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Mrs. Loleta £...peseth, wishin g LO ha� more lime 10 spend with her fam­ ily. Sll"pped from the �oIe of Regimllt 10 Ihll of AniSian! RegiSt,.r.

Memben of thf! Rqisuar's Office staff work during resistration 10f' the spring semester.

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Diane Brandt Educ.tion Douglas

Bob Brannfors Education Tacoma

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Carol ChriStopherson Musk BOllineau, N.D.

Margie Christopherson Educ�tion Bottineau. N.D.

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Jan ReiniUa Nursing POrtlalld. Ore-gon

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Firsl row: Raz Olson, GeorJia Slirn, Lind. AIIf'n, Sally Williams, Phil Forme. Second rO\U: Marsha Slirn. Barb Anderson, Lind, Cuke" Barb R eichert. Annelll!: Levorson, I,n Clausen. Third lOW: Tom Rlum�Ir1ntr, Slt\'e Ultr, Gary Beard, John Cotham., Mike �kKean. John Rier-

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Sophomore Class Offi('er5 include, left 10 right: Mllrdn Crinklaw, Pllblicity Chairman; Cindy Moflit, $e.;:tetary; Robbie Ehrhart, Tleasurer: $nu Jim Peters, Pr�ident. Not pictured is Cathy Collins, Vice-President.

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The F.Jcecuti�·e Coordinalinlt Board coruiued 01, 1#1 10 right: Terry Nunley , Public Rel.­ tlons; Jim Widsu�en, Intercollegiate Affairs. and Lee Kluth, Corner Office. Not pictured is Sieve MOTroon , Acad�1c Al(a{rs,

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Standing. l/o(k 10 front, I t 10 ,/ hi: Und. Pr\«, Vicki Bcrentson. MIry Holmes, W�­ appy .rrl$h. S"b tlojcm, Connie Fischer, Pili T.n.rtj Jonl dy Williams. Nnt row: Andenon. Nut 10«1: Und. 1Ae, Sally Moriinson, Mark)' Gustafrson. Susie P umbo Front row: luHe Radford, Kaye H.lwa$, Dian. Ou, Und. Ulvan, Sue F1itctah.

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The Young Republicans at Pa­ cific Lutheran, were instrument­ al in the formation of the new College Republican League.

They are sponsoring a dance to raise funds for the club and campaigning for Dan Evans.

This year, the Young Democrats are campaigning for John O'Connell for governor. They are also actively supporting Sen­ ator Robert Kennedy for the Democratic Presidential Can­ didate. uft

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Montana Club, ROTC and Gavel Club are among the more active groups at P.L.V. Loyal Montanans have united together for the purpose of get­ ting to know the other students from their state. They started off the year 'with a banquet to wel­ come both the new and old members. [nformal speaking and Friday night rellowship are the primary emphasis of Gavel Club.

The Air Force ROTC prepares the cadets to meet the challenge of being an oHicer in the Air Force. By combining aerospace studies, military training, and other activities designed to qual­ ify them. they are preparing their futures as officers in the Air Force.

ROTC, lim TOI6; Cary Btald, John Good win. Con PH-non, SIeve LlruLarom. NOI pietlUe4: Sum Jackson.

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Mary Brannrers. Second row: Howard Muir. Ken Bul­ lard, Betty Nylander, Marie Muir. Mrs. Eva Hagen, Crace Bullard, Einnr Brannfors. Third 'ow: Lewis Gei-

sert, Yvonnc Zuballk, Bill Clark, Mrs. Nancy Ostcnson, Carol Clark. FOlmh row! Jim Nyland�r. Mr.'!: Lila Moe, Or. Hagen. Fifth rOW: Dr. Richard Moe. Dean Mar­ el Wiclc.sll'Om. adviSt:l", Sta n Zubalik. Dr. Burton T. ar g .

