Augsburg College - Augsburgian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1979 volume:

Augsburgian Augsburg College Minneapolis, Minnesota 1978-1979 i It’s impossible! 3 Friendships growing among the falling leaves. 4 ' 1 $ Anyone for a study break? Where are the football players when I need 'em. Below: Look out Farrah! Kathy’s Toddler 7 s You've got to be kidding Right We can only guess what these guys are up to. The end of the Baggie!! to II 13 Sharing our community. Striving for one Community. 15 senate Student body President and Vice-President; Kevin Honderud and Lynn Schmidtke The Student Sentate deals with many areas of the college. It is composed of student elected representatives who serve a one year term. This year's senate accomplished major projects despite the large turnover in personnel. Row 1; M Nelms. R. Sill. P Hanson. S. Hakalk. H. Pruift Row 2: B Wegfl . B. Ham ple. E. Anderson. Palumbo. S. Halversor. Row 3: L Schmidtke. H. Haukebo. I. Burkhardt. K. Johnson. L Carlson Row 4: K. Bonderud. N. Chobin. J. Phinney. R. Bockbrader. R. Sateren Row 5: Vt. Lundeen. W Peterson. A. Rindahis «■ Director Caca Smith Educational commissioner Brad Elliot ram commission The Program Commission this year was under the watchful eye of Caea Smith, She was assisted by Brad Elliot and Terry Rindahl, and Ross Berndt. Brad served as educational commissioner, Terry as Social Activities commissioner; and Rose planned films for the year. The group sponsored many activities for the year, some of these were dances, coffeehouses, and other such events. rX.c. For the first time in several years Augburg’s Religious Life Commission was headed by one person. Jan Nelsom. Jane was fortunate enough however to have a strong staff to work with. This staff had representatives from each religious group on campus. The RIC was able to bring in several well known performers such as. Doug Howell and Mike Monroe. The RIC also sponsored “Resurrection Week during April to help make us more aware of the world around us. 17 Kov. i: V Peterson. A Turr.k. | Maland. S. Stant;. B. Aune. S Kotcham. G Sathre. D. Haicu ir. R. ('• %•' I R m s I«t K Skihbr I Nsprooth H H WI.i | Anderson. M .Brandt. DDewman C. Conroy Row4:C. Sorlerberx. R . Nordin. | Aune. R Blonmqiml. | Polxinr. B Hanson. | Nygren, D Cher win. M Aune. K Bonderud. | Kidder. M Sparby. S Musvlrn.in. T Tuber. D Sole Row 2: L Johnson. C Braun. K Weiv. V Sylvester. N Chislensen. I. I.undern. K Olson. I.. Reinhart, L. Fairbanks. S. Overby. C Dchlin. M Johnson. 0. Pe.irson. B l.undeen. K Gray T D.ihlin. E. Braur. K West Row 3: | Ra.ien, H Burns. K Horton. D Ki-nknghit. 1) Norgaard.T Anderson. II. Pruitt. I). Niieman. R. Allgor. R. Buller. P Daniels. M Easter. J Hoeger. |. Peterson. _____________________________________________________ The choir goes on tour during January. The year 1978-79 has many memorable events to be remembered by the 66 voice Augsburg choir. This was Dr. Saterens last year of directing the choir. As a teacher, conductor, and composer Leland B. Sateren has established himself as a major figure. His music is performed by choirs throughout the nation. The Augsburg choir, which he has directed for the past 29 years, has enjoyed international acclaim as an outstanding college choral organization noted for its tremendous discipline, fine tone, and technical virtuosity in the face of an extremely adventurous and demanding repertoire. This year the choir toured the west coast during the monthj)f January. during the month o L-H Dr Quanbeck and Dr Torstenson traveled with the group � the choir studied either Cities of the Far W«T or 'Religions of the Far West The choir performed 23 concerts with enthusiastic responses from audiences and critics in the Dakotas. Montana Washington. Oregon. Cjiifom:.! Amona. New Me ico. Colorado. 4nd M.nnesota The tour ended with the Sateren Recognition Concert held 4t Orchestra Hall on Feb 3.1979 The Choir also acquired bright new maroon velvet robes given through the generosity of the Choir Alumni, parents, and fnends. CABERET SINGERS: A student organized student run, pop singers group. The group had several shows and delighted many throughout the Twin City area. Tryouts are held every Fall and past members of the group select the vocalists for the sixteen member group. This year’s members are: Terri Bocklund, Mary Chervvien, Lisa Lundeen. Jan Nelson. Chris Conroy. Kim McWaters. Leslie Quigley, Karla Wiese, Frank Dickson. Brad Elliott, Kris 1 lorton, Jeff Kidder, Rich Buller, Rick Nordin, Craig Soderberg. Jack Raaen. The instrumentalists for the group are Dave Cherwien — piano. Bub Furney — drums, and Scott Anderson — bass. mzz ensemble The Augsburg Jazz Ensemble is an 18-piece organization dedicated to the jazz idiom. The group’s extensive repertoire seeks to preserve the Big-Band jazz tradition of days past, as well as to present current popular music in various jazz styles. In addition to its main objective of entertainment, the Jazz Ensemble is a source of education for its members, allowing each a chance for solo expression, and a solid experience in ensemble playing. MEMBERS: Front: T. Hanson. M. Ncururcr. S. MacDonald. K. Holmen, |. Parry. Middle: B. Jorgensen. S. Bleiffus. D. Dvorak. P. Nelson. Rear: B. Roland. B. Erlinson. B. Simenson. P. Mulligan. J. Sandgren. RHYTHM: piano — J. Carlson, vibes — M. Dakvig, drums — M. Churchill, bass — R. Gardner. j chorale CHORALE FintrawR Couffcrin K EUuad. 1 Pedor I_ Linmjn R Muichintki. 0 McCartney. L Q j.ioily N Andrrton. S. Ctlberl. D. Por � .l A ri on 1 8 r .nr) R en gr Iran . Sw-.oitd row D kortnmaa P t «U T Bocklund L Irffrrv 0 Vent M Fitzgerald. S Walter . L Andrnon. K McWatrrv R Anderaon ? Cl,nr | Leviion K Malrhow third row K ftockbrader ft And rv n 0 L.pptii K Kralavoa B EUion. I NUllsoa. P Skier, old Fourth raw: C Varonyak. I PopJun. M Mattwn. P Kraut . C Canada CHORALE: The Augsburg Chorale provided musical enjoyment for many this year. Under the direction of Rob Engelson. the chorale had several concerts. Along with their Christmas concert, they performed at Augsburg Night at the Guthrie and had three Lenten Concerts in Minnesota and Wisconsin. The Chorale was forty-five voices strong this year and purchased jerseys for themselves with the logo. “If you’ve got the Time. We’ve got the timbre. Officers for the group are: President — Brad Elliott. Vice-President — Kim McWaters. Sec Treas. — Kristy Anderson. Social Chairperson — Terri Bocklund. concert band Row 1: K. Nelson. P. Skjervold. J. Quanbcck. B. Clifford. M. Sullivan. C. Carr. J. Clark. K. Sougslad. Row 2: J. Slurman. C. Landowski. K. Holmen. P. MeVey. B. Froberg. M. Neururer. T. Hanson. J. Parry. K. Knutson. J. Holm. B. Ahl. A. Voelker. N. Nystuen. K. Berg. Row 3: P. Herzon. I.. Benninger. K. Blizrud. L. Kasper. W. Fiscus. K. Mickelson. S. Groth. D. Mattson. T. Peterson. A. Norton Hanson. N. Risly. J. DeFrecse. S. Anderson. J. Smdren. P. Eggcn. B. Simenson, P. Mulligan. B. Erlanson. J. Lillejord. B. Roland. Row 4: J. Mattison. R. Agrimson. B. Jorgensen. D. Krueger. D. Dvorak. R. Rogers. P. Nelson. S. Bleifuss. Standing: P. Burman. J. Driscoll. M. Oakvik. M. Churchill. B. Gardner.____________________ This was Larry Tallman's first year directing the Augsburg Concert Band. The 1978-79 organization consisted of 54 members, 17 of which are music majors. Highlighting the year was a week long tour to Illinois and Indiana. The band played six well received concerts during the five days on tour. The band has also performed mini-concerts for the dedications of the new music building and Parent’s Day, played a Lenten concert, and hosted Jazz Fest Five”. The band’s final performance was at commencement. I Row 1: M. Cherwien. E. Parbst. C. Lund. K. Erdahl. H. Haukebo. A. Narr.}. Stickey. D. Stanger. Row 2: S. Paglarini. R. )ones. J. Green, G. Peterson. A.Preves, S. Johnson. J. Moiniken. M. Webster. N. Nysteun. C. Landswski, J. Sturman, C. Heyne. J. Holm. T.Hubbard. Row 3: C. W. Douglas. B. Reuther. A. Kjentiet. R. Hubbard. B. Simenson. P. Mulligan. J. Carlson Our Orchestra, under the direction of C. William Douglas, had a busy year. They performed three times here at Augsburg, as well as participating in a worship service at Plymouth Congregational Church, and a concert at the Minnesota Federal Atrium in downtown Minneapolis. Their last concert was a concerto that featured several student soloists; the St. Paul Chamber Orchestra also participated. The Orchestra went on a four day “clinical tour in November. During this time they combined both rehearsals and concerts. C. William Douglas. Director of the Augsburg Orchestra. 