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  • 19 images. Pacific Lutheran University (CONTINUED)
  • TNT 7/19/1960 p.9 PLC starts new 20-room men's dorm
  • TNT 7/20/1960 p.B6 PLC begins moving into new building (Administration Bldg.)
  • TNT 8/17/1960 p.A6 PLC to be no more, university status soon (il)
  • TNT 8/31/1960 p.A1 Its official; PLC changes title to PLU
  • TNT 10/3/1960 p.C2 Dedication rites set for new PLU building (new administrative bldg.)
  • TNT 10/9/1960 Homecoming building dedication set at PLU
  • TNT 10/13/1960 p.C1-C20 Pacific Lutheran University celebrates (il)
  • TNT 10/15/1960 p.1 PLU dedicates new building at ceremony (Administration Bldg.)
  • TNT 11/13/1960 p.A14 PLU building to be named after founder (Old Main renamed Harstad Hall in honor of Rev. Bjug Harstad)
  • TNT 5/2/1961 p.6 John Carradine shows concern for theater (visit of actor)
  • TNT 11/1/1961 p.A7 Tacomans low on dormitory bids for PLU (new residence hall by Lea, Pearson, & Richards, arch.) (il of model)
  • TNT 11/28/1961 p.7 Ground broken at PLU (for new men's residence hall) (il)
  • TNT 3/7/1962 p.C16 Name of PLu building will be changed (Chapel-Music-Speech Bldg. renamed Eastvold Chapel in honor of Dr. S.C. Eastvold)
  • TNT 4/17/1962 p.11 Two local firms bid low on PLU project (sketch of dining hall - golf clubhouse by Johnson-Austin Associates, arch. and Warter Construction Co., contr.)
  • TNT 5/8/1962 PLU takes giant strides along with Tacoma (brief history of campus growth)
  • TNT 6/1/1962 p.A10 Horse left tied on PLU 2nd floor
  • TNT 6/4/1962 p.4 Dr. Eastvold retires at PLU commencement; PLU chapel renamed (il)
  • TNT 9/13/1962 p.D12 PLU issued permit for laboratory
  • TNT 12/23/1962 p.B4 PLU buildings nearing completion (il of new residence hall and new dining hall)
  • TNT 2/3/1963 p.B6 Names picked for two new PLU buildings (Dr. J.P. Pflueger Hall and Columbia Center)
  • TNT 2/8/1963 p.B1-B10 Center at PLU dining hall and clubhouse (Columbia Center by Johnson-Austin Associates, arch. and George Water Construction Co., contr.)
  • TNT 2/8/1963 p.B1-B10 New residence dedication to be Sunday (Pfleuger Hall by Lea, Pearson & Richards, arch. and Sam Bergeson, contr.)
  • TNT 2/11/1963 p.1 Hundreds join in dedication of PLU halls (il)
  • TNT 5/26/1963 p.C17 Laboratory at PLU is dedicated (Dr. A.W. Ramstad Research Laboratory)
  • TNT 7/21/1963 p.B3 Out of Tacoma's past (il of rail depot in 1894)
  • TNT 8/4/1963 p.B7 PLU to begin 10-year development program (il)
  • TNT 5/1/1964 p.A3 Architect Price to design PLU swimming pool (Robert B. Price)
  • TNT 6/14/1964 p.A1 Pacific Lutheran regents approve $1.15 million construction surge (including new men's residence hall, Rev. H.L. Foss Hall, by Lea, Pearson & Richards, arch.) (sketch)
  • TNT 10/4/1964 p.B9 Architects selected for library (Bindon & Wright of Seattle, arch.)
  • TNT 10/16/1964 p.1 Break ground for two new PLU buildings (Foss Hall by Construction Engineers & Contractors, contr. and swimming pool by Korsmo Brothers, contr.) (il)
  • TNT 10/25/1964 p.C16 Landscapers to design PLU master plan (Richard Haag Associates of Seattle)
  • TNT 2/17/1965 PLU offering swim pool for school use (Robert B. Price, arch. and Korsmo Brothers, contr.)
  • TNT 2/17/1965 p.A3 PLU regents vote go-ahead for library
  • TNT 4/25/1965 p.B15 PLU to dedicate swim pool, plaza Saturday (il)
  • TNT 6/11/1965 p.15 PLU planning new dormitory for women (Lea, Pearson & Richards, arch.) (sketch)
  • TNT 10/10/1965 p.B14,B15 Noted jazz musician plans PLU concert (Duke Ellington)
  • TNT 10/15/1965 p.31 Bids opened for women's dorm at PLU (Kew Construction Co., contr.)
  • TNT 10/21/1965 p.B1-B7 PLU to open 75th anniversary events (il of Foss Hall by Lea, Pearson & Richards, arch.)
  • TNT 10/23/1965 p.2 Duke is king as Ellington swings at PLU
  • TNT 11/3/1965 p.A1 4.6 million PLU project is approved (library, men's residence hall, women's residence hall) (sketch of library)
  • TNT 11/11/1965 p.7 (ad for appearance by singer Glenn Yarbrough)
  • TNT 11/16/1965 p.14 Singer meets old friends (il of Glenn Yarbrough)
