College bulletin 1948 august

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"nlletin

Library Rooms BeingCompleted This Summer

Dr. Aasgaa rd Addresses Class of Eig ht:y Graduat:es

library r�a din g loom and o ffice s are b eing com­ pkted. This $40,000 project is a ( r.tinuation of the e xtens ive:: and loug range b uil din g program of th colkge. lt hou gh the libra ry was b ui lt in 19:18 the reading ruom and offices wac on ly roughed in. T he y have ot",'n in use tht' se ten years.

Last surumn the l ib rary stack­ IL·mns wt> re c ompl eted .

Work being done now in clud es the.- i n sta lla ti un of a new he a tin g and ventil ati ng systelll: plastering of t w alls in the readir'" room, of­ fr" and f oy r; inst all a ti un uf a new l:ghting system. The b('arns in the ,. ulted ceiling are being fini'hed in ati\ c fir; an d nc-w hardwood Look­ COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER - Dr. J. A. Aasgaard (le ft ) of Min­ \", ses for rderence buoks w i ll lim: neapolis, president of the Evangelical Luther an Church, poses with Dr. the walls. A suun d-proo f corl: fluor S. C. Eastvold, president of the colleg e, before the co mme nce me nt exer­ as ga ard gave the commencement address. cises S u nday, May 30. Dr. IS b eing laid.

Just off the main re a ding rooll1 a . ,w room has been built for use as p er iod ical room.

During- the sUlllmer months the ,.IJ,. ry staff has taken O\"l�r the c lass ­ WOllIS on the fir s t fluor of t h e build­ Exce rpts from Dr. S, c. Eastvold's ! e d uca tional program Illay h, placed i g fur their w ork. Summer session un the h ighest possibk l eve l. While tudents have suffen:d no i nc on v e n- I The fifty-fourth a ca dem ic year of we han: no new formulas for the ience and all of the books and peri­ s,t\'in � of civilization, yet we are (.di e als arc available tu them. The P,.,cifie Lu th era n Collq-;c wi 1 clos , ExerCIses on, conscIous of a stllnulatlng llItcllcc­ lruge dassr oom has been converted WIth Commencement Sunday, �'Iay 30. In many respects, I tual and s pi ritu �l f�rnH"nt on our iu(v a re a dinlZ rOUIn. It is e x pected that most uf the this has been the ou tstand ing year campus. We who wOI'k 'It the Col­ work will be e O l npl eted by the time in the history of the Col lege. The kge ha\'c been thankful to God in enrull ment has exeeed,-d that of any the jo y that w,' an' conscious of a .( hod opem III September. prr·vious yea r. The ap p eal for the h a rm onious wo r k i ng together un the < <' uil d i n g; fund. has br ought to our part of th· B oa rd of Trustees, the b "d 0 N 0 � -a � t: ca lnp us thret: fl:;;jor b ui ld ings: nall1c- administrative offi ...:rs, facul ty mcm­ :;o11t1 III liD tit E. 3 '" Iy, the new SCIence Hall whIch was bel", and the entire student body. n )( ;3 e:. '" )( _. 'fl

by Dr. C on rad Bergcn- i 1. FIl'\ANCIAL EXPERIEl'\CES rp " d,dicated < 0 � c c.. < 0' '" _.

Al'ID :\EED' '" ;:l .... doff on November 9, 1947; the new C. n , 00 Currently Gymnasium whi ch was ;0 �f"n,urial 0 0 ., ;; � trj .., P aci fi c Luthnan College is "in dedicated by Dr. H. L. foss on ;:::. r,' .., .:::'" ;:? " .., Th is may be no real '0 c: December 5, 19 4 7 , assist"d by Dr. t he black" c 0 '.-: ;; ;0 () 0 ;: 6. .,.

Ray mond B. Al l en, Presidcnt of th .. ("�U,,· for b oas ting- .ince we han; had '" 0 OJ Z ::r Lui\'!'rsity of \Vash in gton : and the to t'conollli"e at sp ot s where m or <' Co. � '" f � .., :::. c::: "d ,., .,• n -, ;;; ;:l ;:r new S t u d ent "Cnion Bu il ding which mon,'}' shou ld haY<: been spent. T he 0 " .. r: ""j v, (" . '" III 9" '" r/J <' dedicated by Dr. l\. A. Men, pro puse d current udget for 1913was r.

0 0 liD l> .., ... g ;l> " :::I I ter, P r(' si d ent of the Board of Edu- 194"� was sl i ghtly ovtr $100,000.00, >F....

0 � '" Cl C::ltion of the Amnie:lll L utheran wlrile t he proposed current budget OJ trj oq -; ;;Q :::. ;::'" t-< for tht" school year 19+8-1949 is Church, on February 9, 1948.

0 Cl ... n '" "'0 ;:l ,... a 3 c::: '" � It is (,:\'ident that a t reme ndou s S+5\340.00. ::0 tJ .... '" < '" 0 ;l> ,""" It beco me s nccessary to f('peat a III 0 U n t of interest in Christian � � .,.., til " .... :;0 • P- et> 0 " ;:l :0 Education pnvadts tire a g ain and again cach year that our Higher OJ .... :> .., ;:l fa z '" '"'s: Z !'"

Church in t he entire te rr i t o l Y served I salaries are too lo w, our faculty and fJ) () c. .., .., • " c staff arc o\·,-rworked. ]"v[oncy for the c: "C by the C ol lege ;J ttl an M · n ha gc of nn b"ildings is always 1'f("Ction -: c l J o s C n ra e e h t u L Pacific OJ .., III 2c-� D '" tJ oyed a wry h ealthy grow th matc- " i!ITat need at our C o Jle ge , but j r:: ;. " c:::� '" .., 'l:i ri a Jly, acalkrnicaJly, and spiritually mGnej' for the salary roll is e qu a lly ;:l .... ., Z r. .., during the past year. The prf'sent pl'ftinent. We mou rn to th in k how >:• iii' "d � 3IT .,.

0 1-' school year has be en one of c a r dul puorly we arc able to match the _. :0 III � a' � ;:l '" ....

Co .. sel f s rutin)' to the e nd that Olll' salaries paid by th: industri,'s. W ith :::I I s.. � c. Eo ba si c living costs iner c asin c: eac h This sUl11rner thr'

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Pres. Eastvol d's An n u a l Re port Records Co l leg e's Expansion

Annual Report

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be

twd\"f: plan to go into g raduat e work, two will be parish workers and tw o will return to the fo r eign mis sion fiel d.

Members of the graduating

arc:

Education:

Evangeline

M ervi n

Allen,

class

Ahrend t Puyallup

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coma:

i l1\ oc at i o n.

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Jocelyn

Lynne,

McKenna;

Tacoma.

Liheral Arts: K nu t :\use, Oslo, N orway ; Ardys Bn:dvold, SI. Maries, LaCrosse' C. Eas t\'ol d, wife of the college pres­ Id a. : Harold Carlson i dent, entertained at a recept i on for Ralph C a ,. l o n, Pal:kland; E tt � Dr . .'\ asg a ar d . Members of the fac­ Clau sse n, Sa mue ls , I da. ; Ernc �t Co l­ ulty and tireir fa mi li," and \'isiting l ar d, P r(" s c ot t; Frank C ulbert son S ilvert on' pastors and their fa m il i es weH: t he Tacoma; :'\athan Fuhr Orc-.; Ru mohr Gulhau :en, Sacra� �l1t"StS. " mento, Cal.; M art in Gli l haugen, Gulhaugcn Speal.s g "c cal au ["cat c s("n'ius for the Sacramento, al.; P atric ial Holthll­ �Tadun �t'S \',It I'f' h eld Su nd ay mo r n- sen, Ta com a ; Gl adys H 0 v I and Par k land ; Wa rren Jae c h, Taco ma Ru d olph Johnson, Tacoma; Barbara I I Kline. Tacoma; Charles Loele, Eat­ om·ilk; Leta Metzger, Seattle; Earl Mil bra th, Dryden: Maynard Moen, Following

the

('xcrcises,

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Dr. Eastvold Chosen ELC Vice-President

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M arti n' G race

' lVIf'm bers 0f the "raduatrng class ' . . . . " are enterrng a WIde \'a rrety of ,'ocatlOns. Th,rtv of them will teach, , , . ' Se\Tn WIll cntn th e ol o .gical sem'

Th,' Rcv. R. J. Bi ngc a of Olym pia pronounced the benediction,

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ing class. They a rc E la in e and Rum ohr.

j Ralph McGough , Parkland: Tdma Dr. H. L. Foss of S(" attlr-, pres iM ptzgcr, S ea ttle; Ma rian P e ar son, U('nt of the college bo ard of trmtecs, Puy allup; Alice Stewart, Tacoma ; brouglrt grectings from the board M i lton T h cno, Ta co ma; Violet York, to the graduates. �av("

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ley; Ma rg a re t J 0 h n s o n, Leroy, "C rging the scni o rs to listen to S ask. , Can.; Ruth Joh ns on, Sikel'­ ,od, Dr. Aasgaard told them they creck; �Iargaret Kable, Tacoma; had a sacred trust to mak e a conWalter Ku n s chak , Ta co ma ; Glenn trib ution to the w 0 ri d in their Neal, Tacoma; Paul Polillo, Ridgechurch a nd through their God. field; D avi d Roberts, Taco ma ; PaHaugc Presents Class tricia Russell, Aberdeen; M ar garet Dr. P h ilip E. H auge dean and TayiOl, T acom a ; �elJnar I horpe, rqtistrar of the coll�g ':, prese nted ' Tacom a ; Paul t ' lr ich , ].·Iarysville; the members of the sen ior class to Howard Will is, P"rkiand ; Ralph the pres iden t, Dr. E astvol d , and he G u n d " r so n, A r lington ; Robert co n f� rre d the degrees.

