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1. A. L. Strand portrait, May 19, 1947
A. L. Strand portrait, May 19, 1947
Description
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
Description
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. Claudnis, US Navy officer, circa 1944
Claudnis, US Navy officer, circa 1944
Description
Stock portrait from US Army. Name of person in this photograph is listed as: Claudnis, H. G. #49958 (US Navy uniform, officer?, ROTC?)
4. Brinkman, US Army officer, circa 1944
Brinkman, US Army officer, circa 1944
Description
Stock portrait from US Army. Name of person in this photograph is listed as: Brinkman, M. N. Capt. #49959
5. Glee Club, 1949-1950
Glee Club, 1949-1950
Description
Robert Walls, Director
6. Men's Glee Club
Men's Glee Club
7. Milon George Huber
Milon George Huber
Description
Extension, Agricultural Engineer Specialist, 1945
8. Glenn W. Holcomb
Glenn W. Holcomb
Description
Department of Civil Engineering, 1921-1960+
9. John I. Hunderup
John I. Hunderup
Description
Division of Business and Industry, 1946-1951
10. Jeanette Dixon (Brauns)
Jeanette Dixon (Brauns)
Description
Jeanette Alice Brauns Dixon was a physical education instructor at Oregon State College from 1930 to 1973. She previously worked at Bosse High, in Evansville, Indiana, and from 1941 to 1943 she took administrative leave from OSC to become an instructor for the National Red Cross Aquatic School. She received her Bachelor of Science in Physical Education from Battle Creek College in 1930, and her Master of Science from Oregon State in 1940. Her initial salary was $1,800 for ten months. She was promoted to assistant professor in 1943, with an annual salary of $2,400. She was married to James Dixon without children when she came to work for OSC. She took sabbatical leave from OSC in 1947 to complete a study on swimming, and later published a book called, “Simplified Swimming”. In 1967, she was granted indefinite tenure and promotion to an Associate Professor. She was born in 1907, in Evansville, Indiana.
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