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

Text from Pages 1 - 252 of the 1957 volume:

AUGUSTANA COLLEGE ROCK ISLAND, lllINOIS I957 ROCKETY-I NANCY WILSON ' EDITOR-IN-CHIEF JOHN M. SWANSON ' BUSINESS MANAGER FOREWORD Augusfana has liferally faken g'zanf sfeps +hl's year. The 84-room Wesferlin Hall neared complef'xon; plans hr +he new S+uden+ Union building progressed: H19 fund campaign for +he Fine Arfs Audiforium gof underway. Of no less importance were +he achievemenJrs. of Hue sfudenf body. We sue cessfully ini+ia+ed a new s+uden+ government we earned na+ional championship honors in debafe and orafory and a proud second in baske+beill in Hue CoHege Conference of Illinois: we raised a record-breaklng Jrofal af Frfendship Fair. These were +he big steps. Seemingly. +hey represenfed I956-57 in review. Bu+ +here were H15 individualwand jus+ as significan+-sfeps, +00. There were H15 +riumphs and disappoinfmenfs: fhere were +hose who learned and +hose who ?ailed +0 learn: +here was H18 boy who me+ +he girL We offer. ?hrough +he NS? ROCKETY-I. a record of +hese sfeps. Campus Life Classes Organizations Royal'fy Sporfs 10 22 58 114 126 CONTENTS Greeks Fac tu N arses Index Adverfisemenfs 144 173 190 206 214 nAnd departing, leave behind us FOOT PRINTS in the sands of time. If you have walked along Jrhe waler's edge and noled your lracks 'In The sand. and +hen lumped away a Few feel To escape an incoming wave. you have nofed +ha+ your Tracks were oblH-eral'ecl as The wafer churned +he sand info new lormaflons. ll +his was The poel's image of The sands of Time we could nof Cherish any great hope of Tracing our Toof-prinls anywhere Tn lifel Nor would campus Fool-sfeps be an excepflon. Indeed d0 nol The years here more quickly erase Jrhe marks made by any sfudenl gen- eralion? Four years and a complelely new sludenl body is on The scene. A score of years and even Jrhe lacul'ry is largely new. The recurring waves remove +he old records and eslablish new ones. The faces of youfh are Turned +0 The lulure. The pasl Fades raplclly away. So if mighf seem. Buf +0 one who has wlfnessed a number of SN: denl' generalions come and gel The poef's image isn'+ Convincing. For human relaflonshlps are nof llke grains 0T sand. College life is ralher +0 be compared +0 +he growlh cl 5 Jrree. Each season ex+ends l'he branches. multiplies +he leaves. l'rHs The crown, deepens +he roofs. Ring grows upon ring and The Trunk is greafer and sfronger. Wha+ happens in any season leaves some mark. some change of shape. some developmenl of form of Jrhe Tree. so +haf al any lime The whole is The resull of all That has gone belore. The peel or na+uralis+ mighl desaibe +he +ree as The sum of all The seasons H has wll'nessecli each joyful spring in whlch fhe birds have hailed Jrhe rislng sun. each glowing aufumn when all The colors have painlecl a summer's climaxl each winlry sform +es+ing +he lorlured slrenglh of Jrhe bendlng boughs. The fracas of each sfudenf year are found in Augusl'ana's charac- ter, in ifs ideals and Jtraditions. ifs memories and ifs hopes. Here are wriHenl in indellble Teafures. whal' were Jrhe purposes served in any day or year of campus life. The fool-sleps may have vanished -fhe goals +0 which +hose slaps +urned can nol be losl. - Conrad Bergendofl Andreen Hall Denkmann Memorial Library Wuliberg HaH of Science BeH Towar Seminary Drive Fine Arfs Building ASPIRIN ANYONE?k Freshmen evehp head- aches over arien+aiion exams. CLOSED ALREADY? - Regishaiicn pcses prob- lems for new AugTe 5M- denh. Lasf Sepfember sfudenfs descended on Augusi fana by foot car, bus plane, and Wain some for +he Hrsf +ime and o+hers on refum frips. Timorous freshmen found +heir way around campua bumping info pseudoisophisficaJred sophomorest business-er iuniors. and assured seniors. And hasfy packers Flocked +0 +he Drug f0 buy fhe Jr00+hbruslmas fhey had Ief+ af home. There was H16 S+u7U clean-up before regisfrafion: H1ere was +he wa+ermelon feasf aHer H19 firsf all- school par'ry: +here were Hwe Freshman giHs who became coeds as His beH +ower rang every nighf fnfo mid Oc+ober. Firmly resolving +0 s+udy harder. sleep more, and 65+ less. Augieifes plunged Info a new year. QUACK LIKE A DUCK Sophomoru lard H- aver waddlfng freshmen. M-M-M-M GOODLAugTeHes Fess? on wafsrmelon aHar the fwrsf aH-school pariy. HOMECOMING MAJESTY-Queen Laane Freedfund and King Andy Prinz reign over the weekend's feinvif?es. Augus+ana Homecomers saw Hue and gold visions Unfdd Hvis year in a weekend of crowded days and sleepless nTghfs. AHer sounding of-F +0 +he winning yell at H15 bonfire Thursday anth. Augiei+es snaked fheir way +hrough Rock Hand. Af Friday nigH's coronaHon. Homecomw'ng planners George Okon and Nancy Booras crowned Andy and Loane Vi-Kx'ng and Queen. Lafer. s+uden+s hurrx'ed +0 vacan+ lofs and bus de- pofs where Huey fransformed hay racks Tnio hourgbsses and ch1cken wh'e in+o ca+erpillars and hoped For ero fhings - a winm'ng float and no rain. Samrday morning,wl1x'le caHein-ridden sfuden+s shared glassy-eyed af +heir handii work on parada proud parenfs and alums snapped picfures. in Hue affernoon a hard thhing Viking +eam kep+ hopes high in a clme con+es+ with Carroll. And Hmf eve- ning Princess June refgned a+ fhe bail which was, iu5+ as every+hing eke had been. fhe besf +haf anyone could remember. Smday's worsth service and sororHy and Frexh-mHy dinners were +imes fo reflecf on Hm: vis'xons Unfdded and realized during HV-wtgvming 956. HOMECOMING AUGUSTANA ADVERTISES- Mr. and Mrs. Henry EHund OF RackFord view Homecoming publicily. an . n1. m m m5 r m 9m e ,. 9 kn er s .. a e ., aP .w .v e f. Md c . an m P nab. n , A15 7 . no. m mI B u Elg nu Ma.m n m u 09.... .J an s Lam w mm, .m vH Pr 5 M A E B E N U J rrra and Heals for Hue big weekend. WE BUILD - AugieHes conshucf bon- H WELL, HELLO-Relurning aTums med in The Fine Arfs Buildingl JUNlOR BlRDMEN-Jahn and Pops fly info The air 3; H12 Team scare; again. ' 3. unm T'gi? CHAIN GANG-Snake dancars parade lecugh Forf Theahe. TERRACE ES TOPSb-Wmners cf Hue hnuse decaraiicns coniesi' pose in front of Then pei adopus. LEAK; AUBIE EIE -TTT.- TTTTFT CHRISTMAS MEDETATWON A reverenf spirif preVails as Augus+ana ifudenis worship 5+ Christmas service. EVERYTHING BUT THE KiTCHEN SINK-Dr. 4 . . . 1' - Bergendoff dlspFays bmhday gIHs. grigciiinsTruiT: Augsitenczgy: al Hue annual Smorgasbcrd. FlNAL-LY-Augusbne brains work af lop speed a Fmal h'me. WINTER When Jrrays began To dis- appear ?rom H16 dining haHs and H19 words Chrfsfmas and ?inak began +0 domina+e con: versafion. win'rer was here. Chrisfmas fesfiviHes sfarfed th H16 L.S.A. children's par'ry and conf'mued th a smorgasbord. a Sanfa Lucia, and a Tomfegubbe. A com- munion service af Jrhe semi- nary chapel climaxed Augie's ChrTsfmas. 3qu win+er was more +han Chris+mas H was Jrray slid- ing and ice skaf'mg, H was a philosophy harm paper and finals, if was a formal and a dafe for hof chocobfe. Winfer 'For Augie s+uden+s held bughing good Frmes and a brx'sk sharpness ?hajr ref freshed minds1 and. mos+ im- portant 3+ held Chrisfmas and home. SNOW TALK A Sher? :haf by Hue li- brary closes a w7n+er day. U.S.S. TEXAS-Auqiu choir members haur a dry-decked baHlaship ai' San Jacinfo monument ST. MATTHEW FASSION-The Oraforiu Society presenh ifs spring canced. RESOURCEFULNESS-Mun of the Augie Choir converf an Oklahoma Earn info a dressing room, SPRING Serng was unusually Me +h'xs year: +here was snow even in Aer. Picnfcs and hayrides were posf- poned. and +he frees didn'+ blossom as early as usual. Buf no amounf of cool weafher could hamper many of Augids spring fradifions. The Oratorio Sociefy gave i+s annual spring per- formance and +he choTr wen+ on Jrour. bo'rh in March. Honoran'es eleded new members. and one of +hem sfarfed a new Jrradifion - fhe Uglies+ Man on Campus con+es+. La+er ac+ivi+ies were Jrhe, swim show in April and H19 May Open House. Spring Fnally arrived in la're April and whx'le Jrhe campus fumed pink and green. many new couples promised +0 wri+e af Ieaer once a week +his summer. Affer a Ias+ whirl of JFcrmals and Finals, sfudenfs leff Augie. mos'r o1: +hem eager +0 begin anofher year in Sephamber. and some ius+ as exci+ed abou+ going of? +0 fhe service. +he altar. or +he new career. NATIONAL CHAMPIONS-We51 Poini National Debala Tuumamam champions Nurm Leklein and Phil Hubbarl and lniers+aie Oratorical Comes? winner Tim Johnson are honored with their coanhas al' a special :eremony under the Bell Tower. v l? UMOC-Jeannine Hams crowns Tom Anderson Ugl'lerl' Man an Campus. J, lNLTIATION-An Alpha Delhi pledge geis pain+ed up. T p, 17.? - z: :1 . WHAT'S UP. DOC7-uFriendship Fair :oAchairmen Lucia and Dick assure a rabbit Hand fha+ fhe Tair was a success. CONGRATULATIONslTRedwaod Fryxell wins +hu scholarship +0 siudy abroad his Junior year. BON AND RON-aAugie audionears help rafse.money fer Friendship Fair. CENTER OF ATTEN-l TIONh-George Olson lands his Hme and ialanf M buosf fair income. FRIENDSHIP FAIR The I957 Holiday Fair, mas+er-minded by Lucia Anderson and Dick Cline. broke all Friendship Fair records for +o+al income. New ideas and hard work helped boosf +he fofal To more fhan $3T IOU. The fair was hefd on a Safurdaya boJrh aHernoon and evening Tfor +he firs'r . +ime. The program commiffee infroduced a live Floor show +0 en+er- +ain diners in H13 candlelighf HHoliday lnn.'T Campus arfisfs employed fresh. modern. and complefely differenf Tines in decoraffng The gym in ifs hoiiday best An Auguerana freshman, Redwood Fryxell. won +he coveted scholar- ship enabling Hm +0 study abroad his junior year. and +he o'rher money raised wen+ +0 H18 supporf of a Toreign sfuden+ a1 Augie nex+ year. The hfghesf honors of The evening wenf fo Trudy Erickson and Bill BellT Mr. and Mrs. Friendship of 1957. HEARTBREAK HOTEL -Auqie dancers and The Tall Men interprei rock and roll a! The HHaliday InnH Hear show. s 2 . ,; ' x SADJIE HAWKINS DAY-The SPEEDS. originality prize WiI'k ners. feafured mcln'ng chair races at Hueir Dngpaich booth. HOPI HARVEST DAY5 -DON Indians shall corn in Hueir aufhenfiq originath-winning adobe hut. HOLIDAY KNIGHT ;Fr1endsh;p Fair-goers were dubbed knights and ladies fq Hue POP's beauty prize-winning came. INDEE EASTER EGG-The INDEEs captured Hrs+ in 1h: beauty division with H12 heirs of a few friendly ra bits. .IIL . I . .. : z . le+iT+AT+AT+J? nah 111: . : . : . .: . .... .. .. . . .. , .. . . ; . ..,x. a .. c. . ., ARVID ADELL Chicago. Illinois SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS- Arlene Tevander. secreiary; John M. Swanson. president Juan Anderson, lraasuler: Clyde Lundgren, vice-presidenh SENIORS 0F I957 L f i JOANNE ANDERZON BARBRO AFPELGREN ANN ARONSON JANICE AUSUSTSON Ruckrord. Illinois Chicago. Illinuis 'Emnaba, Michigan Omaha. Nebraska 1 KERRY ALEXANDER RICHARD ALEXANDER MARGARET ALMLOF 53qu Sha. Maria. Michigan Rad IslancL Illinois Chicago. Hlinm's AUDREY ANDERSON JOAN ANDERSON KOGENE ANDERSON Geneseo. lllinnis Osceola. Iowa Sianion. iowa WILTON ANDERSON DAVJD ANDERZDN JANfCE ANDERZON Merrill. Wisconsin Rncifcrd. Illinois Ruckfordl Illinu'ls JAYMAN AVERY REGINALD BELYEA JANICE BENDER GLENN BERGMARK Chicago. Hlinois Rock Island. Illinois ' Davenport. Iowa Chicago. HlincEs n. i, A DONALD BLEDSOE MARCETTE BLOOM SUZANNE 305 EBBE BOLIN Rock Island. Illinois RockforcL lHEnois Rockfori Winch Chicago. Illinois EH .3 MARLENE BUCHERER PETER BURKS PETE CARAS GARY CARLSON Malina. Illinois Rank Islani. Illinois Geneseo. Illinois Easf Molina, Illinois ROGER CARLSON Riverside. Illinois RONALD CARLSON Moline, Illinois ?x . WILLIAM BONDS MICHAEL BOSANAC INEZ BRADE CAROL BROLINE Rock Mani Hlinu'ws Silvis. IIIinaEs Muscatinen Iowa Woodhull. LHinois JAMES CARLSON JANE CARLSON MARSHALL CARLSON MYRON CARLSON Caleb. Minnssck Beiavia. Illinais RocHord. Illinois RucHard. IH3noTs BEVERLY CARPENTER Tayler Ridge. EINnok Nighf 19er 27 Wmmn . 5' MARJORIE CHALFANT Fina, minois JAMES DILLBECK Aludo. Illinuis 29 TASSO COIN MARY COOLIDGE MARCIA CROONQUIST Rock Island. Illinaw's Rock Island. Illinois Harcourt Iowa WILUAM DRAKE RONALD BRIGGS PETER ECONOMUS Moiine, Illinois Rock Mama. Illinuis Ees+ MoHne. Illinois HARRIET FERTIG RUTH ANN FINDERS DONNA FORSTROM Le Claire. Iowa Rock Island. lllinois Grand Rapids. Michigan HERMAN FRERICHS C. THEODORE GAMBLE CHARLES GREEN Omaha. Nnbraslta Moline. IIIinoIs Chinaga. Ilfinois K . LJ , .- - HARRY DANIELSON RAYMOND DANIELSON VIRGIL DEVOLDER ROY DIETRICH Elgin, Illinois Chicaqm Hlino'ls Malina Illinois Rock Island. Illinois ROLAND EKLOF MARLENE EKOLA KATHARINE EVANS ELMER FELTSKOG Melina. Hl'mois Crysla1 FaHs, Michigan Molina. llEinois Chicago. Ulinois Sfoking up LOANE FREEDLUND Ealavia, Illinois ALICE GUNELL Merrill, Wisconsin :L $- :3; , 1 , , , EDWIN GUNLOCK JANET GUNNERSON PAUL GUSTAFSON Rock Island. Illinois RncHord. Illinois Arlington Heights. Illinois CAROLYN HEID RucHurrL Hlinofs Fiang' squad VIRGINIA HOULTON Rock Island. HlinoTs ANN JOHNSON CAROL A. JOHNSON CAROL E. JOHNSON CECIL JOHNSON Alexis. Illinois Molina. Illinois Chicago, Illinois Mu'ine, Illinois LOIS HAMMAR ALBERT HANSON JEANNINE HARRIS NILS HASSELMD Alma, Mizhigan Rock Island, Illinois Farf DodgE. Iowa Uppsalm Sweden CARYL HWCKLEY RALPH HINES RICHARD HOSKING Davenport Iowa Chicago. IHinois Iron Maunfain. Michigan 4, .us MARKON HUNTER SARAH JACOBS HELEN JANNES Rank IslancL Illinois Leland. Illinois East Moline. Illinnis PAULINE JOHNSON ROBERT JOHNSON RONALD JOHNSON SHIRLEY JOHNSON RucHnrd. lilinois Chicago. lHinois Ranlrfnrd. Illinois Kewanae. Illinuis MAX KIRKEBERG BONNIE KJEL'LSTRAND CAROL KNUDSEN Stanton, Iowa Rock Island, Illinois Omaha. Nebraska 1 i. I , . . . E f 11 .A JOHN KOCH PERAHUGO KRISTENSSON TED LARIMER QUENTIN LARSON Chicago. Illinois Chicago. Illinois Genesea. Illinois Wichita, Kansas n PETER LlNGRiS DONALD LUCAS LLOYD LUNDBERG CLYDE LUNDGREN Eas+ Mnline, Illinois Galesburg. Illinois Juliet ll nois Chicago. Illinois UNO KARBING Chicago. Illinois ROBERT KOBEL Rock Maud. Illinnis Adlai gefs pinned i e x f: ROY LARSON ANNA LEAF LEON LINGUIST Elwood. Illinois Andaver, Illinois Malina Illinois MARIANNE MARTINSON PHYLUS McFALLS GERALD McKINBE Gary1 Indiana Sterling. Illinois Molina. Illinois W 7.777777777 7,7 .7 gum GARY McLAMARRAH MARY MCQUAID MARILYN MELOW JAMES MERCER Davenport. Iowa Rack Island. Illinois ' Raul: Island. Hlinois Erie. Illinois f 1;. BEVERLY MOORE GEORGE M955 BRUCE NELSON JOAN NELSON Rock Island. Illinois Cllkago. Illinois TenaHy. New Jersey Chicaga1 Illinois Dear Folks . . . DANIEL NORDEEN ROGER NYQUIST Molina. Illinois Rockfurd. Illinois JACK Ml LLER Molina Iliinois RICHARD MEVES KAREN MILLER Reckfarrj Illinois CHARLES MOLENE Golden, Hlinois Rockfurd, Ell'mo'ls Uh 7 PAUL NELSON JOAN NIELS Aurelia, lnwa Davenport Iowa BADIE NIJIM Jerusalem. Jordan BASHEER NIJIM JerusaFem. Jordan This is my room CAROL NORDINE Blnuminghm. Illinois CURTIS OLSON Ruk Island, Illinois ALAN OLSSON MARGARET PALMOUIST GARY PARK DAVID PETERSON . Chicagm mino'ls Davenport. Iowa Galesburg. Illinois Buxholm, lawn AGNES POTTER ' Moasahearf, Hlinois , Happy acfives excifen' over new pledges JOHN REED Manchesfer, Connedicui WAYNE DAVID ROME DONALD R005 RICHARD RUBEN ALEERT SANDSTROM Rock Island, Illinois Ruck Hand. minois Toledo. Ollie Sharpshurg. Iowa DOUGLAS PETERSGN PAUL PETERSON ROBERT PETERSON RICHARD PEWE Wahuc, Nebraska Chicago, Illinois Keclmk, Iawa Rock Island. Illinois HENRY POWER EARLE POWIS ANDY PRINZ Rock Island. Illinois Hebert, Indiana Chicago. IiHnois DAVID RED LaMOYNE ROCK SHARLENE ROCK Riverdale. Illinois Davenpcrl'. Iowa Chicago. HIinuis DUANE SANDSTRUM JACQUELINE SAUNDERS ALLEN SCHAEFER BARREL SCHAFER Rock island. Illinois Rockford. Illinois Molina. lHinuis MDHne. Illinois 21.- V. JACK SCHICK R051: Island, Illinois DONALD SJOLUND Chicago, Ill'ynoTs -.;, On fo Waferfno! ad: 31 ,: 1 ROGER SMITH CARL SORENSEN NANCY STEAD GORDON STEPHENSON Molina. Illinbis Chizaqc. lllinnis Aleda. Illinois OHumwa, lawa HEULAH STRIETER MARJORIE SUMMERS DONALD SUNDQUIST CONSTANCE SWANSON Dnvenpod, Iowa Lombard. Illinois Molina. Ilh'ncis Monmouth. Illinois .- HARLEY SHEPHERD KATHLEEN SHOGREN Rock Island. Illinois Phoenix Ariwna HENRY SJOSTROM CLAUD SMWTH MARCELLIN SMITH Nbsvfa. Canada Benendorf. lowa Rule Island. Hlincis x : RICHARD STOLH FAUL STONE DONALD STRANDLUND Chicago. Hlinok Chicago. Illinck Molina. Hlinois GERALD SWANSON JOHN E. SWANSON JOHN M. SWANSON JOYCE SWANSON Maling Illinois Chicaga. Illinais 53w: Ciiyt Iowa Chicaw. lH'Inois k RONALD SWENSON ARLENE TEVANDER Rockford. Illinois Maywond, Illinois JAMES THARRINETON Geneva. Illinois 1 JAMES THOMPSON NANCY TOLIN VIRGINIA TRAVER MOJiney Illinois Williams Bay. Wisconsin Clinic . Iowa ROSA VERGER ROBERT V055 VERNON WALLIN WILLARD WALTON Molina, Illinois Davenpnrf, Iowa Woadhull. Illinois Molina. Illinois Well, if sfarfed ouf to be . . . CAROLYN THELIN Rock Island. Illinois THOMAS TREDWAY ALVIN TREVILLYAN PETER VAGENAS lunaln, New York Malina HlinoI's Davenport Iowa JANICE WARNER BUDDY WEEE RICHARD WERNER WILLIAM ZORR Cthagm Hlinois Mnline. Illinois Chicaga, Illinois Rock IsWand. lllinais ANDREEN STEPS Fran! row.- David Peiar; Paul Spnnq, Douglas Ericison. Second row: Beverly Guhler. Dick Cline, Georg! Dallas, Karen Hanson. Third raw: Trudy Er'uclsun, Glaria DeBcwer. Eileen Haai. Jenifer Engquisf. MarIan Haecl. Fourlh row: Kim Bengfsnn, Gabe Hanson. Max Harksem Charles Gandrich. Hawey Fladeland, Dial: Benson, Arden Erickson. Don Mclander. JoAnn Gusfahnm Mari- Lynn Gilchrist. JUNIORS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS v- Bob Swan- son, freasurer: Axden Erickson, vice-presT- dent: Pa! Johnsan. secrelary; Chuck Smifh, presHenL 42 LINCOLN PARK MONKEY BARSi Fronf raw: Carule L. Johnson, Verena Jai'mscn, Mariryn Johnsun, MirTam John- son. Nancy Juhnson. Second row Delura KFebs, Louise Horn. Pa Johnson. Ham'ci Jahnsom Third 10w: Rod Jnhnsonl Tim Johnson, Tom Jones, Jag Houdek, FhiHTp Huhbarh Dick Carison. Four!h IGW: Fred EHenberger. LeRoy Israelson. SEMINARY ARCH-Fronf row: Rogene Bragg. Jam'ce Carlsom Nifa Berg. Sec- ond row: Marshall Dahlsfrom. Dianne Hubbard. Harlene Carlsom Juan CarHan, Kathryn BayIL Nancy Bauras. Sonnie Church, ?eIer Calms1 Joan Soderberg. Third mm Wandell DanTercn. Dick DEHA Warren Dath. Juhn Sutherland. BIII Bondeson, Dean Lockwooi Charles Army smug. w; f ,I f s. :5 g 4: n . h, z , :- . E' . v r , a V .k . 43 J. .-'. ' 2H m '1' INSIDE HEATING PLANT - Wifh shovef: AHene N957 berg. Fronf row: Carly Mullikin, Peggy Munro. AI. berfa Olsen. Jeanna Olson, Mary May, Jim Ahlberg Balls Olsen. Maryann OI- san, Bob Ogsian. Second raw: Paul Holmshom, Willard McKeag, Joanne Nelson. Vee Nielsen, Jack Meyer, Marga OsluntL David Steph- enson. DRE WaHHer, Rod Gusiakcn, LIBRARY BULLETIN BOARD- anf row: Arlyn : Turnquist Carown Wiberq. KarTn Young- berg. L'mnea Wimpeuny. Sec- and ruw: Marilyn Warnen Carol Weben Allen UHKe, Fred Whifebook, Jim Wannersien, Kenneth Whisler. INSIDE STU-U - Front raw: John Schulh Stan Fahr- son. Second row: Ann Peiersen, Bob Packenham, Wanda Sandeen, Dick Peier. son. Third raw: John Schnu, Jerry PrlsIer, CynlhTa Schmidh Pai Rasmussem Lee RH- '52,, Tom Halsf. Fourih row: KeHH Pearson. Ghria Pe- lerson. Fa! Schad, Mary Lou Schnach Geurge Olson. Hm. raw.- Marv Raymonch Jerry Posion, Dani- ver Petersen. Fig-7 .3 Fifi: - ' LE W51: -. J .r!' 1 ., DRIVE BETWEEN OLD MAIN AND LIBRARYaFranf row.- Bob Lundin. John Low'liz, Jack Loy, Fred Lear. Wayne Dahlgren. Secand row. Lindblade, John Lekander, Audrey LiHeqren, Jill Lundaen. Janice Lanai bled. Jane Larsen, Karen Newman. Calvin Konkowski. Carl Korm Walden Hulfglen, 52H, LindvahL Carl Lindshom, Lucille leson. Hm rovr: Jay Larsen. Bill Lee. BEHIND OLD MAIN-anf row: Paf Vorpahl. Glen Shirl. Carl TH- Iinghasf. Pa+ Sfel'nhauer. Chuck SmEH'I. Juil'e Simpson. Judy Vanarsdall. John Summers. Rod Sahrbeci. Jnhn Seean. Bill Tolanden Nancy Wil- sam Pehzr Wirdermufh, Dun Wesi'on. Second 10': Barbara Schluder. Hob Swanscn. Ken Swanson, EeH'y Siosfrom. LJNCOLN PARK PLAYGROUND-Cn rings: Carl Helm On impale.- Kafhy Hill. Under slide: Howard Hull. ond Larsen. Ran Benson. Nadean Larson, Diane Oberbeck Al foe! af slide: Jack Robinsan. BeHy Harms, Newell Johnson. Walking- up slide sfeps: AI Hawkinsom Sharon Hill. Barry Danielsnn, Marge Hulse. Brian Holm. Seaied a! fcp: Bunnie Hogren. SEMINARY LIBRARY i Fran! row: Lucia Ander- son, Carmen Berchekas. Roberfa Bergquisf. Mar ham.- Anderson, Marilyn Blick, RMph Anderson. Second mw: Eldon Nm- quish Howard Anderson, Jim Blunmberg, Branf Ab- rahamsom EHzabeM Herr qendcff. Jane? Baker. 8TH Bell, Ron Johnsnn. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERSu John Warme. vIce-presideni; Suzanna Johnson. secrelary: Ron Erlandson, presTdenf; Larrie SandTn, lreasurer. SOPHOMORES SEVENTH AVENUE SieN-Fronf row: Marly Anderson. Beverly Andersen. Julia Aldrich Adrienne Anderson, VTrgI'nia Ar- vidson. Sercnd raw: David Benson, Loren Bensnm BeHy Eaird. Shirley Benson. Carol Andersen NeHa Banner, Sherry BenneH. Hdmes Beausang Janice Aden, Janef Anderson. Carol Berg, HOUSE ON THE HILL-Fran? row: Nancy Paulson. David F. Olson. Bill 0!- son. Marilyn Palmer. Second row: Karla Olander, Arden Ncwers. Hob MDHM, Dave H. Peierson. Larry McEwen. David E. Olson. Frank Chan. Ed Psiersen. Jim McNerny. Gail Allen. Norm Nefson. Janeih Nelson. Caro! NoHe, ERICSON FIELD FIOnf low: Diane Johnsnm Priscilla Johnson, Nancy Rail: Johnsom Tom Johnsan. Secnnd row: Dick Johannesen. Suzanne Jnhnsum Ken Johnr s+an. Run Ellendsom Frinilfa Johansen. Phyle Johnsnn, Ruth Johnson, John Kal- umelus. FRONT OF LIBRARYiFronf row: Bruce Anderson, Carolyn Pefarsan. John Liedilre Elsa Cornell. AI Larsen. Marcia LaMarca. Carol Sandlund, Lois Lauersen. Alice Knudsen. Second row: Ron Kurth, Charles Shark. Dick SDraHon. Ken MahaHey. Marty Kah Leland Newman, Mary Lindhalm. Marlene Kmps. Arline Krnn, Sonia Johnson. Kalen Lindquhh Barbara Past Lucille Lundblad, Paul Sallman. Third row.- Norm Lefshzim Jim Linden. Jack Sahgeber. Roger Philippus. Challes Palersun. Phil OHman. Car+cr Lindberg. STEPS UP BERGENDOFF HILL Fran! raw; Ed Randall. Dean Rey- ndds. Dick S'eeck. Daie Schwein- berger. Jay Schlesinger, Dave Rhea. Second raw.- Margerel Rad- cliffe. Winifred Rook, Marilyn Schoef, Jamel Rosborcugh, Nancy Gariach 0mm; Reuben; Cami, LIan Third raw: Margaret Rollo. Mary Sakulich, Ash'ida Peifla Jeny Schuh-z. LarrEe Sandi . Carole Pam. Bea S:HMenburg.Kay Spong. STEPS BY FINE ARTS BUlLDING-Flnnf raw: GlorTa Jarek Gen Hegel. Vivi Ann Hanson. Nancy HoneHe, Chris Iiams, H212 Hoyer. Peggy Holmmb Barbara Lorenz. Judy Pelerson. Virginia Greer, Karol Johnson, Nancy Norsem Judy Gebhardt Luis Giase. Second row: Wayne Jahnson. E. Chuck Guldenzopf, Jim Hagg. Gnrdon Hamillon, Dick Gore, MiHon Glicll. SEMINARY DRIVEHanf mw: Sonia Andsrsnn, GaTI PurfelL Margaref Johnson. Dave Young. Jane! Slriefeiq Jane? Hqulan. Thelma Tan. Nancy Sfemberg- Second row: Curl Wahlmark, Ray Wagner, Don Stein. John Warme, Ray Asplundl Rager Shafer. Ben Yaspelkis. Gerry Swanson, Kan Slenman. NEW WOMENIS DORM Frnnf row.- Eerald Pierson. ?eggy Pawson, Sandie Palferr sum Helen Olson. Second row: Janice Pfundsleim Janef Pehrr Sam Howard Por+er. Charche Palmquisl. Dwaine Mnon. David Pipperh Jane Pearsom FRONT OF HNE ARTS BUILD- ING-Fronf row: Sharon Elz- sh'um. Kay Gebhards. Judy Gebhardt Jane? DiHen Caro, line Erickson. John Erlandsun. CaH Eck. Setond row: KenneH'I De Reus. Archie Coons Frnyd Ellisonl KeTl'h Fahlberg. Jack Freed. Run DueldnJ. Ken Ferris. 4 WALL BY FINE ARTS BUILDA Weianf row: Anita Chris- lian. JuHe Carlson. Second row: Roger Burch, Arlhur Carlsom Carol Campbell. June Bralin, Harriei Carlson, Rahh Brown. Tfu'rd row: Ed Carlsom MarshaH Carpenfen Dicl: Johnmn. Llayd Beese Tom Eoccio, Pal Cassidy Lyn Chlis+iam 52 FRESHMAN CLASS OFHCERSH Mike Irvim vica-presidenh Dory Ben- sonl secrefaly; Pam King. presidanh Dave HHI. ireasurer. FRESHMEN BENCH ON SEMINARY HILL-anf row.- Ph-IHP Tieh, Marilyn Youngman. Joyce Swedlund. Carde Nelson, Beverly WiH'e Allan Young. Second row: Dick Thomas. Margaret Wernen Jane! Young Myrna Zlafes. Heidi Radik, Elaine Paulos. Barbara Williams. Eugene Wilfensirnm. Third raw.- lniy Wannerholm. Judy Vandre, Judy Wick, Anna Wainin, Jane ThummeL Ani+e Wnlke, Jahn Penman. IVA PEARCE-an! row: Carla Haagensen. Pa! Jenkins. Sheila Jackson. David Hill. Mary E. Hahnes. Second row: Jeri- ann Hezilund. Mary Ruih HMmes. Carl Gustafscn. Nancy Johansun, Sandra Gusfafson. Jana Hanson, Third row: Paul Guehler, Mark HoFmberg Judy Hayward. Jan HelanderI Maurice Hansen. Deiores Hermann SIDE OF WEST HALL-ani mw: Russell Pefersun, PhiHTp Sslxlrnrm Second row: Norman Redelsheimer, CynHIia Roseman. Pat NeHans. Judy Paarson, Alice Samuelson. Leone Peferson. Janef Reuben; Nina P IHips. Third row: Neal Ringquisf, Don Rhems, John Ruoff. John Pemnbarqer, Jon Randdph. Lois Ryd. ? I ' 4 ; Muunmmmmmim2 -4 TERRACE HALL-Fronf row: JoAnne Larson, D'Ilie Lee McGuirm Tom Klarkowski. Jim Krupp, Dennis Krait Gary Linn Jerry Lundeen, Joel Lennardson. lobed Linden Albert Love, Dade H. Johnson. Lois Lindberg, Lorraine Jahnscn. Nancy McClure mes- bar: Sonia Marlinscm Marlene Lind, Charles Kinney. Colleen Malfsch, Jalm Larsom BcHy Jo Lundquisi. Lillian Magnusscn. WEST HALL-anf row.- Jim Henson, Jean Jen- sen. Marvin Anderson, Dixon Holmgrem Caralyn ' Swaina. Jim DaheH, Don Brennan. MerrTII OH. Jayne Sundquisf. Second row: CITE Shara Roger Nyberg Kendall Knufslrum, Lucille Heinze Emily Benander, Sally Hargrava, Duane Johnson. Genny vieve PoHer. Paul Anderson, Run Palmer. Third law: Kai : Ekblaw. Gene Granlund. Roberf Palmquish Dkk Nnvofne. Bob EcoH, BTII SampseL Jerry Ju- hansen. Phil Juhnsun. Terry Johnson, Tarn Andersnm Marcia Harfmam Peie Carlsan. Judy Reunfs. BELL TOWER-Frcmf row: Luray Swansom Gary Soderberg Dick Siolund, Roberia Swansnm Carol Shannen, JosTe Schreuden Jim Soderbcrg. Second row.- Lynn Sk'mner. Linnea Sfone. MariorTe Swanson. Mary Sfawarf. Jamas Schuih. Kay Suhmfdt Geurge Sevem Nancy Simom son. Sue Sheedain, Irena Sfoneking. Shawn SfrDmEECk. Third row: Bill Ritg Dan Swansun. Don Si'elmns James Downs. WY MANOR-Fronf row: David Nelsom Eleanor Nelson, Aulis LInxL Norma Nordbarg. Judy Oberbaclr. Janice Oliver. Second row: David Parsan. Deanne Mam. Elaine Hark. Erika Anderson, Andy Nordsimm. James Miller. Herb Niemann. James LiHig, Rosemary Nelson, Marika OIander. Third rev: Paul Mann. Don Osborn, Bruce Mdurihsom BeHy Miller, Carole Spear. Donald Nysirom. Fourth IDII: Paul Landslrnm. Carolyn Nani: Sonia Nahnn, Caralyn Muuscn. 56 ABBEY HALL-anf raw: John Down. Greia Junasson, Kaali Kivimagi. Joyce KDEHmaH CarJI L. Johnsnn, David E Johnson. Kay Knsfal. Krl's Kasl'man, Berni: Jahnson. Second raw: Lynne Johnsom Ron 5. Jnhnson. Yvonne Jahnr m, Judy Jones, Ray Jahnsam Paul King. Mike Kearns. Third row: Carol E. Johnson. Mike Kinkadg Fred Kappenhneier. FRONT OF GYM-- Froni row: Kay Atkinson, Karen Bicrsefh, Priscilla Eauguesx. JoAnne Henson. Second row: Barbara Avnsiedfl Eev Buwman, Dory Benson. Third row: Ellen Abra- hamson, Peggy Andwsom Judy Hawker. Jnarme Anderson Carole Anderson, Norma Abraham- son, James Ahlsledt James Bdilia Edward Beier. LIBRARY STEPSngm' row: Mary Jo Glucksfad. Mary Fted- rrckmn, Denyse tholz Elaine Sandy. Second raw: Viola Foss. Beverly Garrisan, Barbara Ek- sfram. Kennc+h EngluncL Ron- ald Fullmer. Third raw: Karnie Benson.Virginia GrTbergIShaIcn Edsfrum. Sarah Pally Nancy Funk. Julianne Ferguson. Jim Cirivello. George Erhsl. SCIENCE BUILDING STEPS-Fron! row: Daanna Dovre, Norma Burgesen. Donald Greem Donald Brown. Fran Borileson. Bob Bruckhause. Glen- neH Carey. Carol Cramer. Second row: Ron Dixon Ann Marie Danielsun, Lucia Connell. Allen Calrey, Nancy Carlson, George Bergef. Jim Collinsom Terry Dochefry. Gene Easlay. John Boulos. Leone ChaHeson, Billy CulbeHson Gracia Carl sun. .4 ' ' LHH'IWJIWJ'IKI' J- I : r' M-E MWMME IIIIIII'mIIu-xnum . 2:52:23 . .n w am'i'xk. XXX V.P.