Historical Images of Oregon State University

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1. OSU First Lady Les Risser and others at the Corvallis alumni picnic
OSU First Lady Les Risser and others at the Corvallis alumni picnic
Description
This picnic was held at the CH2M Hill Alumni Center. On the right side of the photo is Pete Smith (Class of 1940), who managed the OSU Bookstore for many years.
2. Commencement caps
Commencement caps
3. OSU Mom
OSU Mom
Description
An OSU mom checks out purses and other leather goods in an outdoor market set up for the 1978 Mom's Weekend.
4. Group at dinner
Group at dinner
Description
Photo shows group at dinner with Nat Giustina third from the left.
5. OSU Marching Band
OSU Marching Band
Description
Oregon State University's marching band, under the direction of James Douglass, makes its 1970 debut. They presented a variety of lively selections including "Can Can," "Football Hero," and "Born Free."
6. The Trysting Tree, after its felling
The Trysting Tree, after its felling
Description
OSU’s Trysting Tree was a popular gathering spot on campus that dates back almost to the university’s origins as Oregon Agricultural College. The nickname evolved around 1900 when President Thomas Gatch admonished two students who were regularly meeting there for romantic purposes. The original gray poplar had to be removed in 1987 due to advanced disease, but prior to that cuttings from it had been used to establish a replacement tree which is located near present day Furman Hall.
7. Proud parents with graduate
Proud parents with graduate
8. Student with diploma
Student with diploma
9. Bernard Malamud during visit to Oregon State University
Bernard Malamud during visit to Oregon State University
Description
Novelist Bernard Malamud was an English professor at Oregon State College from 1949 to 1961. During this time he wrote three novels: The Natural (1952), The Assistant (1957), and A New Life (1961) as well as a collection of short stories, The Magic Barrel (1959) for which he received the National Book Award. He was presented OSU's Distinguished Service Award in 1969.
10. Harley Jessup
Harley Jessup
Description
Jessup earned a BFA in graphic design at OSU in 1976. After receiving an MFA from Stanford in 1978, he worked for Korty Films, Lucasfilm, and Industrial Light and Magic. While at ILM, he received an Academy Award for special effects work on the film Innerspace and a nomination for Hook. In 1996 he joined Pixar, where he worked on many of successful films including Toy Story 2, Monsters, Inc. and Ratatouille. For the latter he received an ANNIE award for Production Design in an Animated Feature.