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AUGSDURGIAN 1984-1965 FACULTY SPECIAL EVENTS AUGGIES ' SPORTS OPGANIZA TIONS STUDENT LIFE p 18 p 38 p 76 p- 120 p, 140 1 , m 3 OUT OF OUR TIME January 1985 any rhngs rhor hove happened rfts posr yeor hove nvonobfy happened before Whor mokes rhe dffer ence may be how we have perceived rhngs as rhey came a of our nme. where we were when our rme unfcWed. and where we were during and after rhe experience For example, rhe srarvanon n Erhiopo hos gone an. we now know, for many years, and smrfor kncfc of rrogedy hove occurred agar and agar n our own Ifenme, bur t was nor unrl rhe pasr yeor rhor we hod begun ro perceive rhe pcmculor loss n Erhcpo For us Easr African srarvanon became somerhng our of our nme during rhe lorrer port of rhe 1964 president e ec nans Moyb f was because we were bombarded wth polncal rheronc consummare mogemakng and furure promises rhar we needed ro reperceive Ives of despero non, and rhngs of a more fcndomenraf redry y he conrrosr of mulrimillion dollar compoigns and muln million srorvng people, coupled wirh rhe focr rhor rhis yeor wos our rime of greor economic growrh. creores o jorring of our sensibfcries rhor 6 nor necessorty resolved. rhor becomes porr of our nme Whar rhe he 6 gang on?' becomes rhe counrerweighr ro âGo for irT ony experiences of rhe posr yeor moy wel be remembered os up evenrs â rhe economy was up. rhe people's choice for PrescJenr wos decisive From space shurrles ro Olympics ro Yuppies, rhe posr yeor hod on aura of âupness rhor is markedly differenr from ocr condiron four yeors ago, when I wos o freshmon. Our rhere hove been nomes of places like Erhiopio. Dhopol and Lebanon rhor hove coun- rered our upswing ond hove come our of our rime ro represenr hunger, failure, ond horred $ 7 q ur of our rime, rerms Ike dare- rape hove enrered our vo cobulory ond chonged our percep- rions of cerrom experiences Dare- rope, ond rope irself. hove become areas of real concern Our exper- iences of rhe posr year hove mode us more awore of rhngs Ike rope, dare-rope ond cerrom ornrudes of male-female relorionshps rhor of- fecr ond concern oil of us. We ore now more aware of rhe dangers we hove always placed ourselves m. ond of rhe violence rhor we ore capable of mftcrmg upon ourselves c j here has been ansen eordmenr here or Augsbcrg, rhor many hod warned would see rhe end of rhe sn arts colege j his appareor growrh of interest in rhe Iberal arts may wel fir oro certain perceptions of our rme Thu upness of our recenr post, or rhe âYear of rhe Yuppie â rhe young- urban or upwardly mobrfe professionol os Newsweek coled 1964 â has its roots m o form of ndMduaity rhor deems success os rhe reword for rhe personalty and phlosophy one Ives by The sole idea of learning o trade, o speoofczed sk so prevalent four years ogo. does not go very wel with rhe idea of entre- preneurs! To pluck rhe right rhmgs our of our nme. rhe contemporor âsuccessfv person must touch many bases D espire rhe seermng conrrodicrions be- rween comperirive copiroism and rhe humomries. borh of rhese hove sirrv loriries rhor ore porr of our rime Jusr os enrrepreoeurship is nor o morrer of hav- ing o porriculor job sKJ. rhe liberol orrs 6 o Training ground for perceprion, o way ro see rhmgs, ro rouch many bases w illimi y he current ride of conservorism could be o collective desire to move into onorher time so rhor we con re-perceive our individual frontiers, so we con find room for our personal expansiveness in whatever form. Uke Yuppies who wish to ger ahead for being themselves, the fcberol orrs seeks to moke us more ourselves, to nor escope our own perceptions. Augsburg CoSege has never promised anything more or less rhon an education is David Xiao Aft I 30 Upper left phoro Augsburg windpipe rhor mholes ond exholes students The hu man physical body is one of God's most ntncore gifts' âThe Department of Ool- ogy offers programs thot equip srudenrs for gra duore ond professional studies os well os for o von ety of career opportunities presently ovoioble to the botogist. 21 ' More ond more sru- denrs ore majoring m Busi ness. Economics. Accounr ing, ond Morkering They ore involved n dosses ond promising nrernships They ore otso learning ro mariner rheir own business ond rake inro occounr rheir own economics'' From to )crr C« o l rd SoO o Nrov «toqor Soye Caj o âą Ouv -a (corona D ccr - r 22 I'm inro Chemistry ond rhor's obour ir. 23 GoCO Anderson. O' Sr«t 3oo fcr q O' Dewey Force t T'oCS Fjco Lourerro Pe or Man Sc- -vy Groce Soe -C T - Eoxcror ... One equol remper of heroic heorrs, Mode weok by rme ond fore, bur srrong in wl ro srnve. ro seek, ro fnd. ond nor ro yield - Tennyson, Ulysses IWxjrd Sargeor TmOtod«fcurr Jorr G Jmcrw Ocrtxrc Ar 3e vx Jm Moer-e â . Jorr M cr âąI Censere NtM Roe Pooler From i f ro ogr« T â Er jtoe Deoer'- - From 'efr ro ngh: xnro fKoze tots. IVooPO Srorvnorz. Mery fcogstey Mm Johnson. fVufh Aoskov The Forego Longucge Depo-rmen- We ore dedteored ro schotosric ond orhleric ex- cellence We hope ro en- oble srudenrs ro srrive for borh during rheir years or Augsburg. From lefr ro rghr Down Prrvetre Fouii. KM- Sioho. PoU Grower. Oerhony Shflteir, Vonlyn Peorioo. Dove Doors. A' Kpppen. Doug Neteon NorpcturcO tochordDorsrod. Joyce Pfott. Ed Sougesrod The Phyvcoi Educorcn Deporrmen? Whor comes up musr come down Whor hos hoppered wiH rereB irseff The world 6 o jogged circle â Srocy S. Srorkko The Thinking mind condemns rhe heorr ro erernol uncerrom- ry. â Jono Ausrod Ortou Gsse vsf. Ccri OwtoCk Don GuSioAon. KT n f rxy } Ne voo fhe Mvery Depc rrr r 26 Geveriy Dorkee. Oerjoniin Cooper. lowrence Cepes. He ry Foangs-âod. Leo loke The fo-hemc-ti Ccxrpjre- Soeoce Decorr-nonr lr wos o yeor of fun, chollenge, loom- ing, reochng, reloring, ond growrh. 27 The possoge below s bosed on cr rrervew con xreC Cy Den Cress wrb PresCe-r Chores Andecson cm August X  84 The correpe «pve-v opoeoreeJ n e fcho. srr«x e J over ââąvee ssoes cr j -os oee- ocJccreO -e'e Oy Dcvc Xoo orO ftc n Pero The responstoiliries of o prestdenr vory o tor. depending on rhe size of rhe msriruTion, ond rhe number of sroff rhor you hove Mony prestoenrs spend mosr of rheir rime m sorr of public retonons ond ceremoniol funertons There's o tor of rhor here, bur rhere's olso some monogeriol concerns Ir's generolly ogreed. however rhor rhe mosr imporronr rhing rhor o presidenr does in any crgcnizaron 5 ro pKik odequore sroff who know rhev business berrer rhon you. And rhen you ler rhem do rheir business So I spend my nme m rerms of general monogemenr ril spend o torge percenroge of my rime from now on in fundroismg We don'r hove on offluenr srudenr body Ir runs obour 85 percenr on fmonool otd, much higher m percenroge rhon anyone else in rhe srore The morion of o modesrty sized ptoce rhor's olso reasonably priced, rhor has a very good faculry ond tocorion. is where rhe furure of rhe school is Some schools measure quoliry by soyng rhor rheyl only rake srudenrs rhor ore 98 percennle in rheir classes ond above Anorher way ro measure quoliry ts focAries And rhen you hove some choices ro make If youâre rhnlsng obour tocorion in rerms of educorionol excess, rhen Augsburg would be way up rhere. if you rhnk of rhe ary as o resource ond nor 0 rhreor Ir borhers some people rhor we donâr hove 300 ocres on o hiside Ir doesnâr borher me You buy land by rhe square foor in rhe ary. rhor's o rrode off You wonr ro be m o ary. you hove o smoil campus I rhnk some people should rhnk more highly of rhemselves Ir retares ro 0 rype of nsrirurionol humlry rhor I fnd very ctoyng Personal humAry 6 o Chnsrion Vrrue. bur nsrirurionol humAry 6 o Cordnol Sn Our tocorion s superb Our focAries range from good ro exceUenr and unusual I rhnk rhe faculry 6 superb, rhey're very nreresred and concerned obour srudenrs and obour reaching Very rare 6 rhe reocher who comes n. does his or her rhng ond leaves Anorher way of measuring quoliry s rhe ourcome Whar ore rhe srudenrs Ike when rhey leave5 Does ir mdse o difference ro come ro Augsburg5 So you donâr fcmr your nvdvemenr ro rhar upper 98 percenriie So we raise rhose srudenrs nor ol of rhem offluenr, some of rhem whom hove leornng disobAries. nor ol of whom ore n rhe 98 percenrle ond enode rhose who cam mdse ir on rhec own ro go ro schod I rhink being church retored means somerhmg on rhe campus also We began as a rheological seminary. We have cerroin undersrandings os on insrirunon, and nor every member of rhe faculry or sraff has plugged inro rhis rorolly. Dur as an in- srirurlon, we hove a commirmenr ro rhe norion rhor a liberally educored person is also m rouch wirh rhe religious dimensions of life, rhar whar we do is imbued wirh rhe idea rhar values ore imporranr, and rhar value quesrions become very imporronr from a Chrisrian â specifically Lurheran owareness And rhar if we do our work well, we are very much aware of rhe imporrance and rhe value of individual people. Augsburg hos always hod a very procricol view of educorion. In irs eorly years mosr of rhe graduares were eirher posrors, reachers or social workers. Srudenrs were raughr in rhe conrexr of liberal arrs. Hisrory, in recenr years, has nor been or rhe rop of mosr people's lisrs. Dur, ir'll come back. The MBA programs all over rhe counrry have jusr blossomed all over rhe ploce. Righr now lirerarure soys rhar we've gor roo many MDAs. These narrow, rechmcally-focused folks ond rhe MBA programs are probably going ro be ropering off. Or, low was big Now everybody's saying rhar we've gor roo mony lawyers. You con'r give a whole senes of exoric courses rhar really are of inreresr only ro professors. No one is raking rhem unless you hove on endowmenr. This school has always emphasized rhar even rhe professional courses are raughr in rhe conrexr of liberal orrs We wonr someone who con rhink and communicare in Liberal arrs 29 The ocrive of musical menrors or Augsburg Cd lege joined rogerher ro form rheir next nore rhor rhey wl sng. n hormony. ro rher srudenrs From leer ro ngr Moriee KJeme Lorry Ferrvxj Joon Kioee Tom IVv'OOs Ocro Snor urO Sreven Jm Jcrmor Dov J Tvjbergen The Move Deocrmer X 31 I ETERNAL DMNE LAW LAW NATURAL HUMAN LAW LAW Dojce (X«r bOcr Kemerh Ooley Morn Fi efvef Th-e P OiOC y Ooamr V Ke'Ye Enctacrt. MaV Er edefun. Kecrrv fractor. OxJy Ofcro The PhyKS Deoorrr er Rjchord MorHen, Lylo Mce Anderegg. Groce Dyrod, Mormon Ferguson. Done Johnson The Psychology Oepcrr men: 33 I We hope fhor Augs- burg groduores will be oble nor only ro reflecr in rhoughrful woys on rhem- selves ond rher rekgious commrmenrs. bur dso ro porricipore ocrively in con gregorionol fcfeâ This hos been o year of changes â new faces, new ideas, new perspec- tives, new energy We celebrare our versonliry challenge rhar accompa- nies chonge! 