Saga 1994 by Pacific Lutheran University Archives

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Heather

Carl�on,

Senior; Julie l.<-ensee,

Kadi Lang Ii ying together on

Heather Koller, and have n 11 enjoyed

121 st st re et . The majority of stu dents \i ve off campus

year. -Heather Koller

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L� Seniors

their senior

tyzad44� .

Nae a l ie Taylor

W:a.rne are

bachelor's

e xc

i ted to

and

Krista

have their

d e gree s in hand. Now, ma((er of fi ndi ng a

it is ju�t lhal

jOb.

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1<1. that's in

��? Nah, Ka.rina Berenson sneaking

little :-Iudying

Sometimes

the be s t Stuuy 109 is spontaneOllS. -April Reynolds

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/.�.,. Ii ke

Kasper looks

Deborah

she'd I ike to

know whilt comes next.

Only

lime will lell. -April Reynold.\'

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en years from now l see m y

self teaching science to eager

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young minds. But) I will be

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tion God leads me." -DAVID

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TheS

Lives

di f

Religiolls confer

ferent atmosphere," said

ences were plentiful, and

facilities coordinator

for those die-hard aca-

'"It's definately

Diane Bell isario

based

demic

about the sum

people.

mer on campus.

class sessions

While

many

tbree

were offered.

students

Summer at

checked out af

PLU could make

ter finals. a signifi

the most jaded col

cant number stayed to

lege

work or take classes.

themself.-Kevill Schultz

For weeks. PLU

student

enjoy

-La.voul Rachelle Huber!

was engulfed with ath

letes engaging in com petition and toning their

skills. Concerts groups

such

Trench

by the

Coats

and

monthly fruit festivals were crowd pleasers.

etJ9It99t4 S��'7f;. ..

Th!:

con·

.,(ruction of the new mmi� build ing is known for its slogan. "Mu

sic in the making."

-PI/ofO Su·

I'ices

16 Summer

h Shape of Our

L£"!J?MISS9t'ltS'W99t&eeH. One advantage of .;ummer school is out. ide classe� while enjoying nature. ·Pho(() Services Lives

'U�ie£' 95 £$,&'K1t6'9t£?

'f!fI'Je9l@.

Although students

thall spending time

learning

room PLU students soak up

present.

were �parce. a atmosphere was �tiJl -Phoro Se,.vicc�

Slln'�

5&7. 5?9�&.R<lther III

the clil��

the

rays while plilying volley'

ball. -Photo Sen'ices

s99t4. S'J9t4. 5nf41 Luck

ily. the Sun )hone brightly during tbe Trenchco3rs' performance.

Photo Sen'lce.1

95 ?�9S? Mark Vinclguerrd and JeanelCe Domer perform a survey of plants and d(1jmals in Clover Creek. The

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Environmental Methods of! nves

tigat'lon

provided

course

pa.�t summer. which taught

ronmental

field method.

this

env)

-PholO

Services

1-frdF=f Kristie Giese. Cindi Brown, and Michele Warner take time out from their beauty regime . . .

topose. Who says looking good is e<lďż˝y') -April Reynolds

Stzu,r; tf:lIatI; 1993 1994

From broomball to gether .Other

celebra

thrown, in

stress-management

tions

classes. Steun Hall hosts

cluding

an occasion foreveryone.

Day food f�slival and

were a

St. Patrick's

The year started out spring retreat.

with an Orientation bar-

Throughout the year,

bectle a nd October retreat

small groups organized

I sland Lake.

H a 110 wee

trips to see the

Point Defiance

pUlllpkin cary

Zoo, Rockets

nded

games. art mu

Oll t the mont h.

seums, or sim

i ng

rou

ply hang out at

along with dorm

tri c k -01'- t reati 11 o (l

Red Robin.

and costume partjes. No- mural sports vember brought

porting four volleyball

Secret Santas were the

teams. . As resident John

highlight of the Christ

Gumprecht said, "we

mas season.

mny be small, b u t when

During Interim,

it c o m es to the heart.

spontaneollS movie sit-

we're the biggest of all".

with the "Name Game'. they art: all fast rrit�IJ(,k Remolds.

call

a�

,HI

early morning wake up

well

-April ReYII{)/(II'

also

Thanksgiving dinner, and

$lUen

freshman got to know eadJOther

As If [il;)! wasn't enough, the y

we re

popular, with Stuen sup

etlad (3tIad 10 1fad .

ceived

Intra

early

ins brought th e dorm [0-

� During Orientation Swen freshmen were 'kidrwpped

No",,'. -April

Kevin Schultz

*twt 'f!j�! President Ander�on addres�es fellow ad

:i!et; ak

rninistJ <llors, facu try and new stu denl� <.1\

the opening convocation.

-Pho/(J Services

7a.a.te;e

'J"lXi..

their firsl taste

Freshmen ger of Food Service!>.

They have many

look

forward

meol:. 10

to.

SO'��.. While moving into her donn room ill OrdaJ Hall, freshman Kristi Benson assembles herbed. -Pho/{)Ser I'ices

20HOl1ll'comill8 The Shape

Week

of our

Uves

Ulfuta Sr:d/ Jo�h Arnold uses his ' .!rc n gt h to help.� udelllS move. Arnold wa� :lmong the fOOlbal1 players Iendi ng J IHmd (0 fellow Lutes.-Pho{(J Sen'ices .

Running

arounJ

entation.

carllpLls with p anut butter

i t Loops plaster d on fa es bowing to all thing' of i:1 . pherical form, and

rll

rena

dorms ill

Saturday

Playfair

:hm\-'· Hnd

lhe

ino bib .. in publi

Il1ltmlion rites or

LInd ing nev sluden I ori-

lor of

group interaction . .. It basically got people meeting e'lch ol her", Lute Ambassador Robin yers said. "Orientnlio!1 helped

Ing

campu." dorms were nlJ part r the x citernent sur

was a success.

consisted of a comedy

midJle of the nighl, and \;t,'ear-hes

night's

mak.. part

f cl 1 ike I wa.

of PLU," freshman

Chris Coover!: sai I. 11

lped me adjll."t

bcfur� clas .. e�

··ft

little bit actu Ily

stm1'd." -Heidi Reimann - Layollt Rlicilt!/l e HI/hert � at tktz cur; 9oW! In=f he: \hrOl:11 <llw;Jy� have �()l\le ('x ..:iting orientatioll furward (0. lIitcl

Ile.:d�

activity

t�)

Thi, fre,hrnan a

look Jd'i

�h{)WeL

7Wt. 1ft; Me �. Many

�t1J.dC'llt� and l/wir pal'l;' 11 I.- en warm atlll(lsphcr� during Oriel1l al illn. -p 11010 Se /'1';1'.\

n�\V

jl)Y

the

eAnamwM11>. cOMa'9-

MOllica

Day

decor�ltcs her window 10 displ�IY her

Chrisrmas chcer.-Hl'arher

Schllieder

� � � �e_ Brian takes

Ford

study break anu 1lI1k�

fhe phone. - Hmllwr Sc/lIljl'{lel'

"7.ftJ 9..�. Dave Godtlisl;'ll curs his tocnail-. in the hall Sll Ihal he �'an shO\v c\'cryone how.-Heathl'f SchlU:ider An end-of-lhe-year ano Halloween dance,

Christmas party, barbeques and a bingo festival were all

activities of the fUll-loving folk at Pflueger.

"Pflueger life is fun," President Erik Ryan s<lid.

"It's very active." 'It's very unified," J<ier Huehnergarth

"There's

said. "Everybody likes to have

Homecoming for

repu

talion of being

'93 and

pus activities

was sec

ond in Songfesl.

major part of cam-

22Pf/III'S<'1

Ryan

said. Pfluegerwon

Pflueger a

tradition of

volved:'

good lime." also has

everyone being in

-Heidi R{�imllll1l-L(lJ-

well.

I-Iall

The ')wPl' oj Our Liv

0111 KlIlie McCoy

�'7'trl9«b<'fDanny Uyemalsll

his skill on hl� keybonrd crowd of people gather JiSlen.-Hemher Schneider

shows while

�t 9"taelcd.'Jo Dee Stuolbaugh finishes her a 'ign ment so that she can take il study bl eak. and relax .-Healher .

Schneider

between

Rivalry

Jackson's Thriller. The rain couldn't

dorms goes into full speed arollnd

Homecoming.

Through various compe

shows

titions, each donn

dampen1he spirits ofPLU.

A tenl

was

field for

dance.

what they're made of. Song fest fo

set up in Foss carnival and

"It was really

muddy", said

ont:

cused on movies

Lute, "but the run

ranging from ro

continued any Even

to hor

venlUr� ror,

\-vay'.

and ad

mance

were

capture I'irs\ pia

with their interpretation 0(' Grease.

\vhik Pflueger

ami Stuen S

Ild

were

with

?hi/;.de uiQowvt �.

cl(Jse

Michael ..

ELI Marque'.

played host to this y 'ar': Sl)ngrt.'�l. \'en a

delayed rlanc didll't prt'

"",nl th· comedian frolll

ril"illg

at 1'[ U.-K{'il/T rJ,ygrrStJlI e-f

ill ny UyemalSlJ pnsc,;:o.

Mit:hael Jachon in

a):

Stu nand

Pflueger's pn)dUCl ion.

>�lrned

111

of' Arr st�cI Devcl�

Ordal and Cascade \0

eli 'Hppointment

science fic

lion. and musicals. able

art

Thriller place

lhe 'f(lUP a second

finish.-Kt'ilh Thygcr.\'{I11

oprn

cancelling, Ihe

spirit

was

high. adding to

Ihe festive attitu de of HOI11l:com ing ClJri.\'

Hl�/Iey

Kotie lvlc -Coy

week. -Lo\,ollf

�e�Nu�Arle p< rtray... "Danny"

Seaton

and " 'cade pr';"clll (;reoS(1. The uuo look firsl place in thi: yellr\ c lm ll'\

Ordal

pClition .-SlIsan Det/w

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It t .

'.�

v� ,\

"".1" " I

� "�" �\' �.

&.m'�IJippk" Hnd lht.! Von Trapp family unite in all act by 'Il 'Y Harstad, I\'y :lnd Alpine combin�tl TIll! SOI/l/(1 0/ MII.lie and We.Hside . /vly .·/·:eitIJ Thy(!ersoll ctu;u '1''''' paune �Monic[) Ricarte poses as a fortune teller at Har:.tad's booth. Son fesl was followed by a C3r nival on Foss field.-Keith Thrg{')'sun W�ae

1316mtJfe �!I-h::.ll il H ighlowcr points towilrd "Rob ill the Hood." Evergreen and Hinderli·' joine 1Og.l:lher in an al..'lion/atlv'ntLlre skit.-Kl!ith Ihyxer,lnn

% � 7k �4nrrhe resjdent� of Ordal pose for an

all dorm

picture. Ordal's resi -

dents [his ye,1 r lo( a l over 150.

SII.IOJ/

Dellor

3au� r�WWf.'Jami.: Anderson

Sutlon'� h£lIr ar retreal on Ocean Short:s. The relreat was a bla�l, according to Ordalite�. -S/I

br:Jids Amon

Ord<ll's

s(ln

Dellor

"il4lJ�" "il49�·r "il4�/0rd a I

at Their rend ilion of "Grease" took fir.q place.-SII

erHhusiam is <lbundant

SongfesL sail

Del/or

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of Our U ves

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oo .�

li�i... O,dal:.

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"'''-II}' �Il.! I'm glad I'm with

lhrm. Amid mil of 'hr '<OCiah�a·

nem.··H�I,1I R�im"'tn

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jC!""ea wu: rot... nrell Callahan prepares to meet ni� Homecoming dale. Heather Koller. The night proved 10 be unforgetlable. -Karen FOllst

� at l�a: wood Quarterback Marc Weekly Ic:\.ds his ream to another viclory. Weekly was of Illil ny

one

players to w�lch Ihis ye,�r.

-Karen Farlsr

2 oJ-/om ecomillS

o The Shape 0

Weekend

Our Lives

As the weekend ap

proached. the usual rainy weather cleared and the sun

shone

Homecoming

Following the excite ofthe game, Tacoma's Union Station played host ment

to the

day. The stands of Spark,.;; Stadium were packed to

Dance.

Homecoming weekend proved to be

watch the Lute

mcmor,lble.

The Lures' victory

beat Washington with

boosted

close 49 to 48 victory.

Homccom i ng royal ty wasannouncedathalftime. Cyndi Ness. of Harstad was crowned

queen, and Chris

Egan ofTinglestad became the 1993 king .. fe,tt _t de >Wi ewt/Iet. ..

Chris

Eagan and Cyndi Nes� make royal couple.

The couple

\A·· as

�rowned al lhe g.ame. ·Korl'lI Felll.'/

Set:,.�! Ordalitc ...

Gretchen

Kosl�r and Megan Burl.:hfield pose for a quick piclllrc befnre joining. t h e i r dat<!s for an evening ofdancillg. The spectacu· larturnollt at Union Station proV\!O Dubt:.ck. Erin

the annual Homecoming dall�c W:l' a

Homecoming

�lICcc<;s.

-Ken·j

Hartl'll

them

number one in the nat ion,and for others. cheering the team to vic tory and dancing the night away made it a weekend to remember.

-Chris

-Layout Alliso/l

&ae,. � -. Fa 11.1 I

again

GI"lt.v

Senior Aaron Tan,;

battles for yardage.

UIKc'

Hafrey

The team

ic\oriQus.

was

. Karell

�Acaz,1 Alie FOllrnier.

Allison Gray. Kari H i ll kllllY Gage, and Rebecca C( lUCII cleanse theil' faces wit.h a Illud III ask lrcal n»1I1. ·Sleve l.('ij:�tJl! .

'9t¢ � 7(wu;/ Chrisl l1la:-: in Ivy held lllallY surprises for the �ll!dcnls. I vy\ Chri�tma): party v,'as a ,ucccss this year. Sle\'£' Le !f.i"()/1 -

Jt's "the wackiest, loudest group of people who

do their own thing

and don' t care what oth ers

think"', said Sen ior

R_A_ Bryan Herb. Ironi cally. this is combined with

fee l i n g of

extravaganza.

When asked about life in Ivy, President Steve Liefson remarked,

"sleepless . never

hall unity.

As R.A.

own

Crystal Aikin

ways of doing

put it, "it's like a

things. Orientation

marked by the 2 AM

dance d u bbed the "Ivy Thrust",

weU

the

annllal cross-dressing

30/1>lll-JaIl

know

on up here".

breed of dorm

was

. you

what's going

This strange has it's

The Shilpe of Our Lives

playground. People are always up and about". Kevin

Schultz -Layollt

Rll{:helle Hubert

� The traditional Ivy brunch was

sCI"umpliolJs. according to

The brunch PLU's number one hangout. the Cave. -Sieve LeiflDll those who :llIended.

was

held al

� Ilk; >WJM� Ivy freshmen were awakened at 2.00 il.lll to do the "I vy Thru. t" in lhe

�� Lvwel Peter Rebecca Cotten, Rae

Wood<;ide,

Sorvlk,

J ohn Johnson. dnd

Keoki

Sigmund gi ve shoulder mass.ages in he mai n lounge. -Eric JOitllSOJI

q�O't7uat.' Kan Hill. Allison

Gray, Alie Fournier. and Rebecca Cotten ma:querade ,1S pi rates Halloween night. -EriL Johnson

gl: coz.y on I he �CI. II for ullto

was J. scene

t;njoy.-Keilh Thygerson The

well-re-

ceived fall presentation

sented

of "A View From the

one-act plays. in which

B ridge," directed

Theaterre

gain public

work and dedi

nilion for PLU.

cation.

Tracy Pcn'y and Mall Curl were both

committed,"

recognized

said.-Heidi Reimann

aler

the

Festival for oul

I'itanJing perfonnances in theArthur Millcrplay. In November AI'lIrI have

spnrring "

Vi.:w.. hcvuon't f00J...IOO angry, though. so it must b' a "friendly" fight.match

0/1

the �et of "A

Kcilh Th ',-.; er:;on

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The

TheMe,hape

of Our Lives

"You

have to really be

American College The

Mal!

hard

qUires

ity and reco g

and

evening of

perfonned.

Parker helped

two to four actors

by Dr. William

5t��t)t'*"'""O'tdafTracy Perry

pha Psi O m eg a pre

Scrde4;:\me... That'scx�,ctly whal

during this Vkv.· . " NOlonly

Peter Wilbunl doe!> ,cene of "A

can lie po.�c, bill he can nlelllori7.c line:;.loo!-Keilh Thyger.wJII

Parker

Layout Sara Teas

0/««.'%:wa/Carl /\ndcrson

reads

some good new� ro the C<lS!. J US[ look at the exprc" �ion_, of con IClltmenl!-Kei/h Th.",c;erson

� .

A��Aae... Marc OlsUIl sol iJoquizes under the spotlight, Does he seem a bit p�(turbed. or is thaijusl a sample of his superior actinl:, abili(lc� ?·Keith 7hyger,wn

&ptalN: �# PallY Norris gives M:lll Curl the third de�r(�e on lhe set of "A View .. " She certainly looks defensive. -Keilh Thygaso/l

f=e

e4d�...

t',.

�""'9'"

K:uherine Dibblec sludie� hard in her dorm room, Surprise vi�ilS from fellow I'long I'c;-.i

denl.� is common but enjoyed, -Heother Schneider

�� JOllnnLl

Kreis

dC'lnonSlral-':-' eXllclly how (0

u�c a vacumn cleLiner 10 her friend�, J lI�1 k Iddl ng, Joanlla! -Healh!'!' Schneide!'

�uwf.' 9I(mtdl 116..,,;41 lchcl Firman, Jcnnircr Iln�ol\, and Br�d Johnson {c a break from ::-ludying in !ir dorm

room.

-Healher

hlleider

rAe e4""" S't'9(� � jt4....? JUl.tin Sh:lO hang� OUI in hi�

Hong. J USl a fr r lhi� I�lken. Justin r<! �t:ived a phone.caU frllll1 Bugit' Boy w'lIlling him In I nsc for Iheir lIexl ad. JlI'it kiJding. l/e(l/llI'r Sdllll'idl'l' room

piclure W;I�

l-iDng is

for I'reaks,"

haven

:-,ident .loci

Barnell said. P rhaps \\o'hal Barnell 1l1t,mt Hong is

v.·as

lhal

Shores and eilloed a

a CllrisLJI1<1s

ous barbecues.

leamjng wi III

Be�iJes

the social as

nomer rcst

"1,'s a

peelS of lhe

mis

dorm. there

that Lhe

a.rc sev

of campus

in!.:!

donn." Pre);ident!\ lex Ellis :aid. "I'long is the lr

PLU! s bt:SI pranks. ,J.cli\'� tureu

HOllg is .,oeiall)'

as we ll .

ral ad

vanlage!-lo liv

'alb Wi Ihl: nerd

bad,hon' f

party_

dance and nllmer

diver:--ity.

kind uf

hike of Cape

A lara. OLberacti vllies in

hall

Fall fea

a r' 'rr ul 10

Ocean

at.

n�.

h<lll is lucated

The

cen

trally in reo pectlo Ihe Uni

versity

Iller

classes. Ah

ils cliver.liilY, S

III one

fUrl.

•

and many

becallse of

one can

find

fnrhomework or

Heidi Rcill1(1}l11

The

Hem'? Hnll Shape of Our Live'

16'tiwMelPan�nt!) and students tour the new

Ricke

science

building during Family W.:ck

end.

-April Reynolds

ekwR."",,,(()+: The Ricke sci cenler was flill of new surprj�cs for pnICIlI�. The chemi�lry lab was an interest ing pflrt of [he IOlIr.-Aprii Rewlold.l'

ence

Fllmilll Weekelld The

hape of OUT lives

elUltLClw4/.WH(3o..uwd Andrew WilsonandProfessor Lundeen

discliss (hI! fun of Family Wt; ·k 'nd. -April Reynolds

/Itt &a>t4fFamily membas

all ages found the (our of Ihe

Rieke

science center excil ing.

-April Revl!olds

Family weekend succes:.;

with

W�IS

over

80 ramil ies at

tion at the Gonyea I-louse and olher

tivities kept the fami

Lending variolls

lies busy.

Ev-

c:ryone

ell

t: vents.

joyed

The

I he

41-7

'eekend be g'lJl wi th

PLIJ

victory

Park Avenue

the UPS Log-

performance

ger footha II team

and Comedy lught in

at tJle Tacoma Dome.

the Cave.

Chris

Saturday

recep-

Hufley

-Lo.\'out

HacheLle Hu/Jert '9we 9M .04«1 M;lny famili." parljcip;ll�d ill tilt: <!vt"nl nil Family \\.'c:�kc:ntl,-I\fI,.i!

Rt:YlIlIlt!.\

��,I Nalh anJ family Ing

ar.:

uti

Sear

fillk, Jur

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lilt:Y o.k>o'I do th

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;a.dQel':k �lPJd;f H ioderl ie and Evergreen's unforg 'ttable peit"Of mance at Songf�sl �p.H'ked .:heers from the audience, - I-I(' /ell

FuXich

5w./PItWi Pam Howard and Presi

&vt6wttRy<;z'4m4-

denl Jennifer rlaskcrud laugh as

and SlacyThompson area\! �m.iles

Heather Lanphear ,uJtlcnly pops

in lhe Hindcrlie loung\:.

into the piccun:, -Helen Fugi("iJ

FI/gich

. . .

Siri Quigley ,Helen

5mr6faztr.

Tuan

Trinh.

M i c he l l e O�born . S �a Hovey.

and Val i\kyer love London. They took t i me 1 0 capt u re t h i s s h ot i n

B ridg - .

Th i ."" Y "'a r

OV r a

nt !\

your you

cOlllllrie�

nc l ud i n g. Enland,

u . t r i a . T a n za n i a .

amaica n n d

mol' .

" Y o u re a l l y de

lop t he

�G tbC

har'! K i ng fa J I

will

more i ndept.:n

of how

ho isilecl

mesler.

PLU welc:om ',

d\!nt .' · she said . -

Heidi ReiIJulI/JI -LlIyou t by Mimi)' McGriff

fro n t o f ( h e To w e r -

Val Meyer

Ito ... , ...... t.mo. ...... I-"", � " _

r"mj ") ,. ....p w.... .. s." ...,_ 1lot _ .,.-

,",'" "J"')'<4 ..._ .. ..-. .,., ..., - " .. . rt"'" .. P....... 0-• ..-

. -" ..... _... 1-_ � ... .... _"oJ ..".. To.... ...., ....., _...1 ... ..._ """'b_' , ., ,-.. _

rlh. .?::!£7iL ?nod.' i\f t(!f enjoying a snack, Natalie i l risto pht'fson fi nds hcr el f in the kitchen do i ng ugh!-the dishes. Is i t worth it? -Heather Sch neider 6.m<}k Pc> d.e /la" . Yes, that's rigl1t there a re occa sional sightings of m a ks i n Har t a d . Here w e fi nd H ns Fos_ er in lhe good co m a n y o f AnnZl M a r i e Hi.\ rri�! Heidi T riesh, Patti Mo r i n , C) nd Heide Helgeson. -Hea ther Schneider . .

1ta e�ecu1Wt41 Poor t houg h t 'he could enjoy the com pany of het" friend Ch ri. t i na Cao without the press pok ing thei r n osE'S into i t . L i t tle d i d she know [hat the Sagil s taff never rests and ca tches people o n their way to Mhi (ro m t h e sho wer. -Hellthcr ScJ/ IIcider P rE'clce Fou n t a i n

� att �Wt4Ur.d:!- Yes, t ha t 's right you o nly ha v e to pay for long d i s ta nce calls.

K o rl y W i lloughby i s l aki n g

42HllrSlCld

The Shape of

tage of lhat dea l a s s p ea k s l - Hen / lier Sch i1e ider (I

Vi'l l

she

Out Lives

'f?/CW9tm;aid Pe �wtd4d.

V egin' in front of the TV in the gro u n d floor lounge is a favo rite pasttime for resi d ents like Vonny Ma y. You can e ve n ca tch a Monty Pyt hon movie if you try l Heather Schnenter

�'>re1'l'�4Awr.tl These two p rospect ive

students

a re get t ing a pt'rsonal l'o u r

o f do rm l i fe . Few s t a r t a t such a yo u ng age, but with a g u i d e l i k e t he i r a u n t , S ha i l y n M a l o , w o u ld n ' t you want to s ta rt e-ady, to07 -Hca ther Sch neider

l aybe not a l l

Harstad residents are t here by choice. bu t most soon eli cove r the pos l t i v e <l s pec ts of (he ha l l .

you

" When

s t u d y , you can

The re are, however,

de finite advantages to l i v ing i n an aU-women ' s dorm. · ' I t ' s k i nd of l i ke a S 0 - rori r y - r y p e a t , m 0 S phere , . sopho more Kim Nadon "Bei ng

s t u d y , '

K e l l j e

w a n t 1 0 b e loud you

can be loud ,"

'There ' s no d i s( rac ( i o n !. when you ' re sl\l d y i n g , " fres h m a n S a r a h W r n e r s n i d , "bec a u se the re ' s no g u y s .

h e re

kj n d of g i ves

s o p h o m o r l::

Schacher s a i d , " W hen you

said,

t i me to han g Oul

girls."

w i t h lhe

H a rs tad w o m en

e n gage in a variety o f' ac

tiv i t i e s : s l u m b e r pa rties,

gyrad s , retre ats, a n d gi rt

exchanges .

- Heidi R e i m a n n

�

Gretche n Dubec k and

piclUre unkta with the o r i g i nal PL Lucia :md ller husband , ankta Luc ia h:1:5 h 'n a trad i t i o n at PLU for mallY years , M an:n Eri kson pose for a

'7tte:w:CIrlU7tt.t:l.. he eleven Sankt;) Lucia brides of 1 993 stand before ( 11 a u d i e l l c t: he fore r h e pre�ell tatio n , M ol\ica Day

ItX'led as

the w i nner for

April Rl',\'IIolds

�

wa<; <;c

[ 99" , , -

etdtwre. The M ay fe t dancers perform for the San kla Luc i a fes tival. -April ReYllolds

r'I:Lt:aa'\SMt�. a

he,U1"

out.

The chi ldren

choir s i ng tIl( -April Reynolds

local S w eu i s h

Day

S i ne

1 766. 5C<'111-

Mon ica

Jinav i a ns

h a v e ce l -

c ruwncd as the b r i d e . ;'I l

c b ra t ed t h� PI' - C h r i stmas

ft:� t i v a l o f San k L a

L u c i J . Th i s year ll1arked

i�

great honor

C O Ill m e n ted

fest i -

v a l ai Pac i fi c

rc c

food, g a mes , li nd

val feat LlJ\:S I r l ll. ic. danca

t ra d i -

t i o n al S vv e d i s h

Th L; r :-o t i -

�

Day. A

pl i o n fe a -

t u r i 1 1 .:>

v c; rs i ly.

L n g , a n d t he

c e l tbrakd for many

sary of th i. t ra -

L U I h ran U n i

S an k L a Luci a . I t i s a I raJ i l i on ou r fa m i l y h as

t h e 4 0 t h a n n i v e rdit i onal

\v a ,.

e rn

[) i n Q: o f -

San kta L u c i a bri de . I n

t h i s yea r ' s fe s t i v i t i e s ,

dances

a ro u n d

C h r i st mas t re e h l I o\\!' ed. -

KrislUp h e r A h le rs -

La roll!

IvlcGrUf

M i n dy a ;;z;?e U:. . !\ g irl from a local Sweedish c h o i r sings Cl solo in Ihl! celebr;)1 j o n . The celebr:llion is compo�ed of a var iety of � i nging �tnd uanci n g , -April RCYlloft/s .

£tA7P.fd:04 Zh..m:e. TtlL:

Sankla

Luc i 'l brides pa nic ipalG i n a Swed

feSl ivJl d a n c e . Danc ing l i v lip t h e l' V�1l1 and allows the bri dL: s 10 interact w i t h each olher. i�h

en '

-A I, ,.i I Rel'l/old (

�Dt9 �. . . . Soma Sexton

and I )avid Grant prepar.:: t heir lell

nb raekels Iwfore il<.' tlIi ll ly pla y i n g t h e l'x h i lar<ll ing game o f Icn J\i � . - H l' . a her Se/weider

I f you a re loo k j n g

furt her.

lor fu n , I n ) k no

u p l a t e t n l k i ll Q w i t h fr i e n d s . p l a y e d l o u d

H you �I re l oo k i n g for

m Ll sjC.

friends, look

look t i me n u t t o study.

I f YOli

fU rl h�r.

l oo l i ng for

a re

year w i t h t he l r�ld j t i o n a l Foss Luau .

Foss H a l l m ay not be the p l ace

T h i s ye,Jr i t i n

fur YOll . N o t o

v n l v e u

ri olls for be i ng

K aron k e . The

" row d y " , r

D:ui ng G a m

rcpll lati o n

bj t t h i s yea r

w as

Hall

hape of Our Live�

cou r:-.e.

t h e d a nce.

"v a s

Aprj I 22 and

he l d

wa�

O Jl

wid I y

spe nt m u c h l i ke m a n y

a t l ndecl .

o t h ers .

--Nlllalie 7il .\-/or -La.\'-

Peo p l e

f a ll

t h rough t he h a l ls. stayed

The

The Luau

year. The

roasted pi g, .Old

d i d n ' t t hreaten i t:-.

46FOS,;

occas iona11 y

Foss e n d ed t h e

p e a c e a n d q u i et.

� .&.n<i"'"imdt't AAJ>�? B reI Ba�tian llS k). Lori G ros land wh al il\: like to wurk at the front d sk. -Heather Schneider

and

out

/?{/c/wJ/e .l. Hi lbert

�at9 %9wUn. . . Lucy Puncro

Eichde chat u-; room often do. Rooi lli ng i I I Fos� is a fu n e x pe rience. although Foss room s are " t: n e r a II y s rn a I I . Hellfher Schneide r

and S h e l by mates

9Ildato<u 9iJWJ �.A'_, . . . Robyn Guntri p, Hol l i Jacobs. Hal l Di rector Harvey Por t " Nolan T()�o, Kii.-ain B e rgh . and Lori G rosl ll nd kad the. i n c red i bl e

l ower campus

don n , Foss. - HeUllJer Schneider

'Twas the n i g h t

Whe n , what to my

befo re f i n a l s , a n d al l

wonderi n g eyes sho u ld

through PLU not a c rea ture was sleeping not even .

appear, but t he Parkl and Fire Departm e n t and a l l o f their

gear !

you ! Roommate

" H APPY

engrossed,

FI NALS TO

and J a t my

ALL, TO

desk, had j us t settled down for a

hall there arose such

to my

window to see w h a t was the matter.

7k�'8epu�... Meghan

K u s p e rt

ad d re s s e s

Stuen i t (;�S at t he ir Christ mas party. The t rad i t ional �t ory

appialldecL

wa�

great l y

-Jim Keller

�wtd� �1 Tonya K all n arr and K i m m i e un wrap g i fts and er� com pany I ll �L�

4QC.h

tisl mil;;

Carl

enjoy each o t h

the Ordai Chrisl

part y . -Jilll

--Susan DelIoI'

When ou t i n the

j llmped

ALL

GOOD N IGHT ! "

l ong even i ng 's tas k .

c1aller, 1

AN D

Kellt'l"

OThe Sh,lpe of o u r L i ves

- -

L ay o u t

Hubert

Rach elle

�... Itc . .. ,,_

" .. ",LIH_-' '__'wI'

-"'-410.+-..,. ..._ �.... ..... .. �__I no" '1M

.."';,s..... }"",.... ,

.. ,.. ,.$I... "'" .....

