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1. Dr. Paul Weswig working on white muscle studies, 1967
Dr. Paul Weswig working on white muscle studies, 1967
Description
Dr. Paul H. Weswig was a Professor of Agricultural Chemistry from 1941-1978.
2. Faculty member working on experimental device, circa 1960
Faculty member working on experimental device, circa 1960
Description
There appears to be sheep in the box marked, "Radioactive Materials" and in cage on far left.
3. Dr. Phil Whanger measuring pressure to break artery for white muscle studies, 1967
Dr. Phil Whanger measuring pressure to break artery for white muscle studies, 1967
Description
Dr. Philip D. Whanger was Professor of Environmental and Molecular Toxicology from 1966-2002.
4. Lamb carcasses for white muscle studies, 1967
Lamb carcasses for white muscle studies, 1967
5. Closeup of James Oldfield removing section of carcass for white muscle studies, 1967
Closeup of James Oldfield removing section of carcass for white muscle studies, 1967
Description
James E. Oldfield received a Ph.D. in Animal Science from Oregon State University in 1951. Oldfield served as the head of the Animal Science Department from 1967-1983.
6. Herschel Pendell, Dr. Paul Weswig, and Dr. Philip Whanger preparing arteries for white muscle studies, 1967
Herschel Pendell, Dr. Paul Weswig, and Dr. Philip Whanger preparing arteries for white muscle studies, 1967
Description
Dr. Philip D. Whanger was Professor of Environmental and Molecular Toxicology from 1966-2002. Dr. Paul H. Weswig was a Professor of Agricultural Chemistry from 1941-1978. Herschel Pendell was a Research Assistant in Agricultural Chemistry from 1965-1973.
7. Lamb carcasses for white muscle studies, 1967
Lamb carcasses for white muscle studies, 1967
8. Dr. Phil Whanger measuring pressure to break artery for white muscle studies, 1967
Dr. Phil Whanger measuring pressure to break artery for white muscle studies, 1967
Description
Dr. Philip D. Whanger was Professor of Environmental and Molecular Toxicology from 1966-2002.
9. Sheep sheared by chemical treatment, Oregon State University, Corvallis, Oregon, circa 1971
Sheep sheared by chemical treatment, Oregon State University, Corvallis, Oregon, circa 1971
10. Closeup of James Oldfield removing section of carcass for white muscle studies, 1967
Closeup of James Oldfield removing section of carcass for white muscle studies, 1967
Description
James E. Oldfield received a Ph.D. in Animal Science from Oregon State University in 1951. Oldfield served as the head of the Animal Science Department from 1967-1983.
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