College bulletin 1951 august

P� ��an ~

�n __ er �e",§ Hulletin Augustana Drive .. Starts

PLC Association Adopts Revisions Th(' Pacific District, which com·

prises

the

Pacifi<..

Luthe ran College

· . . . . ' SSOc lat lon, adopted I' VISIOns m Its _ . .

A • 1 'S 0f Incorpol'atl n at Its meet:,rtlc

I-Ie Id

1'nO' b

t E verett, \" ;,ash "on June . . . . The reVise -... , Inc1llSIVC. . d artic1es

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ThIS spnng - the ColumbIa confer-

I

('nee

Trustees as follows:

...

Augustana '

th

Lutheran

$:>0,_

000

of -'.

I

gIVe� t thr f a 11 owmg ' con I' cn�nc("s and . d·Istncts members on the Board .

of

church launched an appeal for . . for PaCIfIc Lutheran college. . .

Th funds WIll be used for furmsh. . .

Ing and eqUIppIng the new Chapel. . .

M USlc-S?eech budd mg .

• , -, -.. n mvest m("nt 'm youth'" IS th . . . theme around whIch thIS appeal I! R o ck y .

P • • " H urlt.

We are rcc(,lnn!), dlvldends California District, E.1.C . .. .. . ...... 1 ? . ' In the b usm ss and soc131 hfe:: of our . ) ' C o1um ,UIa Conf renee, t"\.ugustana _ . . . (. .

COmlTlUmtl . s from thl, Im'e5tmcnt In C al I' forma .onfe ence, Augustana 1 .

• " " ? \outh , states th� Re\·. Theodore E. N DIstnct, A .

L .C .. ....... _ 1 orth\vestern Palmer, pastol' of Gethsemane Lu' . .

I orn l'f OI tnct, ..\. L..

C . .... .. .. .... � th ..ran church in Seattle, chairman .

• sso latlOn ... . .. . . ··· .. . . of the appeal. Rev. Palm . : er is \'er y 01 e A tlC l''s, as reVIse ,ca : � plcast'd with the P ro gress of the electIOns In the summer of 1952 for . d nve thus f ar. Incomplt'l( reports . . all pOSItIOns, tht' new :Soard to take . . .

1 01' the f rOIll.J . congrega tlOns In . . . over at Its orgamzatlOn rneetmt" III • _ � the con�ert'nce IC\'c,1 that apprOXl2. th fall of 1 mately per cmt of the

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Pacific District, E. 1.

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LAYS STO;'l/E-Dr. Henry F. S ch uh

Dr. Schuh Lays Cornerstone

(with trowel.1 is shown laying the

cornerstone of the Chapel-Music­ Speech building June

From left

7.

to ri�ht, others in the photo arc Dr. S. C. Eastvold, Dr. H. L. Foss, Dr.

Carl

A.

Or.

and

Lund

V.

Sicfkes.

S. C.

and

Hedahl,

assistant

ITsigned

h('['

dean

professor

of of

June.

P0St in

WOIllen

North Dakota, to enter the fidd of a post she

I

hdd prior

to

coming to Pacific Luthcran colleg(' three years ago.

of

'"Laying

It had been hoped orig'inally

at

cornerstone

this

�?� _ �,..... �� :J _ -o�ci. � r...n �o.§ � �:� Col

'.

..,

< S

Pacific Luthnan college reminds us

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--n I'l ,�

�o

.

�. " 0CL '< �

is just about conlpleted, and the plas-

:A"'d

y�.

t:: " 1Il� CL " 3 n � t'" -c

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"Too

A

that

spiri"�;d

C.

This little chapel will

tl\' ('

L. Foss, chairman of thtr board

It

loy

Dr.

of the

H. (!)f

CGllumbia

V.

Lund, president

cenference of

Eh g..l\'e

the

bencdi.ction.Dr. S. C. Si..fk s, prcsi-

dent of th� ALe's l\'orthw",;t,.-rtl distriet, ga\'e the scripture rea<ding and

Trinity

merican Luth( ran Church.

havI'

such

features

the

as

lhe

Eye,

desi,;nated in an

It will

also

loa\'e Luther's

arms and special cating

ments.

th

the

The

eoat-of-

desi.gnati0ns

Old alild the window

ew

iudi-

Te:ita-

b�iJlg '11ao"

is

'o\'

Harol� W. CUR1.miJlgs Coml'any,

San Francisco, Calif.

The furnituFc in the Foom will be>

maek

Phi. li pp>inr mahogany and

of

of

all

confel'ence have

th..

I

the

d.:me

will, we

tht'�

says Re\'. Palmer.

The dri\'C chairman states that the

committee would lik�· to sec this ap­

peal comple ted by the end of this

\

Members of the conference appeal

committee include

council

H.

secretary;

'0 I'd 0 n

PLC

rcprescntativ:

Hubert

Ahn­

quist, .Joseph Elme ,Grenville Chris-

t('nsL:l1, Dr. �{artin Norgore, E. Ar­

O\'Lf

concern

Swanson,

Storaasli, publicity; Theodore Karl,

Its

at

Palu!!'!, ' Merto

Lundquist, "ice-chairman: Roland

1.

cent

per

youcil.

C!!Iltllt:'I1 L ill

thur Larson, Philip Wannanen.

I

gO

rrus­

over the spe-eific problem;

which exist. It became clear in thos

I

that

had

crisis

the

de­

"eloped, partly due to i.ncreased costs

which were throwing budgets out of

balance, and partly becau e of the drop

Severe

in e>trellment brought

about by the government's p�licy

of

calling young men into military scrv· The Board of Trustee s has as-

ice.

sured bein

itself

that

specif.ic

ste �s r

ar

taken to cut oPJerating costs to!)

a minimu,m.

The BG>ara fecls, how-

ever, that this cannel b

done at the

cost of the <daily bread of the teach­ cr,

and

schools.

w<l>rkel's

at

eur

church

As a result of tloese considcrati�ns,

Eastvolds Entertain At Faculty, Staff Dinners and Mrs. S.C. Eastvold

01.

tertaincd

and

wi\' S

the

entire

faculty

husbands on

n­

with

their lawn

on the closing day of the first t .fm of

summer

5:30

to

9

school, July

p. m.

Tables

13,

and

from

chair!

were set up, and the fireplace WIIS

lighted

and

followed. e t nded.

On

H, all

35

at

the

6:30,

the

delightful

follfl)wing

occasion

persons

at-

evening,

July

peoPJle.

bout

including

hus­

the Eastvolds entertained

maintenanc

attended.

The

a

Seventy-five

offiCe"

staff,

bands and wives, together with a few

Chuorch and after t Wt'l special �neetings called of the tc, chrrs unable to attend t Board Angeles, to discuss this problem, the the earlier luncheon, were enter­ Trustees passed I'csoluti0ns call­ C alif. It will include an altar und�r of EIGHT CONFIRMED tained on Friday evening, July 27, ing for the 2@ perewt "Cest of Liv, oow, ba·)tismal font, to 9 p.m.Twenty-five atat A class of eight college students the great win ing SpeciaL" tend..d. was confirmt"d by tht Rev. Kdmer lectern, alta·r railing and s�ating for

prayer.

I consloructed 9y tlile Furniture

CaliEornia

CEl.,npany,

LQS

5:30

Ro'�,

;\1.

professor

rcligi0n,

this

confirmed

this

of

�e!

� ,?-

will

Lamb e>1 the Bible, and the DO\·e.

.f,

Au-

spring mdudc: Shirley FrancL', Mrs.

;s::� e ;-

beautiful

A

fellowing features:

when

that

assured

current year, if at all possible, and

to

addition

20

legCS, met with the Board of

on the third

the Wonlr'n's Missionary Fcaeratioll

spnng.

g��

be

art .�lass window which is a gift frN!l

Eastvold, president of the

c.. ..... (j Q ;:;0

will

be the Tower Chapel, or perhap, it

r�U1;'lded

speaker

gustana Lutheran chuFch,

:;r n v: '"

new

the

builrlin'l'

colkgc:, presided over the prog-raJin,

Dr. Carl A.

�

;n

fcaturT"

I

t

'

w

wonders

discussions

the

�

church

considerable

floor aIDove th,. foyer and will h:w"

present

ary fet;\eratit'ln.

fJl"O

structur e.

special

Chapel-Music-. p�,'ch

dent of th� ALC's WomeR's Mission-

!�

amazed by the

ft'd

have r<'crived

Distric t chai mc f r th e appe a l �. o as it relates to lhe salaries of per- . lllclude Luther LI\'lllg-ston, Inland sonnel, and it l'cqu('<kd th( Board Empire: Grcl1\'ille Christensen, Intero f Tl'1lstc('s to take further action · " Mountain' Philip Warmanen , .MonhIe h wouId h (1p meet th e clItlcaI ' tana; .\ldcn Sodl'nnan, .Mt. Baket; situation.

Dr. Martin Norgore, Mt. Rainier; Later the Board of Education, toHubert Ahnquist, Portland. gethcr with the presidents of the col­

Visitors from all OW'r the nation

of thi

are

today

trust�es, and by Miss Dort'lthy Haas of Ann .\rbor, Mich. , natil9lolal pre i­

�.�

ELC

The

"due,

The

wits."

Greetings were extended

��

budg!"!,

�

pr('s�l:d

uut the nation.

hav(' be,'n

we

will go O\'Cr the top in this appeal,"

o be ('ar nal ked for this "Cost n or : � � .� Llnng- SpcClal. .

tces to

Dr. S.

