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

Text from Pages 1 - 276 of the 1923 volume:

152 1929: ROCKETY-I PUBMSPHED BY THE JUNHQR CW8? 0F AUGUSTANA CQLLEGE 1mm mama HALO 7 ? To ARTHUR V. SWEDBERG whom We honor, for his worth as a man among men, and for his many acts of loyalty to Alma Mater Which go unpraised, do We respectfully declicate this Rockety-I 1923 Arthur Valdemar SWedberg FOREWORD ' To somehow catch the spirit of the bigger and ever greater Augustana, and to preserOe that spirit within the confines of our little volume, that you, in the years to come, may glory in the name of Alma Mater ..... that is the purpose of this Rocketyl 1923 Orcler of Contents TITLE PAGE DEDICATION FOREWORD SCENES FROM OLD AUGIE BOOK. 1 -DEPARTMENTS S emin nary Liberal Arts Conserv atom? Commerce BOOK. Z ORGANIZATIONS Stuient Publications Literary Musical Religious Forensic BOOK. B-ACTIVITIES Social Calendar BOOK 4 -ATHLETICS Football Basketball Baseball Track Ten 11 is Co-ecl Athletics BOOK S-JOKES ue .mw u A H O m m FT: S e n e C S Tm II. . For Augie, dear old Augie Victorious battles haOe been fought. Undying glow, victory L Her sons to Angie's name have brought . . . .2 .. rgZ 7T --But who can paint like nature! Can imagination boast amicl its gay creation hues like hers? -TI10msnn. Thirlun Formica: n c m u. Rev. Gustax? Albert Amireen, Ph. D., R. N 0., K. V. O. Freshienl of Augustana College and Theological Seminmy . . . .He Was a Man, take him for all in all, I shall not look upon his like again . . . . nghakespeare Xn'rnlrmr Board of Directors Rev. G. A. Brmldellc, D D., R. N. 0., President of Synod, cx-officio member. Rev. G. A, Andreen, Ph. 13., D. D., R. N. 0., K. V. 0.. President of thc-Institution, ex-ochin member. Dr, L. G. Abrahamsom..............W,,A. Mr. C. L. Eckman ......................................................... Dr. Joseph A. Anderson.. ..Rock Island, Illinois ..Jamcstuwn, New ank .Wanhoim, Iowa Dr. J. G. thlbcrgBennn, Illinois Rev. A. Them Ekblud ........................................................................ Superior, Wisconsin Mr. C. J. Ekfelt ........................................................................................ Ot'mmwa, Iowa. Mr. J. Hauberg 7,,......,,,,A...Rock Island, Illinois Dr. A. Johnson .......................................................................................... Moline, Illinois Mr. B. Imdgreu .......,,,,,....,..V.....A.. .JIixmeapolis, Minnssuta Rev C. A. qud,, Escmalm Michigan Dr. P. A. Muttson.........u... ,,,,,,............... ..Wr,,,,...Wm,,................ Hopkins, Minnesota Mr. Louis N; Nelson ............................................................................ Evanston, Illinois Dr. S. G. 011111.111 .................................................................... New Britain, Connecticut Dr. E. P. Olsson .................................................................................. Courthnd, Kansas Mr. S. L. Wallerstedt..........W,,..............m..,,,W,,.....,,,u.'.................0akland, Nebraska Dr. C. E. Lindberg, Dean of the Theological Seminary, cx-officio advisory member. OFFICERS OF THE BOARD Dr. Joseph A. Anderson ........................................................ President Rev. A. Theo. Ekblad ............................................................ Secrefury Mr. David Beckstrom ............................................................ Treasurer ' h H MB LEW!!! I Seminary Faculty REV. CONRAD EMIL IJNDBERG D. IL, LL. D., R. N 0. Dunn nf the 'l'ln'ulug fcssnr of Systematic T mid Church Pulity .'clnil:::l'y; I'ru- ILU ngj', Apuingctics, REV. CARI. A UG. BLOMUHEN, Ph. D. Professor nf Hrh w, Old Tostzuncnt Exc- gesis, 21nd Evangelishus. REV. SVEN GUSTAF YOUNGERT Ph. D D. D. merssnr nf Philnsnphy. New Testamrnt Exegesis null Liturglcs. REV. ADOLF HULT, D. D. Professor of Church History, Syrnhulics, Billlicul nnd Pnstnml Theology, :md Hym- milagy. REV, EVEN JOl-IAN SEBELIUS, B. D. Pmt'ussur 0f Theological Prnjwdoutics, Bill Intmducliun, Hcrmum-uiios, Hum- ilctit's :Ilul Caterhctius. 7'n-cJHJ'-U1Ic Tmmu-mvo Seminary dG0 forth to all the parts of earth And preach to man the W'ox'd of Life, And 10, I'm With you all the way To cmnfm-t give, in sorrov and strife. Thus spake the Lord His great command, When forth He sent the twelve to preach The living word to men alike, T0 comfort give, His love to teach. So down the ages those same words Our Saviour spake, have urged men on His kingdonfs host to multiply; His conquering banner carry 011. Alas, the workers have been Few 'That countless souls have never heard The eternal truths of ChrisHs dear love W hich every Christian's heart have stirred. 0, may we hearken to His call, That men may hear of that great love 0f Him, who died that we might live Forever in His realms above. ' ER NEST W. PETERSON Lulllml', Pn. A. It, Upsuln, 119 CARI. A. ANDERSON East anus, Mich. A. 13., Augustmm ,17 A. N U. of VVis., !19 SENIOR CLASS OSCAR T. EKGQUIST Harcourt, Iowa A. 13., Augustana. '07 JOHN E. NELSON Attlelmro, Muss. A. 15., Upsala. 19 KNUT ERICKSON Aurora, III. A. 15., Augustnna. '16 SENIOR CLASS . KARL J. WILHEIJISON EMU. J. JOHNSON Aw Kansas City, Kans, Ludington, Mich. x' I A. 13.. Kansas Univ.y $13 A. B., Augustaum, 22 V -. EMIL JOHNSON HARRY C. ALDEN CARL W. JOHNSON . Kiln, Sweden Peshtigo, Wis. St. Paul, Minn. X A. 33., August:mn., '19 A. H, Augustnnn, ,18 A. 13., Univ. of MimL, 11 SIMSH A +1: KG'FM Tm-zuy-fwr SENIOR CLASS ICISEN J. A LSTATT Mnrqnette, Runs. :1. 13., Bethany, 19 0. T. ERIKSSON Evansville, Minn. A. 13., Gustavus Adulphus, 19 GUSTAV W. SAXSTEAD Garfield. Minn. :1. 15., Gustavus Adolphus, 19 FRANK FL PETERSON Gladstone, Mich. .-L IL, Augllstana, '22 vanlr-ffw '31 i i 31'le ;' .225 PW I 4 A milfl Micldle Class Fa'ml Row Daniel Martin Alfred E. Peterson Leonard Kendall G. Fred Andree Swami Row Arthur B. Bengstml Alfred Martinson Axel I'I. Ericsou 7'7lil'lf Raw Vincent Nm-dgren Arthur H. Pctersnn Ennch Snmlen Oscar F. Huhmun E Ll H + E5 Twmn' gush- Curl E Ccderhcrg Victor E. Johnsnn Zack Menton Luther Linds h'mu Henning L. Hassel Junior Class Firm! Row Swami Raw Karl E. Zettcrlmlm Th 3' 111 How 0. Leonard Nelson Paul V. Randnlph Carl A. Brostmm Oscar A. Winfwld Hjalmar Olson Twrutyu-iru ?.FL'JIC'I'L i'ylvl A 'ILLf Liberal Arts Upon lifegs stormy, raging sea Is launched manis ship of vision bright. Alone he guides it fearlessly Oier the deep, towird Hopeis bright gleaming light. Misfortlmek angry waves do lash VVith monstrous might. its course to turn, And the gloomy clouds send forth a flash T0 wreck its mast; its hold to burn. The pilot Still dnth hope and trust; In vain the forces lash and beat. His will determined says, ttI must Keep on in victory or defeat? And 10, courageous he fights on Thu 3 night of terror and despair, Until the i'Osy, cheering dawn; He has escaped the monstefs lair. Into the harbor of his dreams The pilot guides with steady hands. His countenance with radiance beams; Triumphaiit at the wheel he stands. The fruits of victory now he shares Unselfishly With friend and foe. He fills their wants, he soothes their cares; Makes cliildrcws hearts with joy to glow. So be our mission in this life; ' T0 cultivate the gifts of God. In seasot'ls of distress and strife With earnestness our course to plod. T I! My Faculty . REV: JULRS G. MAURITZSON, B. D. Dean of Mm: Prufl'ssur of Swedish Languelgu and Lit- ?raltllri'. REV. E. F. BARTHOLOMEW Ph. D., D. D,, L. H. D. Prnk-ssur of English Literature and Phi- lusuph. CLAUDE W. FOSS, Ph. D. Professor of History and Ecmmmics. CHARLES l.. E. ESBJORN. A. 1L Professor of Germun Language and Lit- ernture. JOHN P. MAGNUSON, A. Mu Ph. D. Prnfcssnr of Chemistry TJIr'rly-om- r-xIW -1 4i ISAAC M. ANDERSON. A. M- Pl'ofessur uf Grrvk Lnngungr :lml Liter- ii :lhlrr. ' LINUS V, KLINGE A. M. l Prufrssm' uf Frclwh Lunglulgl :uul Liter- uture. H'IIJJAM E. CEDERBERG, A. M. I Frofessnr 01 Mnthcnmtics, Mechanical tvgx Drauvingund AstI-nnumy. KT ; 9,. AXEL R. WALIJN, A. 34L, Ph. D. Professor 0E Educatiun and Spanish. OLAF GRAFSTROM Prnfcssur of Painting and Drawing. .h-w n. Aw. . n. I :er : 5-K . . a. r , L111; 7 A T K,; Hum-:wa ' '17 j HAL C. YINGIJNG, FL SI Professur of Biology and Gcnlogy ALFRED I45 SCHERSTEN, A. M. As :mt Profcswr of English: Coach of chatmg: REV. A. 'IV. KJELLSTRAND, 1L 1X2 Professor of English in Academy REY. OTTO I-I. BOSTROM, Ph. D. Professnr of Christianity IVA CARRIE PEARCE B. 5.. M. E., A. M. Dcun of Women Professor 0! Oral Expression REV, IRA OLIVER NO'l'l-IS'FEIN. A. M. Librarian. Pruftssnr nf Lillrzn'j' Soimmo, .11ch Curator of Musmnu; Instmcim' 4n ClwistiunIly. KARL GOTTFRID LARSON. A. B. Ins'mlchu' in Natural Science in the Acad- emj'. RUT'II AMALIA CARLSUN, A, B. Instruslnr in Latin in the Academy LOWELL VOGEL SIMPSON, A. B. Instructor in Mathematics and History in Hm Academy. J. VINCENT NORDGREN, A. M. Instructur in English ARTHUR V. SWEDBERG, A, B. Director of Athletics: Instructor in Sur- veying. DOROTHY ROGERS Director of Women: Allllelins ELIZABETH NELSON, A. B. Instructor of English in the Academy, LELLIE HONETT Teaching Assistant in Preparatory English. DOROTHY FITCH Teaching Assistant in Preparatory Arith- mctic FLLQ Bra X? 2 7+ 2 5K TEE b1 -:1:,. . ffhgf 1' j MARGARET OLMSTED, 'X M. Instructar En Mutlwnmtics MME. MARIE CONDON Instructm' in French SIGNE LARSON, A. B. Instructor in English, Fall Term. 24$ HQ? Ax. :1 H .+ f. iQ W 'T x; Pi E w m N --n a -l THE $TAR DST Class Officers Guardian . . A . . . . . . . PROF. L. XV. Kuxu President . . . . . . . x . . anow Swnxsux Vice President . . . . . . . . Emmm PETERSON Secretary . . . . . . . . . . BARBARA GARST i Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . . HOWARD ANDERSOX f'lmm Hlaito x Virtute in actions consistct Class Flamm- XVllite Rose Class Colors Maroon and Hmite Banquet Committee . Arthur Larson, Chairman Howard Anderson Roger Putcrsun Carrie Ekblnd Ruth Andaman Kniherinc i'ElHKlll Thirty cirrhf IIIIIr Carlson, II 'F T Rockford. Ill. Hmm- Rnckfnrd IIEgII SilmuI. l7: AIIelIIIIIc; Lunm mm Society: Gladslmm: U. . Manager, Ilockc I Surf. 2 : Varsu; 'n SS lunIIiS. I-Wm m .rI-II' Ieru-IIII III Maus- HIT curd wisdom with JIIIJUJ.' Maria E. Cbllins, 2 H A Essux. EIIgI'I'xII Essex High ScIquI. '18: Adell phic; Edward IiI';:rI:tt W'nman's Club; Dramrio; Pan Hell: Senior GirI: Club: Class '1 ea urer. '15. V19: Secretary. Lj'ccu Association. '19. '20. law; To be grow III word: I: Tlmllh uni: mrh' :IIHIIr. Katherine B. Nclsnn, E II A Chicago. 111. Minor;- IIIIc '13: I: Herman II' omrm's C'Iuh: Drnturm: m um'g Chm; Ur'olus. PreSJ' III-nz ' Cle ' rulnry. IIs. '1 Sucml l.gnrd,I21, I Ruckuly- m.t'f '22. Ag: mmmr :Irirhcr lIrI'. I mm mm 1m l'll'l-IIIIIP :Im'c r cIIsr Fritinf M. Fr'xell TA. 13;? K A Molina III. B' legion! J'cII'm-e 'ITaIiIIc HI II Sclmol.1$. .IduIiIIIlic; IuIIIIthurg CImru 1x: UIzIInrio. 'ie '. n; Foreign Missionary $07 'menm. cum: Menulg'lssahn y. Q I:IIe;CI:IssPIcaidgnt,19. :0: tlass Salulaw n. 22 214mm Manager, IS. '20 Vice Pfcsideul. SIIIchILs UIII 21$: 5m. dents Council '13: Inrsxy Hehalc 'Leaden' 2'1. '22. IrI'JI'nn: I: 121' -'zldn.rl I' -.d am! MrfI-rh'n' In III: 5 of lime. Bernhard Bryneil Rock IIIaIId, III. HFJIDI'y IIIxusIqun Icodcmy. I l'uvr n Ilissionnry Sadat , Illrenn- knsmian: Olaf RLIIlheck Christian Brotherhood: Lutheran Ikalllvf- Imcd Mission Board. 'IB. '2II. '21. ' mII an lirulllnrhoud Board. ' Orawriu: LIIllIermnn LlIorus NHc lIerIIII! '1'. saw hr hit as a man mum. Regina Hulmen Essex. Inwa English Esm High Ircle School. Fun: nan Sociely; rcu: Ori- Oratorio CIM Honor RnIl: 5MP Counc . 15. 'IU: Obaevver SlaE. '151. 20. '51. 'H Hw-qu afIcIIII'mI-J Im- srsu md mic nf humanity. TJ'I 'HI -IIr'II: Erhart G. Pctersun, 4; E $ Samariun Wfis. Edumrjun Superior Iliglz Sclmuh '18; Adel- p it: XVehstcr Dnbmfng: A Club: Iixu-lsinr Bible Class: Cass Vi Presidml. 2'1; Class I-Innur Roll Homummhg Cnmmillza ?l- - ng Manager. Ruckcl Tl; Foul Ban. '19, '20, VI. So mud: any man ran do. Wm doc; bull: art and know. Esthcnil Randolph, K E Hume, Iowa Engiidl yuan: High School. '1 .4ch nluc; lidWanl Evelcu: mans Club. Secrclary. IT. '1 Herean liiblc Class; Orioies. c-olary, '17. '18; Observer Stall NJ. :21. Sim. dum'fl mug kindncua lanlz mm! mm unrllm..' J. m'ly Durothy C. Homherger, S 11 A Jeflersmlville, lnLL Biological Science Davenport High Sclmul. '18: Adel- pllir W'om-n 8 Club' Berean Rihlc Class: Edu d E erctl: Foreign Missionary .uciet Oratorio: Sci- ence C1ub: 5:: 'or ulrls' Club Rm: - ct-I Slam 21; Observer 5'me 21, 2 Gir'ls' Varsity Hasket Bull, 59, '2n. :1. Bland rm: lirr iurhm'w fm- Hu'y Jimil bu fuclun'ca'. Edwin M. Blnomquist Melmpu'lilan. Mich. Madam: Lagxgaragc Argustana Academy, '15; Phreno- kosmian; Gladsmne; Lc Cerclc Francais. Why, rm :I-wM'; min:- oyxtcr Which 1 will: mmrd my on... Frianf E. Swanson, P A B Ruck Island, III. Hidam- Rnck Island High Scth 12?: Adclplnic; Pen Commune; Temps A ncialiml; Fraternal Cnuncn; Lutheran Brulhelhoud: Forei Missionary Society; Class PrL-sr dam. '22; Varsity Cheer Leadcr. '21. , : RcekclyJ Art Edimn El. HI'm mn- :m'nk nu cuvmy Jo L'fr Bnrlmra E. Garst Molinc. IIL Clarice! Malina High School. '18: Adah pllic: Edward Ewing ; Woman's Club: Senior Girls' Clu'h; Class Secretary. '22: Class Valedictor- ian; Secrclary, Smdmtf Union, 1'14 V23; Varsity Debate, '21, 22. $ij nor!- a praummm m: mm. sh: 10W play mm. mm and disrmn'xr. And mm 3hr can pruuadc. J. Milton Swanson, U T 1i Sioux City Iowa BiolomeJ Scions! High Wchslc ' Hand iICe '21. '22 Hrrcasurur '2h 1-1, Suc- reuu 'III- Sciznce tluh. PrEsIr Iiemt: :1. '-22 01'310H0;5.A. Sioux City Adclphi ', ancum ' Sclluul. '13: Le Ceren- Frusuirnl. HHc l'ndccrf Hm nines HWII'MIII Hm noble 3'0!le did Ih'css IIIEJJIIL'IT'CS. Curtis W. Wiherg. O 2 0 Kansas City, Mo. HI'sI'ary K. L'. Manual Twining High Sclmul. '11; Phrenukosmin an Missionary Sccicly- Ie Socimy: LIIIhcmn Ii Drainin- hand: Band '17. '13: Cln'is' :m lirodlwrhuod Lyceum Board. 20. 2,1 esIsunI ccum Mana- I get, 11. '1 RacLaty-I Staff. 21. 'J'UV aufy hnukr i I-rI- Uulllthl' I hm kn, And fullv s 11H Hwy 3T rough! Incl Lurruinc Sellin, K T CrcEIOII. 1mm H :rary e il- Honor Ruli- HumetlnmJlg ? Ice. 1' ckulyrl 9mm '21: Var- :in fiiris' ket Iilel, ' . .1 fan: I 'III glIIIIIIcsI mrrxfrcad. buff 5m c: by Jmmau kiwdncrs brrn'I 'i Duratiw M. Forslmrg : ulinc. Ill. PIIJ-s'ml .s'I-I'I-Im Muh'nc High School. '15; lIhiC: H'om.n's Club: Ada!- Scirnce Clnh. 1hr ?oI'rr :I-u: I-i'cr :bj'x, gI-IIzlc mm! In: An L. CHICK! Hunt! hr Ir ?DJIJIGH. Clarence H. Andaman, 0 22 0 CcIc-sco. ch. C mm! IIiIIIIusaI.I Lvl'egc '16: PlIre-nn. km '11 : w ebstcr: LIIHIC II lIroIlIerhopd: Luehet Bible: I-III-- eign M' sinmry Society; Mandela; snhn QIvanene- iVMrmgrbelg 0m- lorio: Lc Cm'lc Frmlcaisv Pres: L'IIIWI; Class Honor Roll: Ed Im- CJIIerbscrver in 215 Rackuy-l SIan '21: U '! prufcm Igor raMIIIg. an 3' IHH'I, LE! on: - man do Its b l Oscar T, Broneer Chicago. Ill. CIa-w'caf Aupuslana :Icadem3.' nlulwsminn' Uiuf Radiant8 ' . . slonnry Saciety: Clv Hirothgrhood; Lutherrnan CllorI S; Class Imc I'Venxdelll, 'IS. '10: Class Treasurer. '19. 420: Claws Honor Rnll. Hr IIII. II Ilmr an- brrd daf UII- n'a'nlms u bvok.' l'urh- Illic E cret F. Liudqnist Gawliu. Irma IUIIIIIPIIIM m anrie l-IiglI SclmoL 'IS: Adel. phic: VVebsler: Scigucc Club; Band: Class Hunor Rnll: Ruckzlyrl SHE. '21 Ami rcII ivi: fairing: Imucd fa I-I'rnn: s 54'ch Carl H, Freeman, 9 N S! Ottumwa. Iowa .5 Imiu-II Augunana Acadumy. '17: Adel- phic; Webster; Le Cercl: Fran. cais; VVcnnL-rhcrg; Oratorio; Mew delizuhn QuaI-Ieue; 1-uI- gn Mis- Siamry Sacieh. :XE'CIS . l'exIIIis udeuls' Cnuncil. 'lII, 3 Cheer Leader, '19 '29;PepCummitlu 2 '22; Alan agar Raskd Ball, '.1. 23:3; U, S, N. Mon 1m: :10 .rornm in NW mm. Au .I-I'In'or I'II thy 3-mr. Edna M. Grunt. q. P Molina. Ill. History Malina High Sclmni, ' 7: Adel- IIhic: Edward liven : Tennis AssoA chtinn; 1Vnman's Club. Vim: Presi- dent. H20 '21 Pan Hellenic. Pred- dean. 21 ' Se or Girls' Huh: Class V icu PresIchII 1 D.'21:C1asa Prnnheu C1 5:: Honor Roll: Rock- cIv-l SIarf ' 1. '1 Y unc kumv Hrn' 1m! Ia law Hm- Nm' Fin ! n! lhrr ble II: rrafic' Amy Thurm AVdcllI Neln Edm-nIIon Lincoln High sumo: Scaulc. Hint. '17; U Ivemity al H'aslung- ten. '17. '18. ED. Ell; Ednard ILVCF ett: C1835 Honor Roll. HIL'J IIII- weird sfidt. budgr air I'IIrI'I BU! krrr G yrf'II-leug. I :v'H Iwr Eugene '1'. LntlIgI'oII, 0 E 0 Chicago. 111. MIIdrI'II Language Augusmna Amdemy, '18: AdeIA nhic: 11'cbstcr Band; Le CercIL- I Iuais: ' asurer, Students' '1 . '20. '1rack Manager, sislant Busing: Hammer. Ohsmvnr.'1'l,'.20 BII ncss Man- ager '20. '21. .12; Tm 1: Team. : U. S. N. Can: m aIIr :MFII addx a uni no doubt. And c:crI' gr ',I, .In nmrv. om OIIf.' draw: Arthur 11 . Almquist Andover. I'll. HI'SIarJ' amVAcancmy. '15: PM:- CEIrIstIau Brotherhood: 'I'Vq grant alh'IaIIgIlI II: had much am, Hr 1m: T't'fj' shy of III'I'IIg Er. J'laj'lyrtxra Arnold V. Thu Axtdl. Nell. English mu; LLlIth CnLlcgc. Unwersily of Waslnnglon. My vauguc n-rmm my Jim I l'm'ml. For India mm.- mm. mks m E'aJl. Frederick F. Peel. II T F Des Moines. Iowa Bialagfcax' Stimu- I E151 Des Nloines lligll Sc'lmo'l. Adelpl VVehslur' Luther 13ml: Suciely' Foreign A 'mlal'y Society: Lutheran Brotherhood; Band. Praxidcm. V2'3: Tvmli; Azsaciminn Clams PresidL-nt. Yl . Athle E Hnard 15. Business nmmgcr. lhxz:l:ely-L Tlmy arr bu! burger: um! 53;;- rainr! Hzm- worm. I'llyhu Yuungbcrg. K T Crussllal. Pa. Modrru Langmuir kldph . , Cercle Fm'nca an mm.- Society; Senior um; um. le5: w h can'r tarml and mu. m-r m Nmsc. Greta Karling, E II A Chicago. Ill. Edrmnllnu 'laicnzu Latin Schunl. '15: NM anan's Club: Society: Senior Girls' Adel- Bureau Bilure Cluh H: nor a lip or 43-: m: beaulv tau 3M! 1M m'm lorrc and full snr- nor! 0 MI. Roger Peterson, P A B Molina. lll. tllulhcmulimf Moliuc Iligll Sclmnl. 210', Adelphi llL-ndc' :IVennerherg; .n. 21. '2 . :.-.1I. '20. '21; on: it ultra rh: imff H vlfpm nn'm. I nu: 1'7 u-inm. of bumnFug talk 1 gram m: immv'x Howard R2 Andersun,n .. N. Detroit. Mich. Ellrllfsh Himmsmn College. 'lli: Adel- pllic: 2Vebster; Excelsior: Clas: lreasnrtr I9. 230. 2:31. '13: Slur dents council 21: Class Honor Roll; Vice Presidenll. Students 1: 2 . Dill Board 21. :. me. '21. '2; 0b- S :aff. ED: Managtr Foot c S III 21119.2 11 imlr'tr Ju- bygim m.- mm a:- a-m pm ntrsngnx' Foa-ry-lJm-c .u Awhkp. Carl G Okcrblonm Lynn Center. III. Hidury Auguslana Academy. ds; Adcl- Bids Iowa. plain: Honor Rnll. ' Th: rmsan firm, Hu- lcmpcmlnrc a . Endmiavrcc. forrsigl'rr, :lrmg'm and dLlpInr: 'l Womim Club. '11:: den: rorunsic Heard, '.0, '21, VI c'rr 5hr knrw an c391 tlmuglm Margaret Ekhnlm, K '1' Rock lalund. Jll. Himan- lIigh SchiuL '18, Smuior liunm Sim :Fnkr rm r:-'l ward. Roy H. Johnson, 1' A B; T K A Rack IsIand. Ill. Engz'ixh Rock Island High Sclmul, us; Adelhhic: WebSter: PTCSS CJII ' cign Missimlmy Sncict Lyceum Board, '11, Presidcm Sir deuls' Union. '22: Edilarrianh Rod. '21; Observer SIaEF. TE: Varst ' Debarn, '19. ,20. '?2. HF rollfd m: a'lflcr .n'n'u diipuic, Confntz'. :hmly: JNJHJJ. and um mums Curl G. Carlie : Ilallufurs, Sweden Cicun'ml Augustnlm Academy. 1s; 171m- nakosmmn. Idunn: Olaf Rudbeck: Lutheran llrmllerlmod; Furmgn Misshnnary Society: Christmn Hrothcrlmud: Lulllcrman Clmrus: Class Hmmr Run. Shul I ya on, n Lava r mm cuougM' Carrie Ekhlzul MoIinc. Ill. Educan'on '1. 