  • TNT 11/28/1965 p.B21 PLU engages architects for hall designing (men's residence hall by Robert B. Price & Associates, arch.)
  • TNT 12/9/1965 p.A12 Puyallup firm low on PLU library (Absher Construction Co., contr.)
  • TNT 12/19/1965 p.B13 Library project started (il of ground breaking ceremony)
  • TNT 5/31/1966 p.A5 Expanding PLU names 5 buildings (Rev. John U. Xavier Hall, Dr. Oscar A. Tingelstad Hall, Rev. Dr. Anders W. Ramstad Hall, B.S. Hinderlie Hall and Rev. Olaf J. Ordal Hall) Progressive Architecture July 1966 p.132 Returning nature to the indoor pool (swimming pool bldg. by Robert Billsbrough Price, arch.) (interior il)
  • TNT 4/29/1966 p.B4 Two women's halls at PLU are renamed (West Hall renamed Lora B. Kreidler Hall and North Hall renamed Nils J. Hong Hall)
  • TNT 7/20/1966 p.B4 Architects laud PLU swim pool
  • TNT 8/5/1966 p.43 PLU installs tower for radio station (installed atop Eastvold Chapel)
  • TNT 8/19/1966 p.6 Contracts awarded to construct tow new dormitories at PLU (Tinglestad Hall by Robert B. Price & Associates, arch. and Kew Construction Co., contr.) (Ordal Hall by Lea, Pearson & Richards, arch. and Absher Construction Co., contr.) (sketch)
  • TNT 8/28/1966 p.A16 New PLU library will be academic heart of campus (il,map)
  • TNT 9/29/1966 p.A1 Humphrey defends V.N. policy (visit of Vice President Hubert Humphrey)
  • TNT 10/2/1966 p.D15 Satchmo and crew soon due at PLU (appearance by musician Louis Armstrong)
  • TNT 10/21/1966 p.A6 Louis Armstrong and his music win prolonged Tacoma applause p.D2,D3 Friendly atmosphere marks new Stuen Hall (il)
  • TNT 11/18/1966 p.A4 New library at PLU to honor Dr. Mortvedt (il of Robert A.L. Mortvedt)
  • TNT 11/19/1966 p.15 Chad Mitchell Trio takes pokes at everything
  • TNT 12/6/1966 130,000 PLU volumes moved in half day (il)
  • TNT 1/14/1967 p.2 Vincent Price performance brilliant
  • TNT 3/17/1967 PLU board okays three buildings (dorm, dining facility and new president's residence)
  • TNT 4/2/1967 Magazine p.1,6,7 Functional beauty: PLU's new library (interior il)
  • TNT 4/3/1967 p.32 PLU library speaker raps "cultural myopia"
  • TNT 4/30/1967 p.A1,C25 PLU plans $1.4 million auditorium (sketch)
  • TNT 5/16/1967 p.11 PLU Regents OK plans for fieldhouse
  • TNT 7/13/1967 p.D11 PLU building fund drive under way
  • TNT 8/9/1967 p.A8 Proposed auditorium (il of model)
  • TNT 8/13/1967 p.B17 Two new dormitories about ready at PLU (il of Tinglestad Hall and Ordal Hall)
  • TNT 9/22/1967 p.1 The Archbishop of Canterbury comes to Tacoma; PLU bestows degree on world church figure (il)
  • TNT 10/4/1967 p.A6 Humorist Art Buchwald's barbed wit tickles Tacomans' funny bones
  • TNT 10/22/1967 p.C21,D16 Ray Charles sings Nov. 2 at PLU
  • TNT 11/2/1967 p.D1-D4 Fun-filled days set for PLU Homecoming (il of Ordal Hall and Tingelstad Hall)
  • TNT 11/3/1967 p.B2 Ray Charles sings to SRO crowd at PLU
  • TNT 11/6/1967 p.6 PLU dedicates new dorms at Homecoming
  • TNT 12/19/1967 p.A3 PLU to start auditorium construction (Robert B. Price, arch. and Strom Construction Co., contr.)
  • TNT 12/21/1967 p.A15 Big bite (ilof ground breaking for the Clifford Olson Physical Education-Auditorium Building)
  • TNT 1/14/1968 p.A25 Historic PLU building starts new life (Xavier Hall remodeled by John Gisiger, arch. and John A. Anderson Construction, Inc., contr.) (interior il)
  • TNT 4/7/1968 p.B18 PLU auditorium fund drive near completion (Strom Construction Co., contr.) (sketch)
  • TNT 5/17/1968 p.A4 Sandpipers smash hit in concert
  • TNT 8/11/1968 p.D21 800 new students expected to swell enrollment at PLU (il of Harstad Hall smokestack being replaced)
  • TNT 10/31/1968 PLU gymnasium near completion
  • TNT 1/15/1969 PLU building fund gets $25,000 gift (donation for Clifford O. Olson Physical Education Auditorium)
  • TNT 2/23/1969 p.B14 Jungle gym (interior il of new gymnasium by Strom Construction Co., contr.)
  • TNT 4/4/1969 p.9 Coming to P.L.U.: Gary Puckett and the Union Gap
  • TNT 4/11/1969 p.A10 Union Gap in tasteful performance