�� � -

in

t\) raise,

rCQular

might be called The Upper Room.

thos,-

::I

g

('olleg'"s

Hlany

must be stressed in cducation.

m ... _.

s ked

tt'n so far along that w,' can li"e by

our

-

g

I

has been that we think we haw got­

I:

;n

This

teaching oIlly knowledge. The result

ell

' 01

of the finest of il;; kind amon g small

icc

m CI m

th

and the cornerstonc of thl' church." colk,gl's in the Pacifi� l\orthwcst and .

Dr. Schuh stated that thIS corn('\'- among all LuthtTan colleges through-

cultural values and the spirit of srrv -

-

means

the financial situation in our colleges

and faculty of spiritual \'alu(,5, bro ad

a

a

This

buildine; will be one

college,"

stone should serve to remind students

C2

regular budget.

their

tice rooms and studios.

hL: said, "even

\'C'f) appreciatin' for the

an

their part, as I feel

each con�re�ation of the ELC is be­

ing

tnns are working in th,' music prac-'

$625,000

EL

mecting in January of this year c.·­

rl'ntcr of th

CI: ... ::r m ... lID ::I

i tht:

layin�

At this writing the brick

' c ayIng; The spl'aker stated that thI

"We

wonderful support

�1 bud ge t appor t'!On- urges al l members of the Columbia c('nt ot' t he 19 J ment must b(' raised O\'er and above conference to take part in this "in-

the rc'asons for the slight delay.

as Christ is the cent<'r of our li\'CS

lID n _. .... _. n

to fOl-

laterials arc

Howc\'C'l', shortages of

of the purpose of this colle!!c to build for character," stated Dr. Schuh .

of the building. "This chapel is the

-a

entin' buildiI'!! ready

the

its responsibilties to its schools dur. " these. critical inO' ?Op"L'I tl'lnes , that �

usc when scheol opene,1 in th!' fall.

of a stone is symbolic of the purpose o - "":J �o

au·

fOI' use by the first part of October. han' the

for the year 1951.

has decided, if the church is to meet

ditorium, it is believed, will be ready

by Dr. Henry F. Schuh, pr('s­

the

cial" has been added to the budgct The Board of Trustees of

when

use

fer

rt'ady

be

school opens in September. The

Thl' cerncrstone laYIn!! was per-

formed

will

tun'

pl�dges.

thus far for this- worthy project.

"Chur _h School Cost of Living Spe-

of th,' EL

room and music section of the stru -

the

of : l;hapcl-Muslc-Spct'ch buddIng. "ornerstonl

the

in

rapidly. It is expected that the class-

separak Items

I

$50,000

church schools, a churches in

faculties of ELC

Music-Sp('l'ch building is progressing.

English, idcnt of the Aml'rican Lutheran She is church, Thursday evening, June 7.

returIllng' to her h,.me III Hlsmarck,

businr'ss,

'6

To insure a living wage for

Construction on the ne w Chapcl-

.

wen' among th c ',

placcd

,Chapel Is Feature Of New Building

.

HEOAHL LEAVE� Beulah

I

Publications, printed by l'\Try Lu. t atcs, • . St III t.' d t lleran .group In th c r'-'"t

E1�·C Votes 20% For Schools

20

has already been raised in cash and

Thos'

Marilyn

who

werp

Knutson,

Juanita

Greise­

mer, Jean Ryan, Jacqueline Wcath­

� rmon, ,\nne Wclfringc r, Fred Wil,.

tlt:r

and

ordon

Wikner.

about

75

pcoplt;:, with mom for extra

chairs to be carried in. It is expected

by thr' administrati.m that this will be on

of the f.ilolest placs on the

College> campus and will be used n(-

:\t its annual meeting in Febru�r)',

Olai Hagl'ness a

on

lhe-

CIS('S.

for

the CIa\,'

and

rdigious

exrr-

menus in( luded food usually

served at outdoor luncheons.

the PLC Alumni Association elected TOMMERVIK RESIGNS

tensivcly for smaller e;n.ups for worship, devotitln

Th

HAGENESS ELECTED

its representative

Board, to succeed Morris

E.

Ford. Hageness is business manager Park

chool

istriel.

1Llr\'in Tommervik, co-director

athletics and coach of football baseball, has rcsig'ned his POSt collegt' to enta the field of

of

and

t the

hm;"�s.-.

Pa�,' Two

PA

IFIC LUTHERAN COLLEGE

Four Year Nursing Education Program Added To Curriculum

"

, .� nursing educatIOn course lead·

, El1lanud

' \vhde

L'},-IMER :,\EWS BL' LLFTIi\'

I Four

Sjoding To Direct I Masl:er oJ Arl:s Secondary Training Degree OJJered

Faculty Members Added for Summer Four I('ad_in�

educators

[rom

the

D,', Thcodun' C, Sjoding-, of Min-

state of \\'ashington werr' added to

the faculty [or the �untmt:r s ession, , IT'h" RIChard Lanf!;' J esc' llleludc' D"

' hospllal. '

AU'l"llst, 1951

Anoth, r mik5tonc in the acad(Tli_

hi<to l'Y of Pacific L,ltheran r:nlil �e

neapolis, will join the faculty at Pa,.. " nbc Luth cran co II('f!;(' th IS 1" II as an

>!rer, at \vas reached ,"vith the announCCllwnt ' • • . , board and rooIII .tIT fUI nt. h"d. I "I' ' that tht' college is now offerin-i ':;1'",-1, 'ton a PL • aluIllntls who is in th" " bas been added to tht. curncululll at tlOn at the college ,'s $17,) P"!' ,,'nces" Sl'hool "'stem: Har- assistant profC's,or in cdUl'ation. ua((' work kadin,l! to the Mas\cr of RIchland Public ... ' for next t('r, plus board, fecs and rO'):l' costs, Lutheran collenPaclh , fl,' will teach courses in education ,\rts c\cq-n' in education. , , . ' old Gray, 'l PL' nraduate , who Is Co,ts for tht: dllllcal t1alll'n:; P"C, ,xl ,'" year. , 1'01 the super· I TIll' addition of new COllrs,," in th,.. and ",oil be responsi)it" 01 the LloH'r Park h'gh pnnclpal c, c )'J , h ' ' ' " lhc prop;1,m, with c.ompI etc c Im· at th C h ospltaI w,II run" "'It ,�.Il . school: Robert Hall, superintendent \i " ' s;on of the s tll de nt teaching pro- curricululll to make this pro:;r;u, h w l t l hcoopcratlOl o n l h ' I' Th II ' cgc c e III asplta i al training at Emanuel : , of schools 1I1 Fif,: and :\1ildrcd ,,, ,' a ll ' () . available bq!an with th first term 1 ,\, ' s Il tll(' S- P, COll(l al ' �' , ('1. Hl uc �, Portland, will take four calendar E manuC'l h OSplta i , as Just pu blIShed of the SUInn-wr sessi0n, \Vhitc, consultant in elementary ('du · pron'W thi, ct"cd, Dr. �Ieh'in S, Monson, who Years to complel<;, L'pon ompktion a pamphlet explaining Candidates £C,r this nnv drgrFC' at carion for tbe Pieret" County schuols. of th .. cours(' students will be eligible gram. This brorhur may be had by l('si,<.>;ncd from t1tr' faculty this sum· PLC will concentrate their study in At this writing the first term is and to take reg- writing to the colkg-t'. The neW catafor the B, S, d""rcc => just about completed, and enrollment nwr to take a position at ylol'tana th,' field of education, The empha is lot; als,,, outli nes the prog-ram, Dr. istered nurse: e. aminati()ns, will be either on COurses planned priis just about the same' as last year. StaU' colkge, Bozeman, l'nde.r the program students will Philip E, Haugc', registrar, f"ds that ll1arily for f'\('mcntary or high school \Vith nt'w l't:',!!;istrants expel'tcd for ' ding SJ o will rcrl'i\'c his Doctor's ' this prOl(ram will b" \ err popu I a1' ,J the lpcnd their freshman year and da>srooIll teachers ur on courses de('['ond term, it i s anticipated deg-rc(' the from the eni""rsity of Min· f i rst knn of thc succeeding summer with "iris interested in nursing as a th at thr, enrollment f <!Jr the su mmer �sot� this sunlln �r . His thesis was s i,gne d for those wishin g to go int o n career because of the fact that it s ssion at the college. During the �Idrninistratiun, supervisiun or }'lU' 4(:)0. earn the ,,·,sioll will be on'!' s second and third years the students enables student nurse to sonncl work, cience degree will rccei\'8 clinical training and ex­ co\-ettd Bachclol of CoUeg e Grads Accepted periencc at the hospital and at other and to b eligible for the Registered A graduate Qf any accredited colagencies used by the Emanuel hos­ ='iurst: examination all in the course , ic!! or uni\' rrsity may fw accefHed of four calendar years. pital school of nursing, mlSS101l to gra(I uat� stud , at f or <l d" Have Two Choices PLC if his undergraduate record is [wo $1,000 scholarships are being l.·pon compktion of th> third year, satisfactory, ",i'Tn this year jointly by th· Tath e tudmts ha\'c two alternatives, Th,' candidait' must have a bettel' coma Ct'ntral Labor C<)uncil and Thc'v may rclum for two semesters than aW'l'agc record in general edu­ " -.1-.1 -.I Pacific Lllth' ran colll:O'l'. and then go to the ho�pital for cation and a superior record in the .

Two Tacoma high school gradu­ additional weeks of chmcal tralIlllll\, fields of specialization in which h:' " Ison, pa tor 01 l'he RC\. R0)" E. v , ' ates ha\'e been "warded the scholar· This makes thelll eltglble fnr the dewishes to concentrate in his gradll2!t.' . .

