Pacific University's 1958 Senior Class officers: Ronald Wolff, vice president; Fred Fuerst, treasurer; Calla Norris, secretary; Ronald Schmidt, president. They are sitting on the spirit bench.
An interior view of Mary Frances Farnham's room in the first Herrick Hall at Pacific University which burned down in 1906. Mary Frances Farnham served as the principal of the Ladies Department from 1897 until 1915 and then as the University's Dean of Women from 1915-1924.
Photograph of an open house held in Old College Hall for the dedication of the Tualatin Academy Room in 1960. Mrs. Irving C. Story (left) displays the flag made by Tabitha Brown, with President and Mrs. M. A. F. Ritchie to her right.
Photograph of Old College Hall, facing the University Center. It was locate din this spot until 2003, when it was relocated to make way for the new Pacific University Library.
A photograph of attendees (probably alumni) wearing redface costumes at a Pacific University alumni dinner held sometime between 1957-1959. One man wears an feather headdress, while a server (probably a student) wears a costume with makeup in the background. A tipi and trees are visible as props behind them. There were at least two alumni dinners held at Pacific University during this time period, which were advertised under the title, "Pow-wow Dinner." The event did not actually include Native Americans. From photographs, it appears to have included: white performers dressed in wigs, makeup and costumes performing a fake "pow-wow" dance; attendees wearing Native-style chieftain headdresses; attendees being given headbands with feathers to wear; and decorations mimicking a forest setting. This took place in Pacific University's Old Gymnasium. The photographer, Herb Drew, was a student who took pictures for the campus newspaper.
Photograph of the Pacific University campus during s storm. The visible buildings, left to right, are: Marsh Hall, Old College Hall and the original Herrick Hall.