College bulletin 1953 march

'Pad/U L� al't (fottef)e �iDter �e",§

Bulletin

Drama-Music Festival Will e Held May 7, 8, 9 and 10 Plan s

By

Karl

for

the

Festival o[

Weiss

tilu.

iastic

a three·day festival of' great musi c ,

drama, and painting, The dates are s

C.

�

superb

a

the college,

dedic:atory

address

e ert

tour

t.axing

undertaken

de::;pite

co mmit ments.

radio

young man.

Mr.

talked

has

aboul

been

more

than

an.

Thomas is

his

campus.

Final1y

at

and

last,

th e

Board 01' 'l'rustees has decided to

Preliminary Approval

Has

Loan

E astvold reported that the

Dr.

planned

o Uler building that has come to the

I·lousing

ami

J"inance

Home

Agency, Officee of the Admin istrat­

or, Division of College Housing, had

assist-

received application [or loan

proceed with the e rection of a new anee under Title IV ol the H ousing

Still a dor mitory to h ouse one hundred and never- twenty·five stu den ts .

R. Durkee, R g.

Act of 1950. Mr. L.

ional

thflles� (:onsidered a veteran in both

include a gr eat worship service on

the

radio

and coneert

worlds.

Re pr esentative for Was h in g­

He

he is currently starring in the na-

Karl F;. We i ss of the faeulty.

9 th and

t for May 7th, 8th, and

and

College

ton. D. C., h ad notified Dr. East­ The minute::; of the Board of T ru s. o s ['ollows: "We are pleased tees as of October 23,1952, on page v id a z and a mas choir pregented several has appeared in more t ha n 500 con · 5 to a d vi se you tha t YOUI' application l ti es 5. r o u on 27, authori ed and fine anthems under the direetion of e er ts from c,oa�t to coast. In radio or a loan under the provisions of directed the Executive Committee ( Eastvold, president of

gave

presenting

again

are

year's

la�t

to

rear:tion

we

May

cation of the new building. Dr. S.

now formul a ted . Because of the enfe'(h'al,

Sunday,

fourth, was given over to the decli-

Musie are

D ra ma and

of

afternoon

The

annual

A n \\" dormitory [or Pacine Lu· theran

o.:ert here as part of a li mited con-

in thanks.

tiecond

New Dormitory Bu,ilding for PLC

t ionally

Art Display

known

network

program,

of the

Act of Boa rd to be a p la nn ing com- Title IV of the Housing 1950 has been given p relimin ary ap· seek o u t ways and m ean s

mittee to

l um of �F ami liar Music," and is pro val and a re�er vation of funds addition to the se programs, "A b of lil1ancing new dormitories, and Department pre�ented an intermittently heard as guest star to ma k application to thc c1uly au- in the amount of $450,000. Prelim· two pric e ranges of sev en - fi fty and exhibition of the works o[ outstand- of the " Voi e e ot' Firestone," "Chi- thorized agenCies of the Fed eral inary approval is based on the eo1lege'. eli gibility as an institution ten dollars and will go on sale the ing Korthwest artists. This e xhibi - cago Theater of the Air," and othGovernment for a. loan towar cl the ers. In re e ent years his fame has of higher learning, need for t\:le fafirst week in Apr i L tion was loaned by the Henry Galerection or dormitories on the camMa y loth.

the morning of Sunday,

In

Tirkets for the f esti va l will be in

the Art

/

been co n s i d e I' a b I y enhanced ler i es in Seattle and was beal� tifullY pus at the eal'liest possible mothrough the popularity of his many nncler the directIOn ot ment. A contract w as m ade with recordings. His Welsh folk tunes Berore presenting the program George fioskm;, head of the college architects, Lea, Pearson ftnd Riehand traditional melodies recorded for this year, it may be of interest Art Department. Then, too, there ards, Tacoma, �Washington, to draw ' to review latit year's festival which were splendid science and li brary by Victor have be come colle ctors plans for thiH dormitory on August items among reeo"d connoisseurs, upened on May first oE last year di s plays.

5, 1941. A new contract was drawn Last Year's Festival Irra Petina

displayed

with a recital by the grea t Metro-

This

was

the

event

first

by the College with the architects

Drama

This Year's Drama.Music

. Considerable I<'riday afternoon and evening will on Decembel' 28, 1945 Festival on study an d o done been given be has again work and Drama to yel' Both the college and the North-

politan mezzo-soprano, Irra Petina.

which

and

cility,

under the

prioz'it)'

de-

will

F inal approval

fense cr iteria,

be subject to a review of the full the required

application including exhibits.

All

fo ur

copies

of

your

preliminary applic a t . ion a.r e return·

ed herewith for completion o[ the

�:����

e ring ,

financial

legal

and

Dr. Eastvold reported tha t he had

sel'Yed as a part of' the dedir::ation west gained widespread recognition an outstanding stage personality plans for thi s dormitory. . met witll four representatives of the ' USIC' [ es t·Iva 1 0f� tlle new Cllape I - 1\1 [rom the initial effort of last y ar ' s will be on the campUH. As we go to The architects h a v e prepared Federal Gov€l'I1ment. at Seattle, ' ' ,'peec S il n IIIIdmg. do wn the West press the selection is not finaL Derwent

sketches for four separate and com-

and

Up

festival.

Clarence

Coast and baek to the Atlantic Sea·

t.he Deld uf drama were presented.

Clarenee

the

Derwent,

Shake spear'ean

nowned

world-re-

campus

our

gave

ancl

that

c;hal'lnin.g"

a

afternoon

I'e>;ur ne

lJis

of

Tl1an� yeaI'. in hi s [Jl'ofe�sion. That he

evening male

supported

was

student

east

in

'cnUy r e ceive d

by

Sleep

The p lay was

Prisoners."

llel'artment

a

of

magnil'i­

and beautifully pro-

or t.he

the Drama S ectio n

luC" d b)

of

peecb

of

Pac-ilk

Lutheran Colleg .

Saturday. the third c lay

fe�ti\'al,

.' ea ttl

the

n·HS. : rriy cl in t.he mom ing

he arse

with

Pac:ifie

th

Lut.heran

�

soloi ' t.s

Co llege

to re-

H ne l

t he

chorus.

Satllrday afternoon a superb SYI1l­

progra�m un der the

phonil orship

Fritts of

Byarcl

('o ll e !! e f a l'ui ty

the

a sterl i ng per·

rr11 ve

o� C

formanc

(:ol1lluc:t­

St anley Chappel was

01 Dr

pre�ented. It.

Fl'ancl( ' s

sal'

:::3y m­

rJations. That evening the

phonil'

orchestrQ

continued

symphonic

pro gr am

Fred riclt L, 'e

with in

p li m nting u::; on last yea r' s eHort,

e ve n t ,

we have planned the second

annual festival!

Executive Committee

An

Exe cuti ve Committee eonsist·

ing of Dr. Eastvold, preti i d ent 01' th e Dr. Ph ili p

('ollege;

of the Knorr,

of

a

whi ch

par e a

Sociology

was

of

t he

De·

pr e.

a p ro g r am for

1953. The n

a.ftl'r

progr a m discussinn wi th

t.he

On

Thurs d ay evening,

May

fine

Mr,

Chapp le, again will present a full 8v J mp honic Dr.

program

Chapple,

in

a�

the

af1.er-

d il'eetor

of

American and guropean recognition

Lutheran

ollege fac ulty. The evening closed

as

with a great Bach ehorale in whic'h

profoundly

Combined MUSical Forces

Saturday eyenlng we shall again

thiS gre a t auditorium and pre­

experience a thrilli ng close t.o the

ent su(,h a fes t iv al was by God's and bleSSing. Therefore,

pianist,

eratic fields, and lends much to the

ware th . at the opportllnity to dedi­

grate

musician,

high qualit.y of the Festi val .

Dedication

cate

an informed

and edu cat or in symphonic and op­

the audience was invited to jo in , how vel',

C hairman ; �-Ir.

Mol-

Olai Hag-

Kenneth

, Seeretary ;

Er ickson,

In addition to til mittee, the the

Board

Treas urer .