05 i Fro left ro t f Mono Oow-i Fronc e Oxikote. Roso'e V Oork. Mc y Loj WAoms. Edwna He zoerg, Cix iei W -yns Soco Work DeporrmeiY From left ro nqf Gordon N ion Ocr P e Key Modicn  ry Geroirr© Tne 5c« jv O«ponm n 36 From left ro right Gory Porker. Aieoo Colo fXoy ArxJerson. A 'e Oolron The Speech Commcncorons ood Theorem A'ts Depcrtmenr To seporore speech from rhe core of rhe self ond reduce ir ro o srroregy for producing effecrs (os our oge hos done) is ro poi- son rhe wellsprmgs of shored life True speech ond rrue lisrenmg requre, more rhon onyrhmg, o dis- cipline of mind ond heorr rhor insures o full presence of persons n rhor precious ond unrepeoroble mo- menrâ 07 09 Hunger Study Group Campus Ministry 40 mmwm rT mm We ore rhe world1 Augsburg College, under rhe leodership of rhe new Hunger Srudy Group. mode irs own conrnburion ro rhe Afncon hunger crisis The firsr of-irs-kind Augsburg Lenren Prqecr nerred over $900. drown primorily from soles ond mdividuol donorions The group, led by Sue Pierson ond Jon Monrgomery, showed whor o lirrle experience ond o lor of Irgenu ry could accomplish Spurred by rhe success of rhe fund drive, rhe Hunger Srudy Group hos furure plans including o run for hunger ond o hunger benefir concerr This group is one of rhe ways Augsburg con ond wi moke irs presence feir in rhe communiry ond rhe world. Compus Mmisrry is many differenr Things ro many differenr people. For some ir's worship garherings on Monday, Wednesday ond Friday mornings. This is o rime for foculry, sroff ond srudenrs ro join rogerher m worshipping God For orhers ir's Eucharisr on Wednesday mghrs. This is o rime ro ger rhor lirrle exrro spinruol nounshmenr somermes necessary ro ger rhrough o rough week For some ir's FCA meenngs. This is o fellowship rime, for srudenrs (orhleres ond non-orhleres), ro grow, nurrure, ond enjoy each orhers foirh. Some srudenrs jan one of rhe several Bible srudies on compus This 6 o woy ro srrengrhen one's own foirh, os well os rhor of orhers. Srill orhers parncipare in service pro;ecrs, from being a Dig Qrorher or Sisrer, ro o hospi- rol vohjnreer or nursing home ode. This is o woy for rhe Augsburg Communiry ro be o parr of rhe Icrger Cedor ond Minneapolis commumnes, o rime ro give bock some of whor we hove been blessed wirh Mosr of oil, Compus Mmisrry is worship- ping ond proymg borh individually ond in groups. Ir's helping one onorher grow in foirh, undersrondmg ond oppreoorion of God ond His gtfrs. 41 rnrri 'C)1''1'' 'l In rhe early Ibrh cenrury Marm Lurher chose Ocro ber 31 ro begin he seooranon from rhe Carhck: Church He chose rhe day because ir was âAl Hollow E'en ' rhe day before rhe Carhctfc holiday All Sartrs Doy Through rhe years Ocrober 31 has become Halloween a day of masquerading and merrymaking WhoHv offecred by rhe seoJanzanon. rhe programming commission held a parry ar Tou House Srudenrs come n venous cos rumes and refreshment were provided When rhe porry broke up ar abcur 11 pm. mosr of rhe hearkens heod ed for Ptorâs CKjb (OkxxJle's on rhe Avenue for querrer beers Afrer aH Malr does more rhan Milron can, ro jusnfy God's ways ro man'â 42 Vcu tz adf t n y ru iK r r urc Mi: u- 'Of (it fa.oilrfttâS (U biUrt âą t u 40 An imporranr Homecoming rrodirion or Augsburg College is Slider Doy , rhe rime when we celebrore rhe focr rhor Vhire Cosrle hamburgers ore available in rhis parr of rhe counrry. This celebrorion focuses around o sliderâ earing conresr in which rhis year Par Guernsey reramed his crown despire vicious compe- ririon from a formidable oppo- nent Dave Johnson. Larer rhar Frday, rhe annuo! Variery Show was held The richness of ralenr or Augsburg College wos prov- en ar rhis evenr wirh Mike An- derson os Donono Mikeâ raking firsr prize. 45 Returning ro o rroditon rhor has been negleaed or Auggie Tech, Men Horan and Hear her Schley were crowned King ond Queen of rhe Home coming festivities The remainder of the court was composed of Prince ond Princess Dove Dalluge ond Kora Mjorod, Duke ond Duchess Troy Dolcer ond Delta Donaldson, ond Lord ond Lody Note Nisrler ond Jill Huggins Carrying rhe idea of a rroditionol Homecoming one step further, rhe Saturday football gome was prefaced by a somewhat less than spectacular Homecoming Parade The prize for rhe best floor was given ro rhe Education Department As if this porode fizzel-our was nor enough, rhe Augsburg Ole Dusters were defeated on the gridiron by their arch rivals from the NT in Norrhfield Homecoming '84 drew ro a dose in Si Melby Sunday afternoon with a special Convocation service THE SUBURBS â So whor is ir? â Dig Steer Country' N Although some of you may hove missed if, during October ond November o very spedol exhibit was orgonzed or Augsburg A group of sixteenth century German prints ond books was displayed in the Cdege Center Golery A cdecron of prints by Albrechr Durer formed rhe core of rhe exhibit, bur other ornsrs were obo represented Many of rhe wcrks were boned for rhe show by friends ol rhe colege. Professor James Dings cnc President Charles Anderson obo alowed some pieces from rhec colecnons to be used The exhfoir was organized by rhe Art Deportment faculty Afcrecr OOe Sqoirn di Hc Lennongrid lennongrid is nor onorher rribure ro John Lennon, in focr, ir's creoror, Phil Thompson, Augsburg Arr Deporrmenr Choir, doesn't own o record by Lennon ond olrhough he hos bought two bod by him, Thompson doesn't remember ever reoding them. The Lennongrid Series consists of 23 pointings, prints, sroined gloss ond linoleum curs bearing the visoge of John Lennon. It began while Thompson wos seoching for o merh- } JW, wvww vvvwvv Iâvvwvwiv vv ow w $sgÂŁ J . vVvvvvv v vvvn vyvvvvv v rw I X . yyyy.vyvy i VVVWWW v vyvvvvvvw vwvvvyvvvn vvvvvvwvivvi vvvvv vvvi UUUtfVVVV . . od of reaching his students o manageable way ro point more realistically. Dividing the canvos up into smaller squares, the artist can concentrate on one block of space or a rime, so attempts at reoksm ore a little less forbodmg. Thompson did nor choose Lennon os his subject matter our of any reverence for the man, he simply saw his picture on the cover of o magozine which a student had brought into the studio ond the iconic quality of the portrait intrigued him. He explains, 1 think the icon, that concept, is one of the crucial ideas in this selection of Lennon for portrayal, because here you nome o rrogic figure who stirs up stormy feelings, pro and con He's known broodly in society,- he hos the visibility in our culture o soinr might have in a Christian culture. Once Thompson began ro experiment with the use of grids, he became fascinated by the method's potential for variation ond development. Approoching each project from the some perspective oil the rime did get monotonous, he odmirred. but he olso soys, It's calming. I found more ond more I wos rhinl-ung about control, rone, design, even though I wos doing these stupid things Thompson's previous work hos been more emotional and tension-producing for him than the grids were. He cre- ated five banners for Good Shephord Lutheran Church in Moorhead ond he has pointed 35 icons for the Russian Orrhodox Church of Sr. Peter ond Sr. Paul in Bromble, Minne- sota. With the grids, he soys, You want ro rule our your personal feelings. Ir's unusuol for me, bur I thought it wos a good discipline ro get used ro. You get serious about those little squares 4 Advenr Vespers I Advenr Vespers once ogoin drew over 6,000 people ro Central Lurheron Church on Friday evening, December 7, ro join in rhts rrodirional celebration Srudenrs, foculry, sroff. along with orher members of rhe Twin Cries community, present ed two services of music and worship. Four choirs, a brass ensemble, a string ensemble, selected instrumental and vo- cal soloists, a liturgical parry, and dramoric readers combined talents ro present a most memorable experience Tom Reynolds S3 THE MA TCH 4 Si Horoce Vcndergeider. o merchant ... Andrew Akenburg Gertrude, hi housekeeper Tommy J. Rider Joe Sconion. hs border Michoei A Johnson Ermengorde. his nece Amy Schneider Moloch Stack, employed by him Robin Pero Cornelius Hockl, hs clerk Don Neese! Dcrnoby Tucker, onother deris David Bicho Mrs Doiiy Lev:, c motchmoker . . Usa Pestka Mrs Irene Molloy, o mliiner Beiindo J. Lorson Minnie Fey. her ossirent . Anne M Panning Ambrose Kemper Steve Maas Joe, c cobmon Bran Larson Rudolf. o woirer Chris Bollin Monique, o wetress ... Deno Himermeister Miss Floro Von Huysen Darcy Engen Miss Vcn Huysenâs Cook Birgit Olsen Director Dr Ailene Cole TECHNICAL DIRECTION and DESIGN .. Gory Porker LIGHTING DESIGN end SOUND DESGN Michael Burden STAGE MANAGER Jenni L-âledahl HOUSE MANAGER Trocey Gusrc son PROPERTY MANAGER Mchcel A. Johnson COSTUMES Dr Ailene Cole Chorlene Woods PUBLICITY Liso Pesrko Tommy J Rider LIGHTING TECHNICIAN Ncr.cy Wood The foil of 1984 ond rhe Augsburg Dromo Deport menr production of The Matchmaker by Thornton Wilder, morked rhe beginning of rhe end of on ero or Augsburg Ailene Cole, offer mony loving yeors of service, left her position os director, ond os teacher Thor did not affect rhe outcome of rhe play howev- er. The story of o rich widower, Horace Vonder- gelder, employs the oid of the Marchmoker, Dolly Levi, to find him o new wife Under Miss Cole's direction, the pby delightfully incorporated slapstick comedy ond witty scripring for o thoroughly enjoy able production for cost, crew ond audience o se 55 INTERIM i Durng Inrenm some srudenrs rook dosses or orher schools, orhers rods rhe opporrumry ro rrovel. wirhm rhe US or obrood In oddirion ro rhis highly moWe group, o considerable number remomed ro orrend dosses on com pus Yer dosses were nor rhe only concern Srudenrs needed somerhmg ro fill rher free rime Alrhough rhey hod some of rheir own ocnviries. rhe programming commisson organized orhers The Beach Porry in rhe Commons provided on excellenr opporrurury ro rake our rhose wrinkled Hawaiian shirrs, rhose preppy pbid shorrs and rhe vibronr sun glasses. Wirh dazed rhoughrs of summer fun srll clouding rheir heads, srudenrs wandered inro rhe Eosr Commons Cosmo. Block Jock, a roulerre wheel, a money wheel and Bmgo roised rhe adrenalin of rhe gam- blers blood, spurring rhem on ro play for rhe big money. Alrhough rhe mon- ey was fake, rhe prizes which includ- ed a rnp for rwo anywhere in rhe conrinenrol US were nor For rhe arhle- rically minded skiing was a hor oprion Incenrives included a rremendous ds- counr and a liferime sporr credir Bur whar if you didn'r wonr ro parricipore m on acriviry and merely wonred ro be enrerramed? Well, you walked down ro Sroge Two where rhe com- binarion of a rolenred cosr, rhe leader ship of Ailene Cole and a rouch of creoriviry produced Kids, Kidz. Kids Despire rhe rirle ir was enjoyed by adulrs as well 57 So fcfe wenr on even though mony were nor here ro jom in rhe fesriviries Our we wanted ro give you something more than o memory One solid srrucrure wos created, o mon-sized beer bottle mode of snow stood tol to signify another great Interim  REGISTRATION Here ore we, one mogicol moment. Such is rhe sruff from where dreoms