College bulletin 1946 august

P. L. C. 'ViII I-lave New Gymnasium I'aciii" at

1:I�t It,,\

i.uth:.:ran

Cullege

I

P.L.C. GYMNASIUM CONSTRUCTION STARTS

eti

A New College

Dormitory

\\'ill

The !loard oi Trustees throll�h

t a fille new phy�ical "Iallt. The c: 01 leg to

"ducati"ll

its· huilding co,nlllittee, anthorized, directed. and enlpu\\'cred the I're'­

!�()�lrd ui 'rrll"\tee�, tllrullgh its I,utld,ng lOlnlllitlee, met at the l.ullt'ge Ull Tuesday, June �5, and Ic:l " cuntract ior the erection of

the cJi

Ill'\\

oi

Peotr,un & R.ichards. :\5

CUlllllLittee,

Dr.

authorit\·

uf

Inittee

the

�f

of

tober

Dr.

At this tillie, the entire <lorlni­ tory sp'lce at the College, inc1nd­ iug the new fourth floor. is given

cum­

over

Board oi Truste<:s,

appointed a� a faculty cOllllnittee the following: Cuach Cliff Olson,

dition

J. 1'. Pflueger, and Mrs. WaI­ will

to

the

gYlllnasium,

there

the

l':teifie

Luthcl all

C

() I l e g t:"

I in the expansion of the Sixty thansand

I

x

c:� � n

..,

j,)'"d _. 0 :3 '" to ..... c.t'!o

[.. "

!"

...

III

c: at ... _. :::I

the housing

of

women.

ment ing.

through possible

down the �;]oJlc

financial aid toward the

oi

unpaid

of

for

pledges,

tectural

t hus

giving

tireh'

that

an

students,

Board

of

Ev;tl1gelical

Education

LUlheran

of

of the funds needed to pay for the The ground floor will hous "l'parate

the

uil-burning boiler,

room", lockers,

at

La 11I1ry

the

"r:'"

contribution

toward apartment. science rooms. ,\Iso on t't IlIlU\\'lng ttll' lire Oil will be a reneati'.'l

re-equipment

<ieparunenl June

4,

Il)-I-6.

of

the

I

students

which

\

from the main bu J

2Sx57 feet.

Missouri Synod The

Lntheran

Ser . .. ice

bug

The first floor abO\ e the gronnd

Youth Convene

floor will be devoted to thinecn \'olun­

le'rs School. under the auspices

student rOUllIS, apartment for the dean oi women. office, reception

of roo 111, and a kitchenette. Extend­

the Intern;ltional \\'alther League,

ing out tn

the sonth with three

�7S Korth Ikarhorll Street, Chi­ exposed walls \\·ilI be cago 10. Illinois. \\'ill convene at Paciiie Lutheran College }\Ugllst

5-9,

1 "

th wash

,arne con vention fur a s[)(;cial

emergency

I

uf Trustee.

same at this time.

to

Church

Board

out on ;, progralll any larger than

thou­

appealed

the

this inasmuch as \\ l' are iar short

fund. III adclition tu that. the Col,'\elministration

ground

does not iecl that it shoulel launch

sand dollars Inight come frolll that lege

th�

large enough to hold two hundred

It is en­

thirty

&

Lea-Pea rson

one hundred students. \Vhile this building ,honlel be constrllcted

COlllC out of it i

!,o,;siblc

of

floDr and will hold approximatcl).

di<tribntetl to the senior colleges.

Ju,t \\'hat will

firm

story building abo\'c

equal une-fifth share of the amount

not knuwn at this time.

been

158x48 feet, the same to be a th ree­

distribu­

P.L.e.

have

Richards, provides for a building

It is believed that the great

E.L.C.,

many

The preliminary drawing of the

to the Depart­

Education

and

new dormitory, made by the archi­

s·hare of that fund will be given

the

parallel

clollars of cash

tLl the five ,eniur culleges of the

Urges PLC Support

cific Lutheran C"llege to give all

dollars

turned over

in

turnecl away.

tion to nine institutions of learn­

the

running

1946.

]11\'il,ltions

have

gone

a fine living

r00111 \\'hieh will be 28x57 feet plus a

t\vtllty-foot extension into the

main iJuilding, tllllS making it

77

(on,tru(tion of lJew bnildings for out to tile young people in all of icet lung.

