Communication Media Center Photographic Collection (P 119)

Inventory of P119:1-124

(P shelves)

1 Oregon State Broadcasters Association Scholarship winner sitting at KOAC microphone, ca. 1950.
2 Presentation of the 1948 Radio Scholarship by members of the Oregon State Broadcasters Association to two Oregon State College students. The prize was a check for $100 to each of the students for outstanding radio work at Oregon State College.
3 Winners of College Bowl with President Jensen, 1962. (left to right)
- unidentified
- Gary Ford
- Clifford Dempster
- Judy Torgeson
- Philip Bernard (alternate)
- Frances Freemen
- unidentified
- unidentified
4 Television demonstration for elementary teaching, Jan. 23, 1959 [for camera negative, see P82:95 neg. 2410].
5 Second Grade Play.
6 First puppet show; Dr. Harris wrote play and directed; performed in Shepard Hall, 1960.
7-8 Teacher Corps Training Program.
9-14 Class projects - television, 1964-1965.
15 Class project - Cathy Campbell.
16 Teaching project, 1965.
17 Corvallis Schools television experiment in Shepard Hall, 1964.
18 Micro-teaching experiment; Mary Friedrick, 1965.
19 First television speech experiment involving control groups, Doler and Livingston, 1964.
20 Television studio audience, ca. 1965.
21 C.C. Workshop (with display of videotape on tabletop), Summer 1965.
22 First cosmetology workshop using television in Oregon, summer 1965.
23 Business Education workshop.
24 Workshop with Dick Spazian, 1965.
25 College Teaching Workshop with Delmer Goode.
26 Library class with Ruth Carter, 1968.
27 Bernie Wohwend with television monitor, 1965.
28 Dr. David Lewis, 1965.
29 Odelia Wilson.
30 Physical education methods project.
31 Methods class.
32 First music director of KBVR-FM, 1965.
33 Television control room in Shepard Hall.
34 [Film transferred to Films and Videotapes Collections (P119:1).]
35 Teacher with small child.
36 Classroom television studio; motion picture being projected.
37 Classroom television studio; slide being projected.
38 Television; three women students preparing for broadcast [see also P119:55].
39 Two men and a woman.
40 Man and woman.
41 Students at Oregon State University view a class in General Biology in one of the many television-equipped classrooms at OSU (Covell 320), 1965.
43 Radio control booth, March 1951 [for camera negative, see P82:95 neg. 1012].
44 Radio control booth.
45 Mike Talvola, President of Telemike Club, films scene at the Children's Farm Home for United Fund film being produced by Telemike and Radio-TV projects students under the direction of Frank Gonzalez.
46 Tom Brown and Frank Conley hold "Mike and Dolly" Award presented by the Telemike Club to oustanding contributors to broadcasting activities.
47 Speech 367; Sandra Grimm experimenting with visual and lighting problems in television studio upstairs in Shepard Hall. A home economist, Sandra is now with the Wine Institute in San Francisco. With her television experience, she is directly involved with television promotion of the use of table wines and cooking wines.
48 Valerie Rousselle becomes a circus princess to demonstrate how to tell animal stories with educational values for youngsters.
49 Television producer (Bill Smith?).
50 Speech Department television class; three women posing for two television cameras, April 1955 [for camera negative, see P82:95 neg. 1961].
51-53 Television (video) equipment.
54 Charles Williams, Industrial Arts Education major; photograph taken by Carl E. Vermilya, staff photographer of The Oregonian.
55 Three women preparing for television broadcast [see also P119:38].
56 Woman operating television camera.
57 Home economics majors presenting program ("Tea-Time") in Shepard Hall television studio, Jan. 1961 [for camera negative, see P82:95 neg. 2531].
58 Oregon State College Telemike Club presents campus news, sports review, and talent at 5:45 on Friday on KOAC.
59 Charles Honey, Education senior; photograph taken by Carl E. Vermilya, staff photographer of The Oregonian.
60 Woman putting make-up on man.
61 Speech 361; Al Hopwood, majoring in humanities, rehearses his teletyped news material. Al is interested in announcing and can be heard regularly on a local station, 1964.
62 Television guest interview, 1961.
63 Television style show, 1959.
64-65 Television, 1964.
66 Woman typing script.
67 Five students with microphones.
68 Three women in control room, 1964.
69 Equipment.
70 Three students in control room, 1964.
71 Four students in control room (radio?).
72 Two television cameramen.
73 Students "rolling" credits for television broadcast.
74 Group from WOSC TV.
75 Two television cameras broadcasting the "action".
76 Two women in (radio?) studio.
77-78 [No prints or negatives.]
79 Sports Parade television program, 1960.
80 Dee Johnson, 1964.
81 Television studio.
82 Television cameramen.
83 Two women in control room.
84 Marilyn Gilmore, 1964.
85 Radio studio, 1960.
86-88 Television.
89 Students in control room; home economics majors presenting program in Shepard Hall television studio, Jan. 1961 [for camera negative, see P82:95 neg. 2531].
90 [No print or negative.]
91 "OSC on the Air" radio program (live broadcast), March 1951; Donna Christopherson and Ron Shay [for camera negative, see P82:95 neg. 1002].
92 Student with reel-to-reel sound recording equipment, March 1951 [for camera negative, see P82:95 neg. 1008].
93 Script writing for radio; woman typing, March 1951.
94 Students in control room.
95 Radio.
96 Speech Department; radio control room.
97 Students in radio control room, March 1951 [for camera negative, see P82:95 neg. 1013].
98 Live radio broadcasting; 3 students in control room, March 1951 [for camera negative, see P82:95 neg. 1010].
99 Radio control room and studio.
100 Four students with trophies for oratory.
101 Student radio announcer.
102 Equipment.
103 Radio studio.
104 Women reading for radio broadcast, 1952; photograph by Hank Downing.
105 Men reading for radio broadcast, 1952; photograph by Hank Downing.
106 Radio control board operation, March 1951 [for camera negative, see P82:95 neg. 1011].
107 [No print or negative.]
108 Student radio announcer.
109 Two students in radio control room.
110-111 Scholarship recipients, ca. 1950.
112 Man speaking in classroom.
113 Man speaking in studio.
114 Student group doing live radio broadcast, March 1951 [for camera negative, see P82:95 neg. 1009].
115 Anatomy lecture.
116 Live radio broadcasting, March 1951 [for camera negative, see P82:95 neg. 1001].
117 Charter members of the Oregon State College Microphone Club; photograph by Hise Studio.
118 Equipment.
119-120 Students in control room.
121-122 Radio control room.
123 Speech 361: Kathy Young, Senior in Business and Technology, delivering her radio feature to be tape-recorded in the control room. Also outstanding in dramatics, Kathy combines business and communications.
124 Speech 361: Three Home Economics majors studying interview techniques, useful in extension and demonstration work: Georgia Hubbard, heard regularly on "Calling Mrs. Oregon" on KOAC, was runner-up as "Oregon Dairy Maid" in 1963. Mellie Van Calcar, trainee in Extension, was an IFYE selection for 1964. Judi Beauchamp from Long Beach, California, is combining home economics and communications.