College bulletin 1948 january

ter

letin •

The Student Union, newest building on the campus, win

, A, Rev. Menter, of Detroit, Michigan. will giv the dedicator add ress. Tm service will be �ld in the main lounge of the new structure. be dedicated Su nd a y , F b. 8, at 4 p.m. Th

Comi ng as th e official representative of [be American Lutheran Church, the Rev. Mr. M 'nter is ch a irm an of the board of education of the ALe. He was el cted officially by his bard to speak at this g rea t event, and was ap­ pointed by Dr. Emmanuel Popp n, y. represen t the church b

will be special guests at this dedi­ n has pledg e d S30.000 to sociatio A cation. The Alumni building, the n i ngs furnishi pay for all the f n raisin February 8 ,.nIl mark the k i ck o f f for rhe . tudent fa:ulcy ts, campaign among alumni, former stude� for t!le man r cbal.

IS, Hageness Olai body and friend , Mr. cbatrr honora IS ttle Se f e r Norgo y Carl Dr. dri e, and

Alumni

R E C EPT ION -The Board of Trustees and their wives held a reception and smorgasbord for mem-

bers of the faculty and wives Friday, November 7, Those attending are pictured above in the m a in

1 0 nge of the Student Union.

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f the colleg

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Rev, Milton N "svl g. wh I handlc� the alumn i work at the collen', is the call1P:lig n director.

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President to Speak t U. Spiritual Week

College Board of Trustees

S

Passes Severa I Resolutions

1Jr, " C_ l',aqv Ill, Pr'sident ui l';,:citic Lt l thera n oliegc, will bL CIne u( tlit gnc_ t $peakers at '1 he II an1 tlf T I'll I 'e� of Pa­ of f rustec,;· or til Synods rq)re­ lht: 'I,irilu;t] 1 �1l1!l h a.,,' · \Veek to ci i Lutheran (,,!l'ge: met in th' t'lllcd,) be held allhe lJmve,-,;ity of W;l"h­ I<vc '[)[ion IZrJllU Of) �uvcll1h'r 7. ], ':SOL\TL]>, th; t the l{oard ingt·'11. ,I allUn.ry 24 to 30. inclu ivc. 1 l)-I7, Afler a \','r� bu" day, the <.:.'pr 'ss it, apI,rt'ciali(ltl 10 the Dr. E:IAI'CJ1,1 will .giv three n lard r.f T r u , t >!l!. "oopl d a 1ll1111- _ ]nmni ,\�sociatiol1 of the Cnllcge ;tddr', '); which will indud' the her of rl'solutions I 'hich hart been f l' it deci"it.n to Pllt em an ap­ Fa cul ty Uul] and two addresses rH'/'par'rl by he E'l'cLlti (­ p<.:al for tlte iurnishin.L< of the ' 10 t!H' ,-{n.klll on personal livin;!, wince elf tbt: BO:lrd on tIlt.' , ( ll d e n T 1. Ili')l) Buil,1illl£ in the 'l:""r"� ,.,· j l 1 ;'Tt'j' i)fl nr()�" " 'ITil,jll11t nf �3n (\0;1 hr.\!!i!lllltl,C" F'vh­ I1liil:; ic.r the 3ludents ill general ,\!llong the rcsolllliun- ot gen- mary 1, lY,1�, T . ... fT nm T I I U <.

I .. :lttt.,nd thot. �fliritual meeting . eral intc rc. t ;Jre tl)(' fc)J!o\\-in'?: l"E-OT \'ED. II,rlt lite Hoard ' x­ ' jln'" ib flill "PI,reo",,1 of th; s 1<r::::::OLVEI.l, that ,. Iller 'or IJII'\'l'lllc:nl h) 1'.1(' _\hlll1ni ,\ <>{)­ apprt·t'ia ti«" b '-'Ill trl Dr. Vl'm. j..

\' ,)llllg' i.-)l' I h" �pl!cial appn,­ allde(1 to that gll'cn in prl'vious y ar, ';<1 tha t.he total for 1948 from tile '\mcric. n Lu­ till r, n hurrh !Jcc(Jlnes $I.;,I){)O, r�F. IT F R T I I E I{ RESOL\-E), th�t Idter Ot apI,rcciation bc sent to the tr . �ur r o f the Auguotana �''t\-n,,(I. tOj'pthcr with the C lum­ hia Conference anti tILe alifornia pri:':1 ion

onferenct',

for

appr priatio

B � IT FUR­ )LVED, that a <im­ appreciation be sent

given to the College,

TJfr.R RE, ilar l ette r of to Dr. f. c. \ yed t the

K, Prcus tn be COI1H oarel r,i Fllucation th Evan;!cli al Lutheran hurch for the regular and spe­ ial app ropriations ginn ttl the

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ollege,

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LV .D, that the Doard ih appreciation to the Federal Housin A u t h ority for additional IIlfirmary and torage bu i ld i ngs in prot:: 55 oi movement to the ollege campus, BE lT F RTHER RE:OLVED, t hat the Board express its deep and h ca r tf It. appreciation for the express·

t:laliot.

that

B uilding for Students

U p 0ne M I·/1·Ion

Built at a cos+-

,\ccording to the official audit ,)i the C l iege. the net wort of the in lilution is about $1,000,000 lodav than it wa, on Aug1l5t .nur � I, 194. rhis includes, bes ides "'luipmcl1t p rov i d e d for the v � idepartment;;, t.he f llowlng l)ll;; ;lppro_-iTIlate amounts; Memorial CYlTIllU ium. $250,000; the new nion Bt1il din �-, $lSO,()O(); :"tuuent the new e ienee Ball with equip!lIen!, $LUO,OOO; stack!. In tbe Ii-,

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c ntag for the pensions from 3 01perc nt to :; percent by the lege to be: matched by 5 P rcent by the fa c ult y and staff members

involvC'd,)

RESOL VED,

eX]Jre�·s its joy

I

that

the

Bo a rd

pon receiving the

iniormation thai mo r e

RE OL VE ,that th Busin ss co utinue to holt! to its past posi­ �!anager of the .ollege c onti n u e tion that no torrr of social dancing the b uilding and xpans,ion pro­ hall he allowed n the ca mpu s gTam as outlined in the agenda. a the Coil ge 1101' u n der 5<:.11001

allSpices at auy other place, BE IT F1JRTHER RE L ED. that only such )hysical ex rcises relatetl to the {,) r e goin g problem ,hall he: allow d in the classrooms (If the Colleq-e as are required by of Edllcati n for the Sta t e B a the ertllicatioJT of it teachers.

R OL ED, that the Board ;lpprO\ e of th" nresent insurance prlrgram with t!'I' r qu t that a continued ,tudy h made of all insurance pr()bl�l.t and th t a fnll report be tLlade to the ne..'tt

u t u re 1

nf

$150,000,

the

planned for the u ed as the c �ter to Slllden f"r tit ir socml ; n d ('_'tra-curncu­ new

s

�c

la,- a tivities,

The main lounge occupies �ost the ec n� f1?or of the bUlld­ m[(", It ha� ,� hIgh op l-heam �d ceiliug' and lhe W" IIq :'1r(, dont' n . ,t klWtty pine. Tt 1

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ht color d

I hri._ furniture.

posal

.\l LI1<: el.d f i!, a ,lage for iJrary, 0;:40.000; Sewage ] i Pial t. $40,000: remodeling of Old tios �nLl educat -'[ain. about �200.000; in adtlition of th� tage a

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c o nsi dera tJle

a

am 0 un t

of

(he

than fifty young men ha�' e n rolled . _ pre­ spl ndill cooperation given to the seminary studr!l1ts for th year College by the Federal H ousing 1947-1948, A u t h orit y . !.SOL VED, that the Board

