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Foreword In this seventieth year of Pacific Lutheran's history, many changes came to our campus. The goal of University status for which courageous men of vision and faith had so diligently worked was realized as Pacific Lutheran College became Pacific Lutheran University. The beautiful, wellequipped Tacoma-Pierce Administration Building was dedicated. The University's athletic teams went forth to their collegiate wars under the banner of Knights as the Gladiator nickname died with PLC.

To capture the flavor of this great year, the SAGA chose to feature the new PLU Knight, symbolic of the Renaissance period of relearning and emblematic of the University's goal to educate Christian men and women for service to God and man. The new University Seal was also chosen to further illustrate the University Year theme as the design incorporates elements which symbolize the University's heritage and function. The elliptical shape, adapted from the style of the seal of The American Lutheran Church symbolizes the close relationship between the University and the Church, which owns and encompasses the school. The ellipse is an ancient Christian sign which indicates the relationship between God and man. The name of the institution and the date of its founding are appropriately placed along the border. Central to the design is the ancient "Chi Rho," a sign designating Jesus as The Christ, and drawn from the cross of Calvary. The "Chi Rho" is planted in the book, which stands both for the Bible ,md for the chief tool of the student. The lamp of learning is traditional in the Western Civilization 'which is our heritage, and symbolizes man's search for free knowledge and wisdom. The flame of the lamp illuminates the book. The Evergreen tree, perhaps the greatest natural reSOUi'ce of the Pacific Northwest, ties the University to its locale, and is symbolic of the abundance of the natural surroundings, as well as man's dependence upon it.

Much is new, much remains, and it was the sincere desire of the staff of the 1961 SAGA to capture this "University Year" and record it for you on the pages of this book. May this 1961 SAGA be a credit to the students of a beloved institution ... Pacific Lutheran University.

EDITOR

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Foreword In this seventieth year of Pacific Lutheran's history, many changes came to our campus. The goal of Un iversity status for which courageous men of v ision and faith had so d i ligently worked was realized as Pacific Lutheran College became Pacific Lutheran University. The beautiful, wellequipped Tacoma-Pierce Administration Bu i ld ing was dedicated. The Univers ity's athletic teams went forth to the ir collegiate wars under the banner of Knights as the Gladiator nkkname died with PLC.

To capture the flavor of this great yeal', the SAGA chose to feature the new PLU Knight, symbolic of the Renaissance period of relearning and emblematk of the Un iversity's goal to educate Christian men and women fol' service to God and man.

The new Universjty Seal was also chosen to further i llustrate the Universi ty Year theme as the design incorporates elements which symbol ize the Uni versity's heritage and function . The elliptical shape, adapted from the style of the seal of The American Lutheran Church symbolizes the c lose relationship between the University and the Church, which owns and eneompasses the school. The ellipse is an ancient Christian sign which indicates the relationship between God and man. The name of the institution and the date of its founding are appropriately placed along the border. Central to the design is the ancient " Chi Rho," a sign designating Jesus as The Christ, and drawn from the cross of Calvary. The " Chi Rho" is planted in the book, which stands both for the Bible and for the chief tool of the student. The lamp of leal'l1ing is traditional in the 'Western Civil ization which is our heritage, and symbolizes man's search for free knowledge and wisdom. The flame of the lamp il luminates the book. The Evergreen tree, perhaps the greatest natural resource of the Pacific Northwest, ties the University to its locale, and is symbolic of the abundance of the natural s urroundings, as well as man's dependence upon it.

M uch is new, much rema ins, and it was the sincere desire of the staff of the 1961 SAGA to capture this "U niversity Year" and record it for you on the pages of this book. May this 1961 SAGA be a credit to the students of a beloved institution . . . Pacific L utheran University.

EDITOR

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The Saga of the

UNIVERSITY

YEAR

dedicated to

D1'. alId Mrs. Eastvold

Dr. S. C. Eastvold The ~tmazing growth of the aC

We Build For

Top, L.: Lib"ar1! Cor1l('rstone.

ABOVE: The Completed Adminis tmtio1 ~ [Juildill.,Ij .

LEFT: Old Main stands tnajcst'ically over 01/1' campus.

BOTTOM, L.: Old buildings gCtVC way to the! ncw Ad'lnini.~tra. tioll Building.

BELOW: The C01"IW1's tone of the Science Hall.

We Build

Top, L.: Lib),(/,)'!1 Cm')I('I'NtOrtC,

ABOVE: The Com,pll'!/d Administration lJl!i/(ii1IY,

LEFT: Old Ma'in stands majc8tically () oC')' 1/111' r.aml)1(.

BOTTOM, L.: Old bll'ilding, gCUH! 100.11 to the ,ww Ar/.mi,,'i,t./'atio llllildiilg,

BELOW: The C01'IlI:1'stolle of the Science Hall.

The Future

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The Future

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Dr. Seth C. Eastvold

PRESIDENT

The academic year, 1960-61, has been, without doubt, one of significant achievement and progress in all aspeds of the University's activities, accompanied by decided strengthening for the years ahead.

With the reorganization of the institution into six schools and colleges, we have automatically brought markedly preceptible intelledual stimulus to both faculty and students. Several of the longestablished programs and courses have been subjected to extensive criticism and analysis with recommendations for changes pending. There has been increased interest on the part of students in aspects of many kinds on the University campus. Over and above the usual activities of a social character, the students of today are more than ever interested in University policy and curriculum, admissions, public relations, and development, as well as in their ovvn problems and future.

In this brief message, I wish to greet the students of today, who will be the alumni of tomorrow. We invite you to become a very active part of the Ten-Year Program which has been set up by the Board of Regents. vVe will need to accomplish as much in the next ten years as we have done in the past seventy years, if we are to take our place as a great University and render our best service to home, church, state and world. This will mean the financial, moral, academic and spiritual support of a host of people now among our friends, as well as countless others whom we will need to enlist in the futul'e.

We thank God for this great year. We pray that it will be onl~r one of many years that will be even greater. To that end, we thank those who have helped in the past, and pray that God's blessing will rest upon us as we are workers together with God in the great vast field of Christian higher education.

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The academic year, 1960-6 1 , has been, w ithout doubt, one of significant achievement and progress in all as peets of the Un ivers ity's act i v ities , accompanied by d ec ided strengthening for the years ahead.

With the reorganization of the institution into six schools and colleges , we h ave automatically brought markedly preceptible intellectual stimulus to both faculty and students . Several of the longestabl ished programs ancl courses have been subjected to extensive critici::ml and analysis with recommendations for changes pending'. There has been increased interest on the part of students in aspects of many ldnds on the University campus. Over and above the usual act iv ities of a social character, the students of today are more than ever interested in University policy and cU1Ticulum, admissions, public I'elations, and development, as well as in thei r own problems and future.

Dr. Seth C. Eastvold

PRESIDENT

In this brief message, I wish to greet the students of today, who ,v iI I be the alumni of tomorrow. We invite you to become a very active part of the Ten-Year Program wh ich has been set up by the Board of Regents. We wil l need to accompl ish as much in the next ten years as we h ave done in the past seventy years, if we are to take our place a s a great Un iversity and render our best service to home, ch u rch, state and world. This wi l l mean the fina ncial, moral , academic and spi ritual support of a host of people now among our friends, as well as countless others whom we wil l need to enl ist in the future.

We thank God for this great year. We pray that it wi l l be only one of many years that w i ll be even greater. To that end, we thank those who h ave helped in the past, and pray that God 's blessi ng wil l rest upon us as we a re workers together with God in the great vast field of Christian h igher educat ion.

VICE

PRESIDENT

Clayton B. Peterson

Clayton B. Peterson, as the new vicepresident, has his primary responsibilities in the areas of development and alumn i relations. He is in charge of the eleven million dollar development program, which is scheduled to be completed by 1970. The projects that are planned include three dormitor ies, an art building, a fieldhouse, a swimming pool, a stadium and athletic field, a health center, and additions to the Library, College Union Building, and Science Hall. He was formerly head of the P.L.U. Development Fund in 1957 and 1958. Peterson received his Bachelor of

Arts degree from the University of Wisconsin, has a Master of Arts degree from Wisconsin, and is a canclirlate for the Doctor of Philosophy degree from that University.

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VICE PRE SIDE NT

Clayton B. Peterson

Clayton B. Peterson, as the new vicepresi dent, hai\ his pri mary responsibi l i t ies in the areas of cievelopment and alumni relations. He is in charge of the eleven mil l i on dollar development program , which ii; scheduled to be completed by 1970. The projects that are plan ned include three dorm i tor ies, an art bu i lding, a field house, a sw imming pool, a stadium and athletic field, a health center, and adci i tiom; to the Libra ry, College Union Bui ld ing, and Science Hall . He was formerly head of the P.L.U. Development Fund i n 1957 and ]958.

Peterson received his Bachelor of Arts degree from the Un iversi ty of Wisconsin, has a Master of A rts degree from Wisconsin , and is a cand idate for the D octor of Philosophy degree from that University.

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Dr. . Philip E. Hauge

DEAN OF THE

UNIVERSITY

Dean Philip E . Hauge has been with Pacific Lutheran Univel'sity for forty-one years and now serves as Dean of the University. It is his duty to guide the academic program of the university through the several schools under the university structure.

But Dean Hauge has been more than an academic dean: he has served for many years as the faculty counselor to the Student Council and he ean be found taking an active interest in all phases of. univel' ity life. Last year's SAG was dedicated to him as a tribute and a partial "thmlk you" for his labors in behalf of the hool.

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D r. Philip E. Hauge

DEAN OF THE

UNIVERSITY

Dean Phil ip E. Hauge has been with Pacific Lutheran University for forty-one yea.l"S and now serves as Dean of the University. It is his duty to guide the academic program of the university through the several schools under the univers ity structure.

But Dean Hauge has been more than an academic clean: he has served for many years as the faculty counselor to the Student Council and he can be found taking an active interest in all phases of. un iversity l ife. Last year's SAG was dedicated to him as a tri bute and a pattial "thank you" for his labors in behalf of the s hool.

BACK, 1,. TO R: Larson, E. Knutzen, Munson, Eastvoid, F oss, L. Knutson, Preus, Vance, Grimsrud, Rand, H ageness, Herbert. FRONT, L. TO R: Nesse, Ecbtrom, Woldseth, Siefkes , Sather, Lindblom, Morken, Davidson, Grahn, Nieman. NOT PICTURED: Halver son, Widstem, Ander:;on .

L. TO R : Olsen , Danielson, Turman , Ramstad, Harmon, Gullix so n, Knut so n, Tiedeman, P eterson, Randolph, Storaasli, 'Voldseth, Hageness, Vance.

Board Of Regents

Alumni Association

BACK, L. TO R: Lurson , E. K nutzen, M unso n, Eastv oid, Foss, L. K nutson, Preus, Vance, Gri msrud, Rand, H ageness, Herbert. FRONT, L. TO R : Nesse, Eckstrom, Woldseth, S i efk e s, S a t h er, Lindblom, Morken, Dav i dson, Grahn, N ieman. NOT PICTURED : H a lv erson, Widstem, A n derson .

L. TO R : Olsen, Danielson, Turman. Ramstad, Hann on, Gull ixson , K nut s o n , Tiedemun, Peterson, Randolph, St oraasli, W oldse t. h , Hugeness, Vance .

Board Of Regents

Alumni Association

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Dr. Erich C. Knorr, Dean

The College of Arts and Sciences, headed by Dean Erich C. Knorr, is the heart and core of University study. Its purpose is to provide substantial educational experiences by which a student may acquire adequate schooling in preparation for life and secure a sound basis of knowledge and skill for service in a chosen field.

Degrees offered by the College of Arts and Sciences include Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, and Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology.

