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Steven and Stacy first met at the infamous Alpha Zeta Anti-Valentine's Day dance in 2001.

Charles Whittick recalls meeting his wife, Barbara Haglund, at an Alpha Zeta dinner dance.

It wasn’t love at first sight, but it was love at first kiss.

Jonathan and Shirley met at freshmen orientation when they were in the same group.

The Second World War took him away for two years, but he looked me up and that was it.

"Mindy fell for him even more when he wasn't 'mister smooth', driving the wrong way down a one way street, she thought to herself, 'He's the one.'"

“I am going to claim all of those 58 years,” says Marvelyn, about her late husband Dan.

Both Emma and Cliff have now passed on but they often spoke of their time at Pacific.

Shirley came from Skagit County, Wash., to �鶹ֱ�� as a freshman in Sept. 1951.

Alice remembers Homecoming in 1951, which she and Everett Stanley co-chaired. She enjoyed having her picture taken with Everett and the Boxer, as well as her husband Ken.

Herbert was one of the WWII vets who took advantage of the GI Bill for his education.

Ruth recalls spending four years in the music department of Pacific. She also shares her memory of meeting her husband, David, whose athletic picture now hangs in the �鶹ֱ�� Hall of Fame.