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

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1913 volume:

THE ROCKETY-F 1 9 1 3 Published by the Senior Class of Augustana College ROCK ISLAND. ILLINOIS. MCMXIII ALMAI - MATRI - AVGVSTANE FAVTRICI AMANTISSIMzE . UARISSIMJE- IIVNC- . LIBRTM . QTALEMCVMQYE DONG . DEDERVNT . DEDICATERYNT EDTTORES The Rockety-Iw Staff A. IRVING MUNSON . . . . . . Editor in Chief ELMER RHOLMGRAIN . . . . . . .Manager Associate Editors P. A. PAULSON VERNER SWANSON SIGURD L. HANSON LAURA J. MUNSON Assistant Managers MARION ANDREEN A. HERMAN JOHNSON 6 THE ROCKETY-IH F oreword v '3 .57 fl. ftcr 0111813111. and thorough cansz'dcrat1'o11 the Class of 1913 35 A g decided 1511 1111111311 this year book, 1111; ROCKETY-I. We $$Es'E-J' 1611112011113 fact that this book has its 31101't001111'11gs,but we, 11613111121659110113 that it will same as 11 record of 11113 116111 .1 6091113 at Augustamo, that 1'1 will 1'31111'111Z 0111'Al111111111' 111111 fo1'11ze1 students of the tlays spent 1311 these classic 3111' 1011111111193 11111! that it1v1'1lstim11lcrtr:911111661 111131631: f01' the welfare of o1111'1lst161111'o11. 011 the pages of the ROCKETY- I 1113 have 115ch to 1101 11cm the 1111712161115 depmtments, 131113 1111110115 01' 91111120110115 111er the 11'116 Augustrma spirit. May it, thm'efm'e, revive the spirit of loyalty, 1311111111 113 all of hopes, ambitions and aspirations, and sp1'eacl c1 mm of light 0161' the scenes of Zion Hill. We, hereby, extend 0: 111111111 greeting to 0111' teachers, fellow students, Alumni 111111 friends, and 0.1?91' this book, 1:1 product of 0111' 13130115 fo1' the advancement a f Alma M 11161: THE ROCKETY-I STAFF. THE ROCKE'IWY-I'H 7 Boarcl of Directors Jh-zv. J1. A, .Jnnxs'rox, U. 1L. PI :is'lunl nl' llm Angusimm Synod MM cxmllivio JIIUJIIIJI'I'. REV. G. A. Axmnelexr, JJII. 13,. H.310: IKY. 0., Pregident 01' the JllFliIlltiUll 11ml L-x-oHit-Io nmuhcr. Rm: N. J. 'Fomnlcnu. A. H. . Rm: J. TOHICLL . Mn. N. A. Nnmox . Mn. , erx A. Bmsox Rm: 9. P. Enmnm . . Ih-zv. A. Tum. meLm, LM. . 1m. .K. Jl'onxsox, M. II. Comm. L. L. AI'ALM . REV. Jos. A. Axmsnsox, A. M. . Rm: ALFRED AI'I'ELLJ A. M. . MIL J; HA T-ht'mtlm, A. PL. L. 11.15. , Mu. If. T. Axnmmnx HEY. E. P. 0L$HUX, D. D. . . KEV. J. F. SEEDON MIL NELS Axnlalrsox . A MR. Pmmx LIXDGRIEN . Ihn'. J05. A. Axumrsux . REV. N. J. FOIRSBI-Zlcc: . MR. Axmmw KEMPI: , EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 111:. GI'STAY Axum: RI , N. J. 11'0le IRG Mn. .T. H. Ihmtnn M 1:. .Kxnm-zn' KEN PE OFFICERS '. val'rh'nf . l?cu-k Hand. Ill, . C'hirzlgn. 1H. Fllivzlgu. IIL Dvs Moim-s, Iowa. . Grand linpids5 Mirli, . HII1H-I iIu',Wis. Xm'l'ulk: Xolnl'. . i'lm'chmd, Ohio. Xcu Illzln vac, Xoln'. A '13an ingtrm. 1mm. Hm-k Island. 111. . Rodi Island, IN. V f'om'tlnnd, Knns. . Iioukfm'd: Ill. . Burlington. Iowa. . Millmwpulii Minn. . Prt's Mum, A Sm-rritu'y , 'l'rrlrhsm'rjr . T. Axm-zns-ox, Sacrva-y REV. I F. 31-.12n01rr .Kxuzmsox 8 THE ROCKETY-I Rev. Gustav A.Anc1reen, P11. D R. N. 0., K. V. O. 11. ANDHEEX 11:15 110111 :11 1101'11'11. 111111211111. 111111-11 1:3. 151171. 11111 shortly $111131 his 11111111 1116 111111111 111011111 111 54111111111111. 111.. 111111111I I111 1111-0111111 1114 0:11-11 1511116:11i011.7 .11. 1110 111 01 1111111111 1111 01111111111 1110 111'1'11111'1111111'1 111-111111- 111011t 11f Angu 111111. 111111 . .1'1'111'1' 1:11'111' El'zll1l11111'11 1'1'11111 1-111: 11111111141; 01' 1111121111 1111:. From .1982 10 13871 110 $011431 11.4 1 9111111 111s11'1111101- :11 Aug and at the 91111111 1111111 111-1111111111 11i111.u1:11' 1111' 11111 profession 111? 11 1211111111: But in 1896 he 2111-9111911 11 111151111111 as professor 111 11911111111 01111115111. 11111113110 Kama where he 11311111111611 until JHEIFL Tho 10111111'i11g .1'11111- ho 111111111011 Yalln 1111i1'crsity as 11131111111011 in 11111111an 211111 111' 11111 9111111: 111111' 3111111111 101' 11111,I degree of 110121011 of Phiiosophy whirh I111 rereivod in 18118. 1101- mixing his ability 11111 3111111111ch of Yale 911111111011 111111 11 1-1111 tn fhc 111111011511 11111 111 Nurse and 31-11111111111111111 languages 111111 111011111110. 11111, 111 01'1101' 1'0 111011.111! 11111114111f 1'111'1'1101' 1301' i'llis position, 110 spam, two years 111 the 17111101311105 01 1'1111s1113, Sweden, 111111 Uhris1i1miu, Norway. .111 11113 11111 of 1900 he assumed his duties :11 Yalv 13111015111, hub 11 1111.: this 1031' 111111: Dr. 0111:1111. 11111511111111 of Augustmm, 111011. 1111011 the Augustulm 511111111 11101; 111 Jamestmvn. 1V. . in 15101. Dr. 31111116011 was 1111m1i111011$1y elected President 01' Angustann College 111111 'I'hcnlngit-ztl 81111111111111, 511111, 1111 011101191 17111, 1901, he was 111513111011 11.: President of 1113- :111an 11111111. Dr. Andrew 1'0111iz1'11 the 1111-1; 111111, if Augustnna shouhl 11111111111111 11011105111011 :15 0110 of 11111 fmvnmst Colleges 111' the 11011111111: she must he 1111111011 1111 11 1501111 Ii1111111-i11l 111114. 511011 after his installation 110 11111110 11 jmnney 10 Sweden, 111111 51111911111111 1'11 01111511111: 1110 11111111211111 01' 1101111: of 1111- 1e111li11gv11mn 111' 111111; country. 01112 111111111011 11111115111111 11111111151 111310 31111501111111 1111' 11 professorship 111111 0131-111 11 was 0111: 01' the 111111011. In 1510? he 111 1111 11': 1'111su 1111 1111111111'11111111 1111111 01 :1 11111111111 01' 11 1111111011 1-. 11111111115, 111111, :1I'tm' three 11111 s of 1111101: this task was successfully avconlplished. 111110 11111111111111 Donkmnnn 11131111111111 111111'211'11' 111111-11 1111.: 11011111911 1111 111C 1101111111111111 family 211111 111-111-1911 111 11 cost 111' 1:11-11 1111111111111 11ml sown thousand 110111115, is also :1 11111111111; 01' his 11111111151 cmlunma-s. Whpn Hunnlur 1'. .1, .1. HIicsun 01' 1500110, 1111111, dimll it 11121:: 10111111 111111 11111111111115 1'11 his 11 ' 11'il1 111111 10 1119111. 11111315131111 should mr-clvc 11111 1110115111111 1111111113 HHCHIHI1110111111.! 111111 1'111't1' 11' 11111115111111 110111113 providing 2111 01111111 1211111 111219 missed 111110111: 0111' 110011111. .111 the 1111111111i111e 111111. C. 11 Smith of Minneapolis 1111111115011 10 give 11111111114119 thousand 1101111113 11' 1110 111111;. . , 1110115211111 were 1'11isc11 11.:- stipulated in El'irsml's will. This 1111111111: 1111 additional 0.1111111111111111 01' 5111111111 11101IS11IN1 111111.111:- 111111 111: Amlroon. 11111113101111 10111; 11111111 11i1111-1-1I' 1110 111:11' 111' 1-; sing- this 11111011111. 1,111 1119 sixth 01' 0110111111, 11112. 1111:: 11'01'1: 1111.9 :11'1'0111111114111'11. Dr. .1111111'1211 111111 1111: 11929151111111? of 111111: 1-11-11'111'11'111'9, 11111; he 1111151 he 11111111 c-rodit 101' :11-1-01111111511i11g $11111 d1-11-1-111111-1111 1111 Thus 111: 1:00 111111' Augustann 1111.: expanded 1111111111 1110 1111111.: 111111; 111: .111111'1'61'1 has been 111' the 111-1111. Such 11101-1: 115911111: 114 111111 1-111- 11'ill 111111111111- tn 11111111, i'A 111111 1111111011 111111111: 111111 1111111111111 1111 1-1111 1111!. PRESIDENT GUSTAV A. ANDREEN 10 THEHROCKETY-I'l The True Worth of Augustana College. DY DR. 19. I3. .lhill'ElTI'OLinillHl'. HAT ,-iug'ust;m:1 College and titheologir-ul Smujnai'y is worth to the unmmunity in which it is located and t0 the whole country cnnnut be told in n few maul Its value is composite, the growth of many years, and tile combination of many elements in highly nomplicntnd relationships It is extremely Llillic'ult to tin: units of value which will even approxi- mately represent the inlluenms fur gnotl which go out from such a center. ,ltinnncially this institution is am asset to this lml community not to be dcspiscrli 1t dons not to muku material wealth, and yet as rm industry it is not altogether insignificant. It brings here and distributes annually at least one hundred thousand dollars. 'l'rue, it does not make guns and military equlpments, it r109: nut mnlm plows and wagons and cuitimtors, etc., but it makes something incompm'nhly more valuablet it makes the man behind the guns, behind the plows :md tlie wagons; it, develops the brain and trains' the minds and L-hm'actcrs of the men who are capable of managing; great commercial enterprises. . Augustaml College is :1. mighty power of cinli a- lion. Matthew Arnold in one 01' his books has said that the powers which contribute to inliid up human civilization am fourfold, namely, the power of inh-l- Rm. E F. Bmmummw' lQI't and knowledge, the power of conduct, the power Ph.D., 13.11, L.H. D. 01' hezmty, and the power at social life. In all four lV-lce President 01' AUEUStaDa-l respevts Augustmm Collbg'c is such a power in the midst of the lanrl. 1. It is a power 01' intellect and knowledge. Cultivated intellect is the greatest power in the irnrltl; it is the primal power 11ml originnt s and controls all secondary powers, and starts into action numerous ngcnt-ies which regenerate, uplift, enlightvn, mul bcutiiy mankiml. Angusiuna College exists far the purpose of fostering, multiplying, :md distrihuting almond this: puwm- in the earth. It values intellect not only for its own sake, lmt i also for the sake of what intellect cnu Lln. Realizing what pnssihilities lie slunr hei'ing in tens of tlmlmmrls of souls unconscious of their capacities- Hnrl wasting their resources, it goes into the hmncs of our people, Iinrls gifted personalities, brings thmn out into the light, and trains them for the Sel'l' ' 01' the slate, of THEHROCKETY-I 11 12 THEttROCKETY-IH the ehiirL-h. aunt of society. 'lthi: it. perhaps the greatest EUI'ViCD any institution at teaming m' any ether :igem-y Q1111 render to humanity. Sir Humplnw Davy 011 one occasion was died what he considered his greatest discovery. The reply in i'Michael mehly? in the ehemimt lzihmiitory were insigniiiennt eonipauenl with the dist-m'm'y 0t 21 personality that would stilt more enrich the worhi with new discover 3 in science An 111Fiihiii0n like ours, whose patronage so much depends upon :1 Continued active canvassing of its territory for stmiei e, nut: only accomplishes its immediate end, but renders the world :1 service whose mine 1m Finite arithmetic eiui estimate. It discovers young men and young women who are hidingr in obscurity, uneonseinus of their gifts and hurting their talents, and it starts them on the upward wni' of greater usefulness and respectability. It helps such souls to find themselves; it serves to reveal to them their capabilities, and i0 kindle them with the have at knowiedge. it its ' ts cultivated young people to know rind to appreciate their opportunities in this age and country. This Vs 2111 age 01' wonderlul nehievements. but the agency which generates unil directs. the forces hehind the nehievements is still more weuderfni. We admire the works that distinguish 0111' age, but there are still greater works to he done which call for the highest gifts of mind and the utmost skill of hmiit 'i'hete ttl'c greater things than the Eliscoveities of terrestrial poles. the building of the Panama Canal. the tunnelingr of the iiieiliitnins. the bridging of the rivers. the Heating of gieiit nm'ies, the mm'slmliing of the forces of nature These are material conquests. There are spiritual achievements far greater than all these. The disr-orery ut' wiftud personalities the revealing of souls to themselves, the unfolding of their p0 'iiiities, the training: of souls for the sari'ice of immkinri-these are the supreme m-hievements 0f ei'ei'y age and of every cmmtn- An ii 'tution that discovers the host talents of the eeuiitrys How true mid how suggestive this 11-11111th His liiSPOYGI'iGS youth, trains. them fills their minds with a nuhle vision, and inspire: them with El sense of their opportunities, makes a contribution to human civilization which eclipses all material achievements. 2. It is a power of conduct. Augustuna Coilege stands for the host: in H respects. Giving due emphasis to the intellectual side of education, appreciating at its full value the power of knowledge, and earnestly striving tu promote heSt intei'erx-ts 0f lilieral culture, it mines conduct above the adornments of intellect. It puts character, which is the spring of conduct, superior to knowledge, and it emits a godly and upright life into a position of highest excellence. his institution. is a moral force of stupendous importance in this enmmuuity and in the whole country. It: is a clear and steady light set upon a hill that it may Sheri its l'adimiPO all around to make it pleasant to live. It is not an agency that incites riot anti genemi lawlessness, and makes military iuw ii necessiti : it is the uncompromising enemy of every form at vice, and the faithful friend of everything that makes for gend order, peace, prosperity, eleal'ness 01' life and integrity of r-hm'at-ter. It is 21 iiiig'hty constructive power in the state, in the church, in so It creates the nation's best defense. namely, virtuous character. It makes iilteiiigent, honest. patriotic, and Gnd-fearing THE'tROCKETY-i' 13 nitiznns. It liJls om- lJllijJiiS with nhie preachers nmi gives the churrh faithful nmstxn's whose lives are devoted to the cure of thc iim-k. It builds homes halving godly parents and obedient. sclfvrespecting children. It semis efficient servant into all prochsions and cuilings of life, and supplies society with clean and honorable men and womt-n. A11 ngenty that performs such :1 work must he :1 powl-r 0E cimlization whose infhmncu extends to the enc'l5 of the earth. 3' H: is H. power of beauty, The present: age is rzimi'ncturizetl by a nmtel'iuliziiig tendency Tho cmnmcrciai aspect of education is often unduly uiiiplansizvrh as if the dollar was its chief unit 01' T211110. Others again make the scientific habit everything in education; the eager, persistent: study of phenomena, the search 1701' fat 1.4 the tliiiilllllol'tmlt thing. In earlier days they used ta deity mints mni herucv now we :leil'y mutter. Once Plato gave laws for thought and conduct; now Pinto is the lawgivor. But this is not true education; true culture means more than the him at money. more than the knowledge of facts and phenomena. Thu.- hest: education i: spiritual and :Psthctic. 1t. rechgnizes and exalts hcuuty in nature and alt as :L pnu-ei- nt' civiliza- tion, and seeks to cultivate the msthetic l'aL-ultics of the souli it mines the beautiful in the world far its own sake and for the sake of its influence upon human life. It appreciate! the softening, rotining, humanizing inliuenms of the fine arts as the proper interpreters of homily and the host means for cultivating a i-etined iastm If we know only facts, phenomena, material values, we are only half educated, We are Phiiistines, we are barbarians still. Augustanu College stands for :1 glwiritual and aesthetic culture. It encourages the training at the avstiietic powers of the soul, well as the intellectual and moral. It shapes its poiiuy according to the ideal of new education. The spirit of the new education is that of iDTgClJCSS, the full and symmetrical development of the whole psychic nature, enlargement and enrichment at 50111 life, strengthening and beauti- fying of personal character. To accomplish these ends the institution has i Conservatory of Music, its Art department, its School of Exp: :Sirm: and its courae in Aesthetics in the College depnl'hnmlt. d. It is a power of social life, Augusfmm Coiiege i$ a school family united hy a strong hand of sympathy. and actuated by the spirit of mutual helpl'uhmss. This in: a conspiruous feature DE 0111' institution and 2111 clumvnt of strength. It seeks to build up :1 harmonious. mutually supporting satiety, in which each individual. the weakest as well as the strongest: h his place anti performs his Diiice. Them is here no kind of caste. 110 spirit of aristoei'ut-vh there is only an uouommodnting democracy of congenial spirits, in whiL-h each for the ether lives and in which is realized the service of the best, for the good of all. An institution whose life is dominated hy such a spirit must he a power of civilization whose worth to nur country and to mankind cannot he estimated. ROCKETY-I THE 14 THE'hROCKETY-I'h 15 Some Italian Reminiscences. BY PHOF. L. W. KLIXIL T was the nineteenth of June, 1.911. Arts? speeding with but fmv interrup- tions fer twentydline hours, the overland River from Paris was reuching the curl of its journey. Dusty fcllow-Imssongers were tlcarl ' expecting soon to loam their narrow compm-f'ments. A lmrh- German adjustml once more his sandy lrmstuchm The JI'LUIIOJ'OLES knnpsm-hs hclonging: to his party r-nmc flown from the racks above our hands. Surely tlleSe Gmnun tuurists :n'e strenuous as well as s. :temnfim An ngecl priest folded his newspaper and removed his h-nveling cap. Groups of pmsengcl's wore painting out various objects of interest that were Hyjng pasL in :1 bewildering n 120. Here :1 line of giluntwlnnking aqueducts appeared; soon the t-ifj' u'alls rose into view; pres- ently could he soon a group 01' statues perched on ihc roof of n lnny edifice. Could that be St. Pel'er'h? But the train lmcl shipped and the wel- c'nme cry of Hiumn h heard :11: last. It has been truly lid that the mast trying por- tion of oneas first nslt to :1 forc'm city is the first half hour. X01: that it is diHu-ult to reach any desired point, but the question presents itself as to what point shall he - chcd, In Italy the ques- tion assumes this form. s'Where run I find :1 901117 Immtivcly Heailess abode? Smll it he a hotel or a pension, that happy compromise hetweeu :1 hotel and a hnm'ding house? Happy ynu are if, 12mm 'T; W. Rum. AM. 011 arriving in an Italian c-ipv. you are encumbered hSenior Class Guardian: with only :1 modest amount nf haggage: doubly happv, if you possess a copy of Baodekc s Guide- hook, even ii its red covers bctl'n. 01:. at once as a stranger: and thrice happy, if some friend in the home countu has rec'onunendcd 501110 place to stay which he has found congenial. is; hnggnge is not nhmwtl in street cars the usual method of going to 01' from a railroad station is by cah. Rates are so reasonable in Italy that even an impocnnious professor L-rm nme'd 1he occasional luxury of :1 hip in 21 taxi. As you issue forth from the terminal station in the Eternal! C'ityn-the only one, by the way, within the city properiyon find yourself in :1 unuro? embellished with a handsome fountain, but lacking 11m usual Eirvypfian ohcli. 9 outlines 16 THEt'ROCKETY-I'i of 111is piazza $1111 preserve the shape 01 1he grounds on which $111011 11m 13111115 111' Diocletian. A part. of the ancient structure is 1'0111111' 113011 as 11 chureh. Another 131111 eentnins 1111 alwiltlenillgimli 111115011111. The 1'11: A'rIzI'aImie whieh 11211111 10 111111 from the rounded ttsquai'ei1 is one 111 111a 11min hushwss thm'oughl'nres 01 1110110111 Rome. It 111111111 1111111151 111' 11111011 11 haulewn'd, 11s it is wide 111111 straight l.'ur the greater part: 012 its length 11nd 01'111111101111'11 on either side with shade trees. To 11111111151120 the 11'1111ie nt 0111' point 11 humei 01f nhout fifty feet in width 11115 119011 pierced through the QIIiI'iiIIII hill at right 2mg 5 with 111a 1-111. A'ngiomgi'c. It 111151-111 111111131 1110 grounds of 1111- royal 1111111112 Hume II'II: one 01 the tirst cities 01' any i111pm'111111-e 10 provide its sire ' with eiectric light, There is an excellent system 01' eien-ti'ie ti'nnnvnp'. The 111m I'III'ies with the 1eIIgtl1 01' the 1I'ip. AIItmIIIJlIiies am: 1101; $0 frequenth' seen 113 in the larger cities of unithem Europe, hut the patient little donkey ili'Ini'ing' 11 huge twe-n'hevied 1-1II't is 11 1-h111'11e1c1'istie feature 01' Ilhnost: 1111'1' sil'ee1-sc'ei1e. 111 Rome the practice is 111 hang 11 wisp of 11111 within easy 111111-11 111' the animalis: 1101111, which wisp 1011111115 the 1-1051- of the 11111111101111 is 1' ' mII1-I1 reduced 111 size. 11; 11011111 be 1111111 to 3111' whether the Romans 01' 111-11111 indulge 111 this practice 1'111' humane reasons 01' whether their 11i111 is to keep the 11001 animals at work the entire day without even 111I111I'ing' 1110111 11 pause I11; iiieaitime. As for 1111', 1101111 111111113 of the drivels 111111 of othei 1111101015 115 11',e11 they seem 10 rnIIsist 111 nothing but :1 111cm 0f liiead pus silih' softened undo: 11 iet 01' water which is 1IN1'ttl11V11'11111ll 01131' ieauh. 