Augsburg College - Augsburgian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Spinis and enthusiasm go up as Sue Nelson rushes down the field to score WHAT A BALL GAME!” Enthusiastic Auggie girls switch rollers and lace for shoulder pads as societies clash in a supercharged football game during Homecoming- OK gang-get tough! shouts Dean Johnson centering the ball for action 17

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Moonlike beams make shadows of the dancefloor at Augsburg's first ■nrmat dance Girls swirled . . men swooned . . a night to remember . . truly a successful first... Ted -Johnson and his date. Margie Ness, await the faculty- production. Faculty Follies. Candlelight causes expressions in contrast on couple...

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FAITH IN LIFE Highlighting the year’s religious activities at Augs- burg College is the annual Faith in Life Week. The 1965 version dealt with a long avoided topic of dis- cussion God, Sex, and the College Campus”. The week’s program of activities encouraged individual thought and expression of those thoughts. Discussion periods led by faculty members and students were held in the faculty lounge and the coffee house. Discussions were on the new morality, homo- sexuality, and Hugh Hefner’s philosophy. Chapel talks given by Rev. L. M. Gudmestad served as a base for the theme of the week. Each event from the showing of La Dolce Vita” to the vesper service was tied to the general theme. Students’ comments on the week ... a good and frank approach to a controversial topic ... the speaker and the chapel services were thought-provoking . . . the special music at chapel was great . . . it’s been a worthwhile week with a pertinent subject.” Faith in Life Week served as a highlight of religious activities —but yet, it stressed the direct inter- play of those things religious and secular; religion and God are not to be considered apart from modern man and what pertains to him. Dor. Mattison leach a discussion period on the Hugh Hefner philosophy.