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

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1950 volume:

1950 fella . cqug usfana dolly glioux Qaffs, Soufg Bagofa . . fcfifoz . . . Helen Schrader Busimss dlflafzagsz Charles Ewing Akaff. .. Photography C Joel Strasser Wallace Reid Lillian Lutz Sports Bob Aldern Bob Meerdink Frieda Misch Carolyn Kvernes Ruth Olson Cecil Schrader Ramona Ode Mary Brown Roger Snook O7,5CD'O'Z We, the staff, present your 1950 EDDA with the hope that sketched herein you will find happy memories of your once- in-a-lifetime college days. fbocfoz qjoungcfagf . . . Twenty nine years ago, Augustana welcomed Dr. Carl R. Youngdahl to the faculty, and its pride in him has risen with every passing year. Beside his excellent directing of the choir and his molding of inexperienced stu- dents into accomplished singers, Dr. Young- dahl is himself a composer and organist of ability. Hand in hand with his abilities goes the inevitable, a kind and friendly personality which makes us feel honored to dedicate this book to him. Jr Fw: W S n ,fm -ww YM XJ! A444-fb NJ V f4L .2t12LE.f ,,fQ.f .f,. J cv - S! .ff as if i1'..f2i.JdJd.f.aQ'.'7 i,.,f.ff-iii ,..' i Administration and Classes ' Index- Page HO Banging fox kgs Qufuw . . . In the spring of 1949, Dean Helen Farley, spade in hand, broke the first ground for Augustana's latest project, the construction of a new women's dorm. Following the comple- tion of the science and music buildings, it falls in the center of building plans, for it pre- cedes a new library and a men's dormitory. Progressive Augustana has her eyes turned toward the future. Top - Dean Farley at ground breaking. Center - Dorm in progress. Right - Pres. Stavig and Dr. Glenn at the corner- stone laying. .n ,Wi E 15 E as 4 25 2 ix ga QQ 3 is iz zz ,TS Q 25 3 fi ff Q 25 31? fi 25 5 z -? y K? . J . - v' , ' - f:,..f-,.- . .. ,- ,-131 Gquguafana Oglcfminiafzafion . . Dr. Lawrence M. Stavig came to Augustana as president in 1943. He is a graduate of St. Olaf and Luther Theological Seminary and has served as pastor at Tacoma, Wash., and Northfield, Minn. In addition to his work on the campus Dr. Stavig was this year elected president of the Na- tional Lutheran Council. Dr. I. B. Hauge, Dean of Augustana, keeps the ball rolling in the executive personnel office. He received his A.B. from St. Olaf and his A.M. and Ph.D. from the U. of Iowa. Besides shoveling walks and teach- ing psychology, Walter B. Leino is Dean of Men this year. Mr. Leino re- ceived his A.B., B.S., and A.M. degrees from the U. of Minnesota. Taking good care of the girls in Ladies Hall is Helen Farley, Dean of Women. Miss Farley is a graduate of St. Olaf and received her A.M. at the U. of Iowa. Wi, mein all--'-an Al QI 1. ffl.: k------6 MUSIC Standing 1. to r.: J. Earl Lee, A.B., As- sociate Professor in Musicg Richard J. Guderyahn, Mus.M., Associate Professor in Musicg Clifford J. O1- son, A.M., Associate Professor in Musicg Arnold J. Running, Ph.D., Associate Pro- fessor in Music. Seated l. to r.: Mrs. M. T. Woods, Instructor in Musicg Emil Strom, In- structor in Musicg Ver- ona E. Rogness, A.B., Instructor in Musicg Carl R. Youngdahl, Mus.D., Professor in Music. SOCIAL SCIENCE Standing 1. to r.: Bruce Cole, M.A., Instructor in Historyg Pehr Pehrs- son, A.M., Instructor in Economicsg W. E. Kuhn, Ph.D., Assistant Professor in Eco- nomics. Seated 1. to r.: Warren A. Beck, A.M., Instruc- tor in Historyg Carl H. Chrislock, A.M., In- structor in Political Scienceg O. Tonning, Ph.D.,Professor of His- tory and Political Scienceg Albert T. Tollevs, Cinsertb A.M., Professor of Psychol- ogy and Sociology. 