22 CHAPEL CHOIR: Under the direction of Becky Bjella. Chapel Choir has grown in popularity and size. Meeting every Monday night in old main chapel, the choir prepares for their participation in occasional eucharists and chapels. The Music Therapy Club plays an important role in the education and social life of Music Therapy students. Meetings are held monthly and vary from disco lessons to a demonstration on using music with deaf children. Major events for the Club included a presentation at the music department's performance workshop, and a Valentine’s Day Carnation sale. Money from the annual fund raiser is used to (rase the costs of students attending the Regional Conference. This year the Club adopted a constitution and was recognized by the student senate. MUSIC THERAPY CLUB MEMBERS: K. Anderson. B. Tuveson. K. Mickelson, J. Peterson, M. Douglas. K. Greay. S. Stang, D. Dupre, R. Metzler, D. Pavel. R. Case, M. Johnson. C. Heyne. V. Volk. C. Berg. T. Bocklund, L. Labelle, D. Uzelac. A. Turch. Admissions serves as the buffer for all incoming freshmen and transfers. Because of their concerned staff, they arc able to help make this transition as easy as possible. Front row: Sue Bonner. Kathy Lange. Bill Ross. Jennifer Edwins. David Benzel. Helen Christensen. Anthony Harris. Susan Dyer. Della Not pictured: Louise McColl KCMR is a radio station run by Augsburg students. It offers many an opportunity to gain new skills. The station is often played over to commons intercom and provides entertainment for students and others. General manager— Pete Temple. Programs director — John Kruse. Sports director — Peter Froehlke. Promotions director— L. Mann 24 The professionals in the CSD often seem to be attempting to do the impos- sible. Yet in providing career guidance, counseling, seminars, and sometimes simply a sympathetic ear they help to improve student outlooks. Front row: Barb MacEachern. Joan Slater. Judy Essman. Erik Anderson. Back row: Barb Rockwell, Rick Thoni, Linda Alberg, Joe Volker. Pat Olson. Housing Staff 1979: Back row: Lori Lassi, Dan Luk, Paul Sanne- rud. Randy Rogers. Leslie Quigley. Todd Tischer. Kim Duffert. Mid- dle row: Julie Mayes, Cindy Ragen. Linda Alberg, Sheri Tante, Jan Clemmons. Front row: Cindy Anderson, Lisa Novotny. The Seek or Speak (SOS) staff provides answers for all those essential questions asked by the Augsburg Com- munity. What's for dinner? Where’s the F.D.R. room? Are there any tickets left? Rollie Bockbrader, Lisa Novotny. Michelle Bernard. Christy Smith. 25 THE BACKBONE OF COMMUNICATIONS It is difficult for people to understand the problems associated with running one of the state's last weekly college newspapers. It all relates to publicity and coverage — the before and after. What is significant? What might be interesting? Who will make the most noise if unable to cover an event? We were quick to learn that significant news does not flow from this college community on a regular basis. We accepted the challenge and have taken pride in being the backbone of communications at Augsburg. Larry Couture Editor-in-Chief ECHO STAFF: Larry Couture. Mike Lundeen. Rob Tomalka. Roald Saternen. Estie Brouwer. Chris Halvorsen. Holly Groten. Kristen Olsrud, Diane Meyers. Laurie Nelson. Eric Kanten. Jeff Danielowski. Mike McColl. The library staff at Augsburg aids students and faculty in search of resource, reference, and various other types of materials. Boyd Koehler. Margaret Anderson. Myrna Liebers. Beth Morquist. Grace Suldrud. Irene Shilling. Lorraine St leper. Marjorie Sibley. The Pholo Staff takes pictures for the ECHO, the Augsburgian. and just about anyone else who needs pictures in. or about Augsburg community. STAFF: K. Barnes. S. Tamte, E. Jordahl, E. Kantcn, J. Daniclowski. Howie Smith. Not shown: Phil Hsiao. The Augsburgian staff works during the year to put together a book that will capture feelings, places, events, and people. Long hours are spent trying to get people together for pictures, scores for games and names for faces, yet somehow it all gets done. STAFF: Becky Lundeen, Mike Lundeen. Sheri Tamte. Sally Hough. 27 i Nursing: Nancy Malcolm. |udy Maccarelli. Melon Woelfol, Sue Nash. Carol Hoffman. Not shown: Bev Nilsson. C.H.K.: Admissions Assl. Thomas Birmingham. Director Vorn Bloom. Below: Food Service — Carl Stromer. Minnie Barto, loan Wigglosworth. Flame Norgren. Donna Sunnell. ('.ail Forints. Shirley Wolfe. Ted Sneen. Annie |eme- son. Fern Sodjo. Bill Wolfe. Left: Registrar’s office: Eliza- beth Deakine. Pam Louisa. Bev Wegge, Marlys Nelson. Hazel B urget. Below: Financial Aids: Herald Johnson. Kris Halvorson. Marian Anderson. Vivene Luthi. Peg Larson. Lorraine Carlson. Not shown: Phyllis Stone. Above Left: Maintenance — John Johnson. A1 Sandal. Rudy Fabian. Hazel Skare. Don Gustafson. Cheryl Magnuson. Sidney John- son. Mary Halverson. Pat Stiles. Ed Beck- man. Darryl Delude. Graphics Dept. Karen Kleist. Therese Morri- son. Darlene Ciolek. 29 30 Millie Nelson. College Center Manager Mailroom Crew: |. Nelson. B. Elliot. T. Bock- luncl, B. Bjella, L. Tjoa. K. Oman. M. Aune. K. Olsen. R. Rowaldt. Special Events Crew: M. Mouring. R. Tungseth. C. Wal- ters, S. Singer. Hremseth. E. Midthun. Bookstore Manager Robert Cores, and secre- tary Mary McGuire. cctteac center Game Room Supervisor: Gus Nelson Chinwag: Josephine Shier. Alice Johnson. Arlene Carlson. Not shown: Sonja Eylandt. Melita Fossum. ______ Campus Pastor Lowell Brandt Fine Arls Coordinator Monica Mayes, and Music Secretary Cynthia Nelson Pastor Brandt and staff: Roxir Wohlers. Sally Stang. Nancy Homan. Jeff Peterson. Becky Bjella Public Relations office: Front: Pat Mattos. Lois Wollam. Jan Rykken. Back: Kathy YakaL. Laurie Wn .el. Bea Anderson. Craig Ketc- hum. 31 32 Above: Smile! You're on Candid Camera Below: A night of fellowship. Above: What are you trying to say? 33 Theswami predicts great things. ; Talent show celebrities??? Kick Thoni at the auction. Like the past year's Homecoming was a week full of events highlighted by a unique Augsburg tradition — The Smorgasbord. The smorgasbord being of Swedish-Norwegian heritage signifies Augsburg's Scandanavian roots. Because of the? large amounts of food prepared (150 lbs. of fish. 200 lbs. roast beef, and 80 lbs. of ham to name some.) the food service staff is especially busy. On the average each individual spent 13 to 14 hours overtime in preparation and serving. The Smorgasbord was well attended and definitely worth the wait. Great music at the talent show. Desert Skies. This year the talent show was M.C.'d by Boh Gardner and David Cherwin. The show consisted of skits, music, and humor. The music was exceptionally well done, the skits sometimes funny, and the humor... well it made the Augsburg crowd laugh. Sonic of the talent show musicians. | The faculty-staff auction, a tradition. I 1 The M.C.'s wait for their cue. I The faculty staff auction went well this year with everything from meals, vacations, plants, and numerous other stuff on sale to the highest bidder. The auction is a great chance to see faculty and staff members outside of their everyday duties, and the things for sale often give students a glimpse into their personalities and talents. 35 atcohol forutn A new party policy was discussed in a student body alcohol policy forum held in the College Center during Oct. Arranged by the Alcohol Ad Hoc Committee of the Student Senate, the forum brought out developing plans for a new campus alcohol policy. The new policy contained freedoms and restrictions. [ Panel members discuss the alcohol policy I B. S. Du played the Zither. I Chinese folk songs were sung. China Day held Nov. 10 and 11 was a part of founders week at Augsburg. The programs during the day offered many insights into the land of China. During the week Chinese art was on exhibit, chapel service dealt with themes on China, and Pres. Anderson spoke on missionary work in China. 30 I Spear dance'' done bv Susan Ch Guthrie Day at Augsburg proved to be an interesting one for theater buffs. During the day people from the Guthrie held workshops and lectures on topics such as; costume, set design, production, and writing. The Guthrie also held a costume show in the College Center. This year Augsburg had the rare treat of being host to the Crown-Princess of Norway. During the time she was here the Princess toured the school and ate at a luncheon given in her honor. crown princess 37 matchmaker I Mark johnson and M B.mirhy wonders what hr s gotten himself into. Is it pudding Cornelius?' l.asl fall Augsburg presented the Matchmaker written by Thorton Wilder. The Matchmaker is source for the musical 1 lello Dolly . The story begins in Yonkers. New York with a pair of lovers and the woman's protecting uncle who sends her to New York City. Dolly Levi then steps into the picture and the plot thickens. The acting was superb, and was beautifully complemented by the well designed and constructed set. Guest director Warren Bowles led the cast through a successful production as did Micheal Beary set designer. A large amount of the success was due to the ability of the cast and technical crew to work well together. The play was well received by the Augsburg community. 3$ Matchmaker was definitely one of Augsburg’s greatest Dramatic successes. The Augsburg Community looks forward to more entertainment from its talented drama department. Ordering dinner at Harmonia Gardens. Our neighboring Mixed Blood theater company was kind enough to lend the Little Theater one of its talented young artists, Warren Bowles. 