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TIle Sagt. 1936

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Pacif;

L.. tll(�ran College

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Dedication To our neighbors and friends the

itiz en8 of Grcatcr Tacoma, th e

ity of De.tiny,

born of the creative ,,·ill of sturdy pioneers. cradled under tall evergreen tree., caresaed by a ""orld-enAirdlin�

sea,

inspired by

majeetic

m o untai n to [/lee Sunrise and Paradise.

hospitably buildin� for the fulure in the land of th e future, ..... e the qtu d enta of Pacific Lutheran College. gratefully dedicate this vol um e.

cross rrom he n()rl.hc

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Church. ita ,,'id

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with its � undllY

�t:n'H'eg

of the

Is w \\!omins 'nll'R

mpu� at nds the attractive Trinily Lutheran lu I. n

lind <,ommunity . nd uppleml"ntina

lind wcek-dny orA niL tion

lhc daily Chal>d cxercise. and

hri�tian ill�lru<'tion of the Coil Se.

The ivy-covered facade of the ma8sive Main Buildin �, typifyin� tile dream of the founders, to establish an in8titution for Christian education on the Pacific Coa8t that would last throu�h centuries.

The l"lain Buildin� loohs toward the west upon th,o athletic field and the Chatauqua �rounJs, framed in

natural setting of firs mo�t of which have

�rown up since 18Qo.

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c..a. 'D•• 1</1 10 nxhl: Dr. L. C. Fo... Prof. W. F. Schmid •. Dr. C. R. Sw.nson. Rtv. Sbrtv<dr. Roy. E. B. Sl d.hl. Rtv. M. L. Notvll. St(ond '0'1" Prof. 1. P P(I""..,r. R... L. R __ wvo, R.v. E. J. S.ni_. Rt •. P. o Brulond. Rr. T. Gielh.u en Rev. E. G. Wu... . TJ,i,d ro": Rev. O. K. D.vidson. R 1. M. Groo<hUcpf. Rt •. M. Rltn, Itt•. M. B. Tollrf ud. R . O. M. Run· nlng. Rtv', # O. Cons r. T p ro : R�v. L. Ludwig. I'V A. J. Knulnn. Rov. O. S. GudmunHn. R.. . G. O. Ln<. Prof. A. W. Ram, d. Rn. J. T. ocbv

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Spiritual Retreat F ROM [he standpoint of the wider consor· uency of Paci fic Lutheran College, the Important gathering of the year was the Spintoal Retreat f r West Coast L ther.m Pastors, Fc bru.ary 2C and 21, 1936. Sponsor d by the Pacific Lutheran College Board of Tnutecs under American Lurheran Conference auspICes, th is munng attracted more than a hundred ascors and brought co the campus m

also prominen Church leaders from he Mid. die Wesr: '!'he Reverend Dr. T. O. Burnrvedr, Pre idem of the Lutheran Free Church, Min· neapolis, Minnesota; The Reverend Emil Swenson, Augustana Synod pasrOl' and Sec· retary of rhe American Lutheran Confe.r�ce Commission of Home Missi os, Minneapolis, Minnesota; The Reverend Pro e SOl' W. F. Schmidt, late President of St. Paul·Luther College, pre iously Amer ican urheran Church pastor in our scare, and n w As isranr Profes sor of Religion in Concordia College, Moor· head, Minnesor; and The Reverend Dr. Herman A. Preus, Norwegian Lurheran

Lo.a '0•• '�JI 10 nl.hr: Rev. F. H. Theuer, Rt.... C. M I""on, R... P. V. R.ndolph, R.v. C. E. Ryd.II, Rev. P. S ..,". Dr. . A. TinK.Is..d. Middl. ro'" R... E. R. Pllu....... Ro•. J. A. HoakDln, R.... E. H. &,00111, R .. . S. J. N. YlvlUnr. R.v. P. A. a",ld., Rev. E. G. La.-. Top '0,., Proi. J. U. )(aVIf', Rev. A. S. Borg. Rtv. L. J. Kun, R.v. N. C. And.rson, Rev. M. Lono•. Rev. E. E. Krebs. R.v. F. J. Molter

Spiritual Retreat Church of America pastor of Our Savior's Lutheran Church, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Attention was centered on the vision of Christ'a world-e.ncompassing Kingdom as these men presented for dis.."llssion, respectiv Iy, chese topics: To-day's VISion of che Kingdom; Home MissiorlS To-day ilIld Tc>morrow: The Vital ity f th Am rican Lutheran Confe meej The Oudoolc for the ChristiiUl College; and as the message of the cOllvention was shared with publjc in ur own Prof Pflueg r's th brilliant address, "A Lucheran World View," The Reverend S. J. N. YI�er's $IJmmary of findings, and President Tingelstad' outline of the College program f r the imm.ewu f u· ture. The outline featured the rally session on Saturday, February 22, prelim' ill)' to the Alumni Reunion banquet that evening and the Alumni Reunion &enrice the IWtt day, with Chaplain Carl L. F� of issou , Monrana, as the effective preacher. The Board of Trustees of the College has authorized a similar pastoral conference for next year, with sessions open to the public.

Ab01'e, left to right: Dr. T o. Burntvedt, Rev, E. B. Slettedahl, Dr C. R, Swanson .

Bdow, left to right:

Prof. W, F. Schmidt,

Dr. Herman A. Preus, Rev. Emil Swenson

ADMINISTRATION

Prelli"ellt �8 iJle88age S$ of the wwr ser:mg of Pacific Lut�ran Co�eg � �haracterius .

this volume awareM . of the SAGA. How many lives we touch! As isolation dirmrusbes , our contacts corres pondingly multiply. The weight of individual responsibility grows heavier with the incre.ue in actual and potmtial influence. As with the individual, so with the College. May Pacinc Lutheran College neve r stain or crush the lives she touches, but mOlY she exert me purifying, healing, sustaining in1luence of vital Christianity. O. A. TINGELSTAD.

THE growth of PacilicLumeran College and iu i.ncre�d po6Si.billties for service

ace again emphasized. The enrollment rea� the new high mark of three hundred and two. Possibilities foe service were further enhanced when the Liberal Arts courses and the Normal

DeparllIlttlt were a.c.cr� by the Nocthwest A.ssociarion of Secondary and HIgher Schools. We re� that increaaed enrollment and further recognition as an educational institu tioa carry with it increased responsi.bilities to a wider constituency. PHI UP E. HAUGE.

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A n Example of Inter8l1n,otlical Cooperation

REV. N. WILLIAM ANDERSON

H. L. FOSS

PreriJmt, Columbia Conference of the Luther<1fl Augu!t<1fla Synod of North America

Presidrnt of the Pacific District of the N. L. C. A.

Education must prepare young people to cope with real and vexing problems. There fore it must be based on s... mething higher than man's own philosophy of life; the Eternal Truth. as revealed in the Word of God. This fact the world must learn to appreciate more keen ly. The truly Spiritual must be g i v en i t s rightful place in the hearts and minds of men.

This our Christian schools emphasize as the basis for a truly u s e f u l l i f e . T he Church, conscious of its duty, leeks to do all within its power that God's ideal, the Chrisrian Citizen, may glorify Him.

Into the columns of your Saga are being writren the reminiscenceS, dreams, hopes, aims, and purposes of youthful ambition. Each year the Saga tells the story of worthy achievement. At Pacific Lutheran College you are building for the future in the land of the future. Education, under Christian. guidance and inJlu ence, is laying deep your foundation for life. Every well learn ed, each opportunity improved upon. This is worthy achievement. Your fo r m e r Sa g a writers are still writ ing. We meet them in all walks of life. We also need you in the fields of life and of the Church in our Pa cific District. Write your Saga well!

The leaven of church-school-tramed lay leaders in congregations of the Pacific District of the Norwegian Luthern Church of America has been the object of non-malicious envy on the part of other Lutherans of the Pacific Northwest. That our cooperation in the maintenance of Pacific Lutheran CoUege mig�t gradually supply the Northwestern District with such leadership is the hope of the American Lutheran Church. We have come to realize that only by a gradual process can a school, founded and nurtured by one church body, gain me loyal support of the rank and tile of another group. But an ever-growing proportion of the clergy and laity of the Northwestern District regard Pacific Luthern College as their own institution. That this sentiment may grow in his own and other cooperating church bodies and may express itself in terms of student attendance, cur�nt support and capital investment, as well as in greater Lutheran solidarity in general, is the sincere wi.dt of L. LUDWIG, Presidenr Northwestern District, American Lutheran Chrlrch.

