A photo of the Pacific University campus in the 1920s. The first building on the right is Old College Hall, also known as the Chem Shack or Science Hall.
A group of six female and five male students from Pacific University in 1949. They were a group of madrigal singers who travelled across the Pacific Northwest to perform songs.
Students in a Pacific University aviation course. Possibly led by Jean Maxine McCurdy Gilman, born in 1920, who obtained her pilot's license while attending Pacific University. She was also the Pendleton Roundup Rodeo Queen which may explain the western style clothing of the young woman on the right.
Several young men dressed in period outfits sitting on a truck, one in particular looks like Abraham Lincoln. In the background there are several more individuals in period dress. On the truck are Greek letters suggesting they are members of a fraternity. This might possibly be a Founder's Day celebration at Pacific University.
Students who work on the Pacific University student publication the Index. The young men in the back row are, left to right, Watten Tupper, Clinton Ostrander, Ned Livingston, Max Rickoy, and Jay Austin. The young women in the front row are, left to right, Emma Hope, Elizabeth Briggs, Laura Tambesie, and Ruth Haines.