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

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TRAYS AND THRHLS cnmbinr-d make up xiugizsmmfs favorite winter spar! - lray-xfiriiug in Liucnln pang. LEAD TO W NTER . . . 'l'ho mick, powdery snow that moans winter 10 Au- guslann dilirft arrive until January this your. But the soilsouk mnnd was still DFORNIIJ beginning with the WA Thanksgiving: xm'vivu in. November and cxtt'miing' ilircmgh illv slushy days of Hit: Filbl'mlry Thist. Tim Vln-ixtmm veusuu 011 rumpus was llighlig'ilicd by the Orziluricfs presentation of HThe DIOSSillllH, a candle- dGl'kNi Lucia, and by a chuhhy Tomtcgubbcn who pre- sented Dr. Bergenduff with a copy of HWhat; Eve V thri-h Member Should Know.H Sorority and frater- uiiy Christmas particis, caroling, corridor gift. cx- chungos, guardian angels, and services in the Seminary chapel rounded out one of Augustanak busiest wvcks. The. woathur finally cooperated :15 sncmld 50111051 1- inegml, providing Augie winter sports enthusiasts with two fifteen inr-h salowfuils. Trersliding, skating, and Tmmping through 21 slmigh f-I'ainsi'onucd by winter while- nvss wore the most frequent snnwtilne activities. Furmnls in finals, :L pledge stunt night, and FSTUN dances furnished suviall div r'siml through the cold wear that months, and when fifteen below zero temperature readings finally gave way to more balmy weather, Aug- usfmm students put away knee socks, handlmit sweaters, and raccoon coats for another year. SWEDISH A .V G 1': Sifflizn- bell: Ifergmrrtun, 19.17 sum Lm-iu, .xfn'nrh with her mum: ,erc-y lulmmu, Arm Marin Umu'clwn. Kurht Himmler, jun CHn'AIm, l'mn'r! Yuungfmrg. um! hnzfr' Mrr-mlrtiu.

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uBETTER TAKE 'Ihll ' SllElllh'tta Burl: mid frirnrf r1 haw in rim rwrfd' they n-W cow get e'w'j'IIJJ'Iw 1'1: us Ilu-y IUM Mud rvfnln'. purl; um! mr- pm-J: in pnwumtion fur rfmir Ilmr. Augustana students entered the last, phase of the school year with enthusiastie plans for the future. FSTUN, one of the biggest. projects of the year was sue tressfully completed with 21 total of over four thousand I'lollars. Ashthe new Studvnh Union. building 109111951 more ttSTUDY AT AUGIE'2An. ambitious mm a reahty, groundbrenlmtg fur the audltormm of the Augiefte jilustmtes Hm fgrpilinr 0b, Fine Arts Building was :1 definite Spring sign of preg- mu Chdie. as '4 ? PFWI'F'WW Wet row on campus pares jar muI-lerms m the izbmry stacks. fast upon one another, the choir had hardly returned from a successful tolu- when constmctiou began on fam- tusLie Imull, for ::I' ta 1' Fairt'. And candidates for spring sports 11' '0 prur mug nut on Erieson Field while the ground 11 : till damp from melted snow. Girls and guys in Khaki ruincoats ate icae weam cones in l'rum, uf XV, B.7 and us the weather became increaw ingly warnmr, wouid-be students left the cool darkness of the lilu-a ' to study on the hill beside Old Main. Another sure sign of Spring: was the impromptu visits 10 the womenk dorms by sel'enuding fraternities. Infm'nmls and pieuiL 0011 gave way to formals and farewell parties as the Class of 1958 3' id its good-byes In Full, Winlvr, and Spring good times at Augie. Because Spring, Easter, and Friendship Fair came 1 1 t WICS'I' POINT FIRSTS Norm Le!- um'n um! NIH Hublmn' campclu again h'u'x' ymr jar Hm Wes! Pain: Teamm- mwm first Mum: Irnpfly which tluay hm- rffwfay Iu CUIJ'CI'i Hulmmb rm :1 President ngirnn'afj .