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1980 Phi Beta Lambda Member 1
"October 1980 - Eric Dorr Skidmore, Phi Beta Lambda State President - Madras, Oregon" There are partial views of Hunt Hall, campus sidewalks, the white sculpture in front of Zabel Hall, and the roof of Ackerman School visible in the background.
1980 Phi Beta Lambda Member 2
"October 1980 - Valerie Allen - Phi Beta Lambda member" There are partial views of Hunt Hall, campus sidewalks, the white sculpture in front of Zabel Hall, and the roof of Ackerman School visible in the background.
1984 Students, Outdoors, Summer at EOSC 01
"July 1984 - Summer at EOSC" Two young women relax in a field of grass and clover near the white sculpture in front of Zabel Hall.
1989 Student, Sculpture 1-1
"1989" Wearing a t-shirt with "TVCC" on it, a young man sits on the white sculpture outside of Zabel Hall.
1986 Employee, Walking
"3/1986" This is an unidentified woman walking on a campus sidewalk near the white sculpture in front of Zabel Hall.
90's Employee, Reading Outdoors
Relaxing as though he were in an easy chair, an EOSC employee sits on the outdoor white sculpture and reads. Part of Ackerman Hall is in the background. [Dan Mielke?]
90's Student, Sculpture
Wearing a red and white plaid shirt and cuffed jeans, a young woman uses the white sculpture as a place to study. She is sitting with a book lying across her lap and an open notebook next to her. Part of Ackerman Hall is visible behind her.
80's Campus in Autumn
This photo was taken looking out at the campus from in front of Zabel Hall. The white sculpture is in the foreground, students walk on campus sidewalks, and Pierce Library is visible in the background. It appears as though someone is flying a kite.
1988 Zabel Hall
"1988 - Campus scenes: Zabel Hall"
70's Zabel Hall Entrance
"Zabel" Two young women stand next to each other talking near a brick gardening bed. To the right, a professor leaves Zabel Hall with briefcase in hand. Further back on the sidewalk, right outside the entrance, two more students are making their way.…