Augsburg College - Augsburgian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1948 volume:

The Augsburgian Volume 17 — The Augsburg Spirit Augsburg is a Christian college. Her program is planned to express and interpret the spirit and teachings of Christ. Her fundamental education ideals 3te shaped by His Word. These ideals may be summarized in three brief phrases: spiritual rebirth through faith in Cod, unselfish service to one’s fellow-men, fearless devotion to truth. Only by following this Way of Christ can humanity solve its deepest problems. The true Augsburg spirit comes to expression as the Christian life-pattern is wrought out in classroom and dormitory, in the individual student’s life and in the thousand activities of live campus. Principles alone arc not enough. Words must become flesh. Fhe dedication of the 1948 Augsburgian challenges us to let this spirit of Augsburg express itself ever more completely, to the end that each of us may become a noble exemplar of the new Life, the good Way, the living Truth revealed in Christ. Tbis is the goal of Christian education. Bernhard Christensen 1 5 30 2 9 table of contents faculty, 7 classes, 17 organizations, 65 athletics, 81 activities, 95 A faculty Ernest W Anderson. A.IV Physical U duration Norman C. Anderson. A [V. C.’.T Hehyion. Journalism Floyd Foslien. B.S. Physical Lducation Fritjof E. Christensen. M S. Physics Otbclu Gjcvrc. A IV Lnyhsh Karl Ermiseh. PhD. S.T.D German. Religion faculty M. A. Helland. S.T.M.. Ph D Religion Norman llcrmstad. A D Chemistry H. N Hendrickson. A M . C.T. History. Latin Alma Jensen. A M Social Science Phillip Kildahl. A M History Mrs. Mimi Kingsley. A.M. Spanish Martha Kilen. A.B. Assistant Librarian Bernhardt J. Kleven. Ph D. History and Economics Bjarne Landa, A.M, German Audrey Landquist. M. Mus Piano faculty Clayton LeFevrre. B S. Speech Mrs. Marion W. Lindemann. A M. French. Spanish Lars Lillehei. A M.. C.T. Greek Shirley P. Miller. Ph D. Biology F dor Nelson, A.B I husual I:dwution Ivor B. Olson. Th B . A M Philosophy. Norse Anne Pederson. A.M English Henry P Opseili. B Mus Music faculty Margretbe Penersen Piano Marlin Quanbeck. A M lid mat ion Ruili Segolson. M S. Home Economics Stanley Remeneski. B. Chem. C'hemistru Bryce Shoemaker. A.B.. G.T. Lnyhsh. C hristianity 1.eland B. Saieren. A.M. •V utic 10 Jennie Skurdalsvold. B Mus Voice George Soberg. A.B. Mai hemot ics Menon P Strommen. A.B.. C.T. College Pastor. Christianity John M. Stensvaag. S.T M. Ph D Religion faculty (irorgr Sverdrup. A.B. Mathenrattcs P. A Svccggen. A M. English Agnes B Tangjerd. A M. Library Science Cierald '1 horson A B English John That. A.B.. M Mus. Voice Mrs Vera Thai. B Mus. Piano Vera Thorson. A B. Secretarial Studies Joel I orscenson. AM Suaoloqy. Debate Mr Shirlryann Tindall. B S. 1‘hi sicai Educatum trim Urdabl. A.M tindouij. Psychology Mr . Josephine Wilhelm. A.M. Speech Howard M. Winholcz. B.S. h ust ness A dmi rust ration faculty Arthur Nash. Ph D Dean of the College Cerda Morten son. A.M. Jeon of U'orrx'r? K. Berner Dahlen, A.M Dean of Men administrative heads The task of receiving new students, adjuring them to meet the demand of college life, caring for their anou need , and finally placing them after graduation where they are best fitted i an essential one. which the member ot the administrative staff are adequately and efficiently fulfilling. Ragna Sverdrup. A B Treasurer I. F. Pautz. A B. Oirtctoe Public Relations Mildred Joel. A M. Registrar Olat Rogne. A.B. Business Di ret for o classes t Obert J. Lands verb Randolph B. Quanbeck J. Bernhard Bretheim graduating seminarians This year the seminary it tending only three of it twelve men into a tive service. Not because only three vacant pastorates exist, hut because only three are ready for ordination. The numbers mentioned above seem frightfully small: twelve men in the entire seminary and three of that group being graduated. Countless articles stressing the need for pastors have been written. Often the invitation to consider full time work in the church as a future profession has been presented to the young men of our church and of our college. Yet the blunt, even discouraging facts testify that these pleas have largely been ignored. The situation is viewed in a more somber light by those who realize that the institution, which later became Augsburg College and Theological Seminary, was originally established to train men for the ministry. This is still a primary function of live school. The need is great; the volunteers, few. Consider your duty and privilege in this task. 18 Amos O. Dyrud Merle K. Enckson Newt olden, Minnesota Binford. North Dakota Emil C. Martinson Russell J. Quanbeck Dalton. Minnesota Minneapolis, Minnesota Edwin Swanson Minot. North Dakota seminarians Not Pictured Waldemar Framstad Minneapolis. Minnesota Marius Haakenstad Minneapolis. Minnesota Kenneth I. Kusdahl Superior, Wisconsin John W. Steen Minneapolis. Minnesota 19 Senior Class Officers Seniors graduating in 1048 cocnpojcd «He largest class to leave Augsburg in its history. Only time will tell whether or not it iv to Ik the most illustrious. On this matter no graduate has any doubt. Led by dynamic Carroll Anderson, the eighty-plus students engaged in numerous social functions hitherto unknown on tlic Augsburg campus. While most of the seniors vscrc studying to insure the re ceipt of a diploma, (rordy Ahh|uist hounded them for tlveir class dues Tlvc slass of '48 hopes that it has conducted itself through its four years in a manner which in some ssav will repay the institution for its lalior am! ssill elicit respect from all who hear of its exploits. Carn.ll N AwUt m. VMM Earn� . � VrCai .n AU«Wt. fr.a.ar � . N«t TUt � - r« r Ah fW«, Jrrrrtrm. 20 James Adair English Timber Lakr. Soul Dakota. Minor. Physical Education. Baseball. Basketball. J'ootball. Tennis. President of CLm A” Club. Natai.ie Adair English I imbrr Lake. South Dakota; Minor. Sociology: Internation j1 RcIj tions Club. W A A.. Augsburgian Staff Judith Adsf.m Biology Minnrapoh� . Minnesota: Minor. Secretarial Studies. Gordon A. Ahlquist Business Administration Minneapolis. Minnesota. Minor Music Lois Amstutz Biology Minneapolis. Minnesota: Minoe. Chemistry Carroll N. Anderson Biology Minneapolis. Minnesota, Minor Greek: Choir, President of Senior Clatt Eleanor Anderson English .tfmnrupoJit. Minnesota: Minor. Social Science. seniors • • • AArtJu tmju ou c jjUmJ � Hjalmar Anderson Biology UfVitle. North Dvkoto. Minor. Muu : Choir. Echo Stiff Nathalie Anderson Business Administration MmntupoJit. Ummota: Minor. Sjvinnh Thecdgre L. Anderson History MmncapcJu. Mmnttotc: Minor Greek. Student Council Student Director of Forenut Studint Faculty Committor. Adeline Aos English Sioux Fu'1%. South Dakota; Minor Home Economics Esther Barken Biology Ktnuon. Xhnntiofa. Minor. Sociology. Oliver Bergh History Volya. Sooth Itakota. Minor. Greek. Mission Society. Defcvite. Helbn Bertness English I atoma. U’litAincrroe). Minor. Biology. Chou. Cbu Trrjturrr. Stu- dent Council. OiJiritun «� 1 Muste A W S , Keligtou Director Mjrrird Couple Club. seniors 22 Alton Bjurquist Business Administration Sratkhotm. Witeonua: Minor. Physical Education. Choral Owb. German Club. International Relations Club Margaret Bowlin Mathematics Minnrapotn. Minnrxuio; Minor Speech. Physical Education Stu- dent Council Treasurer. Debate Squad. Oratory. Echo Staf. Girl's Basketball Team. W.A A . Luther League. Mission Society. Delegate to National Convention of N.S.A . A W S.. Who' Who In Atneri- can Colleges and Universities, Jercy Carlson History tt'oniwimyi� Minnnota Minor. Physical Education: Basketball. Baseball. Fooeball. A' Club. Robert Duoos History More. Mmonorj Minor. Sociology. Barbara Ekse Social Science A mrvupohr A mnesor ; Minor. Physscal Education. Victor Emerson Social Studies-History W'rtt Cantord MmntxiUo: Minor. Physical Education: Band Basket ball Football. Baseball. German Club. International Relations Club, Vue President of Class. A Club. Herman Engfbretson History SrattU Woibinifion Minor Greek Choir. German Club. Luther Lcagur seniors cfoAbday- UuL ajUs7i 23 David Felland Business Administration CoIUk. W'monun. Minor. Philoophy; Track. Echo. Augtburgian Margaret Foss English Wi tmar. ifmrvioJ ; Minor. Oiruiiamty: Choir. A W S.. F ho. Augtburgian Miuion Society. Lather LttgM, Mutic Club Married Couplet Club. Albert Gallop Business Administration Motor� . WiMunun; Minor. Mathematic Carl Gfrmundson Business Administration Kenuon. Mmnnofa. Minor. Social Science Lorraine Gimmestad History BelLuur. Mmoetoro: Minor. Engliih. Library Technique: W.A A.. League of Women Voler� International Relation� Club Park Board Basketball Team. Edith Greenup English Brrthold. North