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"1950 Yule Candlelight Hour" Several faculty members attend the candlelighting ceremony conducted each year by the EAX (Sigma Alpha Chi) women's honor society. Professors Al Kaiser and Ralph Badgley have stopped to talk, and Amanda Zabel is just to…

"1950 - Evensong" Queen Hisako Kido is escorted by two gentlemen, the one on the left in a cap and gown, and President Roben J. Maaske on the right in a tuxedo. She is wearing a long satin, sleeveless gown with a cord crossed at the chest and tied at…

"1950 - Queen of Evensong, Hisako Kido" She is posing on the Grand Staircase outside of Inlow Hall. She is wearing a long sleeveless satin gown with a cord crossed at the chest and tied at the waist. She is holding a lit torch in her right hand. She…

The 1950 Queen of Evensong, Hisako Kido poses on the Grand Staircase outside of Inlow Hall. She is wearing a long sleeveless satin gown with a cord crossed at the chest and tied at the waist. She is holding a lit torch in her right hand.

"1950 - Hisako Kido" She is posing on one of the stone steps near Dorion Dormitory. She is wearing a short sleeved sweater, skirt, flats with bows on them, and a pearl necklace. She has a corsage on her left shoulder. Behind her are shrubs, and a…

Wearing Greek-style long dresses with cords crossed at the chest and tied at the waist, the 1950 Evensong Court pose together. From left to right, they appear to be: Leona Hatwan, Beverly Suitter, Martha Colvin, Queen Hisako Kido, Frances Gilfry,…

Wearing Greek-style long dresses with cords crossed at the chest and tied at the waist, the 1950 Evensong Court pose together. From left to right, they appear to be: Standing: Beverly Suitter, Martha Colvin, Queen Hisako Kido, Frances Gilfry, and…

The 1950 Evensong Court pose together at the bottom of the Grand Staircase. From left to right, they are identified as: "Queen Candidates: Lois Elam, Martha Colvin, Leona Hatwan, Queen Hisako Kido, Barbara Johnson, Beverly Suitter, and Frances…

"1950 - Grand Staircase" [Also have print from before damage to negative.]

Eastern Oregon College of Education's Inlow Hall. It appears that the photographer used some sort of special lens, like infrared, in order to create a lighting effect. [Photo appears in the 1950 Mountaineer yearbook, "The Old and the New" section.]