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With the irst week of classes PLC eig h t ne\\ members have been ad�ed to the faculty and l\\o dor· ,�el1 on its \lay in the pattern of scholarly r o u t i n e, reglstIfLtlons mltorles ale being erected on the .. I ntrod Ct lO ns were I n order at the mplet ed In the campus Jon Ericson \\111 be were still being , Jubilee, the AWS sponsored, Big· .college offices The total enrollmen department or speech Herbert Ax· Little Sister Tea held Thursd ay at ford th department or . has been se at approximately m in the U pper S�B, as new T h e treshman Ics, Daniel Dvergsdal In the depart· regular students .

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Ucation is he r plannea vocation eDr.:g!Q- ",,����,}tt.;�.�t,.�B. , ���nJ ed.J?�!-tlc.s.".J�. 'P-J.£; -��r 9ild�ts ���.it���;Y!·l"iIk>-1bntlRent:otmuai.e.�� t,4e If111�or _ot� o..ur ....: a v i se appOI . r t" \.UV- senlor' j'eU Queefi:' �;"" a niO've"!-of.,:!"""l':""QO--·"; d l!f� ul€lfonll Lut�ess, John' will not be available .untn next is.. Others. are· Luthe�n Students Ass oclaU on ot F'oll owing the main. speaker, Miss Sa c ra me nt o, ' Calif., -Js' ma10rtng In sue, however. AmerIca. This was lear.ned· from "Iargaret Wickstrom, dean. of ",omspeech with the lritlntion of so ing the Chicago national headq uarters I en, Onella Lee played a plano selec· inlo ether radio or TV. Last year last Friday. tion, Jean .F'rleske sang and Judy she and Paul Steen w r o t e and N ational prominence was brou ght played In the cam·pu s p roduc tion , Bureker p layed a tlut� solo. Jean Forelgn M en PLC by t he ot to selection Dr Christensen gave a reading. . "Nltht Time, USA_ " Activities In. 1 guished Schnackenberg to join the dlstin- eluded AWS council Harriet Vorvlck, newly-electe and Alpha Phi, <P Welcome d group ot advisers. WhiCh t he s p e e c h honorary . She also "resident of AWS, brought greet· includes Pror. L. J. Tolle of Texas clalm.s to be able to talk to SacraHow would you like to travel half ings to t he women. Other officers I A . & M., the Rev. John Sardenson . me to without a telephone. introduced were: Nancy Turman, way around the world to go to col· n of Cornel University. and Al Ice OtT he girls e lected last year to tlll "ice p resident; Kathy Biery, secr e lege? Artin Taniellan, or Harry, if I terness ot Boston University. t he c heer leading spots were unable tary; Kathy Gulhaugen, treasure r; . you prefer, ba.s done just that. Har· ,

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dad we bave what is comically . University of �lanltoba and • E " ltRlled the Sp,lna\\ay bu:s Ho \\ e \'er, I Maste rs from the niversity of u U nothing compares \\ Ith h e fi) JOg Kuethe, :'IIiss Connie Nelson and ronto. The first meeting of the Student nice S\\ ellson provided backglound (alpets of hl:shomeland,exceptpos· Miss Ka ren Doe. Mr. Gordon Gilbertson, midwestlD�dy Council was held TU �S-day, mUSIc dUllng the lefreshments slbl} \\ ooden houses, \\ hlch be IS Ericson g rad uated from PLC in Wyoming. will join the college statf! With Don Gaarder, \' i <- e pl'esl(l ent . I living in fOI the first time. 1952. The next yea r he did graduate in the department of music. He will ope ning the de\·otions. Thelma Ny.

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Harry is a science .m a10r who work at Stanford University, where be the director of Band. Gilbertson g aard. secretary, then rt!ad the min· hopes to become an engineer b ef or e he earned a :'Ilasler of Arts (Iegree Is married and has three children. utes which were approved. he relu rns to Iraq. Coming Crom one in the unusually short tim e of three His publica.tlons Include "Strings In. As for the Lycenm series. it was W iO speak fOllr lan�uages nd v as Qua ters . While at PLC he was ac "! the Small School." a �l Ilo u nced t1la� )11'. Weiss and Mr. � � ; Robert L Johnson, assistant pro - I . ,stili able .0 los e himself In "New tiv e in deba.te and pal'ticlpated in D ver gsda l is an exchange profes- Karl a re \\"orklllg on this and will . fessor of illdustnal ans MISS Grace lork, the fact that he thinks PLC many tO lll"namelllS once competing SOl" fro m l"orwa)' for Professor let the COUll('i1 know the result of _ . ' s a s a O .�� �:�: �� il�.�� �. � � � st ud n ts are the friendliest he has aga inst a Britis h I'ea m i n an inter Akre. He is a tea cher at the Voss their contal:lS as soon as possible; . ld fe g , met IS a hi gh national deba te at \Vest Poim l"ew Stale Secon a y School in Voss probably as soon as tile different r t h o t :;�� Yc��!;: �\� � :� notber new student Is Ronald York. Last year Ericson tn\�ht at l"orwn.y. His borne is in MYkleb�st appointments ,lre made. � : � : t�� , i l tb Ci i . Ho from Honolulu. He happened to Texas Lutheran College_ �lrs. Eric· Jolster. The Voss school gives work Letter s of th anks are being s en t . away from the campus thiS year for enter PLC -through the efforts a s on nee my Knudson i s a PLC whi h compares with the junior to the writers of the Freshman study, tea chi ng and travel . !neig hbo r, thl% tonner Nancy Shin· grad. ' handbook, Ted Scheele, Robe rt Kelcolle ge in his counlry. ears, Pro· I ko etbe, and of course his slst�l', During the next two H erbe t Axf ord comes to tiS from D vergsdal, who was recently mar· ler and Norman Sc hnalble. o fes sor Johnson will or k i ng t - Nat. Ron Is working for a degree lD Knox College In Galesburg , 1IIlnols. ried, did his college work at the The meeting was closed a f t e r " wards his doctor s degree at the Business A mi nistration . Thou.gh He has taught at the University ot University of 0510 where ·he has the Gordon S t r o m and John _Holum ' L" nh'ersity ot M i nneso ta . He at- he expected a lack of sunsh i ne, the Toronto and the University or Wisquivalen of a masters degree. He were appointed to study the con· t ended that universitl': during the early morning fog surprised him. c on sin. Axford received his Bach- has done research work on the Old s i tut ion ot the Student Christian first term of the 1954 summer ses· The third foreign students"on the elor ot Commerce degree trom the Norse di i onary. sso ciation. _ _ slon and returned to leach the sec· PLC ca mp us Is Hans Mollerup from __ _ _

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le roast and Inspirational am is scheduled for the Lutheran Studenta' Association Suntraveled o verland to Norway. day, Septem ber 26, at 6:00 p.m., ac· After completion of the scbool cordl�s to Phil Wig en. president. year In NorwAy, 1he.Akres pla.n to ' go to England where they will study !�I�:�t� =\:�:!:,:a�e��: 19�5 at one r ot g unfavorable. A charKe ot 25 cents ����: u::e=:� will be made tor ·the hot dogs and Grover Akre, th e protessor's son, pop. . is now a member ot the Junior class The tIrst regular business meetat PLC; Jng wJII be. Sunday, Oetobe.' 3, at on the S

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"Dutton . blltton, fwho's got the any freshman on the graduation and button?" which one 11 wi ll be. Extensive peared on TV. Europe w1l1 also be on the a t w years ot study a the Unlver· campus and he'll tell you that th Copenhagen, Hans Intends button can be found on. top ot his agenda tor Miss Blomquist next slty llttle black and gold bean e, both ·to try tor ·the concert stage. year. . beanie and button gett10g plenty ot Professor Akre Is teaching wear his week.· American HiStory n Engllsh, n Carol Bottim l er and her com· stud}rJng tn Norway an exchange mittee have plan qed a Freshmen professor under the Fullbrlgbt Act. tun everyone exWeek ...tbat Accompanied by his wIre, the pro· ep t the treshmen. rules have

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eo t I �::::e;: �� e cour. :� c :� � �� °e ::� :� � !�: :��':a�:c!:: :���: �:��:�:� tew of A tew the e less members ot the class would girl bows and stutted animals were AmbassaclOi-quartet rather tace starvaUon than go to also in order tor the day. _ .. meals tbls week, Tbey s e e m w Yesterday was the day lor <be Has Successfii l Tour 7, 30 p,m, Ov..er 126 con certs were given by This year's oftlcers are: Phlt" thlnk it Quite bumU1a.t.lng to stand. greenles. to call upon tpelr memo Wigen, president; RIchard Knud. In line backwards. to wear their ories as they were required to sing the Ambassador -Qllartet this Bum­ aen, vice-president; Marlys Salter- napldns around tlleir n�ks and to the school song upon the request mer on their (our. whicb covered beck, secretary;·Howard Christian. reach the humble level ot ca.rry:lng of any uppercluaman at any Ume atmost 1.1,000 mUM. They 6&D1" fil son. ItewardlJh1p; Gordon. Chris· the trays ot theii- superior IOpbo-' ot the day or night. On the Bchedu le -au statee ot the West Coast from . - Canad& to Mex.loo. (Continued on P4e Fonr) tiall5On, treU"urer. r

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A Sup.rcilious Publishe d every Friday during the school year b) students of Paclflc Sn.er Lutheran College. orms Carl.trom Nordqui&t ·or ror i r . ..... Entered a5 ser:ond class matter, October 2, 1952 at the Post Office at due to lnlo the room, I noticed Carol Urlle soul us curto very Being a Parkland. Washington. t l l e t I tude"tC�:�"' i> "k.�-IL'O ���·��hooe GRan"e SSIt �: ,:�, �7e omc. S t ; :�'t:: ::::�ln� :�::�nd::� ;:�t� �';:� :::' :o��:�e� , ��;.��li ;.��:: ; tiOO I P. Hall the other evening. My ope�ing over to her desk and peered 'over and Utzlnger'are gone. Question ...... JOAN KITTELSON Steen, Roegran�latlon "What 18 your opinion her shoulder. Just as 1 WitS about DI TOR IN C IE . the tabloid of the newwasDonn?" Aft. er a series ot to satl�fY my cu.rloslty 8S to what KEWS EDITOR... . .CATHERIXE SANNERUD Through �lorning Mist \,"as lIe81, t a near . f atal long, lengthy answers s ue h as: toe gals write In their lelters conF'EATUHE EDITOR. . ... . .I0AN�E POENCET blow. or this ebullient aggregation F MAKE-I'P &DI' T'ORS.. . DOROTHY JOHXSO:,,\. �IARLENE CHESLEY w·eekly�a\'e binh to a Iiterar. y ut- "swell." "wonderful." and "terri fie," cern�ng this new creation straight .... . . . . ...... .... WALT BA1..L el ance Of truly sterling Import I came to the ob\'16us conclusion from the pages of "Better Howes . SPORTS EDITOR.. . s o m e o n e cried: : impecunniolls that everyone here at South' Hall ane! Gflrdep.;,'; . ..D\\"AI!'-;E BRANDT. LOUIE SPRY tThe SPOR'T S ST,AFF'�. Indian 1'I'00ner. thinks It is the greatest and the "What In th'e world are you doing?" .. . .. . . . .. .. ...... RAY GOLD BUSl!,-;I�SS :\!A:'\AGE:R I l i ' c out of. the myself pulling After gone. real ord , w . other L. LUCKY most-in �I�� . ......... . PAt.: I� ��: .. . .. AD :\IA:-'; �GER.:. , Sg� !�: flil�\:n���� ::7.s�i::: . A-g 0;;l�terlan Due to everyone s lacks of orlginal- woodwork. I replied, "G�ttlng' Infor· HEPORTT',RS-LOIs . Erekvam. Sheldon Brooks, De\'el'ly Svenmgson. y r ellsfre ght agen , Fa t n, Bob � w O "J ! i h. 1 tilll In"·j. l,1 h � �_ul�pon a; (.0. wbl!-t..yp�> thll�r2t-�pte 1 \' Hallanger. Homi ld· Herlwall. Barbara Gronke. F'aith Blieitruan .��?:�(/,:. ,,,,,�."': ;"' �;':\'�� :� :-! ����&t;r;redt:-.'!TJ5'&OD).:twt���·��.,...:�:�:,:;"'t:.i:?,-\\ljW. .�� .- �c Q�lF ,,� . . t l\'lo . :� �IlJI W · l �::1 m�ft .�:�. d�r::t!hllit�-r� �' w.. �" ne\\; ·d orm.�' e�r6i. ·be�ng"·. A )7 :�."",,-, travelling chemist has ·transferred 1 Whilc . on my eXi�edition. I hap· tl'allsrer rrom Mt. San 'Antonlo Jun­ ::ichmlf'k, Mvrna Berg.. . . . learnTng alleglanc� f�m Luteviilc l Ior College tn California, was my to that somnolent hamlet, Pnllberg- ::�� ;I�O��ar�(� 1����;�I�gal�el:.��I:t�;e�<;�: target fo'" ttiTs question. She replied / ITIS UP TO YOU " on-the-Pallouse: Lovable little P. .ing key hole. So naturally I stopped QUietly ,t h at t h e y certainly Slll"With the prospc.c[ of .1 bright. full yeaf .lh ad of us, the stu­ �eets (slightly obese aO s a result of dor:1ll al., her fonner col· dent's of PLC look forw.1r� wiih high curiosity to what this food) and his golden horn. mis-' and placed rmy ear III) nto it.I ;\luch lta!!sed any new ye.n nuy hold in s�or('. \��1�I�erh,il�lPt!ll�lt I s ::hapen but still ha tnte reblew. s :: ��. :\�;l r :' , � �:: �f�� 71�' 1�tc� ��:�� :.� �7;�IO � ::C�l:�� a l for rl'cord to t.1S]... our is it As thl' writers of your newsp.lper. 1 placed Prewitl and Is triPle·tongue-!\ ' 1 ('xlstent. I I\ ' n Oh. well. sW'h is life: I II you the eVl'nts of this s(hool 1l'rm. so th.lt in till' futUfl' you C.ln Ing -"l,,?th SU'eet Hag-- nightly frol H : ; �� I:�(':': � ; : � :� a ;�;Si�:;f;��� .t17� hear through the grapevine that le I I rcad into t1w storil's your Oll'n memories of .1 cerr.lin h,lPPl'ning. bc�e to eternity. po::sibilities of crashin� t e fish r;ali�orninns don't n e (' d hoW;i!l� Those that arc most ,Ktiw will naturally h.1Vl' most to rl'nll'm­ The absen('c of those �halUJliolls bowl. anyway. ber. So. this editorial i" \\'rittl'll with t11l' 'intCJ1tion of arousing or rair- Ill ay will be keenly felt. But In ('a!<e yO\l ha\,en't \tl'ard the lal· Whilr- di"l'LI�:-;in,g the California the interest of our student body in col kg..: .1fL1irs. Th..: Sl't11l. '<';­ hey there: You wHh the ]lroletar( ' !<t. o t I s !< . u ' han vittl llls of 1Il� ther none h b wl i he fi Il� !1lJ]...l' rer is at the st.lning linl' no\\'. Only you I1JW till' PO\\· fa few lUore ian profile: I\rising from the IlIlIrky thf' ooys' dorm. Aftpr a I(>n�thy tli,,- weather lntel1;;e 'probing dropped . l.earn· winnl'f. Oon't h,t \' ourwlf down: till' raCl' of the .iejlths OKE8l-' E �OKr:;E "I!,;il quesl. .\lllIy. ion IIII' idea wa� rulf'd out as illl! Ihe !latHr!:' And S ) thl" suff of your ,\1oorinq Masl W.lIltS to wi"h ,111 ("oll le two almOtit legendary figures. illlpo%iblf'. I wondf'l' why: Just;l:-; Sharon and Barbara. after ('areful l the slUtknts of this (Olkgc only [he lA's1 for the wming yl'.lr. PLC ,;el'llIingly from the pages of \VAl.T tho u L kp y l I the rcmark u,ght, I came up with eave, t o was ta abo m is just Wh,lt you. with God' s hdp. t11 a]... it. This (an h,' onl' of KELLY �hOllli!lg their' journalistic . IH'ard familiar \'o]('e remarking (Continued Oil Page I"our) It's up 10 you: the fin,,::sl yr.1rs you may know philosophy. "Our best is none too about he rrom grand the front view t good." With the ..:oming of the fear- of thf' ,g irl:;' dor·nt. Say, fellows. you less pens of Carl.strom and Nord· b('tter walf'h those silhoueltes! NEAL E. THORSEN Quist. a 'e ocious pair. the dark After (Ii�('overillg that I still hall· TR CKS JOKES MAGIC Dorm Doin's I ness of ignora.nce will be banished r:'t lost illY knack of listening at <lll tl the dawning of enlightenment key·holes. I continued on down the Costumes, Tuxedoes, Serpentine seleci a new name to be announced will ( ome i.e., revolution. for Cilrl' Hall: h or :'\' na ('all from ludl until I dis('overed an open MA.4861 . Thus. ereatlng three organi· Slrom and �ordQuist are indeed a door. Cautionsly inching my way I 926Y2 Broadway "L'eat:" This seems be the later ations of women on dunpus. (DPK I revolting pair. Next week this in· main 1'0nsen SlIs of opinion about the zand DRG. also) but all three work- trepld duo of in-conoclasts, con-o· new dorm. All the boys are now I'al)- ing out sewers and bon vivants will bring idly returning the (urniture they I � s ofr oAn\VS. ing of . Christian you the fil"St in a. series of characbOJ'rowed f r? m t h e unoccupi n t . and fellog \f\.eel . ter as assllssinations. DON'T TREAD . shi Impressed p U i) moms. a;;; the irate tenants notil-ed ion eal:h girl as messages were giv- ON .IJS! . the lack of chain�.·et('. en both by 1\1Iss \Vickstrom and our r.\'eryop.e is \'ery happ\ ' exceDt i own HOllse I o t i l er Mrs. e l o n. A 5 For t e strange feeling th�t some-II very bJg well-orne was extended to It all fJ'eshma�. transfer students and ummer bs h .o e r' .n f'l h b:;"I�et! . to theIr. 5 h S:;:I� �\.�� lt�"���et \\�te: th e by the seillors espeCIally I the ligbts hooked up so can tell , many rriends returning from Eman- M ke C 00 I '5 I r .n ' I \�l; I' uel Hos�ital in Portland. ��;�! ����, ��:er t��n ��::: �h er, were not too T EaSier is beyond all expectations. Private T.be girls, howev phO�es (ten cents, pl.easel. modern ;:rl:���1 t:V��\,�h��� �::'alroS:�:;i�� I If you had taken a trip just a few furnishIngs. every.thmg except r! blrln'da y par:ty. Conspiring with O. I shan weeks ago, vacationing PLC /----:�: �:h��:u::n� Ira�:: gt� d;a::�IB. to keep her out.UD-tilll:OO, the s�udents w o u l d have �een seen I P t Senior girls, plus Mrs. Nelson and \\orkJng at any job you could IlMlle. . I could finish this Mrs. Nick, surprised Gloria Kvlnge Up North, Tom Householder Wi-S � �%.��r, maybe with a beautiful cake and the UBllal painting house. The local bakery ' . In the same town was Delphine ,party games. (Eating and giggling) Ii . Well, bow about that!" seemed The Junior girls, besides writing Danielson's summer pastime. Won­ to be echoing through the corJidors I secret letters to a friend (boy) of del' If she ever sold a cake to Merle it of :the new South Hall as more Qnd I Milly Van Buren's , are asking the Hanson, Dick Knutson, or Dick II more girts entered the building a.nd QuesUon ot the week, to which no Jardine, who were up there. inspected their prospecUve rooms. one seems to know the apswer, Friday nsh Is gOing to be hard 'I And well might they have said It.. "What Is Mary Lou Biery holding?" tor Gerda Nugaard and Ruth DullLl everyone rs more than thrilled at And to the pseudo·Intellects who to ta�e aftE!I' the salmtlil cannery. 'j the -rooms, lounges and taclUties wlll attempt to write the "Pro- Down in "Water Washington," provided for them In {he new worn- Jetarlan Profiles" we cannew sug"palnltng all only .the green you see on When you pause ... make it count ... have a Coke en's Donn_ an Intense study or ,the Golden campus," was 'FJoyd Ohman. Carol Going along wfth the new Dorm, gest Rule and TIme magazine. Drace, who lived in "pouring Parknew or�anlzation Is evolving; oomMain land," reported using 40' gallons ot posed ot the South H&!l girls. At The campus IsOl again 011 to keep warm when not working their tlrst meeUng and devotions oJ! As.SePtember 20th Ie.llalive ILdue. . at Dairy Queen. Sue Skubinna at. Sunday evening, Sept. 19. President New IJews. old will derive tende� summet:. school and learned Je.anne Frieske presided and a de· I or our campus news nd you. o play golt. (I�ew someone must lire a deion was reached to dissolve the I We see that a few sophomore ·thave some real work), name ot Delta Phi Kappa and girls have come back with diamond Outdone East of the mountains Bob rings. CongratulatiOns are in order Keller farmed. Jerry Larson just for Liz Omll and Darlene Haugen. workect at rour jobs. (No wonder TOM'S Since the new dorms are begin­ some couldn't rind work). ICE CREAMERY ning to out9' hine Old Main there , Toot, toot - here comes Wally (Formerly McCA Y'S) have b e e n some improvements Rogelstad and ,the Southern Paclflc. made. Fourth tloor has acquired a Kathy Biery rode h r s e s and Tom "!lnd Veta Whittle.ey. propL sewing room and snack roO'lll. The laughed' at the dudes all day.'Thls TOM ANO RUBY girls on all the floors bave done a she calls a job on the ranch. beauUtul job in decorating their California crops came in with 22 FLAVORS rooms. Freshman Bonnie Trol'dson knee­ Fresb fee Cream We wouid like to take thIs o'ppor-' deep. in peaches and' grapes. T·he aonLEo UNOfI AUTHOIITY Of THE. C0C4..cOLA COMPANY IV : tunlty to welcome all the new girts only CO<?A-COLA BOTTL:ING, INC., TACO�A. WASH, chance for sunshine and Dick LARGE, THICK SHAKES' ..� I, ci '�I'� trade -t. and we l'hink they really are a...swell C I"", THE C��d�,--9,!,""'NY ey sta·yed inside sewl�g.,.;urni-· OU R SPEC IALTY �u�:� J I bunch .or kids. IT o

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pillow cases and make Uke air raid si re ns. Other minor matters whJch more t h a n likely bave convineed our neighbors t·hat all college ,aludem.s are crazy are girls In pig tai ls and the boys with their shirts inside out ' Saturday. the iait day or Fresh· man Week, will begin with a meet· Ing or all frosh on the fro nt steps of Old MaIn at 9: 30 tor something very Important which ·has been kept a eecrel and a plcDl� In the after­ noon. The only consolation that fresh­ meQ &,el out or this week is that they bave three more years to pull same stunts on the freshman for the next thre4! years. So and be&r it. tre&hmen; ft's

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but not critically 'injured In "0 slUon Is Mrs. KelmerRoe. wileaeT. automobile accident early wean_ Kelmer Roe, a teacber of e gion T U l and Greek here at PLC. Miss Boe day mOrning. '

t -

��;;: bl: ��� !10m@-

of two cain'as rlats, each- 2� by 45 fe

r k

8 4-\q. :.,���1

ohest, but no bones

Second

which

eluded in tbe conversations will be men lion of the

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A crew

0]"

buihlings oh

other

� t lltlellts headed

by

thf> O: k ro[l each €\'ellillg, back 8tage in the C.\IS, trom now up until the time of the pageant. Included in Ihe �roup are Lee Horning, J ack Shullz. . 'like lirilfin. Abdul·d-::>uu· bagb, Louis GeIsert, Stan It e a d , .I

err y

Slatlum

and

adviHed

by

George Hosko�, \\'ill be working on c

Christianity leilve

Sholda"!,

Lowell Tom Reeves, Tom Swind· J o m, �:�in�o��

Hayes, Kay Wise, Jim "lorence, Jon

j

�VOB�,

at Ta·

{'obsoll . :\Iyrna Shelver. Ha.t Soder· man. Barbara Johansen.

Howell.

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. meeting, At tbe laa' ASB l::oy.ncil

Dr. Pflue,er ��l, Nj:t.4-!'9 Qc:\. �.

I

I I �� 1? 8�meel.

�Iyrwang, :\ yr

Lastitia

I na Pfar,

vi Biery, I alll, Hellan. I

:\larsh, Beverly Smith, Carol ·Vohs, Sol e g

Lee.

L.ou

Second Altos,

Caml

Edlund,

;\lary

Nancy '

Mina. Raaen, Pat Bundur·

Doris DII:\louchel. •

First Tenors

Stan Hillsman, Ed Larson, John .

Rf>ay, J

i m Simonsen. Steve Brandt.

Set-ond Tenors,

Reid

Frenl,

Ray

Reierson, Hans Hollerup, Joe Dan­ iei:lOn. Virgil Anderson.

Basi,

First

Sophomore '

"Y'tay�· Gold�· DOn-�eL.....

son, Joe Reitz, Duane Romo, Don

-

Tl1gges, Ron Smith, Jerry Kalyan,

a-;;'

RoperT.. Keller. Charles Don'bum. Seco �d s Don Brunner:- Alan Jean Peterson, Janet Towe, Freed, Jim Lokin, Martin Simms,

Second Sopranos,

Ellickson. B I' u c e Hille, Norman Schnalble, Kerma Knutzen, Darlene Haugen, Birge Pearson. John Moon. Dick

I i

Sandra Jacobs, Jo Anne Knutson, Myking. Greta Johnson, Carolyn Hoogner, Le Nell Howell, Joyce Markert, La· \'o�ne Stenhjem, Jane Wolk, Shl r·

First AI

ley Buschlng, Sherry ·Lee. · .... A n i t a Schnell, Harriet Con·

to

.CWEEK'S CALENDAR

1

Monday, October ) \

verse, Pauline Skjonsby, Delphine 7 30-Rebearsal ror pageant, CMS, . rbara Danielson, V10 Iet Ru ed , Ba C.Mg..l�2, Radio Studio. ! I Skjonsby. Pat Olsen, Ordetta, Bech- 7 : 00-ICC, lA04. tel, Joan Klttelson, Barbara Ristau, 1 7 : 1 5-APO, L-117. . Koppe .

Second Alto.

16 : 45-Wednesday. October

Tuesday, October 5 '

, '7 : 30-Rebearsal ror pageant, OM,S. MC S--U2, Ra�io Studio. Nancy TUrman, Martha Douglass. 1 Stud ent Council. Hurd', Inez Isaksen, Betty

�

Johnson, Donna �Ig�i-, Ruth Hauge.

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Silvia Johnson, F1orence' Ohristen. 7 : 3o--Rehearsal f�r pageant, CMS, CMS·122, Radio Studio. s en, Roberta H"U m b I e, Lorraine Janet EmUson, �fars.ie Wilkins, Langeland, Marlene Babnlck, Joan 7 Rose Ann Jacobson, Jo Ann Dahle. Knoph. Dave Cbur- 7 : 3o--Pl'A, SUR Evelyn Biery, Shirley Savage, AI· ness, LaVerne Stough, Larry Peter. 1 7 : 3 O--Reheaa.ai tor pageant, eM S. ' zora Albright, Marilyn Viebrock, CMS·122, Radio Studio. , Roald Feness, Dick .F%lrne8s, Delores -Evanson,Anna Marie Grom� Bruce Dahl, Don Mortenson, 8 . eatrice berg, C �OlYD Winkler, B Orme. Maurice Fink, Alden M c· 8 : 0o.--.:-�A 'Movi e. . Kechne Scbeele, O&rol BottemUler. Sylvia y Ray Men sch Neil KVern, ! 7 : oo--PI Kappa Delta cruise, ' Herrl� �aJilyn Hefty, Syl\'la Klr' Raym ond Neh,en, Tom Reeves, og. it , _ tebo. -W1llnl� Mi·tton, Jo 'Ann Knut· er Olson. Ragna.r BenlOn. . Football away-Pactric U..uJversity , s��. June Gall Gruip, Ltv ' Ken Robinson. Ray Mag- 6:0Q-4-PO <formaJ pledging. faculty

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First· Ba.ses,

the constitution or the newly o rgan. continuance of merger negotiations ti Ized C hristian Studl!nt AsSocIa on \\ I t h t h e EvangellC1\-l Lutheran was approved. This group 1 a con8 U Churcb, t�e .n1t.�,," �an,�.U �. LU. J:1qrch and . tke Lu�era� :cderatioD or LSA. Mi ssion Cmsad· theran e ra, and- the prayel: and noon war· ..� Qqvtq,s. Hel�Q Jord�p.r, . l-'ree <?burch. Call nuson.

!

Second 'Sopranos,

Anlla Lee, :\laria Gabrieben, DOllna

More Girls Named

. 't.

Arlene

Giger. First Altos, Shirley Savage.

I

SNdent -e9Uncll Meet

:\'Ianie :\1("­

Seeborg,

lloeshore, Ka.thy GlIlhangen, Winny

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Joyce

I �I itlon. Hllth

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member of r)oor committee at . the conventlon. The (:om.mJttee ban·

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Trips Planned

Knutson,

coma's three largest churches, T.V.

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T he Freshman and

David

the group, lu cludlng a monthly radlo broadcast, engagemen.ts

Hinri ehs, il a \ Girls' Drill Team, donned I n white ���I' J���a:' �::���h and black, will be a new attraction r I tor the 195 .,1 Homecoming parade sc������� �;�i�:' �i:s����. �:I:� , nnd game.

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Schultz,

Invitations have been extended to

irIs under lAle leadership of Jane Carlson, Jo�ce PUfrert, will be accompanied by the Ruth Hlne, Bob Lundgren, Shirley !: PLC Band in a colorful haH.tlme I Buschlng, Nell ·Munson, Carol Hart· , , prograw of drills, Cormations, and ,I man, Carol Buschke, Dick Barnwell. band music. . The glTls are: Lavonne Stenbjem, Trips which are being planned Valerie Hayes, Marguerite Gnof!, this season will take the torenslcs Sherry Lee, CarolYIl Hoogner, Jan squad to TUscon, Arizona ; Port. on Durant, Jo Ann Benson, Cathy land, Oregon ; Seattle Pacific Col· B hi'ge, College of Puget Sound ; M e. ' Sannerud. Jean Grad wobJ, J o a n Flaig, Janet TryhUng, Ruth Haugse, Mlnnev1lle, Oregon ; SL Martln' s ' lIIlan Getam, Carole Clark, Peggy . � and Redlands, CalUornia . Arlt, Carol Sorenson, Sylvia John· "I would say, generally speaking, son, Lorraine Langeland, Dorotby J, P. that thIs year's forensics s Q u a d Hickman. Sharol Lawson. Evelyn prospects are prom Ising We bave a Reiman, Bev Sverungson. B e t t y vention of the Amerlcan Lutheran very well balanced senior squad. Church Toepke, Jan Rindahl. Marilyn Le and some very nice prospects com· Rud, Janice Smeby. Bonnie Troed· The conclave will be beld In flea. ing up," stated Mr, Karl son, Joan Kittelson, DarIene Haug· tnce Z\ebraska, 10 the '" eek start· .-.. " � r. Er�cson added, Meetings are n Dalpblne Danielson Marlene IIlg ursday , to be heid �t 4:30 on Tuesdays and ��eSley, Evelyn Quaas , S ndy Voss, pnu�ger, who will be one r � at 7 : 00 on �uradaY8 . . . It Isn't too at Bugbee, Lorraine Schmick . f 0 u r delegates r r o m the ALC s late to turn out yet. Everyone In· P Northwestern District, .....Ill be a tereated Is welcome." . I

This cOllvention will vote on the

Stakkestad, MJlo Scherer,

ship of ninely.four\students. Many

from Augus·

New Drill Team Girls Announced

Joan :\Ieyer . .Korman i"orne8s, Gene

sen. Alan

the convention, Including tbe vital

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tion of :\11'. Fritts, has a member·

Summer School

H\I�tad. :\l arilyn

Lowell

.

... ...:.. :-:*�-;.

school in South Dakota.

cobs, Bette Toepke. Pe;,kec,

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After her graduation

Solne, Ivan Seppala, Ddyrol Anton. :

merger question.

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lana, she laught EngUsh in a high

Olsen. Sandra JaLinda Hurd, ' Virgin ia T ho m pse n . Judy ilure ker,

Dr. .I. P. Pflueger, profesl;or of and phi losophy, wil l . . Wednesday to attend the blennilll International delegat�

the

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.

time.

. �" ,

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dies all of the major' legislation or

, A"teIVIe teles

he sludying 1'01' his maHter's Tllo,," ";ig'ninJ! l I jl for t h e forensic ' Ut'gree th e re . al' l i \· i t y were : A n i t a Sctl!ll:'I\, Ue v· ! " . ,\,\� �� W i,',- h yO\1 m I \ �j�.hl��s:lgt�d�:�ll:: _ _. . , you r erly Svenlngsen, Carol ilrall, Janet \ TUrman , E8 t he r Elli t' k!;on, Connie :\l "s. Hot' . l

Dr. J. P. Pflu..ner Is I Dele9ate to Conclave !

Th Dr.

0

i '�I.,:O

tlO I"l:' Karl .

lain l)' \\'ell-ome to help." says Jerry.

pflUeger

.

.

e l oI b r l 'l l; :::;:: � o���· ;k � . '·:�:�' �:le:� � s I ,t j\ t o J w ho enjoys "slapping paint Is \.: l'r·

Dr.

ea r .

. •

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be a large group of students con· . vet'8ing about campus ac.-tjvities. In-

t·'H1IIHI�.

_

Begl ns Yea r I n 1 9 4 9 she went to summer s('hool here and for three years she " Resolved : That the U n i t e d ! taught in the elementary grades. States shonld extend diplomatic I The Roe l'hildren are also In the ret'ognltlon to ComqnlOist China:' teaching profession. Both w e r e This is the question that debators l gratiu:ttes of PL C . Their daughter, w ill b e I)ondering tbls season. i :\1I-s. �n Sothstei n , l� aches second lry school In An adtiilioll has been made to the , grade III an element, . altilllOre. :\·Iaryland. Her husband I"O;U'hin� s t a f f or the forensics � U . 1:-; taklllg his intemship at the U, S. ti{j II ail : a Form e r PLC Htudent and Publit· · Hospital. ilaltimore, :\lary­ dt!iJator .lon Erksotl, who w i l l take land. Da vid Hoe is t(!aching chem· tltl' role or a:;si..;tanl ("oadl to Theo- i:-; try a L \Va�hi ngIOl1 State and will

Flat

second nat will be of t'be C:\1S blilldlng 'in fronl of wUl

Thl:'

·

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Deba te S q u'ad

Main will b e done by Ui'a Indulitrlal

y

B eg eln

1954

Two of the fin�s ( choral g{o�ps in the Pacifi,c Northwest have begun their year's �qi.yiti�s on the PLC campus. The Choir of has had to resign becau8� or poor {he West' and tbe<opLC Chorus have both filled their rosters with !te4lth" • ' talented students, who are now engaged in preparinB for the year{s . ���' _ an� Mrs. . Roe . have . l.I ��d . well-filled progra�, . . ' ?al'kl4.n d . �ve.�y.ean,.:. , ..: ,.. �tlitl:j;oii"or_tlle'·· West,.�tla�r. mii--atfettion bf Mr: �i.tnj.n}, . "Prior to coming here, Mrs. Roe's is cOlJlposed of. fifty-nine students. of which thirty-one were educationaL backgrou nd· w a s 0 n m mbe e rs last y.ear. In, a r�cent me(ling to elect officers, Don Tigges nd E n g l l s b. SO IOIOgy major � � was elected presid�nt ; Ray ReirsoD, vice�presidenr, and f0ina I ::Dakota. ;:::� ���::: �u: ;:I;..a�OU� �a:��-si:c(i:��A!Ji���S��; p��,��a(r af:JuS��J��u:of�i�i�i;:r�fc�' and also in (he ReforJ!latioD Day mass chocus Anne Knudson, English tea.cher, The PLC Chorus, under the rllrecwas attended there at the same

raer."'\ll

��� e�:����n: �: ���:�n � ��:; h o to Old Main. In front of this rlat Pl be bed.rldden (or a few days. It �s wlll be the scene of the dedi cation kno\�'n when be will be able to not The rront of the building In 1894 . �neps included "In this scene of Old return to the ela.ssl·oom, ;, one f1a ' will be the ent,"n,e

arts dep,rtUlent.

Taking the place of Miss ' Karen

was painfully Boe as. teacher of rreshman compo·

A unique backdrOD will be a high: . Rel\lrnlng tl'9m a meeting In Se' light In the coming Sixtieth Annl- aWe, Thompson crashed Into a � � ��}���� �� .f..�. "'p�,r�:� ���r .�t� .. �a;cl�_I� . �.n _ d fil' Lu(fieran College tlie weekend , Jfa�a,' 11e' "1Ufret'ed a oa:d:iT.-<ri;j,t gf October -17. The biggest drop tongue, lacerations 'In bls chin and l:'v er ' to be used a� PLC will consist lost teeth. H� also was In·

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economics and busl-

ness admlnJstraUon

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FRI DAV, OCTOBER "

P'U BLISHEO BY �HE STUDENT$ OF P-,CIFIC LUTHERAN COLLEGE

�tber.

Q�t.en��. �4' G4r4p.

N �pn1.

Basse..

Thursday, October

Biul

R

Second

1

Friday, October

Saturday. October

lounge. Mark Freed, Dave Steen, Gerald P r i c 4i. DttXMl .A.ndeI"8OD. ! J4nn OUUD�; Nt. RaJ�r.

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Page Two

., lie THE

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fM:t. ,��J,,jhb.r · 4., ' �' ' U . ! ,�"i".,, �� !',\ _� "l ," �, 8!\ )��lil"�.y MUVr'''·< M ••� � ; "1" ,, �, ",' 1" fi A� com plIS b ,�, .J

M OORi,.,

1 , ,'1M � .

Publlsbed every Frtday durtlll< the ""hoof year by studenle 01 Paci c:. • , Lutheran College. , I

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NOrtb.;'rd

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,\",;�'! �.

Another's' VI'e'ws

it

except one. When it came to her turl.l, she smiled and said. 'You do give thanks before 'You eat, don't you?' "If students would look around them in the lu�ch line or in the dining hall and picture how much food is actually prepared for each meal. 1 don't believe they would have this ,attitude. There would r:t't be much accamp!ished in the kitchen if �pecial attention were given to eae? pers?n s taste , � any of � might c�an�e our , way of thinkmg If we Just peeked IOta the kitchen from time to time."

t�'

time?

your Chrl sUan attitude at meal ..

"

.

,,1)e1�' �i.tIle

,*S>'.q;;r""��llr.;t� 'th""'_'

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that

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'..;;;: ,.., : R-,,;,n.;,;� .; ' -�"".""'h'!I�

k�,P

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smile that 'be

she possesses; it means the tangy

smell ot a. hot dog at a football

game; it means tbe thrill or listen· ing to a -hymn written 400 years 'be-

fore you were even thou'ght ot; i-t

I

means the padded sound of sboes

running across dewy gNss. befng almost late ror class' i t means .lbe

ested parties notify "Leadfoot" Carol. .

Steila's Fiowers

Flowera for All Occaalona \

d a on.

,.

The Ir.shman know! 'hot !>. 's

at the bottom but he alao Is aware

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,

.

WANTED

Men or women to do part time work afternoon_ and eveninga. 51.50 per h o u r guaranteed to w �hr���, 9���u:��fl��.!:��e �·8�: curlty Building, Aoom'�7.

'-::===========�============ GR. 7463

WE DELIVER

415·

ping-pong, fads, curf;w hours, midni ght studying, movies and all the other funtlamental trivialities which prove -so Individually vttal 1n 'obtaining that word-e uc tl t

.

Garnctd 8t.

.. .J.'

•

--

v�f'

'or 'the rormula to the top. For with

and Evely:n Q�aas!. .l{ Is rU' l 'hls consumate ambition. imagina. ��red that they e�n bad flowered ti on and unlimited creative abUlty napkins. T b 0 s e pa.ekages from the road stili looks long but the borne really are wonderful, don·t light bas turned green. .

n.,.ly ..I<><:I.><I yo� think?

So, upperclassmen, why not, in

One girl on third floor is destioed all seriousness, say � sHent prayer to become another "Swannle." This sometime . tor the grad uating class namely Martha Douglas (�klp ) , of 1 968. May you pray 'tbat through about 'every prank possible 'the grace of God we

Especially tbe counsel-

One night they round cookJe

mlcht

have the and Christian foreslgbt to ! and the prpud

fuitber

tracUon on c9JIl1)us. We're havtng a contest to see ,it 8.nyone can gueBs bow long it wlll take a monkey with , a wooden .leg to ldck the seeds out of a 4tlI.plckle. The -winner ",111 be­ come the tlrat on PLC's Campus wear a pair or white bucks 'with a built-In bar-ratl . . .' -the kind of shoe that leaves a diet1nct:lve tootprmt. "Tbe cot1test-:wm -be hpld the third Tue84ay' hen . week ot the. tull , moono'Thre8

cheere ror telephones. a new game

' have lear.ned.·

" (rustrate ,the operator." " The

Is 10 run. down the hall, taIdDc eT­ eryone'. telephone ott Ute hook, and .tben trying- to rePlace .them tClhe& on to wb8.:t's . -abe. oa.. PU n! It you W'1LD.t to name (or an,lnie else'.) . bring the ne.... go.lIp aDd ' to Room 517---,the one wJth tbe c;J1 a t

b!g .Jmdow.

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not..Jdd In""lt1elt, �!1 � trom."WI'�

"1'&11

�ro

amazll"g,

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j . Dorm' Do;n '5 ;; ;;;;�;;;=;; I. Well, student body of PLC, w,bere is

,

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Entered as second class ma1.ter, October 2, 1162, 1M. the Post Orfice at '. lhrough Seattle'. teemin& m111io�� anl � -prid� Parkland, WuhIngton. ngl afr'elh· , W'bat are .the maln ·thl '. Ballard; tbr9ll«h the .acenlc:.. beauty spot ' which i, Lake SteT.na, .DO�. ottice: "Student Union ;: , � ;� Telephon� p:��te Ssp.. maD:. n"?U�ee',when �� . . . � ectu- ward untn obr 1"0 naUTa �Ia �, Cook arut- Tour. wi. their 1Dte1Ieotul· . r �. , Subscr1pUon pr:tc��.�O per y�� � �... "l, caUon at P&clrtc Lutheran, CoUep! b'.�U9 vlillo..n' IU'$ "bJ tO ...mlnKiJ· .... o� � .:. · · .. 41acerh. IQ the ci11t.&!lCe: . � . �O "ON A.�oii.: ,ot thi\ lower . .. EDlTOR·IN"-CHIEFl:. .... ... ...... . .... .. ... .... ..:.....l..•••••••:••JOAN KlTTIlo.Lll the horJaon the Swaah- term : ;'Klmosabe," whlch looeel,. ...·__1 ....._.1 " v NEWS EDITOR......_....... ....................�._......:...C�THER.INE SANNqt'UiQ ·campUB I teel that In' thl,� 'ca�e .'l�I- means ' ''Burlington, home or Jerry Benson." 4. ,- . .. . _.JOANNE" POENem l FEATUJtE EDITOR.........,.... . . . - '. -r .' '1. " ;1" .. . . ....._. _.. ficallon Is a ·vlrtue. ' In born, which ts .. S�. ..:": �: .. _�:. OO�OTIfY JO MAKE·UP EDlTOR llN�N , �. VmIJN ' rrbe �an has three months 'Jerry or lbe sort·brown eyes rreB l.:L T bA:i:.L ,SPORTS EDITOR................ ....... .. ... ... _....... ... . .. . .. . - �. _ . 'W . , ag � l n· lower Tlbet-okee ten okee an obscure mountainous vlll u.me. or the Sports· Starr..... .... ........ .....Dwaine Brandt, Lpuie Spry, ;Tames Jacobsl?n previouS, experle.nce:d 0 06 . , ,Jtt".(ti..'e,qe or ten 'our became {L poUtIcal eml .. EXCHANGE' EDITOR.... .. . m"Ost a.mazing mO,menrl or b ls ttte. Utat transcends �II otbers because ot' poittic"&i atrl1i.�·' Wtfh ' a( .ub- . -= . .;t \J BUSl�ESS MANAG ..................................... _ ...;.................. " '::1".::. as It.pos" th ' " . ' , . a fraterntt .BOclal V�l'II t v� , nd " AUL· L CKY Yes�gIhtsaid ... ' Beta a.r, Beta Nu. ,Tightly lacing �8 ane:a AD MA:NAGER.... .............. ...... ....:....._... ..... .......... ..... _.......__ ...t" >: q'u�8tion now rovoking thO �kv�m; �h�I� R � It Sven.lng�n, �.!:!. " I ' P ... .ri .Lbat aU:":! nu�c. �g hIS:, BP a.ce .oadet hel,�e� , our chubby Uttl� revohiUo�al'f �n . . � ks;, D � I . ..... _ ,0 "'Hli "ffil 'b;;t-;::- .:iiaI,l4 Redw.n;,ll& �II r� . .'Bu01t'liiil l . � . ·_ .. .,.. ""� _ . � JI. � ... . e as e . . , em . . i� :a , !. ' . 'le8-,. l .lld}lB: . ' . � _ " 1l Nordquist) Ted Carlstrom, Garoly:n Hoogner,'LOrralne 8�hoo.l .gr MarvQnek, Pb. • . Schmick, Myrna Berg. Arlene Baker, Tom Reeves.. selves, " \vell , here 1 am : what do- l 'But soon, because.of his great protJr;:lency In l�"e.rder.�n•. learned " . know." � You may ' h a v e rurtively In 'lbe tncense-fl1led, �colleges ot the occult Orient. the daehJng . . 'was proselyted by tbe coaching .tat¥or·BorUntton High and-, lOOn B. Mr. aI),8Wer the as laughed a:t yoursetr perhaps evolved ' Into an Immense became lbe most sougbt·after cbaUel sioce M'IlI:veloU8 HanhmAD tore and . . nothing. So you decld'ed to go to up the' cow pastures ba'ck in '06. This prowess ,In the. sport of Being editor of a college newspaper poses many problems, but we college, In this case a Cbrlstlan In- hioS arrlllation with the -small adical sect, E.L.C., caused ;the tilbulou8 also have our moments. or 'gratification. The following letter was, besides stltutlon, to further or maybe we Jerry B. to matricula.te at the ivy-covered walla and lear�e4 halls of being {Ln in-spiration, very tn�erestlng to me. My only regret.is tha t should say begin your true edue.a- A. Herbert Nedtow's ",P,L.C.''' But wbat of his life at Lutev111e? Our only was unSigned: answer can be t� rerer-you to the tiles In the Dean �r Men'• . ofNce where rUo n. you will find (under Benson, Jerry) an afternoon of ludlc.f9UB reading. "When first coming . to �acific Lutheran College 1 noticed I \Vha't is that word, anyway ? Web. about I ster define education as the syete-. Tbls has been 1be bea,rt {ending ·tale or a, child dop� addict, Jerry that it was the regular ntual before every meal to gnpe, - the food, It seemed to be contagious ; one would start and then matic training of tbe moral 'and In- "Like·un.to·a-Gazell.e" , Be'!l99�� wno truly exemplifies tbe Amerl.08n way . -: everyone at the table had to say his liule piece before finally set- tellectual factH�les. Yes, 'but actual- ot llfe, '�tbe full trealment" as It were. ' _ I Iy it I s even more than tbat. A col- -. . tling down to eat. NOTE : For a mere pittance. the magnanimous authors of the above "One day a friend told of an incident last year which I think i lege education to Q rreshman , also arUcle are willing to sublet 'thelr oUi ce, the- centre booth J� the coffee . or a tr endlY hello should be passed on. Everyone at the table had given .their gripe 1 means the sou�d 'Shop, during the mornings or Monday, Wednesday e.nd Friday. All Inter· or. and certain.

