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"1954-55 - Young Republicans" Young men and women who make up the membership of the EOCE Young Republicans in 1954, hold an informal meeting in one of the dormitory common rooms.

"1954-55 Young Republicans" The 1954-1955 Young Republicans pose together in two rows in one of the classrooms. Back row: Duane Lindsay, Don Starr, Dwain Estes, Steve Fonda, Dave McLain, Art Hartgraves. Front row: Diana Gilstrap, Jackie Hawk, Gary…

"1954-55 - Evensong Queen Coronation Ball" Formally attired couples start out in separate lines along the side walls, then meet up at the end of the room under a draped arch over a royal throne, and join together in foursomes to promenade down the…

"1953 - Interfaith Council" The young men and women who make up the Interfaith group of 1953 pose together with their professorial adviser. Also, student Ron Bayes is in the back row, third from the right.

"1951-52, Spring - Interfaith" A large Interfaith group holds a dinner together with a number of clergy and religious leaders from multiple faiths. EOCE President Frank B. Bennett is at the very far end on the left.

"Interfaith Fellowship Board" A group of both young men and women who make up the Interfaith organization pose together near a fireplace. Back row: Gail Coffin, Fred Taylor, Laura Hursh, Frank Walch, Dr. [Virgil] Bolen (advisor). Middle row: Hazel…

"1951-52 - Interfaith Fellowship" Young men and women who make up the Interfaith Organization of 1951-1952 have pushed their into a half circular row. There are several tables in the room, french doors at the right, and windows along the back wall.…

"Rifle Club" George White, Richard Domey, and Gaylen Searles wear padded outfitsand kneel while presenting their rifles.

"Rifle Club" Wearing padded outfits, four young men aim their rifles. The two seated in front appear to be: George White and Don Curtis. Kneeling behind them are: Richard Domey and Gaylen Searles. A fifth young man who is unidentified is kneeling in…

"1954-55 Christine Bliss, Mary Joan Russell" Christine Bliss and Mary Joan Russell form a team for tennis doubles. Behind the fence that separates the court from the landscape is a rocky, dirt hill and numerous, leafless trees. [Photo appears in the…