Executive Conl-

['o llowi ng members were

prescnt:

of Dr.

years be[,ore coming to the Univer- lege, also joined in the meeting.

Malmin

\ ere,

PastaI' F, J.

H. L.

of the Evangelical

dated June 23, th e

01'

Lutheran Chm'ch on pa ge. 556

1950,

offieial

document,

wnich

authorized the bol'!' wing of a sum of money not to e xceed $500,000 for

defraying (he

of

COSL

sai d do rmi tory .

Lett rs

of a pp rnval

erection

of

tnr t.he dorm-

itory were reael rrom Board iI'lembel' Ed

Mor k e n ,

the

N orthwestern

from Dr. S,

Gen see. Idaho; and \ SieJ'ke.s, President r District

of

tile

American Luth ran Ch ul 'eh . Both

of 8 (:hoo l of Martin Korgore, .\Ir. Ch ris Knu tzen, these men were ab,;pnt beca.n e 01 P<lstOI' A, ·W. K elson . Mrs, Catll· other appointment". It was also 1 • Genter 0[' Northwes f music, both a.s rine Ne��e, Mrs. Arnold Anderson, portell tilat tlle faculty of the Col· and O. Da vi d son K. an art and as an educational force. Pastor leg-e had, on February 7, 1953, 'Voted rvIl'. Kenneth He wa.s condudor of the St. Louis Dr. S. C. E astvold. unanimousl y In favor of proc eding fanager of the Col­ two .Jacobs, Plant ['or Ol'chestra Philharmonic with til buil ding f a do rmitory on

sity. Dr. Chappl e has achieved both

We

on

hairlllan FOB>; ci ted the minutes

of the C orporation from the report

Yiusie, hag made that s ch ool a vital

the orch e stra

Pa e i f i c

noon

l�lf;:l. The

eness; :'loTI', Arne Stra nll

Chapple

under the able direction or Gunnar the

12,

University of Washington

.vlr.

half or lhe evening \\'as given OVf'r to t he f s ti val choms, Singing Uaeh

of

o'c-Iock

Febl'llary

c,hairmall:

tel', Vi ee

noon.

�'nham or the music:

with

F'oss,

Dr.

Thomas L. Thomas will bo present·

twelve

following melll bers of the Executive

11-15::1.

7th,

a.t

Committee were PI' S lit: Dr.

Thomas L. Thomas to Sing

ist wi th the orchestnl. The la tier

Brahms

Offiee

Thursday.

instructed

to formula te the program tor

1953

eran College met in the President ' s

\Ve is s were a.g<t in av­

MI'. poi nt ed eo-rliredor8 and

12,

Authority Given By The Corporation

Board of Tl'Ustees of Patific Ln th­

en­

fll-culty ner forme d as baritone solo·

and

February

tire music ane! speeeh faculty, M r.

Karl and

loan for an additional dormitory might lJ

cont.inue with rurth r b uil d ing .

Met

The Ex e c uti ve Committee of Th .

De­

to

government that a s cond

and tllLl,; tile studi8S 1H!.v e applied fOr �in the not distant tu· ( ure should it becom advisabl to

E xecutive Committee

and lVlr.

�'1l1sic

c1e�ignated

wag til e

to carry out the prCJ-

continued with much fruil�

lIr. Karl, dircetor

De p artment :

direeto

,

grams,

Dr.

Mrs. Anna Bnge, final!·

Speer.:h

Weiss,

E, Olson ,

Helati ons ;

Public

head of the

part men t

The one grea t hindranc:

la ek of fund.

E. Hauge, d ean

Pastor Ho�'

coilee;e:

tUrector

cial bo okkee per :

Symphony.

�Washington, on an earlier date, and

that there was clear evidence

[01' ninety'six beds; and .June, 1950, i ng pro gram. [or ninety·seven beds. I\lmost all The I�ederal Goverument had ap. of the people who have had to df' proved the dormitory to be used with the mr:.n and women on our temporarily for men and ultimately, . eampu� in the IJositiong of deans at thE; di3cr Lior.. or tho '\)lleec, f r and house mother and '�\dminigtrawo men . It seem",d to ldl c;oncerned tor' have h;td a part in discttssing that. the most pressing need is to these variot,� plans ['rom til!:<) to find more ho using for men on t.he time, campus. It also was reported by the

of letters from

and urgillg' tha t it become a yearl

of the of th . e

'olmtry':; ma j or orches·

one of the

with hundreds

pa rtmell t;

Seattle Symphony

Oll

So

presenting

"A

l"rye's

Christopher

in fou nding such a. program of art.

and illdividual� and other schoo ls, com­

actor

president of Aetol"s I;:quity, wati on

scherr!es dated J uly , 1941, ror

that eighty b ds' Deeember 1945, l'�or . ' , . , On Saturday , the Seattle Sym· Ule loan would be provided shOUld Co llege was lau ded for its cour a ge eighty-three beds; Feb ma l'y, 1946. phollY, under the direct.ion of Dr. the College carryon with the bUild-

On I:<'riday, May Hecond, of last board the name of Pacific Lutheran

ear. two outstanding programs in

plet.e

Symphony

Festival proper. The festival chorus,

we

now

lelt it fitting tha t the festival period

being

trained

by

Professor

Frederick L. Newnham, will present

Dpon

motion

made

by

seconded

by

Pastor

t he ba ' Is of a loan from the J!'ed r

al Goyernment. It w a

al 0 reported Pastor th . a t se venty-one men on the camp Davidson, members of the Board of had met and sixty·nine had voted Trustees present, but not members by ballot in favor of e recting the or the Executiye Committee, were dormitory as soon as possibl e. seated a s members of an expanded Boara Action Taken Executive Committee, with full A motion was made by Dr, Martin authority to aet w i t h ortieial stand· KorgOl'e, and seconded by Mrs. ing upon a1\ matters which should Arnold Anderson, that the Board come before the meeting of the Ex· wholeheartedly support the dormi. ec-utive Committee. The motion was t ory b uilding pI' gram , and that th e unanimo u sly carried.

Executiye Committee and President Molter

and

The cha.irman of the Board ruled of the Co l lege be a utho rized to take \\. i t h the Sympho ny Orchestra, Brahms' gI'eat oratorio. "The Ger· that the committee present had full the necessa.ry srep s toward com ­ gnlti tuae. Dr. P [1 u egrr was asked t o ed i n eoncert. iYLr. Thomas, with man R eQueim. " Mr. Newnham will authority to act in he matter of pleting the loan a.rl'angemen ts witil preaeh the sermon. The Choir 01 pr obably more return engagement� �in g the baritone tiolos, and Dr, proceeding with the financing a.nd llie J< ederal Government, and that thp. \Ves( sang and a great congl'e- to his (',redit than auy other young Chapple will conduct t.he combined planning and erecti on of the new the bui ld ing should start as soon as hcmld dose w i th

we

('ould

as rvic e in which

xpress

our

boundles�

Thomas

L. Thomas

ga.tion joined in l ifti ng our hfllHtg a r tist in America, wi11 give his con -

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on

Page 3)

dormitory.

(Continued on P�I,ge

3)

*

TWO

PAC I F I C

LUTH ERAN

C O L L E GE W I N T E R

TH IS AN D THAT *

all

Roll

OHeri ngs

been

have

no

of t h i s fund_

n o llS SltP!J O ! ' t

*

Ni r. E. C . d u t i es

hi,

ge

th e C o i l

ali

WilD

J a c o b .-ou,

took up

J , 1952,

found

neee -a ry, because of fai l ing

to

�ign

l'

Crom

3 1 . ] 9 5;1.

January

posit ion

his

and

It

that

praying

All

he

of

Inay

u

, en o t'-

t ion.

* h

en rl, l l m e n t

The

x ( ' ee(\ed

.s

the

at

Til

fal l e n off

A

*

o[

Mi chIgan, to

gram

yed.r

hun d r ·d d o l l a rs every

co n ti n u e [or sev eral yem·s. H Instructed

PI

l"C llaSe

be

to

Ortice

Bus.ines

the

'ertain st o c k s

*

Lega c i es and

to

time,

some

will "

lall t

to

to

in

t e s t a m e n t s.

and

(rom

one

1

i n-

'ot

girts,

II

If

a

sU[Jport

wou le!

institution struc t u re .