39 The Black Student Union of Augsburg College planned a month of activities in observance of Black 1 listory Month starting Feb. 12 and continuing till March 10. The month began with the raising of the black and green flag which symbolizes the black culture. The theme this year was “Unity — Let’s get it together . The BSU had two specific objectives for this year’s activities: To create the awareness of Black History in the Augsburg community, and to help the black population at Augsburg to redefine themselves with respect to their history. To achieve these objectives speakers on Black History. Gospel night. Talent night, and a film were planned. The month long celebration climaxed with a benefit dance on March 19. btacd fustom month «now weed Umess gets into the Christmas Spirit Do you know the bunny-hop?! Ceamtna for The 1960’s inspired, among other things, a push to move formal education out of the classroom. A swing of the historical pendulum in the 1970’s has squelched that wide-spread passion for practical learning. Still, some liberal educators persist. Augsburg students had opportunity to participate in some of that formal learning this past spring. Joan Slater, director of student activities, and Linda Shrempp-Alberg. director of student life, put together a Learning for Living program modeled after similar mini-courses at the University of Minnesota. The classes offered were designed to meet the needs of the community at the present time, explained Shrempp-Alberg. We looked for courses that would be flexible, fun, and cheap — a way to do things you can't afford to take a class in, but would still like to dabble in. Course topics included such things as modern dance, camping, and ballet. 41 Bill Simenson solos on his trumpet. Ken 1 lolmen on the; saxaphone. | Pres. Anderson and L. B. Sateren. I recognition concert jass fest V L B. Sateren and friends. It was an outstanding concert. This year's Jazz Fest Five was held Fri. and Sat . March 23 and 24. Friday night Started with some numbers by the two Jazz combos and Jazz Ensemble II. These groups played everything from old swing to a Chuck Mangione piece. Jazz Ensemble and the featured guest of the evening, Cary Foster then played a number of entertaining pieces. Saturday night began with the Augsburg alumni jazz ensemble. Doc Carlson was back to direct this group. Jazz Ensemble I followed them and then soon after intermission the second featured artist of the festival. Bobby Shew, played a number of pieces. As was expected.Shewssoioingtechnique was phcnonmenal. Overall Jazz Fest V was a definite success. The few problems in performance were overcome by the musicality and emotion of the band. The concert given to honor Leland B. Sateren at Orchestra Hall was a grand success; as it should have been. gfime riiafvt Came Night at Augsburg was an undeniable success. The Dating Game. The Newlywed Came, and Password with its teams of students and faculty or staff, provided entertainment, suspense, and more than a few laughs throughout the evening. K. Barnes certainly had a good time with the date of his choice!! Came Night was sponsored by Urness Tower and included pizza prizes, tickets to a Kick's game, and even a ping-pong table. I Our throe lovely young ladies. 11 Our new Mr. Urness unwraps his gift The blues entertained while the judges deliberated I Password contestants 43 f senior art shove Entries in the show included sculpture and paintings The Senior Art Show was held in the College Center last spring. Many students, both art majors and non-art majors entered various works. Polleryand jewelry were also included in the show. wheetch air basRetfoaCC servant of truo masters Oh, I am not so fastidious. I will take her in spite of that. (I mean to have some fun out of this.) This year's spring play, done by the Augsburg Drama department, was The Servant of Two Masters by Carlo Goldoni. The play was written in the commedia dell'arte style popular in Italy and France during the 17th and 18th centuries. The commedia dell’arte uses stock characters, meaning that they are typical characters in typical situations. The cast includes lovers, a miser, a doctor, and many more human types, extended to focus on their one outstanding characteristic. Julie Driver, the play’s director, said I'm tryirfg to do this show as a combination of Laurel and 1 lardy and Fellini (Italian film director), emphasizing the slapstick, the theater of the absurd, and all the bizarre, grotesque things in Fellini’s films. The play is a comedy, and it definitely was funny. The set was designed by Paul Sanrud. the costumes by Don Fiddler. Many interesting things came out of the trunks. The actors rehearse. 4C I CAST Pantalone....... Dr. Lombardi... Silvio.......... Florindo......... Brigellia ...... Truffaldino .... Clarice......... Beatrice Rasponi Porter........... 2 waitresses Smeraldina .... Claques......... ....Daniel Neumann .....Randy Johnson ........Gary Rorman ....Peter Rosenkvist .........Paula Cline Micheal Laudenslager .....Laurie Fysksen .......Julie Papulas .......Bruce Johnson ........Kathy Adams Diane Krause ........Kair Eklund .....Craig Voronyak Jeannette Panagos Nancy Risty Robert Hubbard Sonya Heglund Eric Jordahl Kathy Adams poses for a picture. | Truffaldina leading the good life . 1 Patience, patience, my good sir, take it easy. Three questions at once is too much for a poor man. Yes. sometimes two masters are best. Oh misery — what will happen to us? Don’t be frightened you are mine and 1 will protect you. 47 i Take a Walk on the Moon”. | The “Day in May festivities were well received by the Augsburg community. Many students and faculty worked together and joined in the merry making. All considered the “Day in May was quite a success. | The Augsburg Faculty band entertained us during lunch7 4S ' Flowers were sold to passershy. CSD sold many of their famous Riant cookies. | The balloon stand was a popular place? On Friday. May 4 Augsburg had its whoop-it- up. all-out finale to a trying nine months of hard work, its Day in May . Classes were cancelled for the afternoon and booths of all sorts were set up in the quad. Everything from a moon- walk to face painting, kisses, and back issues of the ECHO were offered. The day ended with a pig roast and latera dance at Si Melby. 50 . SENIORS: freedom to . . . take on the world . . . 1 51 Barbara Ahl Hector. Minnesota Bradley Anderson Hector. Minnesota Chellis Anderson David Anderson Hector. Minnesota St. Louis Park. Minnesota Dawn Anderson Dawn Anderson Edina. Minnesota Mankato. Minnesota Debby Anderson Fridley. Minnesota Douglas Anderson Chaska. Minnesota Eric Anderson Jody Anderson Clarks Grove. Minnesota Alexandria. Minnesota Unda Anderson Neil Anderson Hartland. Minnesota Minneapolis. Minnesota Kathryn Ascher Richfield. Minnesota Patrick Ashwood Richfield. Minnesota Pamela Aslakson Jody Asprooth Richfield. Minnesota Cedar Rapids. Iowa Charles Aydt Minneapolis. Minnesota Debra Balcer Olivia, Minnesota John Aune Braham. Minnesota Mark Aune Grand Rapids. Minnesota Anne Bannon Minneapolis. Minnesota Hazel Barmorc Eagle Grove. Iowa Kirsten Berg Osseo. Wisconsin Laura Berg Luck. Wisconsin 53 Judy Berkeland SI. Paul. Minnesota Steven Berkeland St. Paul, Minnesota Nancy Bittner Eau Claire. Wisconsin Becky Bjella Cedar Rapids. Iowa |ohn Blinn Minneapolis. Minnesota Kenneth Bloom South St. Paul. Minnesota Scott Bocklund White Bear Lake. Minnesota Daniel Bolianovich South St. Paul. Minnesota Kevin Bonderud Bloomington. Minnesota Steven Brandes Minneapolis. Minnesota Ann Mane Brennan Dover. New Hampshire Holly Brett Minneapolis. Minnesota 54 Cindy Brehm Detroit Lakes. Minnesota Terese Briggs Minneapolis. Minnesota Valerie Buchan St. Paul. Minnesota Jeffrey Buck Minneapolis. Minnesota Elaine Buechner Austin. Minnesota . — Kay Byrne Minneapolis. Minnesota Jonathan Carlson Burnsville. Minnesota Laurie Carlson Braham. Minnesota Heidi Carman Neenah. Wisconsin Kathleen Buchen Minneapolis. Minnesota Brian Carlsen Blair. Wisconsin Charles Cassada Bloomington. Minnesota 55 Marjorie: Chan Camp Spring. Maryland David Cherwien Minneapolis. Minnesota Nick Choban South St Paul. Minnesota Carol Christiansen Robbinsdale. Minnesota Bonnie Clascn St. Paul. Minnesota Maria-Alma Copeland West St. Paul. Minnesota Thomas Countryman Minneapolis. Minnesota Mary Croft Bayporl. Minnesota Kathleen Cummings Douglas Dahl Cary Dahle Jeanne Dahle Richfield. Minnesota Richmond. Wisconsin New Brighton. Minnesota Richfield. Minnesota SO Paul Daniels Robbinsdale. Minnesota Timothy Danielson St. Louis Park. Minnesota Julia Davis Richfield. Minnesota Lisa Davison Minneapolis. Minnesota Camille Dehlin Alexandria. Minnesota Priscilla Dordell Shoreview. Minnesota Zoe Drookwimytcrnn Taywee Town. Liberia Jeffrey DeFrcesc Richfield. Minnesota Carol Dubovick Mountain Iron. Minnesota Janice Duffy Roseville. Minnesota 9 A Denise Dupre White Bear Lake. Minnesota I Dana Ebeling Farminjjton. Minnesota 57 David Eilrheim Fridley, Minnesota Robert Egan