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1. Indian hop pickers in Moxee Valley, Yakima
Indian hop pickers in Moxee Valley, Yakima
Description
Native American agricultural laborers
2. OAC students assembled in the Administration Building for chapel service
OAC students assembled in the Administration Building for chapel service
Description
This area was located in the center of the second floor.
3. President Bloss with students
President Bloss with students
Description
First row (bottom) L to R:?, William H. Bloss or Ed. Bryson, Pres. John M. Bloss, and ? Gellatly?. Middle row: ?, ?, ? Delia Gellatly?, ?. Top row: ?, ?, Ed Wilson, Dorothea Nash or Delia Gellatly, ?.
4. Henry B. Miller portrait, circa 1890s
Henry B. Miller portrait, circa 1890s
Description
A successful Oregon businessman and politician, Henry B. Miller served as the fourth president of Oregon Agricultural College for only eleven months. The Board of Regents chose Miller, a member of the board since 1895, to succeed John M. Bloss.
5. Oregon Agricultural College vs. Albany College
Oregon Agricultural College vs. Albany College
6. The OAC baseball team
The OAC baseball team
7. Formation of OAC cadets, circa 1890
Formation of OAC cadets, circa 1890
Description
Cyanotype print of formation of cadets on field. Uniform vintage is 1890 or older with large stripes on sleeves and early brimmed forage caps.
8. Harvey L. McAlister, circa 1898
Harvey L. McAlister, circa 1898
Description
Harvey L. McAlister was known as "Pap Hayseed" during his student years at Oregon Agricultural College (OAC). McAlister came from Lexington, Oregon (in Morrow County) to OAC in 1893. As a freshman, he played center on the first OAC football team. McAlister attended OAC from 1893 to 1897 and earned a BS in Agriculture. After service in the Spanish-American War, he returned to Lexington where he farmed until his retirement in 1947, when he moved to the Veterans Home in Napa, California. McAlister died in California in 1955.
9. Percival Nash, class of 1893
Percival Nash, class of 1893
Description
Percival Nash was the son of local entrepreneur and OAC Board of Regents member Wallis Nash.
10. Showing trellis of hop yard of W.E. Thornton in North Yakima, Washington, with hops about 3/4 picked
Showing trellis of hop yard of W.E. Thornton in North Yakima, Washington, with hops about 3/4 picked