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in the book, which stands both for the Bible ,md for the chief tool of the student. The lamp of learning is traditional in the Western Civilization 'which is our heritage, and symbolizes man's search for free knowledge and wisdom. The flame of the lamp illuminates the book. The Evergreen tree, perhaps the greatest natural reSOUi'ce of the Pacific Northwest, ties the University to its locale, and is symbolic of the abundance of the natural sur roundings, as well as man's dependence upon it. Much is new, much remains, and it was the sincere desire of the staff of the 1961 SAGA to capture this "University Year" and record it for you on the pages of this book. May this 1961 SAGA be a credit to the students of a beloved institution ... Pacific Lutheran University.

Foreword

EDITOR

In this seventieth year of Pacific Lutheran's h istory, many changes came to our campus. The goal of Un iversity status for wh ich cou rageous men of v ision and faith had so d i ligently worked was realized as Pacific Lu theran College became Pac ific Lutheran University. The beautiful, well equipped Tacoma-Pierce Admin i stration B u i ld i n g was dedi cated. The Uni vers ity's athletic teams went forth to the i r collegiate wars u n der the banner of Knights as the G ladiator nkkname died with PLC. To capture the flavor of this great yeal', the SAGA chose to feature the new PLU Knight, symbolic of the Renaissance period of relearning and emblematk of the U n ivers ity's goal to educate Christian men and women fol' service to God a nd man.

The new Uni versjty Seal was also chosen to further i llustrate the U nivers i ty Year theme as the design incorporates elements which symbol ize the Uni versity's heri tage and function . The elliptical shape, adapted from the style of the seal of The American Lutheran Church symbolizes the c lose relations hip between the U n i versity and the Church, which owns and en eompasses the school. The ellipse is a n ancient Christian sign which indi cates the relati onship between God and man. The name of the institution and the date of i ts founding are appropri ately placed along the border. Central to the design is the ancient " Ch i Rho," a si gn designating Jesus as The Christ, and d rawn from the cross of Calvary. The " Chi Rho" is pl anted i n the book, which stan ds both for the Bible and for the chief tool of the student. The lamp of leal'l1ing is traditional i n the 'Western C i vil ization which is our heritage, and symbolizes man's search for free knowledge and wisdom. The flame of the lamp illuminates the book. The E vergreen tree, perhaps the greatest natural resource of the Pacific Northwest, ties the University to its locale, and is symbolic of the abundance of the natural s ur roundi ngs, as well a s man's depend ence upon it. M uch is new, m uch rema ins, and it was the sincere desire of the staff of the 1961 SAGA to capture this "U ni versity Year" and record it for you on the pages of this book. May this 1961 SAGA be a credit to the students of a beloved i n stitution . . . Pacific L utheran Universi ty.

EDITOR

Dr. S. C. Eastvold The ~tm azi ng growth of the a C<ldemic program and physi ca l plant of our beloved Pacific L utheran U nivers ity the past eighteen years is t he story of a man. It i!"! the story of a m a n fi lled with courage, vL ion a nd faith . It is the story of a man vvho was hur led a cha llenge a nd who was m ore than equa l to t he task. it is the story of our presjdent, Dr. S. C. Eastvold.

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T here i 110t space herein to tell the story of how t his mun labored to br ill g us to the h igh pl aee we enjoy tod ay in the a ademi c world . All we can do here is t o thank him for what ha often been

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a tha n kless taRk ane! pray God's richest ulessing upon h im an d hi s labo r s. A' we t hank him, \ve must rem ember also to express to Mrs. Eastvold our gratitude for the many hours she has spent in t 1e U n iversity's behalf. It is only fitting that this L. niversity Y ear SAGA be ded i a t ed to the ma n, who more th a n a ny ot her i nd ividual, h a, made t11 is Univ l's ity Year possi ble. Th erefore, 0 YO Il . r. S. C. Ea. t old , we ded icate t hL 1961 SAGA a s a token of our thanks a nd appreciat ion and pray that God will contin ne to s ustai n you with His wisdom anc! strengt h th rough Chri st .Jeslls.

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thankless taRk and pray ,od's richest hlessing u pon h i m an 1 hig labors. As we thank him, we must remember al s o to xpress to Mrs. ; stvold our gratitude for the many hours she has spent in tne Uni versity's behalf.

It is only fitting that this l niversity Ye'r SAGA be dedi ated to th e man, who more than any other individual. h made this UnivE'l\ ity Yea)" possi •

Th r e fore, to YOIl. r. S. C. f st old, we d dicate t h i � 19G SA �A ns a otten of our thanks and appr cia ion and ray that od w il l continue to sustain y u with HL- wisdom and trtrenJ:\'th through 'hl'i�t .Jesus. bJe.

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The Future 9

The academic year, 1960-61, has been, without doubt, one of significant achievement and progress in all aspeds of the University's activities, ac companied by decided strengthening for the years ahead. With the reorganization of the institution into six schools and colleges, we have automatically brought markedly preceptible intelledual stimulus to both faculty and students. Several of the long established programs and courses have been sub jected to extensive criticism and analysis with recommendations for changes pending. There has been increased interest on the part of students in aspects of many kinds on the University campus. Over and above the usual activities of a social character, the students of today are more than ever interested in University policy and curriculum, admissions, public relations, and development, as well as in their ovvn problems and future.

In this brief message, I wish to greet the stu dents of today, who will be the alumni of tomor row. We invite you to become a very active part of the Ten-Year Program which has been set up by the Board of Regents. vVe will need to accom plish as much in the next ten years as we have done Dr. Seth C. Eastvold in the past seventy years, if we are to take our place as a great University PRESIDENT and render our best service to home, church, state and world. This will mean the financial, moral, academic and spiritual support of a host of people now among our friends, as well as countless others whom we will need to enlist in the futul'e. We thank God for this great year. We pray that it will be onl~r one of many years that will be even greater. To that end, we thank those who have helped in the past, and pray that God's bless ing will rest upon us as we are workers together with God in the great vast field of Christian higher education.

The academic year, 1960-6 1 , has been, w ithout dou bt, one of significant achievem ent and progress in all as peets of th e Un i vers i ty's a ct i v i ties ac com p a n ied by d ec ided stren g thening for the years ahead. ,

With the reorga n iz a tion of the i nsti tution into six schools and college s , we h ave a uto maticall y b rought mark edl y p receptible intellectual stim ulus to both faculty and students . Several of the long establ ished p rograms ancl courses have been sub jected to extensive critici::ml and a n alysis w i th recommendations for ch a nges pendi n g'. Th ere has been i ncreased i nterest on the part of student s in aspects of many ldnds on the U n i versity campus. O ver an d above the usual act i v i ties of a social character, the students of today a re more than ever i n terested in Uni versity policy and cU1Tic ulum, admissi ons, public I'elations, a nd development, as well as i n thei r own problems and future.

In this brief message, I w ish to greet the stu dents of today, who ,v iII be the alumni of tomor row. We invite you to become a very active part of the Ten-Year Progra m wh ich has been set up by the Board of Regents. We will need to accom plish as much in th e next ten years as we h a v e done i n the past seventy years, if we a re to take o u r place a s a gre a t U n i ve r sity and render o u r best service to h ome, ch u rch, state and world. This w i l l mean the fin a n c ial, moral, academ ic a nd spi ritual support of a hos t of people now among our friend s, as well as countless others whom we will need to enl ist in the future. We thank God for this great year. We pray that it w i l l be only one of many years that w i ll be even greater. To that end, we thank those who h ave helped in the past, a nd p ray that God s bless i ng will res t upon us as we a re workers together with God in the great vast field of C h r i sti a n h igher ed u c a t ion. '

ence H all. He was formerly head of the P.L.U. Development Fund in 1957 and 1958. Peterson received his Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Wis consin, has a Master of Arts degree from ·Wi sconsin, and is a canclirlate for the Doctor of Philosophy degree from that University.

VI CE PRE SI DE NT Clayton B. Peterson

Clayton B. Peterson, as the new vice presi dent, h ai\ his pri mary responsi bili t i es i n the a reas of cievelopment and alumni relations. He is i n charge of the eleven mill i on dollar development pro gram , which i i; scheduled to be com pleted by 1970. The p rojects that are plan ned include three dorm i tor ies, an art b u i lding, a field house, a sw imming pool, a sta di u m and athletic field, a health center, and adci i tiom; to the Li b ra ry, College Union B u i l d i n g, and Sci ence Hall . He was formerly head of the P .L.U . Development Fund i n 1 957 and

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Peterson recei ved his Bachelor of A rts degree from the Un iversi ty of W i s consin, has a Master of A rts degree from ·Wisconsi n , and is a can d i date for the D octor of Philosophy degree from that University.

DEAN OF THE UNIVERSITY Dean Philip E . Hauge has been with Pacific Lutheran Univel'sity for forty-one years and now serves as Dean of the University. It is his duty to guide the academic program of the university through the several schools under the university structure. But Dean Hauge has been more than an academic dean: he has served for many years as the faculty counselor to the Student Council a nd he ean be found taking an active interest in a ll phases of. uni vel' ity life. Last year's SAG was dedicated to him as a tribute and a partial "thmlk you" for his labors in behalf of the hool.

D r. Phi l ip E. Hauge

DEAN OF THE UNIVERSITY D ean Ph ilip E. Hauge has been with Pac ific Lutheran Uni versity for forty-one yea.l"S and now serves as Dean of the Uni versity. It is h is duty to guide the academic program of the uni versity through the several schools under the u n i vers ity stru cture. But Dean Hauge has been more than an academic clean: he has served for many years as the faculty coun selor to the Student Council an d he can be foun d tak i n g an active i n terest in all phases of. un iversity life. Last year's SAG was ded icated to h i m as a tri bute and a pat路tial "thank you" for his labors in behalf of the s 路h ool.

L. TO R : Olsen , Dan ielso n, Turman , Ram stad, Harmon, Gul lix so n, Knut so n, Tiedema n, P eterson, Randolph, Storaasli, 'Voldseth, Hageness, Vance.

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Board Of Regents

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Dr. Erich C. Knorr, Dean

C OLLE GE O F A R TS The College of Arts and Sciences, headed by Dean Erich C. Knorr, is the heart and core of University study. Its purpose is to provide sub stantial educational experiences by which a stu dent may acquire adequate schooling in prepara tion for life and secure a sound basis of knowledge and skill for service in a chosen field. Degrees offered by the College of Arts and Sci ences include Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Sci ence, and Bachelor of Science in Medical Tech nology.

The divisions of this college are Humanities including the departments of English, Foreign Languages, Philosophy, and Religion; N aha·al Sciences including the departments of Biology, Chemistry, General Science, Mathematics, and Physics; Social Sciences including the depart ments of Economics, History, Health and Physical Education, Political Science, Psychology, and Soci ology. The College of Arts and Sciences also offers careers in Engineering, Law, Medicine, Dentistry, Parish Work, Social Work, and Theology.

A ND

S C I EN C E S

D l'. Erich C . Kno!'l', D ean

The College of A rts and Seiences, headed by Dean E rich C. Knorr, is the heart anel core of Un iversity study. Its purpose is to provide sub stantial educational experiences by which a stu dent may acq u i re adequate schooli ng in p repara tion for life and see ure a sou nd basis of knowledge and skill for service i n a ehosen field . Degrees offered by the Coll ege of A rts and Sci ences include Baehelor of Arts, B achelor of Sci ence, and B aehelor of Scienee i n Medical Tech nology.

The d ivision� of thLs college are H u manities including the departments of E ngl ish, Foreign Languages, Philosophy, and Religion; Natural Sciences including the departments of B iology, Chemistry, General Science, Mnthematies. and Physics; S ocial S eienees including the depa rt ments of E conomics, H istory, H ealth and Physical Ed ucation, Pol itical Seience, Psychology, and Soci ology. The College of A rts and Sciences also offers careers in E ngineering, Law, l'ded ieine, Dentistry, Parish Work, S oc i al Work, and Theology.

Assoc iate Professor of Biology

Blomquist Associate Professor of English Charle.. Ander 'on

As,.;o,'iate Professor of Chemi,.;try

George E,

Arhaugh

A �si,.;ta n t Professol' of Philosophy

John E. Gaines

Charles E. Haydon

Ass ista nt Professo r of Geology and Ge neral Engineering

Assistant Professo r of French and Spani sh

Elvin M, Akre

David A, Black

Ass()('ia te Pro fes:;o r of Hi:;tor)'

lnst.rllctol' in English

James D. Ga brielsen

Lucille M. J()hn~on

A. !'; i ~ta nt Professor of Physical Educa tion , Coach of Football and Bagcball

Assoc iate Professor of En"dish Kenneth E. Chri�topherson

Donald R. Fal'mer

Assi:;tunt Pl'ofessor of Religion

As�ociate Professol' of Politil'al Science

Lee Ford

Grace E, Blomquist

AssOt'ia te Pro f esso l ' of Biology

A:;socia tc Profes�ol' of Englis h

Jame� D, Gabrielsen A:si,.;tant Pl"<lfessor of Physical Education, Coaeh of l"ootball

John E. Gaines

Charles E. Haydon

Assistant Professor of Geology and Gene ral Engineering

A:;si:;tant Pl'ofessor of French and Spanish

Lucille M, J()hn�on Associate Professor

of En,!!lish

and Baseball

Gene C. Lundgaanl

John G. Kuethe Associa te Professor of Philosophy

In structor in Physical Education, Coach of Basketball Raymond A, Klopsch

Jens

Associate Professor of Engl is h

of Biology

Eugene A. Maier Associate Professo r of Mathematics

Knudsen

Assistant Professor

J eanine Moravec

In struc tor in Engli sh

Olaf M. Jordahl

Anne E. Knudson

Professol' of Ph ys ie s

As soc i ate Professor of English

Shirley A. Mac Isaac

Robert Newell I nstructor in Mathematics

In structor in German

Harold J. Leraas Pl'ofessol' of Biology

Ottilie Elise Little Professor of

German

.John G. Kuethe

Gene C . Lunclgaarrl

Assoc iate Professor of Philosophy

Instructor in Physital Edueation, Coaeh of Baskt'tball

Eugene A. Maier Associate P rof es so r of Mathematics

Instructor in Eng;liďż˝h

Robert

Shirley A.

:Mac Isaac I ns t\'\lc tor in

Jeanine Moravec

Gcrman

Newell

Instructor in ;VI a thcma tits

Paul lVI. Reigstad

Clarence J. Potratz

Assis tan t Professor of English

In structor in Mathematics Sherman B. NOl'nes Assistclnt PI'ofessol' of Physics

Robert B. Olafson Instructor in English

Kelmer N. Roe

Josef E. Running

Assoc iate Professor of Religion, Greek

Ass is tant Prof essor of Mathematics

Magnlls Nocltvedt

Robert C. Olsen

Professor of History

Professor of Chemistry

Peter J. Ristuben

H. Mark Salzman

Assis tant Professor of Hi:;tory

Assistant Professor of Physical Education, Athletic Director and Coach of Track Anders W. Ramstad Professor of Chemistry

Herbert R. Ranson Professor of English

Paul M. Rei gstacl

Clnrence J. Potratz

Assistant Profes!;ol' of Eng'lish

Instructor in Mathematics

Peter J. Ristuben Assistan t Pl'Ofessol'

of History

Kelmer N. Roe

Josef E.

Associate Professor of Religion, Greek

Assistant Pl'ofes!;or of Mathematics

R u n n i ng

H. Ma rk S a l zman As,;btant Professor of Physical Education, Athletic Director a nd Coach of Track

William L. Strunk

Professor of Biology

Walter C, Schn ackenbcl '",

ProfC'ssol' of History

Rhoda H. Young Assista nt Professor of Physica l Edu ca tion

Richard

lnstrudo[' in Psyehology

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Donald C. Ziemke Assista n t Pl"Ofessol' of Religi on

,Johan n es A, Schiller

Ann S m ith Instructor of Biology

Aďż˝sistant Profe!>sol' of Sociology

Phyl l i s P. Templin Instructor of Phys ieal Education

Paul G. Vigness

Assoeiate Pl'ofessor of Religion and H i s to ry

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Sven Winther Instrllctor of Psychology

William L. Strunk Pr ofessor o f Biology

Rhoda H. Young

As!>istun t P rofes sor of Physical Edueution

Donald C. Ziemke Assistant PI'ofessor of Religion

This School is not designed only for students planning to go into busi nes. , but also for those who plan to teach business courses, those "vho wish to continue ::;tudy in graduate business school, and those who desire a gen eral background in economic problems.

Gundar K ing

Robert E. Pierson

Ass is tant P rofe ssor of E cono mi cs and Bu siness

Associate Professo r of E co nomics and Bus in ess Admini s tl'U tion

Admini ~trat i o n

Ma rtha S. Hilbert

Charles A. Peterson

I n,;tl'udol' in Business Admini stra tion

Associate Professor of Economics a nd Business Administration 21

Dwight J. ZUlauf, Dean

School of Business Adlninistration Supervised by Dean Dwight J. Zulauf, the School of Business Adminis tration offers a program leading to the degree of Bachelor of Business Administration. This School is not designed only for students planning to go into busi ness but al 0 f r those who plan tu teach business courses, those who wish to continue study in g ra duate business school, and those who desit'e a gen eral background in economic problems. .

Martha S. Hilbert fntitl'udoJ' in Business AdministJ'ation

Gundar King

Robert E. Pierson

Assi�tnnt pJ'ofessor of Economics and Business Adminbtration

Associate Professor of E conom ic- s and Business Adl11inistration

Charles A, Petel'son

Associate Professor of Economics and Business Administration

The School of Education offers not only the undergraduate, but also the graduate opportunity for a career in the teaching profession. The under graduate curriculum meets the certification quali fications for the provisional certificate in the state of Washington. The School offers the degrees of Bachelor of Arts in Education and Master of Arts in Education. The chief purpose of the School of Education is to aid in the development of professional ele mentary and secondary teachers with liberal and scientific education. Under the guidance of John Amend, Dean and Anna Marn Neilsen, Director of Teacher Edu ca tion, this se;hool contributes to the understandings of the economic, political, social, psychological, and philosophical aspects of education.

John A mend, D ean

SCHOOL OF EDUCATION Anna lVIal'n Neilsen, D irector of Teacher Education

The School of Ed ucation offers not only the undergrad uate, but also the graduate opportunity for a career in the teachi ng profession. The under graduate c urriculum meets the certification quali fications fOI" the provisional certificate in the state of Washington. The School offers the degrees of Bachelor of Arts in Education and Master of Arts in E d ucation. The chief p urpose of the School of Education is to aid i n the development of profesl-;i onal ele m entary and secondary teaehers with l i beral and scientific ed ucation . Under the guidance of J ohn Amend, Dean and Anna Marn Neilsen, D irector of Teachel' Educa tion, thi s school contributes to the understandings of the eeonomic, political, social, psyehological, and ph ilosophical aspects of ed ucation.

Graduate School

Dr. Theodore C. Sjoding, Dean Vernon C. Carlson

Arnold J. Hagen

Associate Professor of Education and English

Assistant Professor of Education

June Broeckel

Arne K. Pederson

I nstructor of

Assistant Professol路 of Education

Education

Margaret P. Stenson Ins.ructor in Education

Graduate School D l". T heodore C. Sjoding-, D ean

Dr. Vernon A. Utzinger, Dean

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P. Louis K.

Stanley Elberson

Associate Professol' of Music

Instru('tol' of Speech

Christensen

R. Byard Fritts

George R. Elwell

Associate Professor

Assistant Professor of Art

of :vr llsic

School of Fine and Applied Arts The School of Fine and Applied Arts, consisting of the departments of

art, music, and speech, is directed by Dean Vernon A. Utzinger.

The degrees offered by this school are Bachelor of Fine Arts and Bach足 elor of Music. As well as providing the student with a specialization in one

of the arts, the School of Fine and Applied Arts also provides him with broad cultural background in all of the arts,

01'. Vernon A. U tzinger, D ean

In s tru cto r in Music

Direc tor of hoir , Professor of L atin a nd N orwegia n

Theon l'e O.

Pl'of sor

Iu I'J Spee�h

Lan; E. Kittleson .-\.s:istHnt P."ofessor of rt

George Ro kos

Paul J . Steen

ssocia te of A rt

A . i. tant P rofesso r of , peech

r of essor

onion O. G ilbel"t�bn

A ;"oriate Professor

lu>;ie

Frederick L. Ne\"vnham Associa te Professor

of Mllsk

Eric Nordholm

Assistan t Professor

Speech

Doroth.v K. Payne

Gunnar J. Malmin

hoir, S50r of Ln tin

Direc tor of

Instructor in Music

Prof and Norwegian

'eorge RORko. ��odate rofesso,·

of Art

Paul ,1. Steen

ssistant Professor (f peech

basic tools essential in various nursing positions, and to endow in them the Christian philosophies of the nursing profession. The degree offered by this school, which is accredited by the Washington State Board of Professional Nurse Registration, is the Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Miss Eline Kraabel Morken is the Acting Director of Nursing.

F r a nce,' M. Hei nkke

Helen C. Jacobsen

Assistant P rofesso l' of NUI'sing

In structor in Nurs ing

Doris "Vag-net路 Assistan t Professor of Nursing

Eline K. Morken, Acting D irector

SCHOOL O F NURSING The aim of the School of Nurs i n g is to prov ide the students with the basic tools essential in variollS nu rsing positions, and to endow in them the Chr istian ph ilosoph ies of the nllrsing profession. The degree oITered by this school, which is accred ited by the Washi ngton State Board of Profession al N u rse Registration, is the Bachelor of Science in N l\l'si ng. Miss Eline Kl'aabel M orken i s the Acting D i rector of Nursing.

Fr路:tnces M. Hein icke

Helen C. Jacobsen

A"gif;tant Professor of Nursing

In:;tructor in Nursing

oris \Yagnel' Assistant Professor of Nursing

Special

Frank Haley

Linka

Librarian

Johnson

Registrar

John Larsgaard Student Pastor

Florence

Quast

Director of Foods and Assistant Professor of Home Economics

27 J o sep h E. Running, Assistant Professor of Mathematics, is putting on his robe for his last g\'aduation exercise at Pacific

L\1theran University. Professor Running is retir足

ing this spring- after thirteen years of devoted Christian

service in educa tion.

DEAN O F STUDENTS Dl'.

Margaret D. W ickstrom Assista nt Dean of Students

Lesli e O. Eklund Director of Testing-, Vetcrans' Atfair8, Housing

fisten B. Solberg, Dean

Cecil O. Vance, Assistant to the President

ADMINISTRATION OFFICES SecTctarics: Row 1, L. to R: Gi1'OU,C , HW, Rmnmc1', Hcm足 son, Knwgc1', Row 2, L. to R: Lloyd, Munson, Canfield,

Moe, Ra.mstctd, Kolstad, Bane1/, E1ving,

Roth,

Carrell, Nyb01'g, .Jock,

Kenneth Jacobs, Plant M a nager

A n n a Enge, Bookkeeper

Cecil O. Vance, Assistant to the President

ADMIN I STRAT I ON OFFICES Secretaries: Row 1, L. to R: Gir07w, Hill, Rnrmnel', Hlw足 SOli, KJ"uegG1", Row 2, L. to R: Lloyd, M71.ruwll, Canfield,

Moe, Rll1ILStlul, Bailey, Ewillg.

Kolstad,

Roth,

Carrell,

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Public Relations Relations Public TheDepartment DepartmentofofPublic PublicRelations, Relations, The under the the guidance guidance ofof Roy Roy E.E. Olson, Olson, under Nesvig, and and J.J. E.E. Danielson, Danielson, isis Milton Nesvig, Milton chargeofofadmissions, admissions,college collegepromo promo incharge in tions,and and publicity. publicity. tions, All prospective prospective students students find find their their All first contact contact with with P.L.U. P.L.D. thl'ough through this this first department. CCam highlights are are department. a m ppus u s highlights known to to the the ppublic through every every known ublic through means of of communication, communication, ann and concert concert means tours for for the the "Choir "Choir of of the the ",Vest", West", the the tours chorus, and and band band are areplanned planned by bythe the De De chorus, partment of of Public Public Relations. Relations. partment

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Frank L. Green, Assistant Libm1'ian

W. J. Rosenbladt, M.D., College Doctor

Ubm;'Y Staff L. to R.: Hel'eim, Beckman, Fi:;her.

Nurse s , L, to R: Poole, Bergum

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L. to R: Carl Faulk, IIUl1W.Cj(T, Gloria Kl·ueg·er ..�('c,·ctaI'1I

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Frank L. Green, As�istant Livl'[(1'iall

W. J. Rosenbladt, M.D., College Doctor

N1fr.�e8,

L. to R: Poole, Bergum

Carol Sparling, Assistant Dietitian.

MAlNTENANCE :

Row 1, L.

R: Sute1', Bnlyct, BC1'11tsen ,

H u1'lc , E eng e, Hulm.es, H indm'l';l" Sand e'I's, Cam.pbe ll, Row TO R : Davey, Johnson, Jaco bs , Olsen, Y01'((.cek, FuLle1', Rowe, Kavanaug h, Holmes, L al((/illsky , Moh'i', l11a1lpin,

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CAI"ETERIA STAFF, RolV 1, L, TO H: AII<iC)'81)1I., Sc/w.cPC'1't, NfI[JII('SS, Stl"o II , E/I((' 1'''011 , YOllllybloflil, Ha mii tu lI , Row 2, L. TO R: A 111'1'''011, McNeil, Richmolld, OI!w1I., Re!fllo/ds, GiN/cu', JUhl!80ll, SPC"IIf/ic'1', Chl/'k, CIlIl/I, Sic'Uk,

CorFJ::E SHOP, L, TO R,: Syllill!f, GilUcJ/, Uel'颅 lid., Dul<lc'I"'()II,

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Carol Spading, Assistant Dietitian. MAINTENANCE: Row 1, L. TO R: Sntm', B'I'uyet, Be171tsen, Hurlc, EClIge, Holmes, Hin(/rn'lie, SUllde'l's, Caml)bcl/., Row

2, L, TO R: Dal,ey, Johnson, Jacobs, Olsen, VOl'ace/(', Fuller, {f,owc,

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Holmes,

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RANDY STBfE EDITO

RANDY 8T1J1B, EDITOR

DAHL PRESIDENT

Susie Olson Secretary

ASPLU Officers Ken Ruud Treasurer Ro el' L mdbla I Vice Pl' 'siclen

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Kt::n Ruud Treasurer

S'1'UDBN'1' COUNCIL (FIRS'1' Row, L. '1'0 R.) : Art EJli('kson, Sue Olson, Mary Rogers, Roger Lundblad and Frank Lehman,

(SECOND Row): Ted John

ston, Ann Haggart, Linda Blomquist, Don Meyer and Karen Toffle.

Part of the fnter-Club members led by Student Body vice-pre�ident Roger Lundblad.

sion . PLU both the group c1iR-

Pictured here is one of the three panel disCllssion groups led by both stude nts and adults.

Dr. Heuss is s hown leading an adult discussion group.

Confe1'em:e leade1's included (I. to 1'.) : Dr. Carl HellSS (TALC Edu cation Board), Dr. E. C. Knorr (Faculty Sponsor), and Dr. William

Hulme (Wartbury Seminary).

"Helps

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few of the el'ence. erhood 1n

�perul(C.�l":t Dr. ReusI:I rly twent�r sion. PLU both the group di�-

Pictured here is om: of the three panel disClIssion groups led by both student;; and adults.

Dr. ReuHs is shown leading' an adult discussion group.

RELIGION AND GOVERN颅

MEN,.: Editor, Randy

Stime ( eated). Doyle Jorgensert. Janice Benson. Jean Leppa.

Rich Wilson (sUlnding), Reta Rempt (not pictured).

STUDENTS:

STUDENT I

DEX:

Ann Broten.

REJ..J(ao : Editor, Rnnt.!路 l (iI, noyl路

ART EDITOR.

Rich Fatland.

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ORGANIZATIONS:

Editor, Mary Rog ~ (right). Peggy Cook. Julie Reeves.

Editor. 'usan Amundsen (seated), JOAn Wes ley, Karen Sharpe.

AllTlVITJES:

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RI '"'HARD WILSON RETA REMPT. EDITORS

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ETA HE IPT. EDl r w.

Vancouver, Washington

PAUL AASEN Bachelor o f A r ts We natchee, Washington

Who's Who In A merican Colleges

KENNETH EIUCKSEN Bachelor of Art:; Longvicw, Washington

PAUL ERIKS Bachelot" of Arts Seattle, Washington

D A V I D C ROWNE R Bachelor of Arts Bell, California

NORMAN D A H L Bachelor of Arts San Francisco, California

KENNETH ERICKSEN Bachelor of Art� Longview, Washington

PAUL E RIKS Bachelot" of A rts Seuttle, W a s h ington

DOUGLAS A N D E RSON B a chelor of A r ts Soap Lak e , Wa�h i ngton

KENNETH GAAL Bat:helor of Arts San Francisco, California

R U T H B E RHOW Bachelor o f Arts i n E du c a tion Vancouver, W a shington

Burlington, W""hington

KENN E T H G A A L Rat:helor of A rts S a n Fra ncisco, California

C A ROLYN E RICKSO� Bachelor of Arts in E ducation Burlington, W�shington

Portland, Oregon

Oregon City, Oregon

DIANE ROSDAHL Bachelor of Arts in Education LINDA GILMER Thompson Falls, Montana

Bachelor of Arts in Education Tacoma, Wash ing-ton

Not Picturep. KAREN OLSON Seattle, Washington ERIC OTTUM Seattle, Washington

.JOAN KESSELRING Bachelor of Al'ts Lafayette, California

MARTIN SCHAEFER Bachelor of Arts San Francisco, California

LORELIE IHLENFELDT Bachelol' of Arts in Education Seattle, Washington

JUDITH SANNERUD Tacoma, Washington CLARfE SYVERSON Couer d' Alene, Idaho

THEODORE JOHNSTONE Bachelor of Al,ts Palo Alto, California

GENE SCHAUMBERG Bachelor of Science Auburn, Washingto n

MARGERY KRUEGER Bachelor of Arts in Education Oregon City, Oregon

ROGER LUNDBLAD Bachelor of Science Sacramento, California

DIA N E ROSDAHL Bachelor of Arts in Education Thompson Falls, :Vlontana

MARTIN SCHAEFER Bachelor of Arts San Franci"co, California

MARIE PETERS Bachelor of Arts in Education Portland, Oregon

Not Picturep KAREN OLSO N Seattle, Washington

JUDITH SA NNERUD Tacoma, Washington

ERIC OTTUM Seattle, Washington

CLARJE SYVERSON Couer d' Alene, Idaho

G E N E SCHAUMBERG Bachelor of Science Auburn, Washington

DA VID BEne

SHIRLEY AI�LEN

llachelo!' uf Ar b-;

B;:u:hclol' of Al'ts in Education

Eu gen e, Orego n

.h·nnhw:s I.ucig". On·).. wn

S U S AN BERG

AltNOLD ANDEltSON

Bachelor of Scie nc e in NUI's in g

Badwlot· of Arts

Em'bunk. Califo l'nia

Mn�s:lI)(";q\la. Nt'\\' Y(wk

HARLAN ANDERSOl'

OLIVE!, BERVEN. JR.

H:.u"h{'IIlI' of 1\ rls

Bac.hel o )' of Bu:-:in es::; Aclmi n i::; tl':lt.io n

1I1l11'man. Minnesota

S an An s elmo, California

AUDREY BETTS VIHGIL ANDEltSON I-hu'h eJor of Art!i Arts inin BadH.' lul' uf

Education Edur'alillil

T :w orna . \Va s hin ,:; t o n Purtland. Ol'e$.!on

KARENAltMSTRONt.: BlItD ALICE Hachdm'of ofArt� Arts inin l':duC'Uliun Edu c ati o n Badwlur Spnttl G" . \Va s hill j:! tonon Allcnte'en. \VHl:ihinj..t"t

KI':N N ETII BLACK BAKKE JEllO�IE BachelOl.'!)( uf Businc% A l· t~ HU('helnl" A rl m in ist ratiun

Albany, Ol' e~o n Anuht,im, Cnlifol"nia

48 IWGEn [lAKK8N Oathclol" of Ar ts 'i'acorna, \Vu�hin).!tun

SUSAN BALDWIN Bachelor of Sci('ntc in NlIl'�inJ!'

