, he retired from his administrative position and continued working as a full-time professor in the English department.

Reel-Item 1.188: Ralph Colby

Box-Item 9.49: Ralph Colby

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.189: Georgia Cole

Georgia Cole was born on November 5, 1907, in Maxwell, Iowa. She attended Rockford College in Illinois, where she received a bachelor’s degree in 1930. She worked at Montana State through the 1940s and 1950s before joining the Oregon State editorial staff in 1960 as Assistant Director of Publications, where she served until her retirement in 1966.

Reel-Item 1.190: Henry T. Cole

Henry T. Cole was born in Los Angeles, California, on June 26, 1920. He attended Oregon State, where he received a bachelor’s degree in 1959 and a masters in education in 1961. Cole worked part-time as an instructor at Oregon State as a student from 1958 to 1959.

Box-Item 2.95: Samuel L. Cole

Box-Item 4.86: Ralph Orval Coleman

Physical Education; Baseball Coach

Box-Item 2.96: Barbara Margaret Coles

Box-Item 2.97: Vance "Pinto" Colvig

Box-Item 5.18: Robert Collins

Marketing

Reel-Item 1.191: Salvatore Comitini

Salvatore Comitini was born on February 6, 1928, in New York, New York. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1951 and a master’s degree in 1955 from the University of Alabama. Comitini worked as a faculty member at Oregon State beginning in 1959.

Box-Item 4.161: Mary Tingley Compton

Courtesy appointment in Horticulture.

Box-Item 4.162: O.C. (Oliver Cecil) Compton

Horticulture

Box-Item 2.98: Susan G. Conard

Box-Item 2.99: Edward Joseph Condon

Box-Item 2.100: J. Richard Connelly

Reel-Item 1.192: Robert D. Connolly, Jr.

Robert D. Connolly, Jr., was born on January 2, 1917, in Phillipsburg, New Jersey. He received a bachelor’s degree from Lafayette College in Pennsylvania in 1940. Connolly joined the US army in 1941. He became a major in the Signal Corps, and in 1960, came to Oregon State as an associate professor of military science and tactics.

Box-Item 2.101: Patrick Edward Connor

Reel-Item 1.193: Carol E. Conrad

Carol E. Conrad was born on November 10, 1929, in Oregon. He attended Oregon State, where he received a bachelor’s degree in 1956 and a master’s degree in 1959. Conrad began working for the Bureau of Land Management in 1955, becoming a junior range conservationist in 1956.

Box-Item 5.117: Richard H. Converse

Box-Item 5.17: Clive W. Cook

Clackamas County Extension

Box-Item 2.102: Patricia M. Coolican

Reel-Item 1.194: Lawrence D. Coolidge

Lawrence D. Coolidge was born December 30, 1913, in Schenectady, New York. He received a bachelor’s degree from Columbia College in 1936. He then studied at Columbia University, earning a master’s degree in 1938 and a doctorate in 1950. Coolidge began his service at Oregon State in 1948. In 1953, he became chairman of the Department of Business Administration.

Box-Item 5.118: Wilbur T. Cooney

Reel-Item 1.195: Benjamin Franklin Cooper, Jr.

Benjamin Franklin Cooper, Jr., was born in Warsaw, North Carolina, on November 22, 1924. He studied at the University of North Carolina, where he earned two bachelor’s degrees in 1947 and 1950. The second of these degrees was in pharmacy. He then received a master’s degree in 1951 and a doctorate in 1955. Cooper became an associate professor in pharmacy at Oregon State in 1957.

Reel-Item 1.196: Martin Portman Coopey

Martin Portman Coopey was born in Portland, Oregon, on May 26, 1911. He received a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering from Oregon State in 1936. Coopey began working as a faculty member at Oregon State in 1941. He was promoted to professor of civil engineering in 1953.

Box-Item 5.119: Peter J. Copek

Reel-Item 1.197: Robert O. Coppedge

Robert O. Coppedge was born on January 13, 1942, in Rotan, Texas. He attended New Mexico State University. In 1965, he received a bachelor’s degree in economics, and in 1967, a master’s degree in agricultural economics. Coppedge became an Oregon State Extension Agricultural Economist in 1968.

Box-Item 2.103: Stanley E. Corder

Box-Item 2.104: Arthur T. Corey

Reel-Item 1.198: Robert W. Corlew

Robert W. Corlew was born on April 12, 1936, in Colfax, Washington. He attended Washington State, receiving a bachelor’s degree in 1954 and a master’s degree in 1963. After graduating. Corlew began a doctorate in electrical engineering at Oregon State. At the same time, Corlew worked as an instructor in electrical engineering.

Reel-Item 1.199: John Franklin Corliss

John Franklin Corliss was born on March 26, 1931, in Yakima, Washington. He received a bachelor’s degree from Washington State in 1953. He then went on to Iowa State, where he received a master’s degree in 1955 and a doctorate in 1958. That year, he worked as an assistant professor and assistant soil scientist with the Oregon State Agricultural Experiment Station.

Reel-Item 1.200: Holly A. Cornell

Holly A. Cornell graduated from Oregon State with a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering in 1938. He received a master’s degree in structural engineering from Yale in 1940. He served as a lieutenant corporal in the US Army Engineer Corps. In 1946, he and three other Oregon State alumni and veterans formed an engineering and consulting firm in Corvallis, CH2M Hill. This became a worldwide engineering firm. Cornell died in 1997.

Reel-Item 1.201: Everett S. Cortright

Everett S. Cortright was born on July 12, 1906, in New Hartford, Iowa. He received a bachelor’s degree from Iowa State Teachers College in 1927 and a master’s degree from the University of Michigan in 1941. Cortright became a faculty member of speech in 1944 and was promoted to professor in 1957. While at Oregon State, Cortright also directed many plays. He died in 1976.

Box-Item 4.163: J. Ritchie Cowan

Crop Science

Box-Item 2.105: Nancy A. Corwin

Box-Item 2.106: Joseph M. Cousins

Reel-Item 1.202: George B. Cox

George B. Cox was born on September 24, 1896, in Franklin, Missouri. He received a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering at the University of Missouri in 1919 and a master’s degree education at Oregon State in 1940. In 1927, Cox became the head of the departments of the industrial arts, industrial education, and industrial engineering. He retired in 1961 and died in 1973.

Box-Item 5.120: Joseph R. Cox

Reel-Item 1.203: Leroy E. Cox

LeRoy E. Cox was born in Glenns Ferry, Idaho, on November 9, 1919. In 1951, he received a bachelor’s degree from Oregon State in math. He became a faculty member in general engineering at Oregon State in 1954.

Box-Item 5.121: Duane L. Coyier

Box-Item 2.107: Priscilla Crabtree

Box-Item 4.87: Irene Louise Craft

Serials Librarian

Box-Item 2.108: Charles D. Craig

Reel-Item 1.204: David M. Craig

David M. Craig received a bachelor’s degree from Oregon State in 1948. After graduating, he worked for companies including the Pacific Northwest Bell and the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company. Craig was appointed assistant vice president of general research with the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co. in the 1960s.

Box-Item 5.19: Richard P. Craig

Extension

Reel-Item 1.205: Willard Maxson Craig

Willard Maxson Craig was born on January 30, 1905, in Grand Island, Nebraska. He earned a bachelor’s degree in accounting from Oregon State in 1926, a master’s degree in business administration in finance from the University of Washington in 1930, and a law degree from the University of Washington in 1936. Craig became a faculty member at Oregon State in 1938 in business administration. He died in 1967.

Box-Item 9.50: Willard Maxson Craig

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Box-Item 2.109: Mary M. Cramer

Reel-Item 1.206: Theodore Putman Cramer

Theodore Putman Cramer was born on November 11, 1894 in Grants Pass, Oregon. He attended Oregon State and earned a bachelor’s degree from the School of Commerce in 1918. The following year, he served as the general manager of student activities before moving on from Oregon State. Cramer also served as a member of the House of Representatives in Oregon from 1923-1927 as a representative of Josephine County and the president of the Grants Pass Chamber of Commerce from 1938-1940. He died in 1945.

Box-Item 9.51: Theodore Putman Cramer

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Reel-Item 1.207: Fred R. Crawford

Fred R. Crawford was born on April 3, 1916, in Winters, Texas. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1941 from Santa Barbara State. He then went on to the University of Southern California, where he received a master’s degree in education in 1945 and a doctorate of education in 1947. After working at Knox College and Arizona State, Crawford became a faculty member of psychology at Oregon State in 1960.

Box-Item 2.110: Lawrence Crawford

Box-Item 2.111: Phillip Crawford

Reel-Item 1.208: Anna M. Creekmore

Anna M. Creekmore was born in Pine Knot, Kentucky, on May 15, 1922. She studied home economics at the University of Tennessee, where she received a bachelor’s degree in 1945 and a master’s degree in 1950. In 1963, she earned a doctorate in clothing from Pennsylvania State. That year, she became an associate professor of clothing, textiles, and related arts at Oregon State. She died in 2021.

Box-Item 2.112: Michael O. Creighton

Reel-Item 1.209: Richard B. Crittenden

Richard B. Crittenden was born on November 27, 1932, in Oretown, Oregon. He received a bachelor’s degree from Willamette University in 1957, a master’s degree from the University of Illinois in 1959, and a doctorate from the University of Oregon in 1964. He began working as a faculty member in mathematics at Oregon State in 1964.

Reel-Item 1.210: Jack G. Croeni

Jack G. Croeni was born on September 23, 1925, in Hillsboro, Oregon. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1950 and after serving in the US Air Force from 1951-1953, he earned a master’s degree in 1957 from Oregon State. Croeni spent the 50s jointly working for Oregon State as a faculty member in engineering and as an instructor for the United States Air Force. In 1957, he settled into an instructor position in the department of mechanical engineering.

Box-Item 9.52: Jack G. Croeni

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Box-Item 5.122: Howard L. Croff

Reel-Item 1.211: Robert J. Cross

Robert J. Cross was born on October 23, 1922, in Chicago, Illinois. He served with the United States Navy in World War II, earning the rank of lieutenant. Cross saw service overseas in China. In 1946, he received a bachelor’s degree from Carleton College in Minnesota. He then went on to receive a master’s degree from the University of Washington in 1955, where he studied Chinese language and history. Cross became the assistant engineering librarian at Oregon State in 1959.

Reel-Item 1.212: George Edward Crossen

George E. Crossen was born on July 21, 1905, in St. Paul, Minnesota. He earned a bachelor’s degree in pharmacy in 1933, a master’s degree in 1937, and a doctorate degree in 1940 from the University of Minnesota. Crossen worked at the University of Minnesota and as dean and professor at Drake University before becoming dean and professor of pharmacy at Oregon State. Under his leadership, Oregon State was one of the first colleges to adopt a five-year pharmacy curriculum that is now an educational standard. Crossen received outstanding achievement awards from his alma mater, as well as an award for “outstanding service to pharmaceutical education” from the Rexall Drug Company. He died in 1958.

Box-Item 9.53: George Edward Crossen

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Reel-Item 1.213: John E. Crow

John E. Crow was born in Seattle, Washington, on September 17, 1934. He received a bachelor’s degree from the University of Washington in 1957 and a master’s degree from the University of Chicago in 1959. In 1963, Crow became a faculty member in political science at Oregon State.

Reel-Item 1.214: Alex Cruickshank

Alex Cruickschank was born in 1907 in Yamhill County, Oregon. Inspired by a visit from Oregon State agricultural club leaders, he and his elementary school classmates began a pig club in 1917. After ten years of service in the club, he won best volunteer local club leader and the Moses Leadership trophy. He studied agriculture at Oregon State and continued his agricultural club work, beginning a club summer school. He died in 1971.

Reel-Item 1.215: Ward L. Cuff

Ward L. Cuff was born on August 13, 1912, in Redwood Falls, Minnesota. He received a bachelor’s degree in education from Marquette University in 1937. In 1951, Cuff became an assistant football coach for Oregon State.

Box-Item 2.113: Charles Henry Culberson

Reel-Item 1.216: Jon Clark Cummings

Jon Clark Cummings was born on April 30, 1930, in Saranac Lake, New York. He attended Stanford University, where he received a bachelor’s degree in 1952, a master’s degree in 1956, and a doctorate in 1958. That year, he became a faculty member at Oregon State in geology.

Box-Item 2.114: Elizabeth Simpson Curl

Box-Item 2.115: Herbert Curl, Jr.

Box-Item 2.116: Donald Curran

Reel-Item 1.217: Howard Eugene Cushman

Howard Eugene Cushman was born on November 11, 1921, in Wasco, Oregon. He received a bachelor’s degree from Oregon State. He served on the State Soil Conservation Committee from 1946 to 1952. That year, he became a soil conservation specialist at Oregon State.

Box-Item 2.117: Norman Cutshall

Reel-Item 1.218: Benjamin Dunlap Dagwell

Benjamin Dunlap Dagwell was born in Susquehanna, Pennsylvania, on July 1, 1890. He graduated from the University of Cincinnati in 1913 and from the Seabury Divinity School in 1916. Dagwell served as a deacon and priest across New Jersey, Colorado, and in 1936, became the bishop of the Diocese of Oregon.

Box-Item 2.118: Cliff Dahm

Reel-Item 1.219: Hursey A. Dakin

Hursey A. Dakin was born in Freewater, Oregon, on March 21, 1895. He enlisted in the US Army in 1918, and served abroad during World War I. He earned the rank of corporal and received a Distinguished Service Cross for his actions during the Battle of Argonne Forest. He was named Oregon’s World War I Hero in the Living Hall of Fame. After the war, he studied electrical engineering at Oregon State.

Reel-Item 1.220: Homer M. Dalbey

Homer M. Dalbey was born on February 4, 1927, in Chicago, Illinois. He received a bachelor’s degree from Indiana University in 1949, a master’s degree from the University of Illinois in 1952, and a doctorate from Northwestern University in 1958. Dalbey became a faculty member in business administration at Oregon State in 1958.

Box-Item 2.119: E. Lawrence Dale

Reel-Item 1.221: Edward A. Daly

Edward A. Daly was born in Edgewater, California, on June 7, 1925. He studied mechanical engineering, receiving a bachelor’s degree in 1950 from New Mexico State and a master’s degree from Michigan State in 1951. Daly became a faculty member of mechanical engineering at Oregon State in 1957. He also served on Oregon State’s Radiation Safety Committee, Radiation Center Planning Committee, and was chairman of the Nuclear Reactor Operations Committee.

Box-Item 5.123: Charles W. Dane

Box-Item 2.120: Jack A. Danley

Reel-Item 1.222: Robert Horniman Dann

Robert Horniman Dann was born on November 11, 1889, in Brighton, England. He completed studies at many colleges, including Harvard University, the University of Pennsylvania, Harvard University, and the University of Washington. Dann received his bachelor’s degree from Pacific College at Newberg, and his masgter's from Haverford College. Dann became a faculty member at Oregon State in 1927 in economics and sociology, where he worked until his retirement in 1956. Dann also served as president of the Oregon Prison Association from 1946 to 1952 and was a chairman of the Benton County Red Cross from 1939 to 1941. He died in 1959.

Box-Item 9.54: Robert Horniman Dann

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Box-Item 2.121: Felix J. Darcy

Reel-Item 1.223: Robert L. Darcy

Robert L. Darcy was born on May 21, 1928, in Chicago, Illinois. He received a bachelor’s degree from Knox College in 1950, a master’s degree from Indiana University in 1953, and a doctorate from the University of Colorado in 1957. Darcy became a faculty member in economics at Oregon State in 1957.

Reel-Item 1.224: Laurence Edwin Darlington

Laurence Edwin Darlington was born on September 10, 1900, in Chicago, Illinois. He attended the Georgia School of Technology, where he earned a certificate with honors in 1921. He then went on to Oregon State, where he received a bachelor’s degree in 1932 and a master’s degree in 1934 in vocational education. Darlington also served in the US Army from 1919 to 1948, earning a Bronze Star and the French Croix de Guerre. He became a faculty member at Oregon State in 1921 and an assistant professor in 1948. Darlington also served as assistant Dean of Men. He died in 1956.

Box-Item 5.124: E. Julius Dasch

Reel-Item 1.225: Alexander Norman Davidson

Alexander Norman Davidson was born on March 2, 1920, in New York, New York. He received a bachelor’s degree from Columbia University in 1947, a master’s of business administration from New York University in 1948, and a bachelor of laws at the University of Denver in 1955. Davidson became a faculty member of business administration at Oregon State in 1956. He resigned in 1967.

Box-Item 2.122: Thomas P. Davidson

Box-Item 2.123: William D. Davidson

Box-Item 4.164: William A. Davies

Forest Engineering

Reel-Item 1.226: Donald Evan Davis

Donald Evan Davis was born on March 13, 1923, in Los Angeles, California. He received a bachelor’s degree from the University of California, Los Angeles, in 1947, a master’s degree from Northwestern University in 1948, and a doctorate in education from the University of Oregon in 1953. Davis became an assistant professor of music at Oregon State in 1955. He resigned in 1958.

Box-Item 2.124: Elizabeth Anne Davis

Reel-Item 1.227: George Balfour Davis

George B. Davis was born on April 6, 1915, in Ontario, Oregon. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1939 and a master’s degree in 1943 from Oregon State. He also completed postgraduate studies at the University of Chicago. In 1941, Davis became a faculty member in agricultural economics at Oregon State. He served as a marine officer in the Pacific Theater of World War II and returned to his position at Oregon State at the end of the war. He also served as a marketing specialist on assignment to Thailand with the Council on Economic and Cultural Affairs for two months before his death. Davis died in 1962.

Box-Item 9.55: George Balfour Davis

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Reel-Item 1.228: Howard F. Davis

Howard F. Davis was born in 1931 in Milwaukie, Oregon. He received a bachelor’s degree and a master’s degree in electrical engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He then received a doctorate in physics from the University of Rochester in 1960. Davis became a faculty member at Oregon State in 1968, teaching physics. He died in 1978.

Box-Item 2.125: Philip B. Davis

Reel-Item 1.229: R.L. Davis

R. L. Davis was born on September 10, 1921, in Kennedy, Alabama. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1943 from the Alabama Polytechnic Institute. Davis then attended Purdue University from 1946 to 1950, where he received a master’s and doctorate. He was a visiting professor at Oregon State from 1959 to 1960, working as an agronomist.

Reel-Item 1.230: Robert William Davis

Robert William Davis was born on November 1, 1934, in Portland, Oregon. He received a bachelor’s degree from Seattle University in 1956 and a master’s degree at the University of Portland in 1962. He worked as a graduate assistant at the University of Portland before becoming a faculty member at Oregon State in counseling in 1962.

Box-Item 9.56: Robert William Davis

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Box-Item 2.126: Ronald A. Davis

Box-Item 5.125: Wilbur Arthur Davis

Box-Item 4.165: William E. Davis

Reel-Item 1.231: Eugene Vincent Davison

Eugene Vincent Davison was born on July 8, 1932, in Santa Monica, California. He received a bachelor’s degree from Oregon State in 1960. Davison was then employed by the university, working as the assistant director of publications.

Reel-Item 1.232: Mellissa Martin Dawes

Melissa Martin Dawes received bachelor’s degrees from the University of Oregon and Oregon State, and a master’s degree from Columbia University. She became a faculty member of modern languages at Oregon State in 1915 and headed the department of modern languages from 1933 to 1960, when she retired. Dawes served in several organizations, including the American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese, where she worked as the president and secretary.

Reel-Item 1.233: James Kaye Dawson

James Kaye Dawson was born on November 27, 1915, in Tulsa, Oklahoma. He received a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from the Oklahoma A&M College in 1940, a master’s degree in mechanical engineering and mechanical engineering technology from Oklahoma University in 1951, and pursued postgraduate studies at Colorado School of Mines. Dawson became a faculty member at Oregon State in 1955 in the department of mechanical engineering.

Box-Item 9.57: James Kaye Dawson

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Box-Item 5.126: Murray D. Dawson

Box-Item 2.127: Robert H. Dawson

Box-Item 2.128: Orysia Dawydiak

Reel-Item 1.234: Edgar Allan Day

Edgar Allen Day was born on September 11, 1928, in Romney, West Virginia. He received a bachelor’s degree from the University of Maryland in 1953, and attended Penn State University to receive a master’s degree in 1955 and a doctorate in 1957. Day became a faculty member at Oregon State in 1958 in dairy food science. He earned awards from the American Chemical Society and the Institute of Food Technologies in recognition for his work in dairy science and food research. He resigned from Oregon State in 1965 to become the vice-president and director of research and development with International Flavors and Fragrances, Inc.

Box-Item 9.58: Edgar Allan Day

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Reel-Item 1.235: John Arthur Day

John Arthur Day was born on May 24, 1913, in Salina, Kansas. He received a bachelor’s degree from Colorado College. After completing a certificate in meteorology in 1937 at the Boeing School of Aeronautics, he went on to receive a master’s degree from Oregon State in 1952. Day worked as an instructor of physics from 1946 to 1955, when he resigned.

Box-Item 5.127: Glen D. Dealy

Reel-Item 1.236: Harold K. Dean

Harold K. Dean began working for the Umatilla Field Station with the Oregon State Extension Service in 1912. In 1917, he became superintendent. He was recognized for increasing livestock herds, conducting the only turkey research in Oregon, and improving crop production by recognizing frost hazards.

Reel-Item 1.237: Richard H. Dearborn

Richard H. Dearborn was born on November 2, 1847, in Salem, Oregon. He received a bachelor’s degree from Willamette University in 1895 and an electrical engineering degree from Cornell University in 1900. The next year, he joined the electrical engineering faculty at the University of Oregon and became department head in 1903. He remained in this position when the electrical engineering departments at University of Oregon and Oregon State merged in 1914. From 1934 to 1944, Dearborn worked as the dean of the Department of Engineering. He was inducted into the Engineering Hall of Fame in 1998.

Reel-Item 1.238: Louis W. de Backer

Louis W. de Backer was born on September 20, 1937, in Brussels, Belgium. He received a master’s degree in agricultural engineering in 1961 from the Université de Louvain in Belgium. He then received a doctorate in soil physics from the University of Illinois in 1965. de Backer then performed research in hydrology at Oregon State until he resigned in 1967.

Reel-Item 1.239: Terry Debay

Terry Debay was born on August 4, 1933, in California. He received a bachelor’s degree from the University of California in Los Angeles. After graduating, Debay served in the US Air Force as a pilot for two and a half years. He then became a football coach at Oregon State in 1955.

Box-Item 5.128: John C. Decius

Reel-Item 1.240: Noble S. Deckard

Box-Item 5.20: David S. DeCalesta

Extension Wildlife Specialist

Box-Item 4.88: Charles A. DeDeurwaerder

Architecture and Landscape Architecture

Reel-Item 1.241: Ira Washington Deep

Ira Washington Deep was born on July 26, 1927, in Dover, Tennessee. He received a bachelor’s degree from Miami University in 1950, a master’s degree from the University of Tennessee in 1952, and a doctorate from Oregon State in 1956. Deep became a faculty member in botany at Oregon State in 1953.

Reel-Item 1.242: Kenneth Deffeyes

Kenneth Deffeyes was born on December 26, 1931, in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. He studied geological engineering, receiving a bachelor’s degree from the Colorado School of Mines in 1953 and a doctorate from Princeton University in 1959. Deffeyes taught briefly at the University of Minnesota and Oregon State before returning to Princeton as a faculty member. While at Oregon State, he worked as an associate professor of oceanography and gave a campus lecture series entitled “The Seven Seas.”

Reel-Item 1.243: Peter Dehlinger

Peter Dehlinger was born in Berlin, Germany, on October 3, 1917. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1940 from the University of Michigan. Dehlinger then went on to the California Institute of Technology to receive a master’s degree in 1943 and a doctorate in 1950. In 1962, he became a professor of geophysics at Oregon State. Dehlinger became the first director of the University of Connecticut’s Institute of Marine Science in 1968.

Box-Item 2.129: Richard J. Deichl

Reel-Item 1.244: Max Walker deLaubenfels

Max Walker deLaubenfels was born on May 9, 1894, in Mount Pleasant, Iowa. He received a bachelor’s degree from Oberlin College in 1916 and attended Stanford University to earn a master’s degree in 1926 and a doctorate in 1929. He became a professor of zoology at Oregon State in 1950. While at Oregon State, deLaubenfels completed several individual research projects with national and international institutions, including the National Research Institute and the Carnegie Institute. He also worked for a time as the biographical abstract section editor for Who’s Who of America. DeLaubenfels died in 1958.

Box-Item 9.59: Max Walker deLaubenfels

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Box-Item 2.130: Harold H. Demarest, Jr.

Reel-Item 1.245: Laurelmae Jack Dempster

Laurelmae Jack Dempster was born on February 11, 1918, in Portland, Oregon. She attended Mills College and received a bachelor’s degree in 1939. While no other academic degrees are known, she was a graduate student at Oregon State from 1953-1954 and matriculated at the University of Oregon Medical School before she married Dr. Richard Dempster, who was a professor in the department of physics at Oregon State.

Box-Item 9.60: Laurelmae Jack Dempster

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Reel-Item 1.246: Richard Roy Dempster

Richard Roy Dempster was born on April 28, 1908, in Oakland, California. He attended the University of California at Berkeley to receive a bachelor’s degree in 1930, a master’s degree in 1931, and a doctorate in 1942. Dempster became a faculty member at Oregon State in 1944 in the department of physics.

Box-Item 9.61: Richard Roy Dempster

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Reel-Item 1.247: La Rea June Dennis

La Rea June Dennis was born on July 25, 1935, in Grants Pass, Oregon. Dennis received a bachelor’s degree from Willamette University in 1957 and a master’s degree in 1959 from Oregon State. During this time, Dennis worked as a research assistant at the Oregon State herbarium. After graduating, Dennis became curator of the herbarium and an instructor of botany.

Reel-Item 1.248: Robert Dennis

Robert Dennis was born on October 29, 1921, in Buffalo, Wyoming. He received a bachelor’s degree in agronomy at Washington State. Dennis served in the US Air Force as a pilot from 1942 to 1945. In 1951, he became an officer for the USAF. Beginning in 1959, Dennis worked as an associate professor of air science at Oregon State.

Reel-Item 1.249: Kostas N. Dervitsiotis

Kostas N. Dervitsiotis was born in Pyrgos, Greece. He studied industrial engineering, receiving a bachelor’s degree from Fresno State College in 1962, a master’s degree from Oregon State in 1965, and a doctorate degree from Oregon State in 1967. Dervitsiotis became a faculty member in mechanical and industrial engineering at Oregon State in 1967.

Box-Item 9.62: Kostas N. Dervitsiotis

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 5.21: Allan Edward Deutsch

Agriculture

Box-Item 2.131: Wayne E. Deveney

Box-Item 2.132: David DeYoe

Reel-Item 1.250: Elvis A. Dickason

Elvis A. Dickason was born on October 9, 1919, in Hillsboro, Oregon. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1947 and a master’s degree in 1949 from Oregon State. Dickason worked as a research assistant from 1949 to 1951 and as an assistant professor of entomology beginning in 1951.

Reel-Item 1.251: Clifton Dickerson

Clifton Dickerson was from Silverton, Oregon. He graduated with a bachelor’s degree from the University of Oregon and a master’s degree in industrial relations from Stanford University. Dickerson became Oregon State’s Civil Service Coordinator in the 1970s. He was responsible for keeping approximately 2700 civil service positions on campus filled, including interviews, counseling, employee relations, and enforcement of Civil Service regulations.

Box-Item 2.133: Marc Dickey

Reel-Item 1.252: U.M. Dickey

U. M. Dickey was from Seattle, Washington. He was a leader in the Pacific Northwest agricultural industry, in particular the Oregon dairy industry. Due to his leadership, Oregon State awarded him an honorary doctorate of laws degree in 1934.

Box-Item 4.166: Ernest Milton Dickinson

Veterinary Medicine. Deceased 1993

Box-Item 2.134: Earl O. Dickinson

Box-Item 2.135: Virginia Dickinson

Reel-Item 1.253: Frank H.J. Dickmann

Frank H. J. Dickmann was born on October 31, 1907, in Brooklyn, New York. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1951 from Oregon State in agricultural economics. Dickmann remained at the university after graduating, working as a research assistant. Later, he became a faculty member and a junior agricultural economist.

Box-Item 5.22: Vern Dickinson

Exercise and Sports Science

Reel-Item 1.254: S.M. Dietz

S.M. Dietz was born in Garner, Iowa. He earned a bachelor’s degree in 1917 and master’s degree in 1918 from Iowa State College, briefly studied at Cornell University, and then returned to Iowa State College to obtain a doctorate in 1924. He was an assistant and associate pathologist for the USDA from 1919-1927. He then worked at various institutions as a professor of plant pathology. Iin 1947, Dietz joined Oregon State as the head of the department in botany and plant pathology. He died in 1962.

Box-Item 9.63: S. M. Dietz

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Reel-Item 1.255: David W. Digby

David W. Digby was born in St. Louis, Missouri, on November 11, 1930. He received a bachelor’s degree from Reed College in 1957. Digby worked for Tektronix, Inc., from 1956 to 1959. He worked as a graduate assistant at Oregon State from 1960 to 1962.

Reel-Item 1.256: David Eugene Dillard

David Eugene Dillard was born on August 14, 1933, in Los Angeles, California. He received a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering from Oregon State in 1959. After graduating, Dillard became a faculty member in general engineering. He also worked as an advisor in Oregon State’s men’s residence halls.

Box-Item 2.136: John Richard Dilworth

Box-Item 2.137: Roland E. Dimick

Fisheries and Wildlife

Reel-Item 1.257: Charles G. Dimon, Jr.

Captain Charles G. Dimon, Jr. was a professor of naval science in the Oregon State NROTC unit from 1973 to 1976. He received the Navy’s Meritorious Service Medal for his service as a leader of the NROTC in 1976.

Box-Item 2.138: Charles G. Dimon, Jr.

Reel-Item 1.258: Maureen Dion

Maureen Dion was born on June 18, 1940, in Hartford, Connecticut. She received a bachelor’s degree from St. Joseph College in 1962 and a master’s degree from the University of Detroit in 1965. Dion became an instructor of mathematics at Oregon State in 1969.

Reel-Item 1.259: Belva Dixon

Myra Belva (née Pierce) Dixon was born in Ventura, Iowa, on December 24, 1892. She first enrolled at Oregon State in 1907, but dropped out in 1910 to be married. She returned to Oregon State in 1920 when her husband died of influenza. Dixon studied commerce and mathematics. After graduating in 1922, she became an instructor of mathematics at Oregon State. Dixon then worked as a schedule clerk from 1943 until her retirement in 1957. She died in 1959.

Reel-Item 1.260: James Victor Dixon

James Victor Dixon was born in Yakima, Washington, on March 5, 1904. He attended Oregon State, where he received a bachelor’s degree in 1927. From that year until 1942, he worked as a line football coach at Oregon State. He also received a master's degree in 1938 from Oregon State. Dixon became a faculty member in 1946, ultimately becoming the director of the division of physical education until his death in 1966. Dixon Recreation Center was named for him and his wife, Jeanette Brauns Dixon.

Reel-Item 1.261: Jeanette Brauns Dixon

Jeanette (née Brauns) Dixon was born on July 2, 1907. She worked as an associate professor of physical education at Oregon State from 1940 to 1973, when she retired. Dixon headed a program to adapt physical education teaching methods to disabled children. Dixon Recreation Center was named for her and her husband, James Victor Dixon.

Reel-Item 1.262: Jeannie Dixon

Jeannie Dixon was born on December 21, 1906, in St. Paul, Minnesota. She attended Northwestern University and earned a bachelor’s degree in 1929 and a master’s degree in 1930. Dixon worked for a time in the circulation offices of Time, Life, and Fortune in Chicago and as an assistant professor at Montana State College before joining Oregon State University as a faculty member in English.

Box-Item 9.64: Jeannie Dixon

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Reel-Item 1.263: Norman D. Dobie

Norman D. Dobie was born on September 11, 1922, in Clear Lake, South Dakota. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1947 from South Dakota State and a doctorate from Oregon State in 1952. That year, Dobie began working as a faculty member at Oregon State, ultimately becoming an associate plant pathologist. He died in 1967.

Reel-Item 1.264: Alan Dodd

Alan Dodd was born on February 12, 1917, in New York City. He received a bachelor’s degree in American History from Yale in 1939. After graduating, he worked primarily in journalism and public relations. Dodd worked for Time, Inc. and The New Haven Register in the 1940s. He then became the director of public and alumni relations at the Gunnery School (now the Frederick Gunn School), a private secondary school in Washington, Connecticut.

Box-Item 5.129: Brian Dodd

Reel-Item 1.265: Norris E. Dodd

Norris E. Dodd was born on July 20, 1879, in Chickasaw County, Iowa. From 1903 to 1933, he was a registered pharmacist, built and operated telephone lines, and worked as a livestock feeding operator in Oregon. In 1912, Dodd became a ranch owner in Haines. He began working for the Oregon State Agricultural Conservation Committee in the 1930s, moving to the federal level to ultimately become the the Chief of the Agricultural Adjustment Agency from 1943-1945, the Under-Secretary of Agriculture from 1946-1948, and the director of the General Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations from 1948 -1954. Oregon State awarded him an honorary doctorate in 1958.

Box-Item 9.65: Norris E. Dodd

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 5.23: Allan H. Doerksen

Forest Science

Reel-Item 1.266: Harvey W. Doerring

Harvey W. Doerring was born on February 23, 1942, in Kenosha, Wisconsin. He received a bachelor’s degree from Wisconsin State University in 1964 and a master’s degree from the University of Oregon in 1967. He became a faculty member at Oregon State in 1966.

Reel-Item 1.267: David T. Doherty

David T. Doherty was born in Baker, Oregon, on September 23, 1942. He attended Oregon State, where he received a bachelor’s degree in 1965 and a master’s in education in 1966. While attending Oregon State, Doherty served as Head Resident at Wilson Hall. Doherty then attended the University of Oregon beginning in 1968, where he received a doctorate. In 1970, Doherty was brought on to Oregon State as area coordinator in the Residence Programs Office. He died in 1974.

Reel-Item 1.268: Sam Dolan

Samuel Michael Patrick “Sam” Dolan was born on August 14, 1884. He played football at Notre Dame from 1906 to 1909. In 1909, he began his studies at Oregon State. In 1911, Dolan became head football coach at Oregon State. He worked as a civil engineer until his death in 1944.

Reel-Item 1.269: Hollis M. Dole

Hollis M. Dole was born in Paonia, California. He graduated from Oregon State in 1940 with a bachelor’s degree in geology and in 1942 with a master’s degree. Dole worked at the Oregon State Department of Geology and Minerals Industries from 1956 to 1969. That year, President Nixon named him assistant secretary in the Department of the Interior. In 1972, Hollis received an Honorary Doctor of Engineering Degree from Montana College of Mineral Science and Technology. In 1973, he left the Department of the Interior to become General Manager of Colony Development Operations for the Atlantic Richfield Company in Colorado. Oregon State awarded Dole with the Distinguished Service Award in 1973. He died in 1987.

Reel-Item 1.270: Henrietta J. Doltz

Henrietta J. Doltz was born on May 4, 1906, in Iloilo in the Philippine Islands. She received a bachelor’s degree from Park College in Missouri in 1928. In 1931, she graduated from the Presbyterian Hospital School of Nursing in New York City, becoming a registered nurse. In 1938, Doltz received a master’s degree in nursing. She worked as a professor of nursing at Oregon State, as well as the director of the School of Nursing at the University of Oregon Medical School in Portland, Oregon (now Oregon Health & Science University).

Box-Item 2.140: Walter F. Domka

Box-Item 2.141: John R. Donaldson

Box-Item 2.142: Robert Maxwell Donnell

Box-Item 2.143: Harrison L. Dooley

Box-Item 2.144: Ernst J. Dornfeld

Box-Item 2.145: Douglas J. Doubleday

Reel-Item 1.271: David T. Doughety

David T. Dougherty is a misspelling of David T. Doherty (Reel-Item 1.267). This document describes Doherty's appointment as assistant dean in charge of supervising the residential housing program at Linfield College in 1974.

Reel-Item 1.272: Dorothy Janet Douglas

Dorothy Janet Douglas was born on August 10, 1924, in Eugene, Oregon. She received a bachelor’s degree from the University of Oregon in 1946 and a master’s degree from Syracuse University in 1948. Douglas worked as the assistant to the Dean of Women at the University of Colorado from 1948 to 1953. She was appointed Assistant Dean of Women in 1953 at Oregon State University.

Reel-Item 1.273: Sharon M. Douglas

Sharon M. Douglas was born on July 2, 1950, in Beach, North Dakota. She attended the University of Montana and received a bachelor’s degree in business administration in 1971 and attended San Diego State to receive a master’s degree in accounting. She became an instructor in accounting at Oregon State in 1972.

Box-Item 9.66: Sharon M. Douglas

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Reel-Item 1.274: Carl Gordon Downing

Carl Gordon Downing was born on July 29, 1929, in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho. He received a bachelor’s degree from the University of Washington in 1953, and then went on to earn a master’s in 1956 and a doctorate in 1960 from the University of Wisconsin. Downing began teaching chemical engineering at Oregon State in 1964.

Box-Item 9.67: Carl Gordon Downing

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Reel-Item 1.275: Tom Downs

Donald Thomas Downs earned a bachelor's degree in 1948 and a master's degree in 1949 from Nebraska. In 1954, he graduated with a doctorate from Iowa. Downs became a faculty member in economics at Oregon State in 1956. He was awarded a $1,000 grant from the Ford Foundation to take part in a summer research seminar entitled “Money and Income” at Stanford University. Downs remained at Oregon State until about 1961.

Box-Item 9.68: Tom Downs

Reel-Item 1.276: John A. Dracup

John A. Dracup was born on July 14, 1934, in Seattle, Washington. He graduated from Washington University in 1956 with a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering and from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology with a master’s degree in civil engineering. In 1960, Dracup became a faculty member in civil engineering at Oregon State.

