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This is a copy of the undergraduate student newspaper from October 29, 1924. Articles included are: Fifth year of College Since Reorganization, Basketball Prospects for 1924-1925 Season Promising, Faculty Members to Give Programs, Board of Trustees Hold Meeting Here, Rev. Henriksen Speaks Before Student Body, Faculty Study Club Holds First Meeting, Professor Hauge to Speak at W.E.A. Meeting, P.L.C. Students Discuss Politics, Sophomores Give Party, The Mooring Mast, Basketball for Girls to Begin About Nov. 1, Winter Courses Offered, Rev. Svare Fishes on Puget Sound, The Mooring Mast Offers Attractive Prize in Subscription Contest Being Conducted, Alumni Notes, Campus Locals, The Public Voice, The Ten Commandments of Success, Students Hold Pep Rally, Parkland News, Thespian Society Resume Program, Work Again Taken Up by Mission Society, Political Issue Topic for Debate, and A Student's Lament.

This is a copy of the undergraduate student newspaper from November 12, 1924. Articles included are: First Basketball Practice on November 4, State Prize Won by P.L.C. Student, Department of Music Enrolls Many Students, Philip E. Hauge, Professor of English, Psychology, and Education at P.L.C. Gives W.E.A. Convention Topic for Year, New Additions to the Library Made This Year, Unique Music Heard at Mission Program, Concert Given by Musical Faculty, Program Given by Thespian Society, Looking Ahead, Supporting Student Organizations, H.E. Anderson, Member of Pacific Lutheran College Board of Trustees, Makes Statement, Speaks About St. Olaf Choir, Recipe for Making a College Man, Organizations Competing in Subscription Contest Urged to Begin Activities at Once, Program Given at Bremerton, Campus Locals, An Athletic Code of Ethics, Alumni Notes, The Few, Aphorisms, Parkland News, Chinese Integrity Subject of Debate, Girls Victors in Subscription Race, Pastor's Conference at Prof. Xavier's Home, P.L.C. Boys Give Halloween Party, Winter Course Opened Monday, November 10, Choir to Give Program, and Wrestling May Become Major Sport at P.L.C.

This is a copy of the undergraduate student newspaper from December 17, 1924. Articles included are: P.L.C. Quintet Loses Opening Game to Fife, Pres. Ordal Speaks at Schoolmasters' Club, Movement on for Organization of Lutheran Youth, Students Elect Athletic Leaders, Debaters Again Discuss Politics, Operetta and One-Act Play in Gym Tonight, Reb. Hendrickson Speaks Again to P.L.C. Student Body, School Calendar, Observing Christmas, The Essential Thing in Your Education, W.M.F. Executive Committee Holds Meeting at P.L.C., Your Vacation Avocation, "Mysteries" Subject of Chapel Talk by Xavier, St. Olaf Choir to Tour West, Alumni Notes, Humorous Debate Draws Large Crowd, Mr. Oyen Addresses Mission Society, Campus Locals, Parkland News, Trinity Church is to Have Orchestra, Wrestling Men Practice Daily, Faculty Student Club Meets, and Earthquake Scare at School on Monday.

This is a copy of the undergraduate student newspaper from January 14, 1925. Articles included are: P.L.C. Chorus and Thespians Give Program, Ice Skating at P.L.C., Faculty Fetes St. Olaf Choir, School Calendar, Former Student Dies Suddenly, Ringstad's Receive a Son as Christmas Gift, P.L.C. Basketball Teams are Victorious at Kapowsin, Dates for Collection Reunion Feb. 20-22, Lincoln Essay Contest, Philippine Independence Discussed in Debate Positions on Interscholastic Team Contested, A College Song for P.L.C., New Fiction Books for Library, Church Going is Society Topic, Signs of the Times, For the Honor of the School, "Bores," In Case of Fire Only, Dirigible Gas, Mooring Mast Exchange List, Alumni Notes, Campus Locals, Faculty Members Motor to Olympia, A Formula for Success, More "If's and And's," Parkland News, New Books for Education and Language Depts., Basket Quintet Wins at Orting, Christmas at P.L.C., Laundry Installs New Equipment, Faculty Fetes Choir, P.L.C. Boys Tour to Canada for Vacation, Ringstad Travels South, Svares in New Home, History Class Makes Miniature Athens, and Former P.L.C. Teacher Announces Betrothal.

This is a copy of the undergraduate student newspaper from March 25, 1925. Articles included are: Basketball Season Ends with Victory, When Seconds Seem Like Weeks, P.L.C. Students Furnish Program, Piano Recital Given Mar. 12 Well Attended, P.L.C. Debaters Discuss Politics. Rain Halts Campus Day Activities, P.L.C. Board Meets, Inspectors Meet, School Calendar, Cantata to be Given, Go to Aberdeen, Patronize Your Advertisers, Coach M. H. Ringstad, What a Sophomore Thinks About, L. Aids Asked to Refurnish P.L.C. Rooms, Alumni, The Gentle Art of "Cutting," Forty Days, Lighter than Air, Campus Locals, Parkland News, Listen Here Folks!, Choir Signs at Spanaway, Rev. Sydow Delivered Chapel Address, Modern English, How to Tie a Bow Tie, and Thespians Give Humorous Play.