*

tremendous eome

to

, mount build

1 940

the

into a stronger Una!'!efal

Student

Loan

I

_

lat

Irs_ J,

I

i n m emory

Pfl ueg er, a n d

P

in h o n o r of Profe 5 0 1' Pflu

has

be€' n w i t h t h e C n l l e !" e

t\\· c l l l.y - l i v e

of

101

RCD1'e;el1 tative

y ea r".

s o l i ci le(l

r a c u l t y and s t aft ha v e

th e o n e 11l1 1 1 d red e. m p l o y ee s f o r

eO TI-

t r i \) n ti o n s , w llleh haye r n g d fro m

, (lve d

II In

l i a rs

from m a ll ) fri elJdsa nd

ar a,

\ 'e

hope

�r u s t

member

gifts

are

loaned

I I

students

a ..

12, 1 9 5 :; , the

O n Feb I'l 1 a r y

"Ol d

wi l l

i n i ti a l l y ,

rs,

Dr.

the

th e

About

'"

t hp

a n d s tate

th

Professo r

ttave t h e

I,ey

.he U ulyersi ty

P , L_C .

P ro fes-

o nly "person listed o n

a l l-day

ins

reeent

Pa c [i e

D e n tistry at

w a. s

in

Conference

o f Wa s h i n gto n_ Th

SO l'

fi r s t

in

S tru n k ,

! he

I

gra(\u a-

the

eRt a bl i shed

at PoL.

at

Baehelor

coming

being

'\'iT i l l i a m

cin" ann

[I rogram

! tutlon

for

from

a ma jo r

a

non-

re-

had

tlle i r a d v i sors

leges

and

f rom

u n i versities.

This

a c k.-

w i l l prove t.o be

a

gre a t ad v antage

in i m p r o v i n g P.L.C.'s relation

B oa i'll

medical alld

dental

schools

w i th

th.e

in

N orthwest. T h i s semester there are seventeen pre-m e d i cs and

d en t s on the campus_

thollsand

*

D r.

R obert

P rofessor,

call aci ty by ab o ut o n e hund r ed

ha s

Ol sen,

been

five prE'-

C h emistr y

p r e s e nted t h e

highest award gi ven i n the

a nd fifty. l' h i s w i l l p l ea s e t h e s tu-

Rai u i e r

de llts, w h o otherwi s e s tand i n long

Moun t

' o u n e i l o f t h e Bo y ::>couts

o f Am e r i c a.

The

award

known

as

li nes w a i t i ng for t h e i r m e a l s to be . the S i l ve r B ea y e r w a s given for yol. le ryed , u n t a ry service in t h e community * T he Board of T rustees authoriza n d in scouti ng. d th e r e c t i o n o f a small h o s p i tal

I

o n the College campus when and if

an d Dr, S trunk were a p pO i n te d as a c o m m i ttee

to

raise

*

\Vallace

plan t h e b u i ld ing.

Donald

[or several years

timE'

teach. r

elected

to

at

t.he

the

f u n ds

Eastvold,

has

the

office

been

the

taken

over

r

that

tha. t o f f i c

his

he

office has

He

duties,

,ut

the

and

cos t

by o n e hundred thouS-

li n d dollarR per year by reduci ng h i s

C, Eastvold, President of

College,

has

an

extensive

pro-

July 1, 1 9 5:3. H i s i t i n e rary w i l l talce him to .\-f i n nesota, Iowa, Wisconsin,

was

hal:'

S.

Mont ana,

I 1

Alaska,

and

to

many

poi nt." i n \Vasilington. I n c l u d e d are

addresses.

c h u rc h

and

conferences

meetings,

service

\\li t h clubs,

s .�llOOI . o n v n t io ns , m i s s i onaTY COll-

ferences,

p o i n t men

nd

s.

ther and sundry ap-

Ann

" iIo

Lenten

six

a >;

8 : 30

regularly

fo l l ow s :

carry tho

( l 4()U

KTNT

:

a . m , from Taco m a ; K_\'I O,

� nd

( 1 ;)60 K) at ;': 00 (12�0 K) Olympia,

KGY

4 : 30

at

p.m.

All

p u b l i c s e r v i c e , a n d the c o s t of

of

the

program is inclu ded i n the develop­ i n g of the act u a l records and ta-pes

n e c e s s a l,), f o r broad c a s t i n g , in r:o m m e n t i n g on

Dr. Dr,

Rolf

Syrda l

D r.

the rE'quest. As a consequence, Execut i v e

8yrdal,

Rolf

E v a ng e l i c a l

the

anti

of

D i reetol' M issionb

�'oreign

of

Board

t.he

Eastvold

said.

the progra m s ,

" \\'e are

happy

to know that t h i s e n t i re area is co v -

or

Church,

Lutheran

�lctive in i n ter-synod i c a l Luth-

I

ered lIO w e l l by mean:; of radio emrig h t

anating

It

i s our .

WiLl be

programs

thef'e

t hat

hope

' h a p e I-

our

[rom

B u i l d i n g.

M u s i ' -S pe e c h

out

the

e n t i re

\Ve s t and,

",111,1d ay r rom Q

s e c \ll'e d

w h e re

i n terested

1 953 Summer Session

The 1 953 s u m m e r s e s si o n I s de.

Igned to m e e t the needs 01 stu-

S d e n ts who w i s h to accelerate th e i r

����I�:�: ���;, :� � �� �:�:: ���\i�/a

e

' t

� iS

\

to

spend

c u l tural

\Vork

the

01

the

j

in

sludy

professional

to

lead i n g

the

in

begins

credits

cons t i t u t e

ZO.

JJ(ls August

and

regular

full

load for t h e s u mmer s e s s i on ;

to � i x

hOllrs

C O l J s ti t u te a

G u e st The

flye

load

full

staff

i ne 1 u d e s

the regulal' faculty m e m b e r s . S p ecial

ular

a p [l o i ntments [a l,ulty

have

outside

reg-

the

been m a d e .

a l so

Wri t e for i n formation ahout Guest

Professors if e s p e c i a l l y A d m i ss i o n

T h e g neral

i n t e rested ,

lequi!'e m e n t

[or

ad-

mission to the s u m lller session w i l l

be

gra du a t i o n

high

from

s c hool,

or

Transfer s t u d e n t s

g i n work

i ns t i tu t i o n

toward

an

i ts

who

a c credi ted

equivalent.

wish

a degree

should

have

to be-

at

a

this

tran-

s c r i p t of work t a k e n at o t h e r i n s titution s. fi ce,

sent

where

to

an

the

registrar's

evaluation

made on requBst.

students

will

who

or-

be

enroll

out i n tention of w o r k i n g toward a

degree from this a

i n s ti tu ti o n o r for

tea c h i n g certifi cate,

required other

file

to

i n s t itutions

will

.not

tran s c r i p ls attended_

be

from

They

may e n r o l l in ally eourse [or which

they

sHes_

lIave t h e necessary

Graduate

work

a p pl)

study

s t udents

prerequi-

pl a n ni n

to

[or a masters degree s hould for

admission

before

the

. u m mel' SeSs.ioll.

to

graduate

opening

of

the

thi rty

made

3.

I

the

s e ll l

1 9 52

summer

eel·tl· I·I· ('. ·,lte

a

se�sion

in

days

anti

' 1· I.l l·I I· ('.a 1 112 �

1 9 52-�0.

during

in

force

must

a llend

o f five weeks.

In

to

Orc[(:�1

a

receivp

in

five

normal

made i n

full

each term.

All

may

will

th

J re-

pd.

a JJ(1

veterans

( Pu b l i c L a w 550)

Veterans

the

ji' a

eJ1l'o l 11 n g

stu-

nus

In August o[

James made

1948,

testament Cramer

mutual

to

the

died

in

last

w i ll

College.

1 952,

and

The

estate is

shall

give

now

We

thank

a nd Nlr. .

�[rs.

being probated .

furthe r i nformation

example.

and

praise

God

Letter s ;

E d i tor

\Vi ttrock,

of

Rev.

