Augsburg College - Augsburgian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1959 volume:

The 1959 Augsburgian •J Augsburg College and Theological Seminary j Minneapolis 4, Minnesota Out of nothing God made the universe. In the l)i ' iiiniinj: God created tlic lieavens and the earth. As we enter college we enter a new life preparing ourselves to fit into God ' s Patterns As in birth the embryo takes shape gradually, so we grow . . . Little by little sensing how the spheres of knowledge and experi- ence overlap, fitting into The Pattern ' . ■ As time fioes on. the embryo begins to crystallize, to recognize the bhirred outlines conceal . The underlying pattern — God ' s plan . . The awak.( iir(l wonder The branches stretch towards the sun 1 PVR ' l y j Our place in ourselves Our place in the world ■A fU Uk W expresses itself in our faces Our place in time, in history Our places in the pattern of God w We come quickly to the end of four years and set out into the future. Head uplifted Haiub outstretched . . . Ilie embryo has given way to a man Senior year is the closing of a gate — hchiiid one. the entering of a new world. Out of the shadows, out of the many patterns, one has emerged, and it en- folds the rest. Table of Contents Preface .... 2 Fall 14 Winter 28 Spring 52 Organizations 72 Faculty and Administration 92 Seminary 114 Seniors 122 Classes 138 Advertisements 162 Student Index 162 13 ' ' ■■■■• V FFlll 15 Larry Junkermeier (center) and a Johnnie dive for llie kick as momentum carries Dick Roliin- son (left) out of reach. Auggie Brawns Tackle Odds Carl Casptrson (crnlirl hlock a Hanilini- luard In clear the way fi.r ballcarryinp Dick Robinson. A St. John ' s player grapples halfback Jerry Peterson at top speed. Fall and football go together. Shouting spectators in the stands forget their frozen feet and enter into the spirit of the game. And. whether they won or lost, the weary players go home victorious, knowing their speed, skill and strength have not been wasted. Middle: Numerous fumbles cost the Auggies the Gustavus Adolphus game. Here a Gustie caused Chuck Ferring to fumble. Right: Coach Edor Nelson and Dick Ofstun help injured Jack Osberg off of the Parade Stadium field. JL Kulinj; uvir tlie noisy rilt ' s ot ntophytes were these Iwo finalists for the (Jueen of the dreen title, I.ouise Toppc I left) and Kathv Aaker. Auggies Go All Out Heinn a cjucrn ' s escort is serious husiness. HrenI Amundson mutters somethinc alwut those Sophomores and their razors. ' •We ' ll shin,- your shoes and . . . Valiant Orin Schueler restrains Ernie Laidig as he threatens his own fellow Frosh in a moment of madness. to Welcome Frosh In Party for Half iif llir fun i nut knowinj! what you ' re ratine. Go ahratl. laupli your turn will 20 he Greens Top: Phyllis Acker and Curt Haney (Sopho- mores) as African royalty find Freshmen amusing. Middle: Not what he said, but how. Bottom: Funny, how Freshmen look alike now. Right: Will he makr ilf Carol Vinger (riplil frunl I appeals dubious, and Daryll Rice him- wlf, with an uncertain smile, wonders ton. One never knows what he can do until In- tries. Capriccio A bote: Viit-l ' rrsiilriil .Nirlsiin ami wife juin in a freshman antic, while Honorary Fre li man Harold Kamhak, Director of Public Ri ' lalions I hackground), tries mock fishinii. Hinhl: Picnicking, the frosh join in a grass flMhl. Karen I.indo, ci ' nter. eyes the camera- man with a dangerous handful of the stuff. Center, left to right: Carolyn Jones, Karen, and Judy D. Johnson. 22 Challenge, Aiiggie! Your smile is your original creation — possibly the quick- est and most winning form of communication. Can you match this one? (This prize-winning smile belongs to freshman Sharon Lilland who was photographed as she served food in the dining hall.) 23 Opposite page: Homecoming queen, Lois Allen. - .J . I I v.. Royalty Plus i a MM w a,. . t Attendants to the queen were, left: LeAnn Anderson and. above. Man ' Byhre. 25 Left: When Roffers croons, ladies swoon — Dale Roffers and Dick Thomp- son at the Variety Show. Below: Cheerleaders demand victor) ' at till ' ISimfire after the show. 26 Dr. Christensen ' s presence at the rainy Homecoming Game was warming to the chilled fans 1 he varied expressions on these faces make it difficult to determine the action. Judging from the blissful look on Denny Pederson ' s face, the Auggies just made a beautiful play. Rod Hill has forgotten tlie rain, but Arlene Selander seems all too aware of it. 27 Queen scenes. Laughing Queen Lois and subjects, Karne Trundson and Judy Bengtson, share an amusing incident after the talent show. The (|ueen chats with a subject at the Ixinfirc. The Realm of Activities We hope we gel our smorgasbord liack next year. This yi-ar the Homecoming smorgasbord was cancelled to make room for the announcement luncheon. This picture, taken at another such feast, shows Mr. and Mrs. Howard (Coach) Pearson enjoying the spread. 28 The lights of George Sverdrup Library and of the cross over the 24th Avenue entrance spread the warmth of familiar symbolism through a brisk evening. 29 We ' d walk down by ihe Mississippi watc liiiiji the leaves change color. Before long, the trees were bare . . . 30 SI; then one night it snowed. 31 vyu 4 • - _-♦ ' S« . r r L 33 .;!?. ' ( Studies by fiostliglit 34 Finding Oneself sa: .rs. Season ' s Record 81 Stout 55 68 Eau Claire State 75 61 Luther 69 61 W ' artiiurg 66 83 St. John ' s 90 62 lluinlLne 78 61 Duluth Branch 90 77 Coniordia 91 73 Carleton 59 61 St. Thomas 67 68 St. Mary ' s 60 81 Gustavus 72 76 Macalester 70 77 St. John ' s 68 52 Haniline 51 81 Duluth Branch 91 83 River Falls Stale 71 53 St. Mary ' s 62 51 Macalester 51 70 Gustavus 81 75 Concordia 77 90 St. Thomas 81 1 A J «! ' § 32 f I Swish—and Dick I ' orkcliops of the season over .Si. Mar) ' Zcke Ziemann (outer right). TliuMipson racks up ani lluT puinl in llie (irsi conference win Other Aufigie player picture l are Ted .Malmsten (left) and 36 Cagers Efforts Pay Off Left: An Auggie player complies with the fans ' cries of Talce it away! Right: The UMD guards ' flailing arms don ' t stop Dick Thompson as he goes under and through for a lay-up. Nine out of ten Aufifiir Irllfrmen relumed for the 1958-59 basketball w-ason and pulled ten wins out of twenty-two frames. The capers brought the season ' s conference record to seven wins and nine losses. They contributed Dick Thomjison to the MI AC all-conference team with Dick Robinson receiving honorable mention. Right: Orin Schueler is determined to keep that ball. Below: Zekc Zicmann guards a Mac- man away from the key position. I Ik ' l ' t ' |i Uand really iiiadr the fiiiht Mine move and pruvidcd t;ood half-time music. Lrfl: Sliirlc-y Murkitira, Pat HanMjn, and Cenc Peterson. Center: Bob .VIefferl. liotlom: .Mercia Anders m and Dick Husfloen. School Spirit . n eiilhiisiaslic Auggic crowd cheers its winning Irani. Hubby Dick is making that play. Come on, get the rebound! Ah, wc love ypu! The ball is dancing on the rim. ■ ' Yea! good play, good play! That scoreboard looks good. Top: Doris Ofstun, Winnie Nordland, and Nicki Jacobson. Center: Pat Nordland. Sylvia Ostergaard, and Judy Johnson. Energetic cheerleaders Judy Johnson (hidden from view), Winnie Nordlund, Sylvia Ostergaard, Nicki Jacobson, and Pat Nordlund, boosted the spirits of the players as well as fans. 41 Mr. Johnson conducts the faculty or- chestra on facuhy fun night. Faculty ' Entertains in Fun Night Mr. Thut calmly munches an apple off stage, unaware that a few minutes later . . W. H. Auden. British-Americaiv poet, spoke at a December convoca- tion. Ht ' ic lie is pictured at the liinclicDn followiiifj: his lecture. 44 This picture is dedicated to all those Auggies who spoke their marriage vows during the school year. Pictured are Auggies, Mr. and Mrs. Rolf Peterson, who exchanged vows in holy matrimony on New Year ' s Eve. Rolf is from Seattle and Nadia is our president ' s daughter. 45 This yt-ar UUi Man Woallier didn ' t coopcrali ' and llie Augcii- puckstor;. got a lull- slarl. Kighl: Goalii- Overby throws himself bodily on a puck to prevent a rival score. 46 Overby misses the puck at the goal and the rival team scores on him. Augsburg almost scores! but the op- ponent ' s goalie just barely deflects the puck. 47 iiinirtir lii-iic Ca well rcIs the lall and a .Swedish Hospilal nur r Irii-s l i puard Sharon Lilland from adding In I he action in favor of the Au|cieltc$. A Sluirpshooter ' s Ball Club Carol Johnnif Johnson stretches for the toss-up. 48 Winter Portraits Once the hissing warmth of steam heat has dissipated the early morning chill in the Augsburgian office, Bonnie Lerfald will find studying a little easier. A If we too hadn ' t seen snow for nine years, we ' d quickly jump in with Chi- i.ese student, Joe Hsioh. Louise Toppe takes a brief after-chapt-l mail-from- home break. 49 Aii;;sl)iir;; placed third fur the season in I ' ) ' ) ' ) Stale ri)m|«-titi n. Their prize iiKtnlier. Charles Da fielt. a 167-pound Au;: ie fresliman, was named the re- cipient of the Carl Larson Memorial Trophy which the Macalcsler Scots Clul pri ' sents to the outstanding player in the MIAC State Wrestlinj; Tourna- ment each year. Dappet was the only one to pin his man in the finals. The wresllinji team coached l y Edor Nel- son had an even 5-5 final record and 2-3 apainst conference teams. Above: The peaceful liand liake lietorc the match. . • ; ; With an agonizing effort, Trrrv- Schlink keeps on lop. An opponent struggles to lak Luiher Andenon. Looking for an opening, Oscar Rlegen moves in. Matmen Pick Up Points Greg Madson uses a chicken-wing hold to stop his opponent. 51 The- ruyal iiloiira;;c iiwiii(; and Iji-iiiK viewed. Left lo rinlil: Paul Cas|KTson, Joe Nyslucn, Luther Anderson, Dale Thorson, last year ' s Sno-kinj; Carl Casperson, Dale Roffers, last year ' s |ueen Elaine Nelson, Phyllis Dahlnieier, Pat Nordlund, Marie Gjerde, Sylvia Osterpaard, and Louise Toppe. Hey, you guys, how do you slop these thinps? Kathy Aaker prepares to descend the first slope. 