11 11011111 he futile to attempt even 10 oIIumel I111e the sites 01' interest in 111111 11l1011t Rome. 1111 who is 111101051911 in any one 01' 111 1111 01 the periods 01' 11111111111 11111121111011 1i1111s i11 itIIIII' IIII unbroken perspective extending 11:11:11 about: three thousand years. Hhe 101I1'1st 01 the suIIIIIIeI' 111 15111 111II1111 the country celebrating the fiftieth 1111111191 11' 01' 11 united 111111'. -1II international exposition has held with the industrial 11111:.im1s 111 Turin 111111 the 1111111111 11140111111, 111111 archaeological diiisious at J10I11e.i:1 II111nIIs park 01' the I-ilII. '1'0 11. foreigner the most interesting 111111 111' the. r-nlleI-finlis displayed in the 11eighlmrhnor101' 111111 1111110111 pile, tIII' t'IIstel $1111 Angelo, was doubtless the 1a1'ge 1II11m Iiuthm's III111 IIi'1i. 3 produced 111 01' treating exhihi11ml 01' works 1141' 111111- 01 Rome. Among the nations having exhihifs here the 1Yll11l311 States was 1101 conspicunm hut the SeandiImvinII countries were represented 111' TilOI'WFl1I1sCD, YikLOI' Rydberg. Grieg and 11111111; 11111215. The art exhibits; outside of the city proper, were 1'1 guud indeed and would have 1111111157 repaid 11 jeIiI-Iiey 1mm 11 t-unsiIieI'IIh1e distance. Se :11 1111110115 1I'IIcl buildings 111111 exhibits :11 their own. Among these 11115 the 11111111 5111105. The less, however, 111111: is said about the 110111011111 011 0111' own building, 11m better. 3.1111 one whn expected to see 11 real exhibition of American :1 It was 11001111111 10 disnppnim- 11113111; and hu111i11111i011. Ameiig the 1-31-111111iI1111'11111 Countries Sweden easily tool: the 101111 with seveI'111 I'nnIIIs ot' excelient works. 0111' entire room was 1113101111 1:1 paintings 113' 111111 IIIIT'ssnii, :11111 there were several m'iginah 111' Zorn. rThe zh'ehaeologiml Expnshion was 1uc'nte11 in the zmeicni. 13111115 of Dioele1iIIII near the railroad station 11ml was entireiy distinet; from the 11I1Ise11111 mentioned THE ltROCKETY-Ill 17 above. This museum contains original sculptures and other remains discovered in recent years. It comprises one of the most important coller-tions in Rome and is steadily growing in importance, as all limls are now the property of the state. For the Exposition several rooms haul been prepared to receive reproductions ill miniature m- in full size of important remains in countries that once formed ln'uvincus of the Roman empile. it was thus possible to study and compare. monu- ments which could utherwiuc hare been seen only hy traveling mer a great portion at Europe as well as of .tstn Minor mid Northern Africa. Greece was J'epi'ccentml ht a numhei' of casts and by two interesting tlisplag'si One of these was :1 series 01' photographs of archaeological sites in Greem numbering four hundred and sixty-two. S'ome of the photographs were at unusual size and they were all executed with exceptional cleminess. The taking of these photographs had required nearly four months of labor and travel in every part 01' Greece. The other digpluy was that of an almost complete collection of portraits of the four hundred and eight B znntinc emperors ending with Andre Paleologue who died at Rome in 1494. These portraits had been. derived from all possible sources, such as statues, carted ivories and gems, manuscripts: paintings, et. cetera. The original plan had been conceived over twenty years ago and its execution had involved 11 search thmugh various libraries and museums of Europe. The results arc of importance for Byxnutine history and for the history of Byzantine art. This project as well as that at the series of photographs had been carried out under the patronage of the Greek government. Very interesting were FOHlC litiniature reproductions in another division of tho cxpoEition of the Roman remains recently discovered at Timgad in Northern Africa. Here are found in a remarkable state of preservation the forum, temples, theatres, trinmphat arches, etc, of this long forgotten city. With the return of European civilization to this part of the dark continent, these deserts may he made to blossom once more. ,It is nut easv to dismiss this expo:- ion without at. least a passing mention of two other exhibit Immediately adjoining the Baths of Diocletian there had been set up a full- zed reproduction of the temple at Am-ym in Asia Minor hearing the famous inscription placed there by Augustus in which he recounts in his own words the cVents of his longr reign. C'he other exhibit was a miniature representation of the city of Rome in the fourth century A. D. This was the work of a French architect and former member of the French A a:lemj' at, Rome. He had been engaged upon this pmee of work for sctcn years. It was displayed in mm of the best preserved rooms of the ancient, ruin. There were reproduced the structures and the general contours of the imperial eitv. The st-nlv was 1 to 4:00. Each'111easurcmcnt 1: based on careful studies of existing remains aml, for monu- ments no longer ex 'ng, upon representations or descriptions un coins, in old prints, ancient authors and mediuevut trm-c-lera The whole gixus 21 vivid impression of what. was by fur the grandest city architecturally that the worh't has ever seen. Continued on page 82. 18 THEHROCKETY-I THE ROCKETY-IH 20 5430 m 4 szmD MI 21 THE HROCKMTY-IU THE HROCKETY-I 22 24 51 HE'HROCKET.Y-IH The Seniors INCH the Seniors are a distinr-t illlll. dignified class, superior to all pre- decessors mid surcewors: unequaled iii intelligenee, ambition, and integrity, it is proper to give :1 renew 01' their progress and nth'nnemnent? and point out to the readers oi' the t'RoCix' , Y-I the ways Flllll. means through which they have reached the summit. . The fall of 1906 marks the beginning of this illustrious class. it was then when some forty ur htty renghly-clad youths and maiden: rlirecter'l their steps in Augustunzi, the fountain of knowledge. Words cannot. describe their appearance. but the members of the Faculty remember, without dcmht, when these :tilnHuishetl pi'oductf, entered the class room for the first time. Although they came from the mine, 1310101233 and farm, they were, ncvm'iheless, filled with a desire of bettering themselves and determined to gain something that would he useful in the future. After two years of hard study some 01' the spots were removed, and they that surrived prevail to he a 'respectahle looking hunch? They not only proved to be respectable in looks, but they also proved to he a class of honest, industrious, and intelligent students. One 01' their number was already serving as assistant in the geological laboratory, and the pants were watching the others with intense interest. During this year a class organization was 'eil'eeted, and .T. E. Paulson, new of: Leland Stanford University, was elected president. A motto was also selected, and this molto-Yineit qui enititnr-hus been the guiding star for the t13ts during their entire coilege earner. Nothing in the line of ttsociety life? however, attracted them, but they won their first rictory in brisket hall hr tlefenting the Second class who claimed the interic-lass championship. rThe summer of 1909 passed, the month of Selr temhei' came, and 0n the first Tuesday in suirl month nineteen hoys and three girls enrolled in the Fresh- Imm elm: It was :1 elass that arrested the attention ol' the entire student hotly. Preps and 391115 gazed at them in astonishment: Juniors and Seniors ox- iemlexl them their congratulations, but the S'ophs who were headed by such feeble characters as Beele SlthL wunvimv r 5:23:23 man, Blomgrem and C. G. tied from them in termr. wzw Spam will not. permit us to mention in detail the , transportation of Wuhan Bill S: Company from the Gym to Ericson Hall, the wrap hurl: at the hm; dormitory, Blomgreifs harlr ing at the menu, etc., hut let it selliee to say that at all times the Sephs failed to produce anything worthy of recognition. The banquet was held at the Hotel Dm'enpurt, and, although one at the claws members did not attend, it proved, nevertheless, to he an ttenjnyuhle affair? The hasket hnll game Wzls mm- THEttROCKETY-I 25 Hitteti, and the Sephs suttered a terrible defeat. Later Agnes Ahmhanwon planned to en tnin the Sephs on May 24th, and to give Prexy Linden h CIMHCC to make his dehul; in society, but the Freshman e1 did not al'Iprore 01' this plan, as the 11000111112111.31ng enrteou plainly shows. As a reward for 1hei1 brilliant victory on ' the evening of May 24th, the 'Fm-Lrlty decided to give the 'lFreshmen ehlss a day ollf. 'i'he ette r was accepted aml n picnic was held at the Watch Tower. A little later in the term Martha Foss entertained the Fresh- ies, anrt that. evening will lung: he renwmhered hy the class of 11.713. But. the nhere 111e11t1'ened is not all in which the if'r'eshmen were slIr-eessfnl. Elmer L. 01- sen, a member of the class, proved to he the star in the debate with 101111151111 College, and the :111ty were forced to engage '13 men to act as assistants in the laboratories for the enlniug' year. Again the summer vacation was at hand, end, after three munths of hard labor, they returned to Augmtmm to assume their duties as Sophomores. This year it was the plan of every mmnber to study with n will and pay no attention to the dictates of upper or under classmen. This was fully realized, and when Gesunder, a Freshman from Dakota, had imposed 1111011 the ti to what they eon- sic'lercd the limit, he was given an egg-shmnpeo. The Fr ie tought revenge, but at all times they were either outclassed er nutwitted. Finally the ttnew arrivals decided to have n liamgnet, but four of their number were forced to abide lay the decision of the upper classmen. 111 the basket Imtl game the Frcshies went down in defeat. Thus the Class of 1913 had won every imeeel game and estahi iished a record that had never been made hr :1 previous ch11: When the beautiful springtime arrived the class spent e flay in Long View Park viewing the seenery and enjoying thenmeh'es t0 the utm Seen the final exams were an, end when they were fmi the elzlss 't'lia'persed for the summer. As usual they returned to Zion Hill in the I'nll and paid their tuition fees to the Treasurer who was new in the Dent:- munn Libra They were new Juniors and the days of eh scraps had passed. Strange it was; illiieeth to see the mighty :13'As in the L-hnpei without a lady in their midst. But this: did not mm the spirit which characterized the eLW A11 organizations sought the leadership and advice of the Juniors, and even the popular yonnff ladies were more er less interested in the se-eailed ttstags . But in spite of this the Juniors held their banquet without the presence of ladies and were Wl'il pleased with the Weed? During the spring term they enjereci 2111 outing: at Black Hawk. The ladies who were given the privilege to nceompanj' them offered the teHowing emnment: That Junior picnic was hotter than a hundred Senior picnics. tThat was the most; fun 1 ever had on the river. 111 the 111eantin1e preparations were made for the publishing of the rf1'toe1-u-YLT-I. J As this year desed the members of the class Git. rt. 26 THEHROCKETY-I looked buck upon tlmir yvm'k' wm'k with a feeling 0E sutixl'urtion, Their marks were inclimtious 0E culroful. flmrnugh, and conscientious study. The Class 01' 15113 was now prvpnl'ud for Hm limll With. The Senior year had E'Ullll'. Eighteen ynung mun zmcl two young lmli s vmlpimi tho. J'mnf: sent: ill the rhzlpcl. and their dignity, vulture, and intelligence, mot wiih the approval of both profs nml sfuduufs. Tho Senim- hanqlmt Hm grmwst or all social functions during the 31. . was a happy ncn-zwiun fur the nu'mhors n! ilnc c-lnss and their :im'itod friends? 0n the r-roning ul' Docmnhm- 10111 Prof. L. W. Kling, the F s' Guardian, ontorhlinml tho r-luss :11. his home, and m . mvmhcr t'lct-lzn'wl that This event wn Hm musl- enjoyable of 311; Fiml action was tnlwn in regard in 1hr.- publishing of the 'Ror1u. 71. and nwry 'mvmher of the vi ' labored for a successful publimtion. sam' i fired and THE ROCKETY-l 27 Thus we have followed the progress and advancement of this illustrious class. A class with mun who have served us ussisizmt instructors. who have edited nwl managed the college publications, who have been lenders in 1110 winning debating teams, and who have played on the athletic teams that wntcuded for the state chmnpiuuship. From this class the church will receive faithful ministers, the schools competent instructors, and 0111' country conscientious citizens. THE SENIORS HIM; Gmn'tlhm h . . . . . . . . . Puma hmas- Wumm: KLIXG, A. M. OFFICERS President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PAUL ALEXANDER PJL'LSUX Tim P-rr'si'd'znl . . . . . . . . . . A . Slut'nn 111x511: IIANSON Secretary A . . . . h . . . . . . . . ILLUHA Josu-zvulxlc Mtfxsox Trtwsm'ru' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ijrs Ammx IIrzzuux Class Colors Class M0110 Orange HHd 71'?!er Tincif qm' rnHHm' Fhss Ynll I4rcr-k-e-cx-o-ic-c-n ! 1.01.1. r: I 11111! mh! Whurk, Crack. Orange and Black. w 28 THE 'ROCKETY-1 I'M'Il ALEX NDJili Pwmux, L'urH'm-1L IN, General Sciunru: Angushum Academy '09-, Hn'vnokosminll Slit'ioh'; Bnlfnur DvlmLing Hull: Augusimm Foreign Missiunu Hm-iviv; Hvimlcv Huh; Rockford t'lnh: . mm IHIO Tennis Huh: Varsity Base Ball Tom :12; FL Bu'ket Ball Team '10, :11; Observe: ' zlii' 'l, tunl: in lemistlw TU. 11, :12; Set;- 1'etnry HF tho Flags :10 ,11: Vice President nf the Class 11712; President of tho Chum- 12 13; ':1?m-kely-I Stnfi'; Clam 'Ynlm'lic- lm-ian. Pains. reading. shui'y are his just ylrclcnac. And rrH' he wants m Spirit, taste. and sense? HIULTIRD LJXNIE IIJNSON. Jamrxfuu-n. AI 1 . UHSSMII: Augnsizum .h'ndcmy r051;. Plumm- komninn Sor-icty; Balfour Debating Club; Au- gustana Foreign Missionary Sor-ioty; Su', So- wiety 0E Bnlles Li'ttl 5.; Wenncrherg Chorus IL7r12; Sigma Rho Tennis Hula; Class Bus, 1th B2111 Team :10, :11: Vice President of the t'lnss 12-313.; h'Rm'JHEIEI-V-W S'talT. WJ-I'Irm hm thought REP lten'venry imayc Hts. LAURA Josl-mmxn Muxsox, Gidesbm'g, 11!. Classical; Gallcshm'g High School ,UU; Adnl- lnhic Society; Elsinore Drmnnfic Cluh; Latin Club; Observer Stull' 12, .13; Secretary of the Class :12 13; 110ch013'-1 $talf; Haas Poet. Emmy. mun. mitt rarity, Grace m an simplicity. THEHROCKE'TY-I 29 PIKES. Pikes, Paul, Cm, is no ghul'mv haw. Ht: comes from the Furniture City, where he was employl-d in l'mlding nurturs mul crawling telu- phmm poles, During his c'ullugc career 110 11115 spent his HIHU'U munlcnts in washing battles and mixing Wlopu'v. He holiM'es jn jumping and last l'ali he took 21 jump . nut info the 1:11:01, hut into the presidvntizll chair of the Senior Chlss. He lr' derided to hegin the practice oi the profes- on ml? :1 horse-uloctm- nl Uulodlonin, 11L where he has already spent a few hours selling h H sturk hanks HANS. Hans, the quiet, steeu'ly, dignified Senior, was ham at Honizdalc. Pa. At the age of six ho emigrated to IIulhmd, Sweden, but returned to the United States in 1305. He is a man 01' experience. He has been engaged in farming, making n-alundurs, teaching: and preaching. Be- fore he left for the East he announced that after graduation he would act as Manager for P. A. West Lh Company, Dealers in Plu'eno Pianos. LAURA. This: is Laura Jnsophine Munson, the Little Jolly Mixm'. Her nativity is near the ;;See Bee and Ix'ufi villngv ol' Ghlcshm'g. Yearning for greater Dxritument than farm life all'm'ds, Limm 10H: hor quiet and pvnrufhl home in the full of 1010 fn take up wnl'k at Augustanu. She is undecided in regard to the future, but has hm: thinking svl'inusly nl' spot-inliziug ill musiP. A few weeks ago she refused Fm oJTvl' to serve as organist in the hn'gvsi: church in the City f H of Brim r BIHH'. 30 THEHROCKETY-P, luxus .Lurux HERMAN, Huu-A-fm-ri; 1H. CJ'INil'M ; Allguhlaum A HlL'm-y rOH; PIII'OHO- kusmiun Huci . : Augustzum Foreign Mission, wry Society; Sun Sm-ioi'y 0f BoHes Luttrcs; Togm'w' Sunrictv: Rockford Huh: ignm Rim Tennis C'hlh: Mnmlm' 0f Bmu'd of Dil'orinrs 01' the 13311-11111: ll'mnhrr 01' Hm Brmnl 0F Dirortnrs uF the Augusfnnu Foreign M1: oamry Suvich': Vice Presidvnt nF thn CLIss '10 II ; Treasurer ml? the Chm: ' 1'3 4 13; t'lnss Hisl'oriml. I am. vmrqufsmrf: Iiwse haugmy word's of hers Haw butt'er'a'. 1m,- h'kc roaring cmmannshot. Ami made me almasf. y-Ecla' 11mm my Tanccsf' llmwx Amncwr Axmun ', Haci- Isirr-nnj 117. General Science; Augusmna Amdemy 0.0; Xdelphiu Sociva: Gladsiune Debating Club; Angusinna Fm'v .111 Missionary Suuiefy: Augus- hnm Prnhihition Lvague: Sigurd lihn Tennis Huh; Chess Hub: Class B 01; Ball 'mea 10, J11;'Yasi1'y Basket Ball T021111 10, :11, 1'2, 13,: lepfniu ol' 1110. Tzu'sitx' Baukut 13311 Team 519k, -, ':Rnc'imt.r71 Stall : Class Prophet Thou Tlasi 1m ligm'm wm' no fantasies. Which busy cm'c draws in the brains of mm Therefore thou slgcp's! so smmd. . 4!? , af JOSEPH EMANUEL LOXXQUIST, :Iwicil, Nebr. I l; Chm r111; Luther Acuden'zj' J09; PJu-ennkos- I mizm Sut-iu Augustana Foreign Missionary W: Society Aug Htmm Prohibition League; Teg- Suz Soeieiy of Belles Lettres; Clllll: Member of H10 Board of Hi actors of the Augustine: Foreign l 101mm! Haciety; T.nthul' College Alumni Association. I know that virilte m be 1'71 you, Joseph. As well as I do know your nutwam fawn I I . I y THE HROCKE'TY-I 31 LEE, Lee, a product of Skul'ahurgs LSin, Viisturgiif- hind, hcmmu iill'll of his job HS woocihcnrrur, anti Occiducl 1'0 swell the slluIi-Iit-hmh' at All- gustunn. i. ,zlml tries in l'l'iiil'ih'u fhn I'ml's. Fm further information inquire at ilinrki'nrcl. Marquetm. Gmrrie, Ludingtun, mid De Kuhn Il'lxporit-nce hm: fnught him that hmpilnnls :Irv nut nhle to cope with the A ITS. so he will Iim'nto his lime checking thi- hnspitnnt Ivu-i'. Lie digs in Greek. Iuingics with the MUN. This- mcthr of ihu SL-nim' 01:15.: first saw the light of day in the T'nivorsiij' Ciii' of New Haven. The zltmusphm'c in n'hirh he was horn menus to l'lEH'L' had a dec'itimi influence: a: is shmvn in his vm'cvr as student at Augustnnn. Him aspires f0 lmmmc n JHIW-honeif. mull m-Xt I311 we will see him Cniorihg 0110 of the larger medical insiitutions. He has n pvt theory as to the real cause of hspooningi: rind he intends in work out the solution at Sparking; City. Mich. JOE. Smilam'l, lemganiis. irset. Sweden is the hil'ihphlcc of Joseph Emanuel Lunuqni , the Togiwr of the twentieth contm'y. He is . very observing 1112111 and knows filo iuirivacies of human nature. This rhnrnr-tm'isl'ic has secured for Joe it very finttcring uil'or and we i111 hope that he will nc-wpf. dWatch his smoke? as Police f'ommissinnvr in Axtvili Xehi'aslm. THE ROCKETY-I' ANTON harm: Muxsnm, Primcclon, Ill. Classical; Augustann Academy 119; Pln'elw kosmian Society; Balfour Debuting Club; Au, guslnm Foreign Missionary Society ; Augustmm Prolnhition League; Sigma N110 Tennis Club; Assistant Manager of the Observer 11; Maun- ger of the Observer 12; Instructor in Uniicd States History 12-15; Treasurer of the Claw llOadlg J'h'litul' in Chief, The Roakety-V; Class Omtor. Wi'hc else 130mm soo-r above the view of man. And Jump us all in scmilc fcarfuhmss. ELMIEH FREDERICK Hommlmlx, Rock Island, 15. General Science; Rock Island High School; Augustus: Academy 10; Adelphic Society; Balfour Debating Club; Science Club; Assist- ant Manager of the Observer T33 Assistant in the Biological Laboratory 12 13; Chicago Universi ' Summer- School :12; Rock Island Side Walk Board; Bull Moose Lender; Mana- ger, The 1 0ccht3r-IP A merrier 1mm. H'ithin the ri-mit of becoming mirth, I never spend an hour's talk withnlf' INGVIJ Jomxsox, Rock- Island, Ill. General Science; Augustmm Academy 10: Adelphie Society; Gladstone Debating Club; Wennerherg Chorus ,00, :10, 11; Oratorio Society. 'IIcre we will sit and m the sounds of music creep in our car'sP THEl'ROCKETY-IH 33 MUNS. 1111an was horn on a l'urm in the northwest am part of Bureau Ummty, 111. Yelling; at the live stuck develupud the meal organs of the future orator and he llf'ClilUll, therefore, to get 11 little learning to nirl his gift of 13521th He has shnwn great interest in politics during his, stay at Augustanal and immediately after his graduation he will make a vigorous campaign for the nlhv'c of Mayor 01' New Bcl'lforrl, 111. HOLMGRAIN. l'Iolmgmin, the Bull Moose Lender: first started :1, cmmuntiun I'll: Paxton, 111., but these quiet coniincs were not to he the scenes of his Entui'e. Automoliiliug satisfied for a time his restless spirit but his desire for trying new things caused him to enter upon a new course :11: Augustaml. He feels that he has had enough Hi this and his future occupation will he a pilot on the ship, nHigh Flch of the Arctic Acme plane Linc. Ilis run will be between Mt. Mc- Kiuley and the Nm'th Polo. YNGVE. Here is :1 pruduct 01' the Windy City. X. J ei'l-y remixed his preliminary ctlumtioll in Chi- cago, which consisted of a course in the public schaols, and, being gifted with a good mice, his musical traits caused him to develop this power in the interpretation of song. As 21 means 01' livelihood he was for a time a salesman in a wholesale dryguods store. His future ocul- palion will he that of a Manager of :1 large millinery store at Green River, 111., and he will also he director of the Blue Jay Male Chorus, the most prominent in that city: 34 THE HROCKJE'TY-P' H.11'1n 1' , 11:11 611311.101. .l.r'h-H, .1'1-111'. Flu. ital; 1.11HWJ'AI1HIUII11' :10; 12111111101101 minn Houuty; W 011.1101 Dolmliun' Huh; A1111 5- 1:111-1 1'01'01'w11 Missimlm' Sm-Eety; 111gushmn Prohibition League: 5 borinh 01 Bull cs LcL1 tl'os: Augustnm-Bcilm111' Debate 11.110115- 1:111:1- No1tll11eStCJ'-n Carrol Dnhuie'13g'11055e1 'I'vnms Llub' I111t1101'1ollooe 11111111111 Assouizlr t'iou; DI11eI1L11 Stan, 111, I2; 'Roclmty-F Stali'; Class Salutatorinm Hearts rummc yell wot asunder. ' Distance, mm no mace was seen! 31.1111 Emma, Rock Island L71. Clns.m1l: Rock Island High School '00; Adelplnc Socich' Latin Club, When langues- 1111111176 sweetly. then they 71mm: her 7ifl'iH-f. OSCAR 0'1'1'0 Ummmox, 1511-1115; Ncbr. Classical; Luihor Acndmnir '10; Phrenoicos- 11111111 Society; Gladqtune Dclnelting Club; Au- gustmm Foreign Mi ,011211'1' Society: Angus tuna Prohibition League; Tcgnm' Society; Ora- 1min Such! 0 Luthm-Juan Chorus; 11 cssex Tennis Club; Luther 001!ch Alumni Assooim 110111 And! '1': is very much lamented, Oscar, That you have 110 such irL-h'mr's as will turn Your hidden worthiness mm 110M c3101 iTHEHROCKETY-Ill 35 VERNER. Yei'nci' hails frum the West. '1 mp; 0f morn- ing-glorics nml rattle snakes 0r WlllK'll Nebras- ka is noted, he rlocirled m enter Lutlmr Ar-nclA cmy. After his gmcllml'icm from Luther Arnd- emy he entered Augustmm, where he has Eli:- tinguishecl himself as a lcatlcr and trusts: ml, viser. He intends to make Bertrand, Xchix, his home and he has now 21 hehutil'ul l'csiclmir-c uni llci' consti'nctiun un Peterson Hoigl .e'. 