Three OSC coed females with Army rifles. The rifles are US Military M-1903 Springfield Bolt Action, with special after market adjustable peep sights, most likely used for the precision rifle team. Photograph appears to be staged for publicity shot, possibly in the Oregon Stater or Beaver Yearbook
Military encampment on campus adjacent to Weatherford Hall circa 1936. Period vehicles including trucks and sedans. Tents of different configurations from 2 man "pup tents" to larger personnel tents. Photograph is a copy of published image in Beaver Yearbook, 1936.
Military review of cadets by then Governor Sprague, possible date, May 1941. Military parade of cadets marching in formation past reviewing stand with dignitaries. Weatherford Hall in background of parade field has scaffolding on center tower as seen in other photographs of this vintage.
Cadet band drum majors and majorettes in full dress uniforms. The 2 ROTC drum majors on each end of group are wearing the standard mid 30s dress coat with service breeches (jodhpurs pants). Sam Brown belts with high leather boots. The 4 "junior" drum majors and majorettes are wearing non standard uniforms, probably band issued with garrison caps.
US Navy officer swearing in new recruits. The Navy V-12 and Army ASTP programs were located on OSC campus during WWII. This photo appears on pg. 235 of the 1943 OSC Beaver Yearbook.
Stock portrait from US Army. Name of person in this photograph is listed as: Lt. W. R. Skinner (No other identification, USMC officer, probably OSC alumni)
Stock portrait from US Army. Name of person in this photograph is listed as: Lt. W. R. Skinner (No other identification, USMC officer, probably OSC alumni)