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

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1947 volume:

I-:I ,, I Q V I , REV. KENNETH D. LARKIN 33129 WEST CHICAGO AVE. LIVONIAI MICHIGAN Che Keck sig-7 TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication 4 ln Memoriam 6 Faculty l6 Library Staff 27 Secretarial Staff 28 Classes Senior 32 Iunior 62 Sophomore 64 Freshman 66 Social Life 77 Organizations l l7 Athletics l53 Seminary l79 School of Nursing l93 zffff W it 4 fy- I7 PRESENTED BY' THE JUNIOR CLASS OF AUGUSTANA COLLEGE RICHARD L. HANSEN EDITOR JOHN M. TELLEEN BUSINESS MANAGER 714 Dczfczzfirfu In the tragic death of Professor Carl Fryxell, Augustana has lost one of its most valued and highly esteemed teachers. Although his subject was one that dealt with material problems-business and economics, his out- look on life was anything but materialistic. By his no- bility of character, his unquestioned integrity and his forthright spirit, he wielded a strong and formative in- fluence in his classroom and on the campus which has left an indelible impress on the lives of students as well as his colleagues. But Carl Fryxell was something more than a school- man. He took an active interest in the problems of his communityland gave unstintingly of his time in public service. His membership on the Board of Education of Moline may be cited as an example of such service. Likewise, he revealed a genuine interest in the work of his local church, as Well as in the church at large. Al- ways he was looked upon by his fellows as a man who could be depended upon as being faithful in the least and who would give his best. During World War Il, when a military training unit on the campus brought with it many complex problems, it was to Carl Fryxell that the administration turned to assume responsibility for all financial relationships with the government. The Rockety-I is truly grateful for the years of efficient and conscientious service that Carl Fryxell rendered to its annual publication as financial advisor. It is to him that we dedicate this book. 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N-'MNH M Hjw .2 as Hsin .ELF . :I Bw 91 N Q H H f 2f.U Q H. . H : W M E .W NIH me . H M f M sg ... WM WWW E .2 WW M .. M Wm . H. Huw W. EW F. mnmsm .H EK H. E 1 .H Q mm V ix! W iw gms-N QQ Mags. H-ggw-:sf EEE nz: H M mm M 5 W' gigs 'H was MA W uilgw gg HN X ERE HER E ., E E - E .W H... N ,An s 2 xx ss m ss a mr vm vu gm ms fx- ':,. ,714 Jlflemzfrizlm We have experienced a great loss to our institution in the passing of Dr. I. P. Magnusson, for forty years an esteemed and brilliant member of the Augustana Col- lege faculty. A thorough scholar and a beloved teach- er, Dr. Magnusson has left behind him a rich legacy in the lives of the many students who came under his in- fluence. We think also of the invaluable contribution which he has made to the growth and progress of Aug- ustana. lt is primarily through his efforts that the nat- ural sciences have come to occupy so large a place in the curriculum and have won for our college the rec- ognition and respect of the scientific world. We cherish the memory of Dr. Magnusson, however, not only as a teacher and a scientist, but equally as much as a friend. His kind and genial personality, as well as his manly qualities will be long remembered by those who came to know him intimately. w B 1-fm my s : n - as Q vw ms as .fam 555522 Q. W, F 4 ss ss a mag 1-mms z MW xx f- 7, x, may -w zum .Am a-im H, a -ng' Q-ss was mam as DBNKM P-NN ME-M oalm- LIB RP-RY LU 99 WA za ss LLBER G HALL OP SCIENCE SEMI NA R Y CHAPEL MUSXC BUXLDXNG J' AQN3 B .3 HW- ANDBEEN If I-'AIRVEW H-41-L ANNEX ,-5, .- 2 ' NORTH HAH' 1946-47 may well turn out to be the beginning of a new era in American education. Something else happened than a mere return to college on the part of a large number of students whose education had been inter- rupted by the war. The new thing in college education which came to View in l946 was the breaking down of barriers which formerly had surrounded the American campus. With- in the year there was a crashing of the gates of colleges and universities by a whole portion of the population which before had not had financial means. From hun- dreds of thousands the campus enrollments grew to millions. The significance of this movement lies in the faith that American youth have in college education. American young men and women want to train themselves for better jobs and fuller living. To the schools of the nation this poses the question-can education, college educa- tion, give what these youth are seeking? Augustana has sought to meet this condition by ex- panding its facilities, but ever giving thought to the problem of making instruction meaningful for the pur- poses of this generation. A healthy, throbbing life has pulsated through the halls of the campus, and a con- stant optimism has supported our faith in the power of Christian youth to meet the tasks of this age hopefully and victoriously. Conrad Bergendoff 1 Q,-fa. , 'fy 435:55 ', .,, ,ff X X . ., .,,. r tif Y.:-:X V -. -1 . 1 1, v,-kwa.-. - :n:f?'?i'f37 -'fw': : ' JnfW.:ws5'i 'wma 511, 1- 1--,.- nw 4 ' V.. 'I H -,:1'i': ' F-1 '-1 Qi , ,v ' as f I 1 , . -x L 'ig 1 Zzeulfy Dean Arthur f ol the C A. Wald' essor of Sw Ollege bf L.A.M' PILD edrsh Lang zberql Art . uqge S.Q1'1d P UI! - d Ll fe!-Qturgo Harry S. B. Iohnson, ILB.. B.D. I Deon of Men and Assistant Professor of Greek olive Iohnson' B-A-' MA- Cmd Christianity Dean of Women cmd Asslstcxnt Professor 16 v-...,.. -.--. Herbert L. Glynn, A.B.. ILM. ullculul Lu 1: uuux. ucxuuuuo Registrar Arthur Swedberg Hurley Rqhm, A,B,, AM, Directorof Buildings cmd Grounds David Becksuom Veterans' Counsellor and Director of Assistant to the Director of Buildings Evening School cmd Grounds 17 Oscar F. Ander. A.B., ILM., Ph.D. Professor of History Richard A. Barnes. B.S.. M.A.. Ph.D. Roy Anderson, A.B. - Instrucior in Physics Earl A. Beyer, JLB.. S.T.B., ILM.. Ph.D. Professor of Modem Languages rf George B. Arbaugh, A.B.. ILM.. B.E.. Ph.D. Associate Professor of Philosophy cmd Psychology Adda B. Bozeman, L.L.D. Department of Education 18 Associate Professor of History ...- Iohn L. Briley. B.S., M.A. Hecrd Coach and Assistant Professor of Physical Education 'ik ...., Delurose Brooks, B.S. Instructor in English Leroy C. Brissmcm. I-LB. Director oi Athletics, Head ol the Department of Physical Education Beulah Chase, A.B. Instructor in English Henrietta I. Clark, A.B., A.M. William E. cederbera. A.B.. A.M.. Ph.D. a c as c a ASSiStGr1f Professor Of Secretarial 19 ---...:ih,,,, 4 V Inst!-uctgr in Biology i ' EEUU UI. IVKALUIKAL ux.Lc:ux.c uxvx Barbara Hender, B.S. E. R. Erickson. AM., Ph.D. Gnd Pf0feSS01' Of GGOIOQY Professor of Chemistry Martin I. Holcomb. A.B., ILM. Professor of Speech Alma I.. Iohnson, B.S. Instructor in Geology cmd Geography --lg i 20 Assistant Professor of Art ffm. Linus W. Kling, A.B., A.M., Litt. D. i Theodore LeVander. A.B., B.D., A.M Professor of French Language Associate Professor of Speech and Liierature. Christina Lindborg. A.B. Instructor in Physical Education Karl G. Larson. A.B.. ILM. Associate Professor oi Physics Lloyd E. Livingston. M.A. Instructor in Accounting Vincent Lundeen. B.S., M.Ed. Assistant Professor of Physical for Women Education RSI' F-5' fn: K Henrieiie C. K. Naeseih. A.B.. ILM.. Ph.D.. Head of Humanities Division and Q' Q LQ, -r 1, Yu Professor of Economics Professor of Eriglish Language and Harry Nelgon, A,B,, Ph,M Lnemture Assisiant Professor of Mathematics Victor R. Pearson. A.B.. B.D.. S.T.D. Head of Division ol Philosophy and Margaret Olmsted. A.B.. ILM. . . . . . - I Associate Professor of Latin and Religion, Professor ol Chrisliamiy Allegn Peew, MJL l Mathematics Instructor in Physical Education for Women 22 'xv Oscar L. Nordstrom, A.B., ILM. 'ffIS1'fuI:ESS'Iff' Eigiisif' l Professor of English ' Donald R. Powell. BJX. ' Instrucior in Chemistry Lowell V. Simpson. A.B., ILM. Albert F. Schersteu. A.B.. ILM., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Psychology Professor of Sociology and fir Lama snow. A AM B.. , e i ' 1 ff K Henry F. Stcxack. A.B.. A.M. Associate Professor of History Don Tornquist, ILB., M.A. Assistant Professor of Speech Lucien White, A.B.. ILM.. Ph.D. Professor oi French Language Ann van Evch and Literature Assistant Professor of Speech . '52 Y. Frank Townsend. M.A. Assistant Professor of English Hal C. Yingling. B.S.. M.S., Ph.D nz - -sa.. E: -a X , M. X. 1 ,.- W. .t..,,,,,,1- A, ,H 24 and Physical Therapy . K sk x--uf wwkgwfgk 5 r....- 3:4 Professor of Biology School of Music Karl Ahrendt. Mus.B.. Mus.M.. Ph.D. Director of the School of Music, Conductor of the Orchestra ond Mildred Bisgrovel Bus.. M5- Professor of Vlolm Instructor in Theory and Piano Annu Marie Gerts Charles Farmer. Mus.B.. Mus.M. Instructor in V0iCe Instructor in Piano cmd Brctss Loiae E. Cervin. A.B. Assistant Professor of Piano Lydia W. Iohnson Instruments and Director of the Bond Instructor in Picxno ' r- J- .fy 1 . ll A ,. I a1,g--' - ffvnl I, ,MQ Q H. ,Q '- A -,,.f 5 vlf 1 ?N LJ '-Mem .'7 f'-'. - llrgnf-.-.. .1 --4fE14u4?5L , 7Y Y ti 1' LII Ellilllll I-iflUKl?Il Assistant Llbrarian Ruth A. Carlson, A.B.. B.S.I..S. Catalog Librarian Elinor Iohnson. A.B.. O. N. Olson Seminary Librarian Archivist n n-un , ,YY YY, ,fgl , Sccrefzzridl Sing i I Mildred Carlson Bookkeeper Mrs. Carl Fryxell Secretary to the Registrar l Mrs. Aliheu Milton Secretcrry to the Director Helen Schcxdde of Admissions Secretary to the Registrar Geneva Lindgren Mrs. Renee Iackson Secretary to the Comptroller Secretary to the Dean of the College 13 Marlowe Tillberg Secretory to the President ZX Z8 F Mildred Kroon Secretary to the Dean of the Semmcrry Mrs. Alma E. 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Eva Waterman. Row 4: Richard Olufs. Dick Hansen. William I. Nelson. William H. Pel, Betty lane Neuhaus. lo Anne Knees. Ann Iohnson, Margaret Willer. Lois Olson, Walter S. Martin. Edgar I.. Magney. Calvin Iohnson, Henry Haiermann. Mary Hoff. Harold Alden. 63 Saplzzwzaras' 29-'? ' ,4-. 5 -of we-rf. if. 50 gg, Gunnettuii-dee 0 Ytesidentg Bichdid 9 Ernie Kdflsgginson' Sect Vin as .I Row 1: Robert V. Anderson. Ioyce Dornacher. Margaret Couch. Marian Fredrickson. Barbara Davis. Corinne Ha- mann. Ianice Carlson. Robert W. Anderson. Row 2: Iohn Hambleton, Barbara Bognar. Doris Collier, Harold Bolm. Ralph I. Backman. Eric Cedergren. Earlene Cook, Marian Bell. Row 3: Rita Cederberg, Philip Anderson. Annette Anderson. Bernice Anderson. Io Anne Bergman, Mary lane Coddington. Margery Caradine. Row 4: Marjorie Borgwall. Harold F. Conrad, Elsie Carlquist. Carol Freeburg. Dorothy Cederburg. Art Aclrerberg, Don Ericson. Row 5: Eugene E. Blick. Don Collinson. Martha Freden. Rachel Hanson. 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Row 3: Allen L. Curtis. Marcus Aurelius, George Chapman. Miriam Burton. Stina Berglund. Christa Ewaldsen. Marion Carlson. Eileen Anderson. Marilyn Biork. Ioan Aubrey. Mary Creceluis. Evelyn Behnamann. Mary Frieden. Charles Collinson. Row 4: Harvey A. Coleman, Gerald Anderson. Paul Bengtson. Philemon Anderson. Iackie Braaten. Ruth Buckles. Barbara Boyles. Elizabeth Erickson, Margaret E. Carlson, Ioan Carlson. Eileen De Meyer. Clara Cun- ningham. Marion Bjornson. Row 5: Don Bergstrom. Bill Bredieldt. Bob Fairman. Robert Danielson. Ralph I. Bradd. Le Roy W. Dixon. Iulie Burkard. Arline Awrick. Inez Carlberg. Carol Britton. Standing: Iohn A Erickson. Don Fosburg. Henry Elling. Edwin Blaser. Robert Borden. Bill Anderson, Bob Beck. Donald Blaser. Leon Dahl. Richard Biorndahl. Robert E. Cunningham. George Bagatelas. Bob D. Bayer, Iohn W. Erickson. Carl Bagge. Elmer W. Copley. Ir. K Row I: Conrad C. O'Dell, Bill Oaks, Franklin L. Nelson, Sophie Gust, Arthur R. Munson, L R. Moline, Ioyce Lindquist, lean Nelson, Clyde D. Meier, Virginia Nordstrom, Blanche Loreen, Ion D. Michel, Robert I. Martens, Robert L. Mason. Row 2: Norman Norquist, lack E. Kellett, LaVone Lundeen, Glenn Carlson, Doris Nordell, Ferris Noble, Fleur Norton, Hilma Mark- lund, Laurence Nylen, Mary Mouri. Richard L. Murrens. Dorothy Nelson, Ernest O. Nordquist, Arthur G. Mercer. Row 3: Ralph I. Nelson. Wm. L. Mattson, Kenneth Nyberg, Gail C. Nelson, Charles D. Lindberg, Iohn Lundeen, Dale E. Miller, Dorothy Munson, Wayne F. Lowden, Nancy Leaf, Martha Mumey, Francis Martin, Warren A. Nelson. Row 4: Gilbert I. Melow, Ray Mahlo, William H. McElwain, Nancy Nelson, lack Matsen. Betty Oberg, Wayne E. Nelson, David Loring, Harry Lorenz, Bob Liliegren, Howard C. Lundvall, Naomi Miller, Virginia Mitton, Carolyn Nelson, Kenneth Mo- burg, Richard Mattson, Elizabeth Moothart. :EE n '-..:...-'-3' T' ' fl x .41 if - .f s Y . . R.. Row 1: Doris Lee, Dorothy Ann Koch, Rutch Iohnson, Kennneth W. Krukow, lack W. Ioslin, Tom Hoftbauer, Marie Kauf- mann, Nelda Gooding, Henry C. Ide, Peter Grevas, Melvin Garber. Row 2: Samvel Iames Galley, Richard E..Hill, Marilyn Fitzpatrick, Lucille Foley, Howard Ralph Iones, Arland V. Asplund, Iackie Larson, Donald E. Greer, R. W. Lachnit, Roland W. Larsen, Kathryn Gardner, Robert E. Hoifman, Elsye Hallgren, Sally Iohnston. Row 3: Paul Hintz, I. Ellison Gooding. An- sel M. Gooding, Kermit Moreland Clingman, Doris Hillquist. Elaine Iohnson, Doris Mae Iohnson, Glen Harris Iohnson, Robert-W. Iohnson, Emmett A. Frey, Lucille Hampson, Robert D. Kelly, Alice Lang, Anita Koenig, Beverly Iohnson. Row 4: Gerald Herman, R. O. Landon, Barbara Iohnson. Esther Glad, Roberta Hinricks, Howard Hintz, Ogden Y. Iohnson. Wayne F. Iohnson, Norman Henry, Dallas Lee Iones, Robert Larson, Bud Iohnson. Elizabeth Holmquist, Ioan Haas. Row 5: Werner M. Kroeger. Charles Hoyt, Charles H. Gustafson, Shirley A. Hazlett. H. I. Iohnson, Rodger Hultgren. Iohn H. Freed. Eugene G. Iohnsonf Gene Iennings, Simon Abcouwer, Ir., Iohn Liliedahl, Caroline Kammerer, Lois Hamann. Lois Hauglie. Row 6: Doug Galbraith, W. S. Iohnston, Harold Herman, Thomas H. Gause, Theodore E. Herman, Norma Iohnson, Nathan Iohn- son, Robert D. Kummer, Fred Larson, Phyllis Kistner, Arthur Hintz, Gladys Hahn, Warren Hintz, Hazel Larson, Gene Lar- son, Carl T. Granholm, Ben Shlaes, Leroy Lawhorn. gum MN'-W.,-4. f P1 I KX I mfigewws me -. en.. . Us mm gg L 4- . fl 1- asm---sf --A ss . sa I Al... ...W . . ,. msn-w mn 1 , ees ms , .l ..