College bulletin 1945 august

'P�L� �

�e

__er Contract Let for Fifth Floor Rooms Follo

in

frun!

I1"W�

Board giv en

receipt

the

rhe

\Var

that per mis s i on to

complete

NEll )IE)IBERS OF FACULTY

of

has

AND STAFF AT P.L.C.

College Kitchen Being Remodeled The College k itch e n equipment

DEPT. OF SPEECH

STUDENT COUNSELOR

Production

ulletin

§

been

fifth

the

of the Old �l ain building, ,�i\'(:n to \11t' wa. umtract th lowe;'! bi d de r " hieh is lh,! fir n wf "tLiro . nJ nansen. Thl -'am� lInn h,,, I lltllerto been he I w improvements n a\! til bid(h r tI,t:), continue to give vcry an er � jet to the College, • I r f1l1e charge \ '110 is in Peuer . teir the ,\ ork i� a Dlembe (J Betl ( 1 ev.

Chw- h Lutllt'ran I hen _mith, Past r. Ta�-orna Burton C m p l eti on uj thi Wa� b i n g t ot . l,rlIJect ..\ ill gi\" 10 U'i forty-_ev II additional bed,.

1 he. c ne\\ ruum w111 undoubt­ fine t ;u far equip­ eelly be th pui in tit dormit ry. The lliC' I wh t tm hen:\ 'itll ib . �arnpl �lInl of the rooms will b", so far oncerned. Th .re aJ; the iJ«u,· program of knotty pint bunk., dresstl , ue,.;ks ami bULJkca�es Yo ill l,e Ciirric<l into tl.e fift h ito r.

JIow,:\'(:· the c o n st ruction will be !Jlabt<::ring

r ath er

than

knOtty

pillt ano fi rtex. The room� will b C"ljuil-'ped with a great d<:cal of lile closd !;)lac , with aspha) fin r" thr ughout the emir bUIld­ ing I!roJect. The rOOI1, will not all be aIth as they are on the I( \\"ef fluor., bl.:cauc� of the roof t"onstrul'tiOIl which "i1] I lid a atmosph�re t· lhos r011ll.lIlic till fou r \\ ht h corne i1\ fl"JL'11l, building . (('flll'r;: of t h th floor fi . \ rart featul on th f

and cast of the Colleg . It will be plann e d that mural I', one walls by pa i nt ed (In th sktlled in that field . As a. memo· rial tu the founders of the College who cam\: from .:>J(}f\\ a), i is I'''plcttd that the muraL \\ ill be ook­ of i Nor" t'gian d('sigt. liment in the cases and other equ fortH of furniturl' will make thi" " beautiful place for re�t and r('­ we .. t

laxati01"l for th e students who will

I

onti nu ed on page

2)

a a

The old stoves carne to p0int where t h ey would hardly

cook

the

th re

will

Conseq u e ntly

meals.

('quipmt'nt

he

fol­

as

taol,

stanu ,

mixing

cutter,

fo)J

falo

pressure

steam

('Qol tr. tlrainagt: ba s in for cooker, combination b'lking and roasting o\"(�n. a pp l iance and toa�ter table, \'�f1tt!ating system over cooking a r ea, grav ity feed electric slicer,

t am tables, foot! s nin • chief cook's ofiice an d desk with taff filing cabinet anu s h e lving , dlJ1ing t abl e, automatic dish wash ­

hot

E.

hin thl.

l'olleg

Clara

Fritz

of po. y cho l o gy and studen

selor. The la tter \\'ill be trtl,t that

new

a

\\e

and

it "ill be a wonderiul

the

to

help

College

the

at

position

people

YUl1niI

Wh0

feel that they have

will

sor whu is specializing in :Jiving

C'uun�e!ing

student

lhl'llt

; n Chi]'o

Department

a, p ro i

faculty

ing e q u i p m e nt with proper lay­ out. and one dee p custOIll cookoperatc(l electrically to 1-' ing Th e auministra­ kitchelt �tove.

Miss Chilson

Prof. Frit"l!

; nd

guidance.

I'rof. and �{r ,- F nt% l ' a \ " two _

will

11 �ad

peec h and 'ptemiJer J. 1<,45, of

-

Dram<ltics on ..

1'1"1 i" - Cl!ibol did her und rgradnate \\ ork at A ngu s tana College, Dakota, South Fall", �io n)\ \' here ,lte <rraunated ill thl:' c1as' of l()39. During the pa � t ;oIX yt'ar<; >ht" ha, tang-ht ill htT nt:ld 111 , me t': the 1,1f re"t hi g h school he ak t .

Hat .,f South ! 1 II-.

11a (urned ('ut w in n i n g teams in u "bat t d� ". 11 c lead r in or tory !l!td t:,<leml' r!: sp ea k i ng.

1 -110

Greek,

Latin.

arid world history,

beside,

being

f�tgin;,

Luther

of

lean

Men,

at

1931. £ y(:'ar leave

C ol l e ge in

In 1934 he took absence to stud}

a

ychology

p

at

1935, Pr ofes s or Fritz has been Dean of Men and

Ohio State.

has

taught

ciol gy

Si nce

p5ychology \Vart b ur g

at

and

s

-

oll eg

\VaH'riy. 10\\"<1.

H" has done post graduate ,,"ork at the 111vcr"ity

of

Cnin'rsity

\Vis('on,in

of

an

I

\Vashin rton,

the

v ith

a t otal of t h re t: fnll years of grad-

tlate study.

:-'lr;o. . .'\. E. Fritz is " grauuate Toronto Univ e r s i ty and has taught F r enc h and German at R .

She has Luther Cul l eg e.

Va 1Dean oi \"'omen at Co llegt. "f

DEPT.

BIOLOGY ('orr(:'spondence

witll a scholar IJiology.