Dakoit: Minor. Philotophy. Gloria Greguson English Mioneepofir. Minnrtota: Minor. Phytical Education. Choir. Band. W A A.. International Rclationt Club. German Qub Augtburgian. Social l irector. Student Council Luther League. Student Faculty Committee Clati Secretary Social Director. Christian fellowship Who � Who In American College! and Univcrtitie . seniors 7nojuuiy. JVt) uZZ aZt-nc 24 M,„o,B NESS A0M,N,STRAT,ON John R. Haley History Hrrmsn. Mmnrtolo. Minot. Philotophy: Writer’� Club None Club. German Club Student Council Choral Club. Arthur Hanson Sociology Afankuo. Minnnota. Minor Physical Education John Hanson History Mmntnooiu. Minnesota. Minor. Mathematic� Choir. Writer'� Club. Au£tbur|?i� n Editor. Eugene Hasselquist Christianity Cfiuet City. Mmntiota. Minor. l hilosophy. Jean M. Helland Business Administration Mirmeupofn. Minnrtota. Minor Mathematics and Social Science. Ruth Holm English Mtnrujpoiu Mtnnruilu. Minor Philosophy. seniors 4 JLay Arnold Huus Mathematics Miikoia Notth Dakota. Minor. Busmrss Administration Band. Chorii Club. Choir Aristotelian Society Louis Jfnsen English M«iw, Ur'isconun Minor. Gmk: Ptrudril of Mission Society. Luther League Religious Council Student Council cl2aiuj6QuivO r uUfr Paul Kilde History tau Ctmrr. U’lwoown. Minor. English: Choir. Mimed Couplet Club Student Council Student Faculty. Chan nun of Music. Choral Society. Donald Knox Greek U'av ai Mtnnttoia. Minor. English. President of Mission Society. Luther t.rague. Choir Debate. Augtburgian Alton T. Knutson History Ashby. Minnesota Minor. Greek . Choral Club Richard Koplitz History-Social Science Minnaa Ki ii. Mmnetora. Minor. Physical Education. International Relations Club. Band Republican Club. Student Council. German Club. Echo. William Krogstad Christianity Maiden Rock. U'iuunun Minor Philosophy. Student Council. In ternational Relations Club. Republican Club Class Vice-President seniors 26 Leiv Kvamme Vou. Norway Chemistry SigridKvenberg English .Kiinnropoln. MinrresoJj; Minor. Spanish Thelma Landsverk History Foition. Minrutota: Minor. Biology; AriilOtelian Society. Inurna tional R ljimn Club. Claw Trrarurer Richard Lindblad History M.nnrapoln. Mmnttota. Minor Political Science Duane Lindgren History St Paul. Mmn ota: Minor Phyural Education. Clarfnce Miller Science Si. Paul, Mmnnotu Minor. Physical Education: Basketball Foot- ball Baseball. A Club. German Club. Trainer Arnold Nesvig Business Administration Stoughton. Wntonun. Minor. Physical Education. JJtti actierujov 27 History Dorothy Quanbeck English Forgo. Narih Dakota. Minor. ITnucal Ftltujnon Choir W A A.. Cheer I e-ider l p Club, f crcntics Rona Quanbeck Commercial Education McVillc. North Dakota: Minor. Biology: Luther League. Interna lional Relation Club. Anttotrlian Society. Student Council Augiburgian Otto F. Nielsen topkini Mmnrmta Minor. Greek Clifford Paulsen History Blair. Nrhiaxka Minor Greek Emily Rachie Mathematics Grant tr fall� . Mmnetora Minor. Biology. Harold C. Roosen Christianity Minnea ntlu. Mmnrtota. Minor. Social Science. International Rcla non Club. Married Couplet Club. 28 Harland Rowberg Business Administration Hartley Folia, Uinnrtoto; Minor. Hiitory. seniors Paul Sanders History Halato . Minna tot a: Minor. Grrck: Choral Club. Chcnr Student CotKil Student Society. Treasurer Class President Mission Society. Who's Who In American College and Uuirenitics Milan J. Sedio Mathematics A irvuupofis. Minnesota Minor. Chemistry Aristotelian Society. Reynold Skotte Mathematics .Wi inrapo hi. Mmnttoia: Minor. Physical Education football. A Club Camilli Sivi rtsen Biology Shnntupohi. Mmnnota: Minors. Physical Education Musk; Choir. W.A A.. Music Club Class Social Director Augcburyian. Bowling League. John Strom Greek Si Paul. Mmnrtato Minor. Philosophy; Choir. Gospel Quartette Jasper S. Swenson Christianity Htndticki. Mmnetota; Minor, History. Ronald O. Swenson Business Administration .WinrvwjXihi Mmnraota. Minor. Physical Education seniors 29 Ruth Thompson Social Sen no i frvrbrooA. Mmrvtol Minor Inglith I tilhrr I ogee Minor� Society. Norw Club. Echo, Jfan Tibke Social Scii-ncf Hu pi J City, South thihitla Minor Home f cunormc Band. German Club 1 te turrr of Clatt International Rrljiiont Club Echo. W. A A I ’• «.I Ni Wl i rl:r Cm MBTRY khlrou Mmnrutta Minor Phdotophy. Social Science W rolling Wil l IS Wlssman Si Hunt Mmnnot Elizabeth Westphal History WtllnuH Mmfiruita Motor Biology; Choir. Student Courted. Luther I ri|M Clatt Vkc Pronlent Homrcominf Chjurrgn Who Who In Ammon College and L’aivertitie . Mary Etta Wilson History Chuajo IHinoii. Minor. Social Studiet: Student Council. W A A A W.S International Relation Club I «ague ot Women Voter . Thelma Alfsen Biology Rwhrtur Minmu ta: Minor. German; German Club W A A.. International Club. Norw Club. ‘'$2ut J seniors 30 Not Pictured Fred G. Anderson History Charles Olson Biology Minneapolis. Minnesota: Minor. Sociology. Minn pot it, Minnesota. Minor. History. Robert J. Carlson Business Administration Minnrapotu. Minnesota Minor History Bonnie Everts English MmnrapiJis. Minnesota Minor. Physical Education. Stephen H. Halvorsen Chemistry Sr. Loutt Path. Vinnwota Minor Mathematics; 'I rxk. Harvey Holman History .IfiflrMMpo ii. IfinnrKrfa; Minor. Social Science. Kenneth Johnson Mathematics Minor. North Dakota. Minor. Phyncs John W. Olson Engi.isii Minnropt h� . MiniWiOlr. Minor Greek. Olga Peterson History Minneapolis. Minnesota Minor Philosophy. Carol Ouam Sociology Minneapolis. Minnesota Minor. Biology. Edman Saland Business Administration Minneapolis. .Wicnrsora. Minor. Sociology. Arnold Skaar Business Administration Minn+vp li Mmnrtota: Minor Social Science. Emerson E. Jury History Llewellyn Smith English Minewapotis. Minnesota; Minor English. Minneapolis. Mmnnota; Minor. History Mary Kuhn Mathematics Maton City, tou.'a. M.aor. Social Science. Russell Solheim History Ratine. Wmoiuin, Minor Grrvk George Lange Business Administration Sr. Paul. Mmnnota Minor Mathematics Alice Torvend English Sitter (reek. U'utfanyJor? Minor. Philosophy. seniors Gertrude Vik History PUntyiLOoJ. Montana. Minor. Social Science Choral Club Cbotr. Debate. Mission Society. Luther League. Interna- tional Relations Club. None Club. Clai� 1 rraiurrr (X Yltuf 31 Arthur S. CjiUon Minnntpolit Robert J. Carlton Mmnnipolit David R. Chmtrnum M i nnnapaJi i Rohm C. Carlton Minntapolit ViMtnt S. Da hie juf u Stmn, I'hr hr D Dale St. Paul Juniors 34 Arnold N. Dtangt Minor apotii Phylli Erickson [Jutiin. Minn. Elizabeth A. Falconer •Vru'. Hri blon. Minn Mrndeth F. Fott Minor. S. f . Dora A Frozen Ock t. S. D Michael D. Furnry MinnntpvJit Shirk A George Iforaon, Minn. John H. Giivrl Ktnnyirr S D Grace E. Gimlquitf Ktinn+i fW iti Delna E Goerl en Mountain Lake. Minn. Loon C Gorrtien Mountain Lake. Minn tX)lorr� M Goode MaJeha. Minn Juniors Evelyn K Green fault Lake. Minn. John lh(ca Zimmerman. Minn Miiguttiit M Hamilton M a pit Plmn, Minn. Calvin B Han ton Minntapolit Helen E. Ilaokrnnr Srlxkii. Minn. Stanley J Haukcncts Srbeka. Mmn. 35 Juniors Donild H H«wi anJrv faff� . Winn Filing M. Hflland wrr4 Heart. Minn Gordon J HrndruVton Minneapolis Arnold F. Urn jam Hoffman. Minn William S Hciwlgraw Mound. Minn Wallace Mit onjn Si. Paul 36 Avery B Hoff Pnjuol I.oh i Minn Norman C Hoiom Minneapolis Raymond L. Holden PilUfithi. Man Willum E. Holden Minneapolis Ruih M. luacton Hutialo. Minn. Jeanette S Jatob en Recme. Wiu. Marion J Jafobwr. Roctnr. Wite. Mavnard H Kragthorpr Kfjplt Plain. Minn Menio� R l imn Flmbunt. III. Carol M Johnson RauUv. Mmn. Irene M. Johnson Mi not. S. D ( alvin El. l inen MinnntpiJii Arnt K. Markland Mmnrapoht Catherine Moik Afora. Mien Hildegardr M. Mortenxn A mrvtfoofn Lillian J Johnson Ran nr U'nc. Marvin B Johnson tt'unamir o, Minn. Juniors 37 � Mildred M. Konsirrl Willmar. Minn. I ron I North� tom .IftrmropoJ Throdorr C Nvitom North field. Minn John W. CM ton Minneapolis Orville A. Olton Minneapolis I iVtrnc M Opland I hui Riirr Felt . Minn Paul S. Paulaon Turtle I.ok . S D Juniors 38 Way nr L. Prarion C.homphn. Mmn Ralph I;. Praraoa Mmnnipfdis Donald W. Prirracin Minneapolis John P Phtllipps Minneapolis BrtCy D Plovhar VulUu Cnu. N. D. John T. OuanbeA Mmotapofu Comum Rholl Sofihu jt J. iV O Edward S Kkhard� Minneapolis William h RobUnt Minneapolis Dunt E. Rodm vrr Heitor. Minn I.injf E. RokWr S'ru.1 olden. Minn. l Uit I Ronbolm Thti Rivtr Falls. Minn Juniors Paul Koih Minneapolis Hrnry W. Rouf Minneapolis Cirrald Ryan LaCrossr. War Edmaa J. Salami Minneapolis Mary E. Samu !w n (jriulon. Minn Milford D Srvrrnon Mound. Minn. I «hir D Tungteth SrattU. Wa b. Juniors Dorothy L. Solhr.m Racine. K'iu. Ru� wl| Solheitn Racine. Witt. Kenneth S. Sorenton MmnmpcJic I orrainr H Telander Mora. Mmn. Paul A Swiftiiuni Mmneapoiii