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lock � � ro to , T�.,: w:u ·the bo r Clr tn, V�C�U&D�D. a r t ._f th K1�S II X couv� r, . " ..... tS.hf H.is punt· However, Coach 1)(&" J. not.� t. Saturday n �e J.. ' · he &Dd a yard� 36 e , was they bow Ing the -..1nless ThU�der� , liI ond QU4�,r '1heD. � - 'ghrlN1aD.. ' lIIt "urag �. � , booJb.i Qj punt'.""u fum bled.' b :t, � the oniy touchdowo 'for PLC. 4 y. Scouting report. re-.eal that tlIie · ;;'�on·th' e. Lo_ a pretty g� team," UBC'ers ·are. big, f...... and. nlI'Ced., :o,�l. ' , ' '. ' · r ' .. a.-� ; � . 8 h ,as a e pl . ..,." .. p ",�.., 1, . , u....... , l s. lat�; TQuimY:0 ' '., �r. ., .c.kD.�!"ledged, "bU;t we, �n and �tlng an oU�.lng pauer ,. ' �y , . d�":�Tw;"" 'p . hA .t� �..e " ln Duncan and -a grll;llt bl& ;1�poun4 . --; ..,.. " ,,,;,, � ' 'f i-o er, ; (.r"bm m .n , qU&lltet� . · . �ay � a an .elghteen 1�r 01� freah· fu J.lbaclt .ln Bold1D;g. BaldJng 11 rEtR.;te'raJ Way, hl ' t' the same " Cbpl . n

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:lu1U:� �;'::h::�;e:ae: �n: a Q .t r p , # lor. Dorlng, hiS" len ior year, 'he bro ke Har�hma�, hasn't de<;lded"as yet 8S powertul independent oUtfit wi th late ...of. tale�t . and _ brawn. . UBC may goa.l� line, That" extra. point pI1lY,ed his leg l- . . and so � unable to play, to . who will s uit up for tb e game, � -the dUfereflce. provide quite a surprise in Evergreen competition this , year, be to . , He &' laO pl1lyed bafieball and was on but . he did say that the team will Whlle 'we're on ·the subject of football.. 1m's take a look at the na· ... Tb. e Lutes dIdI 'have a. cha.qee ,to "bw all-city·tea.m fo� this sport. ' I have tO' sh, ow a 0It m?r.e liU8Ue 'than ' tional scene. rre-eeason f..vontes to knock Notre Dame out of No. ··l pull the game out of 1.he fire in the , - This slx.toot . prefers co l· tbey ''d aga,nst tlie Loggers, or ' 'rhen they,' recovered I lege football inathlete hi- fourth Quarten spot are. ' . Texas, Maryiand, Okla:homa, IIIinoI s, GeorgIa Tech , and MJco.y comparison to _the 'else � they'l1 c o m e ba.ck winless qu one of CPS 8 f , r fumbles on the r . gan State. Already Cour of these have been beaten. . . , . high school sport. again Texas went down to defeat, 21-0, at the h8.nds of Notre, Dame. The Logger 24·yard une·l The stfi)'u-t CPS "College football Is easier: hel ex. The. team wHi Jea:ve. for Vancou· . " h Irish were led by Ralph .GoUgUelml, a good bet for All American at quar· l!.ne held the Lutherans on the 14· T e plays are a lot c ea plained r· . .. ' . attem�te!i vel'. Friday morning immediately' . -terback position, He passed for one touchdown and ran the other two. yard, however,. and a1.l field goal by Pacific "Lutheran w,ent �T... . follOwing the Chapel exerc1 ges, Illinois was upset by Penn State, 14·12, ' . to PLC becausej "this Ray came . amiss State, Rose Bowl cham·ps of last season, were• out·�ought, { Ch a freshIJl1ln Is t h� place, �here the Lord guided , Ra� Chriatianson" . . H'I , y . . , me to come. He has n o t " from Lincoln in Seattle, won the FJorlda squeezed by Georgia Tech 13·12. . -I IS -but , his r o j ed is a n i . he interested award player m Okla'homa had to stage a real rall� to down Texas Christian, 21.16, game's outstanding ..:. Though 'the future is not as dark Besides scoring PLC's only touch· fores,try. in .the last quarter. as It may appear because of -the indown the surefooted Christi anson Maryland was not In action last weekend, e h ! ron� there are a nine punts for a 36.2 aver· � : �

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stretch, Clevel and has terrific pitching but don't s,U the Git\nt mound staff too e ho rl I tb1nk the competition-In the National league has been som.e.what b�tter and.that mJ�t proYJ'l Quite. a dlUerence. ... �___ . . I would be nice to · see· Bob FeUer win his first World S�rles game,

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B&rbara Breur and Lu Alit, ,� '!'.... . of cJMMo II' t,qel� , l�vlD.i qwte��. t\e ��� � V-an carT)'1n& ber buck· " ev.�m �Ilo Wt � �'� 8t to cry Into at M.unlflc.nt 011... fa,::1I1ties pro�, f� .ron fo' Tbe trelt powlng In '\he room Evdn ,�be ·tyke �oz:t � o.f the 8em widows? (carol ' Brace meats ian't as paJntul 1lS was and Bel. HanSO�) ' or Dee ,Dee Cor­ anticipated, IndIvidual tele: man not typing, and the vIew o( North H·au "Supe�cmous Sneer" might well from ,the north ' add ,lhe foot�i be calle": "Dlsd�lnrUI D1epa.rage," Meld from ,the south side ,�;e un. as It Is n�thlng bat a mud-throwing N . O ch o ea m ro to advantages " piece oC perversion by a duo ot elm· ODe's complainin ,. ' ulaled plebeians. Our suggestiODs Is Elections of officers for the sOuth. \ "Sauve que peut," d organization have resulte in the follOwing selections: President,

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h I � l �: � � . • f a t t :��;�d ;�: ::�;�: �:: I l ' ;�� :; . ' uled at dCf;oratlon with the 60th . Annivcrsar Celebration delign. · Yect ha b een und ' Th l l . proj i . °" 1' A mIlestone on the road of publtc speaking wlll be reached • taken by the Itu dent counc 1 I • wltb additional help from Spur� this Thursday as PLC celebrates Its 60th year of educattng young A"'t. � ....d..an Aes, with wq,rk lmen and women culturally. intellectually and s-pir,lt.uallt. On gri-� l;;:.fJ"itsaofrlr{i -arn � to b.t·� l n af'ti� -fi;';-FT)l ;;;�..a� rYUr �n;u�:r-�� � �tp.: �� �-;:.!o --. FrJday night. on "Chnstlan Education and tne State: ' by the Han. A rth u[' B. In order to encourage a large L anglie , governor ,of the state of Washingto at 1 1 :00. In the n, wrnout., the council will be fu.... . ' . . n lsh i ng refreshments .-or those afternoon. Mr. Wdham RIeke, Mrs. Arnold l\nderson an? Mr. Glenn Johnson. former PLC students will' present topics cent�rwhp are able to help.

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. . Fifteen new members 'of Alpha th� Student . Unlon Lounge. In Final enrollment statilltl�s were frater ," na college onal Omega, hi Eternal "The a U Slave evening the , · recently released by Dean Hauge, P Vlol�-Mrs, G. Gilbertson, Lind ni ty, are being initiated �his ! pageant, \Hitten by the Rev. Robert settl.ng total regIstration for the . , Karlsen and ShIrley Savage. The purpose of the fraternity In thlll ' rlrat semester at a. record ot 1,010 Lutness, depIcting the history ot . school, Is to assemble former I5COUt· . Cellos _ D, Rasmussen: Donald ' students. PLC, wl1l be presented. Peterson, Janet Smith, Carole Long I n the tour regular classes, an In. ·tralned men In good Christian r ei- I and to sene the student and 'Shlrley �rallum. . Membert of Cast creue at 57 over last year's total lowshlp body. facul ty. 1\nd the youth of the Double Bass-MarY Drexel. The membel"ll of the pa&'e&nt pIa,. for the same group was noted. naUon. Dick Brandi. Is president at "'Flutes-Judy B'!rekw; The seniors, with a total of 168, 'Ue: the narrator, Dan Wold a 'j Oboa--:-Pearl Venne, Ried French, number. 94 m�n and 64 women. Jun· PLC s lphla Phi m a. ' A � eg JUnior; the voice, S�u Gilbreath; Karen Melaenhelmer, Joan Meyer, 'are total nl, of which 93 are men T·he InWats are OOln« command- ' -the 'slave, Judd Doughty; H o n g, and Sandra Jacoba. and 78 are women. Out of last year's ed to exerctse their Tocal cords each Darelt Anderson; the boy In th� I I as800ns-Donald Rast and Hog. froeh class at 311 IItudents, only 201 morning at 7 a.m. this week, sereno " kicking wst" scene, Dan Wilkens, I ' er Westberg. adlng the girls with a "Good Morn· a sophom�re ; the girl tn the aame . ! SOPhOmores returned, with 116 men French Horns-Adrian Knutsen. and 86 women. All tbe senior, class Ing" call . seen,e, Roberta Bl'rkedahl, a j11hlor: Trumpets -Jerald Bayne, ROBe- n mber remained constant f r o m To Gather Cedar Dr. Eastvold, Tom Swthdland; Dr. Robert J; T hompMft anne HarUlI, Rodney Chrlsttanlon lallt.,,-Y,J!Rf. and as the juniors only Saturday thp pledges win 10 out Strunk. Jon Sollie, freSlluilan; Bar. and Norm FOIburg. 105t 30 members; it Is. to be noted in the 8chool truck t� get cedar for stad, Howard Jeanblttnc. AboUt an· . voId will gt've the' sermon. Prot. Trombone-Allan Freed, D a v e that the greatest casualty list comes PLC's alxtJeth ·annlvereary. In the other 120 students are callt In the ' Frederick L. Newnliam' will sing , ' between �the treshman and sopho- en�lng, form:a1 iDitiation � and Prof. R. B)"6rd Fritia waL: be Steen. crowd scenes. � _ • ' Tympanl-,:-Pa\ll Lucky. and ollO w �/ • -� more reera �'. ' .th � ' e. �PQ·l.i. p�. � . _F -DeW I da "1 :00 s c�ebr the . Frlelal-at '::' The iari�i clallB to bit enrolled: membe1T'W l!f� eamp KIhf"Orth �t10-; w m b The Seattle Pipe Band ol " �hl�h- ...... Plano:-::onelt.-L&i· - - .----" � opened wIth� Co n 1 o ca '"!" � � • ...l. 80 far tn th� history of PLC 18 the at Brown's Point, near Tacoma. fOr lion in the auditorium The ReV. Thomp'son 18 a member will-play a37 member freshman class wIth a pledge party. . "The Lament" a t t h e graveside H. t FOn president at the Paellic The . ney,: memben comprille ot • 187 men and 150 women. services in Mountain View Cam. Dlstrlct ot' the En.ngeUcal LutherThere are 107 apecial and grad· the following ' Stanley P a w l e y, ' Free ter)', Tacoma, an 'Church and the chairman of the ' d 36 td t omen takIng DavId Churnes8. D a v i d Dawson. t . TholDPlIon died Wednesday eve- Of Inter-elt to College BoardIi.of Trustees, will be b e nder he e1tenslon Kenne�h Gjerd�, Roger West erg, i .nlng In a Te.com:l ho,epit.lI whlle the main slJ6a er. 1. People who would like to Jolft Jim Wallin, MUo Scherer, Warren plan. ' 8 undergoing an operation for the reo the oreheltra, especial ly �reahmen • In the evening lit : 15 a concert Matthes, Karl Forsell, Jon SolDe, moval of a blood clot. The clot ha_d and, .ophomorel. , ' �hald P[rlmmer Tom Morris Rob- win be held in the chapel. T'h e col· tormed a8 the result ot a c!Jest tn: 1 2. People who plan to teach ft. 0 0n. Do��id -Roe, andChu�k lege s9J91Rs -�ense mbles W'Ul� I ert . Jury 8uf�ered In an automobHe ac· sing. Allo on the , �� f� thI!I str-umental (or- vocal) music In the Slater. . ....:.. - , cldent September 29. day Is the' cortee�hour li1 the stu· ' public "hoole Juniors and senior. For.e slc8 wUl ta�e l18Cond lac 6 � + Atter the. automobile accident, dent Union loun«e At 8:00_P.m: ' . . � Included. ' ' to ,th. LtSht of the 81h.ry MOOD "fhomp.on was .hosplCalised over. urd 0 Plotb. 16. . t a Octobe, S . y a . The beg i nning string class, � hICh I Frl�� night, october - 8, when Pi I' , nlgbt and came home. He was see�. I neers ,banquet, will be 'be� 'in the . .,.). I Ka .. ! me�ts In room 228 (the. band roo ' .' ppa Delta me�ben and other I Insly recovering well from thel a�EI. 1 dlmng baU .t 7.:00. �he KeY. Henry M Wednesda .s Monday, 1 ... tober" � C � I y Friday, Oc . and Frl IItudents cruise on the Gallent Lady . · dent when the pre8ence ot the clot F Schuh wJll be the ma:tn day during the f�fth period Is , de- under tbe 'Narrows Bridge. 7. oo-PI Kappa Delta cru se. became known Wednesday. Signed especially for you. You need Departure time is 'Set at 6 : 30 from , S oo,-Soclal, Fq,tu1tr, T eachers 0r and President S. C. Eazrtvold ,rlu be Tbompson came to PLC In the the toastmaster. ReM"'tIJ}jli for , not have had "revlous musical ex· 014 Main, -according to Tom SWlnd' ' America. . ta.U 'ot 1953. Prlo'r to that he had • this b a n q u e t may be obtained pertence, ... though at least average land, chaIrman at the cruise. About \ i through the pubUc relatlot18 office. . Saturday, Octob \ (Continue"-.. on Pake nfee) musIcal talent It: de'ltable. Thl. Is ! 10 o'clock the Gallant Lad)' will 1 7:30 a.m.-6 :30 'V.m'-U � 9 Outing, � 'f . , On Sunday� the day ,will an activity; no c h . r g e II made land at the Dockton pi nic �unds Mount Rainier. , . through the bualness office, al)(l no' where cocoa. cortee chambur'pnI 6 OO--Alpha Phi Omega 0 r m a l with the f"that wor.'htp.at 10 : 8�O f� l-.udttort � , credit II o,!ere�. . I pledgln" Fu:ulty ]o ' •� e:� aDd trlmmlnls wHl S8"ed. After � � . ctTeiii In addition' to learning to r;lay the', lome entertainment turnl8b by S}OO-FootbaH game, Paclt1c y. . . ' �.Sc�. D.D.. ..b)' 8111del\' of ·""' -· .J.- �_ �rumt · Oct.o6er 18. • • 1 ns . n' (vI0 IIft,' V I° Ia, ce ,I0, .� .. Mr. ,"c lIOn, the yacht will r cruIse . .Sunday, October' 10 the prlmav Monda)" \ g.Ueal lArt:heran Immedl· ), yoU,. get practical e'!.peT�nce under the Narrow. bride' and back : 7 OO-Lutheran ba .. f!ludents' �socla· a.tely foUOWln3 the wore!Up aen1Ce election tor Freshman. clus OmC8ra i masterlhg the f�nd.me"tall to the Top of the Ocean. tJOD, SUB. I' . wJll be hetd. The run-oU, wlU be � will be the d8dilaUonot the 1tei'{.. m(.sl�, !ut.�re t��ch�r. b6c6tne aCt. O'b the committee for the crutlle ,I . "onday, OCtober 1 1 the luccee�1l8" da.)a w1th a majority da.Dce Ham. At S :�O '-Th6 EterllAl � a u cia m a t e qu l " �i:I-'\� lth b ftd .. �hod a e Con8tance tHu�d, poeten, and 9 : �P1 Kappa De� C'fi.U2: , '" yote to declde the ..lnnwe. . Skve" wm be �re8ented in dle .n� materl !' wh\lch �.n be u••d In Ruth Hemo.... !ood. Oha1H!fOu.ee ' tor " :So:-8OPIi. cla.ii , Bua· Th08e nown.ted are: cliapel a.tidttOrluDt Theft wtlf &liO developlni �itt l n . pr,ograml )" putt. the ennln"'I' _ .. an Ilr. and Mn EriC' I .;: , 12 • •., � President: Lowell Hlnrl�ks,· Tom' tudctay, OCtOber be .tite repea't perrOrmace _61 thi� cour." en-I II hool Early n " Dd Mr. and Mn. Solbel'C. , 6 : .1--stildeiit 6nmch. Reev••• Chari.. Geldak.r. Rlcha!d . ' pipa/rt ••ptct!Dt tile � hfitIH7. I. ' bellun a.d " hl' t t mlcbt hav. � 1.So;-VI�.• �IU�: . . ' . Schwindt. RoM GoeU. . , .� ha '.. are ..ked. .k�..u. rrl ••c.. �m flill lei� to �. as .....,. as _ 6 :Sil=-lIpun. !fld noo( loung.. . • Vtc..p, ..klOD' : 10bn Huber. Lo;ral<.. U= lat� to ot r»lIllbl e. .. . � .: 13 ', �j TV ......... . \ e l Sh*ldabl, Cbarl." nonliO.. , aid It II

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Moorjllfl Mil.' Published everY the school year by .students ot Pacifte . Fnday dunng Plan 'Foli '> �l Lutheran College. ' Whtle'on miUtary man.u,.... Un. :>.-Egte.red • • second class matter, October 2: 1952, lot the Pott Otnce at . ,summer our- platoon stopped Ia. a PLC'ERS HUNGRY' Parstand. Washington. 7'" . d p amote valley to W'&it tor ' Telephone GRanIte 8111 . . OttIce: S\udeDt Union "Crlmee" •. The ·more �pie you caD la.- ee eba alan . SubscrtpUon pric�$1.50 per year . I. Alwah try to g�t. one of the Tit. to' . <at your tab�.. the iouder our rev dtPJl to mOTe up wttia ihe .. new trayS" whether or DOt you had thf! song. Ma kin« the houored gueat reat of the eGmpaDY. I remember ED .. . ..JOAN KITTELSON to ITC)R.IN-CHIEF NEWS EDITOR... . .. . . .. . .... .. ...... ... . .. ...CAT HERJNE SANNERUD tltt ott 30 or 40 of the other oneil walk aJ.\OUnd the table is alto pod. attUDI" there 1eat:l1ng alaiDat DI7 lookIng · arountl at the emptT FEATURE EDlTOR.... ..... . . . . . . . ... .. _.JOANNE POENCI7l' to get It. tor attr tln& tt nit · althobl'b' rlne' E-UP AN EDlTORS N. JOHN .DOROTH . . w,hlch· seemed to cra.lh . : Y SO ..J ET SVEEN" !. Never tell the .worken· what haVlng :: ::. m cra:l :ro::d anda blackness, :M'R Ib grasp, and thlnkJn, howIn ua � :: ou . nt until they bave dJahed and kn�a· nUglrt. be more nO I wa _! · = c � ;.! j· iA��-9P;:y: S;;�·di � ::::D;�t� : . : . : ::::::: : � g ���� s : EXCHANGE EDITOR: . BEV PIERSON out 8Omeqll.ng elltlrely different. '10 Be aure to &8' m any die- Inwardly humid :we all tell. BuddeD....... . . . . ........ ...RAy GOLD This way'yOU can test their .bUtty paraglng remarksmake N�S M'ANAGER. . . . . .. abOut the tood &I Iy my attention was. cailed: �w:anI :g. �M.AN:A.GER.. . . ... ... . ..... :. PAUL LUCKY to read your mind. ' y ou can think 0f �rougho 't the e - ·to a glpnttc shooting atar ".ll1ch Erekvam. 'Sbeldon Brooks;e.BeTer}y SvenInpon, A.g 3. AIways test th� vanoUl. truita tire meal. Thia can alwaysll be' used.tl Ialu'ed. . REPORTERS-Loia . I.ts tIery tale ot bel.J.ttr, �.. , . . itmanD. Bob Faith Bue Hallanger, Ronald0 HedwalJ. Barbara Gronk�lln.���!:.:. he c.ltfornia sll:y. [ rit.ched. !t .. . � n -t serT CODw. s be you d'lacu; re et�the topl�:for a· � slon � hen l l � e ed , � ..!A tD: � .:. ....� �R��!� ��p.l 1�..c.!-!�D). (-> om :.I�� �d fO.!.. _ ����'�� � � �nUo� -:.::- :--::: ;:..;. ..�-: ;..:.:;,;� � ��� � ��. �.o. �� 'SChimeK, MTI'lfa Eterg:--A"tIelie H&'kf)r;-_TOlij';" l(�"�"".,r.-.''-'1ANI_. . � . . �� ·" 'r-; .qy; lU d lfO' o ct . a; w . e& a.r you 1l. [tyo� e a ted atat ble an .stralght,,�-.::. 4 :r l1L � to wb.ere \ ' up to behold ooe of the . On behalf of the students and faculty of �C, we wish to are sttUog, you can a.tand and wave ,. newcomer am,ves .aak1n.g, "Hay m t beautltul. l ht [ ha ever S g l. ,.. � in my Itbort I join you!" a CieTer reply Is: "I express our deepest sorrow to ¥rs. Robert Thompson in her a napkin, the sugar. or a red fl&«. There. 5. -Mustard or catsup can usually didn't kilow [ was coming QPart." .ee� . celett�al utetlme. bereavement. . in aU ot l� beaut,., the ob be by ned mem the petitionIng I. :Eltlctency . . 12 · increased ta.1 by floods "The sorrows of death compassed me about,' and the ltlcen of h the & queen o t . �ven•• of ungodly men made me afraid . . . In my distress I called upon bers ot a nearby table. Providing placing the entire slice of bread In lD e"gmi ....7. &a only an A.:� ltr the !-ord an.d cried unto my God: he heard my voice out of his you can glre them a con'1nctng your left 'band" and applYin& the but- th story. and providing everyone at the ·ter with one «rand aweep ot the sky. can glonfy ber. temple, and my cry came before Him, even into His ears." Like . 'blind. man with & microPsalm 1 8 :4, 6 tabl. Is nnl�d with the ardcl•. knife. Following several clever remarks 13. As a fitting conclt18lon to .the scope the qu·ea1d.on, "So w-batT" may and threats, the occt!panU t18uaUy meal. pile all the 'remalnlng tood arise In the mind. Thtnk of it. -how­ s�a11 1"e are. Man wu i!ven the 'consent to let you ha�e iL and dishes together a.nd pl�e <he moat A SuperciliQus Sneer Intelligent 'brain of &Il7. an1mal 6. Always arrange to sit taclng �alad plate u side down on top but tiy w;liom·f' Toblnk of the incoming tratnc 80 that yO"Q, can It. Some peopple prefer burying It on. "earth,: intlhtte'iw:l8dom ,. W'U '�nt make -a full report to all the other· unde!' a nQ-pldn. when Chna� 2.QOO !eare .aco. spoke memb�rs at your table as to who ..,. Unlike other columns In this journal (with exception or Midget Mus. -bas . ot there beitig JD01!8" I't&nI lD. the entered� Ings), the social assasslnatlon ot Carlstrom and Nordquist do not have t..han: ift.l.n.s:"" .pf ADd on all never to be omJtted. in 'Deacon' Graa,� as their ultimate objective the dlstincUvely AmeriCan "goal ot med1- the7. aItems ' of thI!.:vrorld. ' ocnty." A prime objective ot this cOlumn Is the enUghtenment and edu. elude:bov&mentioned r e p 0 r t in.As "'selenUat once aid. "In the cation ot ·the great unwashed masses (the authors are dlstlnct1vely a) All New Couplea. (To be tol- Firel:.�g, �r Not? beginning the great" la';llot ·blie cos"dJrty--alls" and �pable ot leading these morning ablutions). Any such lowed by discussion as to wben !'lews of the dartng capture ot a moi, formulated by QOdI.lmade out educational endeavor must ot necessity have many taucets. This week's they tirst started going with each tIrebug by an Esquire Hall m� of nature ·'a �ped! whole IlIA .. frontal assult Is aimed at one phase ot the blologt<:al &ciences, the con. other, their respective qual1t:1ca- spread acrou the eam:pus of PLC. " a reault the -pl8.net on wtl1ch w-e .templatlve outdoor sport, ornithology. Blrd-watch1ng, as a sport, has long tlons. and prediction tor when Chuc� "Deacon" Dotrhowe, freah- find' our bektg wu-.ideal for claimed the author'a relatIvely undivided attention. Our conclusion: Or. they will stop going together) . man resident of the exclusive gtlmtDl" of the humap. ·rae.." the bentthological observation has been neglected! e Hall, W&8 returning from a Actually, you -and 1 are but a b) All Old Couples. (To be fol- lqui A cursory glance at zoolOgical order, as regards the binI kingdom. wfll lowed ater !thow S&tunlay evening. Octoby dbcussion air why they ber but. walt. what of even the reveal 1!hat the delicate equilibrium has been upset. This negation of all - make At appro.Dmateb' 10:45; .. 2. an adorable couple or why . Tbe amoeba. the cen, bowthat Is academJcally sound bas been -credited by many to the venerable they don't make an adorable cou· rounded the eas� �sroom buIldto us Yat h� rtse 1.Dr. 'Moom's Plbald l'iUtherscate--thls is a fallacy! [t has been selen. g ln , the "Deacon" i'topP,8d �rt. pIe). pe �-��:!=lO� in- --. t. .. .......t1tk:ally -:-pooven..-tes.t....t;Ae- d!Il".Jptil"e. Influence exerte(Lln..:th... I."!I- · · · ·C)·:YI81to�·." 'iFoI1OW� di&- ..DDUc.t.u�.:a suapld�.....SM�.Jt�U".: o I VlJ · " ma u . . J r a.r u g . . HA HA . 1Ioctt';ty can be positively traced to ,he hectIc. h an uelng. flgur� b�e.the dO�, , ana debate as to e:r:actly . aet P . erbapa' .. patteni' of .. HOOPLA HAGENBffiD. In through . an open windOW,' and they are). be 1IUCIieoted, & man Several years ago an unusually severe winter drove the exotically d) All men not mentioned In pouring ·��t ..,. 0bv!��l::r. �, whoseml8bt eyel are l11Ited. Jupward in plumed HAGENBlRD from its summer habitat,. Bri-Ush Columbia. to the above categories. (Followed � I:lne from/e$gas' can int? Chuck s �rm eom and mel'C1'. � , neurotic mores and' tolkwaye ot Washington. U.S.A. Tha·t you. the lalty, speculation on any Item suggest- own room, where ·bis roommate was It ma�ea oneonthtnk. WlH � may better know tbls oddity ot'tather nature and retuta.tlon ot Darwin­ ed by their preaence. .Notlce IS- peacefully sleepl.ng. with hl8 creation of a bomb even lam. a description Is in order. For oft as not when the novice 19 at a peelally new hair-cuts. unuaual i RecalUng the St18pected &rao1l:J to power l uuperfmentall)" � tu dIstance he wUl,mIstake It tor .. co-ed. That this grlevoU's error may be c u t t i t s. .outstanding injuries, ' in the rece-nt� burning of nel,hbor- plode, ever ,stop and thtu, "Oh 'Prages, Ch�k. f r o m t h e . corrected the tirst authenUc descrltpion Is here set down. (gJrls)' ellgibillty as a 4ate. ted. "Don·t y'GU light God, W'ha.t are we doing!'" The HAGENSi:Rn la distincUvely human in phsiognomy, weighs a , e) All women not. mentioned ' shou.Startled, 4; h'e disarming 410 Ibs., has several hands and reet Uke the rest ot us, Is ted above categories. (FoYowed hlS- eyee ehlD1Dg,- hia q1:l1ek daUy,ln the atmospheric '''House ot M:1r.rors," but what reveals her true speculation on any tlem brea�&nd. tense face clearly indlca-- _--'__-:_ ____ nature .fe the I n h u m a n, inexorable, very penetrating, omnipresent ed by their presence. (Gtrls) Ee- UTe of an inKD.e impulse to ineen­ UAUGH. On�e you've heard it you immediately see her relation to all pecially notice eu.ch items lUI new that files, pecks for worms, sleeps In trees (on one leg yet!). briDgs Into clothea, aDd clothea not 1.1ated in South Hall twigs arid pieces of strIng to make ute easY,'and bas ' an fir:st two ca:tecoriea. On Sundaira -Debate on. whether or not sbe all-consumJng desire -to blot out ot existence ·thoae thieves ot the' ahoufd wear a lmit suiL (BoYII) WOl"�, -the cowbirds, ... .. date. Certain unfounded charges were 'hurled a.t this column last nlgib1l.lty II week,NQTE: After tull report haa been CiT­ Such acc1JaaUona are of course unfounded and very rem.inl8Cent ot S. be sure that everyone at th� last year's blood feud, hJgbly original to' say the least. After Considera­ I , tl9n knows eu.ctly who ia being it waa -agreed to ·bereafter ignore any such tomfoOlery as �Iow our dlscusaeeL Following ·tlhie anDOunCe­ plane of operation. To Dorm Doln's we say. "pa.rturiunt montes. naecettlr me t. aU the occupant. eaa thea. n rkluculus mus." � around and stare at the �en- lboE' -:il"'ike nod n tJoned penon. In this can try to gu... Juat Dorm Ooin's _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ �-----------= :.:� &lid can e.I80 �."'."--"--, _ ;;;; ;; ,. 9. Blrthd..,.. are always .btc Da' from North Hall: -Monday' evenlDl'. October 4. Dr. Eaatvold made hIa tlnrt formal appea.it.ll<!e lD. Nort.b. Hall: oM will be the pract1ce -in tJie tnture on )(em. day." devOUoDe were held for entire dormitory' Inatead of ·the indI�dnal RoOrL ' " .: , Dr. EUtvold epoke On the theme. In de:Y8loplDg hi. addNu he ·In- "I. _,."._ "»,.e -hath not seen, oor ear neither uve entered. iIrto ·the of man, th. thlnp whlcb God hatll l'P��ed for them. tha�_19.,.e hlm." .I Cor, 2;'. ' eluded 80me nrx Interutlng "01��ii������;��� ����':� � ·I ���� _� vatlona on the procreu 1P&4, In �, � {,w � l'� preciate hll · takloa tlme · out of Page Two

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Ul.S'9.9t 'I ' _ . .. ....:. 0M7 .lbt • e D e d 1d:t.-Mi-r�tr.mme-;:-Qu-e@eh de8k-.tgeJ:e�'.. .�t�Qhflrttbou.jLtr1..e. _ !lrl)J =UDder the theme, "Lutes Score Does the sophomore clus look �� e�ts �nr o e .wben the tlTe ot tbem threw fmd ,Mis' �rt8 a hote In which to In8tall the delk nl r h lu '54/' the annual Homecoming 11 prettt small to you? 00 you m.tN Mar) ri .AM no� ds, tlte Int!trt1C" ' lamp� ,: t;'nd .�t . soIf1� �p�e . •r�n� '��r In� the sbower, �iotheB' an4 all," r , gra PW '�I! l' � '" 0.. taeel IIcheduled tor -tM weekend at Oc- tee!bl ioale r.prtu.t tO,ra .f �merica� Bch06�a In Get- caretUl. th�y are Hable to catc� to thf.t�ne at "I'm'FOrever Blow:1,�1" pus? :We can tly no' me.ans account many. wber 29 throUCh a1. , lIt.Ue nl1�ers In It and �U8t Bubbl�s:': � !lc1 sp�aklng of bubtitee. . thel� .ot , Petitioning tor the Homecomins fa. al1 the .e.bsentees' but 'stdeeb or �� ss Virginia Sea�urg Is .teach. walt until a faculty member re. who ,did Lori Z, snap a picture , taueen wUl begin Tuesday, October t h e m a r: e at Emanuel' HospItal Ing ll! on� o� eighty' Ani���can ele- J eases. .them. Don',f laugh !,It 8:c�U�,I- I,n}�e tUJ) ,up to her neck I'n " bu'b! 12. with the Yot.\"I',on Tuesday. Oc- S'h-hool of Nursing. POrtland. Ore!. " ' f, D ot SUb "bne ned the bapp O ly bles, �o � m entary s��.Oo:ls tn Germany. Atter, , tober 19. The two runners-up will gon, Stella Andel'8OR. Janelle Bt1.c)(•. Ih.�vlng t, �ug�fr n:S\. gtade�" at tbeJ mals, 6�r apologie.s to t10rence Chrls' . .' , be., prtncesses. Any senior or junior er. Lots Danielson, Eather Edlund. t she s, �ea , tiansen tor qmlUlng, ber name .. aD s h ar l la everal s ' �o. 9C t;1d: k P . a: r Joar.n woman' Is' elIgible to be a candidate Janes. Krug, Louise Lareon, Old Mal!! has finally settled otticer at the new South Han organs'� �ro!!..p ot;�1r�. gmd!!l . student ' (or Queen. The QUj*ln and.her court Ltndeblom, ¥ar1lyn L. u tt, ,Elaine 'b�hes .agraduated down to the rouUne at t,be echool JZl\Usm; "Cbrls" is !Ice-prelll�ent tQr . !n 19,�4, _ / , S Nielson, Ahn Nelson, M.�ley, Eiols . O chapel tn ctober be announced n _ .,...--. ,,!,� lr� Ger- rear, Many at tlie. girls have been t�e ensuing year, AI�, the girls ate , �--,� : �!...��!��.!lR.�. �J..u�,J!W- �_�!...���� �� �' , ,h:oOl, 11:1 �anl\u, ;! � : ': �= �� hlAA��.!¢.'!5.d\��M!!1!S dlrr.r.�\ !'J..!I! .. ., 'Ijr.b>�·ojTh.lijb t,"*, .bl!I.x�w.i-����� lftl!\'it�� * Ing ror the. Homecoml"" royalty I '; .Wlch."tln. T.�.r. YlI!Il'e'f tfl" �t.,-.. 'has traveled much ' in her f us with too mucli newl! for 'the .cot· ·thefr e'veutiig de�on�· tfe� done by petitions, each containing and Pauline Ziemke are s�rting the Tollteldt �reer. ! ne� Wednesday evening, dev�uonB . umn, ' She year a taught 50 signatures (anyonemay take out Jhl�d month ot ..the (:lInl<;a1 portton "teaching I clan each classes, by held be will seemed has have Cornell to Don · and PhillppiQes year the a in heD t ' Emanuel. at of t training nurses a.. petltion) and accompanied by $5. their the hearts' .ot the girls using one noor. This will sene Turn the petitions in to lris Nord- They will spend two years there and at Okinawa. S'he graduated from ' captured who -are not taiPl1Iar .with I with h�s rendition oft "HoldQ M; those man, or Gerald Sch,imke. Homeeom, then return to PLC tor their senior PLC in 1949. wn class members as wen .. , Twelv,e or thirteen miles west of Hand." At &Jmost aoy ime t day ·thelr owho year. Ing co-chalrmen. are sepa�ated tram theIr Is or night you &fe -able ·to hear this those by noors. One at the high POints at the Part of PLC'a Junior class Is 0 Han'au In Frankfust, Germany, . . trom many a room. trlends blaring 80ng Is She s s Marjo le Anderson, 1 �1 Includes at group Emanuel. This { Homecoming testivlties Is the pateaching on We elemental?' level as 1 A transter student from the 'Unl- PLC's pse\1do-lntel1ectuals, t 'h a t tade' on Saturday morning through Adonna Bondahl, Norma Borgford, she did In Seattle atter her gradua- verslty at Washin&ton, Pat BonDur- pair at "long drinks of water" com­ Parkland and downtown Tacoma. Lu Frazier. Velma Harmon. Kay white ' ; ant has been dlsco,!ered to 'have monly seen with) convention,."lert Prizes are given to the top floats, Jerstad, Marilyn Krug, Oretha Mar-. lion tram PLC In 1951. u'p­ any talentll, She does sketching, Jackets and cynically curled wIth judging by three alumni on ·iQn. Eleano!" �farlin, Carolyn Pritch, Miss Doris Berg is. 'in Erdlng, , m sings, and also cuts hair, as you per lips; were perceived l)OurJng tbe basis at beauty. originality, COOl' ard, Kay Simonsen; Sandr,a Standal Qermany, teaching·tourth grade:'ln .I may have noticed by the sbort hair -throuch a ThesauMJ!J only, to swag­ edy, and ,theme. Any or.ganlzation and Sigrid Tolletson. They are start- 1951 and 1962 Miss Berg taught. in at many girls. 'ger about In borrowed words. II, S. She may Undertake to sponsor and can- Ing theIr second month at aftiliation American schools In ' Japan, s' are in order t�r S. worthy o'tthls ehallowneis? . I Congratulation 1rtruct a noat for ' the parade and in Emanuel's Maternity Hospital. graduated In 194.9, new song leaders and also. tor Writers Note: Belng .the onl]' one competition. With this year's theme Kathy Elde Is also completing her Now a counselor In one at ' the the new dorm omcera, Good luck. ·to "walk" ..way trom a tour-car col­ and the game .,,'Ith Western wash' ·c�niCal n r s i n g experience at eight Amertcan ·high schools is Miss the girls! U,slon �¥t Sunday, let me take'a tew ' ington''S VIkings, there Is plenty ot Emanuel. She Is a member of PLC's Blomquist. Miss Blomquist plans to The ,dorm �Jll be pretty well Unea to cauUon all drivera, The ae, I nut a at study university 'European room tor OriglIHLUty". Katertalll may . class at 1965 and will return to . 'cated....thl. weekend &8 JEULny girls eldent was. cau.ed because one drlY· summer, ', ' range from scOtch-tape to batling PLC seCOnd-semester. are planning to be In PQrtland to fir tollo'l'ed too closely behind an· wire to paper napkin rosettes; the Also at Emanbel are Karen Kahelp cbeer our team on to' vlcl.9l'J:. other and couldn't ltoP, so p'lunged . only requirement being t h a t the vern and Janet Olson, They are getH , nost Is able to make its way along t:ing laboratory experience In their omecomlng 'Queen imagine It will 8eem nice to. the into a line or on-comlU&' can, h!tllng remaining to be.ve' lOme pe&Cji one head-on It could have eully the !parade route. Watch tor more : chosen protesslon. M�cal Tech , F f . '0ne. , girls and Quiet. been you. . eo ured In intormation about the pai'ade In Ule , nology. They will 'graduate n e x t ' Luella VIg, spring gredua"te ot Pa· dally bulletin .�d Mooring Mast. June with PLC's class ot 1955. Lutheran, was pictured In the Althourb parties baTe taken ., First Co n cert A large number of th ue PLe/ Issue ot One magulne � back seat tbls week'in our sojourn, Emanuelltes'plan to attend the too't- �eptember In a special teature on Lutheran they hue not detracted ttom "We ball game at "orest Grove on Octo. Partdancl tY Repair ber I o e e u Be 5 e � Q eens ot Am erica A nUl"l� ! inCldents addiD, color to the dally woll 9. Tohey are looking torward to n education major trom Ketchl- routine. ' The mu '"Jc' 01 BI-_ Rom'-g .seeing many at their PLC clast!- Ing 1 .I.Q...I kan Alaska ....'.S VIC was named Two Mexlcan peons, strlcUy from wm be featured In the firat concert 233 P.rkl.nd. mates there. Homecoming Quee� Iut. taU by the SteInbeck, were seen roamlq thJ'u ! ot the Lyceum Series � hedUled tor 44se C PLC" students. She recently .marrJ.s rooms collecting alms to buJ their Noyember tint. Pertormlng will be -============; Mitton Hefty. allO a PLC graduate, . S·u n d a y breaktut: "E1 Rancho an 18«01ce choral u with s1x I Grande" '\Vb the1r tieltt (and oDly) I }JnnclP&Ift. PrtmartlY�I�t10n. wtll in Portland. r The feature tn included. c&ID� number aDd they returned to their be latoR es trom Romberl"l trill Stella's Flowers �.fI lk Sh ak es pus beauties from. 21 ot the 81 tour- ebacks 17 cents In the black. There )mown 'operetw. I y� Lutheran col1ege� In the Unit- was an odd resemblance to Ewlr S. Joseph S for AIJ !lcc�lon. ob""." lamed.7�W.� e d state. ami Canad.. All or tho end Shlrl.y 'Ii but it mu.t ·he.. THE HANDOUT . he lOloJst at the seeotld.cin_ 7»e_ Uom., JeU wtu � t ueens Q bad beeil selected to ret.n been ·the Bob.elDJan t _ ce� fi � ft .ti.e -� on December tint · I 415 over some ' event dunos the PUt .' T!'"o' otbe� , ��ce� lD -Ja..1Ia!'1 aDd ' , . school year. February ..m complet. the ..rI... 0 •._ .1. the youth ....,0. ... pubr '"'_IP ' K� w1...... IIII lInD •..., 'VI" Stude nt tlcxet! tar the eeaeon, lfahed tor the young people ot tour � wtttch may be obtalned-..,." sboWin« Fur Coate For M any o,f. Y�ur .Ne.eds,'Stop In A� Lutheran bodIes in AmerIca the 9tadent ' B¥; Card., wJU be a"R1l· Amen�n �utheran Evangelical •• a b�e -ail loon aa tb.� rema1D1a« conLutheran, Lutheran Free and Unit- 418 P.rkland GARFIELD YARIETY cer-� 'haTe bee:n dentdte1r iChed­ d h;; h�.; . a an D C; ; uled. Tieketa tor othent- WlIl be edld urc ; C ; � . . ;; _.l'II L� l; U� � ';� Ev �g� ::1 October 31.t at $5 tor tbe-�: r g , '. '. 15-45 PLAV 'Ii Dean Haogo. ·Dr. Str u n k; Mr. Reme��, ,,;' .' �... ou �.tprillti..g . .� ' , � 1 (3 N ...o\WD Mr. _n. G. o r lt o . . y . .. Bln>m. Walt BchwlDdt,. Also..., AI·· P' ro"rams : cards', ribBons, . pamphlets, . Y ' .... FR¥E'S RECOID breoht, )(m>& �11or.. IIm Lokken � SHOPPE " . . '.'f'1' �f ·: tickets, _,!,tco : . :tttat:.I 'our 'bUIIoness! \ ! ' ' piarkl�nd. W-,.h. . and mrv 8tlv� � the oomn:dt. . � manqlog. 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A 21-"�ld lirl t. I)1Dr1' In aerioU8 .codtton·.fan Orepn h08pital ton�wJIit the explo,.a Of -,... :traterJ nlt,- houu. "welcome dlapl&T." Wbne beuac tn" no po.IUoD. "t9 it Me� rather Iflce l� kIl�w .tftterDiue. haTe the W"O� frOnt ot. them,

awai-..d. · ot the ' duUes .which wQrk on the �QtltuJ. pac_ . Joann with them.. background.. ltCe08l. HIli aui$. man, and Charlene Llb.dne8l.' Cb:ar­ The algos don't read "We want ant, ida places .a cloee lene was pleaBantly aurprlsed.when an �mer1cart'" · education," or ''We I 8�con:d. Jo Gronke, ' . a cake tor 'ber came aIr erpress . from Los A.n,gelee. Ordetta BeChtel see�8 . to -have ' . ; .' WHY been entertaining the girls :wIth her rend!tlon· 0\ ..th� nervous system." Wby did you come to college. Just what .weie you personally " Guess tt has mU8'f.c. -too'! ' interested in when. you decided to come to P.L.C.? A Supercilious . Snee, Fourth fioor has beeo havlng Probably' you came to work towar:h the education that· will quite a tew parties and gab-feata be your livelihood ; or was it to make the connections which Nordqulat _ Carlatrom ty ot e y ! Quess ther .waS plen later on may be of benefit to you; or perhaps it W;1S to find tbe food brough·i back tbfs weekend. companion with \Vbom you ,.ill be spending the re",ainde< of �;<:;--;'=�;;;;;� latel :i"iholl�r ;;;;-: ;';: Our-; and shout Its-; democracy, :: ;: ;;;: ;:;; ;';;';8&Y, ;; American �C; Lproponents t:,��::;:�� W:�: jU8t Yes, your life on earth. Or maybe you are one of the fortunate Gnes to'the 18 the greatest contribution I who come merely for enjoyment, with no definite reason 0r plan of man since some joker invented the wheel. It .n · ••""n'" Increasget t� y a w. pleas�nt a what C. M �e· in mind. ' '. mind, B. . O. . . ' the wheel and a later contribution or the . plump Ingly ! merA ", velY U d!lrtlnC, (the terms -are somewhat slmUar) bave ,made the To all but the "Iatter tbere is a question that orily you. can ·Groans and gripS .can be heard answer. icanized" educational system possible. Tile logical. (and very fltUng) ftom '"overcome to necessary be may it goal your achieve To second floor to fltth fioor &8 somethipg or someone. If you felt it neCessary, would YOD reooft climax to �ll this balderdash was the "�ll�g.e" J� all o� its �lcat1ons. tball practice flnally gets under· to gossip or perhaps deceive another about this obstacle in YODr loo As used ,here, the term "college" ts· rather parrow In appJ.1(!at1o�, rer8f- way. seems the girls are a little way, ring to tbe result of the American experience . in ·"educatlon.''' ,With the out otItpractice! or wou.ld· yo.u put "the · most charitable construction" on , do .or d::le cOmlng ot col.leges came ;he stereotyped, hearts and... fiow�rs your opponents. To belittle is a mark of your own weakness. To Tue,," made was Inspection Room .. , e�ta (0t for �Ima mater, and .,?ccasIO�allY unthlnkJ.ng non-entltlee-:stOO. Some ot the gtrla wtlre reall,. acknowledge shows' your own character. which the subject of our study, BoUver ShagnaBty; ·is a sort. of"persomn- day. Honest labor and study may not be the simplest method of "tha": seems It sun,rlse! by taken cation). there was .lIttle c�ng of room building for the future. but it is the only way to Build for ChacBollv�... �ame from a mi.d41e class home, went to ·the 1M-tie red school- sUps which real� worried some house, and b',an all-American . boy by prof888lon (and .cboJ.ce). granulated from- hlgh school (be' played the great Ameri.can game ""',_'1._'-.-0'" Have you &D}"thing to eay, ting through, his '!'�niQue!l we",, �ear pett�ct: he once claimed he w·hat's with �outh Hall ? A op'ened a �!.. o�� � . 'hls 1I�1rl:or ,.-.�-�_ '!'� �"'���S).. De"" ..... .n _al ' ...t.. .8u.."' i After .-cD epic sU9cess and real progress, Btli d�ded t1J.e. onlY 10�cal o1llous Bneer made us wonder! or-'.aing tor bis portentlous jDt�llectual abUlty w&8 ...college.. After much Oh j well� �hasLIKE IT ! ,. cons1deratlon he ohose tb, great repository of letrnlng, LuteviUe. ' Oa' CaU from North Hall Atter a couple ot IDDnths in the college famlly young BoUvet Shag­ 10 week busy a been bas This J1.asty (100% �ericBD, II:lIl1�nt_ defender of the Republic. generally flne tallow) ·had the place pegged. "You know, you can gtt through college North Hall. Five -commlttees have been selected to kap our "handsome , without a Jot of ectort, too." This Is truly wondertul. · College requires no eftort, so those attondfilg oan spend theIr time hacienda" In smooth operation. The tn utopIan chaseS and Idle day-dream.lng. Bol .Ure"d of thIs Idleness 80 devotions commlttea consIsts of turned to other diversions-among them. a\sort of baiting, blind attempt to go through ,the motions ot becoming educated. Dany Bol w:>Uld sit In �e rDiddle ot the great Intelleytual three-dog clrcues-tJie Reading are Ted Simonsen,chairman; Room. and with much obvious eftort 'attempt to read a couple of texts and Joe :Kettl. The C9m­ (loudly clalmtng 'he had bought them by mistake): Otten,he was dis­ keep everyone happyJ"{Sotracted. What upset him most ' -the peUtnnlal ,game ot ping pong in 8t:an ··Ftng8rs" Hul8man, the far cOrner-Ball vs. Burly Bud Lester. the peoples' choice. The . Bob Stuhlmlller. Dick wrestllng'match that usually ensued. catch-as-catCh-can. was" eDltenatDlll8 • opetatloO:s coDlIDtttee and usu&ny pve everyone a t�w laughs. Everybody's .t&vorlte; .nw.....' · '�<&rne., . figured that one out, yeL was .the dally rat �ce--:the bell would ring an'd one grou·p ot scholars would race out( to sun themselv.es on the tront steps), and o�er �ould p,lod in from a tough morning 10 ·the cottee shop. . 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to the College of Puget Sound. This ta, the same Bcore by which the Whitworth' Pirates downed them week bel�>re ls.st. By the way, CPS picked ·up 353 yards during the' fracas and. it looks Uke It'8 about tmie Under �ache. ,bar Eliason and . • JIm Jacobson' the freshmen muat someone put the stopper on them. the problem ot discovering talMe.anwhUe. last Saturday. thole " powerful Pirates" from Whitwortb . ' were slowed down quite a bit by the 'hard fighUng Central WUdcate. By ent and bu1ldlng �e team trom. the start. The trosh "team seema to be the time the smoke (or was -It tog?) cleared the Whit!: were on .top U In hat strong ne nemen girls, t · (U ' a 15-6 score. Not &s much as was expected. Note also that Central's TD was th , e t!rat Beare to be racked up against the Whitworth club tbts sea- 18). ann the coaches are looking tor a good. quarterback a m 0 n g th'e son. Could be Central Is an underrated, Improving team, elI.? won Its first game ot the season. defeaUng U.B.C. by the �e:�: :�ih:l�:. t score 0 1 to 6, British Col�bla has to win a game pre�ty soon, but I back ',positions' who ' will glv. · guess it was Just time for Eastern to win one Instead. opposi on a busy day on ·defense. U While talking about U. a: q.,- it mlg�t be interesti ng to note what tor the upper las gi ls, As e the Thunderbird coach, Don Coryell, bad to sa,. in the Vancouver, B. C., a r coach BrIan PrIce and assistant paper on the following Monday. ApparenU,. he was dJ.saaUsfled to 88Y Dennis Rodin feel that �ven the least. Here's what he had. to say: "I've seen. some poor officiating in coach :!n::�= my day but thlB' caps it all. I'm convlnc� the touchdown which beat Us :O:�h :-� l �:: a nJ t1 e julrt didn't ha'Ppen.'! Team Captain Bob Brady Is QUoted as saying: "I'm , Jll be\out soon. One bIg factor this sure the referees were In no position to see the play ; I know the ball w year Is that the up�rclasa team never got 'Past me, and I was one yard .out from. the goal Hne." · does have experience 0 v e r t h e Well, tough luck, boys, but'why don't you 9tart talking your way Into ' young�r team. ,Bolstered by a large wlnnJ.ng instead ot out of .losing. nllDlber of last year's w1Dll1ng. freshI'll never give up unUl I hit 1.000 percent. s Whitworth's men team membere, plas some of Probably the ' moat important game this weekend I almost an 1m. th� t a lwarta of the upper class clash with C.it.S.• out tn the �0r:th end SatUl"day. Thls teams, the older team looms as the po881ble one to predict 500t that they all aren't). Both teams �ve virtually .the same record all around. W'h.1tworth and C.P.S. &1ao are the favorite !o_r _ �e Bo,;1 game thJe year. . . Evergreen ·Co-Champions of last eeas6n, and. neither one 'has lost