CcntraI Luthcran h urc h'In 1 ahips to begin this fall at PLC. They r the\' may take 12 add,tlOnal gr('(', ' work, states Dr, Philip E. Hall!!;':, coma, will join the staff 0 [P aCl'f IC arc John K,amllic of Stadium high weeks of eli'nical training, entitlin):! dean and rt'Ristrar.

Lutheran college in the fall as direc­ and James Travnor of Lincoln high. thelll to a thrc -year diploma in nursGenc'ral requirenlf'nts tu tOI of public relations, Th,. student will rf'ceiv $250 per jng or qualify them for th� state tht' master' s degree in education in­ RC\', Olson has sen'ed as pastor year for four year., if they maintain examin;J tion for professional nurses, clude a minimum of :10 ""I,e,,[('I' of C ntral church sine Jan, 1947, satisfactory work.

PLC will add a faculty member hours uf work with an ave.rag" gr.1d� He has been ani"" in local church Bases of clt!Jicf' fur the scholanhip as director of nursing education. of B, These credits may be c:lrl,ed and civic affairs. He is a member of awards w e re academic achievement, Sc\'eral courses han' been added to in three SlHl1ITH:T sessions 0 t ." th K, iwanis club. fin ancial nted and potrntial leader. the ellrricululll a s well. semesters during tht: regular .i('hqol . , . , Pnor to hIS acom� s�n'iL�, shIp qualrt,es.

"We ha\'e added this proglam, year. At I,'ast two-thirds �f the work Committee mClnbers who m ade th P resident Eastvold state , "because of Olson had sen-cd parishes in K�t,:hmust be in education ours!! and, Dr. Theodor e Sjoding Ll e net'd for an integrated collcf!;iatt' ikan, Ala ka, }vlinneapolis and �r. choice arc Dr. .\. H. Blankenship, thesis is required.

Cloud, Minn, From 1932 to 19:Hi he superintendent of the 'aco ma P ub- ,vritten on the subject, rr­ will which nursing of "A Study of pro!(ralll Minor Studies Offered director for the lie schools: Dr. Philip E. Ha u a'" c, the' DCIlland fOl' .'lnd tatus 01' l�"', 'rlcnlit a grenter number of prospec· was lIational prisons As a startiNg point un d er th, l;,"w deall nd r�gistral a'l PLC: and n('sota Public School Teachers En· prUl,: am min! ;\'� nl f,r' of collcge r.aIib r, and f­ r ..uw:Iic'< \ ill b.' r V('rnic Reed, representinll the '1 a- lering Th�ir First Full Tim also hecausc of the demand on the: � Posi- f ..n'd in tht' departments of biol,,!!;\', coma Ccntral Labor Council. tions During the Period, 1923-49." c part of students who an' interested nd businl'� h mi t y. economics mil: to the bachelo, of s ,enC' dcgret: •

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Rev_ Roy Olson Aaaea To Starr

I

.

La b or G-Ive I 2 Scholarsh-.ps

"

e

I

R,o".1

Each

in taking such a program."

$1,000

Co e ds Enroll

to

everal girls who were in .I!tend·

)I al have enrolled in this degr ,c pro­ , pram and will be ent ring Emanuel pha"

their

for

h spital this fat!

ill the bave

The

nrollt:d for it already,

an� many opportunities fot

trained nurses in such fi�lds , i ndustry, lIlstltLltlOnal nurSlIl):!,

c ll·g as

�o\"crnn1cIlt scn:Jict", for ign service, "duration,

nursing

and public health,

d ents Me

English, has

received

' for acti\'C duty as a r P''IIt

orders

1

.haplain

in the United States :'\avy, H

will

lea\-e the ('ollege tht latter part of

p rt, Rhode Island,

During his four ),c'ars on thc staff.

1\'csvi

has btTn in cha gt: of collcge

public.ity,

the

stud,'nt

solicitation

program, manager of the choir and

band, alumni sec:r tary, the promo·

tlOnal end of athletics, and advi&t'r

,

-

to �tlldent publications, He has edit·

cd this

hulletin, whic:h is s(,nt oUl

I"{'lnt larly by the collcg p:>arrd

this

edition

for

and he pr

publication

bdore lcavint; the campus.

•

esvig's wife and three

remaining in Parkland.

ons ar

'

attempt ", supply summer work for

the students ,

Members of the college comIllittee

Lutheran

and

natl'onal

exec,uti\ 'e secretary of the LuthCl'an Brotherho,xl of the E. L. C,

He is a f!:raduatc' of Luther Theo-

logical seminary in St. Paul, Minn, Wnile

'en'ing as pastor in Min-

neapolis h('

was

Dr,

cited for his

out-

Ha!lding youth work, and his n1,me a,

n a p l is

S,

C,

Eastvold,

ELC. With Reed on the labor comwe r e

Cooks

and

harles

Waiters

Mt;Dunald,

1..

union:

A,

Bradley, Electricians union, local 70;

Don Bryant, Retail Clerks union.

dC,!!;IT(, from lvlinnt'Sota ,

f or

from the C niversity of Saska tchewan

to the college recently to

dents at Jason Le ' junior h ig h. The y will make their home in Parkland.

KARL ST

DIES

Prof. Theo. O. H. Karl, chairman

of nc dy and worthy

sity of Southcrn mer.

niver­

.alifornia this sum-

of

husillt'

man has

$10,000 for

this

giv e n

a

purpose,

in Education, entil 1939. he taught

and held principalships in secondary

H I" returned to th ,

new

tht:

international

CrtSlS

which is draining off manpQwer to

'Li nited States industry and the armed f'ill'CPS, the fur thr' filI I s<'lnester at PLC.

high school in Amboy, }Vlinn., and superintendent of

schools

in

of studcI'lt, who ha\'p' bc('n accept! ,cl

and s<'n'cd with til(" .\nny.

<"nce'of the Luth ran Augustana has

$500

to be given

each year fOI the support of worthy

and needy student> coming from the conference of said church.

fOI the freshman class,

Sjodin,O:'s teachin!{ experit'nce in·

eludes instruction in a wide varidy

of fields and also Sllpcrvision

ous

of

acti\·itic>,

extra-curricular

\·ari·

He

Cllnllfll'nting

i

science,

physical

education,

algebra and general sci·

I'ncl', Hl' has coached dl:'bate squad,

and has been a track coach.

In the communitic's in which he

has wurked, h,' has been acti",:: in the 1I r c h,

He has

sung in

church

choirs, bccn a church or anist, and

has tau£iht Sunday school.

Sjodin g

,upcl\'iscd

duct ed h, Y rhe

a

study

.!

con·

ni\Trsity of Yli n nc

entitkJ,

"Postwar

Teacher Educa·

On

enrolllllclit

the

C. Eastvoid, pn" >

picture, Dr. S.

til "

dent, states, "We ('xpect to hay highest

pt'rcentnge

has tau, gllt F1Tnch, hi;tory, English,; soph morcs

of $1,,'iOO, and the California confer· was COI1lplt-tcd in 1946.

Californi

maRY

1940, and was principal of the enrollment picturr is fairly bright

has contribut,·d a fund in the amount tion :'\('eds in Minnesota" a plcd�e of

Despite

schuols in Saskatchewan.

The \"ioIllen 's Missionary Federation sota Bureau of EducatIonal Rescarch,

uf the Evangtlical Lutheran church

oi the department of speech, is work­ given

ing on his doctorate at the

tudents.

Juhn S, Baker, Tacoma civic leadand

that

Enrollment Picture Is Fairly Bright

dor of Art, degrc-c and a certificate

chemistry,

TIll'CC sizable contributions have

er

stated

riculum and new personnel cn[!;aged ' the SUmlillt'r seSSIOn f acu I ty to

at Saskato(:)n, Canada, with a Bach­

Sum

students at Pacific Lu-

of

addition

' k th IS LIe. program aval'Iall> tUa'C' 1933, SJ·odin." " was graduated

In

theran, and thr othLT two are stu-

named ar,

on the

C(llUrseS han: been addrd to the cur.

Cni''Cfsity.

He also rtcein.'d his Master of Arts

be' used as Im'.n funds for the support c h

he first two

Conuncnting

this new degrte, Dr. S. C. Eastvold,

president,

Mr , and �.fr s, Olson rc the parents of four b oys, Da"id, Kt"iIle�It" Gerald and Timothy,

Sjoding

these fi,c ' years in the office of th"

deall uf students at the

social

Three Student Loan Funds Contributed heen mad

years

secretary of the the armed forces of the Lnited Statl'

Board of Christian Education of the mitke

fi,e '

We ar e running w d.1 ahead of hst ,K, PrellS of Min· Asko\.· Minn, In 1945, h,- entered y ear when it comes to [he numb"r

Hauge, Att'y Donald

execuriv

past

has b('en a stulknt counselor during

a Iso

include

the

at the Uni\e ' rsity of Minnesota. He

president: Dr.

eo,

church,

;;dministration, English, history, mtl.

Itas been OIl the staff of and studying sic, socitillogy and speech,

in

Eastvold, Dr. J.

Rev. Roy E. Olson

t- s r

For

which worked out this program with

Ilabor

was included in Who's Who in AmerJuly, and report for two month' of

duty at the chaplain's school in i\ew·

.