OU Tortand Noeuvu Chorte H Tweed Minneapofie Vernon T. Twredc Mmneapoiit Charlotte E. Watt KuketJ Wiu. Robert A. We Kanl Mmn+apotit 1 oerame W. Weltiin Mmntapofu Juniors WivM H. Wiekoren Me l ead N. D Philip A Quanbeck Minneapolis Pedcr J. Wiko Minneapolis Donald M Bio� Calumet. Mub. Not Pictured ill Georg Anderson St. Paul Robert W Anderson .Ifroommrr. Mich. Jeanrll M Anderson Minneapolis Funk L. Ario Minneapolis Robert L. Baltic h Mmneapoh Phillip E. Bosrud ifinnropo is Carol M. Brekken Minneapolis Donald Brodeis In tile Minn. Milton J. Briastad Peluan Rapidi. Minn John J. Carlson Minneapolis Walter Carstenbrock Minneapolis Grorgc H Dahl Minneapolis Harold A Dalland Minneapolis Richard P Deletions Minneapolis Robert S Doom Minneapolis Jack L Edmondson Minneapolis Vernon blrtad tnumdaw. Wash. Donald A. I:mbmson Robbmsdale. Minn. Leslie J. F.vrnson Hettor. Minn William W. Fisher Minntapolit Cart N. Gcrmiindson Minneapolis Willard W. Glade Dou t. la Edward F. Gmitro Minneapolis Hilma Granum Minneapolis Darrll W. Greenup Berthold. N D Arthur L. Hanson Mankato. Minn. Fugrne I . Hassclquist Center City. Mines. Gordon E. Holm |tmi Minneapolis Louise H. Johnson Mmnrott. Minn. Louis Jurrk Minneapolis F me non E Jury Siinneapoiis Elmer A. Kaanlal Minneapolis Elrie E. Knudson . fuiw, Lyle J. Larson Wonamingo, Minn. Harold Lee Minntapolit Robert M Lehman C'hambtrxbutit. Penna. Burton J. Lindahl Minntapuhs Peter A I owen Minneapolis Julia Lorenr McGinnis Minneapolis Russel L. Manthie Mendota. Ill Paul Morgan Minneapolis Charles E Olson Minneapolis Clifford R Paulson Blair. Neb. Woodrow A Pearson Minneapolis Leonard J. Pedersen Minneapolis RaynavaId A. Pedersen Xriatiunsands, Notuau Clifford A Peterson Minneapolis Charles E. Peterson Minneapolis Olga J Peterson Mi .neapohs Stanley Puelston Minneapolis John L. Quam Minneapolis Ruth F. Qua riot Minneapolis Herbert C Rusdahl Superior. Wise. Wayne W. Schlcif Buffalo. Minn Edwin N Yattaw Minneapolis Mary Ann Sehutu Minneapolis Haiold Schwartz Minneapolis Margaret L. Serstock Minneapolis Roald M Severtson Minneapolis Marian Shalcen Minneapolis Arnold H Skaar Minneapolis Gloria V. Swanson Minneapolis Robert I. Tharp Minneapolis Dorothy F Thorberg Minneapolis Alline J. Thorsen Wateeuille, la. Rschard J. Thorvig Minneapolis Sheldon L Torgersoei Minneapolis Kenneth L. Walsh Minneapolis Mary Jane Waaoas Minneapolis Eugene F Weller Milton. Minn John R. Werket Minneapolis John H. Weizter Minneapolis Edwin H Wetzler Minneapolis 41 Itork Row: l.uther Kievan. Vr«tV rtif; Dagney Qnunh«'ck, Srcrttnry. Front Row: Coiinnr Shiell Trro urer; (Jutntin t uunbcek. Vicr-rresitlemt. Sophomore Class According to the registrar’s office a Sophomore is one having diligently pur toed the way of higher learning to the extent of having accumulated .it leavt 64 credits. According to Dr. Iklland a Sophomore is defined by his very name which comcv from the Creek sophos (wise) and moros (foolish). Krgardkru of whichever definition is the more accurate we find there are now 504 Sophomores at Augsburg, anil despite their unllaitcring Creek name they are taking their plate well among the upper classmen of the school. Perhaps most important of the activities exclusively Sophomurc was the grand recep- tion they engineered for the licwildcred young Freshmen. With true big brotherly zeal they made the new students feel at home, treating them royally during Freshman week and then, to avoid any wrong impression, giving them a friendly razzing during initiation. It was during this time the Sophomores truly took their place among the upper daw- men and now, after the first excitement they settle down to the serious business of learn- ing, of learning rules and facts, hut most important, of learning to live and to live accord- ing to the true standards they have seen now for two sears in the Christian college they consider it a joy and a privilege to attend. 42 Vc.a C. Albert I«ftiron. Witt. Albert C Andrnon Rockford III. Charlr F. Ander� on Mmnraptdit K amend C. And. r tun MmntapcJn Harry Aunr l ndtrufood. Minn. Herman Aane Vnderuood. Minn Andrew O. Balerud Mmot. K. . Char let R. Bard M mntapotn Gordon A. Bn Mmntopoln Rustell V Berg Strati It Waih. Sophomores Gordon N Berntvon Edinburg. S. D. Pwrre J. Boutan Pant. Eranct Ann L. Bucule Mtnc-mmtr. Muh Jjmet L. Burtdc Mmominet. Mich Irving R Burling Jordan. Minn. 43 Au- it urf health, Inc. Vat 1,40- Sophomores hugene A. Campbell Luotrnt. Minn. Erliag N. Cirlitn Minrwapoiit Tom Carlyon Minnrapotii Norman A Dahl Aitkin, Minn. Shirley J- DahWn l.uvtinr. Minn. 44 Robert C, Efrrdahl Mtnommrr. Mich. (.urii A. Emberton Annie. Witc. I nwh B. Eaglund Si. Paul (hatlorw M Erickson Cor Jo tv. A foik a Donald R. I-nekton MinnntpoJit Krnnelh I� Fagrrlx Mi nnt upoVi D� l.om L. Firm Cur kern. Minn. Orion Erl land Ctiiag. UW Lre S. Ferro Jacobton. Minn .1 ojn C. Erring l.+mbrrton. Minn Sophomores Tvrlrn M Folkeitad Montendta Mmn. Nferald F holkfiiid Morun’idto. Mi nn. Floyd W. Fo i Haltock. Mmn Mrrlyn V. Frcdman C'orfo� . Mmn. Robert G Hrnwl Minneapolis Helen C. Green Thiel Rnrf Lulls. Minn. Beverly E. Haft lie M mnrjpoln Mrrilynn A I Live� von Minneapolis Carrol K. Hauge fertile. Mmn. Rhomb M Mekfner hxnto. S D IXmjId E. Melland M mrvtfpo n William O. Hohe Minneapolis Frnrvl C. Hone Hophmi. Mmn. Garfield O. Hover vie l.ynd. Minn Kermit F. Hoverv'en Lund. Minn 45 Vinirnt W Horrrttrn I unJ. .Hion Robert T. HowHIi MmntapoJ 11 Kjynjrd O. Hugten Stu-iolJm Minn. I orritne G Iverton Minneapoltt Ftthrr B Johnton Minneota. .ifinn 46 Milbrrt M Johnron Mmneppoht lf(M A Johnton U'rirtirook Minn, I illun J. Johnton U'iUmar. Minn. I lord C Kcllevig Willmar. Minn Sophomores Luthrr KUvrn Mmnrtpolit Citm K Klingbcrg Hat in , Witr. W.llum J. Knutton A inrvupofit Bjrbara C Kold n PorthmJ. Ore. , ,v.-ui . i-. , It w •; Ruth K Koklcn VnrilanJ Ore. I’iul Konitrtl Minnmpitfii 6 out cvtUf 'ti - ■ j xt cerne uf ? CJWllGt CHOIR [)J0A U f2 Roger W. Kuhlmann Rovd. M nn. Jean M. Kokliih Nnv f iTirvfo !. S L Dori� J. K� lk K nuon. Minn. A nine T. Lalim Tinpe. V. D. Gcorgrii F. Lane� Granite Felt . Minn. David Langatter Epp nJ. N- James P I jnRsxwn Forrest. Kan. Marilyn Larson 5auk Rapids. Mmn. Roger Leak Minneapolis Arn« R LorkrrC Huuhintun, Mmn. Sophomores Ronald Lend U'tffNvmoao. Mmn. Jove� M 1 ondevn Annanda! . Mmn. Al Mateyka Mmnraptdit Thorlough F L. Meier f umberlanj Wik. Namurt S. Michael son Montevideo, Mmn 47 Sophomores Jun O. Sober MmnrJPcJis Oliver S Solbrr .III nntepolu I IroT M S • Ktounjton. Minn. I.orrn I.. Stock Kenvnifton. Minn Jo l A SwigRnm .Minrjfupu.'i Alvm R Fhompion ifiorvanofu Harold O. TollcUon Ombtoik. S D Dorothy P. Twiton Sun Prairie, W'lie. Oil P V !$€•« lfu.lo.,v iur. Affua SkkcI S. Vainer .Wmrviipo i M lvin T. ViUnd Vebien. S D Gchard F. Vorlami bsthmille. la Raymond A. Wjgnfr Minneapolis Carol M. Watson Minneapolis Evelyn W«gge Mmruapuin . I a Von nr A Wmnun Oussef. Minn. Joann W. Wuklund Hopkins. Mmn Mar toris C Wift rg Toulon bulli. XIinn. Sophomores Not Pictured AdcBc L. Amachler Ctmbeidoe. Mmn. Jrromr ft. Andersen Mionvtfpofi� Sam C. Andrntn Minneapolis Rav Andeeton Minneapolis Vincent Andrews Minneapolis (timer O. Anhalt XI i nneapulis Carl Ausland Bronx. N V Leonard F. Benson Minneapolis Dalt Brrrv .Minneapolis Jack W. Brrrv A iriOi rpolit Herbert O. Blagvr Minneapolis Donald N. Bocgen Excelsior. Mmn. Richard I.. Braun Minneapolis Donald V Bnxlrn Fertile. Minn. Ronald I.. Brunt SI nrr n, Mmn Milton J. Brostad Pelican Rapids. Mmn. Tilfrcd D. Bur Minneapolis Floyd H. Bunch Rr awn ton. Mmn. Davr C alder wood Minneapolis George Capet Sr. Paul Fabian C Carlton Brahom. Minn. James I Car I «on Minneapolis I loyd E. Carlson .Minneapolis Robert C Orison Mmneopoht Arthur A Carpenter Minneapolis Perry D. Orson. Jr. Minneapolis Howard R. Clark Hofardnlle. Conn. Alfred P. Cline L'Anse. Mieh Albert Cupka Minneapolis Arvid A. Dahl Mjnneapoht David S. Dillon Minneapolis Martell C Disrud hlancharJville. Wise. Ro rr W. Durbcrid.nl Minneapolis Milton J. F.ggr Minneapolis Charlotte A Ellington Roabu. N D Rudy J. Engelman Cla ina, Minn. Louts L. Fnnen J innrapoJia Harold H. Erickson Minneapolis Orville L. Erickson RiMenu Mmn. Phvllit G. Erickson Doran. Mmn. Raymond D Erickson Minneapolis Arden W. Foss Minneapolis Brserly Fowler Mmryeapolii June M Gcttclman Mmol. tV. t) Dorothy M Branding Climax. Mmn John L. Hagen Zimmerman. Minn. Howard A. Haltotton Gu fy. Minn. Obert M. Halvorson Helgrade. Mmn. Rosalind E. Hauge Minneapolis Robert G. Hensel Minneapolis Wallace C Hitzeman St Paul Avtry B Hofl Peauol Labes. .Minn Raymond L. Holden PiiisJietd. Mass. Richard H Holte Minneapolis Donald L. Hopim Minneapolis Minam N. Hopim 1.1‘u‘iu. Mmn. Robert T Howard North Kenova. Ohio John F. Hruska Minneapolis Albert B Jacobson