ere woven There ore you, you drive like o demon from Srorion ro Storm As m this Dovid Bowie song we move from srorion ro srorm, woirmg in Ines ro register for our dosses However, driving Ike o demon hardly describes rhe speed or which registra- tion rakes place Some srudenrs hove gone so for os ro rake rhe tare registration fee rather rhon suffer through these slow moving lines. Bur, os U of M srudenr Thomos Clarke Ander- son soid, Ir's o hel of o tor easier rhon where I come from 59 i RIVERSiOF. COMMUNIT STATE JK RaTuR I consider o bzy afternoon ro be o rore occasion or Augge Tech When ir occurs, I like ro moke rhe most of ir and ger off compus into rhe relatively real world'' of rhe surrounding Cedar-Riverside neighborhood. This is o nar- rative of one such ouring A few seconds ofrer I mount my rrusry doyglow pur- ple bike, Che, I hove already lefr rhe Augsburg Commu- nity for rhe greater Cedar-Riverside areo, o unique port of Minneapolis This is on oreo ful of Co-op stores, fine vege- tarian cuisne and vorious other counter-cultural phenom- ena And m rhe bars rhe rock music of the 60s rolls on os regularly os Che's 26 mchers I decide to succumb ro my crovings for Chinese food ond head down Cedor to rhe Chnese restaurant located next ro rhe Wax Museum I've always found waiting m anticipation of excellent food while watching rhe diverse populus of rhe neighborhood stroll by ro fill me with wonder for humanity and activate my salivary glands Afrer eormg ond smokmg ogorerres for on extended period I decided ro continue my tobacco hobr across rhe street with o cup of Jovo n rhe (New) New Riverside Cofe (The Chinese con'r moke good coffee, only tea) This former ond even perhops current cenrer for decent has recently been given on expensive focelifr with rhe fmonad support of rhe establishment Oh well, maybe rhe bandanna clod members workers owners hove stl maintained their pm dples, or leosr in principle As the brightness of this cofe begins to pour into my eyes, I consider rerreotmg ro the doris ond cod confines of o kxd bor I choose Palmer's for it's retaxed atmosphere, cheap drmlss, ond enlightening, sometimes puzzlmg, bathroom graf- fiti This graffiti dwoys gives me something new to ponder ond puzzle over For example T3ewore of rhe bunny that bitesâ An interesting phrase. I'm sure you! agree If inspiration for thought does not come via rhe wrung on rhe wall, conversation is available with rhe friendly, some times earthy patrons of rhe establishment I fmd the potholes on rhe way home to be more difficult to avoid then when I left Strange, rhe sun is stl high m the sky ond bright as ever Oh well. âCheâ con rake it t M r. Urness 04 On Morch 7,1985 rhe Annuo! Mr Urness Compen- non wos held in rhe Commons. Eighr freshmen who were elecred ro represenr rhe eighr freshmen floors of Urness Tower, rook parr in rhe conresr for rhis covered rirle. The conresronrs were Jon Speich, Mike Moore, Joy Schulrz, Kyle Drown, Sreve Leddy, Don Nessel, Sreve Losrovich ond Hugh Pederson The MC's, Maureen McNeil ond Moris Zuzok, who donned rogos ro promore rhe donee which wos held rhe nexr evening, led rhe conresronrs rhrough rhe swim wear, rolenr, ond formal weor comperirions of rhe show which wos copped off wirh rhe osking of rhe Urimare Quesnon. The besr responses were given by Kyle Drown ond Sreve Losrovich who broughr beouri- fully wrirren sraremenrs which, unforrunorely, did nor perroin ro rher respecrive quesrions or oil. Afrer o brief nrermission, during which rhe judges were forced ro choose o winner, rhe conresronrs re- rurned ro rhe sroge. Afrer rhe rirle of Mr. Congeniallyâ wos awarded ro Sreve Leddy, Mr. Urness '83-'84, Por Hilger, wos asked ro soy o few words before giving up his crown. Wirh rhese nruols properly observed, rhe announce menr wos mode: MR. URNESS 64-65 IS STEVE LASTA- VICH! t HORIZONS Successfully blending ftoshbodss and mime wirh serious dromo. Honzors opened ro o smash world premiere or Augsburg's Sroge 2 Theorer Horizons combined frog- menrs of rhree one acrs Augsburg Theorer Direcror Gory Porker hod wnrren earter â ond improvisorions done in reheorsol These mprovtsarons were recorded, pokshed ond evenruoUy become rhe ocruol scnpr Parker conrrasr ed rhis wirh rhe rrodironol opprooch where one ploy- wnghr dicrores o scripr, You oren'r worching rhe ocrors soy whor rhe ploywnghr wrore down, you're worchmg whor rhe ocrors reoly soy ... (ir) rroms on ocror ro be more rhon on ocror, ir forces him ro become ploywnghr ond direcror â 66 Horizons follows rwo sisrers' spring break visir wirh rheir ounr Through flashbacks, rhe audience learns o few srorrling focrs obour rhe Traveler's pasr. The rwo sisrers find rheir differences magnified by rheir long cor rrip, and o pasr pregnan- cy Crysrol has kepr hidden from rheir ounr, who isn'r wirhour her own secrers,- o former hippie (drugs, proresr, ond rhe resr of rhe cfcche), she musr explain why she hosn'r rerurned ro Minneapolis in 18 years IN THE CAR Oelmdo Lorson ........................................... os rhe older sisrer, Chrysrci Heidi Brucker ....................................... os rhe younger sister, Heorher Lisa Pesrka ............................................... os their ounr, Mcrney IN THEIR MINOS Sondy Dermar ............................................. os rhe mother, Sharon Dorcey Engen .......................................................... os Granny Roba Pera .................................................os rhe reocher, Turner Michael A. Lohnson ....................................... os rhe boyfriend. Jock Andrew Alrehburg ......................................... os rhe bowler, Willicm Michael Durden .......................................... os rhe stronger on rhe h 1 Den Nessei os rhe intruder on rhe hill r Birgit Olsen os rhe woman's lounge friend Amy Schneider ....................................... os rhe homework friend, Sue Dovd DeBlieck ............................................. os rhe backyard boy CHORUS- Dovid Doha. David DeBlieck, Dorcey Engen, Michelle Erickson, Pcge Gorsuch, Chris Ho n, Lesa Holmguisr. Orion Lorson, Rohn Pero, Amy Schneider ACTION. DIALOGUE AND EFFECTS CREATED IMPROVISATKDNALLY BY THE ENTIRE CAST STORY. DIRECTION AND SCENE DESIGN BY GARY PARKER Lights; Design Control Sound: System Live Effects Sides ond Sporlghr Sroge Manager House Managers Michcel A. Johnson ........................ Julie Kocino Michcel Burden ...........................Don Nessel Michcel A. Johnson ond Robn Pero Sondy Dermcr Cormi Lindgren ond Chcrlen.e Woods The rrodirioool Day in May fesriviries were held rhis year wirhour rhe bod weorher, which has plagued ir m rhe posr. The rheme for rhe day was farming â Whar's going on? Acriviries began wirh convocarion in Si Melby. Ninereen boorhs were ser up m rhe quad for rhe ofrernoon including food, gomes, and a rrendy Augsburg Roclss for Africa boorh selling T-shirrs. Enrerrammenr was provided by rhe Jozz Ensemble, Cabarer, Berh Harfield and Sreve Danielson, os well as off campus ralenr from Renaissance Fesrival and Dudley Riggs. Following rhe afrernoon of fun and games, a pig roasr was held Norrh of Urness Tower. The evening climaxed wirh a donee in Si Melby fearunng Umired Warran- ty, os well os several smoB parries on compus. 69 WORLD EVENTS President Regan meers wirh Sovier Foreign Minerer Gromyko ... Morgorer Thorcher escopes on IRA. rerrorisr orrock... More spoce shurrles flooring around m rhe ormosphere... Presidenr Reagan and Wolrer Mondale meer m rwo debares Prime Minisrer Indira Gandhi is murdered by her own bodyguards... No submarines in Srockholm harbor... A boboon-hearr is rransplonred mro human baby One of rhe largest espionage cases uncovered and invesngared ... Ronald Reagan wins rhe elecrion in landslide... 50 billion burgers sold .. Thousands are srarvmg ro dearh in Erhiopio... Lou rakes a walk on rhe wildside .. Poison leal s from a Union Carbide insecriade planr in India; 2500 die in rhe worsr indusrriol disasrer m hisrory Sourh Af Aorta Air Hoses HOW THE JARVIK HEART WORKS Artificial Right Ventricle Rubber Diaphragm Pulmonary Artery Left Atrium Artificial Left Ventricle' 1. Blood flows into atrium 2. It enters artificial right ventricle through one-way valve. 3. Air. pu nped through hose attached to external power supply, inflates rubber diaphragm, forcing blood out. 4. It passes through second one-way valve and into the pulmonary arteries. 5. Oxygenated blood returns from the lungs to the artificial left ventricle and is pumped into the aorta for distribution to the rest of the body.________ 70 4 mnmms+ MINNEAPOLIS SUNDAY NEW YORK TIMES SUNDAY ST. PAUL SUNDAY CHICAGO SUNDAY TRIBUNI WALL STREET JOURNAL . BARRON'S NATIONAL BUSINESS WEEK NEW YORK TIMES, M'S MINNEAPOLIS TRIBUNE,M-S ST. PAUL PIONEER PRESS ST. PAUL DISPATCH CHICAGO TRIBUNE, If'S USA TODAY ricon Anglicon Dishop Desmond Turo receives rhe Nobel Peoce Prize ... Severol people receive orrificiol heorrs... We survived 1984 ... Reogan's rox simplificorion proposol... 500 kegs consumed on A campus... Bernard Goerz shoors four yourhs in o NYC subway... Prince ond Madonna moke millions... The acid roin problem be- comes bigger ond bigger... Mikhail Gorbachev becomes rhe new leader in Sovier Union os Chernenko dies... Hurricanes kill over 2000 in Bangladesh ... Violence in Beirur... American srudenrs march for divesrmenr in Sourh Africo ... Reagan's Sror Wars defense sysrem... Nicaragua is srill o problem... Birrer debore over supporr for formers ... Richard Burron dies ... Liz marries ... US policy in Nicaragua ond El Salvador... Kienholz or rhe Walker... Srorr pbcemenr of cruise missiles in Belgium... Srop making sense... Liz divorces... 60 houses blown oway by Philadelphia police afrer efforr ro orresr members of rhe MOVE culr ... War berween Iron and Iraq conrinues... 249 srudenrs groduore or A campus... Violence in Sourh Africo... New Coke ... Israelis leave Lebanon ofrer 3 years... I'm srill olive ... 