52 Who do you think will get it? Carl ' s smile begs Elaine ' s i|uesti( n. Front: |),il.- Thorson. Dale Rof- I ' T . Phyllis Dahlmeier. - ■ Sno-day Upper left: We were glad for Joe Nystuen and Marie Gjerde, two of the swellest people on campus. Upper right: Say now, Marie, isn ' t this somethin ' . Lower right: Now we ' ll just settle back here and watch the show. Some were glad to see the snow thin 54 but the sportier lot cherished every snowy slope. 55 I ' A M W - . -«ftS Hm . . IK ' . • 1 j% ' s 57 With tcclh blacked out to add to the effect, Denniii Kalpin reenacta some of his earliest memories. Let ' s have a larty and the parly must hoM- enlerlaininent. A few skits and pan- tomimes liven il up. Above: John A. Sor- enson and pack spread good cheer at a boys ' dorm party. Left: Wally Wold makes like a patient. The success of a speaker lies not in gesticulation or in bombastic elocution but in the ability to use his head. Anecdotes Our photographer may be watching you. 59 As was ty iical nf the tours of all the musical organizations, the bus driver found the monotony of telephone poles broken by slightly varying adaptations of Ib-y, Jark. turn off the heater 60 ' t We found in this rock and its delicate flowers such an Easter message that we had to share it with you. One of the photographers found this scene by the Mississippi not far from school. Gospel harmony. Joe Nystuen and three brothers, Al, Vic, and Ren Svanoe, make up the quartet which rehearsed all year toward the goal of their tour through parts of the United States and Canada during the summer months. 61 Above: Aungu- bailer Frank lluwk:-. iram lapuiii. waiiii?- up al llii |ilaU-. liiluu: It a Mtiko on Jim Roback, to Ihe consternation of the fans seated in the background. Above: First baseman Dale Thorson takes his turn with a mitt. Anticipating a hit is, left, Larry Junkermeier. Both men are seniors. Below: Zeke Ziemann sends one down the line. Augs Play Win-Heavy Ball The Augsburg baseball team has pulled eleven wins out of twelve games so far. This gives them a chance at the title. They lose four seniors at the end of the season : Fering, Hawks, Junkermeier, and Thorson, all of whom were on the starting lineup and who contributed greatly to high scoring for the Augs. Locke, Gildseth. and Roback are playing their first year of baseball with Augsburg. The main pitchers have been Holden, Johnson, Kalpin, and Ziemann. I For team shot, see page 96.) r I i ' ' ■5- T - -- a • ,■ ' .■ An I liniiiii-Mii liiii-hr- Iniirih in tlir -li.il put. lianilin. 1 w- • ' : ■ l linson Irifs to place for llic bniail jumji. Man-Shortage Makes Track Placing Slim The trackmen lost chances for points because they had no pole vaulter. high- jumpers, and hiph-hurd- Icrs this season. Flu rode Dirk Robinson ' s back for part of the track season and set him back. But he collected four of the five Aufisburp points in the Viking Olympics meet. Right: Dick LindMrom, mus- cles taul, prepares to run the 880. 64 Finala are indicated liy the blazing; lights of Morton Hall. The gentlemen within are too engrossed to see the drama of jet trails on the moon. The Last Days of Morton Hall June 1959, and Morton Hall goes down in a flurry of splinters and dust. But the space is more valuable than the building. We ' re all for expansion and development, but it ' s saddening to see the old place go. 65 Another last time for many made them forjict 66 that commencement means a beginning. 67 The graduation day ccrcmonits began with a luncheon al which pareniji .u.-in .citificates such as the above were bestowed upon the parents. (Pictur ed are Mr. and Mrs. William Svanoc and son, Rennard.) Dr. Nash and Dr. Kleven prepared to lead the pro- cessional. 68 ' - : . ;i « -1 The last great day for Morton Hall — in the fall it will he replaced by a much-needed parking lot. The Seniors filed solemnly by it . . 69 and ii|) into tlu ' qiKulraiifilf 70 Mr. Sateren directed the Augsburg Singers from a flower bed. Dr. I{()heit A. L. Morlvedl sliowod why residues are not enough in his commencement address . . ■ i Mt. 0r w J ► f .• to an attentive audience of faculty, graduates, parents, and friends. 73 The solid cover of the diploma and the firtu handshake uixlerwDred the {iraduate ' s this-i -finally-it feehnf;. (Picluretl is Dave (JuatdxH-k receiving his diploma from the Reverend Clifford Johnson who suhstitiited for President Chrislensen at the cere- mony.) 74 Above: This year ' s graduating class had the youngest and oldest graduates in Augsburg ' s his- tory: Mrs. Klara Walden, 64, and Mary Doren, 19. Right: Reidun Hartmark Newquist achieved the highest scholas- tic honors and her parents had a right to be proud. OAf jjiliim 76 77 O Of Student Execiiliie Coumil. TliU cirtcl of mtv important pcrMin )i.i f u- Ijnr I. .ulcr-liip. Rou ■ ■ ' u: ' i- llamv. C .in- niissioncr of Student Oriianizalions; Shirley Harms, )niniissionrr nf Kinc Art ; David Quanbetk, Conmii-siuntT of Pub- lications; Bruce Amundson. Vice-President. Row Two: Duane Wilsey, Commissioner of 5wcial and Recreational Activities; Paul Almquisi, President; Iver Christopherson, Commissioner of Finance; Darrel Gilberlson, Commissioner of Religious Activities. Responsible Leaders Student Council. An active repre intali e student piivirniiicnt i- alili ' I p:iik iiilti.-i m in.- -luilenls on vital issues. Ours did this successfully. Woif One: IJruci- Amundson. DiAnn Chrislianvn. Karen Ilansr. Wiilard Olsen. Tom Moen. Doris Ofstun. Row Two: Dwitihl Pederson, George Johnson, Brent Amundson, Martin Sal c . Rudy Palo. Row Three: Carl Caspcrson, Clayton Paul« .n. Richard Ofstun. Rennard Svanoe, (Jeorge Larson, Wally Wold. 78 Student Faculty Council promoted cooperation between the Faculty-Administration through rfcommendalions and discussions. Row One: Miss Gerda Mortensen, Bruce Amundson, Dwight Pederson, Martin Sabo, Miss Gertrude Lund. Row Two: Dean K. Berner Dahlen, Mr. Lyle Hall, Paul Almquist, Clayton Paulson, Mr. Mayo Savold. lepresent Student Thought A.IF.S. Council. The -Associated Women Students took steps to unite the on- and off-campus coeds in striving toward the ideal of Christian womanhood. Row One: .Marie Gjerde, Off- Campus Chairman; Ruth -M. Carlsen, President; Deanna Presltun. Social Chairman. Row Two: Loi ise Toppe. Secretary; Bonnie. Martinson. Ex Officio Past President; Carol Anderson, Treasurer; Karen Egesdal, Vice-President. 79 Fiudiuii: Joy Miiiion Socirl} Iconl.i Hou Onr : Smja Nil t)ii. Jiaiiollc liuUin oii. l.i.la NiIm.i Nol-Mm. Kallilcen Trana. Rou- Two: Marilyn Olson. Maxinc Boyd. Hl rj:ii- Olson, . tlaiiu l. ;aurdi-n. Audrey Halvor- in. Judy Annrllr I ' lr-lad. Eili-en Pundy. Elaine IVdcrscn. Sandra Tcngwall. Leola Dyrud. How Three: Row Marie Nordin. Sharon Raivo, Cleni Nordin. Gayler Korsmo, Deanna Hcs dal, Bonnie Martinson, Tom Moon. Robert Jacobson. Row Four: I ' aul Gunder Arden Norum, Stan Pries, Gloria Day, Nancy Garland, Wanda (Jrefsrud. I.ulher Anderson, A. Robert Molldreni, 80 L.S.A. The Lutheran Student Association find Christian fellowship and service opportunities in their group. Row One: Twylah Tjon, Sonja Nelson. Marilyn Olson, Leola Dyrud, Jean Sohlden, Marjorie Engevilc. Row Two: Delores Grupp, Merry Lou Mc- Ginley. Ruth Hojem (secretary). Mary Lee Fellrath, Dorothy Berge. Phyllis Acker. Row Three: Loiell Dyrud, Wayne Coil, Keith Leiseth, Dick Sletten (president). Paul Christensen (vice-president), Bruce Westphal. n Service The Religious Life Council is a dedicated group working to promote spiritual growth through the fellowship of religipus ac- tivity. Row One: .Sally Duhrkopf, Dick Sletten. Darrel Gilbertson, Miss Cole. Row Two: Pastor Bergh, Ingolf Kronstad, David Hult, Chaplain Quanbeck, Charles Evavold. 81 Concert Band Tours Band. The Band, under the direction of Mr. Savold, toured to the West Coast this year and recorded in stereophonic. Row One: -Sandra Nelson. Judy lienplson. Fay Quanbock (secretary). Row Two: Patsy Bartlelt. Sher l Lindquist. Pal Hanson. Barbara An- derson. Kay Hanenhurn. Annette Wiggins. Row Three: Curtiss Blake. Dan Geldrrl. Ixiis Knuds in. . rlene Selander, Sally Duhr- kopf. Row Four: Joan . icnsland. Mary Hyhrr. Jerry Carlson. Lawremr I.okken. Marilyn Olson. MaryAnn Grein. Row Five: Glenna .Shogren, .Marcus Jnlinsun. Richard Bowdin. .Stuart West I president 1. Carol .Anderson. Robert Meffert, Larry Ix)flness, David Ost. 82 to West Coast Band (cont.) Row One: Bonnie Martinson, Jennelle Johnson, Deloris Olson. Row Two: Pat Walseth, Lola Nelson, Sharon An- derson, Maxine Larson, Verna Stokke, Neal Thorpe. Row Three: Pat Swanson, .f rlan Johnson, Elizabeth Rolloff, Bonnie Hanse, Belva Massie, Judy Lerstad. Row Four: Bob Gibson, Shirley Hoekstra, Norman Berg, Eugene Peter. on, Roger Fisher, John Traver, Robert Stenberg. Row Five: Robert Gustafson, Vince Moen, Paul Persson, Leola Dyrud, Joyce Gustafson, Richard Husfloen, Mercia Anderson. 83 The ( hoir lran laled the Gospel into ihe language of music under the direction of Mr. Sateren. Row One: Karen Trondwin. Bev Tollefson. Barbara Engen. Judy D. Johnson, Karen Anderson, Mar ' Ann Sorensen, Gileen Estlund, Phyllis Dahlmeier. Row Tiio: LaVonne Gravgaard, Barbara Anderson, Kathy Aaker. Carolyn Johnson, Sharon Bergslroni. Bonnie Hanse. Sandra Nelson. Judy Benglson, Sylvia Gordon. Row Three: Dcanna Prcsttun, Tom .Moen, Joe Nystuen (president), Kenneth Berplund, Paul Persson. Eugene Peterson (treasurer-student manager), Bruce Cunning (vice-president). Row Four: Robert Mefferl, David Johnson. Marcus Johnson. Donald Gilberg, Dennis Johnson, Rennard Svanoe. . rden Noruni. Lifting Their Hearts The Canlorians, the new-sister group of the musical organizations, performed at various functions in the Twin Cities. Row One- Janet llermstad, Karen Erickson, Mary Christensen. Elaine I.egaarden, .Sandra Sorcnson, Twylah Tjon, Diane Olsen. Row Two: Coralyn I.uncNted, Kay Hancnburg, Marit Sandbo. Julia Hilperl. Mary Ann Nordin. Joan Gibson, Mary Thimell, Jennelle John-on. Row Three: Virginia Kloenipken. Eunice Kyllo. Judy I.cr-lad. .Annette I ' Ktad. Joanne Olson, Sonia Ovennoen, Loretta Christianson, .Marilyn Olson. Row Four: Corrine Borslad, .Maxine Boyd. Jeanne Peterson. Judy Robertson, Merry Lou Mc- Ginley, Glenna ShOgren. Dorothy Bergi-, Charlotte Bataldcn. 