Wanammgo. Miner. Fcrner E. Johnson Minneapolis Harvcv M. Johnson Minmapolis Oust G. Johnson Ashland. Wiu. hichard Johnson Minneapolis Rueben T. Johnson OrntibrurJt. N. D. Wilbur F Johnson OinubrocJt N. D Katharine T. Jurdy Minniupuhs Sylvia R Kleven Riant hardulle. Weir Robert W. Landahl Rubtumdale. Mmn. George D. l anes Granite balls. Minn. Burton J. Lindahl Minneapolis Alfred W. I mdbrig Minneapolis Harold A Lorcntren .Minneapolis Richard V l.ucat Minneapolis Lvnn B Lundin Mirnnipoh Robert F. Michelsen Xlmneapolu Robert T. Mukelwn Milrou. Mmn. David E. Mikkrlson Minneapolis Limma Mikkrlson Minneapolis Beatrice M Morn Hmckleu Mmn. Herbert A Murdock Minnrupo ia Rollers P. Nelson ombeota. Minn Kuucll E Nielsen Dawson. Mines. Jean R. Nordquitf Huphint. XIinn. Frdtlh A Nutwick Mmneapol t SI Hark Kotr: Hon Sand, I'icr-president; Ruby Hol- land, Serial Divertor; Morris Johnson, SoriaI Director. Front Rau: Morris Yaagenes, Trca itrrr: Margaret Peterson. Srnefnr ,' Laarence Johnson, President, Freshman Class List Scptcrnlier is. 33 trash stumbled upon the Augsburg campus seeking an educa- tion. This is the largest group of freshmen ever to enroll at Auggic Tech. During Iresh man week, parties galore were thrown at us. Climaxing the week was frosh camp at Medicine Lake. Seeking revenge lor last year s initiation, the sophomores made our cverv move miserable during the week of subjection to their rule. Thanks to those who paid their class dues, we were able to sponsor several all-school parties including a sleigh ride and a roller skating party. The happy memories that still linger in our minds prove that it was an eventful year. leaving the past liehind. we look to the future striving to sre all things through tlic ryes of Christ, 52 Freshmen Ellie H Aarwad Siai.'vn r. iVoru uu Norma E Aatnett Rradlty. S. D. Minim B. Ahlncts hl.it ou. Mtnn. Roger G. Ambcnon Bau Clatrt. VV'nc. Carrol Amundton Alberta. Minn Bill Andenon Mt nrtenfs.it a Doreen Andenon St. Paul Dorothy Andrnon Mmnrapoiit Jjnrl Aodtrton Minntvfti-iiit Rod My Anfrnmn Cambridge, Minn damn A frowning MmnrapoJit Eunice Bagiev Bia Lake. Mmo. Evelyn Ballard fUlvieW, Minn David Harbo Rraham. Minn. Joan Baxter Mmneopolit Elizabeth Beeken Mtnn pc4i$ Carl Benton Clark Md. Minn. Kerman J. Benton ClarkUtid. Mmn Alice Berg Minnmpviii Jamrt BergrLand DiUL'aon, Minn I hcodore Brrklund Hampden. N D. Jjmet Bergum Minneapolis Alberl Bicrkestrand Hniditt. la Adeline Bjuiquiw Siotkboin), Wu . Philip Blon. Minneapolis Caroline Bortheiro Atwater. Minn StJujlrrt s m Freshmen Jov« Bourn Startle. Wash. Nrlvin K.ijirn Senile. Wash Evelyn Bicckrv Tioaa. S. D Hud Breit Minneapolis l.uthrr Bretheim inhee N. D Roy Brown Annandale. Mmn I hrodorr Bun um EnMine. Minn Marian Carlton Minneapolis Palmu Carlton Minneapolis Allard Chntirntrn Pauntsvtlle. Minn. MiUtUfmcS,c 6 David W. Chntt nt«n Ktnnxtte, N. D Carrot Crow ill Sr. Paul Try vt Dahl Spicer. Minn Gerald Davit Moninello. Minn Hubert DeBoer Thiel Hurt Fallt. Minn Etther Dilmanton Minneapolis Warren Dunn Weureu. Minn Ida Marie ERRrn Medium Lake. Mont. I.cola Ehblod Minneapolis Wilma Eltat Adrian. Minn. John Eliaton Appleton. Minn Stephen EnReltlad Ai on S. D. Davit Enekton Minneapolis Dennis Erickson Cry ala. Mmn Jo Ericuon Columbta Heights. Mmn Stanley Erick ton Dalton. Minn. 54 Donald Ewert Minneapoht Eleanor Ewert MmntapcJn Thelma Finaesgard Alamo. N. f . Worn Flu Mmntapolu rXmald f'ladland Grand Fork . S' D Ruib Fourrvold Minneapoht Clarence Framitad WiUnton. N O Elaine framuad ArQule. U-'iw John Garland Marinette. Wite. GLidvf Gatmager Rockford. Ill Lvle Grvieth Wear Conrord. Minn Roberta Gro ilunt Oahet. N. I). John L. Hagen Zimmerman. Minn. Frederick Hallanger St. Paul Floyd Halim Minneapoht Barbara Halvorton Soethuiood. Minn. William Halvortoa Minnrapoiit Anabctte Hanion Gfiinribor . Wire. Aura Hanion Minneapoht Beverly Hanion .Minneapoht Herbert Hanion ( ambniloe. Minn Kenneth llarmn Minneapoht Mildred Hanion Elk Mound. Win Sheldon Hanion Hlanrhardcillr. Wit Janet Hargrave HauAeld. Wear. Verna Mae Haverly r yui Fallt. Mmn. Freshmen Freshmen Albin l(ju «n Kloien. N. J. I.cjtrice Hiii«kUi1 Cumminas, N. I). Kubv IUllmJ Minneapolis Robrrt HoeJr Shaire. Minn Glen HrmJrukion Swill . Wash. Paul Hilton Cumberland. Wise. Jinwi Hodijc Minneapolis Cliuold Hoifjrfd tut ha. Calif. Jesnettt Honrbnnk Coloon . Minn. Jo«rph llovlind VI'itlmar. Minn. Miry Hren I arun. Wise, Willi Hunt Mora. Minn. John Jakwiy Minneapolis tldon Jjmnon Wallace. S. D Miurur Joel Wood l ake. Minn. Mjfilvn Johinnrwn Seattle. Wash. Alwird Johnion Arable. Minn. Gloru John ion Seu'n an Grove. Nebr June Johnion Araule. Minn. I.iwrrncc Johnion Minneapolis Mrrlin Johnion Granlsbuta. Wise I iKhtJ Johnion Neutman Cftiur Nebr Morni Johnson Ratine. Wi� r. N dn Johnion Mentor. Minn. it cut Oliver JohniM McVittt. N. D. Quentin Johnson HrnJiitks. Minn. !'or nev Jvstad WanuminfO. Mmn. I reddv Kalber CtitU. Mont. Carole Kw lm Minnecpolu Merle Knutson Minneapolis Freshmen i PACULTY v$ -------- . .. INTRAMURAL CHAMPS TUCSPAV, 4:50 ON CR£€N . Delores I arson Mmol. N. I). Ni vis Ann Lee ■Worn. Mi nn. Marjorie Lindberg fluff ill o. Mmn. Marian I of x ten Minneapolis Dean Lunde fiadtfer. Mmn. Garnett Lundren Amandate. .Mmn. Don Midi SOU St. Paul I inn Maikland Minneapolis Mjvu Martin Lucan. Mmn. Ralph Martinsen Mmommce. Mich. Marfie Mattson U’atfriouo, Mmn. Carol Mk kelson Wilt mac. Mmn Marvel Moe Bond. Mmn. Donald Mohn Enumtlaul. Vaih. liailev Monson Minneapolis Mabel Monson Brook Park. Mmn Virginii Morria Duluth. Mino. Sheldon Motirud i,u.y iddtn. Mmn. Kenneth MuclWr Mtnryfopo it Richard Myhre Mmntapotii Audrey Nigel Arlington. Minn. Fegene Nelion Ortonvillt. Minn. Funa Nelson EvanivM . Minn Hirtind Nelson Duluth. Minn. Vsoia Nelson Mtnntepnhi Gertrude Ness Chtltk. U'.u Jeannette Nielson l.akiviUt. Minn. Olive Nelson Payotwillt. Minn Olin Nordsleiten SmitU. Waih. IdrJIe Norncss Mclnloih. Mmn Beverly Nvsiucn Gretnhuih. Mmn. Shirley Odcncrans Mmnrapoht Normjn Olson Minntupolii Welter Olson ('«dolt. Woe. Margaret Pederson Pajnnatlr. Minn. Oonald A. Peterson Grtnora. N. D ('•erald Peterson MmntapoliM Jjmce Pelry f mUivton. Minn. John Peterson Minntapolii Richard R. Peterson MinntupoJii Richard A. Peterson Mmrvapo ii l.ynn Pierce Good Thundtr. Minn Wallace Pratt Minnrapolit Robert Oujnbcck Mtnrxapaitt Jtm Rumuwn Mmntapolit LiU Rodmvre Hit tor, Minn. NUrrin Rodvik fort Madiaan. la. Mwiin Robert Roe Mmntopahi Robert Roo Mmntapolit Harold Ro f Winnipeg. Canada Wayne Sampson lltxtor. Minn. Donald Sand Grand for � . S. D. Lvan Smith Mtnnrapolit Shirley Shorteland Hrilmorr. ,V. U Otto Sotnak Luvrtnt. Minn. F.nta Sl4ub Mmntapolit ElWn Stenberz Cw I.akt. Minn Frneit Stennrt MonitOidto. Mmn Charles Stenvig Minneapolis Calvin Storley Rcnlun. 5. D. Marion Sandbcrz M mruapohi Dorothy Swanson OrtonviUa, Mmn. Freshmen Harold Schafer Wellington Springs. S D. Donna Schnortz Mmntapolit Ruth Selrig Mmnrapolit Palmer Sevig •Winor, ,V. D. Arne Simengaard Upborn. N. D Robert Sletta Fergus Fadlt. Mmn S9 The freshmen arrive lake entrance fens things which happened to the freshmen during the first days of this school year. and whai can happen at a college party meet the faculty jnd go out to Freshman Camp The race is on. Ill I Eagerly the Freshmen co- operated while their upjx-r classmen dictated how and vl� en they should act that one momentous week known to all Auggies u% Freshmen Initia tion Week. “Hutton came to he deemed by all the “Green Cappers who ut the sound of that little word ohcdirntlv dropped all they happened to lie carrying and bowed before their leering masters. Winter came early and Carol Mu kelson seem pleaded will, it as site tries in vain to de-barricade the door of West Hall, hr ling Rodvik in disgusted with it all and is determined to rush the season. The snow- man which apjieared huge and hurly on our campus shows signs of spring as he wastes away slowly. I a irene and Phelte succumb to their spring fever by ' tree sitting while more studious Auggies try hit- ting their book in Murphy Square. Margaret definite- ly has the right idea as she rolls up her jeans, removes her shoes and goes wading. SPRING HAS SPRUNG! 