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Alumni Relations Photographs, 1870-2003 Page 4 of 188 Preliminary Guide to the Alumni Relations Photographs, 1870-2003 Page 4 of 188 Table of Contents Series I. Numbered Photographs..............................................................................................................................................6 Oregon State University Libraries, Special Collections & Archives Research Center PDF Created November 30, 2015 Preliminary Guide to the Alumni Relations Photographs, 1870-2003 Page 6 of 188 Box Series I. Numbered Photographs 1 P017:0001. 3 football players and a coach, circa 1960 1 P017:0002. Football player Ken Brown, 1 P017:0003. Navy Lieutenant Junior Grade Jack Martin (1948), Navy portrait, 1 P017:0004. William Carlson, (no photo in box) 1 P017:0005. Lula Stephenson, the OSC Museum Curator, in the museum, 1959 [Published in Oregon Stater, May 1959, page 6.] 1 P017:0006. D.A. Osborne, United Airlines portrait, [Photograph by United Airlines Photo.] 1 P017:0007. Marilyn Melson wedding portrait, circa 1950 [Photograph by Logan-Markham.] 1 P017:0008. Delores Erickson (1950) and Chuck Sauvain (1949) sitting and eating an ice cream cone, 1 P017:0009. Art Kirkham, KOAC, talking into a microphone, circa 1935 1 P017:0010. Burton Dunn (1930) in Lion©s club uniform, 1 P017:0011. Navy Captain Miller; Marilyn Bora (1958); unidentified Navy ROTC Midshipman, 1 P017:0012. Navy ROTC Midshipman Phil Small, holding a trophy as commander of the Navy drill team, and Navy Midshipman Bruce M. Woodworth, most proficient in drill, 1 P017:0013. Air Force Colonel Ralph Oliver, Air Force portrait, 1 P017:0014. Sam Bell, portrait, 1 P017:0015. Dr. Robert Newburgh, portrait, 1 P017:0016. O.D. Wertz, portrait, 1 P017:0017. Roger Lasley, from Spokane, and several other unidentified football spectators, 1955 1 P017:0018. Hal Peterson and the wrestling team, 1 P017:0019. President A.L. Strand and an unidentified student holding a cake with candles, circa 1950 1 P017:0020. Chuck Neale, swimmer, in the pool after breaking 200 yard record, [Photograph by Dick Frazier.] 1 P017:0021. Stan Stafford, basketball player, 1 P017:0022. Five unidentified basketball players playing, Oregon vs. Oregon State, circa 1940 1 P017:0023. Don White pitching for Oregon State baseball , 1951 April 27 [Photograph by Hise Studio.] 1 P017:0024. Five unidentified Oregon State College baseball players kneeling on field, [Photograph by Hise Studio.] 1 P017:0025. Don Chambers; Tom Tebs; Peter Smith; and three other unidentified track and field runners, Bell Field, circa 1930-1939 1 P017:0026. Two unidentified men boxing, [Photograph by Hise Studio.] 1 P017:0027. Women©s physical education class, 1 P017:0028. Two unidentified men with signs reading "This Stadium UNFAIR¼" during the Parker Stadium Campaign, circa 1951 1 P017:0029. Marching band and two Colorguard members, Bell Field, circa 1951 1 P017:0030. Memorial Union with several students in the quad, circa 1950 [Photograph by Richard Gilkey.] 1 P017:0031. View of the bandstand and Library Quad on Oregon State©s campus., circa 1930 1 P017:0032. Rally Squad members Steve Croley (far left); Ken Austin as Benny the Beaver; Bob Reeves (far right), 1952 [Published in Oregon Stater, November 1952.] 