Reed further stated that there are

nections with labor, but labor will

Evangelical

to

of labor m this pro-

need for appli ants to ha\'C any r 11-

from 1936 to 193�1 he IVa

of publicity and dssistant professor

seniurs

the students select. There will be no

for a de-

The RC\·. Miltun .!'icsvig, director

school

no restrictions on the college ('ours('

.. due- ation stu­

Rev. Nesvig Returns To Navy Chaplaincy

"The lIloti,'

e s h ip

.onsidcrably less than other

'oll�ge student

of

Ir

private practict:

osts for nursing

schularships will be awarded

outstanding high

county' to train them for future lead-

1'1' interested

oursr" and several of thcllI

thes<>

funds availablt" to the youth of Pit"rce

clinical

many inquiries from high

school graciuates who

ytars

gram;' says Reed, "is that of making

has of the course,The collt,\c '

receiw'd

fouf

for

in tht' Tacoma area.

' at the collcg� this past school

an

year

yeal

ha\'c

and

rdurnin,!!;

of

juniors

freshmen,

[ro m

in th� fall that

eyer had, About

Jal't w

80 per cent

signified their intentions of returning

when they left school in Junc."

In passing, it may be stated that

the Crop

of

high scl.ool

graduates

this year, on a per capita basis, i, one: of ti;w smallest in the history

the nation, The graduates ar

an'

f

what

called "dc"pression babies," Ita\,­

in!!; ber n born in the depths of tlw , deprc'sslon back III 1 33,

1his study

KNUTSOl\' CHOSEN

Lowell Knutson. who was gradu-

Tht: new faculty mell1�'r is mar- I ated from the college this June, w,'\. . , oun>; PeO' n ed and IS the father 01 two ch,I- 1 ('!'-cted treasurer of the

drcn.

t ana

He is a lIIember of the Augus·

Lutheran

church.

His

father

pi

's Luther

Lc"RUC at its biennial

convcntion held in SC'attle, JUIl<' 20-

was a Itdstor in the Augustana Synod. I :<4,

PAC I F I C L U T H E RAX C U L L E G E S C ;"'! M E R X E W S B C LL E T Di

A u � u s t , [ 95 [

Wickstro m May Be Casavant Pipe Dea n of W o m e n � Orqan Bought

Facu lty Retreat Slated Sept. 3-6 co rn i n g year, t h , fac u l t y and a d m i n ­

I

of the col l t - )(c w i [ I h o l d a

i st r a t i o n

re t re a t dt Ga ffney's un Lake W i lder­ T h u rsday,

t h roul{h

M o nday

nr . ,

Se:ptc·ml)(·r :1-6. This w i l l Iw t h e f i rst

ronfel l"ncc uf su c h a nat u r e: i n PLC

exprcted to b,· an

h i s t o ry, but it i

\V I l: k s t rorn, of S t a n ton, IOW,I, for the

pos i t ion of d , · a n of women at Pa · i f i c

a d ll l i n i s t r a t i on a n d fae:­

uh: tog e t hc·r for fellow h i p and kss

U t h e r

unrerns.

camptls

urgent

c h a r-­

t h i ngs tc) be d i s c u!iSc-d i n c l mlt f,c ,-

problems

ri.stie

act

COU,",' ·

the

I n add i t i o n to her wo k ::I ': dl·'lll

of worl len, Iv!iss W i c b t rom is q" .d i -

I

by

educa t i o n f r om the B i b l i c a l s e m i n . l ry of :-:cw York.

h e has h e r nol . · h d ,. of A rts dcg rt'e frurn AUlwsta n:t , . , . ) -

Foru m Leaders

J. P.

Dr.

rel i " ioll a nd p h i losophy, w i l l give a n

a d d rt' ss o n "A Ph i losuphy o f C h r is-

at tilt' ope n i n g ·<:s-

tian E d u c a t i o n "

evc n i n u: . si on �{ ondav I

The op.' n i n � p rogram w i l l a l so i n devotions by D r . H . L. Foss,

dudc

ch a i r m a n o f t h ,' Board oi Trustees, " n d a songkst u nd e r t h e I�ader s h i p Dr.

:\ e w n haTl i .

Fred e r i ck

Prof.

of

col. ( . Eastvold, pr�sid,'nt of the)q.�r-, w i l l p r e s idl> o\"( "r t h i s lIll· e t i n g

Gunnar

J.

K a rl S karsvik

yer

J

Karl

Obj e c t i ves

S k a rS \ i k

of

Trondheim,

.'\ o r w a y, w i l l j o i n the fa c u l t v a s a n

an d C u rn c u l a r Pla n s ." Th e n e x t se s- t·xcha nge teac h e l t h i s fal l . will

sion

W i l liam

Dr.

by

kd

be

b� a n i n s t r u c t or I n

St ru n k , prQfessor of biology, o n the t h Clnt· ,

P a t te rns

"Training

Scie nce,."

way

Or. Dahl Speaks

e:euc a t i w n in

d, r e c t u r of h i.l! h e r

as

u n der

newly-ekcterd

Dahl,

Or v i l le-

Dr.

Fre n c h . T h c R e , · . T

He

:\ o rwegi an O . Sva re

will

and

pm-

t h e ft-ssor o f modU li l a n g u a ges, is i ll :\o r-

m

-

Rey. F ran k H . Ha I

-

lsC!.t�!J1�

i s t ra , w i l l lr'a d a n open fGl rum €In t h e " G e ne r a l

I

ey

<\ c t .

t h ..-

;vI rs. Pc:arl .\ . W a namak e r, super-

i n t t: n d e n t o f p u b l i C i n s t r u c t i o n o f t h e

S t a t e u f W a s h i ngtoll, has bee.n i n v i t t o _p'·ak

ed

aft ' l lIuUII. A nr t a

','a c h e l

the group Tupsday

tu

F ol l u w i n g-

:'-< iels n,

M a r n

a d dress,

he:r

of

d i rector

an

� x c h " n ge

provisions

of

for

the

Skarsvik,

H.

I I

fur t h e Elcmen;] r a t iull of Tl'ach�rs . ·chools." a nd S e condary

larv

\

r d n c s d a y' s proe:ram w i l l follow

. .

M a rk Salzman, of Oak

b e for e . R " , .

R'·'I I·,-,,. i o n ,

of

will

a

o n " C h r i s t i a n A c t iv i t ies o n

Pu , . - '

Thl'odore

I I

Sal z m a n

is

c l-l m p l t- t i n g

t h i , summer.

Recreation Slated l o w i n t\" a I t S t a n d rt!e re t i o n . period in t h e afternoo n , M rs . \-V a l t e r

Y o u n � , c.li r'·l·wr of wome n ' s p h ys i c a l f'd tll·at ion, w i l [ condu c t an open forU ln d i s c u s s i o n

inc I u d ..

"H I gher

�I

dlscu

Ion

Education 0

>;e ssion

I llorni n g's

on

<ociolugy.

lhc

will

�OPIC,

th

SOC i a l

Kar l

We iss ,

and

c i " llcl" ,'· Ifd by D r

p r uk 01

I

E.

S e m i n a r" i n O s l o .

A t prt'sent h e

t he

i s t e aC h i n g a t

" S t r i nda K o rn m u n a l a H o grc A l m e n -

skoI c-" in T rondh e im, wh e re he has

b e e n for t h e p ast fiv t' years. I n 1 944

I

l

w e l! i a n kga t i o n in Stockholm, Swcdt n , a s a. teaehn o f E nglI S h , a n d h e ,II S 0 ga'·e special COu rseS for j o u rn a l -

C. K norr,

she

COl�ll·S. ,.s

t h e Divi3:c,n

I I 1 40

t lw

work

fOi

In

.:\ o r w c .� 'l a n

a nd

:-:

m lTltary

S k a rsvik a nd h i s wife w i l l a r r ive Parkland

T hl Y

will

O l d �'!a i n .

a h ') U t

I i,,·

in

Septern I)t'r

;I ll a p a rtment

I.

In

!Ic earned four k t t e r s In t r a c k , t h ree

I

9.. 7

I

prof'·ssor of musiL, will

,

a l i fo

rn

I

. The

i l l the final

of

PATRI ; K BACK

,·old

on

Tear-he

th

th e me , "Th

Colleg

Jarn",

,.

Patrick,

Ill.;

Clea rwater, ·Florida.

I

1 9 46

in

he

J

I

.

a g r e a t o r g a n.

:�e�'bers

of t h f' (' x( " c u t in- c; m rn i t� t e e l I l l lud e D , . H . L F oss, ch a i r m a n ; .

A rn e S t ra n d , _ c er r ta r)' : O l a i H a gen e ss , R e\". F .

M o l te r, F ra n c i s Ed-

J.

a nd

I u n d a n cI D r. E astvo Id .

,pell T

a. 1I

Commi ttee Studies

�: � �u � y . ,m u�i c m a ll "

l i s ten i n g

c om m i t t ee h a

month

studving

a nd

t� p r a c t i c all)� ev � r y make-

of lJrgan b u i l t in t h e U ni t e d S t a te s

an d

a nad a .

T h ,· y

han·

travclleJ

r-x te ns i""ly to listen to and to i nspect or ga n s i nstalIed b y these v a riou s . cornpames.

Representa tives of these o n ia n compa n i e s have m e t w i t h t h i s fa cu l t y committe.' from t ime to t i m<-_

dor of A r t s d e�r e (' from W il l a m t: ! tc and

r

t ions in C a n a d a .

h i � d u t i · t h e fi r st o f M a y . . � I n 1 9 .H, H a l r-y rcc I v e d h , s BachC n i n·r s i t y ,

stop s . I t w i l l ha v

T h es e famou s organ craftsme n mak e p ra c t ic a l l y a l l of t h e major i ns t al l a -

, as

" The

corn m i t tee

h a u s t ive

stud)

of

mad e

has

the

e n t i re

e x-

an

on;an

He- w a s graduated s u m rn a field," Dr. E a s tvold s t a te s, " a n d t h e ir He: h3_' completed a i m has been tu g e t for us t h e best the

resi-

at

Halc-y h a s also don,> g r a d u a t e work

organ possible, w h i c h would f i t our needs here at t h e college:' .