71 Elecrion 84 The 1984 eiecrioos will go down in hisrcry bur moybe nor because of rhe vcrors Jessie Jockson, o block poinaan. ran for rhe Democroric ncmnorion, making osserrive sroremenrs and impressions for furure compagners ro folow Geraldine Ferraro rhree rerm Congress woman from rhe Archie Darker disrricr, become rhe firsr woman ro be nommored for vice presidenr The debores cenrered on rhe defior. Srar Wars and Social Securiry curs. Ferraro suffered when her husband, a muiri- mlonoire businessman, refused ro ctedose hts finances Donald fteogon gor in rrouble when he mode an off rhe or remark obour bombing rhe Sovier Union Ferroro may besr be remembered for her one-liner ro George Bush in rhe elecron debore. Don'r parrooze me FERRARO GORBACHEV Mikhoil Gorbochev succeeded Konsronrm Chernenko os leoder of rhe Sovier Union. De- scribed in rhe press os personable and wirry. Gorbochev wos hoiled os o new breed of Sovier leoder Unlike pasr leoders, Gorbochev never served under Sralm a sow rhe ravages of World Wor II. Some onolysrs predicr rhor Gorbochev will improve rhe Sovier economy. Orhers hope he'll bring obour o rhow in US. Sovier relations 73 COMMENCEMENT Cuttn. Sre'cn Gs'mecf, vicrfc Dorter . James Dcrg Jr err DcIrtWson. VrJfXtr CeO'eO. Dc 3 Deem. Les e De eer. Jccoues Derr err. Dare Cxy. KAe Don. Decree Donynsgocrci Uso Dortch. Cr J Duno. Kte Dorr. Keiy CUton. Ken Dynes Mcheâe Dyndchi. Kevn EOe?o r. Scroh. Eoerhczdy. ArgeO EVgson, Je ey Engen. Dcrcy Ensmrger Torr, Ero. fteto Everson, Krtjfln Fcyiey. Mr r Forre He- 5 Fchtner, Lynn Gcrde Cynrho Gone. AnO-ec Gerrner. Sondro Grrt , Looh Goerz. Pod Gomez. Chcrytyn Gcrjuch. Poge Green, Anno Grengs Jock Grce. Mchote Gruismg, K ypn Gunderson Thor GusdoJ. Eno Guse. Dome Guvofvon. Vcven Gwahon Tmorhy Guzrrer. )oe Motor mon. kx Hcggerry Mery Hokota Suson NoAn Chrs FRESHMEN Second Floor: We donât need on elevoror ro ger up Lambda: We do ir with our feer 78 A[ Honson, Joner Honson. Tereso Hobson, Timothy Bo-rmonn, Jomes Bookom. tm Boyot. KratO Hetts, frendo Hold. Ico'ic Herrero, Metono Hesdorfcr. Meredith Bees, Eizoberh Bofmcnn, Kimberty Hoghoug. Erk HoTcnd, Jerry Holmes. Cori Hotmqusr. Leso Bornrg, Jone Hrkoi. Steven Hoggns. J - Hugo. Uso Rxchim. Howe Jenson, Christine Johnson. Aed'e Johnson. Done Johnson. Keen Johnson, Kur Johnson. Rofcerro Jones. George Joye, Joy J Ogo. Jeffrey Junker. Jodi Jusresen. Jeon Kelly. John K,oer. Ayrid Wen. Sreven Knopron, Caw WxxJson. Judy Kcono. Jok Ko ofslsi. John Kosk. Boncy Woft. Dcno Kuho. Torn Lomm, Jeffrey lorsen. fl k Lorson, fron Losrcvich. Sreve LedOy, Sreven leonord. Jm Lnofe rer. Geno Uxj. yj e l n Jou. n. y00 LncJ-yen r oce Ure. Sreven Lceâe- Cord i lofyeo CVe-'f I love. CK'4 love'oce CnorrJty lOiiruk., Lawrence luC vonsky k lixir e ScvxJro ly'e. Tenor n.y Moos. Aorwe Moos. Steve Mc  ax Down Merer Ron Jo Motto. Ar eV) Motto TeO Vorv-ne'o Cet o. McCodey Jeffrey McGrow No-de Melon, Je-wV Meyer Ken M er Doâoi Mocre McTce Mcr: en. MorA Mir ? Jen-Nfef Mensem Ccrot Monson. Pool Muyrev Ve-'e Mysore IVOemo Non-oro veim-ece- NosOy Tmoffvy Nes m Teesc Arfe Nosse. Don e1 Newryyw Da, C Neno Sre e My e Mo Nm Ncx?or 3 Mori Nomxm Pad NorKiaO POeO Ofc« g Down I O 0 on Car-ene Oef.e C' 'i Donno I otsen cw Ofton Noncy OSncc Srown flO FRESHMEN Rho House: Ler rhe good rimes Rho. Gommo Theto: Srop making sense Third Floor: Teenoge wfcJlife. Ostergoord. Berh Pc'm. David Palmer, Ovis-âine Po'rnor. Eâen Poon-ng, Anne Parker. Jomes Person. Kevo Person. Pomelo Pepinslti, Scot Perwos, Peter Peters. Joseph Petersen. Mchcâo Pererson, Coro' Pererson. Hugh Pererson. Kelly Pererson. Scorr Perros. Den el P heâmon. Po 0 Peri, Orisrine Person. Soson p.'o'o. Andrew Po'crd. Fred Pomov. e, Ton. Pridgen. Derrick Po ne. Andreo keener zeder Cec o kens'eWr. Soson kebe, Dovid kosoti. Wi'om kyon, Done kyon. Down SoOo. Joe Ann Soogesâod, Mery Schm-rz. Porr k Schnedcr. Amy Schulz. Joy Schworrz, Decro Schwerin. Kr -â-ne Setter . Dcrbe Seve'son. Ken Seve'son, kebecco Sheer. Jennfer Shermon. Wendy Shekel. Ann Sh.eids. Kr6 Shrorb. Tereso Sege. Joe Sâo. Orcoiy Sme. Er 61 Smrh. Uso yjb q ire Sorenson. Kcr So«r Jon Srerg, Jerry SfC6 0. P(XJ Sren. Ccfherre Sreveos Dovd tawrr Kevo SroSre, Sreoh Srrutt Ko«1 Sryrrvre. Sorch $ JztOCh M«W Sweer Or or. $y A , Toytor. OcroW Tege'er. Tomoro Tefcen. AixJreo The s Kety Thorson. Greg TrtsNyn Yo«OXJo Tischor. Moo Tsher. Mro Todd Tm TonsfeWt Sosoo TortXXJse. SryrtJQom Torgerod. Sr ever, Trudeou Achele Tore . Kevin Tixeme Achoe1 UgiorxJ. JoO |Ma Mfy c Vordersreeo, Ek oCeih Von Leeuwen. Mo Verihen. Sondy V -Vg Joseph Vocffl too W009. Ef Wcfcort. Sfuorr WoWrop. Morsho Wonyo . Andrew Worren Jeffrey Wowon, Ne Weeks Pomelo Werdevs Pcrn e Wesr. Xm Write. Dimcro Whrmore. The W hmonn, Donny W-Ck. PcTxOO W oms, Amy W oms. Merin W omson, Louro Wcjrowcz. Scrch Wolf, Atorionn Wolff, Robert Wrght, Done) Xoog. Zojo Young, A'cy Young, Sysco Yousef. Jcnon Zender, iV-ork NOT PICTURED Amundson. Dougâos Gtacomerri, Gonccrlo Anderson. Ptn'p Gvcns. Down Delshe n. Dcr.âyn Gooâor. Peter Orckke. Lao Horvey. Chnsonoo Oorsnger. Joel Her. Hooo Ourson. Lee Herring. Amy Duller. Ronofd Hesketr. Loure Corey. Jomes Hggns, Pcul Dohterg, Work Johnson. Louro Engel. Joel Johnson. Lynn Enckson. iV.chete Johnson. Rvsse) Enckson. Todd Johnson. Sorya Erickson.. Wendy Jones. AV cele Ersbo. Done Krogsrcd. Siocey Eylondr. Kristi Lee. Dono'd Leeuwen Wi'em en Re.n Theodore LeGo'de. Cyr-'hd Rocsom, Todc Liwsgsron, Eric Ro«s. Ar.cheie Atoger. Gene! Ross, Amy Ato'luewcz. Krsâen Sch'erer. Donei AVortinsen. Kerb Voter. Jennfer AVoSo. Menbere Theophios A'-ynson, Cao' Turenne. Thcrros Nomcrrc. AScrtho Ueâond. Dennis Newsrrom. Decn Worme. Jerry Pen. Tng ? Woikns. Rodndges Phvips, Robn W z. Pool Tnyle. John Perce, Amy Poss, Perer FRESHMEN Fourth Floor: A group of individ- uals, which hos grown inro o community full of people who ore clever, Iseen, fun and fonros- ric Sigmo House: Never A Cover S3 I SOPHOMORES Fifth Floor: Woy ro go fifrh floorââ Zero House: Chemicol free house Alpho Pi: Doing rhe rhmgs rhor we wonr ro! Aodkyxj. A e Atoyorv Mohommed AJrmonn Soodro ArrvT nrorp. WiSom Amundson. Dojgds Anderson tocquesne Auoe. Don«i Defy, Richard Dofcer Troy Dergknc took Otaecher. Ongrre Otomberg, Oorb Oobosnk, Suscn Oosel, Todd OoAKC. 0non Orolrke. Uso Drounberger. Atyson CVerlng, Fred Onggs. Avin m (Vonhcizl Ard'eo Dorvel W om Ourson. LeeAnn Ouron. Dovd IX ler. Ux se Corey tomes Cortson. Luo Cortson, Susoo Corpcrver. Mork Ovzmodta. [ 009 Co«eou. Frooone Conzemwjy Anne Cooler. Per of Dohl. A e Dobrmg Pom Dole. Eugene Dofron. Oxyte Deboer Ann Dnc o Kur Donctoson. Down Duckson Greg Dofresne Heo Doncon Ozobem Eby, Thomas Edmon SneO EggencPu Ronoo Et ng Oorse E orr Oobby ton Etc . TVn Enge Joe 8J EngeVmeer. Lorry Epp'ond. Mone EnckiOO. M. hcv Erickson, Todc Erickson, Wendy Ersbo. Dione Eyicrd, Knsri Foos. Torrore Fcrmon. Cynrho FirxJci. Mery Fish, Andrew Fo'oy Morrbew Fries. Cwe'o Gcwrry. ftobn Gerry, Kmoeriey Gvons. Down Gvog. Tutk hy Goodhue. Ccso Grorh. Deonn Gusrcfsoo. Liso Gusrofsoo. Trocey Guyoi. JuShne Hcgerdcm, Or. Hchn. Chris Hcmngron. Oruce HeckseL Mr yn Hellen. Owne Heisrrom. Jeffery Henr.ng. Kur6 Her. Hooo Herfr-doh), Jcre Herr. Anoetre Herring. Amy Heskerr. Loure Heuer. Orro Hggos. Pod H ger. Pcrr k BoVn. Dorcy Huseby. Kori Hy'onO, Amy JOCkSOn. McrK Joeger. Kendro Jomes. Me Lee Jorvelo. Goyle Johnson. Oren: Johnson, Den e Johnson. Dcogds Johnson, Kut? Johnson. Lynn 85 Jcrraon. Mary Eizcoe - Jcroseo. Russe Jcroscn. So o Jores. Mcrcete Jorertoy, OxTes Kecrns. Ovs Krrey. Down Kien. Scrdy Ktofcer Joseph Kofck . Trrorhy KcA e Horry Kctao. Sropren Komorz. S'eve ftovorfs, Ar-geto Krcpf. CcrcAre Krrgj. Doriere K ooT Kormeo Kro . NorhOrt K erre . Dovto Lomp, Lori Lorscn Kevto lecfc. Tresc Lee. Donoto Lee Jesse Lee, Porroo LfcxJoN, Jeer e LrPgreo. Ro loquy. tore Loe. tJorbcro Luerh, CorcJe Lufan, kr e Lytaerr, Lyrxto Mockervftjn. Shoron Mognusor . Roy McOcrt? kc r Mtr 3-;syer. Deb M yquc c . Drerr Motrox, Le h WeOosson. Ann McDougol Sue WcGoughey, Socron McMorrow Rjctx d McNtf Moreen Werzen, Jeffrey Wtodetor. A son Michel. Coro Woe. Corberre Moon. Oorto Moffo WorH Molo, Amho Mo9o. Emmeber Mok . So'omco Monrei. Soty Morem, Ann Morris, Trocey Monsoo, Down Nomorro. Mcrrho Novro'i. Alien Neison, Chrisrne Neiscn, Tomoto Ness, Er Newstrom. David OKo. Comer on CXsco, Jeffrey Osoo, AAe Optond. Detxxoh Pcoek, Kimberly Porker, Donjel Peorson, Bow ? Pederson. Krk Pe'c, M.cboel Perers, John Pererson. Anre Pererson, Keren Pererson. Krs Pfeffe', Perer Ph âps. Thomas Poss, Perer Possrs. John Qucn, Mrh Robon. Kpp Roerz. Detxxch Rosk, Posy Pen. Theodore Renschmd'. John R hter, Anne Rosom. Toed Roberrson. Ruth Roâfs, Michele Rorem, Cynthio Roshok. John ROSS. Amy Roy, Kristin Rode, Wendy Rutherbeck, Scro Rued. V lo Rycn. KorWeen Sorer, M-orhew SOPHOMORES Sixth Floor: We don'r hove much quanriry, bur o lor of quol- iry. Omicron: We ore ctoser ro Cul- lo's rhon ro rhe College Cenrer! 87 Theta Pi: We ore soiling. SchieSng ArgeP ScJv eK. There Schmpr Mery ScNTKJrVe. So'O'O Schoe. See : 5eyoi. Ova oehtr Sh yp. V«re-i Sfcor. Meore ShorpasvcffJ. Arr© ScderOerg. 'VencJ Sdem Michele Sotomcn. Derege Sc e. Amy Spooimor Sreve Srorpwoy Michoel Srcrfefco. Srocy 5 Ous. ftuth Srenshce1 Mcr Srepp. Greg Srergos. Joseph Srrochoro, Groce Suivon. Necrf Sy  . Kcrhe Swonson. Oron Swonson, ftebecco Swenson Sreveo Tom, Vu Yoe Tepfy. o«ne Terno. PoU Thiem, V ror Thomas. Jl Thompson. Mcrto Te?z. CorxJy Troon, Deon Troon. Kriyen Troy Korhryn Turn© Undo Turenn©, Thomcs Tysk Konn Uetond. Oenns UnPeyoO. Jeff Umess, Shee o Wocfcer. Own© Wogenfcoch Pool Wogner Micheol Wolsh. Ooxonne Worm©. Jerry Wortonj. T rr0 Wehye AoOrey SOPHOMORES Duller Palace: Durler Palace rocks; smoorh . . . Oergie. Schmtdry. KuK Lour. Wags. Srud ley 6 Kimbo roo Chi Tau: Feel Ike a group of one Seventh Floor: Gris just wanna hove fun SB Westlond. Sbaon Wike. DOhO Wilson. Robb Witz, Pout Wppch. Dareee W-$oe. Cheryl Woebke. John Ycog, Bh Ziemoon, Suscnne Zrrvmer itvqo, Ar-ge'o Zuzek, Morti NOT PICTURED Aomct. Mak Gene. Jcmes Abyutfioj, Rem Gerber. Dane Aoderosn. Gcy Gtmmsreod. Steven Anderson. Mchete GWo. Ke th Anderson. Scot Goerisch, Ph'sp Asnoke, Sebework Gowen. Mcheoâ Bergeron. Jones G-ocott. Dwooe Dousho. Ncce Groff. Peter Brown. Shonnon Grossmann, Grero tow. NcboSQS Groth, Decnn Ccrtson. Jcr.ce G'axJboefer. Care Cason Rodney Konson. TodC Gppecron. Off Haris. B-or Crocker. Mery Har. Brenda Crcmortie. Wtheimino Herdegen. Chorlotre Dele. McheC Herr. Coleen Decnoroy. Lynn Hotmcn. Chrcsropher Dot. Gay Jeske. Mark Egerrson. Koren Johnson. Pool Erckson. DobfO Kobanuk, Bacey Eskierko. Edwcrd Krvjtsoo, Keren Fo'ey. Dovd Krufl. Mory Foss. Bred lason. Jeff Fronton. Vak Le. Hoag Rogers. Corherne Ugeros. Poet Soncberg. Joel Limburg. Marti Schrrvti, B'OC'ey bvingsron. Rcbn Sheds. Stephen Lurtmcn. Troo Sher. Ncncy Miorty, May Anne Srrvrh. Chnsroe McGtym. Petrels Stak. G'eg Me: e. John Sr coder. Keren Montgomery. John Telec-dor. Robert Ness. R chord Thompson. Janet Nesen Ov6tine Turtood. Guy Oison, Der-een Uifeng. Soe Oscn. Rchord Wchterg. John Obeck. Ren Wallace. Mevsso Peasoo. Howe Wefchinger. Scott Pederson. Corey Wesrertund. Becky Peters. Joseph Werhe. Uso Press. Cha os Wioms. Danc'd Rathe. Daniel Wreberg, Toco Rothe. T.m Woods. Charlene Reeve. Scotr Rensted. Poui Reyaoft. Thomos Rob ns, Baboro AJHoreorh., ShCttXh Mertxsq, Andrew Ambrose. Ron Amos. Soly Anderson Coro Anderson Med Anderson, Lynerce Andervcx Mlcttoe Andcncx Michele Andersen, Scon Anderson Todd Anderson. WAom Amort, Mods Asnche. SeWewc H OoUer. Oebro Ocfcer. Gory Ocreemrto. AtxXAse om Ouriuch, Andy Doumgortrer. Uq OecOuer. Pedro Dettori, Jm Oergeron tomes Oorg rd. Gory Oerry Michoe Otodv ton DoeTvn Kenner h Dowermon. Roben OroW e Debra Drown. Shannon Drown. Valene Durden M hod Osrtow. Nchotos Ourow. BUOberh Duse h tomes Cordon. Rodney Comey Moureen Cervenho Sberry OvreMi Gregory Oouten Anne Occerron Keen