Unkcl·�fi(>ld. Cnli (orn ia

MARILYN 1II!:ISF. Uachelol' of Scit..·nce in Nur.;in�,:, Vnncouv(')', \\'a::;hin)!lOn

DA VID RF.RG

llarhc.:lol' of Arl;-: El'UfCnc. Oregon

SUSAN [lERG nadH'lor or 8dcnce

NU1'l5-in�

BUl'hank. Cniifol'nia.

OLIVEit BERVBN. JR. Dacheifll' of BlI�in('s;-: Admini:.:lr3ti(Jli ::ian An� e lm u. California

AUDIU;Y BETTS Hadl�lor uf Arts in F:du("atinl1 T:wllrlla. \Va�hin;.:'t()n

KAHEN BIHD H:-u:h4,.'!ul'

of Alots in Etlucation

SN\ttlt" \Va�hin�rtOl'1

KI·"

NETIl

BLACK

nilcheior uf A ,·t�

AUmny. OI'l�J.!un

onSON LOUIS B LAESI . .JH.

CHIlJSTENS~:N

llac:helm' of Art::. in Edu(.'3tiol1

llaehelol' of Arl:-; ill �dlll�ation

Oak Har bo r . \Vn s hington

Taeoma. \ Vu}-ihing-tol1

nUSSELL CHRISTENSKN DAVID BLUHM BaC'hL'iol' of ;.\ I'l:-c

Bac h e lor of Arts Kil'k land , \Va.:. ; hi ngton

Springfield. Ol't'g-on

SON.!A CHHISTENSEN U:SLlE [lOWI';[lS

IJnchelol' of At,t-s in .Education

Ba�,helol' of Ar1:-l

Oak JIarhor,

\Va s hjn ~r t()n

Seattle. \Va.�hing'ton

RONALD COLTOM

.TANK llHKVIK

Bac helor of Artli in Education

Uac:ht.'lor of Al'l:-;

Tacnma. Washington

HwIYHl'd. Montana

.!O ANN COllEY

ALAN BHOOKS

B,ac-helot" o f Ads ill Edlll!ation

Bu('hc\IJI' of Al'ls

Puyallup, Wa :-i hinl;ton

Tu('oma. \Vn�hington

BAIlBA.HA COllVEY

BAIWAHA BHUNS na(~h('lol' of Art s llnchelol' of Al't}-j

Kil·kland , \Vas hin g ton

49 STANLEY CI-IAItLI-:S,[,ON Badll'lc)J' of AI,t ...: in !-:flw'a(iull Van('(llIVt'j', \\::1shin:.�t()n

.J A N 1-:'1' <'llIUSTl':L Bach"io!' elf AI'l.:; ill Edu('atif)1I T:u.'omll. \Vashill;;loll

C:\['VIN Cl!H!STI-:NS!':N B'H·h�lul' of A I"l� in Edl!('alion

�('aLtlL'. \Vashil1�l/)1l

ORSON C!I!USTENSEN ll:: u heiol' of I\l"t':'l in Edut:ation Oak Harbor, \\'ashing-Lon

ReSSELL CHRISTENSEN Bachelor of Al'ts Kil'klantl. \Vu."hiJur.ton

SON.IA CHHISTENSEN Bachellll' of Al'Lx in Education Oak IJ::lI'hor. \\'a,,,hin�!;'t()1l

RONALD COLTOM Rac.:helor of Artl::'> in Education Tacoma. WashinJlton

.10 ANN COllEY Bachelor uf J\ I"l� III I-:dllcat ilm Puy-allu}l. \\'a,"hint�-tl)n

BAHBAllA COHVEY Ba('helol' of Art=- K irk land, \Vas hin_� .. (lon

(;EOHC;r,; l';M LY

T H O MA S C l t O S u,; R

Bach e lul' uf Ar ts

Bac helo!' uf A \"ls

Ta co m a. \Va shin )..!ton

Burke. Idaho

DELORI S ENGEN

EA R L C l I H T l S

B ach elo r of Arts

Da�hclor of A rt �

F l't'd e ri c , \Vi':-;(~ (Jn :.;, in

Tacoma. Wa�hillv.t.on

LINDA ENG VALl,

l . F; I F D A H L

Bachejnl" of Ar ts in Educat.ion

Bar.helot' o f A rt.s

Taeoma . \Vas hington

Most::i La k e. \Va�h i n l!lon

.J (o; i\ N D A N u ,; r ,SON Bal~h f·lU l" Ar t.s in Education Haehelor o ( A rt� i n Education

Lake Steve ns, \Va s hi llgtu n

Colton. O re.ron

ANNI<:T'/,E FOEGE

D A R lt Y L DETTM A N N

Uach e lm' of Arts in Education

RaehclHj.' of A f·tl'l

Walla 'Valla. "\Vashin gto ll

Pn�(:u. \Vasbinf�lon

MATTHEW EHNST

M A R Y DUNl.AP

Bnchc lol' of A 1'1..:::

Bachelu,- oC A .-t.::)

Spokane, \Vashin g- lon

La Cun ner, \V a:ih in�ton

50 B Y IW E ECI(I(EM

na(·h(·lo)" o f SC'i('IH'(' ill N l l l' :-. i l l )::: Vm dlO n . \Y ashington

J O B !'.'

EDLUND

H a c'helm" o f A I'L...; O l y m p i a . \\'a�hin l-!ton

A ln ' I -I U R

B L L l CKSON

l I flt:hclol' of

�l n n t ('II('IItI.

( ; E O ll ( ; [O;

A rt.," Califtlrnia

1·;�r L Y

Baf"hclol' o f A I 'fl' Ta('oma. W a � h i n ��lo n

DELORIS ENGEN

Arts \V i:-:t'tJlHdn

Bachelor o f F " l.'c!t' l · i t ' ,

L I N DA E N (; V A L I .

Bach<:ltH' o f A r ls in Education Tacoma. \Va�hington

D I AN I';

EltlCKSON

Ilat:hplor of A r t s in E.ducatioll Lakt' Steve-Ils. \V :l.sh i llJ.!lun

A N N �;TTE

FOEGE

Uachelot· of A r t.s in Educa t i"n Walla \V:llln, \V:\�h i l 1ttt.oll

MATT H E W E H N S T Ilachclol' o r A f'l. Rpokane, \Vashir\.\{loJt

lJ(E~'"E D O N A LD F O S S U M

Hadll'lol'

GOOD ALE

Ba chelol' of A 1'\"

o f A l"t�

Ta('fll"r1:l, \Va shin g'ton

I I I �rh'wood. C a l i f o r n i a

ROI3ERT (;OODFELLOW STA N L E Y F H E D R I C!(SON

Bnch elo r of

U n c h eiol' o f Al't� in Edw'ation

Al't ~

Cat hlam et, \Vnshing-l()!l

no\\,. \\' n s h i l l J.{ Lon

(;orWON G[(ADWOHL

O Y S T I:: I N G A A S H O I .T

Hat'heIOl' of A l'ls

Baeheiol' u f Arts

\V ~lJla

\ V ;:dla, \Vashillg-lon

Ton�bcrp.:. Norway

N A N GY l:lL\DWOllL

D A V I D (; A "� N I C K E Bne he lo r of Art~ in Edw:at IhlCht,!ol' o f A l ' t s

Tacoma,

ion

v~ra ~ hin g"to n

Sncramento, C n l i forn i n

MARC;!(ETHE C;RE GERSEN P l':T l': H G A H L l l O FT

UaCh{'\ol' of Scie nce in N ul'~in ", Bachelol' of A ds i n E d u('a t i on

Hu bu:) nl, Or'ego n

Tatoma. \\' a s h i np'ton

DAVID llAA LAN D I:: L L E N (;ALB H A I T I I

Oac he iol' of Arts

BaehpllIl' o r Al'l�1 in r�rlll(, H. t i ( J n

AlballY, O,'cgon

T acoma, \Vas h i n �:ton

51 I( A Y M O N D ( ; A L L I I': Uaeheiol' of A rl.s

\Vest. [.0;0{ A n g'clC':.;, Cal i fo r n i a

S A M C !': ! . ( ; A N C E Bachelur o r A l'l15 i n Erlllcat.ion Tacoma. \V ash i n ):�l on

I (u T H

(; O I . D EN M A N

Uach('\ol' of Sei('n ('(.' in NUl"�inv.: Col v i l le, \Va.;".hing-toll

I H E N E G O O D A LE B achelor n f A l'tli

IW B E H T C O O D l " I·:U.OW

Bnchelor of A l't:-:. Cathlam C:'t.. \Vn:-;h ing-toll

< : O ! ( D O N C H A D\\' O l l L Bat'heiul' of A t·tJol \Valln \,V alla. \Va�hill:.!L-()n

C Y C !( A D W O II I "

Daeh�'I()J' of A I' L'i in E d u c a l i o n

T n e o m a . W n s h in�.:t()n

,1I A H ( ; [( E T I l E ( ; r( E ( ; E H S I, N Hat'ht' ! O l' o f Scic>n('e i n N UI'�in�

I I ubbanl.

O l'egon

DA V I D I l A A LA N D U:u.'h('\ol" o f A r ts AluallY. Ol't ..'g'on

.nJ DITll FIILDEBI\i\ND B a ('h e ]!)}' of S('i e n ce in NUl":;in g

B:lchC'lol' o f A L"t�

Co v ina . C alifo rnia

( : !a�gow. :\'lont.an<l

LOREN HILDEBI{AND

B O :-1 I TA H ,\ N S O K

Bachelor of A l' t~

B H C h t'!ol' o f Scic' n c (' I n N u nd n )..:

Tacoma. \Va."'I hin g lon

W h itC'li s h . MClll t n l L H

NINA IlILI. Hnc h e lol' of A .. tl:i in F:du cat io n

B:.u:"h('I(J)· o f A I·t:-', i I I Ii:dut'a l i ( ' 1 1

Ft. Lew is. \Va s hin g lo n

P O I - l AIl g-€'I ('S , \V a g h i l l gton

WAYNI'; HILL

D A N I E L H A S S E N P F l .lH;

B:1(' h C' iol' o f Ar t s

Ba("helfll' o f A l ' i s \Va ~ hin g- ton N ( J I, t h l I o l l y w o o d . C a l i fo r n i a

Da )' t.o ll.

l'ATf\lCIA IS BNSEE

D W A I N E I I A Te l l

Bachelur uf B us in eR :-> Administration

Bachelul' o f A r ts i n Edlwa l j ( J 1 l

Klamath Falls . (herron

T a co m a . \\' a t' h i n ).': ton

LAIutY IV1;; ItS ON

�IOIUUS H A lJe E

Ba (' helol' of Ar ts in I':ducalion

Hadlt'lol' o f A l " t :-i

C ulber L"Ion, :-''lonlnn n

SC':l l t if'. \Va;, h i n l->: l I lIl

52 I I E L I · : N I I !c D I ! I'; I ( ; H a (·hc.·lol- of A d !-\ i n l-:d llcali o n V a n C'(HIV(?l". \Y ash i n p.: lon

.J U D lT H H E lT M A N B:u.:hdo\· o f A ds i n Educat.ion Pi1.ttc.'I'Son, C a l i fo r n i a

A L LT I U N A H E N N I N ( ; BachelOl" o f A I · t �

A berde en, \\'- a � h i n J.':"t()n

.J U D I T H I l i L D E B ! ( i\ N D B:H'hejo}' I ) f S('ien et! i n N U l':-;ing Cov i n a . C a l i fol"nia.

L O H E N H 1 LD I, B 1 C·\ N D Bat'hc!ol' o f A I'L�

Tal"urnn, \Va"\ h i l l �� t ( ) n

NINA

J 1 1 1 .!.

H::'I\:hch.)]- o f A I"t:-; ill E d w: a t ion

Ft. L(·wis. \V nsh i n .l >:toll

WA Y N E H I ! . 1 . B:IChc·lol· o f A \"ts

D a y tOi l . \V a s h i rH!;'t.ofl

P A T R I CI A I S E N S !'; !': Bal'lwlol" of H u :,,; j n C':';s A d m i n i s t r a t i o n

K l a nl :-l. t h Falls. O l 'cJ!(>O

L A H ltY I V fo: l t S O N Bachpllll' o f .'\ l"b: i n Jo:d u{'aLioIJ C u lll('l·t�{)n . ��Iont.ana

CEORCINA .JONES S O N J A JACO BSEN

B::u: h C' IOI' of Al'b in £rlu cat ion

13aC'hclol' o f A r t� i n Educat.ion

Tacom a . \Vashin J.; to n

Cody, \Vyomin,�

SHAltON .IULIAN R O B E RT ,JACOBSON

BacheluJ' o f A I't....

Bach el o l' of Seieu c:�

S('nUlc. \\'a ,.; ilill .'.d on

Lakewood. Wash i n gton

DONALD KF;PF'I.EI{ D O N A LD ,J A M PS A

BachdOl' fl f Ad.-; in Education

BadlP)Ot' of A d!" i n Ec.Jucntion

Seat tle. \\'aJ<. hin gtCl II

Tacoma. Wa�hin �ll)n

(:;\/{¥

I<l E I.AND

M I,L V I N ,J A N G A H D

llaehelol' o f Btl.'iinl's:-; Administration

nachl'lm' o f A \'l� in Eflucation

Sea ttle. \Va."hin g- t o n l'acon-lll. \Vashin �ton

HAIWLV KITTE:LSON B O N I T A J O H NSO N

Bac heluI' of Al't:-;

Bachelor o f Science in Nun-sing L()ng'~' i('w. \Vu s hinglun Seatt l � . \V asru nJ!ton

C HONG .JlN KIM

D O U ( ; L AS J O H N S O N

B ac helor of Uus in ('ss A.lmin

R�l('h'elor o f Al'ls i n F.tltlCRlion

and Bachelo r of Arl::; S('()u J. Ko rca

Hudyartl. Montollt\

53 ,J O li N ,J O H N S O N Bachplol" of A r l s

TUl'(lnl:L. \Vash i n .l� ton

LAHS J O H N S O N

RadH�lor o f A r t s i n F�dth'ali(lll S a n Carlos. C a l i f o r n i a

I W I I I, l tT .J O H N S O N nal'h(�i()l' o f A r ho : A n ;\('IH't('S, \Va.shif1�t(l1l

( ; E O H ( ; I N A .l O N ES

BaL'iH'IOI" of A l'!:-; in F:rl l l c a l i o n Tacuma. \Va�hinl.n on

S I ! A l tO N ,J U LI A N nachdllL" t l f A nI" Sc"n l t l("

\\' a � l L i l L ).!' l C i f l

D O N A L D 1( F: P I ' U; l t Bach('lol" of A l " l ::. in J': d u c a l il)rt

Scaull"

\\' a l'O h i n g t o l l

( ; ,\ l t Y K I E L A N D IJadh'lul' of n\l�int's� Adminisll'ut.ion S('aUle. \Vnshina"rton

H A H O ! .!) K I T T �� LS O N OU('hdrll' o f A l'l, Long-vicw, \\'ash i n g toll

C H O N ( ; .J J N K I �I BathelOl' of BlIsin \.'\'01'<. A d m i n a n e l B:u:hf'lol' o f A rl ::s

S('oul, K01'{!::l

C HARLES LAHS ON DONG KOOK KIM

Bachelol" of Ar ts

Bac:helor of Arts

Aubul-n, \\'a:-;hin gton

8('o u l , K o rea

MANFItED LA RSO N MARY A N N K I N D

Ba ch e-lo r of Arts

Dache\ol' o f Arts in Education

Spoka ne. \V n:-;hin g ton

Borkene""

Norv,ray

S IGFRlED L ARS ON L E N N Y KI RJ<:EHY

Bach e lor of Arts in Educat ion

na c h elor uf A r t s

PorL Angclc~, \Va sh in ~!lo n

A u b u r n , Washington

GAIL LATlMEIt Ba chelor of A rts

K A R E N KNUDSEN

Ta coma, WU8hin gton

Bachelor of A r t.s

Ellsworth. \V i�consin

LO IS LA WLETI Bach olor of Arts in Edu ca tio n

K A T H H Y N K N UTSON

Tacoma , \V as hin gton

B a c h elo r o f Al'h liro\'el', Tcxn�

FHANCIS L EIGH Bachelor MA ltV I No fKArts N UTZEN

Hongkong Bachelor of

A r ts

Belli n(rham. \Va�hington

54 J O A N K I{A:\lER Hnt:he!ol' o f Science

Ta('omn, \V a� h i n gton

J E R R Y K R E SS Bachelor of Arts Rockland, Idaho

J A M ES K U BALL Bacholol" o f A l'ts Palo A l to , Califomia

C H A R LES LA R S O N B n c-helm' o f Art::> Auburn, \\'a:-;hinJ:!ton

M A N F H ED LAHSON

Bach�lnl' of A l·t� Spokane. \V a.:-;.hing-ton

S I GFRlED 'L ARSON nnchclol' o f l\ rt� i n Educat i on POl't An geks , \Va!'l.h i n �.rton

G A I L LATIMER naC'heior o f Arts Tacoma, Wa�hinA'ton

L O I S LA W LE R Bach(·iol" of Arts i n Edueation T:L(m m a , \Vagh i n loZton

F R A N C IS L E I G H Bachelor of Arts Hongkong

GLOIUA MITCHELL Bachelor of Art.

W I L L I A M LENNON

San ta

Baehelol' o f Art:;

Ro~a.

California

Jack:;onville. Florida

MAHILYN MOOHE Bache lor of

RON A LD LERCH

Al·t~

in Education

1\1ose.!:i I,ake. Washington

Bachelor of Arts Portland, Oregon

RUSSELL MUELLER Bachelot, of Arts

JOY LEWIS

Inglewood . Califol'nia

Bachelor o f Science i n N llr�i n g Del Paso Heights, California

ROBERT NETT"ELBLAD Bachelor of At't..s ,JOYCE

LUITEN

Sea.ttle. \Vashin gton

nnchelol' of Ai'tS in E duca tio n Lamona. Washington

MARILYN NICKELSEN BacheluI' of Sci ence in NundnJ! CARMEN LUNDGREN

Taco ma. Washington

Rachelor o f A rts i n E(lucntion

Pasco. Wa�hington

PHYLLIS NYBAKKE Bachelor oJ Science MYHTLE LYONS

Portland, Ot'egOn llachelor of A r1><

Roy. Washington

55 )of A U R E E N M c A LLISTER Bachelor of Art::. i n Education A bet·eleen. Washinrrton

E R L ING MELLUM BachcJOl' o f Ads i n Education Tacoma, Washin gton

WI L L I A M M [ L L E R Dac helol' of A r ts

Port. A n ,:rcJc.�. Wa�hing'ton

G LO H I A M n' C H E LL lJachdol' o f A rts Santa Rosa, Californin

M A H I LYN MOORE Bachelor of A l't:-\ i n I-:ciuc:ation Mos�� Lake'. Washington

RUSSELL M U E L LER Bach£'lor of Art.... I n glewood. California

RODERT N Et'1'F.l. B LA D Bachelor of A I't,; St'attle. Wa�hinr!ton

M A J( ! LYN N I C K E LSEN Bachelor o f Science i n Nundn� Tacoma. W a s h i n gton

P H Y L L I S N Y B A KK E Bachelor o f Science Portland, Ol'e�on

{jRUCE NUNES ll HUCE N U N ES Bacht>lo:r Art!5 I3nch elo:r uof f Art�

r s

San Sun CCarlos. a lo . C California alifol'nia

NYBORG JJAMES A M k:S N Y BO R G Bach e luI' of of AArts BacheluI' l·ts

Tacoma, \.yashirn�ton ,\,las hing-lon Tacoma,

LOYD ORNE LO YD O nN E HnchelOl' f Arts n BduC'ation llachelol' oof A rts i in Edu{:ation

akota D�·bcoll. Dl'ili coll, No:rth North DDakota

W I LL I A M O STENSON WILLIAM OSTENSON Bachclor t :-; Bache lo r of of A Arl't,ij T acum a ., WfI,..; i n g-toll Taco ma \Va:'ihhinglon

li A H Il A H A O VE JUIWE IlAHBAflA OV ERMO]'; Bachelor f A r b iin n Educatiull Bachelo r oof Arts Education Arcat.a, l i forn i a Ar ca t a, CCaalifornia

li LA Y NB P E R L ET I l IlLA YNE PEI~LETH: n EducatioJl Uachelol' f A l, t s i in llac he lol' nof Arts Education

HBattle a tt lc� C,ro u n d , \Vas h i l l J.r l o l l Ground. \·Va~hillJ.!lul'l

:'IA I U A N N E POTTBH MAI(IANNE POTTEH B ach e l o ) ' of t i on Bac helor of Arts Arts in in Educa Education

Tac.omn. i n :'!' l o !l Tacoma. \Vash \Va:;hington

PII ILlP H A �I S T A D PHILIP RAMSTAD Dachelol' o llachelol' off .'\ A l'ts l'ts Tacoma. a s h i n �ton Tacoma . W \VashinJ.!ton

N k:LDA n EEDB NELDA REEDE

llaehrlol' e i n c e iin n N u r s. iinJ.! nl! Uaeh e lor of of S S(:ience Nurs

PI';neville, l'cr:-un Prin e ville, O Oreg on

ROGEn REEP B;H"hdt))" (l m i n is l l ' a l i o n u ;:; i n (':->� A of B Ba('hclor of Bus;ine:o;:.; A(1rnini:.-tl':11inn e r n o n , \Vash ing ()n 1\ 1t. V Mt. Vernon, ,Vashin g !tnn

A N IT A In: I MANN ANITA IlEli\JANN Baeheiul' uss iinl'~s ll t.':5:-> A d m i n i)o:ll'atioJl Bacheior of of B Bli Administration Mo��y i n g' lo n .Mussy Hoek. Hoc k. \Va� \Va s hhington

K A la. R EITZ KAHL REITZ Bachc·lu}' Bac he lo r of of ScieIH'(' Seitm ('e

HC"I'migton, Oregon H<:>I'mislon. Ol'C"g'on

(GEOHGIANN ; J-: O H G I A N N H EM fl O I . D REMflOLD Badl rt s in Badl('lol' (:~ Jor of of A Arts in Bduc'atioll Edueat.ion \\,;,t l la \Valla, i n g,:,rton 'Valla \Valla, \Va� \V a..,hhin l on

JJIM DI m V E I "\ mVE](A n Education Ba(:hl'lol' Bachelor uf o f ;\)'t.s A"lS iin Edu cation C rcat ra l l s , Montana Creat Fall:.;, Nlonlana

B A H B A J( A IW NDQUIST IlAIUlAilA {lUNDQUIST Bachelol' n Eciueatiuu DachclOl' of of Arb; Art!:> i in Edu c:t tion

Taco m n , \V a.:->h i n J.!ton T :H!OIl'lH, \Va::;hinJ.,!:lon

56 56

S AltAH S HAHPE

ELSIE S A U T E R

Bachelor o f Arts

Bachelor of Al'ts in EdlJCathm

Savannah, Geon:n a

Vancouvel', Wa�hi ng't(Jll

P ATHICIA SHEIU1AN

D I A N E S A XT O N

Ra c helol' of Al't ~ in Education

B ac h el o r o f A rt.s

SE'rtUlc , ''''a:-;hin J.!to n

Lafayette, C a l i fo r n i a

SYLVIA SH ULE Y

D Y A N N SCH I E H I-I O LT Z

Bach e iOl' of Axls in Educatiurl

R ach<"\ol' o f S c i en('(' i l l

Cathlamet , "\'a s hin g-to ll

Tacoma, Wag h i n g-lon

SHANDRA SIM ONS I C H A H D S C H LE N K E I{ BuehL'lo\' o f AI't.':i in Edu(::llion Bnchl�lol' of A rL.:;, Vancollvel', \V a s hin Klo n Twen l y - N inC' P a l rn:i. California

.JOANN S KOLD S A N D H A SC H N F. ID E W I N D Bachelo r of Art, flaehelOl' o f Art:->

i n Educa t i on

SB an California u r Fl'anci:; b a n k . Cl'o, a l i fol'nia

ALAN SLrNTI L O H A N C F. S C H O F. N n F. H G Rachclol' f Al'ts A rb. Rachelor oof

i n Educ:alioll

Blu'lingn , "'a~ hington l\l ohall, wNorth Dakota

57 ll A I{ I3 A It A S C H W I S O W Bachelur o f A r l.'"!- i n Education I{ilzvi li('. \Vn:-;h i n g lo n

D A N I F.L S H A P LA N D BachrlOl' o f A l'b.; Taco m a . \Vashill l�t(J1l

K A I{ E N SH ..\ N E H Uachf'/ot, o r Seien ce Tacoma, \\'n.:-; h i n g-ton

S A Il A H S H A H P E Bachdol' o f A I'[.::\ Savan n a h , (;eonoa

P A T I{ l C I A S H E I { M A N R a c h e l o r u f Al'l:-; i n EdllC'aliol1 St"nllie. \Vn:-; h i n g t o n

S Y L V I A S H U U :: Y

Bn<:heiol' of A l " l s in Educatioll CaChlumC'l. \Va:-; h i l l g'toll

SANDHA SI MONS

Bnehl..'ltll' o f A l ' t:-; i n Edu('atioll VarH:ou vt.'l". W a:-( h i n g lo n

.J O A N N S K O LD Bachelor o f A I't:-i

San Fl'finci:-(cfJ, Cnl i fo rn i a

A LA N S L I N D Hachelol' o r A l'l�

BlIl'lin�ton, \Va:-( h i n gl.l)1l

.J U DY STI(UTHEH S

J O E SM ITH

Ha l: hcl o r of A rt s in Educa Lion

Bachelor of Art.

\ VhittiC'l', Califo l" nia

Seattle. Wa�hinll'ton

C LATIIE SY VER SON

IWN A LD S a I N E

Bachelor of Arts

DnchclOl' o f A .,!,

Couer d ' Alen e, Idaho

Bcllinrcham. \V a � h i n l!ton

L I N D A S O M M B ItS

Ba c h do l' of A l't.~ Ta('oma, \Va .:; hio .l!ton

Dac-hc..'lol' u f A rt-os i n Educat.ion H i chl a n d . W a� h i n .g lun

MASA KO TAKAIIATA

I-: D W A 1m S O N S T E(;A 1m Bach<,'lor o f A rt:-c

Tokyo, .Ju llan

HC!liw('lod C i t },. C a l i Cvl"n i a

MA W;A 1(Io: T T IIU;SS[,;:-.! I t I C I I A lt D S P I N N I';Y

Bachellll' uf S(' il' n Cl.' in NUl':-:.inl!'

Bachplol' u f Arts i n }<�c1u{'ntion

} ,(lw i :-;ltl ll. Idah o I.Yllll. M,tuiJoiachu�eUs

(;WENDOLYN THOMAS

ROSEMAlt Y S I' I TZ E J ( BnchL~lol' ufAxb; in Edu('at. io n Ba(:hclol' t)[ A l't� i n Educati(.l n Tacoma. \Vu."hill~(t(m KE'n newi ck. \.ya� hiru: ton

58 M ,\ It Y I . E '!'; SQU I H ES Ba('hclor o f A 1'1.1':1 ( ; i g I I u rhlll', WashinJ.{tVll

H EN )( a:T'fA STOLTE Rncht'lor o f A I 't,.... i n l!:tl u('u t ion Peck, 1,I"ho

LOWELL. STO lm A HL Raelwlor of A l'is B rady. Montana

J ( I ] ) Y STlmT H E l tS H a c bdol' flf A I'ts i n C:(l u�':d i l l n \\' h i t ti e'I', CllliConlia

C L A I� I E S Y V E R S O N Bachelor

of Art.

Couer d' Alen�. Idaho

C !·;C I I . I A T ," (; U E Bach c..'lul" o f .\ , ' 1 :-. Ta�·l/mll. \V:I.-:hing-torl

:lI A S A K O T A K A I I :\ T A

Hadwlor of A d� Tokyo, .Japan

M A J ( ( ; ..\ H J.:T T I I l I';SS (>; :-<

H'IC'lll'lol' o f �kh'n(;c i n Nm':-.in)!, L\.I\\'i�llln. Idaho

( ; W E N DO ( . Y N T H O M A S

Bachl.'lor of A r t :-\ ill EthH':lt ion TanJma. \Vu:-t hin;·rtlln

I3AIUJAI{A WEnEI{

J O A N TOUS L J,; Y

Bachelor flf Al'b

Bache-lol' o f AI'l� i n Education

San Fl"an c.isco. Ca li[(u "nia

Sl'attk', \Va�hinJ.!ton

CAIWL T H I P L J,;TT

HachelOl " (Jf AI'L:-i in l':duealiQ ll

Hac-helm' of A l'{.-; in lo:dw:alion

Portlantl,

Tacoma, \\'a s hingt on

O n.·�on

WAFmEN WILLI S

J O A N N E V A N L f E ll O P

II ELEN WULFF

O S WA LD V A ll NES S .

Baehcl tn' u f A I'l:-; i l l I��dlu.:alioll

Bachclol" of Arts

Puy a l l u p ,

Haw Lho rJ1L', Califol'lIia

v..' a:-> h i n � trJl1

J it.

Hacb elol' of AJ' ts in Edll 'ntiu n

Baeh('lol" o f A l'l� i l l E,lucat i r m. Pnrlland, On"~!'~H1 Seat tll', \Vashin,-,tnn

.1 'DY Z l ESKE: Il lm C E V I K

Bac-helol' o f A i·t~ in Edu('at iun Ua(:hdo)' uf Scien('('

Palo Alto. Califurnia

Cflthlamet. \Vashil"ttoH

DEW EY HOLl.IN(; S WOWfil nONA LD

WALSH . ScipnC'c

•I

Bachelu l' of Art s Bachelor uf

Pa(' ifi c City. C alifon-lia

San F'1·u l l ('i�('o. C a l i ftlrnia

59 I ! A I/ R Y IV A I-TEll HathC'iol' u f A " ts Tacoma. \Vns h i flJ rt oll

F R A N K W A T E I/ W O R T I I Blll'ht'!ol' of A l ' t :-; St'a t lie. \V nshin g't,on

L I'; LA N D W E A V E I / J'Jac·hl.'!or of A d s i n Edllcntion

TIH'oma, \\"ilshiTl �ct..lHl

U A H tlAHA W l,:H E H B a chelol· II f A l't:-;

San Fl'::mds('o, Cnlifnrnia

Bncfu.'IOI' II f A r l s i n I':dueal ion Ta('oma. \\ras i l i n��ton

W A H R EN W I L L lli

lluch('lm' of A I'l� l I a w thfll'l1t', Califol'lIi:a

I I I,L EN W O L F F I b c h f'!o\' I l f A I' l);O i n Edll{'ntilln ]'l l l' t l a n d . O n'�.!OlI

.I L; U Y % l l-:S K E B a r h C'\ol' f i r A \'l� in Ec1I1('at iI.JlI PnJo A l t o . C a l i f o 1'1 l in

D E W F: Y H O I . l . I N ( ; S W O l{'f I I

Baeh('iol' f l f 1\ I·t�; P:H' i f i c C i t)"

C a l i forn ia

MARILYN N1CKELSEN CARDER ANDREW J. CARLSON

VIOLET LANDON

JACK D. CASSIDY

SYLVI LANGLAND

M.ARVlN CHRISTENSEN

KENNETH VICTOR OLSEN

DEAN CHRIST1AN

LAWRENCE L. PETERSON

ELIZABETH CURTIS

ERIK J. REDAL

.JOHN .J. DETWILER

HAZEL REETZ

GERALD W. ERICKSON

YOLANDA RETTKOWSKI

ELEANOR FERGUSON

GERALD RITTER

PATRICIA THORKILDSON GEMAELICH

MAVIS ROWLEY KENNETH D. SAVAGE

JOHN D. GOSNELL

CARL SEARCY

ROY E. HAGERMAN ALICE HALE

RONALD THOMPSON

CHARLES H. YVONNE HARKINSL .