-Tom Tredwayw vica president STU-U PRESIDENT Andy Prinz. president STUDENT UNION AHhough Angie's ancienf Sfu-U building is on +he edge of the campus. if is always +he cenfer o? sfudenf adivlfy. Everyone. From +he energe+ic handful who Hocked +0 +he Sfu-U cleaniup In Sepfember +0 +he 165+ hangersvon In May. kepf Sfu-U a-che and ahve. More imporianf to Augiei'res fhan Sfqu as a piece was S+u-U as a governmen+ under +he new cons+i+u+ion. The greafesf change effecfed by +th cons+l+u+lon was Jrhe esfabllshmenf of a Represenfahve As- EXECUTWE CDMMITTEE-Leane sembly made up mc +hree people Hom each of +he +hree upper ciasses Freedlund, secreiary. and Paul Gus- fafson, ?reasurer. and fwo freshmen This body replaced +he old Board of Confroi whose members were chosen only by virfue of having been elec'red +0 ano+her office. The RA spen+ a grea+ deed of Hme adopHng by-Iaws 10 We ConsH- fufion. These by-iews sef up a more eHicien'r commiHee sysfem under thCh aH commiH'ee chairmanships excep+ Pep are made appoinfive ones. ther impor+an+ i'rems o1c business for +he RA inciuded a proposed revislon of +he means o$ dis+ribufing acfivify Hckef moneyw an Enves+i- ga+ion info Jrhe workabHify of +he honor sys+em, sfeps toward a Campus Chest and H16 esfabh'shmenf 0F a governing body for +he new Sfu-U bquing. Pos'rfive sfeps were faken toward +he comple'rion of +his building when +he Wes? HaH sife received adminisfraHve approval. . Augusfana s+uden+s gained confidence in +heir Hedgling governh menf +his year and look forward To more good governmen+ in +he fufure, 60 ,7 , n-'H.n-mn.mam u... REPRESENTATWE ASSEMBLY-Franf row: Loane Freedlund. Paul Gusfafson. Andy Prinz. Tom Tradway. Joan Pavel. Second row: Judy Oberbeclr. Marcia LaMarca, Ron Palmer. Chet Molina, John M. Swansan. Ken Johnshm. Don Alex- ander. Dun Siclund. Trudy ErIckson, Snnia Jahnsan. ?EP COMMITTEE-Nancy Bacras and George Olmn. WORLD UNIVERSITY SERVICE COM- MITTEE- Fa! Johnson and Jack Swanson BUILDING AND PROGRAM AND SOCIAL COMMIT. TEES - Duane Sandshcm and Jane Larson. building: Joan Anderson and Fe!- Burks. program and social. STUDENT UNION EXPANSION COMMITTEE-Bobbi Bergquist Marly Kali. John M. Swanson. Che: Malina. Andy Prinz SPECIAL COMMITTEE HEADS-Kerry Alex- inder. elech'on; Jack Scthk. :uns'tiiuHon: D'Icl: Johannesen and Cal Konkowska'. N.S.A. CAFETERIA CREW Jan Gunnarsnn. Judy Gebhardl. STUDENT UNION CAFETERIA During fhe chapel Hme coFFee break and fine noon hour rush. H's all hands on deck in kifcI-Ien and counfer of fhe Sfu-U cafe'rerv'a +0 help chienE cook Rufhie Berry feed hungry Augie sfuclems. A more Iiesurely frade durEng 0H hours keeps cafe+eria help busy serving cups 0? coHee Will a nickelj and chocola're maHs. Keeping everyone happy th +he food. prices. and service. while sfayTng ouf of +he hole financially were +he iobs of Manager Ken Johnston and his assi5+an+. Mac Waugh'raL A brighf innovaHon in The cafe+erfa was H15 +in+ed landscape converfed rom fhe 0H black and white picfure on +he nor+h wall 0 +he main dining room by +wo Augie arfisfs during the fall Clean-up. uw -F.runf row: Niia Borg, Bonnie Kigllsimnd. Joan Pavel. Judy Oberbecl. Ellen Abrahamson, Elaine Herrdrum. Beverly CarpeMer. Polly Johnsnn. Second raw: Chuck Guldenmpi Ron E. Carlson. John Lelander. Warren Dahlia. Dick Cling CurlI Wiberg, Ray Asprund. Row carisom Roger pmnppus, Bea Schnlenbulg. Diane Oberbeck. Third row: Arlene Nesberg. Lucia Ander- scn. Jane Larson. Lok Wennerberg. Bobbi Bergquish Cynlhia Ecker, Judy Hayward. Sonia Johnson, Joyce Swenson, Nancy Sfead. FOOD EXPERTS-Ken Johnshm. manager; RuHI Berry. cook: Mac Waughial. assistant manager. Front raw.- Peg Palmquisf. Carol Knudsen. Marcie Croonquisf. Carol E. Jahnsam Juan Niels, Loans Freedlund. Ann Amman, Nancy Tolin. Jan Augusison. Andy Prinz. Semnd rnw: John M. Swanson, Clyde Lundgren. Peha Burks, Dick Pawe, AI Hansen. Ron Swanson. GQrdy Stephenson. Chen. Malina. y , I I r . z: - - - . -$V $3? 9' 7- . : Fran! ruw: Gary Carlson, Duane Sandsfrom. Alice GuneH. Mary Mei Quaid. Connie Swanson. Marge Summers. Dr. Naesefh. Sumnd row: Andy Prim, Tom Ballnws. Joan Nel- San. Dan Ncrdeen, Jed Schick. PauT Nelsonl Ma: Kirkabarg. Dr. Bergen- don. PHI BETA KAPPA Thir+een senior s+uden+s were eleched +0 +he Hlinois Zefa chapfer of PH Be+a Kappa. fhe coun+ry's oldes+ and moswL distinguished honor sociefy. To be elw'giHe. s+uden+s mus+ earn 102 credifs in liberal arfs subjecfs and have a concen+ra+ion in a liberal Held. Scholarship achievemenf Is H18 main criferTon of selecfion. Highhghi' of +he social year was H13 annual initiaHon banquet aJr which fhe fradifional Phi Befa Kappa garb was worn. WHO,S WHO The names of eighfeen 011+- sfanding Augusfana seniors appeared in Hie publicaJrionl Who's Who in American Colleges and Universih'es. +his year. along wifh fhose of leading seniors from colleges all over +he naHon. Sfudenfs eleded f0 th5 Who were chosen on fine basis of schola r7 ship. charader. and service +0 H15 campus. AGLAIA Augus+ana women who have proved +hemselve51eadersin scholarshfp and ac- +ivi+ies on campus are elecfed ?o Aglax'a during +he spring semesfer of Haeir iunior year by senEor members. Alfhough Agi laia is chiefly an honorary socie+y. if sponsored ano+her succeSSful Chrisfmas Smorgasbord H115 year. OFFIcers were Joan Nekon. presidenh Ann Arenson, viceipresidenf. TOPPERS Tops schoJachaHy in H19 freshman class were Hie erener-seven girls who were fnifiafed info Toppers fhis year. Af+ainmen+ of a 2.25 during eHher semesfer of her JFreshman year qualH'ies a girl for membership. Toppers published Who's New ' In Hue fall of fhe year. Fail semesfer emcers were Joan Pavel, presii denf: Suzanne Johnson. secre+ary: Arline Krom freasurer: Virginia Arvidsom hisforian. Spring oHEcers were Mary Rufh Holmes. president Erika Anderson. secrefary: Lucia Connell. +reasurer: PaJr NeHang hisforian. ani rovr: Nancy Tuiin. Marcia Crocnquisf. Second row: Ann Amman, Jan Augushan. MarceHe Bloom. Third row: Arlene Tevander. Joan Nelsom Peg Palmquisf. Ciro! E. Jahnson. Shirley Johnson. Fran! raw: Jane Pearson. Paula Youngberg. Peggy Paulsonl Joan PaveL Sue Johnson, Kaari Kivimagi, Barbam Posl. Second row.- Sally Hargrave. Sherry BenneH. Mary Ruih Helmes. BeH'y Jo Lundquisi, Sunia Jnhnson. EeHy Baird, Beverlea Bowman, Jana Hanson, Pa? Nellans, Arlene Johnson. Third row: Virg'mii Arvidson. Pat Jenkins, Marika Swanson. Erika Anderson, Rosemary Nalwm June Ferguson, Carolyn Swaine. Carolyn Munson, Shirley Benson. Phyllis Johnmn. Juyce Sundqu'xsf, Luray Swanson. Foudh row.- Adrienne Anderson. Eleanor Nelson. Jane! 5+riefer, Joyce KoslzimaH, Lucia COHUEH. Greta Jonasson, Colleen Mafisch PristHla Johansen. Carolyn Linn, ArUne Kror'll Carol Campball. u..A INSIDE WASHINGTON -Firsl semesler edilcr Corky Mullilrin Iefi her Observer pad la sludy in Washingion. OBSERVER The valianf Observer, always ready lo fry almosf any+hing. +hIs year even changed horses in lhe middle of the sfream wilhoul going under once. When Firer semesfer ecli- +or Cordella HCorky Mullikin lelf +he sfahC in January lo sludy in Washingfonl D. C.. for a semesfer, fhe Publicafions Board chose Sue Bols lo fake over. Under bofh adminisfrafions +he shall forged ahead fearlessly gafherlng all +he news H could lay 7+5 hands on and presen+ing H as well as +ime. fempera+ure. and +ypei wri+ers allowed. A new headliner machine for more perlinenf headlines and a slrlcf adherence la The Observer mo++o Cqu and Pasha sped producl'ion of bigger and belfer bihweeklies. The ex+ra large Homecoming and Christ mas edilions and frequenf magazine secfions kept staff members up all nighl and the Auguslana campus happy. THE NEW DEALv-Sue Bois served as ObseWEr odHur Fur ihe second semester. AL AND ADMIRERS-Sociefv zdrior Lucia Anderson, edi- iorial assisianl AI Felhkog. and copy ediiur Joan Andarson laugh a Hle. LAUGHING novhcaroumm Gearge Olsan pmvides chuck- le; fur unlocking spark ediinr John Thomas nighf editor Ken Jnhnsfon. and feafur. edilur Ann Arenson. -- - - BUSINESS FIRSTi Business manager John M. Swan- eoop HUMOR LADIEs-aeny Baird and Carohm m briefs ad manager Wayne Johnson- Linn. Homecoming ediron, mi Carol Campbeu. ?I- change edifon lry fo cheer solemn managing edifor. Hnwdrd Swindeli. - w. VA. th ACCURACY PLUS-Vari-i'ypisls Marlene Hole and Mar'rann: MartTns-zn iale fume ouf. OBS OBSERVERS-Sfaff repoHers Kay Kaslal. Ron Erlandson. Graze Carbon. and Mary Ruth Holmes hlar aIL see all. and fell ali. OFF WITH HER HEADJ-Rcyalfy Edecr Nifa Eurgn sporls edifor Wayne Johnson, and nurses editor Bobbi Bargquisf display Hie remains cf .3 dennquenf Rulzefy-l staff member. LET ME SEE-Edifnr Nancy Wilwn ponders a ravised layout ..L.u.- prwspeais. ROCKETY-l Time and fide waif for no man . . A and no+ even for a Rocke'fynL So if was progress. progress. progress in +he yellow cubide +ha+ Rocke+y-I s+affers called home. Innovafions Tn +he 57' ediHon were prinfed end sheefs. a four-page sedion of campus views. an exr paneled campus life spread, a fexfured cover. and new +reafmeni of Jrhe royalfy. The blue blood secHon now feafures porfraHs of refgmng royal+y and In+roduces color. The crew. spurred on by plan shee+sn guidebooks. and rough Layoufsn missed no dealenes kind only a Ii+He sleepL Finally. H19 book was off 10 be prinfed and H16 gang smiled H wasn'Jr so bad now. was H? COPY-WRITERS - Capy edifar Scnia Johnsan check: a cufline vtin her Hal? Peggy Paulson. Nancy Honewe. and Arline Krnn. REVENUE MEN -Ad manager Run Briggs and business man- ager John M; Swanscn lonl: pleased ower Ra:iefy-J Enancial RETRIBUTION- Phaiography crew Dave Pe+elsnm Diana Oblrbeck, chief phoiag- rapher Kim Bengfsun. Bud Van Brunl. and Gloria Jarek pose behre one of fhe'xr own cameras. PENVPALS-S'BH arHsh Marcia La Marta and DTch Pder- son exhibif new cover dssfgn. CHEERFUL TWOSOME-Senior editors Kathy HiH and Luc'wa Ander- san smHe in spite nf mfsnamed picmres and misplacEd aciivih'es. HAPPY TRlO-Rocke+y-l slaH members are always happy as Fayaul staff Bea Schulenburg and Dianne Hubbard. and index s+aR member Btu Siuslram prove. PICTURE BREAK-lndex chief Bertie Olsen and ski? members Carolyn Linn and Beity Baird pause far a pizlure. The curren+ hLHdeLier rage caughf on af WAUG This year wifh Hue insfallafion of new amplmers af broadcasf cen+er in S+u-U. WAUG progressed th HS dams f0 exi fend confad f0 +he new women's dorm and severed mtreshman houses. Music New Orleans iazz +0 H13 finesf class'xcs EMS Presley +0 calypso arHsfs was sfill WAUG'S biggeer offering to Augie airwaves. WAUG planners were Ray Danielsom sha- +ion manager: AI Okom assis+an+ manager: Glenn Bergmark. confinui'ry dTrec+or; Jane OHQ record librarian: and Herman Frerichs. news edifor. STATION MANAGER Ray Danielson. WAUG ENGINEERS-Bob Heaschen, assisiani; Phil Flank ing. chief. Fran! mw: Dave Jnhnsnn, Jana 0H5..Kay Knsial. AI Olsen. Second raw: Ray Dinielscn. Bel: Haas- chem Phil Fleming Jim DalzelL Herman Frerichs. Lyn Chrisfian. Ke'lfh Ekblaw. Fran! mw: AI Olsson, Howard SwindeH. Miss Colu. Dr. Naesuih. M155 Carlsnn. Mr. WTlscn. Miss Parlranden Nancy WHsan. Second raw: Sherry Bennett, Sonia Johnson, Sandra Nysfrom, Arline KmnI Karla Olanderl Bob KlawiHer. Ken Johns+an, AI Felhkag. Joan Andersen. Carol Campbem Sulanne Hui; Janel Mulder, Elizabelh Berganoff. Jan August- ionl Mary McQuaid. Marge Summers, SAGA EDITONAL AND BUSINESS COMMI'I'I'EE5 anf mw: Caml CampbeH. Sonia JDI'InSulI, Janel Mulder, Sandra NysIrcm, Suanne Bois. Second mw: Nancy Wilson. Bola Klawiner. Howard SwindelL AI FeH- slog, N Oman. Marge Summers. WRITERS' CLUB Augushana wrifers congregafed in the Upper Lounge of S+u-U every Monday aHernoon For +he weekly Wrifers Club mee+Ings. Inferesi'ed English professors joined +he discussions and coFFee-drink- ing Hlaf are Wri+ers Oub JrradiJrions. By offerw'ng an audience and helpful cri'ricism Hwe club encouraged creafive wriHng. Many of fhe stories +ha+ were read became maferial or HSaga. +he Iiferary magazine pubHshed by Wri+ers' Oub. Aufhors of H16 fop selecfions'jq Saga received awards provided by We E. F. Bar+hoiomew scholarship fund. The spring picnic dimaxed ano+her year for Wri+ers' Club. H153 year under Me Readership of AI Felfskog presidenf: Carol CampbeH. secre+aryi+reasuremand Al Olsson. hx'sforx'an. Tl K L -- . '3' Franf row.- Alberfa Olson. Suzanna Bois. Bony Bafrd, Carol Campbell. Marge Summers Jan Augusfson. AM Aronsom Scnia John- scn. Jo Nieli, Nancy Toiin, Marlene Eknh. Second row: Lucia Andaman. Nancy WHsun, Bennie Kiellxtrand, Carolyn Unm Joan Anderson. Marianne Marfinscn. Rvn Driggs. Ray Danielson, Join M. Swanscn. Al FEHSqu. K'lm Dawson. Ken Johns+an. John Thomas. Wayne Johnson. Wayne Dahlgran, Howard Swindell. ALPHA DELTA ART ASSOCIATION The Ar'r Associa'rion had 1+5 mosf ac- i'ive year during I956-57. Composed of student facul'ry, and adminis+ra+ion members. Hwe essociah'on sough'r +0 en- courage +he under5+anding of ad on fhe Augie campus and in Hue community by brmging arf exhibifs and 1rine films +0 Augusfana. Six exhibifs - rangmg from sfudenf arf +0 prokasbnal sculpfure4 were displayed in Hue Fine Ar+s Building. Sfudenf represenfaHves on Jrhe commH- +ee were Arden Erickson and Nancy Tolin. Mrs. GlaHen Miss Cale?H Mrs. Magnussan, Nancy Tolin. Muuson. Miss OXmswd. Mr. Merrill, Mn. Chisel Mrs. FiHeen s+uden+s deemed oufsfanding in +heTr con- fribuflons +0 campus communica+ions and publicafions were TnifiaJred mo Alpha chapfer 0+7 Aipha Delfa in March. Acfive members of fhis gournalis+ic honorary chose inHiaJres. Oufsfanding social even+s +ha+ H15 fra+emi+y en ioyed were +he amusing Inifiafion rHes and fhe spring picnic. OHicers were Nancy Tolin. presideni Jo Niek, vice- presiden+; Nancy Wilson. secretary: Ken Johnsfom freasurer. COUNTERSFY HerbeH PhiHarick reviews leclure notes wiill AI Olsson. chairman of H12 bclure :ummihee. and Andy Prinz. AI Oksan. Nancy Wilson. Kay Shogren. lECTURE AND CONCERT SERIES Ledures and concerfs af Augusfana supplemenf Hue edu- cation smdenfs receive in The daSSroom and +hrouglw aci +Ivi+Ies. The Lecfure Series and Concerf Semis Commeees -5Jrudenf-confroHed wifh faculfy advisors brough+ +hree personalifies welliknown In these +wo fields +0 Augie Hifs year. Herber+ Philbrick 0? radio and felevision fame ieci fured here In chober. re1a+ing some 0'? his experlences as a Communisf JFor +he FBJ. During November. nafionally known organismL E. Power Biggs presenfed a concer+ 'm the chapeL Columnis+ Sfewarf Allsop par+icipa+ed m Hwe leci hire and concer+ programs when he addressed Augus+ana s+uden+s and communi'ry peode m January. OKGANIST-E. Power Biggs. CONCERT COMMIWEE-Eonnie Church and Roger Nyquist :2 ' Eg; 'thk'dimmw mm A 74 Hl-Fl COMMITTEE-Peh Calms, David Rhea. Arden Erickscn. Bill Bandeson, Jeannine Harri; Aggie PnHer. CHAPEL CHOIR Hl-FIDElITY HiVFi fans wenf +0 Larson Hall each Friday evening +hIs year +0 hear +he besf possible music wifh the besf possible sound. Musical oHerings ranging from Bach +0 Basie combined +0 make an eve- ning Of pure enferfainmenf and enioymenf for lisfeners. The HI-FF commiHee. wi+h Pe+er Calms and Agnes Po++er as co-chairmen. planned a special Chrisfmas program and a few Hee choice nigh'rs for which s+uden+s broughf +heir OWFI hvor- Hes. CommiHee members were Arden Erickson. William Bonde- son. Jeannine Harris and David Rhea. The a'wrn cnc Chapa Choir 15 ?o prodee a means $or sfui denfs to express +hemselves musically. FiHy-ew'ghf Chapd Choir members realized Jrhis purpose as Huey sang in con- cerf once and made several chapei appearances H113 year. Socially. +he choir mef $or a supper par'ry En +he faH and for a picnic in +he spring Elmer Copley was direc'ror. Flow! 79': Lucius Heinze Norma Burgeson. Loi; Wannerber$ Kay Shoqren, Emily Benanden Sarah FaHt. Norma Noldberg, Jana Hanson. Judy Raems. Jeanna Olsan. Sharlene Rack Barbara Forse, Judffh Vandre, Beverlee Bowman. Karen Biorselh, Second raw.- Heverly W'iHe Sandra Guslafsnn, JoAnne Larson, Lorrfvne Jahnscm, Delura Kleba, Rulh Jnhnsnm Nanny McClure, JoAnne Bensnm Ingrid Wennarholm. Judy Wick, Eleanor Nelsom Kay Kuslal. Deanna Dawes Jucfy Oberbeclc. Jqu'e Carlsom Tilird row: Richard Navalnm David E. Johnson, James Woomberg, David Carlsiram. Robert lhlefeH. Carl GIMB'SO-m Mile Irvin, Ronald Palmer. Richard Siolund. Dwafnn Maon. anfh row.- Mr. Copleyl Floyd Ellison. James Dzwns John Sampsel, Curf Wahlmark. Phin Jchnsan, Gene Bengsfnn. Michael Ericksom Dick Peiersun. James Sederherg. Fronf raw.- Sherry BenneH. Carole L Johnson, Anna Leaf, Joan Brown. Caral Sandburg. Elaine Hark, Luis Lindberg. Karla Oleander. Marcia Crocnquisf. Loane Freedlund. H55 Came , Eliiabeih Bergendoff. Alberia Olson, Carol anfe, Marilyn Blick. Rogene Anderson. Winni: Rook. Second row: Suxanne Jnhnsan, Sharon Hill, Marilyn MelawI Vivi-Ann Hanson. Gloria De Bower. Priscilla Jahansen, Joyce Swadlund. VereHe Johnson. Judy VanarsdaH. Diane Oberbeck. Arline Kron. Helen Huyen Joan Ibsen. Maryann elm... Jam... Valsoanu, Janice Bender, Malcy Bloom. th raw: Sievg Darling Ralph Anderson, Eugene WiHens'from. Leland Newman. Dick Werner, Che: Marine John Reed. John Sutherland. George Olsun, Jim Renh. Arvid Ade . John Thomas. Gerald Pierson. Dick Carlson. Alan Jnhnsom Don KellI Mean Hill. Earle PowiL Fourfh row: Tim Jnhnmn, Howard Hull. Ron K Johnson. FEM Sfune, Ron Swanson, Ken Johnsfon, Max Kirkeberg, DFcir Dahl. Dave Anderxom John S'chulh. Bob San, Paul Nelson. George Moss, Jim Tharriugian. Pefe Vagenas. Marsh Carpenter. Don Sfex'm Kerry Alexander. AUGUSTANA CHOIR The even+ 13$ Hwe year for +he Augus- +ana Choir was H5 fwo week +our.. The +our took H15 choir in+o Hue Sou+l1wesf for +he firs+ Hme. They sang in Missouri. Oklahoma Texas Mississippi. and Tennessee. Alfhough +our was +he big news. +he choir aiso performed for college and communify for such occasions as Home- comw'ng. Chr?s+ma5 convocaHon. and Kiwanis and Ro+ary Chrisfmas programs. A +hreeiday Jrrip +0 Chicago In Febru- ary +0 sing 'For +he Music Teachers' Na- Honal AssociaJrion was anoner choir highlight Henry Veld dired'ed H19 Choir for the +wen+y-sixH'1 year. Cmcers were Chez Moline. presidenf: Max Kirkeberg. vice- presidenh Jan Bender. secrefary- freasurer: A! Johnson. librarian. CHOIR OFFICERS-Chex Molina, presicienl; Max Kirkeberg. vIce-presidenl; AI Jehnmnl librarian: Jan Benden secretary-heasurel. 75 leaieME-Mf WWI? 76 HANDEL'S MESSIAHH HA Chr'rslmas canted. HANDEl ORATORIO SOCIETY HMESSIAH SOLOISTS-Ealph N'xelsom ienar: Margaref Johnson. contralfn: Lawrence Winters bass: Barbara Leichsanring. soprano: Henry Veld. conduclor. With a fine combinafion of chorus. orches'rra. soloisfs. and grea+ music +he Handd Oraforio Sociehz pre- sen+ed Handel's HMessIah ?or Hwe 76+h consecuh've season +his Decem- ber. These eLemenfs were blended again in +he Sode'ry's spring per- formance of The Passion According f0 Sf. Ma++hew. ' by Bach. Over three hundred Augusi'ana smden'rs and Quadncify peopha formed Hue chorus wh'xch rehearsed weekly on Tuesday nigh+s under Hue direcfion 0 Henry Veld Augushana professor o$ music and weJHmown vocal Con- ducfor. Mr. Thomas Hibbard direc- +ecl +he Augusfana Orchesi'ra f0 pro, vide The Insfrumenfal background +or Hwe oraforio presenfafions. NaHon- aIIy-Iznown sofoisfs ioined H19 chorus and orchesha +0 spark Hm Socie+y s peribrmances. The marfial rhythms o$ brass and drum resounded when Hue Augie band per- formed a'r +he special Novemw ber concert the spring con Cerf in March. and at open house in May. The band also played in Hue Homecoming parade and sparked en+husiasm a+ home foo+ball and baskefbaH games. BAND OFFICERSI- B'wll Bell. presidenh Caroline Erickson. mainreffa: Mr, Willson. direcior: Foriy sfudenfs Hom aH def Ardy Mclmsh v-cerpresidem and assislan+ dirmor; Al Sandslrcm, secrefary-lreasurer. parfmenfs of We college play in The band under Hwe direc- Hon 0F S+anley WiHson. Of- ficer's were William BeH. presidenf; Ardys Mclnfosh. vice-presidenh Bonnfe Church, secretary; Nberf Sands+rom, freasurer. AUGUSTANA BAND DIRECTOR - Stanley WHlson Frani row: Jim Downs, Mike Dawnum Claud Smiih. Arden Nowers. Howard Lane. Second row.- Marg Rollo. Sandra Gushfson. Caroline Ericksom Judy Pearson. Karen Lorne. Judy Eowker. TMIJ IDW: Dick Shchn. Dolqres Hermann. Colleen MaHsch. Danald Brawn. Dick Hcsk'mg. Gerald Schqu. JoM Leonardson. Paul M. Gusfafsnm Bob MarinangeH. Robe ? Linden Erika Anderson. Bill HBH. Ardys Mclniush, AI Sandshum. ch5 row: Sarah Falk, Mr. Willsnn. Phillip SalsIrom. John Erlaudson. AI Johnson. 77 Fran! raw: Jach'xe Saunders, Edward Larson. Janice Lundblacl. Redwood FryxelL Jesse Werner. Rayna Gcham Peggy Werner. Second row: Genevieve Folisr, Charles Pergrson, Jim Wennershzm Third row: Mary E. Halmes. Erika Andersen. Judy Vandre. Judy Reenis, Bunnie Church, Arden vanars Marg Rollo, Herman Frerichs Fourfh row; Jeannine Harris. John M7 SWansan. Allen Schaefer. Mr. Hibbard. Barlon Ford Aldy; MCIMDSh. Bi BEH- DEVH Y0 9. LYN SEMI . llTTlE SYMPHONY CONDUCTOR-Thomas Hibhard S+uden+s and +6:tu combine Thex'r musTcal +alenf in Augusfana's forhnpiece LI++le Symphony. Augie's orchesfrm combInafion had a concerf in the spring and played 'm fhe win+er and spring pro- ducHons of Hue Oraforio Socie+y. Pradice and Inferes+ helped +he LHHe Symphony realize +heir aims of s+udy- ing fine compositions and providing +he school wifh orchesfral musx'c. Thomas Hibbard concluded H16 group and ifs oHicers were Jackie Saun- ders. presidem: Margaref Rollo, secre- Jnary: and Jesse Werner. Hbrar'xan. ORGAN CLUB Augie's Organ Club wishes lo give ifs members more malerlal +han lhal louncl In classes on organ playing and cons+ruc+fom Members gained experlence by playing for lhe Club before givr ing a complele reci+al and by fravelllng +0 hear and see nofed organs. The Cancer? Commlli fee and Organ Club cooperaled +0 brlng E. Power Biggs +0 Augiels campus +his year. Leacl- ing H13 club was a commlflee consisling of Roger Nyquisf. chairman. Richard Meves. and .7 M w, Charles Slark- Pll'llp MCDermOH Finn! row: Sharlane Rock. Rosemary Neisnn, Pa? Schad, Jeanne Olson. Edward Larson. Second ' l row: David Young, Mari Hulmherg1 Charles S+arlt. Fred Kappenhcefer, Jim WennersGen, Jul'm '5 +he dClVISDl . Lekander. Roger Nyquish Rithard Meves. RELIGIOUS BOARD Front row: Rev. Almen. Dr. BergendoF. Jane Larson. Dr. Pearson. Second raw: Mel Peterson. Ron Shrenswn. Quenlin Larson. Dan Lindslrom, Dr. Andean. H is +hrough fhe Reli- gious Board. consisling O'F fhe presidenfs of all reli- gious organizalions on cam- pus. Jrl-IalL +he Auguslana adminishafion keeps in louch th Hwe religlous life of ifs sfuo'enfs. The Board does no+ cle+ermine policy. and HS only source ol: En- come is a Baccalaurea+e collech'on. H finances only religious acfiviHes such as Religious Emphasis Week +ha+ aged the whole s+u- den? body. 30 LINCOLN PARK PICNIC - LSAers gaiher for fall welcome event lUTHERAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION The infrodudion of Jrhe Vespers of MedifaHon serw'ces aJr St John Lu+heran Church sparked Lufheran Sfudenf Associa+ion ack Jr'xvi'ries a'r Augusfana. L.S.A. was responsiHe br +wo openings H'Iis year H16 official beginning 0'? HS own aci'ivifies af Jrhe Lincoln Park service-supper and Augie's Chrisfmas season a+ +he children's par+y in Decem- ber. Dr. Arfhur Arnold held s+uden+ a++en+ion af +he picnic, and Sanfa Claus siarred af fhe parfy. HChrisf Frees and UnH'es' was H15 +heme of +he Ashram e+ 5+. Olaf College. Dramaficallm +he LSA, produced a play. The Legend of +he Las'r Mantu wriHen by an Augusfana sfudenf. Carol Campbell. The ASSOCianiOn oHered special worship services af Home coming. Thanksgiving. Chrisfmas. and Ash Wednesday. Lenten mid-week devofions and Holy Week Vespers were par+ o'F H1e Eas+er season. The L.S.A.'s weekly Bible sfudies and Pause became a part of s+udenf devo+ional He. and ifs depu+a+ion +eams visifed nurs- Tng and reer homes weekly. Officers were Ron Swenson, president Bob Packenham and Chuck Smi+h. viceipresidenm Nberi-a Olsom secrefary: Barbara Forse. Jrreasurer: Jam'ce Lundblad sfucly and worship secref'ar-y: Ron Erlandson. Sfewardship secretary. l w ! FOR ME1 Eager kiddies crowd around Sania 6+ fhe children's Christmas parly. EXECUTIVE CUMMITTEE-Fwnf raw: Kay Spong. Barbara Fcrsel Janice Lundblad. Carul Weber. Nancy HorleHa, Alice Knudsen, Arlene Tavander. Alberfa Olson, Helen Hoyer. Second row: Arline Kron. Carolyn Linm Larrie Sandi , Ken Sfenman, Kan MahaHey. D'Ick Pefersan. Jack Meyer: Chuck Smifh. Ron Swensan. Bruze Anderson. John Suiherland, Ran Erlandsun. Dan Lindsfmm. ,ka W 7v... GUEST TALKS-uDr. N. Arne Bendh. missicn hzacher :11 We Seminary WE: semesier, speaks at a Sunday meeting. OFFICERS-Jeanne Olsen, secrehry: Calvin KonkowsH, ireasurer; Melvin Pelerson, prui- dznh Marlene Anderson. vica-presideni. Fran! raw: Marlene Anderson. Mrs. Sianley Benscn. JanlN'e Nelson. Gluria EHEscn. Eileen Haas, Doroihy Andarsom Jeanne Olsen. RLIH! Johnson. Juf'le Aldrich. Judiih Vandre. Caroline Erickson Serum! row: Hiroshi Fuiih Rem Nn- bufaka Kashiwagi. Ruberl Mader. Sianlzy Ben- son, Raymond MaTs, John EHandsan. Paul Holmstrnm, Milton Olsan, Paul Shame. Melvin Peiersen. Doniver Peiarwn. Speakers such as Rev. David Henry. mx'ssx'onary +0 Africa: Dr. N. Arne Bendfz. mission Jreacher a'r +he semInary: and Rev. Rudolph Burke. World Missions Board member hEgh- lighted several Foreign Missionary Socie+y meefings H'H's year. The Socie+y mef every second Sunday and sought H1rouqh speakers, panel discussions, and work sessions. +0 promofe an in+eres+ Kn missions. omcers were Mel Peferson. president Marlene Ander- son. vice-presidenh Jeanne Olson. secretary: and CaMn Konkowskx'. Jrreasurer. J! mf- 'V M. wig. 4J1 Fran! row: Cynihia Ether. Carolyn Wiberg. Lucille Larson. Pa! Sfeinhauer, BeHy Harms. Cyn+hia Roseman. Second raw: Audrey Liiiegren. Byron Nordberg, Gus Emmberg Llcyd Larsen, Wendell Danielsnm Quentin Lar- son. Dick Dahl. Dick Carbon. Ralph Andersom Chuck Green. Marshall Dahlslrnm. Janet Baler. COVENANT CLUB Augusfana sfudenfs of +he Mission Covenanf faifh have a chance for fellowsth and service in H19 Covenanf Club. Members +his year go+ +0 gefher socially 'For an early ?all parfy. a welcome for visi+ing Nor+h Park CoHege sfuden'rs during +he wInJrerl and a picnic and bowling party in fhe spring. They served fogeJrher af 5: Chrisfmas parer for Hue Princefon Children's Home and +hrough programs presenfed in area Covenanf Churches. OHEcers were Quenfin Larson, presidenf; Chuck Green, viceipresfdenf: Carolyn Wiberg secrefary- +rea5urer. OFFICERSgChuck Green. viae-presidenh Quentin Larson. presidc-M; Cardyn Wiberg. secrefarydreasurer. Fran! row: Judy Vandre. Barbara Elufrum Julie Ferguson. Jan Gunnarswn. Nancy Paulson, Sonia Juhnson. Second row: Gen Hagar. Harlene Carlsnn. Harrie! Carl- san. Arline Kron. Keiih Fahlberg. Fred Koppenho-fer. Rev. Eric Hagg, Jim Human, John PoH'lnbaI-gur, Ruth Jahnsun. Janice Carlson. ink ' ALPHA PHI OMEGA CHURCH VOCATIONS ASSOCIATION The Church VocaHons Associafion had Hs Fxrsf full year of acfiva during I956-57. The Asso- cia'rion complemen+5 The inspira+ional work of ofher reHgious groups by giving fu+ure church workers prac+ical Informa'fion on phases of church service. This year CVA presenfed varied fopics such as fhe parbh worker, recreah'om youfh work, and visifa+ion. OHicers were Dan Lindsfrom. presidenf: Arline Kron. vice-presi- denf: Sonia Johnson. secrefary-freasurer. Car regTsfraHon in +he fall. +he UgHes'r Man on Campus con+es+. a programming refrea'r +0 clarify Hue campus calendar. and a pancake supper during Open House were among +he proiecfs cf Alpha Phi Omega. naffonal Boy Scout service +trafernf+y, af Augie +hi5 year. Firsf semes+er officers were Gary Park. presiden+: Phil Ollman, vice-presidenf; Dean Reynolds, secrefary; Cur+ Wahlmark, freasurer. Taking over second sen mesfer were Roger Carbon. Curf Wahlmark, Don Sheesley. and Phil Oll- man as president vice-president secrefary. and freasurer respecfively. hoof row: Keith Ekblaw. John Pomnbarger. Roger Carlton. Floyd Fields. Fred Whi+ebool, Fred Broulrs. Second ruw: Roger Anderson. Glcn Brolandsr. Don Shaesley, Bub Palmquist Wayne Dahlgren, Paha Burk. Robed Linden Ma: Harlsen, Dean Reynolds. Phil Ollmam Gerald Schulh. Dr. Hamming. Chuck Armsfrnng. Mr. Harbor! Schaefer. Dr. Scherslan. Dick Thomai. Dr. HalqendDR. Gary Park, Cur? Wahimark GOOD-BYE SLOUGH-Workers clear the way rm uh. ouldoor amphimune. PROGRESS - Pledges Greek Week Salurday. Tend a heTpI'ng hand an AUGUSTANA MEMORIAL AMPHITHEATRE THE BOSSES-Ron K. Johnscn. Jacl: Koch. Jnhn R a The +ask of converting Hue slough in+o +he Augus+ana Memorial Amphi- +hea+re neared completion fh'ys year and AMA Chairmenl Ron K. Johnson and Jack Koch. 5e? June I957 as The +ime when +he S+uden+ Union would +urn +he proied' over +0 H19 school. The plan 0? +he AMA was conceived and grew in +he mind of a former Augie 5+uden+ who wished +he new amphi+hea+re dedicafed +0 s+uden+s killed In World War II. Augie sfudenfs have done all +he man- ual work +hemselves and have financed +he job comple+ely. This yean in order to s+imuJa+e AMA Safurday workers. several sororifies served coFFee +0 work ers on H13 iob. 86 SPEECH CLINIC Augle speech corredion maiors work in fhe Speech Clinic Safurday mornings and during summer sessions. The clinic has fwo purposes +0 give corredionisfs pradical Jrraining and +0 help fhe comi munifyk speech handicapped. Clinicians work wifh many disorders such as delayed speech and cieH pab'res by pa+ienfly adminisierfng speech drms. blowing exercises. and word games. a new sound. JUST LIKE THlS-Rosa Verger's young friend learns haw l'o dhecf air correciiy by blnwing hubbles. MAMA -Kay Shogren. using an amplinar, enables a deaf pupil +0 hear his own wise. Nelson. Glenn Bergmark. Tom Tredway, Andy Prinz. PhH Hubbari. PHI ALPHA THETA Phi Alpha Thefa. nafiond honorary hfsfory freHrr-gmify requw'res Hlaf members have a minimum of fwelve hours 0 hisfory wifh a 2.5 average in H1059 courses. They muer also have a 2.0 overall average. Augusfana's Chap- +er had +wo im'fiaf'won dinners This year 3+ which new members were welcomed. Phi Alpha The+a oHicers were Pefe Celms. presfdenf: PhiHip Hubbarf. secrefaryifreasuren Fran! row.