Long Beach City College - Saga Yearbook (Long Beach, CA)

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CHAPEL Five mornings a week P. L. C. students lay aside scholastic duties for a half hour to convene in the chapel for a period of spiritual refreshment. lt has never been necessary to make chapel attendance compulsory at P, L. C. The matter is left up to the individual, and, for the most part, works out very favorably. Monday through Thursday refreshing spiritual talks are presented to the student body by itinerant and local pastors, faculty members, and, this year for the first time, by occasional student speakers. Since Build For Character is the motto of the college, the chapel ses- sion immediately becomes the outstanding external force on the campus lor fulfilling the embodiments ol this aim. Here the student is brought lace to face with eternal veritios. lrle learns that nurture of the soul must accompany the edilication of the mind. Each Friday is student day. After a brief devotional service, the student president presides over the assembly. Sometimes a program is given-then the faculty is asked to remain, at other times it is an exclusive business sessionw-then the faculty members vacate their pews. Here is the birthplace of college corn, as laugh provoking skits were presented numerous times throughout the year, putting across sundry schemes and drives. Out- standing were the On To Moscow gag and the numerous skits given in the ccmpagin for Saga Queen.

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E IUR President Haavik The senior class, which includes third-year graduates of the normal department as well as those students receiving Bachelor of Arts degrees, was this year very capably headed by Art I-laavilc. His staff Was: vice- president, Lloyd Nelsong secretary, Margaret Taylor, treasurer, Marv Tommervik. This year, instead of the traditional senior class play, there was an all- school play, sponsored by the senior class. In all activities--scholastic, athletic, and musical-the class has taken a leading part and has added greatly to their success. Because of the War, many of the men are entering service in the army or navy of our country. Those entering the navy are Marv Tommervik, Marv I-Iarshmon, and Martin North, who will be Physical Education directors. Many plans made by the people of this class upon entering Pacilic Lutheran may be temporarily set aside. But alter all is normal once again and that promised silver lining shows itself, these hopes and ambitions will be realized. Patricia Roning was the 1942 May Queen, and Ruth Simonson and Delores Grubb represented the senior class on May Day.