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

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1953 volume:

DON PLEASANTS Photography Edifnr MARGARET NELSON I'llol'ograplly Slaff ANN LUNIDQUIS'I' Photography Siaff G I II F REEMA N Phofography Sh!!! PAT IL'I'EN . Copy Edifor ADELE STONE Assistant Copy Editor DICK SWANSON Sports Editor DON KNUDSEN Nurses Ediior nos L. Aubnsou , Advertising Manager DON I E I G Adveriising Shlff ROALD FRYXELL Advertising Stuff I953 .ROCKE'I'Y-l AUGUSTANA COLLEGE R CK ISLAND. ILLINOIS O SYLVIA BENGTSON ' EDITOR C. DAVID HAUSER ausmsss MANAGER IL is fmjsn-d. Another Anrnthur ymr has .511 the s uenm of future, presenl, inm Klu- past. Anolhvr ymrlmuk has IJPEU cmnplelml whiul holds the key In a yrur of your life LIL Aui' this 11L ri'mind you nl tlu: ideals yuu haw. 50L work you hzw' :c, mill fun ynu haw: had. ll is over us a Chapter in tinw, lrul will nnvnr be over in your life, for il is now a part of yuu. CAMPUS LIFE 6 I 8 Memories 20 Queens CLASSICS Q 22 : 2'11 Craduales 4-2 Juniors 46 Sophomores 50 Frcshmnn SPORTS 54- 56 Football 61 Wrestling 62 Basketball 65 Swimming , 68 Track 70 Minor Sports 72 Cheerleaders 73 Womenas Sporls C R E EK S 76 78 Sororities i , 9-1- Fraternities FINE ARTS 110 112 Dramatics g 118 CucsL Artisls 12D Forensics 122 Creative Writing . 123 Music : 128 Synchronized Swimming ACTIVITIES E 132 . 1341 Student Government : 138 Amphitheater 1 MO Communications ORGANIZATIONS 1 1 1416 141-8 Honorary 1 150 Governing Councils 1 151 Religious Groups : 159 Departmental Clubs FACULTY 1 176 178 Administration 179 Facully and Buildings NURSES 186 188 Faculty 1911 Graduates 1 193 Intermediates 194- Juniors ' 196 Activilics 198 Pledge ADVJ'TRTISINC 210 RECOLLECTION Is it not a universal expericnrx- to feel a certain wistfulness as one looks tltruuglt Llir pages of an old album 01' year book? Diul I luck that way 0mm, we must to ourselves, as we see a picture oi years ago? i wonder where this or that companion of tliosv days now is, Wt! say. And occasionally wr note with instinctive. mgmt the name of sum? one now gone. But meanwhile the book takes on now meaning. It recalls to us a season of life which once was ours. Now it is a key to unlock :1 whale siorehuuse 0i mcmorivs. 30, I predict, this annual will be prized the more as years go on. When in coming days, and they need not be fur in the future, we open these pages again a magic spell will fall upon 1.154 We will live again days of youth. College events will come back to us and at host of friends will throng around us. We will wander again up the slopes and through the ravines of the Augustana campus. Once more we will sit in familiar class-rooms and he participants in a multitude of college ac- tivities. We will relive one of lifegs most pleasant and fruitful seasonSwour college years, In vain we will wish them back again. But we will thrill again with gratitude that this was a part 01 our lifel 7 CONRAD BERGENUDFF CAMPUS LIFE Whether its ustudying on seminary hill, watching the slough grow from swamp land in grass land, or jusl plain living; therer nothing like Spring at Augie. For seniors ifs a lime for pleasant nostalgia, reliving past happy days and wondering what the cold, old world holds in store. For those whozll be around campus anolher year or two or three, ifs a time for pleasant agony the urge to throw all the books in the Mississippi versus a conscience which : says, You ve got 10 study?! The moral of this story is: Delft be like. - the studious ensemble in the picture 10 the right. Thty couidrfl resisl temptation and ended up retaking Swedish in summer school. Mmmmm SPRING BOY-- AT AUGIE Hwk, I'm not. WUI'I'iPIIi m: Icsl 40-? last Wonk. Football time U.S.A. and all Augiek down at the stadium for the first WOC-TV telecast OI a local football game. All Augie, that is, in- cluding Woody, Gene, and Russ, who sat in this from raw hoping the camera would catch their handsome profiles and delight all the beautiful damseIs watching the game via Hey, Woody, lnok al that: those dirty Bluclmys gave us the shaft. their T-V sets. When Augie whitewashed ZENISON THE FIELD the Illinois Bluebuys, 32-0, the trio got so vx- cited the T-V cameras and any home-vicwvrs might just as wall have been on now. com'nn fellows, you've gel. the ball, run with it. the moon, hut oh, man, whul a gamv. J'IN lake It easy. Woody. HEH nervr mllI-II than pass. 10 The big Homecoming oi the year was the candle-lightcd, streamer-decked one in the gym complete with Royalty Dottie and Jack. Bul Augie life is full of homecoming i and 19am:- lakings. Therei; leaving for the lib at night with an arm full of books and coming home with a head full of newly acquired knowledge; or coming home with a head full of memories of a Wonderful dance or party and an arm linked with Saturday nighfs date. After four years 111:: Rock Island train depot becomes a secund home to more than a. few Augie seniors. A chug, a whistle, and the sound of steel wheels turning on iron tracks means Grab your luggage, we,re 0K again? for Christmas or summer vacation and a. gala homecoming with the folks. WE'LL PRAISE R E H G N 5 OUR DAYS I- L A H G U 0 R H .I WE LIVE AND Who can say where we gain most at Augie -through living with others or learning in class, Perhaps ifs the combination of living and learning that makes Augie the place weTc so fond of, so reluctant to leave. Coughing up a dime to make a Saturday night date; trying to keep from getting as wet as the clothes on that aged, International washday, Blue Mondayf! lying on an apron in the dining hall and dishing out just four beans to everybody in line; opening packages from home; gossiping in the hall at Old Main; eating, laughing and getting to know everyone; ifs all a part of life at Augie, as much a part of living and as much a part oi learning, as geography or Sweclish or English lit. 14 LEARN 1.14. ,V e , 5 . . L an i . 2.5 mm b I; ?w...3 ugh. , 3:21 . ..i .. t . 3.3, 1+ ... , . n. . C I 1' a .W le . Iw u m, w .J, 3 a. .35.; 3. 15 AUGIE FRIENDSHIP FAIR Bali? and Belsln'ur Nijin will ht' Allguslunuys Jl'l'USElIFlU guests nml yvm because uhi 110? we surv had a fair. AugiNs gym was hrighlrr, nnisic-x and more gaudy than 1119 mid-wuy of any profussionul carnival 01' fuh am? the best part was thuL 11w. moncy spent dirllfl go inln u concrssio owurrgs pockrl, but went l0 supporl 11 good Cuusv. Fair chairman and cornmillov mumlu-rs arrangvd lo slm'l DH 1110 gal night with a barbeque supper in the gym--jusl to make sure all Iai goers had Ilml. knnlr'Jlted feeling. Energetic auctioneer Pal Larso knocknd down the. siage backdrop, bul 5hr, and coherL Kvnny Larson bli succeeded in bringing in a pot of gold u: add to lhn Fair's scholarship fund. Lust ycafs friendliest couple pru- senled Lois Rasmussen and Pat Schneider with their Mr. and Mrs. Friendship trophies. Nan and Dirk WE'RE 'THE FAIR Luis and Pat . . the hPhi Rho hnost beautifun Jubilee complete with parasols and ILP-f pickininny. damn: . . Kan you top this? Bottoms up, Tom. . . . Be careful, I only get ten miles a gallon. Jug glugs while Keys squeeze. . . . Willi. Fryx. wherefs your 1D? Augieiles dnwn root beer at Speeds prize winning Vander Inn. . . . Kenny and associates play music with a southern drawl. Dick looks on WAUG style. . . . The Barber of Seville. Din Bergendc-E cuts up at Dozfs Erst prize uclip joint. . . . Daddy, dig 1119.5: crazy B-Fs E05 cuniuse young patron. . . . beauty and horror combined in another prize winner, uLe Pup Bastille.n FOR HALLS REVERED AND FRIENDS SECURED . . . What were the three best memories of your life this coliege year? For some of us theyili be special, almost sacred, memories like a wedding day in the seminary chapel with flowers and candles and Lohengrin; or maybe walking across campus on graduation day and knowing that the happy-go-lucky days, the student days, are really over, But many of us will just remember little things like going to a Saturday night movie with a favorite date, or gaming 3 liftn over the snow so the bottom of a now formal wonit get spoiled-liltle things that add up logelher and make Augie the place we like so much. FUN, FORTUNE, FAITH, LOVE, LAUGHTER: LIFE 20 E ,- MARQARET mmmy'u 20-H ZOlOO , i w JOEY SAF 70m; Bill Prineeu .n'd omnpics Queen . 1 . , CLASSES .. - .-1.. - SENIOR CLASS 1953 Senior offlcers include Dottie Johnson, viuerpresident; Barbara Ccnover, secretary; Greta Apple- ton, lrensurer; and Bill Johnson, president; DALE BARAKS DAVID BAXTER CHARLES BECKINGHAM WILLIAM BENSON Coal Valley. Illinois Chicago, Illinois Muline, Illinois Sioux City, Iowa VIVIAN BERCSRUD ALAN BLOCH RUSSELL BONNE MARILYN BURDEN Chicago, Illinm's Rock Island. Illinois Santa Bnrbarm California Rot'kfonl, Illinois AQ Q dz RICHARD ALBERDING CAROLYN ALMER ARNOLD ANDERSON GLORIA ANDERSON Elgin, Illinois Berwyn, Illinois Moline, Illinois Underhilf, Wisconsin HELEN ANDERSON JOHN W. ANDERSON GRETA AFPLETUN ABRAHAM BAKER Malina, Illinois Tammy. New Jersey Wenona. Illinois Rock Island, minds 'a- TONI BERGREN Mediapnlis, Iowa DONALD BHONKEMA Muiine, Illinnis KENNETH BRUNDAGE Chicago, Illinois PAUL CARLSON Erie, Illinois DAVID L. DUNN Davenport, Iowa 'l BEVERLY FRANKENBERG Rockford, Illinois CHARLES BUS-SE KENNETH CARSEN DONALD E. CARLSON JOANNE CARLSON Chicago, lIIinois Molina, Illinois Jamestown. New York Cambridge, Illinois ROBERT CHAFFIN SAMUEL COLLINS BARBARA CONOVER PATRICIA COREY Kansas City, Migouri Rock Island, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Dnvenporlj Iowa GILES C. EKOLA J'OYCE ELLISON MARTIN FERM VERNON FORSBERG Rock Island, Illinois Rock Island, Illinois Vienna. Austria Molina. Illinois. ROHERT FREDERICKSON JOHN FRYXELL MARTIN GARLAND MARTIN H. GEIKEN Sioux CiLy, Iowa Rock Island, Illinois Rock Island, Illinois Davcnyon, Iowa ROBERT GIPPERT Ruck Island, Illinois L Xi; '3 ROBERT HALL Chicago, Illinois ENJOY YOURSELF--IT'S NO T AUGIE, IN FACT, IT S IN THI WILLARD HEDBERC Davenport, Iowa GRANT HEUER ROBERT HILL JUDITH HOLMCRHN RUTH HOLMSTROM Manlius, Illinois Moline, IIIhwis Chicago, Illinois Jolicl, Illinois . , ' RICHARD GLYNN ROBERT GRIFFIN CARL CUSTAFSON Rock Island, Illinois Juliet, Illinois Funk, Nebraska JAMES HAKTICAN RICHARD HARVEY C. DAVID HAUSER Wale : Springs, Illinois Loves Park, Illinois Rock Island, Illinois RICKAT ECARDS JOHN HENDREN JOYCE HENNEMAN GEORGE HENNINC Rock Island, Illinois Rock Island, Illinois Rock Island, Illinois LLOYD HUFF GARTH HULL JOANNE IMM ROBERT JENNINGS Bronkfield. Illinois lake City, Minnesota OgIesby, Illinois Whitehall, Michigan ARDIS JOHNSON ARTHUR JOHNSON DONALD JOHNSON DORIS JOHNSON Hepburn. Iowa Molina, Illinois Oak Park, Illinois Vurnu, llluwis ! I I :1 i EARL S. JOHNSON EVELYN JOHNSON JEROME JOHNSON KEITH JOHNSON 1' Balavia, Illinois Dngus Mines, Pennsylvania Jalnesluwn. New York Part Byron, Illinois NIHI. JOHNSON Duvcnparl, 1mm EUGENE KHI'II'S Rm'k Inland. Wirmis UUHOTHY JOHNSON Oak Park, Illinois NANCY L. JOHNSON Molina, Illinois NHCHAHH JOHNSON Hmkharll, Illnmis DUN KKUCH Dllmlm, Nx-I-ruxku VERNA JOHNSON Duwnpam. 1mm OILH-l MAE LANIIEN Malina Illinois: STUDY RELAXED VAYNE JOHNSON Molina. Illinois KENNETH LA RSON Chirago, Illinois WILLI 1AM H.10HNSON Rmkford Illinois PATRICEA LARSON Jamrsumn, Nrw York TED LARSON COSTA DAHLMAN EVELYN LINDROTH JOAN LTNQUIS-T chldord, Illinois Hagezsten, Sweden Eimhursl, Illinois Ruckford, Illinoxs ; ' ZOE LOFCREN Rock Island, Illinois ' .- GRACE LUNDEEN Milm,Minneso:a TIME OUT FOR GODFREY AT STU'U RUTH LUNDQUIST ESTHER MADSEN ROBERT MAHL DONNA M ULLEN Saint Paul, Minnesota Providence. Rhoda Island Newton, Iowa Boulder, Lolarndn ROBERT MC WILLIAMS Moline, Illinois JAMES MILLER Molina. Illinois LEONARD MAIER Lincolnwood, Illinois WILLIAM NE LSON Pekin, Illinois W'ILLIAM MANCELSDORF Rock Island. Illinois LEONARD NELSON Anuronda. Mantuna DAVID MILLER hm rnparl, 1mm JOHN NORDOUIS'I' Chicagn. Illinois IT TOOK SMELLING SALTS, SANDWICHES; BUT RED CROSS GOT BL! 4: PAUL NUSSLE Chicago, Illinois JOANN OLANIJER Rockford, Illinois CURT OSTHOM Runkford. Illinois JERRY OSTROWSKI Chiragn, Illinoi: h BETSY PALM JOHN PAULSON HOWARD PEARSON Ludingmn, Michigan Portland, Oregon Elgin, Illinois mg, ,:;?i IRENE PEARSON RUTH PEARSON RICHARD PEDERSON Chicago, Illinois Hoxsie, Rhode Island Davenport, Iowa BARBARA PETERSON MELBERT PETERSON WAYNE PETERSON Tiskulwa. Illinois Molina, Illinuis Rm-k Island, Iliinois CURT PIERSON MERLE PRINZ ROBERT PROTEAU Molina, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Evergreen Park, Illinois LOIS RASXIUSSEN AGNES RAVNHOLT Chicagm Illinois Chicago, Illinuis EDWIN RYDEN SOPHIE SARA Rov-k Island. Illinois SL Speridunus Cunvenl, Jerusalem FREDERICK SCHMIDT BETTY SCHULZ Menominee. Michigan Chicago, Illinois WALTER SODERSTROM PATRICIA SPEARS Hollywood, Illinnis: Chicago, Illinois CHARLENE HILL RENNER ROBERT ROD Walnut, Illinois Waverly, Iowa '9. .' ?n I CHARLES SAEBATH LLOYD SCHMALTZ Muscatine, Iowa DaVCnport. Iowa A. x is x JAMES SCOTT GEORGE SINKLER Molina, Illinois ML. Pleasant, South Carolina ELWOOD STARR ANN STONEBERG Kenosha. Wisconsin Itasu, Illinois MARGRETA STROM Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania DAVID SWANSON Ffinl, Michigan MIRIAM SWANSON Chicago, Illinois BEVERLY TREVILLYAN Molina. Illinois BEATRICE SWANSON Lemunl, Illinois JACK SWANSON Ollumwa, Iowa LOUISE TAYLOR Chicago, Illinois LOUIS TRESSELT Chicago, lliinnis 3' DEAR: DAVE? LETTERS ARE HERE 1'0 STAY w 2f 445 ' l 274 ARNOLD ULNER GLADYS VOETMANN Molina, Illinois Gmeuinger. Iowa: RUTH VOHPAHL MARIAN WAGNER RALPH WALEERC BEVERLY WARNER Hobart, Indiana Davenport. Iowa Lincolnwood. Illinois Molina, Illinois CAROL WENDELL ALVIN WESTMAN J Chicago. Illinois Menomineg. Mirhigan MARCUERITE WIBERG WALTER WIBORG Dallas. Texas Molina, Illinois PAUL WILKINS WILLIAM WINTERS Hark Island. Illinois Rm-k Island, Illinois MELICEN'I' WHTTM AN J MIK WYETH Alexis. Illinois J'Iiuclslmrn, lHirllJiS HOME CUT HAIR CUTS SAVE; NO BOWLS AT ANDREEN 1 ?le ZEMBOWER CreI-usimrg, Pennsylvania. JOHN BENSON Aurora, Illinois 1K JOHN WITHERSPOON Molina, Illinois L CLARENCE WITTENSTROM Elgin. illinois 1, FRANK WRIGHT East Moline, Illinois HAZEL C. ROE DAVID SANDQUIST Rovk Island. Illinnis Galesburg, Illinois Junior oHiuis: Luther Lindberg, prusidcnl: Stu Lundalll. x'iuerpresidenl: Marilyn Swanson, sm-retury; Nancy Drake, Imam: rcr h k v Seuzed: Doris Fredrickson, Iacy Dierksen, Pal Fiedler, Donna Cord. Nancy Drake, Ed che. Roy Davidson, Marilynne Ericson. Standing: Gib Freeman, Carol Faulslich. Anna Economua Dean Christ ensen. Barbara Deters, David Faulkner, Janina Carlson, Maren Evans. JUNIORS GATHER UNDER THE TREES 3t? Rnw !. sim'ng: Haul Mueller, chgy Johnson, Norviu Lana, Earle McBride. Rim; 2: Barbara IVL Juhnsun. Audrey Jnhnson, Ruby Mansfield, Carol Johanrxsnn, Ilium: O'Ncai. Luis Milton, Lnurenc Johnson. Nanny Long, Vandy Lundeen, jean Maddox. Raw 3: Clarente Johnson. Bruce Magnuson. Tum Johnslom Dun MillerV Smart Lundahl, Tula Kullrs, Foreground, sitting: Dick Swanson. Pat Tarman. Left to rigm: Gar Williams. Jack Wagner, Marcia Tengwall, Lois Thulin. Joan Walthsr. Ruth Weslerherg, Carolyn Wahlgren, Ken Tillman, Don Guslalson, Virgil Wallen. Sitting: Elmer Holmgran, Patricia. Fogarly. Standing: David Hasselquisl, James Hanson, Carole Sahlin, Elton Ehtn. BUSY JUNIORS PAUSE AND I arm - 1?. Row 1': Damn: Brenslrcm, Reginald Belyea, Margery m: 955 Bruning Raw 2; Miriam Anderson, Doris Anderson, Virginia Benander, Grace Arr dcrson. Raw 3: Robert L. Anderson. Wayne Bartley, Warren Thummel, Rasemaire Buchurcr, Rolland Carlson. Row 4: John I. Anderson, Russell Bolm. Sitting; Kenneih Suess. Slandfng: Richard Soderslmm, Leonard Smith, Louisa Shumnker, Huwavc! Peterson. Sophomorc officers, 191: to right: Iranne Sicfkcn, serrei Iary: Jane: Reedquist. n'cw president: Don Rum, pussi- dsm: Mary. erson. trrasurer. Left to right: 1501: Molina, Rabi? Nnrdstrom, Junkiu 131111. Dick Lynns, Barbara Palmer. Louis: Neal, Marg Nelson, Nancy Olson. Doris Lnrimnr, Jamel Mumw, Don Lundquisl, Blair MiNs. Uppcr landing: Lannuu Martin, Pam Nordgren. Row 1: I'Ianc l'uwis. Dorothy Pokl'njnck. Alien: Samson. Row 2: Dunnld Punlsen. Pnlririn SL-hmirll, Jnym Pnlrrson, lloriul Roscnlyluom, R inhunl Peterson. Raw 1: Bob Berry. Ralph DeMom, Bonnie Bcrquist. Puss Duhsc. Tom Church, Ted Blaser. Chris Dcrona. Row 2: Don Anderson, Cilman Clark. Be? Hnrm, Lois Braulcnf. Nanry Donncnworzh, Liz Doonan. Nima Copeland, Greta Anderson. Raw 3.- Stuarl LcIslein, George A rhnugh. Row 1: Donna Hixsun, Joanne Fude. Raw 2: Luis Hawk, George Erickson, Ioim Erickson, Kay Eula, Nancy Eng- strum. Row 3: Tom Evenson, Dick Hemmiln, Marjcnn Hcgg, Marg Hinricllsen, Luis Hudlin. SOPHOMORES SMILE FOR ROCKETY-I CAMERA Row 1: Novella Ladehali, Jeannine Juhnsm, Mary Lou Johnson, Lyn Johnson, Audrey Lassi, Joyce Lehermann, Ann Johnson. Row 2: Hnwic Johnson, Jerry Anderson, Corliss Holmes. Hugh John- son, Karl Ijams, Don Knudsen, Jim Horslmzmn, Carl Lindllerg. Foreground: Peter Vagcnas, Gary W'hilsun. Raw 1: Eleanor Tannus, Lois Wilson, Phyllis Peterson, Jeanne Siciken, Janet Reed- quisL Row 2: Donna Winters, Names Young, Mary Bausch, Nancy Shatter, Richard Vaigls. Row 3: Marilyn Spangler, Dorothy Wells, John W'angelin, Ed Sward, Everen Swanson Row 1': Phyllis Huh, J'nanne Lind- quist. Shirley Kalberg, Bob Olson, Edith Rubens, Lois Kemp; Raw 2: Bill Tulander, Bob Lindburg, Max Kirkeberg, John Flynn. James Meyers. In arclz: Edward Dwyer, Ralph Powers. u at- .h L. L: : J . I Frvshmrn oHErrrs: Dinnr' .lnlmson, serrelary: Tori Jnhn-zon. prr-sidcnt: Peggy SI'OU. Irms- urr-r: Jlon Hcrg. vire-presidenl. Scared. Icfl: Jerry Pmrscm F Ion, Jack Orr. S'umdz'ng: Hun ery, Slmran Pierre. Janet Olson. Duanp 1mm 'I'Iwu Olixirn Rix'llard Pinrv-x Elmrlrs Pv-trmon. Jnunne .luu-olysnn. Bnl: Rrum. .lanirr Parmrnticn Lois Rerd. Mnr'llyn Pulmquin. June Sit-klrr, Km Peterson ,Il'anrlll: Nan. Arlun Ropp. Humml, right: Elme- Srhicrnwr. Peggy Semi, Hargit Ulauult-J'. Anne Sienkm'. Carol Huuw-h Rulh Rngmmu. Paul Vnrlm'. Raw 1: Bill Simpson, Fred Slrinler. Nnrm Soderslrom. Duane Suydmn, Doris Simpsnn, Cuvyl SumuElson. Myron Snr dn. Raw 2: Ralph Slang. Annamar- St-ntl. Sharon Rylumlrr, 'l'onl Sulnr. lJm-nlily Sx-lkm Nldyre Svhili Raw 5i: John Sevdqu Curt Slmto. Louisa Hen- hanL Nancy Russrll. Darlrnr Peel. Raw - !: Jnnr Swanson, Susan Smrrk. Rogcr Knaark, Ronald Sidney, Tom Studt. John Ridden. Maryann? Nnrnmn. Muri- lyn Su'unsnn, Mary StowurL v Sealed: Carol Anderson, George Anderson. Kenneth Anderson. Don Berg. Ron Anderson. Raw 1. slanding: Kathryn Andersom Kulluerine Bloz-k. Cordon Bcguhn, Marilyn Anderson. Barbara Buynton, Donna Andersork :Unvis Aronsnn, Faye Asquilll, Miriam Benlon. Run; '2: Jim Buehnk. Fred Harkhaualon Brouvvr. Allan Alldrt'Nfll. Dirk Renslsen Jvar Bell. Wessel Bmgunn. 300 FRESHMEN OUTNUMBER UPPERCLASSMEN Row 1': Keith Engquisl Adele Cress, Carol Gustafson, Mary- Lnn Hull. Mildred Halverson, Shirley Hurd- ing. Raw 2: Mildred Hjerlsledl, JoAnn I'Iackcu, Bonnie Hegg, Juanita Henley, Barbara Hull, Harry Euklund, Kay Hoist. Ben Jacobson, jim Hogan. Row J: Richard Martin, James Nc1snn. Richard Mauve, Frank Newton. thcrinE Miller, Martha Mnyhcw. June: Olson. Rqu: Kenneth Maier, Jack Orr, Forbes Nelson. Sandra McGavock. Row 3: Arno Mueller. Robert MbEil. Row 1': Carolyn Whilcomh. Nancy Wolfe, Junnn Swed- herg, Orlcy White, Catherine Wood. Alma Thuruu, Luis Weber. Raw 2: Roald Fryxell, Sharnn Taonr. Rnbcna Thumas, Harhara Trainer, Nancy Thummel, Marilyn Venell, Clifford Wood, Lorrie Wagner, Rulfe Webeking, Jackie Thorn. Louise Anderi 5011. Row 1: Camlyn Lehman, Ann ,l'ohnmn, Ted Enhnson. Joan Larkin. Joyce Lee, Carol luhnson. Dorothy Johnson. Helen Johnson, Doreen LnMarc, Barbara Kaye Johnsnn. Row 2: Bill Johnson. Helen Larson, Carol Landis, Ken J'ohnsun, Pal Carlsun, Mm: Johnson, Janice Kuslcr. Everelt Lear, Alyce Kcngla. Eleanor Knou. Seated: Terry nah . Dirk Elliott Janice Erirkson, Caryl FjerrF, Lew Gilhen, Duris Graham. Carnl Foster. Standing.- Cloris Ellisun. Nanry Davis. Diane Erklund, Judy Engstrom, Dunna Forhlrum. Janet Goode- nmr, Dan Dryden. ATHLETICS Captain Jerry Schiller and Coach Vince Lundeun BiLl Benson -- , , 3m: ' .- 3 . ,A AA;- LUNDEEN AND SCHILLER Bah Palmer Wally Suderslmm Albert Bloch DIRECT SQUAD Monmoutlfs seasoned team and Ray Brooks proved too much for Augie15 Vikings in the season curtain raiser. The next week revealeci a different story. The Vikiug's hghting spirit was carried via television into the homes of thousands as they trampled Illinois College, 32-0. Seehsawing back and forth, the Augie gridders suf- fered a heavy blow at the hanc'is of the tough Wheaten Crusader, 47-6, but again, the same comeback desire proved itself as Augie dropped a favored North Central team, 26-18. The following battle saw Augie at the bottom of a genuine brawl1 losing to Carthage, 33-13. One last effort to hit the win column pulled the Vikings aver Elmhurst 14 6- The 593501115 31059 dealt Ferris Hayes 1 Dick Johnson Augustanws Vikings lwo defeats one 10 CurneU, 141-13, and lhc flnale to Illinois Wesleyan, 13-7. Auguslana t l I Auguslana 32 Augusluna 6 Auguslana 26 Augustana 13 Augustana 1-! Augusiana 13 Augusluna M Swansnn Monmoulh Illinois College Wheaten North Central Carthage Elmhurst Cornell Illinois Wesleyan AND our or ACTION 13315111111 Bob Prolcnu Hill Milton Augifs win-lnss rccard was not the greatest in gridiron history. Hawvver, compensation was found in thc recognition given three outstanding Vikings. Jack Whan, leading conference pass-receiver, Bill Benson, leading conference ground-gainer and scorer, and Jerry Schiller were named to the Little Nine AlI-Conierence team. 15 Ihis sent taken ?' Row J': LeRny Brissman,.Cl'Lnl Schryver, Dave Baxter, Bob Proteau, Wally Soderstmm. Jerry Schiller. Bill Bcnsnn. Dirk Johnson, Chuck Busse. Huh Wallhem. Vince Lundcen. Raw 2: Cheslcr Peterson. Dave Jonssun, Lew Gilbert, John Kmll, Bob Mfljus, Pete Storm, Fred McGiaughlin, Dave Exline, Dnn Runs, Forrie Hayes, Jack Wham. Row 3: Dan Knudsen, Jerry Olmsted, Bola Fclzner, Bill Johnsnn. Jim NclsonV Bob Larson. Jim Gilmore, Ken Cnok, Rollin Carlson, Bruce Engqujsl, Chris DeVona. Rum 4.