Pacific Lutheran University - Saga Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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,l To create tnterest rn the l.terature, the cus' toms. and arts ol the French people, as well 7 I as to promote lnternatronal trtendshlp and C 1 understandlng. the French Club, Le Cercle Francais, holds nts posltlon among the lan- guage students of the campus. Le Ccrcle Francais also unltles the attempts toward better unclerstandrng of the language. the pronunclatlon and drctlon, vshrch make the study ol the language far more profttable and lnterestlng ln aclrlrtron to thls, rt, maln purpose, the Club serves as 3 social group, holdlng tts partles nncl gatherlngs for the pleasure ot the sluclent borly as well as tor nts rnernbers. Untler the gultlance of lvlrs hltzabeth Bontly. Instructor, the club, durung the Chrustmas holrclwys vlslted the cadet shlp cznne D' Arc ln Seattle Thus vlslf provldecl a most unter cstlng nnslght ntn thc actual lwlng hwblts of the French people Sexerll other entertalntng and tnstructme gwthertngs hnc bun held wlth outstandrng guests as speakers Messelun lnstructor of French n thc Lincoln Hlgh School Tacoma spoke on toms and Mrs P Pflucger spoke on Thc Mir ln Cris ln New Orleans Both contatned an abundance of local color and lett a rastlng lmpresslon on the wudlencc Mrs Angele French Cus ot these talks mtnds of the Ofltcers rt Lc Cerclc Frwncwws arc electecl at the and of each semester for the follownnz term Thosm holtlnrg, otlrre for thc fall wc c ounna Manousos preslclent Eltzabeth Dahl wce prcsldcnt Eleanor Hwukc secrctarx treasurer Those serwng clurlng the sprlng semester were Ellen Bergstrom preslclent Qomolw Rust wce preslclent Eula Mae Colt secretary treisurer ? 'NI ,N ul c 1: t wrunmr XX1l nm 1 N1 ,U x H x l v :lx -4 l , s I , r K L , K I X K ' 1 W K . . l F , C, F ll ' 2 4 I 1 1 . L 1 X K 5 . . 1 , ',,s, I I I ' 3 , c , , l ,C c sv l , ,Vu V I I K K l J, l Rl .' ll l l l'li Kun I llt tix, ll. kr, Gull, lin-r wtrom, Nl.ll1-ulsus. l5.l l, Rus . l' I '- . -l U l. s. film! K '11 f lNl.dsrn, thrlfl- s.lll..l.lsl.s.l-. xl.-H..-H, ram.-rr. lhlrlt-. liars.-ll, 1 w'll:.wl, 1n....l.r., c,l1b.fr lc ll c l'rns, flower. l-k1t.Vn.a, knlxlcr. Ilrrr.-stlnl, lim- Nl, mm, Unpll, ll.1,1rr p, Vltwllnstm R ll 1' Gmrstlmtlk. l---mn-x. l' H v.l.l1m'. Run, Ian-r. lk ltlur rl ng, I--lm-t-rr ll'n.l:'.Lsmv. Rt-1-121 .wwf rl.-V

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xtte One of the OLlT5l3V1Lllf'lf, aetneltles t studen s cv A Paettle Lutheran College has completed another een successful vear Notwlthstandlng the tact that thus xear s debates were I agaln non decuslon the squad has worked dlltgentlv preoarrns, 6 fi verv eftectlxe arguments Pom a el s ot nnterested a 1 alert mrnded vobng men and women Professor P Ptlueeier debate coach chose a mtxed group ot elght students to comprlse the Pactfle Lutheran College debate squad These voung people sturllerl the questlan Resolved that the nattons should agree to prevent the lnternatronal shlpment et arms and munrttons ln the flrst debate of the vear a m xed attlrmatuve team consrstlng of ohn Van Leuven and Margaret Rorem was host to the men s negatlxe team ot the Unlxersrty of NVHSDIUQTOU whlle Thelma Daniels and Ellen Bergstrom debated the men s atflrmatuve team of the Un eersltv From Whltworth College of Spokane came a men s n gatuxe te am vwhleh our men s altrrmatme Ohn Van Leuxen and Delbert Breseman encountered ln a meet wlth a worneh s team from D attle Paertle we saw our gtrls attrrmatlxe team H n l-loltcamtu and Margaret Rorem actlon Thus debate took place at Parkland followlng thus meet Vern Knutzen and George Broekway tourneyed to Seattle to ubholcl Uruxersrtt, of Washtngtcwn