1n., High Schoo'l. '19; Edwnfd I-Ivereu; Waman's Scmor C rlsV Club, Sccrmary. 2 Forensic Dnard. Snnrcaarg'. : Ahcrnmn, Varsity Dehnle. H;Yci'rr idle a nmmml lml thrifty mid llmugu'n'ful of slivers. Arthur G. Larson. 0 3 O Rnckforri. Ill. Hiuory Augusuna Academy. '18: Phrer - nnkosminn Y!:hsu:r; Emekziur; : lfgreign M mun; Suziely; Classx hcc I'residtm. W 20; Students' until. '20. 21. reasurzr. '21. Carl 0, Rydlmhn, S! N E! Rock Island. Ill. Physimr Sc'mcc Rock Ishmd High SclmoL, Adelpll Le Cmck- Fram Science Un. Club ifuunciL VJV'SIIy IIALkL-t HJH. '10, WM 12. Marjorie WnIkL-r, K E Rock ls'luntL lll. Evrrn'ixlr Ruck Island High $clmol. '18; Ynman's Club. Prusideul. .ccrcmry. 'l Hellenic. Secretary. '31. '21 i l w x Fm-uwiz-c n , . Board. Sccretar Chairman Seninr Bmlqlldr. a ufme W n W '1' WWW Sunr ar' , V Cnmmille - r 'ccuw Board. 'm. ' Ruck ' h El: Radial; I HIaK. 21', Var- servet. s y Pout Ball. '19. '29, . '.-! mind ma: :1 rirla Hi all um i: ' .W S'mn'd a . m Wm Maw good u u 3mm: uHJm, ' ' Sir 'lih': frs grandrir; cm .1: air w lmmr. , Q Ethel H. Pcm'snn, m P Ellen Palm navemmm Iowa Ludinmau. Mich. Eiol'nniall scmm gnaw. IJnvaupurI HigltSchooI. IS: Adel? Llldingwn High School. ,1?. hkl- . nllic- Edward uverett: W'ummfs njz t: dward Everett: Le Lufcle . Club. Treainrcl' '3 , 2'2: ciencc Iwancaul Iiercnn Iiihle Society. . 5 ' - l? .. $13.31 I'Ictifgmc. 1 Club; UD' bland :0 ll; murcr :avthr :rnv Class Honor Ron. CM'Wd '3' . nu males mrmarmtv rhrcrmt c: Tlmrr': naming H! run dwcll In lo-d'ay.' such a Iumplr. x r- r- Cari O. Soderlllum Rock lslaIId. Iil Ciassi'm! Augustana Academy. '18: Plue n o mian: Iutllar liibic 50 1'0 chII MIsszIary Society; Iian llrodmrlmod; Olaf Rudbcck; Puss CIIIII: Class Honor Roll. H11 mind I': rich. I wrought rIla'llI MI. 'Iumrlu'r stem! AIIIIII MIIIIritzson 12an Island. 111. Mudcrn Language Ruck Islmld HIgh School. '18; Qdclnh Edward Iivcrcu: W man' 5 Huh; l'orcigu MisszInI-y ociety: Idnna: LC Ccrc1e Frauen : Class Honor Roll. hurry sanl IImI an Um my Ia mare hall: a :qumrm .m C. Bertram Swanson Chicago. 111. H ia'l a I'J' 1VIlmar Mm . High School, '13; PlIrgImkosmIan: l'CIYEIIEII M' simmry Society: 01af Rudhcck: Clarislian Brotherhood; Lycctum liaani. 'l9. '2 Find: i'mwyw III frvcx, back; In IlIr I'iHl'lH-llfl bruylzx. ScIIImM I'II 51mg, and good In anything. Fan'ydix Arthur R. Johnson Mauislec. Mich. BI'oioIIIcai SrI'NIcc 1 B 'I' Adulplllc auni S. A .'J. C. '1' ! IIy away aIIIbI'rI'mI, Hv HIE! Jr'u ch llw allaI'l's. nistcu Mich High Sclmol. Science Club; Ruth L. Anderson Irommod. Mich. English Ironwood High Stimol, ls: Adel- II1Iic: Edwazid Evarm; IKIIII Summary. '20 21;C1nsa RoJIA Woman's Club, Secretary 2':. :21 loreign Missionary Sucety 5::- r an. '20. ' . Orntono. Sucr '15.'11L '20.1; Drmks.l1us Iess Manager. 11. '22; Bercall Bible Su- L-iety, Premium '51. '22; Student VulunLeer Band, Leader. '21 32. 'TIIr Imblnl mind Um bvt! mu- IcIIIIru-m fum' Forry-Jc:'cu 1 :5 Fa rt .1'1'j!fil f Class Of icers Guardian Preside Hf Vice Prmident S Pcrzfarlrj Treasurer Class .Mutto E'Deeds nut Vords Class Flowrr Sweet Pea Class Colors Purple and Whit: Social Commim'c PROF. A. F. SCHERSTEN CLARENCE LILJEDAHL MARION S'mnnnm: LUCEIA Arum: FnED PETERSON Marie Wickstrmn Chairman Ful'rcst Wrestcrlund Ruth Gillespie Jasmin S. JACKSON Davenport, Iowa Let the Rust 0f the thrld Gu ByJ' ELDA M. HERMANN Sterling. 111. 'WVhispering. EINAR Knox Gnlvn, Ill. . Good Bye Girls, Tm Thrmngh.h HANS O, Hmmuvs Kansas City, Mo. You Can't Drive My Dreams Away.n FuruI-Jlx'nc DAVID W. NELSON Osceola. th. Fidolio. THYRA Snnmumna Chicngm Ill. Thurcs Music in the A112,, FRANK A. BONASDER Elkhart, Ind. A Good Man is Hard tn FinclfS ELMER GILBERT Murinelte, XVis. $hst Snap Your Fin- gers alt Care? ' RonEn-r E. ANDERSUN thkn-firld, N013. Dmldy Long: Logs. - MARION STODDARD RnL-k Island, 111. uDunr Heart. MARVIN E. Taxcma Rock Island, Ill, hDrink Ln Me Only with Thine EyesF FORREST VEsT1-1RLan Drinn, Ill. wMy Home Town is :1 Om: Horse Tuwn.u .3 f Fifty-Jum FLORENCE 1 1551 1:!!1311116 Emu. R. CARLSON Des Muinea Iowa Nuhndy Knows, Chirngo, 111.. A Merry Heart. CHARLES W. F. LARSON Ruckfnrd, Ill. W'nr He's a Jolly Good Fellow. AIILIE HUL'PIING Ge esen, Ill. Gnml glut, Ladiesl! MALVJN H. Luxmznx Alhcrt City, 1mm Anne LnurieP LEONA Wnsrsmuxn Orirm, Ell, uA Young Man's Fan- CV. Cunexua LILJEIJAUL Essex, Iowa thuke. it is the Day. FRED S. PETERSON 03m, 111. hOh, How I H; Get Up in Hue Mar m Fifryqln-cg MARTIN LA CORNELL Wntcrtown, Minn. Her Eyes HEIYC Told Me So. RUTH GILLEsvm Kmashn, Wis. uMighty Lak' a Rose. Enwm S. CARLON Gowric, Iowa. Where is the Girl for Me? RUSSELL FRANING . w 7 I Milan, 111. , I ' uVVllile OtIu-I's are Building Castles in the Air. Fifrlr-fonr j 1 931 EDWIN C. LIUNSON ' Omnhn1 Nab. hHow Can I Leave Thee? LYDIA ANDERSON anholm. Iowa hBelieve Me if All Those Endmring Young Charms. MARIE WVICKSTROM Stuntuu, Iowa . Say It with Music. MILTON NYSTROM Mzu'inctte, Wis. hBc-hm' ch Surface. r52 ffL A 15 K I FquI-nw Go-r'rm-zm J LARSON Pin-keI-E'. Pm i0, Minn. dI'm Falling in Lava with Smneune. Lucam ACUFF Rock Island, Ill. Smilin' Through.w MAY JOHNSON Malina, Ill. The Sunshine of Your Smile. HERBERT Emcxsom Moline, Ill. WAS We Live, XVe Lave and Learn? Fiffy-n'x - . - ANDEns ANDERSON St. Charles, Ill. John A nrlcrson, My .10? EDITH EDDY Milan, 1H. nMeditann. Eumca YOUNGERT Rock Island, Ill. nOld Pal, HENnY HEDI.UND Detroit, Mich. Pack Up Yum- Troulv lesP Fifty-w'ylsl CARL T. PETERSON Clarence. Ill, 'LJUII I Have Sighcd tn Rest Me. BLANCHE 510x15. Muliue. Ill. ESweet and vaf FLom-ixcn DAHLBERG Eerwyn, Ill. Inspi rutiun.n Roy CARLSDN Mcml. Nah. '0l:. Promise MC. Axm. Hozms'rnon Braincrd, Minn. Dream Girl 0 Mine. CARL Somnoxsox Rm'kfnrd, III. N Huh: tn Lose YouF VIc-mn HOLLAND Iron River, Mich. HWatch Your Step. Vlcron Honswnon GUIlEhUO, Ill. Hm Fan-vt'l' Blowing Bubhles. cw 5 I I w w o ; L: + 1g . :2: F. :fHJu $ 3 CE SDFHDHURE Class Officers I Guzzrdr'mz . . . . . . . . . . Du. A. R. WALLIS Presidrnt . , . . . . . . . . . EARL HANSON Vice President . . . . . . . . . MILDRED NELSON Secretary . . . . . . . . . . MERLE SWANSON 'X E Trcusurw' . . . . . . . . . , OGDEN Jonxsox , ' L J Clun- Matiu ; 1 him nstra per asperzlu ' w l Class Fhrzm'r 1 American Beauty Rose Clays Calors 1 Blue and White I l Social Committee Helen Erickson, Chairman Birger chnsun Arthur Bruncr Maude Adams Lillian Anderson .s'my-rzm - -- 7 ll F. Carlson Nokll Nclsnn 13.1:rcduricksnn Stark Langman Cunningham !. L'nrlsnn liricksun llcfruary Newman Bixlar .8'1'4'13-411111' Huntley Sandaht Van Duxcr Haney Pearson Mnrtinsuu A mall Oli nc Larsnn Canrcy nrndcrius U1Icmgyur G, lry'mIm-ickmn i-Zukluml Miller TL ,Tuhusnn Olson Fitch BL Adams mrgh Pearson C Anderson TL: my I Amlmsou jnnuuann ,Im-xum T Tohnsun Kmnlmlm .M-ltmun R' crlumi R,Azlnms Duisnlcrkrr Dlzotcil quiug C. Jnlmwn SLI- ry- d : v Sx'xEy-Jiz FREGHMEN f El THE: James; Sixu-Tign: Guardian President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Class Officers DR. J. P. RIAGA'USON Cam. R. Dwnm . . . . . . . HAROLD HANSON . MARTHA Bwuecx FRANK RDSENURANZ Class Motto Build for Character, not for Fame Class Flower Scarlet Ruse Class Colon Scarlet and Gray Social Cummings Arnold Screnius, Chairman Nell Elwcll George VVickstmm Katherine Carlson Violet Pascoe ...1-... ..-. -. A,-:-m . Wickstrom Limlgml Armlson Ilaghurg Rydbccl: 0 1'ch rsou - Andersen Lindgrcn Hallclt Ohlinu Hall A In! eraou ck H'estc TIIIII Ll Iolmso II 'R. Andersun Schafer Wilson E. Anderson 51'.I'f1'- Him- AH , 7w4,-..;.... - . , ' -W..P.um Ir.jUhH$VIJI Larsen Ehwll Duilcy I-lull J'ircllriclxsml 'l'ingwml Fraud Moody Pearson amI-ml Asylum. Carlson IV. Inimsm Sedu'hmg L'nnJL-IL Fm shun; Licklmx :i AEnsu-mill Elliot J S'L'T'x'ufy A. Pattumm L Johmun 1,.Juhns1m llcunidllg R. Tcllmsun Jones llnnkmli H'ail Anderson Wmsicin E. Pclcrann Nelson liuusml Lumhmist llallsnn 5mm y-ou v nc'g H. A mlcrsun H'ulth-r ndson .S'H't'mx-lwu Fan: Vnscou llartinson Arnold Pmrsnn 1:: Long H Anderson Olmsml F. Larson Holman Olmn Fun Suwaslu H Larson Czu'lsnn Jvhmun Waumr megmn J05: phsnu Olson Laudahl Pmcrsuu Liljedahl Faun Schnndmrst ScrcllHls Nelson lumcSvn Hillm Rn mm: Mnnri Jnlmsun tndur X cstcN uml Anrlermn Sm-uuylhrn .S'rrrnly-fnnr W V 8.1; iw In 1 WW fnmlx NV u, Guardian President Vice Presidenf Secretary Treasurer Academy Officers PROF. A. W. KJELLSTRAND KENNETH KEANE HEXNING DANIELEDN Academy Motto uVincit qui se vincit Academy Flower Red and White Carnations Academy Colors Black and Gold MARIE OLSON Huwuu'l PEARCE E .7 Sci r lfiniiI Akiigfv z-Jg K I Academy Gracluates Carl H. Anderson S. Kempn Rock Island, 111. Kenneth Chicago, Ill. m M b M .m y M n D m g m ,m .m m 3 a n H D r I .m 1 L .1 1 Va 1.. v .m m u w H .H c a 0 Id R C Ewald E. Ostrom VVmen, Pa J: . E E m M q m S 5 19; ii i U Academy Undergracluates First Raw Clarence. Witlcnutrmn Olga Lursuu Hrlen Larsun Curl G Daniclscn Savant! Raw CliHm-d ancn . Louise Balin Marie Olson Almr Kelllnerg Third Raw William Battles Astrid Swanson Alice Ecklund Claren to Ca rlstmm X :1: mm miyh: CW0 re GSQE chnlynhm Music t The soul of life, the tie that binds, That stirs emotions which bequeath t l The best in man, the gift of God, The deep divine that lies beneath t - 1 The good and true of mankindk hearts. t it That manifests the purest dreams ' Of those who love its power divine; J 'The song of mountains, wood and streams. 1 H That tells to us the deepest truths H 0f every phase of human life, And builds within a spirit true t That conquers every sm'rowing' strife. t T hat every human soul inspires ; Wch songs of hope; and comfort sings. A .9 That stems the tide that bears men down, Q? $3 And steers them up to purest springs. gw That softens every wmthful word; I l Gives courage to a contrite heart. i tTis music sweet that hath these charms, E May it ever live to hope impart! I L Ihlifr pd t i L I: .; ' ' . ..-. Lene- 11' um;- ConserOatory Faculty ARVID SAMUELSON, B. Mus. Dirrotnr of Conservatory Head of Pinno Dcpurtnmnt LOUISE CERVIN Instructor in Piano ' LE ROY CARLSON Instructor in Piano ELMER HANKE Instructor in Piuno JESSIE FRIES Instructor in Piano Eighly-uuc fr lx THYRA SODEHBERG Instructor in Piano IL 'I REGINA HOLMEN Instructor in Piano I KENNETH BAILEY Ty! X ' Q Instructor in Piano KkLy BERTHA KUEHL Instructor in Piano NELSON JOHNSTON Instruclur in Piano Eight y-rwa 5:, A. CYIUL GRA HAM Hraul of Organ and Theoretical Drlmrtmcnts LOUIS KHEIDLER Huml uf Vuiec Department ROLLO L. It. KILLING Instructor in Voice RIIEA BOLLMAN Insiruutar in Voice 21nd Head of Public School Music Dcpurtmrnt LUDWIG BECKER Head uf Violin Department J W t 'LTL 1! FL f1! 3 J J Eightyuzrw ANNA JOHANNSEN Instructor in Vian ' l l l I VICTOR DE PINTO Instructor in Violin ' .' MAYBELLE LUNDIN Qr-j 3 ' w' r I Instructor in Violin ' x2 3 ' w I V H x MURIEL AMMERMAN Instructnr in Violin AIMEE SOYSTER Instructor in Violin E MlU-fanr I EDWIN M. CLARK Tnslructur in 'Iulnncullu - I . II iI I II I I . 'i I ' REV E, F. BARTHOLOMEW :l Ph. 11,13. 9., L, n. D. I Lecturer un Psychulugy in I ! its RCIEIUDJI tn Music I II I I I I , . . . I 353 REV. ADOLF HUL'F, D. D. 3W M; 1 . I I 51.; x ., AeLturer an Churdl Muslc . T3 and l-Ij'mnology L'I-j If I iI KARL KUBITZ ' I Instructor in Flute I I II ' I I II I I I I LINUS IV. KI.IN'G,'.L M. I Instructor in Clarinet I I I I I I I J W . - nI: IUIJLI : RV .JI 1:71; f r WLmaii m E Ighry-fi'e Eiyirlysix FRED PHELPS lnSfruclor in Trmnpet MARIE VIICKSTROM Assistant in Public School Music DAVID POLAKOFF Instructor in Violin I ,m , w .W E 2Q. 5P3 Graduates Degree of Bachelor of M'uxic REG'INA HOLMEN THYRA SODERBERG Piano Piano Essex, Ia. Chicago, 111. Post Gratitude ELMER T. R. HANKE Piano St. Paul, RIinn. C97- :1 I a + T Eiymwrgm Gil EFF:- E3, 315'? ,7 C Senior Class DI P 1' .031 A First Raw Leona Wcstcrlnnd Minnie Nelson Public Schnnl Music Voice, Cvrtil'icutc in Pinnn Ruth Lindstrom Olga Edlen Public School Music Organ Strt'mld Row Nelson Johnston Clifford Turcn Piumn and Organ Voice Third Row Alrcm Dushington Aimee Suystcr Piano Viuliu Edm: Mevhul Katheryn Maine Piano Public Sclmol Music . Nellic Andrrxull . Organ . 53:41: R? U -4n . Ii. 2-? E,gflly-nil1u Junior Class , ' TEACHERS CERTIFICATE First Row A Eugene Nordgren Helen chft w. Organ Piano 1 H lfildrcti Burger Earl Papenbruck ! ' A . 1 Puma Puma 1 Second Ron Earl Lursun Laura Freund I Organ Piunu L 1 Adeline Hawkinson Flora Muckny 1 Piano Voice Ninety ' g Junior Class TEACHERS CERTIFICATE v ' First Row Lillian Johnson Piano Marie Wickstrum Organ Strand Ruu- Margaret Callawny Piano. Gladys Willson Piano and Violin Emma Cnrslcns Piano and Voice Dorothy Larson Organ Lillian RI. Black Organ Henrietta Swanson Piano Charlotte W'nn'en Voice Nilmlyrnrrc FFES hman C1355 .YI'nuIV-m-u AJ :Hiu HHwhy w I . Ll I WM T31? ' COMMERCE E: J School of Commerce Faculty OSCAR L. NORDSTROM, A. 15. Principal of School of Cmumernv BLANCHE M. CARPENTER, A. B. Instructbr in Slmrtlmnd and Typewriting CARL A, FRYXELL, A. B. Instructur in Bookkeeping Id I Tm- Row Nvlsuu. Pmmcmerl Sacnxu R0 Johnson. . Jolmsom 1RD RLHI nmmnm ad L-uuRTn Wm'75wausun, 1-. Jnlulsun. Hurgmusl. Nolxlc, Benson. 5 urns: '5 w yum. 2 moving; NEm-Jy Student N: m-u-w !HH Carlsun Cimnn Tulcun Students, Council The: Studsnts' Council came intn being as an organization with thc intraduction of the Honor System at Augustmm some three years ago. Thc Council, which is thc judicial branch of UM: Honor System, is composed of nine members, one from cnch of thc College classes, and um: from each of the other Departments. The president of the Students' Union is also president of the Council and constitutes the ninth member. During the past year the COLxlwil has hcld numerous meetings, and besides the cases of violations of the Honor Sys- tem which have been dualt withJ the Council has cunsidured various methods of improving student life at Augustunu. T. m. ' h Peterslm lufft R. Jnlmsou. Prcsr Randolph Fagcrslmm, Sec. Lundeen. Pres. Ilnterius. v. Pres. run Wiburg Pearce Lyceum Board . Tile Augusinua Lyceum Board is the central orgnnizntiun which directs the affairs of the Lyceum Association composed of thc Adulphic, the Pllrcnokosmiun, and the Concordia 507 cicties. By its direction the college paper, The Augustuua 0h- sm'vcr, is p111:lishcrl,:mdtllc yuariy Lyceum cnurse is arranged. The aim, in the arrangement of the Lyceum program. is to present :1 course which will be educational :15 well as mere- ational. With that in vie , the Lyceum Board has through its managers, secured tnh-ut which has been of the highest typo. i- thly-m'm' 01v Hmrrlnu-l Woman's Club SerOice Mani Club 0w Hundrnt bu.- mmaHU tax Our flnmln-n' 'l'mu publications :15 T N $34; W win Our Huudn'li' Tllrcn Our Hmidrcu' Fm MALTIN H. LUNDFJEN Edifar DAVID V, NELSON Humans: Manager The Rockety-I 1923 OFFICERS Ediinr-in-Chiz-f Maxxm I'I. LUNDEEN Business M'mmgcr DAVID V. NELSON Advertising Manager FRED S. PETERSON STAFF Chis: Editor Urgn-nisatiow. Editor Eldn Hermann Lydia Anderson Athletic Editor Joke Editor Martin Cornell Hams Hutsrius Calendar Editors Ar! Editors Ruth Gillespie .1052th Jackson Charles Lm-Hnn Marvin Linuke Frank Bonander Photographer Forrest Wcstcrlund Assistant Advertising .ermtgers Clarence Liijcdnhl Emil Carlsnh Einnr Kron ,, ' : : i r x: i i . f I : L . . ' . : . , X H f X A clcsion, Gillsapim Jlmmmlca. .xlenus. l chm l.gxnnn. IOURTIi Ruu lxron H lnrlnml, Unison. km'null, . . m , . Om- Hun mi . EDWVIN C. BIUNSON EUGENE LOTHGREN Etfl'lor Bluv'm'ss A'uuuyrr qhe Augustana Observer l ; ! Editar-in-Chief . . . . . . . . . . EDWIN C. Mum'sox Busineu Manager . . . . . . . . EUGENE LDTIIGREN Advertising Manager . . . . . . . . EARL HANSON i K ASSOC IATE EDITORS 1 Assistanf Editor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . MAnJaaIE H'Ammn J 1 Athletic- Editor . . . . . . . . . . Roy H. Jouxsox I 'X Co-Ed Editnr . . . . . . A . . . . . . . . . . . ELuA HmnmN IV Conservatory Editor . . . . . . , REGINA HDLMEN .' Seminary Editor . . . . . . . . , Emu, J. JOHNSON H Alumni Editor . . . . . . . . . . . . REV. L, E. James H . Library Editor . . . x . . . . . . . . PROF. I. O. No-msmm ! ;' Organizations Edifur . . . . . . . , . , Musmao leLEa : Exchange Editor . . . . . 1 . . . . . . . EINAR Know: 1 Observatory Editor . . . . . . . . . . . , Hmumx Lnnmx 1 Faculty Editor . . . . . . . . . A D11. E. F. BARTI-IDLOMEW E News Rrporler . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . THURE FAGERSTROM I Nrws Reporter . .I . . . . . . . . . . . Apnm Hum E Our Ilmldrl'rf SJ! Walker jalmsml ll umhergnr . 1 ix x aw 1 nganf-vi 9- ancrsrrom Hanson Tuleen Prof, Vnihsmiu Dr. Ba rtlwlomw hxlcr I'laimcn Kran Gm- Hundrni 5 . m: l E i l Om- Hundred Emir! Literary m 4kg Ono I'Imldh'tf :Vl'uc I + T 0m- lhmrm-rt 'fm Adelphic Literary Society Phrenokos mian Literary Socie ty Gun Him drrd JE'z-rm Olaf Rudbeck Society President Five President St'rl'm'llrg- Twas 11 J'l'F Crifiy Prnf, J. Mauritzson Gustav Cnrlfclt Elmer Dnhlgrtn Oscar Bronecr Victor Johnsml Charles Mutison Our Hnmln-u' 'n'wz-Ir-r OFFICERS MEMBERS Curl Anderson ALFRED PETERSON GL'STAV CARLFELT Bmum SWENSON Pnor. J. Mm'Rszsox Alfred Peterson Birger Swensuu Henning Hnssel Brl'nhru'd Bryncll Gottfrid Larson Curl Sodvrhlum Prasidml Scm'eiary Crih'c Birger Swenmm Clmrk-s Muttsnn Marvin Bergwull Curl Funt Charlotte Wnllin Eva Nelson Reinhold I-Inltberg Florencu Ve urlmrg Gustav Dunielsml Herman Larson Forrest Wcsterhmd Hjnlnmr W'nhlstl-mu Ewulrl Ostrmn Icluna Society OFFICERS MEMBERS E?mer Dahlgren Anna Mnuritzsun Chester Jnhnsun Tym Mauritmsan EHis lengzklhl Judith 'I'ingwnll R- n-u- Moline 1 nah Nclsnn Elmer Erlnndsxm Clarence 'IVittt-nstl'um Ellen Peterson Gustave 1'I'nlu1strulzl Lillian ledquist Laurel Lumlcil CHARLES MANSON Hanan; NELSON PROP. J. MAUmrzsox Lawrence Johnson Carl Anderson Blanche Stone anrcnce Tiller Ruth Fant Leland Jnhnsun Lc-Rny Stark Martin Johnstml Doris Olinc Della I-Inulzuul Thu rc legcrst rum Martin Cornell Ruth H. Jnhnson Um Huudl'rd Thirfz'al mnuwmuom ETEuEOU One Hundred Fourteen ' I Tm- Rowili. Swanson, Gilbert. F. H echr1II!Hl. Jirndcrins, Haney. Cnrlun. Lozhgrcu SECONII Rmr . Nelson. A; Jnllnson, ll. fulmsun. Aullman. AI. Jnlmwn. L. Inhnsnn, IIuTmem Van Duzer, Tnum Ruwili. Johnsml. Ymmgberg, H, l'cm'suu. H. N:Isom Ynungcrl. Palm. I'nsler, lumquisl, Kmn. Le Cercle. Francais OFFICERS President . . . . . . . . . . ROGER Pnnjxsox Ficu Prm-idc-nt . . . . , . . . ELIZABETH ITELSDN Secrufary . . . . . A . . . EUxmu YOUNGERT Treasurer . . . . . . , . . . EDWIN BLOMQUIST In the study of French, mu: must not omit the develep- ment of a conversational French. '1Vith that thought in mind uLe CErele ancnis was started at Augustana in the early full of 1921, and it has been obviously successful in its ef- forts ills past year. Regular meetings have been held un the first and the third Monday evenings of every month from 7 in 8 o'clock, and programs of high merit have been rendered. Due to the per- sistent bifurts 0f sum? uf the members a compelling interest has been Created! and the unium'tms lmrc- bccu well attended. Vix'e Le C6919 Frnucnis :3 Augustana. P. '22. x7 x3? Onc Humfrn! Futccu Flusv Row l'rni', 1 H Szcoxn Rn Petersom Nystmm 1:. Cnrlsun, D. Anderson, liliasun.1.lndqmsl, l-hderiuz. FryerL mum, Wot Yingling. Weslerhcrx Forsbcrm I-L Pcnvsom Al. Swamuu, Prof. Magnussnm z: w ! JA ' Ta w I 1i . Sc1ence Club 1! j I 1' OFFICERS f Prcaident . . . . . . . . . . MILTON SWANSDN L - Sem-etnry-Trensurtr . . . . . . . ETHEL PEARSON I 1 CLUB COUNCIL H I Dr. J. P. Magnusson Prof. Hal Yingling 1, 1 Carl Rydlmlm Milton Swanson Ethel Pearson .Musical Q km a a .1. u. s .d .0 m u n O , Lu :1. h .. Hualfuunlllghbnllll. .1. 