CLASSES

Senior8

Frithjof Melvin Tayet

Jean-Marie Fowler

Presidenl

Vice

Prt'sidenl

Oliver John Stuen

Marie Loctise Johnson

Treasurer

SeereldTY

College Graduate8

ITH A SPIRIT of whole-hearted co-operation and leadership, the graduating class, consisting of second-year Liberal Arts students and third-year Normal students, climaxed a successful and inspiring sojourn at Pacific Lutheran College. The clus organized in the fall, with Professor Philip E. Hauge unanimously chosen as advisor, and the following officers elected from the two divisions: Frithjof Tayet, president; Jean-Marie Fowler, vice president; Marie Johnson, secretary; and John Stuen, treasurer. The members of the class immediately entered into a year of activity and school life. For the first time in the history of the College, the girls added an extra-curricular activity to its many others under the name of the "Personality Club." Its purpose is to develop and cultivate the be9t personal traits among its members and the school at large. During the first semester, the ITItmbers of the class participated in a theater party, after which they gathered at the home of Miss lone Madsen for an eventful evening of enterÂ tainment and refreshments. In the late spring, a yacht cruise closed the class socia/life. Unde.r the direction of Mrs. Adah Dapper, the graduates presented the class play, "Once There Was a Princess" by Juliet Wilbur Tom pkin.s. TIle prologue, spoken in Italy, announces the setting of the play which is in America. The plot centers around the young prim:ess, Dellatorre, who, before coming to America, gave her wealth to the old princess, Dellatorre. Disguised as a dressmaker, she comes to her relatives, who expecte d heT to be arrayed in princely pearls. Her intentions are to live a simple life away from the royal society. After some time, the fathe.r, Mr. Joe Boyd, finds out that she is really the princess they had been waiting for. He and the princess keep this a secret from the othl!rďż˝ who would be disappointed in finding that she was only a dressmaker. Eventually me muts a country lad, falls in love, and is happily married. The graduating class, inspired with the principles and ideals of Pacific Lutheran College, is prepared to step out of this institution and enter its life wode, ever reflecting the true spirit of fellowship and progress attained while here.

Se ;or8 Arnold T. Anderson

Norm.al. Wuhington. "r: �bll! Quartet; Dnma Oub: , Boy,' Club; Saij'; Cia .. P lay; Opeutl.J,.

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Harold M. Anderson

ParkJand. W.ilshinlton. Normal. Drama Club; Football; Lttte.rmen'$ ClUb; D.y Boy', Club; Cia.. PI.y.

ranclS Jooeph Archbold nlU'l', WuhinM;ton. Normal. Lu men', Club; Jjo rm Union; German Club; Duma Club.

J hn Alvlinn Arne

Spoon_, W..,hinll,on. Lib-ral A.... Donn U n ion ; Drama Oub. Trus .nd Staj!< Cre..· ; German Club: Mission Society; A. S. D.. Treas.

�ordis Arneson

:-tland. Oregon. Liber�I Arts. P. C. 1933; S[. Olaf CoIle�e. B. A. J�l Nonn al ; D. R. G.; Choir; L. D. R.; Drama Club .

Ellen

Eline Gerharda Benson

Pa rkbnd. W:uhington. Normal. Dr.m. Club, Group Leader; W. A. ; A. Sophomore Cla.ss. Viet Prc�. ; D. R. G.: Mooring M.n; 5..8'; Ma, FfHlV.t1; lvlission Soci«1" i L. D. R.

M,uie Bergstrom

\"qa.sJungton. Normal. Ora Club. Sfe. and Group Leaderj oin. D. R. G.• Vice Pr .; French lb, Prr1 . ; Moorins Mast; L. D. S'jJ; W. A.. A. . Council, Hik· r-..tlr.; CI... Pl.y; Pep Club; :.onality Club. Hostess; rHbate; Mission Society. :OO\a,

Rolph Arthur Boi$[ad

Evu�tt. uhinaton. LibtraJ Am. Mission SOClfty, Pres.; Onma Oub. IC(' Group uadrr ; Fruhman Cb. . Pru.; Choir; Dorm U.uon; FootbaU.

George Brockway

Delbert Brcsemann

. naway, W.....tlln�ton. L ibe nl Aus. )ay Boy,' Club; Band: 0. <e.

01ympi�. Washington. Normal en tered from Collegf' of Pugf't Sound 'H; Dob.to; D.y Boys' lub; CI ... PI.y.

Jcrtrude Maric Brunner

n'ock.. Wuhini;ton. Nonnal. ring Mut; 5'1'; D. R. G.; Un' Cl ub ; W. A. A.; L. D. R.; 'man O\lh. Viet Pus. and Sec. 'u.; a". rnival; Fnn c h Club,

$ec.·Trus.

Grace E. Card

Tacoma, Wunington. Nonna1. 'tred '35. O. R. G.

Margaret Pearl Craft

Hedvig Elene Dahle

McOearv, Washincton. NormaL Drama. Cub, Choir; W. A. Coun cil; Golf B"r.; Moo";n j! M.st; L. D. R. Vice Pc... ; CI•• Pl.y; Pep Club, Pres.; Mission Soci ety , Prn..; A. S. B.. Sec.; P.""n.I;,y Club. Hosten, Ma.y Fruinl; Frrshman Class, Trus.

Nekoma, N...,., Dlkou. Lib<! Art>. D. R. G.; OraD.. Oub; L. R.; Ftenth Cub; W. A. Av M sion Society.

Thelma Geraldine Daniels

T,."..., Waabiartoa. Naoma!. f crnd '). D, R. G.; Nortbl I cad lad....,;.1 School , � N n-.. South Dalm<a.

p...kbnd, \Vuhin&<on. Norm.I. Ch ,r; 0"", Ploy; Deb.. e; D. R. ub ; G i ram. Oubi Fnnch

Gennl" Oub; W.

Mary Crandield Dodgt

A. A.

John S. DreibelbIS

Ta<anu, W•.binlcon. Norm.1. D.y Boy,' Cub; Debole; 0... Pt.,.

Evdyn Vernic:e Eldund

W� NoeuW. Sea.; Dnm. Cub. S o.auI Groap t.�der; MOCK'lRI Mo F..turl Editor. Tacomo, R. G.;

Jean.Marie Fowler

Portland. OUIIO<\. Norm.1. Moor1(\1 M.... FUN,. Edll'Or ond Od •. Mil'. , S.nlol C.... V,al Pr...; Dnml Oub. Group Ludrr: W. A. A.; "...nth Oub; L. D. R.; P•• ,,('" LUlh,nn CoU,,,.; D. R. G .• Roc..-dlna s.c.

Eula

Mae Goff

M ••issippi. Nonn al. D. R. C.; Frtn<h Cub, Pc ; W. A. A., Ad•. M�r.; 0 ... Pl.y; . D. R.: M y Fe..;••l; PUCI&Quiu,

Dr...... nub,

Ruth

Henryene FroyenJ

Pan M•.u.o., . W' aoh' I1<>n. Nona Dnma Cub. l.. D. R.; MIDI Sod.cy; D. R. G.; F�ndJ O. W, A.. A. Cou.n�l i Pep Oub, Pro Volloyc.ll. Mer.

Oyde Jerome Grimstvedl

Ciacinani,

Ohio. LIberal Am. Sat MooriD. M t:, DUlDa, Ou� Do Un;on; MiII_ Societ,; u. .....

Salf-' UrllIW'al.

Arthur Haavik

Washinaton. Libf.ral Arts. Footb.ll; Buk,tb.U; S.g.; Dr.m. Club, Group lAadu; Dorm Union. 5«.-Trus. S_ttl�.

Laura Ma y Hauge Tacoma, Wuhinl(ton. Nonnal. R. G.; Gum.on Oub; L. D. I om...tta; D ...ma Cub; S.. Camiyal.

Hinderlie

Ray .tkIaod,

Wuhi..-.

Normal.

.u Team; LAttcna.a.', Qw,j Q.oirj

Day 8oy.' aub

urold Clarence Johansen

w,,"..ce, Wuhin,ton. Normal. K1D Uniaa; German Oub; M'* .. SocictJ: 0........ aub; Tcnni> Tum; lAtftrmc ..'. aub.

Enid Lorene Hutson

Tacoma, W.. hi ....on. NomW. 0.... G.; French Club: W. A. A .• Pna., A. S. B .• Ady.· Mar.; May Feltinl, Gennal Cu.; Sa" Carnival. Genen( <:hr.; L. D. R.

.. , aub; D. R.

Jasper Johnson

Fi_I, South Duot.>. Lib....1 ArU. Drama Oub; Mission Society; Sa,a; Football: Donn Union: M oonn ll M,...

Ruth Margaret Johnson

Marie Louise Johnson . 00. N_al. Dra· VI aub; D. R. G, Frc.. eb aub; ...... a-. Sec.; W. A. A.,

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Tacom.a, W ��hin8ton. Normal. En· .. red from CoIlc.c of Pull" Soun.d '35; �an Club, Dama aub: L. D. R.; D. R. G.

Ma, Fuci..l; Seaa

Can>inl.

Edna

Irene Kelsey

:rmpi.a, Wuhlqton! N....1. . D. G.; P p aub; w. A. A. Coue.. : Bubtt.aU, MJr. ; �rmdI aub; Gm...a ub: M...... Mut.