Oough. Greg Cowon tor Cwr Mary DcAjQT Dene Doncbon (tchcrd OoneAon Ve.t DeMarov Lynn 90 ;. JUNIORS Chez Nous: Gommo, Gommo Gamma Diokonio: Service Towards a berrer communiry. Eighth Floor: Ger down on your bock, youl like ir like rhor De'nDcosto. Work fret . Peter Dob ns. Anne Do-nOrcck. Terry Oow, Mory Drake, Dovd CXjnkea. Jeffrey Dunn. Jeffrey Eehten. ftot n Emanuel. Todd Ere-. Ruth Ergen. SfuOrr Erickson. Ben Evens. So-oh Evens, Tommy Fenng, Crag Fnsrud. Scon FjeJmon, Lee Ford. Dcogos Foss. Drod Fronkln. Mork Frederick, Logon Freder hs. Loune Fuico. MortyS Gcrgesrod Nicholo Genic, Jorr.es Gfbertson, Lose Gnvresrcd. Steve Gjerde. Jon G'.vo. Kerb G'ivo, Steve Goersch. Ph p G'ode. Worn G'ebn. Sheryl G'oeder. Coreâ Greeny, Keren Gocotr Duane Goff. Peter Gonchoefer. Corne Gudm. Aten Geonzel. Decky G-ernsey. Porrick Gunderson. PoV Hogen. Mice Herrs fron Hon. frendo Hotted. Oerh Hecney. Dwsgh He-1. Mchoel Heme Jcmes Heefee, Trejos Merdegen Crcfcre Hermco, Lao Heticr. $cr o Heorte'g. « Hrvermeare'. De o Hr Z. Arre HottX Lao HcAy O Jt o HcfcJeo, Horreo. CW HoOrn. V-crco Howcrd. Peoee How 5 Vlrrvr fclom, $ye J jorcacH. Kor y Jeraerv Lye jervaorv Cor or Jorraor O  johrsoe. M e Johraoe, Porroo Jofvaoo, Toro KoborUv tVod Korea Let ' K nbojrn Poberâ Kedwo . Kaoko, )u o Koecch. Terry KortvTvon. Veve Kop - Krrfcerty Krueger. Ocre Krul. Mery Kw oer Pr J Lomppo. ioctyon Loporre. mos Loporte. Lori Lor SCO, « Lorvco Lee Le. Hoorg Le?e x e M f «e LeGorOe Amy Le4rom. Merit Ugcflfe. PoU UWTord. Dovd Loge. Down Looooe Mery Lowe. 0 re lue V Grerc eo JUNIORS Deto Koppo: Door core whor onyone else rhmks Jusr hove fun and dore ro diverge Ninth Floor: We Ike ir berrer on rop Pi Mu: We Ike cows -w toed, Peri Lundeen, Oc'e lundeen, Rcchei LwOQs . Krsrn MocDono'b, Lynn Morce!. Mirch Morchond. Timothy Mortow. DovO Merry, MoryArn Moy, Drcbey Mayfield. Themes McOeery. Thornes McOeJoo. W om M Ooooid, WiSom M Fcrlond, Druce McGyrn, Pcrrick McNevin. Pcrroa Mefferr. Mark Meyer. omes MtchoeiS, Dern M. er, Thomcs iV.crone. Sason M 0'aO. Korc Mohs. DovxJ Moorgomery, John McrifZ Mchele Mor z. Vcfere Moms. Crog Mâocek. Korrc-i Munsefl, Mory Nagel. Scorr NeoâW. Krisrne Neisco, C nCy Nelson. John MeSon, Sason NerhoS. Timorhy NOOe. Sason Nesen. Ocrboro Me Ison. Cnr âoe O'Oren. Debcrch Okoye. RegnoO Olsen, TodC Qsson. Sreven Obeck. 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MN Caolyn L Vickers Communication ?ss Aom Markering Hope, MN « Wong i Monogemenr H : Yun Yong Ccnpurer Science Shanghai, China Shoron A. Stein Communication Bismorck, ND Kay L Srroring Communico non New Hope. MN mmm eMUs JKfkgWw fflsm mfSm w m i  ,. rsE «Sw5' V wc n 'â - ;rr jnfwS « 'V - - y ' Wm The Auggies were led rhroughour rhe seoson by ol MIAC Conference selec rions. prcher John Nelson and destgnored hirrer Mark Herzog Nelson heoded rhe mound sroff m rhe 1985 seoson wirh o 10- 3 record. 3 01ERA, ond 87 srrikeours in 92 innings pirched Herzog led ol Auggie hir- rers wirh o 393 overage. 6 homeruns ond 83 rorol bases Herzog was second n ROTs wirh 33 During rhe 1985 conference race rhe Auggies won borh gomes from MIAC co- chompion Sr CHof ond spf r wirh orher co- chompon Condordo Spkrs wirh Gusro- vus, Sr. John's. Derhel ond Sr Thomas proved cosrly ro rhe Auggies nrle hopes H DASEDAU BASEBALL BASEBALL BASEBALL BASEBALL BASEBALL BASEBALL BASEBALL BASEBALL BAS t22 2218 OVERALL 13-7 MIAC My gool is ro ploy os well os we con every gome To be prepored every gome. We wonr ro remom or on even level rhroughour rhe yeor soid Cooch Dovid Doors or rhe beginning of rhe seoson. He hod on experienced ream Afreroll. one of his rerurning srorrers wos leading scorer for nor only Augsburg in rhe posr seoson, bur rhe enrire MIAC conference os well, aver- aging more rhon 25 poinrs per gome. Thor player wos Brian Ammonn. Drion managed ro susrain rhar rirle agon in rhe 1984-85 seoson os well The offense wos geored ro Ammonn ogom in 1984 85 He ployed o posirive lead- ership role on rhe ream, serrmg o good example by working hard os well os being vocoly posirive Chuck Preiss, o sophomore, shored rhe coprainship wirh Ammonn Preiss led rhe ream in rebounds ond re- ceived All Conference Honorable Menrion The reom, however, didn'r roor rheir own horns, rhey jusr ler rheir sransrics speak for rhemselves MEN'S BASKETBALL MENâS BASKETBALL MEN'S BASKETBALL MENS BASKETBALL MENS 21-7 OVERALL 18-2 MIAC MIAC CHAMPS 123 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL WOMEN'S BASKETBALL WOMENS BASKETBALL WOMENS BA The Auggies feorured o well-bol onced or rock bsr seoson with rhree ptay ers dose m scoring ond rebounding The Auggies showed morked improvement over previous years by winning mony of rhe dose gomes rhey were involved in The women cogers led rhe Minnesota Inrercollegiare Arhleric Conference (MIAC) in free throws shooting wirh o 64 percentage The Auggies occurare free rhrow shooting was a key factor in mony of rhe wins in rhe seoson In rhe spring of 84 rhe Women s Dos kerbdi Committee approved usmg o smaler baskerbol The new boll was op proxmarefy one rich smaller ond two ounces fcghrer rhon the bol used by the men's teom Cooch Peorson sod. The bol wl be eosier for bol hondkng and shoorng Overal. the womens hand structure 6 smoler than o man s ond that mokes the change forer for women, rather rhon colng the change on odvan toge Q4 OVERALL 21-13 Ml AC 12-4 3RD PLACE i H 1 m rf 1 -V IJK1 TX SOFTBALL SOFTBALL SOFTBALL SOFTBALL SOFTBALL SOFTBALL SOFTBALL SOFTBALL SOFTBALL narion, Srephen F Dosron Universiry. Once bock or Augsburg rhe women srorred our rhe season somewhar slower bur ended up finishing wirh jusr os much success The highltghr of rhe sea- son wos defearmg undefeored Sr. Oiof nor once bur rwice in o double header; in oddirion rhe rwo gomes were rhe only Sr Olof losr. Three seniors led rhe ream, Colleen Duffy, Lisa Svac, ond Sue Thompson, who wos also rhe leading hirrer for rhe ream When Sue wos osked ro describe rhe coaching sroff for rhe ream she respond- ed rhor rhe ream hod o division I coach for o division III ream: ond added rhor she The women's sofrbo regulor season rook place in rhe Spring of '85, however rhe ream work began in June of '84 wirh o fund raising efforr which included work by rhe reom members or rhe Sr. Paul Civic cenrer ond Augsburg concession srond. In rhe end $10,000 hod been rased ro allow rhe ream ro rravel ro Texas ro porncipore in o rournomenr in Nocodogches during Inrerim Once rhere, rhe reom gor rogerher ro do whar rhey were meonr ro, play boll. And ploy boil rhey did, leaving wirh a 7-3 record from rhe rournomenr ond o vicrory over rhe 3rd seeded reom in Division II for rhe felr oil rhe Augsburg coaching resources were comparable Anorher focror besides rhe cooching which played o role in rhe season wos rhe new field which rhe reom used Liso said, âwe were really skeprtcol or frsr, firsr ir hos o roised mound for pirch- mg. ond secondly rhe bases hove sond oround rhem bur when rhey were wer- red down rhey worked excei'enrly for sliding wirh no injuries In oddirion she mennoned rhor rhe field o'lowed o larger fon supporr rhon ever before, close ro 100 fans or some gomes 125 2-8 OVERALL 2-7 MIAC FRC«T ROV CoccT: Aj ttoppec, Joy Scf- z, CroO Pah Joy ! âąÂ« âą Dcoq SO' ' Mrym Otwyf, Oor Mersa' Mat Scrm Saw Ql   rvxJ Kevin To' 3CCOO r CV w Cooch. Dor- Cor Mdwon Arcy P c« w f fjfa . Je McGoJtoy T n AÂŁVcr Hjrn Tor âA-r Go e'' Ay Edyar- THRO ROW Asa Cooch Tom Robs Man McA - Ted (tcc-r Tony MonwcfTeo Grog Gough Dove Drahe. i ea xAvor âą Cowan 5ff t Hifcd, OoC Bcwern-or. FOURTH BOW Asa Cooch R fo Johns. Lk A- -'x 'crp 0 V JDor J Tm Anderyon Greg Ome«. PcU Oe -vcv. Do a U«rA Ors VnA VAe Mocre. Todd A denvcr Baj Voaco Jay Myth J r Kricrc VcrV Mrveh Ned Vonoo SIXTH ROW Asa Coocr Torr âl od or ftxi Cesar, crvo Tm Gusrofson. Moos Jocfcson (V Jem ESngaor Dov J jcTrscr PoU Vogcobob' Ton Goae John Wiftf; %se GAom OAC ROW aw Coocr ÂŁ0 Sougevod Asa Traner Dove Fow es T an«r Doug Nrtcr FOOTBALL FOOTBALL FOOTBALL FOOTBALL FOOTBALL FOOTBALL FOOTBALL FC When four key players ore injured on or before rhe first gome, you Imow irâs going ro be o rough season Evenruoly rhe rorol rong up ro rhe sound of 10 iryjred ployers, giving 11 freshmen starr- ing positions With ol of our injuries, ir wos rough ro come bock and moke those big ploys when we needed them. said heod coach Al Kloppen A highlight of rhe season wos rhe new Anderson Nelson Athletic facility 1984 wos rhe first year rhor rhe football ream hod o home foorbofl field on com pus Kloppen wos hoping rhor rhe play- ers, combined wirh rhe outstanding fdai- ry wiB ream up for success in rhe future âThe new turf 6 definitely o drawing cord. sad Kloppen 06 THIRD PLACE MIAC 105.55 FRONT ROW $bo;o Urne , OACK ROW Soe Thayer. Lyr.n PeocJergoy. Coocf: Ocihor.y SWfteif. Do:t N sen. htoosi PeSner. NOT PICTURED Do-xs Show c- c Spew: Pom Jure SYMNASTICS GYMNASTICS GYMNASTICS GYMNASTICS GYMNASTICS GYMNASTICS GV Take o group of orhJeres ond puH rhem rogerher in o single unir ond snll moinroin individuoliry. Thar wos rhe goo! of rhe women's gymnastics reom in '85 Five arhleres mode up rhe squad, rhe majority of whom hod been rogerher for rhe tosr three years All five comper- ed os individuals all-around, which was a challenge for third year captain Nonsi Pel- linen She had speciofczed m floor exercise in years post. Also sophomore Sheila Ur- ness whose specialty wos rhe uneven bars, rods on rhe vault, floor and beam rhis season Juniors Sue Thayer, Lynn Pendergasr and Barb Niesen had been dl orounders. bur rhe focus was for a more balanced gymnosr We're loolsing ro improve ev- erything, ro get every skill up ro be rhe besr ir can be consistently for a higher all- around score, said rhird-year coach Bethany Shrfflerr. And of course rhe out- come of a high oll-oround individual score wos a higher ream score 127 The Augsburg hockey reom ended rheir seoson winning rher losr six con- secutive gomes The srreok begon with o wn over rhe U of W-Eou Clare (11-14) ond conrnued rher success n weekend- series gomes ogomsr conference foes Sr John's University (5-4. 12-6) ond Homine University (8-6.7-4). The final gome of 84 85 seoson for rhe Auggies concluded with o win (7-4) ogomsr Eou Gore The seoson was one of ups ond downs for rhe Augsburg hockey reom The highlight of rhe seoson occurred with o record-breoking victory The Aug- gis defeated Denmdji Srore 9-2 ro snop Demidji's 42-gome NCAA record winning srreok The Auggies were led by 84 85 MIAC Al-Conference selection senior coproin MAe Derry, who ser on Augsburg career goal scoring record with 87 goals dunng his four yeors of ploy or Augsburg Tony McPiips another Al-Conference selection was rhe second leodng scorer HOCKEY HOCKEY HOCKEY HOCKEY HOCKEY HOCKEY HOCKEY HOCKEY HOCKEYI 14-12 OVERALL 9-7 MIAC OACK ROW (LA) Ex SotM'g worm Jc Str r T n QMnQ, PoU Nc n© . Ov Jonnof Dcfta ' â ' 1Vy CVod Jwii Vtv Ko , V{. 