1; Wennerberg Chorus OFFICERS Pv'miricuf. . Vim PJ-rzsizlrrnt 'J'rmmu'm' Sacral ?! JIunugm' LEIu-m-i'rm Hixlurim! C'm'u m J' . Arumnpu Ilisl Mrs. Gerda Semloff Ralph Ostrmn CAI , Fltmnmx . E .n Gmnnrr CLARENCE Ax LI; . LEI . J Jam. x . . C. R. E. FIIIBDSIIIOM H mmnn Pn. Inn: A. ll. W'allin Sulnist Curnelist PERSONNEL First Tanuru Carl Freeman: Howard Pearce Richard Friedstrum Sr'c-ond Tenm's Martin Johnston Hjulmur Olson First Brawn: Elmer Gilbert Arnold Serenius Saturn! 3 .va Paul Randolph Martin Cornell Anton Nclsnn A pril April April April April April April TOURil 9'22 5 Des Mnines, 121. Sthu, Lm TVSiuux City, In. siWnkefleld. Ia. HWOalkland, Neb. 10 Onmhu, Nth. lleead, Neb. May 12 H1Ime Concert. 2'. I- ln-l DR. OTTO Ii EOSTROM Director Leonfm'd Swanson Psml Nelson Clarence Czlrlslrom Leland J ohnson Eugene Hagberg Roger Petersnn I .9011an Kendall Reinhold Ilulthcrg Clarence Andcrzon Ogden Johnson. April 12-Swednburg, Neb. April 1870.:cenln. Nell. April l-I-I. calm Nell. April 15 13559$ Ia. Apri1 16 Ikd Oak, 121. April 16 Shmton, In. KpJ-il lT-Ottumml. 1.1. Om Hum'n'd thl'cml a.x. F. Oriole Chorus OFFICERS Praxin'mri Vim? Prlmidrmf Srfl'MtU'jfTrenmurf-r , . Jlu Huger Hixlru'r'nu . . . Kym HIHNE NHLsUX M: muum .V .SUV RL'TII Lxslwrnmx lh'1'll L. A: HHSUN . . Lvnm .Xxnnusnx .Xc-mlpnnist :Intl Organist Rvginn Huhm-n .u-cumlmnist Earl PupL-nhrcmk Suluist Rlurn Bulhmln PERSONNEL Fllralf Sriprmrrm Anmtle Anderson A 5. et Culinway hutheruau Nelsun Serum! Snymmw Lydia Anderson LImrI-m: Aepluml Firxt AIME Ruth Anderson Hun riuttn Swanson Scrmm' .1 im- l'lclt-n cht't Bull 0 Yuungcrt : H Miller 'l'OL'RiIHE'Z April l2-I3mChicngo, Ill. April l-FMeuuminee, Mich April 157Escanaha. Mich. April 16 11 011 Mountain. Mich. April 112-Cry5tzil Falls, Mich. May 5 1-101: - Cnnct'ri. l'RUJ . A. SVUIUIZLSON Dimc'lur Lctlm URuui'I-gc Beatrice Parrish Hclrn Ecklund Hamel Mmm- Anlm Muriu Van Duver llntlv l,indsh'nm Murir 'd'icL-strnm Mildred Nelson 1.2mm Wrslrrluml liliun Landahl April lS-Iron River, Mich. April 15 11-0mv0nd, Mich. April 2tlisuperimu Wis April 21 Minncnpul April 22-St. Peter, Mimi. . Minn. Om- Hundred Twenty mic 0m: Hmldrm Twcmy. m ; Augustana College Bancl Prmidenl 1'1'00Presidm! , . . Secrrrlm'y Tram n rr: r' Jllrnugur AMI. Jlrmrrgcr Li I; m rim: Dlrum Ilfnjor OFFICERS anmnck PEEL J. Mmrox SWANSDX . . . EDWIN Ellxcxsnx . . TUL'IIE Flmmsmnn . . . . E. Luau: Knox Anrmzn PALM Lawnm r. Tr. x ROY Axmmsox PERSOB 'EL OaruaIs Everett F. Lindquist Lawrence Tulcen Ralph Ostmrn Prof. Hal Yingling Palmer Nestnndcr Earl Fredericksou Eugene Lothgren Tenor Trombones Frederick F. Peel E. Einar Krnn J. Miltun Swanson ers Tramhaw J. Arthur Palm Bm'itmi m: Martin Johnstnn Clifford ancn Bernard Sndcrmark Clarinets Rnhert Anderson Eugcnc Nnrdgrpn Grurgc W. H'iclrstmm ELMER T. R. HANKE Dlrecwr Piccom Ha rl H. Kuhitz Sa rapbalmx Vfaltur Pearson Harold Andcrson Dayton Huif Altos Edwin 1i. Erickson Clarence L jeduhl Lennard Sederberg Thure anerstrom Eb Bum: Ewald Ostmln Paul Curlsun BI: Ham: Arthur ll. .lnlmsun D ru mx David V. Xclsnu E: 1 Campbell Kenneth HINT 01w Hundrcd TKTAHX'HHTG Om- Hundred Tn'cntyrfnm' The Handel Oratorio Society 0171 1c1a1m ; Prt'sfdcu! . . . . . V . . . . 12m. G. A. Axmmrax H First .7711 PJ'm-idtw! . . . . . . PROF. 1. M. ANDERSON . x Second I'icc Prmfdrnf . . . . . DR. OTTH H. BasTnoM 11' Secretary . . , . . . . . . . RUTH ANDERSON - ii Ti'erwurr'r . . . . . . . . . . Dnm Bncxs'rnou I M'mmgm- . . . . A . . A , KARL Y1meMsox p Librarians . . . . , Vu'Ton JOHNSON, Hou'AnD PEARCE 11 L '1 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ! Dr. G. A. Andrcen Ruth Anderson L Prof. I. M. Anderson Marie Wickstrom . l DL Otto HA Bostrom Enoch 5:311an Fm?- David Ecckstrum Carl 'W. Jcllnsun ?PIZ Karl Wilhelmson v i J Musical Conductor . . . .' . . . Anvm Sanrvmsox ' Accompmzixt . . . . . . . . . TIIYRA SDDERBERG i Organist . . . . . . . . . . CYRIL GRAHAM l Triicity Symphony Orchestra - L Amml Concert 1 F n i THE MESSIAH Friday cvcning, Ducembcr 16, 1921 SOLOISTS H i ELSE HARTHAN ARENDT . . v . . . . . . Soprano 1! Row LUTXGER GANSON . . . . . . . Conrmlto Rouo L, R. RILLING . . . . . A . . . . Tenor I Hnmmm GOULD . . . . . . . . . . Bass : W I i ; ! RM! 1. IA Om Hundred Twru ry-Il'ce Um: derud 'l'urrnly-Jix Fritiof Fryxcll Second 'l'vnor Clarence Andcrzuu Second Bass . . . And it will discourse most elegant music . . . -Shakespeare Mendelssohn Quartette w Carl Freeman First Tenor ; Roger Peterson First Bass b Tunn- Row L. Johnson, Randolph. iBulmcll. Carsltni. Nnnlgm Nclsnn, I turn. Aeolian Club - OFFICERS Prasidcnt . . . . , . . . . . REGINA HoLMEN Secretm'y-TrcnsuMr . . . . . . . CLm-Ponu TOREN Critic . . . . . , . . . . . PROF. GRAHAM The Aeuiinn Club is a conummtivcljr new musical organization, but it has in the short time of its existence, filled a much needed want Among those students :It Augusizma interested especially in the smdy of church music. Membership in this organization is open to students in any department. Regular meetings have been hcld every Vcdncsduy morning uftcr the chapel hour. At such meetings. programs and discussion dealing- with tln: mzmy plmses of church music, have been given. Vr'ith Prof. Graham present .15 critim the ham- has 11qu1 :1 very profitable one, and the yequ work very succcssfnl. Lindhcrg. 'I'nrm. Wnlsma. Casslin . Tafft. Huhbcrg. nhnsmn, Lindslrunh mack N. .Mulcrsml. Prof Graham, M. Relsan. II. Swanson, 1r. Our 1-14: udrrd Ta-vury-s 5J4. i5 Om- Hundlrd' Tm-ulx-cighr T . . . OF all the arts, great music is the art To raise the soul above all storms . . . -Leland E59 I1; IE? we a Religious 0w Jhmdrrd Thin;- Religious Organizations The brotherhood of Christian ties, Doth such relation edify Bianys soul, that lust and sin and Vice May conquered be, thd ever nigh? And would our lives as pleasant be If we would choose to be alone, And nebr take heed to anothefs plea T0 humbly kneel before His throne? And should we shun among 0111' friends, TVith contrite hearts of Him confess, Who comfort, mercy ever lends Writh loving care and tenderness? Nay, may we join His army vast To find relief in His dear word, To brighten 0111' darkened past In sweet communion with our Lord. I .7. , W, , . ,,,, -.... ........- .-- .. ............ ...... ... . - .-.... -. . .... . . ,, Luther Bible Society ;, :H 0w Hmrdn-d Tlua'fy .lnc Sole Fide Bible Society Um- Hmm'n-LI Ttmu-rm-u Berean Bible Society One Hundred Ihu'fv-Jhuvc Excelsior Bible Society I Top R 0w I Curl Frncnmn Huwurd lmlersnn Erhnrt Petormn Dm'ixl KY. Nelson l 1 1 .lfin't'l'lr: Ram: FrL-d Pcterscm J. Arthur Pain: Curl Solomonsml Eugene Hugbcrg BoHUm R-nw . Emil Cslrlsmx Charles Larson Arthur Larson Roy Anderson om- ummml 'Iluuufwu- Christian Brotherhood OFFICERS Presidr-art . . . . . . . . . DR. OTTO H. Bosrnon I'icc-Prmidwnt . . . . . . . , , ARTHUR ALMQUIST Scorch:r'y-Tmaxm'rr . . . . . . MALVIN II. thomzx The Christian Brntherhncd c'mnc into existence :15 an organization hPcnusc 0f :1 longifelt need on the part of certain students, for a body which would bring them into closer relationship thrnugh th: common ties of intcrrst in the many phases of Christian wm-k. Under the leadership Hf Dr. Otto H. Bostrom. the Brotherhood has had :1 successful year since its innugumtiun ill the spring of 1921. The Chrixtinn Brotherhood has held :um-tinge every other Wednesday afternoon during; the school year. At these meetings problems and topics dealing with Christian work of one kind 1- another have bct-n discussed. Members uf our own theological :md unllcgc facult' :md mcmbL-rs of thc suminm ' ' well .15 ministers ill the Tri-Citics hm'c 3mm 'cd on the programs, and they hzn'c 21H hmught messages which H'EX'C 'vVUlfOInC- In the .Ihscncc of any such body :15 :1 Y. M. C. A., 01- other religious organization of :1 similar nature: the Bruthrrhund is proving to be vital factor in student life at Augustanm n .. 1 m. m. m m. . m M a u. D . r. . ; D r. . n . Mm c An. 7 n. , R 1m , B O B .n n m I .m u c m mm Y PM D H n 7. .ma 7 P. ., m m F mm cl KM LE 5 m P I n .n w h Ix M E .m D, t .m. ,4 p r .m m m IIII.I. . Daniel Martin ?:nrnlmrd l'nrynzll Clarence Wiuunnmm III. C, .L momgrgn Lutheran Brotherho-ocl Board FD Thc Lutheran Brotherhnud Bnnrd has been doing a great work at Augustnnn. Through the efforts of this board, canteen service has been maintained in the NY 01' h x gym, and the gym kept open as a recreational hall. In this way the huff hours may be spent in a warthwhilc fashion. All credit to the Brotherhood Board. I 04w Humlrrd Thv'rfyvsci'w: Om: Hundrni T'MHJ-q-fgm Forensic Our Ilmuia'ni TJn'v Lv-m'nu 48. Our Hundred Fm-ly Rexliew of Forensic Activities at Augustana-qum-QQ rl'heI 50:15am of 1921-1 2:! marks :1 turning; point in thc furcusiv :Ictivitivs :It Augustann. A debuting season 11- aucd without stain of defeat prows that we hmc come into a new era as concumls duhnting. and Imr admission into the Illinois Inter- collegiate Oraturical Association mums that in tllc ficld of unitary we will be per? mittcrl tn campctu with the best in the state. Our varsity debuting teams had a short but diflivult 1h: ' schedule. A dual debate was scheduled with Lulhcr College of Decorah. Iowa. :l chhonl which ranks nmmlf: tht- le:1dcrs ill the cullcgc debating circles of lawn, :md the Illiunisthnmouth iAugustnnu triangle brought our teams fnce to face with the best in Illinois. th wen: represented by experienced dcbuturs whu, nftc'r :ul illinnsirc thruc- months prelmmtiun, trickled Luther. Munmmzth and Illinois and won. Luther was subdued 571, while we won the triangle with 271 decisions over the Monmouth and Jacksonville schools. 0111' teams established :1 record in the history nf the school of which we can justly hL- proud. Oratory- nt Angustnnu has not bCCu rccaguizcd of late .15 :ul intercullcgiutc :11 Association, we will have forcnsic actu'ityj but: with our entrance into the Omtor' the opportunity to place college oraturs in competition with other Schools in the statr'. By such .1 move will the work in forseusics nt Augie be expanded, and :1 great oppor- tunity :iHortlud the studunt hmly to receive practical training in the forensic art. The haunt 0f I'Dprcsenting the school in the stntc contest to he held at Hcdding College next fall, was given to the winner of the local preliminary on May 3rd. The chances to conquer greater fields in oratoryr are open to the representative of the school. Winners in the state contest are sent to district c-ontERts and so on until :1 national intercollegiate oratnr is chosen. In conclusion, a word of commendation must be given first, L0 Conch Sclicrsten who has worked ceaselessly in the intcr'st of forensics :at Augustnnu, in preparing the teams for their schedule, and in securing admission into the Illinois Omtorical Assnciution, secondly to the dsbutcrs who brought honor to the school the past season, and last, but not of least importance, to thuse 0f the student hndy who impre- cintu that our varsity debating teams are worthy of :15 much loyal support :15 are the athlctic teams. i A record has bcvu established, lctls strive to maintain it! QPA Dr, S. Q Ynllngcl'! Prof, .L 1 Scheme mhmug Coach m l-Zkholm Mulrin H Lumluun 1mm nerlermn Student Board of Control of Forensics Rny IT, Jolmsml. Lender Ell H Human Cyrus Churchill james llcrry. Allcrnmc Varsity Debating Team NegatiOe QUESTION Rrsuln-rl, that the principle of tlu- closed shup in industry is justifiable. DEBATES March 11ll1-I.nt1mr College at .Mlgustmm 370, Augumtuna. March 2-Slllillunmnutll 01111-ng ut Mnnmuuth 2-1, .Ulgustzlnu ch Ilund'n-u' Fr. Barbara Gnrsl; Frmaf Fryxell, Leader; Louise n'alker, ,chnmlc: I-Iar'l Ilanson. Varsity Debating Team Affirmati-Oe QUESTIONiRrsulvcd. that thc principle of H14: clascd slmp in industry is jmtifulble DEBATHS March 11th LutlIL-r College at Luther 2-1, Augmtana. 3131'le E-Mh-Illinuis Cnllcgc :It Augustumx 271. Augustunn Our Hmndrmi Ferry-Hmv: L .. Lu. .!lJn 1.-..A.rIJG.1.. Webster Debating Club 0m Hmzrhw! Furlrx'rfnm' Lluuleun llmmm HMISMI Kmn Chtrcluill ,Iuhnsun Fr-VXL' Tau Kappa Alpha Founded at Butler College, 1905 Augustunn Chapter established 1921 The renaissance in Forensics at Augustzma during the last two years has been due to several fncturs. 0118 nf which is the Establishment uf un Augustunn chapter of Hit: Tau Kappa Alpha. Umier the impetus ulforded by this organization. Augustnlm has been represented by perhaps the strongest debating teams in thr history of the schoul. . The T. K A. is a: purely hmmrnry organization. mcmhership being open to those whn have represented the schunl in intn-uullcgiutc fortmir cnnlests. Over fartv 11ml chapters exist, most of which are located in the state unil'ewitiL all such 59110015 :15 Columbia. Harvard, Purdue, Vanderbilt and others. The T. K. A. affords Augus- tana :1 recognitiuu among: the major schools of the country of which she may well b1: proud. O m' Hi1 :rdr-M Farjy-Ezrc ul: 1 Edward Everett Debating C Hnerm! Far y-JLr an L- EAward Eierett Debating Club Our Humfn'd Form . . . Abstruse ancl mystic thoughts you must express With painful care, but seeming easiness; For truth shines brightest thro, the plainest dress . . . -Dillun Society Awake, thou sleeping one, awake, And hie thyself from hermitage; Think not always for thine own sake, Bctuke thyself out on worlch stage. Extend thy hand, give all a smile, Revive good fellowship ymung men; Live on, smile on, not for a while, Discouragcd never; try again! Some priceless gift was given thee, That than could in some humble way Pass on to friends the good and free Thafs found in life, its work and play. Then thou wilt find thti friendship real That doth inspire soul and heart; To practice kindness, sore hearts heal, In every kind act be a part. Giveall thou can what good thou hast, And thou wilt fmd it well repaid VVith sweeter menfries from the past, And bonds of friendship stronger made. Ow Jhmm'mi FOI'U-m'm: ; ; h One lluud'rmf Fifty I'ctcrsnn NeIsoIl Walktr Anderson Board of Control of Social Activities ' The Beard of Social Activities occupies a position uf greatest importance in the school life at Augustana. It acts as the governing influence in the conduct of social activities, and it is doing a most eHicicnt work. In a student body the size of Angustnnu, it is necessary to have some central organizatinn which is given the power to exercise control over sucial activities, that they might find their proper place In student life. Only too often in our colleges and universities the social phase of the school activities is allowed to overshadow, and even to overthrow completely, the scholastic, with the natural consequences. To guard against any such condition zit Augustunu, this Board of Control was organized, and it is by this Board only that any permissions for social functiuns are granted. In this way the correct relationship, between the snciul and the scholastic sides of schnol life, is brought about, and a balance of play and work is struck which proves beneficial to .111. ml; Phi Omega phi Gamma Alpha Beta Pi Upsilon Gamma Omicron Sigma Omicron Omega Nu Omega Our Hundred J-Tfu-vau M. Samuelsnn Schafur l'ctorsull Swanson Rosc-ncranz H'Jlson phi Omega phi Founded 1915 OFFICERS President . . . . . . . . Vice Presid-cnt . . Secretary . Treasurer . A Fjw xJ Om- Hrmdn-d Flflyfwo Conway Anderson Nelson K. .Xmlersmi DAVID 'N. NELSON KENNETH CONREY Wanna SCHAFER MELVIN SAMUELSON . v Jolnlsun Fryxcll Pulurson chnsoll k ', Olson Larger: Hull. Tulaun Gamma Alpha Beta Foundcd 1917' OFFICERS President . . . . . . . . LEWIS MAHGNEY Secretary . . . . . . . . . . anomr Swnh'sox Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . FRITIOF FRYXELL I: , :gi OuchndrodFffry-Han-g Tor Ruw- Lumlccn Swanson Jolnlsnn IJwycr CnrlSnn Sncnxu Rowil'uel Wicksxroln Arnnsun Cavlon lilliol 'l'mkn RowiLiljedahl IIaterius Pearce Nclzuu Patterson I pi Upsilon Gamma Founded 1916 OFFICERS Preyidenl . . . . . . . . . . . INARCARLEON ha... Secrcim'llfTrcasurer . . . . . . . OGDEN JOHNSON One Hundred Fr'Hy-fuur 'I'or Rawil-hgcrstrum H. Hanson I-I. Hansuu Audcrzon Scream Roll' Swensou Larson Lolhgrcn Kron Tinnn Ruw Nordgren Munsuu Vihcrg Tare Omicron Sigma Omic Founded 1920 OFFICERS President Vice President . . . . Seel'etrrry-Trmm re r I'OIT. Emu HANSON . Cun-ms WmERa EUGENE Noanum-zs One Hundred Fifi'3n5m- iIr - m E ,l x. Gilbert II Andaman 'l'm' RmviWesIm-lund Snlomnnsou Sicnxn Row-R. Andersbn Imlm Larson Hazhcm Tnmn Rnw- Linckc FI'EEmmI Ilullnml Cornell w 1 Omega Nu Omega 1 Founded 1919 OFFICERS President . . . . . . . . . . ELMER GILBERT 1 x Sacrefary-Trerwurer . . . . . . . IIARTIN CORNELL OM HllPlk'h'd Fifty-six Kappa Epsilon Kappa Tau Phi Rho Sigma Pi Delta One Humfrcd FifU'vICR'CH Tmv ROW- Sirnxb er L. Wcslcrluml Walker 'flluw HmriRamlnh'h Carlson Our Nmulr't'd F171. 'f. ASUIUIILI IIaH J- Anderson 1.. Wcshrluml hunglus :ermnn Wcmurluud Kappa Epsilon Founded I913 OFFICE RS Prmidant LEONA VVESTEnLL'xn yS'cL-rctar-y-Trcrmn-cr . . . . . . MamaEcxm-nmn' ' n RmeI.;.ugman xulezmg ' mm Rmvildndwtrnm President . . Svm-ctar'yiTrmsurrr Hi x lcr . me FruduricLsnn Hanson Ekhulm Ymmgbcrg Wirkslmm L, lloncu Senin Van Duzer IL Marlinsnn AL Mnrlhlsnn Kappa Tau Foundud 1910 OFFICERS MARGARET EKHoLM . . . . MARIE mes-mml 'l'ur Row75lnddard L. Anderson Ssmxn Rm 'wanson Barge: 'I' I Hnw-Joll son Al. Andaman President Secretary-Treasurer . Om- Huudm-d' Sixty Vu1ktr Frick Gran! - Pearson Moody Gillespie N. Anderson Ainswnrtll phi Rho Founded 1919 OFFICERS . . . . . EDNA GRANT LYDIA ANDERSON Tar R0w -I'Inmbergcr, Fricksun. IC rling. Fuderlncrg, Szcoxn RuwiCarIs Nclsom mmgul. K. xclsuu, n. Jnlumon. 'hunn Rmv-llct, , . rsou. Cnllins. A, Jalmsun Sigma Pi Delta Founded 1909 OFFICERS President . . . . . . . . . EUNICE YOUNGERT Srcretary-Treasurm' . . . . . . . . MARIE CULLINS 0 m- H mum: SI. 01w leifrlrcd SLrIer-ma -M .. 41 . 241. I Calenclar .'-..Ci,x A A Akgyw A Our Huudrcd 5F.rh'1hr:c Our Hundred .S'ixtyvfaur 5. 6. 7 8 1t. 12. 13. LL 19. 16, September Registration begins. Many new students. So many Frnsh we have to search for un old fuer- Pl'cxy dulirers his unnuni sermon nf wclcmnc. Frush grccxwr than Ever. ltuuhen Punrson fu'st captive of the Freshics. Great FruslrSoplmmurc battle in Cuulcrciul mums. Many black eyes. . First call for football candidate; Late leave uiglIt-why Imu'E; 811d FrcLFS blue looks and fcclings. Gulls alt Youngerths. Phi RIMS theatre party. Class electiom. Roulzctyil stat? chasm. Q. T. Wiener must at Watch 'l'nwur. First meeting of flu: Phl'BIIU and the Adelphic. Ixccn umupctitinn Ui'Cl' the mere Freslnnen. Woman's Club Uet-Togethcr in Cuntccn. Laurie makes u gnucl yell lender. . Hess nppmu's in a cunt instead uf am: of his numerous sweaters. Plu'enu-.