Augsburg College - Augsburgian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Remember those Joes and Janes who con- stituted the Augsburg cast of IQ4S? Maybe these pages will refresh in your memory the imprint of those sundry personalities that met your soul and lived next seat to you. We have caught cfuich glimpses of our favorite faculty and the major part of the student body. too. Remember these characters9 • f

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Sivertsen Hall has been the upperclass women's dormitory for five years. The girls who live there are inconvenienced by the three-block walk to school which is drudge during the cold winter months and an invigorating stroll on the sunny summer days. Mrs. Torvik. the house-mother, and every girl living at Sivertsen Hall contribute to the pleasant, co-operative atmo- sphere. And. all is not work and study. The recreation room in the basement is equipped with many indoor games. Ping-pong has proved to be the long time favorite. Saturday mornings are devoted to cleaning the rooms. All of the girls pitch in willingly and work hard. Passersby cough and wonder what the huge low-hanging cloud on the corner is. But we just smile and say. That's Sivertsen Hall. Today is clean- ing day. Before noon every room is dustless and in perfect order. Other immovable backdrops which make up the scenery of our campus are Morton Hall. West Hall, and Old Main. The two former are girls' dormitories, and the latter houses church, faculty, and athletic offices. Extensive plans were executed this year to raise funds to raze Old Main and West Hall. On this space a Library-Science Hall will be erected after the war. Sivertsen Hall

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ACT II CHARACTERS