-s- sm E was ss .4 ss---ff ti E was ms w -5- f--- -M M 3 me mums s s-- e-- Row 1: Claire Russell Wainright, Don Sundin, Iohn Paul Swanson. Donald E. Vollmer. Alice Carlson. Marion E. Peterson. Einard L. Strand. Lois Gene Varner. Carleen Swenson. Ronald I. Wolf. Elbert A. Smick. Bill Davis. Iohn C. Cessna. Row 2: Howard Simpson. Everett N. Stevens. Bob Tillberg. Chuck Hull. Inez E. Smith. Pat Stevens. Betty Wagle. Gordon Swan- son, I. Kenneth Soderquist. Dean Thompson. Robert L. Anderson. Helen Wanke. Ioan Wells. Delores Anderson. Barbara Westervelt. Row 3: Ralph Slentz. Richard B. Powers. Kenneth Stenstrom. Iim Lundberg. Dick Swanberg. Robert Swan- son, Keith Epperson, Andrew Plantz, Howard S. Dort, Donn Weiss. lane Robertson. Dorothy E. Swanson. Row 4: Lee E. Vincent. Mary Iane Vorthmann, Barbara Wantalt. Earl R. Vogelsang. Roger Strand. lack Trethewey. lack R. Walker. Chuck Kurtz. Bruce Bonne. Bob Freitag. Don Tolmie. Bernard Wickstrom. Ken Garrity. Dick Voris. Russell E. Swanson. Row 5: Ralph Wallin. Alfred I. Ulner. Stanley Swanson, Barb Willett. Dolores Apple. lean Wetteland. Row 6: William D. Ed- mondson. Charles E. Murray. David L. Walker. George Degenielder. Mary Thorne. Eloise Swanson. Gene Harms. Norman Soderholm. Walter Turning. Edward Szelcely. Ed Swanson. Gene Swanson. Ben Shlaes. Robert F. Stackdale III. Robert O. Taube. Kzzmpu Bde .D -NM s E n ms HB E nl ALAESSB mg A ss H H E H H ss I h-wlg,f52zm' MW Dom Je Rx -N - 72 'Ili 5 I .-el , Il ACfl6'6hI7fl'0lf1 2701114 x , 1. -H E XA- 5. ff-an x -1 ' f-,.1-ywi' ' bn. ..-:-z:w 'f M.- , v-5. 6 ,- :w'. , v CT3- r - .':'2'4.'i-? - . K' ' 51:5 '.,-,, W4 .. -' Am.. .1-, nb I 7 N So zzz! LVL' . - ixfi ld, Miss Pierson. Stand han Ruth Kumaic: Dean Ohve Iohnson M?J2jx:1nI?Iahx2:l?:hr1:hi1?e M e seaiidblgalgzgozalggn Collmson Miss Lxndborg Mrs Bozeman mg 0 0 The group responsible for the super Vision and coordination for the numer- ous social activities on campus was the social committee. It was the instigator of the student-faculty outing at Black- hawk State Parkg it stimulated interest in the plaid-shirted, cotton-skirted W.A. A. Round-upg and it planned the Christ- mas party, Where St. Lucia, fun-provok- ing Tomtegubben, and the ever popular Swedish dances were the highlights oi the evening. The committee also spon- sored the annual school picnic in May. 80 ia! Hvmmiifee E Hn...- Foreground: Anita Telleen, Secretary: Dick Olson. Vice-President: Neville Yingling. Co-chairman of program committee. How 2: Herb Anderson, President: Marg Foley. Co-chairman of program commitiee: Hal Anderson. Treasurer. 5'fude1f1fs'll14 2114 OJWW Q 1 uf kqd a we m,.1xfW'm . at aes 'al he 1' and t Show Stu U. is as much a part of Augie as classes, and is probably much more regularly attended. During the year the program corn- mittee arranged interesting enter- tainment for the student body, and the sororities, fraternities, and in- dees have competed enthusiasti- cally for the best program award. Stu U. sponsored a delegation to the Butler University history con- ference. And of course, there's the concession at North Hall which is maintained by Students'-Union. 'l3Q. Merry Christmas Stu UI from the Cogs. .NTP l n H A! the Boa' Sho. 80 owe u time 59' the . al gels UPW' 1 ,nfofeve Ho Hmm 'Iicki fel, 'I Crown 8 Nita owns Herb Herb and Anita rule over Homecoming festivities ,xx 'na rf: W mm was gm. ss Ho mowing is ss ,NV 5 wg H xx Kgs H I USB v wx x , ' 1 5 ,,.:-ffm Nm gf XR' BK 5 Q fa 5 Q Hifi . ' ' d Iohn Erickson , The Pep Committee -Txcka Larson an 5 ,, syff' rf:-af' .. 'v ,V wx 2 'JEI 9 4 A .fu , M, . gf, , QR I fir i ii? , .iv -ns, - - , I rn: I- , . If ' 9' , ' 'Q ,A 3, , ' , I ,S , jf A is in f ,' ca f He .' ,, 1 11' ml ,1 v9,.: ,-.Z:,,wsfe5-Mil L ,J , ,U ,, ,Q-1-,r . ' X za.-25-'fi af ' ' 'ff' S' ' W ' m s ' ' EM ' f' Q, f we 'ww ' H . .V 1 A-'Age' .1 k M- . '- 2--- f . A ,. V --:vii .-,f W , F 'VH -: , 1, FQ, 3? EQ f 'f,fS7f Y, - A , .-., -.L.a-1-wsifs we-fa-'?11f'f W is 5 .'.a- A 'B 1523 L - 1 -sv. ww- f -+- 'f-ff!-r.. - -1 1 -' 1 1 ', 'f f'4f.:Q:-an -' p l, ,- ,, A 5- when me aio!!! . o Calm we The PN Rh 82 rb crowns Meng e Princess gf at e Homecoming Ban gllff Koundup F ecrrless and gh, be crstsbull, gmt is Swmg yor purdner. pardner. A Ghrisfmas Party li 2 MaeBelle reigns as Santa Lucia. with Louise and Marivene attending. vf--U E ll '-OU Sulzool Zfarlics Push get U16 Word h om Nifq. Cheerios and small talk Indeels' party has everything irorn Gus the ghost to Andy Panda. . - 1 I ds the sang 'Ymners G Pe99YFc5:mY,5gudent mutex. W0 cn is' League .,.,.r Peggy Dahlberg, Vice-President: Katie Anderson. Secretary: Marivene Milleil. President: Marilyn Charles. Historian: Betty Bergstrom. Treasurer. -r L2 Women is' Dnrmifory Gauucil cndflel' D065 : and Berg. Presiaed we - 1 exxe QU-I Amid Leila Mae Benson. Doris Anderson. Marilyn Swanson. Florence Nelson. Trudy Men? Dv mira y CW fd tl S ' ,J Seated: Vern Johnson, vice president. Row 2: Earl Sakrison. counsellor: Willie Rosine, secretary: Rog Peterson treasurer: Holland Iohnson, president: Incl: Kelletf. counsellor. 1 Gfhi Omega Gamma , SWE , E . ,Egg gms? 2 me 5 W ss V JZ-71,51 f Foreground: Doris Collier. Evelyn Carlielt, Eudora Olson, Erica Wahlstrorn, Peggy Dahlberg, Eileen De Meyer. loe Anne Bergman, Florence Nelson, Marian Frederickson. Row 2: Mary Hauberg, Helen Benson, Barbarq Bognar, Esther Lindeen, Kathryn Anderson, Delores Anderson, Martha Freden, Lois Bergren, Frances Cassling. Lillian Linder. Standing: Nancy Nelson, Rachel Hanson, Ioyce Dornacher, Wilma Youngert, Barbara Willett, Iacqueline Larson. Esther Glad. Pat Lindberg, Dorothy Holder, Marilyn Vaughan, Marilyn Palmquist, Dorothy Bratlie. Not present: Betty Lou Leipold, Polly Iackson. Lois E. Anderson, Carolyn Iohnson. Ofhcvrs FALL SPRING Eudora Olson ................. .......... P resident ' Peggy Dqhlberg ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,., Pregideni Peggy Dahlberg .... ,....,.. V ice-President Lois Bergren ,,,.,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, V ice-Presidem Evelyn Ccrlfelt ,...... .......,... S ecretcrry Betty Lou Leipold ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,. S ecretgry Io Anne Bergman ...... ........ T recxsurer Mcirihcr Freden ..... ,,,.,,. T reqsurer 88 An early fall hay-rack ride, the cup for the most beautiful Home- coming tloat, a Merry Christmas Stu. U. program, a Christmas for- mal on December l4, the tradi- tional Colonial tea, an Incognito, masquerade party on March 14, and a Cog Carousel spring for- mal on May l7 at Watchtower lnn kept the Cog wheel spinning bus- - X ily and successfully through an- other year. 'A ff t if . it Kappa fpsilon Row 1. seated: Ieanette Iohnson. Lois Lundstedt. Helen Tannus. Anita Telleen. Row 2. seated: Virginia Denecke. Sunny Peale. Marilyn Kurth. Iune Frietag. Donna Mae Anderson. Ioan Olson. Marge McCallister. Gloria Sommer. Melba Whitman. Charlotte Randolph. Virginia Randolph, Ruth Zetterholm. Standing: Virginia Nordstrom. Nelda Polson. Mary lane Cod- dington. Betty Bergstrom. Blanche Loreen. Doris Charlet. Connie Magnusson. lean Peterson. Betty Hasselquist. Marilyn Swanson. Ioane Larson. Neville Yingling. Dorothy Ann Koch. Rita Cederberg. Offcers' FALL SPRING Anita Telleen ........,....,................ President Doris Charlet .............................. President Helen Tcmnnus .....,.............. Vice-President Neville Yingling .....,...,.... Vice-President ,Ieefnnette Iohnson .,.......,....,,.... Secretary Ianice Beckstrom ..... .............. S ecretary Lois Lundstedt ,,,,.,.,... ......... T reqsurer Lois Lundstedt ...... ........ T reclsurer 90 The Keys officially began their group activities at their Hallo- we'en party, given in October. At Homecoming their float Was judged first place in originality. A brightly lit Christmas tree and hol- ly Wreaths put the Keys and their guests in a festive mood for the Christmas tea, held in the wornen's lounge. With visions of corsages and frothy skirts dancing in their heads, the Keys looked forward to their Winter formal, their first so- cial event ot the new year, while in March they had the Key Kounty F air. Their spring formal in May culminated their social activities ol the year. -t1WT'a Kappa fpsilon E QQ! -ld -67 Foreground: Maxine Pitchforth. Vivian Larson. Darlene Carlson, Lois Swanson. Lucille Foley. Ianis Carlson Belly Sand gren. Chris Olson. lean Swann, Dorothy Nelson. Row 2: lewel Ellis. Lizbeth Lindquist, Marilyn Olson. Barbara Betke Elaine Iohnson. Beatrice Bergendoff. Dolores Wright. Lois Freeman, Elaine Wallin. Eloise Nelson. On stairs Alice Carl son. Carolyn Hoglund. Shirley Larson, Donna Ioneson. Betty Oberg. Offccrs FALL SPRING Betty Sanclgren .....................,..,. President lean Swann ..... .....,.. V ice-President Eloise Nelson ....,.. .........,. S ecretary Elaine Wallin ...... ........ T reasurer Lois Freeman .... ...... H istorian 92 Darlene Carlson Lois Freeman .... Eloise Nelson lean Swann ..... Iewel Ellis ..... ........................Presidenl Vice-President .......,.Secreiary ........Treasurer ......l-listorian And this has been a busy sea- son for the Kens, too. At the Ken Karnivalf' their fall informal, they had all the atmosphere they Want- ed - and they had even more atmosphere at the Tinse1 Ba11 , their Winter formal which was held at Watchtower Irm. At the St. Patricks Day Tea, the Kens served green mint ice cream!! The Ken alurns sponsored a Shamrock Shag which drew a lot of Augie- ites to the Ski-Hi. -4,2 1 -f--Q3-X -l v-f Kappa Cdl! N--- . I sm we Q .f E an E as Q 1 '71 Foreground: lean Soady. Marilyn Scmberg. Corrine Hamman. Ruth Iohnson. Ioyce Henning. Ioanne Hillman. Row 2: Ianis Roll. Nancy Leaf. LaVonna Woods. Martha Mumey. Helen Wanke. Betty Io Dahlen. Barbara Westervelt. Beverly Carlson. Margaret Couch. Virginia Tressel, Ianet Gustafson. Marivene Millett. Dorothy Ekstrorn. Myrna Kucera. Marie Kauf- mann. Marilyn Barker. Row 3: Carolyn Larson. Barbara Long. Pat Carlson. Dee Apple. Ioan Wells. Kay Carlson. Sara Fuller. Betty Mahirx. Io Kimson. Doris Samuelson. Betty Nelson. Not present: Betty Hallstrom. Doris Lee. Dee Carlson. Offset: FALL SPRING Iean Soady ...... ....................... P resident Virginia Tre-Ssel ........................ President Ioan Hillman ...... Vice-President Myrna Kucera ..... ........ V ice- President Ioyce Henning ...... .,....,,.,.,,. S ecretary Doris Samuelson ..... ........... S ecretary Ruth Iohnson ........ ........ T reasurer Belly Nelson ........ ........ T reasurer Corinne Hamman ....... 94 .......Historicm This year the KT's Will have their informal Harvest Holiday and Bowery Ball to remember - and they certainly Won't forget their Mistletoe Mood winter formal, or their spring formal at the Rock Island Arsenal. Nor Will We forget their Stu U show - a memorable take-off on Robinson Crusoe. .. A., ,.,.,.,, .,, . .. L , '53, Q L . K, ,., :M mf W - Eg: joel-xr: 3 :.: f-.. nj.. A W WHS :if -Zig , fag: H-V , I :.. ' H 461-W4-64:-.g.N.5r?e-..2S-rl Y 1 f' Mm Fbfif-lf! Row l: Marilyn Ekdahl. Marg Miriield. Vange Erickson. Doris Sorenson. Mary Friecleu. Arm Schwiebert. Mary Ellen Carl son. Mary Lou Buck, Kay Kurtz, lean Iohnson. Row 2: Leona Olson. Lois Tolleison. Dorothy Riley. Delores O'Melia. Marion Funda. Mary Mouri. lane Minteer. Marjorie Edwards, Gloria Erickson. Row 3: Maybelle Lennhoff. Virginia McK1bben Margaret Foley. Ioan Knees. Barbara Circle. Mariorie Bergwall. Marilyn Charles. Irene Hoegner. Betty lane Neuhaus Virginia Westin. Sylvia Erickson. Sally Iohnston. Midge Miriield. Ann Iohnson. Ianet Iones. Ruth Beynon. OfHcer.s' FALL SPRING Vonge Erickson ..,,.,...,.............. President MoeBe11e Lehnhoff .....,........,..... President Doris Sorenson .,,,. ,,,,.... V ice-President Delores O'Me1ia ...... ....... V ice-President Ann Schwiebert ..... ........... S ecretary Marjorie Mirfield ....... .......... S ecretary Mory Lou Buck ,..,.., ......,. T reasurer Virginia Mcliibbon ...... ....... T recisurer Wil? If The Phi Rhos have had a suc- cessful time this year, as all their trophies will testify. At Homecom- ing, for example, they Walked off with the cup for the Sing. ln March they gave their Stu U show - ala Harvey in New York. They still had time to have the al- lotted two intormals and two formals. In the fall it Was the Fall Inn party, and in the spring it was the Phi Rho Phair informal. In April they had their annual Spring Tea, replete with daffodils. l 5 Szyma Pi D lm Foreground: Corinne Allen, Mary Doreen Carlson, Stina Berglund. son. Margaret Carlson. Virginia Mary Funk. Barbara Carier, Leo n Anderson, Christa Ewaldson. Lou Lundahl, Elaine Olds, lean Erickson, Helen Biorseth, Delores Ohland, Barbara Iolmson Row 2: Marion Iohnson, Marianne Wright, Iackie Braaien. Corinne Crippen, Dorothy Mun Anderson, Doris Anderson, Alice Lang. Lois Hall, Pat Robinson. Row 3: Carleen Swenson ne Porth, Belly Francis, Nina Schlosser. Phyllis Ohland, Bess Chickris, Lael Pierson Eileen Oficcrs FALL SPRING leflfl E!'iCkSOI'1 -..,--.,-,-.-............... PTeSiC1er1f Doreen Carlson ,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,.,,,,, President Delores Ohlcnd ...... .,...,. V ice-President Lois Hqll ,.,..,,.,,,,, -,,,,,- V jCe-P1-esident DOIGGII CCII'lSOl'1 ........ .......... S ecretctry Marion Iohngon ,,,,,, ,,,,,.44,, S ecrefgl-Y Mary 1.01.1 Lunclcxhl ..... ....,,, T recxsurer Phyllis Ohland ...... ...... H istoriomn 98 Corinne Crippen Phyllis Ohlcmd .... .......Treasurer ........I-Iistoricm The Speeds have had a crowd- as they have had for thirty-eight years! Last semes- ter, they had their Fall Frolic , an informal held at the Davenport Y , and they had their Iingle Ball dinner dance at the Fort Armstrong in Rock Island. This spring they had an informal with an underworld theme - Tuffy's Cavern. And then there was the formal at Short Hills in the s ' pring. Their Stu U show had the flavor of cafe life. ed calendar - ,gi 99 16' fa 0 egn Szym Oficcrs FALL SPRING George Slenlz ............................ President Ed Lemon .................................... President Bolo Maurus ....... ...... V ice-President War'ren White .... ........ V ice-President Larry Brown ............ ......... S ecretary Larry Brown .... .............. S ecretary Charles Mcmrklund ..... ...... T reasurer Bob Maurus ...... ........ T reosurer Row 1: Bob Maurus. George Slentz. Charles Marklund. Row 2: lack Lofgren, Chuck Hall. Sam Iohnston, Keith Tomaseski. lack Miers. Bruce Conover. Bob Brittenham, Bob Downing, Mardell Parker. Row 3: Andy Planlz. Earl Maynard. Iim Marvin, Ralph Nelson, Marvin Shiess. Art Ienkins, Bill Lacey, Bill Kuschman, Howard Dorf, Charles Tipple. Floyd Crompton, Iim Merriwether. Row 4: Rex Walker, Harry Pells. Bob Hoffman, Kieth Epperson. Dale Caufield, Edward Lemon, Don Davis. Donald Blaser, Bob Lindley, Gilbert Reeves, Ed Blaser, Tom Loufek. Bob Lawson. Not present: Harold Conrad. Bob Schmidi. Ed Mclniosh. Vernon Adams. Warren Allen. Ray Weigand. Waldo Schnieder, Larry Brown, Bob Hill. Iim Ryan. Bill Puls, Warren White. Fal Wood. Bob Goodell. Clayton Iohnstou. if l' L ., ,ga H 100 .- Y-e L .L 'W . , l,:,,.,t,?M ,mm The originality of the B os was very Well demonstrated this year-for the Bos Won the Horne- coming sing and yell contests. The winter formal held on Icmuary 31 at the Fort, and CI spring formal at G-alesburg on May 9 were social highlights. The.Bos sponsored two young Rock Island boys by pur- chasing junior memberships in the Y.M.C.A. 532 'fl Dalia Omega Oficcrs SPRING Russell Swanson ...................... President Eugene Blick ........... ........ V ice-President Iohn W. Erickson ..... ........... S ecreiary Bruce Bonne ........ ........ T reasurer Row 1: Francis Martin. Kenneth Moburg. Bruce Bonne. Russell Swanson. Iohn W. Erickson. Eugene Blick. Arland Asplund. Row 2: Robert Landon. Richard Mattson. Stewart Pyle. Carl Granholm. Vincent Swanson. Edward Swanson. Donald Tolmie. Peter Grevas. George Kean. Donald Thompson. Row 3: Harlan Buckman. William Edmondson. Richard Ramage. Willis Gouwens. Raymond Mahlo. Harold Herman. William McElwain. Charles Kurtz. Theodore Herman. Ronald Wulf. Rudy Sand- burg. Bill Slattengren. Erling Fostervold. Not present: lack Dye. Conrad Beck. Warren Leatherman. Claire Wainwright. Robert Olson. Gerald Anderson. Gene Harms. se -, fr' -- nl Aman BEHBRI. ' Q 53?fQfefm1gf nie . as rg rgsazeewgsel so 5: .5 .',:...e e- ,- s- nm as as gf: essex signs-nga' -:- :.: A - M432 Fx: Q: e Else nm s' .seam-ae,-B. H. f. ,H H -e we H New We-ee denise 1 J 1, 4 H W egewemes B, nn , mann mms wee ss , 1 ,af sam u, , .ms nm ml N ' . nm 102 This brand new fraternity was just organized this year-officially on Ianuary 30, 1947. Their black- lace Stu U show, Mississippi Mel- odies Was com and lafis with a so'them accent! In March, they had an informal at the Rock Is- land Y -the All Fools' Frolic, they called it. And in May they had a formal at Watchtower Inn. Quia 11.244061 16' fa Offccrs FALL SPRING Howard W. Cordell .................. President Howard W. Cordell .................. President Robert Downing ................ Vice-President Robert Downing ...... ....... V ice-President Roland Karlix ............ ............. T reasurer Roland Karlix ......... ...,......... T reasurer Richard Schrempf ....... ......, S ecretary Richard Schrempf .... ....... S ecretary Row 1: Louis Moore. Harry Soderstrom, Howard Cordell. Donald Gaston. Row 2: Iohn Raikus. Richard Schrernpf. David Walker. Charles Murray. Kermit Clingman. Henry Braunlich. Dallas Iones. Robert Downing, 'Antoine Ostroif. Don Williams. Richard Gusiaison. Wallace Grew. Conrad O'Dell. Row 3: Ralph Slentz, Iames Anderson. Earl Hanson. Harry Lamon. William Huppert. Doug Pahl. Ben Ryan. William Edwards. Leonard Hawk. Donald Nelson. Martin Peterson. Dick Bjorndahl. Earl Wendell. Wallace Bladd. Bob Peterson. Roland Karlix. lack Everson. Sten Sture Allebeck. lf- 1 5 ,TH ' D ' '1' riv .: 1 .-.iy 1 E . ,, j -A S252 I .:.1:.: ' 1 ri fi -.Sri TheyGab social year started in- formally on November 30. On February l, Walt Anthony's Or- chestra played at the Fort for the Gab winter formal. At a special social meeting on lanuary 6, the movies taken during Homecoming were shown. lnformals were held on March 23 and on April 25, and the spring formal Was held on May 23. Omicrau Szyma Omicrm Offset: FALL SPRING Iohn Telleen ..... ......... ............. P r esident Irv Friberg ...................,.............. President Dick Crist ......... ...... V ice-President George Anderson ............ Vice-President Hal Anderson ..... ......... S ecretary Herb Anderson ...... ........... S ecretary Harry Wilson ..... .................. T reczsurer Ken Bjork ............. .................... T reasurer Bill Nelson ........ ...... A lumni Secretary Roger Peterson ......r..... Alumni Secretary Row 1: Harry Wilson, Iohn Telleen, Harold Anderson. Dick Crist, Bill Nelson. Row 2: Irv Friberg, Ed Shannon, Wally Lindslrom, Iohn Erickson, Herb Anderson, Earl Sakrison, Dick Hansen, Larry Olds. Row 3: Einard Strand, Roger Hultgren. Dick Carlson, Dick Pearson, Herb Iohnson, Duane Carlson, Kenny Bjork. Iohn A. Erickson, Charles Lindberg, Bob Hanson, Emil Gustafson. Row 4: Glenn Carlson, Kenny Nyberg. Art Munson. Chuck Suss, Art Ackerberg, Roger Peterson, Don Ericson, Leif Larson, Earl Anderson. Ken Wilcox, Wilbur Palmquisi, Frank Reed. Row 5: Perry Roos, Frank Papke, Louis Black, Bruce Gunnerson. Rutchard Iohnson, Derward Long. Cal Peterson. Bob Henss, Corky Peterson. George Anderson, Dick Bong, Larry Boeclr. A Ioe College party and a Roar- ing Twenties party were sched- uled as informals for the Osos this year, and their Winter and spring formals kept them busy too. In March, the Osos gave their Stu U show, and in April they had a breakfast on Credit Island. Wi Omega Phi Offcers FALL SPRING I0h1'1 EI'lCkSOI1 .....................,.. President Bob Ighnggn ,,-.,---.----'-'..,---.,....,.-- President C1OYd Hoover ------ - ..-.. VlCS-Pf6SiCleI1l Bob Carlson ..... ,,,,,,,, V ice-Presideni Bob C011iUS01'1 ----------- --------- S ecretary Bob Carlson ......... ........... S ecretary HOWCTTCI I-illebefg ---.. ...... T reasurer Howard Liljeberg ...,. .,,..... T reqsurer Row l: Howie Lilieberg. Cloyd Hoover. Iohn Erickson. Warren Wescotl. Bob Collinson. Row 2: Paul Swanson. Ed Nelson. Bernard Wicksirom, Herman Carlson. Don Sundin. Bill Peal. Don Greer. Dick Bauersfeld. lim Van Wonter- ghern. Iohn Wassberg. Row 3: lack Gulley. Chuck Hall, Bob A. Nelson. Ernie Pearson. Iohn Anderson. Doren Hussler. Ben Iohnson. Bob E. Nelson. Iohn Hambleton. Bob Carlson. Row 4: Bob Iohnson. Dick Anderson. Lee Vincent. Bob Wirnmerstedt. Don Fosberg. Everett Stevens. Bill Reidesel. Bob Tillberg. Dick Harrison. Tom Gauze. Ierry Volliger. Henry Hafferman, lim Berry. Don Swanson. Chuck Bomgren. Bill King. Bob Anderson. Sw nw On November 7 the Pops starred their first social event of the year by producing their version of Hol- lywood at an informal party, after which they made final plans with the Gabs regarding the Homecom- ing Ball on the l7th of that month. The new year brought a formal in Ianuary at the Top Hat, a nautical informal party in March and a spring formal in May. At their Stu- dents' Union program in April We were given the inside story of ira- ternity rushing in a show entitled lt Could Happen To You. li lip Ilan Gamma Ojwvcrs FALL SPRING Dick Olson ...... .. .. ................ President Dick Olson ....... ............. P resident Bud Hansen ....... ...,... V ice-President Bud Hansen ..... ...... V ice President Hal Alden ......... ............. S ecretcxry Hal Alden ....... ............ S ecretcrry Dick Lundeen ....... ....... T reasurer Dick Lundeen ..... ...... T recrsurer Row 1: Iohn Peterson. Richard Olson. Bert Hanson. Harold Alden. Richard Lundeen. Row 2: Eric Cedergren. Richard Burtch. Robert Peterson. Iohn Stone. Robert Gildea. Robert Bayles. Mauritz Lindvall. Alfred Glielmi. Ro- bert Bergstrom, Harvey Callrner. Row 3: Hubert Peterson. Iames Barrowman. Ernest Karlstrom. Wilbert Lundgren. Richard Malcolm. Gordon Appleton. Roger Swanson. Kenneth Kading. William Oaks. Row 4: Paul V. Iohnson. Ernfrid Iohnson. I.aVerne Iohnson. Richard Olufs. Oliver Olin. Iohn Swenson. Phillip H. Swensson. Iolm Liliedahl. Simon Abcouwer. Ir.. Marvin Peterson. Iohn W. Aronson, Franklin Nelson. Howard Melchert. Row 5: William Neville. Swen Bohlin. Andrew Blomberg. Richard Ericson. Roland Iohnson. Richard Biork. Raynor Appell. Milton Robertson. Robert Fensterbusch. William Davis. Carl Swanson. George Degentelder. lack Lundeen. This year the Pugs were in a special Homecoming mood when they welcomed their alumni back to Augie to help them celebrate their 30th anniversary. They had a full social year when they danced in a Winter Wonderland in Ian- uary, dressed as song titles at their informal in February, donned jeans and old shirts for a steak fry in April, and climaxed their activi- ties in May with their spring for- mal. ws: Q as 's Es QW' A s' H. gyms ,wa 1. ha zz D lm 0Mccrs Don Engsirom . Vic Peterson ...... ....... V ice-Presideni Lee Duncan ...... lack Danielson FALL SPRING ...,..................,...President Vic Peterson ........,..,,,,,....,..,..,.....President Philip Anderson .,..... ......, V ice-President ..........Secretary Gerry Heglund .......,..Secretary .....,.Treasurer Fred Larson ,......Treasurer Philip Anderson ..A....................... Historian Gerry Heglund Social Chairman Bill Carlson .....,. Philip Anderson ,,,..........r,....Historian Social Chairman Ralph Larson ..... ...... S ergeant at Arms Lee Duncan ....,... ...,.. S ergeant at Arms Row 1, seated: Ralph Larson, Vic Peterson, Don Engstrom, Gerry Heglund, Phil Anderson, lack Danielson, Lee Duncan. Row 2, seated: Bob Iohnson, Ted Hawkins, Roy Iohnson, lim Hansen, Dick Larson. Ken Clausen, Stan Swanson, Bob Mariens, Dick Fredenburg, Fred Larson, Erv Swanson, Bob E. Anderson, Bob Larson, Harold Anderson. Bill Nicholson. Sianding: Gordon Iohnson, lim Galley, Bob Borden, Marv Achterhol, Herschel Griffin, Ralph Lindem. Howie Thomasson. Bill Carlson, Wall Martin, Oberi Fladeland, Dick Witherspoon, Len Lilyers. lack Freed. Not present: Tom Hamilton, Leon Dahl, Mark Bergman, Vern Ohlendorf and Herb Iohnsion. I , p l. 112 The Tea, a burlesque of the traditional sorority teas, was un- doubtedly the outstanding social event of the Roundels. The Tea, given on Ianuary 9, was preceded by several other important events -an informal party on November 3, the Winning of the Homecoming float contest, a Winter formal on December 7, and a Torntegub- ben party for the girls of the W.B. on December 4. On February 21, an informal costume party was held at the Rock Island Y, and on April 12 the Roundels held their 'Crchid formal. api will n 4' ' Q. f x + 1 K: v 'FH K lfpwwsr , X , l- dglgilglfta' D if Jndep ndmf .Men 0Mcers FALL SPRING HCIF01C1 B1'CiCk ------. ............... P resident Ruben Swanson ......,,...,,.,.,,,,,,., President lOh1'1 NGSSTTOII1 .-.. ........ V iCe-President Iohn Ncxsstrom ..,.. .,.,.,,, V ice-President Curl BGQQG ------- ,-----.--.--.. S GCreiGry Marcus Aurlius ....... .......... S ecretqry Did! Powers --... ........ T rectsurer Howard Iohnson ..........,,.,.,.,,,.,,, Treasurer CGI Brugge .......... ........ S ocial Chcxirmcm Row 1: Iohn Nasstrom, Howard Iolmson. Marcus Aurelius. Reuben Swanson, Carl Bagge. Harold Brack. Row 2: Charles Danielson, George Wimmer. Robert Cunningham. Ralph Wallin. Harold Bolm. David Loring. Charles Gustafson. Harry Iohnson, lack Kellet. Norman Soderholm, Ken Sienstrom, lack Trethaway. Row 3: Ioe Anderson. Nils Hanson, Harold Gron- quisi. Burdette Iohnson, Harry Lorenz. Roger Strand. Bill Anderson. lim Lundberg. Kenneth Soderquisi. Casper Paulsen. Dean Thompson, Earl Hedman. Hugo Anderson. Norman Henry. A-, Lfww 114 The Indee men were reorgan- September after a period almost right ized in and ' the gym of dormancy, had a party ln A Christ- away, they ' Indee women. bruary stag Wlth the t a Fe d a pic- mas banque, dinner, a spring party, an all planned and carrie nic were out. d ILLINU15 fULLElIE Us 'n zffmka H HW df .Q BW , 'En genital E, N vf 'L wffr J! Orgalfzlkafiaus Foreground: Leona Olson. lol-lnne Bergman. Lois E. Anderson. Charlotte Randolph. Carolyn Hoglund. lean Campbell. Virginia Westin. Mr. Veld. Neville Yingling. Mary lane Vorthmann. Ioanne Bostrom. lean Iohnson. Doreen Carlson. Leila Mae Benson. Ianice Beckstrom. Donna Ioneson. Row 2: Mary Louise Buck. lacqueline Braaten. Patricia Foley. Marlyss Iohnson. Pauline lack- son, Lois Bergren. Marilyn Vaughan. Erica Wahlstrom. Elaine Nestander. Doris Sorenson. Louise Carlson, Esther Lindeen. Marilyn Bjork. Melba Whitman. Norma Iohnson. Marilyn Palmquist. Betty Sandgren. Iune Freitag. Anita Telleen. Marguerite Dahlberg. Row 3: Robert Maurus. Robert Swanson. lack Kellett. Kenneth Stenstrom. Bruce Conover. Harvey Iohnson. Charles Bomgren. Lyndon Murk. lol-in Peterson. Iohn Erickson. Larry Boeck. Raymond Esping. Harold Bolm. Conrad Beck. Eric Cedergren. Donald Collinson. Edward Lemon. Row 4: Kenneth Bjork. Norman Norquist. William Puls. Wayne Nelson. Earl Sakrison. Ernest Karl- strom. Leonard Hawk. Thomas Basich, Elmer Copley. Don Weiss. Gilbert Reeves. Waldo Gustafson. Earl Anderson, Wallace Lindstrom. Victor Peterson. lohn Stone. Robert Hoffman. .flugu fa zz 6710 2' ' e, we .denb lrund I' 91315913 Un d: B SIQ I1 resi 1' yn o I e P,-esidlouzse -'mlm' M enf. Carlsontlzszeld Row This year the renowned Augustana choir set' out on April 13 for the most extensive tour since before the War, traveling ior two weeks through Indiana, Michigan, Wiscon- sin and Illinois. The group's most notable concert was given on May 20 at Orchestra Hall in Chicago. Under the inspiring leadership oi Mr. Henry Veld and associate conductor and ac- companist, Mr. Brynoli Lundholm, the choir rendered an outstanding interpretation of some of the greatest works in choral litera- ture. Their presentations were always ap- preciated by the many people who enjoy good music. Throughout the year the choir has given renditions to numerous organizations here in the Tri-cities, and their year's program was cluminated at the home concert in the spring. ctefq Z C ry'T'e's:f1'lff'fom. ' ob:- , 119 Orclze fm First Violins Patricia Foley George Kulles Duane Carlson Elizabeth Thorsen Milton Lundeen Frank Townsend Second Violins Barbara Carter Betty Bergstrom Marion Swanson Lael Pierson Fred Albrecht Richard Glynn Violas Roy Bitzer Don Zinger I. Milton Gustafson Cello Ruth Staacl: Kerstin Hana Frieda Gernert String Bass Betty Sharp George Herrick Clarinets Roy Iohnson Betty Carlson Arlan Haney Theodore Hawkins Flutes Mary Lee Hunter Marjorie McAllister Oboes Greta Albrecht Bassoon Mallie Williams Trumpets Marion Peterson Betty Horst Lois Hull Elsie Carlquist Trombones G. Edward Nelson Alice Lang Tympani Katherine Staack Clarinets Roy David Iohnson Betty Carlson Ted Hawkins Louis Dilulia Robert Martens Robert Lotgren Herschel Griiien Genevieve MacNeill Arlan Haney Dean Lindquist Robert Taube Roy Bitzer LeRoy Cappaert Bass Clarinet Mallie Williams Alto Saxophones Richard Anderson Elaine Idstrom Lavern Mueller Tenor Saxophones Conrad Beck Iack Mittman Comets Marion Peterson Betty Horst ' Wesley McDarvey Lois Hull Walter Lotgren Howard Simpson Charles Gustafson Howard Iones Eugene G. Iohnson Roy Iohnson Drums Robert Lundeen William Mattson Katherine Staack Tympani Ben Ryan Basses Fred Larsen Vernon Orr String Bass Betty Sharp Kami Baritone Bass Frank Paplre David Walker Nelda Gooding Horns Robert Anderson Homs Paul Swanson Donald Vollmer LeRoy Norquist Trombones G. Edward Nelson Fred D. Iacobi Einard Strand Floyd Iohnson Oboe Ioan Carlson Flutes Esther Glad Mary Lee Hunter Piccolo Margie McAllister I 1 H as is 341.11-H ,H ws.