Augustana College South Dakota - Edda Yearbook (Sioux Falls, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1948 volume:

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Whether it's entertaining his classes with the latest anecdotes, counseling students or associating with the athletes, for whom he has a soft spot lhe is chairman of the Athletic Boardl, Doc is a friend. Because Doc Tanning likes Augustana and Augustana likes Doc Tanning, we dedicate this book ta him. ,iv-.1-ol . 1 , veA Y, , iff? , flaifi J ' 'QSWLQ Q5 L 4 'ff 16 .Q , ,, -.yo ., 21? 'A M. 'z E, iv H -, 1 1 i . I X. f m X T 1 f f A DMINISTRA T ION CLASSES u ,VY ju si Q N 1 e A Q xr 'SW VV 5 A, XV ..V 39 4 A W1 U , ' 7 I ul vi. 1 V. mumgw X .W . f.q4.V'.V V -V -V ,V 34, ,V,-J., ' f V'TM'5f5f3'ff ,V j:jV,v,1,.WgQf.2V V V All 1, V 'f , V33--rv: VV V,,V V Vw -ff A , ,,p3g5,jgf . ,, V ,K -,,5W.,ygyg,Lf4Vr.V:,-QM !V 'ff f, VV V114 ff' Vam- f f, 'V A 'f .Qfly V VVi.1V1f -4:19 5 Ve' V 2' f , V V V. 1 P V 2 ff V: - . V www VVV5-.gV.a--me fwfr? 'V f W' V PC V ' ' f f V W,g,.,.,,.,,wV V , ,. .V. Q:V-..- '.-VfV.:f.-V429 -- ,V , , V V' - V P V .ig,l2'lf?VVfsf::-2 521.1-1'Vi.':vz:V.V, V VV , , V. 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HOFSTAD EDWARD JACOBSON English Mathematics Economics and Speech KORDILLIA JOHNSON GRATIA KJERLAND CLARA KNUDSON Librarian Ancient Languages Assistant Registrar Gr' ,wa- Hgpesw KRAUSE Jwla. X.. 375, '4 Z 'situ QIDZYW Vi ,QQ RICHARD M LESLIE, EILEEN LORANGE MARTIN LUTTER Music Art Hlsrory RONALD NELSON - EDWARD NERVIG HANNAH NYHOLM Physics Public Relations Modem Lonquoqes S. OLSON STANLEY L. OLSEN GENE Christianity and Philosophy CLIFFORD J. OLSON lf Office Manager, Business Office lVlU5lC LEONARD A. OLSON WALTER A. PERSON Mrs. ARTHUR PETERSON Physical Education Eqgnomiqg JAMES A, REINERTSON VERQNA E. RQQNESS Physics Music Assistant Librarian ALMA ROISUM Assistant Public Relations F-qi' f F l Nl i ':x.q:T.q 27 5 his AUSLSTA TCPPIXS N'::5rff Lcrwgpcges it 'vb ,fl f UC -I ,.f' 6'Hl!R6'HES Augustana is a church college. Most of our nine hundred students are Lutheran, maintaining their denominational affiliation at one of the three local Lutheran churches. The friendly atmosphere of East Side Lutheran Church, at which Rev. H. R. Gregerson is pastor, makes every Augustana student feel welcome and at home there. Newly located, Our Savior's Lutheran Church is fast be- coming an important place for Sunday worship. Rev. H. M. Blegen is pastor of the church which is now situated at Twenty-eighth Street and Summit Avenue, right off the Augustana Campus. First Lutheran could well be called Augustana's church home. The organist, choir director, and members of the board are from the Augustana faculty. Students teach Sunday School, sing in the choir, and take active part in the youth organiza- tions of the church. Dr. I-l. J. Glenn, as president of the College Board of Directors, is intimately acquainted with Augustana students. l-le is a common figure on thecollege campus. Assisting him with church activities is Rev. C. J. Swanson. Q .M .,g,y,.,wV'.,, v an N L ' 'Q' V Q, , we sg' 6 Q A Q sts D 11' ' s As L sn- lx 3 Q 1 I .Nn,.1,l. . W . 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During the year the newly organized Stud- ent Council arranged successful social activities, investigated various aspects of campus activities and instituted the Augus- tana Forum, which is a combined committee of faculty and students. Reading from left to right down the stairs the members of the Student Council are: Jolly Carlson, Religious Board, Dolores Hinderaker, Secretary of the Student Councilg Warren Day, Social Boardg Helen Belcke, Forensics Boardg Bud Engler, Sophomore Class Presidentg Lavonne Engebretson, Inter-society Boardg Wally Hunstad, Senior Class Presidentg Phyllis Lolcken, Social Boardg Dave Natwick, Junior Class Presidentg Luby Lee, Presidentg Milo Brekke, Freshmen Class President, Frafnces Brager, Edda Editorg Wes Sandvig, Mirror Editorg and Marge Kwlernes,,Student Body Treasurer., Not pictured is Chuck Okey, Athletic Board. The special Faculty Committee on the Augustana' Forum is: Richard Schlicht, Hannah Nyholm, l. B. Hauge, Stanley Olsen, President Stavig, Helen Farley, Jorgen S. Thompson, Wallace Estenson, E. W. Gunberg, and Ed Nervig. if ,- 1 -at if-6-:QQ W gt. by QQ., ll :fi 'tsl l t fy QL 'QQ ,WL , .WM . 2, i 5.1-W. . fo, i Q, l ,Q ' Q rs I x. P Rb. am: - 'L' V uni-+A' ips-Qrv wvpvy ill' x QQ 4 ' i l I 'X . I .. . . . .. f S MQ . 6, 5 ,, f , I I I J Q! . Q I if 5. ill? 59 .f ,W V W . V is i i C KAY ABBEY . . Miles City, Montana . . . HOWARD ABRAHAMSON . . Aberdeen, S. D .... SHIRLEY ALLISON . . Red- field, S. D .... OLIVER AMDAHL . . Flandreau,,S. D., 'rf' ' , , ' 'I x,,:' . 4 , 'N ' 1 XNfW!fSXf,s11 ff. if , . 2fi,'1..faWfff0fvQ, Q I ffl' il 4 I is BEvERLY ANDERSON . . Fiafenaa Maanf' esata . . , ELDON ANDERSON.. Brandon, S. D .... HARVEY ANDERSON . . Hadley, Minnesota . . . JEAN AND- ERSON . . Brandon, S. D. ' VIOLET BAKKE . . Astoria, S. D. . . . AVIS BENSON . . Salix, Iowa . . . RUTH BENSON . . Hartford, S. D .... Two Year Normal Student . . . LENO BERG li . I -N 1 I , . I .W if ,,,3: X 6, t Q s if . . Howard, S. D. VERNA BERG . . Watertown, S. D. . . . CLARA BERKLAND . . Volga, S. D. . . . JEAN BOE . . Reliance, S. D .... TWY- LA BOE . . Reliance, S. D. Y i 0 i sw- ll I . at Ah' . ' . QI X A Kgs- ..-i 1 'i.' I .. -...1 . . gg T ,I N i',' A CRYSTAL BOUZA . . White River, S. D. ,wx ' 1 fi f ,..i 'r't' tag:-I iiir . I D I -j ,. i f 2 . . . JERRY BRANDTS , , Sioux Falls S. : iff - - - MILO BREKKE - - SIOUX FGIIS - - - 'S-541' ifxvkgigff sf? xi 2 - S is Q- ffl - . S? 2 A 5 if .'.ffsl : i- MARVIN CARLSON . . SIOUX FOIIS- ' ' S. ,.,.. .-' FRESHMEN These classifications are 'chQSe recorded in the Registrar's off1C6 as of September, 1947. ,f X - ,f ir, u ,I ,sV,Lff' flxyx , een, led - inn- SON ND- JTH Two SRG VY- D. Ils 1' . 1 L FQQXEEQ CRU,'.f.'.'OND . . ECIHI, S C PFXTRICIFX EDWARDS . . S Cpu F375 TP-iJ5Q x EICE , . ESQ! C, S D , . . JAMES EBENTRAGER , . Ahord, lc-.wo NCRUAN EITRHEIM , . 501245, S. D , CHARLOTTE ELLISON , , Verrml- lcn, S D . , . CONSTANCE ENSE- BRETSON . . S!cyxcn, Mmnesero . . EUGENE ENGLESTAD . . Albm, Ne brcsko. ELAINE ENGEN . . Venn, S, o. . . . Two Yeor Normal Student . . . DOROTHY JEAN ERICKSON , . Elk Poem, S D .... MILDRED ERICKSQN . . Longford, S. D, . . Two Yeor Norma! Student . . . RRNRONA ERICKSON . . Salem, S. D. . . Two Yeor Norms! Stu- dent. MX N W It -I In , I U :J .51 f Q Y M , fir' .xx X11 1 we as 1 CO- fir' In ? 