- Ron Anderson, Al Block. Bill Mitten, Al Swanson, Dick Smiley, Chuck Peterson, Ken Tillman. Dan Remy, Hugh Juhnson, Paul Laurilzen, Burt Brownawnll. Right: Captain Bill Johnson and Coach Vince Lundeen. NOVICE GRAPPLERS SHOW PROMISE Experience was not a factor that the 1952-53 Viking wrestIing learn boasted. Only Captain Bill Johnson and Don Dykinga came through the season with laurcls to their credit. Both Johnson and Dykinga finished the year as Wheaten Invitational Champ- ions in their respective weight divisions. The seasorfs one mark on the victory board was made at the defeat of the University of Chicago. A fourth place mark in the Wheaten Invitational was somewhat of a consolation. Losses at the hands of Knox, Illinois Normal, Western State Teachers, Grinnell, Warlburg, Wheaten, and Navy Pier left the season with a dim complexion. Newly gained experience on the mat, plus the Augie desire to win should bring about different results for next yearas crew, headed by Captain-clect Car Williams. Row 1: Coach Vince Lundeen, Howie Peterson, Chris Devanna. George Coin, Captain Bill Johnson, Wassel Bengston, Don Dykinga, Car Williams. Manager Chester Petersom Row 2: Jack Gill. Farrell Mock. Gene Acuff, Jim Watkins. John W. Anderson. Al Swansnn. BASKETBALLuYEAR'S HI-LIGHTS Row 1: Coach Lenny Kailis, Dave Hopley, Bob Bryant, Bill Nelson, Bill Benson, Don RDOS, Manager Chet Petersen. Row 2: Manager Bruce Engquisl, Don Antler? son. Clyde Lundgren, Paul Laurilzcn, Garth Hull, Run Anderson, Ted Simpson. Augustansfs Viking cagn men moved into an extremely success- ful basketball season with seven straight wins, dispiaying linesse and a fighting desire to win self dam seen at Augustana. Headed by Lowering Paul Laurilzen, the Vikings rolled over Knox, Cornell, Crinnell, Carthage, Monmouth, Eimhursl, and North Central be- fore meeting the seasonis first disv aster at the hands of Lake Forest. The remainder of the season saw the Viking hoopslers defeat Illinois College, Elmhurst, Knox, Carthage, Cornell, and Monmouth. Hardly dimming the glory of a successful season, only four defeats marred the rest of the schedule. Millikiri7 Wheaten, Simpson, and Illinois Wesleyan. Paul Luuritzen wrote a full page of history into the sport annals oi Augustana. His one game scoring record of 4'3: season scoring :rec- ord of 360, his average of 20 points per game, his shooting per- centage of 51h, his freethrows for one game amounting to 217 and his number 01' ireethrows for the season amounting to 106 will un- doubtedly stand as marks for many future Vikings, to view with re- spect. Last, but hardly least, Paul was honored on the CC1 All Con- ference quintet, to complete one of Augustanais most successful seasons, AUGIE TANKSTERS POSE Capably led by Captain Dave Pearson, the Viking lankmcn completed a heavy schudulc against strong cnmpelilion. Losing;r to four outstanding teams, Grinnell, Illinois Wesleyan, Knox, and Norlh Central in dual meets: the watermnu still managed to sink Cornell, Monmouth. and Western Slate1 a comparative new comer to Augiek schedule. A fine Held of competitors in the Viking Olympics, consisting of Knox, Illinois Wesleyan, Monmouth, and Cornell yielded a hard earned second place 10 the Viking hosts, with Knox emerging as the winnerA The close of lhe season found Augustana commanding sec- ond place again, this time in the CC1 conference meet, losing out to powerful North Central. Dave Pearson, win- ner of all but one race throughout the season, he- grudgingly gave up that one to his previous victim, Jim Kalas of North Central, one of the CCPS finest speed strokers. Bill Johnson, Diver Row 1: Dan Dryden, John D. Carlson, Chuck Petersen, Bill Lundin. Row 2: Wayne Barllcy, Bill Johnson, Dave Pearson. Row 3: Arnie Ulnar, Karl Manson, George Erickson, Clarence Wittenstrom, Coach Le Roy Brissman. Captain Dave Pearson, Coach Le Roy Brissman An incomplete resume of the 1.953 season cannnl give a rosy picture of success. Cold weather, rain, and quirks of baseball fate combined lo girv Augie a rough year. However, no combination of mishaps is grvnl enough to rule But the determined spirit always found in Viking baseball. Computing against teams that boasted of spring training in the South, lhc Viking crew, despite lhe record, showing lossps to Monmouth, WIu-ukon, Illinois Wesleyan, and Knox, came through lo down North Central and Elmhurst, with Lukc Forvsl, Millikin, Monmouth, and Illinois Wesleyan yet to cope with. 9:wa Don Crosby, Bob Berry, Fred McGlaughlin. Dale Banks, captain and shortslop. Dave Haplcy, Bub Bryant. Don Paulsen, catcher; and Dick Alherding, second baseman. 1m 1 h - t; -- ' vnIu-n. . ,. L... 1 , Dick Alberding. Hcgg Johnson. Coach Lenny Kallis, Manager John Ryden. BASEBALL ENDURES TROUBLES Row 1: John Ryden, Manager; Rm Brounawell, Bob Bryant, Dale Baraks, Dick Albcrding. Bola Berry, Norm Suderstmm Don Paulsen. Raw 2: Km Maisr, Dam: Hopley, Hcgg Johnson, Don Crosby, Wally Soderslrom, Clyde Lundgrcn, Wayne Funk. Fred McClaugHin, Ken Tillman, , K T; I x I'M 1W -. +1.41: ?QWA 1'. 1 WW - Hurdles: Dan Jones '1? : Pole Vault: Forrie Hayes Pole Vault: Bill Johnson DiSCUS: Everel! Coettsrll Javelin: Ron Anderson Discus: Harry Ackchcrg BENSON HIGHLIGHTS TRACK I Usually a track and Held thmat against all competition. this yrafs Viking cinder learn was considerably held down because of incxpericnce throughout the ranks. Incxperience with Augiews Vikings, however, invariably means a bright future ahead. A partial record for the year shows Augic losing to Monmouth and Knox in thc Monmouth triangular, a defeat again at the hands of Monmouth, and a third place position in the Annual Viking Olympics, midwn;r hetwern Luther and Valparaiso on top, and Wartburg and Carthage on the bottom. Outstanding for the Vikings was Bill Benson, whose individual accomplishment of second place in the Drake Relay broad jump event climaxed the Viking track season. L511: Coach Vince Lundeen and Bill Benson. Bcluw: Raw 1': Sam Collins, Roald Fryxell. Ferric Hayes. Manager Chet Peterson. Jim Meyers, Ken Peterson. Bill Johnson. Raw 2: Coach Vina: Lundccn, Dan JonesJ Carl Hull, Ron AndersonV Jerry Anderson. Everett Goettsch, Bill Bensont Ed Ryden, A551. Conch Bah Walthers. Usually weak in golf, lhis yeafs Iiulemcn surprised the record books with two wins oul of the fu-sL lhrec matches tn be played. Anokhor Augustuna team with many newcomers, the Vikings under- slroked Monmuulh and Cornell, losing to Knox. Cornell and Knox 'wcre yet remaining cm 1116 schedule. GOLFERS BOAST FINE , ' RECOR D Ken Anderson Jim W'urizs, Ken Anderson, Conch Le Roy Brissman, Keith Engquisl Jim Wurbs, Ken Anderson, Ksith Engquisl NETMEN SHOW PROMISE Paul Lnurilzcn, number one man. Dink Moore and Dave Swanson. The pre-seasun crystal ball prophesied a rather cloudy yr-ar for Augleas nelmen. The Vikinga heavily loaded with new man, challenged this prediction with three victories out of the flrst six matches. Led by number one man Paul Lauritzen, the Vikings downed Monmnuth, Carncll, and Eimhurst, losing to Elmhurst, North Central, and Carthage. With Cornell and Knox yet to be played this season: Cnach Harry JohnsorFs crew shows great promise for the future. Paul Lauritzen-, George Ray, Bob MoHitt, Bill Jug, Johnson, Jack Lofgren, and Dick Moore are all returning next year. Only Dave Swanson wif! be lost through graduation. Row 1: Dave Swanson, Bill Johnson, Dick Maura Row 2: Jack Lofgren, George Ray, Paul Lauritzen, Bob MoHiu. Coach Harry Johnson. Letter winners at 11'qu include Barb Conovcr, Pat Corry, DOHy Borden; Laurene Johnson, Vixian Bergsrud. Before.- Sorority rolleylnull champs Were the Keys. Raw 1: Mnrg Nelson. Susit- Datis. Eleanor Tannus, Frnnres Slaymaker. Raw 2: Laurent: Johnson. Barl: Johnson, Janie Sirkler, Blur: Peel, Louise Shumakel, Barb Gonm'cn. FEMININE ATHLETIC REVIEW At the right is piz-Iuml lhn WJX A Council. Ruw J: Lorinn Sumlelius. Toni Ficrgrcn, Vivian Bergcrml. Donna Winter's. Char Hanord. Raw 2: Donna Curd. Luurr'ne Johnson. Zoe Lafgren, Barb Conover, Grr-ta Antlrrsonl Janet Hccdquisl. Raw 3: Jo Pekar. Doris Lorimur. Miss Paulmm Pal Corry, Dolly Borden, Pat Tormnn. Jo Imm. lnlrumurui lmskellmll champs 211 lower rigln wvrr 1hr,- Inde-m. Row 1: Doris Lurimr-r. hrm-cn Lumum. Pam Nordgrem CFPHI Anllf-rsan. fair 2: Louiw Sernukr-r. Dnlly linrriun. Esther Mudacn. SnnrJy :tryr-r, mm; 3; Peggy Johnson, Phylllh lluh. Mu 'I'I-npunll. Augusmna's Womcufs Alhlctic Asgarialion prescnls a m: inlegraLt-d program for the intrresls of any girl at Augie. I N T RA. M u RA L anknlball, soflhali, tmmis, volleyball, howling. badminton; arclwry, and other activities are enjoyed through F N H 0 LBS inler-class, inlcrrsororily, and individual compclilicn. I N T E R EST l'lighlighlud by the annual WAA Fall Roundup, Ihc WAA also oHL-rs a social program. closed by llw Spring Bunqurl, at which awards and letters earned are presented. A Individual swimming honors were gained I11: Doris Graham. The snphomurcs hen: riass volleyball rhamps. Ron. 1': Donna Winters. Marg Nelson. Joyce Lehermann, Janie Sickler, Jan Ruedquist. Doris Lorimer. Row 2: Sandra Crym', Lois Wllson, Pam Nonlgren, Joan Dixon. Doris Graham. Doreen Lu Mars, and Kay Cur'lsou won Lrnnis cimlhlcs while Ball; Cunovcr no the Singles. Badminlon duuiyles were won by Barb Conovcr and Janie Sicklcr of the Keys. 74 ROUND-UP 0F WINNERS Left. Karen Linclberg draws her Imw :a bucomc individual archery winner. Above is individual ping-pong champion, Doris Lurimer. with Sandra Cryer and Doreen LaMcrc, doubles winner; Howling champions are pictured ahvw. Individual high scorer was Marcia Teng- wall at left. Beuy Schultz, Ann Sloneberg, Grace Lundcen. and Doris Anderson of die Speeds won this team trophy. The sophomores add another class tournament to their lisl. Basketball champs all left include: Row 1: Sandra Crycr, Mara; Nelson, Janet Recllquist, Greta Anderson. Pam Nurdgren. Row 2: Janie Sinklcr, Lois Wilson. Doris Graham, Joyce Lubermnnn, Doris Lorimcr. THE YELL GANG SHOWS SOME SPIRIT mtum scutum rumm scumm scherendum scherendum Augustana A ugusmna YA YA YA . Above, lhe Augie cheerleaders lel. go with a rip-snnrler. Below, left :0 right are Ted Larson, Donna Brenstrum, and Jeannie Wheatley. mm.4.-.-..a-Od-whzlz:gg:;. r;-n- v . ...... .. $20.... --. . 1 N w Prctidwnls Jo OJanth-r and Vivian Hurgsrud therkulnsf uRndw. ancl Wion Vuyngv, rushing purlivs upmcd lhv yvar I'nr lhc Chi Dolls. Hrsidrs working hard la keep up lhrir rrquirvd 1.5 grudv point. Um: new plvdgos :Lnrl arliw-s found lime I01' :1 winlvr informal am? u formal M the Empiru Room OI lhr Bhu-khawk Hotel in DaVL-npm't. An Easlcr Tea in W. I3. prm'rdml lhr' Slu-L' show 3'111siv. Music, Music? The spring formal was 'Lilac Timam on May 16 al ShorL Hills, while HRich Man7 Poor Munf' the spring informal was again at Blackhawk Park. Ofncors for the winter semeslvr were Jo OIander, president; Char Hafford, ViCP-prosidenl; Virginia Benandvsr. secrslary; Belly Marlin, Ircasurer. During the spring Vivian Bergsrud was presidvnl; Donna McMullen, vicc-presidenl; Ruth Vorpahl, ,A A . . . secretar ,- Irene P- n. lr rer. UH Della roll'er, time 7 karat, L'lsu CHI DELTA ENCO'URAKGES HIGH Careful there, Vivian. That paint might splatter. Racing profs enter a slow poke drrby at Friendship Fair. Chi 0611a Sumrily: Hum -'-' Ruth Rogncs'z. Ruth Vorpahl. Shirley Knlhcrg, Bnrlu Peterson, Elizalvclh Doonan. Raw 2: Lorrie Wagner. Sharon Pierre. Tullu Kulle-s. Pal Spears, 5 C H 0 LA R S H I P jnyrc Lam In Loufck. Nancy Donncnwerlh Jayra Morrison. Hen, Marlin. Betty Anu-nolT. Maren Evans: Donna MrMuHenv Raw 3: Vivian Hrrggrud, Jn Olander. Char Hanrd. Irvnc Pearson. Carol Lnndis, Verna Juhnson. Joan Olson, Ginny Bcnandeh 1 III II -l1 - .I V mi mww - a:viAwmfw 1E- 7- unit? - The Cogs wrnl hug wild at hUIHI'POn-ling lhis yl'ul' and slowed the sing, yell, and most original floal cups away in Iheir trophy man But cups or no cups, thP pledges nearly depledgcd during ttGreek Week possibly because they were supposed 10 he robots with the theme song ttOh-ahnh- weAah-ughtetcfl Cog and Key Belles and Beam:u just danced during the formal at the LCClaire Hotelt The dinner money went to the slaugh, a war orphan, and WAUC. Consequently you could almost hear- the music over the romantic growls of empty stomachs, The Winter Informal was htIncognitd, followed in the Spring with an uEaster Previewga complete with cra...a...zy hats. May 9 the Cogs honored their moms with a MotheriDaughterrLuncheon at the Plantation. The year ended with the badifinals, and the good h ttPink Prelude? the spring formal at the Davenport Country Club. Dottie Johnson was the winter semester president; Joie Carlson, vicctpresidenl; Lorian Sundelius, secretary; Lois Milton, treasurer. Spring officers were: Joie Carlson, president; Mike Hilstromt vicc-prcsident; Nima Copeland, secretary; Janet Rccdquist, treasurer. COLORFUL YEAR FOR Jaie Carlson and Dottie Johnson, Cog prexies. Chi Omega Gamma Sororilyakow 1: Elly Knoll, J. Phyllis: Peterson, Adele Smile, Carolyn Bloomquisl, Janet Recdquist, Ann Lundquisl, Joan Dierksen. Dottie Johnson, Diane Johnson. Row 2: Peggy Svott. Joic Carlson, Bev Barre, Nanuee Young, Betty Johnson, Dorathy Pokrajac, Jo Fude, Jena Ficdlcr. Lorin Sundelius, Marilyn Edwards, Suzie Hrinn, Row 3: Joy Sate, Lm's Milton. Lois Wilaon, Margit: Pelersnn, Doris Craluamt Kay Holst, Janice Carlson, Doris Lnrimcr, Dodic L Lindhcrg, Mike Hilslram. Barbara Boynton, - ' Lois Rasmutscn. Marilyn Buaukroa Absent: Pat Iltcn. H .1 1' mumm, u - Abuse: Key prcsldenls for1952-53 were Greta Appleton and Marian Wagner. Alyscnl from the, group pictun: H'H'c Carol Mae Jamlg and Barbara Canuver. Oh u'an t you come along with mew The Keys compietely blackface far Iheir 55an show, IDarklown. .AM , JMNHNQI , ; 5334mm.qu A Top: 'Hip! Hip! Hip! Thrce charming LU pledges manage smiles in spite 01' Hell Week routines. Anemic'! Check your thod Loum here! A KEYED UP YEAR WITH KAPPA EPSILON Included behind the scenes with the Keys were taHy pulling on the Homecoming Heal, the annual Christmas tea am! slumber party, the undefeated volleyball season, tenement building for the Stu-U show, black faces and hair during March, and counting hcorpusclesh at the Friendship Fair blood bank booth. Of course, the pledge slums and alum teas are always remembered. Iniurmally, the Keys dressed according to HMoments of Madness;5 in the fall and were ;:Tn'itterpatcd in the spring Formally they combined forces with the Cogs in February for cq3elles and Beaux', and Climbed a Telestial Stainvay,! to close the year. Officers for the fall were Marian Wagner, president; Barbara Conover, vice-president; Jeanne Peterson, sccrclary; Murial Peel, treasurer. In the spring, Greta Appleton presidcd along with Dodie Johnson; vice-president; Laurens Johnson, secretary; and Midge Bruning, treasurer. Raw I: Janice Parmenlier, Frances Slaymaker, Susie Davis. Eleanor Tannus. Nancy Olson. Myrna Bullschau, Maryanne Norman. Helen Larson, Bemis Van Drunen. Raw 2: Jeanne Peterson, Sally Anderson, Barbara Johnson, Rosie Nurdszrom, Pat Larson, Grela Appleton. Melirent Whitman, Doris Simpson, Doris Johnson, Marian Wagner, Janice Johnson. Row 3: Margarcl Nelsun, Midge Brlming. Janie Sicklcr, Jeannine Johnson. Muriel Peel, Jackie Pahl, Jenn Sielkem Louise Slmmuker, Laurent: Johnsnn, Man's Carisun, Darlene Peel. The Kens went wild costuming for uKen You Name ll?f the fall 1 informal. No one will claim the dog or fire hydrant costume. Then there was the prnwler at the slumber pariy who created quite a start: and later quite a laugh when Sharon Driscoll turned out to he the prankster. The winter formal was held with the K. T35 and i F centered about the theme hFantasy In Pine? . The St. Palrickhs Tea and Friendship Fair booth, Telling Certinfs Garter, followed soon ' Karts were busy with their Stu-U show, hhArmorous Amislf their gl 'l Mother-Daughtcr Banquet, and the spring formal, hSlardust heid at. Soangetaha Country Ciuh, Calesburg. omcers for the fall were: Bcv Trevillyan, prvsidt'nl; Ruth Lundquist, vice-president; Barb Palmer, secretary; Pal Torman, treasurer. OFFme-Is for the spring were: Ruth Lundquisl, president; Toni Bergren, vice-presidem; Barb Palmer, secretary; Tvrry Hammer, treasurer. ,2 mg; . . , Clawning around on Andrnen stepsh h h . All eyes are on Bev. What a pmlound statement it must have been! . . . Bauer go easy on the fond. It looks F I L L: hnucr on the talalc than an you. 5 Kappa Epuhm Nu SororilkaR flour: Hnrhara Tranlun Barbara Deters, Jarquulinc Thnrnc. Carol Ann Alden. Raw l: Eilrtt'n Paulaan. Pal Schmidt, Carol Fjrzrrr; leua l'JIix-icr. Judy Nulmn. an: Palnmr. Ruth Lundquisl, Toni Bcrgrcn. Penny Stavros. o. jnan Dixon. Row 2.- Gcnwicvu Curlmn. .Iuym Lclmrmann, Carol FszLr-n Annulnut: Sr'ull, Mary Album. Mary Lou Julmsnn, Lois Hawk, Joanne Cook. Ann Iohnson. 'frzrry Hammer. KAPPA EPILSON NU SORORITY Left: ,da place was really hopping when all Hla hoods gal dcre. Below: Ken prexies Bev TreviHyan and Hulh LundquisL From dunking actives in the water show to a night in lhe Rock Island Jail for lht' plcdgcs, this year was one for the K. T3 to remember. There wastfi any snow for Homecoming, buL hSleigh ,em Augief the huge KT. crepe paper sleigh, made it up 7th Avenue in Ike parade. nUnder the Big Top, the fall informal, lcl imaginations go wild whore costumes were Concerned; some imaginations even worked overtime. The winter formal, HFantasy in Pine was with the Kcns, and the spring informal, Twice as Nice, was held jointly with the Scrub ladies. KT. pledge style. 4:30 unlili? Phi Rhos. hie Printcmpsf bole to all Sweieshthatas French for usl'nriziglimew was the spring formal at the Plantation. Fall semester oiEcers were: Charlene Hill, presidenl; Jo Imm, vice-president; Carolyn Almer, secrstary; Dorothy Scahcrg, treasurer. Spring 095.com: Jo Imm, president; Carolyn Almer, vicc-president; Carol Faulslich, secretary; Barb Murray, treasurer. Fur patch: sake, how can anybody sleep in this racket. A pruview 01 2000 plus, AJI Kappa Tau Sorority: Raw 1: Donna Winlcrs. Rm'crly Frankcnhcrg, Kumn Limllmrrn Frames Hinze. Cludys Vuulmunn, Do: Scuhcrg, 'I. Rnw 2: Diane BurlclL Juan Kwarnslrom, CnruJyn Almur, Jo 1mm. Carol Funlsliuh. Barbara Murray, Donna Inmmrom, J'ut Fimiler. Row 3: Marilyn Swanson, Susan Slnrnk, Ann Miller, Marilyn I'almquisl. Joanne Lny, Priscilla Lixmlrum. Janet Olsun, Carol Johnson, VIurgi: Oiundw, Barhara Lintlgrun,.h'larcja Limlnrfl. Joan LJqu kmswauuauuw A ..