- John Schou. Tim Jahnson, Mr. Smack DrA Bergendoff. Dr. Auden Buddy Webb. Second row Marfy Kat Janice Warner, Suzanne Rois, Miss BrodahL Mariorie Summers. Donlver Peiersnn. Third raw: Peler cam; Chunk Green. Max Kirlceberg. Jack Schick. AI Felfskag, Paul INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Sfriving +0 promofe a beHer undersfanding of world agaim Hue Infernafional RelaHons Club had an acfive year. Programs included panel discussions on Foreign PoHcy and Hue I956 Campaignu and Foreign Aid and repor+s from refurnecl Washingfon semes+er s+uden+s and +he Summer Seminar 0+: World AHairs. Officers were Chuck Green. presidenf; Paul Nelson. viceipresi- denf; PHI Hubbarf. secre+ary-+reasurer. Front row: Andy Prim, Ron Erlandsch, Mariy Kah. Jack Schick Chuck Green. Phil Hubbarf. Second row: Dick Werner. Norman Le'FsIein, Kerry Nexander. Max Kirkeberg, Paul Nelson, Herb Wilden OFFICERS-Fhil Hubbarf. president Jack Schick. bidor- 'Ian: Ccnnie Swanson. secretary: Marfy Kan, vics-prasidenf. PI KAPPA DELTA Auguerands chapter 6F Pi Kappa DeHa national honorary forensics frafemify. spon- sors various ?orensics acfivifies on campus eroughouf fhe year. Especially imporfanf +his year was +he Iowa-lllino?s high school debafe fournamenf in which over Hwirhb Fwe schools parficipafed. Pi Kappa Delia members scheduled and helped +ime Hue debahas Anofher maior even+ on fhe ?or- ensICS calendar was +he annual spring bank quef. Membership 'm +his fraiemify is awarded for a specHied amounf of parfidpa+ion in forensEcs achiviHes. Sponsors o1t H19 group are Professors Mar+in Holcomb and Theo- dor LeVander. The officers for Hle year were Phillip Hubbarf, presTdenf: Marfln Ka+z. vice-presio'enf; Connie Swanson sec- refary: and Jack Schick his+orian. Fran! low: Pat Tillberg Harrie! Johnson, Kay Shogren, Connie Swanson. Fag PalmquisL Joan Nelson. Grace CarIson. Sunnd row.- Prof. Hoh'mmb, Dr. Wald. Jack Schick, Norm Lafslain, Dr. Pearson. Dick Jahlnnasan, Prof. Tarnun'. Dr. Whi're. Prof. LaVander. Phil HubbarV Marty Kafx. Darryl Wilsnn. Parficipanfs in Augusfana's brensics pro- gram in +he pas+ Few years have leH a record +0 be greaHy respecfed, This year's debafers and orafors were no excep+ion +0 fhe rule of general excellence In forensics +ha+ Augusfana ls known For. Augusfana debafers copped fIrsf peace honors while discussing direct economic ax'd +0 $oreign coun+ries in fhe Purdue and Mid- land +ournamen+s and placed +hird in com- peHHon af Norfhwes+erm Two of +hex'r most imporfan+ confesfs were The Weer Poinf QuaWyIng Disfric'r Tournamerfr and fhe Na- +Tonal PI Kappa Delfa Tournamen+ in Souf'h Dakota. Phillip Hubbart Marfin Kafz. Rich- ard Johannesen. and Norman Lefsfein were Hue Jrop four deba+ers. TImoJrhy Johnson and Elsa CorneH rep- resen+ed Augus+ana oraforTcaHy +Hs year in H16 HlTnofs Shade Oraioricae Assocfafion comperione the Dede Mvaaonnal Toure nament and Hwe nafional convenfion of PI Kappa DeHa con+e5+. Tim spoke on HWhy. EMS Presley? and Hsa's address was fiHed The Vicious Carousel? Tim Johnson placed Hrer in Hwe sfafe men's confest and Elsa Cornell was third in fhe women's divw'sion. Augus+ana fook Hwe sweepstakes a'r the DeKalb InviJrafionae when orafors and de- bafers won first place honors. DEBATERSe Margaret Radcliffe. Harrw'ef Johnson. Connie Swansnn. Grace Carlson. Darryl Wilmn. Norm Lefslein. Dick Johannesen. FM. Holcomb. Gene Bengs'un, Phil Hubbarf. Micheal Kearni. Marly Kahx e MW ' ummmmmnmmm' n W ORATORS-Tim Johnson. Prof. LaVand'er, Elsa Cornell. x w - - - '3. .r- Mm- w ....:w- .-. NEOFHYTES - Flori! raw: Polly Jehnsen. Karen Looze, Cynihia Ecker, Lucia Anderson. Carolyn LinnI Adrienne Andarsnn. Barbara Schluec fer. Second row: Cynihia Roseman. Cal Kunkawski, Larry McEwen. Eldie Alm- quid. Larrie Sandin. Julie Simpson, Ar. Iynna Turnqukf. Alpha Psi Omega freafed Augie phy-goers +0 a few momenfs wi+h a Hcfihbus grandmofher, a voyage on a mysferious ship. and a look info some beaufiful lives +his year when H produced ' The Green Snowman. Outward Bound, and The Beaufiful People. Drama coach Don Tornu ALPHA quisf direc+ed aH +hree presenfa+ions of Hue na+ional drama+ic5 fra'remify. In+eresfed neophyfes can achieve membership in Alpha Psi Omega by PSI earning +en poinfs behind H13 scenes or on sfage. The HafernHy held a banquef in +he spring f0 honor members who had accumulahad +wen+y$lve o M E G A poinfs or more. l956-57 ochers were Peg Palmquist presidenf: John M. Swanson, vice- president Nancy Tolin, secrefary: Joan Anderson. Jrreuslsurer. ALPHA PSI OMEGA- an1 row.- Marilyn Blick, Linnea Wimpenny Caro! CampbelL Nancy HoneHe. Joan Pavei. Peg Palmquish Dolores Renbarg, Joyce Swanson, Jan Warner. Diane Dberbeck. Bev Cirpelder. Second raw: Duane Sandsircm. Kaihy HI . Bony Sioshcm. Marlene Anderson, Madam. Larsen. ElizabeH. HEIgendoH, BeHy Baird, Jane Pearson. Nancy Tolin. Carmen Bemhekas. Karen Hanson. Third row: Curi Wahlmark. Bab Palerson, Ron Swenscn. Dick Cline. John M. Swan- son, Dave Andaman. Pefe Vaganas. Paul Si'oue. Dick Shaftou, Mr. Tornquisi. WATCH THE BlRDlE-Dick Cline snaps a pit lure of Lucia Anderson as Marcia Croonqul'sl and Karen L001: look on. AN UNCLE'S ADVICE- Pefe Vagenas advises niece Sobby Swanson +0 accepf a dafe with Eldon AlmquIsi. TALENTED GRANDMOTHER Diane Oberbeck. Cal Kenkowski. and Jean Nelson watch Pel'e Var genes drnp a slilch. THE BITTER TRUTH-Terry Johnsnn rehab against Hm Examiner's iudgmenf as Diclr Cline waiches OH. THANK YOU -Arlynne Turnquisi jay. fully accepts an eIernaI respcnsihilify from fhe Examiner. Paul Sfune. , , THE HALFWAYS Joan Pavel and Run Swanson learn o u TWA R D B O u N D lheir fa+e fram Duane Sandsfrom. L . 3 a ' F t l --. a i. SEEING DOUBLE Rager Sande and Larry McEwen. as dear . X J x lloHcs, ialk with sociely women Karen Lindquis+ and Cynfhia x h - Ezlmr. ' WW , N NEA .. m, N;- 7. mummmmmmmmm YOU'LL FIND HiM -Heward PoHer reassures his dauther, Nancy Tolim REUNION R9furning brother Baden Ford and priesf Duane Sand- sirom comfort Larry McEwen. HTHE BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE TREAT lT GENTLY -'Jnhn PoR'IubaI-ger enlrusfs a Iosf mouse to His care cf bminessman Cal Konkowski. CONVERSATION-Youl'hful John Pomnbarger ialks wifh a new acquaintance, Carmen Eercheias. The only requiremenf for membership in Augusfana's American Chemii cal Sociefy is an inferesf In chemishy. Through ou+side speakers field frips +0 Peoria Food Labora+ory and DuPont and sfudenf demonsfrah'ons. fhe Sociefy heighfened Hwe unders+anding of Augie chemisfs of recenf ChemIcal discoveries. Chemisfry was meed wifh basebalL ?cod. +he usual anfs, and a greaf deaJ of fun af Hue annual ACS picnic in Hue spring. Officers in Augusfana's Magnusaon chapfer W5 year were Gary Carl- som president Jan Augusteon. secrefary: AI Trevilean. freasurer: Bob Heinrikson. program chairman. AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY AC5 OFFICERS-Jan Augushon, sec- refary; Bob Heinriksan. program chair man: Gary Carbon. presidenh AI TrevEllyan. freasurer; and Dr. Hm. Fronf mm Roy Dieirich, Garden Hamillnn. DaVE Pippuri: Dr. HillI Chuck Gnadrich, John LDWHI, Pefe TTFany, Rod Sohrbeck. Dr. Erl-clh son. Al Trevillyan, Jan Augusmn, Jim AM. berg. Second row: Don Sheedey. Don Sch. Ken s+enman, arm Andersum aob Knbel. John Summers, Car+er Lindberg. Barry Dan- ielson. Tom Jones, Bab Heinrikson, Dr. Bamf- E'H : , E sen, Gary Cirfson. 5 - gr?! i. w. ; . . -. . H . . j Fronf low: Tim Johnson, Dianne Hubbard, Nancy Rae Johnson, Marge Hulse, Jan Augugfsan, Arm Arousun, John Kalamas. Second row: Kay Spong. Ray Diehich, Reg Beiyea. John Lowih. Third row: Carolyn Linn, Pe+e Cares, Jim Lindblade. Pele Econamus. John Sufherlendl Roy Larson. Lean L'anuisl. Mesa Varium. RaouX Reinensen. Dr, Kartmom, wiuard wane. Lluyd Lundberg. Barry Danieisun, DI. Ekblad. BIOLOGY CLUB BETA BETA BETA MATH QUB On H16 agenda For MaJrh Oub H'Iis year were an eprnah'on of H16: Chinese abacus and a discussion of imaginary numbers. +he presen+a+ion mc an achievemenf award +0 a deserving weshman. a Trip +0 .3 bcal observ- afory +0 s+arigaze. and a Down-You-Go mafh con+es+. AH club activi'Hes were designed 1'0 gw've sfudenfs an insighf info phases 0+: mafh nof discussed in class. Officers for I956-57 were Connie Swan- son. president Jack Duismor. viceupresidenh Jerry Schqu. secre+ary +reasurer. The Biology Club wenf on a fiefd frIp in Odo- ber +0 H18 Chicago Museum of Na+ural Hlsfory. Through such Jtrips and inferesfing programs pre- sen+ed at monWy meefings. fhe club seeks f0 promofe in+eres+ in biobgy. The club sponsors an honorary Fra'rernify. Be+a Be+a Be'ra. Members are eleded on +he basis of scholarshfp, inferesf and required biology hours. Biology Club officers were Raoul Reinerfsem president Roy Larson. vice-presfdenh Jan Augusfson. secrefary: Pe+e Economug +reasurer. Pe+e Economus was presi- denf of Be+a Be+a Be+a. Conn'xe Swanson LaMoyne Rock. Bob Vosm Dr. Nelsen. Stan Peterson. Jerry Schultz. Miss Olmsted. tuliBliMMiiin'imMiimuh ; 1:: Udden Geology Club acfivifies reached a peak In March when Dr. Troy Pewe. head of The U. S. Geolochal Survey in Alaska, spoke on Alaskan geological phenomena. Through such programs Udden helped promofe Inferesf 'm geology. WSG-ST oFFicers were John Warme, president: Dick Bensone vice-presidenh Carolyn Swaine. secrefary-freasurer. Fran! raw: Dr. Fryxsll, Paul SeHman. Jalm Warme. Jack Salzgeber. Russell Peisrson, Dave Romae Max Harisen, Vic Walker. DTck Eeekman. Bob Haaschem Dave Sfephensan. Gordy Siephenscn, Dick Benson. Mr. Spihnas. Second raw: Carl Helm, Ken+ Johnson. Dava H. Pelersnm Marh'n Ander- son. Cur+ Wahlmark. Jaak Koch. Ken Swanson. Noel DeKaHL Chuck Wikcn. Allan Griesemer. Henry S'mslrom. Ran Palmer. Redwaod Fryxell. Jim Cullinsom UDDEN GEOLOGY CLUB SIGMA GAMMA EPSIlON A field +rip +0 Missouri and plans +0 enlarge 5 5.7 , .. e schdarship +0 be gw'ven QLD- annuaHy +0 6 geology sfu- denf were I956-57 high lighfs of Sigma Gamma Epsnon. nafional ear+F1 sci- ence honorary. af Augus- fana. Officers were Jack Koch, president Ted Lari- mer, vice-presidenf: Ken Swanson, secrefary-Treas- urer. Seeded: Dial Eenson, Dr. Fryxull. Mr, Spihnas. Sfand'ing: Kan Swan- son, Bob Lundin, Jack Kadw, Dave Sfephanson, Gordy Sfopheman, Carl Helm. lAbseaf: Ted Larimer, Bruce Muellqu 96 Augfek Scandinavhan heritage helps popularize fhe Swedish CM: bu+ one needn'f be a Swede fo enioy Hs ac'rivi- fies. Swedish-cen+ered programs plus a social hour and iusfiorifun fdk dancing spiced fhe CIUUS monfhly meefings. The ngges+ even+ of fhe year for Hm Swedish Club was +he aII-school Santa Lucia par+y H sponsored behre Chrisf- mas. de dancers. a candleicrowned queen. Jrwo s+ar boys and a Tomfegubi ben flavored fhe evening wifh Swedish fradifions. FIrsf semesfer chers were Roger An- derson. president; LeRoy lsraelson. viceg presidenf: Per-Hugo Kr'xsfensson. secre- +ary; thle Johnson. +reasurer. Second semesfer officers were Norman Nelson. presidenh Vivi-Ann Hansom vice-presi- dent Nancy Johnson. secrefary: Frank Olson. +reasurer. 7.1 T AA. .. Jul 31X I QUEEN OF LIGHTS-Jan Gunnerson, VTVi-Ann Hansun. Chris Hams. Jill Lundeen, Marcia Crconquish and Diane Duckum Hgm candles on Jane Lalson's crhwn. SWEDISH ClUB Franf raw.- Caroline Ericksom Nancy Ru ; Johnson, Roger Andersan. Phyllis Johnson, Eleanar Nelson, Ann Wainio, Sarah Falk, Nancy JDIIansurL Second mw: Sven Liunggrenl JnsTe Schrauder. Cynihia Rasaman. Janei Renberg. Dr. WAN. Dr. Ahlunden Dr. Vida? Beak. Nurman Nelson. ViVi-Ann Hanson. Third raw: Per-Hugo Kristenssln. Roger Carlson, Ray Asplund, KeHh Pearsan. Fr'sd' Ellenherger. Halley Isnelson. Dive. E. Johnson. Basheer NiiimI Jim Hanson. Ed Larson. Fourfh row: Jeriarrn Hedlund, Judy Wick. EHen Abrahamson. Marilyn Youngman, Virginia w Arvidsnn. Julie Carlson. Uno Karbing, Ebbe Balfm Frank ollun, EvereH Holt, James Carlson. , J - ':c,:.. FOREIGN STUDENTS Nils Hasselrlm4 Per-Hugn Kris+ensson. Bashaer Niiim. Josie Sahleuder. Eadie Niiim, John Banks, Emmanuel Kapalis. COMMITTEE HEADS-Ann Petersen. Brofherhnod Week chairman; Karin Yanngberg. edhwr wf Hue Sfudenl Diredory. Hi 7 . '3. A g Fran! raw: Eileen Haas. BeHy Jn Lundqul'si. Marianne Maansun. Dr, Wald. Jusl'e Schreuder. VToTa Foss. Karin Ekiund. Second row: Marlene Bucharer. Suzanne Bois, Carol Campbell, Marlene EluTaT Eugene Granlund. PerrHugn Krisfensson. NIT: Hasselmo. Basheer NTiim. John Boulas, Shue Tuck Wong. Carolyn Ekdam. Ann Fefersem Herb W'mfar. The Two goaTs of The Cosmopolifan Club a+ Augie are +0 promofe beHer reTerHons wah minori+y groups on campus and +0 crea+e a clearer unders+anding of worJd problems. The U. S. was on friaT Tn a panel decussion given by Augie foreign sfuden+s cOSMOPOllTAN ClUB 2:535i722mfi??:$$21ii33$37; East crisis and +he Egyph'an +ens'wons as seen by an Egypfiam The dub published Hue 5+uden+ Dired'ory again +his year and win prams from if fur- nished ifs annual scholarship To a s+udenf from a minorify group. This year +he recipii en+ was Barbara Williams. The Cosmo Club Chose peopTe represent ing bo+h foreign na+ions and American mi- norifies from Augusfana and The communify To speak in chapel during Brotherhood Week. Ffrs+ semes+er oHicers were MarTene Ekola. president Bobbi Bergquist vice-presf- dent Carol Campbell. secre+ary; and Shue Tuck Wong. freasurer. Second semester of- +TCEPS were Marianne Marfinson. presiden+; Nils HasselmoT vTceipresio'enf; Josie Schreu- der. secrefary; Shue Tuck Wong. freasurer. BROTHERHOOD WEEK SPEAKER-Arm Pefersvzn faiks with Rev. A. James Jahnsen. chapel speaker. 1 F.T.A. OFFICERS AND ADVISOR-Marge Hulse. Karen MiHer. Carol E. Johnson. Marcia Crannquist Dr. Barnes. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The Fufure Teachers of America organiza+ion 6+ Augus+ana beH'er known as F.T. A. s+rives +0 give useful and prac+ical In- formafion +0 +he Augie sfudenfs preparing for the feachfng profesi sion. The programs presen+ed af F.T. A15 mon'rhly meefings were as varied as Hwe vasf field of educafion is; +hey ranged from movies on mefhods and problems +0 fhe job inferview sifua+Ion +0 5 panel of pracfice +eachers who relafed some of fhew'r on-fhe-iob experiences. During American Educa+ion Week Hue Fufure Teachers' Associ- aHon programmed several educa+ors for chapel speaking engage- menfs. Through fhese acfivifiea Augie's F. TA. - a college branch of fhe NaHonal Educafion Associafion did ifs besf +0 increase generaf sfudenf in+eresf in and knowledge of H19 Held of educafion and +0 l- 3551er prospecfive feachers. I OFFicers This year were Carol E. Johnson. president Marcia Croon- . quis+. vice-presidenf; Margaref Hulse. secretary; Karen MHIar ! freasurer. PROGRAM PARTICIPANT5 Car0' Johmonl wiIh Melina High School s+uden+s Valerie Wilford. 81H Rehse. and Debbie Clymen Fran! row: Marge Hulse, Eileen Haas. Pat Vorpahl. Carol Weber. Carmen Bernhehs. Karen Hansen. Carah'ne Erinhan. Second low: Karen Miller. Thelma 'I'ahl Nancy Narsen. KarM Johnson, Marqaref Radch'He. ElizabeHI Bergenduffl EeHe Chen. Shirley Juhnson. Third row.- Bobbi Hergquisi, Helen Olson. Pris Johnson. Ann Peter- sen. MaHene Bucharer. Mary May. Gloria Peiusom Marilyn Johnson. FaurM- row Janet Sfrl'efer. Mary CODWQE. CharloHe Palmquist. Shirley Benson. Carol E.Johnsnn. Marcia Croonquid, Caryl HIncHey, Allen Schaefer. Pen , . Hugo Krisfensson. Dr. Barnes. COMMERCE CLUB A pracfical guide for Augus+ana's business and com- merce maiors. fhe Commerce Club seeks to create an in+eres+ in business acvaHIes. In achieving +hese ends;L Augie's Commerce Club fook +wo Jm'ps. one +0 +he Pefer Pan Bakery in Davenporf and a second +0 +he Norfhwesfern Telephone Company. abo in Davenport +0 observe business in acHon. Commerce Club officers were Jim Tharring+on. pres'wi denf: Wayne Dahlgren. vice-presidenf: Helen Jannes. secrefary: Jay Avery, freasurer. COMMERCE CLUB OFFICERSHFranI row: Helen Jannes. Darrel Schafen Nancy Siead. Samnd IDW: Wayne Dangen, am Sham Jim Tharringmn, Jay Avary, Carl EcL Fran! raw: Paul Euskafson. Jim Bloomberg. Gabe Hanson, Jim Carlson, Nancy Sieed. Helen Jannes. Doug Erickson. Ernie Call. Rngur Callsnn, Wayna Dahlgren. Second Iow: Jay Avery, Marshall Dahlsfroml Richard Hashing. Ralph Andar- san. Jack Meyer, Bill Shari. Carl Eek. Hank Power. Jim Thdrringhn. Third row: Darrel SchaFer. Ray Asplund, Ed Carlson. John SeedaH. Bruce Nelson. Tam Boccio. Dick Pewa. Fourih row: John M. Swanson. Dan Kczsmtak, Harvey Flade- land, Carl Sarensen. Ed Randall. Tasso Coin. Doug Pe'ersun. FIELD TRlP-Cummerce Club members iour a balrary. WOMEWS DORM CLUB IT i Fronf raw: Ann Marie Danielson, Sandra swam... Jan Oliver. Eiaine Gundy. Buffy Jo Lundquisf. Second row: Arline Kron. Chris Hams, Jan Augusfsan, Ann Wainio. Nancy Rqu Jahnsan. Third row: Marlene Anderson. Jan Carlsom Shirley Henson, Jan Halander. Norma Burgeson. Peggy Paulson. Carol E. Johnson, MarNyn Youngman. Alice Knudsem Eleanor NelA son. Marilyn Warner. Virginia Arvidson. ANDREEN I WI I F I DORM CLUB HOUSEMOTHERS-Mrs. Dumeii. Andleen Hail: Fran! row: Ron Benson, Cal Kunkawski. Dan Lind- sfrom. Second row: John M. Swanson. Jack Robin- mn John Lekander, John Schull:I Gene Eengsiom Third row: Arden Erickson. Easheer Niiim. AI Lar- 50m Ron K. Johnsom Chuck Green. Juhn Reed. Herman Frerichs, Allan Griessmer. Mrs. John- snn. anen's Building: Mrs. Magnusan. Andreen Hall. Augusfana campus sfudenJrs +ry +0 apply democrafEc principles in Hweir residences +hrough +wo sfudeni' gov- erned bodies-Womenk Dorm Oub and Andreen Dorm dub. The +wo groups deba+e dorm rules and prob- lems a+ meefings of dorm oFFicers and corridor represen+a+ives. Women's officers were Jan August son, president Card E. Johnson vice-presidenf; Arline Kron. secrei fary: Marlene Andersom +reasurer. Men's were Ron K. Johnson presi- dent Bob Packenham, vice-presidenf: Arden Erickson. secrefary-freasurer. ,Dg.SLaL;' i Z '1' : WOMEN'S LEAGUE OFFICERS-Ann Alonson. Jana Larson. Carol Knudsen, Paiiy Johnson, Sherry Benne . WOMEWS lEAGUI PARISIAN PARTY - French wailresses serve Augie women and daies a? Women's Week party. The Womenk League. com- prised of every Augusfana woman. carried 0qu a big and IiHIe sis+er den +his year under wlw'ch Augie upperdasswomen made freshmen 9H5 $eEJ 5+ home. The older girls escor+ed IiHIe sis- +ers f0 ihe Women's League pic- nic in Sep'rember a+ Lincoln Park. ther importanf evenfs on Hue Women's League calendar were H1e furnabouf, HWomenE Week. in chober and Hwe Banque+ in February. The Sunday dinner ex- change befween Andreen and W.B. highlighf'ed HWornenk; WeekH +his year. I956-57 oHticers were Carol Knudsen. president Ann Aron- son. vicerpresfdenf: Jane Larson. secre+ary; PaH'y Johnson. freas- urer; Sherry BenneH. hfsforian. GENTLEMEN FlRST-Carol Sandlund and Judy Gebhard' heat AF Larson and Al Olssan. L WAA COUNCIL MarIenI Kreps. Beife OFsem Lei; Ghse. Audrey Anderson. Gloria Jarek, Vs: Nielsen. Carol Nelle. WOMEWS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Women's Afhlefic AssocTaJrion sponsored a Jrea in Jthe fall f0 acquaEM freshmen wi+h H19 a'rhleHc sys+em af Augusfana. A governing body. ?he WAA counciL is made up of fhe execu+ive oHicers plus one chairman for each of H19 fen sporfs offered. Poinfs are given for parfidpafion in sports and work on +he council. A'r +he spring banquet girls wi'rh sumciemL poinfs are awarded leHer sweafers. ther WAA achifies are +he fall hike +0 Backhawk Park and +he spring roundup. ARCHERY CHAMPION-rw Jeriann Hedlund. WAA COUNCIL EXECUTIVES -Fwnf row: Matgaret Rad- cliKe, Mrs. Runyon. Jo Niels. Second row.- Trudy Erickson. March! Croonquisiu PhyHIs Mc- Falls Frimndf, Marika Swansnn. PHI RHO BOWLING CHAMPIONS EeHe Olsen, Jan Gunnerson, Virginia Awidsan. Sonia Johnson. . . 1; A. -;A,, w 6' COG SWIMMING CHAMPION5 anf row: Jane Larson. Peggy Andersnn. Arlgne Tevander. Secnnd' row: Carol Berg. Trudy Erlcksan, Marlene Kreps. TENNIS CHAMPIONS-Margaref RachiFFe. Carolyn SWa'Ine. Nancy McChesnay. WIDEE BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS Fanf IGW: Carol None. Grace Carlson, Marcia Croonquist, Janice Carlson. Second raw: Joanna Nelmn. Sharon Shomhech Marika Swanson, June Hayes. INDEE VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS Frr-Irrf raw: Heannr Nelson, Carol NON; Janice Carlson. Second row: Juanne Nelson, Lucilfe Larson. Leona Peferscn, Rev, erly Engsfrom. rr , -,- 1.1 t! J; KT PING FONS CHAMPIONS Margarer Radcliffe and Louise Horn. BADMINTON WlNNERS-uCaI-ol Molfe Carolyn Swaine. Lnuisa Horn. SWEATER WlNNERS-Pkyllis McFaIEs Frimadh Audrey Anderson. Trudy Erickson, Jean Niels. 108 Fran! row: Cardin Erickson, V25 Nielsen, Audrey And ersnn. Marly Sanzfshnm, Dave ReiaL PEMM HEADS- Marly Sandsl'rom. presidenf: Aud- rey Anduson. lreasurer: Trudy Erickson. secrelary; Dye Reid, vfcevpresident Trudy Ericksom Joanne Nelson, Second row: Marsh Carlson, i PEMM CLUB For physlca educafion majors and minors only is Augie's PEMM Oub. Members Jrhis year meJr on Wednes- day nigh+$ +0 discuss teaching prob- lems in Jrheir common HEM and to de- velop fheEr own agHHy and perform, ance. Officers Marfy Sandsh'om. presidenf: David Reid. vice-presi- derw Trudy Erickson. secrefary; and Audrey Anderson. +reasurer. led ofher PEMM members in phay nighf 5+Lm+s on He Jrrampoline, af Hwe ping- pong fame. and cm H13 parailel bars. a; A ,. M Fran! row.- Bruce Nelson, Dick Paws. Marsh Callsun. Clyde Lundgren, Jay Avery Gardy Eleph- erlsun. Bill Drake, Sarald McKinzie, Dave Andaman, Second raw: AI Larsam Hoyd Beau. Holmes Beausang. Harvey Fladeland. AI Hanson. Lean Linquisf. Pals Calms. Tom Juries, Dick Benson. TRIBE 0F VIKINGS The Tribe 0? Vikings is a formidable col- lec+ion of Augfds Jrop afHefes men who have earned a IeHer in a varsify sport They operafed +he concessions sfands af foo'rball and baskeeraH games and aded as officials 3+ CHEF Spom evems' The Tr'be also spon- FALL SEMESTER OFFICERS-Dick Pm, ireasurer: Mariy sored H15 Homecoming Danca an informer Sanddrom. sezlefary; Leon Linquisl. vizerpresl'denli BiH Drake. president par'ry. and Jrhe fea for paren+s in waU on Parenh; Day. Any profifs made by +he Tribe wemL Jrcaweurcl +he purchase of a giH pre- senfed fo Hue Augusfana a'rhlech depart menf. Tribe oHicers were Bilf Drake president Leon Linqu'xsf. viceapresidenh Marfy Sand- s+rom secrefary: and Richard Pewe. freas- urer. Spring semes+er oFFicers were Dave Anderzon,presiden+;C1yde Lundgrem vice- presfdenh Bruce Nelson. secretary; AI Hani son. +reasurer. 109 Aw :- - HOMECOMERS DANCE The camera awoke: par! 05 We crowd at fhe Homecoming Dance, spnnsored by Ihe Tribe of Vikings. LOUNGERS-John Suiher- lamL Nuel DeKalb. Weldan Hulfqram Doug m aaaaaa L .7 ,,,..v. 'wrkn'm- . .7 .L .. ' .3; Front raw: Fred Lear, Dick Johnsom Jaci Loy, Dave Olson. Ron Larson, Pete TiRany. Ed Carlson. Second row: Fred Beck, Ken Lersferl. Newgll Johnson. J'Im LI'Hig, Bab Ossian. Bob Peferson. Chuck Kinney. 3.- SPRING SEMESTER OFFICERS -Bruce Nehon. secrufary; Dave Anderzon. president Clyde Lundgren, vic2-pr957den?7 1M Hanson. ireisurer. ll'l 112 Terrapins and Dolphins. women's and men's szmming organ'rzah'ons. worked +ogefher +0 presenf a May wafer show. AquaHusions. Mem- bers of bofh groups were chosen by Jrryauf in H13 fall and fhrough meeJP ings and swim par+ies he1d during +he year, fhey encouraged aquafic infer- esf 5+ Augie. Terrapin officers were Karen Newman, president Paf Ras- mussen. vice-presidenf; Bonnie Hogrem secre+ary: Kay Spong, freas- urer. Dolphfn oHicers were Bruce Nelson, presIdenf; Henry Powers, vice-presiden+; Holmes Beausang, secrefary: Larrie Sandin, freasurer. Franf raw: Karen Newman, Pa! Rasmus. 59m 39er Olsen. Janet Renberg, Sandy Gusiafson. GaTl PurlellI Bonnie Hagren. Marilyn Melcw. JuHe 51mm... Peggy Hnicomb. Kay Spang, Peggy Anderson. smnd row: Mary Rm. Holmesl Sandy PaHersam Mary Jo Glucksiad. Adrianne Andersen. Delores Renbarg. Sandy Ny- slram, Mrs. Erissman. SHOW IIME- Six Terrapins pracr Hc: routina icr fha wafer show. CHALK TALK-wKaren Newr man diagrams icrmaiion far a number TERRAPINS AND DOLPHINS Aqunmmumm :u t. . SPLASH TlME-A delnir: and lhrea Terrapins Experiment wifh new aquaIic formaiicns. Frnnf raw: Bruce Nelson. Hank Power. Holmes Beeusang. Fred Eilenherger, Second raw: Lirr'le Sandin. Bill Gordon. Neel DoKalb, Ran S. Johnson. Ran Palmer. Tom Boccio, REHEARSAL TIME-If's prachE. prache. predict before lined performance: 'l'l3 ANDY PRINZ VivKing LOANE FREEDLUND Vi-Queen CAROL KNUDSEN RON SWENSON DON SJOLUND PEG PALMQUIST Vi-Royalfy AHendanfs JUNE BROLIN Homecoming Princess us..- L? M i ? ,. . 31 k a- 't: z !; ..... .3 i1 :- N 0 S R A II- E N A IJ .m c u L a IT. n a S JEANNINE HARRIS Swimming Queen BILL BELL Mr. Friendship TRUDY ERICKSON Mrs. Friendship 5i KARENNEWMAN Track Queen i 124 JOAN PAVEL Infer-Frafernify Princess nmw- fiWW 4w wz-r-zr -' e .2 'l J 33; .. .3: . - , 7 . l ,y . y x. . . . y ... Fran? row: John Schulh. Harvey Fladeland, Bab Dawson, Clyde Lundgran. Jay Avery, Marty Sandsircm. Gerald MeKinIte. Dav. Andaman. Sec- ond rout: Leland Newman. Turn Unnabary. Holmes Beausang, Dial: Benson. John Suiherland. Bill Drake. Marsh Carlson. Third row: Phil Johnson, Bill Kirkpairink. Gerry Hazen. Gregg Fobrman. Jim LiHig. Dan Stabbens. Jesse Werner. Fourth row: slave Perry. Herb Niamann. Dave Schlnem. Paul Moon. Chuck Kinney. Ban Yaspelkis. Gary Burwell. Fifih row: Lee Osborne Jan Jamison. Mike Irvin. Gacrge Savers. Bob F. Palersnn, Ken Larsien. Fred Beck. Sixth raw: anch Vince Lundeen. Asd. Coach Lee Brissman. Hank LIME. Trainer Gsurge Duhisfine. Minagar Jahn Erlandson. Dave Reid. Asst. Coach Ray Grassman. Augie 'Fans previewed +he lilly-slx foofball season and saw a po+en+ial conference darkhorse in +he Augushana Vikings. If didn'l +ake +hem long +0 realize. +hough. +ha+ no+ only were l'he Blue and Gold vaslly improved. bu'r also were +he opponent; which Augie would face. The Vllcings began Jrhe season by +raveling +0 North Cen+ral where lhey received their firsf +as+e of deleal. The loss +0 Norfh Cen+ral was followed by +wo more de- leals; one by Milllkin. in which viclory was sna+checl from Angie's grasp in +he clos- ing minu'res of +he game. +he olher by Wheaten. Augiels oHensive machineefhe offensive machine fluid was +hircl in +he conler- enceedeall ils mosl devasfahng blow +0 Elmhursl in a 49-0 romp on Augus+ana's gridiron. The lasf hall 01: +he season seemed Iilce a long drough+ as Carroll. Lake Forest Illinois Wesleyan. ancl Car+hage all ekecl oul viclorles over +he Vikings. LEE OSBORNE JIM LI'I'I'IG GARY BURWELL FOOTBAll S+a+is+icaHy. Augusfana was +hird oFFensively in Hue CoHege Conference of IHInois and led H5 opponenfs in +he ground-gaining deparfmenf. though The Vikings operafed a5 a feam no+ relying on any ceriain pfayen +hree players were nominafecl for conference honors for their oufsfanding per- formances Jrhroughouf Jrhe season. They were: Cap'ra'm Clyde Lundgren. nomina+ed for fhe firs? feam AlliConference end ber+h: Tom Linnabary. second +eam AH-Conference guard; and Harvey Fladdand. second feam AII-Conference back. O+her awards wen'r +0 Jan Jamison and Oyde Lundgren who were .5 honored af +he annual ?all sporfs Ii? banquet Jan received fhe Mosf LL 1 Oufsfanding Freshman Award k and Clyde +he Most Valuab1e Player Award. Augusfana 7 Norfh Cenfral I4 Augus+ana H Wheafon 33 Augusfana 26 Millikin 3O Augusfana 49 Elmhurs+ 0 CAPTAIN chue LUNDGREN Most Valuable Player Augus+ana J2 Carroll ;9 Hm Team AII-Conference End Augusfana I5 Lake Fores+ 26 Augus+ana 25 Illinois WESIBVan 34 DOWN vou GOID-Harvey Fgadeaand plum erough m Carmll Ide- Augusf'ana I9 Carthage 34 huswa men as whlsfle footer Jlm Ryan rushes up in gei a buffer new. HARVEY FLADELAND Secand Team AlLConietence Bank , ..v .4 a. nkv'- 4 L .,.. hp ., TOM LINNABARY Second Team AILCunference Guard OUT OF MY WAvl-Jay Avery clears ihe way for Fred Beck who Hureads his way Hlmuqh Hue Wheaion ddense. MARTY SANDSTROM JAY AVERY HOLMES BEAUSANG I STEVE PERRY FRED BECK BILL DRAKE , l. .4. -. ' JOHN SUTHERLAND GERRY HAZEN MARSH CARLSON COACHING STAFF-Coiches Lee Erl'ssman, Wow Lundeen and Ray Grassman Gale a break during predice. UP AND OVER -Jay Avery hurdles an unidenfifled Viking as he sprinis inward IE goaI-wniy h: be sl'oppEd by a Carroll defensive back. AH-Hanl: LiHla sighs as he receives one of Pops Duhl- siine's relaxing rubduwns. JAN JAMISON Mus! Omshnding Freshman .Q ., V; WHEE! WE DID ITl-Coach Lanny KaHis grins As he is carried off Hue nonr by his exuberani ieam affer defeaiing Carrollx The videry gave ?Hem second place in the C.C.l., Ihe Mghesl Inr an Augie barn in +113 conference in almosI 20 years. As +he crowd filed 0qu of Jrl'we Augusfana gym +he nigh+ 0F March 2. H16 unanimous commenf was, Aren'f +hey greaf? The Augus+ana buckefeers had fusf beafen CarrolL the Ias+ hurdle in +heir way hr +he covefed second p!ace position in Hue CoHege Conference of le'nois an honor +he Vikings have waHed a bng Jrime +0 claim The Vikings sfarf'ed +he season in mediocre fashion. As He season con+inued, however, Coach Karlis shiffed his personnd un+il he HH upon a winning combina+ion-a -comana+ion Hma'r eprded in The second MW of Hue season and ran fhe opposifion wTId wifh H5 fasf breaking plays sharp shoot ing, and de+ermina+?0n. During Hwis winning skein +he Augie $ive dropped higHy-foufed Millikin as weH as Illinois Wesleyan. a team fhaf Kallis' Vikings hadrff beafen sw'nce he came +0 Augus+ana. Individual honors wen? +0 Dale Schwefnberger. H18 hard drivingl razzle dazzle ball handbr and spark- plug of +he Viangs. who received +he Mosf Vahlable Player Award and Honorabb Men+ion C.C.F. He also ranked among fhe leaders In H16 conference Scoring race th 6 M12 average. Tom Ander- sonl freshman cenJrer JFrom Rock Island. led +he conference scorers in Held goal accuracy wifh a .667 percen+age. LJoyd Beese was also nominafed for Honorable Men+ion in Hue CCJ. DALE SCHWEINBERGER LLOYD REESE Honorable MenHon C.C.I. Hnnnrabia Mnnfion C.C.L STAN PETERSON KEN FERRlS Mosf Valuable Player NEED SOME HELF?