-klclphic Receptiam Ruy makes a great hit emu gets one Duck. Prexy gives his hsermoal an church slips fur the bonelit of thc Ycul'lings. Keys Ht bill AIR duI-scm s. . Phrenu bus to serve :x lunch to draw a L'NJWlL . Drive for W'omcn's Building begins. Middy Bixmr mltcrtuins Q. T15 Ht slumber party. K 5 annual birthday party. in Housing scml-nif for team on way m Wabash. . Vicner liazlsts galore. Astridc tulks in her sleep concerning one handsome mun. , Wulmsh 'f-Augustunu 0. We mudc 'cm tht for it. Bucluw suys it was wursc than war. '. Bund Fund Drivcra'talrlexl. Old Dunn girls entertain the newcomers. Green caps uppnar. . Kcyhs have party in Duvenpurt. .Smni-uury npcns Yuungcrt: I hid us Wei? come. . chnerberg tryout. Competition 1cm . Burg- quist Ilisnppuinted. 0. S. 0. initiatiun. . Fucully Reception. Pm-l receives hearty can- gI-ahllatiuns. I I 10V 11. 12. 30. 31. October . Rushing season opens. Phi Him lunchcnn ill Canteen. . Slutt's Mart Sundny closing. . it E. breakfast. Q. '1', kid party. 5 P. D. Frcsluncn walk out when Imlul drive is Whm-z- Wm: our new rlnss 'thrung up:m K. '12 Tam 0. N. 035 initiate Pug Swanson, Didlft 1 .- make u cute litth: Lrirl? .Phi Rho slumluer purty. K. E. prugrussivc dinnrr. . Sliced Rushing Party. . Fhi llhn dinner party. Key purly. Q. '1 pa 1' Ly. . Augustmm 2B-Purs0ns 14, 0. N. 0 stunt M Blackhnwk. . Pnps and 0. S. 035 have stag dinner at Y. M. . A. Band convert in Chapel. XVc gct rukml urn- the coals hy the Dispatch fur the rooting at the football gmnu. We need it. The Take Me Out Club organizes. Plcdgcs come out. Committee inquires why F'rush DO NOT wear green cups. IrlcillaniIH-V Quist keeps late 11mm. . Thc Suciul Butterflyv is shown how msmetjcs should he applied. , Augushmn I-LIlIinuis Wesleyan 0. Illinois U. hand in Gym. 1 We expected some excitement in Chapel but failed to find any. Invitutinns ta Ynungertk Ten Party issued. Were you slightcd? .Thc Raid on Raam' 23 discussed pm and can. And a good time wac had by all. he vanguard of the Alumni come strolling in. . Lew Sarctt at Lyceum. Big Pep meeting for the Ilomcuuming Gama . Homecoming. Millikin 28-Angie 0. Banquet. Carnival. No apologies. . Excavation un Zinn I-liil started. 0. S. O. dine ilt thc Blackhawk. . Freeman 111m.- 41!! day. He didn't see Nellie. . Messiah practice starts. Q. T. progressive din- ner Putty. . Gnh's Hullnwe'en party. Orioles start their warming. t Cmmnercial Hallowcten party. Bazaar candy lms its ill effects. Hownrrl's fmncec arrives. . Augustunu iQ-Muumouth 7. Hashsiingers pur- ty in their old. haunts. Elvira to Carl Sulu- monson: Weh'e got dates. This was the day we had tlmt chicken dinner. Remember it? Vt'ho hung tin.- furniture on the stew: of An- gels Abude? Reformation Day. Half holi- my. x?.p -n: 53 H'- :.:j - u One Hn udrczi Sivryffoc November . Frnsh-Snplmmm'c Mask party Quite a 1mm- bm' 0f uninvited guests. . Scninr I'Izlllmrden party. Sodm'hlom and Bry- neil luu'e a guild time . Ethel gnfs 5mm- rnses. Pretty ones Run. Sanford Lerture. . Augustunu 14-St. Ambrose 0. Phi Rhifs Ini- tinte; .Excclsior Bthc Class urgnnizes. Merle and. Marie untertnin-Uml the Bible clnssL Mary Garden concert. Pingnil day. Helen Eckhmd changes 1391' mind. . Kev appear in summer fmery, Miss Rust speaks at VI'nmm'Vs club. . Junior dinner in the canteen. Some interest- ing secrets revealed. A 1-mi:.tice Day. Holiday. Dr. Chapman speaks. Ex-Service Men's dinner in the Can tccn. . Bradley laizhlgic 0; Team entertained in my? :11 fashion by Bradley. Fuotbull men entertained at Becks. . Girls accused of whispering in chapel. Sir Ramsey lectures. Pup dinner at Molina Cunv munity Club. . Phi Rho dinncv at Davenport Commercial Club. . Q. 12's and Spreads initiatE. . Bauhaus recital. . Eureka game cancelled. Xntinnul Mule Quar- tettc. . Big pup mteting in Slutlenty Union. Lyceum election. Gene loses several boxes uf cundv. . Tuliy stages a tearful guullvbye in the Lib. Thanksgiving Recess. . TlInnkSgiving Day, . Blue Monday. No one prepared for classes; Why was Ethel so tearful and gloomy? That's right Reinie left. . Interclalxs Basketball. .Tun'lurs 33-Semjnary 6. Frosh I54Acndemy 9. +l Du :- Urmdrrd SF.n'J-vn'x E: 3 2r J11 EH i U 1 4 19. 20. 21. . FreshIm-n lT-Snlllmmurcs 12. . IG race Church . Debate preliminaries. . Messinh concert. . Sad partings. December J uniors 18-Sen- 101's 13. . Freshmen BsiJuniurs 11. YourIings the champs. . Ed. Jnhnsun steps out HMari Olson. Pearl and Ed. cat at Urucnwumrs. All of Angie there. . Basketball practice starts for varsity Candi? dntca . Cnrlmi imitates several important pcrsnnagcs. . Prufs. aw? crabby Ve just go tn school. BM, 11-. Ailft it L'hute? All you mm ant fm- l'lffy cents. Pep meeting at noon. . Iowa U. JLAugic 16. . Edward Everett defeats R'ehster-Augie rc- nmins cn-educationul. . Key's Ht East Melina Community Club. . Elda Hermann is reiieved of a great responsi- bility 1'11 Xty. . Belated. term papers begin to cnmc in. Finals srt in. . Augustann 35-Pursons 24-. Jake Visits Augie and Llothers. Conservatory program at Studrntf Union. Phreno-Adelphiu Christmas pru-ty. Did yuu get El present? But it's soun 'We all look .1 little hit worried. all over. MERRY XMAS. -s C: run 2 O n c H u ndrrd 511? II 0n: Hundred STle-ruiyhl 10. 11. 12. 13. IE. January . HAPPY NEAV YEAR! ! ! RL'Qibtl'llHUll hn- glns. Ditto. Have ynn sern Skin: 2 ring? gmtulmicms. Cun- leck to tht' grind uguin. Lewis Mulmney suggnsfs the use of mouth ur- guns in French Happily rc-nnited wnplrs mulcc use nf late learn. ankutlmll team rclurns from :1 sucvcssful lmrnstorming trip. . Scms begin to nrrivc. Seminary opens. . Stinu and Leann entertain. Augustzmu 24713 nulley 18., .Freming makes his debut. WWI Eat your clothesJ' . Gnh stag party at Adnlf Ilnlfs home. ' Frat; entertain sororities. Murg. and Ed. llcm- onslrutc huw t0 elnpe. . Rattn at Lyceum. Augie 273-Vlunlnuuth 26. . Augustana 30-St. Ambrose 6. Nut a flelrl goal ' scored hy the Saints. Banlin: and snake dance. Stucco cutchcs on fire. Durm rluc next. . Hrmm- system discussion continues, . H's see several nld friends from Illinois. February 1 1. Girls organize fur haskutlmll. - 2. Senior girhf llIL-nh'e party. 3. St. Olaf clmir, i i 4. Key formal alt Bluekhnwk. Ii. Honor Hyslrm discusSinn dfscnnlinutd until students learn what hunm' means. . j T. Canteen opened as :I rux'rkatirm center for 10M- 1 crs and those subject to Nuthsluink regula- tions. 1 8. Miss Pearce givus helpful advice tn the girls un HHuusehuIrl Hints. 10. Another day when nulhing happcnud. Funny ain't it? i 51. Eurokn cancels game. i 11. Angie 43-Armuur 27. 1:3. Augustmm 25711linois Wesleyan 18. 14, Q. T. formal at Blacklmwlr. fl 1:3. Phi Ilhn formal alt Blackhnwk. 16. PmI-Hcllcnic lmnquct nt Davenport Cmnmar- ! ciul Club. . l7. Bruno Eshjurn concert. 18. Gnhs Ell Rock Island Club. E r . I 20. Prof , Graham elucitlntera concerning the nrgzm. : i '21. Augustana 4273'Innuwuth 22. 22. Augie plays St. Ambrose Six mun team. The sixth mun makes hasty ox after Hm game, 1 1 2th Tully surprises himself 133' rcpiting in Physics. 2-1. Dick Van Alatym- on this day rrcited in Xty. Opic Read all Lyceum. 25 is seen with twelve girls with him :It the 27. Students still repair Honur System. 28. Adelphic has old fashioned spell-dawn. Gm: HumirvdSiJIy-niarc Ono Hundred Savoury 1. 2. m -1 25. 2G. 27. 28 Womank Club rexlucaratu tlu: Canteen. -l-. High Schuol lourmunmt. Hunks in 1:11:55- us depleted. . Carl Solnmonson in Xty: H1 have nnthillg to say. . Snph girls win lmskct'lmli clmmpinnshiy. Track practice. stn rts. . John Erirsnn banquet. Rather :1 spirited af- fair on the running track. . Senior formal at tho Blewklmwk. Prust hirtlfdny. Did you call in the XIHCT' noon. . Flu epirlcmiv starts at the Dorm. . Woman's Club Kid party. . Grenlmm-Pulnknk' recital. Augie wins hntl: debates fmm Luther Cnllegc. . S. P. D. fnrmal at the Blunklmwk. Work startcd an the Athletic Field, Mntzenmwr concert. . Paul Nelson's rival appears. Paul disaplmnrs. . A. G. A. A. organized. Pruf. Samuelson's r:- Citul. . Augie wins Illinais?Monmullth-Augnstunu dv lmte triangle Gus places on nll-stnte Basket- hall team. Pugs at the Blacklmwk. nKumui Kids entertain. Work is resumed on Zion Hill, and am pence nguin disturbed. Mixs Pearce the heroine, rescues Ethel frnm her rumn. Horse shut and baseball are again with USA- Signs of spring. Pl'cxj' entertains in honor of Swedish Cnnsul. , Consul Addresses students. W'cnnerbcl'gs sing. Rice gives Wl'hc Turning of the Shrew. Ruckctyil' goes to press. All gnarl things must end, therefore we quit. x29 ATHLETE . lwqxx. xv? :5 dc r 9 ID 10 e w S V T u 1nt r A Director of Athletics Om: Hllud'n'd 5c:'cn.'y-onc n, Heckmam W. Swanson Dr, Amlrucn . Dr, H'allin M. Cunncll Prof. Klmg Board of Control of Athletics 0m- Humiwd, 'z-uIy-iwo 192: Varsity Football : n v. .u S H m 01w I-imldrcd A'cz-culy-faw Rveiew of Football SeaSOH- IQQI The season of 1921 found Augustmm facing a harder schedule than ever hefnre. There were. games with Wabash, one uf the strongest teams in the country, and Milii kin champions of the I. I. A. Cuiin fact not an easy game an the list. Coach SwetL he'rg called out the grid candidates early in September. More than thirty men under the leadership of Capt. HCllllBkw Larson, respondad to the call. There was :1 guod nucleus of veterans: and a good supply of new material. After two weeks nf practice, the untried Augie machine embarked fur Cruww fordsvillc to battle the rcdouhtnble 'iLittlc Giants. To use the expression of one who played, iiIt was worse than any battle in the Great KVnr! Augie fought us all Augie teams fight. The 6nd of the game found XVnhash victorious, 7e0. Con- sidcring the strength of the Big Scarlet eieven, the low score aroused the hopes for :1 winning team to a high pitch. The men came out of the Wabash game in :1 battered condition, but luckily the next Saturday was an open date. TIN: two weeks luy-otfH served to perfect team? play In the next encmmter, Angustmm easily downed Parsons. Nearly every man on the squad had :1 chance to do his bit. The following weekecnd promised to be an interesting one. Illinois W'csleyun was going ulike a house on fire . Huussler, Ziuscr and Company had just disposed of Knox and were in readiness to serve Augie the same way. Two touch-downs decided the day, and Augustanu put across both of them. It is seldom that 3 Homecoming has such a setting as in 1921. The visiting team was Miilikin. Erieson Field could not take care of the large crowd, so the game was shifted in Duughls Park, This was a gorgeous setting, but victory was not tn be ours. The jinx was with us again. The Big Blue. machine was the best team that day. Augustnnn Came, saw, and conquered, all in a nice green cowipnsture. M0117 mnuth's football field was a sea of mudJ hence the changed location. But it made no difference. The buys swam and slipped thru the mud for a 1977 win. St. Ambmse came to Duuglas Park determined to beeome the Tri-City Collegiate champions. If. was a great game, hotly contested to the end. The Augie back- Iield worked like a elock-work. Two toueh-downs represented the superiority of the Swedes over the Saints. Bradley honored Augustana by selecting the Blue and Gohi :15 their Home- coming Day attraction Bradley Augustana games are the cleanest and hurdesb fought game of the year. Bradley had a good team and. won a well-eamed victory. Old Man Winter won the last game at the year. Four inches of snow made it impossible for Augustsna to pry nlf lhe lidH in gridiron relations with Eureka. CINIL'II chdberg, Captain Larson, and the men arc to be congratulated upon their splendid showing. The men fought hard every minute, even when discouraged by misfortune and injury They were a credit tn Augustana. Next fall Captaixr Elect Holland and six other veterans will be back to carry on the good work. Howard R. Anderson, ,22, Mgr. Tor- Ruwis SECOND 0 Tuna: Ruw A . Eligcrg. tCnacM. l'alm. Amlersam lllanngcn ' ksou. U.'Pclcrsmh oInnIon5mI. hwimsml. IL l'ulcrsml. Vfilsml, Puarm .. rm , H, Lm'mn. Lonwll. C'. Imrsnn. lCa'n J. 1i. l'clcrmn. linlIamL Intke. Football Squadu-Iggl OFFICERS Canal! 4 . . . . . . . An'nn'a V. SWEDBERG Captain . . . . . . . . CHARLES LARSON Manager . . V . HOWARD ANDERSON PERSONNEL C. Lnrsun ....'1'.'Ickle Norton. .Full Back , ,Hnlf BnL-k unrtcr Back End End HDUnnd, Ii. Petvrann. Swilnsun NVilsnn .. A. Lnrsun usml Cornell WGuelrd W'. I' Tull Buck Limzke , End numl nck I c Alsrnc Vnorl . 0. Peter Snlonmnsu Erickson u Pulmw Peurso lloscnurun Andersu Bnclunu :I, u urd Our H nn'n'd Sri-rndy-ch Augustunu Augustnua Augustuml . Angustmla . Augustana , Augustnnal Augustana Om? Hrmdu-d Alw-rrrym'a' The Seasorfs SCOTQS Vubusll . Parsons . Illinois Weslc Millikin Monmouth St. Ambrose Bradley CHARLES LARSON Ithllcm. the team's captain, hucuuse nf his mnsislont 11 determined to fight :1 will that w. 5 hard to heal. H0 .. llmmrt-rl with 1!. place on the ulI-slnh: team. VICTOR HOLLAND uVic played his third 59 mn and his best so far. His specialty was and runs in which he never failed to make the necessary gains. R OGER PETERSON uRogv did udmiru well at the quar- ter hack position. H iudgmcut in call- ing the right play at the right time help- ed to crush the defense of thc uppusitiun. WA LLACE SWA NSON In victory 01' defulL hHYulliEV kept up the pep :uuong his teanmmtcs with his untiring playing. His rcgnlur position was at end, though he played well Alt full buck when cullrd un fur service. Om: Hundrrd 5. cufj'rxcwn Ono Mn :1ch :a'cm-ulr-ciym E R I I A H T PET EH SON Erhurt plzlyvd his last smsun fm- Am gic. An injurv lrly in iluI sensun though n a riuus lwnrl Lap, could not keep him 013' the gridiran. He muy be classed with tlw best tackles that ever xlmmed An Augie ftmilmll suit. ARTH UR LARSON ' Hrmmic,5' though smnll in stature, mm W? be regarded as Angie's hcst guard. He fought ml the final whistle rcgm'dlrss of injllric's CARI. ALSESE Cully carried the hull fur gains both through Ihc line and around the ends. HG pluyml the game of a seasoned veteran at all times. CARL WILSON Cullic inaugurated his first ymr in nn Augie uniform with exceptional phi '- ing. He played with the spirit that winsl MARTIN CORNELL L'alum-l u tuwcr of strrn'th in the Unix As .1 hghter ln- cam ha z with the host. CUHT NORTOX Huts nFr' to Curl the dimiuuliw l'ull buck. H:- was a constant mn-nm-c In the nppnsing 1: hnlh nn Hue clm'cnsiw and the 031- M A YNA RD W 00 D Augic regular center who had the misfnrmnc of having 1' h-g ln-nken in the Millikin game. I sh'vngth in the line helped to stup ovurything thalt Calm: his way. CAR 1'. SOLOMONSON Bring hath ruugy and be My made Solu- munmn zm im'ammhh' mm at uentc-r. Records show that Augie mzuh- constant gains through center, whereas anppunvnts fuilml. 'Nuf Sad. 0m- UnmJn-d Sci'rniy-ninc OM Hnndrrd Emmy MARVIN LINCKE Marv fxllcd in to perfection when called cm to perform at end. He still has a year IL-Et tu play. OLI YER PETERSO N 'C'llie pIuyl-d cquully well at guard 01- tackle. He will be a vnluuble man DI1 nuxt yeufs tnmn. ELVIS ANDERSON 'Snus showed up well at substitute guard. He was filht and full of fight With more rxpcrimcwhe will prove a strung contender. XVILLARD LARSON Owing to Littigk injury, Gila:n was vallttl upon ta play alt fullback. I-lc proved that weight is nnt the Gnly thing that ligurL-s in being a good football pluycr. u i i i u ORRN LITTIG Littig u a kept out nf tlw frzu fur the greater wt of the sum Im-uusc of .'I imdly wrcnchcd km-o. Even with that hand up In- plziyed u strllur Ed u when- m'rr called upon. FRANK HOSI'ZNC RA NT, Hunk is Another of the reserve play- L'VH wlm slmu'etl to a great advantage at PHIL u'hem-ver he: played 1w put up a gnud game, RICH ARD VAN A LSTYNE hDick , fresh from the eusl, donned u suit and manic things hum in tho I: Mild. He lill-t in wall at lmlf hntk wlu-n injected Intn the hustilities. EPIilL-XIM ERICKSON Eph proved am able undersfudy at quarterback and gave prulniau of a great future at that position. Our Hundred E ylvivrmrc Om: i'huldrcd El'ymy-lwa CHA R LES BO EH M E Buellme is a substitute guard who helped tn keep up the fighting spirit Hmong the players. He gave the regu- Irlrs u gmuinc workout in every scrim- magc. REUBEN PEARSON Pearson is another substitute to whom grent credit is due for his work in the scrinmmges. He filled in at gunrd. A 11TH U ll PALM uTin ' substituted at guard where he used Ins weight to a great advantage He fought always with :1 smile. H OXVARD ANDERSON, Manager Anderson performed patiently the many arduous tasks that fall to the lat of a football manager. He deserves credit fm- his work. - I I l wk V 1922 , ,1 ' ' Varsity I . 7 Basketball Our Hundl'rd E'glilyrfhr'ur 1; i h E Om- H u udrcd' EiylHy-fmrr Review of Basketball Seasonn-Icym-QQ The 192I71922 binkcthnll season at Augustanu has in m'cry sense of the ward been A successful one. Of the twenty-two games played, Augiu emerged victorious nu less than twelvc times, and succeeded in piling up a total of 517 points to her up- poncnts' +29. This is an excellent record considering the class of teams that Augic has locked horns with. Such tmms :13 Illinoi5 Xi'esleynn mid Monmouth, both strong claimants fur the Canfercnct- Championship: De Paul University and Armour Insti- tute of Chicago, all have guns dawn in defeat at the hands uf the scrappy quintctle of Angie basket tossers. N0! :1 single game was lost on the home Hum, mid thruuglmut the season the supportan of thu team were dished nut some exceptionally thriIling exhibitimls of basketball. i Coach Swedhcrgis first 0:111 for cnndidntcs fur varsity positions was answered by same thirty hefty bnskctcers, ull eager and ready to jump into the fray for Old Augie. Captain Wnllic Swanson, Gus Andrew, Mal Lundccu .vmd Cullie Rydholm, nll letter men, served as n strong nucleus around which to build the team. Couch Swedharg's first glimpse of those fighting fur positions convinced him that same exceptionally good material was on hand, and he found it extremely difficult to weed down his squad to the customary twelve 01' fourteen men. After a careful process of Elimination however, Ole Jnhnson. Hunk Rnscncranz, Connie Amman, Bill Dwyer, Ken Conraj', Mei Samuelson. Cullic livilsou and Dick Van Alstyne still remained on the field of lmttlc to answer present at the roll call with the letter men. The team was ably led by: Winnie Swanson, the terrible Swede from Molinc, and his dashing, crashing style of play never failed in strike term:- in the hearts of his oppanehts. This was W'ulliels last year on the basketball team. He was a fighter from the word go , and his services will be sorely missed. His ability to inject his nnever say die fighting spirit into the other members of the team resulted in no small number uf victories for Augustana. Next year Augie will he lea by Gus Andrueh, unanimous choice for all-con- ference center. Although clusaly guarded, Andreen piled up more than half the points made by Augustnnn during the season just closed. W'ith Gus at the helm next season, Augustunu bids fair to plough straight through to the championship with. colors Hyingi ' SEASON'S SCORES Augustunn 6 1mm L' Augustnna .ilE Bradley Augustnnn 5 Parson: . Augustuna 43 Armour . Allgust-mn 1 Simpson Angustalm 5 Wiaslcyan . Augustana 7' CL-ntrul Augustmm 4 De Kalli Auguhtunn 8 Pun . Augustnna Augusta : 0 Ottumwa . Augustulm Augusta ; 1 Ta. chslr. Augustun: Augustann 4 Bradley . T Augustnni 5 St. Arnbruse Augustanu 3 Momnuuth . 