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51. School of forestry engineering staff with Dean Paul M. Dunn, September 10, 1951
School of forestry engineering staff with Dean Paul M. Dunn, September 10, 1951
52. Albert Arust of Portland presents 43 volumes of The Lumberman to Forestry Dean Walter McCulloch, Fall 1961
Albert Arust of Portland presents 43 volumes of The Lumberman to Forestry Dean Walter McCulloch, Fall 1961
Description
Walter F. McCulloch was Dean of Forestry from 1955-1966. During WWII, McCulloch was Assistant State Forester of Oregon.
53. Jean Frances Frey, a forestry student, at Postage Stamp Lookout, Mt. Hood
Jean Frances Frey, a forestry student, at Postage Stamp Lookout, Mt. Hood
54. OSU forestry students participating in a sawing event at the annual Spring Thaw
OSU forestry students participating in a sawing event at the annual Spring Thaw
Description
The Spring Thaw was an annual event sponsored by the OSU Forestry Club.
55. Forestry faculty working the field
Forestry faculty working the field
Description
Forestry faculty are working with young tree starts at the state tree nursery located at Peavy Arboretum.
56. Planting the OAC Forestry nursery
Planting the OAC Forestry nursery
Description
The School of Forestry established this tree nursery soon after the Forestry Building (Moreland Hall) was built in 1917. Many of the trees in the large grove south of Moreland Hall are remnants of this nursery.
57. Peavy Hall
Peavy Hall
Description
The School of Forestry moved into Peavy Hall in 1971.
58. The Forestry Club cabin under construction at Peavy Arboretum
The Forestry Club cabin under construction at Peavy Arboretum
59. OAC forestry students at their field camp
OAC forestry students at their field camp
Description
T. J. Starker stands at center. Thurman James Starker graduated from OAC in 1910 as a member of the college's first class of foresters. He later taught Forestry at Oregon State from 1922 to 1942. He also founded Starker Forests, Inc., served on the Oregon State Board of Forestry, and was active in local civic affairs.
60. Forestry Self-Learning Center
Forestry Self-Learning Center
Description
Display for the Forestry Self-Learning Center
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