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1. At the Chicano Cultural Center
At the Chicano Cultural Center
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At the new Chicano Cultural Center, Della Perez-Franks talks with Samuel Aguirre and Naomi Arreguin-Richmond.
2. Installation ceremonies for the Delta Eta chapter of Alpha Phi Omega at Oregon State College
Installation ceremonies for the Delta Eta chapter of Alpha Phi Omega at Oregon State College
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The fraternity was for men who were or had been members of the Boy Scouts of America. Included was William Tebeau (back row, third from right), Oregon State's first male African-American graduate.
3. Lonnie B. Harris
Lonnie B. Harris
Description
Lonnie Harris was the first director of OSU's Educational Opportunities Program (EOP). OSU's Black Cultural Center is named after him.
4. Ray T. Yasui of Hood River, Oregon, member of the State Board of Higher Education, 1964-1971
Ray T. Yasui of Hood River, Oregon, member of the State Board of Higher Education, 1964-1971
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Ray Yasui attended Oregon State College.
5. Native American man drumming at Powwow
Native American man drumming at Powwow
6. Black Cultural Center Opening, 1975
Black Cultural Center Opening, 1975
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Bobby Hill, president of the Black Student Union, and University President Robert MacVicar prepare to cut the ribbon, officially opening OSU's Black Cultural Center. Looking on is Betty Griffin, assistant professor of education and chairperson of the Black Cultural Advisory Board. Photo was in the Oregon Stater issue, June 1975, vol.9 no.4, p. 4.
7. Man in Indian tribal regalia
Man in Indian tribal regalia
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Man in Indian tribal regalia at the OSU Native American Club's first Powwow on October 29, 1977.
8. Miss Warm Springs and Miss Indian Northwest and two other young Indian women
Miss Warm Springs and Miss Indian Northwest and two other young Indian women
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Miss Warm Springs and Miss Indian Northwest and two other young Indian women wear their identification numbers for the dance competition at the OSU Powwow.
9. Native American dancer
Native American dancer
Description
A visiting Native American interprets his feelings about a song at the OSU Powwow.
10. Native American boy at Powwow
Native American boy at Powwow
Description
A boy attends the OSU Native American Clubs' first powwow.
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