  • TNT 5/18/1969 p.D9-D11 PLU auditorium to be dedicated (il,interior il)
  • TNT 5/20/1969 p.27 PLU dedicates its big new athletics facility
  • TNT 5/22/1969 p.A5 New PLU center to be started (University Center)
  • TNT 10/19/1969 p.B10 Righteous Brothers sing here Wednesday
  • TNT 10/23/1969 p.C4 2,000 attend show
  • TNT 5/13/1970 $100,000 handed PLU ... (donation toward nursing- art bldg.) (sketch)
  • TNT 9/20/1970 p.C22 Wayne Newton set next Sunday
  • TNT 10/18/1970 p.B13 B.B. King appears Friday
  • TNT 11/5/1970 Dedication Sunday for Center at PLU (University Center by Bindon & Wright of Seattle, arch. and Russell G. Nelson Construction Co., contr.)
  • TNT 11/8/1970 p.C17-C19 PLU dedication of Center today (il)
  • TNT 11/9/1970 "Spirit of PLU" cited in campus center
  • TNT 12/13/1970 Gift greenhouse enriches PLU (greenhouse donated by Herbert Schoenfeld, moved to PLU from his Mercer Island home)
  • TNT 6/6/1971 PLU sets half million for nursing-art complex
  • TNT 7/22/1972 High school student prank cause of PLU library explosion, fire (incident in May in Mortvedt Library elevator)
  • TNT 2/20/1973 PLU to open art-nursing center (Aida Ingram Hall)
  • TNT 8/11/1974 Area landmarks (sketch of campus chapel)
  • TNT 4/26/1975 p.A11 PLU men gain halt in moving (save Ivy Hall from going coed)
  • TNT 9/22/1977 PLU to seek 16.5 million
  • TNT 6/7/1978 PLU dorm fire minor (Tingelstad dorm) T.Review 8/11/1978 p.A18 Science of the future is focus of PLU building program
  • TNT 9/20/1979 PLU regents approve buildings site, size (proposed new science bldg.)
  • TNT 10/21/1980 PLU gets Cheney gift (toward science facilities)
  • TNT 11/29/1981 PLU dedicates art glass window honoring Norwegian immigrants (in Mortvedt Library) P.C. Herald 5/17/1983 Science center rises (William O. Rieke Science Center)
  • TNT 5/22/1983 p.H5 PLU to break ground today for new science building
  • TNT 6/4/1983 PLU gets $450,000 building gift (new fitness center by Russ Garrison, arch. and Nick Ockfen / Western Contractor, contr.)
  • TNT 9/9/1984 PLU Fitness Center dedication Wednesday
  • TNT 1/29/1985 Rieke Science Center dedication draws 800
  • TNT 4/26/1989 PLU plans dedication of Scandinavian Center (in lower level of University Center)
  • TNT 6/24/1992 Students, PLU at odds over oaks; music building delayed while trees fate decided (new Mary Baker Russell Music Center)
  • TNT 1/14/1995 $7.2 million music center at PLU is worthy of notes (Zimmer Gunsul Frasca Partnership of Seattle, arch.) Seattle Times 2/2/1995 p.E1 A feast for the eyes and ears; PLU's new music hall features glass windows by Chihuly (Mary Baker Russell Music Center / George Lagerquist Concert Hall by Zimmer Gunsul Frasca Partnership, arch., Kirkegaard & Associates, acoustical consultants and Absher Construction Co., contr.)
  • TNT 2/4/1995 Visual symphony (il of Dale Chihuly "PLU rose" in music center)
  • TNT 12/14/1996 p.B2 PLU breaks ground for music center wing GTWY 2/19/1997 p.B2 Massive musical instrument being installed (sketch of the Gottfried & Mary Fuchs Organ, to be installed in the Lagerquist Concert Hall of the Mary Baker Russell Music Center)
  • TNT 3/9/1997 p.D1 "Miraculous" monument ... classically handcrafted pipe organ (il)
  • TNT 9/5/2000 p.A1 A new look ... (interior il of new South Hall dormitory)
  • TNT 5/6/2006 p.B1 Speaker lauds PLU's insight, vision (new Morken Center for Learning & Technology by Zimmer Gunsul Frasca Partnership of Portland, arch., Sellen Construction of Seattle, contr. and Lorig Associates of Seattle, project manager) T.Daily Index 1/30/2008 p.1 KPLU breaks ground on new broadcast center (Bloomfield & Associates / Helix Architecture & Design, arch.) (sketch) Business Examiner 8/17/2009 p.21 KPLU moves to $8.9 million Parkland building (il of the Martin J. Neeb Center by John Korsmo Construction, contr.) 979.778 SU791S Survey & inventory of historic properties in unincorporated Pierce County & cities in Pierce County without historic preservation programs p. 143 (il)
  • Year Built: 1960
  • Decade Built: 1960s

