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  FGHS Class of 1909

  Group portrait of the Forest Grove High School Class of 1909.
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  Group of young women pose for a photo

  A group of female Pacific University students pose for group photo on the steps of Marsh Hall. The student in the third row, furthest right, is identified as Rhoda Mills. The student in the middle row, second from the right, is Medelon Bose [uncomfirmed]. The student in the first row, third from the right, is identified as Julia Tomlinson.
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  Pacific University students running hurdles

  A group of young men running a hurdles race.
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  Student passing the baton in a relay race

  A student passing the baton in a track and field relay race.
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  Unidentified student races through an obstacle course

  A photo of an unidentified Pacific University student racing through an obstacle course.
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  Crowd of Pacific University students watching a basketball game

  A crowd of Pacific University students cheering at a basketball game.
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  Pacific University students talking in the bleachers

  A crowd of Pacific University students in the bleachers. One of the young men, unspecified, is identified as Scott Kanady.
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  Group of young women in matching jackets

  A group of young women wearing jackets matching Rally jackets to the Pacific University noise parade.
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  Unidentified Pacific University student in Pacific jacket

  An unidentified Pacific University student dressed in a Pacific University jacket.
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  Young men in matching sweaters pose for a photo

  A group of Pacific University students in matching sweaters pose for a photo. The young men are identified as follows. Back row: Eugene Petroff, Enoch LaRoy Dillon (graduated 1948), John Robert Meyer (graduated 1949), Peter S. Ford (graduated 1945). Middle row: Duane V. Waln, Jr. (graduated 1949) and Warren Vadman. Last row: Trevor Allan Hausske (graduated in 1946) and Don Edwards.
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  Four students posing in matching uniforms

  Four students in matching uniforms, possibly cheerleaders, pose for a photo. Clockwise, from top left, they are identified as: Charles Eldredge Staley (graduated 1952), Roger K. Smith (graduated 1953), Diane Rimby (graduated 1953), and Elaine B. Brady (graduated 1953).
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  An instructor shows Ilena Mead how to ski

  A group of people skiing. In the foreground are an unidentified instructor and Pacific University student Ilena Mead. Mead graduated in 1953.
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  Student stretches for a dance class

  A Pacific University student stretches for a dance class.
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  Pacific University homecoming sign

  Two students stand next to the Pacific University Phibate homecoming sign. Sign reads Fight on Pacific , Welcom Alumni, Pound the Pioneers.
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  Pacific University class photo

  A class of Pacific University students, circa 1939, pose for a photo on the steps of Marsh Hall.
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  Two photos of Pacific University students circa 1910

  Front side: A group photo of six Pacific University students. The young woman furthest left is identified as Ethella Stoughton Stearns and the young woman furthest right is identified as Esther Silverman [unsure of maiden name]. Back side: Harry Pembroke Humphreys digging a ditch to drain the athletic field on Campus Clean-up Day.
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  A Pacific University sports team

  A 1910 Pacific University sports team that won the Millis Cup.
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  Tom Roff preparing for a speech

  Photograph of a Pacific University student, Tom Roff, apparently preparing to give a speech. He attended Pacific University around the 1950s.
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  Portrait of Margaret Keep

  Portrait of Margaret Keep, student in the Conservatory at Pacific University in the early 1920s. She later became a piano teacher.
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  Certificate of completion from Tualatin Academy

  Copy of a certificate of completion from Tualatin Academy for Margaret M. Hinman, Pacific University Class of 1891. D. L. Edwards was the principal at the time.
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  Portrait of Hatsutara Tamura

  Portrait of Hatsutara Tamura, Pacific University Class of 1876, who became the principal of a female seminary. After graduating from Pacific, he traveled to California to attend the state university; however, due a recent tuition raise, he changed his mind and went to New York. There, he met the head master of a school called St. Clement's Hall and was offered a teaching position. Eventually, he returned to Japan and further pursued his career in education, which included tenures as a professor of English and Physics in Osaka and as director of a middle school in Hamamatsu, Japan.
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  Portrait of Kin Saito

  Portrait of Kin Saito, Pacific University Class of 1876, who became the Chief Justice of the Court of Hokkaido.
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  May Day queen

  Photograph of what appears to be the May Queen at the Pacific University May Day.
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  Pacific procession

  Photograph of a Pacific University procession, perhaps for May Day. There is a young boy carrying a crown in the front.