Hauge, Tacoma ; Wesley H il lman, Tlw R",·. r. J. Ahr endt of Ritzacoma; R ohert H urlb u rt, Tac oma ; T viii,', father of E\'ang-dine Ah ren dt, Pearl Irby, Mi l ton : Jcan Keller, T a­ a me ber of the graduating class,

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Cust�f A. nder so n, P arklan d ; Jack pioncers bdin'�d ,ra tli e, R i dge fi el d ; Gra ce C a rison, in such schools as PLC. Many of I acoma; Myrtle Davidson, Puyal­ th�lll co ul dn' t afford to s end theit, lup; Wa ld o Elefson, Parkland; Grace own children, but they saw the need Gulhau!)en, S a c ra ment o, Cal. ; Alma of such an ins t it ution and ga\'c as Hetn, Tacoma; Afto n Hjrlm Firth ' much as they could in financial supId a. ; Vir gi nia Isvick, Sedro Wool�

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Ritzville;

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thnT o f his children in the grad ua t

whu had gone bdor�.

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of 2,200 per­ in �1cmorial Gymna s i um, Sun­ day, May 30, Dr. J. A. Aas gaard of Mi nne apoli s ga\"(� the commence­ ment address to a graduating clas s of 80 stude nts.

Dr. A asgaa rd , who is p resident of the Evangelical Luth<Tan Church , was amazed at the growth of PLC D r. S C ' und·t'r the Icadf'n; Ilip 0f E astvo Id . H e comme nt f: d, "\Vhat has h appe n e d here is one of thc most encoura ging thin gs I k now of .

In lIly e nti re lifetime. I rej oice in your grovvth."

Add re ssi ng his remarks to the g radua tes , tl1<" speaker r e mi nded them that their grad uat i on W::lS m a d e pussible by th e sacrifices of those

ing, �1ay 30, in �'Icrnorial Gymna­ si um . The Rev. Theo. Gulhaugen of Sacramento gave the s e rmon .

Spea king to a c ro wd

sons

School Opening Date Announced Fall

"nd

tnnbn

reality, our fa cul ty

pITSt'nt

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est

(' r r('�istr at io n

for

Monday, Sep­ 1 3. All freshmen mus t be at the college by 9 a.m.

frcshmt"n

will hegin

sta ff members con tinue to serve that day to take part in the orien­ Dr. S. C. East\'old, p re s ident of the C oll f'ge withou t selfishness and t� tion, t "sti n g and ["egist r a tio n pro­ the college, was elected to th e h igh w ith �ffieiency. They deserve all �r�m wh ich will be c ond ucte d Mon­ office of first yiCl'-pn:sident of tht: that can be dont: to lighten an al­ day through Thu rsday .

Sophomores and uppe r class men E\'an gclical Lutlleran Ch ur ch at its most intolt:rablt: burden. The T rus co m �nti on in !\1 i nm· apol is, June 8 tel'S have been a l e rt to th i s problem will cOlllpktc th cir registration on to 1 :�. In the c,'ent of a v acan cy and have done all that available TUf·sday and Wednesday, S epte m ­ bel' 14 and 15. in the office of the p r esi dency, Dr. fUJlds will permit. While the sal ari e The formal opcn in g of th,' school East\'old will suecp,'d to th;;t posi­ arc gratifyingly abo ve the levels of will he held T hu rsd ay e v enin g , year t esen r p these yt:t ago, years w e f a tion.

Dr. E as t \'old has lo ng been a salaries arc r("elueed in terms of the September 16, at 7 ::�O p.m. Classes leader in the wurk of the ELC. In "19:;9 do l l ar. " They ar(' far below wil l begin Fri d ay morning, Septcm­ addi t i on to his pa st o ra l work in key the pre,war It: \. f' I in pur ch as ing b..,. 17, at 7:5.'i a.lIl. The first semester will end Friparis he s, he h as servcd on many power.

Money to increase the sal a ries day, Jan uary 28; and the se c ond sy nodical boards. He has also held executive posts in the Suuth Dakota and to es tab lish a more li ber al re- scmtster will b e gin Monday, January 3 I. Cont inued on Pa.ge Two a nd Eastern districts. and

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Rutland,

Iowa;

Cal . ;

John

Nicolai,

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Oakland , P uyallup ; Ruth P fl ueger, Odessa; Patricia P urvis, Sum ner; Betty Lou Rieke, C as hmere ; Lydia R ober ts, Tacoma; Harriet Root , San Diego, l and,

G wendolyn

Cal.; Anita Roth, Portland; Norene

Ore.; Brita Skoog, Steiro, T a c o m a; Do ris Vinje, S e attl e ; Earl Ahrens, Tacoma; Semon Anderson, Stan­ wood; Wallace Eids on, Parkl and ; Ronald Gra tias, Tacoma ; Robert Hadl and , Pa rkland : Ralph Hauge n, Marysville; Betty K enworth y, Le w­ iston, Ida.; Walter Klapstein, Ta­ coma; S hirley Morgan, Tacoma ; Lyle Severson, T a c om a; A rn old Towe, San Diego, Cal.; Claude Van­ der S to ep, Alton, Iowa; Gerhardt Zellmer, Seattle.

Skilbrcd, Eugene,

Olym pi a ; Oma

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P,\C I F IC LUTHE R,,\ ::\" C O L L E G I:

I Dr, Eastvold Report I Fo·ur

Person nel Changes Liste or Com ing Sc 001 Yea r Se n' ra l

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the f a c u l t y for the fall semester.

'n:n of last year'

faculty a re leav-

. and se"eral an� be in g a� d e d to

take

thelr

p l an' s

to

and

fill

be

to

lam C hi lso n has requcsted

reli c \'e d

of her

pos t

o f Wa s hi gton � h i s graduate s tudI es.

and drama tics.

departme n t of s p e ec h

uat

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work .

M r. Th"u O. H . Karl, sp('ech and

of Lo

An.,;clcs : and

�{" (;rt'gor ,

'Vash i n gton

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g rad au te

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with

College

St:!te

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from

her

Watness

post

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Karl Returns

� l r. Karl was on the faculty h e re S('\'CII years ago when he was d ea n of ml'n " nd taught i n the speech dl'pal llll t: n t . We arc h, ppy to have h i l t l rdur n to the campus. ]'viiss

�! c C re3 0r,

whose

home

$ 1 50.00 d u ri n g

year will

the past

. we w i l l

have

no

I llll"et pressing opf"r a ti n g needs.

A l l Ed ucation Se n iors Placed

By PlC Service

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a nd

J.

Paeifi

beloved

fin

on

\' i n yl i t e

col leges of

composi­

w i l l

five

s n i or

funds. PLC's sh, n'

other hui l d i n g o n t h e

mpus,

The five se nior college presidcn "

i n cl udi ng

ma­

be played

E ast vold,

Dr.

the appeal to the of

c ryi n g and

the

present.-d

convention

s pe e ch t's .

twelve -minute

c r a nd no spec ial needle is requ i red.

The p r i ce for the

CQllege the

the e re ction of a n -

w ill go toward

on a n y s tandard type of record play ­

to

Mi D ­

the EL C i n the appor­

ti oni ng of thes

the

re cordi n g

unb reakahle

t

d i sc.s,

Lutheran

share c q u a l ly w i t h

Malmin' s

Pr of . �almin a nd

tions, "A Si<>'h."

C pita 1 In \,c st me nt . . � .