ESOL VED, that the Execu­ ti e Committee 0 the Board of Trl1�t<.:e , together \\ ith Dr. East­ vuld, be cle ted to act a the contlJlitl(!c for the promoti 11. the C !leg in c nnection ,,-hh the propo, eel d riv(! ror funds in 1950, (The cific D i s tr ict - f tI e yang tical I utberan �h\lrch and f the the j �orth\\'estrrn District Ulcri an Lntberan Churdl klvc hoth lIt1;;tnimou Iy appro ved of such ;;t dri and are awaiting the approval of the rcs pectll' e Board

Net Va Iue

laying idewalk' and Bone! JllOI! Y spent mak m g amp u s improvemetlb C''')[�Ss its api,n:ciation t the which have dane -0 ml\ch for the \ilfl1 illistTatioll, [':lelllt), and Staff oll'ge, Fift ell b u i l di ng ;; have 1I1t·lll l oc-r.' ior 't)lltinll<:d faithful I , ,' e ll acquired from th" Fcc1cr;d "dlll...l'<,ncl' to tin' duties (',O\'enlln nt, pIll' a g eat deal oi tco thelll, lliachinery, bus�s, e c... valne!\ at I{ r.:S()L\''ELl, tltat the nl\�ine ' al'l'ro,'rmately �OO,OOO. :-[anag-n he- dir«'l<'d to study th prohle-III oi lnr"u- pcrcl'lIt:tg- 's for the N IhioHS' i r th e j- culty and Eastvolds Entertain ,; t a i i member.

BEl' FUR­ Dr. and Mrs. Eastvold enter­ TllER RESOI,VED. that the ta i ne d the- fae Ity at a New Year's· findings he rel'ol"tcd to the Exec­ Eve Reception in the Student Un­ lIti e L-ommitteL with powe r to ion Building December 31, 1947 . act. At a meeting of the F�lClJlty hetwe 11 th· hour of 9 and 12. of the Colleg- , a p et it ion was .\ smorgasbord was set before the mad y th ose \\'ho have joined facntty and a very enjo 'able and th", pen s io n , requesting the Bo rd profitable evening lias pent by of Tru s tees to illcrt'�'lS the per­ the faculty and admin' tration.

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ALC

ALUMNI REUNION Alumni Reunion will be held Saturday and Su nday, Feb. 7 and 8, it was decided at a recent meeting of the Alumni Board. of the Reunion banquet Saturday night at 6 in the main lounge of the Student Union, and the dedication of the new Union building Sunday afternoon at Highlights

will

be

a

4:00, Alice Ford is g eneral chair­ man of the event which will also include a Saturday after­ noon tea, basketball games in Memorial Gymnasium Satur­ day night, and worship service unday morning in Trinity Lu­ th�ran Church.

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dl1\omatlcalT), 'Deluding th c m tai n and foot t i�h " '\ bm'e the econu floor lobby

ate:

lunchroom and lounge tudent , J ieatllre of this- rOtlln i" 11 ,'fcctric pullman tyle kit c h e 11 comp ete with rnnge, di5·h(5, r"iri!,!:eratcr lUI Dressmg' ro($m s inr tht' dramali�h and an o ffke lor tIle dra­ matic instruc.tor an.: on the 1100r abD\ e the sta e_ there is

a

ior g-irl d:1.Y

Snack Bar

t\. snack bar is th main feature () 1 th first lioor of the building.

This offee shop Can h, ndle abOul 40 students at on lime, and wit di 'pens fountain lunches.

Other offic and establi' hments 011 the first f l oor inclnd the col­ lege bok tor e, a dark room for tb lub. the As ociated Stu­ Camera dent B dy offjc, recreatior roOm. the News T'>urcau, and tw , ·tudent publications, "The Mool­ ing .:yrast," w"ekly n w paper, nl he "Saga," the y' arbook. $2,000 Gifts 011 he financin of t.his building, Dr. S. C. East old, colleg pre-sidcnt, said, "A considerable numbt.:r of people have c o n t ri b ut ed gifts of $2.000 each, and ur g al is to have 4{) such gjit·." When the goal oi 40 " 2.000" con trillUlor is reached a bronze plate. bearing the names of the gi er , will be p ced in the Student Union. rchitecturall' this ne�' bu i ld ­

In commenting

ing follows tit awe pattern as and Science Hall. The sam ".tyle hri.el<- is u. ed as in the other', and all future building:.

111 eting of the Board. will tollow t hat pattern. Lea, Pear�on, an Rkhards of Tacoma RE 0 V • that Dr. and Mrs-.

S, C. Ea5tvold be directed to go is the a.rchitec.tural firm wh ic h de­ summer of signed the. building. to Ftl ope d�ril g lh A Tac In; finn, Standard Con­ 194 for tht! purpose of stud ying ducation in the Scandinavian �truction Company, erec.ted the countries. huilding. th(> T� jbra ry

Jaull;tI'Y. 1948

Dr. Bergendoff Emphasizes

Church's Role In Science

Sun I"y, Novem ber 9, �' as a al!1-\) true ill the lilited Stale , but great day in the ann a ls of Paci fic \I'e have forgotten 125 y e a rs of Luth.,ran Coll·gc history. The ilL ory. The great .'chools in the lle \, spacious den -e Hall wa medcan tradition arvard,

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leuic'lleu, I'nnceton, Columbia, to name a A 1:01 rful a cademic proce sian few-w rc bo r n of the chur h." ,vas Ollt of the highlights of the ''It was not until the Civil v./ar fl',;tjvities. Repre entatives from that lhe state enU�red the field of ,Torthvcst ins1itutions, the college higher education, And it w s n ver n anI f Trustees, memuer_ of the intcnti<}[l tha t our statl': uni­ 'h clergy in iht:.ir garb, and he versities s lOul d be abs ent from Te­ P L.t:. facully compri ed the pro- Ii, ious influenccs." ,'� ""'iona! party.

Is Civilization Lost?

1', S. ,Eastvold coI1ege presi­ ,Ienl, I d the proces,ion from the tudent Union down the hill to

gyrt1naS-illlll \"Ilere .he dedica­ was hel . All I;!S­ !1Ilated 1,200 P': fill! ,,<.t:re 011 band ,or the se "ice., D r. Ea tvold pre­ ,.id"d over th program which 'iJCII",J \ ilh Ule irl\'ocali�lll givell i Y Pro£essor A, H .,''. R am tad , lea d . )1 the department 0 r c I lemlStry.

Turning

th

Dr. Foss R ea d s

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Dr. II, L '0 s. president of the B oa rd of Trl1 tees, rea d the Ga, pel and l ed the congregation in the '� our('��ion of Iaith.

M \I�ic fOr the oc c a . ion was fUrli lieu by tilt! famt:d " Choir of the We to" Pacific Ltltheran's a ca­ pella choir, llllder the baton of Prof. GUIIlIar J. Malmin.

thoughts

toward

civilzation,

d ay

quoted

peaker

tiot l -oDvocation

his

pre e n t

our

Sch

Dr.

the

e.itzer,

fllm d Ih ologia" and mi sionary \I'ho said. "�ivili7.ation toda)' i10 'I." ., r S (}lIr edtlcational g-"i!lJ� tn help ll� tr... , . .

II ,.lrl!'.tLan sc I1O} 1 , ' ''1 .. 1'. £eahst, " Dr. 13 eram not a 11 , .1 ff averrc d , "Th I'. 10 . . ttt ttOns genua

of the church can give the explan lion of learning tha t the w or l d nee(15 today. We need mor e dar­ ing thinking in the Christi an chllrch today."