64 Organizations 65 Fir t Row: Janet Andemon, Dorothy Gramlin . Rea Morn. Joyce Lundevn. Beverly Hmrrlie. I.yla Larron. Svlvia Kleven. Violettc Voth. Robert Michelwn. Stramd Row: Evelyn Shelstad. Bill Vennerstrom. Lloyd Hallinje. Robert Hoefl. Mary Hren. Joann Wicklund. Marjorie Wilber . Harold Votaf . Dick Myhre. l.en Tyrol I. Harry Aune. Thud Row: Erlmf Helland. Chuck Stenviir. Harold Schafer, Fear I.. Foadick. Carrol Hauet, Bill Bobbin . Director Leland Sateren. Her- man ZUWr. 1-eola F.kblad, Herman Aune. Hon Blom. Orion Fclland. Band An organization that is beginning to take on more and more importance cm the campus is the Augsburg College Hand. Under the com- itent direction of Professor Leland B. Sa- teren, the band practices regularly, giving stu- dents a cbancc for instrumental musical ex- pression. One of the number |Krformcd this year was a march, ‘Spirit of Augsburg, com- prised for the band by Mr. Henry Wendlend. instructor at the Omaha Technical High School of Omaha, Nebraska. The piece was dedicated to Mr. Howard Winholtz, profes- sor in business here. Although ihc Augsburg Choir now contains a much smaller per cenugc of the whole student body, it is still one of the major activities on campus. To anyone who sings in the Choir, it aflords an opportunity to praise God and thank Him through song. The climax of excitement during the year is the annual tour, which while mspiting the audiences and performers alike, is packed with hilarious escapades. This year the tour took the choir into Wisconsin and Michh gan. Augsburg can be justly proud of Professor Opseth and the Choir. Choir Front Row: Lorraine Iverson. Doris Swanson. Gladys Garmager, Violctt Voth, Alice Here, Mary Lotwrg, Marilyn llalvorton, Beverly Hanson, Kuby Helland, Verna Mae Haverly. Helen Green, Esther Tungfeth, Beverly Hagelie, Bra- trice Moen. Joan Baxter, Angelina Holland. Srcond Row: Dagney QuunUrk, Joann Wick land, Evelyn Green, Dora Krojen, Barbara Halvorson, Marvel Moe, Harriet Skonnord, Camille Sivertaen, Lois Warner, Hildegarde .Moitcnsen. Mildred Han son. Loi Grcguson, l.yla I.ar� oii, Margaret Pederson, Joan poring, Sylvia Eleven. Third Row: Arnold Jerpcn on, Luther Rretheim. Dan Pearson. Paul Sanders, Arne Mark land, Phil (juanbeck, Truit Nordstrom, John Strom. Kenneth Hanson, John Ryoen, HJulmar Anderson, Herman Kngebretaon. Bob Oudal, Ted Bung urn, Paul Pauison, Mentor Larson, Kuy Johnwm. Joh«nn« on,--------_ . Twiton. Adelina Ao� . Elaina __ ______ Gerald Dahl. W|l- Harry Ann� , Marvin k� jvik, worn va.rrm j, m • —■« ■� -«� — •. nfrj, � aivin Motley. Vernon Tw« dt Kunsell Solheim. Theodor � Rerkland. John Gailand, John (Juanbeek. Tryrvt Duhle. laronard Tyvoll. Erlin Carlwn K« h- rrt Quanbeck. Theodore Hystum. Johanm-on, ' arui owvnwn, -....' i....ni«iwn. «fond j Twiton. Adelina Ao� . Elain FramMad. Carr� Bortheim, Maty .Samuel on. June Cattleman. Mr� . Satrrrn. Dorothy Swanson, Gloria Johnson. Dorothy Gramling, l-a Khe� Johnson 7 � ni How: Morn� Johnson. Gera ham Halverson. Helen Haukeness Minam Ahlnc� . I.-ther Ditmanson, KUen Stcnher?, Janet Hargrave Marvin Kojvik, Morn� Vaairene� , Mr. Sateren. F� � r A Ho : Klric Knutson. Gordon Ber . Calvin Storley. V, (j . ...II O.lk.lvi I la ? L In ml John I ■ m i IA r.cl. John OUSIT. HCCX . F f WVi IImIiI� � I (vn n e ! T.� AII I' I: Choral Club Another organisation which accomplishes the s,imc aims and purpose as the Choir is the Choral Club, under the direction of Professor Satcrcn. Their fine tone quality and singing Ixrauty help to build the reputation of a strong music department here at Augsburg. Any mem- ber of the Choral Club can l e thankful for this opportunity of serving (iod through song. This year's tour found the club traveling west through Minnesota anil North Dakota. ik'M 68 Gdt aXjujJivj ThUiian. Mission Society The Mtwion Society is divided into six groups. Regular programs arc conducted by the groups at Ehenescr Old Folks Home and at churches in the Twin Cities. Trips arc also made to outlying churches in Minnesota and neighboring states. The Mission Society affords its members practical Christian training and Christian fellowship. The Mission Society is also dedicated to present the need of missionaries to the Augsburg students. Every week a group from the Augsburg Mission Society conducts a service at the Gateway Gospel Mission. Every service that u presented provides untold blessings for the members of the groups. Fir at How: Carol Schmidt. Marian Carlson, Miriam Ahlness, Fdtlle Nornrss, Tnelma Finmsgard. Heverly Nystuen Kathryn Thoragaid. Marilyn Halvorson, Irene A. Johnson, K «dyn Po Ike tad, Otto Sotnak. Srcovd Hou : Hon Madison' Carol Amundson. Violet a Vorth. Herman Zillmor, Paul Arnold. Lyle Shaw. Prudent, Marilyn Larson, Secretary. Lev Feero, Vtcr-I‘r ident, Iljalmer Anderson. Almina Nelson, Marguerite Hamilton, Albin llauiren, Margaret Moe. Third How: Lorraine WelUin, Patricia Carlson, Esther Westlund, Dorothy Anderson, Clifford Paulson. La Verne Onland, Kay Truckman. Evelyn Green. Harriet Skurmard. Gordon Berntson, Esther Ditmunson, Harold Schafer. John Gissell, Mildred Hanson, Dorothy Twiton, Ellen Stenberu;. Jeanette Jacobsen, Ciairold Hoifjeld, Quentin Johnson. Fourth How: Karl Berg Kuth Thompson. Vera Alberg, Virginia Morris, Oh- Nordsletten. Kuth Isaacson, Lillian Ysteboe. Meredith Foss, Melvin’ Viland, Ixiis Warner. Delna Goertxen. Calvin Larson. Robert Weagant, Vernon Tweedt, LaVonnc Wessman. Merlvn Fred- man, Trygve Dahle, Sylvia Swanson, Kenneth Tweed, Al Sannerud. Walter Olson, Harold Voxajrr, Robert Sletta William Htudgrtve. Fir at Row: Erllng Carlin, Andrew Ralerud, Ray lloldcn, Kenneth Tweed. Second Row: Orville Olson. Harriet Skonnnrd, Paul Kilde, Peggy Rowlin. David Christiansen, Gloria Greiruraon, Henry Roufs, Betty Weatphal, Ted Anderson, Mary Samuelson. Third Row: Beverly Nystuen. Bob Carlron. Sylvia Swanson. Erling Holland. Ruth Fostervoid, Waldemar Frunistad, Dora Krojen, Donald Peanton, Phylli Erickson, John Haley, Karl Berg. Student Council Student Composed of representatives from each class, the Student Council directs and plans the extra-cur- ricular affairs on the campus. Under Orvilk Olson's diluent leadership, the council is a medium of cxchinge for student and faculty opinions and ideas, ami settles many student ami faculty prob- lems which arise during the year. Guiding the religious activities, the Religious Council has charge of all religious functons at Augsburg. The council is composed of the Luther League, Mission Society, and A.W.S. presidents, together with three other students and a faculty adviser. Religious Council ?o Fimt Row: Henry Rouf . Georgette lames. Erling Hrlland, Lyle Shaw. Second Row: Orville Olson, Rev. Merton Strommen. Rev. John Stensvaag. Debate Seated: Arlinc Thorton. Robert Warrant, Hermit Hovemten. Elizabeth Falconer, Vincent Hoversten. Standing: Arnold Drang , Oliver Rergh. Government All Augsburg women upon registration auto- matically become member of the Augsburg Wo- men’s Society, an organization formed for the pur- pose of promoting and organizing activities of in- terest to women students. The Debate Team is comjxxscd of all students interested in the rich cultural benefits to lie derived from debating. This year's team enjoyed an un- usually successful year in the winning of tourna- ments as well as in participation m opposition to experienced debates from Upper Midwest schools. Forensics, of which debate is a part, arc spon- sored by the Student Council through the director of Forensics. Firtt Row: Joyce Botten, I.illian Ysteboe, Georgette Lanes, Mary Etta Vilson, Shirley Duhlcn, Geniu Morten � , Beverly Nyrituer., Sc,r.tary, M iy Samuelron, Eleanor Anderson. Barbara Ekbe. President. .Second Raw: Catherine Mork. A. W. S. Council 71 Pint Row: Sam Michaclson. Trt-oturfr. Second Row: Reynard Rykken. Gloria Grcguson, Thelma A If sen. David Westphal. Sot Pictured: Robert Olson, President. Thelma Jurdy, Vice'President, Jean Nordquisl £ rre erjr. JJ German Club One of the most active and in terming clubs on campus this year is the German Club. One aim of the club is to have fun. and this the members have, for the German parties arc unique, different, ami plentiful. The club also strives to retain German culture on a non | olitical basis, and to give students of the language a chance to prac- tice using it. Norse Club Adding est to the club this year has been the membership of sev- eral Norwegian students who arc enrolled at Augsburg. The chief puqxrtc for this club is to learn to understand lietter die Norwegian language and customs. The mem- bers study the culture of Norway, sing, play games, and talk, all in Norwegian. Besides being a 1« of fun. the meetings tend to give a IliK'iicy to the language here on campus and to provide a pleasant social hour in which students can discuss and present ideas and listen to the views of others. 