5- 1' 'T' 33 FRESHMIEN Q I IR gf . Q' , .-1 - i do fig Q.- . . , to qt x S FRESHMEN SHELLA FELHABER . . Moville, Iowa . . Two Year Normal Student . . . LOIS FODNESS . . Lennox, S. D .... EUNICE GABRIELSON . . Salem, S. D .... Two Year Normal Student . . . ELIZABETH GRAHAM . . Hot Springs, S. D. PRISCILLA GRAY . . Canton, S. D. . . . SHIRLEY GRIMM . . Olivet, S. D. . . . ELIZABETH ANNE GRINAGER . . Can- ton, S. D .... JOEY GRUNWALD . . Sturgis, S. D. . DEAN GUENTHER . . Sioux Falls . . . ROBERT HAAS . . Canistota, S. D. . . . ORRIS HAROLDSON . . Rembrandt, Iowa . . . MARJORIE HARVEY . . Sioux Falls. PATRICIA HAUGON . .X Revillo, S.. D. . . . DOROTHY HERBERT . . Sioux Falls . . . RUTH HERBST. . Mount Vernon, S. D .... BETH HERMANSON . . SIOUX Falls. MAXINE HERRLINGER . . Currie, Minn- esota . . . ORVILLE HILL A. . Flandreau, S. D .... HELEN HOECK . . Sioux Falls . . Two Year Normal Student . . . ARDIS HOFFMAN . . Madison, S. D. A i:iQ7Q E, 1 J: . Jn 3 K Jiilvli , T.-.1 '1'-,gf N,r'rx:I S' .S ' JQWR Q' 51 .,.. w. xr r 'vrrrtgl Suzi-O-rx! ,-1L'.f'lN JOHNSON Hartford, S D if7'fNFwLO JOHNSON A Sloux FCEIS f.'Q'iN x LOU JOHNSON . . On- .mq lawn , . KENNETH JOHNSON Fhzfxfrc-Ju, S O MARILYN JOHNSON . . Omoho, Ne- 'bfgzako . MURRAY JOHNSON . . Irene, S D . . . VIVIAN JOHNSON . . E-Jls!on,M1nnesoro . . . MARILYN KIRK- EEY' . . Sioux FOIIS. NNW KLUKSDAHL . . Baltic, S. D. . . . Two Yeor Nomwol Student . . . LYLE KRUEGER . . Verdon, S D .... CARO- LYN KVERNESS . . Howard, S, D. . . . EMIL LARSON . . Clork, S. D. -- -.W J En Hi , Q, 4, 4- 'n 1 D JR as C N 'P H ' ' X 15 n- I V 4. O- s N, ., FM 5, hs... 6 I K I' .X 2 4 1 O x ll fx ,O 1 6 fi ,LC I-'RESHMEN 'Q 4, ,, f 2 ig ,'.. , 1 .1 I I 42 V p li 4- ea p f t IW ,QQ :W ' , f - FRESHMEN ALICE LEE . . Dell Rapids, S. D. . . . BETTY LEUM . . Sioux Falls . . . JOYCE LINNETI' Q . Huron, S. D .... MAXINE LOCKEN . . Bath, S. D. . JACK LOFSWOLD . . Sioux Falls . . ROBERT LOFSWOLD . . Sioux Falls . . . IMO JEAN LOFTHUS . . Ruthton, Minn- esota . . Two Year Normal Student . . MARSHALL LoeE . . Sioux Falls. MARTHA LUBBEN . . Le Mars, Iowa . . . ARTHUR MAETHNER . . Veblen, S. D .... BELVA MALCHOW . . Gre- gory, S. D .... MARY ANN MCEL- DERRY . . Ortonville, Minnesota. MARIE MEVIK . . Brooklyn, New York . . . MARVELLA MILLER . . Ellsworth, Minnesota . . Two Year Normal Student . . . ROBERT MILLER . . Tulare, S. D. . . . FRIEDA MISCH . . Watertown, S.D. FLOYD MLADY . . Sioux Falls . . CAROL MOEN . . Sioux Falls . . MARY MORTENSON . . Miller, S. D . . . ELOISE NORDLIE . . Hudson, S. D . . . Two Year Normal Student. X I ICN: blvfr Gro- :EL- fork nth, ienr DA JA D. D. A DA rf f-- . ...- ,,..,U .., E ?FxTTE:fC'i P-4:'.fr--As, ' AA fig. :A 'N PA U QSC N-I 5 C EEQNIECE PAYTCN X'- 'x'3Q'C A A : .'AE5QTO5i 'Q cm, S O f.'.fxQC YJETERS . . Vfcbster, S D A A A -EQLEE PETEQSCN A A Sfzux Falls . . A 'fx-.RLS PA'-1N Jr A A FECYTTLYCCU, S D ALLEN RASNSUSSEN A A Plone, S D P'-XTRK.-EA REILY A . S'Cux Fells A A AQTHUR SANQENE A A H3'.sC , A A A OELMAR SANDO A . Cohen, SA D A ALYA SCARERCUGH A A SDSUIEV, SD Q5 'iw i f 1 0-Q fu ' 'M Q3 sf 4' S FRESHMEN BEVERLY SCHANCHE . . Menno, S. D. . . Two Year Normal Student . . . KEN- NETH SCHMUCK . . Freeman, S. D, . . . EARL SCHWENCK . . Lester, Iowa . . . LAVERA SCO'l'l' . . Letcher, S. D. . . Two Year Normal Student. WANDA SEVERSON . . Gary, S. D. . . . LLJRETTA JEAN SHULTZ . . Sioux Falls . . GENE SKAAR . . Gaza, Iowa . . . ELIZABETH SKYBERG . . Canton, S. D. BETTY SMITH . . Sioux Falls . . . FRANCIS SMITH Jr. . . Rapid City, S. D. . . . VERLYN SMITH . . Rapid City, S. D .... ROGER SNOOK . . Luverne, Minnesota. WALTER SOGN . . Canton, S. D. . . . LEIF SORENSEN . . Elkton, S. D. . . . PATRICIA SORENSEN . . Freemont, Ne- braska . . . JACQUELINE STEGNER . . Sioux Falls. JOANNE STEINLICHT . .Colorado Springs, Colorado . . . JOYCE STOLS- MARK . . Langford, S. D .... Two Year Normal Student . . . LILA STRAND . . Sioux Falls . . . JOSEPH SWENSON Jr. . . Fulton, S. D. Qxi- pa- tl. Q6- six t Y i J, , nl -, .. Q . .,,. .JI K 5 I . ,. .. -'.'1g..f Frm-'I ' ' . W , . - . i ' . Vb so A J , Y N. 'R Loi Y..! na lfrlx .ik V - .5 ' X Q ,X if ' I t...-Aff. 11.1 E2 TIC Qf:'lL'! k AH: X X A X uv-4' i A I Av . 'f-f-131 I' 1, Y A 4. .ZQ'j.A.g'rfQ REST?-if . Vcrnriifgnl S O Tnfii'-'AN NUETTELATXD, Jr . Q- ,'..e S D , . BETTY JANE N25 I Ml. Beresford, S D . Tl-.0 Near ' 12 ' 'I Him-.gl Sfuient . . . KENNETH WHA- l , 5 35 it BARBARA NNIKA . Sioux Folls . . RUTH WINEEERG , Szgux Folls . . . FRANCIS WINJUM , . V-.icterfot-.n, S D 1 FRE HMEN CAMERA SHY Robert Aldern. Eugene Aldrich. William Amundson. Jerome Anderson. Carol Arthrud. Milo Artz. Clayton Battle, Myron Bauman, Robert Bear-dsley. Charles Bechtold. Ted Belbas. Nathanael Bentson, Ralph Bergeland. DXNBIIXC Berry. Howard Billings. C1-Orle Boom-n Jr.. John Btvsen. Marilyn Brooks. John Browning. Mary Brown. Lt-Roy Buchele, Bette Buchhexm. William Butler, Robert Byatrom, Donald Carlson. Margaret Carlson. Frank Clnkle. Geneva Clark, Robert Clauson. Richard Cords. Robert Croft. Luther Dalnke. Harvey DeGroot. Berdelle Dlgerness. Glenn Digemess. Joseph Dixon. Allred Doering. Robert Domm, Eugene Dow. Kenneth Dugan, Lawrence Dybdu- Earl Dyer. Donna Eldridge. John I-Zlolson. Darrell Erickson. Harvey Erickson. Dale Evenson. Robert Exon. John You, Ronald Pftsvlck. Melvin Gough. Phillip Gould. Marilyn Griffith. Bob Griffith. Raymond Gulk, Gordon Gundenon. Allan Guatalaori. Ralph Hunts. Richard Haas. Stephen Haas. Paul Hellem, Roger Hanchen, Harold Hansen. George Hannon, John Harru. Abraham Hanan. Mfrrd Herschel. Robert Herrick. Glenn Hinsvark. Roland Hirsch. Clifford Hopp. Allen Hopper. Myron Jensen. Einar Johanson, Leo -Nhnson. James Johnson. John Johnson. Leland Johnson. John Jones. James Jordon. Samuel Keller, Delbert Kiritun, floyd Kohler. Roll Kraushaar. Donald Kruck. Gordon Kruse. Barton Kult. Wayne Larson, Richard Laughlin, Donald uas, Cnarle-1 look. Leonard 3-Offhsen. Carrol Lund. Dennis Lutz, Robert Magnuson. Donna Bdahl. Vincent Marten, Curtu Maxwell. William hlcl-Cenue. Glenn Miller. 