- . Fall found the remaining uelite eleven Phi Rhos hopefully looking over the new crop of freshmen. A5 a fmal resort, they took the titEv: of their Homeroming float literally and were :tDragon aEm Inf, and with the help of their new pledges the Phi Rhos received the cup for beauty. The outnumbered'activcs suEered a staged mutiny when the aggressive pledges, after planning a Valentines Day Party, walked out and fed the ttQP cupcakes to the Pops. Space cadets and weird robots were seen at the L:Space Partyfa the fall informal. HRoses In The Snowtq provided a more delicate air to the winter formal. A Showboat complete with southern belles on the deck and entertainment in the hull took the cup for beauty at Friendship Fair. The K. T35 and Phi Rhos coupled to make a ttTwicc As Nice informal. and the formal at Clinton Country Club climaxed the year. Officers in the fall were: Zoe Lufgren: president; Nancy Drake, rice-president; Vancy Shatter, secretary; Lois Thulin, treasurer. In the spring they were: Juan Pekar, president; Miriam Anderson, vice-president; Lois Thulin, secretary; Carol Sahlin, treasurer. Phi Rims and dates. u Dislzi'ebt Phi Rho Hedge: are we. So this 1.: 42nd slreet. Away we go! Phi Rho Somrityikow J': Sylvia Bengtson. Nancy Drake. Rnlncrla Thomas. Juanita Henley, Florence Williams, Judy Engslrom, Miriam Anderson. Raw 2: Nancy Shelter, Zoe Lolgrem Kay Eula, Jean Swansoln Barbara K. Johnson, Alice Keagle. Kay Carlson. Carol Anderson, Nancy Ekstrom, Joan Pekar. Raw 3: Mae Johnson, Carole SahIin, Elene Schiermer, Lois Thulin, Mary Lou Hull. Carol Gustafson, Nanry Davix Louis: Andersun. Marvel Ingram. Audyce SchiH', Diane Eklund. Joanne Jacobson. Q'1' I x! w y SIGMA Pl EPSILON WINS BOWLING, BOOTH TROPHIES . Speeds celebrate The Firm Day of Swim with Easter hats. Lower right: . Topping smile from Humevmmng Hoax. ql: in; W; . . Yr vlLle prize winneri'The Vunder Inn. Bm'uw: , . . Nrw SpL'PII ur'liies line up for Un- rumr-ra. ll was midnight. Couples Were dancing to sell music ill the SperdJ winter formal, SilI0ucttrs in Snow? Ewryonc was thinking, when the lighls snapped 0n and a voice uchoed through the Arsenal Country Club, WAIT right, lime to go. Twelve oiulockjs tlu: curfvw around here. A beautiful and to a beautiful awning. WthI :1 wonderful party: However the Hrst formal ended, 1953 was a succc-ssful year for lhc Speeds. First they won the bowling cup, and then the friondship Iair booth trophy for their 01d Vandcr Inn? The fall inlormul was a Halloween party and the spring informal celebrated Wic First Dale of Springf nIslam! Illuaions77 was the spring Iormal 211 lhe Clinton Country Club. Ollicers for the year were: fall semester BulLy Schullz, president; Betty Zembower, secretary; Judy Holmgren, treasurer; Pat Corry, Vicc-presidenL Spring semester Pal Corry, president; Gloria Morgan, secretary; Donna Cord, lreasumr; Pat Johnson, vicm-prrsidcnt. Sigma Pi Epsilon Snrority Raw 1': Betty Zemhowrr, Lois Kemp. Gloria Morgan. Louise Taylor, Marilyn Venell. Carol Wendell. Row 2: Betty Srhulz, Lola Srhmidt, Joyce Mr-Niu, Shirley Linn, Diane O'Neal. Pal Corry, Pat Johnson. Donna Cord, Novena Ladehon, Carolyn Whill'nmh. Raw 3: Marilyn Swansum 30m. 5mm. and Pat Corry; Spterl presidents. Lois Bmulcaf. Pal Pnrlcr, Ann Stonelxcrg, Betsmy Palm. Eve Johnson. Doris Anderson. ' Nancy Engstrom, Barbara M. Jnhnsun, Sharon Hylander, Mary Lindblade. Janet Knausc. Above: . . . April in Paris prm'es wild but Exciting in Indee SLH'U show. Allure right: . , . Puss Dohse and Ron Bcnnul, King and Queen of Hearts. Right . . . Indee hig and little sister ceremony. Below: . . . Marilyn Dolly Borden. president. INDEPENDENT WOMEN TAKE SWIMMING, TENNIS, PING PONG Independent Women: Row 1': Helen Johnson, Nancy Johnson, Gloria Anriersnn, Dally Borden, Peggy Johnson, Doris Saderhcrg. Gwen Hclaszek, Ann Johnsen, Donna Forslrom. Janirc Kusler, Dorita Rusenhoom, Bonnie Bergquisth Puss Dollse, Gloria Ellison. Martha Lindberg. Flora Holmes, Barbara Jphnson. Pam Nnrdgren. Raw 2: Kathryn Anderson, Doreen LaMrre. Nancy Johnson, Lallonna Marlin. Shirley Kenncy, Janet Goodenow. Sandra Cryer. Mavis Amman, Cami Rausch. Lois Hedin, Pat Johnson, Miriam Bentnn, Nancy Thummei, Christel Hinz, Grare Anderson. Row 3: Miriam Swanson, Ardis Johnson. Belly Nelson. Jeanne Wheatleyh Ruth Holmslrom. Pal Carlson, Dnralhy Lindmark, Joanne Lindquisl. Dorolhy Selkc. Delores DeWalfe. Donna Hixson, Donna Anderson. Lynn Johnson, Alveda Pristush, Dorothy WelIS, Sarah Basirh. Mary Bensom ME ? Slcwart, Vundy Lundccn, Gencne Andcrsnn, Phyllis Huh, Audrey Juhnson, Barbara Garner. Esther Madsen. Janice Swanson. Between the upper and lowcr class Indevs. this ycafs W. A. A. trophys were well accounted for. Tvnnis1 swimming and ; yingpong cups went to the Under Class, while the two groups tied Ior basketball first place honors. A Thanksgiving Tea. was one of the first items of business. HKandy Kane Kapers, the fall informal preceded the formal :Sno-Whirl which held at the ShipE Wheel. A Valentineas Day Party also found place on the agenda. The Indees dreamEd Celestial Dreams,, 1 at the Davenport Country Club formal this spring. Offlccrs for lhe year were: h fallhDoHy Borden, president; Bea h Swanson, vicerpresident; LaDonna Martin. h secretary; Doris Lorimer, treasurer. h Spring-Dully Borden, president; h Vandy Lundeen, vice-president; Peggy Johnson, secretary; Phyllis Huit, treasurer. -I a'r BETA OMEGA SIGMA SEES BOZARKS, RAINBOS Bos presidents Bob Proteau and Dave Baxter. Happy Hm plmlgm imaginl: how good lhul dainty Hus puddle will feel, Bela Omega Sigma Fraternily anu I: Bob Larson, Ken Randall. CWT Wood, Jim Wurhs, Don Lundqu Forric Hayes. Lew Gilbert. Ben Jacobson. Rum 2: Jan Wyelh. Dun Paulson, Richard Smiley. Wayne Funk. Bah Miljus, An Juhnsnn Clcn Smlerslrom. Gary Ostrolm Joe Bocnitx Raw ,9: Jim Gilmore. Dan Remy, Gordy Carlsun. Ken Larson, Jack Lnlgrch Blair Mills Bruce Engqmst. Ralph Wallvurg. Hugh Johnson, JHrI'y 51-011, David BaxterJ Bill Johnson. John Kroll. john licndron. Don Ihkinga. Jack Brawnuwcll. Huh Reuln. The 1505 Homecoming Vit-lory train cthuggcd OH with the first prizr this year. The new Bus had missed the: fun, so they chuggcd OH with aclirr Bruce Enquibt lo Silvana, Illinois and dumped him just so they n-oultln'l 1w ouldomn Merled aclivcs laLL-r rrscuud him; 60 miles is a long way lo hilch-hike. Partivs began wilh lhc infurmaL Bus Baby Bounce. The first semester formal was a uWinu-r Interlude al 111:: Davenport Outing Club, but lino Bos lurnerl hillbilly for lhcir ' LiIe in the Buzarks', Stu-U show. The giRainBos this spring all rndrd at Clinton Country Club where lhc pot of gold lurIu-d up as a formal puny concluding year 1953 for thv 1505. Bob Prolvau was fall semesler president; Jack Wyeth. vico-presidcnl; Ralph Wahlberg. secretary: John .Sprjng + mnrm'u'lnlc : fun, Hendl'cn, treasurer. Spring omccrs u'vrr: Dave Hauler. preniclcnl; Ken Larson, Viceprcaidcnl; Art Johnson. secrL-lary; Jcrry Schillert treasurL-r. 13.0 and S linllrnmi Hunt. Lnuk sharp. feel sharp, he sharphhlah! Four grinning Dons and their Mrs. Friendship. Any similarity Immcei Loin and due calendar above her is -Awell, ifs something to think ahuul DELTA OMEGA NU GETS ORIGINALITY, SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS Big evenls with a capital E. comprised the '52-'53 school year for lhv Dons. The scholarship cup at Homecaming started the yrar off right, along with lhc presentation of hWilhout a Song,, - a Sth show actually full of them. The winter Iormal with the Pugs was called LEWinter Silhouettes, but to the Don half of the combination the event will probably remain in memory as nBig Slix HuIFs Firstf, The fall informal was hKCupid Capers? Friendship Fair found the Dons at the peak of achievrmant this year. Lois Rasmussen, the Don candidate Ior Mrs. Friendship, won. and the h'Shavt-toriumhs hath look the cup for originality. omens for the fall semester were: Gene Kl'eps, prcsirh'nl; luck Swanson, vicu.--prcsidt-nl; Warren Thummel, secretary; Clarence Willcnslrum: treasurer. Spring semesterh Don Kmugh, viceprusident; Krilh Johnson, srcrctary; Cilburl Frerman, treasurer. Della Omega Nu FraternilykKuw 1: Jim Hurligun. Keilh Jnhnmn. Dan Knudsen. Maria A I:Isnn. Raw 2: Guy Maxhuld Warren 'I'humnml. Norx'in Lang, Luther Lindlperg, Hr Krr-Im Mu high linemen I'JJt'k Alhrzrding, Wall Whislvr, Karl Ijums. Hill lllulundcr. M Limlhurg. Lnn Muicr, .lirn llarslmunn. lJnvu Pearson. Rnw 3: Len Smith. Bah Molina. Klaus Hanna. J'Jnn Auumcslud. Clarenre; Wilmnstmrn. haw: H'anny. L'lmrk ,ahIJatla, Uarrnl Lanz. Bnh Lungrm. ialph Slang Max Kirkclncm, John Wangelinl Ted 105mm , Dan Kruyh. Cil Frr'mnzln, Jar'k Swanson. Raw 4,- Gurlh Hull. l'iI-orgr- Arhaugh Hum Chris risen. JI'rry Audi'rsnm Virgil Wallin. the Imiioon coat of arms m o H s n m c c n e r In C d n a s D. C r K e n e C a .n e Jr .skinncrs la the Dan Shaxalolium. Barker Pearson ushers in flank the Don GAMMA ALPHA BETA Left: . . . Frills and Fantasy at the Gab winter Iormui. Below: 4 . . Gab float gels randy for the. big lins-up. Left: . . . Round and round and round it gnas, and where it lands nobody knows. Th3 joker gets 52!. Lo ran the ball on the Gab friendship fair booth. Below: . . . Shefs mid about Dan McGrew. Tess of the lung lacks, right out of the. Gab Slu-U show. ; X J HAIDS MARCH OF DIMES Collecting the campus March of Dimes contributions is the big job the Cubs undertake every year. One of their most successful methods was cncoumging a rain of hard cash on the gym Hour during basketball games. Money from the pockets of generous on-lookers was swept up and turned in to the March of Dimes headquarters. Once the big collection job was finished, it was. time for the Stu-U show and uThe shooting of Dan McGrew in which the chapel windows were saved purely by the use of blank cartridges. For the iourth time in four years, the Cabs bowled over the ten pins to win the howling trophy. The winter formal was full of Trills and Fantasy!! at the Arsenal Country Club, and :tCotton Candy 3311', at Clinton followed in the spring, Bob Hall was the fall semester president; Curt Pierson, vice-president; William Mangelsdorf, secretary; Robert Chathn, treasurer; Cordon Alley, corresponding secretary. Spring semester officers were: William Mangelsdori, president; Ernie Strasshurger. vicc-presidcnt; Curt Pierson, treasurer; Howard Peterson, recording secretary; Jim Meyers, corresponding secretary. Gamma Alpha Beta Fraternityi Row 1: Charles Hancock, Carl Lindberg, Richard Pedersen, Ruhert Hall, Curt Pierson. Row 2: George Schaub, Ernest Strasshutger, David Hasselquist. Farrell Mack. William. Berger, Richard Borge, Robert Mahl, Peter Anderson, Kenneth Anderson. Row 3: Janna; Hanson, Kenneth Sum, Henry Bull, Paul Carlson. Richard Luding, Robert ChaEin, John Flynn, William Mangetsdurf, Edward Doyle, Gilbert Regan, Janna; Meyers, Howard Petersen. -- W42 OMICRON SIGMA OMICRON --BURGLE'S Presidcmb ltuwie Pearson and Earl Jahnsom Oh. oh. boys: that's no way to study. Oso hull session at Andrew. I This year the 0505 broke all tradition by winning a cup at Homecomingh their colorful Bulldozer Float was Hrst for originality. An informal was next on the agendat The well fed guests danced with an odd theme hanging overhead, HSpooky Serenade with Dancing itil Gravetimn. The winter semester ended in the air with ETkmcing in the Clouds? a formal ul Short Hills Country Club. The Friendship Fair booth turned out to be more of a forest than an apple orchard, but everybody had a good time playing HWilliall'rl Tell? A couple of cold, cold picnics filled in the time until the spring iniormat when the 0505 escorted their dates to a burly western ttBurgletBarRanchh informal party at Camp Hauherg followed by a soggy egg hreaktast at Fejervary Park the next morning. The spring formal was held in Galesburg at the i- Hotel Custer. Freddie Stevens and his Orchestra Iurnished the music. Fall semester uthcers were: Earl Johnson, ! president; john I. Anderson, vice-president; Howie Pearson, treasurer; Zeke Jabusch, secretary. Spring: E Howie Pearson. president; Don Johnson, viceipresidenl; John LAnderson, treasurer; John W. Andcrson, secretary. PROTEGE Oso prize-winner bulldozes down Seventh Avenua . . . uSl-urikc two. Rockfs arm is in shape per usual. . . . WXKW yuu guys. Let's do a little shaping up hem. Don gets tough with the new pledges. m Omicron Sigma Omicron Fraternity: Row 1': Hegg Juhnsun. Ted Johnson 301m Rydcn. Earl Johnson, Hal Wimmer. Row 2: Jack Wagner. Ken Unmdagc. Don Row, John W. Anderson. Dick Glynn, Hcmie Pearson. Zeke Jahuscll. Bob Felzncr. Bob Berry. Row 3: Arnold Nelson. John I. Anderson, Clyde Lundgrcm Bill Benson, Bill Johnson. Ray Hallin. Duane Nyslrom. Dave Jonmzon, Dun: Sanclquisl. Vaughn lew'u'k. John Section. Ted Simpson. Irhmxzummmadmmi-hm Row I; Rob Erkdahl. Dan Jones. Dun Jnhnsnn. Rum 2,- Jim Wnlkins, Bill Julmsuu, Dirk Elliott. Paul Pclvrson. Rally Carlson. Rim; Balm. Raw 3: hall: Hurnks, .Iulus Wolfe. erv Mngnusnm Don Andu 0n. Tum Wntrrmnn. Orfcy Wh :. Bill Snydrr. UAW Rand. PHI . OMEGA 1 Hz: PHI iii IN 1953 The POPS inaugurated their social season with a picnic at Camp Haubcrg with the Phi Rhos, the result of :1 purchase at the 1952 Friendship Fair. Their Friendship Fair booth, a monstrous horror-house named Le POP Bastille, captured the cup for beauty. The eighth annual iiPopcom was presented for the POP Stu-U show. 'I'lau- I'UI' prr-wlrnu Mr 1952-53 lw'rr' .Inlm l'mllmn um! Jim Smll. Fm dollinlf hono winning: immh hunnL u'hUr wring: rc'fn HIH'I I UP full bi Stren-L in Formal. Row 1: Dave NewquisL W In Burlley. Bill Miurm. Jerly Halmslmm. Paul Nu im Kapplcr. Rum Sc-hnoi-J'r V ' Ken Curaem Dirk Ekslrum. Mel Lmiin ' - Muorc, John Paul: 1. Larry Dnnm Gram Ileucr, Pm: 'm, Di 1: Hundsun. Don M Row 3: Harry FOIL Ellen Elmh .F . ' ughlin. lion Plru Han II. Jun . - i , . j . ronfl'umjnl: 5 10 Sum;- Supoene .75 i6 IKE? '. .. ,-..1.- k 7fr 'v - .4 4kg .. Pug presidums Frank Wright. and Chuck Busse. PI UPSILON JUGS WI! gI WW Can't see what mire sellin , but it sounds 00de Y E 8 Row 1: Gene Acuff, AI Swanson, Don Berg, Gar Williams. Raw 2: Chester Peterson. Art Gunnerson, Richard PetcEson, John Lundeen. Paul Laurilzen. Row 3: Wayne Pelersan, Don Dryden, Ken Johnson. Ralph Demant, David Swanson, Dun Gustafscul. TEEMS WITH SPORTS AND SOCIAL LIFE Row 1': Ken Tillman. Bill Johnson, Earle PowiS. Richard Lyons. John D. Carlson. Bi Lundin. Row 2: Jack Orr. John Palmquist. Tom Sludl, Ruinerl MulTIu, Ron Andersam Boll Bryant, Norm Suderslrom, Wally Sodcl'strom. Row 3: Chris Dcwnn, Geurgt Coin, Ted Blasar, Elmer Zumsteg. David Lundeen. Karl Manson, Ceurgc Erickson. Gus Clark. Richard Collins Charles PC'CI'SOH, John E. Carlson, D516 Whiteside, Ronld Fryxell, George Ray, John Erickson, Lennard Nelson. True 10 form, lht: Pugs walkrd OH with first place honors in lmclminton doublcs, swimming. and tennis singles and doubles, ht-sidrs chalking up seconds or thirds in lhe other inlramurals. In addition to taking parl in athletics, lhe Pug social svason got under way in the fall wilh their informal: 5V0 Help Wfaulcd,H and illcir fall semester formal, HWinlcr Silhouettes? with the Dons. The spring semesler brought 1H9 worries of a Stu-U show and lhc Pugs turned to a diHercnl and serious vein with their show, Whe Lcttt-r. Friendship Fair found the Pugs in their uPug Jugs? and the spring informal turned nut to be a picnibparly. A fitting climax for the Pug dates was the spring formal, Sincerer Deana! at Short Hills Country Club. OHicers for the year were: fall semester - Chuck Busse, president; Wayne Peterson, secretary; Don Gustafson, treasurer, Spring semcslori Frank Wright, presidnnt; Wally Soderstrom, vice-presidenl; Don Custafson, secretary; Dave Swanson, treasurer. The typical Pug Pledge Review . . . heuer nine those smiles DH your fares. . . . Roundel pledges before and after . . . swan! musk; snIl lights :11 the wimur Iormul. . thr; Houndul quanta : 241:1'ul'mdrn7 the ladies: at Hm mark tcu -? .335 umwvm ENE ,,..- .x ROUNDELS FETE AUGIE GIRLS WITH MOCK TEA Rushing opened th- social uL-lix'ily for the Roundt-Is, highlighted by UH: Formal parly hold al the Wulchlowcr Inn, Once pledging was. m-cr allrmiun rcnu-n-d on thy full informal ' Turkcy Troll: followrd 11y lllt' winter formal livid m the Arsenal Country Club. Spring aL-livilit-s were howled by the Roundcl Monk Tm hrld in honor of Augie girls. Thy spring formal and informal were combined in a Lilook, Line and Sinker, party complete with aquarium t-Ht-cls ul lhv Dawnpurl Country Club. Bah Hull wan fall scmrle-r prraidcnl; Dick Swanson, vicv-prcsidL-nl; Jcrry Page, secretary; Al W'L'slman: treasurer. Spring omcers: Jerry Pagea prL-sidcnl, Ted Larson, vicu-prcsidt-nl; Ralph Powm's, secretary; Al Wcstman, treasurer, liho Nu Delta Frnlcl'nityiRuw 1: Dick Swansnn. Larry Slonelmrner. Luny Scholler, Rod Ilallherg. Jerry Peiramh Cary Whilson, Len Hull. Jerry Page, Fred Buzzic Schmidt. Raw 2: Bob Rod, Keith Beardsley. Lluyd Voighls. Dink Cae-tlc. Ken Murcr. Courtney Snnnson. Ralph Puxrers, Dirk Ilemmila. Raw 3: Gene Pur . Kellll Johnson, Dan Slumph, Ilmrard Humnmrsu-om, Hurry Ekslrmn. Dave Miller, Frank Newton, LcHoy Johnson, Curl Ostronh Neil julmson, Dirk Harvey. Raw 4: Larry Hnlm. liobhic CauHiEld, Pam Lconardson, Duvc Sndam. Ron Jensen, Lyle Johnsom Ed Sward, A1 Weslmnn, Tam Everscn, Roundcl przsidenls Jerry Page and Bob Rod. The Independent Men proved to he the musical men on campus this year, and opened up the school season by winning :hu homunoming sing trophy. They also sang at the hnmucaming hanqunzl. A slug smukef! at SIu-U, a uomhinl'd Inlhtu-mun, and Imlcu-womcn roller skating imrly, a wininr inIurmal and a l'aH hayride party were included in the social Iincvup. First semester omcurs were: John Norclquisl and Ron Bennett, presidunls; Don Carlson, vice-presitlent; Wally Bjork, secretary; Bob Crimn, lre'usurwr. Spring: Hon Bennett, president; Ronnie Pchn'son, vi residI-nl; Cunrutl Olson, scicrclary; Lcmy Davidson: lruamnur. Km Pt-u-rson, azhlclic chairman. Prexie. Ron Bennett. Ilnmenoming sing winners. An Indee lime-uut lur coffee, donuts and lnlk a! Sm-U. Three float builders, live owlaakers. Rom i: Sam Collins, Arlan Ropp, Ken Pelerson. Raw 2: Harry Ackeherg, Tum Tumlinsun, Ron Pelnrson, Yushihiao Sokei, Ran Hennnln Gesla Dahlman, Ed Rydun. Walter Bjark, Conrad Olsun. Row 3: Bali Grim . Corlis Holmes. Fred Dupnw, John Plank. James Miller. yumqammwm Weasel Hengslon. RodgH Hnlmslmm, Lany Davidson, Dun Carlson. Stun Hall, John Nordquist, David Bradley. Marlin Farm. FINE ARTS 1..., m. a The first Alpha Psi producliun oi the yczm Craig: Wife, featured eievcn lllcspiuns: Alynz Kcaglr. Hill Manglesdarf. Katy Eula. Gene Aculf. Ruth Westcrberg, Pat Fuguxly. Cent Koskry, Jnytu Foster. Arlnn Ropp, Jnyce Pclcrson. Russ Balm. Raw 1: Don Pleasanls. Barbara DEtBrs, Jeanne Siafken, Greta Anderson, Joanne Carlson, Nancy Long. Elly Tan'lnusJ Alyce Keagle. Agnes Ravenhoh, Paul Nusslc. Row 2: Bob L. Anderson, Ruth Westcrhcrg, Carol Iohansson. Ann Stoneherg, Louise Shumaker, Diane O'Neil, Beuy Schultz, Far. Spears, Vivian Bergsrud, Bully Amenoff, Donna McMullcn, Bill Tolander, Roald Fryxcll. Raw 3: Miriam Anderson, Jean Peterson: Adele Stone, Duane Nystrom, Betsey Palm, Joyce Pctersnn, Audie Suhifl', Nancy Engstmm, Bill Maugclsdorl, Nancy Olson, Ann Lundquist, Marg Nclsan, Dodit: Johnson. Row 4: Dun Berg. Marty Andaman, Mr. Tornquisl, Runs Balm, Bill Lindholm, Jerry Anderson, Dick Voighls, Lloyd Larson, Max Kirkubcrg, Arlan Roml. ALPHA PSI See these faces in the picture lapping this page? Thrfre looking at you, but they donil sue you. Thcyjre aware of each other: but not as school chumsinut as Russ and Joyce and Alyce; but as new people, imaginary pmple lhcyK'c never known bcforc and after the fmal curtain falls will never know again. Bul for the lwo and a half hours they work together on the stage lhcsc imaginary people become real people, the only people in the world1 the only pcoplc that matter. 1155 strange how things work in the mind of the thespian; strange bul wwderful, for because OI it: we in the,- audilorium a1 Longfellow live in the play too. The curtain rises on a ufuM-nigl'lter performance three times a year at Longfellow Auditorium, Alpha Psi Omega deserves the praise along with, of course, Director Don Tornquist. Thc largest chapter of the national honorary dramatic fraternity presented Crafgzs Wile, EUR, and Blithe Spirit this year, At the annual banquet May 2-1, gold keys were awarded to members who were especially aclive in plays and on crews. Oszcers during 1952-53 were: Bill Lindholm, president; Warren Thummel, vicc-president; Jeanne Siefken, secretary; Donna McMullen, historian m ur'uumi OMEGA PRESENTS.H TORNQUIST DIRECTS ROBOTS AND GHOSTS 114 BLITHE SPIRIT -- AN ECTOPLASMIC MANIFESTATION Bctwrcn robots and spirits. Longlellow Auditm'iun'l was out of this worltV during lhu lasl m'o plays of the season. B1iLhe Spirits, and 31.1733, But though both dcall with 111:: supernalural, llu: mm of each play was :15 diHcrcnl as ghosts and robots. ' Ii.L1- 113, was 111? stury 01' a man who Croalvd new liTCi only to have those new lives turn on him. In contrast. qulhe Spirit . Wmnmwmmmmwumewrua-t-Hf-uu w was light. and giddy, and full of fun. He was jusl llu- usnal wife pcstmrd husband. only doubly so. he had mega iivc and a dead 0111'. The cast of B11'lhr Spiril was: Joyce Foster. Marilyn Busekros, Duane Malim. Rulh Wrsln-rl-rrg. Agnes Havouholl. Roald Fryxrll, Donna R-IcMullun. Alice Samson. 'I'hr ERIK, cast included: Marilyn Husekros. Tum 'l'omHnsmL Elly 'l'anmm. Divk Voighlsa Paul Nussol. Ed war. Roulll Fryxeli. Bill I'Klunglvsnlurl. Joanne Carlson. Char HaHonl, Nunvy Olson. Lloyd Larmn. 501m Erickson, Bill Tulandcr, Jcrry Amlvrsun. SIGMA MU GIVES CHAMBER OPERAS Farce, tragedy, mystery, drama; they all were reprcscnlecl in the four chamber operas given this year hy versatile Sigma Mu members, Under the dirtcliml of Carl Pfeifer, UComudy on the Bridgvf and Riders to thc Sea were presented in the fall and hThc Monkeys Pawn and the Old Maid ahd the ThjcP concluded the seusnnhs activities in May. Talent, scholarship, proficiency and performance are the high standards scl for members of Sigma Mu Alpha which was first organized in January 1937. Sva-muntth ght logclhcrs cumbim: educatinnal and souiul activities, A scholarship for a quadvuily music student is given Cauth yvar. UHiuers were: presidrnt, Margucrilu Wiberg; vicc-prrsidunl, Gilbert Frccmun; secretary, Jamel Reudquistg treasurer, Charles Sabbath. Sigma Mu AlphaiRow 1: Beth Ann Bell, Janet Reedquisl, Nancy Long. Raw 2: Edith Roberts, Gladys Voeiman, Marguerite Wiberg, Mr. Pliefcr, Joan Wailers, Mike Hilsrrnm. Evie Lindmlll. Row 3: D'u-k Fryxell, Merrie Anderson, Arnie Schuler, Dick Bennett, Bub Olson, Lenny Maier, Dave Carlsn'n, Gib Freeman, Dan Petruccclii, Charles Sabbath, Marilyn Edwards. Marilyn Spanglcr, Belly Marlin. Grace Lundeen, Jo 1mm, Carol Faulstich. Eva Johnson. MUSICAL PERFORMANCE AND SCHOLARSHIP ARE ENCOURAGED Mary Benson, DaVC Swanson. Pro. Levander, Carol Wendel, Dr. E. A. Beyer HOWARD HIGGINS CARL MOSE Mystic Exposer Suuipmr L1 1 W: LECTURES, CONCERTS, CULTURE, PLEASURE Mr. Brynolf Lundholm, Chuck Sabbath, Jan Raquuist, Gil F'l'aerrmnJ Margarere Willerg, Mr. Carl Pfeilcr. LEONARD BERTSCH Foreign AHairs Lectures and concerts for the year are plannvd by these committees who bring outstanding speakers and nrlisls lo the campus. The committees are appointed by lhe the Student Union Board of Control and are pmvidvd for by the Student Activities Committee. Sceancns, sculpture, and world aHairs were the subjects of lectures during the year. Ellen Gilberg, the renowned Danish pianist, and the wurld-famous Jennie Tuurel pleased the Augie audiences. JENNIE TOUREL Metropolitan Opera Szar 'I'IB ROBERT SPEAKER NORA CONKLIN GRACE RAVESLOOT CARLTON ELDRIDGE Bass Conlraho Soprano Tenor ORATORIO ADD AND ENTERTAINMENT Handel Oratorio Society is one of the largest and most iar-Ieaching organizations on the Auguslana campus. Every fall between three and four hundred members from the college, Tri-Cities, and towns in the area gather to sing Oratorio under the direction of Henry Vcld. q- A Handelgs Messiah was presented in December by the Oratorio Society, for the sevenly-second lime in Augustana's history. The second concert of the season was Bast Pasxion According to St. Matthew. Those who attended the concerts found - spiritual enrichment in the works 3 0f Handel anti Bach. EVELYN REYNOLDS Mezzo Conlrallo -W:aumum myt-umH-id-HL'JW HAROLD HAUGi-I Tenor BRUCE FOOTE Barilmm ANDREW FOLD! Bass g The Augustana chapter of Pi Kappa Delta, national debating fraternity, worked hard and gained a lot this year. The combined efforts of Dave Swanson, John Fryxcll, and Bob L. h ' Anderson won a sweepstakes certificate given only to the top ten percent of the teams participating in the National Pi Kappa Delta tournament held in Kalamazoo, Michigan. . The Augie teams won the first place trophy at the Purdue tournament. Bob L. Anderson L received the highest rating in the tournament and 9.11 of the four debaters participating were : rated in the top ten percent. At the Northern Illinois State Teachers College Tuumument r' at De Kalb, the Augie debaters again carried away the hrs! place sweepstakes trophy. Scum! on floor: Louise Tuylur, Row 2: Cnauth Marlin Holcomb, Lyn Johnsunhpnl Johnson, Ted juhnsum Stuart Lel'stuin, P I KA P PA D E LTA Danna Mz-Mullen. John Pantsun. and Cuorge Sinkler. Raw 3: Nirna Copeland, John Fryxcll, Janire Smallsum Dun Pleasunls, Kuilh Johnson, Dau:,Sxxanson. and Bob It, Anderson. 