Augsburg College - Augsburgian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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THE AUGSBURGIAW »2« j. Johanson R. Larson STfjrological (grabuates 1927 Tlu members of this graduating class arc John Johanson and Rudolph Larson. It is perhaps one of the smallest classes in the history of our school, hut with the vision of a great life's calling, and the zeal and inspiration of a Christian school, a great deal is expected from this small class. Rev. Johanson is at the present time an assistant pastor to Rev. Sletten of Saint Olaf’s Church in Minneapolis. Rev. Larson is now serving as pastor of the charge at Clanwilliam, Manitoba, Canada. The two members of this class are also gradu- ates from the college department at Augsburg. During their theological and college courses, both members took an active part in school activities and publications. Our church needs more college graduates as pastors. To work under the standard of the King of kings is to follow one of life’s most noble callings. After all it is through this department that His message is carried to the people, and it is this mes- sage that carries the real ideals and hopes of Augsburg. Without Christian faith and hope, our school would have no reason for existing. 4 1927 - 1928 Page 20