84 Choir (cont.) Row One: Bernadine Nelson, Cherrie Nelson, Paula Bjorkley, JoAnn Fish, Jean Sohlden, LeAnn Anderson, Caro- lyn Jones. Row Two: Diane Larson, Sylvia Johnson, Karen Hanse, Ruth M. Carlsen (secretary), Carol Ann Oversvee, Sandra Tengwall, Carol Hawkins, Mary Baker. Row Three: Larry Loftness, Paul Christensen, Jim Munson, Curt Haney, Ronald Dahle, Kermit Valleen, Borghild Olson. Row Four: Stuart West, Phillip Mattison, Curtis Anderson, Victor Svanoe, Jack Mayala, Neu- man Berger, Jim Gedrose, Gordy Lindgren. In Joyful Praise • •  ,♦ The Male Chorus found a mission in bringing sacred choral music to smaller congregations throughout the areas that otherwise would not be visited by the larger musical organizations. Row One: Clair Johannsen, Henry Kopka, Harold Saether, John A. Berg, Gordon Hanson, Harry Cleven. Row Two: Milton Haack, Jerry Barney, Arlan Johnson, Wayne Coil, Loiell Dyrud (vice- president), Joseph Hsieh, Jerry Nelson. Row Three: Jerry Baker. Keith Grill, Marv Isuni, Maynard Danielson, Joel Egertson, Bruce Evenson, Paul Grover. Row Four: Curt Tweet, Ronald Lee (secretary-treasurer), David Hull, Bill Bowers, John Miklethun, Richard Nelson, John Bispala. 85 S.N.E.A. (student national education association) used as a project the development of a professional library- for future teachers. Row One: Carol Myrvik. Eileen Pundy. Fay Quanbeck, Phyllis Dahlmeier. LaRae Lyon, Sonja Nelson, Ramona Pedersen. Hilde- garde Palo fsecretan). Row Two: Ron Miskowiec, Sharon Anderson. Karen Hanse, Arlene Sclander, Doris Ofstun, Charlotte Batalden. I V ' onne Gravgaard, John Berp. Row Three: Kurt Carlson, Rudy Palo (vice-president). Henr - Kopka. Jerry Barney, David Hanka, Kenneth Heggem, LeRoy Lauen, Arden Flaten. Row Four: Carol Johnson, Gerald Hendricks, Carl Casperson, Rich- ard Berge, John Lyngdal (president), Paul Myhre, Harry Toussaint. Joel Egertson. Developing: One ' s The Home Economics Club celebrated the 50th anniversary of the national organization and demonstrated the possibilities of the vocational homemaking program. Row One: G)lleen Ellis, Ramona Pedersen, Mary Thimell, Sandra 5wrenson, Marjorie Engevik, .Mberia Dean. Hildegarde Palo (president). Beverly Tollefson. Row Two: . Ninja Nelson (vice-president). Deanna Presllun. Lois Knulson (secretary), Carol Myrvik. Ann Ring, Ella Warnes. LaRae Lyon. I.ynne McLean. Row Three: Elaine Pederson, Mollyn Anderson, Winnie Nordlund. Marjorie Moland. Charlotte Batalden, Barbara Nlilne. Marie Gjerde (treasurer). I Vonne Gravgaard. Row Four: Borgie Olson. Merry I )U McCJinley, Maxine .Schneider, Shirley Nordine, . ylvia Johnson. Paula Newman. Kalhryn Faber, Agnelte tllslad. 86 -L - M The Business Club brought together students interested in various branches of business. Row One: Lulhrr Kornn. EIn.y Nerness, Dennis Gibson, Donald Holmquist, Dave Dalluge. Row Two: Dennis Hatfield, Robert Zinn. Jirn I ' t-lersoii. Donald Anderson, James Wennerlind. Major Interests Sharing an active interest in the many aspects of social groups, the Social Service Club met under the advisorship of Mr. Belgum. Row One: Judy Nelson, Phyllis Acker, Ruth Hojem, Leola Dyrud. Row Two: Margery Heinonen. Marcia Myring, Judith Martin, Pat Eldridge. 87 The Cosmopolitan Club ' s nicflingj. Iielpi-d lo increase iheir inlrrnaliimal knowlcilni- and undL-rslandinj;. Kum One: Cynthia Kulxtla. Chikuramaohi. Awa-pun, Chibak-Ken, Japan; Clara Bans, Hiinsar) ' ; Ock Hyung Kim. Seoul, Korea; Harue Imamiya, Sapparo City, Japan. Row Two: Shin Koyama, Tokyo, Japan; Joseph Hsieli, Hsintien, Twiwan, Free China; Alexander Yue, Taipo Market, Honp Kong; Hcinrich Kopka, (Jermany. 88 They Wear Seven-Lea fiue Boots Three Augsburg students went abroad on S.P.A.N. (Society for the Promotion of .Amity among Nations) this summer. Naomi Christensen (left), English major, went to Japan to study Japanese art. liruce . mundson, pre-med, also went to Japan, hut to study deficiency diseases. Karen Hanse (seated), music major, went to Scotland lo study Scottish folk lore. The Augsburg Y.D.F.L. (Young Democratic Farmer-Labor) Club made campus politicizing move during political action days. Row One: David Ost, Lewis Sundquist, Martin Sabo, Ted Colbjornsen, Dwight Peterson, Karen Hanse, Bruce Amundson. Roiv Two: Dennis Pederson, Dennis Hatfield, John A. Sorensen, Jerry Peterson, Clayton Paulson, George Johnson, Judy Martin. Campus Politicians Grasp Issues The Augsburg Y.G.O.P. brought state and national candidates to speak during political action week. Roiv One: Byron Schmid, John D. Sorenson. Bruce Westphal, Duane Amundson, Kurt Carlson. Row Two: Robert Meffert, Ronald Johnson, John Miklethun, Keith Grill, Dwight Sorheini. 89 y ■ ■ 1 S i 1 B _ Lariilida lota Tail. Uiiiicriin cliaplir. here evidences four English-major honor students: Rod Hill, Inez Schwarzkopf, Shirley Hamis and Naomi Christcnsen. Recording and riir nierlinj!! of the Wrilrr ' a (liih w.rr pi-nl clasping coffee-cups and thinking up new ways of breaking the noisy silence after each member ' s reading of an uriginal creation. Row One: Jean Sohlden, Naomi Christcnsen, Uave Horton, Duanc Larson, Inez Schwarzkopf, Dorothy Larson. Row Two: Karen Hanse, Rod Hill, Dick Berge. George Larson, Joyce Birkcland, Shirley Harms. 90 A select group of actors, Augsburg ' s chapter of the National Collegiate Players, endured much greasepaint and many stage- craft blisters to be eligible. Row One: Dorothy Larson, Arden Flaten, Shirley Harms, Dick Husfloen. Row Two: WUlard Olsen, Duane Wilsey, Dennis Hatfield, Bob Stevens. Interpreting Life The Augsburg Society of Dramatic Arts, better known as A.S.D.A., is open to students who have participated in the required amount of plays. Row One: Naomi Cliristensen, Dorothy Larson, Joyce Birkeland, Karen Hanse, Mary Jo Feldman, Shirley Harms. Row Two: Dick Husfloen, Willard Olsen, Arden Flaten, Duane Wilsey, Dennis Hatfield, Dave Horton, LoieU Dyrud, Bob Stevens, Duane Larson. 91 Those Augsburg athlc-les make up the A Club. The lellcrmen have shown some fine skill and stamina under the Augsburg banner. Row One: Ron Miskowiec, Frank Hawks, Larr) ' Junkcmeier, Oscar Blegen, Lee Olson. Row Ttvo: Ron Jacobson, Dave Sylvester, Darrel Wiese, Hruce Evenson. Rotv Three: Merlon Johnson, Bob Peterson, Dale Roffers, Gale Torstenson, Carl Casperson. Row Four: Everett Flora, Patil Casperson, Lowell Ziemann, Tal Tischer. Keeping W.A.A. I W(inicn s Athletic As-iiciation) gave the gals a chance for some varied siiorls activities. Row One: Dette CaswelJ, JoAnn Eliason, Nancy Jury, Carol Vinger, Sonya Erickson. Row Two: Phyllis Acker, Joan Gibson, Pat Nordlund (vice-presi- dent . Glenna Shogren (gecrctary-trcasurer). Row Three: Maxine Schneider, Barbara Herkal, Pat Hanson, Judy Martin, Carol Johnson. 92 T 1 — r-i—i —  irTH| Mi ' « ■ % t jL Af tWi iMlm 1 ill : §■ , IH ■ A i4 C u6 (cont.) Row One: Ted Botten, Jim Holden. Beryl Droegeniueller, Greg Madson, Jerry Mortenson. Row Two: Dennis Kalpin, Dale Hanka, Jim Horn, Keith Leiseth, Dick Thompson. Row Three: Bruce Larson, Sheldon Johnson, Edwin Saugestad, Orin Schueler. Row Four: Dick Ofstun, Ted Malmsten, Dale Thorson, Lawrence Hagen, Churck Fering. Fit in Fun The record-bearing Augietles lost only two games this year after playing three undefeated seasons. (For action shots of the girls, see p. 46.) Row One: Sonya Erickson, Carol Vinger, Phyllis Dahlmeicr. Phyllis Acker (captain), Deanna Presttun, Bette Caswell. Row- Tw o: Barbara Herkal, Rose Marie Nordin, Sylvia Gordon, Mrs. Fete, Judy Martin, Carol Johnson, M. Ruth Carlson. 93 Fiiolliall. Koic One: Hari Inii -niiil. Call- Ti.r-tiii-cpii. Kiiili l.ii iili. Hol Itcrn-lnim. Paul CaspcrMjii. Dave An ]cr f n. Jack OsluTn. Injiolf Kroii lad. Chuck Firinj:. Kow Tuo: Eil Saui;isia l, It.il, Ilsirup. Jerry PcterMjn, Lair) ' Thompson, Pcic Hauscr, Bernard Effirtz, Evert Flom. Jim Horn. Carl Caspcrson. Jim Rohack. Floyd Vorpc. Dale Thorson, Jim Larson. Row Three: Mr. Pearson. Bruce Bovingdon. Lee Olson. Phil Evan, Dick Lindslrom. (Jail Ca-lor. Dennis Kalpin, Arnc Boyum, John Thompson, Ron Thompson, Larry Junkernieicr, Greg Madson, Boh Radcbach, Oscar Blegen, Frank Hawks, Dick Robinson, .Mr. Nelson. (uV 40 1 1 32 Uail elhall. Hum One: Larry liau ' i ' . Mcrl Johnson. Dick Robin-Hiii, (,.il. r..i.l.nson, Lowell Ziemann. «oic Tuo: Orin Schucler. Dale Roffers, Harold Erickson, Ted Malmsten. Fred Halvorson, Dick Ofslun, Bruce Gilselh, Rudy Lindcland, Dick Thompson. 94 Hockey. Row One: Ron Jacobson, Jim Thorne, Jerry Morlenson, Dave Sylvester, Jim Redeske, LeRoy Lee, Robin Prigge. Row Two: Bruce Larson. George Cruys, John Christensen, Dale Hanka, Monroe Larson, Ted Botten, James Ekstrand, Lyle Haglund. Wrestling. Row One: Greg Madson, Larry Junkcrmeier. Jerry Larson, Gary Port. David Bagley. Row Two: Mr. Nelson, Oscar Blegen, Terry Sclilink, Pete. Hauser, Luther Anderson. Jack Osberg, Paul Casperson. 95 f % ,,m4 . t ' % ' r.f ' % . SB( ;{ l)asib,i:.. n.,1, ():.,■: liin lf Kroiij-lad. Dun J. HulmiiuiM, Larry Junkcrimiir, Frank Hawk-. IVlc L.ck.-, Oriii Sliucl.r, Jim R l)aok. Darnl Wiese, Mr. Nolson. Row Two: Jack Osberg. Dennis Kalpin, Bruot- (Jildx-tli, Cliutk Fi-ring, Dale Tliorson. Lowell Zieniann, Sliellcy Johnson. Jim Holden. -Jt |. te Trill K. Row One: Dick Itubinsun. Lie Olson. Oscar Ulcgcn, Bruce Evenson. Row Two: IJick Lindslrom, Bozo I ' liompson. John A. Sorenscn, Arlan Johnson, Mr. I ' carson. 