Box-Item 9.69: John A. Dracup

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 5.130: Ellen T. Drake

Box-Item 4.167: Karl Drlica

Crew Coach

Box-Item 5.131: Karl Drobnic

Reel-Item 1.277: Ulysses Grant Dubach

Ulysses G. Dubach was born on November 9, 1880, in Wathena, Kansas. He received a bachelor’s degree from Indiana University in 1908, a master’s degree from Harvard University in 1909, and a doctorate from Wisconsin University in 1913. That year, Dubach began his teaching career as a political science professor at Oregon State. In 1924, he became head of the political science department and the first Dean of Men. Dubach retired in 1947 and went on to receive a doctor of laws degree from Willamette University in 1952 and a doctor of humane letters degree from Lewis and Clark College 1958. In 1951, The Oregonian included Dubach in a list of 100 men who contributed to the development of Oregon in its first century of history. He received Oregon State’s Distinguished Service Award in 1967. Dubach died in 1972.

Box-Item 2.146: Marvin C. Dubbe Richard G. Dudley

Reel-Item 1.278: George A. Dubinski

George A. Dubinski was born on February 24, 1932, in Portland, Oregon. He graduated from Oregon State in 1958 with a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering and again in 1960 with a master’s degree in the same field. He worked as a graduate assistant at Oregon State from 1958-1959, and then as a faculty member in electrical engineering beginning in 1959.

Box-Item 9.70: George A. Dubinski

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Reel-Item 1.279: May DuBois

May DuBois was born on September 16, 1909, in Denver, Colorado. She received a bachelor’s degree in 1931 and a master’s degree in 1939 from Colorado A&M. She then went on to Ohio State University, where she received a doctorate in 1951. DuBois joined Oregon State as a faculty member in 1939. In 1949, she became the Head of the Department in home economics education. DuBois was named Home Economist of Achievement in 1961. She died in 1971.

Reel-Item 1.280: Andrew A. Duncan

Andrew A. Duncan was born in Pencaitland, Scotland, on March 13, 1921. He received a doctorate from the University of Maryland. In 1958, he came to Oregon State as a vegetable specialist for the Oregon State Extension Service.

Reel-Item 1.281: Georgena Duncan

Georgena Duncan was born on December 20, 1944, in Fayetteville, Arkansas. Duncan received a bachelor’s degree in 1966 from the University of Arkansas and a doctorate in 1971 from the University of Liverpool in England. Duncan became a faculty member in history at Oregon State in 1971.

Reel-Item 1.282: James P. Duncan

James P. Duncan was born in St. Charles, Virginia, on January 19, 1937. He attended Indiana University, receiving a bachelor’s degree in sociology in 1959, a master’s degree in education in 1961, and a doctorate of education in 1965. Duncan became a faculty member at Oregon State and was appointed Associate Dean of Students in 1969. In 1970, he became the Director of Residence Hall Programs.

Box-Item 5.132: Daniel B. Dunham

Daniel B. Dunham was born on April 18, 1936, in Wendell, Idaho. He studied agricultural education at Oregon State University, receiving a bachelor’s degree in 1962 and a master’s degree in 1963. In 1968, Dunham became a faculty member in education at Oregon State. He also served as Associate Director of Project CORE, a pilot program of the School of Education, and was elected president of the Oregon Vocational Association in 1970.

Reel-Item 1.283: Daniel B. Dunham

Reel-Item 1.284: Clarence R. Dunlap

Clarence R. Dunlap was born on May 21, 1907, in Spokane, Washington. He graduated from Oregon State with a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering in 1935. He went on to work for local radio stations in Oregon and Montana, and later became a colonel in the US army. There, Dunlap served on the Department of Defense Ad Hoc committees on the standardization of electronic components and electronic reliability from 1952-1953. After his retirement from the armed forces, he returned to Oregon State as a faculty member in 1959.

Box-Item 9.71: Clarence R. Dunlap

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Box-Item 5.133: John M. Dunn

Reel-Item 1.285: Luceen J. Dunn

Luceen J. Dunn was born on November 14, 1943, in Oakland, California. She received a bachelor’s degree in 1965 from the University of California at Berkeley and a master’s degree from the University of New Mexico in 1968. During her time as a graduate student, Dunn performed ethnological field work in Mexico for the National Science Foundation and in British Columbia for the National Museum of Canada. She was brought on as a faculty member at Oregon State in 1969.

Reel-Item 1.286: Paul M. Dunn

Paul M. Dunn was born on October 15, 1898, in Lennox, South Dakota. He earned a bachelor’s degree in forestry from Iowa State College in 1923, and in 1933, graduated from the same institution with a master’s degree. He joined Oregon State as Dean of Forestry in 1942. Dunn also served as the Director of the Oregon State Forest Experiment Station and Director of Oregon Forest Products Laboratory. From 1952-1953, Dunn worked on assignment with the United Nations to help the government of Chile establish a curriculum in forestry at the University of Chile.

Box-Item 9.72: Paul M. Dunn

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 4.89: Paul M. Dunn

Forestry

Reel-Item 1.287: David Mark Durkee

David Mark Durkee was born in Jefferson City, Missouri, on October 27, 1921. He received a bachelor’s degree from the University of Chicago in 1943. He joined the US Navy in 1942, earning the rank of lieutenant. In 1953, Durkee became an assistant professor of naval science at Oregon State.

Box-Item 2.147: Richard C. Durley

Box-Item 2.148: Jack W. Dutro

Reel-Item 1.288: Eva Emery Dye

Reel-Item 1.289: Donald Chester Dyer

Donald Chester Dyer was born on July 8, 1939, in Great Bend, Kansas. He studied pharmacy at the University of Kansas, earning a bachelor’s degree in 1961 and a doctorate in 1965. In 1967, Dyer became a faculty member in pharmacology.

Reel-Item 1.290: Robert D. Dyer

Robert D. Dyer was a faculty member in psychology and a counselor in the Oregon State University Counseling Center. In 1968, he was selected to participate in the National Training Laboratories Institute for Applied Behavioral Science in Bethal, Maine.

Box-Item 9.73: Robert D. Dyer

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Reel-Item 1.291: W.P. Dyke

Walter P. Dyke was born in Forest Grove, Oregon, on December 9, 1914. He studied physics, receiving a bachelor’s degree in 1938 from Linfield and a doctorate from the University of Washington in 1946. In addition to founding and serving as director of Linfield Research Institute beginning in 1955, he also served as the chairman of the state Committee on Science, Engineering, and New Technologies and as a member of the National Scientific Advisory Council to Oregon Primate Research Center. Dyke was awarded the Electronic Achievement Award and the Oregon Academy of Science Citation in 1958.

Box-Item 2.149: Dennis P. Dykstra

Reel-Item 1.292: C. Theodore Dyrness

C. Theodore Dyrness was born in Chicago, Illinois, on June 4, 1933. In 1954, he received a bachelor’s degree from Wheaton College in Illinois. Dyrness then went on to Oregon State to receive a master’s degree and a doctorate in 1960. He became a faculty member in soil science at Oregon State in 1960. Dyrness worked with the Experiment Station.

Box-Item 2.150: Robert D. Dyson

Box-Item 4.168: Dorothy M. East

Foods & Nutrition

Box-Item 2.151: Dana L. Eaton

Box-Item 4.169: Arnold Christian Ebert

Agriculture Information and Extension Communication

Reel-Item 1.293: Paul R. Ecklund

Paul R. Ecklund was born in Denver, Colorado, on June 20, 1941. He received a bachelor’s degree from the Western State College of Colorado (now Western Colorado University) in 1964 and a doctorate from Oregon State in 1968. Ecklund worked as a faculty member in botany beginning in 1967 during his graduate studies. He returned as a visiting professor in 1972 on a year’s leave from Vassar College.

Reel-Item 1.294: Walter E. Edelman, Jr.

Walter E. Edelman, Jr. was born on July 15, 1933, in Oregon, Illinois. He received a bachelor’s in mechanical engineering in 1956 and a master’s of mechanical engineering in 1958. Edelman pursued postgraduate work at the University of California in Los Angeles for two years. He received a doctorate degree at Oregon State, as well as a faculty member in mechanical engineering.

Box-Item 9.74: Walter E. Edelman, Jr.

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Reel-Item 1.295: Jack Victor Edling

Jack Victor Edling was born October 10, 1918, in Moorhead, Minnesota. He received a bachelor’s degree from the University of Iowa, a master’s of education from the University of Nebraska in 1954, and a doctorate from the University of Nebraska in 1956. Edling became a faculty member at Oregon State in 1964, working as the head of instructional research and materials center.

Reel-Item 1.296: Lynn Ramsay Edminster

Lynn Ramsey Edminster was born in Sparland, Illinois, on January 2, 1893. He received a bachelor’s degree from Harvard University in 1916 and a doctorate degree from Brookings Institution in 1930. He served as special assistant to the US Secretary of State alongside several governmental committee posts. Edminster also worked as a faculty member in economics, commerce, and foreign service at several universities, including Georgetown University and American University.

Box-Item 9.75: Lynn Ramsay Edminster

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Reel-Item 1.297: James D. Edmonds, Jr.

James D. Edmonds, Jr., was born on July 28, 1939, in Texarkana, Texas. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1962 from San Diego State and a doctorate in 1967 from Cornell University. Edmonds worked as a visiting assistant professor of physics at Oregon State from 1972 to 1973.

Box-Item 2.152: Clara W. Edaburn

Box-Item 2.153: Alan W. Ede

Box-Item 2.154: Kenneth W. Edwards

Box-Item 5.24: Louis L. Edwards

Office of Career Planning and Placement

Box-Item 4.90: M. Lowell Edwards

Starr-Edwards Mitral Heart Valve

Reel-Item 1.298: Webley Edwards

Webley Edwards studied business administration at Oregon State, graduating in 1927. While in Corvallis, he worked for campus publications and broadcasted on the KOAC radio station. After graduating, he became a radio broadcaster and manager of Hawaiian radio station KGMB. Edwards is remembered for being a reliable source of information for Hawaiian residents after the invasion of Pearl Harbor in 1941.

Box-Item 2.155: Douglas M. Egan

Box-Item 2.156: A. Marie Egbert

Reel-Item 1.299: Lawrence M. Eger

Lawrence M. Eger was born in Chicago, Illinois, on September 16, 1923. He received a bachelor’s degree from Northwestern University in 1948. He then went on to Purdue University, where he received a master’s degree in 1953 and a doctorate in 1954. Eger became a faculty member in psychology at Oregon State in 1958.

Box-Item 4.92: John Eggers

Sports Information

Reel-Item 1.300: David R. Ehalt

David R. Ehalt was born on October 28, 1936, in New Albany, Indiana. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1959 from DePauw University in Indiana. He went on to Yale Divinity School, where he received a bachelor’s of divinity and a master’s of sacred theology in 1963. In 1963, he became a Ph.D. candidate at Claremont Graduate School. Ehalt became a faculty member in the Department of Religion at Oregon State in 1966.

Box-Item 2.157: Walter R. Eichler

Reel-Item 1.301: Arthur Skognan Einarsen

Arthur Skogman Einarsen was born in Seattle, Washington, on July 30, 1897. He received a bachelor’s degree from the University of Washington. Einarsen worked in fisheries research and management for many years before becoming a professor and wildlife research biology supervisor at Oregon State in 1935.

Box-Item 2.158: Donna Eiseman

Box-Item 5.134: Ludwig M. Eisgruber

Reel-Item 1.302: Sigmund Eisner

Sigmund Eisner was born on December 9, 1920, in Red Bank, New Jersey. He studied at the University of California, Berkeley, receiving a bachelor’s degree in 1947 and a master’s degree in 1949. Eisner then received a doctorate in 1954 from Columbia University. That year, he became a faculty member in English at Oregon State.

Box-Item 2.159: Reid Elam

Reel-Item 1.303: Robert L. Elder

Robert L. Elder was born in Louisville, Kentucky, on April 5, 1931. He received a bachelor’s degree from Indiana University in 1953 and a master’s degree from the University of North Carolina in 1955. Elder then came to Oregon State, where he received another bachelor’s degree in 1958. In 1964, he graduated from John Hopkins University with a doctorate. Elder worked as a research fellow in the engineering experiment station at Oregon State in the 1950s and became a senior scientist with the US Public Health Service on assignment to the X-Ray Science and Engineering Lab at Oregon State beginning in 1965.

Box-Item 2.160: Bruce Eldridge

Reel-Item 1.304: Edward Charles Eliott

Edward Charles Eliott was born on December 21, 1874, in Chicago, Illinois. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1895 and a master’s degree in 1897 from the University of Nebraska in Lincoln. Eliott received a doctorate from Columbia University Teachers College. He participated in commissions that carried out early school surveys, including one in Portland, Oregon. Eliott had a long academic career, culminating in his presidency at Purdue University from 1922 to 1945.

Reel-Item 1.305: John A. Ellegood

John A. Ellegood earned bachelor’s, master’s, and doctorate degrees from the College of Pharmacy at the University of Washington. In 1941, he was appointed Assistant Professor of Pharmaceutical Analysis and chemist for the Oregon State Board of Pharmacy in the drug laboratory in Corvallis, Oregon.

Box-Item 9.76: John A. Ellegood

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Reel-Item 1.306: B.R. Eller

Bobby Ray Eller was born on November 23, 1936, in Pampa, Texas. He completed a bachelor’s degree in 1959 from Abilene Christian College and a master’s degree in animal nutrition from Texas A&M University in 1961. Eller was an assistant professor of animal science from 1961-1972 at Oregon State before he went on to Colorado State University to earn his doctorate. He died in 2008.

Box-Item 9.77: B. R. Eller

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Reel-Item 1.307: William H. Ellett

William H. Ellett was born on October 10, 1929, in Alliance, Ohio. He received a bachelor’s degree in physics from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in 1953 and a master’s degree in physics from New York University in 1958. After working as a research fellow at Harvard Medical School and the US Naval Radiological Defense Laboratory, Ellett attended the University of London to obtain a doctorate in radiation physics in 1968. That year, he became a faculty member in radiation biophysics at Oregon State. While at Oregon State, Ellett worked on contract with the Office for Nuclear Regulation to study biophysical models of radiation injury.

Box-Item 9.78: William H. Ellett

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Reel-Item 1.308: Earl F. Ellington

Earl F. Ellington was born in Kentucky on November 15, 1933. He studied at the University of Kentucky, receiving bachelor’s and master’s degrees, and went on to the University of California school system to obtain a doctorate. Ellington worked as a research fellow with the Ralston Purina company and the National Institute of Health. In 1962, he became a faculty member in animal science at Oregon State.

Box-Item 9.79: Earl F. Ellington

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Box-Item 2.161: Jim L. Elliott

Reel-Item 1.309: Ruth Ann Elliott

Ruth Ann Elliot was born on April 3, 1942, in Wichita, Kansas. She received a bachelor’s degree from Northwest Missouri State in 1963 and a master’s degree from Colorado State University in 1965. She joined the Oregon State English department as a faculty member in 1965.

Box-Item 9.80: Ruth Ann Elliott

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Box-Item 2.162: William P. Elliott

Box-Item 5.25: Barbara G. Ellis

Journalism

Reel-Item 1.310: Everett L. Ellis

Everett L. Ellis was born in Kent, Washington, on May 13, 1919. He studied forestry at the University of Washington, earning a bachelor’s degree in 1941. Ellis went on to earn a master’s degree at Michigan State University in 1943 and a doctorate from the University of Washington in 1956. In 1960, Ellis became a senior research associate at Oregon State and later became the head of the Forest Products Research department.

Box-Item 9.81: Everett L. Ellis

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Box-Item 5.135: John K. Ellis

Box-Item 6.5: Russell E. Ellis

Architecture

Reel-Item 1.311: Joseph W. Ellison

Joseph W. Ellison studied at the University of California in Berkeley. He became a faculty member at Oregon State in 1924, working as a history professor and head of the history department. Ellison was awarded a Fulbright senior lectureship to Japan.

Reel-Item 1.312: Ronald Henry Engebrecht

Ronald Henry Engebrecht was born in Oregon City, Oregon, on January 18, 1934. He received a bachelor’s degree from Oregon State in 1956, a master’s degree from Michigan State in 1959, and a doctorate from Oregon State in 1964. Engebrecht became a faculty member in chemistry and food studies at Oregon State during his graduate studies.

Box-Item 5.26: Rudolf Engelbrecht

Electrical and Computer Engineering

Box-Item 2.163: H.M. Engelking

Box-Item 4.170: William Frederick Engesser

Industrial and General Engineering

Box-Item 2.164: Mary M. Engessor

Box-Item 5.27: John F. Engle

Electrical Engineering

Box-Item 5.136: David C. England

Box-Item 4.91: Harold E. Enlows

Geology

Reel-Item 1.313: Richard Keith Eppley

Richard Keith Eppley was born on March 2, 1934, in Richland County, Ohio. He received an associate’s degree from Hartnell College in California in 1954, a bachelor’s degree from San Jose State in 1957, and a master’s degree from Oregon State in 1963. Eppley worked as a research and teaching assistant at Oregon State beginning in 1957. In 1965, he became a faculty member in entomology.

Reel-Item 1.314: Leif D. Espenas

Leif D. Espenas was born on February 18, 1915, in Gasenovia (Cazenovia), New York. He received a bachelor’s degree in forestry from New York State in 1938 and a master’s degree from the University of California in Berkeley in 1940. In 1947, he came to Oregon State as a staff member of the Oregon Forest Products Research Center (now Oregon State’s Forest Research Laboratory). From 1959 to 1961, Espenas served as head of the Department of Forest Products at Oregon State. He died in 1973.

Box-Item 5.137: Robert Ethington

Reel-Item 1.315: George H. Eubanks

George H. Eubanks was born on April 29, 1926, in Ozan, Arkansas. He joined the US Navy in 1944 and the US Army in 1948. He earned the rank of Sergeant First Class and worked at Oregon State as an instructor in 1953.

Box-Item 6.41: Florence Sarah Euren

Kerr Library

Box-Item 2.165: Frank G. Euren

Reel-Item 1.316: Keith Gibson Evan

Keith Gibson Evan was born on July 4, 1909, in Everett, Washington. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1933 from Seattle Pacific College. Evan then went on to the University of Washington, where he received a master’s degree in 1935. From 1941 to 1943, he worked as the head of the Seattle Pacific College English Department. He returned to the University of Washington, where he received a doctorate in 1947. That year, he became a faculty member in English at Oregon State.

Reel-Item 1.317: Daniel D. Evans

Daniel D. Evans became a faculty member of soils at Oregon State in 1953. In 1960, he accepted a two-year assignment in Kenya to assist in irrigation development research sponsored by the Kenyan Ministry of Agriculture and the US State Department’s International Cooperation Administration. Evans also served as the vice-chairman of the soil physics division of the Soils Science Society.

Box-Item 9.82: Daniel D. Evans

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.318: Curtiss M. (Cy) Everts

Curtiss M. Everts was born on October 7, 1908, in Houston, Texas. He attended Texas A&M and graduated in 1930 with a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering. In 1939, he graduated from Harvard University with a master’s degree in sanitary engineering. After serving on the Boards of Health for Texas, Utah, and Oregon, Everts became the director of the Pacific Northwest Water Laboratory in Corvallis, Oregon, in 1963. He also served as a consultant on water pollution control and a member of the advisory committee on public health training for the US Public Health Service.

Box-Item 9.83: Curtiss M. (Cy) Everts

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.319: Robert W. Every

Robert W. Every was born on March 16, 1910, in Anaheim, California. He graduated from the University of Idaho in 1939. In 1946, Every joined the Oregon State staff as an entomology specialist with the Oregon State Cooperative Extension. He was presented with the USDA Superior Service Award in 1966. Every died in 1970.

Box-Item 2.166: Harold P. Ewalt

Reel-Item 1.320: Gerald D. Ewing

Gerald D. Ewing was born in Alliance, Nebraska, on January 6, 1932. He earned an associate’s degree from the College of Marin in 1955, then attended the University of California at Berkeley to obtain a bachelor’s degree in 1957 and a master’s degree in 1959. In 1961, he joined Oregon State as an electrical engineering faculty member.

Box-Item 9.84: Gerald D. Ewing

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.321: Frank T. Faha

Frank T. Faha was born on January 26, 1933, in Albuquerque, New Mexico. He received a bachelor’s degree from Oregon State in 1955. After graduating, Faha stayed at Oregon State as a research assistant.

Reel-Item 1.322: Dwight W. Fairbanks

Dwight W. Fairbanks was born on July 8, 1920, in Fort Collins, Colorado. He received a bachelor’s degree from Colorado State in 1942, a master’s degree from Michigan State in 1956, and a doctorate from the University of Oregon in 1968. Fairbanks worked at Oregon State beginning in 1955 with the Cooperative Extension Service. He served as a visual instruction specialist, and later, a specialist in Development and professor of adult education.

Reel-Item 1.323: J. Leo Fairbanks

J. Leo Fairbanks was born in Payson, Utah, in 1878. He attended Brigham Young University and graduated with a bachelor’s degree before studying in Paris, where he attended the Beaux Arts, the Académie Colarossi, the Académie de la Grande Chaumière, and the Académie Julian. At Académie Julian, Fairbanks was one of few Americans to earn honors in painting and sculpture. When he returned to the United States, Fairbanks worked at the University of New York, Columbia University, and the University of Chicago. He also served as the supervisor of art in Salt Lake City public schools, for which he earned national recognition. Fairbanks became a faculty member in art and architecture at Oregon State, serving as head of the department from 1923-1946. He also served as chairman of the art section of the Oregon State Teachers Association. Fairbanks died in 1946.

Box-Item 9.85: J. Leo Fairbanks

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 2.167: Karan Anne Fairchild

Box-Item 2.168: Burr Fancher

Box-Item 2.169: James B. Farnes

Reel-Item 1.324: Jane Farr

Jane Farr was born on July 28, 1940, in Hartford, Connecticut. She received a bachelor’s degree from Southern Connecticut State College in 1962 and a master’s degree from Pennsylvania State in 1963. Farr became a physical education instructor at Oregon State in 1966.

Reel-Item 1.325: Bernard J. Farrell

Bernard J. Farrell was born on March 4, 1925, in Portland, Oregon. He received a bachelor’s degree from the University of Portland in 1950 and a master’s of education from the University of Oregon in 1956. After graduating, Farrell came to Oregon State to earn a doctorate in education. He graduated in 1971.

Reel-Item 1.326: Nathan Fasten

Nathan Fasten was born on December 4, 1887, in Austria. He came to the United States at two years old. He graduated from the College of the City of New York with a bachelor’s degree in chemical biology in 1910. He then went on to the University of Wisconsin, where he earned a doctorate in zoology in 1914. Fasten joined Oregon State in 1920 as a professor and head of the department of zoology. He resigned in 1944, when he went on to work for the Washington State Water Pollution Commission. Fasten died in 1953.

Reel-Item 1.327: Duncan O. Faus

Duncan O. Faus was born on October 20, 1923, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He received a bachelor’s degree and a master’s of education from Lewis and Clark College in 1950. In 1958, Faus graduated from Oregon State with another master’s degree. After graduating, he stayed at Oregon State as a mathematics instructor.

Reel-Item 1.328: Kuarjavcev Fedor

Kuarjavcev Fedor was born April 23, 1899. He was raised in Russia and Czechoslovakia. In 1918, he graduated from the Seminarium Charkov with a bachelor’s degree. In 1928, he received a master’s degree in forestry engineering from the Technical University of Prague. Fedor worked in the forestry industry until 1958, when he was brought on to the Forest Research Center in Corvallis. He became an assistant professor of forest management at Oregon State in July 1962.

Box-Item 2.170: Michael Fehler

Reel-Item 1.329: Grant S. Feikert

Grant S. Feikert was born on March 20, 1906, in Days Creek, Oregon. He attended Oregon State, earning a bachelor’s in electrical engineering in 1930, a master’s in physics in 1932, and a doctorate in electrical engineering in 1937. Feikert became a faculty member in electrical engineering at Oregon State in 1937.

Box-Item 9.86: Grant S. Feikert

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.330: Dorothy Fenner

Dorothy Fenner was born on September 9, 1917, in Tacoma, Washington. She received a bachelor’s degree in 1939 and a master’s degree in 1941 from Oregon State. After graduating, Fenner served in the Women’s Army Corps as a code-breaker and secretary from 1943 to 1945. She returned to Oregon State as an instructor in food science and nutrition.

Box-Item 5.28: George Roy Ferguson

Entomology

Reel-Item 1.331: John E. Ferguson, Jr.

John E. Ferguson, Jr. was born on April 3, 1943, in Marietta, Georgia. He attended Oregon State from 1961 to 1966, graduating with a bachelor’s degree and a master’s in business administration. After graduating, Ferguson stayed at Oregon State as a faculty member in business administration.

Reel-Item 1.332: Joseph R. Fernandez

Joseph R. Fernandez was born on October 5, 1938, in St. Louis, Missouri. He received a bachelor’s degree from the Pan American College in Texas. He then went on to Oregon State, where he served as the assistant director of minority and special service programs. Fernandez graduated from Oregon State in 1970 with a master’s degree with focus in psychology, sociology, and education.

Reel-Item 1.333: Charles Griffiths Ferreira

Charles Griffiths Ferreira was born on October 4, 1931, in Joubertina in the Republic of South Africa. He attended the University of South Africa, graduating with bachelor’s degree in commerce in 1960 and a master’s of business administration in 1964. Ferreira then attended the University of Washington to receive a doctorate in business administration in 1966. The same year, he came to Oregon State to become a faculty member in business administration.

Box-Item 9.87: Charles Griffiths Ferreira

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 4.171: William K. Ferrell

Forest Management

Reel-Item 1.334: Blake Franklyn Ferris

Blake Franklyn Ferris was born in Halifax, Nova Scotia, on June 26, 1944. He attended the University of New Brunswick and graduated in 1965 with a bachelor’s degree in physical education. He then went on to the University of Oregon, receiving a master’s degree in 1966 and becoming a doctoral candidate in 1968. Any degrees beyond this date are unknown. Ferris was hired as an instructor of men’s physical education at Oregon State in 1969.

Box-Item 9.88: Blake Franklyn Ferris

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 5.29: Jeremy Ferries

Veterinary Medecine

Box-Item 4.93: Craig Fertig

Football Coach

Reel-Item 1.335: George C. Fetter

George C. Fetter was born on December 4, 1920, in Rochester, New York. He graduated in 1943 from Hamilton College with a bachelor’s degree. Fetter then went on to Cornell University, receiving a master’s degree in 1947 and a doctorate in 1950. Before employment at Oregon State, Fetter served as chairman in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology at American University in Beirut, Lebanon. He also worked as a regional representative of the American Association of University Professors, as well as received a State Department grant to study foreign aid in Pakistan, India, Nepal, Iran, Jordan, Ethiopia, Egypt, Sudan, Uganda, Kenya, and Israel. Fetter joined Oregon State in 1961 as a faculty member in sociology.

Box-Item 9.89: George C. Fetter

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.336: Robert O. Fetvedt

Robert O. Fetvedt was born in Fergus Falls, Minnesota, on May 4, 1917. He received a bachelor’s degree from the University of Minnesota in 1950. After holding positions in the library at the University of Minnesota, Fetvedt became an engineering librarian at Oregon State in 1952.

Box-Item 5.138: Eugene Fichter

Box-Item 5.30: Cyrus W. Field

Geology

Reel-Item 1.337: Katherina Filips-Juswigg

Katherina Filips-Juswigg was born on December 7, 1921, in Senkov, USSR. She received a bachelor’s degree in history from the Teachers College in Vinnitsa, USSR, in 1941. Filips-Juswigg then went on to the University of Montreal, where she received a master’s degree in 1955 and a doctorate in 1961 in Slavic studies. In 1962, she became a faculty member in Russian at Oregon State.

Reel-Item 1.338: Ronald E. Filipy

Ronald E. Filipy was born on January 9, 1940, in Grand Forks, North Dakota. He attended Moorhead State College (Minnesota State University), and earned a bachelor’s degree in 1962 and a master’s degree in 1966. He became an instructor at Oregon State in 1969.

Reel-Item 1.339: Robert William Filmer

Robert William Filmer was born on June 2, 1932, in Binghamton, New York. He attended Cornell University, graduating in 1956 with a bachelor’s degree in agriculture and in 1957 with a second bachelor’s degree in structures, power, and machinery. Filmer then went on to Colorado State University, where he received a master’s degree in hydraulic engineering in 1964 and a doctorate in fluid mechanics in 1965. He became a faculty member in civil engineering in 1966 at Oregon State. Filmer died in 2015.

Reel-Item 1.340: Arthur Finch

Arthur Finch was born in England. He studied at Imperial College from 1948 to 1953, where he received a bachelor’s degree and a doctorate degree in chemistry. Finch became a faculty member in chemistry at Oregon State in 1967.

Reel-Item 1.341: Elizabeth W. Finch

Elizabeth W. Finch was born on December 6, 1943, in Warrenton, Virginia. She received a bachelor’s degree in 1967 from Radcliffe College in Massachusetts. Finch became a librarian at Oregon State in 1970.

Reel-Item 1.342: Margaret L. Fincke

Margaret L. Fincke was born on October 24, 1900 in Astoria, New York. She received a doctorate in nutrition and worked as a nutritionist for Oregon State’s home economics department from 1935 to 1968. Fincke served as head of the foods and nutrition department from 1944 and acting dean of the college of home economics from 1948 to 1949 and from 1963 to 1965. She was awarded the Golden Torch Award from the Oregon Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs in 1973.

Box-Item 2.171: Margaret L. Fincke

Reel-Item 1.343: William Lovell Finley

William Lovell Finley was born in Santa Clara, California, on August 9, 1876. He was a known wildlife photographer and was elected president of the Oregon Audubon Society in 1906. The next year, he published \"American Birds.\" Finley would go on to publish a second book called \"Little Bird Blue.\"  Oregon State conferred an honorary degree upon him in 1931, and in 1933, he visited Oregon State as a lecturer.  Finley died on June 29, 1953.

Reel-Item 1.344: Harold E. Finnel

Harold E. Finnel graduated from Oregon State in 1936 with a bachelor’s in agronomy. From that time on, he worked at Oregon State as a seed certification specialist. He was elected president of the International Crop Improvement Association for 1958-1959.

Box-Item 9.90: Harold E. Finnel

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 5.139: David F. Finnigan

Reel-Item 1.345: Ronald A. Finston

Ronald A. Finston was born on January 27, 1937, in Chicago, Illinois. In 1957, he received a bachelor’s degree in physics from the University of Chicago. He went on to receive a master’s degree in physics from Vanderbilt University in 1959, and a doctorate in biophysics from Cornell University in 1965. That year, Finston became an associate professor of radiological physics at Oregon State.

Reel-Item 1.346: Dennis Udell Fisher

Dennis Udell Fisher was born on September 29, 1941, in Mount Vernon, Washington. He received a bachelor’s degree from Washington State in 1967. He then went on to Michigan State, where he received a master’s degree in 1970 and a doctorate in 1972. Beginning in 1971, Fisher worked at Oregon State as a community development economist in the department of agricultural economics.

Reel-Item 1.347: D. W. Fishler

D. W. Fishler was born on August 31, 1918, in Timber Lake, South Dakota. He attended Oregon State, graduating in 1942 with a bachelor’s degree. Fishler became an agronomist at Oregon State in 1953 while at the same time serving as an agronomist for the USDA.

Box-Item 2.172: Herbert H. Fisher

Box-Item 2.173: R. Barry Fisher

Box-Item 2.174: James B. Fitch

Box-Item 2.175: Thomas J. Fitzgerald

Box-Item 4.174: Duane S. Fitzgerald

Memorial Union Building Manager

Reel-Item 1.348: James J. Fitzpatrick

James J. Fitzpatrick, Jr. was born on August 22, 1937, in Yonkers, New York. He graduated from Georgetown University with a bachelor’s degree in 1959. After graduating, Fitzpatrick joined the Signal Corps and became a captain in the US Army. He served in the cadet staff at Oregon State beginning in August 1966.

Reel-Item 1.349: Wilson Clark Flake

Wilson Clark Flake was born on February 28, 1906, in Newport News, Virginia. He attended Emerson Institute and Georgetown University before entering government service. In 1929, he was appointed assistant foreign trade commissioner and held several foreign service appointments. At the height of his career, Flake was counselor of the US Embassy in Ghana, a position he held until his retirement in 1960. In the mid-1940s, Flake gave the presentation “What the Foreign Service Is and Does” to political science and international relations students at Oregon State. He died in 1977.

Box-Item 9.91: Wilson Clark Flake

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 4.94: Arnold Flath

Physical Education

Reel-Item 1.350: Arthur Sherwood Flemming

Arthur Sherwood Flemming was born on June 12, 1905, in Kingston, New York. He graduated from Ohio Wesleyan University.  He later served as the president of his alma mater, Macalester College in Minnesota, and of the University of Oregon. From 1958 to 1961, he was the United States Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare. Flemming also was the chairman of the White House Conference on Aging in 1971. He visited Oregon State the same year to confer with community members interested in work with the aging population.

Box-Item 2.176: Gerhard Ragnvald Flood

Box-Item 4.95: Richard Leon Floyd

Agricultural Experiment Station

Reel-Item 1.351: Stephen T. Flynn

Stephen T. Flynn was born on May 31, 1938, in San Francisco, California. He attended Oregon State, and graduated with a bachelor’s degree in 1962. Flynn served in the Marine Corps from 1962 to 1967, when he received a Bronze Star for his service in the Vietnam War. In 1967, he returned to Oregon State and received a master’s degree in education in 1938. In 1969, Flynn began working as assistant director of the financial aid office.

Reel-Item 1.352: Edward L. Foland

Edward L. Foland was born on December 9, 1942, in Worth, Missouri. He studied agriculture at the University of Missouri, where he received a bachelor’s degree in 1965 and a master’s degree in 1966. Following two years of service in the Vietnam War, he became an assistant in the International Plant Protection Center at Oregon State in 1969.

Reel-Item 1.353: Thomas H. Foote

Thomas H. Foote was born on September 25, 1937, in Ipswich, Massachusetts. He received a bachelor’s degree from the University of Tulsa in Oklahoma and a master’s of education from the Oregon College of Education (Western Oregon University) in Monmouth. In 1968, Foote began working as a research assistant and then became an instructor at Oregon State.

Box-Item 4.172: Wilson H. Foote

Crop Science and Agricultural Experiment Station; deceased December 1993.

Reel-Item 1.354: Daniel Morgan Ford

Daniel Morgan Ford was born on April 5, 1942, in Medford, Oregon. He studied at Oregon State from 1960 to 1966, where he earned a bachelor’s degree and a master’s degree. Ford became a teaching assistant in biology at Oregon State in 1964.

Reel-Item 1.355: Richard Earl Ford

Richard Earl Ford was born on May 25, 1933, in Des Moines, Iowa. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1956 from Iowa State University, and then went on to Cornell University to receive a master’s degree in 1959 and a doctorate in 1961. He was employed by Oregon State and the United States Department of Agriculture as a research plant pathologist and assistant professor from 1961 to 1965.

Box-Item 9.92: Richard Earl Ford

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.356: Robert Estes Fore

Robert Estes Fore was born on November 3, 1907, in Missouri. He attended Iowa State University and the University of Illinois. He became a faculty member at Oregon State in 1936 as a professor of farm crops. Fore attended several foreign assignments, including agricultural work in Nigeria and Thailand. He died in 1971.

Box-Item 9.93: Robert Estes Fore

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 2.177: Judith F. Forest

Reel-Item 1.357: Kathryn E. Forrest

Kathryn E. Forrest was born in Johnson County, Indiana, on January 9, 1924. She received a bachelor’s degree in education from Indiana Central College (University of Indianapolis) in 1944 and a master’s of library science from the University of Southern California in 1958. Forrest held several positions in libraries across California before she became the head of the science-technology division of Oregon State Libraries in 1971.

Box-Item 4.96: Herman C. Forslund

Pharmacy

Box-Item 2.178: Larry G. Forslund

Reel-Item 1.358: William O. Forster

William O. Forster was born on July 2, 1927, in Dearborn, Michigan. He studied at Michigan State University, and graduated in 1951 with a bachelor’s degree in chemistry and 1952 with a master’s degree. Forster then went on to the University of Hawaii, where he received a doctorate in chemistry in 1966. He became an assistant professor of oceanography that year.

Reel-Item 1.359: Warren Ellsworth Forsythe

Reel-Item 1.360: Pearl B. Forth

Pearl B. Forth was born on May 3, 1921, in Lot, Kentucky. She studied at the University of Michigan and graduated in 1942 with a bachelor’s degree. After working with the US Engineers and as a research assistant at the University of Michigan, Forth became a research assistant with the department of agricultural chemistry at Oregon State in 1952.

Reel-Item 1.361: Carl Lawrence Foster

Carl Lawrence Foster was born in Silver City, New Mexico, on April 29, 1944. He received a bachelor’s degree from Colorado State in 1966. Foster then attended the University of Nebraska from 1966 to 1970, earning a master’s degree and a doctorate. That year, he became an assistant professor of nutrition. Foster worked at what was previously known as the Squaw Butte Experiment Station; the station is now a part of the Eastern Oregon Agricultural Research Center.

Box-Item 5.31: Lee Russell Foster

Extension

Reel-Item 1.362: Larry Foster

Larry is the nickname of Carl Lawrence Foster (Reel-Item 1.361). This file contains earlier biographical files.

Box-Item 6.6: Roy Foster

Health

Reel-Item 1.363: Alice Dalbey Foulk

Alice Dalbey Foulk attended Indiana University, where she received a bachelor’s degree in business administration and marketing. She then went on to receive her master’s degree in English literature from the University of Illinois. Before coming to Oregon State, Dalbey taught English literature at the University of Colorado and served as administrative assistant to the national director of the “American Heritage” project. Beginning in 1959, Dalbey worked as assistant editor at the Oregon State agriculture experiment station. In 1962, she was appointed assistant dean of women.

Box-Item 9.94: Alice Dalbey Foulk

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.364: Gerald A. Fowler

Gerald A. Fowler was born on June 1, 1934. He received a bachelor’s degree from the University of Puget Sound in 1957. Fowler became an assistant professor of geological oceanography at Oregon State in 1964. He was awarded a doctorate from the University of Southern California in 1965.

Reel-Item 1.365: W.Y. Fowler

W. Y. Fowler was born on November 3, 1929, in Llano, Texas. He received a bachelor’s degree from Kansas State in 1949 and a master’s degree from Oregon State in 1958. Fowler became a livestock marketing specialist for Oregon State in 1955.

Reel-Item 1.366: Carroll W. Fox

Carroll W. Fox was born in Denver, Colorado, on March 7, 1918. He graduated from Colorado A&M in 1943 with a bachelor’s degree in animal husbandry and from the University of California, Davis in 1951 with a doctorate in animal genetics. Fox worked as a faculty member at Oregon State in the department of animal science from 1955-1969.

