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A Preliminary Container List Beaver Yearbook Photographs (P 3) Inventory 1-3 1959 Beaver 1 Davenport House; 4x5 neg.; similar to p. 331 2 Beaver Lodge; 4x5 neg., similar to p. 326 3 Hawthorne Manor; 4x5 neg., similar to p. 353 4 Heather Rae House; 4x5 neg.; 1959 5 Corvallis Fire Station, 4x5 neg.; 1959 6-26 1959 Beaver 6 Panhellenic Executive Council- seated from left to right: Darlene Aho, Lola Thomas, Shirley Ezell, Shirley Gertsch; second row, from left to right: Sue Mattei, Dot Johnson, Carol Scott, Linda Latourette, 4x5 neg., p. 292 7 Withycombe Club- From left to right, row 1: Everett Decker, Delbert Kessi, William C. Looney, Arthur Linton. Row 2: A.W. Oliver, Vicki Morley, M. J. Lashbaugh, Ron Harris, Myron Miles. Row 3: Lloyd A. Westcott, Ron Crawford, Frank Hammel Jr., Charles Elmore, Don Tucker. Row 4: Bill Briskey, Joel Nancy, Alan Bahn, Curtis Kocken, Gene Belt, Bob Miller, Mike Goodwin.; 4x5 neg., p. 258 8 Withycombe Club, AThis time the horse rides@; Myron Miles, Everett Decker, and Don Tucker.; 4x5 neg., p. 258 9 Withycombe Club, AWithycombe members prepare for an early morning ride.@; Bill Briskey, Charles Elmore, and Don Tucker.; 4x5 neg., p. 258 10 Publications Committee- Front row, left to right: Fred Shideler, chairman of journalism department; Dan Poling, Dean of Men; J. Kenneth Munford, director of publications; George Martin, director of college press. Standing: Pete Larson, business manager of Daily Barometer; Dick Pahl, editor of Beaver; Irwin Harris, manager of educational activities; Roger Widness, editor of Daily Barometer. Not pictured, Jim Erickson, Beaver business manager.; 4x5 neg., p. 219 11 Memorial Union Board of Directors- Seated from left to right: Irwin Harris, J.F. Porter, Dick Seideman, Mrs. Johnson, Karen Polenske, Major Allworth. Standing: Larry McKennon, Duane Fitzgerald. Ron Buchner, H.B. Nelson, Roger Widness.; 4x5 neg., p. 43 12 Duane Fitzgerald, MU Office Manager, 4x5 neg., p. 42 13 E. C. Allworth; 4x5 neg.; similar to p. 42 14 Norma Pritchett, MU Secretary; 4x5 neg., p. 42 15 Tracy Johnson, MU Program consultant; 4x5 neg., p. 42 16 Fall Intramurals - Flag football trophy was won by Hui O Hawaii. Left to right, row 1: Elbert Ishimaru, Clyde Morita, Gerald Chong, Richard Takafuji, Glenn Tabayashi, Elliot Tung, Daniel A. Eli. Row 2: Roy Murakami, Robert Hamada, Brad Imano, Bob Genoves, Stanley Yoshioka, James Tamaguchi, Nathan Gushi, Harold Iseke.; 4x5 neg., p. 170 17 Farm Crops Club- From left to right, row 1: Wilson H. Foote, William R. Furtick, Richard E. Bernards, Donald H. Bolles, Phillip W. Cuthbert, Junius I. Tanner, Dale R. Martin, David O. Chilcote. Row 2: Maurice L. Westberg, Keith R. Boss, Gerald M. Simantel, Charles O. Overmiller, Roland Schirman, Frank E. Phipps, Verne Nielsen, Dick VanDeusen, Neal Reiltng.; 4x5 neg., p. 261 18 Alpha Lambda Delta Scholastic Honorary for Women- Officers, from left to right, row 1: Mary Ann Ashley, Carol Hornish, Marion Johnson. Row 2: Jan Pearson, Judy Arnold, Liz Yarborough.; 4x5 neg., p. 235 19 Homecoming Talent Show- Vic White and Bob Richardson; 4x5 neg., p. 77 20 Homecoming Talent Show- Don Essig and Henry Deetz; 4x5 neg., p. 77 21 Homecoming Talent Show- AMusic for AFever >58@ was provided by Henry Deetz and his band@; 4x5 neg., p. 77 