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Varian, Inc. Records http://oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/kt0w1034nt Online items available Guide to the Varian, Inc. Records compiled by University Archives staff Stanford University. Libraries.Department of Special Collections and University Archives Stanford, California 2008 Copyright © 2015 The Board of Trustees of the Leland Stanford Junior University. All rights reserved. Note This encoded finding aid is compliant with Stanford EAD Best Practice Guidelines, Version 1.0. Guide to the Varian, Inc. Records SC0889 1 Overview Call Number: SC0889 Creator: Varian, Inc. Title: Varian, Inc. records Dates: 1950-2003 Physical Description: 44 Linear feet Language(s): The materials are in English. Repository: Department of Special Collections and University Archives Green Library 557 Escondido Mall Stanford, CA 94305-6064 Email: [email protected] Phone: (650) 725-1022 URL: http://library.stanford.edu/spc This collection was given to Stanford University, Special Collections by Varian Associates and Varian, Inc., in 1999, with additions in 2005 and 2006. Information about Access This collection is open for research; materials must be request at least 48 hours in advance of intended use. Ownership & Copyright All requests to reproduce, publish, quote from, or otherwise use collection materials must be submitted in writing to the Head of Special Collections and University Archives, Stanford University Libraries, Stanford, California 94304-6064. Consent is given on behalf of Special Collections as the owner of the physical items and is not intended to include or imply permission from the copyright owner. Such permission must be obtained from the copyright owner, heir(s) or assigns. See: http://library.stanford.edu/depts/spc/pubserv/permissions.html. Restrictions also apply to digital representations of the original materials. Use of digital files is restricted to research and educational purposes. Cite As Varian, Inc. Records (SC0889). Dept. of Special Collections and University Archives, Stanford University Libraries, Stanford, Calif. Associated Materials For additional records from Varian Associates (1948-1988), please see Stanford University Archives collection SC0345, Russell and Sigurd Varian Papers. Historical Note Varian, Inc. (known as Varian Associates from its founding until 1999) was one of California's first Silicon Valley companies. It was founded by Russell Varian, Sigurd Varian, and Edward Ginzton in 1948. Scope and Contents note Records include files on company history and anniversaries; press releases; photographs; annual reports and newsletters; manuals and other publications on products; and audio and video tapes. Access Terms Varian Associates Electronic industries--California. Accession ARCH-1999-077 Records Guide to the Varian, Inc. Records SC0889 2 Accession ARCH-1999-077Records Subseries 1Photographs Subseries 1 Photographs Ablu, Bob (?)Box 2, folder 18 Abraham, WayneBox 2, folder 21 Acker, ArnoldBox 2, folder 21 Ames, Lorraine (?)Box 2, folder 21 Andereggen, HenryBox 2, folder 18 Anderson, LenaraBox 2, folder 4 Anderson, LenaraBox 2, folder 6 Andrews, EdnaBox 2, folder 13 Annual Shareholders Meeting 1952Box 2, folder 15 Annual stockholders meeting 