Minneapolis, Minnesota Cynthia Elftmann Columbia Heights. Minnesota Craig Ellestad Minneapolis, Minnesota Bradly Elliott Simsbury. Connecticut Cynthia Ellman Montomcdi. Minnesota Linnea Elrod Mankato. Minnesota Cynthia Erickson New Brighton Minnesota Cail Erickson Roseville. Minnesota Lome Estrem Kenyon. Minnesota Kathryn Encalada Apple Valley. Minnesota faette Fedor Minneapolis. Minnesota 58 Scott Forsberg Kenyon. Minnesota Gary Franson Thief River Falls. Minnesota °S James Frecburg Owatonna. Minnesota Kathleen Gabrielson Minneapolis. Minnesota Linda Gellcrman Lanae Gilbertson St. Paul. Minnesota Albert Lea. Minnesota William Garner Richfield. Minnesota Susan Garni Ely. Minnesota Judith Cordon Minneapolis. Minnesota Timothy Gordan Red Wing. Minnesota Joy Gosh Brooklyn Center. Minnesota Kathryn Gray Bisbce. Arizona Maryann Graziano Mark Green Hopkins. Minnesota Maple Grove. Minnesota J Katie Grinaker Moorehead. Minnesota Douglas G reset h Kenyon. Minnesota Thomas Grindberg Forest Lake. Minnesota Holly Groten Albert Lea. Minnesota Jennifer Grund New London. Minnesota Valda Gulbis Minneapolis. Minnesota David Gullickson Mark Gustafson Excelsior. Minnesota VVarroad. Minnesota Toma Gustafson Inver Grove Heights. Minnesota Mark Haekbart Colden Valley. Minnesota 60 Carole Hagel Deborah Haggar Diane Haida Denise Hanson St. Paul. Minnesota Sioux Falls. South Dakota Minneapolis. Minnesota LaCrossc. Wisconsin Pamela Hanson Fairmont. Minnesota Scott Hanus Blaine. Minnesota Christcl Hartwick Minneapolis. Minnesota Christopher Haug Plymouth. Minnesota Shelley Haupt Sonya Heglund Holly Heisc Diane Hcllerstedt Hibbing. Minnesota Ashland. Wisconsin Prior Lake. Minnesota Escanaba. Michigan 61 Mall Hcngy Eagle Like. Minnesota Douglas Henry St. I.ouis Park, Minnesota John Helzler Minnetonka. Minnesota Bradley Hcyne Minneapolis. Minnesota Mark Heyne White Plains. New York Karin Hickstcin Minneapolis. Minnesota Cynthia Hill Cottage Grove. Minnesota Marion Hinz Crystal. Minnesota Joel Hoeger James Hokenson Scott Hokenson Lewis Hotchkiss Sioux Falls. South Dakota Minneapolis. Minnesota Waseca. Minnesota Bloomington. Minnesota Sarah Hough Laurie Hoversten David Hunter Signe llstrup Dearborn. Michigan Edina. Minnesota Mendota Heights. Minnesota Buffalo. Minnesota Bradley Imsdahi Buffalo. Minnesota Anne Ingersoll Hutchinson. Minnesota Catherine Ingman Crystal. Minnesota Barbara Ireton Minneapolis. Minnesota Thomas lackson Dennis Jacobson Keith Jacobson Terry Jellisoti St. Paul. Minnesota Minneapolis. Minnesota St. Paul. Minnesota Eden Prairie. Minnesota 63 Lynn Joel Minneapolis. Minnesota Annette Johnson Edina. Minnesota Pete Jenkins Bloomington. Minnesota Carol Johnson Fridley. Minnesota Diane Johnson Millbury. Massachusetts Daniel Johnson Harris. Minnesota Kevin Johnson Mande! Johnson Mark Johnson Wjyzala. Minnesota Edina. Minnesota Rice Lake. Wisconsin Ayrlahn Johnson Edina. Minnesota Cary Johnson Waterville. Minnesota Roberta Johnson Richfield. Minnesota Susan Johnson Tim Johnson Robert Kappers Cynthia Kelm Minneapolis. Minnesota Fairmont. Minnesota Minneapolis. Minnesota Montcvidio, Minnesota Michael Kennedy PaulKilde Patti Klein Kristi Kleven Richfield. Minnesota Altus Air Force Base. Oklahoma Alexandria. Minnesota Robbinsdale. Minnesota Mary Krassin Shane Krey Thomas Kulenkamp Mark Lamberty Waseca. Minnesota West St. Paul. Minnesota Mendota HeiRhts. Minnesota Northfield. Minnesota L 65 Paulelte Lappi Stillwater. Minnesota Carolyn Larson Fort Dauphin. Madagascar Deborah Larson Lakeville. Minnesota Paula Larson Edina. Minnesota |oannc Leighton Minneapolis. Minnesota Susan Lenart Mounds View. Minnesota «en 110« Mark Lewis West St Paul Minnesota Debra Lockwood Colden Valley. Minnesota Aleida Lund Fridley. Minnesota Mark Lundee Osceola. Wisconsin Lorna Lepisto New York Mills. Minnesota Ann Leukam Brooklyn Center. Minnesota T.-S«v Rebecca M. Lundecn Debra Lutlerman Bloomington. Minnesota Cambridge. Minnesota Michael Lundeen Mendota Heights. Minnesota Rebecca J. Lundecn St. Paul. Minnesota Mary Lutz Minneapolis. Minnesota Sara MacDonald Glendale. Arizona W 1 Philip Madsen Ellen Mahli Luck. Wisconsin Minneapolis. Minnesota Deborah Mahoney Minneapolis. Minnesota Candy Mainville Newberry. Michigan Perry Malcolm Renee Marshall Anoka. Minnesota Farmington. Minnesota 67 Ann Martinson Moose Lake. Minnesota Wilma Mason Minneapolis. Minnesota Michael Matson Minneapolis. Minnesota Peter Martignacco Minneapolis. Minnesota Mark Mattson Scott McDaniels Marguerite McDonough Vernon McIntyre Minneapolis. Minnesota Bloomington. Minnesota Roscmount. Minnesota Anchorage. Alaska Scott Meade Debra Mercier Laila Mestoura Randy Meyer Minneapolis. Minnesota Richfield. Minnesota Ain Leuh. Morocco New Richland. Minnesota Diane Meyers Glenwood City. Wisconsin David Mol Minneapolis. Minnesota Sally Neighbors Minneapolis. Minnesota |anis Moebus Bloomington. Minnesota Joanne Moeller Stanley, Iowa Mark Moksnes Robbinsdale. Minnesota Beverly Munson Robbinsdale. Minnesota Carol Murphy Mendota Heights. Minnesota Jill Nasvik Fagan. Minnesota David Nelson Stillwater. Minnesota Jan Nelson Merrill. Wisconsin Keith Nelson Roseville. Minnesota 69 Laurie Nelson Not kfortl. Illinois Nicholas Nelson Daniel Neumann Weslby. Wisconsin Minneapolis. Minnesota Susan Ohnesorjje Nithficld. Minnesota Walter Ohrbom Susan Olsen Milton. Florida Minneapolis. Minnesota Roberta Paige Minneapolis. Minnesota Shawn Pagliarini E velet h. Minnesota Karen Olson Columbia Heights. Minnesota Emilie Nystuen Windom. Minnesota lane Olson Brill. Minnesota Adelaide Parbsf West St Paul. Minnesota 70 Elsa Parbst Wcsl Si. Paul. Minnesota Nancy Lee Pearson Minneapolis. Minnesota Nancy Lynn Pearson Minneapolis. Minnesota Paul Pearson Richfield, Minnesota ■■ m A Kathy Peloquin Hihhing. Minnesota Karen Peterson Roseville. Minnesota lay Phinney Wood Lake. Minnesota William Pine St. Paul. Minnesota Kay Peterson Truman. Minnesota 71 Donald Poller Burnsville. Minnesota Thomas Puslovar Chisholm. Minnesota Barbara Quaas Minneapolis. Minnesota Christine Quistad St. Paul. Minnesota l.isa Radosevich Two Harbors. Minnesota Terri Radovich Nibbing. Minnesota Kim Ranczka Crystal. Minnesota Mary Ratcliff Mapleton. Minnesota Cheryl Reiners Wyoming. Minnesota Kay Rice Edina. Minnesota Steven Rinehart Minneapolis. Minnesota [anet Roemer Tracy. Minnesota Jacqueline Roeslcr Waseca. Minnesota Vicky Rohda Roseville. Minnesota Laura Rolfc Hopkins. Minnesota James Roof Littleton. Colorado Grant Rykkcn Coon Rapids. Minnesota Gail Sabasko Minneapolis. Minnesota Joel Sandstrom Bloomington. Minnesota Mark Sanek Minneapolis. Minnesota Lynn Schmidtkc Farmington. Minnesota Rita Schultz St. Paul. Minnesota Teresa Serbus Forest Lake. Minnesota Scott Schuman Brooklyn Center. Minnesota Arlene Shorts Rickey Sicnkiewicz Katharine Skibbe Patti Skoglund lackson. Minnesota Burnsville. Minnesota Edina. Minnesota Iron Mountain. Michigan Caea Smith Diane Sommers Edina. Minnesota Faribault. Minnesota Sandra Spitzack Morristown. Minnesota Karen Sougstad Nibbing. Minnesota Cynthia Sroka Sally Slang Deanna Stanger .Annette Stiem Columbia Heights. Minnesota Clenwood Cit . Wisconsin Alexandria. Minnesota Nibbing. Minnesota 7a Barbara Stoffcl New Mope. Minnesota il Thomas Strohmayer Circle Pines. Minnesota Mary Stumme Minneapolis. Minnesota lennifer Sturman Orono. Minnesota Philip Styrlund St. Cloud. Minnesota Mark Svcndsen Maplewood. Minnesota Sheri Tamte Virginia. Minnesota Martin Teigen Sauk Rapids. Minnesota Robin Tomalka Mound. Minnesota ) Theresa Sturm Burnsville. Minnesota Pamela Swenson Burnsville. Minnesota Mark Tonsager St. Paul. Minnesota Betsy Tuveson Albert I.ea. Minnesota Scott Warner Springfield. Missouri Karen Willberg Hibbing. Minnesota RuthTwctc Thomas vonTraulwein Karen Wadatz Glencoe, Minnesota Brooklyn Center. Minnesota Minneapolis. Minnesota Marion Weber St. Paul. Minnesota Stephen Wentzell Minnetonka. Minnesota Karla Wiese Northfield. Minnesota LuAnn Wingard Elk River. Minnesota Lilia Xochihua Minnetonka. Minnesota Kathy Yakal Normal. Illinois 70 Dawn Zocher David Zwingle Richfield. Minnesota Minneapolis. Minnesota SENIORS NOT PICTURED John Akin Farmington. Minnesota Geri Brose Minneapolis. Minnesota John Fischback St. Paul. Minnesota Ramona Anderson Baudette. Minnesota Pamela Cantly St. Paul Minnesota Gary Franson Thief River Falls. Minnesota Maxine Berg Alpena. Michigan Jeanette Carris St. Paul. Minnesota Gary Gangstee Wayzata. Minnesota Michelle Bernard Bloomington. Minnesota Timothy Clark Bloomington. Minnesota Shawn Gilbert Bloomington. Minnesota Kathryn Bcrry-Koppang Excelsior. Minnesota Gloria Connole Brooklyn Park. Minnesota Penny Graham Minneapolis. Minnesota (olcnc Billy Eagan. Minnesota Larry Couture Bloomington. Minnesota Jean Gray Minneapolis. Minnesota Mark Black Forest Lake. Minnesota Carla Dunleavy Brooklyn Center. Minnesota Eric Hanson Burnsville. Minnesota Rolland Bockbradcr Walbridgo. Ohio Robert Egan Minneapolis. Minnesota Paul Harrington Farmington. Minnesota Judy Brink Cleveland. Ohio Sheryl Elliott St. Louis Park. Minnesota Kathryn Holm Cottage