-Mickey Spr'mkle of Millikin gave; Dale Schweinbergar a helpfm bnnsf. as the lime Viiing spud mercham' HANK LETTLE eyes We baskei for a possibh Mo. BASKETBAll TOM AN DERSON DID SOMEBODY SAY IT WAS CROWDED? - Carl Lindsfrem and Dick Pewe scramble and sheich far a rebound under Hue crowded Augie basket as Tom Andersun Husiles up. DICK PEWE CARL UNDSTROM Captain 1.7 muzim 4.; mi: , , 1:9 FimVV-mcx 1' raw lmna 6 v 4.7,. GARY SODERBERG JIM WHLTEFIELD CLYDE LUNDGREN I956-57 RECORD I WE THEY WE THEY Monmoufh 62 76 Carroll 63 78 Knox 66 65 Lake Foresf 7i 64 Illinois Wesbyan 78 97 Carthage 73 84 Millikin 67 88 MiHTkin 8I 68 Monmoufh 57 64 Norfh Cen+ral 65 bl . E?mhursf 58 54 EJmhurer 76 7O 6 E Nor+h Cenfral 78 69 Illinois Wesleyan 66 65 61? Wheaten 55 83 Carroll 78 65 1! Lake Fores+ 81 6i Conference Record 9 5 6 ? Wheafon 57 SI Fronf row: Dicl Pewe, Dab sukuairlberger. John Erlandmn. Unach Lenny Kallfs. 650032 POPS DUMSHHB. Gary Sodurbarg Ken Sliegel. Second row: Jim Whifaneld, Hank LiHie. Torn Andlrsbn. Ken Farris, Cad Lind- WDM. Lloyd Beam, Sun Pelersun. Clyde Lundgren. 131 $$51T4H4 uGUlsn huWE'ftlu g : W 1N: M Sm. L? . V'A. Y x r $ - AN'MCQQYM 4 g! 55'1- g Fronf row: Don Sanders. Bub Wefeld. Tasso Cc'm. Armin Wehmer. Keith Elblawu Jalm Kalamas. Second row: Coach Ray Grussmam Merlin HiIL Pete Tiffany. Dave Johnson. Ed Eeier. Run Larson, Jan Jamison. Ben Yaspalkis, Tam Linnabary. WRESTLING Co-Capfains PeJre TIH'any and Merlin HIH led a well balanced maf +eam +0 5 winning dual season. Hue firsf in +hree years. The grappbrs were a+ Hmes . . . . . . HOW'S THIS FOR A WHEELBARROW?-Ed Baler manipu- hampered by Inexpenence smce fhe malonfy of H16 Iares en opponem Into a scoring poshion as +he ref cauHaust feam were underclassmen. eyes '9 mm The Viking wresHers ?inTshed +he season wifh a second place in Hwe CoHege Conference 0+- IIHnois. Pe+e Tiffany won a conFerence f'rrsf af I37 Has. while four oner Vikings bsf by narrow margins in Hm JFinals. THE FENISH-Tom Linnabary wailts of? nu; ma: +o be greyed by .eammafes and onrushing Coach Grossman. 136 A o ' N1 PEP TALK Coach Vince Lundaen prepares his linismln for their First much. CLOSE BUT NOT IN-Newell Johnsan. Jim LindHade and ond Lund- berg pracfice their chipping game. Coach Vince Lundeen was faced wifh +he prob Iem of rebuilding +his season af+er losing five of his firer six men ?rom Ias+ year's squad H19 lone man being Capfain NeweH Johnson S+epping in+o +he vacanf spo'r were freshman Terry Johnson. a Rock Island producf; fransfer STU- denf Jim Lindblade; senior Lloyd Lundberg; and franskr sfudeni' Dick Beckmam who was ineligibb Iasf year. This year's squad was quife evenly mafched which accounJred For H19 frequen+ changes in Jrhe Unerup by +he men in +he lower ranks. Fran! raw: Don Haana. Keith Fahlberg. Llayd Lundberg. Jim Lundblada, Wayne Johnson. Second raw: Dick Beckman, Terry vahnsanl Ken Johnshunl Lloyd Baase, Jay Larson. Newell Juhnson. Coach Vince Lundeen. V SWIMMING Finn! row.- Frad Ellenberger. Hani Power. Dan Alexander, Larrie Sandin. Bruce Nelson. Second row: Geurqa Duhlsfina. Bill Kirkpairick. Gene Wiiiensfrom, Nae! DaKalb. Rab Lundim Czech Vince Lundsen. The Viking fankmen wound up a successful season wi'rh second place finishes in Hue Viking Olympics and C.C.!. meet Captain Don Alexander confinued his winning ways by splash- ing ou+ vidories in Hue IOO yd. and 60 ydA Frees+yle dashes. Alexander also se+ a new school. pooL and con- +jerence record le'I H13 +ime of :53.5 in +he 100 yd. Free style. The 400 yd medley feam won +heir share 01: blue rIbbons +hrough- 0qu Hue season but mef some sh'f-F oppos'iJrion in flue C.C.I. memL as -- , . powerful Nor+h Cen+ra1 added +he KINGS AND THEIR COURT-Don Alcxander. Dory Henson. - ' , . . Marika Swanson. Jeannine Harris. Paf Rasmussen and Bab Vikings +0 HWSH lle Of frrumphs. Proeberg of Knox calebraie vidarie; in We Viking Olympics. HE'S OFF Fred Ellenbarger shakes his way 10 vicfory. 3th. CAPTAIN - AI Hanson BASEBALL Fronf row: Kan Lersien. Ken Knudsen. Jack Loy. Jerry Lundeun. Lne Hanlon. Diclr Johnson, Fred Lear. Second row Trainer Genrge Duhlsfine. Dave Peiersan. Clyde Lundgren. Ken Ferris. AI Hansonl Warren Dahlin, Jack Salzgebar. Dial: Pawn. Gardy Stephenson. Lyn Chrisiian, Coach Lenny Kallis. ' mu mu ,,. ... DOUBLE PLAY-Ken Ferris and La: Hanlcn show haw il'g done. Due +0 unfavorable weafher H1e baseball feam. along wi+h H19 ofher spring sperm was forced +0 s+ar+ i+s season wi+h a minimum of pre-season prac- Hce. The kick of prach'ce showed In H16 firsf game loss +0 Millikin clue +0 weak hiHing. Bu+ as Hue sea- son progressed. +he Vikings sharpened +heir aHack +0 become serious con+enders -For Firsf division berths and improve on +helr 5-7 College Conference of Hlinois record for +he '56 season. This year's squad was composed of Capfain N Hanson a+ firs'H Lee Hanlon a+ second base: Jack Loy and Dave Pe+erson al+erna+ed a+ +hird: and Ken FerrEs filled +he shor'r s+op slot Fred Lear, Gordy S+ephenson. Warren Dahlin and'Jack Salzgeber handled +he ouffielders' du'ries. Jerry Lundean and Dick Johnson caughf Angie's HBig Four pifching sfaH-Dick Pewe, Oyde Lundgren. Ken Knufson. and Ken Lersfen. 3 x . . V me , DON'T LET THEM STEAL ON YOU-Coach Kalli: gives his hm backshps. Dick Johnson and Jerry Lundaan. some free advice on how to cut a man down. GET THAT BALLHJacl: Loy, Dave Peferson. Warren Dahlin. Jul: Salzgeber. Gordy Sie- PhIMnn. and Fred Laarwaii iar uncoming balls. TRACK THE LAST ONE HigII hurdler Eldl'e Almqulsf shains as he clears his last hurdle and dashes fol Hm Finish. Wifh Hwe refurn of Iaer year's major poinf-geHers. Coach Lee Brissman was opfimisfic abouf Jrhea Jrrack ou'rlook for +he '57 season. Refurnfng +his year from +he '56 squad were Capfain Leon Linquisf. +he record-breaking +wo miler; Dick Ericson and Tom Linnabary. lasf year's weighf men; and dash men Doug Peferson. Tucker Johnson. Bob Swanson. and AI Griesemer. Arvid Ade and Mar+y Sands+om were also back +0 help ?n +he pole vaul+ and iavelin. Many promising newcomers appeared on Jrhe scene f0 brigh'ren Augie's pic'rure. They were Jay Avery. who added consTderable s+reng+h +0 H19 dash evenfs: Bob 5:20th freshman high iumper: Eldfe Almquisf and Sfeve Perry in H16 hurdles: and Paul King in H16 880. CAPTAIN - Leon Linquid THE END-Shrii or Millildn Edge: om Avely a Auguslana in win the mo yd. dash. . aw, ' A. IN THE BACKSTRETCH - Bob Swanscn and Al Erigiamer Ienglhen +hel'r strides as Hwy near ihe Hnish lineA LOOK OUT BELOW-Tucker Johnson makes a Iunge fnr axira inches in Hle bread l'ump in Hm meet againsf Carroll. Fran! vow: Arw'd AdelL Dick Elieson. Eldie Almquist Jay Avery. George Erbsv. A1 Griesemer. Paul King. Bernie Johnson. Secand row: Coach Lee Brissman, Marty Sandsirom. PhH Johnsom Doug Peicrsnn. Bali Sch, Cur. Wiberg. Vic Walker. Leon Linquisl, Bill Gordon, John Pelerson. Tucker Johnsun, Bab Swanson. Caach Ray Grossman. CO-CAPTAIN - Fete Calms Fronf raw: Dav: HHI, Jim Callinscn. Jim Wennlrsfen. Second row: Mike ErTci- sum Weldon Hullglen. Pefe Celms. AI UHte. Coach Harry Johnson. TENNIS 11-4 A POW-Jim Wennerden puis his smooHI forehand drive to guad use. The powerful Viking Jrennis squad s+epped OFF fo ano+her undefea+ed season by frouncing Car+hage In +he season opener. This year's nef squad Feafured Al U+ke and Pe+e Celms. Hue number fhree and four men in +he College Conference of Illinois during Hwe '56 season. Aifhough Hwe nef- men Ios'r all buf fwo of +heir erermen +hrough graduaHon. +hey held +heir cour+ supremacy Hirough H19 eHorfs of Ufke and Celms; number +hree mam Jim Wennersfen, a transfer sfudent and Weldon Hul+gren. Mike Erickson. Dave HiH. and Jim Collinson. CO-CAPTAIN - Al CHEERING SQUADHShamn Ekslrum. BeHy Jo Lundquisi. ow Benson. Mary Jo Him. Gluclmad. Nancy Hanefl'e. Nita Borg, EeHe Olsen. Belly Lindvalll. Elsa Cornell. The newly organized pep sec'rion com- plefe wi+h membership cards and pompoms heIped Augiek. cheer headers spark en: Thusiasm af aH home foo'rbaH and basketball games. During Hae baskefbaH season. +here were Jrwo squads - +he Kshor+' and +he big five -which aHernafed +heir cheering chores eroughouf Hue season. Ano+her in- novafion +his year was the addifion of fen- year-on Lois Nefsom who served as mascmL cheerleader for baske+ball games. An oHadufy adivify for Hue cheerers +Hs year was pouring af 5 Tea given by Jrhe Tribe 0F Vikings on Paren+s' Day Cheerleaders +his year were BeHe Oken. Hsa CorneH. Sharon Eks+rurm Nancy H07 neHel Dory Benson. Mary Jo Glucksfad. BeHy Jo Lundqufs+. ancl +Ha- +wo cap+a$ns. NHa Borg and BeHy Lindvam. CHEERLEADERS CAPTAINS-BeHy Lindvahl and Nita Borg. 1 WWI GREEKS - .ll-IIHIIITL-m '- A COG PRESIDENTS-Ann Arcnxon and ArIEue Tevander. CHI OMEGA GAMMA The C065 sang and swam +heir way +0 +wo Firs+ places in fall achHies H'lis year. They won a Homecom'mg cup for fheir work in fhe sing con+es+ where Hley sang HNobody Knows The Trouble I've Seen and again fook Jrop honors in Hue 'mfra- mural swim confest They ranked +hird schoiasficaHy win 6 I33 grade poinf average. The COG Homecoming 'Floaf feafured a huge km +ha+ opened and closed in keeping wifh Their +heme. Visions Un- fold. Theh Friendship Fair boofh cenfered around Vaien- +'meE Day. On fhe social scene. C065 and guest; had fun 5+ 5 HCog Cabaret Haeir aH informal. +0 wh'wch couples came dressed as favored beverages. TheTr winfer formal was a Winter Whisper shared wifh 'H'Ie KEYS 6+ We MoWne American Legion. An in$ormal in Ia+e April and a formal in midrMay sparked +he spring calendar. COG Hrsf semes+er oHicers were Ann Aronson. presidenf: Nancy Tolln. vice-presiden+; Carol Weber. secretary; Lucia Anderson. Jrreasurer. Second semesfer officers were Arlene Tevander. president Loane Freedlund. vice-presiden+: Wanda Sandeen. secrefary; Nice Knudsen. freasurer. Barbara Forse was pledge misfress. Fran! raw: Caro! Eerg. Jane Thummel. Carol Andersen Ann Arenson, Luda Andersan. Dory Benson, Judy Gebhardt. Nancy Tolin. Loan: Fraudv 'Iund, Carol Weber. Elaine Harrsfrum. Arlune Tevander. Bobby Swanson. Second raw: Joyce Swedlund. Janel Mulder. Barb Parse. Suzanna Johnson, Jane Larson, Wanda Sandaen. Marlene Kmps, Pa+ Sieinhausr, Trudy Erickson, Gloria Deaner, Paggy Paulsnn, Jane Pearson. Third raw: Karen Biorseih. Jane? Anderson. Carole L. Johnson. Jan Lundblad. El'llabEHI BergendoK. Carolyn Peierson. Nancy Booras, Nanny Wifsan. Marge Almloi. Aliza Knudsen. Sarah Fall. Peggy Anderson. Linnea Stone. Beverfee Bowman. CHERRY TREAT CDG$ celebraie Washinqian's birfhday with a CoFonial Tea. FLORA DORA GIRLS-COG pledges go +hmngh Greel: Week En glamuraus new ceshlmes. ORIENTAL TOUCH-COG: Fan hopes for an Augie vidury. .. :1 mm; , . i? . ; KEY KJDDIELAND KEYs Warn CarroH no? in loy wiih Augie. EARLY TUNE-UF-KEYs and dates :elebraie Naw Year's Eve in November. A gian+ panda wifh moang arms and nod- ding head dominated H13 KEY Heat fhaf warned Carroll. Don'f Toy wifh Augie. The KEYS ended I956 early wi+h a Premafure New Year's Eve Par+yH in November. Their winfer formal. HWTnfer Whisper. wi+h +he COGS was af +he MoHne American Legion. The KEY'S spring in- formal was a 5+udy 1n confrasfs 5 HBFaclc and WhHe Par+y ' a+ +he Wa+ch Tower inn. The f'mal social evenf for +he KEYS was +heir spring formal In mid-May. Friendship Fair-goers Jrossed coins In+o a bum Jrairw in +he KEY'S Roman HoHday b00141. FirmL semes+er oFFicers were Peg Pamquist president Joani Anderson. vice-presidenf: Cyn- H'Iia Schmidt secre+ary; Alberfa Olson. Jrreas- urer. Second semesfer oHicers were Joani An- derson. president Polly Johnson: vice-presidenf; Nancy MCChesney. secrefarw BeHy LindvahL freasurerl Nancy HoneHe W65 pledge misfress. KEY FRESIDENTS-Peg Palmquisl and Juani Andersan. Fran! mu: Ash'xd'a Peika. Judy Pearsom Paf NeHans, Kris Kasiman, VirginTa Andersen, Carulyn Wiberg. Nancy McChesney, Karen Newman. HeHy UndvaH, Pat Rasmussen, Maggie Jul'msou. Gail PurPeH. Second row: Karla Clanden Carolyn Linn. Kay Spong. Sandy Nystrom. Lucia ConnelL Doraihy Hamplun. Nanny Hovaefi'e. Alberla Oisan. Cynihia Schmidt. Deanna Dovre. Carnle Andersen, Carnl E. Jnhnson. Thin! mm Mary Ruth Holmes. Mary Lou Schnack. Jane Carlson. Nanny Rae Jahnsom Carol Sandlund. Jan Ardcm June Brulin. JiH Lundeen, Fag Pdlmquisf, Juan? Andersen, MTr'Iam Johnsom Phyllis MzFills Frimnd'. PoHy Johnson, Vee Nielsen. Alice Samuelson. Marilyn Malow. KAPPA PRESIDENTS-Beulah Sirieier and Lois Hammer. Fm; rov: HeHy Baird. Jam Rosborough, Malge ChaHanl. Audrey Anderson Elaine Paulos. Nancy SiernhergT Harlene Carlin . Hgidi R-adilt. Iannie Kiell. sirand. Second row JoAnn Valsoann, JaAnne Larson. Beulah Strider, Judy Hayward. Lois Hammar. Verelle Johnson. Jan Pfundslem. Gall ATlenT Adnan-na Andlrson, Joan Soderberg. Delura KTebe. Third row: Lois Wennerbarg, Joan Niel; Janef Baker: CynOhia Ecker. Barbara Lorenl, Nancy Johnson. Harrlef KAPPA EPSIlON NU HKens Jrurn KAPPA. The Kappa EpsTlon Nu sororHy adopfed +hfs sTogan +0 help change fheTr nickname from Ken +0 KAPPA. The KAPPAS +ried fo Cage CarroTll in +heTr Homecoming Hoaf: Huey chose George WashingtonTs bTrfhday as +he holiday +heme for a FrTendship Fair booJrh', +hey drama+ized poor CindereHa's pngth In +heir S+u-U show. The KAPPAS chose 3 Ski Par+y Tor +heir fall inTormai and H18 Hleme hBlue IceH Tor +heir winfer Formal. Spring social evenfs For the KAPPAs were an Informal 'In March and a formal in May. KAPPAS won second in the in+ramuraT swim con- Jresf and +h'xrd in baske+ball. Fall oFHcers were Lois Hamman president; Joan Niel; vicewpresidenh Diane Dockum, secretary: Elsa Cornell. freasurer. Spring officers were Beulah Shie- +er. president HarTene Carlson, vice-pres'xdenh Jan PTundsfeTn. secretary; Elsa Cornelk +reasurer. Janef Rosborough was pledge mis+ress. Carlson. Kay Aikinsun, Jand Peferscn. Bavele Carpenler. Elsa Cornell, Janef DiHsr. Carnle PaTm. ' Hii'li'li' '1' - QT A TOAST- KAPPAS and emoris beam at lhair SH Parfy. BEBOP ClNDY -Cinderella 99H har Wish in Hue KAPPA ShJ-U show. PLAYMATES-aKAPPA piedges and hiends. OH. MY HEART --KT panorama of ramanco since H12 wurld's dawn. KAPPA TAU OLD NICK-KT pludges in a devilish mood. The KT; won H16 originalify award in +he Homecoming parade wifh a king-s'rze ca+erpillar propelled by foo+sore sororHy girls. Keep Carroll Squirmingm was +he'xr moHo. In February. H19 KTs presemed Hugh re- veaNng Sfu-U show, Oh My Hear+, and af Friendship Fair +hey bqu around a Mardi Gras +heme. In fn+ramurais. The KTS were Hrs? in Hue badminfon doubles confesf. Their social season began wifh +he wcall inbrmah Los+ Weekend. In January fhe KTS ioined Hue PHI RHOS af Oakwood Coun+ry Club for fheir winfer JFormal. HWoocH-lue. The KTls spring informal was in March and +heir forma m early May. Fall semesfer officers were Nancy Sfead presidenf; Marge Hulsa vice-presidem: Carol A. Johnsom secrefary: Louise Horn. treasurer. Spring oHTcers were Carol A. Johnsom president Virginia Sfeen, vice- presidenf: Marilyn Pdmer. secre+ary; Judy Pe+erson, Jrreasurer. Margeref RadcfiHe was pledge misfress. HKEEP CARROLL SQUIRMINGH-Or'xginaiify prize goes In Hue KT caferpillar. KT PRESIDENTS-Carol A4 Jahnson and Nancy Steed. Fran! raw: Lorraine Johnson, Lois Ryd. Marge Hulse, Eileen Haas. Ka+hy Hill. Juh'e Simpson, Vx'rginia Greer, Karel Jahnsuu. Norma Nardburg. Judy Pelarson. Nanny Norse , Judy Bowler. Second row: Carla Haagenscn. Karnie Bansom Virgian Gribarq, Chris Hams LnIs Giesa. Janifar EngqUEsf. Pat SchadE Sue Bois, Marg RoHo, Marlen Warner, Margarel RachiHe, Marilyn Palmer. Third raw.- Marfha Olander, Janet Hullgren. Erika Anderson. JanTc-z Htlanden Lom'sa Horn. Singer Sham Paf VurpahL Nancy Simonson. Myrna Zlai'ox Carol A. Johnson. Nancy 50nd. MarHyn Blink. Susie S+reedain. Deanne Mahn, Carolyn Swaine. 1 PHI RHO FHI RHO ?RESIDENTS-Carol Knudsen and Jan Gunnerwn. PADDLES UP-Greek Week line-up for Phi Rhu pledges. anf low: Sandy Gusfaison. Nancy McClure, CaroF Perry. Severly Gufder. Eeverly WiHe. Sonia Johnson, Karen Hanson. Arlynne Tumquisi, Winifred Ruck. Gloria Faferson, Mary May, Jan Gunnerson. BeH-e Olsen. Sernnd row: Carol Shannan. Marcia LaMarca. Judy Reenis. JoAnne Benson. Shirley Johnson. Diane Oberbeck. Bunnie Church, Joan Pavel. Mary Sakulich. Marilyn Schanf. Julie Carlsun, Arline Kron. Peggy: Holcomb. Third raw: Ann Marie Danielson. Aniia Woke. Bali'y Harms. Carol Knudsen. Judy Ober- becIr. Mary Jo Glucksfad. EITun Abrahamwn, Marilyn Yaungman. Gloria JareIr. Nancy Paulson, Carolyn Ekdahl. Jeannine Harri: Shany BennuH. Virginia Arvidson. Marilyn Jahnson. Priscilla Bauguess. ' IHi-niara 5 IFIEI' Fug! J. 7; $H- .. v' .3 1 'v 2- : - A vi a .2 v $ . . l4 i I I i A 4 . l . ;.M k, ?a' r: u I . C? c w-::-:?- ' .5 a v; w w, ;' . . ; , v , - 7 f I 1 Y , . a - f E ? ' , - w a . : V. .. :2 r :J. - .19 ' f 2 M... , I- 154 MEDIEVAL MADNESS-Fhi Rho pJayers in a feudal siluaiionw The PHI RHOs were OH +0 5 good sfarf 6+ Homecoming when +hefr Hoaf. HH's a SheriBeH! won +he beaufy prize. They pbced second scholasficaHy wi+h an average grade poinf mt L984 and were firsf in Hue inframural bowling confesf. Medieval MadnessH was +heTr Sfu-U show Hweme. and Jrhey chose fhe Fourth of July as +he basis for +heir Friendship Fair boo+h. Their fall In$ormal was a Nighfwear Nighfmare. and H15 win+er +ormal wifh H16 KTs was +i+led HWOOd-Huel An April informal and he spring formaw in early May cMmaxed Hwe PHI RHO's soaial yearw Fall semes+er oHicers were Carol Knudsen. president; Diane Oberbeck, v'rce- president Sonla Johnson. secretary: Gbria Jarek. freasurer. Spring officers were Jan Gunnerson. presidenf: Jeannine Harris. vTce-presidenf: Arline Kron. secre- Jralry'. Virginia Arvidson. freasurer. Pledge mis+resses were Sherry BenneH and Marcia LaMarca. SPEEDS TELLrAeVISIONHeA purpla fies! de- px'ch Augie scenes. . - ., - . . .e 'A-x. NOTHIN' BUT D DOGS-SPEED pledges speak for chair dCHveS. SIGMA PI DELTA HCalypso fook over a+ fhe SPEED Sfu-U show and Hue Sigma PT DeHs wenf +0 Jamaicidad Hand. They rammed f0 America and chose Sadie Haw- kins Day as Hweir hoHday Hweme hr Friendship Fair. The SPEED'S ?all informae was a Gay Ninefies Parer and Jrheir winter formae was an evening Ouf of the Blue? Their sprTng social acfivifies were held in April and May Augie Can Tell-A- Vision. declared the SPEEDS on +heir Homecomi ing Hoa'r. FaH semes+er emcers were MaHene Bucherer, president Karen MWer, vice-presidenh Pris Johan- sen. secretary: Bobbi Bergquist +reasurer. Spring oHIcers were Jan Augusfson. president Caro! E. Johnson. vice-presldenf: MariLynn GifchrIst sec- re+ary; Helen Olsonl freasurer, PrIsciIIa Johnson was pledge misfress. WI n -flll SWEET ADELINE-SPEEDs 93+ fageiher a+ a Bay Nindies Paw. SPEED PRESDENTS-Jan Augusfson and Marlene Buchsrer. Front row: BeHy Jo Lundqufsl. Marlene Bucharer. Fa! Jenkins Nancy Johanson, Jan Oliven Karin Youngberq, D'Eane Jehnson. Ann Palersan, Carmen Berthekas Jan Augusisun. MariLynn G'ridurisf. Second row: Aggie PnHer. Marianna Mariinsan, Bea Schulenburg. Yvonne Johnson. : Karen Miller, Nelda Bennen Greta Janassom Pris Johnson. Joyce Koslimaki. Marlena Ekala. Sonia Maninsun. Carol E. Johnson. Third raw: Nina Phials. Genny FoHer. Margaret Wemer. Norma Burguon, Sharon Ekslrum. Paula Yaungberg, Kay Kusfal, NHa Eorg, Pris Jahansen. VivI-Ann Hanson. Helen Olsom Beverly Andersen. Sonia Anderson, Judy chk. Bobbi BergquIsL Lynne Johnson. INDEPENDENT WOMEN In Sep+emben WDEE WOMEN won H19 women's scholarship cup MW a grade poin+ average of L989. and. Lifer in +he yean ranked high in sporfs by winning H16 baske+ball confesf. Af Homecoming Jrime. INDEEs fried f0 defeaf Viking opponenfs wlfh Feminine wiles and adopted Hue slogan Take +he Shine 0H Carroll. Their Friendship Fa1r boo+h was adapfed +0 an Easfer Day fheme. The FNDEEs fall informal was a Lunar LeapT Their winter formal, Snowman SHhoueHa was af H'Ie Ship's Wheei. Fall officers were Joan Nelson. presIden+: Marcy Bloom, viceipresidenh Lois WIHbecken secrefary; Marge Summerg +rea5urer4 Spring officers were Marcia Croonquisf. president Sharlene Rock. vice-presidenf; Shirley Bensom secrefary; Janice Carlson. Jrreasurer. INDEE FRESIDENTS-Joan Nelson and Marcia Crnonqnisi. anf row: Carol Campbell. Jean Mclver, Gracie Carlsan. Judy Janus. Judy Vandre. Carane Erickson. Carol BMHHE. Sharlene ROEE. Marge Summars, Carul Sandbag. RH: Thompson. Virginia Traver. Phyllis Johnson. Semnd row: Karen Luuze, Norma Abrahamson, Carol Cramer. Leona Pelerson, Ann Waini , Barbara Posh Lucille Larson, Barbara Arndedl. Beverly Engsimm Joan Nelsen. Judy Andersen. Colleen MaliSch. Sharon Shombacl'. Third row: Em Benander. Nadean Larson Jeanna Olson, Janina Carlson. RuHI Juhnson, Eleanor Nelson Rosemary Nelson. Madha Swansnn, Marcia Cronnquisl, June Hayes Carol Nahe, Marlene Andarsom Kay Shogren. Connie Swanson. Jeriann Hedlund, Shizfay Benson. Lois WiHbvcier, Barbara Elshom. W J INDEES POWDER CARROLL-Paw- dar box Huaf brings a femim'ne touch to HIE Homecoming parade. SNOWMAN SILHOUE'I'I'E - lNDEEs a! Hair WEIHEI' formal. HOS PRESIDENTS- Dick Puma and Cecil Johnson. BETA OMEGA SIGMA BOS ac+1vif1es spred info high gear a+ Homecomfng when Huey made and paraded +heir Hoafu a huge wafer wheel symbolizing Hue +heme Augus+ana in fhe S+ream of Progress.u Sporfswise. +he 805 had a good year. They copped fop honors in only Two Confesfs, fhe HA division baskefball and +he voHeybaH races. buf racked up many in+ramural poin+s by placing second In pingipong singhes and B baskef'baH and +hird in foofball. swx'mming and in badmin+on doubles The fiFS+ highligH On +he BOS social calendar was Hweir' winfer format HA French New Yeah had at We Shorf Hills Coun+ry Club, Lafer evenfs enioyed by 303 and guesfs were H13 in$0rm$ in March and The spring formal in ear!y May. The 505 foilowed +he Friendship FaTr holeay +heme by cen'rering their booth and game around Memorial Day. FdH semes+er officers were Cecil Johnson, presiden+; Marshall Carbon v?-e-pres'rdenf; Pefe Cams secretary; BIN Rogiers +reesurer. Spring semes+er oHicers were Dick Pewe. presided: Dave Anderzom vIce-presTdenh Hank Power secrefary: Al Hanson. +reasurer. Doug Erickson and Hank Power were BOS pledgemasfers. Fm ! row: Jim Cullinsunl Jay Schlesinger, Dun Sandem Hob Kombil, Merlin H'sH, Dan Bledme. Richard Johnson. Mike En'nison, Jalm Pom - barger, John RuaH. Second row: Marcellin Smith. Fred WiHber, Torn Klarknwsli. AI Hansen, Don Shin. John SchuH-z, Bill Regina Jim Black mam Marshall Carison, Jack Msyar. Dan Nordun. mad mw: Virgil DeVolder. Torn Linnabary, Cecil Johnson. cm Johnson. Bruce Maurihsan. Den Anderson. Dave Parse . Loren Benson. Leland Newman, Hank Power, Dave Pippen, Herb Niemann, Dave Olson, Dick Pewel Doug Erickson. , 931 gm TOIE THOSE PAILSl-BOS pledges mop up. HOS HARMONY-Seaiea': Pefe Cards, Jeny Hana. Standing: Ron Dixon. Klll Knuhkcm, Paul Guehler. Hank LIMe. Dave Andanon. FORMALLY YOURS-BOS and dale; al' Hle'lr winfer formal. BlG WHEEL-EOS Haul puis Augushna in 1h Shaun of Program DELTA OMEGA NU The DON: go+ mCF +0 3 winning sfarf +his year by capmring fhe fraternify scholarship cup in Sepfember th a I99 grade poin+ average. Their Homecoming sEng confeer enfry also won Hrs? place. The DONs wenf HDrMng AeHead wH'h +heir Homecoming floa+ and laier presen+ed H13 Meadowbrook Monastery Mysfery. a monk- ish Sfu-U show The DON Friendship Fair boorh was based on an Indian Holiday. In in+ramural badminron. H19 DON; won firer place in H'Ie singles and doubles confesfs. They took second in fooHaall. In January Hue DONs had an Informal par+y af Hue Rock Island Y and befween semesfers +hey held rheir winJrer formal Hanrerlude af +he Blackhawk Hofer wifh H16 0805. An April in- formal and Hue spring former In May rounded 0qu Hue DON social schedule. Fall officers were Max Kirkeberg. president John M. Swansonr vice-presidenf; Al Olsson. secre+ary; Duane Sandsh'om. +reasurer. Spring oHicers were Paul Nelson. presfdent' Ron K. Johnson. vice-presiden+: Glenn Bergmark. sec- refary; Jack Swanson. rreasurer. Ron Erlandson and Larrie Sandin were pledgemasfers. DON PRESIDENTS-Paul Nulsan and Max Kirkebergr Front row: Marlin Kerk, Dave Hill. Run Erlandsan. Ken Knutson. Alan Olsson. Larrie Sandi . Bob Swanson, Dave Rhea. Second row: Ken Mahdi- ky. Allen Ufiu. Jack Schick. Mal Kirhberg. Kim Eenghon. Genrge Moss. Ran Swanson. Norman Lefsie'ln. Jack Rabinwn. Ran K. Johnson. Third row: Duane Sands'ram, Hank Siosiram. Roland EH05. Carfer Lindberg. Dial: SI'raHun. AI Hawkinson. Warren Dahlin. Tad Geheb. B'III Tulander. Che: Malina, Kenna+h Whisler. Arden Ericksnn. J- : - MONASHC MYSTERY Threa sainily sinners... BIRTHDAY TEA-DONs celebrate lheir Ion. annivarsary. DRIVING A-HEAW-DON: pound for an Augie win. .. , V , PIRATE PARADE- DON pledges prepare +0 walk the plank. Fran! row: Ken Peferson. Paul King, Jazlr Swanson. Andy Prinz. Second row: John M. Swanson, Paul Nalsnn, Carl Helm. BiJI Icndesan, George Olson. Glenn Bargmark. Dan Lindsimm. Third row: Call Gustafson, Ran S. Johnson. Mlee IrvinI Terry Johnsom Dave Nelson. aernie Johnsan. Jon Randolph. a ' I . 7' giadr : m, GAB FRESIDENTS-Herman Frarichs and Bob Heegchen. The GABs Sounded OHM at We Homecoming cheer confesf and walked away th firsf place honors. They in+erpre+ed +he Homecoming fheme in Hash Hoaf, HVisions in Sold, as a golden warrx'or paying Jrribque +0 5 Viking queen. The GAB social season go+ underway af 6 fall informal dance and game session af Hwe popuhar Rock Island HY.H Lafen S.ABS enioyed a Holiday Afferng' Mnfer $ormal In Me Skyth Roomlof +he LeCIaire Ho+eL A+ +he end of March fhe GABS her +heir sprx'ng informal and Jrth compbfad fheir social adivHies wH'h a formal in mid-May. MOH'Ier Goose's 1tavorHe daughfer had a hard +ime recognizing herself in fhe GAB S+U-U show. HSnowed WhHe.H They +rea+ed Augieifes +0 3 Holx'day HadesH a+ Fm'endship Fair. GAB oHicers during +he firer semes+er were Bob Heeschem president Ray Danielson. V?ce-presidenf. Dar- rel Schafer. secrefary: Herman Frerichs. +reasurer. During H19 second semesfer. Herman Frerichs Ed +he GABs as presidenf and received assisfs from Pefe Vagenas. vice- presx'denJr; AI Griesemer. secre+ary; Darrel Schafer. frees- urer. GAMMA ALPHA BETA -....V -.....- ....-.-. Front row: Jesse Werner, Gabe Hansom Ralph Brown, Tam Ioccin, AI Lind, Jim Bloomberg. Neal Ringquisf, AI Ericksom Sec- ond row: Mariin Andersan. Darrel Szhafar, Max Harksen. Ray Danielson, chk Gore, Vic Walker, Don Brennan. Roger Anderson. Gene Granluud. Pete Vagenas. Tlrr'rd row: Al Eriesemer. Chuck Guldemapf DTcI: Shank. Bab Heeschen, Doug Sfraan Andy Nords+ram, Jim Dalzell, Phil Fleming, Allan Olson, Merrill Roscoe, Ronald Meyer, Herman Frerinhs. Gena Nelsen. Don Rahm hHOLIDAY AFTERGLOW iDanci1-Ig aHEr din- iug a+ H1e GAB winner formal. VIKiNG TRIBUTE-A golden warrior salulls quuen of ihe GAE Heat. INFORMAL FUN-A relaxing evening away horn sfudias inr EABs and daies. TAKING FT EASY-Seated: Ted Larimer. Don Sfebens. Standing: Nan F. Juhnsun. Ralph Ander- son. Dean Nelson, Did: Carlson. ETERNAL TRIANGLE - oso pledges assume Hadifuona! posiiicn. Fran! raw: Ken Lersi'en. CirW Eck, Dave Pelerscn, Ron Fall , Pam Gushfmn. Second raw: Norm Nelsom Weldon Huligren. Badiu NEiimY Ken Ferris. Noel DeKalh Dan Kmemlac. Third raw: Fred Beck, Roge: Shafer. Bub KlawiHen Ban Yasperkis. Torn Tredwayq Ron L Johnson, Bill Olson. 