Science Ilnd Religion

Theu It S!1<.1ke ablJu( the church and science stating that there is no conIlict between religion a nd .cience. "We ar> dealing with Rogness Speaks God's ('!'eation. No one should be Gr'cting. from . i.-ter Lutheran m re illkrt:stcd in science than collt:ge" in the mid 'es were ex­ Christian ,chook t,eudetl h_' til Rev. Alvin N, Rog­ Scientists Afraid nes , ,II irDl'.n of th Roa rd of "\ e IIIUSt" '. ve sc ie n ce from be­ E d UCaLiu n d the Evangelical ing an kment f I' man's destru l.ttlht·n.u Cllllrch, U P ac ific Lu­ tion. Many sci 'ntists today are h T:1'l Coll<tl{e," he s ta ted, "is the a fraid of 1.1 e wor of their rand, citing spot in the Lutheran an d in our science halls we have I mp.1 family in America to· Ihe ekm nls to dc. ttoy all life." , 'all e of its expansion proTlt,!ll he challenged lile audincl it wonderful future."

111:, ' '111e chllrcll ba� a Job .11 it" la.n spea!'cr for the occa5ion r r. Conrad fltTtcndoff, presi- cience halls to produce a new Ilse kn<!wlcdge. V{e bef: cie nti fi f August'lTla College and en �el 1Il:1ry in Rock r la n d . llIinois. licve in God, even in a science 'I' ) . C e!,.,quently ')n the bUb- hall."

"Th ' lIlan in a sci�ce hall who eet •. Call erlral and TJlliversily in J.uthcran Higher Educa ion" .h.esn't helieve in God is more U. illl{ the 8j 0 year old cathedral lian�erous than a communi t. The ill Luml I,eu n. and lhe univ r- d;)nger to.1a.' is iu peoJ Ie in sciity � hich :;L1rround� it ru; a has i ence who do n t b lieve in a nr hi rt'lIlarL Dr, Bergcndo [ f h'gl 'r po'�er:' r"I'linded his H-t 'Ilers of the her, 1'0110\\ inl-!' the program in the ila.�e which is theirs iNm \l'YI Ulasium, tIll: as emlJly, led by . O t r lr:lcliti, n� go \':1.' the aGarleml': rccc"sional, went up hwugh the cc.llturie , " he began. to the Sdellce TIall. -tanding on Colleges Still Produce the front Skp" O[ tit new bulidTlte $IH�alrer t"ld of the great ing, Ur. RergendoU performed rite (1f Il.-tlic, tion. "",l�l r<!s o{ art and mllSic which the

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Pro [)ah h' llie aUra\;lion <If the U ' . "They are VI: Cllllle do .. 1\ expressions of bith in Cod," he n IV $200,000 Scjen�e Ball i" onc It

�::.id. " Bl t all l,<reat ar t docsn't lleloml to t h � middle ages. It is . till I'cillg produced by lho& wl lo are recellllg hri tia I tr irung in our church colleges."

"The UI iver::;ilies of th e western world 11:11'(, sl>ruug from the churches;' he contin u e d . "This is

I

of 1.lk main reastllls for tht: fact

that a fCC rd number of s tudents La k ing science co u r s e s at P LC thb, sen e Ler. A total of 625 stu­ are

dents

are

chCJIli, try.

enrolled ph o.ic:,

in

and

biology, mathe­

DEDICATION-This is a part of the throng "'oi<:b attended the dedication services for the new Science Hall Sunday. November 9, Dr. Conrad el'gendoH is at the speaker's stand addressing tbe aud'enc.e in Memorial Gymnasium.

Pacific Lutheran Music Deportment Greatly Increases Instruction Program III

�tCf' with th accelerated f P LC. llll!' mu ic uepartmenl ha, illcrea;,cd it s c t f r i culum program to illdudc courses iu th I ry, ;';'.I\(,. " i"I!, tlr"all, violin.

Cltull'. d,\)fU • hil d. and orcheslra. Tt lake, .' ....·cn in.trllctors to !�a ... h lhe e I:OLlfse".

Tlti. year, the musk ,lepartl1lelll ilC!s a lio1l1<':' all its (mn-il reCOII\'crted anllY hospital bUilding tl1< '. ed iI" m E' 'reU I'hl ,!Iring 'lild ('n:ct·:d ill th.: "arts quad. '''w gle'' Lehil1l1 tho Lihrary I J uilding. Th" hi i!dl1\:'; 11("\I�c:; tl c sturlios 01 �fr , \[ailcl Dilh, }1r�.

(-;nrln n '\ "" k,) .ni I�, �rr. Car ..: 'cdlJcr.�. an, �[r. -'ha rl es Gest:wta", !lfr, Car! \' ci$$ h,<� his ILClin ill the Oh! ),i ain building. tempo

Five Pianos Added

for L1..: 'itt, pr Ivi.J,II..g 'lnrlio facnlty mcmbll'- tit" n ew I he C owded Ilnildillj" abo I dien 1'1 acti" -Cbllduic..'t, I hLs summer, �\!r. V¥·�b . p\ rchascu n ve ne\1 , mIler\ pIanos \ hl( h hall be-:n III buil the in e rOOil, a 10 ding. n Four th -r have heen n lVed from [d �rQin. T h 'sc pianos are in tlse c ll�t ntly from 8 0 6 d aily.

Another impr vernertt was the

untks, a cardin· to figures from the regi lrar's office. reconditionin

of the organ in the

By special resohltion of

Mrs.

b ave

the

been

commissioned to go to E urop e in the summer of 1948. While it is

too early

detailed

to

give

out

information a b o ut

this trip. it is expected that they will visit the Scandina.

vian

countries

and

perhaps

some other countries if time and

circumstances

affairs will

permit.

in

world

The

Board

passed a special re.solution ap­ propriating funds to pay good part of the expenses

Dr S. C. Eastvold

the journey.

1·,·n'ice

I'cr;u church con­ �·r herll1kd for thi- ummel' u our caml'l1s. Pa­ cllic Lllfhcran COltt!� Il> I:ry happ)' in thl pro. per t of enter­ ta i nin g the5' "hur h g roup s whi ·It ai-I) have O1el ou om campus in pT(·\'iuu... UTI I t1.l.Crs. I .. nec lila C �

ar" I,\;il'�

A.L.C. Northwest District Meet

The

1'\Torll".vestern

District

of

!turr-h Ih· ,\mcrican Lutheran will hold it a n n u a.! cunveuLiOl\ Ill'': Jl1!l ' 7-1 t 19-1-8. Till: convel1Lioll (>11 the l':llIlpUS last SlIlnll1er

hi 'hI.

"a"

\1 ce

sfl1l,

and

the

pators and rlelegat·" that c ame \\ ere v-'ry ",deom' g1\(:�t, We ngai wcic �me Re\', S, C. "ie ke , PI-esidenl or the Distncl, aDd his

grOl1 P i<lr thL {"oming

·umlner.

A.L.C. Leadership Traini.ng Scbool

[he '\m<1!rican uth�l'an Church Leadership Training School will mel:t ,)\1 the campus June 27 to Jul, +, 1948.

This leall r hip Trainin.'" School ha been all out tanuin"'" event ",'hell Y } u II '" people from the ,·o l· t h,v C!, l c rn is t r i . t of the Allleriean Lutheran Church have come to th camplls. Ma 1y of the

yu\tng' peopl '. because of this SdlOOI. have come back to the t1lllent-s, and eral c.ollrse in appreciation of mu­ coIleg � as regular several haye been led to decisions sic in rdation to the oth er arts to to n ter i n to full time service ill the detailed 5 tnd y i criods and Lhe ChTistian Church. \VeJcome mO\'l:'lllCl1ts in music. again to the cam us I Choir Leading Taught Augustana Worksbop Practical lessons learned in

of Trustees, Dr. and Eastvold

.

sical notation, arId from

Eastvolds Wi Go to Europe Board

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Uld :-bilI ClIapeL It is n w Im-;.le in Lhe ]"bcrn >nt of th a t huil Utllg, The 1,il't: ("rgil1l ,It Trinity L\I­ tller!m church is used for le.ssons II, � r r . D()ml1 y Braru llallllin P ri vate Lessons Increase T"ri\(lt,> le:i'oll� ill music in, nl:1 ul lIoliceahly Ilnd r the il11j'elll:; Cli the (.I training program.