'J'hu Farmer'ls Telephone Company is to be reorgan- ized and he is to he made the henfl of the 00er ration, Being: interested in the affairs of gov- ernment he may seek the election of Alderman from the 23rd ward. MARY. Modest youthful Mary has spent most of her time in the r-ity of Rank Island. After being graduated from the Rock Island High School she entered Augnsmm, where she has rlistini guishetl herself as :1 student in languages. She will continue her studies in the sum: and in 1923 she will succeed Jules Gate lTltimus Maui'itzson as Ericson Professor of Swedish Language and Literature at her Alma Mater. OSCAR. liGustzllsons poike f1'5'1n lhmlf made his brothers and sith's rejoice when he arrived some twonly Gal's ago. He finally loft l'hu Nebraska pralines hemusr lie hvmmc filled with a desire to see lhc East. Three yams ago he landed at Augustulm, and. since hi; arrival. he has devoted himself much to Lhe study of Economics. His particular line of research has been to salvo fhu problem of the high cost of living. He has written a hunk on this subjcvt and come to the conclusion that in nrdcr 'm reduce the rust we must usn more in the line 0F rrnll tluv suckers? 36 THE ROCKETY-I .111'1'111:1: 1111.11.11: JOHNSON, Sf. P111113, 11111111. Massiml; Augushum :11-111'1121113' '03; 1711101111- I1ns1111'1111 8111-11111; Gladstunc 'D1-l11 Angusfmm 111111111411 11' 11111'11111'g1'1101'us '03-'1 ' 11.111.11'111111110111111'1111- 111'1'5: 1'1101'115 '13; J 11si111'111: 111 11111 11111111 111'111'1'1'1'101's 01' tl111l 41121-11111 11', 13,11; .1 1m :111'111' 111' 1111' Ol1201'1'c1 '111,'.11;1.'11i1o1'i11 1'11i1f. 'l'l1o Ulw1h1c1'l'2: 0011mm Band; 11110110 1311111; Hi1r111.1.1.111o 'I'enms. 011111: 12111111111 1:101:13: 1111.:- 11'1'1'13111111'011111 '11. .80 1111115ch1 111cm, 101:1,- did shins. 1111;; 1311111: 510111111 Soricty; Wun- G1'xx11: 131.113 111111161551 R1711. 1.1111111? .111. ll'nillunnli'ir-al; Augushnm 31111110111101; Scipncc 1'111l1: 011'1111111' 0.111111.Lstic 1J;11b Coln- 1111111 41,6111 1111.. I. N. ;Sl.'11'e 111110 '1'1121111; 111211111111 G11l11 11c11:1l 111 G01 1'111L11'De1lec11 1111' expert 51111011113:111111113;1 1111' 51111111101 01' 1913. 1111315171 111111 11:611. This Gummy 1's half made of Hcctor's 1110011. 1'11:1..1 1.1:1:1;1111'1c .1x111jl1sox. Pm'llmad 001111. 3111110111 1.:111111111g'e; 130111111111 J 11'g11 13111001 ':06 Addphia 501-11 ; Gladstone Deb'ltino 1111b; .11101151 1.11111 1.1111 3'11 '11 311111311'1'Su1iet1 .-'h1n'1151:1nr1 Prahihiiion 1.12:1 Elsinme; 1.211111 1311111; 17. - f'aptm'n 111' the '1'1'111-i; Team 12; Basket Ball 811111111 '11, '1'3; Augmtana-Lomhnrd Dehurt' '11-'1'3' Loader 111 tho AugustunakTmmhn1'11 1112111116 1'1'cs1'cl1-11101' the Athletic 11:11:11 1- 1101111 : 1'1011'1'10111 of the 1.1'c011111'13: -1e ut:1111: 1'11 the Cm111111'1'c1111 anzu'bncut l3. '.T11011.m1.'r1k'.1't a110?11;1 am 51 merry 1011111151131 of the night. THEilROCKETY-IH 37 CURLY. This is thu only Minnesota guy in the class. He is a junk u! all trades having been hool- keepm', carpenter, militia mam, drmnmcr, and choir lender. Besides these Dorlipntions he has i'muul time to nttoml :1 few clemes at Augus- 1:1n:1, write lengthy letters and make hi to Chicago. During 1le college career he has dls- tingnished himself as ll. man of imsiness zlhiliLY. and next summer he assumes; his tlllliiOF as president of the 05:1: Park Concrete Construction Company, which has the mntrm-t for laying the un'hings along the marl il'nm Chicagr: to St. Paul. HEDEEN. Gunnar Elias Hedeen of Hcrlumora. Dalm'lm, Sweden, is a descendant i ?l of Whitlcrs Pers- son 1' Rnnkhyitnlg Amnt Person p51 Ol'iliis ach lir'iisien Jon i SW 'jEV'. His eniire life has boon devoted to study, hunting. trapping and learning Hm rudiments- 0f war. He will accept 21 permanent position, fnl' Which he is well fitted on amount 0f his peaceful Ml disposition, namely, that of arbitrator cf the disputes he- Tween the Freshman nm'l Sophomore claspes ht lngnstnufl. C. F. The class of 1913 has representatives from all parts of this land, and Mr. C F. Anderson is our representative from the East. He is a lii'ing :lynruno when it comes to politics, evenn- mios, law, hhiifing, and girls. He cannot, however, specialize in all these subjects so he will devote his future to the practice 01' law and Ml. In 1917 he will form a partnership with W. B. Schroder with 031625 011 the sixth floor of the Bergquist Block in S'xruiona, lll. 38 THEHROCKETY-I Auuusw Hmmux' .Imlx'sux. Lra pom, Ind. 1cncrul mimic Ln Pm-tu lligl: Earlmol :08; Adclplliv SuriL-i : Balfour Llchutin;r L'Iuh: Au, gustzlml Prohihiiion Longuc; Jubilee Tennis Club; Hovlcvly-V Huff. WWWG'S naming han- Hmt is fan goon! fan'- hinL k RALPH. DAXIHL Hl'L'I', H'rlirau, ,YF'DI'. Classical; Luther Academy :10; Pln'enokos- mfzm SUL'iDtj'; Gladstone Duhntiuw Club; All gustzma Foreign Missimaalry Sut-icty; Augustium Prohibition League; Olympic Gymnastic Club; I:t;I' SIM-iei Llltllm'mnn Chor Omim'io Hm-iefy; Luther College Alumni A..socinti0n. There: 'nothing so Drawmm a man As modest stillness and HzmmlrtfumessP l-l IclzmtlcT tum. MORTON Sw.wsox,BaU;esdu,1n. C'lnss'ml; Luther Academy 08; Plu'enolcus- minn .ar-iety: Webster Duhniing Club; Au- gustmm Prohibition League: Latin Club; Ohms Huh: Luther College Alumni Assnrm- tiau. 111: reads much. He is 0 area! observer and he 100M Quite thorough Nu: dams of mcnf' THE ROCKETY-I 39 A. H. Prenrhm- s suns are many ill; .lngnstmm 21ml A. 11'. is om: 01' them. He is '1501110 kidlC aml intends to make at big hit in this world. It is snl'n Lu s-n ihis judging from his a:lrnest work as advertlsing manager of thu Rockety-I'v. Cadillac and its productu have appealed to him: and ronsitlvl'ing them to he 01' a high order he has decided to m-rupl: a position as Sales Man- ager im' the Cadillac Mulor Cur Cumpnn-y, HULT. ILult, the big gun 01' the 111 nnary sucictlx', prohibitiouist, and Book Conr-ern representa- tive, honors the Senior Class by being 01.11: of its members. He is quiet, meditative, and gym- pathetic, and believes lhat. if there shall he a strong vigorous pcslel'ity, the 1mm of the pres- ent must have the host for the sustenance of the body. With this in view he will accept the posi- tion :15 one of the Pure Food Inspcr-tm-s ol' the stain of Illinois with headquarters in Spring Valley. HERBERT. The largest Swedish Settlement in the Hawk- cyc state: namely, the Halland Settlement, has always givvn Augustmm loyal Support, and Herbert comes from this locality. He is honest. calm, mild, and silent, and wins l'uspet-t 4.11141 admiration wherever he goes. J'Iwn his home penple ham caulidenre in him. and, whml the Jerku'utcr Railroad is r-mnpiotctl. he will ht: Station Agent at Nymnu. Iowa. THE ROCKETY-l Tmumox, Pack fxfrrml, Ill. ; Augustnnu Aczlilumy LO; Adclphix: Gladstone Debuting Club; chneJ-Iacrg :07-510: 'I'Wni-I- Soriviv: Oratorin So- Clmpel Uhmr; Augusta :1 Bnt1mny Dm hate '10. mm often hath she gossipctl by my side, And w:?HrmL with. me tier Zion's hins sa gratin. Eucm S EVEN US Axnnnsnx, Rod.- Leia M. In. Classical; Angustaum Academy m; Plumm- lmsnu'un Society; Class- Basket Ball Team KID, 11., :1'3; Varsity Basket Ball 'lfcum 211, :12 51:3; Captain :12; The Grays 'meis Club; PJ'cxlclcnt 0f the Class 11312. Why. man. he :1.er bcslrfrfc tin: narrow world Like a Columns. and we petty man WVo'lk under Ins Fume Jay's mxd- Tmcp about. THEHROCKE'T'Y-l'H 41 'I'AGE. 'l'nge, the twin In'nHu-I' nl' Yngm, must; neces- sarily hp. :1 product of the Windy City. He is thoughtful and just, honrrsL and conscientious, :md IJeliuvr-s iI1 lmjng leitllhll to 0m: :lllll nnh mm in spite 011' ah the obstacles, difTirzulties and hardships Hull, arise. He huiicvcs in maintain- ing all good institutions, whether ljlxuincsg educational or religious, and 110 will, ihtsral'ure, sometime in the future take charge of the Aw del'son Meal; Market in GnIOshm-g. EDGAR; Edgmz the hos: of the Greeks, Dugrms, and nthm' floating: population 01' the steel mill. is an elongated specimen of hlmmniiy, in fact he is the tallest member of tho Sunjm- Class. This gift 0E naium 1'sS infleL-d, mh'nutagenus because his- view is never ohr'mlci'ed by any hats, be ihey HS large as tho pylglmids of Egypt In spite of the fart that he is a crack Basket Ball player. he has, nevertheless, found time to take up both classical and commercial courses. He lms- now a flattering alter to coach 1110 Basket Ball team :It the T.nrhnsa Smuinnlfy in Manila. 42 THE r'ROCKE'TYJN fined act. Removing Black Maak5 a J: 4. a: Q - -l-- w E u t n. u. ;. p. 44 THEUROCKETY-P' The Juniors 111' U. l . ANDERSON. S we 11-1110 0111' 1111111 11111111. wu 1111111111 111 1:111! 11111-1 s111111cl111, that 1:111:11: 11'111 110 senior classes 111 11111 1111111111. 11111111'111111-11 11-1111 1111.: 1111111111;1 1:11-12 we turned 0111' 111111115 :1111 12112011 1111111 10 soc 1111111, 11'111'1211-1's 11-11111 11111111115. 1111 $1111 111 the distance :1 51111111 11111111 nl' 1-11-1611 2111111'0111-11111gr which 111 11 we thought 111 1.10 1111' 5111111111 111 .111g11sl1111111s 111111111111 11-11111 111-111111111111g why 1111 11111111 111-10011 arc 311111. 111 1'111111111. 1.11111r w1- 111110111111 11111111 11: 1111-1 5111-1055- 1'11111- 11Ug01i1111-c1 111111-11 11101111111111. 1-1'0ss1111 11111 1115111111: 1111111113 111111 1. 21:11 111 11113111 to 1111111111- 101 1110 111111111 1'11111' 211'. 1:1 11-11 111111-11. I'1111hie to 1191111111 0111' 1-111i115111 11111 inugcr we 10111; 111101; 1111111 N11. 13 01' 1.1m Aeronautic 11111311111 1'11 1'1-1-11111111111'11. 111111 11' 11111111 1111 11 11111111 11p '111111'tl1ucig11111 street. 0111' 1111511 1111'11-1111111 111111111911 $111111 111111 gnw 11.: :1 60111111140 110111111. 1112 1111111111 115 for supposing 111211. 1111-10 11111111 1111 21111 1111111; of 111111111111 1c1'1 111 1111- 1-111'11'11115 111' Augusinnn: 1116 jerseys 110111 1111111113 11011111151 1111-1111-1111 1'0 110 with 11111111111' heing 1151-11 111011.111 1111' the purpose 01' 1100111113: w:11'111. 0111' 110.11 stout Hbvm'ius 5.1111 111- w ' 111111111 111 very 11031111111111, 111111 :11'1'01' 1111111111;1 111.: 111111111 we 11310911 to 1111I 11111011 111 part. The 111111101 of 1.1112 11211111 1:4 1011' 51111111 111111 responded 111 11111 quesfions 3112111113 0x11111111111g that there is 1101 :1 sll1g1u 1011111 01 11111111111111 111 1111- 11111111, 11111: to 101111-111 11115 1101961 1111'1' 111111 1011-11 111 H11111 111111011111 1110111111115, 1111-11611 1111 011 We 11111.1: During 11111 1111111111111 1110 11111111 1111.: 011111111011 1'11 1-0111'0115111'1011. 01111 111' two strident voices 0111111111sizi11g 1111-11 111111115 with gostnrr' hetl': 111;: 1111: 11ol1111i11g 1115111111, although 1 $111111! 0:1 :1 wr-ll 11111'1-111111-11 .1111'1111'111 111111111 shows 1111310 is 1111 111cn111-1'he1'g11111 111111111115: 1111.11 1110111. The conversation seeming qui1u 1111011111111 as if 1111 111-11: 1111 1111 01111211 1110111111. 1111111 111.r 0111 1110 1111e1'es1'1111: 1111-1: 111111: 91'121'1' 111121111101 is 1111 1111'11-1-1' 11111111111r 11-0111 1111- 1111111; 111 11111410-1111411'1-1; 111511011111 111111 111111 111911 1111110 110 1111111111: '111115 11-1' 111 1151111 has 1:101:11 1109111c11 so s1g111111-1111t 111111 11: 1111s 1101-11 11'11'1-1'1 10 1111111111105 111 111- 11111: 111111131111: 11111? The 11111111110 111' the little yens 121119 is brought 1101112 to 115 01100 1111310, 1111011 we 111110 1.11:11 11111 class 1111s only 0110 111111111015 .1011 11s 11112111111215. 11111 111: 1111s 1111110 11115 work $0 11911 111111: 11111 11111012 mass is 11211111211c11 111111 11511,:- will 11111111 the 5011111111111, 1111: 11211111111111g 121 being 11 :'11c111-1111t 111.1111 11111-11 1i111e 115 Greek 111111 Hebrew 11111111: ' 1111 111111: 11cm 03' 2-11-1011 11111111 11112 1:111'1'11-11111111. While some 111201110 hare 111131111111 s11c11-11111s, 1111101 1-011-111- 1111110I1r'. 1111- C11 ,1: 011 11111 1121111: 1111111111111 11.q 1.111111 01m, 111111; 11351111: sport 1111111111 as $101,211 riding. 19:11-11 year 11:15 seen them 13111111111: .1111 5111-11 11 10111', showing 1111 cx111111'111g 110111, 111111-11 terminated each lime 111 1101111111 111111 11111 11111111111111 110111113 01 1111 01.5101 stew. '131111-11 1113111 11115 $01111 1110111 111111: 11. 11111'sn11nlli1' 11111111101311 111111 wu 11111.11 1'0111111' 1101'501111111' 1112191111 10111, 1111: first of 11111111 111 Geneseo, 1'1'51111111g' 111 some 111011111013 1401111111 11111011 V111 the 1111'1'711711ns111gD-sl1111111-:11111A1i011711111411111-011-11 THE4'ROCILE'TY-IH 45 TH E J UNIORS t ? 46 THE' ROCKETY-I style. The Clinfunian and Davenport outbursts xn-rc more pleasant. Afterlhcaring fln's report, we rewarded the boy scout with a slick nl mndy and went on our way, secure in the. thought that the ideals and esprit du wrps prevalent at Augustmm will be left in worthy hands. THE JUNIORS OFFICERS Class Guardian . , . . . . . . . Puma WILLIAM EMANUEL CEDEIHSERU Pmidaut , . . . . . . . . . A WILL C. Bonn T'i'rc P-msidmu' . . . . . . . . . . Emmn NICHOLSON .S'm-cfm-y . . . . . , . . . . .- Oscm T. PERSON I'J'Prlsm'c'l' . . . . . . I . . . . . WALTON KEMPE Ivegn-ammria-a . . . . . . . . . . WALmuLm NELSON ljfbnplru'n . . , . . . . . . . . . C. A. JOHNSON Histnm'ma . . . . . . . . . . . . ARTHUR E. OLSON .S'cr-geanl-al-m-m . . . . . . . . I'IERBERT AKDERSON Jester , . . . . . , , . , . . B. R. anmmsm ROLL Will C. Robb Walton liempu Arthur E. Olson Elmer Nicholson Waldemar Xulsou Herbert Anderson Oscar 'L'. Person C. A, Johnson B. R. Reincrtsen Honorary Members ll'iSs Laura Albrecht Miss Mamie Peterson Class Motto Class Colors 'UEr'rcI mi Ir; Myself alomf: Royal Blur: rum? I-Vfu'tc WW 48 THEHROCKETY-Itl The Sophomores fll'riHL'tl by mm of Mo mmuhum uf Hu' r'h!.x'.s,j UGJLU'ATIUX nt' ilvtnils, gross misroprosmtntion, e. 'rmne hypcrcriLh L'lSlll, im-uJ'L-cmtinn of truth, facts shamefully slaw: torunl mid distorted to miiforiii to thU gvlmt'zll interests zll'c the favorite. means by which clai' , thmir-u thmnsulrvs ulul disparage the m 5 of others. In pru- scnting a limiulaluic l'OUOSleL'l'lOll 01' this l'lol'ul'luus cl it shall he our upremu aim in refrain from this :ilmmiiazihlu palivur sn t-lltll'lll-full - of most class Ktwrite- ups;u tn whoi'rliuatc all puny prejudices mul cling with n tenacity inexprcssible t0 the truth, the whole truth and nothing hilt the truth Even :1 cursory survey 01' mn- unparallulml J'OCUI'Ll :15 t1 L'i'e4l1nmn class chal- lungos admiration and respect llnuhtrusiwiy we stood aloof from ignohlc class strife, and injected an ilnpvtus intu collvginte activities that will forever stand as monumental expression 01 mir intrinsic worth. The Varsity Basket Ball team opened its sunson with lhiuv Freshmen as rogului's. Both oratorical contests were ti'llcen by 15 mun. .lml il' ruprusmitatiun on Busvhall, T lc, Chess, Tennis, and Dchating teams is miy L'rllt'l'loil m the mm'its 01' i1 L'l we transcend t high, lmyontl :llltl nhm'c all cnmputiturs. We feel luzllll tn expnl'izitc upon the vnlllcw iitnnhei' 0t humiliating dctcnts we heaped upon the Sophumuru clalw how we mlm-vd them 10 an irreducible nothing, 101' the l'UmlH' would surely mmmi 11.: mt misroprcsmltzltion. hill the story of the prupostcl'ous means they c-uutrirL-Ll for the purpose 0t i'chici'ing themselves and palliuling their ignmiiinious position all'im' their nnn-nppnm-uncc ill: the Scheduled Suphnmoi'u-Freshman rlvlmle :lllll thu L-niicclling 01' the amnml Freshmmi-Soplio- more 15: ct. Bull gaiiiu tshiiulrl lx- llltul'llul'nled in the ,l-llts mill Hints department. This constitutes :1 ivsumia nl' our -0rd :15: lircslmmi. We left. svhool unanimously hmmiling the fact lilac .lhzxumler of old, that them were 110 more lands to Conquer, hut, enriiustli' hoping that the coming Freshman class might have the mettle to cope fumes with us. Jiitt our hopes withvi'cul away as tho ilvn' licfm'c tlll! mui-nlng sun last Septem- lJEl' when my licheltl ihn ttnew :ll'rix'a ., 'l'hcy irL-I'L' vithm' strutting around the campus like English lurtls nr hnvui'iiig around the llzlshmimyn tr Aug to win the Wittrnctionsf' We um: not to waste ink telling; of their attempts to do something, l'ur iL wonlrl I'lcrl-Hsilzlte sm-h :1 mullusctl mass of rlisjuiiitvtl iigmnrcilish statements. The CI; of 15115 in its onsL-mhle cnnlnins all llm elements of am aggressive and progl't' Ivc il: 11. has drawn into its Tilnlis thu clezliii 01' the student hotly. Each member is a lmnnonizing part 01' a lmmmnimm ii'lmlu. Guided through our college Humor hy oui' nlile pilot5 DI', Bartholomuw, wv kilow that we shall be ill' and THE UROCKETY-l'H 49 THE SOPHOMORES 50 THE ROCKE'TY-JH prepared to meet the lvmpcsl: blast :15 we 1111111111 01111 ships 11110 the slurmy 1111111111 of life. And no 111111191- I1o11' 1111' the clcmoms drive 11-11111 Zitm Hill. 1.111: 1111111101111 of 01111 111-111- Alum Mater will 11011-1 111110 111111 0111' hearts 11111 oflvn long to turn hark 111111 nseek rvposc hcnoulh 11911 sheltering shades? THE SOPHOMORES C Fuss 0 Ht! 171' M 11 OFFICERS President Vice Presidcnf Secretary Tmasu rm' . Sergeant at Arms . . Captain nf Basket .75ch T011111 1111110110 Manager Class 00101-5 Maroon and Silver Gray Class Yell DR. 11. F. BAHTHOLOMEW G. E. SWANJJEGK EVAN ANDERSON EDNA BERGQUJST 171mm: 1315111130.? KARL 510111133031 FLM'ILIS STEN E. 111111111111 11.1mm Class Flower American Beauty Rose S. Anderson 13111111 Anderson Emil 111111112011 13111151 Bergquist 1-1111i1 Dn1bcrg 11211111311 Eckstrom C. 111. Franzen 1111121 Frazer 1C. 1'. Froudc C. B. Gundcrson H. G; Hanson 1'21I1 1100 wee! Ynh 111m wee! 11110 are, who 1110,. who are 110? We are, we are, Zis B00111 131111, 1915, Bah.r 311111 1111111 Class Motto Funfm'a Tech: 9519113 ROLL . Beuj 11111111 1151.111 1 G. W. Henry Paul 11011113111111 Nathaniel Hllltgl'en 142. 11 Johnson 1121111101111 Johnson Karl .Tohansnn 1.;111'101100 Jones 1111111111 11211-5011 .T111i115 1.1115011 Carl Lindberg Victor 1111111131211 Xelson Miuer Clumnw Olson Margaret. Olmstead 1190113111 Ossinn 2Ernest 17111111 Victor Pourson 111111111111 Schmder Flavius .T. Ste C. E. Swanherk 52 THEHROCKETY-1'H The Freshmen 111'1-1Hr'11 111; mm 11f 1111' 111111111913 11f UM: c1 T is with 11 1191-1111111 91111511 01' 111111111511 111111; wv 1111140111 1'0 gin: 11111 11 141111111314, 01 0111' a1-11i111'111111111ts. 11'111'0 we 10 ,1'0 11111 11 111111151011 110111111111. 111 0111' 1101-0111- 111is1111111111'5 during 0111' 5111111 vxistvnre 11 111111111 require 11 11111111113. 011 1110 0111211i11g 1111-1' 01 1111- 11111 191111 01' 1511?. it 11115 111cnti1111ur1 1.11111 the F11 111111111 c-lms 11011111 1111 om- 01' 11111 1-11111111'1111l1111 classes :11 3111111111. A week I hardly passed 11111111 11115 1'1111101' was 1'111'1'li1111. It was 10111111 111111: 11111 111 1-1- 1111115111011 01' 5111110 forty 11111111119111 of 11110111 411111; 111111 worn cf the gentler 141111111111 1111-11 girls! 11'0 111110 pride 1'11 saying 111111. never 111 the his'turiy of 1110 school 111111 there been 11 1-111ss which 11011111 1101151 111' 9111-11 1111 array 111 11111- ones, In the 11013 were combined 1111 the extop1i1111111 111111111105 111111 it 1131111111111 hut 11 1111111111111 to 31-0 1:11:11 they were 1101 :1 11111125 01 1111: 11511111 01-111-1'. 1111111: 11:E 111C upper 11111.:91111211 1'01111'z1'11 the fact that some 111111 Hwy 111111111 1101-01110 11m gmmest OI? the great. 