The cap tal l llvc5tlfl('n t a t Pa C I fIc

w i th

They

urg-ent

lold

need

or

series of four our schools for more adequate facil­

records i s $6.50, Individual re co rd s ities to train the youth of the churc h .

D r . Ph ili p E . Hauge, dean o f the I c ost $2,00 each. Sc nd your orders, Lutheran College has incrcascd by i w i th check or money order, to: M rs . colk 'l'e, rep resen t e d PLC at a lIlt:" . more than $ 1 ,000,000.00 d u n. n " th l.' / Rh oda You n g , Box 2 6 2 , Parkb nd , i n g in Min neapolis recently wlll'rc p "s t fi "e )Ta rS. W hi l t: we arr- r;ratc- W ashin.r.:ton. The records a rc l i sted thi s d rive was di s c:u ssed . A t this retin.I;' a W 'n l ra l committe<' \';,1 ful for that, w� m us t not cease pray - belo\V .

Wh e n ordering s ingle rec­ ing t h e good L ord who i s the Banker ords please spe c i fy the onc desired " p po i n t " d to make � rran ('men ts fo r

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All t.:du cat ion seniors who d e si red

rceen t

Gunnar

te ri al availablc, they can

m ore . Thus

"new mon e y"

P rof.

R e corded

trast with rais e s i n some i ns t i tu t ions

2 5 ';'" or

mosl

of

this excellent set of n'eordi n!{s.

1 9 + 9, acc:ording to a d u i s ion by thc

of our k i n d of

n e a pol i s , J u n e 8 to 1 3 .

on e

by t he E\Oangclica l Lu ­

votpd

th eran Church convention in

h i s famous choir an: at the i r best i n

c o nt in u e for the coming y" ar, 1 9+8-

re­

tcaching pos i t i ons have been placed

is

to

stay for a time. The tu i tion rate of

m as t e r of a rts dc<;rcc III spee ch , have \-Va tnc ss . be" n � r �oi nt e d to handle the speech

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ha\'e

they wi ll

ords is now available.

A seri e s o f fou r rec­

i nstituti on

educational

deven

was

I n cluded among the recordings i s

beell ra is e d about to

where

I!'vel

its

of i ts numb('Ts

v

$2 ,000,000

for the c a pit a l i nvestment funds oj

which arc the fa ori tes of w('s\ coast

concert-goers.

Tu ition ra ks a t Pa c ifi c Lu th e ran

Col legc ha\"

secre tary

as

recordings of some

and

[riends

C h arl es Mar­ Board of Trustees. This i s i n conhas bccn h i n" d to re pl ace Mrs.

to the president, M rs. tin

has

from

t u ition incon ll', on the othrr.

h e r posi t ion as ass ist a n t bookkeeper, Luther

"" i fts

the

A campaign to r a l S

I n respon sc to many rcquests the

dmreh bod i es , on the one hand, and

M is s Hekn Bl omd i e has resigned

E. ! , i gned

M i ss Jean

upon

of the book stort: i s M r.

Mrs.

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PLC "Cho i r of the West" has made

gible that oll r i n com� must depend

many ye ar s .

drr rna teacher at the C ity C ollege 1 3 nd

to-

ment fund of the C ol l e ge is so negli­

i n t,'ndent of schools at Issaqu a h for

he r mothn, and may do some grad-

for

creasc in t u i t ion rates. The endow­

continue

:\ . A. M ykland, who has been su pe r­

S he will "pend tht" c om i n g Yl'ar wi th

onc

from

ward ('ndowment fu nds; a n d an i n-

f i ll i n g- a new posItIOn as d i rector

of,,: r a t o r

co me

mo re of three ;Qllrce s : gi f ts . current use : additio nal income

of the Student U nion building and

the

in

to

can

plan

or

in English, will return to the U n i­

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new

posts. � iss

C o n t i n ued from Pa ll c One

t i rc m c n t

LC to Share I

By PLC Ch 0 .I r I n $2 Mi l lion Now Avai lable Church Drive Rec o r d I' n gs

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Sh ows PLC G rowth

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i n s t ru c to r i n vi ol i n at t h e n ive rs i ty . � . � ! r. \- Illtalll Sawh,ll, m s t ru ctor

made

C M M E R ::\" E W S B e L L E T L \"

in ' askatoo n, Sas k a tchewan, reee i\' ed by the college's Placement Se rvic e . uf the nati ons and who owns the b y givi n g the number. the campai!\,n. hI.' B.A. dq;T .'l' from the University Se\'Cral a lu mn i have also been placed This .'l'cncral committee will m .. r cattle on a thousand hillsides, to Record �o. 1by the service. of aska t c h l '\van in 1 9-!6. inc: ' then � i vl: us a trem c n d o u s new su pport A. " Savio r of S i n ne rs" by Mcn­ in M i n n('apol i s in August . Memb r� s he has I)('cn d o i n g graduate wo rk Graduates who w i ll b e tcach in g group art'" Dr. A. J , Ben�­ in the assets of th,> i ns ti tu t i o n i f wc d cl s s o h n, tenor solo hI' C h a rles of th i n spe�ch <lnd dram at i cs at \-V . S . C . a nd the towns where they will be sa ker , chairman; Dr. J . A . Aa ga a t'd , a n' ,0 fu lfi l l ou r God - g iv en d es tin y M art i n . },.! r. C l ifford Olson has resigned located f oll ow : i n a g rowi n g ''''rst.

B. "Go t o D. rk Gethsemanc," " r r. DL J. C. K. PITUS, Rev. Alvin R o g ­ us dir ctor of at hl e ti cs aftt-r 19 years Wal t e r Ku nschak, Parkland ; VirI{(,SS, D r . T. F. G ll ll ix so n, D r . Cl<-rn­ Funds for t he expa nsion of the by Nohle. of coa c h i n g ;It PL ' . H i s proteges, g i nia Isvick, Parkland ; Grace Carl ens Granskou , Dr. O . J . H. Pr U ' , l e ge c n never be th ol f t plan C Re co rd No. 2o ..: s R t ci so n , P arkl a n d ; P a r i

c oach e s .M a n' TOl1lll1crvik and �! an' be

will

Harshman,

athll'tic:;.

,\nilau ra

Pl'ck

f!'Oill

rdeased

co-directOi

as k e d

has

her position

hal is;

of

Ruth

t o be

in

, n idwe s t with hcr aging mo ther .

\\' 0 m ,. n,

w i l l bccome a full

B eulah

David

M. Hcdahl of B isma rc k , r\ .

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blO!ogy, has a c ce p te d a s chol ar s h i p and t c ac hi ng positiun a t Washin � ton · a t " College- w h e re h e will work Rc'{ina

lLo'ltc of thl'

ton w i t h

w ill

t ·aeh

a

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Hc rrrn a nn ,

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a grad-

this fall . m ' n t of bI ology .

in

the

d c r;rec,

dt;"part -

�

M r . E \'(�rc t t La rsun. of M i n n a p o-

l i s h as be e n h i f ed to tcaeh E n g l i sh . , He w i ll t:1k<: t oe place of M r. Pau l R c i g-stad who has accepted a tcach-

Ro t"l"ts,

e ndowme nts

o rd e r

in

to

Rec ord

a n y t i mc is a n in\'(�stmcnt i n

I

I

met

be

by

th ,'ran Collc�"

men

generous

a n d in

Seatt l e :

Otis

I

\-�e

Dahl , G i

Bremerton; S t a n

B. "Den

R u th Tow e Johnson, Rock Island,

� ree froll ! th (' U n ivers i t y of Ch i ca go .

.

Takmg

Library Changes thc

positi n

left

vaca nt

l i bra y

cstrina.

"Et

'\i r,;. , \ nn a H o i l and w i l l take

Ycl l1 l ; n nd

A n il i Ed

c

si n cere

or \ [ rs . raId Litl�r who is mOl'in g nut of thL: i t ; .

;\iusician I ddcd :\!r. lar ll"rn ,:l o " n has been t'll<.:agc d to It':lch band :!nd orch(' � t r:l in t i ll' drpa r tmr-n t o. mus;'·. 1 f l'. \10 "n i� .. <; "lduil ll' of th" }v[ i 1It'. ·)l ' S t " l r r " rh,'I'5 C lle(!c i u \ , i n oll;- l . D u r i n�� t h e past y a r ht� dune CT:! u a Jt" wOi'k at t he '(! ni \ f' nu l y uf Wa o;; h l n gton. He: ,"V ;.IS a n

I

I

�

al'(' man y i m p rf e c: t ion , but we a rc

w i th an �

" I

hetter way

s, n c '

as

pres ide ll t

fo

the

I ss a q u ah ,

Pcdc'r::\on, Robert

, d i tu r o f

Chariol tl '

pwy

lo " n dow

by l e ad i n g them

i n lo

of lifc-, we f ee l s u re

<In d

Ollr

Ill! ' n ts .

ua l

, tu d c ' n t s <l IT cal d u l ly ,ckc t -

uaplahility , with the

endowments.

vear

'1U�I- 1

l a n )' eollcge ... " " c rC" 501l

,ay, " I f we had yOUi' > tl l d e n t

w� S Il OU I.' u

"\ c

a �'c

1 10

to i":

n o t Ila\'(' so I I la n y p r O IJ-

ICi ns. to worry " b . 01 l.

