Augsburg College - Augsburgian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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, -5: I RAYMOND E. ANDERSON AILENE COLE ESTHER OLSON Associate Professor of Assistant Professor of ASSISIHHI Professor of Speech Speech Speech Speech A very active part of life on the Augsburg Campus is the department of speech. Most students are well acquainted with its regular classroom activities. A learning experience is also given to those students who participated in the department's dramatic productions. HYou Canit Take It With Youf' HA Child is Bornf, HI-Iamletf' and HAria da Capai' were some of the plays which delighted and enriched audiences at Augsburg's Little Theater. Phil Thompson brushing up on his art work. PHILIP THOMPSON Assistant Professor of Art Ari Augsburg's art department is an interesting and integral part of the cultural enjoyment and expres- sion of many Augsburg students. In addition to the regular classroom activities, the art depart- ment sponsored many special presentations during the past year. A total of eight exhibits gilded the walls of the faculty lounge. In December, Mr. August lVIolder took over a studio and facilities at 23rd and Reverside, becoming Augsburg's artist in residence. I w w I I 4 Q mffavAa -wiv ff :uv nm, i 1

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A. ROBERT HEMMINGSON GERTRUDE LUND BRUCE BUDGE Assistant Professor of Assistant Professor of Instructor in Business Economics and Business Secretarial Science Administration and Economics Administration Business Courses offered in the business department display a great deal of variety. Economics, administrative and practical secretarial studies are the main lines of study. Education and Psycholo The two most rapidly growing departments at Augsburg are the psychology and education departments. Psychology is in the process of expanding its curriculum to include a major. The education department continues in its implementation of the new elementary education curriculum. This promises to continue as the program of courses and number of students continues to increase. MARTHA MATTSON EINAR O. JOHNSON Associate Professor of Associate Professor of Psychology and Education Education 28 KENNETH DE YOUNG Instructor in Psychology LYLA MAE ANDEREGG Instructor in Psychology and Education

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COURTLAND AGRE Professor of Chemistry THEODORE J. HANVVICK Professor of Physics ORVALD HAUGSBY Instructor in Mathematics EARL ALTON JOHN HOLUM Aggigtant Professor of Associate Professor of Chemistry Chemistry Science and Mathematics Augsburg's science and math departments give ample opportunity to students in pursuit of scientific knowledge. Revision of courses, new research activities, and participation in clubs, conferences and seminars are some of the paths for progress. Lectures as well as practical laboratory experience offer students knowledge in biology, chemistry, physics, and mathematics. The chemistry department continues in its program for helping high school stu- dents of superior ability. New to the department this year are Lawrence Starkey, Leroy Baker, Orvald Haugsby and Dean Glen Johnson. Edwin Saugestad received his M.A. degree from the University of Minnesota. GEORGE SOBERG LEROY BAKER Professor of Mathematics Instfucwf in PhYSiC5