1954Box 2, folder 17 Annual stockholders meeting 1956Box 2, folder 17 Asen, BobBox 2, folder 8 Ayers, Lorraine (?)Box 2, folder 19 Back, Maj. Gen. George T. (w/Russ & Sig)Box 2, folder 17 Baker, AndyBox 2, folder 18 Ball, HenryBox 2, folder 21 Banks, Millen (?)Box 2, folder 21 Barne, Shirley (?)Box 2, folder 21 Baseball game shotsBox 2, folder 14 Basketball game shots [most of folder]Box 2, folder 13 Basketball teamBox 2, folder 12 Benham, BobBox 2, folder 12 Benham, BobBox 2, folder 14 Benham, BobBox 2, folder 18 Benham, BobBox 2, folder 19 Bernhardt, HaroldBox 2, folder 18 Bertram, JohnBox 2, folder 20 Bisio, MargeBox 2, folder 4 Board of Directors 1954Box 2, folder 17 Board of Directors meetingBox 2, folder 6 Bock, Maj. Gen. George I.Box 2, folder 20 BonifaceBox 2, folder 5 Bowden, AbbieBox 2, folder 13 Bowling CommitteeBox 2, folder 4 Brandin, AlfBox 2, folder 11 Brennan, RayBox 2, folder 11 Brittain, AdalineBox 2, folder 18 Brown, BobBox 2, folder 18 Brown, JackBox 2, folder 18 Brown, Mrs. JackBox 2, folder 11 Brunn, JohnBox 2, folder 21 BrunnerBox 2, folder 5 Burger, VernonBox 2, folder 10 Cady, Nell (ID badge)Box 2, folder 6 Cady, NellBox 2, folder 6 Caldwell, DaveBox 2, folder 8 Call, DutchBox 2, folder 4 CalvinBox 2, folder 4 Cameron, EmmetBox 2, folder 8 Camurati, Dr. EnricoBox 2, folder 20 Carlson, BillBox 2, folder 13 Carlson, Chispa ?Box 2, folder 13 Carnahan, Chalm (?)Box 2, folder 19 Carnahan, VinaBox 2, folder 19 Carnahan, We (?)Box 2, folder 19 Casgrave, JackBox 2, folder 6 Cau, Chet (5-year pin)Box 2, folder 17 Caw, Chet (?)Box 2, folder 18 ChanBox 2, folder 4 Guide to the Varian, Inc. Records Chan, WarrenBox 2, folder 5 SC0889 3 Chodoraw, Nancy(?)Box 2, folder 10 Chodorow, MarvinBox 2, folder 5 Christmas party 1952Box 2, folder 12 Clark, JohnBox 2, folder 8 Clark, Lewis F.Box 2, folder 17 Clary, AlBox 2, folder 12 Clements, BobBox 2, folder 21 Clements, EdnaBox 2, folder 4 Clements, EdnaBox 2, folder 6 Clements, JaneBox 2, folder 21 Coleman, JanBox 2, folder 9 Cook, MauryBox 2, folder 20 Cook, Velma (5-year pin)Box 2, folder 17 Cook, VelmaBox 2, folder 20 Cooper, RayBox 2, folder 18 Couzino, RoyBox 2, folder 10 Cowley, Lt. Col. Rex I.Box 2, folder 20 Cox, ChristinaBox 2, folder 4 CraigBox 2, folder 5 Crossley, AlBox 2, folder 8 Daniels, HaroldBox 2, folder 18 Daniels, HaroldBox 2, folder 19 Danow, Doug (?)Box 2, folder 18 Darrow, DougBox 2, folder 19 Davies, John W.Box 2, folder 20 Davies, KenBox 2, folder 6 De Stephano, FrancesBox 2, folder 18 Deal, BobBox 2, folder 6 Donovan, JimBox 2, folder 17 Dugas, Dr. Claud R.Box 2, folder 20 Dunckel, Bob (5-year pin)Box 2, folder 17 DuPrau, JamesBox 2, folder 9 Dupre, HerbBox 2, folder 6 Earls, RobbyBox 2, folder 14 EdbergBox 2, folder 4 Edberg, EricBox 2, folder 18 Edberg, EricBox 2, folder 5 Fanos, Rose (?)Box 2, folder 18 Farquard, Frances (?)Box 2, folder 20 Farquhar, FrancisBox 2, folder 15 Farquhar, FrancisBox 2, folder 9 Farrell, NoraBox 2, folder 19 Filmer, JimBox 2, folder 18 Fitzpatrick, EdnaBox 2, folder 5 flag raising ceremonyBox 2, folder 10 Flag raising ceremonyBox 2, folder 11 Fleming, AliceBox 2, folder 4 Fleming, AliceBox 2, folder 5 Flory, AlBox 2, folder 14 Ford, BethBox 2, folder 13 Ford, Len (5-year pin)Box 2, folder 17 Fowler, HarryBox 2, folder 18 