111111 oven the 80131101110105 feared 111111 they would have their 119111115 11111 with such :1 11111111117 although they 011111111111101'e11 0111' boys two 1'0 131111. The Freshmen 111. m11-c took the i11111'111i1'e 111' 11er-1'111'11g to 1mm a banquet 11s 1101.,11110. They 111:1-01'111'11g1y 11111110 11111111111-11tious 111: 01111: 111111 1111 11-11.: 111 Then what 1111 you suppose 11111111011011? You 1-1111 never guess, 11130111150 it can 111111111 110 110111311211 1.11111 1110 Sophs 11011111 resort to $110k 1:11.111: 11 seems 111111 111011 11111 not wish 10 take 11111; chances we 111111 1111011111 inspired fear into their 111111111e1's;11111; 111111 1101'111P11 111 capture 5011111 01' 0111' 1111111111111: 111111 1111111 11111111 for the term 11 11111311 110. On the 1111-1; 111' 0111- 1111111111111; 111W hegan t0 mpturu 0111' 1119111111213 111111 11111; 1119111 1111'111' 111 111111 11111111J which was guarded 111' several 1111311. 111111;, 111111141111, was their 111ist11kc-1h1'y 511011111 111-1'01' 11111'e 119011 11111: 111111 0111-: 100111. 111 the 11111111111 111' 1.1m 1111011101111 tho Freshnmn were 111f01'111e11 111 the 111111511111 111141110115 resorted to 1131' 1111- 19011115; 111111 11112.1 decided to 1101- their 911155111911 :11 111111151 011 the 1411111- 111 1110 1111111111111 01111 . x 1710511111911 01111111 he fuumh but they, however, decided 111 11111119 1111- 1111111111. A1111 :1 111'111'0 fight 11 was, 11- light whir-h 1'11111111' 1111110 10 11 111'1111' 0111;1' 211tu1' 1111111 5111125 were cxhnupted. When 11'. was over 11': was 10111111 111111: there 110m 111111111 111111111- 81111110111019: present, .1 rest was taken, 111111 than 1'1: was 11011111011 to 1111111: 1111 11111-111111 10 escape from 111C 11110111, The 11-11011: 5011110111012 111153 1 now 011 11111 31101112, 111111 suddenly Prexy 11111:: 11-1'911. The tale might have been 11111011 longer if 11: 111111 1101, 11111111 101' PIE 1 B111. 11-11 1111 1101 11-111 content to tell you 111 0111' 11111111111 ouiy. Let us see 101' 11 moment 1111111 1111111 place 11111111111110 night at the 30111101110113 1m11q11c11. The Fresh- meniwho 1111,- 01-1-11111'011 11'1111 tlmir studies during 51111001 110111'5g11hsol11t111'1' refused Ln give the Sophomores 11 thought, 1111111 six 111111111111: They were 111101111011 that 11113 $011115 wow 10 have 11 1111111111111. 111. 11113 Moline 1'. M. 0, 11., 111111 when six 111 53 ROCKETY-I THE H ZmEImmxm m1... 54 THEwROCKETY-Iw c:clock came they started for the 590119. The Freshnwn 11ml just arrived when mm of the S'ophs who was waiting for his hit one at the Library fit was still leap year-hud enough pJ'escm-e of mind to inform the Freshmen that he was alone. Traps were set for him at once and it was not a long wait He had succeeded in borrowing some of the girls: clothes and was boldly making his way to the banquet hall. Bntwto his dismnywwhen 110 was about to put his hand on the door knob he was pounced upon anal myriad away. YcHing, kicking, etc., etc., were of no avail. Away he must go. But the Freshmen who are not lacking in good qualities showed themselves fit for the occasion. They could not conscientiously keep the poor Soph away from the annual banquet. And so in the latter part of the evening it was decided to let him go and partake of the repast. This shows that we have the spirit of charity and good fellowship and that we are true to our motto -- Nnt for 0111-- selves alone? THE FRESHMEN Class Guardian. . w . . . . . . . . . . . PROF. A. W. KJELI.5'J:1mNU OFFICERS Presidnmf. . . . . . . . . . . . PAUL HULT Vice Prssfzi'mf . . . . . , . . . SWANHLLD BLOMGUHN Sam-clm-y . . . . . . . . . . . EMMA NELSON Treasurer . . . . . . . V . . . GEORGE EXGDAIIL Class Cobl's Class Motto Gold and Brown. Nara. mbis sal-um Class Yell Due 91 zippzl, two a zippn, Three 9. zippa, 2am! We are the Freshmen Who dank give a Hobble, Gobble, razzel, duzzel, ZikBoomiBah ! Rah! Rah! Rah! ROLL I Amy Anderson Gladys Dunleavy Signal Larson Hildegard Andcrsun George Engflnhl Lillian Lundell Florence Bailey Octavia Beckstrom Conrad Bergeudoff Frances Fowl ie Hugo Gibson Clarence Gl'unlund Eleanor M ngnussnn Arthur Molailder Emma Nelson Hampton Bcl'gsu'om $Marguerite Hart Gustav Nelson Swanhild Blomgren Paul Hult Oliver Olson Philip 'Brunm' Reuben 111111th-011 Helen Reincnmnd Carl Oscar Carlson Ethel Isaacsml Theadm'e Eydhcck Esther t'm-lscm Bmer Johnson Karl Silhcrg Edith Fling J. R. Johnson Barth Vogel Charles- Cniwls Thorsten Johnson Ruth Westlund Loo De Long 'Died March 24, 1913. 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This 11111121121 r-nn rest, but 119,. 1101111111011- '. 11111-1101 feelings of friendship and 1-s1111-111 1111' these 0111' 11ist0111l'o1-tcd friends. We believe in 01011111011. This is 11 rather 110111 statement 10 11111119 111 times 11-11011 11013011111 Opinions 1111: not to be tolerated. 1-1111 we $111111 11101-12011 to give 0111' reasons for 11111111115; the 11l1o1'c assertions. . . . 111111: 1'011 seen 0111' sophisticated friend. 1111111011111 this seat 01' learning? We suppose 11111 1111112 He is robust 111111 sinowy 111111 1111s 1111 11101: of 110111111 vigor, hut 011 the other 11111111, his 1111011'1cd11e is 1111111611 1111 111 the division line where Latin, more advanced .inglish, Algehm, 111111 9111-11 things 1195,1111. 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ESES.L mszELO mm.5d Emma G2 THEttROCKETY-I The Seminarian HE subject thrust upon us for examination and dissection is a member 01' the Augustami Iemily hrieHy known as the Sum. To model and create :1 iigure that would truly represent this Character and give us ktlzls Ding ill! sic-lif, 01' the Seininni'inu as he really 5a such :1. request: we must: gently but all the more firmly refuse. Fan in the first place our veracity might; then seriously he questioned, and. secondly. it; savers too much of Viv ion to which we are 11117 alteruhh' opposed. For this reason 0111' attempt shall he more narrative than descriptive in Character. That for which we shall request your attention will eon- stitute the sum of experiences in general of one who spent three yezus at the Augustane Seminary at the beginning of the twentieth century and whose name was Aha: Bin. If you had seen our friend Ahaz on the day he entered the Smninury you would have been impressed with the look of worry depicted on his face. And no wonder, for he was to pass through the straight gate opening on the narrow way at the dinni stutleut;t:he colloquium Smite vague reports concerning this institui tion which had reached his ears had made it impossible for him to divorce it entirely from what he learned of the inquisition, so even though his past, history was C0111- paratively void of any lurid pages he could not Titl himself of an extraordinary feeling of guilt, When he finally came out from the danger zone he leaked quite re- lievetl, however, which tart: saved several of his conu'zules, who we e waiting for their turn, from total collapse. lie still cherished for some time womes because 01' the narrow exit from the Seiiiinm'y - the minietm-ium. J ust why he must: pass through that second ordeal after heing under super on the whole interim he tried vainly to grasp. The only conclusion he could reach was that it Jimrely served the purpose at a railing to keep him from falling oil the narrow way. He had not learned as yet: that there could be people who take pleasure in applying snr-h l'etillcd torture tn feliow beings. But such worries had to take a rear seat on the following tlay when he made the discovery that the Angustana Book Concern is not an institution of charity and when he was formally introduced to Feigneniis Hebrew primer and Kmtzls church history. These eahalistiu characters of the Hebrew haul 110 inspiring appear- ance; but being assured by the professor that Hebrew is the language in heaven he thnught it. might be well to learn it and hegml t0 vupy the characters. When he herame weary of this he sought; refreshment in Kuttx. The line print in this and the eurlle e mirl intricate chain of facts threatened to become another source of cllseonmgement, but then the happy thought struck him that the part; contained in the fine print was intended only for t- t al reference, which thought made the burden ninety per cent. lighter, But a burden of work that would hrenk the haek uf any other mortal will not. THEiiROCKETY-I 63 suppress 21 Sominurian. Conscious of his exalted station Ahaz set. about with enthu- siasm to hly phms with a view to correcting the mnnit'uht abuses in school, synod, turd universe as a whole, whit-h he now saw in a. clearer light; than ever. He was full of mnhition and he felt that the world simply had to sit up and listen to :1. man whose mime trailed mt A. 13. in its wake. Especially in the realm of letters did he propose to make his opinion and influence felt. Most of the text-hooks used in the Seminary needed revision. ' e bun was first thundered against Kurtz. In his place Ahnz would substitute .londcr-Vissen 01- ohm he would rtppoint a committee from the theological faculty to prepare a new church history. As to the htcidity of thought: in Sclnregicfs history of philosophy he expressed serious douht. He t-hlmored for a strict eensurship over the annual and the adver sing columns of :lu-yuslmza. But the neeri of an 0mm! Seminary organ that would present: for coming generations the thoughts he had gleaned from the Britannica mid make impossible any aberration whatsoever of the Augustaun synrxt from the path of truth and justice staked out by him and his emm'ade ethics became :1 question with him before which spritktraigan, womanis sutl'rage, ete., pnted' into utter nothing. A But; dontt think that these undertakings consumed all his energy. Banish such imaginations! For he joined. the Wcrluerhel'g, the Lutherman, Vitterhetc- stillskapet, the Apollo, played basket. hall and tennis: filled the important numbers 011 the literary programs, was an active member of Concordia and then in spite of all this enjoyef'i Hebrew tire hours par client. The enormaus ottorts he put forth during the first ye, termed as a safety valve for the remainder of his stay in the Seminary. The diminishing of his hehdomadal allowance of Hebrew from tour to two hours during the second year impaired his ambition quite seriously. In fact, his only achievement this year consisted in starting a discussion once a week with the professor concerning the handbook in order that his meagre acqtmintnncc with Ullmnuis Liturgies might not become too apparent; Ahtlz has well as the nmjority of his comradest was by this time conva- lescing from his radical reforms. A few of his friends, however, who suffered from a more acute attack of the malady did not as yet feel juttitied in sieepi 11g too soundly at. night, lest. the synod through their negligence shouid strike on hidden reefs. Shortly before examinations, however, Ahnz rerurerefl his intellectual appetite and in thtee weeks he lllllStil'tlin anti mvatluwcd 929 palms of dogmatiE-S. 506 pages of ethipsy 757 pages of Jiturgics, a peek of Ilobrew words, :1 halo of church history, and :1 good number at other things, none of whirl: was predigested. His professors were so astonished at his sudden reeovery that they announced :1 t-hauge of tiiet for the following year and forgave him most of his previous indifference. At the end of this year Almz was forced to hill :1 few 01' hi: comrades a tem'inl l'nren-eli. These latter had not: previously impaired their condition by indulging in liheral arts gymnastios tor, it so, very spm-iugln. They muld also produce expert testimony as to the excellence 01? their condition in general and s0 they were given a clean bill of health and em honorahle discharge from the iuhrnmry. Continued on page 0.9. 64 THE HROCKETY-I', NJCHMJX AXDI' x, Sf. I'uruL Minn. A. B., h1 h'tm'us Adolphus, g10. LEONARD Human Blcxnnx, Nuvir Island, IN. A. 13., AuguslanaL .10. CARL W1I.LI.m UARLSON, Jnmrsfarcn, N. 1'. A. 13., Bethany .10. OSCAR Elm, J'J'mnHyn. LY. Y7 A. 13., Upsuln. :10. Fmex TIIum: Jilucn'sox, Unlesburg, IM A. 3., Gustavus Adolphus, :10. PAUL M, Esluxu. l,imhbmy: Kym: A. B; Bethany 10. ?'HE'1ROCIfETY-I,, SAMUEL 11. MHJA-Lm eru-H: Jlrtss. 11.13.,1, JHIIH, E1H. NELS 050le Mux'mx. Harl- Nnmi, m A. B, 1-11154'Hslzmn, F1'3. N. A. NIELSOX, Il'Mr-my, Xci'n'. A. 13., Angustmm, ill. A. 11., Augustmm, '12. JOIIANXES Km Km. Finland. A. 13., Upsnla2 :10. , Glmsux Linn. 0mm: GhulsIumg inrh. A. 13.. Angusmnn, 110. .1me O. OLSON, Sweden. A. B., Augustzum, :12. :n THE ROCKETY-IH HANS Pl-Llnsox. i'fuul- Ixfrrmi, .W. .L D, Angustnnn. :10. how I-I. Su'lcxsnx. lIuIch-rgv. Now. A. B.. Gushn'us Adolphus, UH. HMII, Hu'laxsox, Frmrh'muf, Kama A. IL thlmm'. '09. Vurmn Smxu. Hm'lu. 7':-:m.9. A. 1-3.,Br1hnny. 10 Al'lil'HTl S III 'I'I:.uN Limlthy. limes. :L 13.;Bvllmuy 'IU. Emu, Wliri'rlrxn. EH E'im'w', 1:. A. H, Augustmm. WU. THE11ROCKETY-I 67 L11 nu, thymus Zmn, 5!. Palm; Jiimr. A. 11.. Gustavus .mnlplms. 10. tlnzl. E, .LVD' 'ux, Albru'i Mfg. Imrrt. A. 13.. GIIN'UH'LIS .hlulplms. :10. t'. 0. BI-ZNGTSOX, Hml'm'..1linn. A. 13.. Augushma, :10. .T. VICTm: ihaxsox. JHA'rmnn-t. Pu. A. 13.. Augustana. :10. N'IC'ml: ALEXANDER TJNDI-IBLAD. Far! DHJgr', Iowa. A. 13.. Augannn. '10, W. XExuman ALuixrsox, Nmnlmm. IN. A. 15.. Augustmm. '08. 68 THEHROCKETY-F' Si ,I'IJALMAR Snuxsox, Jlrri'riuwu, Minn. A. 14.. Gustavus Adolphus, '10 Vlc'ron l. YESTLING, Sh'umsbm-g, ,Nu'br. A. 13., Augustana, :95. M, 11. College P. LE 8., Chicago, :01. CARL AUGUST Cuwnsmon, Gowrie, I mm. Hospihmt. Continued from page 63. 0f the last Year of Alma; stay at school there is little to relate. Life tn him was now like the r-ahn and steady hut deeper and mightier flow of the great river as it approaches the ocean. The unrufHed motion of the stream is distm-hed only when it sweeps past the islands in its path and when it strikes the delta in its mouth; the lowing and hashing of the mountain current lies far behind. 30 with Ahaz. There were yet a few il'ksnme things to he done, there were some regrets I'm- the past and some few fears of tho ministerimn hefm'c him, hut there was more patience, more tolerance, and a greater appreciation of the fact that now first he was in nmasure'his own strength with the wild tides of the ocean of h'fe. The story is ended. Gentle reader! 1'01! Emnphlin of having seen nothing wonderful in the story of Ahnz Bin. You say tha'r it has all hnen very human and ordirmry and we agree with you. Yes, we feel grateful for your opinion, for now we know we have told the truth, since it is all very ordinary, the h'fe nf rm ordinary Svmilml'inn. H. W. 1;. THEHROCKETY-IH 69 Middle Class OFFICERS Prcsirimd . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gts'rnu' CAleLul-Ilu: T'L'w j'rstMI . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . Josjwi KELSON Sam'wlm'y . A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SAMUEL JUIIXSHN Treuwn-m- . . . . . . . 7 v . . . . . . . . . Enxmr Human. ROLL Andrew Gustav Anderson . . . tniv. of Washington: 09 X015 Benson , . . . . . G. A. F Gustav Cnrlhm'g , . . . . Augustuna. :10 Lufher L'ornuy . . V . . G. A. C, :11 Gustav A. G. Carlson . . . . Bethany, :11. Oluf Felix Douleij , . . . . Augustmm, :11 Cm'l Ephraim Freidenfelt . . . G. A. CL, :10 Frank A. Gnstnlsun . . . . V Angustnna, 11 1,. Arthur Johnson . . . . Angnsmna, :11 Samuel E. Johnson . . . . . Bethany, :11 Emil Johnson . . . . , . . Augustnna, 11 Erik Hjnhnnr Kurlson . . . . Augustzum, :11 Dnvic'l Knock . . . . . . , G. ;L C., 10 O. L. Karlstrom . . . , . . Augustuna ' 2 Herbert W. Linden . . . , Angustunn, Ernest Mul'toll . . . . . . . G. A. L2, :11 Joshua Nelson . . . . . . . Upsuhl. 11 1 Axel Nelson . . . I . . . . .mgueiuna. E11 Edwin A. Olson . A . . . Angnstann, :11 E. E. llyden . . . . . Augustzum. HO Martin A Swanson . V . . . Upmlu. ' 11 .l-Tjalnmr . gfl'id Swonsuu . . Augustnmn ' 1'3 Hans Luther Wilson . . . . . Upsnln, :06 70 THE HROCKETY-I MIDDLE CLASS THE ROCKETY-IH 71 Junior Class OFFICERS Prmhl'cul . HERMAN LARSON I'Erc President C. U. BHIIGQUIST Sacralmy ,. U. B. HJXHUN Truuswr . . V. G. Ocmsx Alfrlatiu :lhmagm- A. F. Hoony Sm-gaaut mi Arms .Xxm. lilumlm Illansrmm Smmm BLOMGREH Social Gummillw 5 U. G. ANDERSON LL ll. VMEDEN ROLL C. G. Anderson 0.4m . Algot Benson Curl 0. Bcrgquist . Sigfrid L. Blmngren . Hustm' Hjalinzu' Bmugl'cu John A. Burgmau . P. G: Carlstedt . Wulfl'cd E. Ericksnn A. J3. Fradml Olol? B. Hanson .L. 1L Hedstmm A. F. 110011: A Hubert Otto Kncding Herman AV Larson Mbin A. Lm'snn Carl A. Y. Lund Joseph C. Mnttsml merem-v F. Nordstrom . Martin A. Odell Yernm- G4 0541-011 Carl Sundhcrg Samurai R, Summon Augustzum, :l'l Augustmm, Upsnlu. .Xugustnml, :10 A. 11,.1'2119, :1 !- G. A. 0., :12 Bethmly. :10 .Xuguslmm, ' 1'3 Angustnnn, :11 G, A. Cl, :12 I'psnla ' Augustana. 711 CL A. C. prsaln, 911 G. A. C'. ' I'pmlm ' Bethany, ' G. A. C. Bethany. Hiilsiughmg Su'odvm, j12 THE ROCKETY-IH JUNIOR CLASS ; WWWWWMWWMMWWMMWMEE w V W 1 wnmnuumm ,u WWW 1 ,:;: If! It v mmmummnm u Wm M Wm 7 Ipi'l' H3533; E lllllllIIIIHIHIIIlllillllllilllIHIIIIIIIIIIHIHllllllllllllllllllllllll$ $gymmmwmmmwwwwwm W00 mwmmmmwmmwmwmmmmmmmmmmmwmmmmwmmmmmm 74 THEt'ROCKETY-I Educational Value 01 Music JET 1111011. J. Y 011. 12El111QUIS'l'J 11112 $111111- nl' 111111111 1 :1 1111111115 1011211115 the hroadur. 011111111111 L1111'1'1011111u111 ol' the 111tu111'gc111 man is fast winning 111G recognition it 511011111 have. 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First, 111111910, 311011111 1112 cultivated 11$ :1. 11051111111111 11661101111011.11 Secondly, 1 couduuire 1'0 1119111111 11c1-c10p111c111f' 1111111111113 lTor its 81101-1; 1111011 11101111 Character? 11. is 1101: :1 question whether the 111111111: should 01' 511011111 not have retreatiun, 11 is :1 119-1111101ogicaI'1112111511111 01' protest which 6111111111, he 51110111011311; 11111; 1111111 should he the nature 01' this recreation. There 1110 two 1-111 s, 1111,- 1111111 111111 111111111111 11110512 work 511111 00113111111, npphc-utiun to the same, are 11. 1111111 111111 tear on 1115 11911135, Again them 21111 1110 1111111 111111 1101111111 whose 11051110115 in life 6011111211111 1110111 10 11 life 111! 1111111111 1111111115011, 11111151: Ii1'L 11m 1111 131111loss 111011010110115 grind 110111 11:11' 111 day. To 1111111 01 those classvs 111111211: shnuld 11c 11 111 111111111 11111179121111. But 11'11 F1131, 15111111 retronliun 511011111 11111 111111 activity the 1110111111235 111111 1111115 heen 11mg 1111111111111. .5'rrcm1rf1'y, 11 must 111- 111010 1111111 :1 11111, i1 11111s1 I11: 11111131'1311t11' pleasurable. 77111-11111, i11111151110111 1110 11111111 50 111111113, 111: there 15 11115111111111g 1.11101; 11110 the 0111 grnorus 111 111011;;111'? Nondhlss 111 5111-. 111111111- 1111: 11111 11111191 10 110 these t11111g:. All 111i11gs 11m 111111I1: 01 111011;.11110111'1 the 11111111110511. .111111 111110 11111010 :111r11l1'm :1 11111111 511111 11.4 111111111111'1-1115 Schmnan , 11':1,Q11C1 .u, 01' 11111 111' 1111: 1210111 1111191421115, 11111 1:1le 1111 inu-lh-olunl :1911111011 10111111 111 1111- deepest 111111111115. 'l'o 3111110111110 1111: THE ROCKETYJH 75 A GROUP OF CONSERVATORY STUDENTS 76 THE ROCKETY-IH g1110111111 01' form. 1r.- 1111111-1-1101111 the unity in 11 1-11111110sitin11f, 11110114011111 :1 1111101111141'31 grasp 1111- 1-1111111 111111 11111111 11111 1111111111111- 111' :1 4.1111111031111111, 10111111111: 1110111111 1I01'0lop1110111; 01' 11 1111111 011101: The 511'011gl'l1011111g' 111 1111 0111' 1'111-11I110s 1'11 11110113 10 11-1H: 10 11101. tn 1400. 111111 111 110111. 11111 111111 111 0110's 1110111111111 The 1111111 1-011311101'111'11111 111' A 1.410110. 11' 111 1- is 11 11111111 1111111. 11 001111111 extent 101111: 1111 1111- 1111111114 of 1111-11. Again 111111410 111111 1011311111 11111 .40 1-10-3011 1011111111, 1111110 must I10 01011 11010 $111110 11111111 1101110011 11111511- and 1111111115. 311111111 1.1111101 311111: i'1 1'1-1'111- think. 111111 11111 11111: 119-1111111011 111 3-11.11, 111111 next to 1311111111. 110 1111 is 1-1111111111'111110. 10 11111510? '1'110 0Il'01-1 11111910 1111.: 011 1110 muotiunul 1-01151-10115110n's should add to tho 11101-111 1'111110 11l' 11111.11 : 11111 011101111115 1-1111 1111 0111111 111111 111111. Music 1-1111 111111150 1I10 011111111111s 11111 1111111111 111111011 01' direct 1110111 10 111-11011: 111111113111- 11110115111 113 1110111 01110111111111 11011'1-1' 1-1111 11010111101085 01111111111 1110 51-01111 01 11111115 11111111, 1'01'0111 10 1111111 tlm 11101110111011 depths 1115 I1 011'11 $111111. 11111110311 11 longing 101-1110 111111111013' 110111-01, 1-1'01110 111 1111- 11111111 111111. 