96 The Board of Publications was in charge of student publications including the Echo, the AugsbuTgian, and the Handbook. Row One: Jean Sohlden and Naomi Christensen. Row Two: Dave Quanbeck, Dr. Gerald Thorson and Rod Hill. Rod Hill was the Editor-in-Chief of Augsburg ' s AU-American newspaper, the Echo. His staff was: Managing Editor Dick Berge News Editor — George Larson Feature Editor Photographers . Business Manager Circulation Manager General Staff _ Claire Heland, Nikki Jacobson, Marilyn Larson, Pat Beane, Marilyn Olson, Glenni Nordin, Jerry Barney, Karen Svendson, Marlene Orgon Advisor Dr. Ove Preus Helen Bergen Dave Quanbeck, Shin Koyama Duane Wilsey Ida Mae Larson Judy Nelson, Editor-in- Chief of this book, the Augsburgian, was Jean Sohlden. The staff was: Assistant Editor _ _ Naomi Christensen Business Manager Chuck King Advertising Manager _ Karen Hanse Staff Karen Svendson and Bonnie Hanse Layout Editor — Bonnie Lerfald Copy Editor _ _ Sharon Raivo Sports Editor Arlo Bussler Art Editor Ted Strand Consulting Editor . Inez Schwarzkopf Photographers Bruce Evenson, Shin Koyama General Staff Marlene Studlien, John Hugo, Kathy Aaker, Carol Madson, Audrey Halvorson Advisor Catherine NichoU Harold Kambak was technical advisor to both staffs. Naomi Christensen was editor of the handbook, a neophyte publication. Her assistant editor was Judy G. Johnson and artist was Stan Pries. 97 98 i 99 r- ' l DK. 13EK.NHARD M. Theological Seminary. Our president. Dr. Ikrnliard M. Chris- lerisen, took a six-months leave of absence in February to study abroad. Dr. and Mrs. Christensen and their two youngest (hiuphters resided mainly in Oslo, Norway, whi-re Dr. Christensen devoted his time to study at the university and library. He also visited some other prominent Euro- pean universities to further his project of studying the relation of culture and Chris- tianity. This was Dr. Christensen ' s first leave of absence from the campus since he began teaching here in 1930, with the ex- ception of one quarter of study in 1935. CHRISTENSEN, president of . ugsburg College and During his absence Dean Martin ( )uan- beck was the acting president. The scholastic and geographical boun- daries of Augsburg College expanded this year. The expansion existed mainly on paper, the result of years of careful plan- ning; but contracts have made portions of the plans conclusive. We ' re behind the expansion all the way — not just because the new campus will pro- vide an ideal Christian education, but be- cause through personal acquaintance we know and respect the ability and Christian devotion of our faculty and administration. .Ailint; prt idenl DEAN QUANBECK 100 ERNEST W. ANDERSON Associate Professor of Health and Physical Education RAYMOND E. ANDERSON Associate Professor of Speech HAROLD J. BELGUM Instructor in Sociology HANS BERG Instructor in Evenin : School OLIVER BERGH Instructor in Religion •W- ' KARL BREVIK Instructor in Religion 101 GLENN C KI.SEN Instructor in Religion CAKL ClIKISLOCK Associate Professor of History and Political MAKIO CULACCI Associate Professor of Classical Languages AILENE COLE Assistant Professor of Speech K. BERNER DAHLEN Dean of Students and AsM ciatf Professor of English rVAN DOSEFF Instructor in Art 102 UOKKIS FLESNER Guest Lecturer in the Theological Seminary ORLOUE GISSELQUIST Instructor in History They Increased Our Knowledge LAWRENCE M. GUDMESTAD Lecturer in Pastoral Counseling LYLE HALL Instructor in Chemistry, Director of Residence in Memorial Hall 103 CARL R. HAMMARBERC A ' ' iistant Professor of INycholog) ' , Director of I ' lact-nient THEODORE HANWICK Professor of Physics Gave Us Sympathy and Confidence . . RUBEN HAUGEN Inslruclor in Woodwinds MELVIN A. HELLAND Professor of New Teslamcnl and Religion Acting Dean of Seminary ill 104 A. HUBERT HEMMINGSON Inslnictor in Economics and Business Administration MILDRED JOEL Registrar willi rank of Assistant Professor EINAR O. JOHNSON Assistant Professor of Education Kfe MIMI KINGSLEY Assistant Professor of Spanish BERNHARDT KLEVEN Professor of History and Political Science BJARNE LANDA Associate Professor of Germanic Languages 105 WALTER C. LARSEN A sistant Professor, Psychology and Education RA.MONA LEER Assistant Librarian BERTHA LILLEHEI Instructor in English GERTRUDE S. LUND Assistant Professor of Secretarial Science BRUCE LUNKLEY Instructor in Music GWENDOLYN MAYO Assistant Professor of Chemist r ' 106 GERDA MORTENSEN Dean of Women wilh rank of Professor ARTHUR NASH Professor of Biology a mM Helped to Develop Our Personalities . . EDOR C. NELSON Associate Professor of Physical Education CATHERINE NICHOLL Instructor in English 107 NORMAN L. NIELSEN Vicc-Pre«idenl, in Charge of Dcvrlopment IV ER B. OLSON Professor of Systematic Theology and Scandinavian It Took Patience KARLIS OZOLINS Instructor in I tin HOWARD PEARSON Iii lriiitor in l ' li i(al Education 108 ki ANNE PEDERSON Associate Professor of English KATHERINE PETERSON Instructor in Home Economics LAVONNE PETERSON Assistant Professor of Physical Education MARTIN QUANBECK Dean of the College and Professor of Education PHILIP QUANBECK Assistant Professor of New Testament and Religion; College Chaplain ESTHER E. REINECKE Instructor in Library Science 109 MARYBELLE RILEY Instructor in Specrh PAULETTE ROBETORYE Instructor in Spanish ROBERT SANDIN Instructor in Philosophy LELAND B. SATEREN Professor of Music MAYO SAVOLD Associate Professor of Music RUTH SECOLSON Professor of Home Economics no DONALD SHAMBLIN Instructor in Spanish GEORGE SOBERG Professor of Mathematics We Insisted on Learning Things Our Way RUTH SONSTENG Instructor in Home Economics ROBERT STENSTROM Instructor in Physics and Mathematics III MERTON 1 ' . STROMMEN Lecturer in Rcliftion OLAK H. SWENSON Assistant Professor of Sociology With Their Examples to Fall Back On, AGNES B. TANGJERD Librarian and Associate Professor of Library Science (;erali) h. thorson Associate Professor of English JOHN THUT Associate Professor of Voice VERA THUT Instructor in Piano SHELDON TORGERSON Instructor in Religion JOEL TORSTENSON Associate Professor of Sociology ADELE TURRITTIN Instructor in German ERLING J. URDAHL Associate Professor of Biology 113 BEATRICE ANDERSON Secretary lo ihe President A. B. BATALDEN Director of Alumni Relations VAL BOSMOE Super •isor, Printing and Mailing! Si-r ices Preparing Augsburg to Fulfill Its Destiny . . SEKK lU KFORD News Bureau Reporter, Public Relations Office IILliKi:ii ( I KVELANU Sta ff PrinlioK and Mailing li(il{(.Hll.l) E T.M£ Secretary, RegistrarV Office LILLY GERHARD Cashier, Treasurer ' s Office 114 RUTH HAMMARBERG Administrative Secretary to the Vice-President IRVING HOEL Purchasing Agent and Supervisor of Buildings and Grounds MARY JEAN HOLMQUIST Recorder, Registrar ' s Office SIGVALD HJELMELAND Associate Director of Development MARCELLUS JOHNSON Admissions Counselor k. r JOANNE JOSKI Secretary to the Dietician and to the Dean of Students HAROLD KAMBAK Director of Public Relations I B HANOI LANGFELUT Bookkeeper, Treasurer ' s Office DONOVAN LUNDEEN Director of Admissions BETTY Ll ' NDCREN Assistant Registrar LOIS MEDIN Secrelar -, Business Office TENA MEHUS Clerk, Re strar ' s Office A lnl_i:r MYERS Scctclary lo the Associate Director of Development Jl ,NL Ml ■ (!% Secretary to ilic Dean of the Oillege 116 MILDRED NELSON Receptionist and Switchboard Operator LILLLVN I ' ETERSON Faculty Secretary. Mimeographing NAOMI SORKNESS Audio-Visual Assistant in the Field of Christian Higher Education MARILYN PETERSEN Secretary, Placement Bureau ERNA STAUB MARLENE STAVNEY Clerical Assistant, Library Secretary. Personnel Office FRIEDEL WINDMANN Assistant Treasurer Hn 19 99 CWQ KKWKIII ANDERSON Owatontui. Minnesota .NORMAN ANDERSON Lamberton, Minnesota How Shall They Hear •a., • n- r ' T ■ nTi ■; r-r- •.-=— Seminenes Row One: Mrs. Norm Anderson, Mrs. Jim Armstrong, Mrs. Leroy Johnson, Joanne Joski, Mrs. Jim Armstrong Mrs Without a Preacher Mrs. Jim Armstrong presents new hymnals to Norm Anderson, president of the Concordia Society. They are being presented and wilJ be used in the prayer chapel. JAMKS ALMQUIST junior S|iii IT. Miiinrsiila DWIKI, FAIST Muldh-r Miiini-a| ilis. Minnesota MiddU IIAKI.A.N Mtddler Bagley, Minnesota KENNETH CJERDE Junior Minneapolis. Minnesota And How Shall They Preach i ' lill.ll ' IILIUE Junior Minneapolis, Minnesota CARL JENSEN Middler F acinc. Wis -( nsin GEORGE LIXDQUIST Junior .Miiiiica|)olis. Minnesota g . ' ' LEROY JOHNSON Junior Minneapolis. Minnesota MARSHALL JOHNSON Junior Middle River. Minnesota GAYLEN OSE Junior Thief River Falls, Minnesota KENNETH RHOE Middler Wavzata. Minnesota Except They Be Sent NEAL SNIDER Middler Pembina, North Dakota DONALD MYRVIK Junior Minneapolis, Minnesota THOMAS STEENBERG Junior Minneapolis, Minnesota Trcr %. I 124 125 JINE AASKOV Cuinlierland -nliT, Maine English Library Scirncr . . . LSA. Mission Sociclv, Echo. I.OIS ALLEN Si. I ' uuL Minnesota l ' h)sical Ediiralion Biolu ty . . . AW.S. SNEA Program Chair- man. Hiinii ' romin)! Quern. PAIL ALMOnST .Spiii-r, .Minm-Mita Sociology Grerk . . . .Sludrnl S)rirly Proidrnt. SPAN to Norway. I WKT ANDERSON M.iikvillc. .Minnesota Mrdical Technology ( himistry . . . .Mission Society, Public A(- l.ii.-. D. ' mocralir Club, ADT. What Is LE ANN ANDERSON Walnut Grove, Minnesota 1 .SIC Hr igion . . . Choir, LS. , Senior Class n retary. WARREN ANDERSON Minneapolis, Minnesota Sociology History Business . . . Business Club. NOR.MAN BENSON Minneapolis, Minnesota Social Studies Physical Education German JOHN BERG Wannaska, .Minnesota Mathematics Physics . . . SNE.