ROBERT M. TOMBERG

WOE RN E R MARTHA HERBERT

JOE P. VILES

.JOHN B . J EN S E N

COO P

GARY HUSKINSON

.JULIE SIMMONS WALLACE

LINDA C. JOHNSON

CLIFTON WILLIAMS

ADDITIONAL SENI ORS

SENIORS NOT PI CTURED

J E R RY B A U G H M AN

R U T H A . K AN E

E D W A R D M . K EYS

D A N I E L B EN S ON

G EO R G INA JON E S B R E W ING TON

G E RT R U D E K R A U S E

L A R R Y B U M G A R DN E R

E U G ENIA K V I N S LAND

C L AU D E C A N F I E L D

OLI V E R A . L A R S E N

M A R I L YN N I C K E L S E N C A R D E R

D A RLINE L A M K A

AN D R E W J . C A R LSON

V IOLET LANDO N

J A C K D. C A S S IDY

S Y L V I LANG LAND

M.A RVIN C H R IS T ENSEN

K EN N E T H V I CTOR OLSEN

D E AN C H R I ST I AN

L A W R E N C E L. P E T E RSON

E LI ZA B E T H C U RTIS

E R I K J . RE D A L

JOHN .J . D E T W I L E R

H AZ E L R E E T Z

G E R A L D W . E R I CK SON

YOL AND A R E T T K OW S K I

E L E ANOR F E R G U SON

G E R A L D R I TT E R

P A T R IC I A T HO R K I L D SON G E M A E LI C H JOH N D . GOSNE L L ROY E . H A G E RMAN

MA V I S ROWL EY K ENNE T H D. S A V A G E C A R L S E A RCY

ALICE H ALE

RONA L D T HOMPSON

C H A RL E S H . H A R K INS

ROB E R T M. TOM B E RG

M A RT H A H E R BE RT

JOE P. V I L E S

G A RY H U S K IN S ON

J U L I E S I M MONS W A L L A C E

L IN D A C. JOH N SON

C L I FTON W I L L I AMS

CLASS OF 1961 Ken Gaal, Vice-President

Shirley Hagen, Secretary

Ted Johnston e, Student Council l{ep.

Ron Lerch, Treasurer

Paul Aasen President

Kpn Gan!, Vice-President Sh irley H a gen, Secretary Ted .J ohn5tone, Student Cou ncil I{ep. Ron Le rch, Treasurer

P'I"es'icicnt a.nd II-ITs. East'vold 1'(:ce i1JC guests a t the rece1J足 tion.

President's Reception

Arbaugh, cla,ss advisors.

{Ic:?'.

Senior Day

P1'l'sidlmt Paul A asell deli路v颅 el's

addJ'eS8,

Senio?" C/a.ss g ift presented t o Dl', E ns t vold b1J J( enne th GacLi,

IJ!l I',

Christophe?"son a1u/ D1".

A rbaugh, cia,8s ad-v-i sol's,

T i'ad'i t'i o n a / p l an t i n g of a J, /todoclendnllL b1J Ron Lerch, Pmil A asell and Mal'ue Kl'uf!09(')',

, , ,

j'/.l,~t

the jHnior, senWT

G I'(I (/I((L t illg s("lI iIJl's cumpHS li/e.,

'I'WVleW

lolO'

yCrt.l'S

Seniorama . , . jl(,� t I.he Jll n ior, ,� en.in1'

III

Dl', EastvolcZ presented t h e sermn/1 at Buccala'ureate,

Baccalaureate

F01' lvh, lind M, 'S, Joseph Reitz, this was thei1' ninth 1Jea?' to a,Uend a PLV ,l]l'adltcttion as pa'/'ents of Ct U?'acluatc, Thi,q ?lea,,', Ka1'l R e-itz was the ,l]1'adnate, who, like the rest, ca.nted most of his own wa1J, 65

Baccalaureate For M1',

( m el M1'S, JOSt' p h Reitz,

this was theil' 1/'in th ileal' t o a t tL"11d

a PLV gradu a t i o ll as pal'Cl1tll of

(t,

g?'a(/u. atc, Thi8 1ft'U/', Karl Reitz was tht'

g l'nri lta ta, who,

the

rest.,

ea1'1led mos t of his 01lln way ,

R ev. H arold B. Kindahl , h .

Mi-

1'O t, North Dakota.

PnrticilJants of the Commenccment

gathcr.

r,l'a£lnat('� a.nd faculty proceed to

t.he {J'1I.,nna.� i!l?n jo'/' Com.mencc'IIlmlt.

Commencement

R e I! . Haro l..d B. Ki-Iu'ah l, .h. /1 0 1 , No'/'th Dakota.

Pal't icipa'l1 tl< of the Commencemen t. [Jat.her.

C LASS OF 1 9 62 .J udy Rasmussen, Secretary

Carolyn Keck, Treasurer

Linda Bloomquist, Student Council Rep.

Dan E rlanc1er Presi dent

J u dy Rasmussen, Secretary

Carolyn Keck, Treasurer L i n da Bloomqu ist, Student Council Rep.

Batt erman ll , Ida E.

Beissel, Clyde D.

Belgum, Kathry n E.

Berg, Bonnie E.

Bindel, Fred H.

Blomquist, Allan J.

Blomqu ist, Linda M.

Boom er, Ronald

Bottemill er, Dav id H.

Sreimer, Nellie M.

Bre'.':ington, Rog er P.

Brinkley, Barbara M.

Adams, Delore, A.

Alden, Thomas W .

Allie, Daniel S .

Anderberg, Gary

AlldcY5on, Oil'tid R .

Anderson, Dean

Anderson, Judith D.

Arko, Dee Afln

Aust, Bal-barit K.

Backstrom, Ronald B .

Baerg, Richard D .

Bates, W i l l iam J .

Brooks, William 1<.

Brol.'JrJ:, Eugene R.

BrUins, Nadine E.

Carl son, David L.

Carlson, Kenneth A.

Carr, Joyce

Carter, Jud ith A.

Carter, Shari M.

Cilval"o, Phyllis J.

Charboneau , Keith

Christophersen, Shirley A.

Cocch i, Jack L.

Battermann, Ida E .

Beissel, Clyd. D.

B.lgum, Kathryn E .

Brr9. B o n n i e E .

B i ndol, Fred H .

B l o m q U i s t , A l l an J .

Blomquist, Linda M .

Boomer, Ronald

Boll.mil ler, David H .

Sreimer, Nrl l i e M .

Bre'.','ir19ton, Roger P .

B r i n k l ey, Barbara M .

B rooks, W i l l iam K .

Brown, Eugene R.

BrUins, Nadine E .

Carlson, David L .

Carlson, Kenneth A .

Carler, J u d i t h A .

CartN, Shari M .

Caval"o, Phyl l i S J .

CharboneaU, K.illl

Chrislopflersen, Shirley A.

Carr, Joyce COCChi, Jack

Firgells, Timothy T .

French, Carol A.

Fl etcher, Barbara J .

Freeman, Bill

Fletcher, Carolyn M.

Foley, Sylvia P.

Fores ter, Timothy D.

Fu nr ue, DOM ld

Funkhou ser, Patti M,

Gerva is, La. .'/rence K.

Gill, Myra

Gofr, Stephen C.

Einmo, Arnold E .

Collom, J (lnice

Corne" , J o a n M .

Crus_an, Karen J .

Dempsey, Glenda L .

Edc'Iards, Dorolhy

E l lefsoll, 6nrb(1ril D .

E I h i s, Roberl

E l mquisl, Roberl J .

E r k k i l a , Mary E .

Edander, Daniel \'.f .

Eve-rr?tt, Elaine-

Gudal, Dennis D.

Gull ekson, Janet M.

Gustafson, Roger C.

Hagerman , Bonnie PJI.

Hager ty, Richard

Han, I(wa ng Wei

Hansoll Deanna G.

Hansoll , John S,

Han son, Louise E.

Han tke, Clarice A.

Grant, Estelle

[0;1.

Halvorson, Howard C,

Foley, S y l v i a P .

Forester, Timothy D.

Funrue, Donald

F i rgens, Timothy T.

Flelcher, Barbara J .

Flelcher, Carolyn M .

French, Carol A.

Freeman, B i l l

Funkhouser, Palli M .

GervaIs, L a 路...'rence K .

Grant, Este l l e I'.l

Gudal, Dennis D .

Gul l ekson, Janel M .

Gusta fson, Roger C .

Hagerman, Bo n n i e M .

Hagerty, Richard

H a lvorson, HO\"/ard C .

H a n , I(wang W e i

Hansoll, Deanna G .

Hanson, John S .

Hanson, Louise E .

Hanlke, Clarice A.

G i l l, Myra

Golf, Slephen C .

Hopp, Serena M.

Hovey, Ronald

Ho wlette, Rulli E.

Hu tcheson, Priscilla

Isaacson, Gail B.

Jacobson, E. Marvin

Jacobson{ Jane

Jacobson, Orville A.

Johnner, Singhild E.

Johnson, Allan L.

Johnson, Doris L.

Johnson, Duane r'Jl.

H a u g , Gloriilrl Fvl .

HalLg l alld, Deanna L.

Hayv.filrd, John D .

Hegstad, Karen A .

H e l strom, Riclwd D .

'Henderson, Murg(}rct

Hepner, Marla 0..

H i l dahl', Roger E .

H a r J l soll, Jerry C .

H a r m i c, Edv!Jrd

H e i eren, Sandra G .

H e l ms, Cilrl' H .

Jones, Paul W.

Jordan, Donald C.

Kalnins, Arija V.

I(eck, Carolyn A.

Krueger, Marilyn J.

Laaback, Ellen l.

LaGrelius, Ann Lynn

Lakosky, Mina J.

Kimbrough,

r~1orris

Larsen, Gary

Knutson, Dennis O.

Larsen, Ivanl E.

H o pp, Srrr-na M .

HOVf>Y, Ronald

Howlette, Rllth E .

Hutcht''Ion, Pri"c i l l a

I Silacsoll, G a i l B .

Jacobson, E . Marvin

Jacobson, Jane

Jacobson, O rv i l l e A.

Johllner, Sing h i l d E .

Johnson, A l l a n L .

Johnson, Doris L .

JohllSo!1/ DUilne- r'Jl .

Jones, Palll W.

Jordan, Donald C .

Kalnins, Arija V.

I(eck, Carolyn A .

Kimbrough, Morris

Knutson, Dennis D.

K rueger, Marilyn J .

Laabock, E l len L.

LaG rei i u s , Ann Lynn

Lakosky, M i nJ J .

Larsen, Gary

Larsen, Ivan E.

Malang, Louis R.

r..,larlow, Ervin H.

Marsh, Leilani J.

Mattson, Robert C.

Mulle", Patricia S.

Nelson, MerriBelh

Newlon, Nancy A.

Niemi, Charles A.

r~lays,

Charles \,V.

Olsen, Joyce V.

rv1oore, Roberl W.

Olson, Jon B.

Lechner, George E.

Lee, V irg i n ia F.

Lensing, Jack

LeMay, Harold E., Jr.

lLeonard, Ga,jf M.

Lidir\ B . Jean

L i kk e l, Dixie L.

Lohre, I(ennelll O.

Lund, Reger M .

'McClary, Douglas M.

Mades, John P .

Madsen, Peler F.

Paulson, Marilyn D.

Peterson, Harold L.

Peterson, Wendell D.

Peterson, Willis K.

Quick, Margorie

Rasmussen, Judy E.

Repp, Diane N.

Riggers, Kenneth A.

Rindahl, Sharon A.

Rogers, Mary E.

Rosenau, Karen A.

Ruud, Kenneth S.

Mal.ng, Louis R. M u l l en, Palricia S .

fvlarlow, Ervin H.

Marsh, Leilani J .

Malison, Roberl C.

rďż˝lay$, Chďż˝rle, w .

Moore, Roberl IA' .

N e l s o n , Merri Beltl

Ne'Nlon, Nancy A .

Niemi, Charles A.

Olsen, Joyce V.

O l son, Jon B.

Paulson, M a r iI y n O .

PelerSon, Harold L.

P el elson , Wendell D .

Peterson, VJi l l is K.

Quick, Margorie

Rasmussen, Judy E.

Repp, Diane N.

R iggers, Kennelh A.

Rind ahl, Sharon fA .

RogerS, Mary E .

Rosenau, Karen A .

Ruud, Kenneth S.

Ho, T, Raymond

Stubbs, Gary R.

Swindland, Karen H.

Taylor, Carol

Tekrony, Kent D,

Teslow, Carol· E.

Thompson, Neil R.

Thoreson, Ronald D.

Triebel horn, Georgina S.

Tofflle, Karen E.

Tupper, Annette M.

Tynes, Sandra C.

Vail, Bonnie L.

Sanders, Dwain D.

Schnathorst, Joy O.

Sel fors, Conrad W .

Slater, Donald E .

Slethaug, GordQ/l E.

S l etta, Ronald L.

Smith, David

Soine, l loyd H.

Sorens en, Nanci C.

Spencerl Gerd A .

Stearns, I(atherine A.

Storkson, Darlelle J.

Walker, Ruth A,

Walters, Edward A.

Walters, Judy L.

Wertanen, Carol E.

White, Warner V,

Willhite, Constance M.

Wilpone, Cheryl L.

Wold, Paul C.

Wollin, Edith

Yates, Evelyn L.

Zuber, Charles J ,

Udman, Maureen

Stubbs, Gary R . Thor�on, Ronald D .

Ho, T . Raymond

Swindland, Karen H . Triebelhorn, Georgina

Taylor, Carol

Tekrony, Kent D .

T�low, Carol E.

Thompson, Neil R.

Tofftle, Karen E.

Tupper, Annette M.

Tynes, Sandra C.

Vail, Bonnie L.

Walker, Ruth A.

Walters, Edward A.

Wal ters, Judy L.

Wertanen, Carol E .

W h i te, Wa rner V.

W i l l h i te, Constance M .

W i l pone, Cheryl L.

Wold, P a u l C.

W o l l i n , Edith

Yates, Evelyn L.

Zu ber, Charles J.

Udman, Maureen

Junior Nurses Pettis, Faith

Albrecht, Fer n i ta

Shegg'eby, Ardath

A nderson,

Stoa, Martha

Suckow, Joy

Vandercar Marj ie '

Vlentz, Irma

This is the last year that P.L.U. nursing stu

dents will be at Emanuel Hospita l in Portland,

Oregon. TheRe studentR are completing their clin

ical experience under the plan which was in effect

before the 1959-1960 school year. Their senior year

will be at the Univers ity and upon completion of

the four-year program, they will have earned a

bachelor's in Nursing will A l ice A r nese n , Adegree rlene Bigelow, S h a ron and Coilett, M a rbe i lyn pre H a verberg, pared to take the State Board Examination for.J acque l i n e Registration.

H e n d rickson ,

Karen

Pettis, F a i th

Johnson, Ka thleen

K i m b a l l , Beve r l y

K i nared, Gay

K l iewer, K a ren

iVI o rri s , M a rj orie

S hegg'eby, Ardath

S toa, M artha

S uekow, Joy

V a ndercar ' M a rj i e

\V en tz, I rma

This i s th e last year th at P.L.U. n u rsi ng stu dents will be at E manuel Hospital i n Portland, Oregon. TheRe studentR a re com pleti ng the i r clin i cal exper ience under the plan 'which was in effect before the 1 959-1 960 sch ool year. Th eir senior year will be at th e UniverRity and upon completion of the four-year program, they w i ll have earned a bach elor's degree i n Nurs i n g and will be p re pared to take th e State B oard E xamination for Registrat ion.

Gary Olson served as Vice-President of the

Sophomore Class, while Dick Cla rk acted as

Student Coun cil Representative.

Bruc:e Bindel headed the exec uti ve council of

t he Sophmore Class for 1960-1961.

Class Of 1963 Carol Manni and Jan Fannon served as secretary and trea surer, respectiv e ly, of t he Class of 1963.

Gary Ol�on �erved a� V i ce-P resident of the Sophomore Class, while D ick Clark acted as Student Council Representative. B nlee H i ndel headed the executive council of the S ophmore Cl ass for 1960-1 9 6 1 .

Caro[ M an n i and Jan Fan non served as secretary and t rea su rer, r e s p e c t i v e l y , of the Class of 1 9 63.

William Batterman Danie l Bec htel

Corinne A l exander

Dal e Ben son

Carmen Alvarado Mary Ellon Ames

James Berg Carole Bierman

SUSilll A m u n dse n

Br"ce Bi ndel

Carol Anderson Caron An.d rrson

Eugene Bl ack Dilvid Boe

Conrad Anderson

Marilyn Boe

Darl l'llďż˝ Anderson A I ; cl' Armst rong

Austrid Asbeim

Patfit:iJ Atterberry Diane AI\':ood

Deanna Di rks Gera ld Di t trich

Michael Bowen

Eileen Edberg David BowerS Ona Brandl

Sharon Elli son Joan Enders

C.1rolyn Breuer

COllnie Engvall Aim Broten

0',:'[>11 Buchanan

Pau l Eno AI Erick son Fred Bulls

Annette Er ickson Carole Byberg

Dav i d Cameroll

Gerald Capps Ga i l Carr Wa l lace Christophenon

Dom'!.) Baerg

Rod C i l lo

J i m Baker

R ichard CIJrk:

Cora l ie Balch

GM), Condray

Ana Barreto

Marg;!ret Cooke

Lucia Barreto

Lois Comell

Brenda Barstad

r...lary Dcnny

William Batterman Dilllil!1 BL'Chtrl Dal, Benson

James Berg Carole B i e-rman Bruer Billdrl

Eugene B l ack Di\v id Boe Marilyn 80e

Deanna D i rks Gerald D i ttrich

E i l een Edberg

Sharon Ell ilon

Joan E nd ers Connie En9'JalJ

Paul Eno

AI Eric kson Annette E rickson

[,lary G,'iffilhs

I(arleen Isaacsof1

EI(arl m i lyGronberg Eri c ks on

AI ic e Hammerstrom Claudia Isham

Ralph ShMonErickson Haddock Karen Espeland

Pally Hagerman

Lenora Hansen Christine Jacobs Dennis Hanson

Judilh Jacobs

J;1I1icp. Fannon

J u l i e Harmon

Dorcas Hailles

I(arell Jacobson

I(aren Fed t

Carol Halldorson

Arln Fennessy

Arne Halvarson

GreLchâ&#x201A;Ź1I Hax

James Jeflscn Bruce Hegle

Davis Johnson

Carol Fins! uen

Karen Henning

Paul Halvor

Roberl Johnson

Cecilia Hamblelon

Shirley Johnson

David fisher lois F ischer

Gerald' F laskNud P a u l Flatness

Paula Heyer

W. Ron Heyer

Ellen H i lde Alan H ok ens t ad

Rosalyn Foster

Nancy Hornung

I(ent Freeman

Robert Ho':}ard

Kathlee" Gammell Sherwood Glover

Gwen Goldenman Denny Graedel

E l isabet h

Gregersen

r,l a ry Griffiths Karl Gronberg Shilron Haddock

Pally Hagerman Dorcas Haillcs

Carol Hal ldorson

Arne Halvarson Paul Halvor

Cecilia Hambleton

Walter Huber Robert Husted

Jolita Hyllanrl COllflYe Idslrom Beret Ing

Karleen Isaacson Claudia Isham Christ irle Jacobs

Judith Jacobs

I<ilrell Jacobson James Jen'icli

Davis Johnson Robert Johnson Shirley Johnson

Eric Li nd holm ROle Kindseth Pal Li ng elbach Karen i rkeby GeraldK Lohn Janice «Iahr

Arv Lokensgard Sharon K l e i menhagen

Gary Lorenz Anthony K l e i n

Thomas

Lo'.~.' e

David K n i efcl

Janet lud'Nig r!.'lMilyn Knudtson

Ch arlotte Lu ed tk e Kenneth I(!l utsen

Marilyn Lundb lad Linda Knutzen

m i l Koll I d a Krogh

\.Vin iam I<uder

Margaret Neubachcr Joyceia Lundmark Patric Neumeyer MatyAlIllC Lundstrom Marie Ncil s(,!l Joan M a i e r

Gary Nikk", i

Linda Makela

Ruth

i~ollbohtn

Carol M a n l

James Ol sen

Jo h n M a rt i l l a

Gary Olsoll Janice Melton

Harold Oslen son r,orma Merr i l l

Merle Ov er land Darryl Meyer

Loeda Me),rl Joan M i l l er Edith MOl'son

Jon KI!illslal1d

O r l i n Monson

Ho\'.'Jrd larson

Susan Morro'::

Stanley La t t i n

M o r i l Myhre

Carol Laursen \:\larren Lee

Bonnie N e a l Norman Nesting

Claudia lLe'.'/i�

I.JV erner Netler

Eric li n d hol m

Margaret Neubachrr

Pat Lingelbach G era l d Lolln

Arv Lokensgard Gary Lorenz Thom.1s Lo':!l"

Janel Llld'.'J ig

Patrici� �Jeumeyer Marie N c i ls('ll

Gary N ikk",.i Ruth Nott boilin James Olsen

Gary O l son

Ch a ri otte Luedtke

Harold OslCilson

Marilyn Lundblad

Merle Deedand

Gloria Reiner tson Joan Patterson

Mo1rjo Reinertson

A. Joan Pityne

Anthony Reynolds

Lesl ie Pederson

Phylf is Rhine

Betty Sullivan Charles Ross

Werner Sund Rebecc.l Ruohi

Loi s Svendsen linda Russell

Judy Swenson

Perrlll Krisl Judy illa Richter

1urice Sanders 1\1, Warren Thomas

err y Judith Karen PRitland

Julie Sanderson

Anna Peterson

li lTd a Sa ther

J udy Rob bins

Gary Thompson

Jo An ne Thr ee':Jil

Joan Carol Peterson Robinson

Gordon Sat r u m J e,1I111â&#x201A;Ź Tou sley

Myrna Dennis Peterson Rog ers

Ramona Sa"','ycr

l arry Trygg

Phyl l i s Peterson

Susan SchOCh

Marlin P ie.rce

Arlene Searle

Jerry Poppen Clifford Porter

Karell Sharn Gary Sho',','

Barbara Pr ideaux Jerr'Y PrOlextor

Carolyn S i h l er

Nori ne Radovich

Virgi.lia Sodel'tl1.lll

Karen Rasmussen

Inabelle Stanaway

Thelma Reeve

Randolph Stime

Jul i(' Re!:'ves

JoAnn St oraasli

Gloria Rein{'rtson

Betty Sul l i,all

M.lrjo Reillcflson

Werner SUfld

A n t hony Reynolds

Lois Svendsen

P h yl l i s Rhine

Judy 5'::el1,ol1

Judy Richter

Wtlrren Thomas

Karen R i t l and

Gary Thompsoll

Judy Robbins Carol ROhi nson Dennis Rogers

Donald S i eg mund

Jo Anne Thr ec':lil Je,'IIIII(" Tousley Larry Trygg

Sa lly Zitzer R u ss e l Tweed

M a ry U n dlin R ogel' V i d l u n d

James \Vedewa rd Bernard Weis::; h a a l '

A l ice Wen ness

J o a n \V esley

Keith Wetterer Ca rol W i c k s trom

.T, M i chael W i lderman J e n n y W ills M a rg' ar et Wilson

R i c h a rd W i lson G re tchen Wolfe R u th Wool ett

Carol Wyckoff J , K at he ri n e Wynďż˝ t!'a David Yokel'S

S a l l y ZiLzer

Nathan SLime ably served the Freshman

Class as their president.

Class Of 1964

Sandy Simol1::;on kept track of

the finances for the Freshman

dass, ,vhile Elaine Obon took

notes as secretary.

P i c t u l'ed above al'e B l'ad B ra d f i e l d ,

Fresh足

m a n v i c e- p res i d e n t a n d D o n Meyer, S t u d e n t C o u n c i l I{ epresen L a t i ve.

Nathan

Sli me

a b l .y

se rved

the

F reghman

Class as t he i r pre s i d e n t .

Sandy S i m onson k e p t t rack of the fi n a n c e s for the Fresh m a n class, vv h i le E l a i ne Obon took n otes as sec ret a ry.

Claudette Baker

Bru(;e Borrud

Jeannette Bakel'

Shirley Carlson

Diane Adams

Shal'on Blakely

Helen Barnreiter

Bob Carmichael

Karen Adams

Bea Barton

Natalie B l ix

Bill Chapman

K im Bodding

Ken Alban

Sharon Baumeister Bill Chase Gary Aldi nger Marjorie Bowers Hanson Mark AnBay derson

Neil Christianson Bl'ad Bra dfield

George G loria ABeard nderson

Paul Christman E d Brannfors

Sharon Greg A nBenz derson

Cillo LindaLynn Brodh un

.JLynn eanneBerg A n derson

Clinton K aKaren ren Broeckel

Lynne Blackwood .Joh n An derson

Paul Clizer Dave Broome

Gary Brown

Kathy A nderson Polly A nderson

M a r i lyn B r uggemeiel'

Bob A n derson

Beverly B u rgemeister

M ike Appel Audrey Arnst Laura Auby

Jan Aus Judy Aus

Joyce Burgess Mike Burnett ,Jim Cady

K a r i n Candell .Judy C a l'ison

Claudette Baker

B r u(;e Borrud

Jean nette Baker

Shi l'iey Carlson

Helen Barnreiter

Bob Carmichael

Bea Barton

Sharon Baumei ster Hanson Bay George Beard

S h a ro n Benz Lynn Berg Lynne Blackwood

Bill Chapman

B i l l Chase Neil Ch ristianson Paul Christman

Lynn Cillo Karen C l i n ton Paul C l izer

Tin a D e mpster

Kar en Ga ndr ud

Jack Doepke

Alice Gan sberg

Judy Doe rin g

Bob Geisler

Darwyn E ik u m

Dave Cooke

Annette Ducke rin g

Mal'Y Geldaker

A n i ta Coo l i dge

Mary Eks tra n d

J a y ne D ungan Ron C O l'll e h l

Barb E dckson

Gerald Du nl a p

Creig htonE velyn Ge rmoroth Fair

Bob

B o n n i e Cough lin

Marg y E a sh

Lily Gin

Ma rgaret e m me r

Fred Eaton

.John Fey

Yvo nn e Go rseth Kar n F ischer

Linda Crary

Lama E fCaw Virg i nr ia m l'Y

i Gr eene Rose i\{ a rVirg i e Flansburg

Linnea r J e n n y CEuge lver

Marily l I an n sGrimm Floan

.Janice Euggan S te l l a 'ďż˝ m m i ngs

F ri eda Grims Arden F lrud om

H oward Fosser

Lee Dahl

Rae AJ1TI Fox

Susan Dah l

Marv Fredrickson

Donna D a n ielson

rdelle Fros t

R u th Dan i e lson Ed

Carol G atfey

avis

Pat Ga l laghe r

Peggy Duvi.

.Jo a n n e 1 eckel'

Ruth G a mmel l

Tina Dempster

J ack Doepke

A l ice G a nsberg

J u d y Doe ring

ren

Ganurud

B b Gei leI'

Ann ette Duckering

Mary Gehl<lkel'

Jayne D u n n'an

Bob Gel'de

Ger a l d D u nl a p

Creigh to n G ermoroth

M argy E a s h F r e d Eaton

Lamar Eraw Linnea Eger J a ni c e Eggan

erde

L i ly Gin Yvonne Gorseth

Vi rgi Gree n e Marilyn Grimm Frieda G r i ms t'ud

Theona H a slcy

Ju dy J ohns on

M argaret Hauge

Judy Johnson

Paul Hegstad

S h a ron Gun der�on

:l1ar ie H eiling

.J anet G u therie

Alexia He nderson

Ca rol Haaland

K a ren J ohnson

LaITY H i tterdale

Ma ia J ohnson

Ha r o ld Hoass

Ray J ohnson

.J udy H oddevik

Deanna H e ndrickso n Doyle .Torg enson K ri s t i n Hocf� A n drea H a gen Dave H c rwick M a r i lyn Hagen Roseann<l Hes ter I ngrid HagJ, und

Bobbi B i l l HHill all Rowene E m i ly HHill a l l an

Karl ee n Karl son Jeallll(' Hokold Judy Kieland

Helen Ho�sum

Margaret Kinsey De n n i s Howa rd Margo n DonKnudso I sensee

Alice A rdisHim Hamilton

Barba ra .JKnutzen M a rv acobson

Pau l H a n negan

Caro l y n Jensen

Mari lyn Ha nn u in

D i a n e Jensen

Kaye Ha nson

J'o<l n ne .J ensen

Hun H a ns on

J o a n n>' J ense n

S a n dy Ha nwn Ja net R ll l'al son

Den n i s Harris

S h e i l a Jenscn J ea n m' .J('n tzsch

.J oy Job nson

Thcona Ha sley

Judy Jo h n s un

Margaret H ,t uge

Judy .Joh n son

P a u l Hegstad }1n l'ie H c i l i n g Alexia Hend el'):lon

K a ren John!:ion M a ia Johnson Ray Jo h nso n

Dea n n a H(�ndr i c kson

Doyle Jorgenson

Dave Hcrwick

K a l'lecn K a rl�on

Ro!)ea n n <l Hes ter

Bobbi H i l l

Rowe ne Hill A lice H i l'll

Judy K ie l a n d

�I argaret K l asey M a rl?;o K n ud!:ion B a l'bam K n u tzen

Sherry Lindbeck

Janet Mitten

LaVonne Logan

Charlene Moe

Charlotte Moe

Carol Jean Logdahl

M a rguel'ite K O I'smo

Sandy Mc Leod

Jim Monahan

Carol Looysen

J u dy Kragh

M i ke McNeely

Barbara Losey

M a rcia K ret z s ch m a r

Elly Ludvigson

Sharon Morgan

Paul Linderdahl

Charlotte Mork

Jon M a lmin

L iz Kroll

R u th M anddck

.J oanne Krussow

Miriam Muedeking

Steve McCallum

Ray Manson

J i m Laird

Don Myhre Deanna Megard

KarenLane McDonald Gary McDougall J ody Lange Gary

Darla

CarolLarson McGinty Joan

.Joyce Larson

Pat Larson Reynold Larson

Sylvia Larson Ingrid Lein Peggy Leiner

M ary Libner

Dianal\'1enke Neils Carol

Daryl Mesick Arv Meyer Carolyn Meyer

Don Meyer Ron Myrvilc Bev Mi ller

K en M i l ler Janet Mitten

LaVonne Logan

Charlene Moe

Carol .Jean Log-dahl

Charlotte Moe

Carol Looysen

J i m Monahan

Barbara Losey

Kathy Moore

Elly Ludvigson

Shat'on Morgan

Paul Linderdahl

Charlotte Mork

Steve McCallum

Miriam Muedeking

Karen Mc Donald

Carol i\i cGinty

George Nace Meisenheime r

Sherry Lin dbeck

J ody M c Dougall

Kathy Moore

Dennis Me Poland

Don Myhre George Nace Diana Neils

Joyce Ostrand

Sue Saari

Margart Otness

Don Samuelson

Bill Osness Bev N e l son

Glenda Sadler

Carolyn Procter

.Joan Paul C a rolyn N e l son

Myron Sandburg D i ck P u rtzer

Bill Peterson

Bob Sanders

J a n e l l e R a d tk e

D iane Nebon

Carol Peter~on M a r y .To Ne l son

Kathy Schaeffer P h i l Randoy

Karen Peterson Marion N offsinger Larry Peterson

Carol Schatzka M a ri l y n Rasmussen

Sheryll N ordsle tten

Sharon Phelps Cheryl Oksne:ss Sylvia E la i ne Poldervart O lsen Brenda Leon ardPriest O lson

Linda O lson

Charles Schmitz

M a l'ion Rasmussen

Ann Kathy Schnackenberg Reynolds Lloyd Ron Schneider R i ngda h l Judy .Je r riSchwartz Robarg-e

R i ta Roberts

A dene O l stad

Charles Rog'ers

Andy Omdahl

Charlene Roler

J u dy O nstad

E laine Roloson

E la i n e Orbeck L i nda O rc u t t

Donna Osbome Joyce Ostran d Margart O tness

B i l l Osness .J oan P a u l Bill P e te l'son

Carol Peterson

Karen Rommen M a r i l y n Rudenick

Norma Rued Sue Saari Don S amuelson

Glenda Sadler M y ron S andburg Bob S a ndel's

Kathy Schaeffer

Karen Peterson

Caro l S c h a tzkn

La rry Peterson

Cha rles S ch m i tz

Sharon Phelps Sylvia Poldervart Brenda Priest

A n n Schnackenbel'g Lloyd Schneider Judy Schwartz

.Jackic Sparks

Ed Velure

Marilyn Spies

Sandra Vinje

Francis Stack D o n Seavy

Vorvick M aMary l'g"ie Swenson

Karen Shahan Stevia Keith

DickTaylor Wade Charlenf?

