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This is a copy of Scene, a magazine produced by the Alumni Association, from February 1973. Articles included are: Labors of Love and Inspiration, Interim Offers Challenge on Campus and Overseas, Major Tacoma Community Action Study to be Undertaken on PLU Campus, PLU to Host Summer Seminars for Clergy, Laity, Mark Salzman's Death Saddens Campus, Alumni Communities, Travelin' with Harv: Mountains--Peace--Coffee Shops, A Golden Opportunity for Community Advancement, You Too Can Take Part in PLU Alumni Activities!, Alumni Around the World, Births, Marriages, Deaths, Africa Highlight of '73 Interim, PLU Teacher Placement Office Serves Alumni, Recycling, 'Gladiators,' Lute Cagers Face Uphill Battle in Drive for Title, Winning Year, Seven PLU Tankers Qualify for Nationals, Mound Strength Key to PLU Diamond Hopes, Lute Field Stars Bolster Spring Track Title Hopes, Spotlight on Alumni: Prof. Knudsen Prepares 'A Gift of Nature' for Tacoma Community, Harshman, Ericksen Spark Key '73, Economic Expansion Ostenson's Goal, PLU Alumni Association Board of Directors 1972-73, Gilbreath Promoted at Cal State, Lokken Editor for Bible Society, and Bischoff Principal at Utah School.

This is a copy of Scene, a magazine produced by the Alumni Association, from November 1972. Articles included are: Homecoming '72-Excitement, Nostalgia, Alumni Return from 1972 Homecoming Reunions, Haines, Iverson Rate Alumnus of the Year Honors, Planning, Placement Office Plans Alumni Service, Christmas Festival Concert at PLU Features Vaughn Williams' 'Hodie,' Homecoming--Time of Celebration, Our Founding Fathers' Legacy: Daring to be Different, Travelin' with Harv: Emeritus, Alumni Around the World, Marriages, Births, PLU Alumnus is New President of Oregon State Senate, Lutes Exude Optimism Heading into 1972-73 Basketball Season, Fourth Straight Winning Season Rewarding, Frustrating, PLU Matmen Eye Top Rung of Loop Ladder, 'Gladiators' Bring Pacific Lutheran Sports History, Personalities Alive, Alumni Volunteers Make November Fund Telethon a Big Success, PLU Tank Powerhouse Poises for High National Ranking, and PLU Alumni Association Board of Directors 1972-73.

This is a copy of Scene, a magazine produced by the Alumni Association, from September 1972. Articles included are: We Remember When . . ., Season Ticks on Sale: PLU 1972-73 Artists Series Features International Attractions, Christmas Concert Tickets Available, Bill Cosby Show to Highlight '72 Homecoming Weekend at PLU, Wiegman Declares Theme for Year; Mortvedt Keynotes Opening Convo, PLU Honors National Social Work Education Leader, Schedule of Events, Travelin' with Harv: Where There is No Vision, A Greeting and an Invitation, Definitions of History, New PLU Alumni Board Members, Alumni Around the World, Births, Marriages, Deaths, 'Lost' Alumni, PLU Receives G.E. Foundation Grant, Colorful Country Lawyer Recalls Days as Pioneer PLU Professor, 'I remember When'--Pacific Lutheran was 'Just a Baby' in the 1920s, 1936-37: PLC Grows Gradually During Depression Years, 1931-32: PLU Choir Gets Unusual Name on Chicago Tour, 1941-42: Campus Calm Shattered by War; Collegians Join March to Front, 1946-47: GIs Return Home; Influx Means Enrollment Boom, 1956-57: Basketball Hysteria is Mood at PLU During the Late '50s, 1951-52: CMS (Eastvold) Building Rises on Parkland Pebbles, 1961-62: Era of Rapid Growth is On Horizon as PLU Enters '60s, 1966-67: Five Years 'Like a Generation;' PLU Matures as a University, Involved PLU Professor Receives Top Honor from Faculty Colleagues, Dr. Leasure Resigns, Accepts Penn State Post, Ron Lerch to Serve Term as Alumni Proxy, Hawaii Tour, Lute Games Lure Alums in Dec., Frosty Greets 28 Lettermen as Lutes Gear for '72 Grid Season, Dave Harshman Joins Athletic Staff at PLU, PLU Radio Station Ups Power; to Reach 2 Million Listeners, Professor Reigstad Authors Study of Norwegian Novelist Rolvaag, Attention Parents:, and Calendar of PLU Events.

