PACIFIC
COLLEGE,
LUTHERAN
NO. 1
PARKLAND, WASHINGTON, SEPTEMBER 28, 1928.
�OLLEGE HAS AN AUSPICIOUS OPENING .
:VELOPEMENT 'paci-hc r:J 1/ IELP' PROGRAM IS ORGANIZED i
NEW YEAR IS Year STARTED WELL HERE AT P.L.C.
Starts New School CollelYe /� . ___:::m:1�.��!i:'7'1�
ew
Good; 106 Are Enrolled
65 Are En
Plan;
On First Day
,lIed First Night elp us grow!"
:;h is the plea of Pacific Lutheran ge.
The college is expanding daily
room must be made for such de ments as may arise.
For this rea
he cooperation of all is asked, and
,xpected that such aid will be gladen.
e
plan
for
zonstruction
development of
a
new
includes
chemistry
(,tory, expan ion of the library, and devclopment
of
lized friends.
a
wider
field
ot
The
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12.
e.
"("Ime
lflrler t
e T.il:!eral Art
Such an addition
necessitates
ional resources This s another . on for the present plea for "help"
19 from Pacific Lutheran College
. Its friends throughout this North'. Elvestrom is one of the important
, In establishing a greater Pacific at
land.
He is to be the field man-
nan who will be responsible for orling the development campaign in leld and arrangmg for a series of mee t·mgs a t wl' 11C h Presl 'd ent T'
ad can present the cause. •
development
•
aSSOCiatIOn
m-
. IS
.
bemg
One
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. d, mem bers hip 'm whlc mze . h'IS
I
Pacific
Lutheran
and
six
students
The opening exercises
had
were
held in
the organ prelude, played by Professor Edwards,
I
prayer,
I
"The
Glory."
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I --------. ---- ---CHOIR IS PICKED Lutherans Have I PROF. EDTf/ARDS " B"19 Convent"IOn BY
Its first ensemble rehearsal Wednesday,
the 26th. Professor J. Edwards direct-
I ing. After many tryouts
been selected:
'
the following EI-
sopran�Anna Michelson,
First
Lehmann,
Dorothy
Hokenstad,
I
of
session
summer-school
of August was successful can be shown fact that
the
from
there
commandments service
was
a
of
difficulty
not
:land, Washington, with the under-
'
Miss
Stixrud,
Mrs.
.
...
vt:.LL .II>
for
well
as
provide a way
His
for
individual
of
dis
as
lege.
So in our works and dOing', we
your
heart
ever
at
Christian insti
be
present to
all
troubled,"
times.
help and
for
.
Jesus IS
befriend us
The new teachers were introduced by (Cont·mued on Page Two)
0ffered
Kreidler.
Ul" rle
have this one great comfort, "Let not
WEDDING OF L. CARLSON GRAD
to
a
At
were about eag'er study in the midst of hot days.
College, Holmes, Elma Trulson, Helen Westby. 50 tents placed on the campus.
Thy
tutions like our Pacific Lutheran 001-
the
conducive
in
in
ciples
Normal course of P. L. C. was well ut-
That the Chataqua held the last week tended even though th e work
Declare
neart lJe 1.tOllOleti.
loving
For six weeks this summer, the school
The
Heavens
led
poined
all this time He hears our prayers, and
! His
I "vas actively engaged by a goodly group.
Chataqua Is Well-Attended By Boys, G'Ir Is an d """ Adu It&
Svare
are His great works to do for US; and
Proved Intere"'tin g
I
O.
assembly
our goal and Jesus is our way, and there
SUlluuer School Has
The P. L. C. chOir for 1928-29 met in
T.
The new president, Dr. O. A. Tingel
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the
stad spoke on John 14: 1-15-"Let not
" your
i
Rev.
and
Singing
,
I
hundred
the chapel building at ten o·clock. After
ed is enrolled as a contributing sup- Phyllis Grande, Emma Kaaland, Helen of
Pacific
an mcrease of ten per cent over last
t: "This is to certify that the above vera
�r
of
year's enrollment for the first day.
! have 0b -
,d by Signing the following state-
exercises
enrolled on this first day, which makes
re has been a demand for a four'
, wiU
opening
Lutheran College were held September
" course in the college department:
.
Exercises Prov
Opening
Tingelstad Announces I
beautiful
very
home
wedding
Lyman
Carlson,
Tuesday evening, September 25, one of
Mr. our
Hauge, and Mr. Stuen were the teach-
was
graduates,
Mr.
married to Miss Ellen Heggblom,
Second sopran<r--Clara Myhre. DorIn addition to the older members of ers , while the course comprised Educa- of Gig Harbor. Rev . O. J. Ordal from ding that a contribution of at least othy Ebersole, Lillian Anderson, Edna th e g-roup, R ev. H enn'ks en of Seattle . tIOnal Measurements, Prmclples of Edu- Bellingham, Washington, for many years dollar be made to Pacific Lutheran Dagsland, Inga Goplerud, Ingeborg had charge of an encampment of 35 cation, Library Instruction, Technic of a close friend of the family , performed !ge by the above-named at least Balstad, Eliot Michelsen, Irene Dahl. boys, and Miss Ulleland had 25 girls Teaching, State Manual, and Normal the ceremony. The bride's sister was a year and that the above-named FrankHoff, bass-Norman First maid of honor, while Mr. Ole Floe acted Art. her care. (Continued on Page Two) under lin Lacy, Warner Quale, Sigurd B jelde. I
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I
I
formal dinner party was given at
and Mrs. Phillip E. . ge Iast We dnesday evenmg In hon-
son,
I I I I
son.
