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ROCKETY-l l950 AUGUSTANA COLLEGE ' Rock Island, Illinois Published by the Junior Class CLARENCE F. MEYER Editor CURTIS L. TREVOR Business Manager A '3? t 2., C L.E- 1 W X ..,.m.i..; ??'- QM. Life at Augustana College . . . full of laughter and hard work . . . studying in the library . . . Student Union shows . . . all-school parties . . . research papers i i about Spinoza, juvenile delinquency, the t h foreign policy in the Far East . . . the smell h of football weather . . . the way the birches shivered during the ice storms . . . final examinations . . . the sound of the w t l organ flltering through the Chapel windows 1' , in early evening . . . the boy who bought L you coffee one spring afternoon . . . the girl who held your hand the night j of the steak fry . . . , F Lingering Images . . . .1 ii, ,A Wil, Gymnasium Wallbevg Hall of Science . ' 'fy T1 Memorwl bbw D e Ylkmfm i v,,,w,Lg Ancireen Hall ..,.,.imi-W vyv. , ,V , ,. WW'AV ' N - I Q South Hall Ivy Manor Iva Pierce Hall Abrahamson Hall West Ha ll F airview Hall m .-M., ,.wU.,,,. r , . ..,,MM Semimlfb' Student Union Building x il i ., Q Q51 Za FACULTY The Stuff That Memories Are Made Of Vivid and varied are the feelings with which One turns the pages of an old album. Faces of friends one knew long ago. Costumes and styles once so common, now so strange. Backgrounds of buildings, landscape scenes, furniture, makes of automobilese all blending with the figures of people receding into an unrecoverable Past. They were a part of the Present then, but ways parted and now they seem as far off as the corners of the earth e-or beyond. College days. College memories. Strange catch in the throat! Days Of youth. Happy iaughter. Congenjal friends. Books, reports, lectures, con! certs, games, discussion in groups, confidences in private. Plans and dreams for the future. Dormitory, Old Main, Gym and Laboratory, Library, Chapel. W even as threads into a pattern full of color, full of movement, all these places, all these people. Where does the Past leave 05, the Present begin? For these are still our property. They are still a part of us and we of them. They are the 51,113 of which not only dreams and memories are made, but consciousness itself. They go with us into the Future, and the Future holds on to the Past. It isnht an old album eit's a mirror in which we see ourselves again. Yes, the Past is gone, the 'externals are changed. But here is still the Present, and the weaving goes on, intertwining old and new. The stuff that memories are made of is the stuff that makes our lives. CONRAD BERGENDOFP F 1,3191 , .A ,, , ,, ,, W-w553.mx . 3 . ,.m,, , V . . f ,X , yywagigy if f' Qbiii ,2 Wwwmmmm. mmap-www., ix ' S f fi , ' i ww q.-agfsgww -.wu,,mwW H. 1 GEORGE B. ARBAUGH, Ph.D. Dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Professor of Philosophy and Psychology HNSON, BD- HARRY S. B. IQ P f 5501 of Greek 5 Assocmte T0 C Dean Of Men an De BETSEY BRODAHL 0 , M. n Of Women and Instructor 0?-History HENRIETTE C. K, NAESETH, Ph, D, eacl of tlre Humanities Divisxon and Professor of English Language and Literature 'Q-, N. TRAUGOTT L pmf - RICHTER, Ph.D. 1 essor of English sf ZILPHA CCLEE, MA, Assixtant Professor of Englislr Humanities Division 41 AH' REX WILSON, MAI sszstant Profggsor of Engl, h IS AUSTIN M. WRIGHT, M.A Instructor of English DOROTHY PARKANDER, MA. Instructor of English 0513 BROOKS, M-A' LLAR . DE Insmmm of English KARL AHRENDT, Ph.D. Director of the School of Music, Orchestral Conductor, and Head of Orchestral and Violin Departments BRYNOLF LUNDHOLM, Mus.M. Associate Professor of Piano and Music Theory --...S HEN Choral C05aECX?lgD3 Mus,D4 Voice Deballtrrilelffld of the 9 .aff X' :'. P 1 ci In K ' 'Y Xu' 'gg is 5 PHILIP B. MCDERMOTT, M.M Associate Professor of Organ, Theory and Church Music '! N-surf ON, M,Mus. RONALD F' Visser of PWC Assistallg in-iffSTheo19 a , RUTH ANDERSO Instructor of Piano, Choigxlliggzlpanist , ,ww '- :g,:,2-.1-.-' M. HELENA BPFYSON' M Cello Instructor O f String B055 and HAZEL NORD Instructor of Piano fPreparatory Departmentj RUTH HOLMEN, BIME Instructor of Voice U ' 'Q X CONSTANCE MAGNUSSON, B.A. Instructor of Piano fPreparatory Departmentj BS. CARI.. PFEIFER, Instructor' Of Puma VONNIE WALLANDER, M.M.E Instructor of Public School Music ARTHUR ANDERSON WALD, Ph.D, Professor of SlA.'Cd1Sf'L Language and Literature NJ' wiki. MARTHA MEYER, M.A, Assistant Professor of Spanish MARTIN HOLCOMB, M.A. Professor of Speech EARL .BEYER, PHD- Professor 01 Modern LfWElUugC5 5 THEODOR LEVANDE Associate Professor of Eberiff LUCIEN ASSOC WHITE, Ph.D, Y'- zate Professor 0fM0deT71 wwf Languagm DON TORNQUIST, M.A, Assistant Professor of Speech ALMA JOHNSON, B.S. Assistant Professor of Art R R. PEARSON, S,T.D.. A A VIC'lI'OReHgiOn and Philosophy Division Head of raid Pmfessor of Religion Religion and Philosophy Division , KENNETH ANDEEN, M.A. Assistant Professor of Christianity THEOD Associate CELMS, Ph,D essor of Philosophy REYNOLD ICHNSONZ Assistant Professor of Christianity 5, PVD RD Bmuilicdfwn RXCQQESSOT of E ROBERT STANL Social Sciences Division Prof EY ERI emo' Of POI1'l1'Cal PAID' C xii ALBERT CLSON of History ' ' 1 Q . FRITIOF ANDER, Ph.D. Head of the Social Studies Division and Professor of History Professor -' PHD- HENRY STAACK, M.A. Associate Professor of History W OSCAR L. NORDSTROM, MA. Professor of Economics Y X ' ' ER, MS. VKNCENT T. LQRTFAECOMMS - essor O . Agsoctate Progs Admmistratmort and Busme 1... ROBERT L. LORIMER, B.A. Assistant Professor of Accountancy f 117 ' 2 AP' .A. HENRXETTE I, Cg'Ail1irioEAScierLce Assistant Prvffssof of CCT ALB ERT F. SCHERSTEN, P1-LD Professor of Sociolog 3' LOWELL V. SIMPSON, M. A. Associate Professor of Psychology LEROY C. BRISSMAN, M.Ed. Associate Professor of Physical Education for Men, Director of Health and Athletics .sk ,gi VINCENT C LUND Assistant Professo-no EEN, M.Ed s - f Ph ' 1 - ' Men and Director of Infjhxzuyiflgfggignjxlr 'Q' CHRISTENA M. LINDBORG, M.A. Assistant Professor of Physical Education for Women Q Xi 'SA-4 l ANTQN J. STQLFA, MA. Assistant Professor of Physical Education DORIS Es CHARLET, BA Instructor of Physical Education LENNY KALLI I S, M.A. nstructor of Physical Education leaf U ,ff-'JJ an- M RY XE!-L ,P.hi'D' M- E siori YRYYXOE he Scie-rice DWI 1 H3531 O1ir:Jfess0'f vi Geo ogy ,-oem W Ass0cmte Profgi133Vg?JIg:D, lph -Dv eo ogy atuml Sciences Division EDWIN R, ERICKSON, Ph, D. Professor of Chemistry, Assistant Director of Augustana Research Foundation WARD L HILL PHD- ED f Chemistry Director of Professor 0 ' - Augustana Research Fouridatwrl ROBERT A. BERNTSEN, Ph,D Assistant Professor of Chemistry LAYXSGN ,MA KARL G: of PWM Pwrofebsm HERBERT A. JQHNS-ON, BA, Asslstant Profexsor of Physlcs HAL C. YINGLING, Ph.D. Professor of Biology in HN E EKBLAD, BA. zgostant 151035507 of Biology ss1 KARL H, D. BUSCH Assoczate Professor of .nl 7--W U 1 - CEDERXSLB tics XAM E- h 4 W1LLPfofess0T of Mat Em HARRY E, N Associate Pfofessofi-L5fOAItIIht1i?MMi. ll lcs N W 5 o of N5 . Z ' is ' 1 'A wi pm ' ' ' 'V S - fn o , K , T, ,A 1 nf' ..,. wh ' TV? 'H KWH 2 fx A elm' ' ww f A .V , , A Y Q Q ow ff 5 A o M M R, l , A lb V nfl: N xx F 1 X A ,nw Vw Q gfojw JJ 'ff . 1 f ,,f 'M if ff-1 K fc? flu- 'co 'J' l ,, 'JL 4 w A - k Hg ,g ' , 'w offfffifo A7 A A 1 M E1 o , ' , Q ' i ' 4 -'fi 1 ' F. , Y 'Qwff M, In Q iii W.. K' ga, 2 vhqif n Q. T' ' 5 , M5 fifff Q' ,J-I: RD HAM phy Egylft Pvofessor of Geogm -M 4 x Y MARGARET OLMSTED M A Associate Professor o Latm and Mathemamcs A - Y sszstant Pr3j2SLi5Ii5EN, Ph D Affdihegnag. CS ,Q 4, IX.. F Part-Time I nstructorst ' m - ROBERT CARLSON, B.A. Instructor of Speech l l BEULAH CHASE, BAA 2 Instructor of Sociology and Psychology ROBERT GASKILL, MA- Instructor of Band EDWIN MUNSON, B.D. Instructor of Religion MAX C. SCHULTZ, B,A. Instructor of German MARTIN KN Irzst ANISHU, BIN. ruct O' Of Surveying s..QV NANCY MORRISON Baccalaureat, College desjeunes Instructor of Frenclr ANN VAN EYCK Physiotherapy f' A F1lles - ' K ' 1 1... KNUT ERICKSON, D.D. Vice-President and Comptroller l A. THUR SWEDBERG, Mi Dgitor of Buildings and Grounds DAVID BECKSTROM Assistant to Director of Buildin and Grounds Q S z MILDRED CARLSON B0 OHQCCPCT dministration DORIS HALLIN Secr 1 e ary to the Pygsidem ELEANGR OVERFIELD Secretary to the Comptroller HELEN CARLSON Receptionist HERBERT GLYNN, MA. Director of Admissions arid Records HARLEY Examiner, DiTectc5c3HM- M.A and Faculty Ad ' f Evening Sfhvol, visor gg Veterans LUCILE FRYXELL, B.A. Registrar DONNA JEAN TRETHEWEY, B.A. Recorder HELEN PETERSON Secretary to Examiner -1 ERS, BA ONARD LILY LE Admissions COLVYISCIOT ELIZABETH ANDERSON Registrar, School of Music WILLARD ANDERSON, B.A. Director of Public Relations E fe MENTER STHER PAR ESecretarN to the Dew SMILDRED HOGBERG BA ecretary to the D y . , Public Relallbigment of THY SecrezaryL5tIgJEGREN B r 7.532111 l 6' EVELYN ANDERSON. B.A Alumni and Public Relations Clerk MRS. WALLACE LINDSTROM Alumni and Public Relations Clerk DONALD ROD, A,B.L.S. Librarian RUTH Catalog Librarian CARLSON B.S.L 5 GERTRUDE VCELKER, B,S.L.S Reference Librarian ELINOR TUCKER, B.A. Circulation Librarian Q' .,-. JEAN JOHNSON, B.A, Assistant in Circulation .1- ON ICKS RUSILLA ER Q, D Periodicals Assistant - , ., ,.M,,,Q.,,,Q...Ma-an-qq IRA NOTHSTEIN, D.D. Archivist DOROTHEA TH Secrecary to MT. CZIZDEN MRS. ALMA JOHNSON, B.A. Housemother, Woman's Building ff ,uf AY RES nd-fgefl Housem0f-hal, A 1 I 2 if--1 ,Q . W. . RSL, K x we i mukhw M g M 5.3454 S' A N -...W f LUCY BECKSTROM Food Director and Dietician JEANNE WARD, R.N. College Nurse MRS. O. F. DOMEII Assistant Housemother, Andrcen Hall CLASSES L ,, -vm 9-A ER CUPLEY ELMP7CSid5nt RICHARD POWERS ViCE'PTESidCNf JANE ROBERTSON Secretary PHILEM ON ANDERSO Treasure, N 'G Seniors WW GORDON ALCORN EILEEN ANDERSON Hb' 'H-n.-pf' VICTOR ANDERSON wiwhkdqf WE' ISHN ANDERSON ,ww ,7 , ,W W YF, Y .-an KF' - :'Q'fwsf nf . .iw ,gy :.'L,Ei.tf F.. K' NL. f- : ' 1 , e ,100 wad 35. W 4156 . Ph- E. x,'i sg 1 nv: Qui ,N 51 4 fs If e '. 13? X - panty' X V x ii! ' :A QP ., -R JR Pls' 'Y WILLIAM ANDE RSON DOROTHY NELSQN APPLETON 'wumw.,v-' , RIC arf' ROBERT ANDERSON HH MARCUS AURELIUS, IR vip 4 Nan- 'fN' CONRA D BECK PAUL BENGTSON fkfhvi' 5-'1':. :-lr ' ROBERT BEERS EVELYN BEHN AMAN 'vs-r STINA BERGLUND BERNARD BENSON, I NORBERT C. 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ROW 3: Sliirley Ann Baker, Lorna Albertson, Lois Burns, Marilyn Bonnen, li' l Benson, Marilyn Blaser, Janet Blaser, Marjorie Ax. Joyce Anderson, Elsa Burton, S ir ey ,loan Burgess, Colleen Brattain. ROW 1: Harlan Druckmiller, Don Frazier, jack Coke, Hans Deutsch, Row Z: Beverly Carlson, Elaine Dornacher, Barbara Freclrickson, Norma Graefe, janet Carlson, Ruth Erickson, Peggie Dail, joan A, Carlson, Lois Dahlberg, Row 3: Nlarilyn Carlson, Lois Cronau, Lorraine Chin' gren, Pat Engstrom, Natalie Charles, Sylvia Colegrorqe, Helen Dougherty, Aoldeen Carlson, Betty Carlborg, Car' olyn Cutler, Anne Gihhon, Georgia Curran, Be1.'erlyC3us' tus, f-lancy Engnian. Row 1: Edward Lewis, Way'ne Moquii, Martin LaRose, Bob Karstehs, Richard Koresko, Rogf er Nordstrom, Robert Myers, Arnie Lack. ROW 2: Ken Lunf dahl, john H. Nelson, joe Kor' ic ohn B elson Lee Miller Cl' ls- l -N A , . Gene Lynn, Ralph Neely, Eel' ward Lilja, Bill Kullberg, Roux 3: Nancy Nylen, Elly Larson Helen Mueller, Audrey Meier Muriel Nash, Ruth Long, Fan chori McCornbs, joanne Milton Lorraine Kelley, Mickey McVey Peggy Lundberg, Kathryn Klein Dolores Meyers, Eleanor Nelson one-Q--. Row 1: james Gekas, john Hendren, Robert jennings, Tom johnson, Hollis Hegg, Harland johnson, james Harmon. ROW 2: Duane johnson, Bob Boling, Frank johnson, Robert A. john' son, Spee johnson, Ken Ingrnan, james R. Hill, Lloyd johnson, Al Hauser. ROW 3: Greta Hell- berg, Ann Hauberg, Marjorie Anderson, Natalie Hart, Alice Erickson, Marilyn jacobson, Maf vis johnson, Helen Harris, jq anne johnson, Eunice johnson, Lois Ann johnson. f ff? ,A is l ROW 1: Lawrence Niclqelson Harry G Peterson D L , . , on . Erickson, Mike Pyevich, james Gaunt, jack Buhrman, Duane Stiles. ROW 2: Byron Swanson, james Peterson, David Patterson, Dwaine Peterson, Ralph Paplqe, james Carlson, john Olrnstead, Bob Russell, Richard Schneider. ROW 3: Susie Olsen, Beverly McNeal, Marlys Pierson, Charlotte Railey, Elaine Rosen, Marilyn Pearson, Dorothy Risley, Sally Pleasants, Nancy Loudon, Marje Reissner, Lillian Peterson, Bonnie Smith. 5 d lius, K Rl h Sta ner Bob Welt? Jack Wyeth HMW bm C W , g , ' W' 41 1 Swanson, lack 53?351151?k Aidriff Siiefielilnixfaiigii, W?TtZ SlffqbJli, gill Sti:fn13e'Slwnfll1llshClll'1rlfs Schrage, lofmn Swanson' MaTlSy Sudlow, etty 11 ' . I 1 I Marlene Slumplf ug Imogene White, Clarise iffxgijoganclberg, Barbara Swanson' S mi, Dave ayan,nRrflinh Knuth, warmer. ROW 31 Delores Swanson' Donna Tolander, Freshm n Russell Bonne, president, Barbara Reynolds secretary, Maj-Britt Hillstrom, treasurer, jack Broumawell, vice president. , 1 Collir1S, Robert Dessing- Saga? Audrey Conover Pat Conyy r L05 Clue' Inez e Callstedt' 1: Bwbara . Qlnette Dresse , C Oksqny Eleanor: d Ekswrn, Yglmlrlald CW' llowcliislfr, MW glsglahl? WW DET' Te car1S0rr,CBi1gtj1f Row Yibfiobglll caper, Russ B0 Q Joanne fl 'Edward 0 6' ROW 1: Douglas Lewis, Richard Lohrens, Stan Larsen. ROW 2: Don Furnas, foyce Morrison, Beverly Malmstead, Corinne Lindell, Evelyn Lindrozl-i, Ruthie Lundquist, Gloria Morgan, Marjorie Lindorjf, Donna McMullen, Shirley Larsen, Mary Nordin. ROW 3.1 Don Laude, Allan Mann, Ted Larson, Bill Mangelsdorf, Fred Mercer, Bill Nelson, lim McVey, james Nelson, Shelly johnson. Row 1: Dean Nordquxst, john Paulson, Curtis Ostrorn, Bob Proteau, Gerald Page, Row 2: Rog Oliver, Sally Olson, Beverly Olson, Wayne Hanson, Betsy Palm, joan D. Peterson, Tvlarilyn Olson, Avis Norlzng, Gloria An' derson, Irene Pearson, joann Ol- ander. Row 3: Eugene Hilderf brand, Torn Maelir, Dick Ruben, William Posten, Pierre Petit, Charlie Ost, Ted jacobson, Diclq Palmquist. Row 1: Diclq Suhump, Wvally' Soderstrom, Fred Schmidt, Gorlqy Swanson. Donald Sanders, Ken Stage. Row 2: Beatrice Swanson, Barbara Reynf olds, Dolores Ryden, jeanf nine Sandberg, Rosina Shaddinger, Virginia Crom, Lois Rasmussen, Ann Stoneberg, Mary' Schijjlqe, Nfarilyn Schroef der, Marguerite Robinson, joan Swanson, Miriam Swanson, Gloria Ragnell. Row 3: Dick Salzmann, Bill Stevenson, Wally Nlaribo, jerry Rosalie, Richard Sfliaejer, Robert Rod, George Sinlqler, Ed Ryden, Richard Rutledge, Elwood Starlq. ROW 1: Don E. johnson, Gloria Fernow, Carol Gustafson, Betty Lou Keets, Ruth Ingram, Don Henning, Dottie johnson, George Henning, Carol johansson, Doris Kullander, Donna Kinney, Ardis johnson, Nancy johnson, joan jehring. ROW Z: Don A. john' son, Eugene Kreps, Donald W. johnson, Roy Klavine, john johnson, Richard Harvey, Niel johnson, Keith johnson, William Hujohnson, Martin Ferm, Grant Fe s. Row : y , Abe Baker, Russell Bonne, Alan Bloch, Beverley ROW 1: Keith Untiedt, Paul XVillqins, Richard XVells, Car' ol Wendell, Ruth Vorpahl, jean Valentine, Marian Wag' ner, Melicent Whitman, Lou' ise Taylor, joan Thompson, Keith Wagschal. ROW 2: Ralph Walberg, Richard Vet' ter, Franlq Ruge, Alvin XVestf man, George XVells, Clarence Wittenstrom, William Win' ters, Bill Williams, Bill Zes' SKIT. 1 Cla ton Bergdahl Beaumont, jaclq Browna' well, Henry Bull, Bruce Bartley, Calvin Bergdahl, Mashood Ajala. Row 2: Marie Beckman, Bernadine Anderson, Marlene Ben' son, Verna Applegate, Connie Anderson, Vivian Bergsrud, Phyllis Bood, jeannine Anderson, Toni Bergren. ROW 3: john M. Anderson, Don Bronlqef ma, Arnie Anderson, Bill Barclay, Bill Benson, George Baker, William Bixby, Dale Baralqs, john W. Anderson, Robert Allen. ROW 1: Ralph Iglehart, Charles Fadden. ROW 2: Dave Hauser, Greta Appleton, Doris j. john' son Doris L. johnson, Dorothy , Hansen, Anne Hendrickson, Mar' delle Fifield, Mary Gibson, Pat Halvorsen, jo'an Hamilton, MajfBritt Hillstrom, Gloy Han an Row 3- Paul Hewitt nem . . Richard Glynn, Marty Garland Bill Huclqfeldt, Grant Heuer Karl Gustafson, Benjamin Hun ter, Burleigh Hoexter, john Fryx ell, Garth Hull, Robert Hall. SGRGRITIES AND FRATERNITIES if. kdm A vywgisi, ,wQz,sQ31' M: 4 4 , Q gzmffalfl-X ' lilgfff j'ff?jV:N W wfw'f:,f:z2z 'nw 322.2 1.0 gf? 5 g'w:f?:5'ff'5?,,, A '14 'f W, f.f,Q,xN,,,1fQ - 'Bmw 43 ypfnwfjfg Sli 2313 f mga z , wf..,Mi ,Q,,,,i? .K f Mywgw, . 