Augsburg College - Augsburgian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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 MIH THE AUGSBURGIAN ©ormitorp Hite Those who see only the exterior of the four-walled structures called dormitories may be prone to feel a wave of pity for those who must make such apparently cold and unattractive buildings their homes during college days. If those same walls so scrutinized were endowed with the capacity to speak, the observer would very soon be convinced that he had passed an erroneous judgment upon dormitory life at Augs- burg. Memories of the hours spent in the dormitory arc quite the opposite to un- pleasant to those who no longer live there. Each room is a retreat where the in- dividual studies, forms plans and purposes, and designs her own methods of procedure in carrying the plans to a successful culmination. Here she may catch a glimpse of a future full of agreeable activity for the ambitious. Hut when study hours arc over and books are closed and pushed aside for the time, these same rooms become the scenes of varied pleasures. Then the spirit of unity asserts itself. In all the “ups and downs” of dormitory life the girls have found a warm friend and co-worker in Miss Mortcnscn, the Dean of Women. During her stay at Augsburg she has won great respect and admiration from the girls. She has been ready at all times, not only to encourage them to enjoy the privileges of the social group, but to share in the pleasures and to act as a guide when difficulties arise. Her endeavors have gone a long way toward making the memories of dormitory life at Augsburg exceedingly pleasant. 1927 - 1928 Page IS

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