Augsburg College - Augsburgian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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6 1. Annette German of KCMR fame waits to be dunked once more. 2. Ed McMeel and Bruce Arvold practice their jug- gling technique. 3. Phil Quanbeck gets a pie in the face in the distinguished pie toss. 4. Always a friendly hello at the College Center Reception Desk. 5. Ice cream anyone? 0. I lore's one unique way of getting a lift. Day in May 27

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Augsburg Celebrates A Day in May n Friday, May 2nd Augsburg had its whoop-it-up all out finale to a trying nine months of hard work, — Day in May. The festivities began at 10:30 with a special convocation in the quad entitled The Pro's and Con's of the Pornography Ordinance in Mpls. Booths of all sorts were set up in the Quad and everything from French crepes, to giant helium bal- loons, and face painting were of- fered. Entertainment was provided by a one man band, Gary Parke — the roving juggler, and the cabaret sing- ers. About 3:00 the skies darkened and it suddenly started pouring. After the sudden downpour many people returned to the festivities while the owners of the various booths re- turned to salvage what they could. The day ended with a pig roast and later much of Augsburg danced to the Flamin Oh's in the Commons. 26 Day in Ma

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Commencement 1984 Facts and Figures on the class of '84 Sunday May 20 was gradu- ation day at Augsburg, and even the weather cooper- ated. The beautiful, sunny day made an excellent background for the pro- cessional through Murphy Square. The morning be- gan with the Baccalaure- ate and Eucharist Service, followed by Commence- ment with a reception held afterwards in the Col- lege Center. The class of 1984 was 275 strong. Men num- bered 113 (41%) and wo- men numbered 162 (59%). Members of the class of 1984 came from 5 contin- ents, 9 nations, and 12 states. There are 46 different majors in the class of '84. Candidates applied for the following degree: 1 — Bachelor of Music 32 — Bachelor of Science 242 — Bachelor of Arts One person graduated with a perfect 4.0 GPA. Pamela Alexander, a Hennepin County Court Judge, gave the commence- ment address. She is the first 30 Commencement