74 A iraf Row: June Johnson. Ruth Sclvig, Jeanette Jacobsen. Marian Ja- rotiven. Gertrude Vile, Tnaaurer, Evelyn Folkestad. Thelma Alfsen. Astri Tromberg. Gladys Garmagcr, David Langager, Viet-Prendent, Ruynard liuglcn, Gordon Hendncknon. Melvin Viland, Prendent. Second Row. Mil. dred Konsterlie. Judith Adsem. Idellc Nornea. Helen Green, Eleanor Ander- son. Ruth Thompson. La Vcrnr Upland, Palmer Sevig. Elmer Kaardal, John Hanson, Gordon Bcrntson. Writer’s Club Fir t Row: Irene A. Johnson. Marilyn Halvor-on. Betty Ployhar, Pheb Dale, AVerr fury •Treasurer, Helen Haukcncss. Second Row: Donald Hep r, Preirident, John Haley. Paul Arnold. John Hanson, Oliver Olson, Vincent Hoversten, John Olson, I.yle Smith. This group of aspiring young writers have united fur purposes of studying, writing, and discussing orig- inal creative works. The group is small, but in a dub of this nature a smaller group accomplishes more, perhaps. Who knows? W'c may have a future Longfellow or Emily Bronte hi our midst. A junior edition of the Writers Club, this club is composed entirely of freshmen interested in creative writing. With Miss Anne Pedersen as their adviser, the members have had several inspirational meetings during the year. The scribblers show much talent, and several of their works were published m this year’s DIAL. Scribbler’s Club ,Wed: Dorothy Swanson. Pretidemt. Standing : Don Madison, Vice-Pntidtnt. any t «n™ r1 Secr tnry.Tr a� nrer. Doris Swanson, Arne Sim«ngsrd. Kathryn torggard. Clance ThingcUtad. Fimt Row: Am Marklund, Luther Rcrgeland. Theodore Nystuen. Ruth Selvig. June Johnson, Lorraine Welt jn, Beverly Nystuen, Evelyn Breekey, Idelle Nomea, Adeline Aot� , Thelma Fmneftgard, Eunice Bagky. Ida Marie Kggen, Elsie Ron holm, Evelyn Bullard, lk ra Frojcn, Jeanette Jacobsen, Kuth Thompson. Betty Wcstnhal, Gertrude Vik. Second Row: Shirley Da hi en, Marvel Moe. Joyce Rotten, Janet Hargrave, Mary SaonicUon. Harriet Skonnard, Evelyn Green, Oliver Olson,’ Treasurer, Erling Helland, Prrsidrnt, Grorgi-ttr Lanes, Beverly Hlfcrlie, Secretary, Kenneth Sorenson, Vict-Prt - ident. Corrine Shicll, Alvina Nelson. Marguerite Hamilton, Irene Johnson, Manlyn Halverson, Marjorie Wilber . Del-orc Farm, DayiM)' Quanbcck, Kuth Fostervoid. Third Row: Kuvudl Solhcim. LaKhea Johnson, Dolores Nolan, Alice Berg, Margaret Pederson, Gertrude Ness. Elaine Framstad, Mary Hren, John Shelstad. Marilyn Johannesen, Charlotte Krantz, I.uwrence Johnson, Gloria Greiruson, Gordon Berntson, Harold Schafer, John Gissel. Mildred Hanson, Dorothy Twiton, Verna Huverly. Doris Kodmyre. Roberta Grosshuns, Norma Aasness. Ann Bueide, Marian Jacobsen, Gladys Garmager. Fourth Row: Gloria Johnson, Alward Johnson, Stanley Huukeness, Caroline Borsheim, Gordon Berg, Erling Carlsen. Theodore Berkland, Kaynanl Huglen, Sylvia Thompson, Ethel Anderson, Pryllis Erickson, Donald Ewart, Ole Nordsletten. La Verne Upland, ulvin Larson. Robert Weftgant, David Westphal, Trygve Dahle. Kenneth Tweed, Evelyn Folkestad. Margaret Moe. Al Sannerud. Angelin Holland. Peggy Bowlin. F.sther Tungseth. Patricia Gramling, I eatrire Haugstad, Mildred Konsterlie. Luther League In order to enable students to continue the work they did in Luther Leagues at home, a campus league was formed. Here, Augsburg students can mingle with fellow Christians on campus. They have a chance to enjoy many so- cial activities during the year, such as skating parties, slcighndcs, and picnics. The league ac- complishes much more when organized on campus, rather than having each student go only to leagues in the various churches in die city. It hinds even more strongly the Christian love between students. CUJULcua 72 International Relations Club Arc you interested in international relations? Do you enjoy discussing the Marshall Plan, or labor strikes in (rcrmany? If so, you would enjoy a meeting of the I. K. C. The informal discussions, s|iccial topics, and speak- ers, this year were all combined to carry out a pngram of better under- standing world affairs. The club also attempts to bring together those who arc really interested in international relations. First Row. Vincent Dahle. June Johnson, Robert I utx� s, President, Thelma lamNvnk, Tremsnnr, Lorraine CimmesUd. Secretary, AI Clyne. Viee-PrcKutmt. Gertrude Vik, Robert I'uubon. Strom Row: Shirley (ieorj;0, Ernil Bugley. Mary Kuhn. La Verne Upland, Thelma Alfsen, Emily Rachn . Mary Etta Wilson. Jean Tibkr, Elaine Nelson. Dori� Rodmyre, Orville Olson, Esther Kakken, Robert Wcifint, I del It Nornen. Third How. William Krogstad, Richard Kopllts, I’atricia Carlson, Aura May Hanson. Kona (Juanbeck. Victor Emer� on, Dolores Nolan. Torirrsey Jystad. llarlund Kow- berg, Theodore Nystuen. Alton Bjurquist. Ethel Anderson, Harold Tollrfson, Dorothy Solheim, Charlotte Watt. Siaird: Marvin Kodvik. Ann Bueide. Don llelland. Ruth Kolden, Allen I'uul Norby, Don Blom. Jim Bueide, Sam Michaelson. Standing: Marjorie Wilbert, Elaine Nelson. Erhng Rodvik, Lila Rodmyre, Rudy Engelmnn, John Hagen, Dor� - Rodmyre, [termer- Kolden, Cat field Hover� t«n, Bob Eftedahl, Hetman Aunt, Irene Johnson, Norma Aasen, Kermit Hoversten. Kenneth Fayerlie, Elroy Stock. Republican Club “Vcs, I'm in favor of UMT. Such a remark could lie overheard only at a meeting of the Republican Club, this year one of the most progressive and fascinating clubs on campus. This year the club has made some major decisions, concerning current political issues, represented Augsburg at conventions, and sponsored forums and questionnaire . A club of this son is organized chiefly to prepare young people for intelligent voting, give them cxfx-rience in public spejk- ing, and acquaint them with parlia- mentary procedure. Fint Row: Sam Michaelson, Tr k urrt. Stroud Row: Reynard Kykken. Gloria Gre uson. Thelma Alton, David Westphal. .Vc.( Pirfarerf: Robert Olson, Pmident, Thelma Jurdy, Viet-Pntidtnt. Jean Nordquist Secretary. German One of the most active and in- teresting cluln (Mi campus this year is the German Club. One aim of the club is to have fun. and this the members have, f(M the German parties arc unique, different, and plentiful. The club also strives to retain German culture on a non- political basis, and to give students of the language a chance to prac lice using it. Norse Club Adding est to the dub this year has been the membership of sev- eral Norwegian students who arc enrolled at Augsburg. 11k chief jHirposc for this cluh is to learn to understand better the Norwegian language and custiMns. The mem- bers study the culture of Norway, sing, play games, and talk, all in Norwegian. Besides being a lor of fun, the meetings tend to give a fluency to the language here on campus and to provide a pleasant social hour in which students can discuss and present ideas and listen to tlse views of others. Air � Row: June Johnson. Ruth Selvig, Jeanette Jacobsen. Manan Ja- roWn. Gertrude Vik, Treasurer. Evelyn Polkestad. Thelma Alton. Astri Tromberjf, Gladys Garmagrr, David l.an aRer, V iet-Prt idmi. Raynard llujrlen, Gordon Hendrickson. Melvin Viland. Pretidrnt. Stroud Row: Mil- dred Koristerile. Judith Adsem, Idelle Norr.es, Helen Green, Eleanor Ander- son, Ruth Thompson. La Verne Upland, Palmer Sevijr. Elmer Kaardal. John Hanson. Gordon Bcrntjon. 74 Writer’s Club Fir at Raw: Irene A. Johnson, Marilyn Halvorson, Betty Floyhar, Phebe Dale. Stcrttary-Treaturrr. Helen Haukenens. Servud Row: Donald Meflr, Rrt indent. John Haley, Paul Arnold. John Hanson, Oliver Olson. Vincent lloversten, John Olson, Lyle Smith. This group of aspiring young writers have united foe purposes of studying, writing, and discussing orig- inal creative works. The group is small, but in a club of this nature a smaller group accomplishes more, perhaps. Who knows? We may have a future Longfellow or Emily Bronte hi our midst. A junior edition of the Writers' Club, this club is composed entirely of freshmen interested in creative writing. With Miss Anne Pedersen as their adviser, the memliers have lu«l several inspirational meetings during the year. The scribblers show much talent, and several of their works were published in this vcar DIAL. ... Seajfwf; Dorothy Swan on. Rrraident. Standing-. Don Madison, Vice-President, Sry 5rcrrtory-7V ai� ir r, Doris Swanson. Arne 3imen ard. Kathryn Thorugard, Clarice Thingalsud Scribbler’s Club 75 Married Couple’s Club John� . Mn Alton Km H«nr Bertr , Jean Mrlland lotk . Kinar Huh Sr. Km| n«rc If you aren't married, yuull wish you were when you see one of the meetings of the Married Couples Club in progress. This club, organized last year h r married veterans and their wives, meets every other Friday evening in the recreation room at Sivertsen Hall. At each meeting something differ ent is planned; special sjicakers, films, or group discussions. Fint Kou Mr� Calvin Linm, Vn Karl Third Row. Norman HrrnuUi). K Berne tXahJen. Mr« IVinrr Jolm� or . Mmin Sal and. Mr tdman Xaland Calvin 1-ar.on Mr« fcliiai The Aristotelian Society, which includes students who are major ing in Hie nee. is tlie one organiza- tion at Augsburg devoted entirely to the field of natural science. The purpose of this society is to unite those students who have a com- mon interest in scientific knowl- edge ami in various