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En�Two- lettermen and 881'era! freahmen make thIs poelUon one of the strong pointe ot the teain. T&ckle--Four lettermen. Guard-'r.b.ree exPerienced athlates. Cenier-Wealr.. ' this yea.r, but that ' easy .to undenrtand Considering l06S ot L1tUe All-Amedcan Bob HIbbard. by the way, is helping eo&oh the WUd(:at Hne this year. A t quarterback. this year 18 Bill

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tempts, one a 3O-7&fd piner to .ep.d Phil Nordquist wbleh set up Lan- , cuter's final jaunt. A� lJtt1f1 later in the !JUDe 'period sub halfback Don Gaarder entered the -PLC llD.8UP and. on the first pia}, caupt a stri.te froDl'Tommy Gllmer on the Badpr 45, from which he proc",,-ed,( io Show his .heels 'to the betUdd!ed P.U. secondary. This made'it a 13-3 " ' ball game In faTor ot the GJ.�tors. In the thIrd quarter the tute. · were on their way again as freshman John Fromm lit the '"tire ":h1eh 1ed'to the LuteN' third touchdowu... The husky halfback set up tim IT.D. wJth a 47-yard romp' oTer :right tackle, and then cllmu.ed the S6-

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, :" ,/ Lottie liM7 I Coach )(an' HanhmaIl" Paclfto North Hall (�eooad.,) . ........ 5 Luth.ran ,eoU••• Gladl&tora dro.. ,I Hair ._,.�..�...'....__,_.. ; 5 Well, at 1U81 the Lutes aldo't l_et me dC)WQ .lh1a . week. See ma as 30. U' and 1f yards lor tI!ree tim vy No Ha rth ll (tblrd) �..._. 6..; . th�ugh e'iery other team did. �� : balt t'ouchdoWDa and. then put up & ...-.. .t t tu Central De Jardlnea :. .:..........._- . My "beat of"all" predlcUoD W&II CPS bT three points O'Ver WhI�worth. slout defel18'-'to defea Clonf Creek'Hall .._....... 3 : .. What's the matter with those Plratee.,...t... hey keep foulin' me up. Wuhington CoUei e of Ed: uon North Ha!l (tInt} . ......... ._.� ! . . Many a PLC fan, unable. to make the trip to Central, drove over to WJ ldcata• . 20:-1', .1.0. -.n. W el!ern.'Parklan d . ....... � ! t ......,. t the north "find of' tb'9{n� and paid $1.2& to watch .. ban I'ame. The ball . .. 4: Central Barr.eke, .': . ... -....:_. ' 2 game doesn't hurt us BO much, but the $1.26 408S. ' l • Tacoma . " There is no doubt anymore·; Whit:worth Is po"ert�. TheJ' dumped po.. ..lol> 1>/'..". . �-..-.. -0 • (�t.nd tern Pa mui the Loggers 33·13 and now tina themsel't'es In tint place on. tOP""Ot the , behind "the Whitworth Conference standings. CPS just dldn·t·l�k Uke the same team

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two qU.Arters 0�...p)a�,th8 �raie8 leet Central ",as . quick Jdck one's, game. Fro.pl he:re on, Bob Ward. and Boyd Wl�klns UteraUy ran SO-yard .Une to set up the tint PLC through, over. and around everyone on 'the ftpld. WllkJns, IncldentallJ', touchdown. Captain..... Frank L&JlcU. was rJ replacement tor the Injured Wa7lle Buchert. ter m..de a ¥&rd. diminutive Tom:m7 WhItworth ran trom a .�.. and "Winged. T" formaUon, plcklD&" up Campbell picked uP. a .palr aDd LaA­ most of their yard..ge around the ends. They tried several paas plays In caster two mote to the Wlkloat 25: the flrs1. quarter. and, being unable to more through the ,alr, they stuck S�em1ngly stymi . Gllmer.kept the !¥'to the ground for the rest of the afternoon. It might be , tnteresU!l' , to attack rolllng b � pass�_ to Phil note that WhItworth U!!led 68 difterent plays durin« the game. This, plus ( S.S.) Nordquist tor a Jlrst down the fact that the backs seemed lateral happy, made for wlde,t)pen foot- on Central's 13. A Centr&l ottaJde ball. . � _ , putthe ball on the 8. Moving up north we find that UBC J�sUll looking for Its first wIn bucke d to the 6 and' frosh ',halfback and nl be "ha.nged'� It I'm going to be the one...io ., predict that they'�l find Joho·Fromm lOOk_over from� there.. It. Western found'the rang& and scored their tftst TO for the year-that He picked' up 4 yar.ds on bls ·puts them 1 pOint ahead . of UBC 'In the scoring department for l!,ague tr aud · on hi' nut. y compeUtlon, plunged Into tbe end SOne to Most important of al1, however, waa... our win over Central 20-7. The th� "Lute! a 6-0 lea4 wttii' fo,uc min­ . boys dIdn't pick up a tremendous amount of y�da&e, but did h,lt pay dlrt utes to play in the ft,rat quarter. � L1..tefJ ..1me's and that's what mU8s the- scoreboard look nice." I ...oca", ... placement'was no I'Oocl, , Eastem 'went out or conference last'Saturday and 'lost 2.1·7 to !Vhlttaking the kickoff. Central man, a rather mediocre � In the Nortb:�est COnference. Eastern paya to thei r own 42-yard. Une, us a visit this ",eekend and althoiich they �yen't shown too much thus where a fourth down paaa fell 10. llu.rol.o'·001101 01 far In th·e 19 54 campi1p. " the 9&va«es could aullT beco me spoilers In complete and the: GladJatOn toQk PLC's champlon.liIp up1.riuona-Let'. hope noL Campbell lpat a yard op. t11s N;It Tbui-edq, oCtober 18. Ta 's nsuc bopeful, heavywellbl tint carry. bot plcke4,. up 12 Qq tIl& Pat �)(c)(v.rtri, Will � out after another win. Tbls Ume the compeUUon next play, .h.91Veyer, for . first down detlDttet7 abo",. an Im.provemeut. Pat w1ll meet Cbuck Wood:worth ot on �1IIh, tQ.e the 31 mm .Ibot Salt �. City. Utah., IJ! � ,�t itch!, Woodwortli manaPd to gO, 10 line-for ,,!,o t!ier figt cIo� OIl, III<t rowids with Rex L&7Ile a1tboUc� loalnc bJ' decleton. Layne's e:rperie�ce 9 6 p 9 1 .nd Opn G rd r ...aprj..Dte4 1 ..... 140 f.ctor.; . • yards W th� five &4vl.. PLC, l\a TIi�' �ml to J)8 It. feJVeiLailon luIng .pla In the �DI" .c.ene t4Ird ..u� : U r. .·t ';[hree . here u1 the NQUh:;e.t. an�lt·. foi,out 'time. The State WjWi'!!>8�i'- �!O pi.,... �r CaPtaIn produced. many rill&' creats tD -pUt years.. the beat -8teele,-� ·toit.-and-�,-ec.eDU,;-,�-M&tthews. -Althouib rID. no great judge ot boxt� throughout the :world and oobody conaulta me In connectIon with the mont.hly uBJ.i1c �t1DP," I am �nUu� to 1117' own o�n..ind �ulUna: precHcUona. 1 'have a8eD. Pat IlI'bt aad. I Wne tbat ....ti eQerlence aDd a real couc1enUous eUort pius gQ04 �.JDeIlt be JriJl crack '�e "toP ten" In two yean or leas. .. From there oa.. ..-110 kilows f Good-lack, " Ir1ah Pat." Back to football and .lOme ot IIlJ" "pn�d plckl." Central Was�n Comes to ,..cOma next Saturday � -meet the CPS I,pgen. Prd1nar1b' the Notth Enders shouldn't have any trouble :Wltli-!he- WU_. -lMlt· CPS,lnJurlee-ai!ght malte & dlll._I, game 01 IL ' CPS haa to wln' th1. o�e, lO· rll give them l! polnti.· rubblng of CPB;. wll1 pro":' Wbltworth, fleah from last week's sa-13�d ably coast .�UtUe aplnst UBC .tomorrow.� The PlratN shouJd be able' to ' " " take tho TbUDderbl1'dO bT,�O pj;jolL " _ " , , . •• • " ",,,, Tbla week. Ws W8ll�rn's.turn to 10 out of.con1e�nclJ an� Jhey � .to P6rijand to meel-Lew•• �nd OlaJ;:k�. what abould be Juat about a toes up. , Tomorrow nJlbt. we'll get our tlrst .look at the Eastern Wublngton Savages. I hope�,the,. look � � �e can lOO� be tt�r. · Let�s 8&Y' PLC I ' ,13 or14 • , �_ t... Good luct.. ..te&m.! ;

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margin. . The r�ason for .tbe . slow start coul d well be e:rpl&l.ned by the fact that Ed ChluU8, now In hIs second year at the �elm of the ebeDe,. club, lost his entire ltarUng Une �: c�pt tbr4e-year.' letterQWl , WUtard , J,ulum. by the way� I. al� stu dent..body pr�s�d�ot at the east-, ern school. To fill theae posiUona

Chlssus baa called. on leTeral � men. Among the 76 uplranta whlcb. turned out tor football at Eastern.. 64 were' fce&bmen. .nd oDly teD ., were le tt�r.w�ers.

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N I :::t :u:� ��o�:S!'':r. ;;!� .uceeeded. .". Myrna-Shelver Junior advJeor! . ' -I .. j thl.Tbe,.8ar'. .... tollowJnc put omceti and . members were p r a's e n t: Ruth ' ' Heino. pr.aldeot; Mildred Van Dur­ en, vlce-pre.ldoft; Vlrgtnfa Grahn, ; 1un� WlgdabJ, treaaurer; Donna SWanson, hIstorian; KJTDa and tee ropreseneditor; Shelver, Inltall" three In . Many U¥DI'S come . ments, �Dc)udlng Perry MUon thr1l1· ; taUve. Betty Jean Condray. AJao era and a briet resume � PLC's Ruth Sather, Myrna PhanneJtuchen, faculty. I joanne Pooneet. Thelma Nypard. A kni«ht on the church road pret- ' M�rlene Stnblmtller, Bartiara Mac­ t7 well desertbes Professor John Donald, LucJlle Lents Larson, Nan­ Kuethe, new professor of Church I cy Helland, Onella Lee. Karl7l So! " i terbec.t, and Mildred. Brauimer. History at 'PLC� Jut year. �er major is elementary Professor XuetIie .ttegded Capl- I Sylvia 'lOrIebo, pret1d.ent; Mar­ educatlon. She belonp to Future tol UniTerslty, • Lutheran COIf...e garet Cant., nce-prelldent;' ADgela Teachers of AiDerica and Is seere- In CoInmbu� ObJo, and received a t.a y, 'secretary; Sylna BerrtaD,. , Cathy J'oha.naen hlatarta.i-y of the Lutheran Daughters of B.A. there in 1940 and B:D. In 1943. Wetton, edltor; Pe. Travellng north he etudted. for hi. lbe ReformaUon. ICC; Glenda SlmonllOD, Maudle straub is the only Cana· Muter ot· Arts at Union Seminary De.nfellOn, d e r. d a-;' Nel'dian among the eight. Maudte trans- In New.York In 1947. Liz Oml1, Helen Jordanger, ferred during her sophomore year In the teachJD& realm he taught Bureker, Janet Wtg�n. Carol trom the Unlveraity of British church '�story In the aem1nary at JUDe 9 a t·b e r, Darlene lam'DJa In her hometown., Vancou- Capftol University t r o m 1946 to Albrecht. and Carol ver, B. C. She 11!, majoring 1n reUg- 1949. He was al80 student chaplain were tbe\liew Spur olttthere. Ion wIth ·par.jsh wOrk In .mlnd. She Back on the road Mr. Xuethe be- cers ad ,members present at- the Js a member of- the Lutheran dentB-Aseoc1a:th)Jf"8l(d-the-J::.utb;erau " . . pasior·�t-Sawt':".A.ntonio,-Tex.. c8retDoni. . infi.lon' at Odessa. TeX&.lj. Daughters of the Reformation. . he....c&lJ&e ou("' w88t to PATRON.�E OUR· ADVERTISERS. '-Ruth .Heino, also a Juluor. comes fioek at Z10n 'ABlerWinlock, Waahlngton. Ber Dia,. ...;.--,. j r--..,.-----....Church In S..ttle. 1 lor Is .ec:ondary educatlon, and Ihe I. acUve In PI Kappa Delta. d_te, IU'�ILICII,� :MAIlIET and l'ufure Teacbera of America. TOWS .' GROCEIIIES - MEATS CoDDle 'BWltad tr&naterred from - ICE . CR VEGETI-8LEII ' .. · MERY .sA SL Olaf College In· her !reohman 8AN��IC�E8 Garfield 8L . ParkJ�d Tear. CODi:J.1e, no..,. a 'juDJor. comes from BeDeTUe. wuhi.ucton. and Js AND HOM E-MADE pin el maJorlD« 1n �entary ed.uca on. ' = "-= �== She m a IIai FeaUvat prineu"_1 � =;:.:=� year-and her ac:tivlUn W. PI Kappa QIolta. debate, Ne� nme StQP At jUIpor/�lus s�ta.ry. •

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tte-ot·many compoler, 8 I g m u n d Romberg. It will feature the 81C' mUDd Romber, company with ..

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.Second on the Lyceum agenda.

Icbeduled tor December 1. II a con­

cert by .. ·orld-famdus cellist. JOleph Sebuster.

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Alums Featured at Homecoming

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WorlrJng closely with the student

nd Ger- : elected to the IntercoUeliate Seuon tlclI:etI ror the PI"OCf'&ID8 co-chaJrmen. Iris Nordman a nn-Qt.... � Wb�." Wlth �. baeQrouud' of lead· er v ,lt ' : W . are n.oe. Thle J.·'l.26- .... � .w..... � ia.. enhlp and triendly &ncf cooperatJve whereaa ,1ncle Uellett would be preeldent or the AlumnJ AllocJaUon. � personality. he II an able leader ot $1.76. The coat of the concert eeriea waa included. In the tuition bill at the students of PLoC. Konday. November

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come home" to Its alumnI. In doing sO". they coordinate the weekend be I8rved In the boardlnc elub banwith the alumni ottlce. board. aDd Q.uet Ityle at 6:45 .p.m. In conneeIts presldenL tiOD with the Stcmund Romberg A graduate at tbe clus of 1948. FeltiVal.

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AssocIated Student B o d y the 2.000 alumnI.

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. � On beh.lf of the students and faculty of P.�ific Lutheran College. we on the staff - of the: Mooring Mut w.ant to wish the finest of Homecomings to all of oar fttU mina • alumni. May you find only the pkasantat of memories waitinll to ret.ni to .,.,... as well as gaining lIJany mOre to ta.� home. ADd it ..book! Co

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" m Is In dark eorners. giving lads gems to po d r .. . I Prof_•. ,,-"-It e t f n er-bons m tome 0(. � . IOI't fit .... a-ummel. _ of mID.. __ IIfke4 oeon .. PaID- ...... .. oeni .....k-elotlHa6-Ub,oa.. _mke. n....· abe 11 IiDfac:. ...... ... G. Sloppy 8e1a1iua�,,,, � than nit o r us here at without saying-To each one of you:. WELCOME� ALUMS! ,� "S t r . l _ tot .p uut . "'"" PLC. WIllie all' ....... � tab· great paIu iIo - carotully. G. , °Ml't1t.t.. W. I, iao� I Wa SkJpPT Ja. eM . ....,.. fill � Immac late; ItralCbt or pro per and jQat � 0( teIIIa& .. 1Ie NTOlta apIut_ .... If OIV ...... ... ioc,l4t,... �ODT D.t1 .DB-iD & word, ....'.. IIl7 O1t'1t .lMll1 .... .. a �' ... . ' . � _ _ 10 efl _ _ ....-T � cIa7 � wm. leto tile mirror a' hI' ,� � . HAVE VOU EVIER ",250.1.' _ ..... ......... _'t _� ,.. .- .... tIa'e of filet . _ .... epou.Ung t.. �. '" puAiDC' hie Ume NadJac taJ,B. B_l to tlloae 1M- .... an �tau..... ... a.,. ....,.ur.l• • . a:-un.c . "\ . . ....... .. :-"'O�·w1uLf .... ....er am �" . maD.7 to tllla aou WOR d praent StMIf _ .. � .... ,- . 'Jt 11 . �� NIUI'It. JMrt. ..... ... . �. � .IiH �1!Iqtb Itoota. Le.t'.. plaid &h.1rt o¥8iae1., ____ i-MM ....... =-_ � �.__ �. _ � ....� .. .-... t.Uot ��. - -L'·___ • .•• .. ........ .. ' . _.' -._

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such self· teeth,and of 'kiIJat� wbola l --��� wa ....,lr. h round ttael! in OD AUPlt n, It54� " &,__.•••; ? =-c: ..�Al'.-��·tDi�t_. 'prepa�ed � . ..,..;...�. .1 . . Tile 1954 8ap .... III contract<wtul: _ _ W-=a T_ lit _ _ .. . . . ... '---. tiiot ..· _. _ �_at 1dtL . . e olt&bl. tardy .... . .. Iit _ or�� Iillr � amt � . h. Ie la C<>mpan, of Lot Anpl.. , . compan, wtlll _ _ _ , " -.lr � 1Iiit ·.... ' a . B&nk or Amer1J::a on down. to �Hah a IIdr ..... .r � ...,. .c tM- � r• • • ..-rtt... .� .... ....... el' " .... ....'.. Iboat � � trkUoua QuelUoo. to be deUverec1 DO later tMn Aacust a. III&. TtIt� "' ''' ''''' .. ..... at tM-·.....,. IIttIe ....... . ....'. I11III ---... ....1 .,......... ,, '* ,....... M 1lArIoo. or bow D<> book _.... Gnat WootwD .... ---. _ _ _ _ _ ....... ,. -. --.. �,' _ _ '" _ -. » ... oiMm a, '07<» wttll . ·_ clutch." Willa ....e .. ,. 11k. all tbedr other CU...... _ .. IIIe ._ ..- _ _.· ... _1It we _ or . __ a __ . ...... .... 110 ..- u.. .tapa or CIH. tern. to hi• •atll· ....dl7 looI·p'- "1'aJ'......y--.P_- _ .... .. _ _ ...: __ t>ia Ida -. W. _.;,ju, _ ,_ ...;.." _ ..- _ . ..... lor .... _ .u 'I11III bo"" .tatelent la""l rat. ami lienee more � to pet su. Gte telL P. . at a. �., � ....,... .at: � ... ..' �os!·· Then turutaa taM broad leatb· · ... u ahow. tlulm h1I ba.D.dhrork of .... tile -.... . � .... . ...Iitra.tPt "W&7'It .. . .... tMIIr ,fa --* :.. .1 wtae ... ... W&It . ' .... experience. Atter this fatetul t . ... Dlir't:r w. '�t �, ,,,, ....... cu-e rt..q .. ere tutened to !be j&cket, which tell for . wa,. to save the 1954 SaP anll a.. .... . ...... .. .... a club or l'tlUlau: "Parkland Cha.� _or.&at .... . . _ aII t. � _ _ rull .l.ed 1955 Sap. Our nrat toU&h _ _ . _ . ... ...... -t c � _. _1"'1 admlnl.tratioD that they could be of _ ...... .-.,. ....... '*-.. t:MIa .tato ...,. aath1t1e1. .. ..... � ; TIIae _tellda "-- ",, .'-'oted to various pursuits which rango ...... ,a.. . t\IIIlc:tIIIIl a w... From this point thInp could only co ... ...,. ... .. ... . 1'ICIfl 1ililwllb tom, &Dd till.... did Impfon. Some _ _ _ ..... or _ - ]O&t'ta of 'M _ --. - _ Il1o - - - ror the hlg datea. to meeting �· .. ,.. tlaCIII· __ "" 1IIiIIIl ng the chrome rtreta well polisbed. � I IIIItI6c.. ...,. ". t:1Iiq tIIIat .a. -...-. .. .. tion with the pmldent of Berncllft � ... .... 'CJ'O\o - ....., � wu raached by wblch both the 1954 _ _ ..... _ .. ..._ - <I _ -'A· F£W -.ne.• STERLING IMPORT ..tttholIl aacrtftce or qaaJft1 or eonter4. " .eat 1iIa .... ,. ..... .-II .. ,.... � ...... ... III up.: t, . .. ... .. .. Gerry and hia accompl1ce. [rls Nord1) III .. _I It � � ... pt: � ... theD sat down and rll'Uf'ed out hGw ... .... nil. . ...."""Ing! . fDio • 1NB ' DeOesa&l'J'. FIrat thotlKht ..... an addltieMl tao.. ......-- � ... ...,.. -Uaee � we are an. faeultJ' aud .... a 2) .&. :... � .... -- .... taken Into -Beta Beta Nu, subveralve BOr.1ber. bu.t ... �eD decided this wOlIN ... to ..... . 1ut aJt.--UTe. ....... IIIIb.. cncJK: lIP '. Percort t . .... .. simple : a perma.nent lease on ... . .... whirl .a.l 'IDIBirJJtac oo the OIl petual .... MIlar � Theil came the tdea of puttfn& 00 a ...... ....,. etuawe a so-rounda of V&Ility f"&1r. Su.ccew- fee tdIDp , .-.ot2l. a � pUr Df laded. patched Len'l (Marvooek mlu1Oll. alld lell the Itu4eots and al� OIl � ..... 10 college seems to be measured by pants) and a perennJal laek ot funds. Saturday night, October 30, the Alexandtt Brothers will pre- the list ot activities beside the sen.�3) Thank you, tba.Dk you. thank. you. Soutp. Ball Sojourn. for your sent this show. These men are tops in their field and are alone: ior's picture in Saga. College .teems too generoua conceaaion laa. week. 4) We offer th1a colunm to the pe&on who writeI the best letter on w.orth the price of admission. not withstanding the idea that this to be the time or fiowering rather the time of germinatlon_ "Why l Uke SupercilloUB Sneer" In 26 wordIJ or leu is benefit -show and we must approach S I ,000 thilt evening in than Still we do teel that higher edu· order �o put out the kind of yearbooks we know you. �a�t. Eve,l caUon ooght to be, in ltOIJ1e way, an which the pl'OTer.blal needle La hl(l­ a m�d locre s��w do�nt��n. � u.! d ��t. �?re :h� n thl� fIDt pre- adventure o�·the i,nteneet. the ap1dt _Fr:o m-T.h . �.i.s. E n. d - den. She aeemed rtO have none of tbe � _ . , . , sent3tton, so please support thls ve:ntltte for upon its success' <ie- I and. tile i magtn&UOll . It should take -�na usuall,. conaeeted with n o the "oocre" of the t .tIll pends the ty"," of yearbooks we can produce. A full house means " I t "The 11e'auty Contesto. belwl1'. ·and ... Living and the noble Dead" in hope!. I __ A e it • point, for the next the finest in ye.arbooks, ...uau . that we may discover In ourselves two weeka. to become- acquainted some shadowy possibillties of Ind!By Tom ReoYQ .' ,Hanson working In the garage vidual achienment which may In On the third da of this school with her, and 810wly but surely y tound the beauty of whicb I had one nlghrwhen Jim Colberg came time merit the approval of BUch a Bo15 Trave I told. You see, ber beauty over &Dd said. "s..,-, Rolph. a1nce I group. B� the creatin Ufe of intel. year a friend or mine �xpresBed !O been . a.n me the .1l!auty ot-. girl he had aeen Dot 80�eth1ng & tube of llpl!ltick or we.ve neTer beeo. to FlOrida, why leet, spirit and lDiagtnatloD Is Tbru Coun t:ry don ot d,.e can create. Her ttle bo ' a. 't we take a drhe down some- a!falr ot soUlary work. of ,"oicelels' on the ca.mpUB. Not t.h.J.Dk1Da �_ beauty wae, an Inward re:lec lioll tr you"ye happened to DOUce a Ume!" The next Wag Rolph kaew inner act1T;itJ. of deferred. achieve- th..1q of It [ bad' almoat _tten . which st1rred the stagnant mlDds pair of well-\ana.ed lads from Alaaka . theT were on their wa.J'! menlo ot taith QllieU,.· renewed. &Ad the subject oW· he· . polnted. ot those around her and reminded about . around tbe campus, n.,u mtshl have ThQ" lett ADchoIq'l on the 26th qo!etb' renewed apiD... wo..dered about that AlukaiL weath- ot August, ualn& Jim·s car ( !) tor ";VeU. I t1n� that [ bave conTinced. her out to me a ts,... dll7ll later. I l one of the �ell" in which our � :were placed. ar. Betore J'Qu .t&r� calUna your \r&n!,portau,n. The)- w . e Q.uit. Dl1self. 11 not you, that there Is a couldn't balleTe my -eyes a� As we learned. ' In junior high «O�resam� to demand the same I aure the car wU In IJOOd. sbape &11.4 kernel of 1I1ad.QIIl in II17 friend·s r&- ��ned. the Ttait10n of DQ' obsel'vant d . a not the abllltles we are for' the Pa�c Northweat. let me 'that thaT bad llothJ,ns in the t.ut mark. ThIs weekend· I am goln& to frien who was Q.Ulte-a .judge ot tile school. It' t�n ,,?U abOUt the trip the boya took to worl'7 about., Tl!e ba;rs stopped at&7 Ihort. but rather how , _ and cO OIL . llWe- lDwud "dMdl7 �" 8Jle.. WU . , tfolll b a prqe a few Dill... out of AD- adYeu:bU'e of m,- OWL. Bat walt.. ThW (_ journa1I8tli:.: aake'-p1�-. we· uae:.. tJasm. It We- .WIe them to IIIL . ohoraae to KeT WMt.. Flor-- at chorap and rOUlld to tlleir ...... Is � � �� It . u fa �)_ ... I ..... � -. .... iciDlNat:- � tho minds and 1 \ an started tift _: RoII!h (<;ODtlnued on Pace So.,.n) . _� dala& ""!!! �. :.lI1 [Ihort. tat. .....r � �� .- ' . at " �2 lII&IIId nd. lben y, � .

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Their program wlll range from a comedy sagebrueh sap, 'o'One Hour Betore the Posse:� to a dramatic Spanisb 'gypsy tuO"ti;-to their "tn� l)ret&t1on of characters f1'OllIl "Guys and Dolls." The homestretcb Is on the foreign 81de, startln8 quietly with the Spanlsb '"Yaya Con Dlos," building up with a eplrited Russian folk lOng, and closing wltb several roUling Mu:1can tUDes. .

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INTRAMURAL HIGHLIGHTS

We, the eheerleadera,� y'. a h to thank everyone tor the spirit shown

Teams To Clash

This Saturday at 9:00 a.m. will see the renewal ot the annuil sirla rootbali ' CODtMt, the Powder Purt 'Bowl, featuring uppercla8s BustUng Bustle� and Galloping Girdles of the !.I\eshman clul. " Both teiin. have been pracUclng hard, especIally these last few days, In prepara·Uo� for the event They have been undergoing hard calestbenUcs In order to get In good con-

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early Itt· the fiI'8t hatt. Then In tile middle ot the ttnt baIt, . the b&ll relled on. �. North H� (thlrc1).'. own S:yard· UD. Ha�le. In his 0Wll end �SOtte. ankle high pus �m center for a aafett. In touch tout..,. wben the ball muches a in a y e r and thea

pmes. BUt really, this bas . been. wu North Hall (second) against 'only a n.l'IIl-Up. The; INC' toot..at Nonh Ball (thIrd). - game ot the enUre MUOn ' 18 thl. PJ.y ....... .. ed. back ud forth

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Up In Vancouver, B. C.• the Wblt1Nre Ptrat:. ..... ... 8Jttl8l eo. lumbl& Thunderb"", 1.lt the pI&yIi.c IIeI4 at ___ _ &be _ knotted &-6. Th. tW9 teqIa had haWed· .......,. IW t_ MnI-...t ._ etrl. All the second l1&lt bepD. bO""�' It .... e1'Ne1St tMt Wldtww* coaoh Jim LounahartT � "nred WI" Ill. boyo .. _ __ _ hit ·pa;r. dlrl Ttle fin&! lcore W'U Wbttwortll IV .u tJIBC '0 bat OIl. of these time. the Prate. are SOl� t9 ftDd out that 8T..,oH """'t down tor them 10. the .ecoD� halr of � ..u ,..... f..,.be lioftalber '0 til f)

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Looks Uke Wellern WuhlnKton took it on the chJn &&&in. The, were downed by Lewla and Clark of the Pact,fle Northwest Conterence. V1kJng coach Chuck Lapp8nbuech III probably sUll racking his brain tor something new In rootball. Last time be gave the lIubject hill earnest attention. he came up with the detenslve, straight lIne T tormaUon­ wonder what ever happened to that! Anyhow, I hope he doe8n't have any new, deadly Uttle- Weapon8 with him this .weekend.

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him up with a few remarks. Queen Gall wtll then speak, en­ couraging the team and student body on to Ttctory In the game and ,making the usual observat.!-one ex­ 'pected of a queen. T..m Introduced

Milt Nesv1g wUl then Introduce the football team. This was done at the firet of the season, too, but the playen wHl be easier to �cognize � the gym than they were by tire­ Ught. After another s o n g a n d some yells, we'll sing the "Glad Refraln�' and then go home, so we'll be fresh for a full day Saturday. "Follow the flares to the football festivities Friday," urge the cheerleaders: Floata In Parade

Seventeen nOats will be run In this year's Homecoming Parade th1s 8,&auday. F1oa.h entered. In order, a r e t h e (01l0w1D.g: Senior clue, JunJor c I a s ., Sophomore class, Freshman class, Old Maln, South Hall, North -Hall. Clover Creek, Offcampus Students, Spun, APO, egA, LDR, WhIte Caps, Nursing Club, FTA, Alpha Sigma. Lambda and Pi Kappa-Alpha. PIrl-Curtain Club. In the parade also with the OGata wlll be our band and drill team. Queen Gall Taylor and her princesses will be driven in convertibles, as will alltO the yeD - and JK)DI leaders, Prior to the parade which begtna at 10 a.m., and will go through Park1and. at 10 : 15 a.m., there wUl � JudClDI'.to find the prise float..

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The judl1D.1 wUl beCin at 9:30 a.m. .and,· Drill Tearne, to March. c on OartIeId: atreet ·. Some blgbJJr enjoyable b&1f41me To have & poteD.Ually ·b e t t e r entertalnment hal been planned for noat, noata should be inade of dur- the Bomecolll1ni' a:ame 1D. LIncoln able material.e. ll(ater1&ll can be Bowl thh! Satu�day. The qo1red FrIday at the Student Body Involving the band, the girls'· ' · offjce after S 'p.m. and un 7: 30 p.,m. te&Dl.- a Soo.student ' card I and also a couple bours alter the and a 12s..tudent combined cofOll&tion. and: chortls, promJses to vie with The float, In order to be eUgib.le . the game lueU as the most enjoy­ for judgtng, mnst be In position In able HomecOming feature. llne for the parade, and must llave Salute to Alum. ' Its number on ·the fTont 0:' the truck. First on the program of events "Thanks go w all tOOse who are will be the welcoming of the atum­ working on noah and preparing for nae. To the music of the band the HomecomJng festivities," says tng "Hall, Han, the G a n g's A1I ChaJrman Jack Hoover, ''and bere's Here," the drill team 'will form a hoping for much success in making large HI, The card section on the thIs the best Homecoming ever," West side of the field will exprees Reformation PLC's .personal feelings by spelling Reformation Service will. be held ALUM, A tlnal trl'bute to the alum· in Pacific Lutheran College gymna- nae wllJ be given by the yeU leaders slum Sunday, October 31, at .:00 leading the student body In a we)· with Dr. TheQdore Bach- <:�me yen.

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more. !!'olo time Is� again approachlrlg and everywhere you can see small groups or girls gathered to discuss the latest developments on which will be the lucky boy! So, girls, you that haven't thought about it, don't walt too long! We wish to take this opportunity to congratulate Queen Gall and her Royal Court during their reign for D i l l Team to Perform As a second feature the girls' Homecoming-1954. team led by Jane Walk, will South Hall Sojourn &. .huge school bell After the At last! Another senior has taken formation the band, dIrected by Mr. the fatal ,plunge and. announced her Gilbertson, will complete the scene engagement. That narrows the field by the playing of "Tbe Little Red considerably and many were School House." the moans and groans Issuing forth Sa lu t to We8tern from those selllors still belonging Led once again by the drill team, to the O..M.S. (Old Maid Society). of thie resulted after the Mon­ PLC wJll greet Western w!tb the nJght popcorn party of Carol formation bf a large W_fadog the where, displaying a bad left�hand1tU8, Carol made c the exciting news. Canuck to lead the oP'poslng rooters In an Newfeld,"Sf crad, Is the fu8%change of yella. Following this croom. CongatuJatlOIl8 aDd. the PLC band will pay tribute to the VlkJD&'s with the playing of the Western f1Jht song. Combin ed Ch..-uo to 81ng For their .econd IStuDt of the aft-

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mused choir made up of the choir and chorua, plus th08e from all Lutheran cburches in the Tacoma area. will Slllg -'Built on the RoCk," the 6010 part by Mr. Newnh&m ; "Prayer of Thanksglvlng," ..�o Thee We Sing," by Tkach, and "Onward Ye Peoples," by 81� be_�u. "Last year, approxlmateb' people attended the .ernoe A!ld -.me number or more are expeeted. d thl. 7_:' commented JIr.

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usual, are trying aomethlnc new the Une of devotions and birth· days. On Wednesday nJghts, once a month. following the class devo­ tiona, cOllllPunJty birthday parties will be held tor everyone bavlng birthdays �urlng that month. Diane Hagen and MlmJ Reule were hos­ tesses this week. The cider and doughnuts were dellclous! "Roses" Larson was more than pleasantly sW'Prlsed a week ago wben she celebrated her 21st. Llv1ng It up on punch, cake and candy, she was royally entertained by Mar­ Ion Leonard and her " bubble type balloon act" All seniors being pres­ ent and the food so rapidly disap­ pearing, it wasn't until the next morning that they discovered via Marlene Wilken's stomach ache. who had consumed the majority 01 food. The sophomores, lowly creatures In the basement, not to be outdone b;r- upper clusmen, .held a popcorn party Monday nIght Annabelle ADd Lois Sand, Seth, Carol Breece and Dee Dee H. were the partlera ADd grape" Juice from the vine was the. beverage, H&lloween paid them terrifying visit in ilie form of the "Hagen bird," gh08U1ke fowl from the outer spaces. Tbose girls were juat plaln acared. To "na' Call from North Hall" ; What kind of aJlWl? 18 It t:hat ae­ CUies South Hallites of measy bul· letin board_ and then pula "now­ en'" OD hi. own board. Let he that Is without !aolt cut the first ltone. Have you North Hallen looked ID ,"our reporter'. room latelyt 8bakeapeare's "Worda of wisdom the...thoUCht for the day on confidence: "Our doobta are tral· ton. And-m.ate us 100e the good. we oft "qht wID. By feal1nc to .t· sa

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Florl4a, clty ot be&attM hotete and resortl. Of coane you e8.n �en

The Alexander Brotftere '-:-OM San FrancllCO. Gooree.. and Nicolai, �III make 8how Saturda)' n.ht. Both men are .1"Vere and guitar pl.yere and

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1._ Ch rl"st"Ian· St. u den� ASSOCla .. " t"lon T0 U nlte '" Religiou s Organi%ations . on PLC Campu s .

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South Puget Sound District ot Lu­ theran Daughters ot Reformation.

LOR RESUME

CODventIon was held on the PLC

camp"us Saturday, October 23rd. AIl the events ran acco"rdJng to and tried their tlahln.g. As you may 8c�edtlle. begtnning with reglstra­ tak! ed U th g the student body. voted to accept other bad an outside speaker from "and service projects, have been dy ey manalrea have uess , a Ilged to land were a few little ItDap- the constitution of a new federation. Seattle. It was tinally setUed In the en out ot theIr hands, and they have ! tion at 10 a.m. in the SUB! and clo... log with a coffee hour In the South been lett with only their weeklY ! What did you accept? Will you, President's office on the Friday ey

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th thi. Wi great adventure behlnd m J urned their the , the daah ng duet t car coast and were toward the weat ft on ro o their way th ugh the deep

south and on to the 011 fielde and IntellMl heat of the Lone Star "State. From there they went to Phoen.ix, Arizona, and - on to Sa.n Diego. Tobey traveled via Hlg"h".,.. 88 up the coallt through Oregoa. and on to

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yourselves, feel "any consequences ning bef')!"e. This kind of thJng Is programs to worry aboul No in the Hall Dormitory. ODe of the b..l«hUI:hts of the con­ from this federation! Did Jt cbange truly uq..warranted and should nenr sense that -you have not lett any t our rel1gfous organitations In any be. Wt(b your new organisation and area forgotten. You h a v e o n 1 i ven lon wu" Mr. an-d" Mrs. Stiowalter way! This article Is written to help coun�lJ, such problems will be set- broadened. each tleld, elecled one from Bollrla., showU!I' ,Udes and of their uperlences there. tied as they ariee. person to head thJa field. ancL ibus,

answer these Questions.

WlII you, yourselves, !eel any con· given it more emphaSiS, which It First. "What did you accept?" You have accepted a �onsUtution sequences t rOo m this federaUon? deserves. that will put all the reUglous acU.vi- Yes, you will. A stewardship proWith your new orp.n1atIon,

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On October 12, the Sophomore clan met to elect officeR. ThI. clua Is composed of 16 decree .tu­ ·tram PLC and 'If diploma atu­ dente.. We felt nry proud to han two PLC girls repreeentlna the de­ gree portion of the elas. u:eeuUve­ ly. 'Judy Starw:lth Is president and Louise uirsci"n 18 secretary. Flve weeks from tbfs date C?f 'pub­ llutton the SOphomores win recaln their caps In a 't8ry lmpresltve cap.­ pine ceremony to ..be held In the TbJs wW tate place Decem3 : 00 p.m., and ' �t

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The Pt.cltlc Lutheran Collec. Stu­ dent Conareea oril1nated als. ),ean &go and bu since ' then beeome known throulhout the Northwest ' as ODe of the oubtaDdlnC speech and leaderahlp e T e D t . tal' hlah 'Schools In thJa aTeL Thll )'e&I' It w111 be held on 'Saturday, Norimber' . 6, 'from 8 Lm. to e p.m. TbJa 001l&T'8l1 I, .. mlnJature of our naUonal cancra.. In W-..bina­

toD, D. C. Each bJBb scbool which: W&.Dta to parUelpate leoo. .two len· aton a.nd a· Dumber of repreMDta· entoU·.. . .

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,,,,,IIUoIA'" bR,•• o'Yer -thetr bill.' TeaoiutioDtl. U you were' to drop- In on one of these lobbJ1ne I1'OUp., this 18 a sample of how "Ul:e, OOJlTer­ uUon Dlight run: "OK, 111 APPOrt your blll lf you'll throw. J'o'Ur 'W:el&bt my way an this reaoluUO!i. · bere. Without thll resoluUon, you know, . It would'be impossible . , ' 0 ; etc ! " Following this lobby bour 18 ·the first jOint session ot the hOUIel. At 31 this time Mayor Pomeroy Qt Se&tUe 11: Oo--HomecomJng Sernee, Pastor will address the croup "hile anoth· " Thompson, (}:M'-S. er promInent aP94ker wlll ' d.Uver . 4 : 0o..:-Retormation"Day RaUY.Um. the "State ot the UnIon" address as a "representative of the, Presldent." 1 5:SG--Faeulty meeting, S-lOS. Next comes comm1ttee meeUnaB 6": 45-AlI-&ehool Prayer Service. and bearings during which btlll are worked over and' made agreeable to CMs-.B. " 7 : 15--I.C.C., 1,104. a majority. Cabinet, membeJ1l. IUch as the Secretary of State. Secretary 7:.3G--Organ GuUd, C-M.S. " of Labor and man,. others. \rhJch Romberg Sigmund 8:ao-Lyceum, furnished by PI Ka.ppa Delta, Festival," C-M·S. hono�ary speech fratem1ty on 10:So-Lyceum Tell;, C-M-S Faculty campus, go through veritable ero.s unge. Lo examInaUon a 1& "MeC&ru.y at thete 2 meeUngs. l.2: So-D.R.G., Dayroom. In . the afternoon there are sep­ 1.2 :5o-iettermen, M-109. arate .Hssiona of the houses fol­ .R. . O of: O--L D nt'sesslon at the end 6 :I&-Spura, Old MaiD, fourth noor lowed b.J..a jQJ d aw&rd.i are pre­ ' which . rii el ,. lounge. .p �e top .partlelpanta. Juck­ sented to 6: 45--Student Council, ABBO. 6:t5--Mhtslon Crusaders. Tower Ing I. baaed upon ncor and Iineer­ Ity of 8peech, material recoUrles Chapel. endent, and contrtbuUon to clarify­ 7: aQ--C.S.:A., cOuncll Ing 188ues and "progrea. of deUbera· 7:3O-<::ontlrmatJon Class. . ( lions. 3 Except for the adVI80lI7 capacity 6:15 a.m.-Toastmasters, In Coffee of Profeasor Karl, " W. Con.gteas, Sbop. 7:30 p.m.-Alpha BtIJDl. Lambda. which I. · lP0118Ol'tNl 1»7 PI Kappa Delta, II "41recl'ed" and run entirely ClubroOm. by callace studantJ." Tbere J. & tre4 mendoua a m o il n t otspreparat1on 12:5Q-.-.Ca.inpua DevoUons, T o w e r w�b PKt! intO; thD COqreIl and c�i " over 80 ,peieona aUs.t�ID 6:So-Aipba PhI Omega. 1..-104.

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(Cownued trom Page One) His activities Include tootball, As· iated &oc Student Body vlce-presi' dent, Greek club and Blue Key. Lowell HaetteJe Is "the candidate from North Hall. He Is a senior and bls home Is In Portland, Oregon. He la an accountant majpr and belongs to Alpba Sigma Lambda. Baaltetba11 also takes up BODle ot hill Ume. Merle Hanaon Is representing the sophomore clua In th1s contest. He Is a pre-denta.l student from Seattle. He also belongs to Lutheran Stu·

ART'S SHOE SHOP Garfield Street

QUALITY REPAIRING - DYEING

" dents' AssoclaUon and Is pre sldent of the sophomore claas. a Hanson" s nominated Vern w by South Hall. Among his actfvUles are Blue Key. basketball, baseball, Letand chorus, and Is termen'. Senior cla88 president. He Is majoring 'n ed-ucaVon. Tom Housebolder Is the conten· der from Old Main. He Is a preseminary junior from Ketcblkan, .Alaeka.. He 1.- ;prea1dent ot'CampuJI " voUons and Is" a"member of pa Rho Kappa and Christian Studenu' Associ.Uon. LInne Society is sponsoring Topper Neilson. He Is a pre-medica) student originally from Drammen, Norway. His home Is now In Lake" wood. IDs activities are Linne 80clel}", Blue Key, Vlldng club. TO&I!It·

club.

I StucH!IIt Alpha PhI Omega, national servo �ce fraternity. will "again fiend their Student Directory" to press. The book wlll contain faculty. ma.1n. tflnance and studenu' names and addresse�. The student listing will contain their school and summer addresses and pbone numbers. . .Abcwt 1iGO people-.aiped lor the I.,t WednMday In Chapel. If students wbo ml8sed out on this

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opportunity wish to receive a diractory they may leave & signed note In Box "A" at the Irtudent mall box. The book will be edited by Adrian Knutsen and Walt Schwindt, with thEJ cover by Jerry SIa.ttum.

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masters, PI Kappa. Delta. and be 18 Thi8 weekend IIIra. Ltttle wID be tha atudent cancra... her coUecttOD. of " EiJro. Bob Tlmm 18 a eontelilaDtl or the � postal ean1 � ews op the Old Spurs. He t. a pre-dental M&1n "BtiUet1. BOard. The carda are and c omes from. lIuya"Yllle. He of lCIaenacb, aerm.n.,., where Mar10Dl'8 to Germaa �lab &Dd-turDa Un Luther traDJlated the B i b l e. IDtramural lpol'\"Thll town II DOW I� the Ru..lan

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NUM.EII' 7

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1954

Congress . Will-Meet: Tomorrow

MOinecoming I. S�cc•••; 350 AI .... "•• A.·ltd

It was I'ener&lly agreed . Amon&' PLC .tudents that last week'sHome­ .co� was a hug� 8UCC8S•. Appro:!­ Im&tely 350 alumnae were on haDd to take part I n the bome�m1n« r� th'lUes. ·�� :W ct"e:'r .r-uit , .,.,..,,� . .� provJded the PLC renow. . wlUi a pleture of the BtrenJ"tb. astl­ Ity, NoDine abruty and weJ&ht of maD)' of the campus coeds. The up. perdus women's defeoBtve Une. be­ Ing of 8uperior weight and charging abfllty. held the freshmen girls to a scorelesl!! game, wbIle the upperelKs! offenlle was able to ta'ny 8 points . At halftime Don Gaarder was crown ed as the wtuner of the Handsome Harry contest. Three of the seventeen fJoats eotered In the HomecomIng parade were awarded prizes. The juniOr class (Joat -took top honors In· the U en ongress a ers_PaclfIo L.th•...., Con.re .tudo... will be m.st beauUful dlvls'.n. APO w.n the most humorous contest and the :,:�:yO� � best (Joat following the t h e m e, apeaker of the bOUle: Tore Nl lae , Tacoma, ,enerai chaInnao.. aud Stu&n Gilbreath, Taool11t1, .... . .. "Lutes Score In '54," wa!!l the (Jost _ _ " = = :... Of:...: .:: '= ...::...:.. == n&... =--______---- --presented by Alpha Sl�a Lambda and PI Kappa Alph. and Psi Cur.

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The co-cbalrmen of the drtve remarl/lIa·' tUt' �tel1 � PLC'. o ber 1946. the Chlc:ac goal woo � tJi.I itiIiJU. Dr Iii. renee wu c&lled by drl.,.e were -6ee&�. ''ihry. Lowell HlDrlelrel, treehman pre&,. �ta, � cona14er the. t.hI.n.I sinn 'wiit" ..beip.... Ii �.. abo Ident.· feels ..1I.lII! � ..Y! � � . .-'o . tho· ..... form& on . ..ilt> 1lI orgonls&U.n reet 10 com._ ....uL t o t t " . . &..n fJ>r .,.. a. ... .f felt hU h """"! CGllec .. ted t t i . i e r r .rtIIr ....... II1II7 "".. aff_ the ... 9" tD��t .. . . ... .-.. iq-oi . . pnbaUou' prepared recGmmenda- results aomewhat. rope wu qut.!" them.

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Doctor Stelnhofr, president ot the Pacific Synod, will be at PLC on November 10 to visit with all who are Interested, This I s a result of t.b.e letter received by 1I 0 w a r d .Chrlstian n : w Mr. Howard Christianson, .Pacltlc ·Lutheran CoUege

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DON' Dear Howal"d : to I ha"'� been wanUng to get up all Pa::elfle L'CltlIeran Collese to aee or 10n 1J'LCA students, and I find th6 wa,' hi opeulng for me to come on November 10. I shall' be in Se�tUe the evening befOte . ·and could drlve over the· morDlns of the 10th. have lunch with the group in the college dIoing hall and stay over a litUe while afterward to chat with any who may want to do so, I am .ager to .e. ,..u all oi:ii1n.

