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This is a scrapbook created by Oregon Episcopal School to commemorate the school's centennial. The scrapbook contains letters, telegrams, event descriptions and programs, photographs, school songs, and other centennial memorabilia. Please note that…

This scrapbook was created by Virginia Burdick. Burdick was an alumna of St. Helen's Hall in the early-1940s. The scrapbook contains photographs and descriptions of student activities during her time at school. Please note that pages containing news…

This scrapbook was created by Barbara Jean Himan. Hinman was an alumna of St. Helen's Hall in the late-1940s. The scrapbook contains photographs and descriptions of student activities during her time at school.

This scrapbook was created by Ann Butterfield. Butterfield was an alumna of St. Helen's Hall in the 1940s. The scrapbook contains photographs and descriptions of student activities during her time at school.

This scrapbook was created by Patricia Waters Hazelett. Hazelett was an alumna of St. Helen's Hall in the early-1940s. The scrapbook contains photographs and descriptions of student activities during her time at school.

This photograph was depicts a St. Helen's Hall art class. A group of young women are seated together, each working on their own portrait or landscape drawing.

The St. Helen's Hall basketball team and "Yell Leaders" of 1928 pose on the steps of St. Helen's Hall. The inscription on the back of the photograph states: 1928 Basketball Team Yell Leaders - Elizabeth and Esther Kaser (Alaska). Top row: Jane…

This photograph depicts the St. Helen's Hall Library. Young women are seated at a long table to study together. Each woman has a few books or papers near her and her head is bowed in quiet study. The librarian is seated behind a desk at the front and…

This is a photograph of the graduating women of St. Helen's Hall, taken June 1890. From left to right: Bessie Lambert Wood, Lucretia Allen, Mamie Charman Lovett, Jane Whalley Muir, Elizabeth Caldwell, Henrietta Cinsheimer Coleman.

Ten women of St. Helen's Hall form a line. Each woman hugs and lays their head on the back of the woman in front of her. The back of the photograph has the following inscription: 1886, 1. Mrs. Laidlaw (?) and 3. Mrs. W.T. Muir.