In the

par trn e n t ttl

I : nel

IS 111 111

m e antj t l l t' ,

termined to bui ld

New Room

ttp-to-dale

and

modern,

fine,

baJ..er-,

'J,(Irt is hockey.

a

appealed

we

Io\\' 5: walk-in refrigeration, st ain­ k�;; sIc I w ork in g- tables, Buf­

l'rofessor Fritz ll l ay ed s<:cmi­ proiessional baseball in the \Vest­ ern Canada LeClgnt. Hi fa\' o rit !:'

Corner View of

Consequently

kitchen.

tiun

the

np

the

fielu

of

P.L.e. is de­ a strong de-

fleM

relat ed <;ubjects.

progres.

of

bi logy

feels that this

equipment is

absolutely necessary to the well­

being

0

the

i(n of th

and

health

sanita-

College pe r s onnel as

as to the efficiency whid ill ('ome in the form of re duced co , !>, a, the y e a rs .ome and go.

w ell \\

he

room

dining

proper

will

in orcier to make it match somewhat ' kitc.hen whi h will be tIle 11 ad.iacent to it. \Vith t1�is llew .

T I) tht ,rcd,t "i her s.tudent, is tCjnipmcnt. the l'.r..e. dmmg hall e lj tl al other he counted t\\ () ,tatt' and sev- w i l l in a mea"tlre . undergo

standillf,!" plays.

The -1l1l1rner uf i944, .Ii-s Chil­ tht

staff

of

the

High �d1001 N:l­ iOllal Speech Institt1te, a five­ wet'k ('onrse which nnmb ered stu­ dent. from 35 qat(>" ('hosen pu r e ­

some

minor

repairs

I

I

lil corne will be- the room ,·\lhich w young son tu join tl at the be hi, \\'11 as, the Viking Room. ieg-e. The >on, are Kirk and .'\1- t ral tn-,tate !Ol'rnal11ent \ i,tories.

I n the SOlltheast corner a rOOIll .

Pa,'!n, etg . I1\ at"If Ottr years af age, Mis, Chilson \Viii corne to Vro,c;deu for r ec re a( tOn \\ ill be l_'ttj-'t'r�," 11 College with .) cific is y nc: l n i ct;,·c1,\'. � re'JJ< ch a fOlnd V1s1ttng. �inc<:: 1\1 a 5ter ' , degreE fro111 the Shoo! a ln, ad v thl'fc, a fi rep lace will b e Prof. Fritz rtC -jved his under­ of Speech at Northwestern Un ' i built in und a do rm er \\ ill be api ta l Uni­ \"t·rsit ." graduate tra i n i t ! " at Evanston, l l i in o is . She . about w bnilt out \vith a w indo ,· ersit y . Columhus, Ohio. in 1929. lIas " lJJajor in Public Sp ak i n g fcet long overlookinc Mt. tweh Tht fol1o\\-ing year he re c e i v ed ;"tnd a minor in the T e ach in g of I ainie r and the beautiful scenery th" A. �\'l. d e gree in p hilo s ph y at ., ]!et'ch_ She ha- tanght dramatics which is \ isihlc from that high Ohio State Uni',-cf'ity. Ife ta u g h t ' a n umhe r of (Jltt golf course and

level.

dropped

has

unsatisfactory

\VPB for priorities in or­ der to make it po. sible to give to the boarding cl nb of the College

to

point. O\-erlooking tht: ano the ent i r e area south

ye ars fiftv " to a \'ery

to th(:'

story

"

dOWIl

a lt er

c()llt-gt's of

thronghout

our kmd

t he country. Mealtint<' at the Co)forms a l)ar! of the social I e. . . an(J the P . t 1(, lllsttlutton I e (I fl ' I'f L. C administration wants the P.

L. C. young people to have th e advantages that go alo ng with ,l fint" up-to-date situation.

Roll Call Sunday Set for October .Le.

will

ce l eb r ate

birthday on October year.

That

.� un

its

14 51st

14th of this

day

has

been

chosen as the Holl Call Sunday inr 1945. Foundation Day exeri>t:s will be held in the College ly on '1'<:,<:,,11 lO x pe ri en ce ancl :tlti]ity. [n that �chool she ta u ght Church and Homecoming will be deuatc and aned as a dorm conn­ held at the College d u ri ng that selor. She hoitb the 'ame J)Qsi­ wl'ck-end. E\'ery pastor of all t he tion al that chool this summer, coopnating Synods of the P.L.e. area ha, heen ('ontacted for the 194_�_ pttrpose of p lacing into his hand s The fall of lQ4,l Miss Chilson lit e r .J. t tt r e to b· distributed wa� O"l' of four ass istants t Dr. thr ough the m ai l to every family �i r i l l " , the heau of the Pnblic ii' onr ('onstit t; ency . The design Speaking de[Jartntent at Nort h­ of L ull Call Sunday is to take w('sterr, University, ... here she 11!J an o f fering simultaneously taught the w('("kly l abor atory throngl,out the area. 1f a Ily one clas" III ;lrgl1t1wntation and de­ reading" these l ines fails to re­ hate. c ei ,'e a Roll Call en v e lope , will III 1 !lttar:> of lhl> year, on e,f :-011 please put yonr o ffer i n g int0 h er speech students was one of an 'Ilvelope a"d mail it d i rect to the four high school students tl, > College on or b or October Ch(l�nl frolll all over the nation 14th' This y'tem i s a wonderful Janl1ar.' 2Sth he-II' to the C ,liege, and without to appear on th broadcast of TOWI1 Meeting of it, it would be a (jne. tion if the the 1\ir, in PittsiJurg. Pa. S h � has College could carry on wi th eco­ pre,'ared students and scripts for nomic success. It is impossihle to numerous ra di o broadcasts. Fl er overestitt1ate the importance of two chief enthusiasms are young this offering. T han k s to all who pcople and teach in g speech of have helped, with an ap peal tt' any and all varieties. She i. a those \,-ho are new friends for tlre, very a c tive member of the Lu- CoJiege. \Ve incr"asing)y need \ C ont i lllH :-d Oil page 2) your support

PACIFIC LUTHER\� COLLEGE. SU�I;\lER �'E

Page Two

Memorial Appeal J line and Jlily special have been 5cnt out to a !lumber of iriend., \\"ho have pkdged and pa id in full their gifts to the Golden Jubilee Ap­ peal. This ,econd appeal to hes!! friends is [or the purpose of help­ ing to achieve the Golden Jubilee goal which has b een doubled by the B oard 01 Trus tee s in order to meet the inc r easing demand­ for a fin Christian c ol le g e _ I'll During

tter;

goal

mn'<

i-;

$686.000.