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P/Jiloklllellll CluD Its a little tough going when you've been out of school for awhile to adjust to college life and all it entails. To ease the strain of this adjustment and just for good old-fashioned com­ panionship is Philokalean Club.

It serves as a channel through which students of an older age can meet and enjoy each other, setting aside for a moment the problems of school.

About: Phllokalet;I)$' Officers. fllr left to r ight: Dean Wickstrom. advoor: Shirley Zlock, presi­ dUll; Dr. Hagen, advisor; Crace Bullard. ueuu rtt; Carol Clark, secretary; Einar Bra n nlors, v�presidenl. Below: Psychology Club, from left 10 right! Dr. Severuon, advisor; Xathy Kalten­ hch, Jim Swara!, Sec Holle. Mal"}' Ann Lee, .nd Ma.scM Smith.

PS''Ic/JoIOf'l CluD Psychology Club is a small but relatively active club at P.L.U. Membership is open to all those who are interested in discussing many psychological issues out­ side the classroom. These in­ formal discussions prove to be very beneficial as they give the partici p ants a change to really think for themselves and voice their own opinions.

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Alpha Kappa Psi, above from Itfl to ri,,-ht, oouide 0/ lable: Gar y Longmuir. Ken ,ohalUOn. Jim 51:og, Dic.k Gel;igner, Dave Herbes. !lob Ehly, Bill Dunham, Phil Maxeiner, lim Lundmom, Ken Vuyhteke.

Jeff Carey, Wayne Suter, and Lee Crump, Inside of fable: George Long. Lon Weatherly. Colonel Slimzl, Doug Delong, Bob Collie,

Terry Wolfe, R oger C. Benson, Alan Merrin. Beloll! to the lefl aft the officers who n i clude, First row: Jeff CArey, 1st Vice President; Ken Vuyblcke, Prl:lidenl; Col. SlinLZi. Advisor. Second row: Bill OunhQm, Trea.�urer. Jim Humphrey, 2nd Vice President , IIJld Lon Weatherly, Secretary.

Alpha Phi members are From left /0 right, First row: Ron Mciver.

President; Phil Pelfa5ek, Ron Moble. Golrdon Haack, and Vern Cor. bon. Second row: John C lausen, Mike Gordon, Da�e Hagen, Doug

AOOt1e: Ron Mclver, President of A Phi 0 tAlks to Sp ur President Sue Flitcraft. newly select ed Alpha Phi Onlt!j:a Sweetheart.

Lambrecht, Chuck Minn. Ron Lund, Paul KusctK., Jim Girvan, Bill Grosse, and Sandy Simpson.

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SEA members indude, from lefl 10 righl. Firll row: Kathy Lotn. JOIn $eastland, BellY JohI1$OJl, Ardith Goldbeck, Dcol Krekow, Lrnn Swaruon, Mr. Arne Peterson, advisor.

SerornI row: Edward Larsen, Ron Groth, Me issa Oestreich, Kaye Bolstad, Janet Haines, Grez: Pfaff, President.

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Dale MJI[�, Patty ,ohNon, fan Brown, Louil.e Siepman, JoAnne Miller, Claudia Frleclln, Laura Pod.rau, Jud)' Riggers, Mud. Anderson. Third row:

Mrs. Mana Berg, Jan Miller, Anne Fenn, Tina Weaver, Mary Pflll'r­ son, Sandy Oben. Lois Wl'hmann. Abmt: Karen Keubler, Manha Rucker Sue Schillinger. ,

''A �etl 01 Wonder" Depicted lor Mother S. Weekend A new year, show theme, and advisor! The theme for the Third Annual Water Show was .. A Sea of Wonder." The girls depicted everything from mer­ maids and penguins to pirates and sea monsters. The show was written under the direction of advisor, Mrs. Berg.

� Sprite Oflicen., Iqt 10 ,.�hl: lu>ne Fenn. Treasurer; Ingrid Knutzen. SecretarYj 0.111' Miller, Vice-Presiden ; t AyJ ie Holm, Presideru; Mrs. Marta Berz. AdVUot.