means of ex- perimentation. It aims to develop their understanding in the differ- ent fields of science and to infuse scientific thinking throughout the entire college. John Gissel, 'rrair rnr. Kmily Kachie, Secretary, Mary Kuhn, Lorraine IverMin. Ixus Am tuti, Judy Adeem, Cirtus Vammen. Second Row: Loren Stock. Gene Tibben. Thelma Landsverk. Norman lloium, Milan Sedio. Carroll Houga, Al Johnson. I’uul Paulson, Torgney Jystad, Stanley Haukene s. Vict-Prenident, Harold Tollefson, Rill Vann rat rom. Bob Waagant. Treasurer. Aristo- telian Society 76 “A” Club Fir l Row: Arnold NtfftViff. W. Ray Anderson, Donald Erickson, Robert Howells, Charles Olson, Bob Bartsch, President. Second Rou : Reuben Vane, Al Mateyko, Walter Brennen. Vic- tor Emerson, Norman Anderson, Ray Andersen, Raynold Skotte. Secretarp Treaturer. Third Row: Jean Holland. Robert Landahl. Arnie Henjum. Howard Clark, Jim Carlson, Bill Holte. Glen Person, Bob Carlson, Robert P. Nelson, David Dillon. John Strom, Orville Olson, Louis Goertzen, Ernest W. Anderson, Edor Nelson. Fourth Rou : Marvin Johnson, Arden Foss, Claivnce Olson, Bob Anderson. Duane Lindtrren, Dick DctcKons. The “A Club was founded approximately elev- en years ago and rapidly became an important part of the social and athletic life at Augsburg. It aims to promt c good will and brotherhood between letter winners at Augsburg by bringing them to- gether at luncheons and social affairs. The Concordia Society, limited in membership, servos mainly to strengthen the bonds of Christian fellowship among Seminary students. It also gives opportunity for the discussion and solution of stu- dent problems and plans in regard to ebsswork and pastoral work, and serves as the center of planning for all social activities of the Seminary. Seated: Kenneth Rusdahl, Bernard Brcthcim, Srrrrtarjr-TVeajntr er, Randolph Quanberk, President, Emil Martinson, Vice-President. Rusaell Quanbeck, Standng: Merle Enekson. Waldemar Eramstad, Amos Dyrud, Obrrt Landsverk, Edwin Swanson, John Steen, Concordia Society 77 Women’s Athletic Association Fir t Row: Bonnie Evert . Dorothy Quanbeck. Jean Kueklish, Viet-Prrndmt Juliet Peterson. Mar) Samuelaon, Prrtddmt. Miriam lloplin. .Secretary.freararer Marvel Mot, Jan llarKrave. Stroud Row: June Gittelman, Rhonda Hiktocr. Helen (.reen. Silvia Thomson. Barbara Ekae. Beverly Fowler. Mary Jane Wanout, Merlvn rredman, l « onne Weasman. Dolores Nolan, Joyce Botten, Sylvia Swan son. Eleanor Ewert. Betty Becken, Dolor Flaa. Thelma Alfacn, Charlotte Erick- •®ni tri JrTA.J n 1Kathryn Thorarard, Ellen Stenberr. Carol Btwkken. Carol Quam. Eunice Barley. Marre I.indber . Jeanette Honebrink. I.ynn Ballard, Ruth Selvi . Roberta Groashans. Darney (Juanbeck. Idelle Nome . Helen Berreland. Elsie Konholm, Dora Frojen, Perry Bowlin. Who arc the girls running around the campus with bulging biceps and healthy, glowing cheeks5 No doubt, they are member of the W. A. A., or Women' Athletic Association. The dub members take part in all sorts of athletics, basketball, bowl- ing. swimming, field hockey, tennis, and volleyball. Organized only last year, the Pep Club has been boosting every athletic event scheduled on the Auggie calendar this year. They have sponsored pep fests attended all games and have been the driving force behind our cheerleaders. Firat Row: Ed Solhcim. Prttidtnl, Kathryn Thorarard, Eunice Barley. Lynn Ballard. Jan Harrrave. Idelle Nome . Larry Johnson. Vie -Pr id ut. .Second Row: Lillian Yateboe. Jan Ntaken. Marraret Pederaon. Mildred Hanson. Rather Ditmanaon, Dick Myhre. Sylvia Thompuon, Glenn Hendrickson. Pat Carlson. Don Mohn. IVI ores Farm. Nel Botten. Betty Becken. David Weatphal. Eleanor Ewert. Sylviu Swanson, Gloria Grenuraon. Third Row: Charlotte Krantz, Anri Tromborr. June Johnson. Aura May Hanson, Marrie Mattson, Marre Lindber . Jeanette Honebrink. Corinne Shiell, fremerer. Joyce Botten, .Secretory. Dolores Haa RoberU Groaahana. C lotus Vammen. Don F.wert. Pep Club Firal How: Irene M. Johnson. John Shelstnd, David Fel land, Helen Haukenew, Betty Ployhar. Second Row: Paul Ilaufr'an ‘ 'nn Ballnrd, Karl Berg. Lyle Smith. Rod Fry , Esther Ditmunson, Hjalmar Anderwm, Elaine Nelson. Albin Crush! Bung! Well, almost any unusual noise is usual when it issues from the Echo office at any time of the day or night. Various anti sundry editors madly running into each other, typing, ami general upheaval mean that a paper is toon to go to press. The Echo staff, this year as usual, working under difficulty, has succeeded in put- ting out a paper that in spots, at least, shows evidences of good journalism. The office itself, with a weird color scheme, is very conducive to a quantity of writing. There arc three typewriters, four desks, and a bookcase full of almost any kind of book, from Whittier to Emily Post. The principal achievements this year have been the paint mg of the office and the formation of a Press Club, con- sisting of the staff. Irene Juhn on Augs- burgian Staff John Hanson Actually, there it no need for an explanation of the year's activity of the Augsburgun staff. The b � k itself it sufficient evidence. However, the Augthurgian for the first time, hat a private office, located next door to the Lcho office. It hat a much more somber ap| ear.ince due K«r1 and Dave mainly to the fact that no one repainted it when the staff moved in. Although levs of the activity was audible, all the layout, typing, ami organizing wat done in the office. 1 ■ !•' I H.-. crave. Camille Si vert son, Marilyn KllffllW. BhllWw Georjre, Kathryn TIlOfiputL DolovCI Flaa, Betty Becken. Irene M. Johnson, Helen Haukcness. Betty IMoyhar. John Hanson. Set and Row, Kd Rvhards, Morris Vaarenr . Robert Wvacant. I.a Verne Upland. Vernon Tw dt. Kenneth Fairer he. Dori� Rod myro. Carroll Haue . Paul Konsterlie, Rimer Anderson, l.uther Bertel a ml. Delna Coertsen. David Wrstphal, Meredith Fota, Stanley Rosen. LaVonne Wassman, Ryle Smith. Klainr Nelson. David Kelland. Ravnard lluirlen. Karl Berir. Athletics 81 82 Football 83 Front taw: Clarence Miller. Bert Sandberg. Kenneth Walxh. Al Mateyko, Harold Erkkaon. Duane l.indgrcn, Don Holland. Dave Dillon. Lynn I.undin, Roger Leak. Middle roic: Don Krxhctar, Bob Howells. Herbert Kusdahl. Marvin Johnson, Til- ford Hue, Dave Calde r wood, John Norton, Reuben Vane. John Wetxler. Jeroy Carlson, Ronald Bruns. Back raw: Robert Anderson. Ernie Anderson, Charles Olson. Russ Manthie, Donald Hoplin, Jim Carlson. Arne Henjum, Ronald Lund, I oui GoerUen, Hob Nelson, Everett Olson, Key Skotte, Paul Swigpim. Ralph Pearson, Coach Edor Nelson. The i 47 edition ot Augsburg football was a question mark at the beginning of the season. Tin- team still lacked experience and the pesiimism of Edor Nelson, new head football coach who reduced Boh Carlson, ap j ared well founded. The Auggies lost their first tsso contests by one point margins. Luck seemed to l� c against Football them in the remaining games also, as they failrd to register a victory. The fighting Auggics probably rose to iheir greatest heights in our homecoming game, when they held co-champion, St. Thomas, brilliantly all after noon except for one play in the closing minutes of each hall which resulted in two touchdowns. Duane Lindgrcn, captain of the team, received the honor of being named an all state end. Only three men arc lost by graduation lor next vear’s team. OPPONENT WE THEY Mankato State Teachers ... 6 7 St. |ohn'% 6 1 land me . o 30 Luther . • � 3 St. (Haf 0 19 St. Thomas o 13 Concordia m • • • • |8 84 Hockey A'tr f roir: Ray Fisher, Harold Erickson. Vincent Andrew� . Rnjffr l ak. Srconii rote: Frank Alio, Reuben Vane. William Kurooa. Art Kuroas, Jim Hamilton. Ralph Pcaroon. Dick Detehon . Tennis Augsburg's tennis men, not to lie outdone by their baseball brethren, won the 1947 state tollere confer- ence tennis championship. They were co-holders oi the title with St. Thomas. They lost matches to St. Thomas, and St. (Raf. The squad was a veteran one with only Dick Detchons and captain Henry Hrrtnrss being new men. Vernon Jensen. Henry Bcrtncss. John Strom, Dick Detchons, Orville Olaon. Golf Use lads of the fairways found the going tough in 1947. Although the season wasn't particularly suc- cessful it gase the golfing en- thusiasts a chance to compete against other colleges. Bob Carlson am maaatm mt Norman Lockrrt, Glen Persona, Jean Helland. Bob I ee, Bob Carlson. Jennings Thompson, Joe Seto. Coach, Ray Anderson, Rusted Manthit, Arne Hrnjurn Jerry Mavis, Richard Holte, Dick Martinson, Vern Mundloh. Robert Anderson, Clarence Miller. Front row: Jeroy Carlson, Marvin Johnson, Erne st Hone, Duane Lindgren, William Holte. Rodney Anfenson, Al Cupka. Back row: Ernest Anderson. Headed by dependable Red LimJgrcn. the team’s cap- tain, and clever Jeroy Carlson, the Augsburg basketball team was once again a factor m the state college confer- ence. In this sport also, Augsburg had a new coach, Ernie Anderson, a former all-state guard at our school. Ander- son, who took the place of Bob Carlson, guided the Augs to a conference record of six wins and si losses, good enough for a fourth place tie with Custavus Adolphus in the standings. Their overall record was nine victories and eleven defeats. |jck of height was the Auggies chief shortcoming. Highlight of the season was a victory over River Falls (Wisconsin) Teachers. In addition to Lind- gren and Carlson, who are seniors, other players who fig- ured strongly for Augsburg were Butch Johnson and Bill RECORD WE THEY St. John's 46 Hamlinc ! 