12180 PARK AVE S, PARKLAND

  • 19 images. Pacific Lutheran University -incorporated 12/11/1890 -cornerstone laid 10/4/1891 for "Old Main" (Harstad Hall) -first classes held in 1894 -dedicated 10/14/1894 -known as Pacific Lutheran Academy from 1898-1919 -known as Pacific Lutheran College from 1920-1959 -major campus bldgs. include: Old Main/Harstad Hall (1891, A.J. Heide, arch.); Xavier Hall (built as library in 1937, E.J. Bresemann / Heath, Gove & Bell, arch.); Memorial Gymnasium (1947, Lea, Pearson & Richards, arch.); Ramstad Hall (1947, Lea, Pearson & Richards, arch.); Eastvold Chapel (1952, Lea, Pearson & Richards, arch.); Hinderlie Hall (1954, Lea, Pearson & Richards, arch.); Hong Hall (1954, Lea, Pearson & Richards, arch.); Ingram Hall (1955, Lea, Pearson & Richards, arch.); Kreidler Hall (1957, Lea, Pearson & Richards, arch.); Hauge Admin. Bldg. (1960, Lea, Pearson & Richards, arch.); Columbia Center (1962, Johnson-Austin Associates, arch.); Pflueger Hall (1962, Lea, Pearson & Richards, arch.); Foss Hall (1965, Lea, Pearson & Richards. arch.); Mortvedt Library (1966, Bindon & Wright, arch.); Stuen Hall (1966, Lea, Pearson & Richards, arch.); Ordal Hall (1967, Lea, Pearson & Richards, arch.); Tinglestad Hall (1967, Robert Billbrough Price, arch.); Olson Auditorium (1969, Robert Billsbrough Price, arch.); University Center (1970, Bindon & Wright, arch.); Math Bldg. (1979, Ted A. Werner, arch.); Reike Science Center (1985, Broome, Oringdulph, O'Toole, Rudolf & Associates, arch.); Mary Baker Russell Music Center / George Lagerquist Concert Hall (1994, Zimmer Gunsul Frasca Partnership, arch.) -Old Main renamed Harstad Hall in 1958 SEE ALSO: TPL Catalog/Clipping File
  • TDL 10/5/1891 p.4 Corner stone laid; Pacific Lutheran University formally founded T.Morning Union 10/12/1894 p.3 New seat of learning;
  • TDL 10/15/1894 p.2 The new temple of learning
  • TDL 2/23/1913 p.4 Parkland academy gym is dedicated
  • TDL 7/18/1920 p.B4 Announce plans for new college chapel (Frederic & Stanley Shaw, arch. and E.T. Harberg, contr.)
  • TNT 9/18/1930 Will dedicate president's home (Charles Alfillisch, arch. and Oscar C. Anderson, superintendent of constructioin)
  • TDL 9/27/1930 Dedication at Pacific Lutheran Sunday; first unit in big program (il)
  • TDL 3/30/1936 College will launch expansion program
  • TNT 4/29/1936 PLC in drive for big fund
  • TDL 4/30/1936 Pacific Lutheran College campus as it will be in 1944 (sketch)
  • TNT 5/26/1936 To design PLC library
  • TDL 7/1/1936 Lutherans reach goal ... T.Times 12/22/1936 Architects selected for PLC's library building (Heath, Gove & Bell / E.J. Bresemann, arch.)
  • TDL 3/28/1937 p.C11 Ground to be broken on April 30 (sketch of new library bldg.) T.Times 5/1/1937 Break ground at Parkland for college's new library
  • TNT 7/1/1937 p.16 PLC lets contract (Allen & Early, contr. for new library bldg.)
  • TNT 10/24/1937 p.A14 Lay cornerstone at PLC (il)
  • TNT 4/26/1938 p.B10 PLC library nearing completion (il)
  • TNT 5/2/1939 p.1 (interior il of new library) T.Times 5/2/1939 New library is dedicated
  • TNT 2/11/1942 Pacific Lutheran plans development campaign T.Times 9/9/1944 Lutheran college to open term on Monday ("Old Main" bldg. remodeled)
  • TNT 10/23/1944 PLC plans gym, fields (sketch) T.Times 10/23/1944 PLC gymnasium plans revealed; construction of building must wait until after war (sketch)
  • TNT 4/26/1945 p.1 $680,000 building program is announced for PLC
  • TNT 5/21/1945 Gift to PLC announced ($10,000 for donated for elevator in "Old Main")