Box-Item 9.95: Carroll W. Fox

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 4.173: Dorothy B. Fox

Art

Box-Item 2.179: Albert Frank

Reel-Item 1.367: Rudolph Joseph Frank

Rudolph Joseph Frank was born on February 24, 1943 in New Orleans, Louisiana. In 1966, he received a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from Seattle University. He then received a master’s degree and a doctorate at Oregon State University. While a graduate student, Frank was an instructor in electrical engineering and also worked as special assistant to the dean of engineering.

Box-Item 2.180: William F. Frank

Reel-Item 1.368: Jack Richard Franklin

Jack Richard Franklin was born on October 17, 1944, in Banner Elk, North Carolina. In 1969, he received a bachelor’s degree from Oregon State. He continued at Oregon State and received a master's degree in pharmacy. Beginning in 1972, Franklin worked as an instructor while in graduate school.

Reel-Item 1.369: Jerry F. Franklin

Jerry F. Franklin was born on October 27, 1936, in Waldport, Oregon. He received bachelor’s degree in 1957 and a master’s degree in 1961 from Oregon State, and went on to Washington State University to receive a doctorate degree in 1966. He performed research and was a plant ecologist for the US Forest Service units at Oregon State beginning in 1959. In 1968, Franklin was appointed principal plant ecologist for the US Forest Service. He became an associate professor at Oregon State in 1969. Franklin received several awards for his career accomplishments, including the Distinguished Scientist Award of the Northwest Scientific Association in 1970 and the US Department of Agriculture Distinguished Service Award in 1970.

Box-Item 9.96: Jerry F. Franklin

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.370: Dorothy K. Fraser

Dorothy K. Fraser was born on December 31, 1913, in New York. Fraser graduated from Radcliffe College in 1936 with a bachelor’s degree and in 1938 with a master’s degree. In 1954, Fraser received a doctorate from the University of California, Berkeley. In 1964, Fraser became a faculty member at Oregon State in microbial genetics and molecular biology.

Box-Item 9.97: Dorothy K. Fraser

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.371: Guyot Frazier

Guyot Frazier was born on April 16, 1922, in Olympia, Washington. He attended Purdue University, where he received bachelor’s and master’s degrees. Frazier became a faculty member in psychology at Oregon State in 1952.

Box-Item 9.98: Guyot Frazier

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 4.175: William A. Frazier

Horticulture

Reel-Item 1.372: George Fredeen

George Fredeen was born in Grants Pass, Oregon, on February 2, 1925. He graduated from Oregon State in 1950 with a bachelor’s degree and from Louisiana State University in 1964 with a master’s degree. He worked as a faculty member in landscape architecture at Oregon State from 1956-1962, and returned to Oregon State after receiving his master’s degree. Fredeen left Oregon State in 1972.

Box-Item 9.99: George Freedeen

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.373: H.D. Fredericks

H. D. Fredericks was born in 1926, in Staten Island, New York. He graduated from Holy Cross College in 1947 with a bachelor’s degree, from the University of Maryland in 1954 with a master’s degree, and from Stanford University in 1959 with a doctorate. Fredericks served in the Navy before joining the Marine Corps in 1947. He worked as an instructor in English Composition and Literature in the US Naval Academy and at the University of Maryland before becoming a faculty member in Naval Science at Oregon State in 1965.

Box-Item 9.100: H.D. Fredericks

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 2.181: Richard L. Fredriksen

Box-Item 2.182: Mike Freed

Box-Item 6.7: Virgil H. Freed

Agricultural Chemistry

Reel-Item 1.374: Charles W. Freede

Charles W. Freede was born in Pueblo, Colorado, on September 12, 1918. He attended Pueblo Junior College but did not obtain a degree, going on to serve in the US Army in World War II and the Korean War. In 1952, Freede became a faculty member in military science and tactics. He was promoted to Sergeant First Class soon after. He died in 1988.

Box-Item 9.101: Charles W. Freede

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.375: Barry N. Freeman

Barry N. Freeman was born on March 18, 1930, in Tucson, Arizona. He received a bachelor’s degree in animal husbandry in 1951, and a master’s degree in range management in 1955 from the University of Arizona. Freeman came to Oregon State in 1958, working as a faculty member and as an extension range management specialist.

Box-Item 9.102: Barry N. Freeman

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 2.183: Michael J. Freiling

Reel-Item 1.376: D.R. French

D. R. French received a bachelor’s degree from Reed College, a master’s degree from the University of Wisconsin, and a doctorate from Stanford University. He was a faculty member at Oregon State in economics and sociology beginning in the early 1930s. In 1933, French was appointed local editor of the Commonwealth Review, a social sciences journal published by the University of Oregon.

Box-Item 9.103: D. R. French

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 2.184: Arthur H. Freundt

Box-Item 2.185: Bruce E. Frey

Box-Item 2.186: S. Roger Frichette

Box-Item 2.187: Pieter A. Frick

Reel-Item 1.377: Charles B. Friday

Charles B. Friday was born in Fort Collins, Colorado, on August 6, 1921. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1943 and a master’s degree in 1950 from the University of Colorado. That year, Friday became a faculty member in economics at Oregon State. He served as the chairman of the department of economics from 1957 to 1967. Friday died in 1975.

Box-Item 2.188: Charles B. Friday

Economics

Box-Item 5.32: W. Dean Frischknecht

Extension

Reel-Item 1.378: Alma C. Fritchoff

Alma C. Fritchoff was a faculty member in the department of clothing, textiles, and related arts from 1918 to 1922. She took a leave of absence, and received a master’s degree at Columbia University in 1925.  She then returned to Oregon State to continue teaching. In 1930, Fritchoff became the head of the department and was involved in home economics endeavors, including a 1937 home economics tour to Asia with Ava Milam Clark. She retired in 1948 and died in 1969.

Reel-Item 1.379: Astrio K. Frolich

Astrio K. Frolich was born on July 24, 1935, in Westfield, New Jersey. Frolich received a bachelor’s degree from Mount Holyoke College in 1956 and a master’s degree from the University of Wisconsin in 1959. Frolich became an instructor of physical education at Oregon State in 1963. The following year, Frolich earned a certificate from the State Gymnastic School in Oslo, Norway, while studying abroad under the Fulbright program.

Box-Item 2.189: Horton Lawrence Fross

Reel-Item 1.380: Larry L. Fuhriman

Larry L. Fuhriman was born on November 12, 1936 in Caldwell, Idaho. He received a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering from the University of Idaho in 1961. After graduating, he worked as a structural design engineer for the Oregon State Highway Department. Fuhriman became an instructor in civil engineering at Oregon State in 1964.

Box-Item 9.104: Larry L. Fuhriman

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.381: Homer L. Fulkerson

Homer L. Fulkerson attended Michigan State University, where he studied business and hotel administration. Fulkerson was appointed Oregon State’s residence hall food manager in 1963 after a campus demonstration against the residence hall food service. Fulkerson worked at Oregon State for two years before resigning in 1965.

Box-Item 9.105: Homer L. Fulkerson

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.382: W. Fulks

Watson Bryan Fulks was born on January 24, 1919, in White County, Arkansas. In 1940, he received a bachelor’s degree from Arkansas State Teachers College (University of Central Arkansas). He then received a master’s degree from the University of Arkansas in 1941 and a doctorate from the University of Minnesota in 1949. After teaching at other institutions, Fulks joined Oregon State as a professor of math in 1960.

Box-Item 4.97: Dwight S. (Pete) Fullerton

Pharmacy

Box-Item 4.176: Winnifred Keil Fulmer

Home Economics Counselor

Box-Item 2.190: Ejner J. Fulsang, Jr.

Reel-Item 1.383: John Fulton

John Fulton was born in Edinburgh, Scotland, on December 15, 1868. He came to Oregon in 1886. He attended Oregon State, graduating with a bachelor’s degree in 1892 and a master’s degree in 1900. Fulton played on Oregon State’s first football team and organized the school’s first glee and dramatics club. He graduated from Harvard with a doctorate in 1903. He began working as the experiment station chemist at Oregon State in 1896, but was later promoted to department head of chemistry in 1907 at Oregon State. Fulton also served as the director of the First National Bank.

Box-Item 9.106: John Fulton

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.384: William Ralph Furtick

William Ralph Furtick was born on January 8, 1927, in Salina, Kansas. Furtick attended Kansas State University and received a bachelor’s degree in 1949.  He became a faculty member at Oregon State that same year, and worked as a professor of agronomy until 1975.  While at Oregon State he earned a master’s degree in 1952 and a doctorate in 1958. In 1966, he was selected to be a leader of the US foreign aid program on weed control to South American countries. Furtick was also the president of the Weed Society of America from 1966-1967.

Box-Item 9.107: William Ralph Furtick

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.385: Ira Noel Gabrielson

Ira Noel Gabrielson was born in Sioux Rapids, Iowa, on September 27, 1889. He attended Morningside College, graduating with a bachelor’s degree in 1912. Gabrielson served as the chief of the Bureau of Biological Survey, and in 1940, became the director of the US Fish and Wildlife Service. From 1946 to 1970, he was president of the Wildlife Management Institute. Afterwards, he remained a chairman and was involved in several other biological agencies. Gabrielson was awarded the Audubon Medal in 1949, received the Interior Department’s Distinguished Service Award, and was selected for the National Hall of Conservation. Oregon State awarded Gabrielson an honorary doctorate of science in 1936. He died in 1977.

Box-Item 9.108: Ira Noel Gabrielson

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.386: Charles A. Gage

Charles A. Gage was born on November 15, 1942, in Batavia, New York. He studied at the State University of New York at Geneseo.  He earned a bachelor’s degree in 1964 and a master’s degree in 1966. Gage then went on to Louisiana State University, where he earned a second master’s degree in 1969 and a doctorate in 1971. In 1972, he worked at Oregon State as a visiting assistant professor of physics.

Reel-Item 1.387: Mary A. Gallagher

Mary A. Gallagher was born on April 7, 1934, in Kalamazoo, Michigan. She received a bachelor’s degree from Michigan State University in 1956, and a master’s degree from Western Michigan University in 1963. In 1964, Gallagher became an assistant professor of home economics at Oregon State.

Box-Item 2.191: Joel D. Galloway

Box-Item 2.192: William H. Galperin

Reel-Item 1.388: Sandra Gangle

Sandra L. Gangle was born on January 11, 1943, in Brockton, Massachusetts. She received a bachelor’s degree from the College of New Rochelle in New York and a master’s degree from the University of Oregon in 1968. That year, she became a faculty member teaching French at Oregon State.

Reel-Item 1.389: Robert E. Gangware

Robert E. Gangware studied at Wittenberg University in Ohio. He worked as the journalist-in-residence with the Sea Grant Marine Advisory Program while on a year’s leave from the Salem morning newspaper in 1972. Gangware spent 23 years as city editor and two and a half years as managing editor of the Salem paper.

Box-Item 5.140: E. Hugh Gardner

Reel-Item 1.390: Richard E. Gardner

Richard Earl Gardner was born on November 16, 1930, in South Gate, California. He received a bachelor’s degree from Eastern Oregon College (Eastern Oregon University) in 1956, a master’s degree from Oregon College of Education (Western Oregon University) in 1960, and a doctorate of education from Oregon State in 1971. While a graduate student, Gardner worked as an instructor in the school of education at Oregon State. After graduating, he became the coordinator of the Teacher Education Project in Career Education and a faculty member in the school of education.

Reel-Item 1.391: Richard H. Gardner

Richard H. Gardner was born on November 13, 1947, in San Diego, California. In 1969, he received a bachelor’s degree in math and physics from the University of California in Santa Barbara. In 1972, he received a master’s degree in education from Colorado State University. He became head resident at Oregon State after graduating.

Box-Item 2.193: John Clifton Garman

Reel-Item 1.392: Leon Garoian

Leon Garoian was born on May 18, 1925, in Fresno, California. He received a bachelor’s degree from California Polytechnic. He received a master’s degree in 1955 and a doctorate in 1959 from the University of Wisconsin. Garoian worked for Oregon State for several periods through the 1940s and 1950s. In 1959, he became an associate professor and marketing management specialist at Oregon State.

Box-Item 9.109: Leon Garoian

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.393: Margo D. Garton

Margo D. Garton was born on June 23, 1939, in Billings, Montana. Garton received a bachelor’s degree in education from Michigan State University in 1967 and a master’s degree in education in 1970. She worked as a teacher in Corvallis, Oregon, beginning in 1969 while working as an instructor at Oregon State at the same time.

Box-Item 4.177: James Lathrop Garrard

Industrial & General Engineering

Reel-Item 1.394: Patricia E. Garrett

Patricia E. Garrett was born on July 13, 1943, in Washington, DC. She received a bachelor’s degree from St. Francis College in 1965, a master’s degree from Georgetown University in 1967, and a doctorate from the University of Colorado in 1970. She worked as a resident associate from 1971 to 1974. While at Oregon State, Garrett studied the synthesis of crotepoxide.

Box-Item 4.178: Chester A. Garrison

English

Box-Item 2.194: Robert L. Garrison

Reel-Item 1.395: James E. Garvey

James E. Garvey graduated from the University of Creighton Medical School in 1932. He went on to the Army Medical Corps, where he served for two years. After working in a private practice for some time, he came to Oregon State as a physician and assistant to the director for the Student Health Service. Garvey was in this position for seven years. In 1967, he was appointed director of the Student Health Service.

Box-Item 9.110: James E. Garvey

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.396: Jay S. Gashwiler

Jay S. Gashwiler was born on November 21, 1912, in Novinger, Missouri. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1937 from Oregon State and a master’s degree in 1939 from the University of Maine. After working in game management in Maine, he was hired as a biologist for the US Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife in 1958 out of Corvallis.

Reel-Item 1.397: Robert Eugene Gaskell

Robert Eugene Gaskell was born in Grelton, Ohio. He graduated with a bachelor’s degree in chemistry from Albion College in 1933. He received a master’s degree in 1934 and a doctorate in mathematics in 1940 from the University of Michigan. He worked as the head of the Mathematics Research Laboratory at Boeing Aircraft before coming to Oregon State. In 1957, Gaskell worked as a professor of mathematics at Oregon State. In 1966, he was appointed chairman of the department of mathematics of the United States Naval Postgraduate School. He was honored by the American Society of Engineering Education in 1993.

Box-Item 9.111: Robert Eugene Gaskell

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.398: Ekkahardt Gaspar

Reel-Item 1.399: Leland Gassert

Leland Gassert was born on September 22, 1936, in Washington, Kansas. Gassert received a bachelor’s degree in business and a master’s degree in guidance from Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia (Emporia State University). He was brought on as an assistant to the director in the Department of Financial Aid at Oregon State in 1967.

Reel-Item 1.400: Charles Edwin Gates

Charles "Pop" Edwin Gates was born on December 24, 1871, in Monticello, Indiana. Gates had a long and varied career. He graduated from a business school and went on to work in the construction, gas, and automobile industries. Gates ultimately settled in Medford, Oregon, where he served as mayor and president of the Chamber of Commerce. Gates was recognized by Oregon state officials as a good-roads advocate and was a significant influence to highway legislation.

Box-Item 9.112: Charles Edwin Gates

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.401: Dorothy Galton

Dorothy Galton was born on March 5, 1891. She attended the University of Washington, and graduated with a bachelor’s degree in 1925 and a master’s degree in 1933. In 1940, she became a faculty member in education at Oregon State. Galton died in 1977.

Box-Item 5.33: W. Lawrence Gates

Dean, College of Science

Box-Item 5.141: Charles G. Gavin

Box-Item 2.195: Lloyd Wesley Gay

Reel-Item 1.402: Kathleen J. Gee

Kathleen J. Gee was born on March 28, 1940, in Yuma, Arizona. She received a bachelor’s degree in 1962 from Brigham Young University and a master’s degree in 1964 from Oregon State. While a graduate student, she worked in the Department of Family Life as an instructor.

Reel-Item 1.403: Robert W. Gee

Robert W. Gee was born on January 24, 1936, in Los Angeles, California. He received a doctorate from the University of Southern California. Gee worked with the Scripps Institution of Oceanography from 1967 to 1971, when he came to Oregon State as a visiting assistant professor.

Reel-Item 1.404: Michael Pierpont Gehlen

Michael Pierpont Gehlen was born on October 10, 1934, in Marshall, Texas. He received a bachelor’s degree from Texas Christian University in 1956, a master’s degree from Vanderbilt University in 1957, and a doctorate from the University of Texas in 1963. That year, Gehlen became an assistant professor of political science at Oregon State.

Reel-Item 1.405: Edward Wayne Geller

Edward Wayne Geller was born in Fort Wayne, Indiana, on January 5, 1930. He graduated from the University of Colorado in 1951 with a bachelor’s degree in engineering physics. He then attended Mississippi State University, graduating in 1954 with a master’s degree in aerospace engineering. Geller also performed graduate work at Johns Hopkins University and Virginia Polytechnic Institute from 1957 to 1959. He became a faculty member in mechanical and industrial engineering at Oregon State in 1959.

Box-Item 9.113: Edward Wayne Geller

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 2.196: Michael Gemperle

Reel-Item 1.406: Sam C. Gendusa

Sam C. Gendusa was born on April 19, 1939, in Chicago, Illinois. He studied at the Art Institute of Chicago, graduating with a bachelor’s of fine arts in 1964 and a master’s of fine arts in 1966. He became a faculty member in art at Oregon State in 1968. Gendusa is known in Corvallis for constructing the “Dinosaur Bones” sculpture in Avery Park.

Box-Item 9.114: Sam C. Gendusa

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.407: Donald W. George

Donald W. George was born on May 1, 1921, in Topeka, Kansas. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1938 and a master’s degree in 1949 from Kansas State University. George became a research agronomist at Oregon State in 1954.

Box-Item 2.197: Tommy A. George

Reel-Item 1.408: William Den Hartog Georgiades

William Den Hartog Georgiades was born on May 30, 1925. He received a bachelor’s degree in English and social studies from Upland College in California, a master’s degree in curriculum from Claremont Graduate School, and a doctorate in curriculum administration from the University of California, Los Angeles. Georgiades started as Oregon State’s dean of the school of education in 1975.

Reel-Item 1.409: Henry Herbert Gibson

Henry Herbert Gibson was born in Ohio. He attended Denison University, where he received a bachelor’s degree in 1909. He then attended Columbia University, where he received a master’s degree in education and psychology. Gibson became interested in agricultural education and went on to study agriculture and agricultural science at Cornell University. Gibson joined Oregon State as a faculty member in 1921. He went on to become head of the Agricultural Education Department in 1927, a position he held until his retirement in 1950. Gibson was honored for distinguished service with the degree of Honorary American Farmer from the National Association of the Future Farmers of America in 1952. He died in 1956.

Box-Item 9.115: Henry Herbert Gibson

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.410: Edith M. Gifford

Edith M. Gifford was born on November 18, 1921, in Chicago, Illinois. She received a bachelor’s degree in 1942 from Chicago Teachers College (Chicago State University) and a master’s degree in 1962 from the University of Wisconsin. In 1966, she became an assistant professor of education at Oregon State.

Reel-Item 1.411: David Gilbert

David H. Gilbert was born on March 11, 1932, in Healdsburg, California. He received a bachelor’s degree from the College of the Pacific in 1956 and a master’s degree from the University of Colorado in 1957. That year, he became an English faculty member at Oregon State.

Reel-Item 1.412: Earl C. Gilbert

Earl C. Gilbert was born in Palmyra, Ohio, on February 2, 1895. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1916 and a master’s degree in 1917 from Hiram College in Ohio. Gilbert then went on to receive a doctorate from the University of Chicago in 1922. While studying for a doctorate, Gilbert worked as an instructor of chemistry at Oregon State. After graduating, he continued on as a faculty member. He served as the chairman of the chemistry department from 1940 and 1956 and the chairman of the publication communications (now University Press) department from 1935 to 1960. Gilbert retired in 1960 and died in 1964.

Box-Item 6.8: Donald E. Giles

Hatfield Marine Science Center; deceased April 1996.

Box-Item 4.179: Gordon W. Gilkey

Liberal Arts; deceased 2000.

Reel-Item 1.413: Helen Margaret Gilkey

Helen Margaret Gilkey was born on March 6, 1886, in Montesano, Washington. She received bachelor’s degree in 1907 and a master’s degree in 1911 from Oregon State and a doctorate from the University of California in 1915. She was the first woman to receive a doctorate in botany there. Gilkey became the curator of the Oregon State Herbarium in 1918, a position she held for 33 years. She worked with more than 50,000 new plant specimens, and authored over 100 publications. Gilkey was honored by the Oregon Academy of Science in 1952 and the Northwest Scientific Association in 1969 with the “Outstanding Scientist” award. Gilkey died in 1972. The truffle genus Gilkeya was named after Gilkey in 2006.

Box-Item 9.116: Helen Margaret Gilkey

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.414: Amory Tingle (Slats) Gill

Amory T. “Slats” Gill was born on May 1, 1901, in Salem, OR. He played for the Oregon State basketball team from 1921 to 1924. He then went on to work at Oregon State as head basketball coach from 1928 to 1965, and later as Director of Athletics from 1964 to 1966. He died in 1966. Gill was inducted into the Naismith Hall of Fame in 1968. Gill Coliseum, Oregon State’s basketball arena, is named after him.

Box-Item 9.117: Amory Tingle (Slats) Gill

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.415: Percy Margaret Gill

Percy Margaret Gill was born on July 4, 1909, in Glencoe, Illinois. Gill received a bachelor’s degree from the University of California and a master’s degree from Oregon State. After working for the American Red Cross from 1942 to 1945, she became a faculty member at Oregon State in physical education.

Reel-Item 1.416: Winifred Gillen

Winifred Gillen received a bachelor’s of home economics and a master’s degree in home management from Iowa State. After local service as the Klamath county home demonstration agent and as a chairman of the Klamath County nutrition committee, she was appointed assistant state 4-H Club leader at Oregon State in 1947.

Box-Item 9.118: Winifred Gillen

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 2.198: James Warren Gillett

Box-Item 2.199: Bernard H. Gilmore, Jr.

Reel-Item 1.417: Campbell M. Gilmour

C. M. Gilmour worked at Oregon State University as a soil microbiologist beginning in 1951. Gilmour’s research awarded him the Oregon State basic research award and grants from the Rockefeller Foundation, the National Science Foundation, the National Institute of Health, and the US Department of Agriculture. He was appointed professor of botany, molecular biology, and genetic biology and director of the Institute of Environmental Biological Research at the University of Utah in 1967.

Box-Item 9.119: Campbell M. Gilmour

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.418: F.J. Giroux

Fred J. Giroux graduated from Oregon State as a mechanical engineer in the 1920s. He then completed a year-long graduate student training program with the Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company. Giroux spent many years in the industry and became a welding engineer for Michaels & Mourre, Inc. in Long Island City, New York.

Reel-Item 1.419: Ronald R. Gist

Ronald R. Gist was born on May 15, 1932, in St. Louis, Missouri. He studied business administration at the University of Missouri, receiving a bachelor’s degree in 1958 and a master’s degree in 1959. Then, in 1964, Gist graduated from the University of Illinois with a doctorate in marketing and economics. He taught at several institutions before becoming a faculty member of business administration at Oregon State in 1966.

Box-Item 9.120: Ronald R. Gist

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.420: Doris M. Glasser

Dorris M. Glasser was born on December 24, 1926, in Lakewood, Ohio. She received a bachelor’s degree from Miami University in 1947, a master’s degree from the University of Wisconsin in 1948, and a doctorate from the University of Washington in 1963. That year, Glasser began teaching modern languages at Oregon State.

Reel-Item 1.421: Frederick Walter Gleeson

Frederick Walter Gleeson was born on April 21, 1930, in Vancouver, Washington. He received a bachelor’s degree from the University of Washington in 1953. That year, he became a faculty member teaching radio education at Oregon State.

Box-Item 2.200: George Walter Gleeson

Reel-Item 1.422: Bard Glenne

Bard Glenne was born on May 2, 1935, in Oslo, Norway. He received a bachelor’s degree from Washington State University in 1957, a master’s degree from Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1959, and a doctorate from the University of California, Berkeley in 1966. Glenne became an assistant professor of civil engineering at Oregon State in 1968.

Reel-Item 1.423: Douglas W. Glennie

Douglas W. Glennie was born on May 6, 1927, in Vancouver, British Columbia. He studied at the University of British Columbia, and graduated with a bachelor’s degree in 1949 and a master’s degree in 1951. Glennie then went on to receive a doctorate from the University of Washington in 1955. He became the head of the Forest Research Lab chemical division in 1957 at Oregon State.

Box-Item 4.180: Russell H. Godard

Mathematics

Box-Item 5.34: Earl E. Goddard

Dean, School of Business and Technology

Box-Item 2.201: Karen S. Godwin

Box-Item 2.202: Larry B. Godwin

Box-Item 2.203: R. Kenneth Godwin

Reel-Item 1.424: Grayce E. Goertz

Grayce E. Goertz was born on July 9, 1919, in Carnduff, Saskatchewan, Canada. Goertz studied at Kansas State College.  She recieved a bachelor’s degree in home economics in 1941, a master’s degree in foods and nutrition in 1947, and a doctorate in foods in 1952. That year, she became an assistant professor in home economics at Oregon State.

Reel-Item 1.425: June Adeline Goetze

June Adeline Goetze was born on March 29, 1928, in Portland, Oregon. She received a bachelor’s degree in journalism from the University of Oregon in 1949. After working as an editor for the Hillsboro Argus, she joined Oregon State as an information specialist for the extension service in 1953.

Reel-Item 1.426: Charles Goetzinger

Box-Item 9.121: Charles Goetzinger

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 4.181: Harry Earl Goheen

Mathematics

Box-Item 2.204: Keith Goldhammer

Reel-Item 1.427: Thomas Erric Gomersall

Thomas Erric Gomersall was born in Columbus, Ohio, on October 3, 1937. He received a bachelor’s and master’s degree of fine arts from Ohio University. Gomersall worked as an instructor in architectural design at Ohio University beginning in 1968. From 1970 to 1971, he was a visiting instructor at Oregon State.

Reel-Item 1.428: Frank S. Gonzalez II

Frank S. Gonzalez II was born on January 13, 1928, in Helena, Montana. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1949 from Montana State University. Gonzales owned a drug store before returning to Montana State in 1959 to receive a master’s degree. That year, Gonzalez became an instructor of speech at Oregon State.

Box-Item 2.205: Delmer Goode

Reel-Item 1.429: Jack N. Goodman

Jack N. Goodman was born in Portland, Oregon, on September 28, 1922. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1948 from Pacific University and a master’s degree from Colorado State in 1949. He began work at Oregon State in 1953 and ultimately became a library manager.

Reel-Item 1.430: Sanford J. Goodman

Sanford J. Goodman was born on June 16, 1899, in Brockton, Massachusetts. He received a bachelor’s degree at the United States Military Academy in West Point, New York. Goodman was commissioned into the army in 1924 and ultimately earned the rank of Colonel. During his service, he received the Legion of Merit, the Army Commendation Ribbon, the Italian Medal for Valor, the French Croix de Guerre with palms, and three French Croix de Guerres with gold stars. Goodman became a professor of military science and technology at Oregon State in 1953.

Reel-Item 1.431: Paul N. Goodmonson

Paul N. Goodmonson was born in Bemidji, Minnesota, on August 27, 1920. Goodmonson received a bachelor’s degree in forestry from the University of Minnesota. In 1949, he was brought on as a forestry products marketing specialist at Oregon State.

Reel-Item 1.432: Erma Gordon

Erma Gordon graduated from Oregon State in 1930 with a bachelor’s degree in vocational education. Beginning in 1932, she studied for six years at the Frederick Wilhelm University in Berlin, Germany. Gordon received a doctorate in Norse, German, and Spanish. In 1938, she led several discussion groups upon her return to the United States, including a lecture with the American Association of University Women on the topic of “Democracy in Scandinavia.” Gordon conducted radio programs in Swedish and Arabic music on the KOAC radio station in the early 1940s.

Box-Item 9.122: Erma Gordon

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 2.206: John Charles Gordon

Reel-Item 1.433: Carroll P. Gorg

Carroll P. Gorg was born on March 14, 1936. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1961 and a master’s in education in 1964 at Central Washington State College (Central Washington University). After graduating, Gorg became a consultant for educational media at Oregon State. In 1965, he was promoted to the manager of production and audiovisual instruction. Gorg also worked as an assistant professor.

Reel-Item 1.434: Ute E. Görner

Ute E. Görner was born on December 23, 1940, in Esslingen, Germany. He studied meteorology at the University of Hamburg, graduating in 1966. In 1967, he became a research associate at Oregon State in oceanography.

Box-Item 9.123: Ute E. Görner

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.435: Saul B. Gorski

Saul B. Gorski was born on August 15, 1934, in Florence, Oregon. In 1955, he received a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering at Oregon State. In 1959, he received a master’s degree at Oregon State. While a graduate student, Gorski worked as an instructor in mechanical engineering at Oregon State.

Box-Item 9.124: Saul B. Gorski

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.436: George W. Gosline

George W. Gosline studied engineering at the University of Nevada. After graduating, he was employed by a private engineering firm in Southern California, primarily working with farmers and ranchers. Gosline was then hired as a junior hydraulic engineer for the state of California. During World War II, he was appointed principal engineer for the public works division of the War Relocation Authority. Then, Gosline was a member of the Soil Conservation Service before being appointed assistant state conservationist for the state of Oregon in 1944.

Box-Item 9.125: George W. Gosline

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 2.207: John E. Gough

Box-Item 2.208: Kenneth Michael Goul

Box-Item 5.142: Steven J. Gould

Box-Item 4.98: R. L. Goulding, Jr.

Entomology

Reel-Item 1.437: Samuel Herman Graf

Samuel Herman Graf was born on August 4, 1887, in Portland, Oregon. He received a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering in 1907 and a master’s degree in engineering in 1909 from Oregon State. As a graduate student, Graf worked as an instructor in mechanical engineering. After graduating, he stayed on staff at Oregon State, ultimately becoming the director of engineering research in 1928, the head of the department of mechanical engineering in 1935, and the director of the engineering experiment station in 1944. Graf retired in 1954. Oregon State's Graf Hall, an engineering research and instruction building, is named after him.

Box-Item 9.126: Samuel Herman Graf

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.438: Bruce Graham

Bruce Graham was born in Crete, Nebraska, on December 26, 1916. He studied at Oregon State, receiving a bachelor’s degree in chemistry in 1942 and a doctorate in organic chemistry in 1945. In 1958, Graham was appointed chairman of the biological sciences department, physical sciences division at Stanford Research Institute.

Box-Item 5.143: Crawford “Scram” Graham

Box-Item 5.35: Robert D. Graham

Forest Products

Reel-Item 1.439: Robert G. Graham

Robert G. Graham was born in St. Louis, Missouri, on June 11, 1925. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1949 from the University of Illinois, a master’s of business administration in 1963 from the University of Texas, and a doctorate in 1965 from the University of Texas. After graduating, Graham worked as an associate professor of business management at Oregon State. He also worked as an editor of Northwest Business Management. Later, Graham was named chairman of the Department of Business Environment and Organizational Behavior.

Box-Item 9.127: Robert G. Graham

Business Administration; original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.440: James Burton Grange

James Burton Grange was born on March 29, 1916, in Ogden, Utah. Grange began his service in the US Navy in 1935. In 1952, he came to Oregon State as the Gunners Mate Chief.

Reel-Item 1.441: Anthony M. Grano

Anthony M. Grano was born on August 8, 1936, in Billings, Montana. He studied agricultural economics at Montana State, receiving a bachelor’s degree in 1957 and a master’s degree in 1959. Grano then went on to receive a doctorate from the University of Illinois in 1962. After graduating, he worked for the Economic Research Service in the US Department of Agriculture.

Reel-Item 1.442: Donald M. Granstrom

Donald M. Granstrom was born on April 26, 1911, in Oak Park, Illinois. He received a bachelor’s degree from Northwestern University before joining the US Navy in 1933. In 1952, Granstrom became an associate professor of naval science at Oregon State.

Box-Item 4.182: Phyllis Emogene Grant

Clothing, Textiles & Related Art

Reel-Item 1.443: John B. Grantham

John B. Grantham was born on May 14, 1910, in Seattle, Washington. He studied forestry, graduating with a bachelor’s degree from the University of Washington in 1934. Grantham then received a master’s degree from the New York State College of Forestry (now the State University of New York, College of Environmental Science and Forestry) in 1935. After graduating, he worked with the US Forest Service and commercial lumber companies. Grantham was also an assistant professor of forestry at Virginia Polytechnic Institute. In 1945, he was appointed as a research associate with the Oregon Forest Products Laboratory and professor of forest products at Oregon State. In 1951, Grantham was appointed chief of physical research at the lab and head of the forestry products department. In 1953, Grantham became director of the lab.

Box-Item 9.128: John B. Grantham

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.444: Edward Milton Grassell

Edward Milton Grassell was born on February 18, 1921, in Galt, California. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1943 from San Jose State, a master’s degree in 1951 from the College of the Pacific in California, and a doctorate degree from Oregon State in 1960. As a graduate student, Grassell worked for the Department of Visual Instruction in the General Extension Division for Oregon State as an assistant professor and school specialist in visual instruction.

Box-Item 9.129: Edward Milton Grassell

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Box-Item 5.144: Arthur Eugene Gravatt

Box-Item 2.209: Margaret Dowell Gravatt

Reel-Item 1.445: Iris Gray

Iris Gray was born on April 18, 1910, in Juneau, Alaska. She received a bachelor’s degree in 1925 from Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. Gray joined the Oregon State music staff in 1929. She left briefly to earn a master’s degree in 1944 from the University of Idaho. Gray returned to the Oregon State School of Music in 1933, working until her retirement in 1973. She died in 1974.

Box-Item 9.130: Iris Gray

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Reel-Item 1.446: J. Wendell Gray

J. Wendell Gray was born in Madras, Oregon. A printer by trade, he worked as the head printer at the University of Oregon Press for thirteen years. In 1942, he joined the United States Employment Service office. Gray then went on to serve for five years as the Chief of the Division of Surplus Property and Utilization in the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare in Washington, DC. In 1962, Gray came to Corvallis, working as the Federal Water Pollution Control Administration representative liaison for planning, constructing, equipping, and staffing the Pacific Northwest Water Laboratory in Corvallis. He retired in 1968.

Box-Item 4.183: James L. Gray

General Engineering

Box-Item 4.99: Pearl Spears Gray

Affirmative Action

Box-Item 5.145: Brian J. Greber

Reel-Item 1.447: Charles R. Green

Charles R. Green was born on July 16, 1935, in Chicago, Illinois. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1957 from Augustana College in Illinois. Green then went on to the University of Illinois, where he graduated with a master’s degree and a doctorate in 1960. That year, he became a faculty member in political science at Oregon State.

Box-Item 9.131: Charles R. Green

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Reel-Item 1.448: Harold E. Green

Harold E. Green was born on July 17, 1906, in Highland, Kansas. In 1925, he enlisted in the army, serving in the cavalry until 1942 and in the Signal Corps until 1946. Green retired with the rank of master sergeant. From 1949 to 1951, he worked at Oregon State as the groundskeeper for the athletic department. Green was recalled to the army in 1951 and worked at Oregon State as an ROTC instructor.

Box-Item 9.132: Harold E. Green

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Box-Item 2.210: Randall Lee Green

Reel-Item 1.449: Charles H. Greene

Charles H. Greene was born on November 23, 1932, in Roswell, New Mexico. Greene studied at New Mexico State, receiving a bachelor’s degree in 1954 and a master’s degree in 1958. He then went to Oregon State, receiving a doctorate in 1963. As a graduate student, Greene was brought on as a junior agricultural economist at Oregon State. In 1960, he was promoted to a cooperative agent in association with Oregon State and the USDA, and in 1962, Greene became an agricultural economist.

Box-Item 9.133: Charles H. Greene

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Reel-Item 1.450: Theodore M. Greene

Theodore M. Greene was born in Constantinople, Turkey, on January 25, 1897. He received a bachelor’s degree from Amherst College and a doctorate from the University of Edinburgh. Greene worked as an instructor at various institutions between 1919 and 1953 before becoming a visiting professor of philosophy at Oregon State in 1963.

Box-Item 9.134: Theodore M. Greene

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 5.36: Richard C. Greenwood

Office of Business Affairs

Reel-Item 1.451: Charles T. Gregg

Charles T. Gregg was born on July 27, 1927, in Billings, Montana. He studied at Oregon State, receiving a bachelor’s degree in physics in 1952 and a master’s degree in organic chemistry in 1956. Starting as a graduate student and continuing after graduating, Gregg worked as an instructor and research assistant at Oregon State.

Box-Item 9.135: Charles T. Gregg

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 2.211: Vida Griego

Box-Item 2.212: Betty Caldwell Griffin

Box-Item 2.213: David L. Griffith

Reel-Item 1.452: John L. Griffith

John L. Griffith was born on August 20, 1877, in Mt. Carroll, Illinois. He graduated from Beloit College in Wisconsin in 1902 with a bachelor’s degree. That year, he was elected director of athletics for Yankton College in South Dakota. Griffith went on to hold the same position at Morningside College (Morningside University) in Iowa for three years and at Drake University for ten years. At Drake, he also worked as the Dean of Men and Regent. In 1917, he began his military service as the athletic director for Camp Dodge in Iowa and helped to found the school of physical training and bayonets at Camp Gordon in 1918. Griffith was appointed Executive Officer of the Athletic Division of the War Department’s Commission on Training Camp Activities. While serving, he was promoted to the rank of major. In 1922, he became the Commissioner of Athletics of the Western Conference. Griffith taught several Oregon State summer session athletics education courses as a visiting instructor in 1926.

Box-Item 9.136: John L. Griffith

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.453: Steve John Grillos

Steve John Grillos was born on January 15, 1928, in Rock Springs, Wyoming. He studied at the University of Denver, receiving a bachelor’s degree in 1951 and a master’s degree in 1952. After graduating, Grillos came to Oregon State, where he received a doctorate in botany in 1956. While a graduate student, Grillos worked as an instructor in botany.

Box-Item 9.137: Steve John Grillos

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.454: David V. Grillot

David V. Grillot was born in Dayton, Ohio, on September 12, 1934. He studied at Ohio University, where he received a bachelor’s degree in 1959 and a master’s degree in 1962. Grillot then went on to receive a doctorate from Michigan State in 1967. He worked as a research associate at the University of Oregon until 1968, when he became an assistant professor of physics at Oregon State.