.. �-. ,

�." ... ,,_a.....-

. ... .£1 .,. . .. ... _...

�e4aaDtd . Em i ly Blake and N i k k i P l a i d tal k about l i fe in

green , �eem

ReSldent�

to enJOY l i v I n g

-He(llher

Schneider

Ever Evel'grecn

in thet r do r m

73.d:azdR.}"iA.' J u st I n A tte berry, Zach H ,tnse n and J a � on Ll n m a n l a ke

5�l'ltZ) �'JJZj.' V � C C LI LI m,

K e v i n M a pe s ' vergre e o :, l o u n g e .

K e e p i n g the lou nge clean i s (l v e ry

n i ce t h i n g 10 do for fellow d e n I s ' -Heother

Stil tleider

re�)

break from

'.' R .A . i ng" and

po�e for (l photographer. S u rpris i n g l y . nor on l y is b ,;tin

R A ..

he al�o works fOl' Food Serv i c e . W h a r a b u s y gu y l

Schn /:'Ider

- Hca/h e r

Evergreen H a l l . sn ugly

nes t l ed

o n the

s i x t h and seve nth floor of Ti n g l estad. is h om e

big j u ice party we re a l l activities t h a t dorm res i dents participa ted i n . Swendse n ,

the

to a bo u t 85 students on

Ev ergreen ha l l cou nc i l

t he Pac i fi c L u t h e r a n

presi dent. was quick to

U n ivers i t y c a m pu s . To

p o i nt Ollt that mattress

kee p students aet i v e . the

d i ving, wh i c h cons isted

1 993-94 h a l l c o u nc i l .

of p i l i ng up mattresses

which consi sted ofTay

on the sixth tl oor and j u m p i n g off the

l or Swe n d s e n ,

ra i l i n g s ,

Nik k i P l a i d .

�1Pt it atu4

dru:.a/d Scott "Scooter" Ben�on deC ides (0 rake a long awai ted break fro m study i ng. -Heather Schneider

was

" pretty cool . "

y '

T r a v i s

C r i t h fi e l d .

Pardo,

Carri e SolO .

fresh-

B re n t M apes. said that on a gen

Sarah Parker. K i m

Merl i t t i . E m i l y B l ake,

eral basis. the b i ble study

S a m a n t h a Confa l one,

led by Cri t h fi e l d a n d

Darren Wenz, a nd Scott

Park e r on Tuesday s was

B e nso n . p l a ns

variety

the best pa r t ofdorm l i fe .

of eve nt s throughollt the

Fre shman Brooke

Beld i n said she enj oy s

y ear. Ca m p i n g at H u r

ri cane

R idge

with

dorm l i fe bec ause i t i s l i ke " we are

fami ly. I

Harstad second sou t h ,

can cou n t on a l most ev

t h e an n u a l C h r i s t mas

e ryo ne here."-

party and gi ft exchange, an assass i n game, and a

Rainsberry

SOlljia

-un'out Rachelle Hilbert

IJnt.4� Nikki Plaid wel

comes Kacc y Cock ram to her dorm . . .

rO<"lm i n Evergree n . Schneider

-Heather

l-lnl/ 5 1

E ll'rqrcen Th e Shape o(Our Lives

People have always

said that learn i ng a spec i fic cul ture or trade fi rst hand is

chance 10 attend two mil i

wry school ' , Ai r Assa u l t and

A i rborne. The fu ture offic

bet ter than book learning.

ers learned a great deal abour

t u n i t y to travel a.way from

the trips

St udents who had the oppor

PLlJ for the month of

en l i sted persons ' l i fe a nd were

valuable trai n

mg. Kri s A h lers

J a n u a ry preferred

the first hand

thought his trip to

London and

perience.

was

S t u de n t s

great expe

ri ence

had a variety o f

t h ro u g h

which h e was abl e

lourcboices this past year. Trips included:

Paris

to s e e a n d li ve i n an

cll l t u ral look at London ilnd

other c i v i l ization. ·'It made

Hawai i . excursions to Ca l i

more,"

Pari s , stud y i ng ocea n Ii fe i n

forn i a, Scotland, and Holden

V i l l age. I n ter i m on t he H i l l

a l l o we d st udents t o work

me apprec i ate my cou m ry said Ahlers. "It was

fU ll to travel w i t h my friends to another part of the world:' The general at t i tude abo u t

w i t h the home less pai n t i n g

i nteri m off-campus i s that

houses. sort ing c lothes . a nd

t he experience is wort h the

feeding the l ess fo rtunate of ollr commu n i ty .

The Jazz

Ensemble, along w i lh Park Avenue. toured A ustral ia.

The ROTC st udents had the

expense and there is no bet ter way to learn.

- Chris Haffey -Layout Sara Teas

fluttt �� 6ut

. . .

ThaI's what

she s a i d , and rhat's exaclly what

Fox is j u s t hangin' National d u r ing her I nte ri m off What a way to spend

she means. Je n

out i n London near t h e G a l lery

52,"/<'riltl Off

--n,€, Shape oi Our Lives

c a m p us.

YO ll r rime l-Karen FallSI

� up: rk �att?

looks l ike il ! leon Fl a!,kerud " hoi

up rhe w a l l " w h i l e A n n e SCh01i

nails it i n to p lace d u ri n g t he i r wo on Interim 011 the H il l . -K()i

Nelson

e .e . _ . e .

easi l y have for I n teri m on t he

� IfJl cou l d

been the {itk Hill,

J o h a n n <1 G e o rge . A m y

Einer Mon�lad all hand experie nce w l i h power tOol s, Nor . a clas� for the wee k at heart. -K OIie Nelwil J oh nson, and gOI firsl

�e>Dt �tHt 12IJZvt! He is t h e lJ On, bOI To m Bro w n , Sracey S i lcox, and Kevin Chri 51opherson al l had a roar of rhe i r o w n w hen t hey h l:!<1ded off ro E urope for a month. Wouldn'r you let o u t a roar if you gOI 10 spend your r i me r o u ri n g

London a n d Pans?-Karell F(II m

Cascade w i t nessed

Smi th described the

h u ge i n tl u x of fres h m a n i n

" typical " Cascade res ident

' 93 .

Of t h e appro x i mate l y

as a person wbo " wo u l d be

90 resid e n t s , Pre s i dent Ton y

i n vol ved i n sport s . " These

S m i t h e s tim a ted t hat 90%

s po rt s i n c ! ude . every t h l a g

were freshmen.

from basebal l to footbal l .

The y o u t h of l h e haU ,

"Cascade ' s been re

however. did l i ttle 10 change

al l y c lose as a dorm," Nel son

i l s cbaracler.

said. Some of their shared

" So meth i n g ' s con

act i v i t ies i n d utled both a fal l

s tan t l y goi n g on," Smith

and s p ri n g re t rea t t o

said.

Ocean

Resident C a rr i e

Nel son

ha l l i n i n tramu

"E v e ry o n e ' s a l

ra .L teams, which,

vo lvement a s a

i:l

g r

S ho re s ,

dunces a nd in

w a y s oul i n the

accordi ng

hal ls chatting," she

Nel son, do pretty

said. ·,It' s j us t very so

wel l .

cial."

Olle i m pro v e m e n t One drawback to th i s

S m i th would l i ke 1 0 see i s all

soc i a l a t m o sphere i s that i I ' S

i n creased i n terest i n Ha H

sometimes d i ffic u l t to get

Counc i l , a l t ho u gh he sees

work done.

th i s on the u p s w i ng.

I f you wan t to be

ab l e to s t udy in your roo m , " S m i t h said , " not Cascade , " "Sometj mes i t ' s a

" E v e ry b o d y a lo n g ,"

ge l S

S m i t h said, "even

though t hey ' re

a lot

di ffe r

ent."

l i l lIe too noisy," N e l so n ad

- Heidi Reiman/l

m i tted,

Layou t Rachelle J. Hubert

�

�, , " Kd ly

W�lkcr Ltvaa; &#

lake,", I i 1Ile' O L1 l of Ilcr husy sehed-

u l e for a p i c l u re . A l lhough Cascude

al l i me� can be

noisy,

Cas-

cade res i dents a lways seem t o fi nd Ii me for sludyi ng.

54cn�Ctldc The

Hall

Shape of Our Lives

-JeO/me Blair

z:..; 8 42U4<4. . . M a considers dorm l i fe : lhe lo u nge o fCascJde. Cas ca d e seem lo enJ OY l i v i n g in fu n - l o v i r Ca�cade . -JeO!1lJe Blair

A llder�OIl

94 a (Jw (tHa �? Ca�cade I-e siden t s pose for u group shot i l l t he Ca�cade lou nge. -Jeanne BI(li)"

t!jrr-5u,rta+ Milrk Me i .

ner

is (\1]

�

.. tt.........4' . . Tim B re n n a n ,

Guy " . w"es it

s m i l e s when someone m e l\lIOnS

a . k .a . "" Head B a cJ

h i s fa vorut (ea rn . the S e :l l l ie S \ I

cas)' in h i s room be fore fi l m ing

pcr�on ics. made I I to

scene

L a q yea r . t h e Son i c rhe

Final

Fo u r

Th i �

YCiH, they a r e g o m g t o I he c h il m

a d ded sup p o r r -Jeanne 8foil

Tim

from

was ellS! a s

· · D i � co

Cops " .

Bad Guy in h u m orous FNR's d i rec Tor.

He(ld

a .\ hOfl .

p i on s h i ps , w i t h

sk i t wri nen by

from

J oe Pur r i n g ton. -J('anne B lai)"

flJ n s .

Friday N i ght R e v ue.

At s o m e p o i n t

H e rs h , Dav id Jacobson,

during the even i ng, we

a�

al l need

st udy b reak.

bands have brought i n

Many students fin d that

their musical talents. Co-

The C ave is a great pl ace

medians have done thei r

to ti l l this need . Others find that i t is a

wel l as other PLU

.-;--�

share of entertai n i ng as we l l . .

If i t i sn' t

great soc i al center in the eve-

band or come-

n i n gs ,

d i an. there w i l l

e s pe -

d a l l y on (he

be s o m e t h i n g

e l se to take the

weekends . M a n a g e r s

deal Sen lor K i p O t teson l e a d s Headgear t h ro u gh o ne of irs many perfor m ances at The Cave. Front row ttt (&4;

seats we n t fast for this gro u p . Karen F(Just

561'1;[

Cave

The Shilpe of Ou r Uves

stage . Someti mes stu-

Kathy Gia nnandrea and

dents embarrass them

Scott Lester for fa l l and

selves in fron t o f a I J d i s

S helby

p l ay i ng

Eichele

fo r

spring, h a ve brought a

9(7'" 'f<J�

t he i r

own

karaokee s k i l l s.

range of eve nts into the

So i f you ha ve that

"There 's al ways

suJden u rge to have ice

Cave_

e n te r ta i n m en t:'

C O Ill -

men ted G i a n n a n d rea . Ke i t h

Fe r r i n , J a m e s

cream

a n d a re l ax i n g

b r e a k . h e a d fo r Th Cave:

PLU 's offi c i al

hangout . -Ch ris

Haffey

� tAl:>3pd:¢J'f&. .. Se nior Steve Owens docs \ hal h� does besl. Steve was ! w iwrisr for rhe ever popular band Headgear. -Karen FailS!

?�? C�)V(:: wo rker H o l l i t: Scott keepscu sto m rs happy with qu ick s c rv ice. The Cave c l 1 l p l oy\:!d o v er fi flecn s t u den\.\ t h i s year. KarCH Foust -

14' tRa'cefflJtj ea«a.x:? The Cave altrncled e v ery wa l k of l i fe from PLLJ . The C�ve W(\S a popu l a r p l ace (0 rela x , Kare.1I Faust -

rH:tn1ff;9u�Wendy Ga rrison flnd S he l by Hanna are a l l sm i le s for Ihe photographer. Fri endshi ps formed in college are su pposed l y fore veL -Jell/1J/.e Blair

� Residenls of A l p i ne

ZJWZP,;PboWt. . . 'W'

Kris A hlers dem-

on , lrales his remarkable mus i c ;) 1

{fllenl

on rhe

guitar. Fe l l ow A I· his pelfor·

i denls enj oyed

mance.

·Je{/Ilne Blair

pine

- .._,

Hall

p o dor a group phoro m the lou nge

of A l p i ne. ·Jeanne Blair

on lOp of t he t a l l

a l l nl c t i o n .

A t re e w a s

e s t bui lding on campus l ies

brought i nto t h e dorm. The

whal resi de n t s ca l l " t he pent

t ree, howe wr, d i d nOI fi t i n

hOllse of PLU". The views

the e le vator, nor did i t s l i de

from the w i ndows reveal pall

t h rough the door and lip the

the campus on one side

stairs.

The next best t h i ng

and Mt. R a i n ier on the other.

was to

bri ng it up the outs i de

enjoy

R es i dents o f A l pine

of the dorm by passing i t

l i fe at the top o f the

from w i n dow to wi ndow .

world.

Once it reached the lOp.

There i s a lot

o f u n i ty w i th i n the t wo tluors .

was

W ith

S l u f fe d

t h ro u g h a n i n t h

J R Lorenze n a s

Iloo r w i ndow and

d o r m p re s i de n t .

s tood a proud 25

there i s

feet tal l .

always an

The general

act i v ity brewing,

An add i tion to

opin ion of A lpine i s

pool

t hat "It i s a great place . " The

table in the lobby . Res i dents

re s i dents of t h e pen t house

the h a l l t h i s year is t he

enjoy

game of

e nj oy the c l oseness and t end

pool or s i mp l y the compa ny

not to leave once they get

I hat a

t here .

can now

new attrac t i on bri ngs

w i t hout h a v ing to t rek down to

the games room. Christmi.1S was

big

Hqffey LlIVVU( Ruc/}eJll' 1. Hubert

- Ch ris

�H aid to 7w,' Ca leb Remi ngton s how� o f f his A l pi ne s p i r i l l lu-ough hi�delightful c harm . C h a n n i n g the p h o lographer was

nO l a di fficull ta�k I

-Jerome Blml'

5t:Drht 5od.:d A ndy Seitz �hows fel low A lpmers his dirty lau n d r y ' T i me t o v i �j l t h e l a u n d r y mat. And y ' -Jeanll e BIOI(

n41i1l''3 �horfllllC �Jv with-rmy

This Family Centered C h i ldbirth student chows down al an i n -c1<1ss p ic n i c , Whi\£ does eat illg: have to do with c h i ldre n ? Hell/her Schl1l:ider

thillg:'

6 0 III/aim O)1-C(/IIII" I�

The Shape of o m lives

N i ne t ee n n i n e t y -

Em i l y Fisher was e nro l l e d

the

in Ph ilosophy 1 0 1 . Th is

fo u r bade farewe l l last

in terim, whose theme

course

was o ffe red be

was " Li v i n g i n the Laby

cause of the n umber o f stu

ri n th:'. The program, i n

dents on waiting l ists

exi stence for over two de

for ot h e r ph i l osophy courses.

Most peop le l ike reached a time ..;;.-...=��..... I n teri m because o f ,,o f renovat ion . the b rea k i t pro " For many

cades, had

years the I n teri m

vides, as wel l

program served

g i v i ng students

PLU very wel l :

the c h a n c e

Jud i th CalT, dean o f spec i a l

con c e n t rate

ac a

h l l g i ve s

Ult"s ti me toeval uate where

to go, how

want to use ou r resources."

l�ar:J. "-' a wo,,4t! The l i ghr v n s for L i l ac Bern ike r as her

'neic/er

h.:n:d

of nice to l a y back and take one

said. "It's

sOl1

class."

s p ec i a l

B es i des acad e m

courses u n a va i l able dur

t e ri m

o ffe red

terim courses were gener

Interi m w i l l c on �

fo r

I �y S l a l l worth,

D i re c t o r of

rce C o u n t y Commll n i l Y li nd

SerV i c e s , ne ider

man

break. mental ly:' Fi sher

bnaquel fe aruring

de monstrate a phys

in Iheineam taught -Hea t h e r class.

a�

were very fu ll while In

Dr.

�slal·t d w r l h ang.

Trad i t i o na l l y I n

you

�llIden(s a n d fac u l l Y

Saberi

Ford and

�xperi m enl eri m

ic s. Interi m also allowed ti me for some special ac t i v i ties, like t he showing of fi l ms and ot her events related to the theme of (he labyri nth.

fessors. Dr. Ed p

one subj ec t .

de mic programs, said. we want

-HeaTher

ing the semester. as

as we l l

few general uni ver

s i ty req u i rement courses. Th is year.

OUR courses

t i nue; only

a l l y smal ler.

While some to ok i n t e r i m - t y pe

c o u rse s ,

i ts flavor w i l l

ch a n g e. - Heidi Reimann

;tkz: ''''& Y'f .. oM '8. . . These i n terim s t u de n l. s ;.I re:: fol lowing ; ht: d i recr ion$ 01 r he i r pfofc�,ors, Dr" ford il nd S abet i. Thcy e x p lol'l.:d t he wonders at phy, ic� and e n g i neering d u r i n g Ihe ir dUil l -d i sc i pl i nary i nte r im c l ass. -Hal /her Schneider

'lJwp.4 the

�? B r e n t oo k� a lit t le puzzled In

tuat'

Donne l l y l

chem i slry c1 ()ss

Interi m.

h e took over

His lab parrner, J o h n

Tokarczyk wasn't be ing lerTi b l y

h e l pfu l

Schn eider

ei ther.

-H e a T h e r

1E?J (3M@I. 1l��9e4? Before hea d i n� off to t he li brar y for (l fine evening of stud ies, Rob practices tha t riff nne more l i m e. - J im Keller Dorm l i fe is not lhe

h o u s i n g sol u t i o n for a l l stu

dent " , , b u t l i v ing on t he i r

own doesn ' t sol ve the prob

h ;! Il1S e i t h e r . To h e l p t hese

st udent. . A l ternative HOll s

i n g i s avai lable a nd

'lltt it Up./ Tsegazeab Mesfen prc1 ct ices t he fi ne art of learn and E n v i ro n m e n t H O l l s e i n g t h r o u gh osmosis. - lim J<eller

dents,

The Peace. Justice.

housed members of soc i a l

j u s t i c e groups,

worked and l i ved try i n g to bring harmony to the

i l l h i gh demand.

Throllgh com

o ffe r

hos t ing social

pos t pik;; and

a w a re n e s s

apart ment

style

Deltn

and Everg reen C o u rt

The wo men

c ampaigns on

l iv i ng

w i t h t h e op

c a m pu s .

port u n i t ies to

s t i I I s l <I y

near

the

group worked to

promote peace. The

campus. The l i brary,

Med i a

H o u se

was

food serv i c e . and campus

home t o s()me members of

" ) l i ke l i v i ng down

Illun icat i ons majors oversaw

fri enus arc sti II in easy reach . here.

It is

a home

away

t he KCNS-6 staff. The com

mallY of t h e act i v i t ies at the

fro m cam pus. but sti l l very

stat ion .

consenslls of t he residents

of t hese hOllses w i l l be look

much a part .·' is lhe general

i n t he comp lexes.

Theme hOllses are

a l so an opt ion for some

AIIt.',."Ilt/i't'

Sh<lpinS

H()II�ill�

You r Future

stu-

U n fort una te ly . d ue

to budget c u t s . the res ident

ing fo r new homes next fa l l ,

- Rohin !vIe\'a.\'

-LlIYou! Ryan Pederso/ l

%SLtUl<J�?l6cttvzf Adrje nne Chilmberl<l i n, J .D. Haley, a nd Tri Pha m have a l i t tle house mee t i ng t o d is('uss who fo rgot 10 put down t h e toilet sea t ! Jiln Keller

5CVf, 'Mza..7'1'11tr.e�! M a ry Carr � n d Robyn Prue t t t a ke

gr n t pr id e i n show i ng off t h e i r c u l inary expe r t i s e . - lim Keller

PLU

rest m uch

can

are]" k n )wi n g Cam pli �

a n d sl i I I b e a b l e t o ad

ye a r fort y si x s t u de n t s

m i n i ster C P R . J f a c a n J '

e m p l oyed . t h i r t y

s t i l l h a ve

ers a n d t h e rem a i n i ng

vIew.

It j !lo eusy .

task

t o beo f

C O lli e

Accord-

W E LC O M E TO C A M PUS SA FETY A D I N FORMATI O N

KEffer

h�'

11. pe of Ou r Lives

fri ce

m u st comp l e · fo rty hours c I assro

to sl1lc\ e n t s

ri cers i n vo l ves a fou r

C ll ln pu s . Througholl t t

arri v i ng

ste p proce s s . I n i t i al l y.

ye:;:l f eac h officer con tin

l b rou g h

sem i n a rs offe red aboll

i n rerv iew

proce s . l f they make i t

r h rough r h ey m us t take a

w ri t ten test to asses

ues

thei r train i ng tbroug

once every other month W i t h a n average 35 0-400 cal l s

officers have a lot o f

apt i t ucie .

spons i b i l i ty. I t's reass

C a n d i d a tes

then expected t o be a

h.11 f

wee

t he i r com mon sense and

b l e to c o m p l ete

C/I/I1pIlS Safety

d i rector, se l ec t ion o f of

are

eac h

i n g one wee k pri

eac h c a nd i d at e m u st go

a"J i J ablc IO anslV(!r _, ( uden t's q u�s ( i ons while he is on d u ty_ ·Jim

fi n ' d i n te

pract i c al train

i n g 1 . 0 Wa l t Hu (on.

S eal) Dcltor is

O nce s e l ected

cons u l

operators .

dute m a kes it th is far. the

as ' a m p u s s a f r y o ffi c si xteen

. .

t h ree HDd h a L f lu i n ll t

S '-l f ty i s 0 1 1 pa t rol . Th i s w

a � 1tw...

rn i Ie ru n test i n less tha

i n g to know, t h ey a rcady for i t ,

v"..e t'9?ka4 'P6'ttn UJ.I- C a mpus

� t3<mr-piW �.

Pau l

., afety officer B rC:1! R i uer palrols Ihe campus fur any mischi ef. Jim Keller

K i ng�tun unswcrs the phone when

people call In wi th q uesllons. Jim Keller � 9 �. . . K a rl y n n Moler g..:t� re:Jdy (0 k::l ve a n d palfol [ h e park i ng l O I s around cam pus. Th l �

1 1>

one of t h e: many d U l le� � quired of nn officer Jim Ktiler

J lIst

A merica's Tea m . Scot t Tho m p足

terse n , St 'v Kim, and Da ve Gamon can o n l y i\:>p i rc to b l ike the r al lobe ro tter ". The guys from the Rock attended a H d l low een pa r t y a fter thei r "p h o to s h oo L " jllsnl! son, RYdn

Whi te,

Vnn Cnlrier

Whose Di5he5 Are These?

Of(

campus houses are i n famous for their d i rty ki tclHm s i n k s . I t

loob lih Kei th Thygerson has

gotten t h i s one LIn d e r con t ro l . -

Karell [n ll:;1

Ofr CalJlPus L Il';IlR The Shape of Ou r Living

· _ _ ..- - , _

. _

- - "' .

... � ...... · - · o

· ·

d y brea k from s tu d y i ng, I�nny Brown d oes her pa rt i n �. i r cond i t ion i n� I h(' Ii \ighbor hood wh ile decid i ng Whl ther or not to have that snuck! KIlI"I!1I FO llst �t

PLU " ant

L1cb

tu d ent. b i l the

nd apa rtmen t

lifices thjs

in search

v ( r -'

uf (l pJace to Ii 1,1(' the t d id n' t nd i n the vv nrd " ho U " .

Di recto r of l n s t i t u t iona I R esear h, La rry

th( t re ported "Sixty-t.wo peren t

o f t h ose

l l l:' d

I L

-"l son,

Socksl K <l ren F,.ust til kes a g- i \'l' tha I s pecii11 ten t io ll 1. 0 her fel ine friend .

I t 's

li I t Ie t i m e to a .

Kli rt:1l rl1l1�f

Bowl, C m e t , and d i sh

S( l<! p.

E ven

necessary

once

u It to

lIr..;e

Anoth

c n nected to me

longer I i ves on c a m p u s . Larsen _

" ] mov 'd off ca.mpu

g t awny frorn the h igh

t of d onn livj ng CI ne! r

ga rli i ng

" kohol ("1l\d vi iL.'1ti n ./I there

a n=>

d raw backs to movi ng "ff N on-d o rm l i \'

i n g req u i res spend i n g h . rd earned money ( n prod ucts sll c h a s T i d y

'es a

o l u tion .

h a ve

jor E r ic Larsen sa id ,

CCllio pUS.

w hen

course,

it i

the P L U om m LU u ty

yea r old pub

whil

live off

the , triet n i l es

dow nside i s tha t it i� d i fh -

ca m p us." Twen ty-o n e

co_

t h ese deel l i ng prod ucts

lic rela tions

act u u l l y

I1H.' rl l

pla n and a l o l of frl nd · tll<1 t r go tmd visi t on ca m pus. Th i� k ep m. ill tuuch w i t h th

PLU

cene."

l o v i n g off ca m

pus prav·i des many . tu d -. 1 1 S w i t h a sense of fr� dono Cl nd re V ) 1 1 , ibiU ty. I t giv ' them Ule opportu n i ly t broaden their expc rienc

a nd become

ind ependent.

- Krista Warne

- Lnyout Rya n Petersen

d ey- H o

G o od

Neig hbor!

Ly n n A ugustus welcome m 0 s t e v e ry o ne, to h r I mbJe a bode just a few blocks )n1 ca mpus . . KarCiI FO llst

'Pb.utJJ,(IJ; ,JtWtlin. Mncbl'l i l ( D< u glas . I e ' e :- ) en d o\\ \ IWO m u rder ers ( M ark W a l J e n a n d Pt: I ' r W i l bu nl ) I, ilh idc lll i licatllJO <lmu let �

afte r

ap po i nt i ng

(hem to do

away with Ge neral Banquo. K eilit

"UIUzJ� ,fa. �pmm::r; Aft",r , ' 1 t l i n g i n to h i s hom e , \Il acbe t h ( Doug las S l<:: \iC�)

quc!\lion� the -Keith

p o '� i hi l i t y or m u rd e r ,

Thygi'I"S01/

Sprill,'{ Tltl'flla The Shape of Our Li ves

T hygersoll

+-jutlnHlDe !1f"�. Duncan. King of Scot l a n d ( C ra i g. G �lrrc l � o n ) . vows t o leave h i s t i l o l,v n ( 0 h i s �on tvl a lco lll ( M at

the\v

C u rl ) . -K eilll Th." Rcr,l'on

they

by Dr. Wi l l i am Becvar.

i n fron t of or be-

U n forro ll atel y, ro r late

Whefher \ov e re

h i nd t he � po t l i g h t the

antidote to spri ng fever

t i c ket seeker t a c: u

t h is year for many stll -

den ts

',: t:

t b e S p ri n g

w as

Th ale r gram ,

S p r i.

l ei

ut in

p ro -

pers _

1 1 .::;.

fi n a l s took

B ri gh lon B

i n stead

o f C e a � a r c h o se to pre s n l

S hake. pea re

J( \0 u nd o M ' l C h t' l h ,

- K('ilh

L h at i s .

The c omedy

wrilten

one

h igh l y

t ar [ I a y w ri g h l s , N i J

n t a t i o n o f lv/achelh

nnegau, and g� l i re Clark) sur y a bal l kfielu. wc: a v i ll!! Iheir

f () 1 /

A me ri c a's mos l popu

The M arch pre -

major production

i nclu d i n � fOrly-fi ve -

ac -

eks o f

re -

r i g h

\rV i l l i a m

acc h i med M{[c/Jelh,

...

B ac h . "

B e a c h Mem o i rs

M arch " , and

nUl @imu. . . ( Song A n , J a ne

vacat ion t

1 d e .,;

lor . s i x

tests

a nd l oomi o w £

"beware of

W· s a

two

dent. rac i ng pa-

heeded

the

j u sr

St res sed -out st u -

t he s pec

ks,

Depart m

l a r pe r for m a n c e

aLer

h nrsa l s. t he Hss i l't ance o f a PI' fes. i o n a ! c hore ograph er, and d i rec t ion

S i m o n , opened 'M ay 4. and

was

l i re ted by D r.

\Vi l t i am Parker.

Dr. B e c v a r w e n l

ttl

fa r a � s a y i n g . ughl L h i .

one

ever,

year

' "

wns

o f t h e b e s t years .

- Krisra Wa rne

:rnmm.:wt"fJ'"dutC<, .

Tlk'

g roup

t ll l e r v<ll , i l y l i ;..t �II,� i llll:ll l l y 10 Ih�

"pc;lk(;f.

t:llli<l1

There

QUi.'!.I); at

w e re

Illany i n flu

gi.lthering�.

lim

Kelln

F V lC' 1

d ur i n g

the

:lre pr" rnl l' i l l � to.�pe n d , cv n

1ll0�t :-; r res. ru \ days o f cf l l �

\-Ve'

I el!e.

M ex ieu.

�o l11 e

( 0 cnn

'\l ull

n 1'. a re

able

l i r('

OUI·

I II

nt r:l(

of 'c hool .

sid

and I nf e rv a rs i l y

Y ou n gl i fe hris

a re

[ i an 2.rDUpS with a strong focus on fe l lowsh i p .

k ...

on a

m i s s ioll I ri p

OutsiJe

c amp u s.

Y O ll n g l i fe c o n t i n ll spread .

----

111 i II i

S I I I C S ,

J . e a d L'!' W h i Lt:

reg u l ' r

'hcdu lc ofm CL

group.

excit ing

a l argc; grouJ1

)nee a w

ek and

"m'

Ikr

g rou ps meel l'ur B i hll' s t u d y at

port ance or ( I I i '

T n t c r v aI' !'> i l

In e t s a

R lI S S

pre s �cs I h e i l l l

i n g, a n d m. r i v i s,

jun ior higl

and

p u :- . bn l h g roups

P L U �l l1dt' nb

h ; 1 \- e s

i nvol ved ill h i g h school

0 1 1 lll l l l :J

()Iiler r i mes , L e-ad�r P�llIl

" 1 1 is

to se '

col

lege slud..:: nL" g i v i ng l i me and energ

k i ds . Th 'y arc

I u i ld i n g re lal i o n sil i p" �lI1d i n

G rat' i s I ok i ng f( nv a rd to

vest i ng i n othe rs ' Ii

grow ing next YL':JJ" w i l h more

k i nd o f d dical ion is needed

Sll1cl l l groups,

e ::; , Thal

lI r wl'dd y

in t h i s are a . Youngl i fe rnclll

B i hl e swdies and large group

bcr:-. be l icve fu ndame n t al l y

v e ry �ucce ssfL l l \Vt ; h:, I

that

Vi C nee

vari eL)" or real J y �l l U and

and

w alll lO i n t roduce: H i m

arc :l

xc i l i ng :-. peakers t h i s y�ar.·· Lnders h i p t ra i l l i n� has been u

fl l(,lI�

eral ,t udl:I J l :-.

as sc

�lJ.I Iltt.l ¥1:!em-6n� Ta�ha W oodward , J a n i nt.' J u dge. anu r�lm i l l y H I I ) nil

ahou!