-A-si,-' it em - 2 . YTH i..-Qfaigs , 5.g.?gg,. ' 121 .Vg5.5.5-:...:::::..:.:..z.f:: S.:--n.,-..-.:.. -- ,, ::.,gEgf:r . R3 'fir Mn,-an mn g i Omfa in Society This year the Oratorio Society welcomed Mr Veld back from his services abroad. As usual, the Messiah was sung in all its impressiveness last December, and in February, parts of it Were recorded by Victor. Practices for the 1948 pre- sentation ol Bach's B Minor mass are still draw- ing citizens and students to Old Main. glfalf who? S is. 'Q-1. inf, v -'eye-.qw-QT 1 rig., .15 Foreground: Nancy Leai LaVonna Woods. LaVone Peterson, Ferris Noble. Arlene Hedberg, Rosalie Prede larie Lucier. Joy Kimson, LaVone Lundin. Gladys Swanson Janet Jo es V' Maril S db ll, Va . n . zrginia Randolph, Marilyn Swanson yn an erg, Jewel Ellis, Virginia Nordstrom, Corinne Hrnnann, Bertha Bystroln. Row 2: Evelyn Abraham son, Jean Swann, Mary Lee Hunter, Mary Crecelius. Sophie Gust, Mirifrm Burton, Naomi Mller. Helen Peterson Betty Jo Dahlen. Lucille Halnpson. Danielda Berryman. Dee Apple. Betty Puls. Carolyn Johnson. Doris Samuelson, Lorraine Nelson, Anne Carlson. Lael Pierson, Elizabeth Hollnquist. Miriam Westling. How 3: Will Rosene, Erwin Swanson, John VK Erickson, Harold Elvert, Edith Peterson, Jean Kelley, Dagny Person, Trudy Lundblad. Doroth Whitehurst. Carolyn Nelson, Lois Hutchinson, Helen Biorseth. Joyce Olin, Elaine Johnson, Roberta Heinriclrs, Doris Andre, Pauline Ekeberg. Harold Anderson. Roger Carlson, Burdette Johnson Leonard 'I W Johnson Bob W Anderson e . L1 yers. How 4: Bob , . . H ru-y Elling, Gerald Anderson, Philemon Anderson. Leroy Pillnzan. Leroy Lilieda John Liliiedahl, Wally Aronson, Williflng Mattson, Bob Borden Hugo Ander D Cunnin ha ' bl, , son. on Engstrom, John Wassberg, Bob g rn, Richard Rvngage. Bill Gouwens. Eugen Bliclr, Gordon Swanson. John Nylon Row 5- George Wing mer, Si Abcouwer, Earl Maynard David Carlstedt Warr N I l . . ef. e son, Hmm Gmnquisf, Ralnh Wallin, Gerald He und. Edward Swanson. I' . this Ye? Ized . I ls boil. nGW1?l O?1?r1?StinQ igitrice ' , e e The Chap? :eP1GCmgCEmen'Gnd1-IQZQIY Velfi' hi an Cffld W. Qf Mr' C-Qnta CI QS Suc fmen - t1On ing Composeiger the d1reSC and G s1Or k1Y U - ogfam Wee el pr TWO Chap were p reSente g-. 5 fe-'QB 5 JH? ,Q lfeefure Series sggggill .' 23? 'EwQ.fQJi f, 'gifkffi W me-2 , ' wil ,,.' , ' KA ' Q? . B , ,- A ,A A x ff x:.1,i .1 nl f.: Dr. A. F. Schersten. Don Davis, Bill Jacobson, Elaine Wallin. Helreerf Series V Wcllaog Lindsixom, Mary Lou Buck. Doris Sorenson. Mr. Veldt, Dr. Ahrendt El L The Augustana lecture and concert committees were very fortunate this year in securing outstanding talent to appear before the student body. Ely Culbertson, expert on World affairs, Ted Malone, radio commentator, Willis Bal- lenger, famous economist, and Arch Ward, Chicago Tribune sports' editor were presented on the lecture series. George Gilbert Grornan, authority on dialects, appeared as an extra attrac- tion at a Stu. U. program. The concert series presented Giles Guilbert, pianist, and William Primrose, violist. William Prim!!! se. Viohsi T e E1 d Muon Y Culbeffson e' Radio ' Lecfllrer Comme Giles Guilbert, Pianist 0r Sag ,M son lkrdis Neuron. C X nHogXund. Betty San g ma u Alpha r '11 rw Sealed Row 2: Mad ' E Anderson. Peggy Daknberg. Ronnie Fredek. , 's Sorenson. Mary Lon Buck. Ruth Smack. N Xeon Louise Car!- Seuied. Bow 1: Lena Benson. Lo-rs . thy Reed. Doris Chadet. Dagny Person. Don B skrorn. Standing: P.rXanHaneq.I-ldward e . Mark. Betty Carbon. Hoy lohnson- Lee Hunter, Doro . Xeon Campbek. Bertha 1 ' G aNd Heghmd. Lyndon Lav anna Peterson Wohace Lmdsirorn. er A ren. Wayne Nehon. aro q The Aqlphcrgncisg conspicuo Zan-1 Festisglwties this YL? Of Sigma M Hen Q ' femur' Gr WGS th u An nd Bastien mg the Ope e MO' Ile Bef A ner rc1 B g ' Gnd . C15- Lincinctnl Hgrve Stafflng I 1 Stfgm Y Iohnson , I OO ' Wg . ' r f wh S S vigiesfllnds for i3E?OUSored Ctggifi Mu lgmq M Opeqn . Ive io music U Alph relief, Cm . Chapel pro Ci who plan C1 11 grqmyfor th ned the e YGCII' 50h 5745, 42 v lack Trefh 1. R . UWUY. M 1 - ssnioy Prllman. Vers Eglnilgillliggl Harold mv . 1 lon Lundee erf. Lyndon Mur . lr, Ha, n. Tom Bas h ,Y R b xc . Hugo Andersznf'Pflzszigogaglsledf, Rider. 0 N l6'erm14 1671116 6111.95 Foreground: Mrs. Iohn L. Benson. Leila Mae Benson, De Lois Nygren. Euphemia Peterson. Carol Nelson. Armgard Rushman. Delores Petio. Trudy Lundblad. Arlene Hedberg. Doris Mae Iohnson. Doris Hillquist. Eva Swanson. Bertha Bystrom. Row 2: Ioan Carlson. Hillrna Marklund. Dorothy Swanson. Audrey Larson. Mrs. Alma Iohnson. Clare Cunningham. Doris Carlberg. Inez Carlberg. Ardis Nelson. Dr V R Pearson Leila Benson Dr Bergendoff Dr Wahlstrom Doris Carlber David Carl- siedt. Standing: Howard Iohnson, Dean Wald. Dean Olive Iohnson, Tom Basich. Floyd Brause. ' 14 . avldfm 0 Kebyzvus ffkfzzrd Lutheran fudcufs ' Association 'S Q-L Y . .S -XS D Ax Wing. - --,-g - , ,is-1 -,,, - - -- ,..f,.-'-1-- ,,..--is-' r . gba..-ef-'i . Foreground: Robert Borden. LaVem lohnson. Dick Fredenberg, Gordon Iohnson. Gerry Heglund. Lyndon Murlr. Fred Larson. Mark Bergman. Iohn Nasstrom. Howard Iohnson. Harry Lorenz, Charles Gustafson. Iacl: Trethaway. Kenneth Soderquist. Row 2: lean Campbell, Leila Mae Benson. Ardis Nelson. Marcus Aurelius. Paul Benson. Ioy Kimson. Stena Berglund. Calvin Iohnson. Betty N-elson. Charles Bomgren. Marilyn Swanson, Vivian Larson. .Alice Carlstedt. Nancy Wahlgrene. Amy Bushman. Irene Polson. Dagny Vahlgren. Lois Olson Kelley, Margaret Carlson. Inez Carlberg. Hiln-la Markland. Paul Bengston. Iule Anderson. Darlene Carlson. Tom Basich. Dagny Person. Gordon Swanson. Trudy Lund- blad. Arlene Hedberg. Clair Iohnson. Marilyn Biork, Mary lane Vorthman. Ianet Richardson. Earl Anderson. Row 3: Orville Orbom. Doris Carlberg. George Wimmer. Ralph Wallin. Floyd Iohnson. Chuck Danielson. Peggy Dahlberg. Peter Beckman. Bob Cunningham. Esther Lindeen. William Lee. Leroy Pillman. Helen Iohnson. Bertha Bystrom. Edgar Magney. Shirley Hazlett. lean Olsen. Gladys Swanson. Mary lean Hammarstrand. Norma Peterson. Marlyss Iohnson. Eva Swan- son. Ioan ,Haas, Carolyn Nelson, Elinor Ryden, Marge Alexis, Lorraine Nelson. Doris Mae Iohnson. Iune Berg. Lois Swanson. Jeanne Iohnson. Blanche Loreen. Phillip Anderson, Clara Cunningham. Ioan Carlson. Delores Petto. Pauline Elreberg. Carolyn Hoglund. Lydia Larsen. Marlowe Tillberg, Irma Hamer. Rosemary Anderson. Iune Iohnson. Carolyn Iohnson. Ruth Backels. l6'01zzzl vf,f4dmi14islmfi01f1 Seated, left to right: Rev. Walter Tillberg, Dr. Conrad Bergendoil. Dr. Knui Erickson, Dr. E. E. Ryden. Miss Rachael Iohnson. Mr. Herman Nelson: Mrs. K. T. Anderson. Mr. Earl Hanson, Mr. C. A. Wick- stroxn. Rev. Carl W. Sodergren. Dr. Eric Wahlstrom, Rev. W. N. Palmquist. Standing: Rev. Wm. Spong, Rev. Wm. Berg. Mr. Harold C. Lindholm. Rev. Gustai Lund. Foreground: Paul Ben- son. Rev. Carl Anderson. Dr. Conrad Bergendoli, Dr. Eric Wahlsttom. Howard Iohnson. Doris Carlberg. Row 2: Russell Vickstrom. Claire John- son. George Olson. Wil- lis Erickson. Dr. Harry S. B. Iohnson. Harold Al- den. LeRoy Pillmcm. 130 Qarczyu Missionary S0 iffy if , W U11L,f1 -17 AA 7 .W ...ww anderson. Row 2. naar mmpson. Di k ' Mrs. Bozeman. Iohn Telleen. Dr c Hansen. UM Obserygf Bow 1: Dagnoq Person. Carolyn Hog Leone Penh- Eunice Becksixom. Row 7.: Buthlum . Lois E. Anderson. Bob Borden- Donna Mae Anderson. Virgin! 132 l Whalen. atet Couch. Wilma Youngs . 'ode Betgwan. Bruce G hand. Max? Hduberg. Meng atc E-vekfn. Corlieh. Man 'a Denecke. rt Keane! e uunexson I P Anita Telleen and Herb Anderson. Co-Editors. When Anita Telleen resigned as editor of the Observer at the end of the fall semester, Herb Anderson, her former co-editor, assumed the position. Under the efficient direction of both Herb and Anita, the staff put out a six page paper Weekly. Hal Anderson. Business Manager. Yrs Maru yn V Managingcgifgn 1 wa an . wa: I sas st ss ss 1 a-mn mn ss mn a sm mn mn Rxchard Hansen. Edxioz -1 E 225532 mamma ms -m mmm ss a w ss an gb. Io 'U' Tell Ban' B Ufifqes SMU ' n iv +. C1 I Y 'ff y, S v Seated: Ieanetle Iohnson, Virginia Denecke. Ioanne Larson. Marilyn Vaughan, Donna Mae Anderson Evelyn Carl! lt FI N l e , orence e son. Standing: Edgar Magney, Lois E. Anderson. Ruth Backels, Marilyn Kurth, Emil Gustaf- son. Cflb' 130 keg-,7 Writers ' 61116 I - .i,,'1 , W Y ta E ' , , ,ge-Q . I V, 1 , .MMP- 1 i er i . 1 t The Writers' Club meets --Q Monday afternoons under the guidance of Dr. Nae- seth, to read and discuss their literary efforts. The Saga , the club's annual publication, was edited this year by Marivene Mil- lett, president. Foreground: Ioanne Larson. Ieannette Iohnson, Marivene Milleti, Donna Mae Ander- son. Row 2: Wilma Youngert, Ruby Van Zanbergen, Katherine Cleare, Dr. Naeseth, Miss Pierson, Miss Brooks, Iulia Mole. Margaret Couch, lean Soady,'Beverly Carlson, Ioyce Hen- ning. Row 3: Mary Hauberg, Mrs. Frisbee, Virginia Denecke, Ioyce Olin, Ruth Kumata, Ev- elyn Carlfeli, Marilyn Vaughn, Bob Landon, Bob Lawson, Leonard Lindstone. Earl Vogel- sank. Mr. Townsend. Naomi Miller, Iule Anderson. ,Agvlza D lm Alpha Delta, hon- orary journalistic fra- ternity, Was revived after a two-year per- iod ofinactivity. With the initiation ot six- teen new members, the organization made plans to re-es- tablish Alpha Delta as an active campus group. Foreground: lean Peterson, Donna Mae Anderson, Evelyn Carlfelt. Row 2: Eudora Olson, Lois Bergren, Lois E. Anderson, Philip Anderson. Florence Nelson, Mary Hauberg. Howie Schersten, Anita Telleen. Neville Yingling, Dick Hansen, Darlene Carlson. lamce Beckstrom. Bob Iohnson, Eloise Nelson, Marilyn Palrnquist. Carolyn Hoglund. Not present: Herb Anderson, 136 Hal Anderson, Iohn Telleen. Bruce Gunnerson. Marilyn Vaughan, Helen Tannus. Marjorie Bergwall, Ruth Kumata, Leone Porth, Irving Friberg, Dick Ericsson, Ann Schwiebert, Manon Funda. ' ffisfary 611111 Vital aspects of cur- rent international prob- lems were discussed at regular meetings of the Foss History club. Del- egates from the club were sent to the Butler Conference in Indiana, and to Iowa City. ll 5'-'-1 Y Seated on floor: Lydia Larson. Marilyn Clark. lean Soady. Delores Wright. Irma Hamer. Row 2: Mrs. Bozeman. Darlene Carlson. Erica Wahlstrom. Margaret Couch. Mariorie Berg- wall. Mariette Youngert. Dr. Ander. Professor Staack. Standing: Gordon Iohnson. Betty Francis. Marian Lack. Evelyn Carlfelt. Iule Anderson. Donna Mae Anderson, Virginia Den- ecke. Elinor Ryden. -,111 ,Maha Chain The Alpha Pi chapter of Phi Alpha Theta, national honorary his- ' tory fraternity, was or- ganized on the Augus- tana campus on De- cember 14 by nine eli- gible students and the faculty of the history department. During the spring semester Lois E. Anderson, Marjorie Bergwall, Allen Gordon, l Richard Schrempf, Do- lores Wright, Mariette Youngert, and Ben Zo- brist were initiated into active membership. Foreground: Ianet Davis Ringer. Iule Anderson. Treasurer: Mrs. Bozeman. Elinor Hyden. Row 2: Anita Telleen. Darlene Carlson. Marian Lack. President: Irma Harner. Bow 3: Professor Staack, Evelyn Carlfelt. Treasurer: Evangeline Erickson. Vice-Presi- dent: Dr. Ander. 137 Afzlggha ggd, were A f, Row 1: Earl Anderson. Dorothy Holder. loan Wells. Kermeih Biorlr. Don Davis. Mariorie McAllister. 'Bill lacobson. Bow 2: Edith Peterson. Howard Sclxerslen. Ann Schwiebert, Edward Strand. Dorothy Swan- son. lack loues. 'Beverly Carlson. Dick Hansen. Ruth Baclcels. Eva Waterman. Belly 'Lou Francis. Row 3: Polly laclrson, Warren Nelson. Carla Reynolds. Dick Swauberg. Irene Hougner. lohrme Knees. Helen Biorsexh. Lois Hull. Ken Moburg. Bow 4: Mr. Tomquist. Wilbur Palmquist. Shirley Olson. William Tar- enlro. Delores Petlo. Hugh Peterson. Delores Apple. Don Ericson. Ruth Hanson. Darlene Peterson. Lois Hall. Icy Kimson. loo Anderson. This is no ti me for forgetting. Don. dding' .: loveg G we -sour Town I ng PUBS Schersien connects on cz o The drug was never like this, i, wi . Sigma 51111111111 gpsilgu Yoxeqrounda Barham Header. Katherine Smack. Dohzea Wright. Xeon So E-meat Person. Chuck Tipph. Dr. Yriaceh. Kenneth YuhXbe1g. Such Ehhts- 140 Q61 . 3-l Bow 'km givin Y etetaon atv. 211139 and Kbe K oei-A dee. fi' I 4'5- 'b 'VW Ns 1: Os., S Pitta Us ,E-X ,N-if W 141 ...- Pi Kappa D lm Row I: Tom Basich. Irving Friberg, Doris Carlberg. Margaret Foley. Ieaneite Iohnson. Howard Schersten. Bill Iacobson. Row 2: Harold Brack. President: Iule Anderson. Ietm Swann, Iohn Swenson. Ruth Hanson. Ruth Buckels, Bob Carlson. Not present: Don Davis. Vice president: Shirley Olson. Secretary: Mariorie Mclkllisier. Historian. idmed 1 Ou? x 05 odch o ewden - iessot iggtagggdh hGl.0Y Y!0 gqu ' D511 debate 5 Dena. nilfl' Debafcrs Row l: Iohn Swenson, Allen Gordon, Carl Bagge. Dozen Russler. Charles Lindberg. David Loring. Harold Brack. Row 2: Mariorie McAllister. Ioyce Dornacher. Rita Cederberg, Lucille Foley. lean Swann. Doris Carlherg. Row: 3: Dale Holmgmin. Professor Holcomb. Marvin Andich. Bill Jacobson, Charles Marklund. in V The forensic team has made con- spicuously triumphant victories this year, the most important of which were probably the tournaments at St. Paul, Minnesota, and Bowling Green, Ohio. The outstanding men's debate team was especially honored by an invita- tion to the West Point invitational tour- nament. . OIC' fO1'g: H Qfold Bra k , c Encksonqnd Evffliyeline ,gk '--...,gL..sl' na --, 143 lkadia 611111 Foreground: Birgie Anderson. Virginia Anderson. Leonard Lilvers. Row 2: Professor Larson. Paul Trautwein. Iohn W. Ericson. Gene Harms, Speed Ohlin, Casper Paul- son. Bob Bordon. Garith Linder. Mr. Roy Anderson. 