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LARGE P. lC. REGISTRATION' . NOW o.VER 100 . I
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Large Number of Students Enter Institution on Opening Day;
Ihe .largest since the reopeging or lt t an :::\\�C�::t I :! S t�::I� e Dr�l:���� �:; go over 200 thlll year . � While ·the Normal e-tas8es show the largest gain there Is. a Bl!r· · prislngly large Dumber ot atudenlJ! enterJng trom other iOltitUtiODS In the College and Hlgb School groups. ReglstraUon was quite formal ', ....lth each student In turn meetios: President Orela!. Registrar Haule. and Treaauer Min Knut.en. Mr. Hauge assisted with the s{:hedulea In IIualrbtenlng out confllc�.
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frOIh laat year's team 88 a nucleus for '8 powerful team. Omdal. a 190 pbund guard, 18 back and «reat thlngll will be expected of hlih. He Is falll and haa plenty of pep. San-nerud ,18 Bnother. hiS man "from laat the grea1eat group Is (rom \Vuh. . . He 11'111 probably play tackle year. year, IN ACH E T. WILL· l: InltlOl! but there are atudent3 from thlll year and will be a blS aillet Minnesota, North Dakota, South NORMAL CLASSES 'w::n�t�:ti:e ::;:ye�,gr::� W�I:a� COACH BELIEVES In th -a ' !::!�h Columbia, . Edwarda then la Dg a vocal 11010. IN HIS �r����r nd will be back at '. T�la year Pacific Lutheran Col- B�th the 80101�ta w.ere. a�companled Coach' A.. W. Ramltad, . PacUlc thatL ' poaltlon · g;::�:' a�� �: IIf . 'a:al�. .,-IHe il a faat, lege waa fortunate In obtalnln« the by Mr. Edward8, who entertained Lutheran College football mentor 8e�vlce8 of MI1I8 Lyd ia StI:I�lid ali also .....I"l! t�o plano numher8. !'otr8. lias been .....orklns his aquad har� (Continued on Page 3) VACATION T IME supervisor of the normal and phy- Kreidler then Intr')duced Ebby Hoff, for tbe laat three weeka In 'prepar- . . HOLDS NO LURE · slcal education department. MIs.s 180n of Dr, Hoff, one or our faculty ation for the flnt gama ",,'hlch w.l1l MERRY STU'-D.ENTS . "a FACULTY Sthrud Is rllling the vacanc,y ICft memberll" He Hang .two vocal Duma be played here 'Friday afternoon FOR TUE � m· SEE FA ' I -by MillS Snrah Parr who wall here In bers which the audience 'f::reatly with. Centralia junior College. Now HAVE GOO TIME -'Ir�. K'reldler spent the first. 81:1 1926 and 1927. enjoyed. 'he III rea'\.Y for the game, Ramlltad Wl"l"k" of the summer teaching sum- In 1924 MillIl Stl:lrud graduated. Many remarks were heard after- hall confl�nce 10 hia lineup. He· d t h t h s l 18 e te er l l l O r ce s r t o e a in th :� �::t�r: .��:s�\��::�a ���; �:,:�tir: O:':th� fr��nd�· o'IY��\:� � a\7n� �a�gOh; �a:::IO :81�\' ;:r �:�� ;�: � w:��� t�: fa:U lt : ��: de�:�: �: w�:� :�;: ::� !:: !h::: ;��� til.:yallup laat Monday. A holiday p� declared Wallhlngton and with Miss Ryder. y'!'6rij. Atler spending one year In Surely thE: student8 enjoyed the look Is much brlgbter than It was was by· the faculty. The this time last lear. tormer p, L.. C. (acuity member, .!Ihe Canada. ahe accepted a PQ81tlon a8 program. ' , ad , abo t torty tu ent s("{'ompanled Prot. and Mra. Hauge ao I,olltructor In a government' school The chapel roomll were attractlve- Whe� asked hll opinion . of tbe bus-load a merry' timeil to . anIId iftroma , �tbe 011 a delightful trip to the Oregon In the Ha....allan bland8.