�hare (heir id��a,

�ly S II' s ho"" IlH ,,,' ll l"ll und

l: a I I I PUl-,.

..1 i //I

K(' IIe , .

70 1" '1111 ..;/;1"" T lu:

/1/ /<'1"ilal'"illl

h" Pl'

ot OUT Li v�s

I Jesli s

' h r i -'; l ,

)e1l11 ({er POC(,II"iC -LlIYo//! .Iel/liljt'" 10 e,Kh ol h�r.

Pc It 'l' lric

5t�1

tti

Me ..!<PIdf

J a 'Ly n n

A u g uslll� anJ /\ manda Ridge b,u

wors h i p sOllg<: al l a rge

group.

a !-riday

lies 1 0 pwvidc Idll)\v�hi p a l '/ II :I,. II" fie (I(I

nighl

I I l rervars i t y COlll i l l

PLU ,

'9 .. ')"da... p.....,.. Bra i n s lorming j�

bond i n g

Carl son

t i me fo r H I llary

and Kare n G u nus. -Jim

Keller

5rfWIt'mJ �i: tBomP"",...,. I n (er-varsi ty

leuder

Pa u l

U raf ex

pr� 'ses hi, i daes aboul rht:

tian l i ft:

campus. -.lim

Chn� Kello'

9& �9b<9

&:.eaae

a tblCtzt

K i r.�[l!n Holmen and her parmer RoJ f B loo m q u i st prac t ice o n e of the fi nc pOints of fo l k danc i ng . " T h e H u g . " - Hea t h t: r Schlleider �

C m bi n i n g dun c i ng w i t h c u l l u r s around u1e

worl d i s

money for a fi n a l tour to

N evad:l.

hat M ay fesl

d a n c e r: d

l :-;on W e e k ·· .. r h e

k b fore de ad

t hi rt y h o u r� <Ire sp n l

be s t .

f i n o - tu n i n g

T h e S e n i - p ro f

d ance s . · -· I t takes

� i o n " I fo l k

danci n g g r li p

p l' r r o r rn s

d a n ce �

fr o m

fOf med fo r a re-a l, e h ol s :tnd th

S(l n K l a

uci a cerem()ny . Th

yea r

spe n t I C : l rn i IIg �tnd prac jances a l l d

arn i n g

l'lhuIS n_ tt-,,.....-m,-«d-T i l � w l wlE' grl ) l I p t ries to ( lb�crl'l' and

5-r7

pract i\.�e at t he sa me t i Ille: .

M ay fesu.lilnccr:, are not

The

only

tal

cnted. h u t t h e y a l ,(1 have I I ll' added oi ft o f I Ollg :me n t t III spa n s I H('({lftc:f

Schneider

72 Mfil/(e:i/ The

see m s

h a pe of Our Li \"(?�

" [ I i ke i t

I O L Lhollgb." �'lyS A m y

S k a re .

fL rS\

e. a r d a ncer.

The fi n a l

T h e d a n c e r � pe r

ti ' i n ",

b i g commit

o n senslI s . a

t ween .

WU,

ment"

t i l l' A l11 e r i c <.1 s and

' h u rc h e ::, a n d

l o t o f t i Illt: and

be t h e g e n e ra l

R u ss ia. E u rope . v e ry w h - re

l o ur p l a n � t

[ ra v

rse i t. \; way

c11 1 W l t I I I Iii . G r,lnd ·8 n y o n . t h n H l g h La� Veg a,'i . n i a . an I O r�gon .

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hri s I-1 n rrt;; y

a l i for

�-� Kara Holland ge a kick out of dancing � i th one [ the guest a d v i .' or� d u ri n g a p ra< l ice.

Her

parlner.

V id e

Steffense n . e ve n sri cks around t make sure she doe� n'\ get d .-oppel Wbat a guy! -HeQlherScllI/eid/

ecm 9 9et 4'_ .,.a:' K i Nt: 11 Homen a�b of her "polter, R achel Pl"ddc, a s her partner Rol r B l oomquist sweeps her off her feet. -Heather Schneider

t;:iI"j.

Mao. tA ;ree .

Lea H o u wman

her partner J OI l (l ! h a n aughll get cosy during prllc tice. D(l you suppose i t 's just for t h e dance. o r and

because tvby f.;;;c uancer� are al l

such good Schneider

fr i c.' l l d.,'!

-H eath er

L-� i:U �e iJHf.ti=!- Tbe Ma festers take a short br 'ak (0 gel their picture t�lken

in costu me.

folk cos from Europe and are abso l ut e l y adorab l ', don't you (bin].;'! -Hen/her Schneider

They

w e ar

trad i(ionaJ

IU llles

� h*9t>l? Dav.; Choy a�k Ih� [lcork DfOlinu them. They' re both �U1.x iou fo r Rejnice : tn be gi n � ( ) L he y C;Jn Ii rl u p Iheir voice\ to the L(lru . -Av ril l?('.1 I/(Jlr/, ii'dW

G ri m herg and J� cl1l j; lI l

rlfLd:aca:.' i\-1t: m r � r� or Chnpd Choi r brillg l h ('i r g. i ft of I llll � il' I( l God ond t hei r j"c \ l ow l11an at ( apd h.:: y w!': rc l"eal urcu onc(' a \.� cd at the [ 0 :00 .;c rv ic in T ri n ity Chapei.- \pril Remolds '

.� TheTri n i ty Chapcl played hO� 1 to PL facu l ty . �t;\ IT. anu !'owdt.: l 1 t � t h ree day� a week in 01" der that t hey might prai�c God . Chape l l i me j, \ cry -,pedal to much or the PI . U cOI1lJ l l u n i t y iI.' it � T\' e�

<I � a q u i c l t i l T lc i n l hc i r bu�y

:. '\1cuu I('-.;.

-Aprif

Re\'l7ol ds

C h ape l a n d R ejoice

T h e m o s t popu lar

,Ire j u s l t w O o f the many

C h r i s t i an group o n c a m pus

C h ri s t i an acti v i l ies where

is Rej o i c e .

PLU s t udents

a l l deno m i n ations

can

ex pre's�

thei r love a n d fo i l h .

hough

,. Cy nd i N es!'

she prepan:: s

lead an C' ven i n g of Rejoice � A regular v edne�day n i ght featu re . Rejoice . erved a s both a worship and sO<.:i <l1 tim during PLU s l l l 10

d�n l"

busy

Rf\"llOJds

wee . � .

-A p ri l

meet

Xav i e r Wednesday n i gh ts

each are separa le from o n e

to pray, s i n g , and �hare the

anolher. lhe co mmon the me

W o rd

i s t he

· · C o m e o n Rej o i ce . g i ve

!,ame : t o

share y o u r

sel f W i l h Goel anLi o t hers. i9t> ';t_ tv&; ';zrm .f<w<"9 fwd

S w d e n ls fro m

wo nder

o f Jesus C h rist.

pra i . e La our K i ng" w a s th e

t heme l h i s year. W i lh

why

whole new g roup

of leaders, B ri a n

there i s a no e l break

r ked h a r d t o

Wed n e s d a y , and

ha ve

tea m

M o n d a y F r i d ay

asm and spiril s t rong

m o r n i n g ? C h ape l l a kes place <It

l.hal l i me i n Tri n i ty LU lheran C h u rc h . D(\11 Erl a l lder, S u

every week. · ' Rej o i ce i s a great ex perience fo r a n yone who comes.

h ' :

1arLin

been I'll n and u p ) i ft i ng," said

We l l s . t h ro u g h C a m p u s

Cy n d i Nes s , a song l eader

M i n i ,' Iry .

fo r the (e (l m .

S (I ))

Brienl, and Ole

the m i n i sters

who plan the l heme for the

Through ( he�e two

m o n t h a n d p res i de o v e r

p o pu l a r o pp o rtu n i t i es fo r

pra yer. However . .�pe::l k ers

C h r i st i a n grow t h , many 't l l

u.nd other m i n iste rs <I re i n

den t s fi n d n e w rri e nds a n d

v i led to share the i r fa i t h w i t h

u e velop th� i r re l a t i o n s h i p

t he m J n y s c udents who at

w i th God .- Chris

[en d .

-LayoLif Sara Teas

Haffey

fm,.u. Vzmc:e;. 'Dcut=1

stude nts (lnd other gusets gath together to take part in (his y e ;lrs s p r i ng fo rm a l . -April NeYllolds ered

9",9�v1H-d. Dee B ; l kcr and Jdi J ohnson wen�j ust one ofthe m a n y cou ples thaL made a n appeara n c e a t the da nce. -Ap ril Revnolds

Spr l r l;.? Formal The Shope of Our Li ves

li mbs up was the genconsellSus

for t h e

pri ng Formal 's " Open ng N i ghf'.

Over 300

Ie attended t h i s

that overlooked tlle

t i re fi rst fl oor. The theater provi ded

great at

mosphere with enough space on the stage for danci ng,

cou l d

one

just

i n the

sit

enee and adthe MI on cei l i ng .

rd i n ator, was

t he The

leased w i th t he tUTnut. He , a l o ll g w i t h

lobby contai ned refresh

h o s e w h o a t te n d e ti ,

stocked .

me nts, w h i e h were we l l Pi ctures we re

take n beh i n d the bal a success .

?ilt4]' *d. 5.�'tDc<f/ Many people put a l l t heir worries ,,�ide to ce l

o st

ebrate s p ring a t I h is year's . pring

t there was roo m to

fonnaL

-Ap ril

Reynold.

fout� 9rm. A group o f friends da nced together in a c i rc l e hllvi]\g a good t i me. -April Reyl/olds

cony.

people d a nced the

Open i ng N i g h t

the stage ,

was defi n i tely a great

t away

on the ba l c ony

way to start off the spri ng seas o n .

A p ri l

Reynolds

The world

of j )bs

and c h a l l e nges i s w a i t i n g for the 5 1 0 grad n (1 lcs o f Pac i fi e L u theran U n iver s i t y. M a y 22 ma rked the e nd of

col l ege

and the s t a ll

o�' o n

C<:l re e r a new

road . The gradu ates of bo t h

b ac h e l o r

ma ster's

programs

and we re

honored i n ce re m o n i es , w i t h D r. Loran A n derson

addre s s i n g the graduates.

One d i m mem ory of � o rad uat i o n h ad to be a l l t hc s i g n s aro u nd c a m pus.

Wa n l e d :

ajob. orjust tak i n::;, some l i me o ff. looki l 1 � f J

start

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d l�i v r n� my ne \

.n t . A f r g raduat i o n .

p l a n s v a r i e d gre a t l y : more g ra d u ' l le sc h oo l ,

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cash .

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t i c k e t s , Vi i I I

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h i s p la ns l a i d o u t .

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pay

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, ·ord q u i s t . h i s tory professor. l ooks ( h rou g h some recent addilions 10 the book co llect ion <li the PL li brary. Pro fe �:;ors often put book.s on re�erve for PLU student�. · Photo Sa· •••

\'ices 7"It:UI?Jt"9atlk ... G a i l Egher gives a

(o u r of the l i b rary's

Photo Services

resources.

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How will graduation change you ? be ''I'll Sennors: these Read d ELLen o n [0 decide fo r

no longe r

you rself.

an u o -

t h i n gs w i t h m y l i fe . "

e r -

Balstad- En g l i s h .

a re your thoughts , your

Neverth e-

g rad u

h o pes . . . a n d yon r z a n y

l ess, h e re a t

a t e . "

se nse of hu mor.

S a ga

w i sh you

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gro w i n g u p . " ,

of 1 994 re

c o l l e g e

Krista j\1a rtil1- B i o l ogy.

v e a l s i t s ex pec ta t i on s for

ve tera n s o f

T h e a tre .

life w i th a c o l lege d i

four, poss i

p l o m a in ha nd a n d a c on

bly

fi v e

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accom p l i s hed

t i n u i n g e x p erience of

y e a r s , tbe

. . .com-

t h ing i m p orta n t .

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be s t ! May

pleting

be gett i n g m a n-ied

SOOI a

Upon

these ne x t 32 pages, the

PLU

c l as s

se l f-d i sc o v e ry.

"Not m u c h - - b u t i t w i I

I' n

h e l p me re a l i ze

"I w i l l fee l as thongh some

I wil

some l ook fo rward to the

the force be w i th you !

c o l l ege w i l l gi ve me a

after. That w i l l be

undetermined rou te lay

Layout Ctystal Donahue

great fee li ng of

c h ange

i n g befo re them, others

aCCOill

ness.

me w i t h the confi dence

they ' v e alw ays k n o wn .

ThonUls Voien- B u siness .

to go ou t a n d do exci t i ng

NalaJle To vlor Cmdy S i nncs -N(J/QIiIO Tay/or

80d

l i fe . "

Ka re n Graha m -B u s i

" Wi I I i t? ! " .

Scott

pi i sh m e n t , and p ro v i d e

a re com e n t to l ead a l i fe

Thornpson-

bil

Q. If

foun wallet with S2SC cash inside. wha WQul - 'YOU do with it? YOU

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I ssa m Abd. u l ra b Pol Sc ience!Economics

Evon Abu-ta ieh Computei- Science

E m i ly Ad.a l r B usi ness

Yousuf AI-aze m i m

Busi ness A d m i niSlralion

Christopher Al brecht

Comm uni cation A ns/Public Rela tions

rod. d. Alexa nd.er Commu nicat ion

Ch ristine Anglemeyer

B usi ness Ad mi Ilistrallon

Chris Baird.

Fine Art/Des i gn

Stephanie Baker

Educat ion

Scott Bakke

B sine s Admi n i � [ rat ion

E l l e n Ba lstad. Engl ish

Ra pha el Bartolome

B u s i nessfHu man Re<;()lI fce

Management

eep it of course . "-- TJygve

lao. B usi ness akc

payment on my

em loans. Lord kO()w:> I :J i t m o re that rile person ( ) can afford to curry 250 _ AS H I I "--DOll,�/({.\" S/t!l'es

�ater

D get ro l l s of quaners

and y video gumes. " - -Micah Rride, Recreatioil drnini ...; ion

" D ie of shock and then spend it."--lheres{1 Wicke 1/. B USIn "�IH RM

''I'd b a good Salllan tan and return it t o the owner: bec.1.use J wou l d ..vanl someone to do the samc. " --.Mr J/)' Cotr. Elemcntary Ed/SPED 'Td lake it to Vcgas and try to double i t . then give the money ba k I'm up _50!" --Kvle Sti lI/COlO, Finance/J llt'l B u s i nt':s

-� J u l ie Ba ughn

Elementary Ed

M o n i ca Beano

Ph (lto: Damn SP"{I'I'/I

Soci a l Work

Kri sti n Belkna p

Elementary EdJSpanish

Dia ne Bel lisario

P�yehology

David Benson Biology

Heather Berger El emen tary Ed

Kara Berger

Com mu n ieat iOIl Todd Bergeson

Busmess

Jen n ifer Berk TheatrelRel igioll

Meria nne Bigler B i ology

Selliurs Fu t ure

ShClpers

ITD G@ u ,

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(ďż˝ho ghts Ka re n Bishop N urs i ng Sig u rd u r Bjarnason Computer Sc ience

M ona Bj orga n

[3usiness

Da n Blair Economi cs

Jea n ne Bla ir Chi nese/G loba l S tudies

A bigai l Bla nkner

English

Rolf Bloomqu ist Ph i l osophy

Matthew Bo h l m a n n Com m u n ication

Susan J. Boon stra Business Admi n i stration

Sa ndra Boyer Nursi ng

Audra Bradford

H istory

K i m Bradford

J ou mal i smJLe gal S [udies

What is tile first thing YOU are going t .rdo\ affer gdtduation? .ďż˝

going [0 spend some le w i lh my daughter . am

rhaps go on H vaca t i o n . miJer Rokas, Secondary Ed "

e:sumc

d�

OLli

"Relax " --Jel/ny ,·\Iichael . Busi ness Adm i n i � tratioll

standing posi tion and of O lson all d i to-

,. �igure

Oll[

how to eam b;]ck

(he 70 frick i n II I 1.s.Cl.nd dol l ars I ju:,, [ spenl. "--Al1Imymo/ls

II . --I"Vfark Lindle/lli.l l.

"Go back

;\Iogy

amI .. ee my dolphin_ at rhe researc h center ( that's after T '

t he Flolidn Keys

t udy for fi n als. sin lciu ate t h e S m u rday befm'c

breathe

HIls W�ek. What .a . tupid

rnental Studi \:: :-;

:a !--Chad

PerersoJ /. Busi-

h uge s igh of relief)."

-Krist! Coals. Legal. IEn v i ron

"LCH\ C TncOJl1lt. " - -SJel·e Comie

t-l

I lleS:; Cra ig B ragg Po) Sc ience/}l i�tory J effrey Bra ndt

Photo Li: Tl lllilell

Music

Jen nifer Bra ndt Elementary Ed S U5a n C B ra ndt M u s i c Ed

John Brekke

B U $i nesslFi oance Jon BrBrhu5

Sociol gy

A my Brizee

Social Work J u l ia Broten Comm u n i ca t ionIPu b

Relations J e n n ifer Brown

El eme ntary EdJEanh Science Robin Buck E l emen tary Ed

Sell ior.> Future Shapers

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E le ment"!)' EdfM uslc

E d w i n Tod d Buckley

Busi ness/ Art

Suzanne But;

Commu n ic" I ion Jen n ifer Ca l h o u n

Elern n tary Ed/SoC ial

S t udies

Alison Ca rl

Bu in

Heather Carlson

B iology

Kristi Ca rpenter Span i sh/Ed u c (l tion

Tiffan ie Ca rpenter N urs i ng

M a ry Ca rr E lemenra ry/S pe c i a l

Stacie Cattera ll

N u r� i ng

Ad rie nne Cha mberla in

S pa n ish/Ed lIcal ion

Abig a i l Chandler Eleme ntary Ed/Soc i a l

S t ud ies

If YOU bad $ 1 0 what

•

J u lie Buckingha m

•

would YOtl s . end -t on?

• •

. . . ..

1 f T had

$ 1 0,

I'd spend i t

" Pea n u t buller yogu rt fro m

ge l l i ng one c h i l d [0 go

sem i n <l r on the i mpor as a

h i tr!

how

lItl it

l ..

w ou ld

•

go much fu rt her

•

rtJe

th e real worl d w i thout

o [ lege ed lica t i o n . " -

noth i n g

now

to eat

..'''

•

I have

• • •

w i t h ! "- - Ben •

� u s i ne:;s

" , . , new pool bal l s for m y

G a s . " - - Naphael s

lvloo re . H i s tory!1ou lnl l l i s m

�hyisf;ne A nglemeyer,

larfolome, B u s i nc .

•

Food ! PLU took a l l my m o n ey cm d

•

. . ., • . -_

•

SI > r/il lg. , B u s i ness

be to s ucceed

\ u nl i n i � l rat i o n

$10

t h an that ! " --8(JlIllielle

ducation . . . w h e n [ t.old

Bas k i n Rub b i n s . J

:Illce of fu rl her Ill.) o n e

•

L1�e

•

p ol labJe."--Jim

SI/tIpi/'{). B ll s i oe s s •

• •

•

• •

M a rie-Lou ise Chang

Bus i ness Admini �[ra l i on

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•

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•

Pholo: DOlii'." S, o rrell

Lisa Chapman Com mu n ications! Joumal i$m

Cha rles R Ch ew, Jr. Human Re�ource Man age

men rJrvl a rkell llg H ideyu ki C n o Po l i l ical Science Robert C h u rch

B iologyfPs yc hoi ogy Catheril1e Clayton Psychology

Kristi Coats Legal Stud ies.

D S ky l e r Cobb Poli tical S c ience/Re l igion Da n Collera n Intemational B u s i ness! Markeri ng Mary Connors

Social Work

Selliors

Fu t u rE' Sha pers

[(D Q@� T�oughts Dolores Cook N u rs i ng

A nd rew Cornel i u �

Business Aumin Scott Cornie

Busi ness Aumi n .

Steven Cornie

Bllsines:-- AJmi n/Econornic�

Ross Cou rtney

EngLi"h

Kara Cowan

Elemenrary Ed Da rren Cowl

B iochem i srry

E l izabeth Cusato

usic Ed

Sara h Dahlbeck

Psycho logy

Sean Da i lor B iology Rich a rd Da l by

B ioc hem isuy

A n d rew Davis

D u s iness AdlMarket j ng

Did YOU ever get a chance to date that one person YOU had a crush on1 Why or why--\�not? �

). She was j ust (00 s\ve l l a si mple. modest !:!uy l i ke

. " -- Chris

R({ird.

r;.l phic

>Ign

.S--Wl:

L' l1cJed up w()rk i llg

Iher & I fl irted w i th h i m , n i rttd back & bot n ig h t I kissed h i m . rr. been a Ie deal s i l1ce . " --MrmicII

une, Communicat ion

) I told

fri end m : d h told

I ! He ended u p l i ken!! ! " --!?o!Jill Phillips. PRI �Iish

" Ycs--i t w a s leni b lc. My

room m<1IC talked to her more

t. han I d i d , s he d idn't l i ke t h e ui nner I cDoketj for her. and she Wt;; rll horne carl y . " -Al1ol 1 m 10 liS "I decline to a nswer on the ground); t hat i[ may in ri mi

nate me (l have a girl friend ) . - Bell Moore. H i s LOcyl.lOu rna l Ism

" Y sl I cha.'lcd hi m l i ll he

caught l1)e ! "- �Sherri Fisher

. od I \\ ork

Natascha Daya n

Bust ne�, Ad m i n E ric D e m ers

Photo. Cn)/o l DOllolllIe

B iology

Karen Dennis B U S i ness/Marketi n g

G ud ru n Den"ton

Psychology

Heidi Dfppe

B U $ lIlcSS Adm i n

Jean ette Dorner

Earth Science-

J u l i e Doyle

Eleme ntary Ed/Psychol ogy

Ryan Doy le

B iology

JerJlyn Dunla p

Secondary Ed Mat h Matthew Dykstra Busi ness A d m i n

Se n iors Fu tu n o' Shapers

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ITD O @ U.

• • •

• • • • • • • •

•

Harcourt;. Edgecombe N ursing lara Eic holtz Educat i o n

Helga Eikehaug A n t hropology

M a rlayne E l l iff

Secondary EdlSoc ial Studies

M a rk E n g e l B i ol ogy

Cyn d ee Engen

FrenchiLeg,iI S t udies

Christie E ngstrom

E1cmen(,uy Ed

Brent E ric ksen

B us! nesslFi nance

irent E ri ckso n

Political Science Joel E r-tsgaard

Design

J u ia n ne Eustis

Education

Gillia n Faro

B usiness/J-l R M

Did YOU study abroad during your time at PLU? Where?

•

;;lud icd abroad i n 'n lava<.;:l. Mexico spri ng . I' l l never forget tuki n g I he 1 (' day

bus l rip back 1 0 PLU : n ly bags were siolen i n LA.

ring a n I I hour l a y - v c r in n Frnncisco. my Burse ,"vas �hed nnd I som now rnaged (0 con t ract ,Lrep oat along rhe way. R i ding , Grt: ' 1 1 Ton()i�c \ , well Irth i t . and given rh cha nce. do i t a l l aga i n I "--SOl'O

'ilon.

A l l I h ropolugy

uayaqu i l . F.cuadur" - -lit/uri

Yoke r.l . S panish/G lobal

S tudies

"A -eme 'fe r at sezl. A gre<lt experience ! "--l-J mher Hager. Elementary Ed "I

sludyi ng abroad a� it is, a m fro m tllllbia. "- N,r:lIljilra Tjinullba. PR am

since I

"Two int -rim in

gypl and

Smllh A r,ica, possibr� Lhe lHO - I learning intensive periods or col lege " -- Rob Church. Biolqgy(P!;ychol ogy Ka ren Fa u st Psych ology Evelyn felt

Soc i al WOl k

Cindy fettef6

Norwegi:mJElement ary Ed

S h e rri Fisher Social Work

Pen ny f la kker

Engi nee r i ng Physics

Anne Fiatin

Spall i shiGlo bal S I udjes

I ngela Flatin Phi l osophy

Scott Flat ness

Engjneeri ng Physics

S u sa n na Flod i n Psychology

Liee;t Floor

Physical Ed uculi on

fut ure Shapers

What class do • YOU permanentl� want to erase

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Ka ra Fore

B i ol ogy

Heidi Fra n k moelle

B llsj ne�s Admi nistrat ion Berit F red rickson

Design

Greg F ry h l i ng

Mus ic/C horal Ed

M i c hael F u l ler

H istory

David Ga m on

B i o l ogy

Lesley Garber

B i o l ogy

Patricia Garcia

Fine Arts/Graphic Design La u ra Ga rd n er Comm u niC3Ii on/Pub) ic

Re lations

Stacia Ga ston Publ i c Rel ation)

Solveig G i l l u nd

Psyc ho l ogy

)rga n ic Che mislry-) nd i n g 1 5 hours a wee k i n

David Cirimherg, Co m pu rer Engi neeri ng

b . pJu::, ' pe n d i ng hours

Lldy i ng :l subject that I lqld bilrcly IInde �land , was lI�t ral i ng." - -A nl \' nO I I 'US , I iology/£n gl ish •

" S \al i s l i c � . because I hale matil and everY l hi u v ,it slands

i t) A 28 1 1282 a nd CS220.

an you say borec!olll"?" · ,!drelr {)m'is, Bus i ne.: �

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and Films.

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fo r." --Chris Si7enJ(I)"{!, Pol i t i c a l Science " ED 2 5 3-- i l \ as the longe ' ! J hours of my I i I' e v e ry d ay . " - .Iufes EIISlis , Eleme ntary EJucat i o n

E m i l GJe ster B us i ness

A n n e Goto

Photo: C"YSIO! DOIl"hue

B u s i nes� Adnlin

Ka re n Gra ha m

Business Kelly G ra ha m

Commun i Cil Ii on!A 11 Rebecca G ra uer

E,1nb Sc ience Todd Green Corom u n ica lion

Penny Grellier

A rt/English J i m my G rier'"Gon

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Joh n G u i n n

Accounting

John Ha i nes

Sucial StudIEd Sara H a n a n

A ni l lropo logy

Dway n e H a n sen

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Pa mela Hansen usmes..;

Zachary HaMen "nglish Darrick Hartman

Gen Science/Elem Ed

Ha lvara H auer

8us/Eanh Sc/Econom ics

Torsten Hekkelstrana

Busi ness Adm i n Pa ul H icks

B Llsines�

Rob H ines

Psychology

lIll the v i nco you are t he 1c 111' '' . He who ab idc� i n a nd 1 i n H i m , s h a l l bea r

:h fru i t ; apart from me , 'an do no( h t ng."'--Sfel'c ;f(', Marke t i ng (' b l l l i ve and t h en !.!,O

you . do not b e d i s m aye d ro r I your God ; I wi l l s t rengthe n you Cl n d h e I p y o u , I w i l l uphold y o u W Ith my righteolls ri�Rt han d ' - - l s a i a h am

4 1 : I O , " --Todd f\1exQnder, COl11 ll1l1l 1 icat ions

" Doo 't look back unJ .' yOll

CheH'. U uS i l1e�s

shade to sha >--Jamcy.. :e." ' --E! 'elyn Adr. Soc ial herevc r YOll go . t h e re you "'--C or/onder Kr(llJse . smg

p l a n 1 0 gu I h al way . " --Chu ck,

" A l. ways le l l the t ru lh-t h a l way Y Oll don't have t6 remembe r ...v h al you sai d . "- ShanJlol/ Till.\'. Che m i s t ry

Erik H od son Biology Steve Hokenstad

B l\s i nc�s Admin

Photo: CrYS la' Dmwil",'

Ta ra Ho l l iday Psychology

De bora h H o l m berg

S panish/Second Ed Roc helle H o lt

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Psycho logy/Engl l sh

Ja ne Huang B io logy

Ann H u ber

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Stepha nie H utc h i n s

Phys ical Ed

Semors Future Shapers

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His tory

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Lelf Ka6person

Element Ed

Thomas K ei te r

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,y . . , and I can d i e l . "--Patty

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rris. Psyc h o l ogy

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t' hee:;e

11 yo u r w h i ne ? "--Kali

flll k e, E l e me n t ai-y Bdl Isic

know you

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dcat h . " --ChrisriI1G Weist,

Secondary Ed ' ' I'm not c o l or-bl i nd. 'I see and love e v e ry color of the

is better to hawe loved a

rainbow. "--Sarah \/oligura,

)rt woman [hail to never

R e l i gi on/G lo ba l S t u dies

Ie l o ved a \al l ! " --Krisfi

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upi!", B S PE

" One o r these day_ in none of

,me t i m e s a c i gar i s j u , I ,

L hese days. " --;4 rdrew D O I 'is . B u s i ness

ar.--S i g mund Fre u d " --

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Pho to : Dmll1.1' SparreJJ

Nursing

Kim Kem m erl ing Religion./Hi sfory

Aleta Ker-Burns

Ed ucation/B io[ogy Debora h Kettlewell Element.ary Ed

M o h a m mad Khaja

B usi ness

J ena Kieft Elemen tary Ed/Chi nese

Hee J i n Kim

Nu rsi ng faemie Kim

B iolog y Rayleen Kirkland Bio logy/Pre-Med

SClliors Future Shapers

Q. Saturday Nisht If YOU hoste

Live wh ' t wou ld Your opening monologue be J, l I- ke.

Loren Kla bunde Poi i t ic (l i Science

Ha l I ie K l i p p e r Pre-Phys i cal Therapy

Anj a nette

Biology

Knapp

Kath erine Kohnke Elementary

Ed/!v\ lI<;IC

Heather Koller P h i l osophy

Coria nder Kra u se

N u rsi ng

Outi Kun nas B u si ness Kori Laa kkonen

B u si ness

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Katherine Lang

N u rs ing

Heather La n phear C o m m unicati on/G l ob a l St

Ken neth La nyon B i o l ogy

:vening folks, you know 8

n n y c h i n g h appened 1 0 you r

hed u led hosr for ton ighL . . "Â

?mes Dykstra d do i r n aked. "--Rr ,,'.1' m rlney, En g l i s h

ďż˝()W ro t u rn 7rh. graders i n to l id waste; and recycle i nto

.emi ve s i uden t s . Hey, you

It: ssed i t . I'm a stude n t

lCher ! " - -Marlaypte ElI{fj:

:cond ary Educatic)J1

lnY l h ing w i l h M i ke

"A s a p h ilosophy major 1

often brag 8 bou r be i n g good al reaso n i ng. But w h e n I

dri ve by those neo n J i g h t

signs t I l i ng

me that 'Jesus i s

the ans wer' 1 s t i l i lIon't see the connec t ion 10 HamIel's q uestion o r 'To be OJ n or to

be'. " --Ingl'la Flalin. R h i loso.

phy

" I have one thing

to say , you

better work . . . or at l east l ook

l ike i t .

