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  Interior View of Second Herrick Hall

  An interior view of a sitting area within the women's dormitory at Pacific University, probably "Second Herrick Hall" circa the 1920s-1930s based on the furniture style. Herrick Hall was the female dormitory at Pacific University from 1884 to 1973. In 1906, the First Herrick Hall set fire and was reconstructed as Second Herrick Hall. The second Herrick caught fire again on January 2, 1973 and was torn down.
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  Painting of Harvey W. Scott, Pacific University

  The painting of Harvey W. Scott was created in the late 1960's when Pacific University constructed in the Harvey W. Scott Memorial Library. Scott was the first graduate of Pacific University.
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  Pacific University student Wagland Balcone, 1921

  Photo of Pacific University football player Wagland Balcone in 1921.
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  Portrait of Donald Hammer, 1947

  Portrait of Donald Hammer, presumably a student at Pacific University in 1947.
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  Class of 1971, Mary Kay Henry

  Pacific University graduate Mary Kay Henry, class of 1971.
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  Virgil Hicks giving a sermon, 1930's

  Virgil Hicks preaches at a church in the 1930's
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  Virgil Hicks mowing the lawn, 1930's

  Virgil Hicks mowing the lawn in the 1930's
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  Portrait of Francis C. Appenlander, 1940's

  Portrait of Francis C. Appenlander, presumably a student at Pacific University in the 1940's
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  Mrs. T. D. Honeyman, Pacific University Board of Trustees member

  Portrait of Mrs. T. D. Honeyman. She was said to be a board member at Pacific University.
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  Grace Haines, Pacific University Class of 1919

  Portrait of Pacific University graduate Grace Haines, class of 1919, in the late 1910's.
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  Class of 1903 graduate William G. Hare

  Pacific University class of 1903 graduate William G. Hare in the early 1940's. Hare was a member of the Pacific University Board of Trustees from 1921 to 1926.
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  Man stoking a furnace, 1920's

  A man identified as Virgil Hicks feeds wood into a furnace in the 1920's at Pacific University.
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  Virgil Hicks instructing students, 1930's

  Virgil Hicks instructs a group of boys in the 1930's.
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  Trevor Hausske and Chinese memorabilia

  Trevor Hausske, class of 1946, poses with Chinese memorabilia at Pacific University in the mid 1940's.
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  Portrait of M. Owre, 1930's

  A portrait of a man identified as M. Owre in the 1930's. He could have been a student or faculty member at Pacific University.
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  Bust of freshmen class president Robert A. Imlay, 1905

  A bust portrait of the freshmen class president Robert A. Imlay. Imlay graduated from Pacific University in 1909.
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  Pacific University graduate Alvira Howard

  Alvira Howard graduated from Pacific University in the early 1900's
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  Man with bow and arrow at Pacific University, 1900's

  A man poses near an archery target with a bow and arrow in the 1900's. He was likely one of the archery class instructors.
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  Pacific building

  Photograph ofan unidentified building on the Pacific University campus.
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  Mrs. W. C. Hervey, college secretary

  Lucy Lincoln Hervey, also known as Mrs. W. C. Hervey, was the college secretary at Pacific University around 1920. She was an alumna of Carlton College. This photograph probably dates from the late 1910s or 1920s.
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  Charles E. Bradley and Pacific University athletes

  Charles E. Bradley, class of 1897, poses with members of athletic teams at Pacific University. Bradley became and instructor in Chemistry at Pacific.
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  Pacific University Band, 1924

  This photo was published in the 1924 Heart of Oak Pacific University yearbook on page 92. Members of the band included director C. W. Lawrence; Drum major Lee Strickland; Solo cornets Thorson Bennett, Alvin Hawk, Enoch Moore, and Ray Wolf; First cornets Fred Dysle, William Goff, Lester Talbot; Clarinet G. E. Richards; Saxophones Elmer Littlehales, Bernard Sellers, and Dean Sellers; Snare drum: William Harrison; Trombones: Elmer Hamilton, George Jackson, Harold Roberts, and Ellis Stebbins; Altos P. L. Jillson, Phillips Jillson, and Bert Sparks; Baritones Harry Kunkel and Leo Morgan; Basses Leonard Alley and John Anderson; Bass drum Bruce Roe. This group was deemed one of the most active organizations on campus.
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  Students by Marsh Hall, Pacific University 1970's

  The in 1970's, two students walk on the walkway near Marsh Hall heading toward what is now College Way at Pacific University. Marsh Hall was built from 1893 to 1895 and is still houses classrooms, administrative offices, and student services offices.
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  Dean of Women Mary Frances Farnham, 1920's

  Photo of the Dean of Women Mary Frances Farnham. Farnham was the women's dean from 1896 to 1924.