01 McCfia' IVon Hat K pfloDoi' e+fj rcr Ten VL r âąACCX.E ROW Ajs? CoocT V«- Mcfty'e Drt? ydr Sre elcddy. tov Sc C Xti MrvOfv Ai S- LaCon© Wâ' Da ie U« Jeeo. Johr In l m CNn EfcA ar )o v«rtr $. fVe i jb. R l« Left !-1 Ion Oor e Cvyvy' MeoJ Cooch Eo Soegrvoc 7ro -«c Dc u ; Neco- rrvONT ROW trr Tode. Scot Noh Kogo Oar Mar. - T xty Jm UAv  Oc-v At)v C 4a Ov .- Vw ' Wot' WQvtv Ql Rcncr OooSnr o- Per t T .TTT rx We reolty ployed wel rhs season Our lock of experience cosr us o few gomes, bur we were compenrive ogoinsr reams m rhe league, sad Coach Gorner. The soccer ream fielded oil un- derclassmen in '84 wirh rhe excepnon of rwo seniors ond o junior. Two sopho- mores, Todd Eridsson ond Mike Wagner, were ream coproins Swede Srefon Cumin was on offen- sive srondour ptayer for rhe Auggies ond coughr orrenron in rhe MIAC os well The new orhleric field complimenred Coach Garner's goals for rhe ream, âThe new fodiry rea'ly helped wirh procrice sessions We were able ro do so many more rhings, like scrimmage for o change, rhor I rhink rhe players enjoyed ir mere. They worked hord oil rhe rime, said Gorner 2-5-2 MIAC SOCCER MEN'S SOCCER MENS SOCCER MENS SOCCER MEN'S SOCCER MEN'S S 4-8-3 DACK ROW (L R Asss Cooch Mam Hoftoede:. Mo-:' Sv eojcn. Siyrbjcxn Torboc.se, Hugn Pere'son. Tixx G nc ior . ÂŁâ Sotbccg, ifv. Bur-ee , Meed Cooch C: Gcw MIDDLE ROW Crr-J Keoffs. Joo Sco n, D x McMocrow. Scetao CurrJd, Rood Wfcoo, Te ry Koeoov Jfrn Oatvlcpi FRONT ROW: Lee Arv e LorJOft, Do g Xjhnsor.. Mxe Wog e:, Todd Er-cXioo, S-u Wokoff. Per Kds Peco-sor.. NOT PICTURED A'XjfOCS AsrrcoR 12 ? The Augsburg womonâs soccer club hos been n exsrence smce rhe spring of 1982 With rhe oddiron of o cooch ond more ptayers, rhe reom hos been more enrhustosric rhon ever before The ebb hos o five gome schedule for rhe 1984 seoson ploying Sr Oof. Sr Thomos ond rhe U of M Cooch Derhony Shiffler sod. Nexr yeor we hope ro hove o bigger schecble, srorr eorher in rhe foil ond be more compennve I onricipore we will sroy o dub one more yeor ond rhen be nrercolegiore The nucleus of rhe ebb is mode up of upperdosswomen Shiffler r conrnued, We need ro recruir from rhe highschools where rhe programs ore growing or a ropd roreâ WOMEN'S SOCCER WOMENS SOCCER WOMENS SOCCER WOMENS SOCCER WOM oo The Auggie men ser rwo school re- cads m 1985 Dob Telonder lowered rhe 800 merer recads ro 159 4 while qualify mg fa rhe MIAC conference champion- ships For hts oursrandng year Tebnder wos named ream MVP, Auggie Award winner and 1986 ream capram, Mike Kmdem ser a new school record In rhe javelin wirh a ross of 176 feer 8 inches or rhe conference chomponshps in Norrhfield Mmnesoro Kindem's record breol-ung rhrow placed him second in rhe comperirion and was rhe highesr Auggie finisher in rhe championships since Dave Trosr won rhe high jump wirh a record breaking leap of 6'1114 in 1981, The relay ream of Teiander. Greg Clark. Sreve Spoolman, ond Todd Hub- bard come dose ro rhe 4X400 school recad in 1985 MEN'S TRACK MEN'S TRACK MEN'S TRACK MEN'S TRACK MEN'S TRACK MEN'S TRACK MEN'S TRAC MEMBERS PLACING IN MIAC CONFERENCE MIKE KINDEM 2ND â JAVELIN 131 Is rhor rhor big blob our rhere? Thor,could hove been used for rkirtg HA HA HA. Goyl Jorvlo, '87 Gomeroom worker 'i rhink rhey ore o greor ideo, why wosre rhe parking spots qH winter rhough? Whor ore we gonna do with oil those tennis courts, nor rhor mony people ploy. â Yolondo Tinkhim, '88 Freshman Repfesenronve âPretty good ideo. The Lamda house is willing to subsidize it through our parries, that is if they'd give us more parry permits. We could hove rhe faculty lor opened to rhe students and then rhe park- ing problem would be olleviared. Chuch doesn't need to park so dose to rhe buildings, make wok In addition, my money build rhecn and I didnât even use them! â Joel Nelson. '85 Moose is Loose broombal player â Dove DeOKck 88 Freshman Class President , zri «5 TENNIS ANYONE? Questions ... Quesrions obour the desriny of rhe 'rennis courrs' were obun- donr in rhe spring of '85. Quesrions which seemed ro echo rhe greor srrerch of btockrop wirhour onswer. However, un- onswered quesrions did nor srop rhe Augsburg srudenr from rhinl ing. If rhey would â Heidi Sand! Commurer campaigning Auggies concerning sue and rhe parking problem cr Losrty srudenr acrion was nor by unanswered quesrions, rhe Ac used rhe new factory os o courr for whar seemed ro be Augsburg's most sporr â Sun Tanning. When rhe issue of renne courrs wos 'Because of rhe lock of parking I broughr up, evenruoBy rhe parking issue hod ro pork in rhe commurer tor fdowed. PaWng also become a popular and my cor gor parrs ripped off ir! â Sue Srrombeck, '86 sporr or Augsburg one which seemed ro include many of rhe some srroregies os chess. Srudenrs pirred againsr eoch orher ro win rhe covered parking spors infronr of Urness and Morrenson Towers. The bsers, however, were penoteed by be- ing rowed and fined anywhere from $15 ro $100 depending o Jfe ifnbef of WOMEN'S TRACK WOMEN'S TRACK WOMENâS TRACK WOMENâS TRACK WOMENS TRACK This yeor was o very good year for rhe women's rrock ream Srerner's roral of 2,915 powers wos o Region 8 TAC penrorhlon record Srerner coprured firsr in rhe 60M hurdles (91). long jump 06'5W) and rhe shor pur (297W The previous week Srerner wos Mn Inrercd- legore Arhlenc Conference (MIAC) in- door chompon n rhe 55M hurdles wirh o meer record rime of 8 7 She also finished 6rh in rhe long jump (15'5 ) or rhe MIAC meer Mmo Cromorrie finished 3rd or rhe re- gion 8 TAC penrorhlon wirh 2,665 porn In rhe middle disrance races Deb Mondsonger esroblished o new Auggie 1500M record wirh o rme of 504 5 Losr. bur nor leosr. Melanie Hererro become Augsburg's frsr All-Americon woman by plocing 7rh in rhe shorpur or Noronols V34 31-14 OVERALL 6-4 MIAC OACK ROW Monger 5N? y Crcfr, Moray Soe Thotrosor . Mo'yOorr Q«yi ta Hon, Oorb Oion efg. Jociw Qergfond. Aw Cooc s. Heotht Nesso. Mcrtyo Peorsco FRONT ROW Dent-GorbC' 'UsoSvac Pots Jyve SocoK L Ar ie Rchref. Tccpfor ) 'OLLEYBALL VOLLEYBALL VOLLEYBALL VOLLEYBALL VOLLEYBALL VOLLEYBALL When Cooch Monlyn Peorson wos asked whor one word sruck our n her mind obour rhe '84 season she respond ed. Peaked They peaked ar rhe righr rime. Ar rhe MIAC conference rournamenr rhe Auggies peaked. They arrad ed ond bear Sr Mary's. Sr Thomos and Corleron in Friday's pool play They bear Mocales- rer in rhe quorrerfmols They arracked ond bear old rivol Sr Carherine's in rhe semis, and maybe rhor was rhe mosr sigmficanr for Pearson os ir wos her lOOrh win as rhe Augsburg vo!leyba8 coach. Ir also senr rhe Auggies inro rhe champion- ship round ogamsr narionofy ronked Gus- ravus Adolphus Augsburg arracked bur come up shorr, m rhe finale 14-16,15 8,10- 15 Ir was on unexpecred, bur glorious fin- ish for rhe Auggies who srruggted or rimes during rhe season due ro injuries Their peak oHowed Augsburg ro finish wirh rhe mosr wms ever in a single sea- son V)5 'Out reom hos porennol, o tor of pa rennd; sotd Cooch Boon Arvokj or rhe begmrung of his frsr yeor os heod wres rling cooch And porennol rhey hod. pa renrol enough ro roke rhem oil rhe way ro rhe MIAC chompionship where rhe Auggies rook rhe 4rh srrotghr chompon ship rirle The sroge for success was ser wirh rhe NCAA III pre-seoson rankings Augsburg hod four jumor wresrlers n rhe rop rhree Sreve Glivo, ronked Tom Schleiff, ranked 3; ond Greg Chmefcc. ranked 7 heavy weighr Besides rhor, on excel lenr recruirmg yeor also helped Eighr our srondog freshmen joined rhe squad, in eluding four Mnnesoro Srore High School enrronrs Even wirh oil rhe gang for rhe reom. cooch Arvokj srl felr rhe pressure He soid, 1 rry nor ro rhink obour ir (rhe pres- sure) We wonr ro hove rhe besr season possible The Auggies did rhor ond more wirh MIAC nrle WRESTLING WRESTLING WRESTLING WRESTLING WRESTLING WRESTLING WRESTLING V During rhe seoson rhor Augsburg sporrs span, many personal and ream gods ore mode, mer, missed, and re- worded. Players lough, cry, feel glory, feel poin, ond grow ro become berrer nor only os arhleres bur os humans. Lod or each of rhe picrures on rhese pages They ore nor prerry perures, rhe picrures rhemselves ore nor even rhor good Bur rhey. each ond every perure. convey o differenr ser of happenings ond more imporronrly differenr feelings Toke o good lods or each phoro. con- necr for o rime wirh each ond every individual m rhem, and feel rhe dedao- rion ir requires ro be on orhleric Auggie WINNING IT. LOSING IT. PRACTICING. 6 BEING REWARDED FOR IT! ' IT ISNâT SOMETHING YOU GO OUT AND SAY TO YOURSELF I'M GOING TO BE ON THESE THREE SPORTS TEAMS. I'M GONG TO BE A GREAT CAPTAIN. I AS GONG TO DÂŁ THIS OR THAT SO ! CAN BE CHOSEN FOR THIS AWARD YOU DONâT PLAN FOR IT THEN WHEN IT HAPPENS YOU ARE SO HONORED AND YOU REALIZE YOU COULDN'T EVER HAVE DONE IT ALONE ââą S-je Itorr cn wher r-er experience freo-! tx-v g c-.oicr. â.c spec GS O'- AUJj GTQ O-NtfC 137 FALL SEASON CHAMPS THE RED ARMY Caprain: Doug (jersey) Plan DROOMDALL DROOMDALL DROOMDALL DROOMDALL DROOMDALL DROOMDALL Of ol rhe sporrs Auggtes ploy, broomboH hod rhe greoresr percenroge of ployers from rhe srudenr body Decouse of rhis, rhe gome become more rhon simply o woy ro ger o krrle exercise, bur was ofren rhe horresr evenr gong on compus One which hod irs heroes and vftons, irs ups ond downs, irs supporrers and proresrors. lr become enrwtned n oil ospecrs of on Auggies tfe if ir was olowed ro. in dosses, or rhe parries, over rhe phone, ond in rhe hols In oddirion ir become rhe horresr pdiricol issue on compus. wirh rhe issues ofren sptarrered upon rhe poges of rhe Echo or worse yer splorrered on rhe ce m rhe form of ployers blood However, mosr ployers rook ir bghrty ond ofren wished ol ployers could Dur when rhe championships rolled oround rhe mapnry of ployers seemed ro begin ro raise rhmgs more senously Some ployers even odopred a S 6 M arnrude. where if rher skis in bal hoocVig werenâr odequore, foiling ro- words rhe bal n rhe form of o good sc d check would ofren do rhe job Due ro rhe conrpermve norure of rhe gome ond rhe social nerworks evolving from rhe ream nrerocnon. o large specroror fdowng grew, one which was rumored ro offer odds os wel os wagers on rhe BROOMBALL BROOMBALL BROOMBALL BROOMBALL BROOMBALL BROOMBALL outcome of some gomes Overol. ofrer rhe seoson ended, ond Things gor bods ro 'normal' mosr of rhe differences of rhe seoson were forgor- ren, chompogne wos opened, ond o special comrodery resulted from oil rhe hard work ond ploy. Comrodery which would bsr unril rhe nexr season's recruit- ing began â which for some began os soon os those chompogne bubbles be- gan ro affecr rhe judgement of rhe pros- pects. w X CABARET The Coborer singers ore o group of enrhusiosric singers rhor pur on performances rhroughour rhe year for o voriery of evenrs. They hove pur on o Chrisrmos concerr ond hove performed for rhe Morher-Doughrer Crunch os well os for mony orher evenrs. The group currenrly consisrs of 17 members. The leader of rhe group is Jim Nowock The group seen up above is Ann Pererson, Corohne Kropf. Dove DebfcK Collin Erid«son, Drenr Johnson, Terri Swanberg Sureeno Springer, Jeff Judge, Cris- reto Frios, Keirh Pismen, Amy Wiliams, Dorin Shepek Norhon Krdl, Jodi Hofermon, Dove Debited, nor ptcrured â Kori KosaK Toni Porno vile, ond Legh Morrox. 