1 hi s semester Lhere arC' 7-1 pinno, 62 \, it;!;!, 12 organ. �nd 2 violl!

5tLldcllt�.

Plan, :ire uci l � orJIlltlaL u fl�r t h :,clIlor recitals 01 "everal sru­ [I"IIL wlto are mlljorill" in music, Thl h')lle '''33 c.'(!1rC>.�ed by Mr \\!l"i" [hat lIt ... musIc departmeDt \\ dl Lonlinl1l it- (' , pan i O Il �I,e­ ClaJly ,," h en the �lusjc an,1 rine Art _ bl.li ldi n� will he rl.' c toc,l 011 the ca!1 . p u�. Iud lib will continue pLrforHI 1I1l18ient numhers for [ he �l1rroundUlg �om­ ,!rllul'� ill nll1U1ty a n d It IS hoped that the 1Ilcrea_ed \ \ ill b ,Subjects Tangil;g' froln Fuuda­ Il.cntals of t.1 USIf.. to [-1 fliiony, frnD! :1.1usic ,\ppreciatiOI to he J I isturv and 1 itcrature oi Music al1d Choir Conducting ar b i nS' uii<:red th is fall y Proiessor Mal­ Ilin anJ .J.Jrofe "or \\' cis . Activ­ hies an,j "tudie� p r ogress from lhe learnin of the rudiments of m \nic to the. c on stTuctlon of mu­

Three Summer Church eetings Slated lor PLC

a

01 Mrs. S. C. Eastvold

the

gen­

(hoir conuuctillg' das� are being flU t to 1.1-0:: by se o:;ral P LC'itc' as they c on du c t choirs in Tacoma. !nong Lhern are Betty Lou Reik e who d i re c t the group at Luther MCfllorial ehUl'cll, aod Mar tin Gulhaucren dlO is choir conductor I Bethlehem Luth ran.

The other mu ical gropp on the campus in clude the "Choir of the \Ve t," vith 56 members and the l'L Chorus ith 80 voices .

DolIt of these are under the baton uf Mr. :Malmin. Mr. Ges ntas C()nduds the 23-piece "Little S� lll!)hony" ant! :!I'l\,. Mallllin di .. n:�cts the collcge band.

,

:HI', F, . Udden of Hayward.

Californi has notified the Col­ kg-e that thl. workshop for Sun· day Schoo! Teachers of the C o ­ lumbia Conferellce of th> A u g us­ tana Synod wiiI meet again on the College campus about the first eck of AUg'llst, 19-tS, The first of ueh confere.l1c.e_ was beld 01\ ,\lI�ust 3 -8, 1947.

In retrospect. Mr. U dde D has writtcn

r.

Eastvold

as

fo!low. :

"It W 5 a very encouraging­ week for a1\ who attended. Th" :;es&ion helu wen� .·cry profitable, The cordiality which was hown (

antilllled

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Al len Spea ks At: ew Gym D e d i c a t: i o n

A crowel of al m ost 3,000 l i te r­ .llly jammed Pacific Lutheran Col­

lege 's new M emorial Gy mnasium Fritlay, Dece.rn ber , ,,-hen the $2 50,00 a th let i c p 1n,11t was dedi­ -aledo Jk n . L. ' os s, pre ident of the Boa r d o f Tru s tees , per­ fo r m ·d the r i g h t of de d icatio n, and D r. RaymonJ B . !len, president i the Ulliver ity of \V a s hing to n , �a.ve t h e de.dicatory ad dr ess. Dr. . C. Ea s t old, p r es i de n t of the c:ollcge, presided over the s e rv ie e , :md Cliff Ison, a t h l e ti c d ir e ctor, -p o ke briefly.

Fol i o, ing t h e dedication pro­ �ra m , the U ni ver si ty of as h ing­ tOll ba � ketha l l team de feated the 'l l' Tl l e t l' " I I I I tel 36.

Dr. Allen Speaks " vV h en we f i n d our a th letic en­ I crp r i s e ' less concerned w·iLh the . \ dfar .) t it young people i n ­ , I) 1v e d than \\- ith the provision o£ a mas s pectade, we'd better m en d our way:; or get out of the ath­ l e tic bu£in S i. dto gether."

Thu D r. Raymond B. A l l e n , pres idcl1 of the Unk ersily of Washington, h i ghlighted his ad­ rlrelis at tit ," dedication o f the PLC lemorial Gym n a ' i n l l l ",fore the LUI '-Husky a k e t ba l l game.

He p o inted out that a lthough here is a . ' usiderabl e a n d desir­ able charal:ter -bui l di n g poten tial in properly-conducted ath letic ac­ tiyit) , t h e re arc lell llc.nc ies in <:01l e )..!' i atc athletic a f faIr« which not 01) neg:\te t lC fi.J.l� re ult� to be <:xp c("teo of sport, but w i l l ill the prncc"o b ring "reat discredit to t h e i n - l i t utiolllt which permit them to deve l op. r otldytinl!, it Dan�er "1 refer," Dr. A l l en ex p l ained, " LO lht:' te. n de n cie � for 'o l l eges to hecome s so l ely guided by the de si re [0 will each a n d c V I.ry a th­ letic co nle�l tl a they , toop to pro dyting. to p rofessi n a l is m i n \\ hat p a . c · for au a teu r sport and to the cOlTlllromi ing af academic st:ln c1ards. " " W hen athletic s u p r e m a cy is built u pon s u c h Ii b a sc, It cannol h b U l 'orrupt nOl only thos e \\ ho ar directly respo n si b le for lhe decel l ion but many innocent hystan ers a �-e11.

"T'atelltly games are !'llayed to he " on," he ont i nued . "The per­ fectly nor m a l and heal thy desir e.

1(> " in gi ves ri c to the major ob­ i cti ves of port, c omp eti t ive spirit, team p l ay, lhe whote idea of giv­ ing on ." hest in tt!r ms of s tr engt h,

Ip

endurance and dexterity.

Desire to Win Distorted "Bu t, if a n ri when this norm al

to co

de ire is so di sto rled as tn­ I'rom�e the participant and ci r­ cumvent the rules t h a t have been establishtd to m a ke games fair and equal, these ideals are impossible of attainmen t. They are, indeed, replaced by d e c e i t and poor sportsman ship."

In conc l usio n, Dr. Allen em­ p hasized that he was confident th at the ideals o f coUegiate at! ­ le ti s will p r e vail at PLC a.s it will in mos t other educational institu ­ lions. be ause teachers and edu­ ca tiol1 al administ ra tors g en er a lly are s i n cerely d ev ot e d to the all­ .a r o u n , hea lthy development of th e young men and women of Ameri a.

Gym Has Everything Eve ry thing a modern gymna­ sium should have is incorporated in the new s-tructure.

There are th ree d ressing roo m s for athletic. tea m s . This mak e s the plant i dea l for t Ollrnam ent basketbal l. The P i e r ce County Lea glte hoop j amboree was hel d here Saturday nig ht, December 6,

d

FIRST GAME - Pictured right is

the

opening

tip-off

in

the

Washington basketball game played Decem­ ber 5 when Memo rial Gymna­ sium was dedicated. A portion of the c r ow d of 3,000 whic h j a m m e d the newbuilding is shown in the ba kg r o u nd. Dig­ ni t aries pictured above are Dr. Raymond B. Allen pr esid en t of the University of Washington ; Dr. H. L. Foss, p resi d e t of the coil ge B o ard of Trustees; and Dr. S. C. Eastvold, college pres­ P L C -Univ ersity

of

ident.

Re l igi o us ' ct i v i t i e ' 0.0 the camp us o f Pa cHic Lut her a n Coil ge , Park l a nd , arc coC) rf l i na tetl by the L u theran Stll clen l ' _'\ssociatlOn of

,\ mc rica <;Ol. n d l, \\ u i ch is Cal po ·d o t th pre, iden ts of fou r <.:1iglOltl' fl l· · ...,l1l i la t i rll1 ,; and tl\'O " rei rc'ell l ;.l \ l \'Cs rrolll each.