E l m el-

LUU1-

We s t e rn

Exec-utive

Re\'. "'lagDi rector o t

Lette r s ;

Rev.

Retired

Doctor o f

H.

Pastor

T,

and

F_

a

A m e r i c a n Lut heran Chul-ch, Doct(1Jr

of

for

iay others follow t.heir

D i v i n i ty ;

and

Professor

.T.

Xaxier. R e t i red Li brarian of Pacifi

Lutheran C o l l e ge a.nd a m e m b e r o f t h e m i n i s te r i u lll or the Evanrrelical

Lutheran Church,

M rs.

regarding this estate i n du e season. s u c h a gift.

:\I i nn esota.

:Vl i n n ea polis ,

of

Dahlen,

Humane

an

Cramer d i e d on February 1 7 , 1 9 5 :1.

VI'"

the'

member o f ( h e m i n i s te ri u m o f the

L. Cramer, Tacoma, \Vash. ,

their

by

hOllora ry

r' ve

gel i c a l Lutheran C h u rc h ,

o f twenty-

Ni r . and

re(' e i v�

the B o a r d of C ha r i t i e s of t h e I'; van-

five thollsand d o l l a r s has been lefl to Pac i f i c Lutheran College.

hund red

will

eran, Doct or o f i.etters ;

t h e collegE'.

estate v a l u ecl i n excess

one

Deg re e s

T rustees ,

of

Johnson,

Hill

that

a n ll O l l llC-

r to be

s t ulients

Com-

[J . m .

. u l ty, a n d hy the a p ll r o v a.1 of tile

D o c to r

Admi n i s tration

i n formation

: :3 0

re noJllmenli a t i o ll

-Heral d ,

hours

T ESTA M E N T A R Y G I FT the

f i f ty

jn

G y m l l cl R i llln

::

lllent Exercises t h i s year. Dr. O . G i\I a l m i n, E d i tor of The Lutheran.

is

Just a� w e go to p ress, w e have

receiYecl

tllP

at

Appro x i m a t e l y

B oard

s h ou l d go to t h e

at

I 1 1 ; 00 a ,m _

degrees w i ll be g i v e n at C o m m e nce­

o f f i c e t o make origiml1 applicati o n before

in

H o n o rary

til

Korean

held

1 - p( n

p l a n n i ng o n attend-

i ng c o l l e g e u n d e r nea rest

term,

E xception

be

aJtp rnoon

d e g ree s .

benefi ts

four

!1 hI

C ha r"

' a l a u r ea t e Addres s,

lllell c' e me l l t speak

s u b s i stence,

c a rr y

th

of

T he G ra d u a ti o n E.-e r e i s e s p r o p e r-

rn iI limUlIl

each

auditorium

Bae

the

tile)'

the case o f graduate

who

dent!)

hours

pI·ogram.

� 1 , l!J�:; .

President o[ t h e C o Llege, to de l i ver

t he ve leran w i l l be requi re(1 to e n-

ro l l

the

1-

T e <l('ll er�

G. 1.

taeulty and

i\ [ U d i c-Speech B u i l d i n g a t

llave been E' m p loyed i n a fu l l- t i m e t ea e h i n g

to

'ame

an<i

B aC c a l au reate S e r v i c e w i l l be

Teachers "' ho w ere enrOlled in

,,- i s i I i n g to I( e e p t h e i r

P rofessors

i n s t ructional

be

p r i o r to graduation ,

T P l l semester hOllr a

must

His

receive(l.

d e - I T he Co m m i t te e Oil Uradua t i o l l bas I aga i n n�qllested D r. ::>. " �;as l \'oltl,

a

a graduate degree pro.

AppllratJOn for graduate

work

well

he W O Il S u n d a y. ;\1ay

de-

i n i t i a ti n g gram.

w e re

The A n n u al Grad ua tio n Exen; i',; 1 !J 5:J , at Pacifip Lu t her.:ill �oll;, �e -\"\- i I

the

received

who

Pastor

G r a d u ation Exerc i s e s SundayI May � I

e ours .

toward

time

1ltartecl w i t h eila" L' e l .

_

-------

is

enrol le d

of

in

enro l l i n g

count

S t u d e n ts

2.

J u ne

20

July

are

will

busy

\,, 110

s tu d e n t s a l i k e .

u n der

:H 6 )

a

great blessi ngs

g r e e i n the spri ng o f 1 95 2 , a n d a re

a n d e x t E' n d s through Augu s t � 1 .

T h e first term enlls .J u l y 1 7 . TIlE' terms

1 . S t u d e n ts w h o w e re colll)ga in the D p l'inO"

ing.

16

second

benefits

f I'

'.''''' .... s l l-

o ' clock pnll: t i c- a l l y e v e l")' night.

l i m ited d u ri n g the 1953 summer ses-

who

was

services

( Pu b l i C L a ,

eriCRn

and held c o n ferences ami m e 2 li n gii

grees [or w hi c h they are no \\ w o r lc-

o[[ered.

summer s e s s i o n opens

Bill

A

th

o.> .., e a t t.l e,

and d e v o t i o n s u ntil eleven t o twelve

for

C o l l ege

the

gove r n m e n t

G_ I.

which

Edueatioll and M . A . in Education is The

The

the

and

of

B .A.

\V e

It

lines

these

of

CI1 U I'cI1 ,

G ' rewenow,

Veteran"s I nformation

in

Sll bjects.

B.A_,

at

us

programs_

read

m i n i s l er i u m

, ' I\'. e r' .

I' n g t o ll , \\' a s t.lle spe ••

! sian to tile f o l l o w i n g s t uden ts :

o p p o rt u n i ty

summer

,L Ild

to

the

who

people

Grewenow

Georg

I _,lld u \ el','lll

be

c a.n

lay

or

further i n formation_"

cation requirements or who w i sh to t a ke a d v a n tage

w r i te

to

type

this

in

interesled

are

of a c t i v i ty_

p a s tors

in

those

i nv i te

It is good to Imow that our y o u ng

people

by

Lime

service

p u b l i C:

t ill'

some

in

e r a n foreign m i s s i o n activi ties ttlrllo u t Ameri c a , w i l l be o n the c am pu s . mornl llg, A pI'1' 1 1 9 , to . and i n c l ud i ng A p r i l 2 2_

Rev.

Lutheran Church. a n d a mPl\l1J I' 0 1

sponsored here a n d there throughc a s e s , i n the NI i d d l e-\V e s t and East,

for t.he s u m m e r s e s s i o n o n l y , w i th -

gram dUrIng lhe period ahead until

Atto rn ey

l\oyember e l e c t io n,

reports

the

who

General o f the State of Washington

in

Dr.

a part-

Coi lege. of

and

stations

\Vas h i ngton,

Trans i e n t

Pre s i d e n t Ea stvold H a s B u sy S c h e d u l e

tll n d s can b e s e e UI'ed_ Dr. Eastv o ld

Clueen

these station� give their time as a

cOl-

no w l edge m e l l t o f a P . L , C . pro f essor

i n cluded

were

[1 .J1l. ;

ddr e ss .

si xty

ill-

OeoTge

and

people

people

a T a c-oma stat.ion,

Pre-med i c al a n d pre-d'llltal student

do llars, a n d w i l l i n crease t.he s en t-

g

prog ra m

P ro fes si o n ,

he remod-

ten

t

e x erL: i s e s ,

add re s s

M a i n ", T h e i m provemen l s

c o s t,

i f!

a l l;'

(l egree,

the

c i en c ,

o f B i o l o gy

eling of t h e d i n i ng h a l l and k i tc h e n

JlI

� ·r i .

r ee e i v e

*

p rpetua .l

a

on

will

y ea

w i l l be

made_ Th e m o ne,

Trustees a pproved o f

o

will

5.

December \\' UliH::Lt

ot

SchOOl

Or.,gon

y e a r school o f nursing at th€'

t.h e

this fund when di yis iollil of

to

fund. *

o rgan i z a tions

c hu r c h

Y U U llg

a service

first

ti o n

PI'llY t h a t. mem bers o [ t h e a l u m n i

and

;

of

tilrougllout the nd

Hospitnl

in

C ol l ege <I t t h e pres e n t t i m e , and two

co m e

Iher gi l ts hay

r person.

