Augsburg College - Augsburgian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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AUGSI'UkGI At -I Till-'. STUDENTS’ SOCIETY is an organization of which tlic students in all three departments are incmhcrs. Literary and musical programs arc given once each month. Business meetings are held from time to time as cir- cumstances demand. All matters of interest to the student body are brought before this organization by its members. The school pajxirs, Augsburg Echo” and the Augsburgian” are controlled by the society. I lie purpose of the society is to foster unity of school spirit without which no institution can do effective work. Concentration of effort in the right direc- tion is the road to progress. The spirit of the school can be measured by the interest and activity manifested by the students in their various organizations. The Students’ Society OFFICERS OK THE STUDENTS' SOCIETY Rogne Nydahl Quanbeck Oudal Berg Nybrotcn OK TWKNTV-KOI R

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£===:• AUCSBURCIAN KITCHEN STAKE AND OFFICERS OF THE BOARDING CLUB Jorxcnten D«hle Rokhc Amanda F.idcm Conatancc P«r«cr on Augsburg Boarding Club Till- year of 1922 lias brought with it a few changes in the boarding club. Fortunately, we were brought in touch with Miss Constance Pedersen, who has faithfully prepared our meals since January third. Miss Amanda Kidem has been her right-hand helper in this work. So far, these women have succeeded wonderfully in satisfying the almost savage hunger of our healthy Augsburgers. l'he only difficulty seems t have been the fear of going into the extia expense of buying a new lock for the dining-room door, so as to keep the mob from breaking in before time. Our waiters have been selected from the choicest of our ranks. With their cheerfulness and smiles, they brighten up the very atmosphere about them. They have to be up bright and early in the morning, and stir around pretty lively to get the work done before class time. They have succeeded very well, however, and have proved that they can perform fully as well as their predecessors, in older days, the Herculean tasks that are placed before them. The boarding club, through all its years of existence, has been one of the most essential organizations of our school. It is the source of the strength upon which we depend to meet the physical exertions caused by our basket-ball games, as well as the mental strain and agony caused by our exams. It is a place where we all like to l e regular. “Vive la boarding club.” ----------------------------------1 22 -------------------------------- TWKNTV