4301-'ford Mills Jr.. Hank Mlady. Norman Moe. Dean Nelson. Lyle Nelson. Roald Ness, Lou Nodland. Gerald Norland, Karl Palmer, Clair Parker. Adrian Peck. Richard Petersen, Kenneth Powell. QJSUL Rallts, Cuno Raruchow. Donald Reaves, Wallsam R4-eae. Albert Rhude. Gilbert Rogness. Dewayne Ronning. Glenn Rye. Harlan Sandholm. Robert Sarver. John Sehilt. James Schneider. Charles Sfhuknecht. Marlowe Severson, Leandros Sideras. James Simon. Donald Ssvertson. Curtis Skanke, Richard Sitanke, Donald Sletten. Kffmil Smith Jr.. Richard Sogge. James Spence. Charles Spitznagel. Marvin Stavenger. Lyle Sturdevant. Opte Termeer, Amolld Tes- low- Rllbh Teslow. Harvard Theel. Harriette Thompson. Dale Tleszen. Carl Tlsthammer. Donald Taft. Collen Tracey. Benny Tnchetter, H5195 Vilha. George Walker. Harold Wangburg. Calvin Warne. Leonard Weldllch. Dale Weir. Keith Wengert. Lloyd Slfhaley. Dale Whit,- cotnb. Bonnie White. Henry Ziegler. L 4 ...g .u 5 X 4? fi , . s X I L., X . W .Y , 55. iid IZ L x I 'xx- X1 . SOPHOMORES A A iL..J 'I -f SZ. 1 . bn' ...Il st. K. I. sf ARLYCE ANDERSON . . Brandon, S. D. , , Two Year Normal Student .. . . MAY- NARD ANDERSON . . Volga, S. D. . . . BEVERLY BEYER . . Chester, S. D. . . . ROBERT BINGER . . Alpena, S. D. LEONARD BOE . . Canton, S. D. . . . ROGER BO'l'l'UM . . Wessington, S. D. ARNOLD BOYUM . . Canton, S. D. . . . SHIRLEY CARLSON . . Volin, S. D. . . Two Year Normal Student. ROBERT CASHELL . . Mitchell, S. D. B O N N I E CHRISTENSEN . . Valley Springs, S. D .... ALYS CHRISTIAN- SON. .WiImot, S. D .... ROBERT CHRISTIANSON . . Minneota, Minneso- TO. RAMONA CLAUSON . . Colton, S. D. LYLE DANIELSON . . Huron, S. D. . . SHIRLEY DAVIS. .Sioux Falls. . WARREN DAY . . Alcester, S. D. KEE DEBOER . . Arlington, S. D. . . . CLARENCE EBERWEIN . . Chesterfield, Missouri . . . EUNICE EIDE . . Colton s. o .... RoBERT ELLINGSON . . For: estburg, S. D. LAI S. D box tic, Uni ROI JO! JOI LAI RU' Twc GU OLI D. Fall CHI nous Wel HAI LO CA D. S. S.I ,.,..f-w-jfx.- , I , K--f as I 4 f' ff J Ain-5 , x 5 13 Q' A an L ,W : Q Q' wx fy-, , Y Q W r P f-My S L ! f A 1 , L I I ' ' Qs 'L , 3 -' N . - xx - ., C A .. ., ' .fl . Q Q..-L Fgib , V Q B P as r A Cgrxfin, S U 3 3 W I , N1 1 , ,... if 1 -Qi Z T ,UQTJOHN . . In-.'.:-od, Iowa . . r gr FQJPUJI Student . . .CLAUDE ,J-'JQN . , Flcndrccu, S. D .... ' 0.451 LULQEJANSQN , . Flcndrcou, S. ?i3Sfm'N.5UNO HALL . . Sioux .1 CHARLES HALLERUD . . Chicogo, III1- '12-..,.HARLAN HALLSTROM ,. v'.:ts'er, SA D . . . MELTON HANSON Cmaw, Nebrosko . . . WILFRED W-.NEON . . Dod-gevllle, Wnsconsm. LCRENE HAUGE . . Sioux Folls . . , Lf OKRCLYN HINDERAKER . . Astoruo, S. 53 ,JUNE HINSVARK . . Renner, . S C .... DONNA HOLMES . . Dolond, S D . , Two Yeor Normal Student. aXi', ss l SOP!-IOMORES' HAZEL JENSEN . . Conlon 5 D Two Year Normal Studenl U JOHNSON . .. Irene, S. D, I L-EN Normal Student . . .IRENE JdHNSl6Neor shodehiii, 5. D .... LELAND '- . . Sioux Falls. JOHNSUN RICHARD JoHNsoN . . Hamburg, Iowg . . . MYRNAJORGENSON . . Clarkfield Mmnesofo . . . WANDA KAY JosEPHf SON . .Sioux Falls. . . KATHRYN JURGENSON . . ciQfkfaeid,' Minnesota, ELMER KOEHN . . Howard, S. D. . .. BURTON KVERNEVIG . . Crandall, S. D. . . . GEORGIA LARSON . .Sioux Falls MARY LARSON . . Menno, S. D. ROBERT LARSON . . Gayville, S. D. . . . DORIAN LEE . . Volin, S. D .... OS-Q BORNE LIABOE . . Irene, S. D .... EU- GENE LOKEN . . Webster, S. D. Pl-lYl.l.lS LOKKEN . . Sioux Falls. .. DONNA LORENTSON . . Saint Paul, Minnesota . . Two Year Normal Sfudefll . . . LILLIAN Lurz . . Philo, 'IW . . . RAYMOND MELl-lElM . . SiouX City, Iowa. I MAF Two M Ll MOE Norn Adric EUC Levi LAl MA SYL' Two PET . PET PAL. R U GRC nesi Gre GEF PH ER DC S. 'I D. D TWO 'mf NSON ' OHI-Jig Ing, lO'1'l'Q Iorkfwfg JOSEF4-. THHYP4 IHQ301 D... Il,S D x Fail, .OS-- . EU- DOLII, din! :DOES OUX A AEI. .XF SWJX FO.: ,- , V llY ' ,mf Zfujgfxf I , , J, Xm.CD W, Fgiig I-JARY ,J lv,-,3 T.-.3 Yygr , JCI-fr: NASQI . LQEELT. Sherman, S D NORDQUISTI M . . LOUISE OBER- II... I FQIE5 I . . BERTHA- S-.. 1, Q Rgpmd Cary, S O, '..I-K OLSON . . Inwood, Iowa , . 'r 1'-sr I-Iarmcl Student . . . DONALD N . SIOUX FoIIs . . . VICTOR Ig-.gm . I Von Mena, 5. D. . . . 1-I., PERSON . . Suoux FOIIS, XX FILSSELL POHL . . Sioux FoIIs . . . JCOII. ER RAUSTAD, Jr. . . Modlson, Mm- mera . I DONALD ROBERTS.. gff-21 Fells, Momono . . . VALDA RO- .-ER5 , .xxzzgm-flu, 5, D, PHYLLIS ROTI . . Fairview S, D, , , ERNEST SATTER . . sm Fong .. oosomv SCHIAGER . . saw Fon S D- CHARLOTTE SCOTT . . Letcher SOPHOMORES' G tl l NAOMI SIEM . ,wallow Luke, s, D i . . . BEVERLY SLIETER . . Hills, Mime. sota . . Two Year Normal Student , , ,- T RICHARD SOLHEIM- . . Sioux Falls . . - JEAN SOUGSTAD . . Sioux.Falls. l i l l RICHARD STAVIG . . Sioux Falls . . . RAYMOND STROM . . Watertown, S. D. . . . RICHARD STRUCK . . Sioux Falls . . . MARKUS SVAREN . . Sioux Falls. DONNA TAARUD . . Slayton, Minnesota . .Two Year Normal Student.. .. THOMAS TELLEKSON . . Watertown, S. D. I. . . ROGER THOMSSEN . .Water- town, S. D .... LILY TOFTEMND . . Luverne, Minnesota . . Two Year Normal Student. FORREST TORGERSON . . lola, Wiscon- sin . . . ALLAN 'TUFTELAND . . Dell Rapids, S. D .... LYNN TWEDT .. Burbank, S. D .... WENDELL UNVER- ZAGT . . Fletland, S. D. HENRY VANBOCKEL . . Gettysburg, 5- D .... GERRIT VAN HUNNIK . . Bris- tol, S. D .... DORIS WAXDAHL .. Flandreau, S. D. . LAWRENCE WES- TERLUND . . Sioux Fallsq 5.0 Minne If , n I5 . S.. S D Folk OHS, WGSOYO I... wn, S, Voter- D.. Iormol W ECON- Dell JER- S. Kris- gg. I ,,., OPHO ORE CAMERA HY Wllllam Abbott. Howard Alton Jr.. Robert Anderson. Roevr Armnrong. Lynne Baluuon. Oven Baker. Olmec Dalke. Donald Bartley. Vivid Baan. Sumner Bentaon. llartlyn Berge. Wallace Bernarda. Joy Buhop. Woodrow Black. John Brantner Jr.. Artble Until. Rlebard Brewer. Russell Briggs. Dale Brooks. Bruce Brown. Stanley Browne. Audrey Buehholx. Fred Dunst. Ward Cheney. Plul Cblld JI'-. Qrroll Christiansen. Kaye Colley. Paul Colestock. Wlllard Doble. Robert Doane Jr.. Donald Duramermulh. Arthur Dunn. Darla him- Hwddnh Engb. LaVer'ne Bngler. Donald Erickson. Richard tnckaoo. Georie Diff. Dale Fellows. Violet held, Jaan VUGSUU. VU!!! fleaher. Genevieve Floren. Vlrflnla Flores. Delbert Gerlacb. illllord Gerry. Donna Gllberuon. Rlehard Glhnaa. Prod Coleman. Lester Graber. Donald Grant. Robert Gray. Walter Green. Gerald Grotevrold. lanbel Guriel. John llallabln. Dodd Hall- ltrom.DeeoortHunmmJr..DonaldRanaeu.JobnRanuea.RobertRuuen.!1le1ror1hHanmo.Wul1amltamoo.lalpblIamldmoo.JQa Ulffil- Ulltfih Hlulie. Darwin Req. Clltlord Henjum, Joan Renjum. Welbum liloer. Howard Hlraeh. Ve-rlyu Hole-r. David Boldt. Amo Rovlaod. Paul Hurley. Malcolm Jameson. Dvaln Johnson. lmmett Johnson. Gene Johnson. Robert Johnson. Ronald Jima. Rober1Jooes.HermanKampl.Rober1Kayl.RollandKJoa.Wxll1am Koolman Jr.. Jerald Koons. John lgmbert. Une