2 A MQZTIW ' - '-h',:fWg,:'f 3.12 f W i 'A Q X,,.A 4 W ROW 1: Beverly johnson, Dorothy Bratlie, Nancy Nelson, Barbara Willett. ROW 2: Esther Glad, Nancy Ruff, Elaine Dornacher, Ann Hauberg, Marilyn Sodergren, Dorothy johnson, Shirley Benson. ' ROW 3: Gloy Hanneman, joan Hanson, Corinne Lindell, Fanclion McCombs, Betty jo Dahlen, Lois Rasmussen, Betty Carlborg, Marie Beckman, janis Schrage, Pat Curran, Marlene Benson, Jinx DeMeyer, Margaret Bauer, ROW 4: Donna Builte, Sonja Gotaas, Sliirlee Hall, Lois Dalilberg, joan Sieflqen, Ioanne Milton, Leona Freden, MajfBritt Hillstrom, jeannine Anderson, Carolyn Larson, Georgia Curran. OFFICERS Santas Workshop, and the Cog' F A L L . C I c th MP h it: f Pres1dent , , . .,s...... Esther Glad nec OO ers a 6 ro lbl lon Par VicefPresident ...,,.. Dorothy Bratlie ty ' ' ' the Cogs Coy with the Secretary ..s... Marilyn D. Anderson Keys ' ' ' Sprmg In a Japanese Gap Treasurer . . .... Donna Builte dmv ' ' ' fha Take OEM ' ' ' first prize for the Homecoming sing. SPRING President ..... . . .Dorothy Bratlie VicefPresident . . . .Nancy Nelson Secretary . . . .Barbara Willett Treasurer . . . . .Beverly Johnson H .Y ky 'HJH'.K't. .rf , A Chi Omega Gamma OFFICERS F A L L President ...... .... Vir Randolph VicefPresident 4..,,.., D. A. Koch Secretary ........,.., Betty Lance Treasurer ..r,. Marilyn Nordstrom s P R 1 N G President .,.r..,.. Jane Robertson VicefPresident 4 .Virginia Nordstrom Secretary .,,.,...,... Elly Larson Treasurer . . ..... Io Bolin The TurfKey Trot and Juke Box Saturday Night . . . the Homecoming float and the yell . . . Coy, the joint formal with the Cogs . . . and the final Key Note. va .. lj., Lx 'W , 'Nb Kappa Epsilon ROW 1: Sue Olson, Dorothy Ann Koch, Mary Nordin, Audrey Goranson, Donna Kinney, Pat Halvorsen. Row 2: Marion johnson, Carla Reynolds, jo Bolin, Ginny Nordstrom, Elly Larson, Nan Ejfland, Marilyn Pearson. ROW 3: ' ' B b Conover, Betty Lance, Ruth .Ann Mag Doris il. johnson, Pat Larson, Melrcent Whztman, Greta Appleton, ar ara nuson, Annette Sandberg, Liz Moothart, Marilyn Nordstrom, Mary Lou Reeter, Ioann Swanson, Marzlyn Wald Ruth Erickson, Shirley Larson, Marian Wagner. ! '1 ill! ROW 1: Marilyn' Scl1roeder,IToni Bergren, Sally Olson, Connie Anderson, Elaine Idstrom, Dorotby Appleton. ROW 2: Ruth Lundquist, Elaine Pierson, joan E. Carlson, Iune Swanson, Bobbi Paterson, Marian Caldwell Anne Carlson ROW 3: -loyce Hewelt, Glenn Deane Flora, Phyllis Bood, Jeanette Dresser, Terry Hammer Inez Carlberg, 'lean Wetree land, Evelyn Lindrotli, Anne Gibbon, Norma Anderson, Carol Coin, Gloria Cruse, jean, Valentine, Lois Anderson. OFFICERS FALL President A... .....s.. I une Swanson VicefPresident . . .... Marilyn Linner A HFOOt baull in 3 Bam! ' ' ' and Secretary D U I M U Anne Gibbon a Crystal Ball at Short Hills . . . Treasurer . . . Q. .Inez Carlberg than uplay Like H Discus and NEW chanted Evening at Soangetaha. SPRING President .....s..,.,.. June Swanson VicefPresident . , . , .Joan Carlson Secretary , .,., Janet Blaser Treasurer . . . .Bobbi Paterson Kappa Epsilon u A prize for beauty on the Homecoming float . . a hayrack ride and Christmas Belle . . . the inf formal Spring Feveri' . . . the Mardi Gras at Cliiiton. F' fiff- 1 ii'if'fff X-MSifw-w ,.a-.,4+f'4 -'i'i fL 'f f 'i 17,1 5 CFFICERS President VieefPresident Secretary Treasurer President VieefPresiClent Secretary Treasurer F A L L Nancy Leaf Beverly Carlson La Vonna Wcncuels lrene lvlurplay SPRING Marie Kaufmann Kay Carlson Marion Landstrom Lynn Anderson Kappa Tau W ll Mickey McVew' Kay Carl Row 1: Beverly Beaumont, Dorothy Basala, joan jebring, jane Olson. Row 2: joan e S, ,, son, Mane Kaufmann, jackie Arvidson, Marzon Landszrom, Barbara Westervelt. ROW 3: Marian Emery, Nancy Scboenfeld, Lolnta Green, Elaine Rosm, Barbara Swanson, joy Montagne, Nfarxlyn Trolander, Norma Nordquist, Greta Hellberg, Lynn Anderson, Dorothy Risley, Char julin, Audrey Lundquist, Beverly Carlson, Barbara Groneman. YG! x ROW 1: Doris L. johnson, Darlene Mantyla, Lorraine johnson, joanne Pelqar, Marilyn Seaquist, jan Carlson, jackie Elander. ROW 2: Nancy Benson, Lillian Peterson, Coleen Brattain, Bonnie Borre, Leona Olson, Sally Pleasants, Margeanne Burdock, Beverly Carlson, Doie Erickson, Natalie Charles. Row 3: joan Peterson, joan Brundage, Lorf raine Ahlberg, Marcia johnson, joan johnson, Ruth Ingram, Barbara Reynolds, Pat Tillberg, Nancy Louclon, Nancy Engman, Marilyn Eclqclahl, Elly Anderson. Phi Rh CFFICERS FALL President .... ...... G loria Erickson VicefPresiClent . . . . ,Lillian Peterson A prize for Originality on the MPM Secretary .... . . ,Natalie Charles ROHM at Friendship Fair ' ' ' usouth Treasurer ' I '..VAb.4. Nancy Benson Pacific and circuses for informal parties . . . the BeauX and Arrows SPRING at the Arsenal. President ....,......... Leona Olson VicefPresiClent . . . . .Bonnie Borre Secretary .... ...,.. S ally Pleasants Treasurer . . .... 4 Margeanne Burdock yawn , .k g...w.N..-uw mf' -fy? 'FQ Cotton e party along the informal line . . . Sweet Drea K Ball and an old fashion d ms in january and Soangetaha in June . . . th en, too, there was the first prize LsM6ffY'GO'S quaren at the Friendship Fair. 2 QFFICERS FALL President , , . . , ,Eileen Anderson VicefPresident . ...A Pat Robison Secretary . . .. Eleanor Nelson Treasurer . . . .Linnea Anderson s P R 1 N G . Stina Berglund President .,,..,. VieefPresident ..,i Vera Haberer Secretary . . , ..,.... lean Beck Treasurer , , , . ,Linnea Anderson Sigma Pi Delta ROW 1: Lu Norby, Carol Wendell, Addeen Carlson, Eileenn Anderson, 'Yvonne Larson, Audrey ar . . Grace Harter, Linnea Anderson, Dolores Meyers, jean Beck, Stina Berglund, Vee Haberer, june Clark, Marion Mardis, ROW 3: Gloria Morgan, Pat Engstrom, Louise Taylor, Barbara johnson, Natalie Hart, jo Hamilton, Sue ' li Betsey Palm, Lois Nelson, Enid Hooe, Betty Lou Keets, Eleanor Nelson. B lqer, Char Jacobsen, Helen Byorset , Sudlow, Pat Corry, Ann a J JH , s By 3 g ills ii E525 ROW 1: Marion Sorenson, Marge Sersig, Marilyn Bjork, Doris Hillquist, Marlene Stumpf, Letty Mae Walsh, Donna Tolander, Sally Dovre. ROW 2: jan Rudelius, Marian McClean, Jeanette Pearson, Trudy Swanson, Lois Schrage, Lois Crile, Ardis johnson, Mary johnson, Delores Ryden, Lorraine Nelson. Row 3: Muriel Nash, Marlys Pierson, Lorraine Kelley, Delores Swanson, Dorothy Lidberg, Carolyn Nelson, Lois Varner, Cheryl Harbeclq, Margaret Noreen. Independent W men an V l OFFICERS President .,.,.,,. Doris Hillquist ViCefPresident A..A Marilyn Bjork Secretary r,.,r.. Marlene Stumpf Treasurer ...r. Letty Mae Walsh ,1.f.'f'7 -1 . 4 -Q. a a-'25, 47 ttf' ,, ff , in Ax, , ' Y 4 .5 ' Y' f ft, A - Q fl ,,Q5,,, , J ,v ?:Afj,, 5 . i :iv 3. A . ir .1 1 . fs, y i , or A , fi ...A ' iq by V Q -T . ' ' 1 sr 'Y From the wild Indian Summer to january jewels with the Indee Men . . . on to the orient for Serenade in jade spring in the Stackswl formal . . . and in between, Murder Row 1: julie Burlgard, Carolyn Cutler, Lois Burns, Harriet Herrmann, Audrey Meier, Helen Mueller, Nancy Nylen, Norma Graefe. ROW 2: Eleanore Carlstedt, julia Larson, Mavis johnson, june Bender, Doris Mae johnson, Marilyn Carlson, Avis Norling, Caroline Nelson, Vivian Bergsrud. ROW 3: Peggy Lundberg, Doris Nordell, Lois Ann johnson, Nancy L. johnson, Bea Swanson, Peggy Dail, Evelyn johnson, Marjorie Ax, Vivian Carlstedt. lill in mn Beta Omega Sigma OFFICERS FALL President ...A. .A...,,. B ob Fields VicefPresident . . ..., Forest Anderson Secretary ..., . . 4... Bob Scott Treasurer . . . . .Elmer Copley SPRING President ,... ,...... . . .Bob Fields VicefPresident . . . . . .Dick Powers Secretary ..., . . .Keith Johnson Treasurer . . . . .Morrie Cook ROW l: Forrest Anderson, Kenneth Larson, Ralph Walberg, George Simpson, Ray Fidler, Bob Welty, lack Brownwell. ROW 2: Don McKanna, jim Gaunt, Leroy Huxtable, Art johnson, Lee Mzller, Bill Anderson, Ed Blaser, Russ Parmenter, Paul Hanson, Don Dresser. . X - . fs,-fwwsw we-psrar 1 .fre .sirwmw 21' xrmff. W'-fm. ,.w.4mrsMw HHwQw2':vv'SHvummW-'X M P k K t Buikema Keith johnson Dick Powers Morris Cook Bob Bennett, Ken Myers. ROW 2 ROW 1: ert ar er, en , , , , , Darwin Martensen, Ralph Anderson, Russell Dooley, Richard Hendricks, Arnold Anderson, Dick Schneider, Pierre Petit, Dick Koresko, Don Domeij, Bob Brittenliarn, john Hunter, Ben Hunter. Bad Man's Ball started the fall social season for the Bos . . . then came the formal 'LWintersWirl at Short Hills' '... spring Rainbos and a Sweater and Sox Hop closed the season. i, if . ,If , E, ,. f,fE?Q.f!i,'L.3' 1 I fr' 3' r . 4, c V535 3 SA .li ff' K 'H ' A ly x , 1, f -Sv, 'ws K s ?f 'fin 3 Ak :a x we ay ' :Ihr - X 20' ,gui I W- 'f9f?f,'f1f, M W, OFFICERS F A L L President Bud lohnson VicefPresitleot lolm lvlilton Secretary r Hank Elling Treasurer Vic Amlerscm s P R 1 N ts President Russ Swanson VicefPresitlent Bill McE1wain Secretary , George Wimmer Treasurer . Stewart Pyle Delta Omega Row 1: Fred Elqstam, Wendell Swanson, Paul Swanson, jim Scherling, john Milton, Pete Greuas, Stan Larsen, Connie Beck. ROW 2: Dave Loring, Ken Larsen, Harry Carlson, Bob Boling, Gene johnson, Clarence Wmttenstrom, Eugene Kreps, pm Hill, 'Ted Herman, Don Russell. OFFICERS FALL President .............4 Dick Hill VieefPresident . . . .Hank Braunlieh Secretary ..., 4.... D ick Baird Treasurer , . . . . .Earl Wendell SPRING President ..,,....,.. Dave Walker VicefPresident .... Kermit Clingman Secretary .,....4. Louis Nachbauer Treasurer . . . . . .Ralph Slentz Gamma Alpha Beta ROW I: Dave Walker, Ralph Slentz, Kermit Clingman, Louis Nacbbauer, Merrill Taylor, john Cessna, Milt Roitburg Dick Hill. Row 2: Bob Owen, jack leyfries, Dick Baird, Hank Braunlich, Don Arvidson, Dick Murens, Bob Clmjin Norb Bisclorf, Wayne johnson, Don Anderson, Bob Nelson, Don Kretsch, john Rakus. Row 1: Tony Ostrojjf, Robert Stanley, Robert Hall, Douglas Lewis, Henry Bull, Charles Ost, Wendell Baskerville, Marsh Beals, Al Hockett. ROW 2: jack Campbell, Larry McGuire, Michael Nerdalil, William Robinson, Ben Hulson, Paul Riedesel, Bill Huclgfelclt, Dick Wendel, jack Witt, Wilbur Nelson, Paul Swartz, Bill Munson. A prize winning booth at Friend' ship Fair . . . formals at Short Hills and Clinton, Reflections of You and Musical Memoriesl' . . . and the spring informal, Suppressed Desire. fx X Row1:Ch I L' db E I ares in erg, ar johnson, Duane Carlson, jack Kidder, Perry Roos, Glenn Carlson, Dick Swanberg, Haw Kallhevg, john Reinertsen, Larry Larson. ROW 2- Donald A johnson Bernie Anderson Kent Toun K h 1 . . , , g, ext Pearson, joe Kordiclg, Warren Nelson, Wayne McGehee, jolzn Nelson, Bob Eclqdahl, Bill johnson, Don V. Anderson. Omicron Sigma Omicron The Csds adopted a son this year! Luigi, a war orphan . . . blue lights of the Ski Lodge Winter formal . . . three yards of material and Sadie Hawkins' Day. maui f W an ffftii! .asm . :wi ' 2 ,, Q A vx, nf: Q , -2 N3'?i5'.tf 53' 5 9 5 1 A N' X J rf, 'K f -, 1 SQ f , . ..,.., . I I S an 4 I, X R , , x 451 5 ,fjvg a gg? 11 . ig in gxf 2 Wig MQ 72 . ,Q We gi! sf m Q1 -my an 4,2 f v .wa ' 91 Q in , , ,Q , , Ph! OYHQQG Ph! s,,,f em r . .. , i ' . fi ,.A,, . A big year for the Pops . . Winning with their float, the Home coming theme, the Pop Plaza informals from Arabian Nights CasPops' to L'Pz1radisc in Purgaf gm tory' '... third annual Popcorn. ROW 1: Don Henning, Bernard Beckman, Don Swanson, George Henning. ROW 2: Don Fosberg, Val Budd, Hugh Center, Bill King, Richard Anderson, Gene Larson, Dean Stenberg, jon Michel, Don Sundzn, Bob V. Anderson. ROW 3: Bob Brown, Kenneth Lundahl, jack Eggspuehler, B111 Anderson, Stan johnson, Herbert Srenson, Brute Johnston, Don O. johnson, Dave Patterson, Henry Polhner, KVayne Simonsen, john Paulson, Clayton Daubert, George Anderson, Larry Dunn, Arnie Lack, Dick Nyquist. ROW 1: Arn Magnuson, Chuck Scliierling, jack Coke, john M. Anderson, Bernie Wiclqstrom, Don Frazier, Forrest Frazier, jack Olrnstead, Dick Lohrens, Marc Aurelius. ROW 2: Roger Oliver, jim McVey, Don Peterson, Dave Hauser, Meredith Ostrorn, jim Scott, jolin B. Nelson, Gene Koskey, Don Wittevrongel, Robert johnson, Bob Hondley, Elwood Stark, Curt Trevor, Ray Bergstrom. OFFICERS F A L L President ,.,. Bob V. Anderson VicefPres. . ,Bernard Wickstrom Secretary. . . .Bob F. Anderson Treasurer ,.,, Cousin Anderson i s P ia 1 N G President .,...... Gene Larson VicefPresident ,Dick Anderson Secretary ,,..,. Hugh Center Treasurer ....,, Dean Stenberg 5 ROW 1: Fred Mercer, Dave Swanson, Bob Kelly, Iohn Boos Ralph Nyberg Bob D Ericsson Swen Bohlin W , , . , , ayne Peterson. ROW 2: Bob Olufs, Charles Busse, Paul G. johnson, Dick Carlson, Shelly johnson, Pat Ross, Wally Soclerszrom, Gene Brodeen, Leroy Liljeclahl, Al Hauser, Bill Carper, Howie Samuelson. Pi Upsilon Gamma OFFICERS F A L L President ......,..,.. Bob Kelly l VicefPresiclent ,..,. Ray Jacobson Secretary ,,., .... S wen Bohlin Treasurer . . . , .Leroy Liljeclahl s P RIN G President ..,.. ,.... B ill Qaks ' VicefPresident ...., Karl Wagner l Secretary .... ,... D ick Bjork l Treasurer . . . . . ,Leroy Liljedahl 1 ,w ' I ii I F OFFICERS F A L 1, President ....A., Wayiie Stezld VieefPresident . . . Donn Weiss Secretary .A.,, Tom Hambleton Treasurer . . . Bob Borden SPRING President ....,.i.i lim Galley ViCefPresident . Bob Bruhns Secretary i...i Phillip Thorell Treasurer , e Kenneth Dahlgren Rho u Delta Row 1: Kenneth Dahlgren, Ernie Laroque, Bob Saenger, Martin LaRose, Donald Galbraith. Row 2: Bob Borden, Wa3'ne Stead, Albert XfVeidlieh, Robert Bruhns, Donald Danz, Victor Mayer, Gusraf Anderson, Donn Weiss Robert W. johnson, Torn Hambleton ROW 3' Robert Russell Harold Sundelius Dick Fredenber Phil Th ll, D . . .. , , g, ip ' ore , uane Mueller, Wfzlliam Olson, Charles Tranter, jack Freed, David johnson, Ralph Paplge Vernon Ohlendorf, Richard C. Anderson, jim Galley, Dale Schultz, Larry Buclqreuh. ROW 1: Ralph Inglehart, 'Tom Weeks, james Harmon, james Reddig, john Witherspoorr, Robert Rod, Richard Harvey, john johnson. ROW 2: Ted Larson, Neil johnson, Don Sanders, George Swanson, Wayne Hanson, Robert Karsten Bill Stemmerman, Curtis Ostrom, Fred Schmidt, jim Diener, Edward Nichols, Courtney Swanson. A happy twentyfhfth birthday for the Rounclel fra' ternity . . . prize for a beautiful Homecoming float . . . the Beach Partyn and the Roman Banquet, jam uary Thaw and Sketches in Silver made up the social calendar. Independent Men QFFICERS F A L L A A .Mac Inbody , .Don Palrnquist Ronald Haulgren .Reggie Johnson G . . ,Bob Jennings . . .Ray Peterson , eRay Forstrom .Marshall Gante SkyfHi with the Indee Wcarnf en for january jewels . . . nlrmdeegov informal . . . and they had a heart for the heart fund drive they sponsored in February. F torn ROW 2 Reg johnion Bob W Carlson, Don ROW 1: Ray Peterson, Bob jennings, Ronnie Haulgren, Ray ors r . : . , . W. johnson, Carrol Anderson, Gordon Norberg, Leonard Ceconi, Curt Toungquist, Roger Wollman. Row 3: Bob ' I b d H r Lorenz, Pete Nelson, Harland johnson, Don Ohlson, Garth Hull, Rollancl Setnan, We1ssmann, Noah n 0 y, ar y Darrell Carlson, john Ward, Carl Beyerhelrn, Bob Amsworth. S ACTIVITIES I w ROW 1: Rev Th d E. E. Ryden. Mrechore johnstone, Dr, C, Q4 Ben L Rev' H , erman G. Nelson, Dy- K Eg 504. Mrs, K. T. Anderso I D C Suiillreyen, Rcliylimlcflgilllpdy Rev, Ruben SDOHZTHNIH Enflison, Rev. Mal ' n ri Onmd B L , ffgfndof, D ur Palmquml Mr' Cal Er. john A. Nyleny 152111 undeen, Row 2: Dr r 4 WI h . F, F. P I T . fOl1n.xcm, Mr. Earl Hamlin, GD' , oar o mmlstmtlon B Cl I I 1 i The Board of Administration . . . guiding and controlling force, formulating education and administration policies. Allfschool parties, parties, parties . . . picnics, square dances, movies . . . the stuf 'dl Q dent handbook . . . with the Social Committee as planning board for campus social activf ities . . . six student repref sentatives, three faculty repf resentatives, the Deans of Men and Women. h Rislwi Bob v. And3Ql1Cin'PI?iZl0lXl3lSOW' Pat Curran, Betsey Bro 1 S a11S0Y?-. A dbofg- Mf, Lung.eell1,kIl?OaS251aT':j Christina Lm Eliza et Social Committee B ,l0lm Liljfdahl .lim Scott Btu Kmg, an B CONTROL' Bob Fields, Don Peterson, Phil ensony 1 lv d Bruce I0l'lTlSf0T1l Dolls Hluqum' OARD OF . A d gn, Mac 71 O N.. MVQIILHT1. Aurelius, Pat TillbeggyfBuaCi1IL32,ZliO7fiolIfiii1ii1tiii Biibes. Anderson, Marilyn Wald' 'lo 1 Mimi 0-U Tn - President Bill King Student Union The second year under the new constituf tion . . . possession of the whole building on a trial basis . . . paint parties . . . more cafeteria s ace p . . . new game rooms, second floor lounge, reading room, offices . . . Cpen House . . . the faculty dinner . . . jam ses' sions . . . Illusions . . . Officers: Bill King, presidentg Marc Auref' lius, vicefpresidentg Elly Anderson, secref tary: Joh-n Liljedahl, treasurer. X , Q rf LQ ww, Af www l '11 -Nw. aw ,,.,...Qu- l , gtugmisin . H-, x 1 L Laverne Gfosc, Pat Tillberg, LQLS Dahlberg, MGTily71 Blasei, Harold Balm, lngve Satterberg, Elzzabeth Moothavt, B111 Kuschman. Illusions of Grandeur TCW Costume C ' E3 Elizabeth Moothavt, dmmatics chair 'mang Lois Dahlberg and Harold Balm Illusions . . . writes . . . desig building . . . billboards and broad' casts . . . . . . color and music . . . grandeur. routines and rehearsals scripts and ref ning, sewing and ME? 1-lyn Edidahlj Cost fhan um dfS1ls'r1er,' Ch l man, Phil Ben ar es Ruskin S0n, . set designer. gi product!