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241.	Ruby Stafrin Irwin seated on the east end of the OAC campus, ca 1920.	Students; Oregon Agricultural College	Born in Dallas, Oregon, in 1904, Ruby Stafrin entered Oregon Agricultural College, with her sister Mildred, in 1923. Enrolled in the three-year Pharmacy degree program, Ruby married fellow pharmacy student...

242.	James W. Callaway.	Alumni & alumnae	Born in Brownsville, Oregon in 1906, James Callaway attended OAC from 1921 to 1925, graduating with a degree in business. After college, Callaway found employment in the grocery trade in Salem, Oregon,...

243.	Letitia Shamhart Dunn (left) and Vera Coffield, ca 1920.	Students; Oregon Agricultural College	Born in 1903, Letitia Mae Shamhart was raised in Merrill, Oregon, attending high school in both Merrill and in Heppner, Oregon. She attended Oregon Agricultural College from 1921-1925, studying pharmacy....

244.	Portrait of an individual believed to be Albert Schleicher, ca 1920.	Students	Born in 1903, Albert Schleicher studied in the School of Forestry at Oregon Agricultural College from 1927 to 1929. Never receiving a degree, Schleicher went on to work for the U.S. Army Depot and helped...

245.	Donald Hill's Master of Science diploma awarded by Kansas State Agricultural College, 1927	Diplomas	Beginning his career in the Farm Crops Department in 1927, Donald David Hill gained international recognition for his work as a seed and farm crops specialist and is credited for Oregon's development as...

246.	Library staff on north steps of Library	Librarians; Faculty; Group portraits; Libraries; Women	Back row: Minnie White; Marie Jackson; Nellie Harvey; Louise Wheeler; Lucy Lewis; Elzie Herbert; Elizabeth Ritchie; and Bertha Herse. Front row: Lucia Haley; Rose Robinson; Evangeline Thurber; Gertrude...

247.	Memorial Union Dedication	Military officers; Patterson, Isaac Lee; Fisher, Ben S.; Governors; Ceremonies; Memorial Union; Building dedications; Campus buildings	At the Memorial Union dedication on June 1, 1929, with General U. G. McAlexander, Governor Patterson and Legion Commander Ben S. Fisher.

248.	Arthur R. Kirkham portrait	Kirkham, Arthur R.; Portrait photographs; KOAC	Arthur R. Kirkham was the assistant announcer for KOAC radio.

249.	Illustration of a squash seed found in Victor's class notes, ca 1920.	Botany; Seeds	Arthur Earl Victor, of May View, Washington, attended Oregon Agricultural College during the 1919-1920 academic year as an optional student. Optional students were those who met the freshman class entrance...

250.	Apperson Hall interior	Campus buildings; Signs (Notices); Apperson Hall; Mechanical Hall; Kearney Hall	Apperson Hall interior with signs for "Field Equipment Exhibit", "Highway Exhibit", "Civil Engineers 'Slide Rule' Dance, and the 'Do-Nut' Factory".

251.	"Rooks! Ten Commandments" Poster	Posters; Ten commandments; Signs (Notices)	An image of the poster was used in the 1920 Beaver Yearbook, page 120.

252.	Alton H. Finch, 1925.	Oregon Agricultural College; Alumni & alumnae; Horticulture	Alton H. Finch graduated from Oregon Agricultural College in 1925 with a degree in agriculture, specializing in horticulture. He received a Master's degree from Iowa State College and a Ph.D. from the...

253.	Agriculture Hall	Campus buildings; Agriculture Hall; Science Hall; Education Hall	Agriculture Hall was built in three phases between 1909 and 1913. The building was designed by Portland architect John Bennes.

254.	Heavy artillery, affectionately known as "Aggie Boy"	Military	Aggie Boy was the name given to the heavy artillery training piece assigned to OAC in the 1920s. This is detailed view of the M1918 155mm Howitzer, a French design from WWI. Cadet leaning on gun carriage...

255.	Adolph Ziefle portrait	Ziefle, Adolph; Portrait photographs; Faculty	Adolph Ziefle served as the first Dean of the College of Pharmacy from 1914-1940.

256.	M. Lowell Edwards in home built Model T	Automobiles; Transportation; Alumni & alumnae	A home-made body. A Model T engine.

257.	Arriving at a community meeting	Meetings; Boats; Extension; Piers & wharves	A group of men arrive for a community meeting by boat.

258.	Group leaving the Willamette grange hall	Farmers' groups; Willamette Grange; Extension	A group leaving the Willamette Community grange hall after a picnic lunch and several addresses by the Extension Service on better homes.

259.	Cabinet makers at the Oregon Chair Company	Cabinetmaking; Chairs; Factories; Laborers	The photo was part of the Oregon Industries slides.

260.	4-H youth eating	Group portraits; 4-H clubs; Oregon State Fair; Extension	4-H youth eating at the State Fair 4-H dorm