Lemon. llarkmlAraoo.llanlnLanou.JameaLeGroa.JackLennon.RolhndlAland.TbeodorvL1mmerJr..lhrddunurt6eraldlAwln. RlobardLundln.KllLundy.Hu3o Lutz. Richard Luu.Cbarluland.n5er.Lutherlandngn.Nlcklar1eUoa.llhelluteu.'anua lll0f-lhl0Ullauntad.LdalaxweU.Dvightlllller.Normallltcbell. Rlcbard lloberly. Luau loan. Dorn!! loolaou. Adam Mueller. Quarles llulbalr. William llulhalr. Walter Neilson. Darrell Nelson. Hanna Nelson. P10189 Nelson. llflhhd Nelson. llehard Nelson. Walter Nelson. Daniel 0'Boqle. Clem! 0'Deo. Carl Okaol. Warren Choo. lar! Opbeim. Ivan Oetruader. Leonard Otterty. Ladle OUUUY. Dortl Otteraou. Luverne Overby. Rlchard Oven. DorothyPark.Q1!!ordPeder1a:.Ar1burPe1enoa.JoaephFe4erIou.lober1 Pvtenoo.Cl7d0Po1rer1.Raymood Ra9er.Q:artesReld.Jaek Reld.Calv1nRobar.8U'9blDl-0ll'-'UUl-Bl0UdJf--04tl CbukaSehan.Roben'5ebmldt.RobenSehmldLCedlShradu.BekaSchnder.Gem .1'bomaa8eomler.Bdoo!dsut- HuhoSevenm.JereU8evouo.D1me8hu.C0nU78bn.DonaH8mk.DuWqaelnlhaag. Avabelle Shook. Robert Snyder. Clarke Sorenson. DeLl3tu Boremoo.Raymood8tavens.Rlebard8lenaeoo.laymoodltdaaa.Jeml 3HwUm-wnhahmcewnnampm.nwmnmam.nqnawn.mburuma.:mnrwnnu.mm4hwm.hm 'D-lflhtx Rlchard hredell. lerwin Udneth. Clayton Uetrud. Annu: Utt.ArieVanBoekel.Lel07nlVlber3.AnaIuNa.BaroldIuna. Chula Wahm. Robert Wengert. Robert Wai. Bvebn Wlckn. PetarWle:'en5aJr-DooaldYllooz.lober1WIlq,Bhl'or1hWlIkh- Ill. Howard Zornh. Beverly Zu-eep. .i JUNIORS GORDON AALAND . . Sioux Falls , Business Administration . . . SELMEEQ ANDERSON . . Adams, Wisconsin . .Phy- sical Education . . . JACK ANGELOS . Sioux Falls . . Sociology . . . JAMEQ ARMSTRONG . . Sioux Falls . . Sociolo- QV- LORRAINE ASPER . . Artesian, S D. . . English . . . CAROL BARNES . . Virgil, S. D. . . Music . . . HELEN BEKKE . . Canton, S. D. . . English and Speech . . . PATTI BERGER . . Sioux Falls . . Soci- ology. MARVIN BERKLAND . .A Volga, S. D. . . History . . . FRANCES BRAGER . . Sioux Falls . ,. Art and English . . . GORDON CARLS . . Hartford, S. D. . . Music . . . ROBERT CARLSON . . Watertown, S. D. . . Physical Education. CATHARINE CASHMAN . . Sioux Falls . . Art . . . AMY CHRISTIANSEN . . Lake Preston, S. D, . . Sociology . . . GEORGE DEBOW . . Sioux Falls . . Bi- ology . . . LLOYD DOBRATZ . . Red- field, S. D. . . Physical Education. THELMA EDWARDS . . Sioux Falls . Art . , HARRY ElDSNESS . . Carthage S. D. . Economics and History . . . Sum mer School Graduate . . . LEEROY El KANGER . . Canton, S. D. . . BusirieSS Administration... PATRlClA El- DRIDGE . . Sioux Falls . . Art. lIg MEQ ph, . JC ME' J wig, D flrgxil E Sckh D , Slam iDON S O FoHs NJN .BP Red - 5 090. um- El - ness EL- -I TOM KILLIAN . . Sioux Folls . . Eng- lish ond Speech . . . LEON KRUEGER , , Verdon, S. D. . . Business Administrotion . . . HELEN KVINGE . . Hetlond, S, D, History ond Sociology . . . MURIEL LAM- KEE . . Sioux Folls . . Biology . . Sopho- more Honors. l LYLE LIEN . . Clork, S. D. . . Music . . . .WARREN LINDBLOOM . . Wood, S. D. . . Economics . . Summer School Gr-oduote . . . GLENNYS LOKKEN . . Sioux Folls . . Sociology . . . CHARLES LOVEJOY . . Sioux Folls . . Optometry. l l ALLYCE LUKEN . . Sioux Folls . . Eco- l l. nomics.. .ROBERT MCKILLOP .. ' Sioux Folls . . Chemistry . . . VERNON MILLER . . Arnolds Pork, lowo . . Ac- counting . . . SHERMAN MORTON . . Esthenfille, lowo . . Business Administra- tion. l JAMES MUNCK . . Hot Springs, S. D. . . Music ond German . . . DAVID NAT- WICK . . Nundo, S. D. . . History . . . NEAL NELSON . . Worthington, Minne- soto . .Sociology . .Summer School Groduote . . . JOAN NOREM . . Son Di- ego, Colifornio . . Germon. MARY ODE . . Brondon, S. D. . . ENQ- lish . . . DONALD ODLAND . . Dell Ropids, S. D. . ,Chemistry . . Summer School Groduote . . . DOROTHY PEDER- SON . . Sioux Folls . . SocioloQY Gnd Speech . . . MARGARET PIERSON . . Sioux Folls . . Chemistry. Eng. R flhgn 5 D AM. phg. 1442: 'oo-3, Timm I QL ES Hy Eco- P JON Af. I A Iro- ATQ QQ. ool Du- ng. Jell 'flf ER- and V,-li, ,, F'F!,': Ilff. , A ll - ll Y U, , A. -', 40 -b 'U I..!J'Lk A. I A I ' JN ..s. - -1- 1 Q .rv v 'p . K ,A .yur .. .' Y V I il fl-f ST23F4.'.'O Tmmizs, S O SQ. 'v CCUCZAS STUGSS AI- :-A-'r' S U P52 E:..fLoh,n lm.: ULRICPQSUN Cain!-Jn. S D LEP-SRA XHULFF Cum. v.: 5 O Nun-wg Eimcnm JUNIUR CAMERA SHY sunny Aman. lu-mu num. .mum B4-ner. ue emu. num afmfna. amy aqua-m. nm cua-nu. www , Jw. 90056. Clarion: Davies. Beatrice Durham. Own: Yudmuk. lun Graff. Robert Crum. Jams-1 lun. Lmu-:U Hunan. Mudd Hauge- klrde. Jack Hunt. Robert Huntley. Dale Janes. Warren Kemp, Vial-do Kruu-. Alan Ku-ma. Pwl Lancs. Wayne Lumen. Zlmou- Lund. Anhef lckcuxk. Harold latino. Hilton Nelson., Lenin' Oban. Yi'z5Lnrd Pun-nun, Fun! Pfudk. Vernon lhkff. Dom llmuhqn. JO!!-ll Bittner. Oliver Real. Wulf! Reynuldk 'hsomu Rub. Vlrtil S-uvdvrtx. Corinne Sdumle, 331511 Snell Jr. lad 8011105 A141111 Thomason. Lunar nom. Ju.-ob vm Baan. Jaya- vmsuen-qu. www.. umm, confff- wmgm. THEODORE ANGELOS . . . Sioux Falls . . Chemistry . . Sheldon Junior College, Sheldon, lowa . . Biology Lab Assistant, Pre-Med Club. LOIS COLLINS . Sioux Falls . . Art . Athenian Society, Art Department Assis- tant. HELEN BRECHBIEL . . . Toronto, S. D. . . Sociology . . B Choir. MARILYN BURKE . . Lennox, S. D. . . Business Administration and English.. A Choir, Adelphic Society, English Of- fice Assistant. PAUL COWLEY . . Sioux Falls . . Math ematics and Physics. SENIORS SENIORS' 1' V ,I ' ,,- ll - A ' 'R ' , if Ill I '1 ' f A.. .I V , L Vu 9:-. 'av 6 'H' 'Y' lr FF Y i 1 R 1 n ,V -. :gg ,.'. . RCEERT DELAP S-cw: Cir-,-, I:-ac C?efwsm-' cmd N-c!?',emc!f:s CF'-.-'ff vm , Lcb Assysrcn ESTELLE ERICKSUN , V rm 'Ecru S A.'L.1': S-efucr Class Sc-zmvcfw. N- pi-cSgm..Sc-rch, LAVONNE ERSIAND . . Canton, S. D . . Economics and Business Administra- tion . . St. Olaf College, Northfield, Min- nesota . . Phi Rho Society, B Choir. CLARA FREDD . . Hancock, Michigan . . Sociology and Christianity-Philosophy . . Suomi College, Hancock, Michigan . . ORILL GUNDEEON u . Bomc S. D' l ' Cottage president' HBH Choir' Physical Education . . Athletics. FRANCES HANSON . . on, S. . . Music . . Huron College, H n, . D . . Alpha Psi Omega, C tta Sec d Treasurer, A Choir. Q' ifyfwl Vfwl M , My 1,51 rifiitdf S'EN!0R5' SENIORS xi.: mls .- px Pjru' P ng' f,Y'J lJ' 7.1, ELILNA- WALLACE HIRQSTAD Mnzhzvw, 'J O McrY'rm:x ,4x M,.a:' flare hu-r- H1 Cd!-0-Qt, h'.'w5', N U g7J.YY'Yl Body Vdfe-Prr-name, Sem:-' C?-me iff!-.