Augustana College - Rockety I Yearbook (Rock Island, IL)

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REV. C. M. ESBJGRN, D. D., PH. D., R. V. 0. Born at Princeton, Il!.. Fehru 'y 14, 1858. Gi'atlualed from Augusmnn col- lege 1877; Auguslann seminary 1858. A. M.. Angustana. 1886. Ph. D., Augustana. 189-1. D. D., Muhlenberg. 1910. Ministerial wm'ii 139011911. Died November 25. 191.1. at New Haven. Conn. REV. E. A. ZETTERSTRAND, A. M., L. H. D. Barn in Sweden March 6. 1863. Graduated from Augnsmna col- lege 1887: Angustana seminary 1889. A. M Augustana, 1893. Professor of Swedish language and literature. Augustana. 1894-1901. Ministeriui work 1889-1894 and 190171911. Died at Naugaiuck. Conn. De- cemher D, 1911. REV. N. P. SJBSTR'GM. Barn in Sweden July I. 1866. Graduated from Auguslana Col- lege 1853: Augustana seminary 1895. Ministerial work 1895-1912. Member of college board 1906- 1912, Died at Rockford, 111.. where he was pastor of Zion Lutheran church. February 6, 1912. Elyry still Iinr in uur Inrmnrn. REV. LUDVIG HOLMES, D. D., L. H. D. Born in Sweden Sen. T, 1858. Graduate of Augustana seminary. 1586. Ministerial Work. 183671910. Member of college board 18951 1303. Died at Philauelphia, vember S. 1910. Author of several published ool- 1ectiuns of poetry. Pam Nu-

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lEllH REV. O. W. FERM, 1 January 12, 19111 P. G. SJOBLOM, 1 . April 11, 1911. 1 1 ANNA VVESTMAN, 1 August 1, 1910. I 1 REV. C. A. HALLBERG, June 7, 1910. 1 : REV. A. A. JACOBSON. Angust 25, 1911. Nrrrnlngg 1912 class of 185. class of 192, class of 192. class of 198. class of '98. D.W.BRANDELLE. . . . . . . . . 1 classof'SJEJ. June 16, 1911. REV.J.O.KINDSTR0M, . . . . . . . . classof'OZ. November 22, 1910. ERNEST CLEMENTSON. . . . . . . . . classof'OSl. September 17, 1910. ' CORAM.BENSTER, . . . . . . . . . c1assof110. January 8, 1911. SAMUEL ANDERSON, . . . Boardmembe1n189371911 September 28, 1911. Ehr lint in thinning. um :11 hurl! rubs.

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Ending El, 191': TEE ALUMNH UVritten for the Rockmyi by E. W. Olson AY 110 one 01' you he found :1 zslothful sm' It. who shall let his talent he hidden in the 931 h, for slu-h a course, as you well know, does not lnN'It ihv place of honor? These war 5, uttered thirt' five years ago by the rr-nm-nlod Pr Hunt '1'. X. Hasselquist in his L-mnmcncomOut address to tho HFSI' college graduates of Augustann. the class of FF. n'm'e l'Ieiughl with prophet-y. Tho Iumwn round of Augustann alumni inm'l alumnae - fur thl' first thirty years reads like a roll of hunur. Uni of some four hundred graduates in that period whose professions mid 000117 pations me Immrn. ihe fnlimring groups may he formed: clmgymuu, 245: educators. 05: physicians and surgeons, 3U; husinvss mm. 2.1: jnul'nalists. 10; aatfm'nq s, 10. To these may be added illtliviliunls who have surcc. fully entered other Iiuhhz. such as phnrmm-y. nmsic. architecfure. civil engineering. military service, 01' SL-ientilh- 1'07 search. All 01' which guns III shml' that Augllsimm mun pretty gun- orally hare haci Their talents nut af infers. 1; nm'l as n crmsoquonre. we gladly mini. tho places of hnnor huspohvu fur enrncsi wm-kurs by tho gainful patriarch of .higummn have nut hecn wanting. Each in his or hvr chosen career, .MIgHrrtzlmi graduates run their .I'uL-c exceeding well. most of them even nmr pressing alumni to thu goal, a few favored and fortunate few having: already received their merited wreaths nf hay 01' IzlllI'l'l: 0r. hotter still. the blessings showered upon faithful servants. Augustann alumni have :m zlssnt-iuiion tinting hark h wall. in tho iniiun ihu 01d viglltiosfhihe year is inunatm'iai. 0f this as c parminx is true: The parts are glauilzm' lhml ihc whulv. Any gunni, liw. active unmns has IhimI mm'v than Hw ussm-inliun :1: UI: to put 11.50 am A. B. can Imrivrslmnl ith its uum-gy sinsm halw huvn ;: Iiugligihlv quantity. and its urhirvmnvn fimh-simnl. Must of 1110 joint bll'url's 01' the alumni haw lawn :lhmg hh lines. The 1' 33 01' TL ingl-thor with several touchu l'ngdmnens hmm- in writv :mri plihlish hunks illlli iivrimlii i'm- the pnhlir gumihhni' flw licmis share of the writing: l'cJH I'm Prnl'. U. Olsmn. elmi Hlilt'l'F. iil'ngllummis YEimu-r mun gum n' ' in :! trad sovicty. 2m uiocmnsi mrv company. not 1121' lnovllnizu'i' prolit h u'hirh vm med 1.:i'inlingi'ravls l'nr i'rcu lliSiI'ii!lliilJll, Hulling it Illiillnl'ilailaiu. In the hll': '8119 the Alumni assorial'iun published :1 learned Lutheran quzll'tvi'ly 11mg Aillt' iii sundry issuvs. mpics of which may still he I'mmfi in The possessiun uf mih-L-im-s nl' Tare antiquities. Again. in tho vali'iy nineties, 11m assmiution hogan and tithilsEliallln lillhlir' lien! or 'I'Iu- ,Ihmmlm. wisvly llil'iling it m'vl' to the synmiit-nl lmhiishin 'lihc sucrcssirv :itlvmpis zunplj iii'm'm'l ihv filiiliili' 01' :1 smuil. im- mi rulhu- in- m-gmn Q0U I' pm-Linmus zlssucizltinn. with ifs mvmhvl's .QL-ntim'utl lhl'mlglmul' l'hc huul mid immui'svd up to their ears in uhui'vh. schnnh :Ilid pi'ivntn iuh-l'vsfs, undmlakiug any cntm-priso dmnnmhng sustained ell'ori, husincss acumen, mid good, sound win of the realm. Is there, thou. no way by which the :lhinmi as :m mgnnized hm'li' nuiy .eui've their nhim lunfer. save hr dining with her um-e a year? There is, and the ways and mums committee has hum rcrvntly put Laurr au nlmnnun, always an almimun.