M e mbers o f the fa c u l t y rnusl_

the l i b r a r y school o f t h e U n i versity

elude G u n n a r J . M a l m i n , Frederick

work

for

doctorat

,I t t h e C ni ' T I's i t y uf Z u rich a nd a t

com m i t tee w h i c h made the s t u d y i n:\Ie-wnharn,

t: X -

ten s i n- I ,. i n E u rope a nd i n 1 94 7 was

be h i nd the " i ro n c u r t a i n ."

Haley has l i b rary "xp('rit"nc� and

l

p e rson

end of the l a s t sehoul , <· ar, has l C-

K a rl

Weiss,

Harley

1.

C h ristopherson, R . B y a r d F r i t ts, D r .

1

I

,,.. h o o l y ...a r .

will

Lat,·ia,

join

P h i l i p E. H a u ge, M rs . M a l m i n and

D r . Easl \·old.

on

Construc t i o n

or g a n

new

the

w i l l begin at once, and it i s ex pected t h a t it w i l l b

inst a l kd o n th l

pus some t i m" n r , t summer

and E ng l i s h .

the

\

am­

( 1 95 2 ) .

t e a c h i ng,

he

to

has

thcolo ira1

IllS

giVen

courses

L a t i n , Germa n and R u s s i a n .

iu

A f t r t h e Red i nvasion of Latvi a ,

Li t t l e .

Dr.

E , t o n i a , a n d contp!c.:ted h i s !:\raduat,

ganized L a t , · i a n c h u rc h l i fe i n Gcr-

D r. K u nd z i ns recci, d h i s educ _ t i o n Qt t h e ' · n i ..·ers i t y of Tartu in

was until

the

and

the

begin-

H e has w r i t tt'n sen·ral bo oks , in-

G ?S�el

of f the � � .

Chnstoamty St. J ohn, T h e PrllIlltrvc

e l u d i n g Topolog

i� t�,e Ligh t of Gospel

.

Resear c , The � Jesus

m the of aymgs a nd . � l· ou r t h GospeL Some of t hese works

peeches

haH: bu:n t ransla ted i n to G e r m a n

Lat,·ia n

Zone.

he t" u g h t G r ec:;k , n d ) etured

:-": e w Tc ·tanlf"nt

a

d is p l a c ed

1 95 1 . W h i l e t h e re, he or-

was c h a rSt:d w i t h

profe sso r a t the l ' niversity of R i ga,

l l i n .gs of C h ri s t i a n i t y .

to

crrnany, where he

m a n y a n d . by A rchbishop G ru n b... rg

f o r t we n t y - t h re e yc a rs he was .

when

K u n d z i n s went

p( - r ,on s c a m p i n

� t u d i('s i n western E u r ope.

nn

I

add i t i o n

In

the:: fa l l as a l e c t u re r i n

G e n n an and German l ite:ra t u re. He . . ltt,]1 w i l l ta k <· t he p l a c ... of M r s .

L'onside rf'd h is re s i gnation. He is re- I

m a l n l n g o n t h e ,t�ff of t h e c oll ege . �'nd w i l l c o n t l nu", d u n n g the CUll il n g

from

fac u l t y i n

associate

a d m i n i s t ra tion, who cc·,ig-ned a t the

ret rea t

and H i s SpIritu a l L i fe . '

s chools i n S t a n -

Island,

Has. 4 0 ' . tops

T h e o r gan

i n s t a l l a t i ons a r t" i n t h e U n i te d S ta t es .

Drew.

prokssor o f econ()lni(· s and busi n · ,

lead it d i s -

the

mu ral sports p rugra m .

D r.

ol lf' ge C u r r i c u l u m . ' ·

.. d d r S5

Rock

Iowa ;

(k nce

/!) fII classes and supen i -t' th ' i o t ra -

the

ia .

W Ill be dehve r cd b y PreSident East-

ton,

c u m laude.

At PLC Salzm a n w i l l teach cours' 5 . .

I II P h YSlca I e ducatlOn, t ht" regu Ia r

r ic d ,I I ld i s the fath t: r o f or". c h i l d .

clission o n the to [. ; c , "The Place o f Music

years i n dcmc ntar

s o n , :--: .

to 1 9 5 0 , Sal7!nan was

The n e w facu l t y mernhe r is lIlar-

W O R K S_ 02'\ T H ES I S .

V e r non C. C t z lIlger, professo r ' n . . s peec h , I S ,· olllpk t mg h I S t h e " , t h IS out rs t i y of S hern

M iss

,·d l,,� a t i o n ,

of

fie·ld

W i c k strom h l.; ,'onsiderablc t c a c h i n g : c x p c rwncc . She has taught l.o r mn"

I n basketball a n.d or w III footba l l . I n has worked as a l i brary a ssistant in . h t' [9 as gl \ · I t h e u u t s t a n d l n g t h e Seattle- P u b l i c library. H e is l11 a r"C 1 w 47 of t h a th e t a a award nd also r i p d , has t h r e e ye r l e. e c h i l d ren, a n d makes w� s a d J ud g �d t �e Ul s t · aluabl c b as- h i s hOli l e n a c o rn a . i � � ld , � t ! b a l l p l a y;, r a n d " IH n a n "wa . l o r t h a t a ccumpl i s h m e n t . H , s ,ollrg' m a j r was ta rn ed i n t h e fIeld o f Dr. K a rl i s K u n d z i n s , a d i splaced biolugy.

From [

---

U I I ,,"e r fo r I l l S doctora te frOIll

the

In

o rg a n

f i n c'

a

Al thoug h t h e Casava n t is madl I I) . a n a da , a l m ost f i f t y p,'r ccnt of t he i l

workc-d for t h e d i -

at C a r t h a ge, Salz m a n was o f Wa sh i n g t o n . H e h a s tra,·eIled

a n o u ts t a n d i n g a th le te , e a r n i n g l e t . t p rs I n football , b a s k e t b a l l a n d t r a c k .

pun · h a s e O f such

pe d a l orga n.

a n assi s t a n t l ib ra r i a n . H t took o'·er

a,·y.

While

low R u n , M i c h .

very

suppor t

w h i c h has be n p u r­ c has e d w i l l have t h rec m a n u a l s a n d

Va ncoun'r,

III

wonder ful

of a S w e I I o r g;,n, a ch Olr organ a n d

:'-<a t;ncl a l

M i s s i u n s of t h e Coun c i l

a

the

Europ ean Professor Wil l Teach German

ists a mI tech n i c i a n s . H e tau g h t E n g-

l " n i \T

ct i v i t i es . "

Dr . Eastvold Speaks

rhur . d a y

I

o n t h e 'Je n e r a l t o p i c: ,

"So i a l a nd R c c r t: at i o n a l

llCW

for

w(' a r c !"C·cc i ,·i ng from our constitu ­ n c y h e re i n t h .> west, w h i c h m a k es

T h e Rev. F r a n k H. H a l e y has been

He did h i s

gra d u a t .. work at "D e t Pedagogiske

in

pecch, w i l l lead

ul

pu s o n e y e a r from now. We a r t

gr tdul

U n in' rsity of I �wa . awa rded the B a c h �l o r of Divi n i ty ' deg rec· by D rew . niversi ty i n Ivfa d i -

e d o ca t ion a t t he

c a m p s , a s w...I l . I n the school year

of

d l S l u " i o n u n t h t· tupi c , "CO-C U I -

if

not

ad ck d t o t h e staff of the college

1 94 2-4:1 , he talH d , t a t t h e Oslo H a n - d i rector of physical edu c a t i o n a t t he: D u n c a n Y . M . e.A. i l l C h icago, I l l . s10. t h e C a m - delsgyrnna s i u l i l i n

rl c o l.,r P l a n s · ' F

Frc · n c h phone· t i c s . He has also done

rI s h

d i scussion

c h a i r ma n

K a rl ,

d e p a r t m c n t of

th,

a

I

Kelmer Roe, pro(c'5or lead

be

Pacific :-: o rthwest whel

" sava n t IS I n stalled on the "" lll ­

th iS

As Assistant Librarian

Pa rk ,

his M a s ter o f A rt s d e gre e in physi c al

Ska rs,·ik . is a "ra , d u a te of t h e< 1..: n i . .

ame general p, t t e r n 0 f t h .· d a y

Ihe

1 \\"0

,;-

__

l i n i s w i l l o m th I� Q , j � fa ·.u l t y at Pa c l f l C L u t h ran c l k gf t h i S f l l as an � � � I ns t l.unor In p h ' Sleal •, d u c a t l O n .

Fu l b r i g h t

the ' and [ 94 5 he w a s a t t a ch",d to the :-:or-

t r a i l l i n g, w i l l speak on

t h e rne , "Cu rr e l l t Issues in tht p rep-

o r ga n. in th

Rev . H a le v J oins Sta6

u ndergra d u a t e wQrk a t .

E . L . C . , w i l l be p re s e n t to d eli,·u two ,· c r S i t y of Oslo. when' he recel\Td h I S , .

C a rt h a "e Collt' g'· In Ca rthage I l l . .

D t a n t .