Reel-Item 1.455: Edgar Grimes

Edgar Grimes was a member and local leader of several 4-H clubs in his hometown of Harrisburg, Oregon. He led seven clubs, organized six, and was a member of five as a senior in high school. Grimes was the national champion of the Moses Leadership Trophy Contest in 1928, the year after he graduated high school. He went on to attend Oregon State and graduated with a bachelor’s degree in agriculture in 1934.

Box-Item 9.138: Edgar Grimes

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 5.37: John Grimes

Extension

Reel-Item 1.456: Verda Griner

Verda Griner was born on January 16, 1921, in Mesa, Arizona. She received a bachelor’s degree in family life and home administration from Brigham Young University in 1948. Griner worked as a home economist at Southern California Gas Company from 1948 until 1956, when she became an instructor at Pepperdine College (Pepperdine University). In 1958, she left Pepperdine and became an instructor in family life at Oregon State.

Box-Item 4.184: Roland H. Groder

Extension Agrcultural Economics

Reel-Item 1.457: R.C. Groesbeck

Rollo C. Groesbeck was born in 1877 in Lola, Kansas. He received a bachelor’s degree and conducted post-graduate studies in law at the University of Chicago. For a brief time, Groesbeck worked as an instructor at the Illinois College of Law (University of Illinois). In Oregon, he owned and operated a farm below Klamath Falls. Groesbeck served as the president of Klamath County Chamber of Commerce for three terms, and later on was a member of its board of directors. He was appointed a member of the Oregon board of higher education, and visited Oregon State in this capacity in 1940.

Box-Item 9.139: R. C. Groesbeck

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.458: Nathaniel Grossman

Nathaniel Grossman was born in Chicago, Illinois, on April 17, 1937. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1958 from California Institute of Technology and a doctorate in 1964 from the University of Minnesota. Grossman worked at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, New Jersey until 1966, and then became an associate professor of mathematics at the University of California, Los Angeles. Grossman worked as a visiting professor at Oregon State beginning in 1970.

Reel-Item 1.459: David Hubert Grover

David Hubert Grover was born in New York, New York, on June 12, 1925. He earned two bachelor’s degrees, one in 1945 from the US Merchant Marine Academy and the second from Colorado State University in 1949. He then earned a master’s degree from the University of Colorado in 1951 and a doctorate from the University of Oregon in 1960. While a graduate student, Grover worked as an instructor in speech at Oregon State beginning in 1957. After graduating, he was promoted to assistant professor of speech. In 1962, he won the Marion F. McClain Award at the University of Oregon for his significant contribution to Pacific Northwest history in his manuscript, “Debaters and Dynamiters: The Rhetoric of the Haywood Trial."

Box-Item 5.38: Charles M. Gudger

Business Policy. Deceased

Reel-Item 1.460: Lucy Ada Case Gruetzmacher

Lucy Ada Case Gruetzmacher was born on June 30, 1888, in Wisconsin. She received a bachelor’s degree from the University of Wisconsin in 1911, a master’s degree in 1912 from Columbia University, and a second bachelor’s degree from the University of Minnesota in 1924. Gruetzmacher taught high school history and English for several years before becoming a foods and nutrition specialist at the University of Wisconsin. In 1924, she became a nutrition specialist at Oregon State, a position Gruetzmacher held until her resignation in 1947. She died in 1966.

Box-Item 9.140: Lucy Ada Case Gruetzmacher

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.461: Martha M. Guenther

Martha M. Guenther was born on December 22, 1900, in Burlington, Iowa. She received a bachelor’s degree in 1923 from the University of Iowa, a second bachelor’s degree in library science from the University of Illinois in 1931, and a master’s degree from the University of Michigan in 1938. Guenther held several librarian positions at American colleges and institutions before becoming an assistant catalog librarian at Oregon State in 1959.

Box-Item 9.141: Martha M. Guenther

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 2.214: Erwin Guess

Reel-Item 1.462: Dee J. Guilford

Dee J. Guilford was born on July 22, 1928, in Weiser, Idaho. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1955 from the University of Oregon and a master’s degree in 1970 from Oregon State. While a graduate student, he began working for Oregon State and ultimately became the assistant director of the housing department.

Reel-Item 1.463: Orley Donald Gunderson

Orley Donald Gunderson was born on September 8, 1940, in Bejou, Minnesota. He studied agricultural education, receiving a bachelor’s degree from the University of Minnesota in 1963 and a master’s degree from the Pennsylvania State University in 1966. Gunderson then went on to Oregon State to receive a doctorate in 1971. While a doctoral candidate, he worked in the vocational education leadership development program at Oregon State.

Box-Item 9.142: Orley Donald Gunderson

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 5.146: Paul Gunn

Box-Item 2.215: Greg C. Gustafson

Box-Item 5.147: Dan J. Guthrie

Reel-Item 1.464: Donald Guthrie, Jr.

Donald Guthrie, Jr. was born on July 8, 1933, in Eureka, California. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1954 from Stanford University, a master’s degree in 1955 from Columbia University, and a doctorate in 1958 from Stanford University. He worked as a mathematician for the Stanford Research Institute from 1960 to 1963 before becoming a faculty member in statistics at Oregon State.

Box-Item 2.216: Lou Ann Guthrie

Box-Item 2.217: Juan Guzman

Box-Item 4.100: J. R. Haag

Agricultural Chemistry

Reel-Item 1.465: Robert Hackmann

Robert Hackmann was born on October 15, 1940, in Denver, Colorado. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1961 from Yale University and a master’s degree from the University of Michigan in 1969. In 1971, Hackmann began working as an assistant professor in history at Oregon State.

Box-Item 2.218: Charles Hagedorn III

Box-Item 6.42: Fred Hagelstein

Ag Programs

Box-Item 5.39: Ivan J. Hagen

Farm Crops

Box-Item 2.219: Thomas Lee Hagen

Reel-Item 1.466: William Hagenstein

On reel 1 between Clyde Jensen and Norman Jensen.

Reel-Item 1.467: Oscar Hagg

Oscar Hagg was born in Reedville, Oregon, on January 19, 1902. He received a bachelor’s degree from Oregon State in 1926. After graduating, Hagg worked as a dairy farmer for 24 years. He was brought on as a dairy marketing specialist for the Oregon State Extension Services in 1950.

Reel-Item 1.468: Bruce J. Hahn

Bruce J. Hahn was born on December 14, 1907, in Mountainside, Oregon. He graduated from Oregon State with a bachelor’s degree in 1930. He then worked as a public school teacher, attending Oregon State in the summers to receive his master’s degree, which he completed in 1940. Hahn stayed at Oregon State to work as a faculty member of industrial arts. He was selected to serve as a educationalist in the United States Overseas mission for two years in Bolivia.

Box-Item 9.143: Bruce J. Hahn

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.469: John A. Haislip

John A. Haislip was born on August 25, 1925, in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1950 from the University of Washington and then completed postgraduate studies at Johns Hopkins University. Haislip worked as an instructor at the University of Idaho for two years before returning to the University of Washington to complete further postgraduate studies. In 1958, he became an instructor of English at Oregon State. He collaborated with art professor John Rock in 1965 to produce a portfolio entitled “Elegy for Jake,” dedicated to John Breitenbach, an Oregon State alum who was killed by an avalanche in the 1963 American Mount Everest Expedition.

Box-Item 9.144: John A. Haislip

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 4.101: M. R. Haith

Engineering

Box-Item 2.220: Virginia A. Halderman

Reel-Item 1.470: Harvey S. Hale

Harvey S. Hale graduated from Oregon State in 1927 with a bachelor’s degree in agriculture. He then worked as the Coos County Agent for Oregon State Extension Services. Hale held this position for three years before resigning and accepting a similar position in Twin Falls, Idaho.

Box-Item 9.145: Harvey S. Hale

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.471: Tenison F. Haley

Tenison F. Haley was born on March 13, 1930, in San Francisco, California. He received a bachelor’s degree from Washington University. Haley then went on to receive a master’s of education and a doctorate of education from the University of Oregon. He worked as a director of guidance services in the public school system and as a counseling assistant and psychometrist at the University of Oregon. In 1963, Haley received a twelve-month appointment as a counselor at Oregon State.

Reel-Item 1.472: Arthur S. Hall

Arthur S. Hall was born on July 31, 1937, in Wytheville, Virginia. He received a bachelor’s degree in agriculture economics from Virginia Polytechnic Institute in 1959, a doctorate of veterinary medicine from the University of Georgia in 1963, and a master’s degree in veterinary pathology from the University of Wisconsin in 1965. That year, he became an associate scientist and chairman for the Department of Animal Science at the Oregon Regional Primate Research Center in Beaverton, Oregon. In 1967, Hall was appointed associate professor in the Department of Veterinary Medicine at Oregon State.

Box-Item 5.40: Frances A. Hall

Home Economics Extension

Box-Item 2.221: Helen C. Hall

Box-Item 5.41: Paige LeRoy Hall

Extension

Reel-Item 1.473: S.B. Hall

S.B. Hall graduated from Oregon State in 1909. He taught agriculture in California until 1916, when he joined the Oregon State Extension Services as the Multnomah County Agent. Hall also served as president of the Oregon County Agents’ Association and served on the Board of Directors of the American Holstein-Friesian Association.

Box-Item 9.146: S. B. Hall

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 5.42: Jerome B. Hallan

Health

Reel-Item 1.474: Frank N. Halm

Frank N. Halm was born on June 8, 1922, in Whittier, California. He was a US Air Force career officer. He first enlisted in 1942, and served in Europe during World War II and in Germany in 1951. Halm earned the rank of colonel and decorations including the Distinguished Flying Cross, the Air Medal with four oak leaf clusters, and the Commendation Medal with an oak leaf cluster. After returning from service, he received a bachelor’s degree in 1955 from the University of Maryland and a master’s of business administration from George Washington University in 1960. Halm then went on to serve as the head of the Department of Aerospace Studies in the ROTC program at Oregon State until his retirement in 1972.

Box-Item 5.43: Margaret E. Hamilton

Extension

Reel-Item 1.475: Elizabeth C. Hamlin

Elizabeth C. Hamlin was born in Wasco, Oregon, on September 23, 1923. She graduated from Oregon State with a bachelor’s degree in 1946 and then went on to the University of Oregon, where she received a master’s degree in 1966 and a doctorate in 1971. As a graduate student, Hamlin worked as an instructor in the school of education at Oregon State while performing research in counseling. In 1968, she began work as an assistant foreign student counselor at Oregon State. In the 1970s, Hamlin became the director of the English Language Institute at Oregon State.

Reel-Item 1.476: John B. Hancock

John B. Hancock was born on March 30, 1921, in El Paso, Texas. He received a bachelor’s degree in liberal arts from Texas A&M University in 1942. Hancock served in the US Army after graduating, earning the rank of colonel. In 1962, he was appointed assistant professor of military science at Oregon State and was promoted to full professor in 1963.

Reel-Item 1.477: Linda Louise Hanes

Linda Louise Hanes was born on July 21, 1940, in Tecumseh, Michigan. Hanes received a bachelor’s degree in 1962 from Michigan State University and a master’s degree in library science in 1963 from the University of Michigan. After graduating, she worked as a catalog librarian for Wittenberg University until 1965, when she became an assistant catalog librarian at Oregon State.

Reel-Item 1.478: Robert J. Hanks

Robert J. Hanks was born on June 28, 1923, in Marysvale, Utah. He received a bachelor’s degree from the US Naval Academy. Hanks served in the navy beginning in 1942, earning the rank of lieutenant. In 1952, he became an assistant professor of naval science at Oregon State.

Box-Item 4.185: Elmer Hansen

Horticulture

Box-Item 2.222: Henry Paul Hansen

Graduate School and Geology

Reel-Item 1.479: Neil Martin Hansen

Neil Martin Hansen was born on December 23, 1918, in Stanwood, Washington. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1942 from Washington State. After graduating, he joined the US Marine Corps and earned the rank of major. In 1952, he became an assistant professor of naval science at Oregon State.

Box-Item 9.147: Neil Martin Hansen

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.480: Robert G. Hansen

Robert G. Hansen was born on March 9, 1930, in Forman, North Dakota. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1957 from the University of North Dakota, a master’s degree in 1959 from South Illinois University, and a doctorate from Michigan State in 1963. In 1963, he joined the department of geography at Oregon State. He is credited with drawing maps of Oregon State featured in Oregon State General Catalogs, for example, the catalog for the 1967-1968 academic year.

Box-Item 9.148: Robert G. Hansen

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.481: Viola Karen Hansen

Viola Karen Hansen was born in Plainview, Nebraska, on December 2, 1912. She received a bachelor’s degree from the University of California, Los Angeles in 1944 and a masters degree in public administration from Harvard in 1951. She joined the Oregon State extension staff in 1944, working as the county extension agent in home economics. After taking a year of leave in 1950, Hansen returned as acting home furnishing specialist. In 1952, Hansen became a state agent for the extension services.

Box-Item 9.149: Viola Karen Hansen

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.482: Jesse Allen (Jess) Hanson

Jess A. Hanson was born on October 21, 1887, in Warren, Ohio. He joined the Oregon State agricultural extension station in 1911 to work with James Dryden. In 1913, Hanson established his own poultry farm in Corvallis. He developed the Hanson White Leghorn breed and became the largest producer in the state. Hanson was awarded an honorary doctor of science from Oregon State in 1936. In 1971, he established a scholarship program for Benton county men who studied poultry, agriculture, or science at Oregon State.

Box-Item 9.150: Jesse Allen Hanson (Jess)

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 5.148: Edward E. Hardin

Box-Item 2.223: Vera L.B. Harding

Box-Item 2.224: J. Robert Hardison

Reel-Item 1.483: Jesse E. Harmond

Jesse E. Harmond was born on December 10, 1906, in Columbus, Mississippi. He received a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from Mississippi State University. Harmond began work at Oregon State in 1945 at the Cooperative State and Federal Research Project at Oregon State. He continued performing research with the small seed harvesting and processing investigations with the USDA beginning in 1953. In 1957, he was promoted to investigations head and lead agricultural engineer for this project. Harmond retired in 1969.

Box-Item 9.151: Jesse E. Harmond

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.484: Ancel Haroldsen

Ancel Haroldsen was born on June 11, 1937, in Idaho Falls, Idaho. He received an associate’s degree in 1964 from Ricks College, a bachelor’s degree in 1965 from Brigham Young University, and a master’s degree in 1968 from the University of Idaho. Haroldsen worked as an agricultural economist for the Oregon State Extension Service. He took part in a study promoting the use of electricity and natural gas performed by the OSU Office of Energy Research and Development.

Reel-Item 1.485: Franklin S. Harper

Franklin S. Harper was born in New York City on March 12, 1930. He received a bachelor’s degree in journalism in 1956 from San Diego State. In 1958, Harper graduated from the University of Iowa with a master’s of fine arts in English. He worked as a lecturer in English at San Diego State, Cabrillo College, and Hartnell College, before being appointed an instructor of English at Oregon State in 1966.

Reel-Item 1.486: James Royce Harr

James Royce Harr was born in Eureka, California, on October 27, 1933. He received two bachelor’s degrees: one in 1954 from Utah State and another in 1955 from Washington State. Harr then went on to receive a doctorate of veterinary medicine from Washington State in 1957 and a master’s degree at Oregon State in 1961. While a graduate student, he worked as a faculty member in the college of veterinary medicine at Oregon State. In 1969, Harr was named a diplomat of the American Board of Veterinary Toxicology.

Box-Item 4.186: Charles Newton Harris

Speech Communication

Box-Item 4.187: Fred P. Harris

Philosophy

Box-Item 2.225: Lonnie B. Harris

Reel-Item 1.487: Marie A. Harris

Marie A. Harris was born on June 30, 1920, in Salt Lake City, Utah. She received a bachelor’s degree and a master’s degree from Montana State College. Harris worked as an instructor in foods and nutrition for the University of British Columbia in summer 1957, leaving in the fall to take the same position at Oregon State.

Reel-Item 1.488: Patricia J. Harris

Patricia J. Harris was born on September 2, 1921, in Seattle, Washington. Harris received a bachelor’s degree in 1954 from the University of California, Berkeley. She then received a master’s degree from Yale University in 1958 and a doctorate from Berkeley in 1962. After graduating, Harris worked as an assistant research zoologist at Berkeley from 1962-1964. In 1964, she was came to Oregon State as an assistant professor of Zoology, and Electron Microscopist. In 1968, she was promoted to associate professor of zoology. In 1972, Harris was a faculty leader of “The Photographer and the Sea” workshop held at the Oregon State Marine Science Center in Newport, Oregon.

Box-Item 9.152: Patricia J. Harris

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 5.44: William Harris

OSU Security

Reel-Item 1.489: Virginia Harrison

Virginia Harrison was born on March 15, 1918, in St. Louis, Missouri. She received a bachelor’s degree in 1940 from the University of Wisconsin and a master’s degree in 1944 from Columbia University. Harrison worked as an assistant professor of physical education at Mary Washington College from 1946 to 1948. In 1948, she started at Oregon State as an assistant professor of physical education. In 1951, Harrison was promoted to associate professor of physical education.

Reel-Item 1.490: O.G. Harrold

Box-Item 9.153: O. G. Harrold

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 5.45: Ralph D. Hart

Extension

Reel-Item 1.491: Roger A. Hart

Roger Allen Hart was born on September 16, 1940, in Lynn, Massachusetts. He attended Yale and Tufts University, where he studied geology and geophysics. He worked as a geophysicist in the rainforests of Ecuador and Brazil. He also was a member of the first American team to climb Mount Everest without oxygen. Hart worked as a research professor at Oregon State, studying marine hydrothermal systems and the origins of Earth’s atmosphere. Later on, Hart worked as a professor at the Oregon Coast Community College. He died in 2011. Hart Glacier in Antarctica is named after him.

Reel-Item 1.492: Henry Hartman

Henry Hartman was born on December 11, 1889, in Marion, Kansas. He studied horticulture at Washington State, graduating in 1917. Hartman served in the army from 1918 to 1919. After his release, he joined the Oregon State college staff with teaching and research duties. In 1922, he received a master’s degree from Iowa State College. Hartman stayed on as a staff member at Oregon State, working as the head of the horticulture department at Oregon State from 1942 to 1955. During this time, he also spent a year from 1931 to 1932 as the head of the US Department of Agriculture laboratory for fruit storage, handling, and distribution, at Wenatchee, Washington.

Box-Item 9.154: Henry Hartman

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.493: Edward W. Harvey

Edward W. Harvey was born on March 21, 1911, in Amherst, Massachusetts. He attended the University of Massachusetts, receiving a bachelor’s degree in 1934, a master’s degree in 1937, and a doctorate in 1940. Harvey began working at Oregon State while finishing his doctorate. He first worked as an instructor in food technology. After receiving his doctorate, he became acting superintendent of the Food Industries Laboratory at Astoria. He was later promoted to assistant professor of food technology and the superintendent of the Seafoods Laboratory. In 1944, he became associate food technologist at this laboratory.

Reel-Item 1.494: Janet Harward

Janet Harward was born on April 22, 1939, in Utah. She received a bachelor’s degree and a master’s degree from Utah State University. Harward worked as an instructor of English at Utah State University from 1962 to 1965 before assuming the same position at Oregon State.

Reel-Item 1.495: Frank F. Hasbrouck

Frank F. Hasbrouck was born on May 9, 1920, in Peoria, Illinois. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1942 and a doctorate degree in 1953 from the University of Illinois. In 1953, Hasbrouck was hired as a faculty member at Oregon State. In addition to teaching entomology, he also worked as the curator of the entomological collection at Oregon State.

Reel-Item 1.496: Arnold F. Haseley

Arnold F. Haseley was born on September 2, 1931, in Lockport, New York. He attended Cornell University, graduating with a bachelor’s degree in 1954 and a master’s degree in 1955. Haseley worked as a regional marketing agent for Cornell and as a retail marketing specialist at Purdue University's cooperative extension service. In 1961, Haseley was hired as a marketing management specialist at Oregon State’s extension service. He died in 1965.

Box-Item 2.226: Mark O. Hatfield

Reel-Item 1.497: Lutz Kurt Robert Hasse

Lutz Kurt Robert Hasse was born in Hindenburg, Germany, on August 17, 1930. He attended the University of Hamburg, where he received a diplom in meteorology (equivalent to a master’s degree) in 1955 and a doctorate in 1958. Hasse worked as a researcher at the Institute for Radiometeorology at the University of Hamburg from 1957 to 1962. In 1962, he became a researcher and instructor at the Meteorology Institute at the same institution. From 1969 to 1970, Hasse worked as a research associate at Oregon State.

Box-Item 5.149: Duane L. Hatch

Box-Item 5.150: Alfred Haunold

Box-Item 5.151: Ehud Havazelet

Reel-Item 1.498: Carroll James Hawkins

Carroll James Hawkins was born on March 10, 1910, in Brooklyn, New York. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1934 from West Virginia University. Hawkins then went on to the University of Minnesota to receive a master’s degree in 1937 and a doctorate in 1946. He worked as an associate professor of political science at Michigan State. In 1959, Hawkins came to Oregon State as a visiting professor of political science.

Box-Item 5.152: Dawn C. Hawkins

Reel-Item 1.499: Curtis L. Hawley

Curtis L. Hawley was born in Bethel, Oregon, on June 10, 1869. Hawley graduated from Oregon State in 1889. Around the turn of the century, he entered the livestock industry, raising Guernsey cattle and Lincoln sheep. Hawley’s career led him to be elected state dairy and food commissioner, as well as appointed regent of Oregon State. He died in 1923.

Box-Item 9.155: Curtis L. Hawley

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 4.188: Betty Hawthorne Ray Storla Hewitt

English. Deceased November, 1995

Reel-Item 1.500: Harold D. Hayes

Harold D. Hayes was born in Ft. Smith, Arkansas, on April 6, 1928. He attended Fresno State, where he graduated with a bachelor’s degree in 1957 and a master’s degree in 1962. In 1963, Hayes became a faculty member at Oregon State, where he taught industrial arts.

Reel-Item 1.501: Thomas B. Hayes

Thomas B. Hayes studied electrical engineering, receiving a bachelor’s degree in 1938 from Oregon State and a master’s degree in 1940 from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Hayes worked as an engineer for the Bonneville Project, as well as for several other engineering firms.

Reel-Item 1.502: Milton R. Haynes

Milton R. Haynes was born on October 2, 1923, in Medford, Oregon. Haynes received a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from Oregon State in 1955. After graduating, he worked as a consultant engineer. In 1957, he was hired by Oregon State as a part-time engineering instructor.

Reel-Item 1.503: Robert Hazel

Robert Hazel was born on June 27, 1921, in Bloomington, Indiana. He received a bachelor’s degree from George Washington University in 1946 and a master’s degree in writing from Johns Hopkins University in 1950. Hazel worked for six years at the University of Kentucky before becoming a faculty member in English at Oregon State in 1962.

Box-Item 2.227: Robert C. Heald

Reel-Item 1.504: Charles O. Heath

Charles O. Heath was born on April 14, 1915, in Manila, the Philippines. Heath received a bachelor’s degree in 1936 from the California Institute of Technology and a master’s degree in 1945 from Rutgers University. In 1946, he became a professor of mechanical engineering at Oregon State. Heath took a two-year leave of absence from 1956 to 1958 to work as a visiting professor at the University of Roorkee in India.

Box-Item 9.156: Charles O. Heath

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 2.228: Edward H. Heath

Box-Item 2.229: G. Ross Heath

Box-Item 2.230: David Heatherbell

Reel-Item 1.506: Dennis I. Hedges

Dennis I. Hedges was born on March 7, 1939, in Portland, Oregon. He attended Oregon State, graduating with a bachelor’s degree in 1961. During the 1960s, Hedges worked as an assistant manager of Multnomah Athletic Club. He worked as the assistant athletic director at Oregon State from 1966 to 1974.

Box-Item 9.157: Dennis I. Hedges

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 4.189: Joel Hedgpeth E. Wendell Hewson

Atmospheric Sciences

Reel-Item 1.507: Donald Ward Hedrick

Donald Ward Hedrick was born on July 20, 1917, in Willapa, Washington. He received a bachelor’s degree in agriculture from Washington State in 1939, a master’s degree in forestry from the University of California in 1949, and a doctorate in range management from Texas A&M in 1951. He worked as a range conservationist in the Soil Conservation Service through the 1940s. In 1951, he became an assistant professor of range management at Oregon State. In 1962, he was promoted to full professor."

Box-Item 9.158: Donald Ward Hedrick

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 2.231: James L. Hedtke

Reel-Item 1.508: Sidney D. Heidersdorf

Sidney D. Heidersdorf was born in Kenosha, Wisconsin, on September 8, 1936. He graduated with a bachelor’s degree in physics from Loras College in 1958 and a master’s degree in radiological science from University of Washington in 1965. Heidersdorf participated in X-ray science and engineering research at Oregon State after graduating.

Reel-Item 1.509: Cas F. Heilman

Cas F. Heilman was born on February 18, 1936, in Toppenish, Washington. Heilman studied at Oregon State. He received a bachelor’s degree in agricultural education in 1959, a master’s of education in 1966, and a doctorate of education in 1970. While a student, Heilman was hired as a faculty member in the Vocational Education Division at Oregon State. Heilman began this work in 1966. He served in several officer positions for the Oregon Vocational Agriculture Teachers Association.

Reel-Item 1.510: R.C. Heimsch

Richard Charles Heimsch was born on December 20, 1942. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1965 from Miami University and a master’s degree from the University of Wisconsin in 1971. After graduating, he was a faculty member in microbiology at Oregon State.

Box-Item 2.232: Oliver H. Heintzelman

Reel-Item 1.511: Charles Rankin Heisler

Charles Rankin Heisler was born on July 1, 1924, in Burlington, Iowa. He received a bachelor’s degree from Monmouth College in 1948 and a doctorate from the University of Chicago in 1957. After graduating, Heisler became a faculty member in chemistry at Oregon State.

Reel-Item 1.512: Paul A. Heist

Paul A. Heist was born in Waverly, Iowa, on August 2, 1917. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1939 from Luther College. He then received a master’s degree from the University of Illinois. After serving in World War II, Heist received a doctorate in clinical psychology from the University of Minnesota in 1950. Soon after, he was hired as an assistant professor of psychology at Oregon State. Heist was honored with the Outstanding Teacher Award in May 1956. He left Oregon State to become a professor at the University of California, Berkeley.

Reel-Item 1.513: Robert S. Henderson

Robert S. Henderson was born on June 4, 1940, in Sitka, Alaska. He received a bachelor’s degree from the University of Nebraska in 1964. The same year, he enlisted in the US Army. Henderson served in the infantry in Germany and Vietnam. He earned the rank of captain, as well as the Bronze Star, Purple Heart, and the Vietnamese Cross of Gallantry. In 1969, he became an assistant professor of military science at Oregon State.

Reel-Item 1.514: Berneita Hendrix

Berneita Hendrix was born on May 5, 1920, in Rogers, New Mexico. She received a bachelor’s degree in home economics from New Mexico State University in 1941 and a master’s degree from Columbia University Teachers College in 1955. Through the 1950s and early 1960s, Hendrix worked as Assistant State Supervisor and later, State Supervisor, of Home Economics Education for the New Mexico Department of Education. She also worked as the State Advisor of Future Homemakers of America in New Mexico. In 1962, Hendrix was hired as Assistant Professor of Home Economics Education at Oregon State.

Reel-Item 1.515: Elizabeth Artis Watts Henley

Elizabeth Artis Watts Henley was born on September 25, 1912, in Bellingham, Washington. She attended the University of Washington, where she received a bachelor’s degree in English and liberal arts in 1934 and a master’s degree in 16th century aesthetics in 1958. In 1959, Henley began working for Oregon State as an instructor of English. Henley was also a poet, and many of her works were published, including the poem “Lines from an Oregon Garden” published in the Ladies Home Journal in 1963.

Box-Item 9.159: Elizabeth Artis Watts Henley

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 5.153: Commodore Gilbert (Comm) Henness

Reel-Item 1.516: Donald R. Henry

Donald R. Henry was born in Mitchell, South Dakota, on February 16, 1921. Henry received a bachelor’s degree from the Iowa State Teachers College in 1947 and a master’s degree from the University of Washington in 1953. In 1955, Henry became a faculty member teaching speech. He also worked as the associate director of drama. In 1962, he received a grant to travel to London, where he studied American theater as seen by British travelers between 1860 and 1900.

Box-Item 2.233: June M. Henton

Box-Item 2.234: Richard W. Henton

Reel-Item 1.517: George B. Herington

George B. Herington was born on May 20, 1880, in Normal, Illinois. Herington studied at Illinois State. He went on to become the chief engineer and major in charge of several railroad and construction companies. He was involved in building and construction law. Herington was honored with an honorary degree from Oregon State in 1931. He died in 1945.

Box-Item 9.160: George B. Herington

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.518: William Brodbeck Herms

William Brodbeck Herms was born on September 22, 1876, in Portsmouth, Ohio. Herms received a bachelor’s degree in 1902 from Baldwin-Wallace College in Ohio, a master’s degree from Ohio State University in 1906, and a doctorate from Baldwin-Wallace College in 1935. Herms held several university positions until becoming the head of the division of entomology and parasitology at the University of California, Berkeley. Herms visited Oregon State in March 1942 to lead the fourth annual biology colloquium, sponsored by Phi Kappa Phi, themed “The Biologist in a World at War”.

Box-Item 9.161: William Brodbeck Herms

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 5.46: Richard K. Hermann

Forest Ecology

Box-Item 5.154: Bob Herndon

Box-Item 2.235: J.A. Herrmann

Reel-Item 1.519: Bertha Emma Herse

Bertha Emma Herse was born on July 26, 1891, in West Point, Nebraska. She received two bachelor’s degrees from Oregon State in 1910 and 1928. She also received a bachelor’s of library science in 1924 from the University of the State of New York. Herse worked at Oregon State at several periods during this time, ultimately becoming a reference librarian in 1924. She retired in 1957.

Reel-Item 1.520: Leroy G. Heston

Leroy G. Heston was born in Grants Pass, Oregon, on May 25, 1903. He attended the University of Michigan for four years, however, he did not receive a degree. Heston was a pilot in the air force beginning in 1929, ultimately rising to the rank of colonel. He served as a professor of air science at Oregon State from 1954 until his retirement in 1958. Heston died in 1982.

Box-Item 6.43: Ray Hewitt

English

Reel-Item 1.521: Thomas H. Hibbard

Thomas H. Hibbard received a doctorate from Claremont Graduate School. While on the Oregon State economics faculty in the 1970s, he was a part of the research team to modify and improve the procedure used for developing an annual manpower plan for the state of Oregon. This study was conducted in cooperation with the Governor’s Manpower Planning Council.

Box-Item 5.155: Hugh J. Hickerson

Reel-Item 1.522: Patricia S. Hicks

Patricia S. Hicks was born on January 25, 1922, in Iowa City, Iowa. Hicks graduated from the University of Iowa College of Medicine in 1960 with an M.D. She worked for Student Health at the University of Iowa until 1970. In 1971, Hicks began working as a student health physician at Oregon State.

Reel-Item 1.523: Ronald H. Hicks

Ronald H. Hicks was born in Portland, Oregon, on September 26, 1938. He graduated in 1960 from Oregon State with a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering. After graduating, he continued working at Oregon State as an electrical engineering instructor.

Box-Item 9.162: Ronald H. Hicks

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 5.47: Richard M. Highsmith

Geography

Reel-Item 1.524: Victor A. Hilarov

Victor A. Hilarov was born in Kishinev, Russia, on August 14, 1900. He was raised in Syracuse, New York. Hilarov received a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from Syracuse University in 1927. He worked in the electrical engineering industry until the 1960s. In 1965, he spent a month at Oregon State as a consultant to the X-ray science and engineering program at Oregon State.

Reel-Item 1.525: Ida C. Hilbers

Ida C. Hilbers was born on December 3, 1898, in Phoenix, Arizona. She received a bachelor’s degree from the University of Arizona in 1922. She then went on to the University of California, Berkeley, where she received a certificate of librarianship in 1928 and a master’s degree in 1931. Hilbers worked as a catalog assistant at the Berkeley Public Library before being hired as an assistant catalog librarian at Oregon State in 1940. She was a member of the library faculty until her retirement in 1966. Hilbers died in 1977.

Reel-Item 1.526: Clara Chapman Hill

Clara Chapman Hill was born on October 3, 1916, in Eugene, Oregon. Hill graduated from Oregon State in 1938 with a bachelor’s degree and in 1940 with a master’s degree. She worked as an instructor at several institutions before joining the Oregon State botany faculty in 1955. She held this position while pursuing a doctorate degree. It is unclear whether she graduated with this degree.

Box-Item 9.163: Clara Chapman Hill

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 5.48: Donald David Hill

Farm Crops

Reel-Item 1.527: Eddie P. Hill

Eddie P. Hill was born on June 9, 1930, in Allen, Nebraska. He received a doctorate from the University of Nebraska in 1962. He worked as an associate professor of biology at Macalester College in St. Paul, Minnesota. While on sabbatical leave in 1972, Hill completed research on the physiology of fungi at Oregon State.

Box-Item 9.164: Eddie P. Hill

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Reel-Item 1.528: Walter E. Hill

Walter E. Hill was born on July 25, 1937, in Bottineau, North Dakota. He received a bachelor’s degree from Brigham Young University in 1961. He then went on to the University of Wisconsin to receive a master’s degree in 1964 and a doctorate in 1967. Hill worked as a research associate in biochemistry and biophysics at Oregon State beginning in 1967.

Box-Item 9.165: Walter E. Hill

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Reel-Item 1.529: Anthony Hillebrand

Anthony Hillebrand was born on July 19, 1859, in Brilon, Germany. Hillebrand was a Catholic clergyman. After serving on a mission in Eastern Oregon, he was appointed to St. Johns parish in Oregon City. Hillebrand served in several different ranks before becoming the Oregon City pastor vicar-general in 1926.

Box-Item 9.166: Anthony Hillebrand

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 2.236: Howard H. Hillemann

Box-Item 5.49: Ivy E. Hilty

Extension

Reel-Item 1.530: Lehi Hintze

Lehi F. Hintze was born in Denver, Colorado, on April 14, 1921. He received a bachelor’s degree in geology in 1941 from the University of Utah. Hintze then went on to continue his studies of geology at Columbia University, where he received a master’s degree in 1949 and a doctorate in 1951. After graduating, Hintze worked as an assistant professor of geology at Oregon State.

Box-Item 5.156: Robert C. Hinz

Reel-Item 1.531: John Henderson Hitchock

John Henderson Hitchcock was born on October 13, 1915, in Hood River, Oregon. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1940 from the University of Washington and a master's degree in public administration in 1950 from Ohio State University. Hitchcock served as a captain in the US Navy and earned several military decorations.

Box-Item 5.157: Joseph Hlebichuk

Box-Item 6.9: Philip Wen-jen Ho

Library

Reel-Item 1.532: Jean Hobart

Jean Hobart was born on January 12, 1933, in San Luis Obispo, California. Hobart received a bachelor’s degree in 1953 from Oregon State and another in 1954 from the Oregon College of Education. In 1955, she began working as the advisor for the Withycombe House at Oregon State.

Reel-Item 1.533: E.C. Hobbs

Ernest Charles Hobbs was born on September 22, 1880, in Sheridan, Illinois. He was a certified trade instructor. Hobbs worked as a printer prior to becoming the superintendent of the College Press at Oregon State from 1917 to 1931. That year, he left this post to become director of the State Printing Plant in Salem.

Reel-Item 1.534: Barbara L. Hodam

Barbara L. Hodam was born in Decatur, Illinois, on December 6, 1940. She received a bachelor’s degree in 1962 in home economics education from the University of Illinois and a master’s degree in 1964 in clothing and textiles from Oregon State. Hodam began working as an instructor of home economics at Oregon State in 1963.

Reel-Item 1.535: G.R. Hoerner

Godfrey R. Hoerner was born in San Antonio, Texas, in 1893. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1916 from Oregon State. He began working for Oregon State as a plant pathologist with the US Department of Agriculture in 1931. He then became a hop specialist in 1948. Hoerner joined the Oregon State technical assistance team at Kasetsart University in Thailand in 1955. Hoerner developed cancer, and came back to the United States to receive treatment. He died in 1959.

Box-Item 9.167: G. R. Hoerner

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 4.190: Wyman D. Hoeye

Engineering

Box-Item 5.158: Elbert Neil Hoffman

Reel-Item 1.536: Lynne M. Hoffman

Lynne Hofmann was born on March 14, 1941, in The Dalles, Oregon. Hoffman received a bachelor’s degree in 1963 from Oregon State. After graduating, Hoffman became a 4-H agent-at-large.

Reel-Item 1.537: William Charles Hoffman

William Charles Hoffman was born on August 11, 1919, in Portland, Oregon. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1943 from the University of California, Berkeley. Hoffman then went on to the University of California, Los Angeles, where he received a master’s degree in 1949 and a doctorate in 1953. Hoffman worked with several institutions, including the Boeing Scientific Research Lab from 1961 to 1966. He became a professor of mathematics at Oregon State in 1966.

Reel-Item 1.538: William E. Hoffman

William E. Hoffman was born in Akron, Ohio, on September 10, 1909. He received a bachelor’s degree from the University of Akron. He then attended Akron Law School. Hoffman served as a major in the US Air Force. In 1953, he became an associate professor at Oregon State.

Reel-Item 1.539: Julian L. Hogan

Julian L. Hogan was born on January 1, 1914, in Ft. Dodge, Iowa. Hogan attended Creighton University in Nebraska, where he received a bachelor’s degree. Lieutenant Colonel Hogan became an associate professor of military science and the director of the Oregon State artillery ROTC in 1950. He died in 2000.

Box-Item 2.237: Jean Davies Hogensen

Box-Item 2.238: Thomas C. Hogg

Box-Item 5.159: William D. Hohenboken

Reel-Item 1.540: Herbert J. Holbeck

Herbert J. Holbeck was born on August 23, 1928, in Duluth, Minnesota. Holbeck studied civil engineering at Oregon State, where he received a bachelor’s degree in 1951 and a master’s degree in 1955. While in graduate school, Holbeck worked as a graduate assistant for the department of civil engineering at Oregon State.