Th 1_ S.'\ ,�ou nci' dec ted :Miss 3e Lty 1 0 1 l' icke a� ,) resident.

Ni iss , b rjorie E - SI! was elected ..:� -�t!"t:OTt ' - Lei-<- K-rrats=-set: . U:;s h:trlotte lu nd , tre as u r e r .

;:�ar)':�and

C

'MYk� ,

L l I l 1 ,rran "ludents h a ve a fellowshijl m eeting- on the first and . ' II\1'r ' I ' u n .1 uay e\ . <:nll1gs ('\r eac b . m 1 1 1 I I. '[.I.:. r\,nne KnUflson .J 15 [ ' \. -' 1 d visor. '

I

, I laCli l� �

.

Mlsslon Society ne e , ,operatlll l; �roup a cl the f'I rde t on the. campus i til Mis­ s i on Society, w h i c h elected Ger­ h llrd Z e l l mer its r, r ,id ent for the "�tne ter. ,.\ n activity of t.his group i!' [0 isit tlte Midland Olll Peo­ pl e' home C\E:ry Thursday eve­ lI i ng. Arlin!!, Gano \'as chosen to le ad the " ro lll ' iT hYlI l 1l s in gi n g n l HI speakin when visiHng the h me.

O tho r officer!; of the group are T-'. nH I - t Coll a rd , vice pre iden t ; Mi ' . I atquelin e K lippen, sec re ­ tary -treasure r : Le if I T1 U U SOI1 and 11[1 s Jean H a rbeck, representa­ I i ,' s, and D r. J. p, P fl u ege r , fac ­ u l ty advisor.

LDR Lutheran Daugh ters of th e Re­ rmatiol\, on the PLC ca mp u s , is a eh , pter of the national LDR of t h e E v an g lieal Luthe ra n Ch u r c h .

New Women's Dorm Is Urgent Need

and on D ecember 12 and 13 tb e Tacoma a r e a H oop-Go-Round

was held. . ther f e a tures o f t he gymnasium include offie , classrooms,

pub lic ad dress system, a soundp roof radio ('oom, a lau ndry, an electric scoreboard, and a training roo m .

The sp orts fans attending bas- I ketba l l g mes will have an unab t �ucted view from every seat in the au di tor iu m .

Memorial Gym na sium is n a med in bunor of the former PLC athletes who gave their s erv ic es to olin try in Wor ld War I I . their Cliff O l son, Pa c if i c Lutheran atltl e tic d i re c to r , s ,rves 5 chairman for the fu n d-r aising cam paign, a n d M r. Jo h n S. Bake r, Tacoma, is tile a

h o n o rary ch airman.

\t Ill' (,r t h e mee t i l1gs the g uest .- p ea keI' W:lS M i ss Clara .I otles, I Tl i � iona ry from C h in a . O fficers oE the g r oup w ere e ectcd last ". pring and in cl u de . I i Doris \ inj , fl re�i d e n t ; Mi s Etta Claul � l I d i l l g- t h<:ir , e a s un ill a blaze . se n, vic l' res i d en t : �r iss B nta . ". 1 " .' . . ? :- k o og, secreta ry ; M i s J ea n H ar - I)� .� , p n .\ I t h a thn l l t ng _7 t o 2 1 r egon in b e ck, t re a ' l1 re r. an d d i s s Marj ori e \- I C l r ) o; t,r S lI the r n o w l on E. s e I , d :\-[ if" D e tt' L u R ie k e , ' t h e \1 .(1 l o r d P e ar L- '\ l·e p re,cl l t :l l i \C ; . r h e 1 D R .f h a n ' 5" 1 1' 1 11 .::' D ay . the L C fo �t­ I r n s to m ct H IT '\: (;01 1 <1 a nd b <l H l ea 1 l 1 wen t th ro ug h t h pl a "e h ·d n lc 1 1 1 1 (l efcated wit h seven iNl dh \\'cd I1 es d ay ,:" nil1glo i cl o r il" and ( \\,0 tics .

Fireside TIll' · \' a ,,- llJe ( 1'I'-_. t -�eaS (Jll \\'I' t ll Vern FiliI wa: clc..:.lell c.. "'.c!I C �r�n' TOlll mcrvik amI ,l ent � b" Fireside group w hi ch \h ,' \ ] b l r. l u l I lI , , t I h � htl m. anri I wl t! ; i l. tncelin<Y 011 Su n day tl1l'.' d i , ' a mag.t.: rtul .ioh in rurn­ .

CJlWI{, i.uJ.l.u, , .� tltiOJl-r.OOlll _ � _� ::. �: • hid: "'-C!': th:: Old i al,:t: ( lL h.e offir�rs i llcl l l lle c _c.hampion -hip of the Win 0 .

D�I �)crt ZIt-t'. \'lCC prc&lden t . Allis T.eague a wl the [lea r Do \\' 1 I a m. \ Ina n lI ur ttcr. ,e c ret a l') - treas u r- I ' io l l ', h i , · . er Mi�� Lh a ' l ' l e }, t 'y kl ", J and : � O l �s First Victim .

LSA Ja � Ilcl lll ' r.' i lppen, '.r l " c ,i N"rthfield , • ( I I I , · h.. rcp rCSflliat 'IV(, . J !lCJ.1 \\ 'I 1 1 l a m \,r'1 1 · ' .. ." " ' I. f l O .\1 i U IH! 't ,... , . " ,a ' t h e iir-.. t victim o f J lam , "e 'ller 0 t 1� all\e5.

II I , " ·'· h edule. Tht" highly P e l'. Kelfl1e r R e i ' fa .. I' ..- " d - 1 " , , · , · , \ , . : 1 1 111 . ·(,ta (" 0 n f t. r e n c e d -er or the noon-day fl ' " r inn a l ,· h a l l l 1 i t " , \ 'ero' <'I I hPiU Sl ing­ \:! roup.

I'rc< j d <! ll l or tlri" gTOUP i 1 1 l-', fWIn a 1 4 td U pas-ti nA. Abou t ul cs u a) nu,,"': or :-'. ( \\ h i d l T1 eel. T l IIJU fan s. Il! c luclingo f riend!> of the lIw<i ita tToll and prayer, is L i:.Il, 1 t(" I kge {roUl aU 'Wer lhl: - nil\! ;II ,kr \.00 1 '.

Hlert Gcr�t maI11' \\ t, Wi l l)!:, sect t h e l' ontc� t in t ir e i � " i (" 111' � l dcnt, �l iss D onH h y 1 ;, o rna Stad iu l l l .

Mey er . secr et ary lreasurer, and Our ,'ross-t wn ivab, th Cell '.li , Elail e Ei de and 1 i s Grace lege o f Ptl�et S o u n d . '> ere the I<:!:tine G u l ha ug cn , L . . .\ rep resen ' � power ne :r ttl f ee l the con q u efll1 t<l livcs . of the ladiato r: . and the Log�ers For the secOt d yea r, a college ar e s ti l l Ii ' king t e h i r wound f rom E: i b l e el as i b ei n g- hel d r n con - t h a t 1 9 t 0 ' helbcking Our boys ju nction willl the Sunday s ch oo l ca m e h o me \\ lth a trophy, to . . • of Trinity Lulheran Church, conto te m POlE ,1 0 n at d h:.' the Ta ­ ,l u c te,1 by .Miss Anne K n u dso n. c ma Y u n g Men's Business Clu b o T h e e l a s 5 m eets· ' un l ay mo rn in g , a, a n anllual award to the w inne r 9:45, i n J d �{ain, to study the of t h l' c i ty title. Our boys vow Acts of the Apostles , st res si n g th e ." w i l l retain o w n ers h ip or the tl1 " Q rk of St. cter and S t. Paul orne next fall.