I r. a r t s d e g n:c I I I E n g l l S h , F r e n c h a n d k c t u f"es a nd � , ; t as con�u . . . . B . ' A. d�gree f rom" t h a t recel \" l n g h IS Da h l w i l l sp<'ak on th,.. two t h e mes, C e r illa n . l I e h a s d o n e g r a d u a t e work . . . .

9 7 I ns t l t u t l O n III 1 : + . F r n' 1 943 to "Ch r i , t i a l l Ed o l" a t i o n i n a F ree So- at t h l Sorbollm· in Paris i n the � . . " 1 94 6 he s("n"Cd I II t h e L n l t e d States " " . . CT fI ·I ty . tlety and A n Adw·n t u r{· In F r e n c h l a n g u a ge and l i te ra t u re a nd Wa nalllaker Invited

1

at

and

1 9 4 2 to 1 9 .. 5 she served

F ' OIII

parish worker w i t h

Wi l l T P R r:: h. _ming K arl S karsvi k Co As Exchange Profess or M e n ' s P. E. C o u rs e s

D r . P h i l i p E . H a u �e, dea n an d regtopic,

th e organ, D r. S . C. E a s t mld, presi-

de n t , stat es, " Th t' music comm i t te fe d s t h a t w e w i l l ha'T t h C' f i n c t

,·i s i o n i n B�dl«T, W is c . , a n d a t \-V i l -

Iw., ,·, kd hy D r. M a l! n us Soet\'edt .

general

will

W i c k s t rom

M i ss

to

tin t h e roast, s h ,

M a l m i n . T h I S w i l l be fol-

owed w i t h a Bibl!' s t u d y a n d p

Iuwa

of

( · ni n'rsity

in �-f i nnl·afJo J i s .

Th, . W" st coast

I

d i r e c t ion 0 f P ro f .

�pi ra t ion u n d e l th

i n St. H y a r i n t h e , Quebec.

I n c omm e n t i n g on the purchase of

W a s h . Follow i n � ht:r work o u t hrre

sing-

a

with

o' clock

n i n'

at

L i m i t ed

terms at t h e Lu tlwran B i b l� I n . l i t ,,�(· po s s i b le . "

L u t h er a n

wil l

morll l lll! s pro.L\Tam

T u e.day

tJPl.'n

i n clu,j,- SUllllller sessi o n 'vor"

American

and a l l of tIlt' l( c nna l s, ·ssions of t h e Ie r e a t .

f i n ('� t orga n s made in t h w c s t ­ � " I n h en " sph e r e, th e C� sav;j n t 15 man -. ufa ct u r e d by t h e Casavan t Fre res

has a t kn.l -

Other s,.hoo[s that sht

th

I

'Jf

professor

Pflueger,

cd

C h a pd ­

'·a nt or,gd n . R ec ug n i zed as one o f th e­

lege i n Rock I sl a n d , I l l i no i s .

t.h.-

new

thf'

for

�\�O

n·rl' i \ f·d

th,' M aster of Arts degree ;n rel i g i o u s

year,

and

(' u r Sb,

n�\'

t h a t field.

i ., offe r i n g in

M iss W i c k stl Olll I ("cent!

C h r i s t i a n r espons i b i l i ti e s , adm i n i s tra­ re p o rts,

j

the

work ",hinl

the

s t r("ngthl'n

college

in g u i d a n c.e, � c n ('fa l .'d uc a t ion and

ti\ e

t h a t sh ,' w ; I I

o r gan

The e xe c u t ive c o n l ln i t tce acce p ted the recommendat ions of the fa u l t ' c orga n cOll l m i t tee to pu rchase a Casa­

take:' on..- that "ft>par!mC'nt a n d t h crl'-

rOt the y,·ar, O l tle! of majO! emphasis

, k e t i on €If c o m rn i t t,-es.

I t is bcli(" 'Td

rou r ("s.

..d u c a li'm

p a r I s h

teach

to

f,ed

pro�rams

peeial

objert lves,

and

o f basir

considera t io n

hu rit'd

rr_,

r

signcd t h i s S ll m m c r.

a n n u � 1 affa i r from now o n .

Ih,. colic .'

g re a t

Mu s i c - S pcech bui[d i n � .

she w i l l t a k e O ' .,.- r the p o s t w h i ch w a s ,·a l a ted by Beu l a h Hedalll, wh ')

I I).

th e eXl' c ll tin· cO l m i t tel of the Board � o f Trustees d e C ided to fJurchasc a

Lu theran l·o[ k gc. It is believed t h a t

I

ys T h e ubj · c t i v . · s o f t h i s r e t r .at , � � PreSI d e n t S. C.. E a s tH)ld, a re to bnng

�I c e t i n g o n t h ,> campus J u l y

I

},{ u l g" re t

p r o C U I t·

to

. He

I I c.(wtia tions

writing

.'\t this underway

th,'

fo r

them ekes

p l t'pa re

o

Page Th ree-

worl d

I

I

I

In

•

the leade r h i p of

church

in

th"

B r i t is h

1 9 '�7 I", took p a rt in the

assc mbly

of

the

L u the r an

World federa t i o n at !�u n J . Sweden.

In

1 9 50 t h e fou r c h ildren of D r.

K u n dzins

rcscttkd

in

the

L nit, d

tates, and h e and hrs WIfe followed

tr., e m a yea r l a ter . They wer

sored

by

spon ­

mmanucl L u t h e ra n � Ch u rch, LongView, w here the e n t i re the

fa m i l y now reside <.

p"£(C Four

PAC I F I C L L' T H E RA� C O L L E G E S U M M E R l'\F.WS B U LLF.T I �

208 Get Deg rees At G raduation

An estimated crowd of 3,000 peo­

:ric filled tht"

c ol l e ge !;:: y mnasium for

D r. H eglan d Adde d To English D ep tment

��

I

I

deg-r . ... ,

conf e rre d

grad u a t .. , .

" C ommencement

day

un

J C.

be

­

I1<Td a Stcinway grand pi�inu 011

? u d i torium sta g'(', .

K.

The Hoard of Trust c e '

P Il· US o f M i nn .. apolis, told the ((rad-

I

'lIa t,·s . D r. P reus i s "xccutin: secre­ ta ry of th� board of education of the

:E,·a n g e l i c a l L u t h e ran c h u r c h .

Spe n k i n g O n th

(I f TOl11o r row," recent

frOIl!

possible

to

theme, " T h e M a n

D r.

h i s tory

p n'dict

P reus

it

that

i m­

but

f u t u re,

the

I

showed is

sa i d that an a p p rai, a l uf the present will show uS some of t h

d i ffi c u lties

c nfro n t i n g the man of tomorrow.

" Jur a ge is suffcrin£( from a great

spiritual ,·a c u um," he said, "and the

only thing which c a n fill this va c u u m ' is . h risti a n ity, ' ·

hal leng'e

Issues D r.

Preus

issued

c h a l l e n g"

.

to

cost

ti gra n d pia nos in thc s tudios of I h,: tea ch e rs. I n addition to that, we WI : !

208

the

is

D

-g i n ni n g of the f u t u re,"

will

pianos

pract ice

The

$EOO e ac h . We will also neeo! a h out

27. Dr. s. C . E· t'·old, p rcs i -

ent,

-\ hout 3 0 p ; a nos w i l l b t n e e de d i n

ing-.

'the a n n ual conunenccmcnt exerc ises -M a)

� itan Will Tea �h Buy A P ia n o II RHistory. .

Pel. S Cience

the new C hapd- M u s i c -Speech b u i l d ­

I

Leonard Hegland

Dr.

D r. Leonard

Hegland, of M i ss oul a,

I

M o n t . , will j o i n the fal u l t}' of P acific .

L u t h crart coII I'l;e t h ,IS t: a as as"stant

thercon.

,\

Oi

.

I

Wash i ng t o n . Thank you

in i , d ·,a nn'

C ollege

:

d in h rist in d a i l h pow r of M i n n . , wh " rl' he recein'd h is Bach.. n .

11·,·I· n .g. FO I' such 1 1· " I· np, O u ha'·.·· , b" � n " " o f A r ts d e g ree i n 1 9+0. D u r i n g elOl · s To ' k� , o u c h l ivp r pared a t this t: l l th e s c hool y,'a r 1 9 +7-+2, D r. Hcgi n.t:\" G d has c a l led ", ou . I n such a freshman E I1 '{l ish and tif,' your rountry n e eds y o u a n d you r la nd taught . · · E n g I·IS h I Itera t u re at t h e C' nlversrty (' h u re h expects to f i n d vou . " y. D u r i n g World War I I gra d uate d of Kentuck wcr� stu d e n ts o·h t EI· ," South served in th .gland H . r D I L rss t lan on e V I, t h h O n o r s. w it h thl" C ni tcd States A rmy, f h u n d redth of a po i nt s e parated Rolf P a c i i c . � H t" ·IS m a r n ed , an d h I· w'lfe Lund , E ve re t t, a nd R obert Thomas, ., III E ngI ·I Sh A I't S d C "" I. CC a 1M aste r 0 to f., i hoth l of � whom C r;."... h t, �"". � . �radua ted with t he highest grad

,

poi n t

D-les W elss I' Lo ng I I I ness Or . . . . rs -

·

,

We d d i n g B e l l s Pea l I n C o l l e g e Fa m i l y

(' e ived

and h o t h of whom T t: -

PL

cum

S U111 ma

Th e i r a n: ra ge s

la u de

h o n o rs .

wne 3 .9 6 3 for L u nde

, '�

,

�

Tho,, · who g· radua t('d

cum

bl' ll s

ringin <\"

arc

this

s UIllnwr fo r many stud e nts , g raduatr s

a nd 3 .93+ for Th oI!1 � s . ,\ straight A

i� 4 . , .