-on The STARS Bill Kuschrnan Harold Bolm , . . , . ,Johnny Sherwood Lois Dahlberg Pat Tillberg . . . , . .Jan Wilson Ingve Satterberg Don Devona .......... Dave Conway Marilyn D. Anderson Marilyn Blaser ...... . . . eg Laverne Grosc , Donn Weiss, general chairmang Charles Rushing, production chairmang I , q ' 'stunt dramarics chairman. Marilyn Pearson ..... Sadie 0 Rourke jams Schrage, ass1 Bob V. Anderson, cofpublicity chairmang Bud johnson and Mar' geann Burdock, business staffg Pat Curran, cofpublicity chawmang jim Galley, buszness chairman. P Mallory . . . .Max Heinkel Lecture Series Four outstanding lecf turers . . . John W. Vanf dercook on Is Cornrnunf ism on the Run in West' ern Europe, Bennett Cerf on American Hu' mor, Clifford Kermanls illustrated lecture about Chile, Kermit Roosevelt on Arabs, Gil and His' tory. The Paganini String Quartet opening the sea' son . . . then the French organist, Andre Marchal . . . and finally Nancy Carr's thrilling recital in the spring. Dr. Schersten, Charles Lindberg, Dorothy Ann Koch, Stan johnson, Mr. Wright Concert Series Evelyn Behnamann, Dick Eikenberry, Bob Borden, Dr. Ahrendt, Dr. Veld. Qt T NanCY CM Kermit R00 ggvelt Bennett Cevf X K The Paganini String .Quartet Publications Board . . . Obf server, Roclqetyfl, and Saga editors, business managf ers, and faculty advisors . . . regf ulating programs of all campus publications. ROW 1: -Dr. Nacseth, Chad Meyer, Karl Wagner, Mr. Wilson, Russ Swanson, Curt 'Trevor ROW 2: Dr. Berntsen, Mr. Willard Anderson, Bill Mc Elwain, Mr. Simpson, Miss Colee. Publications Board Religious Board ROW 1: Dean Broclahl, Dr. Bergendoff, Rev. ,Reynolcl johnson. ROW Z: Ken Peterson, Don Palmquist, George Carlson, Clair johnson, Doris Mae fohnson, Dr. Pearson. The Religious Board . . . guiding campus religious activities . . . holding Sunday vesf pers every other Week . . . sponsoring Chrisf tian Emphasis Week . . . composed of presif dents of campus religf ious organizations and factulty advisors from religion department. ' Q Who's Who Outstanding seniors elected to Who's Who in American Colleges and Unf iversities . . . on the basis of character, scholarship, and participation in campus activities. ROW l: Doris Mae johnson, Esther Glad, jane Robertson, D. A. Koch, Elizabeth Moot' hart. ROW 2: Russell Swan' son, Robert V. Anderson, Kenneth Nyberg, George Carlson, Clair johnson. Row 3: Karl Wagner, Burdette johnson, William King, Phil' emon Anderson, Marcus Aurelius. viii rt Association ROW 1: Marjorie Sersig, Mrs. Philip McDermott, Alma L. johnson. ROW 2: Ray Nelson, Ruth Carlson, Mrs. Everett Ar' deri, Mrs. Alma johnson. Mrs. Sigurd Anderson, Professor Nordstrorn. The Art Association sponf sored SwedishfAmerican Art Exhibit, minor art exhibits, and photography exhibits . . . tag day raised funds for picf tures in campus- buildings. President, Mrs. IVlcDermottg secretaryftreasurer, Mr. Nordf strom, student representatives, Marjorie Sersig and Ray Nelf son. 'Q' Row 1: Dr. Lucien White, treasurer, Dr. T. L. Richter, secretary, Dr. Henriette C. K. Naeseth, presidentg Dr. Merle Curti, University of Wisconsin, installing officer, Dr. George M. Stephenson, University of Mivinesotag Dr. O. F. Ander, vicefpreszdent. ROW 2: Dallas jones, Esther Glad, Doris Mae Iohnsong Dr, Conrad Bergendoff, Dr. Arthur XVald, and Dr. F. M. Fryxellmfaculty charter members. 'fav Esthfl' Glad Phi Beta Kappa Doris Mae johnson Augustana College received high academic recognif tion this year, the granting of a chapter of Phi Beta Kappa . . . March 17, 1950, the installation of the three student members, three faculty members, and two distinguished alumni . . . Phi Beta Kappa was founded at the College of Williani and Mary in 1776 . . . Augustanas Zeta Chapter is the sixth chapter granted to an Illinois institution. Dallas .l0Tles Honor society for senior women . . . recognition to nine students of outstandf ing scholarship, service, character . . . holders of a 2.0 average for at least five semesters . . . unanimously elected from the junior class by the actives . . . sponsored the Christmas all f school smorgasbord as charity benefit. Naomi Miller, president, Esther Glad, vicefpresidentg D. A. Koch, Dea secret ary. 'T Be: A sey. Edith Fnske D A M1'1IET,' Kodlf Es Elzzabephther Glad Moothart.D0T11Y Mae fohns on, Naomi, glaia Toppers Qrmbefg, Sally 1' Charles, Pat, L 'ne - lb Elezmofe Callftedt' glaillie-lion, Mllflys Pwfsonis- allergic! ROW 1: Lois Dali. 2301 Wendell, L1-5-g:11:1eTWRuth GOTa'nson. Rlggldngth, Bw, Pleasant? Rlgdin MacCo'mbS. Dons K-ril Dammit MCMNHW' Evelzimn Marilyn Olson- I5Tjliiy,MaLi'?:e1y Lindofil- hens PCMSO ,D he el, NWCY lolmso ' fY',U0.f-Vng esp g d Bea Swanson, any Malmstea , Honorary scholastic or' ganization for freshmen girls with at least a 2.25 grade point. Presented an autumn tea for TrifCity girls, National Honor Sof ciety Tea, initiation teas . . . helped with freshmen orientation. President, Lorf raine Kelley, vicefpresident, Marlys Pierson, secretary, Linnea Anderson, treasurf er, Fanchon MacCombsg historian, Georgia Curran. Tri Beta E blad., Nancy ch Dr 'fingllllg' Puff' kldstrom Pat b th Mootharr Dr. Bus lynn Nordstrom, E amel Wlliihslde' - ' Mari N 5 Larson, WCS ey Carlson- Eliza 62. 'Ted Helmtinl Wald, Tvolm ROW li lggllfiudelius. ROW ' Glad, Mfmyn fgiillralitlnllenore .lohnsoifh Esthml Lindahl Biology Club , y mga, Ralph Cram, Gene johnson. Row 2: an arlson, Elizabeth Moothart, Dr. Busch, Dr. Tingling, Prof. Elqblad, Nancy Ruff, Eileen Anderson, janice Rudelius. ROW 3: Wesley Whiteside, Ted Herman, Marilynn Nordstrom, Elaine Idstrom, Pat Curran, Lenore johnson, Esther Glad, Eleanor Nelson, Marilyn Wald, 'Yvonne Larson, Stina Be l d ROW Q Russell Anderson, George Wimmer Don D o rg un , Paul Swanson, Wendell Swanson. Gamma Sigma chap ter of Beta Beta Beta, national honorary biol ogy fraternity . . movies . . . field trips . . . fall picnic and treasure hunt . . . the April banquet. Ted Herman, presidentg Elizabeth Moothart, vicefpresidentg loan Carlson, secretary' treasurer, Esther Glad, historian. Lindahl Biology Club . . . for interestf ed biology students . . . a field trip to Wild Cat Den . . . movies . . . experiments. George Wimmer, pres' identg Elaine ldstrom, vicefpresidentg Yvonne Larson, secretary, Stif na Berglund, treasure er, Esther Glad, hisf torian. Sigma Gamma Epsilon ,PQQUFE Row 1: Dr. F 11 4 Builte' Kam5th7yZSTgf'f?ll5r.Hgd1Irjin1I3lCZRRQYOHS' DHUC4 Reinerrsen, David Hedlund D . W 2: H5115 Jrlfelson, john Rakus, Bob A5126-Ef1nz,DDick Ferznerp Donna O . fohnson, 071, 16k Powers, Bill Km!! Sigma Gamma Epsilon . . . the geology fraternity . . , for students with l4 hours of geology and a B average . . . the W' ' eology movies . . . museum projects . . . the Christmas party . . . Doc Fryxell's birthday party . . . the lllinois Academy of Science meeting here in May. field trip to isconsm . . . g Dick Fetzner, president: Don Danz, vicefpresidentg Dave Hedf lund, secretaryftreasurer: o co B b S tt, corresponding secretary. MM b won, Uicq -fy-J d On, xxuw J., ..--it - b gy Loacll owy imc DeM635 ' -lane R9 wane Olson, Lynn An exile Roflue' Dlck Medan U DCv0'fW'- -l C ol Com, ,l W ltbef ET OW lfjlyogwanson Bev lolmsonb navlett, Dick Bl'-Wk' Bob a l lollilachclneauer, Bob ,PToteau, Bob 5 PEMM . . . a new club on campus this year . . . promoting professional interest of physical education majors and minors . . . creating better sportsmanship and interest in athletics . . . joining the American Associaf tion of Health, Physical Education and Recreation . . . the business and the activity meetings . . . the new club room in the gym. Dick Bong, presidentg Don Devona, vicefpresiclentg lane Robertson, secretaryg Jinx DeMeyer, treasurer. AC p, DT- EHZEISOZWULLUC .Nglggny 10 Mu. - ...mx oaunagysy Ste , ROW 3: 5' ontagne, V. , wart Pyle, W , Ralph Brodd, Lavernewrf-ilgvgarlstedt, Eileen Anl1igri2nHg'tZ' fQlm Ward. ROW Cram, Dr. Bernsrjgw, john Hunter, Ed Lewis, Iggy hllftlllevljlllirlztllljh Dr. P. Magnusson chapter of the American Chemical Society . . . to give chemistry students experience in preparf ing and presenting technical material. Eileen Anderson, presif dentg Gerald Scott, secretaryg Frank Saunders, treasurerg Laverne Trevorrow, program chairman. Alpha Delta -- der L Bob V An T Esthw Glad' ihrrlijl Yiinntwglil S011 D011 Dan C 111111, Vee Habemfl llev, Bill MCE Md ' On, Pat u , ,nl jim 40 - . Eileen Audfls 1 W- MT- WMO Row 1 Linnea fiigdefgzluie xvickstmm. Rom -, S071 CU.Tl0 Reyno S' The national honorary journalistic fraternity . . . to raise the standards for campus publications . . . the outstanding stall memf bers from the Rockctyfl and Ohsewev' . . , parties: combos, cartoons and caricatures. Bernie Wickstrom, resident: Shirle Youn ert, P Y ll vicefpresident: Bob V. Anderson, secretaryftreasurerg Carla Rey' nolds and Vee Habere A ' r, social chairmen. ' ! Writers Be7nzf W'fCyCT, MTA Wilsoniiu.-Avmzax 1'dTlQg-nderl DT 6 1C1ZStrom B111 11771 Gall ' Ndeseth - ' MfEIwaz'n Ha ey, john Pauls - ' Edlth F715 , rold Kyoeger on, fzm Eriqkson MTC Shrrley ' ' W71g t Monday afternoons of prose, poetry, coffee and cookies . . . Dr. Naeseth's guidance . . . stories in the Christmas Observer . . . Christmas party at Dr. Naeseth's . . . the Saga . . . and awards at the spring picnic. Bill McElwain, presidentg Naomi Miller, treasurerg Edith Friske, historian. ff S Kafl Wagner, Editovinfchief Russ S 14111115071 B . 1 USmess M angge, Observer d Carla Reynolds, Ed S dtof Tally Chimes an 'eb' Sports Editor Bvuce Iohnston, Managing Iagpy gEdito'rs. Gene Lynn, Sally Pleasants, fo Milton, Vee Haberer, Lorraine Kelley, Linnea Anderson, Fanchon MacCornbs, jim Erickson, Don Danz. The Observer, Augie's weekly newspaper . . . with Karl as chief, and Hard Russell as money man . . . long hours over a hot press . . . the April fool's issue and after effects . . . favorite critic, Rex Wilson, and the dead fish of the week . . . the May publications' banquet. 441 chad May' I , , AA, M 1. x Curt 'Trevor B ' , uszness Manager Editvf Ediwf Rockety-I gr . Stan Iohnso Tl Photogfaphy Q1-A lulie Peterson and Pat Curran, Assistant Editors onA1'1iD: Margeann Burdoclq Fanch M , on acCornhs, Marilyn Nordstrom, Sally Pleas- ants. STANDING: Linnea Anderson, Vera Haberer, john Nelson, Nancy Benson jim Erickson, Shirley Stoltenberg, R. Arvie johnson, T ' Through the long and Sleepless nights . . . pictures, COPY - ' ' HHOW do You Spell - ?' '... ads, layouts, dummies . . . cutting, measurmg ' ' through the long and 5196131655 nights' , om johnson, Don Frazzer. Forrest Frazier, 519075 Edltm ROW 1: Don Peterson, Dr. Barnes, Mr. Harnrning, Mr. Robert Lorirner, Mr. Reynold johnson. ROW 2: Bob Nelson, john Ralqus, George Peterson, Bill Byar, Lester White, Ronald Vehurg, Gene Koslqey. ROW 3: Curtis Swenson, Bill johnson, Rudy Sundstrom, Don Russell, Trudy Swanson, Marjorie Rowe, Elizabeth Moothart, Ray johnson. ROW 4: Marian johnson, Margeann Burdoclq, Eleanor Anderson, Virginia Nordstrom, joann Swanson, jim Erickson, Marilyn Bjork, Paul- Hanson, Dave Carlstrom. ROW 5: Meredith Eipper, joan Bjorkrnan, Marion Mardis, Letty Mae Walsh, Gloria Cruze, George Simpson, Dick Fredenberg. Future Teachers of America Qrganized last November, the F. T. A. received its charter in january, 1950 . . . affiliated with the National Education Association and Illinois Education Association . . , members work with Bethany Home, Y.M.C.A. President, Don Peterson, vicefpresident, Ed Blaserg secretary, Nancy Nelson, treasurer, Char julin. Don 7 , eceives Changi ROW 1: Eleanor Larson, joyce Anderson, Barbara Swanson, Ann Hauberg, janis Schrage, Lois Schrage. ROW 2: Marion Sorenson, Elaine Willson, Shirley Stoltenberg, Phyllis Ohland, Eileen Anderson, Dick Mawby, Ed Blaser, john Eshbaugh, Roy Larson, ROW 3: jan Ruclelius, Mary johnson, jean Swenson, Cheryl Harbeck, Helen Bjorseth, Peggy ' h Robert Myers, jim Blomberg. ROW 4: Elsye Hallgren, joyce Parkes, Anita cl Ra Mahlo. ROW '5- Licndberg, Audrey Meier, Mavis jo nson, Koenig, Lois Carlson, jean Beck, Stina Berglund, joan Carlson, Evelyn Behnarnann, Bob Bor en, y . ' A e Carlson, Inez Carlberg, Elaine ldstrorn, john Spellrneyer, Vernon Ohlendorf, Charlotte julin, Roberta Paterson, nn Nancy Nelson. 'Wa-4' 'Y K-Lf-v i lpha Pl Epsilon 1 f 'Tmdy Swanson, LOS Uolxlulgglllgl bljrovre, Eld- ROW 11 .lung SwanSOn,Mullen, Bwrbllla JO ng Alpha Pi Epsilon . . . the na' tional secretarial sorority . . . for secretarial students with at least a 2.0 average . . . the inif tiation dinner at Mrs. Clarlis . . . entertainment for the ollice management class. Gertrude Swanson, presidentg Marian johnson, secretaryg Lois Gustaff son, treasurer. inc Fernow, Mary Arm Pinson, Glo11o.M0TE'm' The3X7Club...for women students over 21 years of age . . . the fall picnic . . . the Homecoming alum dinner ' . . . a picnic for underfprivif leged children in June. Lenore Johnson, presidentg Edith Friske, vicefpresidentg Dorof thy Lidberg, secretaryg Franf cis Neely, treasurer. Row 1: gc Lcnore Iohnson D 3x 7 Club Mitchell, Franc? Omthy Lidberg, Evel s Ne 1 , E yn N 1 cy I-Yyf Hallgrcn, juligeiarljgglll 2: Ethel Phalanx ROW 1: Noah Inbody, Gordon Norberg, Pete Nelson, Marc Aurelius, Don Peterson, Stan Johnson, Charles Gus' tafson, Roger, Carlson. Row 2: Wally Maribo, Byron Swanson, Al Weidlich, Ray Forstrom, Ray Peterson, Don Palrnquist, Arnie Lack. ROW '51 Reg johnson, Roy Gustafson, Carrol Anderson, Elwood Stark, Bob W. Carlson, Ken Lundahl, Dean Thompson. Phalanx . . . working with Y.M.C.A, fo Cl' . un mg the West End BOYS, Club in Moline . . chapel services durin fi 1 Pontius Pilate M g nas l n l the Lenten P1332 N1 . l , are Aurehusr Presidents Pete e son VICQ, re , P s1dent, Don Peterson, secretary, Bob Ward, treasurer, Berean Bib! Cl 9 OSS ROW 1: Evelyn johnson, jeanett P A Sunday morning Bi' ble study class, Woman's Building lounge . . . Seminary leaders. Doris Mae Johnson, presidentg Trudy Swanson, vice' presidentg Jeanette Pearf son, secretaryg Ethel e earson, Douglas Lindell . . . leader, Doris Mae johnson, Marlon Bondeson. ROW 2: Margaret Noreen, Eunice Djao, Doris Hillf quist, Dorothy Lidberg, Harriet Herrmann, Donna T01 d an er, Carolyn Nelson, Lmnea Anderson, Lois Ann johnson. Sola Fide Bible Class E 1-1 Berg ' 1 Bo Noah Inbodyh lfgyron Swanson eth PetersorMDa,figll CarlS0 - d Dupauw. ROW ll KX32?Tl6T Srrarldbon Palmqmst' FTC ROW 7.1 can-l50'fl, Dahlquist, pianist. The Andreen Sunday morning class. Ken Petf erson, presidentg Phil Anderson, vicefpresidentg Earl Bergh, secretary' treasurer. Foreign Missionary 500159 ROW 1: Harry Lorenz, George Carlson, jack Tretheway. ROW 2: Earl Wall, Ray Cunningham, Bob Borden, jack Freed, Don C. johnson. ROW 3: Lauren Toungdale, Bob W. Carlson, Ray Peterson, Pete Nelson, jeanette Pearson, Winton Hoag, Dr, Daniel Friberg. ROW 4: Ralph Wallin, joan Carlson, 'Trudy Swanson, Lorraine Chingren, Asta Kasilqov, Let' tie Mae Walsh, Ken Peterson, Earl Bergh. Row 5: Stan johnson, Harriet Herrmann, Donna Tolander, Margaret Noreen, Peggy Lundberg, Marilyn Carlson, Audrey Meier. Row 6: Dr. Eric Wahlstrorn, Mrs. Wahlstrom, Bob M. Carlson, Byron Swanson, Marlin Larson, Bob johnson, Art Wiclgstrorn, Allen Nelson. M' ' Week representatives attended the Foreign World ISSIODS - ' ' ' , Kansas . . - Missions Conference at BethaHY COHCQQ Lmdsborg . ' , dent, ' M President, George Carlson' V166 Presl spring banquet m ay' tary Naomi Millerg treasurer, lack Trethawayi Harry Loren-Z9 SCCTC ' Lorenz. Program cofchairmen, Elsa Burton and Harry Lutheran Students' Association R Gustafson, Don Pal-mquist, Doris M. Iolmson. claw Johnson, Oy Sunday afternoon meeting That M M , en ay Know Christ . . . deputations to East Moline State Hos ital B p , ethany Childrens Home, Rock Island County Tuberculosis Sanitarium . . . Friday evening topic discussions . . . clothing drive . . . LSA, Action Drive . . . the May banquet, Footsteps from Augie. Clair Johnf son, presidentg Gordy Swanson, vicefpresidentg Doris Mae Joh secretar g R nson, y oy Gustafson, treasurer. 9532 2 x X 5 X 5 E 2 a 1 wedish b Row 1: Bob W. Carlson, Bob Boling, Dick Schierling, Lennafl v..,-..-, V Bergb., Norman Erickson. ROW 2: Dr. Scbersten, Barbara Fredriclgson, Gordon Norberg, vw 1m.,.e,.