- , Mission Society, Pub- lic Affairs Club. IIARLOTTE BATALDEN I iriiberton, Minnesota Hume Economics I ihiiation Kriiiiiiin . . (ilioral Club, Choir, Can- I ' Tians, Republican Club, FTA, lluine Economics Club, President and Vice-President of Canlorians. LAWRENCE J. BERG Minneapolis, Minnesota Business Administration Social Science . . . Business Club. NORMAN BERG Robbinsdale, Minnesota Sociology Philosophy . . . Band. RICHARD BERGE Albert Lea, Minnesota History English . . . Sports Editor Echo, Manag- ing Editor Echo, SNEA, Writer ' s Club. Evident DENNIS BURRESON Lamberton, Minnesota Business Administration Sociology usiness Club. JERRY CARLSON Minneapolis, Minnesota Music Social Science . . . Choir, Band, Brass Club. CARL CASPERSON Minneapolis, Minnesota Mathematics Chemistry . . . Senior Class President, Jun- ior Class Secretary, A Club Treasurer, Football Co-Captain, Student Council, Hockey. MARY BYHRE Minneapolis, Minnesota Home Economics Biology . . . Band, HEAX. PAUL CHRISTENSEN Stewart, Minnesota Music Religion . . . Choir, LS.A Vice-President. Student Council. MiJl JANET COOKE Spriii)! Vollry, Wisconsin Medical Technology Religion . . . l.SA, ADT. BRUCE CUNNING Hopkins, Minnc-sota Music Education History . . . Choir. I ' MRICIA ELDRIDGE MARY DOREN ' -liafcr. Minnesota .St. Paul, Minnesota Sill iology English History Scandinavian . . . Sociolog) ' CIul), Mission . . . Mission Society, Cosmopoli- Society. tan Club, Writer ' s Club. JON ELLEFSON Minneapolis, Minnesota History Sociology . . . Mission Society. CHARLES FERING Lamberlon, Minnesota Biology Physical Education . . . Football, Basketball, Base- ball. .Male Chorus, .MEA. When One Becomes DENNIS GIBSON Lamberlon, Minnesota Business Administration History . . . Business Club. DALE GRAHN Minneapolis, Minnesota Business Administration Social Science TED GRAHN Minnea|K li? ' , Minnesota Hiisiness Administration Social Science ROliERT GUSTAFSON Minni-ai)olis, Minnesota Music Education Social Science . . . Hand, Clinral Club, Brass Ciul), Camera Clul). GAYLORD GRANT Minnca| (ilis, Minnesota Sociology Philosophy Greek DELORES GRUPP La Crosse, Wisconsin English Speech . . . LSA, AWS, Student Coun- DONALD HAGESTUEN Slarbuck, Minnesota Mathematics Physical Education . . . SNEA Treasurer, Co-Social Director Senior Class. REIDUN HARTMARK St. Paul, .Minnesota Music Education Sociology . . . Choir, SNEA. Sen lor FRANKLIN HAWKS Willmar, Minnesota Physical Education Social Science . . . Football, Baseball Captain, A Club Treasurer, Intramural Basketball, FTA. KENNETH HEGGEM Minneapolis, Minnesota Mathematics — Social Studies . . . SNEA, Publicity Ugt. MARGERY HEINONEN Minneapolis, Minnesota Sociology — Religion . . . LSA, Mission Society, Sociology Club. RODNEY HILL Cokato, Minnesota English — Greek . . . Echo Editor-in-Chief, Echo News Editor, Lambda Iota Tau, Writer ' s Club, Com- mittee on Alumni and Former. Students, Honor Convocation Chairman, Social Committee, Publications Commission, Democratic Club, PAF. KI.MtKTII 111 l.liKin New crk. New ork Sdciotogy Spanish ■ . . LSA Treasurer. i ' ' i t I HUTCHISON ' ' i| ilis. Minnesota ' h.niislry ■ Arisldielian Cluh President, ' liiTc linillier-Sister Program Life A (.1 RONALD JACOBSON Minneapolis, Minnesota Sociology History ■ . . Football, Religious Council, Hockey Captain, Clul) Secretar)-. MARCUS JOHNSON Minneapolis, Minnesota .l ( 5(r Spanish ■ . . Band, Choir, Choral Club. MERTON JOHNSON Minneapolis, .Minnesota Biology Physical Education ■ ■ . Basketball, Track Propram Chairman, A Aristi telian Club. FTA Club. RUTH IIOJLM prin({ Valley, Wisconsin Sociology Kriigion I ' hilosophy . . . Mission Society. LSA, So- ciojotty Club President, Student ( luncilor. JAMES HORN Minneaimlis, .Minnesota Math Physical Education . . . Football Oi-Captain, Bas- ketball. A Club President. HARRY HORNE .Minnea|Nilis, Minnesota Business Administration Social Science . Business Club, LSA, Social Director .Senior Class. Intramural Basketball .Softball. Is Only Tha CORRINE JOHNSON Northfield, .Minnesota Medical Technology Chemistry ■ - - Mission Society, LSA, Choral Club. Choir. ADT. DONALD JORENBY Blanchardville, Wisconsin Chemistry Physics Mathematics . . . Male Chorus, LSA. NORMAN JULIOT Minneapolis, Minnesota Biology History LARRY JUNKERMEIER Spicer, Minnesota Mathematics Physical Education . . . Football, Wrestling, Base- ball, Track, A Club, FTA. Learning PEGGY KIM Seoul, Korea Music Religion . . . Choral Qub, Cosmopolitan. TJIOMAS LEACH Minneapolis, Minnesota Chemistry Mathematics Biology . . . Aristotelian Club, Chairman of Honor Convocation, Recrea- tion Room Committee. GORDAN LINDGREN Anoka, Minnesota Mathematics Physics Education . . . Choir, YTA, SNEA, Mission Society, Aristotelians. Mathemati History German . . . Male Chorus, SNEA, Cos- mopolitan Qub. rr5 f LAWRENCE LOFTNESS Minneapolis, Minnesota Music Education History . . . Band. Choir, Student Man- ager of Band. I ' K(;(;V l.li.NDAHL MimifuiMjIi-i, MinnrMjIa ! • li don U;,mV . Mission Society, LSA, Social W ..ric Clul.. fl nRTLE MANSKE Miiinea[K)lis, Minnesota . iology lliilory . . . Social Service Club. WAl.TKK l.r.NDEEN Annandale, Minne -ota Business Administration Social Science . . . PAF Treasurer, Republican Club President, liusincss Club. JOHN l.YNGDAI. Dululh. Minnesota liiology- Chemistry . . . Student Council. SNEA President, Publicity Chairman, Choral Club, Male Chorus. Stu- dent Faculty Council. BONNIE MARTINSON Minneapolis, Minnesota Sociology — Religion . . . Student Assistant, Band Secretary, Mission Society, So- cial Chairman of Junior Class, AWS President, Dorm Council. Is a l ever-ending THOMAS MOEN Minneapolis, Minnesota History Philosophy Greek . . . Choir, Student Council, Mission Society, LSA Presi- dent. Relipious Life Council. Junior Clas Treasurer. ROBERT MORITZ E lirville. Iowa SiK iology Crrrk 1 1, -lory . . . Mission Society Presi- ilriit. Religious Life Council. II HOLD NEILSON Iiniieapi)lis. Minnesota l!u-.inrss Ihology ... inl Sliirlirs HUBERT NELSON Minneapolis, Minnesota Philosophy Greek Sociology . . . Group Leader Mission So- ciety. Kine Arts Chairman, Stu- dent Council. JAMES A, NELSON Dawson. Minnesota Mathematics Physics SHIRLEY NORDINE Minneapolis, Minnesota Sociology Home Economics . . . Vice-President of Home Economics Cluh. Process JAMES J. NELSON Minneapolis. Minnesota Mathematics Philosophy . . . Cliainnan of Puhlieity and Chairman of Meml,ershi|) VDEL Assistant Feature Editor and Staff MeMd)er of Eeh... Aups l.ur-ian. JOSEPH NVSTl EN Barronell, Wisconsin History Greek Philosophy . . . Choir President, Senior Class Vice-President, Freshman Class Vice-President, Student Council, Religious Life Council, Mission Society, LSA Treasurer, Male Chorus, Madrigal Singers. WILLARD L. OLSEN Watertown, South Dakota Speech Greek Mathematics . . . Student Council, ASDA Sec- retary-Treasurer, NCP. DONALD OLSON Minneapolis, Minnesota Sociology Business Administration . . . Social Service Cluh. PAF, Democrat Cluh. LEE OLSON Cannon Falls. Minnesota Physical Education Biology . . . Football, Track, A Club Vice-President. HILDEGARDE PALO Minneapolis. Minnesota Home Economics Sociology . . . Home Economics Club President, FTA, SNEA Sec- retary, Sociology Club. RUDOLPH PALO Minnca|H lis, Minnp!i«ta Business Education Hislon- . . . Student Council, Vice- l ' ri ii)rnt SNEA. Business l( Kl SKOR PEARSON Iimica|Kilis, Minnesota llnnii- Economics ... mtogy SNEA, Home Economics (lul.. AWS, Publications, Stu- ilrnt Council. EL ' GENE PETERSON Jack ' Jin, Minni i ita Sociology Greek . . . Student Manager of Choir. liand. N I)IA CIIKISTEN.SEN I ' KTKHMiN Iliuic M|Hili-. Minnesota Sociology St andinatian I linir. Echo Staff. Mission So- ■ illy. Sociology Cluh. That a IMIIl. PETERSON Minneapolis, Minnesota Sociology Hiligion . . . Choral Club, Choir. CAROL PULKRABEK St. Paul, Minnesota Sociology Religion . . . LSA, Mission Society. DAVE QUANBECK Minneapolis, Minnesota Mathematics Physics . . . .Male Chorus, Camera Club, Student Council, Publications Commission. Echo, . ugsburgian. NOR.MAN yl ANBECK Bertha, .Minnesota Mathematics Chemistry . . . SNEA. I II.EEN PlINDY linnea|K)lJ9, .Minnesota Social Science Sociology Library Science . . . Mission Society, Sociology Qub, SNEA. STANLEY OUANBECK Minneapolis, Minnesota Chemistry Philosophy Mathematics . . . Choral Club, Male Chorus. Camera Club, Tennis, Student Body Treasurer, Mis- sion Society. DAVID RINGSTAD Ashby, Minnesota History Biology . . . Pep Band, FTA, Canura Club. LUTHER RO.MO Minneapolis, Minnesota Business Administration History . . . Choir, Business Club President. Foundation MARTIN SABO Alkabo, North Dakota History Political Science . . . Chairman of Students for Stevenson, YDFL President. Stu- dent Council Vice-President, NSA, Student Faculty Commis- sion, Convocation Committee, PAF, LSA. DON SALLEN Minneapolis, Minnesota Social Science Political Science . . . Choir. FTA, SNEA. ARLENE SELANDER Cokato. Minnesota Music Education Religion . . . Band. LSA Secretary, Re- ligious Life Council. SNEA. TAI-FU SHIH Taipei, Taiwan Chemistry Mathematics Physics INEZ SCHWARZKOPF Minneapolis, .Minnesota English Norwegian Political Science . . . Echo, Augsburgian, Editor, Lambda Iota Tau Secretary- Treasurer. Writer ' s Club, Repub- lican Club. PAF, Board of Pub- lications. Freshman Week Co- ordinator. RICHARD SLETTEN Minneapolis, Minnesota Chemistry Mathematics . . . Aristotelians Club, LSA President. Religious Life Council. II. N M)III.I)KN I lia- ' irll. Mli-liigan nnhsh l , Mr . ISA, Editor o( AuKsl)ur- in. Srcrclary of Wrilcr ' s Cluii. ' iiiturians, Choir. D V nRA THORMODSEN Miiinrapolis, Minnesota Snriology Htligion . . . Sociology Club, .Mission inietv. Camera Clul). .MARTD.N .SuLOMUiN Minneapolis. Minnesota Soriolony History . . . I ' liolography, Bowlini; Cap- lain, Record Clul), .Skiing. .Swim- niinp. Book Club. RENNARD .SVANOE .Minneap ilis. Minnesota l ' hiloso] h Greek Spanish . . . Choir, Student Council, Rf ligiiius Life Council Chairman. Sophomore Class President. CLE.N THORPE Anieva. Wisconsin Sociology Economics . . . Augshurgian. Public Rela- tions Board. ' I Is to Be DALE THORSON MinneaiKilis. Minnesota Biology Physical Education . . . Football, Baseball, A Club. DALE T0EN(;ES Minneapolis, Minnesota s, . I,, logy ■ mistry Business Uub. ( l E TOR.STENSON 1 1 us -on. Minnesota ' ; . ■■i(al Education . ■ ;« Science . . . Football, Basketball, l-TA. Judicial Council. ri JAMES VEN.NERI.INI) Minneapolis. Minnesota Business Sociology . . . Business Club. - MARY TWITON .Sun Prairie. Wisconsin Medical Technology Religion . . . Mission Society, LSA, Choir, ADT. Choral Club. KLARA WALDEN Willniar. Minnesota Religion Sociology STUART WEST Clarkfield. .Minnesota Music Religion . . . Band, Choir. Pep Band, Band President. CAROLYN WESTPHAL Willmar, Minnesota Physical Education Social Studies . . . WAA. SNEA, LSA. Built Upon. CAROLYN ZIELKE Minneapolis. Minnesota Sociology Psychology . . . Sociology Club Vice-Presi- dent, Mission Society. 