Hitherto the Colic 'C Clover the afureillentioned departments." the Missouri Synod congregations has hac! no ade.quate reception Crcck to t he new �:[ elll(Jrial C;)'III These re,;olutions were passed in the I'.L.C'. arca to enlist for 1'00111 for it> �tudenb. llasiulll. at the 1\ 111lual Convention uf the greater s('1'\·ic(:' in the chnrch in its The second floor \ViI! be de­ .\ugust;tna Synod which was held yonth progralll and to pledge will­ The Contract Price voted cntirely to stnclent living June II-It)' in1946, at Dltluth, M ingness tt> undertake special train­ The contract I'nce. including quarters in addition to a place for sales- tax and architect's fees, will lle,ota, and ,;ent to the College by ing for this pnrpose. the house mother, wash roo ms, Secretary the of the .\ugustana Re\·.

Ernest k.

Drews· of OIYII1be $238.400. With equipmeut alld­ and a pressing room. Extending pia, \Vashington. and Mr. Lloyd <:d, the entire gYlllnasiulll athletic Synod. Dr. D. Vl'rner Swanson. uut to the south there will I) a U pun rccei\ ilLg tl>is resolntion, Hickok of Tacoma, \Vashington, uuit will cost nearly a qnarter oi rooi terrace abOve the living room Dr. East"old said, "Tlli,; is a very have arranged for this school with a lIlilliun dollars. whicb protrudes from the first encouraging r('�p()nse frolll thc the College Administration. floor.

John S. Baker Augustana Synod, coming at a Pacific Lutheran College welThc third floor plan will be the Juhn S. Baker. hOllorary rhair- time like this. Not only do we comes this group to its camplls. top flour and will be devoted to Illan in the dri, e fur funds in Ta- appreciate t h e fa c t t h a t the �Iay God add 1·lis rich blessings dormitory rOOIllS. said at the tillie of the churches in the \iliest, especially, to this fine ll10,'Clnent which will coma.

Financing the New Donnitory letting of the contract, "Since the are urged to sllpport the constrnc- bring so many young people of The Pacific l.utheran Colleg_ College lost its uld gYlllnasium in tion of ne\\' Ilnildings for the afore- anI' Lntheran LLith to the call1pus Association, which is the legal cor­ nothing 4, there is the fire of Tune mentioncd departments, but we of onr College. poration owning Pacific Lutheran else fur P � cifc l.utheran College are. not least of all. encouraged College, met in Minneapolis 011 tu do than to construct this fine t , know tllat this great utheran . : June 17, 1946, with a record-br<:Zl.k Chmch Hody ha, given Its moral \Jllildiug." ing attendance of pastor' and del Dr. l::astvold sa i d, "vVc are support to the advancel1lent of About lOti rUOlllS have now been deepl'y grateful to lllore than three Christian higher education as car­ refurbislled hy individuals, socie­ gates totaling 1.'i2. At the time 0 [he meeting of tile Corporation Illlndred Tacoma people who have ried on at l'aeiiic Lutheran Col­ ties, organizatinns, Circuits, and thl' Rev. O. L. Uaavik, Pastor Of gi\'cn contributions to make it lege in the only in,titutiun (J.f District, at $400.00 each. With the Ballard First Lutheran Church pu,siblc for us to launch this· im- hig-Iler learnin� in the \\'e;;t o\\'nl'll cUllling of the new dormitory, we purtant expan,;ion prugram in our and contrulled hy the I.utheran will need another forty or fifty Seattle. introdnced the followin resolutions: physical education "Iant. \ilie firm- Chureh of .'\meriea." gifts of $400.0() each. 'We want to "\Vh e r e a s. Pa c i f i c Lutherarl . Iy believe that our friends, both send an invitation to that many College finds itself to be in great (Jld and new, II! Tacoma and people to complete the refllrbish­ need of new huildings. equipment& Pieree cuunty, will join with us in lllt2.- and furnisiliny: (if 1'00111:; in The C (0 I leg ... Adlllini.;tration Ollr 1\\ () dorn,itories 'Yltich tog-eth· and other neces;.,ary assets to car­ a whole-hearted support so that when the building is set llP and '!lade a special appeal to the er will handle 260 resident stu- ry on a modern anel accredited institution of learning, dedicated, we will he able to say Board of EducatIOn llf tlte EV311- dents.

"THEREJ70RE BF IT RELntheran Chur c h at its that the ('Iltire structnre has becll "elical \Vc \\'ant [(0 exnrcss a ,pceial eOlllpktely coverul with cash and biennial conH'l1tion in Minneapo­ t IIan.' I ylJ\1 to a II or thuse who have SOLVED, That, the Pacific LuCollege Association exlis. ,fUll<' 11-18. 1946. ior the pur­ supported us 2.nd to those \\.Il() \\'j'll theran pledg-t's.'· an

!ill

was

Augustana Synod

the main College cauljJus.

the fir trccs and thcn. at a right

at .a at

sand

.