4--.. 120 HONORS FOR DEBATERS Ahov are mrmbers of the debt: 'quad in one of those endless practice debates that make Augie tea consistamly tops. Al the lefl, Bob L. Anderson. Dave Swanson, and Prof. H01 11: board the train for L5! Point. Auguslana is the on; admol in the nation to qualify every ycar since the tournament W11 tablished seven years ago. Bob and Dave won eight out of ten preliminary debates, but were defeated by the U Prsity of Miami in the quartcr-Enals, .Iiami went 1 to win the tournament. Bob was voted top speaker in the tournammt, the flrsl time an Augie debater has won this honor, Bclow are llm English riebnting team of Dibbcn :1 Evans wh-r r exhib n debate with Angustuna'; Barbara Conover and Dave Swa R0 tl' w one of the. highlights of the s Every Monday afternoon at four, Augiehs potential Longfellows and Foes, or any students interested in creative writing, climb the stairs to the Stu-U upper lounge and debate the merits of their newest literary gem with the English department faculty. Special events of the year were the Christmas Party at Dr. Naesethts , in December and Mrs. Jean Wagnefs poetry program in April. The club supplies copy for the Christmas issue of the Observer and pub- lishes Augustanafs literary magazine, the Saga, for distribution to faculty and students. Officers for the year were Donna McMullen, president; Peggy Hangarlner, historian; Bob L, Anierson, treasurer. READERS, WRITERS, CRITICS--COFFEE LEI! U2 right: NanI-y Olwnt Sylvia Berlglson, Carol REUSFIL Pat Johnson. Mr. Beuurline, Esther Madmcn. Jenn Evans, TuIa Kulles, Don Sanders. Ruald Fryxell, Dr. Nacsclll, Don Pleasanls. Bub L. Anderson. Woody Stark. Miss Parknndar, Mira: Culen, Nancy L, Johnson. Saga editorial c-nmmiuue snowed under with words. Don, Dr. Nacsclh. John. Donna, Nancy. Roald and Jack hope I'or tho husL Across the. way, John and Donna am sampling some of the food committee's purchases for the meeting. PEACE RODE BY by John Paulson Peace rode onto the hattlcheld this morning On a borrowed black horse' Lathercd from a hard nightis ride. She smiled disdainiully at the sacriflces On the altar men had built to her Then turned, and rode silently away. CHOIR BRINGS FAME TO CAMPUS Raw 1: Eleanor Tnnnus, Nanny Long, Joan Walters, Jeanne Pelersam Marilyn Edwards; Joey Dierkson, Diane Johnson, Ruth Ragness. Carol Gustafson, Dorothy Helgeson. Melirem Whilman. Carol Ann Alden. MajiBrilt Hilistrvm. Adele Slouch Miriam Anderson. Lu Donna Martin, Juan Swanson, Joan Jacobson. Raw 2: Janice Kusler, Flora Holmes. Carol Faulstichh Barbara Tranter. Beverly Barre. Joyce Morrison, Carnl Sahlin, Marilyn Spanglcr, Evangeline Lundeen, Grace Lundeen, Pat Turman, Dally Burden, Ruth Westerherg, Belly Martin, Joan Olander, Marilynne Erickson. Marilyn Halvnrson, Evelyn Lindrulh. Raw 3: I301: Jennings, Edward Dahhm, Waller Grimm Harold Wimmer. Robert Olson. Donald Olson. John Erickson, Thomas Johnston, Edward Dwyer, Dan Peumcelli, Warren Thummel. Eurlr. inis, Ralph Stung, Niel Johnson, James Dahlgren. John Sabbath. Row 4: Leonard Maier, James Horslmann, Roy Hedges. WHlium Lindhnlm. Max Kirkchnrg, Robert Malina, William Tolanden Carl Guslnfsnn, Dnnald Carlson, Carl Hull, Lew Gilbert. Luther Lindluerg, Edward Dege, Dick Burggren, Dick Bennclt, Alan Lindberg, Charies Sabbath. Thu lame of Auguslanak choir spread to the West coast this year as Director Henry Veld presented his 6'lwmixed voices before audiences Iram Omaha to Los Angelea In addition to 1h: tour concerts; TV appearances, several coast to coast radio shows, and a Chicago concert at Orchestra Hall were given. The choir also assisted in the prescnlalian of Backs Passion in the spring and appeared with the TrihCity Symphony Orchestra in Puccini's Madame Butterfly. The season ended with the home concert during graduation week-cnd. omccrs for the year were Charles Sabbalh, president; Hal Wimmur, victzrpresident; and Evelyn Lindmlh, secretary Director Henry Vehi qummnummn- Raw 1': Ruth Pearson, Nima Copeland, Richard Glynn, Jerry Holmslmm, Elauise Kruse. Doris Lorimer. Nancy Thummel, Marilyn Halvorsen. Ann C012. Row 2: Peg Johnston, Alma Thumu, Joy Safe. Mary Benson. Curt Ostrom, Joanne Lindquisl. Rod HaHherg, Henry Suder, Roland Armslrung, Loyall Vaighls, Miriam Swanson. Raw 3: Joan Lorenlzen, John Ward, Jack Gibbs. ORCHESTRA AND BAND-- If yoque ever stood in front of Old Main on Monday, Wednesday or FriLlay at 4:00 p.m., ymfve heard the music of the Auguslana Little Symphony coming from the third Hour practice room. Under the direction of Thomas Hibbard, the phony, made up of both students and faclty, meets as a lull orchestra once a week, with pecial rehersals for strings, woodv the orchestra played for Oratorio Societfs presentatian Passion Acco SJ. Matthew. A concert ' was given this Spring. This ycnr the lhirLy-Flve musicians in Mr. Gaskilfs band tuned up to play Happy Birthday for the Rock Island Railroadk Centennial party and parade. Practicing every night at 4:00 p.m., the band gave two concerts in the college chapel, lent an extra spark to the home basketball games, and, this spring, played in Orchestra Hall in Chicago for the Illinois Conference of the Auguslana Synod. A STUDY IN SYNCHRONIZATI I ON v- a v A unswsan - ... Raw 1: Loyall Voiglns, Ann Johnson, Jayne Mane, Roland Armstrong, Crelu Anderson, Ranald Bennett, Tom 'J'omlingon, Norvin Lunzv Row 2: Morris -' MIIIEd-llimi-I Anderson, Jean Evans, Dale Whilesidn, Dick Anderson. Ardis Johnson, Dirk Collins, Dun Ahnestad, Bonnie Bcrgquisl, Cnurgu Anderson, Ken Anderson, Ralph Johnson, Vernml anhurg, Bully Amcnaff. Row 3: Marlin Anderson, Bill IvlanglesdorfJ HcIcn Johnson, lilyvonne llcgg, Ccr'ryAndcrsml, Mr.CaskilL Jack Gihhs, Ken Meier, M Weslman, Dirk Casllg Darrel 1mm. 125 CHAPEL CHOIR PROVIDES SACRED MUSIC After fail tryouts. the chapel choir met twice a week with Mr. Catskill, direclor. to prepare for lhr chapel programs given during the year. Sometimes lighl'$ music was practiced jusl ' fa ' for fun, but the L-huifs selections were predominately sacred. Shown al right is the vlloir. Row 1: reading from the left up: Nancy Thummel. Jean Evans. Belly AmcnofL Jerry Pearson. Genrge Anderson, Dirk Fr ' .6 Johnson. Raw . . I. Gnskill. Karen ' - Uarilyn Vcncli. Dorothy Selkc, Diane Ila Limlslnlnlv Duane Nystrom. Jerry Andmnn. Ruw 3.- Marilyn Swanson. Joyce er, Joanne Loy. Faye Asquith. Dane Reed. Lenny Smith, John SccdoIT. Dali: Whilcziidb SIGMA GAMMA DELTA HEARS CHURCH MUSIC Thr campus organ lelCl'iliL Sigma Dvllcl Cmnma cel Jrawd il- fifth annl lhl: Vx :11- with a trip to Rutknlvllu Memorial Chupvl al 1111' Un of C JD wllrn- a famom pipe In is an . a vxhibiliun. Thv group n also giu-n llw oppurluni ' lo vim churrll and study 0115 organs and pilw rhumlu in the TI ly aunt Howard K m ' was 1:11 idem: Eviu Lindroih. I'HPSIC Clll; Jllnll xlmldnx. yn IL- Ruth 1m. Ur, Imtl. Nut . ' . MIHt-r. Pul 'I'm'mnn. UpsVarduisya Donna rides high bdrm dip in Ihe deep. TURN JOURNALISTIC HHold lhe fortablub. blub. Dnn'l give up the i gasp-ship. Jay, Mike, Pally, 10, Juan, Terry, D01, Doris-Oh, boy. Rememhen walk du not rum $41wa$ NOT RUN w Mmmmm i that wumlcrful chlorine linmr. Jo and Joy lty 5mm: wnmry Inn for two. UNDERWATER NEWSPAPER 1,;9; FAR FROM ALL WET Practice, practice, and more practice paid off for wnlnumu-r the Dolphins and Terrapins this year in the form of the Tcrraphin Daily? a newspaper written, published, and printed in the gymnasium pool. The Mad Hatter had nothing on the under water tea party headlining the society page of 1LThe Daily? All iashions shown were guaranteed not to shrink, even the ones in the obituary column. But, as always, the comic strip reigned supreme; Chairman Nancy the aquatic cut-ups were rated page one heros. Drake relaxes after a successlui show. Officers for the Terrapins were Lois Milton, president; Nancy Drake, vicerpresident; Carol Vezzeli, secretary; .Toy Safe, treasurer; and Fayette Paulson, adviser. Zoe's sleepy. She doesn't haw, to look at those fashionable polk-a-dots. JHmrdy! Almcr, you great, big, strong, handsome man you. Therein no method In their madness; Swanee, Ed, and Ralph mIK-up Inr JUN: Terraphin Daily. Besides the water show, the Dolphins and Terrapins sponsored mixed swims inr the student body and came out of the chlorine tinted blue long enough to plan several dances and parties. Fall semester Dolphin ofEcers were: Bob Proteau, president; Wayne Bartley, viceVprcsidem; Bill Johnson, secretary; Ed Degc, treasurer; and Vince Lundeen, faculty advisor. Dalphin members are from chI to right, Row 1: Don Lundquisl, Wayne Hartley, Richard Fruchling, Tam Jnllnston, Ed Dege, Dick Swanson. Row 2: David Pearson, John Palmquisl, Ralph Walbulg. Gene Krcps, Bill Johnson. I30 mun. Terrapins included: Row I: Zoe Lofgren, Donna Winters Pat Larson. Nancy Drake. Nima Copeland. Mavis Carlson, Raw 2: Sanlira Cryer, Io Pekar, Marcia Lindorm .To Imm. Barbara Murray. Dal Seuherg. Lois Millon. Row 3: Nancy Shatter, Maryanne Nurman. Doris Graham, Miss Fay Paulsen, Maj-Brilt Hilsuom. Joan Kwarnslrnm, Joy Safe, Terry Hammer, Peggy Scoll, Carol Vezzcui, Murria Trngwa . Carol Fjerre. SW'IMMERS PROMOTE AQUATIC INTERESTS Ali's fair and warmer thc Hash and blood. Terrapin waalhnr vane. ACTIVITIES Prexy Wnody u'indmr gazing. I wonder if that grag: will grow. The lineup;CEne, Bill and MirEanI. woonv s BUREAUCRACY PAYS OFF AT sw- u : ,4 Many big issues were bashed and rehashed 1his year in Stu-U gov- ernmental squabble; which result- ed in increased student intervsl in school affairs. Sludenls discovered that they were responsible Ior all activities on campus, for any raise in the activity lickrl, for the gen- eral altitude and feeling surround- ing Stu-U. For the first time in Slu-U history the cafeteria detoured lhc fmancial hole and came up with a profit. Committees and organization be- camt lhe keywords for succugiul operation, as the steering and Student-Facully Relations commit- tees were formed, and other com- mittees Iunclionud which never had before. Students 1051 blood? but kept the Red Cross happy, lhu amphilheatcr grew out of L'Augxc's cyrsorc, and the Stu-U huifding, iisclf. was more crowded than Her before. Ilrospuclivc coffee drinkers wcrc lured in by new wallpaper and paint inside the building and H19 bright green lrim on Ihe out. Rub 3 dub dull; two men and a tub. Lloyd, Tom and friend. uNow, Iet me srtc A . . t'l'hat's all right Donna, TamYs got musclnsJ Pepslers Adela and Dave. uShall u'c Ieil Ihe joke about the bugs? Danie, jim. and Bob Homing on Lake Augie. HWhal'H yuu have? It's ulTlcicm'y Eras! with Thumper and Uit'k. wrmddiq'HE'QH-IMWnWMH-u G N N A R T O N m. .h R U .n E w I- S LET' COM'ON GANG COFFEE, BRIDGE OR CONVERSATION; IT'S YOUR STU-U Board Of Cantrnl - Row J: Woody Stark, president; Dollil: Johnson. secretary: Ted Johnson, president of fresh- man clam; Tom Johnston, Building Committee; Ken Tillman, intramural director; Jim Scull, 5 treasurer; Zoe Lnfgren, Intcr-Sororily Cuuncil: Don Eons, president of sophnmare class: Don Jnhnsnn, Publicity Committee; Dave Pearson, Pep Committee; Adele Stone. Pep Commitlee; Warren 'l'hummcl, assislunl cafeteria managcr; Gene Kreps, Social Committee. R0102.- Donna MnMuHun, Building Committee; Boil Rod. e-presidenl: Miriam Anderson, Program Cnmr millet: Stu Lundahl, LSA president; Dick Johnson, cafeleria manager. Absent members an.- Kun Brundage, Slough Committee; Barb Conuver. WAA president; Bill Lindholm, Program Committee; Marilyn Borden. presidem of Independent Women; Bob Hall, Imer-Fraternily Cdunnil; Bill Johnson, senior class president; Lulher Lindberg, junior class president. - MV v v .- 7: 5 A . IuHAgMBWWWWWMIJWKQM Four Stu-Uers make like bemglwn workers, lwu drones, that is. AUGIE EYESORE GROWS INTO AMPHITHEATER 138 . . 11': your slough tau sing Warren Tlaulnmel, Dick Swanson, Bob Rod, Md Tum Johnston. What started as a personal project of Inrmer Augieitc John Reinerlscn grew to encompass 1111: Whole school this year and arouse the interest of lhc entire Quad-City area. By Springtime the slough was well on the way to becoming Augiefs rMcmorial Amphithealcrf, Uncier the direction OI Earl Johnson, hulldazing was done on the hillside, drag lines levelled the land Ior good drainage, and drainage tiles were laid. Rye grass now grows on the once barren mud puddle. One of lhe biggest interest gainers in the project was the qum-Icttc, who really rendered their rendition of rrilys your slough loo. Forms are already built Inr lhc lnlcachcrs which the rmilcs of pennies and student solicited funds will provide. 33;..gugiaigaxiiasngsx. gizizuwuiggggg 1 47, ; LINDHOLIWS LABORS FIND CLIMAX IN STATION WAUG On November 13 at 6:30 p. m. a fafleen minute news program, Event. was bro t at 640 kilm- m es to all the campus buildings and dormitories. Station W'AUG w lhc- air as a result of two years of work by gennral manager Bill Lindhohm Bill built the SU-Watl transmitter which is the slatimfs foundation, located it in a third floor room uf Slu-U. and then directnd the stringing of some 2,5EJU feet 0f antenna wire through th healing tunnels to W'. B. and Andrecn Han, Gene Kaskcy was the first program dircclor, while Dick Marlin look over LhU job fur the 596mm sEnwslcr when Gene graduated. lulTri Run: 1: Raahl Fry 'll Burl. J-Jllnsnn. Lou un kvr, Bill Linrl Jim Ann Lutull. '. Kus' Clilu. Row , k1 , A13 u Kr ,an, Uh 'lurlin, I , unJI ,Iuh; um C II OSIHHII. ' ' rl Ijams, Lr-u '1.. . : ,J: Alm'llt staif 1 ulhz'rs 11 Paul N qunnn: . .Ilmsm .10. I 111m . . Arnold Mm-III-r. Jack Wyeth tries pictures and patience It looks just him fun, hut i: all has a definite 5031 he- in an eHorl to aid a young nu, . hind it. Ann Enhnson entertains a small fry pazi AUGIE SPEECH CLINIC ENCOURAGES HANDICAPPED To most Augieites, Saturday morning 15 the lime to snatch a little extra sleep, but speech correction students never moum the fact that their Saturday mornings must be spent working in the speech clinic. Although it's often slow work helping little people to eliminate or improve their speaking and hearing difEuukies, it is rewarding work well worth the sacrifice of a few hours of shut-eye. The speech clinic began in 1935, and now has stale-wide recognition. Now watch cIoselv. honeyV and Ihen do just what I do. Ann Lundquist helps :1 Iiule friend to pronounce vowels cartemly. Dicddn-lho-woul newsman, Editor Frank Wright, gets a hot lead via tuluplmnc. General News Editor, Pat IIteIL Assistant Exchange Editor, Jan Headquistg Assialanl News Editor. Louisc- Shumaker. Ab- sent: Murirl P991. Exr-llange Editor. prnrlnrsirmnn Row: Phyllis Peterson, Nancy Olspn. Louist Taylur. Rasic Buchercr: Dinnv fJfNr'iI. Kay Eula. Ann LunriA qui-zl, Back Row: Alan Blorh. Don Su-rg. Clarumcw Willcmlrom. Wednesday night finds stnfTers lovineg pulling th: Obs to bed, Professional Journalism was the standard set by Observer edilor, Frank Wrighl, this year; a standard which spurred the Obs on-to the first Ail-American rating by Intcr-Collcgiate Press Association in 111a papefs history. The old Slu-U basement hole was evacuated as a newsroom, and the 055 moved up lo the third Floor where paint. paint and more paint made the new olTnce look like a City room 0! a metropolitan daily. At any rule it was clean. Thoughts ol Wednesday night sieges at the Book Concern will long bring groans from the mast head. Six page papers brought three p. m. to 4 a. m. working hours, as the type and headlines far the next dafss issue were set up lo be printed. Advertising Manager, Pal Schneider: - rmwtimmrmm Hm-WHWWHHHdtkLu. hmmwwnu OBSERVER EARNS ALL-AMERICAN Adverlising Manager B. L. Anderson Editor Sylvia Bengtson contemplates on picture possibilities lor one of the newly added yearbook sections, Copy Editor Pal ilten; Ehotography Editor Don Pleasants Dave Hauscr, business manager of publications. nrl Irl'ul Slfl : ' lunl mm: mliinn mmiing: Mnrunrnt Nt-Tson, IL Frecmum pllolngrnpll Lnrinn Smulx ' 'J'Jluliu. slat Aimmr:1h Lumiqnial, phnlngmplly slulr: Hun ILcrgV lelll Flyxuil, :nlrcrlising stillT. Dink Swanson, Sports ICIlilnr; 144 Dan Knudsen Nursrs St'clinn Editor. lJEKIE1' .- a mlwlmmmmummumm.mw balm WHEN IN DOUBT EAT SPARKS R-I STAFF TO COMPLETE '53 YEARBOOK Way back in September 1he little Rockelywl work room on lhird Hoar SLu-U was stuffed full of old copy paper, photo proofs, lists of names, and just plain gumble-fumble; until a Sherlock Holmes was needed to ngre out where the staff could start In build lhe 1955 year book. It took consultations, interviewing, picmre taking and re-lnking pIus all night sessions with pencils and eraser; but order appeared out OI chaos; layroul pages were Hltcd with pictures and copy; and Enaily. with :1 sigh from Boss Sylvia and a satisfied snore from the nxlmuslcd staff, the whole kaboodlc was off to Elle prinlL-rs. Sealed: John Fryxell. Carol Wendell, Marilyn Borden, Keith Johnson. Standing: George Sinkler, Melben Peterson. John Swanson, Frank Wright, Clarence Wizlnnslmm. and Al Bloch. PHI BETA KAPPA INITIATES... Zeta chapter of Phi Beta Kappa is in its fourth year on the Augie, campus. The society originated in 1776 at William and Mary College, and is the oldest honorary society :in existence. The members an: ulccled primarily on lhe basis of broad cultural interests and scholarly achievement. Studems must take work definitely liberal L0 be eligible and are Elected after six, seven, or eight semesters of study: Dr. Traugoll L. Richter, seurclury; Dr. Conrad BcrgcndoH; Dr. A. A. Wald; Dr. Henriette Nacwlh, president; Mr. Tlmodon: Rucsler, truasurcr; Dr. Lucien While, vicuprcsirlunl; Mr. Luster A. Huuarlint. A minimum two point average is a hard enough qualification in itselI to meet, but the nine senior women in Aglaia must also be outstanding for lccuicrship and service at Augie, Sponsoring Beckfs traditional Smorgasburd at Andreen Hall is the grouzfs main activity. Members were elected Imm the junior class by . a - last years Aglalal - umunmmmmmunmammmmniu mmmmmm- wuddmhw Scaled.- Evelyn Liudrolll. Jo Olundrr, Burl: Conovcr. Vivian Bcrgsrud. Donna Mcllullen. Standing: Dolly Borden, Marian Wugnm: Absent: Barb Reynolds; Bea Swanson. AGLAIA AND WHO'S WHO HONOR . . . Thcnis a huge, n-d hook printer! each year called Wfink' Who in. American Colleges and Universities. This year the names of flfteen Augie Studvnts wiH add lo its fat bulkincss. Il may be fat and it may be bulky, but it's still quite a trick Lu get into it. Members are elected by the faculty on the basis of scholarship, t'lmrzu'm', and campus activily. Cz-m: KI Jnllnsun. Burl: Ummrma ,lim 5mm Frank Wright, wumly s 1k nun. limL Donna MrMullrn, M H Wagner: Alumni: Bra Swanson. Hurlr lh'ylmllis. 15;, Jack Suunson, Dirk M... Irma . ngny Imam Ct'm-gr- Sinkll'r. TOPPERS INCLUDE ALL FRESHMEN GIRLS WITH TWO POINT PLUS GRADE AVERAGES '1; - .4 .- .