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Students dressed up to watch a performance in front of the Chapel-Music-Speech Building (later renamed Eastvold Chapel and even later Karen Hille Phillips Center for Performing Arts). Taken April 9, 1959.

Students are seen in front of the Eastvold and Tacoma-Pierce Administration Building sometime in the early 1960s. Hauge, first called the Tacoma-Pierce Administration Building, was completed in 1960. Eastvold was completed in 1952 and later named for S.C. Eastvold, president of the college from 1943 to 1962.

Students with Chapel-Music-Speech Building in Background, 1960. It was later renamed Karen Hille Phillips Center for Performing Arts.

Ramstad Hall, Eastvold Chapel, and the Kiosk seen from the west

Bob Julin, Thelma Reeve and John Hanson

The changing of the name of Chapel-Music-Speech Building to Eastvold Chapel, 1962. President Eastvold and Fredrick A. Schiotz, bishop of American Lutheran Church.

Changing the name on the front of the building from Chapel-Music-Speech Building to Eastvold Chapel, May 1962.

Curt Huber, professor of Philosophy speaks in the Chapel-Music-Speech-Building.

1966 - 1967 Sue Richards and South Pacific cast are gonna wash that man outa their hair

Convocation Procession 1967. Walter C. Schnackenberg and Olaf Jordahl lead the academic procession to Convocation in Eastvold Auditorium where Arthur Michael Ramsey the Archbishop of Canterbury will receive an honorary Doctorate for Divinity on September 22, 1967.