Gl adiator Foot:bal l Tea rn Has U ndefeat:ed Season

Stude n t Cou n ci l Coo rd i nates PlC Religious Progr m

I

St. Mar

'n's

D um pe d

St. Mart in's Co l 1 �ge journeyed o ver fr om La ey an October 4 an d th y w e r e s n o wed un der by a 35 to 0 s core .

The fo l l ow i ng week t h e Lu t s fan i nto a tart r at Chen y, and E as tern Vashingto.o tied the m 7 to 7, scori ng in the last minute of play. Ea , t ern tied for the t oop title with PLC. P l a) i n g" on u bme rged fi eld i n a steady d ownpour, the Lutes JlI m p e d \iVestem \oVas hingto n 6 to o t h o: following week.

A trip to Portland to p lay I.ewis & I rl.: ai m st en d ed in disaster, and tl1e lo c a l s came home s ma r t­ i n g [rom a 0 to 0 deadlock.

Plans h av h ee n drawn for the new women ' s d orm i t ory which is to hOllse a ou t one ll u n dred young w o men. I t wo u l d t a k e only a few day to campI te the s p eci fiea ­ (ions a n d get the b ui ldi n g llnder way. I n the rnean time, e will need to pr vid far at least $250,­ 000 in or d e r to get that building o n t he campus . I n fact, it ou ght to be bui l t lor two hu n dred girls. in s t e ad of one hund red, which , auld .materi, lIv - increase the cos-t.

L e t this be a remin der to o u r friends everywhere to Dol be w ear y Central Smothered in \' !I-doing Ie t in f, i n t i u g, ' e Th y got back on the winning J t gr e at pportuni ties pass by i n , day w he n lhe world is expa n - track wit h sma b i ng victories over e n t r a l i;Va5h ington (26 to 2) and ing fo r S'ood or evil, depending hitworlh C o I l e g e (27 to 12 . u�)on the motives and the effo rts hen f !lowed the Pear Bowl clas­ ark, and put forth. Let u pray, sic to top off the season with gi ve .

\\

h i PIJ e d cream and all the

l I ! T1l

s.

I r illl ­

The Tacoma Atlllct: l<.; OlJt l 1 l i ,,­ "ion ga" e hanquet for ,he fn llt ­ ball t�am December 15 at the Top (Ii lIte c ea n , famoLl Ta co m a r

·�t d ll ran t

D 'An drea Honored

came to Lut" h on O r J'!ridders at thc end of the s e aso n .

Don D 'A n drea, 2� p,)und ccnter, wa!! S 'h: lcd b the iiSociate.d.

Pre.<;S ior thcir Li L l le All-America t :a1 L 1 .

E t d on Kyllo , tackle , W S ah en I r o no rahl c menti o n on the "amI.: ;.11 - t.1r learn.

SCl et'a l

� Hlr of 1 1 1 <.. mCII were chose n the \ ll- \\,incQ team. T hes e inc:! uc1c non D' \u ,l rea, center ; E1d' ' 'j Kyl l o, ta c k le F rank Spear, h 'l l ihnck : :md Jack G uyo t , ful l ­ u a. k , I�Yvt w a i H ' leading scor ­ �r iu the on[erence with 54 poi n t s for t h e season. ,>n

Kyllo Wins Award El bll 1 � yJ lo Wal chosen by h i s tt'll mmatcs for tht: i n s-p i ra tiona l a\l':\ ' .1 , gi\ ell annual ly to the play­ �r ", J 1 U e ,'u l l d· 1 t: t. <p or t ' m a n sh i p a n d fiel d p tay h a e heen o f the gr ate t in piratiol1 to the team d l m n g the ear. J ack G u y o t was l'i1O _. n t o he the c ap t :l i n of n x t

y e ar' .... t e a m .

griciders

\V hen the op n their �eas ol1 agaiust St. O l a f at North ­ fie l d n e · t September 1 8, about 3 0 lett n n e J1 w i l l be on t h e squad.

Running Expenses Increase Five Times As Enrollment UpS T h e c o s t o f building Pacific Lutheran Coli ge has gone fa r beyond the utmost stre tc h of any ­ budys' pract i c a l i ma ginati o n d u r ­ i ng the last four years. But the o p po rtuniti , 5 i.er service ha ve five­ doubled. I ns tead of 160 Col le ge students as in th e spring of 1944, th ere are 81 1 enrolled for the first en l estcr of 1947-1948, and w i t h Ihe summer chool. th number w i l l s u rpass 1 ,000. Consequently, tbe cosls of b uil di ng and operat ing have greatly i n creas ed. The pro­ posed b udg e t for 1943-1944 was sli", htly over $100,00 wh.ile th e p r po sed budget for 1 948-1 949 will he c los e to $500,000. With the Live-doub l i ng f the st u d en t body, the cost of operating will l i k el y be almost in the s ame proportion.

Page

PA

Four

J anuar y, 19�

r· r c

Tacoma Pa per La uds Growth

Norwegian Students H ad Wrong I mpression of 'U . S.

.. T wo . ' or \\'t:gian exch ange stu­ d e n t ' , K n utc .\use and G u d rull n d erson. are a t t e n d i n g Pacific L u th e r an C o l l e rre thi year.

In 1 945 Knllte liSt, a yo� ng Norwegian student, met Lyl e Verh�, a G. 1. fro m Port la nd, O r ego n , in slo, Norw ay. T hey becanl c close frien d s and when Ve r h s left O sl o h e p r o mi s e d to make a r r a n g e m e n t s for Au�e to c( lll t inue h i s s udies in Americ a.

T h i s f a l l Anse is en ro lle d a s a s t ud e n t t P a c ific Lutheran Co l­ lege.

Also s,t u d y i n g at the colleg this year i s �I iss Gudrul1 Ande rson of _an,lar, N or w ay, who cam e to

sin'"

hymns

r ad

and

pas sages

frotU the D i b le and oth I' !levo­ l j o n I literature. O c c a � i o n ally, gil sts an d v i siting �pea kcrs p ar­

P rosp �c t ive to

Staling- tha t th :lud nts a t PLC W(lre t h e friendl i :t g roup of tu d e nls in th cou n Lu theran try among colI ges s h e h as v ' _ i ted so far, Dr. R u th W i c k, a s s istan t d i re ct o r of the Student Ser v- I ice C0Tl1111i". ion of the a tiona l Lutheran Coun cil, presen ted the � s sh e vischalltnge of the LSA ited our c a mp u s in December.

D r. Wick pointed out that th need for s t u d e nt Ch ristian meeting' p l a ces is acute ly felt on many campuses. esp ci ally at state institution .

Mis 'Wick said she thinks stl.ldents i n Lutheran colJe<Yes have a real contribution to make to the to tal st udent p-rog-ram of the c hurch and to the e cu m eni ca l SUto rld . den t movcment o f the

.

tudents are i n vited College for ata­

write to the

l c)g . T h l ne\" catalog wi ll b e p r i n t e d l ate in the s p ri n g, but the 1 947-194 cat alog g iv e s co n s i d er ­ a b l e i!lform atio th at is of con­ stant Impo rtance.

l Prospect!v.e Students

all. b ot h by yourself, the me mbers of the facul t , the cafe­ teria personnel, and th e students was very sincere and C hri stia n ­ like. \Ve ar d , pI grateful , all of us, to yonr school f or this. man­ if s ta t i o n of g od will. WhUe I sp�a - of t hi s for m yse l f , J wa n t also to i n clude the Doard of Parish EdllC3 ion of t h e A u g u s t a n a Synod as th eir sentiments. I al s o wi ' h teo i ncl uu e lhe a ri sh Com­ mi tte e of tbe Columbia Confer­ ence in t he sam c-'tpression of th a nks . You m y plan for � to meet on the ampus about tlle u

fi rs t wee k of 1\ngu t, I t 8."