.

..

h a p p )' l() k llow

l h a t WI'

h a l T a l i ttk 1 I 10re lItan fift�, p re .·;oine, Pa rkla nd , will be t h e husi ness scr l l ! n a ry !)tudC'l,f ; C"J rolk �ll t h l " '<l :ln 'l g 1'.

Col l",;C'. Ou s t u d r l l l S IJI.'l i",· ,· in till' . ,:cf' u li\·" s G ti l l' (,;!lnpIl.< y('ar- l · n i tl.:d S t a ,l's . . h(',· will tlo al l i n bUdk, 1 hr' S�a, ,11'" Bc tt "'i ln a n � l � (" r p ' ; w c r t v p. :' ..;c n·c the bas i c of c a t llc-, f' d i tor; and .-Ihnl Z i� ' T f" , , (\1 " , · , of our .'\ rn C' r i c a n wa ) of / n[ l"utOll , i n.1 S l l !()!! Inan�l :t tT. l ' ft, :-' nd to ( x t ! ' n d then1 to O1. h (" r "leolm

I

and

a good c:,un p u s

of

sharin g

In

stud('nts.

Our

chid

aim i s

to

to a l l of

ur Studen t Veterans

u l in', wo u l d hal,T 'iood

E ricson of RiclIla tlcl is t llC' ',l oor i n 3 M ast , " lhe

t oge th e r

heen

We h ;1 \ e had '1 5 5 ve te ra ns rrgi s terr'd a t the Collc"e for th e school

itics of Hl r nt a l , ph y s ical, a nd s p i r i t - ,

My1.land,

have h ad

have

pt'l'SnTra nee, fa i t h f u l ness, fos ler th .·ir s p i ri t u a l dev e lop m e nt I I I . ' J O Y I0 n t.· h e ·l l' G. 0d - " 'I \T n n s s ' .r.:n- the p a l tl'rn of t he L u t h r ran C h u rch .

�t.1bi l i t y,

eom i n"

of d i,c ipline

t h .· s o r i al ac t i vi t i e s o p': n

of 10,',"

po w e r b Ll t <l l s o fo r . . v iden c e of s oc i a l

"The

'·ol!e!\ · ·· """'ddy ne wspaper .

l iv i n g

lu y a l t y ,

Uur

and Donald ( ) n ' cron. , t rC'<a�il.l rCl'. �

secretary ;

Bend,

eont i n l l C'

11'

ed l. y ad mi ssion offi c er s a n d dea n s w h o l oo k for e\'idc n r,' o f i n u' l kc t u a l

year. ( l ther st udent hody offi ccTs a r.: Howard Larson, Portla nd ,

v i c c - p l'esick n t ;

Ll't

C3ScS

few a nd we

H I . THl! STU D E l 'T BODY

dessa was rho en Vern F i n k of h,' the ,\ ss oc i a t c d Stude nt Bod}' LO

school

1 9 1 8 - 1 9 �1 9 .

God w i l l

that

E n i d Ba l ke 'V ..b bc r, F ife. ___

for

o u r fa c u l l Y with the q u a l i l i e s

Lien

,ounei!

of

u ni qu e

most

the

t h i n�

College

Luthera n

Pacific

the intn-Synodical co op e rat ion . ,olle !!:c is more

I tution.

of

than just It

lra rning.

is

an

the

is

On r

i n�t i ­ focai

point a nd center of t h e movcmrnt i n Christia.n u ni t y among th e ma n

se n' i n g Cod

fi fty

S k i l l i n p's,

of

also

C oll !'ge a s

tim

to ma ke o u r f"cu lty n u mber abol l t

Vern P'In k EI ec t d ove r . S '- tudent Pre, i d nt

t h ,.· l i brary pos i t i o ll left \'[1C3I1t by �Iis L oi Pen l i n i "olio w i l l d o 'radtlan- W 0 I' k at the U n i . e rs i t y of \,,;. h i n g-ton i n l i brar scie nce, �1". ,V ancn Lussky, R.N., B .S . , w i ll be the colle�(' nu rsl' i n plal't'

!� :l>

I

./

abou t

so n , E w re t t : E s t e l l e P d l e r vo, C hc -

Monroe ;

tQ

Association

COOPERAT I O �

4-

m orale, The s tuden ts cwn educa te one anot h e r t h rQugh thc process of

K i rkl and :

thc

Jann a ry

I NTER-5YNOD JCAL

V. One

I n c a rnat us Est," by Pal-

in

On

admi tt e u

"- membcr of the American

":

Robt.:rts.

WC l'e

on Education.

G o d ," by Tscha i -

B. "Beautiful Sav ior, " b C h riS� . t l allScn, soprano solo by Lydia Lcnt7.

we

A mrrican Col"'g.�s, and we arc

\ Sigh ; ' by Malmin.

\.

:

departme n t .

; 948,

membership

by

Flok,"

Dvidc

The

�ewton,

H,

be l i d of t h e Boa rd of T rust l ' c S tha t

w i s h to ''redi t the fa cult

Donald Sloan, Selah; Phyllis G ra n de

\'/ :t

!v! r. rr c n ' L uS ",. y . �! l ' 1' . J . u ''',y rL� a m a s t er of art, tl('� n:t: in l i h ra r y s c ience. M i ss ! l n c; , ' lstad has acce pted " p o, i t i on In lh ,> P o r tl a n d O regon , c i ty l i bra ry ", i l l

Sto rr

Record N o.

Fales Martin, A lder- unusual a m 0 u n t of faithfulness S O \od e , O rtin g; Marie t h ro ug h a great many y e a rs . Som e'

M ",Manus,

tra i n i ng

Praise

Keller, Tacoma :

hal i s ; W illiam Rasmussen, Vaughn ;

hy �'[ IS� Gatrude T i n e·clstad i n the.

i', a tions

the

" 0 P ra i s e Yc

a t :'\ort" D a k o ta St at e Col- tOl l : Ober t I �l!.e. �1 r. La rson ha s a master's d e - C a t t, C e n t ral A ve nue : A rne Thosten- s ple ndid n e w people a rc br i n g a dd ed ' i n q p os t

liheral It rts colle({c w i th a tl'ac he,'-

G rie g, t e nor solo by Rudy Johnson.

w e ca n ha\T as fin e a f a c u lt y a t t h ,' wc h a\"C eVl.'T had. ito"..

I I! . ; G ordon Hus by, Ta c oma ; Je a n

and H i gher Schools as a four-yea r

1 I 00s" of L ut he r. In large measu rl', th,' la nds. Our student body is not m ad e future of the Chu rch i n the W" st lip of perfect young people . Th e re dep('nds upon the l ead e r s h ip thai.

fa c u l ty a nd s taff. I t i s th e

H a rbor ; J ohn Stu e n , Port Or c ha r d ;

by

" N u n c D im i ttis," by L u t k i n .

and

the t ypl' of

We ha\'c i n c l'cased our full

Grande,

Tacoma ; Car l Coltom, Tacom a ; P au l Preus,

t h i s i � s t i t u t i on � {o r _" kmg ou. o

C re at ed, "

the L o rd, " by L r i s r i n f; .

� ke no a polo.gy � " e nc l o us men a n d . wom('n to sh a re thcl r wealth w th � The P laceme nt Service also anI u s . \-Vhe e e., n SOIll" mo ney be I n : nounecs t hl' following appo i n t men t > \'("sted With greater returns than III of a lu mn i : the f u t m e of Young America. [\iclli, O lso n Ke i t hahn, Olympi a ; I I . THE FAC UL TY Arthur Larson, P u ya llu p ; Lillian Thol'lcifson,

All

�i y rtle D av id- youn !!: A me ri c ans w h o c: o me from kovsky.

s n, Tacoma ; and Mrs. Pea rl I rby, � I a c om a .

Is

3-

o.