-W de-nf, Infersczzerf 6-cuff CP'-crffraw, None Club, Glodmnqm Stn:-ery ESTHER JOHNSTAD . . Sisseton, S. D. . . Art . . A Choir, Sophomore Honors, VVho's Who, Queen's'Attendant, Religion Board, Art Department Assistant, LSA Vice-President and Secretary. VIRGINIA KRAHLING . . Sheldon, Iowa . . History . . A Choir, Orchestra, ln- ter Society Board, Athenian Society. DONALD KOEHN . . Howard, S. D. . . Business Administration 1 . Websterian Society. LAVERNE KOPPERUD . . Lake Preston, S. D. . . German . . A Choir, Major- ette, Cheer Leader, Queen's Reception Chairman, German Assistant, WAA Sec- retary. mf.. 11:54 ANN KVERNES . . Howard, S. D. . . Nursing . . Sioux Valley School of Nurs- ing . . Orchestra, Alpha Sigma Chi Presi- dent and Secretary, Sophomore and Se- nior Class Vice-President. SENIORS' SENIORS' tu? 70327 L'-.fE9?-55 ?4. vNCf ' S D g,.1v ,ng A.,,ffY!'13'fLlY an , . Q-.tcenk h F K 'Q K ,g..,,-.,,',f,y' S'-Jjrn! 5-Jfy Ttvgflzgtrrbrl Jun- Kg-- Lf ' L 1 A X Sfutnmf I-U: pru - gf frm-'.:r, and Treasurer, Aan nt- ' ' ff ' ' 'j ' , CH Crpr, L1Ll,1L'Jt,': L., , 1 .Q . l'f f HQ ' , A .. .. . -I' f 'fi' 5 L Treasurer, A CMU t 'f5 .A+ . M, H' A31 ELEANORE LONDON Ferezr CQ' lowo , . Mustc , I Woldorf Jw J bf chestro, Alpha 5.9m Soclmy ' IRENE LAKSON Dell Roptds S Musuc Queens Attendant Chour Adelphlc Socnety JL LAVONNE MAGNUSON Corthoqe S D Bugmegs Adrmmstrotron ond E lush Queens Attendant Inter Soccty Boord Adelphlc Socsety l990, Forest Cnty, lomo . 4 Ban-J Cd GENEVIEVE NASH . . . Adrian, Minn- esota . . Aft . . A Choir, -Band, Or- chestra, Cottage Treasurer, Adelphic Society. DONNA MILLARD . . . Worthington, Minnesota . . English. . . Worthington Junior College, Worthington, Minnesota Dramatics. HARLAN NOREM . . . San Diego, Cali- fomia . . Art Sophomore Honors, '47 EDDA Editor, Kappa Theta Phi Society. NEWELL OLSON . . . Howard, S. D. . . Biology . . Websterian Society, OLIVER OESCH . . . New Springfield Ohio History . . Kent State Univer- SENIORS' SENIORS ,- ur ',',',Q I 4 . C ' I ,,,,A.I V-- . L, ARLETTE PEDERSON HH-r --1' . . Sociology cmd Chrlswcn r,-rv 1-- , . . Sophomore Hen-ors, M'.bo's W-'mo S' ent Monoger of Colle-ge El:-:ks':re, '-K Choir, Student Council, SOINEF, E:-sri, lrgicn Boord, Alpha Srgm-cm Cm S-:-: WM, LDR PFESCCRI DELILAH PFTERSEN . . , Ira-re, S D Music . . Ycnkton Co'fe-ge, Y3 lfC0. 5 . . A Chow. EUGENE ROESLER . . . spencer, S- D- - - History . . Wortburg ColleQ9, W0Ve lY' lowo. MARVIN SCHOENFISH . . . Menno, S. D. . . History . . Glodstonion Society. J. MARTELL RUD . . . Sioux Folls . History ond Business Administrotion . . Athletics, Freshmon Closs Treosurer, Jun- ior Closs President, Neuronion Society. WESLEY SANDVIG . . . Boltic, S. D. . . English ond History . . President of S. D. Collegiote Press Associotion, '47 Mirror Editor, EDDA, Student Council, A Choir, KOLE, Boord of Directors of College Theoter, Websterion Society. JL: ,ZA-5 -'T BARBARA SCOTT . . . Brooklyn, N. Y. . . English ond Sociology . . Wl1O'S Wl10, Queen's Attendont, Dromotics, Mirror, Adelphic Society President, Big-Little Sister Choirmon, Freshrnon Closs Vice- President, Secretory of Lodies Holl, Choir- mon of Sociol Boord, Choirmon of WSSF Cornivol. QjJ,Lc.,l'ol,Z.4.-1 ZMQL ' JM-ff ,zg,...,e,.,z,. ' m..f.,a . IAM M' ,4,.J,..,...dL4L. 27 Man, ' Y vc., 2.7, fl 453,12 ff M 7 1 filuwv-1. QAM., W M Mekiffm Efwoles ,pw-Jbrs? ' flaw A ',.,r MW- y0'?h-'L +1244 4 3,4 Aj- ,,,-fb SENIORS ALDRicH SYREN . . . Hoyfi, S- D- - - History . .Valley CNY Stole Teachers lCollege, ValleY UTY: N- D' ' ' Kappa Theta Phi Society, EDDA- JOHN WINEBERG . . . Sioux Falls . . History. WAYNE TRIMM . . . Syracuse, N. Y. . . Biology . . Cornell University, lthica, N. Y., Syracuse University, Syracuse, N. Y. . . Who's Who, EDDA, Biology Assistant. DURAND YOUNG . . . Fort Pierre, S. D. . . Music and English . . Carroll College, Helena, Montana, University of Washing- ton, Seattle, Washington . . Press Club, Mirror, B Choir, KOLE, Neuronian Society. SENIOR GAMERA SHY James Assid. Richard Ausan, Jean Bowen, Ruth Bratley, Chris Christopulos, Trig Ekeland, Gordon Espy, Robert Foy, Donald Halver son, Forrest Harris, Wilford Haygeman, Robert Holdridge, Ross Horning, Floyd Johnson, Kermit Jones, Stanley King, Donald Lal' son, Mearl Larson, Eugene Leao, Robert Mandsager, Jean Nelson, Eldon Null, Charles Okey, Merle Peterson, Lloyd Romereim. Rai' mond Sandvig, Dorothy Schmiedt, Jacque Schmiedt, Betty Taylor, Alverna Wilson. PART TIME STUDENTS EST-her Halseth, Beatrice Light. Mary RCSYGOII, Jean Rogers, Dorothy Simons, Nina Vanderzee, Florence Whorley. Brauch, John Dougherty, Shirley Fletcher, Arliine Foley, Ruby Gfaebnes I H0'S H0 --r CHUCK QKEY BARBARA SCOTT HEPHESENIHIIVE SINIHHS LORNA PEARSON WES SANDVIG K ,,, i s ! ' ' ' -4 Z 'MS- -, Ag ,ng Mu. 5 K v x 4 , f' Ca 'hr' -L., 'in-,,,,kw I f N -1 aww' 4 I 4 Luk, ', ,- 0 5'i W-Q. ,- q Y -' Q if W. iv ' ul. 'li' ll .:q.x.,, I 1 t 4 1 v i 9 9 I 2'flw ww- --4:.... , 4, ,1 ii 1 i 1 'E P 1? wi! h E 'E j la ? e Q L LETTER WINNERS SAM ANDERSON BOB 6'HRlSTlANSON WARREN DAY B03 EOY GERRY GROTEWAZD DON I-IANSEN l0WEll I-IANSON HA! HAUGEJORDE HOWARD HIRSOH ROIUE HIRSOH Al HOPPER HA RIAN JOHNSON KEN KESSINGER LETTER WINNERS RCM ND KJ05' DON K RUCK DENNY UITZ DICK UITZ CHUCK MANDSA GER DON 0DlAND CHUCK OKEY J A, X VERNON RA KU? JOHN REIMER VIRG SA ND WG JA 6005 SCHMIEDT RAIPH TESZOW EUSWORTH WIUKINSON S n 1 I 1 -3 '-win? --7 1 Y Q 5 if ' a 1,2 xfff Q u n P wfalvc CA cms Q w F, 0, 6. 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X I 1 X L 1 1 BA ND PER ONNEL William Amundson Eldon Anderson Jean Anderson Ruth Benson Morrise Brumbaugh Sally Christopherson Arthur Dunn Patricia Edwards Erllng Engstrom Shella Felhaber James Fleming Arlene Foley John Gilbertson Priscilla Gray Robert Griffith Elizabeth Grinager Joey Grunwald Robert Hass David Hallstrom Jack Harris Joyce Herrlinger Maxine Herrlinger Ardis Hoffman Lois Hoffman Richard Johnson Allan Kvello ,Carolyn Kvemes Leonard Lorenson Donna Lorentson Eugene Loken Hugo Lutz Lillian Lutz Arthur McKenzie Charles Mulhair Genevieve Nash John Nash Ramona Ode Russell Pohl David Prieb Frank Prudic Gilbert Rogness Thomas Schuster Charlotte Scott James Simon William Spitznagel Raymond Stolaas Barbara Swenson Thurman Wetteland Left . . . President Dave Prieb, Vice-President Donna Lorentson, Secretary-T1-gas- urer Bob Griffith . . . Be- low - - - Hugo Lutz, Profes- sor Guderyahn, BAND And the band played on! ln i947-48 the Augustana band was under the baton of Conductor Guderyahn and left-handed assistant conductor Hugo Lutz. The goal of the year was a new uniform for