•

U rge dE to nroll NOW .

Pacific L u th e ra n

011 ge w i l l be

e q u i p p e d with classrooms and fac­ lIltv to h an d le ] 000 s tu dents in

t h ; fall of 1 94R

E ach

yea.. more

; a u d e n ts have ap plied for en t ra n c e

t h a n l h e Administration had p l a n n ed to en tertain. In th e mean­ time, the b ott l e - n ec k for the co m ­ ing year will he hOLlsing .There­ fo re , our y ou n g people every­ where are ur ed to apply ea rl y in o r d e r to b placed o n the accepted list. The Regi s t ra r s ' office is more than willing and happy to cor­ respon d with prospective student s.

Midwest Clergymen Pay Visit to Campus Re . . S. H jortla n d. pa t O r of Cen tl'al Lutheran Church, Min­ n eap o lis , addressed th s tu de n t body in c h apel M on da y, December

first.

AJso

p I"

s

nt

oth r member

S

in of

c h ap el

the

Board

ere

of

I-T orne lS l o ns , f the Evangelical L u theran Ch u rch . T hey include : Dr. L. W. Pierson, ioux Falls, ollth Dakota ; Rev, 0 , P . Sh eg­ geby, S t. C l oud, Minnes ota ; Dr. H . I . Fos ' . Seattl e ; and R ev. E. R. Lars u n , Scanru n avi a, W i s c on ­ ;; i n ,

" T h e Rev. " J\rin • . • Rogne .- - . r e , i d e nt o f the B o ard of Edu ,', , ­ t l O n o f t h e Evangelica l Luther;! 1 1 i ly. r o\\"�. q; , chllr,· 1 t of At a o n I

'

G u l h augell,

As toria ,

O re. ;

i d c n t , e n t rained J a n uary 8 t o attend two e d u c a tional co nv e n ti on s \1 hich w i l l e h e i d in C inC'iflnati, O h i o . 1reeting concurrentl irom Jc\ l1 u a ry 12 to 16 w i l l be tll ann llal conventions f the . merican .\ 's ci ti o l> of U n i versities and Conf rence on Col lege a n d th L u t h e r a n H igh e r E d u c a t i o n .

O n h i s t ri p cast, D r. Eastvold "' i l l m ake stopovers to i n terview p r o ' pec tive tea he s· f () r n e x t year ' s f a ttlty jn Chicago, Madi s o n \V i s . . M j J1neap � lis, an d : .

Ci al r(', '¥l�.

H �� wl II als o Vll;J t .

111 I' c r s l t y 111 Co lu m b us , a p l. ta l Ulna.

Ralpll

Marysv ille ; ,. a r r e n J a c c h , Taco m n ; Ruth Jo h n s on , . r o�:iyrock ; W �, I t e r KlI lls c h .ak, acoma ; John N i colai Orland, C a l i f. ; and B tt y Lou Ricke, Ca�hHaugen.

rnerL".

Rogness Is Spiritual Emphasis Speaker The R ev. A l v i n i'J_ Rogues,s of

?-£ ason C i ty . Iowa,

wa.

the speak-

Spiritual Em p h a s i We ek o n the camp us N v e m b e r 5 to 9.

F' ev. Rogness, w h o is c h a i r ma n or the Board o f Ed ucation of th e Eval1gelic � 1 L U ther l l C h u r c h :l , . gave a s e n es' o f .l llSPlrlllg' m s sa ge s � t ll d e nt s . th L' r

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Lutheran olleJ.!c 1 e x ci ti n g spot in the 1 ,\1 t h e ran cciucati lllal family iii America t o d ay b I:RU e of its C'-­ pallS ion p r o ;:;rall1 and its wonc!c- r ­ tul fut u r e . ' H p oi n te d o u t thal ' Ch ri, tian u n iversiUe (like P: cifi L l1 t h e ra n ) o f f r an interp rtc ­ tation of the p hilosop hies oj li iL far gre ater t h a n those that , ' ,) I t t he

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d ays w (; h c , '. ,'1'\ tr n g Ch ris tian i n ,' t ; lll t io n s as a hul v rk agai" � t t i l l rising tid" o f i rre l i gi on ami intol ­ cra n e !' tltroughQut the wodl\. eu leges sLi ch as Paci fic Lutherall t a k <.; an incrl"Rs ingiy im;JC rl n l 1"01 ' in t h i r o p ect." n 'cd

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Choir Is Going To California

Citit!o' from Seatt l e to San D i egel w i l l Oe vi,ited i>y th _ " C h o i r of h \\ eS l" on its a n n u a l t o u r w h i c h iJ(·gin F ri d a y, J anuary 3U. The 5 5 -voice choir, u n d e r the direction of Prof. u u nar } . Malmin, w i l t L rave\ i n c h a r te r e d b u s s on its 1 8 d a y trip, Sunday, J a nuary 1 8 , th choir w i l l s i ng in Seattle un d e r the aus­ p i c es o f the 1\, sociated Lutheran \V e l f a r e of vV as h i ng to n , The eo n ­ cert w i l l be held in Fir t Meth­ odist h u r c. h , Fifth and �Iarion, at 3 :30 "I) , ITt , T Il e Wll1 t er to u r l. (ll1erary, asannoull c ed bv Mrs. Rhoda Dung, c h o i r ma n ag� r, is as follow :

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very valu a hl e: \\' arehOltSe which is 128 feet I n ! l ::! an d 25 feet w i d e . It i s �et O i l a co ncret e founda tion rig-ht ne.-v;t to the two quan et housc ' w hich :tl­ r ady are in ! l , e ao; a ', ' l lt-g- ' ht'l1' and w a r e h oll 5e, H:� !l l'ni\,l , r � , a

A new b u i ldi ng- w h ic·h w i l l I/O d

24 b o y ,> in the b s t uonn itor the campus

was

given

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t h e Col ­

lege by the Govemment ant! in ­ cludes t h s te am equi p m n t fo r heatin c; t h e samC'. Th is d o r m i tors ill be ready for 1I ' about Feb ­

nlary I . 1 948.

New Chapel Plans May Be Drawn Soon I t is ' p e cted that Ule Board nr Trustees 'i ill autho rize the Btl 'i­ rlesS Administration of the College to proceed 'itlt th . engaging <If p plan:; j,'r an a rc hi t e c t to d r a w ollege Chap I w h i dl the ne, will os t in the neighborh cod e lf 1 5 0,000. I t is p l a nne d th,(t I h i . hape l , h all be directly "'e t f thc O l d f a i n, t h u s makin� a futlf b u i l ding s,(] nare Ilrollod aLI p< I space that w ill be bea uli f ll �. Iaud. app,l a n d will likely ue rc ie rred to as "T h e College Y . rtl."

Feb. 4-0a kland, Calif.

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wo I a t e The buildings i n c lu d e

30-Portland, Ore gon.

Feb. S-Ventura, Calif.

Feb . &-Sa n D i ego, Calif.

Feb. 7-A naheim , Calif.

Feb. 8-P asade n a , Cali f., 'V e are m o rtal m e n i u a riying tative) . world. vV e ca n n ot tak wit 11 lI S Feb . lU-Patterson, Ca l i f . th e m a t t r i a l m eans, wh idl are at Feb. 1 1 - acramento, a l i f. our di spo , a l toda y. \Ale are 5t (:,, ­ Feb. 1 2-A uburn, ali£. a r d s of GOli', (l .J S S lOS ion ' . \\ hen Feb, 1 3-0 rland, Calif. t l l :l k ing' on t o n r w i l l s , le t u , not T"eb. 1 S-Longview, Wa h. fo rg et to i n c !tl d\· t he good t h i n ,_ S Feb. I &-C he h a l! s, 'Nash., that belon g to t h · ] i u g d o m of ta ti v e) .