  • TNT 8/7/1945 p.1 $10,000 fire loss at PLC (fire at "Old Main", sixth floor and tower)
  • TNT 10/19/1945 p.1 Okay PLC expansion T.Times 10/19/1945 New gymnasium, dormitory, science hall for PLC in '46 (dormitory on fourth floor of "Old Main" being completed)
  • TNT 2/6/1946 PLC expands its 1946 construction to $512,000 T.Times 5/1/1946 Okeh more housing for GIs at PLC
  • TNT 6/4/1946 p.1 $75,000 fire razes P.L.C. gym (il) T.Times 6/4/1946 School heads place loss at $63,000; origin of blaze unknown; partial insurance carried
  • TNT 6/26/1946 p.1 Will build PLC gym (to replace gym lost by fire) (Lea, Pearson & Richards, arch. and Dolph Jones Co., contr.) T.Times 6/26/1946 Contract for gym let
  • TNT 9/8/1946 Gymnasiums become sleeping quarters at rosters soar (bldgs. dismantled in Kirkland and Port Orchard, rebuilt on campus)
  • TNT 10/4/1946 PLC to get air field buildings (from Paine Field)
  • TNT 10/16/1946 Cornerstone laid for PLC Science Hall T.Times 10/16/1946 Cornerstone for new PLC Science Hall laid ...
  • TNT 10/23/1946 p.4 Lay corner stone (new science bldg. by Warter Construction Co., contr.) (il)
  • TNT 4/30/1947 PLC to lay cornerstone
  • TNT 5/2/1947 p.1 Cornerstone placed for new PLC gym (Dolph Jones, contr.) (il)
  • TNT 5/19/1947 Giant PLC building program nears end T.Times 5/19/1947 Move gear to new PLC Science Hall
  • TNT 5/23/1947 p.6,14 Work ends on three new PLC buildings (music, art and business bldgs. reassembled from Paine Field) T.Times 6/6/1947 To dedicate PLC gymnasium December 5
  • TNT 6/9/1947 p.20 Will lay cornerstone for new PLC building (Student Union bldg. to be built on burned gymnasium foundation)
  • TNT 6/11/1947 p.1 School, church papers sealed for posterity (in cornerstone of Student Union Bldg.) (il) T.Times 6/11/1947 Lay cornerstone for PLC building (Student Union)
  • TNT 7/10/1946 p.4 Break ground (for memorial gymnasium) (il)
  • TNT 10/29/1947 p.1 To dedicate Science Hall (Lea, Pearson & Richards, arch. and Geo. Warter, contr.) T.Times 10/29/1947 PLC Science Hall dedication set for Nov. 9
  • TNT 10/31/1947 p.15 First party in building (new Student Union Bldg. by Lea, Pearson & Richards, arch. and Standard Construction, contr.) (interior il)
  • TNT 11/7/1947 p.10 To dedicate new hall (interior il of Science Hall)
  • TNT 11/10/1947 p.1 Dedicate new hall at PLC T.Times 11/10/1947 ... Science Hall is dedicated
  • TNT 12/2/1947 p.18 Luthers Memorial Gymnasium is to be dedicated ...
  • TNT 2/5/1948 p.3 Dedication on Sunday (Student Union Bldg.) T.Times 2/9/1948 PLC Student Union dedicated T.Times 2/26/1948 (aerial il) T.Times 3/31/1948 New buildings planned for PLC (women's dorm and chapel-auditorium-conservatory of music)
  • TNT 5/20/1948 p.17 To finish up library T.Times 11/5/1948 $40,00 construction project (library to be remodeled)
  • TNT 11/6/1948 p.3 New P.L.C. reading room (interior il)
  • TNT 12/10/1948 p.1 PLC plans music building
  • TNT 4/10/1949 p.D13 New organ to be dedicated today at PLC (electric organ dedicated to Rt. Rev. C.J. Eastvold)
  • TNT 4/21/1949 p.1 PLC plans $500,000 chapel (Lea, Pearson & Richards, arch. and Steiro & Hanson, contr.)
  • TNT 5/8/1949 p.A8 (aerial il)
  • TNT 5/22/1949 p.B1 Old Main's ivy must come down, removal of ivy part of face lift job on structure
  • TNT 5/29/1949 p.A10 PLC music building groundbreaking set (Lea, Pearson & Richards, arch. and Stiero & Hanson, contr.) (sketch)
  • TNT 6/1/1949 p.1 Ground-breaking ceremonies (il)
  • TNT 7/24/1949 p.C11 Pacific Lutheran nursery (il)
  • TNT 8/21/1949 p.A6 P.L.C. founded on dream of 50 years ago (il)