This is a copy of Scene, a magazine produced by the Alumni Association, from June 1972. Articles included are: From Student to Alumnus, Graduation Day at PLU 1972, PLU Presents Honorary Degree to Physician to the Maya Indians, 580 New Alums Receive Degrees at PLU 1972 Commencement, Roach Delegate to National Minority Confab, U. of Idaho Confers PLU Degree; Mom, Daughter Graduate Together, Travelin' with Harv: WHOA!, Summer Reflections: A Review and a Future, Commencement with Purpose and Hope, Alumni Fund Nears Halfway Mark Toward $70,000 Goal, Alumni Around the World, Marriages, Births, Deaths, PLU in the '70s: Second and Third Generation Alums Offer Views on Campus Today, Crisis Forum '72 Held at PLU in May, Hauge, Wold, PLU Alums Elected to Board of Regents, PLU and FSCC Offer Joint Jazz Ensemble, PLU Musical Troubadours on Tour, Alumni Leave on Tour of Bible Lands, Alumnus Rates Blue Key Top Teacher Award, PLU Names Artist Distinguished Teacher for 1972, PLU Student Awarded Rotary Scholarship, Foreign Tours Highlight 1973 Interim Schedule, PLU Summer School Program Features 200 Courses, Workshops, Jimmy Knudsen Memorial Fund Is Established, PLU Student Is Youngest County Demo Delegate, PLU Business Students Honored, PLU Public Forums Deal with Current Puget Sound Area Issues, Local Alumni Picnic Slated, Profs Receive ALC Faculty Awards, PLU Offers NSF Mathematics Institute for Teachers, Lute Rowers Seek Repeat of 1970 Glory; Finish 5th at I.R.A. After Top Heat Clocking, Steve Harshman Wins Inspirational Award at PLU, Hawaii Tour, Lute Games Lure Alums in Dec., Spring Sports Wrap-up: Lute Tennis Squad Reverses Form; Cops PLU's Only Spring Loop Title, PLU Offers Post Grad Program at Fort Lewis, and PLU Merit Scholarship Winners.

This is a copy of Scene, a magazine produced by the Alumni Association at PLU, from March 1972. Articles included are: Building Campus-Alumni Ties, California Alumni Gather for PLU-CLC Grid Battle, Disneyland Performance Highlights, Upcoming Mayfest Dancers Tour, Summer Music Camp Offered by Music Dept., High School Students Visit PLU Campus, College Sunday Speakers Available, Building Relationships Between Alumni and PLU Goal of 1972 'Loyalty' Program, Alumni Offered Tours of Holy Land, Hawaii, Recreation Program for Inner City Youngsters Underway at PLU, High Schoolers Vie in Debate Tourney at PLU, Travelin' with Harv: Jump Off Joe, Loyalty '72, Serving Our Graduates, There Are Many Ways to Build, Alumni Around the World, PLU's Third Interim Reflects Times: Analysis and Pragmatism, Regents Approve Faculty Tenure and Promotions, Births, Marriages, Deaths, PLU Students Help Indians Save Community from Flood Waters, Group Asks Use of Truck for Recycling Effort, PLU Students Hunger Fast Raises Funds for Needy in Piece County, Spencer Named Editor of PLU Mooring Mast, Rotary International Honors PLU Student, Children's Theatre on the Road: A Warm Experience During a Cold Night, PLU CHOICE Center Offers Lay-Clergy Summer Workshops, Record Number of Nursing Students Capped, Alumni Host Special Evens for Seniors, Photography Show Features Work of PLU Alumnus, Undergraduate Research Program in Physics Strengthened by Grant, Forums to Focus on Puget Sound Area Problems, Local Alumni Picnic Slated, Spotlight on Alumni: Biology Prof's Research Provides Glimpse at Earth's Ancient Past, Versatile Adventurer Lute Jerstad Makes Danger, Challenge a Career, Eleven Lute Swimmers Qualify for Nations in Record-Breaking Year, Maple Milestone: Patented Late Season Win Streak Assures 25th Straight Winning Year, Harshman, Iverson Inducted into NAIA Basketball Hall of Fame, Lute Wrestlers Finish Second in Conference, Frosty Westering Takes Over Helm of PLU Football Program, Cindermen, Linksters Defend Loop Crowns; Diamond Outlook Bright, and 1971 Graduate Rates Education at PLU 'More Than Comparable.'