Franz, PeteBox 2, folder 19 Franz, PeteBox 2, folder 4 Franz, PeteBox 2, folder 6 FrenchBox 2, folder 5 French, GeneBox 2, folder 8 Frost, Kenneth A. F.Box 2, folder 20 Gallis, MichaelBox 2, folder 11 Gandin, Paul C.Box 2, folder 20 Gardner, CliffBox 2, folder 10 Gardner, CliffBox 2, folder 17 Gardner, HerbBox 2, folder 19 Gardner, HerbBox 2, folder 20 Garibaldi, MaryBox 2, folder 6 Garson, EtaBox 2, folder 13 Gaudin, FrancoisBox 2, folder 20 GeisenBox 2, folder 5 Gibson, HelenBox 2, folder 13 Gilmore, PaulBox 2, folder 11 Ginzton, AnneBox 2, folder 10 Ginzton, EdBox 2, folder 5 Ginzton, EdBox 2, folder 7 Ginzton, EdwardBox 2, folder 9 Gordon, RonnieBox 2, folder 21 Grass, JohnBox 2, folder 6 Grippe, L.Box 2, folder 17 Hack, OlypiaBox 2, folder 19 Hackley, GeorgeBox 2, folder 20 Hagseth, Roy (?)Box 2, folder 20 Hall, Jack (w/Russ & Sig)Box 2, folder 17 Hall, JackBox 2, folder 13 Hanley, Michael [child]Box 2, folder 13 Hanni, HermanBox 2, folder 19 Hanni, HermanBox 2, folder 20 Harris, HaroldBox 2, folder 8 Harris, JohnnyBox 2, folder 21 Hartzner, IraBox 2, folder 12 Headrick, LarryBox 2, folder 6 Heimbucher, CliffordBox 2, folder 9 Hendrick, VirginiaBox 2, folder 19 Hendrickson, LeonBox 2, folder 4 Henley, EarlBox 2, folder 4 Henley, EarlBox 2, folder 6 Hennies, StuBox 2, folder 19 Henry, ArtBox 2, folder 12 Hibberd, Robert G.Box 2, folder 20 Hiestand, Norm (5-year pins for everyone until Stearns, Myrl)Box 2, folder 18 Hiestand, NormBox 2, folder 19 Hildebrand, LynnBox 2, folder 11 Hildebrand, PhyllisBox 2, folder 11 Hill, CharlieBox 2, folder 17 Hill, CharlieBox 2, folder 21 Hill, CharlieBox 2, folder 7 Hodges, EldredBox 2, folder 18 Houston, J.D.Box 2, folder 19 Huffnagle, BerniceBox 2, folder 5 Hunter, PaulBox 2, folder 10 Ingersoll, JackBox 2, folder 8 Jaynes, EdBox 2, folder 18 Jean, FrankBox 2, folder 20 Jepsen, BobBox 2, folder 15 Johnson, Latte (?)Box 2, folder 21 Judd, CharlieBox 2, folder 14 Kane, Ralph W.Box 2, folder 20 Kane, RalphBox 2, folder 18 Keithley, JerryBox 2, folder 11 Kelley, BruceBox 2, folder 6 KelseyBox 2, folder 5 Kelsey, DanBox 2, folder 8 Kestell, DonBox 2, folder 8 Klein, EvaBox 2, folder 21 Klevesahl, Carl (?)Box 2, folder 18 Koeman, MyraBox 2, folder 21 KoesslerBox 2, folder 5 La Mar, HelenBox 2, folder 17 Lace, BobBox 2, folder 8 Laine, JeanBox 2, folder 19 LaMar, HelenBox 2, folder 4 LaMar, HelenBox 2, folder 5 Laurencelle, A. E.Box 2, folder 20 Laurin, Dr. Silvio E.Box 2, folder 20 Lebizay, JacquesBox 2, folder 20 Leger, MarieBox 2, folder 21 Leonard, DickBox 2, folder 15 Leonard, DickBox 2, folder 5 Leonard, RichardBox 2, folder 10 Leonard, RichardBox 2, folder 9 Letenbaum, SidBox 2, folder 9 Levy, LeonBox 2, folder 8 Lichtenstein, MiltBox 2, folder 8 Lindal, EveBox 2, folder 18 Lise, Raphael (5-year pin)Box 2, folder 17 Maguire, NadineBox 2, folder 6 Malling, LenBox 2, folder 21 Management Advisory BoardBox 2, folder 17 Mann, JoeBox 2, folder 20 Marsh, CharlesBox 2, folder 10 Marsh, CharlesBox 2, folder 11 Marsh, CharlesBox 2, folder 18 Marsh, CharlieBox 2, folder 17 Marsh, CharlieBox 2, folder 7 McAllister, DeckerBox 2, folder 9 McBride twins [children]Box 2, folder 13 McBride, B.Box 2, folder 17 McBride, BillBox 2, folder 17 McBride, Jr., Dr.
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