Box-Item 9.168: Herbert J. Holbeck

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 4.102: G. W. Holcomb

Civil Engineering

Box-Item 2.239: Jerry Holechek

Box-Item 2.240: William E. Holley

Reel-Item 1.541: Anthony Hollingsworth

Anthony Hollingsworth was born in Dublin, Ireland, on July 6, 1943. He attended University College Cork in Ireland, where he received a bachelor’s degree in 1964. In 1970, he received a doctorate from Massachusetts Institute of Technology. After graduating, he became an assistant professor of atmospheric science at Oregon State.

Reel-Item 1.542: John R. Holm

John R. Holm was born on December 9, 1933, in Evanston, Illinois. He attended Wisconsin State, where he graduated with a bachelor’s degree in 1956. Holm served as a pilot in the US Air Force, where he became a major. In 1968, Holm started as an assistant professor of aerospace studies at Oregon State.

Box-Item 5.160: Michael H. Holroyd

Reel-Item 1.543: M. Paul Holsinger

M. Paul Holsinger was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on January 31, 1938. Holsinger received a bachelor’s degree in 1959 from Duke University. He then went on to the University of Denver, where he received a master’s degree in 1960 and a doctorate in 1962. Holsinger worked as an instructor for the University of Denver during this time. After graduating, he was brought on as a history instructor at Oregon State. In 1965, he was awarded the Eppley Chair of History by the Culver Military Academy in Indiana.

Box-Item 2.241: David L. Holst

Box-Item 6.10: Mary M. Holthouse

Department of Information

Box-Item 2.242: Robert Lawrence Holton

Reel-Item 1.544: John Gordon Hood

John Gordon Hood was born on September 20, 1907, in Government Island, Oregon. He received a bachelor’s degree in agriculture from Oregon State in 1935. Hood served as the Clatsop County extension agent from 1945 until 1951, when he became the state extension agent. Hood received a master’s degree from Michigan State in 1958. In 1962, he was appointed Assistant Director of the OSU Extension Service. Hood died in 1966.

Box-Item 9.169: John Gordon Hood

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Box-Item 2.243: Kenneth Thomas Hood

Box-Item 2.244: Edward F. Hoover

Reel-Item 1.545: Richard Johann Hopeman

Richard Johann Hopeman was born in Albany, Oregon, on April 28, 1936. He received a bachelor’s degree in business administration from Oregon State in 1958. Hopeman then went on to the University of Washington, where he received a master’s degree in 1959 and a doctorate in 1962. He became an assistant professor of business administration at Oregon State in 1960.

Box-Item 5.50: Walter S. Hopkins

Forest Management

Box-Item 5.161: Chester E. Horner

Reel-Item 1.546: John B. Horner

John B. Horner was born on August 4, 1856, in La Grande, Texas. He received two bachelor’s degrees, the first in 1877 from Philomath College (closed), and second, in 1885 from Willamette University. Horner also received a master’s degree in 1887 and a doctorate in literature in 1899 from Philomath College. In 1891, Horner became a faculty member at Oregon State. He taught English composition, literature, penmanship, Latin, and history. Horner became the chair of the history department and was awarded the title “Director of Oregon Historical Research” by the Oregon State Board of Regents in 1922. The next year, he began building what would become the College Museum. Opened in 1925, the museum held historical and natural history collections. Horner died in 1933. The museum was renamed the Horner Museum of the Oregon Country in 1936. While it closed in 1995, the Horner Collection was transferred to the Benton County Historical Society.

Box-Item 9.170: John B. Horner

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Reel-Item 1.547: Willian Hamilton Horning

William Hamilton Horning was born in Corvallis, Oregon, on June 23, 1877. He began teaching industrial arts at Oregon State in the 1920s, while he also ran his own blacksmithing and welding business. He died in 1943.

Box-Item 2.245: Karl Hornyik

Reel-Item 1.548: Ingomar M. Hostetter

Ingomar M. Hostetter was born on June 27, 1893, in Reynolds, North Dakota. He attended the University of Washington, where he received a bachelor’s degree in 1915 and a doctorate in 1935. Hostetter taught at several institutions before coming to Oregon State in 1941 as a mathmatics professor. He died in 1969.

Box-Item 9.171: Ingomar M. Hostetter

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Reel-Item 1.549: Clarence R. Hotchkiss

Clarence R. Hotchkiss was born on June 5, 1880 in Warren, Pennsylvania. Hotchkiss joined the army and served in Cuba and the Philippines. He studied business administration at Eastman College in Poughkeepsie, New York. After working as the president of a mortgage company in Portland, Oregon, he reenlisted in the army at the beginning of World War I. Hotchkiss earned the distinguished service medal during this time, as well as the rank of colonel. In 1921, Hotchkiss was appointed United States Marshal in 1921. He held this office until 1930. Hotchkiss died in 1952.

Box-Item 9.172: Clarence R. Hotchkiss

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Reel-Item 1.550: Ed Houghton

Ed Houghton was born on March 5, 1935, in Willow Lake, South Dakota. He received a bachelor’s degree in business in 1960 from Black Hills State in South Dakota. Then, Houghton received a master’s degree in 1968 from Southern Oregon and a doctorate from Oregon State in 1970. He became an instructor in 1969 while completing his doctorate.

Reel-Item 1.551: Ronald C. Householder

Ronald C. Householder was born on April 17, 1938. He graduated from Oregon State in 1961 with a degree in engineering. He became a motor vehicle inspection division administrator for the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality. Householder died in 2013.

Box-Item 2.246: Carolyn Newton Hout

Reel-Item 1.552: Norbert W. Houx

Norbert W. Houx was born on March 10, 1935, in Sittard, the Netherlands. He attended the University of Bordeaux in France, the Wageningen Agriculture University in the Netherlands, and received a doctorate from Utrecht State University in the Netherlands. In 1963, he came to Oregon State as an instructor in biochemistry.

Reel-Item 1.553: Hattie Hanna Hovenden

Hattie Hanna Hovenden was born in 1861. She graduated from Oregon State in 1880. Hovendon was the daughter of Presbyterian missionaries and among the early graduates of Oregon State. The Hattie Hanna and George B. Hovenden Collection contains more materials related to her experience at Oregon State. She died in 1956.

Box-Item 9.173: Hattie Hanna Hovenden

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Reel-Item 1.554: Leonard L. Hovey

Leonard L. Hovey was born in Corvallis, Oregon, on April 26, 1936. He attended Oregon State, where he graduated with a bachelor’s degree in 1958 and a doctorate in 1970. Hovey became an instructor in engineering in 1970.

Reel-Item 1.555: Ted Howe

Ted Howe was a research assistant in fisheries and wildlife and was referred to as the Oregon State master fisherman. In 1972, he and an Oregon State Sea Grant team worked with native Samoans to build five dories, a traditional fishing boat, in Samoa. Howe died in 1991.

Box-Item 4.103: Herbert Badollet Howell

Ag. Experment Station

Reel-Item 1.556: J. Franklin Howell

J. Franklin Howell was born in Fairview, Utah, on January 18, 1932. Howell studied zoology at Brigham Young University, receiving a bachelor’s degree in 1954 and a master’s degree in 1955. He then went on to Washington State University, where he received a doctorate in entomology in 1963. While in graduate school, Howell became an instructor in entomology at Oregon State beginning in 1962.

Box-Item 9.174: J. Franklin Howell

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Reel-Item 1.557: James C. Howland

Reel-Item 1.558: H.V. Hoyt

H. V. Hoyt received a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from Purdue University in 1915 and a master’s degree in business administration at Harvard University in 1917. He then went on to Stanford University, where he earned a doctorate in 1929. Hoyt was appointed the dean of commerce at Oregon State in 1931.

Box-Item 9.175: H. V. Hoyt

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Reel-Item 1.559: Ruth Knowles Hoyt

Ruth Knowles Hoyt was born on January 14, 1892, in Boston, Massachusetts. She received a bachelor’s degree from Wellesley University. She received a teaching license for New York Public Schools after graduating. In 1954, she began working as the social director for Waldo Hall at Oregon State.

Reel-Item 1.560: T.C. Huang

T. C. Huang was born on January 20, 1921, in Shanghai, China. He studied mechanical engineering, receiving a bachelor’s degree in 1946 from Chiao-tung University in Taiwan. Huang then went on to the University of Illinois, where he received a master’s degree in 1949 and a doctorate in 1952. He became an instructor at Oregon State in 1955.

Box-Item 9.176: T. C. Huang

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Reel-Item 1.561: Lyle T. Hubbard, Jr.

Lyle T. Hubbard, Jr. was born on December 22, 1935, in Long Beach, California. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1958 from Linfield College. Hubbard worked for the US Fish and Wildlife Service for several years before becoming a research associate at Oregon State in the same field in 1961.

Box-Item 5.51: James R. Huber

Extension

Reel-Item 1.562: Stanley J. Huber

Stanley J. Huber was born on June 5, 1933, in Jackson, Michigan. He received a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from Oregon State in 1956. Huber became an instructor of electrical engineering at Oregon State in 1957.

Box-Item 9.177: Stanley J. Huber

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Reel-Item 1.563: Francis Gordon Hueter

Francis Gordon Hueter was born in Baltimore, Maryland, on June 29, 1929. He attended the University of Maryland, where he received a bachelor’s degree in 1952, a master’s degree in 1956, and a doctorate in 1959. Hueter worked as a research assistant at the University of Maryland before coming to Oregon State, where he became an assistant professor and assistant dairy husbandman in 1958.

Box-Item 9.178: Francis Gordon Hueter

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Box-Item 2.247: Darrell L. Hueth

Reel-Item 1.564: Robert E. Huff

Robert Huff was born on April 3, 1924, in Evanston, Illinois. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1949 and a master’s degree in 1952. After graduating, Huff worked as an instructor of English for several institutions before starting as an Oregon State English instructor in 1955.

Box-Item 9.179: Robert E. Huff

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Reel-Item 1.565: Rodney D. Hugelman

Rodney D. Hugelman was born in Bismarck, North Dakota, on August 16, 1934. Hugelman studied engineering at Oregon State, where he received a bachelor’s degree in 1956 and a master’s degree in 1958. He worked as an instructor at Oregon State while in graduate school.

Box-Item 4.191: Arthur D. Hughes

Mechanical & Metallurgical Engineering

Reel-Item 1.566: Edwin J. Hughes

Edwin J. Hughes was born on December 8, 1928, in New Orleans, Louisiana. He received a bachelor’s degree in physics from Loyola University in 1949, a master’s degree in abstract math from Tulane University in 1951, another master’s degree in applied math from Harvard University in 1956, and a doctorate in statistics from Iowa State in 1962. After graduating, he became an assistant professor of statistics at Oregon State.

Box-Item 2.248: Kenneth M. Hughes

Reel-Item 1.567: Lloyd E. Hughes

Lloyd E. Hughes was born in Bend, Oregon, on September 27, 1928. He joined the US Marine Corps in 1943, then the US Army in 1944. He remained in the army as a sergeant major and became an instructor of military science at Oregon State in 1968.

Reel-Item 1.568: Mary Bowmen Hull

Mary Bowmen Hull was born in 1876 in Decatur, Illinois. She attended Williss College in Ohio, where she worked as an instructor for several years after graduating. In 1910, Hull moved to Oregon, where she became the secretary to William Jasper Kerr, the president of Oregon State. She held this position for twenty-five years. In 1936, she was appointed curator of the Horner Museum at Oregon State. Hull was also a leader of several clubs related to Oregon State, including the Folk Club.

Box-Item 9.180: Mary Bowmen Hull

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Reel-Item 1.569: McAllister H. Hull, Jr.

McAllister H. Hull, Jr. was born on September 1, 1923, in Birmingham, Alabama. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1948 and a doctorate in 1951 from Yale University. Hull worked as an instructor for several institutions before being hired as a professor of physics at Oregon State in 1966. He also served as chairman of that department. Hull resigned in 1969.

Box-Item 9.181: McAllister H. Hull, Jr.

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Reel-Item 1.570: Donald G. Humphrey

Donald G. Humphrey was born on February 28, 1927, in Ames, Iowa. He received a bachelor’s degree from the University of Iowa in 1949, a master’s degree from the University of Washington in 1950, and a doctorate in zoology from Oregon State in 1956. While in graduate school, he worked as an instructor of general science. In 1957, he was promoted to assistant professor of general science. Later on, he became a full professor and chairman of the department of general science. In 1967, Humphrey was awarded a National Science Foundation Faculty fellowship to study the history and philosophy of science at Harvard University. He resigned in 1970.

Box-Item 9.182: Donald G. Humphrey

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Reel-Item 1.571: Willard Charles Humphreys, Jr.

Willard Charles Humphreys, Jr. was born in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, on October 5, 1935. He received a bachelor’s degree from Allegheny College in 1961, a master’s degree from Indiana University in 1963, a second master’s degree from Yale University in 1965, and a doctorate from Yale University in 1966. While completing his education, he worked as an instructor for several institutions before becoming an assistant professor of the history and philosophy of science for Oregon State in 1965.

Box-Item 9.183: Willard Charles Humphreys, Jr.

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Reel-Item 1.572: Donald R. Hunt

Donald R. Hunt was born on November 5, 1921, in Richmond, Indiana. He studied history at the University of Colorado, where he received a bachelor’s degree in 1950 and a master’s degree in 1951. In 1954, he graduated with a master’s in library science in 1954 from the University of Michigan. Hunt worked as a librarian at the Oregon State University library from 1955 until 1972.

Reel-Item 1.573: Gilbert J. Hunt

Gilbert J. Hunt was born on September 11, 1920, in Oregon. He attended Pacific University, where he received a bachelor’s degree in 1942. Hunt then went on to the University of Oregon, where he received a master’s degree in 1944 and a doctorate in 1948. After graduating, Hunt worked as a professor of chemistry at the College of Idaho until 1965, when he came to Oregon State as a part-time assistant professor of chemistry.

Reel-Item 1.574: Albert S. Hunter

Albert S. Hunter was born on October 21, 1908, in Worthington, Indiana. He studied chemistry, and recieved a bachelor’s degree in 1938 from Utah State and a master’s degree in 1940 from Washington State. Hunter then went on to receive a doctorate in soil chemistry from Rutgers University in 1943. Hunter worked as a professor at Cornell University before coming to Oregon State in 1949 as a soil scientist. He resigned in 1957.

Reel-Item 1.575: Frederick M. Hunter

Frederick M. Hunter was born on March 24, 1879. Hunter served as the Chancellor of the Oregon State Board of Higher Education. He died in 1964.

Box-Item 9.184: Frederick M. Hunter

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Box-Item 2.249: Larry C. Hunter

Box-Item 2.250: Katharine M. Hunter-Zaworski

Reel-Item 1.576: Melissa Hunter

Melissa Hunter was born in Bloomfield, Indiana, in 1888. Hunter attended Indiana University at Bloomington, where she received a bachelor’s degree in 1917. In 1918, she became an instructor in institutional management at Utah State. There, she also ran the civilian student cafeteria. When the influenza pandemic hit that year, her responsibilities included feeding patients in the Utah State infirmary. In 1919, she came to Oregon State as an instructor in the school of home economics. Hunter went to the University of Chicago, where she received a master’s degree in 1925. In 1926, she returned to Oregon State as the director of dormitories and head of the department of institution economics. Hunter died in 1961.

Reel-Item 1.577: Sarah M. Hunter

Sarah M. Hunter was born on August 21, 1938, in Hinsdale, Illinois. She received a bachelor’s degree in 1961 from the University of Wyoming and a master’s degree in 1967 from the University of Utah. After graduating, Hunter became an instructor of physical education at Oregon State. She also worked as the Oregon State women’s volleyball coach.

Box-Item 2.251: S. Bronwyn Hurd

Reel-Item 1.578: James C. Hurst

James C. Hurst was born in Ogden, Utah, on June 19, 1935. Hurst graduated from the University of Utah with a bachelor’s degree in 1961 and from Brigham Young University with a doctorate in 1966. Hurst worked at Duke University as a counseling intern before coming to Oregon State as a counselor.

Reel-Item 1.579: C.L. Hutchins

C. L. Hutchins was born on March 12, 1938, in Oskaloosa, Iowa. He studied at the University of Iowa, where he received a bachelor’s degree, master’s degree, and a doctorate degree in 1965. Hutchins worked as the executive secretary of education on the media council at Oregon State in 1966.

Box-Item 2.252: William H. Hutson

Reel-Item 1.580: Burton S. Hutton

Burton S. Hutton was born on October 9, 1904, in Center, Colorado. Hutton received a bachelor’s degree in 1927 from Oregon State. Hutton worked in agriculture for several years, as well as a radio host. Beginning in 1935, he worked in the Oregon State public office. In 1949, he began working in the State 4-H Club office, and in 1952, he was promoted to State 4-H Club leader.

Box-Item 9.185: Burton S. Hutton

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Reel-Item 1.581: Paul E. Hyde

Paul E. Hyde was born in Iowa in May 1924. Hyde studied at Oregon State, where he received a bachelor’s degree in business administration in 1948, a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering in 1949, and a master’s degree in mechanical engineering in 1953. Hyde worked as a staff engineer for the Aluminum Company of America until 1962 and the chief engineer of the Flomatcher Division until 1967. That year, he became a professor of engineering at Oregon State.

Box-Item 9.186: Paul E. Hyde

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.582: John W. Hyden

John W. Hyden was born on January 1, 1937, in Buffalo, New York. Hyden received a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering from Bucknell University in 1958. He worked as a graduate assistant at Oregon State from 1958 to 1959, when he became an instructor of civil engineering.

Box-Item 9.187: John W. Hyden

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.583: George Robert Hyslop

George Robert Hyslop was born in Deshler, Ohio, on November 17, 1884. He graduated from Ohio State in 1907. In 1908, Hyslop was hired as Oregon State's first instructor in agronomics. Eight years later, Hyslop was promoted as the first head of the Farm Crops Department. Hyslop died in 1943.

Box-Item 9.188: George Robert Hyslop

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.584: Joseph Ilika

Joseph Ilika was born on April 14, 1919, in Budapest, Hungary. He received a bachelor’s degree in education from Northern Illinois University in 1943. Ilika worked as a safety field representative for the Red Cross from 1944-1947. He then returned to school to receive a master’s degree from the George Peabody College for Teachers in 1953 and a doctorate in elementary education from the University of Michigan in 1963. While completing his doctorate, he was hired as an assistant professor of elementary education at Oregon State in 1961.

Box-Item 9.189: Joseph Ilika

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.585: Richard D. Ilnicki

Richard D. Ilnicki was born in Vermont. He received a bachelor’s degree in plant sciences from Rutgers in 1949, a master’s degree in agronomy and plant physiology from Rutgers in 1951, and a doctorate degree in weed science and agronomy from Ohio State in 1955. After working for the United States Department of Agriculture for two years, he was hired as a research professor of weed science at Rutgers in 1960. He was active in the Northeastern Weed Control Conference and the Weed Science Society of America. Ilnicki worked as a visiting professor of agronomy and farm crops at Oregon State from 1970-71.

Reel-Item 1.586: Ida Ingalls

Ida Ingalls was born in Iowa City, Iowa, on November 27, 1897. She received a bachelor’s degree from the University of Iowa in 1921 and a master’s degree from Teacher’s College of Columbia University in 1924. Ingalls taught at several universities before starting as a professor at Oregon State in 1951. In 1962, she was promoted to Acting Head of Clothing and Textiles and Related Arts. Ingalls died in 1969.

Box-Item 9.190: Ida Ingalls

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 2.253: Robert C. Ingalls

Box-Item 2.254: Michael Shigeru Inoue

Reel-Item 1.587: Helge Irgens-Moller

Helge Irgens-Moller was born on January 21, 1922, in Copenhagen, Denmark. Irgens-Moller received a bachelor’s degree in 1949 from the Royal Veterinary and Agricultural College in Denmark and a doctorate at Oregon State in 1958. While in graduate school, he was hired as an instructor of forest genetics and was promoted to assistant professor after graduating.

Box-Item 2.255: Richard W. Irish

Reel-Item 1.588: B.F. Irvine

Benjamin F. Irvine was born in the 1860s in Scio, Oregon. He studied at Willamette University, where he received a bachelor’s degree, master’s degree, and doctorate. Beginning in 1892, he worked as the editor of the Corvallis Times. In 1908, Irvine was hired by the Oregon Journal, of which he became editor-in-chief in 1919. Irvine also had considerable influence on Oregon’s higher education. He was appointed to the Oregon State Board of Regents in 1898, a position he held until 1929. That year, he was elected treasurer of Oregon’s Board of Higher Education. He retired from the board and from the Oregon Journal in 1937. Irvine died in 1940.

Box-Item 9.191: B. F. Irvine

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.589: Paul C. Irvine

Paul C. Irvine was born on February 2, 1902, in Portland, Oregon. Irvine graduated with a bachelor’s degree in marketing from Oregon State in 1926. That year, he was hired to work at the Oregon State Bookstore. In 1927, Irvine was promoted to manager, a position he held for 44 years. Irvine died in 1973.

Reel-Item 1.590: James Irvine, Jr.

James Irvine, Jr. was born in Phoenix, Arizona, on April 10, 1921. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1944 at the United States Military Academy at West Point. Irvine served in the US Army Corps of Engineers beginning in 1944, gaining the rank of lieutenant colonel. In 1952, Irvine received a master’s of civil engineering from the University of California. He became an assistant professor of military science and tactics at Oregon State in 1959.

Reel-Item 1.591: Hajihe Ishekawa

Hajihe Ishikawa was born on December 8, 1940, in Tokyo, Japan. Ishikawa attended the University of Tokyo, receiving a bachelor’s degree in 1963, a master’s degree in 1965, and a doctorate in 1968. Ishikawa began working at Oregon State in 1968 as a research associate studying biochemical neural development.

Reel-Item 1.592: E.R. (Edwin Russell) Jackman

Edwin Russell Jackman was born in Stillwater, Minnesota, on February 14, 1894. Jackman attended Montana State from 1914 to 1917. He left during World War I, when he served as a lieutenant in the US Army until 1919. After the war, Jackman returned and received a bachelor’s degree from Oregon State in 1920. He worked as a county extension agent in Oregon until 1922, when he became an extension crop specialist at Oregon State. In 1950, Jackman received a sabbatical leave to observe agriculture in Chile, Brazil, and Peru. In 1954, he was promoted to OSU range crop management specialist. Jackman received the USDA Superior Service Award in 1956. He retired in 1959.

Box-Item 9.192: E.R. (Edwin Russell) Jackman

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 6.11: E.R. (Edwin Russell) Jackman

Box-Item 2.256: Charles Jackson

Reel-Item 1.593: James C. Jackson, Jr.

James C. Jackson, Jr. was born in Florence, South Carolina, on March 2, 1922. Jackson enlisted in the military in 1942, where he served with airborne infantry and infantry units. He served as an instructor of military science and tactics from 1952 to 1953 before resigning.

Reel-Item 1.594: Marie Hull Jackson

Marie Hull Jackson was born on September 26, 1904, in Applegate, Oregon. She received a bachelor’s degree in 1925 from the University of Oregon and a second bachelor’s degree in library science from the University of Washington in 1926. That year, Jackson began working at the library at Oregon State. In 1944 she was promoted to Catalog Librarian, the head of the Oregon State Catalog Department.

Box-Item 9.193: Marie Hull Jackson

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 2.257: Milton Jackson

Box-Item 5.52: Thomas L. Jackson

Soil Science

Reel-Item 1.595: Gerald B. Jacobsen

Gerald B. Jacobsen was born on November 25, 1939, in Spokane, Washington. He received a bachelor’s degree from Whitman College in 1961. Jacobsen then went on to Purdue University, where he received a master’s degree in 1966 and a doctorate in 1970. He worked as an instructor at Purdue and was a fellow at the National Institute of Health during this time. While finishing his degree, Jacobsen was hired as a research associate at Oregon State in 1969. He studied embryogenesis.

Box-Item 9.194: Gerald B. Jacobsen

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.596: Wesley P. James

Wesley P. James was born on November 11, 1934, in Circle, Montana. He studied civil engineering, receiving a bachelor’s degree in 1951 from Montana State and a master’s degree in 1961 from Purdue University. After working for the US Coast and Geodetic Survey and the US Bureau of Reclamation, James was hired as an instructor of civil engineering at Oregon State in 1965.

Box-Item 9.195: Wesley P. James

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 6.12: Demetrios Jameson

Art

Reel-Item 1.597: Kate Wetzel Jameson

Kate Wetzel Jameson was born in Perrysburg, Ohio, on October 15, 1870. She attended Ohio Wesleyan University, where she received a bachelor’s degree in 1905 and a master’s degree in 1910. Following two years abroad in Germany studying education, psychology, and German language, she received a second master’s degree in 1914 and a doctorate from the University of Wisconsin in 1916. Jameson worked as the dean of women at the University of Montana and the University of Arizona before holding the same position at Oregon State from 1923 until her retirement in 1941. Jameson died in 1967. Her memory was honored with a memorial fund for students to study abroad, the Kate W. Jameson International Education Award.

Box-Item 9.196: Kate Wetzel Jameson

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.598: Neal Clement Jamison

Neal Clement Jamison was born in Reeves County, Texas, on December 13, 1890. He received a bachelor’s degree in history and economics from the College (now University) of the Puget Sound in 1912. Jamison received a second bachelor’s degree, this one in agriculture, from Oregon State in 1914. After graduating, he worked for the Oregon cow testing association and the Washington State extension service. In 1917, he was hired as a Washington county agricultural agent by the Oregon State extension service. In 1920, he became a field representative for the Oregon Dairymen’s League. Just a year later, he was appointed Dairy Extension Specialist for Oregon State. Jamison died in 1931.

Box-Item 9.197: Neal Clement Jamison

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.599: Albert Otto Jarvi

Albert Otto Jarvi was born on October 8, 1916, in Seattle, Washington. He studied civil engineering, receiving a bachelor’s degree from the University of Washington in 1938 and a master’s degree from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1939. Jarvi worked for the University of Washington and as the chief structural engineer for the CH2M engineering firm before becoming faculty at Oregon State in 1960. He was awarded the 1971 School of Engineering outstanding teacher award. Jarvi died in 1973.

Box-Item 9.198: Albert Otto Jarvi

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.600: William Jasper

William Jasper graduated from Oregon State with a degree in engineering in 1967. He worked as an assistant to the motor vehicle inspection division administrator in the Department of Environmental Quality.

Reel-Item 1.601: Clarence V. Jean

Clarence V. Jean was born on February 2, 1921, in Sedro-Woolley, Washington. He attended Washington State, where he received a bachelor’s degree in agriculture in 1942. Jean then went on to Oregon State, where he received a master’s of education in 1952. Jean worked as an instructor of agricultural education at Oregon State from 1951 to 1953, when he resigned.

Box-Item 9.199: Clarence V. Jean

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 4.192: George M. Jemison

Forest Management

Box-Item 5.162: Walter J. Jendrzejewski

Extension

Box-Item 2.258: Lee Jenkins

Box-Item 2.259: Marshall Jennings

Reel-Item 1.602: Peter R. Jennings

Peter R. Jennings was born on January 15, 1931, in Orange, New Jersey. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1953 from Drew University and a doctorate in 1957 from Purdue University. Jennings then became a plant breeder for the Rockefeller Foundation in New York, New York. He worked as a visiting professor at Oregon State from 1972 to 1973 while on sabbatical leave.

Box-Item 9.200: Peter R. Jennings

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.603: Wilfred G. Jensby

Wilfred G. Jensby was born on May 9, 1929, in Nuckolls, Nebraska. Jensby received a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from the University of Nebraska in 1958. He worked for Boeing and Convair as an engineer before becoming a research associate at Oregon State in 1959.

Box-Item 9.201: Wilfred G. Jensby

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.604: Harold D. Jenkins

Harold D. Jenkins was born on March 24, 1904, in Wakenda, Missouri. He attended the University of Kansas, where he received a bachelor’s degree in 1929 and a master’s degree in 1930. Jenkins then went on to receive a doctorate from Yale University in 1936. Jenkins worked as an instructor of English for several institutions before becoming a faculty member at Oregon State in 1944. He was promoted to full professor in 1959.

Box-Item 9.202: Harold D. Jenkins

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.605: Clyde Marcus Jensen

Clyde Marcus Jensen was born on November 11, 1904, in Ypsilanti, Michigan. Jensen attended the US Naval Academy from 1921 to 1925, where he earned a bachelor’s degree. He worked as a professor of naval science at several institutions including Oregon State from 1948 to 1951. Jensen retired from the Navy in 1955. Two years later, he returned to Oregon State as an assistant professor of general engineering. Jensen held this position from 1957 to 1963, when he became assistant registrar. He died in 1969.

Box-Item 4.194: James H. Jensen

President. Deceased January, 1993

Box-Item 4.193: J. (John) Granville Jensen

Geography and Geosciences

Box-Item 5.163: Leland C. Jensen

Box-Item 4.195: Louisa A. Jensen

Seed Laboratory

Reel-Item 1.606: Norman R. Jensen

Norman R. Jensen was born in Bellingham, Washington, on July 5, 1923. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1951 from Brigham Young University and a master’s of education in 1957 from the University of Oregon. Jensen worked for eleven years in Portland Public Schools, as well as for the Portland State Extension Center beginning in 1962. In the latter position, he worked as an assistant professor of audio-visual instruction.

Box-Item 9.203: Norman R. Jensen

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.607: William Arthur Jensen

William Arthur Jensen was born on December 3, 1881, in Cache County, Utah. Jensen joined Oregon State’s staff in 1907 as executive secretary to President Kerr. He was acting president in 1924 when Kerr recovered from a serious car accident. Jenson would later serve as executive secretary to President Peavy, as well as work as a member of the Oregon State’s administrative council. Oregon State’s campus gates are dedicated to Jensen for his support of Works Progress Administration projects on campus in the 1930s. He died in 1945.

Box-Item 9.204: William Arthur Jensen

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.608: William S. Jensen

Reel-Item 1.609: Frank Jeppe

Alfred Frank Jeppe was born on February 11, 1918. In 1943, Jeppe began working as a book binder. His union sent him to fill a position at what was then the OSU Print Shop in 1948. This would be Jeppe's life-long career. In 1973, he was inducted into the university’s 25-Year-Club to honor a quarter-century of employment at Oregon State. Jeppe retired in 1980 but continued working in his at-home studio until 2005.

Box-Item 2.260: Dennis Jespersen

Reel-Item 1.610: Lorna C. Jessup

Lorna C. Jessup graduated from Oregon State in 1923. After graduating, she began working on the home economics staff at Arizona State, eventually becoming head of the department. In 1927, Jessup returned to Oregon State to work as the Assistant Dean of Women. While at Oregon State, she helped to establish seven successful cooperative living houses. She resigned in 1946 to become the Dean of Women at Arizona State.

Box-Item 9.205: Lorna C. Jessup

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.611: Donald E. Jewell

Donald E. Jewell was born on January 2, 1915, in Iowa County, Wisconsin. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1947 from the University of Wisconsin. For the next two years, Jewell worked as an instructor of agricultural engineering at the University of Wyoming. In 1949, he became an assistant professor of agricultural engineering at Oregon State.

Reel-Item 1.612: James Ralph Jewell

James Ralph Jewell received a bachelor’s degree in 1903 from Coe College in Iowa, a master’s degree in 1904 and a doctorate in 1906 from Clark University in Massachusettes. Later, Jewell served as the Dean of Education at Arkansas State. During this time, he also earned a doctor of laws from Arkansas. In 1927, he became Dean of Education at Oregon State. Jewell held this position for fourteen years.

Box-Item 9.206: James Ralph Jewell

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 5.53: Richard P. Jiang

Foreign Languages & Literatures

Box-Item 2.261: Morrie Jimenez

Reel-Item 1.613: Gordon A. Johnsgard

Gordon A. Johnsgard was born on October 8, 1912, in Christine, North Dakota. Johnsgard received a bachelor’s degree in 1934 from North Dakota Agricultural College, a master’s degree in 1938 from Michigan State, and a doctorate in 1941 from Cornell University. He worked as an instructor at several institutions before becoming a professor of soils and soil scientist at Oregon State in 1959.

Box-Item 9.207: Gordon A. Johnsgard

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.614: Bruce R. Johnson

Bruce R. Johnson was born on March 9, 1940, in Portland, Oregon. He attended Oregon State, where he received a bachelor’s degree in 1962 and a master’s degree in 1963. Johnson then went on to the University of Oregon where he received a doctorate in 1970. That year, he became an assistant professor of statistics at Oregon State.

Reel-Item 1.615: Charles L. Johnson

Charles L. Johnson was born on October 23, 1927, in Ulen, Minnesota. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1952 from Valley City State Teachers College in North Dakota and a master’s degree in 1967 from the University of North Dakota. Johnson worked as a high school teacher from 1953 to 1969 before becoming an instructor of education at Oregon State.

Reel-Item 1.616: Elliott B. Johnson

Elliot B. Johnson was born on June 15, 1924, in Avon, South Dakota. In school, he studied civil engineering. He earned a bachelor’s degree in 1948 from South Dakota State and a master’s degree in 1951 from Iowa State. Johnson worked as an instructor at Iowa State and Chico State College (now California State University, Chico) before becoming an instructor of engineering at Oregon State in 1966.

Reel-Item 1.617: Henry Scott Johnson

Henry Scott Johnson was born on September 5, 1937, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He received a bachelor’s degree in agriculture from the University of Vermont in 1962. After graduating, he became a research assistant managing the Horticultural Research Center at Oregon State. Johnson served in this position for one year before becoming the Marion County Extension Agent in 1963. He assisted with tomato, corn, and pea variety trials in Marion County.

Box-Item 5.55: James W. Johnson

Forest Products

Box-Item 5.54: John Granville Johnson

Geology

Reel-Item 1.618: Joe B. Johnson

Joe B. Johnson was born in Wallowa, Oregon, on July 23, 1917. Johnson attended Oregon State, earning a bachelor’s degree in 1939. After graduating, he worked as an agriculture instructor at Imbler High School and Griswold Union High School in Oregon. Johnson then returned to Oregon State to earn a master’s degree in 1947. That year, he became an assistant professor of animal husbandry at Oregon State. He was promoted to associate professor in 1952. Johnson resigned in 1958 to teach at Washington State.

Reel-Item 1.619: John A. Johnson

John A. Johnson was born on September 11, 1929, in Shreveport, Louisiana. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1951 from Memphis State University and a master’s degree in 1953 from the University of Tennessee. From 1955-56, Johnson worked as an assistant quality production analyst with the U.S. Air Force. He then received a doctorate in 1959 from Louisiana State University. Johnson worked as an instructor at Louisiana State from 1958 to 1962. Beginning in 1963, Johnson worked at Oregon State as an assistant professor of geography.

Box-Item 9.208: John A. Johnson

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.620: Lavon C. Johnson

Lavon C. Johnson was born in Torrey, Utah, on November 24, 1932. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1953 from Brigham Young University. Johnson then went on to Utah State where he received a master’s degree in 1959. He worked as an instructor of physical education and intercollegiate gymnastics coach there until 1964. That year, he began working as an assistant professor of physical education at Oregon State. In 1967, Johnson earned a doctorate from Utah State while continuing to work at Oregon State. In the 1970s, Johnson resigned to work at Brigham Young University.

Reel-Item 1.621: Lawrence E. Johnson

Lawrence E. Johnson was born in Warren, Oregon, on June 18, 1923. Johnson attended Oregon State, where he received a bachelor’s degree in agricultural management in 1953. After graduating, Johnson stayed at Oregon State as an instructor in Poultry Husbandry.

Reel-Item 1.622: Leone Mildred Johnson

Leone Mildred Johnson was born in Stonington, Illinois, on August 14, 1902. Johnson received a bachelor’s degree in home economics from North Dakota State in 1926. She worked in adult education at North Dakota State before coming to Oregon State. Johnson then received a master’s degree at Oregon State in 1948. After graduating, she worked as program consultant and social advisor for the Memorial Union.

Box-Item 9.209: Leone Mildred Johnson

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 2.262: Linwood E. Johnson

Box-Item 5.56: Malcolm J. Johnson

Agronomy

Reel-Item 1.623: Ray G. Johnson

Ray G. Johnson was born on April 12, 1902, in Clovis, California. He attended Oregon State, where he received a bachelor’s degree in animal husbandry in 1924. Johnson worked as an extension agent in Grant County from 1928 until 1935 when he became professor of animal husbandry. From 1942 to 147, Johnson served as the head of the Department of Animal Husbandry (later Animal Science) at Oregon State. During his tenure, he took a 1944 leave of absence to work with the Department of State in China, Mongolia, Tibet, India, and Africa as an agricultural specialist and another the following year to organize the food and agricultural relief program with the Foreign Economic Administration in areas affected by American military activity in China. He resigned from his position at Oregon State in 1947 to work for the International Basic Economy Corporation and the American International Association in South America. Johnson continued to work in agricultural programs across the world until his retirement in 1967. He died in 1973.

Box-Item 9.210: Ray G. Johnson

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Box-Item 2.263: Richard E. Johnson

Box-Item 2.264: Richard K. Johnson

Reel-Item 1.624: Robert Johnson

Box-Item 2.265: Stephen H. Johnson

Reel-Item 1.625: Tracy Worden Johnson

Tracy Wordon Johnson was born in Waupaca, Wisconsin. He graduated from the University of Wisconsin in 1924 with a bachelor’s degree in agricultural journalism and a minor in agricultural economics. He then went on to receive a master’s degree in 1925 in the same field. After graduating, Johnson worked as an instructor of journalism at North Dakota State while also contributing to Fargo, North Dakota, radio stations. Johnson corresponded at length between 1936 to 1938 with John Burtner in the Oregon State News Bureau regarding a position opening there. This collection contains these letters. Ultimately, Johnson went on to become an assistant professor of journalism at Oregon State in 1938.

Box-Item 9.211: Tracy Worden Johnson

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.626: Kenneth G. Johnston

Kenneth G. Johnston was born on October 13, 1922, in Wilmington, Illinois. Johnston attended the University of California, Berkeley, where he received a bachelor’s degree in 1948. After graduating, Johnston worked as a reporter for the United Press for one year. He then went on to receive a master’s degree in 1951 from the University of California, Los Angeles. Johnston worked as an instructor of English at the University of Colorado, Boulder, from 1956 to 1959, when he became an instructor of English at Oregon State.