"

taken

College.

on hand , plus four hundred thou -

\' Dung-.

n a -

to

One hundred sixty girls have been

be classrooms for physical Iloard of Trll,;tee� was repres""ntIt is expected that the education. lOti hy its lmilding" COllllllittee, <:onbuilding will be rtoady for llse si,ting Llf the followillg: Dr. ll. L. Radio Booth alJllut January 1, ur at the end of Foss. cl>ai[lllan, Seattle; Rev. I�.

A !,pet:iai ieatllft.:: ill the gY111.\. ()istc·<ial. secretar y, Seattle: the iir,[ SCIllt,;ter on February 1, nasillill \\' i II be a hroadcasting 1')-17. l u the ll1eantime the pro- lUo M r. F. E. Edlund, OlynLpia: .\h.

I . . th "'hich will be eqnipped with granl ut phY'lCal educatlOll ",til be .\ . . \. :-'Iyklanli, Superintendent of e.xll'llsiuns tu the radio ,tations in Pnblic Schools, Issaqnalt: Re\,. A. carrie,) on about the campus and Tacoma.

The building will be f o, schouls publtc the likelv \ t"I'" ,{ . •\'1. l":ettner. \·icc.: president, Tao . . . eqUipped \\ lth showers rUlllllllg cunla: alLd Board j'l'leillber :\rne I arklalld ",til agal n lend u, the . tIle l'lltire length on either side of .

Stl :Ind. Puyallnp, together \\'itlt courteons cooperatwn which has . tlte building for 1l1en and WOlllen, Dr. Eastvold. cltarauenzed the relatlOnslllp h ere . respccti, ·clv. :\ separate uil-hurn. ' .

I In'up' , � J ye'lrs The Board pa;;sed a resulution , by lettll1g f \.II. ..1 gUU( ( • ing lleating unit \\ dl he a part ot . ui deep and hcartklt thanks tu thc u, u"e the pnbltc school gym 111 the building. l'ar" bill!. citizens· uf Tacoilia ior ha\'lng .'\ 11 addition t() the huilding', Reinforced Co nc rete Ill;,,1e it possible tl) cdl for bids -I-6".;U Icet. \\ ill take cart· uf the 'I ht' nc\\ gymlla,iu1ll will be all <I tl! let the cor tr:lct un J un� Li. varsity io(Ot!J:tll t e a Ill. rublling lOll, trllned of reinfurced concrete rOUllls, Cl;tI:"llLent rUOlns, and of­ \'', ith -teel beams iur the ceiling. fices for the coache.s. Provision Tlte Illdin huilding will be 13-1- 142 has been llladc fur a Swilllllling in roOlu ,,,atiug' be Icel. Th"rc will pool, which will be the next nnit tilc Idt'acilcr,· f()r 2,300 peuple. The cOllstructed wheu the prescut fund Dr. S. C. East\·old. President of lIl;lill plaYln� fluur will be SOx90 rdi�itl� ":lIT1!");\i!"""tl l"'d,,-, that ::tc1i.laciiic i .LltIH (all LUJ;ege, recc.:ivt:li fed \\·ith a ten-loot marglll around dition possible. the following "tatelllcnt from the the elltire area. It will be used for The gynlnasinlll will face J ohn­ Secretary of the Augustana Synod: the ilitra-lliural g-ames by - dividing son street (Iirectly opposi· te the "In response to your telegram, the g� lllna,inlLl into t\\'o fields. In ad- College Golf Course and football Augustana Synod took action as field. Directly we,t of the new follo\\'&: ke';llln,d, that, The Au< gymnasium, a bascball field is in o gllstana Synud ta ke� cognizance ;; AI preparation. South oi the building ut the loss by fire on Jnnc 4 at S four new tennis COllrts will be .. n i'al'ific Lutht'f;JII College of its _. coustructed. gYlllnasil1lll ant! SCiCllce depart_.

Causeway IIlellts. \\'e l1rg� especially the n A causeway \vill be huilt irolll churches in the :I[('a sen'ed by Pater

10. 1946, in order that the

1946.