A. " L e t

o u r own fu t u re wh i c h i s th e futur e of the Chu rch. These need s will have to

"Salvation

"A l le l u i a, W e S i n g W i th J oy,"

by Ha nd c ! .

make P a cifi c L uth (' ran C ol le ge wh a t i t ou g h t to be i n the fut u re . A g ood colkge

'''aldo

Aberdec n ;

ITt Hu rl b u rt , C ollins ;

Univer i ty of Wash i ng ma ste r of arts

�

�

and : Illgs

Scl lllt: r

Ralph McGough, Grays River; Rob-

\ ' 011ll' n a nd t�ac:he r of E n ,,· l ish .

\I j iss

Ta c oma '

B.

Tschesnekoff.

So C . Eas t vold, D r . J . !\. Brrlwn, :>i i lse n .

D r.

Dr. L. 'v! . Stavig and Rcv. M.

"Bells o f SpYl'e," by Senfl.

ands no� te ns o f thousa nds, but we . milhons of dollars for bu ild -

n " ed

" Ad"" n t Mottt," h y 5chrc c k .

A.

nceds arc great. We nt.:ed not thous -

E. l dson, Aberdeen : Paul Ulrich, Ort w " m m who b('li "'e i n Pac i fi c Lui l l g- ; We s le y H i llman , Toutle Lake ;

M i ss

D., has bcen engaged t o be dean of

for his doctor's de�rce.

Sch a fc. r

I

Ea ton v ille ; Milton Theno, Aberdee n ;

of

time

t acher i n E n g· l ish and La t i n .

,\ fton

Howard

Gund e rson,

Ralph

Paul Pollilo, Naselle' ; D way nc Rose,

New Dean

dean

Belfa i r ;

T horp, Woodla d ; J a ck B r tli c , O r t i n g ; M a ri on Savage .H rat l i e, O rting;

t i on s o that she can return to th e

B lom q u ist,

Puy al lup ;

Johnson,

Willis,

Arlington ; Gus Ande rson, Spokan e ; I

the

d j'p� rt ment of business a dmin is tra-

:Mis; Grace

� � . sec u re d by illcreased tUItIon . These

u sel l , C h

a

Margaret Johnson, Chehalis;

1 9 P - 1 9 'l 8 . They arc

llIature,

i n tl'lli �l'1lt, and .Imbitious . T hey an" :l

rc:· 1 ,,��et l o the dc\,(·lopl l1e n t of

the i ns l i t u tion.

I

and d i vided membe rs of the

come O l l t of Pa c: i f i c Lu thera n

will

olkg" .

The appropriations given a nnually

t o the ColleC(e by the Americ a n Lu­

I h e ra n C h u rch, the Evan .g dical L u ­

theran

Church,

a nd

S ynod

A u gu ta n a

t he

prov('

Luth ra n

that

this

coope ration is morc thun ju,! p i otl$ talk.

III the

Lutheran

ca. e

, hl' rch,

of

th"

the

America n

:lppropri,,-

l i o n h ,, < been lripkd du r i ng the p:'<.l five years.

i ts

The l ' n i ll'd L t he r a" C h u rch P a c i f i c S y nod h a s

bern

in

i nvitl"d

10 place a k a c hl'r a t the Colle1\(' tf)

r epre s e n t

the'

same

P ac ific

that to

W t S y n od i n t h e "s d by th� be sli p porl "

S ) II " d t 0gl.' t h e r w i lh l h,'

l: nitl:d Luthcran

'hur('[L

The Rc l igiolJS Program

I n a n a r.: ! ' when tht.: mOl'al stand- ] 0 1 1 Cal I Sun day :, rJ� of the- youlh of Arne i ca hal cThe ;nl l 1 u a l Roll Call , . u n t! ;l Y for . .

1 �. u n ,c LO : 1 U f" .\' IUW (' 1') 1) I' n Spl ntua I the coli " ' l " w ill 1 )(' hdd Su nd;w , ; f! nor� nce a n d i u d i ff Tcnec, i t is. ,' r, - October 1 0. Or, t h i s (!;, ) " (flTi n,, . ('ou r� f,·in g to wi tness the i nt c·rc.st i n for Pt.C \\" i U bl' g i \TI1 in lhr' Wf , . t I rc i j;' on arnor:(f till' slud(' n t� at o u r coast c h u rches of t h e ,\ Ill ric � n College. Vv'ha; w e hal' s a i d aboul L u t l H'r;� n C h u rch, t h e Augustan , pu r s p i ri tual cnlphasis i n past yca fs L" thITi .. n S" nnd a n d I i iI' F: va ll.� d i r a I ! .olds i n ercasing-iy true for til(" pro­ L u t heran C h u rch . t'!lt rear. .\ gOill of ��5,OOO in Roll C. .tll

off{'(i nq"i is rcqur·�tr·rl f!"O I H t I l<' cr,n­ t V. ACCRF.nIT'\TIO ' The Colle ' C' is � c c l'l·d it . . d by tIll' �n' �:1 li ons l h i s yril r 1 , ) l II' J30.lTd o! orth,>,r'st ,/\ , o c i n tion of Sec'm lai'y ' i'r u� ttT " to n 1( c't" : n t f l ';t :--: t'u C()�, .

A ugust, 1 9 -1- 8

P,\C l F IC LUTHERA� COLLEGE Sl::\I M E R N E W S BULLETIX

Ma rvs" Lea d Gla diator Tea ms To Th ree Winco Cha m pions h i ps

Page Three

�

h ... .:<: championships and

,

a sec-

(,nd p1a�(" In the four major sports !

mt's the record of th .. PLC Glad -

i a tors during

the

past

school

ha rd off.

came

M a r"

and

Ha rs h m an wcn; grC' at s tars ,n PLC's a th k ti c karns from ' 3 8 . ! o + I . T h eyes of a l l Pacific North­

'Xh rv

took over

!:ist

fa l l.

,

coa ch i n g

the

( 'oa ch in g as

Lut" s will be in the Evergreen I n ­ Confercnce.

tercolle gi a te

T he

SIX

members of the W in co le ague plu s

reins

the C ollege of Puget Sound and the University of British Columbia have

they d i d o n the field

gone to ge the r to form the new loop,

everyone wondered ? The

I a r" 110u. Marvs d i d n ' t dis appoi n t

tlll'IlI.

I

Kew Conference

Can they do as well i n

as playe l"S

28

Starting w i th football this fall t he

w('st sports fans were on them when th<:y

i � the

to Eastern

29.

and

Torn me rvi k

se c ond

conferenc,' meet held here May

["n'nce ( W inco) c ompe ti t i o n , Coaches

in

I

and I

Lll t... s won their share of me e ts ;

year

Wa sh i n g t on Intcrcollegiat(' Con-

in

work and cond i t ionin?, pai d As the scason p rog res sed t he

CPS and UBC wi thdrew from the

:\o rt hweS ( Co nfe re nc e .

CoachC's To rn me rv i k and

Undefeated on Grid

Harsh­

man have som e big holes to fill in

On the gridision the Lutes went

the i r

starting

c leven ,

Six

of

their

gr adua ted , In the line h e y lose Don D ' A nd r('a, 284 pound t hf-um e c o-champions of the W i neo "'iI�ue with Eastern. Tra vel i n g to cen ter who wi ll be playiag with the M('dford, Oregon, on Thanksgiving Los A ngeks Rams. Don w as on the Little All-America team.

E I d o n ay they defeated South e rn through a n ine-game schedule w i th

,'('ven victories and

key mc n have

two ti",. They

Orcgon,

2 7 to 2 1 , to ga i n t he Peal Bowl titk Kyllo, All-Winco tackle and honor­ "nd the my thi c. a l Northwest small able m,� n tion on the L itt le All­ :\mcric a ; a n d Elmer Peterson, two

'oll�ge I:hampiollship ,

times .'\ll-Winco gu ard, arc th

Starting ou t w i th almost � l l new baske tbal l ,

H arshman ran his men agai nst th · tou g he s t ( 't)m pet i t i on av. ilable. Th y played ma teri al

in

C.,

POl tla nd

They

lo s t

wh{'n

the

Montana

several ball

eonfercne

b.. �an t hey

Jack

bu t

l

them.

Lu tes cinched the t i tl e: before

wa

sca s n n

"fhr

e OI llpk t e d.

ace of the Lut , q u i n te t was

Harry M eLau gh l m , who rac k ed u p

504 points in 32 games to l ead all

collegiat ·' scorers III the Pacific . ' . : rthwcst. High Harry also broke . [hI: W i n co scoring record a.nd was

U

a nd

Draft Bil l Information

for

these

graduates,

but

the

Lute

ti\'!: Service Act of

. , l

cho i c e

for

the

,

,

I

line and reserve st ren g th they need,

Athle tic Plant ' con t lnuc d

collrge

ml' I e

E.a.sU·rn in a two out of thre e scries

I

I

I

.

th('

wa!>

�

ace

Ik

an all-tim(' record wi th

Ibrshman wouldn't ha ,'(, g i \'('n a

T :

hr.: spe c i a l i s t . n i d:'" for h i s track t l':'Im's challc('s I . \ tl ( . begi nning of the cason, But "'em('ntary " du e a t i

Physi cal Ed ucation Men A e i D man _ lajors

PL t n (.