K)

in

E l even

First

P o rtl a n d ,

e , e n i ng,

day

...

L\y e n t. y - I"'Ive (t 0 tl a I's

to

'Andrea

Hars h m a n made t h e

E manu e l

- u r s i n g-.

t\V e rI LY

gel', w h o ' n a rl y

in

E l e ye n P aci f i c Luth eran C o l l ege

at

P - P f l ue g e r

. o l l eg

D on

and

Sun's

York

4] ,

T o m m e r il-,

stude u t s were (;a.pped

F u n d " sho u l d be e £ -

ta b l i s h e<l at t he

of t h. e

"J,

t th at a

erf

1941 ,

a nd

N e \\

I1

of

f nrv

are

I II 1 9 4 7 . V : Iar

The f a r. u l ty passed a resolut i on

to the

to

Ameri ca n defense team . O th ers

11O nor

bo d y w o u l d d o j u s l a l i t U e i n t h i s respee t ,

Of 1952,

who ha\'e b e e n n a med t o this h igh

ry-

ev

[oo t ball the 1 � 5 :!

c ha m pi o ns l t i p

P.L.C.'s

tea m i n the f a l l

hundred (lollars *

tiollars_

.

0 1 1 B i ll i ngs . star de t'.H\ S l ye p I ay e r

t ll e i r

Hmall

get

we

do

nalUed

Press

A sociated

The

rememb er

C o l l ege

thou a nd

on

l u m l l i ReunioIl_

"Fro m ti m e

people

t h eran

frequ e n t l y rangi ng

W i l ls_

a day , A great number of o l d

grads were present a n d enjoyed the

0 lh e r s WI' I l

follow h i s ex am p l e .

LI

to

has

of

be uSNl a s h e d i re · tB . . I " a , an d w e Il o p e good l!

Pao i f i c

m a llY

iu

re

progr,1 l11

the

see n

enthu s i a s m

of

Pastor

1" ,

to

produ(' e t.he program and fur- " .

ra d i o

m e m b e rs o[ the Board are revea l i n g

n a p erm a n

ad ded

I

t u rn i n g Alums t o the A l m a Mater, h i gh e s t

youna

G rewenow ,

\)

Re\'.

by t ra n s c r i p ti o n . A t this t i m e , thre

n e w high i n re-

fa l l h a v i n g seen a

lbout

of

gift

a

of

twenty

l,'ebruary

This year the

hall-Iwur s e rviees, a l l o f t i I €' m made

2 1 a n d 2 2 . V.li th Ho m e c o m i n g l a s t

tu­

has p u t. i t o n , h i

send

or

r:l u s i ve.

f)urillg the f i r s t fourteen S u ndays,

th

c a mp u s o f the C o l lege on j<' ebru a r y

Col lege i n

th

ltplp

A l u m n i Asso e i at i o n w a s held o n the

s tU den ts.

a b o u t sL· t

Lute,

o[fice

reunion

annual

The

*

has

s'mester

second

lriend

00

Ponti a ,

pr [h

by

p a r t-time

aud

full-ti m E'

the

g ratula.t i o n s t o b o t h of them_

e x p e ctations

whil'l! were i n m i mi a y e a l- a go. T he

[ 11. 7 7

to

ing the days,

n i ::; h t he m.l l s i c i n song a n d o n organ.

Publie S c hools i n \Va shi ngton. C o n ­

fa l l s e mester ,mw d t o tal enl'O l lment den lS.

the

o[ seven [a.c u l ty

a bout.

of

fol l o w e d

a nothe r

or

Hernes �,

r: o rps

p re s i d e n t

Emphasis

S p iritual

a n n ual

The

'Week was held o n the C a l I l [l U S (lur-

there g o e s fortt:

World ng w i th tile

near

to

C o l l ege,

of

i c e c o n d u cted by P r e s i d e n t East\'old

S u p e l' i n tend e n t of T h u rs t o n County

C o l l ege

the

e l e e t ed

been

appointment

Rob ert

health

have

and � t rE'ngth to ea rl') on,

S choo l s

a n no u n cement

This

the

j ll

join

h a l;

Lutheran

pre-I

M e m b J' ,

:,;uperintende nt.

Radio

S p i ritu a l E m p h a s i s W e e k S u c c e ssful

P a c i fic

every Sunday a s p e c i al divine serv-

Al um nu s

'

p o s i ti o n o f Pres ident o f the ,v ash. i ngton State EducatIO n a l AssolOm­

age(\ i n h i s o l d h o m e t o w n a t M adiI i nnesota..

1 ' . 1 •.

Park

Clover

'I' a�,o m a ,

of

B o a rd

A 8 s i s ta n t

Ule

fered a [loHi l ioJl w i t h a horne [or the

son.

Hagen e s s .

,-,un'en l.

spnt

.alth,

as

b

has

He

h

Ola i

*

Knut�en

e a m pus

b e h e l d o n tlle c a m p u s this year.

during

Roe

t h e l a s t n i n e s e m e s te r s .

H u s illf', S M anager at

on Aug.

N.

K e i rn I'

P ro fessol'

Chris

the

Studio

T h e C o m m ittee o n J{e l i g i o m; A c . . t l v i ti e s u n a lll m o u s I y agree( I t0 gran t

i n s truc-

t i o n s i n t he Luth e ra n dm rch t rom

Lo the Deve l o p m e n t A oso c lat i u n . 'Veo thank y o u [ o r what you hav , !lon . nnd mg your c n ti n. nor

c o n e i rm a t i o n

� o ug h t

h aye

Fund,

Call

Roll

h

to

money

The

on

d e n t s p e t i t i o n e d Ule a d m i n i stration

for a Foreign M i ss i o n Conference L O

th,'I.ll o n e h u n d red s t u d e. nt

,1101" e

*

I" rom

About one hundred and f i f t.y stu-

•

•

to a n A s ;; o e i a ted P res s D i s pa t c h.

' 1Il

s ent

haye

congrega t IOns ·

F o r e i g n M i s s i o n s M e et Dr. Eastvold Conducts On C a m p u s A p r i l 1 9 - 2 2 P.L.C. Radio Services

s t a rt by fourteen people, acco r d i n g

very good in some o f the c h u rc h e-'.

Some

•

B U L L ET I N

i t y_

I

of

Do c tor o f

D i vin-

" I t is boped t h a t a great number

people, l O C a l l y and from a far, .

WIll eome to b e WIth u s a t t h e 1. ,.01-

lege," s a i d

outsta n d i n g ('i·se."

Dr.

Ealitvold,

" [o r

C o m mencement

thi s

J£xer-

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

ATT E N D D RA M A

MUSIC

MAY

7

-

TH E FES T I VAL

1 0,

1 953

Drama-Music Festival May 7. 8 . 9 and 1 0 ( Continued fr om Pal!C One )

o r ei l st ra l t hat

Iln d

I'o rces,

R. B y a rd I" ri lts,

. v e n i ng,

J ge

c h o ral

a L the

org1.l,ll : � t , \\' i l l be

A n n a Melin da

re h e st r a .

Tu dos('.

Q

(;0 1 -

( ' o n 80le

"

I

t h e a U( l i e n c e \'. i l l a gai n

j oin w i t h t h e

i nv l t d to

(;h o ],ll s ,

orc:Ht?�tm 'l nll orga n in si n g i n g

grpa l

Erickson Library

Also

of t h e n e w $ \: ) , OUO C a s s a \' : , l l l o rga n . " "l' · r . 0 n ( ' (' l' l O I'u II C \\' I' I I P I ay B OS!' 1 8 Orgau a !HI

pro l eKtan t hym n .

the

\I i g-h l y

"

A rt D i s p l ay Roskos.

C (' o rg:e

:'-1 1'.

Department,

!·t

head

of t h e

alTa n g i n g

is

New Dormitory Building for PLC

a n-

.

p o s s i b l e . T h e rn o t i o n was u n i mous l y T h e A n na M el i n da E r i c k s o n Mem. carner!. . . orial M u s i c Li bra r y I S r a p l cl l v neal'. . . . . . ' S y n o d i c a l Ap proval S o u g h t In com p l e t I O n . T h l R u nI qu e room I S . " . J y H ev. " . .

