Color photo of the Centennial High School Marching Band ("Awesome Eagle Show Band") performing a field show in the 1983 Festival of Bands at Portland Civic Stadium. Photo shows most of the band. Wind players are wearing a uniform consisting of a black suit with white, red, and blue overlay or bib, white fluffy shako, and black shoes with white spats. The drumline and dance team are wearing black pants and blue blouses. Advertising billboards are visible at the back of the arena. The color guard and letter squad are at the back, made up of girls all wearing a uniform consisting of black skirt and boots, blue blouse, and black hat with a red plume.
Color photo of the Centennial High School Marching Band ("Awesome Eagle Show Band") in the 1983 Festival of Bands at Portland Civic Stadium. Photo shows primarily marching wind players and percussionists. The wind players are wearing a uniform consisting of a black suit with white, red, and blue overlay or bib with word "EAGLES" spelled down back, white fluffy shako, and black shoes with white spats. The drumline members are wearing black pants and blue blouses; black hat with red plume.
The Isaac Staples Trophy for Championship Calf Club Record, Multnomah County Fair 1928. Phrase is engraved on shield placed central on one side of the trophy. Trophy is a bronze/gold color with a traditional cup shape, two handles extending, one from either side. Entire trophy is of a 'hammered' appearance. Inside bottom of the cup portion is the engraved label stating "Empire Art Silver."
The metal ornament sits atop the multi-tiered wood base, with the plaque on the front side. The ornament itself consists of what appears to be a column of wheat or other grain depicted alongside the words "Sperry Trophy'' with a small Sperry detail piece set into the trophy. The wood base in triple tiered, glossy, and the plaque on the front is inscribed "Champion Showman 4-H Club Multnomah County Fair August 21 to 27 1939".
Faded blue ribbon which appears purple from the Central Washington Fair denoting the Senior Livestock Champion. The ribbon is satin and the text is in gold. The seal of Washington is in the center of the 'petals' of the ribbon.
Ribbon awarded for the Grand Champion of the 1954 Multnomah County Fair. The ribbon appears as purple satin, but is possibly a faded blue ribbon. In the center of the rosette lies the seal of the state of Oregon. The text and seal are in gold.
Black and white aerial view, Zimmerman's 12 Mile Store at intersection of Stark (Baseline Road) and 223rd (Fairview Road). Homes and other commercial buildings are clustered at the intersection, including the Twelve-Mile Service Station opposite the store. Landscape oriented, looking northeast. View of the Washington Cascade Foothills, the west end of the Columbia Gorge and Troutdale in distance.
Silver ceremonial bowl from the Pacific International Livestock Exposition 1962 in Portland, OR. The bottom is engraved with the trademark of Paul Reverve Reproduction, F.B. Rogers Silver Co. There is the seal of the exposition on the front of the bowl.