~ate T r u d i Stime e Sh awhan

Louis K a thyVlTagner Taylor

Celeste Stodick B o b Sh ive

Mary Walker D e n ise Tetz

Mary Kay J u di Shoe

.Judy G loriaWaters Tharp

Stricklands

Mary G a n ti Strohmeyer S i l aban

Sandi i monson Rogel' SStromme

Linda C a l'lyn T hWatsjold o rn ďż˝ ssQn

Nancy Thompson Gary VlTegncJ'

A r t Skutda Del Sutton h l

M ike Thompson Nori \\lesson

A rleneSwenson Thorne Judy

D a l e Thompson Karen Westburg'

A rle ne S m ith

Carol T r a n u m

P a u l S m i th

Sh irley Treit

P a u l Soderholm

M ike T ronset

Ann S o i n t'

K a r e l Van De Poel

S us i e Solie

Peter Van Konyenberg

Janet Sollie

Jocelyn Vaughan

Dave Sovde

Bob Velander

Jackie S p a rks

E d Velu re

!Vl a rilyn Sp ies

Sandra Vinje

Franc is S tack

M a r y Vorviek

Karen Stevia

D iek Wade

='l' a te S time

L o u i s Wag-n e r

Celeste Stodie k

M a ry W a l k e r

Mar y Kay Strick lands M a r y S trohm eyer

Rogel' S tr o m m e Del S u tton

,T u dy Swen son

J u dy W a te rs L i n da W a tsjold

G a ry \\' c g n e l" N o r i Wesson K a ren Westburg-

Car ol Gillis N a ncy Nelson

C a rrie U nger Kaye W h i s ler C a r o l W i l l iams

Helen W i l ls J u dy W injum K a ren WyekoR'

P h i l Yokel's Cathy Young Dzi ntra Zame l i s

Pat Zamos Kathy Ze I t

D ick Z i e lsdol'f

J i m Z i m memUl11 J a net A nderson J udy C h i n dg'l'en

Carol G i l lis

N anc:y N elsoll

SUSAN AMUNDSON, EDITOR

students also found that the administrative offices and classrooms of previolls years had been effec足 tively converted into dormitory rooms.

September Car ca ravans from many di rections brou ght students ba ck to dormitory l ife, olel and new friends, and academic responsibil ities. The busi足 ness office of the new Admin i stration building was but one indication that a new and different year was begi n ning. A m ong other campus chan ges . were the newly carpeted halls of Old Main. Men students also found that the administrati ve offices a n d classrooms of previous years had been effec足 tively converted i nto dormitory rooms.

Tower i n g above the campus thi s year, between

C?lIS a n d the L ibrary, the new fifty-star flag fl ieR freely on a new flag pole. Om own Mr. M i l ton Nesvig, a C ommander in the

U . S . Naval Reserve,

dedi cated the new flag and mast d u r i n g a chapel program early

the year.

Alpha Phi Omega

members have assumed the responsjbility of rais足 ing a n d l oweri n g the flag each day. The i n i t i ation p rogram .for freshmen

was

al足

tered somewhat th i s year in conj u n ct i o n w ith our ne"wly-acqu i red lln i versit5' status. The shortened i n it i ation period which th i s year was sponsored by the entire student bod y , stil l i nc l uded the trad i 足 t i o n a l "B utton, frosh," a n d bean ies, however.

With roya.l digni t y, ur Homecomi ng ourt pl'e side 0 rel' fe. tivities in this, OU }' Univet'sity ear. Her Majest,', Queen N adi ne Brui ns, a junior from Arnegaard, N orth Dak t a, was atten ded by Pri n cesses Susie Olson of Seattle, and Sonj . Jacobson of Cody, Wyomin g. Maj ori ng in t he field of E du cation, ;,l il three girls are represe ntati e of the ideals of our Ch ristian Un iversiLy.

H OM E C OM I N G ROYALTY

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Princess Sonja

Wi th royal i gn i ty, o u r Hom eco m i n g C lI rt pre s ide l over fest i v i t ie ' i n th i s , o u r U n i ve r. i . . enr. H I:J L' Ma.i es Ly, Queel Nad i ne ru i n s , a j lln iol fl'om A, !'n egaard, Nor t h Dakota , was atten ded by P ri n cesse Susie Isol1 of a Ule, .mel Sonja, Jacob.' on o r ,od�' , Wyom i n g. l\tIaj o l'ing i n t h e field of E d u eati o n , . U Lh ree g i r l s are rep re. eniati e o ' the i leil Is of u t ' C h l' · . ti a l l U n i ve l' Hy,

Queen aaine I

Queen

adine I

an de '.

" K

I GHTTIME '

Homecoming- 1960 unfolded the chi valrous world of " Kn ighUime." Heralds announced the arri val of the royal procession to the audience gathered in M S for the Coronation ceremony. In a setting likened to a med ieval castle, Queen Nadine was c rowned y The Rev. Lowell Kn utson, P resident of the PLU Alumni Assoei ati on. In preparation for the big game, Queen Nadi ne, i n turn, knighteci Football Co-Captains LOll Blaesi and Bruce Alex足 ande ",

POWDER-PUFF

GAME

Football" asn't the only ath letic contest held dur ing H mecoming at PLU, however. The annual girls' soccer game on lowe r campus bl'ought much interest and a good attendance to ,. atch the 'weaker sex' take to the co mpetiti ve field- F r osh VS. Upperclas, women. Half-time festi vi ties not only included the an nual F reshman-Sophomore tug-of-war, but aL o the crowning of Han dsome Harry, Da n Erlander. The H andso me Harry Contest is pon sored each year by Alpha Phi Omega, ancl th is year's 'Handsome Hany' Dan reigned throughout homecoming.

POWDER-PUFF GAME Fo tbnll wa. n ' t the on l.' a Lhletil' co ntest h l r I d u ri n g- H

m i n g at PLOt

ill

howe er.

e annual

gi rls' , 'cel' gam on l ower 'ampus brought much interest ' \-> leah)' vs .

an I

good attencl nee to watch the

take to the competiti 'e tiel I- F'1'osh I'cia:,;. women.

se.·

Half-time feRtivities not only i nc luded the ar ulUal • reshman-Sophomore tug-of-war, but al. 0 t.he crowning of R"mdsome Ha rry, Dan Erbnder. The H and:;ome Ran)' ontest is :ponso reci each year by Alpha Phi Omega, and th i s year's 'TIan d some a n'y' D a n reigned thl' ughout homecoming.

Game-time at last ! Linco l n B owl fil led rapi d l y w i th students, parents, a l u m n s , and Royalty. The game w ith Western began as Q ueen Nadine th rew the ball to Co-captai n s Blaesi and Alexander. The P LU K n ight made his first appeara nce at the Homeco m i n g game, add i n g to the " K n i ghttime" setti ng. Halfti me B and and D r i l l Tea m routin es d i splayed a symbo l i c sh ield, i n preparation for the a n noun cement of win ners in Dorm DecOl'a足 tions. E vergreen

ourt placed fi rst, with their portrayal

of a complete Med i eval C astle. Open House on Sunday brought many across the moat and i nto the courtyard of " E vergreen C a stle. " South Hall was rated with set:ond-place hon ors for the i r thor足 o u gh decorat i o n s of both exterior and

i nterior

coverage of " K n i ghtt i me . " The A l u m n i Banq uet w a s a f urther event in the busy Homecom i n g sched u le, where a l u m n s were add ressed by Dr. Lewis D. Perry, President of

Whitman College.

GAM El AND D E C ORATI O N S

tary key:> to Harry Sprinker, and Ben H a nson , of Pierce County a nd Tacoma , respectively.

ANN IVE RSARY The p rocessional company for F r i d a y ' s Chapel convocation marched to ClVIS, where D r. C. Clem足 en t F rench, President of WSU gave the dedicatory add ress. Dr. E astvold then conferred Honorary Degrees upon D r. French and Mr. Gerritt V ander Ende, President of Pacific F i rst Federal Savings and Loan. Recessi ng to the entrance of the new Admm istra足 tion buildi ng, Dr. Eastvold presented compl imen足 tary keys to Harry Sprinke l', and Ben Hanson, of Pieree County and Tacoma, respectively.

Commemoration of the Seventieth Anniversary of the founding of the Uni versity an d the D edication of the new Taeoma-Pierce Admin istration B u ild足 ing brought guests and congratulatory letters from eolleges and u n i versities all across the na足 tion . A t the Sun day morn ing worsh ip service, D r. J. W. Ylvisaker, Presiden t of Luther College del ivered the Festi val Message in the Uni vers ity Chapel. Dr. F recl rik A. Schiotz, President of the Amer ican Lutheran Chu rch offic iated i n the afternoon R i tes of D ed i eation of the Jacob Samuelson Chapel i n the Tacoma-P ierce Admin istration B u i lding.

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D E D ICATION

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In memory o f the Reverend B j u g Harstad, found

OLD MAIN

e r and first president of Pacific Lutheran U n i ver s i ty, the name of O l d M a i n was officially changed to Harstad Hall in a ceremony on November 19. The Reverend C arl L. Foss, member of the Class

of 1 907, gave the re-dedi eation address. Foss was

OMES

president of Spokane College from 1 927-29, and was a member of the PLU faeulty from 1 92 1 -23 and 1 929-3 l . George Harstad, son of the u n i versi ty's founder,

HAR

HALL

brought a greeting from the fam i l y at the after noon program. Master of ceremon ies was Dr. S . C. E astvold. Old :M a i n men also parti c i pated in the ceremony, as

Randy

Stime,

presi dent of

the h a l l ,

spoke

bl'iefly and presented a plaque from the men of Old Mai n .

m a le chorus, u ndel' the di rection of

Don Gross, provided mll ·ie.

J. ollow i ng the program t. h l ' e was open h Ollse of l he b u i ld ing, and a coffee hour in the 10 1ge. Hal'�tad Hall is the oldest b uilding Oil

m pus.

Previous to thi s ,veal' the b u i ld i n g housed the

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m i n i . lra live offices, a n d elassro m s on the first

()

thl'

flo

I. ,

w ith dormitory rooms on the other

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combos.

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N OVE MBER The m us i c abi l i ty of o u r s t u d en ts was demon足 strated

in t\;vo even i n gs of e n terta i nm e n t . The

trophy w i n ner of the a n n ual Song Fest sponsored by Harstad Hall was North H a l l . Here the West Hall girls are shown partici pating in the event.

K n i gh tbeat variety :-;how s ponsored by the Soph足 omores revealed the talent of the b a nd and frosh combos.

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TRI BUTE TO TEACHERS Another U n i versity Yeae even t was the dedica足 tion of the ston e in honoe of Great Teachers p laced at the entrance to the A cl m i n i steation Build ing. The U n i v ers i ty was peoud to have D r . Haeold L. Yochum, presi dent of Cap ital r n i versity, as the speaker in chapel for this special occasion.

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val. The entire program, which is sponsored by the Spurs, is a unique tradition on this Scandinavian campus, since it carries out a Swedish tradition. In Sweden, the oldest daughter in the family gets up very early on the morning of December 13, to serve her family Swedish pastries and lefsa. On the Pacific Lutheran campus, each club and organization on campus is entitled to nominate a candidate; any girl is eligible except an active Spur. Finalists this year included Gloria Anderson, Judy Schwartz, and Kim Bodding. Roger Lundblad, Student Body Vice President, crowned Lucia Bride, .rudy Schwartz, at the ceremony in CMS.

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Lucia Bride, Judy Schwartz, openB yuletide Officially opening the Christmas season at PLU was the tradi tional Luci a Bride Festi足 val. The entire program, which is sponsored by the S purs, is a un ique tradition on this Scandin avian campus, since it carries out a S wedish tradition. In Sweden, the oldest daughter i n the family gets u p very early on the morning of December 13, to serve her family Swedish pastries and lefsa. On the Pacific Lutheran campus, each club and organi zation on campus is entitled to nominate a candidate ; any girl is eligible except an active Spur. Finalists thi s year i ncluded .J udy Schwartz, and Kim Lundblad, Student Body crowned Lucia Bride, .T udy ceremony in CMS.

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Gloria Anderson, Bodding. Roger Vice President, Schwartz, at the

Swedish legend sa~B that Lucia was a 17-year-old girl who was engaged. Her mother became very sick, and Lucia prayed that her mother's health might be restored, promising if this would hap足 pen, she'd give her dowry to the church. Her mother recovered, and when Lucia's fiance heard of her vow, he told the soldiers to burn her at the stake. The flames would not burn Lucia: so he stabbed her with his sword, and she was trans足 formed. She appeared later in Sweden dressed in a white robe with a crown of candles.

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Swedish legend says that Lucia was a 17 -year-old girl who was engaged. Her mother became very sick, and Lucia prayed that her mother's health m i ght be restored, promising if this would hap足 pen, she ' d give her dO'wry to the church.

Her

mother recovered, and when Lucia's fiance heard of her vow, he told the soldiers to burn her at the stake. The flames would not burn Lucia

so he

stabbed her with his sword, and she was trans足 formed. She appeared later in Sweden dressed i n a white robe with a crown o f candles.

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CHRI STMA S ON O UR Ushering i n a n ew facet of the Christmas festivities at Pacific Lutheran, the 1 960 Lu足 cia Bride Festival featured the lighting of th e la rge Douglas fi r tree in the center of the campus. The Spurs origi nated the idea, and campa igned for assistance from other campus organizati uns. The i r pleas were an 足 swered , and five strings of colorful l i ghts 'were pu rchased th rough the co-opel'ative e fforts of the entire Stud ent Body.

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Immedi ately followi ng the Coronation Cere足 m ony i n C)'lS, the Lueia B ride lead everyone to the base Qf the tree, where ca rols were s u n g as it was lit. Proceed ing on to CB 200, everyone enj oyed the lefsa, S candi navian cook ies, and more carol-si nging.

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The foreign students party given by the E a s tv o l d s a n d t h e f a c u l t y get-toge t h e r bronght the holiday mooel t o these special people. One of the traditional activi ties is North H a l l ' s party for the Parkland Chil d rens' Home i n Everett. Each year the chil d ren l ook forward to spending a day on our campus.

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makes a final post-Christmas "piclmp" before final s. January was not lacking in its share of dis tinguished speakers, however. Dr. Robert Mortvedt, executive director, Board of Chris tian Higher Education of The Augustana Lutheran Church and 'The United Lutheran Church in America, t:hose the topit:, "Poised to Walk on a Star," for his Chapel convoca tion on January 18. The University con ferred an honorary doctor's degree on him at his evening leeture, "Have Book-Will Travel." Dr. Hans Bolewski, director of the Evan gelical Academy in Loccum, Germany, and editor of The Lutheran World, captivated the Chapel audience during his two-day lec ture stay. Dr. Bolewski has traveled exten sively, and as a former director of the De partment of Information of the Lutheran World Federation, is well-recognized in fields of Christian education.

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On our semester-system campus, .J anuary may be termed "dead month," as everyone makes a fin al p()�t-Chl'istmas " pickup" before final s. Jan uary was not lack ing i n its share of dis t i n gu ished speakers, however. Dr. Robert M ortvedt, executive d i rector, Board of Chris tian H igher Education of The A ugustuna Lutheran Church and The U n i ted Lutheran Chu rch in America, chose the topic, " P oised to Walk on a Star," for his Chapel convoca tion on J an ua ry 18. The Un i versity con ferred an honorary doctor's degree on him at his evening lecture, " Have B ook-Will T!:avel." D r. Hans Bolewski, d i rector of the Evan gel ical Academy i n Loccum, Germany, and ed itor of 'The Luth eran Wodd, capti vated the Chapel a ud i ence during his two-day lec ture stay. Dr. B olewski has traveled exten sively, and as a former di rector of the De partment of Information of the Lutheran World Federation, is well-recogn i zed in fields of Christian education.

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February brought the students back to stu dies acti vities, a ' they retu rned for a new semes ter. Mothers' Weekend incorporated new i deas with old ones, to keep both moth l". and d aughter ' q u ite busy. The Satu rday lu ncheon was a new even t on the program . Th afternoon s yl e show featur ed " o u -of-the-o rrli n nl'Y" fashion s. Also h igh l i ghting t he agenda were a talent show, a tour of Western basketthe television y ·tero, the PLU all game, t mlen t ong-re ation, and the SL Olaf Cboir Concert. The weeken \Va ' an opp rtu n ity for ma ny mothers t o partici )ate in P I.i U campus an d

l iie.

Val en g uros are a Spur-sp nsored b:ad itionul campus. Th is year the Vnlen gmms were del ivered d uring the dinner h tl l' on St. Valen i ne' Day by Spu ' s in cupid-like attire. The even ing �vas entertai n ing not only t the colorfully clad S p u tS, but also to the Stude n t Body. activity on the PLU

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February Valengrams & ]fothers' VVeekend

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World's Fair proved to be a night of interna足 tional entertainment sponsored by the sophomore class. From a program of seven contestants, Lily Gin was selected as Miss Universe for the evening. Representing North Hall as "Miss Orient", Lily presented two vocal numbers. Other contestants were Carol Teslow, Lucy Barreto, Linda Sommers, Deanna Hendrickson, Judy Likkel and Susan Solie. Each girl wore the costume of and gave a number from the country she represented. Throughout CB 200, where the Fair was held, booths displayed an array of international wares. The PLU art booth held special interest for its local color. Sue Vallander and Steve Goff repre足 sented the Art League at the booth. A style review was conducted by Aldis Ott. PLU girls modeled the latest in spring fashions.

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WORLD ' S FAIR World's Fair proved to be a n ight of interna足 tional entertainment sponsored by the sophomore class. From a program of seven contestants, Lily Gin was selected as Miss Universe for the even i ng. Rep resenting North H an as " M iss Ot'ient", Lily presented two vocal numbers. Other contestants were Carol Teslow, Lucy Barreto, Linda Sommers, D eanna Hendrickson, Judy Likkel and S usan Solie. Each girl wore the costume of and gave a n u mber from the country she represented. Throughout CB 200, where the Fair was held, booths displayed an array of i nternational wares. The PLU art booth held spec.ial in terest for its local color. Sue Vallancler and S teve Goff repre足 senteel the A rt League at the booth. A style review was conducted by Aldis Ott. PLU girls modeled the latest i n spring fash ions.

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Miss Universe-Lily Gin

Miss Universe - Lily Gin

W ith the spring days, a deluge of rain eame to the Pacific L utheran campus. Out eame the u mbrellas to cover the floor of the CUB lobby so no one coulct get by a n d to be seen every-where bu mping i nto other u m颅 brellas a nd someti mes students. Clover Creek overflows each yea r. This sp r i ng it cre路ated a large lake on the soccer field and two of o u r fellows deeided t o try the i r l u c k , a l l i n flln, of c ou rse. Adcted to all th is was the usual puclct le j umpi ng and trips to the health center for su lfa pills and cough mect icine.

April

Showers

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April Sho wers

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Flowers

Pacific Lutheran was again represented in Puy足 allup's annual Daffodil Parade. Sandy Tynes headed the all -night decorating session . The end result was a sea of golden daffodils with the theme "Rain - The Wonder of the Pacific Northwest." Riding on the float were three freshman girls: Arlene Thome, Janelle Radtke and Sharon Saxton. 117

Bring The Flowers

Paci fic Lutheran was agai n represented i n Puy足 all up's

annual

Daffodil

Pa r a d e.

Sandy

Tynes

h eaded the all-night deeor a t i ll g ses!') i on . The end r es u l t

w a s a s e a o f golden daffodi b w i th the theme

"Rain

The Wonder of the Pac ific Northwest."

R i d i n g on the float were three freshman girls : Arlene Thorne, Janelle R a d t k e a n d Sharon Saxto n . 1 17

Saga Carnival

Coronation

The first e\7ening of the Saga Carnival was highlighted by the crowning of Queen Shari Saxton and King Ted Johnstone amid a car足 nival setting on the CMS stage. Attending the royal pair were Princess Sue Saari and Prince Art Ellicksen. This was also the first day of Dads' Weekend and many of the fathers attended the program. The royalty and guests were entertained by the Tacoma Chapter of the Sweet Adelines directed by Eric Ottum. A barbershop quartet, the Sound Barriers, also from Tacoma, performed.

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Saga Carnival Coronation The fi rst even ing of the Saga Carn i val was highligh ted by the crowning of Queen Shari Saxton and King Ted Johnstone amid a car足 n i val setting on the eMS stage. Attend i ng the royal pai r were Princess Sue Saari a n d Pri nce A r t Ellickse n. T h i s w a s also the fi rst day of Dads' Weekend and many of the fathers attended the program. The royalty and guests were entertained by the Tacoma Chapter of the Sweet Adel ines d i rected by Eric Ottum. A barbershop qua rtet, the Sound Barriers, also from Tacoma, performed.

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Saga Queen- Shari Saxton 119

Saga Queen - Shari Saxton 119

Saga Carnival

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Saga Carnival

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in the gym. Throngs of people gathered to try their skill at egg throwing, jam eating, fishing, and ball throvving. Many campus groups worked to build these booths in order to provide support for the yearbook.

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The colorful, a n n ual Saga Carnival was presented in the gym. Throngs of people gathered to try their skill at egg th rowi ng, j am eati n g, fishing, and ball throwi n g. Many campus groups worked to build these booths in order to provide support for the yearbook.

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The melodious songs, high jinks, and often out足 rageous jokes of the PLU men with blackened faces delighted the Saturday night audience. This annual event is sponsored by the Lettermen's Club. Guests in the audience included dads who were present for Dads' Weekend. The climaxing event of the weekend was a Father足 Son Banquet at which Marv Harshman, former PLU coach, was the featured speaker.

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The melodious son g-s, high j i n ks, and often out足 rageous j okes of the PLU men with blackened faces delighted the Saturday night audience. This annual event i s sponsored by the Lettermen's Club. Guests in the aud i ence included dads who were p resent for Dads' Weekend. The climaxing event of the weekend was a Father足 Son Banquet at which Marv Harshman, former PL U coach, was the featured speaker.

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others lolled or played in the sunshine on campus.

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CAlVI PUS CLEANUP After several delays, Campus Clean u p D a y fi nally mater i a l i zed o n a perfect day i n

May. Classes were exc used for t h e day. I n t h e morni ng, t he stu dents gathered a t various lo cations to be o i rected in t. hei r clea n u p j obs. Clea ni n g was com pleteo by noon and relax ation became the order of the clay. Some stu d e n ts

j o u rn eyed

Lake

S p a n a wa�r

while

others lolleo O r played i n t h e sunsh i ne o n campus.

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Kathryn Knudson was crowned Queen Kath ryn II of the twenty-eighth annual May Fes tival by D r. A. W. Ramsta c1 of the Chem istry Department. The ribbon bearers formed an aisle for the c l ass attend ants anc1 May Queen. The l'l ass attendants were : Karen Johnson and Patricia Larson, freshmen ; Carmen Al varado and JoA n n T h reew i t, sophomores ; D i x ie Lee Li kkel and Darlene Storkson, j un i ors ; K aren Sue O lson and Marie Peters, sen iors. The read i n g of the May Day Procla mation was performed by Norman Dahl, Pres ident of the ASPLU.

May Queen- Kathryn Knudson

May Queen - Kathryn Knudson

Folk dances from many nations were per足 formed in beautiful nati ve costumes. Several waltzes, i ncluding the Coronation Trib ute, were performed. This was origi nally com足 posed for Queen Elizabeth II but was now presented for our Queen Kathryn II. A solo waltz was danced by Leo Eliason and Karen B i rd . M rs . Young was the d i rector of the pro足 gram and had patiently worked with the stu足 d ents throughout their year of practice.

SPRINGTIME

U n i ve rs i ty

yeal'

acti v i t ies

sped

past

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<.j u i <.: kly, and s p r i n g fo u n d P L U stude nts i n t h e u s u a l fl u r ry before fi n a l exa ms. The b ro u g h t

S p ri ng

A WS

happy tid i ngs

women stu dents,

A wa rd s to

many

as scholarsh i ps

program retu rn i ng were

an足

nou nced , Tassels p i n ned, and S p u rs tapped. The bea u ti f u l weather afforded an ex足 cellent a t mosph e re for many

o u tdOOI'

fac i l i t i es

really e n j oy i ng the on

<.:ampLi s - sun

decks, ten n i s courts, lawns, etc.

SPRI N GTIME

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RANDY STI E, EDITOR

Student Congregation

JO H N 1... \RSG

AR!l r/1lql'(�t1a titm Putftor

PAULA FENDLER Organist

ERIC 0

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Choir Dircctot"

. K. MALMIN

A ssociate Pas to?'

S. M

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ociate Past

PAL LA FEN I ILER Organist

CAROLYN ERICK,

Pari. " ,scc're tal ,1

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Sunday Morning Bible Study Student Pastor John Larsgaard

Monday Night P rayer Service Leaders: Dave Bottemiller (first. semester) ; Niel Thompson, Jim Baker and Karl Gromberg (second semester)

Sun r l y M orning Worship Service

Sunday Morning Bible Study Stud n t Pa lot'

.J ohn Lll l'8ga�lrd

Monday Night Prayer Service Leaders :

Dave Bott m i l ler

( fi r s t

semeste l ) :

Thompson, J im Baker and Karl G re,m N�

��cund !\('

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Three confirmants wil Pastor John Thursday noon evotions

A 'S ISTANT PASTORS

S. M. MOE AND C. K. Cnn� reg .. l i l l i l

MAL MI N

T ' n�s i dl!n I

I 'asl o r

La rsg-a a n l . l og-e l h e r w i t h V i " e-Pres i de l l l P a u l E r i ks , d i rected t he s t i l l l�.'(

Leaders, Da n Erlander (first semester) Beissel (second semester )

and Joe

pl' r i ll1l! 1 I 1 a l ca m p us s t u d e n t l'OIlg-re�a l ion.

W i t h a l i l l Ie less l h a n 1 ,000 m e m I l l' $H, f)OO was sel l i p

bers. a h l l l lg'el

a n d ( ) lJ l a i lH�d. T h e i nt: rease o f 1. \\, 1 1 as s i slil l l i pasto )'s, C. K.

1\1 . ;\flue. has sen'cd

M a l m i n and S. Ill lt h l i g hlen

Pastor , J o h n 's load and also [,0 add t o t he s pi r i t l I a l i n l l u e l l ce " f ,.t he c a m pus.

TIH� upen B i hle in t he hacl{�rc )l I nd se rves ll O l h a s l he u nd e r l y i n g' uas is 1'01' t hese p i d l l l'l's as we l l as t h e sole ba s i s fo r 01 1 1' C h rist i a ll i l :-,' .

Su nday morning Commu n i o n

' ervice

Three con fi rmants wi l h Pastor John Th u rsday n oon nevotion s

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a DR. ALV I N N. ROGNESS PRESIDENT, LUTHER THEOLOGICAL S E MINARY THEME : "THE LORDSHI P A SPACE OF CHRIST 1 AGE."

DR. A LV I N R O G N ES S PRESIDENT, LUT H ER THEOLOGICAL SEMI N ARY •

T HEME : "THE LORDS H I P A SPACE O F C H RIST 1 AGE. "

d "tl nal ipirLtual Ou tl

CHOIR OFFICERS: l'il'gil A n

dCl's o1L , chaplain ; Dix ie Lik

k el, ,sec'/'cta1'Y ; Kad Reitz,

v-ice p1'csiclen t ; TJct1JC Sm1:U~,

]Jl'esident,

The sounds of beautiful sacred music were again heard as the Choir of the West visited the variolls cities of the acific Northwest, Under the direc tion of Gunnar J. M lmin, the choir toured Wash ington, 0 -egon, a.nd Idaho enriching the lives of many with their excellently performed music. In add ition to these activities, the choir also made various appearanees in the Tacoma area singi ng their messages in song.

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Row 1, Mu,nl G7'ijjiths, Judie J o h n w JII , Pat hensce, LoUie Ihllmjc l(U, Christ!} Ulleland, Dzin fra Za'YTw lis, G 1'c tchen Hu.,.;, MargaTet Hau ge, Gloria M'i tchc/l, Karcll Swindla'llcl ; Row 2, Lois Svendsen, Judy Heitman , C o ralie Balch, Li1ulct ,[Oh1/.,S 071, il'[CTTily Won'ell, Sanndl'a Vinjc. G nnna'I' J, Mal min , Kl'is tina Pennt, Rost' Marie Flansb7£1'!J, L e o t a [.auTsen, Glm'in Tha.r1J, Emily Lou E,'·i.ckson ; Row 3, Tina, DampRfol', /l1[-!?'imn Muedeking, Kal:hy Taylor, D i,cic Likkel, .Jan Cottom, JoyC(! L�mdma1'k, Cal'olc H!lbe1'g, Mal'illln Boc,

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Sm'cna Hopp, Ruth Bln'how, Ru th GI.!.11,de1'SOlI, Deanna Ha n g llL w:l ; Row 4 , DOll GroBb', Mael 'lin Sclwe ier, ['(1111 Ha n lIega ?'l , DO:l'1yl Meycl', Rei lim llric. Vir!! il A n d 7'''' o n, Hem'" Flaclc, Phil Randoy, D O li SHddm'th , Dave Smith, Sid Sh elvel', Trd Johnstone, G(�l'Y A n cierb f. I ',C] ; Row 5, Dan Erlanrie'l', HallS Floa,n , Pl!il Yoke:l's, John R!l.wl, Ka. r/ Gl'011b C<l;g , O ,'ville .J aco b s o n , [(a d R('itz, M'i ke Wiltl(?1'm.a l l , flob lJ I t- I'bU'/7.k, Dwnin Sande'I's, fl ill K uil, Ole Mnhni"!!, A 1'1 ) £'0kenRganl, Walt A nlto, D im J'�('1Isl'e, nob A ndersoll ,

CHOIR OFFICF.RS : Vir'gil A n dc)',�(m, cha7)/{dll ; D i$1 ' Lik kel, ,� I'C'I'C tU1'?I ; Karl R ritz. v ice p residei/ t ,; Dct lJ{'. ,m'th. pn'sidcnt,

The sounds of beautiful sacred music were again heard as the Choir of the West visited the variolls cit ies of the Pacific Northwest. Under the direc tion of iunnar J. M lmin, the choir tou red Wa h ington , regon, and Idaho e n riching the l ives of many with thei r excellently performed music. I n c ddition to these acti vities, the choir also lll ade various appeara nces in the Tacoma al'ea singi ng their messages in song.

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Kra,gh, L'innen Ege1', Can l Gilli.~, Knthy Young, Kal'en .lohnson, GIO'Y'ia R eino'tson; Row 2, Jolito, Rulla,nc!, Gina Brewington , Ilfal'iiyn Mom' e, Ginny Cra'r y, Den,ise Tetz, Jamie Co,dy, Pcnt! Act en, Cheryl Wilpon e, Dick Ballew, Lin dc~ Orcutt, [(a.yen CrU~((.'I·" , Gina 7'r iebclhor n, Dily G-in, DelOl'C ,~ AdamI!, Lois Pischel', Dm'ict Mis enhimer, Roy

Yokcrs, Dale B enson, Gal'lI BTow n, E ileen Edb ul'g, Ron Rindahl, Mm'y LinneT, Cal'olyn Bnm er, Pett Zamo s, SandT'a. M cL eod, Kathy Beiywn, Helen Hosum, Carole K imhough, Cct1'ol Williams, Gini D1")}Cl' ; Row 4, Ro,q er Hre winyton, D·iane Quale, Art EUickson, GO'/"don Sietha.ng, Marry Kim, brouyh, Blayne P el'i eth, Dee Eng en, Cha1"lie Ross,

Under the d i rection of R . yard Fritts, the 'on cert Ch rus made i� first appearance at the ann ual ' h ristmas Concert. The be(lutiful songs were warmly received by all those i n attendance. The Spring season proved to be the uus iest as the chorus, accompanied by Paula Fendler, toured Washington bringing it's music into the chu rches of the area. The tour was climaxed by the tradi tional Homecoming Con cert. The chorus also spread good will for PL U by per forming in m any local churches.

C H ORUS

O FFICERS : M01'l"i,� Hange, puMicit.y cha irman ; Kathy Be lgum, secrc tal'lI : Blnyne Perieth, p'l'csicien t ; Ca1'ol Teslow, libl'o,rian , Not pictw,.ed : Da,ve Gncll'icke, " ice pre8i dent.