COLL,EGE

OF ARTS

AND

SCIENCES

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

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Dl'. Erich C . Kno!'l', Dean

The College of A rts and Seiences, headed by Dean E rich C. Knorr, is the heart anel core of University study. Its purpose is to provide substantial educational experiences by which a student may acquire adequate schooling in preparation for life and seeure a sou nd basis of knowledge and skil l for service in a ehosen field .

Degrees offered by the College of A rts and Sciences include Baehelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, and Baehelor of Scienee in Medical Technology.

C OLLE GE O F ARTS

A ND S C I EN C E S

The d ivision of thLs college are H umanities including the departments of Engl ish, Foreign Languages, Philosophy, and Religion; Natural Sciences including the departments of Biology, Chemistry, General Science, Mnthematies. and Physics; Social Seienees including the departments of Economics, History, Health and Physical Ed ucation, Pol itical Seience, Psychology, and Sociology. The College of Arts and Sciences also offers careers in E ngineering, Law, l'dedieine, Dentistry, Parish Work, Social Work, and Theology.

Charles D. Ande rson s,-oe iate P rofessor

of Chemishy

E lvin 1\1:. Akre Associate Professo r of H i ~to ry

Kenneth E. Christopherson Ass istant Professor of Religion

Grace E. Blomquist Associate Professor of English

John E. Gaines Ass ista nt Professor of Geology and General Engineering

James D. Gabrielsen

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

George E. Arbaugh Assis tant Professo r of P hilosoph

David A. Black I nstnrctor in English

Donald R. Farmer Assoc iate Professo r of Political Science

Lee Ford Assoc iate Professor of Biology

Charles E. Haydon Assistant Professo r of French and Spanish

Lucille M. J()hn~on Assoc iate Professor of En"dish

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Elvin M, Akre Ass()('ia te Profes:;or of Hi:;tor)'

Grace E, Blomquist A:;socia tc Profesol' of English

Jame D, Gabrielsen A:si,.;tant Pl"

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Raymond A. Klopsch Associate Professo r of Engl ish

Olaf M. Jordahl

Professor of Physics

John G. Kuethe Associa te Professor of Philosophy

Harold J . Leraas

Professor of Biology

Shirley A. Mac Isaac Instructor in German

Eugene A. Maier Associate Professor of Mathematics

Jens W. Knudsen Assistant Professor of Biology

Anne E. Knudson Associate Professor of Eng lish

Ottilie Elise Little

Professo r of German

Gene C. Lundgaanl In structor in Physical Education, Coach of Basketball

J eanine Moravec

Instruc tor in Engli sh

Robert Newell Instructor in Mathematics

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Olaf M. Jordahl Professol' of Physies

. John G. Kuethe Assoc iate Professor of Philosophy

Shirley A. :Mac Isaac I nst\'\lctor in Gcrman

Raymond A, Klopsch Associate Professor of English

Harold J. Leraas Pl'ofessol' of Biology

Eugene A. Maier Associate Professor of Mathematics

Jens W. Knudsen Assistant Professor of Biology

Ottilie Elise Little Professor of German

Jeanine Moravec Instructor in Eng;lih

Anne E. Knudson Associate Professor of English

Gene C . Lunclgaarrl Instructor in Physital Edueation, Coaeh of Baskt'tball

Robert Newell Instructor in ;VI a thcma tits

Sherman B.

Nornes

Assistant Proiessol'

of Physics

Magnus Nocltveclt

Professor of Hi s tory

Anders W. Ramstad Professor of Chemistry

Clarence J. Potratz Instructor in Mathematics

Kelmer N. Roe Associate Professor of Religion, Greek

Peter J. Ristuben Assis tant Professor of Hi:; tory

Robert B. Olafson

Ins tructor in English

Herbert R. Ranson

ProfeSSOl' of Eng'li sh

Josef E. Running Assis tant Professor of Mathematics

Robert C. Olsen Professor of Chemis tl'y

Paul lVI. Reigstad Assis tan t Professor of English

H. Mark Salzman Assistant Professor of Physical Education, Athletic Director and Coach of Track

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Magnlls Nocltvedt Professor of History

Clnrence J. Potratz Instructor in Mathematics

Peter J. Ristuben Assistan t Pl'Ofessol' of History

Sherman B. NOl'nes Assistclnt PI'ofessol' of Physics

Anders W. Ramstad Professor of Chemistry

Kelmer N. Roe Associate Professor of Religion, Greek

Robert B. Olafson Instructor in English

Herbert R. Ranson Professor of English

Josef E. Ru n ning Assistant Pl'ofes!;or of Mathematics

Robert C. Olsen Professor of Chemistry

Paul M. Rei gstacl Assistant Profes!;ol' of Eng'lish

H. Mark Salzman As,;btant Professor of Physical Education, Athletic Director a nd Coach of Track

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Walter C. Sc hnackenberg Professor of His tory

J ohannes A.

Schiller

Ass istan t Professol'

of Soeiology

Phylli s P . Templin Ins t.ructor of Physical Education

William L. Strunk

Professor of Biology

Rhoda H. Young Assistant Professor of Physica l Educa tion

R ic.:hard T. Scott Ins truc:tor in P sychology

Paul G. Vigness Assoc iate Professor of Rdip:ion and His tory

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

Ann Smith I ns tructor of Biolop:y

Not Pictured Sven Winther Ins trll ctor of Psychology

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,Johannes A, Schiller Asistant Profe!>sol' of Sociology

William L. Strunk Professor of Biology

Walter C, Schnackenbcl'", ProfC'ssol' of History

Phyl l is P. Templin Instructor of Physieal Education

Rhoda H. Young As!>istun t Professor of Physical Edueution

Richard T. SCQtt lnstrudo[' in Psyehology

Paul G. Vigness Assoeiate Pl'ofessor of Religion and History

Donald C. Ziemke Assistant PI'ofessor of Religion

Ann Smith Instructor of Biology

Not Pictured Sven Winther Instrllctor of Psychology

D\vight J. Zulauf, Dean

School of Business Adlninistration

Supervised by Dean Dwight J. Zulauf, the School of Business Adminis

tration offers a program leading to the degree of Bachelor of Business Administration.

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

Gundar K ing Robert E. Pierson Ass is tant P rofessor Associate Professo r of E conomics and of E conomics and Business Bus iness

Admini~trat ion Admini s tl'Ution

Martha S. Hilbert Charles A. In,;tl'udol' in Peterson Business Associate ProfessorAdministra tion of Economics a nd

Business Administration

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Dwight J. ZUlauf, Dean

School of Business Adlninistration Supervised by Dean Dwight J. Zulauf, the School of Business Adminis

tration offers a program leading to the degree of Bachelor of Business Administration.

This School is not designed only for students planning to go into business. but al 0 f r those who plan tu teach business courses, those who wish to continue study in graduate business school, and those who desit'e a general background in economic problems.

Gundar King Assitnnt pJ'ofessor of Economics and Business Adminbtration

Robert E. Pierson Associate Professor of Economic-s and Business Adl11inis tration

Martha S. Hilbert fntitl'udoJ' in

Charles A, Petel'son Associate Professor of Economics and Business Administration

Business AdministJ'ation

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John Amend, Dean

SCHOOL, OF EDUCATION

Anna Marn Neilsen,

Director of Teacher Education

The School of Education offers not only the undergraduate, but also the graduate opportunity for a career in the teaching profession. The undergraduate curriculum meets the certification qualifications for the provisional certificate in the state of Washington. The School offers the degrees of Bachelor of Arts in Education and Master of Arts in Education.

The chief purpose of the School of Education is to aid in the development of professional elementary and secondary teachers with liberal and scientific education.

Under the guidance of John Amend, Dean and Anna Marn Neilsen, Director of Teacher Education, this se;hool contributes to the understandings of the economic, political, social, psychological, and philosophical aspects of education.

John Amend, Dean

SCHOOL OF EDUCATION Anna lVIal'n Neilsen,

D irector of Teacher Education

The School of Ed ucation offers not only the undergraduate, but also the graduate opportunity for a career in the teachi ng profession. The undergraduate curriculum meets the certification qualifications fOI" the provisional certificate in the state of Washington. The School offers the degrees of Bachelor of Arts in Education and Master of Arts in Education.

The chief purpose of the School of Education is to aid in the development of profesl-;ional elementary and secondary teaehers with l iberal and scientific ed ucation .

Under the guidance of John Amend, Dean and Anna Marn Neilsen, Director of Teachel' Education, this school contributes to the understandings of the eeonomic, political, social, psyehological, and philosophical aspects of education.

Vernon C. Carlson

Associate Professor of Arnold J. Hagen .Education and Ass is tant Professor

.English of .Educa ti on

June Broeckel Instructor of .Education

Arne K. Pederson Assis tant Professor

of .Educa tion

Margaret P. Stenson

Ins .ructor in .Education

Graduate School

Dr. Theodore C. Sjoding, Dean

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June Broeckel I nstructor of

Education

Vernon C. Carlson

Associate Professor of Educa tion and

English

Margaret P. Stenson

Ins.ructor in Education

Arnold J. Hagen Assistant Professor

of Education

Graduate School Dl". Theodore C. Sjoding-, D ean

Arne K. Pederson Assistan t Professol

of Education

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No t Pictured Not Pictured P . Louis K. Stanley D. Chr istensen Elberson Associate Professor 1nstr uctor of Speech of Music

R. Byard F r itts Associate Pr ofessor of Music

George R. Ehvell Assistant P rofessor of Art

School of Fine and Applied Arts

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

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

The degrees offered by this school are Bachelor of Fine Arts and Bachelor of Music. As well as providing the student with a specialization in one of the arts, the School of Fine and Applied Arts also provides him with broad cultural background in all of the arts.

Dr. Vernon A. Utzinger, Dean

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George R. Elwell Assistant Professor of Art

Not Pictured P. Louis K. Christensen Associate Professol' of Music

Not Pictured Stanley Elberson Instru('tol' of Speech

R. Byard Fritts Associate Professor of :vr llsic

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

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

The degrees offered by this school are Bachelor of Fine Arts and Bachelor of Music. As well as providing the student with a specialization in one of the arts, the School of Fine and Applied Arts also provides him with broad cultural background in all of the arts,

01'. Vernon A. Utzinger, D ean

orclon O. Gilbert ' on A. sociate Professo r of Mus ic

T heod r e O. Karl P rofessor of Speech

Frederick L . Newnham Assoc ia te Professor of Mus ic

Gunnar J . Malmin Director of hoir , Professor of L atin a nd Norwegia n

George Ro kos ssocia te r of essor

of Art

La.rs E . K ittleson Assistant P rofesso r of Art

Calvin Kna.pp Instructo t' in Mus ic

Eric N ordholm Ass istant Professo r of Speech

Dorothy K. Payne Ins tructor in Music

Paul J . Steen A . i. tant P rofessor of , peech

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onion O. G ilbel"tbn A ;"oriate Professor of lu>;ie

Gunnar J. Malmin Director of hoir, Prof S50r of Lntin and Norwegian

Theon l'e O. Iu I'J Pl'of sor of Speeh

Frederick L. Ne\"vnham Associa te Professor of Mllsk

'eorge RORko. odate rofesso,

of Art

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

Eric Nordholm Assistan t Professor of Speech

Paul ,1. Steen ssistant Professor

(f peech

Doroth.v K. Payne Instructor in Music

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Eline K. Morken, Acting Director

SCHOOL OF NURSING

The aim of the School of Nursing is to provide the students with the

basic tools essential in various nursing positions, and to endow in them the Christian philosophies of the nursing profession.

The degree offered by this school, which is accredited by the Washington State Board of Professional Nurse Registration, is the Bachelor of Science in Nursing.

Miss Eline Kraabel Morken is the Acting Director of Nursing.