22 Homecoming Talent Show- The AUn-called-Four@, a modern dance group.; 1 4x5 neg., p.77 (1 4x5 neg. similar to p. 77) 23 Homecoming Talent Show- The AGayhearts@, a vocal quartet.; 1 4x5 neg., p. 77 (1 4x5 neg. similar to p. 77) 24 Beaver Business Staff- Office Secretaries. Left to right, seated: Carolyn Brissenden, Gloria Gonyer, Judy Lively, Diane Lohman, Kathy Bue, Sheila Griep, Nancy Jones, Barbara Hurd. Standing: Sheryl Bernard, Barbara Altpeter, Jan Beamer, Nancy Winn, Jean Swearingen, Gale McLain, Norma Horrell, Diane Smith, Carolyn Vanderzanden, Janet McDonald, Judi Roth.; 4x5 neg., p. 223 25 Editorial Staffs- Schools and Deans Staff. Left to right: Pam Clayton, editor; Sally Elden, Dorene Wilburn.; 4x5 neg., p. 222 26 Editorial Staffs- Clubs and Honoraries Staff. Left to right, seated: Carolyn Brown, Margaret Heyden, Carlene Hise, Sherry Rickly. Standing: Dave Pahl, Glenny Ely, editor; Joanne Steele, Judy Yerian.; 4x5 neg., p. 222 27 ASOSC Officers- Harley Smith, 1st vice president; Jane Schaeffer, 2nd vice president.; 4x5 neg.; 1959 28-29 1959 Beaver 28 Alumni Association-Ted Carlson, assistant alumni director and editor of the AOregon Stater.@; 4x5 neg., p. 45 29 Alumni Association - Eileen Jefferies and Robert Knoll; 4x5 neg., similar to p. 45 30 Karl Moltmann with members of Glee Club; 4x5 neg.; 1959 31 Gregory, Steve; 1 color neg.; 1959 32 Seahorses- two members; 4x5 neg.; 1959 33-41 1959 Beaver 33 Seahorses- Left to right, row 1: Vicki VanVliet, Carolyn Creighton, Coralene Cochran, Ingrid Bakken, Barbara Buescher, Jean Hagen, Debbie Kingan, Faye Rice, Shirly Monroe, Nancy Jones. Row 2: Reba Jo Nelson, Barbara Altpeter, Liz Roberts, Karon Phillips, Carol Moss, Gail Dinwidde, Sandy Pearl, Jean Fero, Judy Roake, Bobbie Gibson, Ardie Williams. Row 3: Pat Coates, Linda Preston, Sallee Pollock, Karen Saling, Cedra Clark, Ila Artle, Nancy Demerritt, Pat Carter, Jean Miller, Judy Brandt, Kay Murray.; 4x5 neg., p. 210 34 Fall Intramurals- Al Hatton of Phi Delta Theta was individual handball champion; 4x5 neg., p. 170 35 Fall Intramurals- Cosmopolitan Club took volleyball award for second straight year. Left to right, row 1: Hooshang Alemazkoor, Elie Sifri. Row 2: Atilo Dereli, Emmanuel Piladakis, Javad Shokrollahi, Chihangir Aksoy.; 4x5 neg., p. 170 36 Fall Intramurals- Individual free throw winner was John Abell.; 4x5 neg., p. 172 37 Fall Intramurals- Sigma Chis repeat as free throw champions. Left to right: Jack Rohrbough, Vic Verbruggen, Paul Ramsey, John Abell, Warren Halsey.; 4x5 neg., p. 172 38 Fall Intramurals- Swimming trophy was won by Sigma Chi. Left to right: Mike Strother, John Abell, Jim Turner, Don Risk, Chap Thompson, Howard Picard, Ron Hopkins, Jerry Perez.; 4x5 neg., p. 171 39 Fall Intramurals- Badminton Honors went to Greg Gill and Dick Barrett of Sigma Chi.; 4x5 neg., p. 170 40 Educational Activities- Board of Directors. Left to right: Dale Erickson, Irwin Harris, Dr. C.T. Yerian, Roger Widness, Jim Kepner, Dean Dan Poling, Karen Polenske, Ken Ramsing.; 4x5 neg., similar to p. 40 41 Educational Activities- Irwin Harris, manager of educational activities and Dr. C.T. Yerian.; 4x5 neg., similar to p. 40 42 Educational Activities- Irwin Harris; 4x5 neg.; 1959 43-66 1959 Beaver 43 Educational Activities- Ruth A. Herndon, office manager.; 4x5 neg., p. 40 44 Home