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LN0655

Part
1954

Part of Saga (PLU yearbook)

Hallowe'en Party, 1953

SAGA 1954. Curtain Call Club's annual Hallowe'en party. Barbara Hedlund as Beauty and [unknown].

LN0656

Part
1954

Part of Saga (PLU yearbook)

Hallowe'en Party, 1953

SAGA 1954. Curtain Call Club's annual Hallowe'en party.

LN0659

Part
1954

Part of Saga (PLU yearbook)

Campus Day, 1954

SAGA 1954. Campus Day, April 1954. Caption: "The corner of Park Avenue and Garfield Street gets a good sweeping by an energetic crew Campus Day.

LN0660

Part
1954

Part of Saga (PLU yearbook)

Campus Day, 1954

SAGA 1954. The traditional Campus Day noon picnic, in April.

LN0649

Part
1954

Part of Saga (PLU yearbook)

Hallowe'en Party, 1953

SAGA 1954. Curtain Call Club's annual Hallowe'en party.

LN0033

Part
1954

Part of Saga (PLU yearbook)

ASPLC Officers, 1954

Saga 1954. ASPLC Officers: Glenn Johnson, vice president; Mary Ensberg, secretary; and J. P. Carlstrom, treasurer.

LN0043

Part
1954

Part of Saga (PLU yearbook)

Richard Nieman

Saga 1954. Richard Nieman, class of 1957 president.

LN0045

Part
1954

Part of Saga (PLU yearbook)

Chorus Officers, 1954

Saga 1954. Caption: "Setting a new pace in music on the PLC campus was the Chorus, headed by these officers: Anne Stewart, secretary; Beverly Tranum, gown mistress; Gordon Huesby, president; Elwood Rieke, vice president."