every member and a member in every uniform, therefore all activities were directed toward the acquisition of S3,000, which meant the realization of that goal. A--band carnival started the fund rolling upward. A series of concerts brought in more of the necessary finances. Of course the 53,000 wasn't all that the band concentrated on during the year l947-48. They gave musical support to the Vikings in football and basketball tussles, and kept up the morale of the students in the bleachers. Busses took them to out-of-town contests at Brookings and Sioux City. One of their greatest feats was getting up at 6:30 one September morning to give the footballers a rousing send-off on their joumeylto Washburn University at Topeka, Kansas. E DDA Before you read any further, meet the EDDA family which collaborated to produce the yearbook this year. The home of the 1948 EDDA was the Cottage basement and the family . !ell . . . First there were' the family heads, Frances Brager, Editor, and Allen Farley, assistant editor and business manager. Most important of the little EDDAS were the photographers, in this case, Jack Townsend and Roger Hanchen who were all over the campus and then some, recording great events on film. The rest of the EDDA kids were a lively bunch. Ambitious and ever-ready with 'copy and advice were Helen Schrader, Virginia Floren, Dorothy Pederson and Wes Sandvig, whose special pet was the sports section. Helen Bekke, Dale Jones, Arlyn Roe, Frances Hanson and Kay Abbey were here 'n there with more assists. That concludes the roll call . . . and now the EDDA family hopes you'll read on and chalk this up as a. great year .... book! ' N... 5 ..., ,QV aid: Lv' 4, .ff ixnillfi .X V Q: ii, N 3 X .2 A t , , . xi X it xkQ A x, .,iV Ax X .4 K T Nzliig N XJ fl AN if i 2 3 i 5 5 5 5 3 2 i l Yllt l00KlN6 IN ON THE MIRROR Hour after hour, night after day, week after week, Mirror staffers of i947 and i948 worked to keep the presses rolling. At the helm during the first semester was Wes Sandvig. Mary Ode took over the editorship at semester time. Laurel Gray, former sports editor, got a new title, Associate editor, in January. To complete the cycle, Durand Young moved up a notch from sports writer to sports editor. Retaining their jobs were Harry Eidsness and Naomi Seim, business manager and religion editor respectively. So much for the editors. On down the masthead, lots ot little people worked in the background to make each week's dead- lines. Jack Townsend and Roger Hanchen handled the shooting assignments tphotographyl, and Kee DeBoer had charge of the circulation department. Columns titled Let's Put lt This Way, Nosin' Around, Round About, Off the Record, and Campus Personality had bylines crediting the material therein to Tom Kilian, Virg Sandvig, Bart Kull, Dick Struck, and Virginia Floren. Reporting the news from all corners of the campus were lots of people, for Augustana has lots of corners. Alphabetically, they were Helen Bekke, James Eisentrager, Ruth Herbst, Carolyn Hinderaker, Dolores Hinderaker, Lois Hoffman, Ramona Ode, Berthamay Ofstad, Phyllis Roti, Alva Scarbrough, Harlan Sever- son, Dorothy Simons, Joan Steinlicht, Rosalyn Westre, Pat Sorenson, Bob Binger, and Bill Linden. n-097 NE W PUBUCA TIONS' When I was young I wanted much, A bike, a doll, a dog ,....... So now l want some other things, A coat of fur, a car .............. tfrom lf Wishes Were by Cecil Schraderl Wika, Barbara, Ladies' Hall .................................. ---- .-.. ---FFOSIW ...- -k ------- ----3845 Kessinger, Kenneth, l924 S. Duluth ......... ---------------JUFIIOF---.--..--3743-J Dahl, Hilda, l907 South Summit .............. .. ................ .... ........... -.----- ........... 6l43-J The above excerpts are from two new publications, Venture and the Buzz Book, which appeared in I947-48. First came the Augie Buzz Book of I947-48, under the direction and guidance of Bob Groth. lt contained the names, classifications, addresses and phone num- bers of all Augie students and like info about the faculty. Cal Warne helped Bob with the sales routines for the book, and AI Hopper drew the cover design. Not long after the Buzz Book's debut, the fall issue of Venture came off the press. Volume two was a spring edition. Venture was a literary magazine, conceived and edited by Dick Struck and containing poems and stories written by up-and- coming authors and poets. Bob Groth, business manager and Tom Sheeley, associate editor, were Editor Struck's right and left hand men. Others on the operating staff were Ernest Satter, assistant business managerg Professor Herbert Krause, literary advisorg and Dr. Edwin Gunberg, technical advisor. The editorial staff consisted of Tom Kilian, Lorna Pearson, Dolores Hinderaker, Dole Jones, Dick Moberly and Ruby Durham. Among the bylines in the Table of Contents could be found those of Jerrie Jones, Wayne Trimm, Marilyn Wollman, Evelyn Wickre, Donna Millard, Bobbe Swenson, Dick Stavig, Ken Berg and Cecil Schrader. These two new projects cast a commendable reflection on the progress and initiative of Augie's journalism students. K0lE Even the air waves at Augie were harnessed by an enterprising group of students who organized the Augustana campus radio station KGLE. Tom Kilian, station manager, started it, and the project soon grew to such large proportions that KOLE became a major activity, During the five and six hours of its broadcasting days, KOLE enlisted the services of many . . . Disc jockies topped the list with Bob Groth, Dick Struck, Helen Bekke, Lawrence Westerlund, Ole Bakke, Berthamay Ofstad and Arthur Utt on the roster. Regular announcers were Wes Sandvig ot the sports news, Bart Kull, Don Roberts and Verlyn Smith, Lorna Pearson, Joan Steinlicht, Ramona Ode and Julius Berger found and wrote the news. Manager Tom and the record players doubled as announcers. Jim Cooley, Grover Raustad, Fred Caldwell, Evert Seim, Allen Rasmussen and Neal Nelson handled the engineering end. Along with Tom Kilian on the administrative statt were secretary Phyllis Roti, business manager Lawrence Westerlund, continuity and traffic man Dick Struck and monitor Bob Huntley. Assistants in the sports broadcasting included Durand Young, Gene Johnson, Laurel Gray and Virg Sandvig. Religious activities were covered by Verlyn Smith, Laurel Gray, Francis Smith and Ray Melheim, Virginia Floren was in charge of special events assisted by Cay Cashman and Dorothy Pederson. And so we come to the close ot the first broadcast year, ELULOIZLCUZQ, First row left to right . . . Kenneth Fladmark Roger Thomssen, Donald Larson Dale Brooks, Warren Day, Robert Foy . . Second Row . . . Durand Young, Roger Snook, Mar- shall Loge Gene Johnson, Donald Hansen Robert I-Iarum . . . Third Row Luther Troen, Robert Christiansen Selmar Anderson, Lowell Hanson, Harold Haugejorde, John Reimer Douglas Stubbs, Gerald Grotewold Ingolf Maurstad, Allen oaiefies The social lite of the student is given a boost each year through the doings within the ten :ocieties on Augie's campus. . 