Mast 1954-1955

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With the irst week of classes PLC eig h t ne\\ members have been ad�ed to the faculty and l\\o dor· ,�el1 on its \lay in the pattern of scholarly r o u t i n e, reglstIfLtlons mltorles ale being erected on the .. I ntrod Ct lO ns were I n order at the mplet ed In the campus Jon Ericson \\111 be were still being , Jubilee, the AWS sponsored, Big· .college offices The total enrollmen department or speech Herbert Ax· Little Sister Tea held Thursd ay at ford th department or . has been se at approximately m in the U pper S�B, as new T h e treshman Ics, Daniel Dvergsdal In the depart· regular students .

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This past Wednesday was decided by the popular for her second term, and crowd, along with Wally

the final election of (he cheer leaders vote of the student body. Janet Wigen, Lu Huber· will be the leaders of the Burton and Terry Brown.

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the I Her othe r R.ctlvltles Inc lude LSA, Viking Club, Spurs, and FTA, Fu· ture plans Include a thlJd grad e Ian Is mnlnlr Inte r sted in

Irleld or music, \\"hlch Is her major

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Ucation is he r plannea vocation eDr.:g!Q- ",,����,}tt.;�.�t,.�B. , ���nJ ed.J?�!-tlc.s.".J�. 'P-J.£; -��r 9ild�ts ���.it���;Y!·l"iIk>-1bntlRent:otmuai.e.�� t,4e If111�or _ot� o..ur ....: a v i se appOI . r t" \.UV- senlor' j'eU Queefi:' �;"" a niO've"!-of.,:!"""l':""QO--·"; d l!f� ul€lfonll Lut�ess, John' will not be available .untn next is.. Others. are· Luthe�n Students Ass oclaU on ot F'oll owing the main. speaker, Miss Sa c ra me nt o, ' Calif., -Js' ma10rtng In sue, however. AmerIca. This was lear.ned· from "Iargaret Wickstrom, dean. of ",omspeech with the lritlntion of so ing the Chicago national headq uarters I en, Onella Lee played a plano selec· inlo ether radio or TV. Last year last Friday. tion, Jean .F'rleske sang and Judy she and Paul Steen w r o t e and N ational prominence was brou ght played In the cam·pu s p roduc tion , Bureker p layed a tlut� solo. Jean Forelgn M en PLC by t he ot to selection Dr Christensen gave a reading. . "Nltht Time, USA_ " Activities In. 1 guished Schnackenberg to join the dlstin- eluded AWS council Harriet Vorvlck, newly-electe and Alpha Phi, <P Welcome d group ot advisers. WhiCh t he s p e e c h honorary . She also "resident of AWS, brought greet· includes Pror. L. J. Tolle of Texas clalm.s to be able to talk to SacraHow would you like to travel half ings to t he women. Other officers I A . & M., the Rev. John Sardenson . me to without a telephone. introduced were: Nancy Turman, way around the world to go to col· n of Cornel University. and Al Ice OtT he girls e lected last year to tlll "ice p resident; Kathy Biery, secr e lege? Artin Taniellan, or Harry, if I terness ot Boston University. t he c heer leading spots were unable tary; Kathy Gulhaugen, treasure r; . you prefer, ba.s done just that. Har· ,

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lE xceedf s 900 I t lass n

350 , trans. ment of Norwegian, and Gordon Gil, bers close t Q abou{-.w, Ftii;f-tot.a�.'

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Uelphlne Danielson, ICC represen. ! ry has come all the way from Bagh· a 10: \.Hive , and June Sather, s o c j a J dad, Iraq: Naturally bere Is . ne w Illm. Instead ot I here that IS l"ilairman. with )lrs. Nelson, Miss, Rouze, �1rs.

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PLC congratulates Dr. SChna Ck- to return this year, as one was work on his app olntment and In ,li!!' and the ot he an· . wishes him e\'ery Sllccess as na- Olher school. tlonal adviser to the LSA. e n berg

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Student Council Holds his Fi U rst meeting 0f Year To-;

dad we bave what is comically . University of �lanltoba and • E " ltRlled the Sp,lna\\ay bu:s Ho \\ e \'er, I Maste rs from the niversity of u U nothing compares \\ Ith h e fi) JOg Kuethe, :'IIiss Connie Nelson and ronto. The first meeting of the Student nice S\\ ellson provided backglound (alpets of hl:shomeland,exceptpos· Miss Ka ren Doe. Mr. Gordon Gilbertson, midwestlD�dy Council was held TU �S-day, mUSIc dUllng the lefreshments slbl} \\ ooden houses, \\ hlch be IS Ericson g rad uated from PLC in Wyoming. will join the college statf! With Don Gaarder, \' i <- e pl'esl(l ent . I living in fOI the first time. 1952. The next yea r he did graduate in the department of music. He will ope ning the de\·otions. Thelma Ny.