This is a copy of the undergraduate student newspaper from April 15, 1925. Articles included are: Senior Play to be Given May 15-16, The Board of Trustees Hold Regular Meeting, Rev. Schoeler Talks on "Evolution," Rainy Weather Delays Practice, P.L.C. Will Give Program at Convention, Rev. Herriksen Spoke at Chapel Exercises, Sigvald Quale Tryouts Held, Music Recital by Students Thurs. Apr. 30, Exchanges, School Calendar, David Libingston Title of Address, Student-Alumni Picnic May 23, Alumni, Stunt Night Takes Well with Public, Self-Confidence, Watch Your Step, Lecture on Christian Educ. by Pres. Ordal, Campus Locals, Parkland News, and "Dope" Addiction.

This is a copy of the undergraduate student newspaper from May 6, 1925. Articles included are: Recital by Students of Music Dept., Quale Contest to be Held May 9, J.A.O. Stub Speaks to P.L.C. Students, Students Gave Program Apr. 25, Senior Play to be Given Here May 15, Student-Alumni Picnic on May 23, Tennis Begun in Earnest, Graduation Plans are Being Made, Thespian Program May 1, School Calendar, Coaches Picks P.L.C. Nine, 'Vaccination' was Topic for Debate, Campus Locals, We Future Alumni, Added Fuel for an Old Argument, Annual Senior Sneak May 6, The Cast for the Senior Play "All on Account of Polly," I Am Calling You!, Jokes, Parkland News, Men's Club Plans Boost Parkland, 'Following Jesus' was Mission Topic, More New Books for the Library, Compulsory Chapel, and Parkland Wins Opening Game.

This is a copy of the undergraduate student newspaper from February 11, 1926. Articles included are: Students Hear Prominent Man: Rev. J. A. Aasgaard, President of Norwegian Lutheran Church of America Speaks, P.L.C. Wins From Frosh of C.P.S., Three Speakers Address Mission Society Feb. 3, Debate Teams are Selected, Girls Basketball Shooters Invade the North and Play Fast and Close Games, County P.T.A. Holds Meet in P.L.C. Gym, Musical Comedy to be Presented, P.L.C. Responds to Chest Drive, Honor Roll Announced, Literary Society Gives Program, Calendar, Debate Society Chooses a Pin, Alumni News, Loyalty, Abraham Lincoln, The Tale of a Tail, Religious Education Essential to General, School Library Being Increased, Shoes and Ships, Church Program Given by P.L.C., Campus Locals, Chapel Talks, Boy Hoopsters in Double Bill Defeat Orting, A Startling Fession, Boys' Second Team Loses, Parkland News, Daily Diary, Girls Win Again in Close Game, and Directory.

This is a copy of the undergraduate student newspaper from March 11, 1926. Articles include: Stunt Night is Clever and Gay, P.L.C. Faculty Member Offered College Presidency, Girls Win Last Game of Season, 'Martin Luther' Film is Shown, Delegate Elected to Represent P.L.C. at Students' Convention: Miss Martha Hjermstad Chosen Delegate, Circuit Rally Held in Kent, Calendar, Girls Quintet Closes Season, Delegate Given Aid from the Mooring Mast, Chapel Talks, Bill's Ford, The Mystery of Ourselves, Alumni News, Observing Lent, Student Opinion on Tennis Courts, Shoes and Ships, Mission Fund Drive Closes, Arthur Werson Elected Baseball Captain, Those Who Climb Reach the Heights, Self-Confidence, Parkland News, Daily Diary, "What a Hope," A Student Petition, and Students!

This is a copy of the undergraduate student newspaper from September 23, 1926. Articles included are : Three Faculty Members Added, Intensive Campaign Launched for Completion of Endowments, Football Begun as Major Sport, Debating Season Looks Promising, Summer Sessions to Be Continued, Graduates of 1926 Have Surprise for School, Former Teacher Visits P.L.C., Girls Glee Club Formed, Graduates Have Diverse Doings, The Endowment Fund, Our Motto, Chapel Talks, Traditions at Our School, Daily Diary Buli-Haakenson Nuptials, Former Student Accepts Yale Instructorship, The New Year, Improvements at P.L.C., Former Student Tells of Alaska Incident, With Faculty During Summer, Faculty Reception, Parkland News, New Lines of Studies Added to Curriculum, Normal Grads All Teaching, and the Spirit of P.L.C. as Seen by a New Student.