1 Gladstonian, Adelphic, Websterian, Philo, Phi Rho, Athenian, Alpha Sigma Chi, Kappa Theta Phi and Neu- ronian are the ten passwords and phrases into the inner sanctums. And now, at the end of chapter l947-48, how much do you recall about what went on in each ot these groups? For instance . . . The Neuronians, headed by president Allen Farley, Vice-President Warren Day, Secre- tary-Treasurer Don Hanson and inter-society board member Don Larson, was the richest of the societies with S350 in the treasury at one time. They made their mint at the concession stand at the Coliseum which they took over during Viking basketball games. The sister society of the Neuronians, the Phi Rho's reorganized their club under the direction of officers Lavonne Ersland, President, Cecil Schrader, Vice-President, Bertha Mae Ofstad, Secretary-Treasurer, and l-lelen Schrader, inter-society board member. .President Ann Kvernes and fellow-officers Donna Lorentson, Valda Rogers, Eleanore London and l-lelen Kvinge lined the purse of the Alpha Sigma Chi's by selling food in Ladies' Hall. With the welcome sheckles, they had a party every third week. Joining their sister society in the roller skating, ice-skating, -and theater parties were the Kappa Theta Phi's, led by president Vernon Keszler, Vice-President Dick lvloberly, Treasurer Murray Johnson, Secretary Gene Loken and inter-society member Marvin Simonson. Virginia Krahliing. 'x.,,,-.Nh cqfgeniana First Row, left to right . . . Lois Henjum, Doris Rasmussen, Ruth Wineberg, Alyce Luken, Martiia :TO Lubben . . . Second row . . . oulsfe Oberlander, Colleen Winjum, GGOYSW Larson, Glennys Lokken, Dfmna Lou Johnson, Arlene Foley, Joyce Van Steenwyck . . . Third row . - - Af' delle Thompson, Berniece Pay'f0ni LuJean Clauson, Shirley A111505 ' Mary Ann Jacobson, LOIS Col1mS, Eh First James C Tom R D 01-ian ri . , . Ci Rausias Hausfroi Q3 lf Baia ' Lois ,Q Rugh ' o ,afixguite , Geoflg anna 0 icifiiif Payton, Auisonf 5 Co1l1I15v First rovv, left to right . . . Dorothy Ann Erickson, LaVonne Ersland, Beverly Beyer, Catherine Crites, Joanne Steinlicht, Maxine Locken, Berthamay Ofstad . . . Second row . . . Margaret Menke, Doris Wax- dahl, Beverly Jensen, Grayce Tolv- stad, Donna Gilbertson, Shirley Davis, Helen Schrader. The Philo's also turned to business, the business of spending last year's financial surplus. With President Jean Nelson, Vice-President Bobbe Swenson, Secretary-Treasurer Phyllis Roti and inter society member Betty Spitznagel in the officer's chairs, they invested it in several parties at Homecoming, Christmas and in-between. Their brothers, the Webs, headed by Robert Mandsager, President, Wes Sandvig, Vice-Presi- dent, Keith Ellwein, Secretary-Treasurer and Newell Olson, inter-society board member, were in on the festivities. , The Glads bought sweaters, in a bright green, to commemorate the new year. President Ken Kessinger, Vice-President Harry Eidsness, Treasurer Luby Lee and the rest had plenty of chance to wear them, too, at the theater parties, banquets and card parties given for, by, and with themselves and sisters Adelphics. Dolores I-linderaker, President, Phyllis Lokken, Audrey Fossum, Lois Ulrickson and Lavonne Engebretson otficered the i947-48 Adelphics. Parties were the main item on the Demosthenians, Reorganization was another project executed by members and officers Jim Cooley, president, Grover Raustad, Vice-President, Tom Kilian, Secretary-Treasurer and Don Johnson, sergeant-at-arms. Fun was also the objective of their sisters, the Athenians, who elected Glennys Lokken, Georgia Larson, Arlene AFoley and Lois l-lenjum as President, Vice-President, Secretary-Treasurer and inter-society member, respectively. amoafgeniam First row, left to right . . . James Cooley, Donald Johnson, Tom Kilian, Virgil Flesher, Dorian Lee . . . Second row . . . C1arencePatterson, Grover Raustad, Ronald Nelson, David Hallstrom. qflfegafaziana First row, left to right . . . Keith Ellwein, James LeGros, Robert Carl- son, Arnold Teslow, Milton Erickson . . . Second row . . . Laurel Gray, Allen Paulson, Edward Peters, Newell Olson, Earl Opheim, Ralph Teslow . . . Third row . . . Wesley Sandvig, Norman Eitrheim, Allan Tufteland, Charles Mandsager, Ker- mit Jones, Luther Mandsager, Roland Kjos, Harlan Johnson. I cgcfzlpbfiwa First row, left to right . . . Irene Larson, Elise Halvorson, Frieda Misch, Marian Larson, Virginia Floren, Lorene - Hauge . . . Segond row . . . Barbara Scott, Genevieve Nash, Audrey Fossum, Lavonne Mag- nuson, Marilyn Burke, D010!-es Hinderaker, Marjorie Harvey, Lila Strand, Dorothy Schiager . . . Third row . . . Barbara Wika, Naomi Seim, Joan Gilbertson, Carolyn Hinderaker, Phyllis Lokken, La- Vonne Engebretson, Margaret Pier- son, Charlotte Ellison, Elizabeth Skyberg, Lois Ulrickson. Z2 First fo' Englefy Ki110pv J0hns0l'1 and To Lyle Li Nash, P' 1ey, Rot' . - ' Da orion L Smith, ' gren, W sen, R00 Kenneth I 1 fjfafzfla, 5 First row, left to right - - ' Earl sm-mo, Aldrich Syrenf Gordon Carls, Roger Bottum, Wendell Un' verzagt, Odean Opheim . . . Second row . . . Ervin Schemmel, Richard Moberly, Wilford Hanson, Eugelfe Loken, Vernon Keszler, Mafvm Simonson . . . Third Row . - - Lee Roy Eikanger, Harlan Norem, Mar' vin Hanson, Murray Johnson' Eugene Engelstad, Leon Krueger' Lyle Krueger, Harlan Hallstrom, Roger Sogge. First In Larson, Rogers, Son. A1 ' ' - E: Donna Lavonr Herbst, Lonfiol: Kee I Verna I Mevik. ne :la lia nd ve lg- :es ila ird 'mi ,yn ga- er- eth gfacfifonicuu First row, left to right . . . LaVerne Engler, George DeBow, Robert Mc- Killop, Victor Peterson, Leland Johnson, Harry Eidsness . . . Sec- ond row . . . Marvin Schoenfish, Lyle Lien, Carmi Odegaard, John Nash, Donald Peterson, Robert Hunt- 1ey, Robert Larson . . . Third row . . . David Dexter, Donald Roberts, Orion Lee, Donald Odland, Francis Smith, Verlyn Smith, Gerald Lof- gren, Wallace Hunstad, John Han- sen, Rodney