- r' pmud of their 235 grade average for eigher Femcglcr of dlL-ir fn-ulnnun year arvhkuw !: Louisa. Rwhard, Jlmnbllu Nylmu, Juan Iar-obsen, Diane Ecldund. Raw 2: Maryanne Norman, Martha 1.1ndlmrg, Marilyn Hrlvuraun, Pat llmidL, Num-y ,. lrmm Amlvt'u Srbiff. LaDonna Martim Doris Lnrinmr. Pat Johnson, Marilyn Spungler, Mary Lou lJqu. Carol Rams , Mary Huum-h, thinia Haih Raw 3: Kay Holst, Pal ljorlcr, Jeanne Seilken. Lois Wil. n. limit: Nordslrnm, Mary Dawnlll, Marilyn Edwards, Jam: Curlsun, Juym: Lchvnnunn. Margir, Pelerson. ANDREEN COUNCIL KEEPS EYE ON MEN'S DORMITORY Allhough they don't have campusesga lo contmd with. UN gm't-ming body of the melfs clm'milory has pII-nty 9f nllu-r business to worry about. Composed of corridor rvprpsmlulivus and elected OITIc-vrs, th- mum-il urgunizn-tl th annual Homecoming Open House 50 lhe world could know how t-lvzm Audrvcn rooms are kt'pl. A joinL lh-quimml m'rviw was held with the girls prior l0 Christmas. mcalioIL OITiz-rrs for llu year wr-ra- Cnrlh Hull. prslsidvul; Dun Gustufson, vice-president; Gil Freeman. sccrelary; John Anderson, lrmsm'vr; Don Knudsrn and Don CilllSUH: r-n-liginus lmaml. Men's Dorm Council Ken Brundage, Don Krogh, Dan Gustaf- son, Carth Hull, Don Carlsom Bob Larson, Jack Klinr-V Don Knudsen. John I. Anderson, Jnhn Bunsen, Cih Freeman. Houscmotlmrs Mrs. Magnusmn, Andrccn; Mrs. Domini. Andrccn; Mrs. Johnson, Women? Bniiding. Making the wommfs dorms places for friend- ship and fun 7 real homes away from home-r is the job of Dorm Council. The members are elected by Dorm Club members, or every woman living g1m campus.u The Councii acts as the governing body of all dormitories and discusses all complaints and reviews offenses. This year the members succeeded in procuring a T-V set for the W. B. lounge. DORM COUNCIL WIELDS IRON HAND OVER DORM GIRLS Womclfs Dorm Council-Row 1': Chat Hanfordl Jo Lindquim. Marilyn Swanson, Laurene Johnson. Joan Jacobsen, Marilyn Swanson. Raw 2: Ruth Weslerherg, Gladys Vaelmann. Janice Kuslcr, Donna McMuch, Jeanne Patersan, Greta Applcmn, Audrey Lash Loriun Sundelius, Evelyn Lindrolh, Marilyn Pnlmquisl. Row 3: Miriam Swanson, Agnes Kmenhult, Dolly Borden, LnDnmIa Marlin, Janet Rccdquis-l, Pam Nordgren. Dorm Officers -Ruw 1': Lnrian Sundelius. LaDunuu Martin. Marilyn Swansoln Raw 2: Dolly Bordon, Greln AppletonV Janet Reedquisl, Laurent: Johnson. thniwru-nvm m WOMEN'S LEAGUE k CAMPUS COORDINATOR K. $4 - -L i .- ni. w. r. Why does this happen jllhl mu-e a year? This is rPaHy living.T Onicers 3mmd: Marian Wagner, president: Janice Johnson. secretary. Standing: Marilyn Swanson. treasurer; Nancy Druka, historian: Evelyn Lindrolh. vicc-presidem, The one campus organization in which all Augie women participate is the WomeIVs League. Activities started off with a picnic last fall, a Ersl chance for girls living both on and off campus to begin lasting friendships. The League trimmed th Chrisnnas lrne in Old Main and in February? al 11 - annual banqucl, Bridal Consultant Mrs. Mike Fisher found inlcrL-sl amazingly Easy to hold. Perhaps lhc: subject of her speechkwellding prep- aralions from lhu ungangt-nl lu lhn aclual ceremonyihad something lo do with il. W'omrnqb wcck pulled a switch on llu- fcllmx's, and lhr women work Llw rlatt-imakrrs fur such spvr'ial rw-nls as a slrath-rry l'cslivul and u lht-ullrr purly. 152 Row J: Pat Fiedler, Jo Pckan Jo 1mm. Cluria Morgan, Laurenc Jolmsnn. Greta Applewn, Row 2: EIIOEH Faulson, Pat Corry, Donna Paulsun, Ruth Lumlquisl. Mike Huslrom: Row J: Zeke Jabusch, Ted Larson. Bill MangelsV dorfh Don Johnson. Ralph Powers. Raw 2: CIarcncn Wittenslrom, Bob Rad, Howie Pearson. Bah Andersnn, Dirk Suansnn. Earl Julmson, Jim Scan. Larry Dunn, Wally Snderstromh George llcnning, Hugh Johnsun, Bah Hall, Raiph Walxlhcrg. lurk Swanson. LF,LSCOUNCH5:f h W Pledging and Rushing problems and activities supply most of the work ior the InlEr-Sororily Council agenda. The group found lime to sell Easter lilies for the Crippleni Childrenis Foundation. Some of the responsibility for changing the slough into Augustana Amphitheater fell on 1119 CounciFs. shoulders, Omens for the year were: Danna McMullen, president; Zoe Lofgren, secretary-treasmer. REGULATEGREEKS Vincas Barlusevicius, a thirteen year old Lithuanian refugee, is a happy boy now. Thr InteriFraternity Council decided to adopl him and help provide for his cducatiuu. Clothing and foodh Vincas lives in the American zone of Germany. The council also sponsored the H? ball March 28. Fall semester oHioe-rs were: Jack Swanson. president; Bill Slimmerman, vice-prcsidenl; Bah Rod. Si'Crctary; Jim Scott. treasurer. In the spring Bob Hall was preaidem; Don Jnhnsom vice president; Wally Soderstrom, secretary; Clarence Wiitmstrom. treasurer. LSA guiding hands: Park. H Anderson, secrelary: Irene Pearson, Irensurcr. LSA's Ersl gel lugelher. food anrl fun for all at Lincoln hcputulion Jack Swanson. Virc- presidcnl: Stu LunduhL president; Miriam lculn Audrey juhnsun and Don Knudsen. Rulh Holmstmm and Ron Peterson cheer up a patient at the T. EL Sanitorium. In February the LSA was host m the Hub Regional Conference. Delegates were sent to the leadership training workshop at Pa1os Park, Illinois, and plans were made for a. large delegation to Ihc LSA Ashram this summm', Special projects this year were the inspiring Christmas, Thanksgiving, and Easter services in the scminary chapel; the annual Christmas party for the Bethany Home Children; the all-schaol skating parties; and the inlormaI bi-weckly Sunday afternoon meetings. LSA-- CAMPUS CHRISTIANITY I? y :lztzitztirxxi.$12:zGccagixn.iimiiizti ,. m 155 BETHANY CHILDREN APPROVE LSA SANTA Fureign Missionary convention delegales from colleges all over the country, gather in Ihe seminary lounge to gel acquainted and puzzle out some diplomatic problems. FMS Officers: Ray Cunningham. presi- dent; Paul Swanson, Financial secrelary; Donald Carlson. secretary; Joan Lindquisl, publicity chairman: Dolly Burden,x'jc$prcsidcnl: J Kalhryn Anderson, publicity chairman. Absent: ROIICI'I. Carlson. treasurer. I 156 AUGIE'S FOREIGN MISSIONARY SOCIETY Aid, inspiration, and instruction all play a part in qToreign Mishy, activilics, This year a world mission insiilule was lwld on campus. Missionaries representing every foreign field were prPsenE in show the various problems, achievemenm, and characterislics of each particr ular field. FMS also saw that college or seminary students Elled Iowa and Illinois pulpits while the regular pastoi's were attending conference. FMS has decidnd lo choose one particular missionary and support him thraughout the year. In this way morv personal contact wilh the field of foreign missions can he gained. omuers for the year were: Ray Cunningham, president; Marilyn Bordvn, vicerpresidenl; Don Carlson, seurvlary; Bub Carison, treasurer.- RELIGIOUS BOARD UNIFIES AND GUIDES Presidents of campus religious organizations and faculty advisers who composed this yeafs religious board were: Stuart Lundahl, Roland Carlson, Dr. V. R. Pearson, Don BrodahL Dr. Burgcndoff, Dr. Andeen. Donna Cord. CAMPUS BIBLE CLASSES PROVE STIMULATING Members of the Mews or Sela Fide and the Womenk 0r Berean Bibie ClaSSEss which mncl each Sunday mnrning are: Marilyn Swanson, Janet Goodenow, Juan Evans, Carl Beyerhelm, Conrad Olson, Mary Benson, Dolly Borden, Ruth Holmstrum. Raw 1': Rusie Nordslrnm, Janire Carlson, Shirley Ekslrom. Raw 2: Jerry Jollnsan. Barbalu N. Jolmsnn, Kenneth Randall, V :H 'II,J C 1 lC 1.xll'. A B U s Y Y E A R F 0 R Bl::131:ln:lgun anc arbon nroebznm Raw 3: Arnie Nelaun, Vaughn Rudnirk, Ed Nelson. Don Swanson, MI. Lllntleem Hmrard Nelson. Len Olund, c o v E N A N T s T U D E N T s Brure Magnussun..luck Wagner, Vcrnun Furshcrg. Raleigh Carlson. Ron Magnusson. Student meetings at thu Molina Covmmnl Church, Easl Molim- Covenant Chapel, and lhc Princmon Cuvc'nzml Church plus a party for lhv children al the Princclun urpharw homn all added up to a busy ynar J'or 1hr: Cnvcnmll Club. Vincv Lundven is sponsor for lhr clulrwhit h aim; to providv fellowship Ior Cownam sLurlnnls 0n campus Jurry Inllnsom prnsirlnnl; Rmil: Nurihlmnx lrensurcr: Jan Carlssm, svrrulnry; Rxlivigll Curlmm, vim-prwidan Mulh ClulliSlamling: Dr. 1' IL Eriokuon. Ruwf. Hun Appef. Allan Pratcrsrm Duny P4110 ll'uk awry, Paulsnn. Raw 2: Van Ilt- ande, IMzCquLh n lwne J P.1ulknnr,l Raw 3: MI: Bruin, Vern 1e 5 wanson 011? of the newest organizations on campus, Augick math club was organized last year to further the study of mathematics through lectures on subjects beyond the scope of classroom work. Members of the malh department and various guest lecturers spoke during the year. Dick Harvey was president; R. Gerald Page, vice-presitient; Eileen PaulsonL secrcflary- lreasurer. miuui-enlHMHMOINWMi-hiininudnu: .11 Udden CeuTngy ClubeRow 1': Paul Mueller, Dick Munroe, Glen Soderstmm, Car WiIIiams. John FryxelL Rum 2: Bill Hoag, John-Johnson. Bill Brown, Dr. Fryxell. Raw 3: Lloyd Schmallz, Roald Fryxell, Jerry Scott, Dick Ekslrom, Larry Dunn, Earle McBride, Ar: Marcela AIJDHA Pl EPSILJJN Alpha PE Epsifon-Row 1: Ruth Vorpahl, president: Glnria Morgan. secretary; Lola Schmidt, treasurer. Row 2.- Donna Winters, Laurent: Johnson, Shirley Ekstrom, Mary Rausch. Raw .3: Lois Hrauleaf, Marcia Lindorff, Toni Bergren. Raw 4: Terry Hammer, Marilyn Swanson. UDDEN GEOLOGY SEES OZARKS Dr. Gilbert Raasch of the Illinois Geological Survey and Lawrenc: Rays, presidrnt of Western Structural Company of Molina, were key speakers at the Udden Geology Club meetings lhis year; Membership in the club is open to anyone inleresled in attending the monthly meetings devoted to lalks and movies, The group also wenl Cm a Held trip to lhe Ozarks. Bob Hill was president; Roald Fryxell, vice-prcsidem; Paul Muller, secretary; Gerald Scott, treasurer. Provided that you maintain a two point average in secretarial sciencc and 3. L5 in remaining courses, youere in Alpha Pi Epsilon, national secretarial fraternity. A chili supper at adviser, Mrs. Clarkk home, a Christmas parly where two baskets of fund for needy families were distributed, and setting up a model oHice in Old Main for a foundeHs day project, were all part of this year's activities. Ruth Vorpahl was president; Gloria Morgam secretary; Lola Schmidt, treasurer. Dramnqua mposn Ion BOARD ADVISES ART PUBLICATIONS The Publications Boardilejt to right: Donna McMuHen, Oscar Nordslrnm, Zilpha Colce, Sylvia Bengtsan, Frank Wrighl, Bob I... Anderson, Lucien White. Saga, the Observer, and the Rockety-I all follow the guiding hand of the publications, board which is made up of the editors and business managers and representatives from the faculty and administration. The big job of the year is supervising the appointment of editors-in- Chief of the newspaper and yearbook. This year the Augustaua Art Association sponsored an international art exhibit, an exhibit of the work 01 Cecile Ryder: Johnson, and a display of Persian rugs. The Art Association held its annual TagVDay, the proceeds of which were used to finance these activities and purchase pictures to be hung in the. collrge buildingst ASSOCIATION SPONSORS EXHIBITS V-kli...1.hm - urn-nn-nrm qmm.m+.-wm- 4. -. t .. Wmimumudmuhu uerhmnuwni The American Chemical Society fosters a professional pride in chemistry by mcans of lectures, industrial plant trips, and through contacts with students 01 other schools. Included in this year's activities were speakers Mr. Carl Ekhlad, and Mr. Stuart Pyle, trips to the Bell Telephone Company and the Servus Rubber Company, a bowling party in January, and the annual picnic in May. Officers were: Mel Peterson, chairman; Lou Tressell, program chairman; Ronald Sass, secretary; and Earl MCBritie, treasurer. Shown hel-w is the Chemical SouietyiRaw 1: Dr. Erikson. Irene Pearson, Ginny Benandar, Earl McBride, Lou Treaselt. Mel Peterson, Paul Kilmslra, Dm- McLaughlin. Alan Peterson, Dr. HilL Row 2.- Drx Hermann, John Johnson, Bill Van DeVr-slde, Bill Mallgelsdnrf, Ron Sass. Dick Hemmila, Ed Sward, Tom Evcnsun, Vernie Swanson, Bob Larson; PROFESSIONAL PRIDE FROM A.C.S. Row 1: Bud Maxlield. Bill Winters, Pa! Schneider, Howie Peterson. Bcrgren. Lulu Schmidt. Row 3: John Wangclin. Jim Scott, LeRoy Johnson. George Coin, Burleigll Hunter, Dick Allnerding, Ted Larson. Raleigh Carlson, Grant Heucr, Jack Kline. Commerce club met the second Wednesday of every month for this very purpose: to introduce students to some of the practical problems of the business world. Membership is open to all commerce majors and minors. Firs! semester omcers were: Howard Pearson, pmsidenl; Bill Benson, vice-presidenl; loan Imm, secretary; James Scott, treasurer. Second semester emcers were: Grant Heuer, president, Ted Larson7 vice-presirfent; Toni Bergreu, secretary; Holly Carlson, treasurer. Second semester Cnmmuue Club nHiuers wvrc from lch L0 right: Rnl igh Carlson, treasurer; Tnni BPrgren, snlLreEary; Grant Hmmr, pl'esidEnl; Ttd Larsom viuerpresidem. BUSINESS KEYNOTE OF COMMERCE CLUB Row 2: Gloria Morgan, Lou Taylur. Ruth Vorpahl, Jo 1mm, Toni Howie Pearson, Al thman. . Muhmmamq xvmmmlhun Row 1: Phyllis Peterson, Eleanor Tannus, Diane UNcil. Raw 2: Marian Wagner. Patricia Johnson, Nancy Olson, Margaret Nefson. Donna Cord, Muriel Peel. Raw 3: Sylvia Bengtson. Luuisn Taylor, Nimn Cnpcland, Jamal Rccdquist, Adele Stone, Arm Lundquist, Janice Juhnson, Alyte Keagle, Carolyn Almer, Rosin Buchernr. Row 4: Bob Rad, Neil Johnson, Alan Bloch. Put Schneider, Frank Wright, Dora Berg, Don Knudsen, Dick Swanson, Woody Stark, Bob Anderson. Don Pleasants. ALPHA DELTAnHARDWORKING STAFFERS Staff members on the RockeLy-I, Observer and WAUG who have proved their worth Ehrough just plain hard work compose Alpha Delta, national honorary journalistic fraternity Members worked for a publication at least one semester before lhey were eligible to brave 1hc initiation rites. An informal 1Elem! fish parly, which was anylhing but dead, was given lhis spring. Super-emcient members were honored al the Publications' Banquet that brought the seasonk activities 10 a close. Officers were: Bob Rod, presidenL; Woody Stark1 vice-prt-sidenl; Harh Crimlhs, secretary; Frank Wright, treasurer, 1! . PHYS-ED MAJORS, MINORS FORM PEMM CLUB Marvin Tengwall. Sandy Cryer, Pam Nardgren. Helen Johnson. Louise Schumaker, Pal Larson. Doris Graham, Bob Wallhers, Wally Soderstmm, Paul Laurilzen, Bill HJughaad Johnson, Bill Johnsnn. Ken Tillman. PEMM Club members turned instructors this year and taught and demonstrated lhe use of tha newly acquired trampoline. Membrrship in the organ- ization is limited lo physical education majors and minors. The groulfs purpose is to creme an in- terest in their particular field; Lectures, films and social events Hllcd their monthly meelings. Omcers for the past year were: Bill Johnson. prcsidcnl; Pat Larson, vice-president; Greta Anderson, soc- retm'y; Ken Tillman. treasurer, Hm-mnunon w u I ' . 3 A Fall semester unite Clarence V. lmstrom, sacrmary Bill A Spring.r semester officem' Garth HulL historian: Dave Hov- Benson. ueasurer: Lalh Hull. I1 .101. Ken Tillman, lry treasurer; Wally Sad om, prrsident: Forrlc Hug vicc-presi :nL Absent: Earl Johnson, president. vme-presidem: Gubba Sandquisl. treasurer. LETTERMEN SPONSOR HOMECOMING BALL year the Tribe of Vikings was much more than just an organized group of varsity letter winners. Win or loose the WV men stifled their spirit of rivalry mg cnough after each game m scrva visit ing teams milk and donut: The flrsL big event of the. year was the Homecoming ball. Swimming and track Viking Olympics were cosponsored with the Athictic department, The slough was $201 richer, WAUC got a 3150 loan2 and a trampoline was installed in lhe gym, all as a result of tribe eHorL Senior tribe. mcml . were presented big WA blankets to k9 J thvir warm out in the cold, cold world. a w -L , ...:UqQW-'f'r Earl Julmsun usher: tielng Homecoming Ball Prinr- hT11 lake the one with the Auk. Lolgrtu am! Pappi Peterwn down Ruaynlly 1 . ears. MI. Balloon Mun. Row 1: Bob Miljus, Lew Cilberl, Wayne Hartley. Gar Williams, Ferric Hayes, Bill Lundeen, Chris Dcvonna. Raw 2: John D. Carlsun, Alan Swanson, Bob Bryant, George Erickson, George Coin, Bill Johnson. Row 3: Chuck Peterson, Ron Anderson, Dale Whiteside. Don Dryden, Tom Johnston, Dick Cox. TRIBE Row 1: Clarence l Wiztenslmm, Dick I Alberding, Jerry Shiner, Bill Nelson. Dun Runs, Ray Hallln. Wally Sodcrstrom. Row 2: Don Paulsan, Ken Tillman, Bill Benson, Dan Anderson, Dan Jonas, Dave Hopley. Fred McGlaughIin. Raw 3: Hugh Johnson, Dave Pearson, Paul Lauriizon, Garth Hull, Clyie Lundgrcn, Dave Sandquist. 5 i WALLY ADDS TRIBE'S PREXY SPONTANEOUS REMARKS H .h w R o M U H PAN AMERICAN CLUB TRIES SPANISH CUSTOMS Row 1: Shawn Pierce, Dol Scnberg, 'I'hea Olivier. Audyce SchiH, Eleanor Knou. Gene Acuif. Row 2: Anna Mae Scott, Janet Olson. Ann McLellan! Jayne chermann. Arnie Ulnct, Gary Whilsan. Mrs. Smirk. Vovella Ladcholf, Ran Carlson. Raw 3: Mary Miners. Nancy Engslrom, Shirley Harding, Doris Lorimer. John Wangelin, Dick Piercc. Dorothy Selke. Did you ever try breaking a big: brightly decorated clay rooster while you were blindfolded and the cock was swinging hack and form ovcr your head, suspomled from the ceiling on a suing? Thalys what they do in Mexico at Christmas, so this year the Pan American Club had a party and broke LHliuallas too. Once broken candy and litllc sweet meals and presents which hurl been scaled inside the figure pour nut, and everybody dives for his share. Hcsides llm Christmas party, mvmbors luarm-d ahuul Spanish customs and life at lhe monthly mrelings where slides and movies were: shown and talks wen: givm by Ion-ign visitors. Tlm annual Pan-Amcricun lmnqunl was. hvld April 15lh :11 the Lrnd-w-Haml in Dawnpon. Spanish Club lo-m-s for 111:.- yvzu' wprt- luyu: Lirlwrman, lreasurnr; Nowlla Ladvhqu st-l-rolary; Arniv Uincr nu-r presidvnl; Char E'lame'd, pl'osidvnl. - mua.mmmmnam-Imz lb: COSMOS WORK FOR INTERRACIAL UNITY The Augie spirit of friendship seems embodied in the Cosmopolitan Club. Its members meet on the iirsl and third Wednesday in each month to discuss and learn about social relations, including interracial and international problems. The first big job ior the year was compiling the student directory. The money taken in from this project is used 1 to provide a scholarship for a member oi a minority group. A survey of local restaurants was made to discover whether 01' not they would refuse to serve minority group members. Results of this sun.rey will soon be published. During Brotherhood Week, a play, HS Luffed Owls, was presented by the Cosmos a! a Stu-U meeting. Various guest speakers appeared at club meetings throughout the year and emphasized the need for understanding among various religious, international, and racial groups. . . George Sinkler can't help smiling. H65 just received the Cosmopolitan Club scholarship. . . . Christmas customs from x their native countries; Germany, 1 Sweden, and Japan: are told to Cosmos by Cristal Hinze, and Costa Dahlman and Yoshihim Sopci. . . . . 01111:ch far a busy year: Henry ' O'Neil, Vicevprcsidcm; Nancy J I Engslrom, lreasurer; Danna Cord, ii secrelary; Douic Johnson, president. 170 nnwumrm rruwmn'r? Row 1: Laurent: Jahnson, Nancy Olson, Peppy Peterson, Donna Cord. Vivian Bargsrud, Cristal Hinz. Eva Johnson, Nancy Engslrom, Marilyn VcnelL Raw 2: Marg Nelson. Betty Johnson. Kay Holst. Luis Bmuleaf. Pat Porter, Novella LadehofL Luu Taylor, Barb Deters, Pa! Fiedler. Doris Johnson. Row 3: Doris Graham, Nanccc Ynung, Lois Reed, Millie Hjcrstcdh Audyce Schiff, Carol Anderson, Jo Loy. Shirley Linn, Lois Weber, Pal Carlson, Ardis Johnson. Sophie Saba, Mary Lnu Hull. Raw 4: George Sinkler. Costa Dahlman. Dr. Wald, Dr. Scherslan, John Bronnecr, Rosie Burzhcrcr, Diane O'Neal, Ioie Carlson, Bill Snyder, Al Bloch, Ted Johnson, Henry UNeilI, Sam Collins, Dottie Johnson. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS STRESSED . a calm Larinn enjoys the shuckmi Icmks shag stirred up in a scene from Cosmds hrntherhuud play. Student Direcwry Editors Vivian and Lnrian check names and addresses. 'w-UIJAA I 172 Svenskama include: Row J: LeRay Davidson. Eerry Anderson. Dot Lindmark, Louise hlhus'lor, Stu Lundahl. Calhy MiUer, Louisa RenhnnL Ardis Johnson. AI Weslman, Lois Reed, Esther Madscn. Nancy Engstrcm. Row 2: Ann Johnson. Cosla Dahlman, Kaaren Lindberg, Shirley Linn. Ed Rydcn, Diane Ecklund. SWEDISH CLUB PRESENTS LUCIA Miriam Anderson wore the candle-lighled Lucia crown this year at lhc annual all-school Christmas Party, the big event on the Swedish Club agenda. Tomptcgubben, the Swedish spirit. of Christmas, was brought to life by Dave hCuhbah: Sandquist who respectfully kissed Luciahs hand and then gave Christmas presents to exceptionally good little Augieiles. The Swedish Club folk dancing group performed so successfully at the party, that they Parned a spot on the Augie T-V Christmas program. The Svenska enthusiasts learned more about Swedish cullural background from speakers, movies, and slides presented at monthly meetings throughout the- year, Dr. Cl. I'Vriliof Antler who returned this year from a Viiil in Sweden. spoke to the group. Fall UIFEm-rs WH'PZ'AI Weslman, president; Helen Antivrsun. vicc-prt-sirlcnl; Dolly Borden, treasurer; Uur'ulhy Limlmark. sticrrlary. In the: spring Dorothy Lindmark was pIEEidl'nl; Lr-Rny Davidson, vit;r:11r1,-5Jrle:nl; Jury Andcrscn, scc'rctary; Ralph Suing, lmasurcr. FUN AT PARTY LEAD M m R M D N A A B B U G Now teachers, Augie alums return for convention Prexic Jack and ruling F. T. A.crs, FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA A trip lo the Pekin, Illinois State ET. A. Convention; helping with the returning teacher's banquet, and forming initial promotion ideas for a. scholarship for an Augie student, were the main activities in a busy F.T.A. year. Members heard outside speakers on aduit education in the Tri-Cities and lectures on just plain becoming a teacher. The faculty sponsorSgMiss Parkander, Dr. Andean, Dr. Hamming, and Dr; Barnesiprovided two March of Time films Ior one meeting plus pop and donuts. Ofncers were: Jack Wyeth, president; Bill Johnson, vicevprcsident; Pat Torman, treasurer; George Sinkler, George Henning. Joan Dierksen, program committee. Don Uies a new method. theadinh and writinh and geometry minus the 'hhickury slick. Future Teachers of America Row l: Lois Reed. Ruth Holmhergx Bev Frankenberg, .iu Lindquisl. Ruth Lundquish Chris Anderson, Minam Anderson, Lm-ian Sundclius. Raw 2: Diane O'Neil. Nancy Wallenline. Nancy Engstrom, Audrey Johnson. George Sinklcr, Shirley Linn, Leora Waterman. Ollie Mac Lundcn, Dr. Barnes, Jack Wyeth. Char HaHord, Puss Dohse. Bill Juhnson, Ardis Julmson, Junnn Dierksen, Don Johnson. More fuLurc teachersiRow 1: Doris Anderson. Dolores Dr: Wolfe, Joann Juhnsonv Raw 2: Ruth Vornnhl, Dolly Burden, Rulh Westerberg, Barbara Peterson, Row 3: Gladys Voelmanm Marilyn Swanson. Janine Swansnn, Novclla Ludelmff. Gloria Morgan. Row 4: Mr. Hamming, Belly Svhultz, Pal Johnson, wwwxunmnmy m letvln'nq -. w . Y .I L u c A F 116 Betsey Brodahl MA, Dean of Women Arthur Swedberg Director 01 Buiidfngs and Grounds Willard Anderson Director of Pubiic Relations Donald Rod Librarian .JJ Harley Rollin ALA. Dfrcclw 0f Admissions Lucile Fryxcll JLB. Director 0,! Kemrds arm! Regiunuinn Miss Holly Fehlmun Admisxfan Councuuur Hcrhcrl Glynn MA. Dirccmr of Field Services George Arbnugh PILU. Dean. Hf the College Harry Johnson RD. Dean of Men ADMINISTRATION Seated, left to right: Knul Erickson, Rev. Harry Lmldblad. Dr. Conrad BergenduH, Mrs. Raymond Swanson. Arlhur Lundnhl. Rev. Wilbur Palmquist, Herman Nelson, Dr. E. E, Rydsn, Dr. C. CL Bcugtson. Missing: Cari E. Johnson. Rev. Raymond Lingwall, Mr. John Nylbn, Rev. Paul Randalph. Standing: Rev. G. A. Herbert, Dr. F. F. PccE, Rev. Ruben Spung Earl H. Hansen, Dr. Walter Tillberg. W Zilplm Culcc MA. Assistant ij'cssur 01 English Traugoll L. Richter PILD. Profexsnr of English mer A. Bcnur Ir, AIL lnstrurlur In Englixb Luricn W. White Ph.D. Prnjemur u! Mariam Lunglmgex H. Rex WiliDn MA. Assismm mecsmr of English I. xK Dorothy A. Parkander AM. Axsislunz Prulessur of English Earl A. Bryer PILII. Professor of Modern Language: Arthur A. Wald PhD. Prolussw nl Swedish Language mu! Literature Henriette C. K. Naesclh PhD. Prolassor of English Language and Literature; Head of Humanities Division HUMANITIES OPEN THE DOOR TO EDUCATION The core of a liberal arts education rests in the humanities departmenL The scope of the department includes art, music, literature and speech. It is through these various mediumSw lhe :uomo esla usted 0f the Spaniard, the essays of Franklin, and Ihe practical experience of. making a speech-Ihat we grow in understanding and fullness of life. Wmmmm-uHWanmmm .Wmm-uumm. Mummu H...NMcmme Martha M. Smick MAA. Assistant Professor of Spanish Don C. Tomquist MA. Asmciute Professor of Speech 1.....