We d d i n g·

nd fo rm c r students. Somc of th �sc .

1 l1\·oh"" d III s u mm er we d d l n!!s I n-

lau de

( Wi th honors ) I ndud.'d L, dbcrt ;\ n-

du d C':

:

·

fhe cxt' L u t i w- boa rd of the· Youn�

pa n i s t and

I1

I I

M rs . Wei,;;; was on th

Ite r

husban d, ,he'

im-

wil l

He

the

by

sponsor r d

from

on campus

.

:16 t o j u l y I .

J u ne

A � rO ll p of a bo u t

'

held

1 5 0 home m is -

sion pastors and the i r wives a t tcndl"d

I

«

1 (· l o nal L u thel l n h o m ' s t ·l t ute, S[l o nso rt'd f lY th" m . .

a

of

miSSIon

DiVISI On

A m(, rl c a n M ISSIOns of the' :" at lona l .

•

1 6- 2 0 .

here J u l y

Lut h e ra n c/Junci l ,

.

I l' f t to Com- Th" Rev. Kdmer Roc of the fa rulty t h ('SIS m'<I df ' I 0c a I ,a r rangcmen t s.

1 9+8 h e rcceiwd h i s y[as-

I

"C nder the d i rrc.tion of :\ nna M a r n

u

d i rec tor of s t dent

N i elsen ,

teach-

," ton Con .a in "!"' th e Wa shin "' .:> ress o f Pa re nts and

'ea r:h c r ' h e ld a leadership

campus Julr

t rn i n i n � school on the

_ , h i story.

1 1 6- 2 0 . Ab ut bO ttend�d o . .. .

D U I l ll g the past yr'ar Reitan has 'T h (' T n. m t ) L ut h cra n enu ' r e I 1 , D r. . ' . . been a teach1l1 .g a SS i s ta nt III the De - E . B . S tren , pastor, gaH� fi lI ' cooV· r. panmcll t oi t-ii t o r y at til!' L II n · a - a t l on d u n n <\" s n c r a l oi thr " o !". " , , _

for

s u m me r

This

I l l i no i s .

of

ta u <\" h t

two

State colll'ge, «i\'ing'

u

: c h �ol

has m lll OI cd

:s

"�

Rc for m� t l On, M e d

G e o r gia

courSeS in world

R e i tan ' s major field

:

he

gcograph} at

weeks

h l S t o l Y and � I ob a l gl ,d a tc

F i rst

leadersh i p

League

school,

Anw ric a n Luthera n church, was

:\ . F ranc k , w ho h as

, ,, ·

I Hf

F u n nal sen'ius werr· held i n

s c ie n ce ,

poli t i ca l

Luther

The

for training

' th,'' Cni ' (' rsi t Y 0f "graduate work '11 . . . , I l l tnol5. H, h,15 ( m pl t .'d h" prr'" lilllinary work for t hI' Doctor' s dc-

s i t ,..

I

a t lt'ntiancc.

the

resigned from thc faculty. . . . . . . \ t t ht" p ..csent t l l lle Reitan IS d O i n a

: two S.stf IS and a

b I ot h.., l .

C i ty, to

II

I

a nd at which 5,590 dd,.g-atcs were i n

next fall a. assistant professor i n his-

I

a n d Ma ria, 8, h.'r fath... r,

G rove

of

appointed

P a c I f l C Lutheran col l c <Te fac u l ty -.

' s s U f v i wd by t w o dau g h tl"l"s , Do r-

I?.'

been

te r of A rts degree from I l l i nois, · .

I n t h � spnng 0 f 1 9 50 ReIta n was . give n th c L au rCI"·C I!v[ . Larson ''[ v ("$' ' · . mona I Fr ows h IP, a , 2 :1 0 award to . t h e outstan d Ill · g stud e n t I n E n glish

facul t y of

1 9 3 8 to 1 9+'2 .

R e i ta n ,

gr("(" an d ha s h ·I.

PL C as a n instructor 111 p l a n o from

othc3

I

her

"�·�"""·

'h , , _• I_� •, n • •_ '

has

plct!'. In

a

Se a ttl , Symphonv and appeared i n . ' d u o p l a no performan c es w i t h

l\,

Ea rl H l ll n . ,

tory a nd

an a c e.om-

work as

to

2 .1 - 2 7 . T h i s followed

((anization which was h e ld i n S" att!e

Earl A, Reitan

s u c u·ed Dr. M,

p i a n o soloist. S h c . a p p f ' a red a s a guest a r ti s t W .i t h t h e

I n a d d i t i on

J u n r.

pus

r,ga nist, M rs . Weiss was

as

�

held its a n n u a l mer· t i n <\" on thc cam­

1 a com a f or I 9 y e a rs . I n

well-k nowIl

o r.

Peopl(" � L uth e r Leag'ue uf the EL

Sh e w as o r � a n ist for F i rs t L u th e ran

a d d i t ion to her

C onf ere n ce

thr. campu . .

p ani s t a n d made frequent tou rs a n d

C h U lT h ·I n

F ro m J u n e 1 3 to 1 9 , the Boa ro E d u eil tion of the Evan­

<\"clical L u t h " ran church held its an·

a p pe aran ces with outsta n d i n s; a rt i s ts .

1 aol

averaf'es (""er recciwd for four

years at

I

boa rded dt the college.

med iately the com·cntion of the or-

the g . .

- rad ua tes to tak.' the i r place i n I Sp, ' n c. l'r W C ISS , w' d el y ;-..r rs . ·\ h , : , ro f rssor 0 f E n<\" rI S h . . . 'the cum m u n it i c s whc: n> th t y wi l l l i ,·t p known facoma plamst and u'ach.'r, , . . . dc,\ree s Doctor hIS has Hegland ' . thc of .,·es t a ' t L· nd ; � work, as rcpresen . . . .

(I . ed I I "I d a y , J u n e 8 , a ftI l a l l e x tend. ' anII to W<1 I k In · rl"IS 1 11 E n .t:\" rI S h i a n � u a g t a ll d rI t c l atun · C h 1"1st, 1·"'Ing i l l ne ss from cancer. d c . .

I. ro m tht" C. n l \·ns l t y of I l l mois. He power .

She wa tht: wif e of Prof. K a rl E. his Master of \ rts dCl(rec rccciw'd He" conc l u ded , "To you has bee n . . . w t"1· SS , d I' n c tor 0 f ·Inst rUl1)(' nta I nl U S l· C .In 1 9 -. t. . , . .

C C · h · · lIl' 7 f l· orn t I nl \ l l sl t ) 0f "nm('nt of d"monstratT l. v e n th, 'ass l " at t h e colleg e . <T ra d u at e work He d i d his u nde r " . , ing i n your I ('Sp,�ctl\"e c o m mu nit i es ca£(o. . . , M rs We i s; was a notahl r a ccomy a t C o n c ord i a C oll e ge , M oo rh ead , Go e t e C

I

C nio

delc£(ate, wert housed a nd

and th

nual Parish W orkers'

C. Ea stv ol d , l'a rk!.l tld,

for a l l p r a yers a nd .«ifts. .

the W�'[F of the district. The mel'!­

ings wcrt held in the St ud e n t

of C h ristian

nt"edc 1, ?k.l" · " d d n·" i . l g

,

,

ma-

by

th,.

P resid ent S .

IM

I

the

I

Junc

h < 'rc

ronventioll

4-8 . Mee t i n e;- a t t h e s a m c t i m e wa s

(,r

jor portion of the s u m

1lf"ld

c h u rch

L u t h eran

annual

their

],yonzc

gi,·,' th .

should any o ne dcsire to

:\' o r thw c s t c T n d i strict of the

The

Amcrican

h.· sl't li p i n the h u i l d i n g

p l a te will

col lr.n:

campus thi s summer.

nl a It,,­

ing person, or with the n�li- : :-:

not if>,

I

confer­

and

conventions

Several

('n'T S have been held on th e

on

1'1 < " 1 1 ' < : 1 '."

a deceased person, I n hon o . i nscribed

.

il� ' a . , t l tor-

e a c h s u c h gift pia l w in

donor

College I s H ost To Conventions

I i ,, :

i7(�d a silver plate to h.' pb'Td

I

Augu s t , 1 9.1

0

E n � l tsh

·

in

study

H ist o

y.

Ren.ussa nc.c a n d

:n al

I

I

t io n s by offf' ri n g t h e i r

I

fae i \ i t!!',

· I � portant I nformation Listed for Fall Term of

R e g ist r a t i on fOi th . yr,lI

S' hool

thr

IT (flstratlO n

H I S tory, An- 1 mclude

f irst s:l11eSIC'T _ 1 9:1 1 - 1 9.J 2 \VII

�[o nda y ,

days

G c rt n a n L i t e l'a- Scpu·mher 1 0, through F rid ay, S ep C aroly n J o h n son a nd Rober t W i n de rs on , Tacoma : Bu .. hl Ben:ntsun, ·. tcrnbn I � . Thl fo rm a l ope n i n g w i l l Brow n, T ac oma : tt'r ., Lowrll K n u tson and S h i rl e y Roy Olson offi c ia ti n g and i n terment t u n naeo 1( · 5 ; Am H e h ", his .Bachelor of Arts degrec he h . . I d on S u n d a y c,·cnin�, SI'ph'lT!­ Doris Hans o n , Jo n E r i c so n a n d .-\ 1 I1 Y K n u t - took place in Fo ·t M () r� a n , C olo. , G('rstm a n n , P u y a l l up _ l uc rt � o n c o rd i a Colln[(' i n M o o r - h . . r 1 6 , at 7 : 3 0 p.II1. in thl' College H a rvey, P a rk l a n d , a nd M a ry La rson . so n, G . · , a l d E n· i n a n d j oa n O gd .· n, wher h('r f a th e r I S p u b l t sh t ' l of the frolT! C i n n . I n coll . ..'!:l' h,' major . . d G y m n a s i u m . Class,·, w i l l l)(' � i n M o n M head, fe nn o , S. D . :\ rdis F I O t tn a n d - g t , J 0 S t p h F o rt M or.'!:�n T l l ncs.

