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

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Len, students walking between Old Main and the College Center Beiow. Ascension Chapel and its high copper spine The Quad on an early fall day, with the trees just beglnning to change colors Left. Old Main is seen rising Campus Overview 5

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The layout of the Augus- tana campus has changed greatly in the last thirty years. Centennial Hall, Wes- terlin and the College Cen- ter have come into use. among, other buildings. East Hall, the old gym and the amphitheater have been torn down. Other buildings have changed, like the Biology Building, which used to be the stu- dent union, and Wallberg, 4 Campus Overview which has a new fourth noon Augustana's campus is continually changing, and that will continue in future years, with the addition of the new library and a new location for the drama cle- partment. What other changes will occur no one can predict, but the winds of change will continue to blow across campus. A The bulldozer which marked one of the first signs 0f the new library Above, an aerial view of Carlsson, Carver. and the tennis courts Right, the venerable Denkmann Memorial Library

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Winter's full wrath struck Augie several times. Cars couldn't escape theif snowy strait jackets. Forced to walk, students bundled up to battle icy paths and stairs - often unsuccessfully. Winter brought fun and fri- volity too. Borrowing trays, studens often headed to Lin1 coln Park. Anywhere and ev- erywhere. snowball lights ma- terialized unexpectedly. A snow clay gave some stu- dents a chance to savor the warmth of their rooms. Others headed for the warmth of Lee's. The snow day present- ed only one great problem: no pizza deliveries. Winter, more than any other season, brought with it mo- ments and images of intense beauty. At times, a sense of permanence emanated from objects around the campus. Boldly M'thstanding the heat- ing, the winds of Change ap- peared to have no effect on