- Danald C. Davis PhD. Associate Projesmr raj Speech Puthoiugy and Audiamctry Carl C. Pfeifer 13.5. Instructor in Piano Alma L. Johnson B.SA Assistant Professor 0! Art Martin I. Holcomb A.M, Prafessur of Speech Ruth E. Holman MA. Assmm Professor of Voice Thomas R Hilnbard M.M. Associate Professor uf Virilin mi Muil't Theory; Orchestral Cunductor Magda Clutter Pnrr-timc Instructor in Ar! Theudure LeVander AM. Assnuiale Professor of Spaach Robert D. Caskill MA. Assixmnt Professor 0! firms and Wind Instrummu; Build Philip H. McDermon MJVL Hazel AZNorfI Associuw meessur u! Grgrm Timmy Insirucmr m Pmnu med Church Music E i ' 3 3 g Henry Veld MusJJ. Professor of Voice and Choral Conductor MlmI-ommmm .- .. 3k 1 Brynalf Lundholm, Mus.M. Prolegsor 0! Piano and. Music Theory; Darecmr of the School of Music nu...- I l , . HUMANITIES INCLUDE i' MUSIC, ART, SPEECH Ronald F. Jegon M.Mus. Aswcimc Prafcswr 01 Piano and Music Timmy ' ' ' . Berghull MA. Ruth Bensnn TLM. Mmdu L. Sellpe Anne 9011 - A'Imr C , Instructor in Piano Imrrucwr En Pmrw Instructor in Music Parl-lgliasgscrgm ??iigisor o! Theodore Cclms PhD. Pralessar 0f Philosophy Victor IL Pearson S.T.D. Pralcsmr 0f Religion; Head of Religion and Philosophy Division G. Kenneth Andean PhD. Associate Professor u! Chrivzianily '1 RELIGION AND PHILOSOPHY j' I ! GWES A BASIS FOR INDIVIDUAL THOUGHT Studying the ideas and observation of Spinoza and Kant and following the life of Jesus and Mohammed helps the student to develap his own philosophy of life, and appreciate the value 0! religion Ior the individual and for society. Religion and philosophy awake stagnant minds and help college students to think as individuals. Edwin C. Manson B.D. Parl-Iirne Instrucmr in. Christianity . ky-i... Hal C. Yingling PhAD. meL-sm 0! Biology Fritiof M. Fryxell PhD. Projesmr of Geology, Curator of Geology Museum Harry E. Nelsen PhD. Ptolessar of Mathematics Edward L. Hill PhD. Professor of Chemistry; Director of Auguslana Research Foundation John E. Ekblad MA. Assistanz Professor of Biology Carey M. Jensen Ph.DA Anklet?! Professor of Mathematics NATURAL SCIENCE SEEKS THE TRUTH THROUGH OBSERVATION Observing the techniques in Chem or 200 3311, suffering through tests and criticism, burning the midnight oil over detailed texts and long assignments are just part DI the ChDrC a SCIEHEC major and anyone laklng Edwin R Erickson PhHD Professor of Chemistry; Assistant Diraclar nj Auguslam Research Faundan'on; Head 9! Natural Science Department a science course has hciore him. Through this study he develops the habit of orderly thinking and adds new richness to his personal life as well as preparing himself for a future career. Margaret Olmsted A.M. Axsociule Professor of Lam: and Mathematics Robert A Bcrnlscn PhD, A5socz'aze Prnlcssur 01 Chemistry Clara Cunningham . Axsfsmnl Instructor of Nursing Education u l l l l I l Karl B. Larson A.M. Professor of Physics Edward Hamming M5. Assistlru meessor of Gengrapby Marlin Knanishu AB. Purbtime Imtrucmr in Surveying Lowell Vi Simpson AM, Beulah Chase AB. Richard A Barnes PILD. Henry F. Smack AM. Assaciare Professor 6 Psychalugy Instructor in Psychology Professor of Education Associate Profegsor 51' History SOCIAL SCIENCES CULTIVATE HUMAN UNDERSTANDING Man, his past and present problcms, and his destiny are the central topics of the wide variety of couracs included in the Social Sciences division. Not only economics7 history, political science, and sociology; but education, psychology. physical education and other fields which prepare the student for specialized vocations are represented. The intervrelations of all these fields bring the student to a better appreciation of our society and its problems. 0. Friliui Antler PhD. Prujessnr nf Binary; Head uf Social Science Department Vincent C. Lundeun MVEd. Fayetlr, Fauhtm RLS. Amuiutc mecsmr uf Physical Education Asxismn: Prufcsfur nf Pbyxi'mi far Mun and Director of Athletics Edm'rm'vn Jur if nmen Slanlcy E 1m Ph D Prolnssnr ul Poluiml Dara! L. Ncrdslrum AVM, Professor nf Euunamics Iheudore W. Ruexlcr MA. Asshmm Professor of Ecmmmi Lrnny Kallis MA. M. Jane Br man R ' Assistant Profemrr of Ph ' 313513:th Pro ssor 0! Ph- Educatiun fur Mm Educulian for Woman James Hay MBA. Amman: Prajewar of Accounting fate Prnfes :r :7! P113 ml Edumtiun jar Men Jack Mejerle Furl-limy Instructor En Merhaniurii Dawning n-unsas SECTION ' 1:! muu: '21 Josephine A. Brandt, R.N., M.S., Director of Schnul and Nursing Service. Seated: Dorothca Benson, R.N., Supervisor and Clinical instructor of obstetrics. Standing Annabelle Nelson. R. N.. 3.5.. Clinical Instructor: Harrie: Smith, RNq Clinical Instrucsor; Marion Spear, R.N.. Clinical Instructor of Operating Room. . T. Tallefsan, Superintendent of the Hospital; is U. Youngdabl, B.A.. B.D Chaplain; Marian Codehn. R.M., MA Director of Nursing Service. Consume: Hilton, M S., Dietician and Instruclnr in Dictat- ics; Evelyn Nicholson, R.N., Chief Clinical Instructor; Jaanne Crow, R.N., Supervisur of Medical and Surgical Floor. Eloise Ireson, R.N., Clinical Instructor, missing. STUDENT NURSES ; PREPARE FOR LIVES OF SERVICE ....L Saaced: Doris Cervin, M,A., Director of Nursw Residences. Lilly T. Forsherg, R.N.. Supervisor of Medical and Surgical Standing: Anna Brissman, R.N., Head Nurse, Central Service; FlDDT: Hilda A. Kronhnlm, R.N.. 3.5,. $up6rvisor of Operating Eliubelh Hartzmann, RNA, Head Nurse in charge 01 Drug Rooms. Esther P. Pelelson, RM, Supervisor of Medical and Raom. Surgical Floor and Eslher Nothstein. R.N., 13.5... Night Super- Visnr, missing. .-.;g...... The Lutheran Hospital School of Nursing oEers a three year course culminating in the degree of i Begisterecl Nurse. In addition to this, Augustana College bestows the Bachelor of Science degree on those who complete two years of college work in the flve year plan. During the first six months of their training, the nurses are taught basic sciences, sociology, and psychology on the Augie campus and have opportunity to participate in campus activities. 1'9 KATHRYN AYRES Davenport, Iowa ANN BAKER, 3.5. Rock Island, Illinois CLENDA BENSON Wakefield. Michigan KATHRYN BJORK ROSE MARIE COLLATZ EUNICE CARLSTEITF ABLENE CARROLL Rock Island, Illinois Davenpor:, Iowa LaCrangE. Illinois Rock Island, Illinois THREE YEARS OF WORK BRINGS WELL-EARNED DEGREE LOIS GRANLUND Teaneck, New Jersey VIRGINIA HENSS Molina. Illinois DAGMARA CELMS CHARLOTTE CROY Rock Island, Illinois Moline. Iflinois ,y I .4 WWMHHmHI MNMIIWntmm WM,wnmu JUNE HAFF MARTHA HULT PAULINE KASTELNAK MARY KREITER Ceneseo. Illinois Rock Island, Illinois Los Angeles, California Davenport. Iowa LUIS KROECER DORIS KULLANDER ESTHER LARSON JOAN LARSON Davenport, Iowa Cedar Rapids, Iowa Edmore. Michigan Morrisdale, Pennsylvania MARJORIE LINDORFF BETTY LUNDVALL ZORA MILORADICH SUZANNE MC ELROY Rock Isiand. Illinois Rockford. Illinois Lynn Cenler. Illinois Burlington, Iowa LOUISE MILLER DOROTHY NELSON EUDEAN FAULSUN MILDRED REILINC Neoga. Illinois St. Edward, Nebraska BruukEeld, Illinois Purl Byron, Illinois JOYCE RAHN MACHELE ROMANOFSKY EDNA STARHRANCH MARCUERITA SELLE .l ' Gcncseo, Illinois Molina Illinois New Haven, Connecticut Rock Island, Illinois F r SHIRLEY SWANSON JOAN WEAVER ANNA WIELAND ETHEI. LIENINC . Molina. Illinois Maline, Illinois Moline, Illinois Maywood, Illinoia INTERMEDIATES Sealed an 1400!: Sue Yost. Phyllis Anderson, Janice Garden, Joanne Hogan, Carolynn Olson; on chain: Nancy Hoexler, Delores Frank, Sherry Mitchell, Emma Mae Sielkcn, LoiS Crilek Row 1: Lois Johnson, Ellen O'Dell, Sharon Sammnn, Elsie Johnson; Raw 2: Joan Hays, Anna Hagan, Marilyn Olson, Lylah Larson: Row 3.- .Tune Johanson, Jean Licht, Patricia Durling, Dolores Johnsnn, Eleanor Linman. Maggie Stout, Donna Hook, Pauline Sjogrenq Yvonne Pickran, Marilyn Hudsan, Kathryn Holden, Dorothy Dearborn, Calherine Hutchings, Patricia Bruegger. Gals Hultgren and Carolyn Linden, missing. . -.. A-h nwu-nu-mnutum rlxt-Hhwhizmnuhrnuvvmmvwmminv y'i-WWN-ufwn-v- -.. . . n'ilhnWMleHIHm-mm Sealed: Marilyn Brown, Carol Jones, Mary Ellen Manson, Marilyn Olson; standing: Rhoda Leaf, OrVa Benls, Cherida Burchell. Marjorie Nelson, Ann Horswell, Ruth Hall, Vivian Geiselman. Gloria Madsen. Rmh Lundgren. Seated: lola Connrad, J'une Holmes, Juanita Lowe, Amy Rushman, Zonal Goodrich, Marilyn Wallersledl, Lulu Seward. Margaret Alhcrs, Rose Mary Jungwirth: standing: Patricia Sherwood. Janet Walker. 0:: porch: Sherry Dehner, Shirley Beslian. Jane! Frcdrickson, Carolyn Kane. Janice Brighlman, Lois Andrews, Shirley Veberg. Sally Raschke: on steps: Dumm Ruprccht. Leora Waterman, Beverly Hinrichs. Nancy Nordcn, Elaine Larsen. Jeanette Unllberg, Nancy Bcznsnn. Betly-Jane Johnson, Estelle Johnson, Sally chhlin, missing. PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE Scheduling and selecting pictures, planning layouts, and taking orders -these are among the numerous duties of the RockcLy-I Publication Committee. The members work hand in hand with the Nurses' Section Editor from Augustana. It is with their help that these pages become reality. Raw 1: Zena Goodrich, Sue Yosl, Elaine Larson, Marilyn Brawn, Rose Mary Iungwirth, Shirley Veberg, Carolyn Kane, Ann Horswell, Nancy Norden, Nancy Benson. Raw 2: 101.: Cnunrad, Baverly Hinrichs. Patricia Sherwood. Sharon Summon, Margaret Aden, Jeanette Hallberg, Sally Raschke, Lela Seward, Carnl Jones, Orva Dents. Row 3: Cherida Burchell, Amy Bushman, Rhoda Leaf. Shirley Bastian, Claria Madsen, Marilyn Wallerslcdl, Innice Brightman, Joan Nclsun, Mary Ellen Manson. Lois Andrews, Marilyn Olson. Raw 4: June Iohansan, Marilyn Olson, Bunnie Himmelman, Lnis Crile, Ruzh Hall, Ruth Lundgren, Margaret Albers, Marjorie Nelson, Joznne Hogan, Carolynn Olson. A Ruth Hall, Patricia Durling, Louise Miller. Sherry Milchell. THE LUTHERAN NIGHTINGALE CHORUS 196 A student nurse begins her intensive training as a Pre'Clinical,, student with classes scattered between Augie and the hospital. This means daily trips dowu the steps to Fifth Ave. and classes in Anatomy and Physiology with Professor Ekblad. Months later a fatefuI step is taken when actual hospital work is started under close supervision. These experiments are integrated with social and spiritual growth. Close to the end of the first year comes the first milestone-- capping. With the crisp white hat which the student receives comes responsibility in many directions and added incentive to meet it IS NURSES JOIN HOMECOMING PARADE 5R TA NE EY VE EH T Lo UT CD on SA The life of the student is busy but not all work. Activities range from suCh organized events as Augic's Homecoming, Christmas Caroling in the hospital, the Santa Lucia Party, and the Coming Out Party to swimming, tennis, dates, class parties and reinxmian over the coHcc cup. The program in general is varied and interesting, leading to an alert individual as well as a. capabie nurse. Tap: Serving breakias: in bed 1:: Catherine on Santa Lucia murning are Betty, Dorothy, Doris, Pauline, Shirley, Eudean, and Louise. Canter left: Sally, Shirley, Nancy, Beverly, Rose Marie, and Miss Hilton seen at the annual Coming Out Party. Center right: Serving punch to Santa Claus 01mm Youngduhlj and Belly, Pauline, Esther, and Dorothy at the Christmas Open House is Louise. Bantam fell: AI tha Coming Out Parly Mr. Talleison. Miss Evelyn Nicimlson, June Holmes, Miss Marian Godelm: Rev. Emory Erlnudur. Iola Coonrad, Rev. Ellis Youngdnlll, Miss Brandt, Pauline Kaslelnuk. Above: Lola, Nancy, Beverly. Rose Marie, and Marjorie gel. together for some fellawshipping. Bottom right: Joan, June.'Rutll. Pat, Eudean. Shirley and Jenn gather around the CIu-islmas tree. I solemnly pledge myself belore Gotl and in 1hr presence of lhis assembly: To pass my life in purily and lo practice my profession Iailhl'ully. I will abstain from wllalevcr i5 tlelrlerious aml misthicvnus, and will not take or knowingly adminislcr any harmful drug. I will do all in my power to maintain and clcvalc the standard 0i my profession, and will hold in confidence all personal matters czommillerl to my keeping, and all family affairs coming to my knowledge in the practice of my profession. With loyalty will I endeavor to aid the physician in his work, and devule myself lo the welfare of those committed to my care. THE NICHTINCALE PLEDGE PHYSICIANS REGISTRY 11. J. Allen, MD ............... 529 10th Ava, Molina .......... 4173595 A. H. Arp. M,D.. . . . .. ., ,. . . . . . 5081,41, 151h Ave., Moline ......... - 45317 L. C. Arp, MD ................ 5081,43 15th Ave., Moline ......... 11-8317 J. N. Bourque, MD ............. 529 10th Ave., Molina ........... 11-6595 C. S. Costigan, MD ............. 501 15th Ave., Molina ........... 41-11553 F. L. Eihl, MD ................ 1630 Elk Ava. Moline. . z1-5651 D B. Freeman, MD ............ 1630 51h Aveq Mnline ........... 2-5012 D. Goldsmith! MD ............. 1701 2nd Ave., Rock Island ...... 6-1211 R. J. Graham. MD ............. 1109 15th Ave., Moline .......... 1'15326 I G. Gustafson, MD ........... 1630 51h Ave., Moline ........... $14181 M. Herzog, MD ............... 126 1711: Ave., Rock Island ....... 6-1731 P. V. Hall, M.D ............... 529 10th Aux, Moline ........... 4-3595 W. A. Hemh, MD ............ 529 10th Aw, Muliue ........... 1.3595 13, Helm, 1-111 ................. 1518 5111 Ave Moline ........... 13221 c. T. Johnson, MD ............. 1513 5th Ave., Molina ........... 4 .151 N. J. Kauana, M.D ............. 601 17:11 Ave., E. Molina: ........ 3-5276 C. W. Koivun, MD... . . .. .1702 7th Ave., Molina .......... 0. W. Koivun, MD ............ 1702 7th Am, Molina ........... 4.3537 J. A. Miller, MD .............. 5:11 2011. Ave., Rock Island ...... 6-1120 L. E. Nash, MD ............... 1630 5th Ave., Moline ........... 4-5329 'F. J. Otis, MD ................ 1630 5:11 Ave.., Molina ........... 2-3669 w. H. Otis, MD ............... 1630 Sub Ave., Moline....., .. .. 13660 B. K. 0mm, M.D ............. 529 mm Ave., Molina ........... +3595 H M. Perhnuttcr, M. 601 17th Ave, E. Moline. .. L. N Sears, M.D ............... 1518 5111 Avc., Molina ......... R. J. VanWetzinga, MD . . . . . .529 101.11 Ava, Molina ......... C J, Wcissmann, MD .......... 501 15111 Ava. Moline ......... 11. J. Wunschel, M.D.. 29 10111 Avg, Molinc ......... .14...-.1...- ,,.. 1 ALBERDINC. RICHARD CHARLES Major: Business Administration Transfer: Elgin Community College Acrivin'es: Commerce Club: Tribe of Vikings; Baseball; Delta Omega. Nu. ALMER, CAROLYN Major: Elementary Education Transfer: Marlon Juninr College Hunars: Phi Alpha Theta, secretary. Actirilies: F.T.A.; Histqry Clul:V secretary; Observer, Orn- taria Society: Kappa Tau, secratary, viceipresidenl; Alpha Delta. ANDERSON, ARNOLD E. Major: Sociulogy Activities: Swedish Club; Spanish Club; Bela Omega Sigma. ANDERSON. HELEN LOUISE Molina, Illinois Major: Socinlogy Transjer; Imra Slate College Actinin'cs: Lulheran Student Ass'n; Swedish Club. ANDERSON. JOHN WILLIAM Tenafly, New Jersey Major: ?re-medicine Activities; Omicron Sigma Omicron. Alumni secrclary: Ameri- can Chemical Socialy; varsily tennis; wrestling. ANDERSON, PETER R. Rock Island, Illinois Major: Business Administratian APPLETON, GRETA Majar: Speech Re-Educalion Activities: Senior class treasurer; Dorm Council, social chair? man. vice-president; Kappa Epsilon. Ireasurer; Lutheran Student AssVn; Alpha Psi Omega; Inter Sorority Council; Womerfs Athlelic A5514 BAKER. ABRAHAM Rock Island, Illinois Major: Accounting Activities: Cosmopolitan Club; Commerce Club. BARAKS, DALE L. Coal Valley, Illinois BAXTER, DAVID 1.. Chicago, Illinois Major: Business Administration Transfer: Louisiana Slate University Activities: Faolhall; Tribe ul Vikings; Beta Omega, presidenl. BECKINGHAM. CHARLES S, Malina, Illinois Major: Sociology Transfer: Belhany College BELL, KENNETH R. Major: Physics Transfer: North Park College BENSON WILLIAM Major: Business Adminislratinn Activities: Tribe of Vikings. treasurer; Track, captain; Fool.- hall, most valuable player; Basketball; Omicron Sigma Omicron; Commerce Cfub, vice-president. BENSON, JOHN Aumra, Illinois BERGREN, TONI Mediapolis, Iowa Maiar: Commerce Acziuilies: Kappa Epsilcn Nu, treasurer, vice-president; Cum- mcrce Club, secretary; Alpha Pi Epsilon; Womelfs Alhlctic Assh Council; Future Teachers of America. BERGSRUD, VIVIAN JOLINE Chicago, Illinois Major: Biology Hanan: Toppers; Aglaia. Acziuizies: Berean Bible class; Chi Della, treasurer, vice-presi- dent. president; Cesmopolitan Directory, editor; Foreign Missionary SDCiely; Alpha Psi Omega; Slough committee, historian; Lutheran Students Assin; Women's Athletic Asfn, secretary; BLOCH, ALAN I. Rock Island. Illinois BONNE, RUSSELL Santa Barbara, California Major: Psychology Activities: Freshman class president; Board of Control; Della. Omega Nu. BORDEN. MARILYN E. Major: Efemenlary Education Transfer: Rockford College Honors: Whlds Who in American Colleges and Univtrsilies; A I aia. Activities: Akguslana Choir: Dorm Club president: Independz ant Women, secretary, president; Lutheran Students Ass'n; Swedish Club, treasurer: Fotcign Missionary Society, vicc-president; Bcrnan Bible Class, pianist; Women's Athletic Ass'n, vicemresidenl; Board of Control; F.T.A., treasurer; Oratorio Society; 00A server, Icporlcr; ChapeI Ch'uir. Elgim Illinois Berwyn, Illinuis Moliue, Illinois Winnna, Illinois Chicago, Illinois Sioux City, Iowa Rockford, Illinois SENIOR ACTIVITIES BRONKEMA, DON Mujur: Hislorm Philosophy Honors: Phi Alpha Theta. Activities: Chapel Choir: Debate. BRUNDAGE, KENNETH Major: Fra-Law Transfer: Wright Junior College Activities: Omicron Sigma 0mic-ron; Cheerleader: Board of Directors for Slough, Drainage Clminnan. BUSSE, CHARLES Chicago. Illinois Major.- Physical Education Activities: Fuuzhull; 'l'rack; Tribe of Vikings; Physical Educa- tion Majors 8i Minors; Inter-Fralemily Cauncil; Pi Upsilon Gamma, president: Future Teachers of American CAIN, DONALD G. CARLSON. DONALD E. Mufor: Philosophy Transfer: Jnmesmwn Community College Activities: LuLheran Students Ass'n; Foreign Missionary So- ciety, secretary, program chairman; Sula Fide Bible Class, president: Religious Board: Octane; Augus- tana Chair; Oratorio Suciezy; Dorm Council, re- ligious chairman; Independent Men, viCB-president. CARLSON. JOANNE Cambridge, Illinois Major: Speech Correction Acsiuizies: Chi Omega Gamma, hiswrian, vice-prcsidem, presiw dcnt; Cosmopolitan Club; Handel Oratorio Society; Alpha Psi Omega, Coodbye, My Fancy , R.U.R., Big-Hearled Hubert ; Swedish Club; Cheerleader; Women's Athletic Ass'n; Inter-Sororizy Council. CARLSON, PAUL JAMES Erie. Illinois Major: Business Administration Activities: Gamma Alpha Beta; Pan American Club. CARSEN, KENNETH H. Molina, Illinois Maior: History Activities: Basketball; Track; Tribe of Vikings; Phi Omega Phi, intramural director. CHAFFIN. ROBERT E. Major: Business Administration Activities: Gamma Alpha Beta, trea3urer. COLLINS, SAMUEL 5. Major: Political Science Actiuicias: Cosmopolitan Club; Truck; Indepmdent Men. CONOVER, BARBARA ANN Majar: Speech and Sociology Honors: Aglaia; ths Whn in American Colleges and Uni- versities. Activities Secretary of senior class; Debate: orator; Pi Kappa Delta, president; Women's Athletic Assin. president; Rockety-I; Homecoming Hook1e11951,cdilor; Kappa Epsilon, treasurer, vice-presidcnt. COREY. PATRICIA Major: Physical Education Activities: Sigma Pi Della, viue-president, president; Women's Athletic Assgn, intramural chairman; Terrapins, secretary; Pan-Amcrican Club; Physical Education Majoxs 8K Minors' Club. DAHLMAN, COSTA Stockholm, Sweden Activities.