Pacific University students pose with the reassembled Boxer statue
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Pacific University students pose with the reassembled Boxer statue
Description
A group of Pacific University students, members of the class of 1918, pose for a picture after reassembling the Boxer statue in 1914, their freshman year. They are wearing the Pacific University beanies students received as freshmen. The students are identified in Pacific Today, Volume 1, Issue 1, Spring 1966. They are as follows: First row - Thomas Reuben Roe, unidentified, unidentified, Watt Andrew Long, Wilford Myron Briggs, Byron Matthew Goodman, John Converse 'Vercy' Bellinger, Thayne Miller Livesay, Laben Earle Morin, and Darrell Vincent Heisler [original author unsure of identity]. Second row - Leo Sheridan Lucas, Glenn Robert Jack, Samuel Verle Stanley, George Wilcox, and John Ireland. Third row - Grace Almeda Zerba, Ruth Carson Stewart, Emma Craft, Emma Harris [more likely Ruth Harris], Rhoda Christina Enschede, Elizabeth Simon, Hazel Evelyn Gilpin, Nettie Viola Davis, unidentified, Mary Margaret Bean [original author unsure of identity, note: she was a senior at Tualatin Academy in 1914], unidentified, Myrtle Lola Gilpin, Charlotte Victoria Morrison, Janeese [Janness, original author unsure of identity] Lola Miller [original author unsure], Alta Josephine Soule, unidentified, unidentified, and Fred Margaret Acker, Fourth row - Lester Tallmon Jones, Charles Shannon Hancock, Elbert John Taylor, Martin John Bernards [note: he was a senior at Tualatin Academy in 1914], unidentified, Harold Arthur Reed, unidentified, Irvin William Turner, unidentified, Newton Conger McCoy, Lawrence Fulton Clark, and Carl Colvin Curtis.
[back] See the Alumn News, Fall of '65 vol 12 no 1, Spring of 66 vol 1 no 1 - with [unintelligible] - to know names and date. [note] Hillsboro, Ore., Nove. 9-1962. Dear Mrs. Story:- Dr. Reynolds told me I might send these old pictures to you, to be put in the P. U. Museum. I - as Ruth Harris, and my brother Allan - were Freshmen in 1914 - and tho many names now escape me - I remember all the faces in these old pictures. A part of Boxer had been missing for many years - and the class in 1914 finally assembled all of him., so soon after school started, a good many of our class went out to Naylor's Grane and had this picture taken. Our class kept possession of him for a good while. Some day I hope to visit the museum again - Sincerely-Ruth Harris Euschede (Mrs. W. J.) 801 S. 7th Ave., Hillsboro Oregon.
Date Created
1914
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Identifier
PUApic_013893
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Source
Photo Image Collection, Pacific University Archives
Type
Still Image