137 WMsnuAM rm yi 138 139 p 9 ' c O fS Row One: Kathleen Maker, Ft., Minneapolis; Bruce Abra- hamson. Ft., Si. Paul; Phyllis Acker, So., Minne- apolis; Kenneth Ackerman, So., Ashby; Sharon .illen. Ft., Champlin. Row Two: Diiane .Amundson, So. Hampden, N. D.; Breni .4mundson, Fr., Climax; Barbara Anderson, Ft., Roseau; Carol Anderson, So., Peslitigo, Wis.; (Curtis Anderson, Jr., Peshtigo, Wis. Row Three: Donald Anderson, Jr., Minneapolis; John .inder- .ujn, Jr., Sleen; Karen Anderson, Jr., .Minne- apolis; Luther Anderson, Jr.. Hoffman; Merria .Anderson, Fr.. Rockford, III. Row Four: Mollyn Anderson, So., Moose Lake; Nancy An- derson, Fr., Minneapolis. Row Five: Robert W. Anderson, Ft., EIroy, Wis.; Daniel liagley, Fr., Galzke; Mary E. Baker, Fr., Moor- head. Wo It Six: Mary Lou Baker, So., Minneapolis; Lloyd Bakke, So., Newfolden; Jerome Barney, Jr., Stewart. 140 r iiM Row One: Patricia Barllctt, So,, Delano; Phitip Bauman, Ft.. Si. I ' aul: Patricia Beane. Fr.. St. Paul. Row Two: Harris Bendix. So., Deer Creek; Darroll Bengt- son, Fr., Minneapolis; Judith Bengtson. Fr., Anoka. Row Three: Helen Bergan, So., Hawlcy; Dorothy Bergc, Fr., Halton, N. D.; .Myron Berge, Fr., .Minneapolis. Row Four: Neitman Berger, Jr., Veblen, .S. I). Row Five: Kenneth Berghtnd, Fr., .Minneapolis; Bonnie Bergqui.it. Fr., Minneapolis: Sharon Bergstrom, .So., Wadena; Earl Berkeley, Fr., .Minneapolis; Caylyn Betker, Jr.. Hutchinson. Row Six: Joyce Birkeland. Jr.. Northport, N. Y.; John Bispala, Jr.. Hihhing; Richard Bjerkaas, Fr.. Eagle Bend; Paula Bjorkley, Fr., .Minneapolis; Vern Bjorndahl, Fr.. Minneapolis. As They Say H There ' s a Time for All Things Row One: Oscar Blegen, So., Minneapolis; Marylou Bohn- sack, Fr., Caner; Theodore Bollen. So., .Minne- apolis; Corrine Borslad. Fr., Tioga. N. D.; Bruce Boiingdon. Fr.. Minneapolis. Row Two: Richard Bowdin, Fr., Minneapolis; Ifilliam Bowers. Fr.. Minneapolis; Maxine Boyd, Fr., Ex- celsior; Arrie Boytim, Jr.. Peterson: Dwayne Brechi, Fr., .Minneapolis. Row Three: Jares Brown, Fr., Siren. Wis. Row Four: Joanne Brude, Fr., .Minneapolis; Donald Brynild- son, Fr., New Richland; Carolyn Burlield, Jr., Caner. Row Fife: .l de Burlingame, Jr., Menaliga; Arlo Bussler, Jr., Stewart: Ruth t. Carlsen, Jr., Minneapolis. Row Six Bonnie Carlson, Fr., Minneapolis; Jerry Carlson, Jr., .Minneapolis; Kurt Carlson, Jr., Minneapolis, 142 Kiiw One: M. Ruth Carlson, Jr., Marietta; Muriel Carlson, Fr.. Cheiek, Wis.; Myron Carlson, Jr., WiUmar. How Two: Gail Castor, .So., Minneapolis; Uarrell Christen- si-n, Fr., Ceylon; Glenn Christensen, So., Meno- minee, .Mich. How Three: John Christensen. Fr., .St. Paul; Mary Christen- sen, Fr., Minneajiiilis. Row Four: DiAnn Christiansen. Jr., Minneapolis; Elizabeth Christianson, Jr., .Minneapolis; Loretta Christian- son. Fr.. Gl.nwood; Iter Christopherson, Jr., Alexandria; ' ayne Coil. Fr.. Lake Lillian. Row Five: Ted Colbjornsen, Fr., Parkers Prairie; George Cruys, Jr., Minneapolis; Carole Curry, Fr., St. Paul; Ronald Dahle, Fr., Laporte; Phyllis Dahl- meier, Jr., Minneapolis. Row Six: Maynard Danielson. Fr., Cadott, Wis.; Gloria Day, So., Minneapolis; Alberta Dean, So., .Min- neapolis; Ronald Deljen, Fr., Wells; Beryl Droegemueller. .So., Fairmont. 143 o-w Hon Onr: Russell Ihidrro, S .. Si. Paul; l.rola Dyrud. So., Tl.itf Rivrr Full-; Loirll Ihrml. Fr., Thief Riv.-r Fall-. Rnu Tho: Karlern Eilslrill, Fr., .Vlinni-a| lis; Bernard Ef- Irrlz. Fr.. Ru li Cily; Joel Egrrlson. Jr., .Min- n -a|i li . Row Three: Karen E tesdal. Jr.. Elmore; Erika Eichhorn. Fr.. .Minnraiwlis. Row Four: Patricia Eide, .So., Minneapoliit; James Ekslrand, Fr.. Si. Paul; JoAnn Eliason, Fr.. Willmar; Marilyn Ellingson. Fr.. Hruini-ril: Sharon Eng. Fr., Buffalo. RoK Five: Barbara Engen, So.. Elrva, Wis.; Judith Erickson, Fr.. Clonwooil; Kenneth Neil Erickson, ¥ Cambrid|;t. ' ; Kenneth Noel Erickson. .So.. Fair- dale, N. D. Row Six: Sonya Erickson, So.. Glcncoe; Gene Eriandson, Jr.. Ferlile; Coleen Esllund. Fr., Isanii; Roscoe Evavold, Jr., Hattlr I-ikr; Bruce Evenson. Jr.. Wallacf. S. U. 144 f5 O P c v But We Cant Find Time for Anything! mk M 9 ' Row One: Kathryn Faber. Fr., Lake Lillian: Thelma Far- ness, Fr.. Willmar; Mary J. Feldmann, So., Grenora, N. D.; Mary Lee Fellrath. Fr.. Cokato; Roger Fisher, So., Minneapolis. Row Two: Arden F alen, Jr., Fosston; Nancy Garland, Jr., Marinette, Wis.; Donald Gearhart, Fr., .Minne- apolis; George Gerber, Fr.. Minneapolis: Joan Gibson, So., .Minneapolis. Row Three: D. Robert Gibson, So., New Brighton. Row Four: Bonnie Gieseke, Fr., Minneapolis; Donald Gil- berg, Jr., Carpio, N. D.; Darrel Gilbertson, Jr., Strum, Wis. Row Five: Bruce Gildselh, Fr., Hoffman; Marie Gjerde, So., Minneapolis; Dennis Glad, Jr., Lancaster, Mass. Row Six: Larry Glaubitz, Fr., Minneapolis; Ruth Goch- naucr. Fr., Minneapolis; Roger Gordon, So., Minneapolis. 145 Kow One: S liia Cordun, Fr.. Minnraimlis; Ronald Graham, ! .. .Minni-aiMilis; Sharon Grahn, Fr.. Minne- a|H,lis. Koif Tuo: La onne Craigaard, Jr.. TiMn|ilr. N. 1).; K ' anila Gusiahon, Fr., Granilc FulU: Harlin Haack, Sp.. lola. Wis. Kou Three: I ' aiil Gunderson. Fr., .Sioux Cily, Iowa; Joyce Giislalson. Fr.. Granite Falls: Harlin Haack, So., Minneai ili . Kou four: Konald llanmion. Fr.. .Minn -a|ioiis. Hou h ' iir: ,) (■ llanlund. St.. Miniu-a|H)li ; Carol llahor. ' .on. Fr.. Vt ' olerliiwn, S. I).; A. ' «i llnnfribur ;. Fr.. .Mora; Curtis Hane). So.. . Iinnra|Milis; Dale Hanka, .St., Rolibinsdale. Rou Six: Dai id Hanka. Jr.. Kobhinj-dalc; Bonnie Han.se. Fr.. . lorri ; Karen Hanse. Jr.. Morris; Gordon Hanson. Jr., Callaway; I ' alricia Hanson, So., Aitkin. Well, Perhaps This Is the Time 146 1 i Row One: Richard Hanson, Fr., Benson; Shirley Harms, Jr., Clara City; Joan Massing, So., Minneapolis; John Hassing, So., Minneapolis; Dennis Hatfield, Jr., Medicine Lake, Mont. Row Tivo: Odd Hatloy, Sp., Stavanger, Norway; Peter Haiiser. Fr., .Minneapolis; Carol Hawkins, Jr., Lake Lillian; Rodney Helgeson, So., Lambcrton; Claire Helland, Fr.. Minneapolis. Row Three: W. Thomas Helland, Fr., Spicer; Gerald Hen- dricks, Jr.. Watertown; Barbara Herkat, Fr,. Minneapolis; John Heruth, Fr., Minneapolis; Julia Hilpert, So., Owalonna. Maple Lake; James Hol- Row Five: Diane Holmen, Fr., St. Paul; Donald Holmquist, Jr.. .Minneapolis; Trygve Holler, Sp., Minneapolis. Row Six: Gary Hoonsbeen, Jr., Black River Falls, Wis.; David Horton, Fr., Minneapolis; Chester Hover- sten, Jr., Alden, Iowa. 147 Row One: Lorna Hoiersten, Fr., Alden, Iowa; Peter Hov- land, ¥r.. Minneapolis; Joseph Hsieh, Jr., Hsin- tien, Taiwan, Free China; John Hugo, Fr., Min- neapolis: Richard Husfloen, Jr., Fargo, N. D. Rou Tuo: Robert lllslrup, Fr., St. Louis Park; Harue Imamiya, Sp., Sapparo Cily, Japan; Marvin hum. Jr., Elmwood, Wis.; Cynthia Jacobsen, Fr.. Scarsdale, N. Y.; Harlan Jacobson, Jr., Ashby. Row Three: Kalhlyn Jacobson, So., Sebcka; Nicole Jacobson, Fr.. Lake Lillian; Robert Jacobson, So.. Sebeka; Harold Jensen, So., Vining; Clair Johannsen, Fr., Hunlley. Row Four: Allen Johnson, So., .Milroy; Carol Johnson, Jr., Si. Paul. Row Five: Carolyn Johnson, So., Minneapolis; Celeste John- son, Fr., Minneapolis; David Johnson, Fr., .Mani- lowoc. Wis. Row Six: George Johnson, So., Sisseton, S. D. ; Gerald Johnson, Jr., Hector; Jennelle Johnson, Fr., Minneapoli . 148 for Having No Time . C J. Row One: Joyce Johnson, Fr., St. Paul; Judy D. Johnson, Kr., MinneaiK)lis; Ralph Johnson, Fr., St. Paul. Row Two: Sheldon Johnson, So., Pennock; Carolyn Jones, Kr., .Miniifapolis; If alter Jones, Fr., Ayden, N. C. Row Three: Richard Jorgenson, Fr., Robbinsdale; Wayne Junlunen, Sr., Cloqucl; . ancy Jury, Fr., Omaha, Nebraska. Row Four: Dennis Kali in, So., Parkers Prairie. Row Five: Kenley Keck, So., Brainerd ; Lee Keller, Sr., Neillsville. Wis.; Richard Kennedy, Jr., St. Paul; Charles King, So., Minneaimlis; Virginia Kloemp- ken, Fr., Stewart. Row Six: Melvin Knulh, Fr., Dunncll; Robert Koeneman, So., St. Paul; Gayler Korsmo, Fr., Northwood, N. D.; Marlene Kronbach, So., Lamberton; In- golf Kronstad, Fr., Minneapolis. 1149 _Lj_ As They Say Row One: Lyie Knisemark, So., Hoffman; Cynthia Kubota, Jr., Chilia-kcn, Japan; Paul Kulander, So., Min- neapolis; Karen Kuszler, Fr., Minneapolis; Eunice Kyllo, Fr.. Wanamingo. Rou ' Two: Sharon Kyllo, Fr., St. Paul; Ernest Laidig, Fr., Wilniar; Ursula Laidig, Fr., Wilmar; Bruce Lar- son, Jr., Slarbuck: Diane Larson, So., Amherst Junction, Wis. Row Three: Dorothy Larson, So., Oak Park. Rote Four: K. Duane Larson, So., Cadott, Wis.; George Larson, .So., Murdock; Ida Mae Larson, So., Norlhfield. Row Five: Jerry Larson, Fr., New I ondon; Marilyn Larson. Vr., St. Paul; Maxine Larson, So., Cokalo. Row Six: lames iMsley, Fr., Fairmont; Ronald Laudert, .•ni., .MinneaiMjIis; Ronald Lecander, Jr., Mcno- monie. Wis. f f . ' 150 C 0 v.