" - -

TOile !..(/.f w ver,

B u siness

yers. " - -Marcy Partridge

Erika Larson Global S tudies/S p8 n ish

M a rk Larson

Photo: Cn'sra/ Dona/we

B usi ness Admin

Anthony Lamer

B us i n ess AdlMarketing Kirstan Leatha Conununication Arts

Brittany Lee French

M i ndy Lee Mu sic

Wil l i a m Lee

B io l og y M i ke Le Master Biology El iza beth Lewis French/H isrorylEd

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B u . i ness M.arkelin g

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K risten L uthy r ntema! Busi ness/M arketing H eather M a c Donald B u s i ness

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Anl hropo l ogy

Va l Meyer

B u s i nesslLegal Studies

Jen nifer M i c h ael B u si ness Admin

VIvian M i l<sch

Elemenlary Ed

Cou rtney Mitter Nu rsi ng

Kri stina M i l l e r

Soc in] Work

Vern M i lls

His lory

Einar Monstad B u s i ness

Benja min Moore H i slory/Journal ism

M i c hae l Morgan

H i story /Ph i losophy

Laura M osley

Phys EdlPre-The rapy Gregory Nelson HisrolylEduca l ion

1 02

not i ced a scm i -lruck slimed

the assignments in Ihere up

I l i ng bac k wards. I yel lc'd

u ntil mid-st:lllesll:r. "--Rriuony

'Iit:nd

hdp ( Kelly). Then

T_ee. French

by.� tander j u mped in it

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w a s enrul led

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Photu Danny Spa rre/l

B usi ness Admi n

Krista N ielsen I nd i v i d u a l i zed Monica N i lsson

Bu�iness Admin ra keshi Nonaka Economics

ro m Nordvi k Busi l)ess Adm in

Patty Norris

Psychology Charles Nottle Compute r Sc leona Nugen Broade asli n giPo l i tical

Science Ja nel Nyg ren B i o l ogy

Selliors Future Shilper�

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ITTI O@[) T 1) ghts John Oakley

Chem isrry

Todd Ol iver

Legal Sl udieslEconom icďż˝

Kevin 015011

Electrical Engi neeri ng

Sa ra Os m u ndson

Busine,s

Jonathan Ortiz A n thropo l ogy/Spa n i sh

Kip Otteson

H i s r o ry

Catherine Overla nd

Busi ness :\dmin Ca ro l Parr English

Ma rcy Pa rtridge

Anrhropology

J i l l Pedersen

B u si ness!Accou n( I ng J u l ie Pedersen

Busi nessIFi nance

Jess ica Peters

Special & Elemenrary

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Whats vo fondest memory 0 eating in the C or CC?

vhell Eril: Pederson drained I f' a cup of grease ou t of his icken. and when he hit SIeve Hid i n t he face w i l h a wet

;!i.lLblick."-Mc:if1 Bohlmal/II, )Ill l llll ll iem ion

� i ng. a fami l iar f:l.ce the firs I y I alll' ndcd PL . "-�r/aylle Elliff. Social S I/ :condary Ed

I I never forge I laki ng haJ f ail

>Ur 10 eal d i n ner, {hen

enuing al k�$r another hour

,ilding sculptuJt!s with the

gla sses and bo,-v !.· ; t a l k i ng with

fri�nJs u n l i l the lighls we re

tumed ofr. '�S(lra

Anlhropolo2Y

Honol1.

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Pholo: C'T" /(/I DOII li/II/{"

Chad Petersen

Busi ness Admi n/Mark l i ng

Rya n Petersen

Design

Brian Peterson

B i o l ogy

Kim berly Peterson

Psychology

Jodi Pfaender

Commun icaL i nlf ubj ic: Relations

Tri Pha m

Engi neeri l lg Phy 'ics

M ason Phelps

Psychol ogy

Rob i n Phillips

Public Rel atillns! Engl i sh

Ka rie Post

Busill �s. Admin

Erik Probstfield

Eng i neeri ng/Physics Robyn Prueitt

Biology

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Legal S ludies

Ginnette Ra bon

E k;menl a ry Ed

M a ria Rofs ba ck

Pol i tical Science

J e n n ifer Rakas

Secondary Ed

Debo ra h Ro kos

Elementary Ed

M eli66a Reed

Soc iology

Sara h Reever

B i o l ogy /Prc- Veteri nary

Med i c i ne

E ric Re isner Busi ness

Michele Renfrow

13 iology IEducal i on J u lie Rhoads ACCOli O l i ng

Monica Rica rte

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·urch. B l ology/f>�yc hology

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York . " --Jane HLlnr�;; ,

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a k i ng one day at a t i me."- ·horlin Ho/mberp" S p an i . h

"TllCOnla or Y a k ima . " --Julie ThOll/p" on, Elerne nwry Ed " Portl and o' a l e m . " - - Todd Olilln. Legul Stud ies/ Econo m i c s

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eatt l e ' . Gru nge c apilol of

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A m a nda Ridge

Pholo, D(IIIII " 5{Jorreli

Soc tnl Work

Margaret Ri ngh offer

N ursing

Trygve Rislaa B usi ness

Jon Rismiller

B iology

Da n Roney

Business

Sharon Ryll

Elementary Ed Daisuke Sakuma

B FA

Davia Sa ndberg

Ps yc h ol og y

Kri6ten Schubert

Po l i tical Scie nce/Gennan

Seniors Future Shapers

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girls/guys

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for? H a n 6 - E ric Sch u lz

ivIalhlElectri ca I Ellgi neenno 0 Patrick Sea rles

Computer Science

J i m Shapiro Business

Ch ris Sizemore

Pol itical Science

J i l l ida S koda

Elemen(ary �d Heather S m ith

Psychology

Janelle 5 m ith

Socia! Work

J e n n ifer Specht

Biology

Lisa Springate B iology

Kyle

5ta ncato

I nternational B usi ness/ Finance

Bente Sta ngeland

Busi ness

Kurt 5tetlder

Ph i losoph y!Po l i llca I Science

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" HeJ l, al lhis srnge of the game

'hy'» Because you've been

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lIl ing in my dream" aU n ighr

Nnrri.,.

ychology

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dated

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/inlema(ionai Busine�s "I'm dying

-ick your finger. (ouch her

10 h: iss YOll."--Rob

Church. Biolo"y/Psychology

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hy don'r you and I go back 10 pi<lct and gel

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sign

Him : "Me tOQ." -Ano})�vl11oUS

out

absence hom men." -

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Dannielle Sterl ing

P h olO : en-SIll! 00/101>""

B usi ness Ad Jll ))l

Do u g l a 6 Steves

BFA Theatre Bruce Story A n thropo l ogy

Katrina S u h rbier Social Work Nata l ie jaylor Psychology

Tu lly Tayl or

Economics Devin jerry

Electrical Engi neeri ng

Dia na Thompson B i ology

Jea n Th omp50n Psychology

Sell iors Futu I"(� S h a pers

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B u s i ness K eith Thygerson

ommu nications Suza n ne Tiedt

Engl ish

Sha n n o n nlly

B joe he m istry

Ngutjiwa l] i ra m ba Commun icalionfPublic

Relat ion M ic hele To m seth

H istOlY/Scand inav i an

Stud i es

Tua l1 rri n h I3 A Eliza beth ru n n el! Com m u n i c ation Thomas Tuttle

Secondary Ed Da nie l Tye

Busi ness/Hi story

K risti U ra spit

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"Tickers on Carn i v (l l C ru i se L i ne to anywhere. "-- Vivj(lJ1

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my school IOll llS pa id ", " - -J/.JJ1 e l Nyg reIJ , B i ol ogy

accomp l i shnlt:nt of 'eeei V j ng

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Religion/G l obfll S t ud ies

Shel lie Va nDePutte

Biology Pa m Vega Ed u ca t i o n Thoma s Voien

Bu� i ness La rry Wakefield B ioche mistry

Bruce Waltar

Compu ter Se ience/M llsie Tom Walta saari

B U SI ness Krista Wa r n e Pol i t ical Sci ence Jill Wedgwood B u s i ness Ad min

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furure Sha pers

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[ill Q @ [f Kristi Weedon Recrealion

Christina Wei6t S�condary EJ Steve Wh ite

Marketing

Lora Whitmore Comm uJ\/Pub Relat.

Tneresa Wickett B us/H u m Rc M anClg

Kim berly Willia ms Psychology

Heather R Wi l son

Engl i shltvl at h

Rebecca Wi lson

EI · menlmy Ed

Kevin Wi nder B u . Admin

Darryl Wood Comp

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Kelly Woyak B u . /\dmjIJ Mal Ya ng

Social Work

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In your fifteen minutes f f, e. what would YOU Ije wearing?

A blue fu zzy hat and a

" S o met h i n g c o m p l ete l y

'- 1 1 shi rt. " ,

incQnS.picu o u s - - i f I o n l y

tfatt Bohlmann, Com颅 n unicali o n . I t pa,s sed vas m . J en

gel l 5 minutes, I d o n ' t want peopJe l-ooki n g at

b y whi l e I

th e s h p we r. ,

m y c I ot h es '.

Sh e rri Fis h e l ; S o c i a l Wo rk .

M o o re ,' H i s t ory/

oumalism . Same

" B lack wear

every

tight s

black

socks, black ooots, tan

short , and

white s h i n

lay. (Why pose?)",

w i t h the i n famous " l o ve

rhomas Voien, Bus i ness .

shac k " h a i rsty le . " Erika La rson . G l o b a l

Docs, red soc ks, and

eal l y bri gh t t i e . " 7h ris Bai rd, Gra ph i c )es ign.

S t u d ies/S p a n is h .

K rist;) Warne-路 No w / ie Tay/nr

" A dow n h i l l s ki sui t- -I'd

h a ve w o n t h e Wo rl d Cu p .I " ,

My j ock strap and a tie . "

Robin Phillips, Pu b l i c

\ ndy Davis, M arketi ng!

ReI at./Engli s h .

3 u si ness. M a ri Yokers

S panish/G loba l SlUdies Richard Young

Busi ness

Anna Zettergren Business

Jon ene linne

COnUl) llll icarion

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Shapers

Shaping Your Future

M u ch h k e m a ny so ph ol1 t

m o res

P LU,

t he

presi d e n t ' s second y ear here

Iv\ a s

good one.

President A n d e rson ha

been a b l e t o effec t i vely

direct his co unsel in addressing som of the ma -

jor

i s s u es

campus.

versi ty R e1n ti ons).

a t te m p t

1'0

c o n v ers a tio more

the

C O In

plete th e cou ncil also i n

el u d e d

C ristina

del

Rosa r io, Ja n R u t l e d ge, David I awsey" Roberta

Marsh, ''lnd P stor Ma rtin W el ls. The

Every

co un-

T U l' s d a y

m orl1 l n.g

s pen t

thruu'-'h...,

ou t

make

the

y E' Cl f

t h

y e a

d ea l ing

p res i d e n t

met

w i th the prov os t,

J . Rob

ert W i l l s and his vice presi dents. H i s v ice presi

dent . w e r e � f \ Severtson (VJ.) for Stl.ldent LifeL Wil hllm Fra me ( V P fo r Fi nance and Operatio nsL a nd Jan Bazze l l (V P fo r De ve l o p m en t a n d Uni-

wi th

the

P LU2000 p l a n n i n g pro c ess,

new

e n ro l l m e n t

m a na g m e n t pla n , s t r n g t hen i ng t h e budget devel opmen t process, and the u ni versi ty's ca pacity for fi nancial pla.nning. I t W (l S a busy y e a r to s� y the very Jeilst.-Natnlie Tnylor

Determined t.o Wack That golf

Presi dent Ander"oll s w i n gs w i t h <l l l h i s mIght for a golf gil n\!' w i l h Hong's seco nd west, i n Sep temberat the Uni v.Golfcou rse. Enco ura g i n g the President's w i s h 10 meet more on-campus st ucien lS, Hong RA Rick Tiegel prov ided the perfect opportu n i t y Piloto Services. ball w i th his t rusty iron,

1 1 2d

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Shapi ng You r Fu ture

Bra i n storming f or a Vision

PLU in the twenty- f i rst ce t u r y , J a n B razzel l ( V i ce Pres De v e l o p m e n t )

l i s t e ns

And erson's poi n t .

This

t i cu la r table a t t h e forum Pl

2000 0n Feb . 1 1 , 1 994 d iscu s s, r cogni ppreci<lte 'nurturi n g d nors' who give fina ncial gi to the u n i ve r s i t y. Pho to ,

how to con t i nue to

vIces.

"(The p rocess of) n u r� t u r i n g d o n ors i nvolves b u i l d i n g fri e n d s h i p s

a n d relation�hjps. occ u rs

( by)

i n vol v i n g

a l u m n i a nd fri e n d s to eve n t s that s h o wc a s e s t u tl e n t

ta l e n t.

a c h i evB mer,t. a nd

5er�

vice l i k e the Ac a d e m i c Fe stiva l . "

Ja mes Van Beek- - DI rec tor of Schola rshIp Support.

S�ated i n the Scandinavian Cul

Center, P rovost J. Robert W i l l s, and C h r i s B ro w n i ng . respond t o re ports c ri t l g u l n g

tural

t h L'

f u t u re

prog n.'::..s

academIC

PLU 2000. Their purpose I S t o begin t he lo ng� r<l oge planni ng p rocess of ev ery aspect of PLU i n I he nex t cen tury from ou tside fu nd ing to h J � h i i g h t i n g s t u d e n t s ' ach ieveme nts. Plwl(l Services. il t

113

"At the Fa l l picn ic, Re g e nt m e m bers have the

opportun ity

t o l i st e n

a n d ask stu d e nts a n d

p a re nt s

w h at

their

h o p e s, ex pe ctati o n s. and concerns a re forthe newyea r. The d i rect con--�

ta ct with people g reatly i n fl u e n ce s t h e i r d ec i s i o n s c o n ce r n i n g t h e hea lth oft h e u n iversity.

Martin Wel/s--Ca mpu6 Pa stor.

After Greeting "the U n iver6ity at

Convocation, President Loren And erson a n d BOClrd of Re gen t member Fr(l n k Jennings get a chance

to chat w i th one

another in O lson gym, M a n y

PLUs ceremonial events

Regent members a t tend social and because

of their s trong ilffcc

tion for the u nivers i t y as a w hol e,

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D h s h i n g O u t t h e C h o c o l ate

d(',,�'rt, La u ra lee Hagen from Ad mission s enjoys the oppo r hJ n i ty to fu rther serve il nd meet new s tudents during a promotion to h i re s t u d e n t wor ke rs in the U.c. ca fe teria . HZlgen, w h o co-organ ized the event, always looks forward to d i rect contact with students ou tside the office. Pholo Ser V ICeS.

Pitch l n� 1/1 fo r the Short- 6taffed

food s e r v i c e O l i v e r,

Adll1illi�tmIJOJ1 Shaping Your Fu tu re

Li n d a

No r t h ,

Carni!le E l i a s o n , il n d C a r o l Cochram a re p l ea s ed to help s t u d en t w o r ke r V a l e r i e Ma rtinez serve lunch this pa st Sep tember. Besid es a dm itt i n g hopeful students to the Un i v e r s i ty Ad m i ss ions o fte n helps freshmen register fo r their first semester. Pholo SerI

mces.

116

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ait. do I know 7' It _s full to

naUy 8ee (the)

f.eell of all the "ames IVtIW been wo'*lng with fCKt.twI

past year. Kuhleen Norris. Admission' Office

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117

Attentive to their scu l p turing, Ta mra Fox fmd KaMen Red m (l n carefully work on scu lprures o ( their own faces. Th is is one of the n.� a.ny projects d one in the scul ptur i n g I class. Kn ren FmA s t

Creating A New Face.

Rea c h O u t A nd To uch S o m eone!

La w ry Gold g lances over his com puter m agazine \v hile he plil ces a n i mpo r l i! nt p h o ne cCl I l The d e s ign majors learn (l g rea t d e a l (rom P ro fessor G o l d ' s

teach ing,

Knren FIll/5 1

School

of A r t

Sh<lping You r Fu t u re

"The School of th<! Aru i!illery d�rH. from Nto muelGto drawing. and W11Y t>ackaround,"

.11t.heJ-_

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119

L I I Be i n g a b l e to express myself IS a ve ry wa rd i n g

re足

ex p e r i e n c e

a n d ve ry c h a l le n g i n g .'] - A m a a n Kassa m a l i -ph oto Karen Fa ust

"T h e profe s s o rs ta ke t i m e out fo r the st u 足 d e n ts.'1 - B rya n H e rb -photo by Ka ren Fa ust

Schoo!

or Art

1 2 0 Shaping

Your Future

" Be i n g a ble to c o m m u n i cate a n d

p res s my id ea s i s i m � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � �

porta n t i n o u r wo rld .

' Th ro u g h

c l a s s e s i n ��

c o m m u n i ca t i o n , I a m prepa ri n g for t h i s fu tu re . 1 i - Robin Meyers

liThe S c h ool of Arts

'The fa cu lty a re a l l re

has

p ro fe s

a l ly g ood at what they

sional,

ded i cated

d o. T h ey wa nt to h e l p

peo p l e."

- D r. Da v i d

u s p u rs u e o u r i d e a s i n

.re a l l y

Keyes -photo by Karen

t h e be st way p o s

Fa ust

s i b l e.Ji -J e n ny B rown -

photo

by Karen

Faust

1 21

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" A rt is i m po rta nt

o u r cu l t u re a n d w need to i ncrea se o u

re s p ect fo r i t , l l

-----� Krietin Kress

W h y helVe a n a r t gJ l l ery

the P L U campu s ?

For

a n y who do n o t k n o w

o u t t h e m , t here are t wo

ga l l er i es . Th e e x h i b i t s s h o w

the artis I ' s creal i veness t h rough m e a n � o f c l a y , pho

togra ph y , m u l t i - me d i a pro

l l erie� i n I ngralll H a l l .

d u c t i o n s , pCli nt, pe nei I , a n d

rs i ly G a l kry, is t he

one

pi eces have no l i m i t o n s i ze

the l e ft.

d i me n s i o n a l . as wel l as the

le big g a l lery, The U ni opJ e sec when they fi rst

Ilk in a n cl l o ok

lC U n i ve r s i ty G a l l e ry fea res many

s l u dent and fac

t y piece � .

Profes s i o n a l

l i st. e x h i b i l the i r work fo r J den ts to e nj o y , m d view we l l .

The smal l e r gal

-y , \V exc l ! A rt G a l l ery . i s

a f II I y fo r stu den t ' s work, It

i s used for o ther e x h i b -

as w e I \

A l l d i ffe ren t a rt � I y l :'

�

d i s p l a yed t h rougho u t the

m ll n y O l h e r med i u m s .

The

or shllpe , a n d c a n be Ih ree

cl assic

two

d i mensional

d ra w i ngs .

T h e art g Cl l l e ri e s a rc: an

e x ce l len t w a y fo r st u de n t s

get t h e i r work rec ogn i zed , as we l l as for profes s i o n a l a n d

fClc u I I y a n i sts to b r i n g t h e i r

p i eces to t h e a t te n t i o n o f

Too C tose For Comfort. This a pa rt of t h e fal l

piece of art i s

d i c; play i n t he ga l lery. Th is is

s e l f-po r tra i t of J o h n Sherma n. I t is made up en tirely by tiny picturs of vari ous face,,_ - Kil ten Fa ust

Com p u t i n m a ny a reas of art todA Y. The s t u den ts and sta ff in the M I de partment use compu lers 1 0 do things that are a [ most unirnil g i nable. - Kl1 ren Fa l l s t

T he

Com p uter

Era .

ers are a cri t i ca l i tem

pe op l e w ho ci o not t rad i t i o n

a l l y v i s i t a rt ga l l e ri e s .

- Chris Haffey -Loyollt Mindy McG riff

1 23

OF 1

Mee-ting In Session.

S tudents

a c co u n t i n g c l a s s

a n

present useful inform a t i o n to their "CEO" peers. This d e m o n s tra t i o n w i ll h e l p them w hen they are present (ng ideas to real C EOs in the future. -Scott TllOmpsotl D e m 0 r1 6t r a t. i o n Up C l o s e . Professor Me y ers demon st ra es i\ com p u ter tech nique to his s t u d ents A n ne Mart i n and Kr i s h e K i m .

They see m to be ha n g i n g onto every word .

- Scot !

Thompson

The School of Busi

dents op portunit ies to

h elps s tu d e n ts

get involved a n d m a ke

n ess

l o o k towards t he fu

t u re o

Wi th cla sses i n

acc o u n bng, m e n t,

m a n a ge-

connec t i o n s t h a t c a n l a s t them t hro u ghout Alon g w i t h the ed u

their careers .

fi-

ca t i on,

n a n ces,

t he y

a n d ma

r e ceive

ke t J 11

vari-

s t u dent are

a b le to

s p ea k e r s

Jearn what they

e s t

and

wi l l need t o know as

proj e cts They are able

they fa ce the job mar

i n corpora t e

leaders

from t h e business com

ket . The School o f B usi

n es s

helps

to offer stu-

munities.

tayout Sara

Teas

"Th e S c hool of B u s i neS6 e n c o u ra g es a l ot of g ro u p work and

tea m

work

--I wh ich wi l l i n evita bly 1--

.....

_ _

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

be va l u a bl e when I enter

the

fo rc e . "

Stevenson

work

- B rett

l iTh e B u s i n e s s p ro g ra m at PlU ra n k s a m o n g t h e best. We h a ve to p - notc h fa c u l ty a n d

a re t h e

s m a l l est sc h oo l i n the U . S . with a n a c c red ited a c c o u nti n g prog ra m . Wel re a l s o o n e of o n l y t h re e sc h oo l s i n the state of WA to have a Beta Alpha Psi c h a pter.. . watc h out H u s ki es." -J u l ie

" I re a l l y fe e l g o od

photo

R h oads

Erik Johnson

a bo u t the m a rket i n g p rog ra m h ere at

PL U . It's been a joy to wo rk with t h e p ro fes s o rs.

live g ot a

g reat j o b to go to a nd I

h a ve n 't even

g ra d u ated .

C h e ers

to C h i p M i l ler. " - Kevin

-photo Johnson

Wi n d e r

Erik

OF 1 265CliOOI of OpportJlnJlies Shaping Your Fu t ure

I I P L U ha s a n exce l l e nt

a c c o u nti n g

II I I m

s u re

the

, prog ra m wh i c h ha s

c h a nges bei n g m a d e

been rea l ly d iffic u lt,

i n t h e B u si n e s s De

but I th i n k it wi l l be

pa rt m e nt wi l l l o o k

penefi c ia l to me i n

g ood to fut u re b u s i

the l o n g ru n , '1 -J i l l Ped erse n

-photo

Erik John son

n ess stu d e nts. "

E i n a r M o n sta d

p hoto Erik Johnson

"I th i n k t h e S c h ool of B u s i n e s s w i l l teac h m e t h e type of te a m t a ct i c s --------� that a � u s ed c u r- �--� rently i n t h e fi e l d .1I -Re u b a n H o ka n so n

S m i le,

Mem bers

Finn ncers

I n terna tiona I proud Iy d isplay

lheir mem b e rship i n (1 g roup pholo T h e s e Cl r e the bu�i nesspeople o f t o m o r row,

-Jeff SYnt!l!d

1 28SChoo/ of BII5/11l'';� 5hCl ping

Your Fut ure

Profes5ional Loo k Ali kes! Just look at all triose p rofes sio nil) Fi n a)l cers I ntern a t ional members at one of their meet i ngs ! Makes you want to go out a nd inv€st, doesn ' t it?

Yikes,

JeHny Michael

Pa c i fi c Luth eran Uni This Meeting Is N ow In Order.

What is more tbCln watch i n g S t a r Trek

To g � h er N o w.

S a t u rd a y ?

A t te n d i n g a

lancers In terna t ional meet

of course! -Jenny Michael

Members of Beta A l pha PSl

gi\t her to celeb ra te a nd learn

a bout the b usiness profession i n which they are soon to be come members. -Scoll Thomp

son

ve rsity i s h o me to a num

ber of different business

fra terni ties .

The A meri

ca n Ma rket i ng Associ a

Beta Gamma Sigma, a n a tio na l busi ness honor s oc i e t y

s p o nsors e t hic

for u ms a n d h onors m em

tion promotes spea kers to

bers at t h ei r a n nual Spring

hel p business and com

Ba nque t.

m u n ica tion majors to gain

The goa l o f A l ph a

con tacts in t h e b usi ness

Ka p pa Psi is t o install high

world .

idea ls a nd tea c h peo p l e

Similarly, Beta A lp h a

abou t b usiness t h roug h

and practice o f accou nt

e ncouraging members to

Psi promo tes t h e s t u d y

ing by h e l p i n g to p ro vi d e

AND

work force.

brin ging in spea kers a n d

join servi ce grou ps like

con tac ts and professional

U n i ted Wa y

spea kers to ea s e t he t r a n

-Kevin Sch u l l z

siti on from college in to the

- Layo u t Sa ra Teas

L B

lI Eve ry ventu re the

wo rl d

i s a b u si ·

ness. Why

n ot p re�

p a re y o u rse lf fo r -------I yo u rfu t u re ca reer. " � 1---

La ura Po lcyn

Get Seri O U 5 . Fu t u re teac h e r

Johnson reil l l y h i ts t ho bo ks . He· lea rning a l l a b o u t his job as a re i" mod e l a nd d u ca t o r .

Chris

Heather Schlleider

The S choo l of Ed ucat i o n ! s a p o p u 1 M department a t

PL U . The scho o l i $ grow

i n g each y e M and gctti n g i n l O i t a s a s o ph o m o re i s bec om i n g more challe ngi n g . The c l asses are fu II and the students are roamiog

aro u n d

t o w

gai n i ng

Reaay. Set;. Create! Rochelle

Hol t a n d J u l ie Baughn put

to the test an a t t e n t i o n g rabbing

t h e i r crea t i vity with

pic t u re for t h e i r fut u re s t u d e n ts .

Hen /her Sch neider

t h e Tacoma area.

W h i l e the p ro g ra m keeps

i nc reas i n g i n nu m bers, the q u a l i ty does not change . The

p l ac e men r ra t e is s t i I I arou n d

85 % . T h i s sta t i stic is v e ry

e n couragi n g for graduates

en le ri ng the jo b markel. " T ' ve

ta l k e d t o

ha nds-

few

gradu

n o teac h-

a I e s

109 ex penence. Hol lie Janlz . a j unior ed ucation m aj or. said th<1t she has bee n i n vo l v ed i n (Wo p u b l i c grade schools and is now at a l o cal pri vare school . Fo r eac h stu dent. the last semesrer is spen l le ac h i ng i n a school in

fro m l h e

e d u c ,J( i o n <l n d they have no p ro b l e m s I n prog ra m

fi o d ing jobs t ha t [ h ey a re happy w i t h · says Ivan

G i d d i ngs,

a m u s ic

educa

tio n m aJ or.

- Chris

Haffey -LaVOIII Sora Teas

o 1 30

School of EducatIon

Sha pi ng You r Fut ure

• . '

- -I

'_' .

_ --

M r. F rog Says.

"J u m p!" Eu u

c a t i o n s t u d e n t J e n n i fe r N o rberg shows off her pal Mr. Frog to the rest of her class. No t only is he en ter taini ng, b u t he ca n t r i c k k ids i nto learning something tool

-Hcather Schneider Show and Tel l ?

Ed ucation

students Hollie Jantz a n d Jana Woodworth share their p ic t u re while other mem bers of the cl ass look on. They're a t least learning the principle o f ta king turn s .

Hea ther Sch neider

I I I th i n k the school of

ed u cati o n d o e s a g ood job of provid ing

students with ha ndso n experience.

Th is

-t g ive s u s a c h a nce to t---

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

u se

what

w e 1 ve

lea rned i n o u r met h o d s cla sses,"-Jena

Kieft

l i lt se e m s a s if t h e ed u ca ti o n p rog ra m rea l ly t ri e s to ke e p u p d a ted

with

ideas a nd

n ew

" I h ea r g o od n ews of

rea l ly

stu d e n ts c o m i n g

pLU a nd get足

th i n k th at's i m por足

o u t of

ta nt in t h e fie l d to足

t i n g g ood jo bs. 1 I

d ay." - M a u ri e French

Da n i e l l e

photo Heathe Schneider -

M orris

photo H ea t h e r Schneider

L OF THE 1 32SCIIDO/ ofErlIlCIlliOJ1

Sh(lping Your F U l ure

"We a l l g o th ro u g h t h e revo l uti o n s t o 6 0 m e d ay beco m e bett e r tha n we once were.

E a c h revo l u

tio n b ri n g s with it m a ny n ew i n s i g hts a n d a g reate r u n d e r sta n d i n g

the

wo rld we l ive i n . 1I

I va n G i d d i n g s

photo

Hea t h e r

Schn eider

" I l i k e how t h e p ro g ra m sta rts yo u out ea rly a n d y o u g et m a ny o pport u n ities to ex p erience teach

i n g fi rst h a n d . " H o l l i e Ja ntz

-ph oto

Heather Schneider

"Th e School of Ed u cation i s expe r i e n c i n g u n p recid e nted ------I

g rowth a n d we're

d o i n g a l l we c a n to �--a c c o m o d ate t h i s g ro w t h . "

Brickell

Tho School 01 &I...... In� In • ""houi in II

lion .. a P'-'I"'w � . T""",.. ""...

",,..I:Ilf'LU.�. WhIle It.. 1"""8'''' , , tho k_'V' 1n:n.""""6Innwgrvwtng..lCh}'!..... ncj oIbili!y 10 8'" 1_ � ... b..... Iho""'btv.s.:... n

_ C)oI �.m �... ,�""...",.,,. �, d..,,, .• •• olio"'" _5.:Jo",..

0... � A _., ["""_ both ....... _ w.u. '" ."."�.. ,.... ' .. 0+ I,,,,', '' I�,:' P"""''''' • boo. H..'... S......'..

� . bm....� � n.. � mot\! m�, "Tl.. ."",...all a iO.W lUllllli ",In>..�ToC!rt!"n- 1lII:< _ I'll< .. """Y �

p"",,J,,(,, ,,J 8row1h: «IW""8l"'8IotJl"""'l'" _ Or. 1Jo1<\.dI d !he ...... whowillorun l 1id"",,"""�""""11I. b""'.'1 It.. ;.a ""vt.

a ;"'- "]"ve WW '" . ... f<'.",...". "'*"'. ...o..d waJ_fNm lt..od f-IoIIir J,to....

thaloho.....bulln�

ao:.. . .. . ... oo ond th

in� n-....�..Iin and .. """" >I. IoxaI. pi- ; "I! " tk.>l .� • ,....,odoi ., w..in !he """"" wilII.' ""Y' Iv< td ..... Iloe _ _·n- Gid dio •..-.-colu< • : 01

cl_" ib< com· 101....".

.....-. llrio-io>t_= 1L .. ..

opeoI___

-Onl""', .. -� 1m .... Pa: • • ic

U m m What- Wa s The Ques tion? A V o l u n teer wClits for hel p as Re becca Lew is poin ts out the concept - Heather ...

Sch/leider

Who Says ate?

Kids Can't Cooper this team p roject,

Mark Va nbeek su pervi ses and listens as the s t u d e n t s work t oget h e r .

