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1. OSC football coaching staff

OSC football coaching staff

Description: From left to right: Lon Stiner, Jim Dixon, Harold Moe, and William McKalip. Alonzo "Lon" Stiner served as head football coach at Oregon State from 1933-1948, following a four-year stint as assistant coach. He compiled an overall record of 74-49-17 and was undefeated in three bowl game appearances. Jim Dixon, an alumni with the Class of 1926, later served as assistant football coach and head wrestling coach for his alma mater. Dixon Recreation Center is named in his honor.

2. The OAC cadet band in front of Cauthorn (now Fairbanks) Hall

The OAC cadet band in front of Cauthorn (now Fairbanks) Hall

Description: This is one of the earliest photos of OSU's band, which was established in late 1891.

3. A group picknicking at Oak Creek

A group picknicking at Oak Creek

Description: John Fulton (class of 1892) is standing near the front of the wagon.

4. Polo players at OSC

Polo players at OSC

Description: Polo began at OAC in 1923 and was organized as a club sport in 1924. ROTC horses were used in the sport's early years. It died out during WWII.

5. OSC student members of the Army Specialized Training Program posing with a field gun on graduation day

OSC student members of the Army Specialized Training Program posing with a field gun on graduation day

Description: The Army Specialized Training Program was implemented at twenty-two universities during World War II to help meet the increased demand for soldiers trained with technical skills.

6. OAC football team

OAC football team

Description: The 1907 football team achieved what few other collegiate teams ever have been able to do. It was undefeated, untied and un-scored upon. The team was coached by Fred S. Norcross (back row, right), who had played at the University of Michigan under renowned coach Fielding Yost. Norcross coached the 1906 through 1908 teams, compiling an overall record of 14-4-3. Among the team's six victories in 1907 were wins over Willamette University (42-0), Pacific University (49-0), the University of Oregon (4-0), and west coast powerhouse St. Vincent College (10-0). OAC traveled for the first time to Los Angeles to play St. Vincent on Thanksgiving Day, and with the win, secured the Pacific Coast championship.

7. Cadets, 1889

Description: "Company A and B in 1889." E.E. Wilson is believed to be standing in the foreground at left. Note the railroad box cars in the background.