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Society for Creative Anachronism. The House of the Black Rose is PLU's chapter of the Society for Creative Anachronism. Saga 1979, p.198-199. Mooring Mast October 6, 1978, page 5.

Society for Creative Anachronism. The House of the Black Rose is PLU's chapter of the Society for Creative Anachronism. Saga 1979, p.198-199. Mooring Mast October 6, 1978, page 5.

Saga 1979, p.206-207. Knight Shorts, the student-produced television news program.

Saga 1979, p.192-193. Alpha Kappa Psi: Front Row: Jeff Barth, Craig Sunderland, Jane Nordling, Larisa Slezak (Historian), Julie Feller. Second Row: Shan Valpy, Jim Failor, Kirk M. Veis (Treasurer), Gene White, David Foster, Randy Carey (Vice-President Pledging), Gary Brog, Doug Stubsen.

Ron Turley accepts his $5 passbook from Puget Sounds Bank's Ron Staples. Mooring Mast, Vol. XLX, No. 6, October 13, 1972, page 15.

Jens Knudsen. Mooring Mast, Vol. LI, No. 9, March 30, 1973

Saga 1974, p.14. Harold Gamble, Minority Affairs Coordinator.

Mu Phi Epsilon members, academic year 1973-74. Left to right, seated: Cathy Etheridge, Lynne Sanders, Carol Monson. Standing are: Mary Lou Morberg, Jan Aldrich, Louise Schuler, and Jackie Harris.

Ivy Hall Women. 1977-1978, the first year that Ivy Hall included women in its membership. Here Julie Hageman, Eileen Schipper, Rene Yoakum, and Joan Beeksma march down Garfield Street toward the campus.

Hawaiian Club. Celebration 1977-1978.