Grove. Minnesota Louise Britts Brooklyn Center. Minnesota Elizabeth Erickson Farmington. Minnesota Paul Holmquist Burnsville. Minnesota 77 Julie Ingleman Hutchinson, Minnesota Amy Morck St. Paul, Minnesota Deborah Scharff Minneapolis. Minnesota Joni Jensen Minneapolis. Minnesota Elizabeth Myre-Carey Minneapolis. Minnesota John Scheel Minneapolis. Minnesota Doreen Johnson Ploodwood. Minnesota PerOdegard Oslo. Norway Carol Solie Spring Grove. Minnesota Janice Jukes St. Louis Park. Minnesota Dana Patch Long Lake. Minnesota Brian Swerine Brooklyn Center. Minnesota Patricia Ketten Eagan. Minnesota Shelley Patterson Forest Lake. Minnesota Holly Thorson Richfield. Minnesota Sharon Laken Dubuque. Iowa Franchell Patton Omaha. Nebraska Kathryn Veldey Tomah. Wisconsin Laurie Lange Roseville. Minnesota Deborah Paulsen Richfield. Minnesota Scott Weber Fairmont. Minnesota Thomas Lindquist Minneapolis. Minnesota Margene Petersen Brooklyn Center. Minnesota Steven Westlund Minnetonka. Minnesota David Lorenz Grand Rapids. Minnesota William Phelps Hopkins. Minnesota Debby Wilhelm Milwaukee. Wisconsin Patricia Lukanen Minneapolis. Minnesota John Popham Cambridge. Minnesota Lois Wilkman Minneapolis. Minnesota Rachel Lundstrom Rockford, Illinois Karen Rust Burnsville. Minnesota Darlene Wolff St. Paul. Minnesota Allan Mariette Minneapolis. Minnesota Steven Sawochka Minneapolis. Minnesota Young-Ja Lee Yang Crystal. Minnesota Anne Mathewson Minneapolis, Minnesota Sheila Sayles St. Paul. Minnesota Nancy Yorken Minneapolis. Minnesota RolfMelby Eagan. Minnesota Susan Scharenbroich South St. Paul. Minnesota %- $2 moowi The pride of accomplishment VOLLEYBALL OPPONENTS Hamline Macalester ALUMNI St. Mary’s Winona 1978 VOLLEYBALL SEASON RECORD AUGSBURG SCORE FIRST 15-12. 10-15.15-13 15-11.7-15.15-9.13-15. 7-15 15-6.8-15.15-3. 5-15.12-15 15-9.16-14 15-9. 7-15.9-15 UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA INVITATIONAL University of North Dakota Winnipeg Minot Mayville State Mayville State Winnipeg St. Cloud State St.Olaf 7- 15.16-14.6-15 2- 15.5-15 8- 15.3-15 15-3.15-3 15-6.15-7 3- 15.3-15 5-15. 3-15.15-12.4-15 15-6.15-3.15-10 Wendy Nelson bumping during practice. LAMONI IOWA INVITATIONAL Kansas University Dorot Stephens University of Northern Iowa Emporia State DMLC Carleton University of Minn.-Duluth University of Wisc.-Eau Claire Minnesota II 8-11. 15-13 13-11. 14-9 15-7.15-7 4-15.10-8 15- 1.1-15.5-15 17-15. 15-6.15-13 16- 14. 12-15.13-15. 15-4. 16-14 8-15. 15-4.13-15. 5-15 11- 15.15-8.15-13 12- 15.13-15. 6-15 UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA INVITATIONAL Bemidiji State University of Minn.-Duluth Winona State St. Catherine St. Catherine Gustavus Bethel Concordia-St. Paul 8-15.15-13.11-15 4-15.15-9. 2-15 15-9.15-4 15-17.10-15 14- 16. 13-15. 7-15 2-15. 5-15.14-11.13-15 15- 8.15-6 15-9.15-13. 15-5 MIAIAW STATE TOURNAMENT University of Minn.-Morris St. Mary’s DMLC Carleton University of Minn.-Duluth Macalaster Bemidji State 8-15.15-6 15-8.15-11 15-3.17-15 15-17.16-14 3-15.5-15 15-9.15-11 11-15.16-14. 14-16 Right: Julie Reinke and Kathy Korum going up for a block. Covering the block are (LP) Sue Dahlgren and (RT) Maggie McDonough. Above left: Julie Reinke (11) and Sue Dahlgren (25) ready in position. Above right: In action, Debbie Thompson. Dana Holmes. Kathy Korum. Blocking are Lisa Ness and Julie Reinke. and Sue Dahlgren. TEAM ROSTER Maggie McDonough Dana I lolmes Lisa Ness Kathy Korum Sue Dahlgren Julie Reinke Debbie Thompson Kim Keeney JUNIOR VARSITY Kay Byrne Penny Roettgering Wendy Nelson Sandy Sptizack Carolyn Merth Marilyn Gut .man Head Coach: Mary Timm Assistant: Val Strachon 85 | J Mead Coach: Al Kloppcn Assistants: Kd Saugestad. lack Osberg. Jim Haugen. Dick Borstad. and Joe Rowan Trainer: Doug Nelson Manager: Hand Hcnjum 1978 Season Record AUG. OPP. YVU River FAlls 13 28 Concord ia-Moorhead 0 54 Carleton 28 7 St. Thomas 0 17 Macalester 46 0 St. John's 14 43 Hamline 15 15 Bethel 21 0 Gustavus 14 55 St. Olaf 25 41 WINS —3 LOSSES — 6 TIES — 1 Above right: Kevin Iacarella (71) sacks the quarterback. Below: Rick Redet ke (10) signals a touchdown as Duke Lachinski (22) rolls into the end one and Dan McMurchiel (39) blocks. - Above: Quarterback Rick Redetzke (10) passes to Duke Lachinski (22) as Paul Herzog (73) blocks. Below: Augsburg touchdown on the fourth and goal. Rick Redetzke holds the ball in the air and Dan Roff (25). Scott Severson (83) and Paul Herzog celebrate. 1978 FOOTBALL ROSTKR Rick Redetzke Bruce Emery Eric Lukes Marty Teigen Rick Swansom Steve Rosvold Brian 1 lase Tom Ross Roger Schwartz Tony Schullo Paul Nies Duke Lachinski Craig Stensgard Dan Roff Joe Wabner Rob Bremscth Randy Klinger Gary Rorman Mark Rundquist Dave Zwingel Jerry Rezac Tom Boe Dan Bolin Dan McMurchie Crandall Buzzell Bob Belden Mark Lamberty Gary Twangwall Brian Anderson John Banisky Steve Grinde Gary Wenzel Tim Hickey Bob Wick Steve Brandos Dave Swanson Galen Bruer Tim Gordon Scott Busse Jamie 11 arris Tim Clark Dean 1 latlenberger Bob Egan Blain Johnson Scott Han us Dave Wilson Paul Basal Tom Trautwoin Rodger Anderson Kevin Iacarella Dennis Callahan Greg Baufield Jim Van Kempen Paul Pearson Matt White Paul 1 lerzog Perry Lund berg Scott Severson Kirby Ekstrom Pete Jackson Mike Dick Scott Folsom Jeff Swenson Steve Molencamp 87 Above: Kevin Oss(10)one on one with Hamline player. Below left: Bill Garner (18) chest traps the ball ahead toward Don Potter (16). Rob La Fleur (9) watches in the background. Below right: Marius Hall (22) dribbles up field. ss SOCCER Don Potter (16) and St. John’s player fight for header. 1978 Soccer Roster Kevin Oss Gary Da hie Jerry Jackson Rick Sicnkicwicz Mike Kennedy Rob LaFleur I.owcll Peterson Ron Tungseth Mark Agre Matt Ellingson Don Potter Larry Squires Bill Garner Brian Budinski Bill Schultz Marius I lall Steve Westlund Mark Hofflander Rick Tungseth Mark Anderson Head Coach: Rolf F.riksen Assistant: Jim Agre 89 Right: |. Jackson passes the ball up field. Augsburg Opponent 3 3 Concordia-St. Paul 1 0 Bethany 4 2 Bethel 2 2 Gustavus 3 2 St. Thomas 1 0 St.Olaf 3 1 St. John's 2 0 Macalcster 2 1 Carleton 2 1 St. Mary's 4 0 Hamline 0 0 St. John's 6 0 Macalester 0 0 St. Mary's 2 2 Hamline Playoffs 3 2 St. John’s 2 1 St.Olaf 1 2 St. Thomas HOCKEY Above Left: All-American Brian Gauger breaks the puck up the ice. Above Right: Augsburg hustles back and goalie Dick Bain displays his form. Below: Forwards Terry Brown and Mike Erickson provided much of the Auggie scoring punch. A few firsts were achieved in the; wake of a national championship team: the first team to go undefeated in the conference: the best overall record ever, 23-4-1; two goaltenders in the running for All-American honors; and a cheering section that reminded us that school spirit was not just something people talked about. But these firsts were extras on top of what is becoming a tradition. The Auggies captured a second straight Northland MIAC title, an unprecedented third straight MIAC title, and a fifth straight berth in the NAIA national tournament. Some people called it a “rebuilding year.” 91 Back row (I.-R): V. McIntyre. A. Johnson. C. Walker. J. James. C. McCan. D. Carlson. M. Lewis. D. Cleaver. P. Holm- quisl. J. Andrews. T. Carlson. Front row: T. Kulenkamp. B. DeClercq. M. Erickson. P. Hughes. J. Roof. B. Gauger. J. Freeburg. B. Thayer. T. Evans. T. Brown, D. Bain. Above: The Auggie cheering section “hangs” up a Cobber. Right: Senior Mark Lewis starts the breakout. 92 Above: This rush by Concordia in NAIA play was too strong for P. Holmquist ( Dr. Fu ) and All-American goalie I). Bain. Above: J. Roof chases the puck as M. Lewis stands ready for a pass. Right: Paul Hughes is doing what he likes best. Below: B. DeClercq leads the breakout against the Cobbers in NAIA play. Augs. Opp. Augs. Opp. 4 2 Mankato 5 3 River Falls 4 3 Bern id ji 4 1 River Falls 8 2 St.Olaf(MlAC) 4 2 Gustavus 3 2 St. Thomas (MI AC) 5 2 Hamline 1 0 Gustavus (MI AC) 5 4 U. of Manitoba 2 9 St. Scholastica 2 4 U. of Manitoba 3 0 Hamline 9 0 St. Olaf 1 3 St. Scholastica 5 1 Concordia 9 5 St. Thomas 11 4 Concordia 9 4 St. John’s 6 3 St. Mary's NAIA National Tournament 5 3 Gustavus 3 5 Concordia 4 4 St. John’s 14 1 Bethel 8 1 St. Thomas 6 3 Superior 4 3 St. Olaf 5 2 St. Mary's 93 Above: B. Henke battles for the ball. Right: Sorenson and Dirks are up high for this rebound. “In my 14 years of coaching, this was one of the most pleasing groups 1 ever had. In the 1978- 1979 season we won many close games and there was a point in the season when our winning attitude could have gone either way. By the end of February, our attitude strengthened and Augsburg was one of the best teams in the state. The job isn't finished for these guys — next year we'll have to get back on top. Rees Johnson Head Coach 94 1978-1979 Above: G. Dirks leaps high for this rebound as T. Mattek looks on. Above: When Rees Johnson accepted the position of head basketball coach this season, his work was cut out for him. Here he is seen dis- cussing strategy with his assistant. Mel Riley. AUCS OPP. 53 70 Mankato 69 65 Duluth 62 53 St. Cloud 69 59 Luther 48 65 Un. of Idaho 57 65 Boise 65 42 Bethel (Augs.) 54 57 Concordia Inv. 66 84 Gustavus Tourn.) 