'W OSOs donned Ivy League bucHes. dark afripea and Hazers af Hmeir first social even+ of Hwe year a HJase College' informaL The 050 win+er formal - apfly named HMferludeu wc15 held th H13 DONS in Hue befween- semesfer lull 5+ Hue Blackhawk Ho+el 1n Davenport On fhe las'r day of +he school year, +he 0505 concluded fheir social season with a spring formal. OSOs racked up +heir onw In+ramum fiirs+ in +he +enn'ws doubles confesf: however. +hey accumulafed several poin+s by fying for second in ping-pong doubles and by coming in +hird in pinghpong and Jrennis singles golf. and BH baskefbaH. The 0805 were busy in chober raising Homecomers' hopes wifh fheir opfimlsf'Ic rocke+ 105+ ' 3'.35+ 'Em. February saw more 030 ach'vify as Hwey prepared and presenfed +helr SfUuU show, Music Through +he Ages ' Their Friendship Fair boofh theme was Mdependence Day. The 050 ofFicers during +he fir5+ semes+er were Don R005. president Bruce Nefson. vice-presiden+: Tom Jones. secretary: Don Wes+on. +reasurer. Bruce Nekon ?ook over H16 gavel Fn Hm spring and had Bob Johnsom vice-presi- dent- Kerry Nexander. secretary: and Carl Sorensen freas- urer. on his execuh've sfaH. OSO pledgemasfers were Bill S+ran and Tom Tredway. OMICRON SIGMA OMICRON Fran! raw: Norm Redelsheimer. Daha Schwainbergar. Lee Hanlum Gary Sudcrbwg Joe Houdek. Bob Johnson. Second row: Carl Sorensen. Dave Reid. Jim Tharringfom Harvey Fladeland Bill Siran. Doug Pe+erscmI Dan Nysirom Bruce Nelson. Third row: 3in Gordan. Dick Benson, Chuck Kinney, Gregg Fuhlman. Eob Petersen, Tom Jones. John SeedDW. John Sulherland. Kerry Nexandar, JILL COLLEGE-OSOS go Ivy ai Hmir faH inbrmai. Runs and Bruce Nekun. POP PRESIDENTSuPeTa Burks and Gary Park. The POPS won a Homecomx'ng cup by sub- mTHing fhe Winning Jrheme. Visions Unfold in Blue and Gold. A king-sized hourglass domi- na+ed +heir Floaf and delivered fair warning +0 AugTeTs opposHion T Time's Up. Carroll.H ther POP acf'xvh'ies were +he presen+a+Ion of Gullible's Travels as +heir Sfu-U show and a Friendshfp Fair specfacular buiH around a T'Holiday Knigh+ +heme. The POPS held +heir wini'er Tormal Benea+h a Winfer MoonH af Johnny HareranTs, O+her impor+an+ socIaT even+s were The Tall informal -a cosmopolitan gafhering af H16 Molina Airporf caHed FHgH Room T and +he spring InformaT +0 which POPS and gues+s came dressed as Suppressed Desires? The spring formal was in Iafe May. Fall semeshar officers were Pefe BurksT presi- dent Dave Pefers. vice-presldenf: Gary Park. secrefary: Cari Tiilinghast +reasurer. Spring 0+1 ficers were Gary Park. president Marv RayT mond, viceipresidenf. Lee RifFeT. secrefary; George Dellos. +reasurer. TIME OUTHBranJ: Abrahamsun. Ed Randall. Tom Holsl. Paul Spong, Jim LiHig. anf m.- Lee RiHel. Wayne John- son. CarT Tilifnghasf, Wayne DahL gren. Second row: 5hr: Paiwsom J'Im Jamiexon, Jim Sundquisf, Tom Andenon, Dick Clima. Third row: Dave Pains. Jan Jalm'son. Ken Shn- man. Jim Renm Kent Johnson. John Liediie. Fran! row: Jim Eailia. Ed Beier. Chuck Goodrich. Wes Canirall. Jerry Lundeem Bob Peierson. Second row: Bub Ihlefeldl Bob 5C0 . Dick A'axandar. Jim Dillbeck, Gary Park, Curi Wiberg, Chuck Smith, Ken Jahnsfcn. Third row: Ron Carlsan. George Dellos. Dick Johannesen, Dick Peiersan. Pele BurksI Bruce Ander- sum Paul SeHman, Marv Raymond. FOR PLEDGES ONLY Fludg. Hm; Greeks have a parfy. POP FILE UP-Puubah pledges fall in a Greek Week heap. ' T!ME'S UP. CARROLL - POP: keep Hme in Augie PI UPSIlON GAMMA INFANT AUGIEH-PUG SharU show depicfs earfy Augustana problems, ! G-R-R-R-PUE zebra; bare iheir iealh for 1h; camlra. Fronf row.- Jahn Kalomas, Fred Lean Jack Lay. Jay Avuy. Seconal row: Jim Lindeade Newall JohnsonY Marty Sandsfram, Don Alexander, Dial Beckman. Thitd row: Run Larsen. Garry Swanson. AI Larsen, Tasso Calm Roger Sandek Dwaine Moon. FISSiONS UNFOLD The PUG'; alomic Heat wins fhe originality prize. PUG PRESIDENTS-Leun Linquisf and Don sialundh The afomic age took over +he PUG Home- coming Hoe? as their nuclear +heme. Fx'ssions Unfdd.H won +he originahfy prize. PUG: had fun sociaHy Jrhw's year 5+ fheir informal hayride and Wiener rcsasf. +heir wfnfer formal 5+ +he Blackhawk Hofel, and +heir spring formal on +he Iasf day of hFinals. The PUG Sm-U show. 'Tnfaw Augief dramahzed +he comphex problems con- fronh'ng early Augusfana adminisfrafors. PUGS hHed +heir boofh Info +he general FriendshEp Fair scheme by building around HHighway Holi- daze. In 'erramuraIs. PUGS won firsf In foofbail and B baskefbaJl. They ended wifh second pJaci ings in AH baskefball. golfh fennis doubles and ranked Third in Tennis singles and badmin+0n doubles. Ano+her PUG honor was +heir L85 grade point which ranked second among ha- +erni+ies in September. FaH semesfer oFFicers were Don Sfolund, presi- denf; Gordon Sfephenson, vice-presiden+: Pefe Economus. secre+ary; Tasso Coin. freasurer. Spring oHTcers were Leon Linguist president Jack Koch. vice-presidenf: Gordon Sfephenson. secremry: Ken Swanson. freasurer. Dick Beckman was phedgemasfer. Fruni row: Ron Palmer. Dick Johnson. Ken Swanson. Armin Wehmen Pele Economus. Did Sialund. Second rout: Gordy Siephenson. John Engw sham. Lean Linquish Don Sfolund. Art Carlson. Holmes Beausangl Ed Pelersun, Llayd Reese Third row: Tom Johnscn, Larry McEwan, Jalm Watme. MarshaH Carpemer. Jack Kochh Dave H. Peiarson, John Larsonh John Peferson. John Summers, Bob andin. 35w ' ' a PUG QUARTET-Carl Blamgren. EEdon Almquish Dick Dahl, Tim Johnson. ROUNDEL PRESIDENTS-Clare Carlson and Don sundqum, RHO NU DELTA The ROUNDEL'S entry in H16 Homecoming parade was a huge Viking ship th Jrhrs: +heme. Sail +0 Vicfory. whlch i+ did. by winning Hue beam'y prize. Lafen ROUNDELS wenf nafive 6+ +heir fall informak a HHawaiian Parfy. and fook a welcome break during fTrsf semesfer finals a? fhe'xr wInJrer formal aJr ShowL Hills Coun+ry Club. ther ROUN- DEL higHithrs were fhe spring inFormal In March and the formal during May finals. On +he sports scena ROUNDELS won a fIrs+ placing x'n swimming and ranked high in boang. They ended wiJrh Hes for second and +hird dates in pingipong doubies and fennls singles confes'l's. Through +he magx'c eye of H19 felevlsion camera. ROUNi DELs presen+ed UnggLJs'rana an African Augie. as +heir S+u-U show. The ROUNDELS Friendship Fair boo+h was based on a Wes+ern holiday. Firs'r semesfer officers were Clare Carlson president Don Sundquisf. vfceipresidenf: AI Sandsfrom. secretary: Roger Smifh. freasurer. Second semes+er ofFicers were Don Sundqux's'r. president James McNemy. vice-presidenf; Arvid Okon. secretary; Pefe TIFFany. freasurer. LeRoy lsraelson was pledgemasfer. IT'S A WINNER ... ROUNDEL Viking ship sails +0 vicfory in the bnauiy division of the Homecommg parade. JUST RELAXING-Dicl: Edam, Jim McNernyl Bud Van Hrunl. Al Carey. Al TreviHyan. HURRY, HURRY! ROUNDEL5 and guesfs a! a Formal rush dinner. HOBO HARMONY - ROUNDEL pledges sing iheir favorite Greek Week song. Fronf row: Keith Eiblaw, Kenna : Wnlmer, Jack Down. Pefe TiFany. AI Sandsl'rom. Arvid Olsen. KuiHI Fahlbzrg. Second row: Brian Helm. Rnberf Under. Joel Leonardsam Richard Navahle, Roger Smith, Darold Medium Clare Carlson. Jack Salzgeber. Third row.- Rodney Gusial'son. Michael Kinladq. Edwin Day. Russell Paterson. Dun Lockwood. Dan Sundquisf, Don Lucasl Fred Ellenherqer. LeRny lsraelson. Richard Walthan MUSIC MAKER57-Ind92 Men's Shl-U Shaw safirTzss a :hildrank music recilal. VISIONS 0F VICTORY g Indee Heal sals Augi: on Iop of Ike world. The Independenf Men had a sfrong year in spor+s during H13 956 5? school session. They placed Ersf in ping-pong singJes and doubles. golf. and +ennis singles. They copped second place honors in swim, ming. badminfon singles and doubiea and fennis dou- bles. FinaHy. Huey won +he +hird posiHon in fhe A baske+baH confest A picnic and swim party th Hue Speed sororHy and a HFlying Highh faH informal held af H13 Molina Airporf were fwo importanf social even+s hr Augie's unaHilIaJred men. Inclee Men placed a minfafure Augie on fop of +he world in depicfing Hwelr Homecoming moH'o, Visions of Vic+ory.H on Jrheir Heat A +akeoH on a children's Preparafery Music Recifal plus a few comic sideling comprised H-Ie lndee's Sfu-U show. Officers for Hm lndependen+ Men during the fall seme5+er were Lloyd Lundberg. president Richard Hoskinq. viceipresidenh Basheer Niiimi secre+ary: Cal KonkowskF. Jrreasurer. Taking over during Hue spring semester were Cal Konkowski, president Nils Has- selmo, vice-presidenf; Barry Danielson. secrefary: Fred Koppenhoefen freasurer. r ' $2... nu: MM INDEE PRESIDENTS-leyd Lundberg and Calvin Konkowski. INDEPENDENT MEN Fronf raw: Rad Johnson. Paul Holmdrom, James Wannersl'en. Lowell Hanson. Keith Pearson. Fred Koppanhaefer, Ray Asplund. Calvin Kaukowsli. Sec- sandI row: Jim Carlson. Roger Philippus. Roget Cirl- son. Eashaar Nifl'm. Paul Shane, Lloyd Lundberg. Frank Olsen, Richard Hosking, Barry Daniekan. Ron Benson. Shue Tuck Wong. x , J INDEES IN SESSION-The pmmm npans i muting in Andree nHic, 175 I76 Fran! mm:- Lo'ls Hammar. Jan Augnslson. Joan Niels. Kafhy Hill. Secend row: Carol Knudsen. Eeylah Sfrleier. Nib Burg. Peg Palmquisf, Diane Oberbeck. ArTene Tevandar. CaroT A. Johnson. Thrrd row: Polly Johnson. Jan Gmnnusonl Karen Newman. Nancy ToIIn. Nancy Sfead, Ann Aronson, INTER-SORORITY COUNUl The In+ervSororify Councii serves as a unifying and supervisory body for 6H +he sororities on cam- pus. If makes rules and reguTaHons for such +hings as sorority rushing and pledging sysfems and per- forms many worfhwhile services Jror Greeks and for The college and communify. Tn April The council assisfed in fhe Eaerer Lily saTe JFor The bane, fii' of Jrhe Crippled Chderen's Foundafion. The Councii sponsored +he In+er-Sorori+y Tea, officiaHy beginning ihe rushing season, and +he TnferwSoi rorify 35H. This year if was decided Thad each sororH'y would be represenfed a+ +he I75 TeaT buf only by +he +wo council members rafher Than The whole sororHy. The I-S Bell was open +0 all Augie women. Two members from each sorority served on +he council. OHIcers This year were Nancy ToJIn. presi- denf: Joan Niels secrefary-freasurer. lNTER-SORORITY OFFICERSTJuan Niels and Nancy Tolin. --..-.....M- v... mm...w..... .uhaup.nunme--M-m g i r w... eggu-IW -1.-h....- -...:-.-F-...m..mu-uy- Fran! raw: Paul Nekon, Dave Anderson. Laan Linqufsf. Clare Cirkon Gary Park. Second low: Ken Swanson. Cecil Johnson, Harman Flerichs. Run K. Jnhnion. Tom Tredwal, Pam Vagsna; Bru:e Nehun. Marv Raymon$ Dun Sund. quisi. The lnfer-Frafemify Council serves as a policy-making agency For and a coordhafor of aH fhe fraferniHes. The main allrcampus ac+ivi+y 0 +he l-F Council was i+s sponsorship of H16 H: ball in April. Fail semesfer officers were Gordon Stephenson. president- John M Swanson, vice- presidenf; Brude Nelsom secretary: Al Hanson, freasurer. SprIng OHFCerS were Ron K. Johnson. presx'denf: DTck Pewe. vice-presfdenf: Leon Linw quisf. secre+ary; Pe+e Vagena; freasurer. INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL XNTER-FRATERNITY OFFICERSaanr row: Dick Pawn, FEM vagem 3m. Nelson. non K. Johnson. Semnd row: John M. Swanson, Leon Linquise, AI Hanson, Gurdy Soephenson. I77 BETSEY ERODAHL A.M. GEORGE ARBAUGH Phil Dean :f Women Dean 2' College ADMINISTRATION HARRY S. 5. JOHNSON B.D. Dean of Men Front row.- Dr. Knu? Erickson. Dr. E. E. Ryden, Dr. Conrad Bergendofi, Rev. PaM Randolph. Second row: Rev. Wilbur Palmqui$+, Mr. 6. Ray Iarcus Mrs. Arthur Enquish Mrs. Raymond Swansan. Mrs, Arihur Arunsan, Mr. Earl Hanson. Third ravl: Dr. F. F. Feel, Mr. LeRuy Lilisdahl, Dr, WaHar Tillberg. Dr. John 5. MTHon, Dr. 0. V. Anderson. Mr. Herman 6. Nelson. Four!!! row: Rev. Philip Jahnsom Rev, J. L. Milion Nelson. Rev; Ruben Spang. Herb : L. 6mm AM, Dheclur oi Field Servitcs: Dorolhy Liliegren A78.I Assisfnnf Duecfor of Records and Regisfm- Han,- LucHe Fryrell A.B. Direcfar cl Records and Regisfra- Hun: Hariey Rohm A.M.. Diredor o? Admissions and Ma Erening School. Missing: Polly FEHman B.S.L,51. Ad'mfssion; Counselor. Harald Kambak. Direcfor aI Pubch Refaffens; Knuf ErTcluan B.D.. VFcerFresidenf and Compilaller; Lucien While PHD Head Librar- Fan: Arlhur V. Swedbarg A.M.. Direcfa! of Buildings and Grounds. Ann Meyers A.RH SecreMI-y fa Field Suvice: Dirednr: Glan Brofander A.M.. Assilfu'm' fa ffye Compfraffer: Lorena Paierson. Secrekrry to fhe Dean of Men: Martha Clara Rugiers Al, Secrefary fa Me Plesidenf of Me Paws. Admissions Secreiary: Evelyn Johnson A.B.. Sec- Cnft'ege: Georgina ThorMon, Serrefmy in Me Comp- :eicrry to H12 Dean of Hue Cellege: Hebn F. Pe+ersnn. ballet; Mildred Carlsan. Baokkeepu. Secmkrry in Hue Examiner. MFssirrg: Van Kiellsh'and. Surefary in Hue Registrar. Fronf row: Mrs, Vincenf Lundeen 3.5.1.5.. Assfshmf Camlog Librarian: Miss Rulh Carlsan A. ., 3.5.1.5., Sfonding: Alice BarIi-aolomew. Director of News Bureau; Cululcg Librarian. Second row: Mrs. Ronald Jesson. Arpra Rivers. Seaefury in Me Direcinr a! Public Rela- Secrefary fo the Librarian: Miss Emily Burges; M.L.$.. Horn; Eloise Bndeuschah. Assisfanf Dilecfor o! Afumni Reference Librarian: Mrs. Earl CampbeH B.A.. Assr'sfurli Refa'fions. Seated: PM Tillbsrq A.M., Direcfuy 0! Alumni in Circulation. Refaffom. w...4 TKAUGOTI LOUIS RECHTER PhD. Professor of Engh'sh ZILPHA COLEE A.M. Assisfanf Professor of Engh'sh MARTIN JOHANNES HOLCOMB A.M. Professor of Speech H. REX WILSON A.M. HARRIET PAULINE CARLSON A.M. WHJJAM JEROME CROUCH A.H. Assfifa'nf Professor of Engl'l'sb fnsfrucfor in English Insfrudor in English DOROTHY J. PARKANDER AM. Anodufe Prolessur of English HENRIETTE CHRISTIANE KOREN NAESETH Ph.D. Prefessor of Engiish Language and Lifemiure, Chairman of Me Humanifr'cs Diw'sion CLARENCE F. MEYER A.M. DON GLENN TORNQUIST AM. THEODOR LE VANDER A.M. Instrudur in Speech, Direcror of Television Associah: Professor of Speech Professor of Speech EARL ALEXANDER EEYER PhD. Professor uf Modern Languages lDzneased January 15, I957! Speed! Carreca'icm and Audioiogy HUMANITIES The humaniiies art liferaJrurei speech and music lie a+ fhe core of Hie Iiberai educafion an Augusfana sfudeni' receives. Siudies in Hue humanifies help fine s+udeni arrive aJr an under- sfanding of fhe peoples oi H16 world as well as enrich his own iiie by +heir +ru+hi wisdom. and beauiyi Deveiopmen+ of skills and fechniques in such varied fields allows fine siudenf +0 iind H76 area in which he is beer equipped i0 confribufe. And by learning +0 enjoy and express himsehc in ari and musici speech and wrifing. Hie s+uden+ finds coniinuiiy and meaning in a complex and iasfichanging world and is abie +0 meef Hs problems more wisely. DONALD CARL DAViS FWD. Associafe thsmr of CLAUDIA ANN POLO MS. Fari-h'me Insfrudor in Speech GERTRUDE KOCH SCHOENBOHM PhD. Assisianf Profane! 01' French ARTHUR ANDERSON WALD PhAD. Plufesmr a; Swedish Language and Liferarure EDWARD ALLEN MERRILL M.S. Assisfani Professor a! Ari EGON WEINER MFA; Parf-iime Insfrucfnr in Ar! MARTHA MEYER SMICK AM. 4455;;me Pmlessar or Mudern Languages ELiZABETH MOEtLER GEIKEN A.M. Pnrt-h'me Inshucfor in Art MAGDA GLATTER Purf-fime Jnxfrucfcr i'n Arf l: i l , l HENRY VELD B.M. Professor of Voice and Chore! Ccndudor ALVAR C. BERGHULT AM. Assocfnfa Prafessor of Public School Music, Admissions Caunselon Chair Manager MUSIC though Augus+ana College has long en- couraged +he sfudy of music and framing for life careers in +haf field only recenHy has i+ recog7 nized musw'c as an academic subjecf of a rank equal th other college sfudies In H15 general educafion of Hue s+uden+. Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Music EducaHon degrees are awarded under college auspices. A +woiyear7 old Fine Ar+s Bquing houses +he School of Music and is weH-equipped wifh prac+ice rooms. classrooms. and ins+rumen+s. The Augus+ana music sfuden'r has a fine faculfy and excellenf facilifies +0 hdp hlm frain br any of fhe varied areas OF service wifhln H15 larger 'Fiehzl of music. BRYNOLF LUNDHOLM M.Mus. Djrecfar 0F Scboal :1! Music, Professor 0! Piano and Music Weary MAIDA L. SELINE RONALD FRANCLS JESSON M.Mus. HAZEL A. NORD Insiruciw in Piano Aasociuie Professcr af Piano Instructo: in Piano and Music Thealy BERTIL ANDERSON M.Mus. RUTH ELIZABETH HOLMEN A.M. STANLEY E1 WILLSON A.M. Insfrudor Fn Piano Assisfanf Profumr cf Voice Assisfan! Professor of Brass ant:l Wind lnslmmenf; Band ' T uw PHILIP E. MCDERMOTT M.Mus. HELEN ANDERSON E.Mus. THOMAS FREDERICK HIBBARD M.Mui. Ancciuie Prufessor 0! Organ, Meow, lnsfrucicr In Piano Professor of Vioh'n. Orckesfm, and Church Music and Mini: Theory CARL PFEIFER 5.5, ELMER WILLARD COFLEY. JR. A3. CHARLOTTE DURKEE MAM. Assistan! Professor of Piano. Music Hisfory, fnsfrucfor Fn Voice and Music Theory Assistanf Profesmr n! CeHo and Music Theory and Literaiure I HENRY FREDERICK STAACK AM. OSCAR FRITIOF ANDER PhD. STANLEY ERIKSON PhD. KAMILLA BAILY M.S. Assodafe meesmr of Hisfuly Professor of Hisfory Professor of Pumice, Science Parf-iime fnshucfor in Socinfogy SOCIAL SCIENCES r-..- I The DivisIon of Social Sciences 5+ Augusfana has a duaI 90.31 for ifs . s+uden+s. The firer one is a culfural I . goal +o help H18 sfudenf under- I stand and appreciafe fodayk vas+ - and compIex sociefy. The second I goal is prac+ical +o prepare himI +hro'ugh such courses as educafion i and secrefariaI science. for specific J professions. I I These broad and widely diFFeren- fiafed goals make fhe Division a Iarge. varied and In+ereang oneI ALBERT FERDINAND SCHERSTEN PhD. III I meesscr of Sncim'ogy, Chairman of l' 1 Social ScFence Divfsfon I I gilI . I I LOWELL VOGEL SIMPSON A.M. EDGAR M. HAVERLAND Ph.DI GRACE EMILY STORM A.M. RICHARD ALAN BARNES PhAD. Aisaciaie Professor 0, Psycflufogy Assisfarrf Prolessor of Psychology Azsisiani Pruiessor of En'ucuiian Professor of EducaHun THEODORE W. ROESLER PhD. Professor of Economics and Commerce DOROTHEA BERNIECE O'DEAN L.L.B. S. JAMES GALLEY M.B.A. MARGARET HEINSEN AWL PmI-lime fnsfrucior in Assfslunf Professor of Acmunfoncy Assistanf Professor of Secrefuriaf Science Economics and Commerce I RONALD CHERRY A.M. LENNY KALLIS KM. BARBARA SANDQUIST RUNYON 3.5. fnsfrudnr Frr Economics and Commerce Anisfuni Prolessor of Health Insfrucfor Fn Healfh and Physical Educa-Han and Physical Educufu'un VINCENT CARL LUNDEEN M.EdA LEROY CARL ERISSMAN M.Ed. Associm'e Prokssar 01' MARGARET JANE BRISSMAN M.5. Associufz Praiessur cf RAYMOND ALLEN GKOSSMAN MVS. Heulh'l and Physicaf Educuffan, Assisfonf Professor of HCGHh Heolfh and Physical Educah'an, Axsisfcmf waessor of Healih Direcfor of Afbfeffcs and Physical Educaricn Direcfur of Helo Service and Physical Educafion EDWARD LLEWELLYN HILL PhD, Prm'essor of Chemisfry, Direcfur u! Augusfunu Research qundafiun a . CAREY MA JENSEN PhD. Associu-fe Professor af Physics, Mathemaifcs h j l f I' KARL GOTTFRID LARSON A.M. Professw of Physfcs ERNEST L KARLSTROM PhD. Axisfunf Prclejsor a! Binlaqy W' i1 , xxk-l .z h C n ROBERT ANDYV EERNTSEN PhD. ROGER L. SPHZNAS AAM. FRITIOF MELVIN FRYXELL PhD. Associoie Professor of Chemistry Assfsfanf Professor of Geology Profexsor OI Geology Curator of Geology Museum NATURAL SCIENCES Devebpmenf of Iogicai. orderly Jrhinking habi+s Ts +he 9an of +he science s+uden+. In- s+rucfors encourage him +0 acquire such habits by having him seek 0qu informaHon in fhe laborafory and in the hehd. The sfudenf compares his finch'ngs wH'h fhose of h1s dass- ma+es. examines +hose findings crHicaHy. and Emily reaches a conclusion affer much care- ful iudgmenf. The sfuden+ finds +haf his growing sfore of fac+ual knowledge +hus ac- quired can greafly enrich his personal life as well as by Jrhe foundafion on which he can bqu hIs career. EDWIN RICHARD ERICKSON PhD. Pruiessar cf Chemishy Assistunf Direcfar of Augusiuna Research Foundation, Chairman nl Nafuraf Scr'ente Division JOHN EDWARD EKELAD AM. HAL CHARLES YINGLING PhD. h MARTIN KNANISHU A.B. Assodafe Professor of Biology, Profesmr 0! Biology Parf-Hme Instrucfor in Surveying Co-ordirrafnr of Nursing Educoch RICHARD ENGLUND MS. I Paii-Hme lnshucior In Mulbemuiics Sfudies In religion and prIIosoA phy have been an infegral par+ OI: educaron 5+ Augus+ana from H3 Incepfion. Courses in reII'gI'on ac- quaI'nf +he sIudenf wIIh aII Ihe reIIgIons of He world as weII as provide him WII'I'I wide culIuraI knowledge of IIIe hisfory OI: Chrisfianify and ChrisI-ian educa- Hon. Philosophy courses seek to infroduce Io +I'Ie s+udenf HIe manner in which represenIaIive Jrhinkt-grs of +he pasf and presenI organlze knowIedge and inferpre-I experience. AII Ihe courses in Hue dIvisEon are designed +0 deepen Ihe s+ucIen+Is apprecia+ion OI re- IIgIon's value Ior Ihe individual and for socIe+y. 1r. I i I i I I . I I I I I I I NATHAN JINGST 5.5. Parf-fime Insfmnor En Mechanicqf Drawing HARRY ERNEST NELSON PhD. --. , MARGARET OLMSTED ArM. Assocfafe Professor of Lah'n and Mafhemarics Professor 0! Maihemah'u REllGION AND PHILOSOPHY VICTOR ROSENIUS PEARSON $.T.D. PIaFessar nf Reiigivn, ChaFrmcn of the Religion and Philosophy Division ELMER B. BENSON A.B. Parf-Nme Insfrucfor I'n Descrfpfive Geumehy GUSTAV KENNETH ANDEEN PhD. Assufafe Professor of Religion - wary; III EDWARD HAMMING PhD. Professm of Geography X jar THEODORE CELMS Ph.D Professor 0! Pmoscphy LOUIS THEODORE ALMEN M.Th. Assisfuni Praiessor of ReIngun -- .22., , ,:rJ-,........-m .. ,.... 4,mx:...eyx u, - -..-,.r - .. As one of H16 crisp. eFHcieni' sfaH: of HLu'rheran rusHes by. we sfop our work for a momen+ and fhink. UH won'+ be bng now. Then we hurry 0H +0 dief kitchen or H13 opera+ing room where we complefe fhe task aJr hand. Each du+y accomplished hom The beds we made as pre-clim'cals 10 our training on aHilieron In Jacksonville and Chicago is another sfep +oward our goal. Yes if won + be long now uan we graduafe 'From Lu+heran H057 pifal Schod of Nursing as weII-frained R.N.'5A 8qu we gain more Then a technical training here. The disc'xpline of sfudy. fhe responsibiny 0 s+u7 den'r government H18 fun of parfies. +he mspirafion of chapel 7 +hese and many more experlences con- +ribufe fo the social and spiritual mafurify which makes us eager +0 serve as Chrisfian nurses. FACULTY OF WUTHERAN Le in righf: EVEIyn Nichohen R.N., 3.5., Assisianf Direcfor of Nursing,- Ellis Youngdahl 5.0.. Hospifm' Chaplain, J'mfrucfor in Chrisiianiiy: Kenneth D. Moburg. Hospiraf Superinfendent Josephine A. Brandi l3..NH M.5.. Dirac, fur of School 0! Nursing and Nursing Servfce. L2?! in Iighf: Clara Savage KNH 5.5.. CM:- r'qu' Instrucfuz, Obsfefrinl Nursing; Dloea Ianson R.N,. Supervisor. Ohsfern'c Nursing: Arlene Fields R.N., BISN Clinical fnsfrucior and Ach'ng Supervisor, Operating Rooms; Jean Gaugll KN.1 Dpemh'ng Room Super- wsar. Leff fa righf: Eunice Johnson. Direcfo! m' Residences: Con- dance Hiliun M.S., DJ'eHcJan of Huspifa'l; MarquerHa Selle R.N.. Evening Supervfsor: Mary Hill R.N,, Nigh! Supervisar. LeH fa righf: HarrTei SmH-h R.N.. 545., Healfh Dirnior, Clinical fnshucfor, Medicuf and Sur- gicuI Nuning; Francins Serb R.N. 3.5., Clin- ical Insfrucfor, Medical and Surgical Nursing; Doris KeIFy R.N.. 3.5.. Clinical fnxfrucfor and Manila; Am,- Pa+ Lohse R.N.. Asimcmf Nun- ing Ark Jndrucfnr. 193 SENIORS SHARON ALFTINE EDITH BARTLETT Malina. Illinois Frewslzvulg New Vurk CAROL EOHMAN PATRIClA BOHY PHVLLIS ERANTING Fairfield. Connec+icui Molina, Illinois Osceola. Nebraska - L. .. 3. JUNE EDWARDS JANET FELDMAN LOUANN FISHER MARY GRITTON Grand Marais, annesofa Win01 : City, IHinois Davenpcd Inwa Lynn Cenien Illinois MARIENNE JACOB memo JOHNSON JO ANN KLEINAU ALECE LENZ Mandala, Illinais Geneva, Illinois Milan. Illinois Denver. Colorado J0 DELL BENSON KATHERiNE BODENBENDER Eisi' Mol'me. IIITnois Malina illinnis MARY BYRON MARGARET COELIN NANCY DOWNER Grand Detour. Illin075 Davenport. Iowa Musnfine. Iowa .Q way x, D - : JOAN HAHN BARBARA HEESCHEN SONJA HILLQUIST 5?. Charles. Illinois Davenport lnwa Sycamore. JHinois GAIL LESTER ROBERTA LINSE MARILYN NEAR Davenport Iowa Davenpur'r, Iowa Dixom Illinais JUDITH IODER 0M0. Illinais DORIS OBERG Molina. Illinois L - . Ii, JEAN PAINTER JOAN PAINTER PATRICIA QUILTY Genesea. Illinois Genesea. Illinois Molina. llHnois ALDA LEE ROSEEN MARILYN STAMP SABRA STEWARD SIERID SWANSON Malina, Illinois Clinfon. Iowa Dixon, Illinois Elkhart, Indiana NANCY THUMMEL MARILYN WALLS JOANNE WILHELM LUAN WOODARD Sierling. Illinois Duenpcri. lava Mendofa. lllineis Molina. IHI'nois Rloise Roehll, Florence Cain. LozeHa thman. Gail Barg- slrom, Jean Schaila, Anne Har- wood. Seared: Jane! Devore. f INTERMEDIATES We in+ermediafes find our s+udies more specialized +han be- $ore. Classes in orfhopedics and neurology replace sodology and psychology. while obs+efrics and surgery are an advance over las+ year's work Hon Hue floors? AHer our infermEdiafe year, mosf of us are aHiliaJred +0 Chi- Nancy Johnsan. Fair'mia Hendricks, Judy Countryman. Joan Gehrts. Cheryl Andrus. Darlene Murk. Carnle Solhmann. cage or Jacksonville. And be- sides all +he work +here are Hwe ' parfies and banquefs +ha+ make our year a full one and itun. +00. Sonia Leonardson, Ann Relerk Eileen Robinson. Dunn Larson. Daanna Dudley. Anna Dave- ronas. Darlene Eller. mhuhw ,4u A PREClINlCAlS New facesw new dufiesw new ways of doing +hings huch as making a bedwwas pre-dim'cals. we End newness in every+hing when we arrive a+ Lu+heran. 3qu before many days have passed. fhe newness wears 0H; and by +he Hme we are capped Infer- mediafes, we are surprised To remember +ha+ +he now familiar faces and roufines were ever new experiences. Sealed: Marilyn Pfundsie'm. Margo Esiarr dahl. Carola Roenfewdl. Standing: Shen' Scranfun. Mary Lou Pagel. Janef Robb, Elaine Sedwick. Phyllis Jean Monnien Eileen lsacsnn. Elimbelh Ridden Mar- wene Juhnsunw Karen Jacobs, Jane Goad- Iey. Ruby Heun. EHJeH-a NeEsnn. Sfundr'ng: Peggy Ann MOrrison. AnneHe Smucies, Margaret Herd. Maxine Rock. EaH'y Reed. Wanda Smilh. Charlene FauIV sen, Donna Shanks. Seared: Corrine Tomciykw Pairicia Ann Wehking. Joanne JDJ'mscn. anf rmv: Joan Adamsan. Palricia Ben- scn. Pairizia Corbin, Gloria Gama . Dora Hancock. Susan Bernsh'omw Carolyn Henv ersen, Judilh Greer. Second row: Mari- lyn Blah. Mariiyn Anderson, Peggy Eieri. Rufh Ann Gustafson. Elixabcih Ann Hain. , Lynn Flood, Sandra Haberer. . w STUDENT COUNCIL Sfundfng: Evelyn Nichohom Josephine Brandt Alice Lenz. Ann Re+er. Jane! Robb. Marilyn Pfundsl'ein. Luan Fisher. Seafeu': Sonia Leonardsom Cheryl Andress, Charlene PaMsen, Eileen Robinson. NIGHTINGALE CHORUS Fran! Raw: Renate Sienhnikg Carob Rnenfeldl, Sandra Haberen Pairicia Webkinq, Karen Jacobs. Elizabe+h Richer. Secand Row: ElbeHa Neison. Marilyn Ffundsfain. Janef Rabb, Margo Eslerdahl. GVoFia Germ . Pafricia Benson. Third Row: MaHene Johnson, Marilyn Blair. Carolyn Henriksen. Elaine Sedwick. Miry Luu PageL Elixabaih Hein. Ruby Heun. Direcfor: ELmsr Copley. wn , gr - v ,, , h - v 1-. m a W . :Ir :4 . , - '4 -. a 'k $1 4 . f, , v w k a 4- . u' A 4 51 . - . '. HR '1 I 1 x SOCIAL STEPS CONGRATULATIONS!-Classmales honor I- nois Sludenf Nurse of ihe Year. Kafy Baden- bender. PLAYING FOOTSIE - Nursts eniarfain ihemsalvas whh infallaciual games 3+ rhair Hallowe'sn parly. FLOATING BY-Sludenf nurses give Augie Humecomers a rainbow or good wishes. I990 slyla. enlerlain ihe whole schan aI Hue Christ FUTURAMIC CHRISTMAS Seniors. mas pariy. y fhrouqh i; a good firm: In calu- STEPPX NG OUT HaIf-wa brale. Nurses provide hnspifaliiy fer ihair parenfs a0 ihe OPEN HOUSE - Thanksgiving Tn. 201 ROCK N ROLL NURSES-Even dorm fife can be furl ii you sing about H. I WHAT'S COOKIN'THMrs. Jnhnscn wondars if if could be fudge. TENNIS ANYONE7-Spring! The mee when a young nurse's fancy turns to . . . iennis? CRAM SESSION-Sh-h-h. Graaf minds al work. FOOT lOOSE AND FANCY FREE I'D LOVE TO HThe Sewn Acres phone 1': always busy. 'BYE NOW- H's OR to Jacksonvirle for amfiaiion. I solemnly pledge myself before Gocl and In +he presence of +his assembly: To pass my life in purify and lo pracfice my prolession fai+hlully. I will absfaEn from whalever l5 deleferious and mischievous. and will nof fake or knowlngly adminlsl'er any harmful drug. I will do all in my power +0 mainfain and elevafe +he stand, ard of my profession, and will hold in conlidence all personal maHers commiHed +0 my keeping. and all famlly aFFairs coming +0 my knowledge in The pracfice of my profeSsion. With onally wlll I endeavor +0 aid The physl- cian in his work, and devo+e mysell lo lhe wellare ol +hose commiHecl +0 my care. THE NlGHTINGALE PLEDGE PHYSICIANS REGISTRY A. Henry Arp. MD ......... . . . 2 2 I409 b+h Ave.2 Moline ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 4-33I7 Louis CA Arp. MD... 2 . ............. I409 6H1 Ave. Molina, ,,,,,,, 224-7486 SIdney BaIIey. M.D.. . . .. . 2 2, 2 . 2 2 . .2I3 3.31:er Bldg. Rock Island ........ 8-7324 Samuel Brown. MD ................... I630 5H1 Ave.2 Molina ............. 