Jones, Emmet Johnson, Kenneth Kessinger. '40-1-M. .Y . L Q3 L Oqlfga , Earl 30111011 all Un' Second aichard Eugene Marvin .. Lee 1, Mar- ohrlson' :I-uegeff lllstfom' First row, left to right . . . Mary Larson, Charlotte Scott, Valda Rogers, Grace Stegen, Wanda Sever- son, Ann Kvernes 1, . . Second row . . . Effie Larson, Ramona Clauson, Donna Lorentson, Belva Malchow, LaVonne Johnson, Ruth Olson, Ruth Herbst, Joan Norem . . . Third row . . . Arlette Pederson, Eleanore London,, Helen Kvinge, Arlene Sogge, Kee 1ieBoer, Alys Christiansen, Verna Berg, Mildred Erickson, Marie Mevik. f .gblziilbma ian: First row, left to right.. . . Jean White, Marilyn Johnson, Patricia Eldridge, Lorraine Asper, Helen Bekke, Carol Barnes, Barbara Swen- son . . . Second row . . . Phyllis Roti, Frances Brager, Luretta Shultz, Dorothy' Pederson, Muriel Lamkee, Jean Nelson, Betty Spitznagel. i l FORENSICS Long hours of library research, discussions at Snook's apartment, practice debates, and coffee hours pro- vided a background for the inter-collegiate con- tests in which the Augustana Forensics Squad participated. Discussing the topic of World Government, the team traveled to the southern and eastern coasts as well as many cities in the mid-west. ln December, Dorothy Pederson, Cay Cashman, Tom Kilian and Verlyn Smith journeyed to lowa State Teachers College for the Mid-west lnvitational Tournament. Cay Cashman placed first in the Extemporaneous Speaking divisiong and Dorothy Pederson was high point speaker for the total events of the tournament. The Red River Valley Tournament at Concordia College in Moorhead, Minnesota saw the Augustana teams again matching wits with north-central schools. A post-war traveling spree took Dorothy Pederson, l-lelen Bekke, Tom Kilian, Verlyn Smith and speech head, Bob Snook on an extensive trip through the southern states. Highlighting the two-week trip was the Glendy-Burke lnter-collegiate Tournament at Tulane University, New Orleans. The Grand National Tournament at Fredricksburg, Virginia, saw the girl's team, Dorothy Ann Erickson and Gene Johnson going east while the men's team represented Augustana at the Little National Phi Kappa Delta Tourney at Fort Collins, Colorado. With a diet of statistics, Cord Meyer's quotes, earth shaking plans and Culbertson's books, Augie de- bators fully digested world government proposals. Next year it will be something different, but just as much interest and work will again take over. Seated around the table from left to right . . . Cay Cashman, Dorothy Peder- son, Helen Bekke, Lawrence Westerlund, Bob Snook . . . Standing . . . Verlyn Smith, Murray Johnson, Francis Smith, Tom Kilian. ip dwg, aware: in-..,,,...w Above . . . Dick Stavig, Pat Eldridge, Dorothy Ann Erick- son, Director Bob Snook, Wes Sandvig, Don Reaves . . . Right . . . Donna Mahl, Berthamay Ofstad, Gene Johnson, Verlyn Smith, Cay Cashman, Jean Nelson. DRA MA 7165 Curtai n's going up . . . all dramatics people on stage. The play of the moment is The EDDA Story. A summary of the play which has been in rehearsal all during l947-48 follows. Production-Leading the dramatics department and the AugustanaCollege theatre was Bob Snook teach r d' t d , e , irec or an established actor. Then came the 60 others . . . actors and actresses, production and stage crews and publicity groups. A board of directors was appointed at the years beginning to handle whatever boards of directors do handle. Members were seniors Wes Sandvig and Dorothy Ann Erickson, junior Pat Eldridge and sophomores Don Reaves and Dick Stavig Atl.-Otb.Th c co er ornton Wilders Skin of our Teeth packed the gym auditorium for three nights. Verlyn Smith, Catherine Cashman and Berthamay Ofstad played the leads, Bob Snook directed. More cue catchers included Allen son, Marshall Loge Floyd Mlady Ted Rasmussen, Gene Johnson, Donna Mahl, Kirk Dayton, Cecil Schrader, Elva John Limmer, Francis Smith, Doris Otterson, Lorene l-lauge, Carolyn l-linderaker Dorothy Jean Erickson Al s Ch 't , , y ris enson, Lawrence Westerlund and Gerry Lotgren. Backstage performers Don Reaves, Pat Eldridge and Carold Barnes performed great feats in settings and costumes. Act ll.-February. The play was Dangerous Corner, land the players were Barbara Scott D h A , orot y nn Erickson, Joan l-lenium, Berthamay Ofstad, Gene Johnson, Verlyn Smith and Jack Stark. Bob Snook directed, Cecil Schrader assisted. Act lll.-April, Hamlet, Act. 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Imported talent first calls for mention of the Artist's Series which presented four shows throughout the year, On October 28, Miss Borghild Dahl, renowned author-lecturer and former Augustana English instructor, delivered a lecture on the topic of Talent and Opportunity. One week later, John Anglin, the popular Negro tenor, appeared in a concert on the gym stage and pre- Senled 0 DfOQram including Negro Spirituals, art songs and the well known Ombra Mai Fu by Handel. That same month, on the 20th, an organ recital at the First Lutheran Church, featured Dr. Frank Asper, famed' organist of the Mormon Tabernacle in Salt Lake City, Utah. The poet-organist was on his l6th national tour. ' The Blaisdell Trio, led by flutist Frances Blaisdell, presented their concert on February 4. The other two-thirds of the trio were Russian-born Alexander' Kouguell, cellist, and a promising young pianist, Thomas Richner. Every day programs were those presented in chapel each morn- ing from 9:l5 to 9145. Among the speakers who appeared in chapel exercises were South Dakota's Attorney-general Sigurd Anderson, several local pastors and Rev. Oscar Anderson who gave his series of sermons during Religious Emphasis Week. Miss Ruth O'Neil, WSSF representative, came in November to explain to Augie students the merits of the World Student Service Fund. Friday was reserved for the home-grown talent and was designated as Student Body Day. Luby Lee, Student Body President, presided each week. Probably the biggest Student Body days were given over to Bob Groth and his Student X and Hiking Viking contests, pat- terned after radio's Miss Hush and The Walking Man competition. The Student X riddle ended in, three weeks when Alva Scarbrough identified Student X as cheerleader LaVerne Kopperud. Sorry we can't tell you the identity of the Hiking Viking because, as the EDDA goes to press, it has not been guessed. Proceeds from the contests were donated to the WSSF drive. 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