Augsburg College - Augsburgian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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The administrative employees—they don't receive much praise, but they arc indispensa- ble in a college community. Theirs are the tasks of keeping records, caring for the cam- pus, and the many other necessary jobs. 1. A. R. Anderson, Janitor; 2. Isadora An- derson, Assistant Registrar; 3. Dagmar Dahl, Assistant to Treasurer; 4. Magda Hagen, Cook; 5. Peter Langscth, Janitor; 6. Ethel (lehuub the Sce+ieA. . . 16

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LELAND SATEREN beats a stren- uous rhythm for the band and thus tries to bring out a finished organ- ization. His success with the band has been splendid. JENNIE SKURDALSVOLD, the quiet, almost shy-voiced teacher, is loved by all who know her. Ami- able and pleasant, she brings with her a sunny atmosphere wherever she goes. P. A. SVEEGGEN, searching out the truths in an end'ess study of literature, points out in a practical, concise manner, the greatness of the classics prescribed for study. English classroom scene GEORGE SOBERG doesn’t permit any foolishness in his classes, consequently students in math don't lack learning. His occasional jokes cause the rafters to tremble from the hursts of laughter. CARL SWANSON, quiet, sometimes absent-minded, is a man who combines a Master’s Degree in English with coaching basketball and baseball. AGNES TANGJERD has the privilege of being the custodian of recorded knowledge. Everyone is indebted to our helpful librarian. JOEL TORSTENSON presents in a scholarly and thought-provok ing manner the problems in social science. His classes are always well attended. P. A. SVEEGGEN English

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Ingebrcdtscn, Secretary to President; 7. Sis- ter Hclga Larson, Nurse; 8. Evelyn Lee, Din- ing Hall; 9. Gust Nelson, Engineer; 10. Mil- dred Ryan, Counsellor; 11. Hans Sageng, Watchman; 12. Ragna Sverdrup, Treasurer; 13. Mrs. Torvik, House Mother; 14. Mrs. Wold, Cook; 15. Mrs. Elvera Springer, Dieti- tian and Instructor in Home Economics; 16. Rev. Olaf Rogne, Business Director.