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1. [Image] Site Development Plan map


	The map showing the site of the Hatfield Marine Sciences Laboratory is found in the publication "Presentation of a site development plan for the Yaquina Marine Sciences Laboratory, South Beach Site" published ...
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Site Development Plan map Year: 1962 The map showing the site of the Hatfield Marine Sciences Laboratory is found in the publication "Presentation of a site development plan for the Yaquina Marine Sciences Laboratory, South Beach Site" published by Cornell, Howland, Hays & Merryfield consulting engineers for Oregon State University in June, 1962. It is figure number 1, inserted after page 10. Title: Site Development Plan map Year: 1962 The map showing the site of the Hatfield Marine Sciences Laboratory is found in the publication "Presentation of a site development plan for the Yaquina Marine Sciences Laboratory, South Beach Site" published by Cornell, Howland, Hays & Merryfield consulting engineers for Oregon State University in June, 1962. It is figure number 1, inserted after page 10.

2. [Image] Image found in the Flyfisher, Winter 1968


	Caption reads: "How to ruin an estuary is clearly shown in this aerial shot. A summer housing development has changed the ecology of this coastal marsh in order to accommodate a few people who wanted a ...
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Image found in the Flyfisher, Winter 1968 Year: 1968 Caption reads: "How to ruin an estuary is clearly shown in this aerial shot. A summer housing development has changed the ecology of this coastal marsh in order to accommodate a few people who wanted a summer place on the water with a view of the ocean." Title: Image found in the Flyfisher, Winter 1968 Year: 1968 Caption reads: "How to ruin an estuary is clearly shown in this aerial shot. A summer housing development has changed the ecology of this coastal marsh in order to accommodate a few people who wanted a summer place on the water with a view of the ocean."

3. [Image] Sally Hacker



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4. [Image] Image of Lauren Weber taken by the Sea Grant College Program at Oregon State University



	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Image of Lauren Weber taken by the Sea Grant College Program at Oregon State University Year: 1990 Title: Image of Lauren Weber taken by the Sea Grant College Program at Oregon State University Year: 1990

5. [Image] A view of Benton Hall from the east, circa 1990



	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: A view of Benton Hall from the east, circa 1990 Year: 1990 Title: A view of Benton Hall from the east, circa 1990 Year: 1990

6. [Image] William A. Frazier, left


	William A. Frazier was born in Carrizo Springs, Texas, and attended Texas A & M College (BS, 1930) and the University of Maryland (MS, 1931 and Ph.D., 1933). He was on the faculty of the University of ...
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: William A. Frazier, left Year: 1950 William A. Frazier was born in Carrizo Springs, Texas, and attended Texas A & M College (BS, 1930) and the University of Maryland (MS, 1931 and Ph.D., 1933). He was on the faculty of the University of Maryland (1934-37), University of Arizona (1937-39), and the University of Hawaii (1940-1949). As professor of horticulture at OSU from 1949-1973, Frazier did pioneering work in developing improved varieties of bush beans and tomatoes. He was a member of the American Society for Horticultural Science and the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Title: William A. Frazier, left Year: 1950 William A. Frazier was born in Carrizo Springs, Texas, and attended Texas A & M College (BS, 1930) and the University of Maryland (MS, 1931 and Ph.D., 1933). He was on the faculty of the University of Maryland (1934-37), University of Arizona (1937-39), and the University of Hawaii (1940-1949). As professor of horticulture at OSU from 1949-1973, Frazier did pioneering work in developing improved varieties of bush beans and tomatoes. He was a member of the American Society for Horticultural Science and the American Association for the Advancement of Science.

7. [Image] James R. Baggett


	James R. Baggett was a faculty member at Oregon State University from 1956 until his retirement in 1995. Baggett earned his BS in Horticulture from the University of Idaho in 1952 and his Ph.D. in Horticulture ...
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: James R. Baggett Year: 1980 James R. Baggett was a faculty member at Oregon State University from 1956 until his retirement in 1995. Baggett earned his BS in Horticulture from the University of Idaho in 1952 and his Ph.D. in Horticulture from Oregon State College in 1956. As a faculty member, he continued the breeding work on peas, beans, cabbage, and broccoli that he had begun as a graduate student. He became head of the vegetable breeding program in 1973 when his mentor and colleague, William A. ("Tex") Frazier retired. Baggett concentrated on breeding and testing of vegetables for processing, fresh market, and home garden use, primarily in western Oregon. He developed more than 45 vegetable varieties during his career, and is especially well known among home gardeners in Oregon for the tomato and pea varieties he developed. Title: James R. Baggett Year: 1980 James R. Baggett was a faculty member at Oregon State University from 1956 until his retirement in 1995. Baggett earned his BS in Horticulture from the University of Idaho in 1952 and his Ph.D. in Horticulture from Oregon State College in 1956. As a faculty member, he continued the breeding work on peas, beans, cabbage, and broccoli that he had begun as a graduate student. He became head of the vegetable breeding program in 1973 when his mentor and colleague, William A. ("Tex") Frazier retired. Baggett concentrated on breeding and testing of vegetables for processing, fresh market, and home garden use, primarily in western Oregon. He developed more than 45 vegetable varieties during his career, and is especially well known among home gardeners in Oregon for the tomato and pea varieties he developed.