The club attended a clinic at WWSC the first weekend in April and gave the show in May at Madigan Hospital. The year ended with the second annual banquet, and installation of the new officers.

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The performance under the direction of Mrs. Marta Berg and Mr. Auden Toven was more varied and exciting than ever, as the Mar-fest dancers presented s e le c t i o n s f r o m D e n m a r k , Norway, Sweden, R ussia, Mexico, and the Philippines.

In a d d i t i o n to the Mayfest dancers, six talented PLU coeds performed a classical interpretive b a l l e t , a n d 1 7 coeds w e r e featured in a modern interpretive dance. Highlighting the evening w e r e t h e p e r fo r m a n c e s o f gymnast Peggy Rowen.

/\'by Festival COU�I, Front Row: Ribbon Bearers; Marie Olson, Marcia Wdch, Carolyn Ram1field, Helen Hardtke, Joy(1: Samuel;on, Jan Lortt'!n, Li n,b Rude, Sally William.l. Back Row: ."It1eMants; Pau\ellt Wei$.'!, Rabbi Ehrhart, Barb Thompson, St:c Holte, Qu�n Carol Christopherson, Au�ndantl; Jennifu

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Nali.onally fanlOUs. Tacoma seventh suder, Peggy R�cn, �rf(lfms :a no« cxefCix rOllUrI<'.

Abo�. Mr. Auden Tovcn leadl lhe Mayfe$l dam�n into lilI: gym.

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The Knights opened their sec­ ond season in the Pacific North­ west Conference with a losing game to California Lutheran, by a score of 20 to 8. Even though the Lutes managed to outplay their opponents on the ground in yards gained, eLC's passing was the downfall for the Lutes.

The Lutes met Eastern Wash­ ington State College next only to Jose again. This time 47 to 14.

And so the 1 967 football season moved on. The Knights lost twice more before winning th-eir first game. The losses: Willam­ ctte and the University of Pu­ get Sound. Their first win: Pa­ cific University, with a score of 34 to 12. That was a happy day in Luteland!

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The city championship game found the Lutes ag ai n victorious, and the Log gers knew what had hit them. The season cnded hap� pily with the Northwest Con­ ference trophy resting safely in Memorial Gymnasium.

Al Kollar drh'eS ror the baske: around a Whitman player.

Kevin Miller, VOted by hi5 teammates mon in$piralionllJ player, shared Ihe post-season s po t light with 0e1Ul)' Buchholz, mosl valu­ able Player.

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ADMINISTRATION F ACU LTV -STAFF Adachl, Seiictti 3 1 Adam, Hany 8 1 Aku, E. M. 7 0 Alien, Lan)' 146 Alselh, Richard 59,222 Andersen, Mark 33 Anderson, Charles 28 Anderson, Joseph 75 Albaugh, Georg.: 74 Askb.nd, Paul 34 Bana;ort, Stuart 43 BasSl'!l1, Abe 91,195 Balker, Kenncth 83 8('1. Marta 59,134 Bergum, Gbdys 145 J.)crnuen, Henry 147 Bexlon, Harold 85 Blomquist, Grace 5 1 Gunnfors,Rib 146 Broeker . l oe S S Buchanan, Dtan ]5 Carlson, Beverly 149 C: o rlsan, Roy 51,219,2]5 Calhet.�le[b,J 67 Chamben, Alice-Maoe 4S Chase, Georgann 67 Christian, David 89,204 C11ristopheuon, Kenneth 73,236 Collom, Ron 33 Creso, hene 78,1 24 Culver, Lowell 7 1 Dalton, MOrTis 1 4 1 D3.nielson, J.E. 33 DaviS,Jamn4] DeBol'.'e1. Carrol 4?