47 fer-Karin! 61116 ks 1 E' Foreground: Carolyn Iohnson. Earlene Cook. Ruth Kumata. Row 2: Sonya Peel. Les Wassberg. Genevieve MacNielL Row 3: Sylvester Polite. Charles Toney. Marian Bell. lim Holliday. Calvin Roy. Art Associafian Foreground: Mrs. Cervin, Mrs. Sigred Anderson. Miss Iohnson. Row 2: Mrs. Arden, Doris Collier. Wilma Youngert. Speech 6014 2' The speech clinic, organized in 1935, is under the super- vision of Professor Holcomb, cmd has a staff of approxi- mately thirty workers, most of whom are speech re-educa- tion majors. Under the Division of Services lor Crippled Children, the clinic supports a cerebal palsey unit, and also arranges to have children sent to our campus for a seven week rehabilitation program. Besides physical ther- apy treatments given by Miss Van Eych, the children re- ceive private lessons in lip reading and 'remedial reading for the correction of hearing and speech defects. Row 1: Professor Holcomb. Miss Van Eych. Adeline Mlekush. Priscilla Otis. Mary Lou Lundahl. loknne Knees. Ann Schwiebert. Row Z: Ann Iohnson. Arlene Hedberg. Pauline Elreberg. Florence Greenleaf. Edith Peterson. Doreen Carlson. Lois Bergren. Melba Whitman. Don Davis. A5-r.....v, if Wadi he 61116 Spani I1 Elllb 148 pv- ,,,.......' I Foreground: Ioe Anderson, Leonard Lillyers, Stena Berglund, Elsie Krantz, Harry Iohnson, Glenn Ander- son. Row 2: Eva Swanson, Ruth Iolmson, Bertha Bystrom. Betty Sandgren, Kirsten Hanne, Lucille Olson, Margaret Carlson, Doris Mae Iohnson, Doris Hillquist. Betty Carlson. Row 3: Doris Carlberg, Ardis Nelson, Gerry Heglund, Carl Bagge, Sten Sture Allebeck, Nils Hansen, Kenneth Soderquist. Lyndon Murk, Vincent Swanson, Roy Iohnson. Gladys Swanson, Walter Martin, Ingrid Bulow. , eet. a ,l,: i . B gig- . .W 'w mm' .V -. V v 5 F'1'ri-gf'-3 swmvm QPHH r 'Hi Foreground: Marilyn Bjork, Carl Kammerer. Helen Biorseth, Corinne Hammon, Ianice Roll. Doris Samuel- son, Howard Lincoln. Row 2: Lois Tollofson, Roland Karlix, Bill Riedesal. Marilyn Sandberg, Chuck Samson. Bernice Anderson, Hal Alden, Herman Allen, Lois Schroge, Dorothy Ann Koch, Shirley Volkman, Marilyn Swanson. Row 3: Ingrid Bulow. Annette Anderson, Don Ericson, Nathan Iohnson, Paul Iohnson. Si Abcower, Kenny Kading, Bob Soderquist. Harold Lundahl. Mary Ellen Carlson, Barbara Willett. Blanche Loreen, Bob Lawson, Shelby King. Don Sundiu, Al Trevor. 317 61116 X Row 1: Elizabeth Schmidt, Inez E. Smith. Mcrriorie Crompton. Belly Scannell. Row 2: lecmelte Ekland, Priscilla Otis. Carolyn Dunbar. Ruth DeLoach. Elsie Krcrntz. Frances Temple, Katherine Clere. Dorothy Sievers. 149 7 N R ii, Zapper Q o Hiiiquisl. Mary Anderson. Mice Lung. Ro . Peterson. Miidred Mo Kuna aiu. Norma 131114 2 Honor Swiefy 2' Doris 1 Giad. Miriam Burlon. Inez Cariberg. Bow . rminghqm. Ioan Carison. Ioan Haus. E-iieen e Ruby Von Scmdberger. Ruth F reground: Doris Coiiier. Lois Lundsledt. Este 'orie Bergwuii. Doris Mae Xohnson. Ciara. Cu w 3- Helen Biorseth. Naomi Miiier. Lois Schrcxg . nroe, Dorothy Ann Koch. Luo' Pierson- Row 1. Mqrgug Futheline let, D me Dahl Stadck, ugny P8l'ggrl:fxg'IU19 Ame Befg, Anit rson. Bob Begszelleen. Row 2 Om: Doris ch ar. Wim' Who How 1: Doris Sorenson, Neville Yingling, Anita: Telleen. Row 2: Iule Anderson, Mcxrivene Millett, lack Sersig. Hal Anderson, Iune Berg, Dugny Person. Row 3: Herb Anderson, Don Davis, Tom Basich, Bob Bergsirom, Kenneth Biork. n i Aihfk 99TOund. K 'Wen '. Ufherin o Mzllett, MarguStqqck, Nevin . Sflfe Dqhlberg flllgljng' Ann T , ll-IIS Berg D Q' Queen , offs Chang'-Row 2: Jule ' Anderso For Mc U1 151 -. .-:5 5-3 fb -, 5 .I-X . , 'ax , W , yr ln. ' X ,: ., .NH 1 f,Z!'fw.v-4332, A, - H Ah. f' A ' 'fs' 5 , , -L . ,, 9 I V, Q K 4.4 , . Q' , gk dw, I nf. ,. U QSFS .X V, X xx X K f X ,NV - , If- 1 xi rf ,.f flfhlafics 5711111161111 Foreground: Coach Iohn Briley. lack Loigren. Hal Anderson. Al Glielmi. Perry Roos. Bob Gxldea Kxeth Tamaseskx Kreth Epperson. Bill Neville. Dick Olson. Coach Vince Lundeen. Row 2: Wayne Simpson. Plul Swenson Ken Nyberg Wxlberl Lundgren. Dick Crist. Cal Peterson. Chuck Hull. Iohn Stone. Bob Iohnson. Ernie Johnson Henry Carlson Row 3 Don Eric son. Mallie Williams. Gilbert Melow. Roland Larson. Bill Oaks. Dick Biork. lack Myers. Gene Ramsar Don Williams How ard Becker. Dick Burtch. Dick Bong. Assistant Coach Byron Swedberg. Row 4: Ted Zachax Herb Schneier Erwm Swan son. Ben Iohnson. Ralph Brodd. Elmer Copley. Edward Lemon. Bob Henss. Ernie Karlstrom Howard Simpson Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. 154 Augustana 6 Augustana 13 Augustana O Augustana U Augustana 13 Augustana 20 Augustana O Augustana 13 Coe 7 Carthage 0 St. Ambrose 19 Knox 7 111. Wesleyan 25 Monmouth 13 North Central 18 Illinois College 0 ' Xowson HW And e ck ers Yuuba Hqubczck on Dick Biork Hclfback . E 4 X- Us was ss n ei?-'on 6 dCk f , I , Alllind H e '12n Qlfbqck Gig., N ,SEEK if ' A M. A W - l 'Az 2+g'lT,g'Q-'52, .',fZ:'--,, ,. f jjw, ' , , mba, 'f , - A Q, '. V 'f'.!if:L ' ' '- I , ' Haag-'E5? Qf'2 1.2 -1 J o ' ki-'1i15'QN i ,,,.5-'7',k ,, 1 Sy. 3,7 L w1 ,.t3'.,' Yjgf' Dick Olson Halfback -4 'dd Perry Roos Fullback ul Bob G1ldecr Quarterback iff . ,S + 4? 55.2, '-kg ., .'x .' .I ,fx X - f' 'r 156 Crist plows through. g . 45 ' I Olson snags a tough one. Wd 1 ' fi 4 .9 ' vs Jfff ' , .yrg - V, Q, xv 1.5 1'5 v I , Y 4 -L ' LW-' X --. 19 'Q ,3 .- - -Saw fanvi'-:A g . kid- E A I if ' ' ' , Bob Iohnson - fr' V. P , . i Quarterback Chuck Hull Hank Carlson Quarterback Guard il Q ar 1, in , --Q4 Sl 43' 4 Q11 i' if 9 . .IJ ' 3 157 4,54 Al Glielmi Guard 3111 Oaks rm, ' ck D11 dawg e -E' -V11 4 x .n' X '. qxlui. mm b'f1fg .-.'- 1 If,,u,.,-1' ?.':f,i:: -z' X xeigon Ne - Ye we Guqrgue .. 0111 'USC . h Phil Swenson Center uvwg 'Uv L Y 'ln Keimcentet End dgfen 19m '. Nu Iohn Stone 169 Kie ckw U' Ton, gilt kfffb I! Foreground: Ernie Karlstrom, Rutch Iohnson. Bill Burgess. Bob Gildea, lack Sersig. Gene Schryver. Clair Iohnson. Bob Riley. Row 2: Bob Iohnson, Gene Larson, Bill Oaks, Bert Hanson. Perry Roos. Row 3: Coach Briley. Ralph Nyberg. Doren gusslleri-Walt Larson, Elmer Copley, Herb Schrieler. Dick Voris. Bob Purn, Raynor Appell, Harvey Callmer, Assistant oac un een. , Augustana Elmhurst Augustana Coe Augustana Knox Augustana Cornell Augustana Illinois Wesleyan Augustana Monmouth Augustana Iames Millikin Augustana Elmhurst Augustana Grinnell Augustana St. Ambrose Augustana Carthage Augustana Knox Augustana Illinois College Augustana North Central Augustana Wheaton Augustana St. Ambrose Augustana Carthage Augustana Monmouth Augustana Lake Forest Augustana Alumni 160 Bob Riley Forward. Captain Six legged Riley-count 'em. Ernie Karlstrom Forward I ack Sersig Forward ' - iff' . A 1 I .. ,X A ,, ,A M , ' ' es N X ,-1 ' 4 ,ff 4? re. sgmgyx , 2 X 32 2 fe sx,!? x 4 wit L N ,f ' 79 s B I A nu. a 0 3' WS Gene Schryver Bert Hanson Herb Schriefer Forward Center Center Action at Augie-Wesley game. Bill Burgess Guard Bob Gildea Guard mx Clair Iohnson Guard Bill Oaks Guard Wimming ffl ll i Q L . ' ' ' JL Q 21 1 Ls! 1 lg' 1 ' V. X 1 . , H 6 ' ' K- ga if . Q SS' Foregtound: Bob Anderson. Chuck Hull. Dick Oluis. Don Sundin, Gordon Swanson. Dick Powers. Row 2: Carl Bloomquist, Shelby King. Vic'Peterson, Roger Swanson, Ken Clcxuson. Bob Utzinger, Icxck Ever- . son. Mr. Brissman. , za-SEEEQHE W . ' ,O .i Ion. 10 St. Ambrose 52 Ion. 18 Bradley 49 Ion. 31 Monmouth 43 Feb. 4 Knox 48 Feb. 7 Bradley 42 Feb. 14 Illinois Wesleyan 58 Feb. 18 Monmouth 50 Feb. 18 Grinnell Ctelegrclphicj 42 Feb. Z1 Knox 39 Feb. 25 Quczdrangulcxr CKnox, 46112 17112 Monmouthl B-1 Feb. 28 St. Ambrose 50 Mor. 7 Colle e Conference 42 Q of Illinois l Crack Row 1: Clyde Meier, George Kean. Al Trevor, Bill King, Paul Fryxell. Charles Hartman. Warren Hinkele. Row 2: Coach Vince Lundeen, Don Iohnson. Dick Biork. Wayne Simonson, Don Blaser. Herb Schriefier. Marv Achteroi. Bob Downing Dick Powers, Dick Oluis. Leonard Lindstone. 1 Apri 22 April 26 April 29 May 3 May B May 10 May 13 May 17 Monmouth Drake Relays Rock Island Des Moines Quadrangular CAugustana, Carthage, Knoxl Knox St. Ambrose Elmhurst Relays Carthage Illinois College Conference Monmouth Galeslourg Rock Island Elmhurst Rock Island Rock Island Baseball Row 1: Rutch Iohnson. Bill Steele. Bob Schmidt. Al Glielmi. Bill Brace, Don Swanson Ralph Nyberg Clair Iohnson. Hal Anderson. Coach Briley. Row 2: Herb Anderson. Harley Benson, Bill Kuschmcxn. Gene Schryver Bill Oaks Marv Allison. luck Sersig. Bill Anderson, Bob Burger. Ed Blcxser. Roger Anderson. April April April April April April April May May May May Mor 166 ll 12 16 l9 25 26 28 2 3 7 lO l3 Illinois College Iacksonville Carthage Carthage St. Ambrose Here Elmhurst Here Elmhurst Elmhurst Wheaton Wheaton Monmouth Here Wheaton Here Carthage Here St. Ambrose Davenport North Centrol Here Monmouth Monmouth Cena! s ' l l 1 , WST as qs- Humana s E I 4-L Chucl: Hull. Bob E. Nelson, Dick Coffin. Dozen Russler. Absent: Bob A. Nelson. Warren White. April 2 April 4 April 5 April 12 April 15 April 17 April 19 April 25 April 26 April 29 May 3 -St. Ambrose at Rock lsland -Knox at Rock Island May 13- May 17- May 6 May IO -University of Missouri at Columbia -Washington University at St. Louis -St. Louis University at St. Louis -Knox at Galesburg --Monmouth at Rock Island -St. Ambrose at Davenport -Bradley at Peoria -Wheaton at Wheaton -Elmhurst at Elmhurst -Monmouth at Monmouth -C.C.1. district elimination lAugus- tana, Carthage and Elmhurst? at Rock Island Bradley at Rock Island C.C.l. Tournament at Rock Island ...---J' 167 Cribs af Viking 2 JL. iw- ff , ff Ven . 1 Foreground: Perry Roos. Rl Glielmi. Iohn Hambleton. Leroy Liliedahl. Chuck Hull. Bob Gildea. Bill Neville. Chuck Hall Dick Olson. Row 2: Warren White. Harry Wilson. Dick Biork. Gordon Swanson. Dick Powers. Herb Anderson. Hal Ander- son. Mauriiz Lindvall. Dick Coffin. Don Iohnson. Paul Fryxell. Row 3: Cal Peterson. Dick Crist. Ernie Karlsirom. Iohn Tel- 1een.Iohn Peterson. Willie Lundgren. Ken Clauson. Marvin Achterhof. Bill Oaks. Shelby King. .Row 4: Don Sundin Wayne Simpson. Bert Hanson. Ken Nyberg, Clair Iohnson. Tom Basich. lack Sersig. Gene Schryver. Bob Anderson. Bob Nel- son. Roger Swanson, Phil Swanson. X 168 .Athletic l6'0ard 1 4 U1 Seated: Bob Iohnson. Mr. Swedberg. Doris Charlet. Standing: Hal Anderson. Dean Wald. Coach Briley. Mr. Brissman. Miss Lindborg. W ,JL fl. 60 neil Row I: Neville Yingling. Miss Peery. Miss Lindborg. Mary Funk. Erica Wahlstrom. Vcmge Erickson. Row 2: Doris -Charlet. Carolyn Hoglund. Katherine Staack. Lizbeth Lindquist. Ger- trude Lundblad, Lydia Larson. Corrine Allen. Marivene Millett. Eudora Olson. Ioanne Sand- berg and Kay Kurtz. JW614 'Couch Efvotball 19' A , at QE f- rv 'T x N, ' 'N-nf' Pb- ! I hn Swenson Bow Z: PauX Kohn- Foreground: Mauritz Lindvau. Kohn Peterson. Eric Cedergren, o . ' George Dageniekler. Bert Hanson. Row 3: Leroy Lhiedahh son. Roger Swanson. Ken Kadmg. Haney Benson. Si Abcouwer. Frank Nehon. Dick Oluis. Swen Bohhn. lguskcftball f':'5 I 14 s 3 ,7 15 ll' X '-. . 1, X .K - 'PLA' X WJ Q -I' ,vis-x A--nib foreground: Ben Xohnson. Bm King. Howard Lmeberg. Don Greer. Row 2: Chuck Hmm. Bob Wimmeraledk, Bob Xohnson. Don Sundirx. Don Swanson. Eiga Pong Wallace Bled. Sten Sture Allebeck, Harry Ldmon. Bob Downing. M0751 Bossuyt. Slffllfzlffllfy Fgregrgundg Chuck Hull, B019 Ahd6l'8Ol'L D011 slllldilln Row 2: Howard Simpson, Dick Bcruersfeld, Don Collinson. Wrestling W cr A , Uv Q Q1 Howling 'x - 1 1 s Harry Pells. Bob Hellman. Ed Blazer. Charles Mcxklxmd. Vx , fx, l Y 1 Foregzoundz Si Abcouwer. Harley Benson. Row 2: Ken Kuding. Leroy Lllieduhl. Bill Neville. Women is' ,Athletics E 'EQ winnets: D Rhg team! us- Phl ne Neuha new 14 plates 0 Menu and Phi Rho budmin! 'on 'nd Dol O9 WiP'1efS: Vanse sri k. ores, 0 Melia. c ufimmirzg High-point swimmers: Elaine Iohnson, Marjorie Mirfieldf Ruth Beynon. Vange Erickson. Phi Rho swim winners: Vange Erickson. Sally Iohnaton. Muriorie Miriield, Ann Iohnson. Kaye Kurtz, Marg Foley, Ruth Beynon. Margaret Miriield. Q 991911 Haskvfbull and Volleyball qv Y-Mew . , R W 1 1 - Foregrogzgsoycaofisdciggraiarsien. Dagmat Pe er L uise dblg . h 50151- bcerq' T'udiir1::nStaack. Wane io n son. Kathe I ss Iohnson- Paul' . gkebefgf rwss Iohnion' Pauxnixlene Hed' lb., 1 Linh J' L -gs eg 1 ' , ' 22 in ' Forearound: Elaine Wallin. Marlyss Iohnson. Pauline Eke- ' T d ru y Lundblad. Row 2: Esther Corrine Crippen, lean Soady. Liz- berg, Dons Carlberg, Lindeen, lean Swann, beth Lindquist. ne Eke' Midge Miriie1d.M'1'g L dm Larsen' . , Y Corzine cnvven' Tflldxf Luudbm b 9 Louise Cafxson' el I gofeground: Dagney Person. Katherine Staack rene Hedberg, Trudy Lundblad. Row 22 Dagmar Peterson. Lydia Larson Pauline Eke- berg, Louise Carlson, Marlyss llohnson. lean Iohnson. 175 N I yggwlilfig TS! ' gag? If tl'-X-1. L ,, ..1. . 4 'A,1aR'?' Tednene Ewa-nd. X X -5 V nf Li Q4 ,. Ma13XYn .li- eww 1' ff' 'I C, wg- lm g ,f fm, xrcvu- 'Q W 'li High pn . Q om! bowler M 'nl' Funk. Ping Zfaug 176 i gmew' ' - 9 pong . I Pm Mmofae cawdme M1535 ' . A-xx , Ai, A45 Ping P0119 doubles chczmpibns: Marjorie Cutadine and Lydia Larson. Zlasscs 'X ' I - fm? 'x 2 vw .limp f, , cw: Team Sports I Asahel? C lush V 5 I 5 x M W?E Z ik? 'im ' , T , 11,1 15-jl,1s,:af 1' k , 5 f 'fair ,g.,.1! 7 3 1 ' 11:- QL 'il-L. T -Y , N if , 2ewwsFf EM 6 f4,,. We '93-f l ll' --fr wr . ,w '---1 I -Q V, QL.-fwsgeffg 24 mqeSavinW HQRFWQYWV Q1smy- , . - . e I ,h,.,x . ,.T P 7- 59 Cf - 1 1- fi- SIN k , , K fp? ,p 'X gzg 5. A-A-gin I ' A1 'li'--Hggsizr E1 1541 ' ' ,wmMQM,wlQ.-1 -1mHG'5MmQs 1 1 '-' :Tix ' rffgkw' Na, M .mwmm2gaQ?i W -4 4 2531?-V i 4 Y ' - 'ai3Zx'2'5s?HEi3' A1'f.g'.