Appendix A. Family Documents of Wanda Marcks Cook — printed pp. 55–60. Every printed page has its own permanent link.
Zybach, Bob and Kevin Sherer 1995. Wanda Marcks Cook. The Story of the Sulphur Springs Stock Ranch, Benton County, Oregon: 1904-1939. Soap Creek Valley History Project, Monograph #12. Oregon State University Research Forests and College of Forestry, Corvallis, Oregon: 100 pp.
p. 47 = printed page 47 of the original book; the link on
each page number is a permanent address you can send to anyone.
Wanda Cook Note, November 5, 1989. This note led directly to the duplication of the materials on the following page and to the tour of Soap Creek Valley with Roy in May, 1990. Unfortunately, she had become to ill to travel by that time, but the quality of the records and photographs in this Appendix attest to her interest in completing this project in a comprehensive fashion.
Caption as printed, p. 55.
Wanda Cook Note, November 5, 1989. This note led directly to the duplication of the materials on the following page and to the tour of Soap Creek Valley with Roy in May, 1990. Unfortunately, she had become to ill to travel by that time, but the quality of the records and photographs in this Appendix attest to her interest in completing this project in a comprehensive fashion.
Photograph caption as printed, p. 55.
p. 56
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01. No. 47 Scene on O.A.C. Campus, Corvallis, Ore. This postcard may have been made from a photo by Ernest Cook. It shows Benton Hall from the northeast, sometime between 1905 and 1915. The note from Ernest to his sister, Mary, appears on the back of the photo.
Caption as printed, p. 56.
02-04. Oregon Agricultural College (O.A.C.) views of Benton Hall. Roy Cook believes his father, Ernest, took the photographs of O.A.C. that appear on the following pages as a student, sometime around 1910. That year also saw the first class of graduating foresters at OSU: Harold D. Gill; Thurman J. Starker; Jack F. Pernot; and Sinclair A. Wilson. These pictures give an idea as to what campus was like for those men at that time.
Caption as printed, p. 56.
01. No. 47 Scene on O.A.C. Campus, Corvallis, Ore. This postcard may have been made from a photo by Ernest Cook. It shows Benton Hall from the northeast, sometime between 1905 and 1915. The note from Ernest to his sister, Mary, appears on the back of the photo.
Photograph caption as printed, p. 56.
02-04. Oregon Agricultural College (O.A.C.) views of Benton Hall. Roy Cook believes his father, Ernest, took the photographs of O.A.C. that appear on the following pages as a student, sometime around 1910. That year also saw the first class of graduating foresters at OSU: Harold D. Gill; Thurman J. Starker; Jack F. Pernot; and Sinclair A. Wilson. These pictures give an idea as to what campus was like for those men at that time.
Photograph caption as printed, p. 56.
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02-04. Oregon Agricultural College (O.A.C.) views of Benton Hall. Roy Cook believes his father, Ernest, took the photographs of O.A.C. that appear on the following pages as a student, sometime around 1910. That year also saw the first class of graduating foresters at OSU: Harold D. Gill; Thurman J. Starker; Jack F. Pernot; and Sinclair A. Wilson. These pictures give an idea as to what campus was like for those men at that time.
Photograph caption as printed, p. 57.
02-04. Oregon Agricultural College (O.A.C.) views of Benton Hall. Roy Cook believes his father, Ernest, took the photographs of O.A.C. that appear on the following pages as a student, sometime around 1910. That year also saw the first class of graduating foresters at OSU: Harold D. Gill; Thurman J. Starker; Jack F. Pernot; and Sinclair A. Wilson. These pictures give an idea as to what campus was like for those men at that time.
Photograph caption as printed, p. 57.
02-04. Oregon Agricultural College (O.A.C.) views of Benton Hall. Roy Cook believes his father, Ernest, took the photographs of O.A.C. that appear on the following pages as a student, sometime around 1910. That year also saw the first class of graduating foresters at OSU: Harold D. Gill; Thurman J. Starker; Jack F. Pernot; and Sinclair A. Wilson. These pictures give an idea as to what campus was like for those men at that time.
Photograph caption as printed, p. 57.
p. 58 05. O.A.C. Gazebo, c. 1910. Photograph by Ernest Cook
Caption as printed, p. 58.
06. O.A.C. Gazebo, c. 1910. Photograph by Ernest Cook
Caption as printed, p. 58.
05. O.A.C. Gazebo, c. 1910. Photograph by Ernest Cook
Photograph caption as printed, p. 58.
06. O.A.C. Gazebo, c. 1910. Photograph by Ernest Cook
Photograph caption as printed, p. 58.
p. 59 07. O.A.C. McAlexander Field Hall, c. 1910. This building was said to have been used to train S.A.T.C. (Student Army Training Corps) enlistees during World War I. See Monograph #7 (Olson, l994:pp. 118-123) for more information on this topic. Photogiaph by Ernest cook.
Caption as printed, p. 59.
08. O.A.C. Apperson Hall (Civil Engineering), c. 1910. Photograph by Ernest Cook.
Caption as printed, p. 59.
07. O.A.C. McAlexander Field Hall, c. 1910. This building was said to have been used to train S.A.T.C. (Student Army Training Corps) enlistees during World War I. See Monograph #7 (Olson, l994:pp. 118-123) for more information on this topic. Photogiaph by Ernest cook.
Photograph caption as printed, p. 59.
08. O.A.C. Apperson Hall (Civil Engineering), c. 1910. Photograph by Ernest Cook.
Photograph caption as printed, p. 59.
p. 60 09. O.A.C. greenhouse, c. 1910. Photograph by Ernest Cook.
Caption as printed, p. 60.
10. OA.C. machine shop, c. 1910. Photograph by Ernest Cook.
Caption as printed, p. 60.
09. O.A.C. greenhouse, c. 1910. Photograph by Ernest Cook.
Photograph caption as printed, p. 60.
10. OA.C. machine shop, c. 1910. Photograph by Ernest Cook.
Photograph caption as printed, p. 60.
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Zybach, Bob and Kevin Sherer 1995. Wanda Marcks Cook. The Story of the Sulphur Springs Stock Ranch, Benton County, Oregon: 1904-1939. Soap Creek Valley History Project, Monograph #12. Oregon State University Research Forests and College of Forestry, Corvallis, Oregon: 100 pp.