11111110 1111111110111- of 1110111111 13111111101111 11'1111-11 111111 give 111111110 11151111011 1111111111011 111111 1'0 111111111505 0f the most glorioush' 111130111511 0111111110101: 11 1110 011101111115 111110 not 1110 power 1'0 111111011 01' 110 1111001011 to 11011011. the 111- 11311001; can 111111 5111111111 110 .40. As 1310 11'1111 110 1100115 to be 1111111011, .211 1110 intelluct 311011111 111-11110 1'110 011101111115, $11011111 911: 11s :1 judge 01'01' 1110111. Yeitlwr 100 111111-11 1101111 1101' 1011 111111-11 1101111: 11 1103-1101110: they 511011111 11'01'1: together; there is 11111113011 11' 1119110111111111111 swings 100 1111' 1'11 0111101 51110: 1' 11-111, 1110111111: tl1111 11111510111115 115 11 0le 110011 '1 111110 1110110 1101111. M1111 is 111-0119 10 1011011 1110 1111111 01' least 1-05 1 1111-0 111111 111 11111310 1110 01110110115- 311: very 11111ch 10 00111101. We 110011 11101111, 11110111g0111 11111510101111. To 1111110151111111 11 3001;111:1011, 11'0 311011111 111111111 11 Shakespeare, to 11110111 11 111011111, we 511011111 1111011 11 Lord 13111011 01' Edgar Allen Poe. This 11; 11111111111101;- Spenking, but the 1111151011111 1111151, 1111 11101'1: 1111111 01110111111111 10 110 convincing, he 1111151, 110 11110111g0111. We Shouid 1111011 111111: we L10. To be 11110111010111 1s 10 110 11 thing 111111 1111011 that you 110 11;, 1110 11111111111 1101's things 11111: 111105 1101, 11111111 111111 11; 11005 11.. 0111' 0111101111011 should be 111110110111, c'13's 1110 1111111 01 11115111018, 11111111 111111 0111' 0111101111011 1111011111 he 111110110111, hut 111111113 needs 1110 10511110110 113 111011, he needs the intellectual 111.111 11101111 stimulant 111111 11111310 1-1111 gim. We 1111011 111 11111; 0011111111 1101 0111.11 11 'l'll1l 11001190110011, 11111: 11 10111101110111: of 11111111 111111 11111 heart. m111111 11111113 110 1150 111 0111111113 and 10111101110111, 1:110 more 1111;- 11111 111111 1101111 must 11101111 to 1153 again 0111- 11111111111105 1105 11111. 11-0111 without. 11111 1111111 within? We 1111151 not: forget that we are 11101-0101 0111' 011-11 001111111111: 1 Let us cultivate 1110 11111111. 01' good music, H1901' 111011 1110 raves 1:11:11; 11111011 1110 1111' 5111111 10111 111011 tents 11119 Arabs, 111111 as silently 510111 1111111211 11 1111151 1'11 THEHROCKETY-l 7'7 CONSERVATORY GRADUATES EblanAln-ulmmsnn . , . . . . . tack lsluml.lll. I'llm'miun Hilda lirunl'ms . . . . . . . . . . . Thumpsml. Hioh. Piano i'm-olilm Cnrlstmlt . . . . . . . . Mal'im-ttan Wk Umnu Hihlura lingmzm . . . . . A . . . . Jinr-k Island. HI. Piano Mm'n-Il Hose Lindm'ff . . . . . . lurk IS'ZIHIL Ill. Hrgml Era Eliznlmfh Yukon . . . , . . . . . f'hic-ago. Ill. I'imm 'Lmn Sdmmnnnkor . . . . . . . . . . Reynolr'ls. Ill. I'llnclltinn 78 THE HROCKE'TY-IH 80 THEHROCKETY-I The Importance of Commercial Training NY THOR. .Hl'ltilUR .l. MILTOXi LL. IL HE impm-tnnr-c oi C'Uliinlei't'iai trainingr mmmi hv too strongly emphasized. Few people upln-nciniu the importnnoc olf snr-h training. The iawi'ela minister. merchant; farmer. in fact, penplo in all walks at life nucd n sutHc-ient amount: of commercial training to snot 'Hily mndnr-t their business transactions as best behooves their 1'0S1Jei-tiw professions. Many cases 01' financial ruin may be timed to inudoqunte hnsinem: training. It ailust he euhiiitt'uil that few mm succeed where thousands would tail if acting undu- simihu' cnmlia tions, and it would he unwise for any young man to think that he would be an uxception to Flli'il 2:. universal rule. In the past: it has hocn pussihlc for some young men with :1 limited edur: ion in tonic into an uHim and then: gradually ical'll under an Ellililuyclns instrurtion, but in this. progimsivc age employers do not have Hm time in toni-h Eliiployees the Fundamental principles of business. thuTclTore it 1.: llamas y for the young man to he thoroughly prepared hufum entering upon clerical duties as superintendent. bookkeeper, ch-lk, etc. The man Who mm perform the white duties just a little better than someone Che i5 tho. desirable empluyeci The young man 01' tU-L'i'dlv has wmmm'cial ohstuclcs to overcome that; his forefathers had no reason to think of. mid to successfully HOPE with his competitors he must haw the necessary training to know what to do at the critical moment. Businuss training is not merely a knowledge of debit and credit nor :1 limitmi knowledge of stenography, It is the nmatoring 0f nil cmnmcrciai subjects and a scientific appli- cation 01' the same. The 1mm who in a CI'ULiB handwriting writes a pearl, sti'ucfcd letter with faulty spoliing is as :1 rule; 21 failure, while on tha other the 1mm who can in :1 dashing, legible handwriting write a wellnconsti'uctm'l, c-oni vinc-ing iiimsinosi-getting't letter will always prm'e a sureccsstul and indispcusihic employee. It is evident that; appurtunities for success without elfort' are things of the past. The most sur-t-esstul men SITE those of good character who procure the necessary preiiminary education crowned with a complete, cmmnei'c :11 training and finally in :1 business way systcnmticnlly plan in advance, and cnnsueniinusiy per- l'ui'm their various duties, The young man who appreciates the importance of a uonnnul'cinl training and whn wi hes to succeed in the commercial world wiil thoroughly: prepare himself l'm' his desired line of work and success will prove :1 certainty. Wh 81 4 THE HROCKSTY-I mrrzmgar..m ..EUmmEEQO .0 A30 :0 ax - 82 THEHROCKETY-I Chutltnmwl from- flrIg't' IT. L'Ick of space makes it impussihlo to enter into zlny tteserihlion of the present; remains in the Roman Forum. Repeated Visits m'e nm-essuu' lwltm'e those intril-ntv aunt fragmentary ruins as well as those on the Palatine hill assumv smut! degruo 0t rmliitv. an is it pnssihle to 11:: jllHiiL'D hm'e f0 Ht. Potnrts ur the Vntirmh ent-h n mn-hl in itself. The first. impression upon entering the Bisilit-zl nf H1: Putor ih that; M ils immensitv. hut gradually one hegins to realize the lmrnmmr nurl ln'npnrtiml in all its- Ynstnrsm A11 elertric elevator loath; tn the met . Few. lmwm-elg aw nhle to resist the tmnphttiun to ascend tttl' nanny flights at stairs within the dump itsclt and thus finally to gaze from the summit upon the remarkable pillltll'illll'rl hvtrm' where so much of the wm'ltlrs history has been enacted. When the n'onthw is rtvar it is possible to see from the Apenninas t0 the Muditm-rmean. 'lthe neighboring pntare at the Vatican is also rmmlrlmhle for its size as well :15 tor the sumptuous magniftt-Oncv there displayml. Mosuir Ham's. prm-iuus minds, livoried :lttcm'lants are seen M'mrxvhere. In the ruilings and on tho walls are fresco : hy the .21 at, nmstors: in the library is the rin-hest ancc-tinn nl' clnssimt nmnusm-ipu in the world. Of those. mu: important group was uriginnliy gathered hy t'hristinu 01' Sweden. The painting's in the Vatican that deserve the mmt attention are these adorning walls aunt ceilings at the sting chapel and the neighhoring moms and cm'lhlm'a They aue hy Jlir-hael Angelo 21nd Raphael. Another uentre 0t hm ' interest is the very rich collection 0E antique srntptln'vs c-uhninnting in the Lnnroon group and the Apolln th'edm'e. 1' w visitors leave Home without vimving the Cnlmseum, in its day mm of the wonders of the world and 31331 the mast impressive min in e 'stenc-e. No picturu mm c'lu justice to its 20, and yet sn well proportioned au'o its LtillimlSiOns that this size is not realized at n d tancu. Like many other places in Rome this spot is infested hr obtrusive gufc'lew who make . sntionul stntvments in In'nkm English 1'0' :1 411ml! tee. 'l'hesu gunk me especially numerous 011 monnht evenings when Anwric-nns and English delight in v Iting tho t'elo scum. 'I'huy hlnt-k yem' wux'. lighting their tancHt-s amt :LllllUl-f thngging ynu aw y to show you where ttthn n'itd :Ilthunls mm.- kept. 1f ynu wish tn muse on the sr-env het'oru ymt, tn mnjure up with the aid at your imagination. the mngic s at the moon. 21ml smile stray l'Ol'flllOt'HLlllS I'mm Martial the scenes of 1mm ago, it L: :ulvisuhle mat to stautcl iu the moonlight but to withl'h'au' to ttu '1dnw at the high wall that em-irclvs the mum and to seat; yourself an snulv hhwk 01' stone. The writer, however, was rudeiy interrupted in his: rcx'clies W011 here. Fm- he smug Immune 2h 1r that hu was not ulunv. Whispering hegnn to he heard, then moing trunk in t e I PI'r-r-rzt-ding tu investigate he tuuml tln'oc xrell :lerL-tnperl Lats i: vnllmt hslmmlillt'y lgtish hmguagu ' 01' uh; in the Htatm Thi- pnl'tit-ipnnts WUJ'C ttouhtlor-s Aluminum. 84 THE ROCKETY-I Organizations XE grout 011111111 111 111111111 1i1'1' is 1111- 1111111111111 111 its 110111111051 H141111111 11111 11111111 1101111 111-11111110 :1 11111110011: 11 11 1111111 111- 101-1111111111 11s :1 111111- 111 111111111 11101111111011 111111 0111111111.: 111-1111-1'01111-111s. '1'110 1111111111111 0111' studies 11120111110 -1 1111111011 10 111' 111011 11150 1'11011' 111111111'1'11111-01 11114111111111111115 501'1'0 111 11113111 t1111 11111110111111 01' 1110 0 1' 1111.11 11111'i1-11111111 11f s11111i1ls. 1:111 11111111 :11111 1111 111111 1111111115 .1111-11 :1 111111 1111.1'1' :1111 11110 111' 111115 111111 14111 1111111100 1110'11111'Z11111111s 1111111 1111 i11111111'111111 1111111. '11- 110111 1111111113.; 1111111111 111 3111110111 Iil'u. 1111111- 111110 I11-c11111011i11rr 111111 0111ig1111-11111g i1111110111-0s 11111111 1110 501-1101;: 111' 11'11111. '11110 11111111 11001111 111'112111-11111111011 111111 1111,12111-11111-11 1111111, 111111 1110 011111111111111111 111sti1111i1111s 1110 1111111111 11111111 to 91111111 1110111 111 :1 1111110 111111111. 1411111111 lil'c sl11111111 11111-1; 11 1101110111111: 111111 111'11111111111'111: i1111110111-1- 11111111 1111- 111i11115 111111 hearts 111 911111111115: it s111111l11 110S111l' 5111111111111 111111 11111: 1111' 11111111111114 111111 111115 in 01011 11'111' 111111111 1111' 011111110101. X11 shulmlf 1-1111 111111111 111 11111'1'1111' 11111 111111mn 111' 1111111011 111 1110 51111010 11111111 111x1-h1111l1. 1011': 1111110 11111 110 511111111- 1111111111 11011110 11111 1111111101115 111 11 5011111111 11111. Wu 111111 11111 1111 he 111101100111111 .2111111' 11111. 11'1- 5111111111 110 11211110111 111111 111110 to 1111'111' 111111 :0 100$. 110 111111 11111'13 111-1'11111111011 111111101'111111111', 11111-111 111111-11 Illidnight 1111, 1'11111gg011 011111 111111 11110, 111111 $1111 1111 5111111 1101100111. in 111111113' 111 0111111 111111 1110 11101-111111 11111111011111 111' 1110. Hlnmlnity 1111111 11111 11111 us 11111111 111: 111111111 11111- 110111 111' 11111111': 1111111. 111111: 11111 1111110 '1 11111 11111101'. 1'11'11111' 1-1111 .1011 1111 ?H 1'1111054'0 1111-.- 511011111 give this 11101111 1'1011' 111' 1110 11111111 is 1111 05:11111111! part 111' 11110 vulture. '11111- 11.111110: 111' 1111' 1111111111 111-g1111iz111i1111s 1111- 0111111115.: 111111 enjoy- 111110. 11110 11111510111 111111 Ii r. 1101' 1113111111 in 111111.: 111101 11111111111111111' I111- 1101'0101111111111 111 1110 11110.4 111' 11111110, 1111, 111111 1110111111111. '1111- religiuus organizations 111'n1'ic10 s11il1t11111 1111111011111111 111111 01111111110111. '11110 s111-i111 organizations 111m 11111'0 thoir 11117 11011111110 i11 1111111111 1111-. '1'1111311 111541111112111'1'0119 111111;; 1110 5111110116 11110 0111.401 10111111- 11111: 111111 11110 11111111101; 111111 111511111 3111111111111 1111' 11 0111111111111 011nm. T1111 110111111 111 11111101 1111550.: 11111111 111111111111111'11'11s 1111- 111-1'010111110111. 8111110 0110 11111 511111 111111 111111 111' 1115 01111021111111 11-115 1111i111-1l 1'111111 11.119110111111111 111111 1011111111: :1t 50111101. '1'1112 11101 i1 111111 1110 5111110111 111' 111-11111 111111 110 11111 5111110111 111' 111-1111111011 in 1110 111111.21 111 11111 1111-101 1-1111111111'11111111s 111' s111-101y. 1111011 1111 111011 11114105 01111111.: 111111 1115 10111111' 111011. 1-1111111'0 11-11: 11111 111111 111 11111111101101: 11111 also 111 10111111110111 111' 1111111111111. 13111111 01011 1101111 01' 11011 0111111110 organizmiuns 111-0 1111;1111'1'21111. .111g11s1111111 111111 11111111 11111;:1'0 11'0 nrmmiznlinns 1'111111'111-i11g 11111111- 11111110.: 111 110111111. '11110 111111111 111 1111- 1111110111.: 11111111- 0111131- 11111111 11101-11 111-51111112111111115 101110111111 i1: 11 111011.4111'1111111 11111111111111111111111. 1.01 111'. 11101-011110. 101-1011 1110 literary 311111111101 111-111 111' 1111. '111111 1'111'011111111s11111111, 11111111 is 1111- 11111011, 1111.: :111011111111 11101-1i11 : 111 H'11'1-111s11 111111 113111111111. 11. 1011011 1110 1111111111-1'11111- 9111 11. 111111 11111.1 11 111-1111111- Ii1'o. '111 11111111 85 ' ROCKETY-IJ THE , m5: 55:; .: 2 ED mo cemzzi v.0 bimzv :5 .5 r523: SEFEI 1m :Ean .O .0 mecncoA .2 iwmch. :om:n: u. . :anEE .0 21.0 mmmmEmE zomgam . :28 Sumo 7:1 1..:: mmeEmO mmmhbm: mmqqmm n5 wkmUOm Emamam 86 THEHROCKE'TY-I TEGNER SOCIETY OFFICERS i President VHS Nx's'l'uiin 1 .1 Ticc Prrsidwn . . . . . . . . . . . . . , Axm, N. Nmsox i Secretary V . . . , . . . . . . . . , OSCAR GI'STAFSOX I: Trcnsm'cr . . . . . . . . . . . r . . , En. F'l' PALM I MEMBERS !, Herbert Anderson Ralph D, Huit Juhannes Nystrb'm f Heuning Carlson Constant Johnson Gideon C. Olson . Oscar 0. Guslatson Joseph E. mequist Ernest A. Palm i Olof B. Hanson Axel N Nelson Hans Pearson - Linus A. Herman N. A. Nelson Victor Pearson G. W'. Henry David W'. Vikner 87 THE ROCKETY-IH :cmEnp thovw :amEEm .un. :omEz $3.5 .54 .25 H.852... :uvH . .EtEaPEc 7:53:44 . . . . . , . , . 23w :awE.E. . 3:35on. 5.51m EEEFB, E u: 4 :57. .0 3:95;... 2 5.: a. An .- m.$nm..ob 55mg. mmmmim E FEESuw mmmU.EmO Emaom diam: 88 THEHROCKETYNIJ' OLOF RUDBECK MEMBERS Prat. Jules. Mauritzson Carl Franzen Julius Larson Emil Andreen Frank Gx'anquist Herbert Nm'dlander Svanle Anderson Karl Johansml Richard Noren Oscar Carlson Edwin Johnson Martin 015m Johan Person Mum'mmi' from prryw 874. to NW wise. is sufficivnl. It illr'n unjuys the patronage of llxu u'i:lI'-':lW:lku students and pml'mms a 110th 'l'um-lion H1. Augustmlal. 'ch Arlelphic conducts all the meciingzs in English. Last fall 21 rvliuf nunlmign served as :1 l'csunv, and now it, enjoys :1 large nmnlwrsllip. The programs rendered during H11: past term lmvn heen nf high merit, The Concordia Hnrjcty hvlmws 10 the students 01' L510 Seminary tlcparhnunt, 21ml mwtingb arc lexl m'my Friday :lftmmmn. 'I'Im ln-ngrzuus L'IvllHiSt 0f disl'us- sinns. sllm'L inllcs nml lKEIlllll'S IIIY l'm-ulty chllth'l'.N m' UHIL'V im'ifL'J spealkulzx. A vely Interesting and illstrlu'tiw lovtul'u Hull'se was arranged J'ur 11n- spt'ing term 01' Illii war. Thu Innhlums ul' :u-tivu miniah'v :er clim- uf lo-mm'ruw with an inn bit and HMO. Hunt is Very x'uilmhlp. The suriv ssud :mmng the clergyman ils Him the prnlnuiiun 01' I'Imnguiit'nl Lutlu-I'zm 'I'hl-nlugirnl CIIHIHT HIM Hm 5H min;l ul' J'Imngcliml Lurm 411 I'uilh. THE ROCKETY-IU 89 TORGNY SOCIETY MEMBERS G. E. Bogie Herman Johnson Arthur Peterson Carl Braholm Emil Johnson Walter Peterson Gustav Drake Juiius Johnson Robert P015011 Josef anerstmm Alfred Mal'tiuson Alh'ed Sjustmm Simon Fagerstrom Elmer Nelson Erick Wahlstrom Josef Iihol'sberg Richard Odelberg Fred Wilner Thu Foruign Eliasinmn'y h'm-iou' clnln'acus memhm-x from all the dupxmmcms 01' the svlwnL 'i'lm rnt'ivty aims 1:; mouse and maintain a lively interest in lhm-uign missions, and. us far as lmssihlv. t'n J'PHQOJ' flllmlciall aid to this 110th came. A mission study clay is c-nmrhu-tud hy the soriely 011 Sunday afternoons. and here :1 spieudid opportunity is given l'm' llav rilldt'llls to mum in tuuvh wilh ihc mi on problem. Thuro are many advantages in 1111! study uf furcigu missions. 1t mum 1 missiuu Imnvmnom is so larmninmml. N0 siudmlt cam nlfm'd ln L-mu-orn himsulf hmuu tn the stunlvni slu-h facts :15 m1: quil'u essentiaI in our ulny when lhc llm' merely with his innnuxlinlc a-m-rmmdiuga He needs 10 unlrh Hm spirit ul' hunumily. Many J'm'mcr momhcl's 01' tho sm-iva nrv nmr :Irtiw m unnrivs in lculwig'n huuls. Emizcd :lhmlt hm ymrs :Igu and is :1. part 91' The Jholaihiliun LUHfJIIC u'zlr m th Enthr-rnllwinlu Prohibition Asmvl mud pmvhml stinky 01' the liquor pvnhlum and ruleliml sm-inl nml pumirzll qm-slinns. hon. It has :l l'hrucifnld purpose: 1. Brand 90 THEHROCKETY-I't 3. The pmmotion ol' the application of the principtes of prohibition. 3. The, unlist- ment nf students for Hire 21ml lrmlurslnp in the overthrow 01' the liquor truthev The local league L'Ul hu-ts am manual m-atnrienl eontmt in Whitth pm'tit-ipnnts develop some phase of the liclunr prnhlmn. H12 L. E. Jones was our representative at the state runtest in Georgetown Illinot . By a recent memhvrship unmlmtm the roll has swelled to over one humtml members. the lamest local league of its kimt in the state 01' Illinnis, The league purports to study the liquor pmhlem theoretirnlh' at its meetings. and tn comhu-t pmctitzll im'estig'utiuns into conditions prevalent, in the tri-cittvn and elsewhere. Let us now turn to our Swedish societies. There are live in number and thex' are all :hvingr uttive work. The Swedish Society 01' Belles Lel'tl'es has for its the study 01' Swedish lilemtllle and culture. mid the awakening end nmintenanec 01' the interest for the same. The individual mmnhers am: requested to read 0110 hook each month, amt at the meeting,r or the suniuty :1 general dism , en zlhout the contents of the huok is held. h iumnf is read alt cavh 111eet'1'ng. Teener Society was organized for the study 01' H'u'mtish literature. Dist-ussions and textures are heid at the himnnthh- meeti it the society. V 'imls works hy Swedish authors are perused tor the purpose of gaining :u-xhulmlum-e with the beautiful. literature 01' the Northland. The 0101' lhlttherk Society has the leu' min: as the other Swedish societies. namely the stmly DI the Hwex'lish language and literature. Meetings are held every other 'I'uesdny when some mmnlmr git'es :1. written t 1101 is of at certain hrmi: that has been rend hy ail the members. A general the ussion follows Professor Mauritzson is usually present to give :1 shurt review of the hook. The Jthmzt Soeje ' is composed ehiet-ly of Academy students, and meets every week. The programs are 01' a IlliECEHHHEO e ht'm'ul'y character. The interest in marl the society has pmmn of great tin: this society has:- heen gl'iltitlt'llllg the p:I-:t yeul, hcnetit to the members. The 'I'm-gny Snr-ivtj' is the only Swedish tlplmting society at the institution mitt meets evely week 01' the cehool year, The musiml nrwanizutions, .em-h as the Oratorio. Wennerherg. Luthermnn, and Apollo, arc of im'stlmahle Yzlllle, am the concerts gh'en :11; home and abroad 11:ch been the means of arousing intereet tor the welfare nL' Augustmm. THEHROCKETY-I', 91 Augustana Debating League Irhihnling' shuuhl hun- am iullmrtnni, plum in m't'lili' cnllcge curriculum. Wu m1! glad to say that rhllmling plays am important part :li. Angustanm auui grunt inlererl' is taken in 1hr- Hamw. X0 hol'srm mm mini true and lasting Eur .sm unless he iiiinhs. nml debating is :1 mil c.l' nmnrnl gyrnnzlstiw whirh fm'rcs student: Lu use their hrninsi 'l'he Jil't'pnl'ulinn I'ui' ticilnm: h-mis the student imo nmr avenues nl' thought and thus vm'ichrs his gcxnumi stm-v nl' knnn'lmigu. In 11m stmh' nl g1 ..at ln-nhhxms 21ml quvsiiuns hv hcmnws profoundly intul'ustml in the pussihlu solution whinrh trains him tn stand hy his L-omicliuu and light for it. Many Hf tlu: sluflenis who haw luken interest in iicbaliing during their t-uilugt- Hll'OEl' haw ilcn-Iuliec'l illtn I'iiit'iclli. 31ml hrmcst lenders kucn, deep and suumi thinkers and th-unm Imn'lL of men. At Aug i done hy the wguhlr cnilogu r'luhniing teams: is remgnizurl with hm rl'llditF. In iutcr-uolluginie dehatvs Augustin has haul nothing hm winning xiclming' teams for the past four years. Sui'm'nl fuwrnhic negotiations have hven vntnreii upon for the Future. Bethany zlncl .hl: Iilulm me lo cuntL-SI i'm' live consctutivo years For n n'ophy cup fJiTvl't'ti hy Pruf. Gun. H. Ryden, '09. now prni'vsmr of History at Bethany. Augusmm is aim in :1 tiinngulm- league with Xurtlm'ustem Follow. Nupm'viiim IIL mid Cui-roi Linlivgc. ii'nllhmim, W two Etrnng 21ml inlluentml .cchook with whom we are proud :0 ho niT' mi. Ail inter-milegintv ciclmtos em: in chu K 01' the Duhzliing lmlgue. which is compused uf the three cluhs. mm at tuurm is givi-n in Delinling uml .h-gunwnlatiun and the work '1 OFFICERS P-rmirh-ni . V . . . . i . . . . FINE S,NH'IIULSUN Viva Prcxizirrnl i . . . . . . . . III-Iiimlz'rSw. 11X Hierowiing .5'cm'vfrriyf . . . . . . . OHL'H: ll Ur Iii'ar'r'r'spumi'hlg ,S'r't'rchn-y . . A i i . L. 1'1. Jux i Tronsm-m- A . . . . . . . . . . iliaiekmw Axmznsox EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE i'. A c, 5. Bm'fnur . . . . . . . . . . . 