Economics Club- From left to right: Cathy O=Farrell, Shara Loomis, Libby Brown, Judith Steele, Miss Patterson and Mrs. Harris- Advisors; Maureen Parmenter, Carol Hraba, Mary Clark.; 4x5 neg., p. 282 45 Home Economics Club members and advisor try out new kitchen.; 4x5 neg., p. 282 46 Alumni Association-Executive committee of board of director. Left to right: Ted Carlson, John Fenner, A.H. APete@ Smith, Bob Knoll, Frank Ramsey, president; Robert White, Joseph Berry, Crawford Graham, Robert Conklin, Amby Frederick. Not pictured: Freida L. Blakely, M.M. Huggins.; 4x5 neg., p. 45 47 Euterpe- From left to right, row 1: Charlotte Kofford, Carol McCandlish, Myra McBride, Karen Mattson, Carol Yeager, Norma Templeton, Doris Knox, Betty Perrine. Row 2: Nan Walls, Mary Ellen Atzbaugh, Kathryn Wright, Sue Bostwick, Nancy Fritsch, Janet Pearsall, Pam Clayton, Mary Griswold, Loujean Rosevear, Martha Goetz, Kay McCorkle, Sue Thompson, Lillah Ball, Marilyn Otness. Row 3: Linda Horton, Jean Wood, Nancy Dewey, Glenna Maxwell, Peggy Rasmussen, Pat Young, Debbie Bennett, Laurie Allen, Vicki Ward, Bette Kollas, Mary Roe, Sharon Ansley, Pat Donnell.; 4x5 neg., p. 239 48 Student Loan Board, left to right, seated: Hugh Jeffrey, Mary Robinson, Eva Blackwell, and Bill Langan, chairman. Standing: Van Richards, Paul Valenti, Virginia Hough, office secretary; and Opal Berry.; 4x5 neg., p. 44 49 Gamma Theta Upsilon - From left to right, Row 1: Richard Bonser, Noel Eichorn, Bill Merrill, Floyd Smith, Ann Reeher, Clarence Hunt, Ron Mercer. Row 2: Neal Wyatt, Larry Pease, Jim Jack, Ken Hammond, Paul Tschirley, Larry Heaton, Tom Carter, R.M. Highsmith, advisor; J.G. Jensen, Paul Vitale, Steve Covey.; 4x5 neg., p. 248 50 Alpha Phi Omega- From left to right, row 1: Tom Cunningham, Bill Day. Row 2: Dick Williams, Bob Main, Leonard Kearney, Martin Boehme, Dave Barry. Row 3: Dave Reed, Gerry Anderson, Bryan Schroeder, Chuck Switzer. Row 4: Bob Moody, James Materie, Wayne Roberts, Guy Armantrout.; 4x5 neg., p. 244 51 Phi Chi Theta - From left to right, row 1: Darolen Dunford, Carolyn Brown, Darlene Johnson, Nancy Osborn, Carol Gardner, Kaye Kelsay, Sally Kuebler, Judy Bole. Row 2: Ardie McCanse, Marilyn Swanson, Kathleen Wilcox, Barbara Baker, Elaine Kleven, Judy Crowell, Joanne Burnett, Ardith Keranen.; 4x5 neg., p. 240 52 Bernard Daly Club- From left to right, row 1: Judy Snider, Janice Hammersley, Mary Murphy, Gayle Jones, Kathleen Colahan, Darlene Johnson, Beth Tracy, Linda Thomas. Row 2: William Langan, advisor; Margaret Schadler, Alan Bach, Barbara Freeman, Dave Augustine, Leif Ostmo, Phil Wilbur. ; 4x5 neg., p. 263 53 Silver Wings- Drill team from left to right, row 1: Joseph Linman, Richard Akita, James Dolby, Richard Volpe, William Faust, Stanley Chong, James McDonald, Dale Elmer. Row 2: Russell Maddox, John Paul, Steven Pang, Michael Mulligan, Ken Doney, Michael Dillon. Row 3: Dennis Sponseller, Robert Lovretich, S.R. Hoke, F.M. Schwan, B.R. Johnson, D.C. Horn. Row 4: C.R. Duby, H.G. Martin, D.E. Wilkins, H.J.K. Iseke, Loyd Forrest, Robert Ames.; 4x5 neg., p. 253 54 Spanish Club and Sigma Delta Pi members, left to right, row 1: Audrey McCause, Sue LeSuer, Marilyn Neff, Nancy Lougheed, Darolen Dunford. Row 2: Dante Roa, Karl Meyer, Felipe Zambrano, Hector Viale.
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