5� St. (Xaf 35 9 St. Mary’s 4 5a Mocalcstcr 45 5� Custavus 53 63 Concordia 63 53 St. Thomas ■ 50 57 Holte of last year's team; Ernie Hone, a transfer student from Hamlinc; Al Cupka, a transfer from the University of Minnesota, and Rodney Anfenson. a freshman. These men and several Olivers will be back next year. I 86 Fimi row: Arne Ne vi . Arne Her jura, AI Mnteyko, Art Marben, Jeroy Carlson, Art Hanson. Second roii : Ronald Gurtafion, Dave Dillon, Red Brennan, Chuck Bard, Kenneth Wal-h, Bud (a ak, Edor Nelson. CooeA. Third row: Lowell I.arson, Ernie Perry, Bob Howells, Duane Lindsrren. Hutch Johnson. Ralph Pearson, Art Khotl. Jenmnir Thompson. I he tjir lace o! lortunc once again smiled on Augs- burg baseball effort in 1947. Augsburg added another championship to itt growing list ol honor in baseball. Prospects for another championship contender (his spring look excellent if t'-oach Kdor Nelson can till the vacancies caused by the graduation of ihonstop, Art Marlien. and Art Rholl, second baseman. Filling ihe place of Marbcn is cspcvially difficult because his combination of line field- ing and hilling is hard to find. St. John's handed the Aug their only defeat — two of them. Augsburg clinched the championship with a win over Ciustavu . Red land- gren is the captain of this year's baseball team. Baseball Bert Sandberg. Jervy Carlson, Kenneth Walsh. Al Matryko Al Mateyko. Jeroy Carlson, Boh Howells. Dave Dillon. Intramural A varied mu.iimir.il athletic program wm conducted this year. The enlarged space made available by ihe new gym nanum meant greater participation for all students inter- ested. The sports played were volleyball, handball, had minton. bowling, table tennis ami shufHchoard in addition to basketball. Tbc winners of pJay-otU in these sports comnetcd in the extra-mural meet at St. Thom . INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL CIIAMPS Front Row: Harley Monson, Milton Egije, Krnic Hone, Kay Ander on. Rack Row: Bob I.ungdahl, la-onurd Wanous, Vincent Andrews, Bill Holt , Rich Holt . INTRAMURAL VOLLEY BALL CHAMPS Front Row: Rav Fisher, Vincent An drew� . Gil Parsons. Back Row: Bob Howells, Bob Nelson, Al Cupka. INTRAMURAL SINGLES CHAMPS Forrest Fraaseh, Shuffleboard; James Aduir, Bad• min ton; Ray Anderson, Handball; Orville Olson. Table Tennis. Sports The intn-mur.il basketball program completed a very successful viKin this year. Under the leadership of Mr. Floyd Foslien and A1 dyne, directors of the intra-mural program, eighteen team were divided into three league Ivy mean of a pre-Chriitmn trial race. At the end of the season live following teams were leading the three leagues Hot Rocks. Go-Ban, and Gamma Rays. A tournament b: tween these teams and the Hawks, second place winners in league No t was conducted with the Hot Rocks win- ning. They represented Augsburg in iIk extra-mural tour- nament at St. Thomas. DOUBLES CHAMP Front How: Vincent Andrew , Chuck Stenvig, tladminton; Dave Felland, Orion Fcllami. Table Tenni� . Hark Jiow: Al Cup- ka, Reuben Vane, Handball, INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL CHAMPS Hack Hou : Herbert Strand. Frank Ano, Lou Goeruen, Norman Thompson, Jennings Thompson Front How: Arne Lockhert. Kay Fisher. Roger Kuhl- mann, Reuben Vane. CHAMPIONSHIP IN TABLE TENNIS Harold Voyage and Orville Olson, left, versus Dave and Orion Fel- laud on the right. Girl’s Athletics flirts get briefing at the beginning of the clast hour. More and more Auggie girt� are teeing the need and fun of taking part in the athletic program at college. With the addition of a new gymnasium, better recrea- tional facilities are at band. Mrs. Shirtcyann Tindall, women's athletic director, ha� acided new sport to the girl ' program. The old standby� , basketball, volleyball, ami tennis have been combined with handball, table ten- nis, aerial darts, and shultteboard to make a well rounded physical activities program. Badminton whi rcs: l.ejtnce I laugct.nl, Annahcllc Hanson, |o Ericsson, Dolores Ftaa. Girl’s Sports Cjrol Qusm, Shirley Prat , Jean Kukhth, Mary Jane Wanous. Helen (irccn. Mariam Hophti. and Haihara Else arc the seven girls who make up the Aug's Girls’ Basketball team. Mrs. Tindall coached these sharp shoot ing Auggic hellcs. Track Augsburg's Cross Country Tcjm after a successful wason, outdid itself in the «ate meet to the surprise of the erther competing teams. Auypc thmdads took second place in the big contest of the year. Red ' Ralston and “Fearless Fraasch paced the team through the Fall season and the driving force was Coach Floyd Foslien. CIO v ' f i e S — 95 Hattie Muut One of the “crowning events of our Homecoming week end was the election of the Queen and her attendants. Out of the Senior class three girls, Gloria Gregu- son, Dorothy Quanbcck and Kli aheth Wcstphal were the candidates. Gloria Greguson was elected queen and Dorothy and Hetty made up the royal party. The slogan for the Homecoming fes- tivities was Tomahawk the Tommies. Lach dormitory worked hard in carrying cut an Indian theme. The cup for the best decorated dorm was deserved and rightly awarded to Sivertsen Hall. “Red Lind- gren, captain of the football team receives the I sail from Queen Gloria Jt the game. Rev. Clarence M. Hanson con- ducted the Religious Emphasis week of November }rd. The theme foe the week was “Build- ing a Spiritual House and it was subdivided into themes foe each individual day. The spring Spiritual Emphasis Week was in charge of Rev. Er- bng Tungfteth. With the theme “Is Your Life Hidden in Christ?” Rev. Tungseth spoke each evening in the chapel. The I-uther League sponsored several sleigh rides during the winter months. Here a group of the league arc shown amid the evening’s frivolity. After the Mission Society out- ing the hoi dogs served in else cafeteria preceded a social hour. 97 sadie: HAWKINS DAY At List the day arrived! Not only had the girls eagerly anticipated the day when they might in- vite the fellows hut also those fellows who were cjgcr to be snagged had waited for the djy. The occasion was Sadie Haw kin's Day and the Aug- gies were out to celebrate it in the proper way. Dis- t inguishing costumes were: Daisy Mae dresses on the pursuing females and one strap overalls on the harried males, beards (unkept and scraggly). The girls were proud when they presented the vegetable corsages to the Tt’l Abners ami the Abners were prouder as they wore them on their shoulder . SPORTS King David and Queen Thelma waved their “icy wands' over the day s fes- tivities. After tobogganing and skiing on (he slopes ot Columbia Park the Auggics gat lie ted in tlsc lodge hx an evening packed with enter- tainment. The annual winter sptim day at Augsburg was high lighted with the election of the King and Queen. The candidates were: Beverly Nystuen, David Dillon, Thelma Alfsen. Frank Ario. Esther Tungseth, and John Strom. WINTER Christmas Fcceivcd its duc impetus from every organization on campus. In the gode gamle Norske way Christmas was celebrated by singing carols around the tree. The lelsc which was made by some of the Auggie pikene added est to the Christmas party lunches. La Verne Opljnd jnd Jeanette Jacob- sen are shown baking lefsc which was later enjoved at the Norse club meeting. Mickey plays. (lav Christmas Concen. Quartet. King’s Messengers. llie choral club carols at the Veteran's T he choir carols ujKoun. George (irim. Dr. Amuvscn. Mr. Lehman Mantull Feng Hu Sung. Over 75 Year� of Christian Higher Education in Minneapolis A GROWING INSTITUTION WITH A GREAT EMPHASIS ON SPIRITUAL AND INTELLECTUAL ACHIEVEMENTS AUGSBURG COLLEGE OFFERS 14 Academic Major� —21 Academic Minor� . Bachelor of Art� degree in Science. Literature and Arts. Major field� of training are: High School Teaching, Business, Social Science and preparation for graduate study in Theology and other fields. Augsburg Seminary offer� a four-year Theological Course in preparation for the Christian Ministry. 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