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

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KNUT ERIC ERXCKSON, D.D. Vice-President and Complrolfer E E. RYDEN, DD. Prelident of Board of Director: Board of Director; 0. V. Andaman, D.D., W111. A. V. Amman, G. Rag! Barcm, Comm! Bergendoif, PhD, Richard3 W. Engxtrom, B..D,, Mm Arn'Jur Enqwin, K1221: E. Erickmaz, D.D., Herbert Hawtte, EL Dear: Iobman, B.D., Clarence J. Kiingebzel, LeRoy Liljedabl, Raynold J, Lingwaii, B.D., Malcolm Lmni, M4192??? H. Ltmdamzl RD.J Amid L1H:- dell, Earl H. Link, ED, Job-n S. Milton, M.D., Herman G. Nelmrz, I, L. Milton Neljon, B,D., John A. N34527:. Paul Randolph, 8D,, E. E. Ryderz, 13,11, Mn. Rwymond Summon, W. A. Till5erg, D.D THREE DEPARTING DEANS 1': a 1m .ting: at Aragmmna, km Hams! S. B, Johnson, JEDw Dem? 0f Mm: 4nd Auocme Profexmr of Grazia; Betsey Brorlabl, A.M., Dean of Women amt Anixmn: Profeimr of Hirtary; am! George B. Arbaagb, P1911, Dem of tire milege and! Prof ferwr 0f Pbilomplyy, .rlaow that it': fzosribie art! times.

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Soundy 0f Springtime ARE THERE MANY HUMAN EMOTIONS that do not Find their place on the scale of experiences between that any tumn day in September when the Freshmen gather in chapel and the day in June when the Seniors march across the auditorium platform to receive their diplomas? What are the sounds one hears 0n the campus through these eventful. years? Tl12r615 the sound of students greeting each other as they return from a summar's vacationea note of happy ter union. The sounds of elationwr of suppressed disappoint- mentewhen the grades are out. The sound of delight at the post-box at a welcome lettEr. The sound of congratui lation;on a campus achievement, on a scholarship, on a ring! Then the sound wherein the individual becomes a part of a greater whole. The cheering crowd at the football game. PRESIDENT OF THE COLLEGE, Dr. Caurrm' Bargaining, PhD, agent 1255 mfice dam to .99- gin reniing admiummtiau problem: of :1 new re'ru'. The shriek of triumph at a winning basket. The song in which one is a part of choir, at Chapel congregation, or a Handel oratorio. College is a symphony, where each has a part. Here and there is a solo part. More often it is the work of the sec- tion that counts-zt member of the class, the club, the group. Occasionally the whole brings all the parts to gether, and the individual thrills to the melody of the whole campus community. And when the Final note is sounded at Commencement, the echo lives on. You will find it far in the remote future. Whenever you hear it, it will awaken within you the sounds of lifels springtime at Augustana.

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ERNEST ESPELIE, MLS. Heart Librarian HERBERT GLYNN, AVM. Director of Field SeruicEJ HARLEY ROHM, AM. Direcmr of Admiuiorz: and the Evening School LUCILB FRYXELL, AB. GERHARDT CARLSEN- Director of Record: mm! Stiperiruenden: of Bmlding: Regijtmtian and Groltlm'J GLEN BROLANDER, AM. Aniltmrl In the Comptroller