A mo tI O n was ma. d e h uOled I n t h e C h a p e l- �' I U R l" c -:::> peeelt . . .\ l o l ter, ancl se<.; o l l cl eel by Mr. a l a i B u i l d i n g a n d w i l l ( ' o n t a i n a l a rge Hagen e:;s, t h a t Presid nt l!lastvold l i b r a ry I' rec ( ) ]'( l i n ,e: s and bool,-s � f ) na n d C h a i rlll a n Foss e a u thoriz e(1 ce]'' ]J i n g 1I 1E' a r t. of musk. L i s te n i n g <wd d i r eC l e d tv C011i:er w i t h th pos t.�. w i t h Pil l'- p h o lleR w i l l lIa p ro.

Boar<l u [ l:: d u l' a ti o n of t h e E v a ng e l i I' i d e cl s o tha t six pel',;ons may l i ste n ( ' a l L n t h e ]'an C hu/'ch rega r d i n g thi s w i t h c o n (' e ll t ra t io l l to a� m a n y dff· d e c i s i o n , a , n d to s e e k t h e a p p roval f e r e n t re l.: onl i n g s 01 ' tile same ]'e· of s a i d bod y ['or t ll e re c t i o l l of til eonli ng' a t onee. T h i s h a s been a rdorm i tory. :\IL o t i o n u nan i mousl " c a r ­ ran g-ed so that. t ho s e w ll o w i s h to ri eel. use the l i brary for rea d i ng- a u d ('on.

.

otlIer o u ts t a n d i n g art e x h i b i t. T h e cen trated study w i l l not b e d i s tu r b, p i ctures t.h i s year w i l l <.;arI'Y o u t n ed b y t he m u s iC;, T h e l a t e s t ele(:­ theme

r e i igious

·

'

t h ere w i l l

'

T, F. G U L L I X S O N

DR.

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T h eo l o g i c a l

Lutiler

�t.

I

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March.

D·,IV I' cI .�,'on,

Ohristian

p ersonal i ty , when she d Ie d , I! x t e n d-

eel h e r love to th e Lord by e n d ow Ill g [or t h e lIse ot' generations o f

educa tors,

ian

this

l i b ra ry. I-r e i' l a st w i l l

$ .DOO.

provi ded

I' o r

d e s i g n a tecl

this

for

!

m u s ic

h as

fine

b ee n

l ibrary.

t e s t a m on y

perpetual

A

h O l l o r ,uld memory.

of

r: a l l i n g

lIel' malTiago

d e d i c ated

was

8ricL(so n

.\I r s .

t he

Deaconess.

a

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The

E p s ilolJ

I

ven

S i gma

charter m e m be rs

C h ap t er at

College

of

Pa ci f i c

.1 ea ne tte

are :

Foss, A l l u ra. Amclal, Mary E n s berg,

J e a n n e Fl'i eske, Co ns tance Hanson,

Barbar'a H ed lund,

Jun e

Powers, Gudl'un Ness

anne

Schwarzwalter,

T u rman . T h i s group

N e l so n , .J ane

I:{ n

a.nd

i ng, ,1 0' N nn c y

was cho e n on

t h e basis o f t h e i r scholas tic s tant !i n g, musicians hi p

a nel w i l l s tri ve to

FLASH a p p ro v a l

Na ti ona l Conference, National }'ed

Lutheran

thollsand dollars."

w i l l , even so, need to s u b s i d i z e the b ui l d i n g w i t h about

th e

music

and

(}epartme n l

f i n e m U B i e at Pa c i t i e

lege.

fr i e ndl i n es s ,

assist t h e In

l: o!Jeg

sponsoring

L u th e ra n COI-

*

FO U R

LUT HERAN

PAC I F IC

CO L L EG E

t ion,

WINTER

Economics,

B U L L ET I N

Journalism,

Phil­

Alumni Reu n ion H e l d on

C. Campus

P. L.

osophy, Ethic s , LogiC, Spanish and

S wed i s h.

In

what f i e l d s is p re-professi o n a l

t raining offered ? E n g i n eri ng, La.w,

M e d i cal , D e n tal, B i o lo g i c a l :::; c i e n c e , M e d i c a l T e c h n o l o gy, P a r i s h E<luca­ [ ; O) n il n d T h eo l o ;>, y . ::r�

(/) 'U � 0

H ai n i e r i ll p l a i n v i ew. The :Memorial

" ('I)

'U llJ

:s: i­ � iU ... :l � _a.

-

J! n roo C .... :I: m �

the

i n cl udes

BO

ha.s

been

al�o

Dormitory.

Girls'

com p l e t e l y

re fu rb­

m i ll i o n

d o l l ars .

i s h ed. Total ca pi tal value in exl'ess

and one-half

til IT1 ;0

fi elds.

scho la rs h i ps

Are

A

fo r

offered

ou t.sta n d i n g

scholas t i e

plus good character,

to needy stude n t s . The same i s t rue awards

of

speech,

musle,

in

e te .

fe w

A

s pe c ial

ath-

scholar-

s h i Vs a re m a d e av a i lable by p ri vat e

i n d i v i d na l s

and

i n formation,

('ol lege.

A

write

the

to

avai1able

is

fund

loan

Are jobs ava i la b l e for

Every

possible

a.id

self-hel p ?

is

given

the

n e e d y s t u dents by m a k i n g campus

Alumni

Reunion

meet-

L u t h e l'a n Colleg e ca m pu s w a s con Fe br ua ry

ve n ed all

2 1 . Ro y O l son,

lJil-e e to r o f Publ i c l t e l a ti o n s a t the

C oll ege,

a p p ro x i m a t e l y

aduresR e d

t w o h u n d re d a n d fi fty b a n qu etee r s in t h e C o l l ege d ; n i ng ha l l . k e _ - no t e n

son

i ti e s

w i th

h is

M r . 0 1-

w eek - end

the

e mphas i s

a cti ythe

upon

fi e e . A student loan f U l1l1 has bee n

'

m i ttee

a p Po i n ted

to

su pervise

its

a e ti v i ty. Two a l u m n i c hapters h a v e been

formed,

Chaplai n

one

M i l to n

in

Seattle

Nesv i g

as

w i th

pres i -

dent, and o n e i n Portland w i th Hal Jen s en as presi de n t, a n d two more chapters

a re

in

mak i ng

the

and

w i ll be orga n i zed in the not d i s tant

futurf',

-

tbe alumni of th e Christian col l ege

•

the

lhe

Boa I'll of 'Eid u ( ' a t i o n Lutheran

E v angeli c a l

C h u r(,h be i l l g h e l d

in

�'l i n neapo l i s ,

J,·T i n n e sota. P r e s i d e l l t Ea s tvo l d was

there for the purpose or p r e s e n t i n g

t h e m a t t e r of a new $ 4 5 0. 0 0 0 dorm i­

lo r y fo r

his

on

men

a b s e n ce ,

the

the

campus.

Alumni

In

Assoeia­

t i o n sent the fo l lo w i n g telegram to the in

*

wi th

lll e I l t

est. a b l i s he d w i t h a n execu t i v e c o m - of

pres i d e n t

at

the

Curtis

H o tel

iVI i n n e a po l i s :

"The

Lu t h e ra, n

Pac i f i c

Co l lege

A l u m n i Assoeiation i n An n ual H.e-

Financ'al Gai n

ca n take i n regard to til e i r Alma The Al u mn i tl'easury i s in th e u n i o n a s se m b l e d sends you warm Mater_ MI'. Ol so n spoke c r i t i ca l l y o f best c on d i ti o n i n i ts h i s t.o ry . H e- gre e t i ngs and thanks for s u ppo rt t h e sec u l a. r a l u mni organizations g i n n i n g w i th $49.:J3 o n ,Ju l y 1 , 1952 , ten d ere d b y t h e Col l eg e t h rougb t ha t are i n t er e s te d o n l y and p u re l y c', ho o 8 i n g

in

athletic

coaches

who

t he asso e i a t i o n has so fa r re c ei ved i n c o m e o f $ 2 0 3 . 9 1 . A r ter c u r-

an

y ou an d pl ed ge s

in

f u tu r e

the

in

OUi'

such

u ndergi rdi n g

measure as

ean p r o v i d e w i n n i n g team s , o r who rent e x penses h \Ve have had a a v e b e e n d ed u c te d , G o d bl es s e R u s . are i n t e r e s ted in the s pa wn i ng o f there was a. balance o f $ 1 , 106 r _ t r eme n do n s meeting w i t h h i g h en­ o rr i � e , di n i n g h a l l , e t c., plus asra duates i n to t he fi na nc i al worl d port ed at th reunion a e t i v i ti es . t h u s i a s m . D i n i n g h all f i l l e d for bansi sta.nce i n contact ing off c am pus g \\-itb the hope t h t. t hey m i g ht make r ue .

jobs availa.ble on the grounds and I n

:::!

employers.