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Relgn'ng .ver tbe H.mec.mlng game was beautiful Queen Gall and Harold Long. National president tions on its organization and charher court. Needless to say, Hom� o.f the United States National Stu- acter. A continuations committee, coming would not have been com- dE' nt Association, was at PacIfIc elected at Chicago, prepared a draft the team s vict ry College on Tuesday and constitution and organized the Conutheran L o ' W:��:� spoke at the Student Body Council sUtuUonal Convention oC NSA, held In the evening the Saga Benef1t o-- meeting about the association. He at the University of Wh,consin In Show, featuring the Alexander Br explained the alms, history and Septem ber . 19-47. At tbat time stuthere, was presented In the C-M-S. benefits ot the organ.l�aU.on. deuts rep�8entlng over 360 colleges A disappolJiUng �sum of tt'l5 wU . tl ii·- a it 41 United · Staiee NaUonal Stu- 8st.abttsbed ··t Ii e . OOliitftUo THe .. collected fOr sea· &.lilt Ass'ociation (NSA) Is a con- mapped. a protram for ·the newl:1federation or student governments formed. UnIted States National Stu·· ltlon, xfor· n. cliett. which repretenta college student dent ....s80ch �e8- tbrougli their own democrat· Any cOlleie universItY, jdtifoil' eany elected student governments_ college, noMiuil schOOl or technical 'Mn. Her6m-t �t:. .&:iiont, ""Ite of l bf l!itrl:cken It 'ih,s created to serve the long- sci-lioot can jOin the NaUoriaJ -stti<the PLC pr essor. Was need for a representative dent Association up(jti rrittficatfolf eXtstlng . :rr t.a we;W · l at . ednes with polio last e organi z a t i o n de- of Its Constitution and payment of day she was mbved to the Plerce Inte�-colleglat to serve the American stU" annmd dues. N"S'A's meinbenhlp Is · ed County Hospital where her eoDdJ.. 1I� co unlty. and to promote more thaD' SM' h:iAtlttitlOhi. tion is crttical, ana the r.:rm:ij- Jiu mbit . � tu .nts' Interesti5 and welCare. &Ilked tor the prd1ers: of the facuity t d"e -NSA's a.tri:ls and purposes are out. aDd students. ... ..oiI. i . ... Mr. and 141'11. Axf.rd have three lined I� 1/1• •r..�bl. to lis c.n.U· •. .: l1li: ... -chlldren and llve at 1216 Violet tutiod In which the association Is M.ad.w. Mr. Axf.rd com. from IIIlIII.tted t.: "Maintain academIc f ;e e d 0 m, Knox College I n Illinois, aDd te DeW . � tn the BueJneaa AdmlnistratJon de- stImulat. and Improve dem.cratic t.Io � . .l" p . �� � � ·.�IW;h"."t:.Ml · wp tlU.u'Ca :� uve vS, ImlM l� ",","OnlU :c��_. �" ri__ � !Dlerna- "6.. t0tal. M. ""'.73: .... ..ee.lved _ ..... _ _ Uonal understanding, guarantee to tor tlie CON campus briie." report! .. ... . f ............ . .... . _ ..,.... _ rights and poBllb1l· Peggy A.r�t.· co.ciiatfiiiau·or.the drive At the last mee ua.· of:ua Student all people equal n cOUDe , Harold LUu&. 'fbi naUonai tUes for eduoation and foster the with sophomore Dean· Ubner. · n of )�� r!.ghts and re�_...l.. president o f the Unitdct States Na. recognitio ts to the . �Ch c " �DtrlbU�\ D8J'C8DtlblllU�· : tlonal S t u d e n t �Uon, ex. B pons • "If " Th. '. Jiwnanlty h " pl&lned the beDelI".f lilii orgonlg. .C oo;;� • . . tD.!!�,t!l� 1nt." g •, .t $i&. mid� flIljj .r �Ir iiiiJ ; U.n. Begnn In 1946. ttl .na"•• col- and "!"'t ' , � ' i6tern the llJgneit perc4rnlage contnbtluon leSes to confer ·� .dther :ichoola eats ... uillted f any 01 iii. claaaea. I . nt ." their app�m.u. ...�II> o . -tfJi, ••• c . ....t.. -wltb iliilui . .y.t..... .1 gof.filiont; � -TInr·"piIom....-.... . " etc. .... �w :"" ....... .rt. ...d' rr_ .. .. th uJ .. 70 . .... The other, �-of diDOr 1m. re ";'�re U.d w.lth 32.6 .... " '-" of. ·a .tu. C.

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director. At leut %0 sehool, In Waahtngto�and OtelOll have been Invited to participate, The pflr·pose of this event I. to eduoate students In the affaira of the national congress or Washington. D. C.

Mayor Allan PQmeroy will give a. sbOM: address. Dean Haoge and EnIng Severtson w i l l welcome the guest!! on bebaft of the faculty and stndent bod,.. The Spurs wlll act as runners to carry the messages.

The Congress omcers are: Senlte: Spea.ker or Senate. Ste....-.. act Gllbr.atb : c h , e 1 cterk. Ellen Henry ; assistant clerk, Janet Turman ; reader , GJenn Johnson. Speaker ot House, Thomas Swlndland ; cblef clerk, Nancy Helland : ..,'stant -e'erk. Th.lma Nygaard ; reader, Spencer Aust.

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9... 10.: Speak.r. St.wart Gl1breath, chief clerk, Ellen Henry; assistant clerk, Thelma Nygaard; chaplain, D a v e Ensberg; reader, Glenn Johnson ; sergeant-at-arms : �nate' Gerald Schimke, WilHam norr; House; Gordon Strom, Duane �omo; commit-tee, J 0 h n Holu:bJ., Stewart Glibreath, Thomas

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Senate. Connie Hustad, Glenn Johnson. Tore Nielsen, Walt SchwIndt; House, Shirley Buschin•• arlson, ohn Holu , udy m J J ��:: � ke . e�inet: Becretiu'y ot 8bite, B1ll Finkle ; secretary of treasury, Nell Munson, secretary of Interior, Rlchd S.ch J�dt. attorney genera), Lee . � "! ; :.rg. secretary of defense. Paul �: : · · Itteea The 'comm . for !ll · the ar . , �:

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�PIl"Iic.tldH of isdijtd61: ,N . il e ,. t iI r iii a'rl� jrm. riofftcei Bhl4cm b. BO'Il!Ire:.�� d!!' lilar BiOO l: 3t-Whltwortb-PI.c ..me. Spo-. ' . . ii6·rei/�f. . . _ ·IH�Ici'.,,!lIl" 'roli( Ree'tiJI' !clUiIi'M......;y, ·No••_. 8_ 8,1118 tolfDSli."hW; 6·: 4�All�1 Prayer Service, Dian)', !.oweU \ liiin. GIllie- pdfliltti', - ,-/ul_", OlIlWI: ' . . liliri>i i!\acliit i .' 7.:16-1.0.0.• L-I0f. " Ittif:-lU ii-d lsC ", '-Rmluilal," �p! KappaDellA: t:t.!S-nt� Tueiday; Novem6er � �A;h �), .ilttsaret cmug (Co'<iliali1iiih); Katlly GUI' l% : 3O-DRG «obin.t. bayroom. haug.n. J.yet! Pttttett. LliIdo aOrd. 12 :6o-Uttllri.i!en li:l04. Nilfman !lbrn..'. 6 :to.:.-.Spur•• 4th LoWe. .. ; Vlr� Tbom__; " . a n " S: '�deilt CodncIi. A:l!B ijltlc'" ...IIII! _tot. VOrnlti. Blloonor. 7: �tt!u!� S&lotY; S:let . u C on:oie Hustad. .'-eifatNtlor . m ClU!;loo 7:3�.oS.A. c'burlcd� tcl:W.l'Iian)"/ Cam Brace. Be.,.• Wednelday, No'gem'ti'er ·10 . 1IYitIIa-a; - _If;. Kaor 8d8 o.m.='I'oUtlb_: "Tlifo e .· o·. r ....�, .. :eoocaIH<I ':60 p.m.-4I:iI 'Pii! EiIiJjOn. iluIt. lhrouJ!loilt- thlt· .Ndfth1telt U_ .aJJ Lt1Ii1ftt. 1:�iiflfDlaUcin · clUa, To'" bubJ�· eT . Il � ...� TIIj....: 'Alt· ...__4 .... on_ 7:� . eJ1jjpi!il eiI1. •• _ It '1'.... ftAil _...!a ... ir�a; lit Ijr _, tbe .eA/O.... .. B:�A1i>lili· POI" � I!r &rt '"......". tp.tarM�.. tIII 7WO) . .... (COnUnuecf-oil.

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the Homecoming festivities! South day and lookins forward with antlcl · Hallites, most ot wbom worked Into patlon to the new dat. A m08t In· by ProfeNOr Wei.. Reflecting on tbe Rombers Fes- the wee hours of Saturday mornJll8'. spiring meuage wblcb penerated. tiva} program wblcb was presented. still were not too tired to enjoy the tbe bearts ot all wbo were there. last Monday nlgbt, I am aware that parade, game and other activities ot Tbls weekend being Halloween, the program must be considered the big weekend. But, ob, Blue Mon· also, Soutb Han was nslted by a number' ot ghosts and gboullsb crn· trom tbe point ot the art ot enter- day. talnment rather than the art ot pure Special recognition ab0t¥d be glv- tures OD Sundar nJgbt. Tbe under· l mu8Ic. A8 8ucb. the program was de- en right bere and, now, to Carol Ed- standing was that Old ·Maln alao ... .JO KITTELSON ligbttully 8ucceaaful. The prosram, hInd and Nancy Hetland tor their celT� a vl81t from tbese ·'things·' EDITOR.IN-CHIEF ....... ..... . ... . ... ......... .... . .. ...CATIIEIl.mE BANNERUD tilled with tbe 10'(811 famiUar songs tireless efforts on bebalt ot the about 8: 30 p.m. 'the creatures were .. . . . .. NEWS EDITOR.. �==. of Romberg, gave to .mAny ..ot the South Hall float With the theme, greeted by an equally gboull8b �: �'ig:s�·:.-:.-.-.·.-�·:.-�: ·=::j){)":R�·HY·JORN�O� SroRTS EDlTOR. ........... ... . ......................... . .. WALT · BALI.. older generation ·the f&ellne of nOI- ·"Lady.Lutes Score in '54." the gIrl8 buncb trom third noor. who, nbt �r:tIO.. St.Q.#f '. n-.�\� r�! LQ,\��A�pg,��e•.Jacob�D.. Dlck .lk9w. ta1J!aj And. to the (:ollege .tudent turned ,at' a noa:t that maC\e all of wanting to enter Into the Halloween EXCHANGE. EDI'rOfL.... .. ......... ...... .. .... . ............ .. _'JSIg-/� i�n�rat)on'� an ei:�«telli ·r�ew.·dt tti"nJr.r- ;' ''' " .. .... ....li?�.�� ... made ,�,l\1:! �I'\ ��'!v.'<.'J , �: BU9INESS MANAGER......... .... .. .. .. ........ ........... . .. .... x....RA.y GOLD .songs they have learned to love. to whomever cleaned tbe Recre� teacbers and toLd el"eryone to ,!O : Wbat kl�d of spirit Is tbat ome. saturday. It saw you , Lounge. solo s Ugn tour the It WllUam Of Mr. t ta ������Eii·=::::::=::=::=:��.�.�.::::::=::�:=:=-�=:::=::�::�.���:�::€t��� third floor! Defend yourselve8' Benrly Sl"enJnpon, Ag Olvls. tenor., was outstandJng. It you'll knowewby. REPORTERS-LoI8 Erekv;a.m, Sheldon Brooks. e ) � seems to me thAt we sball bear Homecomlng'was concluded in a Altbougb thl8 week was rull of �:�:�:�: �!I-b�r�s�ro�� Ca.a:��H'!,ro::; =I:: ��k. mor ot tbls young man In the role m08t betlttlng manner tor South traditional te8tivltle8. the tradlUon· lene Baker, Myrna Berg, Tom Reeves, Wally Berton, BrIan Price, of ae8010 artl8t. Virginia McWaters. Hailers on Sunday enning. Devo- al birthday party cannot be neglect and Dave Englund. soprano. was particularly effective tlon8 were led by Mrs. Ted Karl on (Continued on Page FoUr) I In the song ''Mother'' tram "My Maryland." M :'i.,Darwln. who I. manWhere Were You Saturday Night . . . 1 ager ot the co P9Y, showed amaz­ A lon g With (he many laurels bemg heaped on our Homecom Supercilious Sneer . ng ablllt� tor 10Dl phr&!ling wblcb mg chairmen and workers. we Wish to add our own However � e revea ed in �e rendition ot Nordqul.t · Carl.trom with (hiS. we also must give a verbal lashing to all those who did .. Southearted Men Two two·piano not attend the Saga Benefit Show accompaniment was particularly de· To whom it may concern : NordQuist and Carlstrom, writers of tripe. ThiS was the one event on campus thiS past weekend that fell lIghttul. Both pianists com IIm ent. woefully short as �ar as·a turnout IS cO ncern ed ; .and through no ed the school on the flnePlnstru. exponents of extra·currlcular acUvlties. and masters of the waated hour. . . , fault of the entertamment. But the pecuhar thIng IS-JUSt as many ments we possess and many memo COUldn't tlnd the time to generte tbe effort required (or a Supercilious people were missing from (he dorms that night as had been for her!! of the company lauded our Sneer. Like our draft boards told us at the beginning of tbe school year, however, "You'lI hear from us again." the Coronation or the game. stage and auditorium. Just one more thing. peasants, we offer our bearts' blood (S.S.) for I f this program had not been for such a worthy cause, this One oulstandlng observation was would ant have been so importan t . But as it now stands. the th e manner In which the enUre com· a mere .token, 'but" as yet the " S" box In Old Main remains empty. Why the literary lethargy? Ail that Is required Is twenty·five words or leBs Saga staff must think of some way to raise several hundred more pany projected the singing through· dollars. If we would just realize that this is to enable all of us out the entire auditorium. This Is of why you like Supercilious Sneer. 'fo make this contest more attractive to receive our Sagas. perhaps many of our student body would feel unquestionably the evidences of to all we offer as a booby prize a vehicle of mediocre literary expression. South Hall Sojourn. Whoo Boy! a little red·faced inside. complete theatrical training. Bye, kldleys. see you In couple of weeks. And now we move trom the art of Besides this. they should also feel more than a little disgusted with themselves for missing such a really great performance. The entertainment to the art at mU8lc.

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basketa are _119" ucbanged for bereta and �k c:J,.uaea .. the ,trange tran.tormaUon .takea place lD this tiny secUon of oW' laDd. Hollywood I. nothln« more th&Il a post ottlce .D.b-etat1� aa tar .. the U. S.· Gol"ernment t. concerned. yet to the mlDda of miWoD8 ot tan. from Tacoma to TIm--Buck·Tu It· t. the m'etropollJ of!:«l1tter and gOld. Burpu8e4 perhaps onlY b7 the ndlance ot the 'French Riviera. . It ."u on the OOI1ler ot Third and Vine where' 'we 'saw a BIgbt th1J summer we' coUld never foraet. N1), It waan�t the mocktn& waye of a petO:r1ded. 'cfaII"dma .. BIle " �

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e b O ;:s:�;��y !e:r �.�': at t�:t:u:. wh'y don't be get offa the street." WhIle being Irritated at the word mauler we wondered It the lAst part of his sentence, if carrIed out, migbt not be better. And yet-. Waa Ws the way real eTangeU8m was car· ried out? Was the 81dewalk aamarl. tan doiDg more harm than good! Proverb. 8 : 4 states, "Unto you, 0 men I call," but was it to be In tb1a way! The other da,. we beard a PLC girl l��b at. the rldlcalou.�ess of being saved. . What tna ot en.ngeIIsm would help her tee the truth ot the CbrlsUan faith! �t t7Pe of evangeUsm could k1I1 the eT1l which pecka at oW' 8l"e17 wo� and th9ugbU It the Jew � hard to con· Yen to l.!Ut Cbrlat1aD1lJ' th1Dk bow mucb harder to k&eh the churchborn. It makes one thlnJ: . Ie the Word of CbrIot to be undolr a tont. In a tower1ni" cathedral. In. a aJeepftlled chapel. on _ wIDd.7 .treet corner or �rhap. on and In all four! What :d� J'O_u �nltt "If there were only twei�. bellev· IIll' Cbrl,U&DJ In ·the world. but each beUel"8r won at least OBe other eacb ,.ear. It 1J'ould take leu, �. the llteUme of Jes11l, uit.rty.� ,,,e&ra. to CbrlstianJze the t�o bjlll�", or more '&QuIa in the world... (Dybvlg " Faith � AcUonr',) .·" , ....

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HELP NEEDED

AccordIng to ·the Spokesman·Re­ view, .8ome PLC student took 'out the tollowiO;g advertisement �n tbeir paper: "Help! Help! CalUng All Fog Me.k:ers," the ad pleaded in bold, black tiPe. �e need belp bacU,. .' Our oDly hope Is to fog up ,Memortal Stadium Saturcla7. �ant" ed-one tOI" maker to report to the PLC bench at' 2 p.m " Tbe Lutes upset Whitworth In dense Tacoma f('lg last fall to .poll &Il unbeaten SeaaoD. Uadefeated again, the Whits are favored Sat. arda,. but weather could make a difference. •

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Time once again to take a look around the EYergreen Con·ferencA. No drastic upseta, but one close scrape-down In the Lincoln Bowl. ..

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Friday. Noyember 5, 19M

INTRAMURAL HIGHUGHTS

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The only other score of the game suab� concuasion and don the bulater on In the second Q.uarter. ketbaJ,l 'toga. . hi.d the bell The "Lutel didn't �utfer an.y upper their OW'll territory when sudden· lD-the p,rde with Wntern

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to be champa. They want to ltart c� the

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frosh baeb. The defensive star, whether he will haTe contact work. Denn:y' may retlr6 from Ws Cogburn, pounced on the ball out� much yeL the football Icene becaUie of h1a side tlie end SOD. tor two polnta. le.,.-

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The upperclass " BusUing BUBUes" 9 weather conditions played In the outcome of the game neither team was girls' football team came through Ray Christianson fen Incomplete to afforded any more ot an advantage or hindrance than the other. 8-0 count over end the threat. course, Wbltworth was the strongest team In the league but the Lutes 011 the long end of an Girdles" were certainly not outplayed that night. After 59 mln\iltes of terrifically the freshmen "Galloping the annual in morning Saturday the for attempt hard fought football the Pirates scored, but missed the Puff Bowl game. extra pOint. Then, with less than a minute to go, PLC recei1'8d the kick· Powder It was a hard fought battle with off and little Frank Karwoski showed why he had played four years ot This week's stltt llst doeso't In· 'Varsity ball for Marv Harshman. Frank returned the kickoff to the mid· both teams displaying good offenses clude any new faces, good defensive (eams. It wasn't and the to camed who Homestead, Dale to passed he Then stripe. field Big "Cousy" NordQ.uist is expect. Quarter I Whitworth ll·yard line. This, for the benefit of some doubters, was not until early In the second In couple of that the game fInally broke and the ed to 'return to aetlon this week. a lucky play. Homestead had to turn around and go back a hopes that he wJll be able to play yards to catch the ball, As far as I can remember, Dale was not gifted upperclass glrlB scored. Their first ankle the Satorda1. safety, whfch re- by game Ume with X-ray or fog vision eyes, and I think that Whitworth defenders pOints came on a saUing the doesn't expand properly, Phll will could probably see the ball as well as he could. He broke loose and got suited from the center heads, have to take another reat "on the r e v 0 backfleld'a ball hit Karwosld plAY, TD the came to the 11 betore be was stopped. Then end Jean Cogburn, ot the bench" thJs wek.�nd. Jim Ball in the end :lOne as allck as a whlsUe and there was nothing Right Icramble to back Dennlll Rodin wlUi tumID&' out that ; the P1rates just couldn't do auythlng about iL ' Ron older 'lQ.uad, raced

BllUDK'1 detenmna.tloo In kicking the astra point proved the I-point gin.of victorY.. How can 70U call th1s hi.ck!

and

IDoer will walk ott with _ . tie f�r the championship and

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vlcto17 over tbe Western Washbouoced out ot the end son8 tor IL In&tOD VJk1ng.. Eastern Washington ..._...._. _. 1 76 26 lately. Thil was the' secoQd close Western Washington .......... 1 13 73 e U O game In a"'row that North Hall (sec· BritIsh Columbia ..... ............... 0 18 99 f t ml d C on�) took th8! lead' 00 a ·satety. pasll to JIm t& u_� '<XU .. Howenr, Ala" Arter having a rough Ume a-Inst Central two week, ago', CPS eThe remainder ot the tlrst �� el'.! pol�t�alter·touchdow� at� � �.!.:....""' • ..!, <!;, OouuUu. .t. �."!� �'! �� +�',�enJlti, Q.t Udt.\,,� .('p,�. . tempt went""wiCltj:"or 'ia,,"fr'6rrllt6i: ··., cODunueci as Ue teat ot the season; 46-6. At the rate J..ogger backs were tt scoring, other than the lIafet1. The PLC took the ucc ;din« 11:.1 k0 age, even the beJ;lch �uld haTe wound up with a t•.lr. ruBhlng average second half again saw the pla1 al· and .lDoved .64 y s .o pay d rt in for the game. The Logger coach reportedly "was all •smiles" after the ternaUng sides with no ami The p y e tlo ed e afOr game. Keep smiling, John. e eould not leam to score.·Wlth e ng r pass e Central Washington downed the Eastern Savages, 21-13, while the 20 secon'ds remaining in ,the game, big gainer In th . e rive. Whitworth Pirates went out of conference to Linfield and came back Gerry Larson threw a nat pasB that Near the end of the first half with a 41-13 victory. was Interceptad on the 6-yard.Une GIlmer Intercepted a Randall pa88 h � and rambled back to the Vik 41. He Homecoming tor the PacifIc Lutheran Gladiators was almost a dis­ then passed to Gaarder for 30 more aster. The Lutes didn't seem to be able to do anything right. but then with 10 second remaining In the yards to t� 11. With seconds left neither did Western. By rationalization we might come to the conclusio.l league, Ivy Hall took the lead, 6-2. In the halt Gilmer fUmbled the pass that the boys deserved a breather, but maybe not such a big breath, eh? Ivy Hall kicked off to North Hall f ;om center and the Lutes could not However, there Is still a zero In our lost column and that's all tbat counts. (second ) . who ran it back to the r get off another play. Condolences to Bud and Dwaine after coming so close to "money." 35 yard line of Ivy Hall. With one Both teams threatened In the secBut they will manage somehow. play left In t b e g a m e, Dwaine and half but neither could push the Brandt faded back to pass. The en. P'LC WESTERN ball over, Western moved to the Well, here's the big one. Plenty of things can be said about this tire Ivy Hall team dropped back In PLC 15 In the third quarter but the pass aefense. Seeing what Ivy Hall clash but here are some of the things that come to my mind. big Lute line held on downs. First of all, I can remember last year at this time. t don't know how had done, Brandt elected to run, and An Interception return by Gilmer many of you e,'er saw the press release handed out by Whitworth Col· made It all the way down to the Lutes yard line before be was stopped. to the Western 31 set up the lege last season, and I am not trying to be sarcastic when I mention It. their Initial second half threat, for etrect, the article stated that Wllitworth was about to tlnlsh Its first Thus the game ended, with Ivy Hall Western held for downs and took <Continued on Page Four) undefeated football season and was willing to accept any post season over on the 29, bowl bids, providing they could break evel1"financlally. As we well know, Gilmer's brilliant punt return to they didn't finish that season undefeated because they ran Into a stub­ the Viking 10 handed PLC another born Pacific Lutheran team that Just wouldn't Quit. Some people have 64

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SCOTeS for the t;a..t week were ' be a chance to recuperate alter own n men lnclu Sloan Jobn � cl1 . are Ivy Hall 6, NOrth Halt (second) !. )m qulte a few preparlnl' for the testa Jn at Dartmouth Homecom g. I noticed D f c II: e y. president Ineaktng up on us lowly but ItIf'&. , DeJardh;les. Western ,. o Not DIsturb" signs hanging on ,, Collfge, Robert D. Murpby, Deputy "D / y l . North Hall (secotld O, CloTer ' . l UDder-Secretary ot State. and . Lt. doore . There was a lIttle e eep lost We wl.b to oller our con_tula· Creek 6 . eekend. U you were to over tbe n aro com· ull, (ormer e d B \R. l H . G tIons to the Homeeomlng chairmen ) Tacoma 2, Ea.te' " 0 (Iorfelt . add them up, you'd have qulte a sum ! mandllnt of the NaUonal War Coland their committees for the WOll'Clover Creek 20, N e r t h Halt of dragging feet and bags under the lese. I de uI Job tbey dId to make our (thttd) 18. eye.. In Dulle" Secreta,.,. a State 01 omecom nr one ot the be.rt 19 , DeJanllne 2, Ea.tern 0 (forlelt). l -4 R There were even a tew scholars statement which accompanied the yet. North Han Wret) 6, Western O. who had their homework done tor North Hall (tlret) 24, C l o v e r �onte8t announcement said: "I hope Monday. this con test wtll produce CODstruC' Creek 24. Ray Magnuson seems to be very North Hall (third) 18. Tacoma 0, tve and helpful publ1c thinking on going Into room now. It Dear PLC Classmates : careful Central Barracks· 18. North Han a matter ot Importance to all Amer- seems that one door he opened was Everyone who attended bomecomleaos," (firs t ) 12. eupporting a cup ot water. Rather ing last weekend had a wondertul Student3 constItute one ot tour Ivy Han 12, Nor,th Han (third) 6, l time and saJd It was certainly good dampenlng experience. categorles of entrants outlined In Tacoma 18. Ivy Han O. b lson and Warren Meyers to see an at yon. They want to thank Central Barracks 24, North Hall the contest announcemen t. Other extremely healthy. Mue t be tbe you tor making them teel like a real ctltegortee embrace f o r m e r and (second) 2 4 _ nana ream pie. part of PLC again. -c Tbls week ended the first round. present State Department and ForHa een wae here again. Was Our Lutheran Student Aesociav u In the second round the top four elgn Ser ice personnel. personnel ot It ever .. Roommate and I are stlll uon elected off1cera on Tueeday ( teams play among tbemselvea and other goTernmental agenCies, and wonde.r1n« about a rather frighten- October 25. PLC EmanueHte8 rep-' the bottom eu: play among them- competen t penons other than !hoae Lng villtation last Su da y eveDing. resented &8 officers were Marilyn n In the IIr8t three categories. A total seI ee. Ther e were. atudylng llke earn- Lutt, vice preSident, and Esther T at sa.8S0 will be awarded In prlses �� , n n t when t h e r e was a Edlun:d, secre ry. Carol Hansen after tbe contest cloees December : � : ! oc� o e d . we made the Kn1edle, who, was a PLC frosh In 15, 1954. TJie contest was originally . I mistake of not astlng the password 1952-53 and Is now a nursing tuto have closed October 15. an juat .ald ".coxp,e In.'' N e v e r dent the dIploma program II ur d rull details ot the cont8lt may be ' n be �,ulIng ban.hee. bave prealdent. . by _Ung to the Forelp ag,u . T obWned nothing O ,r _ t UtUe e . � , ? P th .a T4e "Lutheran YOUD.« Adulu" of � Service JonrnaJ, C ntest ComDlltpiu Ln s ed n e to ag- the PQrtlIUld area will oieet Rentee 19 I _ W WUblDg- m li .• ure ant W'� �e_��rnaturaf. cr �- bard :hall here .t Emanuel' on Nt> 08 G street. . ton, S. D. C. e - !. tures were lappolea to repre8ent vem ber 12. w�. are bUlY plllrinllll I Looked .'n l ;;" m.; llie t .trat. nelli ln· I ALi " • ft. ,..!rQluDeDtt and mu.lca enterta ' eee '�Jij"� stua,ent. � ed .plrtt of, tb � .Ii t� merit for Wi Prosram. 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period of ho.pltal lzatlon ahead wi " be greatly a�prec:lated. The many kindne..u 'n the tion beld on the Seattle Unlnrslty form. of flowera, card., glfte and Campus on :Sovember 13. I Oo r . over the early Marly. 18 & JUnIOr, In VlkJDg Club. nc L.S.A.. L.D.R .• F.T .A.. and Jut year We have placed our tru.t In a She co ea God', mercy and compa..lon. H e m M u:,:: ;e; o �UrB. will carry us over this deep, wide The convention Included. d15oUB- ! valley and reunite us again. sion commltteell on the Local F.T..A. 1 Then we will walk In our way Chapter all a profes810n a.nd/�r 10- ; securely and our feet will not oi&1 group, or,anJlaUon and prom e r the lord will be our tion of high lehool F.T..A. Caap n.

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PLC lltudents attending we r e:

M.unce FInk. Willy Lathro•• M.r·

Iys Salterbeck, Ellen Henry, Bar­

bar. Brewer. Ruth S.ther. K.thryn Oulbauaeu, Delorel Beck. Mn. Mary

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WEEK'S CALENDAR

Theodore SJodiil�.

FRI DAY, NOVEMBER 1', 1'154

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reclt41 before the elite of St. Peten­ burg-with

After the Rua.r'n revoTuUon, bJ.

fa.m.lly toolr.: him to .Berlin where he _

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solo 'cellJst of the BerUn PlWhar­

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Yours sincerely, M r. and Mr.. H• M. Axfor d

been occupied. by Gregor P!atigor­ sky. He remained with the Berlin

Philharmonic unOI 193'4, 1L!hen his objections to mtier 4; Co., decIded

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New York. HIs New York debut wae a sensation. "Mr. SchUster atlrred a

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8: OOFaculty Wives meeting,

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Karl lsi the speech activities

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Phllharraonlc Solol.

Club), RoUerbowl, So. Tacoma. sona.

Saturday, November 20

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7 , 3(}- PI.y NIght. Gym.naslum.

Sunday, November 21

3: 00.5 : OO-Sta(f and Maintenance

Immediately invited to· become solo celUst ot the New York. Pbll­

program and

9 : 30 - 1 2 : 30-Roller Skating (S k i left this past Wedne'Bday tor Art·

lO : 00.2 ; 3�-H Conference, SUB.

Ericson accompanIed them as they lett In the school 8ta;.ton WB.!OD this

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momJnc and are expected to return

harmonJc Symphony, Schuater held thIs post for a number ot S8asODII,

Joseph Schulter, world cel ll .t, will appear on o.,r HCond Lyceum Series concert December fl�

Those competin« trom PLC are Judy Bureker, Connie Hustad, Ruth

Heino. Shirley Busehlng, Btew GUbre.th. and Tom swlndland. Mr.

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newed storms of applause tore1n« some dosen reealI.. OTattOlll eon­ Unued. throu«hout t h e eventng,H

The annual Western Speech As·

soelation Forensics Tournament Is be held November 2Z-25.

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Glasoun9v accompany·

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Coronation of

PLC Lucia Bride Set For

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appearing under such conductors as W a I t e r. M.1tropoulos,

ToscanlnJ,

It has been said or Joseph Schu.

Rodzinsld. Resolving to devote him·

ter that In hJs hands "the ce110 be- self to the concert work fop wblch comes the instrument with a soul." he has always been In such demandr

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ThIs is one more wav of saying Schuster left the'" New York Phil· harmonJc for' nation-wide appear­ what music c r I t i c s throughout A solemn ceremony with burning representatives ances In recital and as sol01st with America, South America and North L highlight the wUI ucia candles .the of event .' are , entered In each our major orchestras. ml Monday, November 22 toutnamenL Those fields are: ora- Bride Festival to be held Dec. 10 In Europe have been saying about the South American tours hlLve gained 6 : 45--Prayer Servlce, .t Tower tory, extemporaneous. Impromptu, the Upper SUB. This festival Is an eminent cellist rr:. llome ;,-ears now: him the reputation of "One of the Chapel. Id Swedish tradition. that "Joseph Schuster is a master discussion, and debate. greatest i6strumentaUsts 0 f 0 n r 7: 1�I.C.C., L-I04. Each class and club ma;,- select of his Instrument" (New York Sun, Ume," according to one ruo . De Ja 7: 30-Kappa Rbo. Kappa. Anton any girl a.s candidate for t:ucla Ja.n., 1949) ; that "Schuster Is one ot Detro critic, who continued, "The John80n's bome. Bride. A queen and two attendants the moat llstenable ]of �l celUats audience retuaed to let the ceWat 9 , O(}-Pi K•••• Delta, eMS-liZ. .re chosen. Entertainment .nd • •nd certalnl7 on. of the IIneo." (AI· le.ve . . . on. of the mo.t eoDiplot. 'TuCliday, Nov. 2S so�gtest will also be a part of the bert Goldberg In the Uls Angeles arlJllts we lla;ye eTer Hstened to . . • 12: 3O-D.R.G. Cabinet. Da;,-room . Times, Oct., 19 48). W I t)l aDDU&! extraordinary. program. " 2: 50-Lettermen, M·I09 . TMs coming Tuesday the � in Scand1navtan food will be serVed coasHo-coast concert tours. �ppear1 New L• 2 : 0o-Dorm. Au 1l1aT}' No. I, Rev. Old Kaln are l1l'Yited to the Spar. tor re,freshments. The, festival Is anees with le&dJng lI:rmpbouy- or Ne.. Rev. Molter'1 1001 No� Monroe. aponaored "Sln&1ai PoJ' Part7 at , sponsored 'b;,- Spura. The girls wtll cbeatraa both here and abrc:.d &D� Rec,DtlJ, � soloJ.t Coffee Hour, N. H. Lounge.

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Marpret cmils, Spur pl'Ul4ent, leave sCh'?Ol at 6:30 (or Lutherland" Just as 10D&: ancl oftApl, .. he· Unople ot Russian parents. WheQ, geles explalu : "TbJs Is Just a ..t:-toPth- T�e workJng committees are : ed to llkes" - whJJe following' bia, ToO er for the atria tietore neatioD.. It l Food : Carolyn Hoogner, Darlene he was three hJs family ret of Janu&rJ, 19>69,_ ,Ollll, recital Ball wiU: do us &OOd. 10' pt .way tram Haugen. Barbara. Nelson and Stan- Russia where he received the great·

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entertainment er part of his musical educaUon. A chlld prodigy, he appeared freQ.uent.' Alden McKechney, Esther Elllk.80n Iy in publlc before he reached hJs COUPLES ATTEND TOLO SiZty�two couples attended. the an- and Janet Towe. HaJJ de<;oratlons teens. At the age o� ten he was planned by David Knut- h e a r d b;,- Alexander GIazounov, ....:.u nual fan Tolo held at ' Bethleh",,_m.a.being

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ter has one son, and In the C9me . �& sooolarshJ• •t th.. St. Petersburg f.cui ty memb rs .t endlng w e r e erson, nd Ordetta Bechtel. ' ......11" spends most ot Those attending are asked to give CODBQcvatory of MusIc. There he pany of his � M i s s Margaret Wlckltrom. Mrs' i estate 80t Danielson ! studied under .:.Josef Press. At 12. hlB summers OD hi. Idaho Nelson and Dr. and Mrs.. Schnack- their 50 cents to Delphine • ' Coeur d Alene. this evening. I having excited the att�ntion of the enberg.

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THE MOORING MAST

Friday, November 19, 1954

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PubUahed. evel'J' FrIday during the acho:ol year by Itudent8 of PacJfie Lutheran College. N'O W that II _ : s ar. flnally Entered as second class matter, October 2, 1952, a.t the Post Othce at over Ith, we can again commence When our foretathers landed' on In«- HoW' m&DY .t 1 m • • haTI .70U Parkland, Washington. to begin to write this newsy column. this conUnent' the had a touch rdw picked. up the evenilll' paper and Telephone GRa.nlte 8611 Oftj'ce: StudeDt Uwon ; Last week-end marked a very 1m- ah d ot them. hey were' bect - turned directly to the tunnIes with. Subscription pric�L50_ per year : ... , n port.&Dt ooe for many of the gtrlse1r Ilves anew I a ..... ..n e out ctvtng even a glance to what t_ w -..' It! was why, of course, the � \l[hat land-knowIng nothing of the la d McCarthylsm had accompll.hed or fall tolo. Throughout the varloua the naUve inhabitants the seuon� what Commuwsm wu undermin1D& floors you cou�� see t�e girls co� of ,the year, etc.; yet they" h&d a or how the segregaUon I18ue In the coctIng their shockln stockln, s, : faith In God such that, even with all schools W&lS coming &10Ill', Some were striped, some hand-kwt thel� hardships, they g a v e their I' 'menUon this as one of the • I argyles, others polka-dot and still � first fruits In a feast to Him on a thlnga we .muat guard against If we · others jUJlt mlxed,pp. Tbe tolo waa sglvlng. day set aside for Th&n.k are to conUnue having 'freedom and talr!y well attended a.nd · eVEll'1one Does Thanksgiving m e.,a n any· the life which goes with Jt to be seemed to enjoy themselves, Con, lk n o day r ed l e e I. coUld name other . � ... � : N � � .24. ,��ulauons, g�. to..Bev ,SvenI?gson ����e�le�_t ��...� � � � �� � � nT_ ' ti�� :>o r, but 18 ' ��t' �ii � : ;: :�'��: at ;iJ���; t ';; � b w' b;-a;-;n , tb�r�'i; � de In America, but -you �e conalanUy , been chost.n by our President to p�sent t�,e .'proposed Stu�ent for numerous birthdays these past mln,d! , CongregatIOn plan. Although nothlOg definite can be deCided couple weeks. Not , too much tood '�k at the blessIngs we are..en- being remInded ot them through that day; you �houl� be in attendance i!l , ord�r that you might waa consumed over the week ! ! Best joying every day-freedom to live many sources, so we'll eklp the, be able, to vote lOtelhgencly when the deCISion IS actually brought wishes are In order for Nat Ho, and let Uve., opportuwtles to deve�- repetition. Where w1l1 we find help I 0'Y61'before the student body, Donna Methe, Janet Wigen, June op ourselves to the utmost of our ? Doesn t God, Sather, lJz OmU, and Carolyn Hoog- capacity, a living standard beyond coming 'these forcest Remember-This involves each of us personally! very one to whom ,we give the the ot country otber any In compare 1 nero ,....----, , 'Second and ,thlt\! floors were also world today. Tbese are a part ot the thanks, abo give us a pattern for for us- llte� which when a person truly scenes at birthday parties, Solvig heritage that 11as been lett to a It. gives to that per­ Lee was honored with her mother what are we doing Insure that seeks to follow for son � strength. wisdom, courage, behind lett be will heritage like and aunt as guests, who brought and all else that he needs to pro· two cakes and a galoln of Ice cream. the next generation and .the next. Since the begl,nntng of our Coun- tect these things which He has glv­ Ev"e lyn Quaas was surprised by a Culture ! The arts! To be an artist and to be truly cultured. ,one must try, men have been fighting to pro:- en to ua directly and througb our experien'ce suffering, destitution. hunger, Insufficient funds; 'and so on breakfas( birthday party Saturday teet the things America stands for. forefathers to be thankful tor. Yes, morning: It's nice to be remem. ad Inflnltux:o. ! To�ay, we, as college students and It we are trtle �hrlstIans, we shOUld bered, Isn't It, girls? W.;' here at PLC are fortunate to have one who has so suttered, a Wednesday. Nov. 3, a surprise therefore tomorrow's leaders In ev- always jOYJut;lv cele�rate a Thankstruly cultured person and a great arUst. Around tbe speech department wedding shower was gtven for Wan- ery walk ot 1Ife, are being given the I givln� Day. re�ponsl.bl�1ty of pro�cting thesa 1 1--------, she Is known as Mary Allee Axle, but In her heyday at the PaUadium she da Van e lM1kulocky by C ar0Ie G an causes e have for celebratwas known simply as HajJi Ba·ba. Pritchard and �at Burgher. For a ' � � � Her , heritage Is the theatre. Daddy was a unicyclist and mommy a, centerpiece 8. large cake was' used ng hanksglv ng. Apathy, which leads to ignoran�e" Shakespearean actress. To millions of avid theatre·goers eVQryWhere the -It ta sted, gOod, t r 0 THE HANDOUT is a force runnIng free among Amer0" Questlon was which of tbe family Interests �OUld sh� pursue. To the ela. , . Shirley Speaking" 0l showers leans today�ne which I think Is & 4. h I ta r e � b e y iO f a I s pa gero threat to our Thanks 1 an c:�p � : : � p:�e� I� �: :: c �e �:r:te;:n: ;� : a� · d __ _:... _ _ _ _ - __ - _ _ _ W! __ _ _ _ _..: &_ V ":.= = n a�l. ��; :�o 0tl�a·t ? = = = = = � = = = = =' noon and after a lIght snack, emoted before the footlights In the evening. ,Does anyone know what a provoc­ Such pbYSI�j and aesthetic carryings-on more than satisOed the diver- atIve diape is? Well, for turther In. gent IntereJts of both family and public alike. formation, contact Naomi RasmusSoon/bowever, the unicycle lost Its savor and baby concentrated sen or Don Rasl her enUre efforts to the' stage, Miss Axle was Quickly recognized aa an SUnday night devotions were held accompUshed actress, but felt that the necessary "Inner fire" was lick- with Cathy Johansen as speaker for Ing. T� search for and find thIs deep-seated Wbeeler Street Playhouse the evening. Everyone wbolebeart­ with such vIgor that a slight temblor was registered on the UoJversity of edly agreed that Cathy wlll make a . Washington seIsmograph. wonderful parish worker. ' Any day ot the week you may find her alone on the barren stage, oa' Call Hall eearchlng, ever searching, for that stili mIssing Ingredient. She will sufFor devotions last Monday evefer, she will not rest. un art's appetite Is at long last satlstled. rung, our guest night, we were forThe next time you see Miss Axle gamboling down our balls, take a lunate In having Dr. Solberg speak. long look, tor thIs Is the very essence of tbe theatre , Whooo boy! He developed the theme: "Be still NOTE: In the true splrtt of journalism ,we believe tbat the Soutb and know that I am Ood." With Hall Sojourners should tell all about the nocturnal prowllngs·about, Tolo this he kept everyone keenly Inte� night last. What's the deal on this Seattle soiree ? ested. Dr. Foss, president of the Pa­ cl:lc District, E.L.C., also a guest, this alone, warranted Investigation, gave us his greetings. These specJal which revealed an even lower ebb devotions have become very papuIn the usual mlcrocepball1c condl- lar and will remain that way I am tion ot the writers guilty ot that sure It all the speakers are halt as column. For the benetlt of those enjoya'ble as Dr. Solberg, �., __ I among you who have not analyzed We In North Hall have made a J JIIi� iiiI. the situation, note: The brevity ot �esolutIon as another unproductive While pouring over ·the current . that c o l u m D employed what fs wee kcomes to an end. We thought Isaue of Lutevtlle'B scandal sheet. ' known In literary circles, to which, taking tests Wad bad ' well we've the eyea ot the Rider came 'In con- : Incidentally, ,those writers do not tound that getting them back Ia tact with a brazen accusation stat· belong, as a gI.mmlck. The excuse worse. Anyhow, we've resolved to I ing "The rope was cut." Connected given was a lack ot Ume, which Is make New Year's resolutions. Ot with thJa sli.nderous character as. an obvious attempt to create, in the may be a bit premature, sault were the namea Lowell Hln- mInds of the tew readers of bnt It's best to prepare Idr the fuImpression the a column. that Sophrichs and the Freshman Clus. ture elen 1t you don't kDow what's omorea,."W1U you ltand Idly by and deal' of time Is spent In the in It. Maybe "Big Brother" wJU l8.y allow your good name to be dragged of that column, 'Be ye hast1ly as- he Invented New Year's and Uien throuah the' mud T Let thia Rider sured, friends, that this. Is a fals9- we'll havp to declare It unco�Utu_ ____ adYlae l!luongly agalnlt It, y o u r bood. That column )s ' written as -�ame-eIUlDot- 8trand- �e strain.- -rapidly as one I wonder It someone around here a borrowed type press the keys ot Let It be'here and now understood - hu a pet gtraffe. One that drinks that thia Rider doel not make a writer. Coke, that Is. Hanging directly out. habit of reading that balderdash, Wh1le on the subject, The 1Uder side my second. story window Is a poppycock. and paraphrastic plagarIt his duty to Inform his thou� Coca!Cola bottle suspended trom & Ism commonly DOwn as Superc11of loyal readers that extenslTe tree. Sort of makes you wO!Jder, as lou Sneer., �oday, however, It was haa reTealed that the a� , about 2;) faet from the ground. called to hia attention that that coldon't hear any volunteers clamSneer Is only umn was of unusual and particularfor ·a tlUe evidently oring to knit a turtleneck sweater Iy deUghttul brevtty. ThI. tact, and by acme genius quite pro . tor hIDi. flcJent at the art of nomenclature Speaking ot anlmalS""-8outh Hall• which fs SJtuJduggery and el8Jtbant1!1. Snoozy-oh, torget It.!! .. . . ......

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Frlday, November 19, 1854 THE MOORING MAST Page Three I NTRAMURAL I " HIGHLI GHTS CPS Ti p s PLC Hoo p Turnout: by Walt Sail By Jock Hoover In La s t Game Be9'i ns. Seaso� . Pawley Cop, Scoring Title ' . Atter two weeks I'm stili trying to think of something printable! Stan Stan Fa; 1ey, a. f reshman f Of' Grl" d p'la Y SI:a.-O WhItworth Is trying to make a clean ,weep"l guess. Last year the Lute Salem 0 Soon ..L� a e I yt t G basebaIlers were the only group able to prevent Whitworth from �ng ! 13�ks�=:'t!e In�� :.oot_ by Loole 'pry the�:tb.��, n O I t f1rst place in every major sport. The PLC boys tl'8.veled over the moun- ' all scoring PLC c1�sed out ita 1954 fOQib&ll edWith U U � b ' tWe al bstan s a for ano y , :� �g:g�; talns and came back with a win over Central In the playoffll, Whitworth I ad PawI 'y O d 21 tlmes for a I slate by. dropping a close 13-7 de- In sports at turns to b�ketl'B, Lo un previously had taken tootbcll, basketball, and track. The Pirates look ,.ow' 0( I26• po·ICnt'·N ' Fuge' So the to gge d claion s. ext In llne was , a game incidentally which 111 strong again this year all the w'sy. It was PLC's third deteat ot their ball Lowell Haeffele playing for North ' t Sound y suited. for the Fuge Back in September I chose the teams to tinlsh this way in the Ever- H 11 (thlrd) �th' 78 I ts a d ei,ht.game season and their second Ide:ll :�:a lt i s played InsIde, out ot �een chase: 1.) PLC; 2.) Whltw:orth; 3.) CPS. Well. we certainly need.· th�rd' was D�� Ross, �a�i�g �r 'by CPS. ��., n t feel' sorry tor ourselves because our two loss�s to CPS could have CI C k H U with 72 1nta. CPS scored the tirst time It got s go�e �.t.her way a�.� . �hi:��:�����r� ����s fQ�_I!�el�: . . hand It all b a the c ng s y . ' �: ' 'J :�� :t;" .,..., � t. t r: 8 ()�: b � � � J..,.:� �,�:!?,�� �,?���_ �.��f�::� . " �.� .,."".....-." . . . ., . �!\� '1'u.l'V.tI.- · �.VtA'1.U ':;'�""I.o.tti. i t;; · ,- ·___ .�J. ·__ , . Zarndt, also a treshman, playtng for ' 40 young aspirants on the maples W L PF PA f o d Cl er Creek Hall. ZarnlU passed I :I::�d ,f:� po�:: t: ;v�''the ��g:�� Graduation. last year took ente; 201 27 Whitworth 6 . tOI- 1 7-0 lead . 129 26 touch�own passes. He, was Garnet Lund, forward Bob R O B B. 46 Puget Sound 5 lowed by Bill Johnson. playtng for a The and Ron BIllIngs, guard. The PacIfIc Lutheran . . . .. .. .. 4 67 64 Lut�B countered with a touch- Force Tacoml!-, who passed 23 touchdown another re ar starter, 73 Western WashIngton . . .. 3 51 down .late 'In the second quuter Donn took passes. Third w.as John Huber, play· after Koessler. Men with experlCentral Washington . 2 65 84 a 4�yard drive. Tommy GIl- ence back �� fo r Central Barracks, .. with 20 from lallt year Include: Eastern Washin,ton . .. . . .. 1 26 158 mer tallied on a quarterback sneak Phil Nordquist. passes. Jack Hoover, Jack British Columbia .............................. 0 36 24 Captain Lanca ster's con. , Sin de rs on AI Gubrud. Vern Han· Just a thought: It would be nice to see Whitworth get a small bowl The Indlvi�al scorIng ran as lUI· and version kick was pertect to tie the son, L. Egg!ln, Lowell Haettele, and bid. They could quite concelva'bly give our league some prestige In other lows: at 7.7. Nick Kelderman. NordQulst is a 6'4'" parts of the country. TD Pta. sore .A. back eld-ln motIon p e n a l t y J unior torward, who wlU probably 126 Stan Pawley, CB 21 NOTE! PacIfic lutheran pla,cl"d four men on the first and second e r Evergreen Conference All-Star te�s. Lute Captain Frank Lancaster and ��!a;�l:�, ��3 ::::::::�::�:::!! �: I �� � ;o:np��� :r:�e�;: :.�: �::r.ac;�:� �o�:r P!;O� s::��: Guard Gerry Kluth were placed on the first team while the second team Gale Thompson, NHI . . 9 . PS 15, but the pla.y W�8 hustler and handy man to have 54 1 to th n i s t n a G .d ba0Ck. He can play guard or tor. Slnderson, DJ ............ 7 42 callCPS the wInning touch· around.Gubrud �;:�UI: :�� f�c� t�at ;�::: �:;:�:e= !.o�: �o�:;���� :� y:��:ro�o-,:�:!:I, Jack and Hanson are a H b ' CB ................ . 7 42 down Inscored being one vote short of unanimous. Alao, Gerry pulled more votes tnan JB:dhnLe�te�: the fourth period. A pass . ward. at pair sharpsho oting guards with lH 42 7 any other lineman in the league. Congratulations, fel1as! Stortini to Tom Glump cov· plenty of know.how. Haeffele, Egan Dick Kent. NH2 .................. 7 42 from n yards to the PLC 7. Rich Congratulattons to Dick Griswold, who has been elected Lute Inspir· Virgil Weed , T . .. . 6 36 ered and Kelderman saw action' on both ational Award winner for the 1954 grid season and to Gary Gale, who has Gerry Redburg, T . . . 5 30 Dodds went over on the .next play the varsity and junior varsity last ad ·7 and that been s m ate o a n u n e k e �:;;�e'�B�� ���:h�a��: ;e��, s�� �����:e� f!�t�:� :ay �a�e c;::� t::x: �:�'�u� ��:;: a;! :;I�; a �:� o�::n� �H�..:::::::::::::: : �� ��a�Ut����!� !=!r�� 13 PLO ball territory had in the CPS couple of weeks to go In the big time. 6'7 �" tall. Egan Is a 6'1" torstands , Jerry Larson NH2 . . .. 5 30 Tomorrow finds �1lchigan fighting Ohio State, trying to tie for the Duane Moe. IH . .......... 5 30 In the closing minutes butd Stortini ward. That's the tleld of talent the Big Ten championship and a chance for the Rose Bowl trip. Out here on G. Christianson, NH3 ........ 5 30 �:��:: ::;�: ::n���: �::� ::� freshmen and transfers wHl fry to . 30 dislodge as to the success they will the ocast the hi gone is U.S.C. vs. U.C.L.A. The Southern CalIf. boys are Ray Nelson, CC . 5 already assured of one half of the Rose Bowt field on January 1st. But, Don Zarndt, CC . . . . 5 30 ute Lute threat. rind in doIng. it, only time can ·tell. Statlstlc F nal New faces that have shown well In the coast conference title Is stili in the balance. Erv Severtson tells me Phil WIgen, DJ .. . . . . 5 30 I R IJSHING ! ;CB Yds. early include Dennis Ross' he has 10 or 12 tickets for ·the game January 1st In Pasadena. These The J divIduaI pass1ng for touch. LancasJer 472 Sedropractices - 129 W0011ey; Kellh Berenson, tickets are courtesy-of Old Ben and his syndicate and can be purchased downs ran as tollows : . Campbell . . . . 67 298 Anacortes; next week from 'Scalper Erv." Even ·student body preSidents have to Don Zarndt CC . D e n n i s Rodin a n d 26 make a living, I guess! 23 �=d�r --=======� �: 221 52 Chuck Geldaker, Roosevelt of Port· Bill JOhnso�, T 1and; Lute Jerstad. nlnsu and Next week the sports stair w111 pick an All·Evergreen and an All· John Huber, CB . 20 Clark 14 48 Richie Heins, JuniorPetranster from American team which will probably coincide man for man with A.P. Ray Reep, NH3 .. . 17 Nusbaum. S3 10 o o a teams-that Is, it tho "big boys" know how to pick 'em. 16 Samblla Jerry Larson. NH2 7 . ........ 4 ...... � � ::: : � � � � � ·1n o o : �d � ::���: So long, I,have to see about libel suit. Bud Lester, IH . . 14 Murry ... . ...... 8 13 Hanson, Ballard ·ot 'Seattle; Dick Iver Eliason, :21 Kent, Port Angeles; Jim Jacobson, ...... 1114 Gilmer .... .................... . 32 -34 1 Y de Ge n .. .... . . . .. .. . 6 Benson Jerry Benson, Burl1n n Jack He en, WP .. . . .. .... .. 11, PLC . 344 .1083 andThis In tAe season it's hard I�y Hall an� North Hall (llecond) Opponents .�3aa 840 to tell early what will happen. nder Garfield- Street Share Honor - e : S d� Att. Camp Int. Yd Ivy Hall and North Hall (second) PASSING QUALITY REPAIRING - DYEING were declared co-champloDs ot the Gilmer .... ........ 75 . 34 3 445 !���:u�::S �: h :a�:t e:' 5 2 34 1-----------...... r===========;:; 1 ntramural Football League, when Benson . ..... . 13 14 Nusbaum .. . . . : ...... 4 42 DeJardines, who were a halt game Murry . ....:'......... 11 3 I: ahead of both of these teams, .w4S I Campbell .......... 3 . 1 1 10 Clark . ................................... 2 31 tied 'by North Hall (third). DeJ� I PLC ....... . . 103 43 8 503 Elllott. ....... .. .. ...... . .... . 3 29 . dines had the ball on the one-foot ', Oppone�ts . . 114 53 II 628 Campbell .. .. .. ..... ........ 6 2• -:Fromm .. ..... .. 3 19 line, with three plays to run it over, 2 but ,the North Hall (third) team PUNTING No. Yd.. Ave. Lancaster ..� .. . .. ... .... 1 buckled dowh and In three straight I Christianson . ....L42 1 77 3'.2 30.'· 183 TO XP TP SCORING ...................... plays the Delardlne team gained Gilmer r6 Lancaster ... ... .._.: 4 7 81 not one Inch. T h r e e incomplete Delicious No. Vd Fromm : .. .. 4 0 24: pas.ses not only lost them the baU, PASS RECEIVING Hot Chqcolate ., but the' championship, also. The tie, Gaarder . . . . .. i .: 4 173 1 GUmer .....: .. 18 3 12 . 6-6, wIth North Hall (t'btrd) dropped Christianson .......,................11 . 86� I Gaard•r•• . .........:.......-.. 2 .1 6 119th 4. Pacific GR. 3211 DeJardines, a halt game behind Ivy Price . 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Dear PLC Classmates Fourteen stydents,;-han enrolled of l'LC H B I g0 ::' ae- ann::,:"Q�:110ween M : � : ::;:d: cording to Prof. Kelmer Roe, class ty W 8 , delayed until Tuesday. Instructor. Tbe clas8 18 beld each vember 2, 1954 It was held then In Tuesday at 7 : 30 In the Roe home at Renbard HaH at 8 p m Entertain.

