Pacific Lutheran University - Saga Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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1 MOVE IT, MOVE IT: Getting all one's worldly possessions packed and transported to college is a difficult task in itself, but the worst is yet to come: fitting it all in one closet, one bureau, and one desk. The 610 entering freshmen made a valiant effort, however, and were generally settled in by the time PLU's 2,779 other students joined them at Thursday classes. 2,3 DON'T SWEAT IT: Entering and re- turning students alike gathered for their last fling of summer at the No Sweat Day and Picnic held on Foss Field the day before class- es started. An afternoon of games and relays lead by Coach Frosty Westering was followed by a picnic supper, music and dancing. 4 FRESHMAN ENTERTAlNMENT.'Tl'1e Mule Deer and Moondog Medicine Show, an im- provisational comedy team which has ap- peared with B.B. King, Gordon Lightfoot and other major entertainers, performed at East- vold Auditorium September 12. The per- formance was presented in conjunction with the Freshman Orientation Week pro- gram. 5 ORATORY: Work, Leisure and Educa- tion in America was the topic of the first of the Lecture and Convocation Series 1974- l,