Norris S. Langlow

Wuhi .... _ . N-.I. En· ,d '36. Pacific Lath a... CoII",c.

lone Joeeprune Madsen

. Wuhinctoft. N_al. Col·

, of � Souad . Dnau Club, .. ; 0._; D. R. G.; FreDch D, Vice Pno.: M-u.a Mut; a: Germa ...

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w. A. A .. CouDCiJ; L. . R.: May F...;..I.

Vern .David Knutun

Burhnston. Washinatoa. LibK.l Arn. DoC"Q'l Unionj Debate; Drama Club; �retta; Choir; Golf; T"",u.

Ivan Larsen

Tacoma, WuhinlfOn. Libual Arts. Dra..,. Club: Mooring Maar.

Joanna Manousos

Tacoma, Washington. Nonnal. D. R. G., Drama Ciub, W. A. A., TNb. and Viet Pru. j Senior Clu. Rep.; Gennan CI ub i Frt.shauUl Clus Sec.; Sophomore a... Teas.; French aub, P ..... Vice Pre•. , and Treuj L. D. R.; Moorin, Mast; S"I"

Robert Martin

T....... Wul\matDa. N-...I. U•• ,,,,,icy ci Wuh ....... F-'>o.IJ; �'. Dona U...... :

Oab;

M� Dr

Evelyn McCullougb TlaJID.I, WuhiDIIUJIl. l.bonI D. R. G.; Mor "-ri�.

MaK. �'. Bell_. Cub; Sop CaminI.

Sbddon Sever Moe

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W� NGIIIl.I.l 0001>; F-'>o.IJ; Bubt· boJIl Dana Unlaa.

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Mildred Alvina MOnIOI'.I ParkIaad . Wuhinaum. UIMroI """ . D. R. G.' a...... . Onaa Cab· W. A A.: Gitu' Tn.,; Prooch ChI.; Mioo Soci.tp .

Bertrum Oscar M� Nonu!. T•.-.I. Wuh ....«oa . a.o.,; TIIlAlo T • F au. �.tati.. ; A. S. B.: T..... aad Pt.. ; Dnma Oub; Da, &,to Oub; '-'- '. 0""; MOWUIC Mot: Sop.

Valborg Norby IW� W uI"",.-.. Narma1. D. R G.; Drama Oub. s..., Oou; Sar: 500II...... 0 .... Soc.: Mar F......I; � . A. A. Cowu:il; Mo«-

Evelyn M. Moruoo

PartiaAd. W....t.m.-.. Oak, W. It. A.; Draml

NO!

Oub

D. R., Moon", Mut; D. R. Pre .

Robm: M. Monson Plrtll"d, WuIu .....,... Nm 00•• , Mol. Quu .... : 0...... c: Pra.; 0.,. A. S. B.. VI< t..uvm-'. Oub; M-m. M

Novdle E. agel WaaJUn,ton. Nann.!. Oub, Lobrunon; D. R. G.; l\I F.cinl; L. D. R.; Sap CanU . (inma.. Oub; QoIr Tacoma. all

Neva A. OUart T....... WuI""iItOCI Namul. R. G .• Canaas-dina Soc.: M Funnl; W. A. A.: Dnma O. S_ c.n...�; F ....d.

Oub.

_ Muc.

Marion Helen Pe.nnie T--. Wuhill_. N.....w. E. Sowrd O""L' Oub: D. R. G.; D. R.

...u I ... CoIl ... oJ P_ ']5: F......h Dram.

Eleanor- Mw Raudebauil MdClIlII � Wuhiaa�. N_ o...... uub. Lobnrian Uld Gra. Looada<; 5a9h___ a... Rep; See D. R. G .• Pr-.; W. A A.

Senior8 T

Sells

'..., W.. binglOn. L,bu.1 Am.. aub, L. D. R., Drom. Club; F.....cb Club; W. A. A.

Oliver John Stuen land. Wubi""o . Libcnl Am. i Ooarj German Club, Su.. "'; A. S. 8., Com. r;l Athleno; ImI.a', aub; O.� BoY" Club; Sftnor Trt..

Gertrude Stenberg Portiand, WuhinRlOB. Normal. L. D. 11..; D.am. Club; D. R. G., May Fe"i ..l; W. A. A., Soc.; Volleyball Mi<.

Fred Sutter

Parldand. Wubinll,on. Liblnl Ar ... Eantod f.- Go....... . Uni .... icy 'H ; Dob ... ; S''1a: Gum... Club PIa,.

(I.

Edward Svinth

Wahln ..... No,mal. _hall; rrmm' .. Oub, VIU PRJ.; Dorm Dn. ViOl Prn.; D t'aJ!lII Club.

Vicc Prt5.

Frithjof

Melvin Tayet

Wuhinaton. Norm.!' Dra Oub, Frene Club; Sa",; Day " Club: oann� Mu., B ..,· Mgr.; Senior ClalS P�siclltn[. om�,

BergJoit

Vogan

Pep Nocm.l. o..,.on. land. , . Fcod>man Cl... Pu•. ; L. O. Club; Mlsslon Society; D. R. G. . P",•. ; W. A. A.

txun.

Sena Marie Swanson

Portland, Onloe. Libual A.... Pep Clu : L. D. R.; MiNioo Soci.cy; D.am. Club.

Roberta Torrison

Vernal;', California. Libe.. l Am. Pep Club, Vi", P.... and s.c. T�u; Dnm. Oub; L. D. 8..; Swimmio� Oub; W. A. A. Coun· (iIi SaSa; MOMina Muc.

Harold

OiHord Votaw

Tacoma, WuhiollOn. Normal. F_ ... . rm.a·. Oub. ball; 8.abcbaU; L Scc ..T",••. ; Drama Oub; Day Boy'. Qub; Fcotboll CapUin; Sq. Con>i..l.

NO PICTURE Phyllis Wynne

lOla. WuhinKton. Nomul. Un icy of Idaho; UnlVtC'5ily of hinaton; EDlered ' ) ' ; D. R. G.

Roy Lundquist

Pur...... W.. hinrton.

Dorm

Uaioa..

No"""l.

Harold O'Conner

Auburn, Wuhi"l'OD. Nonnal. F_ blllj Orchestra; Qoirj Tn,ck; ut termen'. Oub.

High Sch,oo' Alice &e

Porkl.nd, Wuhina«>n. Hll h School. Frmm Club: D . G.: H11Ih School 8..btblll, VoIl.yball, 8aw· ball: L. D. R.; W. A. A.

Ferdinand Holm

Bondy

S-ttl.. Wubi� Hilh School.

0...... aub. Fnmch aob, G.:ma.. ow.. Do, ao,.' Cub.

Bmc.st Haugen

Davis \V.�n._. Hllb.

Virginia

PlridJond, School. w. A. A.; Son.or aa.. V." Pta.: 1.. D. R.i 51,,: D. R. G., a PI.y: Dnm. Oub: GcnIun Club:

Ir.

George Knudtson

Porkblld, W'oohinJlOO. Hid> Sohool. FaoobaIJ: H. S. Boabd>.ll : 0...._ Cub, S • Crnr.

Ralph W. Hutchison

P.�.nd, W... hl �on . Hlwb School. Da, ao,.' Oub; Hicb School P..... ;

S. Bub<boJl M.r.

Agnes Nanna Umck

Pultlalsd, Wub ...."'.. Hiab S<hl>oI. D. R. G.; Onm. Cub: L. D. R.

Gerhardt Henry P6ucgcr

Charles Leask

!C(tm.un, Alub. Hi,h School. BubcblJI. �l1.oraIon'. C1..&; 00"" Union. Dramo Club.

Plld:imcl, Wublqlon .. Hilb School . Drom. Club ; DIY 80,.' Qub; M • ..on Society; Sap, 01_; H. S. 0.&0,,; H. S. Ropo-_nDlIn: H. S. BuhtboU: a... PI.,.

Elizabeth SWell

Plrkland. W'uhlnl_. Hilb. w. A. A.: Gorman Oub; D. Scb.ooI R. G.;. Dn.au ClI&1>; L D. R.; a-r;

Momin.

H:m y

Muo..

lou McCormick

Tlcoml, Wubln(Jton. HIli!> School.

01, 8oy' Oub: Golf Cwnpi... , �n"lI1.n'. 01&1>; Go.mln Oub.

Betty Terry

h in....... Tlnal, W ...

Hlth Scboal Pop aub: M ...... ScxHt,o; Dnaa ow..

Frederika Gertrude

Sch1anbusch

Parl::JoruI. W.,hi""!),,. High Seh",,1. S. Soc. .T.u,.; F•• n.ch allb; L. D. R, s.c.: Moori,.. !vi t! D. R.

G.;

A. A.; SO.I.

PICI1..JR.E

GunhiJd Larson

Pu:ldand, Wlob�n. Hi&b Schaal. L. D. R.: Drama Club; O. R. G.; Sop S.d.