God. Pacific L:l t i1eran o l l e g e i s an n e op l c A p pro ximately 7,000 m st i n stitlltic n t h a t deser\'es th ca reful a l l (' 1 1 ion o f e v e r y steward t i t e J'ac i i ic o a s t . from F airban k s, :\ la. sk a . to an Diego, Califo rni a, while t h e , 1 0 1 1 0 r i s a l i v e and w h i l , n I t \l i l l s ) , " [ 0 r " l i fe .' '' l i t t l e have contributed gifts toward t h e S c i e n c e H al l . day i I CI JI • Pa ci fi c dun t heran /.l l ! e " 1 1 1 n1 ll d a n d h Ip Milton Nesvig, di r ect o of give nd � b; 01t�(h one o t the C' hn ' : l an Co lollege News B ureau, e�ted thiS � k;re - .tn Ul< tJ\lnIT} . lssue of the College Bulletin.

Remember College In Your Stewardship

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Gov't Building ' Arrive on Campu

to J a n . 3 1 -Coos Bay, 0 r e g 0 n , I t hese regular meetIngs, R e v. Reg- ( tentative) . me e t i n g. o f ' F 1>. I -A r c a t a a d d r e s ' cd th ness " Calif. (, tenta­ re l i g i o u s organization s, and held t i ve) , pe rson al conf r en ce s with the stuFeb. 2,- a n t a Rosa, Calif. . dents In t h e afterno o ns·.

Feb. 3-S n Francisco , Calif. the

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PLC President On Twelve Seniors Conventions Trip Ch osen For Ho nor D r. S . C. East o l d , colleg e p res-

PLC Has Good Academic Standi ng

in

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two y e a rl- agu, Pacific Lu ­ th e r a n ' , curr nt b ui ld i n g progr rl t t l } l a , hrought t h e number of S·tr'II,·­ tll r l ' ,' a t the college t 24 u n ck e appro. imate expenJiture ,,I f three-q uarter of a mjJ)ion do ll; l r " cicnce h a i l -i s the f i r t o f lh n.· I, major un i t s t b dedicated. T I l l! gym n<ls i u m and t h e St u den t Un ion b u i l d i n g. b o t h j ll t c tl mp !cted \ I i I

N O RWAY STUDENTS-Dr. S . C. Ea s tv old , ollege p o i n ts out a campus scene to K nut e Ause and Gudrun student s from Norway attending PLC this year.

Twelve .>enior s tu d e n t s weI' t i c i p ate in the � c l l l i - i n f( , r m a l devo­ chos n IJY th e faculty to b e Ijsted l in n 5-. i n thc 1 948 ,<ti tio n of " W ho's Who in American The "'ir\.' iroll1 th e sJ;con d and A m o n g S tu d Ilts t h i r d floors o f I d 1- a i n m e !'! t U n i v e rs i t l c s a n d Collcg s," the to 'fdh c r 0 1 1 the c e nter stai rwa v to o f i i c ia l d ire cto r y of d i �ti ngt1i5 h e rl cnll d u c t ;l si l1l i l ar progra m, ,,: h il e students c !l o s,en fr m Cycry a c ­ c r e d i ted c o llcg'l; a n d lIn i ersity in t h ose on the fourth and fifth u Lh e Vi k i n l{ r o o m , B l a n <: l l e Kilm r tile n a tion. and J all ( T ari>cck lead t h e two S el e ction fo r th is ho n e r are g r o u p '. based o n scho la rship , character. l e adershi p in e x t ra-curricular ac­ t i " i t ies a n d p o t e n tia lity for f u t ur e \ 1 ., 'iullles s to sr eiety. T h o s e chos­ i nc l ude Ralph Carl son , en at PL P'l r kl:l nd ; Frank Cul h el·t�on , Ta­ Paci fic Luth ran ' ) I leg is ac­ coma ; Elclol I yllo, aCros_ e ; c redited by t h e Northwest s o­ Grace Elaine, Martin and u mohr ci a lion 0 Se co nd ary a nd Higher School as a i \)ur -yea r l i b e ra l arts co ll e ge with a eacher-training de­ partm nt. It is a lso ac cre dit ed b y the Univ ersity of Washingto n an d by the State Departrnellt f Edu­ c a tion \-Ya . h i ngton.

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Friendly PLC Spirit Impresses Leader

( Co n t i n u e d from Page Two)

" Longratul ati ons to President � , C . E a <; t v o l d a n d hi- , s ociat es a t Pa c i f i c L u t h e r a n Col\eg o n the u e d i c a t i n n o t t h e beau tifu l nr \', $2(k) , O{)0 S cie n ce H a l l < t the Pa r k ­ l a n d i n q itlltion. T h i , i s th e (;0111 p l etioll of anoth e r . tep in th e grc·,. t, e x p a nsion program which is be­ i n g' 'Ilccess fully carried ut.

Students Conduct Night Devotions Among t he many o rganization s

Our la rge n a tu r a l p a rks in th e west, w i t h their b ea u ti f u l wild flow r , n (l 10\' ring I Tlo u n tai n peaks, also h a\'e made a ll ee p i m ­ pre . i o n I l p o n her.

R o t h l\.1.iss An d c rsou and Mr. AU�t: " i d they had r c ei ved t h e W T'C ng imp re � " i on r A m rica be­ cau e a l l ( h e ,' h a d . cen of tile c unlry \, a:; in motion p ic tures.

These . t h y c l a i m ed , fai led to give 1 he m a clear pi ·tt r(' o f t h e c ul tur e and s t an dard s oi A m erican life. ll i s A. n d e r s o n has c h os e n P.L.C. for he r fir .. !' American tmining and observation. She i s he re b v special p er m i ss ion <If the Nonve ­ gian government a n d can s ta y here o n e year. She came to Am er­ ica o n a w h ale ta nker which bro ugh t �l $5,50 0 , 000 ca rgo to this na tion.

Becomes Golf Fan Aus h;ls b e c o me an ardent port. fan i n the short time he has

to

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Pa rkland i ns titution .

t h e campus, there are t h re e whi � h elect 110 oificers, c o ll e c t n O tudy thi. ountry' educational due , but they exert a tremendous meth od s , She t a u g h t in the p ublic j1' f\u nce as far as the spi ritual cll ()b i n Norway for �O year , l i fe of �he colleRe is concerned.

M on G ay t h rou gh Th u r s d a , the Likes America " I l ik e it h ere in America . The m e n a n d w ome n con d u ,t t h e i r w n peo p le an; all so n i c e," slle sa id . de votions i n th ei r resp ctive dor­ mi to ri es.

"I c " pec i a l l y l i k . the west-its cli­ n the " et e ra n s ' do rmit ry. the mate and terrai n are � o si mi la r to m e n gathel" i n the rt! _ e p t i o n room, that of J l l own Norw ay."

Summer Church Meetings Scheduled

People are watching the grow t l l at Pacific Lutheran Col lege a l l J arc p r o ud a her ac o m p l ishmenb, The iollowing e d t or i a l appear<· J in the Tacoma _ e w s - Trib une I'll T u e s day, N ov e m be r I L

heen h re. He n\:,' cr had a golf c l u b in his hand until this sum­ l11<.:r, but now h e ge ts, uut on t h e go l f course s ev c:: r al t i m e s a we ek . \V ith t h r ee other P. L.e. s tu d e n t s he i ' managing th c o l l e ge golf cour e, which is a part of t h e ph s ical eJ u c at i o n p l a n t of the

Col lege Exe uti ve Attend Con fet-ence E n s t\' (J I ,L I .r ...i d cl 1 t .

D r, a l 1 d D r. ] ' h i l i p E , J l ;lll�L:. d e a n , atLc n d c d t h e a. n l l u a l c�Ol lvc nt lo n 01 th 1 ortlll\ !' t a. (1 ia t l o n oj ;:< , (' ondary h igh , r �cho,,1 i n _l ' ( lt' al c ' I D CI; e mber 1 1 to 1 3,

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