Lea­

011 the

building

planned that bids are

Iloar<l lllay make ib decision at it� . anuuai nlecting on October 16,

a facnlty

Ea"tvuld.

tile

it i;;

to he calIed for on ur before Oc­

,\iter e'te'l,i\1:: siudy, plans han' I>"en Jra\\ n and specified by i i r nl

Adlllini,tra­

,\t the present

a ne'.\' (il'rllliton·.

tilllC',

j

architectural

I'roduction

tion for !,riority for the erection

Legllll.

tile

of the C()llege tc' I,clition the

Civiliall

tu the finll 'L-'Ylllll�.':lillIlI clllt " T;::c(lllla, \Va"h­ Constrllcticol' kh already

j)olph

ill'·tull.

ident

g I"

turn left

across

I

�

Refurbished!

Centennial Fund

\t the Ietti!lI'; "f tiw contract. pos<.: of !!ettin)! extra funds to hel;.! CUlltlI1\'.t: to aid.

(Continucd on Page Three)

P.-\ C I FI C L L T I I E R \ :\ C O L L E C; E S

Page T w o

Old P L C Gym To Be U tilized

I l l ' I . L E T I :--:

:\" E \V S

M :"f E R

A u g L l s t. 1 9-16

New Science Ha l l Under Construction

A. L. C. Youth Conference

o i t h ,,' u l d g y "1-

The i J a ,- un e n t

For t h e t h i r d year, PacifiC'

n ; l s i u n t lI' i l l b e p a r t i a l l y r � , t o r e d , .\ t e l l l l' o r a r } r o o f w i l l b e b u i l t

Lu­

t h er;tJ1

C n l l egc h " s h e e n t h e h O�1 t h e S,ll I I I 1 1 1 C f' t ra i n i n g s c h o f) l

(,")\' c r t h e ( l l l e - ::, t o r y c o n c re t e f o u n ­

inr r O t, Ll1 t h e r I .""g'ncrs i l l t h e , \ I l 1 \: r ­

res.[()['C

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dation,

t!'\\1 - m a k i l l g' i t p o � , i b k t o r o o m :;

t l ' t:

us 'd

ior

i e a n Ll l t h c r ; 1 1 I U l I l r (' h , T h i s Lead­

biol­

snrvel by

Lhc

l a b oralLT.

t i l l'

, \ n ' crican

'\' ( )

\'ollth

School

Training

')� y , c h e t l t i q r y , :lnd l o r t h e a t h ­ iet i c k a l i l ' , T h e wOI'k i s u n d e r

is

:\ 0 1' 1 1 1 11 l'.;t

'pon­

D i q r i rt

" O l l l l l l i t tc" " i ll c o l l a b o r a t i o l l

i l l t h a t p a r t o f t h e b u i l di n g w i l l h e r - a d y f n r u s e by t h e t i m e t h Col­

o r t h ,: I":h u r c h a n d ' c� " " I'c:n e d t h i , y e a r I r o m J u l,' 2 - 7 , 'I h c s c l l O o l is o l ' (' n to L u t h e r a n

::' c p tc l l l l J tT 1 6 , S u p p l i c , f o r t h e t w o

:t n d t W C' l l t '-1.\\" 0

it

way and

is

t h a t t he

e x p ec t e d

" ith

rOQ I l l S a n d c la s s r o o JI I S

" P C f l S i r i t s f a l l � C Jl1 e s t e r o n

lege

l' n l l i i r ! l I C d

I , u o r a t o r i e" a r ( ' h e i n g p l.l r c l l a < e d b y t h e C " l k�c D u r s a r , .\ s o o n as, l h e i l L' \\, ' c i c n ce h a I I is r e a d y , two

"cp"rtlilellt�

;; c ic n c , '

r e llloved

iro l l l

the

The cost board,

gYlll lla s iu !11

L u t h e ra n

Church,

the

of the

D i s t r i c t

.'\ lIle r i c a n L u t h e ra n C h u r c h , a t i t s convention

at

h e I d

Fairfield,

Vashi n g t o n , n n M ay 1 5 , 1 946, ,' o t ­

Alllerican

Lu t he r a n

he a dq uarters

in

CIl llrch

wi t il

Colul1Jbus,

of 1 5,000 t o\\'a r d the b u i l d i n g' fu n d

Ohio, for a s p c l: i a l con t r i b u t ion the

of

C o l lege,

had

Church

sam'

P r e v io u :; l y

g i l' e. n

the

a

cash

c o n t r i b u t i, , " of �35,OOO w h i c h w a s

30,0(){) gi I' e n by t h e

ad d e d t o t h e

\cV, M , F, o f t h e t\ m e r i ca n

an Church,

q ue s t ,

d

lUI

10

" .