6 Augushma 3 Noruml .. Auguslmm 0 St. AmIn-usc r 6 Augustanu Auguslann I ,,,lG Eurekn Czu-l H. Freeman '22, Mgr. Fax: 1: :1. K$ x y E: .l til TL L Tus- Ruw-Swedhurg. lCnaelU. Th Sacuxu Row 'nmuulson. Luudeu Tullw lmwajolmsom .Mldcrsun. Basketball SquacL-Ic921-22 OFFICERS Coach . . . . . . . . . . . AllTIIL'R Su'Enner; Capfm'wr . . . . , . . . . . WALLACE SWANSON Jimmgnr . . . . . . . A . . . CARL FREEMAN PERSONNEL Swan nsnn hlrwn rd A rmmn ' Dwyc Sunlu Johnson ' Cmn-e Forward Guard 0m- Hrludrrn' Eiyhry-ra'ru CAPT; W'A LLACE SWA NSON Vr'ulliu hnished his years of cumpetltiun fm- Augie ml the has tbull Huur with this season. Plny' forward, he demonstrated his sk' ill 11 ting; the ring from all angles nnd dictulmes. CA PT. -E L ECT. GUSTA V AN D R E E A ' Gus showed u marked imprm-cnmnt in his playing this yenr. He played a whirl' wind game at center and brought manly vic- 10rics 'mto Angie's camp. He placed on the nlI-shlte team. h OGDEN JOHNSON 3 n01c, the fighting guard from hVnusnu. Too much praise cannot be given him for his consistent playing at standing guard. FRAN K ROSENCRANZ hHank played his iirst year with Augie nml shqud marked ability in fluur-work. He is n Speedy man and Imnws how to usr it on the basketball finor. Our Hm! drut EEplrry-fir FARL RYDIiOLM . uGulliv played the 01d rciiuble game at I I - running guard. Besides his defensive worth I he nftml pmwd n factor an the offensive I with his field IIJIslcnts i MALYIN LU NDEE.r Mal displuycd the requisite fight when- ever usallctl upon. His lmlully was short 1 rnngu shouting. x 1 ; x ,1 w' EV. :H w J: 9., , x x, 1: l uCmmie made his first showing in Augie lmskctlmll Ellis yam He displayed speed and fioorwork whenever given :1 chance. x I F CONRAD ARONSON f K ENNETH CON R EY Hien could ulwuys he depended upon to step in and show up at forward in n pleas- mg manner. One Hundred ECyhlJ'm 1T1! mm Hundred Eiyhlyrciyhl ROY ANDERSON anllywimd llnd :1 keen eye for the lms- ket at long rnuge. He did his shave when ever srm in. C A R I. IHVYER '1W1 substituted at guard, where he did credilnhic work. W'itll flu: cxpcrieuue guin- ed this year he will he a vulmnblc asset tn tin: squad next season. RICHARD VAN ALSTYNE l'Dick,u with a yearis experience in the cast, came back to Angie and displayed great form ilt running guard. His specialty was long range shooting. CARL FREEMA N, Manager Freeman proved to be the right man to uppeusr: the uppetitcs uf the hungry uth- letcs. His fatherly care of the tempera- mental natures oi his charges is appreci- ntcd. m m; Varsity Baseball :xm .Wx fl a g Ulu- Hmusmt Eiyilly-m'm Base Ball ReOieWu-Season 1921 The mill for hziscbnll candidates in prclmrntiou for the 1921 season, was answered by :1 crew of thirty promising :Ithlctcs. Five lcttcr-men 0f the mum that E'nptllred second place in the conference the previous year, rnpurtadt Practice games were held with the Rock Island Thrcc-I team, mid i'nriaus lncnl sciiiiqiro. nines. but the in- terference of the elements delayed work on the diamond and permitted few days of practice in preparation for the scheduled season. The opening tilt at Chicago, with Armour furnishingV the opposition, pruvcd to he a mutual Shlgtfcst, tllc score being tied 979 when darkness compelled cessation of hostilities. Confronted by a seven run lead in the suventh inning. Augie rallied and with the helpful assistance of a few Iiomciruns cuntributcd by Bcngston, XVickstmm and Swanson, tied the score before darkness inturpused. Lombard cnpturcd the first tussle at home, 11t3. Swansmfs cft'cctivc pitching for Lombard, cuupled with hunched hits and gond fielding, and aided generally by the tire errors ml the part of Angie, paved the way to victory for the Galesburg school. Playing the best brand of baseball of the: seusnn Augie defeated Monmouth the following week by z: 3 2 score. To hOckic'a Dahlquist, the veteran of tlu: pitching staff, goes considerable credit fur the victory. Allowing only five hits and fanning seven, Ockic not only performed in stullnr fashion on tin: mound, hut won his own game by knocking out a two hugger in the ninth inning, bringing home the winning- run. The return game with Armour pmvcd to be am easy one for the visiting crew, the Engineers capping the event, IOtI. Augie was helpless hcfurc the deceptive offer- ings uf Gifbertson the pitching ace of the Chicagoans, and rendered matters worse by losing the ball at crucial moments while on the field. Augie split cvcn in the return matches with Lomth and Monmouth, defeating the former 6-71, and taking the short end of a GtO score from the Maple City nine. Peterson, Captain and reliable backstop, was placed on the hospital list for thn remainder of the scasun in the latter game, due to an injury to his hand. This necessitated a changed lineup, and simplified matters for Monmouth. The final game of the season, played on the home field with Brndlcy, was decisively lost to our slugging visitnrs, 8-1. Inability to hit, and :1 tendency on the part of Augustana to score in the error column, made it easy for the Pcnrimis. The Bradley game witnessed the last appearance in an athletic role at AugieJ uf Ralph Bengston, twelve letter-mun and cm; of the greatest athletes that has ever rcptcscnteni the Blue and Gold, Oscar Dnhiquist, reliable hurlcr for four years, Earle Vickstrom, ull-statc football man and prominent in baseball and track, and Stanley Fahlstrom, participant in three sports. W'J'th eight men from last year's team again in school, pruspects fur a team of championship calibre are especially bright for the 1922 season. Competition for positions will be keen: since :a wealth of promising material has shown up in the early spring practice. Inar A. Carlson, '22. Mgr. Oru' Hundred tvhlt'fj a EE-m JI 'Ilnl' anV-HRVEEIIIEI' ianlchJ. . s ; . Inla'nL Puurce, H'ichtrnm. gamxn R0 7mm Amlumx, . y, Swanson, Hungslm! hum: Iiuw-Samucl. Dulgcr, mmsmu, Larson. Baseball Squacln-IQQI OFFICERS Candi. . . . . . , . . . . . ARTHI'R SWEDEERG Cnpim'n . . . . . . . . . . . ROGER PETERSON RImmgcr . . . . A . , . . . . . INAR CARLSDN PERSONNEL Pelersun A .Cntcher .Tulnuun. Oumeld Fahlstram m- M Base Cunrn Kt Busc Pearce Outfleld L-vannmIL. ,Third Base Wickstm: Bengstu Slwrl Stop, Pitcher Dzlhlqui Pitchrr Sunnlrlsun rlnm'ld Utility Anzlers'mr Outfiekl Larson... Oldfield Utility 0m- Hunnfwd X'I'ncty-un: Ono l-hnuI'n-J :Vr'rrrlyl'wo R ALPH B ENGSTON Bing l'inishL-d his curBer as u hull play- er under the Blue and Gold. His all around nllility :md cuul 'hcmledncss bmught the team out of many 1! fight place, CA PT. ROGER PETERSON With Rog behind the but directing the attack the enemy had tn give way more than once. I-Ie Emil u lot of guml baseball judgA mcilt. W'ALLACE SWA NSON Mk'ullic and his line of baseball chatter from tlu: hut currler instilled the fighting spirit into the team. As :1 wiclder at the stick he ranks with the best. EA R LE VVICKSTROM Wickie the slugging uutfieldcr was ui- ways on deck to deliver the goods, with men an the buses. In the field, few gut past him. K ENNETH COX REY tthn pickul the high anus and scnnped the low onL-s around first base. In that pnsL tion he never fnilu'l tn register uguinst the nppnsitiun. MELVIN SA MUELSON ttIt'Icl proved his worth as a utility in- fielder. W'henever milled tn tlu duty he. gave a good :nccuunl of himself. This ambitious youngster gave :1 gond alucount of himself in the outfield, where his unerring cyc helped him pull dawn the big ones. t . 1 X - . W1 LLARD LARSON X OSCAR. DAHLQU IST nOc'lticu our Vetc-ran on the mound. Not only was he n gmrl pitch but he also wielded a hut that cuunted for runs. Ont J'Ilmn'v-rd Ninrukrhv'cc OGDEN JOHNSON nOle, the r-lutlguted wut-flcldor from NVis- cnusin, cuvnrted urcluml thr garden in a manner that wnn him a place from the start. At but he ncvrr fnill'rl to help. ROBERT ANDERSON BOW broke into the nthlctic ranks 0f Augie in the person of an outfielder and he played a cool heady game at all times. HOWARD PEARCE K Hum,w while nnt eligible for the confer- encc games, put out :1 nice brand nf bnse- hnH whenever he WEIS soul: into thc fray INAR CARLSON Carlson look cure of the hard task of managing the hall team in a manner that calls for commendation. o : Hlmdrmf Numyrm 1921 Varsity Track Review of Tracl-c Seasonn-Igzt Track at Augustami has not been one of the mujuz' spurts, buL as wall yum- lms 'l passed, it has become recognized as :1 sport which deserves r15 much support as :my 1 i other athletic activity. It is worthy of every student's hacking and the full suppurt' I of the school. i l Not only the interest slmwn by the athletes, nor thv records made by themJ but i 1 the general interest manifested during thr, sensun of 1921.. tends to prove that Augieis l track teams are making progress and gaining in strength. Although no victories can i be claimed for the team during this season, all the men showed :1 splendid spirit and deserve a great deal of praise. Much credit is due Capt, Carl Rylnnder and Coach 1 l chdhcrg, who put a vast anmuut of work and energy into the training- and the couch- : 1 ing uf the team. Augustuna met three schools rumwncd fm- thcir strong track teams, and also I l took part in the state meet at Decatur. The opening meet was held with Bradley l at Peoria, April 29. Captain Rylandcr, Curl Ekhlzid, :md Reynold Swanson showed up exceptionally Well ill: this meet, Rylmlricr tnliing two firsts: in the half mile and the mile, Ekblad taking first in the two mile and second in the mile; and chnsun taking first in the javclin mid sec'ond in the two milc. On May 2 a dual meet was held on the home field with Nurthwestern College uf ' Navcrvillc furnishing' the uppusition. Fahlstrom was high 1mm fur Augustnnn, v1 Ix - . - I . h 1w garnering- 18 points With three firsts and one second. '99 Two weeks Inter the team journeyed to Munmuuth and engaged in :1 dual f i, mutt with Mnnmouth College. All events wcre very closely contested in this meet and Monmouth won only by a small margin. The big feature of this meet was the run by Augiu. 0n the last lap, Niblock of Monmouth had secured a lead of I5 y. rds. Liljednhlt running the last lap for the Blue and Gold, made one of the most remarkable sprints ever seen in any meet, and finishad running of the one mile rclu 10 yards ahead of his Mcmmuuth upponcnt. Augustana sent. four men to the state meet, Fnhlstmm, Liljednhl, Ekblnrl and Capt. Rylander bring selected to gu. Reilley was the only man to place, winning fourth place in the mile. The following scvcn men, Cari Rylandel', Curl Ekblad, Martin Cornell, Carl Peterson, Arthur Bruncr, Clarence Liljcdnhl and Stanley Fuhlstrom earned and were awarded their sweaters and letters. L The grdduntion 0f Rylander and El-zblud deprives the tezmi of 1922 of two cx- ll i i ccllcnt long distance men, and the absence of 1 uhlstrom leaves :mothcr breech in the l squad. However, several new mcn huve been added: with Darrow, Cassidy and ' i Dwycr louminp; up an especially valuable. t l l t This season, Augie meets Mnnmouth, Bradley and Northwestern. Conch SwetL hurg will also send :1 relay team to the Drake Relays. The consistent: training and the work being done by the whole team points ta a successful season in 19221 Eugen: Lnthgreu, ,22, Mgr. Our Nmrrlrml A'hu-Iy-six '7 Ruw-I'Ik mL I'nnun. Q on. JniL-lm. Liljulnm. Snrdhcrfh Woacln. Slgcuxn Run'i weu-zum 1' 0n. Ryhmler, unlauhn. Hnncn Lolllgrun. Track Squ8 i IQQI OFFICERS Coach . . . . . . . . . . . AR-ruta szunanu Captain. , . . . . : . . . . . CARL Rruxm-tn ' .Mmmgcr . . . . . . . . . . EIVGENE Lu-rnuuax PERSONNEL Rylnlulclnnun ............. .... ..........0m- Mile Anselm Dashes cdnhl le'tL-r Mile Brunet: anslws 4 likhlud. Two Mile Lutllgl'el Half Mile I Fillllstfulll Pole Vault, Hurdles PetersmL Quarter Mile l'arsnm .Qunrter Mik- Su'clmm , leeights Weights urnell ..... Unc H u mind A . . Ukrti'cu Om Hundred ery-m'ym CAPT. CARL RYLAN'DER Reilly was il perfect type of a loader, always setting the pace for tlu: squad Imd in all way; setting a worthy example. His specialty was the mile. CA P'lX-ELECT. CLARENCE LILJEDAl-IL When ArchieW runs the 4-40, one is re- minded of an engine broke Instr. He can be relied npvn tn count for pninls in all dis- tances up to the quarter mile. CARL EKBLAD t'Erh'iL'Y represented Augie fur the last time on the cinde'l' pntll. As :I twu-miler he ranks among the best. STANLEY FAH LSTR 0M tlstaunch had a dnggedness nnd persist- ence that won fur him the admiration uf nll. He worked lmrd especially in the pole vault and the hurdles. M A RT 1 N CD If NEI 1L Colonel spent his time during the spring months llcuxring the shut uml flu: discus. In thts' events he was ulwuys among the lead- em HAROLD PARSONS Parsons showed his worth in the MD and the half mile. l'lc prm'ed a valuable asset to the squad. REYNOLD SWENSON Peg was another of Augiehs weight men. He wus especially versed in the art of throwing the juvelin. EL'OCH ANSELM Pnuts specialized in the dashes where he ran true t9 form. He was 1: valuable :Iddiu tiou to the squad. Our I'Hrmlrutl Amriym n: Two H mm'n'n' ARTHUR BRUNER Art was the shining light in the dushcs nml llmad jump. In competition he was a regular winner. CARL PETERSON hPuxtnn Pm was the dark horse: in many :1 race, but he was always sure to mp several points in favor of the Blue and Gold. EUGENE LOTHGREN Gene gave his opponents n. merry chase for the honors at all times. His form Was ideal and he haul unlimited endurance. EUGENE LOTHGREN, Manager Due to his duty as manager Gene is lucky enough to get his pitture in here tWice. HP. has all the credit pnssihlc coming fur the way he managed the squad. Review of Tennis Season-uIQQI 'ltunnisj which hcfnru the suasnn ut' 1921 was com xidnrcd in the light of :m intrikmuml, or at the most .1 nII'nm' spurt, took r1 dccided leap to thc frunt during this sc: 'un. This was brought about first, by placing tcnm on :1 par with the other branches of :lthlt'tfc activity by awarding letter and sweater tn those qualif- '1 varsity tennis 'ng, and second, by sending :1 twu-mnn team to the State Tuurnzr ment which won for Augie both the singles and the interest in tennis. brought to light. meets. lhmbhm championships. These two events have dune man: than anything 013:: tu create an active During the spring munths, the customary inter- Clmas tournament was: hcltL and through it much good material for intercollegiate competition was From thaw: entering; the tourna- ment. Kenneth Cunrcy and Inn Carlson were chomm tt: roprcscnt the Blue and Gold in tlm varsity Twu dual matches were played, Bradley furnish ing: the opposition. KILNN ETIVI CONREY Stale Singles Champion Slam Doubies Champion Cuzmry and Carlstm were sent to the State Tournament held at Decatur. May 27th and 28th. Nothing could stop them and they swept through to the championship in both singles and doubles without losing a set. In the finals Ctmrey hooked up with the repre- sentative from Northwestern College for high hounrs in singles and defeated him '77 . T 77 5, In the doubles, Millikin and Augie were I lined to fight it out for the clmmpionship. Playing; the same cnnsjistcnt brand of tennis which had featured during the whole season, Augustnnn won from the Decatur 5011001, 775, 673. 672. and brought home the second champiunship cf the tournament. Prospects for the season of 1922 are very bright. Both Kenneth Conny and Innr Carlson arc back at schaul, and these two, tngcthcr with some new men who have shown a grant promi :37 should keep Augie ta thc fun! in the tennis ranks 0f the I. I. A. C. r Q INAR CARLSON Slnl: Doubles Champion In these matches Augustmln tuck the winning and both in Hinglcs and doubles. Tm: Hnmirvd Out- 721-0 Iflmdn'd Tum Our Girls, Athletics Perhaps 011? of the greatest aims at the girls :It Augustnnn is to plum- Girls' Athletic on 21 pm with that of the larger colleges and universities of the country. W'e feel that during the past year excellent progress has been made toward the: real .ntinn of this aim. The department has grown nut only in numbers. but in quality of the. work :13 well. Then: are over eighty-tivc girls enrolled in the Physicnl Education Department, including the: Freshman and Sophomores, of whom the work is required, and for which work college credit is mm- given. The greatest part at the success in this work has been due to the instructrcss, Miss Dorothy Rogers: who has given her best etTurts and inspirations to the department. Credit must also be given to Miss Doris Oline: the girls' representative on the Augustuna Athletic Bunrd of Control, and to the girls uf the studcnt bndy interested in the work, Over one hundred and twcnty-five, girls of the college came out for the sensnns' sports. Much etEcicnt work was done in the fall in hockey. tennis, hiking. rhythmic gymnastics, and swimming, the hitter being: required of Freshmen and Sophnmures. Swimming was an outstanding feature at Augustmm during the year. A class in Red Cross Life Saving was organzied and several passed the required tests. The work during the winter months included Swedish gymnastics, apparatus work, .1 course in graded games, and basketball, in addition to the swimming. which was elective during this term. Much enthusiasm and zeal wns Shawn in basketball. Each of the four cln. es in College wus represented by 3 team. A tournament wt played, with the following results: The Sophomores won over the Freshmen by :1 score of 23-13, while the Juniors defeated the Seniors, IZhIO. In the final grime, which was hard fought and full of real basketball thrilis, the second year team beat the Juniors for the championship of the College classes, 10--1. Anuther interesting feature of the basketball season was the curtainirniser games which the Girls, Varsity played for the regular College games. Y. W. C. A. teams of Ruck Island and Melina furnished the opposition. The Spring seasun has turned the attention of many of the girls to the tennis courts. No less popular are hiking, lmsehnll games, mid the required swimming, and gymnasium work. that Augustuna has needed for a long time is an Athletic Association for the giris. After :1 year's hard work and agitatiun, the girls are finally organized intu the Augustunu Girls' Athletic Association. The aim of this Association is to amuse and cultivate interest in Girls' Athletics. We have nnly begun. but the start has been made and more and mum: the A. G. A. A. will become the central nrganizatiun for the athletic activities of the giris at Augustanu. The yeuris work has been successful, but there is much yet to be accomplished next j'cur. And, it is then that the Girls' Athletic Department will generate the i which is :1 part cf, and necessary to the old college feminine brand nf enthusi warmcry, Augie Fights . and wins! F. iv. '23. W. If x i Van le'zer. u'qmgum. mrmry. L. Jnlmsun, Adams, ohne, Auluwm. 1-.n 'sml. lmnmg. H. Jnhmnn. 5 Sophomore Girls! Hockey Team Jones. IIunI:.mI. Lunrlquisn Mm ; 1le mL Lmson. 