F r ance,' M. Heinkke Assistant P rofesso l' of NUI'sing

Helen C. Jacobsen Instructor in Nursing

Doris "Vag-net Assistan t Professor of Nursing

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Eline K. Morken, Acting Director

SCHOOL OF NURSING The aim of the School of Nursing is to provide the students with the

basic tools essential in variollS nu rsing positions, and to endow in them the Christian ph ilosophies of the nllrsing profession.

The degree oITered by this school, which is accredited by the Washington State Board of Professional Nurse Registration, is the Bachelor of Science in N l\l'si ng.

Miss El ine Kl'aabel Morken is the Acting Director of Nursing.

Fr:tnces M. Heinicke A"gif;tant Professor of Nursing

Helen C. Jacobsen In:;tructor in Nursing

oris \Yagnel' Assistant Professor of Nursing

Special

Frank Haley

Librarian

Liuka K Johnson John Larsgaard Registrar Student Pastor

Joseph E. Running, Assistant Professor of Mathematics, is putting on his robe for his last gmduation exercise at Pacific Luthemn University. Professor Running is l'etiring this spI'ing after thirteen years of devoted Christian service in education.

Florence A. Quast Director of Foods and Assistant Professor of Home Economics

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Frank Haley Librarian

Special

Linka K . Johnson Registrar

John Larsgaard Student Pastor

Joseph E. Running, Assistant Professor of Mathematics, is putting on his robe for his last g\'aduation exercise at Pacific L\1theran University. Professor Running is retiring this spring- after thirteen years of devoted Christian service in educa tion.

Florence A. Quast Director of Foods and

Assistant Professor of Home Economics

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DEAN OF STUDENTS

Dr. Kristen B. Solbel'g, Dean

Margaret D. Wickstrom

Assistant Dean of Students

Leslie O. Eklund Director of Testing, Veterans' Affairs, Housing

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Margaret D. W ickstrom Assistant Dean of Students

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

DEAN OF STUDENTS

Dl'. fisten B. Solberg, Dean

Kenneth Jacobs, Plant Manager

Anna Enge, Bookkeeper

Cecil O. Vance, Assistant to the President

ADMINISTRATION OFFICES SecTctarics: Row 1, L. to R: Gi1'OU,C, HW, Rmnmc1', Hcm Moe, Ra.mstctd, Kolstad, Roth, Carrell, Nyb01'g, .Jock, son, Knwgc1', Row 2, L. to R: Lloyd, Munson, Canfield, Bane1/, E1ving,

Kenneth Jacobs, Plant Manager

Anna Enge, Bookkeeper

Cecil O. Vance, Assistant to the President

ADMINISTRATION OFFICES

Secretaries: Row 1, L. to R: Gir07w, Hill, Rnrmnel', HlwSOli, KJ"uegG1", Row 2, L. to R: Lloyd, M71.ruwll, Canfield,

Moe, Rll1ILStlul, Kolstad, Roth, Carrell, N!lborg, .lock, Bailey, Ewillg.

Roy Olson

Public Relations

The Department of Public Relations,

under the guidance of Roy E. Olson, Milton Nesvig, and J. E. Danielson, is in charge of admissions, college promotions, and publicity.

All prospective students find their first contact with P.L.D. through this department. Cam pus highlights are known to the public through every means of communication, and concert tours for the "Choir of the West", the chorus, and band are planned by the Department of Public Relations.

Milton Nesvig, J. E. Danielson

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Roy Olson

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Public Relations The Department of Public Relations,

under the guidance of Roy E. Olson, Milton Nesvig, and J. E. Danielson, is in charge of admissions, college promotions, and publicity.

All prospective students find their first contact with P.L.U. thl'ough this department. C a m p u s highlights are known to the p ublic through every means of communication, ann concert tours for the "Choir of the ",Vest", the chorus, and band are planned by the Department of Public Relations.

Milton Nesvig, J. E. Danielson

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College Parents

MR. LGA MARQUARDT, .MRS. Lo I E MALMIN, OUTU HALLBAR 'TAD HALL

REV. . K. MALMIN,

H AR. TAD HALL

MR . M Rlfo~ E. MOE, MRS. CLARA NELSON, EVERGREE. C OURT H ARSTAll HALL

ItEV. S. M. MOF:,

HAR. TAll H .\LL

I\IR:. HEL~'N I HOI.SO ~lR . l\TrLuRElI TWEfrr, ~ORTH II LL Ivy COliRT

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College Parents

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Lib1'a1'Y Staff Bookstore L. /:0 l?: Hereim. Beckm,ll1, Fisher. L. to R: Carl Faulk, manage)', Gloria Krueger, secrcuu'y

STUDENT

Frank L. Green, Assistant Libm1'ian

W. J. Rosenbladt, M.D., College Doctor Nurse s , L, to R: Poole, Bergum

Ubm;'Y Staff Roo!.:stoi'P L. to R.: Hel'eim, Beckman, Fi:;her. L. to R: Carl Faulk, IIUl1W.Cj(T, Gloria Klueger .. ('c,ctaI'1I

STUDENT

Frank L. Green, Asistant Livl'[(1'iall

W. J. Rosenbladt, M.D., College Doctor N1fr.e8, L. to R: Poole, Bergum

CA I-'ETERIA STAFl", Row 1, 1.. TO I{: All

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RANDY STBfE EDITO

RANDY 8T1J1B, EDITOR

o DAHL PRESIDENT

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Lundblad

President

Treasurer

A SPL U

Officers

Roger

Vice

Susie Olson Secretary

Ken Ruud

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ASPLU Officers

u Ie Olson . c.r bu'y

Ro el' L mdbla I Vice Pl' 'siclen

Kt::n Ruud Treasurer

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STUDENT COUNCIL (FmST Row, L. TO R.) : Art Elli("kson, Sue Olson, Mary Rogers, Roger Lundblad and Frank Lehman. (SECOND Row): Ted Johnston, Ann Haggart, Linda Blomquist, Don Meyer and Karen Toffle.

Part of the Inter-Club members led by Student Body vice-president Rogel Lundblad.

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S'1'UDBN'1' COUNCIL (FIRS'1' Row, L. '1'0 R.) : Art EJli('kson, Sue Olson, Mary Rogers, Roger Lundblad and Frank Lehman, (SECOND Row): Ted Johnston, Ann Haggart, Linda Blomquist, Don Meyer and Karen Toffle.

Part of the fnter-Club members led by Student Body vice-preident Roger Lundblad.

Conferent:e leaders included (\. to r.): Dr. Carl11euss (TALC Education Board), Dr. E. C. Knorr (Facu lty Sponsor), Hnd Dl. William Hulme (Wartb.ury Seminary).

"Helps in dol's Favat We Can . few of the

erhood 1nDr. Reuss rly twenty sion. PLU both the

group c1iR-

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

Dr. Heuss is shown leading an adult discussion group.

39 Confe1'em:e leade1's included (I. to 1'.) : Dr. Carl HellSS (TALC Education Board), Dr. E. C. Knorr (Faculty Sponsor), and Dr. William Hulme (Wartbury Seminary).

"Helps in dol's Fav

at We Can few of the el'ence.

erhood 1nperul(C.l":t Dr. ReusI:I

rly twentr sion. PLU

both the group di-

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

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

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SPORTS: Editor, Kent TeKroney; Jobn HanlIOn, John Mitten.

AD MANAGU, Al Blomquist.

FACULTY AND AoMINUITIlATtON: Editor, Mary Undlln (seated). Jim Monahan, Joe yIn Vaughan.

EDITOR-1N- "IXF. Charles Mays.

STUDENTS: Rich Wilson RELIGION AND GOVERN (sUlnding), RetaMEN,.: Editor, Randy Rempt (not pictured).Stime ( eated). Doyle Jorgensert. Janice STUDENT I DEX: Benson. Jean Leppa. Ann Broten.

REJ..J(ao : Editor, Rnnt.!

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Busine' major Charles May. has been responsible for thi. book. Helped by Business Manager Roger Ueep and by the various section editor,

harles mainly gave the orders and served as conta t man between the u lent and the publisher. Not pictured are "Mac" McKewen, photographer, and Milton Nesvig. advisor.

Bu I E Roger Reep.

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

FINE RTS:

Co-editors, Singhild

Johnner and

Carol Taylor.

ART EDITOR.

Rich Fatland.

AllTlVITJES: Editor. 'usan Amundsen (seated), JOAn Wesley, Karen Sharpe.

a taft

itT 1-.f11 R. Weh F 11 nd.

Irculation MaD&Ker Judy Kragh,

d VQhl EDlT/lB'

dvu "ns: M ge na n u.lId r.

El('anor Boullfield Mooring Ma t Staff

Ma taft

Jturitn

RI '"'HARD WILSON RETA REMPT. EDITORS

ludt 1s

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PAUL AASEN Bachelor of Arts Wena tchee, Washington

RUTH BERHOW Bachelor of Arts in Education Vancouver, Washington

DOUGLAS ANDERSON Bachelor of Arts Soap Lake, Washington

DAVID CROWNER Bachelor of Arts Bell, California

Who's Who

In

American

Colleges

Burlington, W""hington

KENNETH EIUCKSEN Bachelor of Art:; Longvicw, Washington

NORMAN DAHL Bachelor of Arts San Francisco, California

PAUL ERIKS Bachelot" of Arts Seattle, Washington

CAROLYN ERICKSON Bachelor of Arts in Education

KENNETH GAAL Bat:helor of Arts San Francisco, California

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P A U L A A S E N Bachelor o f A r ts Wenatchee, Washington

R U T H B E RHOW Bachelor of Arts in E ducation Vancouver, Washington

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

DOUGLAS A N D E RSON B a chelor of A r ts Soap Lake, Wah i ngton

DAVI D C ROWNE R Bachelor of Arts Bell, California

KENNETH ERICKSEN Bachelor of Art Longview, Washington

Who's Who In

American Colleges

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

PAUL E RIKS Bachelot" of A rts Seuttle, Washington

C AROLYN E RICKSO Bachelor of Arts in E ducation Burlington, Wshington

LINDA GILMER LORELIE THEODORE Bachelor of Arts in IHLENFELDT JOHNSTONE Education Bachelor of Arts in Bachelor of Arts Tacoma, Washington Education Palo Alto, Ca lifornia

Seattle, vVashington

JOAN KESSELRING Bachelot of Arts Lafayette, California

ROGER LUNDBLAD Bachelor of Science Sacramento, California

1.IARIE PETERS Bachelor of Arts in Education Portland, Oregon

MARGERY KRUEGER Bachelor of Arts in Education Oregon City, Oregon

MARTIN SCHAEFER Bachelor of Arts San Francisco, California

DIANE ROSDAHL Bachelor of Arts in Education Thompson Falls, Montana

Not Picturep. KAREN OLSON JUDITH SANNERUD Seattle, Washington Tacoma, Washington GENE SCHAUMBERG ERIC OTTUM CLARfE SYVERSON Bachelor of Science Seattle, Washington Couer d'Alene, Idaho Auburn, Washington 47

.JOAN KESSELRING Bachelor of Al'ts Lafayette, California

Not Picturep KAREN OLSO N Seattle, Washington ERIC OTTUM Seattle, Washington

LINDA GILMER Bachelor of Arts in Education Tacoma, Washing-ton

MARGERY KRUEGER Bachelor of Arts in Education Oregon City, Oregon

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

JUDITH SA NNERUD Tacoma, Washington CLARJE SYVERSON Couer d' Alene, Idaho

LORELIE IHLENFELDT Bachelol' of Arts in Education Seattle, Washington

ROGER LUNDBLAD Bachelor of Science Sacramento, California

MARTIN SCHAEFER Bachelor of Arts San Franci"co, California

THEODORE JOHNSTONE Bachelor of Al,ts Palo Alto, California

MARIE PETERS Bachelor of Arts in Education Portland, Oregon

GENE SCHAUMBERG Bachelor of Science Auburn, Washington 47

SHIRLEY ALLEN Bachelor of AI,ts in "Education J ennin~,:l'i Ltld ~ (>, Ol'{:'':{OI1

