Abby Miles, 1978 Lucia Bride.
Spurs, 1978-1979: Saga 1979, p.195. Spurs: First Row: Becca Hicks, Nita Nordberg, Kathy Louden, Lisa Johnson, Terri Waldherr, Mary Kay Muchow, Lori Andrews, Shannon Robinson, Diane Schutte, Sandy Wivag. Second Row: Tammy Knutzen, Tresa Bahadursingh, Ann Hopkins, Julie Cessnun, Joni Jerin, Brenda Rice, Suzanne Westland, Debbie Barnes, Denise Mann. Third Row: Diane Gaarder, Sonna Cook, Janet Hagen, Sue Egaas, Janet Sugars, Kim Ross, Abby Miles, Joy Peterson, Audrey Vilstrup, Debbie Blucher, Lois Christian, Cindy Boshell, Annette Peterson.
Saga 1979, p.195. Lucia Bride and attendants with Spurs. Left to right: Joy Peterson, Abby Miles, Nita Nordberg, Kim Ross, Sue Egaas.
Tower of Power. Saga 1979, page 35. Mooring Mast, December 1, 1978, page 1.
Saga 1979, p.35. Performance by "Tower of Power". Lead singer Michael Jeffries.
Twenty-year hoop reunion. Scene vol. LVIII, no. 6, December 1978, p.22. Caption: "Three standouts from the Lute past gather at courtside, along with coach Ed Anderson, and reminisce about the Golden Era of PLU basketball (1956-59), which produced four trips to Kansas City and a 100-16 record. From left, Chuck Curtis, now a Parkland-based manufacturer's representative, the leading scorer in school history; Anderson; Jim Van Beek, still a sharp-shooter in AAU ball, director of admissions at PLU; Roger Iverson, assistant PLU coach and Peninsula High School counselor, a member of the NAIA Basketball Hall of Fame."
Twenty-year hoop reunion. Scene vol. LVIII, no. 6, December 1978, p.22. Caption: "Three standouts from the Lute past gather at courtside, along with coach Ed Anderson, and reminisce about the Golden Era of PLU basketball (1956-59), which produced four trips to Kansas City and a 100-16 record. From left, Chuck Curtis, now a Parkland-based manufacturer's representative, the leading scorer in school history; Anderson; Jim Van Beek, still a sharp-shooter in AAU ball, director of admissions at PLU; Roger Iverson, assistant PLU coach and Peninsula High School counselor, a member of the NAIA Basketball Hall of Fame."
Norwegian rosemaler, Nils Ellingsgard, demonstrated his craft at PLU. Scene, Volume LVIII, No. 6, December 1978.
Nils Ellingsgard. Norwegian rosemaler, Nils Ellingsgard, left, demonstrated his craft at PLU. With him are Mrs. Florence Buck, Tacoma rosemaler, and PLU President William O. Rieke. Scene, Volume LVIII, No. 6, December 1978.
Nils Ellingsgard. Norwegian rosemaler, Nils Ellingsgard, left, demonstrated his craft at PLU. With him are Mrs. Florence Buck, Tacoma rosemaler, and PLU President William O. Rieke. Scene, Volume LVIII, No. 6, December 1978.