64 56 Macalester 78 OT 69 Hamline 54 58 Gustavus 70 48 Bethel 56 45 Concordia 57 53 St. Thomas 63 68 St.Olaf 75 69 St. Mary's 51 66 St. John's 85 68 Macalester 58 57 Hamline 72 62 Gustavus 72 OT 66 Bethel 85 78 Concordia 62 70 St. John's 81 OT 82 St. Thomas 82 48 St.Olaf 88 64 St. Mary's Back row (L-R): G. Dirks. B. Kyllonen, M. Smith. C. Emmons. D. Feltmann. Middle row: D. Greseth. D. Boots. R. Henderson. J. Sorenson. B. Henke. R. Jensen. Front row: T. Mattek. T. Pustovar. R. Canton. 95 Above left: Linda Berg (40) beats Hamline player for jump ball. Kim Cox (22) and Monica Fitzgerald (30) stand ready to assist. SEASON RECORD Above right: Nancy Nystuen guarding opponent. Below: In a preliminary match before a Minnesota Fillies game at the Met Center. Susie Meier shoots. Suzanne Sienkiowicz (5). Linda Berg (41) and Debbie Thompson (35) rush to help. 12 WINS — 10 LOSSES AUG. OPP. 12 12 U. of Wise.-Superior 71-68 1 5 St. Thomas 38-50 1 8 Bethel 46 40 1 11 St.Olaf 41-62 1 13 DMLC 50-49 1 16 Carleton 42-51 1 18 Northwestern 66-44 1 20 Macalaster 63-37 1 23 Concordia St. Paul 48-56 1 25 Hamline 73-14 1 27 Upper Iowa U. 59-50 1 31 St. Mary’s 58-51 2 2 St. Paul Bible 61-39 2 6 St. Catherines 60-78 2 8 St. Bens 86-46 2 10 St. Theresa 72-28 2 12 Custavus 58-69 2 16-17 Districts-DLMC 52-42 2 19 U. of Minnesota- .V. 64-67 2 22-24 State Tournament Concordia Moorhead 38-72 St. Catherines 65-72 Moorhead State U. 57-71 0 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Suzanne Sienkiewicz (10) dribbles the ball down court toward Linda Berg (40). Monica Fitzgerald (30). Stephanie Torgerson (4). Roxie Storey (24). Susie Meier (14). Linda Berg (40). Coach Val Strachen. Bobby-Jo Page (54). Debbie Thompson (34). Maggie McDonough (32). Penny Roettgering (20). Kneeling — Kim Cox (22) and Suzanne Sienkiewicz (10). Not pictured — Nancy Nystuen. Kim Olsen performs floor exercise rou- tine. Above: Heidi Carman works the balance beam. Below: Kim Olsen vaults over horse. 9$ GYMNASTICS Gymnastics team entering at beginning of meet: (1. to r.) Laura Sommers. Gayle Gilbertson. Shannon Spore. Ruth Tuete. Kim Olsen. Betsy Bly. Heidi Carman, and Coach Pam Paulson. SKA SON RECORD Jan. 9 Gustavus 116.35 St. Catherine’s 67.55 Augsburg 57.45 Jan. 11 Hamline 97.7 Augsburg 72.15 Jan. 25 St. Cloud 122.5 Hamline 90.35 St. Catherine’s 86.55 Augsburg 47.2 Feb. 7 Mankato 100.35 Augsburg 66.15 Feb. 14 Stout 99.15 Hamline 92 Augsburg 77.25 State Tournament fith plao Gayle Gilbertson does a straddle vault. Above Left: Jeff Swenson wrestles to an individual national championship title. Above Right: I like a sport where a kid's body says quit and his mind says I can't. — Coach John Grygelko. Below: Individual titlists in the Augsburg Invitational Tournament: T. Jackson. S. Whirley. and R. Barron. RECOGNITION COMES DUE Wrestlers are accustomed to a lack of recognition. This year's team achieved to a point where denying them recogni- tion was not possible. A fifth consecu- tive conference championship after a third consecutive season without a con- ference defeat. Two national champi- ons. Jeff Swenson and Scott Whirley. and a third place finish out of eighty- seven schools in the national meet held in Wheeling. West Virginia. Hundreds of dollars donated by students to help fly the team east, and two unprece- dented cover stories in the Echo. This is a team that will not be forgotten. It takes a special kind of closeness as a team to do well in wrestling, and it takes a lot of that closeness to excel at a national level. Coach Grygelko 100 Back row (1,-R): R. Jordan. M. Chmelik, T. Clawson. K. Nelson, T. Trautwein, J. Swenson. C. Wenzel. Coach J. Grygelko. Front row: I). Roff. K. Bender, Brian Arvold, R. Barron. S. Whirley. Bob Arvold. J. Stoks. SOFTBALL Loft: Kim Cox slides inlo base. Above: The winning form of pitcher Dana I lolmcs. 1979 Women's Softball Team: (1. to r.) Front Row — Steff Torgerson. Leslie Sachs, and Laurie Litton Back Row Mary Timm. Monica Fitzgerald. Maggie McDonough. Laurie lessen. Peggy Kyllonen. Kathy Korum. Lisa r ess. a Holmes, and Linda Bell. (Bold face means selected to MAIAW All Tournament Team.) Suzanne Sicnkiowicz runs I he bases. Congratulations!' (1. to r.) Maggie McDonough. Steff Torgerson. Monica Fitz- gerald. Leslie Sachs, and Bunnie Boom. Monica Fitzgerald swings and hits. 1979 SEASON RECORD OPPONENT AUG. OPP. Winona 1 3 Winona 2 6 Concordia-St. P; ml 7 6 St. Benedicts 1« 2 St.Olaf 7 3 Carlton 10 9 C list a v us 0 2 + Concordia-St. Paul 13 3 + Northwestern 8 0 + St.Olaf 13 0 + Carleton 10 3 + U of M IV 5 6 •Carleton 9 2 •U.M.D. •1 2 St. Cloud 0 7 •U.M.D. 3 1 ’Mankato 4 2 St. Cloud W —12 L — 6 0 10 + U of M JV Invitational MAI AW State Tournament 103 GOLF 1979 Season April 13 — Country Club of North Carolina Atlantic Christian College North Carolina 302 (75.5) Cambell 316 (79) High Point 315 (78.75) Augsburg 330 (82.5) (Hofflander, 76) April 20 Mankato Invitational St. Olaf 308 (77) St. John's 326 St. Thomas 314 Carleton 339 U of M 321 Macalcstcr 351 Augsburg 324 (81) Luther 353 Concordia. St. Paul 396 Gustavus 324 (81) Moorehead 326 April 21 Gustavus Invitational U of M 306 (76.5) Augsburg 328 (82) Mankato 309 (Hofflander and Brown 80) Gustavus 314 St. John’s St. Thomas 315 Carleton 330 Moorehead 316 Concordia. Moorehead 334 U.M.D. 321 Macalester 343 Waldorf 322 U of M. Morris 349 St. Olaf 326 Concordia. St. Paul 388 Bethel 327 April 25 — Keller Golf Course. St. Paul Augsburg 487 (81.1) Northwestern College. 366 (Kennedy. 80) St. Paul (91.5) I oh n Hofflander — the form of a winner. This year was a clear improvement over our previous year. Mike Ken- nedy was solid throughout the sea- son. and Terry Brown. |ohn Hofflan- der and Owen Gaasedclen offered generally good support. Overall, it was a good season for the team. John Benson. Golf Coach April 28 — U of Minnesota Invitational (27 holes) U of M = 1 564(112.8) U of M =2 578 St. Olaf 578 Mankato 589 U of M =3 594 St. Thomas 595 St. Clound 598 Gustavus 602 North Dakota 609 Bemidji 612 Concordia. Moorehead 616 River Falls. Wise. 618 Moorehead 620 Augsburg 622 (Hofflander, 112) St. John's 633 Carleton 634 North Hennepin 639 Bethel 657 UW Record for Golf May 4-5 Ml AC Conference Championship held at Braemer and Meadow brook St. Olaf 607 St. Thomas 619 Gustavus 636 St. John's 642 Augsburg 666 (Kennedy, 75 day 1) (Brown. 83 day 2) Concordia. Moorehead 667 Bethel 674 Macalestcr 681 May 7 — Minnesota Valley Country Club Normandale Jr. College 308 (77) Augsburg 345 (86.25) May 10-11 NAIA District Championship Tournament Alexandria St. Thomas 620 (77.5) St. Olaf 625 Mankato 625 Bemidji 626 UMl) 6.33 Moorehead 637 Gustavus 638 Concordia 646 Winona 650 Bethel 650 U of M. Morris 663 St. John's 664 Augsburg 668 (Brown 79.81: 160) Captain Mike Kennedy in action. 1979 Golf Team: (1. to r.) Left — Jeff Solberg. John 1 lofflandcr. Captain Mike Kennedy. Owen Gaasendelen. 1 lowie Smith, and Terry Brown at Country Club of North Carolina. Right — Howie Smith (again). Jon Lillejord. and Coach John Benson. Not pictured — Bill Ennen. 105 Debbie Thompson in the long jump. Her best was 14 6” at the Duluth Invitational. toe- Above: Shannon Spore throwing the discus. Below: Debbie Thompson in a relay. Women’s Track Team Members Susan Dahlgren Susan Meier Marian Mundschenk Diane Peterson Fonda Potter Shannon Spore Coach: Randy Meyee Kristen Strandberg Debbie Thompson Claudia Walters Sue Youngquist Diana Walters Manager: Randy Jesen 1979 Track Season Ole Indoor Open — Mar. 9 U of M 153.5 Augsburg 12 St. Olaf 119 Ha inline 12 Mankato 75 Carleton 10.5 St. Catherine 24 St. Thomas 7 Bethel 21 Macalester 0 Mankato State Indoor Open — Mar. 17 St.Olaf 103 Winona 9 Golden Valley 91 Augsburg 8 Mankato 84 1 lamline 4 Moorhead 49 SW State 4 S. Dakota St. 33 Gustavus 2 Bemidji 17 Macalester 0 Bethel 15 St. Catherine 0 St. Cloud 15 Duluth April Fool’s I nvilational — Mar. 30 Golden Valley 70.5 Winona 17 St. Cloud 37 Hamline 8 Duluth 29.5 St. Thomas 6 U of M 27 Augsburg 5 Bethel 19 Gustavus 5 St. Cloud — April 16 St. Cloud 114 U-W Superior 10 Duluth 76 Augsburg 8 Bethel 54 St. Thomas ; — April 18 Winona 221 Augsburg 71 St. Thomas 110 Macalester 25 St. Catherine 76 Gustavus Cinder Open — April 21 Gustavus 175 1 lamline 70.5 Bethel 158 Augsburg 38.5 St. Thomas 71 Macalester 26 Macalester Invitational — April 28 St.Olaf 180 St. Thomas 53 Bethel 113 Hamline 34.5 St. Catherine 78 Augsburg 26.5 Carleton 75 Macalester 21 State Meet — Southwest State — May 4-5 St.Olaf 127 Concordia 14 Golden Valley 101 Carleton 12 Moorhead 81 St. Catherine 10 Mankato 71 Gustavus 4 St. Cloud 47 Southwest 4 Duluth 32 Augsburg 2 Bemidji 28 Morris 0 Winona 25 Hamline 0 Bethel 15 Macalester 0 .. 