'ililrhlmum . u-lmLsnx n Huuxsox -, UViil'S'li. r.403 011111;!th . . , , V A . i i H m I H x H'rahsrwr. . . , i .mi. IMLIH-zm 92 THE' ROCKETY-I BALFOUR DEBATING CLUB i OFFICERS 1 Presillcnl . . . . . . . A . . V . . . . . . WAL-mx Krm-t Vice PrL-sirl'enl V . . . . . A A , . . . . WMAJmMMt NF. . Secretary . . V . . . . A . A A A . . A . . LEoNAum Ossmx 4 Treasurer . . A . . .' . . A . . A . . . . LUTHER VALENTINE A MEMBERS A Evan Anderson Raymond Johnson Cm-J Limlberg George Engdahl Thorsten Johnson Waldemar Nelson ,. Sigurd L. Hanson Arthur Larson Lennard Ossizm Wanun Kemne Irving- Munsan E, A. Palm Hugo Gibson Nelson Miller Luther- Valentine A. Herman Johnson Leo DeIAong A THE' ROCKETY-I 93 WEBSTER DEBATING TEAM OFFICERS President . . . . . . . . , . . V , Ali'i'lil'l: E. Omux Vice President , . . . . . , . r . . . . . . VERNEH quxs T SocrcmrMTrcrrmircr' . . . . . . , . . Jon R. ,Tmlxsnx MEMBERS Herbert Anderson Eskil Johnson Harry O!sou Martin Anderson John R. Johnson Victm- Pearson Luther Benson Karl E. Johnson Oscar Pearson Conrad Bergeudoff Athm' Levine Clarence Peterson Knut Erickson Victor Lumlgreu n, R. Reinertscn Clarence Graulund Elmer Nicholson Herbert Swanson Gustav V. Henry Gustav E. Nelson Verner Swanson Constant Johnson Arthur E. Olson Joe Yomugstram 94 THE ROCKETY-I !a GLADSTONE DEBATING CLUB i MEMBERS ' C. F. Anderson Karl Juhunsou Marion Andree C, A. Johnson P .I, M. Anderson L, E. James 1 'Cstar Carlson E. A. Peterson 1 - Emil Dahlberg W. B. Scln'olier 1 Gustav E. Drake F. J. Stan Oscar 0. Gustafson C E. Swanbeck : Jonathan Haldin E. Walker ! Ralph D. Hull IL Wilson I I t THE ROCKETY-I 95 AUGUSTANA--NORTHWESTERN DEBATE . E. A. PI-J'J'I-msnx ELm-jn NICHOLHUK Vlcnxlcu Swaxsux H.Cadem AUGUSTANA--CARROL DEBATE ' Ll-II! 1351.031: Eux Axnmwux Ugandan I OSCAR Pmusub 96 THENROCKETY-I AUGUSTANA--BETHANY DEBATE WALTOX meE Leadem An'ml'u E. 0.,sny i i L. E. Jones L 1 H1 Ii 5 THE DEBATES In the il'iialllfjllim' debate the 'foHnwing qubniun u'n; dehaferi: Resolved, ! v . . . . , . . I that the policy 01 hxmg n. Mnumum H age by Htatv Buards ls dcsn-nhle. Aug ; i lanrfs afiirnmfirc team rlclmtod 1110 question with Carrol College at Augustmm m1 3 April 19th, zmr'l Hu- negative mam debuted the same question with Northwektcrn .' :lt Napel'rille on the same evening. I : i The Beilmny dI-Imtu was held :11 Augllshllm on April 11th and the following 5 question was dolmtod: lvmlrerl, that a uniform system a! toils ho osmhlkhed for i 5 the ships nl' all nations using: the Pnlmma Canal. Aug'nstzum del'r 1w! fhe noun- 1 five side. In all three debates rmr trams dohntvd with the true Augustmm debuting ' spirit a. l L i 5 THE ROCKE'TYJ HANDEL ORATORIO SOCIETY D Erector President Vice Pi'czkidctnt Smn'ctury Librarian Mrs, L. G. Abrahamsnn Esther Andreen Emma Anderson Esther Anderson Martha Ackerlind Amy Anderson Minnie Danielsun Hilda Branfors Ruth Bel'gendoff Anna Burk Ellen Edlund Caroline Carlstedt Mildred Anderson Bertha. Anderson Wilma Baumbach Mrs. DEWSUII Esther Carlson Amy Granlund Carl G Anderson Svante Anderson I-L Berg 05 al' Bensan Alfred Branfors Ed. Carlson Roger Carlson P, G. Cnrlstedt Marion Andrew: C. . Anderson Arlhur Almqnist Harry Ahlstx'mn Hilding Anderson E11110? Benson Conrad Eergendoff I-Iamuton Bergstrom Nels Benson Gustav Carlberg OFFICERS MEMBERS Sopranos Martha Carlson 'Ellcn Forsllel'g Minnie Johnson Ethel Johnson Esther Johnson Nina Anderson Anna Holmes Mrs. C. Kraft Edna Lindahl Olga. Larson Edna Magnllsun Altos Miss Hickman Mys. Hubbar! Irene Larrisou Mabel Leaf Eunice Magnuson Tenan- Hm'old Ensiam J. Forsbnrg G. W. Henry Ralph D. Hull. Thorsten Johnson J. Lonnquist E, A. Marten Basses Walired Carlson Emil Dahlberg Alfe EriL-Rsnn Simon Fagerstmm Oscar Gustafson Clarence: Granlund Axei Holm D. A, Knock Carl Lindberg Arthur Larson J. Views: BI-ZIEGQUIST Du. Gl's'mv A. ANDRHEN DAVID KNOCK . C.u::n.ln: CARLSTEDT . E. A. MML-ncu. Naomi l-lm'cn Agnes Martenson Emma Nelson Lydia Dlsson Martha Pera Rum Peterson Mamie Peterson Ruth Rohison l-Iildur Remus Florence Swanson Regina Rosenberg Hilmu Warling Edith Osterman Gladys Palmer Eva Nelson Esther Sundherg Florence Samuelson Ruszbel Stewart. G. Nelson Elmer Norlander J; A. Nelson C. wt Carlson Arthur Peterson G. Peterson A. Rytlback Oscar Swenson Austin Lindstl'om J. Manson J. E. Nelson Gideon C. Olson Harry Olson ILL Pearson B. Reiuertsen Enoch Sander: V. E. Swanson GV Sheldon 97 98 THE ROCKETY-I ORA'I'ORIO SOCIETY HANDEL THEHROCKETY-I'J 99 WENNERBERG MALE CHORUS Hhe College Glee Chum OFFICERS Director . . . . A . . . . . . A A J. Vlc'rol: 81-21mm: ST Premirlcwt . A . . A . A . . . . A A . . . MAucL's SKA 2111' Vice President . . . A . . A . . A . . A A Smynm BLuAmsm-Jx ; Secrcmry A . A A . A . . . . . . . . . SAMULI. E. Jollxrmx IA Treasurer . A A . . . . A A A . . . . 11131er Jtmxsox Mananm' . . . A . . . . . . . . . . Ale'uu'u. W. AImleoN Librarian . . . . . . . . A A . . A A . . C. G. ASIII-Ilzsm: MEMBERS FIRST Twang: .105. W. Sumlell, Svante Andersen, Hamid Enstam, Gustave Carlson. Samuel E. Johnson, GA WA Henry, G. C. Nelsnn. SECOND ' u: Emil Johnsml, Emil Wesllund, Carl G. Anderson, Theodore Rydback. Arthur WA Johnson, D. A. Knock. E. E. Ryden. Curl Lund. choxu BAA Marcus Skarsledt. Sigfrid Blomgren. Jns. Youngstrum. Andrew Kempe, A1bin Larson. Helene Fon-sberg, violinist. Florence Summing. accompanist FIRST BAH 1913 TOUR March 12 . A . . . . . . A . . A A . A A Galesburg, Ill. March 13 , . . . . . A A . . . . A . . . Monmouth, 111. March 14 . A . . . . . A . . A . . . . Ottumwa, Iowa March 15 . . . . . . A A . . . . . . . . Stanton. Iowa March 16 . . . . A A . A . A A . . . . . . Red Oak, Iowa. March 17 A A . . A . A . . . . A . . . A . A Essex, Iowa March 18 . . . . A A . A . A A . . . . . Omaha, NebrA March 19 A . . . . . . . A . A . A A . . .r Wahuo. NehP. March 20 A A . . . . . . . A . . . . Lincoln, Nebr. March 21 . . . A . . . . . . . . A . . A . A Game; NebrA March 22 . . . . . . . . . A A . A . . . St. Edward, Nebr, March 23 . . . . . . . . . . . A . . Newman Grovek Nehr. March 24 . . . . . . . . . A . A . . . A . Oakland. Nehr. March 25 Wakefield. Nebr. March 26 Wausa, Nebr. March 27 Sioux City: Imva March 28 Gowrie. Iowa March 9 Boone, Iowa 2 March 3 Madrid. Iowa o 100 THEHROCKETY-IH WENNERBERG MALE CHORUS THE r'ROCKETY-Iw 101 PROGRAMS RENDERED BY THE 'WENNERBERG MALE CHORUS. --I SECCLAR PROGRAM, :0 Sjung um studenlens; lyckliga zlar ......... .AP-r'ins Gmmv IJJ Glad sflsom mgeln .................... ..Prms Gustav PIANO, n-lamlscripl group. in Burcurvlle. IJJ Medilalinn. 0:; As you harvesters. I. VJC'I'UII BEHGQL'IS'P EU There, lmle girl, don't. cry ............ Thus- P. Waslendorf In Win Land . ....J. A. Jascplmon m On the Sea H ......... Dudley Buck VIOLIN. Rumanzp. .................. D A7szrusio m M Hb'r 05$ Sven ................. r1 Wenneabem .. . .Ivm Widecn l-IHIM AI til 54 AS A. In MAlcu 5 SR ARSULDI' bj Imlmarsch GJu-m'rLu i0 Lead. kindly light . . ....... Dudley Buck In March Onward ....... Adam. Game! VIOLIN. en Mazurka .. ..M'Lynarskf M Souvenir .............. . . .Drm M Briar Roses ..F'. Debois m I stnrmen . .J. D-m'mcr w Landsighting, ................ Edvard Grieg Solo by Arthur W. Jnhnsun SACRED PROGRAM. aJ Nu Herrens dag det 5.1- m Stridshiiu .............. ORGAN. m Allegro Ammssionnla ... , . . . . .. . . A .. .. . . . .. ..Gmmzmit In Adagiu. .. . .G. Krcutzer H0. Lindvblad J. Vuvmn DHIIUQUIHT ...F. Flmmning J. A 3.111291er ..J. Dzn'rner M Helige Fader bl Slumra ljul'va x0 I stormen ... ... VIOLIN. a: Bel'ceuse .. . .Gorlcn'd m Cavatina ..BvTun M rm a Pilgrim .............. l Iarswn ..Bastauimasky b3 Israels. Hel'de . Gm: mx'm: mum Al'ul'smx . a3 Lead. kindly light . . hj March Onward ...... VIOLIN. Reverie m' Mmous SKAllS'l'ETIT . .DlLlncy Buck .Azmam Game! Vicnmcmps ....... I'X Dabois .W. H. Gerrlslr ..E'lhvm'd' Grieg u: BriarRoses v. .. ..... bi Still. still with thee . L'J LnndsighLing. Solo by AILl 1' W. Johnson THE HROCKIE'TY-IH 102 namzzdm :35. :35 .O :cwEU :35... P32 :3:on Jn .U 3955 :: aunt :cmHom Gama; .SEEE. :3 EPSEEX i. .C :23 .C 5 mi 22:35.0 .O .5450 5ch End 32.5 ?:k z... $5952 .5.a:h.cm.:h 2.x i .0 23:35 mu: .6 .U mZmUELO mamozu mag; ZawEmmmHDq :thwa H md:n?m :5: .B ,0 :33va in m COMLFJ m: k: m .nm .E E 2.55.3 2a: HFSSPQ 339: 2 THE 'ROCKET Y-I' 103 AUGUSTANA MILITARY BAND OFFICERS Du. J. P. Mmmussox. Director K C. E. SWA N . mm Ric-lmnp 1113 Hum Gmsim Flnu'n's S ' . 1-7 CAI . Camel- Dr. J. P. Magnusson Victor Fl'ykman Elmer Swanson Wilbur Paimquist Arthur Ohms Rudolf Keipp Altos C. E. Swanbcck Herman Larson Martin Anderson Errsscs Richard Hellstrom Lau rence Carlson Bernhard Reinel'tssn E anw MEMBERS Drums President Vin: President Secretary Treasurer .11 mzaaer J anitor Clarinets Hjalmar Fryxell Flavius Stan llaymond Johnson Roy Conrail Piccolo Hugo Gibson Trmnzbrmcs Amos SluttcngA'en Clark IL Swanson Victor Swanson '1 'c n a r Job n Maxw eli Theodore Rytllxacl: 'ROCKETY-1 THE 104 Em :cmzmiw 2 m2 gyneim PE: E EwEmm :Eom O .3 F5 H2242 magcomam nfmmd :omEgmA SEmE 5:55 :52 :3th ii :uocum ?.ED :cm.:U 09.! M.Enwsr; 95:5 :9 2h .EEmH no.5? :4..an :emasom a H 330 .6in 5. Am :omkxzdm :23 Eggnog. cEEEFEE :Qmega .O .0 mmmmEmE . .E:acu.:a hem 7.4 .w d . . , . . . . . :62?me E r 3592.4 2. E5 32H . . . . . . . . . . . :62: E mmmUHnEO meu quomd m EH 106 THEHROCKETY-l'l The Lyceum . The Llw-onm is mmpus-vcl of lhu three leading library .L-m-iotius DI the instii h tution, namely, the Plll'elmkosmiun. the Adeiphit. and 11m Concordia. The annual :- lccturu mmsu is managed hy Hm Lymmm, and every ymu' some of H10 leading plat i form men are ong- YUIE. During the past school year 011ie Read. Dr. llnl'vey Wiley, ' John F. Chumlmr , and T. Brooks Fh'lchm- have appeared. All the students take ! grout interusl in the lcrtllro L'lllll'E-P, and many from the 'l'riiCii'ies give the course h 1h liberal supporl. w! The .rlugnsfmm OLst'J'rm' is also published by the Lyceum :1an it makes its I h h appearance every month. It is the alh'cinl organ of the student body mEL consists :, 0f the l'olhm'ing: lh-Ilall'tmeuts: l.i101'm'y Editorials. College mid Academy, Semi- '! nary, Mumui, $0c-iety', Business f'onsmwatory, Exnrlmngcs, .thetics, Hits uncl Hints, and Admriiring. OFFICERS Pm-Irlgul . . . . . . . . . . . HJ-TI mm W. lemcx Hm President . . . . . . . . . . D. VERNEH wa hex Ifccm'dhxg15'er'rm'm'li; . . . . . . . . OSCAR 0. GL Cuwwywrdin :1 Mrrcfru'y . . . . , , CARL 131:0!an 1 Manager- . . . . . , . . . . . . KXU'JU: Iilucliwx V : THE LYCEUM BOARD Alz'lrlll'n W. :Tnllxsnx. Prrisirimrl Hmmmm W. lemax LIXL's A. Elmmmx Y KX JTI-r l-Imcn'sux GUSTAV leLIiJ-im C. E. Gl'xm-n ox WILL C. 11mm THE HROCKETY-lH 107 THE AUGUSTANA OBSERVER STAFF 191 3 WILL C. Roma. '14 . . . V . . . . . . . . . . . . V . . . Ednwuin-Chief A.Ilu'1xn ersoxV '13 . . . V . . . . . . . , . . . V . V , V V Manager Dr. E, F. Bartholomew . . V . . . . . V . . . . Faculty Vcrner Swanson, '13 . . . . . . . . V V . A V V V College Gidcun CV OlsonV '10 . V V , . . . . . V . . . Alumni Laura Munsou. '13 V . . . . . V V . . . V . Society P. A. Paulson, '13 . . . . . . . . . . V . V V . Athletics F. A. Johnson '11 . . . . . . . . . . . . . V Seminary Caroline Cal'lsiedl . V . . . . . . . . V V V V Conservalm'y Evan AndersonV HS . . . . . . . . V V . . . . V Exchanges Walked Swerlberg . . . . . V , . . . . . V . . . . Business Clarence WV Olson, 15 . V . . . .7 . . . . . . Hits and Hints Elmer F. Holmgrain, 13 V . . V V . V . Asst. Manager Herhcrt Anderson, '14 . . . . . . V V . . Asst. Manager 108 THE 91'301313'117TY-IH I I THE AUGUSTANA OBSERVER STAFF $913 wlLLC.RmmH14. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . r . . Erli!or-in-C'h-icf ll Hmunaiw AM NY 14 . Manager 'i h DnmEBm-thommew. . , A V . . , . . . . . . . Faculty 3 Evan Andersml, !15 . , . A . . . . . College : E. A. Peterson . . . . . . , . . . . Academy : Nelta C, Anderson, '94 . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . Alumni i Laura Munson, '13 . . . . , . . . . . . Society , ' C. E. Swanljeck. '15 , . . . . . . . . . . . . Athletics f Jnshua Nelson . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . Seminary 1 Helen Reinemund, '16 . . . . . . . . . , . . Conservatory Clarence Granlund, 16 . . . . .. . . . . . . . . Exchanges I Wulfrezl Swedberg . . . . . , . . V . A A . . . . Business i Emil Dahlberg, 15 . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hits and Hints I Oscar Person. '14 , . . . . . . . , y . Asst. Manager I Richard Anderson . . . . . . , . . . . . . . Asst. Manager THEHROCKETY-I 109 THE 'ROCKETY-l'l STAFF A. IRVING ML'NSOX, Etlitoriianhiet PAUL A. Paulaum LiIEI'm-y ELM 15H 17' l-Iomlcnnx, Manager Slums L Hxxsox, Literary 110 THE' ROCKETYJH THE ROCKETY-l' STAFF LAURA J. ML'NSDX. D. VI-IltNEll Suum'sux. ' Humorous Organizations Mmmx A. ANumuex. A. chmnn Joltxsnx. Assistant Manager Assistant Manager 112 THEHROCKETY-I'i Athletics NTER-L'OLLEGiA'I'I-I mhlctivs at Augustzum have had :moihm' succqssl'nl yawnithe third sinrc 1hoh- ruinstnfoment in 151,111. 111' sucuusriul we 110 not mean that uur tvmns hnrn gone through 1110 smscm without :1 defeat. Imt 11 has 1191-11 snow 91111 in thor ways. Angusfunu's name has lmen giwn grenioa' prostigv. mul ulmw 2:11 1110 studcntihody hits lm-mnu mm-v num-iy :1 unit, Putty discards have 110011 J'm'g'utl'on. and the 12mm Inn : 110011 supported whether they have 110011 winning; ur inning. One U1.- Ihv 1111-1015 ill making 11m past ymr suu-vssful has lu-m 111'. 11. M. 1'omiu1; W110 mine 1mm Des lloiuos. lnw whom he was assisluur director at 1110 1'. 11. L', .1. Mr. Umlad i1iiclllilll1 1;: 11mm Colltigc :Lt liic-hmuml. Indiana, from which Iu- was graduated in June 1911 with thy :1115'1113 01: B. S. Whiiu at 5011001 he Showul himsull' to 1m 2111 all around :llhlolo. 113$th hall and 1. -1c being his major sports. in lluI l'nmwr he was mtml 21.: mm :11 1110 l'usfr'st in ,lndizma, whi1c in the latter hip 111-11111; .s-howud him 10 he fur :IIJUYU the :h'elnge. As director uf ul'ilh'iits 110w, 11L' has awakened 110w inicrv . 11v has made gymnastics to he felt 110 longer cumpulsun'. and. us much of the lmskvf hull team, he has developed mm 01' The fastest in the state. Angusfmm is, inde J'urfunale ta have secured him: nm'l it is the hope ul' :111 that he wi11 he with us again next year. Rtn' M. CONRAH. 13.8.l KNl'll-J Eim-Ksux, Dii'eutm' 01' Athletics Manager of Athletics THE.''ROCKETY-IH 113 VARSITY BASKET BALL TEAM IL IVL Conrad, Coach. Knute Erickson, Manager, E, S Anderson, L. G. W. Sweclberg. R. F. A Swedherg. C. F. Stan. L. F. M. Andreen mamaim, R, G.' H. Berg. Sub-guard, BASKETBALL RECORD OF WEEKLE, Our points. Opponents Dec. TiHedding at Augustana ........................ 49 17 Dec. 10 Augustana at Luther College 25 19 Jan. llimxgustana at Heading ..... . . 23 29 Jan. ZDiLalie Forest at Angustanu ..................... 38 29 Jan. ZiiAlIngstana at. Northwestern..... ................ 1-1 2 Jan. 317Augustana at Carthage ................. Feb. tliWilliam and Vasllti at Augustana ........ Feb. 7 Auguslana at William and Vashti Feb, SiAugustana at St. Ambrose . .. .. . . .. Feb. lawBethany at Angustana .. ........ 43 w 4. HHHLOzamla wmommctma-Aw Feb, lJiBethany at Augustinian, .. 31 Feb. 15 Belhany at Angustana 41 Feb. ZliCarthnge at Augustana .. 50 2 Feb. 28 Davenpm-I Y. M. C. A. at Augustana.. 4D 30 Mar. 3-Augnstana at Davenport Y. M C. A . .34 38 Mar. 12 Augustana at Davenport Y. M. C. A .............. JIJ 3G Total, ......... 5'11. 384 114 THE ROCKETY-I RESERVES R. M. Conrad. 9011911 Carlson Knute Erickson, manager Samuelson Person, captain Valentine R11de1il1$ Carlson Lululgi'en Lzluger 81111911151011 of 11111191195 is 111' 11111 121111111 of Control, 9011111031211 01' 1119 111051119111. 01' the institution. 11 general 1111111215491: 111199 111911111 1110111119113, three 110111 1110 91111191111110111', 111111 mic 1'0111'990111'111g 1111' B11111'11 of 1111901015. 1119. 1119111110121- 111111 01111-911 :11'9 the 101101111111: 111'. G. .1. .111111'1-1-11 191-1111191111. pres: 11.1;11'111110 1Ca'191'- $011, 1112111113101; P1111. :111111'911' 119111119, 11911.1'111'91': Dr. 1'. A. B1n1111'r01111. 11 . 11.1911911'111111; 111'. 11'111 1101111: 111', 1'. 19. 11111111915011: 111'. 1211111 1191211111111,1911911111; 111'. 11'. T. 1111:1111'sn11. 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Th9 110st gamu 011 the home 110111 was 1111- one 111111 111119 1010.11. 11112111911157r 1'.-1.11. 91121111, 17109 from 11'1t1111g1i11g,1 THEi'ROCKL'TY-I,i 115 GIRLS BASKET BALL TEAM Ruth Nelson IL M. Conrad, coach Agnes Abrahamsnn Laura Anderson Ethel Isaacson Hilla Fraser, captain Amy Anderson everything. in fnL-t, that lL'UPS with a good game of haslwt hall. Augustmm won the game, and thought, in view of this, that the clmlupiouship was almost xmn. But in ihc very nnxt gzunp, we Eeil before the strong Xurtlurestem College fin: and were thus put out oi Hie running, The series with Bethany roused cnthus asm 1.0 the highest; pitch. These games were hard fought, oven to the point of l'oughnu , hut all through the series. it Wm soon that Augustann was superior in 2111 depart intents of the game. Good inste provmiis 11: from saving anything else amt! should prevent others h-mn dryingr Sn, tum 'l'hc intercollegiate lmskot bail r asun omled with Augustnnn having won ten guinea :md hast hit three. :1 t-I'Cdii'uhiu record. After the college ginnius were iinished, Augnsteum piaycd :1 series 01' three games with the Davenport 1, 31'. U A. for the tl'i-i' chmnpiouship. Augustann was the victor, winning the Jirst and fhird game. A. TCVJIGW nli the whole Sl'ilnoll shows that Augustmm wun twelve games and lust four. The tnhil minis svm'od hy Auguslmm were 521. opponcnis 384. Next year will 11nd nhnnst an entirely new realm ilL'CHllSC of the graduation in the spring 0! lhc two Hix'wlhei-gs, Andrcon. and Amiurson. Thism'ill lem'o Stan and Bor-gh around whom :1 new team must he huilt up. Sfon has been elected utptain and he is a competent man for the piace. 116 THE llROCKETY-I'l BASE BALL TEAM Fretlil must he given tn the Reserves. ulthtmt whose help, the x'm would not have hucn what it was. Tu mum nut night nlller night to get H drulnhing from the :' '7 Yellow. . shows :1 $1 Tit ulE suli' sacrifice which is highly cummmulnhle. The Rescues were there to tho sl plzlf'llw, giving the hast that was in them. 7 There- fore, three cheers for the Jlemn'cs! They also participated in the series 01' games fm- tho mp given by? The Daily E'uian. The cup was won by the West Ends, who also captured it last year. Our- qul's Inmlml in third plum The girls hml El gnncl team loci lmt nnl'mtmmtolj' no games rould he secured for them. It is needless to say tlmt: tht-y would have won them all, if there lmcl been any. BASEBALL. Tlm husulmll season 01' 15112 was lhe first mm in whiph tho survives of A much u'ul'u secured fnr the squall. Thu Ofl'm'ts of M1: chcrit'h were quite well I'vu'eu't'led in YlGW of the fact that out of the eight gunma- plnyerl live were won. u'hirh romJ-rl was encouraging, r'mnp-rn'ml with that 01' 19.11. when there was no reaching. l.gilh'l: year flu- itluu nl' team work mm impresxerl, and each one had to do what he was lOIilv T130 H'Flulll, llltt Value of which is nln'ions. nughl in he continued. nml there is un reason why the season 01' 1913 Should nof he :15 :m-ucssfnl as 11ml. of lnst year if the same method is fnlluwedl THE K ROCKETY-I TRACK SQUAD 'l'lu- members of 131.41 yourk tum wcn' us folluu's: ,lx'nule Erickson Q-uptnim, John Eriwlx'sun, Eric Amlmsun, Wali'rml Su'udhurg. Nathan l-Iultgrcu, hwln-u lilultgrou, JG. A. Sundhcrg, Fluvius Stan, llmnld Lundgmn: and P. A. Paulsuu. The results U! the season are Izllmlatcrl as .L'ulhm's: Apr. elliAugustamn H. l'huhliug 3 Apia :3ll Ax tam l5, William and Yashli 4. 1 May 717; 1;; 1211121 1'3, William and Yashti Mug: 17 Augusluua 1:5, l-lellding May lb'inlugnstnnu S, Lombard 5.! May ?L-Angusremu 0, SI. Ambrose i! Hay ' H, Lombard 4 May ?SD-Augustmm 1, St. .huluosc i Tomls El 39 TRACK This year N: am- luukinu l'm'n'nrd m :1 sm-vrsst'ul yun- in tl'zu-k work. Last. year was mthm' lliswumging. 1hr hm defeats u'm'c sulTvu-rl from Heading and William and Ynshti. 'lT-he boys fried hard cnnugh. lmf everything was done in such an IHIHRM-nmtit mmum'. This year i1 is dilfm'ont Wu hm'c- :1 great track 118 THE 'hROCKETY-I', athlete to Clo the coaching, and greater inlm'ust is. 1:10 shown. Wnrl: started at the gynnmsium in the om-Ey part nE Mnnrh, and was mntinucd m1 Hm lield as won as weather permiHL-d. X0 prcdirtiml HI what is In lw clum' run he nleu, lmt pros- pects are bright, however. GYMNASTICS During the year. nynmzntiL-s ham! had to be taken according Lo the J-uling-of tho hoard. More intern. Inns heon inlwn in these uxvrn-isus Ihnn hoforv, and this speaks wcli for Mr. Conrni Regular classes In 1: hem held during the week. The Olympic Club has :Llsn continued its work. The nETwms of the vluh have been: 0. L. Knrlstrmn, president; G. L'Iurlhcrg, vice. president; Arthur Larson, secrulxa f'nrl Lilulhel'g treasurer. ROOTERS CLUB A new feature has boon introduced alt the games this year. A Rootul'sy Club has been organized, the purpose of wh'u-h Ems been to nmke the cheering more cll'ect'n'e. 