Two women, possibly administrative staff or student workers, staffing a desk at Pacific University. One is using a typewriter while the other appears to be reviewing files. The original slide was printed in October, 1976.
Women seated what appears to be a break room at Pacific University. They may be staff members, or possibly a professor (left) with students. Coffee supplies are in the background; notes, magazines and a book are on the table. The notice posted on the wall behind them is written phonetically, and appears to be asking people to bring replacement supplies or "goodies" to the room. The original slide was printed in October, 1976.
A woman with blond hair holding several folders, sitting on the patio of Washburne Hall on the Pacific University campus. This photograph was taken by Peg Oslund. The original slide was printed in September, 1976.
A facilities worker rebuilding a staircase in a building on the Pacific University campus. Older lumber is visible behind the newer plywood in the background. The original slide was printed in July 1976.
Attendees of Pacific University's annual Lu'au in 1976, observing the outdoor kalua pig roast. Students tending the roasting pit are visible in the foreground. The older couple in the background might be former University President Miller Ritchie and his wife, Josephine; he had left Pacific in 1970, but returned to Oregon in 1975 and remained active in college affairs during his retirement.
An African-American Pacific University student meeting with a professor, apparently examining an item on the desk together. The professor may be Russell Saunders, who taught business and economics. Books on marketing are visible in the background, along with a calendar and notes pinned to a bulletin board. This photograph was probably taken by a staff photographer to illustrate student experiences, possibly for use in a promotional publication. The slide was printed in March 1976, but is probably a reprint of an earlier photograph, most likely taken circa 1970-1974.
A Pacific University student operating electronic equipment, which has a stencil marked "Physics." He appears to be measuring electrical resistance or doing a similar task. This photograph was probably taken by a staff photographer to illustrate student experiences, possibly for use in a promotional publication. The slide was printed in March 1976, but is probably a reprint of an earlier photograph, most likely taken circa 1970-1974.
A Pacific University student operating a projector, which has a stencil marked "PU AV" (Pacific University Audio-Visual). The image appears to have been taken during an event in the gym: a basketball hoop is visible in the background. This photograph was probably taken by a staff photographer to illustrate student experiences, possibly for use in a promotional publication. The slide was printed in March 1976, but is probably a reprint of an earlier photograph, most likely taken circa 1970. For another image of the same student, see PUA_PeoSlides_119.
Three men, presumably all Pacific University professors, wearing plaid outfits and having a discussion. The slide was printed in March 1976, but is probably a reprint of an earlier photograph, most likely taken circa 1970-1974.
Professor Robert Davies, who taught English, having a discussion with a student over coffee at Pacific University. This photograph was probably taken in Washburne Hall. The slide was printed in March 1976, but is probably a reprint of an earlier photograph, most likely taken circa 1970-1974.
A Pacific University professor assisting a woman student at Pacific University. Based on similar images found together with this one, this was likely taken by a staff photographer. The slide was printed in March 1976, but is probably a reprint of an earlier photograph, most likely taken circa 1970-1974.
Two men, possibly a student and a professor, apparently examining something together while at Pacific University. Based on similar images found together with this one, this was likely taken by a staff photographer in the early 1970s. The slide was printed in March 1976, but was most likely a reprint of an earlier photograph.
A Pacific University student wearing multiple leis, flanked by two other students. This was probably taken just after one or more of these students graduated, as several people in the background are wearing graduation caps. The original slide was printed in March 1976, but the photograph was certainly taken earlier: likely between 1970-1974, based on other images from the same set.
A Pacific University librarian shelves journals in the stacks of Scott Library. This may be Librarian Patricia Sobottka (unconfirmed).This photograph appears to have been posed in order to illustrate the services available to students at Pacific; it may have been taken by a staff photographer. The original slide was printed in July, 1975.
Pacific University librarian Donna Shaver assisting a student with the card catalog in Scott Library. This photograph appears to have been posed in order to illustrate the services available to students at Pacific; it may have been taken by a staff photographer. The original slide was printed in July, 1975.
A student wearing a suit and a fedora, standing outside near Trombley Square on the Pacific University campus. The original slide was printed in March, 1975.
A restored antique fire truck, painted with the label "McMinnville F. D.", and a crew of attendants in matching uniforms. A framed article, presumably about the truck, is on the ground at its base. This was very likely taken at the annual Concours d'Elegance car show in Forest Grove, Oregon. The original slide was printed in July, 1974.
A student wearing a lei who appears to have just graduated, during Pacific University's Commencement in May, 1973. She is holding her robe, tam and diploma.
A student who appears to have just graduated, holding his robe, tam and possibly his diploma, during Pacific University's Commencement in May, 1973. The Stoller Center appears in the background.
A female student dressed in a graduation robe wearing a green lei and a white lei, just after Pacific University's Commencement in May, 1973. The woman standing with her may be a friend or relative.
Student Faith Nagasawa dressed in a graduation robe wearing a large number of pink leis, just after Pacific University's Commencement in May, 1973. The woman standing with her is likely a relative; possibly her mother.