- son Marilyn Seaquist, Inga Hallstrom, Dr. Wald. ROW 3: Dorothy Hanson, Doris Hillquist, Pete Nelson Dave obnson, Byron Swanson, Gene Swanson, Ralph Anderson, Dean Nordquist, Avis Norling, Elizabeth Enc son OFFICERS r FIRST SEMEST Presmlent . , 4 R J h ER SECOND SEMESTER . HY O nson . V1cefPres1dent Vic A d VIC Anderson U CIASOH Secretary 4 , I N N 1 Ray johnson HUCY en . Treasurer , , RO G Yf Mar1lYn Seaquist Y Usta son GOrdon Norberg Folk dancing and exhibif tions . . . colored movies . . . the allfschool Christmas party with Tomtegubben, Santa Lu' cia, and coffee bread. l R ' 1: Norma Kortum, Nancy Loudon, Addeen Carlson, Sally Pleasants. ROW 2: Dr, Beyer, Carol Wen' ow dell, Paul Swartz, Vee Haberer, Miss Meyer. ROW 3: Martm LaRose, Marlene Sturnpf, Ed Bozee, Bill Zessar, Dolores Meyers, Bob Ainsworth, joam Hamilton, jim Scott, Ann Hauberg, Don Eyre, Nelda Gooding, Ingve Satterberg, Natalie Hart, Colleen Brattain. A Spanish Christmas party, with pinf atas showering fruit, nuts and candy . . . the American man vs SpanishfAmerican man panel discussion hy four girls . . . Marycrest's Pan-'American banquet in Davenport during April. Qflicers were Paul Swartz, president, Vera Haberer, vicefpresidentg Carol Wendell, secretaryg Ralph Papke, treasurer. el iw- N Pan-American Club ROW 1: Peggy Lundberg, Marian Emery, Doris l. johnson, Ruth Vorpahl, Nancy Crist. ROW 2: Arnie Ullf ner, Ralph Paplqe, Sue Sucllow, Merrill Taylor, Lorna Albertson, Georgia Curran. ROW 3: Grant Heuer, Don Frazier, Forrest Frazier, Donald Galbraith, Gene Lynn, David Loring, Walter Swanson, William Schieve Hans Deutsch. Cosmopolitan Club ii.-W.--H,. L, 1.1-V -' lg Rav, 4L ' R W 1. Sam Collins, Robert A7w7NCgigiOnQt,?galilil1TsbE, LQSCEChg2iEQLi5EgoijE,iScll2dn Wetteland, Asta 1151 o - ' . ' . nm , , Row I7igkD1.IEIY1b?'11Sd'DIe?xit7stcTliieLeonard Cecom, Flgyjlsoili, George Swllilff- Abe a ef, Promotes interracial understanding . . . elected membership with an equal number of majority and minority group members . . . Interracial Week, Major or Minor?' '... the tea, breads and cheeses. President, Stan Johnsong vicefpresident, Bob V. Andersong secretary, Lois Schrageg treasurer, Lorraine Nelsong librarian, Pete Nelson. I Phi Alphaylhlgtxg my National honorf ary fraternity for students with an A average in history, B in other courses. President, Hank Braunlichg secref taryftreasurer, Roy Larson. w , F X A ,,,,,, .,. Xa ROW 1: Dr. Ander, john Raschlge, Henry Braunlich, Roy Larson, Dean Betsey Brodahl, Harry Lorenz. Row 2: Phil Benson, Francis Martin, Ted Swanson, Verner Strand, Richmond Rarnage, Rudy Sundstrorn, Wayne Moquin. oss History Club Meets twice each month to discuss ways of promoting interest in internaf tional aflairs. Presif dent, Verner Strand: vicefpresident, Phil Bensong secretary, Frances Neelyg treasurer, Rich Ramageg historian, Cleo Teros. ROW 1: Dr, Ander, julia Buclgard, Richmond Ramage, Verner Strand, Phil Benson, Dean Betsey Brodahl. Row 2: john Raschke, Ted Swanson, Ed Lzlja, Keith Pearson, Ralph Neely, Russell Anderson, Wayne Moquin, Rudy Sundstrorn. ROW 3: Duane johnson, Roy Larson, Francis Martin, Bill Byar, Darrell Carlson, Henry Braunlich, Richard Baird, Harry Lorenz, Roger Wollman. Sigma Mu Alpha - Leona Borden. ROW 2' I Y Mr. Pflfllflf Bob M 'ly-,1 Bjork: Cam yn L'-ndquist, Richard Eikenbellzyl AlxE:1i,23'2,I3iir1inaIbifTi'llZ1lg0T Mime Johnson, an ROW 1:DL1O1?ri.i Pdfkins NOTWW' Johnson' lo n ClLIlC'f- Olson, Un ' The music fraternity, advised by Mr. Pheller . . . presented a Program of Contemporary Music in February, Menottils The Telephone with Leona Qlson and Eric Cedergren . . . project proceeds established a quadfcity music student scholarship. Cllicers were Dick Eikenberry, presidentg Bob Borden, vicefpresidentg Evelyn Behnamann, secretar - Bll y, 1 Korf, treasurerg Lloyd Lindquist, social chairman. Sigma Gamma Delta ! f l '1 ROW 1' Donna Pg ' ' kms My M D Rld .R , t 'rv , . Ce'rmozp,C1A,I 1 3 en Ovx 2. Etelyndalmson, Dick Elkg:1be7:5yz4g5.IfE:54BfL1lderA53olJ Briztenlmm, Mr.w, MLiDC77H4JlL Dglw, elyurg, Lois Varnet, Mimim Bondeiwn Ivgvelxlergtiizn Erzclqxovi, Bob Bordimlv Rmwig ' - ' vumann, The organ club . . . to study organ repertoire, to observe organ construction, to bear prominent recitalists . . . Fernando Germani, Vatican organist, at Peoria in November . . . belped sponsor Andre Marcbal recital in December . . . St. Louis trip and tour of the Wick's Pipe Urgan Company. President, Robert Brittenbam: vicef sident, Carl Asplund: secretaryftreasurer, june Bender: faculty advisors, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip lVlcDermott. pre ROW 1: Anne Hendrickson, Leona Olson, Elizabeth Munson, Norma Kortum, Pat Robison, Naomi Miller, joan Peterson, janet Blaser, Marilyn Blaser, Dolores johnson, Virginia Randolph, Marge Reissner, Eleanor Anderson, Doris Hillquist, Corrinne Mac' Neill, Beverly Carlson. ROW 2: Georgia Curran, Lois Dahlberg, joyce Anderson, Carolyn Crund, Marie johnson, joyce Morrison, Marilyn Carlson, Norma johnson, Marilyn D. Anderson, Marilyn D. Anderson, Marilyn Bjork, Pat Tillberg, Helen Harris, joann johnson, Elsa Burton, Lorraine Kelley, Donna Tolander, joann Ola-rider, Carolyn Cutler. ROW 3: Dick Eikenberry, Darwin Mar' tensen, Eric Cedergren, Henry Elling, Conrad Beck, Roger Nordstrom, Harold Olson, Bruce johnston, F. Victor Anderson, Paul Gustafson, Don Eyre, Orlynn Bosse, Phil Anderson, Bill Korf, Cordon Nordberg, Edgar Maitzen, Don Guldenzopf, Row 4: Norman Clayton, Carl Asplund, Roger Oliver, Lloyd Lindquist, Perry Mason, Donn Weiss, john Liljedahl, Don Palmquist, jim Hawkinson, Bob Borden, Elmer Copley, Roger johnson, Robert Ceperley, Lauren Youngdale, Paul Hanson, Keith johnson, Dick johnson, Donald Bisgrove, Harvey johnson. Augustana Choir The Augustana Choir and Henry Veld . . . black and white, Bach and Britten . . . the Christmas NBC broadcast . . . a 3,600 mile eastern tourHSymphony Hall, Constitution Hall, Carnegie Hall . . . Bob and Browny' '... long hours of recording . . . student concert in March . . . the Chicago concert, and finally the home concert in june. Harvey john' son, president, john Liljedahl, vicefpresident, Leona Olson, secretary. , .-,.-l i is W 3-f in-L.. ' 1 I ChC'P9l Choir ROW 1: Dorothy johnson, Marilyn Schroeuer, VM, Stumpf, Pat Halvorsen, Char julin, Mike Hilstrorn, Ardath Scott, Aunty -.. Z: Donna Kinney, Donna Perkins, Lois Burns, Peggy Dail, Lorraine Chingren, Nancy jonnsw., .,. Sally Olson, Addeen Carlson, joan Swanson, Beverly Carlson, Lorraine Nelson, Beverly Custus, Linnea Anderson, Rose Fuller, Evelyn johnson, Dorothy johnson, Melicent Whitman, ROW 3: Earl Bergh, Richard Exkenberry, joe Gunk, Mac Inbody, Fred Elkstarn, jack Sundling, Paul johnson, Clarence Witteristrom, Glen Lauth, Stan johnson, ' . Row 4: Ron Veburg, Bob jennings, Richard Karesko, Lester White, Fred Bjork, jirn ' hn Benson, Dave johnson, Harry Lorenz, Woody Stark. Bob Rod, Martin LaRose Erickson, Gene Koskey, Dick Scherling, jo The Seve nty'VOlCC Choi cl - . Dr. Veld . r UH Cf the Cllrectlon C . . . meetmg twice a Week h of oncert at First Lutheran i M 1 . . . t e May U oine. Handel Oratorio Society Augustana students and quadfcity residents practicing every Monday night . . . Dr. Veld, his schedule and his watch . . . long hours of recordf ing . . . the Messiah concerts with Nancy Carr, soprano, Helene Hekman, contraltog Harold Haugh, tenor, Chester Watson, bass . . . The Passion According to St. Matthew with Lura Stover, soprano, Ruth Slater, conf traltog Harold Haugh, tenor, Bruce Foote, baritone, Andrew Foldi, bass. Band The Augustana Band . . . under a new director, Robert D. Gaskill . . . playing at football and basketball games . . . concerts in january and March. PICCOLO ALTO SAXOPHONE TROMBONE Frank V. Anderson Ardis johnson LeRoy Huxtable Donald Kretsch ,FLUTE Barbara Reynolds Jeannette Pearson OEOE David johnson CLARINET Marion Emery Louis H. Dilulio Richard Anderson Ralph L. Anderson Donna Tolander LaVerne Mueller Norma Graefe Ray Bergstrom Curtis Ostrom Louis Case Stanley Cobb Robert Ainsworth janet Olson BA ss CLARINET Robert Winter TENOR SAXOPHONE Conrad Bec li Mallie Williams FRENCH HORN Iean Beck Id li c Su dling L n etty Mae Walsh William Carper CORNET Walter Lofgren Curtis 'Youngquist Eugene johnson Blair Mill s Vernon F orsberg Rob ert Beckman Herbert Stenson BARITONE David Walker Robert Rod jack Payne Pierre Petit Alvin Westman Donald Russell Robert Karsten BAss Wallace Maribo Wenzel L Boh . man john Anderson STRING BAss Miriam Swanson DRUMS Courtney Swanson Hollis Hegg William Stevenson Lawrence S ' mith TYMPANI Robert Jennings The Crchestra . . . under the direction of Dr. Karl Ahrendt . . . presenting a concert in February with Carl Asplund, organ soloist . . . accompany' ing the Oratorio Society in the Messiah and the Passion Ac' cofrding to St. Matthew. lpha Psi Omega Row 1: Dick Swanberg, Mer' rill Lin uist Diclq Weridel C1 , . Phyllis Ohland, Elbert Smiclq, Doris johnson, Kenneth Lar' lgin. ROW 2: Stan johnson, Marian johnson, Carla Ray' nolds, Marilyn Schroeder, Dorothy Koch, Chad Meyer, Marshall Cante, Row 3: Marc Aurelius, Marie Beclqf rnari, Doris johnson, joan Peterson, joan Swanson, Ruth Lundquist, Mr. Don Tornquist, Don Galbraith. Row 4: Ann Stoneberg, Bere nadine Anderson, Carrol Anderson, Pete Nelson, Pat Curran, Ray johnson, Anita Koenig, Betsy Palm, Lois Dahlberg, ROW 5: Don Peterson, Barbara Reynolds. Bill Stemrnerrnari, Martin La' Rose, Bob johnson, jim Ericlqson. Bob V. Anderson, The national honorary dramatic fraternity . . . long bus rides to Iowa City for Corn' mand Decision and King Lear . . . Mr. Tornquist and his tact . . . back stage parties and 'LThe Stuffed Menagerie . . . May, The Patsy in Chicago . . . She Stoops to Conquer goes on the road for a six weeks' summer tour . . . the gold keys for members with over twenf tyffive points. Dick Swanberg, president: Don Peterson, vicefpresidentg jane Robertson, secretary: Virginia Nordstrom, historian. Row 1: Bobbie Westervelt, Gene Koslqey, Charles Rush' mg, Phil Benson, jack Egg' spuehler, Bud johnson. ROW Z: janis Schrage, Lois Sclirage, Elaine Dornacher, Virginia Nordstrom, Donna McMullen, Marilyn Bjork, Barbara Swanson, Nancy Engman. Row 3: Ann Hauf berg, Ruth Erickson, janet Carlson, Elaine Pierson, Sue Olson, Kenneth Koch, Duane Willger, Fanchon MacCombs, Vee Haberer, ROW 4: Helen Bjorseth, julie Peterson, Mar' geann Burdoclq, Kathy Klein, Lillian Peterson, jean Wettef land, Anne Carlson, june Swanson, Elizabeth Moothart. ROW 5: Bill Morris, Shirley Hall, Marilyn Carlson, Peggy Lundberg, Audrey Meier, Marlene Stumpf, janet Blaser, ROW 6: Annette Sandberg, Betty Carlborg, joann Swan- son, Eileen Anderson, Linnea Anderson. lg l She Stoops to Conquer November 3, 4, 5 CAST Marc Aurelius D. A. Koch Donna McMullen Ianis Schrage Virginia Nordstrom Charles Rushing Norman Clayton Phil Benson Jack Eggspuehler Ray Johnson Lu Foley N H ll 2 is Glass Menagerie CAST Dolores Johnson Richard Swanberg February 23, 24, 25 William Anderson Julie Peterson Doris L. johnson William Morris z:5aas1lms he 1 .lam Qi A-.:nz milf. CAST Marc Aurelius Dick Swariberg Nancy Nelson Gloy Hanneman Fanchon MacCombs lack Eggspuehler Marshall Gante Phyllis Ohland B. I. Dahlen Esther Glad Ray johnson Bill Morris The Patsy May 4, 5, 6 a.,w,7 ,av Pi Kappa Delta . . . the na' tional forensic fraternity . . . members participating in ora' tory, extemporaneous speak' ing, debate, and discussion groups . . . taking charge of the high school tournament on campus . . . with Charlie Lindberg, president, D. A. Koch, vicefpresidentg Lu Foe ley, secretary. Chad Meyer, Arnie Lack, Charlie Lindberg, Dave Loring Barb Conover D. A. Koch, Professor Holcomb, Donna McMullen, jolm Fryxell, Bill Z , . essar, Charles Rushing, Hollis Hegg, Pete Rasbke. Debaters not shown: Barbara Grorzeman, Pat Tillberg, Harry Lorenz, Vernon Ohlenclorf, Bob Ward, Fred Benson, Keith Honn. The orators . . . pride of Prof der, Lu P'roiesS0T Umm an d fessor Levander . . . the Illinois State Cratorical meet at Illinois Wesleyan on February 16 and 17, Lu Foley Winning first, Phil Ben' son second . . . the Illinoisflvlissouri Twin Province Convention, March 31 and April 1, Lu rating superior, Phil excellent. Lu won first place in the Illinois State Meet during February . . . then represented Illif nois at Northwestern, April 27, winning second in the finals. Pi Kappa Delta P i, 7'0f, and Debate . . . the twenty dehaters, pride of Prof Holcomb . . . setting a new record with 140 Vicf tories and 48 losses . . . Lu Foley and D. A. Koch winning 40 and losing only 3 . . . Hrst places at the Great Lakes Tournament, Northf west Tournament and others . . . Dave Loring and Charlie Lindhorg winning 39 and losing ll . . . the climaxing triumph of D.A. and Charlie winning second place in the National Tournament at West Point in April. C17 0 The ROW 1: Blanche Bohatlga Lorraine Ahlberg Bett jo Dahl P in , , y en, rofessor Holco h, D'lq M b, B lJ F' ld, Don Domezj, Fred Benson. Row 2: joan johnson, Lillian Lacey, Lillian Pete'rsonTnBonrii Borg? Blanca Ndiorl, Marylee Dawson, Fanchon MacCombs, janet Olson. Speech Center Cooperates with the Illinois Division of Service for Crippled Children . . . speech correction, physical therapy, handicraft work given to children dur' ing the school year . . . extensive summer program, with remedial Work for childf ren in local or onfcampus residence . . . remedial reading, acoustic training, lip reading . . . Professor Holcomb, directorg Mrs. Van Eyck, physical therapistg Miss Mayme Bolin, handicraft teacherg speech correction majors, personal instructors. :wi QQ saw lnterffiraternity and Inter' Sorority Councils . . . presif dent and representative of each organization formulating policies for rushing, pledging, and initiation . . . social event, the pancake supper. Row 1: Dean Betsy Brodalil, june Swanson, Marie Kaufmann, Kay Carlson. ROW 2: Stina Berglund, Elizabeth Mootliart, Bonnie Borre, Nancy Ruff, Nancy Engrnan. Inter-Sorority Council Inter-Fraternity Council Row 1: Forrest Anderson, jim Galley Qtreasurerfspringj, Bill Oaks fsecretaryfspringj, Perry Roos fvicerpresident ----springj, Bob Fields fpresidentgspringg vice-presidentw-fallj, Bob Kelly Cpresident-fallj, john Milton fsecretary ---fallj, Wayne Stead, Qtreasurerffallj, Cortland Peterson. Row 2: Dick Hill, Bob Brulins, Ralph Nyberg, Bob V. Anderson, Glenn Carlson, Hank Stary, Dave Walker, Gene Larson, Donn Weiss, Pliil Benson, Russ Swanson, Dick Anderson, Bud johnson. Row 1: Margeann Burdoclq, Elsa Bur' ton, Elaine ldstrom, Marian Emery, ROW 2: Audrey Meier, Lorraine Kelley, Doris Mae johnson, Elizabeth Moot' hart, julie Peterson, ,loan Carlson, Dorothy johnson. ROW 3: Beverly johnson, Lois Dahlberg, Charlotte julin, Evelyn Lindroth, Mary Norflin, Doris I. johnson, Doris Hillquistg Yvonne Larson. Women? Dorm Council librarian. For fellowship and social activity among campus men . . . Men's Week . . . the new basement recreaf tion and fraternity meeting room . . . the improved parking lot . . . new records for the lounge. Counf cil: Hugh Center, president, Russ Swanson, vice' president, Darrell Carlson, secretary, Ken Larsen, treasurer. illi- ffe+ 9?l For promotion of unity and friendship among house residents . . . monthly meetings, with skits and snacks . . . books and new records for lounges . . . Courtesy Day, serenading Andreen . . . House Council, the governing 1 body, Liz Moothart, president, Doris Mae johnson, vice' president, Lorraine Kelley, secretary, Julie Peterson, treasf urerg Elsa Burton, religious chairman, Elaine Idstrom, Andreen Dorm Club Kenneth Peterson, Russell Swan' son, Darrell Carlson, Elwood Stark, Harvey Ott, Hugh Center, Arthur Roop. I, Women's League League of all Augustana women students, to promote friendliness and cof operation. , , Women's Week in April . . . the Cofed Banquet with Ruth H. Koch, speaker. President, D. A. Koch: vicefpresif dent, Nancy Nelf son, secretary, Margeann Burdoclc: treasurer, Lorraine Kelleyg historian, Lois Dahlberg. Dorothy Ann Koch, Lorraine Kelley, MdTg6d71H Buvduclq, Nancy Nelson, Lois Dalilberg. ROW 1: Don Frazier, Marilyn Pea1son, Charles Rushing, ROW 2: Audrey Goranson, Ioan Carlson, Marion johnson, Cheerleaders Rutum skutum . . . Let's have a short cheer' '... the big gold A . . . Augie, ight . .. Ya! Ya! Ya! 1-1 Parties The Christmas Party . . . Swedish style . . . singing and folk dancing , . . Santa Lucia and Tomteguhhen. The second annual Friend' ship Fair . . . the TV set . . . the police raid and the Hextra' '... water ballet, noise and color . . . aucf tioned dinners, dates and choir records. L. I M w and MTS. Friencismp Ing 'md IZ T The Round Up The Fall Round' Up . . . Western style . . . Hbrandedn ranch hands . . . the Pleasant Valley Boys . . . square dancing, denim and 'N gingham . . . food T and fun. Vi'-Que . ttended by lleshmm CU D. A. Ko F1 1' VLKME Kenny 7152532-Elvinrsen Shelfgy Kxlzsifshman attendant Ho i Homecoming, Augie Teams with Greatness . . . Qctober 21 . . . candlelight and Alma Mater . . , Ken Nyberg and D. A. Koch crowned King and Queen . . . sixteen VifRoyalty alumni returned . . . the bonfire . . . Cogs and Dons and the Homecoming Sing cups. The sunrise party at StufU for float builders . . . Sunshine! . . . Key and Pop floats for originality, K.T. and Roundel floats for beauty . . . mud and tug o' War in Bergendoff Slough . . . football with North Central and halfftime presentations . . . the SeniorfAlum banquet . . . and the Homecoming Ball. The Sunday morning chapel service . . . fraternity and sorority luncheons . . . open house and tea . . . and another year. The -Queen and King Richie EHCRSOW and committee, , Wald ep Mafzlyn Shirley Hall, the Homecoming Ball Princess , -.1f5.'T'A j? Th I'1LS'o'W 017 ation C Caron SPORTS . , , wwwwwwmwwwwmmwmmww W. X P1 ,. f , . . , . -- Wh . Gwwlbel' An rson, Dick Blink' IOC . ' Amid Viking baclifleld' Fume alan- Football Conference Champions l949 Augie's forward wall: Glen Malmquist, Bill Oaks, DA lg F IC ctzner, Ken Nylrreg, Wayne Simonsen, Ken H ll d ' u s an cr, Clmt Schryver. acobson holding and Roos ic ng it s automatic' A Siwasher can't quite hold Gumbel . , . goes for 22 yards. High Command: Vince Lundeen, Lee Bvissman, Head Coach Butch,' Stolfa, Len Kallis, Bob Walther. Fifteen years is a long time to wait, but the Vikings won the 1949 C.C.I. Cofchampionship. Blll Oaks, three years captam, Little AllfAmerican tackle. Bob Saenger fullback Art W Qfmluf Wayne Simomw, Fwd halen sneaks through North Centralls line Dick Fetzner guard Clint Sclwyver AllfConfevence end Shelly Johnson 3 E ZS! end RECORD WE Elmhurst 5 4 Illinois Wesleyan 1 5 Luther 7 Knox 2 1 North Central 21 Monmouth O Carthage 21 Illinois College 14 Record: Won six, lost two. THEY 0 6 14 14 7 14 13 7 Ml Glen Usd End Of the line l 2 f. E Ken Nyberg C Enter v sf S ,-mg!