:

Business Leaders Honore d

Ci tatIOns o f h o n o r w el"e a wa rd e d

t o Tacoma h u s i n�ss and ci vi c l e ad e rs ,

J'I11O

1

S. B a k e r and H a r old

,·;orth.

l·l1TSl · nt f� r Baker reccl\·ed hiS

Woodworth was

h o no 'S ,md

the

. Wood-

"in ab,e n t i a . "

I

I

M ,' d u n a, Maria nnl' S t a c y a n d Rob\ n n L,'ach

crt Klett , Bcn'r l }

r

D o n a ld B u r,

and

M a r i a Ogren and

R o y La rso n , V i r g i n i a Davis S e n n e l' ori nn t A u n e and D r . D r u ry P i fe!', a n d Leroy S pi t ze r , Bonnie H eefl a n d

RC\·.

The

T . O. Sv a re , aSSIstant

'

professor of modern lan<\"u agcs, Idt for

I

I

in clu d i n g the stat!;'s of W as h i n .<\" ton ,

Five Faculty Members Receive Promotions

o f British Colum-

nd t he provi n e

,'

'b i a . Thost' trave l i n g thl'

arthest, it

is b l i c vc d , were the E m il K n utson

F in'

ceived

:family froll! G ruver, T xas.

members

of

prom@tiuns

the

in

f.ac u l ty

rank

Bacealaun�3.tc services we re held sp r i n g n1eding of thl' college In the «ymnas i u m i n the morning, of T ru ste s ,

w i t h the R e v . Th<':"dol"

church

,

re-

the

i30a r d

Thpse include Elvin M . A k re, from

P a lme l , pas-

tor f!lf Gethsemane Lu th eran

at

I

I

I n music and hi story.

:-.I o rwa ) in j unl' on

a u ne-y e ar s

. P.'s ( displaced person ) Two 'ere i n the year' g rad u a t t n g class. j a m ! " s R t' d i sk e , Harland M a l Y(;lI1 and e xchange professorsh i p .

M a k i flg the t r i p w i th Rcv, Svare T h ey an J u rg i s Bendika.s of Li t h u - A nnab c l l r M a y n ard , j e a n e tt e Lar. s o n a n d J o h n Richard W i g!" n , Selm a w.'re hiS w ,fc a nd h i S S 0 n , R I c h a rd . r. ia nnd O laf Mat:(I o f EstoIl la. caIne from G u n d e rson and R c ,· . Rog CJ· j ohnson , Richard complctccl h is fifth year last Parl'nts of .g radu tf" long d istances for t h i� gr3.d u a t i o n , Le s / i ,' M c K a y a nd Me l ba E n c k s on . s p ri ng and rec" lvcd his B achelor of

Oregon, C a l ifornia, Idaho, M o n tana

a nd

I

Svare Goes to Norway ; Roll Call S lated For Sons Study in O slo ALC. Aug . Churches .

Others inclu d e E l ai n e S i m o ns and

R i c h a r d M olt e r,

:

I

H i s tory

c ien !

Lutl1l'ran c h u rdl, Ta com a, th e R n· .

assistant professor to associate pro-

de«1

I

Rev . 5" are w i l l live i n

and w i l l

h" appointed to scholll i s in N orwe gia n

N0rway by the

of E d u c a tion.

,

T h i s CJ«chan'lc of professors, which

br i n gs

mad,' Act.

Karl J , Ska rsvik to P L

Jilossibk

under

A r rangcm�nts

Fulbright

the

for

is

this

were

Lutheran

eollrge

a n'a

in

th"

i n t ere st of th e college. This y , · a r t h c

Evan t;cli cal L u theran chu rch is p u t -

I j j

a p p I' a

1

fo r

" C h u n:h-Schoo l

what

for

immediately

a p p l i c a t i on

bla nk s , for i n forma tion, fo r catalogs,

fO I ;!;cm:ral a s s i s t a n ce so that admisbe c omp Jrt e d in til11e for the

s ion ran

the colleg-e . I t

r ('nrol l mlnt al

pro,

to h a w preregistration through cor-

is

,

respondenC"l'

anee At

of

the

C Ol lC ,II,T t('acher." T h i s 2 0 % of the re gu la r budget w i l l be col l ec. ted aud

sr n t in to the M i n neapfDli> headquar-

':

the plaee o f the

ten and will tak

hl'(·au5c of the i m po rt -

!,\ l ' ! t i ng

p resent

Cost-of- L i v i n " .'\ p- . arc g i ve n

pea l to i nsu re a l i v i n g wage for the

'all Uffrring a s regularly

Roll

shou ld

students

Prospe c t i\"(

a rra nged .

housing

it

mom e n t

appears

budgct that th.' girls' dormitory will be fiUcd k now n as I to the l i m i t . Tho>" who w ri te first

t i n .t; on a special 2 0 r�r of the

,I

�[inistry

T ro n d h e l m

I

;L m .

writf ·

c'Try eon t:\"rt'!.(ation a m o n .'!: is ,'spec i a l l y desi r a ble fo r s tu dr n t s

the Lutherans opera t i n g i n t h . · Pa-

cific

H ..· w i l l study ce, and do some tea c h i n g in :-.I0rway

E d u c a tion

It i, c us tom a r y to haw a roll c a l l

offering in

day morn in(!, 5cptl'rnber 1 7 , "t 7 : 5 '1

r ied on.

ar -

The roll ca l l effort in th e Augus-

II

l ege,

addrc�s('d It

p ri'fe r c nc I ' . M ai l m a y

P a r kland , Washington. is

be

to Pacific Lutheran CoIi mportant

vcry

evcry

that

p('rson i n terested i n Pacific Lutheran college, and e s p>ec i al l y th

students

t h a t expect to enroll t h i s fal l , tak

notice of the fac t that t h

a d m i n i s tration

and

faculty

e nti r

be

will

fess6lr ; Dr. Ma gn us �odtvcdt, from madl: by J Harold Goldthorp.." spe- tana L l l theran C h u rches and th absent from the campus d u ri n � the in ::)t'attlc, giving' th,' scrI'll('JI 1. , p r e s i den t "f the sen· a ssoc i a te p rofessor to f)rofessor; D r . c i a l i s t in tht ('xchange of teachers Amcrican L u t heran C h u rch .. , w i l l be days September :3 te 6, i nclusive, Rohert B ra Robert C . O lse n fr@m ass(')ciate pro- i n the D iv i sion of I n tP rn a t io n a l E d u - carried on i n t h � usual way. The The secrna ries wi l l be i n the offices gift to th iors, presented the c l ff i e!' of E d u c a - Board of Trustc s has set up $20,000 and a m i ni m u m amount of pe rs o nal fe ssor to p rofess o r ; V e rnon C. U t- ca t i o n a l Rdations, procommencement tht:: at (' olll"g gram. Th e gift I. door

. ou th

fi replace, side

of

t

th

'

he

buil t

Student

on

the

--

Scvcrltten sen iol s \Vh

w i l l c ntel uat(· d i n se m i na ri(,lI i n th. fa l l ,

w!"re g rad -

,

from

a ss 0c i a t c

assiltant

prlilfrssor;

11d

professor M a rvel

to

K,

ant profes or .

,

Dr. W i l l i a m L . S t r u n k wa s mad

e1

head of th e department of b i o logy, and

D r.

B u rto n

T.

Ostenson

\\las

ge ncy,

t i o n o f the Ftdr:ral S e c u r i t)

as i ncom ... from t h i S source, the 'am!:

Anoth ... r member of t lt e Svarc fam· . be i n g ; t part of t h e larger i ngathe r-

H a rs hma n , from instructor to assist- i l y , son

U n i on

building. I t is .>stimated i t w i l l cost 5 ",bou t $ ,000.

June

z i n g"r

patio, w i t h o u t-

,

�,erha rd, w i l l b(' in i\'orway

at the same tim!'. He w i l l td

t'

" year

of i n ternshtp i n an Oslo h ospi ta l be«i n n i ng in th e falL

H, is

a .<\" raduat

of t h e medical school a t the C ni\er-

'

,

ing i n c h ool

the

E . L . C.

in

Cost-of-Livin�

the

s pec ial

h u rch-

It

is

ferve n t l y hoptd that every pastor in

the Pa cific Lutht'ra n Coll.·gc a rca in all

•

ynod

will

.'!"iH

theolbgieal ma d head of th e d c pa r t m e n t of gen- sity o f Wa s h i nl(ton, and d i d h i s u n - best to make th.'sr eaJ, suC C (' SS th i work at Ph . n"d l scien e dcrgr ad u a t I

their

apprals

utmost a

rca l

help

will

definitely

b� given.

announced

Hl':lwnTr, i t that

is

the stu­

d e n t s wish in .'l" for p rofessional guid­

a n("('

should

avoid

coming

the

to

cam p us on those days or have permad,'

if

it

sonal

appointments

ti me

Your r.oopcration w i l l be ap-

abs l utcly

preci a t e d .

impossible

to

avoid

is

that