Alvin Charles Lehmann

Irktand, W uh iDltA>a.. Hilb. Schoal.

Gulf T man allb;

: Loacr1llftl '. Oub ; Gu. CJ.oU; DI, ao,.' aw.: Bubd>o.l.l.

Esmeralda Torven.d

.nia. Hilh Sdlaal. OUlond Tarh.l'" Pop aub: D Soci..ql F...tu:h Clllb; W. A. A.; L. 0

Bertol."

Enur.d

Bergliot Marie Svare

Partdll1d, W ..hu.iI'o Hi�b Sehoul. D. R. G.: Gorm.n Club: W. A. A.; Sonior aUi Src.·Tr.u; L. D. R.

Calil

from

Hip School 'n; Oub; MiNton

Utw�r '1'1 •. I�!I �o right: Mill'lIIOlrf't Ror€!'m. Agnu Moh n. Dorothy K..pph� h n . He-ll!'n Scott. He-Ie-n lilj:l, Edna Tob iuco, I.ouill Willi�m", Judirh Ben.JOn. Louiu' Hendrickson. Wadt'nco GIl ...... ". Evelyn S y v�n...:>n . M'.lry Jln... Drdrid.. St'amd TOW: lrmt' Odrll. l\ohl'lIn KahllH. Vl!'rna TWIII_nd. K .. riu"yn AlU.!ltl"lOn .. Romola Rust. Hdl!'u Holtc;l.i.np. l.t:nOtIl Withrow, Darochv Andl.flon. OIK" HU8\), Elin�[h FniJ. 0(>.,1 G!"Ov€!'. T/urd rO": Thdma N-n.,. AId� Johnson, l'.h I HcVI'flIl. Haul 1-ui:« uP. Jriji Evans. Mona By rd. JUDI!' WaltC'r, MirY Mlichie-. oris Ohon. Ida Merz, Elu. Barre-n .. Tup rvw; Nom!,,In Fryt:, Oli v r Ludlow. Su:nlry Ford. P..\rnrr Stt'lro. OI('lIit€!'r Salle, Harold Nihen. Russe-Il FIYt'. George Rustad, Arnold TommHvik. Jack robee'. Dt'. Lt'r.l:l:\,

Sopl,o".ores

ITH A SPTRIT of coopera[ion. friendliness, and loyalty, the members of the Sophomore Class b gan their second succe· ful year at Pacilic Lutheran College.

They have

rown

in number and in knowledge.

The officers elected to head the class feR

the year were: Louise Williams, president; Helen Lilja, vice president; Edna Tobiasoo, secrttary; Louise Hendrickson, treasurer.

Dr. Harold Leraas was chosen da.s, adviser.

During the year rhe talent of rhe class developed in various clubs a,nd activities.

The

Drama Club, Choir, Delta Rho Gamma, Pep Club, Mission Society, and the L. D. R. had members and officers from this class. Three of the members took an aClive part in the College Debate Squad.

Helen Holtcamp and Margaret Rorem, members of the class, were chosen

respectively as editor of the Mooring Ma�t and of the Saga. excellent record in athl.etics. sophomores.

The men and women made an

The College champion basketball team was composed largely of

Mr. Paul A. Preus awarded Harold Nilsen a trophy, for being the greatest

inspiration to the team and also an (.utstanding player. Chester Solie was elected honorary captain of the team.

The Women's Athletic Association had six sophomore women, who

served as officers or managers. The girls won the class captain ball championship. Somt! of the girls received recognition by being placed on the honor team of captain ball and basketball. The social activities enjoyed by the class were a "scavenger party" held in the fall, under the direction of Helen Lilja, and a "theatre party" in the spring. The Sophomore Class has felt that around this mono,-"Build for Chara..:ter,"-they have found their ideal.

Low("r row, 1('// 10 r;ghl: Margaret M.elnc, Oye dia Hauar, Ge-oq;e t.:linf:, Be atri ce- Siddtn. O:a.k Ot" • Mlidrrd UrSl. Alvin Jacob,�. loi� May Morlon, Fred Heany, Constance Gumb. Marvin J",nun, Eu.:enia S�n(f'r, Kenneth Anensoo. Rum SoUif', Warnn Hokl'nstad, Waltrr Sch nzc bnbera: , Sf'cand roy;<; Edward Machle, r-..fargHte Demtn, Marie Haa:�nQl4 Jo,kph Running, John WenberG. Jack Odty, Glen GWlray�on. Harold Ham, Alia Cook, Otis GnnJ'!' , Sylvia Mill«, Nf!Ye-lIa Ros.s, Ruby Moon, Virgi.nia Oilton. Frank Un i er , Paul Larson, Margueri£.. wv.', Third row: Alyin Lehmann. V.lll"na Mor:hnb, Scon FOSltr, Dorothy Kniff en, Alma Stoler, Marie Lien, Arnold Johanson, Goldene GtrTitz, Marie W.. nber, Be airicr Leland, Iva Knut.l.On, Anita BOllI, Irvin Knutzen, Raben Moe, Esther NorMOI.ud. June Michels.en, Top row: Rich ard Olivrr, Bob Mulltn, Orlando AJpn, Vrr ner Bitter. Vivian BuneJ.$. Obert Haayik, Melba Fenney, Lloyd Thompson, Helen Srar k, Paul Estr_em, Henrit'tta O'Nf'il. Janie(' Brones, Kathryn RiU. Enid Bbk.e, John Dagsland,

Esmeralda Toryend_

Prelll",,.a,, Class

H E FRESHMAN CLASS was the largest in numbers sinct tht beginning of Pacific Lutheran College. From a scholastic standpoint first of all, the Class ranks very high

both in comparison with other classes at P. L. C,

well as in comparuon with classes of

other colleges. In extra-curricular activities, also, th.e class stands high.

Oass have come Dew leaders in the athletic fields, for the "Choir of the West."

well

From the Freshman

many new and valuable members

Because of the musical abiliry of some of the incoming stu·

dents, th� instrumental depar tment has been augment�d to advantage by their presence. Included in the Drama Club V"ere members of the Freshman Class who participated in the monthly prod.uctions of the organi:zation.

The French and German Clubs have increased

their membership by the addtd number of students from the class. The Class has supervised organized business and social affairs under the leadership of the following officers: Kenneth Anenson, president; Eugenia Spencer, vice president; Ruth Solie, secretary; Marvin Jensen, treasurer; and Warren Hokenstad, sergeant·at·arms.

Through its

representative to the Board of Control, Verner Bitrer, the Oass has had its imponanc share in the activities of the Associated Students.

l..olltrr row, left to r;t,ht: Gf:rtrudt: TinKelstad, Elnon. A.�per, Ralph Hu[chi.!oOn, Freduika Schlanbwrn. Clifford Haulen. Esm�ralda Torvend, Alic.e R.lmslad, ThrhM. AsPf'r. Suond ro... : Marcw. Stu.en. Asnu Lundr, J05e-phine Gjardt:, firtty Sr,are, Bt:tty Terry. Ali(� Bcc� Howard Hudsoo. Third r�': Jad. W.II, Garry PtlUtK�f. Virain;. Dav;�. Virginia Smith, �h ,. u et l.1ran. Paul Xavier. Cow.ec Robem. Top rOllt: Ch.arl�� Lusk, Hart'y McCormick, Grorgc Knudtson, Elizabeth Sturn. Robert Svan�, Dennis H.aldan�, Mule PflueA«. Orvil1� Schl:.lllbu.sch.

High School Division

W ITH MR. RAMSTAD

as adviser and under the capable leadership of Ralph

Hutchison, president; Clifford Haugen, vice president; Frederika Schlanbusch,

secretary·treasurer, and Jack Wall, sergeant-at-anns, the High School completed its second successful year as

distinct organization.

Before Chrisnnas the High School deparnnent gave

a program in the Chapel which was considered one of the best of the year.

Among the social

activities the High School Studen� will long remember the Theatre Party, and the party giv�n in honor of the basketball boys during the second semester. As the Senior Class of the High School is small, they have few sep.lrate activities but they parcicipate in many of both the High School and College

divisions.

However, two members

have supporting roles in the Senior Oass Play. For the first time in the history of the College, the class decided to have sweaters with the blue and silver class colors.

The olficers elected

for the year were; Harry McGxmick, president; Virginia Davis, vice prtliident; Betty Svare, secretary-treasurer, and Mr. Kieth Reid, adviser. The Higb School students have taken an active part in the Drama, French, and German Clubs, and Choir, as well as rendering valuable service on the staffs of the school's two puhli.ca nons. They have shown great skill in athletics.

A star of the varsity basketball team belongJ

to them and they also claim members of the golf team.

Sun.c:t on American Lake. nelr P,rkland.

Garden scene typical of

large number of residences in the neighborbood

Pa.:ifiic Lutheran

Uege.