Alton
Mrs.
Ellingson,
Edwards,
Reynold alto,
first
ne 0 Id facu Ity. Mr. XaVler ' gave the
:ommg address to the new members
morning
At
of
election
officers
Mrs.
Franklin
Lacy,
of
Elna
of
regular
attendance
ical
and
The addl-
rhe
call
was
sent--and
ne from far and near.
re nearest are
responses
Those who
Mr. Hong,
the
new
and
the
summer
o
Tradition,
.
where
board
of
trustees
of
the
Mr.
Blanche
W.
Rail,
of Washington last June. The
call also
\ College,
' I
penetrated
Decorah,
Iowa,
to
Pacific
at
always
and
back Dr. Tlngelstad and Mr. Elvestrom.
any
time,
Mr. Elvestrom is field man for the
development
work
at
Pacific.
While
nig ht.
over-night
The
bag,
presentation
last
was
takes
on
a
any
a
short
honeymoon
in
British
Columbia, after which they will be at
home at 1407 No. Prospect street, Ta.
the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Xavier, with the
west end of the campus we can only
say that surprises await you, for noth-
new
ing in black and white could truthful-
Iy tell the traditions of that mysterious
with a campus, for in this sense tra-
I
'traditions-many
Friday
at
for
I coma.
spot.
dition consists of customs so long prac-
I
MRS. KREIDLER HONORED
leather
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Carl-
Explainer---Mooring Mast Reported
interesting
of
them-and
new
customs without realizing that they In honor of her birthday Mrs. Kreldbrought ler was presented with a beautiful tooled already entered into the traditional life Luther
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meaning when spoken of in connection
were Rev. O. L. Hovick, a member of the
the College.
son left Immediately after the wedding
Fascinating Tradition is By P. L. C' . is Best
I
kes possible another step forward in
ure.
at
King,
ticed that they have become a part Lutheran College, Rev. Pfluger of seMiss Myhre is the school stenograof a thing. And what kind of a campus attle, Rev. Rustad and Rev. Lono, both pher. Her home is In Seattle, where is that without tradition? P. L. C. has of Tacoma. . she was graduated from the UniversitY j students will unconsciously follow old
of these teachers to the old staff
I work that is being planned for the
spoke
school for ministers.
Rcific is glad to welcome a group of this school where he once was president.
1
Seminary
Moore,
Among the invited guests
were Prof. and Mrs. O. J. Stuen, from
Gano,
tel's and Mae Wahlmacher.
Included
contests
Mrs.
Irene
Verna
Martha Sizer, Bertha Rod, Merle vet-
Among the speakers at this Chataqua
NEW TEACHERS ADDED TO P. L. C. STAFF
{ teachers to her halls.
student body,
swimming
Johnson.
Kersten,
members
Dr. Bruise of the Lutheran Theolog-
meeting in which he stressed the im -
also choir plans for the year.
Ethel
the parents sometimes Joined.
lre and Mr. Hong. Mr. Hauge acted, manager of choir, gave a talk at this
ames and contests occupied the eve- portance j
meets,
quarter's as best man.
the
attended
who
Calavan, Ruth Erickson,
games of higher organization in which
IIlr. Elvestrom, Dr. Tinglestad, Miss geant-at-arms. Mr. Elvertron, business
;; hours.
the college
track
some
Those
insplra- I work this summer were: Hannah Andderson, Opal Black, Mrs. Bailey, Mrs.
real
and by contests of various sorts. These
contests, conducted by
he group, and responses were rnade Trulson, secretary, Car I An derson, ser-
naster of ceremonies.
a
The younger members of the congre-
Wednesday,
treasurer,
proved
gation were kept busy by Bible work
26t h Gerhard Lane was e It ec ed presl· -
I dent,
and
Uon for the day.
XaVJer, ' second a It0, WI'11 be c ho Ir c hap-
f the new members of the faculty.' erones. dinner was given by the members
Jacob-
and
j
Bible meetings were held early each
Second bass-Alf Myhre, Carl Ellef-
JNER HONORS NEW FACULTY home of Mr.
I
of the school.
For instance, how many of us have
not already strolled to the old Kicking
There are, however, less mysterious
customs of our school. One event which has already taken place is the annual
I
trip to the Fair.
Most of us found that
there
places
are other
besides
school
where one can get a different slant at
life or look at things from a different angle.
Anyway,
the
Carnival
section
is one place where you can get up in
the world.
As for the other traditional
events we shall not try to tell
about
!h school prinCipal, and Miss Myhre. at Luther he was a teacher, but he re- dinner tables set for 36 of the honor Post, implanted a flrln toe print thereon them, for they, too, must be experienced. PIr. Hong came from Lincoln High
I
fused to tell the reporter what it was
\001 In Tacoma, where he has been that he struggled with.
guests,
I school.
friends
and
associates
in
the and wished that--no, don't tell, or it
Dr. Tingelstad presented a bas-
won't come true.
This custom began so
We merely remind you of Campus Day,
Sneak Day, and Reunion as some of the