  • TNT 9/2/1949 Start PLC chapel soon
  • TNT 9/6/1949 Pacific Lutheran progress
  • TNT 9/25/1949 p.A6 P.L.C.'s Old Main before and after (il)
  • TNT 12/11/1949 New lights for PLC (street lighting system)
  • TNT 1/1/1950 p.5 Landscaping job at P.L.C. (il)
  • TNT 2/26/1950 p.A10 New P.L.C. plaque (Student Union Bldg.) (il)
  • TNT 4/14/1950 p.1 PLC plans buildings (two girls' dormitories and chapel-music-speech bldg.)
  • TNT 6/9/1950 p.9 P.L.C. bldg. contract let (sketch of Chapel-Music-Speech Bldg. by Lea, Pearson & Richards, arch. and Steiro & Hansen, contr.)
  • TNT 6/23/1950 p.21 PLC permit leads field
  • TNT 7/9/1950 p.B2 New P.L.C. building coming (il of excavation)
  • TNT 8/16/1950 p.22 Pride and joy of Pacific Lutheran (sketch of new chapel)
  • TNT 10/1/1950 p.B3 Building on schedule (il)
  • TNT 2/13/1951 Three colleges serve Tacoma (il of Chapel-Music-Speech bldg. under construction)
  • TNT 3/18/1951 p.B8 Progress on P.L.C. building (il)
  • TNT 6/8/1951 p.21 Ceremony held at PLU (il of cornerstone laying for Chapel-Music-Speech bldg.)
  • TNT 7/15/1951 p.D9 PLC buys pipe organ
  • TNT 7/22/1951 p.C12 PLC installs new noise control sets (sound proof practice rooms by John Richards, arch.)
  • TNT 8/26/1951 p.B8 P.L.C. much bigger now (aerial il)
  • TNT 11/4/1951 p.D12 PLC Music Building gets tenants months before it is completed (il)
  • TNT 3/30/1952 p.C12 Awaits audience (interior il of new Chapel-Music-Speech Bldg.)
  • TNT 8/17/1952 p.A11 PLC Chapel wins praise (il)
  • TNT 8/22/1952 p.13-15 Proud job of building (aerial il)
  • TNT 11/23/1952 p.D9 Installation of new PLC organ completed (il)
  • TNT 4/12/1953 p.B11 PLC kitchen, dining space to be larger (remodeling of Old Main)
  • TNT 6/11/1953 p.A9 PLC to build dormitories
  • TNT 7/3/1953 p.1 US okays $425,000 for women's dorm at PLC
  • TNT 7/12/1953 p.D9 Grand concert here (il of chapel/music bldg.)
  • TNT 9/20/1953 p.A11 Women take over Ivy Hall (il)
  • TNT 9/27/1953 p.A3 PLC opens bids on two dormitories (sketch)
  • TNT 9/30/1953 p.C10 Contracts let on dorms for 250 at PLC (Bennett Campbell, Inc. of Seattle, contr.)
  • TNT 10/15/1953 p.B4 PLC breaks ground for 2 dormitories (il)
  • TNT 10/25/1953 p.D12 PLC installs music library (interior il)
  • TNT 2/7/1954 p.B7 PLC dorms take shape (il)
  • TNT 5/6/1954 p.C2 PLC will lay cornerstones
  • TNT 5/8/1954 p.1 Two cornerstones laid at PLC (two new dormitories started) (il)
  • TNT 8/15/1954 p.B19 PLC dormitory luxury (interior il)
  • TNT 10/1/1954 PLC plans 2 new buildings (classroom bldg. and small hospital)
  • TNT 10/13/1954 p.C1-C7 North, South Halls newest units in PLC building program; PLC dormitories dedication highlights 60 years of progress (Lea, Pearson & Richards, arch. and Bennett-Campbell, Inc. of Seattle, contr.) (il)
  • TNT 10/16/1954 p.1 PLC plans 2 new buildings (classroom and small hospital proposed)
  • TNT10/17/1954 p.A1 Dormitories dedication at PLC set
  • TNT 5/8/1955 p.B13 Rites mark start of new PLC building (sketch of college union bldg.)
  • TNT 5/22/1955 p.A17 Jacobs makes PLC garden wheels turn (il of Kenneth Jacobs)
  • TNT 5/26/1955 p.A1 PLC to get new college union bldg. (Johnson-Austin Associates, arch. and Northern Construction Co., contr.)
  • TNT 7/10/1955 p.D10 Huge organ is moved to PLC campus (received from Seattle's Liberty Theater) (il of organ)
  • TNT 8/28/1955 p.B9 Home bought as dormitory for PLC girls (old O.J. Stuen Reidence at 12102 Yakima Ave. So. to become Stuen Hall)
  • TNT 10/13/1955 p.A1 Cornerstone laid for PLC Union bldg. (Johnson-Austin Associates, arch.) (il)