- Scwedish Club; Independent Men; Cosmopolitan lub. DAVIDSON, LEROY S. DIEROLF. JACK Major: Chemistry Trawler: Univarsily 0! Illinois DOW, THEODORE R. DUNN, LARRY Major.- Geology Activities: Sigma Gamma Epsilon, vicrrpresidem, treasurer; Phi Omega Phi, vicorpresidem, secretary. EKOLA, GILES CHESTER Rock Island, Illinuis ELLISON, MILDRED Erie. Illinois FENSTER, DWAYNE LV Seward, Nebraska FERM, MARTIN E. Muskegon, Michigan Muiar: Sociology Transfer: University of Vienna, Vienna. Austria Activities: Independent Men; Cosmopolitan Club. Molina, Illinois Chicago, Illinois Rock Island, Illinois Jamestown, New York Kansas Cily, Missouri Ruck Island, Illinais Davenport, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Rockford, Illinois Rack Island, Illinois East Moline, Illinois Davenport, Iowa WW m f 2 :2i 'imvv'mm- . FORSBERG, VERNON Ki Major: Philosophy Activities: Band. FRANKENBERC. BEVERLY Mufw: Eicmcnlury Teaching Transfer: Iiackfard College Auliuilies: Future Teachers of America; Kappa Tau; Oratorio Sociuly; Lulhemn Students Ass'n; Women's Alh- letic Assin. FREDRICKSON, ROBERT Major: Business Administration Transfer: North Park Cullege Annuities: Ominron Sigma Omicron; Commerce Club; Swedish Club; Covenant Club. FRYXELL, JOHN B. Major: Political Science, History Hanan: Phi Beta Kappa; Whois Who in American Colleges and Universities; Auguslana Prize Schalarships, 1951, 1952; Phi Alpha Them. Acziuiu'es: Debate; Foss Hislory Club, president; Pi Kappa Delta, historian, vicevpresidEm; Students 101' Polit- ical Action. GARLAND, MARTIN A. Major: Business Administration Activities: Gamma Alpha Beta, president; Commerce Club. GEIKEN, MARTIN H. Monticello, Iowa Majar: Sociology GLYNN, RICHARD K. Major: Sociulugy Activities: Omicron Sigma Omicron; Orchestra; Wrestling; WAUGA GRIFFIN, ROBERT Major: Accounting Transfer: Juliet Junior College Activities: Independent Men; Lutheran Students Ass'n. GUSTAFSON, CARL A. Funk, Nebraska Mafar: Chemistry Transfer: Luther College Activities: Augustana Choir. GIPPERT, ROBERT Major; Business Administration Transfer: Lake Forwt College HALL, ROBERT A. Major: Business Administration Activities.- Gamma Alpha Beta, president; Commerce Club; Cunlcrbury Club, vice-presidem; Swedish Club; Inter-Fratarnity Council, president; F riendship Fair, business manager; Slough. HALLIN, PHILIP A. HANNON, LEROY VINCENT HARTIGAN, JAMES R Major: Business Administration Transfer: LuGrange Junior Cullege Activities.- Delta Omega Nu. HARVEY. RICHARD FRANK Major: Prc-Medicine Activities: Rho Nu Della, prmidenr; American Chemical So- ciety; Math Club, president; InterrFrnternily Coun- cil. HAUSER, C. DAVID Majur: Business Administration Activities: Auguslana Publications, business manager; Rockety- 1, business manager; Pan American Club; Fnolbail; Phi Omega Phi HENDREN, JOHN D. Major: Music Education Activities: Sigma Mu Aipha; Handel Oratorio Society; Beta Omega Sigma, treasurer. HENNEMAN, JOYCE Major: Biology Transfer: University of Illinois Aaliuities: Future Teachers of America. HENNING, GEORGE Major: Education Activities: Phi Omega Phi, vice-president; Spanish Club; Fu- luze Teachers of America. HEUER, GRANT Major: Business Administration . Activilics: Phi Omega Phi, treasurer; Commerce Club. presi- dent; Pan American Club; Truck. Molina, Illinois Rockford. Illinois Sinux City, Iowa Rock Island, Illinois Rock Isiand, Illinois Rock Island, Illinois Juliet, Illinois Rock Island, Illinois Chicago. Illinois Batavia, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Western Springs, Illinois Loves Park, Illinois Riverside, Illinnis Rock Island, Illinois Rock Island, Illinois Rock Island. Illinuis Muline, Illinois HILL. ROBERT E. Major: Geology Transfer: Wright Junior Cnllgge Activities: Udden Geology Club. president; WIestling; Della Omega Nu. HOEXTER, BURLEIGH R. HOLMGREN, JUDITH L. HOLMSTRUM. RUTH Major: Functional Teaching Tranfsar: Jolie: Junior College Activitiei: Lutheran Studenls Assin: Foreign Missionary So- ciety; Future Teachers of America; Chapel Choir; Handel Oratorio Sociuy; Berean Bible Class; Inda- pendent Women. HUFF, LLOYD L. Major: History Transfer: Lyons Township Junior College Activities: Cnsmopaiilan Club; Future Teachers af America; Independent Men. HULL. GARTH A. HULT. CARL EUGENE Major: History Trawler: Luther Junior College Activities: Football; Auguslana Choir. IMM, ICANNE Transfer: LBSaiievPeru-Ogiesby Junior College Activities.- Handel Oratoric Society; Sigma Mu Alpha; Terra- pins; Commerce Club, sacretary; InteriSomrily Council; W.A.A.; Kappa Tau, president, vicy president. JENNINGS, ROBERT L. Major: Music Educalion Activities: Lutheran Students Ass'n; Sigma Mu Alpha; Band; Auguslnna Choir: Chapel Choir: Handel Oratorio Society; Independent Men, president. JOHNSON, NANCY L. Mujnr: Christian Service Honors: Toppers Activities: Lueheran Students A551 : Foreign Missionary Sn- cietr: Handel Oratorio Society; Writers Cfub; Independent Women. JOHNSON, EVELYN L. Dugus Mines, Pennsylvania Major: Liberal Arts wilh Music Major Honors: Toppers Activities: Foreign Missionary Socieiy; Lutheran Students Ass'n; Sigma Delta Gamma, sucremzy; Chapel Choir; Handel Oratoriu SDCieLy; Sigma Mu Alpha; Independent Women. secretary. JOHNSON, ARDIS LORRAINE Mafar: Speech Rehabilitation Activities: Lutheran Students Ass'n; Foreign Missionary So. ciety; Berean Bible Class; Swedish Club; Cusmo- politan Club; Future Teachers 01 America; Band; W.A.A.; Oratorio Sociely; Speech Clinic; Inde- pendent Women. JOHNSON, WAYNE JOHNSON, DORIS Maiar: Spaech Rehabilitation Activities: Alpha Psi OmegauiiCund-bye My Fancy ; Cosmo- politan Club; Pan American Club; Inler-Sowrily Council; Oratorio Society; Speech Clinic; Kappa Epsiion, secretary and vine-presidenl. JOHNSON. DONALD A. Oak Park, Illinois Mujar: Chemistry Activities: SEudent-Uniun Publicity. chairman; Fulurc Teachers of America; American Chemical Society: Studenb Union Beard of Control; Auguslnna Memorial Amphilhzaler Board; Omicron Sigmu Omicron. JOHNSON. ARTHUR W. JOHNSON. WILLIAM H. Major.- Physical Education Acliuiiizs: Wrestling, captain; Track; Tribe of Vikings. treas- urer; PEMM Club, president; Future Teachers nf America, vice-president; Snphomore Class vice- president; Senior Class president: Omicron Sigma Omicron, lreasurer. Riverside, Illinois Rock Island, Illinois Chicago, Illinois Juliet, Illinois BrnokEeld, Illinois Lake City, Minnesota Wahao, Nebraska Oglcsby, Illinois Whitehall, Michigan Molina, Illinois Hepburn. Iowa Molina, Illinois Vanna, Illinois Moline. Illinois Rockford, Illinois 203 w JOHNSON. EARL 3. Major: PsyI-hology Honors: Freshman Allendanh Margaret CogiIill Scholarship. Activities: Lutheran Students Ass'n: Swimming. major letter: Track, major inner: Tribe of Vikings, president: Dolphins. vire-prcsident; Augusiana Memorial Amr philhealcn general direvior: lnler-Fraternily Coun- cil; Board of Control: Omicron Sigma Omicron. social chairman, president. JOHNSON, JEROME KERMIT Maiur: HismI-y Transjer; North ?ark College Activities: Covenanl Club presidenl; Chapel Choir; Inda- peIldenI Men. JOHNSON, VERNA GAIL Maior: English Activities: Women: Alhielic Ass'n; Sigma Gamma Dena; Chapel Choir; Chi Della. JOHNSON. NIEL Major: History Activities: Alpha Della; Auguslana Choir; Suxdenls fur Polilir cal Action and Education; Obszmar; Rim Nu Della. JOHNSON. KEITH HERBERT Port Byron, Illinois Major: Political Science zlctiyz'lies: Phi Alpha Theta; Band; Handel Oratorio Suciely: Debale: Students 10: Political Education and Ac- tion; Pi Kappa Delta; Lutheran Students Ass'n; Cosmnpulitan Club; Della Omega. Nu, sacrelary. JOHNSON, RICHARD EDWARD Rockford, Iiiinois Major: Malhemalics Honors: Whois Who in Amtrican Colleges and UniversitieS; Mr. Friendship: Vi-King auendant. Transfer: De Paw Universily Aclivilies: Fembaii, major letter; Track, major lener; Friend- ship Fair CuIChairman. Manager of SIudcnI Union Cafeteria; Board of Controi; Independent Men, president; Pi Upsilun Gamma. JOHNSON. DOROTHY A. Major: Eltmemary Education Honors: Carsweethearl, Inler-Fralemity Bali; Vi-Quccn. AcIiIIiIfes: Sophomore Class, treasurer; Scnior Class, vice- presidenl; Cosmopolitan Club, president; Student Union secrelary; Chapei Choir; SWEdisb Club: Future Teachers of America; Lutheran Students Ass'II; Chi Omega Gamma, president. KOSKEY, EUGENE B. Grand Rapids, Michigan KEEPS, EUGENE R. Rock Island, Illinois Major: PIe-Medicine Hanan: Who's Who Activities: Pep Committee; Social Committee, Student Union; Duiyhins; Duns, president. K306 , DONALD Major: Pre-Medicine Transfer: Omaha University Activities: Della Omega Nu, vice-presidem. LANDEN, OLLIE MAE Major: Elementary Teaching Transler: Bethel College Activities: Future Teachers IIf America. LARSON, THEODORE H. Mafur: Business Adminislralion Aalim'lies: Rockelyvl Business Staff; Pan American Club; Cos- mopnlilan Club; Commerce Club; Cheerleading; lmer-Fralernity Council; Amphitheater Finance Committee; Rho Nu Delta. LARSON, PATRICIA Major: Social Work Aclivilies: Lutheran Siudenls Ass'n; Handel Oratorio Society; Physical Education Major and Minor Club. secre- Iary. vice-presidenl; Cosmapuiitan Club; Terrapins; Women's Athlelic Asg'n; Dorm Club Council; Kappa Epsilon. LARSON, KENNETH R. Major: Geology Activities: Slough ICoIIIIIIillce; Foolhall', Bela Omega Sigma. LINDROTH, EVELYN Eimhursl, Iiiinnis Major: Christian Service Honors: Toppers, lIisIorian; Aglaia, viccvpresidcnl; Freshman Scholarship. AclivitiesI House Council; Auguslana Choir, secretary; Inler- sorority Council; Oratorio Sociely; Lutheran Stud- ents Again: Sigma Mu Alpha; Women's League, viIve-prwidanl; Sigma Delta Gamma; Women's Ath- lalic Ass'n; Kappa Epsilon Nu, secretary, vice- president. Bazavia, lilino is JamesIuII-n, New York Davenpo rt, lawn Davenport. Iowa Oak Park, Illinois Omaha, Nebraska Molina, Illinois Rockford, Illinois Jamestown, New York Chicago, iiiinois L1NQU!ST,JOAN Major: blcmcnlary lcnrhiug Transfer: St. Olaf College Activities: FIIIIIre 'lieunhers of America: Ormnria Society; Lutheran Sludeuls Ass'n; Foreign Missionary SD- riclyI puIIliI'ily rlIaI'rmaII; Cnvenanl Club. secremry: Women's Athielic Ass'n; Kappa HIIu, historian, LOFGREN. ZOE ANN Rock Island, lilinnis Major: Speech Transfer: Lake Forest Cuiiege Honors: Princess, Homecoming Bail 1952 Acrivincs: Wnnu: N Athlelir. Ass'n; lerrupi : Inlcr Sumrily CMJJICII, secretary-zrensurer; I'lIi Rim, presidem. LUNDEEN. GRACE OLSON Major: Music Education Transfer: SI. Cloud Slate Teachers College AclIIII'II'es: Augustana Chu'r: Women's Athletic Assin: LuIiIeran Sludems Assin,'Sigma Mu Alpha; Sigma Pi Delta. LUNDQUIST, RUTH E. Suulh St. Paul, Minnesota Major: Speech Rc-Educalion Hanan: Elks National Foundation Scholarship for Cerebral Palsy Children Activities: Chapel Choir; Oratorio Society; Speech Clinic; InIcr-Sorurily Council; Lutheran Students Ass'n: Women's Athletic Assin; Future Teachers oi Amer- ica: Alpha Psi Omega; Kappa Epsilon Nu, vice- prcsidcnz, president. MADSEN, ESTHER Maior: Sociology Transfer.- Upsala College Activities: Swedish Club; Lutheran Sllzdenls Ass'n; Women's Athletic. Ass'n; Oratorio Society; Writers Club; Independent Women. RIAIER, LEONARD A. MANGELSDORF, WILLIAM E. Major: Chemistry AcII'uI'II'es: Alpha Psi Omega; Gamma Alpha Bela, president; Band. MCAFEE, WENDEL .T, Major: Accounting Transfer: University of Caliiurnia at Las Angeles McMULLEN. DONNA Boulder, Colorado Major: English Hanan: Whois Who in American Colleges and UniverSitiEE; Toppers, president; Aglaia. praidem. Activities: Alpha Psi Omega. secretary. historian; Pi Kappa Delta, secretary; Writer's Club, historian, president; Inler-Snmrity Council. presichII; Sucial Committee; Publicalions Board; Building Commillee; Rochcty-I; copy editor; Debate; Chi Delta, secretary. historian, vice-presidem, president. MCWILLIAMS, ROBERT E. Major: Functional Theology AEII'IJI'II'eI': Tennis MERCER, ARTHUR C. MILLER, DAVID E. Maiur: Philosophy Transfer: Irma University Activities: Rho Nu Delta, Handel Oratorio. MILLER, JAMES Major: Jauznalism Transfer: Molina Community College MORRISON, JOYCE M. Major: Music AcIiIII'II'Is: Alpha Psi; Choir' Chi Deka; Alpha Delta; Handel Oratorio; Passion. NELSON, LEONARD S. Majur. Phiiosophy Transfer: Montana Slate University ActiuiIics: Pi Upsilon Gamma, LtheIan Smdanls Assn. NELSON, WILLIAM Pnkin,1iiinuis Mafur: Business Administration AcIIuilfes: Basketball, captain; Trill: oi Vikings; Golf; 0mi- Izron Signia Omicron: Commerce Club. NORDQUIST, JOHN Chicago, Illinois Major: Biology Transfcr: North Park College NUSSLE, PAUL 1. Major: Philosophy Transfer: Grand View Junior College, D05 Maines Activities: Phi Omega Phi; Observer; Lulhemn Sludems Assin; WAUG Sports Director; i'The Youngest, RUB. Ruckiord, Illinois MiiaL-a, M mnesum Providence, Rhode Island Chicago, Illinois Rock Island, Illinnis Davenport, Iowa Moline, Illinois Molina, Illinnis Dzvenpon, Iowa Moline, Illinois Aurom, Illinois Onaconda, Moniana Chicago, Illinois OGDEN. WILLIAM G. Major: Chemistry Transfer: Snuzhern Illinois University OLANDER, JOANN C. Major: Snciology Activities: Auguslana Choir; Lutheran Students Ass'n; Foreign Missionary; Cosmopolizan Club: Chi Della, secre- tary, president; Dorm Club Devotional Chairman: Handel Oratorio. OSTROM, CURT Roukiurd, Illinois Major: Sociology Activities: Rho Nu Delta; Band; Orchestra; WAUG Staff Annuunuer. OSTROWSKI, JERRY S. PALM, ELIZABETH C. Major.- Speech Rc-educution Activities: Sigma Pi Delta: Alpha Psi Omega; Swedish Club; Cusmopolilnn Cluh; Lukheran Students A5531; Wom- Eds Alhlmic Ass'n; Elks National Cerebral Palsey rant. PAULSQN, JOHN F. Portland, Oregon Actmues: Phi Omega Phi, pledge masmr, secrexary, president; Writers CIUb; Debate; Pi Kappa Defta; Observer; Lutheran Students Assh. PEARSON. HOWARD A. Major: Busincss Administration Transfer.- Elgin Community College Activities: Omicron Sigma Omicron, treasuler, president; Comv mcrcc Club, president; Baseball; Intramural PEARSON, IRENE Major: Chemistry Honors: Toppers Acliuilias: Chi Delta, Ireusurer. president; Lutheran Students AssWh treasurer; American Chamical Society. secre- tary; Foreign Missionary Society; Future Teachers of America; Mathematics Club; Handel Oratorio; Womcni Athletic Ass'n; Freshman Chemistry Award; Centennial Scholarship. PEARSON, RUTH Haxsie, Rhade island Maiar: Christianity Activities: Orchestra; Toppers; Handel Oratorio; Lutheran Students Ass'n; Sigma Mu; Independent Women; Social Cnmmiltee. PEDERSEN, RICHARD ALAN Major: Business Administration Transfer: University of Illinois PETERSON, BARBARA REYNOLDS Major: Speech Correction Honors: Aglaiu; Toppers; Vi-Royally attendant; Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities Activities: Phi Rho, vice-president; Alpha Psi Omega; Alpha Delta: Pen Committee; Election Committee; Proc- tor: Handel Oratorio; Lutheran Students Ass'n; Futurc Teachers of America; Observer; Freshman class secretary. PETERSON. MELBERT E Major: Chemistry Honors: Auguslann Prize. Scholarship. Activities; Mathematics Club, treasurer, chairman; American Chemical Society. PETERSON, WAYNE A PETRUCCELLI, DONATO F. PIERSON, CURT A. Major: Business Administration Transj'er: Molina Community College Activities: Commerce, Club; Inmr-Frnlernily Council; Swedish Club; Gamma Alpha Bela, lreasurar. vice-presidem. PRINZ, MERLE E. Davenport. Iowa PROTEAU, ROBERT Major: Physical Education Activities: Bun Omega Sigma, intramural direcmr, secretary, president; FUDtbaU; Track; Tribe of Vikings; Dul- phin Club, treasurer, president; Pemm Club. RASMUSSEN, LOIS Chicago, Illinois Mm'ar; French Manors: Mrs. Friendship; Queen of Little Nine Track Olymp- 105:, Sophomore class secretary; Handel Oratorio Society; Women's League, treasurer; Election Commitlce; L. 5.1L; W.A-A.; Chi Omega Gamma. Marian, Illinois Rucldurd, Illinois Chicago. Illinois Ludingtan, Michigan Elgin, Illinois Chicago, Illinois Davenparl, Iowa Tiskilwa, Illinois Molina, Illinois Rock Island, Illinois Davenpcvrl, Iowa Molina, Illinois Evergreen Pa rk, Illinois RAVNHCILT, AGNES EV Major: Speech Correction Transfer: Grand View Junior College, Des Moines Activities: Lutheran Students Ass'n; Alpha Psi, HBlithe Spirit. RENNER, CHARLENE HILL Activities: Kappa Tau, president. ROD, ROBERT Major: Psychology Activities: Smdent Union, vicemresidem, election committee. Board 0! Cantml; Handel Oratorio; Illusions uf Grandaur ; Alpha Delta. vice-presidmt, praidnm; lnler-Fratemity, secretary; Rho Nu Delta, secretary, presidznt. RYDEN, ED JR. Major: Christianity Activities: Track; Social anmmiuee; Publicity Committee; Independent Men, social chairman, treasurer; Lu- theran Students Ass'n. SABA, SOPHIE Major: PreAMeditine Transler: Sterling College. Kansas Activificsr Cosmopolitan Club; Indapendent Women. SAEBATH, CHARLES J'. Muscatine. Iowa Majnr: Music. Education with Major in Voice Transfer: Masculine Junior College Activities Augustana Choir, president; Sigma Mu Alpha, treas- urer; Delta Omega Nu; Music Educators, National Conference. SANDQUIST. DAVID W. Mujar: Sociology Transfer: Nunh Park College Actfvities: Track; Covenant Club. president; Omicron Sigma Omicron, historian; Tribe of Vikings, secretary. SCHMALTZ, LLOYD Chicagn, Illinois Major: Geology Transfer: Wilsun Junior College, Chicago Activities: Sigma Gamma. Epsilon, president; Udden Geology Club, president; Alpha Psi, Decision SCHMIDT, FREDRICK W., JUNIOR Menominee, Michigan Major: Accounting Activities: Rho Nu Della; Commerce Club; Pan American Club. SCHULZ, BETTY J. Chicago, Illinois Major.- Elementary Education Activities: Future Teachers of America; Alpha Psi Omega; Women's Athletic Assh; Inler-Snrnrity Council: Sigma Pi Delta, treasurer, vicepzesident, president; Ltheran Students Assh. SCOTT, JAMES H. Major: Business Administration Aclivi'u'es: Phi Omega Phi, president; WAUC: Pan American Cluh; Commerce Club, treasurer; Tribe. of Vikings; qllusinns of Grandeuf; Easkttball; Imer-Fratemity Council. treasurer; Student Union Building Commit- tee, treasurer; Board of Control; Who's Who. SINKLER, GEORGE Mt. Pleasant, 50. Carolina Major; History Activities: Cosmopolitan Club, praidem; Future Teachers of America. vice-president: Inter-Collegialc Granary; Student Handbook, edimr; Alpha Psi, Deep Are the Roots SODERSTROM. WALTER Major: Physical Education Activities: Pi Upsilon Gamma social chairman. vice-presidem; Football; Baseball; Tribe cf Vikings, president; Pemm Club: Inter-Fraternity Council; Lutheran Students Ass'n: Handel Oratorio. SPEARS, PATRICIA Major: Speech Colrection Transfer: Illinois Wesleyan University Activitieu Chi Delta; Alpha Psi Omcga; Chapel Choir: Luth- eran Studenls Ass'n; Foreign Missionary Society; Cosmopolitan Club. STARK, ELWOOD LEROY Major: English Honors: Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities; Man of the Year; Vi-King attendant. Activities: Sludent Union, president: Student Union Board of Control, president; Rockeiy-L editor; Observer re? porter; Publications Board: Alpha Della. vice-presl- dent; Wrilers' Club; Debate; Pi Kappa Delta; Alpha Psi Omega. neophyte; Cosmopolitan Club. treasurer: Handel Ommrm Society: Lulhemn Stu- dents Asfn: Andreen Dorm Councii; Phi Omega Phi, secretary, pledge nmstcr; Board of Control of Cnmplls Activitiesk Luck, Wisconsin Waverly, Iowa Rock Island, Ill inois Palestine, Jerusalem Calasburg, Illinois Muline, Illinois HoHywund, Illinois Chicago, Illinois Kenoshn, Wise unsin 205 h' STILES, DUANE 3L. STONEBERCu ANN MARIE Major: Elemqmary Educalian Aclirilics: Alpha Psi Omega: Sigma Pi Della; Swedish Club: Club: Gosmnpnlilan Club: Woman's Athletic A n: Lutheran Sludenls Ass'n: Handel Oratorio Society. STROII. MAKCRETA ROSE Mamr: English Transfer: Tlliel College Acu'rfrics: Beta. Benn Bela. secrclary: Convot-atqn Hunors: Suedish Club: Lutheran Students Assh: WumeNs Atllletiv Asan: Independent Women; Handel Ora. torio Society: Orcheera. SWANSON. BEATRICE E. Major: Elementary Educallun Honors: Toppms: Agiaia: Who's Who in American Colleges and Unix silies: Phi Bela Kappa; Prize Schohr- ship l3 yrsJ Activities: Lutheran Sludents Ass'n, serrezary: Foreign Mis- sionary Society: Swedish Club, secretary: Independ- ent Women,vice-presitlent1 Handel Oratorio Snciely: Observer: reporter; Ruckelyi; Fulure Teachers of America. SWANSON. DAVID WARREN Major: History Transfer: Flint Junior College Activities: Dehale: Varsity Tennis: Pi Upsilon Gamma, treas- urer; Oratory; Lutheran Sludenls Assin: Home- coming Booklet: Lecture Committee Cllairmam SWANSON. JOHN C. Major: Pre-Medit-inc Trunsier: Oberlin College Hunnrs: ViiKJ'ng: Phi Bela Kappa: Augustana Prize Scholar- ship: Who's Who in American College and Uni- verk 5. Activities: Presser Foundation Scholarship: Junior Class presi- dnnl: Inter-leernily Council. president: Social Committee, rhairman: Lutheran Students Ass'n, vice-presidenl: Augustana Chair: Sigma Mu Alpha. treasurer: Handel Oralqrio Society: Foreign Mis- sionan- Society: Delta 'Omegn Nu, vice-presidem, secretary: Student Union Board of Conlrnl. SWANSON, MIRIAM E. Chicago, Illinois Muiur: Funrlionul Teurhing Avu'riu'ts: Anguslanu Little Symphony : Independcm Women: Dorm Club. treasurer: Swedish Club; Lutheran Students Ass'n: Orchestra, president. TAPPE. JOHN P. TAYLOR. LOUISE Muiu - Blwincss Administration Arrizirics. LuLJu-run Students Asin: Women's Athletic Assin: Su'edish Club, serretary: Commerce Club, secretary: Dorm Council: Observer; Rockcw-I; Debate: Sigma Pi Delta, treasurer: Cnsmupnlitan Club; Pi Kappa Davenport, Iowa Ilasca, Illinnis Piusburgh, Pennsylvania Lamum, Illinois Flint, Michigan Ottumwa, Iowa Molina, Illinois Chicago, Illinois Della. TRESSELT, LUOIS W. Chicago, Illinois Mujur. Chemistry : Hooxureh , Aru'rir c: Amrriran Chemislry Student Afhliates: Independent Men: WAUG. THEVILLYAN. BEVERLY J. Major: Elementary Education Transfer: Moline Communily College Activities: Women's Athletic Ass'n: Cosmopolitan Club: Future Tcm-hcrs of America: Kappa Epsilon Nu, vice. president, presidcnl. ULNEH. ARNOLD R. Mufar: Spanish Activities: Swimming: Pan American Club: Dolphins. VOETMANN, CLAUYS Mufor: Speech Rehabililaziun Transfer: Dana Goliege Activities: Future Tcar-hers of America: Dorm Council; Inter- Sorority Council: Lutheran Students Ass'n: Omzorio Saris Kappa Tau; Speech Clinic; Sigma Mu Aipha; Comedy on the Bridge. VORPAHL. RUTH A. Major: Functional Secretarial Training . Activities: Chi Delta. 