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This is an informal portrait of two Eastern Oregon football players. #28 - Ben Houk, played in the halfback and fullback positions, and #88 - Lee Wick from Redmond, Oregon. He played both offensive guard and defensive tackle. They are wearing their…

This is an informal portrait of two Eastern Oregon football players. #85 - Dennis Bagnall from Pendleton, Oregon. He played the end position and was a letterman in both football and baseball. #12 - Dick Branaugh was from Mosier, Oregon, and he played…

This is an informal portrait of the Eastern Oregon football team manager, Vaughn Folkman and player #70 - Roger Jensen. Folkman is wearing a letterman jacket, and Jensen is wearing his numbered jersey.

From left to right: Bottom row: Head Coach Archie C. Dunsmoor, Ben Houk, Bob Johnson, Ron Robinson, Larry Snook, Lynn Trimble, Dick Dillon, Scott Banister, Daryl [or Darryl - nickname: "Butch"] Corey, Ron Pettichord, Henry Thew. Middle row: Assistant…

"A panel discussion on 'The Right of Inquiry of the Un-American Activities' was held in the week's observance of 'Law Day.' Panel members included Attorneys Ross Hearing [Heaning?], Charles Cater, and Richard Neely

Enclosed description: "Eastern Oregon College, La Grande, Pic Indent, EOC Homecoming Queen - Miss [Beth Combs] (center) Friday night was crowned queen of EOC's Homecoming festivities. Her attendants are (left) Sandra Thompson, Pendleton, and Janet…

This photo must have been taken in the event that there was a different winner because the 1960 Homecoming Queen was the young woman on the right, Miss Beth Combs. "EOC Homecoming Queen - L to R: Janet Sanderson, Hermiston

The 1960 Homecoming Queen, Beth Combs. She is wearing a long velvet cape with a high collar and a jewelled brooch at the neck. She also has a jewelled crown and earrings on. [This photo appears in the 1961 Mountaineer yearbook, pg. 54.]

"1960" Hunt Hall, sections "A" and "B." A line of late 1950's era cars are parked in front of the building.

This is a picture of Inlow Hall taken from an elevated position, probably taken from Pierce Library. The small staircases, ornate railings, and benches that used to run out from the side of the building are visible. Late 1950's era cars can be seen…