Mount Tacoma, the Winter P!aygr0und of the Wellt.

A C� 1'ITIES

Lo"tt

,0.,

,It/I 10 n,hl : Judith BolUOn. Enid Hu..... , a..trum Myhrr, Mnprrt Crdt, JoanrIJI SUOn4 row: Robert MOftlOn, Gury P6ufgcr, Vern.er BitteT. Al:rfino Arne, John StUIn..

M.no....o•.

Board of Contro' • T IS NECESSARY to have leaders .. College the leaders are included in the

in any busi.ne:s.s institution. At Paci.6.c Lutheran &ard of Control which is the governing or execu·

tive machine of student life. The organization is composed of student body officers and repre sentative students from

the various classes and departments of the College and High School.

This body is an important functioning organization which is responsible for student govern· ment and social activities.

The members of the Board are an alert group who willingly

cooperate with faculty and students, that the very most may be received from

happy,

orderly and well regulated life at p, L. C, that the wheels of student government and school activities may be kept running smoothly. One of the outstanding events sponsored by the &ard this year Mt. Tacoma, attended by over fifty students. The Board also has as the Saga Carnival, a gala affair held

was an

the annual trip to

annual undertaking,

raise funds to aid in publishing the Saga.

In March the Board of Control sent Bertrum Myhre, selected by vote

of the student

body, as a delegate to the National Convention of the Lutheran Students Union at Luther College, Decorah, Iowa. Members of the Board for 1935-36 were: President, Bettrum Myhre; Vice-President, Robert Monson; Secretary, Margaret Craft; Treasurer, AIvfinn Arne ; Seriior representative, Joanna Manousosj Sophomore representative, Judith Benson; Freshman representative, Verner Bitter; High School representative, Gerhart Pflueger; Commissioner of Advertising, Enid Hutson ; Coouniss ioners of Athletics, Obert Haavik.

Lower row, {<It to right : Mary Machle, M ...... .. .' Rot'Om, Top TOW; Vern Knutzen, G�Of"K� Brockway,

R•• . PtllUp', Eliubedt Friis, Thelm. Dalll.L•. Froed S u t tn, Delbeort Bnxm.ann.

Debate

NeE AGAIN Pacific Lutheran College has been well represented to other institutions of higher education by the Debate team.

The debates were non-decision but the

members of the team have worked diligently that they might present and defend the question well. Debate is a leading activity in the school and the questions discussed are of such a nature as to prove beneficial to those who attend these debates_ Under the able coaching of Professor Pflueger, the debate squad er:ttered a successful season, discussing the question "That by a two-thirds majocity, Congress should have the power to override decisions of the supreme court which had declared an act of Congress un constitutional." In the first debate of the year Pacific Lutheran was host to the debate te'am from Aberdeen Junior College. The affirmative for Pacific lAltheran College was upheld by Delbert Bresemann and Fred Sutter, while GeO!:ge Brockway and Vern Knutzen debated the Aberdeen team for the negative. In the next meet Elizabeth Freis and Thelma DanUls met the affirmative team from em Universiry of Washington. Margaret RO!:em and Mary Madl1e exchanged a verbal battle with the University's negative team.

Following this debate Margaret Rorem, Mary MachIe, GeO!:ge Brockway and Vern Knutzen journeyed to Seattle College to debate. Miss Machle and Miss Rocem upheld the affirmative while Mr. Brockway and Mr. Knutzen debated on the negative. The last debate of the season was held at the University of Washington on April 7. Elizabeth Freis and George Brockway debated on the negative side and Delbert Breseman and Fred Sutter brooched the affirmative side of the question. May Pacific Lutheran College continue to stand with other colleges and Universities upon these questions of national and universal impoctance.

NDER the direction f Helen Holtcamp, editor, and Frithjof Tayet, business manager, the 1935· 3 6 Mooring Mast has of· fered the s t u dent body a successful bi-monthly publi. cation_ An editorial staff of eighteen, and a business staff of ten assistants have added the tal ent, energy, and c0op eration necessary to an acce p table student p ublica. tion_ Faculty advisors were Mr. N. J . Hong and Mr. O. J. Stuen.

Mooring Mast Staff Low�, ro"', left

10 righl: Frith jof Tayet . Haul Hagerup, Helen Holt ca p, Norma Preus, Jun Marie Fowler, Consunce Oumb. Le:non W ichrow, Robnt Martin. S�COf", rO" : Eli.ubeth Friis, Roberta Tonison, Enid Blake, Hllen Berastrom. lone Madsen, Thelma Daniels, Margaret Larsen. Third 10",, : Irll Evans, Romola Rust, Marie Lien, Fredericka Scblanbusch. Joanna Manowo!, Edna Kelsey, Irene Odell. Elizabeth St u eD . Top rO'W: Kathryn Anderson, Alice Cook, Jack Ode" Russell Frye, Robert Mon:JOn, Norm.. n Frye, John Dreibelbis.

I N ORDER to retain a

living memory of stu dent activiries of Pacific Lutheran College of the yur 193 5 - 1 936, the Saga has been published. As the Nordics of old, preserved the events of the ir conquests in the Saga, so we have en deavored to establish an enduring history of school life which has this year been so complete. Margaret Rorem, editor, and Chester Solie, Business Manager, were selected by the faculty to head the staff of twenty�ht.

Saga Staff 10 ,ia"' : Ald. Job_, I ..". Od.II, J .. r J""-. M uwult R...... . Hool HoI.ruP, a...ur Soli., Aftb", H...ik, Fred Sutter. S,,"'" ,_. Vi ..i"i. Davia• . Robert. J'orTiaon. K.thryn And.non. EII.n s.rptrom. Evelyn Eklund, M....... M.h... . H�nri<tta O'Neil. T"i,d '0.: Harold Nils..., Louis. H.nd<icboo. Eliuboth Frilo, Gertrud. Brunner. ElJie Barntt:. WadelH' Calann, Evelyn Syvtuon. Joannil MIIJ.OI&Ja.. Top rO'll1 : Palmer Steiro, Arnold Andenoa, Vom KnulUn. Joaepb RUDJlina. Oyd GrUxuvod•.

L""", ,tw.

1.(1

lawtr row: Kathryn AndHlOn, Rob.rtI Tortisoo.. TerUi SeUs, Louise WiHiams, Evelyn Moo,$<i)n, IonC' M;adsen, Alvfinn Arne, louiN Hendrickson, Enid Hutson, Eugenia Spencer, Constance Clumb. Lenoct W it hrow . Second ro1V: Jun Marie Fowler, Mildred lonon, Eul. M.. Golf, Eline Benson, Hedyill D.hle .. Enid Blake, Alice Cook, Marie Johnson, Esmerald. Torvend, Edna Kelsey, H�len Holtcamp, Romola Rust. Third TO": Kathryn Riae, Marj;n�t Lauen, Htl�n St;ark, Melba Fenney, Monl Byrd, Betty Tef'TY. Virainia Davis, Elizabeth StlJe'n, EsthC'f NOI'glud, June Michelsen. Garry PtlUC'IlU, P,ul Xa,,-Mr. Top ro.,: Nordis Arneson, Marion Pennie, Ruth Johnson Virginia Smith, Oyde Grimst'vrdt, Vern Knutzen, Robert Sva�, Margaret Mtllvlr, Ondl. Hauge, Benrice Sidden, O itJocd Haugen, �'er1e Ptluescr, J ;ack WaiL

Drama Club� Group One

T HE ACHIEVEMENTS of the Drama Club have been notable both artisticaUy and

financially. The large, appreciative audiences that witnessed the two one·act plays every month commented freely upon the ability of the characters of each cast. Honors for the successful year go to Mr. Keith Reid, the dub adviser, the officers, the group leaders, and the stage crew, as well as to the participants. Those leading the group in the fall semester were: president, lone Madsen, vice.president, Helen Lilja; secretary, Evelyn Eklund; trasurer, Alvttnn Arne ; and librarian, Louise Hend· ridcson. Group leaders who directed the plays were: Margaret Craft, Robert Monson, Evelyn Eklund, and Paul Armstrong. These were assisted by Edward Svinth, Valborg Norby, Marie Hagenoe:ss, and Eline Benson. Those officiating during the spring semester were: president, Robert Monson; vice· president, Edward Svinth; secretary, Helen Scott; treasurer, Ruth Sollie; and librarian, Novelle NageL The group leaders were Rolph Bolstad, Wadene Calavan, and Helen Lilja; and their assistants were Louise Hendrickson, Arthur Haavik, and Joseph Running. Raymond Reid served as stage manager the entire year. Those assisting him were Henry Olson, Alvfi.nn Arne, George Knutsen, and John Dagsland. These boys are deserving of further mention, because of their added responsibilities and unique workmanship. During

Low�r row, t(lt 10 right : Kenneth Anenson, Marvin J�nsen, Raymond Reid, Wadene Calavan, Arthur Haavik, Ruth Sollie, Robert Monson, Novelle Nagel, Helen Scott. Edward Svinth. Helen Lilja. Second r01ll : Margaret Rorem, Evelyn Syver:;on,

Elizabeth Friis, Gertrude Brunner. Elsie Barre t t , Ellen Bergstrom, Volborg Norby, Gertrude Stl":nberg, Ruth Froyen, Joanna Manousos, Walter Schnacbnberg, Harold Votaw. Third r01ll : Henry Olson. Otis Grande, RusseH Frye, Thelma Ness, Hazel Hagerup, Beatrice uland, Thelma Daniels, Robert Martin, Mabel' Heggem, Arnold Anderson. Top row: Joseph Running, 0:1k Otness, Frithjof Tayet, Ivan Larsen, Stanley Ford. Harold Nilsen, Rolph Bolstad, Jasper Johnson, John Dagsland, Chester Solie.

