Hamilton Campbell

July 2016

William and Ann Rector
William and Ann Rector

History Tidbits, People, Uncategorized

William and Ann Rector

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August 2005

Willamette University
Willamette University

Salem History Hub

Willamette University

WHC Research Intern2022-10-28T13:34:48-07:00August 24th, 2005|Categories: Salem History Hub|Tags: Alanson Beers, Alpha Chi Omega, Alvan Waller, Andrew Hermann, Art Department, Association of American Law Schools, Athletic Hall of Fame, Bearcat golf team, Belknap Residence Hall, Beta Theta Pi, Beth Fitzgerald, Bill Long, Bob Woodle, Bush Pasture, Calvin Lee, Carl Knopf, Charles Bowles, Charles P. and Fannie Kay Bishop Memorial Health Center, Chi Omega, Chloe Clarke Willson, College of Law, College of Music, dancing, David Leslie, Delta Gamma, Delta Tau Delta, Doney Residence Hall, Eaton Hall, Education, Elizabeth Heaston, Emily J. York, Football, Founder's day, Fusser's Guide, Gatke Hall, George Abernathy, George Putnam University Center, Glee, Gordie James, Hamilton Campbell, Herbert Smith Auditorium, Ira Babcock, Jason L. Geidenburg, Jason Lee, Jeff Knox, Jimmy Watts, Joseph Wythe, Josiah Parrish, Kappa Sigma, Kimball School of Theology, Lausanne Hall, Lewis Judson, Linfield College, Lucy Anna Lee Residence Hall, Mark O. Hatfield Library, McCulloch Stadium, Medical Department, Olympic Games, Omicron Delta Kappa, Phi Alpha, Phi Delta Theta, Pi Beta Phi, Salem, Salem History Hub, Sandra Day O’Connor, School, Science Department, Sesquicentennial, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Sigma Chi, Ted Ogdahl, Ted Ogdahl Field, Tokyo International University, track, Truman Foundation Honor Institution, Truman Wesley Collins Legal Center, University, Waller Hall, Wallulah, Willamette, Willamette Academy, Willamette Centennial, Willamette University, William S. Walton Hall, Women’s College|

Willamette University “Drinking wine or intoxicating liquors, smoking, card playing, swearing, immorality of any kind, quarreling, rude and unkind treatment of fellow pupils, the [...]

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