AltNOLD ANDEHSON Uachd ol' of Al't s Mnf4~apequ:l. N e w York

HARLAN ANDERSOK Badwlnl' o f Art_'i H u ffman. l\!linncsota

VIJtGIL ANDEItSON BacheloI' of AI'l~ in Educati on POl'tland . OregOn

ALICE ARMSTHONG -Bache lor ufAxts in I:duC'.atioll Abcnlecn. \Vu s hing-tlJtl

.JEROME BAKKE Hachelol' uf nu~ in e:::;~ A(iminisll'ati()11 Anaheim, Caiifol"rlia

nOGEit BAKKEN Bachelor of Al't::5 Tacoma. \Va ti hin g lo n

SUSAN BALDWIN Bachelor of Sdencc in N lT1's ingBakers field, California

MARILYN BEISE UacheJOI' of Science in NUl.3in ~~ Van couvel', \\'al:ihin).!'ton

DA VID BEne llachelo!' uf Ar b-; Eugen e, Oregon

SUS AN BERG Bachelor of Scienc e in NUI's ing Em'bunk. Califo l'nia

OLIVE!, BERVEN. JR. Bac.hel o )' of Bu:-:in es::; Aclmi n i::; tl':lt.io n San Anselmo, California

AUDREY BETTS I-hu'h eJor of Arts in Education T ::w orna . \Va s hin ,:; t o n

KAREN BlItD Hachdm' of Arts in Educati on Spnttl G" . \Vashill j:! ton

KI':N N ETII BLACK BachelOl.' uf A l t~ Albany, Ol'e~o n

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IWGEn [lAKK8N

Oathclol" of Arts 'i'acorna, \Vuhin).!tun

SUSAN BALDWIN

DA VID RF.RG

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

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Bachelor of Sci('ntc in NlIl'inJ!' Unkclfi(>ld. Cnli (orn ia

MARILYN 1II!:ISF.

Uachelol' of Scit..nce in Nur.;in,:, Vnncouv(')', \\'a::;hin)!lOn

SUSAN [lERG

nadH'lor or 8dcnce in NU1'l5-in BUl'hank. Cniifol'nia.

OLIVEit BERVBN. JR.

Dacheifll' of BlIin('s;-: Admini:.:lr3ti(Jli

::ian Anelmu. California

SHIRLEY AILEN

B;:u:hclol' of Al'ts in Education .hnnhw:s I.ucig". On) .. wn

AltNOLD ANDEltSON

Badwlot of Arts Mns:lI)(";q\la. Nt'\\' Y(wk

HARLAN ANDERSOl'

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

1I1l11'man. Minnesota

VIHGIL ANDEltSON BadH.'lul' uf Art!i in Edur'alillil Purtland. Ol'e$.!on

ALICE AltMSTRONt.:

Badwlur of Art in l':duC'Uliun

Allcnte'en. \VHl:ihinj..t"ton

AUDIU;Y BETTS

JEllOIE BAKKE HU('helnl" !)( Businc% Arl m in ist ratiun Anuht,im, Cnlifol"nia

Hadllor uf Arts in F:du("atinl1 T:wllrlla. \Vahin;.:'t()n

KAHEN BIHD H:-u:h4,.'!ul' of Alots in Etlucation SN\ttlt" \VahinrtOl'1

KI" NETIl BLACK nilcheior uf A ,t AUmny. OI'lJ.!un

LOUIS llLAESI. JH. Ilaehclor of Arts in EduC'atiun Taeoma, \Vas hingloll

DAVID BLUHM Lhu:hclOl' of A I'ts Spt'ingfielcl. Or{'j..nm

LESLIE BOWEHS Bachelo t' of A rt~ Seattle. \Va8hing-ton

.JANE BI(EVIK Bachelol' of A d,~ H.utiyanJ, i\'Ioll tana

ALAN BHOOKS Ba chelo[, of Al' ls Ta coma. \Va:-; hin glo n

BAHBARA BRUNS nac'helol' of Arts

Ta

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BYltDE ECKlfEM 'Baeheio)' of Sc. ic llc(l in NtU';.; ill g

Vn~ h n n, \\'a!;hingtoll

JOHN EDLUND Ba t: hdoL' o f A I't.:i Olymllia , \Va :'5ilinglon

ArtTHUR ELLICKSON naehe lc ll' of Arts IVI(JIl td)clln, Califurn ia

(;EOHC;r,; l';M LY Bache lul' uf Arts Tacom a. \Va shin )..!ton

DELORIS ENGEN Bachelo r of Arts F l't'd e ri c , \Vi':-;(~ (Jn :.;, in

LINDA ENG VALl, Bachejnl" of Ar ts in Educat.ion Taeoma. \Vashington

THUMAS CJtOSIER Dachelur of Art, Burke , fdaho

EARL C1JH'I'lS Dachclor of Al' t:-; Tacoma, Wa~hinr~to n

LF:IF DAHL Bachelor of Arts :Mos

DONALD FOSSUM Baeh"lol' of A,"t, In g le wood. Ca lifol'n ia

STAN LEY FitEDRICKSON Bac helo r o f Al't~ in F.dllc.alio n Row. \\.as iling'ton

OYSTIC IN GAASHOLT B a c helol' o f Arts

T Ol1 ::.; bcrg-, Norway

DAVIn l;A"~N I CKE Bac helur of Al'll')

Sac ramento, Culi fvl'n ia

PF.TER GAHLnO F F Buc h t:.'iQ I of Al'1 ~ in Educat ion Ta('oma. \Va:-ihin g ton

ELLEN GALl.ll(AlT1l Bache!!!l' of Arts in r~rI\l('ati()11 Tacoma, \Vns hin ~: ton

NANGY l:lL\DWOllL Bne helo r of Art~ in Edw:at ion Tacoma, v~ra~hin g"to n

MARC;!(ETHE C;REGERSEN UaCh{'\ol' of Scie nce in N ul'~in ", Hu bu:) nl, Or'egon

DAVID llAA LAN D Oacheiol' of Arts AlballY, O,'cgon

[(AYMOND CALLIE Uat helo r of A rts \Ve::.t .0 :'; Angd(>s, Caiifontia

SAMUEL (;AN(;E Bac helo r of .'\ l t.~ in Education Tacoma, \Vas hin glon

IWTH GOLDENMAN Bache.lor of SCi(,'H~C in Nur:-;inJ,!' Colville, \Vashin g-lon

lJ(E~'"E GOODALE Bachelol' of A1'\" Ta('fll"r1:l, \Va shing'ton

ROI3ERT (;OODFELLOW Bnchelo r of Al't~ Cat hlamet, \Vnshing-l()!l

(;orWON G[(ADWOHL Hat'heIOl' of A l'ls

\V ~lJla \V ;:dla, \Vashillg-lon

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D O N A LD FOSSUM

Hadll'lol' of A l"t I I I rh'wood. California

STA N LE Y F H E D R I C!(SON

Uncheiol' of Al't in Edw'ation no\\,. \\' nshillJ.{Lon

D A V I D (; A " N I C K E

IhlCht,!ol' of Al'ts Sncramento, C n l i forn i n

OYSTI:: I N G A A S HO I .T Baeheiol' uf Arts

Tonbcrp.:. Norway

P l':T l': H G A H L l l O FT

Bachelol' of A ds in Edu('at ion

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

NA C Y C !( A D W O II I" Daeh'I()J' of A I'L'i in Educal ion

Tneoma. Wnsh in.:t()n

I:: L L E N (;ALB H A I T I I BaehpllIl' or Al'l1 in rrlll(,H.t i ( Jn Tacoma, \Vash i n :ton

,1I A H(;[( E T I l E (;r( E ( ; E H S I,N Hat'ht' !Ol' of Scic>n('e i n N UI'in I I ubbanl. Ol'egon

D A V I D I l A A LA N D

U:u.'h('\ol" of A rts AluallY. Ol't .. 'g'on

I( A Y M O N D ( ; A L L I I':

Uaeheiol' of A rl.s \Vest. [.0;0{ A n g'clC':.;, Cal i for nia

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

I(uT H (;O I .D EN M A N Uach('\ol' of Sei('n ('(.' in NUl"inv.:

I H E N E G O O D A LE

Bachelor nf A l'tli

Colv i l le, \Va.;".hing-toll

IW B E H T C O O Dl"I:U.OW Bnchelor of A l't:-:. CathlamC:'t.. \Vn:-;h ing-toll

< : O !( D O N C H A D\\' O l l L

Bat'heiul' of A ttJol \Valln \,Valla. \Vahill:.!L-()n

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SHII(LEY HA(;I';N B:1chclOl' of Al,ts (: la :- Administration Klamath Falls . (herron

LAIutY IV1;; ItSON Ba ('helol' of Arts in I':ducalion C ulberL"Ion, :-''lonlnn n

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I I ELI:N I I !c D I ! I'; I ( ;

Ha(hc.lol- of A d !-\ i n l-:d llcalion V a n C'(HIV(?l". \Yash i n p.:lon

.J U D lTH H E lT M A N

B:u.:hdo\ o f A ds i n Educat.ion

Pi1.ttc.'I'Son, C a l i fo r n i a

A LLT I U N A H EN N I N ( ;

BachelOl" of AIt

A berdeen, \\'-a h i n J.':"t()n

.J U D I T H I l i L D EB ! ( i\ N D

B:H'hejo}' I ) f S('ien et! i n N U l':-;ingCov i n a . C a l i fol"nia.

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L O H E N H 1 LD I, B 1 C\ N D

Bat'hc!ol' o f A I'L Tal"urnn, \Va"\ h i l l t ( )n

N I N A J 1 1 1 .!. H::'I\:hch.)]- o f A I"t:-; ill Edw:at ion Ft. L(wis. \Vnsh i n .l>:toll

B:lchC'lol' of A L"t

( : !agow. :\'lont.anO

LAH ltY I V fo: l t S O N Bachpllll ' of .'\ l"b: i n Jo:d u{'aLioIJ Cu lll('lt{)n . Iont.ana

SONJA JACOBSEN lluC'helot, of Al'L" in Education Cody. Wyoming

ROBERT .JACOBSON Bachelor of Scien ce Lakewood , \Vashin g-ton

DONALD .JAMPSA Bachelo r of Al'l:-; in Educat ion Tacoma. ,"Vashing'lon

MELVIN .JANGAilD Bachelor' uf Al' tg in Education Tacoma, \\las hing-Lon

BONITA JOHNSON Bachelor of Sc ience in Nursin.!! Seattle, \Vashington

DOUGLAS .JOHNSON Ba(~helor of AI'ls in Education Hudyani , Mon tana

(:;\/{ I

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JOAN KHAM ER Hu('h

WILLIAM LENNON Bachelor of Arts Jackson ville, Florida

RONALD LERCH Bachelor of Arts Portland, Oregon

JOY LEWIS Bachelor of Science in N ul"sing Del Paso Heights, California

,rOYCE LUITEN Bachelor of Arts in Education Lamona, Washington

CARMEN LUNDGREN Bachelo\' of A rt:5 in Erlucation Pasco. Wa~hington

MYHTLE LYONS Bachelor of Art..:; Hoy, Washington

ROBERT NETT"ELBLAD Bachelor of At't..s Sea.ttle. \Vashington

MARILYN NICKELSEN BacheluI' of Science in NundnJ! Tacoma. Washington

PHYLLIS NYBAKKE Bachelor oJ Science Portland, Ot'egOn

MALJI(EEN McALLISTER Bachelor of Arts in Education Abet'deen, \Vashington

ERLING lIIELLUM Bachclor of Arts in Educat.ion Tacoma. Washington

WILLIAM MILLER Bachelor of Arts Po!'t. Angeles . Wash-ington

GLOIUA MITCHELL Bachelor of Art. San ta Ro~a. California

MAHILYN MOOHE Bachelor of Alt~ in Education 1\1ose.!:i I,ake. Washington

RUSSELL MUELLER Bachelot, of Arts Inglewood . Califol'nia

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W I L L I A M LENNON Baehelol' of Art:;

