Student Life

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The Ancient Order of United Mustache Growers was a club formed by members of the Alpha Zeta fraternity at Pacific University. This collection includes the order's Constitution, a newspaper clipping and a photograph of its mustachioed members.

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This collection includes Constitutions and By-Laws documents of the ASPU, dating from 1937-1979. These documents were formerly cataloged in the Library's "Pacificana" collection.

Scope and Contents This collection consists of one brochure issued by the BSU titled, "Pacific University: From a Black Perspective" (circa 1970); photocopied newspaper articles and editorials about the BSU's activities from the late 1960s-mid 1970s from the student newspaper, "The Index"; and color copies of the yearbook pages for the Black Student Union, the Concerned Black Students, and Cultural and Ethnic Minority Student Union groups, 1970-1982. To date, no other documents such as original meeting...

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A notebook containing handwritten class notes from student Carl Peterson of Hillsboro. Peterson was a student in Pacific University's Conservatory of Music in the early 1910s.

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Scrapbook of Barbara Potts Carlin who graduated from Pacific University in 1933.

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Gertrude Boyd Crane was a professor of religion and philosophy at Pacific University from 1938-1962. This collection contains newspaper clippings, photographs, correspondence and similar materials pertaining to her career.

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The Delta Chi Delta sorority was founded in 1959 when the charter was presented to the first members by Pacific University. The two items in this collection are an early scrapbook from the 1950s and 1960s belonging to the Delta Chi Delta sorority, and a file folder containing the sorority's constitution, original charter and news clippings about the sorority's formation as well.

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Forest Grove High School, founded in 1907, has published yearbooks since at least the 1920s. This collection includes several issues of the yearbook from various sources.

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The Gamma Sigma Fraternity, founded at Pacific University in 1863, is one of the oldest college fraternal societies in the Western United States. The collection includes material created or saved by the organization, including a copy of its charter and incorporation documents, pledge manuals, lists of members / alumni, meeting minutes, photographs, financial and property records, correspondence and other material.

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Carol and Herb Drew were students at Pacific University from 1956-1960. The collection includes approximately 40 black-and-white prints and over 200 negatives depicting student life at that time.