'l'hl'oughunt the year weekly practice has Imen held, and the work of tho lmys who have had u 91:00:11 sen-tinn reserved for them has hmn nutireahlc at all the 901110414, fur the cheering has no longer hum of n dosultory nature. TD heighten the ulfert Ici: meter has secured a hat, decorated with the cnllegc colors, blue and gold. Thls feature, though now, has hem highly uummcnilod by everyone, and it is to he hnpul that the club will he continued next .. ear. The oiTieers for the present year have been as follows: 11'. A. Enstam, president 13 Roger Carlson, secreting . J ohn Anderson, treasurer; C Anderson, Yif'l-l president; drcnm W. Olson, r-hcer leadelx THEHROCKETY-I 119 ROOTERS CLUB L. 120 THEHROCKETY-I An Acknowleclgement GD Before we clusc we wish to express our thanks tn those who have assisted in making this book :1 J'oulily. We are nsperinlly indebted to Professor .1... W. Kling for his L-onlrilauh'on and able advice, to Mr. H. W. Linden for his many helpful suggestions, to Dr, Bartholomew, Professor Belgquist, Professor Milton, and Mr. C. F. Anderson for literary contributions. 10 N1: Edgar Andcrson for his work as assistant photogrnphmg and to Mr. A. 1?. Hoorn and Miss Ruth Westlund for their artistic work in connection him this publication. . 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M.- Xi 1111111 .3010 111' 1111110 111111111011 11111 113' 51111.35 P1101: 1313-0131155 Anderson! 3311' 3'11 ni i 11131.73 1L31:111;L- J11 3'111' utu p13 331;..1'11113J 0112111111151 011 the traiuj P130111 11.31313, 3'111' 111 1'11 1111101111.; THEHROCKETY-Ih 123 124 THE ROCKETY-IH MR, TRUNK AND PROF. JONES. Mi'. Trunk has railed iii. the llOUl' ut' me'. Jones night after night; :llll'illg lhc past :q-huol .u it. seems that Ml: Trunk hm! vithm' :1 strung intention of DPPH- pj'ing the room 01' :in mn-nvst desire to svrrv tlu' fining IJmJX us :1 Initht'ui t'c'lmi panimi. During the night Mr. Trunk would tleCUHd iron: the 'ilvnh'llnw and sock admittance alt tlm 0001'. But l'i'nl'. Jones always I'cl'usud tn wclvonn- the Jlewt-nnwr. Mr. Trunk would. therefore. nm-nd to the l'nkumi'ns with the hope that. sonic limo iii the future he might; gain lhv dvsii-cd mid. Sun East-ui x'ur-ntiun was :it hnml and when Prof. Julius was quietly dreaming of his :m-mnplishmvnts 1n the linv nt Piohihitioht 0111011 Nornml 'iti-nining, ctr; Mi: l'l'unk was iJUill'li :ippi'oaL-hing iii the i-itsl'omn ' manner. ' I0 rociopticm was as POOI :ls Urul' and Mi'. Trunks. pleadings wow in min. Alter u t'vw huu Hr. Trunk muttered to himself: ttlf that Pml'. ihm't' upon the door 1 will at toast: open his eyes? The descent was; made with giuutcr velocity than over. Prof. Jones arose in sur-h mi 2mg 1v ninucl that J Inuit; fled for refuge. ttAh! I will get: him IV-Dt. says the Pink so he seated himself on the stairs in order to dotocl further ilm'elopnwnt. In the mom tiim- Min Trunk sought. another ahodc 101' the night and Prof. Janos found That his pink pajamas were poor shatter ml the windy stairs. Morning suon churned. and the intention of the Piaf. hart InilotL But after 'zl thm-augh inrestigutiun Mr. Trunk was found, TPRTOli; convirtud, and sentenced to rteath. 'l'ho janitor struck the death hlow uith his axe, nnrt when the EXBPLIHUH was finished Prof. Jones exriinima'kd: 'WNu mum roosting on the stairs in my pink pajama . w allure MODERN SCIENCE DH. ML-ttSti'niHl! What is charcoal? SingiXIFttPoti'ifiud wood? LVDDEX- II' l ililYE the earth in one hand and the 11mm in the other mid go around, what will hnppen .9 Dn. H.7 M1'. Frmltle! What: is 21 v:1r-uuill?': K. Ethl don't 1L-nwluber, hut I got. it in my head? DR. M. ttWhiit hi'clas the 31:11 from Ezlilinp IttliiisIIMAN-atttl is hold up by its hoams. DR. M. tin advanced physicstittOssimt! Why do they use alternating current for running stlcet curs ?u 0.. 11x miter muph timug'hf'titttt'in', so the tars mu mm mm mu . THE ROCKETY-I 125 ELMER F. HOLMGRMN noonsslva unr Snzlll Jnulcn CANDID ATE m POLICE MAG! STRATE .53. mamas, Arm 1 126 THE IHMIKETY-IU $00 the budding Freshman; Behold his form .-'0 Evan! Haw weak he is! How meek he is! His hand is Hlled n'iih green! Her the gnllzlni Sophomore; Behold hiS farc 5'0 l'nil'! How plnud ho isf I How stern he is! : His skull is linl with Hill SUMMER EMPLOYMENT FOR SOME OF THE STUDENTS. t1 ERSIIGWHing hot. air. HEXNIXG U-kllamlmg furniture from 'JH'iihull in H. I. T.n- 1'13'iug to square things at Vancouver with m. A5 J. Sawing wood at Bmlmm, Minn. H C. A. J . Sh'oe1 car L-omlucior :1f: Erie, Pu. I Ike O.-Bp1'ending the salve :15 book agent. I K, VaSelling Htotson hats. I BK'LI. MOOSI-r Il-en'ing the people in make a funl of him. E i Jm-Lx 11. J. J300.$fing nu Bm'gquisfs porch. -4; .... nAROUND THE FIREPLACE' 127 THE HROCKETY-I THE HROCIiETY-I! 128 ATTRACTIONS Ln. THEee1?OCKETY-IH 129 Glossary AngelsI KlandeeLnilies' Hall. A. B. L.i.-h1,ellsi'uu:l Bunk 'i'om-ea-n: the institution from which we all get maiH ?L Bnled Jhwek scientific term applied 1.0 the eommnn eel'ealishl'edded wheat histuxt. Blnil'iThe extraordimlrjy ability of mnu-rsihg copiously on some subject of which you are totally ignorant. BonneExtmttiml aml nssqmllntiou of the firm, hm'd substance found in textbooks. BonehendiA soulptm'ml pie 1 of limestone reposing on two shoulders. Answers to the name oi what is . BuolneA personage whose perceptions are not of the stellar variety. Bridge 0E Sighsisk hmmiil'ul spnt near the Hashamnymu J'mnt dour. 131-01lnImolugyeMnstitntion. - Bl'ellnans 'Hotcle'lhhe Dining Hall. Bull Moose-Bensml, the desk dork. Bull Moose HasheCommun m'iiclc of diet. Bullet SteweMutton slew. Cable Irl'alliCabinet mom UP: the hhI'Tigher 131754;; CmmediFm-cihle ejection l'or viulntinu of primipies laid flown by the :;Jiiglle1' Ups-H CaschTwo lyeeum tickets, rhatfing in the lihrm'y; 0h'.. etc. Church SlipbBlnnks to he Iilled out on Monday morningesumetimcs left blank. C'hzlt-eF-tn'oralhe pastime of insopm'nhlcs in The library. Classy-An individual with tan shoes, red socks, gray pnnte blue cunt, and green hat. Class Ring!A golden circle affected by Seniovs: of great effect in eJTec-tiug affections. CnnsiC'onsermtmy students. Crmni'l'he mental gymnastics a student indulges in the night holorc an exam- ination. Cuti'lho he uhsent l'rmn x-lnss on the plea of sudden illness, business, pleasure. mul attention is friend; Deml Breke-Conditinn nf ah'nirs when :l Ieitvr from home Dippy-Anyonc hmking too much on the serious side of life. 'Dul'unnyiAppellation applied to some :11'fiu1es hy an Illinois badmoodsnmm JJugeFl'unhfmets Unit are sewed in ihe Dining Hall. DuneThe nightnmre 01' the mount purse. EMUeBreukfusting at: seven. . Fling; lAl'nshi'Phc net uF transporting edibles. Fluuk-HA derision to fake u Fllhjett over again because of fnmhlesg for the 5111110 or the Prof. Forget-me-nofw'lhhe last net of parting indulged in 011 the bridge of sighs. FoldereDrcnd of the fhmker. Fountain of Youthehrinking fountain in the huh of tho 'hllninr Grand Mmrh-t'Hsi'mmn'y 0 le olf r-oliege ceremonies. 9 Ilways weIr-ome. 130 I THE HROCKETY-I Grim -900 lmnu 11hl'mony-L'onglonwmIinn ni' iingor L-xerr- vs 'hl-imi in lln- hulls during pi'nclii-n hours. H ht'unc-octimi mmlmsmi uliEtu oi the minrvd residue of in'wmliilg meals. IIn: illilfIJ'LllngAlmtll' of 1hu angels. Hash FlingoriOm- who goes lhi'nugh i110 runturiiuns 0r lazlssing fhu L'tlihlus. IIth JlousehDining-r ITnil. Hot AirhConlt-nts of tho i'w-ifntiom which take plum when hwons :n'n unprepared. House of Thirty Sl'ops-Ai'nquirc of 0 1K, 145:. Jrlassolquisl. 01' Osmu' Person. HunchaA premonition. Insupm-nbloshTwo who rmmot hear in he zipni'l'. JnmgTiHc applied in any fair mainlvn the college 1mm izikos out 101' convcnicm'n sake. - JerichohA favorite phar-c after lm-tures, concerts, pic. Jx'lnms-A hunch fond of oyster I Lab Feehl'i'emium 0n mrchgsnnsi oxtortorl hy the ll'uasln'ci'. Lm'ei'k Lnne-szm'itc sii'olling phir-e of Him insepurnhles. Lurk-.- species of recreation nut prescribed in the college curriculum. ll'ixerhA fini'fm'ing opifhet alpplit'nhic onij' i'o compunimmble persons. MngazmchAn excuse for not studying. Meal Tic-ket-An oblongated. flattened fragment of card hoard issued at the oHiL-e giving- purmi on in dine at Brohohifs Hotel. Old Muns-Relicf for ulnrm-t-iack sulfm'm's. Old Lnflics-Mal'shall Ficldis oi' Rock Island and .higusizma cniet'ls. OutsideiIin'itatjmi to depart from the presence of any gathering. Old MninhThe stone of many courageous conflict hetween professor and student. Pea gA particularly popular person. . Peanut -Ed Rydon uh '30., once in existence, hut now a mi ic founr'i only in Xoahk Al x - Piker- in application applied to one ueglci-ting his duty. Poiiyu icportatiou faciliiics provided especially foi- language studentgs'. Purgatoryib -i.enc-e Halli. QueenhOnc who is the object of intense competition. Receptionsa'l'he greatest .um-ml func-tiims for the Preps. Rules and Regulationsil'hc presidents hi-nnnmli pi'or-Imuafion. SawdustgA I; write breakfast food at the boarding houses. S'ems-Rcmreil beings that am much adored h w-mls and ohjrcts of awe for under. graduates hemusc 0E iheir R'L'lPCi'iGiJlllldnllCF nf wisdnnl. ShowJ-Utansil usually known 21,-: spoon. SpuflsaA nuisanm' which the faculty has filmily snr'r-cedvt'l in nlmlishing. Sh-oil-Gyaaumstics that an- not smu-tinncd hy the faculty. Steam Roiim'hAn apparatus which is used at the Lyceum vicciion. Sm'm'ji-l'-l4inys' i'lm'milulji'. Stnngil lllTnlidl' feeling when amol'hrir fL-Hmv inkvs ymu- Hi. Ycilncnlinui . ol' x'm-ali organs. THEHROCKETY-I 131 S?Epiemlmr Gialrnhar IihVu Svmors hm-k. Dip nppiivs l'm' 2m msy cmn'sc. Alh'l age and lhlrhr-l L'I-lnrn tn Illnlm use ojf hl'm'y hu-ilitirs. Jhliihus rluleISUJ his runm. UKhlrlun i5 wvil plowed with his mnhitinus rummunte, ' li-Pln'mmlmsmian Snciety meats. Linus :md Mums m'utm MnurH'Snn unrl Dip Ulmpl'Or misc on L 53' mm'so. 'JJip ngl'L-vs 10 take hlwlljllg in the Business Ihpzu'nncut. :hh-gqhmgu. girl h-i ' 10 buy uh wnslrtuh in the CnHL-gr: Pharmacy HhKcHx' UISOI! null Uch-lhcrg amend Sunday- K'hUUI :lt Gram vhuerIL tJfSt-niurs hegin t0 mu th-Llule and apply to 'Prol'. M. for cm h Curly mturns from St. Joseph. Midi whurv he went tn-HU fa hut shcgh U 110. WhL'. , ,nll looking L'ul' IhlnzL Nhlk'nmumnt seats in elmch seaonatlcclh Curly yells! lfhK. Y. nml gang 'tzlkt- a few Fresh walk I3-T.ive Society mum to life. Jones and Kempe the dominating spirits. l-JiGI'L-nl; demand for proclnhucrs 01' pence. Paul- snn refuses to pl'em-h at Monmouth. 1571511111011 hegms training: his pony. Hi-Sunim- Mass hmoting. X0 pnlitic-s. 1'17 . 1111 mm C. 17. 5:0 10 Molina. Boih enjoy hoppinM H , IShStudcnts liuu 11p J'm- lugging. Swen and wife return. Vernal- PHYS three cents for the extra pnsi' go on his wmkly epi hh: J'mm Bertrand. 197110th Island czlm'uh. Sllcfess. 'Lnndgren gathers 0c, Palm 250, Muns SOri Dr, Andrew hopeful. ?OhAdolphic welconu-s 113 members 01cm. 21h'iH'annnm-stmf hommvs popular. Exodus of students. iih'lhhc Swnuhec'k, C. F., T'efc Wald hunch at- tcmH 3Q Bmadu n-x'. .IHHS are running. 7P1 xx wuhmncs the Souls 211: dmpcl, P. A.. on. Raiding. and t', G. Hm only ones present QSiHoslaitnnts, tun, save 115'! EYEX Kempm Linus. Curly try out for said course. Everybody looks 10 ihe lol't in chapel. Mary ,Yuuug lh'L-hlL-s 10 move closer to the Scum. ETthcuMy reccpiiml social whirl hegini 'TQShHult entertains U-smuicr. thihitim League and h'lnoal'ding husolf the chief suhja :. , QHhSnnJ-dy. W0. 1 er; in make :1 clam: with :1 young Freshin. hut FhP-h H UL SU-WESI: still repeats: Wall. m-ll, what dn you know about ihni'! Forsnnder ., out for a ?EPI15 L1 132 THE ROCKETY-11' .i , 0911111121 wulpnhar 1-Seismog1'aph reports an eartllqnalx'e Tkw Grnncm falls nut of his, L-huir. S-Fl-esluuan banquet: pulled 01f in spite of the pop- ularity of the third 110ch 0f the Dunn. Proxy FiLYDS situation JiPlu'eno rm-cptinu. Joe Lomlqnist Illnkus a dill'e with Esther C. for H10 Senior Imnquet. 5;Hip! .Hip! Hurrah! Total amount is $47,000. Prof. Jx'cmpc takes a rumtion. Sums play Basket Ball. 6 1 . W. 193$ go walking in Lovers Lane. 'T-anileo! Erioson Fund is gathered! Special 9x01 .9 in chapel. 'l'om-hlight parade. S-Fountain of Wisdom installed in the lmll 0f the old :Mnin.' Drink ye :1-11 and be wise. 9-80111'01' class Inonting- decide to publish annual. lOaRnin and more rain. Edna Pete arrives from RockfunL 1?. A, is happy. llkBuurd meets, consequently board is better at tllc Dining Hall. Adelphic reocpfion. 12kEdg211' asks :1 girl to accompany him ONLY to the Senior banquet. 7., 18 Ed Ryden begins 10 reorganize his gang. 14-Fi1'st picture for the annual are taken after - K$ chapel 11' excited. l5-Chir-ag0'pzlpcr 1n demand. Roosevelt has been Rhnf. Hohngmin pronounces Prof. Uddenls recitation uorrect. 16 5 ad news! A mouse died :11; Lndicy HnIL 177First issue of the Obsvrucr appears. Ih'dcn finds two suitable candidates. 18-Enm Anriermn spends the night in the lumber yard. 151711110 boys Try to take Mrs. Ifydllolnfs pcdigl'eud m'isl'n- Cmtir: :Ingoru cat for the 13.11. '20 1le-'11911 s gang compiote-all vzlvuneins Iillvd. EliJlou Mngnussuu attends chapel and takes part in the smgmg. 2270mm Person displays his henrtHQ laugh. Doe Mag- nusson again in chapel. 23-80mm- imnquct-salt prcntiful. 24 12 A. J. pays mnm-I'cnt in menm-n-Pruf. Ix'empe is shocked. 25 Conrad looses his comb. Agnes promises to buy anofllor. 26 Com'ml Iinfls his comb. He makes :1 pairnt to keep it in place. 2?;an-n. 51ml Vic Swonson go stmlling. Oh! You Senior Scmsl 28-131mm goes strolling ugai11 thfs time a Senior, but not H Suninr Sam. QFJ-Jmn'm's have a banquet, lmt 1'1; is not a stag affair. 30 0pie Rend makes a big hit. AIM 1Q Seniors :40 double. ?BIkJ'Ixc-itcment alt Ladies: I-l'an. Hallowdou pranks played. THEHROCKETY-I 133 Nuuvmher Olaleuhar 11.111011111111115 501110. 1111- 11111111.- 111111 111-11 11111111111- 1'. 2713011110111 si11111l11111 111-I1111-11-0110111011: 12111 'J'L-Iltly, 111-1111111111 111111125 11111 911011 1'01 111-11.: 11111 1111.111-1-1u1 renaaiun 1111111111 .1111'111111 11111519111111.1011 111 the 11.1111 1371.111110 17111111. 1110 111301; 5-11'111-1: 011 1111-. 111011101211: 110151115 in earnest. 111111: helps 10 1 5.11111 1: 1111.- 111'5'51-11155. 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Eric, '11111 mek' set out 1111 Gn11-111u1'g1 30-11 1'01:an 15 9111111111911 111111 the 1'11111101111'01' 11111 311211111911 in Molino. You 112111 E'o take 1110 Prof.u 17.50 : 111111 mm jag 1115111111: 161' N111: 111 '. 134 i'UlIIEHROIZZUKET'Y-IH Evrpmhpr Qlalmthar lhThc last day of TI'lmnksgiving rm-mion. thinlgn cake. Furl Nudge and Cadillac cookies 0an iiuic a lumh i'm- visimrs nt LndiM Hull. QhTHnglcndurs arc Imsy growing the sh-znu-mllor. llmko hogius i0 purpnn- his Lyceum :upcuch. .r. S Lklnqmign is well under way. but the Junior Sings xwdm :u'c wurruul :Lhunl Ihv mm-umo. :52: . h. . . Jht'u-mfs hm'c sm-inl nu'vling. Organlizr V'ul' thv lilml Ahh- h E sirngglcs 0E lmp-Ix Smile hope yet! thoo ' Bill and other Sums still untried. Senior Class umulingh mIEl' sct'l. J-Lh- Wily;- :mpom's. hEcvd tho Bruinw How Jmmy Augustmm gills can took? IShSmnelhiug mysterious in The air. Detecting try to nm'm'ill cIvt-Hml 1710f. I-lg'rcmn ch-d'inn. Drake nmkos a plea for Tho M-nLlomy. Lonmluist looses faith in the 5mm. Yiknor pleads for tlw Divincs. Broimhu clotted come, slmm'iing sum'vt tmm defeats llowhli Life hccnmvs prom are r-ommou. 30-3 izlkc dinner :11: Bl'ohnlnfs 'Hol'ul. Senior Hum: muotiugh very peaceful. 1077111'0t'. L. W. Klingh Senior Class Guardian, on- V.t01't;1ins llu' Senior C -:. :ustnfsnn 1021ch l'm' the wedding 0101: his hut his In'olherJ. llileslcPt Ball tnnm returns from Unmmh. Au- ;ruslnml 2-l, Luther IEJ. 1?-+Mllll llm-idcs 1'0 hu ml good terms with H. T. for the Test Of Tho tm-m. IiihUmim'in courvl'l'. Htmml prams 10 he :1 hlvga puller.u 'Jlmf. Bm-gqnisl' th victim. l-l--Evmgvhox1iv slcom', 'l'on much 1' niin' 5 15-Iimhm has zm :ullu Title with two rival; 16 Faculty dinner HT, Dr. Andrucn's. Preliminary IIL-hutu in Him Lihrm'y Lcn'hlru 130qu. liinvlmm linishcd. Slmlwspvnre wears pompndnurhwfollmr Smite astonished. IShtfmm. c-l'alnlllilig c-mnnnch Junior Filo B'i- g'ztde nppvnrs in L-lmpul. When! is the 11'1'0? IUhFin-dl L'XHIHF. poor Prof ?UMWM'f-m'ora at dorm dream of home. Sl'illnrrss J'vigns in Ladivy Null. Naliull Mouse starts nut to $011 JHTJ'mrrru. '3'5;Umlsl'nnt J. and Roda! nttuth S'undzly-school :11; chst End HvHImmmL Jl-Slurlcnl's zit MJrzlhuInsou s. Ur. A roigv .. snulying. s0 pronwnades Q mu. 1' 1- JRCSf, J'm' Hm wmn'iml ponies and THEHROCKETYnI 135 31111111111111 01111111111111: .H ll:111l11-N1:1I' Y1:111.ll1-:111Y12111'15 mm: 11511111111115-11111111111111112111. 5111-114 1:111:11111' 111 1111111: 111111. 1'511111-1u1- 1111 11'1'11111, 111-111111'11'111111'5. 01111' Linus .1. 1101111111111111191115. 55.1 rush 111 1311111: .111111. .1 I'1'1-11 L11ku51111551'5511111 11l J' .15 5 11111111. EJmHI'hUIH hips 1111'111'111-1l. 51-1'01'111 1-III'oll JfrJI' 1111: ' 141111512 lj'I'1-51111-5' 11111'1: 11 H1111115 111111.. 1071'1'11111111111111 1111111 5111-11115 111 1l1111101. 1.. 1-1. 10111-5 I11IJ1111;.-IIL-.5' 11111111111111. 1!-'li,15l1I-t 111111 11-11111 $11115: lo llu1111111g. 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A voice from tho Inu-L' part of the mom: wfngu F: 6 $01110 mm'r nl' 1he hintm-osting'r;anhorg gives his L-rhlhmt'mm 3 Iec-tnre rm 1hr, Ulylnpir gunws. T Dnl11hm-g ou iimc for Swedish - tho lil'sf time during the srhnol year. iJv-L'hnng'e in the bill of J':11'c uf; fhu Dining Hall 11iuk ice cream for dessert. 10--Cunfermu-e in the Ihlshamuynm parlors. Mrs. R. zlilpuinis Un'ee girls to :1th :19 nurse girls In? the Preps during the night of tho mifun social. ll-Shout: shooting, shut. Edgar and Mun the sfnu'llishuoturs. 12 L'nptuin Amundsvn visits Augusfzma. Big rule, Tn-ntion! 13-;Bethauly 15. Augnshma 4T3. Hooray! Even the band is out. Sam and his Bethany rooicrs do weil for hJ-Ius hnnusf: 14 1+houl Friday for Bethany. 31 to 10 in favor of Augustana. IS-Belhuny goes down in dufunt at the tune of i1 tn lfi. Band heads the toroh-light parade. Bon-h'l'o an the campus. JfF-Hm'un'uu is sweet. OH debts are paid. IT;Twu Souls lost 011 Hill nx'enurrin J'nir w-ed bring them hack 10 civilization. lS-Somc mm passes the favorite brand in n Seminal :5. What happcm? lEJ L'0l1'ee social at Ladie Hall. Ccdel'herg and W'W'Nb - Fm T'ddcn make a nmthcmnliml and scientific N V inspection tour 01' said plum. 20-Chnmhor appears; :8U1! He is :1 wonderful hey ! 21 Carthagc and .mgustnIlzl-scvur'c in our favor. 22 Millm- fakes two H.111 girls out for a ridnk Miller is the horse and the wlmel-hnrrnw is the buggy. 23-Henning Pm'lsnn has the blues hccnnsc another gny in- aiming Lhnyingy 2Janthcrg decides to write a hook un hFunL-tualilrf, I-Jc will r'loGic-ate fhe same to Professor Maul rm, 25hDuhlhurg-y begins in Wide hi5 hook. Jl'hn subjm-i ot' the Ihst vhapter is hWhy shall a student he on HIIIO for Swedish? 26-Jnniors ham: 9 huh party. 27-Hohngi'nin announces Hlllt ho is a candidate for Pnh'co Magistrate. 28 1113 last game on The humu Hoar. Augustnnn 40: Davenport Y. EL C. A. 30. THEIIROCKETY-IH 137 1i marrh Galenhar owning IIIII'I'IIII! I gm nli 5'11'i11g5 i111! f'I'UlllJPli hands 0f 1112 11111115. :55SIIIIUIIII ,IIIIII- III 1110 series, -i-.l0111x5' :11111 IIIII'EIIrl't UI'HIIU 5 11111I1 II'iII III'iv 5'. 5-H IWII I'ittc5 - 5m cnuauu um I I'II'. mu m voi'l mm: I 1'15 Unjny Imtll Ham and oyster m. .m 653311111 FIII'IEIIII in Ihe chapel I'I'II'IIIII5Bt-ms ham :1 III. P x . In I- win I mum K m WNW 31 v IIEl-I' CII'I ' F ?7'11'11111111'5 I'il't'IliHIL'lI IIIIII' 5111m- III' iIIu girls nfiund - I'IIIIIIIIIIIIII TEIUDIT rotitzllc: lIr- Elih'lenimw IIIIII P301115 .5'II1L- I;I1111.5'. .. Ul--'LVIIIIL-n forgets l1i.5' IIeI'5. Lnter-lac li11J5 them in ' i 111's Icst pmlml Ililnstnllatinn 11f Pl'uit'FI-OI 81111111131111. .I.'2-AIIgII-.I.:IIIII 40. IJIII'eIIpuIt Y. 31, t8 A.3li.IIL-1111mlwrg chorus 10:11057 I :IiIIlost gels loFI'. BiK. 'I'. IIIIEI Ham Miller EIOII'nlIenIIL-ri. W111 ! I-Iru5l1111:111-SoplInIIIoru B. 13. 0'IIIIID. :lfi the gospel in foreign lrJiCIII'IiIuI'g and 'Hoom indulge in a pngilisfir tumlmt. lliiciIIil'il'Bllrs recital. DIII'Q Beclc5t1'0m 'qgets I'GIIIIII'i: I'm- t'il'ltl'QlL lU-DIIIU Bucks 1111111 IItiomIs tIlDlCIL Tho soilinn' of tho, i'IIOCIIIAtI I begin... 185-111 qIIilth'iIIIII disturbed 1n Histulv 0f Philoso- phy t'iI'I UIIE It was mIII Scln'oquI 1111111113: late. lSJiEI'IIsi'eI' I'm. 1011 laogi115. Mr. rII'IUIiI calls 011 Prof. Jones ElI-Thc UXCL'ufion of 311'. 'iII'Iqu. 111.5. Rydholnfs cut cvlcbmtes. EliRHXIHOIHI Joh115ou 111111 Miller take in the 'hts 11f Triiimll OI'nnr'lIIIIIII. 2'27Pcau'l S. eIIIuI runs in honor of II friend of Amy and Ethel. 235111046. Klinlg II'ieIds I'lIe big stick in GIIIcsburg. 