  • TNT 11/25/1955 p.5 Nelson firm dormitory low bidder (sketch of women's dormitory, West Hall, by Lea, Pearson & Richards, arch. and Nelson Construction Co., contr.)
  • TNT 12/18/1955 p.A19 Construction activity at PLC at peak (il of West Hall, South Hall and College Union Bldg.)
  • TNT 1/26/1956 p.A3 Guitarist here for concert (Andres Segovia)
  • TNT 2/5/1956 p.B5-B7 PLC to dedicate new College Union Building (Johnson-Austin Associates, arch. and Northern Construction Co., contr.) (interior and exterior walls by Cedarwall Structures) (interior il)
  • TNT 2/6/1956 p.11 PLU dedicates Student Union
  • TNT 6/24/1956 p.B19 PLC parking eased (il)
  • TNT 9/23/1956 p.B5 Old dorm, once all of PLC, for men only
  • TNT 10/19/1956 p.B1-B5 Dean Hague will dedicate new West Hall (Lea, Pearson & Richards, arch. and Nelson Construction Co., contr.) (il)
  • TNT 10/20/1956 p.1 West Hall dedication climax of homecoming
  • TNT 10/22/1956 p.3 West Hall dedicated
  • TNT 10/10/1957 p.B4 New bulletin board at PLC (kiosk style structure by Lea, Pearson & Richards, arch. and Mel Pederson, contr.)
  • TNT 10/18/1957 p.1 PLC board approves $1 million expansion (including new administration bldg. by Lea, Pearson & Richards, arch.)
  • TNT 1/29/1958 p.A5 PLC to add house units (four 100 ft. wooden housing units purchased from the Univ. of Washington)
  • TNT 3/12/1958 p.B2 PLC charts new building development (sketch of proposed Memorial Hall and proposed Science Hall addition)
  • TNT 3/21/1958 Construction set for PLC (addition to Science Hall by Lea, Pearson & Richards, arch. and College Union annex by Johson-Austin Associates, arch.) (mention that Old Main has been renamed Harstad Hall)
  • TNT 4/12/1958 PLC charts new building development (Lea, Pearson &Richards, arch.) (sketch)
  • TNT 5/2/1958 p.1 Girl, 8, dies after fall in cesspool
  • TNT 5/18/1958 p.B3 New PLC hall plans described (Memorial Hall)
  • TNT 5/29/1958 Eastvoldts give pool to PLC student body
  • TNT 6/12/1958 p.A1 PLC lets construction contracts of $350,000 (Science Hall addition by Lea, Pearson & Richards, arch. and Standard Construction Co., contr.) (College Union annex by Johnson-Austin Associates, arch. and Perry Construction Co. of Federal Way, contr.)
  • TNT 8/3/1958 p.B7 PLC College Union / PLC Science Hall addition (il)
  • TNT 9/21/1958 p.B4 Men's dorm completed on PLC campus (il of Evergreen Court)
  • TNT 11/9/1958 p.A17 Air house erected over PLC pool (il)
  • TNT 12/19/1958 p.1 PLC board OKs million building plans (administration/classroom bldg. by Lea, Pearson & Richards, arch.)
  • TNT 1/26/1959 p.1 Officers rout riot-bent gangs at PLC
  • TNT 2/2/1959 Hall dedicated by Alumni and PLC faculty (Chris Knutzen Fellowship Hall)
  • TNT 3/2/1959 p.20 PLC may change name to Pacific Lutheran U.
  • TNT 3/22/1959 p.B4 PLC dedication (il of new addition to Science Hall)
  • TNT 4/3/1959 p.20 New building for PLC (sketch of proposed administration-classroom bldg.)
  • TNT 4/7/1959 p.C9 (full page ad) (il)
  • TNT 4/9/1959 p.A12 PLC breaks ground for new building (il)
  • TNT 7/5/1959 p.B6 ... seek bids on new building
  • TNT 7/17/1959 p.19 PLC awards contracts for new building (administration-classroom bldg. by Lea, Pearson & Richards, arch. and Nelson Construction Co., contr.)
  • TNT 11/29/1959 p.B7 Pre-fab frame near completion for PLC (administration bldg. by Nelson Construction Co., contr.) (il) 378.7 N759E 378.7 SCH57L 379.797 P11 379.797 P11G 917.97 W851G
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S23-2