Jack:;onville. Florida

RONA LD LERCH Bachelor of Arts Portland, Oregon

,JOYCE LUITEN nnchelol' of Ai'tS in Educa tion Lamona. Washington

JOY LEWIS Bachelor of Science in N llri n g Del Paso Heights, California

C A R M E N LUNDGREN Rachelor of A rts in E(lucntion Pasco. Wahington

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

MYHTLE LYONS llachelor of A r1>< Roy. Washington

M A J( ! LYN N I C K E LSEN Bachelor of Science i n Nundn Tacoma. Washin gton

P H Y L L I S N YB A KK E Bachelor o f Science Portland, Ol'eon

)of A U R EEN McA LLISTER

Bachelor of Art::. in Education Abeteleen. Washinrrton

E R L ING MELLUM BachcJOl' of Ads in Education Tacoma, Washin gton

WIL L I A M M [ LLER Dachelol' of A rts Port. A n ,:rcJc.. Wahing'ton

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

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

RUSSELL M U E LLER Bach'lor of Art. ... I nglewood. California

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MAI(IANNE POTTEH Bachelor of Arts in Education Tacoma. \Va:;hington

PHILIP RAMSTAD llachelol' of A l'ts Tacoma. \VashinJ.!ton

NELDA REEDE Uaehelor of S(:ience in Nurs inJ.! Prine ville, Oregon

ROGEn REEP Ba('hclor of Bus;ine:o;:.; A(1rnini:.-tl':11inn Mt. Vernon, ,Vashin g tnn

ANITA IlEli\JANN Bacheior of Bli s inl'~s Administration .Mussy Hock. \Vas hington

KAHL REITZ Bache lo r of Seitm ('e HI'mislon. Oregon

{jRUCE NUNES Bacht>lo:r of Art!5 Sun Carlos. California

JAMES NYBORG Bache luI' of Arts Tacoma, ,\,las hing-lon

LOYD ORNE llachelol' of A rts in Edu{:ation Dl'ili coll, North Dakota

WILLIAM OSTENSON Bache lo r of A l't,ij

Tacoma , \Va:'ihinglon

IlAHBAflA OV ERMO]'; Bachelo r of Arts in Education Arca ta, California

IlLAYNE PEI~LETH: llache lol' of Arts in Education Battle Ground. \Va~hillJ.!lul'l

GEOHGIANN REMflOLD Badl (:~ Jor of Arts in Edueat.ion 'Valla \Valla, \V a.., hin ,:,r l on

JIM mVE](A Bachelor o f A"lS in Education Creat Fall:.;, Nlonlana

IlAIUlAilA {lUNDQUIST DachclOl' of Art!:> in Educ:t tion T :H!OIl'lH, \Va::;hinJ.,!:lon

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:'IA I U A N N E POTTBH

Bachelo)' of Arts in Educati on Tac.omn. \Vash i n :'!'lo!l

P I I I L l P H A I S T A D

Dachelol' of .'\ l'ts

Tacoma. Washin ton

N k:LDA n EEDB

llaehrlol' of Sei pn ce in Nurs.inl! PI';neville, O l'cr:-un

B;H"hdt))" of B u ;:; i n (':-> A (l m i n is l l 'alion 1\1t. Vernon, \Vash i n g ! ( )n

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A N ITA In: I M A N N Baeheiul' of B us i llt.':5:-> Admin i)o:ll'atioJl

Moy Hoek. \Va h i n g' lon

K A la. REITZ Bachclu}' of ScieIH'(' HC"I'migton, Ol'C"g'on

ll H U C E N U N ES

I3nchelo:r uf Art

San Car los . Califol 'nia

J A M k:S N Y BO R G

BacheluI' of A lts

Tacoma, \.yashirnton

W I LL I A M OSTENSON Bachclor of Art:-;

Tacuma. WfI,..; h i n g-toll

LO YD O nN E HnchelOl' of Arts in BduC'ation

Dbcoll. No:rth Dakota

li A H Il A H A OV E JUIWE Bachelor o f Arb in Educatiull

Arcat.a, C a l i forn ia

( ; J-:OHG I A N N H EM fl O I . D

Badl('lol' of A rts in Bduc'atioll

\\,;,t l la \Valla, \Va h i n g ton

J DI m V E I"\

li LA Y N B P ER L ETIl Uachelol' nf A l, t s i n EducatioJl Ha ttlc C,ro u n d , \Vas h i llJ.rloll

Ba(:hl'lol' uf ;\)'t.s in Education C rcat ra l ls, Montana

B A H B A J( A IW NDQUIST

Bachelol' of Arb; in Eciueatiuu Taco m n , \Va.:->h i n J.!ton

ELS1E SAUTER Bachelor of Arts in Education Vancouver, Washing tun

DIANE SAXTON Bachelor of At'ts Lafayette, Ca lifol'nia

DYANN SCHIEHHOLTZ BachelOl' of SCieIl. \Va:-; hin glon

DANIEL SI-!AFLAND Dachc lol' of Ads Tacoma . \Vushinf!"toll

KAIU;N S HAN),:/{ UachclOi' o f Science Ta('oma, \Vf.l shin g-to l1

SAltAH S HAHPE Bachelor of Arts Savannah, Geon:na

P ATHICIA SHEIU1AN Rachelol' of Al't ~ in Education SE'rtUlc , ''''a:-;hin J.!to n

SYLVIA SH ULE Y Bache iOl' of Axls in Educatiurl Cathlamet, "\'as hin g-to ll

S ANDRA SIMONS BuehL'lo\' o f AI't.':i in Edu(::llion Vancollvel', \VashinKlon

.JOANN S KOLD Bachelor of Art, San Fl'anci:; l'o, California

ALAN SLrNTI Rachclol' o f Al'ts Blu'ling-w n , "'a~hington

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ELSIE SAUTER

Bachelor of Al'ts in EdlJCathm Vancouvel', Wahing't(Jll

D I A N E S A XT O N

Bachelor of A rt.s Lafayette, C a l i fornia

H I C H A HD S C H LE N K E I{

Bnchllol' of A rL.:;, Twen l y - N inC' Palrn:i. California

D Y A N N SCH I E H I-I O LTZ

R ach

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MAltY LEE SQUIHES Bachelul' of At:l~ (;i v; IIarilvr , \V ashin.L{ ton

H E N JlI ~~TTA S'.rOLTE Raeh t."lo r of A I 'tl') in Education P eck. Idaho

LO WELL STOIWAHL Rache lur of Ad.... Urady. Montana

.J UDY STI(UTHEHS Ha l: hclo r of A rt s in EducaLion \ VhittiC'l', Califo l" nia

C LATIIE SYVERSON Bachelor of Arts Couer d 'Alene, Idaho

Bachdo l' of A l't.~ Ta('oma, \Va .:;hio .l!ton

.JOE SM1TH Bachelor oC Arts Seattle. Washington

IWNALD SOINE Bachelor oC Art.. Bellingham. \Va~hin).!'ton

LINDA SOMMEHS Dachelor of Arts in Educa lion Hichland, Wa~hini-~ton

EDWAIW SONS'l'EGA IID Bachelot, of Arts Herlwood Oity. Californ ia

HICHAfW SPINNEY Bachelor of Arts i.n Ec1uc.alion Lynn. MaHsachusetts

ROSEMAHY SPITZEH Bachelor of Ad::; in Education Ken n ewick. \Va}ihinglQl1

MASA KO TAKAIIATA

Tokyo, .Jullan

MA W;A 1(Io:T T IIU;SS[,;:-.! Bachellll' uf S(' il' n Cl.' in NUl':-:.inl!' } ,(lw i :-;ltl ll. Idaho

(;WENDOLYN THOMAS BnchL~lol' ufAxb; in Edu('at. ion Tacoma. \Vu."hill~(t(m

M ,\ ItY I . E '!'; SQU I H ES Ba('hclor of A 1'1.1':1 ( ; ig I I u rhlll', WashinJ.{tVll

H EN )( a:T'fA STOLTE Rncht'lor of AI't,.. .. i n l!:tlu('ut ion Peck, 1,I"ho

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

J (I ] ) Y STlmT H E ltS Hacbdol' flf A I'ts in C:(l u':d i l l n \\' h i t tie'I', CllliConlia

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C L A I I E S Y V ERSON Bachelor of Art. Couer d' Alen. Idaho

C !;C I I .I A T ," (; U E Bachc..'lul" o f .\ , ' 1 :-. Tal/mll. \V:I.-:hing-torl

JOE SM ITH Bachelor of Art. Seattle. Wahinll'ton

IWN A LD S a I N E DnchclOl' o f A .,!, Bcllinrcham. \V ahinl!ton

L I N D A S O M M B ItS Dac-hc..'lol' uf Art-os in Educat.ion H ichlan d. Wa h i n .glun

I-: DW A 1m SONSTE(;A 1m Bach

JOA.N TOUSLEY Bachelol' of Arts in Education Seattlc.', " 'ashington

CAnOL TIUPLETT Bachelor of Ads in Education Portland, Ol'c~on

JOANNE VANLIEH,OP Bachelur of Al,ts in I~dllcali()n Puyallup. \Vashingtotl

OS WA LD V A ltNESS, ,J n. Bachelu l' of AI'l~ in Education SeaLtlf', \\'nshing'l()n

BRUCE VIK riaehC'iol' of SCiCIH'C' Cathlamet. \Vashin.~tul1

HONALD WALSH, .IIL Bachelor of Science RanF' l'llIl Cis('o , Califol'nia

II ELEN WULFF Hacbelol' of AJ' ts in Edll 'ntiu n Pnrlland, On"~!'~H1

.1 'DY Z l ESKE: Bac-helol' o f A it~ in Edu('at iun Palo Alto. Califurnia

DEW EY HOLl.IN(;SWOWfil Bachelu l' of Arts

Pa(' ifi c City. Califon-lia

IIAHJ(Y WALTI';H Hnche.lul' uf Arb; Tucoma. \Va r-; h iTl.U'lllll

FHANK \YATF:RWOHT II Bal:hch)l' of A l't.l-' Seat-tic, \Vnshin j.':ton

LELAND WEA VEH Fkl(~ h('l()l' or A l"ls in Education To{'oma. \Va~ hing-loil

I3AIUJAI{A WEnEI{ Bachelor flf Al'b

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

HachelOl" (Jf AI'L:-i in l':duealiQll Tacoma, \\'a s hington

WAFmEN WILLIS Bachclol" of Arts

HawLho rJ1L', Califol'lIia

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J OA N TOUS LJ,;Y

Bache-lol' of AI'l i n Education Sl'attk', \VahinJ.!ton

CAIWL TH I P L J,;TT

Hac-helm' of A l'{.-; in lo:dw:alion Portlantl, O n.on

O S WA LD V A ll NESS . . J it. Baeh('lol" of A l'l i ll E,lucat i r m. Seat tll', \Vashin,-,tnn

Il lmCE V I K

J O A N N E V A N L f E ll O P Baehcltn' u f A I'l:-; i l l Idlu.:alioll Puyal lup , v..'a:-> h i n trJl1

Ua(:hdo)' uf Scien('('

Cflthlamet. \Vashil"ttoH

I I I,LEN W O L F F Ibchf'!o\' I l f A I'l);O i n Edll{'ntilln ]'l l l' t land. On'.!OlI