107 BASEBALL Team Roster —1979 john Akin Mark Anderson Mike Blobcrger Mark Bodurtha Jeff Buck Chuek Burmcister Bill Carlson Tim Christensen Dave Feltmann Randy Griffith Dean I iattenberger Todd I lendrickson Rand Henjum Dan Hill Pete Jackson Tim Jacobson Dun Johnson Bob Kappers John Kelly Shane Krey Bret banning Perry Lundberg Kric Lukes John Nichols •Paul Nies Jerry Re .ac Scott Schwartz Scott Severson •John Sorenson Craig Stcnsgard Steve Suhr Bill Swanson John Turner A1 Wieland Curt Witt Mike Zeiter 1 lead Coach: Edor Nelson Assistant: Doug Nelson Bill Nelson Dave Johnson Italics — Co-Captains. ( ) — batting average over .300 with at least 55 at bats, bold face — played 100 innings or more. Above: Co-Captain Tim Christensen led team pitching with a 9-6 record and ERA of 1.95. Below: Outfielder John Akin on deck. 108 Above: Dave Feltmann at bat. Head Coach Edor Nelson coaches 3rd base, where Chuck Burmeister is ready to run home. Below: Head Coach Edor Nelson. 1979 SEASON RECORD Augsburg score first 3 30 Bemidji State (5.8) Univ. of S. Dakota (6.7) 3 31 Benedictine College (2.3) (2.9) 4 1 Univ. of So. Dakota (10.2) Bemidji State (rained out) 4 3 St. Cloud State (3,8) 4 6 U of Wise.. Riverfalls (4.11) 4 9 Mayville State (6,5)(8.19) 4 10 Hamline (7.2) (7.4) 4 14 St . Olaf (1.2) (4.7) 4 17 Carleton (4.9) (14.0) 4 18 St. John’s (9.4) (3.8) 4 21 Bethel (0.4) (6.1) 4 24 Macalester (2.3) (6.1) 4 28 St. Thomas (10) (1.3) 5 2 St. Mary's (2.8) (5.6) 5 5 Gustavus (2.3) (9.11) 5 8 Concordia (rained out) 09 TENNIS Women’s and Men’s Above: Slacy Eichman stretching to reach the ball. Below: Sue Johnson ready at back court. 1979 Women’s Tennis 3 15 Hamline AUG. 5 OPP. 4 3 22 St. Olaf 0 9 3 26 U of Wise.. 4 5 3 27 Riverfalls Macalester 0 9 4 18 St. Teresa 2 7 4 23 St. Mary’s 8 1 4 26 Luther 3 5 4 31 U of Wise.. 1 8 5 5 Riverfalls St. Catherine's 1 8 5 10 U of M 2 7 no Mon’s Tennis Season Record Men’s Tennis Team Frank Bcckcndarf Fritz Hadelir Mike; Johnson Ed Kelt nor Tim Ross Tom Ross Kurts Strelnicks Phil Ward Chris Walker Craig Wendling Mike Woods Coach: Rick Nelson North 1 lennepin AUG. 5 OPP. 4 Macalester 4 5 Northwestern 8 1 St. Olaf 0 9 Hamline 1 8 St. Mary's 4 5 Bethel 5 4 St. Thomas 2 7 Gustavus 1 8 Wins — 3 Losses — - 8 Season Record N1AC tournament — 7th place in 1979 Women’s Tennis Team: (I. to r.) — Nancy Lindstrom. Ruth Nyhus. Lori Klapperich. Tamara Cowan. Mary Tryggestad. Stacy Eichman. and Sue Johnson. Not pictured — Kathy Malcolm. Julie Minarik. Jody Young, and Coach Betty Kelley. 112 113 Aazc. Drake Abrahamson. Karen Adam. |ohn Adams. Kalhy Agre. Mark Agrimson. Robb Aho. Shari Akerlind. Curtis Alexander, Gregg Allgor. Ron Almcn. Susan Anderson. Becky Anderson. Beth Anderson. Brian Anderson. Brian Anderson. Carrie Anderson. Chris Anderson. Deborah Anderson. Elizabeth Anderson. Gail Anderson. Gayle Anderson. Gracia Anderson. Kristy Anderson. Mark Anderson. Mary Anderson. Nancy Anderson. Rodger Anderson. Romana Anderson. Scott Anderson. Sheryl Anderson. Tim Anderson. Wade Andress. Catherine Andrews. Jeffrey Andrtcan. Mark 114 Arne. Joel Arm-son. Celeste Arvold. Bob Ascher. Chris Aunc. Kiitliy Aunc. Becky Austad. Linda Axclsen. Judith Auset. Jens Baardson. Debra Bain. Richard Baker. Lisa Bakke. Brenda Bala. Christine Ballard. Tamara Balster. Steven Banisky. John Barnes. Kevin Barnes. Thomas Barr. Kim Barrett. Priscilla Barron. Richard Baric, Karen Bartels. Dorothy Bartlett. Janice Bartz. Elizabeth Basal. Patrick Basel. Paul Basich, Matthew Batterson. Brett Bau field. Gregory Beal. Eric Beamish. Mary Becken. Louise Beckendorf. Frank 115 Becker. Penny Beckman. Kari Behling, Sieve Belden. Ben Beilin. Sandy Bender. Kent Bennell, Richard Bennell. Rulh Benson. Bradford Benson. Deborah Benson. Jacqueline Benson. Laurie Borens. Julie Berg. Cynthia Borg. Linda Berg. Mark Berg. Marna Bergeron. Catherine Bergaron. Tom Berglund. Debra Bcrgwall. Liura Berndl, Ross Berryman. David Best. Terre Best. Thomas Bet ler. Barbara Bielenberg. Ann Bilbro. Larry Biran. Cindy Biorquist. Daniel Bleifuss. Steven Bloberger. Michael Blomgren. Janis Blomquist. Richard Bly. Belsy 110 Bly. Frances Bocklund. Terri Bodurtha. Judith Bndurtha. Mark Boe. Charles Boe. Diana Boe. Thomas Bogan.Cheryl Bolin. Daniel Boom. Bernadine Bools. David Borass. Melody Bossard. Lori Bowman. Robin Boyle. Patricia Brackey. I.onna Brandt. Linda Brandt. Margo Braun. Carolyn Bremscth. Robert Brett. John Brewster. Brad Brookshire. Jacqueline Brouwer. Estelle Brown. Alfred Brown. Shirley Bruer. Calcn Buckland. John Budenski. Brian Buller. Richard Burke. Barbara Burkhardt. John Burman. Patricia Burnison. Jon Burns. William 117 Busch. Judy Bussc. Scot I Buller. James Bye. Shcralyn Callahan. Dennis Canton. Rick Campbell. Sharon Carclhers. Janis Carlson. Angela Carlson. Bill Carlson. Blake Carlson. Daniel Carlson. Kathleen Carlson. Kymberlcy Carlson. Lisa Carlson. Peggy Carlson. Ten Carlson. Todd Carman. Kristin Carr. Christine Carson. Judy Case. Robin Cash. Sue Cassadly. Synthia Chamberlain. Ellen Cheese brow. David Cherne. Christopher Cherwien. Mary Chmelik. Michael Christensen, joitu Christensen. Wendy Christensen. |eff Christensen. |ulte Christinsen. Linda Church. Deborah 118 Churchill. Marc Clark. Carla Clark. Jennie Clawson. Thomas Clemmons. Jan Clifford. Becky Cline. Paula Cobbin. Irene Colacci. Miriam Conner. Elizabeth Conroy. Christine Cook. Kay Cooper, Maureen Cornelius. Steven Cornell, Thomas Corning. Kathryn Cowman. Tamara Cox. Catherine Cox. Kimberly Cross. Dan Cunnigham. Patricia Current. Bonnie Curtis. Robin Dahlgrcn. Susan Dahlin. Tonia Danielowski. Jeffrey Daniels. Scott Danielson. Theresa Dargis. Sally Davison. Thomas Dean. Laurie Declerq. Brian Denningcr. Lea Denzer. David Desantis. Larry 119 Dcsart. Denise Desjardins. Dean Dick. Michael Dickson. Frank Diers. Gretchcn Dill. |erome Dillon. Mark Dillon. Michael Dirks. Gregg Di Salvo. Gary Ditmanson. Leonard Ditmanson. Peter Ditmanson. Susan Dobis. John Dockem. Julie Doelz. Barbara Domchik. Jennifer Donovan. Sharon Dougherty. Roberta Douglas. Mary Downer. Kan Dreschscl. Katherine Driscoll. Judith Dubs. Renee Dueffert. Kimberly Dulas. Paula Dvorat. Barb Dvorat. Dean Dzubay. Nadine Easter. Mark Edlund. Chris E«teu. Peggy Eichman. Stacy Eklund. Kari Ekslrom. Kirby Eldal. Faith Elftmann. Tracy Ellena. Andrew Ellingson. Mallhew Elliott. Deborah Ellis. Charlene Emhcrlcy. Todd Emery. Bruce Engebretson. Denise Erickson. Lynda Erdahl. Katherine Erickson. Brian Erickson. Janyce Erickson. Michael Erlandson. Bob Esaw. Carolyn Esler. Rosemary Etsu-Nagisa. Long Evans. |ohn Evavold. Maureen Evingson. Tricia Fairbanks. Laura Fedje. Kari Fcehan. Susan Felling. Jeff Fcltman. David Ferrera. John Fewer. Timothy Field. Doug Fiscus. Wendy Fitzgerald. Monica Fjerstad. Juanita Flak. Jonathan Hint. Heidi Flom. David 121 Fobair. David Foley. Jane Folsom. Scoll Forsberg, Daniel Forsberg. Dann Fowler. William Fox. Robin Frederick. Brenda Froberj . William Froehlke. Peter Fun , A«la Furney. Robert Fulcher. Ruth Fyksen. Laurie Caascdelcn. Owen Gardeski. Lois Cardin. Maryl Gardner. Robert Garni. Cindy Gauger. Brian Cedncy. Carol George. Vicki Gerlach, Denise Gcrths. Steven Colbert. Barbara Gilbert. Gretchen Colbert. Shawn Gilbertson. Dennis Cblbi-rtson. Gayle Gilbertson. Glen 123 Hanson. Thomas Hanson. Timothy Hanson. Valerio Hanson. William Hanstad. Vanessa Hanzal. (.'a Ian Haralson. Katio Hardimon. Paulette Hargrove. Jeffrey Harris. Jamie Harter. Terri Hartkopt. Kaddio Harlmark. Paul Hase. Brian Hase. Thomas Hastings, Jeffrey I laltcnbcrgcr. Dean Haukcbc. Heidi I law. Laura Hayes. Katherine Haynes. Christel Hedenquist, Karen Hcgman. Debra Hegstrom. Marlys Heidom. Susan Heiges. Anita Heinen. Mary Heins. Sara Heitkamp. Mark Helgesen. Steven Henderson. Ronnie Hendricks. Dawn Hendrickson. Matt Henjum. Rand Henke. Brad 124 Hennis. Mary Henry. Paul Herold. Neal Her .an, Pamela Herzog. Paul Hickey. Tim Higgins. Susan Highum. Kris Hill. Anita Hofflandcr John Hofflander, Mark Hoglund. Joyce Holden. Jodi Holland. Patricia Holm. Jeffrey Holm. Julie Holmbcrg. Ann Holman. Vivian Holmen. Kenneth Holmes. Dana Holmvig. Janelle Hoover. Brent Holme. Marcia Horton. Kris Hust. Steve Hought. Kimberly Howard. Cheryl Hsio. Philip Hughes. Paul Hughes. Bcrnadine Hultgren. Mark Iacarclla. Gregory Idc. Helen Ingman. Elizabeth Irmen. Michael 125 Isachsen. Julio lackson. Jerry Jackson. Kalhryn Jackson. Peter lackson. Rink Jacobsen. Beth Jacobson. Heidi Jacobson, Jon Jacobson. Timothy lahanshari. Kamran lamieson. Rebecca lansscn. Michael larncs. Jeffrey leffers. Laura Jefferson. Ann Jeffery. George leffery. James Jeffress. Victoria Jeffries. Sabrina Jensen. Mope |ensen. Jennifer Jensen. Keith Jensen. Randal Jesse. John lessen. Laurie Jercczek. Cheryl Johns. Michele lohnson. Blaine lohnson.Bruce lohnson. Carolyn lohnson. Karen lohnson. Katherine Johnson. Kristine lohnson. Lee Johnson. Lori 120 Johnson. Mary L. Johnson. Mary M. Johnson. Michael Johnson. Randy Johnson. Robert Johnson. Roxanne Johnson. Sandra Johnson, Sherslen Johnson. Stacy Johnson. Todd Johnson. Walt Johnston. Debra Jones. A. Z. Jones. Rosemary Jordahl. Eric Jorgens. Denise jorgenscn-Husl. Anne Jorgensen. Robert Jueneman. I.oretta Julin. Kathleen Junhinen. Diane Kaase. Sue Kaczmarck. Mary Kanten. Erik Kasper. Laura Kehlcnbcck. Collette Kehlenbeck. Kim