Row 1 , Ca1'olYil Smith, Judy A nderson, Df'Ml l l a M ega,rd , Rut.h Ga,m.mell, Patty Hngennall, Kim Bodding, Kanm Fecit, Karle en Isaacson, Pat Childs, Judy Zieske, Arlee n Scade, JoAnn Storaasli, Nancy Berntsen, Bev BUJ'ge meiste'I', Ca1'ol Teslow, Nancy Krogel, Paula Fendler, George Nacc, A nne tte Foc,q e, Ka,thy Gam.me ll, Arden Flam, Jerry Handsan, Cliff Weim.er, Dave Gaenicke, Lon Harris, Bob Sanders, Dr. Fritts, Don Sna1!1f, Nadine Bruins, Julie Re eves, Carla Hans(<tl, Ne llie B'I'eime'l', .Indy J(mgh, Linnea Eger, Co., I'J I Gilli8, Kathy Y OlJng, Karen Johnson, G loria Rc ine'rtson; Row 2, Jolit.a Hylln'lld, G ina Brewing ton, Marilyn Mooro, Ginny Cm,I'Y, Denise Tctz, Jam'ie Ca,dy, Paul A asen, Chcrul Wilpone, D'ick Bnllew, Vinda O rcutt, Kanm Cl''Us(/./I, Gina Triebelh())'/l, Lily Gi:n, Delol'!!1l A da'/1ll!, L o is Fische'I', Da.da M'iscnhi1ncr, Roy

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h Tahtinen, Mon'is Hauge, Mctury Sa.llndel's, Dale

Thomp

son, Brad B1'ad/irld, R ic It 0..1'(1 Pm'vis, Jim Monaha.'II , Bob Ellis, Pal l l Heg 8 ta d , jv!yrna Pet,el'son, Linda Cntry, Ma l 'gic

Quick, Jnnct Haralson, Liz Kj'oll, Patty FUllkh(ll(se1', Karc'lI H e n ning, Marjo Reinertson ; Row 3, Ron Backstrom, Joan Cornell, Dave He l"!o i c k , Pl"is H lltch eson, Ken Black, Lloyd Schn eicie'i', Slwl'on Kleimenhagcn, Wayne [,a'111 .]1 , Judi Doe1' ing, Don SlatlT, Wnlly Ch'rL�tophe1's(nt, Den.llie G1'(U'del, Dave Johnson, Bill Hull, Bob Moore, Paul Udie, Dave Yokel'S, Da.le Bellson, Gar1f Bl'own, E-ileen Edburg, Ron Rindahl, j\fI Q'I'Y Li/I1WT, Cal'o[yn BreucT', Pat Zam.o,q, Sa.nell'(/' McL('oci, Kathy lJelgum, Helen HONu7It" Caroir. Kim /I) 'ou.vh, Carol Will iams, Gini D'I')fC1' ; Row 4, R o g e l ' Brewington, D iane Quale, Art EUickson, GM'don Slethang, lHorru Kim. b'l'ongh, Blayne PC'l 'ietll, Dee Eng(n/., Ch(o' lie Ross.

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This year's orchestra under the d i rec tion of P. Louis Kai Christensen w i ll be remembered for i ts contribution to the a nnual Christmas Concert. Together with the Choir of the West and the Con cert Chorus, the Orchestra made the spirit of Chri stmas truly l i ve in our hearts. Th ro ughout the year the members have rive n to improve and enrich their own concept of music, thereby in turn c reat ing a finer orchestra. s

ORl' H �;STI(A E K ::i E M BLE : iW is8 J) o l ' o t. h ll PaY ll c , Ola/ fl'l al m i l l , Jody M c [) o ngall, lViI'. GO/'doll G i l b ('j't.,� I) n , lvhs. A ml1'<'!1 []£' f ts. 142

Orchestra Row O N E : T i liwthy Fil'g uJrs, Mrs. Sjodl:ng, Leilani lvIanh, Joy Sl:h nrL thor,� t, /(Q,thy Z e l l, O la f i1!aimin, Il17'H. A mi'l ' e y [] c U s , Annetl.e Tup pC'I ' ; Row Two, Dr. ChJ'i,tl'II.'<:(,JI, '/ea l1' i)l c 111 0 ; ,((-

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vee, D r. Thomas McGehee, Bill Ba t t e rman, M 'i chad

Rowcn,

Ivan

Lars.en,

Row T H RE�;, Rm/ Hamrnond.

Shirley

Hagen ;

OFf'leERS: Frank Netter, chaplain, Carol French, sec re tary-trea s urer, Sigfried Larso n, vice-president, Martin Sehaefer, pres ident. Not pictured is Coralie Balch, his torian.

Taking a 2,000 mile tonr through Montana, giving their homecoming concert, playing for those at Mc eil Island, a nd giving the ir annual Christmas COIH.:ert at B uckley are only a few of the things that keep our P. L .U. band busy. With M r. Gor don il bet'tson as its d irector, the band has enjoyed working to gether as one functioning unit . T h ey finished the year by a dli ng theil' contribution to the commencement exer j es.

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Row O N F., L. TO R. : C. F re n c h , D. K n utso n , N. T h o m ps o n ,

I. Larso n , S . H ag'en , C . B a l c h , D . L a t i m e r . B . B u rb a n k , K .

R. P oe t »c h a t, E . Roloso n , W . B a tterma n ; Ro w Two :

Edmonds, F . Nettei', S . L i l 1q u ist, iVI r. G i l be r ts o n , E . W a l

Iverso n , R. H u rd , J. D r i n k a rd, K . Payne, J. H e i tma n , B .

te rs, G .

B a rto n , K . Young, J. M c D o u g'al l , C . U l le l a n d , J . M i tte n ;

L o n o, D. Shafland, B . Templeton, B . E l lis, S . ShelveI', M .

Row T H RF.E : L. L i ndvig, D. C a mero n , W. H i l l , W. K raiger,

Schaefer, B . Ru ndquist, L. T rygg, D . iVI e:'\ ick , S . Larso n .

B rown ;

Row FOU R :

Sa nders, .J .

L a rson ,

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D. J o h n s o n , G . S a d l e l', :'.1 . e m m e l' , M. K i nyon, 1,. Bowers,

PL U Band O FFICERS ; F m n k Netter, c h a pl a i n , Carol ta Ty-treasurer,

S i gfried

S e h llefer, p residen t.

La rson,

l\To t p i c t u re d

French,

vice-p resident,

i s C o ra l i e

s ecre :'-'!a r t i n

Balch,

his

to r i a n .

Tak i ng a 2 , 0 0 0 m i le to u r

through Montana, g i v i n g t h e i r h omecoming concert, playing for those at McNeil Island, a n d g i v i n g th e i r a n n u al Cl 1ri, tmas concert at B uckley a re only a few of the t h i n gs that keep our P.L.U. band busy. W i th M r . Gordon <. ... :i l be rtson as i ts d i rector, the band has e n j oy ed work i n g to gethe r as on e fu ncti oning un it. They finished the year by a d

d i ng

the i r

contl"ibution to

the

commencement exer ises.

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PI-;P RAND, Row ONE, L. TO R .: Bill Kraigel', ,flt/ie Dl'in knTil , Knl'l Payne, Ron Cornell, Dave Cnl/wl'on, Glenda, Sad ler, lV(t,l/n e H ill. Row Two: Mike Rowell, Na1/cy Th ompson, Co'/'nliC! Bnleh, L(t1'1'!f T 'I'ygg , nol) Ellis, Bev T empleton, DwY/. Shaf/nnd, Eel Wa,ltcl's, Ben Wwis shnltl', Direct o?' Dick L ati nw r.

Opera Workshop For the fi rst time on (;ampus the new ly-formed Opera WorkRhop group performed the opera, "Dido and Ae neas." This was done on a bare stage in modern costume, with the full ef fect of the story resting on the musi cians' excellent performance.

Ambassador

Quartet

OPF.RA WORK8HOP, Rowthe O Nmembers E, L. TO R . : Co.thcr i l l e G1'on e'l1, Throughout the summer Don lv10Yl/.a1ll. Row T wo : So?u/m Freislwim, Scn'lw Hopp, of the Ambassador liartet will once

.Indy Kl"ag h . Mal"ga."I"M Hodge, l'h ili'}J }rok(' 1·.�, Hans Floan , again On:il/" be bringing the Gospel message

Jacobgen, A n n Schaefcl', L o is S vent/sen, Eileen Ed to ollrb(n'g, western states. Their message Rose 111a'l"l:(, Fla1l. � b ln·g, 1111". :Vc'l V l l ham. . Row T H REE : in song tradition which

Tharp, Gretchen Ha;" , Shil"i.<'Y M e has n·i!.)] become Wm"l"ell,a Gloria Cctrlso n , anticipated Gerald E'n:cksml, Hodg is eagerly by Rob allertthe

e, D u,(t'Iu' 8011. (/(<1"8, e l l) ' I ", Em Sidof ShP.L.U. friends

ily LOll E1' i('I".� I' I I , Eliza b e t h E lUi'l1 !J , Vi,'

ginia Everett.

A'rni>u.,8snciol' Qltal'tCt: Ed Hn'l'1nic, Philip Y oleM's, Dan El' lnnelel', Olaf Malmin,

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PI';P B A N D, Row O N E, L . TO R . : Bill /(1'a.ig c l ' , inlic DI"'il/ kanl, Ka1'1 Payn e, Ron C o rnel/ , Dave Camei'on , GI('/uln S(�d leI", l.J!a!J'II (� Hill, Roll' T w o : Mike BO'w e l l , ,Valley T h o IiIpS01l ,

CM'alil' Balch, LIt1TIJ 1'I"!Jg.v , Dob Ellis, Be'v Templet o n , D a n S halland, E d Walters, Ben We is'IhaCl1', D irector D ick Lati m e r.

A mbassador Quartet Throughout the summer the members of the Ambassador tiartet will o n(;e again be brin gin g the Gospel message to oll r western states. Their message in song has be(;ome a tradition which is eagerly anticipated by all the friends of P.L.U.

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A 'IIl.l)(U;I;(H.lo}" Quart.e t : Ed Ha1"lJli(:, l'hiiip Y Off(' 1'8, D a ti

la./I(k/", O laf Malmin.

E-I'

Frank Watwrwodh. Watm·wol·th, F'-rank

Dewey H Hooll-ingsw01·th DewIJY ll-ingsworth and Carolyn Ca1·o1yn Sihlel' Sihle}· and work ha1'd ha'l'd 01/, 0"11 wfl1'k

art project, p)·oject. art

Nh. admires Mr. Roskos adm i�'c-, the work of MlLl· M ct?·ty t1/

Anderson AndeTsfl1!

a.s A Addie ddie

a,"�

Billingsley 1V01·k8 10o?·k.Q in backgol"lmd.

Art A rt

o t t l''''S wheel Busy Busy at at thc the ppotter's wheel 'ill ·i8 Dave DaVl~ Bluhm. Bluhm.

Richard Fatland and S7Ce Sue Vallinder V ctllind el· W01·k work Inl em cre ere a t ive ive desi{!ns desi{lns (ts il11'. t/eson as Mr. [{it. Kittleson looks looks on.

Ray Ray Ho Ho puts puts finishing finishing touches touches on on aa 8cu.lpt1!1'ed scuolptm·ed

figU1'c a ted. figUJ·e he he has haos cre c)Oeated.

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The Organ Guild is a student group affiliated with the Amer ican Guild of Organists. This group gives each member an opportunity to develop his musical abilities and to share interest in the organ with others. The highlight of this year was the opportunity to meet and listen to Pierre Co chereau, the life-ti me organ Mu Phi E psi lon seeks to rec ist of the Notre Dame Cathed ognize those women music ma ral in Paris. In addition to j ors or m i nors "vi th outstand this the group also played for ing quali ties of scholarship, student body chapel, provided musicianship, character and music for surrounding church personality. Representing M u es, and gave individual re P h i Epsilon on the cam pus i s citals.

Mu Phi Epsilon

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our l ocal ch apter, E psilon S ig ma. This year they have spon sored a get-acquai nted party for new students, assisted with the senior faculty rec itals, and presented a spring concert i n the form o f a chapel progra m. Through these activities these women endeavor to shal'e their talents with others.

Organ Guild The Organ Guild is a student group affiliated with the A mer ican Gu ild of Organ ists, This group gi ves each member an opportu n i ty to develop his musical abilities and to share i n terest in the organ w i th others. The highlight of this year was the opportunity t o meet a n d listen t o Pierre Co chereau, the life-time o rga n ist of the Notre Dame Cathed ral in Paris. I n addition to this the gro u p also played for student bod y chapel, p rov id ed music for sU Hounding ch u rch es, and gave i ndiviclual re citals.

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Artist Series

Arden Flom as "Tom" and Daryl Ashpole as "Huck" gave a de lightful portrayal of the town's typically mischievous boys.

Daryl Ashpole, Liz Kroll, Arden Flom, Kristina Pernu, Jerry Dietz, .Ton Paulson, Gary Stromme, Ed Velour, Elaine Everette, Jim Snyder. Not pictured, John Fey.

Tom Sawyer, played by Arden Flom, and Huck Finn, Daryl Ashpole.

Nadine Bruins as the m i l ler's daugter and Don Seavy as Rumpelstiltskin.

"Rumpelstiltskin" 148

L. t o R . , N e i l Christiansen, Sandra Heiren, Ruth H u rd,

The strange l ittle man d an c i n g

Philip Goldbeck, Nadine Bruins, Eleanor Bousfield, Gary Diel,

Merlin Thorson, El aine E verette, Claude

around

Canfield.

Not pictured, Kristina Pernu.

Children's

"Tom Sawyer" The wonderful Tom Sawyer"

"Adventures

made all hearts

young as they drifted back into the l ife of a m i d-n in eteenth cen tury M i s s i s s i p p i R iver t own. Arden Flom as "Tom" and D aryl Ashpole as "Huck" gave a de lightful portrayal of the town's typically m ischievous boys. Tom Sawyer, played by Arden Flom, and Huck Finn, Daryl Ashpole.

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with

Theater

his

boiling

kettles

trigued one and all as they sat watching the play, "Ru mpelstilt s k i n . " E ric Nordholm, d i rector, agai n prod uced a play in keeping the

Children 's

Theater's

reputation for superior quality.

L. to R., Joy Schnathorst, William Brooks, Eleanor Bous field, Mary Grover, Chris H alvorsen, Bill Zier, Don Myhre, Daryl Ashpole, Liz Kroll, Arden

Flom, Kristina Perml,

Jerry

Stromme,

Dietz,

.Jon

Paulson,

Gary

Velour,

Elaine Everette, Jim Snyder. Not p ic tured, John Fey.

ett, Carolyn Smith, Mary Rogers, Dick H elstrom, Liz Kl'oll.

his role as Dr. Sloper, a man living on the memory of a lost love. An extremely able cast insured the suc cess of this endeavor. Myra Gill as Catherine and MI'. John Carradine as Dr. Sloper.

F a m i l y c o u n c i l at tea time.

THE LITTLE FOXES A study of the greed and m i strust m a n i fested in a s o c i a l -c l i m b i n g Southern family formed the plot of the fall play, "The Little Foxes." The cast with Vi rgin i a E verett and Paul Siqueland as the leads gave a very fine performance under the able d i rection of Mr. Stanley El berson. T H E CAST, F I RST Row :

The ca st : V i rgi n i a Everett, Den n is K n u ts o n , Joh n Fey,

149

Zane W i l s o n , Myra G i l l , K a thy W Y n f; tra, Paul S iq u e l a n d .

A ll- College Plays

Myra G i l l , M r. J o h n Canadine.

S ECOND Row : K ris tina Pern u , Zane ,"V i l s o n , V i rgi n i a E ver ett, Carolyn S m i th , M ary Rogers, D ick H e l s trom, Liz K roll.

THE HEI RESS Once again under the d i rection of Mr. E lberson, the cast of "The Heiress" gave a truly excellent per formance. Mr. .John Canadi ne, the guest star, will be remembered for his role as Dr. Sloper, a man livin g o n the memory o f a lost love. A n extremely able cast insured the suc cess of thi s endeavor. Myra Gill as Catherine a n d Mr. .Joh n Canad i n e as D r . S loper.

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"Romeo and Juliet." The trend was to the mod ern this year as the spring play, " Antigone," aho was a twentieth century adaptation of Sophocles' earl,,>, Greek tragedy of the same name.

" ROIIWII,O/J awl ./uliet" cast: L. to U. Caro lyn ]Uoclli ll.rJ .

La iTY 1-V OI'801l, Merie 01,cl'ial1d, Juciy Tw etc)I, Amiy Cai-l I'ani I-VOil/, RO,l/ (, I' /JI'CWi ,l yto ll, f(W' (,11 Fis chcl' , D ol) .!Oh"','IJII , Pris cilla H ll tch noil . [)ciI"i" /(lilftsoll

SOli,

/low 1 , L. to R., Pun l Wold, ./lI rI!! ;1", ,-("(1 ) / , Zanl< Wilson, /-I . . ic/,('1I ; R o w .!, L a i T y I O ( ' I "X() I I , ivf l - . .Vordholrn, f) ('111l is I(u Il lso", Fh·J l:J-iudd, M I ". 1,'/I)(' I"soli .

5'a i / ll.l"a

"A 1Itigo)lc" ell st iuclild ed (to]! to bot tom) Z all(' Wi/SOil . [(([I·" (,1/. llan!;;c II , ;11 al'!1 [) olllal), .]ohu 7?ic tz

A lpha Psi Omega 150

Mem bers h i p i n Alpha Psi Om ega, the n a t i onal d ramatic hon orary, i s attai ned by d emonstration of superior a d i n g a b i l i ty as wel l as bac k stage and ou tfr ont exper ience.

Fred DilUie!, clw il "lIt(w of lI iyh School O l l c - A ct I'I(( !! Fes t i val

T h i s yea r ' s Homecom i n g play, " Hom a noff a n d J u l i e t , " w a s a model' ll tal,e-otr

Oil

S h a kespea re's

" R omeo a n d J u l iet." The trend was to the modern this year as the spl' i n g p l ay, " A n t i go n e , " also was a twentieth century adaptat ion uf Sophocles' earl�'

Greek tragedy of the same n a me .

" !?IJIIW d O fj (wt! . / , ( I i e ( ' 00. 8 / : L . / 0 It. CU I'II I U II ll[IJd l i l l !1 , L U i ' i !l / "("'SGII, lVl e rie () I ' ( ' , .{u l l d , J U r/1f '[ ' ", l ' I (' ) " A l it/if C((." I XIJ I I , 1'((, 1 1 1 Wold, ROY" I ' lJ i 'I' IPill U l o / l , 1(((1'(' ;' F0ch , ' 1 ' , L10ll .j()/w ,, ,.J I I , 1 ' , ' isl'iUa H l l ldu ' X O i l , /J e l l u i" /( l l I / f H O I I

" A 'lI tiUll n !' ' '

I,om)

Z(l ' / ( '

M a r!!

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('(/s/ i o d llrled (i.O}J 10 b o t IFi18( m ,

1(11 1" '(' 11

lIa.-lIsl' " ,

[) / I / I !tljl, .jOII lI Tietz

Production Production crew in action

C u rt a i n C a l l members

Curtain Call

PROOUCTIO:\T GREll' : Dennis Grae del, Hon S letta , K :-J ol'dholl11, E S4. , Dennis Knutson, Zane \Vil so n, Mr, Cnl' l'udinc Orlin U n cl e I' .John the able lea d,eBob ni h .John i p ofs on, B ob Joh n so n , p res i M un son, E, Marv .Jacobsen, Carolyn d e n t a n d lVI ,', Sta n l ey E lbe rson, fac u lty a d v i sor, .Ioe ll crin g·, R eta Hempt; up t h e the C u rta i n Call C l u b h a s been i n fl u e n t i a l in pro ladd(' r , Mike Rowen, Paul Wold, mot i n gMyr theonelSandberg', r a m a acti v i t i Dr/ie, es o n A.l'de the nP LU c a m p u s , Paul MembeFlom, rsh i p Don is o:Vlyhre, p e n toLynn a U Berg', t h o s eBill s t u d e n t s i n te,' R obb. ested i n any p hase of the theate r. B e s i d es p rodu c 151

i ng

C h r i st mas Carol," th e i r a l l n ual e v e n t , C u r

tai n C a l l members fu rn i sh e d the ass istant d i rec

tors a n ti back-stage l: rews s u c h as make- u p , set des i gn , cost u m e , a n d p u b l i c i ty for t h e many cam pus plays, thereby gai n i ng valuable d ramatic ex p e r i e ll c e , D a le Thompson an d Liz Krol l d r i n k a toast in

" C hr istm as

Carol."

Production

P rodu ction crew i n act i o n

PIWot;(,T !O :-I CREW : D e n n i s C rae d e l , non

S le t t a ,

:-.r o l·dh o l ll l ,

Esq.,

D p n n i s K n u t,;o n , /'<I n (' \V i l s O Il , !'\-I r . .J o h n Ca r ru rl i n c , B o b .J o h n � o n , O r l i ll M u n soll ,

E. M a rv .J;t("obse n , Ca \"l ) l y n

. I oc l l e r i n g·.

Rda

Hl'lllp t ;

thl'

RO\Vl� n , P a u l W o l d , M y ron Sa ndberg, Pa u l U rl ie, A l· d en

laddpr,

;\'I ike

F lol11, D o n :Vl y h re , Lynn B(' rg', B i l l

Robb.

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which seven Pi Kappa Delta members attend ed. It was the bi-annual national Pi Kappa Delta Tournament and Convention which was attended by 148 colleges a.nd universities from all over the United States. The P.L.U. squad made a fine showing, the woman's squad receiving a rating of Superior (the highest rating) and the men's squad receiv ing Ii rating of excellent. The forens i c two squadsenior fin ished the 1 960-6 sea Losing only members this 1 year, son with a total of 1 6 first places won during the squad looks forward to a full and success the by seven of the squad members. Also ful year 1961-62 forensic season. garnered were 19 second and 22 third place honors du ring a season which saw P.L.U. de bators travel ing from Oregon to Oklahoma in the cou rse of attend in g six maj o r tou rna ments.

JUNIOR DEBATE SQUAD, L. TO R, FIRST Row: Bob Ellis, Andrea Hagen, Rosalyn Fo~ter, Norma Dayhuff, Kathy Wynstra, Kaye Whisler, Ron Swift. SECOND Row: Jeanette Baker, Claudette Baker, Barbara Bowel', Joan Paul, Sue Solie, Jean Adair Leppa, Joan Maier, Mede Overland, GOI' Sdan E N IOR DEBATE U A D , L. TO R . : Burnett, M r. K a r l ,Larry K a renHitterdale, HegH tad , Gray, ArijaS lIKalnins, Mike A n d y Hilde. Carlson, Z a n e Wi J,;on, M e rle Overland, Dick H e l Ellen strom, . J o a n M a ier, .J udi Sa nnel· u d .

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FORE N SICS

The Western Speech Association Tou rn ament was held in Corvallis, Oregon, durin� Novem ber where P . L . U . competed with 58 other colleges and uni versities from the 13 western Rtates. Local tournaments attended included those held at Seattle Pacifie College, the Uni versity of Puget Sound and P . L. U.'s own fall Praetice Tournament. The Tourn ament of Champions held at Linfield College i n Ore gon saw P . L. U. placing h igh in both sen ior and j un ior d i vision Sweepstakes rati ngs with students en tered in Lincoln-Douglas ( I -ma n ) a n d Oxford ( 2-ma n ) D ebate plus the many individual events weh as Oratory, Impromp tu and Extempore speaking but also variety events s uch as Salesmansh ip, In terview and Rad i o Speak ing. The highlight of the season was the final tou ma ment held in Sti llwater, Oklahoma, whieh seven Pi Kappa Delta members attend ed. It was the bi-an n ual national Pi Kappa Delta Tourn ament an d Convention which was attended by 148 colleges and uni versities from all over the United States. The P.L. U . squad m ade a fine showing, the woman's squad recei ving a rating of Su perior ( the highest rating) and the men's sq uad rel:eiv ing a rati ng of e xcel lent. Losing only two sen ior members this year, the squad looks forward to a fuU and success ful 1 9 6 1 -62 forensic season .

.J U N IOR DEBATE SQVAD, L. TO It , F I RST Row :

A nd rea H agen , Rosa lYlI

Foster,

N o rma

Bob E l l i s ,

D a y h u ff,

K a thy

Wynstra, Kaye W h i s l e r , Ron Swift. SECO N D Row : .J eanette B a ker, C l a udette B aker, B a rbara Bower, .Joan Pa u l , S u e Sol ie, .J ean Ada i r Leppa, .Joan M a ier, M erle Overland, Gor dan Gray, A rija K a l n ins, M ike B u rne tt, Larry H i tterdale, E l len H i lde.

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Winne r;; of fir s t place awa rd s in fO I'e ns ics : Judi Sanne rud , J oa n Ma ier , Dick H e lstro m , N orm a Dayhuff, Rosalyn F os ter, Cla ude tte Baker. N ot pi ctured , Za ne Wilson .

.J udi Sannerud , winner of th e Indi vidual S peech Achi evement Award.

Dea n H a nge p rcsen ts trophy t o winners of the

A Ll - C o l le::;e

Annual

O ratory

C o n test :

F i rst p h1ee w i n ners Zane W i lson. J u di S a n n e r u d a n d .rack O b e n .

Cla udette a nd J ea ne tte Ba ker, Dick Hels trom, Me rl e Over la nd , Rosalyn F o;;te r a nd Za ne \\Tilso n lea v ing fo r th e T ournam e nt of Cha mpi ons a t L infield College. 153

W i n ne rs of fi rst p lace awa rds in forensics : J u di S a n n e r u d , Joa n M a ie r , D i!:k H e l strom, N o rma Dayh uff, Rosalyn Fos

te r, C l a ude tte B a ke l'. Not p i ctu red, Zane W i lson . .J u d i S a n nerud, w i n ner of the I n d i v i d u a l S p eech A c h i evem e n t A wa rd .

C l u u dcttl' a n d Jeane tte Baker, D i!:k H e l strom, M e rle O v e r land,

Rosalyn

F o s te r a n d Z a n e

Wibon

leaving

for

the

Tou rn a me n t of C h a m p ions at L i n fi e l d C o l l ege.

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convention where PLU achieved the highest ranking, Superior, in the woman's division and the rating of Ex cellent in men's division.

Zane Wilson a nd Judi Sa n nerud, co-cha irmen of the High School Debate T ourna ment.

Leaving for Oklahoma are Dick H elstrom, Joan Ma ier , Zane Wilson, Merle Overland, Judi Sannerud, Mr. Karl, and Karen Hegstad. Not pictured is Andy Carlson.

Karen H egstad and Merle

Overland , co-cha ir men of the

Hi g'h School S tudent Con gress.

Pi Kappa Delta members :

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Row 1,

to R., Jean

ent,

Andy

Carlson,

Merle

Overland,

Advisor

Mr.

Adair Leppa, Karen Hegstad, President Judi San

Karl, Jack Olsen, Zane Wilson, Dick Helstrom, T i m

nerud, Ellen H ilde, Shari Carte r ; Row 2, Joe Laur-

Firgens.

Pi Kappa Delta

Zane

Wilson

nerud,

and Judi San

co-chairmen

Locally represented by the Washi n gton E psilon chap ter, P i K appa D elta is the national forensic h onorary for those w i th superior speaking abil i ty and experience. Th is years' activi ties i ncluded the sponsoring of the H igh School Student Congress and Debate Tournament and the all-college Oratorical Contest. In March, seven of the members traveled to Oklahoma for the nati onal convention where PLU achieved the highest ranking, S uperior, in the woman's d i vision and the rating of E x cellent in men's d i v is ion .

the

H igh School Debate Tourna

Leaving for Oklahoma are D ick Helstron�, Joan

ment.

Zane \V ilson, Merle Overland, Judi Sannerud, Mr. Karl, and Karen Hegstad. Not pictured i s Andy Carlson.

Karen

Heg-stad

and

Merle

Overland, co-chairmen of the H i g'h gress.

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School

S tudent

Con

M a ier,

tions, and special events are televised throughout

the campus's closed circuit system.

Radio Cl'CW: Row 1, L. to R., ROrJ(JJ' HUdahl, Bill Brooks;

Row 2 , .Jim Ollie1!, Fluss Chl·istenscn , VVenda/ Peterson,

Nonn N esting, Jim Snlldl!1'.

Chief en.g ilzc,,,., Mr. Da v id Ch i"is tian, and prOdUCBY-dh'cctol', I1fl'. Panl S t e en .

Televi.sion crew : R o w 1 , L . t o R . : D e a n A nd(,!'l 'snn , Karl G·/,onber,q, Jim S i l l/de I ', Zalll' IVil,son ; Row 2, Pau l .]ol1es, Norln Nes till ,q , S te p h en Pa.,q e , htdJl CaTter, artist, .]hn Olsen, Russ Chris tensen , Bob Rndoiph. N o t pictu're d : 1¥a.!lTI C Damp, Chris Ha l v u rson .

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Te'lecommunications Another step in PLU's progress was taken th is year w ith the introduction of ed ucational televis i on facilities on our campus. Under the abl e d i rec tion of Mr. Paul Steen, producer-di rector, and M r. David Chri stian, chisf engi nee r, the lise of tele vision has foun d a place of promi nence in campus activ ities. Class lectures, chapel p rograms, devo tions, and special events are televised throughout the campus's closed ci rcu it system.

.J-im Snyder mannill,q television cn'lnera .

Radio c�·el.(I : Row .1, I, . to R., Ro,qer Hildahl, B ill Brooks ; Row 2, Jim 0[>;(' 11 , R-nss Ch�'iB I ( m s c n , vV<rnci(b / P e terson , NO?'1n Ncst in.q, Jim S n JJdc)·.

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Striving to plan and direct a program to unite the 'Nomen students as well as to co-ordinate theil' activities, the AWS fulfills its purpose as it makes each girl feel an integral part of PLU life. The Big-Little Sister program cJjmaxed by the Fall tea; a series of presentations on such things as studying, manners, hairstyle, Mot hers' Weekend, and the Awards program were some of the main activities, as was the publication of a paper to inform the girls of A WS activities. Also, we were able to spon sor three scholarships due to the huge success of our Rummage Sale.

Row ONE : Karen Tome, s tude nt ~oun c il; Els ie Sau te r , social ~hairman; Marie P e te rs, preside nt ; Judy Swe nson, Fr. rep.; Row Two : Be th Erkilla, trea s ure r; Marge ry K ["llege r , v ice-pres ident.

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Sa u t el ' ,

dy s wen e rs . J U dN1 U l .'le P et a ril yn L un . M , "'h dl\ K l o ....

T offie , T Wo : l 0 ,,. 1': .· K n re n m . Ro w r. Row K ru e ge W i("k str o ' l> �I" ; , M n n� el'y �lo w E rk ill a . C a r ol Tc eth B , d ID K� M n r i A n ti.'

bI n d ,

A SSOC IATE,D WOME N STUDE NTS St ri vi ng to plan an d d i rec t a p rog r a m to u n i te the women students as well as to co-ord in ate

the i r ac t i v i t ie s the A WS fu lfill s its p u r pose ,

as it ma kes each girl feel an i n tegral part of PLU life. The B i g-Little Sh3ter p rogra m cljmaxed by

the Fall tea ; a series of presentations on such t h i n gs as stud y i n g, man ners, h a i r styl e, Mot he)'s' Wee k e n d , a n d t h e Awards p rogra m ,"v ere some of the maill activ ities, H I::; was the p u b l ication of a paper to i nform the gi rls of A WS

a c tiviti es . Also, we were able to spon

sor three s c h o la nl h i ps due to the h uge success of o u r R u m m age Sale.

Row O N E : K a re n Tome, stude n t � o u nc i l ; E lsie Sau ter, soc i a l c h n i nllan ; M a ri e P e te rs , presiden t ; J u d y S w e n >;o n , F r . rep . ;

urer ;

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Row TlI'o : B e t h E r k i l l a , tn'as

M a n.�:e l·Y K rueg-e r , v i ce-pt·esident .

Stu den ts campus m e n i n to o n e l a rge organ izat ion. These m e n w o r k i n g together h ave been of great service to the T h e Associated Men u n i tes the

U n i versi ty' .