4-76I2 John P. Burgess. MD. .. ............ 2202 I8Ih Ave.2 Rock lslancf .......... 6-2643 Francis J. CenedeIIa2 MD ............. I630 5+h Aveu MoIine ........... 2. 22-237I Earl H. Clark. MD ................... 2202 l8+h Ave., Rock IsIancI ......... 52543 C- 3- Cos+igam MD 2 ...... .2 225m I5+h 5+2. Moline ................ 4-4553 Raymond Dasso. MD ..... 2 ............ I24 18+I1 St. Moline ............... 8-63 I7 John J. Davies. MD ................. 5m I5+h 51.. Molina ,,,,,,, , AAAAAAAA 4-7397 Harry G DeBourcy. M-D-- 2 2.2.2.2...920 Is+ Ave.2 sum 2. 2. ...2.,.3-I5Ib FredrickL.EiI1I2M.D. 2222........I6305II1Ave.,Moline.,.,.,.22, ,2 4-565I S. ErrIco. MD ...................... 7I4 IBIh Ava. MoIIneA . . .. .. ...A.. .2-6I7I Rober+ E. Fia+ley2 MD ................ I630 5+h Ave., Moline. . . . 2. . . . 2 . . .2-54-3I Leo Samburg. MD. ................. I I I I 2Is+ Ava. MoIEne ............. 2-I7Ib S+an+on L. GoIdSJrein. MD ......... . . . 1530 5+h Am Molina .............. 2-7I50 Roberf J. Graham. MD ............... I409 I5+h 5+2. Moline .............. 4-5326 J. 62 6us+afson. MD ............. . 2 I630 5+h Ave.. Molina .............. 4-I IBI Luring S. Helfr'rch ................... I630 5+h Ave.. Molina ............ 2-24l5 Max Herzog. MD ................... I26 I7+h S+.2 Rock Island ............ 6-I734 BenIon Holm, MD ................ . , ISIS 5+h Ave.. MoIine ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 4-822I CGFI T- JOIIUSOH. M-D ................. I5I8 5H1 Ava. MolineA ,,,,,,,,,,,, 4-746I WiIIiam H. KIeinschmIde M.D., , 2 2 2 2 280272 I5II1 Ave., EasI Moline ........ 3-824I Anfon KnUI'SOH. M.D ................. Reynolds, IIIinoIs George W. KoIvun. M.D .............. l702 7H1 Ave.. MoIine. ...A.A . . .. .. 24-3587 0. Wilhar+ Koivun. M.D.. . . 2 A 22 22 2221702 m Ave22 Molina .............. 4-3587 Paul R. Linden. M.D.. t ............... 7I9 lbfh St, Moline ................ 4-6705 L. J. McCormick. MD ............... I630 5+h Ave Moline .............. 4-2526 LoweII E. Marfin. MD ................. I630 5H1 Ave.L Molina. ............ 4-I2I5 William J. Mencarow. MD. ......... 15+ Nat Bank Bldg.. MoIIne .......... 4-86I2 Roberf P4 Mencarow. D.D.S ............ SOI I5+I15+., MoIIne. , , ,2 , A ,. , .. ...4-622I H. P. MiIIer. MD. ................... I70I 2nd Ave.. Rock Island .......... 8-26I2 WIIIiam I-I. Myers. MD .............. CoaI Valley, Illinois ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 26 David W. MurreII. M.D ............... 7I4 IBIh Ave.2 Melina .............. 2-6I7I Leonora E. Nash, MD. ............... I630 5+h Ave.2 Moline. 2 2 ........... 4-5829 Roberf B. NeweH. MD ............... 542 20+h 5+.2 Rock Island ............ 8-4I II W. H. OI'IS. MD. ................... I630 5+h Ava. Molina. 22.... 2..... 2-3650 EIIIOH FA Parker. MD .................. I630 5H1 Ava. Moline 2 2 ,2 ........ 2-5I 20 HaroId H. Parsons MD ............... I630 5H1 Ava. MoIIne .............. 2-3744 HaroId M. PerlmuHen M.D ............. bOI I7+h Ave.. MoIIne ........... 23-5276 N. B. Powell. MD .................... ISIS 5fh Ava. Molina ............. 2-3520 RUII: F2 Rominger. MD ................ Coal Valley IIIinois ................ 2 2 . 2 226 WiIIiam R. Rose, MD ................ I630 5141 Ave.. MoIine ,,,,,,,,,,,, 2-4-4I4 Lewis N. Sears. MD .................. I5l8 51h Ave22 MoIine ............... 2-302I John C. Souders2 MD ................ I70I 2nd Ave.. Rock IsIancI 77777777 6-I 223 Louise A. Souders2 MD ............... ITOI 2nd Ave.. Rock IsIand .......... 6-I223 Earl M. S+ockcIaIe. MD ................ 2202 ISH'I Ave.. Rock IsIand ........ 6-2643 CarI J2 WeIssmann. MD ............... 50I I5+I1 St, Moline ................ 2-3423 M. F. Weissmann. MD. ,22 2...... ....802V2 ISIhAve.2 Eas+ Molina .2 .... .3-I2I4 UrologicaIGroup Clinic 2 .......... I I I I9Ih Aveu Molina ............. 2-75l8 Paul P. Youngberg, MD .............. I630 51h Ave.2 MoIine .............. 4-OI8I 205 SENIOR ACTIVITIES ADELL. ARVID Tmnsier: Norih Perl: College. Aclivmes: lndapendsni Men: Augusiana Chair: Oraiorio Seziaiy: Cuvenanf Club: Baskeiball: Track. ALEXANDER. KERRY D. Pnliiical Science Transiu: Saul! Branch of Michigan College of Mining and Technology. Activiiies: Omicron Sigma Omicron, secrel'ary: Sindenf Union. Eledicn CnmmiHse chairman; Augusfana Choir; Ora- +eriu Society: lnfernaficnaf Rela+ions Club: Lufheran Siudeni- Association. ALEXANDER. RICHARD J. Honors: Homecoming Scholarship. Activih'es: Phi Omega Phi. secretary and sociai chairman; Band: Orahzrio Sociefy: American Chemical Society. ALMLOF. MARGARET English Ath'vih'es: Chi Omega Gamma; Observer: Alpha Psi Omega: Lutheran Student Associaiion; Terrapins: Wamen's AH.- Ieti: Assnciaiiun. ' ANDERSON. AUDREY NA Hana ' Tappers. Activities: Kappa Epsilnn Nu: Fuiura Feachars of America: PEMM Club. sacreiary. freasurer; Lufhuan Sfudenf Assaciaficn; Women's AihleHc Assucialiun, council member. ANDERSON. C. JOAN English Transfer: Iowa Sfafe College. Honors: Alpha Dalia; Viking Olympics Queen. Activilies: Kappa Epsilom president. vicwpresident h'lsforian; Freshman Class. vice-prasideni; Senior Class. iraasurer: Shdam Union. sncial comm'lHee: Oraiarfo Sncieiy; Observer. copy :dimr; Alpha Psi Omega. freasurer; Fu+ur9 Teachers 0'5 America: Wriiers' Cluk: Luihetan Sfudenf Asstmiafiorl: Women's Athletic Assaciafien: Chapel Choir: Franzh Club. ANDERSON. ROGENE MARIE Music Eduzaiinn Hanan: Tappers: cha Canferenae Luther League Scholarship. Ach'w'fies: Chi Omega Gamma: Auguslana Choir; Ontoria Soci- ety; Chapel Choir: Women's Afhlsfic Associaiiun. ANDERSON, WILTON Business Adminisfralion Transfer: North Park College. ANDERZON. DAVID H. Honuls: Sigma Gamma Epsilon. Acfirifies: Bah Omega Sigma, vize-presidenf: Augustine Choir: Oraiorio Sociaiy: Alpha Psi Omega, Thunder Rock . Medea, Yes and No : Augusfana Memorial Amphi- Cheaiar: Luiheran Siucfenl Assoniafinnj Tribe cf Vikings. president Fuofball. ANDERZON, JANICE Transfer: Auguslana Hnspihl School of Nursing. Honors: Toppers. Azh'rfh'es: lndepandanf Woman: Swedish Club: Women's Aihleiic AssnniaHon. ANDERZDN. JOANNE Transfer: Augusiana HuspHal Suhaul of Nursing. Honors: Toppers. Acfirih'es: Independenf Women; Swedish Club; Women's AH'IIeHc AssuiaHM. AFPELGREN. BARBRO Honors: Homecoming Princess. Acfiw'h'es: Chi Omega Gamma: Chaps! Choir: Fuiure Teachers d America; Lutheran vadenf Assaniafion: Women's AHI- IeHc Associaiiun. ARONSON. ANN ELIN Taiching Huncrs: Aglaia. vice-presidani: Alpha Delfa: Befa Beta Bats: Toppers, frsasurer: Who's Whn in Amerinn Celleges and Unfversiiies; Superiur Conference SchoIarshI'p: Fu- 1ura Taachers of America Award. Adivifies: Chi Omega Gamma. president: Orafor'la Society.- Observer. reporier, feature edHar; Rnckeiy-I. seniur index ediiar, edifnr-in-chfef: Fuiura Teachers of Amer- ica: Cosmopoliian Club. saclelaxy; Women's Leagua. vice-presidcnl: Lufheran Student Association; Wamenk A+hleiic Associaifen: Dorm Council: Publfnaiians Board: Infer-Sororiiy Council: Pan-American Club: Produr. AUGUSTSON. JANICE Biology Honors: Aglaia: Alpha Delia: Bah Befa Befa. secretary: Who's Who in American Colleges and Univarsiiies: Omaha Scholarship. Ach'w'iies: Sigma Pi Delia. secreiavy, president Orafario Sociefy: Rockaiy-l, index editor: American Chemical 50:19in sacretary; Biology Club. surefary: WrHars' Club: Cosmopolitan Club, secretary; Lulheran Sludenf Asso- ciation: Womnnk Al'hleh'c Associaiion: Dorm Club. frsasurar, presidwnh Cosmopolifan Direciory, edifor. AVERY. JAYMAN Mathematics Transfer: Universiiy of Illinois. Ach'vities: Pi Upsilon Gamma; Orainric: Commerce Club. treas- uren Malh Club: Fomball; Track; Aihlefic Board: Lu'haran Studnnf Associafinn. BELLDWS. TOM Honors: Phi Alpha Theta; PM ana Kappa. Adirih'es: Gamma Alpha Beta. Phiiosuphy Chemisity Physical Educaiion Geology Nurxing Nursing Eiemenhry Education Palifieal Science BELYEA. REGINALD J. Pre-Medicina Transier: Um'verxily 0 Norlh Dalmia. Acfivih'es; Kielogy Club. BENDER. JAN Religion Aciiriiiex: Augusfana Chair. secruiary: Oratorio Socieiy; Chapel Choir: Cosmopolitan Club. EENSOM C RONALD Transfer: Nodh Park College. Activities: lndependaM Men. mm chairman: Assistant afhlefic :hairman: Swedish Ciub, vice-presideni; Luiheran Siu- dent AssociaHnn; Foreign Missionary SociaQy: Andrea Dorm Council. BERGMARK. GLENN Honors: Phi Alpha Theta. Ach'n'iies: Delia Omega Nu, secrelary: Student Union, social commiHea: Ora+oriu Socie+y: WAUG; Swedish Club: Lutheran Studani Association: Awlelic Deparfmenl. moHon piciun iechnician. BLEDSOE. DONALD Business Administraiion Acfiw'fies: Beta Omega Sigma: Commerce Club. BLOOM. MARCETTE J. Elementary Educaiion Hanws: Agfaia: Toppers. Acfivffies: Independent Women. ViC$preSiden?: Augusiaua Chair: Orahnio Sociefy: Fuiure Teachers d America: Casma- polihn Club: Lufheran Sfudem Assucialiun; Foreign Missionary Snaiehv. vicwpresidenl: Saiurday Evening Fellawship, presidenh Wcmenls Aihleii: Asseniann. BOIS, SUZANNE CAROLE English Transfer: UnivarsHy of Maryland, European Bramh. Hunurs: Alpha Dalia; Phi Alpha Theta: Toppers.- Freshman Scholarship: Aglan'a. Aciivifies: Kappa Tau: Oredcric Sacieiy: Observer. editor. Alpha Psi Omega; American Chemical Sociel'y'. Future Teach- ers of America: Wril'ers' Club; Cosmopolitan Club: Lutheran Sindenr Association: Women's Aihleiic Assn- ciaiion: Pan-American Club. Philosophy Hisiary BOLIN. EEEE Swedish IONDS. WILLIAM Accounting Transfer: Universify of Mississippi. BOSANAC. MICHAEL German Transfer: Molina Communily College. BRADE. INEZ Nursing Transfer: Muscatina Junior College. Adivih'es: ammo Socieiy. BRDLINE. CAROL - Geography Ach'vifies: Independent Women: Oratorie Sociefy; Chapel Choir: Observer; Wriiers' Club; BUCHERER, MARLENE American Sfudie: Aziivifies: Sigma Pi Delta. president hisinrian; Orahwrio Sociefy: Observer: Alpha Psi Omega: Fulure Teachers of Amer- Ica: CosmapolHan Club; Womenk L-agua, heasurer: Weman's AihleHI: Associai'ion. HUMP. MYRTLE BUHRMAN JOHN A. Acfirifias: Gamma Alpha Beta. BURKS, PETER Tmnsfeu Iowa Siaie College. Honors: th's Who in Amarican Colfeges and Univarsif'xea Acfirifies: Phi Omega Phi. phasiclemfI pledge master; Sfudenl Union, program commiMee chairman: Alpha Phi Omega, prasideni, :ecrefary: Gulf. CARAS. PETE anragy, Pre-Denial Ann'vifiest Beta Omega Sigma: Biology Ciub; Tribe :5 Vikings: Baskefball. CARLSON, FRANCES Nursing CARLSON. HAROLD GARY Chamisiry. Mdihamalics. Physics Honors: Phi Bela Kap ; Augusiana Prize Scholarship; Standard Oil Scholarship. Aciivi!ie:.-Amer1can Chemical Sociaiy. president program chair- man. CARLSON. JAMES O. Tlurrsi'er: Gusiavus Adolphus. AEHViries: Independenl Mun; Commerce Club15wedfsh Club; Lufharan Sfuden? Association; Fcre'lgn Missionary Sa- ciely: Pan Amwrinn Cluh CARLSON. JANE Mush: Honors.- Toppers; Theodore Presser Scholarship. Activih'es: Kappa Epsilon: Augusfana Chair: Orahzrio Socieiy: Lulheran Siudenf AssociaHun; Opera Workshop, Slew Dusk, Trouble in Tahiti. CARLSON. MARSHALL Honors: Varsfly Scholarship. A:h'rifies: Bela Omega Sigma. vica-presidenf: Freshman CIass president: Augusfana Chair: Grainria Society; Fuiur: Teachers of America; Alpha Phi Omega: LuH'teran Simian! Associalion: PEMM Club: Tribe cf Vikings: Foefball: Track. Nursing Foreign Language. Spanish Accounting Business Administra'liun Physical Educaiicn CARLSON. MYRON Philosophy Tmnsfer: Norfh Park Cullege. CARLSONn ROGER L. Accounting Acfiviiies: Indapendenf Men. ireasurer: Commerca Clubn heck urer: Orafmia Suciely; Alpha Phi Omega, president: Sludeni Union. eleciion commiHeavl Swedish Club; LuH'Iaran Siudenf Assoc'raiion; Andraen Durm Cnuncil; Wcrid' University Service. publicity chairman: Inhr- naIicnal Relaiions Club: Math Club; CosmupolHan Club. CARLSON. RONALD E. History Ach'vih'es: Phi Omega Phi; Oraforio Society, CARPENTER. BEVERLY Sociology Adr'vih'es: Kappa Epsilon Nun Secmlary; Hand; Alpha Psi Omega; WAUG; Woman's Aihlaiic Assncl'afion; Pan American Club. CARSELL. JAMES H. Transfer: Molina Communiiy College. CASSHJY. GEORGE Pre-Law CHALFANT. MARGE Secretarial Science Transfer: Universiiy 04 Illinois. Activities: Kappa Epsilon Nu: Commerce Club; Woman's Aihlelic Associah'an. COINI TASSO H. Business Adminisirafion Ach'vih'es: Fi Upsilon Gamma. treasurer. social chairman: Com- merce Club. lreasurer; Cosmopolitan Club; Spanish Club: Frienushfp Fair, publicity chairman: WresHing. COOLIDGE. MARY MARGARET Elemenlary Educafiou Honors.- Toppers. Acfivih'es: Kappa Epsilon Nu; FuOure Teachers of America; Cus- mcpolifan Club: Lulheran Sfudunr Associalion: Pan- Amarican Club; Women's Mhleh'c Associaiion. CROONQUIST. MARCIA Engfish Honors: Aglaia; Toppers: Who's Who in American College; 3;? UNIVEISWBS: Fufure Teachers of America Schalar- 5 ip. Acfivifies: Independenf anem presidant freasurer; Augusiana Choir; Oranrio Soclefy: Alpha Psi Omaga. The Green Snowman : Fu+ura Teachers of Amelia, viceV president freasurer: Lutheran Sfudeni Association; Fur- eign MIssionary Sociefy. heard: Saiurday Evening Fellowship. seclefary; Women's Aihleiic Associafion. secrefary; Dorm Council. devoiional leader, CROWE. PATRICIA Hisfcry CUSTER. ROBERT Malhemaiics DANIELSON. BARRY Chemistry Transfer: Elgin Communily College. Activifies: lndependenf Men. secretary: American Chemical 50- :ieiy: Biology Club: Lutheran Studeni Associaiion: Foreign Minionary Soeiefy, DANXELSONn RAY Transfer: North Park College. chors: Alpha Delia. Aciiw'fies: Gamma Alpha Bela, vice-presidenh WAUG, manager. DE PATIE. WRGINIA Nursing DE VOLDER. VIRGJL L. Translen Molina Communiiy College. Acffvffjes: Bah; Omega Sigma: Tribe of Vikings; Gulf. DIETRICH. ROY Trunsfal: University of Illinois. AciFw'fies: American Chemical Suciafy: Biology Club. DRAKE J. WILLIAM Business Adminidralian Tmnafer: University of Illinc'rs. A:firifies: Phi Omega Phi; Commerce Club: Tribe cf Vikings. presidenl. secrefary; Foa+ball: Track. BRIGGS, RONALD Economics Honors.- Davenporl' Sales Execmive Scholarshipu Alpha Delia. Ach'viiies: Phi Omega Phi: Observer. adver+ising manager: Rock- eiy-I. adveriising manager: WAUE: Cnmmeme Club: Iniarnaiiunal ReEaiions Club: Pan-American Ciub. ECONOMUS. PETER Feredicine Hono Bela Bela Beia. presidenf: Luudberg Schuiarship. Acfv'w'iies: Pi Upsilon Gamma: American Chemical Socieiy: Biology ClnI:l heasurer: lnhmaiional RelaHons Clubu EKLOF. ROLAND THEODORE Accauanng Ach'vih'es: Delia Omega Nu: Lulheran Sludenf Assuciaiion. EKOLA. MARLENE Speech Honors: Alpha Delhi; Tapper: president Acfiw'fiea: Sigma Pi Dalia: Simian! Union. efeciion commiHee: Obselver: Alpha Psi Omega: Fulure Teachers of Amerw ica: CasmapnIH-an Club. president. vice-prosidenf: Lufh- eran Sfudeni Associalion; Homecuming Parade Chair- man. EVANS KATHARINE Transier: Shh: Universiiy cf Iowa. AchiH: . Kappa Tau: Women's Athlefic Assocfa+ion. FELTSKOG. ELMEK English Horrors.- Alpha Delfa: Phi Alpha Theh: Saga Prose Award. Ach'vilies: Bel. Omega Sigma, hislarian; Observer. edHDrhaJ as- slsianh Rackeiy-I; Wrihrs' Cluhl presideni'; Inier- nafional Reiah'ons Club: Saiurday Evening Fellowship: Hi-Fi CommiHee; Publications Board. Business Adminisirafion Music EducaHon Business Adminfsirafian Chemisfry Psychulugy - duw -m FERTIG. HARRIET ELIZABETH Nursing hamlet: 5f. Luie's School of Nursing. Acrivmes: lndependenf Women; Chapel Choir; Lufheran Shldlllf Associalion; Foreign Missinnary Society; Women's Ayh. 12H: AssociaHonu FORSTROM. DONNA Nursing Acfivi'FM: Orahrio Sucieiy: Chaps! Chair: Sewdish Club: Lufh- eran Sludoni Associaiion; Women's Aihleh'c Assacialion. FRANCK. HARRY spam. FREEDLUNDV LOANE Elemeniary Education Honors: Winds Who in Ameriun College: and Universifies: Vi-Quean: Viking Olympic; AHandanL Acffw'ties: Chi Omega Gamma. secretary, vIu-presidenf: Sopho- more Class. vice-pxesidenl: Studeni Union, secrsiary: Augusiana Chair: OraI ' Sociefy: Fuiuru Teachers Of America. viEEvpreiide Womanui League, secretary: Luiheran Sfudeni Associahon: Woman's Aihlali: Assu- ciafion; Friendship Fair. I956 CoAChairman. FRERICHS, HERMAN W. Hisfory Tmnxfen Creighlon Universiw. Adiw'fies: Gamma Alpha Bah. presidenh Band; Orchesha WAUS. FRIMODT. PHYLLIS McFALLS Elemznfary Educafaon Transfer.- Iowa 515109 College. Ach'vities: Kappa Epsilon, sports chairman; Fuiure Teachers 0F Amerma; Lu+heran Shade ; Assucichn; Foreign Mis- sionary Sacieiy: Women's Aihlefic Associaiian. inha- muran chairman. GAMBLE, THEODORE Acffvjfies: Commerce Club. GERHOTH. HELEN GODSIL. EMMA GREEN. CHARLES R. Transfer: North Park College. Honors.- Fhi Alpha Thefa. Acfivffies:51udenl Union. consiiiuficn commiHee; In+ernaiinnal Rela+ions Club. president; Cavenard Club. vice-prasi- denf: Darm Council. GUNELL. ALICE Music Educaiiun Hanan: rappers. Vice-presidenf: Lufheran Broiherllond Sahalar- ship: Presser Foundation Award: Phi Befa Kappa. Acfivifies: Band: Orakzrin Sucisiy; Chapel Choir; Lutheran Student Association: Organ Club: Sigma Mu Alpha: Procfar. GUNLOCK. EDWIN J. Accounting Ach'n'h'es; Gamma Alpha Beta. treasurer. GUNNERSON. JANET R. Christian Education Activities: Phi Rho, president. vicenpresidenf; Junior Class. sec- refary: SQudeni Union. Mei-hers' Club nanordinai'or: Orabrio Suiefy: Chapel Chair: Rncllafy-l: Casmn- polHan Club; Lumamn Siudsni Assauialiun; Women's AiHefi: Assaziaiion. GUSTAFSONn PAUL M. Business Administraiion Hanan: Pi Kappa Delia, secretary. freawrer: Class of '55, Brammer, P, Aerul' Johnson, scholauhips. Antivifies: Omicron Sigma Oml'crtmI treasurer: Sfudenl' Unimll freasumr: Band. secreiary-ireasurer: Orchestra; Com- merce Club. presidenf. heasurer: Debate: Andreen Dorm Council, ?reasurer. HACKETT. JOAN Medical Technulngy HAMMAR. LOIS Eansh Activities: Kappa Epsilan Nu. presidani, senraiary; Lutheran Sfu- den! Association: Terrapins. presidenh Women's AHI- Iefi: Associafien: Infer-Sorcriiy Council. HANSON. ALBERT R. Accauang Hanan: Who's Wha in American Cnlleges and Univars'dies: Varsity SchoFarship: Downing Dairy Scholarship. AchHr'es: Befa Omega Sigma, freasurer; Commerce Club: Ma+h Club: Tribe of Vikings. iruasurer: Jnier-Fral-erniiy Counn cil. treasurer; Spanish Club; Baseball. capiain: Basie?- ball. HARRIS. JEANNINE Music Educah'nn Honors: Toppers: Viking Ofympics Swimming Queen. Ariivifies: Phi Rho. vicwpresidenfi land; Orcheslra: SIring GU - feh Oratorio Society: Rockeiy-I; Luiheran Student Assccialian; Wumen's Aihlefic Associaiion: Hi-Fidalify CommiHee. HASSELMO, NlLS Swadish Tmnsfer: Universny cf Uppsata. Sweden. Honors: Maurihson Swedish Fellowship. Adiviiies: lndependeni Men; Swedish Club. counsellor: Cosme- poma Club. vice-presl'denl. HEXD. CAROLYN Music Transfer: Roclfnrd College. Horrors: Viking Onympics Attendant Activiifes: Kappa EpsHon Nu; Augushna Choir: Oramrio SocMy: Fulurz Teachers cf America; Lutheran Sindeni Asso- ciaHon: Foreign Missionary Sociem Woman: Mhletic Asscziaiian. HERMAN, WILLIAM Chridianihv Transfer.- William Jennings Bryanel College: Grace College. HERRSTRUM. ELAINE Elemenfary EducaHan Aciirjfies:chi Omega Gamma: Fukure Teachers of America: Lutheran S+udenl- AssuciaHon: Women's AHIIBTIC Aw:- ciaiion. Business Administraiian Elemenfaty Educaiion Elementary Educaiinn PoHHcal Science HINES, RALPH Business AdminisiraHon Transl'el: Thornfon Junior College; Wheafon College. Acfivffies: Omicron Sigma Omicmn: Chapel Chair; WAUG. ar sisfanf munaglr: Cammerce Club; Swedish Club: Cheuleader: Dolphins: Track. HOSKING. RICHARD L Businass Adminisfrafion Hnnnm Superior Conference Scholarship. Aciivmes: Independent Men, vicarpresfdenl': Band: Commerce CEub; Lufheran S+uden1 Associaiion. HOULTON. VIRGINIA Elemenlary Education Transfer: UHIVersiI-y uf Illinois. HUCKFELDT. WILLIAM Accounfing JACOBS. SARAH ELIZABETH Music Hanan: Toppers: Piano Siudio Schularsh'lp. Acfirih'es: lndependaM anen: Augusiana Choir; Orchexl-ra; Orahria Socieiy: Chapel Choir: Lufheran Sludanf Associafiun. JANNES. HELEN Secretarial Science Acfivih'u: Fuiure Teachers d America: Commerce Ciuh; Wcmank Arhleiic Aswniaflon. JOHNSON. CAROL A. Hislcry Activities: Kappa Tau. president secretary: Band: Oraforio Soci- e+y; Commerce Club; Swedish Club; CesmcpoJIi-an Club: Lulheran S+udeni Association; Womerfs Athletic Assnciafion. JOHNSON. CAROL E. English Honors: Aglaia: Toppers: Who's Who in American Collagei and Univars'lh'es. Ach'vin'es: Sigma Pi Deiia. vice-presidenh Junior Clasi, haasurer; Orahario Snciely: Fu+ure Teachers of America: Lutheran Student Association: Womenk Athletic Associaiion. Frucfur. JOHNSON. CECIL C. Psychology Ach'vifies: Beta Omega Sigma. president sucial chairman: Dol- phins: Infer-Fraharniiy Counnil: Swimming. JOHNSON. OTHELIA ANN Nursing Aciivifies: Oratorio Scciely: Swedish Club: Lutheran SOudeni Associchn; Woman's Aihlel'ir. Assaciaiian. JOHNSON. PAULINE Senialugy Adr'w'fies: Kappa Epsilan', Terrapins.- Women's Mhleiic Associa- lion. JOHNSON. ROBERT D. Speech Aciin'h'es: Omicron Sigma Omicron: Sophomore Cla5s. fraasurer; Augus'ana Choir: Opera Workshop. Ameiia Goes h: fhe aall. Slow Dusk. The Old Maid and HM Thiei. JOHNSON. RONALD K. Paliiical Scienc- Acfivr'h'es: Delia Omega Nu, vice-presidenh Augustana Choir: Oratorio Socieiy: Augusiana Memorial Amphii-heaier. co-chairman: International Relations Club: Luiharan Siudenl' Association: Dorm Cauncil. president Infer- Fraiarnify Council. president. JOHNSON, SHIRLEY Honors: Agla'la. Acmmes: m Rho, viCE-presidanl: Orahario Sociafy; Chapel Chair: Rochfy-l. assiilant photography ediicr: Fui-ure Teachers uf America; Lutheran Studem Associaiion; Womank Afhieiic Associafion. KAREING. UNO Swedish KIRKEBERG. MAX Political Science Honors: Fhi Alpha Theta: Augudana Prize Scholarship: Phi Befa Kappa. Acfivn'h'es: Delhi Omega Nul secrelary. presidanl: Augusiana Choir. vice-presideni: Oraforia Sociefy: Chapei Chair: Swadish Club; APpha Phi Omega; lnfernaiional Rale- Hans Club; Lutheran Student Associaiion; Library Com- miHee: Band. KJELLSTRAND, BONNIE Elementary Education Honors: Alpha Delia. treasurer: Toppers: Rock Island 01mm Luther League Scholarship. Activities: Kappa Epsilun Nu, pfedge captain. hisiorian: Oratorio Society; Observer: Fufuru Teachers of America: Swed- ish Club. surefary: Luiharan Sfudenl Associalian: Foreign MiSsionary Socieiy: Women's AfHeHc Asso- ciafion. KNUDSEN. CAROL Trander: Gusfavus Adolphus, Honors: Who'x Who in American Colleges and Unl'versilias: Homecoming Scholarship: Vi-Royaliy Affendanl. Ach'rr'fies: Phi Rhu, president Sludenf Unicm pep :ommiHee; Craioria Saciefy: Chaps! Chair: Observsr: Ful'ura Teachers of America; Women's League, presidenl; Luiheran Simian? Assncialiun: Foreign Missionary 50- :iefy: Women's AOHIAH: Assaciafion. KOBEL. ROBERT C. Chemis'rY Adirmes: Gamma Alpha Bah: American Chemical Sociefy. KOCH, JOHN 6. Geology. Chemisfry Tinnifer: Wrighf Junior College. Honors.- Sigma Gamma Epsilon. socraiary. freasuren president. Acfivih'es: Pi Upsilon Gamma, vice-presideni; American Chemical Sacier; Augusfana Memorial Amphifbeafer. co-chair- man: Mail: Club: Lutheran S'udeni Association; Trial; Udden Gealogy Club. Elemanjary Educaiian Elemenhlry Education KRINER. NORMAN KRISTENSSON. FER-HUGO Transfer: Narflw Park College. Norihwesfern Universily. Aciivl'fies: Fu+ura feachsrs cf AmsrTca: Swudish Clubn vice- presidenf, secrefary: Ccsmcpoliian Club: lnhrnaiionsl Relaiians Club; Lui-heran Sfudenf AssociaHon. 'Tausa : Independenf Men. LANDAHL. GRAYDON Hishzry LARIMER. TED Geology Hnnors: Sigma Gamma Epsilon. vica-presideni; thio Pairoleum Geological Schclarship: Peerlas: Dairy Scholarship. Acliriffes: Omicron Sigma Omicron. secretary: inofball; wresfh'ng; Udden Geology Club. LARSON. QUENTIN Transfer.- North Park College. Acifvffies: Indeplndeni Men. a+hleHc director: Cnvenanf Clubn president LARSON. RICHARD LARSON. ROY ARTHUR Transfer: Joliai Juniwr CoIIage. Honors: Be+a Beta Beia. Aclivifies: independeni Men. presidenf: Augus'ana Chair: Ora- fario Sociefy: Fufura Teachers of America: Biology Ciub. Foreign Missionary Socieiy. LEAF. ANNA Music Activiries: Augusiana Chair: Luiheran Sludenf Associaiion, Procior. LINGRIS. PETER LINQUISTn LEON Honors: Bah Bah Befa: Varsify Scholarship. Activiffes: Pi Upsilon Gamma. sncial chairman. praiidenh Orahzria Sociefy: Biology Cfub: Swadish Club: Lulheran Sludnnf Assuciitien; Tribe of Vikings. vice-prasfdenh Track. capiain: In+ar-Fraiernify CounciL secretary. LUCAS. DONALD Twnsfer: Universiiy on llIinois. Acfr'vifies: Rho Nu DeHa; Orahzriu Suciely; Swedish Club: Lulh. eran Sfudenf Assaciaiian. LUNDBERG. LLOYD Tlcmsfer: Jalief Junior College. Acfiw'fies: Independenf Man. afhlelic :hairman. president Augus- lana Chn' i Orafotio Society: Fulure Teachers of Amerin: Biology Club: Lutheran Sludanf Assucialion; Foraign Missianary Susie+y. beard member. LUNDGREN. CLYDE E. R. Eusinass Adminisirafion Honors: Who's Who in American Cullegas and Univarsif'les; Varsity Scholarship: Mosf Valuable Player, Fooiball; Firsi iesm. CCI. Adr'vifies: Omicron Sigma Omicron: Freshman Class treasurer; Saniar Class vl'ce-presidanl: Commerce Club; Luiheran Sfuderlf Assuuiafiwn: Tribe of Vikings, Vice-presfdenf: Baseball: Baskefha . Football. capfain. MARTINSON. MARIANNE Elemenlary Education Honors: Aipha Delia. Acn'vifies: Sigma Pi Delta; Augusiana Band. maiaraHe; Observer: Future Teachals of America: SWEdiEh Club: Gasma- polil'an Club. presidanh Lulheran Sindenf Assc:iaHan'. Women's Afhleiic: Assoaiaiinn. McKlNZIE. GERALD E. Philosophy. Business AdminiskaHan Transfer.- Nodhwasisrn Uuiversify. Activffies: Tribe of Vikings: Fnafball. McLAMARRAH. GARY K. Honors: Phi.Alpha Them. Aciivifies: Fulure Teachers of America: Commarca Club. MCQUAID. MARY English Honors: Phi Be'la Kappa; Toppers; Augustine Prize Scholarship. Aciiw'ffes: Wr1+ers' Ciub. MELOW. MARILYN Honors: Toppers. Aciivifies: Kappa Epsilon; Augusfana Choir; Oraicrio Sociefy: Fulure Teachers of America; Terrapins: Women's AH.- leiic Associafian; Opera Workshop, Slow Dusk. HOld Maid and Hue Thiuf. MERCER. JAMES MEVES. RLCHARD Transfer: Nnrih Parlr Collage. Aciirih'es: independani Men; Oraforiu Socieiy; Covananf Club; Organ Club. MILLER. JACK M. Transfer: Univeriily d IHI'noIs. Acil'vih'es: Cammerce CHE. MILLER. KAREN Elemenlary Educafiun Activiliex: Sigma Pi Delia; Fufum Teachers of America, ireasurer: Lutheran Sludznf Association: Woman's Aihleiic Asso- ciation. MOLINE CHARLES Geography Hnnors: Whoks Who Tn American Colleges and Universities. Acifw'h'es: Delia Omega Nu; Board of Conirnl'y RBWESG'WHV'! Assembly; Building CommiMee: S'udeni Union Expan- sian CummiHee; Auguslana Choir. presidlnf: Oraforin Society: Ltheran Sfudenk Association. Business AdminishaHon Hidory Hisfary Elemaniary Edunfion Biology Business Adminidrafinn Biology. Swedish Psycho logy Eiolagy Hisfory Elemeniary Educaiion Economics Minisfer of Music Business Adminishaliun 2-. ..- s. -44WsiA i ': I 1 I .1324 u. 'iPW-uw-W ' ' -.... MOORE. BEVERLY Transfer: lnwa Slate College. Ach'vfh'es: Fufure Teachers of America. MOSS. GEORGE Transfer: Wilson Junior Callege. Ach'vfh'es: Della Omega Nu; Augusiana Choir; Oratorio So:ie+y; Commerce Club: Luiheran Sfudenf AssociaHun; Foreign Missionary Saciaiy. MUELLER. BRUCE E. Transfer: Molina Cammun'liy Calleges Honors: Sigma Gamma Epsilon; thie Schniarship. NELSON. BRUCE BusTness AdminisiraHnn Acfiviiies: Omicron Sigma Omicrnn. hislorian. alumnT secretary. ViCe-presidenh presidenh Rackeiy-l, sports ediior; Cam- meme Club; Luiheran Sfudeni Associchn; Dalphins. secrefary, vice-presidsnf. presIdent: Tribe of Vikings, secretary; Swimming: Infer-Fraiarnify Council. seclelary. NELSON. JOAN M. Speech Honors,- Aglaias president: Pi Kappa Della: Tuppers; Second place. Nafiunal Oratorisal Conlesf; Phi Beia Kappa: Alfred Swanson Scholarship. Aclivifies: Independent Women, vice-presidenf. presidenf: 0b- sarver: Alpha Psi Omega. The Green Snowman ; Fuiure Teachers oi America: Swedish Club; Forensics; Lufhuran Sindeni Associalinn: Fareign Missionar Sa- ciefy: Sa+urday Evening Felfuwship; Women's Al Ieii: Associa+inm Simian. Handbook. arfisf. NELSON. PAUL Pull'f'lcal Science Honors.- Phi Eda Kappa: Phi Alpha Thefa; Phi He'la Kappa Scholarship: Augusfana Prise Scholarship; Washingfon Semesl'en Adivffl'es: Dalia Omega Nu, pre53dapm Augusfana Choir; Ora- 1arin Socieiy: lnfernafional Relations Cfub. NIELS, JOAN Chrisfian Service Honors: Alpha Delia. vica-presideni; Who's Who in American CoHegIs and Universities. Acfiw'fr'es: Kappa Epsilon Nu, pledge mistress. treasurer, vice-pres'u- denh NSA Co-ardinafar; Observer, exchange ediinr: LuH-neran Sludenf Association: PEMM Club: Women's AlML-HE Associah'an. hishirian. president: Inigr-Sororify Council. secremry-ireasurer; Pan American Club: Prn:- +or. NIJIM. BADW Hisfnry Hanan: Friendship Fair Scholarship. Aciiw'ffes: Omicron Sigma Omicron; Cosmopolitan CJub; Inser- nafional Relations Club. NIJIM, BASHEER Geography Hanors: Sigma Gamma Epsilon; Friendship Fair Schalarship. Aciivmes: Independeni Men: Swedish Club; Cosmopolffan Club; lnhzrnaiianal ReIaHons Club; Lutheran Slucienl Asso- ciafion: Fareign Missionary Society. NORDEEN. C. DANIEL Transfer.