Augsburg College - Augsburgian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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The Travelers Three, Charlie Ogama, Peter Apo. and Dick Shirley, a versatile team of folk singers and instrumentalists, provided the entertainment after the coronation. Homecoming Highlights A Cup of Trembling, the story of a German martyr who died for free- dom at the hands of the German Secret Police during World War II, was presented by the Religious Dra- ma Players. Cheering sounded forth on the Quad as the Auggic cheerleaders led the pep-fest before the football game with St. John’s. Queen Ann lit a torch, which runners Richard Anderson, Bob Hin , A1 Larson, and Satoru Sudoh relayed to Pa- rade Stadium to signal the start of the game. However, the Johnnies beat the Auggics 26 6 to dampen the Homecoming spirit. Auggic students continued the activities at Roman Holiday,” the post-game pi za party. The Italian street scene, the dimly-lit room, and the Roman market booths yielded an environment of merri- ment. Sunday morning Dr. Sonnack spoke at the worship service to close “ I n-AU G- H U RRA Y-tion Days, Homecoming 1963. 22

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Ha fifty even in defeat. Auggies propose a toast to the “Roman Holiday.” Rembrandts at work on publicity posters. Judy Berg and Dorothy Borsgard. Torch-bearers Al Larson and Bob Him speed toward Parade Stadium to herald the start of tin Homecoming Game. Homecom- Jon ' IVallentine and Carol Kerdrum keep the pizza coming! J 23