0mm. l,iudgrun. Freshmen Girls' Hockey Team 1 n. Tingwnil. Xclscm. As- T-m 1 Nu u dv'cd' TIH'M Girls, Varsity Basketball Squad The Pep Committee FRIEDV sw Varsity chm- PepH action, and therefore the :wquisitiun uf pep shuulcl be the ultimate goal of ex ' conscientious widcuw. '6 student. tTell , we .111: glad to say, has never been lacking at Augustunu; in fact, Augustunu and ttpcp are practically synonymnus. Au- gustmm students have an em'inhlu replr tutinn throughout tlu: conference fur thL- admirable manner in which they suppurt their athletic and forensic teams. However, it was thought desirable at the beginning of the new your to organize a cummittac for the purpose of systenmtiz- ing and directing the various cxhuberzmt manifestations of peph on the part of the students. This met with the: hearty np- pa-m'nl of the entire student body, and n cmmnittccJ to be known as His ttAugie Pep Committee , composed of Katherine Nel- son, Earl Hanson, Gcnrge Wrirlistl'om. Howard Andersull, Paul Randolph. and Carl Frecmum was turthwith elected. The committee has met on the average of once a week. and many matters vital tn the success at the teams hun- bcen dis, cussed and noted npun. implies initiative, power: and. No group of students can properly give vent tu their bombastic nature without Effl- cicnt lcadcrship. The committee, realizing this, ch twu very capable mun. nnmcl V, wFriedy' Swanson and Buddiu I'Iugbztr to act in the capacity of cheer lenders. Too much credit cannot he given to these lusty directors of the sunifcruus art for thc commendable manner in which thcy have led the chacring uf thl: student hotly throughout the Om: of the fmture 0f the Committeets u'nrlr. has been the di umhmtiun of infor mutiun relative to the various forms cf ac- tivity at Augustam, to n lnrgu number of representative newspapers thruughuut the middle wast. This form of advertising has put Auguatmm in the public eye us no other farce could possiblv have to. The illdispcnsability 0f ncww cr publicity cannot be gainsuid, and it is hoped that this important angle of the Committee's work will not be averIOOked in the future. The achievements of the Pep Committee during the first year of its existence have hc-en such its to w mutt n perpetuation of that hotly at .L-Kul':I lstnnn. C. H. F, 222. Chm. tt 1171111 '. HAGIIERG Var u- CIh-crlcadev 2; 4 d. K3 x I; Tmu I l n u d rm! .5 m- w? 1 IBM E Bubbles Buhblcs, gentle readers, is the mamc of this sec? timl devoted to slums, gags. and all the interesting incidents which go to make college life all the morr interesting. Euhhles are :m emnsccnt film 61' soap surround, Eng: :1 small hit of cmphr nir; they last but :1 mo? mcnl: burst and vanish. It is our hope, nay, our prayer, that the following pages will be rtgnrdcd in the same light .15 buhhles. :1 film of soft soup built about :1 bulk of air, which may or may nut fur a moment, tickle the palate tlf your humorous self and then be fnrgnttcn. Vcrily, this section is dedi- cated tn the grouch who takes these slams in a serious vein and absorbs unto himself all that is contained herein. BUT, if the shoe HES, wear it. Tire Hmirh'n! . ELIN TAKES HER nHAWTH This charming little print was elccidcntly discurercd during the t winter, in a small antique shop nII Svcund Aw, It was at nncr reroguizml us a mustcrpluc and was purchased by tin: S. P, C. A. and presented to the New York Institution for the Blind. upon the walls of which edifice it nnw hangs. It seems. at first thought, that Elin, the youthful daughter of the Emperor of Unnu fnin did become hradstrnng, wen sn fur us to refuse to Like her daily mmis- turn. History goes ml to say that her father mmmnndcd some maids tu perform hnr nhlutions fm- hL-r. 01'. to put it less :mlhigunusly. ln make her take a hath. How Successful they were cam he semi lly the print. tFloruncc, '12, K. and Helen are said tu have even more iufnrzneltinn. This rL-pnrt lmwevel', has never lu-en L-rmfil'meru. AIN'T THE TWO INNOCENTS CUTE? , H. h$iaT.-7.F 'MEWFJ Chrjskmas! LOVERS SWEET SONG! Dnc: tIn Pllysiuw hTtIICPII. if two Incmnntivcs headed for each nthrr came dmvn the trm'k, tht- um- thirly miles per hnur, the other sixty, which would be smashed the most? Tulccu: HEP the nm- with the lill'gesl tumlely I suppose? Tm; Umrzlr'rd Eight SO .'I dutr was nrmnged with Arlmcklc J. own he m'rr forget that mmuuruhle may Whrn we dressed him in skirts and christrncil him Pearl Ami, nu kidding, hc- did nmkv a wonderful girlD And so he stclsz-d mil with the green lunking Jny. To the Armstrong thcy went, and huw tht- cruwd jm-rml Pour 15d, hut l:'.d couldn't help ferling chccrcd To think that :It lust, h1- hml found :3 PI-url Among swine, us it were. :Iltlmugh the girl Limkrzl .1 hit lllldvr the weather. and smnrwhalt :lfezll'bd. Allcagether tlu: evening was IInt mm-h 0f :- mE' And R Edw 'd .I. thought he :wm'L-zl u succ 5. And to this day huts hulking, with his hand in .1 whirl rmv-t'horkml law lly tho Imlm- Of Pearl. .5 lmmng in mm, for slurs changed her MORAL: .Ul :Irr- nut prurls that have pruri gray Spats, ' a student, it stems tn me, xViII H'L-r furget the day and year. F. Ed was his name, and seedy his Ilzlir, And he carried himself with a knuw He was an v-Sm-o did is puur English, hut Icrrs ' nus tn stop, and step he . qma- Lile-nt, mv children, mud you shall hI-m' Of an even a date of a guy whu wus queer. the slurilit night of Dccclnhcr Nu: three, Two Humil'cd Xi : I WWEM :alwi a m 024i .345,- ------ Ii 2, . I r: 2: L - L :7: 7719 H . ?I MURDER WILL OUT! See Page 253 'I -i I I ! I1 I aim W: 5M$me :1 II M ' Luz. 19' ' II I! WW Wm DMWQ. w Adj; 'I Confessions of An Oatmeal Eatern-Exhibit B Miss licm- 1.. hull-rsnn, Lutheran 1-10 Jitul, Mnfinc, 11.. Dc; est Sweet hvzu rt: 'l'l isn't 1' llly murll nam'v tn ' rxcupt Um! I hnpv. swcrtl mrt, tlmt ynu will he uhlc ta cnmc up hum.- Friil '. Friday afternoon llw wlmlt- s'clmul is sllmmsul tn go out 10 Dunk- gmvu tn t'clch fr his lUlHII mmircrh W,- hut WI: will all he hack by -l- 0r .1 little hcfol'e nmmly. mt lt-usl I ulll - 1 vmm- if you pas ly czm. At any event IIL' here Friday almul f'n'c n if you l umnc my: I do miss you like Hr;- diz-kun'; Ml wruk long. unzl lnnk forward hi tlw time I ran sec ynu on Friday. Lots. uml Lots uf Love and Kisses, Fran: yuur EzlrL 7 N. H, The letter writtcn :Ilun'e was; prltrvurt'd tun lutr: tn clns ' or to he engraved, As a -l i rnnsequrncr we are fun or! tn print it ouh'ight. .lll who desire ring tlu- original. see the 3;, mlitm: The blank spaces have hcca crnsnrcd as luu mmhy fnr publimlinn. ,', SIt-c-p! Bcuutint Sleep! Nature's sweet resturer. that knits tlxc ravelml sleeve of c 9. Ah Morpheus! VI'hnt snutlp ing charms thou hast for the wcuriod sun of tail. Salm-mIm-sun even tlm mmu- IIEIN' a sunumus sound, conducive in itsv'lf of sleep, sleep. that Balm 0f Gik'ud to tlu- oppres- ed. '1 kc mutt, gmtlr rend- rr, of the peaceful look of innocumc nn Carrs slnuuth rmuld face. a . it wrrr, nf :II- . He runtentlncllt. a no doubt dreaming cf 11m lumm 00th in Ilis Ilom'un. ull's right w II the wurld3 - m dcluck! Ah, viuildn-n, limc prays am part in tho rL-lcntless drimm 0f - for s not p .1 prmluccr of :I sound ch-m' miml and :I hL-ulthy lymly? And what is murr I rpnrtanl in 171'91331'illg ll fur UH' l-nlrl, Wllt'l Struggle of life than just those two:- Cnrl is preparing for the fight for Hm Inighiy dnllnr. hut 1w dnuht if even tl 3 light. racking though it 110, Wiii Wipe UH' HIC Hlnih 0t swurt and Phil 1 like I1: '16 we which srcms imlmml in his very IHItllrf'F-SU hc- Lligltnj 5!; nnhlt', uh $07507. U url. 11th Tu is nu! m. innnm-nt us the picture Would luIVe us 9 Icvc . 'l'wu Hmlrh'mi' Eh'uvnr AYAST! STAND BACK! I SPEAK! Aml th-n I spunk must everyone pcl'fm-vo nhscrw strict silence. I thought that that was understand. And you ink, Vi'hn :u-c ynu? Who am I indeed! I am Boyer Fisher! Is nut that cnuugh? I am rivh! I aim hnnflsmne! I have hmi 5! Is nu! 'I'IIA'I' L-nuugh? thn I pass Iut everyone hnw in :ijl'L-t humilinthm. I AM ICING! er cruisider it Our stern duty to bring' Iidwin Clul'encc Munsuu In task fur the indiscrctiun prune? trutml us the picturc shows. tAnd picturr dmft lien This is shameful! Our most eminent and respected Editor of the Obs, our vociferous and x-t-rlmse mitur and dchutcr, a worthy member of various Bi 1c Sn, cictics mad Literary Assuciutiuns, n m-m eeL-minu'h' imprugnuhlc tn the weaknossc: tlmt aft ord'mn v humans, has fallen! A Shattered Itlul, ilulccd 1n the eyes of the Student hody. What will his fund muther think when she hiya eyes on this atrocity? It seems hardly possible, at first thought. that such is the case, but here we have the evidmmc hcfol-c onl- - - Ah Munson, you will live to regret this. No vengeance is worse than that of those whose fund- est hopes. und trusts lun'c heen scattered tn the pro- vc-rhiul four winrls. We hurl pcrfcct faith in you, Munson, hut nnw wu see tlmtihut finish it your self, gentle rcnder-wc can scarcely sue to writt: The one wearing glasses is Tuleen, ludics und gentlcnu-n, Lawrence Tuleen. I-Ie izy n drunmy- ved wth-hnirnl ynung man who has fully mastered the mtl'imtc zlrt hf fluing ah- squtL-ly nothing and getting by with It. He walks about with u preoccupied air iuul a lltllllihesldetl sense of humor which has its uutlet in the speaking uf a heterogeneous mixture of Swedish, English, and nullscnsct He edited the Observatory with grant case and fluency until he found thv work confiicting with his periods of rest. Sincc he resigned he has been resting in order to prrparu fur the Vurdunus train 1 I: up tn Hudson, Wis at the clusc 0f the term. whcrv, In turn, hf: will hmf uhuut getting intu shupe for the grind uf mmthL-r rear uf suhnol. 0h, Itis u gruut lift! 7'er Nu :rdn-d 'I marry H Q94 I .1 -'-v-'u hi As We Go to Press HE Idst article has been pnunrlcd out D11 the typewriter, the lust cartoon has been drawn, till: lust :itssignmcnt of copy has been sent to the printer, and the last hit of bustling activity in the 0me has died away. ch sit hen: surveying the work 0f thc car and WE: realize that the hunk will not come; up to ollr imtmi plans. W's had many rusu-tintcd schemes. We would introduce many novelties never seen before; old meth- ods must go by the board; the college industry was tn he entirely changed. As the time came to realize those dreams, their impracticnbility was soon seen. For some, the time to realize them was too short, in some cases ihu financial considErz-linn was tun great, and again, thcy wmc perhaps too idcalistic to ever be roachczl. At any rate, they had to be: abandoned for ideas more within the bounds of reason. Howevtr: we put before you 110w, without any upulugins, Ehc result of Imr ycal'ls worrv and labor. We hart: tried ever to picture Augie life and spirit us it exists; her ideals And her lofty aims which are ever present to inHuence us. Being thus guided our task has hscn .1 pluasant one. and the hours well spent. ' But We also realize at this time, that oniy through helpful coioncration on the: part of faculty, students and advertisers: have we been able to publish this hook. Many have contrihutcd articles; nthcrs, drawings, and still others have helped with the routine work of the office at times when we were rushed. To all who have 50 willingly offered their services. do we express :1 must sincere thanks. Tn our advertisers, without whose aid :10 unuuui could hr published, is ,1 must hearty appreciation rained. They have come across and assured the financial success of this undertaking. THEY MUST IN RETURN, BE SUPPORTED BY THE STUDENT BODY. iVith that, we lay nnr pen aside: and semi out the Iinckcty-lgga t0 spcnk for itsvlf. May it cvcr help to 1:591; burning the tins of hive for Old Augie. THE STAFF. 27m Humind I'm'rn-m Very ProfitabIe Reciprocity for You . I I I I I I' I I The advertisers included herein are all reII-Ihlc firms who cam scrvu you :15 well I I as or better than auv other cnncerns in things vnu desire The. fact that tllcv IHH'C inserted their annmmcemcnts, prov us that they particul 111v catm- tn the students, I facnlb and friends of Augustanu. Trade with Rockcty- I :IdvertiSLrsItIIL-y dcservr I your patronage. I II INDFX TU ADVERTISERS I II ALI 'Jmillx LIIIII-I. m, E .. I a In sum: Cu. III-IInm's emu: I Aldcne. v. . Leissx. Dr. I . Allen Bros laeIIIIneI' .t wDIsIIu $?ng LQCIIIII Broa. l . Augnslwm Book Co IIHEI' IInlel'llIIIl'l. Bell. '1' Liljegren. HDrImI'l Augll-s am I IIIIva-I-alory l,img ConsIrucISmI Augnsmnn College Po Bergslekli JI'ArLIn Cgm- ?o ...... I Berkshire. Jleuler I. .Ileuler. Drs. . 1 nerzeiius. Molina Daily Disbmch.. I Blacknau Molina Furnilul'n W'Orks moan. A. . . . . Nolim: Homing IQ Ooxmrn I Boyle. Dr. C D . . . . nmllne Iron Works Hrissmnn IL Company Munimmlery IL ' Hrissmun .IIIIIII Co Muntgolu Musenfelzle Nue'lier Lumhe Cu JIUIIIIII Trust Lih- I I I Cnrlaan Bros: . Inn. . Channun IQ Dufva Co. . CnIIege Pharmacy College Seller RepaIr shop Cox's; .lI-weIry SIN? . I Cuscan Cracker Cu. Nelson Jnhnsun NI-umanil's 0.1m r. Olmslec'IL I. I re: Olympus Confocliunnr: . DaI ' TImes . . Damelson IQ F rgm. . Darcnpurl Democrat x: 1.25: Pacino Barber snap, Pallncc EEIrllL'I' Shun. Palace Dye Warm. Pmkel' Lilundr . I'enpjes ine I . cPII-I-xnn's sons DvaaIu-nem more. Planner Cl'vnmcry . Ph craft show . Pri IIIIII- s; HII-quy Shae Slnre Deere Plow Co. fr ' 026mm Dr brusI 15. I . I Be Luxc sIIIeI Shop. Docklermam. A Dolly Subway hoe Marl. . . Eokmun. John Phumgmpher I Edwards. Dr H I HaIIIgan Halllgan C fine In Harper Bnlllcr huh . Harper House SlIlnIhg Parlor HHNY N: Bulmaen L0. uandslrmu. C' IV. Photographer SamI- Dairy Scarle. C. J Allorney- :II- LIIII Setterdahl. C Sllallenc Brn . HIIIII-beuIL G. HM DIuggsr , square Dem shoe more ... , smlTonl Engraving Company . ImeInaIIanuI Harvester Cumpnny of sums. Clarence E. Insurance. Smrte am Baker Company ..... 1 I EIchric Conslrwi rm . I Emrdmu. ,I. v ........ Pulxer. A. I.,. Renlmr... I Filzgibbun. Clolhlcr ........... . .. ' Quinlan Bakery ' I General Elunl Co. Rm-k IEIHHII Enllksu ........... Genre Bros. I. Garvey Ruck Island Brldgg Iron Works . H Goldrim Flour Rock lsmnsl Denul Shop nomir ...... . I Gusluison's ,. Rock lxImIII Lumber It MIInIIlacturIng Lu . RIIIgneII Dr. P. 0. . Haegc. . Rook Islam: Plow co, . ,. Ilunsscn's San . Rock L and Transfer Sturuge Cu I Rockeu I of 1924... . . . I I Honu It Smuer ComnurIy I TrIrCity Plano Cm Tuckbt, Florist Vane Cm. The ............................ low :I Sham Laundry ............... Jacobserfs Brown BeauIIes. Jericho's liuxall Drug Slure. JnIInswn Dllll I .Inser-hson's J: II I I . I Jnlernal anal Life I Trust Cnmhung. i I 0..., PIIIIIV. ey Stureu Wagoner I'IInLIIIg Ca VValketu I e . IVcbsl ,I lHiusmk FllnIbIIirIE WIGeII shm- SIoI'c. Ydeen, Chas Clolhler Zeigler, Dr. H. H. Kenuorthy. mam Knnx llnl'luary . , Knhlnr. Hjnlmer, lnxuran Slmllberli. Lugomaruinu Grune Cu. . . . . . . .. iI ,4 I An S. 0. S. Flivcr IVant Ad: hLimie, come home, all is forgiven. r I I 9; gm. I Tum I'lmidrmf FmIHu-II ?.H.H.-...-.,-.. . J..- -. - 1 THE STUDENTS STORE Q'Lnllrgp Marmarg VVe are in Josition t0 ive 1 I 7 u gwmire Tn some peuple SERVICE only means how quicklv an article may be bought and wrapped up. True. t11 ' 15 xmi'r'rc? mechanical service: but it does 110: sati .- like the personal, careful pleasing xcrz'r'cr which we give you. Unless you are satisfied we are not satisfied. and we naturally realize that our success depends not only on mridng you, but on the mrisfarh'on you experience after the sale is made. Our aim is to give satisfaction and the best of every- thing. W e Iluank you for your past patronage and hope to continue our relations in the future. Herb Ahl. ......... Len AhL Ilr 638-38th Street Rock Island, Ill. or ..-... iii: QT 3h...- uh ..... n-n- 1-..- Kl-Il-le- ..-..- u- ..-u--.. The Worldhs Best in Plow Building Gzlod umm- mcuus as much in the plow business :15 in private life- And is acquired in the 5mm- way Gnarls that lulu: the repu- tation and art: the biggest scllers on the market ul'e the hesbin their linckiulwn-Vs. They get to the tnp and stuy thcrHWlu'? Bccnusr of Hluir quality and prestige. Prestige is the result of known quality. Plnw prestige ix lho gnarl opinion ni enough peaplu, lmscd on actual experience, to make that particular plow the hast seller. In a business Why tlmrr is II difference hctwren simply a plow and :1 plow plus :1 big reputatiunha valuable difference. John Deere: plows in the end givt' the greatest returns an the investment- :Xml that is the sole and only rL-nsan why farmers wum them when uthL-r plows could lie had for less muney. Farmers who have used John Deere Flows ask for them 11y name just as their futhcrs did. lmfnl'c them. The name John Deere is Plow 1nsul'ance--It Fixes the Quality, and has done so for more than 80 years p.-..-..-.b hnhn-uhnhnhmwu-n-n-u-u-u-uh 4-6 U f Tum H muhmf .Yl'J'Jnm hi; fr. 1 T I I L l i i i i i i i l 'i I l 1 l 1 i i 1 '5 ! J. H. C. Peterseng Sons Company lu-Ingu-lAnm-u-nl-ul-u-n -M-.n-a..-r.-..-.n-..-:.tm-.t.-.,-..-.u-..-..-..-..-.,-.,.-,.- Pioneers Since 1872 Fifty Years of Service pan: the Himthuruly this definition applies in a very forcible manner to the steady development of this great store, which came into existencc in Davenport just 5R3? years agot WEIJSTER Dchuex a Piam'er as One Who Goes Before iu Pre- Established in 1872 with Duly .1 few hundred dollars capital, beset on all sides by the troublesome times and unsettled business unnditions existing at the close of the Civil tVar pcriud, it could only live and thrive by the utmost practice of honesty and business integrity; Having never lost sight of these principles which have ever been the dominating characteristics of all piunucrs whu built for the future, this store tnday, aftur fifty years Of continuous growth, is a pioneer leading; and preparing the w: ', and standing in this community for all that is best in uur community, state and national lifetnow ready to start on another tiff ty years of pioneering and another fifty ycars of service. Angnstmm's fnshian platesthlx'rucgrr and Max Rauer. , 5 ' , t 1 Two Hundred Sci'rlllrru Established 1855 4..-..h..h 13 YEARS ACTUAL FIELD WORK Thirteen years' successhthat is the record of pcrfm-munce that is back of the Heider. It is a tractor that will dn all the power work on the modern farm. It's :1 standard four-whnel, fouricylin- dcr machine, equipped with Heavy Duty hVaukeshn Mutur. It will pay you to write for the new Hcider catalog which gives you def tails of its cunstruction n5 weii as several lcttCrs from owners. The Hcidcr has satisHed thousands of farmers in America as well as hundreds in foreign cunntries. We. know it will prove :1 paying inf restment for you. HEIDER FEATURES Huuvy Duty Waukeslm Motor 7 Speeds Forward Burns Kerosene or Gustilinc 7 Speeds Reverse 4 W'heeLq-el Cylinders . Nu gears to strip Special Hcidcr Frictions Trammissiun Lcss Expense Rock Island Plow Company BrunclchWR'Iinm-apolis, Sioux Falls, Imliunapuiis, Kansas City, Omaha, Oklahoma City, Dniius. Howard: ihSu Cornell has changed from a writrr to u pnetfm Carl 5.: mfus, gone frnm hurl ta verso. 