-5-1 Tight spot Bob Bennett, tackle Forrie Anderson gallops 82 yards against Elmhurst . . Lund grabs last second pass to defeat Knox 2144 . . . Oaks, Schryver, Jacobson, and Simonsen placed on AllfConference teams . . . Jacobson voted most valuable player . . . Twentyfsix major awards given . . . Kent Buzlqema center Len N61 tackleson 4 Nelson 10214 . A' . vs . 'fi ' 'tx' ' .41 5. Daz, L eild und Huddle . . . Ray Jacobson, Bob Dessing, joe Gumbcl, Dick Bjof jack Gillstrom guard Varsity Football Squad: ROW 1: Dave Lund, joe Gumbel, Meredith Ostrom, jack Gillstrom, Dick Fetzner, Art Whalen, Dick Bjork, Forrie Anderson, Norm Bengston, Ray jacobson. ROW 2: Coach Stolfa, john Nelson, Glen Malmquist, Ken Hulslander, Len Nelson, Bill Oaks, Kent Buikerna, XVayne Sirnonsen, Bob Bennett, Perry Roos, Ken Nyberg, Clint Schryver. ROW 3: Vince Lundeen, Bob Saenger, Bob Proteau, Charles Busse, Dave Hauser, Ralph Walberg, Wally Maribo, Wally Soderstrom, Ernie La Roque, Rick Sandberg, Don McKanna, Shelly johnson, jack Eggspuehler, Harlan Druclgmiller, Coach Brissman. ROW 4: Coach Kallis, Don VV. johnson, Bob Russell, jack Brown- awell, jack Coke, Bob Dessing, Coach Walther, Don Devona, Dick V t P l A e ter, au Hewztt, jay Nelson, jack Olrnstead, Lee Sommer, Charles Hartman, Bruce Bartley. Dessmg sneaks around end ,.. Hu. UUSE. eredith Ostrom tackle Ernie La Roque guard Ken Hulslandcr tackle Scott grabs the tip Basketball RECORD WE THEY Cornell 5 2 46 Parsons 48 49 Knox 30 36 La Crosse Teachers 49 67 Luther 47 61 St. Olaf 50 62 Warthurg 5 7 5 3 North Central 58 56 Knox 74 63 Monmouth 57 5 3 Illinois Wesleyan 65 80 Carroll 64 66 Millikin 61 54 Carthage 61 45 Wheaton 49 70 Elmhurst 5 7 5 9 Lake Forest 64 74 Carthage 63 5 4 Elmhurst 78 5 5 Illinois College 74 92 Monmouth 47 65 INDIVIDUAL SCORING Clint Schryver 14.3 Ken Carsen 10.3 Roger Johnson 7.9 jim Scott 7.4 Justin Johnson 6,7 Richie Erickson 6.6 Jim Hawkinson 5.4 Joe Kordick 3.0 Bill Oaks 2.4 George Anderson 2.1 Ray Nelson 1.4 Rutch johnson 1.4 Varszty Bas ctball team: Coach Stolfa, Richie Erickson, George Anderson, Bill Oaks, justin olmso-n Ken Carscn, Ray Nelson, loc Kordiclq, ,lim Hawlqinson, Rog folmson, jim Scott. 5 ll' ,awk -ss' 4 ,.,.. A .P N,-gm' , -,--. S 55 'gf' : s I, Xi 1 du gg . . 1'5 1 1? I . ': .af-' ,ry , 'E' - W- . qw,-g W. Z J J '53 1 az f 1 ,A-'ff Q, L 1 ,X , W f 1 4 If 7 M, A Af AM 7, ..-Q -ff ff vi 1 1 . .K wi , '- , nw as Je' JH I gg JM. 1 M Q 5 it , ' ' VE: fr fi .. 1 ' 4 'I 'Q L 0 4 +V, W 4 f xg kt , ,f 3, ,,::,.,. WV ' my WT 9 1 S , M K f M. . gf .,,. ,.r --' 3311.1 'L 7 'f ' , 'Q 4 , ,. I '. 1:55.- gas 2-R! gy I hikers 2: E X Q I 4 if MM. Sv S colt and johnson reqgh high Clint Schry R-u,tC 'UST 11 lows 011 HB Team: Coach Len Kallix, john Anderson, jay Nelson, Ralph Y lgglellan, B111 Benson, Frank johnson, Frank Wrzght, Clarence ' D k Schump, Mamie Nelson, Garth Hull, Big hands! W1llE71bITClm, IC Swimming RECORD WE THEY Illinois Wesleyan 50 25 Cornell 64 10 Undefeated Viking 400 yd. Freestyle Relay Team: Dave Loyola University 35 40 Patterson, Earl johnson, Don Sundin, Bob Olufs. North Central 40 35 Beloit 24 5 1 F 1 D P d S d Monmouth 45 30 reesty ers ave atterson an Don un in pace Grinnell 27 48 the Gold and Blue Swimmers to a four win, four Knox 35 36 loss dual competition record . . . top honors were Viking Olympics 55 29-25-8 gained in the first annual Viking Swimming Clympics Conference S2 72-40 . . . the 400 yd. freestyle relay team stamped a new Nflffh Central Iflvit- C110 Scofiflgl Conference record in the books of 3:51.15 . . . Dave Patterson named captain for the '50751 season. 4 mr Augustana Tankmen: Row 1: Henry Pollner, Ray Nelson, Don Sundin, Dave Patterson, Earl johnson, Gordon Swanson. ROW 2: Forrest Frazier, Bob V. Anderson, Russell Dooley, Coach L. C. Brissrnan, Dick ' Powers, Bob Olufs, Bill Kullberg. Wrestling i POV ul wiwis' U Pa Though hampered by the loss of two veteran matmen, Coach Vince Lundeen's grapplers went on to post three wins against four losses to garner third place in the Wheaton Invitational Tournament . . . first place honors in the Wheaton Tourney were cap' tured by Bob Bennett . . . captain Paul Wilkins was undefeated in dual competition. Major awards were presented to Paul Wilkins, Bill johnson, Dick Nyquist, Ernie La Roque, Bob Bennett and Fred Benson . . . minor award earners were Lee Riflle and Dick Schierling. Bb 0 Benn:-rr, 17J, po ands RECORD WE THEY Western State 9 19 Wartburg 1 1 18 Cornell O 26 Grinnell 16 13 Knox 27 3 Navy Pier 18 1 1 Wheaton 3 2 3 Third Place - Wheaton Invitational Varsity Wrestling Team: ROW 1: Don Anderson, Bill Iohnson, Bob Saenger, Dick Schierling, john johnson. ROW 2: Ernie La Roque, Dick Glynn, Bob Borden, Fred Benson, Bob Bennett. ROW 3: Ken Dahlgren, Dick Nyquist, Coach Vince Luncleen, Lee Rifle, Paul Wilkins. Baseball SCHEDULE Monmouth Carthage Coe Elmhurst Illinois Wesleyan Millikin Monmouth Lake Forest Coe Carthage North Central home away home away away away away home away home home Augustana Baseball Team ROW 1 B ll Nelson manager Bob Bvunell, Bob Russell, Lou Naclzbauer, Wayne Peterson Ed Blaser Claw johnson Rrclne Enc son Dale Bam s Iac Kldder, john Anderson, manager ROW 2 Coach Len Kallxs justm obnson Rutch ohnson Bzll Anderson Wally Soderstrom, Ray Nelson, Dick Pederson, jun Welgand Bzll Oaks jerry Page. ,M We R .,iw,6,-N UWA 1, h merun Swing Coach Kallis shows Rutch t e o Former Illini star, Coach Len Kallis, making his coaching debut at Augustana, put the Vik' Vflimg moundsmen: B'll A d 1 def-9011. Ray Nelson, an Clair johnson, ings on the victory trail . . . jack Kidder nailed a home run to put the Coe game in the bag . . . Wally Soderstrom and Dale Baraks rounded out the infield with Richie Erickson and Jack Kidder. 'r01L,16 out! North Central Relays Illinois Tech. Relays Augie f Illinois Wesleyan s 5 ft 10 in. for another jim T soar ' Augie f Beloit Tvevo Monmouth Quadrangular Augie f Monmouth Augie f Knox Viking Olympics Augie f Dubuque Augie f Carthage C.C.I. Conference Meet SCHEDULE Track away away home home away away home home home home away B I Hondl M' I-1 1 emie Anderson, viking weight 'mm ey' 'C C ' Gustafson' Viking hufdlefs 1,.-,----- ,ll S d hl Stan johnson, Don JUWSOT' ' ' ' WD Bob Welty, Ken Lunwgdcile and distance men. 4 Lorrie Anderson and An Whalen ready for h --i, ffgun Viking Cindermen: Row 1: Bill johnson, Curt Trevor, Hank Braunlich, Roy Gustafson, Bob Hondley, Bob Welty, Ken Lunclahl, Forrie Anderson. Row 2: Duane Carlson, Art Whalen, jim McVey, Meredith Ostrom, Harry Thiel, jon Michel, Don johnson, Stan johnson, Bob Walther, Earl johnson. Row 3: Coach Vince Lundeen, Bob Proteau, Bernie Anderson, Ed Ryden, Kent Toung, Stan Larson, john Nelson, Henry Pollner, Shelley johnson, jim Harmon, Ted Weeks, Bob Rod, George Simpson, Bob Hult, Don W. johnson, Manager. O A V SCHEDULE Monmouth Illinois Wesleyan Carthage Beloit Knox A Monmouth E Knox Cornell Veteran, Dick PiPe'f'hagw Carthage C.C.I. Conference Meet Newcomer, Dick Carlson home away away home home away away away home away Golf Team: Vic Mayer, Dick Pipcnhagen, Maurie Nelson, Larry Larson, Dick Wells. nson Augzeis first mn away away away home home away home home home away away Augustana Net Squad Coach Harry S B johnson Earl Bergh Bob McW1ll1ams Don Russell, Tribe of Vikings More new scoreboards for basketball, baseball, and tennis . . . Two bands provide continuous dancing at the Homecoming Ball . . . Viking Clympics of 1950 hosts large group of track and field performers from allfLutheran colleges and universities . . . New cheerleaders uniforms next year . . . Informal Tribe parties at StufU . . . Orderly meetings?? . Big Bill Anderson and Little Ed Davis, skippers of the ship . . . doughnuts and milk for visiting teams furthers better athletic relation' ships . . . Tribe hats and jackets blossom on campus . . . AlumnifVarsity basketball game and more laughs . . l ,, Tribe of Vikings: Row 1: justin johnson, lack Kidder, Bob Walther, Richie Erickson, Bill Anderson, Roy Gustafson, Howie Samuelson, Paul johnson. ROW 2: Larry Larson, William H. johnson, jack Lundeen, Don De Vona, Ralph Nyberg, jack Coke, Curt Trevor, Dick Nyquist, Forrest Frazier. Row 3: Kent Buikerna, Bob Olufs, Lou Ianski, Bob Handley, Ray Nelson, Bob Scott, Ion Michel, Wayne Simonsen, Don Galbraith, Wayne Stead. lwers'-211 - V . , ,, .X- ' ' 'V WRC more money 'i' L lil Q Tribe of Vikings: ROW 1: Gordy Swanson, Earl johnson, Ray Nelson, Leroy Liljedahl, Ecl Davis, Don Sundin, Rutch johnson, Dick Pipenhagen, Bob Brunell. Row 2: Bill Kullberg, Earnie La Roque, Forrie Anderson, Bob Saenger, Bob Weissman, Stan johnson, Dick Powers, Bob Welty, Art Whalen, Shelley johnson, Darrell Carlson. ROW 3: Paul Wilkins, Perry Roos, lack Gillstrom, Lou Wallin, Len Nelson, Clint Schryuer, joe Kordick, Dave Patterson, Dick Fetzner, Ken Lunda l, Bill johnson, Morrie Cook, Lou Nachbauer, Bill Oaks. President . . . VicefPresident Secretary , . 4 Treasurer . . zu, Ed and Richie display senior 'Tribe blan kc: CFFICERS FALL SPRING . . . . . . . . . .Bill Anderson President . . . . . . . . .Richie Erickson VicefPresident , A . .Bob V. Anderson Secretary . , . Roy Gustafson Treasurer , . . . , .Bob Walther Historian . . , Historian . . Tip of in the AIumnifVa'rsity game I -- ....EdDavis .... DonSundin Rutch johnson Leroy Liljedahl 4 . .Ray Nelson wmswwMA-Wifwwvffwfw Q N-.ffwmwiwzmimw-lam' ,i wrd., ,i-u1nw Y-Ws1Mmamm4mv4wwmwsww6MmvgAw ,Qnma1 . 1 168 b C15 crowds when its f Evefy O T Ujficcrs: ROW 1: Bill Anderson, Ed Da ' Bob ms, Leroy Liljcdahl. R V. Anderson, B b ow 2: Richie Ehckson 0 Walther, Roy Gustafson. 1 TEE' f i, flf Sill iix'5mw? -- ' Ei if 1 i 3' 2 W W.A.A. Council. Row 1: Marilyn Wald fSecretaryj, jan Rudelius Cfreasurerj, jane Robertson fPresidentj, Elaine ldstrorn fVicefpresidentD, Lynn Anderson fHistorianj, Ioan Siefken flntrarnural chairmanj, Kay Carlson. ROW 2: jinx DeMeyer, Nea Anderson, julie Peterson, Chris Lindborg QAd-uisorj, Doris Mae Anderson, Inez Carlberg, Pat Tillberg, Doie Erickson, Dodo Charlet QAdvisorj. , QQ QWRQK omen s Sports -nso , Sweater girls. ROW 1: IinxMIZ'exeyggsif?U Jmie Pegjljfgri ggi ROW 2: Ine1Z'CmEESZi,m, Doris Mae Johnsvrl- Robertson, Eflme E1ickS0W - fsi if kz L WY Archery winners. Lois Ann Gustafson ffirstl Marian Emery fsecondj, if S- i R w 1- Dee Swan' . lb ketball Cl1f1'mPS'. O l 2: Marlys idn::fairsiaz1:?mr:1 sini,,11,z1g.?'nt:E,Oia,..,.,d, gan, A . Kelley, Donrld. . Pierson, LOTGWZ Ping pong champs. Barb Conover second singlesj Doris Mae johnson Hirst, doublesj Marge Sersig fjirst, singles and doublesl Hiking the long, long way to the Barbecue at Blackhawk . . .bruised shins from hockey . . . hay, ham' burgs, and hoohng at the Fall Roundup . . . a suc' cession of winter sports . . . the swim meet, with three new records set . . . slippery grass and softball . . . the spring banquet, honoring Augie's Sports girl . . . intramural cup to the Cogs . . . makes the W.A.A. sports year. Badminton titlists. Jinx DeMeyer and jo Milton fsecond, doublesj, Nan Effland Cfirst doubles second, singlesj, Barb Conover C rst singles and cloublesj Intramural volleyball winners. ROW l: Lois Rasmussen, Nancy Ru Donna Builte Betty Carlborg, Marilyn Sodergren. Row 2: jinx DcMeyer, janis Schrage Mke Hillstrom, Essic Glad, Bev johnson. 43 ,nuf- Q CH nun 'Y' if an ui E. emu 3 ..x. 'nn anna if 827' EVENT WINNERS Dee Swanson, free throw tourney Mar and Ian Blaser, tennis doubles Lois Ann Gustafson, high bowler Upperelass Indees, howling Cogs, swim meet Juniors, class volleyball and softball Champion senior basketball team. Pat Robison, Essie Glad, Inez Carlberg, Doris Mae johnson, jane Robertson, Edi Idstrom, Marge Sersig, Doris Hillquist. F1 W I l -11 Qtlnrdl, Higlvpoint swmlmws' Mlbisslglflalmisecondl- Joan A, Caflson ill'-Stl' ,- 9 5 'Tennis singles finalists. Pat Tillberg and Jinx DeMcye1 Field Hockey Enthusiasts Gs Intramurals An O50 uictofa' Broken bones and black eyes . . Osos and Pugs battle for the intramural cup Surprise victory . . . Brunell breaks the tape . . . Qnly two clrownings in the swim meet . . . WINNERS Football Golf Basketball Wrestling Swimming Ping Pong Volleyball Badminton Track Softball Tennis fsinglesj Pugs Gabs Osos Osos Usos Pugs Pugs Pugs Osos US' P g innamuml football Cham i S Terrapins 3 I-Uffllfllfng spec-1, I' . . a zsts. M1112 Hillstrom Bev I h lang, S h 0 nson, 1' C rage, Essighaagfbieyer, jo Miko B . n, etty Carlberg, Plans are laid for becoming national honorary mem' bers of Porpoise . . . Terrapins and Dolphins sponsored OFFICERS an allfschool Hallowe'en Party . . . Viking Swimming Olympic Queen chosen among club members . . . spring Prfesident' A ' Kay Caflson picnic held at Camp Hauberg . . . then there was Vlcedpresldent JO Milton always synchronized swimming every Wednesday Treasurer i JO Carlson night . . . Row 1: Sally Pleasants, Ioan Wells, Linnea Anderson, Mickey McVey, Annette Sandberg, Corinne Lindell, Betty Carlborg, Char jacobson, 'Yvonne Larson. ROW 2: jinx DeMeyer, Bev johnson, Lynn Anderson, Lois johnson, Mike Hillstrom, Esther Glad, Marge Rowe, Pat Engstrom, D. A. Koch, Marcia johnson, Marilyn Seaquist, Chris Lindberg, Ruth Ingram, joan Carlson, joan Milton, Kay Carlson. , Dolphins Dolphins, formerly AquafDucks, became a national honorary swimming fraternity this spring . . . mixed swims sponsored every other Tuesday night . . . spring banquet held in honor of the Viking tankmen . . . Dolphins boosted more swimming in campus activities . . . spring steak fry at Blackhawk Park . . . Row 1: Bob V. Anderson, Henry Pollner, Gordy Swanson. Row 2: Wendell Baskerville, Don Frazier, Dave johnson, Bob Olufs. Row 3: . ims. , ,mixed sw 5-venmg OFFICERS 'I'uesd.l1Y President. .Bob V. Anderson VicefPres.. . .Gordy Swanson Secretary ,.,.,. Don Sundin Treasurer .,.. Harry Peterson Art Magnuson, Forrest Frazier, Lou Ianski, Val Budd, Don johnson, Lloyd Lindquist, Dean Stenberg, Ray Nelson. SCHOCL OF NURSING , ..M. ,M , F, TQLLEFSON . 1 Superintendent of the Hosplw Starched uniforms, aching feet, quiet corridors, Mrs. Chase, Seven Acres . . . all a part of student nurse life. With them comes the breathless moment of the capping ceremony, the thrill of answering the call Nurse,'A' the wonder of being a lady with a lamp. Faculty MABEL M. ANDERSON, M.A,, R.N. Difector of the School of Nursing and Nursing Service Axlg V - ELLIS U QIIYOUNGDAHL dplggn I D . 1N, M' MART WELL Egwgist DR. LO Path J FMA' ff 5 I m xcR0NYgg33mg Roo A UPA - . of H Sup C7-U1SOT 'Cx MARIAN HN B A Record L , . .,R.N. ibrarian DOROTHY P. GODE O. KELLER, R. . Assistant in School Ojfigg N MRS. SYLVIA E. JOHNSON Director of Nurses' Residence RDSTB g Phctice O TSW' A N Nu PoLLYQi1:gv1S0' of S., AND B' R-N' zi. f f ,mf ,F ' an - f ei iff? 1 klurflfljfiifai v' A L X Vg A A 1 Q? 7 lifi'gj'zgQl5li 'HQ 559 A 1, N Q :,. , , ,, , ' G ,fm ii 3 , - 1 ' A 4 Q W LILLY T. FORSBERG, R.N Supervikor of Nursz' ng Practice -ll-YH L Blu-' .UAALLYN IACOBSON, R.N. Evening Supervisor of Nursing Practice NORMA KORTUM, R.N. Assistant in Obstetrical Department s 5 'mf ESTHER P' . of 111507 Supa' PETERS? axgfice NNW QNX iz ' l ,,.