- Row One: liiinald Lee, So., Minneapolis; Keilh Leiseth, So.. Butfal ; Kay Lenimerman, Jr., Minneapolis. lifiw Two: Yioniie Lcrjahl, Kr., Grand Forks. N. I).; Jiiililh Lerslad, Fr.. .Minm-apnlis; Cameron I.ieheriow. .So.. Barnesvillf. How Three: Sharon Li land, Fr.. Dollivcr, Iowa; Karen Lindo, Fr.. Minneapolis. Row Four: Sheryl LindqiiisI, Fr., I ' arkirs I ' rairlr; Richard I.indslrom. Fr.. W. ' lrh; I ' hilii, Loken. Fr., Bloom- in;;l(in; Richard l.iind. Sn.. Daw-on; (.orhn Lundsted, Fr.. White Bear. Roiv Five: LaRae Lyon, Jr., Lake Crystal; David Lysdg, So., .Minneapolis; Carol Madson. Fr., Lake Crystal; Gregory Madson, .So., Parkers Prairie; Jnlie Magnuson, So., .Marinette, Wis. Row Six: Frederick Matter. So., Minneapolis; Joseph Mar- ciniak. So.. .Minneapolis; Zoe Marcou, .So.. Min- neapolis; Judith Martin, Jr.. Mpls; James Mason, Fr.. .M|)l,s. Hon One I ' hiHiii Mallisoii. Kr.. LambtTlon ; Merry Ltu, lcGinlr . Kr.. Carpio, N. D.; Lynrte McLean. Kr. Dululh. Rou Tiio: Scott Mrland, Vr.. Minneapolis: Gerald Michel- fen. . VI.. Minneapolis; Barbara Millar. Jr.. Min- nra|i Kou Three: Harbara Milne, Jr., Houston; Curtis Moe, Kr.. iriiqua. Wis. «..«• funr: I inrrnt Moen. Kr.. Karlstad; Marjorie Moland, Jr.. Kt-rtilc; A. Robert Molldrem, Kr., Beloil, Wis.; Cleie Moore, Jr.. Elscanalia. Mich.: Jerry Morlenson, Jr., .Minneapolis. Row File: James Munson. Jr., Omaha, Nebraska; Peggy Mtirdocli. Kr.. .Minneapolis; Paul Myhre, Jr.. . Iinnea|iolis; Marcia Myring, Jr.. Minneapolis; Carol . lyriik. Jr.. .Minnesota. Row Six: liernadine Nelson, So., Portland, N. D.; Hazel elson, Kr., Cornell, Wis.; Jerry Nelson, Kr., Williston, N. D.; Judith Nelson, Jr., Sandstone; Kenneth Nelson, So., Elbow Lake. ij! p (They Who Stand in Retrospect) dMkA Row One: Lola Nelson, Fr., Roseau ; Richard Nelson, Fr., Minneapolis; Ronald Nelson, Fr., Erskine; San- dra Nelson, Fr., Grove City; Sonja Nelson, Jr., Roseau. Row Two: Clarion Neseth, Fr., Kenyon; Lina Neujeld, Fr., Minneapolis; James Noble, Jr., Blooming Prairie; Glenice Nordin, So., Lake Lillian; Mary Ann Nordin, So., Lake Lillian. Row Three: Rose Marie Nordin, Fr., Lake Lillian. Row Four: Patricia Nordlund, So., Clearbrook; Winnie Nord- hind. So.. Clearbook; Arden Norum, So., Eagle Bend. Row Five: Doris Ojstun, Jr., Minneapolis; Richard Ojstun, Jr., Minneapolis; Diane Olsen, Fr., Minneapolis. Row Six: Barbara Olson, St., Cottonwood; Borghild Olson, Fr.. Spicer; Carol Olson, .So., Wilmar. : MM:i 153 How Onr: Cathtrinr Olson, So., Granite Falls; Eddie Olson, S i.. Cicarhrook; Cordon Ohon. Fr.. Saskatche- wan, Canada. Wolf Ttio: Karen Ohon. Fr., Blanchardville, Wis.; Kathleen Olson. Fr., Richfii-ld; Merlyn Olson. Jr., Little auk. How Three: Marlene Orgon, So.. Delano; Jack Osberg, Fr., !innea|K lis; David Osl., Fr., Parkers Prairie. How Four: Sylvia Oslergaard, Fr., Evansville. Row Five: Christian Oswood, So., Minnea|Milis; Sonja Over- moen. Fr., HilUboro, S. D.; Carol Oversvee. So., .S-attle, Wa li.: Lois I ' ankonin, Fr., .Minneapolis; Leonard I ' ankitch. Fr., Leavenworth, Kansas. How Six: Jeanne I ' allon. So.. Minneapolis; Corlyn Paulsen, .S,)., Ellendale; Clayton Paulson. Jr., Clitherall; George Paulson. Fr., Minneapolis; Elaine Peder- sen, Fr, MinneajKilis. CoUege Is the Best Time of Your Life % ? U — LJ mm f n Roiv One: Ramona I ' edersen, Jr., Fergus Falls; Dennis Pederson, Jr.. Wilmar; Dwight Pederson, Jr., Osceola, Wis.; Margaret Perreten, Fr., Henning; Paul Persson, Jr., Minneapolis. Row Two: Diane Petersen, Fr., Minneapolis; Jeanne Peter- son, Fr., Regal; John Peterson, So., Zumbrota; Karen Peterson, Jr., Brainerd: ' ancy Peterson, Fr., New England, N. I). Row Three: Robert Peterson, Jr.. Minneapolis; Deanna Prest- tun. So.. Brainerd; Fay Quanbeck, Jr., Minne- apolis: William Raduenz, Fr., Lucan; Sharon Raii ' o. So.. Minneapolis. Row Four: Joyce Redenbaugh, Fr., Moose Lake; Phyllis Rcdenbaugh, Jr., Moose Lake. Row Fire: James Redeske, .So., Minneapolis; Daryll Rice, Fr.. Halnia; Ann Ring, Fr., Wanamingo. Row Six: Judith Robertson, Fr., Si. Paul; Jcanette Robin- son, Fr., Cannon Falls; Dale Rojjers, So., Mpls. 155 156 Kow One: Elizabeth RolloU. Fr., New Ulm; Shirley Ross. Fr.. Minneapolis; Robert Rulkotvski, Fr.. Minne- apolis; Marie Ruud, So., Minneapolis. Rou: Two: Patricia Soger, Fr., Minneapolis; Marilyn Saure, So., Fergus Falls; Byron Schmid, Jr., Argyle, Wis. ; Marilyn Schmidt, Fr.. Darwin ; Maxine Schneider, So., Emmons. Row Three: Dennis Schroeder, Jr., Minneapolis; Orin Schus- ter, Jr., Brandon. S. D.; Sever! Score, So., Minne- apolis; Ronnie Scott, Fr.. Renville; Janice Sraier, Fr.. Minneapo Row Four: Bruce Setterhotm, Jr.. Minneapolis; Marion Shel- slad, .So.. Doran. Roiv Five: (Henna Shogren, So., Minneapolis; Eldora Shuck, Fr.. .Mccsler, S. D.; Ruth Singh, So.. British (Guiana. Row Six: Gayle Smith, Fr., Minneapolis; David Sol berg, So.. Northfield; John A. Sorensen, Fr., St. Paul. Kow One: Mary Ann Sorensen, Fr., Hutchinson; John D. Sorenson, Fr., Eheva, Wis.; Sandra Sorenson, Fr., Lakcvillc. Kow Tivo: Puiglit Sorheim, Jr., Minneapolis; Dennis Snwrk. S,,., Elko; RonaUl Stanley. Jr., . Iinne- Huw Three: John Stanz. .So., Minneapolis; John Stendahl, St., Minneapolis; Joan Slensland, Jr., Minneapolis. Kow Four: Robert Stevens. Jr., .Si. Paul. Row Five: Gary Slivland, Fr., Lowry; Earl Stockman, Fr., Stewart; Wayne Stockman, Fr., Stewart; Verna Slokke. So., Clarkfield; Patricia Strecker, Fr., Sedan. Row Six: Sa ly Sttiber, Fr., Montevideo; Reynold Stind- Strom, Fr., Big Lake; Carol Svanes, Fr., .Minne- aiwlis; Alfred Svanoe, Jr., Minneapolis; Victor Svanoe, Fr., Minneapolis. But Don ' t Let Them Row One: Karen Siendsen, So., Minneapolis; Patricia Swan- son, So., Walcrlown; Paul Swanson, Ft.. Kcrk- hiiven; Robert Swanson, Fr., Dassel; Gordon Syverson, Jr.. Minneapolis. Row Two: Mar) Thimell, .So., Minneapolis; John Thompson, .Si.. Bloominglon; Mary Thompson, So., Sunburg; Richard Thompson, So., Minneapolis; Ronald Thompson, So.. Ellendale. Row Three: Doris Thorpe, Fr.. Kandiyohi. Row Four: Twylah Tjon, Fr., Rugby, N. D.; Beverly Tollej- son. Jr.. Osnabrock, N. D.; Harry ToussainI, Jr., Milaca. Row Five: Joyce Tow, Fr., Rose Creek; Kay Tracy, Fr., Murrhinson: John Trover, So., Minneapolis. Row Six: Genevieve Trenne, So., Fergus Falls; Karen Trondson, Fr., Lakcfield; Allan Tveite, Fr., Minneapolis. 158 Row One: Afiiielte Ulslad. So.. Benson; Krrmil Valtcen, Jr., I.indslrom: Richard Veien, Fr.. Ellcndalc. Row Two: Carol Vinger, Fr., New Praugue; Marjorie Voll- mer. So., Lamberton; Linnea W a c k e r, Jr., Stewart. Row Three: Lois Wallin, So., Minneapolis; Patricia Walseth, Fr., Echo. Row Four: Ella Wames, Fr., Stephen; Muriel Wekkind. Fr., Minneapolis; Stan West, Jr., New Brighton. 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IM Kt:.rt . n. J...1 A.. 85, 86, 144 K rMlal. Kar n O., 79, 144 Kichhorn. Erika E., 14-4 Kid.-. Orris O. Kid.-. Patricia A.. 144 Kidsn.-ss, Arl.. K. Kkstrand, James F.. 95. 144 Kla kv. Micliael J. KMridc--. I ' alriria D.. 87. 128 Klia-on. Ji.Ann C, 92, 144 Kil.Ui., J, in K., 128 Kllinp . Donald O. Klliniison, Marilyn A., 144 Kllis C(ill.-.n. 86 Enu-riik, Riiliard L. Em.-rson, Myron A. Enj;, Sharon R.. 144 Enp.-n. Barbara J., 84, 144 Enp.vik. Marjori.- A., 81, 86 Kntislrand, Lois E. Erickson, Uonald L. Erickson. Eilward Erickson, Harold, Jr., 94 Erickson. Judith A., 144 Erickson, Karen L., 84 Erickson, Ki-nn.-th Neil, 144 Erickson. Kenneth Noel, 144 Erickson, Robert A. Erickson, Sonya V., 92, 93, 144 Erlandson. Gene M., 144 Esberg, Lucille D. E.tlun.l, Cohen S., 8i. 144 Evan. Philip R., 94 Evavold, Dale E. Evavold, Roscoe, 144 Evenson, D. Bruce. 85. 92, 96, 144 Faber. Kathryn H., 80. 145, Fall. Ronald D. Fallon. Beverly A. Farness, Thelma S. 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Norum, Arden L., 80, 84, 153 Nystuen, Josei)h P., 26, 52, 53, 61, 73, 84, 133 Ofslun. Doris Tollakson, 26, 41, 78, 86 153 Ofslun. Richard E., 37, 39, 78, 93, 94, 153 Oliver, George J. Olsen, Diane Lee, 19, 84, 153 Olson, Donalil A. 01s -n. Rohen N. Olsen, Willard L., 78, 91 Olson. liarhara . l., 153 Olson, Uorghild A., 80. 153 Olson, Carol L, 153 Olson. Catherine E.. 154 OIs.,n, CVdric J. Olson, IVloris .M., 83 Olwin, Donald C, 133 Olson, Douglas O. Olson. Eddie D.. 154 Olson, Edward J. Olson. (;ordc.n IL, 154 Olson, Joanne L., 84 Olson, Karen M., 26, 154 Olson. Kathleen A., 154 Olson. Lee B., 92. 94, 96, 133 Olson, .Marilyn C, 80, 81. 82. 84 Olson, Merlyn, J., 154 Olson, Paul H. Olson. R. Thomas Olson. Richard .M. Olson. Roger C. Olson. William L. Orgon. .Marlene C, 154 Orvik. Carry Lee Osberg. Jack, 94, 95, 96, 154 Oslun l, Robert C. Ost, David H.. 82. 89. 154 Ostergaard. Sylvia R., 26, 41, 52, 154 Osvfood, Christian S., 1.54 Overby, Richard N., 46, 47 Overmoen, Sonja R.. 80, 84, 154 Oversvee. Carol A., 85. 154 Page, Gerald S. Page, Glenn Page, Robert P. Palo, Hildegarde H.. 85. 86, 133 Palo, Rudolph L., 78, 86, 134 Pankonin, Lois A., 154 Pankuck, Leonard E., 154 Patt .n. Jeanne R.. 154 Paulsen. Corlyn G.. 154 Paulson. Clayton A., 78, 79, 89, 154 Paulson. George H., 154 Paulson. Kennil E. Pearson. Bob A. Pearson. Stanley L. Pearson. Vicki Skor, 28, 73, 134 Pedersen, Elaine R., 80, 86, 154 Pederson, Ralph A. Pedersen. Raniona J., 85, 86, 155 Pederson, W. Dennis D. , 89, 155 Pederson. Dwight L., 78. 89, 155 Pederson, Earl E. Perdue. Thomas Perrelen, Margar t M.. 80, 155 Persson, Paul R.. 83. 84. 155 Petersen. Diane E., 155 Peti-rson, Donna .M. Peterson, Eugene S., 40, 83, 84, 134 Peterson, Gerald S., 87 Peterson, Harry L. Peterson, Jeanne A., 84, 155 Peterson, Jerry L., 89, 94 Peterson, John G., 155 Peterson, Karen A., 155 Peterson, Lawrence T. Peterson, .Michael D. Peterson, Nadia Christensen, 45, 134 Peterson, .Nan(7 M., 155 Peterson, Paul . Peterson, Paul D. Peterson, Phil T.. 134 Peterson, Ri, en D., 92, 155 Peterson, Rolx-rl E. Peterson, Rolxrt W. I ' eterson, Rolf, 45 Pelterson, Jerry G. Pickit. David Lee Pipkorn. li.en R. Port. (;ary R., 95 Prentice, Jon K. Presttun, Deanna .M., 79, 84, 86. 93. 155 Pries. Stan T., 80 Prigge. Robin V., 95 PulkralM-k. Carol R., 134 Pundy. Eileen .M., 80, 86, 134 Ouanbeck, David H., 73. 74. 78. 