141 MPIRG The MPIRG progrom wos onorher group rhor wos benefitid ro Augs- burg srudenrs Ir dedr wirh problems concerning vorer regts- rrorion. srore boord ond local form issues dong wirh aiding incoming freshmen n finding local bonks ro suir rher needs Picrured above Nicde Herrzberg ond Logon Freder ick Nor picrurecf Margorer Dloboum. Volene Drown, Dersy Burow, Crysrol Cronnel. David Flok. John Monr gomery ond Sue Srrombeck M2 AUGSBURG CHOIR The Augsburg Chor is o mixed group of both men and women This year's choir consisted of forty five members The Chor in odditon to performing at worship services. Advent Vespers, and having their own performances, goes on a week long tour every year. TNs year's Choir included Julie Aodtand, Andrew Alrenburg. Kim Anderson. Brenda Douerly. Keith Clip perron, Mark Dahlberg, Steven Danielson. Ann Debner, Carmen Elandr, Rdlm Erickson, David Fuersr, Leslie Gilbertson, Jodi Hafermonn, Beth Ann Hatfield. Brent Johnson, Charles Jorenby, Jeffrey Judge, Leah Karels, Come Kosek. Stacey Krogstad. No rhon Kroll, Corde Luerh, Natalie McGrow, Andrew Moen. Michael Nadeau. Dense Nelson. Jennifer Norsrrom. James Nowad ;, Down Oberg. Nancy Olson, Deborah Optond. Mmh Quan, Thomas Reycroft. Denise Rdtoff, Doron Schoeppoch, Kristin Schwerm, Rhonda Spirzer. Serena Springer, Ruth Stous, Jun Sym, Blame Teply, Thomas Terpenmg, Done Thompson. Tracy Td lefson. and Daniel Wright The Choir is directed by Dr Fleming 140 Cross Culrural Club The Cross Culrurol Club 6 bosjcoHy o bunch of foreigners Thrown rogerher wirh some crozy Amencons who ore ocruolly nreresred m rhe backgrounds of These very srronge people Maybe. Therefore The group wos led by Foreign Srudenr Advisor. Drodley Hdr During Inrernononol Week (February 11-15) The orgamzonon organized many ocrtvrnes, one of Them being on Inrer norionol dinner or CN House The group bos - coly emphasizes Augsburg's diverse sru- denr body WIND ENSEMBLE JAZZ ENSEMBLE Wind Ensemble â Flute Ptcoto Dor boro HoocK Uso Hugo, Korhy Trosr, Fkjre Coleen Connor, Crtsreta Frios, Sondro Herzon. Ruth Robert- son, Corhy Stem, Chris Thorson Oboe Joner Hanson, Clarinet Cheryl Corstensen, Grerchen Luehrs, Mou reen McNeil, Decky Wesrerlund, Doss Gonner Drenr Lofgren Dassoon Julie Johnson Alto Saxophone Ize Sprogis, Liso Werhe Tenor Saxo- phone Kori Sorenson Trumpet Rdlin Erickson, David Foley, Chris Hoin, Terry Koenck, Michoel Sulzboch Horn Coleen Herr, Dole West, Susan Young, Trombone Thomos Carlson, Chris Horn, Mark Mefferr Euphom um Daniel Partner Tuba Daniel Mol- dy, Percussion Kdleen Danielson, Steven Klein, Poly Rask Conductor â T. Glkey Jozz Ensemble â Alto Saxophone Denise Johnson, Liso Werhe, Tenor Saxophone Colleen Connor, Kori Sorenson Dorirone Saxophone Amy Nelson Trumpet Keith Clipperron, Rolle Erickson, Da- vid Foley, Terry Koenck, Trombone Tom Corlson. Chns Hahn, Mark Mef- ferr. Greg Thorson, Piono Deck Wes- rerlund Doss Done Krofr Drums Stu Wolcott Conductor â Thomos Gl- key 145 SAB. The Sooery for rhe Advoncemenr of Busi- ness srudenrs wos de signed by o group of business orienred sru- denrs whose mom goal wos ro improve rhe busi- ness opporrumnes for Auggies They dd rhis by making rhe communiry owore of rhe progrom ond rhe srudenrs in- volved which m resdr would help mcreose rheir chances of bemg successful m rhe business world Above From tefr ro right Joe Srergios. Tim Nerhus, Perer Perwos. Tom Morgoo. Doug Ford, Jeff DunUel. Pere Pfeffer, Tim Morcbcod M© STUDENT SENATE Dock row: Al Becicko, Kirk Pederson, Dove Debteck, Down Donaldson, Par Guernsey, fteid Bonshire. Dan Parker. Cenrer Hearher Schley, Yobndo Tmktam, Julie Sabo, Karen Sobo, Scorr Schue, Mote Eirrheim. Dione Lowe. Keller Bernd Borrom row: Perer Thorson, Mory Schmidr, Liso Worrh (presidenr), Todd Hub- bard (vice-presjdenr), Jean Taylor, Dave Johnson Presidenr of rhe Srudenr Senore, Liso Worrh, says rhe rwo biggesr occomplish- menrs of rhe Srudenr Senore rhis year were increasing communicarion wirh rhe admimsrrorion and building Inks ro rhe orher ACTC schools A new program known os MATCH enabled rhe five schools ro share mformaron on program- ming and orher srudenr issues Senore olso passed o bfl ro raise srudenr workers' wages. The senore olso funded rhe consrrucrion of rhe new sarellire d sh in rhe game room 147 UTCC PROGRAMMING From «rt ro ngrr GargsrerJ DcrcVfce x.cre Perersor .Very Hoggemy Hw IKor Yv ' Jusresert. brgt Oscr Dv-e Detteck A J Ytx 'g Oys Hoir The Urness Tower Commumry Cound sponsored o Chrisrmos ond Volenrme's Doy donee Along wtrh rhe Morrensen Advisory Doord, rhey co-spcnscred Cosino Nighr (Poke money of course1) In honor of Mr Urness, rhe Cound orgomzed o Togo QoH Progromrrwng wenr bock ro rrodiron rhis year During Welcome Week, o Chrisrion rock bond ployed whde srudenrs enjoyed bonono spfirs Okro- berfesr sow Oars, beer ond o bond Homecoming broughr bock rhe rradiron of King ond Queen In February rhe smosh hir comedians We Con Moke You Lough gave owoy money prizes ro srudenrs who ressred o 5 rranure borroge of jokes Couples enjoyed dancing ond hors cfoeuvre or rhe Amfoc Horel in April Doy In Moy cenrered around rhe rheme Old MacDonald hod o form U3 Jm KrxJwal oj programm f r al 64 From -o r f Uo WooCM lyrr Pe - je«jov Hoiwcrd, SeMey Cheryl Vcvoe So, whor is rhe 1984-1985 Augsburgon oil abour? If you wonr ro fmd our, srop reading rhis piece and srorr lodging Through rhe resr of rhe bode Norhing greor wos ever ochieved wirhour enrhusiosm Getow Don Nessei. Aery Hoggerry, Suson Tons-'eSdr. Dole Wey. Vcl O'own. Represent five. Per He 0eo. fVoxonne Welsh. Aie Kocno. S-âocy StarWso, Jon Olsen. Robin Perc. XjU? UxJ. Yos Ocirhson. AnOreos Ayrom. Dove Johonssen. Drcndo He ss, Donno Woif, Edo DfOOissmo. Noorrv Anderson. K-rX Pederson Nor Ptaued See Stronsberg, loyro Cole. Andy Fen. lodo lyhsetr, A e Sobo, Noel Swonson. Qynn Kcrpoo. Terry KoencK Arfe Szob'o, Dov d Xoo VJ9 HOUSING STAFF New foces wel- comed srudenrs bock ro Urness ond Mor- rensen rhis yeor Por- rick ond Avo (AJ) Young reploced Jill ond Drod Jensen os Urness Tower Coor- dnorors Sue Pierson rods over Signe Nes- rngen's job of Mor- rensen Tower Coor- dinoror 150 ECHO; TWICE THE ABSORBANCY OF THE NEAREST COMPETITOR Above Don Moboy. John RcinsclvTvdr. Edo GroeXvno. Pot Leo. Dcv j DeO ock. XAo Kocno, D-g Qseo. Don Cross (coedror), Dovxj S Nr«3r. Chris D nSfro (cood'or). O'oce Horrmgroo. Srocy SrorWso. Volenc frown. Krsren MorWewici. bode Tonso. Joo Srongos. Ken Severson Horbored deep m rhe bow- els of Augsburg College, ocross rhe holl from rhe refu gee comp, rhe brain rrusr of rhe school churned our rhe ECHO. Our edironol and wrir ing sroffs were nearly crushed under rhe enormous responsi biliry of consrrucrmg your weekly reoliry. Thanks ro rhe religious farh rhor held our sraff rogerher, and rhe inspiro- non rhe odminisrrorion pro- vided, we were oble ro con- sisrenrly hove o good rime and pur our rhe paper on rhe side. Chris Dyksrro and Don Cress co-edirors 151 KCMR and DARKROOM KCMP, sporodicolly pur our rhe runes rhis yeor D J. Louro Cop sey pumped our Hord core and punk runes Ike Arrides of Foirh Lmdo Tumo fea- rured rhe crirics choice ond of course rhere wos rhe Orion ond Ken Ag reporr which nor only pro- vided rhe besr music bur some populor og riculrure insighr Jon Olsen manned rhe darkroom, develop mg picrures for borh rhe Augsburgon ond rhe ECHO Aoove Jot Aoove Joy A' Mory Hoggenv Lrdc Tomo Marcrr Vo «2 ------------------------- - â ll CAMPUS MINISTRY AND FCA Dove Wold, Augsburg's ombirious college posror, nor nor only sow ro srudenr concerns, bur coordmored rhe rhree doy-a-week chopel service ond rhe weekly Euchortsr service os well os conrriburing ro rhe communiry ond vorious minisrries. The Fellowship of Chrisrion Arhleres mer weekly ond feorured mony speokers including Dll Crowford ond John Pnesrly jusr ro nome o few. FCA ctso sold monsrer cookies ond gove rhe proceeds ro Oxfom. o hunger relief ogen- cy 153 Doro Nor Avoiloble Black Srudenr Union Chorale Education Associarlon Music Therapy Club Orchestra Society of Physics Students Student Advisor Council. STUDENT LIFE PAR TYING lr never ceases ro amaze me rhar srudenrs con blow $30,000 for four years of college and nor give a damn abour gernng on education Ir's os if ol rhar is required is ro ger through o fcsr of requirements, puck up rhar diploma, and present oneself ro on employer n hopes of rhe alrraghry job Who cores about learning anyway Just let me cross off them dosses os easy os possible ond someone wl hire me I would wager rhor more effort is pur nro gernng bid on a weekend around here than in learning onyrhing in on ethics course Maybe we need ro odd Intro ro Scoring ro rhe curriculum ro fmd o subject rhor people would pur additional hours nro The lock of nreresr n pursuing knowledge manifests itself n silenr classrooms, graduating illiterates, lock of nreresr n anything scholarly, ond rhe pursuit of rhe job os rhe goal of education i Webster defines kberal orrs os: ârhe subjeers of on ocodennic col- lege course, including krerorure, ph: losophy, tonguoges. hisrory, ere os disringuished from professionol or rechnicol subjeers, ond kberol edu- corion os o generol extensive edu corion, nor necessonly preporing rhe srudenr for ony specific profes- sion. Bur doesn't rhis odvocore knowledge obour rhe job? Like, whor is rhis, rhe vicronon ages? Lke how roroBy uncoooll Anri-nrellecruolism is perme- ored by you, deor reoder, who scoff or debore, who ridicule those who speak up in doss, who slom those who roke sronds on issues rhor confront rhe world. They're oS o bunch of foggors onywoy, right? Ler's get drunk ond break sruff. Ir's easy ro roke liberties like rhese because I know rhis won'r ger ony re- sponse onywoy. Bur whor rhe hell, it's your $30,000 Good luck ronighr. Don Cress 159 Day in rhe Life Of rhe hundreds of oppbconrs. rhe Augsburgon chose Douglas Moron ro be Auggte of rhe Doy Doug personifies rhe rrue Auggie spriT Our comero crews followed Doug rhrough his doily rourme. one of course, rhar 6 rypcol of many Auggies These unsroged ond unrehearsed phorogrophs ore o rnbure ro Doug ond ro oil Auggies everywhere. 