Augsburg College - Augsburgian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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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.

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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

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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