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

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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. A

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,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.