Drama Club� Group Two the first semester they undertook the task of remodeling; the stage properties, by first con structing a new set which could be easily interchanged ; and later by constructing new and more e fficient lighting facilities, such as two new spot lights, foot· lights, and accessories . These revised and additional improvements added greatly to the ultimate success of the different plays.

A welcome speaker appearing before the Drama Club was Mrs. Julia Todd Hallen. In her delightfully humorous and instructive talk, she di.scussed "\X1hat the play says about the audience." This was the first night meeting of the Cub, and was well received by t:h.oee who attended. In February two royalty plays, "Knives of Syria," and "The Threshold," were presented to add variety to the type of plays which had previously been given.

As a final undertaking the ve rsatile group presented in the latter part of the year an operetta, "Joan of the Nancy Lee," which superseded the usual short one-act plays. This enabled the singers of the club to combine their musical and dramatical talent. Mr. Keith Reid, who has had much dramatical experience, directed the ope retta. The plays presented' during the year were : "The Marriage Proposal"; "Hot Biscuits"; "Gawky, Twelve and Freckled"; "Pin a Pin on Me"; "J USt Another Day"; "The Music Box"; "The Threshold"; "Knives of Syria"; "A Bargain's a Bargain"; "In Doubt About Daisy" ; and "While the Toast Burns."

Delta Bho Gamma lAw.,

'ow, I'fl to ,i,ht: Je>&nRa MIDO...... Nanna PR us. GHtrud. Tln ..ln.d. VUlla Ttgland . Elono< R ••dtblua/!. .Ia.. n. Evelyn Mon""n. W,h... Anlea Boll. J .... Marie Fowl... Dorothy IClpphollll • M.ar, ..e, Rorem. W.dene .. Ivn Eklund. Doris Olson. 1<1> M.a. Second 'In': Sylvia Mill... M.ri. Wtnbtcg. Aants Lunde. A,n.. Mohn. Ma . n Kobloe. Mild N d Lunn. Elsie Blne ... E1izabe'h Friu. Opal Gro"". Mary J.De Oedridr. MJdrrd MotuOD, Mary M.chl•• Enid Blal:.c, Enid Hu'son. Ma ri. ] nson, Eul. Mae Golf. Thi,d 'ow: Bo"" Aapor. Vi"in� Ollron. Alicc Cook, N...U. R..... . Eline Bo oso" . H.d.1lI Dahl.. Nonlla NI,.I. Volbe<-a N",..." Nocdio Am_. Gcrtn.da S,.nbc". LoIUll Haulle. Marie Hag....., Maran .. o.m.n, Motion Penni., Ruth Johnson. Enl,,, M<Culleua/!. Bo"lioc V...... . Top 'ow: N••• Olaon. Eliube,h Stu.a. Vi.. "... Duis, Frrdtnb ScbbnbuJ<b. S...I,. S�•.-.. . Louiw Wilhaau. HoI.. S-r. ludith Buuo n . Louiw Htndricbon. Htiq Stuit. AI.ina Lonon. Alica Be., MeU:. F....." Mou B,...cI, Gartruda Brunner. Mot...... Luara. Henri.tta O'N.i1, Vi'1llin i. SmitlJ.

lune

1Vomen �s A thletie A ssociation Low., '0", I.ft 10 son. S",mtl 'ow:

ri�hl: JoaM. Manauso., Eul. Ma. Go/!'. Erud HutJon. Allo. Cook, Judith IIonsol1. Louise Hondrid:. RoI>erca Tomson. Ion. Mod..n. M.ri. Johnson. Gen,ud. S<tnbtcg. Law.se Wiliams. Top 'ow: Ednl K.I.." Rurh Froy•• , AIda Johnson, Thelma N... . Helen Lil l"

L. D. B. 10", 1�li ID rf/fht: Ellen B�ra 'trom. L..n or� Wn h row , Romola Run. J-v!,n Holt amp. Marauet Ronm, louiN: H�ndricksoD , s.a .. SWJlruon. Olga HU 80, M.ri� Litn. Alvina Larstn . M.a.rit Wcnbera: . Klthr," Ril,. ScronJ 10": Elm. beth Frii", Gertrud. Btu.onu, Ruth Sollie. Ovedia Haulc-. Mataatct Mdvtt' . Vir{f1nia D.1yis, V •.I�ri .. Mochnke. Doroth, Kni ffen. Louiae Willl.nu, Roben .. TOCTiaon. Alice: Cook. Enid Sl.ah. Third mw: 1,,,.1\ M,ne Fowler. lon� M.adwn . Ntn, Ruth Fro e D . Gl!nrud, Stenbcra. Volbocg Norboy. Beay S."n. MUYI�' ur�n. V lr.,nla Smith. EliaaiM'th f uv.. llr N;aaltl. Muy MoIehlf, Irl. 'fliNt, J Knuuon . Top ra.: W lcl.e.n r Cal. n n . Her." Scott . Gutnade Tin,claud, Frederika Schlanbusdl . Eyt:lyn Moruon . J oanna M ano�. Elthrr Ol'1urd, Thel m .l Nus, Hel�n Surk, The-lml AJp.r. Edna Kf.luy, June Michelsen, Elno r3 Asper.

Lower

Gern,aD Club LAWtr 'P, le;1 I" " VlI : Laura Haul'" lont: M.ldun. Mildr4lu urkn . Vern f'C" Diner. Eliu.bech Friis.. John Scvfn Suonti 'ow : Ruth }oJ-uuQn . M.,..,u·u Rou..m . Mary �f.. chl«,. SyIYI4l M,lItt. Mar.,ut L.:u-un, MdbJ. Fl!nn�v. He.lt Stark. Third row: Gtt1.rud� Bruno.,., Tb .. lma Oanlfli. Normil Preu.� Bhubeth St urn, VU'Iinu. D:avis. Top "0" : FRd Suau. Orl.ndo AI.,... . AI.finn Am., Plul e"rem . Edward MIchl.,

�

Delta Phi Kappa LOfll�T TOW, l�fl to Tight.' Betty Terry, Marie Lien, Roberta Torrison. Ruth Froyt'n, Romola Rust, Lenore Withrow, Beatrice Sidden, Ruth Sollie, AldOl Johnson. Sen.. Swanson. 5aond TOJP; Iris Evans, Kathryn Andenon, Helen Hoitc.:lmp, JO!'i:ephine Giarde. Teresa Sells. Marguerite LoiIW, Margaret Craft, Hanl H:agerup. Dorothy Andenon. Bt.:ltrice Leland. ThiTd TOW : V a l�ria Moehnke, Ovedia Hoiluge. Lois May Mort en. Iva Knut:mn, Kathryn Rigg. EBen Bergstrom, Consrance CJumh, Margau t M�lver, June Michel.'>Cn. Enher NorgJ.:lrd. Olga Hugo, Dorothy Kniffen. TQP TOJP: Goldene Guriu.. Eugenia Spmcer. Aim.) Stolee'. Edna Kel�)-', Esm<' ralda Torvf' nd . Helen L i l ja, Mabf'l Heggem, Edna Tobiason, TItelma Ness, In'ne Odel l , V i v ia n Bu ne�s .

Grandchildren �"�T TOW, left ta Tight: � argrete Demers. Volborg Norby, Marie W�nberg. Ve-rna Tegl;nd. Virgi nia D•• i.t. J u ne Mlchel.won. S�cond TOW,' Mane Hagenf'M. Mabel Heggem. Gertrude Tingd:lfad. Ouinine R ud. ElIzabeth Soum , Top '011': John Stuen, Lloyd Thompson, John WenbttB, Delbert Br��C'mann, Edward Svinrh,

FreDcl. Club l t

N .ltt

Jo5tphine GjardC'. Romola Rust. on . Madsen, Elinbtth Friis, Gntfudr B n n . Profu�or Lowrr ,()1V, u a Mae Go Esther Norgurd. Cottslan(� Oumb. M l dnd Monson. Suoru/ r07ll: . J O h Runn � ng.• BUtT1Ct Franck. r Mant Johnson, Neva Olson, Enid Hut�n, FtlthJ� Taytt. Berg'trom, Jean Mari, Fo ElI�n Daniels. ma Sidde''U, Thel Top rO": Fftdcr ib SchlanbU:i'dl. JoanlU ManouSM, H.nnttta O'N,il, Melba F'!1 nty, H� ltn Stark. Ovtdl.l HauK#., MUfartt Mtlnr. J unt Michtbcn, EUlcnia Spencr1', Marion Pennie_ Htdvle: Dahle.