215Wi11d. Wind! Wind! Kmrspapm's in denmnil. -'II1m Inst day of the Easter vacation. - ems J'L'hn'n 1'1'0111 Ioafing 10111-51 ZI-uuior 0 I155 1111-ufi11g-IIRDc-IetI'iIf'i pmgrmns. etc. 2S5Fonl FI'iIIIII 5vICI'I'IInIII I'IIIIII 5 25'5A II'zII'm II .119 hits IIIII'II9-y'ia ' plllTIHl-E Easter bonnofs I'I'nm the bargain 1-011111'01: :IIl-A'III from IIEISIIIIIIIIIIVIUH attend cIIIu-ch-hut E I15tLII' iiomIot: zll'c II neck lnfc. 315'JI110 Inst. of the calendar. II'uIIJIeI'lIerg 011111115- IetuIIIs. N T E E ma NA ow M51. K . me AC HN E KP CS A. m eTRYe ROCK ISLAND FIRST Have you ever Stopped to think where Augustann College is lncated. anti what it means to be situated ' V it is? The city of Rock Island is the business center of tho TI'i-Cities: Bettendorf, Iowa: Wntortown, Sihl East Moline, Milan, and South Rock Island, Illinois, a center 01' population of 175,000 people. Nature could not have bacn move kind in her handiwork. Nestling among the hills and on the shores of the great Father 01' Waterg, at Lhu mouth at Rock River, right in the heart of the great Mississippi Valley with the rich and fertile fields 01' Illinois and Iowa stretching away to the cast and west, Rock Island IS aignully favored. Thc vicinity has been richly blast with Xature's gifts. great coal mines being within a few minutes ridet abundant waitel'nuwer supplied by the rivers. and possessing stone qum'l'ica of inostimahle value Truiy the works of Nature are great. Men have been quick to see the vast opportunities Offered, and the results are the ever increasing Volume of business and ziccm'dingly the ever increasing population The largest Government AI'SL-Iial in the United States is located an the beautiful 11001: Island which lies in the rivev between thLI city of Rock Island and Daven- port. Iowa The Island with its broad, beautiful avenues and cool. Shady drives is a. place of beauty and grandeur which no viRitor can afford to miss. The city of Rock Island seems to have been more fortunate than any of her sisters. I-Ier iauation :15 it were making her the center of this great population and the center through which all its business must mast lIer- business center bears evidence at this linut with her many industrial and commercial institutions wholesale and retaill and her banks and stores leave little to be asked for. it is a pleasure while in the city to visit her stores. If the business men of Rock Island can not furnish you with the article you want, it canit be had. The city has a Public School System which is one at the foremost in the country, and two institutions uf higher learning. of which she is justly proud, viz. Augustana College and the Villa 11?. Chantal. l-Jer many churches mid new Young Men's Christian Association building, built at an outlay of $l50t000, by her loyal citlzens. show their coniilience and heliei in the future of Rock Island and are another evidence of her energy and determination. Her railroad facilities are ImerlualetL with three of the lm'SESt railroads or the middle west using Rock Island as a division point. She has sever- al eiectric interurhan roads running north Illlli south on both Sides of tho. river. The street railway system is at the Very best with its lines radiating to all her sister citiesi The city is ti'uly a model in every respect, and a ride over wide streets, pretty boulevards and through its beautiful parks will convince any visitor that he should keep her slogan in mind. Trulsv TRY ROCK ISLAND FIRST AN EXCELLENT TABLE LIGHT. AIRY ROOMS ARE IS SERVED FURNISHED Board 311d ROOIIIS MODERATE PRICES Corner 33m Slreel and Glh Avenue ROCK ESLAND Mrs. E. Johnson SCHRICKER MARBLE 81 GRANITE CO. GOOD WORK AT HONEST PRICES Marble and Granite Work, Statuary, DAVENPORT. IOWA Mantels, Grates and Tiling Comer Fourth and Scull Sim. opp. Cnun 11w IIOLMnlLux Onr organized experience makes us put our arms 0111: ; CL'ULYi thOll you want to hear nnyfhjng you stick out your ears. and try to make it go inside mgswsrm WK Channon 8: Dufva Lindblom 8: Nelson PAINTING Papering and Decoratlng .. ., . Heating and Esllmales Cheerfully given on , Application Plumblng Shop: 1809 4H1 Ave. JPhane W-2456 Phone 14344;. 114W 17111311422: Rock Island, Ill. ROCK ESLAND,1LL. J-IIJ ,Rockety-F Illustrations HAMMERSMIT H ENGRAVING COMPANY HTHE COLLEGE PUBLISHER? Artists x- Engravers 5e Printers 77:Makers of Eigh Grade College AnnuaTs 116 Michigan Street 501 S. Dearborn St. MILWAUKEE CHICAGO d. B. 8c J- L- OAKLEAF Attorneys andVCOunsellors at Law STATE BANK BUILDING MOLINE, lLL. Moline F urniture Works Manufacturers of Wood Manteb Oiiice, Store Anti Bank Fixtures 5 Faclory Na 1 l Second 51.. Muline, Ill. Huuhi: 8.00 12 00. 1.30-5.30 Dr. G. Arthur Nelson DENTIST 203-204 Manufactumrs State Bank Bldg. Phone 217-W EAST MOLINE, ILL. Office Huurs: 9 tn II A. M. 2 to 4 P. M. 1108130 F. MA Sundays 10 to 12 Dr. EO. Ringnell Office, Reliance Bldg. Mollne, Illlnols Res. 4201-7Au2,, R. 1'. Phone, W. 537 Hours 11g12, 2-3, 778 Sundays 2-4 Dr. Lewis D. Barding Manufacturers State Bank Bldg: Phone Suite 201-202-204 S. 2l7-W East Moline, Ill. If you want good Meats go to Nelson 81 Johnson 4416uSixth Avenue, Rack Island, 11!. 1l Jhmk mm '1' 1151' 1'1 t1l1 111111 Hhhrlmtm 111111 111-1111111111 1111- 1111111 1111111111111 1111- 111 1111111 111111; 1111-1111. 7'1-11'1- 1111111111 1111- 111111 1111;1111 1111111 11111111 1111-1111111- 1-1111111'11111111- 111111111111 11 1111 111' 1111111111111 1'111111-11111111111 1'1 1's pr111111'1-1111'11 m1 1-111-111-1'111111111'11 '11 1.11 11111111111111111. I1'1 11 1111- 11 111 0111-1. 11'1- 1'111-111111 1'11 11111-111 111111 -.1 111 111111. 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GEORGE .L ANDERSON, Prop. Whe Wardrobe Tailoring, Repairing, Pressing, Steam or Dry Cleaning and Dyeing Fit and Workmanshfp Guaranteed CORNER FOURTH AVENUE AND FIFI'EENTH ST. Old Phone 668 Molina, Illinois DANIELSON 8: FURGIE Funeral Directors and Exclusive in this territory with the new system 1212 Fifth Ave. 016. Ph E. 144 one MOLINE, ILL. AUGUSTANA COLLEGE News, Foreign News, Local News, All the News Most everyone says I saw it in The Moline Mair, Have it sem to your home Abraham Chocolates Cost More per Box Less Knocks 141 ALWA YS ON TOP GREATEST NEWSPAPER IN WESTERN ILLINOIS MOLINE DAILY DISPATCH THREE EDITIONS DAILY Circulation nearly 10,000 WHAT SENIOR INITIALS SlONIFY Cunning leiuituns Adored. Elongated Siur-cre :warchcnsive. llnditzltin- Aninmlvd Merl. Uhscfvnul. mystinntc Good. Enihusi . , Frank l-lumumus. Hmlsonzlhlv VDUL'iSiVL' Honorable. Urm'v Exact Humble. Lively Alawiuhlc lIupL-L'ul. Honsihle Lvnivnt llnudy. AUJIL- WlHjng Jnlly Agrvonblc Ilrlpiul .J'udiL-inurs, Yielding Jmlnty. 'l'lmnghti'ni Just. .Tvslful l'hu'lwa't Luau. lliitlv Jolly Mixm'. Amiculaic lnguniuus llusiml. Puriu-uhlr ,M'C'urz'liv LN'ar-IiL-ni. Dvep Valiant h'iva'nsl. Hmmst Calm Mihl Hih-nl. Modest Youth hIL JD T. Jumnson umlws grunt Jietm'L-I'Ix' in HL- Isz 111th German crystals. Minemiufzy Lilli. um read through Simc Thc :lIsm-m'I-ry all the mllciiu crystals lazu'e had to he phu-url in thv sale. Ive cuh-iit' GMT t'.xl:l.snxd l su- 111::1 they :n'r guing In huuk 11.: uJT hero: W1-2H'1'- Nu thm' 1111- going 10 lie us loose on the side lmukf' UI'NT t'AI!l.SUX- JT srvms hmny that I um nm'vr nwvt :1 girl witlumt nulcling' hm' CTUUkl'ILd Hm1mnclxI-1I:0 'l0hu11- :m- mum Jews in Nrw York nmr Ilum in 1111- lime nf Vhrist. DR. T'txss00'Wllzlt en'u lhu Inurils M Hm systuln'r YH'TIHHA Sn-Wr will Innlw u; 1mm inlvrcsrml in em-h uTIIm', Ila J. A. Sederholm MERCHANT TAILOR 2nd Floor in Swedish Olive BuiHing THE ' NEW - STORE THE SNAPPY STORE Specialists in Good Clothes and nothing else SwansonSIPeterson THE HOME OF QUALITY CLOTHES Corner 5th Avenue and 16th St. MOLINE, ILL. 13!!! Sfrzet and 5th Avenue Moline Molina , T001 Company Barbefs Supply Co. T119 Hoie Hog Line Multiple Drills ancl Cylinder Borers Patterns 20th Str. and 3rd Avenue mouma, ILL, B. W. Altz, Proprietor Barbers, Supplies E? Toilet Articles Shaving Outfts a Specialty, $3.00 to $5.00 1416 Filth Avenue MOLINEJLL. lrlli College Pharmacy Miss A. Sophia Linderholm Oscar C. Obarg, Prop. THE PRESCRIPTIONSTORE Ladies, Hatter Prescriptim and Furnisher called for and delivered. Phone, W 556 638-38Lh5t. Rocklsland,11j. Newman Grove, Nebraska DH. BART. Wh-u particles as large as tlun' scum? ' ECIIROEJW-IH- Wh! WIICH 21- Pd ngSinlu your car it feels like a big drum. DR. BJR'IL WYJ12M', do you know :lhnut John D. Ihlclx'cl'L-Hel'k son? CURLY Tvnm not acquaintpd with the 5.71:111lonmu.u Du. EARLVRIS the external auditory mcatus very osscntin! in the mechanism of the ear? KmuiE- Yes, it is very essential, but it seems to me ihat there should be something it: lcccp :1 thought from coming out through it after it has unee gone in, otherwise it is complete? CAMERA SHOP ROCK ISLAND SLOGAN: Wm MCCAMISH FIRST, ' 7 f,7 4 -FORMERLY-PHOTOLECTRIC Hair Cut and Shave ' Photo Supplies, Amateur Finishing, Two Barbers Electric Novelties, Pictures 5, Framing College Barber Shop Rock Island, III. Hs-rBth St, Rock Island Exercises are always the happiest commencemen days of the students, why not make them still happier by ordering your Ice Creams, Fancy Cakes. and ' Pastries of MATHS. We have nothing but the purest, cleanest, and best of goods to be had in the three cities, - TELEPHONE WEST 156 x MA TH ROCK ISLAND. ILLINOIS . I7IG-I718 Second Avenue An appropriate graduating gift would be a nice one, two, three or five pound box of l our very best Chocofates and Ban Buns 147 BERGSTROM 8a SLATTENGREN THE COLLEGE DELICATESSEN STORE 631--Thirtyeighth Street Rock Island, Illinois Repairing done with Modern 10 per cent discount to Machinery Students , F rank A. Peterson 5 Shoe Store Corner 151: Street and 5th Avenue MOLINE. ILLXNOIS JOSEPHSONS T'ffeggifgty STORE Now Located at 1514 a 15EEathQJIMoline. 111. Bids you welcome to its New Home and extends an invitation to call and inspect the largest and best-appainted J eweiry Store in Illinois 01' Iowa, exqeptmg Chicago only VAL UES AND ASSORTMENTS AL WA Y3 SUPERIOR Foul Breath from an Unclean Mouth B H-rml: Ull' Im-srrscv of i dUn'LI'IIL't . mmy FOR FOR u'rv ' m V l'mr .h mv- - ' ' - ' ' 11.1.?1'32211 u . PHOTOS L PHOTOS ynu' m JIumy with , : nlll. Hu-l't' 0 J'hlrlz'rfa In lm mllghl. mul cuts mime m IwnL it ix Muuuw mun , um-Mm :Srv fmsiin': on m- quirk: In W of Ilwm, 11ml I A . - BLAKSLEE S .nm hm unw-yuw um SALUBRIN mun; :md L-uhls n. .mmm. nnly ln-ransn I k Of an'NrJ'tl in m.-.- FOR FOR um lucilitntu- m- m PHOTOS E PHOTOS Illv tlfud .m Salubrin will protect you l'en- in mi 3 ummluml. AU :Imnllrr nf lhnvll'Vll mnnm JJin-olinns . sum 7 M in u in law E Made at The Salubrin Laboratory Grand Crossing, Chicago, Illinois 145 The, Name insures the Quality Manufacturers of High Grade 40 H. P. Motor Cars Wrought Iron Buggies Light Delivery Cars Driving Wagons 2 Ton Trucks Spring Wagons 3 Ton Trucks Surreys Motor Vehi'cle Co. E m Carriage Co. MOIII'le QUAYLE Steei Engravers and Manufacturing Jewelrymen to American Universities Chicago Albany New York 64 W.Rundolph St. 15 Chapel St. 25 W. 42nd Street Everybodysfhewmglt EV III IIIIIIISEIIEIIIIIEII EIIEII IIIE IT EIIEII IIIE II EIIIIIIHEISEHEIIIIIEH EIIEIIIIIE II. IIIIEII IIIE II. 4 mm- wnhmn w- oun- -m TRY THIS ON YOU'RE PIA EIIE'IIIIIII IZIIEIIIIEEIIEII III IIII'E IIIII'I. --F Hr N. E. Special Concessiuns to Students cf Rooms 30 and 32 Augustnn: Cni'lege Dr. G. K Tillorson DLW. C. Schoemaker Dentist Dentist 5031;5-15t11 Street. Molina, Hiinois Miecheli a5 Lymle Bldg Rock Island THE DAILY TIMES The Leading Daily Newspapercovering the three cities Deliveretl anywhere in Davenport, Rock Island antl Molina at 10 cents per week Daily Circulation 23,000 each issue Publishes an the news 0f the Three Cities the day it happens HORST 8L STRIETER Automobiles and Trucks Molina, Overland and Ford Rock Island J. Peterson Company, Moline,111. k $mp Pianos Designers of Oifice, Store and Bank Fixtures Makers of the Famous 1.1x! The Forsberg Clothing Company Society Brand Clothes, Hats and furnishings D 1. h for Young Men and Men who stay Young ay lg t 509,511 Fifteenth Street, Molina, Illinois Republic Auditory Art School FRANKLIN WILLIAMS, PRESIDENT Departments: Piano. Voice, Viulln. Violoncello, Harmony. Band and Orcheshal lnsirumenls Salely Building. Rock Island, Ili. Phone w, 2445 EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE We Portray C haracter The vast difference thk will make in your photograph taken here will delight you all l Our work has It muster tuuch that distinguishes' it from ordinary photography J. B. Hostetler 216 Brady Street, Davenport, Iowa EEEEEEE$ElEEEElElEElEEEEEE EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE BEBEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE BE Sincere thanks are due tn walk 0Vel' shoes L. S McCabe l: Co. For Men ilfb h H and i1 Gustafson 85 Hayes Fm. Women Jig Walk-Over Boot Shop, 4l3vls St, Molina w. A, Andaman, Manage: and who have helped our iinzmces by cash, coutributiuns Sundeen Clothing Company EEEEEEEEEEEEE Molinds headquarters for Up-to-date Clothing Hats Furnishings and Shoes $$$$ E$$$ E$E On me Bruadwalk 5 Ave. and 15 St, Moline J acobseWs Brown Beauties Strictly Quality Cigar -Beautffully radiant are photographs taken at the Dafoe studio. T0 convince you let us make your next photo. Dafoe Studio, 119 W. 2nd St. Davenport, Iowa To clean your fancy garments Long View Market and Grocery see MontgomeryszCampbell 1909-2nd Avenue, Rock Island Opposite Spencer Suuare Full line of Meats and Groceries Feltham ' Wade, 1107-15 Street 508-16th Street,Moline, Illinois Telephone W. 429 Lundcll Euildinz Your E yes will be better satisffed if 1Ttted to a pair of Ramsefs Perfect Fitting Lenses No Charge. for examination J . Ramser, Optometrist REnJing of Caps and .Gowns f0 Gradu- ating Classes :2 Specialty Qi? E. R. Moore Company Makers of Collegiate Caps, Gowns and Hoods Originators of Moorek Official High School Cap and Gown 4-016 Evanslon Avenue Chicago, Illinois SENIOR HALL OF FAME -' for 'Iyllirls 0f Im-xy l'mnv. 1w 'llzms. alums the same. I'm- an'n who is little and jelly. .I.. is l'UI' Lvo who 11:14 many al l'nlly. M. is for Mun whr; is always t'M'il'Od. .l. is 'J'ur Joe who in- never delightmL M. is far Nuns whu Humidors :mcl l'fnl ; . H. is for Nnhngrain n'llo 11:1: busi- nes: gulm'c. Y i'm- Yngm Who likes to sing. Y l'm' Ym-m-r nl' H10 western wing. M. is for Mary nl' Surcntecnth strt-et. U. is l'ur Ummr who is always neat. C is fm- Clu'ly who rides in lm- L-nr. G. is- J'ur Gunnm' who is crazy with war. P. is for C. F. who likes tn Hull'. 11. is for Herman who marries llul' muff. H. 1': for Hult. tlm serious mind. JIUHHT kind. ' ' thinks. Distributors to the 1913 Class - 13.. is fur Edgar wlm new? u'mks. HARNED 8L VON MAUR DAVENPORT, IOWA Basket Ball and Base Ball Supplies Sweaters and Cameras Special Prices to Colleges 153 J. W. JOHNSON, PROPRIBTOR Johnsonb Fifth Avenue CaEt 3034-5th Ave., Opposite C. R. I. 8: P. Passenger Station Popular Prices. Elegant Service. Cleanliness is our motto, to please everyone is our aim. College Parties call on us for rates. WHEN WILL M'E SEE 'l'lm Souls drop the foolish idea of publishing :1 paper 01' Much Own? Ans. When they hm'u some unpaid Foxy ruducvd in weight? bills at the A. R C. Dr. Fuss dismiss Hm t-lnss before The A. B. C. milling books :11: a the I'it's hull? l'ensolmhln prim? D01: Melgllusson 1'11 k'lmpul on time? Tub Benson 10mm and Joe Lonm Tho usu ul' Copenhagen zlhan- quist fut dolled? All priist-Ern candidates success, 13. A. .1. again paying his room fni? rent in sulumce? Tho Profs using less red ink? Tri-City Sanitarium , Moline,Illinois Medical Surgical Scientific . Ethical Au Institution of Physiological Therapc'uticx. Up-tu-dzlte Equipment. First class Hospital Service. Modem metlmds for treatment 0f the sick Send for Bnoklet. Correspondence solicited. l5! Searle c9; Marshal Lawyers Safety Building, Rock Island Illinois BHUJmL'AL' GIL Hm plmnvj ITanI ring again uml you git clu Iiln'nryi Di; L: 11:: Dining Hall. Full :lc :umnc Svlimmm:- IJ111' nnios :n-p lmsod m1 hmMs IlcpusiiL-r'l in the Treasurer's Ollicefr Telephone 192 R. B. HINMAN, Dentist MOLINE, ILLINOIS Two Stores 1305-1307 Fifth Ave., Moline, Ill. Swedish Olive Block Tri-City Piano Company Musical Goods H ADDORFF-PlANOS-CLARENDON Pianos Tuned and Repaired Twa Stores 107 E. Second St., Davenport, Iowa C. A. OLSON 0. E. HOLMQUIST Olsbn 8: Holmquist Grocers XVC make :1 specialty nf good things to cut. Sole agents for First Prize Flaiur. $q- q- 1729-9th Street, Moline, Ill. Phone East 207 Augustana College 679 Theological Seminary mfers courses in the following departments: SEMINARY, COLLEGE, ACADEMY, PREPARATORY, NORMAL SCHOOL, BUSINESS COLLEGE, CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION, PHYSICAL CULTURE AND ART DEPARTMENT 96' Reasons Why You Should Attend Augusiana College: Because it offers you advantages equal if not superior to those to be found at most other institutions. , Because of the personal attention given to the students by the pro- fcssors, who are educators, not merely scholars, and who take a personal interest in you. Because you will here be surrounded by Christian influences essential to the upbuildiug 0f :1 strong, noble Character, which is, after all, the most important aim of a true education. Because of the advantageous location of the College from the paint of view of accessibility, healthfulness of climate, beauty of scenery, quiet and seclusion favorable for study, Because expenses are Iow, temptations t0 extravagance few, and opportunities for self-help while attending, and especially during the summer vacations, unusually favorable. Besause 0f the advantages ottered by the maghihcent new Denkmann Memorial Library and Reading Room to which students have access. For further particulars write to GUSTAV ANDREEN, President, . . ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS AUGUSTANA BOOK CONCERN ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS Publishers, Booksellers, Importers, Printers and Binders BRIEF Swedish Grammar 13' Edw. J. Vickner, M. A., Ph. D. IJ mu. Jul, pp. Hum $fJJrJ. MINA POJKAR Gustav av Geijerslam, ' u'ilh lnhmlm-tiun, X01053 and Vocabulary by Prof. J. Alexis. Cfoffr, 7-3 z'wifa. GLIMPSES of Three Continents a series of travels in the Orient By Prof. C. W. Foss, Ph. D. IWusHWz'ed'. CHAN: $1.23. VOICES A Book with a mission By Runa Miss E. M. Beskow From the Swedish by A. W. K. fl Hm. J80 pp. NW? f'IIIHJ $1.,33. Daily Meditations upon the Epigtle Lessons of the Church Year by Rev. F. Hammarsten Contains :1 Short Meditation for Every Day 1'11 the Year. 635 pages Bmmrl in Hall: huff morocco. m1: Inn. . . pnsnlaid The Lutheran Sunday-School Handbook 133' Rev. J. R. E. Hunt This is an excellent textbook for the Teacher's Training Class. It should he read by every Lutheran Sundaysclmnl Superintemlenl. and Teacher. Prfcc. rmih. SIJJU posfnaid The Angustana Synod A brief Review at its History lSGO-leIU Published in commemoration of the 50m anniversary or the founding of the Synod. Profusely illustrated and bound m attractive silk cloth covers. Prim: NLJU pasfpnitr AUGUSTANA Weekly. Official organ of the Eum- gelical Lulheran Augnsmna Synod Ml? a year. In advance Mum UNGDOMSVKNNEN An illustrated magazine Issued monthly NLJH a. year THE LUTHERAN COMPANION Issued weekly SLJFJ H ?mm- 377 Broadway, Room 1009, New York, N. Y. BRANCHES: 417 Fourth Street South, Minneapolis, Minn. 127 N. Dearborn Street, Room 310, Chicago, Ill. All the News THE ARGUS C. A SAMUELSON. Sherrard. llE'mois GcneralBanking, All the Time Dealer in Lumber. Hardware. Farm Implements. Buggies. Vintons. Pump Supplies. N. A. NELSON, PRESIDENT C. H. BOMAN, SECRETARY SBANDIA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY BF CHICAGO, ILLIIIIJIS Amount of Insurance in force J anuary 1, 1913, nearly .......... $18,000,000 Admitted Assets 1,352,419 Surplus Assets over all Liabilitiesy...........H.,.. . 558,262 Gain of Insurance during 1912 1,750,496 Gain of Assets................. 185,705 Gain in Su1plus 45,891 The only Illinois Mutual 01d Line Company. All profits belong to thn Policyholders. Write to home office 30 N. La Salle Street, Chicagoj Ill. or look up one of our many agents. 17:3 The Laundry that Satisfies The Clear Laundry Chas. Winkler 6'? Son Old Phene E. 737 62145 St., Moline SENIORS FAVORITE CITiES C. 1+ieDulnth: Minn. MuniEsunnan, Mich. Edgm'iDiHo. mcareOnmha, Nchr. Huhngrniuelinek Tslmld. Ill. ITnlt-Wherc little ceumgc is- need, Cd. HedocneMoUnv. Lcc-M;u'qnuttc, T.ndinglon, etc. Ha Tnnmstown, N. I. Curly Oak Park, IN. A. I'lg'i'mlilh - e ' flhngeiGulushurg. Ill. Yngm-G'rnlcsbm'g' hformorlyj. Jocefmh LnumeUnrlucitled. Muns-leloldregc'. Xelna 1EmlFAL'mL-kjfnWIr 11L Yul'ncrelim'tlmnIL Nvln'. Horbcrli.-Uter I have looked around. HnryiKut infurmvfi. The F amous T TX The worlcl's only universal Plow Bottom A distinctive advancement in Plow Making Rock Island Plow Co. Rock Island. Illinois 1:39