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(ConUnued"1rom Page Three) scientists GD his paper route .He w hy Swannle and Repulsive Zeltner was In their laboratory collecting liked to spend time on roo b. 8eems Han and North Han (second). bo es-t ey always pay him �C In as though they'Te taken to sleeping 8t...ndl� h W s. He empue makes candle hOlders u p there And And" (Carol,n), ha, ea out or. them Anyway, he was I n / pitche� her tent up there She's a Ivy H&ll . ... . ... .... . 9 "' 1 152 100 their labolal'Jry and o erheard them' tru�blue blrd·watcher - a8k heT! North Hall (2).. . 1 198 $4 6H $outh 12oth. : ment-was provided by groups trom Honestly, that's tbe way the story DeJardlnes .. ... .. 1 1 discussing their' newest discovery. 142 t1 Membership la tor anyone oot each clas8 aod tbe taculty kept us North Hall (3) .... 8 AccordIng to them, people of the gOM. 160 101 having prevlolls trainIng In the Lu· all In stitches with thetr very u. h 192 108 future w1ll open their closets a.nd "LItUe Hagev lk, " (Doo de Doo ) Cen. Barracks .... 8 8 theran church. It Is sUIl open for morou!I skit. see not one stltcb ot clothing (look was lurprlsed t w I c e this week. C. C. Hall ..... .__ 7 21ij 2 , those student. interest.ed In begin· . Tbe Luther League convenUon of 7 In mine). NothIng bu� row upon row Tblnkln� she was gOing' bome Sat· Tacom. ... 188 17& nlng confirmation !oslrucUCD. the Pacltic District or the Evangell. orth Hall (1) . .. 6 10 150 1MIn previous years a clasJl li as been cal Lutberan Churcb wblch waS or paint and .varlous otber materials urda, night tor a tamlly btrthdaJ' N 110 118 I . .. 5 10 s IOmewbat amued W Parkland held each semest�r, but IL bas been held at Central Lutheran Church In In pressurized cans nstead or dbn· dinner. sbe ... . n ... 0 9 0 - 30 13< . . nl n« your clothes, yo u slmPly"praY ito find ber relaUns consisted o f E Parkla d dlt�c�l� to get In enough se . salons Portland, was attended by a nnm . l yours lf wJ a . t a c T oss h l n n their Sou datell' and ��� . J � t Hall�rll �! � l � �� o .· : . .. . '- � ��: �Il�. ,�·�t:'�'·"��· ' ,:,i'::1 Dej-_Oi·�-uiI(i",�-\·'.�t.I.. , � �..: _ !t: _'" _....� _ .. ... ... .......1 .. _ ""'.-. ....... u - ..........,...... bil.li:l wi., , tlMJ. totPo,," tli b ��� "1"'. ./... '-' .hJ; .""'-8'." ..''-'' • 0; . . . , { be conUnucd part .J( uie. SCCC.Dd 8� uel �r18 'trio composed of Jo nne a n I tweed. players, It was decided .anne . mink. ermine. bur· Monday. another surprise p&l'ty at era! ot the mester. increasing t h e sessions Llndeblom, LoIs Danielson and Judy I. lap, cellophane. or whatever yoor 10 p.m. made her birthday complete. that there wou ld just be . list ot the from 10 to 15. Starwlch, sang at. tbe banquet Sat. little he'lrt desiru. These a-II come November 17th seems to be birth, .A1I·Star playen Instead of the usual This Is ....the thirteenth class tbat urday night, November They ready mixed In T a I' I 0 UUs colors. day day as Barb Mc Don&1d and two teams. Tbey are u toHows : bas been organized on the campus. were accompan.!ed by Estber Ed. Then I� tbe eather looks threaten- Mickey McAllister both celebrated Bud Lester, IH; ITer 1D1Ia· In past years 125 have been con· lund. Judy Statwt ch spoke on Eman� Ing. a pootf of waterprootlng and last Wednesday. Barb with a break· son, DJ; Don Z.rndt, CC; Ray Reap, tlrmed and of this number 46 bave uel Hospital School or-Nursing antt YOU're readJ' tor anythins-. T b I s rast and Mickey wltb a dInner at NH3; John Huber, CB; Jerry Lar· been baptlzed. Joanne Llndeblom spoke on tbe sounds fascinating LuiSi's Ah, those italtanoal son NH2; Jack Hennen, FP; 8111 ' , Pocket Testament League Imagln, some ot the com· Supercilious Sneer bas reached Johnson, T. [ can What makes Ufe's contest so un· Don't torget tbe capplng cerebln.t.1on..-mlnk sweatshirts (thank an all·Ume low. The cllman: ot their Stan Pawley. CB; Low­ even Is tha.t certain people have ml)Jly to be beld at PLC n SUnday I you. Eartha), pink cashmere slacke declJne came two weeks -«e, wben, e)f Haettele, N113 ; Dwaine BraDdt. brains and are wIDIng to work DeeemlMr 5, at 3 p.m. At tbls UDl� with green suMe latticework down too lazy to put torth what Is .-sen- NH2; Don Kvamme, T; Duane MM_ thl! decree cla.as ot 1957, whom you the side . It could get almost Ual to every writer, they auctioned IH; ' Jack Stndereon, J; Phtl Wi.... To be triumphant Just add . little regard as sophomores. wilt tee.�"e D ott thetr so-called column tor 26 en. OJ; Dick Xent. NH2; Gord6D. "umph" to every "try " j their caps, which slrnltlee that they n&aseaUng. read week dear next un Well · words or less. The ridJckJemost part S t I' 0 m, OJ; Roy ' ScJtwars; NBS; , UI , have tlnlshed thetr ,re-eJJn tca1 peroommate . or the thing Is: bow could anyone Denny Ross, CC; Arden MU!UCJa. lH. rtod and wJlI from then on be r&- er. It [ could only get my to set som�ne else to read tbls thInk of 25 words to describe It, football I. o garded as sopbomores a' Em.n el � there would be three ot as. t mucb less praise It? as well a8 .at PLC. A' number ot h Quest1on: "W h 0 Is "Laughing Instructors here at Jb::Januel plan on Face?" mld.semesters, making the trip to PI.<: tor capplDS. Atter the strain tion : "Think then you are . Quota ax a e very are you ny to nxtous ,w e one Is somewhat rel ed and Today what Yesterday you weremeet them, ellpeei.I1, you wbet are baek In the rouUne ot going to b not 1 shall Tomorrow you les8''' be treebmen In tlle PLC DunlOI' pro- their cluses. -The Ru alyat. gram. 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membedrs of the sen ior class fifteen students, These studen ts the � 8.���elec�:d I the will be listed i n the "Who's Who· Among Students in American a :��: :�: �:n; ; � �� � t 1� U ni vers�� ies a nd Colleges ," an annual publication listing �t udent ..� �e 'Col.lege. ·fl.type"t"B�=:' 7�� �."' ��"Y.�":'''' ":,,, ,! �:.�kl J?�; 9.�e ' Sn . , N .\O �.$au&-.oa -S..iu�y �ytl1),in&. lead.e�s frQrp ;l1I campuses. . BUr to c us for their aplc e recefvw.{ 0;; g. OO" · --. . ... ':'� .twtnbel: of ,.t\ld..en.t.�.�t.e!1:., '" p,m . in the �·S. , will be n the· number . In

Arizona

showed PLC

.

Tucson

last week

,I

to have achieved tbe

(

fo llowing honors:

..For the t1rat time In the history In tbe senior men'a dlTlalon, Stu· ' of the nursing educaUon prog'r&m art GIlbreath won second place In . return

tbe

amp

ping ceremony. The event

hel(l Sunday, December p, m. In the Cha peI

5. at

Hustad and Judy

c

2 : 30 bate;

exerclaea

AudltoTium.

er

fifth

third bonors In senior women's de. Sblrley

BUl!chlng won

place In senior women's Extempor·

1

Concert

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II

This past week a student and faculty committee chose from

Featuring the Seatt1� Pipe Sand .

C-

d

em b er

T

4,

&..r:.d. be n

at

i �y

the late

After a short Invocation by Dr.

l

G I a d 5 Ta k e -

q

". ,

Is dependent upo

.iudents enrolled in

aneous, and Ju dy Bureker received " Eastvo d the program will open I � bave taken place at Em anue I H os- tIfth place In !lenlor women's 1m· with selected num'bers by the .:3eattie Pipe Band, In tribute to pltal In Portland where tbe nurSM promptu Speaking. c Lutberan"! basketball PacI a In the PLC program take their cllnRuth Heino and Tom Swindland Profe!l!lor Thompson, formerly member of the kllted group, now team Is moving far and fast-two Icl tra nldg. also went to this dear y rememb�red by the faculty tournament tropbles I n as r. s . The 16 girls to be capped wl l1 wtth Mr. Karl an and students of PLC. The twenty weekends . have completed 19 weeka ot their bagpipe-playing member!f are all Last night the red bot Lutes training by December 5. Two of the "home-grown Scotchmen," who as really "squeeked" by [he Fort Lewis tour calendar years of their traln- ' a professional organi zation are be- Chiefs, 68·86, t o win t h e Tacoma Ing are spent at ' int "ponsored by the Seattle and Invitational Basketball Tournament Mrs. George Morken. dlr.ector Tacoma chapters of the Dughters at the College of Puget Sound field· _ nursing edncation, is in charge of t ot Scotia , I house. Iota Beta Chapter of Pacific LU. ! arrangements for the capping proThree contralto solos will be sung The 68·66 score was bitterly con· gram. tberan will be the hosts to tbe g M u Th by ompson. accom- tested by Fort Lewis rooters who ar erite "This Is a most Impressive serv- Western Regional Conclave of AI · I panled by Onella Lee. "Scottle" maintained that big Bob Woods In the past the capping

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Emanuel.

dto�rn�:n�:IOng I

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A PO ConeIave I of I Here Dec.3 5

Ice, and Is one of tbe high points In the life of a student nurse," Mrs.

Morken explained,

President S. C. Eastvold will con-

duct the capping program. It Is usu-

ally tbe custom to have a clergyman

pba Phi Omega. National

Fraternity,

The

conclave

15

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Service : M yles,

will

be

Washington.

Oregon.

schools from

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and

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many

fI

manager of

the

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Winthrop bad scored to tie up the ball game

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nunlng education at Emanuel. will

,

preaent the cia.. Mn. Morken win

their capt,. A total of 71 In the nuralna:

caPptnl.

live the stadentli for

and

tudeau are enrolled educaUon program. 0' th.... i! 'on it �nt iil ill. cllDlNl dl1UIiIa it _uol, ' , 'iIriit:r Uii. "�tI ... In-

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The

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conclave w1ll a d j 0 u r n

lite.

ielectlon ot

and

..� eire-

Wltu�H. ud

,

Clu b :

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Paul, Alta Prest-

Ing Severtson. Nancy Turman, Philip Wigen.

and

Students are selected on the basis

of the following

student's

requirements: the

scbolarshlp,

leadership

and participation In extracurricular

and academic activities. service to the school;

and promise of future

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Fort Lew i s then came back and be well with a phenomenal 40 tooter by Gill

&rEt 'remlnded that the ad:m..ls-

next entertainment and

t o wa r d &.D.d chlldnlD.

clol1nC com- c&n be evidenced Thompaon

In the love

tana State, Don wa a member or the Intercollegiate Kn1ghtil and was the

state Future Farm�

Ica presJdenL

Of

�er-

Vern H.nlOn. at

hattr'e. Is the president t.Dd .. mem_

senior clus lyric knotted the score at 36 all. ber ot Blue Ke,.� An honOr roll sta-that AI Pta! resumed. It W&8 the.same dent, Vern Js a but"8t� ru&rd .... Mrs. story Oftt ..am. eaeh tam. match-- and bueba.Jt- pltcher.

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(COIlUnued on Pap Three) .

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Senior clue f8PreMDtatI'te

. OIl the

iqa.! uit 10 Ji'iil'den\

c01lllCfl, J\I�iI ....l· ilRt. lit

oil

Kappa DOit&; ii:. IIi aI\io ttl Xet, IraPPa IIiici � ",,4

Student 'ite�.. to . WOri4 � ClmeU, of T�lIe". Jocik "dO"iir. , tr.:iiaf.i'ni4 ti'oill l"Ua'4ell& i6'pbciiiiIiN �, ' )jDb �­ prm_ ot Hr. oiher.liClifIfI" ii'e 1 7.- ,---,:-�� IDiJlil&. _ JIIOiIIir piI8t tii'ti ,_ ,.... 'pUIIatt

firtho fhjJb

was Homeoomil:l& co-eha1rman.

LOR. tru Club, Spun; T...ta, and the honor 1'011 have &l8b ciaJmed '!if!' attentlon. A. day student; Pau baa been the DRG ChrIBtmaa p a r ·t .,. ehalrman:. and a two year cabinet · member. She alao participates fD. PTA, Campus DevotloDB. · Tu.....

Carol

Malian Churnes.. Old Main: �eann.e Frleste, Blue Key; Datil �nsen. Alpba Sigma Lambda: Kathy GuI­ haUlen. Choir: and Shem. Lawaon.

place on Tuesday &nd Wedn.aday.

II i

Nordman, Carol

bye, Brian Pr!ce. Mlna Raaen, Ra.

mon Relreson, Gerald Schimke, Erv-

Ie Iril iOIbi'<lliian

Roberta Blrkedihl, ITY Hall :

Linne Society. Campa.lp1na: 18 limited to one I a r g e poster per candidate. The posters are to be put up on Mon· day, December 6. VoUD.I will take

I,

Gaarder' Vernon Han son. John H o i u m, Jack Hoover, Iris Donald

WeIitinlnirter, Ii, C, _tIY

Candidates thoa tar lubmItted M a r I a n Gabrt.llO�. Vlkln&

are:

I

and

Canada. They are Faith Bueitmann.

i!jJo HO'iiilic:Oiflt: ill

.,Ian refreshmenu wtll be �ed: A abort pro.nm, will fo�� the eo... onaUon ot the LUcia Bride and a Christmas carol slnpplratJon w1U "blose the evenJ..il&. dln&tIii

ever submitted. wltb students from

Washington, Mon�na. Oregon,

P r .. 'dm

,..t1�, � lit iiPu'iO fa to W 'to at ':00 p,m. be �i Ilo<OIiI To 0411 'Ii tho BCUilina':till

pb."':Il� ;,1U M _"M

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Al

10:30 Sunday morning tollowing a slon price of olle dollar will report from d1.8Cua10D grGaps. spent, both in an evening ot

LuCid 8iiJe Festival To 8i Oke;nbet JO oM � ..m�,� Brld. miniNIo.

at

v., .

Thi s

usefulness to business and society. the final buzzer sounded. Ref. Each of those selected were tbougbt I songs, "Roaming In the Gloaming," I erees Huegle and Duller, however, , to till these requirements. "The Wig Wig Waggle 0 the Kll t'' ' heard the claxon Qefore Woods lett Faith Bueltmann, an education tbe noor for his futile jump shot. and "Boss o· tbe Hoose," major, has been active In all the : Following this, Beethoven's " Eg· The game was nip and tuck all : music groups on campus. Her other , m 0 n t Overture," and "Cortege" the way. Fort Lewis taking a Interests Include Spurs. Tasse ls, (from Mlada), by Rlmsky·Korsakov, lead In the opening seconds. AS Mu Phi Epsilon treasurer. ICC om­ ! will be played by tbe Pacitlc Lu· things settled down, the Lutes bat· . cer, and a four-year member of the thcran College Concert Ba.nd. under tled to an 8-8 tie and tinally led honor roll . the baton of Gordon O. Gilbertson. 17·15 at the ten mi nu te mark. A transfer trom Montana S tate , Frederick L. Newnbam, baritone, Early In tbe second quarter, aft· Don Gaarder has piirtJcJpi,ted I n w11l sing three numbers, "Wester· er matching baskets a couple of 3 major sports, as well as being a Ing Home, " "An ETiskay Love Lilt'· times. the Lutes led 21 19. Th en Bob · member of Blue Key, and Letter­ and "The Road to the Isles." Atter ood fouled Phn Nordquist as Phil man'S Club. Moet or the IItudenu, two selections by Mr. Fritts on the drove Into the key and after e x- howenr, know him as the studen t Casavant organ, the program wil l changIng wlttlcsims was given a body vice-president. Whtle at Monbe conclud� with tlnal numhers by technical foul also. Phil hit hia two Hotel , Tacoma, will sing three Scot as

Montana participating. conduct tbe program. Registration will begin Friday Six senior nu rsing students, Bar· evening. with Saturday as the main b ara Jobansen. Helen Simonson. day wltb all scbools presenting Anna Lee\ Connie Stay. Marlan Chapter progress reports. group Gabrielsen and GaU Tylor, wJll sing discussions on varloua problems, three selections, "Prayer Perfect," and a keynote address by Herb "Prayer of the Norwegian Child," West. local scouting executive. In and "The Lord less You and Keep the evenIng &n Initiation ceremony You." All members of tbe Wbite for new membeu will be held In Caps Nursing Club on campus will CMS Lou nge, followed by & ban be parti cipating In the evenL at Top of the Ocean. The ban· The ReT. Gears-e Randolph, chapwlU Include entertainment and, la.in at Emanuel Hospital. will give blgh point. a speech by Jo- the singing pipes of tbe Seattle shots and freshman Denny Ross the addreaa. Bcanlon. national treasurer of gi'Gup, ending with tbe old favorite, potted the technic al shot which put Esther A. Jacobson, director of " Auld Lang Syne." the Lutes &head by 6 'POInts.

B

'of

a collece.

Is the largest number that PLC haa

TAC Tourney

I

195 -1 :

beld tbls weekend, Dec. 3, -I and 5, with approximately

l

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n

and honor roll.

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Alta Preetbye, region&l secretary tor the LSA. baa Hen acUTe in rlllht:' Carol Paul, iris Nordman, Mlna R...n, Alta ��ye" N.ncy ,,:urman, F.lth B�lt· 1' many other aeUvlUee whlle on camErving leverDon, Ve",. Haneon, John Holum, Jack Hooyer', QeralCl S..hlmkc, R.mon , (Contlnued on PAle J'olll) Brl.n Prlc., Philip Willen, and Donald Gaarder. I to

row:

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THE,MOORING MAST

b r 3,

Friday, D em e 1954

Dorm Do;n 's

PublUhed every Frlda:y durlng the &chool year by etudente or Pacltlc Lutheran College.

Entered as lIecond class matter, October 2, 1 952, a:t the Po,t Parkland, Waahlngton. OUlce: Student Union

Ott1ce

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Subscription prlce---$1.50 per year

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&;!1� M.... Nel.an By Hou.emother, 80uth Hal colle e

South Hall Sojourn

South HaUnes returned Sunday e...�

n·

NoWn« Is at last ..cred but the In· �ph

nlng, stutted, mucb r e s t e d, and tegrlty of your own mInd . . .

tbree weeks before Cbrlstmu vaca· e n th I S . tion. Sa:y, isn't It time to move over !:! ; ;::� ; � ; f Is h ��a� ::;� And wbat would be a nlcer sur-- and give the uttle teHow a chance? many courses for so much money. prise to come back to tban an en· The Voice of the Valley (Tbe Clover As a consequence we bu:y our text. gagement Fo u n d posted on the Creek Boys) bave graciously conEDITOR·IN·CHIEF JOAN KITT ELSON books and our notebooks, attend doors to each floor was a Church sfdered the poss.blllty of JnformlDg E . NEWS EDITOR. SANNERUD RINE CATH . 'hlass , es reg,UlarlY and .consl derthem I with protruding doors and written I the population of the Up�er Campus .. . . . . . J. .J OANN'E POENC ET c FEAT URE EDl TOR . . .. e mpor ant part 0 r our day . An d n each doorway. " Bruce and Rutb. "· or tbe little events happening down t y a I ta t Myrwan.g and Bruce In tbe "hole." Wl tb :yopr admjrable That Isa. Rwuth ��� h:: ::; :r �� 'r:a�lz! :�: ,Da�l, : .. ' , eU:'known J�nlor couple paUence we shall attemp� to give " Pcs.fpqr:e . St. tJ q�nt Conn regalJon . =!!� �� �:!' !"'!J.l)Pl"u'.ed �v ,ibe. hap. .:J . . ' ,; : ;( ... ::.1,.�';;.-;...;!��'�a...r��� M �:plft-,- oLlh.e. 1toJ�,, �er Q . . � ....·.-::: ";.D : M .. 50 allon.�!-.!O-t-penlng � or th� da'Y ' etw n 9 . '. Rulh trea ted alt of South 'Hall r�at the same Ume bearf Yt· ill�m Wuh the consent of both :tse student bqdy and admmlstuhtd. · r and 1 0 . 30 a.m. . . . Several thin gs to choco a tes Mmmmm! Congratu. that these reporla 'are unprepared [ion. the proposed STUDENT CONGREG ATION vote was . combine to make that hour truly lations ou y to ' unr ehearsed and uneatled for. put off for anorher week. As we know. [his is to give us a chance Inspiring. . . . First or all . to see To S h i rley Buschlng, Connie Hus· IK't her or not we tru I y feel chere 'IS a need to f url her consl'd er WLWe at Clover Creek Village now � nt e u tad and Ruth Heino. we sa:y weI· : for such a congregation on our c � mpus. :�: � D:I�: �� ��: ::: ::� � personal mall service. Every s I y ev r . come back from a most successful bave morning at 11:30 ( ? ) we have our Bur before we make <? ur d�clslon, we must make sure that we bl e In one spot Is Insplratlon In It. tr ip to Phoenix, Arlzona. South Hall mall delive red to eacb room by our . only for ourselves In thiS case ' A vote for the congregation think I �:�� �X,��::n�:: ::: :�:;::. ;;� Is justly proud that you could rep. charming counsellor, Mr. Don Srunmeans we are pledging our minds in prayer. our souls in loyalty, y e . resen t PLC at tbe debate tourna· nero A very rare "rea and P....., v'Iege an d our f un ds In I f we s hou Id cast a think of an event as a success when ' ' s t ewar ds h'Ip to t h'IS unit. ment and so capably too. Otber to see Don's smiling face as he vote for the congregation. all the while thinking " I won ' t go I t Is w�1I attended So then to walk co e r n d . a there myself. but I k r:lO w some students would like to have it . " down the aisle of a building where ::� :: : � l :; ;� �: :�: ;� trudges through the sleet and rain, n B a sun and rain, mud and rain, snow o The result could be failure. every seat Is taken Is InspirationaL Elliscoand rSeaoMulford have recently and rai n ; bearing t h e s e terrific Then there Is the bea.u tlfu l We must remember that a vote at this time is our pledge for Joined our Sojourn while we bid a hardships to carry our mail. How· the future. bulldlng which lends itself so well fond to Mickey (Oh You I to worship; the organ greeting us Kid ! ) farewell McAllister, who 18 mOving I ( Conti nued on Page Four) a a e Into a private bome. -----------' ���t�:. ::�a:s �� �a �; �:: w��co�� Fresb strawberry sundaes a n d J r--T-A Supercilious Sneer HE YISELL C O . by our President ; the announce. angel·food cake was the treat that ments that bring us together as a 1.... family ; the concern expressed ror I greeted AnnIe Stewart a week ago Monday, wben she was surprised at What's goln' on around here! tn last week's Mooring M.ast we found everyone's welfare; the Cheerfdg i 12:05 a.m. by her junior buddies. that not only were we personally degraded but also our literary child ror our tea ms ; the exhortations to weddings an � ing of parties, 8utf�red Irreparable damage--it was torn apart by a couple ot literary "be good"; the gentle chldlng; the Speak ors. a Biery about the F=::::::� Lu1 l U �� ., reviews that admittedly show some degree at profundi ty . Whoa boy! shop talks that knit us together; :: t pune . . the c raning of necks to see wh o lS I Give the be efit ot the doubt and never kick a man wben be's down! t Those lIecond floo r pleblans have n Next Time Stop At We feel (In the tried and true spirit of American journalillm) that the speaker of the day. Then comes been l�ving It up again. Dee �eck singing from the Uttle blue books (able music critic), celebratinK ber these challenges must not go unheeded and hope that this occasionally w h I c h aren't rea1ly needed-the o bnoxious Intra.paper banter may come to an end , a very timely and l the night before va­ h�ns are so familiar we know !!� : r��� needed end. d o them already . . . Singing Is tbril1- decan Open-minded as we are. we accept these crIticisms with the pro-­ ers ! ) , I ce :;:: ::��� ; p a 0 verblal grain or salt, as a sort of halting, bUnd attempt to congratulate girls were seeing pInk el&* * ��!� 100r:n� �::'n ���� :��:tu�� the us. The extreme lac k of originality, the shopworn cliches and tbe jum­ that Is on cleverly decorat­ . mea. pedbants, and prayer, and reading bled words that makes up these space consumers, of course, say abso-­ sages, Jlttle gems every the white napkins. I one--un. lutely nothing. Moreover, we feel that the minds that dictate tbese B7, North Hall, ettable lessons about the build. Exclusive::fRoom "features" must In some way put 8.S. on a pedestal for wby else would forg e:�� �� �:�::: ;:: sowing phases or seed, 10 they devote their entire columns to such endless cutting criticisms and ing or altars. OIlY. !: ::I�=c e o a b f . verbose evaluatIons. ; How about that? � ! Friday, 2:00; u rd ay 3:00 I I:�; :: !�:� :::! � h ;:�� scrib­ When our tired and bloodshot eyes ran over the Intellectual Quotation for thought: Who so his people how to write good books. would be a man, ' must be a non. bUngs of Miss SOuth Hall Sojourn last Friday. they sought Uterary meat, * * Not least Impressive are thf' Tues· conform.Jst. He who would cather but sadly enough. came away hungry. But, nevertheless. we did tind. out days wben one alter another, earthat she has surreptlously turned her column Into a literary review and nest y u men read passages ,------. 1 131h ... Pacific by readlng' lt again we tried to get the complete · plcture. We got It all A

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WAYNE'S CAFE

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the Holy

to an Intense thing about South Han Sojourn Is: It can be enjoyable, despite aU. To the

right. but It's one that Pollce Gazette wouldn't print. After much the mental exertion. we came ling of the brow and remarkable conclusion (no mean feat) that possiblY' the most Importan·t

Book. As be

reads

der silently wb:y he chose tlcular passage ; w� JOin

Sojourner we kIndly advise you to cease and deslst In evaluating S.S.• for In pointing out Quite obvious faulta you Inllult the lntelllgence of your own readerll Inatead of IIteal1ne our devoted fanll from UII.

DINING ROOM Home-made Pie. - 8teaka Se.fooa: - S.lad. Open tJI on Week Sat ,

Frye's Record SItoppe now located at

12605 Pacific A�

Goodne.aa! Who and. .,,-bat Is this ghost rider In the SQ' bUlllnell? My, he cer.ta1ql:y tries to be poInted and scholarl:r. doeso.;t he? Well, we words, el9. tlnd his stutt hard to digest, all those word. and words So we han nothing but gufraws to a rider named choet. tor :rou and I

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�n' �. � o� r:e&ut7. Fr.)ml!!!�_ Iiirt!"lIou1tol7 �:_ .�.� .•.., boy. from )l� �;n th� d.lD of the HALL '1llueJr' Into yelplnc . coyotes and so baa lugged h1s co�.tiq7 bOo�. wl9' Or aib&lited' :you are friend, But paper. this tine . ud loud17 algn our name. Iii well known that gbosta are not 'real and.-.if & IDaIl rider, wJiat he claims is therefore not

clalm. to "

a Clloet

what we bear, It 8eems that one of feels that bls voIce should'l.1Nt HOLLY·

about our phU080Pby.

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. NOTE: It can hardlY of our friend. ha.&gUng over the QuaUt1ea week we shall return with another in a ledee

Tassels Elect Heads; Plan Honor Roll Tea

TM

o.f

! .-

qharacter

upolea.

C8A. FaR0w.hlp will meet in

p

the u per 8UB Sunday night at Holding their first meetlug of the 7:00 p.m, The pl'Qgram will Include' year In the South Hall Lounge, on Thursday evening, November 18, special mualc and !lot:' Inspirational

TUllelB elected officers and message by Politor �bert Lutnes or planned for an Honor Roll Tea to Hope Lutheran' Churcb Taooma. j Paator Lume. Is he held In the near future. part time pro-

the

Newly·elected oWcers are :

president; l

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- Office Bookeeller 8tatloandneraChurch 8uppllu l 916SupplPacilefaic-Sehool Ave. MA. 2870

Nordquist -Carletrom

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you sign your name! We

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also

in

Mar· fessor In tbe EngUsh department.

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Ei een Ter"All are Invited to' attend this : Ion Leonard, vo, vlce·presldent; Joan Rutherford, meeting," lIald. Dick Knudson. lead· . er. secrelary.treasurer.

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NEAL E.

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PUG ETs OUN D NATIONA OlTta L BANK

ADd �e::o":i!on��rv� • LINCOLN MAIN K S1'RUT • lOOn. MIDWAY

LA.KEWOOD

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ee i D'u mp Ft. Lewis, ;�a:�;:�:";ale�HEI::I�=: T�:· Thr

AJA��"

,.,-by Walt�� Ball "'S,��*�-

Ing point fo, polnl Sindecoon IUld Football is gone, but not the memories of a good season. One platoon Hoover caught fire and the Lutes

action these past 9 or 10 Saturday afternoons.

At the end of the season everyone plckl an Ali-American team, and

now, just to provoke antagonism, I'll pick mine. Remember, however, that I rise above all personal prejudices In my selections. Here goes: . Ends: Holleder, Army; Beagle, Navy.

���:� :� � �� �: �:: �� �: .:!:

Tackles: Ellena. UCLA; Fournet, LSU. Guards: Jones, Iowa; Salsbury, UCLA. Center, B:urrl s, Oklahoma. Quarterback, Guglielmi, Notre Dame.

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Halfbacks: Cassady, Ohio State; Arnett, Southern Calif.

Fullback, Ameche, Wisconsin.

On January 1 st, in the Rose at Pasadena, Ohio State goel , , ajlaln!( .�.S:9. :O�io State was ranked number one across the nation In ·

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CONGRATULATIONS to Gerry Kluth and Frank Lancaster again -this time for Little AI I-Coast honors. Gerry was named as a guard on the thirp team and Frank received honorable mention at fullback. While on the subject, I see that both· Wayne Buchert and Bob Ward

of Whitworth made first team backfield Little AlI·Coast. Too bad the

"Bucs" didn't get a bowl bId.

With the passing at football season, basketball wlll soon be In full

swing. Evergreen Conference play doesn't begin until atter the first oC

the new year, but the Lutes have more than enough to keep them busy

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a thrilling 84 to 79 victory over the UBC Thunderblrds to win the final 8 points. John McLeod contributed highly tout�d Buchan's of Seattle game of the tourney, Harshman's 22 points to lead UBC scorers.

That's everyone's

Question. Over In Eastern Washington, Whitworth seems Quite confi·

Wednesday night and In so doing dent, maybe overly so. "Jordan the Giant" Is the lone starter back from last year's squad which was undefeated In conference play. Both CWCE established an all time high in 8cor· for the Parkland school. The and EWCE fIgure to be about the same as last season, but possibly

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might give the Pirates Quite a battle.

U., when the Lutes poured In 83,

Here in the green, ferUle valleys and farmlands of the magnificent

The victory put the Lutes In con·

coastal reglon no one stands out as a basketball power. UBC dropped

tention for the tournament cham·

(me game to the powerful Buchan Bakers by only seven points and then

plans hlp Thursday night.

we took them by only one point; so no one can count the Thunderblrds

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out. Coach Harshman commented that Western, a team which was not

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Last weekend the Pacltlc Luther- ern Washington- 53-U In a pre-sea­ led 55·48 with ten mInutes remainan Gladiator basketball team ven- 80n bout with the VIkIngs. The ball Ing. At the tour minute mark . our lured north to Vancouver. B. C., to game started ott &s l! the Lutes boys built a ten point lead capped take part in the annual Totem Tour- would push the Vikings ott tha­ by the accurate free throw sbooUng court, as they ran to a 15-1 advan­ ney. or Ross and Sind6fson. Fort Lewis tage early in the first half, Then . The Lutes went into the tourney really got worMed and staged a tull Harshman began a wholesale sub­ without having a full -fledged game court press from here out and with stltutlon using different combina­ under their belts. However, when two minutes left In the game trailed tlons against the Vlks. The ensuing the smoke ot the hard fought can. t s c Y acUon became a little rugged In tests had cleared, the Gladiators c e 8 a n e G ds s b found themselves the winners of a the ball. After using precious sec· i 26 ort I a nt and o ner of he u e onds try:ng to get a shot away they � lead. te r . managed to get it In to Bob Wood, Nick Kelderman filpped in 7 field but as he turned and jumped the In the first game or the weekend goals for 1 4 points to lead the Lute

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haIt, and Phil Nordquist who scored

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at this time beIng in the form at well placed hunches. Northwest AAU ChampIODS. with nrst, Wliitworth; second. Pacific Lutheran ; third, Fuget Sound; big name players llk.e Hartley fourth. Br1tlah Columbia; tifth, Western; sixth. Central ; seventh, ger of Idaho. and Ed Tucker ot

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CAMAS balcony. L i n n e SOCiety banquet (contact be quJte a task. It seems the boys many otJ:1er activities claiming her are FTA 7 : OO-Chrlstmas decoration ot the · hom-mom g� od work. Gerda Nergaard tor fUrther tnwho really enJoyed their vacaU on time. Included in these campus. ot Arts protormatlon). If someone comes up and slaps are the o.nes who stayed and caught treasurer, Omnibus 7: 15--I.C.C., !rIO.. Phi Epsilon, you across the cheek with a base- up on the sleep theY've mIssed sInce gram chairman, Mu ' 7 : 30--0rgan Guild, CAM-So and honor roll. ball bat don't get 8l:clted. It is Just the begInning ot t h e y e a r. Of OO--Organ Guild, C-1. ...-S. another transLowell HInrichs administerIng the course, there was not much else to 7 :P&rtland State "tinal Insult." As m a n y of you do that wasn't expensIve or �tten- ter to PLC, attended I 30-D.R.G., Dayroom. : 2 1 Ramon years. two �Irst know, Mr. Hinrichs Is an accom- ) ing. Atter all, It was vacation and College his West at 1 2 : 50-Lettermen, M·109. the ot Choir joined the pUshed swordsman. Do not by any yon couldn't study. 1 : OO-Band, Rainier State Schoo), PLC, became a. member ot the means insult him or you may find A Quick noise analysis around Buckley. S q u i r e s Quartet, Alpha Sigma. yourself Involved In a. duel behind here proves: 4 : 00-L. D. R. Lambda, North Han vice president, C.M.S at sunrise. Lowell's dennl. Reap enjoys everyone's amus6 : 30-Spurs, 4th noor lounge. senior class ICC representative and tlon or a duel : "Swords tor two, Ing remarks and everyone enjoys 6 : 45-Mlssion Crusaders. honor roll. breakfast for one." makIng them when he's there beof BIue · 6 : 45--Student Council, ASBO. The secretary·treasurer As a note of Interest, 331 East has cause he's so appreciatIve. Key this year, 7 : 00--A.W.S. CabInet, 4th noor Is DOW been officially c h a n g e d to Two hl-t! sets compete terribly the nex t PLC'er to make Who's "Nodtvedt Hall." with the music we get on Ollr litWho. He has been busy with sports, I Our "Sleplng Beauty," Ron ptrlm• • • tle s being the tennis champIon In his mer, has been In the habit of sleepeed a new mutfler. S sophomore year. Other activities Ing till :00 on Saturdays. However, Jerry Slattum should get some are sophomore class president, Saga with tough rigid conditioning and new, Quiet paInt brushes-also he o-chalrman this m l a f y be n b o . r n h p S I . r d 9th 4 h t a I c NO no The office ot ASB president Is awake at 1 2 : 3 0 and Is up by 1 2 : 45' m 0 r e basketball games In the one w.,hlch has filled. Showing the vast Improvement or hallway unless properly attired Many other activities, Including the conditionIng. tor such. Mooring Mast bUsiness manager, Alden McKechney Is happy again. the Saga advertising and business

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Last week marked the end at ma­ jor rootball for tbls year. The final standings are past history. The bowl game opponents and partici­ pants have been chosen and every. one has picked his �U·Amerlcan team. ·

Whlle- on the .ubJect of an All­ American team, what about the guy. who played all year long w i t h IItt i e or no recognition. There mu.t have been quite a few

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.All these things, along with the power of the press, make for sub­ jectIvity In choice. l·t Is a necessary tlvll, but the pol�t Is thIs: Of course .... ! . ..!'-� L �IJ�e..-,:·� � ..��,:,,' �� e�e AII -Ame �J���.",����9JU!" are think too many people will dle­ top caliber, but at any given time; agree, that probably two or three any number of ball players could or even more team. of compar­ gain at their respective positIons able quality c o u I d have been and show just as well. All of these cho.en with n e v e a player'. guys played the game and let's rEt · Phil Nordqulat, honorary captain for the Vancouver Tournament, chow. hla var.lty teammate- the trophy member, they won or lost too. name appearing more than once! . . , won In the Totom Tournament. Publicity and popular sentiment The recent Tacoma InvitatIonal are becoming altogether too much Tournament, whicb was The Critical E ye PLC ' B O W S T 0 \.... . like cause and etfect. Look at your Basketball won by PLC. was a ,e.! ,t•• lor· INTRA... URAL .. (Continued from Page Two) professional tootball team rosters. ward and I hope sets a precedent Of course most ot the All-Ameri­ 10' the lutu,s. It w., .,omoted hy HIGH LIGHTS things In which . ,tudent .tudle.? W illamette U. a1 s i cans can be round here, but wbo are these other guys, a number or �= e�!I:C:�;ga��=!��!� �:m�::!��: The tJrst week of basketball has �e���ne:� :; :h: �::aO:ba��h: ��I� By Brandt whom we have never heard any­ patlng colleges 0 e a v 0 t e ot passed wlthdut any major casual- lng of a Christian student Is to be PacHic Lutheran gat orf on the -thing before. They must have some thanks. Congratuiatlons to Man ties, though most everyone was a student? Realty, what values are wrong (oot on their Oregon road from Quiet, from study. trip quality. So what It the pros didn't WlIJamt'tte University ot and the team. Defeating trying. A couple of the close games to be gained meditation. f r o m thinking, Salem,as Oregoo, downed PLC Tues­ drart them from the headlines of a Harshman Fort Lewis or Bucban's Is a of the week were the Faculty's win from u I I I n g. sIftIng, comparing the m national syndicate. They are getttng either night 56-54 to end the Lutes' tew ball clubs have been able over Eastern and Gootch's GulCh things we've read, the Ideas that day paid plenty they must be doing feat i win over DeJardlnes. The Gulchers have come to us In one way or n· 5·game wlnnlnl streak. In the past. good job. Why are some of the to accomplish w a. l � ere previously edged by the Crew Bearcats got orf to an early coming out on top, "names" Sitting on the bench when Speakingdidof pretty other? Unfortunately suc,h valuesf8: I Cuts. All Bcores appear below. r_ 0 lead and were never beaded athletlcc well In our dis· i even nor C they are eupposedly the best. throughout , the fray,_ although the High point man for the week i ::::�:d ��o: t�:::�." . "W h 0" W h o" repre.entatlve., Then, too, In college ball do the Gladiators managed to with one eh? Vern Han.on, Jack Hoover, seems to be Dale 9torasa1l of East' Is today's "student" simply to be- point at 45·-14 late In get beat alway. get to the top_ What the second Jerry Schimke, Brian Price and ern, getting 14 and 20 points for a unit In clapping an come one about backfield. where three o r more balt. Wlllamette had a bealthy 33-22 Don Gaarder were among those total of 34 for the week. Is today's college eXl!eri- halfUme four ball carrier. have equal abil­ lead until tbe Lutes finally "Mean guy" for the week was audience! chocen thl. year. Pacific Luther. perform four ong -year· ence Ity and chore. are divided, no one a l " got into gear In the second halt and foul In a 8 B of with total Borden l I t thl. of proud Juctly be can an stu today's Intellectually. ance?" of them having a chance to make - made a close game ot it. The Salem group of student. which Includec two games. big headline. or .et national recattends lectures (which seem club only got 23 points the second the aforementioned name That'. Tbe teams curr�ntly in the lead ' dent part and unavoidable), Is a to be all for nowl are the Faculty, Ivy Hall (A) and I of an audience at a performance. halt to 'PLC's 32. the Crew Cuts, with two wins SOCially, he attends p1ays, concerts, Pete Reed paced ·WlUamette In f halt, getUng 15 at the against no losses. These are closely and chapel, numerous other the irst 33 points. He was NEAL E. THORSEN followed by North Hall (3), which �citaI8. 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We close with t b l s Question : mlgbt bave been In them at the the bus, (on the way to Seattle) SeatUe; Roger Westberg, N a p a, well-received section or the ev8What dl4 the skiers do wlth' M.:)Unt tJme. the)' placed a call to Mrs. Nel80n Caut. nlng, Mr. Stanley Etberaon gaTe Rainier 0 v e r .t h e weekend? We Cause: Buzzy Brandt heard some [rom the nearest pbone booth. This several readings. couldn't see It this morning. noises. Direction-basement or Karl bappened to be In a tavern. Finally The concert was closed with the ; Robert Aust, Vancouver, Wn. Sojourn Forsell's residence. Extremely singSouth after 4rJvtng at a reasonably safe Jerry Bayne, Seattle; Ragnar Ben- entire cast and audience joining In Amid franUc cramming ror te8ts, speed, they overtook tbe bus at the olar. Tbere Is no basement son, Kellogg, Idaho; Tim Blaney, "Auld Lang Syne." Findlng8: One Larson, by tbe term paper8, etc , a group of third Sea Tac airport. two-thirds of the � reception afterward wu held Auburn, Wn , Ted Bondurant, SeDame of Edgar, bad obtained a kit floor seniors, who have not pre- wiy towards Its destination. This attle, D a v e Cburness, Compton, in North Hall. where refreshments ten, Given to Karl Foraell, kItten vtously been mentioned In these 8tOry Is true All -sImilarities to Cam , Bruce Dahl, G r e a t Fa1l8, were served. Mualc "Wal provided -took one look at I� new envIron- 8acred Jines, took time out to eojoy names and places are ab80lutely Mont., DIck Farness, Port Orford, by Oneila, Anna and Solveig Lee. ment (Brunner, Forsell, Cornell) a most successtul Christmas party. authentic Ofe , Roald Feness, PrInce Rupert, Has bidden under the residence Not bavlng theIr names In the SoOver my Quota of wordll now B. C.: Maurice Fink, Odessa, Wn . A small boy was surfer1ng rrom . journ before now, they bave been so long unUl next week ever since. Don Fosso, Seattle, Mark Freed' 8unburn tbftt ba,i Just rc:\chfd theProceedings: KItten was begged" hounding your reporter to plea8e I Seattle, Jim Haaland, Albany, Ore , I peeling stage. He was atandlng In 0.' from North pleaded wItb. Purpose-to Quite kit- I menUon .them as they are true pubWonder ot wonder8' The fellows Gordon Huesby. Los Angeles, Cal , front at the mirror when his mother ten by bringing out !rom under the , IIcity hound8 and want those prlviKnut80n, Kirkland, Wn., Neil heard him 8ay, "Only four years old David drapes Of are their open. leavIng house. I leged to let tbel r eyes roam over . see their Kvern, Ca�tdo, Idaho: Alden Mc- and wearJng out already_" Result: Two bitten hands. Three S UCh literary genlus to aay, "I aaw course, U's only so you can y, �alem, 9r e.: Ray ?4agnusLittle ·Boy: "MOIDm1",' dldn"t you . Kechne deep acratcbe8. O.ne gash on nose. ! your name In the best column In Christmas decoraUon8. Although It � so , Colfax; . Don Morten80n, 1411- I ten me we came from and we'U go Kitten sUll under bou��. Buzzy'a I the MoorJng Mast." ThuslY, Phyl Isn't t.he ea8iest thIng to Ignore th� ; o ton, Wo. ; Ray Nelsen. �al1a»e�l, I bact tQ 4"lt1" f5ani� retained. Grahn, Dom HanlOn, Florrie Mag. ! countenances behtnd them. Dick .Mommy: "Yes." ! Mont.; Roger Olson, Tacoma; Bm Wbo are the cents In North Hall nuaon. F10 Cbriaten8en, G l o r I a Nieman and Bob MUDson put In I Little Qqy: '�ell, �.� ..tuqarr� e. �u�e��, �l�sk�: L O"? aDd time on of effort w�o; collect "Ho:p1er and �etb.rO.. Kvlnge and Dee Hagevtk bad. good quite a bit look under the bed becitu:ae lOme:80n, �t\lelI, ,,�:: q�rald Prl,ce, recordl? Person! passIng roqm A.7 ' times Saturday niaht and l bope thefr window and have produced a either comltl&' or going." body'a very attraeUve s c e n e. One nice attl���e��y �oblnson, �n� Beacb, are g r e e t e d. with the ple�t 1 .they're satJ8fied. CaUf.: John Rorvlk. POrtland, Ore, ; strains ot ''When It's �eeth Pickln' l Here Is a tale ot two South Hall- thing-the windows get washed. MUo Scbel1}r, Sun Valley, 0allt. ; Time In False Teeth Valley:' ers that Is too priceleu to lean Na�urally ·there will be a couple at whose windows l!!JX>rt .. tfB"' R!C;��4 �chlenken, �p LInda: �.; taa�ee for mUllc! out. Marian Gabr1e1aon and BeT . Richard I Schultz. PorUand� Ore.; Cbrls;llDas" llDffi e�ly �� �av! I!-� th�t !te�! �J;I Smtth, namely,_ wefe tak:1D1 Ruth Wendell S�e.tad, BoW� Wn.; �� �l�n �� _��ro. . for hOUta HUSOD ('54 I'f&d) to the bus depot y'!<�, ,,,, . �� UE st�, MadI8�n, W!�.,. Lt· at a Ume. �e � 'Worn hli J"8CC?� 1!' tWo ....eb ago•. About. a mUe away HA. " !lt9ilih. t\l11a�lIl& 00 thln that whon th o noodle 10 from oehool lhey ran out of _. )ut Be.!����, �11-; B TO P . ' .-

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A rushing party tor girls Interested In Mu Phi EpsIlon membershIp was held by EpsUon Sl�a Cliapter on December 2 at the Lakewoo d home ot Mrs. John TravIs, Tacoma Alumnae: C.hapt�r pr�sI4eD:� Following Intro' dlicttons, Mina aaaen,

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Chrlatmaa Eve: KTA9-8:QO, the ent�rt8.lo�d the �up with thr�� KTNT-ll:OQ, one- Chi�es� nurseT¥" r��e� an4 th prog'hD:n closed wlUi th� �1���g .&: halt hour ot the concert. o� Chrlltmaa Day: K�AC-12 :30 to dhrts�as t;:a�ls. Chrt�� �k� reW lind. ci>tfee were served t.o he 2 : 00. W& enUre concer.t. tw��ty girls �resent. �rs. H. �� SOli "resid.ed at the �ble. . Thoie ·p"resent · hi'ciucled : Joyce ..