-TL-f'i57'f:15EHx,F NwwWx4E? 1 .Q 3 , il! 3559 --'?1Y1F1f6-,571 3 ,gi QF! ips? 4 fly, ' f .U I .V ,..,. .: R vi? .HVT Seminary Ehzculfy ggi if Conrad B 'gengcf1?b.?i::i'? ot Svmbohcs Presid , A Pfofesso enl GY! Eric H. Wahlstrom. LB.. B.D.. D.D. Acting Dean cmd Professor of New Testcrmeni Language and Literature .1 19 Carl D. Anderson. KB.. BM.. B.D. Professor of Old Testament Language and Literature G. Everett Arden. A.B.. B.D., Ph.D. Professor of Church History and Liturgics Paul H. Lindberg. A.B.. B.D., Ph. D. Professor of Christian Education and Homiletics Carl G. Ccrlfelt. LB.. B.D.. LM., Ph.D. Professor Systematic Theology 181 Seninrs 50 Leslie C. Peterson Vice-President Robert Nelson Secretary zen Tggh L. Ebb su,er ff. P-nausea Lima: L. noYd R B . muse Boqex H. Cqmson Glen ville Chris fensen Mama E Andrew 1. Cornell ' Gfeene 1? Robert Hawkinson Hfelln ., ry Floyd Iohnson George R. Kroon 'cs owe o ea YA gs I age' 6 Oh: 'hor Albert D. Lesior m 5f5 How 1: Hubert Alznquist, Vwllis Erickson, Al Pfnistezz Marbury Anderson, Waldemar Elreberg, Howard Palm, Paul Gustafson, Treasurer: Elmore Carl- son, President. Row 2: Bertil Gustafson, Richard Swedberg, Clarence Peter- son, George Benson, Wallace Carlson. i ozqdsk. Sectekqds Gad. n Keguf-A 'loung- v-. 'Nawmin Vg,-I :L x 1-etoq N 'xx Loigie . 'Nah Lac '19 f 1 55 90114 Vice-Yfesidbnu C-an Kohavson. Mewx tak. Smiles McGee. .J e OX dison. h H 1 ut o Bow 1: Georg Hoognquiak. Boben Pe dale. Pai Owen- Row 'Zz lk! George Sckwvcnenbexg. X acobson- junk s Row 1: Louis Alnien. Leland Jackson. Roy Nelson, Russel Angel. Burnell Peierson, Willard Blaomquistf Row 2: Paul Benson, Vice-President: Kenneth Iohnson, Arthur Nordstrund. Sec- retary: Laverne Grosc, Treasurer: David Lindell, President: Donald Iohnson. Dean Lindquist. Row 3: Douglas Pearson. 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L u Chcrplqiz PILD. sgyu mums ma mwa- mn ss sa mama F, mm B was mme In msn seams MW will mwxm-. ms BYE, ms mama-..5. sszaxmm B mums :,QQiH.ssa 2 ' H I H w :iv , -1 lawn Y ' , H, B M, xl 17 . 1 , 1 E . X I M I E E E :: -p V n Hmm . K :E E ,, ss nu Q-a 1 ss B gwmii m 453 E 3 'H- iim 5 9 Us . . X N I , Y Y 5 u 1 1 Eu X 1 xkl . vm :.: 1 -,.,-. H... 'main 1-1-mgg'Q2T5E2 .'.i..Llf,,! Dorothea L. Benson. R.N. IOB6Phine Brandt, R.N.. B.S. . A1150 Bfiiimfmf RN- Instructor and Supervisor in Obsteiricczl Instructor in Nursing SCiS1'1CSS Drug Room Nurse Nursing EVGIYIQ EHCFQGL RN- Florence Frahm. R.N. LG. Instructor xn Chmccrl Nursing Insh-uctor in Nu,-sing Arts 195 --4- QL XX' gi ' 'S H Lilly T. Forsberg. R.N. Marian Godehn. R.N. Constance Hilton. B.S.. M.S. Supervisor of Nursing Practice Librarian Dieiicicm Hilda Kronholm, R.N.. B.S. Mrs. Arthur Nordstrcmd. R.N., B.S. Instructor cmd Supervisor of Surgical Instructor in Clinical Subjects Nursing 196 Florence Lief. R.N.: Mariorie Ienson. R.N.: Maxine Fliehler. R.N. 1 -I-W Esther Nothstein. R.N., BJL. Esther Peterson. PLN. Frances Peterson, R.N. Night Supervisor of Nursing Practice Supervisor of Nursing Practice Student Health Director and Supervisor of Nursing Practice Lucille Hartsman. Ioan Smith Maude I. Vollmer. M.D. Donna Iacobsen' RN' Laboratory Technicians Pathologist Rosemary Reikxnan, RQN. Mildred Peterson. R.N. iff- A - .K-- r Seniors i O1 B :wh 'A- Ann Marie Anderson Marjorie Anderson I N X Linnea Osbergrv Shirley Ebeling MUYY Grdviii Ruth Grosshuesch Wilotta Gustafson I . 9 Wanda Anderson Claudia Hampton Q o-Aw Y H I U, ' O Iqne Hokqnggn Iune Hauet Marjorie HOIBIBS 1 uv .1-. U 1 ' E , Mary House Elsie Iacobson Marilyn Iacobson Arlene Iohnnon Betty L. Iohnson Ellllitle 1011115011 I 1' 1 lune Kcxmmeren Norma Lee Korium PIIYIHS Kfi9m9Y9Y , ,I I Mae Lingle Gertrude Michelson EVGIYD Nicholson Louise Norton Lillian Risley Alberta Roepke Alice Sandberg fr K! VK , Mary Sartini Elsie Sassen Arlene Siexlc Rose Swanson Anna May Vinstrand Eileen Wagner Eraine Wickum A111615 Widdef I X , 121413, xiii! 201 47 fermvdiafes 'LQQSOB I A116119 Chariolle 3:3113 Gaes Sheets uz Ben? gem!!-19 .ode Sc V I Phyxha P31133 5Pem'm EFF? loyce pick H A GPC-Icicx gn 'I elen Klob qlust, Ann mass nsek Ma - rguenle Wood, rea D Florence give:-lndstrom 11 .. .f 2-uf - ' 'V .43 H 5 KNIQX u I- lohnaou runs 33522-?:l:gg? goroiivi mmm Roma Virginia Olson 'M-1 Mi I: 'LSP' R Deloreg Hubb ard and L ois And Sr-Son -KQQ N X ldred P efers. F1 Y Abrqhcgligce Blight on 203 ,44- ti Helen 4nd Irene Niezlom C. D J' 4 X 1 CI' Omar' Do! ol Marr ch . Roilenba sh. Bonnie Swedil'-'om Z ,Lad Sdmgieqxel XOY 2 n ua-We N liek T LOU S HoyXnkers6n ena 3,31 gzfcrdys fl- u Mun, Y Io oresyn po W 1 hnson Rumor: I . S Q qblom By- ,ab eth Douqms' Evodm I jun Zfrs I M Q. an w 57 H 1 M W M M ., X, ' w , , , I Y ,. Row l: Evelyn Younga, Millicent Abrahamson, Hilma Schott. Shirley Martins. Row 2: Lucille Larson, Lor- aine Larson, Marian Mellgren. Lois Ruysboek, Marianne Berger. Row 3: Arlene Siefers, Hazel Patterson. Mary Lou Bovard, Ruth Anderson. Ioan Musnon. Evelyn Barchman. Row 4: Lois Oaks. Beverly Wagner. lean Wagge. Delores Kamback, Beverly Lou Dahlin, Sarah Stubbs, Ruth Olson. Elizabeth Litscher. Standing: Iosephine Brandt. Instructor and Florence Frahm. Instructor. i XXX- 541'-ff fi 69 C 6 aw. li Wm xii ' V 1,54 gas 41, - 3 Rmb P 5 za Cfanfrlbulofs A. H. Arp . . L. C. Arp . B. A. Berger . . R. T. Boysen . . . Samuel Brown . Francis Cendella Bruce B. Collins H. C. DeBourey Frederick L. Eihl Robert E. Flatley D. B. Freeman . . . . I. G. Gustafson . W. Hartung . . D. B. Hauberg . L. S. Helfrich . Carl T. Iohnson G. W. Koivun . O. W. Koivun . A. Knutson . . I. A. Layman . H. H. Liloerman Paul B. Linden . L. I. McCormick William F. Motel W. H. Meyers I. Lenora Nash . W. H. Otis . . E. F. Parker . . H. H. Parsons . Phebe Pearsall . B.D.Perkins . . . . . P. W. Powell . Ruth F. Rominger' .- . 508172 15th Street, Moline 318 . . . 508112 15th Street, Moline 187 . 530 Davenport Bank Building, 3-8921 Cleaveland Building, Bock Island 6307 . . . . 1630 5th Avenue, Moline 1462 . . . . . . 1630 5th Avenue, Moline . . Cleaveland Building, Bock Island 218 . . . . . . 920 lst Avenue, Silvis 728 . . . 1630 5th Avenue, Moline 922 . . . 1630 5th Avenue, Moline 7080 1630 5th Avenue, Moline 5 . . . . . 3402 14th Street, Moline 1179 . 530 Davenport Bank Building, 3-8921 . . . . 1630 5th Avenue, Moline 95 . 1630 5th Avenue, Moline 409 . . . 1518 5th Avenue, Moline 8580 . . 1702 7th Avenue, Moline 4930 . . 1702 7th Avenue, Moline 4930 Reynolds, Illinois . . 2319 7th Street, Moline 8373 . . . 1630 5th Avenue, Moline 1238 .' .... 1518 5th Avenue, Moline 205 . . . . . 1630 5th Avenue, Moline 1372 . Rock Island Bank 61 Trust Bldg., B. I. 52 . Coal Valley . Erie, Illinois, Moline 7829 . . 1630 5th Avenue, Moline 40 . 1630 5th Avenue, Moline 5120 . 1630 5th Avenue, Moline 3744 . . 1630 5th Avenue, Moline 910 1630 5th Avenue, Moline 863 . . . 723 15th Avenue, East Moline 1484 . . . . . . . . Coal Valley, Illinois H. W. Schuman . Rock lsland Bank ci Trust Bldg., RI. 9548 Paul Youngberg ..... 1630 5th Avenue, Moline 511 Sclfzirf Activities ALLEBECK, STEN STURE Stockholm, Sweden Major: Swedish. Activities: Gamma Alpha Beta, Swedish Club. ANDERSON, GLENN L. Paxton, Illinois Major: Pre-theological. Activities: Indepen- dent Men, L.S.A., treasurer, Band, Orchestra, Swedish Club, vice-president, president. ANDERSON, HAROLD Me-diapolis, Iowa Major: Economics. Activities: Omicron Sigma Omicron, Observer, business manager, Alpha Delta, Publications Board, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities, Athletic Board, Tribe of Vikings, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Student Union, treasurer. ANDERSON, HERBERT D. Mediapolis, Iowa Major: Economics. Activities: Ornicron Sigma Omicron, Observer, sports editor, copy editor, co-editor, editor, Alpha Delta, Publications Board, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities, Tribe. ol Vikings, Football, Bas- ketball, Baseball, treasurer of Sophomore Class, Student Union, president, Vi-King. ANDERSON, HUGO A. Chicago, Illinois Major: Pre-theological. Activities: Independent Men, L.S.A., Sola Fide Bible Class, Chapel Choir. ANDERSON, IAMES Galesburg, Illinois Major: Economics. Activities: Gamma Alpha Beta, Swedish Club. ANDERSON, IULE Rock Island, Illinois Major: English. Activities: L.S.A., vice-presi- dent, Foreign Missionary Society, Berean Bible Class, Campus Board of Control, His- tory Club, secretary-treasurer, Writers' Club, Pi Kappa Delta, Rockety-I, editor, editor of homecoming booklet, Publications Board, Manager of Lecture Series, Phi Alpha Theta, secretary, Toppers, Aglaia, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities, Runic Honor Society, vice-president of Senior Class. ANDERSON, VIRGINIA Rock Island, Illinois Major: Chemistry. Activities: Sigma Pi Delta, Orchestra, Radio Club, secretary-treasurer. BASICH, THOMAS Chicago, Illinois Major: Philosophy. Activities: L.S.A., presi- dent, Campus Devotions, chairman, Missionary Society, Sola Fide Bible Class, Choir, Orches- tra, Handel Oratorical Society, Pi Kappa Delta, Oratory, Track team, Tribe of Vikings, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities, Phillip Kron Scholarship, l946, Thorstenberg Scholarship, 1944, Prize Scholarship, l945. BAYLES, ROBERT E. Prophetstown, Illinois Major: Mathematics and Science. Activities: Pi Upsilon Gamma. BENSON, HARLEY L. Kenosha, Wisconsin Major: Economics. Activities: Pi Upsilon Gam- ma. BENSON, LEILA MAE Clarissa, Minnesota Major: Sociology. Activities: L.S.A., Foreign Missionary Society, Berean Bible Class, presi- dent, Religious Board, secretary, Choir, Sig- ma Mu Alpha, treasurer of Sophomore Class. BERG, IUNE Kewanee, Illinois Major: Speech. Activities: L.S.A., secretary, Foreign Missionary Society, Berean Bible Class, Board of Control, History Club, Pi Kap- pa Delta, Debate, Extemporaneous Speaking, Lecture Committee, vice-president of Sopho- more Class, Toppers, Aglaia, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities, Women's League, Dorm Club, president. BERGERUD, ROBERT E. Fergus Falls, Minn. Major: History. Activities: Independent Men, History Club, Football, Tribe of Vikings. BERGREN, LOIS Moline, Illinois Major: French. Activities: Chi Omega Gam- ma, vice-president, Choir, Rockety-I staff, Al- pha Delta, Women's League, W.A.A. , BERGSTROM, BOB Moline, Illinois Major: English. Activities: Pi Upsilon Gamma, Choir, Observer, sports editor, managing edi- tor, Rockety-I, sports editor, Alpha Delta, Who's Who in American Colleges and Univer- sities, president of Sophomore Class. BINGE, LOIS Galva, Illinois Major: Music. Activities: Choir, Sigma Mu Al- pha, president. BIORK, C. KENNETH Rock Island, Illinois Major: Chemistry and Mathematics. Activities: Omicron Sigma Omicron, treasurer, Alpha Psi Omega, vice-president, president, Choir, Rockety-I, business manager, Alpha Delta, treasurer of Sophomore Class, Andreen Hall Dorm Council, secretary, Who's Who in Ameri- can Colleges and Universities. BOMGREN, CHARLES R. Laurens, Iowa Major: History. Activities: Phi Omega Phi, Choir, History Club, Basketball, Tribe of Vik- ings, president of junior Class. BUCK, MARY LOUISE Waterford, Michigan Major: Music Education. Activities: Phi Rho, secretary, treasurer, Choir, Sigma Mu Alpha, W.A.A., Women's League. BURGUS, BILL . Rock Island, Illinois Major: Commerce. Activities: Basketball, Tribe ol Vikings. CAMPBELL, BARBARA IEAN lohnston, Pa. Major: Music. Activities: Independent Women, L.S.A., Choir, Sigma Mu Alpha, Presser Scho- larship, transferred from Marion lr. College in junior year. CARLSON, BETTY MARGARET Kewanee, Ill. Major: Economics, Swedish, Music. Activities: L.S.A., Foreign Missionary Society, Berean Bible Class, Band, Orchestra, Sigma Mu Al- pha, Swedish Club, secretary, treasurer, Wo- men's League, W.A.A., Toppers. CARLSON, CLAYTON Rockford, Illinois Major: Economics. CARLSON, DARLENE Boone, Iowa Major: Teaching. Activities: Kappa Epsilon Nu, president, L.S.A., Foreign Missionary So- ciety, Chapel Choir, History Club, Phi Alpha Theta, Observer staff, Rockety-I staff, Alpha Delta, Women's League, W.A.A., vice-presi- dent of junior Class,Toppers. CARLSON, DOREEN Rockford, Illinois Major: Speech Re-education. Activities: Sigma Pi Delta, treasurer, secretary, president, Or- chestra, Choir, Pep Committee, Women's League, W.A.A. CARLSON, LOUISE Rockford, Illinois Major: Sociology and Psychology. Activities: L.S.A., Foreign Missionary Society, Choir, sec- retary-treasurer, Sigma Mu, Women's League, W.A.A. CARLSTEDT, ALICE P. Vilas, Kansas Major: Science. Activities: Transfer student. CASSLING, FRANCES Davenport, Iowa Major: Music. Activities: Chi Omega Gamma. CHARLET, DORIS . Kewanee, Illinois Major: Psychology and Sociology. Activities: Kappa Epsilon, secretary, president, L.S.A., Chapel Choir, Orchestra, Sigma Mu Alpha, Rockety-I staff, Women's League, W.A.A., Athletic Board, secretary, Toppers, Aglaia. CIRCLE, BARBARA Moline, Illinois Major: Sociology. Activities: Phi Rho. COFFIN, RICHARD A. Rock Island, Illinois Major: Psychology. Activities: Omicron Sigma Omicron, History Club, president, Choir, Ten- nis team. DAHLBERG, MARGUERITE Milwaukeee, Wis. Major: Music Education. Activities: Chi Ome- ga Gamma, treasurer, vice-president, presi- dent, L.S.A., Choir, Handel Oratorio Society, Sigma Mu Alpha, secretary, Rockety-I, photo- graph editor, Alpha Delta, W.A.A., Board of Control, Toppers, president, Aglaia, Runic Honor Society. DAVIS, DONALD C. Milan, Illinois Major: Speech. Activities: Beta Omega Sigma, president, Band, Orchestra, Alpha Psi Omega, vice-president, president, Pi Kappa Delta, vice- president, In cast of On the Bridge at Mid- night, The Imaginary Invalid? Death Takes a Holiday, Arms and the Man, Yes and No, Our Town , Lecture Manager, Who's Who in American Colleges and Univer- sities, Winner of Ira C. Pearce Memorial Tro- phy- DUNBAR, CAROLYN IEAN Moline, Illinois Major: Chemistry and Mathematics. Activi- ties: 3 x 7 Club. EI-ILERS, IACK L. Davenport, Iowa Major: Pre-theological. Activities: L.S.A., Mis- sionary Society, Sigma Gamma Epsilon. ENGSTROM, DONALD E. Moline, Illinois Major: Commerce. Activities: Phi Omega Phi, L.S.A., Chapel Choir. 