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Lo.,rr ro , lr/t 10 rig},/: Rev. Pflueglr, Kathryn Anderson, Jaspt'f Johl1$Oft, Rolf BoIsw, MugarH McIver, Esther NOfgUrd. SUfrice uland, E.mtralda Torw:nd. StconJ ro : V.lf'ria Moehn . .kt. M ld , d urson, Alma StolN, Sen. SwanlOD, Romol.a Rust. lri.t Evans, Marpcrite Law. ThirJ to.: r y Kniffen, Joannll Manousos, Ruth Froy.n. Ovtdia Hause. June Michflsen, thryn Rill•• MarRarct Crafr, Betty TffTY, Vivun Bunni. Top ro,... : P.u. Ea'rem, Ruch Sollie, �Cllft Solie. Clyde ri d , Bun-ice Sidders, Otne», Alvfinn Arne, Gany PSueler.

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n,.. Boys Low�r tOW, left 1 0 right; Arnold Johanson, Joseph R unning, Frank Unger, Ivan Larsen, Haro ld Votaw, Robert Mon.lOn, Verner Bitter, John Dag.sl.md. ScronJ 10"': Arnold Anderson, Fred Huney, Edward Machlt-. Harold Ham. 6t:r1T'\I..ftI Myhre, P,ilmer Sceiro, John Stuen, Orlando Aspt1'. Third TOW: John Wenberg . S("ott FO$u r . Ted Asberg, Fred Surttr, William Capps, George RlUtad, Frichjof Tafec, George Brockway. Top row: Jack Odey, Otis Grande, Garry Pfiul�r. George- Kline, Del�rt BrtWmann., Paul Xavier, Lloyd Thom pson, Harry McCormick, Orville Schlanbu5ch.

Stage Crew Left

Right :

Henry Ol� Raymond Rt:d. Ellen Bergstrom, Gror� Knudtson, Alvfinn Arne, John Dagsland.

Dor.,itor" IJRwn Lowcr rOJr, I�l /0 right: Kenneth Antnson. Edward $v;nlh. Harold Nilstn, Vern Knu.tun, Sunlry Ford, Wau'ofn Hohnstad, Robert Mot� Cliftord H.ul'ftl. Glen Gustavson. Suund ro .. : Walter Schnachnbtrll' Marvin Jensen. Ourles Leask, Anhur Huvik. Qbcrt Haavik. Jack Fishe-r, Sheldon Mot. Cheuer Solie, Harold Johansen. Third ro.. : Paul Estrtm . D«nrus Haldane. Rolph Bolstad, Erwin Knunen. Howard Hudson. Cowen Roberu. Jack. Wall, Norm.n Fry •. Arnold Tommervik. Top TO_: Oliver Ludlow. Alvnnn Arne, Raymondl Reid, Oak Or.ness, George janss«n, Jasper Johnson, Clyde Grioutvedt. RobfTt Manin, Russell Frye.

LetternleR �8 Club L�, 'O"� 1f:11 /0 r;l(hl: John Stuen, RUlHll Frye , Robert Martin. Chark. Leask, Harold Nil.loe.n, Harold Andersen, Edward Svmlh. Second T{)1I1: Kenneth Anenson, Marlin )en;,:n, Oris Grude , a.,ler Solie, Harold Votaw, SUDley Ford. Harold JohanHn. Top '0" : Arnold Tommervik. Olive.- Ludlow. Norma.n Fryt , Alvin Lehmann. ShtJdon Moe, Harry McConu ;,k, Lloyd Thomp>On.

G;rls � Trio Mildr�d Monson AIda Johnson Irene Od�1 I

BOllS � quartette Arnold Anderson R obert Monson Walter Schnackenber g Kenneth Anenson

SINCE irs organization, in

College Choir

1 927, by Prof. J . O. Edwards, the "Choir of the West" has slIng its way into the hearts of many. Although n , the choir maintains a prominent place at Pacific Lutheran College, and aids in crearing a spiritual atmosphere, as well as, in making known the name of the school in ever widening circles. With a membership of 52, the 1 9 3 5- 36 <1 c<1fJ<?II<1 choir mastered many new ďż˝elections of which the following were widely commented upon: "0 Filii et Filiae" by Leisring ; "Christmas Lu llaby" y Mozart; "From Heaven Above" by F. M . Christiansen, director of Sr. Olaf Choir; "Ie's Me, 0 Lord" by Noble Cain; and "P aIm 2 3 " b the director, J. O. Edwards. Under the managership of Mr. Victor A . Elvestrom, the choir presented concerts in various Luth ran Churches of Tacoma, and on March 27, began its annual spring tour of two weeks. A ft er overcoming many di fficulties, the choir realized its vision of a tour through the "Inland Empire " , wbich was new territory to most of the members. After appearing in two concerts in Seattle on April 5, the son g sters roured northward through orher cines of the Sound going as fAr as Bellingham. Addici!)nal concerts were given in Tacoma and Portland. Prof. J . O. Edwards a nnounces that in addition to a first choir of forty voices, a second choir will he organiud next year.

Carl Coltom,

Helen Thune, Pr�lid�nl

Kathryn John!on , Secretary

Trcalurtr

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CITVITIES of the Pad/ic Lurheran Col lege Alumni were climaxed this year when the Association held irs annual reunion February 22 and 2 3 . The main fearure of

fhe week·cnd was che alumni banquet, held Saturday e v en in g, at che W inth rop Hotel , Tacoma . Orchestra

se lec t ions

were presented u nd e r the direction of Prof . J. O. Edwards.

Thrane, president of che A lu m n i Association welcomed me cl ass of made by Frirhjof Tayet, class pr siden!.

Dr. T ingel sra d gave

1 936. The

Helen

response was

greeting, and additional

musical numbers included song s by the Monson quarter, and violin

se lections

by Lewis

Hunter. To commemorate a particularly successful season in athletiC!; the remainder of the progJ:am

was g iven over to a group of spon reviews. Osca r J. Anderson, Prof. o. J. Sruen, Prof. A . W . Ramsrad, Norman Frye, H arold Nilsen, Ru sse l Frye, Margaret Jacobson, M r s . Adah Dapper, and Coach Cli fford Olson made

s horr

s peeches.

On Sunday, ule annual alumni services were held in Trinity Lutheran Church at devcn A. M., and in the a fternoon the "Choir the chorus were asked to join che

c ho i r

'of

che West" gave

3 conce rr.

Fonner members of

nu mbe r of anthems.

Officers for 1 9 3 5-6 are : presid�nt, Helen Thrane; vice·president, B irger Nelson; secretary. Kathryn J ohnson; r reasurer Carl Col ram .

New members e1ecred to the board are Oscar

J. Anderson, P. L. A , Parkland; Berdine Knul5e n, '3 l , Parkland; M r ron Kre i d l e r , '26, Tacoma ; Dororhy Lehmann, '32, Parkland ; J olm Van Leuven, '35, Tacoma; and J. P.

Pflueger, faculry representative, Parkland .

ATHLETICS

. Football NORMAN FRYE-Right End. Cap tain-Elect. "Norm," the veteran right end, who was absent a year rerumed with aU b.is aggressiveness.

RUSSEL FRYE--Center. As line cap tain and center, "Mutt" played a re marltable defensive game .

HAROLD O'CONNER-Right Ha l f back. "Bucky," as backfield captain, showed leadership through speed and power.

ROBERT MARTIN-Left Guard. As guard, "Bob" has shown his drive and ability to break througb. the oppon ems' defense.

HAROLD VOTAW-Left Halfbaclc. The speed and cleverness shown by "Hal" ; H right half has been a great asse t to the team.

Football ED SVINTI-I-Righr Tackle. Although Iiglu, Ed bas held down the tadc.1e position for three years, and IW place will be hard to fill.

LAURENCE GRENIER has gIVen a.U his opponents a battle from the ·guard position. He will return for his thIrd year.

HAROLD NILSEN-Left End. With s�ed and persistence "Bissel" has held securely the left end positton.

OLIVER LUDLOW-Fullback. "Lud," rhe shore rullback, was the power howe who backed the line.

S H E L D O N M O E- Q u a. r terbaclc. "Dutch's" abiliry of handling the team from the quarterback position wall unique.

Football K E N N E T H A N E NSON-Le f t Tackle. "Ken" has shown his ability to play a fighting game at tackle.