1rcasurar. historian: Spanish Club: Com mum: Club; Alpha Pi Epsilun, president; Womefs Athletic Ass'n; Lutheran Sludcnls Assin; Handel Oratorio Suciely. Molina, lliinnis Cruellinger, Iowa Huban, Indiana Molina, Illinois ' WAGNER. MARIAN JOAN Dnvenporl, Iown Major: Humanities: Comparative Literature Hanurs: Aglain; Homermning Queen Attendant; Whu's Who in American Colleges and Universities. Activities: Kappa Epsilon. president Alpha Delta; Observer, reporter; Ruckazyl photography editor: WomeNs League. president: Co-Clmirmun of Friendship Fair; Eleclion Committee Chairman; Assistant Edilor of Student Handbook. WALBERG, RALPH E, Major: Business Administration Acaiuilias: Beta Omega Sigma, secretary: Dolphins, president; Slough Committee; Commerce Club; Inlcr-Fra- tel'nity Cnuncil. WARNER. BEVERLY MALMSTEAD Major: Music Arliuilies: Toppers. secremry; Preaser Foundation Scholarship; Sigma Mu Alpha; Augusmna Choir; Handel Ora- Wrio Society: Chi Delta, vicchrcsident WENDELL, CAROL LOUISE Chicago, Illinnis Majur: English Honors: Toppcrs; Phi Beta Kappa Activities: Pan American Club, treasurer. secretary, president; Writers' Club; Chapel Choir; Handel Oratorio Society; Sigma Pi Delta. corresponding secretary, vice-presidem. WESTMAN, ALVIN A Majnr: Accounting Activities: Rho Nu Delta, treasurer; Swedish Club. president, zreasuror; Lutheran Students A3551; Foreign Mis- sionary Society; Handel Oratorio Society; Band. WHITMAN, MELICENT Alexis, Illinois Majur: Sociology Activities: Auguslana Choir; Women's Atlllalic Assh; Women's League: Swedish Club: Handel Oratorio Society; Kappa Epsilon; Lutheran Students Assh; Alpha Psi Omega, WIBERCV MARGUERITE Majar: Music ULB. major? Transfer: Wayne State Teachers College Activities Auguslnna Orchealra, secretary, treasurer; Sigma Mu Alpha, president; WIBORG, WALTER L. Major: Business Administration Transfer: Molina Community College Activities: Cammerce Club; Community College Student Con- gress, president. WILKINS, PAUL E. WIMMER, HAROLD Major: Socinlogy T nmsfer: Drake University Activities: Lutheran Students Ass'n; Omicron Sigma Omicron. pledgermasler; Angustana Choir, vicevprcsidcnt; Observer, rchrlcn WINTERS, WILLIAM G. Rock Island, Hlinais Major.- Business Administration Activities: Commerce Club; Independent Men. WI'I'HERSPOON, JOHN 8., JR. Major: Accounting Activities: Rho Nu Della. WITTENSTRDLL CLARENCE Major: Prc-an Honors; Phi Alpha Thela; Phi Beta Kappa. Activities: Daramalics: Swimming: Delta Omega Nu; Haskel- ball: Debate; WRIGHT, FRANK Major: Journalism Hanan: Who's Who in American Colleges. and Universities; Phi Mpha Theta; Phi Beta Kappa. Activities: Observer, editor; Sports Editor: Alpha Della, treas- urcr; Board of Publications; Board oi Cunlrol DI Campus Activities: Pi Upsilon Gamma, president, secretary; Inter-Fl'aternhy Council; Writers' Club; Junior Class Presidenl: Student Union Board of Control; Basketball. WYETH, JACK NI. Major: Speech Rc-Educalion Activities.- Honorable Mention, Saga; Pan American Club; Ben: Omega Sigma, vice-presidem; Writers' Club; Future Teachers aI America. presidenL ZEMBOWER. BETTY Grecnsbury, Pennsylvania Majur: Nursing Transfer: University of Pittsburgh Activities: Pan American Club; Bela Omega Sigma, vice- prcsident; Writeri Club; Future Teachers of Amer- ica, president. 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AWrT-xzu J: w-nr - .u, ' 1' - a girl, a dream, a picfure in Me dusf. fomorrow fhe fulfillmenf of fhaf dream Augustana and Rock Island PROGRESS i Wilda mad ?'MK.WA Mg m .9wa $MCXJ .450 M.M'ak4mz64w C24mguLFZ4. PLUMBING M E l V. M C KAY ENGINEERING HEATING D '- EEM B E D! SPRINKLEE EQUIPMENT . unuua VENTILATING TELiv-Mouz R. I 5.3476 WATER MAINS 5l7 IT ! STREKT PIPING POWER ROCK ISLAND. ILLINOIS MUNICIPAL SEWERS Happy Days! . . . ROCKISLAND Rock lslumfs Oldest Depariment Store SWAN AND BAHNSEN'S DRUG STORE Across from the Fort Armstrong Hotel 3rd Avenue at 191h Street Phone Rock Island 8-1022 WOODS JEWELERS REGISTERED IEWELERS, AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY Quality Iewelry 1702 Second Avenue 930 15111 Avenue Rock Island, Illinois East Moline. Illinois The Store for Young Men and Men Who Stay Young THE SYNDICATE Complete Outfitters for Men and Boys 222 West Second Street Davenport. Iowa ECONOMY MOTOR SALES COMPANY AUTHORIZED CHEVROLET DEALER SINCE 1923 W. N. ANDERSON 1810-1820- 4th AVENUE H. L. MILLETT THEPHONE 6-7781 ROCK ISLAND. ILL. CORONET THEATRE Quad-Cities Exclusive Art Theatre Your Favorite thecdre of distmctive entertainment Mill 5 HARRISON STREETS DAVENPORT SCHEUERMAN 6: KEMPE, INC. Robert P. Gillcley, President Harold W. Schroeder, Secrelury ELVIN W. ANDERSON-ASSOCIATESiGLENN A. ELSTON REALTORS INSURANCE MORTGAGE LOANS 1907 - 2nd Ave. Rock Island. Illinois Dial 8-4593 ESTABLISH ED 1900 MOLINE HEATING 6: CONSTRUCTION CO. INCORPORATED PLUMBING. HEATING AND VENTEATING CONTRACTORS AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SYSTEMS AIR CONDITIONING UNITS OIL BURNERS 320 SIXTEEN'I'H STREET MOLINE, ILL. PHONE 2-5557 Block and Kuhl Co. DEPARTMENT STORES ROCK ISLAND DAVENPORT MOLINE ISTORIANS have a way of wrapping the past in a sparkling coat of glory that often casts a dullness on the present. Time, like distance, lends Enchantment and the harm: and heroines of the history books take on new color with each passing year. The era itself, of a century ago or longer, sometimes seems to us to have embmced broader vistas of opportunity for greatness and fame. But when we pause to give it thought, we know this isn't true. We realize that frontiers aren't limited to wilderness and prairie and that the garb oi the pioneer isn't limited to buckskin and calico. We realize that in a hundred djiierent directions lie new worlds to dis- cover, new lands to explore. We realize that these new worlds and new lands lie hidden in the untrod depths of modern science, modern business and industry, and modem government . . . that these Helds otier oppartmtities just as challenging and just as zewardiug as any wilderness or any prairie. Then it is that we remark with the great man who once said, So little done, so much to do! So, equipped with the axe of knowledge and the powder 110m of courage, the youth of today faces the horizon of the futurkpremred to carve a place in it, determined to find a way, or make one I JOHN DEERE MOLINE, Illa. QuaHry Farm Equipment Since 1837 PARKER LAUNDRY COMPANY HIGHEST QUALITY 1312-14 Third Ave. Rock Island. minois Phone B. I. 8-5181 7: 1. , 1 M h Uh , ..7 1,..wwtz....m1.m .3 WHEELAN FUNERAL HOME Phone 6-5421 lath Street at 6111 Avenue HO CK ISLAND. ILLINOIS School and Church Stage cmd Play Furniture Equipment A. M. BLOOD COMPANY 326 20th Street ROCK ISLAND. ILLINOIS Telephone 8-0431 Dimock.Gou1d 6C0. QUALITY LUMBER AND MILL WORK ROCK ISLAND MOLIN'E EAST MOLINE BETTENDORF Phone 3-0123 BARNES COSTUME CO. 1130 West Thixd Streel ERNA BARNES Davenport Iowa GENE DON STEEN and AHRENS BARBER SHOP NEW LOCATION 1413-2mh STREET ROCK ISLAND WORMERLY HARMS HOTEM IF YOUR HAIR ISN'T BECOMING TO YOU-YOU SHOULD BE COMING TO US! TELEPHONE 4-2623 Dr. H. R. FARR OPTOMETRIST 1518 SIXTH AVENUE MOLINE. ILLINOIS ,.v-n-Lr::L:-V-rz-mw-puwv-m- ., -11- u..- M. v-u..1....... , .,,, 1 EVERYTHING FOR BUILDING nocx ISLAND lUMBER cOMPANY WEVERHAEUSER 3' DENKMANN 3 lUMBER YARD - 2701 - Sill Avenue 101 - Sixih Avenue ROCK ISLAND. ILLINOIS ROCK ISLAND. ILLINOIS Phone 8-3491 Phone 6-7797 ROCK ISLAND SAND AND GRAVEL COMPANY 118 20th Street, Rock Island Green Lakes Plant, Andalusia Road Phone: R. I. 64481 Milan 7-1415 6:: THIN SALTINES GOLDEN GRAHAMS ABA II N! 5-MINUTE MACRONETS SPAGHETTI DE SEaEEEBrFInO-W A EGG NOODLES MILLER - PIEHL INC. AUTHORIZED MERCURY DEALER 525 .2th STREET ROCK ISLAND. ILLINOIS RI. 8-6383 Compliments of THE TOASTY SHOP i CHANEZ CLEANERS ; FORT HOTEL Rock Island 8-1213 X I CHRISTENSEN SHELL SERVICE ' COMPLETE LUBRICATION AND CAR WASHING J LIGHT TOWING SERVICE 500- 38th Street Phone R. I. 6-9336 FOLEY AND TAYLOR'S Meats and Groceries 305 - 20111 Street Rock Island 6-3361 Congratulations. Graduates ROCK ISLAND TYPEWRITER COMPANY Your Exclusive Royal Typewriter Representative Sales Service Renials Supplies 1514 - 2nd Ave. Phone Ruck Island 8-6231 Rock Island. Ill. The College Pharmacy 6'0rlmm: fine men': wear -----W-------uu - - w MAAiVmwmvn- Second Avenue at 18th Street Rock Island I. B. OAKLEAF EARLE A. TARHOX I. L. OAKLEAF OAKLEAF-TARBOX AGENCY, INC. General Insurance Phone Moline 4-3563 First National Bank Building . Moline, Illinois hill CONDITIONED SAM WOO, MANAGER CHINESE VILLAGE QUADACITIES FINEST CHINESE AND AMERICAN RESTAURANTiHIGI-I QUALITY AND HEALTH FOODS 318 20th Street ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS Phone R. I. 6-3752 Homogenized VD Milk Dari-Rich Choc. Drink DOWNINGS DAIRY INC. Grade A Milk ROCK ISLAND. ILLINOIS Phone 8-4427 Ice Cream Cottage Cheese FREELAND SPORT CENTER Complete outfitters for every sport- including the hunter and fisherman Complete gun supply and repair Outboard Motors - Golf m Tennis Skates - Ice and Roller Sports Clothes and A11 Athletic Shoes 3737 Fourteenth Avenue Rock Island. Illinois Courtesy of ESTERDAHL MORTUARY MOLINE POPPLEWELL - POST INC. Dodge and Plymouth Cars Dodge Iob Rated Trucks Guaranteed Used Cars 44-.. - ...4 . 1612 Fourth Avenue Rock 151:: , ' mu: m d 11d ,5. k er: for COMPLETE coverage of AUGUSTANA EVENT Tiff MOLINE DAILY DISPATCH ONLY DAILY NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED IN MOLINE. EAST MOLINE AND SILVIS Eiabl'hd Etbl'hd wiEKiiilgga OVER 90,000 READERS DAILY DsAiLYlsleSES DAVENPORT FISH COMPANY FISH hOYSTERS SEA FOODS FROZEN FRUITS and VEGETABLES 230 EAST THIRD STREET TELEPHONE 2-1774 REX H. McGEHEE AGENCY Real Estate 51'th LINDQUIST 501 - 10th STREET CLARENCE EOCK DONALD DEAYER SILVIS, ILLINOIS mm. LENGE TRI-CITIES LEADING ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR LEITHNER 8c WEISHAR Phone Rock Island 6-2619 223 18th Street ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS Phone Moline 4-3509 1315 5th Avenue MOLINE, .ILLINOIS . ,nmrzrgm ?r': 'fuwA-rn-rw-Mr Peerless Milk PRODUCTS CO. 1323 SECOND AVENUE PHONE R. I. 8-5671 ROCK ISLAND. ILLINOIS Smart Men Wear Rock Island Smart Men's Wear BUSINESS SYSTEMS COMPANY Everything for the Office omen EQUIPMENT and SUPPLIES DUPLICATORS and SUPPLIES CHAS. A. may. OWNER ROCK ISLAND. ILLINOIS Phone M. 2-1153 ' 410-151h Street MOLINE, ILLINOIS TYPWRITERS - ADDING MACHINES 217 EIGHTEENTH STREET PHONE. R. 1. 6-3309 ROCK ISLAND TRANSFER 5: STORAGE CO. 101-105-17th STREET 0 ROCK ISLAND. ILL. CHICAGO OFFICE AND TERMINAL DIXON OFFICE AND TERMINAL SZU-WZZ St. 910 Demem Ave. When it's FLOWERS see us! THE GARDEN SHOPS Lee R. Davis Greenhouse Carbon Cliff Next Io First National Bank Union Arcade Dcrvenpori, Iowa Fort Armstrong Hotel Corner 1900 3rd Avenue, Rock Island 507 1131b Sheet, Molina AUGUSTANA BOOK CONCERN 34W hm I am wealfhy in my friendsf yShakespeare, buf, said Emerson, The onFy way fo have a friend is in be one. The Augusfana Book Concern endeavors fo increase if: wealth of friends, by being friendly, courteous and efficient in supplying the needs of 0H who seek her assisfance. The Augusfuna Honk Concern considers H110! only a pleasure fa serve you, buf a privilege is counf you amongsf her hosi of friends. Radmaclrer's 1413 FlFTH AVENUEipHONE MOLINE 4-2457 MOLm'E. ILLINOIS NORGE - MAYTAG - HALLICRAFTEES - H.CJ-L 4 MOTOROLA - IRONRITE T. RICHTER'S SONS 85 YEARS OF FUR LEADERSHIP RETAILERS OF MENS QUALITY CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS 219 W. Second Street nLook for 1he Bear Davenport. Iowa PRESIDENT O. R. CHRISTOFFERSON FOUNDED 1899 WESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY HOME OFFICE - MOLIN'E - ILLINOIS Raqnar Benson lnc., ENGINEERS AND BUILDERS 4744 WEST RICE STREET CHICAGO 51. ILLINOIS TELEPHONE ESTEBROOK 8-4200 239 FOURTH AVENUE 52 DOWNERS PLACE PITTSBURGH 22, PA AURORA, ILLINOIS Sunrise? . . . Sunset? Your point of view can determine that . . . and so it is throughout life. Your attitude, your viewpoint can turn seeming failures into triumphs . . . triumphs into failures. Knowing that you 1953 graduates have the stuff for suc cess over the long pull of life, Augustcmct College prays that your determination and optimism continue to assure your life's success. ..u:.r.:.u'v'r Y- wwwm m ? Moline's Most Modern Men's Store 13th Street and 5th Avenue PHIL ROSENE STORES PHOTOGRAPHY-TELEVISION - SPORTING GOODS SPORTSWEAR 415 -15ih St. 818 - 15111 Ave. Moline 4-7571 East Moline 3-2431 1.4 William Humerhf Mrs. L Dillinghum D. AND H. CLOTHING CO. LADIES c3- MENS CLOTHING Home Owned 1709 Third Avenue. ROCK ISLAND. 11L. 1 THANKS AND BEST WISHES SPUDNUT SHOP NO. 1 4011 -7th AVENUE R. I. 6-8217 TELEVISION A SPECIALTY HOBSON BLOMBERG APPLIANCE SALES AND SERVICE ARVIN c2 MOTOROLA RADIO :5 TELEVISION 1225 FIFTH AVE. DIAL 2-2422 MOLINE. ILLINOIS 6W' 775mm 5m COMPLETE MUSIC SERVICE Formerly Hultquist Music Phone 3-6541 Owners: R. N. COOK 113 West Third Street Davenport. Iowa PAUIJN'E COOK LESSON INSTRUCTION ON ALL INSTRUMENTS Malcolm Jewelers WATCHES and DIAMONDS 1507 5th Avenue Moline SELLING FINE WATCHES AND DIAMONDS FOR OVER 1X3 OF A CENTURY see ya' at 570-0 Looking for the Latest --and the Best Read THE ARGUS for Complete Coverage of International. National , and local news! Favorite Columnists! Sports News! The whole family enjoys THE ARGUS Zm-W 0m W ,ig:gz.;;3.. . ;:: ,.. .......:..J. . : d. . . . .112 435wE!.:Fs...ria.Ea3E:555935!t.5ga333t25a E: . .u u sIEmmu... $....$ .5!..'!2 95... g .k a. Kiwi! w. x. . .x $919. $ i3wr+A.meWa...r,V OOM-THERD FLOOR M. L. PARKER CO. Davenport A 3303 R 31.. .1 jewelery of Distinction i Diamonds and Watches Silverware - China - Crystal Josephson Judas Ill!!! AVENUE, noun: The Mark of Quality Since 1881 ' ;4 Wm m 0m W7??? HOTEL When you have finished school, I OH I marriedl have a family, and are ready to build a new home. re- member ihaf Molina Consumers is ARMSTRONG headquarters for over 50 permanent building material items such as: SAND! GRAVEL, CEMENT, PLAsi TEE. LIME, SAKCRETE CONCRETE, BLOCKS, FACE BRICK, ALUMINUM WINDOWS! INFRA ALUMINUM 1N7 SULATION, VALCO-IALOUSIES, DUR-O-WALL CONCRETE BLOCK REINFORCING and THOROSEAL WATERPROOF CEMENT PAINT. HYOUR HEADQUARTERS HOTEL MOLINE CONSUMERS CO. WHEN IN ROCK ISLAND 5.....'.-'. .--- v .--kmr- .7 --- - -- .----...-- .5. - ...-.1 ... . .. , .....5.. ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE MOSENFELDER AND SONS CLOTHIERS 1709 2nd AVENUE ROCK ISLAND. ILLINOIS R0 CK ISLAND PRESCRIPTION SHOP R. I. STOCK, H.Ph. 210 EEGHTEENTH AVE. DIAL R. I. 6-5743 ROCK ISLAND. ILL. ESTABLISHED 1358 H. H. CLEAVELAND AGENCY INSURANCE Telephone R. I. 6-3319 3rd Avenue :1! Eighteenth Street Rock Island, 111. 971mm. 3m 59. GREENMARKED COAL 319 - 1811: STREET Phone Moiine 4-2491 MOLDIE. ILLINOIS . .51 -.. , , : 5.5 207 - 13th Street Bad: Eskmd 609 - 5th Avenue Malina FOR YOUR BANKING NEEDS :' . rmmiiiwull.i:'. MWK-nh'w ' '- ROCK ISLAND FIRST NATIONAL 3i , BANK AND BANK 01- TRUST COMPANY ROCK ISLAND Members of FDIC '23??? iv QR WMMM' fa; 1. ., K. P S i V: , 2-5 ' '. IR; ' x P mums I . N; I rastsumzzn mmmm. ; I - I Homoctmzzn Wlm. - me MILK - : , ,,. ,HMO. 4,-- ...-., w.. m REYNOLDS ENGINEERING CO. ENGINEERS 5: MANUFACTURERS first in FAVOR First in FLAVOR F ' :' :'- E'E-J. .. .. ROCK ISLAND ILLINOIS ED. DEGE SHELL SERVICE 18th STREET 5 15m AVENUE COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SEBVICIN G PHONE 4-9452 MOLINB, ILL. ners-Pnlunns 31 -: Off Our Presses . . . Your 1953 Rockefy GROWING! Raddy Kilowarf l: fetrrbg fire Pace for 0w Farms, limes, and Industries! With the building of each new home. school or factory . . . with the use of each additional appliance in the home. of each new machine in the oiiice. shop or iuclory . . . ihe need for gas and electricity grows. Anticipating and keeping ahead of Ibis ever- increasing demand calls for a ccniinuing pro- IOWA-ILLINOIS GAS and ELECTRIC CO. gram of expansion and improvement of gas and electric iucilities requiring the expenditure of millions of dollars annually. Each year. new substations. electric lines. transformers. gas feeder lines and gas mains are added. During the years ahead. as in the past, every effort will be made to provide the best possible gas and electric service. Kent Shoe Store 1323 3rd Avenue, Rock Island FLORSHEIM SHOES FOR MEN AND WOMEN Schwenker 8C Mouqin, Inc. 412 15th 54.391, Molina COLMAN FLORISTS FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS WE GROW OUR OWN FLOWERSH Z754 - lZlh St. 1812 - 2nd Ave. 6-4433 ROCK ISLAND 6-3441 I Naliancxlly Advertised Watches-Diqmonds48ilverwctre and Jewelry on Credii At No Extra Cost. WATCH LORD'S BUY WITH AND Quality Iewelers COiEEENCE JEWELRY 1323 Second Ave. 413-Fier-enih St. SATISFACTION REPAIRING 30d! bland Mdme GUARANTEED F DIAMONDS WATCHES CHINA 6 JEWELRY 4 SILVERWARE 0 m ROM CRYSTAL Quality cmd Service a Tradition 1719 Secand Avenue Phone 5-3391 Rock Island FOR THE LATEST IN FASHIONS COME FIRST TO BoTnscmLD's 1723 Second Ave.. Rock Island EVERY STUDENT A CREDIT TO ROCKFORD AND TO AUGIE Raw 1: John Sccdoff. John E. Carlsan, Juan Linquist,.Eeverly Frankcnlmrg. Margarul Nelson. Mavis Carlson. Mary Lou Johnson, Joann Olander, Dirk Harvey, Eileen Paulson. Row 2: Marilyn Borden, Bill Johnson. Smart Lundahl. Row 3: Dan Stumph, Jnhn D. Carlson. Mildred Hjerslctll. Lois Reed. Jacqueline Thorn, Shirley Eckslrum, Marilyn Haivcmnn, Leroy Davidson, Curl Ostrom, Dun Rous, Boh Reum. Raw 4.- Hugh Johnson, Roger Holmstrom, Richard Johnson, Jack LoIgren. As business and profeSSionui men and. lirms of Rockiord, Illinois, we take pride in presenting the line group of young peopie attending Augustcmcx College from Rockiord cmcl congratulate them on having chosen an outstanding, college Duviti Carlson Roofing Company Ekeberg's Dry Goods Company ElmquisldNewherg Companyr House of Lindberg. Inc. Fred C. Olson Mortuary Skrmdia Coal and Lumber Co. Swedish Building and Loan Associmion -fmmw . .. . ,1 : M; ,W , .-- H. x-vn:mr Wyn -...::. 7.7 : ,, l, The Store For Men In Rock Island HINSPIRED STYLING CLO'I'HIERS 5r QUALITY 219 Eighteenth Street Phone 8-6735 BOND DRUG CO. THE BEST STORES FOR MOST PEOPLE DAVENPORT -. MOLINE - ROCK ISLAND CLINTON BITZ CAP E 3810 14th Avenue O Rock Island Courtesy Quality Fish and Steak Dinners Daily AMATO'S SHOE REBUILDERS 6: DRY CLEANERS PROP. DOMENIC AMATO WE USE ONLY THE FINEST QUALITY MATERIALS SPECIALIZE IN INVISIBLE SOLING WORK DONE WHILE YOU WAIT 1333. 38 STREET DRY CLEANING n. 1. 5-8017 PAINTS WALLPAPER ART MATERIALS DEVOE PAINT STORE 14m; -FIFTH AVE. MOLINE. n.1.. The Name Insures Quality Work CARLSON BROS. LAUNDRY INC. Complete Bachelor Laundry Service 1136 n 4th Avenue Moline 4-9822 STUDIO TWO STUDIOS 3704- 14th Ave Rock Island Ucrmer locuiion oi Campbell Studiol 1503 - 15th Street. Molina portraits - weddings - commercial I would like to take this opportunity lo extend my personal thanks to all members of the faculty and student body for their cooperation with me in luking pictures for this yearbook Len Brown C. Arnold Serem'us . . . for Hie besf in life insurance THE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. 0! Milwaukee-l Wisconsin BID Clecrvelcmd Bldg. Bock Islcmd. Ill. Phone 8-3214 Life insurance is the last thing on earth :1 man wantchmd then he can't get '11. For almost Half a Century THE QUAD-CITIES' FINEST STORE for Men, Women and Boys I'3 H l! .ke' 1 3m! a E Second at Main Davenport Wallhide tRubberizedl Satin Finish Wullhide Flat Wallhlde Gloss Wall Paint cherspur Enamel PITTSBURGH PAINTS Loon. BETTER LONGER! . Wall Paint l .. , -- - Wuterspur Varnish Wallhlde sefm'Gloss Robmson 5: Miller Hardware Co. Florhlde Fm Wall Pcunt Enamel 1706 Third Avenue, Phone, Dial 8-1013 Sun-Proof House Paint GUY E. TEMPLE INC. SPORTING GOODS Tennis Racquet Restringing Trophies for All Evenls 1524 - 6111 Ave Molina Phone 4-8313 KUPPENHEIMER UNIVERSITY CLUB CLIPPER CRAFT PALM BEACH STETSON MAYER 8c JOHNSON Moline's Outstanding Men's Cloihing Storie 4BR Fifteenth SI. - Molina ARROW VAN HEUSEN THE PLACE TO CATALINA a W S$$E$$Eig 513-515 Filteemh Street Our congratulations to the class of 1953 HOLLAND IEWELERS Molina, Illinois 1720 Fourth Avenue W. W. BAILEY SCHOOL FURNITURE AND SUPPLIES Phone 3-4533 Rock Island. Illinois CHICKEN DELIGHT THE COMPLETE MEAL READY TO EAT? $135 ALSO THE NOW FAMOUS SHRIMP DELIGHT SNACK BBC 0 FREE DELIVERY 0 ROCK ISLAND - 2920 18111 AVE. g 6-4436 MOLINE - 1900 1131b ST. - 4-3551 DAVENPORT - 1130 HARRISON ST. 0 673586 .M . . . . A Symbol of the Spirif I fhaf insures Augusfuna' s Greafnes