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that many at those who VO'led In the negatIve l.Jve in the nearby communltles and are members of not only LutheraD: churches �ut ot m a n y other denominational churches represented In the stu.��nt body. Thus, the total �umber tavoring the J?:rganlza.tlon c;.t such a Btudent oongTegatio� .wa·s larger than' was e��ected by �e adn:i1nia;tt8\1on. WIllie 1t Is J?ot D:I?"\¥ kl;low� j�t ho w m�i ' ot .the 36� that voted eit�er' "yes" �� "��<!e����;' w:il,l� b.e he're 10 !be ta.ll, U is certain: tha.t

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"Now IS the time tor all good Men to come to the fLtd of their party." This oft beard Quotation can be f 0 u n d wherever typewrtters are sold. On almost every machine you will nnd that someone .ha. tumbled this phrase on to a sheet ot paper,

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just wba-t their "party" I., they will bave the · blgge.t part of their job over with. Instead of Identifying yourseU w i t h George, Dick, aild Mary, and the groups to which they through dint ot sheer, hard work won many honors his treshman year. friends, this was an bonest attempt aesth&Uclsm. It means going beyond belong, try to determine youreelt review, which respect of th critical literary shop and the , at the material, empirical world and joet what Ideals are yours and how He a CQutred a permanent seat In the coffee They called reaching for the highest .plrttual you can best brtng them to germ· raconteurs. His finest bit of work -was on the afler-dlnner board ot judges this paper sorely needs, the. gentlemen from development that God haa given to Inate. Remember: there are "prt­ (those ali-seeing, aU-knowlng, always-present, scintillating remark-mak- the Rider one ot tl;le Street." Thet the world-in the form of HlI own vats partiee." ers tha.t populate Old Main after meals). Rhl remarke were voted most tbe "Hall Acros. We nod everywhere that people were wrong They a.ked It the Son Think of thJs as the high poIn.t trenchant by 500 co-eds. T, C. proved to be an astute schol\U' as he went along his academic Rider wa sashamed of his column of all our cu1.lural .en.ltIvlty. spit=- are urged to "help others help did ( tact that he ttual, mental, and physical. More them.elves." I beUeve that first you way, tAking courses with reekless abandon. Contemplative Ted the by virtue of the . , on his bed not sIgn his name. T h e y w _e r e sublime ·than the greatest ot palnt· must " help youTlelt to help others." Orfent produces the contemplative mind) would otten l1e they mIsjudged Ings, the most accompl�shed . plan- You can help yourself by becoming ag-&ln and wrong, when tell u,uany can viewsr discerning A problems. resolvt.ng protund Is a certain the purpose of this column. Its pur- 1st, the most graceful ballerina or Independent ot others. If you can Ted haa been wrestllng- with himself Intellectually--.there learn to make your own dec1.tone eyes pose Is not to emblazon the Rider's tightness around the mouth, a calculating, halt-closed l')()k to the . true name across the literary skies and respect y o u r Judgment, 'OU ree-dl�kle-doodle. Is this but . . . almost as if he had been sleeping, as before stated, . It won't need other people to lead you There 18 much more to tell about T_ C. Mung, the somnolent student of �utev11le, Utercritical at ... along. You w1ll be the leader. Then the Carl- an earnest attempt from the, Sluen house, but lack of time and a deep respect tor i gentle,remember, But review. ary you'll be able «iTe others the .. engaged be will he strom traclltiOn. force me to stop. In· a couple months Women's honor roll students were .Istance they need in order to __ of Thomas Jef4 worda the In men, foura of end the mark that aettvltte. significant In cert&tn eolemn. I honored «iv hour cotfee a tolat by an tabl1lh lndependeD.C7. tD.tea4 of bearm and terson, "Error of opiD1on can be ,ear teet1vt Then with hiB caretuUy penelled Dotes under one ; Tusels In the South Hall Lou.nce oomJng "one more clapping unit 1D the other he will begin the long trek erated where rea.aon 18 free to comtIU hUy beaten sunlamp un'der iTuea4&y afternoon. Hot .plced c1der an .udienc.... (T h a n k y o u, It." bat InstruDr. !1terary blunt this on�half'of d OaUfornia. With him goe. Since the .ubJect of 8_ S. 1. at and Chrfatmaa cookiee were 88ned. 8chnaekenberg). artlU men!. the lltted eyebrows w11l be gone and only . the snIde smIrk with 141"1. Nelson and Ne1.on MI88 , comment to te ria p ro p p a I. It hand, neTelop youraelf U aD tDdh1dual, gain will be Callfornla'. 1088; Is that· ·bow it goes1 here, Washlqton's . that the style of that column at the pourtng. not U' " reOeetion ot your auo­ S Faith �� gave & � ef&te.. You baye UDdoubtedl, heard beg1nn1ng of the e&80n waa much to be preferr&d to the pre.ent mode' enUUed • •'it C� Com...• A of ,"the 'bllDd-- _I!I tile blIDdo"

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Paclt}.c Luthen.1L dropped: O;lelr and SJlldorson entrlbutec1 13 and At a coat of nearly $10,000 levan second straJgbt ga.m.8 of the week PhIl NordQUlat Ii apJn. 3 of U8 from nrlou8 parts of the In Oregon by 1081ng to Pacttlc Norm Hubert &«aIn W'U the thom United States attempted to scale TenHy 58-63 In Forest GroTe' last In the aide &8 be conneeted for 2, !V �I�� !:a�' �: '!I:h;'! ,i� Thu'rsday night; The Lute. ,Jt ott poInts. He had 25 Tuesuy night to n �� :e o to an ear er Pacltlc U 58-53 cone .g�C:� ��.:7 !::ge��a;n;:e��� D;�::O!� � : y Badgers went ahead .". 1 t'h ·three The arklanders return bome to P rugged t o' located In one t the n QuIck baakets arter lDotenOt,slon. p I '8. Y LewJs and Clark Saturday parts ar Alaska. We were organ· They stayed in the lead for the re- nIght at Memorial gymnutum .,. Ized by Dl'. Paul Gerslmann of Se- malnder of' the game. Jack Slnder· tore they head homeward tor the . 21.13 ,ttle, a tonner protessionat . .goJde. 90n was high '�or PLC with 14 boUdays. Othbr m6mbers of the expedlUon points. , whlie Dennis Doss, tresh- 'StaU�cs tor the Or$gon gama Tbls Cbrlstmaa season brings to Larson went wild). Ohio beat North- had .. . ���� . �!'.�"':t��� "Ala!��n tI�t..���.!_.��eck�d. � �� 1 �: : _�. complied. by Dwaine Brandt: ;jo.:;���&- a.�: st('��� ; : ;. Lu� "teftM--at.D·· fie�-:-wii!--U8iJ7-of- .JIrestOi'Zf� :_ asdrtts, 8Ouclr'"" .&tum CliU � eOjJ h.a:'·nii�'r5O'c. �l �; ....;;;:� · �-p"""�,:: a " .."" . ·... entertainment In every field. ·Un· them 12.7. The Buckeyes blanked and c1!mbs In the European Alps. broke a two-game Il?Slng skein by .lolordqulst .21 13 13 66 13:i doubtedly the bowl games wUl draw Pittsburgh 2&-0 and Soutliern Cal. Bush ....... ...11> ' 1& .9 36 tona piloUl transported two trlmmlng Lewis �d Clark ot PortHoover .. 9. the· largest krtmp ot sp�ctators In landed pn top, taln. Atler a long hike over glaciers J8.nd 84-73. The score 'tied a record Ketderman ... 11 6 7. 28 the sport.8 tleld during the next two The three losses suUered by the ot to the mounmen and the equipment Lutel had' Jut made 4'D1'fD1' the Gubrud . ..... ...14 13 9 39 .7 weeks, Trojans this year wert! at the hands to t e toot of P we estab shed TAC Tacoma. In Tourney 26 6.6 . Ross ... .... .... ... 8 10 U To most of the Rose Bowl con. of Texas Christian, Notre Dame, ba�ehcamp. U. ., : the despite won Lutherans The . 6 4.7 14 RodIn .. .. . .. test Is the big one and many lollow- and UCLA, and this Is certainly Our .. 3 2.7 8 tlrst problem was to retrieve tact that both of their bJgh scorers Hansoners of Pacltic Coast competlUon are nothing tobe ashamed ot. 10 3.3 air-dro�ped on a snow were benched wltb 6 fouls. Al Gu- Geldaker- . ... 3 ot the opinion tbat the best team Well, January I will tell-at any our supplIes J the In sec· .. . early le game brud the . . . .. tt ... 2 . I.S erstad plateau two thousand feet above isn't representing "us" this year. I rate the Ro.e Bowl .hould provide camp. .1> fI'wo nn81lccesstul attempts ond halt with 14 points ; Phil Nord· Heins . . .... ..... 0 certainly won't argue that fact, but a colorful garTIe and, a. u.ual, I' ll credo 1 his to with bowed t qulst . .2 1 Berentson u made 7 before were gear our reach to USC I wonder It theae same people don't go along with the underdol. The " , teams. Glad· both L tor high It, ess than games. we reacbed the plateau. This climb ' tend to underesUmate Southern by 3 pol,nt.. crawling around buge ioators wer.e down a point at inter- ! r----, CaL U.S.C. didn't have any All. It .eem. that Phil Jordan I• •tart- necessitated mls-slon but came roaring back in i p sIze the , Ice butldln of of blocks Laurinat's Ap"'" Americans (except on my team a.nd I ng 0ff fa t t Whit orth thl• •earequired to the second halt hittlng 5(1% of their , one or two others) but they · did .on. Th e '6 ' \O"'j un�or I• •corlng and eleven hours were "Dlatlnctlve Merchandlae'.' climb. Ice slopes shots. NordqUist, Hoover and Kel. have a well·balanced attack. They b etwe e n 30 and 40 point. a game. make the complete rman w�tb pr:c�I�� ac�u;ac I 409 Garfield St. Parkland moved well on the ground, especial· Looking back to l a.t yea !"', league up to seventy degrees were sur· :: run t:lt po n s a� e Lu e lea Iy, and specta.tors can always count play, Jordan .cored 262 polntt In 1 2 mounted. The exposure was hidden one time I n the game. Harshman Phone GRanito 5317 c i t c r a or seml-darkness tbe by on somethlng expIos1ve Irom Lln- game. to .et a new Evergreen rec- nights. l I substituted free y. using the enUre I den Crow, Jon Arnett, or Aramls ord, the prevlou. record being 257 , ClImbing on a rock wall one mem- 12.manntraveling SQuadDanday. point. In 14 gamu by H al Jone. · a 'TOM'S Ohio State comes west with a of Central In 1 951 . Ouch l I her caught his root between two-� pa���! �:��� :�:t::; !w�: ICE CREAMERY -season record of 9·0 which speaks Central Is looking stronger as boulders, and relaying food down to, Pac1t1c University for the second I anhit and well rock a wall the league play approaches and mlsht SA N DWICHES - HOT DOG. .tIme In a week, losing 72-68 In the h other member on tbe arm�Result last "5 seconds. The Lutes outHOME-MADE PlEa But It's VERN'S were e two broken bones. was : � � �OO ::� S ba e n �iI:;=�:ya�;!el� scored the Badgers from the tleld, for cooked to order DeLuxe Ham-- lot Ilks our own Lutes, have ple�ty prepared with two doctors and a 26 field goals to 19 for Pa· r hitting the wben on carry to mortician, FI,h and Chip. of scoring potenUal. burger. ' but the Badgers won the game Fry•,I Record Shoppe RadJo contact could cl!1c Home.made Plel Vacation begin. a little late for doctors failed. e thr llne mak go a.' the lre.. stayed Injured the and made be not " c.u_ the' Lutel� ar.�iflan have they as crew and 9th 4. Pacific fl Tacoma no 34 occ lonGs: s l6. od Wi.hlng You the Beat Chr'l8tm.. a game here Saturday night. It will on U. P whlle tbe res t 0f us con- I Four Lutes b.tt the double figures on Record , I be a return claah with Lewl. and Unued our attempt. divided. well scoring the ·kee� to , most the poor of The weather was A.-...--Pacific ...... I JEWELRY GIFTS Clark', the Gladiator. prevlou.ly t1me that two caches ot food were Freshma.n Denny Ross ba.d H to having won 84-73 during their O re. lead the Lutherans wbJle Hoover r An mountaIn. the on hlgb placed gon trip. l Our next game Is with the College avalsnche swept one cache Into a i or Puget Sound on January 4-oee crevasse. The second was used In ' ARTS SHOE SHOP the first summit attempt. Two Ice you then. I Street Garf'e1d blocks lell withIn 75 yards 01 In Watch a nd Clock BrCYCLE RE NTAL QUALITY . a hall hour perIod whll8;jtrYlng to THORSEN E. NEAL A G R RE N - DYEI N G p: J f force a route upward beyond 10',500 GRlnlto 5172 Garfield St. Repairing feet. We jeWsoned all that was I TRICKS - J O KES - MAGIC the and down expendable hurried Parkland,Wn. 23' Garfield St. Coatume., Tuxedoe.. Serpentine II monnLaill. It fs Quite Int�resUn( E. L. Ga�le, prop. MA.4861 t26Y2 Broadway when the fce blocks you are cUmbIng on groans and mOTea. Later we · e8.tabUshed camp One ' r near the food caCh••.' T ..... ava­ For a I I of your Automotive Service needs . lanches bit our camp, knock1n& . Our Regular I. Supreme - Supreme I. B� the tenta and conrlng cUmb- 1 era and tents with ·snow and I e.. 1 ! GLA�TOR SERVICE Some food and gear left outsJde the Mechanic Oft Duty �ept .W"aJ'. Camp ab>J,doned

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Til. attend&Dce de�dent o( �� 'Oo�l,e lllouab an ttu.r pi'otnu",· ot ttt-e Clmpua. w�Ui �� qu"4�n : "�elO�T� ' � .ff S�� � . �.� · �e the Loi'd'. !tu�..r oli the nrllt llrtelNt· part of UW aamo. Tho boot "" "!-0'INTER8YNODICAL the trnl1ed �taies should ene�� dJl':' !�llr\..r, ¥Ita �!p'. Jullf ' ilQr< I lomat!c reco��o� � �, ��,. ��,r. yerul"!- l!l�l�er, IDaItDuclt .. ALclrtc Latberan g�ay eventng o( each �th ..... �911b" padOr � be oaI1� to nJlt gOTernmenl ot Chlna.t�. COllq. fa' an Intenynocllca1 coUeae, b�t�e�D �� ud 702. It ". lo� �ervf" tl. youae peap..- _1m ·chOOH !�o�"� !A�� �tm1' l!�. V� h. Th� teama enterine d.�t. are: �&r1' ¥eCarMoIl. JC&�e�Dt !l.••. .octl' ,. CODCf8l'f.tion wlU · ct'f" opo tbt.t tie{"een 400 alrd 500' .tud,aU to atftlJa'le witH th. 'e!lurch and (OF h.lp and coun· �rect �tivJ� w1Jf bII J�or �en'•.· dlvl ion�Ke J .J . joi�� N"� . . jo�ti for a coDsolidated .emce P"T.tlctPat�� I� ny � �� ��bl '.� caret · to where all ' of tli'e churcb" repr&- t)f �� �!"l�eg.lty .och �.J;0&r4.. ieDq to .� 1n80n and: �ei! MUllIOn.; .pe1fOl � fB�� I� �� _. . �· ofltOe.· denoD and Tom Ree'f8l;... OeD, PeJ� d�a, �om �eeYe�: J�!iD §o��� ted WiD llan 'OOmmon obJeet.tve. CbO�. co��el; uahe� �tc. ��e I eomff-to- h I '*tt.& more tlian. 300 studenta reI'· ker and Norman Forness; AI 'J� �n� �el��. J�et !� j�«!{ In • con,"p.�u nqt connecttd �n�egat1oil there alt!O �101'S . . ����"� direetl� �u. 'aiO' Lath •. �tt7 __ . enn sYUQd. su�ll or'FfIaUOD', �, LS.... �.� lete��g ��Ir' votn 1� ta�r· � ..�' . . �� �,ct���!l; puan ._¥... "'�-''!"T- � ' . , .• . . , ..,.- ' . � �:. ���7";: .=';:. ���� ��fu1... . -!u:� �� !�U��# ���tIO�. &:n,d .�� �. .� .�!�"f.I� . b��. LD.�, ' �i2�: ,- . �- � -:' I I . . . -"" ; · :':. ""' ' � : ;';fir�lfi l e ����i� �"tl\)r� · , . · -� r ·UG"M" JtlD.ior Women's division: .An1ta �� �ur�. f.� y �� � Ji!&. be made r9r the noIt-tUffieraiia OD · ���<n.o� !,., It �Cl flc Lut�·er.n an� with lucceedlng generation, of . . ! the Camuus to be MIIOC,,"ed with tIo�. Howe,, Scbnell and Judy Boreker: Be'fe:r17 r1� �coartfo� see fit to Col iege, nO: ' 'orp'nlntlo n '�w o n : itu�!t;l� o'�'. ill� Pt.c ��u!. tb� SnruDlson and Kargaret 0U1a; ��e���"'���! �a.u� {.��, . the .coa..-epUon. 1t ,.they . ' f lll�e with i future, as: 01 ·to4a1.· for tid.�� I I the Ca�pu. need. to . Vernita Bllesner and V I r « I n t a �anet TUf1l.l&Jl. Neil ��lOn, �� do �. i e e May we an Thomsen; Joyce �rert and' Linda . �� !! �� y�� fff �� f � GENIi.RAL ORGANIZATION AND tHe co1ngreaatTdn If the'Y dell '" to ' gaUOn II .veri r�mal � . 'n���ende�t. TJ:ie -St. bl� pray tha.t God'. will may be dODe Hurd; Bet.ty Toepke and Janet Tur� enter the �terpretlve Read1�g C·O·NGIltEOATION OF oC�ngregatIon �Iao IpdDllo� con· and tha:t tB.e' succen o( the mOT. man, and alternatel P� Venne v�a1on. Tbe board or trusteel, deacons, Discusslnc "T�e American lIdu· ' and generfJ council a'r6' to be elect.- flrmaUon classes for th�18 Don·La·. � ment will be to HI, glo , (dr the and Marie McCarlson. • . .. of Hie Klncdoa. and to be onal Sy.tem n i t a J gd by the .tudent memo therans who �ICht wlah to become , turtheranc will A: tid from a' Tbose speak ng on "The Amerl. catl Scbnen. Venita BUeener, Virginia bera o( the congrecat Jon. FacultJ members o( the L� e.� Churcb' l tile upbulldln. ot ChrlIU&Il' cl1arac· Pastor t1It!re II an.llable T�e (or I ter In the llvel of those ",!ad Will be Thomsen, Pearl Venne, and Karle memben tmd others cannot become McCarlson. Margaret Canis, Beverly membera of this c.,n8'l'egation. A studenf conferences and the aver- toucbed thriJiup theae etrortr dl· Sventnglon. Kenny Robinson. Tom C'Onstltutlon ,,111 be drawn up and age weekly aupolntIIi.ents for the rectly and fndfreetly fn the future. ----"'' ---Reeves' �Od Pearl Venne will enter adouted by the congregation and Pastor last year were between 150 60. The PalrtOr at the SL Olat Mr. Blnka was buaUt ·enpgad Alter Dloner Suea.king. amen'ded trom Ume · to time as sit. , and Congregation dUrlpg the ftnt three wltb a spade In the mucl" Jii1de his I Other parts whicb bave not been uadons arise. for determined yet are In the Radio- SInc:e the student congregation yean o( Its ex.isten'ce write. to us car wben a stran,.er· !ia.Ued hIm.

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S peec h De pt. New Book By G ives Con tes t Dr. Eastvold 19,

SKATING PARTY An all-achool roller akat(ng party will be eponaored by the South Hall Dormitory tonight from 9:30 to 1 2 · 00. Tickets ate on sale In the front hall today or �o centa. Tranaportatlon will meet In the front of Old Main for the S o u t h Tacoma Roller Bowl.

GIVE YOUR SUPPORT TO THE ALL-SCHOOL ORATORICAL CONTEST: FRI DAY, JANUARY 7, 19&5

Scie nce Profs

: Scholarships A tten d Mee t Offered To In California PLC Students

Wednesday. January at 8:00 - the Annual All-School Oratorical 5 U IS Contest sponsored by the Paclf1c Dr. Eaatvold's recent pubUcatlon, OpportunlUes tor foreign study Dr Strunk and Dr. Ostenson, pro· Lutberan College Speech Del()&rt· "Tbe Pastor Qnd His Splrl lual Lite," fessors ot biology at PLC, attended In fifteen countries are listed In a lhe meeting ot the American Asso· Foreign Study Grants, ment and the Washington Epsilon has julrt lett the presses. It waa elation for the Advancement ot Sci· pamphlet publIshed by the Institute Gbapter of PI Ka.,ppa Delta wlll be published by Augsburg Publishing , I ot InternQilonal Educ&Uon H 0 u s e, MJnnee.poUs, Mlnn 1 East L___.:..._____•__.J ence from December to January . . • � � MZ ...;'t.;!. � I � . .�'..1d1tor\.\'ll} .-: •. booJ(' tione- ura 8eJ1B1J'�f �'�1 " .I. u.1> t..-ecU.;--.itiif, m>W--!"''Y.-r'I 6'l't.b.. St. �""'"f .� rJ�r _ . Study awarQs at lhe University All students who wish to enter old, met for the tlrst time on the ra the Ceylon at Teher· ot University .. must see Margar:et Canis or Beverly West Coast, In Berkeley, California, an In lrap, and the Free University Svenlngsen, co·chairmen. by Jan· at the University at Calitornia uary A ten minute oration on Five thousand scientists, repre. at Berlin are deserl.bed. as well as Mildem�iaelle has announced a sentlng every phase of Science and other awards administered by the any subject may be presented. Pre, Umlnaries wlll be held on Monday, new art contest, which Is designed ' Including a host of foreign seien. Institute. Universities, p r 1 v a t e I January at 4:: Faculty memto discover young talent In, colleges tlsts from European, AslaUc and groups, and governments in Eur· and LaUn America have bel'S ·wlU act as judges. 91:1: speak· d a r t ,chOOIS tbroughout the Western hemisphere unlvenltles, ope, ASia, ottered fellowships American ers w11l be selected for Jap-uary country. Any woman under twenty- attended this meeting. students for the academic The finalIsts will be introduced · six years old enrolled in a college An outstanding feature at this year. by John" Holum, · president at · Pi l or art scbool Is eligible. meeting .ws:s a major symposium tor Earliest dea appllca· 1Uines · Kappa Delta, on Wednesday nlght. The two winners of the art, con- covering pre.medlcal and dental reo tor the two The judges will be citizens trom teRt will llIustrate the two winning ' qulrements tor admittance into mao tions are January the area who are Interested In coilege fiction contest stories and jar medical and dental schools at awards at the UnJversHy bf Ceylon tor advanced study speech. First prize Is · and U'Oeach for publica- the United States and Canada. This and January will receive In Brazil. Closing dales ot other phy honors, second prize and tion of their work. Honorable men- pre.medleal and def!.tal sympos.lum competitions are in F e b r u a r y, lhjr.d prize to five other art· was one of the reasons why Dr. tion will be given I March, April, and May. Ists and photostatic copies of their Strunk attended the meeting of the The contest was begun In· General ellglblllty requJrements work wlll be kept on flle for pos· A.A.A.S. The symposium covered by Miss Clara Chilson, former PLC for the feIiOwshlP5 and scholar\ sible futUre aSSignments commls· every phase of lIason and currlcu. speech Instructor. A standing troships, designed mainly for graduate sioned by MademoIselle. The win- lar activities between liberal arts phy was established on which the students., are: U. S. cWzenshlp; ners of the art contest wlll be an· colleges and major Medical and name of each year's first place proof of good academic record and Issue. Dental schools. nounced In the Aug\ist, winner Is This may be seen In �apaclty for Independent stndy ; A maximum or five samples may the t"rophy case In the C-M·S. In addition to attendIng this sym- good cbaracter. personality, and be submitted. They . may coq,slst ot poslum, Dr. trunk did a considerContest .chairmen encourage "all . adaptablMty; and good health. Abll· those who are not speakIng to par. �. papers o[ general I nterest to the w&rk previously done or work sp&- able number r special research pa. ity to read, write, and speak the church. Lutheran t.9 clflcally done for the contest. Those pers on various fields of Biologlca� Mclpate by coming and listening language ot the country of study :Is Sections of the publication in· who choose to do a few samples Sciences. the Ideas or your fellow stUdents." a tor most eompet!· -elude Sin and Grace, Assurance · and spec IfI caI Iy ror the contest shouId He beld Interviews with the Med· . Interpreting a pIece 1caI an.d DentaI Deans and Chair· tions. Salvatlon, Some Pastoral T.empta· do A private donor w1l1 ciTe a o tions. the Pastor's �er Life., The of Mademolaelle tiction published b- men of Zoology departments at the grants ·tor study In Sprun. Olher I U S IC Pastor's Self Exa mlnatlOn and The during the past year. You may su rn a j 0 universities ot the West countries In which awards are avail. . Lord's Supper, and The Pastor's mit the Original work (any medium coast as we11 as the UnIversities t . able are Austria, Brazil, Ceylon, Is acceptable) If It Is no larger than Utah and Colorado. Faith and Courage." I Cuba, Denmark, Great Brlt.a1n, Ger· submit Dr. � o'tvold S tL whIch w r -"'""'" 72 " by 1 1 " . O r you may k' "Th e prlmary purpose ot these · Dthe 0 many, France, Iran, Italy, Mexico, has authored Inrlude: "Paul a�d photographs ot your work, no largo Interviews was to lay the ground· the Netherlands, Sweden and Switz. Luther," " Life Bf'yond the Grave," er than S Yz" by 1 1", either in black work for future graduates of PLC erland. Many students have asked when " Co utlrmft.tion ." "'!" be Sacramenta," and white or color transparencies. who would 4eslre to enter schools Largest number ot grants is at· the Mu Sic Library will be open for and 'Re \'. C. J. Eastvold ; His Life A l l work submltted should be un- of Medicine, Dentistry, Veterinary fered by the French government. matted, unmolinte� and untramed' Medlcal Schools as well as post Is now, and has been and Wul'�." student use. be postmarked graduate work In various nelds of Forty assIstantships and thirty fel· All 'entrles At present Dr. Eastvold Is prelowshlps are offered. February 1 is since about the first of October. 1, the . Biological Sciences," said Dr. paring lor publlca�:on a series ot no later than midnight March the closing date tor theee awards. on to 1 The hours are 1955. Every pIece of material must Strunk. radio addre8se� Under the French government as: be clearly marked with contestant's Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and _. alstantshlp program· Americans will name, age, home address, school on to 1 : Friday; an d trom Engllsh CODveraatJOD. cluses teach address and school year. An S IAl" by I Wednesday. The Library may be P IIi French secondD"P"II' -# schools and manUa envelope, seU-addressed • teacher training iosUtutlo08_ .A �w used by groups of students In the and stamped, should be enclosed To teaching appointments 10 French evening, by making the necessary with all entries. Mademoisell� will universities wI\� be made to appH· not guarantee to send back any en· arrangements tn the office ot lhe Mademoiaelle has announced her n will tries received unless they are a ' ot lhe department at music, � annual College\ Fiction Contest tor a l e t d Friday night Dr. Eastvold c mpanled by a return envelope. The two winners ot the col· college teaching. The Frencb teJ. Mr� Karl E. Weiss. IDs oWce la fly -to Washington. D. C., to attll9-d qThe judges for the art contest . III Iv h CMS.206; and Biudlo Is CMS-207_ . .three conterences there. He w1Il tor o I e elr st 96 l lgh n t t The Music Library, the tull name return January ct Tbe National Lutheran Education B. Hess, executive editor of Art and publication 1n MademOiselle. ot which Is the Erickson Music LI· runners·up wUl receive honor· brary. has & large collection of mu· Conference meets January News; and Miss MJldred Constan. The By se a e e o o ll t ua t o s c rv h �g General Foock. &rc.t n ; b s �e e n enc nu The ABsoClaUon of Non·Tax-Su� ern jazz; tram Scarlatti to Gersh· of American Colleges wlll be held. Art. The Judges' decisions shall be at regular rates. The winners will Colleges and Univemtles in be announced In the 'August, win; trom music exemplary of . the President Eisenhower ytll speak at final. Washington. ot whicb PLC Is a Issue. ChInese· seven-stringed Ching. to lhe closing day of the gathering Submit to: The Art C a n t e s t, under under wIll receive a.cOntribution woman Any member, duate l sym and organs pipe p collosal the · which I n c e s representatives Mademo aelle, Madison Avenue, recept aeUon twenty·!lx years ola who Is regu· of as & our day. The trom almoSt every state. phony otchestras New York New York. larly .enrolled In a degree-granting taken by The General Foods ·�nd, Ubrary Is equipped with 91x 11sten· Representing Washington Jt.s pres· is eligIble. StorIes that have college Inc., announced In a recent release. may I tng posta at which students Ident of the Assoc ation ot Non· C •S •A • REPORTS appeared In undergraduate publica· Each the following, members lIsten to music by beadphones, or Tax.Supported CoUeg� and Unl· Fellowship tions are acceptable it they have of the Association of Non·Tax·SuP-they may hear the music. over .the verslties, Dr. Eastvold wUl attend 'Ported Colleges and Uni�er8it1es of C.S.A. Fellowship will meet Sun· not been published elsewhere. loudspeaker. Students are welcome the meeting ot lhe presidents and Stories should run from approx!· Washington, will receJve a portion · records state day night at o'clock In the upper to .execu Uve dIrectors from to bring In lheir own to words. More ot the grant: m tely hear. The library. haa alao a num- organIzations. . SUB. ProtessDr John Kuethe wlll a�:I:, � ach contest· :�:�IC�: : n e t s i be S : \\. I b , present an Informal talk on· falth d ' d N Sl � l1' THE SIX RULES OF WINTER and doubt. "Can one have doubts V e e se regul a.�on size typing paper SeaUle Pacltlc, S",ttle ·UnIverslty, DRIVING � �ra.ry at this time consists ot JIm Wh1two�. ltten Whitman; Walla, Walla doubleand e.ltries must be wr and still be a Christian?:' Accept your responsibility. Lokken and Alan Freed ; Mr. WeIss The General Foods �d was In· spaceJ, on one side of the page Get the "teel" ot the road. An opportunity to raise ·Questl·ons beinK. In charge. They Invite "aDY . be clearly corporated in March. 1953, to make must work All only. clear. 3. Keep the windshield and all etudents to uae .the l1brari for discussion will be ot.ered. The marked with contestant's n a m e, contrlbutlons to organlza.UoDB 1D rest. 4. 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and- systematic observer." In the Hght of these definitions, ---�....,����-.,---�..,-���.� I am a bit concerned that we have more pupils at Pacltlc Lutheran Campus Cogs than we should and not because the As the purpose of this· column Is the "characterization" of the fairly people enrolled at our Institution can be seen hurrying up the basBy Beverly Sven ingae n well known on campus (a purpose from which we departed two weeks are of basically poor Quality Rather New Year has come to PLC ketball court to score agaIn for his before the holidays ) we have decided to give more con'sideration to the the difficulty lies In accumulated andThewith It new faces can be seen Alma Mater ob!lcure, by portraying an individual who renders his body and soul to h a b i t s and attitudes prevalent I campus I n lhe case or ,.1. Manlyn almost dldn t come to IJ' rest by ;taring transfixedly at his navel. among members of the group The , on a new voice. I PLC. She was going to go to the persona. week's So we have inevitably come to that segment of campus society that fellow who goes to class only be- : But to t h o s eJLty,whoIt s have 'c o me University until three days before is ,inhabited by only one person; the sbadow lurking. shlfty·eyed, Qild cause the professor takes roll ev at least one year of college she entered here. But we are glad occasionally. blatant. Who Is this boy? (We know his obscurity prevents eryday: the girl ror whom a high .through she changed her mind. The second pretty the and "olce the life, the well-calculated guess). He is Bud Lester. dynamo of uBiquitous IIv- grade point average has become tin behind the sliding glass belongsface to change since we knew her last year lng, an all·all·intramural towel boy, and Walt Ball's oply friend, end in itself and will beg, borrow or an oid friend. Many of us remember Is her job. She has just been at it Muscle Beach Bud Is a student that some have admired and yet -steal to maintain it, the scho.lar ( ?) this charming Spokane girl who since Monday morning. If you have. others ha'·e looked askance upon his activities. But to the latter cate- 1. who Is assigned a Daper and after lived at Ivy HaW last year. Now n't had a chance, why not drop in gor.y we say he isn't Quite as coarse or ungentlemanly as hE; seems. In ,spending several weeks grumbl1ng :'.I'arilyn Johnson is back to joIn and greet an old frlenrf or JIlake a idiotic professors finally the college family again. This tlme ,new one. fact. he is obsessed with the Idea of becoming the perfect gentleman. a�out the Thus' far the only real way to perceh'e Lester's gentlemanllness Is to g e t s around to copying several I she brIngs .....Ith her a new Ilame as She Is replacing Carol Foster, a convenient encyclo from view the neon sign above his door: "Bud Lester, Strong·Armed Right· pages as a new position. MarIlyn, a who, after being with us exactly a pedl a or better yet from a paper well Hander, AIl·lntramura\ Quarterback, Scholar and Gentleman." fresbman last year who graduated year, has settled down to await the l ed In conclusion, a terse but tr�nchant quote by Buddy Boy's roommate, :�l;� e�;h ��t t�::: ::hl��;:e�:: fl:"ill ,L,e :'is .nd c la 'k ln S�okane new biassing she and Chuck expect JCk HoO , e"• , '"wll Ch: very soon. Our warm greetings go : '" no I', r. "",, . Andy tbe Shlek of Bagdad: "Leave those priceless mementos alone! t O a ll tor. out to Carol Those veils aren't mosquito nets! " opera board . and her husband. Best �:�: ��� S:U : ����: �r;s th . d . T Tbe first change came August of every thing to you. Get this: Boy are our mln(I s ImprovIng! When the BCh00· I year start- ��:� fu ter!zed charac rther pil by is the ed w!'! were unread, unw�shed, unenlightened clods ; but a�ier reading person who spends great amounts 7th In Spokane wben she and Jack And ,,{Itb a farewell to Carol �lr. and Mrs. Hoover. Jack, comes a hear-ty welcome to Marilyn the untold column-s aboundIng on this page that are dedicated to the of time memorlzjng the te�tbook became Improvement of the minds of men we have become dUlIgent scholars, and the instructor's lectUre Instead a campus . leader' In LSA and CSA, and Jack. we have acquired enormous amounts of culture and we are, get this, of exercising the cortex of that �����������:;::;:; esthetes. How does that grab ya? wonderful organ, the brain,' by do � PLC'ers Journey We are going to attempt, in our bumble way, also to bring a 'lIttle Ing some analysis thInking for Dorm Doin's UgJ;l.t l�tq the dar.kness of ·Ignorance. We are instituting a Poot's Nook hims�lf. He also and asaldJously -;; p ;;;; u r;;;; ;;;; ;;;; ;;;; ;;;; ;;;; ;;;; ;;;; ;;;; = East for Vocation a,n� wll-1 teatllrEl from time to time Quotes from famous autbors, Imer- sues the co-curricular activities up Sojourn South By,-Stan Jaeoblon. &ome. H. p. Throw, e� a.I. ' We may even delve into the Intrlcades of new uot1l the nIg,b t before an exam and A"d her . weHall are ., From 'a diet of On the eve ot December 16, Dave · c�.�r risbln'. tJ tben e:pect t do p na for lost eat,s study? eep, sleep and' eat, Gold. �ls Anseth, Carol Ray Steen, l � U:d with s Is°hl !ioY( . . won't you come in for a kindly thqught? We Quote the eager South Hall1tes r:ushed back Ja�obs�, an'd mf8l!It, SUm Jacoi). Peruvian (ree-verse poet' Inca Ysuoc (Yma Sumac's half-brother) , who la�: o{ s�:e�p a:: ad:enal1: com.- fro!ll the YuleUme holiday. anticl- son, ventur�d upon ·a. lo�g and Quiet sa16 w�tb all sincerity: "Po}tergtsts make up the principal type of spon. pounds. Atter such a session be also the many engagements ex- journey, home tor Christmas vaca.ta,neoQs 1;I1atertal manifestation." expects to have a clear mind and paling e ' expects the professor to sympathize �:�; ��t:au:: :::.�:��::;��ce:;t!.':: tion. Oure destination was Wiscone · Pass the condiments! l -- -..-... � '. .... -Ia8 -1 --- :�t� :l; ��::n::s ue��: : �:: sparkle" belonged to Lyndall Lov- ���:� ::ur�:' :1��: :t��s\� vb� s a nl h r n Itt, R.N" who Is studYing tor' her tween t8 drop oft L6ls and Ray, • .,., • � J..r J.r . we In short, the pupil at college 1'5 the Bachelor of Science degree. Lucky who Uve in WIUIston, N. D., and , Publlahed 'every Frlday durtng the school year by students of Pa.cttJc o n e w h o expects to be carried man Is Anton Jobnson, PLC '52 Albert Lea. Minn., resp�cUvely. through hIs college career by his grad. Best wlsbes to you both! . Lutberan College. Our flrst night was perfect By Entered as second class matter, October 2, 1952. at the Post Otfice at professors, friends and/or r a a m- Like a bunch of dirty blrdleS l mid·mornlng the next day, fben we Parkland, WashIngton, ' mates, and expects a 4.0 grade point Telephone GRanite 8611 and a dIploma at' the' end of four third floor frIends of Ginny Grahn were In the booming country of OWce: Student Union her room at midnIght Montana sagetirush, the driver of a Subscription price--$1.50 per year years merely because he has occu- stole Intonight: And there she was; paSSing car Informed us ot our first pled a chair for !lIs morn4ng nap In Sunday climbIng ust .out of bed to the tune I tIat tire. Luckily, tbere was a gas j exa succession of olassroom'S. We of "Happy Birthday" friend ' station only coasting length away. peet pupUs.ln the elementary school roommate snapped thewhen where the tea�her can and does era, Angel _toad cake flash cam- so we hobbled In to change the tl.nd give class S.UP�rvlslon. Even one Is wegIan goodies were served Nor· tire. Because of poor faclUties at for ra- the staUon-run by a woman-we I fresbments. JOAN KITTELSON too many at PLC. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF 't t1x ·the tire, and on a vir.- ..... CATHERINE S.ANNER,UD . NEWS EDITOR ... I . Old you hear a bout . . . Lo Is Sand COUldn I tua Y ,readbare spare we chanced I ...................................... ...JOANNE POENCET atulat ions Con . 9r malilng !\ suitcase home because , tbe eighty mUes to the next town JOH�SON, JANET SVEEN ��li!�: :��g:s;.................. . .. .DOROTHY ....-.....................................WALT BALL Congratulations are In order for she k�ew she'd have more things to , where we could !Jnally fix the first SPORTS EDITOI.t-.:................. ... Sports Staff: .Dwalne Brandt, Louie SPTY, James Jacobson, Dick Brown r. Jesse Pflueger and his daugh- bring back arter' vacation ? . . . or blowout. · £X CHANGE EDITOR.....,,", . . ......... . ... : . ............. .. ..BEV PIERSON ter, Marilyn. . hO\\" about 'o1lle Romp<vedt ge'lIng ! Three .hun<tr.ed miles later. on a r n b o a th���d� :: ;:�� �,·B�� 9 ::,�: ;,?� ���! J�:� n�: �0:'.t��:.�� �:; :.Wm: :,:I��:go:.�= �:� . . . 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:-O:orth Hall (3) Is alone on top from the fleld <lIS 13 at tbe Lutes' of the league right now. There Is a 25 points I n the j irst halt were from 53 �ov. 26-Western Washington at Totem Tourney . . . .. ... .... 62 hot pace being set for the second the foul line, 7 by Kelderman and . 4 9 place berth as three teams are tied 6 by Nordquist. !\ O\' . 27-Unlverslty of British C�lumbla BIt Totem. .. . ... 50 Kelderman broke 44 . .. ..... . ...... ... 53 No\'. 30-\Vestern Washington at Tacoma. These statistics Include the games the game open In the second half 7 9 played on January 4 Deo. I-Buchan's Bakery In Tacoma Tourney. . ........ 84 and shot tile Lutherns to a H 24 64 68 Dec. 2-Fort Lewis In Tacoma Tourney... lead as he went on to score 14 of his 58 Dec. 9-Paclflc University at Portland.. . .. . .. ... ...... ........ 53 total In the s�ond period Phil r h Hall ( 3 ) ... .. 8 4 73 DeC. l()-Lewls and Clark .i'\onlqulst \\as runnerup with 16 � C e Cuts :) 68 72 Dec. ll -Paciflc University at Portland. points before he fouled out late I n DeJardine's ...... ............ .. 5 56 .. . ...... 68 Dec. 18-Lewls and Clark a t Tacoma the game. Four of CPS's starting I ( A ) .. ........ .. . Jan. 4-COUege of Puget Sound... 47 . ....... 60 five were callsd from the noor on �� � . Pre·Evergreen record: 7 wins, 3 def88.ts. 5 personals, Eliaspn, :earna-tt, WII· Central Ba rra-cks . 3 kerson, and Talman, all suftered Ea-atern the same tate: Coach Harshman Every year, and this Is no exception, Christmas vacation seems to be Tacoma .... 3 ,the tavorlte -t ime for engagements. Congratulations to Karwoski Stubs and to Omegas ... ............ 2 Frank announced his engagement to Miss Carol Schuler, a PLC Jokers ._. . . . . . _.................. 2 I graduate of two years ba�k. Faculty . . . .. . .. .............. 2 Jack used to tell roe that his mother's good cooking was the reason Chimps . ...................... 1 -4te went home on w·eek·ends, but Ills engagement to Janice Nussbaum, a Clover Creek .................... 1 Rl.chland gal, explodes ·that myth. Here's wishing luck and happiness to � Y� H a� ,� 'V ...� JJ�(� B) �.� ...� -=____ .� . ...� __ O ....� __�� ..� both couples. � �

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9-0 re�ord,: C ntral 19 considerably stronger than pre-season <1,ope Indlcated. League competltlon begin8 tor .us .toulghl w:.I;1en the team travels . &ttt·�·· , ' � ·tt-, � "t.ngh'a.lJi" ilia:tb.�n�ii"tt1" " iUtt'"-\N.f'ift·'Saturtta}' '&. •. �'. ,. ,.. . . l\ . . . . . Whll'oyorth migM not be q�lte as' st�ng. a� last S�lls�n, on how well . Evergreen teams can stop Phil Jordon, They derinltel y miss . ' the added scoring punch prov,j ded by the Beach brothers a year ago. seronlhtgh tor the game as Harsh. Eastern, paced b y second highest scorer I n leasue man scored 2 1 fo r the losers. An, ? play last year (_35 points In 12 games), having Its ups and downs. other close game was Gooch's over Western and U.B.C. don' t figure to flnlsb too high I n the final etan . � the Stubs by a 47-46 count. Rich Ings but could eaally someone's (un. The C.P.S. Loggers don t S.wlndt was high scorer wlth 23 have much trouble scoring points but then their opponents hsve less. pOints for \tbe losers and ijenson . Our owt:l Lutes t,lgure better than most at the rest. As usual , Ha s h r · high for the victors with 4 1 points man has come up with a ttne defensive squad: In fact, fine enougb to In other games on TUB8day, 'the rank the Lutes no l-e.ss than fourth In tbe nation among small colleges" Crew Cuts beat the Chimps 56-43 . A gainst college competitiQn the boys bave yielded an average of only Ron McCallister was high " W ltlt 18' 57 .6 poln:1s per game. Amherst Col·le�e tops the amaH col1eg� detensl"� pO int-s. The Jokers took the long leaders with a .54.2 average. Tben. just ahead of the Lutes, are : 8out11· end of a 46.40 s core against th� west Tex!\s State (57.0) and Pepperdlne (57.4). Clover Creek five.

