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

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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.

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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

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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'.