Keller. Claire Kellogg, Patrick Kelly. John Kemling. Jo Ann Kendall. Kay Ken Knight. Dale Kennedy. Kay Kent. Diane 127 __________j Kenyon. Carol Kelcham. Sandra Kctchum. Craig Kellner. Edward Kieselhorsl. Steven Kilgore. Michael Kilgore. Paul King. Kou Kllyn King. Marilynn Kingbird. Jeffrey Kingslrom. Joyce Kirk. Judith Kjentvet. Amy Klaustcrmcicr. Virginia Kleiner. Erik Kliefoth. Julie Klinger. Randy Kloyda, Thomas Kneip. Julie Knier. James Knipplemcyer. Rebecca Knudson. Camilla Knudson. Cindy Knutson. Kala Koch. Robert Kortiz. Raleigh Kornmann. Dawn Korum. Kathy Koski. Cindv Koski. Sarah Koski. Timothy Koyama. Lisa Kraemer. Phil Krattenmaker. Deborah Krause. Diane 128 Krause. Patrick Krauser. Jean Krueger, Debbie Kruse. John Klylor, Michael Kubat.Gary Kubinski. David Kunkel. David Kurkowski. John Kuross. William Kunlz. Kevin Kylloncn. Brian LaBellc. Lori Lacey. Erika Lalim. Anita Lam. Thu Lammi. Gayle Landowski. Cynthia lane. Pete Lange. Lori Dinning. Bret Larsen. Sara Larson. Da Vonne Lirson. Fred Larson. Martin Larson. Penelope Larson. Hondella Laser. Valerie Lassi. Lori Laudensiager. Michael Laudert. Jon Laurel. Mark Lawrence. Melissa Lchus. Valeric Lee. Renac 129 0 Lee. Sonya l.c Carve. Andre Legrcd. |oel Lehrke. Renee l.ehlo. Bradley Leonidas. David Lesch. Mary l. slie. Susanne l.esney. Teresa l-eVusseur. Rebecca l.everenlz. |on l.evisen. Julie Lewis. Shawn l.idhom. Debt l.iesch, Sus.ni l.ili.i. Maren Lille jord. |on l.illquisl. Dean l.ill«|insl. Lee Lindbcrg. |aci|ueline Lindell. |ohn Lind ber j. Carol I.indslrom. Nam y Linden. Mary l.mman. Jennifer Linton. Lone Lippitt. Duane Lochinski. David Loehr. Rose Loft ness, Lon IX Losby. William Lundbery. Perry l.ove. C.relchen Luk. Danny l.ukes. Knc Lund. Cheryl Lund. Lisa Lundberg, Marianne Lundccn. Elisabeth Lundell. Beverly Lundgrcn. Daniel Lyback. Susan Ma. lack Maddox. Ivorydell Madison. Hall Maland. Jane Maland. loan Malchow. Kay Malcolm. Kathy Malherek. Mark Mann. Laurie Marcus. Karen Mariette. Allan Markvie. Kimberly Markos. Peggy Massee. Cynthia Matheson. Nancy Maltacola. Gloria Matthews. Loren Mattison. Janine Mattson. Carol Mattson. Debra Mattson. John Mayerchak. Cecelia McCan. Chuck McCartney. Diane McChesncy. Peggy McClure. Donald Mr.Coll. Marie McCaughev. Michele 131 McKinlay. Martha McLaughlin, Rosemary McMurchic. Dan McWalcrs. Kimberley Meadows. Robin Meier. Susan Melander. Wayne Mclby, Rolf Merlh, Carolyn Meslouta. Miriam Michael. Solomon Michclscn. Cheryl Mickclbcrg, Sonya Mickelson. Kathryn Midtbun. Erling Miller. Karen Miller, Larry Miller. Randi Miller. Ward Minarick, Julie Moberg. Paul Moe. Ruthann Moinickcn. Julie Moir. Monte Mohr. Marcia Mol. Charles Molencamp. Steven Monroe. Tern Monson. Lisa Montague. Scott Morales. Monica Moreland. Kim Moren. Dean Morken. Karla Morten. Kimberly 132 Morris. Claudia Morrison. Gina Mourning. Michael Moy. Paula Mulbah. James Mulligan. Patrick Munkittrick. Kornld Mtischmske. Ruth Musselman. Scott Narr. Andrea Neal. Artamease Nehring. Michael Nelms. Mary Nelson. Ann Nelson. Beth Nelson. Jill Nelson. Karen Nelson. Kay Nelson. Kristin Nelson. Lyndon Nelson. Mark Nelson. Phillip Nelson. Reheca Nelson. Stacie Nelson. Tyka Nelson. Wendy Nelson. Wendy Neururer. Michael Nevin. Phillip Newman. Debbie Nguyen. Thiennga Nichols. John Nichols. Kimberley Nienaber. Zon Nics. Paul A 133 Nilsscn. Kjcrsti Nordin. Richard Nocr.Tcryn Norgaard. William Norgaard. David Norling. Krisli Novotny. Lisa Noyes, lames Nygren. |eff Nyhus, Ruth Nylander. Sharon Nystucn. Nancy Nystuen. Natalie Oakvik. Michael Obermillcr. Karen Odcgard. Per Oglesby. Sharon Ohlin. Cheryl Oie. Martha Ollila. Stephen Olsen. Kristi Olsen. Lynn Olsen. Peggy Olsen. Roxanne Olson. Chan Olson. Kim Olson. Kristin Olson. Margaret Olson. Mark Olson. Molly Olson. Nancy Olsrud. Kristen Oman. Kay Onan. Karen Oniskm. Catherine 134 Opsahl. Tia Oquisi. Marlene Ostlund. Michael Oslrom, Sandra Overby. Sarah Page. Gary Palumbo. Jane Panagos. Jeanelle Papulas. Julie Parker. Sarah Parkhurst. Gwen Parry. Jacqueline Paulson. Mary Pavel. DeAnne Pearson. Gayle Pearson. John Pearson. Susan Pender. Susy Penningrolh. Paul Peterson. Margenc Peterson. Nancy Peterson, Cheryl Peterson, (-hris Peterson. Diane Peterson. Esther Peterson. Greg Peterson. Greta Peterson. Jeffrey Peterson, jeri Peterson. Julene Peterson. Linda Peterson. Lowell Peterson. Nathan Peterson. Randall Peterson. Sally 135 Peterson, Ted 1 Peterson. Valerie Petlersen. Julie Phelps. William Pillman. John Polzin. James Poremba, Danila Porter. Eric Potter. Fonda Powell. Arlene Prieve. Beth Prosser. Thor Pruitt. Hugh Quanbcck. Juli Quigley. Leslie Raaen. |ohn Ruhen. David Raisanen. Peggy Ramsay. Joan Ranum. Bonnie Rath. John Rauschnot. Roxanne Reinhart. Laura Rcinke. Julie Reudelstcrz. James Rezac. Jerome Rigali. Judith Rindal. Terence Rindels. Alan Risly. Nancy Ritter. Pamjra Roach. Leslie Robdlard. Robert Rock. Leeann Rodde. Rachel 136 Rodcbach. I lolly Roemer. Janet Rocttgcring. Penney Roff. Daniel Rogers. Randall Rokkc. Eric Roland. Elizabeth Rongstad. James Ronning. Ruth Ronsberg. Betty Rook. Diane Roop. Linda Rorman. Gary Rose. Catherine Rosenkvist. Peter Ross. Tim Ross. Tom Rosvold. Steven Roth. Karen Roth. Richard Rowan. Joseph Rowoldt. Ruth Roy. Robert Ruber. Valeric Rudi. Sandra Ruff. Brad Rundquist. Mark Rusinko. Lisa Ruud. James Ryan. Cheryl Ryan. Cail Rykken. Julie Rykken. Melanie Ryman. Lori Sachs. Leslie 137 Sackrison. |ohn Saldin. Susan Sandal. Laurel Sandberg. Charles Sandgren. leffrey Sannmid. Paul Sarver. Virginia Salcrcn, Roald Salhre. Gail Sawochka, Rill Schaber. Pamela Schad.Rhonda Schaeffer. Dodic Scharff. Deborah Schepers. Dave Schepers. I.ynn Schmidt. Michael Schmitz. Violet Schnilzler. Mary Schoen. Martin Schohr. Leslie Schultz. Paul Schultz. Louise Schulz. Randall Schunk. Patricia Schwappach. Kirsten Schwartz. Roger Schwartz. Roger Schwartz. Scott St hwendeman. Bonnie Scott. Craig Scott.Terry Seewald. Scott Servger. Terev.t Sen ness. Kathryn 13S Severson. Lori Severson. Scoll Shelley. Paula Shoemaker. Bruce Sienkiewicz. Suzanne Sill. Rodney Simonson. William Simko. Cynthia Singer. Scott Skjervold. Peter Skurdahl. Marilyn Slaikcu. John Sletten. Kimberly Smeenk. Pieter Smith. Heidi Smith. Mike Smith. Mike Snccn. Diane Soderberg. Craig Sogge. Rebecca Sol berg. Jeffrey Soli. David Sollie. Randy Sommers. I .aura Sorensen. Marlene Sorenson. John Sorlland. Dave Sova. Alan Sova, Mark Spandc. Rebecca Spar. Mary Spore. Shannon Squires. Loren Stanger. Karen Staton. Jodi 139 Stein, Sharon Stelt .ncr. Dennis Stensgard. Craig Stenshoel. Peter Stensrud. Randy- Sterling. Tracy Stickney. |anet Stiller. Mark Stiller. Steven Stoclcmo, Dennis Stoks. Jeffrey Slorbakken. Renae Storey. Roxanne Stork. Peter Strandbcrg. Kristen Streif. Lori Strclnieks. Kurts Strickland. Shelby Strommen. John Sueflow. Beth Suhr. Steve Sutton. Mariane Svenby. Kevin Svendby. Susan Swanson. David Swanson. Rick Swanson. Tamra Swanson. Walfred Swanberg. Karen Swearengin. Robert Sw enson. Gregory Swenson. Jeffrey Sylvester. Valerie Saepanski. Thomas Taffle. Roman 140 Tan.Ivy Tatko. Jon Taylor, Gayle Taylor. Randy Tcitlbaum. Michael Temple. Peter Thayer. Robert Theroux. Cindy Thole. Mary Thomas. Rodney Thompson. Debbie Thompson. Mary Thorsen. Todd Thorson. Karen Thorson. Lisa Thorstad. Mary Tischer. Todd Tjoa. Oen-Lip Tostcnson. Gregory Trad. Carol Trost. Robert Truenow. David Trulen. Wendy Tryggestad. Mary Tucker. James Tuma. Melinda Tungseth. Richard Tungseth. Ronald Turck. Annette Turnbull. Sherilyn I Turner. John Turner. William Twiton. John Tze. Michael Underdahl. Beth 141 Underdahl. |ulic Ungemack. |ulic Urdahl. Melany Utccht. Joseph Ulermohlcn. Lynda U7.el.1c. Diann Vandervccr. Lynn Van Kempen. |im Vavreck. Thomas Voelker. Anne Von Wald. Mariana Voronyak. Craig VVabncr, Jerome Wagner. Gail Wagner. Susan Walder. Connie Walker. Chris Wallin. Janna Walter. Sandra Walters. Claudia Walther. Kevin Wait. Joyce Wanser. Greg Ward. Philip Wcatherton. Nancy- Weaver. Carolyn Webster. Maureen Wegner. Ranae Weick. Harold Weidenbach. Grant Weinstock. Deborah Wells. Diane Wendlmg. Craig Wennen. Lois Wenzel. Cary 142 V West. Kristine Westerschulte. Linda Westlund. Diann Weun. Warren Wheeler. Linda Wheeler. Scott Whirley. Scott White. Matt Whitney. Don Wick. Robert Wieland. Al Wildman. Rochelle Wiles. Pamela Wilfahrt. lames Wilson. Amy Witt. Curtis Wohlers. Roxanne Wojtowicz. Guy Woodling, Elizabeth Woods. Mike Worthington. Phoebe Wyman. Susan Yates. Katherine Yeager. Rose-Anna Yetzer. Michelle Young. Jody Young. Lori Youngman. Mark Youngquist. Sue Zarth. Steven Zeither. Michael Zeller. Lisa Ziegler. Michael Zierke. Sue Zink. Erica 143 144 147 m «n 150 15� 52 153 Vi graduates 154 Above: I'm. . .Moving out! L. 156 Who said Augsburg isn’t a suitcase college ? • 5$ The 1978-79 Augsburgian staff is deeply indebted to Terri Sturm, 1979-80 Augsburgian Editor, for completing this yearbook under difficult circumstances. Helping her were: Erik Kanten, Brenda Hansen, and Rachael Christianson. Additional thanks must go to Doug Nelson, Joyce Pfaff, sports statistics and some pictures.