1 P017:0033. Unidentified man standing at Parker Stadium, south of Gill Colosseum, 1 P017:0034. Chemical Engineering building site (now Gleeson Hall), circa 1954 1 P017:0035. Physics-Chemistry building (Weniger Hall) construction, circa 1959 1 P017:0036. Commerce (now Bexell) Hall, 1958 1 P017:0037. Home Economics Building (now Milam Hall) addition, 1952 1 P017:0038. Benton Hall , [Published in Oregon Stater, November 1949.] 1 P017:0039. Withycombe Hall entrance, circa 1951 [Photograph by Richard Gilkey.] 1 P017:0040. Chemistry Building (Gilbert Hall) entrance, [Photograph by Richard Gilkey.] 1 P017:0041. Library (now Kidder Hall), [Photograph by Richard Gilkey.] 1 P017:0042. Class of 1904 as freshmen, 1901 (12x17 oversize box at AW 06.01.01.01) 1 P017:0043. Commencement in Gill Coliseum, 1 P017:0044. School of Forestry truck with students outside of Weatherford Hall, circa 1950 1 P017:0045. Homecoming, (no photo in box/ missing 8/1981) 1 P017:0046. Alumni Board of Directors, (no photo in box/ missing 8/1981) [Fred Shideler; Ibby Whiteside; Hal Oregon State University Libraries, Special Collections & Archives Research Center PDF Created November 30, 2015 Preliminary Guide to the Alumni Relations Photographs, 1870-2003 Page 7 of 188 Whiteside (1933); Charles Parker; Gap Powell; Irene Carl; E.B. Lemon (1911); Helen Gill; A.T. "Slats" Gill] 1 P017:0047. Navy ROTC, 1 P017:0048. Marine Colonel Marion Carl flying jet aircraft, 1 P017:0049. Army ROTC drill in front of Education Hall, circa 1950 1 P017:0050. Mrs. Frank Moser (center) with two unidentified men, 1 P017:0051. Oscar M. Helmer, portrait, 1 P017:0052. Rex Resler, 1 P017:0053. Ted Mesang, Director of OSC Band, with student trombonist, 1950 February 13 1 P017:0054. George W. Gleeson with two unidentified men, 1 P017:0055. James Dunn, Navy portrait, 1 P017:0056. Modern Dance group, [ Lorraine Shewbert; Virgina Corrie; Bernice Micka; Phyllis Horseman; Jacqueline Brindel; Edna Woods; Pat Kelly; Margaret Howe; Normita Ellis] 1 P017:0057. Students on Library Quad in front of Agriculture Hall, 1941 1 P017:0058. Construction of Snell Hall, circa 1957 1 P017:0059. A. Laverne "Izy" Hawn (1927) in Eugene, 1927 1 P017:0060. Phil Hoffman (1951), portrait, 1950 February 18 1 P017:0061. Don R. Amacher, 1 P017:0062. Ellegood, portrait, 1 P017:0063. James T. Jardine (1932), portrait, 1 P017:0064. Ben Nichols, portrait, 1 P017:0065. Mrs. Vera (Bishop) Alexander, 1 P017:0066. Frank Little with football trophy, 1 P017:0067. Norma Rigby (1953); Marilyn Rigby (1950); Norm Rigby (1950); Kenneth Rigby at a wedding, 1 P017:0068. Dorothy Eddy (1956); Ann Munford (1958); Jackie Dashney (1956), 1 P017:0069. Clyde Walker; Paul Maris; Mrs. Paul Maris; Grace Vestal; Ed Vestal on the grounds of the Hotel Philadelphia, Amman, Jordan, 1 P017:0070. Frank Patterson, 1 P017:0071. Howard Merrill, 1 P017:0072. Konnie Worth checking films used in the M.M. training programs, [Photograph by Alfred A. Monner,] 1 P017:0073. A.T. "Slats" Gill, Basketball Coach, and four unidentified others in back of a television and Gill©s 25-year trophy, 1953 1 P017:0074. John Syme and three unidentified others in the Memorial Union, 1 P017:0075. Chuck Day (1943) and three unidentified men, 1 P017:0076. Pi Beta Phi Reunion, 1 P017:0077. Dr. Grenville Jensen; Professor Myatt, Dr. Highsmith, Professor Heinzelman, 1 P017:0078. Mrs. Dickinson and daughter, 1 P017:0079. Dr. Earl W. Wells, when he came to the Speech Dept. at OAC, circa 1921 1 P017:0080. Army Lieutenant Colonel Burelbach; Army Lieutenant Colonel Cleveman; unidentified Army Colonel, [Photograph by U.S. Army Photograph.] 