209 ENGSTROM, DONALD W. Moline, Illinois Major: Economics and Mathematics. Activities: Rho Nu Delta, president. ERICKSON, EVANGELINE Rock Island, Illinois Major: English. Activities: Phi Rho, treasurer, vice-president, president, History Club, Writ- ers' Club, historian, Phi Kappa Delta, Phi Al- pha Theta, Debate, Oratory, W.A.A. Council, vice-president, Social Committe, Athletic Board, Co-chairman W.S.S.F. drive. ERICKSON, IEAN Escanaba, Michigan Major: Science. Activities: Sigma Pi Delta, sec- retary, vice-president, president, L.S.A., Or- chestra, Women's League, W.A.A., Toppers. ERICKSON, IOHN E. Rock Island, Illinois Major: Humanities Divisional. Activities: Phi Omega Phi, president. FAHLBERG, KENNETH Kewanee, Illinois Major: Humanities Divisional. Activities: L.S. A., Choir, History Club, Track, Sigma Gamma Epsilon. FLORENCE, EDGAR, IR. Erie, Illinois Major: Teaching. FRIBERG, IRVING S. Iron Mountain, Michigan Major: Speech. Activities: Omicron Sigma Omicron, Debate, Pi Kappa Delta, Alpha Del- ta. FOLEY, MARGARET Rock Island, Illinois Major: English. Activities: Phi Rho, secretary, president, Women's League, W. A. A., Debate, In cast of Arms and the Man and Court- ship. FRANCIS, BETTY LOU Rock Island, Illinois Major: History. Activities: Sigma Pi Delta, his- torian, treasurer, Chapel Choir, History Club, Observer staff, Alpha Psi Omega, On business staff oi Niels Ebbesen , Kossovo , Yes and No , Our Town . FREEMAN, LOIS Peoria, Illinois Major: Social Science. Activities: Kappa Epsi- lan Nu, historian, vice-president, L.S.A., For- eign Missionary Society, Women's League, W.A.A. FREITAG, IUNE Rock Island, Illinois Major: History. Activities: Kappa Epsilon, Choir, History Club, Women's League, Ora- torio Society, Cast of G.I. Gus , W.A.A. F UNDA, MARION Rock Island, Illinois Major: English. Activities: Observer reporter, Rockety-I, copy editor, advertising committee, History Club, secretary-treasurer, Inter-Soror- ity Council, secretary-treasurer, Discussion Group: St. Lucia Attendant, Writer's Club, Alpha Delta. FUNK, MARY VIRGINIA Muscatine, Iowa Major: Social Science. Activities: Sigma Pi Delta, L.S.A., Second Choir, Dorm Club, Hist- ory Club, Women's League, W.A.A. council member. GERNERT, FRIEDA E. Nashville, Tennessee Major: Sociology. Activities: Independent Women, L.S.A., Orchestra, Chapel Choir, Transferred from Marion Iunior College, Mar- ion, Virginia, and George Peabody College, Nashville, Tennesse. GOLDEN, SEYMOUR Rock Island, Illinois Major: Social Science. ' GUILD, DAVID G. Rock Island, Illinois Major: Psychology. Activities: Choir, L.S.A., Spanish Club, Observer Staff, Varsity Golf and Tennis. I-IANE, KERSTIN E. M. Stocksund, Sweden Major: Mathematics. HANSON, RUTH L. Omaha, Nebraska Major: Speech. Activities: Alpha Psi Omega, secretary, treasurer, Pi Kappa Delta, L.S.A., Foreign Missionary Society, Cast of Court- ship , G.I. Gus , Kossovo , Nils Ebbe- son , Arms and the Man , Our Town , The Hasty Heart . HEDMAN, EARL White Bear, Minnesota Major: Science and Mathematics. Activities: Independent Men, Missionary Society. HEGLUND, GERALD C. E. Iamestown, New York Major: Music. Activities: Sigma Mu Alpha, L.S.A., Choir, Chapel Choir, Little Symphony, Swedish Club, vice-president, president, Rho Nu Delta, secretary, social chairman, Inter- Fraternity Council, vice-president. Transferred from Alfred University, Iamestown, N.Y. HERRICK, GEORGE Springfield, Illinois Major: English. Activities: Orchestra, Sigma Gamma Epsilon. HOGLUND, CAROLYN ANN St. Croix Falls, Wis. Major: Music. Activities: Kappa Epsilon Nu, treasurer, L.S.A., Foreign Missionary Society, Choir, Oratorio Society, Observer Staff, sports editor, Rockety-I Staft, W.A.A. Council, Sigma Mu Alpha, Alpha Delta. HULT, INGRID Wahoo, Nebraska Major: Christian Service. Activities: L.S.A., Foreign Missionary Society. HUNTER, MARY LEE Muscatine, Iowa Major: Music. Activities: Orchestra, Second Choir, Band, Sigma Mu Alpha. IACOBSON, WILLIAM T. S. Orion, Illinois Major: Social Science. Activities: Discussion Group, Debate, Lecture Committee. IOHNSON, BETTY IEAN Rockford, Illinois Major: Social Science. Activities: L.S.A., For- eign Missionary Society, Second Choir, Women's League, W.A.A., Independent Wo- men, secretary-treasurer. ' IOHNSON, PAUL V. Kenosha, Wisconsin Major: Economics and Commerce. Activities: Pi Upsilon Gamma, L.S.A., Spanish Club, Art Association, Football. IOHNSON, ROLAND E. Rockford, Illinois Major: Psychology. Activities: Pi Upsilon Gam- ma, Swedish Club, Dorm Council, president. Transferred from North Park. KURTZ, KAYE Rock Island, Illinois Major: Economics. Activities: Phi Rho, Debate, Pi Kappa Delta, History Club, W.A.A. Council. LARSEN, LYDIA Blair, Nebraska Major: Social Science. Activities: L.S.A., For- eign Missionary Society, History Club, Writer's Club, secretary of Senior Class, Independent Women, vice president, W.A.A. treasurer, W.A.A. Council. LARSON, VIVIAN Chicago, Illinois Major: Sociology. Activities: L.S.A., Foreign Missionary Society, Dorm Club, Women's League, Oratorio Society, W.A.A., Kappa Ep- silon Nu, vice-president, secretary, historian. LEHNOFF, MAE BELLE E Chicago, Illinois Major: Mathematics and Economics. Activ- ities: Phi Rho, president, secretary, Women's League, secretary, W.A.A. LILIEBERG, HOWARD W. Moline, Illinois Major: Economics. Activities, Phi Omega Phi, treasurer. LINDER, GARETH C. E. Minneapolis, Minnesota Major: History. Activities: Radio Club. LINDSTONE, L. LEONARD lamestown, N. Y. Major: English. Activities: L.S.A., Foreign Mis- sionary Society, Choir. LINDVALL, MAURITZ Rockiord, Illinois Major: Activities: Pi Upsilon Gam- ma, Alpha Delta, Observer, sports editor, Student Intramural Director, Tribe of Vikings, .-Basketball. MAGNEY, EDGAR Rock Island, Illinois Major: Natural Science. Activities: L.S.A., Foreign Missionary Society, Rockety-I Staff. MAGNUSSON, CONNIE Rock Island, Illinois Major: Chemistry. Activities: Kappa Epsilon, Chemistry Club, W.A.A., co-chairman, Stu- dent Union, program chairman, Toppers. MURK, LYNDON KEITH Bellii'1gham,Washington Major: Pre-theological. Activities: Indepen- dent Men, L.S.A., Sola Fide Bible Class, For- eign Missionary Society, Choir, Sigma Mu Alpha, Oratorio Society, Swedish Club. NELSON, DONALD E. Moline, Illinois Major: Mathematics and Physics. Activities: Gamma Alpha Beta, Inter-Fraternity Council, president. NELSON, ARDIS Corvuso, Michigan Major: Christianity. Activities: L.S.A., Foreign Missionary Society, Sigma Mu Alpha, Berean Bible Class. NASSTROM, IOHN Pontiac, Michigan Major: Religion and Philosophy. Activities: ln- dependent Men, L.S.A., Choir, History Club, Observer, Pi Kappa Delta, Dorm Club, pres- ident, Social Committe, Debate, Football, Basketball, Track. NASH, MARIORIE VIRGINIA S. Hadley, Mass. Major: Biology. MILLETT, MARIVENE Rock Island, Illinois Major: English. Activities: Kappa Tau, W.A.A., historian, Writer's Club, president, Rockety-I, assistant editor, Toppers, Aglaia, Student Pub- lication Board, Social Committee, Intersorority Council, president, Santa Lucia Attendant, Who's Who in American Colleges and Uni- versities. N ESTANDER, ELAINE Chicago, Illinois Major: Economics. Activities: Independent Women, L.S.A., Berean Bible Class, Foreign Missionary Society, Choir, W.A.A., Writer's Club, Spanish Club, Women's League, Alpha Pi Epsilon, Art Association, Dorm Club, Phrateres. NICHOLSON, WILLIAM Major: Economics. Transferred from Univers- ity of Kansas. IONESON, DONNA IEAN Rock Island, Illinois Major: Christian Service. Activities: L.S.A., Foreign Missionary Society, Chapel Choir, Or- atorio Society, W.A.A., Kappa Epsilon Nu. OLSON, EUDORA La Grange, Illinois Major: Psychology. Activities: Chi Omega Gamma, secretary, president, L.S.A., Rockety- I staff, Alpha Delta, W.A.A, sport chairman, Dorm Club, secretary, Social Committee, Wo- men's League. OLSON, RICHARD S. Chicago, Illinois Major: Economics. Activities: Pi Upsilon Gam- ma, social chairman, president, Intra-Frat Council, Swedish Club, Handbook Commit- tee, Freshman Football, captain, Varsity Foot- ball, Track, Tribe of Vikings, Intramural Bas- ketball, Swimming, Volley Ball, Stu U, vice- president, Social Committee. O'MELIA, DOLORES I. Rock Island, Illinois Major: Spanish, History. Activities: Phi Rho, president, Foss History Club, Debate, Phi Kap- pa Delta, W.A.A., Studied in Mexico City Col- lege. PALMOUIST, MARILYN Chicago, Illinois Major: Psychology. Activities: Chi Omega Gamma, L.S.A., Choir, Orchestra, Rockety-I staff, Alpha Delta, W.A.A., Women's League. PETERSON, IEAN Ottumwa, Iowa Major: Chemistry. Activities: Kappa Epsilon, L.S.A., Orchestra, Observer staff, Pep Com- mittee, Alpha Delta, vice-president, treasurer of Senior Class, junior Class, W.A.A., Women's League. PELLS, HARRY M. Rock Island, Illinois Major: Economics and Commerce. Activities: Beta Omega Sigma. PERSON, CARL Rapid River, Michigan Major: Geology. PERSON, DAGNY S. Belvidere, Illinois Major: Psychology and Sociology. Activities: Independent Women, president, L.S.A., Aug- ustana Foreign Missionary Society, Sigma Mu Alpha, Chapel Choir, Observer staff, Rockety- I staff, Toppers, Runic, Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Col- leges, W.A.A., Social Committee. PETERSON, DAGMAR SIRI Cicero, Illinois Major: Physical Education. Activities: L.S.A., W.A.A. PETERSON, IOHN Rockford, Illinois Major: Economics. PETERSON, MARVIN L. Lynn Center, Illinois Major: Geology. Activities: Pi Upsilon Gamma, Sigma Gamma Epsilon, president. PILLMAN, LEROY E. Valparaiso, Indiana Major: Accounting, B. S. from Indiana Univer- sity, 1943. Activities: L.S.A., Sola Fide Bible Class, Augustana Foreign Missionary Society, financial treasurer, Saturday Evening Bible Study Group, Chapel Choir, Oratorio Society, Beta Gamma Sigma. REED, DOROTHY Rock Island, llinois Major: Music. Activities: L.S.A., accompanist for Christina Choir, Sigma Mu Alpha. REINHART, IUSTIN Rock Island, Illinois Major: Botany. u RIEDESEL, WILLIAM Davenport, Iowa Major: Mathematics and Natural Science. RINGER, IANET DAVIS Rock Island, Illinois Major: English. Activities: History Club, Phi Alpha Theta, Transfer student from University of Nebraska. RYDEN, ELINOR M. Rockford, Illinois Major: History. Activities: L.S.A., Augustana Foreign Missionary Society, Orchestra, Foss History Club, historian, Phi Alpha Theta. SANDGREN, BETTY I. Manistee, Michigan Major: Voice, BME. Activities: Kappa Epsilon Nu, president, L.S.A., Choir, Sigma Mu Alpha, Swedish Club, Women's League. SCHICK, ARTHUR C., IR. Davenport, Iowa Major: Economics and Commerce. Activities: Beta Omicron Sigma, Varsity Football. SCHREMPF, RICHARD E. Moline, Illinois Major: History, Pre-Law. Activities: Gamma Alpha Beta, Discussion and Debate, Pi Kappa Delta, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. SCHULTZ, MAX C. Geneseo, Illinois Major: Speech. Activities: Independent Men. SERSIG, IACK Rock Island, Illinois Major: Pre-theological. Activities: Independent Men, Augustana Foreign Missionary Society, Foss History Club, Football, Basketball, cap- tain, Baseball, Sophomore Class president. SLENTZ, GEORGE Rock Island, Illinois Major: Economics. SORENSON, DORIS Keokuk, Iowa Major: Piano Major. Activities: Phi Rho, vice- presidefnt, L.S.A., Choir, Sigma Mu Alpha, vice-president, Toppers: Women's League, his- torian, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities, Presser Music Foundation Scho- larship, W.A.A. STAACK, KATHERINE A. Moline, Illinois Major: Languages. Activities: Band, Sigma Gamma Epsilon, secretary, W.A.A. Council, historian, Toppers, historian, Aglaia, Runic. SWANSON, CARL B. Chicago, Illinois- Major: Music, Transferred from Concordia Col- lege, Handel Oratorio Society, Presser Foun- dation Scholarship. SWANSON, LOIS Axteel, Kansas Major: Sociology. Activities: Kappa Epsilon Nu, Inter-Sorority Council, L.S.A., Augustana Foreign Missionary Society, Berean Bible Class, Chapel Choir, W.A.A., Women's League. SWANSON, REUBEN Bertrand, Nebraska Major: Mathematics and Natural Sciences. At- tended Luther College, Doane College. At- tended University of Minnesota. SWENSON, IOHN St. Paul, Minnesota Major: Philosophy. Activities: Pi Upsilon Gam- ma, L.S.A., Choir, Foss History Club, Radio Guild, Debate, Track, Cross-Country, Tribe of Vikings. TANNUS, HELEN Des Moines, Iowa Major: Psychology. Activities: Kappa Epsilon, vice-president, treasurer, L.S.A., Observer staff, business manager, reporter, Alpha Delta, Toppers, Aglaia, Alpha Psi Omega, Our ToWn , Iunior Class treasurer, W.A.A. TELLEEN, AN ITA Cambridge, Illinois Major: History. Activities: Kappa Epsilon, treasurer, president, L.S.A., Choir, Foss His- tory Club, Phi Alpha Theta, Observer, copy editor, editor, co-editor, Alpha Delta, Toppers, Aglaia, president, Runic, Who's Who in Amer- ican I Colleges and Universities, Women's League, secretary, Students' Union, secretary, Dorm Club, vice-president, Vi-Queen. TELLEEN, IOHN M. Cambridge, Illinois Major: Economics. Activities: Omicron Sig- ma Omicron, president, L.S.A., treasurer, Ob- server, reporter, copy editor, Publications Board, Rockety-I, business manager, Alpha Delta, Basketball, Track Letter, Tribe of Vik- ings, Inter-Fraternity Council, president, vice- president of Sophomore Class. TRESSEL, VIRGINIA Moline, Illinois Major: Psychology. Activities: Kappa Tau, president, Handel Oratorio Society, German Club, Rockety-I staff, Augustana Art Associa- tion, W.A.A., Women's League. VALGREN, DAGNY Valley Springs, S. D. Major: Christian Service. VAN WONTERGHEM, IIM Moline, Illinois Major: Economics. Activities: Phi Omega Phi, president, vice-president, Tennis Letter, Golf. WAGNER, CURTIS Davenport, Iowa Major: Economics and Commerce. Activities: Phi Omega Phi. WAGENER, BERNARD Berwyn, Illinois Major: Hospital Management. WHITE, WARREN Rock Island, Illinois Major: Mathematics and Physics. Activities: Beta Omicron Sigma, vice-president, Tennis, Basketball, Intramurals. WILLER, MARGARET Rock Island, Illinois Major: Speech. Activities: L.S.A., Observer staff, Writers' Club, Homecoming play, chair- man property committee, Arms and the Man , property committee, Summer Work shop, speech, Womens' League. WILSON, .HARRY Rock Island, Illinois Major: Economicsancl Accounting. Activities: Omicron Sigma Omicron, vice president, secre- tary, treasurer, Football, Student Union Board. WOOD, FAL E., IR. Rock Island, Illinois Major: Mathematics, Science. WRIGHT, DOLORES Rock Island, Illinois Major: Biology and History. Activities: Kappa Epsilon Nu, Foss History Club, Sigma Gamma Epsilon, treasurer, W.A.A., Women's League. YINGLING, NEVILLE Rock Island, Illinois Major: Biology. Activities: Kappa Epsilon, sec- retary, vice-president, Choir, Rockety-I staff, Alpha Delta, Toppers, Aglaia, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities, Students' Union, treasurer, program chairman, W.A.A. Council, president, first place Freshman Ora- tory, Women's League, G.I. Gus , Kossovo , student director. ZIEGLER, LaVERNE East Moline, Illinois Major: Mathematics, N . 