Box-Item 5.164: Wallace E. Johnson

Reel-Item 1.627: Betty-Sue Joiner

Betty-Sue Joiner was born in Corvallis, Oregon, on March 3, 1920. She received a bachelor’s degree in 1941 from Oregon State and a master’s degree in 1943 from Cornell University. Joiner worked as a research assistant at Cornell while a graduate student. After graduating, she worked as an extension home demonstration agent at the University of California. In 1956, Joiner became a home economist at Oregon State. She died in 1965.

Box-Item 2.266: Otmar Jonas

Reel-Item 1.628: Jon Franklin Jonasson

Jon Franklin Jonasson was born on July 11, 1937, in Portland, Oregon. Jonasson attended Oregon State and received a bachelor’s degree in 1959 and a master’s of education in 1961. After graduating, Jonasson stayed at Oregon State as a student loan officer until 1964 when be became the assistant Dean of Men from 1964 until 1966, and then the assistant director of financial aid beginning in 1966.

Box-Item 2.267: Daniel P. Jones

Reel-Item 1.629: E. Stanley Jones

E. Stanley Jones attended City College in Maryland and Asbury College in Kentucky. Beginning in 1907, he was a Christian evangelist that worked in missions for the North India Annual Conference. Jones was a visiting member of the University Christian Embassy team. Corvallis churches sponsored a week of speaking engagements, including some on-campus, for the team in 1938.

Box-Item 2.268: Hilda M. Jones

Reel-Item 1.630: Homer W. Jones

Homer W. Jones was born in Ventura, California, on November 15, 1941. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1969 from California State Polytechnic University, a master’s degree in 1971 from Chico State, and a doctorate in 1973 from Oregon State. He worked as an instructor at Oregon State beginning in 1972. His research interest was the effectiveness of the Delphi Technique on large groups.

Box-Item 2.269: Larry M. Jones

Reel-Item 1.631: Leo Edward Jones

Leo Edward Jones was born on February 12, 1918, in Dunsmuir, California. He received a bachelor’s degree in Chico State in 1940. He worked for the US Department of Agriculture several years before earning his doctorate from Oregon State in 1950. After graduating, Jones stayed at Oregon State as an assistant professor of botany. In 1957, he was promoted to associate professor.

Box-Item 9.212: Leo Edward Jones

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.632: Idwal Ralph "I.R." Jones

Idwal Ralph “I.R.” Jones was born on December 22, 1898, in Friendsville, Pennsylvania. He earned a bachelor’s degree in 1920 from Pennsylvania State, a master’s degree in 1921 from Rutgers University, and a doctorate in 1925 from the University of Minnesota. Jones joined the Oregon State staff the same year as an assistant professor of dairy husbandry. In 1960, Jones was awarded a Fulbright grant to lecture at University College in Cork, Ireland. During this time he also presented a series of lectures in Ireland. Jones returned to Oregon State and continued his work as a professor of animal science until his retirement in 1965. After retiring, he worked on assignment in Brazil for the US State Department, serving two years on improvement of livestock feeding programs. Jones died in 1968.

Box-Item 9.213: Idwal Ralph "I.R." Jones

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Reel-Item 1.633: Sidney Carroll Jones

Sidney Carroll Jones was born in McCook County, South Dakota, on July 16, 1898. He earned a bachelor’s degree in forestry from Oregon State in 1926, a master’s degree in entomology from Iowa State in 1928, and a doctorate from Cornell University in 1930. Jones worked as an instructor and extension agent for several institutions until he joined the Oregon State staff in 1930 as an assistant entomologist. Jones was ultimately promoted to Professor of Entomology in 1957 and served in this position until his death in 1973.

Box-Item 9.214: Sidney Carroll Jones

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Box-Item 9.215: Guido A. Jorquera

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.634: Donald M. Jorve

Donald M. Jorve was born on January 8, 1930, in LaMoure, North Dakota. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1952 from Concordia College in Minnesota, a master’s degree in 1955 from Wisconsin, and a master’s of library science from the University of California, Berkeley, in 1957. Jorve worked as a serials librarian for San Diego State and Concordia College before joining the Oregon State staff in 1961 as a documents librarian.

Reel-Item 1.635: Alfred A. Joseph

Alfred A. Joseph was born in Collinsville, Illinois, on January 1, 1917. He attended the University of Missouri, where he received a bachelor’s degree in journalism in 1938. Joseph was commissioned into the US military in 1938 and served in active duty beginning in 1941. He served in the Western and Mediterranean Theaters in World War II. He ultimately earned the rank of major as well as two Bronze Star awards for his service. In 1952, Joseph joined the Oregon State staff as an assistant professor of military science and tactics.

Box-Item 9.216: Alfred A. Joseph

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Box-Item 5.165: Earle Jossy

Reel-Item 1.636: Donald E. Jost

Donald E. Jost was born on November 5, 1936, in Chicago, Illinois. He studied chemical engineering, and received a bachelor’s degree from the University of Delaware in 1958 and a doctorate from Princeton University in 1964. The latter was awarded after he began teaching. He worked as an instructor at Princeton for three years before joining Oregon State in 1963 as an assistant professor in chemical engineering.

Box-Item 9.217: Donald E. Jost

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.637: Etta Westenhouse Judd

Etta Westenhouse Judd was born on February 20, 1909, in Oregon. She received her bachelor’s degree from Willamette University in 1932 and another bachelor’s degree in library science from Illinois in 1935. After graduating, she worked at the Willamette University Library until she married her husband. In 1951, Judd joined the Oregon State staff where she became head reference librarian. She retired in 1971. Judd died in 1974.

Box-Item 2.270: David C. Junge

Reel-Item 1.638: Anaita Shelkovnikova Jurgenson

Anaita Shelkovnikova Jurgenson was born on July 16, 1895, in Tiflis, Russia (in modern-day Georgia). She attended French College in Saint Petersburg, Russia, where she received a bachelor’s degree in arts and literature. She graduated in 1915 as a French teacher. She taught French until 1921. Early in World War II, Jurgenson and her husband immigrated to the United States, where she taught Russian at the Navy Language School in Boulder, Colorado. In 1946, she joined the Oregon State staff as a professor of Russian. Jurgenson retired in 1960 but continued to teach on a part-time basis until 1968. She died in 1969.

Box-Item 9.218: Anaita Shelkovnikova Jurgenson

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.639: Ronald Earl Kaiser

Ronald E. Kaiser was born on December 31, 1924, in Kansas City, Kansas. He attended Oregon State. In 1960, he received a bachelor’s degree in education and in 1962, he received a master’s degree. Beginning in 1958, he worked as a part-time instructor in industrial engineering at Oregon State. In 1960, Kaiser became a full-time instructor.

Box-Item 9.219: Ronald Earl Kaiser

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Reel-Item 1.640: Philip Blaine Kalar, Sr.

Philip Blaine Kalar, Sr. was born on November 13, 1902, in Sioux City, Iowa. He received a bachelor’s degree in music from the Columbia School of Music. He joined Corvallis, Oregon’s KOAC radio station as a director of music and announcer in 1950. Kalar planned all of the station’s classical music programs for eighteen years. While working for KOAC, he received a master’s degree from Oregon State in 1958. Kalar also planned classical programs for KOAP in Portland, Oregon. He died in 1968.

Box-Item 9.2220: Philip Blaine Kalar, Sr.

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 5.57: Steven R. Kale

Geography

Box-Item 2.271: Rudy M. Kallander

Box-Item 2.272: James A. Kamm

Box-Item 2.273: Paula H. Kanarek

Reel-Item 1.641: Philip C. Kane

Philip C. Kane was born on February 7, 1938, in Bearcreek, Montana. He received a bachelor’s degree in geology from Idaho State in 1961. After graduating, he joined the US Army. He earned a Bronze Star and a Silver Star for his service as well as the rank of major. In 1969, Kane became an associate professor of military science at Oregon State.

Box-Item 9.221: Philip C. Kane

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.642: James H. Kanzelmeyer

James Herbert Kanzelmeyer was born in Manila, the Philippines, on August 9, 1926. He received a bachelor’s degree in chemistry from the University of California, Berkeley, in 1947. Kanzelmeyer then went on to Oregon State in 1949, where he was a graduate student and a graduate assistant in chemistry. He graduated from Oregon State in 1955 with a doctorate in chemistry.

Reel-Item 1.643: Kathrine Johnson Karikka

Kathrine Johnson Karikka was born in St. Anthony, Idaho, on January 6, 1917. She received a bachelor’s degree from Utah State in 1938 and a master’s degree from Cornell University in 1940. After graduating, Karikka ran the Arm and Hammer Baking Soda Company test kitchen for one year. She pursued postgraduate studies at Oregon State in 1965. Starting the same year, she worked as an instructor in home management.

Reel-Item 1.644: Malcom H. Karr

Malcolm H. Karr was born on August 3, 1926, in Hoquiam, Washington. He graduated from Oregon State in 1953 with a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering. During his final year of school, he began working as an instructor and student assistant for the Department of Civil Engineering. He continued working as an instructor at Oregon State after graduating.

Reel-Item 1.645: Max Katz

Max Katz was born in Seattle, Washington, on March 27, 1919. Katz attended the University of Washington, earning a bachelor’s degree in 1939, a master’s degree in 1942, and a doctorate in 1949. While a doctoral candidate, Katz worked as a teaching fellow for the University of Washington School of Fisheries. In 1953, he joined the Oregon State staff as a fishery research biologist for the US Public Health Service.

Box-Item 2.274: Barbara Karmel

Box-Item 2.275: Donald J. Karpen

Box-Item 2.276: Paul C. Katen

Box-Item 2.277: R. Daniel Keck

Reel-Item 1.646: R.S. (Spec) Keene

R. S. (Spec) Keene was born on July 1, 1894, in Oregon. He graduated with a bachelor’s degree from Oregon State in 1921. After graduating, he worked as an instructor of physical education beginning in 1922. Keene left Oregon State in 1926 to work as the Director of Physical Education and Athletics at Willamette University. He held this position until 1941. In 1947, Keene returned to Oregon State to work as athletic director until his retirement in 1965. He died in 1977.

Box-Item 9.222: R.S. (Spec) Keene

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.647: Charles Samuel Keevil

Charles Samuel Keevil studied engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, where he received a bachelor’s degree in 1923, a master’s degree in 1927, and a doctorate in 1930. While a doctoral candidate there, Keevil worked as an instructor of engineering. After graduating, he was appointed professor and department head of the School of Engineering at Oregon State.

Box-Item 2.278: Lisa Kelleher

Box-Item 2.279: Richard Owen Kellems

Reel-Item 1.648: Theodore A. Keller

Theodore A. Keller was born in Pennsylvania on August 16, 1946. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1969 from Syracuse University and a master’s degree in 1971 from the University of Montana. After graduating, he joined the Oregon State staff as an assistant professor of art.

Box-Item 2.280: John P. Kelley

Reel-Item 1.649: Carol A. Kelly

Carol A. Kelly was born in Xenia, Ohio, on December 18, 1943. Kelly received a bachelor’s degree from Stanford in 1964. Kelly then went on to the University of Colorado, earning a master’s degree in 1968 and a doctorate in 1970. After graduating, Kelly joined the Oregon State staff as a counselor at the Counseling Center.

Reel-Item 1.650: Patrick B. Kelly

Patrick B. Kelly was born on January 2, 1942, in Boise, Idaho. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1965 from Oregon State. Kelly worked as an industry civil engineer from 1965 to 1966. He then joined the Oregon State staff as an instructor of civil engineering.

Box-Item 9.223: Patrick B. Kelly

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 4.196: Lora Ives Kelts

Agriculture and Forestry Librarian

Box-Item 5.58: George Kerekgyarto

Industrial Education

Reel-Item 1.651: Francis J. Keneshea

Francis J. Keneshea was born on June 25, 1921, in Providence, Rhode Island. He attended the University of Rhode Island, where he received a bachelor’s degree in 1944 and a master’s degree in 1947. Keneshea then went on to the University of New Mexico, where he received a doctorate in 1951. He worked as a researcher after graduating. In 1963, Keneshea joined the Oregon State staff as an associate professor of chemistry.

Reel-Item 1.652: Robert F. Keniston

Robert F. Keniston was born on March 29, 1910, in Dietz, Wyoming. In 1929, he received a bachelor’s degree in economics from the University of Nebraska. Keniston then went on to study forestry at the University of California, where he received a bachelor’s degree in 1937 and a master’s degree in 1941. Keniston worked for the US Forest Service after graduating. In 1946, he joined the Oregon State staff as an assistant professor of forest management. Keniston earned a doctorate of forestry from Yale in 1962 and continued to work at Oregon State until his death in 1971.

Reel-Item 1.653: Philip Caddell Kennedy

Philip Caddell Kennedy was born in Los Angeles, California, on February 22, 1934. He attended the University of Redlands in California, where he received a bachelor’s degree in 1957 and a master’s degree in 1958. Kennedy worked as a curatorial assistant for the Los Angeles County Art Museum in 1957 and as an instructor of art at several institutions. In 1965, he was appointed assistant professor of art at Oregon State.

Box-Item 5.166: Walter H. Kennick

Reel-Item 1.654: Ronald P. Kenny

Ronald P. Kenny was born on February 28, 1925, in Perth, Australia. He received a bachelor’s degree from the University of West Australia in 1946 and a master’s degree from the University of Queensland in 1962. Kenny spent three years from 1947 to 1950 in Antarctica with an Australian national expedition. He went on to work as a zoology demonstrator and lecturer at several institutions in Australia, as well as at Duke University in North Carolina, USA. Kenny performed studies on ecology of intertidal fauna at the Marine Science Center in Newport, Oregon.

Reel-Item 1.655: Joe Kent Kerby

Joe Kent Kerby was born on March 22, 1933, in Provo, Utah. He received a bachelor’s degree from Brigham Young University in 1959, a master’s of business administration from Northwestern University in 1960, and a doctorate from Columbia University in 1962. That year, Kerby became an assistant professor of business administration at Oregon State.

Box-Item 9.224: Joe Kent Kerby

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.656: William F. Kerka

William F. Kerka was born on April 5, 1921, in Cleveland, Ohio. He studied mechanical engineering, receiving a bachelor’s degree at Fenn College (now Cleveland State University) in 1948 and a master’s degree at the Case Institute of Technology (now Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland) in 1952. After graduating, Kerka worked as an instructor of mechanical engineering at Case Institute of Technology until 1952. That year, he joined the Oregon State staff as an instructor of mechanical engineering.

Box-Item 9.225: William F. Kerka

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.657: Clyde Kernek

Clyde Kernek was born in Gatewood, Montana, on January 5, 1909. He was raised in Oklahoma and attended the University of Ohio where he graduated with a bachelor’s degree in 1930. He then graduated from the University of Ohio with a medical degree in 1937. Kernek joined the Oregon State staff as a surgical consultant with Student Health Services. He worked in this position from 1955 to 1977.

Reel-Item 1.658: William Jasper Kerr

William Jasper Kerr was born on November 17, 1863, in Richmond, Utah. Kerr graduated with a bachelor’s degree in mathematics from the University of Utah in 1885. He taught mathematics at the University of Utah until he was appointed president of Brigham Young College (now University), where he served from 1894 to 1900. Kerr received the first of three honorary doctorates in 1898, a doctorate of science from the General Education Board of Utah. His other two honorary degrees were two doctorates of law from the University of Idaho in 1921 and a from Utah State in 1938. From 1900 to 1907, he worked as president of Utah State. In 1907, he was appointed the eighth president of Oregon State. Kerr served as Oregon State president until 1932. Beginning in 1911, he also worked as the president of the Association of Land Grant Colleges and Universities. More than twenty Oregon State buildings were constructed during Kerr’s tenure as president. Oregon State also established the Department of Forestry during his appointment. From 1932 to 1935, he served as the first chancellor of the Oregon State Board of Higher Education. Kerr retired in 1935 but continued to work for the board as the director of Division of Research in Production and Marketing until 1939. He died in 1947. The Kerr Library was named in his honor from 1963 until 1996, when it was renamed. The Kerr Administration Building was named for the past president in 1996.

Box-Item 9.226: William Jasper Kerr

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.659: Ethel Kesler

Ethel Kesler was born in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, on April 27, 1928. She studied physical education, receiving a bachelor’s degree in 1949 from the Woman’s College of the University of North Carolina and a master’s degree in 1953 from Wellesley College. After graduating, Kesler was appointed an instructor of women’s physical education at Oregon State.

Reel-Item 1.660: John Lord Kice

John Lord Kice was born on February 18, 1930, in Colorado Springs, Colorado. He studied at Harvard University, receiving a bachelor’s degree in 1950, a master’s degree in 1953, and a doctorate in 1954. Kice worked as an instructor of chemistry at the University of South Carolina from 1956 to 1960 before being appointed associate professor of chemistry at Oregon State.

Reel-Item 1.661: John M. Kierzerk

John M. Kierzek was born on March 20, 1881, in Minto, North Dakota. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1913 from Carleton College in Minnesota. Kierzek then went on to the University of Minnesota, where he received a master’s degree in 1917 and a doctorate in 1925. He joined the Oregon State staff while finishing his doctoral requirements in 1924. Kierzek was ultimately appointed professor of English. He wrote the textbook Handbook of English Fundamentals and The Macmillan Handbook of English, both foundational texts that are still required in many English classes today. He died in 1976.

Reel-Item 1.662: John A. Kiger

John A. Kiger, Jr. graduated from the California Institute of Technology in 1963 with a bachelor’s degree in biology and in 1968 with a doctorate in biophysics and chemistry. Kiger edited the book The Biology of Behavior published by the Oregon State University Press in 1973. Kiger is a professor emeritus of biochemistry and biophysics at the University of California in Davis.

Box-Item 2.281: Ulo Kiigemagi

Box Reel 2

Item 1: Ulo Kiigemagi

On reel 2 between documents for Richard Jules Ulbricht and George Ulmie.

Box-Item 9.227: Ulo Kiigemagi

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.663: John George Kilian

John George Kilian was born in Burlington, Iowa, on February 27, 1921. He received a doctorate of veterinary medicine from Iowa State. He practiced veterinary medicine from 1950 to 1955 before joining the Oregon State staff as an assistant veterinarian. In 1961, Kilian was appointed associate veterinarian.

Box-Item 5.59: Kenneth Jay Killingsworth

Extension

Box-Item 4.104: Donald J. Kimeldorf

Radiation Biology

Reel-Item 1.664: Arthur S. King

Arthur S. King was born on September 13, 1906, in Corvallis, Oregon. He attended Oregon State, where he earned a bachelor’s degree in 1928 and a master’s degree in 1930. As a graduate student, King joined the Oregon State staff in 1929 with the Extension Service in Union County. The following year, he was appointed soils specialist with the Central Extension staff. He was also a member of the Oregon Water Resource Congress, serving as its secretary from 1943 to 1949. King retired in 1972 and died later that year.

Reel-Item 1.665: Charles Glen King

Charles Glen King was born in Entiat, Washington, on October 22, 1896. He graduated from Washington State in 1918 with a bachelor’s degree. King then went on to the University of Pittsburgh, where he received a master’s degree in 1920 and a doctorate in 1923. King worked at various institutions, including the University of Pittsburgh and Columbia University. He became famous for discovering Vitamin C in 1932. King worked as nutrition advisor to the Eisenhower administration and established the Nutrition Foundation. He was awarded the Charles Spence Award from the American Chemical Society and a medal of honor from the Academy of Sciences in Czechoslovakia. King died in 1988.

Box-Item 2.282: David J. King

Box-Item 2.283: John Phillip King

Box-Item 4.105: Roger Edward King

English

Reel-Item 1.666: Tsoo E. King

Tsoo E. King was born in 1916 in China. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1936 from the National Central University in Taiwan. King then went on to Oregon State, where he received a master’s degree in 1948 and a doctorate in 1949. He joined the Oregon State staff as a research fellow in 1946. King was appointed assistant professor of chemistry in 1951 and full professor in 1958. King was awarded a travel grant to attend the International Biochemical Congress in Moscow, Russia, in 1961.

Box-Item 2.284: J. Polly Kinney

Reel-Item 1.667: Otho V. Kinsley

Otho V. Kinsley was born in Tucson, Arizona, on September 24, 1932. Kinsley graduated with a bachelor’s degree in 1954 from Arizona State. Kinsley was a major in the US Air Force and beginning in 1961, he taught aerospace studies at Oregon State.

Box-Item 4.106: Lester Kirkendall

Family Life

Reel-Item 1.668: William J. Kirkham

William J. Kirkham was born on August 3, 1901, in Harrison County, Indiana. Kirkham attended Indiana University, graduating with a bachelor’s degree in 1927 and a master’s degree in 1928. He joined the Oregon State staff in 1929, returned to Indiana to complete a doctorate in mathematics, and rejoined Oregon State in 1935. Kirkham taught mathematics until his retirement in 1968. He died in 1972.

Box-Item 2.285: Theodore Patrick Kistner

Reel-Item 1.669: Laurence Kitching

Laurence Kitching was born on May 1, 1937, in Bracklesham Bay, Sussex, England. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1962 from the University of British Columbia. While a student in British Columbia, he worked for two years as a teaching assistant in the department of German. In 1963, Kitching was appointed as an instructor of German and French in the Department of Modern Languages at Oregon State.

Reel-Item 1.670: Karl T. Kleeman

Karl T. Kleeman was born on November 21, 1942, in Dubuque, Iowa. He graduated with a bachelor’s degree from Purdue University in 1965 and a doctorate from Oregon State in 1970. In 1970, Kleeman joined the Oregon State staff as an instructor of microbiology.

Reel-Item 1.671: Donald A. Klein

Donald A. Klein was born in Bridgeport, Connecticut, on September 11, 1935. He studied at the University of Vermont, where he received a bachelor’s degree in 1957 and a master’s degree in 1961. He then went on to Pennsylvania State, where he received a doctorate in 1966. In 1967, Klein joined the Oregon State staff as an assistant professor of microbiology.

Box-Item 9.228: Donald A. Klein

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 3.1: Leonard M. Klein

Reel-Item 1.672: Kurt Klemm

Kurt Klemm was born on July 1, 1935, in Austria. He graduated with a doctorate from the Hochschule fuer Bodenkultur (the University of Agriculture) in Vienna. In 1963, Klemm began working as an assistant professor at the University of Agriculture. He was granted leave beginning in 1965 in order to complete a postdoctoral research fellowship at the Oregon State Department of Horticulture.

Reel-Item 1.673: Ray H. Kliewer

Ray H. Kliewer was born in Tulare, California, on October 8, 1929. He studied dairy husbandry, production, genetics, and breeding. Kliewer graduated with a bachelor’s degree in 1957 from California State Polytechnic and a master’s degree in 1960 from Oregon State. He worked as a research assistant as a graduate student. After graduating, he became an instructor and later assistant professor of animal science at Oregon State. Kliewer obtained a leave of absence from 1962 to 1965 to earn a doctorate in 1965 from Michigan State. His appointment at Oregon State ended in 1969 when Kliewer accepted an appointment with the Holstein-Friesian Association of America.

Reel-Item 1.674: Ruth N. Klippstein

Ruth N. Klippstein was born in Cincinnati, Ohio, on January 4, 1923. She received a bachelor’s degree in 1944 from the University of Cincinnati and a master’s degree in 1946 from Michigan State. After graduating, Klippstein worked as a nutrition specialist for the Oregon State Extension Service until 1948. She stayed at Oregon State as a home agent until 1950. In 1957, Klippstein began working as an associate professor of nutrition at Oregon State.

Box-Item 3.2: Beverly Knapp

Reel-Item 1.675: Ernest C. Knapp

Ernest C. Knapp was born on March 3, 1906, in Salem, Oregon. In 1929, he joined the US Army. Knapp became active duty in 1940. His service in World War II earned him the Legion of Merit and Commendation Ribbon. After the war, he was commissioned into the Regular Army. Knapp joined the Oregon State staff as a professor of military science and tactics in 1954.

Box-Item 5.167: J. Gilbert Knapp

Box-Item 3.3: Stuart E. Knapp

Reel-Item 1.676: Edward T. Knecht

Edward T. Knecht was born on October 12, 1927, in Toledo, Ohio. He received a bachelor’s degree in education in 1950 from the University of Toledo and a master’s degree in 1958 from the University of Michigan. In 1965, he joined the Oregon State staff as assistant football coach.

Reel-Item 1.677: Aleksandar L. Knejevich

Aleksandar L. Knezevich was born on January 19, 1927 in Yugoslavia. He studied veterinary science, receiving a master’s degree from the University of Wisconsin, a doctorate from the Veterinary College in Vienna, Austria, and a veterinarian diploma from the University of Belgrade in Yugoslavia. Knezevich ran a general veterinary practice in Yugoslavia from 1953 to 1960. In 1961, he began working for the University of Wisconsin Regional Primate Research Center. In 1964, Knezevich left Wisconsin to become an associate scientist for the Oregon Regional Primate Research Center. In 1968, he was appointed associate professor of veterinary medicine.

Box-Item 3.4: Carol Knell

Reel-Item 1.678: Arlin D. Knight

Arlin D. Knight was born in Tetonia, Idaho, on April 12, 1930. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1952 from the University of Idaho. He then went on to Utah State to earn master’s and doctoral degrees. After graduating in 1962, Knight stayed on at Utah State as an assistant professor. In 1966, he joined the Oregon State staff as an assistant professor of animal science.

Reel-Item 1.679: Paul X. Knoll

Paul X. Knoll was born in La Porte City, Iowa, on September 23, 1896. Knoll attended the Iowa State Teachers College (University of Northern Iowa), the University of Southern California, and Oregon State. Knoll joined the Oregon State staff in 1928, ultimately becoming a professor of speech. He co-authored The Extempore Speech with Dr. F. W. Wells.

Reel-Item 1.680: Robert P. Knoll

Robert P. Knoll was born on March 3, 1924. He was raised in Corvallis and graduated from Oregon State in 1948. Knoll worked as the Oregon State Director of Alumni Relations until 1961 before taking a position with the Boeing Company. He died in 2005.

Box-Item 9.229: Robert P. Knoll

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.681: Judith F. Knoshaug

Judith F. Knoshaug was born on May 28, 1944, in Charlotte, North Carolina. She attended the University of Dayton, where she received a bachelor’s degree in 1966. Knoshaug worked as a student programmer for Oregon State from 1964 until 1966. She worked as an NDEA fellow until 1968. In 1969, Knoshaug was appointed an instructor of mathematics at Oregon State.

Reel-Item 1.682: Ellis G. Knox

Ellis G. Knox was born on March 25, 1928, in Sterling, Illinois. Knox attended the University of Illinois, where he received a bachelor’s degree in 1949 and a master’s degree in 1950. He then went on to Cornell University to receive a doctorate in 1954. That year, Knox was appointed assistant professor of soils. He ultimately earned the rank of professor before resigning in 1972 to work with a US firm modernizing the land taxation system of Colombia.

Reel-Item 1.683: George Knuepfer

George Knuepfer was born on July 9, 1904, in Prague, Austria-Hungary. He immigrated to the United States in 1907 and was appointed to the US Naval Academy in 1923. Knuepfer served in active duty between 1927 and 1945.

Box-Item 9.230: George Knuepfer

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 3.5: Donald M. Knutson

Reel-Item 1.684: Burton Koch

Burton Koch received a bachelor’s degree in chemistry from Central Washington State College (now Central Washington University) in 1964. He joined the Oregon State staff in 1966 as an instructor of botany while also pursuing his doctorate. In 1967, Koch helped discover the process of nitrogen fixation alongside Harold Evans and Sterling Russell. He graduated in 1971 with a doctorate from Oregon State.

Box-Item 5.168: Jo Anne Kock

Reel-Item 1.685: Richard Koe

Richard Koe was born on December 3, 1931, in Vancouver, Washington. He received a bachelor’s degree in 1955 from the University of Oregon and a master’s degree in 1959 from the University of Minnesota. After graduating, Koe joined the Oregon State staff as an editor for the Office of Publications.

Box-Item 3.6: Carlton S. Koehler

Reel-Item 1.686: Robert Charles Koehler

Robert Charles Koehler was born on May 15, 1919, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. He received a bachelor’s degree in hotel administration from Cornell University in 1948. After graduating, he joined the Oregon State staff as director of dormitories.

Reel-Item 1.687: Orville Kofoid

Orville Kofoid was born on February 22, 1909. He received a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering from Oregon State in 1932 and a master’s degree in hydraulics from Iowa State in 1940. While completing the requirements for his master’s degree, Kofoid worked as an instructor of civil engineering from 1938 to 1939. He returned to Oregon State as an associate professor of civil engineering in 1947.

Reel-Item 1.688: Theodore Kohers

Theodore Kohers was born in Bielefeld, Germany, on January 13, 1940. He received a bachelor’s degree from the University of Washington in 1967. Kohers then went on to the University of Oregon to study business administration. He received a master’s degree and a doctorate of business administration. While completing his degree requirements, Kohers worked as an instructor of business administration at Oregon State from 1971 to 1972.

Box-Item 3.7: James V. Kohl

Box-Item 3.8: Mathias F. Kolding

Box-Item 3.9: Kevin Koler

Reel-Item 1.689: Lee R. Kolmer

Lee R. Kolmer was born in Waterloo, Illinois, on January 4, 1928. He received a bachelor’s degree at Southern Illinois University. Kolmer then went on to Iowa State, where he received a master’s degree in 1952 and a doctorate in 1954. He studied agricultural economics. Kolmer was appointed associate dean and director of the Cooperative Extension Service for the School of Agriculture at Oregon State in 1970.

Box-Item 3.10: Agnes Mary Koltshorn

Reel-Item 1.690: T.Z. Koo

T. Z. Koo received a bachelor’s degree in engineering from St. John’s University in Shanghai, China. Later, he received an honorary master’s degree from the Chinese government and an honorary doctorate of law from Colgate University in New York. Koo worked for the Chinese Railway Service before joining the national committee of the Young Men’s Christian Association of China. In 1925, he represented China at the second opium conference called by the League of Nations in Switzerland. Koo became a recognized Christian speaker and traveled internationally to speak to organizations and universities. He first visited Oregon State in 1938 and returned several times between the 1940s and 1950s.

Box-Item 9.231: T.Z. Koo

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.691: Gerald E. Korzan

Gerald E. Korzan was born on August 21, 1913, in Kimball, South Dakota. He received a bachelor’s degree from South Dakota State in 1940. Then, he went on to the University of Minnesota to receive master’s and doctoral degrees. Korzan joined the Oregon State Department of Agricultural Economics in 1949 as an assistant professor of agricultural economics. During the 1955-56 academic year, he worked as a visiting professor at Kasetsart University in Bangkok, Thailand. In 1965, he became an economic consultant for the Ford Foundation at the University of Aleppo, Syria, a position he held while still working for the university. Korzan left his post as professor at Oregon State in 1968 to continue working for the Ford Foundation as an agricultural program specialist in Manila, the Philippines.

Box-Item 9.232: Gerald E. Korzan

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.692: H. Kopsch

Hartmut Kopsch was born in Cologne, Germany, on September 10, 1941. He was raised in England and graduated from Sheffield University in 1963 with a degree in economics. For the following year, Kopsch worked as an assistant agricultural economist in London. He then went on to receive a master’s degree from the University of British Columbia in 1966. After graduating, Kopsch became an instructor of political science at Oregon State.

Box-Item 9.233: H. Kopsch

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 4.107: Arthur Koski

Health & Physical Education

Reel-Item 1.693: William Kozumplik

William Kozumplik received a bachelor’s degree in 1935 from Manhattan College in New York and a master’s degree in 1936 from Catholic University in Washington, DC. He then went on to receive a doctorate in Germanics from the University of Chicago in 1942 and in 1947, a second bachelor’s degree in library science from Columbia University. Kozumplik worked at several academic libraries before becoming an assistant librarian at Oregon State in 1949.

Box-Item 3.11: Lewis J. Krakauer

Reel-Item 1.694: Ezra Jacob Kraus

Box-Item 9.234: Ezra Jacob Kraus

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 3.12: Robert W. Krauss

Reel-Item 1.695: Charles E. Kremer

Box-Item 9.235: Charles E. Kremer

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.696: William J. Kroll

Box-Item 9.236: William J. Kroll

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Box-Item 6.13: Warren E. Kronstad

Box-Item 3.13: E. Rex Krueger

Box-Item 4.197: Hugo Krueger

Dairy and Animal Husbandry

Reel-Item 1.697: Kenneth William Krueger

Box-Item 3.14: Paul H. Krumperman

Box-Item 5.169: James T. Krygier

Box-Item 3.15: Wanda Kubacka

Box-Item 3.16: Judith L. Kuipers

Reel-Item 1.698: John C. Kula

Box-Item 9.237: John C. Kula

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.699: J.H. Kultgen, Jr.

Reel-Item 1.700: Robert H. Kunesh

Box-Item 3.17: Ervin F. Kurth

Reel-Item 1.701: Marcel J. LaBerge

Box-Item 3.18: Joyce E. LaBriere

Box-Item 5.170: Sheldon L. Ladd

Reel-Item 1.702: Mewin Walker Lafollette

Box-Item 5.60: Harry Bert Lagerstedt

Horticulture

Box-Item 3.19: James F. Lahey

Reel-Item 1.703: Adelaide Valeta Lake

Box-Item 9.238: Adelaide Valeta Lake

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 3.20: Garland Laliberte

Reel-Item 1.704: Luke F. Lamb

Reel-Item 1.705: Charles E. Land

Box-Item 5.61: Andrew S. Landforce

Extension

Reel-Item 1.706: Donald C. Landon

Reel-Item 1.707: Arne Landsberg

Box-Item 9.239: Arne Landsberg

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.708: Lucy Lane

Box-Item 3.21: William Martin Langan

Reel-Item 1.709: R.D. Langmo

Box-Item 9.240: R. D. Langmo

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.710: Clair Van Norman Langton

Box-Item 9.241: Clair Van Norman Langton

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Reel-Item 1.711: Edward James Laning

Box-Item 4.198: Lloyd Q. Larse

Secretarial Science and Business Education

Box-Item 5.62: Francis J. Lawrence

Horticulture

Box-Item 4.199: Margaret L. Lawrence

English

Box-Item 3.22: Patrick J. Leach

Box-Item 4.200: Gene Maurice Lear

Extension

Box-Item 3.23: Evelyn Leasher

Reel-Item 1.712: Ronald Lecander

Box-Item 4.201: N. Marie Ledbetter

Textiles & Clothing

Box-Item 3.24: Chris B. LeDoux

Box-Item 4.202: Eugene C. Lee

Pharmacognosy

Box-Item 3.25: Jong Sun Lee

Box-Item 5.171: Sylvia L. Lee

Box-Item 4.108: Jerome Lloyd LeMaster

Business Administration

Box-Item 5.63: Morris Lee LeMay

Associate Dean; Counseling Center. Deceased 1995

Box-Item 3.26: Erwin Bertran Lemon

Reel-Item 1.713: Theodore Edward Leonard

Box-Item 9.242: Theodore Edward Leonard

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 3.27: Gene Spencer Leonardson

Box-Item 5.172: Mary Louise LeSueur

Box-Item 3.28: Shaul Levi

Box-Item 3.29: Mark Levinson

Box-Item 3.30: Charles Stewart Lewis

Box-Item 3.31: John David Lewis

Reel-Item 1.714: Lucy May Lewis

Box-Item 9.243: Lucy May Lewis

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 5.173: Theodore Gyle Lewis

Box-Item 5.174: Hiram W. Li

Reel-Item 1.715: Jerome C. R. Li

Box-Item 3.32: Roy Elwayne Lieuallen

Box-Item 4.203: Frank Ligon

Summer Term

Box-Item 5.175: Sam T. Likens

Box-Item 3.33: Marvin Lilley

Box-Item 5.176: Everett H. Lillig

Box-Item 3.34: Jancy D. Limpert

Reel-Item 1.716: Harry Arthur Lindgren

Reel-Item 1.717: Robert C. Lindsay

Box-Item 3.35: Ann Litchfield

Reel-Item 1.718: Earl Milo Litwiller

Reel-Item 1.719: Arthur Eugene Livingston

Box-Item 3.36: Harold M. Livingston

Reel-Item 1.720: Captain Ralph F. Locke

Reel-Item 1.721: Commander William H. Locklin

Box-Item 3.37: Dennis Lodge

Box-Item 3.38: Albert V. Logan

Box-Item 5.64: David R. Long

Agricultural Engineering

Box-Item 5.177: James Waldo Long

Box-Item 5.65: Jay B. Long

Fisheries and Wildlife

Box-Item 3.39: William E. Longenecker

Box-Item 3.40: Michael S. Longuet-Higgins

Box-Item 5.178: Arvid T. Lonseth

Reel-Item 1.722: Reuben Long

Box-Item 5.179: James C. Looney

Box-Item 3.41: Cleve Eugene Lothgren

Box-Item 3.42: L. Carl Love

Box-Item 5.180: Robert J. Love

Box-Item 3.43: Ronald Paul Lovell

Box-Item 3.44: Titus Lowe

Box-Item 3.45: Helen M. Lowry

Reel-Item 1.723: William P. Lowry

Box-Item 9.244: William P. Lowry Bernard Mainwaring

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 3.46: Ron Ludwig

Box-Item 3.47: Alan Luke

Box-Item 3.48: Craig C. Lundberg

Reel-Item 1.724: Ralph N. Lunde

Box-Item 5.66: Walter I. Lusetti

Modern Languages

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Box-Item 3.50: R. Lee Lyman

Box-Item 3.51: James Lynch

Box-Item 3.52: Mabel C. Mack

Box-Item 5.67: Iain C. MacSwan

Botany and Plant Pathology. Deceased

Box-Item 5.181: Robert MacVicar

Box-Item 5.68: Edith H. Madden

English Language Institute and International Education

Reel-Item 1.725: Hazel El Maghraby

Box-Item 3.53: F.A. Magruder

Reel-Item 1.726: Bernard Mainwaring

Box-Item 4.109: Bernard Malamud

English

Reel-Item 1.727: Vernon D. Malan

Box-Item 3.54: Jessalee Ahrens Mallalieu

Reel-Item 1.728: Max Milton Manchester

Box-Item 3.55: Paul V. Maris

Box-Item 4.110: Dennis Marker

Civil Engineering

Box-Item 5.69: Stephen C. Marks

Extension Agricultural Economics

Reel-Item 1.729: Ned D. Marksheffel

Box-Item 9.245: Ned D. Marksheffel

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.730: Malcom Marquis

Reel-Item 1.731: Albert Marsh

Reel-Item 1.732: Harold Beebe Marston

Box-Item 3.56: Richard B. Marston

Box-Item 4.204: Donald J. Martel

Landscape Architecture

Box-Item 3.57: Carol E. Martin

Box-Item 3.58: Charles H. Martin

Reel-Item 1.733: George Youlle Martin

Box-Item 9.246: George Youlle Martin

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 3.59: Glen L. Martin

Box-Item 4.111: John H. Martin

Farm Crops

Box-Item 3.60: Pete Martinez

Box-Item 6.14: Norman H. Martinson

Health and Physical Education

Reel-Item 1.734: Clifford Elges Maser

Box-Item 9.247: Clifford Elges Maser

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.735: George C. Mathews

Box-Item 9.248: George C. Mathews

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 6.15: Walter E. Matson

Extension Agricultural Engineering

Box-Item 3.61: Richard McAlister

Box-Item 3.62: James A.B. McArthur

Box-Item 3.63: John Charles McCain

Box-Item 3.64: Tom McCall

Box-Item 3.65: Bruce McCarl

Box-Item 5.182: Raymond G. McCarty

Reel-Item 1.736: James Elias McCauley

Box-Item 9.249: James Elias McCauley

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 3.66: John Arthur McComb

Box-Item 3.67: Marlin R. McComb

Box-Item 3.68: Thelton Wayne McCorcle

Box-Item 3.69: Ruth McCorkle

Box-Item 3.70: David McCowen

Box-Item 5.185: Rodney D. McCoy

Box-Item 3.71: Willis L. McCuistion

Box-Item 3.72: Michael J. McCulloch

Reel-Item 1.737: Walter Fraser "Mac" McCulloch

Box-Item 9.250: Walter Fraser "Mac" McCulloch

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 3.73: Rob S. McCutcheon

Box-Item 3.74: Lee McDaniel

Reel-Item 1.738: Jack T. McDermid

Box-Item 3.75: Dennis L. McDonald

Box-Item 5.183: William G. McDougal

Box-Item 4.205: Lois A. Sather McGill

Food Science and Technology

Box-Item 4.206: Edward G. McGrath

Political Science

Box-Item 3.76: William Frederick McGrath

Box-Item 3.77: William S. McGuire

Box-Item 3.78: Liz McHale

Reel-Item 1.739: Helen Frances McHugh

Reel-Item 1.740: Charles Jarvis McIntosh

Box-Item 9.251: Charles Jarvis McIntosh

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 5.70: William Ward McKalip

Physical Education

Box-Item 3.79: Donald S. McKenzie

Box-Item 4.112: Fred F. McKenzie

Animal Science

Box-Item 5.184: Milford D. McKimmy

Reel-Item 1.741: Robert O. McKittrick

Box-Item 9.252: Robert O. McKittrick

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.742: Louis Norman McKown

Box-Item 3.80: Beth Bailey McLean

Box-Item 3.81: William E. McMechan

Reel-Item 1.743: Fred O. McMillan

Box-Item 9.253: Fred O. McMillan

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.744: Charles Linza McNary

Box-Item 3.82: William D. McMullen

Reel-Item 1.745: William J. McNeil

Box-Item 9.254: William J. McNeil

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 3.83: James K. McPherson

Box-Item 3.84: Robert McQuate

Box-Item 4.113: Isabella McQuesten

Home Economics Education

Reel-Item 1.746: Ovid Tullius McWhorter

Box-Item 9.255: Ovid Tullius McWhorter

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 4.207: Anna R. Meeks

Education

Box-Item 3.85: Mary Ann Megale

Box-Item 4.114: J. P. Mehlig

Agricultural Chemistry

Box-Item 3.86: Harvey A. Meier

Box-Item 3.87: Charles G. Memminger

Reel-Item 1.747: Richard Mengler

Box-Item 5.186: Robert Eugene Meredith

Reel-Item 1.748: Robert P. Merritt

Box-Item 9.256: Robert P. Merritt

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 3.88: Fred Merryfield

Box-Item 5.187: Edwin Charles Meslow

Box-Item 4.208: Edwin D. Meyer

Industrial Arts

Reel-Item 1.749: Otto H. Meyer

Box-Item 3.89: Walter Meyer

Box-Item 3.90: David F. Mezera

Box-Item 4.115: Robert R. Michael

Electrical Engineering

Box-Item 5.188: Cliff Michel

Reel-Item 1.750: John A. Milbrath

Box-Item 3.91: Dennis Gordon Miles

Box-Item 3.92: Dorothy S. Miller

Box-Item 5.71: James C. Miller

Animal Science

Box-Item 3.93: Miriam Hall Miller

Box-Item 3.94: Paul Warren Miller

Box-Item 5.189: Ralph H. Miller

Box-Item 3.95: Margaret Millikin

Reel-Item 1.751: William Edmund Milne

Reel-Item 1.752: Edward F. Minar

Reel-Item 1.753: Mary Beth Minden

Box-Item 5.190: John G. Mingle

Box-Item 5.72: Don Minore

Forest Science Lab

Box-Item 3.96: Russel G. Mitchell

Box-Item 3.97: Buena Maris Mockmore

Box-Item 3.98: Mervin John Moldowan

Box-Item 5.73: Karl H. Moltmann

Music

Box-Item 3.99: Joseph G. Monks

Box-Item 3.100: Beth Monroe

Box-Item 3.101: Cal Graham Monroe

Box-Item 3.102: Morris W. Montgomery

Box-Item 4.209: Helen Moor

Dean of Women

Reel-Item 1.754: David P. Moore

Reel-Item 1.755: George Robert Moore

Box-Item 3.103: Harvey Moore

Box-Item 5.191: Larry Wallace Moore

Box-Item 3.104: Margaret Moore

Box-Item 3.105: Theodore Carlton Moore, Jr.

