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1. A. L. Strand portrait, May 19, 1947
A. L. Strand portrait, May 19, 1947
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August LeRoy Strand was appointed as the ninth president of Oregon State College in the fall of 1942 and led the college through both World War II as well as the post-war period of extensive growth in students and facilities that followed.
2. Portrait of Azalea Sager
Portrait of Azalea Sager
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Sager was a State Home Economics Leader with the Extension Service. Rachel Azalea Sager was a clothing specialist and Home Economics specialist from 1932-1952. Sager also served on the Oregon Nutrition Committee for 17 years. The Azalea House, named after Sager, is a women's cooperative.
3. Glee Club, 1949-1950
Glee Club, 1949-1950
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Robert Walls, Director
4. Milon George Huber
Milon George Huber
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Extension, Agricultural Engineer Specialist, 1945
5. Glenn W. Holcomb
Glenn W. Holcomb
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Department of Civil Engineering, 1921-1960+
6. John I. Hunderup
John I. Hunderup
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Division of Business and Industry, 1946-1951
7. Herbert E. Childs
Herbert E. Childs
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English, 1935-1959?
8. Ulysses Grant Dubach
Ulysses Grant Dubach
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Dean of Men, Political Science, 1913-1947
9. Ernst J. Dornfeld
Ernst J. Dornfeld
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Zoology, hired 1938
10. Beatrice Beebe
Beatrice Beebe
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Beatrice Beebe worked as an English instructor at OSC from 1934 to 1952. As an undergraduate, she attended the University of Illinois, Boston University Law School, the University of Washington, and she received her L.L.B. from the University of Oregon Law School in 1912. She received her Master of Arts from the University of Oregon in 1925. She was born in 1886, in Chicago, Illinois. She listed her son, William Beebe, as her beneficiary. Before coming to OSC she had worked on various school boards throughout Washington and Oregon, from as early as 1911. She was a member of the National Writers Club and the American Poetry League. She also taught English and math at various high schools in Oregon. She published articles, poems, and translated plays in her spare time. Before her retirement, she was promoted to assistant professor. Her beginning wage was $195 a month and grew to $3920 a year.
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