97, 134 Ouanbeck, Fay L., 82, 86, 155 Ouanbeok, Norman J., 134 Quanbeck. Stanley D., 134 Redebach, Robert J., 94 Raduenz, William B., 155 Raivo. Sharon L., 80, 84, 155 Ramswick, .Mien B. Raymond, Phyllis D. Redden. Harold K. Redenbaugh, Joyce J., 155 Redenbaugh. Phyllis .M., 155 Redeske, James F., 95, 155 Rees, Juliana Rice, Daryll C, 22, 155 Richardson, Sharon A. Riesberg, Barbara J. Ring, . nn L.. 86, 155 Ringdal. Sigrun Ringsiad. David J., 135 Roach. Truman B. Roback. J mes D., 62, 94, 96 RobertH)n. Judith A., 84, 155 Robinson, Jeannette L., 80, 155 Robinson, Richard H.. 37, 38, 39, 70, 94, 96 Rock, James H. Roebke, Leland M. Roffers, Dale J., 26, 37, 39, 52, 92, 94 155 Rohde, LaV ' onne M. Rolland, David M. Rolloff. Eli .alH-th I.. 83. 156 Romo, Luther E.. 87, 135 Ronholdt, Ramara A. Rosen, Dale C. Ross, Shirley I., 156 Rosvold. Mario L. Roth. Donald A. Ruth, Betty Ann Rulkowski, Robert L., 156 Ruud, Marie E., 156 Sabo, Martin 0., 73, 78, 79, 89, 135 Seather, Harold E., 85, 156 Sager, Patricia L., 156 Sakariason, Noreen 0. Sallen, Donald A., 73, 135 Sandbo. Marit E. ' , 19, 40, 84 Sandvik, James A. Saugestad, Edwin J., 93, 94 Saure, Marilyn G., 156 Schaller, Lee F. Schilling, Harold W. Schlink, Terry J.. 50, 95 Schmid, Byron C, 89, 156 Schmidt. Marilyn P., 156 Schmidt, Robert W. Schneider, Maxine M., 92, 156 Schroeder. Dennis F., 156 Schroeder, Sonia M. Schueler. Orin J. H., 19, 38, 93, 94, 96, 156 Schwalm, Clair J. Schwarzkopf, Inez M., 90, 135 Score, Seven 0., 80, 156 Scott, Ronnie L., 156 Seaver, Janice A., 156 Seids, William F. Selander. Arlenc B., 27, 70, 82, 86, 135 Setterholm. Bruce W., 156 Setterholm, Perry A. Severson. David M. Seyer, Mark H. Shelstad, Marion H., 156 Shih, Tai-Fu, 135 Shipley, Jack Hix Shogren, David J. Shogren, Glenna S., 82, 84, 92, 156 Shotts, Dale E. Shuck, Eldora M., 156 Singh, Rugh B., 156 Sjobeck, Gerald S. Skaife, Vicki S. Skurdal, Knute B. Sletten, Richard G., 81, 135 Slotvig, Philip L. Smith, Forrest Smith, Gayle E., 156 Smith, Gilbert L. Smith, Mercedes Smith, William S. Snedeker, Qifford R. Sohlden, Jean M., 73, 81, 85, 90, 97, 136 Solbakken, Else D. Solberg, David H., 156 Sollie, Roger S. Solomon, Morton B., 136 Sorensen, John A., 58. 89, 96, 156 Sorensen, Mary Ann E., 84, 157 Sorenson, John D., 80, 89, 157 Sorenson. Sandra M., 84. 86. 157 Sorheim, Dwighl W.. 89. 157 Stanek. Dennis D., 157 Stanley, Ronald H., 157 Stanz, John A., 157 Starner. Richard A. Stauffacher. Lee G. St.nb.rg, Robert F., 83 Slendahl, John H.. 157 Slensland. Joan K. S., ' 80, 82, 157 Stensrud, Alan T. Stevens, Ronal.l (;.. 157 Stevens, Robert C, 91 Slieg, Dennis M. Stivland. Gary H., 157 Stockman, Arlene J. Stockman, Earl A., 157 Stockman. Wayne W., 157 Stokke, Vema L., 83, 157 Strand, Darrell A. Strand, Edythe M. Strand, Theodore H. Strecker, Patricia H., 157 Stuber. Sally Marie. 157 Studlien, Marlene L. Sundquist, Lewis J., 89 Sundstrom, Reynold K., 157 Svanes. Carol M.. 157 Svanoe. L. Alfred. 26, 61, 157 Svanoe, Rennard G., 26, 61, 68, 78, 84, 1,34 Svanoe, Victor G., 26, 61, 85, 157 Svendsen, Karen E., 158 Swanson, Patricia E., 80, 158 Swanson, Paul S., 158 Swanson, Robert C, 158 Swanson, Sharon Jeanne Sylvester, David E., 92, 95 Syverson, Gordon L., 80, 158 TengwaU, Sandra Joan, 80, 85 Tepley. Roger C. Thimcll. Mary E.. 84, 86, 158 Thompsen, Paul A. Thompson, John P., 94, 158 Thompson, Lawrence R., 64, 94, 96 Thompson, Mary R., 80, 158 Thompson, Dick M., 26, 36, 37, 39, 93, 94 158 Thompson, Ronald P., 94, 158 Thormodsen, Myra J., 136 Thome, James T.. 95 Thorpe, Dale G. Thorpe, Doris L., 80, 158 Thorpe, Glenn C, 136 Thorpe, Neal O., 83 Thorsgaard. Arthur W. Thorsgaard. Ralph M. Thorsgard. Ruth M.. 136 Thorson. Dale B.. 52, 63, 93, 94, 96, 136 ' Thronson, Solveig Ann Tildahl. Brent S. Tischer, Tal T., 92 Tjon, Twylah A.. 80. 81. 84, 158 Toenges, Dale R., 136 Tollefson, Beverly M., 84, 86, 158 Tolzmann, Emihe A. Toppe, Louise E., 18, 49, 52, 79 Torgerson, David G. Torkelson, Naomi Torstenson, Gale L., 92, 94, 136 Toussaint, Harry, 86, 94, 158 Tow, Joyce E., 158 Townsend, James A. Tracy, Kay F., 80, 158 Trana, Kathleen A., 80 Traver, John L., 83, 158 Trcnne, Genevieve, 158 Trondsiin, Karen L., 28, 84, 158 Tveitc, Allan P., 158 Tweet, Curtis, 85 Twiton, Mary A., 137 Ulstad, Agnette E. C, 80, 84, 159 Valleen, Kermit L., 85, 159 Veien, Richard D., 159 Vikan, Sigfrid M. Vinger, Carol Ann, 92, 93, 159 Vollmer, Marjorie L., 159 Vorpe, Floyd E., 94 Waekcr. Linnea L.. 159 Wahlberg. Arden G. Walden, Klara A., 75, 137 Wallin, Lois G. Wallin, Mary C, 159 Walseth, Patricia Ann, 80, 83, 159 Wareberg. Gracia E. Wames. Ella S.. 86, 159 Weber, Charles F. Wekkind, Muriel I., 159 Welch, Nancy Ann Wennerlind, James Wm., 87, 137 Werner, Robert J. West, Stan L., 1.59 West, Stuart F., 82, 85, 137 Westby, Judith A., 159 Westphal, Bruce M., 81, 89, 159 Westphal, Carolyn J., 137 White. Clyde E. White, David L. Wiese, Darrell G., 92, 96 Wiggins, Annette J., 80, 159 Wilsey, Duane N., 78, 91, 159 Wilson, Dennis A. Wilson. Lowell A. Wise, Leon 0. Wold. Wallace P., 58, 78, 159 Worden, Sandra J., 159 Yue, Alexander K. Y.. 88, 159 Zahl. Carol J., 159 Ziebarth. Jeneen J., 159 Zielke. Carolyn U., 137 Ziemann. Lowell A., 36, 38, 39, 63, 92, 94, 96, 159 Zinn, Bob W., 87 z O ■ Ml O) CO O) o 8 Ui £ E « E 1 — ■ S ii 9o - .■= y. E 5C E c o „ E 5 3 S 5 c c Q O lU • - u c • -■ T3 13 t C — X 5-: 3 •- - O c .= o ■- u O) ? .1 I S E a 1 OZ s: i: i. «) =. -o  i o o o o SEMINARY INDEX Almquist, James A., 122 Anderson, Kenneth L., 120 Anderson. Norman E., 120, 12] Armstrong, James W., 122 Cliristianson, Harlan C, 122 Dreyer, Earl E., 120 Evavold, Charles A.. 81, 120 Faust, Daniel C, 122 FuUilove, Harry H., 120 Gjerde, M. Kenneth 122 Glasoe, James L., 122 HagesHen. Richard M. Heide, Philip W., 122 Jensen, Carl A., 122 Johnson, C. Leroy, 123 Jolmson, Marshall D., 123 Lundqui-l, George R., 123 Myrvik, Uonald A. Nevin, LeRoy E., 120 Ose, Gaylen V., 123 Rhoe, Kenneth R., 123 Snider, Neal £., 123 Steenberg, Thomas A., 123 FACULTY INDEX Anderson, Ernest W., 39, 101 Anderson, Raymond E., 101 Belgum, Harold J., 101 Berg, Hans, 101 Bergh, Oliver, 81, 101 Brevik, Karl, 101 Carlsen, Glenn, 102 Chase, William M. Chrislock, Carl, 42, 102 Christensen, Bernhard, 27, 100 Colacci, Mario, 102 Cole, Ailene, 42, 43, 81, 102 Dahlen, K. Bemer, 79, 102 Doseff, Ivan, 102 Fisher, Jack Flesner, Dorris, 103 Fosse, Burton P. Gibson, Daryl J. Gisselquist, Orloue 103 Grundman, Dennis J. Gudmestad, L. M., 103 Hall, Lyle C, 79, 103 Hammarberg, Carl R., 104 Hanwick, Theodore, 104 Haugen, Ruben G., 104 HeUand, Melvin A., 104 Hemmingson, A. Robert, 105 Joel, Mildred, 105 Johnson, Einar 0., 42. 105 Kersten, Ralph B. Kingsley, Mimi, 105 Kleven, Bernhardt J., 68, 105 Kruger, John H. Kvamme, Sigrun Landa. Bjarne, 105 Landahl, Carl Larsen, Walter C, 42, 106 Leer, Ramona H., 106 Lillehei, Bertha, 106 Lund, Gertrude S., 69, 106 Lunkley, Bruce, 106 Mayo, Gwendolyn, 106 Mickelberg, Erwin Mortensen, Gerda, 43, 79, 107 Nash, Arthur, 68, 107 Nelson, Edor C, 94, 95, 96, 107 Nicholl, Catherine, 107 Nielsen, Norman L., 22, 108 Olson, Iver B., 108 Oswald, Zetta Ozolins, Karhs, 108 Pearson, Howard, 28, 94, 96, 108 Pederson, Anne, 109 Peterson, Katherine, 109 Peterson, LaVonne, 93, 109 Preus, Ove Quanbeck, Martin, 100, 109 Quanbeck, Philip, 81, 109 Reinecke, Esther E., 109 Riley, Marybelle, 110 Robetorye, Paulette, 110 Sandin, Robert T., 110 Sateren, Leiand B., 71, 110 Savold, Mayo, 71, 79, 110 Segolson, Ruth, 110 ShambUn, Donald, 111 Soberg, George, 111 Sonsteng. Ruth, 42, 111 Stenstrom, Robert C, 111 Strommen, Merton P., 112 Sveeggen, P. A. Swenson, Olaf H., 112 Tangjerd, Agnes B., 112 Thorson, Gerald H., 97, 112 That, John, 43, 113 Thut, Vera, 113 Torgerson, Sheldon, 113 Torstenson, Joel, 113 Trautwein, Marvin E. Turrittin, Adele, 113 Urdahl, Eriing J., 113 Wright, Robert E. ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF INDEX Anderson, Beatrice, 114 Batalden, A. B., 114 Berg, Richard L. Bosmoe, Valborg, 114 Burford, Sere, 114 Cleveland, MUdred, 114 Cole, Barbara Engen, Arthur C. Estness, Borghild, 114 Gerhard, Lilly, 114 Green, Elaine Hammarberg, Ruth, 115 Hjelmeland Sigvald C., 115 Hoel. Irving. 115 Holmquist. Mary Jean, 115 Hundtoft. Myma Johnson. Marcellus. 115 Joski, Joanne, 115 Kambak, Harold, 22, 115 Karja, Mrs. Mary Reta Klask, Helen Langfeldt, Randi, 116 Lundeen, Donovan, 116 Luiidgren, Betty, 116 Medin, Lois, 116 Mehus, Tena, 116 Myers, Violet, 116 Nelson, June, 116 Nelson, Mildred, 117 Petersen, Marilyn, 117 Peterson, Lillian. 117 Shogren, Betty Sorkness, Naomi, 117 Staub, Ema, 117 Stavney, Marlene, 117 Slinar, Kathryn Swensen, . lice Windmann, Friedel, 117 Wolf, Mrs. Irene G. 175 Editor ' s Mcssafne The pattern of a ciicli ' is imitable. When a circle be- comes irregular in shape, it is no longer a circle. And as long as this shape does not form another common geometrical symbol, it has the quality of being dif- ferent. ' ' So it is nilh the development of each person- ality. The further one moves from standard reactions, the more he displays his individuality. We hope that this book reflects somewhat the pat- tern of Augsburg life through its members and scenes. The pattern is vague in places because its shape is con- stantly changing. Too. the word pattern ' implies re- production, and the actions of people cannot be repro- duced. But they can be reflected. That is the job of the camera. Placing this mirror, square by square, before you was an enjoyable experience, made so by those people who weren ' t afraid of work. I am grateful to Naomi, Bonnie. Audrey, and Bruce for encouragement, for will- ing hands and amiable spirits. To the others — this last page extends a handshake from me to all those who con- tributed their time and effort to bringing the 1959 AUGSBU RGIAN to the student body. JEAN SOHLDEN 176 ■■ - ' -9 ' A ij . s II II H (i i () L L i: ; i: OKd RaoflOttd, inc. ARCHITECTS 4 ENGINEERS ■ ' i % if ' ' . 1[ , i Ul - X ■ft ■t