One

the

p ro

j ects of the o rg<l!11 i z a t i on was p u bl i c a t i o n of

the S l u d en t D i

rec to ry .

second

The

a nn u a l

D ad s ' weekend

was a bi g

cess aga i n th i s

year.

suc

HoI\' 01'.:/' D 1 ', : avid (;aeni('/'(, I O,!?'el' Bakken, Dan'vI ~'l " ,OIVe)j Sto rdahl 1 ('if D h Two: Dave H'I,t!, ..J' ,eyel', John MeYCI's C' " n 1, Ed \Valter~ D '" St' <, .In" ('on Self . ' " ,on Ka spcrs T " <IV!" Lphman, )m e. ' . - Drs, non Lcr('h M. .' . ,'on, heodol'(, J h . . , I ,IrVin Knutzen. S 0 ns tone. Row , tunley O I' TI CH{S : Robe r t G r o s"" secreta ry ; Ha A r th u r, I'.andy ,.,n'en R

E l l i <.: k; o n , � t u d e ll t (;o U ll c i l ;

D a v i d H act l Cl n d ,

tren�ll n� r ; D r. Sol berg', Cl d v iso r ; K e n ( ; a a l . \' i(:t'

p rc : i d en t ;

Theodore J o h n � t()nt', p f'es i

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d e n t.

ASSOCIATE D ME N STUD E NTS

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TASSELS

Tassels is a Senior Women's Hon'orary with mem bership based on high scholastic achievement and leadership in social and cultural adivities of the college, Tassels participates in a wide variety of activities centered around their goals ... recogni tion of scholastic achievement and contributions to the social and cultural aetivities on c.ampus. Their main activities are serving at the Artist Series receptions, holding spring and fall honorary teas, assisting with the A WS Culture Series and providing a scholarship for one of the members of next year's Tassels. SEATED: Mal.'grethe Gregersen, secretary; Carolyn Erick sen . STANDING: Carmen Lundgren, treasurer; Judy Struth ers , vIce president.

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Row ONE, L. TO R , : Yvo n n e Coop, Ma rge K r ueger, Hen

enlen, By rde Eck rem, Carolyn E ricksen, .J udy S tru thers,

rietta S tol te, M is s Payne, adviso r ; Gwen Thomas, Lore l i e

Barbal'u

Ih lenfelt, Carmen L u n dgre n , Pat S h e r m a n , J u d i S u n ncl'ud,

Barbara B l'll i n>l, E lsie S a u ter, M iss �dsaae, M i ss B lom

Row Two : J u dy H i l debrand, J o a n Kesse l r i ng, R u th B e r

q u i s t , a d v i sors,

S c h w i sow,

M a u reen

M c A l l i s ter.

Not

p ictu red :

how, C larie Syverson, I�uth Golde n ma n , M argrethe G reg-

Tassels is a Senior Women's Hon'o rary w ith mem bership based on high scholastic achievement and leadersh ip in social and cultural activities of the college, Tassels paltici pates i n a wide variety of acti vities centered around their goals . . . recogn i tion of scholastic achievement and contributions to the social and cultu ral aetivities on campus. Thei r main activities are serv i n g at the Artist Series receptions, hold ing spri ng and fall hononll'y teas, assi sting w i th the A WS Culture Series and provi ding a scholarship for one of the members of next yea r's Tassels. SEATJ::D :

:Vl a l'grethe G reger:;e n , :;eereta ry ; CU l'o'lyn E rick

sen , S T A N DI N G : Carmen Lu ndgren, tl'easu rel' ,; .J udy Stru th en;, vi!'e president .

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SPURS " . to promote school spirit and support all activities in which the student body partici pates, and to uphold all the traditions of the college." This national honorary of sopho more women has "service with a smile" as its motto. A few of the traditional activities in clude helping with Freshman registration and orientation in the fall, presenting the Lucia Bride Festival during the Christmas season, and delivering "Valengrams" on Val entine's Day.

How ONE, L. TO R.: Irene Wekh, editor; Mal'it Myhre, president; Luey Barreto, historian. Row Two : Susie Schoch, secretary; N orine Rado vich, vice pt'esident; Joanne Threewit, treasurer. OFFICERS,

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Row O N E , L. TO R. : L i n d a Hood, Patty Hagerman , S usan A m u n d s e n , JoAnn

S tora a s l i .

Row Two :

M a rge

adviso r ; N a n c y K rogel, E m i l y LOll E ri ckson, C a rmen A l

W i lson,

varado, N o r i n e Rado v i c h , C h r i s ty U l e l l a n d , J udy S wenson ,

Susie Scho<:h, K a re n Jacobson, Claudia Isham, J a n ice F a n

Judy Jacobs, J o A n n e Th reewit, Gwen Goiden lll a n , C o n n i e

n o n , L u cy Ba rreto, M a r i t M y h re, I rene Wekh , I d a K rogh,

E ng-vall , C a rol

Carole B ierman, J udy L i kk e l . Row T H REE :

a d v isor.

M rs. Leraas,

iVl a n i ,

M a r i lyn

L u n d blad,

M rs.

B roec.kel ,

SPURS " . to promote school spirit and su pport all activities i n which the student body partici pates, and to uphold all t.he tradi t i ons of the college." This nat i onal honorary of sopho more women has "service with a smi le" as its motto. A few of the trad i tional activ ities i n clude helping with Freshman registration and orientation i n the fall, presenting the Lucia Bride Festival d uring the Ch ristmas season, and deli veri n g " Valengrams" on Val entine's Day.

O FFICERS .. How O N E, L. TO R. : I rene Welch, e d i tor ; Marit

M y h re ,

R o w Two :

p res i d e n t ;

Lucy

B a rreto,

S u s i e Schoch, secretary ;

h i" tor i a n .

N orine Rado

vich , v ice p residen t ; Joanne Th ree w i t, treasurer.

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ďż˝ LUE KE Y 162

Blue Key is a n ation al honor service fraternity whose purpose is to sustain and prom ote the belief in God and the established institutions of society. Membership is l i m i ted to twenty j unior and sen ior men, and is based upon qual ities of lead ersh ip, scholarsh ip, and personality. Blue Key activ ities include supervision of campus Christmas decorations and Campus Clean-up Day, and sponsori ng L utes in O rbit.

Row O K E : Th eodore JO/t118ton c , Gernld Erickson, Eric O ttnm, Pa ul gl'iks, Mr. Kuethc, ndvisor ; Robert J ncob"'('n , ['al l l A asen. Row Two : D(l.'IJid Gacnickc, Cha1"le8 Ma.y.ďż˝ , David Haaland, Kenn e th lhmd, Daniel Erlander, Kenne th E'r icksen, Gordon Slcthnu,q, Edward WaltwI's, Norm Dahl, Ken Ga.al.

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Harry contest, and a roller skating party. A,P.O. aided in orientation of freshmen, helped with the debate tournament, and f urni shed guards for the display of valuable music ma nuscripts.

ALPHA PHI OMEGA 163

Da ue Came ron , l'a. u / Bongle /el t , D ick F r i t t,s, Kent Frccmull , Ca1'/ Helms. Row T wo : .!e J "j·Y R u therford, She rwood G/O' IIN, D ick Hn/vo1'Son, Doyle ./o r!J e I l S (,IL Row T H REE : Da ve Ga iil 'ic/.; e, Hml8 Floan, 111'1'. l'e tcJ' Ris t u b c l I , ad vis(> 1 ' ; Sig Lm'sOll , Brucl' 8( 1 1"/'1,1(/, Mr. IA,,� i'ie E"k/und, advi,s()r. Row ONE :

Alpha Phi Omega is a national serv i ce fratern i ty for the p urpose of assem bling college men in the fellowsh ip of the Scout Oath and Law, developi n g fl'ien riship, and p romoting sel.'V i ce to human i ty. T h i s year I ota Beta Chapter of PLU sponsored two used book exchanges, a blood ri r i ve, the Handsome H ar ry con test, and a roller skat i n g party. A . P . O . a i ded in orien tation of fresh men, helped with the debate tournament, and furnished guards for the d i splay of valuable music manuscri pts.

AL PHA PH I O M EGA 1 63

ulate interest and pride in engineering as a

anti cipating his future.

LINNE SOC IET'Y Linne Society is designed to inform those l�er sons on campus who are interested in the bio logical sciences. Besides their regular meet i n gs , they have an an nual banquet.

Row ONE: Gary Jonson , Don Samuelson, Bruce Vik, Dr. Jordahl, advisor. Row Two: Kenneth Gaal, Ross Le Mas ter, Kwang Wei H a n , Don Slate r, Gerald Rowan, Wendell Peterson.

Row O N E : Russ C h l'i�t.ia llson, Joan 'Wesley,

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P h y l l i s Nybakke, L e i l n n i M a rsh, Joan K ra

mer. Ro w Two : Ch a rl e ;; L a r s o n , R o n H y e l', Wayne H i l l , Joh n M i tten, Bob G ross, Dave H a a la n d , M I'. LCl'aa s , a d v i wl' ; Thomas C ro sicr, D a rryl Dettm a n n , Ja mes Beals.

E NG I NE E RS ' CLUB The Engineers' Club was fou n ded o n the hope that organi zation, in thi s fash ion, would stim ulate interest and pride in engi neering as a

p rofession. W ith this be'lief the club is p ro gram med to a id the engi neeri ll g stude nt in anticipating his future.

Row O N E : Gary Jonson, Don Samuelson, B l'uee Vik, Dr. J ordah l , adv isor. Row TWQ : K e n n e th Gaal , Ross Le M as ter, Kwang W e i H a n , Don S l a ter, G e m l d Rowan, W e n d e l l Peterson.

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Ski Team This is the first year P.L.U. has had a ski team to represent them. They organized the fin.;t intercollegiate ski competition in the Northwest, in a meet with U.P .S. in which they won the Andrea Dekshenieks trophy.

Row ONE: Keith Childs, Arne Einmo. Center, Elaine Olson. Row Two: Bob Howard, Bob .Julin, Gary Peterson,

L i nda

A nl P E i n l11 o , ,"T a r l i n P ierce, S a n dy H e i l'e n , B o n i tta

O l son , S u s i e O l s on , J u d y H e i t ma n , R u th Poetschat, K a re n S h m' p , A u s tr i c1 A sh e i m , ;Vro na S a wy e r , C n rol

Johnson, Bob Howa rd, J u d y Swe n so n , L i n da Wats

Ro \\'

ONE :

Alexia

H e n de r� ( ) n ,

Kat hy

ZeLl,

j o l d , J ocelyn V a u gh a n , Co n n i e O l ds, J u d y H od de v ik ,

Sch atzka, E la i ne O l sen, Susie So l ie , C a rol T ra n u m ,

Carolyn Nelson, :\I a l'ci K re tzschnlar, G a ry P e te rson ,

Joa n Pa u l , Carol ( ; a ffe�', J\-l a ry G rover. Rovv Two :

C h r i s J acobs,

C a rol \Vyekoff, Ko r i n (; a n ru d , J u d i A u s , .J a n A u s ,

R o w F O C R : G e ra l d F laskerud, R o n B e rn sten, A rlene

S h e lly .J ones, K a rleen K a I"lso n , A rdelle F ro s t , P o l l y

O lsta d , F i l m o re E ngel', F ra n c i s S tack, M ike S i perek,

A n dl'rson , L y n n e B l ackwood, S u s a n D a h l , B o b b i H i l l ,

M ike

.J a n

Col tol1 l ,

K a ren

S w i n dland.

Ch r i s t oph e r so n , a dvis o r ;

Row

T H REE :

M r.

165

Dee

W i l d e rm a n ,

E n ge n , B i U Chasell l , B o b J u l i n .

Ly n n

Be r g' ,

M o r ry

K im b rough ,

Pa u l S m i t h , Ron H a n>;el l .

Gar y S haw, K e i th C h i l ds ,

SKI CLUB Ski Team This is the fi rst yeal' P.L.D. has had a ski team to represent them. They organized the fi n;t in teJ'(�.ollegiate ski competition in the Northwest, i n a meet with D.P.S. in which they won the Andrea Dekshenieks trophy.

Row O N F. : K e i th C h i l d s , A rn e E i n l11o. C e n ter, E l a i ne 0 1';0 11 .

Row

Two :

Bob

H oward ,

Bob J u l i n ,

G a ry

Peterson.

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Sociology Club This organization afforded various fields of pursuit and study for students interested in sociology. Monthly meet ings were held at the home of Dr. Knorr and the club heard speakers, engaged in discussions and pursued projects perti nent to sociology.

Psychology Club The home of D r. K r isten Solberg wa� the scene of i n teresting psychology clul meetings this year. Programs i n clude< studies in hypnotism, guest speakers and d iscussions on varied topi cs. Stu dents i nte rested in and majoring iJ psychology found the club ac tivities at enriching s upplement.

Row 1, L. to R.: Georgia Bucholz, Karen Knudsen, Yvonne Coop, Jackie Glad stone, Beth Tngstad, Veena Le I, Miss Ethel Wright. Row 2, L. to R.: J ean Lidin, Sing .Johnnel' , Sharon Rindahl, Barbara Weger, Irene Goodale, Gail Latimer, Myrtle Lyons, Kathy Knutson. Row 3, L. to R.: Mr. Schiller, Dr. KnolT, Clarie Syverson, Lowell Stordahl, Waltel' Aalto, Jerry Capps, Carl Hale, Ken Loh.re, Larry Peterson, J erry Protextor, Nancy Sorensen, Ann Broten. 166

Row 1 , L. to R . : Cece l i a Tague, J u d y M o n tgomery, D o n Foss u m , C a rol Taylor, M a r y Du n l a p , R u th K a ne. Row 2, L . to R . : Rich W i lson, Bonnie H a nson, Sam Ga nge, O r v i l l e Jacobson, Joan Cornell, Charles Ros>;, M r . W in th e r , D n a B ra n d t , D r. S o l b e rg.

Sociology Club This org�m ization a fforded various fields of pllnm i t and study for st udents inte rested i n soci ology. Mon thly meet i n gs were held at the home of Dr. Knorr and the club heard speake n;, engaged in d iscussions and p ursued proj ects perti n ent to sociology.

Row 1, L. to R . : Georgia B ucholz, K a ren K n udsen , Yvonne Coop, J ac k i e G lad stone, Beth I ngstad, Veena LeI, Miss E thel Wright. R ow 2, L. to R. : Jean Lid i n , S i n g Joh n n e r·, Sha ron R i n da h l , B a rbara Weger, Irene Goodale, G a i l Latimer, M yrtle Lyons, K a thy K n u tson. Row 3 , L. to R. : M r . Sch i l ler, D r. K non, C la r i e S y verso n , Lowe l l S torda h l , W a l te r A a l to , Jerry Capps, C a rl H ale, K e n Lohre, Larry Peterson , Jerry Protextor, N a ncy Sorense n , Ann B roten.

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Conference

Student Education Association

How ONE: Ruth Berhow, A nell' '1/ Betts, Pat A ttc1'b(,rry, Rose [(indseth, .III/ly Hitcllwn, Linda Somm ers . Row Two: Dick Latim.er, Yo/nnda Rcttkowski, M1 '. Gilbertson, ad'visor; ClifI Weim er.

Row O N E : Delm'cs A da/m il, Leila.1li Ma) ',� h, Tina DI'1nps t e ) ' , ./OQ.)11<C V, .! (,liBel! , ill a rilyn

167

Rur/(' )I iek, A mU ' l t e Tupper, E ul'i!ln }'a tes, Row Two : In./Ie Jaco b s o n , Yola.nda R e t./.kow

Ilk'i, [(ay" Whisle?', A 1II), IJl 'IJ tl'n, ./nrly Ca rlcr, /,il1r/n Blo1)117 / !1:"� t., flnrbu 1'u A ll s t . Row T I I REE : Mary Roge l 's, Mal'IJ U lu1.l ill , ./o.l/{'(, Lll i t e n , Geol'gina Triebdho l 'll, Souja Jacobsen,

/(((.)'1'11 Rornm(''Il.. Row FOU R : A n n LaG 1'c1 ill "

N 0 1/

Swift,

Pat. M l l l lnl, Carol. Tes lo w , j\l/-)'S,

B I 'ockr/..

Music Educators National Conference

H o w O N F. : Rl� th flahmlJ, A wl / 'c!! Bli t l. �. , Pat. A I l(, I 'b erry, Hose [( i n dRl'ih, JII"Y /-/ i t e m.(/. n , J,'inda S()/I/ 'IIl WI',� , Row Two : D- ick La.ti7nrl',

}' II l nnd a Ret tkoU!s/c'i, NI,', G il b n ' tsoll, ad'visor ;

Cl i.!)' WI'iml'1',

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SPANISH

CLUB

GERMAN C LUB

Pictm'ed, FIRST Row: Cctl'olyn Smith, Beth /ngstad, Sharon Thorlaksson, Elizabeth Kl'oll, Ellen Hilde, Myrtle Lyons, G(,orgia Bucholz, An(t Barreto, l\1/l's. Chitt1:ck, ailviso1'. SF:COND Row: Bob Goodfello1U, Margncl'ite Km'smo, J ea:llne Ogrien, La)'(tine 11tIoclllJ1', JCI'1'lI Dittrich, Jim Hollistel', Dick Hag er ty, Jack Olsol1, Bill Osness, Claudia Lewis, Alice HiI'll, Fat Zaino"" Bob G1·OSS .

168

Gt' nna:1I Club enjoyed a y,'a)" uf (l.ctil"ity inc luding a tra d i t io n a l Christmas l)((.ri,l/ I/./ld a bUllqw!/. in the s]> / ' in g , Pic tured, F I RST Row : A 1 I drea H a g e n, Carrie Unuel', 1 ' it'ginia Le e , A licl' Gansberg, K al'('n Pl:schet', Da 1)(' Grav1'ock, Rogl'ne [:inck, J im Raker, SECOND Row : A nne Pe11 1 1 C SSY, Pa t J.-ingel ba.ck, Cm'olyn Ne l,o ol1, Donna OR b onl , Rich Wil,�()n, Jim Z i'mmcrmu n , Mar/.: A ndersun,

Tim Fe'l'genR,

Ka.'l'cn R i t land, JW(t )']J

T H IRD

Row :

L n u ds t'l'()m,

Jan n t

Ludw-ig,

Carul

Laursen,

[((1 'l'e-/1 BJ'oeekel, Brllce lJ l:n dcl, Jon

J( vinslaiUi, !'anl Pla t l l l'lls, Ge m'fl P Me Cnal', FOURTH Row : A ldis O t t, Gor don Slc thaH g , Jaily Mnllrtlw, Dare Cruwner, T'im P O ),1'CH tcr, LY-lin Cillu , Rarba,/'(l. Brin kley,

S PANI SH CLUB

Pictu-/'cd, F IRST I�ow : CIl-?'olyn Smith, Beth i /l g s tnd, Shnron Thurlaksson, E li:w b e t h Kroll, Ellen Hilde, i\ll�IJ) , tl(' Lyo)ls, G e o rgia. BUI;holz, Ana Barreto, Mrs, Chittick, advisor. SECO N D Row : Bob G o od/e l101v, Ma1'gll f1'ite K01'smo, J('({ /Ine Ogden, Lantine M o d le1', JeF)'lJ D i t trich, Jim Hollis te / ', D iek Hag erty, Jack O ls o n , B il l Osness, Claudia Lewis, A lice Hir//., Fa t Zamoo', Bob Gross ,

168

KAPPA RHO KAPPA ( GREE K CLUB )

Row ONE: Mrtri Ann Kind, Norway; Lucy BU1Tcto, Peru (Lima); Chllll Choe, Seoul, Kurea; Ana Barrcto, PeTIl (Lima); Grcthe Rum, Norway; Verma Lui, Rour Kia, Indiu. Row Two: Dong Kook Kim, Seuul, Kureu; Francis Leigh, Hong KOllg; Chow Jin Kim, Seuul, Km'ca; Al James, Jamnica., West Indic8; Ted Hsueh, Hung Kong; Hrms Albertsun, Sweden' Kwam.g Wei Hun, China; Isarin Kimnmbo, Tangnn yikn, Africn; Ku n io Saitu, Juma:moto, Japnn; Engsik Tnno, Bnngkok, Thailand.

169

FORE I GN STUDE NTS

Row O N E : Mari A nn Ki1/(Z, N01'way ; Lucy Ban·e to, Pent ( Lima) ; Chull Chou, Seou l, Korca ; A na Barre to, Pent (Lima) ; Grethe Rom, Norway ; l'ce!'II a Lal, ROll'/' Kla, [nelia. .

Row T wo : Dong K o ok Kim, Seoul, Kona ; F-l'CtlIcis Leigh, Hong K ong ; C h ow .lin Kim, Seoul, Kana; A l Ja'mes, .Ia.metica., Wc.� t [/ldies ; Ted Hsneh, Hong Kong ; H(£lI.s A II>(,1·tsO'll. ,

Sweden : Kwang Wei Han, China; [saria. Kimambo, TanganY'ika, Af1·ica. ; [(u n io Saito. Jmna:moto, Japnn; Engs'ik Tant), Bangkok, Thailand.

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ALPHA KAPPA PSI

170

Pict.1In:d hl'l'e a.l · C 1I1 c m lw;'8 of t h e newly o}"gon ized bl/ siJwss hO i/Oi'((.} "!!. F I RST Row : .Ja ck Cocchi, GO;'dl)1/ Sa t }"wn, Don Puunl(". A nw Ein"lll (). S ECOND Ro w : HoYlan A ndasoll, /,onw Hilrle b l"ll?trl, Ken t TeKrony, Ernce NII 1/l"s, Ll' i/ Dahl, D e nn is Cudal, .John Mw · tilla., Jim BClc/m.('/".

LETTERMEN

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The Q.c tiv i t. ie s of tho Letterme n I h·i.o !ll'ar in eluded (t. banque t a t S teve'", with Dr. V il/l1 C.sS (t.s speake)" and thr annnai Mins t.rel Sh ow. F IRST Row : AI IJlomq llist, Ch a r les Ma.Jj 8, Rouer LlIIl(lb iwl, ./on O lson. SBCOND Row : Dave Haala nd, [, O l t Blaesi, B o b Jaco b sen, B o b Brode n , Fj"(l1Ik H/a.knvorth, Carll N c t; ' 1 "8 , Jac/": Cocchi, D O li Keplcl', Kcnt TeKnmy. T H IRD Row : Kell l?Imd, D Ollg ilIcCla l'y, S tU lI F1"I:{[1 ·ick.Q oH., La IT1J PO"l.tiSClH , Jo int Hansen, NU 1"I1I D a h l , Dave Saavde, Rogl' }" Rel'p, Ke'VCl1!. Thoma.s, Jon Malln il1 , Keith Shahall, iVIa)"k A ndc1"!wn, EFllcl' NUUI'S, Ken Ca.a.l, Erv 111n·l"/()1.v .

CIRCLE C IRCLE ""K" K"

The uuniversity Circle "K" "K" Club Club is is sponsored sponsored The n i versity Circle by by the the Parkland Parkland Kiwanis. Kiwani s. Circle Circle 10K" "K" is is an an International organ organization consisting of over over Intemutional ization consist i ng of 300 cl clubs with m more than G,OOO 6,000 members. members. We We 300 ubs with ore than to have have aa chapter chapter here here at at Pa Pa aare re privileged to cific cific Lutheran Lut heran Universit Universit:v through which which we we .v through might give give expression expression to to the the iideals n d sstand ta n d might d eals aand ards of nstitution. of this this iinstitution.

R o w ONE a y Gallie, Row ONE:: PaN! Pan l Ul'lie, [h'lie, R Ray Gallie, James James Bakel'. Bake'l', Blayne Blayne Perleth, Pel'leth, Raymond Raymond Ro. Ho. Row Row Two Two :: Mark Mark Carl Carl son, son, Theodol'e 1'heod01'e Johnstone, ,Johnstone, Richal'd Richan l Ball('w, Ballew, Panl Paul Reg H eg stud, stad, Da1Jid Da1,id Smith. Smith.

T OASTMASTE RS CLUB TOASTMASTERS CLUB Row N E :: D ilY '.� on, JlI] I " 'i!i HallYli, o b ]'1' 1 001'1', Row O ONE D Oou gA A Hdel n d erson, M ()()1'J'i,~ H cw-ge, D Bob l1Ioo)'e, rc Ja I ', A rbai/!Jh, a (/ u is ol'; Ke1l e l l ,, O Ken E1'ick8 E 1"iC /cS ClI 0 1"V Ja cob" co uso,, "II,, M MI', Arbaugh, aciv is01'; Chuck o n Sud Chuck Niem Niemi,i , [,ama)' [,Willa )' Efnw. Efa w, Row Row Two Two :: D Don Sud dart h , 11.[(0 '1' KiW 1 ' 1 '!/ T )'!Jgy, Charles dar th, ,Mct)'?} Knu tZ(,lI tzen,, [,a L alT]j TI']Jgg, Cha?'les ROils, Ross , D(l.n Il I 'iJail.k, ong JohnsoJ 1[1 Smith. Do,n r1ine Alne,, Bob Bob B Bur/)(/'/l /c, D Dong Johnso n/ ,, 1'a Panl Smith,

J ' J 'iJ u y Gallic nk Tim 1" :111 Forrestcr. Fon 'estm', J J Ce;'J ',Ij Flaskenld, Flusken/d, R Ra.y Ganie,, Fra F l'an k ."'cUC)', Netter.

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P. E. P.

MaJ·ors Ma jors

Row ONE: nne COI' e )}, Marilyn ONE : JoA JoAnne CO l'ey, Ma1'ilyn ilJoo1'l;', Moon:; LOII'iRe L O l liRC Ha'l!.sv1I, lictn SOJl, Con'inc CO l'rine Ale:r A, lux anriel', u lie l1 (/ (Tl '80i1, aau;,',

oudel', J.Ju l ie Sa Sande 8 o u , Jnli/u Jnlila HullfLnd, H y l lnnd, Bm'barf[ B a r b a l'a Awd, A ns i , BIlt'iJa1'a fl r l) 'l!al'a Pricl Pi 'i,tl�al,I:'" J"dy Johnso ean, Dnnie l.~01I.. I))'V ielc,

Jlldy J o hn s o11 n , Gail Cm')', Cm '/', J Jean. Danid, . on , Row Two: Two : MaTY 111a1"Y Ann A nn V l1m'vic;/;-, Shw1'leno ho),ll,, Doris Shal'lcl/c 111'0(' Mo(',, Janice Jan'i,(! .~!fclton, M e l tOll , Gina G i n a TTicb T?' i e ll cl c lhol'll D O Iois .1011:11801'1., JOh-II,� Oll, lHn'/'ic MUl'il'

.Nielson, 11'17 '8, Nido-on, J J1lciy u dy Swen"on, SWe'l1 801l , !11'1'8, !11 1's, Y0 Y o 1,(11g, u n g , aflt,isOi'; acit'iR o i ' ; 1 M '8 , Tt:1nplin Tum.plin,, nfi'vis a d visol'; o l' ;

Cn ence?', Dee Joa.n La'I'son, Ca j'ol l ' o l Schatzlw, Sc ho,/,zka , GI'I'ci G c nt Sp Spence?', De c Ari.;o, A rko, .lO(W Lo.. l,,�on, l11m'ilyn MC/.?'ily1'l Hall, Hall,

Shirley M fo'g i e Q ilidc S h irle!f Ch"isto]Jhers()J7, Clu'is top h e rso)/ , Diane D iane 8-imolls, Sintons, ,Mal'gie l l iek,,

Row ONE: Johnson, Leoda. O N E : Tnulic Trudie Shnwhan, S h aw ha n Judith Johnson, Leoda LnTSon, Lanon, Joyce Joyce Mc Mc Ginn, Ginn , Judy Judy Shoe, Shoe! , Shn?'on Sha,)'on Gundcrson, Gundel'son, Judi Jwli Doering, DOel'iug, Jeannettc ./ea,n n e t i e Ba,len', Bake'" , Claudette La rs on, Claude t t e Bnlce?', Balcer, Row Two: Two : Claudia Claudia, Lewis, Karen Km'cn C1'Itsnn, Cn{ �an, Jonn Joan Larson, Jan Colton, Kaye Whistle?', Whistle1', Shn1'on Sha1'on Sethe, Sethe, Phyllis Phyll-is Rhine, Rhine, 17i'I'ginia 11i'l'g1nia, Lnl1g La1J{J Jan Coiton, Knye ford, ford, Kathy Kathy TayloT, Taylm', Jenny Je11.11.11 Wills. Wills, ,

Delta

Rho Gamma

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Delta Iota Chi Delta Iota Chi is PLU's organization for nun,ing nursing students. students. Meet i ngs a re held monthly rough speakers and senior Meetings are monthly;; th through senior stu stu dents, girls are introduced to hospital llife. ife. The Capping ex ex ercise held in the fall ight of the year. This year fall,, is the highl highlight year the membership has increased due to the sophomore nnursing ursing students who remai n on campus uunder nder the remain the new program. program.

Philo Kaleans The purpose pu rpose of of the n iza The the orga organiza tion is to offer acaclem i c tion is to offer academic fel fel l owshi p for for those those who have re lowship who have re t u rned to college after after a apse turned to college a llapse of three three or or more more years, years, to of to pro pro vide an opportu n ity to share vide an opportunity to share common problems, to encour common problems, to encour age present students to con age present students to con tinue the i r education, to m tinue their education, to sti stim lllate community community interest i nterest in in ulate adult education. education. adult

StATED u n dquist, Pat l a r k , IIna n a Stanaway, SEATED:; Barbara Barbara R Rundquist, Pat CClark, Stanaway, secre secre tary i Jbertson, vice r leen Searle, t; tary;; Fred Fred G Gilbertson, vice president president;; A Arleen Searle, presiden president; K e n t Free m a n , treasurer lsie Be rgstro m , Juan ita M a tkovich, Kent Freeman, treasurer;; E Elsie Bergstrom, Juanita Matkovich, A n na Anna

Peterson. Peterson.

Row Row Two Two::

Gerald o u l d i n g, Gerald G Goulding,

Carl Carl Hale, Hale, Lois Lois

a n n a Geving, Mortensen, Mortensen, J.J ackie ackie Furlong:, Furlong, Emely Emely Sholseth, Sholseth, Joh Johanna Geving, Loraine llen G a lbraith, EstelJe ra n t, A. u rtis. Loraine Moes, Moes, E Ellen Galbraith, Estelle G Grant, A. 1I.. C Curtis.

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S___ SONG LEADE:.:. :: R�

CHEER LEADERS _'oc 1'.1.0. ,.1m .t ,100 _ _ tla:'''',.s..c-..-K._""rII P....os, ... ..... 1111<0 "'......

ART ART LEAGUE LE AGUE This Art League had exhibits exhibits iin Th is year the A rt League n World's Fail'r and the JJunior-Senior banquet. u n i o r-Sen ior banquet. World 's Fai They also a lso had aa show on display at the the Kiosk. Kiosk. They

Row N E : ita,)! I) , S t e ve I(C V u l l in<icr, Row O ONE: Ra)/ H f-lo, Ste w )G G olf, o ff, S Sue VaWn cloJ', em'ollln Carolyn

S ill/n'. wo : D U ll Erlu nd",,', J)eawiw ianci, Sihle r. Row How T Two: DctH El'iande;', D ean ll a l-/wl/!J f/u."Uglctnd,

u . Row H HBB : Dale omp8oll, :VJ'/'. A /cl i8 Q Aldis Ott. Row T THREE: Dctle Th Th01np801l., :VI-r. Kitt/CIlOH, KittiC80J1, a d ri'''II·. ad ll·isor.

LITERARY CLUB CLUB The The Literary Literary Club Club meets meets monthly monthly for fo r planned planned p rograms which whkh explore as]1eds re programs aspects of literatu literature a r lliterature i terat u re cl asses. The not covered iinn regul regu lar classes. The u p iiss to stimulate aim of this gro group stimu late aa greater greater l i te rature among students. interest in literature students.

Row ONE : P u t 11;1' ;/81'(', [{(I!}!, 'Whislcr. Row ONE: Put I sensee, Kau e Whi slcr. Ro\\' Row Two T wo::

D(m(j .4. l1 11(lr� '801L , ill A n1Ldcl"�on, DO ll l! A rl e)I 'son, Ma n rt.!1 rtiJ A ci e l'!'011, IVJal'!1 iVI ar!J ROllel's, R ogel's, K K eenl / Erickson, Tim Po n'cst.c l '. E j'ick son, Tim FOJ'J'ester.

