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"Robert Johnson" This is a formal portrait of Eastern Oregon employee, Robert Johnson. He is wearing a dark colored blazer over a light colored dress shirt and a dark necktie with a floral squares pattern on it.

This is a formal portrait of an unidentified Eastern Oregon alumni. She is wearing a dark colored, lace and large button dress, three strands of pearls, and eyeglasses.

Student body president, Carl Dutli and runner, Robert Johnson prepare a torch to be carried during a ballot measure long distance run. The runner wears a sign that reads, "Vote 3 Yes For College Opportunity." The start of a news story: "The touch of…

"Deadman's Pass near Pendleton is the destination" A long distance runner carries a torch in this leg of the ballot measure run. He is wearing a sign that reads, "Vote 3 Yes For College Opportunity. He has just passed the road sign that reads,…

"1938 - No. 1, E.O.N.S." This is a picture of Inlow Hall. Ivy covers most of the side of the building, and the small staircases and ornate railings are visible behind overgrown bushes.

"1930-32" This is a picture of Inlow Hall from a side of the building not covered often. In the early days, people used the open area next to the building to park their cars. A long staircase runs down the hill where saplings have been planted. On…

"March 1990 - Baseball" This picture was taken through chain-link fencing from behind home plate. There is an Eastern player up to bat, and the rival team is manning the field. An umpire crouches over the catcher in order to call the pitches. The…

"1987 - Campus" This is a section from the front of Inlow Hall. Near the windows, there are numerous discolorations, probably due to water damage and/or removal of shrubbery.

"1987 - Campus" This is a picture of Hunt Hall from the "C" section side. The building is complete with all four sections. There are cars parked in the lot in front of the building. Two outdoor sets of children's playground equipment belonging to…

"1987 - Campus" This is a photo of Hoke Hall taken from an elevated position a short distance away.