_'

bout

been pledged. \Ne are hoping to reccive �1l1 addi­ tional $IOQ,OOO froll1 the friend, and bu,ine :> people in the City ot Tacoma_ \Ve will n eed at least 8 .()OO more in order to com­ plete tI,e goal. \Ve trust that many fr i end" will take seriou noti,'e of thi_, and prayerfully join with us in seeing that the g al is achieved.

$500.000

has

-

Past Due Pledges \Ve ha\'(� pa,;t due pledges iroIll

the first and second pha:ies of the

Golden Jubilee .\pi>eal totalling ahout $2S.000. \\-e trllst tha c,'cry p e rs o n ,,-ho made ;;uch :l pkdge wil! see that the pledge is paid at the yery earliest date. since the College at thi, time i already letting- contract. for the ·· x pans ion of the College.

A [ledge becomes of vallie as soon as it is made, but it cann o t b [I,\:<i for building purpos�" until it is paid_ Please [Jay attention t the statements ha t are heing sent to you within the Ilext thIrty to sixty days.

Contract Let (Continued fro III paJ.(e one) I,e living on this and neighboring iloors.

Two Special Projects

!

Dear P. L. C. Friend We w u(d like to have you. all feel that this Summer News Bultetin is a personal message to everyone of you, Therefore, we co me to you with the ur­ gent app aT that you r e ad EVERY W RD just as you. do when you receive a letter from a dear friend .

1(":'1.

\vork

New Members

spond to the following three­ fold appeal:

in LIll' portant to good e d ucat i o n i n our JI1 0 d e r 11 the Cpllege

the field

(Continned from page one) theran Church of \Vebster. South fr would be wonderful if Dakota, Rev, Johann Kildahl. ery one of you would re­ pastor.

Dr. Jordahl

50

world,

)'.frs, O. M, J orda hl . \\'ho has her Doctor of Philo-opl y degree in the field of I.(omance Lan­ guage". \I-ill join our faculty on I:art time to teach Spanish. in she IS an outstanding sch>1!ar. \Ve g ive a "'ann wel­ come to tlie return of thiS faillily to our P,L.C .stafT. ton'ether with their t\\'o fine boys.

DEAN OF MEN

I. Unite with hundreds of others in praying that the spiritual program in Christ{an hiqher education at P. L. C. may be well p leas in_ to our .

Lord and Master,

2. Invite and e n coucage u( young people to enroll at P. L C. now, if they are ready, Improve Business and begin talking to the little Dept. At College folks who are ,<;fill down in Announcement \I-as. m a de to (he the lower grades, for this is student boch' at the close of the really the time to do hac kind "

la l school , ear to the effect that considerable a ll1 0 unt of ne'.y a equipment is being a dded to tile ollege, chool of the Eusiness K eith Reid, l1 e ad pi the de­ 'r partment. i, makin.g- cuntaC:b for the purpose of adding se'·eral hundred dollars worth of ne\\' t:qui pmcnt in the form of a dicta­ phone. adding machine. calculator and such equipiliellt a, will mak it possihle to gi'·e a good bllsi­ ne"" trainillg that "'ill prepare YOllng people in our own Colle·T for v;ork in business office_> as eerNarie,. .-;tenographers. all d the lik�,

August. 1945

furbished Old ?vrain. When the ics. no\\' on leave of abscnce With war is Q,'cr, we hope we can go t he Un i t c d ior\\'arcl but it will be impossible States Govcrntu do that unles:; we have enough mcnt in olle of IIloney to earry (In. L t us think, the great llniplan, w\Jrk. pray and give. P.L.C. "crsitles of lllust hecome one of the finest �aliforni<l. will slTIall Chri:;tian colleqcs in Amei'he back with

•

e

'5 BULLETIN

,

COACHING STAFF

The "1'\\'0 Man."s" of athletic fame will likely be back at Pa· cific Lutheran College as mem­ her., or the teaching staff. i\{arv TOl11mcn-ik writes from the Navy

of missionary work.

3. Join w holeheartedly in the entire financial program of the College, We haue made long strides toward a g rea t fu­ ture. but we ha ve still a long way to go before we are what we mus t be in or der to repre­ sent what we really ought to be in this great "fa d of the future."

Yours in Chri.st for EducatIon. S, C. EASTVOLD,

to

l�cv.

Paciii-

President Dean or

i'vlen and

s

instructor in the field of Religion and Lall­ � i.'il.lagc:; ,,-itli >;pccialty in Greek.

L1til�. and Hcbre, \' Mrs, Satre Finances Sho\ov <s a tOrtller p, L. C, student (ollr Healthy Condition Elizabeth Ilahl).

I{ev. Satre is a [(raduate of S1.

During the past months �-ifts Olai College, Northfield, Minne­ have been sent to the Colleg� ota. class oi 19.18, Tbe fa 11 of frOll! f rie n ds both old and new 1938 found him taking ad,'antage thronghout the country. The De­ of a scholarship in classical lan­ velorlllent AS:iociation ,,-hich has gllag('s at the State University of as ih ,;logan. "At least a oollar Iowa_ H'� \\'a� granted the M . .\. ,l ye�ir at le:lst once a '"ear:' ha,.. ' Degree by the Ulliverslty of Io\\'a helped to make the,c new im­ In tilt: SUlllmer of 1939. after [HOVC'lllent, pos,;ihle. Let u, keep he continued studying and whiell on supporting the various finan­ there for two mo re cial appeals so that our educa­ tea c.hin g In 1941 he ,,·as engaged years, tional cnterpri e may go for"'ard. to teach Greek and Latin at Pa­ Afte r College, Lutheran ,'iiic i1a"ing tau).{ht full time for sortie he re aliz e d definitely frf)11I a tn>1dest beginning Df nlontlh. would nM let him rest God that Oil" r <:tur ll i -hc'd I'I,":m at $400. lo ollly ill this work ();. l"O',nh heing pledged and paid ii he relJ1ained life. Consequcntly. he en­ for by indi"iduab. �ocietie,;. cir­ all hi;; Theological Luther at rollee! cnit:;. and district,;. durin" a Sem inary, St. Paul. i\Iinnesota. in period of a littlce more than 12 He cOlllpleted the thc o lo g ­ 1110Iltl1,. is a r�m:lrkable a�ltic··:c- 1942_ coursc ill January. 1945, with ical tl11.:'1l t. the de"-.-- e Rachclor of Theol­ \\-c "·allt to .,ellCl all in\'itati()n :\� the pre se n t time he i· e'I!;Y. to 33 ()thers t() compl<:tc th.; c<)lll p l et in � his work for the de­ bllilding to the roof. gree of Doctor ()f Philosophy in \\c ,,·ant to expres> a special the fi 1d of languages with the thallk you to all those , 10 have Cni'('[sity of lO\\'ii. He e xpects ,it!. por te d LIS. and to th')'e who to be at the College OIl Octobe, "'ill continue to aid, first to take up his dutie.-; hnc \lhile. at the same time. he will ,.-()rk "ith the HOIll' Mission De­ Golden Jubilee partment of the i\.LCA, as a Expansion Setup home 1I1issionary as a side-line.

