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1. County Agent, Ron Davis, looks at a field of tansy
County Agent, Ron Davis, looks at a field of tansy
2. George Waldo looks over loganberry hybrids
George Waldo looks over loganberry hybrids
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George F. Waldo, USDA horticulturist, looks over loganberry hybrids at the horticulture farm.
3. Weatherford and King
Weatherford and King
Description
Marion Weatherford, left, a prominent Gilliam County wheat rancher, discusses the merits of trashy fallow with Art King, right, OSC Extension soils specialist, at the Gilliam County Soil Conservation Field Day.
4. Ballard's first day as President
Ballard's first day as President
Description
Frank Lewellyn Ballard is shown at his desk on his first day as President of Oregon State College. Frank L. Ballard graduated with a B.S. in agriculture in 1916. He served as the Vice Director of the Extension Service until he was appointed the president of Oregon State College. After a short term as President, Ballard returned to the Extension Service, eventually becoming the Extension Service head from 1945-1961.
5. Gerald Nibler
Gerald Nibler
Description
Gerald Nibler was a County Agent for the Extension Service from 1940-1961.
6. Lake County Drum and Bugle Corps, May 22, 1949
Lake County Drum and Bugle Corps, May 22, 1949
Description
Lake County 4-H Drum & Bugle Corps, taken May 22, 1949. The boys all wear white [duck] pants which had not arrived yet when this picture was taken.
7. 4-H summer school attendees at the OSC dairy bar during afternoon assembly
4-H summer school attendees at the OSC dairy bar during afternoon assembly
8. Buena Maris Mockmore
Buena Maris Mockmore
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Buena Margason Maris Mockmore Steinmetz was born in Salem, Oregon on 2 August 1898. She attended the University of Oregon and George Washington University for a short time. She attended the University of Puget Sound, receiving a BA degree in 1936. She taught school in Tacoma for a year before coming to Oregon State College, where she earned a MS degree in Home Economics in 1939. Steinmetz taught at OSU before becoming Dean of Women in 1941, serving in that capacity until 1948. In 1943 she took a leave of absence to work in the highest woman's job at the Hanford atomic project for the DuPont Co., returning to OSC in 1944. Steinmetz received a War Department citation for her work. She was active in the American Association of University Women. On 18 December 1967 she passed away in Portland.
9. Mt. Jefferson Dairy Club Float
Mt. Jefferson Dairy Club Float
10. Slats Gill instructing 4-H members
Slats Gill instructing 4-H members
Description
Slats Gill giving pointers on ball handling to 4-H members.
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