-Hea ther

Sch rleider

"Ed u cation h a s to b e fu n fo r the kid s, but they sti l l

h a ve

l ea rn

what is n eed ed ,lI

�Kim

Rempfer

OF " ,..nrfv 01 v... I<'<'U'NO Ir�' <JI'<'fl.eJ �.mpu' �� .he 0."""" 01 tiu",","" ;e., "...ko,)V:d n",,' peroon

11'OpO<"41 � 1.n,J, Somew,1I 'M ...·.'"'Ih nl

"ing

"",� In

r-..! .as w�U

Ri'lIII''''' PhI"""Phy.nJ Engl� ",hlle ".""... .t� "',., "'''''u.�", ' ur ..uJy Ihp <1.�lc., Ul",,'.I�ly

from.hepr<)gromor",,

when It.- ihi" 1..."", t... Is1M..'I, IOn.. will ,"""'"

'u"rS

'" ,.nul" '''''t.

Th� ....�s

hIghlight AuSl,.II",

, ,

H"it) of ul,l,.."••. lH,k�lev.

•pol.

0,1,,0 history from .. mwl.Hlloe,pI",..'Y p<T

'pKli,-. 0.."011 E>II .00 . ob i _.�""" I""'''m. A, ...� ,.... ,.. 1,"'8 prDfe. _oI....os->'romZunT.�;ng .. <ou,,", . ....,.,'"Hu tn>m ..... O', ....rut;",. c.n ..... M , . .. Inp lo.n ..,<h,I"""p>oI

..'Nt "".... g.o.oIC'd ." ......

Hu.... ruI><§ . "'.11 a>n'rjb.

.. bro,od.b.o... NY �JDn ... he.� to....,.,! yl. 10

mN_l",_ ·W. .. gooJ ....pplr ....... '" jIHI .bou,

anyThing

you

do,"

\-IoI'zhrIrnr< ..... -0.." """" <"",,,.1 roJ... '" I"'",;do.. hbor.'

,'IS """"..,_

" "'Y

bOOv,- ""id rouIMe,,,,!, .

DNn olHu....n . itoeo. - H<iJ1R<I• "m •

' ,• . "". . ....... .. M•• o, C_"'" ,nO 8m, J<.,to< H.. t.., I"" """ y to l" 5w."...... . ,.".,.. of _ ..... c... .... <u.- "", tho lu,u", 01 '-'"S " 'I>< woo',,,, , «n ,.. WlIl'1I_

•. t:

"In "teaching Religion my role is occasional1y s i m l1 a r to that of the Wiza rd of Oz, who sa ng,

'I didn't give to t h e tin man

a n yth ing he did n't a l ready

have." As learners. we all m.ay

--------� at ti mes be

sea rc h i n g fo r �----

brain6 ( a s t h e Sca recrow), or heart ( a s the

Ti n Man),

c o u rage ( a s the Cowardly Lion), a qu est for what we a l ready have."

-John Petersen

M e ? Profes s o r David Seal enjoy s t he t" u n_ i ine w i t h his au tobiog ra phica l wri t ing class. Studenls M e enco ur aged to ' loo k w i thin'. -Oa nny Wh a t About

Sparreli

\ L ittle Die.;cu 66!on . . . Students

Ja r t i c i pa t e free l y i n

: i l l e rs E ng l i s h class .

Audry

137

' 'T h e d i v i s i o n t e n d s ca refu l ly t o t h e d iver足 s ity

h u m a n be i n g s

a n d c u ltu re a nd t h e c h a l l e n g es t h a t a r p re s e n t , "

- D r. Pa u l

( Dea n o f H u 足 m a n ities ) , ph otog ra M e nzel

pher- Da n ny Spa rrefl " H u m a n ities

yo u r m i nd.

open

I t a l l ow

one to l oo k m o re c r iti ca l ly at h ow you l iv

a nd look more o penl a t h ow ot h e rs l ive ," Pa u l

H o l t z h e i m e r,

photograph er- Dan n Spa rre/l

1 38 Selmo! of

Shil p i n g

HlInllll1ilie:;

Your Fulure

a enees

" I ' m rea l ly exc ited to be g etti n g my deg ree i n E n g l i sh , It is a ve ry ve r s a t i l e

--------l w h i c h

d e g re e

will open u p

m a ny o p p o rtu n ities.1 I

- Kelsey Johnson

'Th e Gre e k prog ra m i s wo n d e rfu l .

U nfortu 足

n ate ly, d u e to o n ly fo u r stu d ents i n t h e p rog ra m , i t ' s futu re i s u n c e rt a i n , " M a rt i n ,

- E ri c a

p h o togra 足

p her- Da n ny Spa rrelJ

\ n ' i n te r n a t i o n a l '

l i nd set is the way to

u c ceed

in t h e rea l

orld ,1I - J ea n ne Bla i r,

hotog rapher- Da n ny pa rrell

1 39

"""--

P r a c t ice

Everyone Needs a Nap. K n o w n

to the n u rs i n g s t ud ents a s Th Templeton's, t hese d u m mie give the opportunity (or s t ll� d en t s to prac t ice their n w skills.-Heo ther Sch neider

One of PLU's acad emic schools that a ttracts a

great

M a kes

Pe rfect.

Kiers ten Kelpman practices d r i'l w i n g blood from a "cen tr a l l i ne . " If th i s had been iI rea l pati ent the line would be i nserted I n t o the superior vena cava.

Hen /her Schneider

least through the 1995school year.

The new BSN pro

clecLl of attention is the nurs

gram has 1 6 cornrnwlity col

field is increasingly grow- :

TIIis ou treach program ex

ing program. TIle nursing ·

ing and becoming more

popular, with ad mission

lege graduates enrolled in it.

tends PLU to corrunwuties

outside Tacoma.

into the program

The MSN pro gram teadles

b ec o m i n g

the gradu c o m

a te stu

peti-

dents ad

ti ve .

va n c ed leadership

" T h e

skills w h ile

preparing them

tough

competi ti ve," says Dean Dr.

for theever-changin g medi-

Doroth y Kellmer-Langan .

cal knowl edge.

want in to the program, only

givesPLU agreat reputa tion

are

with the success of the State

Even though more people 50 students

allowed in

per semester.

An outrea ch program

with Harrison Hospital in

Bremerton was started this year and will continue at

The nursing program

Board examsand placement

in the medical conununity.

Chris Haffel) -Lm)OLlt by Ryan Petersen

OF 1 40

Scllool

of Nu l' ing

Shaping

Your Fu t u re

It' s A U Ti m i ng. La u ren Mathieu carefu lly gla nces between a n I V u n i t and her watch in order to ob tain <l correc t ti m i ng o f the dnp rate. -Heather Schneider

Done. ( L-R) Sa l l y Rineha rt ( i ns t ru c t o r ) dem onstrates t o the s t udents

T h i s i s How i t' s

how to start a n

I V t herapy

htle La u ren Mathi eu, S h i r ley A i k i n ( p r o f e s s o r ) , M a r y Ra 5 m u s s e n , I m e l d a P l u to a n d Gene H u tsel l watch I n the backgro u n d . -Hea ther Schneider w

" I fee l th at

the

t i m e 1 1 m t h ro u g h, I wi l l be we l l prepa red � to co nti n u e o n i nto ��

__ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __

p reve ntive m ed i ci n e."

�Carie Ingold

1 41

"The p rofessors. m a n

" N u rs i n g is

reti red Army Lt. C o l o

where we can co m b i n e

n e l s, a re u n bel ieva bl

our

to what t h ey k n ow

service

u n ive rs i ty ba c k 足

g ro u n d with t h e needs

a n d I h a ve a l ways bee

of o u r c o m m u n i ty.

i n awe of t h e i r k n o w l

Th e re i s a p ro cess of cha n g e occ u rri ng a nd

ed ge a n d experience.' -

Da n

M att s o n

we ca n p a rt i c i p a te . " -

p h o t o by H ea t h e

S h i rl ey A i k e n

Schneider

by Heather Schneider

photo

FOR

142 School ofNllrsiJ lS

Shaping You r Fu t

I re

I I I l i ke wo rk i n g with p a 足 t i e nts

a nd helping

PLU . Th e p rog ra m here i s very vig o ro us but h a s been an i n c red i bl e .

experi en ce.

Sa m a n t h a

B e r u be

photo

by H ea t h e r

Schneider

" I t ' s a rea l l y to u g h m aj o r, but wi l l pay off

i n t h e e n d ." Day

Mo n i ca

p h o to

Heath e r Sch n e i d e r

" P L U' s i nfl u e n c e h a s

been s p read w i t h a g o od

p ro g ra m

Brem erto n ,1I

-------i Do ro t hy

Dea n

K e f l m e r - i---足

Langa n

1 43

F ixin' to Go. Imelda Plu t a ti足 d ies u p h er d rawer a t t h e end o f a h ard d ay. Hen / h e r Schneider -

U n ti l Tomorrow! lmelda Pl u t a a n d Bobbie Frei t a s

w ra p u p

ano t her d a y o f work i n g w i t h

pa t ients a t Tacoma Genera l Hospital. -Hea. ther 5c1m eider

1 44

of Cli l 1 i cal::. Shapi n g YO lll Fu t ure

School

_·.� ..._ Got....,"�

....- """""" ....,..,.. �01...... r-po... '" ><I",... ..... ... IV _"""__ _ !<to .. .. ' , _

Moo!

I""f'Ie ..., . w . ... .,....""'f¥!-..

....IheI.od1MIbooI'l.U"w; 10<1...."'_ . ......... � J<hooI is a """""« """. SftY E'mocIoNlouF'l">"is d<mi< ....... of orudy. Tht • "",,/.>r 1"''' ot Ihtir ...In IHoo:"'.,.... .... I'U1 �u. inS .00 tl>< >lU<lmt> do ,'Ito in'" lho, medical rom KlIIow up \...... "',,, 'h< muoily

' L 'UITes,!ul b<

r._<Ii t"''''pe�1he '' 510<''''',"!;,-'1 whon.hey a",

1"''''nlS' hi",..,..

Nur$lng <bnk.<b .... .. S""" "" ' ) 10 I:'" """"" �""" 'kl �"... _

rn tht J"OST ., n. St.orling ..... 5<'<Ond .... ,vu. "" they Co,,' 1"0tt0rm ... ' ..... )".r. lk-Itfl wtw., lhoy.r<' �; _oi <O>pI OIudmru",pI.on>d ;,,-... f....t E'o'et)""," wlll.n...10 1..00 01 mod",,) ......hOn. . go """ lhe '-Po'" ""'''IS �.n •• w... unl- • "'1"1* ...... "" _ Iorm, thq- ....... the"",,,>i_ .hom. 'fhe.<, dirucak .'" t.I•. rommunJly kNl,h ,tw� w"l'.,....thot .. • •g�I"" nu� """"'" d", lulu", nu"",, !.no w ",luI "'" '" bo <Ion< .nd ",., ",'.,., ""bbc odlook The "",k"IS do ...."'Y. how 1<1 go .bool il. Ihlflg ,..., certif"" nU1Je - 0..... Iillfh ,\<> ""Sinsfm""" !.>loi!!,,, ttn,..�'1 Rl"" Pit"""

"Th•

•""I�l n!

thing

.bou, nUrMng I.

.... ,,,nt.ln...11y

"....1-

I.ng." .......",Ic.Uy ..........I...mir\ghaw w c... 'or ut-ko....

I�

I,an """�",n�"""''''' ' '''

flU'. mi.&lon of

·...uonlng

for

ur·

145

L OF

Don't Try Thlf>.

Jos h u a J ohnston ef u l t o be exact I n his me(lsurements. This is SOme足 I h ing s c i ence pro fessors s t ress o v e r and over. April Reynolds is

ca r

This Will H u rt You!

G retch en

and Kenn y La nyo n p re p are a syri nge t o draw blood from the muscle of a mo l l u s k. Apnl Re1jn olds Dubeck

1 46 Shi1 ping Your Future

Sch()l)/ o No / u rDI Science

T h i s Goes H e re! Jen n i fer Hazel brook files a wa y her test t ube silmples. She' ll be back next week to tr y it all agJ i n . April Reynolds

''TheeMelnscri''!l pro-

9"'''' Ie cooL I�'e a

p"r-fec� ml� of mau,

j and ecicnce.

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

M<Ief"Ing Ie "� Just

....IytIc"'.

Engl-

It'e _I

letle." J.R. L""'Mun •

Rt,I;o,�C""'''''' i< Ing quit<' ''''P'',., As. � -.....t ho....... '" m.on¥ W<"Ond r�r booIosJI .Iu ..udoPn.. hne " I'lU. In d"",. Co"",." I!"'� ...id _ddn,on '0 cI... and "It·, ='''"11 '" .... how

•

..ud)· II.... ,... I�5 alo<> hours or Lob 1M

_,.. ....rt bu�y

",",n)· ",00""'" ,,,.,,,. are

hoft ,ho, 0,.. In'� in

•• rUT ,,, m.'�h Ihr

.. ....'uT"h<><c> ...ho a'" seI"ng a gn>"'ngDOl."...,.In n..,.,.. 01 OD"'" 00<t .n 1M ""'....., ",).0"..:1 f",1d ".... I� ..,.. .�� e'(·".""",' m R",1;0,os«i""""isboo:om· ....... _, �".... 0,...

"t� I""P'"l" r "'''''II � '_"'Iv . "'...'....""•...,.. . .. •

'"boto"'"',,,,,,.j bolo.nd Roo ... tor.....,..c""..,.·�..,....

147

'Kepler "nalY".... 'h� motion of planO!t... Newton Wl'"ote the

--�

I"ws

motion.

Wh"t'li I>e the n..xt un"",�al law? Who from? One of usr' Krle Ahlere

•

I am very

atiefied

wfth the science d..

paf1;ment.

Moflt of

the profeeeore are open to ,",uestione from students. and seem \ll'nulM<!ly con ce'ned a\>out their """Ilfare.' AmySkare photo April Rl!ynoldti

PERIME liThe c i a sses a re cha 1 leng i n g , yet rewa rd i ng . Yo u l e a rn t h e fa cts, but a l so h o w to a p p ly th e m ." H oobing

Reynolds

- Ra c h e l

photo April

1 49

Phy,h'.,1 condition '"� [0, .11 f"'{lpl.> '."g mg f,�m gr • h> • ,eh",,1

,,, c,,, 1"" .1 1� b",in<,,�. A i, "e'y @p<"1.1n. 1",,<1, " me .troll on 5<..11,'. ",,,,,r'on, \.,ill ,h"w "" n> "",ncr> '" '"S Ihe" h,,'ch '0 h,""

which gi"'" .",d,·"" ,,,,,,h.>, op,;o" in 'he BS d..gr�..' Two pLU " uJ."", we,,' ..... .,d.d ""jOt ,,.,..lr.b.h,,,,",, M.,,, \leM,sto, "C1"'ed 'ho W. h1"" .1 S, "dcnl of ,1'0 V .. .

AWMJ "

",,'

"1'"

, Hpllon There ,,� .1· ""Y' p,o pl� ,"nins •>round "".I 'h� ....�igh' ,"0'" is ofl�n ",),,',I�d_ As lot ,he 5<hool of I'hy.,c.1 [due."io". Ih,oS' Ofe ,h"ping up well A n�'" hc,hh Ii, n�5> ",.n'gemo", d� g(�e ,,'., d�"�I"rcd

Fu,u,,' phy,,,,1 ",IIle,tion ",.",,, hop• d,,,,

"v�'y bo(l _ "" II

k..,p .h." ph..>;".1 mn

ditloning .hroughou! .h.Ir lit.lin'�, 0""

H"ff" �

l.n�"'"

R�"" PeI"','c"

_, .. . .. . . . . 'Lo ...M- ., "' ., ,, ...... ...,,."",nd-"-

..... n.os .. . ",<1<'<1.", -''' - '' -"1\ .........nd_-¥II

.j ..

_<A,..,....... ....·�_I ... ••""" ... ... hn ...,...., ,,,.

.... so'- - " " ......,. ond <dol Tho VI .. _ ... .........ko. ""' nd • . ""I""'M'« "

6.ing a P.E. majo

"" you t.hr: oppor

I>,;ristyot.itu3�� .."'i--- n�

learn In •

_ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __

daymaylos"'

n u.e "!"",,room ..... MXt tUy couLd

ut"ida

doing

'it.Mty." -M"rt La

151

ďż˝"i

"Leami"9 u wor!<

oeher.. and 1>..,11.01"

friend"hip"i"the I>uo

partal>outi>cing a P.E major, " , KellY" Krug phou April Rsynold..

"The prvf_,... ln th�

P.E. ""partment are atl Th�ca...about g... yQU a a �n

t.h�a.. 11_)'11 wilUng to glvol you help Ifyou nee'; It.'

•

Ju';d

�ed�k · photo April '''''''

153

L OF K i l l i ng Ti me! Sara h Dahlbeck demonst rates how to k i l l t ime in t he l i brary by making cop足 ies . M a n y P L U s t u d e n t s

q u i c k l y learn t hat m a k i n g co p

is a n essent ial par t of t hei r budget. Jea n n ie B lair 足

ies

You Go F irS1;! Socio logy s e足 n i ors Dave Det t m a n a n d K a ren Love con tem pIa t e act ua II y go i n g to cla ss, but a s t h ey s t a nd a t the door t hey dec i d e t hey mig h t a s weI! a t tend.

Jennllle

1 54 _ chool of

50cinl Scirllcl'S S h a p i n g Your Future

Blair

" M a ny peo p l e fee l tha h i sto ry i s

lot

m e m o r i za t i o n ,

t h ro u g h c l a sses a n d

--------1 P r o fe s s o r s T h i s . pr i n g the Di v i � i on o f So ' i C1 l Sci e nces beca me d i v i d ed . An e l ec

t i o n fo r the pos i t i o n o f o ell1 o f So 'inl Sci n ' for f u t u re fl c Cl ci e rn i c years -

took

p lace

The Division

spri ng.

t h is

o f SociCl \ c j -

h a v t---

lea rned t h a t the c o n -

years .

I n t h e end, Profes S m i t h , Cha i rm a n o f t h e D�pi1 rtment o f So ciology was e l ected chn i r . A co l l eag u e o f Smi th is confid en t tha t h e Y\ 'ill d o a good job be ca use "h e's very re sor EClr!

sta nt re i n te r p retati o n ca n

h a ve s i g n i fi ca n

i m pa ct on my d a i ly l ife."

- Kathi C rllefe

spec t fu l

en c e s ,

includ

ing t h e

depart

me nts of A n

t h ro p o l o gy , E c o n o m i cs, H i . t o r v , Mar ri a g e a nd "' F a m i l y Tbera py, P ychology, So cia I \l\70rk , Sociology a nd Political SciencE', elects a .

new

Dea n e v ery t h r ee

o f teach ing a n d r e s e a rc h w hi c h i s the c o r e o f ou r mis_ion h re a t PLU. H e knows w ha t th i s sc hool h n s to d o t o suc ceed a n d w ha t i t mus t ;w oid in ord e r to n o t fa i l ." K r is t a Wa rne Layo u t Ryan Petersen -

Cut It Out) Sen ior A n thropol ogy major wi a t t S l a ba ugh chuc kles whi le exa mining the social a spects of the Ho bbi t re a l tachme n t .

JenJltl ie Bla i r

Can I help y o u ? Angje O t to haS put m,1ny yea rs of research a t PLV to work. She works a t the l i b r ary and U SC � t h e ski lis she has gained t hro ugh her major, Psychology.

Jea n n ie B /c m

1 55

"Economic" i� notjU5t

, firmti belb'ethatun

th""tudyofmoney.M

dtroWindi�e gender i!'

a way of til",,",,!! il"�'

"tal k? unJerHarllfne

Iyt-ically.

t crt"U� 11 our world." -Krlgt", • -Photo M'" way of loo�iMg at Sielert Cal.l'>e;;lM meet �IatIoMhips." -Dan BGI -PfloUJ Je"nnle Blair

.k"'�nJt." Bl.tir

"One of the

m o st

i m por

ta n t t h i n� s we l ea rn in the Global Stud ies p rog ram is t hat- the privdedges we e n joy as e d ucated A me ri c a n s come a t the expe nse of --------� the poor h e re a n d a broad. �--Ou r ed u cation th e n c a r rie s with it a s u bsta ntial res pon s i bi l i ty to wo rk to wa rd s a mo re e q u ita b l e fu ture fo r a l l h u ma n ki n d . " -Amv L uinstra

"The so c i a l s c i e n c e de

pa rtm e nt a t P l U a t tem pts to focus on g l o ba l i ssues wh o l isti c a l ly. We rea l ize t h a t a l l p e r s p e c t i ve s unique

p ro v i d e

i n sig ht a nd

b re a t h e l i fe i n to

our

p hys i c a l wo rld . E s se n

ti a l ly we e m bra ce a l i v ing

"What I fi nd so c ha l

syste m s

p a ra -

d ig m ,"

-Heath

H i g h to w e r

- Ph o t o

Jeannie Blair

l e n g i n g . . . is that eve ry o r e : V]

the

wo r

l d i s af

fected by po l itics i n

so me way! " -Sa m a ntha C o n fa l o n e

- Ph oto

Jea nnie Bla ir

1 57

Anti The Dog 5aid . This class on children" rtera l u r· is great fun . Students like Jani" Mullen ca n pracl i c e r (' a d i ng t o youngt'r stlldents b y read ing to t h e i r peers . - Hen t h e r ScJlI1eider ..

PLU offers

vari

ety of con entra ' I at the graduate level . A stud ent co 1 stud y for their mas er'5 inCompu ters, Busin s

SOTS,

but from their

fellow

student-. Many of the profes sors Me

serving their

munities

Ad m inj'stra

com

right along

-ide the stu-

tiOl1, a nd th ci

So Sci-

. in her first yea r

enCe5.

M ny of t

busi-

as a

graduate stu

gradu-

dents studying here

employed full

hllS been i m pr sed by the ca l i ber of her

t.ime, <IS weil (\5 being <'I tu

professo rs. "Our profs tead1

at rL

are

den t. Th.is brillb'S Cl

ate and

rulh

based

!'eM ]

ofuPP<'>1tu niti ,' for thest u dents. ll1eyareable to learn

in their fields,

not on.ly from th

-Natalie Taylor

r profes-

1 58Gmrlllatl' Program haping

YOUI' Fu tu re

rience

not just

(10m

letextbooks," s<-lid Gib

)n .

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159

" It's a wonderfu l p ro

-Dr. C h e ryl S to rm -Hea ther Schneider

g ra m with

lot of

p ra cti c a l · exp e ri e n c e of work i n g w i t h a n d c o u n s el i n g c l i ents a s p a rt o f t h e cu rri c u

l u m ." -Heid i H e ntsc h e l l

-Heath er Sch neider

AND 1 60Crad!lII tl' Progrnll1;; S hilpil1g

Your F u t u r e

·M&niaa� an<l family ner�pY provi<lu

atron!! u,""'1' b"""

which "",II p"'parta you fue �ny UI"'"t of the """Ial selene_· -Tony" Ken<lrid -Heather IXI"""id..r

------

"What I enjoy moet ;,. not only learn;"" from profB

but

from the wealth

-i-

Indivlduaill .moa

out there """'king as well." -Marcil G)bIlCM

g Sha pe

Go Lutes! S ar a h M arli n , Va l erie Juergen�, and H e i d i W i c k $ a re L u tes t h rough and t h ro u gh ,

1 60

F :. (l l';:; cns .::..;. =-:;. ;.;;: Ics___ I nterests Ta k i ng Shape

Let Loose

, As e v e ryone k n o w '

t h ree part i c i pated i n t h e c o m pet i

ti o n i n

when compe t i ng .

Juergens

•

All

San

J o se ,

- Va l e rie

i s I m porta n l to lake t i me Olll

did

These Lute;

J US! t h a I . - Volerie Juergens

Debate

Tal k i n g i s a m ajor pan of e verj on the

ten

I j v e s . For

me mbers

of t he

Forensics tea m , i t h�lS

di fferent mea n ing . A r o u i no e

v- -

u ncle I' h e e d coac h Dr. M i ke B a rle n a n , pro ed to a

S li c c e c

6 0 awards

Wi t h A m y

lS a

Lu i n slra

categories g i v e

presi

dent and vice, R

w i d e ra n ge

Meyers. tile

of topics to

(eam

debate, ran gi n g fro m l i t erary in te'l)retat ions. i n1 prom p l u s pea k i ng. ancl c urre n t

won

com m e n ted B a n e na n .

way o f l i fe, Many s pe a k e r s

sfu l . " I t w a .

very goo season w i t h

over

and c x p l a i n i Jl '-Q

di ffer nt iopics

world issues.

The ! 903-94

sea s o n ,

t ra v

e l ed to betwe e n 1 0 and 1 5 meets . B ig meets at

were

held

the U n i vers i ty of Or

egon, Gon zaga, Li n field, Sac ramento , a n d M i s sou ri . PLU .

weB

here at

Lui n s t ra and

Chery l B o e k debated a t a

s ped a l i n v i t a t i o n a l

tou rname n t i n M i ssouri 1 Il

add i l i o n

to t he regu lar

schedule. - Chris Haffey

-Layout Ryan Peters

Happy Birthday!

Dr. I llch a n d

S a rah �.1;lrl i ll m k e t i me c(

flllr

from

m p cl i n g I()�elehr:tte I he i r b j n h

(] ;\V�. Ti lt' Silll Jose cOlli pet it ion

Wi;"; hdl! i ll J llergen,

february.

- V a l e r i ,'

161

Ta king Action Ta king

wha t

ac t i o n

pe rh a p s

be s t

and

a p p o i nt e d

Dive rsity D i rector Eva

s u m m ed u p the ro le of

C o m pt ro l l e r

Frey,

Kal h y O ve r l a n d and

ASPLU th i s year.

Prog ram s D i rector

. The rol e of

Ch ri . Albrecht.

A S PL U i s to rep

A S P L U

resent the stu as

can,"

Vice

cif i so cia te d Stu de nt s of P a

spon sored a

d e n t body as we l l

officials

p l e t h o ra of

P re s i d e n t

ac t i v i t ie slI c h as H o me

Isaiah Joh nson said, "and

c o m i ng a n d

in the ro l e of re p resent

N i gh t .

K a r o ak e

" r hope,"

ing, i t has to t a k e ac

John

son said. " t hat the e x

tion ."' Ac t i o n was taken

by e lected officiaJs Presi

ecu t i ves t h i s year l a i d the

G roundwork for fU l u re

d e nt Tre nt Erickson and

leaders."

Vice Presi d e nt Joh nson

--Heidi Re i m a n n Layoll t Rache l J e H u be rt

Mr. ASPLU

...

Tre n t

Erickson,

our

AS PLU president, represents t he :;t udents of PLU . -Pho((J Scr

own

rh'!:'"

It'sDi5CO Time At The Rollar Rink!

S ponsored by A S P L U . PLU ,(uden t., enjoyed l o l l a r � b l l n g (0 �ome "gJ oov y " ll1 l s i c . - Ch ris A lb l edll

O u r Own A S P L U !

B r e I)

Washburl\, A S r L lJ. �ecre l il ry , s pro u d l y behi nd her d.:sk. · Ph ,

Se rvices

U n i v e s ity

Achy Breaky Heart. Karl Hosďż˝th his hean a t A S P LU's Karaoke n i g h t i n the cave. - ell r!., A lbreclll s i ng!; fro m

1 63

I n c ha r� e The

I Y93 -94

year For RHC. this has been best

h a ' bee n re w a rd i Jlg fo r fac i l it ated by planning ac

Res idence H a l l COll n c i I . ti v i t i es that are demons tra I ssues slich as t h e segrega- l i v e of our p u rpose : to tion o f upper and lower c a m p u s . d i l apidation

dorm eq u i pme n t . and c a fe t e r i a s e r v i c e . have focused upon _ What d i d you saY?O<l Il Il Y OUl- group U y e m a isli opcn� h i s e yes

w ide

m ake SUfe that he doe s l l't m l s�

orga n i zation of act i v i-

ties in which h a l l resid e n t s c a n part i c i pate.

RHC s pon�ore d various

1'- iJ

gram m l ng

events

and ded j ca ted grO l l p w i t h a n

a n d c h a nge s

campus.

111 -

a n y rh i n g i m pon <1 m . Tht: R H C ,m a l l

e n ac ted the pro-

provide a student- based

e normus j o b to d o .

Pictured :

- Jim Kella

D<l n ny U Y C lll at S II , S a

rah Zcs k e , S k y le r

Co b b , E r i n Stelzer. Lisa

Kos t e r . Catheri n e Bakke. and Heather Red mond com pose { h e 1 993- 1 994 Resident H , d l Counc i l . They (lrc i n c h arge of a l l t he happe n i ngs o n c a m p us I h a l i n

v o l ve t h e resident halls. -JOIl Kclief

-C R H_ 1 6 4 -;-

.,---,-----, ,,. --=-,--

Interests Tak ing Shape

req u i red to accu rate l y rep e l u d i n g the ever-popular resent the s t u d e n t s whi l e A i rband s and leav i n g

kareokee

neutra l or i m n i ght ( w i th AS PLU ) to help

proved start ing p l ace for s u ppon the v ic t i m s of the next y ear ' s cou n c i l .

Garfi eld S t reet fi res .

Our job has been to - S k y ler Co b b - Layout by c u l t i vat.e s t udent i n terest . M i ndy McGriff

Meeting in 5e�sion!

Cat herine

S i e lzel and S Llflih Ze s k t' pily close iltte n t i on to the meet i n g

Ihilt

lhey can h e l p m H k e the l mpOrl Jnl

dec i �ions, R H C is in charge o f Songfesl. I-I omecoming. and m a n y other i m pol1anl llctiv ities on cam p u s . -Jim Krl/er

Listen Up!

Lisa

Bakke

l i� tens

i ntent l y during a RI-IC meeting. R H C are t he people responsible for over seei ng Ih e i n d i v i d ual h a l l cou ni! of each d o n n . -Jim Keller

1 65

Another Pa per!

JuSt

like othe

PLU stu dents, R A s are req u i red t w ri te p a p e rs .

Chad G o o d w i

works d i l i ge n t ly on

p R pe r (oron

o f h i s m a n y d e m a n d i n g c \ nsse'. Jim Keller

How Can I Help? Tim O'del l and

Welcome Shannon Reed

K r i s t i n e Tho m ps o n show t l l U \\

her hOUIS

ki nd Md cari g tbey are .

Work i n g the

It is quali

I m port a n t for

RAs

ries similar

I he�e t o deal IV l t h

t o have

[he many odd � i tl1at1ons (hey are pu r

RA 's

1 66 1niere�ts Taklng shape

i oto as

R A ' s . -Jim Keller

...

put� i n

the 0 1 d a l trom dC� K .

desk

i�

many e x tra d u ties Innt

req u i red to d o .

-Jim

o n e o i rhe rhe R A s afe

Keiiel

All in A Day's Work. Kri ${en Ev

ta kes down the paper fro m a hulletin hO<l rd. T h i s is j u st. one o f t he many l i l l k thi ngs req ll i red o f

ery

t he RAs. -Jilll Keller

do not get caught in the shu ffle and are l ost Con trary to popu lar be l i ef. the RA's do not assess w hat the p u n i s h

ment i s for nile breakers . " I n es sence, we

are

l i ke

t a t t l e-tellers and w e tel l

t h e conduct bo a rd � the

RA is

co n d u c t board di shes Olll"

more t i m e con s u m i n g

the p u n i s h ment," states

and dra i n i ng, than what

M o n i c a R i carte.