With the coming of Professor The g-'neral building program Satre. p, L. C. s ho nld have one tor the College remains the sam� 'he olcl gym will be rebuilt into of the strongcst pre-theological a lll ong the Lutheran a science hall. There will he a courses new gYlllnasilllll. a new girls' Church College; in .'\merica.

!

,

on

June

15th a:, follow·; "I at­

ccpt full heartedly the

proposed

(lp[lortunity of returning 0 the ,\ th letic Dep artment at Paolfic allege, To be as oeil.utheran oach Cliff Olson and ated with Ill)' good fricud Marv Harshman·

in furthering the principles and ideologic; of Pacific Lutheran College I eaves little to be de­ sired. J ha ,'e already planned to tak e ad, antage of the G. l. Rill ui Right,; in obtaining the Mas' ter', J)cgr e. I t is with deep pride and joy that I may look forward to becominl!; affiltated \I'ith the ,\thlctic s ta f f at Pacific Luther;ln College."

Refurbished!

It is expected that the con­ ;;tructio n and refurbishing of thi., [(lUlII will cost $2.000. \\' e her�­ with invite -on;e friends to lllake tLis ;[ 'ipeclal llle m oria l with ,{ *t!ver vbte placed on the door of this roolll to ma teh the refur­ bished dOrillitory rooms which art: done at $400 carll. \Ve might add in thi3 connection that we expect to have a beautirul chapel in the cellter of the builcling at th very top overlookin.g 1,1 t.

Rainier which will cost. \I'ith furnishings. in the lleighborhood of $2.500.

This. too, would bl' a wonderful project for some friend who would like to invest that in the "piritual equipment at the Col­ lege. Letters on this should be dormitory. a conlpleted lihrary. a PHYSICS AND MATH addresse d to the presiclent of the new chapel. a central heatin t; Dr Olaf Melvin J ordahl. pro­ plant. and a cOlllpleted and re- fesse)!' of physics and lllathcll1at-ollege,

Harshman

�[ar\' K, Harshman. also serv­ ing with th e armed forces in the Navy. write ;; on June 20th as fol10\l's: "In response to your kindly offer of a post-war position, J can only answer that as i stand lIOW I would like nothing better than to accept immediately. Naturally I cannot make any definite state-

111)' p re s e n t s i tuation but

ment in wish an

you w o ul �'ou

I

n s wer.

p lan

0

D e g r ee .

the

\\' i t h

o l l ege

at

s h o rtly

trim

c o n d i t ion

of

Paci i c a fter

t h e end

t ll'O

outstanding

a t h le tit a

'

pro�ram a t t he

de f i n i t e

o l lege i5

s p eci al

elll p h a s i s

upon

on the P a c i f i c eoa t as

i n " t i t u t iolls in

had

t in ue s

guide at

to

cific S h ip y a rd s w h ere he

IS

and

in

was

i n s ti t u tion

in

Scotch brOO l l l

fo rest

s i n ce \\ a s

o ne o f

the

p r e s i d ': n t '·

a

Coach

be used

Board of T rus tees h as offncd h i m a p o s i tion f r t h e f u t u r e w i t h a d d i t i o n a l resp on si­

t i me

,

Twn

C Iil f

of the s t a fi .

A S ST. TO B U S. MG R .

to

se n' i c e

a ccep t

a

as

c hief

the

has dec i d ed

p os it i o n

in

d ow n -

a

are

g l ad

I

p eop l e

t e n s i , ' (,

coo k i n g

in

boarding

club

which

t hey

a � s i s ta n t in

t he

:

M is s

to

k i tc h e n .

t h i r d c o o k a n c! n l' ct i n g

th '

wi l l

I

new

administrations

Nelma

:1

c ou rse

and

g ro u n d s

a l lege:

,

the return 'to

h i s pos itio n . . "-bout t w o years a go the

Co l l e g e

Boeing

:\

l oa n e d

him

I r c r a f t

to

the

Corpora tioll

!

I

:i

'

are

fo o l - p r o o f \\- a r o f k n o w i n g t h e of nigh t p row l e rs w h e r e a l )O u t s \\' h. i c h s o me t i me s come a ro u n d p re m i s e s a fter c l o s i ng c o l l eg e

the

\Ve ass u re ollr

ice

will

the

heating

I d Main. The original

sy�tem

p r o v i de d

for

a

The

Ile �

im,p rovement

-

heat frolll t h e .; team

the

f i ft h

and

ing

has

been

sixth

b o i l er s up to f l oo rs

when

t h e y a r e c o m p leted. T h e h e a t sav· t i lllated

t he

h e a t i n g-

by

to be equal

heatin g e n gineers

fi f t h

t he to

w i t h out

floo r

any a d d i t inn a l f u e l to t h a t w h ich

h a , h e � n used i n p revious yea r s .

This and That T h e P . L.

. c a t a l o g- was p r inted

this year o n the Co l le ge c a m p u s .

Co m me n t s

bo t h

c O ll l i n g

educators

in

"nite

the

to

and

C0Il 1 1 1 1 0n

liS

the

fro m

lai ty

t es ti m o ny

t h a t it is on e of t h e f i n e s t loo k i n g

e ,·er :; e n t o u t f ro m th(:

c ata l og s

C o l lege. T ho s e w h o w i s h to h ave

o n e.

w ri te t o t h e Coll ege.

please

I t w i l l b e m a i l ed upon yo u r re­

q l le ,; t .

