Augsburg College - Augsburgian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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K. BERNER DAHLEN WAUNETA BLACKBURN KRISTOFFER PAULSON Associate Professor of ASSiSi2lI1t Pr0fCSSOI' of English English Instructor in English nglish The world of literature with its wide scope of personalities, problems, and basic issues is a field which becomes more fascinating the deeper one inves- tigates it. From the ancient Greek clas- sics to modern poetry, drama and fic- tion the English department covers the great periods of literature. Fifteen students attended the Private College English Conference held at Hmmm . . . I see the problem. GRACIA CHRISTENSEN ANNE PEDERSON Instructor in English Professor of English MARGARET TRAUTWEIN JACQOLYN CHERNE Instructor in English lnstructor in English

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A ., if KARLIS OZOLINS AGNES TANCJERD MARJORIE SIBLEY Head Librarian Archivist Assistant Librarian Librar The Augsburg student has only a partial view of the work which the library staff does, but they have undouhtably noticed that many helpful improvements in library service and facilities have been made this year. Notable examples of this fact are the new system of open shelf reserve, the new table for the guides to periodical literature, new library furniture upstairs, and the aquisi- tion of a micro-film reading machine. The continuing addition of new books and periodicals also makes the Augsburg College Library of growing value to students. PATRICIA PARKER JOHN JENSON Assistant Librarian and Assistant Librarian Instructor in Library Science Looking for book worms

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BERTHA LILLEHEI LORRAINE LIVINGSTON Instructor in English Instructor in English Gustavus Adolphus College centered around the life and Works of James Joyce. Another important event was the induction of six new members into the Lambda Iota Tau Society. New faculty members were Wauneta Black- burn, J acqolyn Cherne, Margaret Trautwein, and Mary Hinderlie. Home Economics In addition to preparation in the art of homemaking the students in home economics receive training necessary for the pursuit of careers in many divergent fields. The worlds of business, science, journalism, fashion and education are the major areas Where this training is becoming important. KATHERINE PETERSON Assistant Professor of Home Economics if 'S HERB GERIVIAR Instructor in Journalism RUTH SEGOLSON Professor of Home Economics RUTH SON STENG Instructor in Home Economics ,f s ITN il. 5 , M P ,H .