The l i fe o f

most people i magine

R A i n. Hars tad .

The RA i . held ac

I n searc h i n g for

cou n table for what

good R A , the h i r i ng

happe n s 0 1 ) the in

s t a ff l o o k s

fo r

peop le w ho te nd

d i v i d u a l w m gs

w i th i n

s e n i or

the

to be t a l kat i v e

d o r m s .

a n d l i ke t o be

They are re

a r o u n d

s pons i b l e fo r nu m e ro u s

people.

act i v i t i e s , s u c h a s e d uca

of a c h i t-ch atty R A ,

t i o n a l pro g r a m s . w i ng

whereas otbers tend to be

part ies and re t reats.

more serioll s.

we l l as g e n e ra l d i sc i

R i c a rte i s more

The open

door policy tries to con

p l i n e. Wing acti v i t ies an d

vey t h e tnessage that any

meeti ngs are i mporta n t

one, anyti me can ta l k con

t o make s ure t h at peo p l e

fi d e n t i a l l y to an R A .

HaJfe) -ulYow by Mindy Mc G r�fr - Chris

H el pfu l 1 67

FNR MaddneSS

...

M ark " I gor" Lee

li x�s Paul ''Todd I re l and " Edwar<is'

m icrophone before fi I m i ng a scene

JU!;t Doinf} Busine55 . . . KCN S -6

Friday N i ght R e v u e .

general manager Jon Peter.;on

c o m b i n a t i o n of Saturd a y N i gh

6 emp loyee. Commun icatiOIl be

tween co-w orker, is '(ery i m por

tant a l

-Jot.' /'al'TingtoJl

on the phone with a fel l ow

1 68

KCNS - 6 .

talks KCNS-

-Joe Parrm gtol/

from t he po p u l a r KCNS-6 �how.

Li v

R is

and E i llertai nment T n i re ,

corn i n g t o

FN R's

producer, d i

t r. a n d w r i ter, Joe Parri ngron.

"Itls Live 111 Red Square!1I

Cheryl

J ames Lamb prepare 10 �hool KCJ ' S-6\ I i ve nc\\!s �how

FI O I ll Ill and

j n R�d Square. Surpri s i n g l y . t he wcallll'r

$u n n y ! - Ka ren Fallst

was

Teamwork Th rough Televis ion! M a r k " ' gor" Lee. Jame .... Lamb. Graham

J o h ns(lll . and

K e \' i n

1\ l arouse k I"ke li rnc oul from fi l m

i ng for

quid piclure. Work i ng

w i l h K C N S- 6 i n vo l ves

great

amOUlll of knowledge ol l<:chn ic:iI e ui pmcflt. - Karell Fall. t

t he sta ff, with n u merous

C o tn m U n i c a l i o ll st uden ts. along w i t h any

e p i sodes of ITS , Friday

others ir uerested in broad cas t i n g , had a great op

N i ght Re v u e and Word w i t h P e t e G ue rl n e r ' s

portun ity to work on de vel oping their ski l ls and ge tt i ng some h a nds o n

mus ic v ideos, C hri s Egan

h e aded up the P ro fi l e .

t h i s year.

and put them on

Jon Peterson as General M a n e

S l u d t: n t s

worked t o p ro d u c e the i r o w n stories

Students ran the stillion, from

the air.

Broad cas t i n g st u d e n t s w e re

�

Cather i n e Satht:r. Monica Ricarte,

------'

and Kev i n Marousek w a s Tech nical D i rector overseei ng t he eq u i pmen l .

Tw o n e w s cas t s were the main e ffort o f

able to gain

great ex p eriences w i lh

and Leona Nuoen shared o the LIlli ies of News D i rector,

l i nk

w i t h the Egan Lute Sp0l1s

experience at KCNS-6

s po r t s

t he i r work up at KCNS6.

" Th is year h a s been perhaps the greatest si nce KeN S-6's concep t i o n , " s a i d M a ro u s e k abo u t r h e year. Robin

Me yers

At Its Best KCNS-6 In terests Taking Shape

1 69

Nirvana Mania!

P�(e

io Voic

Guerrner.

m a nag.:r, shows off the end Ie. s :; u p p l ic s of Nir v a n <l c d' . . A ftc l' r h e dearh of lead s i n;> 'r Ku r ! Coba i n, N i I'van a ' s cd' general

Mar i on's

\\'ne

FU II H

gre fH demand.

- Karell

"GOOD M ORN ING PLU ! "

Or, be tter

a spec i a l

the

5. . .

co n nec t i o n with

commu n i ty

fo r

g o o d a ft e r n oo n .

KCC R . OJ K i p Ottosen

PLU ' s own radi o station.

t n Hiated a program \vork-

put

KCC R . ran d a i l y t h i s year from noon until 2

i ug w i th

local al ter

nati ve h i g h schoo l , i n an

'1 m .

G e neral M a n ager

e ffort to educate

h ig h

Pete

'c hool s t u -

dents,

Guertner spent

whi le

e a rn i n g t h em

cred i t .

t he year look i n g for mu

All

s i c and pro

K C C R

in ali,

g ra m s to s u i t P L U ' s

broadened the

tastes . Th e stat i o n ' s ra

PLU s t u dents t h i s year

d i o i n d u s t ry c o n t a c t s

III i nds

t he

seemed to b e expan d i ng

co mm u n i t y ' s .

a l l the ti me .

- -Natal ie Taylor

-Lay-

Th is year marked

we l l

our Rachefle J. Hubert

Yo u ' re Listenin g To 94. KCCR . .J o h n M{" C;: II I 11 m .

bei n g a d .J for

1 70

KCCR . Y o u C o Frtda y Il i g l

l i " ten lo J o h n 's s h o w

from 8- 1 0.

e ll j o }

-Karen Fa rl.-'

KCCR

Int erests

Taking shapd 71

I m proveme t T h e M a s t made

"The staff. . . has

c han g es thjs year i n the

been real ly energe tic and

face of budget cuts and

e xc ited about the i r jobs,"

the desire for a new look.

Lee sai d .

Hoping to stretch

A n ot he r c h a n g e

i ts printing bu dget, The

was from t h e A and E

M as t w a s

sect i o n to the Out and

t ri m m e d

A bo u t secti on. Lee said

d o w n to T h e H a l f

M ast e v e ry o t h e r

it o ffered " a broader perspect i ve of i n ter-

w e e k . A l t ho u g h

th i s arrangement If The Mast

some-

was

co u l d afford i t,

t i mes diffi C ll I t ,

• •

Lee

wou l d

worked,"

l i ke to see

fa J i Edi

some c o lo[

tor Ross C o u rtne y said.

hi t the p ape r ' s pages, and

The Mast h as won

maybe some "fun stuff'

awards for w riti ng, acc u

l i ke and April Foo l 's Day

racy and photography, but

edition or a t w i ce - a-y e ar,

improvement can al ways

feature-packed S unday

be made.

O n e change

c a me i n {he n ew look to

ed i t ion com.ing out. - Heidi Reimanll

tile pape r, thanks to Stac i a Gaston, who s pe n t t i me ov

r the summ er

s lgl11ng. M i ke L e e , \-v b o

took

over

t h e ed i to r ' s

pos i t i on i n the spri n g was espec i a l l y p l eased by the

staff.

Thi5 Look5 Perfect. tor, Ben

Sport� Ed i-

The Final Touches.

News ed itor

Moore, knOl.vs exactly

L i s a C hapman and photo edi tor

what plCwre would fi t the story,

L i z Tunne l l worked dil igently t hi s

A fter a l l . a picl llre says a tholl�nnd worus. - Ke;lh Thyger,\·(1//

172Tht' Mn�'

I n terests

y e a r 10 i nsure t h e quality of The

Mast.

Their

e fforts were

defi

n i tely noticed. -Keith Tln'gel'So/1

T<lking Shape

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173

We're In It, Toom The

ri ll mpll a n t

staff say more a bour thel! wmk {his ye a r, t h an anythi ng else_ Th�y are ;j h a rd work i ng bunch thaI worked t i re � m i le s o f rhe Saga

lessly

gt':r r il e ye arbook Ollt for

thj� y e ar _ -JeOI1n1e Bltlir

Get Serious!

E d i tor,

Natalie TLlY

Jor gers s u s p i c i o u s when her staff ' d a i ms It c a n t get t h i ngs done i n

time for the deadhne. M a y be (har's wily they've a l l W O I ke d �o h ard (his year')?? -JMn.nie Blair

1 74Jnterests Taking S

A Yea r fo r th e 00 Dedica t i on and hard

Jess ica Pete rs,

Sen ior sec

work by a s ma l l staff has

t i on edi tor Cryst:d Don ahue

come together for

and mai n editor N a ta l i e Tay

exce l

l e nt 1 993- 1 994 SAGA. "The

lor were res plln s i b l

for the

Shape of Th ings to Corne .

maj o ri ty

Thjs t i t le and t heme was care

pages. Rob i n Meye rs. c o py

fu l l y dlO ::;en . A pe. rson ' s l i fe

ed i to r o ve rsaw t he wri te rs

at P L U is on l y

p iece of

w hat t he: fu tu re s ti l l ho lds

o f the rema i n i n g

and made sure all copy w as w ri t t e n o n t i m e . Da n n y

S parre l l , p h o to edi tor.

for them. The staff. con

o v e rs a w

p h otogra

phers and guara n

s i s t i ng of fi ve pho t o g ra p h e r s . t w o

teed a I I photos be ing

writers, s i x lay

O Ll t s t a ff a n d

t a ke n

lime. Busi ness

seven ed i tors

e d i tor. Scott

has w o r ked

Thoml

t h r o u g h

was

SOil.

bu y

many st renllou s deadli nes t o

throughout the e n t i re yew· t ry

prod w.:e a d i vers� a n d de

ing to se l l books :Hld i n c n::: a se

tai led s u m m ary of e v e ll l s ,

the n u mber o f o rders. Edi tor Natal ie Tay

The publ i cat ion of SAGA req u i res team work

lor put

and coope ra t i on,

o f the

and effort i mo t he book anu

acade m i c s and sports l ayolHs

staff to ensure a ti me t y p u b l i

were d r.Hvn hy section ed i tor

cation, I n respon ."e t o t he year

AJI

a g reat

deal o f t i me

s h e c o m m e n t e d . " W h c: n some i m porta n t s l a ff me rl'l bers hai led i t was i mpre. s i ve and e ncouragi ng [0 see the remai nder of the s t a rr pu l l together".

Jess i c a Peters

-Layout Sam Teas

Hard At Work. Ry an Pt.'Iersol\ takes his work hOllle W i lh h i m . I I was a

p l u s for hi III 1 0 b e able 1 0 d o

layout..; o n h j � compute r at

home.

-SCOI1 Thompsol/

Say What?

Rachelle H u bert i�

caught relax.ing i n

the office.

JeLl/lllil' Blair

1 75

I nspi red Art... A m i Karnosh work s

on J. T-shirt design. Th i s year the staff made shins as a u n i fying a c Â t i v I t y . -Ko ren F(lt(Si

Jntem;ity With A Smile... t he aid

Nords rrom works on Ka ren

â&#x20AC;˘

1 76

fauSL

With

J u l ie layout.

c o m p u te r ,

en Once l u ces

a a

nergy

Ive

•

yCC'U· PLU PI"O-

maga z i ne fd led

fOC ll"" i s a l w<1y s t o b e "ex pre s s i oll for st u d

cre

creat i v e a lley. "

a t i ve energy o f stude n t s .

Sax i fTH !:!C i s

w i t h the t houghts and S a x i fr a g e

i s a d i v e rs e

colJerion

po e t ry,

pho tograghy, short tict ion. ntl draw i ngs. The staff c o l lec t s s u b m i ss i o n s thro u t> cyho u t [ he

ve a r

•

a nd chooses q u a l i t y p i eces .

Benton

or-

g<.l n i 7�llion. and o ftel ! goe� u n n ot iced .

W i len it

was

fi rst prod uce d , r h ere

were

tV.,lO

ed i t i o n s p� r YC;I I".

Gradu a l ly" fund i n g for the m agaz i n e ha

m i n i s hed .

M e ag a n was

' n l \ . ,\

(1 11 i e t

yecu·

the

"Th i s

s L ru g g l e d

fi nJ fu nds . .. . .

i n st i gator

Hopefu l l y,

S a x i frage

i ll

Sax i fragc

1 972. S he was then H stu Jen ! . anu i s n o w a profes �or

at PLU . The m a g a z i n e

has al\vys been a non-pro fi t pu b l ica tion .

Co-ed i t or

J u l i e Hogen bd i cves t h e

can

become more pro m i n e l l l o n

campus, J t is � \ h i gh q u a l i t y publ i c d t ion , " p la i ne d . Pucewic

Hogl' 1l -

J{,I/ I/ ifer

Decision

M akin�

I t 's

Fi nest Co-editor, M arl Yokers ...

a n d l u l it: I-l ogan work together to produce PLV cre a t i ve art maga zine. [very s p ri n g S a x i frage comes out to displ :l the i m agi na l ions of tile PLU c ommu n i t y . Karen FI1UH

Saxifrllge Interests T"kmg Shope

1 77

5e vi ce wit air •

S P U R S , an i n te rn a

what

did . "

I ion a l sopho more serv i ce or

A n o t her h ig h l i ght

gan i za t i o n . stri ves to l i v e by

was t h e fa l l regional con v e n

I he i r III ) I to

t i o n h e l d a t PLU in wh ich

" A t Your Ser

vice " . Accord i ng to pres i de nt . J i l l Le may, the pur

Li n fi e l d , Pac i fic and ( h e Uni vers ity of Puget S ound par

pose ur S P U RS i s to "he of

rv i c e

com m u n i l y

t i c i pated . t i ves

(0 the

and

project to c l e a n u p

lila serv ice T h e a n nual S an kta

Lu c i a fes t i v a l d ur i n g t h e

fo ur

get her i n a serv ice

tee r i ng o u r I i me org:.lIl i zal ions."

the

.,.,.-..'" sc hoo l s w orked t o

school b y v o l u n lo

R e p resen ta

fro m

a Tacoma

park i ll

the H i l l top area. T h e B o w l A-Thon. which concl uded t he

year,

was

su pported by dona

month o f Dece m be r i s o n e o f

tions col l ec t ed by S P U RS

t h e m any h i g h l i g hts o f the

me mbers . The profi ls o f the

yea r.

.I o l i Labis soniere re

event wenf to the Nat i v i t y

marked t h at t he festival " was

HOllse, a l oca l S he l ter for the

lhe bigge s t se nse of accom

homeless.

p l i shme n l because I cou ld see

- SOJ�ji(/ Roil/sherry - Layout by SUJ"lI Teas

More Than A Pat On SP · R S rn � mbers sen'eo

The Back! fel! they oe

pat on t he back for a l l Ih projco.:ts t hey ho.lVe

g reat serviLe

dono.: t hi� year. The i r fe l l o\\ mem bers

thought l hey deserved

m ore

and proceeded to g i ve each other back r u b),.

1 78 S� fll/.. f:; ..;...

---=-=-:----"7. :- r n t�rl's ts Til king Sha pe

�Ap"il Reyl/olli.\"

What A Jolly Lolly! i n d uctcc�, I-leidi

Ncw S PURS

Triesch. Kirsten

1-101 nlt: n . Heidc Helgeson. Sonj i a

Con� ratulations.

Ti m

Rain.' berry, l i nd Stcpha nie M erle.

shares his experiences

t h i � year's pre�iuenl J i l l

.wd

enjoy and

not only t he com p�ny of v J ce- pres

G ian n amlrea,

iden I

C Il1f'ty

K a t hy

bu t also the

lo lh

pops they rec ieved as pan o f i n

duction�. -April Reynolds

w i th

all

Roelof.�

in S P URS

o f h. i � fe l low me mber.\

new i n d u c tee� .

and

t il;:

ser vice cI LIb are very be mem hers i 11 � l I c h a

rest o f his p roud to

worth w h i k org ;L ll i L ;Ltl on. -Ap n l Reynolds

1 79

D ivers ity The M u l t i - E t lm i c Re s()u rce C e n t e r stri ves

in t u d e I l k M C'l r t i n Lu t he r

K i ng , J r . C ospel J,) lT1bore

serv e s tu d e n t� . The en ter

du r i n g J ;Hl llClfY. To

�lI p ports the PLU goa l o f

memora te

a c h i e v i ng a nd

prumoting

d i versi ty thro u g h

ASPLU to coordi n a te a

T h e f l l n c t io n o f t he

a nd

n e t wo rk i n g

i1 m u n g

a nd

want

Asi a n

others

to ac

Secretary 'hr i s

lI i l ig > r l l l y to i l ls u n: a broad r� p re

'I!tltat ioll of div�r�il y 011 C:.lIl1p l l S . kClIIl/ il' BIoi}"

J a n e l le S m i t h .

( 'y ndet' 1�llgcn. J a�()n S m ith. and

H ogan e-njoy

l i m e \V i l h

cachlllhcr . Soc i a l galh� n n g.s were a

big

pari of I he reward of be i ng

i n volved wi t h ]' v\ - R C. mllir

1 80

Cinco d e Mayo

- Layou t Ryan

.... _ .. __

A ncheta and Di n:ctor of tvl E R C Cri.st ina d e l R , )., arin. Both work

J u l i 4t

SO llj ia Rnil'1sberry

H igh ligh ts o f the yeCl r

Itls Tea Time.

sity Cen ter.

campus.

Good To See YOU!

tea a t t h e U n i ver

repre on

tea, and

N e w Yea r' s

was co n c l u d ed \·v i t h

s c n t Zl tl o ll o f

d i versi t y

A frica n

I'!.Z� Lion Di'l J1ce . The y

t i v l y a c h i ve a b ro a d

America n

s t u d e n ts,

ttl ff, \\

b (l n q u e t ,

to pro m ote

i n t rll ction between

B1 ck H istory M o n th , d m

Fe b ru e r y , M E R e f o r ke d toget h e r w i t h

gra ms, a n d a c tivi l i t=s . .

c.:lebra tion of

i ng

coor

d i n a t ion of services, pro

cente r i

com

-Jeal/nie

Petersen

Don't ! Know You?

Sccre(ary C hrIS

A ncheta welcomes a vi., i LOr to a M ERC garherj Jlg, - PholoServices

Irt5

And Cro issant Crowdl

M al l

: nlery, K :lIi S u l l i v;m, and ! l i k ki

'laid � njoy

Ihik

each othd� company

eating

s n ac k s ,

'1101O51'1O'ICI:O'

:-------:-:-:-,-, -::: M",",=:£;= i<C 1 8 1 Int e r e s ts Tllking S hil pe

An Apple A Day

...

Am y Skare P l:;S

t he fi nal touc hes o n a care pil c k age . Skare wo rked di l i genlly t h is year fo r Ci rcle K. -AIm! Reyno/d>

Say Cheese!

A m y S k a re and

J o nathan Farnsworth take ri me Oll t fO( a pic tu re. They a re very busy a t the e nd of the �c mes tec o o t o n Iy wIth their owo. fi nals but with help ing ot hers ge t through 111eirs.

April ReYl1old�

Welcome Surprise.

AI I he e n d

This Job Makes Me Hungry! A my is

Sk are

ake up to

only does she have 10 put loge l i1er

fru i l ba�ket al I he i r

>or. Thc�e I i u l e 'pick me ups' are

tended

hdp !>tUU0nlS t h rough

>, i ll g fin a l s . -ApI'it Reynold.,

all t h ese

doubly cha l lenged.

. e a ch !'em eSl 'r m:lny sludenrs

eart'

ptlc k agcs. she has 10

do it w i thout cal i n g a l l r h e maleri

<l I s .

,April Re\'JIolds

I nvo lve m ent Ti red o f h o m e -

i t y, stop by Outdoor R ec

w()rk anu l a te n ights i n

and have a great week

the l i brd ry? D o you feel

end.

as if you a re confi ned to

C i rcle K is

cam pus w i th no place to

lege service o rgan i zat ion

go and

a ffi l i a t e d

eq u i pment to

do anyt h i ng w i t h ? If so take a walk to t he games room and i n to Ou tdoor

t he year. ACl i v i r ies

range

at a Boys and

G i rls c l u b to

a bout any ad v e n t u re

clea n i ng

u p cam-

u l d

l i ke. J u st

i te rn s

fro m

spend i n g t i me

m e n t for j ust

com

m u n i ty t h ro u g h o ll t

Rec h as equ i p

the

with

serves t he PLU

Ou tdoor

co l

K jw<Ul i s c l u b. The d u b

Rec reati o n .

---...I

few a v a i l a b l e

a re

b a c k p ac k s , ca

the frui t baskets g iven during fj n a l s .

snowshoes , c ros s-cou n try skis, te n t s , and

pus

The money ra ised is u sed to su pport these

noe s. All that i s req u i red

act i v i ties

is a smal l fee and

n at i o n s , scho l a r s h j p s ,

PLU

we l l

and se nding mem bers t o

ID. S o i f you are i tc h ing for a n ou tdoor activ-

a d i su'ict con ve n t i o n ,

Hafley -Layoul Ryan

Chris

Petersen

Oil /elM/' [<.a,! Circh' K Intetll�t$ Ta king Shape

1 83

Concern For Our Environment. S tudents l i ving

E l i s ie v

at t h e Peace and

H ansen and Kirsten Me! ver wenďż˝

J u s t ice h o u se want everyone to

9 3 -94 residents at the Peace a nd

know i t . They have per.'.o nal i zed

J u s ti c e h O ll "e . Th i s may be the las t

t he i r house in many way s .

ye(lr [h i s hOllse belongs to PLU,

FaList

184

Let fhe Sun Shine,,,

Karel!

Karel! Fallsi

Place Like e

o I n the ra i l o r 1 99 1 ,

fi v e P L U

wom e n .

w i t h the

be l p lIf sllpr)On i \' � s l a l f and

racu l l y . catll(� lip wi I I"! the- [oea

of locat i ng l i le Center f(lf'

T h ey also work on house

projects l i ke com pos t i n g ano

i e .u·n i ng new ways to c o n

space is vcry conoucti \Ie to the goals and act i v i t ies

PeaL't:. J u s t ice. n llli t he En v i ron m e n t in 1 11 Ll � a r-by

of a l l [he groups .

Joh n son hO Ll�e . The P.J E

L i v i ng i n [ he house is

hOLl�e I w s bC(;11 gf()\.Vi ng ev r s i n

Th i s

OVCI"a l 1 . the

S e r \ ' C energy .

o i rfi e u I t ,

w a rd i n g

i s de 'cri bed by

El i s i e v H a n e n ,

Melver

M c i v e r .

h 0 u s e

m e m b e rs

t e

Schock. . C h ri � l i l: B ll rn k l all .

fu rther u nde rstanding and

and Erica B aumaun a i l l i veu

p u rs u e

par[ i c i pal�s in

wonderful place to get to

there. E v e ryone in the. hOllse al

least

one

t he man y e l l V i rOl 1 l llt!nlaI

of ur

SOC l ' l .iu, l i e ' g roups thal meet i n the i r

'ha t

a�

"al low ing

K i r s l e n v e l

work .

The e x perience

e a r,

A n ge l ;:\ Tarman.

but

warm

l i v i n g room .

their

p a ss i o n s . "

I l ansen says "(he house i s a

k l 1 o\v and hel p people i n the commu n i t y .

- Karen FailS!

Really Matters. These Slll

�JI [ S came logel. h e r L h is year to iscus . o u r e n v i ronment. • ' I lec

vel

t hey fonned H <lbitat for

u man i t y . · Karell FOIISf

50cilll /ll.

lice

I ntere.ts raking Shape

1 85

United Sfngers ... The

Choir of

Ihe \\'.::-1 anti l hc U n i v�r:; i l ) Cho ra le hel:ollll' une on stagl befon,· a performance. -A/nil He.l lw /tl.l-

Going Sofo, .. Eri k

Lar�on gi ves I

islC'Ilt:L� a h ';lu l i l'lI l solo perfor

m a nce . '-Ie

e h arillcd

m a n y lad ies

I hat day. -April Reynold.,

Heartful S il1ging ... CllOir o f I he We;;1 �rfonners: Slephanie Lund. CJl"t�g I-ryhl i l l g . Darre.1I Kerb". and ;tlhy Gard �i ng their hearts Olll a ..

-April ReYllold,'

a quartcllc.

ver 5 i

hoi r of the We�l.

churche. and ,.lnxlI1d campus.

th d i rect ion of R ic h

The 23 members o f R i

ani S park s, tOl l red t hrough

chard Nance ' s U n i versilY S i ng

M O l l t a n a d ur i n g S p r i n g

e rs

li nd

B re·tk . was

n e ighbors to the N urth a� [ h�y

A nOl.her h igh l ight

fe a tu re

L he

Beethoven ' s

sh ared (h i r ll1 u � ic w i ( h our l raveled to V ancuuvl..' J'. B .C .

The program featured m u

imh Sym

sic

phony, w h i c h was per

and

The Park Av

U n i ve rs i t y

e n ue S i ngers d i d

Chora l e and U n i v e rs i

D v o ra k

Gardner.

ro rmeu a l o n g w i th

The

most of the ex

S Y In -

tensi v e t ra v e l

phony.

t h i s y e ar as

R i -

( h e y shartd

chard N ance d i rcCled (hc U n i vers i ly Cho

ra l e ( ha t s a n g c l o s e r

t he i r t a le n t s w i th t h e Austra l i an con t i ne n t during i n teri m .

Tacum<l this year. Bes ides

The g ro u p w a s i n v i t e d

a wee kend t o u no

ra i se money after fires devas

Bend. Or

ego n . the gro u p stayed c lose It>

h l)m�

s i ng i ng

1 86VOC/l'

in a rea

Mllsic [ n tcfL'Sts TClking

help

tated the area. The voc a l m u s i c gro u ps

of PLU s h a re d t h e i r t a l

e n t s a n d m u s i c w i t h t h e world.

Shape

Layo l I ( RtI( 'helle Hilbert

V o i c e s J e n n i fe r a i l ban d , G re g Fryh l i n g . lephanie Lund. Nathan Sc:ars. and Of) et h e r

�ra

. . .

Vannice

demon �lrate the re

larkable talents each one o f them

)Sscsse\.

-April Re\'l1old�

1 87

110m: ...-ere many

;n<trurncnt.Il J1OllP'> "'. u,.., aI PLU m 93-94. ...

clOld,pgba Band. S)In P>ooy On:hfstn.. C0n cert Band. and V.�nd En "",mbLc. . JUS! Ip IWIIC a fcw. \tany ""'-tr$ .....,'" $pC:II1 'n "'� lOp"'·

partforlhl:pcrf{Jm13llCC:S

and 1011", ,n whldl.some (lr 1hc en"'lIIbb

pon.

....=one

'n'·;'.:<1 from Slale

"'&'OIL

'... ·.nly.

'lb.} per.

m.,,, oo",...·om;nll

I""'l

furmJnt.. p",..d.n1 An<Lc.""", ."",mend.d rlw:m 00 .he;r 'Our and their fine "'I"""'ntarj"", ofl"" un',..,rs;I).

One irn!

1<d�

at PLU .s Ih.., �mn be ,n-,

BmIlley', ",COI\d

,, ""\

yc;!t (If dll'l:<'hn� ;n.,rumen,al mu"c hR. bmughl f\ll1h

1k)1!, C,,,,"

l..,n BanJ aoo Willd En·

""''''blc h.o,'. ",,,de Ilrra'

impNve�mJ

funned ""OI1derfufly. AI

Rlyde!!

k�wrlV\>w,h

of,,,,.lve ban<b'

(I\'.r

"�nt 10 play. IhI'y m,,�e ncIY QJ)pOI'1Unll)' hI allow you 10 pl�y ' ·O!emu,.ellop:m·

the

III... yc",".

mtn" .""u'lyanl"'pilt l Th.: h" hhaht of "'11 !lie '...,.n . ,"� 1>, m.; llIe Y"'" (,,," lhI: Wi".j t:n M'l/)" D�k.rRuM(fI MII-j kmble wa. the,r jn"l�· .,c Rulld,nll, Tiler, b"" 'I) Re..... r"..TIIe Cui.

.houk! be mldy 10 '""'"to Lc.,,, llAnJ 1)"�t'O" 00' I)f Ea.<t.okl �nd 'nl� Wntan ;Lnd N\II1h,,'CS,· I� IM''' hwlJ,,'I ,n l��

em Coof"",occ.

�y

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Music is MyLife! Ddxu Da y . A n h .

Horns-iJ· Blowin' ,

Karl R 0 f1 n i l l g: ,how

v iel Dung and losh Bc:�t(y practice

ing

their �'lxophones d u ri ng

I lc i n g

one of

lhc i r uail y rchcan;als. The rehear. als

were ao

nOI s t u d y .

enjoyable

excuse

April Reynold

Andy Seita and

ing

rehearsa l . was

as a

their stuff duro

I n d i v idual pra c

rehears brought all

i mponanl bU I

group i� w h a t

of the hard work logeT lt rer.

April

Reyn.old

1 89

Wou ld You Like To Leave A Me5" sage!

Ann

Gull ickson takes

importam message. Mel>sag

left

w ith t h e W o m e n 's Cenle r arc snre to be re tu rned . - Karen

Anything To Help.

Fm,s!

Perry Wch,,[er

S illirh-Schoffnan: v iew some vi deos they feel may help thc wom en ofPL . - Korell {:(lUSl

and Amy

Se S i nce

1 99 1 .

\V o l 1 1L n ' s Center has b p l ac e I'Of

W()Il1 " n

tu n

the '

n u

eel.

•

I e

project

This wa�

reSO l l rc e � .

year" s major

t nt'

-sp n

, o ri n g w i t h s i x o l h r

t he approx i m alcly I OO agen 11lt: V olume

Fai r

host

about 30

\v a s

held i n the

fal l . " Go-and-do" oppor llm i l i .- Ixo \r i cle a cl ! al l ce to

l i un:-. i n Tacnr n:l { f l he Nort hw SI W

was

age ncies.

schno i s anel organ i 7 a

S t udk.

I h e cel1ter.

cies. which

l ry

and J o l e n e

l ime i n It is a place 10 J U S I re l a x ,

Taylor s pe n d some C] u a l i ly

in vo l u ntee ring for ally or

attend ;; m J/of rorm su pport groups n nc! sc.ek

Support] Heidi JanlZ

oJl1e!h i n g

if th�l:

: s w hat you need.

KO f!:/)

/."" I ( � I

Wnat'sYour Opinion?

Amy

Smllh

Schoffner and Kari Serkland discu�s i m provements for the cente r, Th(; siaff is always working hard 10 1 11 crease J I � refelTa l �en'lce. - K o re l l FO lisl

n e y\' .

A mont h l y n e w s l etter

me l l ' s

was

A s �oc i a

a l so efkct i ve i n

i n form i ng st udents of

l i oll Con rcrenc .

l u n teer op-

The con ference !i e !'

indi

v i d ua l s

D i r t- c l o r .