8. [Image] James C. Howland, second from left


	James C. Howland earned an engineering degree from Oregon State College in 1938 and attended graduate school at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. After serving with engineering units in Hawaii ...
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: James C. Howland, second from left Year: 1980 James C. Howland earned an engineering degree from Oregon State College in 1938 and attended graduate school at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. After serving with engineering units in Hawaii and Saipan during World War II, he returned to Corvallis, Oregon, in 1946. With fellow Oregon State alumni, Howland founded CH2M, an engineering consulting firm, in 1946. Howland served as general manager for 20 years and chairman of the board in 1974-1977. Howland married Ruth (Meisy) Meisenhelder in 1941 and they had four children. Howland was active in the Madison Avenue Task Force to beautify the avenue which connects the Oregon State University campus with downtown Corvallis and was instrumental in the development of the Riverfront Park project in downtown Corvallis in the 1990s. Howland was born in Oregon City on June 2, 1916; he died in Corvallis on August 28, 2008. Title: James C. Howland, second from left Year: 1980 James C. Howland earned an engineering degree from Oregon State College in 1938 and attended graduate school at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. After serving with engineering units in Hawaii and Saipan during World War II, he returned to Corvallis, Oregon, in 1946. With fellow Oregon State alumni, Howland founded CH2M, an engineering consulting firm, in 1946. Howland served as general manager for 20 years and chairman of the board in 1974-1977. Howland married Ruth (Meisy) Meisenhelder in 1941 and they had four children. Howland was active in the Madison Avenue Task Force to beautify the avenue which connects the Oregon State University campus with downtown Corvallis and was instrumental in the development of the Riverfront Park project in downtown Corvallis in the 1990s. Howland was born in Oregon City on June 2, 1916; he died in Corvallis on August 28, 2008.

9. [Image] James C. Howland, circa 1960


	James C. Howland earned an engineering degree from Oregon State College in 1938 and attended graduate school at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. After serving with engineering units in Hawaii ...
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: James C. Howland, circa 1960 Year: 1940 James C. Howland earned an engineering degree from Oregon State College in 1938 and attended graduate school at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. After serving with engineering units in Hawaii and Saipan during World War II, he returned to Corvallis, Oregon, in 1946. With fellow Oregon State alumni, Howland founded CH2M, an engineering consulting firm, in 1946. Howland served as general manager for 20 years and chairman of the board in 1974-1977. Howland married Ruth (Meisy) Meisenhelder in 1941 and they had four children. Howland was active in the Madison Avenue Task Force to beautify the avenue which connects the Oregon State University campus with downtown Corvallis and was instrumental in the development of the Riverfront Park project in downtown Corvallis in the 1990s. Howland was born in Oregon City on June 2, 1916; he died in Corvallis on August 28, 2008. Title: James C. Howland, circa 1960 Year: 1940 James C. Howland earned an engineering degree from Oregon State College in 1938 and attended graduate school at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. After serving with engineering units in Hawaii and Saipan during World War II, he returned to Corvallis, Oregon, in 1946. With fellow Oregon State alumni, Howland founded CH2M, an engineering consulting firm, in 1946. Howland served as general manager for 20 years and chairman of the board in 1974-1977. Howland married Ruth (Meisy) Meisenhelder in 1941 and they had four children. Howland was active in the Madison Avenue Task Force to beautify the avenue which connects the Oregon State University campus with downtown Corvallis and was instrumental in the development of the Riverfront Park project in downtown Corvallis in the 1990s. Howland was born in Oregon City on June 2, 1916; he died in Corvallis on August 28, 2008.

10. [Image] Flemming statement re: Economic Opportunity


	2 p. A statement made by President Flemming regarding the University of Oregon's Economic Opportunity programs and the University's compliance with the Economic Opportunity Act.
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Flemming statement re: Economic Opportunity Author: Flemming, Arthur S. (Arthur Sherwood), 1905-1996 Year: 1965 2 p. A statement made by President Flemming regarding the University of Oregon's Economic Opportunity programs and the University's compliance with the Economic Opportunity Act. Title: Flemming statement re: Economic Opportunity Author: Flemming, Arthur S. (Arthur Sherwood), 1905-1996 Year: 1965 2 p. A statement made by President Flemming regarding the University of Oregon's Economic Opportunity programs and the University's compliance with the Economic Opportunity Act.