Members of the Pacific Lutheran College senior class play, "Once There Was A Princess," were photographed in May of 1936 positioned on a curved wooden bridge located on the college campus in Parkland, along the edge of a stream. The play was presented May 30th. Pictured were, seated in left foreground, Eline Benson, Margaret Craft and Jean-Marie Fowler. Standing, left to right: John Dreibelbis, Volly Norby, Eula Mae Goff, Thelma Daniels (as the Princess), leading man Harold Anderson, Eleanor Raudenbaugh, Ellen Bergstrom and Ione Madsen. Seated, right foreground: Virginia Davis and Gary Pflueger. (T. Times 5/28/1936, pg. 12)


Pacific Lutheran College (Parkland)--1930-1940; Students--Parkland--1930-1940; Theatrical productions--Parkland; Actors; Actresses;

D42503-13

May Day festivities at Pacific Lutheran College, Pacific Lutheran College, Miss Helen Hedine. May Queen Catherine Breum leads the recessional at the close of May Day festivities at Pacific Lutheran College.


Pacific Lutheran College (Parkland)--1940-1950; Universities & colleges--Parkland--1940-1950; Breum, Catherine; Rites & ceremonies--Parkland--1940-1950; Celebrations--Parkland--1940-1950;

D42503-6

May Day festivities at Pacific Lutheran College, Pacific Lutheran College, Miss Helen Hedine. Catherine Breum of East Stanwood was crowned May Queen at ceremonies May 6, 1949. Two members of her royal court, train bearer Anne Malmin Berg and crown bearer Tom Tommervik, stand by her as she is crowned. She is wearing a floor-length, white eyelet gown. (TNT, 5/5/1949, p.1) (Additional identification provided by a reader)


Pacific Lutheran College (Parkland)--1940-1950; Universities & colleges--Parkland--1940-1950; Breum, Catherine; Rites & ceremonies--Parkland--1940-1950; Celebrations--Parkland--1940-1950; Berg, Anne Malmin; Tommervik, Tom;

D42503-3

May Day festivities at Pacific Lutheran College, Pacific Lutheran College, Miss Helen Hedine. Four sets of four young women each perform a folk dance wearing dark skirts and white blouses during the May Day festivities at Pacific Lutheran College in 1949. Queen Catherine Breum, seated on her throne on a dais, and her court watch from one end of the gymnasium.


Pacific Lutheran College (Parkland)--1940-1950; Folk dancing--Parkland--1940-1950; Celebrations--Parkland--1940-1950; Students--Parkland--1940-1950;

D42503-16

May Day festivities in 1949 at Pacific Lutheran College, Pacific Lutheran College, Miss Helen Hedine. May Queen Catherine Breum and her court are shown on the dais at one end of the qymnasium. The young women and girls are dressed in floor-length, light-colored gowns and the crown bearer, Tom Tommervik, also wears a light-colored shirt and slacks. The two seated flower girls have been identified as Margaret Ronning and Judy Leraas, daughters of PLC professors. The little girl standing next to Queen Catherine has been identified as Anne Malmin Berg. The dais has been decorated with potted palms and blooming boughs. (Additional identification provided by a reader)


Pacific Lutheran College (Parkland)--1940-1950; Students--Parkland--1940-1950; Celebrations--Parkland--1940-1950; Evening gowns--Tacoma--1940-1950; Ronning, Margaret; Leraas, Judy; Berg, Anne Malmin; Tommervik, Tom;

C51573-1

ca. 1950. Architect's drawing of chapel/music building. According to the 1951 SAGA, the yearbook for Pacific Lutheran College, the combination chapel/music/speech building was to be the religious and cultural center of the campus. Costing $625,000, it would contain a 1,238 seat auditorium, music facilities, and a radio studio. A small devotional chapel, seating 75 people, would be placed on the third floor. (SAGA, p. 4; TNT 8-16-50, p.22)


Architectural drawings; Architectural elements; Pacific Lutheran College (Parkland)--Buildings; Pacific Lutheran College (Parkland)--1950-1960;

A49342-5

Pacific Lutheran College. The exterior of the Student Union Building showing the grounds and part of a garden with a sun dial. A few students are enjoying the sunny spring day.


Students--Parkland--1950-1960; Educational facilities--Parkland; Education--Parkland; Universities & colleges--Parkland; Pacific Lutheran College (Parkland)--Buildings; Pacific Lutheran College (Parkland)--1950-1960;

A49342-6

Three women students are shown in one of the women's dormitory rooms at Pacific Lutheran College in the spring of 1950. Two desks are set into an alcove near the window. A flowered curtain covers the closet. One of the women is reading on one of the beds and another is leaning on one of the dressers against the far wall. The floor is covered with checked linoleum tile and sprinklers are shown along the ceiling. A comfortable wicker rocking chair is positioned nearby.


Students--Parkland--1950-1960; Educational facilities--Parkland; Education--Parkland; Universities & colleges--Parkland; Pacific Lutheran College (Parkland)--1950-1960;

A49342-2

Students are seen studying at the rows of tables at the Pacific Lutheran College library in April of 1950. Open beams lead towards the large windows at the far end of the room. The library, designed by Tacoma architect Emanuel J. Bresemann, was dedicated in 1939. TPL-9330


Students--Parkland--1950-1960; Libraries--Parkland; Educational facilities--Parkland; Universities & colleges--Parkland; Pacific Lutheran College (Parkland)--Buildings; Pacific Lutheran College (Parkland)--1950-1960; Studying--Parkland;

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