3 E .4: UL f ?1 Tam Hun d'rzd Eiylzlm-n ROCK ISLAND, ILL. DQ YQUR IANKHNG At the following Rock Island Banks Cunsisfcnl adherence to conservative pnlicfts, and :m mrncst desire to surrmuld its dvpoaitm'sl fund with ul'cry element of safety known to mudcrn banking. arc the features prumincnt in the minds of the managements of these banks. ? AMERICAN TRUST $z SAVINGS BANK Second Avenue, N; V. Cor. Eighteenth St. CENTRAL TRUST $L SAVINGS BANK N. W. Cor. Third Avenue and Eighteenth St. FIRST TRUST CS: SAVINGS BANK S. WX Cor. Second Avenue, and Eighteenth St. PEOPLFJS NATIONAL BANK Second Avenue, N. WY. C01 . Eighteenth St. ROCK ISLAND SAVINGS BANK N. E. Cor. Third Avenue and Eighteenth St. STATE BANK OF ROCK ISLAND Junction Second Avenue and Seventeenth Stl n0f uli my fathmis family, I likr mywlf the host. ierm::un. .u. 1- .- - -' , . ' rum lhmdm-dA'v'm'u-cu . .gli T JINTIRNATTGNLL.- 37- . 3461-111, - -Trucks and Tractors BEST B Y TEST International Harvester Company OF AMERICA. DAVENPORT, IOWA 2' m Hundred 'I'm-my . ; +u- T 1::smlnashcd 185:5 Incorporated 1373 E E i ROCK ISLAND LUMBER 8E MANUFACTURING CO. E E E I ALL KINDS OF memlbcarg Saghg Dtmmg Casall Complete Houses at Guaranteed Prices E No Extras ; . THE W AND D LUMBER YARDS E 1 Rock Island Lumber 3v East Mulinc Lumber The White Yard E Rncylfsgfnf; 111. East GEEEiic. 111. DHEEEEEEM E E 111 tell ynn sumething. lmt anVt tc'll amybmly I tnltl your'EHC. .1 x- I 'wi Two Hundn'd anu-xhoaw Two Uman'd 7 :m'm'y-lnla GENERAL usual: commlhr A Gateway to Progress There it standSha simple forty-foot gateway but unlike any other in the en- tire world. Through it have come many of the engineering ideas that have made this an electrical America. The story of electrical development begins in the Ruearch Laboratories. Here the ruling spirit is one of know- Iedghtruthhrathcr than immediat: practical results. In this manner are established new theorieahtools for fu- ture use-which sooner or later find ready application. The grant industries that clustar around Niagara Falls, the electricaily driven battle ships, the trolley cars and electrified railways that carry millnns. the household conveniences that have relieved women of drudgery, the labor- saving electrical tools of factories, all owe their existence,'partly at least, to th: cu-ordinated efforts cf the thousands who daily stream through this gateway. '1 General Omce Company FARM Elicrnlrlcnvlon , M N: . ELECTRH'ICATIOII MATERIAL HANDLING Bnnst the Advertiser. '2 Generall$macftric Schenectady, t N. Y. 95.43am HDME EUHVENIENCIS .-..-..-..-..-..hr+ Justice Without Mercyh, N advertising writer is a paid appluuder. A salesman, even in good faith, may exaggerata The looking; glass and months of service tell the unvarnished truth. Come here and put on a Suit, a Hat, :1 Scarf, a Collar, anything. Have the salesman stand aside. i Judge the VALUE, FIT and FASHION solely as I the mirror J'efiectr; them-Jljustice without mercy.n I NEUSTADT Second Street at Main Daven port .1 ... Tllhc Is :5 Landscape. Children. What h: n--u m Hue Foreground? m.gman. lie i; Fwi ring his :15. :md ing nml Things, Wlm is Hm Bad Boy In the XYim'low'J He is a l'nllrgu RGL TIE is. laughing, Thm is lwcuuse he has nmm-n Wam- an The It-r-mun. Preuy sunn he wiH ln- Sober. Xoliu' me Cm. Children. He would like in say Bad Things um. if he could. 'I'lu- Iocman nus Iel gn M 111.: ice-cnke and it has seuleri nnwn Iirmly ml the Cats numerinr AD- Demmge. Tlml did not Feet. 2er GnmL wan i3 :lw lm-nmn Dning? n hmks like In- is running Irom Memory 1h: Plump Ynl Uulntix'e. mmm- : Ii Passha or scum- irreguhw Gn-ek rem He is um. im: munudos concerning hay: in general and Sunny m l'urlinular. When he. mus Hnnh- hv will KEH Vhe 130:3: Then lhe my;- will lull 'J'Iumw Lmy muro Wumx Ya, the Augie spirit pagshug the huckitrying tn yilu snumLvmlyfthluu-IL w..-..H..h..hnnhuh..-..h..;..-u-m-..h..-m.-..-n.-..-L.....A..h..4...-,.- ..;. rm HmnIrnJ 'ru-L-nu-rmm DUPLICATE ORDERS The original negatives from which your photographs have been made are carefully preserved at the Studio enabling us to make duplicates in any size or quantity desired. W . Studio: Fort Armstrong Theatre Building Rock Island Illinois COPYING EJLARGING FRAMING ... . . ,-n.-.,. . .,.u.-...n.-.n-..al. th it Ever 50 homely there's nu face like my lIw1L PhilmnDn Smith. 114., 5 n: E: Tr: Q31: Two Humlrrd Tawuy-fmrr 1i 1 1 .. - .-..- .J.- ..- - . - FOR, THE PAST A ND FUTURE PATRUNAGE OF AUGIE- STUDENTS I WE TH AN K YOU Firm Tailoring am? 111mm- Furnishings: ! 1 1823-2nd Ave. Rock Island . 1.1... ..1 , A...--,.-..-u-..-..-r.1..-..-..-L.-..-..-.1-..-..1:.mm-n-u-n-u- 1W-q. .1..-..-..-m-.u-u-..-..-.K1..-ng..-.1-..-u.1 1n1n1uiu-u-u-n-.11..-..1..-..-..-.-+ ' .1 .,; 1 See the Funny Lunch Cart, Chi 1 dren. Is 11: reany 11 Lunch Curt?! No, it is n Tri-City Street Cur.T One flay u Stranger was on 11 Rock Island Street Car. The Conduc- tor suicl 1:0 him: Did I get your 1 fare? And the Stranger s: i: I 91mg I guess You did-Yau didn't i , u:- -1ring it up. Vfus that nut clever :' A , '51-aA---fnf the Stranger? 1...-..-..1..g..-..-..-..-..1..-..1.. 11.1. 1......1 -.. -..-l.- T Sfyle Headquarters for I HART, SCHAFFNER $z MARX 1 C 1017138 1 1 Mosenfelder 5 Sons . 1709-1711 Second Ave. Rock Island, Illinois1 I '1' . -.1...: 1.. ' Funums quotatinns: HCIOthes lllilkL' the man. Luul: at me. FI-edcrick Hurgc Peei. I ..-,.- ..-. ..- . Rock IslamFS Popular Priced i. Shoe Store Priester 8s? Hickey 218 18th Street .fu -ua4. -u Nothing but the Best Stock K. 8; L. Leather. Best grade rubber heels. Goodyear and OiSullimn heels for men, I. T. S. for ladies College Shoe Repair Shop QUALITY WORK Next dunr t0 Slatt's JAEKE BROS. w.m-n m h -.. i. .i 1. wniu-niniu-uiniu- nim-ni..- .K-...-..-.i I The following picture was snapped last Septennluer as the Freshics were storming the dennis office to enroll. We are giving their names, in case you 110 not recognize them, and also an analysis 0f their facial Expression; Reading from right to left: I. 'l'ultun-determincd and auger for knowledge. ii. DisntelIe-mnndj' and doubtful. - . Budd Hilgherg-mmumzfs little lmy. Do be careful! . . uSnus'iiGi'im und determined. . Harold Hanson-mlnnncent and self-L'nnsciaus. . Sl'lmferiscrcnc und confident that he will get liy. . Bergwall-sleep'v-u'red and lmrml-toidentll. . Cull; Wilsnnasturdy and studiousV . Kenton Vickery-amuzed and bewildered. 10. Hollywoodiu'avel stained seeker 0f knowledge. 11. Bill Dwyeriurbmie nml pulishcdiu uMan almut town. Study this picture carefully It is worth it. acn-qaml-oel M FgaSHMEN i Another Uniiamous quotation.- Dis is iVicc now, you cnnit shnrge any mare. Sea Mr. Beckstrom. -Birger Swensnn. THE STORE FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN GOOD CLOTHES Nothing Else .1 f - ..... ..-. .u THE DAVENPORT DEMOCRAT AND LEADER . Davenport,' Iowa 17 DAILY AND SUNDAY ; - . 7 1; All The News All The Time 1 I i Only Sunday Morning Paper in the 'I'l'i-Cities I I 7 , . 7 - +.dwb..-.-n.-..-.,m-u.-.u-..-.. h.-..-..-w.....,-l.-u-m-.1....-....4, .. d.-. KlL285 go ovcr tn the ColfiBiHy Sunday, Mn, Twa Humfrcd Turc'my-scmn FOR ALL BAKIN G- GOLDRIM F L 0 U R Biakes Baked Things Better -- - dI-m-Inl- I 1 ..... VIP L l i EVERY l HING T 1 i 1 FROM FOUNDA TION TO ROOF F l Our truck fleet is on the job every minute to fill your : l uhllI'I'V 111W orders I VA . 3'1: m Y MUCHCI' Lumber Company TRI-CITY YARDS I DAVENPORT .ROCK ISLAND MOLINE I 1 320-16tll Street ' Molina, Ill. i L 3 L Moline Heating Construction Co. '3 ; CONTRACTORS w Heating 8: Ventilating Estimates Furnished Engineers For Automatic Plumbers Sprinkler Equipments rm- It is with deepest regret llmt we fmd it our duty to announce to you folks. especially I Tf that brother Budd I'laghcrg has accepted an affcr to become cheer leader 0f :1 corres- pondence school. 1 LL- EFF 7 m Umrdr'ul anuu-vcigm s ; 7 -- 7 2:55- 7 F J. L55, .-; 5E5: lf- ?2 37? i J FOR J ' n COLLEGE ' I J I AND J E1 x HIGH SCHOOL SUPPLIES 39R $3,; w J' J? Text Books and Books J J: ' on General Literature ' J Stationery and Bla'nk Books 1' J J Pennants and Pillow Covers J College Pins and Rings : Post Cards and Posters. J Augustana Book Concern ROCK ISLAND. ILL. l J -i-'- - uI m'ver did u naughty thing in all my lifc.-Elin Felt. 39 F '1 w 1-le mired Twmly-nhm Associated Press Consolidated Press Read about college activities in i TI-IE ARGUS . ' i Daily dispatches by the best known writers I on college athletics 2'11. America. ROCK ISLAND ILLINOIS Wc wish to extend our thanks to the Professors and Students for their liberal patronage in the past and hope we may be permitted to serve them in the future. Respectively yours, T 1;; huqh d. t- CARL G. LONDBERG, General Agent MUTUAL TRUST LIFE INSURANCE CO. OfEce: SW. Olive Bldg. Molina, Illinois. .- Oul' Motto: SQUARE DEALINGS 0003c merchandise, Small profits. XII . When you trad: with us you are not paying for big salaries, and high rents. . Yum- patronugc solicited. Special prices to students. George H.Wa1kcr I Successor t0 4-011 Seventh Ave- Andrrsun Bras. Rock Island, Ill. ....... ;. -..g.;. Nuw according to TlmrndikHr-P-W rallin. .J..I,I.:; - L T 7 ; 5:311 K v Tam Hlmdrcd Thirty dr- EXCAVATIONiGRADINGiHIGHVVAY CON STRUCTIO N The Littig Constructio'n Co. Inc or p out ed GENERAL CONTRACTORS First National Bank Bldg. Davenport, Iowa No Job T00 Large 120,000 cubic yards in 2 months L. A. Littig, President L. E. Littig, Secretary Wuch! ! ! 1 ! ViM-dm'itvsnn. '7 ,. . ' ' Tum Ihmdrrd Tirircyrnuc ;x k ' AK ALXVAYS ON TOP MULINE DAILY DISPATBH Greatest NewspaPer in Western Illinois Black Hawk Hotel Davenport Tri-CiljesY Distinctive Hotel Cafe, 311MB and De Lame Eutcrtaimnent Serving $1.00 and $1.25 Table D Hotc Dinners Espucially Equipped to Cater to Parties Lurgc 01' Small Two Ihmdrctl Tlrfrlj'rftm .:-.,. I F r ..- p. A man is pretty old Who canT shimmy with a churns girlP-Bob. ,'--. .1 .... n. . f-x- naxm'nu It is springtime. The girls lmve been swimming. ThL-y are very happy. Don,t you know them? They all go to our college. The one on the outside is Elsa Hall, the next one is MnbeI, then Edith Edrl-xg but who is on the Extreme left? 511 $16$ in disguise, ivg Max. 'lE' .1 .-.. .. .. - . . I 5 0i f m . nnaprnatnrg 11 11m ! REV. GUSTAV ALBERT ANDREEN, PII. D., D. I1, H. N. 0., K. V 0 , ' President Faculty of :50 500 Students f Anvm SAMUELSUA', Director i ' A school which offers every advantage incidnntnl tn :1 broad, musical edtr i . cation. Unusual opportunities for cumbining music with literary subjects. Numerous ArtistsZ Faculty and Studunty Recitals given during the Year. Un- l excelled courses leading to certifiL-nh:J diploma and degree. Instruction given in all branches of music. , PIANOFOKTE Al'vid Sumnelsnu leisc Cervin Elmer Hankc Ja iv Fries lh-giml Hulmun I 'Phyru Soderberg Wm. Kenneth Bailey ' . Nelson Jnllnston Burl Papnnhrock Edna Mvckvl Hertha Kuehl Mulml ArncH PI PE ORGAN -' A. Cyril Grulmm VOICE QM: Louis Kreidler 1. q: E Rnlln IA IL Rilling mm. Bellman :3 VIOLIN i ' Ludwig Becker 2 - Anna Jalmnssen Victor Du Pinto ! David PulzlkoH Muriel Alnmermnu i : Aimee Soyster I i VIOLONCELLO : E Arthur Pelersun . ' THEORY DEPARTMENT ' A, Cyril Graham Elmer Hankc Nulsnn Johnston i PEDAGOGY AND INTERPRETATION Arvid Samurlsun ' - PUBLIC SCHOOL MUSIC , Rhea Bnllman Elmer Hanke Marie Wickdmm PSYCHOLOGY IN ITS RELATION TO MUSIC Dr. E R Burtholmnew 1 CHURCH MUSIC Dix Adolf Huh; A. Cyril Gruimm CHILDRENB DEPARTMENT 'I'hyra Suderburg l I FLUTE AND CLARINET : , Linux W. Kiing Karl Kubilz l : Registrar and Secretary Treasurer M. Lillian Black David Beckstrom +w.d..-nn-.o . -. 1' '- uMany llcnplc muft sing but dn. -Clms. lettsun. Cl'hc Roukcty-I Staff will vouch for the truth of thisJ 'l'wu Hmulrml Treirl'y-um-e r' u ur r-' FOR SPORTS AND ATHLETICS You'll find the rnrrcct Equipment and Clothing n-u-udh at LOUIS HANSSENS SONS 213-215 West 2nd SL 3 ' Davenport Iowa The Tri-Cities' Finest Ready-to-H :ar and Milliucry House -u-na west szcouo 519251. DAVENPORT. IOWA. Featuring smart clothes for the women who demand the bust .P..-..-..-u-......-..-..-..-E.-...... ua.- -..-a.-u.-.-m-..-..-.+ ..-.. .. . , . .: . -..-..-.. ...- - .-..,!. ! i STEAM LAUNDRY c0. WmBhlmann DAVENPORT IOWA mes.and Mgr pH onE 85 EDWARD ELSON, Agent Room 4-, First Floor West Wing Dormitory IVieo solicits and appreciates your patronage +.-.n-.1-u.-. Dislinct-ivcly Difcrcwt Confections in Artistic Packages ALLIQAN'S CHOCOLATES If your dealer cannot supply you, write 71.9 and PVC will see that you arc 311-1111115611. .-..,. . ... . 9 1 -.. .. .. .. .-1-- u-u-u-u u-l' When Flurcncc Dnhlhcrg haul this picture taken .shc never eNpN'tt-Kl to see it again. but some false frifnd hrtrayed lucr. You ncvrr would cxprct such a lligniiiud pcrsnn :H Florence. who is ilt nil times lumping our lib. free of talkative mulents. tn pusr in this horrifying nmnnrr. But the cumem tells the truth, . Imw about it Alfred? A Cmscmf Qualify ProductiIn Red Tins THEHIGHESTQUALITY 50DACRACKER5 We'll get tlmse suckn's. 13rmrnir Larson. DR. C. D. BOYLE 41+ Reliance Building 4 . 7-.....h..-..-...m.I,I.II-..-.I-.HI-..I.:,. .. ....- -I.d.-. ....... - SIC the l'h'lh'y'! Can talk? Not A is its IIIIIIIc? Sssh-. Optomcnist Mulim, Ill. Gr? HM but to be had afI ZNWg... PARKER LAUNDRY CO. 131271314- Third Avenue Phone R. I. 329 CHARLES MATTSON Representative at Augustana College Room No. 6 XV. IVing, Bus: Balls t but wait! II re Domthy Ilombcl'gcr. ETHINHDTHER Foot Balls Basket Balls MOLINE Birthday Cards Calling Cards GOH Supplies Art Novelties Pictures .md Framing Brunswick Phuungmphs Cabinet StI-lesJ $100 and up T-Ible Machines, $6100 Tum Huudrrd 'J'JIirly-n'x If it w;I-n't fur their faces same people wuuld be good looking. .-..-u- n- E- Ji. I l I KUPPENHEIMER CLOTHES I1I4 SECONDAVEV ROCK ISLANDJLL .1 1070 DISCOUNT TO STUDENTS -II- -.. -.. 1 ,.--.. .. , . .-.+ 1 qu- ., - u : u-m-z- CLEANING-APIIESSINkREPAIRING DYEING Montgomery 8: Campbell, Inc. Cleaners and Dyers i Guuds called for and delivered DAVENPORT ROCK ISLAND MOLINE 307 Brady St. 1902-2nd Ave. 516-16th St, lenu Dav. 5018 Phone R, 1'. 645 Phone Mnlinc 164-5 .1. . . . .g. A International Life 8: Trust Company tOld Line LEM The onlv Old Line Lewal Reserve Life Insurance Connauv . b I . owned and operated by Lutherans All forms of Life Insurance. SPEC- Agency contracts that are modern : IAL POLICIES far Clergy and nnd just Open to men of character Theological students. and ability. Gcncral OHiccs: Sohrbeck Building. lfuline, Illinois. J. O. LAUGMAN, Prmidmil Du. ANDREW Jouxsox, Sprrerm-g, . . -.. -- -u -.r -.+ Haverft been to prayer meeting for u wrclc. -Wclrn. k: Two HmrIIn-dt Trriru--.w:-m Two Hundred TJIIirIy-cigm ROCK ISLAND BRIDGE AND IRON WORKS Designers, F abricators and Erectors of Everything in Iron and Steel 3 1 i 1 l I l l i '5 CHANNON 8c DUFVA CO. PLUMBING AND HEATING Steam F1 zitiwg Sztpplzes Davis Black Rock Island, Ill. KNOX MORTUARY Established 1852 413-15 20th Street Rock Island, Illinois Ambulance Scr'viceIFrcg Chapel K Phone, R. 1.2131 UWomen, women everywhere, and not a dntr: in sight. -BEIJ Olinc. 47..-..-..-..-..-k.-..1..1u.-..-..-.. n... .1. I 0. M. BRISSMAN C. H. jOHNSON c. E. PETERSON Brissman 5' Company GENERA L CONTRA CTORS REINFORCED CONCRETE STRUCTURES FACTORY, VWx-XRl-EHOUSE, BUSINESS I 1 1 1 1 I i 1 I l 1 1 1 1 1 AND OFFICE BUILDINGS i ! i 1 Phone, Moline 21166 OHice, Molina Trust Bldg. +1.-u-..-m-,.-.m.n. 1., .1 1.4-..1 ..-. P , .;:..-,.-.1.-m-.,-.n-.K-.,1..1..1 .-..-..... - l i l VVE BUY AND SELL STORE FIXTURES l T Cash RegisterS1Slluw CascsiCnunterS1SL-alcs 1 Snies-RefrigcmtorsiEtc. l T 1 1 CA. $001616?de Phone: R. I. 2057 74141-151111 Street ROCK ISLAND. ILL. -. l- Prnf, Imrsnn 11in Chemistrn: Wtht is salt? Pnttcrsnn: '1S:1lt is what makes pntatucs taste so had whm you leave it Duty 7 wu Hmuiu-mi TIII'Y'IJ'AHIIIIE . E?m'eia-L: m-w Aff i A417 a A .. H . ..;U..-,:.A . Q. 4-4-2076th Ave. Rock Island To supply choice FRESH AND SALT MEATS is our sole aim. NEISOII 65? Johnson Phone R. I. 1-120 CAL 15 :1 Two Hundrca' Furry OPEN EVENINGS Allen Bros. 4111 7th Ave. WVhere buying D'Ieans :1 Saving in GROCERIEsiLUNCHES1DRINKS and FRUITS mI'hcl'c gocs another 1mir-net. -Lydiu Anderson. 31:415-- L EAT PURITY ICE CREAM It's Gnod for You 'l'nkc Immu u brick of Frash Fruit u r nssn rtcd colors STURTEVANT-BAKER COMPANY Purity Ice Cream In full quart bricks is sold everywhere College Drug Stun: and Alltzn Bras. Distributors $14M 1;; R. A. Anderson S. J. Anderson SANIDA'IRY : MILK 8e CREAM lariHed lean Phone R. I. 756 Our Millnmln keeps a cuw.--Birger chnson. Two Hundrrd ForIr-onc nvi- .... ..-..... u- -u-u-u-..-..-..-.--.-m.- I . l C on gi'trtwlafimrs i and Gift-G'i'trz'wg l l The Supreme Gift Store extends to both students and their friends its hearty :1 congratulations and good wishes l l I GIFTS FOR GRADUATES i Josephson Quality Gifts you will find here in superb assortment, just the right I thing ta give, you will really be surprised at the l l modest prices for this year. l1 5 ' They are so much lowcr. E7! grazing Free GSEPHSGN WT! lhrlt cf Dunlity l E Slnu IN? I l ; . MB . ,H .h l V J 3H 3, 1 A REAL HOME IS THE JOY OF LIFE l 060! But H 071L818 a W'mrdcrfwl Place Comfort, Convenience, and Happiness are the three things that make the home a work , derful place to live in. I I I Shallenels Furniture and Sllalleue's Serv- ice have helped to create many a wonderful home in the past. Let us help to make that home a place where naught but contentment dare, exist. ME, mam: FURNITURE .mW CARPETSERUGS MOLINE, ILLINOIS l Iwns midnight in the pnrlnr, 'hl'as darkness eVL-rywhcz'e. l J1 I The silence was unhmkcn fur 'twas no one there. l 4 '1 'icv H n u drm! Flu rly- la-u n- ..-u.g-..-..-...-m-1 15 . ..-..-..-. u . w- HERBERT LILJEGREN 1 1 Clothing and Elmw- If'mmia'hings 1315 Fifth Avenue Molina, Illinois 1 + . .. ..-u.-.. . . 1. .1....-.n-..-..u-n-..-...- - - ..-..-..-....--.-..-..r...-.. ...----. -!- I - CARLSON BROT HERS INC +l7-15th St. Molina. Student's Loose Leaf Gouda Fancy Writing- PupErS Memory Books Engraved Cards and antiunnry Fuuntain Pt-ns uml Evershurps Drawing and Artisf Mzuturial' 5 1 Books, Standard Fiction .ml Classics Grrcting Cards fur all Occasions A11 makes of Fountain Pens and Pencils repaired by our Specialist. .,.-.. 1 . . 3, .. .- -u .. ..-:- FAMOUS SAYINGS 0F FAMOUS PEOPLE: Fur crying out loudJ'-Budd Hugbcrg. hHem-d huw Ilukaurd cums 0111'? 1, x'rem-e Julmsun. WING you get mucl loving? Joc chkstrom. It's time l0 club Mr5. Rydlmlm. Vr'itll Or witlmutf- Linuke. W'nl up and around and able to take nmxrislmlrnt. -Elin Felt, How funny you lnlkl'iiHullj'wnud. 1111 happy nuw. 1 ant :x . nID' i-iumc Hedlund. Some wuman ! 1$311 Dx . Alum from Ostin Tc. -1 ritz I Evcr hear this um: i 'Ghlylmdy seen Cyn ', : Cami Gotta stu lal'emh L-B. Sumlahl. 1 Hly salvofakglul. -In:lr Carlson l :- -. .-.. . .g. +.....-...-..-..-.n-..-...-.. .,-..-..-.. ..-..-..- .7..-.. .. .. .. ..'..--. ..-...;. I . T l T ! 7 DR. LIESS CHIROPRACTOR ! a . Sucm-E-sor m l L 5mm 3 Dr. Carlson I i Mulllw 11 : a and h m - wcmmsda I I FIIDnc Molina 1:331 Saturday T 1 7 Gund I'Iouvrn! Did ln- live Hmlluud: My fnthm- only wcighul funr pnuni'ls. wlu-n he: was lml'll. Tm; Hand: rd Furry-fhr'u E ' 1E 7W :x t L w a, An 7 N 711271:- . 12-1 1. E l AKIN SHOE CO ' i . BETTER SHOES Suceessors to Akin-Sclm'enkcr Cu, ROCK ISLAND DAVENPORT 1807 2nd Ave. 112 XV. 2nd St. .E -..-.. . -..-......-......-..-..-..-..E..-..-m E..-'3. .1: E 1 i XVhen You Think : I E E or E E E l E INSURANCE E 3...... E Ech arc playing Red Dog. . ! Pulll: 1 nm reading 'Hot Dog'JE ff Tlllllk of +...-..-..-...-..-..