Paper copy of a photograph of the groundbreaking from Pacific University's Harvey W. Scott library. Pictured, from left to right, are: Miller A. F. Ritchie, Pacific's 1959-1970 president; Clifford Rowe, a professor of Journalism at Pacific University; and Fred Scheller, professor of Speech and Communications at Pacific University.
The groundbreaking ceremony for Washburne Hall, otherwise known as the University Center or UC. The President of the University, Miller Ritchie, is pictured with an unidentified woman holding a shovel.
On Pacific University's Founders Day, President Ritchie and Dr. Graham Griswold listen while Dr. Raymond Walker reads the citation for Mr. Griswold's Distinguished Citizenship Award.
Photograph of President Ritchie talking to two unidentified males at his desk. This photograph was used in the Northwest magazine October 27,1968 edition, in an article on 'The Kid in the Middle.'
President M. A. F. Ritchie dictating in his study at home. This photograph was taken as part of a feature series on the Ritchie family shortly before his inauguration on March 6, 1960.
Photo of President Ritchie and his wife with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kirk Miles Sr. They are standing in front of the plaque for Tom Miles Theatre. Mr. and Mrs. Miles financed the renovation for the theatre in memory of their son, Tom Kirk Miles Jr., who died in an automobile accident while he was a student at Pacific University. This plaque reads: Tom Miles Memorial Theatre/There's a special Providence/In the fall of a sparrow. If it/Be now, it is not to come. If it be/Not to come, it will be now. If/It be not now, yet it will come./The readiness is all. Hamlet V Sc. II/Thomas Kirk Miles Jr. Student Player 1960-1964.