0 1 boards

et C : 1 �P() r t :

and r u n <lthk t i c pro-

of

<;"clduatc5

•

\!l

tl1l'

P.E,

1 hi. I)ri n g n'ct'ivt'd po,oi tions i n th!'"ir fi··ld , Scn'l'�1 r,f th, ·!" \\ i l l be tcachi,,, '..

I II j U IIIor h i d l :chools a n d eoach­

til , hi gh school t l elms in the �y�t("fn.

La t spri l l ,� thl N : PLC " I u m n i had \1 ";, l " a m s in t..l t ' ba . . k tball t u u r­ !'t , I W l <ts, S t e nlT KvinsL: n d ' , outh K i t,� p fi\'( was a runncr-up in the " " to u r l}. m UIt . Dean r..-b tin , O " k f l lI . \ )t) r, a n d Do n n l d S}oao, I -as.. \lt', hud thl'; r ttam" in [he "B · ' toli rn:t ­ « .�l · school

II! , t .

fa c u l t y

for

the

fidd

of

Jl w("re added to

the

is

I

of

thl'

l'a rk b nd

board,

local

year

or

of

(h\

earlic·r.

='I othi n p; i n this be deeUlcd to pre­

r ( ' � ul a t i on s

by

t

J ;-,

( )ct.

.!

Sept. 25 �l

( ) cL .

Oct , 3 ' .\ U \

E t hel We I vood, h<lm,� economi c, I.C3chcr lit Stewart i n t" rrn� d i at"

,

r;

N o v. 13

school, ·r�('ortla.

�l. ( ) bf

( e n t ra l at

1 0'1.

-

East�rn

W

s ' t ern

M.

entering

the

4 1 st

Pacific

Lu­

of

in

that age l i rn i t arc eligible to j o i n our

under

this

Thi s m�am t h is

title

th at IlIcn fail

mcntioned

within

befor('

fear

Flet ch er

continued.

a person

froIl1 the

nCw draft law; ' he ad ded ,

of

Sen'ice in th e ='Iation:J1 Guard re­

OIII' drill pt:r week p l us a two m ust pass wcek summer camp a t Fort Lewis. q u i res

a man call be d rafted, will

ha" e e x p i red b e f 0

I school year

, not

Maj,

u n i t, "

"The " nl i s tm e n t i s for th ree year;

llI::t y enter a n d will eX('IIIpt

wi thout

abovc, which

I' e

The camp is u s ual l y held i n the lat­

PLC's

ter pal't of

opens i n September .

dr ills 3re

I t must also b e remrmbc red that

JUlie

also

each

held

at

The

year.

Fort

Lew i

which i s located b u t a short distance

t l!l' nt'w draft law will i n clu de L-om the college, S tud c l lts who live a l i s t of o ('mpt ions which will af­ out of the Tacoma area may g·o fec t many young men tak i n g college hOl11e d u r i n g the s Ulllmer month s work, Thrrc i s a p 03sib i l i ty that and can make up the d rills they I :I a n y men w i ll be a.bk t finish the i r miss by t a k i n � six d ri l ls per month � col kS" \Vorl-- before bt:lflg d rafted. in the fall, However, e\'ery member

:\ urlh iiel d , ,\ [ i n n . .

�t. �\ l a rt i n · ,.; a t

�n

Maurie"

C ompa ny

Si gnal

"Students

You ng:

'2 : 0 0 p . I11 ,

S i g llal

college

at Tac oma.

-

So dhern Orc-gon at Tacoma.

whu

of

join

thl.'

the

41H

, - ationa.1

tT� i n i n g

u n i nterrupted

by

Gulsru d Elected

(Homeco ming) at Tacoma.

\ \ ' h i t w o r t h a t Spokane,

men

COlI1pany

t h e d I'dfl.

8 : 0 0 p . lll .

-

summer

G u a rd ;Ire assured o f ha"ing t h t' i r

I) m p i a . \:i :01) p , m .

j ·: l knshl1 l'g.

take the two week

tour of duty,

College of Puget So und at Tacoma.

-

-

at

17

consent

college

I

Maj.

stlltes

in

u n i t fur

t h e r a n College th i s fall who fit

1948 Fo otball Sch edule

I t i - ( )p t..: I 1 ,

O c t . 23

I I rs.

prcsr.r ibt.:d of this scc-

ages of

I nfantry D iv i si o n ,

Inust

�CjlL .

( ct ,

C I<"·I' t P;nk sc hool d i s ­ P it'ret" cou n t . ' i e t a n d f o r III ( '

(h )

s u b-sec ti o n

41st

n i ne ty days a ftn the datc of its

I

Guard

or ordl'red illto servic e w i thout his

the acadeIllic year. The n i nety days

whi hf;\'t:r

the

between

1 8 Y, ,"

eme.rgency lIft­

cllaCtInent.J1

have

N ational

Fle tcher, commanding oriicer o f the

the datC' of enactment of this

l I ai ng their work i n t e rrupted du ri ng

he

men

resolut ion ,

pr e ­

un ti l

i nstruction,

e

U IT . o f th, ' t

the

I n !:!; ,

public

SUf.:(-rilll(' n d l ' n t of schools ; and

the

concurrent

by

title,

i nd u c ti o n und('r t h i s t i t l e post­ ( a ) u nt i l thr' I'nd of such

lIndCl'

Tllf' Y a le M r, , I orris I'ord, s up er ­ i n t r nd,' n t

to

th i s

' · Wr. haH' plenty of , acancic. our local

:\rt, no I)(' rson sh al l bc i ndu c te d

clude the Pr cs i d e n t from pro" id­

te rm ,

s(' cond

sented

under

the facts be i n <;

upon

parag-raph shall

i n phys i c a l educD l i o n a t "'hools : M r, O\.li HagTIH:, , t r ··as­

,t r e in ,kmand by srh(

<': ' ·,lTI � .

the

in

shaH,

p (' ri od s of time as he ma y deem

dr-clare's a national

i nst i tu tion

c e aS('5 sa t is fac to ril y to pu sue such

340 studc ll t s

rcc(' i \' i n � i n st r uc t i o n thi� SUIlHllcr.

simiJar

or

induction

for

cou rs( '

son

f n ll" mational League.

u n i "f' rsit y ,

sl'l'vi c e of any category

appropriate."

n

of karning, is ordered to repol' t

academ i c

of

hall with Breme rto n in the Wcsll;rn

bill

ll u rsu i n g a full t illle COllI'S(' of instruction at a college,

pon e d

' tc h i n " s taff wh i h sho�"e d u p Wf ' 1 l , . thiS ye a r BI Men· I ln l s hcd <0

the

and

P;l't'SS

satisfactorily

hi,

ture. Fou r

a 1 s ummer Sessi 0 n , the ' en w l th 1 0 Wins a n d one defeat. Records Bro g r a d ua ted and is playi n ,", pro �UIllIl1('I' Sl'ssion Ull'oJ l m cn t has h it Allen

two

ing

or categories of stud e n ts for such

20. This ti tl e shall become i mme d i at e ly ; except that u nless the Presi de nt, o r the Con­

.\ny p e r s o n who, wh i l e

"(2)

r')I" th(' t i t l<', With a fl ur ry of base ten n is courts. softball diaI nond3 an d kno k s the Parkla nders d isp osed o r ho r sc, h ol' p i ts wmplcte the pictu re . lht' Savacres in two strai gh t gam':s, ! 6 to 5 and 7 to 5.

Merv

of

of

ti on , fo r the defprmcnt from train ­

"Sec.

st d en ts from new d raft law-

cm d cr

to s tu dc nts, is anoth cr f

text

The

National Guard Ranks Are Open To PLC Students

effec t i \'e

E xe m pti o n of college

Suuject: u

I

t rac k . The 220 yard s t raigh t­ Ih.')' we n t over to Spok an e to meet · If co u r .e, " free away, .\ n l' nc-h 0 i e go ' quart r

I 4-8. Recently

para�raphs

follow:

\Vith

a

students.

importa nt

on this summer. The new baseball . . ' d lamon d IS IJelng comp le ted an d a . ' ba ek' s top Ilas been pipe an d wire

track also has a

prospec­

we re ce i vc d

I installed , All-

copped the crown for the westcrn , . , di VISion of the W I nCO le a g ue and

I'/1

qu 'ri>

manv

froIII the Federal Secur­ ity Agency of the C n i t ed States Offi c e of E du ca t ;on a communica­ tion sta ti n g how the b i l l will effect

new stu de n t s to g i ve them the first

S :Z 50,OOO Memo� ial G yn:' W i nca t(' a m .