A my Srnilb

' l ates a n d

S e h o ff n e l"

"reac hes to t h e

s lci a l ser

v i 'es." Frehse sai d . T h e V 1 1 l ntecr Cen tel" is esse n t i a l l y a referral r v ice f

:tudents. fac u l t y

a n d sta ll , hu are i nterested

was

act ive in m a k i n g th e

ferr a l s

agenc ies w h ic h i s

k y t o sell i ng up

i ncli \ i du a l :->

w i t h n posi t i on t ll-'y" l l en

joy . - lleidi Reim ann

Volullicer Ccrlier I nterests Til klng Shi1pe

All For One.

1 [ lakes teamwork_

A few mem bL:fS of

R . O .T.C

10gC:lher to make a rope briJge. --Rubin lvleyers

work

Forel!sicďż˝

1 92 1nterests Taking

Shape

1 ,2,3 Otr We Go.

B ryan Mariel

Eric K i sďż˝, and M ark Stevens pn pare for i! 10 ki l ometer road marcl --

Robin Meye rs

adets They ru n arou n d campus

cadet Lea Houwman.

at 6 A M c hant i ng cadences

A s pec' i a l gro u p o f abo u t

and w a k i n g li p t he neigh bor

20 c a de t s parti c i pated i n the

hood . This is just part of the

R anger Chal fenge ac ti v i t ies

physical tra i n i n g rout i n e s

duri ng Fa l l semester.

that Army I� OTC cadets take

Rangers trained ex tra h ard

The

in t h re e m o rn i n g s a

w i t h add i t i o n a l h o u r s o f

Fre s h rn a n K e v i n

physical t raining a nd c.J r i l l s .

W i les doesn ' t seem to mind

T h e t e a m competed aga i n st

get t i n g u p early . "PT t ends

o t her schools in the region in

y O ll . I t ' s amaz

b u i lding a one rope bridge, a

i n g t he fee l i ng of accom

grenade assau l t course, and a

plishment you get after a

1 0 K run carry ing their ruck

good morning swea t . "

sac ks and eq u i pmen t .

part

week.

to grow ()l1

b e fu

Th rough participat ion i n

Lure otTicers in the US Army.

carnpus e vents a n d A r m y re

Th rough c l asses , fie ld exer

l a ted ac t i v i t i es . r h e PLU

c i ses. a n d l eaders h i p l a b s .

Army ROTC pro motes the

The c adets tra i n

t he cadet s l earn the rou t i ne

w i l l the ac h ieve and the co n

of m i l i tary l i fe .

" R OTC

fidence and ski l l to make i t

b u i l d s confident

l e aders

b ap pen. ROTC cadets work

w h i c h can hel p in any k i nd

hard to be a l l that Lhey can be .

of career, m i l i ta ry or c i v i l

ian . "

-Layout Katie McCoy

sugge s t s sophom ore

Robin Meyers

Looking At Something? Chris Haffey,

Alex Cra w ford,

and

Mall Bouth i l l i e r stop to watch

somct h i g happening i n front of the m . Robin kleyers --

1 92a

�

•

� •

. . ..

Kee p

ha pe

I lltll lVlU'I1J.�c,.

A 11-

ge},l P11ay has bee on t h e soc cer team for t wo yeilrS. The team is fortl.l nMc to be losin g onJ y fou r sen iors oul 0 f Iwen ty one players. -Eric lohllSOIl

I ' VI� fiOl' P01YE n . Thompson's fi rst

"' D I� Ta m m y

year

occer te<l Jn . \Ni t h many pos i tion changl.'�, for t h e whole tc· ' n , t h rou g hout t h e seaso n, ' n e x t y ear !- tcam stands a great cha nce for improvements. E ric Joltns()11 ..

«,HI

f,OrrS

h ' Lutes had bal anced scori ng t h is year.

i th 1 0

d i ffe re n t p l ayers scori ng goa l s and eight di fferen t pl <ly ers co n t r i b u t i n g a s � i s ['s ,

Sophoil lon::

M a n t i l ;) l ed the

ilthy

team

scori ng fo l l owed b y senior Rowe.na Fish.

1 92dWVIIICH

�oc

Keeping I n Shape

Watch out op p onents, for the Women' s Soc cer Team is ready to take . . .

f] IJ�\JrIJ� N � IJ� Th e wom en's

soccer

tea m's season can e to ?t n

end a f ter a fi rs t rou n d

play-off gil m e against Se-

a t t le

U n ivers ity.

Twenty l

w e re m a d e by J o D e e

Stu mbaugh w h o scored

the final goal in overti m e aga inst Western . team spi rits

so ccer

ma tches p

Some o t h er grea t p l a ys

Fox victo ry, a s

t h ro ug h o u t the

P LU

get

played

las t

defea t . "Over

m om e n ts

member,

G i u seffi.

M a ri

" T n Ca l i fornia,

we beCl t Westmo n t 2-0.

Th a t victory was COnch Col leen

p ro ved

this

y ear," said second year

Hacker' s 200t h

w i n ."

cJlrr 1'0l\1' IIAJ.t ni\(�U! Kim A lexa nd er,

Jen n ie Lee, MMi C i nseffi a n d Ta mmy Thompson d oing their best aga inst the Sea ttle Uni ver Sity tea m . After overti me, the fi n n l s c o r e w a s 3 - 5 . - f: n k

Johl1son

year's

a U , we really i m

"We ha d some

te8m

venge for

a bili-

tea m .

big

was

a b le to

se.ison

tha t d is the

high

a f t e r t h e Geo rg e

w ere

A l so,

were

COLI

over the

rse of the season.

I t was d i sappoin ting to lose t h e

game agai nst Se but we

a tt l e U n ivers i ty,

looking forward to " nex t y e a r, said are

GiuseffL- Chris Haffey Layou t Ca tino Neu;lon

nl�"rj\nJt DEllE (�O�II�S 'll10'JnIJ�.

Jenl1 l

lee d r i b bles the ball down the field a ga i nst " Se attle Unive r�i t y pl"yer This is J e n n i e's third yea r on the team - Erik Johnson

1 93

'1'I�l\�I"TOn" IS �f O l' l\ t"rAVS 1)IU�'rI'V. Blake Boling a n d A a Te V a l v Cl s d e mon strate the di fficulties tha t the opposing tea m C3n cause. H a v i ng someone to pi\5S to

is <I n ice fl d va n l age unti l the

. other team ta.kes i t i1wily. -

Karen Faust

.IIJST A1�OTI11�lt .�OnNI�n IiU�Ii. ff co m pleted correctl y a cor ner k ick could (In

easy p o i n t .

p rove

- Ka ren

to be

Fa r/sf

Fake out the defender, dribble, shoot, and .

After its fi rs t l os

i n g season in 15 years,

i n j u r ed , so co n t i n u ity in

i t y to mainta in t he ba l l /'

t h e m i d fi e l d w a s

D u n n sa id , "and work

to m a k e a c o m e b a c k

p la ye d as r i g h t

n ext yea r .

m id fielder, season

said Coach Jim Du n n .

B lake Boli ng, who

" T h e y con

'The teCl m w i l l need t o re c r u i t so m e

key p l ay ers for n e x t seil

Boling

son," D u n n s a i d , "and

lot o f

t h e y w i l l on c e a ga i n be

" T h ere

reckoned w i t h in the

b u t "we

season b e h i n d us as C\

weren' t able

l e a rn i ng ex perience."

especi a l l y

"The

team/' Egg a n sa i d , " ca n

t e n d ers,"

1 0-6-3. "'We've put this

come

g e t he r a s a teCl m," he sa i d .

ll i t e l y

ai d

d e fi -

fu-

lea g u e . " " [ see

noth ing

tu re . "

b u t good

One key to a suc

PLU, " D u n n sa i d .

cessful f u t u re may be

i n its

O n e s t re n g t h ,

fresh m a n cen t e r for

mid fie l d . Pla yers were

however, w a s " the a bil-

wa rd Laef Eggan, w h o

b reaks,

w i t h n i ne go a l s .

o n l y get better."

the fin a l third ." w i ll be

was tea m h ig h scorer

was a

ta le n t,

The team expe

the ball upfield , up to

fel t there

The team's record was

r i e n ced s o m e t o u gh

C a p ta i n

p r o bl e m .

"This

•

�

s oc c er is lo ok ing ahead to use its young ta le n t

w a s a n aberra t i o n , "

•

t h i n g s fo r

-Heidi Reima n n - Layo l I l b y Mindy

McG r iff

GO nl�EI).

th ro w

III�IU� 1'1' e()�II�. in

help your te<'lm a l c t j f i t 'is <'I s to n g pOl n t . C !'IeI Hal terma n sei Hches for a tea mma te to m a ke the r i g h t pla y or a nice p<l s s . - Kn rell ca n

Fn u s t

goa l i e hilS t he most s tress job On t he field. J ust

ful

i m a g i n e b e I ng i n A d a m

W h i t e ' s s po t

a s i'\ player charges you a l fu ll s peed . Karen F(lIiSI (rom the other tei'\ffi

Il lfJ IIIJGII'I�S

The men's soccer team fi n i shed the season w i t h a n

overa l l record of s i x w i ns,

len l osses a. nd � h ree l i es

They finished th i rd in the ir

co n fere nce w i th a record

of t h ree w i m a n d

1 \\1 0

lo sses, w h i l e i n t he i r d i s

tri c l . D i sl rict I , the men

fi n i s hed w i t h one w i n and t wo l osses

In�'ns IJI)! McDl rmJd o(

the

" ir

Brya n

pu lls t he ball out w i t h h i s h ead ,

w h i le J eremie Ll p ton co mes

(or s u pport. A hei\ der is bes t way to get co n t rol o f t e ball si nce it is the first thing thilt ca n get co n t a c t . Knren Fa u s l In

often t he

1 95

I)I.L\V!

Stepho n i e Rose

Core observe one of the many gre<lt tnv (llld M a rg aret

ments of t h e S i mon Fri1 ser game ca t es,

the score:

4 2-4 i n d i

-Keith Thygerson

n i l) YOIJ S I� I� 'VIIi\,., I SJ\'V? Lei g h

C ray ton, Stephanie Rose, Mar

garet Core, And rea S m ecl es

a n d Rachael Ga ither watch the ga m e as co-ca p tains A m y

Manno & Al ison G ra nd e d i s cheer. -Kei th Thygcrson

c u s s the ne x t

(;0, 'll�UI, (JO. Cray ton is one

Leigh

the e i g h t

cheerlea ders who i n sp i re t h e t e a m to a v i c t o ry . TiJygrrson

- Kei!h

Fall CilCers/o({ in Shape

1 9 6 K eepmg

(�UI�I�nS'llU7J.l:

Left-

Right Stepha nie Rose, L . igh Crayton, Megan Arno, Al ison G rZl nde, A n d rea S m ed e s , Rachel Ga ither, Amy M o r i n o (not shown: Margaret Core) Photo Services -

PL U Cheerstaff rally enthusiam a d leads tIle school in team ...

C h eer leading seerns to

lik

act i vi ty,

d oe

sp( \rt tha n

C'ven

not get

tenbon

though

much

so m e of t h e

)orts t h y cheer for do.

h e eight f I I cheerlea d prach e a n h o u r a nd a 1 1 f v ry n igh t of t h e ee k plus attend a l l of Ie games w i th the tea m s . u r i ng t h e hours of a i ni ng, th e cheerl eaders ,

r a c ti c e d a n ce m o v es ,

jumps,

cha n ts, a n d c o n

struct i nspirationa I

s i g ns .

"There i s al

ways a l o t to do" Rachel

sa ys

G a i t her, a f i r

to h e r seco n d yea r on the

sq u C\ d . "Inte rim i s a l w a y s

a l o t of fun beca use o f the ligh t sc hed u l e" .

The a w a y ga mes

T h e "crowd rea l l y gets i n

req u i re m o re

vol ved," w h i c h makes i t

time, b u t

easier fo r the c heerlea d

a r e more

ers.

en joyable

well wor t h t h e h a rd w o r k

beca use yo u

a n d effort p u t i n," SC1yS

year cheer "I t req u i res

get

lot of time,"

il d d s

A n d retl

Campbe l l,

referring

a re supportive i n the

c h e e r l ea d ing p r o c e s s .

s t

lead er.

Coaches a nd p l a yers a re highly involved a n d

town

l ea v e

and

get

away from the rou

"The e n d resu l t i s

C a m pb e l l .

- Chris Haffey

- Layo u t Ca t ina Newlon

t i n e of t he Lu t e d om e .

[)oil •• Ifl'! U I�IU� I' (�O }II�S. R a c h e l

l i t her enterta i ns the crowd t h one of the 1 , 000 foot ba l1s � t {Ire thrown i n a season ii/r Thygersoll

1 97

nIt; I(('TI� ? Ded icated

Lutes' fa ns "vCl tch the foot

ba l l ga m e ( r o m t h e s t a n d s a t S pa r ks Sti'l d i u m .

-Erik

After an undefeated

sea

10/111 so 11

son . t he L u tes went on to

Nationals once agai n. The

t e a m de feate d

the east

coast Westm in ster team

from Pennsy l van i a. The

fi n a l score was PLU 50,

West m i nster 20. Sev eral

PLU a t h letes were recog, n i zed as A l l - A mericans.

Those

re c e i v i ng

th i s

honorwere Marc Weekly,

G a v i n S t an l e y ,

Jason

Thiel , and Ted R ide l l .

Llltes are fired up over brotherhood and...

A n yo n e c<'I n tell yo u that Lu te footb(t l l isn' t

another footbCl I l t e(t m . the

The team

n a t i o n i'l l

just

e n tered

p l il y - o f fs

ranked oumber o n e n (1 t i o n il l l y , fin i s h i n g reg u l M sea son play ilt 7-0- 1 -

One of t he d r i v ing forces to play wel l was the tea m ' s " h u nger for exce l

l e n ce , "

C O (l c h

F r osty

Westenng sel l d . Th il t "hun-

UIl� IJB 1� Il�Il�

ger" d rove I hem to reachi ng

lake a wa y t h e g ua l l t i es of

the na tional chCl mp ionship

loyal ty, teamwor!.<, honesty,

pla y-offs. tvI uch d eeper lhan

their b r i l l i a n t

S Llccesses

ru n s a c loseness and

<�

d e s i re to make

e fl c h o t h e r

t he best � h ey

be. W es t e r i n g

hopes rl t h l e t es

t rust and the a b i l i t y to fa ce c h a l lenges. E a c h p l a yer sees himself as

a " ser vant w , n r i or,"

serv i ng a n d ca r i ng for ot h e r s you

help

success,"

"If

can

o t h e rs

Captflin

C h a d B a r n e t t sa i d ,

succeed yourself." Becilu e o ( t h i s i'l tt· t ude, Westeri ngsees t h a t th t e a rn has "become succes: fu I as (I b y - p rod u\.t ra th!' thiln (I goa l . " "Com i n g a n d plrl) mg foot ba l l {\ � PLU h",s p ro\: <l bly been t he most i n fl uN t i a l e x perience of my l i te , Jeff Dougl(lss said " I w i (l l w() y s b e a Lu te."- Hei, R ei m a n l l - L a y o u t R il chell Hubert "you

Bilrne t t , the Lu l es r u n n i n g bilek, receives I he fool ball ilnd q u i ck l y t h i n k s o f his next m o v e . -Keith Thygasu I '

1� I N n t'J'11��! Eas tern Oregon

fool b(l l l players .'l t templ to t a , k l e q lla r terba c k /vI (l TC Wef' k l y . - Eri/, johnson

V i t h n i n e m i n u tes a nd seconds to go, he Lut€s (lre s t i l l victorj· 'us. -E rik johnson o r t y-eigh t

:-:--

J/ btl"'-'vOf� -:'F�

Kee p l n g In Shape

199

,UIOS'I' 'I'HI�UI�!

J oel

Eilers a nd Pa trick Lindsa y l ook Lo t he fi nish line. It was a nother gorgeous da y to run a cross cou n t r y ra ce. Knren -

Faust

Kos ter keeps her mi nd focused .

Foclls and concen t ration get

you t h rough t h i s s t renu ous

s po r t .

Karen Fous:

D IGllt GII't'S Some of t he N AJ A's best tc runs

showed fOJ the PLU

Invitational held at Ft.

S t e i l acoom Park. Teams

i n c l u ded

PL U ,

UPS ,

Wh i lman, S imon Fraser,

Li nfi e J d . and We stern

Was h i n gto n . i s h. e d

fo u r t h

women's

PLU fin I II

the

race and S teve

O w e n s fin i s h e d third

200

Cro�:, CO /Illly Keeping i n

Shape

o verall for the men's race.

Young Cross C ountry teanlS overCOllle obstacles with unity, hard work and . . .

DD D� DD II �l��Il� II Ev eryone knows the road to success is a ro ugh one . Bu t no b od y knows this better than the cross coun try team. Of t h e

top

members of the

tea m ,

men's

fr es h m a n

try Johnson he l d Des

h el ped prepare th e team for m ee ts from Salem to Ft. Steilacoom .

"With t he s m al l num ber of people, you rea l l y get to know the te am and u nd er-

s ta nd wha t e v er y o n e ' s g

i n g through,"

SaaUloff

Slid

t h e

The

num ber two spot.

a m p re

The

men's top run

ner was Steve Owens a n d Tre n t Erickson finis h ed out the top three. Turi Widsteen l ed the women, junior Amy Sa a thoff held t h e number two posi tion, and Jennifer Ma c Do u g a l l ran third. Practices included hill workou ts, "aerobic ru n n i n g " a n d s p e e d w o r k . Th ese p rac t ice s

ON YOIJIl SlIT,

(;(,!

lliU1K , Sco t t Jensen,

race spa ghe t ti feed s , a n d t h e men's tea m even got ta ttoos toge ther . " (Th ese a th l e tes)

have thr d is c i pl ine tha t it takes to se t goa ls and carry those goals o u t/' Brad Moore said . ''Those a re th e same assets that con trib u t e t o any sort of achievemen t, espec ia l l y in a thletics ." - Heidi Reimann - Layou t Allison Gray

S'11101J.I'I'llIl01J"D

Steve Owens, Brian Taylorand

'l'HI� "TOOnS!

Destry Joh nson prepare to per-

Metzger enjoys the sol i t ude of

form. They have been practic-

ing hard for weeks w aiti n g for the opport u n i t y to show their talen t . - Karen Fa usl

Sa ndy

the woods as she pushes her

self to the end . - Karen Fallst

Not just any grou of eople can ump, set, and sp ' ke a ball to ...

UVI] �UIl� tea m,

The vol l yba ll d spite the you th

of the t a m and u n foreseen obs tacles, played , season tha t i mp roved as i t p ro gressed . "Th ey j u s t k ep g e t t i n. g bet ter," Coach Jerry Wey ert said .

plClY w a s a real key. "The s trength of o ur t eC1 m i s our d e fense," he S<1id . The t e a m qua l i fi e d for dis trict competi t i o n , fi n i s h ing a t 5-5.

The

As far as ski Us

g o , W e yd e r t s a i d

the

the ball" a nd keep the ba l l in te,un's a bi l ity to "d i g

(; "7]� rf JUJ� YOU (JOT.

Dia n e Sklow conce n

t r a tes o n

her se rve. She is one o f the l€il m's stron gest ser v ers. - KarOl Fa ust

IJI), I JI), j\.t�nA"rj\y. Melanie Wright a n d Diane Sklow lel1 p si m u l l taneously into the a i r to block the bri l l tha t i s o n i t 's w(JY over the net. The team played l1ga inst Lewi and Cla rk ea rly in the season. Ka ren Faust -

lIollel/boll

20 2 Keeping

i n Shope

te a m

looks for w a rd to be i ng reC\ l l y m p e t i tive in t h

d i trkt in -

yeClrs to come.

Heidi Reimn nn

-Layou t Mirldy

McG riff

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203

1'1'

N O'f �I y �ll\N !

M ike Morga n watches as q ua r

terback Bjll Cohen scra mbles

to a void t he pursuing A a ron C h ri s t ia n .

-April Reynold:;

1\ '.J'fIU r"Ai�GUJ)? Tim nOlN�J ' (�lUN.;, SPlJ\T! O'De l l m i s t a kes t he net lo r t he

Ju ngleJlm that he knew a l l too

l i t t le boy.

well as

204

Fnll lrr i ra m u ra is

Reytlolds

Kee p i n g Tn Sh a pe

April

Adam Lindquis t d oes the spl i t sp ike d u ring a n intense i ntra m u ral voJleyball ma tch. April -

ReyrlOlds

Whether winning

fall intrarnurals bling a slice of . . .

or losing,

D� � � IT �IJ� D� Ill] D� N �IJ�

(.001' )IA,

Li terally hundreds of

break, and s till others want

a t h l e t e s fr o m c a m p u s

to remain competitive in

stormed the courts and

sports without the time

fields to play flag football,

commitment or pressure of

soccer a nd volleyball . Spe

a varsity sport.

cial " n i g h t ga mes" a t tracted those i nterested

in water volleyball, a

"Persona lly, I cannot sit around on my butt," Colin Arnold, cap tain of the cham

wiffle ball World

p i o n s h i p

Series, a Nerf

m e n ' s

foo tba ll

o p e n

World

v o l ley

Champi

ba l l team

onship and

said . "Getting

a Schick 3-on-

dirty or muddy

3 basketball tour nament. Physical fitness is

just

one reason people turn out

on the soccer field

is better than watch i ng Geraldo."

for intramurals . Some seek the socia I a tmosp here, oth ers are looking for a s tudy

S'I'ATlJE

- Heidi Reinumn

- Ryan Petersen

1..IIIJEU1'Y.

An intra m u ra l QB d oes h is version of the famOllS origi na l . -April ReyllOlds

1\To nAN))S !

::;uarded by x , y demonstrates

new wa y of ca Ichi ng the foot �aJ1. -April Reyllolds

205

It I� 1\ J) Y , I� I •.', II '1' '.

. 'J' I� J\. �I , R e c e i v i n g th e

coach's i'ld v i ce a n d wisd o m d u ring t i m e o u t s a n d i n be I ween q u a r t ers was essent ia I to w i n ning a nd stra tegy. - Keith T!rygersOI1

A season of inj uries

and adversity teach team unforgettable . . .

IJ IJ�

2l l\:

�

Th Women 's Bas

k tb a l l team h a d a y ea r of c

d vc rs i ty.

inju ri es occu rri ng to

ous

key play ers

W i th numer

r "J

other p lay

put in

were

u s ua l rol es.

u n-

l\:

was a rea l l ea r n i n g ex pe

r i e nce." With

on ly

t h e main port ion o f the team being

.of

freshmen a n d

i njury

s o p h o mo res,

lead er,

t h e o u t

s e n l o r

one

gra d u a t i ng sen ior a nd

to te a m

�

fe r Rich es sa id , " t h i s yea r

W i th a seriOll S

k nee

�

look

Clay to n, o ther

w e re

pla y e rs

forced to try and pick u p her scoring loa d .

T h e teu m pu l l ed

together

ll d f i n i s h e d

s t ro ng b y co m i ng fro m

behind to win their last ga me. Sopho more J e n n i-

20 6WOIllCII 'S

Keeping

fo r

the fu t u re is

Baskdball in S h il pe

very good .

injuries, ers

were

W i th a l l the

m a ny p l ay-

gi ven p l a y i n g

t i m e t o sha rpen

theirskills

a n d ga i n pl a y i n g experi

ence.

- Kris A hlers

� V � II\J l\:

Mi H i H oseth s hoo ts fo r t wo . Young-:r pl" y ers we r(' c r u c i a l t o the tC J. n I thlS ye<l r . Kc!ilh -

Thyge rso11

D u ri n g some

h ri s l l lms b re a k.

sports <; l i l l c o n t i nue,

wom� n ' s basketba l l be i n g of the m .

one

Duri ng t h e i r

tra v e l s this pasl

111

.h risl mas

leam experienced

nor ae ' idcnt i n v o l v i n g [he van.

Thankfu l l y . a l l playel c'

on l y su ffered m i ne and hi u is ers

l1a v i nh

games.

with to

bumps

some

m i ss

play

fe w

The team f ug h l

through this adversity r n I h ' rl' :-,I

o r ( he

season .

II I n t l� , IlIIlBIJ� snOOT.

nior C thy Clayton was i n cd this season. She w a s a y player and team leader. ill! TIIyger501l -

207

Win or lose men's basketball didn't lose sight of team . . .

�

� TID IT Il IT C?lJ\J 1 993-94 sea

The

so n w a s a

for

stepping slone

the Ru n n i n g Lu t es .

o n l y two se n i ors, L u t es were a b l e t o

With t he

t u rn

a ro u n d

w i t h m a n y close

that

co u l d

h a v e gone (

t h e r w a y . W i n or lose, tl Lu t es k ep t it a l l in pE s pecti ve a n d grew . f r i e n d s a n d as

tea m .

y o u n g and t a l

en ted team and

put

pro gram on the

the

s e a s o

m a ..v n ,

u p-

sWIng. g u a rd

h a v e bet

wha t t h e L u t·

m en t ed ,

I t w a s a c h a l leng ing season fo r t h e L u tes

Jun-

Bra ndon flX s hows why he i s so i m porta n t to t he tea m . few p l a ye rs can ta ke the ba l l in l i ke tha t . - Ph ot o Services ior

Mel! '5 Baske t hall

20 8 Keep i n g i n Sh<l pe

two seniors gives t l

"the future

L u tes . "

h o pe d

be, g ra uat ing o n

com

looks b r ig h t for t h e R u n

SI.J'�1 n(JNli . . .

ha d

Rya n

B ro d e rson

n i ng

gam

R u n n i ng Lu tes hope f,

a brigh t fu t u re wi th a pr gra m on t h e up -sw ing. -

S usa n Detlor

rfnl� (;1'�1I� I)I�'N .

Coach B ru ce Harold so n t a kes (\ t i me out to help his players. Pho t o Services

111) AN)) IN!

Sopho-

more MC! t l Lowell shoots for two d espi t e the na gging d e fense . -Pholo Services

HIGBI..lf.II'I'�.. Mat[ on

'h wort h camed a spot

the aIJ -totirnamenl t he

game

tea m .

aga i n s l

G u stavus, A s h w n h e x ploded for

career-high 34

po i n ts and added fi ve boa rd s agai n s l G u stavus.

He l ead

the Lutes i n scori ng and re

bo und i n g th · , . ason .

209

.JO rI'J�I\M .JO!

K e u c henmeister

m o re J e n c heers

Sopho-

the

L u t es .

Keuchenmeister's s ec o n d yea r W i\ S spent as s q uad co-ca p t a i n . -Jim Keller

1\ '1'UfI'\

O l Jl' e n m�n . . .

Sophomore A nd rea C il m pbel l perfo rms

q u i c k cheer to i n

!. p i re t he c rowd i n t h e rema i n i n g l a s t fe w m i n u t es o f t h e g a m e . T hese c heers <I re c rucial t o b U i l d i n g up tea m s p I r i t .

J im Keller

21 0

WiHler Cheer Keeping in Shape

SAl' (;lImsS]�! w i n te r

The 1 994

c h e e rs ta f f :

Kim

Burn ham, Andrea Ca mpb el l S a ra h

P a r k er,

len

Kuechen meister, and Tonya

Pasinetti. -Jilt! Keller

Think enthusiasm, think spirit, think ...

GGVn RY�TI�D� DB a� [[] D� D� DB Beginnjng i n Oc

a n d A nd rea Campbel l .

was highlighted by an all

ober thro ugh the end of

" We were a l l friends prior

expense p a i d trip t o

'ebru a ry , if y o u were

to bejng a part of the cheer

Idaho along with the bas

ooking for five particu

s t a ff,

a r so phom ore g irls,

was

so a

the squad lot of

ketball team. spent

The girls

December

3rd

rou'd need t o look i n the

through the 5 th cheering

;ym . Tha t is where you

,vould find the w i n ter

Albertson's Tournament.

PLU

rea djust their cheers to fit i n to Memoria l Gym.

A l l basket

ba l l ga mes were p layed in

Memorial this yea r , -Jim Keller

The

:heerstaff most nights,

Even though the

Jracbcing their cheers,

squad must pay for

:hants , and dances for

their own uniforms and any camps they may

he next big game. This year's s taff

attend, they don't seem

:onsisted of co-capta ins

to mind a bi t. "The expe

enn i fer Keuchenmeister

sa id,

md Tonya P a s i n e tt i ,

had a re

dong

ti me."

with

(�HlmIUNG 111l0M l'U E ]�NI) . The cheerstaff had to

Kim

3urnha m, Sa rah Parker,

" W e ally good

The sq uad's year

rience is worth it,

Taylor Peters

said

Natalie Layout -Jessica

K uechenmeister.

211

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21 3

1)I� nl�I�(�rl' r()n�1 . C:lsey Alex performs for PLUs med ley relay tea m . - April Reynolds

TILe swi m mers once a ga i n retu rn d to na tiona ls. The talen ted s w i m m ers i n cluded senior Mary C a rr

a n d soph o m re M a t t Sellman w ho wone the awa rd s fo r ou tstand ing female and male sw i m mers.

Carr finished fourth

the N a t i on a l ' s 200

a n d 200 i n d i v i d u a l med l ey . M a t t Sellman finished n i n th in the 1 650 y, rd fre tyle.

breasts troke

5will/lI/;" g

2 1 4 Keeping in Shape

Knowing when to come together in order to . . .

C l i n g i n g to t h ei r

Nevertheless, nex t

co m i n g

y ear' s wome n ' s t ea m ca p the e n d , PLU t a i n , K r i s t i n G o r d o n , s w i m m ers ha d y e t a n w a n ts " t o m a k e s o m e ot h e r s uccessfu l seaso n . c h a n ges," s h e s a i d . "J " T h e h i g h l i g h t w a n t to bring in a new tra d i tion

th ro ug h a t

was

that everyone pre! ty

m u c h came toge t h er when they had t o , " a s

s i s t a n t coach Bruce

a t t i tude." Much o f

Gordon's s p i r i t

co mes

fr o m

Coa ch

Fl e t c h e r . G o r d o n

F l e t cher sa id .

found h im i n spi

rationa l and h i s "wa y

of coaching

m o t i v a t-

s t re n g t h in t h e tea m's

d id

fi n d t h i s yeel (' s

consistency.

"The team rea � l y

worked toge ther well at

the work o u ts , " h e

sa i d . The l e ngth o f th e

it d ifficu l t for a t h l etes to

s t a y focuse d , b u t " t hey stood toget h er

rees tyle, Bret Bastain s h o w s peed a nd endura nce. Bilsta i n om p eted a t the na tional meet [) t h is event. -Apn/ ReyilOlds

d id really, rea l l y wel l/' Gor don said .

swim sea son often makes

Cl (J I C� I' 1\ �I () �J I� N 'f 0 F , InU�i\'f II . In t he 1 650 1\ N 'f I (� I I)i\ 'I' I O N .

t e a m s u c ces s f u l , too. /lO u r tea m

i n good

And she o n l y sees

good things fo r t he future. " We had a g r ea t team

this

year/' s h e sa i d , " a nd it's

only going to get be t t e r

t i mes a nd bad," Fl etcher

sa i d .

