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1. Louise Millirin, OSU librarian, April 1962

Louise Millirin, OSU librarian, April 1962

2. Louise Millirin, OSU librarian, April 1962

Louise Millirin, OSU librarian, April 1962

3. William Kozumplik, Assistant Librarian, and a student shown arranging the new A. D. Taylor landscape architect collection donated to the college, February 1, 1952

William Kozumplik, Assistant Librarian, and a student shown arranging the new A. D. Taylor landscape architect collection donated to the college, February 1, 1952

4. Louise Millirin, OSU librarian, April 1962

Louise Millirin, OSU librarian, April 1962

5. Louise Millirin, OSU librarian, April 1962

Louise Millirin, OSU librarian, April 1962

6. Louise Millirin, OSU librarian, April 1962

Louise Millirin, OSU librarian, April 1962

7. Louise Millirin, OSU librarian, April 1962

Louise Millirin, OSU librarian, April 1962

8. R. J. Nichols

Description: Richard Jeffrey Nichols was the librarian at Oregon Agricultural College from 1902 to 1908. A native Oregonian, Nichols was the first librarian not educated at OAC, earning his degree from Willamette University.

9. University Librarian William Carlson with library staff and pages, preparing to move to the new library

University Librarian William Carlson with library staff and pages, preparing to move to the new library

Description: Carlson served as university librarian from 1945 to 1965. He began advocating for a new library in the early 1950s, and the Oregon legislature approved the building in 1961. On September 5, 1963, Carlson led a procession of library staff and students, each carrying a few volumes, into the new building, where the books were placed on the shelves in call number order.

10. OAC Cosmopolitan Club

OAC Cosmopolitan Club

Description: Estalished in 1911, this club was the fist campus organization for international students and among the first to promote diversity. Seated in the front row at center in OAC Librarian Ida Kidder. To her left is Professor of Bacteriology Theodore D. Beckwith.