'I" ¥ h "

m o n t hs

many

we

have

,,- 1 1 0 s p e n t one year he e n g'ett i n g \e tters trom o u r a t the Co l l eg e as C h i e f M ai n te- s e r v i c e men and wOlllen th rough · n a n c e M a n . and is n o w a llIember o f t h e f i r m k n o w n as t h e U n ited . \\'' 00 d '" I a n ll ta c t U r I I l g- Co m p a n y ,

.

semester will be held Tuesday, Sept. 4, to Saturday, Sept. 8.

Students in the vicinity and those desiring special guidanc e are

spring

r e mo de l i ng

a l s o m ake'S p O ; 3 i b l e c a r r y i n g t b e

For

J oh n Lien.

• P r e - registration f o r t h e first

to s u p e r v i s e will

a co n ·

Announ cements

fll i l t j ll l e b a s i s to take o v c! r t h e

golf

over

e q u i p p e d w i th aut om atic be l b . [ 0 n n e c a n o p e n e ither door w i thout a r ou s i ng t h e a t ten t ion of t h e I n i g h t w at c h m an . T h is w i l l be a

. t a n d i ng d u ri n g t h e p a s t.

M r. K e n n e t h J acobs . �'ho fe tIr y a rs ago c allie to t h e College o n

built

t h a t t h e s a m e fine se r v c o n t i n u e u n d e r t h e n e \\' .

Itader� ll!p a s h a s been s o ou l· h u r s .

i . t u de n ts "Kenny" Jacobs

b e i ng

b o t h t h e n o r t h a n d t h e so ;�th

vVe a r e

in

being

is

T h e Il l' ,,- d oo rs to t h e c o n c r e te fire p r oo f t ai nt a y s e l l t e r i n '" f ro I I I

l i n k bet�,'een t h e old a n d

i()od depa r t m e n t.

'I

for l l l

job

h e r e I I \Va s h ing to n .

to a n n OU l c e t h at �[ r 5 . A n n a Fen n ey w i l l c o n t i n lle to be t h e

gla d

early

d iators b a c k

seas o n wh i c h a l ways c O ll ies to u ,

al so wish t o pay o u r re' p e c l , to M i s s H e lga O l s o n w h o h�s been it " e ry fai t h f u l a n d eHicient

of

p r o v i des ior a return from the r

I)oth t h e n o r t h a n d t h e s ou t h e n d s . T h e s e w i l l be very w e l come i m p rovements f o r a l l o f u s a t t h e o l l eg-e d u r i n g t h e l o n g' rainy

\\ e

G u l lcson

in

diators.

are

e n t ra n c e to the O l d M a in at

the

Ca mp s

I l a " e op erated t h e lllseh·e s.

the

are

Canopies

3nd i ll a " e r y e x c l u s i ve, f i n e p ri· " ate

t h ese

1

Hu t. g rad u a l l y done

h a " e done exBible

the

p urpo s

reco ndi ioning

heating

recon ditio n i ng a b u i l d i ng w h i � h h as been s t a n d i n g e x p osed t o t h e w e a t h e r fo r 5 0 l o n g a time .

-.

ce:;sor to �[ i s s Nelma w i l l be \ _ ,1 i n n i e J o h n ::; o n o f D a l l a s . \\ · i s . . \ s ,; i s t i n g her ,,· i l l be a n 01 M r, ; . A n n a M oe. tillle friend.

T h e , e t w()

into

o n e-wa y p i p i n g s y s t e m to t h e ra­

ha,'c

i n to

to

a n n lHlnc' that a \'t' ry worthy 5 1.1

\\' h o

work

the i r

put

to t h e hea t i n g p la n t .

T h i s w i l l s a v e a ' r e a t d ea l o f f u e l , o n t h e one hand, n d w i l l . top a p p e a r a nce we hav 1 11 veel i n to the co n s t a n t I a k i n g w h i c h has one of d i g- n ity a n d b e a u t y .

I t i . d o n e .'0 mil - I ! d a mage to p l astera t r e me n do u s job to get a ro u n d i ng in Imust v e ry room to a l l t he. o dds and encis t h a t go t h roughout t h e b u i ld in g.

T h is

P.L.e. family w i l l reo t h a t M i s s N e lma y c a r s of after e ig h t

won derful

m a s ons

been

d UrIng

the

' y s tem

p o i n ti ng - u p the c e men t fra mi n g a ro u n d the bas e me n t ...· i n do ws . Frolll a r a ther shabby

l e a rn

G u l l ,Oil.

at

heen

\'V h i le t h e

"Te t

s to n c

:i p c(:ia l i s t;;

Mrs. Johnson a n d Mrs. M o e

part

a

and

uf t h e Co l l e ge w i l l s p e nd hou rs

b i l i t i es w h e n t h e post-, ar period

O l s o n w i l l c o n tillue to b e

for

n m a n y o c c as io n � w h e n

t oge t he r there.

w i l l, in

P I- i o r i ti e s frolll t h e \ PB were

received

will

w h ic h

h as

i m p ro v e m e n ts

t h e C o l lege family and t h e friends

the

come". 'vVe trust that Coacl

f i rep l a c

beautiful

fire

the

b ui l d i n g al­

a m i n i m u m and

to

which

are j u s t a s

f i ft e e n yea r s ago a n d t h e y make

f ro m

reduc

ill the w h o l e

u p of t h e Co llege match th e cost

residence

b n i l t . T h e b ri c k

lJuild·

wou l d

also give t o us a r educed rate i n our insurance.

The a d ',a ntages to t h e e n t i re set­

in

C l i f f a s t o w h at h i s p os t · w a r p l a n s m i g h t b�. I n the lIlean­

a n n ouncem e n t

lIlost

t h e h ou s e d u r i n g t h e f i fteen years

Pa­

it

t h e n e a r tutu re,

of

f i n e a3 t h e y were w b e n Laid t h e re

fi l i a l

h az a r d

resi-

west

make t h e

them

i n l p r o" elllent

face b r i c k u s e d h a d been l y i n g

the

r e a l ly

vV i t h o u t

be i lll poss i b l e even to t h i n k o f goi n g up to f i n i s h t h e fifth a n d s i x th f l oors to t h e roof.