161 SAGA AND THE CHINWAG 4 SPRING SEMESTER 1985 Augsburg College SAGAN2 1843 NAME, Non-Replaceable No Change Can Be Given Good Thru Interim B BEBB OBESU OBCTHU BUUUU 30 Points Value=99 per point Please Bus Your Own Trays. This Week s Specials MONDAY n 2ÂŁ : CHEESE JUMBO SMALL FRIES MED ORINK S2.00 TUESDAY 11-2pm: DELI SANDWICH MED. ORINK $2.10 WEDNESDAY ll-2pm: TACO SALAD $2.25 THURSDAY Kr mi QUICHE LORRAINE. SALAO $2.25 ITO in AY GRILLED TUNA CHEESE CUP OF SOUP MED. DRINK ll-2pni: 8ATTERFRIED FISH OR FRIED CLAMS. FRENCH FRIES COLE SLAW $2.00 $1.55 j I wfl nor forger rhe food siruanon Be«ng forced ro eor many meols ev- ery week from SAGA ond rhe Chin- wag gor old rorher quickly, bur or leosr I didn'r hove ro prepare ir. Living oway from home mode me oppreciore Mom's home-cooked meals. STUDYING Four yeors is nor o long period of rime Dur fours years here or Augsburg hove broughr me o long way Living in Urness Tower wos rhe frsr rime rhar I hod ever lived awoy from my fomfy Alrhough I did nor live for from rhem. ir wos rhe srorr of o kind of independence Suddenly rhere wos no worry obour someone being angry when I come in tore from honging around wirh my friends There was no one ro ask if my homework wos done when rhe T V was on. or when rhere was a special âmug mghr or some neighborhood bar Of course, being owoy from home hod some disodvonroges No one washed my dorhes I mode conrinuol rrips ro rhe laundry room ody ro find rhor I needed more quorrers ond hod ro tools for o funcrioning chonge mo- chine. Dy rhe rime I rerurned. rhere were no open washers. 165 DORM LIFE There were o tor of fun rhmgs ro remember obour being on my own Trying ro find o spor for my cor where ir couldn'r ger rowed wos on exarrvg cholenge Fncfcng o parking spor close enough ro walls ro school was ofren os difficulr Or how obour ridng rhose fun-fled MTC ond ACTC busses5 There 6 no more chauffeur driven luxury when you kve on your own Dur college is nor only o rime ro free oneself from rhe sofery ond conve nience of oneâs own fomily Ir is o rime ro break owoy from rhe comforr of long held bekefs Perhaps you found beliefs you had always assumed ro be rrue broughr mro quesrion by some- rhmg you hod read, or by whor was said n doss, or by some orher exper tence Maybe you defended whor you previously rhoughr wos o given ond found rhor ir wos nor so obvious V 7 These experiences ore rhe heorr of o college educorion. You begin ro think for yourself, ro view whor other people fell you crincoly before occeprmg ir Time ofrer rime, professors expect evidence of your thought To merely repeat whor the author of o textbook has written does nor suffice The college experience 6 o move roword self relonce. you begm to think and act for yourself â Steve Lee ttef SONGS 11nspronon â CNcogo (17) 2 LJ e q Vrgr â Modomo (9) 3 Wonno Krow NVhaf Love Is â Foreigner (8) 4 Nor Gonno Take lr â Twtsred S6fer (5) 5 Dorn In rhe USA â Springsren (5) 5M3MS STAPS GKXFS 1 Prnce 09) 2 CNcogo (15) 3 The Cars (6) 4 O0y Joe tt) 1 5 Edde Von Holen (6) â MALE SEX SYMDOLS 1 Edcfce Murphy (9) 2 Richard Gere '8) 3 Chores Anderson (5) 4 my boyfriend (5) 5 Tom Cruse (4) FEMALE 5ÂŁX SYMDOLS 1 Vonesso Wifcoms (5) 2 Roche! Word (4) 3 Heorher Thomas (4) 4 Chnsry Dmkley (3) 5 Mary Lou Rerron (3) TOP FIVE The fdowmg survey wos held during rhree days m January 1985 n rhe CNnwog ond rhe Eosr Commons or meal hours Two hundred srudenrs responded on rhe open quesnons lr should be nored rhor rhese answers were represenred by rhose who lived on campus ar rhe rime. One was ro objecrrveiy assess whor rhe rypcaf Augsburg srudenr 6 Ike. 6 ro ask Nm her whor he she Ikes. If you look ar whor rhe Auggie of rhts year enjoys dong on rhe weekend. you see a somewhor hedorvsric unombrious person The mosr srorrhng resulr of rNs survey 6 rhor drinking beer is considered a more preferable week end ocriviry rhon sex The second imporronr rhng rhor should be nored is rhe popuianry of local musicion Pmce For rhe frsr rme rNs cnricaty ocdamed performer has become a household word m Ns home rown MOVES 1 Oeverty Hfc Cop (52) 2 Purple Ran (15) 3 2010(8) 4 Repo-man (8) 5 The Korore Kid (7) WEEKEW ACTMTES 1 Parry (46) 2 Dmkng beer (26) 3 5ex (24) 4 Donang (14) 5 TV mcvies (ID FADS TRENDS 1 TnvioJ Pursuir (15) 2 Slam Dancing (12) 0 Florescenr ctorhes (7) 4 Drugs (6) 5 Crew Curs (5) FASHONS 1 Pump shoes (11) 2 Jeans (10) 3 Lingerie (10) 4 Nudiry (8) 5 Flood panrs (8) TV SHOW 1 HI Srreer Olues (13) 2 Cheers (12) 3 Mash (10) 4 Dynasry (10) 5 David Lerrerman (9) VIDEOS 1 Thriller â Michael Jackson (15) 2 Hor For Teacher â Van Helen (14) 3 Legs â ZZ Top (8) 4 Jump â Von Holen (6) 5 Nor Gonna Take lr â Twisted Sisrer (6) FACES âHe sor bock A sense of complere helplessness hod de scended upon hm To begn wirh. he did nor know wirh any cerramry rhor rh6 was 1984' George Orwell. 1984 174 JtYVTO VO wr. 175 Tflominn Worship , eathenifc: Faces our of our rme, people we've mer and momenrs we've shored wl remon voluoble os we look bock or them n rhe conrexr of our rme. 19841985 t7© AUGSBURG COLLEGE m ONE BLOCK m â y T â HORIZONS p rom Spurnk ro space ndes from 1956 ro rhe presenr, rhor chaleogng nme span marks my years or Augsburg In 1957, rhe Russians launched rhe firsr artificial earth soretre, on evenr rhor widened our horizons and forced mmedore growrh in marh and science srudes. Augsburg responded Then came Vietnam Students Ived n rhe shadow of rhor controversy and of personal draft numbers Some went ro Vietnam; some chose ro conscientiously object, o few went roja there were peoce marches n which many of us rook parr Fdowng rhe nvasion of Cambodo, student ocrrvsm increased With foculry approval many handed our leaflets door ro door or worthed on economic boycotts There was revolvement and deep concern by many | n rhe 50's we begon ro buy retevtson sers now m rhe rr d 80's, we ore rurning ro horre compurers. word processes, ond VCR's This Tremendous growrh in commumcoron hos enlorged o of our horizons â if we ore open ro growrh Day in Moy did nor onginore os o cormvol ond pig roosr Ir resulted from rhe assossnonon of Martin Lurher King, Jr and o deeply felt need ro ksren ro our block commumry Ir was our doy of soul-searching Hove we searched our souls abour rodoy's needs; srarvonon, for example5 Are rhe half-empty boxes for food contributions n rhe College Center our answer5 A liberal orrs colege con ond should be o center for inreHec ruol. humonirorion. ond arrisnc involvement in rhe world In every student generation, there ore many who ore involved ond who do srrerch rher horizons. Unfortunately, it 6 also true rhor some â Use rhe pussy cor who visited rhe queen â continue to chose rhe some mouse We need ro challenge al students successfully ro become strong academically Think of rhe growth if we could, al term long, exert even one third as much effort os we do preporing for rest week' Sputnik did nor push rhe orrs; Mmneopofcs and Sr Paul do Music, despite its long term residence n old churches unrt re cenrly. hos olwoys been big or Augsburg ince 1956, I hove seen orr grow from on occosionol course ro a well- established mojor. I chose SKIN OF OUR TEETH for my frsr pby here m 1956 One person come ro rryours. We now hove o rheorre mojor ond 3 faculty members; we nhobtr 2 former church buildings ond ore planning o communi- corion worship rheorer building ro be ready for use in September. 1987. To be o well-rounded fcberol orrs college. Augsburg needs rheorer, music, ond orr. There hos been growrh ond rhere will be more with your support In 1957, Sputnik challenged the world. Today rhere ore new chal- lenges, needs, ond opportunities. Let Augsburg enlarge your horizons Ailene Cole 161 «2 VM M Y TIME ka y mom objecrlve for commg ro Augs- burg was ro ger o good educonon Ore doss ofrer onorher, I slowly srorred ro grasp rhe ideos rhor my professors were reochmg me lr was Ike purring rogerher smol blocks of Isnowledge ond rhen suddenly reofczmg rhor rhey ocruoly fir I om very sarisfied wrrh whor I hove learned ond would Ike ro rhank my professors for sharing rhec wis- dom Since I om from Sweden, my experience or Augsburg wos o btr differenr ond rh6 cdege has been rhe mosr mporronr parr of my whole odvenrure m rhe Urnred Srores. 165 any of my experiences were smdar ro those of any other yudenr As a freshman I Ived n Urness Tower, where I hod an exhausting and fanrasnc nme I was written up. but as an upper dassman I was on f A I often sruded hard, but rhere were rimes when I hod ro push myself ro get our of bed ro make it ro dass. I caled 33J34Q5 and ordered pizzas from Domno's. worked m rhe dfchroom ot Soga med ro wn an Intramural rournomenr. went ro many fun partes and danced to Pmce and rhe Suburbs and I went ro Wot s more than once rHUj w | mode many good friends and sow some of rhem leave. I flirred wirh some girls and wos in love. I grew up and become independent. Ir's now rime for me ro leave Augsburg. I will shed o few rears and smile when I rhink of rhe good rimes I hod wirh my fnends. I know rhor I wi see you ogon The post four years hove been rhe greoresr rime in my kfe â so for. Now ler's go on and see whor else rhe world has ro offer. I om reody and I hope rhor you ore ready roo. Ourside Augsburg o btg world is waiting for us. so keep your mind open and go for iri Simma lugnr. Andreas Asrrom, editor PLA YED OUT | r is spring 1985 Afrer rrovefcng Thousands of mrfes ro orrend school or Augsburg Colege. ond offer being here rhree yeors. rhe rime for me ro leave has come A very mporronr period of my Sfe hos passed by Whor I wI do ond where I wl be ore quesrons rhar no longer fnghren me, bur rhey srl keep me busy These ore chaBenges for you, as you reod rhis somewhere n rhe lore rwenrerh cenrury or elsewhere in rhe rwenry-frsr cenrury rhar probably hove been solved by now Dur wherever you ore ond wharever you do roday, you are influenced by whar you hove experienced and learned or Augsburg ond in its envronmenr «6 169 ugsburg hos provided o unique srudy pioce for me When I come here I mme- diorety sow rh6 os my new home Forru- norefy rhor wos quire eosly occompfched becouse my new environment and its peo- ple mode o very strong contribution to making my new home o good one Robin Pero, ediror | wi never forger rhor old Ceder-Riverside neighborhood in which Augsburg is beared. Even rhough rhe merropolron oreo hos o popu- brion of over rwo m on, rhis neighborhood has kepr irs rrodirbn of smol bars, resrouronrs, coops, rheorres and old, rorher bod housing The environmenr of Augsburg is orrisricaly very rich and wirh o good, sold insrirurbn Ike Augsburg rhe desires for o complere liberal orrs ecbcorbn hove been futfled. I wl never forger being on Auggie, more specificaly, being o Durch Auggie. My years included many good experiences such os raking vaboble dosses and having good professors, having fun rimes wirh friends ond roommores, and learning from mtsrokes fve mode. I wi nor regrer roking dreadful dosses or having cM professors, or having prob- lems wirh housing rhor I ofren encounrered. or rhe âsrupid rhings Iâve done. Augsburg is o smol school maybe rhor is why many of irs people ore so frienefy. This may nor always be rhe cose when you ore our in rhe real world rrying on your own Ler's use our new knowledge ro ive our Ives in peace wirh new siruorions rhe furure keeps bringing us. Al rhe besr.
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