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HARSTAD HALL

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EVE RGRE E N COURT

IIVY VY

HALL OFFI CERS, L, L, TO TO R, R.:: Na,nGII Narum SOI'I'lJ.SI''ll S O)'fmSf'l1,, 'Ipu ic ity cha chairman OFFICERS, m nllllicil!l inna ll ;; ))j'csidentt;,. Deanna D eanna D D iid ,s, devo cievotional p1'('side.n rks, tional

Patti Fnnkhv'ltser, l'a,t t i Pnl1klw l I S IJ1',

chrti?"nWll El eanOl' clur il'I1W /l ;; Eleal1 0 1'

H ctnsen,, H01Jsen social I'll chainna1l, social a;l '1l1.u lI , Deann D " anllaa

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Bousfi eld, vice pl'e!!i<ien 1Jl'ewident, Not pp'iicctlt?'ed: B(nts/ield, t , Not l i l 1 'ed :

8"C)'cta: )'y- tl' enS IO'm'; I(1"e1'; D Demma eanna Hallg1a. HaHglan d, s"C I'Il/,al'y-t?'e(t;; nd,

WEST WE ST

HALL

OFF I CERS, LL., TO TO R R., SEATED: Rmily I_o!/. /<)J'ick" EJ'il:l\'.~()1I, O F I" In:RS, " SEATED : Rm ily L()II OI' , ,,social ,)(:;((1

chainnan; Maadlun Lll'l1clblad, 1J)·cwic/(m Pal(la H eye/" kCC

clw i ; ' oWII ,' JlJ l'ilYl1 J� ln/(l b l a d , pi'es irll' T dl.; ; PU l l lo HI'!f l , } " s('(; r~ ta1 ·?f. STA STANDING: SltSa11 AmunclsCll, sid ent Con

i'r'ta ;'!J, N D I N (; : SIIS(/ /I A ,() / l l ?Id�C ll , l.'IJice-1)'/'e ice-71I '('Riri('il t ..; Cml nie Eil, Engva ll, clr dl'votimlCti chairman; Patty Ha.q erman, nir g vall, v o t irnw l ch o'ir lllll ll ,' l'<t t t y Ha, q C1'III,11 1 1 , t trea8 ,'ra,�Karen J{/col).~o1'l, 1)((blicitu c/wii'Tll il"Yna.l1. 111'1'('1'; 1 1 '1 ' 1 ' : K(/ i'en .1(/('0[,;;01 1 , jJl l bliei!!! cha a II ,

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NORTH HALL In ""Mrs. Nick" M rs. N i ck" God has given a friend and counselor to each girl of fri end North Hall where the Christian har足 mony and fellowship which develops is best man manifested ifested in our main pro足 ject of the year, a Christmas party j ec t for the Parkland Children's Home in Everett. E verett.

OFFICERS, Row Row ONE, ONE, L. L. TO TO R. R.:: OFFICERf;,

Krogh ,, IIda da Krogh

president; Mrs. N Nicholson, Mani, preside n t ; Mrs. icholson , Carol M a n i , social Two: Julie wo : J u l ie Reeves, treas足 cchail'man. h a i rm a n . Row T urer;; urer

Nancey N a n cey

Krogel,

secretary;; secretary

Christy C h r isty

Ulelland , devotional devo tional cchail'man; Ulelland. h a i r m a n ; Gwen Gold足 enman,, vice vice president. ellman

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SOUTH HALL

S OUTH HALL This year's highlights have been sec

ond prize for Homecoming decora to ond prize for Homec decOl'u Remember" Donoming Qui xote, a dinner tions honoring w i th the graduating theme "A Knigh t toand a seniors, Remember" Don Q u i xote, a d i n ner " Parfait Parti".

T h i s year's h i ghlights h ave been sec tions with the theme "A Knight

honoring grad u ating seni ors, and a "Parfai t Part i " .

OFFICERS, L. TO R.: Pat Neumeier, social cha irman ; Judy Ande r son, vice preside nt; Ca r ol Bonniesocial Vail, devo OFFIC�'RS, L . Teslow, TO R. : president; P a t N e u meier, tional chairman. Notvice pictured: chairman ; J u dy A n (lerson, preside nJto; Anne Corey, secr etary. Carol Teslow, preside n t ; Bonnie Vait, devo tional

chairman.

Not

pictured :

Anile

Corey, secretary.

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Pacific University 20-12 12 Downs PL U 20Pacific University Pacifi Pa ific Un i 'el' ity :spoiled poi led tthe h e Pa i n c Lutheran Knights' a 20-12 ttri umph K n i ghts ' football debut d eb u t with a ri u m p h on the Badger 's home field in Forest Gro Grove. Although Badger's e . Althou gh Lutes 371 i m p ressive 3 t he he L utes compiled 'o mpile an impressive 7 1 yards from scrimmage,, tthheir ull ddn't scrimmag.e eir defense co ou n 't hold when it was ,. as necessary. McClary ne es ar . Doug Me l a ry sparked 'parked tthe h e PLU at t ack, connecting of 2211 passes ta k, connecti n g on 12 1 2 of passe. for 191 1 9 1 yards. was tthe Seniol' h e workhorse workhor e on eniol' Bruce Alexander Alexan d er was gro unn dd,, ma king 121 the Lutes' 180 yards. the grou maJdng 1 2 1 of t.he ya J'd. , fo r McClary passed 31 yards to end en d Bell Lennon Len n on for other th thee first score and Alexander Ale ' an der scored the other ouchdow om aft err t he Knigh ts o u c hdown f r o m tth h e on one a fte K n i ghts ma' rched yards m rc he 86 y� rds in 14 1 4 plays.

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nderbi rds m tthe h e Un U n iivers er, ity by downin down i n g the th e Thu Thunderbi r ds fr f rom ity u m b i , The Knights co r d t h e of British British Col Columbia. The K nights scored hrree times u r foe fro from ' 1"0 s the r eI' could m aacross th e bborder co uld t imes bef beforree oour rst sscore 'ore came 11 a get ay d ir . O u r first get a ta. t asttee off pay dirt. Our came on a 26-yard pass p' . s fro m Me lary tto our ill f rom McClary our lef left end, end, B Bill Le n n o n . With ga i n doin g the Lennon. With McClary's McClar y's arm aagain doing the jj ob ob,, cored ffor!' the the t he second second time time to t o leave leave the Knight s scored the field i th 3-0 lead. ead. Late t he fiel dw wit h a 113-0 Late in in the t he third t hir d period Bruce Alexa K n i ghts' Sscorin ori n g Bruce Alexann der der fmished finished the the Knights' r os. e d tth h e go ro m tthe he when he c erossed goalI on a pplunge lunge ffrom tthree-yard h ree-yard lline. i n . Two Two quick u(;hdowns by q uick to touchdowns by tthe he Birds" made (') I al tore 19 -1 3. ' . A lexfm der \Va "Birds" made the the fin al score 19-1 Alexander was tand out ouL on IT n e an lefen. e, ru. hing a a stand on both offense andi defense, r ushing n d draggi ng' d w n 111. lly h Ull l erf r5 for 533 )rards yar ds aand dragging down man y aa T Thunder oa 'k. bii rd r d back. j

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UPS Loggers E'dge Edge PL PLU 21-14 U Knights 21 - 14 touchdown by the University of A last minute min ute touehdown 21-14 over tfie Puget Sound gave the Loggers IJoggers a 2 1 ďż˝ 1 4 win o ver the Knights Conference game. E vergreen Con ference game, K n ights in their first Evergreen 'With 7 with With the Knights leading 114~ 4-7 wlith 40 seconds left iinn the first half, UPS scored on a 20 yard pass Again to tie the score at halftime. Aga i n with 39 seconds

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remaining rema ining in the game, the Loggers scored the only touchdown of the second half to earn the victory. Doug McClary scored both the PL PLU U touchdowns Johnson Lute and Dick John son converted on each. L ute end, Bill pulled B ill Lennon, p ulled iin n seven passes for 107 1 07 yards during d uring the tilt.

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A u nt and rth-down touchdown ass A blorked blotked ppunt and aa fou fourth-do'wn touchdown ppass by Eastern spelled heartbreak and defeat for the by Eastern spelled heartbreak and defeat for the Pacifie nights. It Lutheran K Knights. It looked looked as as if if the the Pacifle Lutheran Knights Knights had had the the game game won won going going into into the the fourth fourth quarter quarter with with aa six-point six-point advantage. advantage. The The Knights' Knights' two ge by two tallies tallies came came on on aa line line plun plunge by Bruce Bruce Alex Alex

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D o ug McClary. Doug McClary. It It was was the the same same old old story story for for the the K n i ghts : beat Knights: beat them them everywhere everywhere but but the the score score board. n i ghts pushed board. The The K Knights pushed Eastern Eastern all all over over the the field. field, but but the the bad bad breaks breaks made made the the difference differenee as as Eastern ing min utes of Eastern won won in in the the fad fading minutes of the the last last 3- 1 2 .

quarter quarter by by aa score score of of 113-12.

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WWCE Wrecks Homecoming Game 26-6

With two thousand Pacific Paci fic Lutheran students and an d alumns looking looki ng on, the Knights K nights played good foot foot ball for for the fIrst first half only to falter falter the second and be beaten by a score of 26-6. 26-6. The Knights K n i ghts got off o ff ttoo aa good good start when Doug D o u g McClary found foun d Bill B iB Lennon in in the open and hit h it him h i m for aa touchdown. The play covered cO\'ered eleven eleven yards and put PLU out ahead 6 to O. Early in i n the the second secone! period the Knights Kn i ghts lost theie their lead when Steve Hansen un coiled aa 33 38 yard pass to Wayne Schmidt to tie the the score. store. The extra point by Hansen put the Vikings V i k i ngs

ahead to stay. In the second half the Knights Knights seemed to be a different d ifferent team as they they allowed three th ree more Viking scores while they were held for V i k i n g scores for aa total of minus m i n us three yards. The The Viking touch to uch downs downs came tame on two running plays by LeRoy Fuller and an eleven-yard pass pass play play from from Vance Vance Spangler to Dale Johanson. Lou Blaesi maesi and Don Keppler played their thei r usual good good game on defense defense but b ut it was not quite enough eno ugh as the Western Western Vikings Vik i ngs left the field field with aa 26-6 victory. vi ctory.

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PLU Whitworth's Pirates Pi rates sloshed ugh the the mud. n Whitworth's sloshed thro through mud iin a 40-0 verd i ct from the Lutes Lincoln Bowl t o take Lincoln Bowl to take a 40-0 verdict from the Lutes on October October 22. 22. The The nations nations leading leading passer, nis on passer, Den Dennis Spurlock, wasn 't bothered by the wet weather Spurlock, 'wasn't bothered by the wet weather as as he completed completed 15 15 of of 28 28 passes passes for for 229 he 229 yards yards and and three of of the the Pirate's Pirate's touchdown tou ch do'wnss.. The three The Lutes Lutes only only 19-0 at the end of trailed 1 3-0 at halftime and trailed 13-0 at halftime and 1!)-0 at the end of the the third period, period, but but Whitworth Whi tworth exploded exploded for ree third for th three fmal quarter. Freshman Mike tOllchdowns in the touchdowns in the fmal quarter. Freshman Mike

MacDonald he LLlte� MacDonald gave gave tthe Lutes their their only only scoring scoring op op portunity portunity when when he he intercepted intercepted aa Spurlock Spurlock pass pass and and returned 1 yards returned it it 331 yards to to the the Whitworth Whitworth 2211 late late in in the game. The Pirates, while passin g fOl· 229 the game. The Pirates, 'while passing for 229 yards, 120. The n i gh ts m ade 95 yards, also also ran ran for for 120. The K Knights made 95 yards yards on on the the ground ground and and completed completed only only 33 of of 1111 passes ohn Han son was passes for for 2255 yards, yards. JJohn Hanson was PLU's PLU's lead lead ing ground gainer with 48 yards. ing ground gainer with 48 yards.

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PL U Knights Dump Central Wildcats 148 PLU 14-8 With ruce Alexander With B Bruce Alexander scoring scoring all all the the points points the the K n ights from i fi · Lutheran Knights from Pac Pacific Lutheran showed showed that that they they were were capable capable of of playingplaying' football football with with the the best best of of them ington 114-8. 4-8. t hem when when they they clowned downed Central Central Wash Washington The n i ghts' rst score The K Knight s' fi first score came came at'. at the the end end of of aa 92 92 yard ich featured yard dri\'e dri\'e wh which f eatured outstanding outsta nding running runnin g by by both olds as both Keith Keith Shahan Shahan and and Dave Dave Reyn Reynolds as well 'well as as Alexander rive with Alexander who who completed completed the t he ddrive with aa three three yard for the ya rd plunge plunge for the score scor e and and then then added added the the con con versi on . After ver sion. After another another drive drive that that went went for for 63 63 yards, n called yards, Doug Doug lVlcCla McCla ry r y once once aga aga iin called on on AlexAlex

ander ander for for the the scoring scoring punch punch from from the the one-yard one-yard line. rst score line, Central's Central's fifirst score came ca me when when McClary McClary was was caught ca ug ht in in his hi s own own end end zone zone for for aa safety. safety. Central Central completed lack blasted completed its its scoring scorin g when when Jim Jim BBlack blasted 4over over from from the the one-yard one-yard line line io to make make the the score score 114 douts for h e Knights 8. 8. Defensive Defe nsive stan standouts for tthe Kni ghts were were IVlarv 1\'Ia1'v SSnell, nell, Lou Blaesi,, and and Gary Ga r y Nevers. Nevers. Coach Coach Gabriel Ga briel Lou Blaesi son unes, and son gave gave Norm N orm Juggert, Juggert, Bruce Druce N Nunes, and Ken Ken K n utsen cred i t for i n g the Knutsen credit for open opening the holes holes in in the the Cen Cen tral i ne wh ich allowed tral lline which a llowed the the Knights' Knights' backs backs to to run run for for aa total total of of 239 239 yards. yards.

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PLU PL U Knights Bring Home Totem To tem Pole Outplaying their cross-town rivals in all depal't depart ments, Pacific Lutheran brought the Totem Pole trophy, emblematic emblem atic of the Tacoma collegiate cham pionship, pi onsh ip, back to the Parkland Parklan d campus for for the first time since 1955 with a 13-0 victory over the University of of' Puget P uget Sound, Sound. The superiority superi ority of the Knights K n i ghts was best illustrated by the statistics. The PLU offense offense racked up u p 312 3 1 2 yards to 103 for for the Loggers, 210 Loggers, 2 1 0 to 74 in rushing and 102 1 02 to 29 in in passing, passing. The Lutes also had an a n edge in i n the first down han,, freshman do'wn department 18-8, 1 8-8. Keith Sha Shahan freshman [{ e11 Kn u tson, 7.l, 7.1, lwaichc8 ea / c he's KeJ1 Knutsoll,

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Wash i n gton College stopped Washington stopped two two fourth period ddrives ri ves by Pacific Lutheran to hang Lutheran to hang on on for for a 114-13 4- 1 3 victory in the K night:,;' l ast game of the Knights' last game of the the season. Lute Lute quarterback, Doug Doug McClary, McClary, com com pleted nnine i n e passes d u ring the battle passes during battle to to set set aa new new school record of u ri n g aa of 76 passes passes completed completed dduring season. "Mac" also also set set aa new new school school record record dcluring uring season. "Mac" the tilt i n total offense with 985 yards n nnine ine the tilt in total offense with 985 yards iin games. PLU beat the Savages i n everythi ng but games. PLU beat the Savages in everything but the icking up 8 first the final final score, score, ppicking up 118 first downs downs compared compared to E astern 's 8 and outga i n i n g them to Eastern's 8 and outgaining them from from scrim scrim mage 1 7 to n mage 8817 to 171 171 yard::;. yards. The The Lutes Lutes scored scored early early iin the second period when B rute Alexander went the second period when Bruce Alexander \-vent over ine yards over from from nnine yards out. out. Gary Gary Nevers Nevers ran ran the the extra point over. The Lutes took a 1 3-7 lead extra point over. The Lutes took a 13-7 lead in in the the l',Y went third third quarter quarter when when lVIcCla McClai'Y went over over from from the the one fter aa 68-yard one aafter 68-yard drive. drive. The The conversion conversion try try Eastern 's Savages bounced fa iled. failed. Eastern's Savages bounced right right back back to to score ver the game-winning game-winning touchdown touchdown and and con conver score the sion. sion. E astern Eastern

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Post Season Honors

Evergreen E v e rgreen Conference C on f e r e n ce coaches c oa c h e s selected s e l ected two two Knights to t o the circuit's circu it's first first team all-star units. u nits. Junior J un ior Dave Bottemiller Bottem iller was picked pi cked at end for for the second consecutive consecu ti ve year year and senior sen ior halfback h aIfback Bruce Alexander was given aa spot in the defen sive backfield. Lutes Lutes picked for honorable men tion all-conference were were Lou Blaesi, B laesi, end; end ; Norm Juggert, J uggert, and Don Keppler, Keppler, guards; guards ; and Doug Mc Mc Clary and Gary Gary Nevers in the backfield. Keppler Keppler and Alexander Alexan der landed lan ded positions on on the the Associated Press Press Little West West Coast Coast honorable honorable mention team, team, and a n d Keppler Keppler topped topped off his h i s career career at at PLU PLU by by being being awarded awarded honorable honorable mention mention by the the A.P. A.P. Little Little All AII America team. team. At At the the football football banquet which closed closed the the season, season, the the players players selected quarterback quarterback Doug Doug McClary M cClary and and defensive defensive guard John John Mades Mades as as next n ext year's year's co-captains.

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The The Pacific Pacific Lutheran Lutheran University U niversity Knights K n ights enjoyed enjoyed their their best best win-loss win-l oss record record since since 1957, 1 957, winning winning three three tilts tilts while while dropping dropping six, six. Season Season scores scores are are aa grim grim reminder rem i nder that that games games are are not n ot won won on on strong strong statistics, statistics. The The Knights Knights found fou n d themselves themselves losers losers of of two two games games by by one one point point and and two two games games by one touchdown, tou chdown , while wh ile the the rushing rushing and and passing passing by one statistics statistics sheet sheet showed showed aa wide wide margin m argin in in favor favor of of PLU. PLU. This Th is year year the the Pacific Pacific Lutheran Lutheran "gridders" "gri dders" have h ave proven proven that that they they can can play play winning winn ing football football against against Evergreen Evergreen Conference Conference rivals. ri vals. A A strong strong corps corps of of freshmen, freshmen, and and an an experienc:ed experienced unit unit of of sophomores sophomores and a n d juniors j un iors seem seem to to be be an an indication indication that that through through ability a bility and and experience experience games games lost l ost this this year year by by close close margins margin s will will be be won won next n ext year year by by wide wide margins. margins.

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After e Lundgaard A fter only three seasons, seaSO I l S , Coach C oa c h Gen Gene Lun dg'uard has h a s ac cumulated record. Some of the highlights of c u m ulated a truly fine record, the p past ears were: years w er e : one Evergreen Conference a st three y championship c h a m p i o n s h i p and one co-champion co-cha m p i o n ship, s h i p , second place in the National NAIA N ational N A J A Basketball Tournament in i n Kansa K a n sass City, C i ty, and s aa basketball power. Not to a n d national recognition a as mention outstanding o u tstanding individual i n di v i d u a l efforts, which include a a first team N AlA A J A All-American selection, two all-tourna alI-tourna ment Kansas K a n sa s City C i ty selections, three all-time Evergreen Con ferenc e sselections, elections, and numerous ference nunlerous spots on Evergreen E ve l'gTeen Con ferenc e All-Star ference Al l -Star Teams. Teams, "Arm e Lute s to establish "A I'm chair" experts experts did not pick th the Lutes establish any additional a dd itional honors h o n o rs this th i s year. year, The basketball team set :;<et out to prove p l'ove otherwise, winning w i n n i n g nine n i n e g'ames games in in a a row against creditable opponents son aa slump opponents,. Around A r o u n d mid-sea m i d-season slump cre etball camp, ch could e r ept p t into i n to the t h e PL P LU U bask basketball c amp, whi wh ich coul d not not be be shaken until g e was don e. The Lutes en.ioyed aa unti l the t h e dama d a m age done, successful g h season to ti suecessfu l enou enough tice for third t hil'd place in in the Evergreen Conference e seventh Confe rence and to be picked p icked for for th the seventh straight year strict One NAJ yea r to participate p a rt i c i pate in in the Di D ist!'i(,t N AlA playoff·s. p l a yoffs,

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After getting off to a nine-game n i ne-game winning w i n n i ng streak during the practice season. season, the Lutes failed to find the same success during d u r i n g league play. Among the practice victories were the mythical mythi cal T AC A C Tourna n1ent ment championship and second place in the Chico (Calif.) ( Calif. ) Invitational Tournament. Tourn ament. Gene Lund gam'd's gaard's five five defeated St. Martin's 60-47 and Ped erson's Fryers 82-71 AC affair. At Chico, 82-7 1 in the T TAC the Lutes lost out to Pasadena College 83-63 in the finals after defeating defeati n g Humbolt State 67-60 and Cal Poly of Pomona 102-87. 1 02-87. During D u ring the three days N Norm Dahl and Bruce Alexander displayed orm basketball that earned them berths on the all-tour nament team. Bob B ob Jacobsen came off the bench to score 20 points in the Cal Poly game as five players hit in ddouble figures. Alexander o uble figu res. A lexander tallied tal lied 50 points in three games and Dahl accounted for 40. At home, h ome, PLU defeated Willamette 90-66 as Dahl hit for 20, and Linfield Dahl's Lin field 82-77 behind D ahl's 22 markers. Next came the annual ann ual Oregon invasion i n vasion where a 22 point performance by Dahl again told the story against Lewis and Clark as PLU won night teamed 76-70. The next n i ght Dahl and Jacobsen t�amed During uring the latter part to drive past Linfield 65-58. D of the campaign the Knights hosted tra traveling veli n g Montana State and Redlands. D Dahl tallied 21 but 21 b ut ahl his effort was not enough as Montana State pulled his was not M ontana out a narrow 73-70 victory. Ralph Carr hit for 20 and D Dick ick Nelson 17 as the Lutes roared past Hedlands Redlan ds 97-80 in one of the exciting games of the season. In the practice practi ce finale, Seattle PacifiC Pacific showed surprising strength in downing i n down ing the Park land five 991-85. 1-85. Dahl had 24 this night. n ight.

NON-CONFERENCE GAMES N O N -C O N F E R E N CE GA MES PLU

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60 60 900 9 82 82 76 76 65 65 67 67 102 1 02 63 63 70 70 97 97 85 85 69 69

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Knights and Wildcats Split 75-68, 75- 68, 78-66 78- 66 Central Washington College's Wildcats split a two game series w with t he ith the Knights. IIn n the first game the Wildcats kil killed a Lutheran rally late in the first led Lu theran l ate half aand nd went on to defeat PLU 75-68 in E Elllens足 lens足 burg. The L Lutes cOlild hi t only 18 of 60 field goal utes could hit 18 attempts for a cold 30 percent aand their worst nd night t hat department. Bruce Alex足 n ight of the .year y ea l' in that 2l. Dahl a nder was high point man \-vith ander \-v ith 2 1 . Norm D ahl

N o)'nI, Dahl .vonn Dahl

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missed ti lt because of aa toe in infection. m issed the tilt fection. Two weeks later on the t he Parkland maples, the Knights got even with the t he Wildcats \Vitdcats as they were never in serious ttrouble in handing them t hem a 78-66 rouble 78-GG defeat. Four Lutes hit double figures as A lexander again Fou r figu res aga in led the t he way with 19 points. Dick Nelson hit for 1 9 poi nts. D ick Larry Poulsen 19. 16, 1 G, Ralph Carr Carl' 13 10 and Lany 1 9 . It I t was PLU's fourth fou rth straight win after dropping d ropping six iin n row.. a row

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The ittl e trouble n handl i n g Eastern The Lutes Lutes had had llittle t rouble iin handling Eastern Washi ngton this n the Washingion this season. season. IIn the first first meeting meeting be足 be足 tween eezed tween the the two two schools schools at at Parkland, Parkland, PLU PLU squ squeezed out out aa narrow narrow

60-59 i c:tory as ng 60-59 vvidory as Norm Norm Dahl, Dahl, playi playing

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seored nts and nds. sc.:ored 2211 poi points and pulled pulled down down 13 13 rebou rebounds.

16 16 points. points. Ralph Ralph Carr Carr and and Dahl Dahl 19 1 8, respeetively, ghts won 19 and and 18, respec.:tively, as as the ihe Kni Knights won

D iek Nelson Dic.:k Nelson added added scored scored

74-64 i s marked u r足 74-64 at at Cheney. Cheney. Th This marked the the only only time time ddur足 iing n g the rgreen ca mpaign that the Eve Evergreen campaign that the the Lutes Lutes won won a n the ob Jacobsen a league league game game oon the road. road. B Bob Jacobsen helped helped iin n this n e as this oone as hhee eame c.:ame off off the the beneh bench to to pour pour

through 4 poi nts. through 114 points.

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K nights Split Sp lit with Knights Pirates 76-65, 76- 65, 68-65 68- 65 The champ championship as the K Knights i o n s h i p was on the lline i n e as n ights met Whi Whitworth Ann 18-point 18-po i n t spree by tworth in Spokane. A reserve B Bob Jacobsen ob J acobse n was not enough as the PiÂ domination rates ended the llong-time ong-t i m e PLU d o m i n at i o n of the winning Evergreen Conference by w i n n i n g 76-65. Norm visitors. meeting Dahl added 15 1 5 for the v isitors. In I n the first meet i ng Carr scored 19 at Parkland, Ralph Carr 1 9 points and Dick out 1 3 as the Lutes pulled p ulled o u t a narrow na rro\-v 68-65 Nelson 13 decision. cie c i s i on . The Pirates' P i rates' Ed E el Hagen H agen caused all sorts of trouble for the Knights p o i nt s . K n i ghts as he tallied 28 points.

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Wash ing-ion College broke tthe he last Western Washington last of E vergreen Conference win strings with a PLU's Evergreen 77 -66 triumph over the Knights in thei 77-66 theirr first meet颅 i ng. It was the first time since the tag end of the ing, 1955 season that PLU lost a league battle on thei theirr D u ring this time they ran up a string home court. During of 37 victories. A week later in Belli ngham the Bellingham aga i n beaten by Western 68-53. Lutes were again 68-53, Ralph

Carr topped s., The topped the the PLU PLU scorers with with 18 18 point pointsThe their third in a row to the Vikings Lutes dropped dropped their third in a to the Vikings own 84-69 when they were were set set ddown 84-69 at at Western Western early early in February, b u t the follovving n ight back on their but the following night back on their h e Kn ights staved home home 11001路 floor tthe Knights staved off off aa late late rally rally by by oys to the Bellingham Bellingham bboys to earn earn aa 70-66 70-66 triumph. triumph, Five Five Lutes i t iin n double figures. Lutes hhit figures,

D ick Nels Nels()n Sta rts to to D)'iv D rive Dick on Sta)'t.s a

207 207

puts Dutes ahead 221-18. Dick Nelson pv ts [,utes 1 - Ui .

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LU in N AlA playoffs SPC tops P PLU Kn ights for the The Pacific Lutheran University Knights competi ng iin n seventh time achieved the honor of competing the NAIA District D i strict 1 playoffs. pl ayoffs. The Lutherans were the agai nst the Seattle Pacific Pacific: Falcons Faleons in a matched against in Seattle, while whi le on the eastsudden death playoff' in

ern side of the mountains Western and Whitworth were struggling for the chance to go to Kansas C ity. The Falcons beat PLU for the second time City. n the this year and went on to lose to Whitworth iin finals.

Bob Jacobson rebounds rebounds as as Poulsen Poulsen and and Malmin Malmin watch Bob Jacobson watch

209 209

Junior Junior Varsity Varsity City City League League Scores Scores .JVs JVs 67 67 "

Cheney Cheney Studs Studs

49 49

70 70

Two 's Tavern Two JJ's Tavern

76 76

Acoma Acoma

68 (i8

67 67

McNeil McNeil Island Island

77 77

63 63

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777 7

83 83

Acoma Acoma

65 (i5

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96 96

Two ' s Tavern Two JJ's Tavern

67 ()7

97 97

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65 65

Coach Mark Salzman

72 72 C,2 (i2

68 68

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Knight Hoop Destiny Brightened by Promising J. V. Cagers Coach unior varsity Coach Mark Mark Salzman'f; Salzman's jjunior varsity cagerf; eagen, fi n ished rright ight in in the iddle of ing this finished the m middle of everyth everything this sea sea son with a Kn ight .JV's iled aa son with a 9-9 9-9 record. record. The; The;Knight JV's comp compiled 7-7 record in the 7-7 record in the tough tough Tacoma Tacoma City City l,eague. League. From From the u n ior varsity the jjunior varsity will will come come many many fine fine prospects prospects for ext wi nter's varsity tet. Leading for nnext winter's varsity quin quintet. Leading the the group is o group is Jon Jon Malmin, Malmin, aa lanky lanky 6-6 6-6 freshman, freshman, wh who was the the lead ing JV n ts in was leading JV scorer scorer with with 276 276 poi points in 18 18 games. Rich nley ((213 2 1 :3 points ) , Dennis games. Rich Sta Stanley points), Dennis Mc Mc Poland ( 1 7 6 ) , Mike Healy ( 1 57) and J i m Henson Poland (176), Mike Healy (157) and Jim Henson ((151) 1 5 1 ) were were the the other othel' .rv JV leaders. leaders. Season Season highlights highlights saw the club run up close to 100 points saw the dub run up close to 100 points against against the the

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opposition ual per opposition several several times. times. The The top top individ individual per~ formance formance was was aa 35-point 35-point show show by by Rich Rich Stanley Stanley against n the ity League. against Acoma Acoma iin the CCity League. With ior starters With the the loss loss of of three three sen senior startel'S Coach Coa<.:h Gene dgaard's varsity Gene Lun Lundgaard's varsity team team will will depend depend heavily heavily on u n i or varsi ty players on the the talents talents of of the the jjunior varsity players for for the the next ights have next few few seasons. seasons. Many Many of of the the young young Kn Knights have pproven roven that pable of that they they are are ca capable of playing playing Evergreen Evergreen Confel'ence Conference basketball basketball by by spot spot showings showings in in varsity varsity It is with a n ucleus of seasoned performers games. games. It is with a nucleus of seasoned performers and unior van; i ty players and aa corps corps of of jjunior varsity players that that hopes hopes of of another Pac ific L uthera n basketbal l power anothel' Pacific Lutheran basketball power rest. rest.

POST SEASON SEASON HONORS HONORS POST Norm Norm Dahl Dahl was was the the only only unan unanimous choice to to the the imous choice 1960-61 1960-61 All-Evergreen All-Evergreen Conference Conference team team pi picked cked by by the the league's league's coaches coaches and and athletic athletic ddirectors. i rectors. Dahl Dahl was was aa senior senior and and aa three three year year starter starter for for coach coach Gene Gene Lundgaard's Lundgaard's Lutes. Lutes. The The team team cap cap tain s year, tain thi this year, he he led led the the squad squad in in scorin scoring with g w ith 354 354 points points for for an an average average of of 14.8 14.8 per per game game and and iin n rebou rebounding with 287. 287. Dahl Dahl was was also also gi given n d i ng with ven aa team spot spot on on the the all-tourney all-tourney team team iin the first team n the Chico rnament and Chico State State Tou Tournament and was was named named to to the the second second team team Northwest Northwest Labor Labor News News All-Wash All-Wash ington ruce Alexander, ington State State team team.. B Bruce Alexander, another another Lute ior, was Lute sen senior, was also also named named to to the the all-star all-star team team at at the the Chico Chico Tourney. Tourney. Freshman Freshman guard guard Rich Rich Stanley Stanley got got credit credit for for breaking breaking the the only only school school record record broken broken this this year year as as he he hit hit on on 22 22 straight straight free free throw throw attempts. attempts. The The old old record record was was 16 16 held held by u rtis and by both both Chuck Chuck CCurtis and Roger Roger Iverson. Iverson.