I n fac t, t h i s

been

t h e' top m e n . .·\ t t hi s d a te w e ha v e no

s t a i r w ay s

I llg.

in

made

reinforced

NovemlJer s t a r t e d on 1 1, 1 944, are being f i n a l l y c om p l ete d d u r i n g t h e mo n t h of J Iy. T hese

general .

illl p rovemen t

the

c o n c rete

w e re

dete rio -

a

d e n c e j u s t west of the house. T h e

a \'e rr i l l l ­

portant p o s i t i o n a t t h e T o d J

tlte cun cons iderably

become

A g a r d e n firep lace has cr.�cted a t the p residen t's

i n c l i n ed

C o l l eg e w h i l e he i ,

g i v i n g h i s iu l l t i m e

"' e a t h � r ,

the

two

The

t h i s way.

o f l e a rn i ng a nywh ere

the

to

of

-

abou t

c o u n t r y . C l i f f O l so n Con­ a s t h e p a r t - t i m e coac h i n g

the

a

c rete

f the

11

at h l e t I c al l y

o U b t a n ding

fo r

of

need

in

well

the Col-

f i r e p r o o f s t a ir wa y s at either end n t t h e U l d Main b u i l d i ng ", h idl

ye ars

M a ny fine e x p re s sions h a ve b e e n heard

p u b l i c i ty

bee n

has

class-

use a n d

the

k n oll' Il t h roughout the n a t ion \\· itl!

as

fifty

r. L. C. is

a ss u ra n c e .

lege

Londition.

T h i s i m p rov e m e n t at t h e Coll ege h a s ad de d a great deal to t h e a p p e a r a n c e o f

the

a t h l tes,

,

A f ter

ra t e d

t h e w a r a n d t he c o m i n g o f these

the

long time.

dalllaged

or

in

t ea c h ers

b r i c k treads,

p o ,.; u r e

new

t h '�

desks

the

T h ree

ing o f bea u t i f u l red

r i , e r�, w i t h a n acid-sp l i t p l a t fo r m .

L u t h e ran

new

tor

a s o t h e r e q u i p m e n t t h at

been greatly i m p roved by t h e la y-

NEW C O O K S

to

have

rooms

O ld Main

The entrance to

Page

to

Improvements

bt in

"

cOIning

g Y l11na . .;i l l l l l

t i p - top

to c o n t i n u <!

o n w i t h m y e d u cation a n d t h e �.f a s t e r ' s

be i n

a t all t i me s .

shall

m y return

upon

..

t h e s t a te ; . I

will

co n s i d e r t h i s as

a f fi rma t i ,'e

contact

L L E G E S U 1{ M E R N E WS B UL L ETI N

PA C I F I C LUT

1945

.\ugu s t .

(I e I' gll(,( I

w I "' e h

i,

t ll e

to

b c a u t I' t-u I

being

re f u r b is h e d

t u re

urged to register early.

.

huy

it

i n o t,dled

rOOI1 l S .

c os t s abo u t

f ll r n l' t ll r e

This

what

outright

it

at

the

in

the

f ll rn i ·

would s tore ,

o u t t h e w o r l d . M an y of t h e m a r e .� ivillg p o s i t i ,'(' t e s t i m o n y to t h e

b e l t h a t t h e y are cO l l l p lete

a t P . L.

.

their

c

Il l i n g b a c k to

fO r I l l a l

e d ucation

are ve ry happy to w e lco me t h e m to v i s i t us a n d we e

t r ust II I a n y of t h e m w i l l e n ro l l a t

t h e C o l l e g e t h is

fal l . it i s Illuch m o re f i n l l a n d s u b· , **� t h e evening. R o o m res erva - s t a n t i a l . I t � ho u l d l a s t fo r a v e r y T he C o i l ge a d m i n i s t r a t i on 1 5 th e w a r i n dw; t ry. NI r . Jact)b, took tions should b e made i mmedi - I O n g t i m e t o c on I C, b e s i d e , be i n g g iv i n g I I l u c il i m e to contac ti ng over t h e po s i t i o n o f p lant lIIan · ately. , . y b e a u t i fll l a n d attract I v e a n d t h e Ull i t e tl Sta tes S u r p l u s P rop ager a n d g e n e ral assistant t o the • R egi strat i on begins 9 :00 a. m. fi t t i n g so w e l l i n t o t h e w h o l e e r L} B oard fo r t h e p u r pose o f b u si n es s manager on A u gu s t L of the remod eled O l d p u r c h a� i n g such Monday, Sept. 10. A late regis. schen! items as are on H is c o n ge n i a l p e r so n a l i t y a n d h i · tration fee is charged after M a i n . s a l e f o r u s e b y e d u c a t i o n a l i ns t i . classes begin. ba;; i c good COlll1l10n s e n s e w i l l b ,-, 0 I I eg 'f l l "� ,.. ., e m a l ll t c n a n c e m e n t u t i o n s . E ve ry e n u c e i va b l > t h i n g . a w o n d e rf u l asset to t h e e n t i re • Formal opening 1 0 : 1 5 a. ffi . on ar e b u s y ge t t i n g e n: r y t h i n g i n to III a n u t a c t u r e d is to be h ad Tuesday, Sept, 1 1 . All students s r i c a n d s p a n s h ap e fo r t h e Col lege s e t u p . o p en- tl l r0 ug ! I t l "' .. lll u i t i - m i l li o n d o l l a r are requested t o b e present. i n g of ch oo l Oil S e p t e m be r I t .