- Norlhern Hllnois Siafe COHEge. Honors: Phi Befa Kappa. Acfivifies: Beia Omega Sigma: Foreign Missicnary Socieiy. NORDINE. CAROL ANN Medical Technology Activr'h'es: Sigma Pi DEH'iT Auguslana Band; Oratorio Snciufy: Alpha Psi Omega; Biology Club. social :hairma: Cosmopnlilan Club: Lutheran Shade ? Assuciafion: Women's Afhlelic AssncieHon. NYOUIST. ROGER T. Organ Hnnors: LuH-eran Bralherhcad Scholarship: Carl Augus+ largenv duff Scholarship. Adivfffes: Auguslana Chair: Oraiariu Sucieiy: Lutheran SfudeM Associaiian; Organ Club. presideni; Ccncari Com- Elemenfary Educaiion Accouniing Geology Huminih'es miHee. OLSON. CURTIS Hisfory Tmnsfer: Jamesfown Cummuniiy College. OLSSONs ALAN English Transfer: North Park College. Honors: Saga prose awards Acffvih'es: DeHa Omega Nu, secrefary: Lecfure CommiNee. chair. man; Wriiers' Club. hTsiorian. OTTEN. VALERIA Elemenfary Educah'on PALMQUIST. MARGARET Speech Honors.- Aglaia: Pi Kappa DeIIa, vice-presideni; Wha's Who in American CoHeges and Universi'Tes: Vi-Royaliy s+- hndanl; Viking Olympics alfandanh Activiiies: Kappa Epsilon. +reasurers secrefary, presiden+; Alpha Psi Omega. lreasurer. presTdent The Curinus Savagal IlwfranJrasH The Palsy, Geld Key Award: FuInre Teachers of America: WAUG: Forensics: Illinois Skate Debais Championship: Hlinais Shah; Orasary Champions sth; Second Place, Inlenslale Oranrical Assacialinn Contest: Women's A+He+ic Association: Leciure Com- miHea; Board of PubHcaiionsJ Inferssororhy Cnuncii; Speech-insfrudTun essislant PARK. GARY Chamimy Activih'es: Ph'x Omega Phi. secreTary. presiden+: American Chem- ical Sociefy: WAUG; Alpha Phi Omega. vice-president president; Lulheran Sfudenf Assacialian. PETERSON. DOUGLAS WAYNE Transfer: Lulher JunfmI Calloge. Adfvr'fies: Omicron Sigma Omicran: Commerce Club; Alpha Phi Omega: Lllfheran Siudenf Assaciaiion: Tribe of Vikings: Baskelball: Track. PETERSON. Js DAVE His+ary Transfer: Luther Junior College. Acffviiies: Omicron Sigma Omicron: Augusfana Choir: Oratorio Suciefy: Lutheran Sfudenf Associafian: Basabalh Track. PETERSON. ROEERT D. Speech Aciivifies: Phi Omega Phi: Alpha Psi Omlga; Augusiana Me- morial Amphi eal'er: Alpha Phi Omega: Lutheran Stu- dent Associaflon. PETERSON, RUTH Elemenhry Educaiion PEWE. RICHARD P. Accouniing Honors: Who's Who in American Culfages and Universilies: Varsity Scholarship. Acffvities: Bela Omega Sigma. pres'mleni: Commerce Club; Tribe oi Vikings. lreasurer: Baseball. capfain; BasLeHmll, caplain. POTTER, AGNES Music Educaiion Ach'viiies; Sigma Pi Dalfa; Leclure CommiHee: H'I-FI Commeee: Chapel Choir: Cosmopoliian Club; Women's League. hisforian; Luiharan Sfudanf Aswciafinn. POWER. HENRY Business Administrai'lon Adivifr'es: Base Omega Sigma: Commerce Club: Dolphins; Tribe of Vikings; Swimming. Business Administraficn POWIS, EARLE Music Activifies: Pi Upsilon Gamma: Augusfana Choir: Orafurio Society. PRINZ, ANDREW KARL Hisfory Honors: Phi Alpha Thais: Who's Who in American Colleges and Universiiins: Augus+ana Prize Scholarship: Phi Beta Kappa. Acrivr'fies: DeHa Omega Nu: Suplmmore Class president Sindenf Unian presideni; PEP COMMTHae: Infernafiana: Reh- 1ions Club; Lunran Siudeni AssociaHon: Intramural dilecfor. REED. JOHN Geography Acfivifies; Augusfana Choir: Oraiurin Sacieiy; Augustana Ma- murial AmphiHueafer, heasurer: Swedish Club; Luth- eran Siudenf Associaiion; Andmeu Dorm Council. REID. DAVID Physical Educaiiarl ROCK. LaMOYNE E. Cheminry. Maihemafics Adivih'es: lndepandenf Men: Ameiican Chimical Sociefy: Math Club. vice-presidani. ROCK. SHARLENE Transfer.- Narfh Park Collage. Acfivifies: lndependanf Women. viw1'.wesh:lenPI Orafnrio Suciafy; Chapel Choir. treasurer. Iibrarian; LuH'laran Sfudenf Association; Foreign Missiunary Sucicfy; Women's AH!- 13H: Associafion: Organ Club. Music Eduaafion ROME. w. DAVID Geology Transfer: 5L Ambrasa Collage. Hornets: Sigma Gamma Epsilan. Acfivl'h'as: Udden Geology Club. R005. DONALD A. Euannmics Aciiw'fies: Omisron Sigma Omicron. secrelary. vice-presideni. presi- dent Suphnmore Class president; Building CummiHee; Hoard wf Ccni-rof: Tribe of Vikings. vice-presidenh Bas. lefba ; Fonfball. RUSHMAN. ARMGARD Nursing Adimies: Oralor'lo 50:79ny Lutheran SIudent AssociaHon: Foreign Missionary Scciniy. SANDSTROM. ALBERT M. Music Educaiian Ach'vib'es: Rh: Nu Delia. iraasurer. sacrel-ary: Augusiana Band, secre+ary+reasurer: Oratorio Socrefy: Luiheran Sludeul Assuiafion. SANDSTROM. DUANE Swedish HDHOIS: Phi Beia Kappl. Adivffies: Della Omega Nu. +ressurer: Building Ccmmmee: Augus- lana Band; Oratorio Society; Alpha Psi Omega. Thun- der Rack. IuHon. Bumm.H Outward Bound : Swedish Club. SAUNDERS. JACQUELINE LOIS Music Education Acfivifies: Indapendznf anem hfsferian. vice-presidenl; Augus- +ana Band: Auguslana Orchesfra, presiden': Oral-orl'o Sociafy: Lutheran Student Assucv'afiam Women's Aihlaiic AssociaHunr Organ Club: Opera Workshop. SCHAEFER. ALLEN Music Eduannn Ach'w'iier: Augushma Band: Auguslana Drohnslra; Oralario Society: FuNJn: Teachers uf Americas SCHAFER. BARREL Transie - 5i. Ambrose Ccllege. Acrivmu: Gamma Alpha Bela. sacrelarys ireasurer: Cammerce Club. PrEF-idehf: LuH'mran Sl-udam Associafion. SCHICK. JACK M. Political Science Hanan: Flu Alpha Theia: P'x Kappa Delhi: Washington Semeshr: Augusiana Prize Scholarship; Phi Beia Kappa. Ach'viln'ex; DeHa Omega Nu: Sfudam Unions Consfimh'an Commih is: chairman: Debate; In+2rnnional Relaiians Club. vicaspresTynh Luvhnran Sfudanl' Associaiion, Business Adminislhmon SHEPHERD. HARLEY Accouniing Activiiies: Gamma Alpha Hal's. SHEPHERD JEANNE Nursing Trans! Augustine Hospiial. Adivm IndependeniWumen. SHOSREN. KATHLEEN Transiu: Universify nf Arizcna. Honnm Pi Kappa Delhi: Augusiana Prize Scholarship: Alumni Schnlarship. Acuvmes: Independenv anen: Augusiana Band; ormrio Sup :iafy: Chapel Choir: Alpha Psi Omega: Lecture Com- miHEE: Opera Workshop, Riders '0 His Sea. SJOLUND. DONALD Honors: Vi-Royalty candidaie. Activities: Pi Upsilon Gamma, alumni diredur. presideniu- Repre- seniafive Assembly: Chapel Choir: Lutheran 5+udent AssuciaHon. ireasurer'. Foaiball: Andreen Dorm Council. vice-presidenf: Church Vocations. prasidanh Speech Curraciinn Phil oso phy SJOSTKOM. HENRY Geolagy Activities: Delta Omega NlrI Geology Club. SMITH. CLAUD Swudish SMITH. MARCELLIN Business AdminishaNun SMITH. ROGER Businass Adminis'raHan Activiiies: Rho Nu Delfa: Commerce Club: Lufheran Sfudenf Association. SORENSEN. CARL A. Transfer: NorIII Perl College. Acffvih'es: Omicron Sigma Omicrun, Itaasurur: Commerce Club: Caveman! Club. SIEAD. NANCY Slcrafarial' Science AchVifiei: Kappa Tau. secretary. president Oraiario Socieiy: Com- merca Club: Lutheran Sfudeni Association; Women's Athlefic Associah'on, council member: Fan American Club; In+ar-Snrari1y Council. SIEPHENSON. GORDON Bialagy Honors: Sigma Gamma Epsilon: Who's Wine in American Col- lege: and Universities. Ikh'rr'fies: PI' Upsilon Gamma. secraiary, ViEE-PVESHEHH J l'ar Class vice-prasidenf: Bielogy Clubu vica-prasidani: AI- pha Phi Omega: Luiheran Sindenf Associafian; Tribe of Vikings: Baseball: Udden Geology Club: Friendship Fair. co-chairman; Inlar-Fraharniiy Council. presidani. STO LZ, RICHARD Economics STONE. PAUL R. Swedish Adivifigs: Independenf Men, heasurel. secreiary, vTcs-plesideni: Auguxfana Choir; Oratorio Sozieh'; Chapel Choir: AL plla Psi Omega. Lo and Behold. Outward Bound : Swedish Club. president Cosmopolihn Ciub: LuHIaran Siudenf ASsucialian: Foreign Missionary Society; Saiur- day Evening Follawship. STRANDLUND. DONALD Psychology STRIETER, BEULAH MARIE Elementary Educaiion Acfirffiu: Kappa Epsilon N . hl's+orian. secretary. presitieni: Augus- hma Band: Criteria Satisfy: Alpha Psi Omega: Fu+ Iaachars of America: Women's Afhlch Associaiinn: Organ Club. SUMMERS. MARJORIE English Hanan.- Alpha Delia: Phi Alpha Theta: Toppers: Phi Beta Kappa. AcHw'Hes: Independent Woman. treasurer.- Orafario Soviefy; Raci- efy-l, copy editor: Fuiure Teachers of America: Writars' Club: Lufheran Siudenf Association. SUNDQUIST. DONALD K. Business AdministraHan Acfiw'fr'es: Rhu Nu Delfa. viu-presidenh presidenf: Cummarce Club: Swedish Club: Luiheran Sindani Associaiinn. SWANSON, CONSIANCE Maihnmifics Treader: FEint Junior College. Honors.- Pi Kappa Delia, secretary-fmasumr: Phi Beta Kappa. Activifies: lndepandanf Women: Orainrio Socieiy-v Fuhre Teachers of America: Math Club. Vinavpresidanf. president: De- baie; Luiherin 5+udanf Associaiion: Fareign Missionary Sociefy: Women's Aihlati: Aswciaiinn. SWANSON. GERALD Social Sfudies SWANSON. JOHN E. Philosophy Aalivifies: Dalia Omega NuI treasurer: Lufheran Sindenr Associa- fion; Triba of Vikings; Fan'nl'mlhI Track. SWANSON. JOHN M, Accounting Hanan: Who's Who in American Collegas and Univarsihes, Alpha Delta. Adivifiu: Delia Omuga Nu. vica-presidani: Senior Class president; Sindeni Unfan. Board of Can+raL RapresenlaHva As- sembiy. Expansinn CommiHee. SFARC: Observer, busT- ness manager: Rockefy-I. business manager: Alpha Psi Omega, hishsrian, viee-presidani. Apple of His Eye. Thunder Rock. The Curious Savage : Commune dub: Smedish Club, freasurer: Lutheran S+udsnf Associ- ation; lnIar-Fufernify Caunnil, vice-pres'ldanh Andrean Dorm Council: Baird of Publicafions; Studenf Union Cafaieria, manager and assisiani manager; WAUG. lreasuler, Band: Ornhasfra: Oratorio Sosieiy. Econnmics SWANSON. JOYCE L. Fronch Ach'vifies: Oraforiu Sucieiy; Alpha Psi Gmaga: Augusfana Memor- ial Amphi+haafer: Cosmopolitan Club: Lutheran Siuderd Associaiicn; Women's Athletic Association; Spanish Club; French Club. SWENSON. RONALD L. Phitnsophy Honors: Who's Who 'm American Colleges and Universifies; Mr. Friendship: Vi-Ruyalfy a10endan+;Jnl1n A. Holm Schular- 5MP; Luiher Philip Kran Scholarship. Acfiw'fies: Delia Omega Nu. secraiary: Junior Class president Sluden'l Unian. Board of Conlml. Foreign Student In. +agrafion: Augusfana Choir; Oraiorio Sacialy: Alpha P5i UMega. Medea. Outward Enunduj LuHIemn Sh:- denl' Assoc n. v a-presidenl. president Andree Dorm Counc , chaplain, secretary. TEVANDER. ARLENE Speech Currecf'lun Honnrs: Aglaia: Illinois Conference LuMIer League Schalarinip. Acfivih'es: Chi Omega Gamma. president Sophomore Class secre- tary: Seniur Class secretary: Orahario Socieiy: Rackely-l. nurses editor: Fuiure Teachers of America: Lulheran Shade! Association; Terrapins1 secrefiryd'reas- urer: Women's Afhleiic AxsaciaHnn. THARRINGTON. JAMES Business Adminislrafion Transfer.- Cue College. Ach'w'iies: Omicrcn Sigma Omicron: Augustana Choir: Oranrio Snciefy: Commerce Club. prasidan THELIN. CAROLYN WALKER Honors: Phi Alpha Theta; Toppers. Activities: Kappa Epsilon Nu; Observer. composition: Alpha Psi Omega. Thunder Rock. Came Lef Us Adora Him : Luiheran Student Associafion; Organ Club. THOMPSON. JAMES Hisfory Business Adminislraiion THUMMEL. NANCY Nursing TOLIN.NANCY Elementary Educaiion Hanors: Aglaia: Alpha Dalia, prasideni: Who's Who in Ameri- can Colleges and Universiiies. AchVilies: Chi Omega Gamma. v'lceApres'Idenh Freshman Class secreiary; Oraiorio Socieiy: Rockety-l: Alpha Psi Omega, vicepresideni, Yes and No. ' fhe Curious Savage. The Palsy : Future Teachers oi America: An Asia: alian; Lulheran SindeM Association: Women's AOhIeHc Assnciaiinn: Infer-Saroriiy Caunuit. president TRAVER. VIRGINIA Music Educafion Honors: Carl Angus? Bergendeff Scholarship. Transfer: 5t. Ohf College. Acffvities: lndependenl Women. TREDWAY, THOMAS Transfer: Nurfh Park College. Honors: Phi Alpha Theia: Alumni Scholarship. Azfiw'h'es: Omicron Sigma Omicron; Siudsnl UnitanI che-prasideni: Covenanl Club, History TREVILLYAN. ALVIN E. Chemishy Acfiviiies: Rho Nu Delia; American Chemical Society. TRICKI GEORGE Pra-law Acfivifles: Gamma Alpha Bafa. VAGENASu PETER T. Speech AufFriHes: Gamma Alpha Huh. vice-presfdenl': Augushna Chair; Ora+orio Sociefy: Alpha Psi Omegal VANDAMME, RICHARD VERGER. ROSA Transfer: Universiiy of Wisconsin. V055. ROBERT ARTHUR Honors: Clara amid: thohrship, Activifies: Main Club. WALLEN. VERNON E. Business AdministraHon Transfer: Wesiern Illinois Shah: Teachers College. WALFON. WILLARD E. Honors.- Beha Beia Befa. Acfivl'fies: Biolugy Club. WARNER, JANICE ARLINE Honors: Phi Alpha Theta. Activih'es: lndepandenf Wamen: 0ra+oria Socie+y: Npha Psi Omega: Augud-ana Memorial Amphiihaafar; Fulure Teacher; oi America: Biology Club; Cosmopolifan Ciub; LuHIetan Siudent Associaiion; Women's Aihlefi: Aisoc'laiion. WEBB. BUDDY Honors: Phi Alpha Theta. Acfivih'ei: Future Tea-chers of America: HEMENOMI RBIGHOM Club. WERNER. RICHARD Philosophy Acft'vih'es: Delta Omega Nu; Auguslana Choir: Oraforiu Saciafy: InhmaHunal Ralaiicns Club. WINTERf HERBERT R. Transfer: Nor ! Park College. Activifies: lndependenf Men: Cosmopolitan Club: lnfernaiional Relafions Club. ZDRR, WILLIAM GEORGE Accounling Trundlr: Concordia Teachers College: Wilson Jquor College: New Mexico Highlands Universify. Adivifies: Commerce Club Accouang Speech Corraclicn Mafhamaiics, Physics Chemislry Elamlniary Eduaaiion Hi sic ry PoJiH-sal Science Adsil Arvid 74.71.12 Ahlberg. James 44. Alulandei. KeIIy 2'5. 4i2. 75. 87. Alexander Richefd 25. I59 AlmluI. Maiaalei 15. Il45 Andeuan. Ann Andurgun. AudIey 25. Ina. isn. Anderson. C. Juan 25. I524 HI TI. I 47. 24 Andmon. Rogene 75. 75 Andarion. Wilmn 25 Andaman. David 25. 75, 90. I09. Ill. i25. I6I. I77 Andaman. Janice 25 Andaman. Joanne 24 Anneigre'n. Barbra 24 Aronsan. Arm 24.7 54. 55. :56. 72. 75. m I45. Auguslson. JIIIIIt'e7 624 M. 65. TI. 72. 94. 95. ms. I57. I76 Avery. Jayman 25. I02. I07. I28. l30. ITD. HI Beiiows. Tam M BelyeaI Reginald 25. 95 Builder. Janice 15. 75 Benson. C. Ronald 45. I03. I75 Bergmark. Glenn 25. I97. I53 BiedsaeI IlonaId 25. MOI Bloom. IMaimHa II'. 65. 75 BGISII SMIannE 2.5. III. II. 99. 37. 53 IIIIIIIe. Ebbo 25.97 BnndsIW'IllIam 27 Iosanac. Michael 27 Brade. Im 17 nIoIiIIII. Carol 17. I59 Eucherer. MaIIeIIe 2s. 77. I57. IOI IIIIIIII. Peiu 21.. .52. MI 94. HIE. II Caras. Par: 25. 75. HI Carisan. H. Gary 25. 64. 94 Carlsan. Jamai 27. 97. in. l75 CaIIIuII. Jane 27. 149 Carlfin. Marshall Z'II I08. 1! . I23. Carlson. Myron 27 Carlson. Roger 25. 53. M. 97. I02. I75 CarlmrII. Ronald 25. 53. IE? Carpeni'er. newly 27. 53. ?u. ISD CaneII. James cnaifaIIII MarI'orie 25. ism Chasingn. Neisnil Dean Cindi. JnII'm Coin. Tam 234 I02. I15. i7a Coolidge. Mary: IBI mi cIooIIqIII'sI. Marcia 23. .54. Is. 75. 97. mi. ins. Ins. Isa. Dahisiram. Manhall 43. 83. I02 DahIirI. Warren 43. 63. us. 162 DanIelson. Barry 45. 17. 74. 95. I75 DdHIEISDnI Raymund 27. 70. 72. IM DeV Ider. VirgiI 27 III: Die Ray 1?. 94'. 95 Dillback' James '.13 IIH Dockum. Diane 77 Dmkahi William 23. Ina. us. Abrahamson. Bran! 45. 15! AImnder. Dvn 42. El. I37. I7n Aimquis'. EIdoII 4s. 70, I40. III, I70 Andeuon. Huward Andeisnn. JIIII Andeisnn. Lucia 70. 46. Is. 55. as. 72. 90, I45 Andlestgan. Mallene II. 52. 70, l03. Anderson. RaspiI 45. 75. 53. I07. III Anderson. Roger 84. ?7. I64 Arp. Mary Baker. Jamel III. 33. Isa Bcckman. Richard 95. lab. in Beenk, Eugene Bell. WIiIiam 45, 77. 73. I22 lkngimn. J. Kimsley 42. 69. 72. m BenIIOGI'II Rithard 42. $5. IOI. 113. Beichekas. CaImeII II. 70. 73. IUI. I57 saigendoii. Elizabnih 4s. 7i. 7;. I I45 Bergquisi 'iIoIIIIIa 45. 62. 7.7. in. a.I I57 aiIIII'Ip. R Edw BiIcII. Maziln I26. 75. 90. l53 Blumgmn. Iirl IIIu Bluamberq. James 45. 74. I02. I54 Bondeson. WiIIiam 43. 75. I53 auom. Nancy 4:. III. 745 Burg. Junih! 47. 5:. Ia. I43. IN. HIS Boyd. Kaihtyn 43 Bragg. M. Rage 43 Brown. Carl Erumberq. Paul 83 Bullerworih. William CIIII. Ernesi IE2 STUDENT INDEX SENIORS Driggs, Ronald 277. ea. 72 Economus, Fm 29. 95. I'll ERIDI. Raiand 19. I52 EkolfgvMarlene 29. 57. 72. 98. 77. EIichI. Rnbarl Ems. Kalharine 27 Felisk09. Elmer 17. 56. 7i. 72. B7 Furiig. Harriei la Finders. Ruih Ann2 E23 Fonirom. Donna Freedlund. Loane223.60.61. 75. II7. I45 FIEIIEI'IISI Herman 28. 7a. 73. I03. I54. I77 FI-iIIIodI. thlii: 33. I05. ID7. m Gamble. Theodore 25 $72an Charla: 28. I73. 37. H13 GunnIII Alice 27.30 Gunleili. Edwin GunnersIon. JaneII D3l4 63. 64. 97. I06. 4.17. GusiaquII. PdIJII 30. 50. H. 77. in . lee Hammar. Luis 3!. I50. 175 Hanan. Albert 3l. 54. I07. Hi :38. I60. I77 HaIIiI. Jamming 19. SI. 74. 7a. . 4 Hassalmo. Nil: 3II VII. 79 Hayes. June I06. I B HeasclmnI Ruben 7o. 96. 16-1 Heid. Carolyn 3n Helm. Carl 4II. vs. III: Henslrum. EIaine 53. I 6 HIntIiIeY. Caryl 3i. IDI Hines. Ralph 3i Hashing. nouhaid EL 77. I92. I75 Houllan. Viiqinia 3U Huckfeidl. WFIliam Hunler. Marion 3I Jacubs. Sarah 3i Jannes. Helm 31. HIE JaiIIIIuII. AIaII F. 75. 77. III Jamison. Carol A. 30. I53. I75 Jamison. Carol E. 30. 64. 55. lol. I03. 157 Juhnsan. Cgcil an. lan in Johnson. Harris? 434 83. 39 Johnson. oshelia AIIII 30 Johnson. Paulinn 3i. I3. 90. :47. I75 Johnson. Roby! SI. I57 JOIIIIBOII. Ranaid K. 3i. 75. as. Ina. IAII I71 JIIIIIIIaII. sIIiIIIII II. 55. I54. mi KeIIIiIIg. Uno 31.97 Kirkeberq. Max 32. 54. 75. 57. I52 KI'elIsIrand. Dannie 32. 53. I50 Knudsen. Carol 32. i4. I04. III. 154. m KnuImnI KeII I39. 152 Kobel. lobed 33. 94 Koch. JOIIII 32. BS. 95. I7I icI'IIIm. Norman Krisiensson. l'epHugo 32. 77. 9'3. 97. mi Landahl. sraydun Larimer. 'I'ed 32 Larson. Queniin 32. 77. 33 LaIIan' Ray 3:. 9 Luif. Anna 33. 75 LindIsIrom. Cari 45. I33. I34 LIan-is. re'ier 32 Llnqlu4i1slI Leon 33. 35. I09. I411. Low'Iiz. John 45. 74. 95 Lucas. Donald 32. I73 Lundberq, Liuyd 31. 95. 1354 I7 Lundgmn. Clyde 12. IA. luv. III. IZB. I29. I34. I23. 24 MeIiiIIIoII. Marianna 33. 7.7. 72. 9a. 77. i5? Mckzag. Willard 44 McKinzieI Garald 33. luv. Ill! McLamarralI. GargM Mgvuaid. M'ary 4,64. 7i Meiow. Marilyn 34 15. Ill. I49 Mar::r'. Janus 24 Mmms. Richird 35. 79 Meyer. Ronald IM MiIlcr. Jack 35 Miiler. Karen 15. lnl. L57 Molina. Chimes 35. III. 52. 75. M. I Moan. Beverly 34 Moss. George 34. 75. I62 MuelIElI EHILE Neisnn. IIIIIca 34. ml. IM. Ill 3. I374 I67. I77 NlISOn. JoaII 3-1. 65. Ia. Isa Nelson. Paul 35. M. 75. 37. I61 I77 Niels. Juan :5. 54. 72. Ins. In. N . Eadie 35, 79. I56 NIIIIII. BIIIIIeeI 354 9a. 77. l03. 175 Nulan. Ronald Nuideen. c. Daniel 34. 74. I50 Nordina. Carol :5 Nyquisi. Rognr 34. 73. 79 Oman. CuIIiI 35 OISSDII. Aim :5. 7r. 7:. l62 Paimquiif. Margamr 35. 54. I5. ea. 90. IIB. I17. I75 Park. Gary :5. a4. Isa. I77 FE'EI'SDIII David as, I33. IIEIS Peiuson. Dougias 37. ml. IID. m4 PeiersoII. Paul 37 nieI-son. Ruben 17.90. I67 Pewe. RIICI'IdId 37. 7,4. :52. m9. l33. 134. Isa. m. in Poim. Agnes as. 74. I57 Pawglg. Henry 37. m2. II3. i37. D PowiI. Earl: 37. 75 Prinz. Audi : 37. In. III. .52. MI 73. 97. HI. IE1 Rezd. John 35. 75. as. IU3 Reid. David 37. IUD. IZII. I57 aiiiIII. LeIay 44. lbs Rock. LaMoyne 37. 75 Rack. Sharlnnn :17. 74. 79. 92. I59 Rogiars. WTIIiam I50 Rama. Wayne David 35. 93 Ram. Donald :5 mm. Richard 36 JUNIORS Carlson. Clarence I72. I73. I77 Carlson. Harlene 43. 54. I50 CarllschrI IJESIIkc 43. '84, lol. I06. Carison. Richard 43 75. 43. IN Carilon. Joan 3 Calms. 'PaiIII I13.74.IIIIII;IIIII-11 Church. Bunnie 43. I73. I73. II54 Cline. H. Richyd I.20 41. S3. 70. Isa truism. William Dahl. Ritilard 42, 7s. BJI i7n Dehlarlen. Wayne 45. 72. 84. I02. Daniemn. Wendell 43. a: DeBawer. GIoIia 42. 75. I46 Dellos. George 42. I6? Dinner. Richard Don. Donald E'Ie'IIIIaeIgII' Find 43. W. Iii. IET. Enqund. Paul Enquuisi. Janiier 47. l53 ErIcksoII. AIdunIcurkyI 4:. 74. I03. I62 EIIcIIInII. Douglas 42. I07. iIn Erickson. dey 42. II'II Ids. I05. I07. Inc. In. III. Flddeland. H-irvev 42. I02. I07. I29. I27. II7 Fleming. Donald Frank. Elizabeth Sahib. HmodoI-e m Gilchrisi. MariLynn 47. l57 Gaudiich. CIIaIIas 47. 94. m9 Guirafsnn. JoAIIII 42 GIIIIamIII. Rodney 49. I7: GLIHIEII Beverly 47. isd Haas. EiIeen 42. 32. W. IN. IS! Hank. Marian 42 Hanson. Gabe 42. 102. IM Hansen. Karen 42. w. IuI. I54 Hanson. Rnberi Hallie . Max 72. MI 77. IM Harms. Belly 45. IB. I54 HariwIzII. Lorraine Hawkinson. Allen 45. 352 Heene. DcIiIeId I16 HeinriIIIsonI Robert 94 Harman. EIiII Heslar. IMarslIall Hess. Charles Hill. Karhuin: 45I 59. in. I53. m Hill. Sharon III. 75 Hinkle. John Hagren. Bonnie 46. III Huff. Siadys HuIIII. Brian as. I73 HoImsIom. Paul 44. 82. I75 Haisi. Tam 44. IN! Ham. Louise 43. I07. I53 Heudek. Joseph 43. Ii? HubbaIIIzl. Dianne 43. Hubbari. Phiiiip I? 43. '37. BE. 87 Hull. Ha'waid 45. 75 Hulse. Marqaral III 75. mi. is: Huquren. WeIu'on 45. HO. I42. I65 Ibsen. Juan Israel'son. Lwoy 43. 97. I73 Jamison. Charles IIb! Johnson. Garcia L HI 75. I45 Johnson, 6. Timolhy 43. 75. 37. I18? 35. I70 Johnson. I'Idl'rIeI 43. BE. 57 Juhnsun. Mariiyn 43. IDII. I54 .IIIIIIIsorI. Miriam 43. I49 Juhnson. Nancy Rae 41. 95. I4? Johnson. Newall 45. III. I36. in Johnson. Peiritia 42. 43. 1-2. m Johnson. Racine 43. I75 JuIIIImII. Renal L. 45. III Jchnsun. VmII. 43. 75. ISO Jonas. Thomas 43. 74. IN. l57 Sandsirom. Aiharl 36. 17, I73 Sandsfram. Duan: 37. 62. 54. 7D. 92. 93. I51 SandsiIrorlII. Marni Illll. lm. I23. I30, I4III I7 Saundars. Jilquliinl 31'. 7I SchanI-r Allen 37.16. IDI Schafer IDarrEI 37. llll, I56 Schafk. Jack 33. 51'. b4. 37. BB. SugInani JoAane Shepherd. Harll'y 37 ShepherdI JaaIIIIa Shoqrn. kgmhleen 9.73.7186. Sjalunii. J. Danald 365 5l. HI. SiosIromI H... 39.9 I62 SmIIII. Claud 39. 77 SmilhI Marzeliin 3?. I30 Smi'h. Roger 38. 7'3 Surensen. Carl 3Il. I02. I67 Sized. Nancy 38. 53. IDZ. 53. I75 SIeplIgeqnlen. cma'm as. II. III. Slollz. Rich'ard 39 soon. PaIII 37.75.I1.70.92. Shandlund. DaIIInld 3? Slriufar. Beulah 3!, I50. I75 SIImII3I7I'EIIII53 Mariarie 38. I54. ill. 72. SundquIH. Dunald 33.l12.7134l77 Swanson. Consunce 33.64.145.33. Swanu'ui. Garald 39 Swanson' John E 37. 52. '53 Swanson. John M. 3'1. 5i. 6?. 54. 57. 5'BI 72. 75. IOI. aIIlillI I63. I77: 24 Swans5n. Juice 394 770 Swansun. Ken 45. 75. aI7'l. I77 Swanson: Ronald 40. W. '75. 79. SI. 90 7'2. Iii. I51 Swensson. Don'ald TevandeFI. Ariene 10.65. III III IllbI I45. 515.14 Thatlrgniilnn. Jarr'Ies 40.15. :02. TIIQIIFI. oaInIyII Walker 4i Thcmpimn. James 40 Thampsun. I58 Tulander. William 45. I62 TuIIrl Na'ncvln4D. n. 55. 72. 9a. 93. I45 Trailer. ISB Tredhrar. J. ThumasI 4I. 50. SI. 874 I17 Tnvill'yan. Alvin 4i. 34. I73 Trick. 6:073: Vagenas. Paier III. 75. 90. I51. I77 Van BIIIIII. Dan 67. I73 Van Damma. Richard Verger. Rosa 40. 55 Van. Kuher' 40. 75 waIIIn. Vernan 4o Walicn. Willard 40. 75 Warner. Janice 4i. 97. 9a Webb. Buddy Ii. 37 Werner. Rinilard 4l.15. or Wininr. Huber! 37. 99 ZurrIWiIIiam di Kanalii. Emmanual 99 Kiebz, Delura 43. 74. I50 Kunkuwsiii. Calvin 45. 37. on 93. IDZ I75 Kerri. Carl 45 KuIIIiIiII. Robert I60 KIESS. JOIIII Imam. Marcia 47.1mm. I54 LIIIIIII. Gary lalSEll. Lde 45. a: LaISDlI'. Jan: 45. 51.53. 77.97. ID4. In. in. mi LaIIoII. Jay 45. Isl Larson. Lucill: 45. I31. I07. Isa LaIsIIII. Madam AI. 90. Isa Lear. FI-mi 45. Ill. ISB. I70 Leo. n'IIIIe 45 LekI'ander. John 45. 53. 79. LIIieqran. Audrey 175.173 Lindblade. James 45. 75. I36. I7I Lindvahi. Behy 45. I43. I49 LIIHIIemHemy nu. I3I. I32. l34 loy. Jack 45. III. IJB. I7I Lundbiad. Janice 45. 7!. El. ldb iundiII4 Rnbm 45. 9.5. I37. In Line. Tom Mav. Maw 44. IDI. l54 MEIMISII. Ardyx 77. 7a MIICIIumII. Nancy Ina. I47 Mclver. Jean IEB Meyer. Jack 44. II. Inz. MO MuIIiICIIII M. Coldelia 444 55 IWaIiIiIIgIaII SamusIaII MunmI Peggy Nelsan. Joanna 44. I06.107. IDB Nolwn. Norman 97 Nulian. Viclnr iGenai I54 Nasherq. ArIm 44. u Nuumn. Karen 45. III. I24. I47. Ian. Ilse 44 . Ar'IIIIr Nordberq. Brran Nynmm. Sand ! 71. III Oberblck. Dian. 45L ISEI LIV? I75 EDI UL Ins. Iua. I47 Olsen. III? I44. IIII. III5. InII. OlsolrlIivIAlheIrIa 44. a7. 72. 75. BI. OlscnI Ame I73 olsnlngzszorgz zu. 44. 5I. II. 75. Olson. JIaana M. 71. 7?. 31. 155 Olson. Maryann 44. 75 0mm. Marga 44 Gssian. lobar! 44. Ill 051mm. Gary PackenhamIRaberl 44 IWasI'IiIIgIoII Parsons. Thames SemesfarI Pearson. KeiIII MI 91 I75 Peters. IDa d 42. Isa' FE5E:;EI'II Alma :I MI 'IBI 97. I0! 7 PefersonI Pereison. Peterson. lb! Adamson. Gerald Aldrich. Julia 47. 82 AllenI Gail 45. I50 Andarsen, Havelly 47. I57 Anders: Carol 47.145 Andana ' AndenIln u... 47. El. an. I69 Andusn Auden: I I AIIIIIIIaII. Sania su. I57 Arden. Janice 0. I49 Armslman Charles 43 34 Arvildiorli Virginia 47. 55. 77. NE. AsplIIInd. IRay SO. 63. $1. IIJZ. HaivdI hIIy 47. HI IESI I59 72.7 ?II. I50 lcausang. Holmus 47. 10!. I 3. Ila. Iin IT! Ilene. Lloyd 5I. IIIIII I32. I34 I35. I7I Benqsrnn. Gene 74. B9. In! Bennar. Nelda 47. 157 Banna'tI SIIIII-I-iII 47. .55. 7I. 75. I04. I54 Bum... David 47 Benson. LomI 47. I50 BIIIIIOSIIBI Shirley 47. 65. IDI. l03. Berg. Carol 47. '06. I46 Ela:lmanI Jams I50 Baccib. Thomas 5I. I02. III John 57. 79. 77 ng. JdIIII am... June 5I. m. I49 EruwnI JCIalI 75 BmwnI Ralph SII 64 EulchI Roger 5I Campheil. Caroi SI. 65. 67. HI 7:. 9o. 99. Isa Carlson. ArHIIIr 5II ll'l Carlin . Edward 5I. IUZ. III CarlsunI HarnnI' EII 84, ISII Carison: Julie 5I. 7I4I 97. IE4 CarISIrOIm. David 74 Carunhr. Marshall SI. 75, IISI'I. I7I CasITdy. PaIIicII SI Christian. Anita SI CIIIIHIaIII L... 5I. 70, I38 Clark. Tury Collioes. Charla; A. CaIm... Edwin Cuons. Archie 5i CnI-IIIIII. Elsa 49. 75. :7. I43 Culbanson. BM 57 Darling. SIeverI 75 deinll.Jamll53128 Dav. Edwin DaKaIb. NoelI 795' 5I.III1 3. I17. I56 mam: KanncHI Dhooqm Sharon Dillel. Jamel 5I. ISO Down... Michell 77 DunlandI Ronald SI EGIII CarIl 5II IDII I65 ECIIItr- CrnlIIIId 63. 83. W. 92. Efllandv. Dale Ehhum. Shawn 5I. I43. I57 EIIIScnI Flu d EL 74 Engnmm. Eevetly I07. 559 EnqwrorI-II John m EricksonI Catalina 5I. 77, I72. 97. lol. WI. '58 Erickson. Elwaod I64 Abrahamian, EII'erI 55. 63. '17. I54 Abrahamian. Norma 55. Isa Ahlsiedi. James 55 AndgrsunI Thomas I7. 54. I33. I14, III: Andersnn, Cumi- 56. I47 onaId I50 Iii: 55. 65. 77. 78. PeIeIsoII. smiley 44. 95. I31. I34. I55 Pfisler. Il. Jerome 44 IWashqufon Semesan PIIIIIISI Donaid PoslonI Gerald M RandalIl. Edward W Rasmussen. ParrIcia 44. III. I4? Raymund. Marlin 174. I77 Reinerlsnn. Eaeul 75 Hell. Richard RobilniznnI AIbeI-I IJBCH 45. ma. 6 Robinder. Rndmy RosculI MQHIII I64 Ross. 0mm Salxmann. Jamu Sandeen. Wandi 41. I46 smu. PaIr'Icia 44. 79. I52 SchlueierI Barbara 45. ?n Schmidi. Cynlhie 44. I17 Schnack. Mary 14. I49 5mm. JaIIII 44. 97 SchulIxI John 44. 75. In. :25, let! SeedoffI him 45. I01. I67 Simpsun. JIIIIeIIII 15. ?0. II2I I53 Sios'rom. Bein 45. 69. 72. 90 Smifh. Charles 42. 45. HI. I 7 Soderherq. Joan 43. I50 Sohrbuck. Radnuy 45. 94 Sunny. Paul 42. I53 SIarII. GI... 45 SIeenI Virginia I53 Sleinhauev. Palricia 45. 81. I45 SiephsnwnI David I95 5IEIgII. Kennalh I34 5m... William II72. I57 SlrandI Iurton smud. Douglas I64 SIrIIm. Marvin Summers. Juhn 45. H. l7l sIIIIIuIaIId. John 47. 75. III. 95. Ilu. I28. I3I. I67 5mm... EvnrnH Swanson. John A. Swanson. Robert 42. 45. HI. I62 SwinanII HawaId 57. II. 72 Thomas. Jury- TiHanv. ?eler 95. I35. ITS Tillinghasl. Callian 45. I68 Turnquis'. Ariynne 44. 70. 92. I54 que. Allen 44. I41. I52 Vanarsdali. JudIIh 45. 75 VoIpahl. DoruIIIy IFalI 45. ml. I53 SOPHOMORES Erickson. Michael 74. I42. Ian Ericson. Richard I4I. 173 Eriandson. .IquI SI. 77. 81. :28. I54 Eriandmn Runald 47.48.67IBI. II7. III: FaIIIbeIfg. Kain. SI. 54. I36. I73 Falbe. Ronald L FarbzIrI Ronald 55mg. Kennth 5I. I32. l34. l3i. I56 7am. Barbara 74. al. I45 Freed. Jack Gebhards. Kay 5l 5557mm. Judy 5n. 5I. I3. I46 GaIlacII. Nancy 49 GiusaI Luis 50. ms. I53 Eli k. Milion 50 Goodman. Rober? EnrdunI William ll3. Ial. I57 Gore. Richard 50. I EraniundI Eugene 54. 99. I64 Grunberg. Bnnifa Greer. Virgina 50.153 Griasem-rI Allan IWI I03. HI. IE4 Guldenzopr. E. CIIaI-Les sn. I3, I64 HaqlrI Gen 5a. In Haqq. JII'II so Hammon. Gordon 9. 5n HampfonI Darulhy I49 Hanion. L23 IZEI Ii? Hanson. ViVI Ann 50. 75. 97. IS? HawkinIs. Mar HIII. MeIrIiI'I 75 I35. I60 Holcomb P5997 50. III. I47. I54 HalmquisItI Dual! HunrlzzaieIlNaIIcy SDI LEI EII 9D. HayerI HIIIII so. 75. sI Huligren. Janel 50. I53 Ihleield. R bar! I35. I59 Iiams. Chrlsfina 5n I'iI'I IEIZ I53 JacoiuI Dennis Jamiasnn. Jami! I28. I63 JmII. GIIolia 50. 69. Ins. :57 Jasper. BanIamin Jahagnllsben. Ritherd 48I EZI 8HI E Johansen.?r1'scilla 48. 65. 75. Johnson. Dian: 4EI l5I7 Johnson. Karol 50. IEII. I53 Johnson. Kent 76.155 Johnson. Margarei 50. I4? Johnson. Nanq IE. 97. IOE. I50 Johnson. PIIyIIIs 43. 65. 97. ISI Johnson. PrisciIIa 4B. IOII I57 JoIIIIIIIII. 'IIaId Ruben I50 Johnson. IcIIaIIs RII5saII 5I. III, I7I Johnson. IiIIIII 4E. 74. 92. 31. I53 Johnsan. Son'Ia 49. II. 63. 55. MI. 7I. 72. M. lob. l54 Johnson. Suzanne 47. 4s. 65. 15. I46 JohnsanI Ihemas L. ITuckuI-I 45. HI. JOIIIISDII. WaIIer Johnscn. Wayne 50. 57, 6B. 7:. I35. I58 JohnsInIII Kennelh 45. II. 53. 66. 7I. 72. 75. I35. IA? Kali. Ralph Kalomas. John 47. I35. I70 Km. MdHIII 4-7. 52. 97. ea. 99. II: Kell. DonaId 75 Keielsen. Eugene KIawiNlHI Robert 7I. I55 Knudsen. Alicn 49. EII 103. I46 Kmarmall. Daniel I02. lb Krebs. Mallen: 4?. 105. I05. I16 Kron. Arline 4'1. 65. LE. 74. 75. EII NI Ina. I54 KIIIIIII Ronald 47 LaFrenzI Arno Allen 47. l03. m. m Ronald III. Iii. ITO . Edward 1!. 