Reimann

y ea r . "

Hei d i

CHi Tved tel1 is pre p arin g for t he 400 1M . Tved ten has been sW i m m i ng for eJeven yeus. April Reynolds

21 5

fJONI� nln�OnE 'l'11I� U1UJJ IS Jlfl'! Lead i n g o f f is one

start

way to get a j u m p

on t h e run to th e n e x t

base. In many cases t h e player i s gone a nd runn i ng before the ba t t e r eve r c o m p leted their swing. - April Reynold

II If,U tlfyll't'S The I Y94 LlI l e � ba'\c b a l l t e a m fi n i s hed t h t! . c a s on estab l ishg a n e w n.�conl at

PLU .

Ac h ie .. i n;:- 25 w i n � .

t hey fi n i shed rhe seaso n w i t h

rhe record o f t h e most w i n : in a si ngle

'e ason. The Lutes

also earned Iht! opportunity

to a t t end the O i I ri c l I p I a

o tIs . Tht: last l i me t he Lutes atte nded the playoffs 1 98 7 .

w a�

T h is past year the

team i � I hollghl LO be t he best baseball tea m PLU ever had.

1'1' S OIYIYli\ III�IU�!

The d ugout anxiollsly w a tches li S t he ba t t r co m p l etes h i s s w i ng. ' ow i I 's up to the ba tter to make it to fI rst b fore the sk i l led £ielder� ta g him out. April Reynold

B::..:.;.: (I �..:. eb(l c:.;.;... .::. I1 ---:--:-- -: [n Shape

21 6 J<eepmg

Hey batter, batter,

W i t h a 26- 1 6 re c o rd , b a se ba l l

com p l e t ed

i ts

w i n n i n ge s t season e v er. · ' I t ' s a 1 8 0 d egree tu rn fro m last year," fre s h m a n p i t c h e r J oe l ; a i (I .

B a rn e t t

L i n fi e l d P L U m a d e u p a n i n e po i n t d e fi c i t . -

Fre s h m a n

A n drew Coc h r a n a t t r i bu t ed m uch o f the lea m ' S s uc

ers h i p of n i n e se

"Th a t

m ors . A n

J a r -

this

seaSOJ1 was

i a t i s fy " Ing.

that " ('I l ot of u n d e r c l ('l s s m e n

T w o

go t ('I l o t o f p l a y i n g

ligh l i g h ts c a m e from t he u pset victo-

-ies o v er te a m s w h i c h the Lmes had not beate n in a [ lea�[ I I years . The fi rs t w a s

le w i s - C i a rk S t a t e C o l lege w h i c h wen t o n to w i J1 the lational ti t l e . and the ot her was

o t her p l u s

J C u a r

cess to the s t ron g lead

m ade

•

p i tc h e r

L i n fi e l d .

A ga i n s t

t i m e , " C oc h r a n s a i d . This k i nd of p l ay i n g e x pe r i e nce w i l l o n l y m a ke t he tea m s t ron g e r he said . ,

" W h a t we need i s j u st more a n d m ore experi-

ence." Coc h ra n sai d . " W i t h m o re e>.. POSll re we ' l I c o n t i n u e t o d e ve l op . "

Reim(lnn

He idi

U.l f; II 'I' S'I'ln) 'lll1�IU�! Often hi t ting the ball is not the hard part, but milking i l l o first base s a Ee ly i s . H y o u c a n ' t g e t to firs t there i s n o way you will m a ke I t ho:ne ' . - April Re1) l lOld

217

For Lute softball, success has become . . .

T h e w o m e n ' s soft ball is fi n i s h i ng

u p a n

o t her s u ccessf u I s e a s o n in t h e post-season. Th e team has an array

of talented

play ers, w h ich have a ll

Joh n s to n . Johnston he lped the Lu tes get to na tiona ls b y w i n n i n g two of the three ga mes she pitched in d uring the dis trict and

bi-district tournament.

The team is led i n

co n t r i b u ted to t h e tea ms p ro g re ss to

s p i r i t and offense by

thei r

a ttain

goal of a na ti on a l t i t l e . �z:!'�

sopho

m 0 r e

L u t e s fi n

s e c o n d

ished t h e sea son with a 38-1 7 r e c o r d a n d w e re

a w a rded seve n t h seed in t he six teen- t e a m n a tio nal

sen ior ca tcher,

tournamen t.

b a s e m a n J e n ny Swanson. was

Sw a n s o n

n a med N A lA player of the yea r . Wi th y o u ng pitch

The team will b e

i n g a nd an a rray of tal

re ly i ng on t h e pi tching of

ented p l a y ers i n each class,

fresh m e n

the prospects fo r con t i n

J a n e ll e

G u n ter

a n d Eri n Need h a m a nd

u e d Lu t e s u ccess

ju nior

ball are very good . - Kris

Stephanie

Ahlers

soft

(iO 1.1JTI�S GO. Na ncy B ro nson d oes her pa rt to lead he r tea m to victory.

:::. So::.!.: .: fl..: ba.:. :..: /I_ .:..: _____

218 Keeping i n Shape

J) I� J) I C� il '.' I O N l)llVS OI11�. Jenniter S w a n so n has been ind ispe nsible to h e r leam. This yenr she was an all - american.

219

'I'OIJ"1I S '11JIl)�

. .

Led

by Tofa McCormick, Dev yn

Copley a nd Si g rid Sil h l i n ro w

rd s victory . The w a t i l ' I t h a t d a y wa s con s i d e red p e r low

fect by a l l the c r w m embers.

Ap nl RCYllold

nO"1Nf. 1"'�T)�Il

• • •

J o h a n n , L u t t e m a n , C a ro l Tobian, Sigrid Sa hlin, Dev yn Copley and Tafa M cCormick soa k up some fa ys w h i le fO W ing. Tofa's p os i t i o n is ex

tremely i m porta n t fo r a l l row ers in t ha t boat; s h e is the cox

swain a n d inst ructs the ro w ers pede ling t hei r tec hniq ues. -llpril Reynold

DOIJ B IJ� '11l0IJnIJ�

'I'U I�

..•

Bria n Boldt

and JoC' Brandt !citm up for a short jau n t a round the la ke. S i nce: crew p ract ices a re very e;\rl y i n t he morni ng, cre w members know t he true mean i n g of � x h a u s t i o n ! -April Reynold

22 0

C =. .:.; rC7c.:. (; ....Keeping In Shape

Crewr • volves more t

st rowing and ha d work ;

it takes ...

Up in t h e m orn i ng and back a f t e r n oo n .

out in t h e

W h a t else

could i t be bu t Crew? The morni ng a i r on the wa ter chills the rowers a s they pra ctice t h e i r ski lls

Sound

was

sweepin g victo all even ts. Other

ebr<lted

r i es in

exci t i n g m eets took pla V a n co u v e r ,

and tec h n i q ue. If

ington

ter a t Amerl

the cre w m e m bers

center fo r a weigh t lifting workou t. Though Crew ta kes a lot o f time and dedication, i t

pays off in

the end . The fi erce COtn

peti ti 011 b e t w een PLU and Unive rsi t y of Puget

! U S rl' (� nl�"T I N (J � n o lI N )) . . . J o h a n n a

IJ�U)JNG 'l'O'fJUU) \' I (� l' 0 It V . . . 0 e y n

u l t e m an, "-- <:I ro l Tobi(l n , il nd

Co p l e y disp;a ys her best effort while row i ng . H a rd work i s high l y valued i n c rew. -April R eynold

.grid Sahlin keep with l h e Iy t hm of the s t rokc set b I the ro ker, who i s no t p i c t u red :re. J OhCtnl'2 Just kee p s thi n k Ig "Yal e ! Yale ' " througho u t rll ctlce. -ApYlI RC!Jll old

and

W e s tern Was h Un i

versi ty.

Th e row

ca n

cro wd in t h e fi t n ess

C o r vall i s ,

not in t h e wa

Lake 0 11 Cam p M u rray!

put t o test a t

the a nnual meet. PLU cel

w e l co m e d

ya c h t i n g sea with the Mon tel ake Cut rll CC () t t he Un i versity of Wash the

son

i ng t o n .

one

Two womert's i1 nd

m e n ' s b o a ts vve r ,�

hea ded

spn ng.

- Chris

nationals in 1at

I-Jaffey

-LC11..JO Ut Rachelle Hu bert

221

'I' II I �r Ii i N (. 1;IIET

• • •

As t eamma te Bri a n

Tha y e r sets ma n

II I S

screen,

J .P. H u tchens

fre s h

loo ks to

pass. SI m i la r to foo t ball bo th

passi ng a nd r u n n i n g w i th the

bn l l tir e key s t ra teg ies. Keller

-filii

Men fild women unite for exercise,

fUll fild...

Q� aD DU UD D� uu� TI uu� TI aD � Too

FAS..

Kristian

FOR

VOU

E r i c kso n

The men's lacrosse

• • •

runs

u n h(l rrased t o score, but op posing team m e m be r s < He hot o n h i s t ra il . -Jim Keller

team was established at PLU fi ve years ago and

has grown

in p opu l a rity

si nce. The tea m ros ter held 27 men, in clud ing abo u t a dozen fresh man.

traction for men is that "you ca n hit each o ther," Capta in

I S McGold rick said .

1 993 bore PLU's

women' s

lacrosse tea m .

Kee pi n g i n Sh"pe

IJE very bod y' s skill s

a re g rea t,"

Captain

Eri n

Manza said. Ma nza is o n e ol just two play ers wi th experi e n c e be f o r e

t his

y ea r .

"Now they just need experience."

O ne p robJ em the tea m of17 players£aced was getting cl ea red by the a thle tic depa rtmen t , Struggles with ' red

"We both ca rry lacrosse

t ap e ' didn' t seem to effect

spor t," Captain DanielJ e

stronger bonds agams t (ad

s t ic ks, bu t it's a differen t = ll= IC:..o:. rO"" ss;::. e..

sport.

Per

hap s the a t

222

l acrosse is not a fu l l con tact

E rickson said . Women's

the team.

"We formed

versity)," Erickson Heidi Reimann

sai d . -

Tilt: wOll1cn'� l ac ro.....c learn l:�lahli.' hed lhemse l ves as <I n

i n tegral p'm ofPL

it:lic w i th he

on . w

nOl U

ath

six. game seaea on

r-cord

f�l i r re p te 'ellla

l ion of t he team's

effon

and overall s k i l l . The team ended t heir sea 'on i n latc A pri l with the PNLA tour namenl

egoD,

i n Portland. Or

SMJ\SII !

The oppon e n t

s t a nds no ch ance a s h e i s sand) . B. b e t w een w iched Bre l l M c G o l d rick and Bol l i nger d emons tra ting t h e b rutali t y and full bod y con tact invol ved in Lacrosse. - l i m Keller

ďż˝mR(:Y!

Eric A nt h ony

momentarily gla nces at iI fa Ile n

o p ponen t. He l ooks fo r the ball and quick l y moves o n . -

Jennifer Pacewic ,

223

S O �I I� l' II i\ 'I' S S II (.'I' ! Chris Ega n l u nges '

f o r a d i f f i c u It s ho t.

T h is

' u n i que' backhand was u sed to i n ti m id a te his oppo n e n t d uring wa rm up

-Jim Keller

The men \ tenni team began the 93-94 season with

bang. They

m a i ned

u n de fea t e d

t h roll Oh t he i r m atch againsl the U niversj ty of Oregon.

Up until

that poi nt they had wo n e l even

matches .

s t ra i � uht

1.. 00 Ii 1\ '1' j\ l� l '('111\'f I) ( ) "r Inl . . .

Se n i or J 011 Zepp be g� n the sea sor w i th an

i mpress ive 1 0- 2 record i r

$illg[e� c ompe t i tion Crowds w e rt s par�e b u t e n t h u s i a st i c . Keller

MCIl 's TCIIIJis

224 Keep ing in Shape

-Jin

I� Y I� O N '1' U I� 1I1\IJJ. R i n n Row les g i v e s 'I' D L' ''' I S S O �I I� FOIU�I11'Nn! S t roke� e v e r y match his a l l . Tel\o i � a l l o w � fo r p l a yers

to a c r

vicl ll a l �

p a rr of

a� we

11 as

a� a

indi tea m .

l i ke this one by J on O l s on w e r e f l key element to PLU', S l i c c e s s u l

9 )-94

-Jim Kellt?r

s e fl s o n .

-Jim Keller

Men' s tennis takes a 'spring' break not only fOf fun but fOf. . .

TI I/O]JD DB aD \jf D� I/O D� N' �Q� The men ' s t e n n i s

[eam has h a d an i m pres s i ve

y ear. goi ng 1 6- 1 a n d wi n n ing (he NC1C c h a m p i o n ship .

Tbe team w a s led b y

re t u rn i n g

m e m b e rs L a rs

Vetterstad the N lim ber I

p l ayer S h ane V e l e zal ,

No. 3 , Jon

Coach M i ke Benson in h i s

t went y - fi v e y ea r c aree r a t PLU .

The t i tle

put

L u t es i n g reat s h a pe fo r the

road to n a t i o n a l p l a y . B o t h

B e n son a n d h i s p l ayers are a n x i o u s for n a t i o n a l com pe t i t i o n . B e n s o n

Zepp

pl ay i n g J l N o . 4 ,

s t ressed men ta l

p l a y i n g

and N o . S m a n

t h ro u g h

R o c k y

out the

Po u l i n .

year.

S t rong p l a y-

"We

a re

cont inu i ng to

I n g ex pen e nce

i m pr o v e

came from a spri ng

bre J k rou r o f CJ l i for-

n i a . D u r i n g the tr i p !.he ,

the

L u tes were a b le to defeat

have fu n .

and

con-

t i nU i n g [0 gro w m e n

ta l l y and be l i e vi n g in ou r

Po i n t Loma and Cal i fo rn i a

sel ves ," said B e nson .

i n t he i r r e sp ec t i v e d i s t ri c ts.

great season to be p ro u d o f

B a p t i s t , w h o a re champions

The NCIC cha m p i

o n s h i p was the ni nereenrh c o n fe re n ce t i t l e w o n by

The Lu tes h a v e a

th i s y e Ll r .

- R ob i n M eyers

225

Forehand, backhand and endurance are all necessary for the women' s tennis ...

W i th Coach of the

won the i r re s pective s i n g l e s

Year. R u s ty C arlso n , and

champ i o n s h i ps at t h e N C I C

S ha n n o n T i l l y . as

the

Sportsman A ward w L n ne r,

the

tou rname n t a n d are look i ng o n w a rd to post

L u te s

seaon play.

wome n ' s [ennis

"The season

tea I n has been o n a ro l l this sea

1J==� e

v e

t ho u g h

son .

stressfu l and team

a c h a l l e n ge . "

second a t the N orth west Co n ference of In dependent Col leges Tour name n t with a J 3 -4 overall ercord for the seaso n . Ti l l y and Jen Seals

said S e a l s . The te am i s loo k i ng for gre at things i n the fu ture as many pl ayers are e xpected to re turn for fu ture seasons .

n 0 "r II I (, II I S S T Il.I� 'f C U If 0 11 1'01''1' �T lrl' ? Karen Tllt"I' Slnt'TI� ! Alex, Schmid t does not e ven bother

looking at the ball, bu is 1110re concerned w i th where t he n e t is locZl ted . - Jim Keller

WOll1en '5 Tel1!lIs

226 Keeping i n Sha pe

Marsh puts greZl t force i n to he serve . Aiming the ba l l i n t o t h, co rr ec t corner on the ot her sid, of the net is not as easy as i l oo k s . - Jim Keller

I no NO')' 1,1\TO"' !

II If.U J..If.Irl'S The wnL 1len'� len n i

t eam

had a real s t rong I> u i l in t he i r p lay r j u n iorTabalha S m i lb .

Jenn i fer S a l s h i t s the b;:lI l w i t h h e r ra cket w h i l e w a rm i ng lip fi nd seems to l oo k puzzl d as she Til i ses her 0 t h e r ha n d CJ ues t io n i ngly . Jun Kella -

S h e o;tan d t h e seaso)) w i t h jJ

1 0 -0 rec o r d .

With h

d u b lc. part ner, Beth Oor ...cy they

\\ ere

a l so

unstoppuhle.

O l h�' r i ll l pre - j \ e p i ;, c rs were S h a n no n

Ti l l y

7 -0.

Danj M u J der at 7-2 . J e n n i Jer

Sea l s

5- 1

and

J il l

Zu mbru n nen <1 1 0;0 at 'i- I .

227

SDI� IS IIJle,,!

fnHS-

fer s t udent K yim n Jo hnson, in her first y 3r of track si nce h ig h sc h o o l , q u a l i fi ed for Nationflls in the high jump a nd race w(llk. -lim Keller

) OErl'Rr IN �IO')lON . A lbert Jackson

prepMes

launch tJ·. (! d i scus .:tfternoon wor kou t.

d u ring an

-11111 Keller

D I(;U I I(i ll'fS

The L u l

;Jc.; h i e v e

a s

abl

\\ ' r

rie.; of personal

record pe rform ances ill lhe

Spik Arl l Qudrangu l:J r t rack

a n d fi d d meet .

C ntral

Wa.'}h i n glOn U n i ersi ly in

El I c:: m bu rg . The Men's 400meier

and 1 600-meter re' l ay N o b n Tu

rea m ,

·0,

K� rI

Ler u m Corl:: Y B ray . anel D.J . ,

Se yJ e l . doc ked 4 1 . 6

t he :-;c h( )� ) 1 recorJ .

228

TYIlck atilt Flcld Shaping Yom F u t u re

l ie

Mil rcie S h" lhop e rou nds the

on the la st b r with the look of pure d e termination. -lim Keller

corner

Young, energetic athletes leave track and field with a bright. . .

D� J �IJ� TIJ DR IJ� A ft e r w i n n i n g t he

champi('n-.;hip a t COil r� 1 'l:;l1Ce in Wal la W a l t a , thl; Lu tes

went on to com p ete wel l (11

d i s t ri c ts and send 20 i nd i v idua l .' als.

I h ;.1I1

10 n a t i on

stclrLi ng LO co me 1 0 -

of the year. Of

part i c u l ar

st re n g l l l t i l i " y e a r was the

ham mer t h ro w ,

which se

A l so

s t ro ng w e re t

j ave l i n

L h rowe\

:1 u r d I e s ,

Va l e y :)a i d a f

rel ays, bu t . M oore

team ' s

s a i d . the real s t rcngth

con ference v i c lory .

" Eve ryone i :) u s t fired

o f the l e a l n i s i ts d eplh .

8 0 1 11 � t h l e[ e s a n d

V a n Valey h i mse l f

placed fi rst at co n fc rc nce () od

second to a te a m m a te a t d i �

fi nest

sea

- it won coac h i n g s ta ff

fe re n c e .

f r e s h rn cl n

(r i e L .

. ( n

enth p l aces at c o n ·

get her a s one,"

up.

s taff a l so h a d a b r i I I i :1 nl

cured fi rs t through sev·

" The Lcam

Ler t i l e

M oore s a i d . The coac h i n g

"Th i.' i s o n e of the I am:-. l hal

f ' vc

seen

i 11

1 4 :'rar:." Head Coach B rad

�I n . Y IJ f� K !

coaches see a bri ght fU lu l'e

ahead fo r l lle tca m . " I see t he whole leam gc u i n g s t ro n

ge r," va n V a lcy s a i d . "There

are a l o t of u nderc lass men

ri ght now bas i ca l l y d o m i

n a t i n g t he i r e v e n ls . "

- Heidi Reim alltl

Malt

Hulquist a t tempts to cou h u p the bug he sWCl ll owed on the previou h urdle, -Jim Keller

229

For spring intramurals in the northwest there is no such thing as a .. .

IlRl� II N To ma ny in the world of FLU intram urals, spring mea ns one thing:

Softball!

Ha rstad which further l iv ened th in gs up. Since there were not enou g h women's

L u te men and women

tea ms, Hars tad was in

broke out t h ei r m i t ts,

duded on the men's sched

d usted off their deats, a nd

ule.

nIt was great," said

trot ted o u t to wet fields to

captai n Stephanie Merle.

hit pop-flies a nd over

"The guys could mostly

throw first base. Ac

TIl �Il�

beat us easily, so they jus t screwed around a lot.

cording to Micah

That made it a

McBride, a vet-

closer

ga m e ,

a n d every " t h e

one

b e s t

fun . "

If soft ball

t h i n g a b ou t

softball

had

was n o t y o u r

ga me, pa rtner golf

was also a vailable on

t h e r e' s no s u c h

thin g a s a rainout ! /I Two men's leagues

PLU's own course. Bi g h i t ter Rob Hines played to

enjoy

the

a nd one coed spent six

" mo s t l y

weeks slugging it out. In

weather and work on my

a d d i tio n , t h e re was a

ga me."

wo m en ' s

tea m

from

- Scott Tho m pson - Layou t Ryan Petersen H ey Batter! Matt Aeil concen

tra tes on the delivery wh ile his teammates watch on.- April

Reynolds

MO!;t Hand50me Tea m?

Mem

bers of 'The Bull Pen E tc . " (L R) Rob S parkman, Scott Flat ness, Scott Thom pson, Chuck I nman, Pete Bradsh a w , Calvin

Nichols , M ic a h McBride, Jim

230

Spring I n / rarrw llI /;'; Keeping In Shape

Sha piro .

- Scali TilOmpSOYl

A Scoop! Just a few mo足 men ts ea rlier and Becky Lohse wou l d howe hild t he t<1g <1 1 home! April Reyllolds

What

I Can't Waitl Sco t t Thompson, in ho pes of bri ngi ng in the ga me l y i ng r u n , s l e ps towa rd th pitch read y to s w i ng <lwayl April ReYl1 0lris .

23 1

Abdul-rab, lssam

7, 82

A b u-taieh, Ev on

A d a i r, E m i l y

Blair, Jeanne Bla ke, E m il y

A l-a ze m i m, Yousuf

A lb recht, C h ristopher A l len, Debra

8 2 , 162

82, 95, 1 1 1

A ncheta , Ch ris

1 80

A nd erson, C a r l

A n d ers o n , Ja m ie

A n d e rson, M a l t

6, 33

26, 1 73

54 82, 86

223

A tteberry, J ustin

Jay Lynn 67, 70

A ugustus,

Ba i rd , C h ris

Ba ker, Dee

8 2 , 8 9, 1 1 2

Ba ke r, St pha n ie Ba k ke, L isa

Bak ke, S co t t

203

B a stian, B ret 46

Bel l i sario, Diane nso n,

Benso n,

B erenson,

B r e rh u s, J o n

Brenna n , Tim

B ro w n , Je n ni fe r

9 1 , 1 0 7, 1 09

C h u rch, R o b

Cla rk, Nga i re

B ro w n, Je n n y

67, 1 1 9 , 1 2 1

Cla y to n , Ca t he r i ne

Coats, K r i s t i

R o bi n 85

Cobb,

B u c k l ey, Ed w i n Tod d

Co hen , Bi l l

204

40, 86

Col leran, Dan

1 85

Ca lhou n, Jenn ife r 86

C o n no rs, M a ry C o o k, Dolores

C or e ,

220

M a rg a re t 1 96

C or n e l i u s , A n d r e w

B is h o p, Karen 84 Bja rnaso n , Sigu rd ur 84 119

84, 1 5 6

88 85, 88

Cornie, Steven

157

Co p l e y, Oev y n

1 43

C o n falo ne, Sa m a n t h a

Cot ten, Rebecca

Bi g le r, Meria n n e

1 1 6, 1 1 7

C o mstock, Ed w i n

21 1 86

Sky le r 1 03, 1 64

Coc h ra m , C a ro l 86

85, 86, 1 01

Cobb, 0 Sk yl er

Ch u rc h , Robert

B r o w n, Ry a n B u ck,

C h r i s t o p h e rson, N a ta l i e

C o r n ie, Sco tt

Berube, Sa m a n tha

Bjorga n, Mona

C h r i s t o pherson, Kev i n

75 85

Ryan 27

Bub, Suzanne

204

C h ri s t i a n , Aaron

B u rn k l a u , C h r is t i e

Blackwell, A n n e

B rown, C i n d i

Re nd a l l 74 Christenso n, C a r r i e 8 C h r i s tenson, K i rs t e n 8

B u r n h a m , Kim

83, 9 1

BergesoIl, To d d

Blair, Dan

86, 95, 1 1 1

Choy,

1 6 , 83

Berk, Jennifer

Cho, Hidey u ki

Karina 1 3

B rgh, Kris tin

220

B u rc h fi e l d , Me g a n

Berger, H ea t h er

B erger, K a ra

Bra n d e Susan C

David 83

Benson, Kristi

Chew, C h uc k

Daren

B rekke, Jo h n

Chapma n , Lisa 86, 1 72

Bra n d t, Jen nifer Bra n t, Joe

Cha ndler, A bi ga i l

Cha ng , MC Hie- L o u i se

B u c k i n gh a m , J u l i e

1 53

A d r i e n n e 62, 86

Cha mber l a i n,

1 0, 230

Cattera l l , Stacie

Bradsh a w , Pete

B row n, To m

Ba ugh n, J u lie 83, 130 Be uma n n , E r i c a 1 85 Bed no, Mo n i ca 83 Belknap, Kristin

84, 1 1 1

B rad for d , Kim Bragg, Cra i g

Hea ther 1 2, 86 Carlson, H i l l a ry 71 Ca rp ente r, Kristi 86 Carp en te r, Tiffa n i e 86 Carr, M <l r y 62, 83, 86

1 92

B radford, Audra

B rod e rs o n ,

Ba lstad, Ellen 80, 82 Barnett, Chad 1 98, 1 9 9 Bartolome, Raphael 82, 86

J. 84

Brizee, A my

Bened ick, Judd

Boons t ra , Susan

B oyer, Sandra

1 55

C arl son,

223

Briehl, S usan

1 64, 1 65

Ba l d win, Kim

A nd rea 1 97, 2 1 0, 21 1 R eed 38

Carlisle, Ka thi

1 94

B o ling er, Brett

B ra n d t, Je ff rey

A rno, Megan 1 97 A rnold, C o l i n 205 A rnold, Jos h

B o ling, Blake

B o u t h i ll ier, Ma t t

A nglem eyer, Christi ne A n t h o n y, Eric

Cam pbell,

72, 73, 84 Cao, C h r is t i n a 4 2 C a rl, A lison 86 CarL, K i m m i e 48 Bo h l ma n n, Matt l OS, 1 1 2

B o l t, Brian 220

1 59

A n, Song

Cam pbell,

Bloo m q u i s t, Rolf Boe k , Cheryl 1 6 1

52, 58

A l ex a nd er, Tod d

Bl a n k ne r, A b i ga il

AeiL MCl t t 230 A h lers, Kris

Ca lla h a n, Breff

C o u rtn ey, R o s s

2L 3 1

88, 99, 1 09 , 1 7 2

Cow a n, Ka ra

C o w l , Da rren

Cra'w fo rd, A lex

1 92

Crayton, Lei g h

1 9 6, 1 9 7

C u r l , Ma tthew

32, 33, 68

C usa to, E l i za be t h Da h l bec k , Sara h

88 1 54

35;,_

Q!11or, Soo.n iIIJ.. 'lJ

E�"'Y'"KrioIi..

tJan&. Vbo 38 o..r\lns-iloby 27 Dn_. Andrew 88, 9'.1. 97, \0'1. 112

Far'Y""!'th,Johna, o" F,,,}CiDllIn 9Il

Oalby, Rtct>Iord

Day, MonIC. 22. �,!.45 o.YIII\, N.oasch. 89

U.arEriande,. L"" 0.1hI<, sI>.n 6-4 0....... .. Eric 89

Ikttm.olll D.we 154 Dippo'. tle;"l, 89

Dvnoh..., Cry,jal 7. 119. 175 DonilelyJ 6rent 61

17.89

Ibr_.le.""tte

DouIla,.j, Jeff 19S

Duy)r, Jill", 69 Doy,.. RI'an 89 DutiKk,Cmcrn", �,4�. H6 Dummtft,j"",rny 4 p.,ru'p, }m lyn _ Dr.....

, )' 'JIrur.<ri47

Drblr." j.m", 9'<

Drkstra, Matthew 89

�; --' � : m, � '!, Edg"""'l�'

I-Lrrcourt !ill

Ed'f""'\J. M"tl8n

E<\wardo, r.ul 166 � IJ.ef 194

Eic"""'. Shdby 46, 56 fucli>lIz, Zu-a 90 Elk"""",, He'sa 90

E,leio, 1""1 200 EI;,oo". C om,IIe Jl6, 17 105 EllIf� M. ..... gO, E�, Mil t L8t

h <if,

ync

EndIioctl O,nd 11 Eng. Milrk \lO Engen, er"d.,.

90, 1�

Enstl""". Chri<1ie 90 En<j..e..I Brent 90 EricW Danld� 222

Ericio;so..,l Kri.li.n 222 ErkboejT","j 90,16 Eri��bie.. 44 Erlotnd.... 0an -15

�, KMeI

!III

EmS••rd, Joel 90 Eu."•• Jule 90, 93

82, 11;')

Fau'll, �"'n 6 , 91 F�ltJEvo!ryln 91,95, 11 Felten,Cindy 91

1 17

Dr"!..;., K..,en gq D,:n�n.C�drun 81, 89, 91,

,J._ 1'./>O n

Fm']t8-'" J.n� 69 Fim!"n, !<'.lCh<1 35 F"co, r , SI..eni 89, 9 F1a"'l ..-.I'�nny �I Fla>� ,,"ni'... J Fl.",,, , Aim" 91

, 51

Fl.'.... h '!lel.! 91,9"

F1..t-.So:.t! 91, � Flodin, Sus.>nM 91 . Floor, LiJ..1 91

F\o''''''"",/lmy 92,93 Fo,.J, II"'" 22

Fan!

KMa

r..,,J,., H.", u

lAI .

Foutn.....

f.o>i, Jen

5 2-

21,30,31

" �m'."" 8

Ft-.nkmodl., H.td ; 92 Fredrickson, lIent 92 F"",man, Sh;)ron 1 1 7 F",j"" , � 144 French, M.1Une 1)2 Fa')'. Eva 162

Fromm.Ch<ryl 169 Fryhlmg.. Gtq; 92, 186,187 Fugich, Helen }g

Herb, B rya n H ick s, Pau l

30, 1 20 94

H igh to wer , Hea t h Hill, Kari

24, 1 57

2 1 , 30, 31

Hines, Rob 94, 230 Hodson,

Erik

Hogan, J ul ie

1 1 , 1 77, 1 80

Hokanson, Reu ba n

Hokens tad, Steve Holl and, Kara 7 2 Hol liday, Tara 95

1 27 95

Ho lmberg, Deborah Holmen, K i rs ten

72, 1 79

Holqllls t Matt 41

Rochelle 95, 1 30 Pau l 1 36 Ho men, Kj rst en 73 Hol t,

Holzheimer,

Hoobing, Rachel

Ga g e , Jenny 30 G a i lb a n d ,

G a i th e1",

Jt:'lUl .ifer

1 87 1 96, "1 97

Rach a e l

C rellier, P e n n y 93 G rierson, J i mmy 93 Grim berg, Da vid

1 3, 66, 92

Carher; Lesley

G rimes, Chris tina

C rosland, Lori

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