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It may seem peculiar, in view of the overcrowding that exists at most colleges and universities, that the hope should be expressed that additional young peo- ple will seek admission to the institution. Especially should that be true when it is necessary for us to deny admission each year to hundreds of eager high school graduates. The fact is, however, that we are just as eager now as ever that the quality of Augustana's student body shall be the highest. Our fine students are a source of considerable pride, and we invite prospec- tive applicants with the greatest potentialities to avail themselves of Augustana's opportunities. Our enrollment has more than doubled in the past five years. we anticipated this growth and have provided new laboratory and classroom facilities. Ample housing has been secured for those students we agreed to accept. Competent teachers were added to the faculty. We are not ceasing, however, to strive for even finer educational facilities. The pictures on the opposite page indicate a part of the development program now under way. A new dormitory for women, a memorial chapel, and several buildings which cannot yet be announced, are a part of the advantages future students will enjoy. The faculty too, is keeping pace by providing modern, flexible curricula. Augustana is definitely on the march. Its extra-curricular program in athle- tics, music, forensics, and social life is keeping step with academic enrich- ment and the development of the institution's physical plant. At the core of Augustana's program is a sincere purpose to make the Christian philosophy of life dominant in teaching and living. It is a pleasure to invite you to give serious consideration to making Augustana your future Alma Mater. Sincerely yours, Q45 ' .ff , . cfs? I v M Q Q B was Q an my J -i B 1. 'Rx ,TPI 'Zn f A rm ,L Z .L Y A 7117,-W 1611255 iisfwy - -f.fr:X. 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Augustana Book Concern Parker's . . . the Tri-Cities leading department store for the latest in fashions, the best in quality, the finest in service! M. L. PARKER C0 ARCHITECTS CERVIN and STUI-IR We planned the Seminary group and the central heating plant far complete coverage OF Augustana Events READ mn .1 '. it --'. '.'A D 134 vvfbev xi 'I NC -HM IHILLNN .iw gli I ' , ,--, Establishedas ' 2,1 -Q Established as mm-Y - -------1 - ' 3miyigriwaMI Ijrliiisiig seis Dm .w,.---------- ll F' il 7. M 1 1 I H-I Imp I .ri lt i n in . lrlujm m t g? I cl iff L 1 a L : a ras , MOLINE DAILY DISPATCH ONLY DAILY NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED IN MOLINE EAST MOLINE AND SII.VIS OVER 90,000 READERS DAILY STEPHENS KARIVIELCORN 1703 Sth Avenue Moline, Illinois Specializing in delicious Karmelcorn - Popcorn - Peanuts Also fine Chocolates and Candies Our own ice cream Come in and see us Victor BELISON MUSIC COMPANY Decca Columbia EVERYTHING IN MUSIC CGDUGI Records 1713 nrru AVENUE. MOLINE, rumors Records Band and Orchestra Instrument Accessories 0 Competent Instructors for all Musical Instruments TOMORROW, ONLY A MEMORY . . . But one which will never fade or lose its rosy colors it you have a lovely and enduring portrait to remind you of some of your happiest moments! HAWKINS STUDIO RELIANCE sumnmc Momma. n.1.1No1s Compliments of THE TOASTY SHOP AIR CONDI'I'IONED SAM WOO, MANAGER CHINESE VILLAGE QUAD-CITIES FINEST CHINESE AND AMERICAN RESTAURANT-HIGH QUALITY AND HEALTH FOODS 318 20th St. ROCK ISLAND. ILL. Phone R. I. 8080 4 When it's F L O WE R S see us! THE GARDEN SHOPS Lee R. Davis Greenhouse - Carbon Cliff Fort Armstrong Hotel Corner Next to First National Bank 1900 3rd Avenue, Rock Island , 507 15th Street, Moline if W .,'ms V A Vw I Lynn Iustice is seen showing lean Iohnson some of Kent's many patterns in spring and summer styles as Hal Anderson, holding a Iarman saddle ox- ford, looks on. Kent shoe store has many nat- ionally famous brands such as Florsheim for men and women, Gold Cross for Women, and Tonsa in genuine Argentina liz- ard and alligator 'for Women. Kent's also carry the famous Iarrnan and Portage shoes for men. Kent Shoe Store 1823 3rd Avenue, Rock Island Phone R. I. 380 ZA! ug.- I Xl .-'lf I , -f' TY 15 . ,.,-vv-rv -- . --'z In 'fx lx , H ,A ?xj- ' F e x 1-'r X4 'l..' 'K Q' T. QL, I XXp,,1.., I V .A V vu' ' - 'V . H 5' v - 4' ' ' . .,4j ,' gl 4 N MEI. X 11 rl Lv' ' -P Aa 11 r. --. . H , , V Bugle 'A Q r Effglgiif ff, E -1 Nj gllfi-1,5 W Q X SE X W wb 1 , . ' . ' Q It's Easy to keep up with the latest by reading THE ARGUS Complete news of the Quad-Cities, Western Illinois - and the World in word and picture. to keep informed at all times Read T1-IE: ARGUS The Quad-Cities' Oldest Newspaper was mn sm www www a mum wufw ,f w,.g.4. 4 x Q, Af. N . 1 H.: ,511 Q , I T' is '-'A 5 -v -Q... ms 1,91 x ' , - I ness ms 4 'L mm mn a my ss mam 1 . N. 14'-P D I f' 7' lj f Y ' 2. . f I uf J 'wa-f ,r I Y I, , 3: nm 4.45 . ,Q nm Ahh . the shoWmcmsh1p of fcfsh1ons from c Cabe - Hause 3rd Avenue Rock Island 1 me sm:-fsssuss ms mamma rn 5? au a ma mmf mu ss B -w ss-ss mms SL. wa amass sms ss fe is a s smzwa mn ss ms n mash ss mms ss a 3 if Sa m ss ss 1: 3 iii K N,,A ms w sm ss a Q sawn mm '1 HIE I w Hfggn .SS H. mm www B -.gxmnm vgam wpxmms -QSEAQ Ev nz ss E.. il! X- CONGRATULATIONS TO AUGUSTANA UPON THE PUBLICATION OF THE ROCKETY-I Second Avenue at 18th St., Rock Island A. M. BLOOD COMPANY OFFICE EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES DIVISION Phone Rock Island 309 6. 310 328-330 20th St. Rock Island. Illinois ATHLETIC SHOP 1825 Third Avenue -1- Phone: R. I. 50 ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS Fashion with a Texan accent . . . sportswear from that southern fashion center, Dallas . . . clothes that have an air ofngoing places and doing things. Shown are two of the many lovely suits designed by Nardis of Dallas . . handled in Rock Island by Block 61 Kuhl Co. OFROCKISLANDN A5 NGA' -' c I :WW t 5016051 Au, gonzui an CSOETTE V,,... W 49 . 5 stuifut iinuioox Aucusm e ' 157 When you speak of printing, it's See you at Wagner's - Whether you are talking about the Rockety-l, your fraternity or sorority needs, Homecoming programs, or personal stationery. All are given the same careful attention, all are produced by expert craftsmen who are continually required to meet the highest standards. A You will find a cordial Welcome, expert guidance, and careful, prompt production of the highest quality Work when you bring your printing needs to Wagner's. WAGNER' PRI TERY 315-17 West Fourth St. ' Phoneg 2-2637 Davenport, Iowa or 2-2638 -32 THE COLLEGE PHARMACY FREELAND SPORT CENTER fisherman. and rifle and pistol targei-shooter. Complete gun supply and repair. 3737 Fourteenth Avenue Rock ISICIIICL I1li!10iS For that free-hour lift sfop in at- he Do-Nut Castle It's ' NEW YORK STORE MOLINE ...for America's Famous Brands and Newest Fashions. Fashion Comes First at N.Y.S. STROMBECK PRESS. INC. PRINTING Send for Our FREE Catalog of Religious Merchandise' 1210-12 Fifth Avenue Moline, Illinois CHANEZ CLEANERS Fort Armstrong Hotel Building For fine cleaning. see our agents. Helen Tannus Wally Lindstrom 2 F in n.i-'ewini 1 f as .ei Q isa- ' .ff -,ire-fe is f.' -1 , -tk 'RMK' mi -iv . . -. is KEEP UP WITH THE NEWS . . . READ THE TRI-CITIES' GREATEST NEWSPAPER I DAVENPORT - nocx ISLAND - Momma I THE A TIMES .LIL LLLJ 1. E. P. ADLER, Publi h Serviced by . . . Associated Press United Press Associated Press Wirephoto 1 I - f im: n S f-:Q S-,ul M 91153,-f.s wav' 1 a-' . fi . Te , K fl Ti' 1 f .J '7'f' , I ' E :T S 1 I' f l Q 5, 'TASHIONS for the YOUTHFULH Featured at BENNISON'S COATS by Leeds SUITS by Lily Ann of Calif. FROCKS by Carole King SPORTS WEAR by Mayfair Famous makes featured in Vogue, Charm, Seventeen and Mademoiselle BEN NISCN 'S DEPT. STORE The Cheerful Service Store Rock Island, Illinois 515jff:f5f 3f ww ,. I I ,. .-,-- I 2 21.-' bw'b'I- 'f . L-WAN My Ziff? Swirl in for Summer Whirling, swirling pleats to give you Q young, feminine, alive look! In cr host of pretty -dress fashions. Dress Shop-Third Floor Petersen-llarned-Von Maur DAVENPORT, IOWA QUAD CITIES' SENIOR DEPARTMENT STORE 66 Years of Dependable Service MOSEN'FELDER'S AND SONS Quality Reigns Supreme 1709 2nd Avenue Rock Island sol-IRBEcK's Prescription Drug Store Over 93 Years of Community Service Comer of 16th Street and Sth Avenue Moline Illm Compliments of MOLINE FURNITURE WORKS lll Second Street X Moline Ill Malcolm 8: Co. Jewelers 1507 5th Ave. Moline x jewelry af Disfiucfivu Compliments of A ' Foley and Tay1or's I . Diamonds and Watches I Meats and Groceries Silverware - China - Crystal ' Phone: Rock Island 12 8 I J sos 20th sneer Rock Island l'Il-'TH AVENUE. AUJLDIB The Mark of Quality Since 1881 'rom 'rumvm sonns Gomm GRAHAMS s-1vnNU'rE MACAH U N I MACRONF-TS 059569525990-W. SPM-mm EGG NOODLES Phone R. I. 127 Rock Island, Illinois 417 17th Sireei .IAMISON'S , Experts in the Art of Fine Laundering and Dry C1eaning ROCK ISLAND ' MOLINE 207 18th Si. 1609 5th Ave. I. L. OAKLEAF I. B. OAKLEAF OAKLEAF INSURANCE AGENCY First National Bank Building Phone Moline 94 Moline, Illinois . Buy SHELL GASOLINE H A N N A H Corner 38th Street and Fifth Avenue On the Campus Okey, Capitol, Columbia and Decca Records HARRIS MUSIC HOUSE 310 20th Siree! Phone Rock Island 431 Congratulations Graduates o f '47 A FULL MEASURE OF VALUE IN LOW-COST BETTER LIVING . . Provided by Gas and Electricity ' the school in business and In the home, in , industry, gas and electricity quietly go about their business of making lite more pleasant, .X convenient, productive and healthful. 3 F The unusual thing is that despite today's SW! 3 inflated cost ot living they are actually available E W at the lowest prices in history. As time goes ,, on, these remarkable servants will play an 'JA even greater role in serving mankind - in providing a full measure ot better living v for everyone. 3 N P IOWA-ILLINOIS GAS AND ELECTRIC 00. Q 4 Peerless Milk PRODUCTS CO. 1323 SECOND AVENUE PHONE R. I. 89 ROCK ISLAND. ILLINOIS T.ri-Cities' Leading Electrical Contractor LEITHN ER 8: WEISHAR Phone Rock Island 1590 223 18th Street ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS Phone Moline ISIO 418 I6tI'1 Street MOLINE, ILLINOIS Ragnar Benson Inc., ENGINEERS AND BUILDERS CHICAGO 51. ILLINOIS 4744 WEST RICE STREET TELEPHONE ESTERBROOK 4200 Records Radios Sheet Music Everything for the Musician 'HULTQUIST MUSIC SERVICE ' Mail Orders Promptly Filled Des Moines, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Muscatine, Iqwq PHONE 3-6641 GEORGE DILTS Restaurant Blend Maxwell House Coffee Iell-O Post Cereals 415 Pershing Avenue Calumet Baking Powder Davenport, Iowa Our congratulations to the class of 1946 Always remember Sears for Quality and Service SEARS ROEBUCK 6 CO. Rock Island Moline Davenport Established 1900 MOLINE HEATING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. INCORPORATED PLUMBING, HEATING, AND VENTILATING CONTRACTORS 320 16th Street Phone Moline 33 Compliments of TI-IE DELUXE CAF E ROCK ISLAND Smart Men Wear I , 1 - '. F:-figgf-'- 1H5:F3r:i -2'3 - 'ts '- 1.6! I I ' 5 i ,Eijfg-f!.v:.:53:Z I nf 7 P I .11.-,:- 3-:rf leaf-T f gl - - ... .- N . , - -I -- -.1 I . -- .- 4. ' ' -F ' - : ' 4' 11.- '- , , j ! gif 4: il ' 17:34 .earner- 1. ew- +-M it Smart Men's Wear You are cordially invited to shop at CONNOR'S I EWELERS Where Americas finest lines of quality merchandise are featured. 1719 Second Avenue Rock Island. Illinois Courtesy of ESTERDAHL'S IVIORTUARY MOLINE DAVENPORT FISH COMPANY FISH - OYSTERS - SEA FOOD 228 East Third Street - Telephone 2-1775 ROCK ISLAND TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO.' Our Name Tells the Story MOVING AND STORAGE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS Phone Rock Island .985 101 17th Street Are you looking K 3 ahead to a home of your own? The Rock Island Lumber Company has spanned the years with Augustana College in service to the Tri-City Area - a record of which we are proud. Rock Island Lumber Co. Distributors of Weyerhcruser Products 2701 5th Avenue Rock Island, Illinois UVVEAR CLEAN CLOTI-IES WE OWN AND OPERATE OUR OWN MODERN CLEANING PLANT Haymakefs we QOQSQXQGIIYI Cleaners, Dyers, Tailors QXYSI S 6,6 G 67rpf5S Q1 Over 40 Years in Garment Renovation If lt's in Your Wardrobe, We Clean It SENIOR PORTRAITS 3009 18th AVENUE PHONE E. 1. 398 BY EocK1sLAND,1LL1No1s PHOTO GRAPHER ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS 2001-46th St. By Appointment Only PARADISE THEATER Moline Illinois SIMON 8: LANDAUER Davenport, Iowa IoWa's finest store for men, Women and boys COMPLIMENTS OF WHEELAN FUNERAL HOME Incorporated Chfifles Wheelcm 520 Eighteenth Street Pres1dent A b 1 S . Telephone William I. Wheelcm m u ance ervlce Rock Island 77 Secretary - Treasurer ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS PHONE ROCK ISLAND 505 for quick dependable transportation , , .st - N ,M I ff ,- f , . ROYAL CAB CO. . POPPLEWELL MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth Distributors . 1612 Fourth Ave. - 417 17th St. Rock Island, Illinois Dealer Since 1916 Moline, Illinois MARKEE APPLIANCE STORE 1709 Fifth Avenue Phone Moline 247 Moline, Illinois BENDIX HOME LAUNDRY KELVINATOR REFRIGERATORS ANCHOR KOLSTOKERS ACORN GAS STOVES IRONRITE IRONERS HORST AND STRIETER COIVIPANY FORD - FORD TRUCKS - MERCURY All Makes of Used Cars Bought and Sold Rock Island 1848 At Centennial Bridge, 1417 Second Avenue RITZ SANDWICH SHOP 3810 14th Avenue 0 Rock Island Courtesy Quality Rockety-l, it is not Without misgivings. We have done a lot of work, missed a lot of classes and a lot of sleepy but We have had more than enough rewarding experiences to compensate for that. lt is our sincere hope that you have found this year's Rockety-I worth While, We have tried to portray the year's activities in such a Way that you will remember the most from a crowded school year . . . And We Wish to extend our sincere thanks to all who helped make the publication of the l947 Rockety-I possible. As we write SO on the last page of another