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Various documents relating to enlistment into the Marine Corps, Coast Guard, Air Force, and Army from the “War Service Opportunities for College and University Students.”

A telegram concerning services for solving university and college problems during the war and a document from the Reserve Corps entitled “Report of the Committee on Summary and Resolutions of the Committee on College Women and the War.”

Correspondence regarding attempts (that were successful) to obtain the proceeds from the sale of the property and records of Spokane College after its closure.

File includes the following volumes of the finance books prepared by the President’s office in regards to PLC’s yearly financial statement: Volume XIII (1953-1954), Volume XIV (1955), and Volume XV (1956).

File includes the following volumes of the finance books prepared by the President’s office in regards to PLC’s yearly financial statement: Volume XVI (1957), Volume XVII (1958), and Volume XVIII (1959).

Programs from Eastvold’s retirement ceremony, newspaper clippings about the occasion, and official correspondence and reports about the occasion.

Newspaper clippings, memorandum, obituaries, chapel service programs, Eastvold chapel dedication program, correspondence with California Lutheran College, and funeral service materials for Eastvold after his death.

Assorted biographical accounts of Seth Eastvold: “A Short Biographical Sketch and Summary of the Educational Philosophy of Dr. S.C. Eastvold, President of Pacific Lutheran College, Tacoma 44, Washington” on 1958 (author unknown), “Biographical Sketch of Seth Clarence Eastvold” from 1960 (author unknown), and “Biography of S.C. Eastvold: Emphasizing His Administration at Pacific Lutheran University, 1943-1962” by Tom Tryxell for History 494 (1981).

An assortment of news releases made by the President’s office and Eastvold throughout the second half of his Presidency at PLC/PLU following significant events, like his reception of the Lutheran Brotherhood Award and his resignation in 1962.

Newspaper clippings, flyers, and promotional materials about the Ocean Shores Resort and land involving Don Eastvold, Eastvold’s son, and PLU with a loan of $250,000. Materials include coverage of the ensuing conflict and scandal.