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Statistics T.II Dorm 00;n'5 Of ELC Growth PLC Faculty Meet ? L u te Total enrollment at et:hoola and Page Two) vacation ( 1 ) . Quiet hour conUnu4e In Oslo, N orway colleges or The Evangelical Luther- (Continuedoftram Agriculture wblch until 7 p.m. each eyenlnc. Then the Christmaa away from home was an Church this ran Is the second Department W"I n R"10 T " e lonely tor several former highest In their hIstory, AccordIng· IUwill begin probably today. Best o[ �:�:�. n;!-:'d "���r :t:��. p;��e�� Two PLC gradortes recently won not asfaculty inneapolis. dl ��c�:;::; a newsiest week, I'd unlJkely and almost Impoulble due Dr. o t ml Orville Dabl, M t ht members C 1 ..p� l pillS o) severa Janeir de Rio to trip been this put holiday season' rector of the ELC's dlYlslon ot high- like to close wIth eome of EIDer- to the verbal wrestling match (no other prizes as a rfisuit (.0( a correct have er educallon. son's Ideas on books. Remember he r holds barred) tn the next cell. answer on a telev;'5loJ'l show In New for thhey met attoOsl0, Norway. York City. The program, 'The BI« tb: �u�;��� :c:::«!n����s�� 13�1��;:�!e:cve:rtaJ.: °lf9!�c ;:;:s� Is attemplln« t� · stimull;lote y o u r I Stock queaUon: "WbadJa get for : this college ar rollment-Is reported by the ELC' s thouchta. PayoU," Is televised over KTNT· PIan ThOa! from e junior and senior colleges, bringing " Books are written by thinken, 1 Christmas!" Eully answered : "The usual" or TV Miss Grace Blomquist, Mr. Akre, not by Man Thinking, by men 0f "did pretty well " Ronald Douglas, PLC class of '53, and Carl Tandberg Also preaent at their total registration to a level 20 talent, wrong, tart that who Is, Stnta is back at the North Pole, . M&rgaret and his wire, the tonner reunion were Miss Virginia Sea- percent higher than It was in 1951. who start out from accepted dog- Rudolph's red nose Is put under r.;uca�, were .the "Inners The big the burg, Mrs. Allre, Karl and Mrs Writing -tn the October 26 luue mas, not from their own sIght of wrapa, children baTe finlsbed payoCf question \\as, ".H.ow many Skarsvlk, and m e m b e ra of the of the Lutheran Herald, Dr. Da.hl pnnclples Meek young men grow ruining the tbe rest ot their gUts with people 'vere In tb� lirk'" His an- Tandberg ta.mlly. .... . reported that, with scbool and cot. It their 1helr unbreak�ble tOYl, and ..,en swer, "'I thInk tbere .... (>re elgbt," Together- these fr.1,ends wrote a lege tallies showfng Increased stu- uptyIn t libraries, believing v!�:::� whlch j tbe diehards have dlscarded .t!l�ir :illl' .!!'h!C\ d.eA =......... hun and ll.I.I...l":t!.P... l1le, .� -4:��:' "G:l '�3.'�C '!.::.:t!.c , t Ug1atr�.u:W""Uze.. tJ)jJ:d,o.P.d�. �o accep! �e. """p"i"ft"es :.w��� ....�. a:.eO.ri. 1Bf!.t�. Chrl&tmu: .t.,�aQee41 per- . " .... . t yea�, enrollment now: �to-- l....·�e;t6" told or the r retUinl3CJng or' pa8t I'ecuh9 rorgetfUl that Cicero" gu, 'uJl11J nt!'xf week, if.,. �.� Among the other awards were a local activit1ies by viewing slides. tala 6,917 (a gain of 1 0 9 peN:ent baTekegrV'en; young : (I kl:lOw you are alone), 1 leave :you Loc and Bacon were only lSet or matche.d luggage, a wnst Mrll. Tandberg wrote, "It was Juat over tbe 195"8 tall total of 6,234). men In Hbrarles this bomely bit Of phll�aopby : ' watch. jewelry, an evening gown like being back In Parkland." . At the ELC's elx colleges (!iva these books." w.,ben they wrote , wltb If you don't look before you leap, a.nd sboes-all for Mrs. Douglas. One describe\! tbe trip as "a senior and one junior) 5 927 atu. -Ralph Waldo Emerson I You'll get your feet wet. Douglas is aOlDg graauate work · dream come true, spending 'a real dents are registered a� c�mpared -Unknown Old Main in education &:t Columbia. unlver- Norwegian Christmas." Professor to 5,232 a year ago. Total gains at b elly In New York. I...a.8t year he Tandber:g wrote, "Isben says, 'Wbat ,these l:olleges over l e past thr�e Christmas v&Ca.tlon Is just part laUgbt jn th� 0 I Y m 1 a publl� , 1a lost Is yours forever: 1 sha:ll yearf\ amount to 1,000 students. 0f th� ol� year and the tun we had r ·WEEKIS CALENDAR .... 6chools. . Whlle at PLC be was busl· probably nol bl.ve lbe privilege of Acdordlng to Dr. Dahl, the over- Is Just a page in our diary. The pll� ness manager of the college year I returning to PLC again, but even all I n c r e a s e s occurring In ELC of gifts under ·the Christmas tree 1 J anuary i day Fr , 7 book and a member of the student It is lost to me, It Is mine tor- scbdols and colleges may be three ,has turned Into an endless pile of 1 Basketball (conO, Western, away. or four times larger than tbe na· tbank-you not.es. Tbls was to most ever." councll. skating party. tlonal average .gain tor private In- of us just another Cbrlstmas, but 9 :30 p.m.-RollerJanuary Mrs. Lucas finished PLC In 1952. 8 Saturday, church colleges and to five girls eacb moment ot this Sbe was princess In t�e homecom- c rships OHered dependent and (cont.), -g.B.C., away. scbools, j u d g i n g by past vacation has become part of I Basketball Ing and May festival courts In ber S hola SUl1day, January 9 (Continued from Page One) secondary eenlor year. She Is teaching SCh�OI their futu re life. trends of the past two years and by 2.30 p.m.-Cholr rebearsal. The s t. a r ti flooded the heavens enrollmenl - . tn White Plains, N. Y. I study at universities and o t h e r thisELCfall'sschools p.m.-C.S.A., SUB. I state institutions of higher learnand tbelr 1954 en- "on Christmas Eve from tbe joy of 7:00 Monday, J�nuary 1 0 l ing. , lhese five girls for a ring bad found 6 .. 45-Pray.er rollments tollow: Contests for Writers service, C·M-S balAmong the specialized grants are Semlnarles-L . place on their hand. u t h e r (St. Paul. its I cony. · by shlps given or schola four lab (Continued from Page One) � l'otlnn.), 411; Luther (Saskatoon, Shirley Peterson's eyes started 5 I.C.C., tor Foundation : ic the Transatlant gleaming around the twenty-third 9i l() -.PI Kappa !.r10Delta, 4. CMS-122. Sask.), 25. and s�!lool year. An 8"h" by 11" study in :O Great Britain. Open only Colleges-A u g u s t a n a (Sioux when her ring began to shine. manila envelope, self-addressed and to candidates T esday , J a nua ry 11 from the labor union Palls, S. D.) , 817; COncordia (Moor- Pearl Venne, Pat Bugbee. and u etamped, should be enclosed with three awards are given bead, Minn.), 1,255 ; Luther (De- Carol Sorensen made the earth's 4 : Oo--LDR, Sjoding. all entries. Mademoiselle assumes movement, 12:3O-DRG Cabinet, Dayroom. Ruskin College, axford, and one corab, Iowa), 1,001 ; Pacific Lutherrays give ocr a little extra light 12 no responsibIlIty tor manuscripts 1 for : 5O--Lettennen, M·109. an (Parkland,· Wash.); 1,010; · St. w:lth theIr rIngs. and will not return a.ni' manuscripts (or COleg Harlecn In Wales. --Spurs, 4tb noor lounge. will 91. awards Woolley Foundation la! (1\"orthtleld, Mlnn) ' 1,612, Wal- Esther La VoId did the strange 6:3O reeeived unless they are aecom- b m O e a.de to four candidates for the dorf Junior College ( Forest Oily, thing of all, for Ala,ska had two 76: 045-Stu dent Councii, ASBO. panled by a return envelope o--Llnne Society, S-108. study of art and music In Paris A Iowa), 232 midnight suns instead of just one. 7 ::3O-Judges wlll be Mademoiselle edl· limited tion, Roe's. onflrma C number of social work teltors, \lhose decisions will be final, Yes, these five glrls left with a 9 : 0o--C.S.A., Council room. lowshlps are available to expert- PLel e-s 1 dirty and c oth of suitcase full and entrIes must be postmarked by II enced _ ers Journe.y , January 1 2 came back with heart (uti· ot 6 : 15 a.Wednesday midnight April IS, 1955 and mailed . American social workers for l (Continued m .-Toastmasters. Two) Page from tn dreams, eyes full of stars, and an 6 :00 P,�.��. Phi Epsilon, Music to, College Fiction Contest, Made- j ... ork,c s t u cd y, and observation e n Avenue, New �: :� ��;::;��: Cll:d::te; ��� �t:;�·s v:: I���dt:dt�:es��: �tU::I:k� engagement rIng. ty t t ra �::� �12�' �:���:��� Da' Call from North H all 7:aO--Curtaln Call. cal knowledge or the varIous kinds a '47 Buick convertible up ,a bill), . Augsburg Conte.t Psi Omega, CMS-123. of social work .In France work hoping the motor would' k.Jck In and At last! Back to -8 C h 0 0 L Tbe 8: 3O--Alpha Th ursda.y, January 13 'rbe Augsburg Publishing Hou&e with delinquents, group work, pu� start running. It didn t, About that scholar returneth 10 wend his mer2 -mpuB a Devotions, Tower 3O : C. is Interested In !lndlng toung pea- lIc welfare, medl<:al social work, time a truck came barrellIng down ry way through many musty vol- 1 Chapel. . pIe wbo are In college or recently and factory welfare. the road behind us, approa.cblng urnes of easily forgotten lore. out of college, who would write ac- Summer school opportunities in- rapidly, In the half-<tarkness of the In anticipation or test week and 6:30--Alpba PI Omega.. lrl04. 7:0o-Gennan Club. ceptable copy for their three pa· clude eight awards for the Univer- evening. to make up for lost sleep during 7:3�Vlltlng Club, !.rl04. pers. They are: Little Folks, Ch l l slty of Vienna Summer School and Dave jumped beblnd th� wheel, Fr iday, J anuary 14 dren's Friend, and Our Young Pea- eeveral partial grants toward tuI- madly pumping the brake llghts, d ht PLC W-II Se E n ig Basketball I (-conf_), away, C.P;S" 8 pie_ Pay is about a ha.1f a cent per tlon and maJntenance &t the Eng- whlle Ray and I ran frantically to. o'clock p.m. a�::�d:r To LDR Workshop e t copy w·bleh Is used In their s 8 W S :�: n !. :-U �:.!� ; :,���::, �::O:l �0��:: !t !:� �!i::r:�:: � e for an instant. I saw the head- th:��RP�r:��:pW:!1 ::u:I��:: PATRON IZE OUR ADVERTISER8 - ------ ot Oxford, Edinburgh, London, and head. ht f g n g m e��:�::d:�e:�: tbls ·Saturday, January 8. TOM'S �!:�:: ::�h:k�:p:��e �nd ��Z: �e ��lss�:: Two P� students nominated for Laurlnat"s Appanl to when the antos dIstri say, Needle E C fOrd: a.t Strat betha held Is drama .ll REAMERY IC ct officers are : 2nd vIce-presmet. all three vehicles were ,trreon-Avon.. "Olatlnctlve Merchandl",' SANDWICHES - HOT DOGS ident, Joanne Dabl, and ·secretary(Editor's Note: More Information parably smasbed and we were all treasurer, 401 Garfield 8t. ParklalJd Delores Beck. t:'l0ME.MADE PlEa carr be obtained In' the Mooring tragically killed. gIrls going will be El· Phone GRanito 5317 Seriously, ,thougb:.the tru<:;k ek1d- enTheeotberdistrict I Mast omce. secretary; Bev ded approximately thirty feet. com- J H nry,ocal : �_.,--____� , ing ":;;:":"':"::':": president; Thelma r to a screechIng balt only a. few Tranum, l It'S. VERN'S . Sylvla. Nygaard, Kirkebo, Stella's Flowers . P e g g y JEWELRY feet from our rear bumper, turning OIF.T8 ' · for cooked to order DeLuxe Ham· and MarIlyn LeRud. sideways acrOS8 the highway only Arlt Flowe,.. for All Ocea.lon. burgen - Fish and Chipi At the converrtion ;nU be L.D.R. I d 1 r the other car had WE DELIVER ::���:d �;� members from· Raymond, S o u t h Home.made Plel Tacoma, and Pacific LUthern J I ·s tth .. Pacific Taco ma 41 5 Garfield 8t. GR. 7413 From tben on, our bomeward trip Bend, 1 was very dull. On the return trip an College. there was nothing evemlul -only �:;::;::;::;::;::;:;;..::;::;:;::;:::;::::;: :; :;::;: :; :;::;:� r $ .IN·1 TO �ERVE YOU BETTER Wetch e-nd Clock , .' I elgbteen flat tires, an argument ' Standard Heating 0111 - Heating Equipment.... Heating 8ervlce K nds Sewing I, with a guard rail on the side 01 of i ll Repeiring . a Enjoy That "PLUS" Service R mountain, and, of course, a lltUe elining Cloth and , Fur Coati M'ARV TOMMERVIK'S chat with a pollee o!!lcer. 239 Garll.ld SL Parkland,Wn. WHITE PARKLAND FUEL OIL SERVICE This I seriously believe : long , :1-1 8 GarfMM. Parkland ield . E. L Gable, p-p. 12Oth .. Pacific Avenue Phone· GRanIt• 0V0't _"'.. trlps just aren't worth their wblle; · .tbere Isn't any excitement. .1 Tools - Sporting - Houaewares - Paint Plumbing Window I r Shad•• - Travl. Rod. : For a l l of you.r Automotive Service. need·, Milk Shekes .. 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In tbe Interes t of pubUc semce Once again the Pacific Lutheran ' teres l and participation In Its and enlightenment, the Radio Din· College deb&te squad has ' come Wea, Alpha Phi Omega, service tra. Sk.1 Club, continuing Ita acu.ve sian of .the PLC Speech Depart· I On Monday. January 17, members . hOme with 'the bacon. , ern1 ty, Is �ponaOrl ?g; two p the all·school ment Is recordln� for future broad- T ot the journaUsm st.a.tf a.t Pac1f1c ect.s. y r, bas planned an o : � � . ..,�1I, "i. m � 4h-e J�?l" J [ s e e Para mount an� ll�� to �Ule I <:a.trtin.g ... � e ... t� :.�n_�{'II�A _�JI �8 hosts to ..: !team swept the Seattle Paclfic Colg v , hour radio plays on the subject of the Puget SOaa.<r ATea-membtl!9- �« lege invitational tournament held much Interest, jf not aome debate. dates set for the trip are February J uvenII e d e1\ DQuency th e na.tional journe.lIsm fratt,lrnlty, In Seattle 18.8t Friday and Saturday on the campus among the co-eds, la . 5 and 6 The outing will be at Stev· Entitled "Joey," the dramauza" Sigma Delta CtiJ, both gradua.tes The neopbyt es, mostly first year th es -gr c s and the skJers will stay tlons are wrtliten by Leone Marlatt and under·graduates ! ens Pas � speakera, brought home the 8weeP�c e gl ble and at the S ummlt Inn, ju:;rt across the Teeters, who places special ya em baEll ruer C Vogel, pr&61dent of the atak8S troPhY have nothing to do In the way of highway from the skIIng area. The sis on tbe home 8.9 basic con rtb- Jou.rnaitst&, and night edItor for the Leadi ng point getter tor PLC wall requirements except to put away I cost tor the overn1 ht tr1 Will be uUng factor to juvenHe authority Associated Press Seattle, wUJ [)errol Anderson, Eatonvi1l8 fresh· their 'razors," reports Paul Lucky. I a b o u t $10.00, g 2.11 for 'Problems. They are produced In con- ; preside a meet::lng a.t 7:00 o'clock man, who took first place in oratory tee lodgln $I 25 t r transportaUon 1n junction ith the chairman. There 18 neither , . Youth w In the PLC banquet room. ° g' and second place In radio speak.1ng. nor any sIgning up to be done. The rI p vat cara, bout I2.70 lor towe Division of the Tacoma Police DeAn1ta Scbnell won first in extem- conteat y,.111 end February 5, the Two Democrats and two Repubfor the .two days and the remaln. partme t rr h f1l ha poraneous speaking, and Beverly date of the .pLC·Whltworth game. Ileans from. the Washlng.ton State der of tbe $10.00 l ng for tood and been a s hls rles Sveningaon was second In Legislature �11 give oft4.be-record The second major activity will : Incidentals. the basia of the tal ks on tbe matters being soted dinner apeakJng. occur January 15, Saturday. This is : The purpose ot the Plays Is o Reservations muat be made tn t upon the current Beeslon ot the Judith Bureker was In tile finals a play night In the gym, trom 7 vance and the money for lodging preeent One exemplary case, that legislature that opened Jan1l8.ry in oratory, and Donald LUes was a o'clock to 9 : 30. It promises to be , 10. . of Joey. which may serve as a I finalist in extemporaneous speak· entertaining and fUD tor both boys 1 also paid In advance. The deadUne erson from all phases ot jourI a P has been set for JalUlary 21 for &pearhead In the 'In I n d s ot the i In'g nalism and girls. In Washington wiH be here '' I these reservations. They may be AmerIcan pu bll c, pIerc Ing theIr con- I, Tbere was no coml)eU· The c l o a I n g of the semeater the Seattle gro up coming In a char­ e with eHher Betty Johnson, sclousness witb tbe Im portance of ad 'lIon for men women, and the bri ngs upagaln the subject o f one , tered bus. proper ·home relationships to lessen lO f1n s ts In eacb event were of APO's regular actlvlUes, the treasurer of Ski Club. or Marcia Members of the Mooring Mast juvenile delinquency, a.nd strength· mO'Stly men. T h i s m 8. k e s .t'he I book exchange, which has proved Leln, secretary. "No one will be alstatf will escort the visltora around lowed to go un leas they get their enlng their understanding of the -achievements of the three women to be of great value and conven. l the campus and wUl attend the 1 reserv-aUons made," says Carroll 01· problems which face the juvenile from PLC loom larger. lence to studen'ts. ·meeting of the Journalists. son, president, "because we have to autho rttiea . Debate Coach Theodore Karl and I have the definite number to hold "Joey" is the story at a tblrteen· • his assistant, Jon Ericson, took year ol boy who, unloved and In· the lodging Everyone whether squad ot 28 junior speakers to the �eglnDer, I� Invited to secure, travels a.gradual road which C.S.A. Fellowship will meet Sun· I pro or tourney. eads to crime. Throughout the encome." A group ot eight senior divls.:1on day night at 7 : 00 In the upper SUB. The ski trip held last Saturday, tire series, Stuart Morton plays the to cOmpete Pastor Robert Lutnes of Hope Lu· made tbe leading role of Joey, w i t h Dave , In debate on the seniOr level and -tbetan Church In Tacoma. and part- January 8, was a big success with Pacific Lutheran made it two the col· 37 skiers hJtting the slopes. Only Wold as Craig, the 'understandlng to judge junIor events. The four time English protessor l patien and venile tra.lght over the College of Puget s t ls o h w· ott cer ju the hit hard. skier oo one slopes PLC teams j o i n t record earned. lege, will preaent the topic on: able to help Joey find hl·msel!. Stu l Sound last night and thus assured the 15 col- "The Problem o f Human Sufter· The only casuaUy was M a r t h a them th1rd place Gilbreath and Pat Bondurant are 'lbemselves ot the city champlon­ addition there will be' spe- " Ski p" Douglass, a. beginning sider. unJverslUes which com. Ing." lege.s Skip was going up the tow tor the dramatizing the part of the parents ship, as tbey soundly bounced Ute clal music. peted. ggers, 78·63, the Logger field· Tiny, tinrt time when the glr1 In 'front of of Joey, wHh Wally Burton ber fell orr. Skip's pole got caught Joey ' s friend. Supporting cbara.c- ho use. It was the Lutes' tlfth win a In and row third without a their ters throughout to vary seriea, the In her skis and ahe ended up with a paInful fracture o f the lateral mal- s h o w different t y p e s ot back· loss in league 1954-1955 Jac k Sinderson took 0 v e r the leolus (for non-anatomy studenta, grounds trom whicb may spring the All examlnatlolls will be held In regularly scheduled claasrooms, scorIng duties as the ahUty guard near the ankle on the end ot one of seeds of youthful crime. om ition 1, Religion I, 2, & 13. with the exception of Fres6'man nder Stanley of In 24 points for the evenJng. sljpervislon pumped .tbe U . the bones In the lower leg) , plus 24: many tissues torn. Skip will be seen Elberson, "Joey" ia being produced The boys In the black and w,hlle 7 : 50-Tblrd period classes meeting M.W., M.W.F., M.T.Th. hobbling around campus with a cast and directed by WilUam Finkle and s'lripes" dldn't have too bad &Q eve­ . ....... ....CM8-B 10: 30-In1 roductlon to Old Telftament Sa.... Loren Bloom. Otbel'6 assisting are nlng either as they called eacb team ror about four months. .... CM8-B Introduction to Old Testament Sb..... Other skIers riding in tbe seven Rod Basebore, eng1neer; Eric Jor· for 28 personals. The GladJator ........ . .....L-I04 Introduction to Old Testament Sc... ":'ere : Miss Schmelder. advisor dabl and Don Roe. sound eftects; fouls were a little more bunched .. ....CMS-B 1: ::to-Life of Christ Sa.. result Phil Nordquist. Nick .. ........ CM,S·B' to the club; Carroll Olson, Fay and Jim Lokken, announcer. Life of Chrlet Sb.. Kelderman, Allen Gubrud ...... . ........... _. ...CM8-B LIte of Christ Sc... .................. . Armstrong, Ron McA1Uater, Jull 1..-104 History ot Christian Church Sa, Sd... . oJ, Ross all lelt the game. John,on. Joan Knoph. Bob Stuhl· ........8-106 History o.t Cbrlstlan Cburch Sb The game started oft close as mlller, John Olden, Kenny Mom· .S-lOS History ot Christian Church Sc... . l CPS took a 6·4 lead. The Lutes were 8On, Joanne Benson, Charlene Sand25: back tn the lead aga.ln at 12-10, bot ness; Helen Sollle, Marlene Angus, 7 : 50-Ftrst period classes meeting T.Th.• T.F.• T.Th.F., DaUY the Loggers caught them at 15'8.11. Dave Churness, Dave Knutson. Ray 10: 3�hlrd period classes meeting T.Tb.. T.Th.F.. M.T.W.Th.. The Pi Kappa. Del ta all-echool The last Logger lead was at 19-17. Ost�rloh, Curt Hovland, Nell East1 : 30-Fl-eahman Compoaltion I-all sections : oratory btl't on held be will contest the Glads took over a.t' 21-19 and void, Jim SJmoDsen. Marcia Leln, ......CMSOB Sa. Sd. Sn ......................... .. .........._..8-108 Janet Frybling. Lorndne Jobnson, Wednesday evening, January 19, at were never headed '8. g a l D. The Sb, Se, Sg . ........L104 to their lead OD fiDe Se. SI. Sm . &udttorlum. Six Lutes Ro� Ness, Norma Kempkt, Jim 8 : 00 In the C·M ......... CMS-227 Sf, SI. Sk .... Colberg. Bob Sorenson, Rose Ann students tram the c a m p u s will shooting from Gubrud and Sinder· .......CMS-122 Sh. SJ 'Jflcobson, Grover A k r e, Colleen .speak. The judges 'W111 be Supreme eon, to take 38·30 halttlme lead. 26: Hanlin, LIz Heins, Roberta Hu mble, Court Judge Bertil Johnson. Morris At this point John Helnriek put 7: SO-F1rst period classes meeting M.W.F.• M.W.• Daily Don Nelson. Rod Ohrlstlansen, Rey Summers. director ot dramatics and his boys OD '8. tun court preu and ' 10: 3O--Second -penod classea meeting T.Th.• T.Th.F., W.F. and at School, peech Hlgb narrowed the cap at one point they lJncoln s Annabelle Reece. Cbrlstensen. and [ 1 : 36--Fourth perlQd classes meeting T.Th., T.Th.F. , John Binns, Tacoma lawYer and to 55·47. PLC had a hard time mak� Neil Arneson. graduate member ot Pi K a p p a Ing to the lO-aecond Uno tor a 27: Thur.day, whIle but managed to strengthe.. Delta. 7 : 50-Second p e r 1 0 d classes meeUng M.W.F, M.T.W.F., on M.W.Th . F., M.T.T.h, M.W., Dally . • A preliminary run-oct t o r t h e their lead to 60-49. 10: 30-Slxth period classes meeting T.Th.• T.Th.F. s'peakers w111 he held Monday, Jan. "Bob Rufus and Russ Wilkerson 1 : 30-Seventh ,period classes meeting M.W.F.• M..T.Th., M.W.• 17. Tbe faculty judging Ws w1ll be 11 poin ts &!pIece for the losel"ll. M.W.Th., M. Mr Axford, Dr. Strunk. Mrs. John· Sporting an 1l�3 record, PLC 1 : 30-Elghth period classes J. son, Mn. Little. Mr. Nesvtg. Mr. moves to E1leneburg tomorrow nJte' . h 28: Weiss, Mr. Klopsch. Mr. Solberg, to meet the only undefeated coUege 7 : 60-Four:tb period classes meetlng M.W.F.• M.T.Th., M.T.W.F.• ·team In the state of WashingtoD, and Mlss·Nelson. a M.T.W.Th. Those students entering the COD- Central Wash. Colleg8 of Ed1icaUolL M.T.Th., 14.W.F,. .. M.W 10 : 3O-Slxth p e r I 0 d claases meeting teet are Elizabeth Omll, Dave Wold. Leadership In Uie Evergreen CoD­ Dolly 1: SO-Fifth .period classes meeUng M.W., 14.W.F. Al Gubrud, Joan RutJiertord, Top- rerence race rests on the outcome.. 3, a 12. S :SO-Sennth period cluees me8Ung T.Th.. T.Th.F.• T.F. per Neilson, Stu The CPS Jayvees edged the .tim­ Faith the tlrat persOn who • Bueltm&n, Tom a.eeYee. Jud7 Bur- ior Lut81 43-39 In the p�Hm1D&r7. EDm1n.atiODtl tor all special cluaea win be given durlD&' the f'8C\l' ekei'. DtuTel RumUIHD. Rota 00eU Merle B&.DMD BCOred 20 polDti for of eae In. T hank you.. . Ume durlnc eu.mlnaUoo "'Hk. lar cla and Carol � � .Lath_rp.. _

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to By Ro.. Goetz Let'!! read that apJn. "All We seem to have reached an obstacle i n our writing ( we use this himself . . . " Tha.t'e qu!te a statel y word apologetlcally) and bave tound It especially bard to reach any_ con � ; :� :� : ment! � ��:� b Ch CI ve g , . k by lo.tn& By Jon M. Erlcaon i We reel, however, we must continue, for our contract bas 8. 1 He goes on .to .8.y ue U & way you will your Ufe In : ��,::: :\Iost ('ollege students take pride t'Ouple weeks lett to rUD. NEVER LET IT BE SAID OUR OBLIGATION S :� : e . prepos· clearly . save . . . fashion slovenly a In actually ! perhaps matter. NOT no ARE FULFILLED. ! I I their school. Thil, .Is as it should One o� the tions about ! ord then aakl I.e. Since eacb student has had Wi th tests approaching and the siren song o[ the text book ringing : puzz led students asked, " What do I terous claim. The L . bae�bone dlOke In the matter of selectlDg hiS ;I in our ears, perhaps it would not be remiss to sit and ponder over last you have 10 give up to be 8. Chris. that people av enough I to stJck up for Him. There s he{"allege It would be the foolish one semester and resolve to approach this whole bu!f1ne"Ss of college. in a. tI an ?'" . . I I man Christianity from wbo att€'nded a !whool in which he vastly different way. How · about I t ? I'd say that' s a , S vior. a ()Ou..ld not take pride. Even though ' A semester of writing, If it does 'nothlng else brings much comment etty good question. How far a� So the re you Th8.'t:s what we • t;t1s.• is gen�rallY the ��'. I · rather ' both Pro. � ... ��n. '�e. �a�e att�m �ted to be ys"ht ��d ludlcr�s. and �ost �: . 1 e . �i.+Jtn.�,4-r �Jt.e.•��... ' ... • . . � � >J\. .I' � ±:, � � 88 � f.l � ..., � . 'lol1 'QW · � ..:..,-:::2:;; ��.. Bun lfe . tft � (A1i\ir"'Ttl}t� 'r-rAJ t't"B 1i4� 'n". 1·","�L\d 1 ·Clt m� 0 we bi'ye To ow mac up? Is chiefly con, I which . Jesus u llQ ue attitude toward their col· 1 to \�· n t!ll,g. (he ldeafl not Imblis!ied, alld the outside comment have finallY nClng? Swearing? Drillk ng? Just , c.nned about-l1vee . 11·g-e.. We like' When we travel e,·olveq ifHO a sort of synthesis and· perhaps some of this has relevance � here do we draw the IIn��. I to Him. f!'Om the school. be it an athletic 1.0 our problenw today. Well, let's go with this student ave we ever eecloudy cons..ld. H . trip, a choir tour. or to a drbate : · . . Possibly there are too many things to do Itt college. too many . to One who knows. Let's find liTes ev.ery area ot t()urnament, otbers soon become club meetings and too much "busy work" to contend with. There are too I ered opening inal Au tborlty. Let'a seek, It we to Christ? Have we ever coIlsldered i� \�'are that we are enthusiastic In I many "festlval.s" (a virtual nlne·month festlval)- and too much gOOfing F I that such a dare, Jesus Christ. &c· i Ollr representation of our school. oft. It seems the apparatus o[ college IHe has become aomJnant, the side· Have we matter tuaUy make We As usu.a.l, Jeau puts The motions 8 It follows that be<::ause we are llghts as it were, and the real purpose has been discarded ? ourse.lTea to riSht ! SqUarelY on the line. In Luke 9 : 23' Il:oud of our organizations, we sup- I of bcomlng educated are slavishly followed, btrt\the real �rapPling with abow Let's ask God that b translation. He sa l in the 1-101"'1 them. We do that. It follows. Ideas and the midnight watches have been [orgotten. Of course all this �a ng ot such. & di 820th Century "If anyone wants to [ollow In my ua too, tha:t It we are proud at our I rot is old rashioned; not. In keeping with the RAH-RAH footsteps. he mult up .11 right efpleehJp and draw 1M- clOler to campus and buildings-really, our , culture. I w H1m.. uka WI to f o h Ma.ster , to te. u D himself . _ . Now wait a This Is one tblng that has come to bother us a l1ttle bit regarding bf' longlngs while we are here-we I . will use them to theIr, and our, best : the Maorld'g Mast (with a little stretch of the imagInation It can be advantage. We do not altogether do applied to college and lite It!elt). Nol"dqulst - Carlatrom

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The Paclttc Lutheran College H IGH LIGHTS ke tball squad re turned home l&8t Another week, a ouple of more wins In Evergreen play, and maybe Sun dsy. leadln g the Pack in the EvI This Saturday ni ght Coach Marv r Tllesday ni g ht saw le nty of ....- (,'re off to a cbamplonshl p--who knows ! : el'green Confere n e 8S a r;uIt Harfl hman g Gold and Black Gladt lo n In the Intramural casaba sport. . . t heir ,do u ble V l�t �� te to' With the lo ss of 6'10" Phil Jordon Whi tworth t t the streng th of Lpo probl:Lbly (eels a l ittle Th e Crew Cuts broke two records ' �:; vers �: y : a ," e to � a '" bit oh k,. go'ng i n to on e rence play . Ho weve" the S""s stili h ve Ron w a h �, a. In thel game against Centcal Ba,- I �lc �:I :' �'S heretofore undef eat ed lrltiSh �lillo'r w ho looks down from way up at 6' ", SInce 0 i urn C e " Washington Wildcats In an n a l racks. Curt Hovland the loss of the star l 9 e rgree n Conference game to be n'll!pr, o rdon, senior for-ward Ralph Bohannon has become the boy to I F'riday r.ight's actt. o n saw All �� o nd floor lads with t h ey l H poi nts l at Ellensburg. l h bas come up with a scori ng Du nch to go w th his excellent GU,brnd l ead th e L u t e W Ith �-nl\'�l. srnoth8 r�d their �ppon en ts 85-4 5 . p ayed . I pOints to a 61 -49 'Co nqu est of the . ts broke the old I Cen tral . wh l('h had only a so-so r{' boundlng s tre ngt h. Hovland s 41 POin I (6-6) record In conference play las . Vikings At the end of the first haI t t . Speaking of rebounds, AI Gubnld's efforts ag ai nst U.8.C. la st Satur- I I ndl vl dual scoring record beld by the Lutes were ' n f ront by only 3 Jim aeger who had 36. Th e tatal Ol• year, has won ten straight to open ,la\' etted him IS off the boards , wh!C' h t es the school record . 6 I ' ..' ! w . victo, ries " ast ot the 2 23 a tb y ere Jrl ng at t );> oeJ dJ e 's , co d :I th s �eason. l> . , : "" 'cL. .I;"k,""" .,."""� ·�-o:= '\""""<\"\"J$,'=.!� � ,,"",o� ''c':: : ;.�=::::,: ;::; : a1 ; .:.", :l''� "", He,;, .:;::sr. �, �c r.<>'l.t �, � . ? . , .�,' �;c �,-""_ . ...."., _:'"';; �/;;� "!��;, ('!"'"S- bel'Rllle the victim last at urd y- nI gh t, comJng out on the short end · dlvldual sc o rl ng .a g · Gubnl(\ s t a r t e d hitting the net and 50 score . of a 'I the Lutes were ahead to !}tay Phll DeJarttl ne's stopped the North any other as they have aver_ . Last year, Whitworth was ranked number one DjltlOnally In N.A..I.A. i :\ortlq uls<t fouled out ',"' I th 11 ml n- Hal l ( 3 ) winning streak in an over- aged 75.2 points per game. Their (\ef(>nsl e ho no rs, wtth a 5 .4 average per game. A t the pres ent ti me . lites to play, but Den s oss, sub- t i m e thriller, 30-27. DeJar dl ne's h i ghest total came In a 100-90 vlc­ � � unofflclally, of cour8e, PacifiC � t.be ran (:omes up n� mber one ac ross the sUtute forward, took mup Rthe slack started oft In a nurry, having a 12 tory over S ttle Pacl&. point lead at one time. North Hal l nation In that depa rtment. Agal 8t cO lege competition the Lute. have The cart.a and Lutes have beautifolly, scori,:g 8 points during 1 ( ) k � per contest. Thlg notted the count In the closing play ed sWlld 3 Yielded only a little ove 53.5 �01Mt8 sounds good, but his stay In the lineup. ()me common opponents, sO Nordquist, it·!; e ve n better when you on i der the advent of the two-shot foul rule seconds . Bromely's last.second shot t:b I Hoover and Sinderson followed Gu- fell short for the DeJardlne boys ere can be some comparisons wh i ch has u ppe d college scoring considerably this s eason . . Central downed CPS 8 1-70. bru d all thre gettlng 9 counters . In the overUme, North Hall (3) dwrhaiwn � I�'s a fact-Roger Iverson, flpeedy guard from Lincoln of Tacoma, Switchi ng opponents le 'the Lutes won by 13. 60-47. with C.P.S., scored only one gi ft toss as DeJara,radu ate of '54, ha"S dropped out up at the VnlversHy of Washington. th L Lewis & Clark, 72-70, edg Central e utes' traveling partner, the dine's p cked up a goal from the The ex-Lincoln basketballer hasn't had much rest tho ugh-It seems \V'hlle PLC had little trouble In wln­ G lad iators won their fourth straight floor a n two c h ty tosses. Bramethat all the !JD1all co l leg es In rthe vlcln�ty think he ' s just wh at the do tor 84-;3 and 63-56. Nicholson's c game and their second In many I y was Mgtl for the winners with nlng ordered. 'C a t s bopped Western 68-61 and nights, downing U.B.C. 49-33. 11 pOints. i rso n and &:hnalble 91-77. PLC won over Western three Ron Storaasll, who started in ba8ketball during the 1952-53 campaign, I well that the Lute defense sha r tbe p i n t. honors for the lo stimes. 62-53, 53.44 and 61-49. has been discharged and 'plans to re-enter at the semester. He wlil forego wast was functioning as the:lr o fense ers with 9 poi nts apiece. :"Hchol-son will probably h a v e basketball this spring In order to retain another year of eligibility. managed only 14 at 49 shots for a Other game'! during the week ;. J c ( 6-1 ) and Bob Logue rTes-h man AI Murry sI gn ed the dotted line and wJll be inducted Into .286 shooting average. As If not Ivy Hall (A l won a pair, 45-24 an 6a-0k) Brantner sta lng a t forwards, B o b ( the Army for a three-year enlistment period on January 1 4t h. Hope to i t ti n g from the field was enough 64-57, over T roma and the Chlmp s, ) (6 �ee him back here quarterback ing the football center, and Don Hea­ Dunn at -4 squad some day. the Luthe rans carried their bad aim respectlvely eat Ivy . The Faculty x (5-9) and Don Myers ( 5- 9) at Phll Nordqui s t' s 13.3 pOints per game ranks him third In pre-Everto the tree throw line. The Lutes Hall (B) 54-31. Eastern won over co guards. Don Lyall (6-3) a)1j,o could green play. Here are the sco rin g leaders to date, excluding Phil Jo rdo n missed 20 gr tis tosses and made Omega's, 51-47. S tubs over Clover I SliP Into the starting five. Dunn Is and the fact that CBC has not reported yet. good on 21. The game u ndo ubtedly C reek, 46-43. N rth Hall ( 3 ) over the tallest man on the squad a.t Name Tot, Pta. Ave. would have had a wider margin had C re w Cuts. 4 94 7 . Omegas over the 6'4 " , whi c h gives the Lutes a con� I Don Heacox, Central Washington. .. ...... 146 16.2 the Glads been a b le to take adYan- 1 Jokers, 47-3 4. slderable hei ght advaIl'tage s Nick Con Myers, Central Washington... .. . .. 144 16 tage of the girt throws. For th e Those I nterested In the Intramur- Kelderman (6-7) and Phila NordPhil Nordquist, Pacific lutheran ......... ..... ...... . .. 120 1 3.3 al ping pong tournament sign up on I, qulst (6-5) will be In the starting Bob Elia8on, College of Puget Sound... . 117 13 get ar ound me" Nordquist fouled the )fSts o n the bulletin boards as ; lineup along wi th Jack H o o v e r 11.7 Bill Medin, College of Puget Sound... 105 ou t with most of the second half to soon as poss le The tourney will (6 1 ) Jack Slnderson ( 5-1 1 ) and 104 1 1 .6 John Barnett, C.ollege of u g t Sound... go . This dubious act, ho weve r, did begi n the fi r s: part of February, AI Gu brud (6.0). Bob Logue, Central Washington... 10.7 97 no t thwart him a s he led th e scor- and all are Invited to partici pate . PLC will sport a n 8-3 re rd go96 19.2 Dick Edwa...d8, Easte ...n Washington... Ing wi th 11 poi nts . S1nderson a.nd Ing Into th e game and also has aJ. 1 1 .25 Bob Stone, Western Washington... 90 H ov er each had 10. lowed only 63,6 points per contest Nick Kelderman, Pacific luthe ...an . ...... ... ....... ........ 87 9.7 Follow ng are the summar es WEEK'S CALENDAR to their opponents. . How many people h ave no ticed the new scoreboards In the PLC gym. WhIch win prevafl? T'M Lotes' WESTERN GAME The welcome Improvement Is a gi ft trom last year's senior class and vaUIllted defenee or Central's or. Satu...day, January 15 PlC (61) 1 WWCE (49) \\;11 be presented to the school by Ri hard Stuhlmlller, presld�nt of the fense, Call BR. 2121 after el""en 0 I No rdquist , f.. 9 1 Sto ne, t . . . .. ..13 8 : C entral-P basketball conclass of 1954, at the PLC-Western game on January 29th. Saturday night to tlnd the answer. Hoover, f 9 1 Brooks, f ... . .. 8 test, at Central, Elle n sburg. Tomorrow night's game with Central IOOIDe a "big" one. Many II eld erman, c 6 ! Forbes, c ..... ... 6 Sunday, January 16 people thInk that the " Cats," b avlng legged 11 wins and 0 defea ts at ! GUbrUd, g . . .1 98 1 dli f, g .. . . 0 2 : 3O---Cholr rehearsal. present, stand an excellent cbance o f gOing all the wa.y. 'l l attek �tb nderso , g . I Jahr, g . . _ 4 7: 00 Chri stian Students' Asaoour boys! Ross, f . 8 1 Cow den . . . 4 elation, SUB. Eggan, f 2! dall . . 60 Hanson. g -..-.. 0 I Scho tt PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS � erstad, g J It's VERN'S . R SLER'S RKET

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.Four PLC 8tudents journeyed to ery couple weeks Cor several semes.. 1 Columbus, Ohio, during Christmas ters. Wben this e ludenl gradUAtet' vacal.lon to attend the ALe Confert er probably will t a k e bls ence of Parish MJ9Slon . Bu nders ��:c :. from Dec . 28 to Jan 1.. Greta John.. " It's all stil i Greek to me," Jen.. son, Bobbl Blrkeda.hl, floyd.Ohman, sen adrolts cheerCully. "But by 1962, and Nick Nieman new from SpoI ought to be uite an e pert." kane to Chk:ago, then entrained to q x If the 'Shop happens to be emply Bainbridge 9tate Park wnere the tbe Parkland clipper isn't at a loss ; conCerence was held. he gives himself a music lesson. He They were one of the four groups keeps a violin handy. Or It he Is In Crom Lutheran collegea who< volun..

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sented were Capital UnlversLty, CoJensen supplements bis barber Jumbus, Ohio; Wartburg College, shop learnln' by enrolling In an WaverlY, Iowa; and Teras Luther.. whiskers. South Halllte, and Floyd Newland, b occasional course at PLC or a night a n College. A suburban Tacoma arber final.. who were m:lnied last Sunday at " Topics in the sessions for the Iy bas come up with an answer to session at Lincoln High. When he t c he m this age-old male bugaboo. In the has a daytime class he puts a sign training of evangelism teams in.. �� ;�:o;�:.'::���l f'�r::�o��U�:s per:. shop up locks and window the In teohnlQuee oC visitatIOn and e uded l waning weeks of 1954 be Introduced �(;rmed by � !\ ltor Bueltmann, father .. civilization to his bralnstorm-vac.. for an hou r. In recent years he bas .survey, Bible study. and Indoctrina of Faith u·,(>1t ' ll nn, PLC senlor earned college credits I n speech tion 0 f t h e AmerIcan Luthers.n .. uum balrcuts. li'alth '\0:1 J1I:.l. Bricker, Junior, were . a music d appreciation Cburcb. Added teM-ures included a n Albert Jensen, an ex..Minnesota the only .J."�"[�..Jant1l. farmer who ha5 been mowing scalps I .IenSen pooh..poo hs suggestlons GaUlean service on ,the edge or the Floyd ( Big John ) , a PLC '5 4 grad, on Parkland's Garfield Street the J by customers that he patent bls lake and Q New Year's Eve service. majored I n History and PoU tlcal p s Clergy leading the sessIons were a t eight years , says be bas been ! idea of vacuum haircuts. Instead, Science bere any Is now spending thinking 0 f t h e Innovation f o r ' he em:ours.ges eVoJry other barber Rev Henry HoeBmann, Director of his time wJ'� Uncle Sam. Slnce he y ver got around to try.. i who can lay hands on a vacuum Evangelism for ALC; Dr. Marcus ears, but ne . will be shipped to Japa� 10 two I cleaner to adopt tbe idea. To leI.. ! Rieke, Director or Y o u t b; Rev. ing it out until la.tely. . O weeks, t1l hap�y pa: -"ec:r!fld to be I I W members of his profession, he I Chester Patten, a.8slstant Youth 01.. Whirring Contraption married LUll !:l unda l:larbara. an e I reetor; and Rev. E. Be.sh, CI!jveland expresses...one I)ote ot caution; The first time customers gap Ed:.lcaLJOn major, wUI j 0 I n b I m \\ hen, near lhe end of the standard Don't use the yacuum on a cus.. pastqr. there wben sbe complet'es her sen.. clip Job, Jensen wbeels out a Whlr" tomer .....earlng a toupee It'll clog ,.--Jor year thIs June. ring contraption wltb a long eel up your machine and he'll stomp (Be.ck to the csual ) : Seen outside shaped tube It Is nothing more out or your sbop singing. 'Hair o the study lounge on third floor Is than a vacuum cleaner like the one day Gone Tomorrow " T -, tbe following: ··Beware, Comrades, "the mlssus" uses on the living I

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; The Luther College Choir will the works at 15 c1aesical contemPorary composers at the far.kla.n<l C9q-c.e.r.t.,. ,c.c0f.l�4U\, �P._'Y9:l: ; lege dormitory auxiliaries ot the:" local committee' on arrangements. The choir will appear at Chapel­ Muslc-S·peech bulldt,ng on F�bruary 7, at 8 : 00 p.m. The program ot the Luther choir consists ot selections which are both new and tamillar to the con�ert audiences ot the Middle West and Pacltlc Northwest. The major classical work to be sung Is Bach's "Jesu, Priceless Treasure." Repre­ sentative of the contemporary com­ positions are" "Hosanna to the Son at David:' by Gibbons; "Advent Motet," by Schreck; "Thy KIngdom Come," by Sateren. Weston Noble, Director Miscellaneous .works t n c I u d e ----- .----"Poor Wayfaring Stranger." a spiro Itual; "ChrlsUans Awake," a Bo· hemlan carol; "Unto Us a Child Is Born:' from the 17t-h Century, and other similar sacred songs. I present

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ORATORY WINN ERS-Stuart Gi lbreath, center, sophomore, holds the trophy he won Wednesday evening in taking first place In the col­ lege'. ninth annual oratorical contest. Other winners were Mra. Jean Werle Rutherford, left, Orting, third plac·e, and Judith Bur�ker, Eug en e, Oregon, second place.

Spiritual Emphasis W e e k, announced . thls year for February 7 1 .through 11, "ill fealure Dr. S. L. Swenson, president at tbe Columbia , 0 n a o �er�:e;��rc :, :'��;:B� l:: l�; 'c, "We Who Are to Live." Dr. I, oo , Education Majors Swenson, former proCessor at the The cast Cor tbe stage play to be Lutheran Bible Instff\Jte In Seattle, A given on and February 25, 24 '" To Student Teach , was last year at M8:Y Commence- i Wednesday January 19 marked Double·Barrel Detective Story," has By POIU! Luc�y ment awarded an honorary Doctor All-School Oratori- just been revealed by Director Jerry I n Tac. Schools the finals of the ot Divinity degree from PLC. I NowI gthat we hela v e dt h e beard 'Cal Contest held Ina t·hpe C·M-Sd at Slattum and his assistant, MArlon Thirty senior education majors at h pa e I I Le r th; ;h : � : ;n �:!e e;�:;:� t:�: �:�:' �n ��;.���;e �u:� :::��:g�: �.,j)i�;p:� �:�t:ll��� :h: �;:�:� ;: ;�: �;ay Is a three-Qct mystery Pacific Lutheran College will do "Courageous in Faith," "Loyal to on all of the girl trlends that have parlment. Tbought Inspiring words comedy based on -Mark Twain's practice teaching in Tacoma and God," "Friendly to Man," "Honest left their bearded "ex" boys. Serl' were given to tbose students, tac- story and re-adapted for stage by :��n��y :�:� sc::�: :���g :�� er n s In Business," and 'Unwaverlng In ously.though. I would like to answer ulLy members, and trlends of the Robert St. Clair. Hope:' I a Cew Questions that b a e been college who attended. The Mory begins in England, at week. During Cour evening meetings, I raised as of late concer'llng the Some of the Ideas presented to us the turn ot the eentury and then Dr. Theodore Sjodlng, director ot M 0 n d a y through Thursday, Dr. contest. To the Spurs. yes, you can In the order they were given were: comes directly to Hope Canyon,_ secondary education at PLC, will Swenson will consider with the stu- enter. We stalled you ott so that Judy llureker, "The Pleading Cry" C<>lorado. The enUre plot Is lIghten j -s upervlse 15 9t.udent teachers in dents tbe outstanding characteris- the fellows could have a chance. To -Each one must take a personal tn- cd by Mrs. 'Stillman's · son, who their junior high and h1�h school tics of some 'Godly Leaders ot the Blue Key we also say yes , you terest In the yout·b we know who seems to have the "schnozola" ot work. has gotten In trouble. All are r& blood-h<lund, with hte In·human sort I The secondary teachers &lld the Men," as recorded iii the H o i y I ean use Vlgoro. aChOOIS w·here they will teach In­ Word. The subjects will be present. ! Getting down to the real stuTt, sponslble for helping a juvenl1e d& of sens'" fat' smell. ed on the order of a Bible study. A <though. we would Uke to emphasize IInquent 1.0 become a loyal citizen. Those In the cast include: Arthur, clude Kathryn Blery, Bethel ; Carol final session on Friday noon will the Book Exchange. Warren Meyers I Tore N I�lsen, "Do Unto Others" - Tom Reeves; Mrs. Stillman, Terry Brace, Clover Park; Faith Buell­ conclude a week ot promised spiro . is In charge ot It this semester and ! Foreign aid In the name ot human- Lindsey ; Nancy Palmer, Helen SI- mann. Lincoln; her Ellaaon, Juan Itual growth In faUh, love, and un· through him we hope th.a.t many ot lty must be given by the UnIted monsen; Amanda Sink, Bev SmIth; Lee; Maurice Fink, Sumner; Jack derstandlng. ! you will be able to get some good .l States. "We must help In the rice Rosemary Hillyer, Kay Wise; Sam- Foote, Flte; Rose Larson, Clover books at reasonable "(&'les. We will paddles. How many of lou know my HlIlyer, Ray Mensch; Mra. Ho- Park ; Mozelle iManhaD, Lincoln; be open starting Thursday or test whM It ' is -to 8 t a r v e, actually gan, Mary Alice \Drexel; S a d i e Frank Pavia, Bethel; Wallace Ho­ week In the ·upper SUB. See you 'Starve?" SmIth, Virginia T·hompsen ; Jacob 'gelstad, Lincoln; Suzanne Sku­ there. ' Carol B r a c e, "intellectual Sui- Fuller, Roy Nelson; Flint Buckner, blnna, Clover Park; Brian Price, Once again this year we are go- cide" -"The more we know, the Dick Barnwell; FetloCk Jones, Paul Stewart; Douglas McGrath, Puy­ We don't stop to Ba6tlng; Pat Riley, BUl Da.nll ; a11up; Nancy Turman, Clover Park; Ing to have a blood drive tor those better tor us MOORHEAD, Minn.....:.At the age ot you who are 80 full at the old think." Theretore we should "galn Ham Sandwich, Knobby Anderaon; and Helen Nel1fOn, unaaeigned_ ot elghty-one, Sivert A. Jordahl of -stuff that you just can't keep It In knowledge" and use It by the pnr and Sherlock Holmes, Larry Sho- Junet E. Runbeclr:, director ot eleberg. mentary education, :..111 have 16 BtUMoorhead, Minnesota, haa written you without h u r t i n g your con- cess at "reflected thought." and published a 126-page book aD 'science. It wlll be coming U'P pretty Stuart Gilbreath, "The Sign ot The tlrst rehearsal was yesterday dent teachers to supervise. so now soon Iron of loU! eat It by Our Tlme"-"At the present rate at 7 o'clock. Rehearaala will conNonnal Lutheran . .the of history the Dr. Sjading and Miss Runbeck . School at Sioux Falls, South Va- any chance you are a Uttle atraid ot prevailing atUtudes . . . Q short tinue after tlnal test week. spend at least tllree· lull morn.1ngs kota, where he formerly was & mem- of the idea just ask some at the time before the United States ot Committees tor the play have not per semester w i t h eaeh student ber ot the faculty and, for a year, people that had theirs drawn last America can be termed totalitarian yet been chosen. The directors stat- teacher, year. They are etJll alive and do not I . . . Discipline mind In search for ed that anyone wishing to be OD a The elementary Mudent teachers was acting .president. committee should contact either Now lInng with his daughter, teel that they have lost too much truth and reallty.." their schools are Mrs. Evelyn ot their vim and Vigor. Hang loose! Thomas Reev�s, "White Heat"- Jerry Slattum or Marlon Leonard. and College Concordia Anna Jordahl, Hayne, Sumner; Mary KnudBOD. Are we going to "devour ourselves librarian. Mr. Jordahl finds time to Whitman; Shirley Lewis, DeLong; in heat and sand . . . Sttengt!l ls In TEN STUDENTS RECEIVE do the carpenter and cah�et work CHESTERMAN ENGAGED ]tIre. Mary Jean Payne, J a m e a education." Man must restrain from AUGUSTANA SCHOLARSHIPS ot the college ca1eterla In addition TO TEACH ENGLISH S⩽ Beverly Tranum, Fern Hill; to his writing. He ·belleves that as Miss Elnora Chesterman, gradu- ..uslng these new weapons if he· Ten PLC students have been gtv- Mrs. Marjorie Young, Whitman; en scholarships by the CalifornIa GeraldCashen, Lister; Roseann& retired educator, -he should not aote student at the Unl....ersl·ty at wants to Hve. Washington, has been engaged by Deyrol Anderson, "The Technol- Conterence ot the Augustana Lu- Hartill, WUlard; Malcolm MarUo.. waste time In idleness. the college to teach English the sec- ogy of Peace" -"Thls is not an age theran Church. Puyallup; Mrs. Ruth RJpell, Park­ ond semester starting :i;ebruary 1. l ot war, yet race to militarism . . . The students Include N o r m a land; SYMPHONY HERE FEB. 1 Marlene Wendt, Manitou; The Taeoma Civic Orchestra, un- Miss Chesterman Is a graduate at ' a step must be taken by some na- Kempka, Paul Basting, Betty iean Carol Paul, Horace Mann; Marion der the direction ot Dr. . Stanley the University at CaJorado and has ! lion . . . why not the United States I Condray, Glenn Johnson, Eunice Leonard, McCarver; Beatrice Han­ Chapple, will give a concert In the anM. A� degree trom 'Yashtngton. · . . . We are not trusting in justice, Swenson, Theodore Carlstrom, War- sen, Whttman; and Geraldine DLx­ ren- Meyers, Carl Hol!!!.lI!en!.. �rger on, unasslgned_ .:..... C:M-S iuanon1IIif"" Tueatta.y eV""6nIn"l';"""Sh-e- ·haflallghC ror several years In ! we are lrUs"[rng--l rf n 1 'nrs." ; secondary schools in Alaska. I (Continued on P&2'A Four) ! Pearson and Herschel HIll. Feb. 1, at 8 : 30 p.m.