--tif-f 5 .. S 1.-V N. NSONB' HBA BE and Dovgglgruisor Ol Obste in JI ll I ? . EVELYN NICHOLSON, R.N. Instructor in the Nursing Arts l EST MRS. ARLENE FIELDS, B,S., R.N. Clinical Instructor and Health Director f 2 5 I I t L.. EVELYN V. ERICKSON, R.N. Clinical Instructor ight Supervisor E-pifsggtilql B.A,, R N Mg P ' - 7116 Iffg X A Y Q 5 vw N. OQUYST' Rpm. ELORES B UxsT, ' 3T?EReflZ?15131Wg Swif ws cK,R' ' HLEEN CQLLB mme. Room of Cgching Supa.,--v1,5O'f, P X 2 CQNSTANC D, W E HILTQN ezmlm and Instructor i JUNE CARDEN, R,N. Supervisof of Central Service Department ELIZABETH HARTZMAN, R.N. Pharmocologist gf Ei: .N ., LUCILLE HESSELGRAVE' R LYN WEISS RN, FLOREgN1fi3gCc15E1l1i,N1i.NA3 mam Head Names. E x s ' SARAH ELLEN ag fv- M .7 ' -a f , g .. gs i' ' 6,.w'l1,?..'U'I STANDING: BETTY LOU IACOBSON, B.S., R.N., CHARLOTTE THORP, R.N., Assistants in Obstetrical Department. SEATED: JOAN UDDEN, B.S., R.N., Teaching Supervisorg JEAN SHEPHERD, R.N., Head Nurse of Infant Nurseryg ANNA DE VOOGHT, R.N., VIRGINIA BLOMQUIST, R.N. As ' ' ' , szstants m Obstemcal Department. RUTH DAHLIN MARILYN ROMAX Seniors 5 MILDRBD HAFFNER RUTH TROUT O LGA HILDEBRANDT 9 ANN JENNISON 15 13: .:. W ? mc 3252.55 -m E W . gg-:f..:M,? ai? 3' Q wk 5 www' dm-,,,,- QS mf- Q AUDREY LAFRENZ MQW? ANNABEL NELSON RS GLADYS PETERSON PAULINE REUSCHER RUTH STRICKLER SHIRLEY ACKLEY DARLEEN BECKSTROM I . , q 'Y ,W MARIORIB ATWOQD MARY IO CARLSON DOROTHY COBERT MARION GLIDDEN IOANNE CROW MARY HENDRICK DOR JOYCE ELLISON o THY HOLMQUIST LAURETTA KARR HARRIET MONTGOMERY CLARXCE LWXNGSTON MARJORIE PQPE DONN A REXN PAULINE SANDBERG HARRIET SMITH ELOISE SW AN SON BEV ERLY VANDERBILT S IOYCE WEBER Norma Strom, Ruth Barr, jeanett Brokaw, Ioan Faith Spear. Hunger, v- I Doris Haut!-lic, Phyllis Asphmdv 11 Rosemvffie 0150 , Gloria Baku' Al T33 ,r 'L L e er ROW 1: Carol Learman, Marjearx Pobanz, Ardeth Peterson Patricia Kellett, ROW 2: Marv Swa Intermediates e EE ' E.- Q? lla Ink ? A .H ' --., P ,hw .,., xx gg ,Eagg ssii e , , M? A ROW 1: Jeannine Crosby, Patrica Dietrick, Charlene Heiland. ROW 2: Joyce Daly, Joy Samuelson, Betty Anderson, Maxine Hoy. :Ak ,wk 1 11, 5 K' V 5 ,i L ,L:. , 5: J J , K 'A K T Kel ,L i i f ff' 1 1' ef e. J s if K J L gy P' , 5 , iw w if a - . if 'S S , vu.-nf' EA TED . 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Major: Chemistry W.A.A.: Lindahl Biology Club: American Chemical Society, secretaryftreasurer, president: Alpha Psi Omega: F,T.A.: Alpha Delta: Rocketyfl: Toppers, secretary: Sigma Pi Delta, secretary, vicefpresident, president. ANDERSON, FRANK VICTOR Major: Economics Transfer student from Upsala College: Foreign Mis' sionary Society: L.S.A.: Phalanx: Swedish Club, vice' president, president: Choir: Band: Handel Oratorio Society: Delta Omega Nu, treasurer. ANDERSON, JOHN M. Major: Business Administration Phi Omega Phi. ANDERSON, JOHN PHILEMON Major: PhilosophyfReligion Foreign Missionary Society: L.S.A.: Sola Fide Bible Class, vicefpresident: Phalanx: P.K. Club: Religious Board, treasurer: Choir: Handel Oratorio Society: Who's Who in American Colleges: Campus Devo- tions, president: Andreen Dorm Council: Senior class treasurer: Rock Island District Luther League Scholar' ship: Illinois Conference Luther League Scholarship: Independent Men. ANDERSON, RICHARD A. Major: Music F.T.A.: Sigma Mu Alpha: PanfAmerican Club: Handel Oratorio Society: Band: Orchestra: Interf.Fraternity Council: Elected Most Eligible Bachelor on Campus, 1970: Phi Omega Phi, vicefpresident. ANDERSON, ROBERT V. Major: Geology Alpha Delta, secretary-treasurer: Tribe of Vikings, secretary, vicefpresident: Swimming, captain: Observer: Student Union Board of Control: Campus Board of Control: Who's Who in American Colleges: Inter' Fraternity Council: Dolphin Club, president: Social Committee, chairman: Sigma Gamma Epsilon, secre' tary: Cosmopolitan Club, vicefpresident: Alpha Psi Omega: Illusions of Grandeurf' publicity chairman Phi Omega Phi, president, vicefpresident, treasurer. ANDERSON, WILLIAM I. Major: Business Administration Augustana Art Association: Tribe of Vikings, presif dent, sdcretary: Swedish Club, treasurer: Andreen Dorm Council: Handel Oratorio Society: Friendship Fair Chairman, 1950: Baseball: Beta Omega Sigma. APPLETON, DOROTHY NELSON Major: English W.A.A.: Interracial Club: L.S.A.: Swedish Club: InterfSorority Council: Chapel Choir: Homecoming Committee: Freshman class secretary: Kappa Epsilon Nu. AURELIUS, MARCUS Major: Philosophy Alpha Psi Omega, president: L.S.A.: Phalanx, presif dent: Augustana Institute of Swedish Culture: Swedish Club: Andreen Dorm Council, vicefpresident: Sophof more class treasurer: Who's Who in American Col' leges: Student Union treasurer, vicefpresident: Plays, Hasty Heart, Dear Ruth, Ioan of Lorraine, Button Button, She Stoops to Conquer, The Patsy: Phi Omega Phi. BARNARD, PAUL W. Major: English Transfer student from the University of Illinois. BAUER, MARGARET E. Major: Philosophy University of Vienna: Cosmopolitan Club: Coleg Harlceby Wales, England scholarship, 1948: Augusf tana College scholarship, 1949: Chi Omega Gamma. BECK, CONRAD D. Major: Music Education Sigma Mu Alpha: L.S.A.: Choir, librarian: Handel Oratorio Society, librarian: Band: Music Educators National Conference, president: Delta Omega Nu, vicefpresident, president. BEERS, ROBERT M. Major: English Observer: Writers' Club. BEHNAMANN, EVELYN Major: Music Education F.T.A.: Sigma Delta Gamma, vicefpresident: Sigma Mu Alpha, secretary: Concert Series Committee, sec- retary: Music Educators National Conference: Chapel Choir: Independent Women. BENGTSON, PAUL Major: Philosophy ,Foss History Club: Foreign Missionary Society: L.S.A.: P.K. Club, vicefpresident: Chapel Choir: Handel Ora' torio Society: Rock Island District Luther League Scholarship. BENSON, BERNARD IR. Major: Science Transfer student from the Galesburg Division of Uni' versity of Illinois. BERGLUND, STINA Major: English W.A.A.: Lindahl Biology Club, treasurer: F.T.A.: Foreign Missionary Society: L.S,A.: Swedish Club: InterfSorority Council: Chapel Choir: Handel Oratorio Society: Sigma Pi Delta, president. BISDORF, NORBERT Major: Business Administration Gamma Alpha Beta, secretary. BIORK, MARILYN R. Major: Speech W.A.A.: Writers Club: Alpha Psi Omega: F.T.A.: Sigma Mu Alpha: L.S.A.: Choir: Handel Oratorio Society: Independent Women, vicefpresident. BJORK, RICHARD O. Major: Physical Education Tribe of Vikings: Football: Track, captain: Pi Upsilon Gamma, secretary, BJORNSON, MARION C. Major: Accounting BLASER, DONALD L. Major: Business Administration Tribe of Vikings: Track: PanfAmerican Club: Beta Omega Sigma, vicefpresident. BLASER, EDWIN E. Major: Business Administration Tribe of Vikings: F.T.A., vicefpresidentgb Athletic Board of Control: Baseball, captain 1950: Wrestling: Tribe of Vikings Scholarship: PanfAmerican Club: Beta Omega Sigma, vicefpresident, treasurer. BONG, RICHARD Major: Physical Education Lindahl Biology Club: Student Board of Control: Student Director of Intramurals: P.E.M.M. Club, president: Football: Baseball: Omicron Sigma Omicron. BONNE, BRUCE Major: Social Science Delta Omega Nu. BORDEN, ROBERT H. Major: Social Studies F.T.A.: Alpha Delta: Rocketyfl: Observer: Sigma Delta Gamma: L.S.A.: Sigma Mu Alpha, vicefpresif dent: Augustana Amateur Radio Club: Foreign Mis' sionary Society: Swedish Club: Handel Oratorio So' ciety: Choir: Concert Series Committee: Student Board of Control: Football: Wrestling: Track: Sola Fide Bible Class: Rho Nu Delta, treasurer. BOWDEN, ROBERT C. Major: Business Administration BOYLES, BARBARA ANN Major: Social Studies Division. BOZEE, EDWARD F. Major: Business Administration PanfAmerican Club. BRATLIE, DOROTHY M. Major: Speech Re'education W.A.A.: Alpha Psi Omega: F.T.A.: L.S.A.: Inter' Sorority Council: Handel Oratorio Society: Chapel Choir: Chi Omega Gamma, treasurer, vice'president, president. BRAUNLICH, HENRY P. Major: History Phi Alpha Theta, president: Foss History Club: Track: Students for Liberal Education and Action: Institute of World Affairs Scholarship, 1949: Gamma Alpha Beta, vice'president, treasurer, secretary. BRITTENHAM, W. ROBERT Major: Mathematics Organ Club, president: Beta Omega Sigma. BRITTON, CAROLYN Y. Major: Social Science W.A,A.: Sigma Mu Alpha: Foreign Missionary So' ciety: L.S.A.: Chapel Choir: Handel Oratorio Society: Swedish Club: Independent' Women. BRODD, RALPH Major: Chemistry American Chemical Society BRODEEN, EUGENE A. Major: Pre'Seminary Transfer student from Burlington Junior College: Foreign Missionary Society: L.S.A.: P.K. Club: Pi Upsilon Gamma. BUDD, VAL J. JR. Major: Business Administration Transfer student from Atmorton Junior College: Aqua' Ducks: L.S.A.: Augustana Institute of Swedish Cul' ture: Football: .Friendship Fair Auction, 1950: Phi Omega Phi. BURKARD, JULIA L. Major: Christian Service Foss History Club: Handel Oratorio Society: Foreign Missionary Society: L.S.A.: Independent Women. BYAR, WILLIAM F. Major: Secondary Education Transfer student from Burlington Junior College: F.T.A.: Foss History Club: L.S.A.: Beta Omega Sigma. CARLBERG, INEZ M. Major: English W.A.A., council member: F.T.A,: L.S.A.: Toppers: P.K. Club: Junior class secretary: Handel Oratorio Society: Kappa Epsilon Nu, vice'president, treasurer CARLSON, ANNA MARIE Major: Elementary Education W.A.A.: Alpha Psi Omega: F.T.A.: Cosmopolitan Club' Cha el Choir' Handel Oratorio Societ ' Ka a Q P i Yi PP Epsilon Nu, treasurer. CARLSON, BEVERLY MAE Major: Psychology W.A.A.: Writers' Club: Alpha Psi Omega: Imaginary Invalid: Kappa Tau, vice'president. CARLSON, DARRELL W. Major: Pre'Seminary Transfer student from Reedley Junior College, Cal' ifornia: Tribe of Vikings: Foss History Club: L.S.A.: Sola Fide Bible Class: Debate: Track, Andreen Dorm Council, secretary: Intramural Board, secretary: Inde' pendent Men. CARLSON, DUANE R. Major: Pre'Medicine L.S.A,: Orchestra, concert'master: Track: Omicron Sigma Omicron. CARLSON, GEORGE W. Major: Pre'Seminary Transfer student from Drake University: Tribe of Vikings: Foreign Missionary Society, president: L.S.A., president: Religious Board: Sola Fide Bible Class, president: Basketball: Baseball: Who's Who in Amer' icari Colleges: Independent Men. CARLSON, GLENN F. Major: Business Administration CARLSON, JOAN E. Major: Biology W.A.A.: Tri'Beta, secretary'treasurer: F.T.A.: Lin' dahl Biology Club: Foreign Missionary Society: L.S.A.: Toppers: Handel' Oratorio Society: Kappa Epsilon Nu, secretary, vice'president, CARLSON, KATHRYN L. Major: Sociology Terrapin Club, president: W.A.A., council: Inter' Sorority Council: Kappa Tau, vice'president, CARLSON, ROGER E. Major: Philosophy'Religion Foreign Missionary Society: L.S.A.: Phalanx: Augus' tana Institute of Swedish Culture: Swedish Club: Chapel Choir: Handel Oratorio Society: Independent Men. CECONI, LEONHARD Major: Economics Transfer student from Vienna University for World Commerce: Cosmopolitan Club: Orchestra: Augustana Scholarship: Independent Men. CENTER, HUGH L. Major: Business Administration Augustana Art Association: Alpha Psi Omega: L.S.A.: Baseball: Social Committee: Andreen Dorm Council, president: Pan'American Club: 'illlusions of Gran' deur : Phi Omega Phi, secretary. CEPERLEY, ROBERT H. Major: Sociology CESSNA, JOHN C. Major: Chemistry American Chemical Society: Gamma Alpha Beta. CHICKERING, JOHN A. Major: Business Administration Pan'American Club. CLINGMAN, KERMIT M. Major: Economics Foss History Club: Students for Democratic Action: Gamma Alpha Beta, vice'president, treasurer. CONWAY, CHARLES L. Major: Chemistry Transfer student from Upsala College: American Chemical Society. CORPORAN, JOHN R. Major: Economics Interracial Club. DAHL, LEON H. Major: Business Administration DAHLEN, BETTY JO Major: Speech Rehabilitation L.S.A.: Alpha Psi Omega: W.A,A.: Pep Committee: Board of Control: Chi Omega Gamma, treasurer. DAHLQUIST, ETHEL S. Major: Music Education Orchestra. DANZ, DONALD W. Major: Geology Transfer student from LaSalle'Peru'Oglesby Junior College: Sigma Gamma Epsilon, vice'president: Alpha Delta: Observer: Rho Nu Delta. DAVIS, EDWARD N. Major: Business Administration Tribe of Vikings, president: Omicron Sigma Omicron. DAVIS, WILLIAM K. Major: Business Administration Pi Upsilon Gamma. DEVONA, DONALD P. Major: Physical Education Tribe of Vikings: nlllusions of Grandeuru: Intramural Board, president: Football: P,E.E.M. Club, vice'presi' dent: Pi Upsilon Gamma. DIIULIO, LOUIS Major: Music Sigma Mu Alpha, vice'president: Handel Oratorio Society: Band: Orchestra: Illusions of Grandeuru: Music Educators National Conference. DIXON, LEROY W. Major: Accounting Observer: L.S.A.: Handel Oratorio Society, Indepen' dent Men. DUNN, EMMA I. Major: Education Transfer student from Springfield Normal, and Uni' versity of Kansas City, Mo. DUUS, ERIK M. Major: Chemistry Transfer student from Grand View College, Des Moines, Iowa: Chapel Choir: Independent Men. EDMUND, RICHARD Major: Geology Rho Nu Delta. ELLING, HENRY A. Major: Music Education Sigma Delta Gamma, president: Sigma Mu Alpha: P.K. Club: Choir: Chapel Choir: Handel Oratorio So' ciety: Orchestra, piano soloist: Delta Omega Nu, secretary. ENOS, FRANCIS Major: Psychology ERICKSON, ELIZABETH L. Major: Classical Languages W.A.A.: Alpha Psi Omega: Berean Bible Class: L,S,A.: Swedish Club: P.K. Club: Handel Oratorio Society: Independent Women. ERICKSON, EVELYN V.. Major: Nursing Education Transfer student from Iowa State, and University of Chicago. ERICKSON, GLORIA T. Major: English Phi Rho, president, ERICKSON, JOHN W, Major: Science Chapel Choir: Sigma Gamma Epsilon, vice-president, secretaryftreasurer: Radio Club: Handel Oratorio So' ciety: Delta Omega Nu, secretary: L.S.A. ERICKSON, ROBERT E. Major: Psychology Foreign Missionary Society: L.S.A.: Handel Oratorio Society: Independent Men. ESHBAUGH, JOHN H. Major: Biology Transfer student from Carthage College. FIELDS, ROBERT E. Major: Speech Rehabilitation Student Union .Board of Control: Pan-American Club: Illusions of Grandeurf' choreography chairman: Beta Omega Sigma, president: InterfFraternity Council, president, vicefpresident. FOLEY, LUCILLE A. Major: Speech W.A.A.: Alpha Psi Omega: Pi Kappa Delta, secretary, treasurer: Debate: Extempore speaker, 1949: Orator, 1950, winner of state contest: Kappa Epsilon Nu. FOSBURG, DONALD R. Major: Business Administration Phi Omega Phi. FRANZEN, ELSA L. Major: Biology Beta Beta Beta: Lindahl Biology club: Foreign Mis' sionary Society: L.S,A. FREED, JOHN H. Major: Philosophy Foreign Missionary Society: Rho Nu Delta. GALLEY, S. JAMES Major: Accounting Writers' Club: Alpha Delta: Saga, business committee: RoclqetyfI, assistant editor, 1949: Sigma Delta Gam' ma: InterfFraternity Council, treasurer: Handel Ora' torio Society: Rho Nu Delta, president. GLAD, ESTHER M. Major: Medical Technology Terrapin Club: W.A.A.: Beta Beta Beta: Lindahl Biol' ogy Club: Alpha Delta: Rockctyfl, photography ed' itor: L.S.A.: Toppers, treasurer: Aglaia, vicefpresident: Phi Beta Kappa: P.K. Club: Alpha Psi Omega: Handel Oratorio Society: Band: Wl1o's Who in American Colleges: Class Scholarships 1948 and 1949: Chi Omega Gamma, treasurer, president. GOLDSMITH, JACK E. Major: History Transfer student from St. Ambrose College: Foss History Club. GULDENZOPF, DONALD L. Ikiajorz Philosophy Choir. GUSTAFSON, CHARLES H. Major: Psychology Foreign Missionary Society: L.S.A.: Phalanx: Augusf tana Institute of Swedish Culture: Swedish Club: Han- del Oratorio Society: Band. HAAS, JOAN T. Major: Mathematics L.S.A.: Toppers: F.T.A.: Augustana Institute of Swed' ish Culture: Augustana Scholarship, Freshman Scholf arship. HALLGREN, ELSYE I. Major: Latin F.T.A. HALLSTROM, JAMES R. Major: Business Administration Transfer student from University of Illinois. HAMBLETON, THOMAS Major: Geology PanfAmerican Club: Wrestling: Rho Nu Delta, sec' retary. HARBECK, CHERYL M. Major: Functional Teaching Transfer student from LaSallefPerufOglesby Junior College: W.A.A.: Foreign Missionary Society: F.T.A.: L.S.A.: Independent Women. HARKEY, ORVILLE J. Major: Education HARRISON, ALEX Major: Chemistry HERMAN, HAROLD Major: Speech Debate: Pi Kappa Delta: Handel Oratorio Society: Swedish Club: Delta Omega Nu. HERMAN, THEODORE E. Major: PrefMedicine Beta Beta Beta, president: Lindahl Biology Club, vice- president: Delta Omega Nu, president. HERRMANN, HARRIET V. Major: Speech Correction Transfer student from Pacific College, Stockton