1 P017:0081. Will Johnson; Stan Keene; Ruzek, 1 P017:0082. Gordon Sitton (1940) and family, 1 P017:0083. Army Major Wootton (1941), 1 P017:0084. Dick Seideman, Student Body President 1960-61, portrait, [Photograph by Warren Welch.] 1 P017:0085. Bob Feldkamp (1952) as a graduate student at Stanford, 1 P017:0086. Phyllis Aldrich, Portland, 1 P017:0087. Raymond ªPeanyº Archibald (1919) with wife and son, circa 1950 1 P017:0088. Doug Pederson (1949), 1 P017:0089. Herb Summers (1934), 1 P017:0090. Jack Gotta (1953), 1 P017:0091. Klene Swygaid, portrait, 1 P017:0092. Fred Burri, 1 P017:0093. Burton Hutton, 1 P017:0094. Military Cadet Virgil Hanlin receiving first place trophy from President A. L. Strand, 1 P017:0095. Ken Boshears (1954), Oregon State University Libraries, Special Collections & Archives Research Center PDF Created November 30, 2015 Preliminary Guide to the Alumni Relations Photographs, 1870-2003 Page 8 of 188 1 P017:0096. Mr. Clarence (1926) and Mrs. Katherine (Bayley) Bell (1925) with their son, 1 P017:0097. Maurie Snead (1911), 1 P017:0098. Hal Puddy (1948), 1 P017:0099. Jim Jackson (1947), 1 P017:0100. Class of 1904: Fifty year reunion, 1954 [(First row) Edith Bonge; Florence Wilkes; Mrs. Meigs Bartmess; Mrs. Earl Bartness ; Etta Fuller Howard; Blanch Hershner Henderson; Mary Sutherland; (Second row) J. C. Rinehart; Claude C. Cate; Alva Horton; John Howard; Cora Cummings; Letha Patton Stalnaker; (Third row) J. C. Clark; Walter Horton; Mrs. Tom Espy; Jack Kilpack; Gertrude McElfresh; Arthur Cummings; John T. Witty; Oregon State University Libraries, Special Collections & Archives Research Center PDF Created November 30, 2015 Preliminary Guide to the Alumni Relations Photographs, 1870-2003 Page 9 of 188 (Fourth row) Albert Hall; Ethel Hall; Louis Burnaugh; Tom Espy; Mrs. Fred Chapman; (Fifth row) Earl Bartmess; Fred Chapman] 1 P017:0101. Banquet held for Homecoming., 1940 [J. Ralph Beck; Ruth Beck; S. Peterson; Ben Schumaker; Carolyn Stiner; Al W. Oliver; Marion Oliver; LeRoy Breithaupt; Grant Swan; Ruby Breithaupt; Mrs. Grant Swan; Al Brown; Bill Torichuk; Percy Locey] 1 P017:0102. Army Colonel William Boduer, 1 P017:0103. Lieutenant Colonel H.M. Garretson (1932), 1 P017:0104. Robert Walls, director of the Choralaires, circa 1953-1954 1 P017:0105. Hugh L. Dodge (1950), portrait, 1 P017:0106. Dave Gambee, basketball player (next to coach) and basketball team reviewing a play, 1 P017:0107. C. V. Ruzek, Chair, Board of Athletic Control, portrait, 1 P017:0108. Jossy, 1 P017:0109. Bill Baker presenting award to Barley Holland, U of O Basketball Player, 1 P017:0110. Bill Baker (past) with "Beaver" Staff, 1 P017:0111. Lieutenant Colonel Joseph H. Selliken, Air Force portrait, [Photograph by Air Force Photo.] 1 P017:0112. Donna Johnson (1957); Carol Aho (1956); Charlene Moore (1955), 1 P017:0113. Bob Shoemaker (1950), 1 P017:0114. Elwood Tracey, portrait, 1 P017:0115. R.E. Smith, military portrait, 1 P017:0116. Harry Schoth (1914), 1 P017:0117. Don MacKenzie, portrait, 1 P017:0118. Douglas McKay (1917), portrait, 1 P017:0119. Unidentified Army Colonel presenting Coleman with a medal, 1 P017:0120.
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