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The Ly-ceum Se.nea will present Gerard Souzay, baritone, In the I on February 15 1 the ·i.blrd in the I ee'tlea sponsored by t.b�e- F� ;..; d�ni bo'dy. The admission "price WIll be $1.25 tor .those who do !TOt bave tickets. i Mr. Souzay was recognized as I lI �::o;� ��:n P::::e :::�: ��lt: ! States In 1950 fot bls concert debut ! and his first AmerIcan tour. He .p r 0 v e d to etHics and audiences alike that "he bas everything a singer needs" and that bls singing is "truly making music with the voice." C·�I·S audl-torlum at S p.m. This Is·

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c. S. A. Publlshed every Friday during the school year by student.e of Pacific Lutheran College. Entered a� second class mailer. October 2, 1952, at the Post Office at our· Parkla.nd, Washington. Prayer Is powerful! :'Ifaybe you rather it is our duty to place wHI. Ottice: Student Union Telephone GRanite 8611 don't but testimoni es selves completely under his this helleveSubscription price---$1.50 p�r year And here, on�e again. is your by DIany prove t'hl� tact One fellow The range of things for which we Ghost Rider. all set to air a few on our campus COrdl g very \"I,� to God In may pray Is words, ;n"aCatsoev:r ;: problems, so tbose of you who don't prayer when his rturned esus' own became serl. Supercilious Sneer will I like to bear other .people's prob­ ollsly ill. Shortlya1her that name, My In ask l a h afterward his s lems. read no further. Actually. father began improving father may be glorlfled Nordquist · C rl stro m and Is now do, that the there are four things to be dealt completely recovered, Many other in the Son." (John 1 4 : 131. God but space 'permi-ts consJdera- people can give you their test!· wants to be happy and wtll withhold The long predictfHl end ,has come: after a brief moment in the lime- �with. I truly good from us. W light we hUckl� back into obscurity. ith our Pogo bOOk�, press cards I, tion or onl¥ one this week. tr.onles of the ,things granted to nothing We should pray often and develop and letters of �ri C'l, sm tucked under our little Old arms we wander out In ehaDel. Monday morning, the them by praye!', . tn . good prayer habits, even though . �t ,the �!orning .�tist. off�.c_�. and, int.o the .s � k� ���;� � � I � ! }� ����I.r� s �:. : :'\"::�':�:�i�::: . . ,--,q,?�� .9.!>'I,·,Jj.�Jf��g�·. ,F;�th:e_\ t�: l!l'!Mtl*!il·prayer .can b�Q,WA.-�.s..u��, ;: .p22� some of tbat \n��ll�l4J.. .p-r-9w�-rr .we b�ve s�� � o.ec essaraOUllbTe.l. . . , .', iti l � · and .wj\,nt� l\(>."i,tD pray ; It IS. Allow1t. In tho' OM: -' on th�B' campus. "Ii hasis a m i. There is one left unsaid . , . the solu tion to this thing caned is indeedP surpris1ng to your Ghost our menns of having fellowshI a.nd - deu.u··i?"wl!. Testa.m�nl G<>d appointed certain P college. ,We say, modestly, we bave We propose_that all clubs, orga�- Rider communIon with HIm, especlally that only 80me people.,..have h 0 1\ r s during the day ,,"8 prayer . zation�. pa{'ks, gangs, festl\'als. glee II.nd perloo societies be disbanded, . f ' vi e de n e since fellowship i8 ne<�essary for periods. but nothing Is men'tioned I It would follow that all "busy work" would go, the problem would be :�t��:rd /I �i�;. I�eI�'sIna����: the sit. faith, love. and hope. However, God In the New Test:ament about prayer solved. !'othing to do but study·study·study, acquire Imagination, and lIatlon: Who are we? Students us a choice; shall we be pf'rlodH e x c e p t the Example of learn to grapple with ideas. \Ve would turn out learned m.en and women, Pacific Luthe-ran College, we reprofe. gives prayerful or prayerless, with God As y o u n g Christians we perhaps slightly stereotyped and haggard . . . no matter. ent the institution, the I nstitution or Godless? should take i,t upon ourselves to lise \Vhat of the joining instinct in people, the drive ,to get Into tha.t club srepresents \the Lutheran' Church. Jesus tells llS that If we pray, be. at least a few minutes every day in wherein your interests are found ; tl!at club that w1l1 help you prepare What do we have ? Supposedly a H evlng. we shall receive. But to earnest prayer. for your t'uture work or even that club where you can aCQu.ire a bIt of sterling example or Christian edu· have power in prayer we must live Power In prayer brings to my fame, (a few loving cups) or gain a little authority. We propose that I cation. An educational In harmony with God's w ll and a ra.mous saying that might each person ghould form his own c1� and he should be president, veep, ! with as high standards institution are to be purposes. It is not up to us tol declde help you in your prayer life. "X1ore etc, It would follow it would be tbe best organization because it round anywhere,' wtth spiritual em· an I ssue and ilien ask {or God's things are wrought by pra.yer than caters to his tastes and has an exclusive, elite membership. There would phasis Ilnex£elled, stamp or approval on o lr deciSion, Ihis world dreams 0(." l be no possible way for anyone to feel bad about not being expended How then do we live up to these -------c�---­ membership privilege. because each would be satisfied with what we standa�ds? How successfully do we had, Each club could have an annual Beauty or Handsome Harry contest o d d n r t e t (any kind of contest, in tact) and no one would feel slighted or left out 'D", ed. 'eace,,'or,'.'n"d ,'u'DDD'O,'. Student Express/'on Should because-you win. You could present yourself with the biggest trophy edly by ,ourselves? Do we, or are you could find. The possibilities are endless. H ave P..roper, Unse If"IS h M 0 t',ves There would be confliction over meeting time a.nd place. All we guilty of false advertising? These Questions are important to hind expression. High school sLUBy John H o l u m elections would be unanimous and all executive decisions eagerly car· rted out by the enthusiastic membership. Come Saturday night you could each and every one1n YOli as Chris· There seems to be an emphasis dents revere the charmIng person· d u nd V ' s I ' this school year on student ex pres· allty and the capable athlete, Some haye any kind of activity (withIn bounds) you wanted. If your favorite Ua n ' ' a � was lacking, your club could "olun'teer to do It. There could be no gripe dent, O, �LC. Tbe : sw:�� ��s;�: sian. Along wi-th such an emphasis or this reverence shifts to Intellect they turn supplied by you, and i travels the necessity of h a v 1 n g In the older and more mature col· about lack of things to d0--1000 clubs presenting 1000 different activi[ liP negative to wha.t they sbould be, something to express, and thua we t ' �����!; ti e s-dw ell on -that a minute. ion to this problem I have the birth of serious thinking. �::::��::��:��:�:��:� �� P.S.-Say, there's a pretty good little essay on humor in Walt Kelly's then tcOhemesolut u, again yo let fro it �e The process way not be as simple their men-tal powers j ust must high The Incompleat Pogo called "The Estate of Our Independence," H you . as�mdJvi�Uals, . for it IS Ii as that. bllt obviously there should school students strive to exhi bit emphaSIzed, of course. It you don't like Pogo I you like Po 0 ou have already read who stands to gam or lose the be some relation between expressed athletic prowess. In doing so we uestlo! �ur sanity ot course. It you haven't come into contact with I most by. the outcome. . I opinion and thought. orten forget our status as students, �oga, I W�Uld reco�end you do so and read these few pages, too. You flgure owe When the ooring lI.iast staff an· seekers of wisdom, and aM.empt a I PLC . I,t out,Don�tn yt oyou somethlDg u 0 w e I nounced its desire to print : new position as learned scholars. TEST WEEK AT OLD MAIN )I'Ourself something? opinion 1 thought it a fine opport- One unfortunate result i s th at we By Martha "Skip" Douglass tunity to express my views on the not only deceive others, but also 'Twas the night before finals, subject of student expression. It Is ourselves. and actually begin to be. \ . And all through the Dorm, my purpose to share something that Iieve we are wiser than we really Dorm D 01 n 5 . Every crea{llr(> was cramming to w(>ather the s.torm. Is important to me and hope that are, The students were settled all !mug at their desks, you too will benefit from it. Ano-ther m o t i v e i n expression South Hall Sojourn While v sions of test grades danced in their heads, I At the weekly Sunday meeting of I Pastor Thompson In his last sel'- may exi�t. The .desire to condemn A wash rag was hung by the desk 'with care SOllth Hall girls, money maldng mo na has spoken on famlly rela· and crjUclz� Is al l or us, for In In hopes that the Sandman would not stop there. projects were d!s.cussed and a rarh- tionships. His purpose in doing dOing so we unconsciously attempt With Wickstrom in her kerchief and Houze in her cap, has not been t o present his congre to ' cover and excuse er unique suggestion was offered. our own sh ort. They just settled down for a long night's nap. Although a date has not definitely galion with st�rtling new ideas nor comIngs. If this Is true of you as It When out in the hall there arose such a clatter, been set, the (ollowing project is to establish himself as an authorl- Is of me, then maybe you would She sprang from her bed to see what was the matter. under serious consideration. (Atten. tarian or ideal erample. He would find it valuable to memorize I Cor. Away to the door she new like a nash, rather draw their attention t o and 13 : 2. "And though I have . lion, men!). the Tore open the door and made a dash, their interest in Hvlng as of prophecy, a n d understand gift all The "Auctioning of Services" to 'I renew The ll ght from ber bedroom on the warped, chilled floor God would ve them llve. In other mysteries, and all knowledge, and t ho s e grou ps interested, namely words, it Is � Gave a s-hadow of midnight to objects and doors, hiS desire that they seek though I have all faith that I North Hall and at:her sueh tab. "The good." In\ ibI s paper articles When what to her wondering eyes should appear, Iishments, which woul� consIst of of critical a n d suggestive t o n e .::ould remove mountain�, and have . But an em.pty hall and bottles of root beer? not charity, 1 am nothing." No matoffers fr om South Hall girls With a IItUe old rlyer so gushing and gurgling, which are directed toward the stu· ter how accurate our analYSis may clean rooms, wash cars, wash and dent She knew in a moment that It could be disturbing. usually have the same purpose. be, if It ia not done In the right iron clothes. serve ,rOOd and other More .rapid than lightning wHh mops she worked, Much .the same spirit is necessary spirit it is worthless. n s And she whistled and shouted and called girls who lurked. In any form of l serious expression :� This verse may help us then to ��e�e �:�����u:: ,���:,: !:n :a: However, that Is not alwR-n the. establish Oh! EnglIsh and Anatomy, Oh! Chemistry and Zoo, proper values, so that be auctioned off to the highest bidOh! Latin and Greek, Oh! poor mind and soul. case; rather, than seeking a better when we are dISCUSSing among our. . der and on a deSignated day, they To the middle of the hall ! 'understanding by sharing Ideas or seIves or expressing our views ou . would be performed. Such a pro· To the top of the wall! o fering a kind and gentle crlt!· paper, we seek love, faith, and un. � gram has been carrIed out Quite .... ay, mop away, all! Now, mop away, mop a" Clsm, we many ti mes have other derstanding r&ther than praise or successfully at St. Olaf and the gen· motives when expressing ourselve s. self·satlsfaction. Whatever our attiAnd tben in a mom&nt you Ileard on t·be 0001', eral consensus is that it's a " good Since we have at the present tude may be The swIshing and swashing of each wooden door. n1. deal ! 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changed hands 3 or 4 times until a \'etage while PLC's Is 55.7. How- ga's 40·39. Gooch's Gulch outlasted I Central again zoomed to anmher e.ser, these figures do not Include Clover Creek 45-42 to bold down I S,point lead. With substitute Denny the Lutes ' last three games, Which ·the fourth place spot In t-he standRoss contributing two hook shots Ings. The Crew Cuts broke even I lowered the average to 55.5. and a pair or free tbrow9 PLC was On the otber side of the ledger. d ll rlng tbe week by beatl.ng Eastern bark In the ball game and rlnally West Virginia Tech leads the na· 59·48, then losing to the Omega's staged a drive that carried them to lIon's small schools In oftense with 47 ·55. a 67. 6.1 lead which Central couldn' t Other games during the week : b,.eak. a record breaking 104.4 per game

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pace. One of t�e mai n reasons for Tacoma 0 v e r the Jokers, 48·35; Jack Sinderson, for the second . . thIS I S their , 7. 8 % toul shooting Stubs over Chimps, 53·4 4 ; Faculty i stralght game, was hIgh for the Lu­ the F'ederal Old LIne Insurance Company or Seattle, dumped in 31 pOints average which also tops the coun· over Jokers, 57·33. therans with 23 points. Two other The Intramural basketball aSPir- 1 try. Last report's leader, Brander's, as the F'eds beat the Buchan Bakers 77-75 I n amateur play. Lut.es hit double figures as Nick slipped to fourth behind Baltimore ants will take a week off tor finals. A thought worth m e n t i o n i n g is the fact that the Pac i fi c Lu theran , Kelderman got 1 8 and Jack Hoover and Mt. St. Mary's. Wheaton or 1lI1- :Iay will resume as per usual the u r b e the by sponsored be l l i w 1 y r a on Kennewick In Eastern with game 1 got 1 8 and Jack 1 3. Nick Kelderm'n nols has won only tour of twelve lollowlng week. Lutheran B roth e rho o d of First Lutheran Church In KennewIck. Hoover 13. Nick Kelderman'e regames ·Ulls season, but they are The singles and doubles Intra- b That's all for now! Hope everyone survives the test week. ound1ng In the second haIt played eighth In offense with an 87.6 aver- mural ping pong tournameut begins . an Iml?ortant part in tbe Lutes' se<:. the flrst part ot February. Those , age per contest. ond halt surge. PLC's roul shOOIlIng I Swyers of West Virginia Tech Interested are to sign up on the lists was vastly Improved as theY hIt on ;; leads the Individual scorers with a posted on the bulletin boards. ,Ev· = = = = = = = = = ;;" = = = = = = = = = = = = = = --;;; 33 ot 43 chances. eryone Is welcome to pa.ticipate. 38 1 a\' erage per game Fi nal exams put a two week A fe\\ of the boys have beard? (Continued trom Page Two) In his Iast t'"'0 ou tlngs, sop h0e g u e Standing. damper on L u t e bask etb aII and (AnY ne\\ s would be well appreclat· had to set theI r ala I ms ten minutes more g u a r d Jack Slnderson bas ( I nclude. game. played Ji1 n 18) >t belr next opponent will be Wes-tern earl :. so Lhat the) \\ III ha\ e time to scored 47 points He hit 15 tleld ed as )OU can well determine) L l Washington on Januar 29 , at the I to they before tr and e sha I y go Im l Q ues t ion Do you have an ) Ideas goals In 23 attempts for 65 2% and PLC g m l\ y Hall A) ( ?) y . I dropped In 17 consecutive foul shots for the Stullent's Critical Eye ?" In. [ breakfast a( l 3) . in the two games. A \\ ord from the Sick \\ ard ( stead of complaining about them. , ........... 7 ��S��d�n � s e Drandt s nose Is heali g \\ h) � don't you ,\rite them down? [ D\\ am . ......_ 5 He has now converted 23 straight Gooch's Gulch ,very well. The plastic s .ugeon sai d , It's your column. free th rows and h as mi ssed onI y Crew Cu'UI JEWELRY • ..... GIFTS he would be as good as new In a . twlet:! m his last 3·1 attempts over a Taeoma . .... 5 Oa' C a l l from North Hall few weeks. 5 ... Omegas averthrow free His span. game '8IX 1 Congratulations to �lrs. Nick on Since .there will be no paper next . 5 e for the seaso n is 83.2% (51 or Stubs ................._... her completion of another year In a week, there are a few old editions :: ). .... . ..... 4 Eastern full, productive life. The apprecla· o r the Tribune, Times, P-I, Journal, ' .. .. 4: Jack leads the Lutes In conter- Faculty . tlon ot " the boys" was best ex· and Oregonian on sale In B-7. Most Central Barracks 3 pressed by Dick Brandt, who reo ot these Include Pogo and tbe other ence play wt-th 66 points I n tour Chimps ._..... ..._....-._....._.__... 6 for Nord· games Pbil 1 a mark. .5 ferred to her as our "motber away contemporary cartoons. First come, . 2 okers from mother at our hom� away tmm firs t served. There's only one thing Q ui st leads In season statistles with J 7 1 84 points In 15 contests and a 12.3 Clover Creek .... home." mlsslngthe pictures from the cur. 239 Garfield St. Parkland,Wn. 9 9 _ __ _ __ . Ivy Hall (B) . a\'erage Foremost Question in the dorml· rent events page and the rec.lpes.

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Former Lutes are going all sorts

Arter much

of places tbese dar'S. Bob McAdams, football end

or

a

couple

dIscussion, both (or decided that the

and against. I t was

seasons

Student" Counell would

nol sponsor

back. bas been commissioned sec· the OmnIbus o f ArLS, as prevIously ond lieutenant In the Marine Corps suggested. However, all the council

Gnd Is o n his way to Korea. Bob

.members said they ....111 . stand b� hind the organl�atlons who will be to say hello to old friends and jeer presen·tlng ,the \three..<Jay festival. stopped at Luteville

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on to defeat.

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B �oss, basketball and baseball regular or tour years, has finished

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These groups are Alpha Psi Om ega,

the student's wc.rkshop hand, and the art department.

clerlt-typlst schol at Fort Ord and

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became confused as

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And I erased some parts But . . .

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only made smudges . . . and there are blots where

A few places show how hard

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I wish It were better, God . . . full of wisdom . . . and neat,

' And written In courage Inste-a d o f defeat.

God's answer came slowly, when He checked oft my name. He continued His writing, while 1 waited In shame. Then . . . God looked up kindly

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FAVORITE EXPRESS IONS

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use of words, such as artistic, re-

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vorlte expressions, let us first view

execution

these "favorite expressions,"

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went along,

Passed' me another sheet and said: " H ere, child, start agai n ! "

A student committee has been ap-

Jerry Sheffels, '54. grad, vl s.1ted pointed to plan entertainment In school this last week on leave tram ; the torm ot a mixer for all In-camFort Ord. He will go back the 24th ing transfer students. This will be to tlnlsh eight more weeks at basic held In the upper SUB Monday,

sensuous,

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dies."

The

killed,

of

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winners

our democracy

were :

third,

Joan

Rutherford; second, Judy BUrf�ker;

and first, Stuart Gilbreath. Awards of $3, $5 and

r�spectlvely, were

no,

made to the ranking speakers . Thomas

Swlndland,

vlce - presl-

dent, Washington Epsilon Chapter

speakers When waiting tor the ra­ Interesting points on and

PLC

tbe

speech

Pi

Kappa Del­

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done

at

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chance to be used

Why not examine

ing all our energy on "frU'dtrating

democracy." "When \.he right of the

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cated In our dictionaries just wa:lt-

lary, and

Ity opinion and fear." We are spend'Communism"

suits of the contest, Tom gave some

store o f descriptive words 10n

Need tor

Freedom"-"Now Is no 'lIme to be

ruled by the combination ot major-

l of PI Kappa Delta, Introduced the

aesthetic

are just a tew examples of

ing for

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Joan Ruthe�[Ord. "No

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o s t e e n Also of Importance .....as the auscribed with the first place winner's e Dean trated o u r EngU sh language. Wher- nearest di ctio nary a n d refresh your t thorlzatlo n · b v he coun ll tor name It will be returned to the case ever we go. sayings such as "dig mind by adding new words and new Llbner · to pu'rcbase two chess sets In tront at the auditorium. This tro­ that crazy mixed-up kid," "wha t' s ! phrases and let these old worn-out for use In the lower SUB. pllY was given tor the ninth time I I y o u r maladjustment," or "w e l l "ravorlte expressions" dIe in peace. Wednesday night. that's Intelligent," are heard on the r p to Use the present lan for you Mr. Morris Summers, dIrector at ' lips at thousands of people, both future or you won ' t have one. I young and old. However, they are D ramatics and Speech at Lincoln •

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High School ; Mr. John Binns, at-torThe March at Dimes w111 help ney, Tacoma, Washingto n, and a. Pi ' and college students. American students who need tlnanKappa Delta Alumn us , and udge Here Is a list o f some of the more : clal aid Ir they are stricken with I Bertll Johnson, judge at Superior "Shoot, pallo while visiting or living In a frequentlv used sayings: Court, Tacoma, and Juvenile Court, pity, S-u- -e, I was Just mortified. he foreign country. erce County, served as judges. 2. Nations with the best sanitary doesn't show m e much, honestly, I ptetul to these men tor We are .. ot rate highest the how about that, housemouse, k.Jll It systems have giving their time and eperience o betore i t reproduces, isn't that In- pallo. more prevalent among high school

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D ra ma a nd Chor li s' TVlII�el a ' Iva 'I.'J"�

(Editor's Note: Is Important that students note the change of The Omnibus Arts, an annual of e h a I d t r a n �� �:: t�::e�:u� ��� �:������ �� :o�:���·�:�·c�� ��� �d ��: ��ee I production, \\111 be February 24, 25 'nlng, to Tuead�y. February 1 5tn. and 2G In the Chapel-Muslc·Speech , . . . ' . I auditorium. This production Is stu

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school term Dave, the I.C C representauve f:om KRK, IS also a radiO engmeu and has one of the three leads 10 the productlon, Gerard Souzay, a dlst m gulshed Fre!lch ban tone, will gl�e a . dent directed and the directors for concert here on Tuesday, February 1 5 , In (he C-M -S audl[onum his year are : Jerry Slatum and "Joey . " He is a lso a member of Cu ai n Call . and was Handsome I Harry tor 1953. He was aI80 prestat 8 : 30 p.m. This (oncen, third of the Lyceum Series at PLC. <t Leonard, drama; S t e v e dent of the Luther League Circuit. will be part of a 1 9 5 4 - 5 S tour wh ich will take Souzay through - Marian PLC-WHITWORT� GAME : :;���' chorus; and Jerry Bayne, Stewart Gilbreath of Tacoma Is out [he United States. TO BE BROADCAST HERE the vice·president and Is a member His program for t.hat night wtll 1 I nclude the following: Ombra ma1 Disque for his recordings, an award i The drama producUon I'S a three- Tne Pac ific Lutheran College of Phi Kappa Delta, Alpha Psi Omeact my�tery comedy based on Mark versus Wnltworth balketball tilt ga, APO, CSA service chairman, fu, from "Xerxes," Handel;"There's ,that 'has only been given thirteen Twain's story, "� Double.Barrelled Saturday evening will be broad· and was the first place winner of Not a Swain, S<:human; Three OP. Detective Story. The committees �ast direct from Spokane over the recent ortary contest. He I'S a eratlc Serenades, Mozart; T·he Stutare: Art--C a r o l Hartman, chair- KTAC, Tacoma, kllocyclel. pre-law student. 'terlng Lovers, arranged by Hugbes; man; Barbara r o n k e, Beverly Th� play-by-play account will be Service chairman for the coming Black Is the Color of My True Svenlngson, Vernita Blelsner, Robfed to tne 10c .. 1 atatlon by KREM Lo\'e's Hair, arranged by Niles; and will be Ross Goetz or S'pOkane. erta Humble' Carol Heins, Ordetta of Spokane. Tne broadcaat wil l Aterm I Rise When You Enter. Chandler. pre-seminary student and presl· Bechtel. Make.up-M y r n a Berg, I start at 7: 55 p.m. dent of Ivy Hall, he Is Interested' tn chairman ; Joanne Dahle, L i n d a I nl�I��:��a�I;�'::�:':le;�:c�-=;� the Young Life groups at Clover Hurd, Tom Morris. House--Betty and was famous in Europe and in Park High School in lAlkewood. Jean Condray, chairman. Proper· North Africa as a conceI't and operSophomore Judy Bureker was ties-Dick Brown, chairman; Carol H ig h 5 C h 00 I aUc artist, his meteoric success picked as pubHclty chairman. Judy Sorensen, Marlene Stuhlmi1ler, Bar'both times he was In America was ha:i been active in PI Ka·ppa Delta, bara MacDonald, Dave Scherer, Ron Debate 500 n Curtain unusual even in the unpredictable Alpba Psi Omega, OrHo. S t a g e--John Buckner, chair- On tbe 25th and 26th of this chestra, Call, world of m·uslc. Music lovers e.nd and she took second man; Jon Soine, Mark i'reed, and month, the Washing-ton State De- place In Spurs, professional musicians wbo had the recent oratory contest Don Lyles. heard Souzay In Europe, or owned bate Coaches Association H I g h on campus. Judy Is from Eugene, some of his records, packed hls "A Tribute to Sigmund Romberg" I School d sl)Onsored Oregon. urnamen<t. T by concerts expecting the best. They and "This Is My Country." arranged i Pacific Lutheran will again Helen Jordanger, also from Euwere not disappointed. by Fred Waring, are two features as last year, hold College, their debate here. gene, has b e e n chosen clerical Gerard Souzay bas alwaye loved of the chorus. Also, there will be : Approximately 350 students are chalrma!l. Helen's other acUvtUes music, and, unUke many young 'Several small ensemble �roups such I expected to parUclpa.te, as Invita- Include Spurs, and ICC representa19t5. he had fInancial and spiritual as 50105, triOS, and quartets. More tlons rto 95 high schools in thIs state tlve from the sophomore class. , our1lgement from a musical fam· t a e I n I GERAD SOUZAY e r e so o ��� I ����� �n s c ::d:� :� I ' �:k: �� � � � '�'I�r: a: :�� � :��:::n�: : :n: ::o!� Ta�:�:, �: S�l��� =o��e�ro:. I r to date--rul'llher aCknoWledge- cess, ao anyone who likes to sing His operatic appearances Include times I 150 students participated. ship ohalrman of CSA. Eddie's time performances as Aeneas In " Dido ment of a great voIce, is asked to come to rehearsalS. The style of speaking are fol· -has been taken with Choir, Arubas· and Aeneas" at the Paials des Mr Souzay will be accompanied I Men are especially needed, etates lows: Oxford Debate, Lincoln-Doug· sador Q u a r t e t and chairman of 'Beaux Arts In Brussels In 1946, as by DaLton Baldwin His managing Steve Brandt, director las Debate, extemporaneous speak- Frosh Week. Eddie Is a pre-semiIk: Adonis in "Venus and Adonis" in dl rector Is Mark Levine I LightIng will be a feature of the ing, impromptu, interpretive read- ary student. Paris In 1948, and as Conte RobinI band to produce special etfects tor ing and the oratory, son In Le Mariage Secret In Alx-en· . h certain numbers such marches · ' Provence this past summer. students wUl be housed at 0 f Fai' VISIan by Sousa and scores from "The Stu- theThe college and In the even1ng they C.S.A. Fellowship Meets Souzay In one of the most J>Qpudent PM n..."e," by SIgmund Romh.'g are By John Cook Invited the "Dou))le Bar. lar radio artists In Europe, and ·bls I see the Cro'SS He bore Small ensembles will also be used relied DetecUve Story. " records are favorites with collectors IIn'seefaith for the band program. There are the wounds that cut Him sore. C.S.A. be given Sa.tur- Dr. Knorr will spee.k atFebruary all over ,the world. HIs L o n d o n I see Him looking down at me. over forty student'S I n the band at The awards will Sunday night. and Decca recordings ·have helped ,the present date and practices are day at 5 ', 30 p,m, Tbls will take .Ia.ce 1 Fellowship , , Hts e .m., p upper 13 7 00 I th SUB � : ' free. me set to die Him see 1 Building. music Mustc-Chapel . ,w popular�e him with those going "swell," according to Jerry in the topIc v.:!ll be . The JJa,p;l1$ Of D.eUnlovers who ·have not had a chance In faith I hear a vIctory song . The 'headquarters tor-tWs tourna- J Quency Bayne, director. and there wlll\be opportunment wIll be In the upper SUB. I for Questions to attend his concerts. In 1949, Sou- p a i13 ,e His triumph o'er the and diacusslon, zay received the, Grand Prix du To wrong m Sw1ndland 1's ,the director ot lty To I ra and -is aes11rted by Con- The program lncIudas epeelal mudeba.te the ' and Judy Bureker. The mc. LIb ry i n trod u ees nle Hustad The VOlc� of all creation sing J d ges will h ,-�ous lac ul- mem C.S.A. has been Invtted by the, "0 death, 0 death. whe,. Is Iby Lady Lutes Report " U I bers. coacbes• of•_the teams .and the' University of Washington to a Un1Dr. and Mrs, Knorr will be hOSt stin«? ' S t , , N w Ine ys em F students on our debate team, versal Student Oay ot Prayer sene and hostess tor the next meeting ot In faith I see a u:dgbty king the Restitution, not revenge, is Ot general interest may be the lee to be beld in the evening ot · the La�y Lutes to be held on Feb- With eyes of tire that judgment basts ' tor the library's new policy ot f . t hat the high school students February 20th. Stu Morton Is In act ruary 16 -at 7:00 p.m, at 621 South brIng. accordIng to Mr. Frank Haley, who parUclpated laflt year In the charge of arrangements 1218t St., Parkland. There will be a He's coming 800n toClalm m'3 own fines, P-LC .librarian. When two-W:ftek debate az:e al89. srn. th&. deba��te� t�eam ;::;� __;;;;;;;; ;; ;;;; ;; =; ;; po'tluck dinner and all husbands are book Is overdue. the ebudent pays of PLC's at present. �The � � � l r ;: ���"""' T'he ones who 1���0�_ only Invlted 'to attend. t w done by he for ork added ment hu great innuence for here OL VALENT 9 ;::========================; the library start ,to make the notifi- potential top debators coming to The annual Valen-tolo preaentI ca.tion. Mr. Haley 1!ays this Is an PLC. . will be Gamma Rho Delta by ed P In keeping with an ancient trad�tion, the' Spu� <;>f LC i ethical basis that is fair an4 not T·he tournament directors cordial- held at The Farm loare sponsoring the annual celebration of Valentme s Day. punUlve. Iy Invite everyone to attend. morrow night at 7:00 p,m. The ()n February 14. from dawn to dusk the Sp,!rs w ill be takFor t bo library's reserve oks he Squires will entertain at tho I ing orders in the hall of o.ld Main � v�untee�lDg, for a me�e basIs Is .the same--no revenge-but price of 25c l Oc or 2c a :word, �elt own. �01ces or dramatlc .I a. punishment ts added because hog- The M o o r i n 9 Mast staff aeml-formal Co<h ..lrmen for the tolo are eloquence in the deh.very at �e ·ttme speci.t;led by the sender. I ging a reserve book Is and-social wishes the best of luck to OUr' Glen d a Simonion and Jean Bakof missives to loves., frlends or dear enemies. bebavtor. Boo� are placed on championship basketball team as er, Other committee heade " serve in might order that studen· t s Spokane. Don't send your �id calC;ried candY ; a Valentin telegram Violet Rued, publicity; r.,arl lyn. May i share that whlch wouldn't other- they journey to , 5c U< much better for her. and it will cost less--only 2 WI'II L StOlzenbera, , decoratlona; they . and all other. Lutes gOmg wise go . for a song. 1 0c for a limerick, or for your. own poetIC paIns, , Angela Stay. favore. 2c a word for your masterpiece to be dehvered to her own The new ftne system operates to back them. have a Vlc, tonous All former day girl. are welsuccess and a safe journey "orne. foUows: swftt face b.y a Cupid-for=-a-day Spur. come to attend. '(Continued on Page Four) ---' ......; -:L

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Valentine's Day Dates Way Back

Publlshed every Frlday during the school year by students ot Pacttic _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ r e Again this month one of our many Entered a;, second dass m�t:��� �:t;:�� ��·U62, &t the Post Otfice at t Praised festivals Is fast approaching, and Marian Anderson Concer Parkland, Wru:!btngton. ' By Alan Freed Ofnce: Student Union Telephone GRanite 8611 ,that Is Saint Valentine's Day. The Subscription prlce--$1.60 per year Ll�t val�nt1ne you eend tllis month com. ? in standing, melDorMes a day of courtship at been least seven hundred years old. In VOI(C IS 30 Chaucer's time, SaInt ValenUne'� (0 was the day when the birds chose lean rather heavily on Us abundant ' herself wtthln the IAngui;elli�l I I . their mates, Our earliest record ot laurels, Miss Anderson, t h o u g h 'becomes a native part ot her. ---o- � -- - - young ,men and,. women doing the nearly fifty years old, thoroughly __:_ Low Range ........ ............. ......... ....... _...._.JOAN KITTELsON same on that day Is In a letter post· delighted the audience, particularly EDITOR.IN.CHIEF. The lower part 01 l\lJss AndN· ed In February, 1477, addressed with the latter .... . .....CATU""C<D n.""" -..u .. NEWS EDITOR_. ._ .. ... . .... ........ ...._. .... n:" .. � S�UD " " part of her ,prog1}l.m. 6On's range Wile unbelJevably ' b well U :'-:t.JIEAT11R:E �!!,,:!:-!,,"' '. � . ' .:;..':�."-�; , ..�.-:.:__.. ,.�: •..TO�. eo"&�� : n�� n�x. ':"l�._ t ,\ ' �!���I�:Y��;!'!�Il�. . ��l0 !1g �,h�_ wQ�ks" w}�h�h. ��.� ��e· "-"'.t.�nll""'. rlurl r>.1II" mQRt..o! tha 1\((1• . MAI\.E-U P EDItORS... ..................pOROTHY JOHNSON, .TANm' STEEN yne,! JOl1n 'P4�n, :1Q�. bOO U sefi.ted were the rolrowlng [amIlI8t" " ' n gl"3.m. In a brief little encore U lIl . ......................................_ SPORTS EDITOR.. ..........-...WAtJr BALL the cu'Stom grew ot sending cosUy nu m hers ; "A rloso : Dank seJ Dir, ber after one ot the early grouI),;, Sports Start: Dwaine Brandt, Louie Spry. James Jacobson, Dtck..Brown presents to one's hear:t'� desire; H err, " b Handel; " I>eI Erlkomk," . 8. she htl a 10.... G with a really �II(I .. ' . ·. · but · about e nturles t�'o the c I!g o ��·� � � · . by S( hl\�rt; "Mon coenr s'ouvre ����\ff��g�� ··�··��.·.·��.·��. � :�� : · ��� was at once star l .. ......_...PAUL LUCKY valentine card, eX�uisltelY made t.a vol:l:," from Samaon and Delilah, �:�e W MANAGER. ... ................................_. tl llJ,.: p . PHOTOGRAPHER ................. ........ .... _.. ................ ........................DAVID STEmN and bearing a poem ot love, became by Salnt·Saens, a OO ilie well.known , REP����:���� r�k��i ����: B�� ���n; S:��;:::�Pb Without doubt the most beau llflll "'ti popular, 1.00. In some parts at Eng· � egro Spirit uals, "Go Down, Moses" B e e ra l l r land, Saint Valentine's morning and "Ride On, King Jesus ," and InspIring numbet on the entin' Nordquist, Ted Carlstrom, Carolyn Hoogner, LorTaine Schmiclt, Arprogram was Mies Anderson's las t. ro � lene Baker, Myrna Berg, Tom Reeves, Wally Berton, Brian Prlee, was of such momentous meaning The first portion or t e p gram It was the 18&t encore Her accom· that no work was begun In houses and Dave Englund. a es or mills unlll the postman arrived ! l� I�C�� panist played t4e tlrst tew ohorrls An unengaged girl w 0 u }"d, ot There was frequently a distinct ten. of <the introduotlon; the eong was course, marry ,the first bachelor she dency to j ust barely.touch the bot' lmm edlatelY recognized b y t Ii e met on the morn of Saint Val en· tom edge of tbe desired pitch with house; applause hrteITUpted the ae· tine's Day, so a malden of those the top edge of a very heavy, but eompanlment. Her acoo m p a n J s t days. would be astute enough to fast, \i brato. As the program pro, stopped; MIss Anderson bowed low. avoid meeting anyone she did not gressed, however, Miss Anderson The applause .9topped, and ahe be­ gan again on whwt was w1tbout ex· In the Christian's think of to· terested-the stewardship of pos· wish 1.0 marry. If no suitable bach· and audience both warmed thor. ceptlon the mO&t elevating and in· day a word ha� been creeping up session'S, or more specific, the word elor appeared berore n o o n, she oughly to the mlLBlc. Marl-an An th g u 'n e derson s German is ve� German, ��:1�1!����1; :7::�::�:; �� � more and more into the limelight monE'Y, You know money actually ' rd ha : �� rt��� �� tl !���; � e� I:�:��'�� :� :: s :� n��:g���e:���.�p�::� t S \'" I I e it and yet, very beautiful. It seemed . h alk . doesn't actually Valentine's Day t a k e t w o b a y h d I been had she like reared and born a ridicules wbo man woman The . '\1 Scripture tells us that a ste'ward I s speak, it reveals the true Inwards leaves, sprinkle them th rose wa I one who adDljnl�ters that wWch be- of man. It publishes to the world ter, and place them on your pillow In that coun'try. And then, in the tryIng to drive through a 12·foot in 'tbe evening, When you go to bed Salnt·Saens. one thought the same garage door ll'8ually aobers up when longs to another. A Christian knows your mercy or miserliness, your u that he is a steward, because every· righteousness or your Inj ustice, p t on a elean nightgown turned In· thing about her French. It's beauti· I ,he trles to thread a needle.-Hud. a hi r I -thing ot this world and the world is rour Christ·likeness or your covet· �i�: ful ! And she so thoroughly places ! son Newsletter printed I n Coronet. kl�� :� :e� i�a;�:a�: �:� i , God's. How do we know this? In l ousness. me my true·love see'." Genesis 1 : 1 it tells us that God has I just received in the mal l the Today Valentine '� Day is stt'l l created al1 things. In Acts 1 7 : 28 we other day a record ot donations of are told- that God provides tor ev· the Northwest region local chap. widely ceiebrated among persons 50 ery t:hing tha.t he ·had created. In t ers , To date only $38 9 .01 has been of all ages by the exchange of ml$: Exodus 19 : 5 God actually tells tiS sent in to lhe regional office. Out of , 'sives or gifts called " valentines." that he Is the owner, God Is the this PLC has contributed only $50. Gay favors and decorations of red Q .. 'ner, becausE' he has redeem ed us. 1 The region should send no less than paper heal'ts and chubby cupids, In I Corinthians 6 : 19·20 it says, $1 fi(lO to the national L.S.A. and ' fortune·telling games and appro· ", . . ye are not your own; for ye PLC should send no Ie-ss than $400 'Drlate refr'!:'shments of frosted heart cakes and crimson candies, all Day were bought with a price . . ." . into the regional chapler and really So we being ste ....ards . we should $500, s i n c e we are a Lutheran 1 fltting honor to the memory of good be mindful at three things. First ot school. The year is halt oyer and [ saint Valentine, patron of sweet· all we own nothing. Secondly, that we have a long ways to go to meet hearts and lovers. you and I are possessors of all tha.t l <thls goal. a God owns. He 'has entrusted to US " Are we going to let Africa, Asia dn things, both material and spiro and the rest ot the world down? D r S L . S we n s on · . . ltual. We must shoulder the respon· Can't we surrender a movie a week . lSiblllty for everythIng tha.t bas to l or a cup of co ftee for contributions S pea ks 0 n S p'"'f uaI do with both our body and soul. In 1 to LUTHERAN S T U D E N T AC· E h . the third .place we will have tO TION, A little saying might apply mp as,s W eek by S, L. Swenson make an accounting of all that has here, "For want ot 8 Christian Stu. To us who live in an age ot tele· 'been given us, dent, Lll'theran Action was lost . . . It we have such a concept of I the Mission program was lost . . . vision, jet. planes, a.tomic power and man's stewardship, the emphasis Is Christ was lost . . . the world was automatic dishwashers, the tales placed on the possessor and not the lost, all tor want of a Chrlstl.an stU· ot the pioneer\. with his covered possessions. It isn� tile money God dent." What are you going to do wagon and sod shanty seem almost wants, but·the man. It God has cap. about It? Why don't you set aside like stories from fairyland. And yet. tured man, then man will see that a definite amount ot money to con· those pioneers were real, and they 1, PUlU! AND bls money, time, talents, body, SOUl, tribute to LSAetion every week? lived full and ha.ppy lives. It 1s con· WHOLE$oME !• • and possessions must be surren' After all, the money we have is celvable that we too could lose all Nature', own flavon. God's, not. ours. Are we spending our luxuries and converuences and dered to God. 2, BRIGHT, FRBSH There is one phase ot steward� this money the way God would want still be 'able to find ·happlness. Lite does not consist In the things we SPARKLE , . , shlp In W'h1ch I am particularly In- us to spend it? ln a.n Inn� peace and distinctive taste. �����=��===�==� ::::�:��

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After a 'hectic week ot tests, a most relu1ng weehena. and the start ot a new semeSlter, the wQmen of South Hall are begtnrung the last halt of this year's "Sojourn." Not least of all do we welcOme back to the hank ot student, the student teachers. To them we say "Congra.t� ulations," not only for compl9ting b their cadet teachIng but for eing able to Bay "I'm through! " ErtremeJy noticeable in their new "bobby eocks" are Glorla Kvtnge, Jeanne Frieske, Alta Preatbye, E'h1ra PotrM.%, Delores HageT1k, lAt.etttla

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PLC took the opening tip-off and

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Their vIctims were the Faculty by

a 44-,10 count and Clover Creek by

whistled out of the game with four a 76-38 score. mJnutes left. One of the more happy

persons a.t this event was Jack Sin­

rson.

de

This took some of the pre9'8Ure

off but the PIra.tes began to press the Lutes

nis Ross, who

,

had

earlier hit four

tree

eruclal poInts from the lin e

DeJardinetia. now in third place

Hall (3) by a. half Hall (A) Thursday

trailing North

game, ,plays Ivy

ennIng. A victory for the off

pus boys woulfi put them into

cam­

a

tie

fun COUllt. Free.hman Den­ w1th hy Hall. DeJardine's swamped

broke the

to

Ivy

Hall

(B)

56-23

\0

keep in the

throw race. The Crew Cuts kept their wtnn.1ng

Pirate defense by

canning a driving lay-in

stretch

ways alive by

thumping Ivy Hall

73-47. Curt Hovland poured.,Jp honora pof.D,ta to take This game was undou tedly the for ·the tracaa. pa&t. the g n 1 r u d gameS OUler Lutes' best eUor:l of the season. They nOW' go on the road to play week: Omegas over the Stube, 65-

·the · lead to

landers had

8

points, and the Park­

b

the ball game.

Eastern and ,these Spokane.

same

Rementber .s

Pirates at

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28

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29; Central B§,rr"cka over Go<x;h's (Continued on Page Four)

when you need �

programs, c4v ds, ribbons, .pamphlets, tickets, etc . . . . that's our Itulness l

GRant,. 71 00

Delicious

Hot Choc.....

........

Nordquist promptly popped the ball

Lutes cooled off a bit and left the

making its bid tor

hulks _ w i t n e s s their declining d of Joe Reitz and graduated rrom Snohomish HI before attending Sealitle gra e pOints. " U. He "'i ll be eligible here next year. Phil Is the leadJng scorer on the Congratulations to footballer Don :'tforrls and bis brlde-to·be, Home· ' team thus far this season and Is

The

berore 3,000 well·pleased rans.

they

kane club knew what hit them. The

42

the big time. Bud Lester Informs me of the drafting of Hugh M arsh,

pivot man

I

Jack Hoover . . . . ...... ..... ... 89 :-'--l ck Kelderman

Whitworth's tall Pirates Saturday ni ght as

lowed with 12 and 10, respectively.

CONFERENCE TOTALS 7 Games TP

Jack Sinderson

I Pi

FrIday

PLC

throws tor his total. land Black Sox 84.59 as Roger Iver­ Jackson Hoover followed \\'"l th 19 son, U. of W. transfer, hit 19 poi nts. points. Hoover also was the deadll- Also scoring for tbe JV's were Jer­ est Lute at the roul Une as he made stad and Coffee with 10 and Han­ good on 13 tries. sen and Jacobson with 9. Billings Phil Nordquist had 17 points and I for the Black Sox had 20, followed played one of his better rebound by Storaasll wi th 13. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ games. Gulbrud and Keldennan fol_ .... .... .

however, that the Lutes are without any offense. In fact, the way the

Jack Sinderson ...... .... 226

Conference

Evergreen

the

I

tion our defensive average Is 57.4 points per game. That doesn't mean,

Ave,

p

standings

and had 9 field goals and only

the number one defensive record. For our 17 games In collegiate competl·

TOTAL SEASON 19 Games TP

0

put themselves

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Page Three

sa

PA

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at

Gtadl�tors

the 84 points against Buchan's and

they jour­

will be played In Spokane's New

rao.

! extended

ney to Spokane and try to bring home a nine and zero cOftference record. �stern Washington on Friday nIght might seem llke a soft touch-but

'they nev er get easy enough not

I

I

the Whltl suddenly became delperate---illl to no avall---1l.S",the. Har�hman.· Thil next weekend II .. nother big one for the "Glads" as

An amazIng band or Pacific Lu-

the

sank

. - more than enoug.h self-confJdence. The Sucs, traiUng throughout, ma1n­ tained their com sure right u to the final couple of minutes: They KNOW tI:tey had enough lef,t, considering the heighth advantage '!o'Hh "Big Nick" out. But when big 6'9" Mlller picked up his fltth personal,

THE MOORING MAST

1955

the Centr l W

No�dqu1st, better known

banter, the Central Washington Wildcata considered t'h e Lutes just a so·so t m, one that had to btl disposed -of as a matter of cour;se, on Cen­

ea

at

on the private

11,

' Lutes Down PLC Takes F i rst In Conference By Cen tral 'Cats '. a . T',pp', ng Wh"fworth

This al"'t.lcJe Is an unpretent ous ,

Well, things have s€'ttled back to a d ll roar here on campus fo low- u"derm'inl,,. attem p t

i ng a couple ot hectlc basketball games last weekend. Friday &. Saturday night.' game. Ihowed lome of the belt overall basketball playing nesled here In a mighty long time. AccordIng 10 some or the pre-game

Friday, February

E�poses

LaCrosse ·Printers l�cated

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1955

crook (o , !

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it

I

deaden

vour arm

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before t'hey put

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our

Best T r i mm ed :

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next

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