Col' lege, and Fresno State: W.A.A,: Berean Bible Class: F.T.A.: Foreign Missionary Society: Independent Women. HERMSMEIER, CARL D. Major: Social Studies F.T.A.: Students for Political Education. HILL, RICHARD E. Gamma Alpha Beta, president, vice-president: Inter' Fraternity Council. HILL, ROBERT W. Major: Chemistry American Chemical Society: Handel Oratorio Society: Delta Omega Nu. HILLQUIST, DORIS C. Major: English and Swedish W.A.A.: Writers' Club: Berean Bible Class: L.S.A.: Toppers: Swedish Club: Augustana Institute of Swedf ish Culture: Handel Oratorio Society: Student Board of Control: Choir: Independent Women, treasurer, president. Major: Business Administration HINTERMEISTER, JOHN C. Major: Chemistry American Chemical Society. HINTZ, WARREN Major: Chemistry HOENER, KENNETH E. Major: Accounting PanfAmerican Club: Independent Men. HOFFMANN, PHYLLIS A. Major: Speech Correction Transfer student from Marycrest College. HOFFMAN, ROBERT E. Major: Business Administration Choir: Cheerleader: Alpha Psi Omega: Beta Omega Sigma. HOYT, JOHN Major: Accounting Beta Omega Sigma. HOYT, CHARLES TREW Major: Accounting IDSTROM, M. ELAINE Major: Biology W.A.A., vicefpresident, council: Lindahl Biology Club, vicefpresident: Beta Beta Beta: Dorm Council: Band: InterfSorority Council: Kappa Epsilon Nu. INBODY, NOAHF M., JR. Major: History Transfer student from Fresno State College, Califorf nia: Foreign Missionary Society: Phalanx: L.S.A.: Sola Fide Bible Class: Student Board of Control: Chapel Choir: Independent Men, secretary, president. JACOBI, FREDRICK D. Major: Philosophy Band: Swimming: Independent Men. JACOBSON, RAY H. Major: Pre-Dental Basketball: Football: Tribe of Vikings: Pi Upsilon Gamma. JANSKY, LOUIS A. Major: Biology AquafDucks: Tribe of Vikings: Swimming: Rho Nu Delta. JOHNSON, BARBARA A. Major: Business Science W.A.A.: Alpha Pi Epsilon: Sigma Pi Delta. JOHNSON, BURDETTE L. Major: Accounting Alpha Psi Omega: Rocketyflg L.S.A.: Student Board of Control: Interfliraternity Council: Chapel Choir: Handel Oratorio Society: Who's Who in American Colleges: Student Union Cafeteria manager and as' sistant manager: Delta Omega Nu, president, treasurer. JOHNSON, CLAIR E. Major: Philosophy Tribe of Vikings, secretary: Foreign Missionary So' ciety, vice-president: L.S.A., president: P.K. Club: Swedish Club: Pep Committee 1948: Student Board of Control: Athletic Board: Religious Board: Freshman class president, Sophomore class vicefpresident, Junior class president: Basketball: Baseball: Who's Who in American Colleges: Election Committee, chairman: Luther Kron Scholarship: W,S.S.F. King: Omicron Sigma Omicron. JOHNSON, DONALD C. Major: PrefSeminary Foreign Missionary Society: Track. JOHNSON, DORIS MAE Major: Sociology W.A.A., council: Berean Bible Class, president: L.S.A., secretary: Foreign Missionary Society: Toppers, Ag' laia: Phi Beta Kappa: Swedish Club, treasurer: Religf ious Board, secretary: Dorm Club, vicefpresident, treasurer: Social Committee, secretary: Chapel Choir: Handel Oratorio Society: Who's Who in American Colleges: Scholarship: Independent Women, vice' president. i JOHNSON, HARVEY W. Major: Music Choir: Delta Omega Nu. JOHNSON, HERBERT I. Major: Education Transfer student from Lynchburg College, Va. JOHNSON, JOHN C. Major: Music JOHNSON, LENORE Major: Biology Lindahl Biology Club: Swedish Club: Three Times Seven Club, president, treasurer: Beta Beta Beta. JOHNSON, MILTON C. Major: Accounting Omicron Sigma Omicron. JOHNSON, NORMA Major: Music Education W.A.A.: Alpha Psi Omega: Sigma Mu Alpha: For' eign Missionary Society: L.S.A.: Choir: Handel Oraf torio Society: Kappa Epsilon Nu. JOHNSON, NATHAN L. Major: Geology PanfAmerican Club: P.K. Club: Independent Men. JOHNSON, RAYMOND G. Major: Social Studies Transfer student from Wright Junior College, Chi' cago: Swedish Club, president: Augustana Institute of Swedish Culture: Alpha Psi Omega: She Stoops to Conquer, The Patsy: Delta Omega Nu. JOHNSON, ROBERT W. Major: Geology Sigma Gamma Epsilon, president, secretary, treasurer: L.S.A.: Augustana Institute of Swedish Culture: Swedish Club: Chapel Choir: Handel Oratorio Society: Rho Nu Delta, secretary. JOHNSON, RUTCHARD M. Major: Mathematics Tribe of Vikings: Baseball: Basketball: Omicron Sig- ma Omicron. JOHNSTON, WILLIAM S. Major: Economics Beta Omega Sigma. ' JONES, DALLAS Major: History Phi Beta Kappa. JORDAN, LAURAL M. V Major: Biology KAUFMANN, MARIE A. Major: Business Administration Student Board of Control: InterfSorority Council, president: Kappa Tau, president. KELLY, ROBERT D. Major: PrefLaw Student Board of Control: InterfFraternity Council, president: Pi Upsilon Gamma, treasurer, president. KING, WILLIAM E. Major: Geology Student Union president: Observer, co-editor: Alpha Delta, president: Track: Who's Who in American Colleges: Tribe of Vikings: Phi Omega Phi. KIRBY, EDWIN L. Major: Political Science Transfer student from Lincoln College: Student for Political Education and Action. KOCH, DOROTHY ANN Major: Speech Terrapin Club: W.A.A.: Alpha Psi Omega: Pi Kappa Delta, vicefpresident: Toppers: Aglaia, vicefpresident: Alpha Delta: RocketyfI, assistant copy editor: Obf server: Plays, Our Town, Button Button, She Stoops to Conquer: Lecture Series Committee: Homecoming Queen: Women's League, president: Who's Who in American Colleges: Handel Oratorio Society: Debate, first Augustana woman to be represented at West Point Tournament: Kappa Epsilon, vicefpresident. KOENIG, ANITA Major: English W.A.A.: Writers' Club: Alpha Psi Omega: F.T.A.: Saga: Observer: Plays, Kind Lady, Antigone: Handel Oratorio Society. KORTUM, NORMA L. Major: Nursing Science Panffxmerican Club: Choir: Handel Oratorio Society. KROEGER, HAROLD W. KROEGER, WERNER M. KRUKOW, KENNETH W. KRULL, WAYNE C. Transfer student from North Park College. KUSCHMAN, WILLIAM E. Observer: Baseball: Alpha Delta: Illusions of Gran- deur Beta Omega Sigma, president, vicefpresident. Major: French Major: Economics Major: Economics Major: Economics Major: Geology LARSON, V. GENE Major: Business Administration Basketball: Phi Omega Phi, president. LARSON, JULIA C. Major: Nursing Science L.S.A.: Three Times Seven Club: Swedish Club: Independent Women. LARSON, LAWRENCE H. Major: Business Administration Tribe of Vikings: Swedish Club: Choir: Basketball: Track: Golf: Omicron Sigma Omicron. LARSON, ROBERT P. Major: Accounting LAWSON, JOAN KELL Major: English Kappa Tau. LEAF, NANCY Major: History W.A.A.: Terrapin Club: InterfSorority Council: Foss History Club: Kappa Tau, president. LILJEDAHL, JOHN R. Major: Business Administration Choir, vice-president: Handel Oratorio Society: Stu' dent Union treasurer: Pi Upsilon Gamma, treasurer. LILJEDAHL, LEROY E. Major: Business Administration Pi Upsilon Gamma. LINDBERG, CHARLES Major: Business Administration Pi Kappa Delta, president: Debate: College Extempore speaker: InterfFraternity Council: Phi Alpha' Theta: Lecture Series, manager: Omicron Sigma Omicron. LINGRIS, JOHN Major: Economics Transfer student from Moline Community College, and University of Illinois: Pan-American Club. LINQUIST, MERRILL R. Major: Christianity Transfer student from Luther Junior College, Wahoo, Nebraska: Alpha Psi Omega: L.S.A.: Plays, Button Button: Handel Oratorio Society: Football: Basketball, manager 1948. Independent Men. LOFGREN, JACK D, Major: Economics Beta Omega Sigma. LOFGREN, ROBERT V. Major: Mathematics and Ecorlornics Transfer student from the University of Illinois. LORENZ, HARRY J., JR. Major: Philosophy Pi Kappa Delta: Phi Alpha Theta: Foss History Club: Observer: Foreign Missionary Society, vicefpresident: L.S.A.: Debate: Chapel Choir: Handel Oratorio So' ciety: Independent Men, secretary, vice-president. LUNDBORG, JAMES E. Major: Accounting Swedish Club: Independent Men. LUNDEEN, JOHN Major: Biology Tribe of Vikings: Lindahl Biology Club: Swimming: Pi Upsilon Gamma. LUNDGREN, VERNA Major: Education Berean Bible Class: Foreign Missionary Society: L.S.A.: Independent Women. MAHLO, RAY ELDON Major: Social Studies F.T.A.: Foss History Club: Tennis: Delta Omega Nu. MALMQUIST, GLENN B. Major: PrefMedicine Tribe of Vikings: Football: Pi Upsilon Gamma. MAIGAARD, LEONARD Major: Social Studies ,Foreign Missionary Society: L.S.A.: Sola Fide Bible Class: Handel Oratorio Society: Basketball: Delta Omega Nu. MARTIN, FRANCIS Major: History Phi Alpha Theta: Foss History Club: Phalanx: Handel Oratorio Society: Students for Political Education and Action: Delta Omega Nu, treasurer. MASON, PERRY DEAN Major: Journalism Choir. MATSEN, MARC Major: Business Administration Transfer student from the University of Michigan: Alpha Kappa Psi: Delta Omega Nu. MAYBACH, CONSTANCE S. Major: History MCCREA, BETTY LOU Major: Speech Refheducation W.A.A.: Phi Rho. MCELWAIN, WILLIAM HAYES Major: Humanities Writers' Club, president: Al ha Delta: Saga,-editor: Rockety-I, assistant editor: Observer, reporter: Pan' American Club: Publications Board: Handel Oratorio Society: Delta Omega Nu, secretary and treasurer. MCGARVEY, JAMES W. Major: Chemistry F.T.A,: Band. MICHEL, JON D. Major: Business Administration Tribe of Vikings: Writers' Club: Band: Track, cap' tain: Phi Omega Phi. MILLER, NAOMI Major: Christian 'Service Writers' Club, treasurer: Saga, business manager: Sig- ma Delta Gamma: Foreign Missionary Society, secre' tary: L.S.A.: Toppers: Aglaia, Dresident: P.K. Club: Choir: Handel Oratorio Society: Independent Women. MITCHELL, ETHEL A. Major: English MOOTHART, ELIZABETH M. Major: Biology Dorm Club, president: L.S.A.: W.A.A.: PanfAmerican Club: Alpha Psi Omega: Beta Beta Beta: Toppers: Aglaia: Who's Who in American Colleges: Social Committee: Kappa Epsilon. MURRENS, RICHARD Major: Geology Gamma Alpha Beta. NEELY, FRANCES Major: History Phi Alpha Theta. NEPLSON, JOHN O, Major: Mathematics Alpha Psi Omega: Swedish Club: Handel Oratorio Society: Independent Men. NELSON, CARL G. Major: Business Administration Sigma Delta Gamma. NELSON, CAROLYN ANNA Major: Mathematics W.A.A.: .F.T.A.: Berean Bible Class: L.S.A.: Augusf tana Institute of Swedish Culture: Chapel Choir: Handel Oratorio Society: Independent Women. NELSON, HOLLIS SPENCER Major: Geology Sigma Gamma Epsilon. NELSON, LESTER Major: Business Administration NELSON, LOIS JOAN Major: Psychology Tranfer student from Wright Junior College: Chapel Choir: Handel Oratorio Society: Sigma Pi Delta. NELSON, LORRAINE ANNE Major: Sociology W.A.A.: Cosmopolitan Club, treasurer: Foreign Mis' sionary Society: L.S.A.: Swedish Club: P.K. Club: Chapel Choir: Handel Oratorio Society: Independent Women. NELSON, NANCY Major: Speech Correction Alpha Psi Omega: F.T.A., secretary: L.S.A.: Plays, Icebourid, The Patsy: Handel Oratorio Society: Wom' en's League, vicefpresident: Chi Omega Gamma, sec' retary, vice-president. NIMS, STUART Major: Economics NORDELL, DORIS Major: Sociology, W.A.A.: Berean Bible Class: Foreign Missionary So' ciety: L.S.A.: Handel Oratorio Society: Independent Women. NORDSTROM, VIRGINIA Major: Elementary Education Writers' Club: Alpha Psi Omega: F.T.A.: Rockety'I: Observer: Plays, She Stoops to Coriquern: Chapel Choir: Handel Oratorio Society: Kappa Epsilon, vice' president. NYBERG, KENNY Major: Business Administration Homecoming VifKing: Football: Tribe of Vikings, secretary, president: Sophomore class president, Junior class vicefpresident: Andreen Dorm Council, president: Omicron Sigma Omicron, treasurer, president. NYBERG, RALPH A. Major: Business Administration Tribe of Vikings: Baseball: Basketball: Pi Upsilon Gamma. ' OAKS, WILLIAM L. Major: Economics Tribe ,of Vikings, treasurer, vice-president: Football: Basketball, Baseball: Track: Pi Upsilon Gamma, vice' president, president. OHLAND, PHYLLIS JANE Major: Speech Alpha Psi Omega: F.T.A.: Sigma Pi Delta. OHLENDORF, VERNON L. Major: Physics F.T.A.: Pi Kappa Delta: Debate: Handel Oratorio Society: Rho Nu Delta. OLDENBURG, LENNART Major: Swedish Transfer student from Stockholm University: Cosmo' politan Club: Swedish Club. OLSON, LEONA Major: Music Choir: Sophomore class secretary: Women's League, secretary: Sigma Mu Alpha: Santa Lucia: Phi Rho, president. OSTROFF, ANTON GENE Major: Chemistry American Chemical Society: Football: Gamma Alpha Beta. OTT, HARVEY LANGDON Major: Chemistry Transfer student from Casper Junior College, Casper, Wyoming: American Chemical Society: Andreen Dorm Council. PALM, HENRY E. Major: PrefTheology Major, History Transfer student from Luther College, Foss History Club, L.S.A., Foreign Missionary Society, Sola Fide Bible Class, Phalanx, Religious Board, Campus Devo' tions, chairman: Choir. PARKES, JOYCE E, Major: Mathematics PARMENTER, RUSSELL Major: Business Administration Beta Omega Sigma. PERKINS, DONNA MAE Major: Music, B.S. in Nursing Sigma Delta Gamma, Sigma Mu Alpha, Chapel Choir, Handel Oratorio Society. PETERSON, CORTLAND D. Major: Biology Omicron Sigma Omicron, secretary, president. PETERSON, GEORGE F. Major: Secondary Education Transfer student from Burlington Junior College, Burlington, Iowa: F.T.A. PETERSON, KENNETH E. Major: PrefTheology Transfer student from Drake University, Foreign Mis' sionary Society: L.S.A., Sola Fide Bible Class, presif dent, Religious Board, treasurer, Dorm Council. PETERSON, WARREN LEE Major: Geology Transfer student from Hamilton College, Clinton, New York. PIEPER, BRUCE HOWARD Major: Accounting PIPENHAGEN, RICHARD E. Major: Economics Omicron Sigma Omicron. POWERS, RICHARD B. Major: Geology AquafDucks, Tribe of Vikings, secretary, Sigma Gam' ma Epsilon, RocketyfI, Andreen Dorm Club, treasurer, Senior class vicefpresident, Swimming, Beta Omega Sigma, vice-president. PYLE, STEWART CALVIN Major: Chemistry American Chemical Society, Delta Omega Nu, treasf urer. RAKUS, JOHN A. Major: Geology F.T.A., Sigma Gamma Epsilon, Gamma Alpha Beta. RAMAGE, RICHMOND Major: History Phi Alpha Theta, Foss History Club, treasurer, Chapel Choir, Handel Oratorio Society, Delta Omega Nu, vicefpresident. RANDOLPH, VIRGINIA MARIE Major: Psychology W.A.A., Madrigal Singers, L.S.A., P.K. Club, vice' president, Choir, Handel Oratorio Society, Kappa ,Epf silon, secretary, president. REESE, ALICE L. Major: Sociology Transfer student from the University of Iowa. REINERTSEN, DAVID L. Major: Geology Sigma Gamma Epsilon, Handel Oratorio Society, Pi Upsilon Gamma. REYNOLDS, CARLA JEAN Major: English Writers' Club, Alpha Psi Omega, .F.T.A., Alpha Delta, Saga, Rocketyfl, Observer, reporter, copy editor, L.S.A., Plays, Our Town , Election Committee, Editor of Student Handbook 1948, Kappa Epsilon. ROBERTSON, MARGARET JANE Major: Physical Education W.A.A,, president, Lindahl Biology Club, Alpha Psi Omega, secretary, Alpha Delta, Observer, PanfAmerf ican Club, Plays, Our Town, Button Button , Athf letic Board of Control, InterfSorority Council, W.A.A. Council, Student Union Board of Control, Handel Oratorio Society, Senior class secretary, Who's Who in American Colleges, Kappa Epsilon, president. ROBISON, PATRICIA JANE Major: Psychology W.A.A. Council Member, L.S.A., Choir, Handel Oratorio Society, Sigma Pi Delta, treasurer, vice' president. ROITBURD. MILTON Major: Accounting Gamma Alpha Beta. ROOS, PERRY Major: Business Administration Tribe of Vikings, Football, Freshman VifQueen at' tendant 1946, Omicron Sigma Omicron, secretary. SAUNDERS, FRANK L. Major: Chemistry American Chemical Society, treasurer. SCHIERLING, CHARLES EDWARD Major: Accounting Phi Omega Phi. SCHRAGE, LOIS MARY Major: English and Secondary Education W.A.A., Writers' Club, Alpha Psi Omega, F.T.A., Cosmopolitan Club, secretary, Toppers, Chapel Choir, Handel Oratorio Society, Independent Women. SCHRYVER, CLINTON E. Major: Pre-Law Transfer student from the University of Iowa, Foot' ball, Basketball, Baseball, Tribe of Vikings, Beta Omega Sigma. SERSIG, MARGERY CARADINE Major: Psychology Augustana Art Association, vicefpresident, W.A.A., L.S.A., Independent Women. SIEGFRIED, CLARENCE A. Major: Economics SIMONSEN, WAYNE H. Major: Business Administration Tribe of Vikings, Football, Track, Wrestling, Phi Omega Phi. SIMPSON, GEORGE C. Major: Education F.T.A., Swedish Club, Football, Track, Beta Omega Sigma. SLENTZ, RALPH E. Major: Economics Gamma Alpha Beta, treasurer. SLENTZ, ROBERT G. Major: Accounting Beta Omega Sigma. SMICK, ELBERT A. Major: Speech Alpha Psi Omega, PanfAmerican Club, Handel Ora' torio Society. SMITH, ARNOLD R. Major: PrefLaw Transfer student from Maquoketa Junior College. STARY, HENRY GEORGE Major: Business Administration Transfer student from Morton Junior College, Omi' cron Sigma Omicron. STEAD, ROBERT WAYNE Major: Economics Tribe of Vikings, Alpha Psi Omega, PanfAmerican Club, Track, InterfFraternity Council, Rho Nu Delta, treasurer, president. STRAND, VERNER E. Major: History Transfer student from Luther College, Wahoo, Nebf raska, L.S.A., Phi