tit

[n addition to that re­

the

j

L u t he r ­

has

o llege

[nr

an

the

e x t ra

also

p c t i-

contribution

eq uipment

needed

in

h i l ogy a n d c h c m i s t ry d e p a r t ­

fII(,1

young

pcuple

in

the

Student Body i n the spring :ellleS­

c h as e o f t h i;; f i n e p i a n o c a ll i e from those f.- ees',

lhei r

g a I C

\I' h o

Cautioll

the

Stndent

L u t h e r an

Pacific

gro u n d

C o l l ege

b rea k i n g e x e r c i s e s

h el ri

for

its

n e w s c i e n c e h a l l on F r i d a y 111 0 r n -

i n g' "'-l a y 1 7, a t 1 0 :00 a , lll , T h e p r o -

g r a m w as

u n d .- r t h e d i r e c t i o n o f

.,... ..;

. ' : -'

t h e w o r l d o f t o n l O r ro\\ ' . u y d ra w i n g

Il' h i c l t w i l l a c c o m m o d a t e up t o

re­

':' l a i n

f i n e [ u rJI i t u r l' f o r t h e s t u d e n t h o d y

office at than

a

co-t

$,'i ()O,CO,

and

l ittle

more

Th e Spinel piallo is

\ '<t l l l 'd a t ; 1b O l l t

Tlte

a

of

$450,00,

' o l \ e g e e , ' p " c , ,,,: S

h e a r t ic l t

its

a p p rec i a t i o n

,tu d e n t s \1, ho j o i n e d t h i s, i i n e c o n t r i b u t ioll,

In

to

ck c p

t lt e

Ill aking

student, ;

I11 c n t s ,

d c n t :; ; a c \a:;s roo l11 ( 2 7 fe e t h y 20 fee t ) ; a n a p p a r a t l 1 s r o n m a n d o f -

w i t h its ,; e v e r a l d e p a r t -

enee

hall

faith

h e l o nged to t h e p i n n e e r , o f

feet

(19

l i e stated that the day of

a n a rh a n c e d

the

Faculty

o r S c i e l l c e being the c O l l l m i ttee i n c h a rge, Little

Col lege

The

p rogra l l l

SYllIphony

p la ye r! a p r e l u d e a n d a c com p a l l i e d

of the audience of P ro f , G u n :vl a l l1 l i n , Prof. A , 'vV, R a m -

th e gCllnal "inging

u n de r t h e d i r e c t ion nar

J,

stad,

of

h ea d

wa s

chemis t ry ,

d ep a r t m c n t

the

master

of

s t ll d e n t

of

cere-

body, angm ' n te d b y m a n y fa m i l i e s f r o ll1 t h e P'a r k l a n d ;I rea, j o i n c d in t h e s i n g h r i s t ia n i n g o f a f a l'o r i t e o l d h y m ll e n t i t l e d , ' ' I n J es u s,' :\" a m e The

monies,

lahoratory

2 9 feet ) f o r

hy

w h i c h reads t h e uay th e

f o l l o \l' s : " T h i s is Lo r d h as, I l i a ci ' ; w e

�'"

E a s t v o l d f i t t i n g l y s ll n l J 1 1 c d li p t h l'

of t h e

b y rele r r i n g !O t h c p a s t , e X ;l J l l i l l i n g t h e p r e s e n t , ;L n d h y l ead i n g t h e i l l l l 'O r t a l l c c

0 ' c as i o n

theran H Y lIl n a l . a Bihle, and w r i t ­

' tn-

16

ing materials, c o u r s e s arc

de n t u po n

den t is

Second Floor

k i n d of world to d ay ,

sport

tho""

,,,, h o s e

day,

h e gu n

ha d

ill

the p i o n e e r s w h o h a d c O ll i e t h r c a tl t h e, p r i l l l t, -

i n g' t h e i r w a y t h r o ll g'h

I'a l f o r l' s t I I l 1 t i l t hey p r e s se d t h e i r " t 1 l l ' l ) l l t 1 1 ", ,,', l l l J I' C' "-,' ," f t l l c j � a c' I'I' I' c' t'"" \! ,', I ,' l c e t e) a ',' I 1 1 1'1 " 1'(' 1'(, 11 11(1 ,'I t'I' t t 'l l l .� t!' () f "n I l n l' \"' , r s i t ), o r t t l l � b U I' I ( l i l l � s t '" \I h i e ll \\'�I S l a t e r c h a ng e d to a l i b -

e r aI

;; r t s

c o I ,I ClrC "