Reel-Item 1.756: W.W. Moreland

Reel-Item 1.757: Ethel Pope Morgan

Box-Item 9.257: Ethel Pope Morgan

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.758: Fred Buekner Morgan

Box-Item 5.74: Max Eugene Morgan

Food Science and Technology

Box-Item 4.210: Marjorie Morray

English

Box-Item 5.75: James M. Morris

Manager, KOAC. Deceased 1995

Reel-Item 1.759: Hugh E. Morrison

Box-Item 3.106: Charles O. Morris

Box-Item 3.107: Frank Morris

Reel-Item 1.760: Mortimer Harry Morris

Box-Item 9.258: Mortimer Harry Morris

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 3.108: Kurt Motamedi

Reel-Item 1.761: Don C. Mote

Box-Item 4.211: D. Curtis Mumford

Ag Economics. Deceased May, 1993

Reel-Item 1.762: Frank Munk

Box-Item 9.259: Frank Munk

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 3.109: Joseph Burt Murdock

Reel-Item 1.763: Berwin Francis Murray

Box-Item 5.192: R. Jay Murray

Reel-Item 1.764: Captain Morgan J. Murphy

Box-Item 4.116: Otto Herbert Muth

Veterinary Medicine

Reel-Item 1.765: Dr. Wilfred G. Myatt

Box-Item 9.260: Dr. Wilfred G. Myatt

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 3.110: D. Stuart Nachtwey

Box-Item 3.111: William P. Nagel

Box-Item 3.112: Ursel C. Narver

Reel-Item 1.766: Wallis Nash

Reel-Item 1.767: Stephen H. Nathanson

Box-Item 3.113: Frances A. Neeley

Box-Item 5.193: A. Gene Nelson

Box-Item 3.114: Donna Christine Nelson

Reel-Item 1.768: Glen T. Nelson

Box-Item 3.115: Herbert B. Nelson

Reel-Item 1.769: Oran Milton Nelson

Box-Item 9.261: Dr. Wilfred G. Myatt

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 3.116: William R. Nelson

Box-Item 5.194: Ben A. Newell

Reel-Item 1.770: M.J. Newhouse

Box-Item 9.262: M.J. Newhouse

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 3.117: Frank Neuman

Box-Item 3.118: Robert W. Newburgh

Box-Item 4.212: Byron Louis Newton

Business Administration

Box-Item 6.16: W. G. Nibler David Nicodemus

Dean of Faculty

Box-Item 3.119: Mitchell Nichols

Box-Item 3.120: Martin Nicholson

Box-Item 5.195: Norma Nielson

Box-Item 3.121: Judith M. Niesslein

Box-Item 3.122: Pearn Peter Niiler

Box-Item 4.117: Joseph E. Nixon

Food Science & Technology

Box-Item 3.123: Sidney D. Nolan, Jr.

Box-Item 3.124: Willis John Nordlund

Box-Item 3.125: Caroline Norelius

Box-Item 5.76: Faith G. Norris

English. Deceased

Box-Item 5.77: Thomas H. Norris

Chemistry

Box-Item 3.126: Dallas W. Norton

Box-Item 3.127: Roy B. Noyes

Reel-Item 1.771: Captain Kelvin L. Nutting

Box-Item 9.263: Captain Kelvin L. Nutting

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.772: Claribet Nye

Box-Item 3.128: John Oades

Reel-Item 1.773: Kalervo Oberg

Box-Item 4.213: Fritz Oberhettinger

Mathematics

Box-Item 3.129: Robert F. Obermire

Box-Item 3.130: Mike O'Brien

Box-Item 5.196: Carl W. O'Connor

Box-Item 5.197: James J. O'Connor

Box-Item 3.131: Nick J. Ogden

Box-Item 5.78: John E. O'Leary

Forest Engineering

Box-Item 3.132: Alfred Weaver Oliver

Box-Item 3.133: Roger D. Olleman

Reel-Item 1.774: Bertel O. Olson

Box-Item 9.264: Bertel O. Olson

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.775: Donel R. Olson

Box-Item 9.265: Donel R. Olson

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 3.134: Ordell P. Olson

Box-Item 3.135: Phillip D. Olson

Reel-Item 1.776: Raymond L. Olson

Box-Item 9.266: Raymond L. Olson

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 3.136: Willard Olson

Box-Item 3.137: Lars. E. Olsson

Box-Item 5.79: Paul W. Oman

Entomology. Deceased 1996

Box-Item 3.138: James O'Neill

Box-Item 4.118: J. Philip O'Neill

Family Life

Reel-Item 1.777: Thomas Onsdorff

Box-Item 9.267: Thomas Onsdorff

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 3.139: Preston E. Onstad

Box-Item 4.214: Hendrick J. Oorthuys

Electrical Engineering

Box-Item 3.140: Kathleen Orange

Reel-Item 1.778: Daniel Thomas Ordeman

Box-Item 9.268: Daniel Thomas Ordeman

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.779: Louise J. Orner

Box-Item 3.141: Joseph John O'Rourke

Box-Item 4.119: Katherine W. Hughes Osborn

Science Librarian

Box-Item 3.142: Thomas W. Osborn III

Box-Item 3.143: Owen Dale Osbourne

Box-Item 3.144: Phillip W. Osborne

Box-Item 6.17: John P. (Pat) O'Shea

Physical Education

Box-Item 3.145: Margaret J. Osler

Box-Item 3.146: Charles Osterberg

Box-Item 6.18: Dean N. Osterman

Instructional Development

Box-Item 3.147: Alan Denig Otness

Box-Item 6.19: Carlos J. Ovando

Education

Box-Item 6.20: Donald L. Overholser

Microbiology

Box-Item 3.148: James L. Overholser

Box-Item 5.198: Jean S. Overholser

Name later changed to Jean S. (Overholser) Roland.

Box-Item 3.149: Merrill Mahonri Oveson

Box-Item 5.199: Alfred Owczarzak

Box-Item 6.21: S.J.T. (John) Owen

Engineering

Reel-Item 1.780: Charles Elmer Owens

Box-Item 3.150: Johannes Oydvin

Box-Item 4.215: Olaf G. Paasche

Mechanical and Industrial Engineering

Reel-Item 1.781: Robert E. Pacha

Box-Item 3.151: Earl Leroy Packard

Reel-Item 1.782: Frederick Kay (Fred) Packer

Box-Item 9.269: Frederick Kay (Fred) Packer

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.783: Paul C. Packer

Box-Item 6.22: Glen E. Page

Agricultural Engineering

Reel-Item 1.784: John Howe Painter

Box-Item 6.23: Hasong Pak

Oceanography

Reel-Item 1.785: Margaret Palen

Box-Item 5.200: Kennard M. Palfrey

Box-Item 3.152: Sai-Lung Pan

Box-Item 3.153: Daniel A. Panshin

Box-Item 3.154: Michael Papadopoulos

Box-Item 3.155: James R. Park

Box-Item 3.156: P. Kilho Park

Box-Item 3.157: William N. Parke

Box-Item 4.120: Jesse E. Parker

Poultry

Box-Item 3.158: Raymond P. Parker

Reel-Item 1.786: Harold N. Parkinson

Box-Item 6.24: Frank L. Parks

Sociology

Box-Item 3.159: Leo W. Parks

Box-Item 5.201: Gary Parsons

Box-Item 3.160: Ralph L. Parsons

Box-Item 3.161: Roger B. Parsons

Box-Item 5.80: Theran D. Parsons

Chemistry

Box-Item 3.162: Gary A. Pascoe

Box-Item 3.163: Elizabeth Dotson Patapoff

Reel-Item 1.787: H.R. Patterson

Box-Item 3.164: Jean Patterson

Box-Item 3.165: Joan Patterson

Box-Item 5.202: Joyce Patterson

Reel-Item 1.788: June G. Pattullo

Box-Item 4.121: William H. Paul

Mechanical Engineering

Box-Item 3.166: Norman Pawlowski

Reel-Item 1.789: George Wilcox Peavy

Box-Item 9.270: George Wilcox Peavy

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.790: Georgia Bibee Peavy

Box-Item 9.271: Georgia Bibee Peavy

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 3.167: Mariol Ruth Peck

Box-Item 3.168: Kenneth Lee Peddicord

Reel-Item 1.791: Earl Frederick Peisner

Box-Item 9.272: Earl Frederick Peisner

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.792: Mauri J. Pelto

Box-Item 9.273: Mauri J. Pelto

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.793: Roger Leonard Pereira

Box-Item 3.169: Harley A. Perkins, Jr.

Box-Item 3.170: Perkins, Tim

Reel-Item 1.794: Harold E. Petersen

Box-Item 3.171: Ernest W. Peterson

Box-Item 3.172: Karl Peterson

Box-Item 6.25: Kermit Peterson

Veterinary Medicine

Box-Item 3.173: Neal L. Peterson

Reel-Item 1.795: Robert V. Petersen

Box-Item 3.174: Sigurd Harlan Peterson

Reel-Item 1.796: Paul Petri

Box-Item 3.175: Ronald G. Petrie

Box-Item 3.176: Fred Pfeil

Box-Item 4.216: Kurt David Philipp

History

Reel-Item 1.797: Donald Charles Phillips

Box-Item 5.203: Mary Ellen Phillips

Box-Item 3.177: Maryann K. Phillips

Box-Item 3.178: Ralph Leon Phillips

Box-Item 5.204: Edward H. Piepmeier

Box-Item 3.179: K.S. Pilcher

Box-Item 3.180: Bernard J. Pitts

Box-Item 3.181: Erna Marguerite Plageman

Box-Item 6.26: Anton Polensek

Forest Products

Reel-Item 1.798: Daniel Vandersall Poling

Box-Item 6.27: Dan W. Poling

Political Science and Dean of Men

Box-Item 3.182: Peggy J. Poling

Box-Item 4.217: Albert Poole

Mathematics

Box-Item 3.183: Jeanne H. Popovich

Box-Item 3.184: Stan A. Porter

Box-Item 3.185: Wilmer H. Post

Reel-Item 1.799: Ermine Lawrence Potter

Box-Item 3.186: Richard Wendell Potter

Reel-Item 1.800: Charles Edgar Poulton

Box-Item 9.274: Charles Edgar Poulton

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 3.187: Louis W. Powell

Box-Item 6.28: Nancy N. Powell

Library

Box-Item 3.188: Michael V. Powers

Box-Item 3.189: Ivan Pratt

Box-Item 5.81: Edwin C. Price

Agricultural Sciences

Reel-Item 1.801: F.E. (Frederick Earl) Price

Box-Item 9.275: F.E. (Frederick Earl) Price

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 3.190: Minnie Price

Box-Item 3.191: Shelby L. Price

Box-Item 3.192: Marvin D. Prince

Box-Item 5.82: Tommy Prothro

Football Coach. Deceased 1995

Box-Item 3.193: Robert E. Pulse

Box-Item 5.83: Benjamin Purvis

Director, IRAM Center

Box-Item 3.194: George B. Putnam

Box-Item 3.195: William T. Pyott

Box-Item 5.205: Ricardo M. Pytkowicz

Box-Item 3.196: Lewis E. Queirolo

Box-Item 5.84: William H. Quinn

Oceanography

Reel-Item 1.802: Howard William Raabe

Box-Item 3.197: Mark W. Rader

Box-Item 5.206: Allen T. Ralston

Box-Item 3.198: Frank Ramsey

Reel-Item 1.803: Warren R. (Casey) Randall

Box-Item 3.199: C.R. Nagaraja Rao

Box-Item 5.85: Donald L. Rasmussen

Extension

Box-Item 3.200: Paul Rauen

Reel-Item 1.804: Hermon Case Raven

Reel-Item 1.805: Arliss D. Ray

Box-Item 6.29: P. Daniel Read

Architecture and Landscape Architecture; Planning and Institutional Research

Box-Item 5.207: A. Lois Redman

Box-Item 5.86: Kelly Thomas Redmond

Atmospheric Sciences

Box-Item 3.201: Edwin T. Reed

Box-Item 3.202: Clinton Reeder

Box-Item 3.203: H. Darwin Reese

Box-Item 6.30: Robert R. Reichart

Forestry Education

Box-Item 3.204: Douglas Reid

Box-Item 3.205: William Curtis Reid

Box-Item 3.206: Zelma Reigle

Box-Item 3.207: Joe C. Reinert

Box-Item 3.208: Josef A. Renden

Box-Item 3.209: William C. Renfro

Reel-Item 1.806: Roy Alfred Renner

Box-Item 9.276: Roy Alfred Renner

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 3.210: Helmuth Resch

Box-Item 3.211: Felix G. Reyes

Box-Item 3.212: Edgar Reynolds

Box-Item 5.208: Guy E. Reynolds

Box-Item 3.213: Richard Reynolds

Reel-Item 1.807: Ivan F. Richard

Box-Item 3.214: George Arthur Richardson

Reel-Item 1.808: Richard L. Richardson

Box-Item 9.277: Richard L. Richardson

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 3.215: Sally Richardson

Box-Item 3.216: Stuart Richert

Reel-Item 1.809: Louis Earl Richter

Reel-Item 1.810: Forrest Rieke

Box-Item 3.217: Edward Earnest Riesland

Box-Item 3.218: James L. Riggs

Reel-Item 1.811: John N. Riley

Box-Item 9.278: John N. Riley

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.812: Ernest Rimerman

Box-Item 9.279: Ernest Rimerman

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 5.209: John William Rinehold

Reel-Item 1.813: Ralph G. Ringgenberg

Reel-Item 1.814: Marvin A. Ring, Jr.

Box-Item 6.44: Paul O. Ritcher

Entomology

Box-Item 3.219: Ellis B. Rittenhouse

Box-Item 3.220: Larry R. Rittenhouse

Box-Item 3.221: Margaret Jo Roach

Box-Item 5.210: Alfred N. Roberts

Reel-Item 1.815: Michael C. Roberts

Reel-Item 1.816: Paul D. Roberts

Reel-Item 1.817: Robert M. Roberts

Reel-Item 1.818: Thomas E. Roberts

Box-Item 9.280: Thomas E. Roberts

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 5.248: Cal Jean Robertson

Box-Item 3.222: G. Morris Robertson

Reel-Item 1.819: Asa A. Robley

Box-Item 9.281: Asa A. Robley

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.820: Earl Stephens Robinson

Reel-Item 1.821: Mary Rowland Robinson

Reel-Item 1.822: Reginald Heber Robinson

Box-Item 9.282: Reginald Heber Robinson

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.823: Sandra Nesse Robinson

Reel-Item 1.824: Paul T. Robinson

Reel-Item 1.825: Ephram (Red) Rocha

Box-Item 4.219: John Henry Rock

Art Department; deceased April 1993.

Reel-Item 1.826: Zelta Feike Rodenwold

Box-Item 9.283: Zelta Feike Rodenwold

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 4.220: Jefferson B. Rodgers

Aricultural Engineering

Reel-Item 1.827: Gordon K.W. Roeder

Reel-Item 1.828: Shirley F. Roeder

Reel-Item 1.829: Morgue Rogenwold

Reel-Item 1.830: Harry S. Rogers

Box-Item 9.284: Harry S. Rogers

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.831: Kenneth L. Rogers

Reel-Item 1.832: Leroy F. Rogers

Reel-Item 1.833: Ralph Rogers

Reel-Item 1.834: Robert O. Rogers

Box-Item 3.223: Tom Rogers

Box-Item 5.211: Kermit J. Rohde

Box-Item 5.212: John S. Rohovec

Reel-Item 1.835: Roman R. Romanowski

Box-Item 9.285: Roman R. Romanowski

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 3.224: Bill Rompa

Box-Item 3.225: Claudia A. Ronaldson

Reel-Item 1.836: Leverett H. Ropes

Reel-Item 1.837: G. Rose

Reel-Item 1.838: Walter J. Rosenfeld

Box-Item 4.221: Robert G. Rosenstiel

Entomology. Deceased July, 1995

Box-Item 4.222: Charles R. Ross

Extension

Box-Item 5.213: Charles R. Ross

Extension

Box-Item 5.87: Jackson W. Ross

Extension

Reel-Item 1.839: William D. Ross

Box-Item 3.226: Jack S. Rothacher

Box-Item 3.227: Catherine E.K. Rovey

Reel-Item 1.840: Gerald H. Rowe

Box-Item 9.286: Gerald H. Rowe

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.841: Floyd E. Rowland

Box-Item 9.287: Floyd E. Rowland

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.842: Harold Armond "Hal" Rowley

Box-Item 9.288: Floyd E. Rowland

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 3.228: Steven Roy

Reel-Item 1.843: Ted Abraham Roy

Box-Item 9.289: Ted Abraham Roy

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 3.229: G.L. Rubenthaler

Box-Item 3.230: Madeline Rubin

Box-Item 3.231: James Rudd

Reel-Item 1.844: Robert Dean Rudd

Box-Item 9.290: Robert Dean Rudd

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 3.232: Julius A. Rudinsky

Reel-Item 1.845: Charles B. Rumburg

Box-Item 9.291: Charles B. Rumburg

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 5.214: Dora Rumsey

Reel-Item 1.846: John V. Ruppersburg

Box-Item 9.292: John V. Ruppersburg

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.847: Carl J. Runyan

Box-Item 9.293: Carl J. Runyan

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.848: Charles Vladis Ruzek

Box-Item 9.294: Charles Vladis Ruzek

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.849: Antoinette T. Ryan

Reel-Item 1.850: Clarence A. Ryan

Reel-Item 1.851: Kevin T. Ryan

Box-Item 5.215: Roger B. Ryan

Reel-Item 1.852: William C. Ryan

Box-Item 3.233: Lee C. Ryker

Reel-Item 1.853: Charles Bernard Rynearson

Reel-Item 1.854: Rose Sabaroff

Box-Item 9.295: Rose Sabaroff

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.855: Dean Sabine

Reel-Item 1.856: John A. Sacklin

Reel-Item 1.857: Azalea Sager

Box-Item 9.296: Azalea Sager

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 4.223: Robert W. Sager

Pharmacy

Reel-Item 1.858: Toshitsugu Sakou

Reel-Item 1.859: Edwards C. Sammons

Box-Item 9.297: Edwards C. Sammons

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.860: Lillian C. Samma

Box-Item 9.298: Lillian C. Samma

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Reel-Item 1.861: Clifford E. (Elroy) Samuels

Box-Item 9.299: Clifford E. (Elroy) Samuels

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 3.234: Thomas H. Sanders

Reel-Item 1.862: Marianne Sanders

Reel-Item 1.863: Jean Saubert

Box-Item 9.300: Jean Saubert

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.864: Brian Saville

Box-Item 9.301: Brian Saville

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.865: Walter L. Saunders

Box-Item 9.302: Walter L. Saunders

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 3.235: James Eugene Sawyer

Box-Item 4.224: David Waldron Schacht

Science and Technology Librarian

Reel-Item 1.866: William Wakefield Schaefer

Box-Item 3.236: John C. Scharff

Box-Item 4.122: Frank D. Schaumburg

Civil Engineering

Box-Item 6.31: Larry Schecter

Physics

Reel-Item 1.867: Jean Willard Scheel

Extension; documents on reel 1 interfiled with Lothar Schmidt.

Box-Item 4.225: Jean Willard Scheel

Extension

Box-Item 4.226: Theodore C. Scheffer

Forest Products

Box-Item 3.237: Ken Scheidegger

Box-Item 3.238: Ron Scheidt

Reel-Item 1.868: Paul J. Schissler

Box-Item 9.303: Paul J. Schissler

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 6.32: Michael E. Schlesinger

Atmospheric Sciences

Reel-Item 1.869: Lothar R. Schmidt

Box-Item 9.304: Lothar R. Schmidt

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.870: Paula Lenchner Schmidt

Box-Item 9.305: Paula Lenchner Schmidt

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.871: Richard Wallace Schmidt

Reel-Item 1.872: William F. Schmidt

Box-Item 9.306: William F. Schmidt

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.873: Bruce W. Schmitz

Box-Item 9.307: Bruce W. Schmitz

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 3.239: John A. Schmitz

Reel-Item 1.874: John Otto Schnautz

Reel-Item 1.875: Ben R. Schneider

Box-Item 9.308: Ben R. Schneider, Jr.

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.876: Chester R. Schneider

Box-Item 9.309: Chester R. Schneider

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.877: Herbert Wallace Schnieder

Box-Item 3.240: Holly L. Schrank

Box-Item 3.241: Helmut G. Schreima

Box-Item 4.227: E. August Schroeder

English

Reel-Item 1.878: Roland E. Schoenborn

Reel-Item 1.879: William A. Schoenfeld

Box-Item 9.310: William A. Schoenfeld

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.880: Miriam G. Scholl

Box-Item 9.311: Miriam G. Scholl

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.881: Roger E. Scholl

Box-Item 9.312: Roger E. Scholl

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.882: Harry A. Schoth

Box-Item 9.313: Harry A. Schoth

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.883: Herbert A. Schroeder

Reel-Item 1.884: John Rockwell Schubert

Reel-Item 1.885: Harold Lester Schudel

Box-Item 9.314: Harold Lester Schudel

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.886: Joseph Schulein

Box-Item 9.315: Joseph Schulein

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.887: Jack Schultz

Reel-Item 1.888: John L. Schultz

Reel-Item 1.889: Jon S. Schultz

Box-Item 3.242: Jim Schupp

Reel-Item 1.890: Erwin A. Schwinghamer

Box-Item 9.316: Erwin A. Schwinghamer

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.891: Leo Anton Sciuchetti

Box-Item 9.317: Leo Anton Sciuchetti

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 3.243: Paul David Scoggin

Box-Item 3.244: Jean Margaret Scorgie

Box-Item 5.216: Allen B. Scott

Reel-Item 1.892: Colonel Maylon Scott

Box-Item 9.318: Maylon Scott

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.893: Michael Scott

Reel-Item 1.894: Robert Scott

Reel-Item 1.895: Rosemary A. Scott

Reel-Item 1.896: Thomas G. Scott

Box-Item 9.319: Thomas G. Scott

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.897: Stuart B. Seaton

Reel-Item 1.898: Michael Scriven

Box-Item 9.320: Michael Scriven

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 3.245: Herman A. Scullen

Box-Item 3.246: Grace M. Scully

Box-Item 3.247: John Seaders

Box-Item 3.248: Betty F. Sedgwick

Box-Item 5.217: Justus F. Seely

Reel-Item 1.899: Eva Marie Seen

Box-Item 9.321: Eva Marie Seen

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 3.249: Sondia L. Seefeldt

Reel-Item 1.900: Virginia Lee Seery

Box-Item 9.322: Virginia Lee Seery

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.901: Gary L. Seevers

Box-Item 3.250: Ed Seifert

Reel-Item 1.902: Bhojrat Seth

Box-Item 9.323: Bhojrat Seth

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.903: Ben Selling

Reel-Item 1.904: William Semon

Box-Item 9.324: William Semon

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 5.218: Jean C. Severeide

Reel-Item 1.905: Dale Severtson

Box-Item 9.325: Dale Severtson

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.906: Harry Case Seymour

Box-Item 9.326: Harry Case Seymour

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.907: Captain Richard W. Shafer

Reel-Item 1.908: Brahama Datta Sharma

Box-Item 9.327: Brahama Datta Sharma

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 3.251: Elizabeth E. Sharp

Reel-Item 1.909: Robert F. Sharp

Box-Item 9.328: Robert F. Sharp

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 6.34: Michael Shaughnesy

Mathematics

Box-Item 3.252: Amos O. Shaw

Box-Item 3.253: J.N. Shaw

Reel-Item 1.910: Robert E. Shaw

Box-Item 3.254: J. Ralph Shay

Reel-Item 1.911: Keith R. Shea

Box-Item 4.123: Milton C. Sheely

Engineering

Reel-Item 1.912: John L. Shelton

Reel-Item 1.913: Millard Shelton

Reel-Item 1.914: Clayborn Shepard

Box-Item 9.329: Clayborn Shepard

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.915: Helen Law Shepherd

Box-Item 9.330: Helen Law Shepherd

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 3.255: Steven Sher

Reel-Item 1.916: Harry R. Sherburne

Box-Item 4.228: James Wilson Sherburne

Psychology

Reel-Item 1.917: Harvey Sherer

Box-Item 5.219: Gilbert A. Shibley

Box-Item 4.229: Fred M. Shideler

Information. Deceased May, 1993

Box-Item 3.256: Edith Shields

Box-Item 3.257: G. Michael H. Shires

Box-Item 3.258: Delbert W. Shirley III

Box-Item 6.35: Ernest (Erik) Shiryaev

Political Science

Reel-Item 1.918: Stephen Shlanta, Jr.

Box-Item 5.88: David P. Shoemaker

Chemistry. The contents of David Shoemaker's biographical file have been digitized and are available upon request.

Box-Item 6.33: Stephens T. Shou

Library

Reel-Item 1.919: Theodore Anthony Shugar

Box-Item 9.331: Theodore Anthony Shugar

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 5.220: Wayne A. Shull

Reel-Item 1.920: Dean L. Shumway

Box-Item 9.332: Dean L. Shumway

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 3.259: Theodore H. Sidor

Reel-Item 1.921: Arthur P. Sidwell

Box-Item 9.333: Arthur P. Sidwell

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 5.221: Roy C. Sidle

Reel-Item 1.922: Herbert U. Sieben

Box-Item 9.334: Herbert U. Sieben

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Reel-Item 1.923: William A. Siebler

Reel-Item 1.924: Theodore John Siek

Reel-Item 1.925: William Earl Sieveking

Reel-Item 1.926: C.E. Silbehale

Box-Item 6.36: Clara L. Simerville

International Education

Reel-Item 1.927: Berrett T. Simms

Box-Item 9.335: Bennett [Berrett?] T. Simms

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.928: Loralyn Simmons

Reel-Item 1.929: V. Ester Simmons

Reel-Item 1.930: Raymond C. Simon

Reel-Item 1.931: Barbara Simpson

Box-Item 5.222: Norma L. Simpson

Reel-Item 1.932: Paul Gravis Simpson

Box-Item 9.336: Paul Gravis Simpson

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.933: Samuel Douglas Simpson

Box-Item 9.337: Samuel Douglas Simpson

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.934: Herbert E. Singleton

Box-Item 9.338: Herbert E. Singleton

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 4.230: Herbert Reeves Sinnard

Architecture

Box-Item 4.231: Russell O. Sinnhuber

Food Technology

Box-Item 4.232: Harriet E. Sisson

Pharmacy

Reel-Item 1.935: William A. Sistrunk

Box-Item 9.339: William A. Sistrunk

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.936: Donald P. Sites

Box-Item 9.340: Donald P. Sites

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 5.223: Gordon R. Sitton

Reel-Item 1.937: Per H. Sjogren

Box-Item 9.341: Per H. Sjogren

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 3.260: Norma R. Skaar

Reel-Item 1.938: Lorrine B. Skaff

Box-Item 9.342: Lorrine B. Skaff

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 5.89: John E. Skelton

Computer Center

Reel-Item 1.939: Frank Skiba

Reel-Item 1.940: Charles E. Skinner

Box-Item 9.343: Charles E. Skinner

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.941: Gary S. Shriner

Box-Item 3.261: Wendell H. Slabaugh

Box-Item 4.124: William T. Slater

Vice President for University Relations

Box-Item 4.233: Louis Slegel

Mechanical Engineering

Box-Item 3.262: W. George N. Slinn

Reel-Item 1.942: Olive A. Slocum

Box-Item 9.344: Olive A. Slocum

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.943: Wilson F. Slover

Box-Item 3.263: A.H. "Pete" Smith

Reel-Item 1.944: Barnard Eliot Smith

Box-Item 9.345: Barnard Eliot Smith

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.945: Cairns King Smith

Box-Item 9.346: Cairns King Smith

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.946: Catherine Smith

Box-Item 9.347: Catherine Smith

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 1.947: Charles Wesley Smith

Box-Item 5.90: Clifford L. Smith

Extension. Deceased March, 1991

Box-Item 4.125: Clifford Vaughn Smith

Vice President for Administration

Box-Item 3.264: Dean H. Smith

Box-Item 4.234: Edward Doyle Smith

English

Reel-Item 1.948: M. Ellwood Smith

Box-Item 9.348: M. Ellwood Smith

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 3.265: Frank Herschel Smith

Reel-Item 2.1: James W. Smith

Box-Item 9.349: James W. Smith

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 3.266: Kathryn H. Smith

Reel-Item 2.2: Laura B. Smith

Reel-Item 2.3: Albert R. Smith

Reel-Item 2.4: Robert Lee Smith

Box-Item 9.350: Robert Lee Smith

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.5: Royce L. Smith

Reel-Item 2.6: Warren D. Smith

Box-Item 9.351: Warren D. Smith

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 5.224: William C. Smith

Reel-Item 2.7: Margaret Comstock Snell

Box-Item 9.352: Margaret Comstock Snell

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Box-Item 3.267: Forrest A. Sneva

Reel-Item 2.8: James R. Snook

Box-Item 5.225: Charles D. Snow

Box-Item 3.268: Don F. Snow

Reel-Item 2.9: Janet L. Snyder

Reel-Item 2.10: V. Thompson Snyder

Box-Item 9.353: V. Thompson Snyder

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.11: Keith N. Soderlund

Box-Item 9.354: Keith N. Soderlund

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.12: Michael R. Soderquist

Box-Item 3.269: Michael R. Soderquist

Reel-Item 2.13: Raymond W. Sommerfeldt

Box-Item 9.355: Raymond W. Sommerfeldt

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.14: Kusum Soni

Box-Item 9.356: Kusum Soni

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 3.270: Mary Ann Currie Southam

Reel-Item 2.15: Jane Martin Sparks

Box-Item 3.271: Marilyn K. Speedie

Reel-Item 2.16: David Gelvin Spencer

Box-Item 9.357: David Gelvin Spencer

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 3.272: Bertrand Thomas Sperling

Box-Item 3.273: Paul Spies

Box-Item 5.226: Lyle Spiesschaert

Reel-Item 2.17: Frances Spigai

Box-Item 9.358: Frances Spigai

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.18: Ralph W. Spitzer

Box-Item 9.359: Ralph W. Spitzer

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 5.227: Bernard I. Spinrad

Reel-Item 2.19: Frances Spitzer

Box-Item 3.274: Frederick Springsteel

Box-Item 3.275: Michael Sprinker

Box-Item 5.228: Robert D. Sproull

Reel-Item 2.20: Roger G. Sprowls

Reel-Item 2.21: Barbara Roxana Spurr

Reel-Item 2.22: Henry Dayton Squires

On reel 2 between Kusum Soni and Jane Martin Sparks.