�n her Iy d�orated In autumn lea\'\6s coming, game, Ramatad said, '�It grounda, the scboo l yell8 beachea. return sbe attended Bellingham Nor- and tlowen, The lights "VI'ere will be a hard game. Neither team whenever glvln« It. opportunlty . oUered �Ir. Stu en ·remalned at borne In mal. tinlllhlaJ/ her· post graduate 'sha"ded and the toliage was well haa had any too mIlCh PJactice. The ' . .... . . , ., .arranged about . the room, ,Many 10- best team ' will win ," )'1 . Pllrkland , teaching summer school couille in June, )927. Perhaps or all the places orrerlng tht' flrlit 8ix week. He repo�ta, hOW-' She 18 valuable addition to tbe. tere,sting game8 were played under t o ng a a tI Io e · a :���:; of enjoyable trips faculty ·'of p, L. C, N - �oo::���� vy �:��::t;: th� . ��� :: �lt. R *;::� . rr o�! �1�:es� :::�n �� DEBATESSEASO . ���. +Merry-M�:I+�p the were interesting pllOMISING ? � < LO everyone, w,ere pl9;yeCl �t rlral and Mr. Ramstad was one of the many CLASSE -_ga..debate seuon prom- and the_ Whip. For lome unknown then new ones were Introduceds'laeaTheto 1be9_7one -S suc('essful workers In the Endow+ GIRLS' of the bellt ever a,rtd reason It w.aa dell«'btful to bave tbtt credit. Is due tbe8e director men! Drive just recently completed, . STAR'f FORGYM Much will have a good deal ot pep' and top of the 8plne and the boltl?m for their ertlelent ability In keep- enthuslaam . His one week of �est was spent lit Phyalcal with It. Plans the heels come' �ogether qulcklv bonnected " " ducatlon. ao 18 which Inand o up every ne pepped Ing , LakE' WSllhlngton. to be �8 �uddenlY p�rted. have been made tor an extensive to the hea�th and vigor tereated In . the games. -'Ir. Hauge ·taught lIummer 8chool essential Is . looking , The art .lItl\d. lo attrac�ed C, L, P. and schedule b . L girl, college hoo� or the of high least, of not coune, a8t, ut ancl after.....ard8 ",,'"'th Mr8. Hauge, will .flnd a more promlnen! Inlerest�d In that are_ who the of one be I!lay what to forward . . pJa&:e the refre8hmenta were aerved They daughter, Janel, and MT : 8uccessful �ea80nll In Its <l;e- work ,a Dd.1t was well year In the 8chool currlcu"ftrnr consisted of cake, cookle8 and I moat KIh",lr reldll?l' spent. ten days at· Ro'ckav,'ayS ofthisPacific . as were all the o" ''/ ''''''u•. bale hl8tory. . College Luth�ran tban cream. and were 8erved by , and other Oregon beaches. . 01 the faculty. Dr. . Hott 8pent pra�tlcallY the before. In place otthe strictly formal ' Whol� summer In tbe Inlerellt!!. or the gymnutlc8 ",,'hlch so otten be(:omE' T ' Endo.....ment Drive_I n course will ra� ltIqn ·F. aSCI-nates boreaomE:" a combinatio . -'Ir." F'reed attended summer be .glv�n,-whlch .'III enable tbe hlgb· Gullible lichuol at the University of Wa8hlng- school or coUeg� «Ir! as well aa the TradiUon! 'Vhat a world of ton during .:,.he summer montha. Normal girls to glye in8truction In Ing that, word holds! What · After attending tb,e lntem'ttlonal ph�alcal e�u�atl�n, This combln- tery! W.hat eXpectation!' But y, P. L. L, CO�Tentl�� at Se'rttJe, tlon course ; wl1l' Idclude Indoor a. dUferent world we enter . . ·wlth .sol?e tormal learning of some, of tUi!. Mr, and. . Mrs, Edwards too,k an In· spo' rt8- tos-ether b er b · .. :�� et��:gfot;I�I:lt,oJ!�8 Mi!��: WM�· ::::::: h:: e:::� ou!:�or W:�� : �::Il�.��. }6�a:a:t l!!(::t�::� Edwa.r�s· parents· In Henntnr, Mln.- ..111. sUbI!tltute tor the tormal gym Bi.c� som�where In t,e' ( began the oldest living P. Dellotl!.. '. n l,,,:terelltlng part of their t;n:lI:. trip ",,'asAan 1100 mile auto trip 'Volleyball, 1I0cc;er," te Dnla, hase- tradition, and t.he through Minnesota and the DakOf�!'1 ball, Inaoor baaehal!,. and b88\:et- " nected therein, (CObtlnu�· ,ball Will. be .Included In t�e sports'., (Continued on Pace 3)
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