.I L; U Y % l l-:S K E

nONA LD WALSH . I H . Bachelor uf ScipnC'c San F'1u l l ('i('o. Cali ftlrnia

BarhC'\ol' f i r A \'l in Ec1I1( 'at iI.JlI PnJo A l to. Calif o 1'1 l in

D E W F: Y H O I . l . I N(;SWO l{'f I I Baeh('iol' f l f 1\ It; P:H' i f i c C i t)" C a l i forn ia

I ! A I/ R Y IV A I-TEll

HathC'iol' u f A " ts Tacoma. \Vns h i flJrtoll

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

L I';LA N D W E A V EI/

J'Jachl.'!or of Ads i n Edllcntion TIH'oma, \\"ilshiTl ct..lHl

U A H tlAHA W l,:H E H Bachelol II f A l't:-;

San Fl'::mds('o, Cnlifnrnia

Bncfu.'IOI' IIf A r l s i n I':dueal ion Ta('oma. \\rasi l i nton

W A H REN W I L L lli lluch('lm' of A I'l l I a w thfll'l1t', Califol'lIi:a

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YVONNE L. WOERNER COOP

JERRY BAUGHMAN

E. DANIEL BENSON

GEORGlNA JONES BREWINGTON

LARRY BUMGARDNER

CLAUDE CANFfELD

MARILYN N1CKELSEN CARDER

ANDREW J. CARLSON

JACK D. CASSIDY

M.ARVlN CHRISTENSEN

DEAN CHRIST1AN

ELIZABETH CURTIS

.JOHN .J. DETWILER

GERALD W. ERICKSON

ELEANOR FERGUSON PATRICIA THORKILDSON GEMAELICH

JOHN D. GOSNELL

ROY E. HAGERMAN

ALICE HALE

CHARLES H. HARKINS

MARTHA HERBERT

GARY HUSKINSON

LINDA C. JOHNSON

ADDITIONAL SENIORS

SENIORS NOT PICTURED

JOHN B. JENSEN

RUTH A. KANE

EDWARD M. KEYS

GERTRUDE KRAUSE

EUGENIA KVINSLAND

OLIVER A. LARSEN

DARLINE LAMKA

VIOLET LANDON

SYLVI LANGLAND

KENNETH VICTOR OLSEN

LAWRENCE L. PETERSON

ERIK J. REDAL

HAZEL REETZ

YOLANDA RETTKOWSKI

GERALD RITTER

MAVIS ROWLEY

KENNETH D. SAVAGE

CARL SEARCY

RONALD THOMPSON

ROBERT M. TOMBERG

JOE P. VILES

.JULIE SIMMONS WALLACE

CLIFTON WILLIAMS

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YVONNE L . WOE RN E R COOP

J E R RY B AU G H M AN

E. DANI E L B ENSON

G EORG INA JON E S B R E W INGTON

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

C L AU D E CANFIELD

M A R ILYN N I C K E LSEN C A R D E R

AND R E W J. C A RLSON

J A C K D. C A S S IDY

M.A RVIN C H R IS T ENSEN

D E AN C H R I ST I AN

E LIZA B E T H CU RTIS

JOHN .J . DETW I L E R

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

E L E ANOR F E R G U SON

P A T R IC I A T HORK I L D SON G E M A E LI C H

JOH N D . GOSNE L L

ROY E . H A G E RMAN

A L I C E H AL E

C H A RL E S H . H ARK INS

M ART H A H E R BE RT

G A RY H U S K INSON

L IN D A C. JOH N SON

ADDITIONAL SENIORS SENIORS NOT PICTURED

.JOHN B . J ENSEN

R U T H A . K AN E

E DW A R D M . K EYS

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

E U G ENIA K V I NS LAND

OLI V E R A . L A RSEN

D A RLINE L A M K A

V IOLET LANDON

SYLVI LANG LAND

K EN N E T H V ICTOR OLSEN

LA WRENCE L. P E T E RSON

E RI K J . RE D A L

H AZ E L R E E T Z

YOLAND A RETTKOW S K I

G E R A L D R I TT E R

MAV I S ROWL EY

K ENNE T H D. S AV A G E

C A R L S E A RCY

RON A L D T HOMPSON

ROB E R T M. TOMB E RG

JOE P. V I L E S

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

C L I FTON W I L L I AMS

CLASS

OF 1961

Paul Aasen President

Ken Gaal, Vice-President

Shirley Hagen, Secretary

Ted Johnstone, Student Council l{ep.

Ron Lerch, Treasurer

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CLASS

OF

1961

Paul Aasen President

Kpn Gan!, Vice-President Sh irley Hagen, Secretary

Ted .J ohn5tone, Student Cou ncil I{ep. Ron Le rch, Treasurer

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P.rewidcnt and l\11rs. Eastvolcl receive guests at the 'reception.

President's

Reception

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President's Reception

P'I"es'icicnt a.nd II-ITs. East'vold 1'(:cei1JC guests at the rece1Jtion.

Senior Day

PI'('sicicnt Pwli A.asell deli/!n's add1'csS.

Seniol' C/nss gift presented to Dr. Eastvo/cl by Kenneth GaeLi.

TYaditio1ln/ p/nnting of a 'rhoclodencl1'(J/1 by Ron Lerch,

}'vIr. Chl'istophe?'so17 and Dr. Paul Aasen and Marge KnwArbaugh, cla,ss advisors. {Ic:?'.

63 P1'l'sidlmt Paul A asell delivel's addJ'eS8,

IJ!lI', Christophe?"son a1u/ D1". A rbaugh, cia,8s ad-v-isol's,

Senior Day

Senio?" C/a.ss g ift presented to Dl', Enstvold b1J J( enne th GacLi,

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

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GJ'(ull(utin,q SC'I1/1) '/,S 1'eV1eW fow' y e ctl's of campus life,

Seniorama

, , , j'/.l,~t the jHnior, senWT

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G I'(I (/I((Ltillg s("lI iIJl's 'I'WVleW lolO' yCrt.l'S III cumpHS li/e.,

Seniorama

. , . jl(,t I.he Jlln ior, ,en.in1'

Dr, Eastvold presented the sennon at Bcwca/auTcate,

Baccalaureate

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

rest,

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Baccalaureate

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

For M1', (mel M1'S, JOSt'ph Reitz, this was theil' 1/ 'in th ileal' to a t tL"11d a PLV graduatioll as pal'Cl1tll of (t, g?'a(/u.atc, Thi8 1ft'U/', Karl Reitz was tht' gl'nrilta ta, who, like the rest., ea1'1led most of his 01lln way ,

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G1'aclnate.~ and fa culty p1'oceed to the gymnasium. lor Commencement .

Commencement

Rev. H arold B. Kindahl , h . 0/ Mi-

1'O t, North Dakota.

PnrticilJants of the Commenccment

gathcr.

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R e I! . Harol..d B. Ki-Iu'ah l, .h. /10 1 , No'/'th Dakota.

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

r,l'alnat(' a.nd faculty proceed to t.he {J'1I.,nna.i!l?n jo'/' Com.mencc'IIlmlt.

Commencement

CLASS OF 1962

Dan El'landel' President

.J udy Rasmussen, Secretary

Carolyn Keck, Treasurer

Linda Bloomquist, Student Council Rep.

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CLASS

OF

1962

Dan E rlanc1er Presi dent

.J udy Rasmussen, Secretary Carolyn Keck, Treasurer

Linda Bloomquist, Student Council Rep.

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Adams, Delores A. Andersoll, Judith D.

Batterman ll , Ida E. Blomqu ist, Linda M.

Brooks, William 1

Collom, Janice

Ell efsoll, Barbara D.

Firgells, Timothy T.

French, Carol A.

Grant, Estelle [0;1. Halvorson, Howard C,

Cornell , Joan M.

Ell is, Robert

Fl etcher, Barbara J .

Freeman, Bill

Gudal, Dennis D. Han, I(wa ng Wei

Crusan, Karen J. Elmqui st, Robert J.

Fletcher, Carolyn M. Funkhou ser, Patti M,

Gull ekson, Janet M.

Hansoll j Deanna G.

Dempsey, Glenda L.

Erkkil a, Mary E.

Foley, Sylvia P. Gerva is, La ...'/rence K.

Gustafson, Roger C.

Hansoll , John S,

Ed',vards, Dorothy

Erlander, Daniel 'IN.

Fores ter, Timothy D.

Gill, Myra

Hagerman, Bonnie PJI.

Han son, Louise E.

Einmo, Arnold L Everett, Elaine

Fu nrue, DOMld Gofr, Stephen C.

Hager ty, Richard Han tke, Clarice A.

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Collom, J(lnice E l lefsoll, 6nrb(1ril D.

F irgens, Timothy T. French, Carol A.

Grant, Este l l e I'.l H a lvorson, HO\"/ard C.

Corne" , Joan M . EI h is, Roberl

Flelcher, Barbara J . Freeman, B i l l

Gudal, Dennis D. Han, I(wang Wei

Crus_an, Karen J . El mquisl, Roberl J .

Flelcher, Carolyn M .

Funkhouser, Palli M .

Gul l ekson, Janel M . Hansoll, Deanna G .

Dempsey, Glenda L. Erkki la, Mary E.

Foley, Sylvia P.

GervaIs, La .. .'rence K .

Gustafson, Roger C. Hanson, John S.

Edc'Iards, Dorolhy Edander, Daniel \'.f.

Forester, Timothy D.

G i l l, Myra

Hagerman, Bonnie M . Hanson, Louise E.

Einmo, Arnold E. Eve-rr?tt, Elaine-

Funrue, Donald

Golf, Slephen C.

Hagerty, Richard

Hanlke, Clarice A.

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Haralsoll, Jerry C. Heierell, Sandra G.

Hopp, Serena M. Jacobson{ Jane

Jones, Paul W. Krueger, Marilyn J.

Harmic, Ed'NJrd He lms, Carl H.

Hovey, Ronald Jacobson, Orville A.

Jordan, Donald C. Laaback, Ellen l.

Haug, GloriJrl rvL Hel strom, Riclwd D.

Howlette, Rulli E.

Johnner, Singhild E.

Kalnins, Arija V.

LaGrelius, Ann Lynn

Hauglal1d, Deallna L.

Hend er soll, MJrgaret

Hu tcheson, Priscilla

Johnson, Allan L.

I(eck, Carolyn A. Lakosky, Mina J.

Hayv)ard, John D.

Hep ner, Marla 0..

Isaacson, Gail B.

Johnson, Doris L.

Kimbrough, r~1orris

Larsen, Gary

Heg stad, Karen A. Hildahl, Roger E.

Jacobson, E. Marvin

Johnson, Duane r'Jl.

Knutson, Dennis O.

Larsen, Ivanl E.

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HarJlsoll, Jerry C .

He ieren, Sandra G.

Hopp, Srrr-na M. Jacobson, Jane

Jones, Palll W. K rueger, Marilyn J .

Harmic, Edv!Jrd H e l ms, Cilrl' H .

HOVf>Y, Ronald

Jacobson, Orv i l l e A.

Jordan, Donald C.

Laabock, El len L.

Haug, Gloriilrl Fvl . Hel strom, Riclwd D .

Howlette, Rllth E .

Johllner, Sing h i l d E .

Kalnins, Arija V. LaG rei ius, Ann Lynn

HalLg lalld, Deanna L.

'Henderson, Murg(}rct

Hutcht''Ion, Pri"c i l l a Johnson, A l l a n L .

I(eck, Carolyn A .

Lakosky, M inJ J .

Hayv.filrd, John D.

Hepner, Marla 0..

I Silacsoll, G a i l B . Johnson, Doris L .

Kimbrough, Morris Larsen, Gary

Hegstad, Karen A . H i l dahl', Roger E .

Jacobson, E . Marvin

JohllSo!1/ DUilne- r'Jl .

Knutson, Dennis D.

Larsen, Ivan E.

Lechner, George E. Likkel, Dixie L.