This is a copy of Scene, a magazine produced by the Alumni Association at PLU, from November 1971. Articles included are: Looking Back at Homecoming '71, 1971 Homecoming Highlights, PLU Alumni Honor Dorothy Meyer, Missionary to India for 20 Years, Lathrop Installed as University Minister at PLU, State Students Attending PLU Qualify for Tuition Supplement, New Honorary for Business Installed at PLU, 'Travelin' with Harv: Halfway, Successful '71 Homecoming Now Memory, 'Loyalty - 72,' Reliving 'Typical' Weeks, Income for You Now . . . For PLU Later, Alumni Around the World, Births, Marriages, Deaths, New Social Work Service Center Memorial to PLU Nursing Alumna, Women's Equality Topic of AWS Convo at PLU, PLU Art Exhibition Schedule, To Be Honored at Husky Game: Marv Harshman Named PLU Alumnus of the Year, Gifts, Grants to PLU Near $1.5 Million This Year, Tributes to Gershwin, Miller Highlight Band Performance Nov. 30 Annual Christmas Festival Concert Set Dec. 10-12, ALC President Dr. Kent Knutson Attacks Secularism During Reformation Rally Sermon at PLU, Teachers Graduating from PLU Make Best of Bleak Employment Situation Nationwide, Alumni Annual Giving Exceeds $70,000 --'70-'71, 'Christmas Carol,' Sing-A-Long Set for Wed., Dec. 8, 'Primitive?' Art Awareness Program Underway, PLU Plans 24th Annual Lucia Bride Festival, Spotlight on Alumni: Svare's Art Depicts Christianity in Media Commercials, SOME PLU Students Underrate Selves, School, Graduate Believes, Ostenson to Take Over Department Council Post, Lute Gridders Share NWC Crown In Spite of Up-Down Season, PLU Shoots for 25th Straight Winning Cage Season with Vet Team, PLU Harriers Winless but Knapp Excels, PLU Basketball Season Tickets Rated Bargain, PLU Alumni to Become Involved in Student Recruitment Program, Lute Grapplers Hope to Vie for NWC Crown, State Agencies Commend PLU Student Interns, and Lutes Begin Chase for '72 Swimming Title.

This is a copy of Scene, a magazine produced by the Alumni Association at PLU, from September 1971. Articles included are: A New 'Home' for Alumni at PLU, Alums Welcome at New Alumni House, Stintzi Appointed Dean of School of Business, Meyer Director of New Music Masters Program, PLU Busy Summer Conference Center, Wiegman Announces '71 Theme at PLU: 'A Year of Reflection,' Four Year Terms Begin for New Alumni Association Directors, Temptations Concert Highlights Homecoming 1971 - Nov. 4-7, PLU Professor, Alums Teaching School in Laos, Gonyea House Dedicated as President's Home, ALC President to Speak at Reformation Rally, 'Travelin' with Harv: Heady Stuff, A 'Welcome back' to the PLU Campus, The Year of Reflection, Something a Bit Different, Alumni Around the World, Marriages, Births, Deaths, Spotlight on Alumni, 1971-72 Artist Series Attractions at PLU Have International Flavor, Concordia to Honor Grace Blomquist at Homecoming Banquet, PLU Honors Ernst Breitholtz, International Rotary President, Aurich, Germany Gives Gold Medal to Ottilie Little, Carlson Begins 10th Year at PLU with 'New Look' Football Squad, Cross Country Squad Faces '71 Rebuilding Job, Joins List of Recent Grad Coaches: Kollar Lands Cage Coaching Job at Bothell High School, 50 Chinese Students Swell International Community at PLU, PLU Professor to Develop Navy Procurement Education Program, KMO to Air Lute FB Games this Season, Tacoma German Language School Opens at PLU, and Long-Time Prof at PLU Retires at Cal. Lutheran.