Employment

a id

is

u n cJ fl r the su pervi s i o n o f the Deans

01 'Men and \ ' u me n .

wh o

One o f the large s t and m o s t e n-

th u s i a s t i c

1<'01' posi ti v e, o p t i m i st ic a p proach that

o rg a n i za ti o ns.

detailp,d

to r s e n i ol·s.

Z

Information for rospective St dents

availab l e ?

l i m i ted nu m b e r of s c ho la l'sh i p s are

M rs.

Fynboe, Rev. Olson, Car l

H a rry L a n g , M rs. Walter Young, Clarence Lund, Carl

H atley, Naomi Roe, and Rev. Robert Lutness.

i ngs ever to be h e l d on the Par:ifi('

letics,

m C r­ r­ m

Back row, left to right :

op-

musi cal and rel i gious

board a s p i ctured above. Front row, left to r i g ht :

J o h n C. Tsapralis, O . J . Stuen, M rs. Howard Willis, Wm. Ramstad, M rs. A r l ing Sa n ne rud, O l a i Hageness_

i t y i n studellt. body, l i terary, foren-

, i e . a t h l eti c,

n o

G\

offer i n g

orga n i zations

FO L L O W I N G are the names of those o n the alumni

portu n i t y for expres s i o n and activ-

a c hi e ve m e n t ,

m z c :s:

c ampus

Th i rty - s i x

activit i es ?

»

roo roo m

tudents ..

are a l l n e w' in t h e

D u i l d i n gs

Speeeh

What does P. L. C. offer i n extra-

z

are

Lut tlenUl

P e i l Ie

G n lO n ,

l a s t n i n e y e l\ l · s . O l d M a i n , w h i c h a I ­

cu r r i cular

>< >< ><

�llat

Stud en t

ill n a s i u m ,

S c i e n c e , L i b rary a nd C h apel-J\l nsi c­

of two

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treflf; a n d w i th M t .

w i th J)ouglas P'i r

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i nclud i n g a

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toward

L. C. have ? A

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h o l e grass green go l f course, l i ned

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looki n g

What k i nd of campus and physic­

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Do

other

Lutheran

than

faith

students

of

the

P.

L.

C. ?

attend

la rge

e n d o w ments

or

grants

1,, " ldil1g� �') ' h ' resent.

, ") ! !

h y !'C\1-

t he

Fo

n e x t.

fis('al

year.

th e

sol'iation u n a n i m o u sly vo ted

posell

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contrast, M I'.

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"

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IltigeL of $;;,50U .

! "

-

Elections

Al u m n i

The

Two i n ( ! u m b e n t B o a rd Members,

Wm.

( Si gned)

on

K. Ramstad, f're:;lUen{.

meeti n g

Saturday n i ght

adjourned

with

the

d e fi n nfV. i t.e d e t ermina tion t h a t t h e e o m i n g p a r t or t.he LJon Itlay I tave ondense(I an s w e r � 1 9 51-5 2 , 4 9 1 w ere o f o th e r than th e a m i c l o ya lt y on th H o b e rt \\1. Lutlless. were r e - el e c t e d year s h o u l d be t h e m o s t progresCh r i s t ia n c o l l ege gra duate, pleadlo l h e qu � ti o n s most f re q u e n t l y Lu l h e ra n f a i l h . f o r it term o [ t.wo yearH. Others s i ve in a l u m n i h i s t ry a !HI t u rned i n g that, i n a d d i tio n to t he good < ,' ket!, t h e o l lo w i ng i l l [ rmati o ! ! is it cost to att e n d does Wha t e l e c ted w e re D r. ,l o � e p l I G , Han- t o G od i n jlra yer t h a t t.he l ' a c i f i c secular s c h ool s, t.he � e t Il o W 11 r01' t heir b e n [ i t i n qUf'S - P. L . C. ? T h e mi n i m u llI e x p e n s e p e r tl J i ngs i n lio n , "oi l's. Grace E l a I ll F i n k , ,\l l'. Luthera n Ca l l gfl A l um n i would C h r i s t ian college l o o k s for s p i r i tual lio.n and ans\ er form : s(,hool � Rr, i n el u d i llg t u i t i o n , room , Lloyd C l e v e n , a nd M r. O l a i Hage- ha e the i n te n " i fi e cl i n te re s t and d e \'ot i o n in i t s grt d lIa tes. , ge n e r a l a n d speci al fees, nes...

What i s P. L. C,? Pacific Luth ra n board [ll'og-ram d e;,uPPo l'l w h ic h t Il i :-; 11'1 1'. Olson centered h i s though t s - 'J 1 9" -) r a t' ,, t> > I ' r o s d es l P P U ll a l bookR , serves. i !1 a. l i b ra l a r" t s co l eg (" oil Messa g e To P res i d e nt E astvold tlle s �� ri p t r pa ss a ge, " T h e m a x i m u m, !; �) � o . O O . about trai n i n g [or leachi n g a n d r>repara- �X55,OO and t.h Sunday Services D r . S. C. E a � l v o l (] , l'rBsidfll1. t of ' e ml s i e- fea r o f t h e L o rd is t h - u pg i n n i ng at prl e d u l c n i not s i h does T lion 101' t.he p r ofess io ns i n a d e l i n T h e A n l lua) H o m e corn i n f.; Sen'or Wisdom, " a n d e m p h a s i z e d the the C l i ege , \\ as una bl l O be p re i n s tru c t i o l l s , etc. . ilpty e l ti n . h r i ;; t i a n f o r t lte A l u m n i ARsoci a li o n i m p o r ta n c e o f t he r i c h h erita ge Re n t b eca u » e of a. p re H � i n a e n g-a g' e- l e e What are t h e entrance requi reW h e re i s the co l leg ? E i g w a s h el d i ll t i l e Col l eg . l) tJ a p e l o n - h t m i l e� I' �-tl' a n a [}(I C -' h r � . t a , " t,I ' lll ! ' OllV o f ti l e � ments ? Good moral eha r a ctE:r and . . south ot Taco m a , Was h i ngt o n , e i ty S U l\(lay m o r n i n g- , February � 2 . a t .

Il I CIl l'lb t I' a n co I I ege . a d i p lom a from au a cc red i ted h i g h c ' U Y G c nle1', on arl{ A venu e, w h i c h i s y m n a s l u m u n F d ,' 1 ( ' \ ' n a . m , Dr. C , B , S t e e n , Coil ge As the A l u m n i Week E n d u n fold;choQl are the o r d i n a ry re q u i re1 \\ 0 blocl-I; w e l or Paci fic v e nu , postor, d el i v e re ( l l h e se rmo n t o a C o m p l ete ltl1 N ow ea.eh a p p l i cat i o n i s ell i t;; el f on the l�aei f i c Luth m e n t,; . a l tho u:!h " lll e m a i n highway fr m Tacoma to very l a rge anrI a p p r e c ia ti v e eono l l ege ca m p u s , t he pe r s u a s i v e 0 1'( ' o m u d ereu on i ts i n d i v id u a l m e r i ts.

FOI' seve.-a l years, . committee l\1 t a l td r_ g rega l iol l.