7?. 97 Lauenen Luis 4? Leistein. Norman l9. 4;. 87. III 57. II: Liadlks. JDIIII 49 Lind Anl'Is 55. I64 LEndIaarq. oaII'er 47. 74. II: LIndeIII James LIndIIoIm. Mary 49 LIndquIsI. Kevin 4?. 91 Lindszgom. C. DanIeI 7?. III. B. I Linn. CamI-II. d7. 55. I7. .59. 71. BI. 77. 95. I47 LinnaharyI 71mm. IZE. Izo. l35. I50 Lockwood. Dun 4:. IE Lorenz. Barbara 50 Lundhidd. LucIIIe 4! Lundeen. C JiII 45. 77, I49 Mahaffey. Kenneth I49. III. Marinanq RnherI 7'7 Mason. WIIIIam McEweIn. Larry 49. W. 72. 73. I70 HcNerIw. James 43. J MichIzII Wurmlr Mad 2. DanId I73 MDHIHI Ruberi 4E Mahl. Ridlard Moan. Dwaine El. 74. ITI MuldlrI Janai 7I. M6 Neece. WalIer NeImII. Dean IIIII Nalsan. Jan-Hu 48. oz Naison. Narman 4B Newman. Leland 49. 75. I25. I60 Nickuias. Genie: Mm. AIIIIIII NnIInI Cnml Is. 75. ms Iu7, Isa Nauan. Nancy 50. lol. l53 Nowurs. Arden 43. 77. 7 052.... Rune mandar. Karla 45. 7I. 75. MY Ollman. Philip 4?. I4 OIIIIn. Amid UlsnnI David 46 Olsen. David 55. III OIsnII. Frankiyn 4a. ?7. I75 om... Hslen 5I. lol. :57 OISOII. William 4!. I56 raIII-I. Carole 49. IE Palmer. Marilyn 4!. l53 FalmquIsII Charla : 5:. IDI FaNeI-son. Sandra 5I. I12 Faulscn. Marga ? SI. 65. 63. NH. I45 Paulsun. Nancy 45. 54. I54 Pavel. Joan AI. 53. 55. 7n. 7:. I25. I54 Pearce. Gale Pearson. Jane 5I. I55. $0. I46 Pzika. Asirida M. II19 FRESHMEN Andarson. JaAlIne 56. I58 AIIdIIAIIIIOIII Margarei 56. IUE. IIZ Andaman. Paul 54 AndersonI Virginia I47 AndersonI Jack Andra. Thomas AndrunnI JamII Apple. Frank ArnsladI. Barbara 56. I58 Man Kay 55. Isn' .. Ian... 55. hiker. Audrey Bauquesi. Priscliia 55. I54 BaumbachI Richard neck. Fred III. In. IBB. I55 IncIII Sandra Bliur. Edwafd 56. I35. I6? Voukidou. Halon Wagner. Ann WahlIIeIIn. Mary EIIIIII WaHIIu. Richard 44. I73 Warner. Marilyn Ila. Ina. I53 WaquIal. Parry lMacI 63 Wuhar. Caroi 44. BI. IOI. MI: Wehmer. ArmI'n l35. l7l WenIIIIasI-sinn. James 44. 7a. 77. I41. WerneI. Jun: 73. I28. I54 Wnslan. DanovaII 45 Whisler. KenneIII 44. I62 WIIiIabookI Fred 44. 3'1 WII'IIeIieId. James IN Wibarq. Ca Iv 44. I33. I47 wildermuih. eIer 45 wane... Darthv WiIsnn. Charles 96 Wilson. Nancy 45. 55. III 72. 73. I45 Wimpunny. Linnea '14. 9O WiIIbecker. Lois I55 Wolmer. KenneIII I73 Young. Donald Youngherg. Donald YaunghnrgI Karin 44. I75. I57 P.IIIIIan. Caron'rI 47. I45 Petersun. Charles 4?. 7! Pefumn. David 45. 57. 9s, m Pelusun. Edwin 48, 7I 7mm... Jam 5I. I50 Perarson. John 52. I4l. I7I Peiersan. JudiIII 50. I53 Pinndsle' I Ianice SII ISD Philippus. longer 47. 53. I75 PIIIIIisI Dunaid Pilrsan. Gerald EL 75 PippeII. David SI. 95. Ian Porter. Howard 51. '13 PosI. BarbaIa 1?. 55. ISB PIIIIIIII. Gail su. ll2I I47 Radciiife. Margarei 4?. 83. IDI ms. I . I07. I53 Randail. Edward 49. I68 Reuben; Dalures 49. III. III Rnynclds. Dean 49. u Rhea. David 4?. 74. I52 RinqquiilI NIaI 5:. IM Rolls. Margaret 4?. 77. 78. l53 Rank. WIIIIII-ad 49. 7s. 5 Rusburcuqh, Jam 49. I50 SakuiichI Mmy 47. I Sale. Donaid SallgehurI John 47. u, I23. I73 Sandbag. Carnl 75. I5! Sanda. Ragw 72. I70 Sanders. Dnnald I35. I60 Sandin. LaWIence 47. 47. al. 70. III. IJT. MI Sandlund. Carol 49. I49 SchlejingtlIJay 47. Ian Schnol. Marilyn 4?. ISA Schulenburq. Bealrice 19. 53. 6?. l57 SchIIIIz. Gerald 47. 77. a4. 75 Suhwuanbug... Dala 17. In. I14 57 Sailmann. Paul '19. 96. N9 Sharer. Roger 50. I55 Shara. CIiIIard 54 Spuan Kay 47. al. 95. Hz. I49 SIaankI Richard 49. I54 SIaIk. Charles 4?. 79 Skin. Donald 50. 75. IIIO Stenman. KlnnaIII 50. BI. 94. I68 Siernberq. Nancy 50. I53 sIunu. MarIIIa Slrahon. Dick 4?. 77I ?DI I52 SfrIEIer. Janel EU. 65. IN Swanson. Geraid 50. I70 Swanson. Marika 65. InsI Ins. I5! Tau. Islam 57, lol Thomas. JaiIrI 56. 72. 75 Thomas. Oscar TIImII. Paul Wagner. I15 50 Wahilgnalk. MI 50. 74. 81. VD. Walker. Earl VicIor 96. Ml. I54 WaIIz. David Wanna. John 47. 50. 75. HI WennerbergI Lois BI 74. I50 Wiberg. Curli! ASI IdlI I59 Willems. Leroy Alberi Wilson. DaIIyI an. 89 Wiiiber. Fred III! Wang. SIIIIe Tuck 9?. I75 YaipaIkISI Banadiul 50, IIII. 135. Mb Ymmg. David 50. 78. 79 Zempel. Dale BElIalldi'rI Emlly 54 74. I5! BenIen. DIGIIS 52. 55. I43. I45 Bunsen. JoAIIne I56. I74. II54 Eeman. Kamia 57. I53 Biornih. Kargn 55. 74. lab Bvuiwmidh Dlalllll BodenbunderI A.III.I. Barfleson. Frances 57 anIIar. Judy 56. 77. 153 ' ---z.......v.I.-u.-w '- w...- Bowman. Beverlen SDI 65. 74. J46 Brennan. Donald 54. M4 BrockhouseI lobed 57 Brown. UanIald 57. 77 Hurgeion. Nonna 57. I03, I57 BurweIII him.- I Cailey. IFred CaIII Jerry Canrrail. Wes I69 Carev. Allan 57Il71 CarayI Slunnell 57 Carison. Grace 57I I57I RBI l1. IUAI Carlson. Nancy 57 Carlin : Peier 54 CharliunI Leann 57 ChaIIIuI-II James Ccllinscn. Jami 57I v5. I41. I a Connall. Lucie 57. $5. l4? Coour. Jaanaiie Cramer. Cami 57. Isa DaluII. James MI 70. I64 DanielsIunI Aim Maria 51'. I03. I54 Dixon. RnIrIald 57 DochaInyI Terence 57 DOWBI Deanna 57. 74. 149 IJIJWIIIJahn 55. 71 Dawns. Jim 55. MI 77 DurackI Sandra DIIIaanmv. Nancy Eesley. Gene 57 Ekblaw. inih 54. 7o. 84. I35. I73 Ekdahi. Carolyn 5'7. I54 Ekiund. Karin Ann 95' Eksimm. Barbara 57Iu-1I I55 EngIIIIId Kenna ! 57 Erbsf. Georg: 57I I4I Falk. Sarah 57. 74. 77. 97. I45 FergI.u5cm Juiiann: 51 an FarnlmIzI Denyse 57 Fischlr. ITheDn-a Flaming. PIIIIII'D 70. H4 Fuhrman. Gregg I28. l6? Furd. Hanan 75. 33 F055. Viula 57. 97 FasmICarcI - Fryxell. Redwoad 10. '78, '76 FryxcllI Ronald 2:7. Nancy 57 GiImqur. Anne Gluhksiad. Mary Jo 57. HI I43 I54 . Domiid 57 Griberq Virginia 57'. I53 Guehie. rain 55. I5I Gundy. EIaIIIe 57, Ins GustafsonI Carl 53I 74. I53 GusIIaIgson. Sandra 53. 74I 77. I03 Haaqansen. Caria 5!. l5! Hanks. Juan Hansen. Maurice 5: Hanson. James 54, an. 77 HanIcnI Jana 53. 65. 74 PRE-CLINICALS Adamson. Jean 17: Anderson: iIII ' Y Bunsen. PIarrina I98, I9? BernsiriamI Susan Kay I95 a 75qu I98 Merliyn I78. I99 Corbin. Patricia IYII Eii'ardahi. Margo P75. I99 FluodI LyIIII Ha GarreHI Glaria I95 Eondlny. Jan: 194 GrearI Judiili Ann I93 Guiialson. Ruih Aim I93 HabererI Sandra l'ia, I79 Hancock. Dam B Hein. Eliubeih I99. I99 Herd. Margarei I96 Hlnriciuln. Carolyn IN. IN Henri. Ruby I78. I99 IsacsanI Eileen Iva Jasmin. Km I95. l'79 Johnson. Joann: I99 JohnsonI Marla : I73. l9? Miliar. Camiyn MonnI'IEr. Phyiiis Jzan HE Morrisori. Peggy Ann I74 NaIIanI Eiberia IsaI I79 Pegal. Mary Lou In. In PaulsenI Charlene l9llI l4? PIundsIaIn. Marilyn l'il. 15-5 Reed. aeIIy I93 RichierI Elizaheih I9BI I97 Robe Jane! I93. I77 Rock. Maxine I98 RaenIleIdi. Carole WEI W9 ScranianI Sheri: I98 Scdwick. ElaIne I78. I47I ShanksI IDuand l75 Smith Wanda I'iB SmqunI AIIIIEHII I98 Siebbins. Kafhieen SiaimiII-I Renalie I9? Tnmcxyk. Corrlnt I95 Wehkian Pairicia AIIII I33. I77 , .- ' , Hanson. Jail HargraveI Sally 54. 55 Hanman. Mama 54 HaI-Iz. Elaine 55 75 HaywardI Judiili 53, 6!. ISO Hawn. Gerald III. I3l Ibl HIdluiId. Juriann SIJ. 9T. IOS. ISB Hainln Lucius 54,14 HIIIIIIIier. Jinica 53. Ina. Isa Hermann. Dolcrls 53. 71' Hill. David 51. 53. I42. I52 HoimI Bernard HolmbergI Mark 53. 7? Holmex. Mary Ruth 53I 55. 67. I 2. I47 HoImes. Mary E. 53. 73 Holmgren. Dixon 54 IrViI'II Michael I28. ll: Jackson. Shaila JamisanI Jan I3l. I35 Jenkins. Fa'ricid 53. 55, I57 JIMMI Juan Johannn. Jerry 54. I57 JDIIBIISIII. Nancy 53. I77. I57 Jehnson. Nan R. Jnhnsun. Arielle 55 Jahnsnn. Bernard SGI I4II I53 Johnson. Duine 54 Johnson. Carl 56. lbn Carol E. 56. I4? David E. 55. 7a. 7a. 97 Johnson. David H. 54. I35 JohnmnI Lorraine 54. 74. IS! JohnsonI Lynne 56, I57 JohnsonI Philip 54. 74. I15. I47 Jaimmn. Raymund Johnson. Ronald S. 555. II3. I63 Johnson. Talent: 54. 71. I36. I63 JohnsanI Yvonna 56. 57' Jonasson. Greta 56, 55. I57 JonesI Judiih 55. i5! JorgrnilnI Carul Jourdan. Cari Kaslman. Krisiine 55. I47 Kaufman . Jusepilina Kuarns. Michael 55I E? 52. 74. i IoIImIII Johnson. King. Paul 52 56. i4II I5: Kinkada. Michaei 55. in 'CImIeI 51. ill I26. lb7 II m. I2! I37 IciumagII Kay; 55. 55 Klarkowski. Thames 54. I50 Knumrom. Kendall 54. Isl Koppnnhonhr. Frnd 55. 79. 84. I15 Kaskimak'II Joyce 56. 55I I57 Koslal. Kay 55.37.717.74. I57 Kraft Dennis 54 KundIel. Ruth Landes. Jenn Landslrem. Paul 55 LinaI Haward 77 Lange. Herman Laisun. Joanne 54. 14. Isa Lanun. Juili'l 54. I7I Lulherman. Wiiliam Lzonardsun. Jag: 54I 17. I73 Lusran. Kenne'h Ill. IZB. I33. I55 LindbergI Lois 54I 75 Linder. cm 54. 77. 54. I73 9. Jim 55I Ill. I25. I55 Loom. Karen 77. 90. ISE Jerry 54. i3UI I67 5.in JIU 54. b5. 97. lol. I43. 157 Magnusson. Liiiian 54 Malndl. c'nIIun 54.55. 77. I55 Milm. iIJaanna 55. I53 Manila . Rolland MalvinscIII. Sonia 54I I57 MaurinsorIII Irucu 55I IGO McClure. Nancy 54. I74I I54 McGinnis. Donna McKinl-y Donald Mai: Ra all ' Bully 55 Caraiyn Mi IJaneI MuanII Paul 55 I2! Munson. Carolyn 55. $5 NebergLIII Joyn Neilans. PIairlcia 53. 55. Nalson. Carole 52 Nelson: David 55. I63 NelsEnJI Elnanor 55. 55. 7'4. 97. Nelson. Rnaemiu 55. 65. 7?. I58 NelsonI Sonia Nismann. Herbert 55I INI I60 Nordberg. Norma 55. 74. II53 desiron'II. Anders 55. I154 Navcinu. Richard 54. 74. I?! Nyherg. Roqar 54 NysiramI Donald 55. I67 Obarheck. Judy 55. M. B. 74. I54 Ohl Merlill 54 Oiandar. Manila 55. l53 OlivarI Janice 55. I03. I57 Olson. Aiian R. 7IlI I54 Osborn. Dunald 55I I28 DHoI Jane IIe'IIiiIZII RaInaId 54. Li. 74. 76. PaimquIixi. noberi 54 l4 Parson. DMid 55. I60 raquI. Elaine 52'. I53 Pearson. JudiHI 53. 77. I49 PaIIy.Carol l54 PmyI sanI-n I25. IIII PeiusunI David W. Pmerson Kmneih I63 Peiers Lanna 53. I57. I53 Penman. RusseII 53. ?EI I13 Pemson. Wayne PI 95. INina 53. I51 PDIHInhaI-gQI-I John 53I31I93. PuIIeII Glnlviev: 54. 75 l57I Price. 'smn RadikI Heidi 52. im Randoiph. Jan 53. lb! RedelsheimerI Narman 53. I67 Realm. Judy 54. 74. Til. I54 RehmsI Dunald 53. 54 Renbelg. Jane? 53. W. iI2 Renn. Janus 75I I55 Rice. Wiiiiam 55 NURSES SECTION INTERMEDIATES I97. I77 Andrus. CharyI Belgsl rum. Gail Bnhman. Lozniia Cain. Florence I77 I77 l9? couIIIII-man, JudIIII Daveranas. Anna DaVom. Jane! DudlevI Deanna EIIer. Darlene EaluisI IW I77 I77 Juan I97 Hendricks, Pairicia Harwoad. Anne Johnwn. Nancy Larson. Dlalill I97 I97 177. IV? I97 Leunardson. Sonia Murk. naming hm. Ann Roehik. Rloin Robinson. Eileen I37 SchailaI Jlan I97 W7. i99 I97 SDIhmenllI Carola I97. I97 I97 I97 I97 I79 Roberfs. Gary Roland Jeanne Roseman. Cyniilia 53. 53. 79. 77 Russ, UaIIIid RnafIfI JnIm 53. I60 Ryd. ILais 53II51 Saiiirch PhiiIIp 51 55mm. Jami 54.14 SanumlsoriI Alice 53. I47 SclllunnlI David Ill! Schmuda'rI Jnt-phille 55. 3'7. VI. W Schuiz. JaImes 55 Schumann John 5:55 . lobar. 547 75. I47. I57 Sacha. Wiiiiam SevaIsI Georg: 55 m Shannan. Carol 55I Shnsl-yI Donald B4. 74 Simunson. Nanc 55I IN S' olnnd. ilicliar 5 inner. Lynn 55I 7S SnyderI Nancy SoderbIergI SIIary 55I I34. I67 593575.79. James 55 75' SpeeI-I Carnle 55 Spins, Marian Subzns. Donald 55I SiuwaI-OII Mary 5 Siane. Linnea 55. I46 SIAneIIing. lung 55 Siraiian. Gerald SInedaiIn. Suunne 55. IS! Slmmbeck. Sharon is. lob. I53 Sundquisi. James Ina Sundquisi. Joyce 54I 55 SwaiInSeI Carolyn 54. 65. I05I I25. I55 Swansan. Dnnald 55 Swanson. Luray 55I 55 Swansnn. Marioril 55 Swanson. Rob-m 55. I45 SwediundI Jnyce 52. 75. 745 Thomas. Errol humus. Richard 52. 84 Thompmn. Nanzy Thummei. Jane 52. I45 1ieIzI PIIIII 52 Valsoanc. JoAnn 75. Vangrm JudiIII 52. 74'. I75. I32. Vemma'IIeI Nam Wagnnr. Marika WainiuI Anna 52. I77. I03. I58 Wenneiiialm. Ingrid EZI 74 Wardm. Nam Werner. Maiqarei 52. I57 Wick. Judiih 51. 74. 97. IS? William; Barbara 52 Willy. JDiln WiHeI Beverly 52. '74. I94 WiffensimmI Enigma 52. 75. ll? WuEkz. Aniia 57. I54 Yuung. Allen 52 YaungI Jam! 52 Yannqberg. Pauli .55. I57 YoungmanI Marilyn 51. 97. I03. I54 ZIiIos. Myrna 52, I SENIORS Ailling. Sharon I94 Banien. EdiIh m ' Benson. Jo Deli I95 IndpnhendprI Katherine IVS thman. Carol I74 Iohv. P.Iairicia P74 Braniing. Phyllis W4 ByranI Muy- I35 Coglln. Maigaref I75 DuwnerI Nanny I45 Edwards. June I74 Feldmin. Jamel I94 Fisher. LIwIJalIlI IINI I39 sriiio'II. Mary Hahn JImm I95II Huschm. Barbara I75 HillciuisII Sonia HS Indy. JudIHI I35 Janus. Marianne I74 JolimnIrII Ingrid I94 KIeInauI Jo Ann I74 LanlI Alina I34. I74 Laskr. Gail IVS Linu. IRchrM l?! Near. Marilyn I45 OberqI Doris I55 PainierI Jur- IVE PainierI Juan I96 ?uiliy. Pairicia Iii Ruilan. Aida Lee I35 sump. Marilyn IVII StewardI Sabra IVA Swanson. Sigrid IYL Thummnl. Nancy m Walis. MIarilyn WilhaIlmI Jeanna WIS Woodard. Luan I35 You . . . An Augustana Trademark The Bell Tower and Dome of Old Main, are symbols that identify AUGUSTANA to the outside world. As a trademark of distinction in, the field of Christian higher education, it now lives as a part of your most valued credentials. Its value as a credential is built on. AUCUSTANAX most prized achievement: the record of its graduates in all professions and occupations. You, the members of the Class of 1957, have earned the right to reach for a broader dimension in living by the preparation you have just completed. T he faculty, stag and alumni of your Alma Mater congratulate you on. this achievement. Your campus life will carry a distinct hallmark among lifeiv riches: and most laszing experiences. AUGUSTANA will stand out as your trademark in higher education, dedicated to a Christian sense of vocation, enriched by faith and integrity. MWM. ROCK ISLAND. ILLINBIS Safisfach'on Always TRI-CITIES LEADING ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR L 8: W Electric Co. Phone Rock Island 8-2619 223 18th Street ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS jewelery of Distinction Diamonds and Watches Silverware 7 China - Crystal ephsonk SINCE IBBI hwmvm rarwAMw-snwrm-m- -WW' .a. COMPLIMENTS OF EQUATOR COAL CO. Inc. ROCK ISLAND. ILLINOIS He Serves Mosf Who Serves Best PHONES 3-4417 - 6-4418 114 - 1311: STREET Homogenized 11VD Milk Dair-Rich Choc. Drink wolCE rm fAMuYS 2268 Twenty-fourth Street Ice Cream ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS Cottage Cheese SINCE 1895 Royal Neighbors of America has provided a dual service of fredernalism and life insurance for men, women, and children Insurance in Force $433.000,000 Total Assets $180,000,000 Membership 557.529 ROYAL NEIGHBORS oi AMERICA SUPREME OFFICE ' ROCK ISLAND. ILLINOIS 217 IN THE FUTURE OF OUR YOUTH lies the Future of Our Nation FARMALL WORKS 505-4151' STREET ROCK ISLAND. ILLINOIS Wag Farmall 350 and 450 Form and Utility Tractors h International Harvester Company F l gm;ggiwgigawig HUGUSTANA BOOK CONCERN go our best wishes for a bright future. r e m M d m A r u 0 Y d n G u 0 V. O T Looking for the Latest --and the Best Read THE ARGUS for Complete Coverage of International, National and local news! Favorite Colunmists! Sports News! The whole family enjoys THE ARGUS Zm-a'm' 02m: W fine men': wear Dan Collins MANAGER Second Avenue cti 18th Street Rock Island A1 KIIS GAY NINETIES o u v .0. - AL KLASS, MGR. THE PLACE TO EAT On Me Riverironf Where Fastidious Epicureans Congregato PHONE 6-2241 lst Ave. at 18th St. Rock Island FOR YOUR BANKING NEEDS ROCK ISLAND BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Members of FDIC FIRST NATIONAL BANK 01- ROCK ISLAND 221 ESTABLISHED 1868 H. H. CLEAVELAND AGENCY INSURANCE Telephone R. 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PHIL ROSENE STORES Photography Movies Film Rental Sporting Goods Sportswear 415 H 15th St. 818 - 15th Ave. Moline 2-7571 East Moline 3-2431 ROCK ISLAND PRESCRIPTION SHOP R. I. STOCK, R. Ph. 210 EIGHTEENTH ST. DIAL R. L 6-5743 ROCK ISLAND. ILL. BUSINESS SYSTEMS COMPAN Y Everything for the Office TYPWRITERS-ADDING MACHINES OFFICE EQUIPMENT and SUPPLIES DUPLICATORS and SUPPLIES CHAS. A. KINNEY. OWNER 217 EIGHTEENTH STREET PHONE RI. 6-3309 and 6-3300 ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS Our congratulations to the class of 1958 HOLLAND IE'WELERS 1602 Fifth Avenue Molina. Illincis . is offered in the fwld of casually A c H A L L E N G E A N D insurance, right here in Rock Island, by A N o P P o R T U N I TY the Bituminous Casualty Corporation. If you have executive ambition, Bituminous offers you Oll-lhc-jub training, opportunity for additional study, full consideration of your aptitudes and interests, exceptional working conditions and benefita Openings in sales, accounting, slalistics, Z safely engineering, undcrwriling, claims. We welcome an opportunity to talk with you. BITUMINOUS CASUALTY CORPORATION nITuuiRoUS FIRE AND MARINE INSllRANCE couPANY ROCKISLANDJLLINOIS Specialist: in WorkmeWs Compensation and Liability Lines 225 lallahes R o c K 5 l A N D ROCK ISLANDS FINEST DEPARTMENT STORE SWAN AND BAHNSENiS DRUG STORE Across from the Fort Armstrong Hotel 3rd Avenue at 19th Street Phone Rock Island 8-1022 CHOOSE A CAREER WITH A FUTURE... Here in he Quad Cities! There are growing opponunities for you in the expanding Quad City communitiesHso why not consider them? In this prosperous heart 01 the midwest. you'll find reliable employers with business keeping pace with urea development and growth. 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Illinois Phone 8-8214 COMPLIMENTS OF NU-WAY CORP. 2416 - Fourth Avenue Rock Island HEDBERG Office Equipment Company Compfale Om:- Oumunrs MIC-I-ZZC'W ml'I-F'U'ICW Y a E Filing Syl urn: Cmmor Cha'Iu- I L P Standard loan 1:?! .. D a1 2- 7585 '11:. 5w- FITZGIBBON INC. MEN S WEAR Tux Rentals Always First With A New Idea If: Men's Wear PHONE 4-2213 MOLINE 1616 FIFTH AVENUE WHEELOCK'S DRUG STORE on the hill 1517 - 1-5111 ST. MOLINE, ILL. PRESCRIPTIONS 6r FOUNTAIN SERVICE DICK AND HOWARD WHEELOCK EAT ENIOY SUNKIST BREAD ENRICHED BREAD QUALITY FOR LESS 2011 41h AVE. ROCK ISLAND 229 Franck First in Furniture in the Quad Cities Phone 5-7739 1600-1504 Second Avenue WHEELAN FUNERAL HOME Phone 5-5421 13th Street at 5th Avenue ROCK ISLA ND. ILLINOIS 2600 North Shore Drive ' Route 150 Airport Bridge Dial 44813 MONDAY - SATURDAY 5 - l: SUNDAY 12 NOON - 12 Molina. Illinois PROTECT YOUR FUTURE WITH WESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Founded 1399 PRESIDENT SECRETARYVTREASURBR o. R. CHEISTOFFERSON HOME OFFICE - MOLINE - LLLINOIS A. N. ELLSROM 3030 SEVENTH AVENUE 20 Modern Bowling A11 3Y5 ROCK ISLAND. ILLINOIS ANDY V055. PROP. PHONE 5-3241 1509 Third Avenue Rock Island, Illinois I curry 5 OPAL v5: FRED MUNSON. OWNERS 230 Homes For The Future Compliments of Dia14-2493 MOLINE IRON WORKS 1530, 5th Ave., Molina Room 225 Molina. Illinois Dcvenporl Ollice Call Davenport 2-2667 316 BRADY ST. DAVENPORT MEL FOSTER CO.. INC. vr;;j:-4A4u-.uuwar- THE NEW SIP N' BITE IUST ACROSS FROM THE R. L TRAIN DEPOT Restaurant and Fountain Service We cute: in AUGIE sludenls 3034 51h Ave. PHONE 5-9357 Rock Island FRED PIEHL INC. AUTHORIZED MERCURY DEALER 526 - ZUlh STREET ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS RJ. 8-6383 INSTITUTIONAL FOODS INSTITUTIONAL PRODUCTS AND PACKS FOE HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, SCHOOLS AND HOSPITALS 618 - W. 4th DAVENPORT. IOWA DIAL 23871 PAINTS WALLPAPER ART MATERIALS DEVOE PAINT STORE I406 -FIFTH AVE. MOIJNE. ILL. PIZZA and SPAGHETTI HOUSE Chicken in Basket Steaks Ravioli Lasagna CORNER OF 20TH ST. AND 4TH AVE. ROCK ISLAND Oldest Electrical Company in Quad City Area ELECTRIC CBNSTRUGTWN 00MPANY Eslablished 1902 Electricad Engineers WIRING R FIXTURES APPLIANCES . Office Phone 6-4431 1523 4111 Ave. .1. Rock Island. 111. Wm. l. McNecthn Owner - . THOMS - PROESTLER COMPANY Chnstensen Shell Serv1ce Bordens Cheese 5'30 33th Slreei 5 2915-5111 Ave. Rock Island. 111. Good Luck Margarine Kaukauna Cheese Complete Lubrication Smuckers Telly c5: Preserves Car Washing Mrs. Clarks Salad Dressings Tire and Batteries MG BGGDSCh Herring Peter Piper Pickles Phone 6-9336 414 - HE- HARRISON STREET DAVENPORT. IOWA HOTEL BLACKHAWK Smorgasbord Every Sunday 12 to 8 P. M. 309 Perry Dial 3-2711 Davenport. Iowa For almost HaH a Century HAYMAKERS THE QUAD-CI'I'IES' FINEST STORE CLEANERS See our Student Representaiives on Campus Rock Island Mjlcm Moline 5-2534 7-1214 2-6472 for Men, Women and Boys Specialists for over 50 years uBeautifully Cleaned Second at Main Davenpcri faultlessly pressed MALCOLM IEWELERS WATCHES Ctnd DIAMONDS 1.507 5111 Avenue Moline SELLING FINE WATCHES AND DIAMONDS FOR OVER 1X3 OF A CENTURY SCHOCKER PAPER COMPANY WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS OF WRAPPING PAPER, BAGS AND CORDAGE P. 07 BOX 516 PHONES, n. 1. 5.54m AND 6-5502 ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS 1915-1920 Fmsr AVENUE THE NOVELTY SHACK GIFT SHOP WE GIFT WRAP YOUR SELECTION FREE OF CHARGE PHONE 1211 30111 St. E. I. 5-7417 OPEN EVENINGS ROCK ISLAND. ILL. I The Name Insures Quality Work CARLSON BROS. LAUNDRY INC. Complete Bachelor Laundry Service and Dry Cleaning 1136 - 4th Avenue Molina 4-9822 232 We Sell the Best - Repair the Best 410 - 15th ST. MOLINE. ILL. Petrehn Sewing 5 1 C. PRODUCTS my 0 CORPORATION 410 - 151h ST.. MOLINE Your door to door Department Store OPEN DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY COURTESY QUALITY RITZ CAFE PLATE LUNCHES I STEAK DINNERS CARRY OUT ORDERS 3810 l4ih AVE. ROCK ISLAND Compliments of THE TOASTY SHOP POPULAR BRANDS AT PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD TUX RENTALS IN STOCK The Preferred Men's Store 219 - 18th STREET ROCK ISLAND. ELIINOIS LARRY'S STANDARD SERVICE Your Car Clinic COMPLETE ACCESSORIES GAS OIL TOWING Comer 15th Ave- 38H: St. Rock Island. 111. Dial 5-2041 COLMAN FLORISTS FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS WE GROW OUR OWN FLOWERS 2754 - 12th St. ROCK iSLAND 3-4433 V ' - . ..:Ji .--: ' - .7 ESTABLISHED 1900 MOLINE HEATING 5: CONSTRUCTION CO. INCORPORATED PLUMBING. HEATING AND VENTILATING CONTRACTORS Automatic Sprinkler Systems D Air Conditioning Units 0 Oil and Gas Burners 0 Boilers 320 SIXTEENTH STREET MOLINE. ILL. PHONE 2-555? 233 I i 5; 2a Augustana and Rock Island . . . PROGRESS . . ., PLUMBING HEATING VENTILATING POWER PIPING h ElVIH MCKA DLvMBEn: .mmum TELEPHONE R. I. 87.3476 511 17m smu'r ROCK ISLANO. ILLINO S ENGINEERING SPRINKLER EQUIPMENT WATER MAINS MUNICIPAL SEWERS Dimock.Goulcl 3C4; lit, LUMBER O MILLWOHK I PLYWOOD Est. 1852 ROCK ISLAND MOLINE EAST MOLIN'E BETTENDORF O f A m e ri c a Life Insurance Since 1883 Home Office $835,000,000 1504 Third Avenue $200,000,000 Paid in Benefits an our 75111 Yeud In Assets xmpagpup-mru . mmmm-Ioo air 8 Eli 1 AAA ... . IN YEARS PAST . . . AND Ihlhu... .h I . unun- Touch reverenHy +huse yellowed pages son. They iell fhe siory of a Nafion. They hell 9f ifs road arenlage . . . olPHIe brave and Eupeiul ones who gave H birth, and nursed H +hrough H: I druggling infancy. They fall +he Rory of H5 youH'I . . . how. guided by H11: one sfrong hear! and +he resoln+e in purpose ii grew, sinew by sinew. unfil foday ii sfands +aH and slafe1y among ifs neighbors. IN THE They iell. +003. how wiihin if: gianf frame of wood and sham and sfeel, fhere beefs a ulse powered by We hearts OFH'S people . . . and 'H'Iere lives a spirH inspired by +he promise of H: children. And ihuse nex+ few pages. son . . , +hose pages which as yet are blank . . . why. they're for you in wri+e. For ihe sfory 0; a Nafinn is a confinued one . . . and how ifs glory lasts and grows depends upon ihe aufhors sfill +0 come . . . fhe fuiure cifizens of America. 1872-1957 . . . Petersen's 854: Year -0Iu MIMI 'N, u I. 'h - F-r ;.12..-.'.-.:.L..n-:v.. . ;..v ,.. . CLIFFS cggEn FOODS There is a difference 3828 - 14 AVENUE ROCK ISLAND, ILL Courtesy of ESTERDAHFS MORTUARY MOLINE I. B. OAKLEAF EARLE A. TARBOX I, L. OAKLEAF OAKLEAF TARBOX AGENCY, INC. General Insurance First National Bank Building Founded 1886 Phone Moline 4-3563 Moline, Illinois , 4t REYNOLD ENGINEERING CO. ENGINEERS 6r MANUFACTURERS DESIGNERS AND BUILDERS OF TOOLS. DIES. IIGS, FIXTURES AND SPECIAL MACHINERY. ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS ? THIRD FLOOR SPORTS WEAR M. L. PARKER CO Davenport ,a-- w rnwdgw - M... wmA.-..I.h.;:-Vm;w..m;;.m..1-L, w. .QWWu-l- 0 HF- Wkaga Jnum... :r . ..-- .H,...ISSAI-,... rm... - x9 0 You Can Buy H In Rock Island THE RETAIL BUREAU 01- THE ROCK ISLAND CHAMBER OF COMNIERCE Ex'rends Hs Hear+ies+ Congrafulafions To +he Class of 1957 for COMPLETE coverage of a; AUGUSTANA EVENT '25:: MOLINE DAILY DISPATCH ONLY DAILY NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED IN MOLIN'E. EAST MOLINE AND SILVIS ' Established as E t b1' 1 d WEEKLY; t868 OVER 95.000 READERS DAILY Ssulrsflsfg 23? 1M!!! 2taint?01153121051321?!Ali??? iii-DL-E'V'FT L 14D ISTORIANS have a way of wrapping the past in a sparkling coat of glow that often casts a dullness on the present. Time, like distance, lends enchantment and the heroes 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 embraced header vistas of opportunity for greatness and fame. But when we pause to give it thought, we know this isn't true. - :1?qu M There Will Always Be a Frontier! We realize that frontiers aren't limited to wilderness and. prairie and that the garb of the pioneer ish't limited to buckskin and calico. We realize that in a hundred different 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 fields offer opportunities just as challenging and just as rewardmg as any wilderness 01: 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 horn of courage, the youth of today faces the horizon of the future-prepared to carve a place in it, determined to find a way, or make one! .JOHN DEERE -wnznauu cnous anow. mus a snowman uzmuu run Jenn nuns um. :nuIPMeMT' This urchilecfs sketch is arm conception of how the Augushma Stu- dcnl, Union Building will look when it is erected in the near future. IN RESOLVING to construct a new Student Union Building, AUGUSTANA COLLEGE again declares a faith in the future a faith in its own con- tinued growth and success as a flrst-rate institution of higher learning, a faith in its student body to make good use of new facilities, and a faith in its alumni, students, and other friends to provide the funds to build it. When AUGUSTANA celebrates its 100th anniversary in another three years, Wagners will have been in the printing business 81 years. Through these years we at Wagners have watched closely !he solid growlh of AUGUSTANA. We have rejoiced in the way AUGUSTANA has persevered through the Wean years? prospered during the good ones, and climbed steadily to become a leader among our natiorfs best liberal arts institutions. We salute AUGUSTANA-ils administration, faculty, students, and many faithful friends - and wish for it even better years ahead! T0 AUCUSTANASS 1957 graduates we exlend our congratulations and best wishes for successful liIe-long Careers! Jners-Pnlunns DAVENPORT. IOWA Compliments of A FRIEND Our Congratulations to Augusiancr and The Class of 57 TUNNICLIFF -- MacDONALD Engineering and Construction Company Davenport. Iowa 3249 Miller Street N...- W' ' ,' V m THANK YOU A yearbook does no+ simpw sfep info exisfence. Rafher. if is the result o1C day by day cooperafive efforts of a greaf many people. My sincere fhanks +0: Mr. WiHard Anderson and Mr. Ciaeron Pefersonl representa- fives of Wagner: PrInfers who prinfed the book and con+rac+ed 'For binding done a'r Augusfana Book Concern. and for covers made by Durand Manufadurfng Co. Mr. Len Brown of Len Brown S'rudiot MoHne. Mr. James Galley. Rockei'yil adviser. Mr. H. Rex Wilsom chairman of H19 Board of PublicaHons. Mr. Harold Kambak. dIredor of Public Rela'rions. Miss Alice Barfhoiomew. diredor of Hue News Bureau. Miss HenrieHe C. K. Naesefh, for her counsel. The Public Rela+ions Office and +he Rock Hand Argus for severed picfures +hroughou+ Hue book. Mr. John Reed. hr choir Jrour pTchures. Miss Ann Aronson. I956 edifor. f0 my wonderful siaf'F: John M.. for moral support Ron. for convincing Quad-CIHans +ha+ a yearbook is a good adverHsing medium Kim. Davei and Bud. for flashbulbs. nega'rlves. firms. and pafience. Dianne and Bea, JFor fanfasfic Iayou+ producfion a+ rush +imes. Sonia. hr copy air mailed hem Sou'rh Bend during Chrisfmas vacah'om and her crew lArline. Peggy. and Nancyj. Berfi. Carolyn. and fhe fwo BeHys. for fyping and rewi'yping endless Iisfs of idenfs and indexes. Lucia and Ka'rhyk for hacking down seniors abou'r picfures and acfivi'ries. Marcia and Dick! for feef and Mondrians. Diane and Gloria. for scheduling innumerable pic+ures and for Jraking as many idenfs. Wayne, for consfanf good humor and advenfurous sporfs dhflsion ideas. Bobbi and her ass?s+an+, Sonia Leonardson. for complefely covering Lufheran nurses' acfivih'es. NiJra. for Jthe new porfraif royalfy section. and +0 everyone. who helped in any way. The EdHor We've worshipped in H19 Sem chapei; we've decora+ed for banque+5; we've laughed af Sfu-U shows; we've cheered for Viking wins; we've philosophized in Lincoln Park; we've been inspired by new-Found know!edge: we've gazed af Old Ma'rn's lighted dome: we've made new friends: we've sfrengfhened ofd friendships We've walked Hvough anofher year. 7 , W ,, m-v-xzw- 11:. .. .W van- .- -w ' V -- ' nggn-a, .h- ., - ., v.- . . ,W - n...- - . ,. .4- 2, 4., a MA...- .- 4.