A s s i s t i n g K e n n e t h Jacobs, I n c o rp o r a t I. o n "e( up by t h e Ulli teJ . a d d i tion to t h e l I I e n we a l rea d y • C lasses begin 1 1 : 1 5 a. ffi. Tuesm o n g 0 tl l e r tl I lIlgS. a II tfl e c Ia s s S t ates gov e r n m e n t . day, Sept. 1 1 . room s i l l t h e O l d ).;[ain b u i l d i n g \\' h e re

he

has

been

re ndering

a

great s e n' i c e w i t h o t h e r p eo p l e I n

• D rmitories open o n Sunday, Sept. 9 . First meal served i n

but

I

h av e .

wil l

be

one

new

pers o n ,

• Any on e interested

5

in evening are bei llg g i v e n a good fre s h c oa t or Saturday classes sho uld of p ai l l t and v a r n i s h . .M rs. Jacobs a n d M rs. B e rn t s e a write for special bulletin.

T h e C ol l eg e has p u t in i t s ap ­ a r e P. L. e . g ra d u at e s Jv[ rs. B e rn t­ • A faculty committee will assist p l i c a t i o n to t h e U n i t e d S t a te s sell is a daugh t e r of o u r o w n students desiring p a r t - t i m e g o v e n l l n c ll t for t l t e privi lege o f - e v e r i n H i n d e r l i e w h o h as been work to find suitable employ­ b u y i n g s O l l i e of t h e fU [ l l i ture 1 I 0 W h e a d j a n i t o r a t th e Col lege d u r o ment. b e i n g put on t h e m a rket as the i n g t h e pa st twenty y e a r s . vV i t h • Veterans are urged to write reo t h ese t w o m e n o n t h e j o b , w e are opportunities for war efforts a r e d ra w i n g to a s p e c ti n g cl o s e . I n c l ud ed i n t h i s we h o p e assu red of h a v i n g a p l an t w h i c h study at P. L. C . nalllely.

Henry

Bemtsen.

Both

.

,

***:01:*

S U ll l m e r

time

i s u s u a l l y con­ s i dered a vac a t i o n time. E ven th� great war c o rporation, find it necessary

p eo p l e

to

h a ve

let

som e

of

th e i r

rest ti l ll e . A l l work a n d n o p lay makes J a c k a so me

u l l boy. O u r teac h i ng s ta ff p u b ( Co nt i n ued on p age

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r'age Four

pay. At this time t h e

e " c h an��ng

I

proper

lion h a ',

IS

year.

and

w eeks

at t h e uSllal SUI11I11C:r S c h ool se sions has bee il ve ry good. The enrollme nt w i l l

very

becl1 with

• •

T h r t j,. II great l o r Jl1(lr lea c h e r s . wri t i n g

ll n d

a�king

cry i ng

Pastor

the pas!

th

one Am

of

rica

Oll r

or

service .

are

either

in in

cODgr gation� or e l ):!; n M i s _

in t h e

.i n field \V rite for 1\ c at a log for further i n fo rm a ti on. .*""

C is 1.. Ib e r;, I A rt

a

fu l l y Colle g

a c c r t dited a wi th

( ('a,h e r-t r a. i ni ng d epar tmen t. r e c ogl1ltIOll

was

g iv en

by

This

the

have h a d d u r in g

ral years.

se\'

q " * ,,,

carne

Augn t, 1945 the p a r t oi sntdents and teacher�

alike

them.

i

Certainly ,

must

it

m it t e d , t h a t

b e adMission

t h e H rn � Pastor s work IS a s Important as all y t h l ll g else in t h e C h r ist ia n

as

they

and

cooperated

wo rk e d fo r the building of

bet-

a

r I d through Chris tian hlgh­

w

e r education .

r I1U M rs. S . C. Eastvold 1 1 of o u r i n s titutions, a t had the joy o f having their son­ last. are built u p o n t h e success inol a\\" and d a u gh ter pay t h em a of the spreading work of the few days visit d u r i ng t h e last

Church.

Darwi n H olian a n d he Dean of Men a n d Super­ Kingdom. A long w it h Home M i s · cl avs o f T une . sion w o r k i s t h e w o r k of C h r i s - El�anor . E a s t v o l d were married v i sor o f Plant i n August, 1 944, t i a n e d u c a t i on, for t h e - e t wo tom­ o n No\' mber 1 1 . 1 944. Mr. H ola cc epted a caIJ to C h i nook, Mo n pl e l ll t'n tach other. ian i s a Navy V - 1 2 me di c al stu­ tana , and l ci t on J u n e 4th. D l".

Paston; c a m e from the e nt i r dent a t the V n iver s i t y of M i nne­ Gore! · n :\ lcnrn who s o s p l e n d i d l y P a c ific C o a s t i n c l u d ing vVa s h i ng­ sota, a n d E l eanor i s a tcac h e r of f i l l e d th po. itio l d :' h ea d f the t o n , O r e g·o n , C a l i fornia, I da h o , S p a n i , h at t he U n i \'ersity of Min­ D e p a r t m e n t of Biology re g ret and �'lontana. L ectures, w o r ' h ip n esotil where s h e i s a l s'o this full.v

p ari sh to en vVt w o u l d work erf . o u rage yonng w o me n to gl e . e t IlOng h t 10 comlllg t the o l l eg . k ' Pa n � I1 W O rk e rs to ta ' ou r ("ours e a n d then e n t e r in t ful l t i m (' C h n s t i a n

among t h e two

L . A . B , Nelson w h

ev.

to

a

l d "e d

for l i ke

rank

01 t h ree best ,

s tai f

for at least

\1

likely

.J a IiI D

ing for t h e a s signments given t o t e r

atten d a n c

The

rest and T laxa­ those w h o b e i ng given t atiol1

'" a

gin' t h e p astors sp e ci a l train-

'" n,.

AXX lIWn10A

R N EW S BULLET1N

COLL E G E S U M M

if we can report r ea sonable s u c - ant that a w h o l e w ee k i s taken ess by the end of t h i s year. ont of t h e s u mmertime in order

This and That

rest, r creation, and personal re­ ca rd1 . A l l the o t h e rs at t h e C o l­ iegc art ,ri ve n two w " e k s v a cation

" it h

Ila l i D I a 6 a llDQ

P A C 1 ' I e l.. UT H E R A ,

oMinncd from page 3) 1 n l en m on t h s of formal teaching given for months ar and t w (

9 1> 6 1 .LSnflnV

d Cl1 c y

l e ft

of

C o l lege

us t e, the

and

c c e p t t he presi -

Aberdeen

has

taken

d u t ie, then: at t h i s tim e .

l

r

Th

l: o u t h S c h ool

0.11

. tIm

J u ni o r

111

hi.