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at the table s Onella Lee and

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Harry is a science .m a10r who work at Stanford University, where be the director of Band. Gilbertson g aard. secretary, then rt!ad the min· hopes to become an engineer b ef or e he earned a :'Ilasler of Arts (Iegree Is married and has three children. utes which were approved. he relu rns to Iraq. Coming Crom one in the unusually short tim e of three His publica.tlons Include "Strings In. As for the Lycenm series. it was W iO speak fOllr lan�uages nd v as Qua ters . While at PLC he was ac "! the Small School." a �l Ilo u nced t1la� )11'. Weiss and Mr. � � ; Robert L Johnson, assistant pro - I . ,stili able .0 los e himself In "New tiv e in deba.te and pal'ticlpated in D ver gsda l is an exchange profes- Karl a re \\"orklllg on this and will . fessor of illdustnal ans MISS Grace lork, the fact that he thinks PLC many tO lll"namelllS once competing SOl" fro m l"orwa)' for Professor let the COUll('i1 know the result of _ . ' s a s a O .�� �:�: �� il�.�� �. � � � st ud n ts are the friendliest he has aga inst a Britis h I'ea m i n an inter Akre. He is a tea cher at the Voss their contal:lS as soon as possible; . ld fe g , met IS a hi gh national deba te at \Vest Poim l"ew Stale Secon a y School in Voss probably as soon as tile different r t h o t :;�� Yc��!;: �\� � :� notber new student Is Ronald York. Last year Ericson tn\�ht at l"orwn.y. His borne is in MYkleb�st appointments ,lre made. � : � : t�� , i l tb Ci i . Ho from Honolulu. He happened to Texas Lutheran College_ �lrs. Eric· Jolster. The Voss school gives work Letter s of th anks are being s en t . away from the campus thiS year for enter PLC -through the efforts a s on nee my Knudson i s a PLC whi h compares with the junior to the writers of the Freshman study, tea chi ng and travel . !neig hbo r, thl% tonner Nancy Shin· grad. ' handbook, Ted Scheele, Robe rt Kelcolle ge in his counlry. ears, Pro· I ko etbe, and of course his slst�l', During the next two H erbe t Axf ord comes to tiS from D vergsdal, who was recently mar· ler and Norman Sc hnalble. o fes sor Johnson will or k i ng t - Nat. Ron Is working for a degree lD Knox College In Galesburg , 1IIlnols. ried, did his college work at the The meeting was closed a f t e r " wards his doctor s degree at the Business A mi nistration . Thou.gh He has taught at the University ot University of 0510 where ·he has the Gordon S t r o m and John _Holum ' L" nh'ersity ot M i nneso ta . He at- he expected a lack of sunsh i ne, the Toronto and the University or Wisquivalen of a masters degree. He were appointed to study the con· t ended that universitl': during the early morning fog surprised him. c on sin. Axford received his Bach- has done research work on the Old s i tut ion ot the Student Christian first term of the 1954 summer ses· The third foreign students"on the elor ot Commerce degree trom the Norse di i onary. sso ciation. _ _ slon and returned to leach the sec· PLC ca mp us Is Hans Mollerup from __ _ _

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le roast and Inspirational am is scheduled for the Lutheran Studenta' Association Suntraveled o verland to Norway. day, Septem ber 26, at 6:00 p.m., ac· After completion of the scbool cordl�s to Phil Wig en. president. year In NorwAy, 1he.Akres pla.n to ' go to England where they will study !�I�:�t� =\:�:!:,:a�e��: 19�5 at one r ot g unfavorable. A charKe ot 25 cents ����: u::e=:� will be made tor ·the hot dogs and Grover Akre, th e protessor's son, pop. . is now a member ot the Junior class The tIrst regular business meetat PLC; Jng wJII be. Sunday, Oetobe.' 3, at on the S

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QUARTET ON TOUR

The Ambassador Quartet is tour�

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"Dutton . blltton, fwho's got the any freshman on the graduation and button?" which one 11 wi ll be. Extensive peared on TV. Europe w1l1 also be on the a t w years ot study a the Unlver· campus and he'll tell you that th Copenhagen, Hans Intends button can be found on. top ot his agenda tor Miss Blomquist next slty llttle black and gold bean e, both ·to try tor ·the concert stage. year. . beanie and button gett10g plenty ot Professor Akre Is teaching wear his week.· American HiStory n Engllsh, n Carol Bottim l er and her com· stud}rJng tn Norway an exchange mittee have plan qed a Freshmen professor under the Fullbrlgbt Act. tun everyone exWeek ...tbat Accompanied by his wIre, the pro· ep t the treshmen. rules have

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will be equipped with regular post mores and all upper classmen until o n their heads and the boys to show otflce boxes. The structures are the J2:01 Sunday mornIng, . so tomor- otf the naturally curly hair 'b l w simplest and best bullt today &.nd row Is the last day mak those their k nees. Gi rls were forbidden to are fire and earth'luake progt. Work o r n r t t Sd c b P ni s and the r I t: th o tesles aren't· the only requlrementa Boys clothes went back a years' . _ . . next oionth. the lowly treshmen. name- to days of knee pants. Lit tl ' = _ ,� _ ====

eo t I �::::e;: �� e cour. :� c :� � �� °e ::� :� � !�: :��':a�:c!:: :���: �:��:�:� tew of A tew the e less members ot the class would girl bows and stutted animals were AmbassaclOi-quartet rather tace starvaUon than go to also in order tor the day. _ .. meals tbls week, Tbey s e e m w Yesterday was the day lor <be Has Successfii l Tour 7, 30 p,m, Ov..er 126 con certs were given by This year's oftlcers are: Phlt" thlnk it Quite bumU1a.t.lng to stand. greenles. to call upon tpelr memo Wigen, president; RIchard Knud. In line backwards. to wear their ories as they were required to sing the Ambassador -Qllartet this Bum­ aen, vice-president; Marlys Salter- napldns around tlleir n�ks and to the school song upon the request mer on their (our. whicb covered beck, secretary;·Howard Christian. reach the humble level ot ca.rry:lng of any uppercluaman at any Ume atmost 1.1,000 mUM. They 6&D1" fil son. ItewardlJh1p; Gordon. Chris· the trays ot theii- superior IOpbo-' ot the day or night. On the Bchedu le -au statee ot the West Coast from . - Canad& to Mex.loo. (Continued on P4e Fonr) tiall5On, treU"urer. r

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