Malang, Louis R.

Mulle", Patricia S.

Paulson, Marilyn D. Repp, Diane N.

Lee, Virginia F. Lohre, Kenneth O.

r..,larlow, Ervin H. Nelson, MerriBelh

Peterson, Harold L. Riggers, Kenneth A.

Lensil1g, Jack

Lund , Roger M.

Marsh, Leilani J. Newlon, Nancy A.

Peterson, Wendell D. Rindahl, Sharon A.

LeMay, Harold E., Jr.

McClary, Douglas M.

Mattson, Robert C. Niemi, Charles A.

Peterson, Willis K. Rogers, Mary E.

Leonard , Gail M. Mades, John P.

r~lays, Charles \,V. Olsen, Joyce V.

Quick, Margorie Rosenau, Karen A.

Lidin, B. Jean

Madsen, Peter F.

rv1oore, Roberl W. Olson, Jon B.

Rasmussen, Judy E. Ruud, Kenneth S.

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Lechner, George E. L i kkel , Dixie L.

Mal.ng, Louis R. Mul len, Palricia S .

Paulson, M a r i I y n O. Repp, Diane N.

Lee, V irg i n ia F. Lohre, I(ennelll O.

fvlarlow, Ervin H. Nelson, Merri Beltl

PelerSon, Harold L. R iggers, Kennelh A.

Lensing, Jack Lund, Reger M .

Marsh, Leilani J . Ne'Nlon, Nancy A .

Pelelson , Wendell D . Rindahl, Sharon fA.

LeMay, Harold E., Jr. 'McClary, Douglas M.

Malison, Roberl C. Niemi, Charles A.

Peterson, VJi l l is K. RogerS, Mary E.

lLeonard, Ga,jf M. Mades, John P.

rlay$, Chrle, w. Olsen, Joyce V.

Quick, Margorie Rosenau, Karen A.

Lidir\ B. Jean Madsen, Peler F.

Moore, Roberl IA'. O lson, Jon B.

Rasmussen, Judy E. Ruud, Kenneth S.

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Sanders, Dwain D. Smith, David

Stubbs, Gary R. Thoreson, Ronald D.

Ho, T, Raymond Walker, Ruth A, Wilpone, Cheryl L.

Schnathorst, Joy O.

SOine, Lloyd H.

Swindland, Karen H.

Triebel horn, Georgina S.

Walters, Edward A.

Wold, Paul C.

Selfors, Conrad W. Sorensen, Nanci C.

Taylor, Carol

Tofflle, Karen E.

Walters, Judy L.

Wollin, Edith

Slater, Donald E. Spencer, Gerd A.

Tekrony, Kent D,

Tupper, Annette M.

Wertanen, Carol E. Yates, Evelyn L.

Slethaug, GordQl1 E. Stearns, Katherine A.

Teslow, Carol E. Tynes, Sandra C.

White, Warner V, Zuber, Charles J ,

Sletta, Ronald L.

Storkson, Darlene J .

Thompson, Neil R. Vail, Bonnie L.

Willhite, Constance M. Udman, Maureen

Sanders, Dwain D. Schnathorst, Joy O. Smith, David Soine, l loyd H.

Stubbs, Gary R . Swindland, Karen H . Thoron, Ronald D . Triebelhorn, Georgina S .

Ho, T . Raymond Walker, Ruth A. Walters, Edward A. Wilpone, Cheryl L. Wold, Paul C.

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Selfors, Conrad W. Sorensen, Nanci C.

Taylor, Carol Tofftle, Karen E.

Wal ters, Judy L. Wollin, Edith

Slater, Donald E. Spencerl Gerd A.

Tekrony, Kent D. Tupper, Annette M.

Wertanen, Carol E. Yates, Evelyn L.

Slethaug, GordQ/l E. Stearns, I(atherine A.

Tlow, Carol E. Tynes, Sandra C.

White, Warner V. Zuber, Charles J.

Sletta, Ronald L. Storkson, Darlelle J.

Thompson, Neil R. Vail, Bonnie L.

Wil lh ite, Constance M . Udman, Maureen

Junior Nurses

Albrecht, Fernita Anderson, Alice Arnesen, Arlene Bigelow, Sharon Collett, Marilyn Haverberg, Jacqueline

Hendrickson , Johnson, Kimball, Beverly Kinared, Gay Kliewer, Karen Morris, Marjorie Karen Kathleen

Pettis, Faith Shegg'eby, Ardath Stoa, Martha Suckow, Joy Vandercar Vlentz, Irma Marj ie '

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

dents will be at Emanuel Hospita l in Portland,

Oregon. TheRe studentR are completing their clin

ical experience under the plan which was in effect

before the 1959-1960 school year. Their senior year

will be at the Univers ity and upon completion of

the four-year program, they will have earned a

bachelor's degree in Nursing and will be pre

pared to take the State Board Examination for

Registration.

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Junior Nurses

Albrecht, Fer n i ta A nderson, A lice A r nesen, A rlene Bigelow, S h a ron Coilett, M a r i lyn H a verberg, .J acqueline

Hend rickson , Karen

Johnson, Ka thleen

K i mball , Beverly K i nared, Gay K liewer, K a ren iVIorri s , M a rjorie

Pettis, F a i th S hegg'eby, Ardath S toa, M artha S uekow, Joy V a ndercar M a rj ie

' \V en tz, I rma

This is the last year that P.L.U. n ursi ng students will be at Emanuel Hospital in Portland, Oregon. TheRe studentR are completi ng the ir clinical experience under the plan 'which was in effect before the 1959-1960 school year. Their senior year will be at the UniverRity and upon completion of the four-year program, they wi l l have earned a bachelor's degree in Nurs ing and will be prepared to take the State Board Examination for Registrat ion.

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Class Of

1963

Gary Olson served as Vice-President of the

Sophomore Class, while Dick Clark acted as

Student Council Representative.

Bruc:e Bindel headed the executi ve council of

t he Sophmore Class for 1960-1961.

Carol Manni and Jan Fannon served as secretary and treasurer, respectiv e ly, of t he

Class of 1963.

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Bnlee H i ndel headed the executive council of the S ophmore Class for 1960-1961 .

Class Of 1963

Gary Olon erved a V ice-President of the Sophomore Class, while D ick Clark acted as

Student Council Representative.

Caro[ Mann i and Jan Fan non served as secretary and treasurer, r e s p e c t i v e l y , of the

Class of 1963.

Corinne Alex an der

Carmen Alvarado

Mary Ellen Ames

Susa ll Amundsen

Carol Anderson

Caron And ers on

Conrad Anderson

Darlene Anderson

Alj c~ Arm st rollg

Aust rid Asheim

Patrie ia Atterberry

Di ane At wood

Don na Baerg

Jim Bak er

Corali e Balch

Ana Barreto

Lucia Barreto

Brenda Barstad

William Batterman

Danie l Bec htel

Dale Benson

James Berg

Carole Bierman

Br"ce Bindel

Eugene Bl ack

Dilvid Boe

Marilyn Boe

Michael Bowen

David BQl.vers

Ona Brandl

Carolyn Breue( Ann Brotell

Q':.'E'n Buchanan

Fred Butt s

Carole Byberg

David Cameron

Gerald Cap ps

Gail Carr

Wallace Christopherson

Rod Ci llo

Richard Clark

Gary Condray

Margaret Cooke

Lois Cornell

Mary Denny

Deanna Di rks

Gera ld Di t trich

Eileen Edberg

Sharon Elli son

Joan Enders

COllnie Engvall

Pau l Eno

AI Erick son

Annette Er ickson

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Corinne Alexander

Carmen Alvarado

Mary Ellon Ames

SUSilll Amundsen

Carol Anderson

Caron An.drrson

Conrad Anderson

Darl l'll Anderson

A I ; cl' Armst rong

Austrid Asbeim

Patfit:iJ Atterberry

Diane AI\':ood

Dom'!.) Baerg

J i m Baker

Coral ie Balch

Ana Barreto

Lucia Barreto

Brenda Barstad

Will iam Batterman

Dilllil!1 BL'Chtrl

Dal, Benson

James Berg

Carole Bie-rman

Bruer Billdrl

Eugene B lack

Di\vid Boe

Marilyn 80e

Michael Bowen

David BowerS

Ona Brandl

C.1rolyn Breuer

Aim Broten

0',:'[>11 Buchanan

Fred Bulls

Carole Byberg

David Cameroll

Gerald Capps

Ga i l Carr

Wa l lace Christophenon

Rod C i l lo

R ichard CIJrk:

GM), Condray

Marg;!ret Cooke

Lois Comell

r ... lary Dcnny

Deanna D i rks

Gerald D i ttrich

Eileen Edberg

Sharon Ell ilon

Joan Enders

Connie En9'JalJ

Paul Eno

AI Erickson

Annette Erickson

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76

Emily Erickson

Ralph Erickson

Karen Espeland

Janice Fannon

I(aren Fedl Ann Fennessy

Carol Finstu'n

David Fisher

Lois Fischer

Gerald Flaskerud

Paul Flalness

Rosalyn FOSler

Kent Freeman

Kalhleen Gammell

She rwood Glover

Gwen Goldenman

Denny Graedel

E I isabelh Gregersen

[,lary G,'iffilhs

I(arl Gronberg ShMon Haddock

Pally Hagerman

Dorcas Hailles

Carol Halldorson

Arne Halvarson

Paul Halvor

Cecilia Hamblelon

Alice Hammerstrom

Lenora Hansen

Dennis lHanson

Julie Harmon

Grelch1l Hax

Bruce Hogle

Karen Henning

Paula Heyer

W, Ron Heyer

Ellen Hilde

Alan Hokenslad

Nancy Hornung

Robert Hm'.'ard

Walter Huber

Roberl Husled

Jolila Hylland

Connye Idslrom

Berel Ing

I(arleen Isaacsof1 Claudia Isham

Christine Jacobs

Judilh Jacobs

I(arell Jacobson James Jeflscn

Davis Johnson

Roberl Johnson

Shirley Johnson

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E m i ly Eric kson

Ralph Erickson

Karen Espeland

J;1I1icp. Fannon

I(aren Fed t

Arln Fennessy

Carol Fins! uen

David fisher

lois F ischer

Gerald' F laskNud

Paul Flatness

Rosalyn Foster

I(ent Freeman

Kathlee" Gammell

Sherwood Glover

Gwen Goldenman

Denny Graedel

E l isabet h Gregersen

r,lary Griffiths

Karl Gronberg Shilron Haddock

Pally Hagerman

Dorcas Haillcs

Carol Hal ldorson

Arne Halvarson

Paul Halvor

Cecilia Hambleton

AI ic e Hammerstrom

Lenora Hansen

Dennis Hanson

Jul ie Harmon

GreLch1I Hax

Bruce Hegle

Karen Henning

Paula Heyer

W. Ron Heyer

Ellen H i lde

Alan Hokenstad

Nancy Hornung

Robert Ho':}ard

Walter Huber

Robert Husted

Jolita Hyllanrl

COllflYe Idslrom

Beret Ing

Karleen Isaacson

Claudia Isham

Christ irle Jacobs

Judith Jacobs

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Rose Kindseth

Karen Kirkeby

Jan ice Klahr

Sharon Kleimenllagell

Anthony Klein

Dav id Kniefcl

Marilyn Klludtson

Kenneth I(nulsen LI nda Knutzen

Bi ll Kol l

Ida Krogh

Wi II iam l< lIder

Jon Kvinsland

Ho\'/ard Larson

Stanley Lall in

Carol Laursen

Warren Lee

Claudia Le'll is

Eric Li nd holm

Pal Li ng elbach

Gerald Lohn

Arv Lokensgard

Gary Lorenz

Thomas Lo'.~.'e

Janet lud'Nig

Charlotte Lued tke

Marilyn Lundb lad

Joyce Lundmark

MaryAnne Lundstrom

Joan Mai er

Linda Makela

Carol Mani

John Martill a

Janice Melton

Norma Merr ill

Darryl Meyer

Loeda Meyer

Joan Mil ler

Ed ith Monson

arlin Monson

Susan Morro\',

Milrit Myhre

Bonnie Nea l

Norman Nesting

Werner Neller

Margaret Neubachcr

Patric ia Neumeyer

Marie Ncils(,!l

Gary Nikk", i

Ruth i~ollbohtn

James Ol sen

Gary Olsoll

Harold Oslenson

Merle Ov er land

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ROle Kindseth

Karen K irkeby

Janice Iahr

Sharon K le i menhagen

Anthony K le in

David Kniefcl

r!.'lMilyn Knudtson

Kenneth I(!lutsen

Linda Knutzen

m i l Ko l l

Ida Krogh

\.Viniam I

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Joall Patter son A. Joan Payne