,****

.

A rne n can L u t heran C h u r ch

Lea d c r s h l !)

was

June

held

1 8 :h

to

llt

Tra the

24t h

at

1 ri

Ing

Collt ; ge wh Ich

a p n r o x l mately ninet. young people w e r e registered from t h e

p a rish ., o f t h e Northwe st D is trict f th e A. L. C This is one o f t il f i n e s t Y O llt h movements

h ours. r e c r e a t i n a l moment s . were b l e n d e d t o g e t h e r w i th Christian t e l m a k e it a very f ello w s h i >., p r o f i table t i m e b o t h for H o m M i s s i o n ' a n d for t h e f u tu r e o f t e d u cation C h r is t ia n and Co l l ege.

L u t h e r an C h u r c h ill general.

Pacifi c the

in

****"

corn,n� \ ' 0 t h e l n q tJ i r i e s a r C all g e ev ery week, a n d sumet i m e s n a i l v. fwm y oung people maj o r in such f ield s w h o w i s h 't as music n u r sin g, t h eology, e d u ­

year

e >: p e e t i n g

to

recei v e

the

M a st e r o f .'\ r t s degree i n the fi e l d

o i r O lll a n c e languages. �****

A

n c \\

a llege

past

m as t e r

sc hool

loosened

year.

up

b een p o s s i b l e

a C Cl tllr e

clock

installed

WaS

n o \\"

T h i n gs

so

for the

n llH:

for

that

it

have has

College to

clo c ks

ne w

th

during t h e

be

to

p l a c e d i n t h e va rious c l a s s rooms.

T h e s e c lo c ks w i l l b e attached t o t h e m a s t e r clock a n d t h us make . t ea c h e r t i t 11tl ch " a !iier for

we kn o ' o f i n t h e L u t h e r an 'N'ortb w {" t Associati on of Setoncation, e tc . Let t h e l i to " 5 b<: s ' r a rc in A meri ca. \Nh ile B ib le d a r y anJ H ig h r Schools at i t s C h u h a o ro" d that P.L.C i s r ea d y t o ste to it that t h e work begins c a m p s at t h e l a k e have t h e i r a t - g i v t t m e t i n g ea rl y this yea r. With t h e r a in i n g c o m mensurat e w i t h and closes o n t i m e at every class cost o f l iv l ll g a l m o t s k y r o k et i n g o n t h e p, c i fic C o a s t , i t I s not easv

for t l i w h ite-collared man �lake e n d s m ee t. Even t h ou g h t h e av e rage salary at th e C o llege to

tract i v e f e a tures , this ki n d o f t h i n g h a s an adva ntage i n t h a t i t b r i n gs t h e y o u n g people right to f o u r C o llege. Las t t he ca!11ptl�

kind our 0 f s c hool s t h e r th r ough o u t t h e c o u n t r y. \V e a r e u r offe f ­ oi in c reas i n g l y p r o ll i n g s a n d wt h a v a s t a f f a n d t h e 0

year, ,,, veral of those yo u n g p e o - eq u ip m en t no\\ w h i c h m a k e i t is m u c h l e � s t h a n i t s h o u l d be, pI e ca rn e t e ) t h e C o l l e ge a n d en - 1J 0 � sib l e f o r u s t o d o a good job. have b e e n ro l l ed a ' . t u d e" t :, . Ot her� will be Om ow n young p e ople should at­ re glad t h a t w w com i n g t h i s fa l l as a re s u l t of t h e (, able t o give m o d e s t in creases both t n d o ll r o w n College. T h i s is t h e We conm a d e here thl' s year to the contac t s " y e ',l r an u .' �Ft ID t I m e for p a st o r s, Iea d'II1g Iay p eaon t h i s g rat n late t h e A . L. employ e es. Th t eachers a n d t h p le, p a rents, grandparents . b rotho m t and i s h them su c - (TS s i s t er s . a lu m n i, a n d o th er need mu c h m o r e fi- m v (' c n olkg wJ! C

nancial S11p p ort i f i t i s t o t h e salari 5 lip to w here ough - t to o e t relieve every. son of lT nn ecessary f i nanc i a l c er n .

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in

$1 75,000

if m ak in g' , 10\\ b u t steady p rog­ rc�s.

A grefLt many , ll1a l l gifts hav be e n t u r n e d in to the College th rough a committee of morE t h a n fifty bu ' n e s s men. The ap­ peal is i n p rogress b ut t h e sum­ m e r t ime dots not afford the best

('e s s . \Vc welcom e them b a ck t o a m p u s at an} time. th e Coll ege O t h e r c h ur ch b{)dics m ight givc

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and frien d � . to he intensi vely concern ­ ed in get t i n g our young peop l e to come t o u r o w n College. O f st u dent;; w e l comc we c o u r s e.

",ith ut resp e ct to r a ce. c olor or cr"eel. Those w h o enroll s h o u l d � h I \ V t h e i r cred e n t ials as grad u ­ s c h oo l . be

g i n n i n g \V e d n e s d a y, July J 1. This us i s a new movement ;, m O I1

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m u ch money .

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a c l o c k a t t h e College. S uc h gifts arc always welcome and, f c o n r ,(', are always ne e ded .

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p e c t t h a t t h e n u m b e r of boys w i l l b e l i m i t e d . vVe a r e g l a d t o k n ow that t h e r e are some boys c omi n1l'

i n a d d ition t o t h o s e w h o w i l l hoi d

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early

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r C o m s a r e greater this year

t h ey h a v e b e e n for t h e past eral

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day of s p e c i a lties . t h e l e a d e r , h i p s e m e s ters a n d t w o summer es­ l i m i t w h e n s c ho{)l o p e n s on S e p t . \V e w i l l b e work ing far int o t h e o f t h l C h u r c h r e g a r d s t h e H om e sions. \V e a r e g r a t eful t God for I I . I t look s l i ke t h a t h o p e may gl'Oe! will a n d fa i t h fuln � s on b e realized. o import- th _h a l l b e v e ry h a p p y f a l l and w

o p p o rt u n i t y f or t h at ki nd o f t h ing.