Augustana Academy - Saga Yearbook (Canton, SD)

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Rack row: D. Hansen, E. Slyberg, E. Nordlie, M. Ellingson Front row: M. Twedt, E. Peterson lffiuion 0'u44aJm4 The Mission Crusaders meets and presents mission programs every other Wed- nesday night. Various fields are studied and this year the group chose to support a Chinese nat- ive worker. A special cffering was received at Christmas when 35250 was given for that purpose. The Mission Crusaders al- so presents monthly chapel programs. .L'. fb. 12. The Lutheran Daughters of the Reformation meets every other Wednesday evening for prayerful worship. Mrs. R. F. Wilson spoke at the annual candle- light installation ser- vice at which new mem- bers are welcomed. In addition to its reg- ular meetings, the LDR presents a chapel pro- gram once a month. G. Possum, D. Hansen, L. Stadem, M. Saarinen Qdlawahp Every Thursday evening students gather in Room 23 for an hour of fellowship centered around their Sav- ior, Jesus Christ. Inform- al discussions are led by students, familiar hymns are sung, and the hour is closed with prayer.

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eczlfah Uevona at the piano Vocal recitalists Therc's music in fhe uir...the rusfle of swishinm skirts.. the sweet perfume or oorsupes..iHs spring and recital time uruin! After lone months of practicing hoth those who uwur- hien und those wzo utickle the ivoriesn ure ready fu perform ir the chupel for Recital scene Senior piano recitalists Mrs students and visiiors where they climax their year of efrort and study. This year Mrs. Hel- stenson was assist- ed hy Miss Braeten and Miss Juttlested in teaching the 56 piano students and Mrs. Asper had char- ge of the 46 voice students. Halstenson 'is

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Sfnalenf eauncd Members of the Student Council consist of the class presidents and re- presentatives of campus organizations. Every other Tuesday the council meets to plan campus activities and discuss school problems. The War Bond drive is under their supervision. From this group student body officers are elected S. Erickson, L. Ulrickson, M. Twedt, A. Vikse Nlnldzc .4 Our sports have been co- ordinated this yearthrough the organizing of the Ath- letic Association. Those students who have earned athletic awards are mem- bers. This group provides for the awarding of letters and numerals under the in- tramural system. Back row: E. Skyberg, M. Saarinen, O. Braaten H. Abrahamson, R. Johnson Front row: J. Burgess, G. Fossum, B. Molberg, qolzendic Scent., One of' the newest organ- izations on the campus is the Forensic Society. Its membership consists of those speech students who have met the point re- quirements and have con- vinced the Society of their worth by initiatory sales talks on their per- sonal qualifications! Monthly meetings are held and the Npeanut par- tyn in January was the big event of the year. P. Balstad, A. Vikse, L. Cornelius, H. Rud