Pacific Lutheran University - Saga Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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Dr. S. C. Eastvold Why Go o College? Not all young people ought to go to college. Some go to college for fun, to take a four-year loaf, to prepare for a lucrative iob, to arrange for marriage, or to get ready for a life of usefulness. An education is a process which begins at the cradle and ends at the grave. Education is life. It is the largest subiect that can engage our attention. Christian education moulds character, produces culture, and imparts knowledge. The difference between no education and an education may be likened unto the difference between the iron ore in the rough state and the steel that goes into the watch- spring. Christian education fits men for the largest, fullest and noblest living. A human being is not pure and right in proportion to the amount of knowledge he possesses. Some of the worst criminals who have been the monsters that have damned society have been found among the best chemists, geologists, or artists. Some of the greatest scientists are found among the Communists of Russia, or among the Nazis of Germany. The great gulf that exists between a Communist in Russia and a Christian in America is the gulf that exists between atheistic Marxism and the Biblical conception of man. Christian education enlarges life, intensifies enioyments, and gives direction to the whole of life. At the top of everything, a Christian education, when rightly accepted, will blend time with eternity. The only knowledge that is of final importance is the knowledge of Jesus Christ as Lord and Saviour, Who shed His blood on Calvary and rose again for our iustification on Easter morning. May God grant this conception to all those who call Pacific Lutheran College their Alma Mater. -S. C. EASTVOLD. l-4

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PART I Administration Faculty Staff Classes ADM! I TRATI

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1 ucrative ect that ion and watch- iminals ome of exists Ziblical ythinilf ince is Easier .D- Board of Trustee Dr. H. L. Foss 308 Medical Arts Building, Seattle 1, Washington Mrs. Arnold F. Anderson 2006 West 65th St., Seattle, Washington Mr. Christ Knutzen Burlington, Washington Rev. A. W. Nelson 303 Church Street, Silverton, Oregon Rev. 0. K. Davidson 1315 North Stevens Street, Tacoma, Washington Mrs. Milton W. Nesse 1509 24th St., Everett, Washington Rev. R. A. Daehlin 1918 2nd Ave. North, Great Falls, Montana Mr. E. A. Morken Genesee, Idaho Rev. Gaylerd Falde 12643 Sarah, North Hollywood, California Rev. F. J. Molter 1001 North Monroe, Tacoma 6, Washington Dr. S. C. Siefkes 71 N.E. Russell St., Portland 12, Oregon Mr. Arne Strand 1616 Academy, Sumner, Washington Dr. Konrad Koosmann ' 2005 San Marino Ave., San Marino, California Mr. Kenneth Erickson 7137 S.W. 52nd Avenue, Portland 19, Oregon Dr. Carl A. V. Lund 817 West Powell Blvd., Gresham, Oregon Rev. Philip Ellman 1744 University Ave., Berkeley, California Dr. Martin Norgore 901 Medical-Dental Building, Seattle 1, Washington Mr. Olai Hageness 6314 Alavon St. S.W., Tacoma 9, Washington Dr. Foss, Chairman