This menu — one that I’ve hypothesized but hadn’t known about for certain until this year — features the Oregon State College (now Oregon State University) student union on the cover. I spent three years at OSU and don’t have many good memories, but most of the ones I do have were spent in or near the student union: attending concerts, listening to public speakers, playing frisbee on the large lawn shown in this photo, and attending the founding meeting of the OSU Railroad Club (of which I was elected treasurer, a meaningless position as we didn’t have any money).
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Inside is a lunch menu for the “John C. Boyle Kiwanis International Tour.” I don’t know for sure, but I wouldn’t be surprised if this were the John C. Boyle who was the chief engineer for the California Oregon Power Company (now part of Pacific Power & Light) from 1916 to 1963. Boyle built a lot of dams that were technological marvels and important contributors to the Pacific Coast economy, but that also helped reduce Pacific salmon runs.