l eslie Pederson

Kristina PerlllJ

Judith Perry

Anna Peterson

Joan Peterson

MYI'IlJ Peterson

Phy ll is Peterson

Marlin Pierce

Jerry Poppen

Clifford Porter

Barbara Prideaux

Jerry Prolexlor

Norine Radovich

Karen Rasm ussen

Thelma Reeve

Jul ie Re~ves

Gloria Reinertson

Mo1rjo Reinertson Anthony Reynolds

Phylf is Rhine

Judy Richter

Karen Ritland

J udy Rob bins

Carol Robinson

Dennis Rog ers

Charl es Ross

Rebecca Ruot si

linda Russell

Maur ice Sanders

Julie Sanderson

li nda Sather

Gordon Sat rum

Ramona Sawyer

Susan Schoch

Arlene Searle

Karen Sharp

Gary Shaw

Donald Siegmund

Carolyn Sihler

Virginia Soderman

lnabe ll e Stanaway

Randolph Stime

JoAnn Storaasli

Betty Sullivan

Werner Sund

Loi s Svendsen

Judy Swenson

Warren Thomas

Gary Thompson

Jo Anne Thr ee':Jil

J e,1I111 Tou sley

l arry Trygg

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Joan Patterson

A. Joan Pityne

Lesl ie Pederson

Krisl illa Perrlll

Judith Perry

Anna Peterson

Joan Peterson

Myrna Peterson

Phyll i s Peterson

Marlin P ie.rce

Jerry Poppen

Clifford Porter

Barbara Prideaux

Jerr'Y PrOlextor

Nori ne Radovich

Karen Rasmussen

Thelma Reeve

Jul i(' Re!:'ves

Gloria Rein{'rtson

M.lrjo Reillcflson

Anthony Reynolds

Phy l l i s Rhine

Judy Richter

Karen Rit land

Judy Robbins

Carol ROhi nson

Dennis Rogers

Charles Ross

Rebecc.l Ruohi

linda Russell

1\1,1urice Sanders

Julie Sanderson

li lTd a Sa ther

Gordon Sat r u m

Ramona Sa"','ycr

Susan SchOCh

Arlene Searle

Karell Sharn

Gary Sho',','

Donald Siegmund

Carolyn Sihler

Virgi.lia Sodel'tl1.lll

Inabelle Stanaway

Randolph Stime

JoAnn St oraasli

Betty Sul l i,all

Werner SUfld

Lois Svendsen

Judy 5'::el1,ol1

Wtlrren Thomas

Gary Thompsoll

Jo Anne Threc':lil

Je,'IIIII(" Tousley

Larry Trygg

Russel Tweed Mary Undlin

Roger Vidlund

James 'Vedeward Bernard Weisshaar

Alice Wen ness

J oan'Vesley Keith Wetterer

Carol Wickstrom

,r. Michael Wildel'man Jenny Wills

Mal''''al'et Wilson

Richard Wilson Gretchen Wolfe Ruth Woolett

Carol Wyckoff J, Katherine Wynstl'a

David Yokel's

Sa lly Zitzer

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R u ssel Tweed

Mary U n dlin Rogel' Vidlund

James \Vedewa rd

Bernard Weis::;h aa l' A l ice Wen ness

Joan \Vesley

Keith Wetterer Ca rol Wickstrom

.T, M ichael Wi lderman Jenny W ills

Ma rg'aret Wilson

Richard W i lson

G retchen Wolfe

Ruth Woolett

Carol Wyckoff J , Kathe ri ne Wyn t!'a

David Yokel'S

Sally ZiLzer

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Class Of 1964

P ictured above al'e Brad B radfield, F reshman vice-president and Don l\leyer, Student

Council Hepl'esentative.

Nathan SLime ably served the Freshman

Class as their president.

Sandy Simol1::;on kept track of

the finances for the Freshman

dass, ,vhile Elaine Obon took

notes as secretary.

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Nathan Sli me abl.y served the Freghman Class as the i r president.

Sandy Simonson kept t rack of the finances for the Freshma n class, vvh ile Elaine Obon took

n otes as sec retary.

Class Of 1964

P ictu l'ed above al'e B l'ad B radfield, Freshman vice-president a n d Don Meyer, S t u d e n t

C o u n c i l I{ epresen L a t i ve.

Diane Adams Sharon Blakely Karen Adams Natalie Blix Ken Alban Kim Bodding

Gary Aldinger Mark Anderson Gloria Anderson

Greg Anderson .Jeanne Anderson .Tohn Anderson

Marjorie Bowers Brad Bradfield Ed Brannfors

Linda Brodhun Karen Broeckel

Dave Broome

Kathy Anderson Gary Brown Polly Anderson Marilyn Bruggemeiel' Bob Anderson Beverly Burgemeister

Mike Appel Joyce Burgess Audrey Arnst Mike Bmnett Laura Auby .Jim Cady

Jan Aus Karin Candell Judy Aus .Judy Carlson Claudette Baker Bru(;e Borrud

Jeannette Bakel' Shirley Carlson Helen Barnreiter Bob Carmichael Bea Barton Bill Chapman

Sharon Baumeister Bill Chase Hanson Bay Neil Christianson George Beard Paul Christman

Sharon Benz Lynn Cillo Lynn Berg Karen Clinton Lynne Blackwood Paul Clizer

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Diane Adams

Karen Adams

Ken Alban

Gary Aldinger

Mark Anderson

G loria A nderson

Greg A n derson

.J eanne Anderson .John A nderson

Kathy A nderson

Shal'on Blakely

Natalie B lix

K im Bodding

Marjorie Bowers

Bl'ad Bradfield

Ed Brannfors

Linda Brodh u n

Karen Broeckel

Dave Broome

Gary Brown

Polly A nderson Marilyn Bruggemeiel'

Bob A n derson Beverly Burgemeister

M ike Appel Joyce Burgess

Audrey Arnst Mike Burnett

Laura Auby ,Jim Cady

Jan A u s K a r i n Candell

Judy Aus .Judy Cal'ison

Claudette Baker Bru(;e Borrud

Jeannette Baker Shi l'iey Carlson

Helen Barnreiter Bob Carmichael

Bea Barton Bill Chapman

Sharon Baumeister Bill Chase

Hanson Bay Neil Christianson

George Beard Paul Christman

Sharon Benz Lynn Cillo

Lynn Berg Karen Clinton

Lynne Blackwood Paul Clizer

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Dave Cooke Darwyn Eikum Ani ta Coo lidge Mary Eks t rand Ron Co rnehl Barb Erickson

Bonnie Coughlin Evelyn Fair Ma rgaret Cramer John F ey Linda Crary Karen F ischer

Virg inia Cra ry Rose MaTie Fla nsburg J enny Cu lver Hans Floan Stella Cumming's Arden Flom

Lee Da hl Howard Fosser Susan Dahl Rae Ann F ox Donna D a nielson Marv Fredrickson

Ruth Da nielson l'delle F r os t E d Davis Carol Ga tTey Peggy Davis P a t Gallagher

Joanne Decker R uth Gammell Tina Dempster Kar en Gandr ud Jack Doepke Alice Gansberg

Judy Doering Bob Geisler Annette Ducke ring Mal'Y Geldaker J a yne Dungan Bob erde

Gerald Dunla p Creighton Germoroth Margy E a sh Lily Gin Fred Eaton Yvonne Gorseth

Lama r E faw Virg i Greene Linnea E ger Marilyn Grimm .Janice E ggan F rieda Grims rud

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Dave Cooke

A n i ta Coo l i dge

Ron C O l'llehl

Bonnie Coughlin

Margaret emmer

Linda Crary

Darwyn E ik u m

Mary Ekstra n d

Barb E dckson

E velyn Fair

.John Fey

Kar n F ischer

Virginia Cml'Y Rose i\{arie Flansburg Jenny C ulver l I a n s Floan

S te l l a ' u m m i ngs Arden Flom

Lee Dahl H oward Fosser

Susan Dah l Rae AJ1TI Fox Donna Dan ielson Marv Fredrickson

R u th Dan ielson rdelle Frost

Ed avis Carol G atfey

Peggy Duvi. Pat Gallaghe r

.Joanne 1 eckel' Ruth Ga mmel l Tina Dempster K ren Ganurud J ack Doepke Alice G a nsberg

J u d y Doering B b Gei leI'

Annette Duckering Mary Gehl

Sharon Gunderson LaITY Hitterdale .Janet Gu therie Harold Hoass Carol Haaland Judy Hoddevik

AndI'ea Hagen Kristin Hocf s Marilyn Hagen .leanne Hokold

Ingrid Haglund Helen Hossul11

Bill Hall Dennis Howard Emily Hallan Don bensee Ardis Hamilton Marv Jacobson

Paul Hannegan Carolyn J ensen iVIarilyn HannuIn Diane .Jensen K aye Han'son . Joanne .lensen

Hun Hanson Joann J ensen Sandy Hanson Shei la Jensen .Ja net Ha ralson Jeann (' .Jentzsch

Dennis H arris .Toy.Johnson Theona H a slcy Judy J ohnson Margaret Hauge Judy Johnson

Paul Hegstad K a ren J ohnson :l1arie Heiling Ma ia J ohnson Alexia Henderson Ray J ohnson

Deanna Hendrickson Doyle .Torgenson Dave Hcrwick Karleen Karlson Roseann

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Marguerite Korsmo Sandy McLeod Judy Kragh Mike McNeely Marcia Kretzschmar Dennb McPoland

Liz Kroll Jon Malmin Joanne Krussow Ruth Mandrick Jim Laird Ray Manson

Gary Lane Deanna MegaI'd Gary Lange Darla Meisenheimer Joan Larson Carol Menke

Joyce Larson Pat Larson Reynold Larson

Sylvia Larson Ingrid Lein Peggy Leiner

Mary Libner Sherry Lindbeck LaVonne Logan

Carol Jean Logdahl Carol Looysen Barbara Losey

Elly Ludvigson Paul Linderdahl Steve McCallum

Karen McDonald J ody McDougall Carol McGinty

Daryl Mesick Arv Meyer

Carolyn Meyer

Don Meyer Ron lVIyrvik

Bev Miller

Ken Miller Janet Mitten Charlene Moe

Charlotte Moe

Jim Monahan

Kathy Moore

Sharon Morgan Charlotte Mork

Miriam Muedeking

Don Myhre

George Nace

Diana Neils

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Marguel'ite KOI'smo

J udy Kragh

Sandy McLeod

M i ke McNeely

M a rcia K retzsch mar Dennis Me Poland

Liz Kroll

.Joanne Krussow

Ji m Laird

Gary Lane

Gary Lange

Joan Larson

.Joyce Larson

Pat Larson

Reynold Larson

Sylvia Larson

Ingrid Lein

Peggy Leiner

Mary Libner

Sherry Lin dbeck

LaVonne Logan

Jon M almin

Ruth Mand