J-l i )! h s c h o ol creden t i a l f; a n d t\\'O ti ru i sm of :\'[ 1'. O l so n ' s ad d re ss "llVw- ha s b en a t wor k i n t he city at What i s P_ L_ C .' s acad e m i c b l a nks w i l l be e d i tse H more a . n d mor e. reco m m endat.ions T a c o m a a n d in P i erc C o un ty to ac I' di ted by the " o l l ege ) , sho uld iu ni b b_ t h Fu l l -Time Ex ecutive Sec re tary rai se two h u n d red Omnibus Of T e A rts It.n d Ufty b maUed to th e off ice o f t he regl<�or t h fir t t i m e in i ts h i s t o r y , UlOus a n d d o l lars t o m a k e f i n a l pay· The first a u nual "Omnibus Of i�trar. A ppl ieant.:l w i l l be notified [ th e PiLCH i L u th e ra n College A l u m - Lllents a nti <;omplete the job or The A rts" a t Paeirie Lu theran 01Co l l e g e f'

r

tl

el

t

adv a n c:ecl

e (l u c a -

Ed ucati o n

as

lL

or 'l . l !-l l l stude nts

of

all

tY lJ e 8

in

acceptance or r ej e c t io n .

FI NALLY

Wha t s hould be t. he

the

ed

need

for a

Ass oc i a li o n

ni

has

fu ll - ti m e

C h r i s ti a n ,

d y n-

pro v i d e d i tseH

merican

C lie ges ,

lhe

Ameriean

'ou n c i t on ElducaUoo, an d the Nau n al L ut e ra n E du t i o n a l C on ferenc ,

What

deg rees

may

be

earned ?

e r a n C o l l e g e upou y o u shoul d li e i n t l te

of fe r i ng

of

outsta n d i n g

<L c a-

t m i n i ng i n the bac k g r oun d defi n i t.e rOl1l m itme n t to t h e

d em i c

01

C h ri s tian faith. T h e w o rld's greatest

n e e d today,

in

the

maels trom

with

a

list

of

tbousand

two

h u n d red

on

At

In

what

ed ? Art,

courses

Biology,

are majors offer­

C he m i s try , Econ­

omi c s and R usi ness Adm i n i s trati o n ,

B d uc a ti oll , Engl i h, Greek, R i st.o l ·y ,

M a th e mat i

('hology, gy an

•

iu ic,

Re l i gio n ,

S pe

P hys i C S,

Science,

i al . P acific Lutlleran College seek s to train s u c b leaders and cal l s you

to h e I'

PSY-

rh.

rm an , Industrial Educa-

c am p u s and cla::;s roo m s .

HOW

Sociol-

In what courses are minors only

offe red ?

m o r a l o v e r t he phy s i cal a n d mater-

TO

have

m i t.te e

s teneil;; i n the College m a il i ng o f-

)II I'.

1.

All

D i rector

reques ts

of

1'01'

Public

R e l ations :

[Jre l i m i I1fLry

in-

formation, i n c l u d i n g l i terature a n d

:\l e n ' s

4.

01' Wo men ' fl

Activities.

b ro n z e

p l ate

is

be i n g

in

charge,

which

1' ncludes

eral p o l i c y ot' t h e c o l l ege .

ma n age d.

a.nd

tu-

It

r e M i v a l a ncl , o n a . studen t l e vel, i t p a t t fl r n e d

\\- a g

a.fter

tile _

lal'[!er .-

s p r i n g fe s ti "'l l w h i e l t h a s r e e ei v e d na tional a c c l a i m.

T h e College n a n d gave a eoncert the

d i rection

PI'oressor

of

H a rl ey Chri stopher o n ;

the dram a ,

( f'o r m e r I y coa l' h a t h e v " 01- " .J o b " , was gi ve n u n d e the s tud l I t l' H a rol d \Voo cl worth , l ea(l - d i r e (' to l' 0(" .vl o rr!

Hendric kson -, i ng b u s i n e ::; s man of th e c i ty ; a nd a n d 011 Sa turday, 1he s i xty-voi c e

Presiden t S . C . Eastvol rl. T he bro nz e p l a te wi l l also a ck n o w leuge anony­ mOlls l y a h o s t o [ Tacoma c l Uzen s who h a v e helpe d to m ak e th e com-

pl e te payment possi ble.

The

ent.i l·e

payment

I

C ho i r

The

of

h u ndred and

now

the

n ty-\' o i l' e

d i rected

C h o rus,

and

\Ii' e ::; t

til'

by

on

!<'f'S t i val

l<'red riclt

1'> e w nh a m , c o n c l uded t h e thref'-day

program.

has

I-elati n g to b ef'11 m a d e , a n d the b ro nz e p l a t e w i l l

The P resident : M atters of gen-

jl ro d l lc e d

was in t h e nature o f' t1 cll",una-mtlSic

Joh n S. Bake l', H o no ra ry ehai l-- under

man

� e h o l ars h i p s , and cUlTil'u l um .

q u e s t i o ns

a

01' til e Doar d o f

d el I t

or

l e g e ) ; M r.

tion s r e l a.ti n g t o th e ae a d e m i c p r ogra m o t' th e e o U ege , ltcl m i s s i o n s ,

re>lflrva t i o l l s ,

more

man ; ,vIr'_ C l i ff O l s o n , Acti ve C h a i r-

3. Dean of M en or Dean of Worn-

CO R R E S P O N D E N C E

dollars

prepared, w h i 'h w i ll honor the c om-

t h e add ressograph

en : S t ud e nt matters, housi ng, room

A D D R ESS

the re q u e s t

T r us tee s ,

of Arts. nach e l u r or Arb of fear a n d c o n f u s i o n in w h i c h i t 1n Education, Dachelor of Scien c e fi nds i ts e l l', is a gen e r a ti o n of l e ad- ca talog u fls . Th i s o f fice is the o f r i c e In Nursi ng, Bachelor of S c i enee i n . . ers III every f'I e Id W I10 re co g n i z e of i n i ti a l student r:ontact.

Laboratory 'I'e hnolog , a n d . faster tlJe i m porta n c e o f the s p i r i tual and 2. Dean of the Co l l ege : A ll q u es " of rts in Educatio n_ Bac h el r

thousand

w e re i t b u i l t t oda. y i n s tead o f wh en it w a set u P .

[orru e r

students a n d gr <Irl uates, w h o

been p l ac ed

and

the :Yl e m o ri a l Gym- legw a s h e l ll on til , f' e n i ng l I a ;; i u l1l. It is be l i eve d that the g ym - l,'p.bruary 2 6 , 27. a n d 2 8 . na s i um wou l d co s t lI early o n e T he feRi v a l w a s comiliptely

Ex e cu t.i ve

t i o n t o ma k i n g u p a n a c e u r a t e m a i l i ng

T � a p rH l i s ,

. T o a,n

co nstru c ti ng

S ecreT.·ac l! ,I' T l·a.i..ni n g Insti t u t i o n offerm ost. i m po r tan t. r'LcLoI' i n m y t h i n k. - tary i n M r. O . .1. St.u e n , who i s proI ' a. " mp l te program (or prosi n g about P- L. C. a� t h e pos s i b l e fessor al lli l i b rar i an em e r i t u s at ' l U \'e t nth r. i n the elementa ry e o l le g e ruy cho i c e '. of \Vi thollt t h e C o l l ege s i n c e :September 1 , U) 52. n d . e ·· o n ary schools. The C o l l ege i i c Lutll - ?lol l'. S luen h a s give n gre a. t a tt en. a , n e e i o t i s f c P f m a d th o a m em b I' of th I s oc i at io n o t Qu -

:\·l r�.

rece n t l y R.

The

gre a t.

i ns t a l l ed

B y a rd

I" r i t t s ,

was

new

organ

play e l l

while

by

Herbert

b e set u p ,L lld a c k n o wled ged by Dr. l'\ e v e a n d C o n sta n ce Han s o n repre­ H. L. Fo s s o n the d a y 01' g ra d u a t i o n , sented the students w i t h vocal and May 3 1 , 1 9 5 :3 a t 3 : 3 0 p.m.

i n st r u m e n t. a l

n umbers.