ealletl a return debate with Vern Knut en and George Broekwav agaln upholdlng the n gatlxe and ohn Van L uxen and Delbert Breseman the atflrmatlfe The se son tor the men s teams closed wlth a debate with MT Vernon lU'l Of COHLEC As the ttnal meet ot the season the women s team traveled to Aberdeen for a clash wtth the Grays Harbor luntor College teams champtons ot flat N rthwest lunlor Colleges Thus once agaxn Paelte Lutheran College feels she has been able represented by her debate squad and IS now awaltlng the next year wrth tts new QUCSUOYW r w mu t mv In r man Q1 T A9 4. an 3 Ill All Del e , ' . ' ca the 1 T t K , X L T X X . ' e I W L X 7 y V f L , r 1 A s ' 1 nc I L K , W s x s Q s 1 K s I -t K F s . , t i a f. 1 s Q e ' ' e 4 ' T ' X e e ,H 4. T N lr --Ce 1 'H ' ' r , K K s I s 1 s . 'f K a s , e , e , e ' 1 ' ' et 1 ' I ' ' 1 1 r L , K e K V . . t K a . K . I' ,K 'e . . A' ' e .. , ele 4 . 'K - x tn the negatrve srde ot the questlon agalnst a strong .attlrrnatlxe team of Seattle Paclfre The t r r t I '. . 1 ' za I N L . . X e . -, e l e C - K 1 - X . . . X 2 a ' , e e 1 ' 1 1 . L , , l L K ' X e , .a o , ' A , I 1 e e ' X t T T' e e 1 A ' e ' ' l5l'li-'ell Ht xr I Ru vu. Ptllldpvr. K1 x, llvrplrt-rn If rt I Il. r-ls. Y. 1.1-uwn. li r-sf . . llrmkum. Htvlztnmp . ,, , ... , - C9 ? , .r .wlrf

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N IXl 1 I4 fllnllll' WTC II! un l' I x 1 1 rr nrt Nlurun fi ,L Correspondrng t the French Club rs e German Club whose obgect rs to comblne the stud of German lrterature vvuth an understarzdrng of the modes of lrfe of the L German people Throughout the past wear thus club has taken more uctme lnterest ln the affarrs of the college than exer before Under the competent and Interested gurdance of Nrs Ellzabeth Bonclx rnsructor n German the German Club whtch styles rtself er Deutsche Verern has sponsored motlon plctures of travel and lufe n Germany skatlng parttes and luncheons each of whrch was attended enthusnstlcallv by students and faculty Perhaps the most welcome speaker aopearrng before the German Club was Dr F W Mensnest of the Unlversrty of Washlngton Dr lvlersnest rs a recognlzed wuthoruty on Germany and German movements He ns also the author of se eral textbooks whrch have from trme to time been ln use rn our German class rooms here Dr Meusnest 5 subject thls year was The German School System Dr Warren Tomlrnson of the College of Puget Sound spoke on The Polrtrcal Satuatron rn the Saar Basrn and Mr Klass of the North German Lloyd and Hamburg Amerlcan Steamshlp Lune presented a travelogue entrtled We Meet tn Germany In keepung with the Gcrmanlc atmosphere 1 llnden tree was planted rn the background of the beautrful rock garden recently added to our campus The ceremonres were conducted n German and Engllsh These varred actlvutles wlth several Cindy sales and skatrng pzrtles sponsored lorntly by the French and German Clubs have blended themselves unto perhaps the most successful year rn the hrstory of Der Deutsche Verern The offlcers who served durrng the fall semester were Norma Preus presldent Vlrglnla Davrs vrce presrdent Mary lvlachle secretary treasurer Durrng the sprung semester they were lvlary lvlichle presldent Margaret Rorem vsce prcsrrlent ind Gertruclr Brunner secretary treasurer x ll lrlltxl-X. lll'lS Kr!! f lfvndx. iz .Xltlrr-un, l l.l1l,1r, IMI--ttdrulcsorx, vlaht, l'rv.:s ll s. Nlull-. ll '. Rm ' , R lwxk K. 11 I Gul- ulzm. Flu tlzwun. Ptslwr. St :nn li St rn' ll ffl, Ulolznson. C' lla' , , . K u F Pflurev. -X -Xml-'rstu Hxldtlrzw, Hvpp, R Spur. XML--r. l llrmdx, flxllulxn. Dann-ls. Suls.-r 7 4 K O A X th Q 4 . ' c . Q r r l . ,A T l 1 K , 3 r , 'AD ,U G 1 ' 4, l , - 1 s l l , ' K r ' . r 1 ' Q 1 X r , , ' , T. 1 ' m X K X I