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1. Architecture exhibit during Senior Weekend, circa 1955

Architecture exhibit during Senior Weekend, circa 1955

2. Dorothy Lauderdale

Dorothy Lauderdale

Description: Dorothy Lauderdale was an Instructor of Architecture, where she instructed the Home Economics sections in House Planning and Architectural Drawing from 1949 to 1952. She was born in 1924 in Corvallis, Oregon. She was married to Robert Walter Lauderdale, and they lived on Kings Road. She received her Bachelor of Science in Home Economics and Education from OSC in 1947, and completed some graduate work in Education at OSC by the time of August 1949. She was a recipient of the Minnie E. Lee Scholarship in 1944, and was a member of Delta Zeta sorority and the American Association of University Women. Her previous employment was as a part-time laboratory technician in the architecture department of OSC, where she worked for one academic year in 1948-49. She had also been an instructor in Home Economics at Grants Pass High School for the previous two years. In 1952, she took sick leave for a month in January, as she needed to undergo surgery.

3. Elizabeth Stutz

Elizabeth Stutz

Description: Elizabeth Jane Stutz was an instructor of architecture in 1948. She was born in 1923 in Corvallis, Oregon. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Home Economics and Education from OSC in 1944, and her Master of Science in Clothing and Related Arts, with additional study in housing, from the University of Wisconsin in 1945. Her thesis for her master’s degree was titled “the Use of Plastics in Clothing.” Before coming to OSC as an instructor, she was the supervisor of Kent House at OSC for a summer in 1946. She worked as a Field Agent with the Bureau of Human Nutrition of Home Economics in 1948, and worked as a counselor and class advisor at Turlock high School in Turlock, California for two years. She was hired as a temporary half-time instructor at $1500 annually in 1948. Her special training in research and experience in housing in Oregon made her an ideal candidate. She was a member of Kappa Delta Pi, the American Association of University Women, and the Eastern Star.