I nasltlln as the hub, PLC s athl e tiC I , Diamond Title plan t IS one 0 f t h e f'I nes t f01· smaI I The th i rd title of the ycar w n t ,,- or th \\"C:s-t . There i s co II egcs J' n th e h • 1 to Tomme n' k s b a seball team . . They a t u rf football field su rrounded by

:t

r�cei\'(:d

t ive stud,'nts concerning the Sel e c-

boss"s arc hopi n g for transfers and

'[ hc

have

We

frol1l colkge students and

'I;nprovcmc nt of t h c campus a thl c t 'IC p I an t 'IS gO!' n g

.

u ll a n illlO S

B r a t l i e , quarterbac k ;

There arc replae� me nts available

Win N i ne Straight

th

to Coaches �larv Harshman and �larv Tommervik

b e back .

They won nine straight in l e agu e

TIll'

here. He is shown ( center) tu ruing over the reins

this

tel'; arc the three backs who won' t

c ompet i t ion

stopped

coac:hrs

Dwayne Rose, right half and quar­

were re ad }" to go.

play brio r ' Ce n t ral

ass i s tant

F ra n k Sp('ar, All-Winco left half;

oth ers .

�a m c s ,

be

who will be co-d i rectors of athletics. H a rsh ma n is se at ed on the left a n d Tormnervik is on the right.

Standing in the ba ck grou n d are E l mer "Pete" Pete r­ son ( left ) , and Eldon Kyllo ( right ) , who will be assis tant grid coaches this fall.

t his summer afte r 1 9 years of coaching

tor, is retiring

fall.

U n i ve rsity,

se vnil l

and

wi l l

son

Wash ington State, the U niversity of

Wash i n gt o n ,

OLSON LEAVES-Cliff Olson, PLC a thlet i c direc­

oth­

er li nemen leaving, K yllo and Peter­

To Col lege Board

l :JU p.m .

, t til<' meeting o f th

P a c i f i c Lu­

t h " ran College Cor po n t ion in M i l"l­

1 9 . - - College of Puget Sound at Tacoma,

1 2 , thl S p b k a nc and of th . . ELC 'vcrt' officially welcomed i n lo the :' l .C l'of!stitu(·llcy. I [ I' . . I'ne. t G u l !·ud of Spok;:lIw , '�.�- r le e t ed t o th n e a p o l i ', J u ne

I lIt ('rI1)() I I rltain c i rc u i ts

( _'\ll h ni l' �'11 11'_ " il l b" played in Tacoma Statlilllll l ? : OO p. m . ) 'f.l n �, ckI1lCnl� r ' s(,hool t('� c\iPr, a t t(:nd i n �� th i:; su r flt nc r \vo rk i !1 f' ' c. ' . pU'" rcs[w ni Yt'ly, Till' l\ss(� C i towards t h e i , ( 1Ir,'(' " f' r , :lnG si. , -TL"DE. -,- ORt; :'II IZATTO, 'S , : ' !'h,' ,'\$�;) " : , It'd t"dents ; nr.l u (ks " l,'j \-V o ! ! :>'n StuckI!" or '� n l z l t l o n ' COlll'!!C Board of I rtbtt.'CS tu l epre'�ar n ch': I J l<: I t . ry ("C rt 1 [1 ('tI 1 \ ; ,,: a nd foc I ;..I l, ' ' ' ' ' 1 1 l a r ! ',' . . nr� 1 l ' u s,tu de n t, . nd i l lc l ! d cs :: d l \,,' O �il\'n st ud en ts : i� deals '- r n l l L a t �IIT a . pri n(' i pa r � c l'I' d" ntials. . . 1 r ( )laf A .. lh·ur 'o nJ I I u n ti nr;t on { 1 1" [I ( ":- (In the bus1ness 01 U1C tuder: . ' " t h th� pt i . i l LH ·� :J .1I1 p r uoh n1S of h(' d�" Tlic cll.) 1 ' : , ; f' ,' ppa and >Dc;a! lifr-, T h e m e n ' s honorary, l':u k . Cal . : 1 " c , C, I t • 'o!"gnard, TII·s issue of th e coll('J,, "C hulletin n d t a ho C.amrna a n' social o rr: all - '} a\Va,i, is a s( ' r\ , ' r, : club, whose · ,·n e tt, and Th, P.T u l V i !O nt' S3, Alais r ditcd hy lil ion _ ·csvi"'. d i, ;,. a t 10,,': fOl [I", \vo,�1(' n !i" ing i n thc rt"'ml ' r; �HT n omi n. led by tfi,' fac- m nd , Cal., \,,('1''' t, ,-d (ted to Ihe • . 'tor of the coil ' _ ·cw.

B l l r :lU , dormit ory a n d t hose E" ing' off the u l t y, ! bOll .. 'i l L

I

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Page fou r

PACIFIC LUTHERAN COLLEGE S U M M ER :\EWS BVLLETIN

I nterle sting Facts Abou t th e Calle ge Pacific

, atf'd

L u the ran

in

C olleg e

Parkland,

is 10- clud ing a statement of honorable

Washington,

a

dismissa!'

The campus is

�uburb of Tacoma .

( 2 ) Two letters of recom­

menda tion from i ndiyiduals pcrson­

bout e i ght miles south of the city

ally acquainted with th e appli c ant,

Park

important

fartors i n

establishing

a

student lIloral,. and in gu iding stu­ dent

thinking,

Pacific

Lutheran

Coll e g e ha s d en' lope d its guidance

August , 1 948

Eastvolds Leave For Europe Tour a nd

D r.

�-frs.

S.

Enro llmen t Summary

Eas t v o ld ,

C.

1 947 - 1 948

presiden t of the college and h i s w i fe ,

Reg. School Yr.

arc m ak ing a thf(�e-months' tour of

Ayc n u c . preferably from an employer, pastor program so that each entuing stu ­ Europe this summer. They a rc visJuniors . . . . . . . . . is owned by the Pa- or teacher. dent has a fac ul t y adviser and a i t i n "g in England, t h e Scandinavian i S oph om o res . c i f i e L u thnan C olleg e As so ci a tio n , Costs student �uidc.

The faculty adviser count ries, Germany, the Ncthcr-

on

Th e C ol leg e

a

'¥ashington corporation, and en­ the support of

joys

I t is the policy of the Collegc to

thc

L utheran Conf<:;rencc.

�r nior Lutheran College on the Pa-

the best possible education.

The genITal fe es usually charged

ific C oast.

The motto which appears over the

entrance

to the

campus of

by colleges ha \' c been merged with

Pacific.

the ge neral tuition to make a total

Lutheran C ol l e ge , "Build for Char­

acter ; '

expresses

the

aim

of

mes tc'!'

all

of

_acial, cultural and religious.

year

This

entitles

subjects;

to

attend

regularly

events, social functions, lectures and

1 947-4·8

programs ; to usc the Coll e ge Golf

The total num-

Course : and to rccci\'C the College

r 0f i ndi\'iduals served during the

paper.

v ear, including special students, was

I t also entities thc student

to the usc of the College library and

The College plans to limit

1 ,02 7 .

student.

scheduled activities such as athletic

the semester enrollment wa� over 800 full-time students.

per

the student to carry a normal load

phases of Collegc life-intellectual , During the school

tuition of $ 1 50.00 per se­

o\'er-all

the

of

keynote

the

is

a nd

, hool

is

conce rned

particularly w i th

the

A m e ri can hold the e x pe n se s to a m i nimum academic problcms of the student.

I t is the only compatible with the requisites of The student guide is e on cer n e d with

to

its enrollment during the school year 1 948 -49 to 800 fu l l - tim e students i n

a

ge nc r al health sefvice.

Students

li\'ing

III

the

col lege

the orientation of the freshman stu­

dent to college life.

A be e n

special

faculty

appointed

\'etcrans work.

in He

counselor

to assist

planning

ret u r nin g

their

c ol laborate s

has

college

with

the

Veterans' Admi nistration which pro­ vides

a

College.

c oun s el i n g

Throughout

sen'ice u nder

psychology

the

service

at

year

testing

a

and Italy.

t hc d i rection of the special guid­

ance or who desi re vocational coun­ sd ing.

