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  Parents siging in for parents weekend

  Parents sign in for the luncheon during parents weekend in the 1970s at Pacific University.
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  Parents at luncheon for Parents weekend.

  Parents and students travel down a buffet line at a luncheon for parents weekend at Pacific University in the 1970s.
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  Parents weekend luncheon

  Students, parents, and parents weekend directors enjoy lunch at one of the weekend events at Pacific University in the 1970s.
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  Activities during parents weekend

  Parents and students load a bus headed to a planned event for parents weekend in the 1970s.
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  Parents Weekend 1970s

  Attendees of Parents Weekend in the 1970s.
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  President Ritchie and guests at the Barker-Junkin Luncheon

  Photograph of President Ritchie with two guests at the Pacific University Barker-Junkin luncheon.
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  Wayne Morse during the Founders Day Ceremony

  Photograph of Wayne Morse delivering a speech at Pacific University on Founders Day.
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  Tom Vaughn at the Founders Day Ceremony

  Photograph of Tom Vaughn from the Oregon Historical Society being presented with a sash at the Founders Day ceremony. President Ritchie is also at the podium.
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  Photograph of three men outside a building

  Photograph of three men standing outside a building entrance. The back transcription identifies them as Dr. Tharsten Bergren, Dr. Harold Haines, and Dr. Meredith McVicker, though the man on the right appears to be Pacific University President Ritchie.
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  Photograph of three men outside a building

  Photograph of three men outside a building entrance. The back transcription calls them Dr. Tharsten Bergren, Dr. Harold Haines, and Dr. Meredith McVicker, though the man on the right appears to be Pacific University's President Ritchie.
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  Photo of Francis Taylor

  A photo of Francis Taylor, president of the student body at Pacific University.
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  Photo of Francis Taylor

  A portrait of an older Francis Taylor, president of the student body at Pacific University.
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  Petrified stump

  Photo of the petrified stump on Pacific University's campus. It was placed on the site of the log cabin that served as the first home for Pacific University. The monument was erected by the Class of 1897. Carnegie Hall is visible in the background.