This is a copy of Scene, a magazine produced by the Alumni Association at PLU, from May 1971. Articles included are: A Lifetime Commitment to Learning, Moods of May 1971 at PLU, 585 Degrees Awarded at Commencement, PLU Names Dr. Schnackenberg Distinguished Teacher for 1971, Now It's Official!: PLU's Beloved 'Oldest Alum,' Olaf Gulbransen, 88, Graduates, Students Benefit Financially: Governor Signs Tuition Supplement Measure, Accreditation Ranks PLU School of Business Among Nation's Best, Spotlight on Alumni, New Officers Elected: Alumni Build Base for the 70's, A Lifetime Commitment, Taking Your Turn at Bat to Contribute to Your Team's Success, Alumni Around the World, Births, Marriages, Deaths, Lute Rowers Win LaFromboise Cup; Fail to Retain Sprint Title, PLU Offers Summer Cage Camp for Boys, Spikers Save Peak Efforts for Conference Meet; Win Title, Lutes Upset Whitman to Gain First Conference Links Title, FB's Ross Boice Receives Top Senior Awkward, School of Nursing Fetes Alums on 20th Anniversary, Local Assessor's Action Reversed by Legislature, Don't Forget; Puget Sound Area Alum Picnic June 19, and PLU Blue Key Chapter Honors Biology Professor.

This is a copy of Scene, a magazine produced by the Alumni Association at PLU, from April 1971. Articles included are: Are PLU Students Religious?, One PLU Student's Reaction to the Love of Christ, Religious Life Council Responds to 'Religious Pluralism' On Campus, Student Congregation Role Changes to Fill New Needs, Recalling What PLU Really Means, A Meaningful Ministry, Alumni Around the World, Births, Deaths, Marriages, Future PLU Alums Reflect on Religious Attitudes--1971, Sterling Harshman Receives 1st Annual Salzman Award, 4-Man Shell Key to PLU Rowing Hopes, Record Lute Offense Keyed Successful Season, Thinclads Prepare for Shot at Conference Track Crown, Sports Shorts, Perfect Record Extended: Alum Guides Lute Offspring to Cage Title at Curtis, PLU Swimmers Dominate NWC Title Meet, Harvey Neufeld Named New PLU Alumni Director, Profs. Hagen, Creso to Retire; Dinner Planned, Musical Programs Highlight May Events Calendar, and Oregon Gatherings Attract Alumni.

This is a copy of Scene, a magazine produced by the Alumni Association at PLU, from March 1971. Articles included are: A Story of Christian Dedication, Dedication of PLU Alums Around the World . . ., Provides Service, Inspiration to Many, Association Serves University and Alumni, 1971 Annual Fund Drive Reaches Three-Quarter Mark, Deferred Gifts Help Alum, University, Story of Christian Dedication, Alumni Around the World, Marriages, Births, Deaths, Receives Honorary PLU Degree: PLU Alum Devotes Life to African Literacy Programs, Alum Sets Up Scholarship in Father's Memory, African Receives Honorary Degree, Lute 'Comeback Kids' Claim Northwest Conference Championship, Iverson Named All-Time NAIA All-Tourney Court Team, Shell Trailer Donated to PLU Crew, Help Find Missing Alumni, Symposium on Latin America Slated for March 25-26 at PLU, Children's Theatre March 6, 13, 41 Nurses Receive Caps at Ceremony, and President Wiegman Heads NAPCU.