Alpha Theta, Foss History Club, president, .Foreign Missionary Society, Sola Fide Bible Class, Independent Men. SUNDIN, DON L. Major: Business Administration AquafDucks, secretary-treasurer, Tribe of Vikings, vicefpresident, PanfAmerican Club, Swimming, cap- tain, Track, Phi Omega Phi. SUNDSTROM, RUDOLPH J. Major: Secondary Education Transfer student from Milwaukee School of Engineer' ing, F.T.A., Phi Alpha Theta, Foss History Club, Pan American Club. SWANBERG, RICHARD M. Major: Speech Alpha Psi Omega, president, Omicron Sigma Omicron, viceepresidentg Dorm Council, secretary, Plays, Our Town, Hasty Heart, Dear Ruth, Joan of Lorraine, Glass Menagerie, The Patsy. SWANSON, GENE LEROY Major: Accounting L,S,A., Swedish Club, president, vicefpresident: Han' del Oratorio Society, Independent Men, secretary. SWANSON, GERTRUDE Major: Business Science Transfer student from Luther College, W.A.A., Alpha Pi Epsilon, president, F.T.A., Sigma Delta Gamma, Berean Bible Class, vicefpresident, Foreign Mission- ary Society, L.S.A., Independent Women. SWANSON, JOHN GORDON Major: History AquafDucks, vicefpresident, Tribe of Vikings, Foss History Club: Swedish Club, Swimming, Omicron Sig' ma Omicron, Foreign Missionary Society, L.S.A., vicefpresident. SWANSON, JUNE A. Major: Psychology W.A.A., Alpha Pi Epsilon, Alpha Psi Omega, Obf server, L.S.A., InterfSorority Council, secretaryftreas' urer, Handel Oratorio Society, Cheerleader, Kappa Epsilon Nu, treasurer, president. SWANSON, PAUL R. Major: Biology Transfer student from Muskegon Junior College, Lindahl Biology Club, L.S.A., P.K. Club, Band, Delta Omega Nu. SWANSON, RUSSELL EUGENE , Major: Religion and Philosophy Rockety-I, business manager, Observer, business man- ager, Foreign Missionary Society, president, vice- president, L.S.A.,. Handel Oratorio Society, Religious Board, Publications Board, Student Board of Control, Campus Board of Control, Inter-Fraternity Council, Prize Sc-holarship, Spring 1949, Who's Who in American Colleges, Delta Omega Nu, president. SXVANSON, THEODORE NORMAN Major: Mathematics Transfer student from North Park College, Chicago, Phi Alpha Theta, Foreign Missionary Society, L.S.A., Sola Fide Bible Class, Orchestra: Centennial Scholar' ship, Augustana Prize Scholarship, Independent Men. TAYLOR, RICHARD Major: Social Studies Interracial Club, Students for Political Education and Action. THOMPSON, DEAN STEWART Major: Economics and Psychology Phalanx, Augustana Institute of Swedish Culture, Swedish Club, Independent Men, TOLMIE, DONALD M. Major: Accounting Delta Omega Nu. TOPPING, GERRY JUNE Major: Sociology TRETHEWEY, JACK EVANS Major: Social Studies Foreign Missionary Society, treasurer, L.S.A., Sola .Fide Bible Class, president, Phalanx, vicefpresident, treasurer, Augustana Institute of Swedish Culture, Board of Religious'Activities, treasurer. TREVORROW, LAVERNE E. Major: Chemistry American Chemical Society, Orchestra. VARNER, LOIS GENE Major: Mathematics F.T.A., Sigma Delta Gamma, Chapel Choir, Handel Oratorio Society, Independent Women. VORIS, RICHARD H. Major: Geology Sigma Gamma Epsilon, secretary-treasurer, Basket' ball: Independent Men. WAGNER, KARL W. Major: English Alpha Delta, Roclqetyfl, editor, Observer, editor, Pub' lications Board, Who's Who in American Colleges, Pi Upsilon Gamma, vicefpresident. WAKELAND, GERARD EDWARD Major: Psychology WALKER, DAVID L, Major: Psychology Chapel Choir, Handel Oratorio Society, Band, Inter' Fraternity Council, Gamma Alpha Beta, secretary, vicefpresident, president. WALLIN, LOU A. Major: Pre-Medicine WARD, ROBERT E. Major: Christianity Foreign Missionary Society, L.S.A., Phalanx, Debate. WEBER, HELEN DOROTHY Major: Muisc Sigma Delta Gamma: Chapel Choir, Handel Oratorio Society. WEISS, DONN E. Major: Music Education Alpha Psi Omega, F.T.A., Madrigal Singers, Sigma Mu Alpha, Plays, Our Town, Choir, Handel Oratorio Society, music chairman and chairman of executive committee for Illusions of Grandeur, Rho Nu Delta vicefpresident. WENDEI., EARL J. Major: Business Administration Gamma Alpha Beta. WETTELAND, JEAN Major: Sociology W.A.A., Alpha Psi Omega, Foss History Club, Cos' mopolitan Club, L.S.A., Handel Oratorio Society, Kappa Epsilon Nu. WICKSTROM, BERNARD Major: English Writers' Club, Alpha Delta, president, Saga, editorial board, Observer, reporter, sports editor, copy editor, Sports Correspondent, Phi Omega Phi, secretary, vice' president. WIECKHORST, HELEN MAE Major: Education F.T.A., Toppers, Three Times Seven Club. WILBUR, HELENE M. Major: Music Organ Club. WILLETT, BARBARA J. Major: English PanfAmerican Club, W.A.A., F.T.A., Chi Omega Gamma. WILLIAMS, MALLIE M. Major: Music Orchestra, Band. WIMMER, GEORGE R. 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I. 6-0321 ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS QUALITY NEVER GOES OUT OE STYLE MOSENFELDER AND SONS Kuppenheirner Botany Clothes Eagle Stetson Hats Arrow Shirts 1709 2nd Avenue Rock Island, Illinois 3 - --Y- Malcolm I ewelers 1507 5th Avenue Moline Records Radios Sheet Music Everything for the Musician e HULTQUIST MUSIC SERVICE Mail Orders Promptly Filled Compliments ot Foley and Tay1or's ' Diamonds and Watches Silverware - China - Crystal Meats and Groceries Phone: Rock Island 6-3361 C' L osephson .mlm FIFTH AVENUE. If-UI-IKE 2 305 Oth Street Rock Island The Mark of Quality Since 1881 Looking for the Latest --and the Best Read THE ARGUS for Complete Cove g f International, Nati 1 and local n s! Favorite C l mnists! Sports News! The whole family enjoys THE ARGUS 716-arm' Oldeaz Wewcpapm Y888KP58QfP 4Pgg4P f.P ' D DQ88?OWOQ885OQEOQ8854D98882OQ88EOi8882OQCX88824P3888S4 Schulmerich does it again! Introduces NEW Instruments at low Pfl2'85., by the creators of The world renowned Carillonic Bells UNIT sm Does anything a 515,000 cast bell can do, yet it doesn't require a tower. Provides tolling or swing- ing bell. Anyone can install it- and play it. Also plays Carillonic Bell or standard records. Micro- phone can be attached. tlutlmztrn mac Auto-sm The most versatile fully automatic bell instrument ever made, Provides both swinging and tolling bells, with 24-hour program clock and auto- matic control. Ideal for liturgical use of fine bellrones. No tower required. I hom from ak 53950096 51240.00 ' complete complete Q i . I 4... 32C7l1llWl5l?0lllC TOWER 25 BELLS FOR ORGAld AND TOWER Th d The finest low price bell instrument R e Uljost Compft System me 9 with a full 25-note keyboard. Pro- fpro uces Peffctll' th? musk: duces harmonically-tuned bell 0 jour Ozlganci Caflllgmc Belllg carillon tones for the tower and an . stalfl at 'Ecol' S' C196 the oran. Organist needs no 'FMCG a OWS the Pfeammgmg special training. Complete control 0 Programs throughokuthdday ofvolumeand modulationispossi- Of Wee : I Ore ble regardless of organ volume- Econoflguca 'to a feature ordinary organ chimes .uy. t an any do not have. similar instru- ment. No tower is required. From 96 ..... P fm.. 5900.001 1 '1'-2't . ,.,. , complete if if' l at.. :llF.O.B. Sellersville, Pc. ' i ' ' '-'- 1-:.:.., 2' O Electronics, Inc.. SELLERSVILLE, PA. For informafion wrife Depf. AA-50 X5pQQ4xggQ9f QpQQQ5X DQQQQKMM' 542525294 A DQQDQQQQQA DQSSOESSSKXSZQQ4' DQ4DS'zQQQ4i EQOQQQSK DQSZQQT Congratulations, Graduates Ion Michel and lack Eggspuehler are shown discussing the latest in rnen's fashions from . . . 0 Second Avenue at 18th Street Rock Island Home of Hart Schaffner and Marx Clothes, Bos- tonian Shoes, ROCK ISLAND TYPEWRITER COMPANY Your Exclusive Royal Typewriter Representative Sales Service Rentals Supplies 314 20th St. Phone Rock Island 8-6231 Rock Island, Ill. A. M. BLOOD COMPANY OFFICE EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES DIVISION Phone Rock Island 8-4533 328-330 20th St. Rock Island, Illinois CONGRATULATIONS A FRIEND . AT YDUR SERVICE. DAY AND NIGHT . . . WITH DEPENDABLE, LDW-CDST CAS AND ELECTRICITY! h Around the clock, 365 days a year . . . Reddy 'KiloWatt, your electric servant is on the job in the home, making life easier, more comfortable V and more pleasant. In the factory, the store, the office and on the farm, too, this versatile helper has brought about a new concept of labor and time saving efficiency. The remarkable thing is that electricity is now available at the lowest price in history in spite of greatly increased Costs of providing it. And gas also is at your service -at equally small cost. IOWA-ILLINOIS GAS AND ELECTRIC CO. Compliments of REYNOLDS ENGINEERING When it's FLOWERS see us! THE GARDEN SHOPS Lee R. Davis Greenhouse - Carbon Cliff Fort Armstrong Hotel Corner Next to First National Bank Union Arcade I 1900 3rd Avenue, Rock Island 507 15th Street, Moline Davenport, Iowa CHANEZ CLEANERS CAMPUS AGENTS VIR RANDOLPH PAUL CORNELL FORT HOTEL Rock Island 8-1213 WELLS SHELL SERVICE COMPLETE LUBR1cAT1oN AND CAR WASHING 500- 38th Street Phone R. I. 6-9163 BONGGREN 'I'I-IE I EWELER 1530 - Sth AVENUE TELEPHONE MOL. 4411 MOLINE, 1I.LINOIS Courtesy of ESTERDAHIIS MORTUARY MoL1NE SCHEUERMAN and KEIVIPE Realtors Insurance General Contractors ROCK ISLAND ILLINOIS ECONOMY MOTOR SALES COMPANY I AUTHORIZED CHEVROLET DEALER W. N. ANDERSON TELEPHONE 6-7781 1818-1820-4f1-1 AVENUE H. L. MII.LETT ROCK ISLAND, ILL. compliments of . . ABRAHAM'S lll W. SECOND STREET DAVENPORT DON LYNN, DISTRIBUTOR lell-O Restaurant Blend Maxwell House Coffee Post Cereals Calumet Baking Powder 415 PERSHING AVENUE DAVENPORT. IOWA Smart college dressers prefer to shop at . . . THE SYNDICATE Complete Outfitters for Men and Boys 222 West Second Street Davenport. Iowa' Peerless Milk PRODUCTS CO. 1323 SECOND AVENUE PHONE R. 1. 8-5671 Rocx ISLAND, ILLHWOIS Our congratulations to the class of 1950 HOLLAND IEWELERS 513-515 Fifteenth Street Moline, Illinois THE PRESCRIPTION SHOP 1629 Fifth Avenue 0 Moline, Illinois R. I. Reimers R.Ph. Phone Moline 6400 7 7 ' Phone M. 1313 ' 410- 15th Street MOLINE, ILLINOIS BUSINESS SYSTEMS COMPANY Everything for the' Office TYPEWRITERS-ADDING MACHINES OFFICE EQUIPMENT and SUPPLIES DUPLICATORS and SUPPLIES 217 EIGHTEENTH STREET PHONE, R. I. 6-3309 ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS EVERYTHING FOR BUILDING Rock ISLAND LUMBER coMPANv WFYERHAFUSFR 81 DENKMIINN LUMBER YARD 2701 ' 5I'h Avenue IOI - Sixth Avenue ROCK ISLAND. ILLINOIS ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS V Phone 8-3491 Phone 6-7797 IVIELO-CREAM DO-NUT CO. Hifflciifn 1313 5th Avenue Moline. Illinois Phone Moline 679 Mo1ine's Do-Nut and Coiiee Shop Fountain Service and a Complete Line of Frozen Foods Makers of: Bread Do-nuts Cake Do-nuts Homemade Fudge Fine Footwear BOWMAN BROS. SHOE STORE 114 w. SECOND STREET DAVENPORT, 1owA DAVENPORT FISH COMPANY FISH - OYSTERS SEA FOODS 228 EAST THIRD STREET TELEPHONE 2-1775 EARL'S SKELLY SERVICE Hood Tires Accessories Skelly Batteries Your Campus Auto Club Dealer SKELLY BY THE RITZ ROCK ISLAND For Tasty Home Cooked Foods and Sandwiches Stop At CLIFF 'S SNACK BAR Corner East ot Ritz Theatre 3828 14th AVENUE ROCK ISLAND bilbuuettnzs X 1 if f ,X f H II New '5 QQ situ Q sax it xt W' . 'ES ' W' l W - XX' 'xi f 'si wgciwb wigtoai ct Swag L . gui KX WS cv KX 6' 'Aww 'fv'5'oXX X' oxtlcd Kc: KW WY ' . 9 C ,Xi 'mt -Pi' N Gi E 1-V xv QS .XY Klzwlv vqf, Coxvxax 1 'QC , I' Augustzlltal Lullvgv Elly twirtuv uf ttgv auttgm-ttg match init bg Qlgartvr anti nn rvrumznvtrhatiun of the Efarnltg tlqv Btwarh uf Direrturs of X3 Aixgustana Lfullegv has runfrrrrh tlgv hegrre uf t jlialrhvlutf nf Arts upon allege iplumas , If r ' 0 if f 1 :JO ly . . 4Z,4.,L,.X funrvwdf Z D , t M 13, amz ,ru..1l..1nnfmm.,1. g,,,,,,,, . -E i , gf S , ,,,, have much in common. Both are indications, outlines which do not reveal the depth of character and the intrinsic values of that Which they represent. But they both hold forth promise of a great potential. Augustana College congratulates its 1950 graduates for their capacity and determination which have enabled them to earn college diplomas. Such capacity and determination are reliable indications of the great contribution Augie graduates of 1950 can make to society. 1 BEST WISHES T0 YGU AND YCDUR ALMA MATEE FOR A SUCCESSFUL FUTURE OF EVER EXPANDING I-ICDRIZONS. Augustana Book Concem Davenport, Iowa Q5 V. ..t-N ,W ff' AMERICANS ARE BORN RICII Americans are born with a wealth that money can't buy. No matter whether we are reared in mansions or log cabins, we inherit man's great- est treasure-the silver spoon of freedom! .Freedom is everywhere in America. Poor youngsters can and do become rich and famous men. Folks speak the truth as they see it because opinion is molded by the public rather than by politicians. Freedom of worship and freedom from fear are accepted as a matter of course in a country bossed by the people. Unfortunately, freedom isn't free. General Washington and his men made the down-pay- ment at Valley Forge and Yorktown. For almost two hundred years, brave men have met the installments with sweat and blood. But keeping our land free is no task for heroes alone-- Free- dom is everybody's job! You strengthen America and make it more productive by mastering your job and giving a few extra licks to your daily tasks. You show your faith in the American way when you take time to vote in local as well as national elections. You make democracy work when you respect your neighbor's right not only to disagree with you, but to have his say. Don't be content with flying the colors on Flag Day and parading on the Fourth of July- help to make our democracy a living, working reality 365 days of the year. We have inherited priceless freedomg as long as we keep it, the poorest of us is rich! TI-IE PLACE TO GO FOR BRANDS YOU KNOW KUPPENHEIMER VARSITY TOWN CLIPPER CRAFT PALM BEACH STETSON ARROW VAN HEUSEN CATALINA 51 CALIFORNIA SPORTSWEAR MUNSING WEAR IVIAYER 8c JOHNSON ALLEN EDMONDS Moline's Outstanding Men's Clothing Store MILLER - PIEHL INC. AUTHORIZED LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALER In Used Cars A Better Deal Ar Mille1fPiel1l 526 - 20th STREET Q ROCK ISLAND ROBINDER - IEWELER WATCH REPAIRING - IEWELRY - WATCHES -- RINGS - CLOCKS WALLACE R. ROBINDER 1727 FIFTH AVENUE CERTIFIED MASTER WATCH MAKER PHONE MOLINE 8594 -ACROSS FROM YMCA ROCK ISLAND PRESCRIPTION SHOP 210 18th STREET Phone R. L 8-5743 ROCK ISLAND R. I. Stock, R. Ph. C. O. Larson, R. Ph. ROCK ISLAND SAND AND GRAVEL COMPANY 118 20th Street Green Lakes Plant Rock Island Andalusia Road Phone: R. I. 6-4481 Milan 82 A Q 'u fx A NE .Q W w T.. 5 wh- 9 T ' A, ,W ir, WS: r E x .1 A1551 - ,7 TE1-CITIES LEADING ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR LEITHNER 84 WEISHAR Ph Rock Island 6-2619 223 18th Street ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS Ph Monne 1510 418 16th sneer MOLINE, ILLINOIS 3 TOM THUMB SODAS GOLDEN GRAHAMS 5-MmUTE mi:AnnNi MACRONETS 1: izimzisfn cu. ESZASSISEEZS DAVENPORT, IOWA K-FN , 919 THANKS AND BEST WISHES 'ff SPUDNUT SHOP 4011 -7th AVENUE R. I. 6-8217 Tell Your Story With PHOTOGRAPHS Senior Portraits By EDWARDS STUDIO 3704 I4+h Avenue R.l. 6-ZI33 -- -A H 4 W7 ,Y A fwmzwzmwwhmwmmzwmpwm uwpoaupwmnwemfdauwgzam. M. L. PARKER CO. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OE '50 YDEEN'S MEN'S WEAR 13th Street and 5th Avenue Moline LINE'S MOST MODERN MEN'S STORE 207 18ih 1. 609 5 h A QW M 1 . I Compliments of DIAMONDS WATCHES CHINA Q YXIXQAAQ IEWELRY SILVERWARE CRYSTAL Quality cmd Service o Tradition Second Avenue Phone 6-3391 Rock Island Okey, Capitol, Columbia cmd Decco Records HARRIS MUSIC HOUSE 310 20th Street Phone Rock Island 8-2117 KRAL MOTORS INC. FORD FORD TRUCKS Used Cors cmd Trucks Bought cmd Sold Phone Moline S07 MOLINE. ILLINOIS 1122 Fifth Avenue Kent Shoe Store 2,11 Schwenker 8: Mouqin, Inc. fvlfilffh Skeet Nationally Advertised Watches-Diamonds - Silverwore omcl Iewelry on Credit At No Extra Cost. WATCH BUY WITH , CONFIDENCE AND Quality Iewelers YOUR IEWELRY 1828 Second Avenue SATISFACTION REPAIRING Rock Island, Illinois GUARANTEED AMATO'S SHOE REBUILDERS WE USE ONLY FINEST QUALITY MATERIALS SPECIALIZE IN INVISIBLE SOLING WORK DONE WHILE YOU WAIT 1338 - 38th STREET R. I. S-8017 PROP. DOMENIC AMATO ZLLQL fn. GREEN MARKED COAL 319 - 16th STREET Phone Moline 47 MOLINE, ILLINOIS IT'S YOUR CAEETERIA S T u ' u RECREATION LOUNGES READING ROOM FREELAND SPORT CENTER Complete outfitters for every sport-including the hunter and fisherman Complete gun supply cmd repair Outboard Motors - Golf - Tennis - Skates - Ice and Roller Sports Clothes ond All Athletic Shoes 3737 Fourteenth Avenue Rock Island. Illinois Dimoclcfioulcl Eco. I QUALITY LUMBER AND MILL WORK aocx ISLAND Mo1.1N1: EAST MOLINE BETTENDORF The unique spirit of Augustana a lasting impression . . a living influence . . . an image lingering forever.

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