A group of men performing in drag at Pacific University's annual Lu'au in 1978. According to the student newspaper, this was an annual tradition to "initiate" freshmen boys: "As always, the freshmen boys were initiated in the usual traditional dance, this year being 'Ala Moana Annie.' Each year the freshman boys dance a song in women's muumuus, adding more humor to the show." (The Index, Apr. 14, 1978)
A group of men performing in drag at Pacific University's annual Lu'au in 1978. According to the student newspaper, this was an annual tradition to "initiate" freshmen boys: "As always, the freshmen boys were initiated in the usual traditional dance, this year being 'Ala Moana Annie.' Each year the freshman boys dance a song in women's muumuus, adding more humor to the show." (The Index, Apr. 14, 1978)
A vendor selling beaded jewelry at Pacific University's annual Lu'au in 1978. Other vendors, who may be selling leis, mangoes and other goods, are visible in the background.
A group of Pacific University students, family members from Hawai'i, and onlookers gather around the kalua pig roasting pit at Pacific's annual Luau in 1978.
Pacific University students and possibly their family members tend the kalua pig roasting pit at the university's annual Lu'au in 1978. The campus football field and Clark Hall appear in the background, along with a line of parked cars.
A woman performing a Maori-style poi ball dance at Pacific University's annual Lu'au in 1981. She is wearing a black sheath dress with a piupiu-style belt.
Four women and one man sing and play music on stage at Pacific University's annual Lu'au in 1981. They are wearing matching blue and white printed clothing.
Students performing a Maori-inspired dance at Pacific University's annual Lu'au in 1978. The woman wears a black sheath dress with a piupiu-style belt, and has poi balls hanging at at her waist.