Eastvolds

The York be th ,

W('nt

sailed

I

bound

for

After

Englan d .

a

v

i s i ti ng w i t h relati\'es i n

will make two and three day stops

in

C o pe n h a ge n , B e r 1 i n , Zurich,

they will attend thc

convention

68

281

."",,253

92

345

4

4

36

45

Tot. rq; . school )'r. 6 1 6

269

885

4-

22

26

1 12

257

.

. . . . . . . . . . . . .. 7 6 5

403

1 1 68

twice .. I O I

40

141

:\'E T TOTAL . . . . . . 66'�

363

1 02 7

"

Stud. cou nted

I'

Rome, Geneva, Paris and Brussels. from August 22 to September

". " . . . 2 1 3

9

TOTAL

a n d around Stavanger a n d Oslo.

Leaving Norway August 3 , they

1 25

Summer Ses. E n roll . 1 45

for a mon th' s stay in Norway, where they a l'e

85

32

.

Special:

Ex te n s io n

call

plans

37

. . . 93

Less than 1 2 hours

i n Great Britain they

to Xorway. Their

Freshmen

' ' ' ' '' 48

}.f usic l e s s on s onl y

from �ew

J u n e 1 7 on the Queen Eli z a­

week' s \' i s i t

the

deparTment i, a\'ailable

to s t ud e n ts who need

lands, Belgium, France, Switzerland

Men Wom. Tot,

Seniors

Geographic al D istribution

I

46-47

of

Alaska

the Wo r ld Council of Churches i n

.....

Califo rn i a

Amster d a m . From Amster d a m they

47-48-

3

6

23

39

The s t u d e n t counseling program will return to England to sail for Canada ... " " ' ' ' ' '' . . . . . . " . . with the F reshman Days the Vnited States aboard the "Par- Colorado " " ' " ' _ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' during each semester, mately $40 to $60 each semester for a tcndancc which uc held i n Septembcr before thia " a r riving in Nt:w Yo rk S e p- G e orgia . . . . . . . " . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , with a contemplated total enrollment rooms.

During the school y e a r Idaho .......... .................. 1 4· the fir s t �('mcstcr classe s begin. tcmber 1 2 . of approximatdy 1 ,000 students.

1 94 8-49 board in the collegc dining J liinois Faculty a nd upper elass students dormitories

afe

charged

approxi­

2

begins

I

hall will be $ 1 2 7 .5 0 per s(·mcstcr.

Accredi tation

is

College

Lutheran

Pacific

Special fces arc charged for e n ­

ac­

a

p rogram of te sti n g and of

orienting freshmen to college life .

stop

in

west

the

Korthficld,

witness the PLC-St. Northwest Associa­ rollment in laboratory scicnces or i n The Collegc maintains a place­ game September 1 8 . o th er cou rses whcre special equip­ Hig he r and See.ondary ment bureau f o r its graduates, and

cl"l'd i ted by the of

tion

assist i n

Enroute

ment is used or individual instruction

Schools.

is required.

I t is accredited by the State Board

of E d u cation

Tuition

a Teacher T ra i n i n g

as

and

all fees as

well

as

text books a rc paid by the Veteran>'

Eastvolds

M innesota,

will

Iowa . . . .

to

I

I

Mo n ta n a

12

Life O u ts i de the Classroom

I 12

I IG

:2

4

52

.'i 0

2 ". . . . . . .669

2 I 85 1

. . . . . .. 80 1

1 02 7

Tht: College dormitory lor women

I h a t grade is p a r t of an accredited

Lu­

I

its

recommends

College

theran

Pacific

schoo!.

high

j unior

<'f�duates to t h e S t a t e Superintcnd­ I n t of Pu b l i c Instruction for ccrtifi­ r ill

1 9

3

c kme nt a ry teachers i n Admi nistration for vcterans attend­ students occupies four floors of the fT ad e s I to 8 i n c\ u si y e , i n kind e r ­ wOllJen may be housed i n this dor­ i f ing the College und r P u bl ic Laws /:arten, and in the n i n t h grad A bout 1 60 1 6 or 3 4 6 . A veterans' adviser is on Old M ai n Building. institution of

4-

M ichigan

! M inncsot<l

al s o for al u m n i .

'!.

2

Kansas

football

Olaf

18

i on .

Types of Training

The College offers courses leading the degree of Bachelor of Arts

to

with majors in art, biology, business

administratio n, chemistry, education, English, history, mathematics , mu­

Instrumental

s i c , physical education and health, r (" l igio n ,

physics,

general

re p r

e se n te d

science,

of some

The fou r -y e a r curriculum i n edu­

at an

P LC

IS

tw en t y -f iv e

Union concerts.

junior high schools of Washingto n.

pieces

make,s

The band, a rapid-

II' g ro w i n g o rga ni za t io n , is ac t i v e a t

Courses arc also offered i n nurs­

athle t i c

ing education, parish work, medical pre­ pr c - c n g in (" erin g, tecbnology,

functions.

cv('nts

and

other

school

Othcr musical events of

law, pre-medica l o r pre-de'ntal , and

admit

its

with

students

as

ge n eral

itics

and

men

� \ J (' c e�,s

entrance

college.

I;

e a ch

bc

rc,icetion.

notified

In order to

miss i o n ,

of

up,

se t

Applican ts

a c ceptance

or

students

on

th e

used

blank

by

uniform the

from

An

another

T ot al

...

. . . ..... .... . ... .

441

. . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . .. . .

... 623

Other Denol l J i nations: B ap t i s t . . . . . . . " . . . ............. . . . . . . . . 4-4 Ca tholic . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... . . . . ..... 4 G ................,........ .......

19

Christian S c ie nce! . . . . " . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

5

. . . . .. . . . . . . . . . " . . . . . . .. . . .

12

E\·a n g .

7

I n ter-Denominational . . . . .

2 43 2

Mennonite

Student Personnel Pro�ram The

c oun se ling

program

at

Pa-

of

1

( Ch . o f Brethren )

U ni ta rian

Recognizing the fact that faculty and

fellow

stude.nts

are

2 3

5 . . .. . . . . . . " .. . ". . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ". " . . . . . . 5 9 I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .

lege.

members

. . ... . . . . .

bly o f G o d )

Pr esby teria n

The Dean of Women serves

. . ..

P"ntecostal ( -:\'azarenc ; Assem-

supervision of the Dean of the Col­

trans ferring . a s counselor to women students and i n s t i tu t i on of c O lle - ' the D ean of Men to men students.

applicant

4-

.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 2

Mission CO\'�nant

application ' eific Lutheran College is under the

gia te rank m us t have t hat i n s tituti on . . an offi cial tra ns cn pt, 1Il-

forward

o rgan i za t i o n s

These organizations

M e t hod i s t

to carry them along.

h igher learning i n t h e stat e of Wash i n gton.

18 ....

Church of God ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

must

i ns t i tution s

34 G

Latter Day Saints ( Mormons;

submi t the following credentials: ( I ) form al a pplica t ion for ad mission, mad e

II

.

M i s s ou r i

& Apos t ol i c faith .

F irst C m'e n an t . ... . . . . . . . . . . " . .. .. . . .

Friends ( Quakers) . . .............. .

G r e e k Or t hod o x . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . .

be c o nsi dered for ad-

prospec tive

Fre e

Epi s c opal ia n

for

applicant will be

considere d individua lly.

will

arc

. 3 40

Congrega t iona l . . . . . . . . " . " . . . . . . . . . . . 1 7

a rbitr a ry

:\0

requiremen ts

b � l t i nstead

E\' angc l i c al Da n ish

Christian

The approval o f a n appl i c ation is hased u pon a study of the various criteria

rd i"ious

i n c lud e The M i ss i on Society, w h i ch

lb(,)' i n tend to pursue.

as

of the

on the CJ llIpllS.

:raining and who show promise of being ab le to bendi t from the cours e s

si !!' n i f i c a n t

.... 62

Unclassified .............. . . . .

....omen of good moral charactcr and health who are qualificd by previous

factors

. . . 1 02

Augu st a n "

U n i ted . . . .

purpose, P acific Lutheran College will

:

Anl("ri(' � n

Wis c on s i n

A dlll i ss ion accordanc e

Church Affiliation Lu t he r a n

Konvcgian

pre-theology.

In

TOTAL.

orch .. stra

vides the accompaniments at Choral

and

clementary

the

in

coaching

both

local concert appearances and pro­

for

student

the

qualifies

music

a nd a band. "The Little Symphony"

� oc;ology and sp('eeh.

cat ion

by

U nclass ifi ed Prote sta nts . . .

Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

97

......

4 04

C R A N D TOTAL . . . . . . . . . . I 0 2 7