Dionne, Bemadelle 149 Dougherty, Edith 1 4 9 [)oughty. Judd 89,204 Dunmir.e. Kenneth 146 Durham, Karin 5 3 Eg,gan, Lany 8 2 Ehly, Robert 147 Eklund, Emmet 74 Elam, Lois 65 El,,-ell, George 39 Erwin, Janet 50 Espese!h, Loleta 29 Eyres, John 209 Farmer, Donald 69 Fisher, Winnifred 54 Fletcher, Josephine 65 FrillS, Bya:rd 62 Genda, Ron 41 Gerheim, Eal'l 78 Giddings, William 80 Gilbertson, Gordon 62 Giroux, Lucille 26 Govig. StewU1 73 IhlSen, Af:lold 46 Hahcth,Jame� 71 HU11son, Jerry 35 Hartman, Pau1 90

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O$tenson, Burton 77 Parsons, Barbara 294 Pattie, Donald 79 Pedersen, Arlhur 34 Peder$On, Arne 46 Pelerson, John 75 PeIClSlOn, Charles 42

Cornel' Office 1 15 Curtin CaU 128 Delta Iota Chi 133 FOreign Students 139 Frosh Initiation 152,153 GaV1:1 Gub 128 Homeooming 154,159

Peterson, Cbylon 34 Peler$On, Guy 82 Pelerson, Wilma 66 PierlIOn, Alta 280 Pierson, Robert 4 1 Poole, Doris 145 Purcell, Palma 148 Randell, Carrie 149 Ranson, Helbert 49 Reigstad, Paul 49 Rimer, Lois 65 Ringe, Don 77 Roskos. George 39 Salzman, Mark 57 $andler, WUli.J.m 30 Schiller, J,A. 86 Schnackenberg, W.C. 69 Schneider, Joseph 32 Schwidde.r:, Ern5t 39 Seaman, Al 231 Seger, Katherine 42 Severtson, Erving 85 Sevin, Dieter 55 Sjoding, Theodore 45 Skanes, Patricb 61,186 Sole, J,L. 50 Spangler, Carl B Stein, Lynn 45 Stinlzi, Vernon 43 Slricklam1, Kathryn 61 Stucke, Doris 65 Sylling, Ona 148 Tang, Kwong·Tin 8 1 Tobi:l$O!\, Gred 80 Tollefson , Dorothy 67 Toven, Audun 55.237 Utzingtr. Vernon 91 Van Beck, James 33,227 Vedell, Howard 35 White, Eleanor 66 Wickstrom, MargMet 30,115 Will1amson, Jane 46,124

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CLUBS ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES

ISO 1 3 9 Junior Prom 172,173 Knappa Phi Kappa 138 Knight Time 204 KPLU FM 205 Legislature 1 1 4 Leiterman's Club 136 Lin 140 Unne Society 132 Lucia Bride 160,163 Madrigals 1 g9 Math Club 132 May Feast 174.175 Mooring Mast 208,209 Mu Phi Epsilon 129 Nominating Convention 170,171 Orc!lestn. 191 OTgan Guild 129 Phi Epillon 134 Phi Kappa Della 138 Philokalian 1 3 0 Propeller Club 1 3 2 Psychology Gub 1 3 2 ROTC 1 2 6 SAB 1 16,117 Saga 206,207 SEA 133 Sea Sprites J 35 Ski Club 137 Sociology Club 130 Sputs 123 Stage Band 193 St:mding Commiltee 1 1 5 Student CongJ'eption 142.143 Tassels 124 University Chorale 190,191 USSAC 168,169 Young Democrats 126 Young Republicans 126

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AU School Play 202,203 Alpha Kappa ps.; I J I Alpha Phi Omega 1 3 1 A Si O l29

Baseball 241 Basketball 226 Cheerleadeu 254 Crew 238 ero" Country 220 Foolball 212 Golf 242

112,113 AWS 120,121 Band 192 Blue Key 125 CAl.l. 140 Children'sTheater 198,201 Choir of the West 186,188

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