Box-Item 9.360: Henry Dayton Squires

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.23: M. Sriranganathan

Reel-Item 2.24: Rajendra Srivastava

Box-Item 3.276: B. David Stacy

Reel-Item 2.25: Eugene W. Stagner

Box-Item 9.361: Eugene W. Stagner

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.26: Walter R. Stahl

Box-Item 9.362: Walter R. Stahl

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.27: Paul Staheli

Box-Item 5.229: Robert Delmer Stalley

Box-Item 3.277: David Lee Stamp

Box-Item 3.278: Charles Stamps

Reel-Item 2.28: Simon O. Stanley

Reel-Item 2.29: Richard C. Stanton

Reel-Item 2.30: Donald Taylor Station

Box-Item 4.126: T.J. (Thurman J.) Starker

Forestry

Reel-Item 2.31: T.J. (Thurman J.) Starker

Forestry

Box-Item 9.363: T. J. Starker

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.32: E.C. Starr

Box-Item 9.364: E. C. Starr

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.33: L.W. Stebbings

Box-Item 9.365: L. W. Stebbings

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 3.279: Michael E. Stein

Reel-Item 2.34: Roy Wilfred Stein

Box-Item 9.366: Roy Wilfred Stein

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 3.280: Willard Glenn Stephens

Box-Item 3.281: Lula Stephenson

Box-Item 3.282: Paul Nichols Stevens

Reel-Item 2.35: Dorothy G. Stevens

Box-Item 5.230: George F. Stevens

Reel-Item 2.36: J.C. Stevens

Reel-Item 2.37: James O. Stevens

Box-Item 9.367: James O. Stevens

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.38: John R. Stevens

Reel-Item 2.39: Elmo N. Stevenson

Reel-Item 2.40: Albert Newton Steward

Box-Item 9.368: Albert Newton Steward

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 5.231: Mark A. Stillwell

Reel-Item 2.41: George N. Stinson

Box-Item 9.369: George N. Stinson

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.42: Henry H. Stippler

Box-Item 3.283: Thomas E. Stitzel

Box-Item 3.284: Herbert H. Stoevener

Box-Item 5.232: Carl Henry Stoltenberg

Reel-Item 2.43: William Stone

Box-Item 3.285: Louis N. Stone

Reel-Item 2.44: Donald J. Stoops

Box-Item 9.370: Donald J. Stoops

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.45: George Storm

Box-Item 4.235: Robert M. Storm

Zoology

Reel-Item 2.46: Herbert W. Storre

Box-Item 4.236: Clara A. Storvick

Foods and Nutrition

Reel-Item 2.47: David Allister Stott

Box-Item 3.286: Floyd M. Stout

Reel-Item 2.48: Joe Victor Stover

Box-Item 9.371: Joe Victor Stover

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 3.287: A.L. Strand

Reel-Item 2.49: M.A. Strand

Reel-Item 2.50: Agnar Allen Straumfjord

Box-Item 9.372: Agnar Allen Straumfjord

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.51: W. Michael Straus

Box-Item 3.288: Larry Streeby

Box-Item 5.233: Bernice Strawn

Extension

Reel-Item 2.52: Hildegarrde Streufert

Box-Item 4.237: Lester B. Strickler

Business Administration; deceased October 1993

Box-Item 5.234: Monine Miller Strode

Box-Item 4.238: Elizabeth Strong

Oceanography

Box-Item 3.289: William Strong

Box-Item 3.290: Richard K. Stroud

Box-Item 5.235: Edwin D. Strowbridge, Jr

Reel-Item 2.53: Brett R. Stuart

Box-Item 9.373: Brett R. Stuart

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.54: David Marshall Stuart

Box-Item 9.374: David Marshall Stuart

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 3.291: Laurel Eileen Stulken

Box-Item 3.292: Harold M. Stults

Reel-Item 2.55: Paul Sturges

Box-Item 9.375: Paul Sturges

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 5.236: Erwin Suess

Box-Item 4.127: Thomas Sugihara

Chemistry and College of Science; deceased

Box-Item 5.237: Bruce Sullivan

Box-Item 5.91: Charles L. Summy

Pharmacy

Reel-Item 2.56: Bishop Walter Taylor Sumner

Box-Item 9.376: Bishop Walter Taylor Sumner

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.57: Imre Sutton

Reel-Item 2.58: C.A. Svinth

Box-Item 9.377: C. A. Svinth

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 3.293: Grant Swan

Box-Item 5.238: Stanley Stewart Swanson

Reel-Item 2.59: John M. Swarthout

Box-Item 9.378: John M. Swarthout

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.60: Herman Frank Swartz

Box-Item 9.379: Herman Frank Swartz

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.61: Marvin L. Swearingin

Box-Item 9.380: Marvin L. Swearingin

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.62: Knud George Swenson

Box-Item 9.381: Knud George Swenson

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 3.294: Rolf Helen Swenson

Reel-Item 2.63: Carol L. Swim

Box-Item 9.382: Carol L. Swim

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 3.295: Kline R. Swygard

Reel-Item 2.64: Kline R. Swygard

Box-Item 9.383: Kline R. Swygard

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.65: Tetsue Ned Takasumi

Reel-Item 2.66: Shrigeki Takemori

Reel-Item 2.67: Budd N. Tamler

Box-Item 9.384: Budd N. Tamler

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 4.1: Gertrude Tank

Reel-Item 2.68: R. Thomas Tanner

Box-Item 9.385: R. Thomas Tanner

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 4.239: Gene Tanselli

Physical Education and Baseball Coach

Reel-Item 2.69: Robert F. Tarrant

Box-Item 9.386: Robert F. Tarrant

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 4.2: Lena Belle Tartar

Box-Item 5.92: Esther A. Taskerud

Home Economics Extension

Reel-Item 2.70: Walter H. Tattila

Reel-Item 2.71: John F. Tatom

Box-Item 9.387: John F. Tatom

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.72: LeVerne H. (Kip) Taylor

Reel-Item 2.73: Janet C. Taylor

Reel-Item 2.74: Lyall F. Taylor

Reel-Item 2.75: Ray H. Teal

Box-Item 4.3: Philip L. Tedder

Reel-Item 2.76: Nelia Teresa

Box-Item 4.4: John J. Terpstra, Jr.

Reel-Item 2.77: Frank P. Tarraglio

Box-Item 9.388: Frank P. Tarraglio

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.78: Glenn W. Terrel

Reel-Item 2.79: Mark H. Terrel

Box-Item 9.389: Mark H. Terrel

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 5.93: Ronald L. Terrel

Civil Engineering

Reel-Item 2.80: Robert Michael Terry

Reel-Item 2.81: Frederick C. Test

Box-Item 9.390: Frederick C. Test

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.82: William L. Teutsch

Box-Item 9.391: William L. Teutsch

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.83: Joseph T. Thaler, Jr.

Box-Item 9.392: Joseph T. Thaler, Jr.

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.84: Bernice M. Thayer

Box-Item 9.393: Bernice M. Thayer

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 4.5: Linda Anne Thiel

Reel-Item 2.85: Charles E. Thomas

Box-Item 9.394: Charles E. Thomas

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 4.6: Larry C. Thomas

Box-Item 4.240: Marion Thomas

Extension

Box-Item 4.7: Betty Lynd Thompson

Reel-Item 2.86: Colonel Charles E. Thompson

Box-Item 9.395: Colonel Charles E. Thompson

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.87: George W. Thompson, Jr.

Reel-Item 2.88: William Oxley Thompson

Box-Item 9.396: William Oxley Thompson

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 4.8: Lloyda Lorine Thompson-Cowley

Box-Item 4.9: Robert W. Thresher

Reel-Item 2.89: Clark D. Tibbits

Reel-Item 2.90: David Tilles

Box-Item 9.397: David Tilles

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.91: Bob Timmons

Reel-Item 2.92: Margaret Tims

Box-Item 4.241: Gertrude Tingelstad

Library

Reel-Item 2.93: J.W.H. Tinoco

Box-Item 9.398: J. W. H. Tinoco

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 4.10: David Tison

Box-Item 4.11: Tim D. Tolan

Reel-Item 2.94: Arthur L. Tollefson

Box-Item 4.12: Pia Tollo

Reel-Item 2.95: Walter J. Tolmsoff

Box-Item 4.13: Fred M. Tonge

Reel-Item 2.96: Edward Nathaniel Torbert

Box-Item 4.14: James M. Trappe

Box-Item 4.15: John E. Trierweiler

Reel-Item 2.97: George L. Trigg

Reel-Item 2.98: Eleanor Trindle

Box-Item 5.239: Edward John Trione

Reel-Item 2.99: Dale E. Trout

Box-Item 9.399: Dale E. Trout

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 4.16: Elmer R. Trumbull

Reel-Item 2.100: Daniel Peh Nien Tsao

Reel-Item 2.101: Paul R. Tschirley

Box-Item 9.400: Paul R. Tschirley

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.102: Sybil Tucker

Box-Item 9.401: Sybil Tucker

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 4.128: Sylvia Tucker

Education

Reel-Item 2.103: Margaret H. Tuller

Reel-Item 2.104: Richard M. Twenge

Box-Item 4.17: Albert V. Tyler

Reel-Item 2.105: Maria Uher

Box-Item 9.402: Maria Uher

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.106: Richard Jules Ulbright

Reel-Item 2.107: George Ulmie

Box-Item 9.403: George Ulmie

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 4.18: William F. Unsoeld

Box-Item 4.19: David Valencia

Box-Item 4.20: Carol Cole Valentine

Box-Item 5.240: Milton A. Valentine

Box-Item 4.21: Shirley J. Van DeRiet

Reel-Item 2.108: Henry Van Calcar, Jr.

Box-Item 9.404: Henry Van Calcar, Jr.

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.109: Gary Ie Vangerpen

Reel-Item 2.110: John Peter Vangigch

Reel-Item 2.1113: Lillian S. Vanloan

Box-Item 9.405: Lillian S. Vanloan

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.112: Wenell L. Vanloan

Box-Item 9.406: Wenell L. Vanloan

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.113: James K. VanLeuven

Box-Item 9.407: James K. VanLeuven

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.114: Paul D. Vanture

Box-Item 9.408: Paul D. Vanture

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.116: William R. Varner

Box-Item 9.409: William R. Varner

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.117: Audrey L. Varseveld

Box-Item 9.410: Audrey L. Varseveld

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.118: Lyman Ray Vawter

Box-Item 9.411: Lyman Ray Vawter

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.119: Harold Goodhue Vatter

Box-Item 4.22: E.K. Vaughan

Reel-Item 2.120: Ebenezer Rajkumar Vedamuthu

Box-Item 9.412: Ebenezer Rajkumar Vedamuthu

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.121: William Niam G. Venema

Box-Item 9.413: William Niam G. Venema

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 5.94: James Vial

Fisheries and Wildlife

Reel-Item 2.122: Bobbie Vierra

Box-Item 9.414: Bobbie Vierra

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.123: Larry W. Vincent

Box-Item 9.415: Larry W. Vincent

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.124: Muriel C. Vincent

Reel-Item 2.125: Peter Wilfred Vipond

Box-Item 9.416: Peter Wilfred Vipond

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 4.23: H.R. Vinyard

Reel-Item 2.126: Paul A. Vohs, Jr.

Box-Item 4.24: Irene E. Voit

Reel-Item 2.127: Edmund H. Volkart

Box-Item 9.417: Edmund H. Volkart

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 4.25: Edmund H. Volkart

Reel-Item 2.128: Alex Vorobiov

Box-Item 4.26: Les Vough

Reel-Item 2.129: Martin Vrieze

Reel-Item 2.130: C.W. Vrooman

Box-Item 9.418: C. W. Vrooman

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 5.241: Henry A. Wadsworth

Box-Item 4.27: Stanley Elliott Wadsworth

Box-Item 4.28: Carl B. "Berny" Wagner

Reel-Item 2.115: W.J. van Wagtendonk

On reel 2 between Earl William Wells and Clara Humason Waldo.

Box-Item 9.419: W. J. van Wagtendonk

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.131: Clara Humason Waldo

Box-Item 9.420: Clara Humason Waldo

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.132: George Fordyce Waldo

Box-Item 4.242: Joseph H. Wales

Food Science

Box-Item 4.29: Mary Jane Wall

Box-Item 4.30: Alice L. Wallace

Speech Communication

Box-Item 4.31: Sharon A. Wallace

Reel-Item 2.133: Bayard F. Walker

Reel-Item 2.134: Carl J. Wallen

Reel-Item 2.135: Gerald A. Walls

Box-Item 4.32: Jesse S. Walton

Box-Item 4.243: Robert B. Walls

Music

Reel-Item 2.136: O.E. Walsh

On reel 2 between Darrell G. Watts and Ely J. Weatherbee.

Box-Item 9.421: O. E. Walsh

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 4.244: Austin F. Walter

Political Science

Reel-Item 2.137: Rupert A. Wanless

Box-Item 9.422: Rupert A. Wanless

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.138: John M. Ward

Box-Item 9.423: John M. Ward

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.139: David H. Wardworth

Box-Item 4.33: Margaret C. Ware

Reel-Item 2.140: Maxine A. Warnath

Box-Item 4.34: Harriet J. Warner

Reel-Item 2.141: Jean Warren

Box-Item 9.424: Jean Warren

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.142: Kenneth Warren

Box-Item 9.425: Kenneth Warren

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 4.245: Rex Warren

Extension Crops

Reel-Item 2.143: Ernest William Warrington

Box-Item 9.426: Ernest William Warrington

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.144: Diane Susan Wasser

Box-Item 4.35: Josephine A. Wasson

Reel-Item 2.145: Alvin S. Waterhouse

Box-Item 9.427: Alvin S. Waterhouse

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.146: L.A. Waters, Jr.

Box-Item 9.428: L. A. Waters, Jr.

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.147: Martin Abraham Watkin

Box-Item 5.242: Lois Watkinson

Reel-Item 2.148: Bob Watson

Reel-Item 2.149: B.D. Watts

Reel-Item 2.150: Darrell G. Watts

Reel-Item 2.151: Ely J. Weatherbee

Box-Item 9.429: Ely J. Weatherbee

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.152: James Knox Weatherford

Box-Item 9.430: James Knox Weatherford

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.153: Neil Webbe

Box-Item 4.36: Warren Webb

Box-Item 6.37: E. E. Wedmann

Veterinary Medicine

Reel-Item 2.154: John Lawrence Weibel

Box-Item 9.431: John Lawrence Weibel

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.155: Richard G. Weigel

Box-Item 4.37: Joan B. Weiner

Box-Item 5.243: Richard J. Weinman

Box-Item 4.246: Erma M. Weir

Physical Education

Box-Item 4.247: Jean B. Weir

Liberal Arts

Reel-Item 2.156: Charles A. Welch

Box-Item 4.38: Harry Richard Wellman

Box-Item 5.244: Jesse Davis Wellons III

Reel-Item 2.157: Earl William Wells

Box-Item 9.432: Earl William Wells

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.158: Helen L. Wells

Box-Item 4.248: Vera Lucile Wells

Clothing, Textiles, and Related Arts (Home Economics)

Reel-Item 2.159: Willibald Weniger

Box-Item 9.433: Willibald Weniger

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 4.39: Robert B. Wensink

Reel-Item 2.160: Chuck Wenstorm

Reel-Item 2.161: D.A. Wersebe

Reel-Item 2.163: Oswald West

Box-Item 4.249: W.I. West

Forest Products

Reel-Item 2.162: Hazel Kelsey Westcott

Box-Item 9.434: Hazel Kelsey Westcott

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.164: Diana Lee Westermann

Reel-Item 2.165: Warren C. Westgarth

Box-Item 9.435: Warren C. Westgarth

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 5.245: Paul H. Weswig

Reel-Item 2.166: Peter K. Weyl

Reel-Item 2.167: Russell F. Whaley

Box-Item 9.436: Russell F. Whaley

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.168: Charles Wheeler

Reel-Item 2.169: Coleman H. Wheeler

Box-Item 9.437: Charles Wheeler

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.170: Gwendolyn M. White

Reel-Item 2.171: James Michael White

Box-Item 9.438: James Michael White

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 4.40: Lydia White

Box-Item 5.95: Marjorie JoAnn White

Elementary Education

Box-Item 4.250: Pearl Hagen White

Music

Reel-Item 2.172: Sidney D. White

Box-Item 9.439: Sidney D. White

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.173: Solon T. White

Box-Item 9.440: Solon T. White

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.174: William Humes White

Box-Item 5.246: Ralph E. Whitesides

Box-Item 4.41: Vernon E. Wiard

Box-Item 6.38: William Q. Wick

Sea Grant College Program

Reel-Item 2.175: Patricia C. Wickman

Box-Item 6.39: Wilbur Widicus

Business

Box-Item 4.42: Ernest H. Wiegand

Reel-Item 2.176: Ernest H. Wiegand

Box-Item 9.441: Ernest H. Wiegand

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 4.43: John Anthony Wiens

Reel-Item 2.177: Gerald J. Wiese

Box-Item 9.442: Gerald J. Wiese

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.178: Howard M. Wight

Reel-Item 2.179: Marvin Cummings Wilbur

Box-Item 9.443: Marvin Cummings Wilbur

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.180: Robert Wilbur

Box-Item 9.444: Robert Wilbur

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.181: Ronald C. Wilcox

Box-Item 4.44: Robert L. Wilder

Reel-Item 2.182: Robert L. Wilder

Box-Item 4.45: Robert A. Wildes

Reel-Item 2.183: John L. Wilkerson

Box-Item 9.445: John L. Wilkerson

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.184: Caroline Hanke Wilkins

Box-Item 4.46: John R. Wilkins

Reel-Item 2.185: William Donald Wilkinson

Box-Item 4.47: William Donald Wilkinson

Box-Item 4.48: Melville Graham Will

Reel-Item 2.186: Alton G. Williams

Box-Item 9.446: Alton G. Williams

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 5.247: Cal Robertson Williams

Reel-Item 2.187: David B. Williams

Box-Item 9.447: David B. Williams

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.188: John G. Williams, Jr.

Box-Item 9.448: John G. Williams, Jr.

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 5.249: Max B. Williams

Reel-Item 2.189: Roger J. Williams

Box-Item 9.449: Roger J. Williams

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 4.129: William Appleman Williams

History

Reel-Item 2.190: Russell W. Williamson

Box-Item 9.450: Russell W. Williamson

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 5.250: Stanley E. Williamson

Reel-Item 2.191: Richard Ellis Willits

Box-Item 5.96: Ted L. Willrich

Agricultural Engineering. Deceased

Box-Item 5.251: Clayton Stanley Wills

Reel-Item 2.192: Roger H. Willsie

Box-Item 4.49: Joanna Wilson

Reel-Item 2.193: Maud Mathes Wilson

Box-Item 9.451: Maud Mathes Wilson

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.194: Meredith O. Wilson

Box-Item 4.251: Odelia J. Wilson

Music

Box-Item 5.252: Robert Charles Wilson

Box-Item 4.252: Robert Claude Wilson

Education

Box-Item 4.253: Robert L. Wilson

Forest Engineering

Box-Item 4.50: Sarah Jackman Wilson

Reel-Item 2.195: Sherwood Ann (Sherry) Wilson

Box-Item 4.51: Stanley E. Wilson

Reel-Item 2.196: Gustav Hans Wilster

Box-Item 9.452: Gustav Hans Wilster

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 4.52: Mark McKinley Wing

Box-Item 4.53: Carolyn R. Winger

Box-Item 4.54: Fred E. Winger

Business Education

Box-Item 4.55: William Winkenwerder

Reel-Item 2.197: Judith H. Winkler

Box-Item 4.56: Ronald H. Winters

Box-Item 4.57: Rodney K. Winther

Box-Item 4.58: Alma H. Winward

Reel-Item 2.198: Morton M. Wise

Box-Item 4.59: William Nesbitt Wise

Reel-Item 2.199: Richard Perry Withycombe, Jr.

Box-Item 9.453: Richard Perry Withycombe, Jr.

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.200: Gertraude Wittig

Box-Item 9.454: Gertraude Wittig

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.201: Joana Sophia Wohlgenant

Box-Item 9.455: Joana Sophia Wohlgenant

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.202: William Douglas Wolansky

Box-Item 9.456: William Douglas Wolansky

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 4.254: Floyd B. Wolberg

Animal Science

Box-Item 4.60: William Wold

Reel-Item 2.203: Karl H. Wolf

Box-Item 9.457: Karl H. Wolf

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 4.61: Marvin A. Wolf

Reel-Item 2.204: Adolphe Wolfe

Box-Item 9.458: Adolphe Wolfe

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.205: Annastatia Marie Wolff

Box-Item 5.253: Ernest G. Wolff

Reel-Item 2.206: Ervin A. Wolff

Box-Item 5.254: Murray Wolfson

Reel-Item 2.207: Kwang B. Woo

Box-Item 9.459: Kwang B. Woo

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.208: Benjamin W. Wood

Box-Item 4.130: G. Burton Wood

College of Agricultural Sciences and Agricultural Experiment Station

Reel-Item 2.209: Kathleen E. Wood

Box-Item 4.62: Kathleen E. Wood

Box-Item 5.255: Ernest Steve Woodard

Box-Item 5.256: Muriel J. Woodring

Box-Item 4.63: Richard Woods

Reel-Item 2.210: Edward John Woodhouse

Box-Item 9.460: Edward John Woodhouse

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.211: James S. Woodland

Box-Item 5.97: Bruce M. Woodworth

Business Administration

Reel-Item 2.212: R. Atch Work

Box-Item 9.461: R. Atch Work

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 4.255: Robert C. Worrest

General Science

Reel-Item 2.213: Joseph E. Worth

Box-Item 9.462: Joseph E. Worth

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.214: Oliver J. Worthington

Box-Item 9.463: Oliver J. Worthington

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.215: Robert P. Wray

Box-Item 4.64: Arthur S.H. Wu

Box-Item 4.65: Bruce Wyatt

Box-Item 4.256: C. Jane Wyatt

Food Science

Box-Item 5.98: Jean Bratton Wyckoff

Agricultural and Resource Economics

Box-Item 4.257: W.L. Wyckoff

Physical Education

Reel-Item 2.216: Richard S. Wydosk

Box-Item 9.464: Richard S. Wydosk

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.217: Frank Oliver Wyse

Box-Item 9.465: Frank Oliver Wyse

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 4.258: Hoya Y. Yang

Food Science and Technology

Box-Item 4.259: Theo Yerian

Secretarial Science & Business Education

Reel-Item 2.218: Theodore Ralph Yocom

Box-Item 9.466: Theodore Ralph Yocom

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.219: Elmon Yoder

Box-Item 9.467: Elmon Yoder

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 4.66: Ray A. Yoder

Reel-Item 2.220: James G. Youde

Reel-Item 2.221: Leonard A. Younce

Reel-Item 2.222: D. Palmer Young

Box-Item 9.468: D. Palmer Young

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.223: Duane E. Young

Box-Item 9.469: Duane E. Young

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.224: Frederick H. Young

Box-Item 9.470: Frederick H. Young

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.225: Gary A. Young

Box-Item 9.471: Gary A. Young

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.226: Orville J. Young

Reel-Item 2.227: Koichi Yoshikawa

Box-Item 4.260: Teh Chu Yu

Food Science & Technology

Box-Item 6.40: Chester T. Youngberg

Forestry and Soil Science

Reel-Item 2.228: Walter Arthur Yungen

Box-Item 9.472: Walter Arthur Yungen

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 4.131: Edwin A. Yunker

Physics

Box-Item 4.67: Joe Yuska

Reel-Item 2.229: Chris D. Zafiratos

Box-Item 9.473: Chris D. Zafiratos

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.230: Donald J. Zarosinski

Box-Item 9.474: Donald J. Zarosinski

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 5.257: Christian W. Zauner

Reel-Item 2.231: Jaroslaw Zavitkovski

Box-Item 4.68: Robert J. Zaworski

Mechanical Engineering

Reel-Item 2.232: Leslie Zeigler

Reel-Item 2.233: Robert Zelinka

Reel-Item 2.234: S.M. Zeller

Box-Item 9.475: S. M. Zeller

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.235: Franklin R. Zeran

Box-Item 9.476: Franklin R. Zeran

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.236: Adolph Ziefle

Box-Item 9.477: Adolph Ziefle

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.237: Quentin B. Zielinski

Box-Item 9.478: Quentin B. Zielinski

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Reel-Item 2.238: Ruth Emerson Zilk

Box-Item 9.479: Ruth Emerson Zilk

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Box-Item 5.99: Gary Zimmerman

Veterinary Medicine

Box-Item 4.69: William Zollinger

Box-Item 5.258: Robert W. Zwick

Reel-Item 2.239: Fred C. Zwicker

Box-Item 9.480: Fred C. Zwicker

Original documents that are illegible on microfilm.

Series 5: Sound Recordings, 1966-1987

Series 5 consists of recordings of speeches, special events, and news conferences; promotional radio spots, audio news features, and public service announcements; and interviews conducted with Oregon State University faculty, administrators, coaches, and athletes. The series includes several recordings of OSU Presidents Robert MacVicar and John Byrne. The bulk of the series consists of radio spots and audio news features produced in 1985-1987 by Keith Riggs, a broadcast producer with the Department of Information from 1978 to 1987.

All of the audiocassettes described in this series have been digitized and are available upon patron request.

Extent: 87 cassette tapes, 37 reel-to-reel audiotapes, and 5 broadcast cassettes

Box-Item 7.1: Dedication of X-Ray Science and Engineering Laboratory, January 23, 1966

Speech by Dr. Jackson E. Livesay, President of the American College of Radiology, "The Radiologist's Unseen Partners", made at the dedication and open house ceremony for the laboratory.

Extent: 1 reel-to-reel audiotape

Box-Item 7.2: The New President and his New University speech by Robert W. MacVicar at Oregon Press Women Spring Conference, April 11, 1970

Introduction by Roy A. Young; recorded by KOAC radio.

Extent: 1 reel-to-reel audiotape

Box-Item 7.3-7.5: News Conference following Nancy Wyckoff's Death, 1972

Includes OSU President Robert MacVicar and Dean of Students Robert Chick.

Extent: 3 cassette tapes

Box-Item 7.6: National Public Radio spot on Nancy Wyckoff murder, February 18, 1972

Gary Stewart, producer.

Extent: 1 reel-to-reel audiotape

Box-Item 7.7: Emergency curtailment, February 22, 1974

Perhaps curtailment of energy usage.

Extent: 1 reel-to-reel audiotape

Box-Item 7.8: Recorded in Eugene, February 28, 1974

Perhaps includes Ericksen, Wroton, and Geesman.

Extent: 1 reel-to-reel audiotape

Box-Item 7.9: Campus Day interview with Dr. Lillian Van Loan, April 16, 1975

Extent: 1 reel-to-reel audiotape

Box-Item 7.10: Indian middens (archeology), circa 1975

For basketball half-time show.

Extent: 1 reel-to-reel audiotape

Box-Item 7.11-7.25: Marine Science Center programs, displays, and public service announcements (PSAs), circa 1972-1975

Yaquina research vessels and the Totem project.

Extent: 15 reel-to-reel audiotapes

Box-Item 7.26: John Byrne and Joe Avezzano Press Conference, November 23, 1984

Avezanno was the head football coach at Oregon State University for 5 seasons (1980-1984). He was fired at the end of the 1984 season.

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 7.27: OSU Band, undated

Band medley.

Extent: 1 reel-to-reel audiotape

Box-Item 7.28: Educational Opportunities Program information, undated

Digitized and available online.

Extent: 1 reel-to-reel audiotape

Box-Item 7.29: Veterans public service announcements (PSAs), undated

Extent: 1 reel-to-reel audiotape

Box-Item 7.30: Beaver Fever, undated

Extent: 1 reel-to-reel audiotape

Box-Item 7.31-7.34: Oregon State System of Higher Education (OSSHE) institutions and programs, undated

Topics include financial aid, general and special system programs, and the following institutions: University of Oregon, Oregon State University, Oregon College of Education (OCE), Oregon Institute of Technology (OIT), and Portland State University (PSU). Probably recorded early to mid-1970s (before 1977).

Box-Item 7.35: Linus Pauling interview, circa 1986

Digitized and available online.

Extent: 1 reel-to-reel audiotape

Box-Item 7.36: Salisbury editorial, undated

Extent: 1 reel-to-reel audiotape

Box-Item 7.37: Wooden and Miller, undated

Perhaps basketball coaches John Wooden and Ralph Miller; probably recorded in 1970s.

Extent: 1 reel-to-reel audiotape

Box-Item 8.1: New Home Economics Dean, October 25, 1983

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 8.2: A Dry Winter in Oregon, May 14, 1985

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 8.3: OSU Radio spots, June 20, 1985

Ryan/Hutchins Adv.

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 8.4: Supercomputer Network, August 27, 1985

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 8.5: Fluidized Bed Research with Welty, September 5, 1985

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 8.6: Sahara Desert Research with Alan Mix, September 24, 1985

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 8.7: Genetically Engineered Vaccines with Ed Wedman, October 2, 1985

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 8.8: Non-Game Wildlife Survey with Mike Manfredo, October 15, 1985

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 8.9: Drug Holidays with Bill Simonson, October 16, 1985

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 8.10: Teacher Quality Assurance one year later with Dean Robert Barr, October 24, 1985

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 8.11: Economic Warfare with Murray Wolfson, November 5, 1985

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 8.12: Custer's Last Stand with Royal Jackson, November 11, 1985

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 8.13: Gorbachev's Economy with Bill Husband, November 14, 1985

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 8.14: McDowell's Robot with Ed McDowell, November 21, 1985

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 8.15: Caliciviruses, December 17, 1985

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 8.16: Linus Pauling deposits medals at OSU, April 17, 1986

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 8.17: Sonic Tests of Wood with Jim Wilson, May 13, 1986

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 8.18: John Byrne Goes to China, May 16, 1986

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 8.19-8.20: Spots for Insight Report, May 20, 1986

Summer Term; Summer Orientation; Community

Extent: 2 cassette tapes

Box-Item 8.21: Tide Pool Frolics (Sulzmann) and Fred Decker on Forecasting, May 22, 1986

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 8.22: David Bella on SDI, May 29, 1986

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 8.23: John Byrne returns from China, June 4, 1986

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 8.24: John Byrne's Press Availability after his return from China, June 4, 1986

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 8.25: OSU in the Year 2000 interview with President John Byrne, June 10, 1986

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 8.26: "Ice-Minus" Test with Ray Seidler, July 12, 1986

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 8.27: Groundbreaking for the Electrical and Computer Engineering Building, July 24, 1986

Now Owen Hall.

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 8.28: Computer Center deficits, July 30, 1986

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 8.29: Tuition Rates up Slightly with Bud Gibbs, September 3, 1986

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 8.30: OTAs (Older than average students) on the Increase with Nancy Vanderpool, September 8, 1986

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 8.31: Research Funding Increases at OSU with George Keller, September 16, 1986

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 8.32: Saturday Academy with Dick Woods, September 25, 1986

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 8.33: Deadly Wild Cucumbers with George Constantine, September 30, 1986

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 8.34: Soviet Sunk Sub and Student Health Survey, October 8, 1986

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 8.35: White Supremacists with Eckard Toy, October 4, 1986

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 8.36: Expo Survey with Mike Manfredo, October 16, 1986

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 18.1: Japanese Language Enrollments Up with Sally Malueg, October 21, 1986

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 18.2: Big Fish, Eh?, October 28, 1986

Riggs voicer.

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 18.3: Poisonous Holiday Plants, December 9, 1986

Riggs voicer.

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 18.4: Waldport Flooding?, December 16, 1986

Riggs voicer.

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 18.5: Underemployment Stress with Anisa Zvonkovic, December 18, 1986

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 18.6: Supercomputer Satellite Link with Bill Ayres, January 8, 1987

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 18.7: Undersea Sewage and COPE, January 23, 1987

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 18.8: Computer Center bomb press conference, February 6, 1987

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 18.9: Insect Pesticide Resistance with Brian Croft, February 9, 1987

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 18.10: OSU Joins Global Study with George Keller, February 26, 1987

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 18.11: Jogging with Weights with Susan Hall, March 10, 1987

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 18.12: Oregon's Rural Employment, March 19, 1987

Riggs voicer.

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 18.13: OSU Small Nukes in Space with Andy Klein, March 26, 1987

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 18.14-18.15: Dee Andros Roast, March 1987

Extent: 2 cassette tapes

Box-Item 18.16: Energy Research Cuts with Levenspiel and Fairchild, April 6, 1987

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 18.17: The Constitutional Classroom, April 14, 1987

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 18.18: Raptor Rehabilitation with Jeff Cooney, April 28, 1987

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 18.19: BPA Rate Increase No Good with Richard Adams, May 12, 1987

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 18.20: No Simple Solutions, May 19, 1987

Riggs voicer.

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 18.21: Tansy Control with Peter McEvoy, July 1, 1987

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 18.22: Truth in Menus with Vicki Look, July 14, 1987

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 18.23: Fish Disease Lab, August 4, 1987

Riggs voicer.

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 18.24: Crater Lake Actualities with Jack Dymond, August 10, 1987

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 18.25: Crater Lake Actualities with Jack Dymond and Bob Collier, August 11, 1987

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 18.26: Gorda Ridge mining, undated

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 18.27: Betty Friedan, undated

Labeled June 8th with no year.

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 18.28: Jim Riggs and Fred Decker, undated

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 18.29: OSU Promotion Final, undated

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 18.30: Pharmacy Grant, undated

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 18.31: Princeton University basketball coach, Pete Carril, March 17, 1983

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 18.32: Freya Herman?, undated

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 18.33: Hacker, undated

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 18.34: OSU vs Washington State University, January 20, 1983

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 18.35: Mathews, undated

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 18.36: Smith, undated

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 18.37: Tony Lewis - ERSAL Map, undated

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 18.38: Annette Brewer, undated

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 18.39: Gina Parosa with Annette Bruyer

Food Fantasies; Oregon News Network

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 7.38: Testing for performance enhancing drugs in college athletics (NCAA), circa 1985

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 7.39: Interview with Jaap Verkerk, circa 1980

International basketball player.

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 7.40: Women's basketball team players and coaches, circa 1985

Includes Aki Hill, assistant coaches, and several players.

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 7.41: College of Business, undated

Extent: 1 cassette tape

Box-Item 7.42: Women news, undated

Extent: 1 reel-to-reel audiotape

Box-Item 7.43: Unidentified, undated

Extent: 2 reel-to-reel audiotapes

Box-Item 7.44: Home Soil/Dream, undated

Extent: 1 reel-to-reel audiotape

Box-Item 7.45: OSU Promotion Spots, undated

Includes Home Soil; master tape.

Extent: 1 reel-to-reel audiotape

Box-Item 7.46: OSU Fight Song, undated

Extent: 1 reel-to-reel audiotape

Box-Item 7.47: DMC 300; Portland, Oregon; Dave Bourassa and Connie Meyers, February 13, 1975

Poor tape quality; machine in poor repair.

Extent: 1 reel-to-reel audiotape

Box-Item 7.48: LMC 1172(2); Dave Bourassa and Connie Meyers; Salem, Oregon, February 12, 1975

Extent: 1 reel-to-reel audiotape

Box-Item 7.49-7.50: Andrew Warninghoff, undated

Extent: 2 broadcast cartridges

Box-Item 7.51-7.53: Unidentified, undated

Extent: 3 broadcast cartridges

Series 6: News and Press Releases, 1941-2004

Series 6 consists of news and press releases and bulletins issued by Oregon State University. The bulk of the series consists of releases issued from late 1988 through 2004; these are arranged chronologically by date of release. The releases pertain to the full scope of Oregon State activities and include information regarding faculty and administrators, especially new administrative appointments; notable research; the accomplishments of students, faculty, and alumni; academic programs; and student activities. These releases do not pertain to Extension Service activities or Oregon State athletics.

Box-Folder 1.17: Press Releases, 1941

Sampling of several releases on a variety of topics.

Box-Folder 1.18: News Bulletin on President Strand's speech about Ralph Spitzer, 1949

An Oregon State College News Bureau bulletin regarding a speech given by President A.L. Strand to the faculty regarding Ralph Spitzer.

Box-Folder 1.19: News Releases, 1950-1956

Selection of releases pertaining to 4-H programs in Oregon and agricultural topics.

Box-Folder 9.23: Index to Press Releases for November 1988 - December 1989, 1988-1989

Box-Folder 9.24-9.37: Press Releases, November 1988 - December 1989

Extent: 14 folders

Box-Folder 10.1-10.17: Press Releases, January 2, 1990 - December 31, 1991

Extent: 17 folders

Box-Folder 11.1-11.20: Press Releases, July 1, 1992 - May 31, 1994

Extent: 20 folders

Box-Folder 12.1-12.18: Press Releases, June 1, 1994 - June 28, 1996

Extent: 18 folders

Box-Folder 13.1-13.17: Press Releases, July 2, 1996 - October 30, 1998

Extent: 17 folders

Box-Folder 14.1-14.19: Press Releases, November 2, 1998 - October 31, 2001

Extent: 19 folders

Box-Folder 15.1-15.21: Press Releases, November 1, 2001 - December 30, 2004

Extent: 21 folders

Series 7: Subject Files, 1952-1987

Series 7 consists of subject files assembled by the News Bureau, Department of Information, and News and Communication Services pertaining to campus buildings, student activities, OSU and other university presidents, awards, notable campus visitors, special events, and other topics. The series includes substantive information regarding the School of Oceanography from its inception through 1984, specifically pertaining to faculty, facilities, and research. The subject files include news releases, clippings, notes, and other materials. Photographs have been separated to the News and Communication Services Photographs (P 057).

Box-Folder 6.7: Past Oregon State Board of Higher Education (OSBHE) Members, circa 1960-1975

Box-Folder 6.8: Visitors to OSU, circa 1966-1971

Box-Folder 6.9: Presidents at Other State Institutions, circa 1968-1976

Box-Folder 6.10: Oregon State Board of Higher Education, 1970-1975

Box-Folder 6.11: Oceanographic Research Vessels, 1974-1975

Box-Folder 6.12: Trysting Tree, circa 1975

Box-Folder 6.13: Plant Virus, 1975

Box-Folder 6.14: Choralaires in Europe, 1973

Box-Folder 6.15: Distinguished Service Awards, 1964-1976

Box-Folder 16.1: Alumni Association - Senior class gifts, December 4, 1963

Box-Folder 16.2: OSU Buildings, circa 1960-1975

Construction, dedication, and naming

Item 1: Langton Hall

Item 2: LaSells Stewart Center

Item 3: McAlexander Fieldhouse

Item 4: McNary Hall

Item 5: Merryfield Hall

Item 6: Milne Computer Center

Item 7: Mitchell Playhouse

Item 8: Moreland Hall

Item 9: Nash Hall

Item 10: Rogers Hall

Item 11: Ornamental Plant Research Facility

Item 12: Memorial Union East

Item 13: Peavy Hall

Item 14: Peavy Lodge

Item 15: Pharmacy

Item 16: Wave Tank

Item 17: Wayne Valley Field

Item 18: Weniger Hall

Item 19: Wilkinson Hall

Item 20: Wiegand Hall

Item 21: Withycombe House

Item 22: Women's Studies Center

Item 23: Crop Science Building

Item 24: Forestry Research Lab

Item 25: Gilbert Hall

Item 26: Gill Coliseum

Item 27: Horse Center

Item 28: Kidder Hall

Item 29: Campus Gates

Item 30: Golf Course

Box-Folder 16.3: Building Names, 1972-1983

Box-Folder 16.4: Administrative Services Building, 1967-1972

Box-Folder 16.5: Dixon Recreation Center - Construction, dedication, and naming, 1973-1976

Box-Folder 16.6: William Jasper Kerr Library, 1965-1972

Box-Folder 16.7: Radiation Center, 1966-1967

Box-Folder 16.8: OSU Marine Science Center, 1963-1984

Box-Folder 16.9: Oceanography Building, 1962-1971

Box-Folder 16.10: Centennial (OSU), 1967-1969

Box-Folder 16.11: Oregon earthquakes, 1962-1968

Box-Folder 17.1: Letterhead change, 1974

Box-Folder 17.2: College of Engineering, 1983

Box-Folder 17.3: Department of Oceanography, 1954-1964

Box-Folder 17.4: Oceanography press releases and clippings, 1955-1985

Box-Folder 17.5: OSU Presidents - Reports, inaugurations, and press releases, 1961-1985

Presidents James Jensen, Robert MacVicar, and John Byrne.

Box-Folder 17.6: News Bureau and Department of Information press releases, 1957-1984

Box-Folder 17.7: General press releases, clippings, and promotions, 1966-1984

Box-Folder 17.8: Press release drafts, 1952-1987

Box-Folder 17.9: Y-Round Table, 1968

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