-.. k 4.. . .. F The Travelers : WWW Ca i G. H. SOHRBECK co. nf HARTFORD CONN. i : Nyal Drug Store and l ' ' E Upitnidatc Drug, Toilet and Sundry Clarence E. Stone 1 Line. E Tel- R- 12509- 441540thm'e- 1001-. 5th Am -k 16th St, Molina, 111. E - -.-.1 1. + 1. ' n-u- 3. CLEANING DYEING Quality Work Moderate Prices E Quick Service W'm'k Guaranteed Sutisfactmy E PALACE DYE WORKS Agent at Augustnnn . PRESSING Lawrence A. Johnson REPAIRING E g . , TIII: Inlmun hn'inglcupr-Puul Nelsolfs llczul Um: viewL m Ox J .1? Cc? 1 JD 71m Hundred Fw-IJv-Ianr urn- L 1 C. .J. Aldene TAILORING AND GENTS FURNISHINGS I ! Society Brawl Clothes 1 I-Ll 9 Fi fth Ave. l. + Malina, Ill. 1' .mg. 5 Montgomery Elevator Company i . MOLINE, ILLINOIS .; .. f'f' -,.4 L5. '4. $ Manufacturers of Passenger and Freight Elevators a. Danielson 599 Furgie UNDERTAKERS aml EMBALDIERS Calls Answered Day 01' Night 1212 Fifth Avenue Phone, Mnline 1H Molina, Ill. 4? What if it dues go down to mnbtlml's nothing. She's a straight girl who has no curves. Tm; H mnirnl Formula: t: ,' lf:g A . w 'r - - I 3 LL 4' '33-; l 1 . FI'TZGIBBON I Llelfs Wear 1 . 1 Of cnui'sc we give studmts 109's discnunt. Also sell i L HART SCHAFFNER t$ MARX good clothes I L 5th Avenue. Hcliance Bldg MOLINE, ILL. 5 I ' 1 A L. .l 1 IiL 4 f 1 !! JERICHO'S REXALL DRUG STORE : ' IL Tin: Home of tho Sufisfyiug Fountain i L 4th Ave.-l5tl: St. Molina, Ill. i ? mi. ; l L A. V. Esterdahl g I , 1L Undertaker mad Embalmcr : i : . 1 Private Ambulance Service ! 1 I . Li 1216 5th Ave. Molina, 111. I L ' r 1 : L Phone Molina 9:2 Established 1991 : I 'l' i9 4, 1 x4; Ip- u- 7.5!. 'thFrz-I ' VISIT THE TRI-CITIES' WONDER JEPVEL SHOP XVlIar-e you find new merchandise of highest quality at new prices .5:th Quality, price and service produce volume at C0755 Jewel Shop L: , 5th Avenue, Moline w 9-m - .nuEn. Let Cox iix your watcll;the maximum price is only $3.50. We cieliver the goods through our watch service department I I i '1 Sec H. 13. Con: for Diamonds and Alarm Clash; ; uLet's go stepping to-IliteP-Chcster Johnson, 2+; RA Gr 3 L- ' T m 7' 2:47 1m Hrmdrrd Fan'ynx 57:3: xix J LL GREETING CARDS KODAK FINISHING HEADQUARTERS FOR - PLACE CARDS AXD TALLY CARDS 1522 Sixth Avenue Dloline, III. : I .r.-..-n.-..-u.-..-.,-..m-k.h..t..,..-..-w.-..-..-..-..;..-.,-.....-K.-..-.I-.b..-. 3,. .5. .. g . t..- . qt..- .. I Set the Pretty Frcslunan. Does he ant look I tlike a Bright Green Frag? He thinks he is .1 i I Big Frag in a Little Puddle, but Ht: i5 MiSA I 1 taken. If you wmxltl stand him an his Head, 7 - thc Blnud would Rush to it. But it dues nut : Rush to His feet us he Stands an ThL-m. I I Wonder Why. It is because His Feet are not I Enmty. I . I I Freshrnzmithhy did Russell Framing Imvel 1 the trees cut down on the nIhIeti field? i JIIIlinrsi'TI'ily H'IEi' were petrified? i Frrshic Pctrifiex i s the wind made tlmn rock. I I PrexyI'WYe :er all here to help others. I T FroslIu- Wcll, wlmt arc the others here forv I '- i -l' kin -i. an ht.-..-.. h -..-......-..,. una .-..-..-..-..- ..h..t......-L.!. I. i Eat at i LEIVIBIANIS CAFETERIA i -rIGth Street. Mulinc i Special Sunday Noon and Evening Meals -i' ,L...-..-n-n- ......-..-..-.. I...--.-.. 1. Fruniugthhl you fuvur the Hmmr System at tln- recent elertiml? Ituy .IDllnSUD- I sure did. Why I voted for it Iive times.m Horst 5' Striefer Company Authorized Ford Sz Fordson Dealers Rock Island, Ill. Dr. Fred B. DGGI'OOt OSTEOPATHIC Physician ;i;4 A rf ? Safety Building Rock Island Pl: . 05:: R. L 4l6 Dna- Rnidence R. I, 3042 Fred N. Setterdahl 8: Co. Public Accountants and Auditors 22-J- Rubinsnn Bldg. Rock Island, Ill. 1 : Is' that right? Greta: It may not he right but 105 so. MARKS OF THE CUNQUERDRi Palmer Nestam'lcl': See this chalk on my shoulder? Roommate: 315! Palmer: Well, it ain't chalk:y as wit Real Estate at Auction Improved Farms to Room 300 exchange: for People's Bank City Property A- L- PULVER Building REALTOR Member Molina Real Estate Board MOLINE, ILL. Also Sell Telephone Molina 1587 'x . ,- '7 13m H mldn'd' Furlycrylvi Love is like an union. We taste it with delight But when it's gone WE wnnder, whatcver mud: us bite. .r..-..-..-.--...-..A...H..A-.H...-.Hu-u w- - Greta: W kissed Howard last night. 3-3 HIS Annual is the product of a Print Shop that features the mak- ing of School Year Books. 0; They are unique and finely printed. 0; Personal attention given to all details entering into a. good book. Your atronage is solicited. P . We 1mm been printing Coifegc and 801'qu A717 num's far- mmr fwenly-fr'rm years. All Bf our :11!- mmls have been printeai uarnli'nuamiy by m! for fram Unmc ta Imenly-five years. Wagoner printing Co. Printers 0f Awmuais GALESBURG, ILLINOIS Thurs not 50 good. Dm'0tlxy Hombcrgon Two H mufrrd Farlyrnl'm! WE HAVE PROPERTIES IN MANY DIFFER F STATES FOR SALE OR TRADE. IT WILL PAY YOU TO COM- MUNICATE WITH A. P. BERZELIUS .r -..-..-..-..-..-..-.......-..-n'. 1 3 MOLINE ILL. 1 Mcmller of Local, State 111111 National Real Estate Assrwiaatinus. This is 11 gentlnnnn. He is very refined. Notice lmw artistically he holds his hands and how cleverly his trousers are shaped. Ah! It is m'cn 11111ifting tn gaze at the geometrically constructed alley running through his black. Does it not thrill even the must simple 0f yuu when yml see thc exquisite shoes adorning his pedal extremities? Yet this is only an example of what cnllege life can do for the most simple of 11s, and in thrrc more 3'1:an even Mr. Vil'kcry and Mr. 1Vick1 strum will have uoquirud poses similar tn this: yea, even superior to the pride of California, the Holly. $92 HF ... . F Artistic Hair Cutting HARPER HOUSE BARBER SHOP A. E. LAMP, Prop. E 1 1 1 I 1 g 1 l ..-..1..-.1-..-..-..-..-..-.l 1 1 .11-..1..1..-..-..-. 1 1 PW... T '1 Expert Kodak Service Kodak Finishing a. Specialty 1 1. L ' W b . 1 1 I 1 11 . 6 star 5 1 I , 1 - , 1 . . . i H 1.907 0th Avenue Molme, 111111015. TE .1. 1..-..1..mm..1,.1 H- M. -.1-1.-h -1771, v. H. .-h....1-N.q.-.....-..-..1.H..-...-n+ 1 n 11Gusl1 darn it! Gee whiz! Fuzz -Armida Johnson 1 1 g 1 0L1 '1 . 4- 5 N -si 1., l! Q11- - j :70 - Two Hrmd'n'd 1:111;- ' 1 I '1 1 Chas.llc1een FURNISHINGS, HATS, CAPS, AND GLOVES MEN'S WEAR 1301 :3tl1 Ave. R'Ioline, Ill. u- ..-. 1h .mn-H. 1 IITIEHE IIIIIDIF CAATDP' : 1 Your friends can buy 11111' thing youi AND ICE CIgEIJBI : I c.ln give thcmiemepl yrmr i ' I 1 11lmlogrr1pi'1. l : 1 ' 1 am? 11221 o i : SANDSTROM 1 1 1 1 1 1 M1119? f IIOP 1 : Reliance Bldg, Molina, 111. I 1 1'1ch GPADDEDgAgPMRIW 1 1 'Tl1c Photowrwpher 1n Our Town : 1 E 1 i: 1. .1 .. ' $21 5 1 1:1 Hj31111ar K0111er . 1i 1 INSURANCE 1 1 1 1 11 Pe0111e1s Bank Building Mnline, 111. i 1 1- -n-u-u-u-..-..-..-..-....-..A...V-...1......1......-1. .7..A.H....-...... -..-....-1.1-......-..r 1 1 1 1 1 COMPLIMENTS OF KENVVORTHY, DIETZ, SHALLBERG, HARPER 6c 1 SINNETT 1 .1. T. Kenwurllw LgHV OFFICES 1 Cmmsel ' ' 1 s. : 1 111 . . 1 1 1; ;me State Bank Bulldmg . 111111111111; Rock Island, Illinois I .L Harper 1 111115. F Sinnen . Rov A 111111151111 People's Bank 151111111111: 1 1-11 1 . . . 11'nsur11ggrl1l132acr Muhne, lllmms h-n-.. -u-u-u -u--..-.- -n 111 .u-.. -3. -1 -..-... -.. -Bnt 11ll chickens don't use fmvl langungc. Tm: Hn mired Fifiy-am' PHONE DAV. 3670 Opposite Masonic Temple ROCK ISILAND 729 2 SIIDI'S 310 Main Street Dxlvrnpnrt, lawn Entire Bnikiing 3rd Ave. and 20th Street Rock Island. 111. ......;- 'I- ' ll: of Ellen Peterson. Who have we here? Gentle reader, you will alt once recugnizc the rotund form at the e treme left us the redoubtublc Tiny. CHI: :17 wnys was strong for extremesy We have lm- cnvrrml 4! dark chapter in his multi-wlored und checkered career. This picturz- wns tnken in the wilds of Michigan, which accounts fm- lhe Lut-fnsh in the background. It is at first thaught, and at svcund too far that mnt- ter. incnncoivahle that Tiny could be so cub longed us to pose for such a picture. But facts are facts, in spite of wlmt Blmnquist may say to the contrary, and here we are. It is indeed regrettable. tKindIy nut: Tinfs lunchlmuk perched familiarly on her slnouldem. They wouldn't let us run .1 picture of Della Houland in a truck suit 50 we substituted this ' Like it? Corsage Bouquets Prices M uderate HENSLEY Florist 1923 Third Avenue Rock Island, Ill. Home Grown Flowers The Place to Buy Flowers T Two Himdrcd Fr'flyvrwa i Safetyr Building C. .J. SEARLE Attorwcy At Law Rock Island, Ill. Be suciuble and Hunkl-Peg Swanson. 'k Ta N ext Yeafs Board A year from now you will 5'1: around I able and go over-ymr Annual. VL'ill the Faculty Adviser smilunndsay, thaw:wchaveevcrpnh1ishgdt not will you and your :13 feel that you hav: failgd? The answu' largely dnpends on your choice uf an cngnving hcusu. Far twcnty-cight year: Lhn Sufford. Engm-ing Company has bcen intimatcly' connected with hundrads of the bat collage and schunl annuals. It has been our privilege to sit in many board m:nings, to aid in solving many problems, to gain for higgrr, better dings. XV: are proud that Smfford Service has always given :5 much :3 it has received. w: have never been content with past achieve- mcms, any mar: than you will be cuntcnt with KM! yur's hunk. Call us into your councils the day you hcgin, and let Snmzrd Service wurk with you w the Enultriumpls of an annual which will again be The Best Ever ! TI law! an the hf: rail! 5: lremmdwlb hr'pful run. ,m w ham 1 . m Ea 1 1 Hz EH Smj'ardEngmwng C ampany THE HOUSE OF IDEAS drtim' n 9:153:10: vr Engrarvrrj CENTURY BUILDING, LYDIAB'APOLIS x4 amt ' ..-'-.; From North and South From East and West EVERYBODY COMES t0 Olympus Cnnfcctionery tn get the BEST. 1 Candies and Ice Cream made fresh daily I at our own kitchen. W OLYMPUS CONFECTIONERY +23 15th St, Molina '1' x i q. JOE TUCKIS FLOWER SHOP with a Green House in the Loop Florist Telegraph Delivery Service, 1616-21151 Ave. Jud Phone Rock- Iahmd, 99. We do Um res; T g l 1' IF YOUR HEART IS WEAK DONT READ THIS. I It was twilight. I was walking up the wuudod lane at her side. The fading sun- light flickered through the trees. Her peaceful eyes gazed trustfully into mine. I felt perfectly happy. Vc reached the end of our walk and went insidr. I Silt down at her side, 0105:3 yes, a little foo close, for that darned cow switched 1m: in the eye with her tail and kicked the milk uver to boot. .5 ..-.. . 1; ..-. - E! l 3! 1 J. B. 5:, J. L. OAKLEAF l ? Attorneys and Counselors at Law I Moline, Illinois. 1 F H. mm. M + x i L I PAUL JOHNS 'ON OPTICAL COMPANY i x 3 Manufacturing Opticians FHOTOGRAPHIC SCIENTIFIC AND . SUPPLIES WEATHER INSTRUMENTS Davenpurl, Town Torre Hallie, Ind. i Inllisville, Ky. Springfield, Mu 1w GENERAL OFFICE AND FACTORY: DAVENPORT, IOWA Martin Anderson le'ulopcd a luln'rry disposition. Qua. -v x o- , m Tl ' 'j , .- 7'rz-v L'nm'n'rl Fiflgs-lulrr gin I l !I Carl Burgstcdt i T. i l i i Molina Trust ik' Savings Building. and arc the Phone Molina EGO Omar; 608 Malina Trust Bldg. Carl G. Johnson Bergstedt Construction Co. GENERAL CONTRACTORS BUILT THE ABOVE BANK BUILDING GENERAL CONTRACTORS FOR THE NEW SEMINARY AND DORMITORY BUILDING i MOLINE, ILL; Hm guing dawn la the RoelmtyJ otlice. Dm'e Nelson, Tum Huudmd Fifly-Ew Tum Himalmi FIIIy-Jix SHINE TIM UP at the- HARPER HOUSE SHINING PARLOR Home of Better Shines Second Avenue, Rock Island .mpu-u-u-n-q. ,1..-..-..-..-..-.h.. ......-...-..-..-..-..-1- +.-..-...---.-u-m-u-n-u-u-un-u -------- . J. E. Berkshire 2 i R- 1- DEPOT SHOE l I REPAIR dealer in '4 i Oppusitc C. It. I. s; P. Depot I Fine Line nf thtl'f Shots at Groceries and Bakery Goods? I LMSt Pmes , i L N. R. DIAPEL, Prop. l 6!! 38th St; Rack Island i l 5108 5th Ave. Rock Island I : ' 4a.... g i... m GERWVE BROS. 3: GARVEY CO. Designers Makers of fine J ewelry Classes Fraternities Sororities Third Floor, 110-112 E, Third St. DAVENPORT, IOWA Pacific Barber Shop First Dam' .Wcst uf Johnwn'lv Cafe CLEANING and PRESSING C. E. BELLOUS 3032 Fifth Ave., Rock Island .1..-.. - ....... Embrace your npportunitics-cspecially if they are good looking. Fig - -!- i W iri-ny Firtmm - M otm's Engineering THE ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION 8L MACHINERY CO. Phone R. I. 7-L 1630 3rd Ave., Rock Island Ncllo: Fm going: lmmc by mus'iu She: By music? Ncbo: KiYes, via Lynn. Heard at a lmskct ball game: Inar: hCcmniv: shows good form. K. Nelson: mfes, so does Mildred Bar- u I hear you calling me, hummed Dink Holland, us he laid his cards on the table. nfl-v-II u u-u-n-u-n-n-u-n u-u-n- 1 MOLINE FURNITURE WORKS Store and OFEce Fixtures Show Cases Secund Street, First Ave. MOLINE, ILL . .-..-..-..-.... ..-..-:.-.. ...-.., Molina Iron Works MOLINE, ILLINOIS .Igu l l 1. Phone R. I. 3 617 Seventeenth Street E. E. LAMIP Plumbing and Ileafinb Repair Work Given Special Attention Residence Phone: R. I. 3526Y ROCK ISLAND, ILL. ..-..-..-..-..-.1. ..-..-.. ..-...'..+ .1..- Tiny Puiln must imve been a cuter huhy when he was little! .THE DAILY TIMES The Great VVant-ad Medium The Tri-Cities Greatest Newspaper Delivered anywhere in thc Tri-Cities JACOBSENS BROWN BEAUTIES Quality Cigar See the pret-ty Cou-plc. Children? What in the XVOrld are they dn-ing? They are sit-ting in a hunt. And That is not All. Is there nut Dan-ger of The boat upusel-ting? 011, 1101 It is on Dry land. If it Were nn Wa-tcr it would quick-ly up-srt. The Man is far too Wise for That. Who is the hnnd-some Lothariu? That is Bernie Elliot, chil- dren. You must he Carc-ful and nut write Him funiuy lnt-tcrs. Yes, he is clkjuy-ing him-self imimensbly. DonW you wish You Could he Thai Hapipy? Yen sz if You Muvc in Chicago. ROCK ISLAND TRANSFER ck STORAGE CO. New Fireproof Public Warehouse 1 Baggage?Removalsg-Crating-Pizmo Moving i +- - -l- TRI-CITY PIANO COBIPANY Victor Talking Machines Records, Player Rails 'Haddorff, Clarendon, Troubadour Pianos and Playcr-Pianus Molina, Illinois I .i. Tm; Hlmdrtd Ffflyrn'ghr She looked at him with a warm and limpid gazwsoml: cow. 1- i: :- I- I ROOM 403 MuLmE 'HWST awsu Mulma, ILL. I I I'I t I 1' V Brissman AllIIIt C0111 I111 I, I I 'l'Ju- t-ulturE-Z'IugIJIII-IIpKetxcrspxltlel'grunmrd. P E I I The plan they putmnize? Public Accmmm-nlx Inrd Auditors I : It is the plum of servicr and refinement. INCOME TAX cDNsuLTANTS : I SYSTEMATIZERS I I 13 1 TI I; B h SI . -n . . ' : I ' I 1' 1' AUGUBL N. nurswAN I I d ate 1w la a 8 mp Munuyiug xIl-r'Dunhmt. I i 1332-5th Ave., Moline, Ill. AUDITS INVESTIGATIONS kCEDUNIING SVSTEHS ! I FEDEIAL ru nEnnms I . All the nevuzw or GLO nx nevunns : I Mamuines-CigarsiRudio News ANNUAL ACCOUNYING SERVICE CONTRACYS I i V . -. :- .; . + .,.-..-... NEAR' 11N CIGAR COLIPANY IIA S tare Mosf EverywhereII .p I u - -. -.. I LAGOMARCINO GRUPE C0. of Iowa ' IVimlesale Fruits and Ice C ream 4-. -..-..-..--. x -.. .-.....-q- 'I. f 'i' . . I I I Our Fifth Scar Here I I : E R5 W. OLBISTED n ETTLER s; METTLERI I I I Lawyer Rock I 311171.131? I I Chiropractors I I Rock Island, Ill. l,iccnscr'l under laws of Iowa I I 20545 Safety EMIT- - TEL R- I- 676 Ollie? 19th St, and 2nd Ave, I I I .i. . 4....-. . -..-..-.+ Aw, I think 5119's It purty nice girl. I kinda like herT-Gmryr Wmthinmrm Il'it'kxh-om Two Huudrcd Fifunuinc 4- ! DOLLY El 15 g A1131; R T 1 1128 Second Ave., Rock Island 306 West Third St, Davenport an.-..-..-.....;. .I-.-..F.. .b...i- +. ..-..-..... QUINLANKS QUALITY BAKERY 1 - For good things to eat 1 I Phone R. I. 3465 1917 Fourth Avenue 1 Prof. Nurdstrom Uhnuriczln Industrial History Clussh 1'Cnm :ulyune give me any 1 information regarding the Liberty Bell? 1 J. Jackson Ungersoll 0n wrisu: It'll rim:r in just twa minutes? I In Economics class Arbuckle is the educated mun-hc remains silent in six hm- i gnagcs. I I I .4 5. .1. 1 11PURE QUILL,, 1 More than a trademark!a guide to GOLD BIEDAL 11 quality products1ou BRAND BUTTER 4 s A Halligmfs Is always good COFFEES 11 TEAS SPICES ' g 1 EXTRACTS 15 HALLIGAN COFFEE THE PIONEER 1 CREAMERY CO. 1: COMPANY Davenport, Iowa ' DAVENPORT, IOWA 1 ii- BUY GOOD SIIOE'S AT- ! WIDELUS SHOE STORE l Best Repairing in Tri-Cities I School Representzltivus: 1225-5th Avenue 1 Birgcr Swensnn and Gene Lothgren Molina, Illinois nWhat is the need of brains when we have jnurty' hair? --Thc hullhed lmired pair, Budd Hngherg and Hollyworld Andersun ' hlh. y-LLC': :wuv $11 11 Two Hrmdvrd Sixty -l------ mm -- - 3' ? THE VAILE COMPANY : i : : urns: KWSEEE ausmrss ; suppuzs msnmwg sins mm A 7 1714 111IRDAVENIJE ROCK ISLAND. ILL ll 41' - , Arvh' Do you think lu-tting is wrung? Joe: uThe way I but usually is. Brownie Larson: F red Peel: 'I'lIL'I'P'H only unr Imm'st wny to ImIkE money? HOW? Brownie: HI knew ynu wouldn't know! 5 Il-IA- I a!- 1 l l l i HARTZ 6a BAHNSEN CO. 1 i T i IV H OLESALE DR U GGI S' 'S f I ROCK ISLAND, ILL. I i LEITHNER 3L VVEISHAR Electrical Dealers i 1812 Third Arc. Phunn R. I. 1590 ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS + -- i- lI-I u-n ii. A. M. BLOOD COMPANY : Cor. 4th Ave. and 20th St. Rock Island, Illinois Everything for Schools, Helps and Supplies for Tt crs and Studcnts. All edia tium uf Dirtinnnries, chuk't'. selection of Born Office Furniture. The Ideal Home Study Desk. EDUCATIONAL GIFTS. i 4 i .p.-..-..- u-u, Shoes and waorcls of Quality- Scc Ollt new Spring Oxfords and Pumps W710? Qualify Es Supreme THE SQUARE DEAL SHOE C0., Inc. I New Location: 1-!23-5th Ave. Mokine. Illinois i -i . - i Absence nmkes the heart grow fnndcr; Competition mnkos the fame grow longer.-BEH Dic-yc-r. Tmr llmrtlr-t'd SLI'IX'OHE u- .3.-...-A-.n-g m 7:1- .17. RELMNEE ILDn. muui: MDLINE sou. ass. azal31w AVE. R. l. Pumas: n. Ixsn DR. F. O. RINGNELL OFFICE HDERS: 10 To I: A. IL. 7. Tu A p, as 7 To a P. M. an MOI! WED. a 5.1-. sunnns n 10 I2. Molina, Ill. +.-....-..-....-.3..-..-..-..--.-..3..1p DR. R. B. HINMAN 7. Dmrtist 1 1 H 505 Reliance Bldg. 1! Tel, Molina 192 Mnline, Ill. PEOPLES POWER COMPANY r 3 '3 . HmmnluzlllmIuxumIIIIIImruuulwlmlllluImnunlillllllunmwmulumlluuuHwHmIIlIIImmHmmlllumlmmullllmluuuHMHIHIIIIHHIHulmlullllllwmwUH:ulllltlmlumnlwlllllumlumwmlilllmuluuHHu:IIIlII 3 w : DR. H. A. ZIEGLER Dentist Phone Molina 1550 509 Reliance Bldg. Molina, 111, Glasses Fitted We Grind Lenses Guaranteed to fit you DR. H. EDVVARDS Registered Optometrist Office 1808 Third Ava R. I. 1060 Hnnext Service Home: Priues ROCK ISLAND. ILL. 4......-.........-..-.-......-.....w.1,- Kell ': I am disnlissin run early tmduv. 5 E . A . other clnsscs. Two Hm: dud .S'irn-rmio Please go out quietly so as nut to wake the ALUMNI ? GET A COMPLETE SUMMARY OF : AUGIES ACTIVITIES ORDER YOUR 1924 ROCKETY--l NOW 3 Price $ $3.50 EARL HANSON, Business Illanagcr . h-n Ain't Hunt the limit! cricrl the criminal, as the judge pronounced the life sentence. Two Hundred SLI'Iy-erue Auguataha Gnllrgr anh Ehrnlngiral $2minarg The School with a Grand 1235121 thu Offers Courses in the following Departments: SEMINARY, COLLEGE, ACADEMY, SCHOOL OF COMMERCE, SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION, CON- SERVATORY OF MUSIC, AND AR'T DEPARTMENT Recognized by all leading Colleges and Universities Teachersj Certificates granted. to graduates without special examination TEN GROUPS OF COURSES IN COLLEGE DEPARTMENT Investigation of Equipment, Courses, and. advantages cordially invited For Information, write GUSTAV ANDREEN, President ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS There 1's uothiazg that a man loves and honors so much next to a good mother, as u yooq! SCHOOLHiKIPLING. 1kg 9 mr A ThaEs A11 ! 'Fx Q 4' HL