W i' t I1 i t

teae Il c r -

the c o n t r a c t o r p l l t t h e h i g s h o ve l i n t o t h e d i r t a n d t h e b u i l d i n g i s n o w on i t s w a y , T t i s t h e r e a f t e r,

lege

A d m i n i , t ra t i o n

pealed

to

that

help

support lu

Ten

t holl>:l n d

has

ap-

a l s(l

Synod

ior

e x tra

t l ( ) l I�l rs

has

been

c o , e r t h l! f i r e l o s s ,

p l e dged t e , t i l " b u i l d i n g f u n d a n d

i t i s e x p c c t e d t h a t i t w i l l be p a i d

hefore v e r �

l on g ,

th ree

vVi t h

grou p s

p ra y t: r f u 1

g I' c a t

u n i te d l y

support,

'piritually,

siuk that

it

Lu t h era n

s ta n d i n g

t1latcri a l l y

with

aud

doe , n o t s,c e m p o s -

Pacific

L u t he r a n

Col-

its

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K n o r r ha:; not give n a d e f i n i t e an­ A r my, 1 942-45 a nd was stationed H e is m a r r i e d a n d h a s t w o c h i l ­ swer to the c a l l extended h i m b y in hospitals a t Fort Lewis, 'Na s h . , d r e n . H e is a m em b e r of the Lu­ t h e B o a r d o f T r u s t e es o f t h e C o l ­ C a m p M i l e s S t a n d i s h, M a ss . , t he r a n C h u r c h a t A b e rdee n , \Vashlege, it is expected that h e w i l l C a m p Ki l m er, K. J . , and o n d e ­ i ngt o n . a c c e p t t h e offer a n d be w i t h us i n ta c h e d s e r v i c e a t the ! S l s t Gen­ Prof. Verner L . Johnson Se p t e mber. I-J e is m a r r i ed a n d has eral I l os p i tal i n I n d i a w h i le a Prof. Verner L. J o h n s o n o f tw o c h i l d r e n . m e l l l b e r o f the 599 H o s p i t a l S h i p M a d ison, \<Visconsin, w i l l t e a c h in M i ss Lillian Langemo P l a to o n . 1 n 1 944, she was assigned the D ep a r t m e n t of B i o l o gy. H e �l i s s l . i l l i a n Langemo w i l l J O i n to the St. M i h ie ! Army H o s pi t a l h o l d s t h e B a c h e lo r of Science. a nd the P ac i f i c L n t h erit n C o l l e g e l i - S h i p w h i c h e n t e r e d var i o u s h a r ­ t h e M aster o f S c i e n ce degrees b r a r y s t a f f on S e p t e m b e r 1 , 1 946. b o r s o f E u r u p e . U p o n h e r d i s­ f r o 111 N orthw estern U n i v ers ity, She hits d o n e graduate work to­ cilarge f r o m th e A r m y N u r s e E v a n s t o n , I l l. Du ring the p resent . ' · w a r d the degree in Library S c i - C o r p s th ro u g h t h e C a m p D i " S e p ­ s l l m :ner I1e l � s t u d � m g a t t ll e U 111 - (' e n e a t t h e U n i ve r s i t y of D e nver, �i ra t i o n C c n t e r, s h e reru r n e d t o . . \- e r s 1 tv o t \<V1 sconSln. M r . J o h n s o n S C I 100 1 0 f L 1' ln a n a l l'S ll 1' p . M ' I' S 5 c i v i l i a n ll u rs·i ng i n t h e Tacollla re'll d e a l o f p o s t h.l- d n e L a n gelllo co m e s t o r, . L. e . from c.; e n eral H o s lJ i t al as circulating gm d U:ll e w r k 0 \ a r cI tlIe D oc t or 1" . , 1 ,o 111ar ( I-( , 1N o r t I1 D a k o ta . n u r s e ill Su rgery. S h e resi gned h' f' I d of 1 h'l , ""P J egree 111 1S Ie . h d . t h a t p o s i t i o n t o come to the Co l ­ MISS Palma Eggen ,. years w i t h the l i re He . pent . !'Il l ' S Pa l m a E gg e n of Seattle, lege w h e re s·h e wi l l take so m e tnt� arm y a n d w a s disHoi ed \V a s h i n g to n , w i l l j o i n th e b u siness c u u rses in S o c i a l S c i e n ce s . r.i!ar d in '\pril l.D 46. .

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