RICH RICH STANLEY STANLEY

POST SEASON POST SEASON ANALYSIS ANALYSIS Despite the loss by graduation of three three starters starters of!" off this year's team, coach Gene Lundgaard has has every reason to be optimistic about next year's year's squad. Back from this year's first five five will be be 6'5/1 6'5" forward Larry Poulsen and sophomore guard Dick Nelson. Poulsen averaged 10 points points .8 per game this this season season while Nelson Nelson hit hit at at aa 99.8 clip. lso seeking seeking aa starting starting berth berth on on next next �rear's year's clip. A Also team wiII be team will be the the Knight's Knight's two two top top reserves reserves this this year, year, Bob Bob Jacobsen Jacobsen and Rich Rich Stanley. Stanley. Both Both saw saw action on on the aa lot lot of of action the varsity varsity this this year. year. Marv Marv Fredrickson, n high Fredrickson, all-state all-state sensation sensation iin high school, school, ....will vill again again be be around around to to help help the the Lutes. Lutes. Marv Marv suffered a n,i ury in suffered a serious serious knee knee iinjury in the the third third game game of and wasn't of the the season season this this year year and wasn't able able to to see see any any more ury he more action. action. At At the the time time of of the the inj injury he was was scoring an 9.9 points scoring an average average of of 9.9 points per per game. game. Cer Cer tain tain to to see see aa lot lot of of action action are are transfers transfers Hans Hans A lbertson and Albertson and Jim Jim Castleberry. Castleberry. Hans Hans is is aa 6'7/1 6'7" transfer from Gonzaga transfer from Gonzaga and and Castleberry Castleberry is is from from Central Central Washington Washington College. College. NORM NORM DAHL DAHL 2211 11

Row:: Pete Quam, Coach Jim Gabrielsen, Lars Johnson, .J ohnson, .Jerry Curtis, Larry Poul BACK Row Poul-

Cocchi and .J ohn sen, Gary Vestal, Al Blomquist, Ken Larson, Frank Waterworth, Jack Cocchi Row:: Kent TeKrony, Ken M Miller, Brodhun,, Denny Kelly. FRONT Row iller, Stan Frederickson, Bob Brodhun

Gudal, Don Keppler and Mgr. Oliver Berven.

SEASON S E A S O N SCORES

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Kent TeKrony, Ken Miller, M iller, Larry Poulsen, P ou lsen, Lars Johnson. 213 213

Season Lutherans ~ Have A Good Season

FRA N K WATERWORT H , RON FRANK WATERWORTH, RON COLTOM COLTOM

The ni versity's The weather weather kept kept Pacific Pacific Lutheran Lutheran U University's baseball team from having a better season baseball team from having a better season.. Coach Coach JJim i m Gab rielsen 's nnine i ne finished Gabrielsen's finished with with an an 8-8 8-8 record, record, but n E vergreen Con but had had to to settle settle for for aa 2-4 2-4 mark mark iin Evergreen Con ference p lay. ference play. One oints of of the the strong strong ppoints of the the season season was was three three One of out i versity. out of of four four victories victories over over strong strong Seattle Seattle Un University.

COACHES J IM GABRIELSEN AND DR. V IGNESS

SSurprise urprise of ior second-base of the the campaign campaign was was sen senior second-base man S tan Fredrickson. Stan saw most man Stan Fredrickson. Stan saw most of of his his action action from the bench during the first three from the bench during the first three seasons. seasons. Moving 300 Moving into into aa regular regular role role this this season, season, he he hit hit ..300 and was the lone Lute named to the all-league and was the lone Lute named to the all-league team. team. Shortstop n hhitting itting Shortstop Denny Denny Gudal Gudal led led the the team team iin w ith aa respectable with respectable .340 .340 mark. mark. A All Blomquist Blomquist was was runner-up 1 average. runner-up with with aa .31 .311 average. In efty Ken In the the pitching pitching department, department, llefty Ken Larson Larson was was the earned runs king with a 1 . 39 mark. .Jack the earned runs king with a 1.39 mark. Jack Cocchi Cocchi was .45 era. was next next with with aa 11.45 era. Cocchi Cocchi won won the the most most games-four�as against a lone defeat. games-four-as against a lone defeat. Senior i nner Senior catcher catcher Lars Lars Johnson Johnson was was named named w winner of usion of of the the Louise Louise Randle Randle trophy trophy at at the the concl conclusion of the the season. season.

JJERRY ERRY CURTIS, L O M QUIST C URTIS, AL AL B BLOMQUIST 2' 21

1959-1960 All Leaguers

Gary Vestal and AI Blomquist,

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PLU diamond.

Gary Vestal Vestal Ken Larson, Gary

Mgrs. O Oliver Berven, Bob Bob Jacobson Jacobson Mgrs. l i ver Ben'en,

Stan Stan Fredrickson, Fredrickson, Denny Denny Gudal, Gudal, .Jack Jack Cocchi Cocchi,, Don Don Keppler Keppler 2215 15

BACK on Th en Gaal, BACK Row: Row ; R Ron Thorson, orson, LaTr'Y LalTiJ 1'etcJ'son, j'dcrson, K Ken Gaal, Dick Dick

P I(.J·tzel'. FRONT son, L01'lm i ldebrand.

j'}(1'tzcr. FRONT Row Row :; Dale Dale Thomp Thompson, LOTen H Hildeb1·and.

MATCH SCORES PLU PLU 4 PLU PLU 11

S.P.C. 33 S . P. C . __ S.U. S.U. _____ 66

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Central Cen tral .

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PLU PLU 00

Central Cen t ral

PLU PLU 00

In In spite spite of of bad bad weather weather and and other other extenuating extenuating cir cir cumstances, cumstances, this this year's year's tennis tennis team team compiled compiled aa commendable commendable record. record. High H igh point point of of the the season season came came with w ith aa victory vidory over over arch a rchrival rival U.P.S. U.P.S. Lead Lead ing i n g this this year's year's team team were ""ere senior senior lettermen lettermen Larry Larry Peterson and Loren Loren Hildebrand. H ildebrand. Between Between them, them, Peterson and they of the the 12 1 2 matches matches won won by by the the team team this this they won won 88 of year. will be be built b u i lt around around return ret urn year. Next Next year's year's team te am will ing ing lettermen lettermen Dick Dick Purtzer P u rtzer and and Dale Dale Thompson. Thompson. In I n evaluating evaluating the the record record of of this this year's year's team team and and the t he teams teams of of the the past, past, it it must m ust be be taken taken into into consid consid eration erat ion that that P.L.U. P.L.U. is is the the only only institution i nstit ution in in the the 216 216

PLU PLU 4

Western . 66 Western U.P.S. U.P.S. _ _ 33 S.U. 66 S.U. _____ P.U. P. U. ____ 77 __

conference lly support conference that that doesn't doesn't financi financiaally support it's it's tennis tennis team. team. The The number n umber 11 player player on on this this year's year's team team was was Larry Larry Peterson. In this, this, his his concluding concl uding year year with with the the Peterson. In team, team, he he was 'vvas awarded awarded the the trophy t rophy for for the the outstand outstand ing tennis or ing senior senior player player of of the the tennis or golf golf team. te a m He He teamed doubles tea med with with Loren Loren Hildebrand Hildebrand to to make make aa doubles combination combination that that was was defeated defeated only only 66 times t i mes in in the 25 matches m atches they they played played together. together. Larry Larry hustled hustled t h e 25 and and gave gave everything everything he he had had while while playing. playing. He He de de served served the the aaward. ward. .

lVIATCH SCORES PLU PLU PLU PLU PLU PLU

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Western 'W vVashington 'Western ashington U.P.S. U .P.S.

PLU PLU

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Fort Fort Lewis Lewis

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6 6

Seattle Seattle University Ul1iversity

PLU PLU 5 5

PLU PLU

6 6

PLU PLU

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PLU PLU

12 12

PLU PLU PLU PLU PLU PLU

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Seattle Pacific Pacific Seattle

Fort Fort Lewis Lewis

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McChord McChord

Western ngton Western vVashi 'vVashington

Seattle ersity Seattle Univ University

12 12

Dave Da ve Hnl/aili/, Hal/and, En' En' MIl'r/owe, Mco'/o we, Ed Ed Davis, Da,v is, George Gem'ye fl1cCnne, JllcCune, Bruce 0 / })ic t u 1 "l,d, Dave fJ '/'uce Borl"lu/ BO'ITlld ;; ?l not, lJict1t1'[,d, Dave El'tlns. Evans .

E n j oying one n Enjoying one of of their their greatest greatest golf golf seasons seasons iin

years, u t e golf eam years, coach coach Gene Gene Lundgaarc1's Lundgaard's L Lute golf tteam sported 0 w i ns , 2 s ported aa record record of of 110 wins, 2 losses, losses, and and 11 tie. tie.

the ay w ith aa bl azing 66, the field field through through the the first first dday with blazing 66,

and and won won the the conference conference title, title, though though for for the the

N .A.I.A. d istrict title N.A.l.A. district title he he was was nosed nosed by by one one shot shot

The two ands of The two losses losses came (;ame at at the the hhands of powerful powerful

by rt in's C ollege in by Mike Mike Jacobsen Jacobsen of of St. St. Ma Martin's College in Olym Olym

and agai nst the the strong and against strong Fort Fort Lewis Lewis team, team, they they

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Seattle versity, both 2-6 ; Seattle Uni University, both times times by by scores scores of of 112-6; came �/:! -8 1/� victory lt_7 1/� came away away with with aa 991;~-81j:! victory and and aa 771!~-71/:! Agai n st all conference compet ition, Against all conference competition, they they emerged emerged untouched untouched from from every every match. match.

In the rney, hosted In the conference conferen(;e golf golf tou tourney, hosted by by Central Central

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Shawnee. Shawnee, Oklahoma Oklahoma over over June June 6-9, 6-9, and and stand stand aa

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vVashi ngton College lensburg, the Washington College in in El Ellensburg, the 4-man 4-man team team

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to i o r Dave to ihe the team team will will be be sen senior Dave Haaland Haaland by by gradu gradu tra n sfer. transfer.

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John Hanson and Dave field team. Led by jjuniors un iors .John Knights Barker, the K n ights won three triangular meets and took second in two others dduring u r i n g the regular Hanson topped the team with 97 total points during while Barker finished sec poi nts d u r ing the year wh ile B a rker fi n ished sec ond o n d with 94. The cindermen's only victory in the Hanson anson who conference meet was in the 440 by H toured rec tou red the oval in 48.9 seconds, a new school rec pote ord. Another school record was set in the pole \vhen Ron H Hanna nine vault when a n n a cleared 12 feet n i ne iinches. n ches. season.

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Floor Sets New F. T. Record Evergreen edged Third floor in the intramural i nt ramu ral finals 54% 499 1% /:\ points. Individual ttrack rack fi nals 5 4 1/:\ points to 4 poi nts. Indi vidual Poppen,, :55.0, records were set by Jerry Poppen : 55.0, iin n the 440, Doug Mc McClary, Clary, 181'1", 1 8 1 '1", in the Football Throw, Konynenburg, Javelin, Don Pete Von Konynenbu rg, 1186'2", 3 6'2", iin n the Javel in, D on Gross, Duane G ross, 9'6", iin n the Pole Vault, and by D uane Meske, Discus. 1116'8", 1 6'8", in the D i scus. Third Floor and Evergreen tied for the Softball S oftbal l Championship Championsh i p with 9 aand n d 1 records.

Third Thi rd floor set a new record iin n free tthrow h row compe breaking tition with 426 points; points ; break ing an iindividual ndivid ual record, tosses. Ever reco rd, Ken Ruud Ruue! made 93 out of 1100 00 tosses, green was second w with i th 422 points. for the Volleyball Third floor flool" and Western tied for Championship Championshi p with 18 and 2 records. won the badminton fi finals, Gary Kieland \\"on nals, Ron Sletta won the golf finals, Ted Meske won the table ten nis \<von the tennis n is finals, and Harold Peterson won finals. fi nals. 221 221

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5) c<la ii scholar! ( 0 ) Old O l d Nlain M a i n is is the t h e sce �<:cnc a n o t h e r battl�, (;) ne of another bailie.

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of p pleasant relationships and of l easant re l a t i o n s h i ps a nd look forward to to many forward many more. more.

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OPEN TO O PEN T O PUBLIC P U B U C -- CLUB C L U B RENTALS RENTALS New and and Used Equipment New Used Goll Golf Equipment

738 Pacific Pacific Avenue Ave n u e

photographers since 1898 1 898

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The The Lower Lowe r Pacific Pacific Lutheran Lutheran

University U n iversity Campus C a m p us

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THE CAMPUS

We shall all long remember the beautiful campus which, through the years, we have seen grow and \vhich, know and love so well. It which we have come to kno\v It fitting photo iiss fitt ing that we iinclude ncJ ude the following p hoto UNI graphs of the campus iin n this SAGA of the U N 1VERSITY YEAH.. years pass, we shall V E R S ITY Y E A R As the y€ars undoubtedly buildings und oubtedly see many new buildi ngs rise to take their places along side those no\v now standi standing. ng. May this Uni ni th i s be a chronicle of the Pacific Lutheran U UNIVERSITY versity Campus as iitt was iin n the U N I V E R S I TY

1961 YEAR, 1 961

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THE CHAPEL-MUSIC-SPEECH BUILDING

THE CHAPEL-M USIC- SPEECH B UI LDING The CMS. an d the CUB may well be called t he c:enlers of t he campus. T he The eMS. ! nd the C U B may \ ell be called the c:ente of L,he camp us. Th e eMS is the Chapel, the very heart of the Un iversity. On its steeple r ises eMS is the Chapel . the very heart of th U n i e rs i ty . On its s teepl e rises the Cross of Our Lord. It is signficant that this Cross is the h ighest p oint the r ss f ur Lon! . It i sigl1fi.c nt t h o t this ero is the higbest poi nt on ou r campus and stands in its center. The CUB is the social center of VB is the social enter of on o u r ca mpus an standďż˝ in its 'ente r . Th th e campus w ith its bookstore and dining room serving the student bod y. ,

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THE COLLEGE UNION BUILDING

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Index

Index A A alto, Walter H, 166

a l to, Wa i t e .. H. 1 6 6 A asen. Paul C. ·Hi, fn. 162

AlLicn . P�HIi (�. ·ili, G l . 1 (;2 Adams , Delol'c, A . 68. \67

A. 6 . . 1 � 7 A da m , . D<'.lo'· Ad ams , Dian a S . 8 1

tlHm�. Dian::l S. � l A dam!:. , Ka r en .r. 8 1

A d:H n...; , K a 1"(�u .J . S l A lban, K\~ nneth E. 81

lban. Kt·n lu:th E. � 1 Al bel't\-\ son, Jfn n s ItiB

Ibm't!5-8on. H ' n s I I)!.J Alb l'C('ht, F e-l'nita D. 7 ;~

At1w�(·ht. l<'ern i t a D. f� Al tl t:n , '1'hornas Vl . 68

A Itl�n. ''rhomn� 'A', 6f.;

Atflin~'H', G:lI'Y \V. 81

.... Gal'Y 'wV . 8 1

Alr li n

A JeX RTl del', Bnl(:C H. l ~H . 19~ 20:{ , 20,1

Alc'xandel', Co rinn e C . 75. 1172

72 A II ~ n. S hi ..!ey .T, 48

A l l o n . S h i l'I('�' .T. 4 Alno , Daniel S . )7\

A IIl o. D a n k l S . 1 , 1 A lva J'ad o, Ca.l· m ~ 1J J. 70. 161

A k ,'n.Jo, CIU"m.c:.-ll J . 7 6 . 1 6 1 Am e ~. MU I:Y E. 75

\ meli . &1a:I'}f E. 75 A mllo(lsen . S usa n .M . 75, 16 1. 179

A m u n dS:eI L . So..:"an �f. 7 5 . Iii I . 1 7 9 A nd c::rberJ!, Gary N . (is

A n l}(.· I·b(.,� . ( ; a t·�' 'N. 6 � I\n il cl's cn. A liee A . 72

\ n dt'l"':iCn . i\ liee A . 7;:; A nd E'J':;rm, Arn uld n.. 48

Andel':;I")n . Al'nuld R. 48 An den'lO n. Ai"thm' D. 6:-;

n l l (·I':-ion. Art. hm' D. (iX AJ1 d C'n~on . ]ju rry M. HiS, 170

) , , ! ron-on , l$,a l'ry M . l ilt-:. ] 7 U A nde l'so n, Ca ro l L. 75

al'ol L . 75 A n dC':l'foifJIl . A n der so n, Ca ron 1). 75

AlJ d(",,�c) r I . _anJIl I). 1"5 A nden3()n, CO r:i l'u.d G, 75

oll l'nd l;. 7 5 And �4,)n. Andel'son, H arlent! .T. 75

A n dcolos(m. On rlen .T. '; 5 A nd el'-':iOn, D :n,-j d R . 68

n dQ rSt m , DlJ \' i d R. 'is A nd('I':$xm, DIIII ".d :)8. A . 4f; , 134, 17 1. 175

A nd enm n, Laod a J . MI, l Ol'i, t X5

A n dCI-:ion . Gr-eH"o ry M . ~ l

An dcn:mn. Harlan L. 4M. 170

A nden;on. J al1c;: t C . S7

An del'i on, ,) cn nn e 8 1

A ndel'~C)n, .J en :; M . 175

Arul(orl'Oon • .Ien?> M. l "j ij A nciel':-;o(J, .John E . 81

A nd('I·�t)n • .John E . n. Ju di t. h D. 6H , 1 ~ 1

A nrlC'n,() , A I("x an fh�r. BnJ(!\� n . L��I. 1 9 !J 2U:L 2 0 ·1

AJl';.: a n rl�)'. C ()J" inne C . 7'1.

nI1( I',.;on . J url it h D . fi � . I X I

A nd e l'son, K ath leen E. tl l

An del'son, ) nt h le<.'n E. S I A n<-lE:.' I·~ on, P o lly M . 81, In;)

Atll lt·t'�on, Polly M . foi l . 1 65

Andl!l·s Im. R olicrt J. 81

t nrl( 'r:-;Im, Hoh� l"t .T . .\nd ('I·...;o n. V iI'gil l\'L 48

it ... il M. 4 ,\n df'l'.... I n . A ppe l, Le~l i(' M . HI

A p I > I. L�" l i <' :\1. H I A ,·ko . Dee A. fl8 . 172

d:o. Dee A . (,�, I i :?; Al·m ti lron g . A lice A. 48

l·m� l n H I I{ . A l k .... A . -is Al' m :;lJ'unJ!. A li<:e C. 75

rm.xLn mJ.C. A l i<;e ( ; . 7 5 Arn esen. Arlene M. 73

1'lene 1\1 . 7 3 A rn�::olCn, r\ I'n !:it, A udrey K . 8 1

A rn s t . . \ lI d n.�y , � l Auhy, Lau ra A . 81

A l lhy, LalU'a A . � l Aun e . ~ll)hn M. 192

I . 1 H� A ll f1 � . •J v h n A u~ , .Jane t E. 8 1. lo G

AlI�, .Jan�t E. 8 1 . l fl rl A ll , . ,Judith B. 8 1. \ G5

A,,,. J u< l i th B . R l . I f;; ; All ~t , Bal'banl K. GR, 11')7, 172

A u � t , But'bunt K. GS. 11)7 , 1 7 2 A :-I hcim, AI1 ~ tl'ifl 1\-1. 75, 165

/'\ :·dlf'i m . A Ul-Itl'irl N L 7 5 . I fi ll AKhpol e , Dar'Y} H_ 14 8

A " h pultJ . D a ryl H . 1 4 � Att e be lTY, Pa tricia A. 75, 167

AU",hen·y. P a t r i cia A . -; ;, . Hi7 AtworJfl. Dian e H_ 7;:)

;\ twuotl. D i a n e H. 76

B a ek ~t l ·o m. Hackl'iu·um.

BB Honald ll_ 68

Hunnld n . 68

Utlcn{. Donn a P _ 75

Uacnr. })on n a ·P. 7[' /Jacn,. Richar'd D. 6~

Hue..·u. Richal'd D. (i� Bakel'. Claudette G . 8 1. 172

UnkN". Cl�ud(�tt.e: G. S 1. 1 72 Bakel',. James D_ 75 . 168, 17 1

13ake, . .1ame$ D . 75. I loR, 1 7 1 Baker . .] ea n n ette D. 8 1, 172

BKk �.· . •J eannelt(� D. S t . 1 7 2 Bakke. J e rume W_ 4 ~ . 1 ~3. Ci 5

B a k k e . Jerume \V . 4 R . l :l :l. I :� � Bakken. H Og't,;o l' ,18. 159

Bakken. HOge)' ·1 • . l o !) Balch, Coralie A. 7f)

B a l c h . Com l i e A. 7 f> Baldwin, Su~an C. 4 ~ . 1 ~ 2

B a l d w i n . Su!:'nn G . ·I � . 1 �2 Ha l'nl'C'itcr, Helen 8 1

H a l'n l'C"itcl'. H elen Ml [-kiJ'reto. Ana D. 75. 81, 1G8 . Ifl9

l . H iS , l o ti Harreto, A n a D . 7 5 , H Burre to, Lucia M_ 75, 161, Hin

B U )'1'cto. L u c i a M . 7 5 . I f) ] . 1 60 H;,l I's tad, Brenda M. 75

B a l':-Ctad. 13l'cndl:t 1\\1. 75 BaJ·ton, Beatrice M. 8 1

Bfll'Vm . 13 ea l l'i cc M. Rl Bates. William .J. 68. \ 9 )

Bat�• . W ilJillm J . hR, 1 9 1 Battermann , Ida E. 68

Bnttern1 a n n . T d a E . G S Battermann, \Villiam H . "7-5

Balterm;;an n . \V i l l i n m H . 7 5 Haum e iii ter, ShHl'on M. 8 1

BR.umej� ter, Sh Jl ron M. � l B~y . Han son F. 8 1

flny. Hanson F . 8 1

Beard. George 8 1

Hearu. Geors;ce 8 1 l3 ec htel , Dani e.l A. 'i5

n " <"htel, Dan i el A . , 5

Beckner. F_ Jame~ .JI'. ] 70

B e c k n e r . F. J am e.... .1 1'. 1 7 0

244 244

i..p!. D . G�, 68. 1 \:1;11 IlIl<1

l y drlee 1l. �1 . CCly eis.

Mike ik(' �8I 1 . M U l'h:unn. CC[I.l-h;u

l1ol/( u m , Kathryn B. G 8

C:ll'l$l)rJ, SShi l'l ey AA_ I . RRl h i rlt"'Y Cal'l:,un.

nr-I s;{ um, Kftthryn E . fig

Benson, Dale E. 75

lh·n�()n . Dale E . 7 1; Ben su n, .Jani ce C_ 40

Bt;':II �"Il, .J a n i l'(· C . 4 0 Be n?, SSh: tr 'on MM. .. R1 1

h :H<Hl Bl.'n�. DL'n!. Ijonni.,:· E.:. (i

Hel'le Jjo n n it' E . G,s BOl'g". Dn"i(1 D~virl I.. 1.. 4oR

non" :R CI'K J:·lm es L . 7r)

•) a mel') L. 7!) ' r • •. HI.!

B enr, Lynn L Ylln nH.. �Rl, Uii5

1 . 1 ()1) B\.!nL Ih.' I·J.~ . SSl1san K.. .H ISH a � . . l ]s83 U;:Ian K Iknr .

Bprl.(tilrom, A. F:1i:-.c E li~e 1 177~{ :{

l n m1 , A. B(·I·J,.O')C HlIth M. 4r.. 41i, 11;0. \6 0. 11;7 167

l I t h �!. " hu"" . H UHe,'how UC l'nUH' n. f{olin('Y Rodn ey A. A . IIi!) Ui fi

BUl'nUlf'n. Ben·enn.. OOliver ,18

, '. 4::; . , JJr. l i vel' J~r., H<,·rvc Audrey D . ·18, lfi i

u d l'ey D. l X , un lk. . A BB(~I l.tf, ll i(! C:ll'u lc .J. !J. ';fi. Ih. I(16 j 11

· m a n . , Carule · l rnHln Hif Ail.n:·Io low. S hltaron n. 7� 73

l'O n H. w . Sh f-ti}.! 13 n w e TL. 75. Hi� HiS

. . ';'74.. if). Jel . Bt'llCc i nnd~l, BRi F,'erl TI. H. (lGb

h n .!cl . Frpd I Bindel, Bird. K U I'PIl .J. 4 ~

:l I'c·n .J . " ,� i l· . ! . ·J\ H Hlac k. l'EuJ.tcl le W. 15. 16S

:\.IJ.�·("(I(· \V . ';' 5 . 1I'i S Hilleh:-. Black. et h R. H.. 44H �

t · n nt·th Rla(' k . KKC'nn B lu(:kw(lod. 16fi

; . Hifi n n e (G. wlloti. lL. yynn!.:! Bla(·k fllI ll»eoi. Louil' is C. C, ·I'19. !)

� . 1170, 7 0 , t\�89 i. LOLl B Blak ley, Sharun A. HH)I

hu l "" n A. y, S fll:.kl Blix, Nn l aliv :-IS,11

l i x . NrllaliC' A i HII)J1HIU Allan .r.. 440.. oG~H ., 11,iO0

I I " n .1 '! U ; '-;tt.. A B1ulll . Blonl 'ltf. :��, ax, fi7. fi7, (i�, 68, Hi7 Hi7

n cln M. u lh" tl.. IL. iinck, k ml·'IIU H ilIuhm, Da"ie\ M H

luh m . Da"id B f., 4') Buddin ): , K Kh·:o.t<'n IHi

I . l106 1 . H~]. i t'",lron M. Bf,lddim'. Dll v irJ in M. M. ';'75 1)

II H\ na IHill'. Hoe. �~"a dll Y yn L .. -;7;' r,

Hvp, n L l u ri Br ,e ti h an i ..J am~..; J_

Belt han . .) u rn,", .J. BVlldeldl, Palll .r. .J, Hi \ 6:': ;-;

l l rl� f. ld L Paul H HunnH'l' , ItrJOulrt Ho nliid .J .J.. Ij)ol t;x

HUUlHf'.·,

BUlTud, r.hucl. B ru ce... C C.. ltri3 fi3 llul"l"ud,

H.. (il'!. (:8, 11:~ ~1 ., l191. �1 !1

� l . 1l~tfl � :{ H i1oll ..., fil.·ld fielel,. Elf>unul' E leanol' K K ., 4~. 4:t 1I 4 i~ .. 178 17�

BOll

BntL-c millel', Dfl\,~ Da\'(' HoLLcmillel',

Bowe n.. M Michael 7f)

i cha('1 7!) Bou·cn I~ I,)wel 1 . 75 t:o .. David :l V i tl ..1.75 . w 'r'~ H

Howe-no. L L <.!~l C' n. 1!.

R . 4\"1 R/lwt'r�. � l ii e Dllwe r:-; . MaJ'jOl'i 13. 8 1

A1�lrjU)'h'"e B. Hvwel':1,

Hl'lldIie ld,. ..J. 1

$1 O. 8 r ti n , 80. a l'tin, Ma 1. M Hradfipl.J Brandt, Ona H, i 5. l lir;. 182

l-ha n . l t . On& H . 7 5 . hi 6 , 1 82 B I'anntOI's, l�"

l . 194 � 1. E. ~ .J .)hn E. n ((I I1C , John Ht';yn Bl'cimcl', (U�

M .. Gg i l.· M N 'l I ie Bl'oi mC'l'. Nell nl '«I l(~ r. Caroly n M. i5

M . 75 C'aJ'ob'!l lc·r. Hl·('l Brev ik, Jan c A . 49

Bn·\, i k , J un(' A. 49 Ihew l.(tull1, n, l{Og'C l' P. fiS

P . fjR J{or"Pl' i llgtl H I't' will Brinkley, iB

f)�.• .1J( 68 'M. SR R fl l'htlra M. B r i n k ley. Bfl.l·hal'a B'·tHlh I... ~� 11

L i n daa L u n . Lind lll·u d h llTl. UI'oclhlln,

T 9 (; 1 7 t), 19fi :\ .. 170, l' t A Rf lhC'l't Brodh l l n . Holw BrOl'<:kcl, H i >-:

� t . 1()f~ C . 81. K H l'eJl G. O n)( ·ckcl. Karen nrr,ok:-;, A lan 4!)

Ian · 1 � n)·I.oks. Hro ok ~ ., \\"illiam Villiam K, tH H

fiS. It "4 fC 6~, Ihol) [houme. v in J. 8 1

Da v i n .r. � 1 Bn)I,me. Da Broten . Ann 1 6 7

1 66 , 167 10, 166. 4 0 , 75. M,. 40. Ann M llrokn. 131'1)w 6�

H.. 6~ n . Eug-ene �;lIl!:en(' R. T:hu wn, fll 'o wn, G~,tl'y 81

M. R l G a l').' l\1. DW)\\"Tl. Drll P."Jotf'meieJ·, Marilyn � 1

C . Rl M U I'i l yn C. Bl'm�I.'-':f'mejer. Bl'uin !;, Nadin e E_ (-iX, na, 9,1. 14 8

Bl'llin . . Nadine E. fiX. !':�. 9,1 . I 4 � Hnm :-:. Barbara . 4n

A . 49 nart,nn] A Brun:-.. Buchanan, 7 5

O w en 75 Buchanan. Owen Bu c hol z, Geonda I llS

I iHi . 168 i\1 . 1iH-i, Ceu " fr i a M. HlIchol�. Burbank,

17 1 HQuel'l 171 Bur·h a n k . Hobt.'l't BU1'l:te m e ist L'I', A. 8R1l

Bl:'\'fOt'ly A. ' r , Be\'erly H U I'Jlemc-i:H BUl'gess E. Rl

.1 "yce E . � I B U I·f.re:;s. . •1oyce tt. . Michael Blll'n R 1

.1 . 81 Mich u('1 .J. B u r neett Bu . F"cd 7 ii

A . 7S Fred A, tt�, B utt• Bybe \·J.t. CCal'ole al'olc J. 7 5

.1 . 75 Byb€'I'K.

Cady. H. 8R1I

,lames H. Cady. Jame:s Ca 1 6 3

� fi, . 163 D n v i d AA. . 75 m el 'o n, , David C ame!'on Candc ll, Karin A . 8�1I

K a r i n A, Candell. Cnn field, CCla laude 8

1 4B ude 14 Canfield. Capps. ld F. I �G

7 5 . 166 F . 75. Gel'Uld Ca pp�, Ge!'a Cal' l ~oon, n, Andrew Carb ] 54

.1. 154 A n d rewJ. Ca !'lso n, David L. 68

Ca ,·I.o n . Vavid L, 68 1

Carlson. M. . 88] .Judy M Carbon . Judy Cal'i ~ on, Kenneth r)�

A . 6~ K f· n n t.'lh A. Cal'lson. Gar hwn, Mark 'r. 171 G a l' lson , MSI'k 1'. 1 7 1

l'�'(aJ'ct Ea�h. Ea:; h, Ma ~1aJ'ga l'e t E. E. 42. 42, 82 82

Car mit..chae.1. ha e l. Hohert HohertA. A. H8I1 Caf·mi

Gail D. D. ';7;'. 85

'i � . ]185 :; . 1172. n r r . CaB CCal'l'. C;.J l'l'. JJoyet" E. liS. (lS. J J$4 Htl

n y c t> Jo;. C:n·l'. Ita lph C. C. I�·I. 1 ~ 4, 204 21)4 207 207 ,. ,·, ltal"h eCaa'T.

Ctll'l t.'!r , .J.Jlldi th A. A . fj8, GF-; , Hii' Hi i'

l I dith erll·tel·, Ca rlel'. SShad M. !i~. 115 ;;44

. I;H. h n .-i M Cartl:". 68

a l.'alt:l·o. . PPhy\li:.CC:J,l,·rt!t:l·o . tiX h y l l i � .J.1. Chhapman [j ill KK..... Jr. 81 81

Jl'. a l . m a u , , Bill C CharI::O(J�t:':lu, l(eit b N. N . fiR f.lS

a u . Kdth Chad;f)n e hhaadde3ton RlanJ p.y ·I·1! !n

t:'o lun. . Stanh-y C 9lii l llliam 60

I . 116fi . �~1. i " m CG. e ., W " --;e CChha Brian K. lHi li f>5

d : m K. CChhild:;, i l t 1:-: . B r.hhind J uuddii tthh L. L_ X7 R7

!T(·n. J i n riI~l·en. G Chhul-', Chhull H. tHi~) rw

u n H. o'.!, C C H. _.:HI. 49, 1184 1\11

.JJa~r)nct. �l H , h l' ia- t ... (Christel C i ~l"l(:'rt ~l.! n. t!n Cul\'in R_ ,I�I 4!)

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