ARNOLD TOMMERVIK-Left Half. back. Playing his first season of foo< ball, "Tim" showed the cleverness of a veteran back .

WILLIAM CAPPS--Guard. AIl jolcing C H E S T E R S O L I E� u a r t e r baclc. "Cher," the versatile baclcfield man, bas been a reliable quarterbac.l.

was pur aside when Capps played his game in the line.

Football FRED HEANY-Fullbadt . Plenty of

power and speed in the badcfidd.

was

shown by Heany

OTIS GRANDE-Right Tadcle. Al· though this was IUs first �r, Grande found II permanent posirioo in the liM.

H A R O L D A N D E RSON-G u a rd. Playin� but ooe year, Harold's absence will be gready Edt at right guud .

CL I FFOR D O. OLSON Coach

Basketball T

HE PACIFIC LUTHERAN COLLEGE hoopsrm have won their third consecutive Junior Col lege basketball championship for [he State of Washington, which gives [hem the permanent possession of [he trophy awarded by the Yakima Chamber of Commerce [Wo years ago. Foll owing a basketball banquet given by the Associa[ed Student Body, a trophy Wa3 awarded to Harold Nilsen by Paul A. Preus as being the most valuable player. At the a.ame time, "Chet" Solie wa elected as honorary captain.

HAROLD NIlS EN Center

ARNOLD l'OMMERVIK

Guard

CHARLIE LEASK Forward

CHESTER SOLIE Forward

HAROlD VOTAW Forward

R USSEL FRYE wter

Basketball LLOYD THOMPSON Forward

MARVIN J ENSEN Guard

STANL EY FORD Guard

High School Basketball [.OW" lOW, I.fl

10 nlhl: Howard Hudoon. Roben 'Snn, Ouill. 5<:hllnbuadl. o.nn .. HaldlJl<, Gury PII u.gar. B. 4 ro.: Iblpb Hutthi ...n. Cood> R.mst.d.

Golf

Tennis

Wrestling

Girls ChaRlpioD Basketball u/,

",hi: Enid HUl>On. Joanna

M.no ...... .

E •• I,n Monson. N ..a Oloon . Edna Gertrud. Sunb<'a .

Kduv. VoIbe., N<><bv. RJ.tlI

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Girl8 Honor Basketball utI

10 ri,hl: Th.lma N ... . Ruth

Sollie.

Edna K.lse,.

F«duilta Schl• •busch.

E• •I,ft

Monson. W.d,,,,, eau .. n.

Girls Chan'pioft Captsiobs" L� f l

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Hnol

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H.I.n Scot<.

Judy BeMOn.

W .den.

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Lou;",

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Diann. H, I.n $.:0« . Joann. M.nolUOO, Euha, Noraurd. Ed.. Kd•.,.. Hoi • • SII,k, Ruth Selli., Th.I",. Nts>.

Frtd.ricb Schlanbu.Kh,

Girl8 Volley Ball THELMA NESS RlITH FROYEN MELBA FENNEY BERGLIOT VOGAN ELSIE BARRET JOANNA MANOUSOS W ADENE CALAVAN JUDY BENSON

Hiking MANAGERS ALDA JOHNSON MARIE JOHNSON

LOUISE HENDRICKSON Baseball M .magl!T

ROBERTA TORRISON

Golf Mtmager

LOUISE WILLIAMS Tennis Manager

THELMA NESS Track Managl!T

Your Song Hit Para tie I'M LOOKING AT THE WORm THRU ROSE COLORED GLASSES.

BETTY COED.

YOU OUGHT TO BE IN PICTURES.

I'M LOOKING OVER A FOUR-LEAF CLOVER.

I'M SITTING ON TOP OF THE WORLD.

WHEN A BOY LOVES A GIRL.

OH COME, COME, COME.

I WAS LUCKY .

GONNA SIT RIGHT DOWN AND WRITE MYSELF A LETT E R.

GRASS IS GREENER.

Your Song Hit Parade

THREE ON A MATCH

WHERE AM I?

LET YOURSElP GO.

OLD BLACK JOE.

WHEN YOU AND 1 WERE YOUNG MAGGIE.

COME JOIN OUR BAND.

SWEET ADELINE

WHO'S OVER THERE?

SITnN' ON A LOG.

SHE'S "PIXILATED."

LET'S GO.

YOUR SHOES, MID-GIT?

P. L. C. "PANORAMY."

A STITCH IN TIME. SAVES NINE.

LOST OR STRAYED OR STOLEN AWAY?

GIRLS, NEVER DO TODAY WHAT YOU CAN Pur OFF UNTIL TOMORROW.

LOCAL POLE SITTER.

BOWED BY THE WEIGlIT OF CENTURIES, HE LEANS UPON HIS HOE.

NIXJ ES OF

THE

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POOL.

GOIN' TO TOWN.

SLOW-"MEN AT WORK" ( ? )

Q UOTEAM I LAUGHING? THE MAGNIFICENT OBSESSION. THE CASE OF THE LUCKY LEGS.

ARRANGED TO HEIGHT?

TURNS FARMERETTE.

HANK UPON HER PEDESTAL.

OLD McDONALD HAD A FARM .

M A R Y BURNS FUGITIVE.

WHY DON'T YOU SIT DOWN AND REST YOUR HANDS AND FACE AWHILE?

BEFORE THE WANDERING IN THE WILDERNESS.

P. L. C. �ovie Review

RIFFRAFF .

MELODY

IN SPRING.

COLLEGIATE.

HITCH l-flKE

LADIES.

THE LADY CONSENTS.

WHERE SINNERS MEET.

THREE KIDS

AND

A QUEEN UTILE MAN, WH AT NOW?

P. L. C. �ovie Review

GIRL CRAZY

LAST OUTPOST

PERSONALITY KID.

BRIDE COMES HOME.

THE

COLLEGE RYTHM.

SMALL TOWN GIRL.

GA Y DECEPTION.

LADY FOR A DAY.

MANY HAPPY RETURNS.

HA MONY LANE.

Yell Lea,lers

Kite/,en Crew

ďż˝ay nay Festival Queen Nove l l e and her attendants

DR. ) .

DR. CARLO A. SPERA TI

F. MASON HOLMES

RYNN I NG

Dr . Carlo A. Sperati , the f i rst musical d irector of Pacific Lutheran C o l l e ge and one of i ts staunchest of f ri e n d s , was born Norwe g i an mother .

in Os l o , Norway,

bei n g the so n of an

I ta l ia n fathe r and a

Com in g to the Uni ted Sta tes in 1 88 3 , he made h i s way th r ou gh Luther

Col l ege and Lu t h e r Se m i nary by m ea ns of his musical abi l i ty .

Si nce 1 905

he has held the

pos i t io n of di rector of music at Luther College where he o rgan i zed th e well -known Luther

Col lege Co ncert Band, which has gai ned i n ternational recog n i tion .

The coming sum mer Dr.

Sperat i , now 75 years o ld , w i l l take his fa m ous band on i ts secon d Europea n tour in honor of th e diamond anni versary o f Luther College.

Dr. J . L. R yn n i ng , who at H esp e r ,

ser

Colle8e p h ys i ci a n for more th a n twenty years, was born

I owa, and rece ived h i s educ at ion in

Monana Ac a de my , and Luther Col l ese .

the

Ru sh for d

( M i n nesota )

H i gh

School

G raduati n g from Rush Med ica l Co l l ege , he practiced

medic i n e a t Bu tte, Mon tan a, and at S t a n wood , Washington.

When he located i n Tacoma in

1 8 95. he became co n n ec tee! wi th the College, t eac h i ng phys iology and h y g i e n e , serv i n g on the

board of trustees, edi t ing the firs t catalogue, and ac t i n g as t he school physician u n t i l

1917

H i s f our children-La rs, Karen, Emma, and So l vei g-ar e a l l g rad ua te s of the Col l eg e .

Living in Tacoma and Parkland s i nce 1 882 , Fred Mason Holmes has c on t r i b u t ed

world many masterful pa i n t i n ss.

to the

For a nu m be r of yea rs he taught art a t Pa c i f i c Lutheran

Academy, a n d was on e of the si gn e rs of P resi d en t O. A. Tlngelstad's d i p l oma wh e n the la tter

comp leted the Commercial Course at P. L. A.

Mr. Holmes is now p a i n t in g a p i c tu re of Leif

Ericson on his v i k i ns ship as he s i gh ted the Am erican m a i n l an d in t he year 1 000.

This striking

p a i n t i ng w i l l be u nvei l ed on c om m e n ce men t night and prese n t ed to P. L. C. a s M r . Hol mes' tribu te to the Nord i c founders of the Collese and th ei r descendants.

Flowery Path To The Far Horizon

We thank the Saga Staff and Members of the Facu l ty who have aided so m a ter i a l ly i n the production of this boo k .

May that s p i r i t of f r iendly cooperation between you and us con t in u e through m a n y Sagas.

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