Pacific Lutheran University - Saga Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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I l l l Margaret Wickstrom, Dean of Women Deans The functions of the academic dean and personnel deans are varied but all related to the student's achieving of his educational goal. At one time it may be counsel related to course planning, another in the overcoming of one of the many hazards in growth toward Christian ma- turity. Whatever the task or function of any single of- fice may be, always we sense the deep need and aware- ness of the Word of the Lord in the Book of Zachariah, Not by power, nor by might, but by my Spiritf' To ex- perience the renewal by the Spirit, to be infused with His love, and to know more fully the power of His Spirit are all a part of our prayer as we together pray, Come Holy Spiritf' Dr. Phila: E. Hauge, College Dean Leslie 0. Eklunrl Dean of Men

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President Dr. S. C. Eastvold The Holy Spirit is a person, one of the Trinity in which God the Father and God the Son are the other two making up the Godhead. It is impossible to have God the Father and God the Son without God the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit is the abiding representative of the Godhead in the heart of the believer. He is the omni- present Teacher, Comforter, and Sanctifier. We now live in the dispensation of the Spirit, and without Him we cannot experience the life and power of the gospel. What an antiseptic is to the germs in an up-to-date hospital, that, it may be said, the Holy Spirit is to sin. The Holy Spirit like the dove, is a person of love and peace, not of tumult and confusion. The Holy Spirit hears, speaks, guides, and teaches. We may pray to the Holy Spirit, and the Holy Spirit may lift our prayers to the other members of the Trinity. The Holy Spirit speaks for us to God the Father through jesus Christ our Savior. There are times when we are in a spiritual lethargy, and we are scarcely able to think a good thought or offer a fervent prayer. At such times the Holy Spirit comes with relief to the heavy and empty heart and fills it with His divine presence. The Holy Spirit brings a new comfort and hope, and gives to us power to go to our duties with patience. The Holy Spirit does His work through the word and the sacraments. In all the order of salvation the Holy Spirit works to bring about repentance, faith, justifica- tion, regeneration, enlightenment, sacrification, spiritual growth and assurance. A personal Pentecost is the hope of the world. Pente- cost must be repeated in every believer. May the Holy Spirit of God bring about a new Pentecost in your life in Jesus, name. Amen.

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Alumni Association Row 1 ,L. to R.: Roger Holley, Kenneth Storaasli James Gibson, james Tur- mo, Edroy Koldseth. I nsert: Mrs. Emma Ramstad executive secretary. Not man, Ernest Harmon. Row 2: Cecil O. Vance, Clarence Lund Emma Ram- pictured: Milton Nesvig, john Olson, Walter C. Schnackenberg, Roy E. stad Charlotte Randohnh, I 'Lee Tiedeman, john Larsgaard Clwrd Kors- Olson, and Marcus R. Stuen. Board of Trustees Row 1, L. to R.: Clarence A. Grahn, Walter Hellman, S. C. Siqfkes, Gay- Clarence Lund, Earl E. Eckstrom, Eldon Kyllo, Einar Knutzen, lerd Falde, H. L. Foss, S. C. Eastvolaf S. L. Swenson, L. Myron Lindblom, Anderson, Harold Widsteen, Mrs. Carl Halvorson, Philip Ellman. Insert: 0. K. Davidson. Row 2: Mrs. M. Nesse, E. A. Morken, A. O. Wigdahl, Dr. H. L. Foss, President.