'IO gacuffy dlflamgeu ART O g d e n D a 1- rymple fleftl, B.F.A., Instructor in Artg Palmer Eide, Cright7A.B., Professor in Art. gaauffy Jlffsnzfisu . . ENGLISH L. to r.: Herbert A. Krause, A.M. Professor in Englishg Edwin Gunberg, Ph.D., Professor in Eng- lishg A. Marie Bresee, A.B., In- structor in Englishg Lars Chris- tianson, A.M., Instructor in Eng- lish. ilnsertj Helen Farley, A.M. Assistant Professor in English. LANGUAGES L. to r.: Helmer M. Ble- gen, A.M., Professor of Modern Languagesg Augusta Topping, A.M., Assistant Professor of Modern Languages. Ruth Stenseth, A.M., Assistant Professor of Modern Languagesg Hannah M. Nyholm, A.M., Assistant Professor of Modern Languagesg Gratia Kjer- land, A.M., Professor of Ancient Languages. 1 my We-Q. EDUCATION Above left: Hilda E. Dahl, Clefth A.B., Assistant Professor of Elementary Educationg Rich- ard W. Schlicht, Crightb A.M., Assistant Professor in Educa- tion. PSYCHOLOGY Ingvald B. Hauge, Cleft! Ph.D., Professor of Psy- chologyg Walter B. Leino, Crightl A.M., Assistant Professor of Psychology. 'W fs ,mmm 'fi' N-...gf li' lgaauffy dlffamflszi . . PUBLIC RELATIONS Upper left: Alma Roisurn, Cleftb A.B., Assis Director of Public Relationsg Edward W. Nei Qrightl C.T., Director of Public Relations. ADMINISTRATIVE PERSONNEL Amy Isaak, A.B., Secretary to the President. BUSINESS OFFICE L. to r.: Dolores Barnes, Donna Jenson, W. A. l son, A.M., Treasurerg Lois Bachman, Mrs. Pe' son, Winnie Kildahl, Wallace J. Estenson, fins A.B., Acting Business Manager. BOOK STORE George H. Gilbertson, M.Accts., Manager of Book Store. CHRISTIANITY L. to r.: Stanley L. Olsen, A.M., Professor Christianity and Philosophyg Orval M. Wes C.T., Associate Professor of Christianity Soc1ologyg.En1i1 Erpestad, M.W., Assistant Pro sor of Christianity. NURSES L. to r.: Mrs. Ver- non Bidwell, In- structor in Nursingg Marlene Reuter, School Nurseg Fern Ersland, School Nurseg Anna Hau- gan Berdahl, R.N., Director of Nursing. gacuffy dlflsmgszi . . PHYSICAL EDUCATION L. to r.: Jerry Thompson, B.S. In- structor in Physical Educationg Leonard A. Olson, A.B., Professor of Physical Educationg Olaf Odney, A.B., Instructor in Physical Educa- tiong Rhoda Dybvig, B.S., Instructor in Women's Physical Education. MATH AND SCIENCE Standing 1. to r.: Merle Loken, M.S., Assistant Professor of Physicsg O. M. Hofstad, M.S., Assistant Professor of Natural Science. Seated 1. to r.: Coleman Logan, A.M., Instruc-. tor in Mathematics and Physicsg Gunnar Sandnes, M.S., Associate Professor of Biologyg John A. Froemke, Ph.D., Professor of Natural Scienceg Mrs. Arthur Anderson, Instructor of Biologyg Walter Lyche, Cinsertl, M.A., Assistant Professor of Mathematics. I3 1- 3 ,J 3, ,yf h-x 3 ,Y .. AW ,, 1 f': at I 1 s Y 51 w 'Jax 'A 4? 5 2 xv 53 'ln gf 1 - .: 4 We 9 5 ,Q 5 5 gg s 413'-v'ZJ , . 1 if ra? 4 991 Q t , gaauffy JM SPEECH AND DRAMATICS Hugo Carlson, Cleftj A.M., Instructor in Speechg Robert L. Snook, fright? A.B., Instructor in Dra- matic Art. LIBRARY Kord1111a Johnson Cleft? B S L1brar lan Selma Hogen R S As rxan. EHZEEYZ5, JOURNALISM Ralph O. I-Iillgren, A.B., Instructor in Journalism. I4 COMMERCIAL Clara Knudson, A.B., Assistant Reg- istrar and Instruc- tor in Commercial Education. jsfigion . . With a majority of Lutheran stu- dents, it is natural that the Sioux Falls Lutheran churches become a center of spiritual life. Students teach Sunday School, attend leagues, and sing in choirs. Dr. J. J. Glenn, assisted by Rev. C. J. Swanson, is pastor at First Lutheran. Across the street from Augie is Our Saviour's Lutheran Church, with Rev. H. M. Blegen as pastor. Below is the new East Side Lutheran Church. Rev. H. R. Gregerson, president of the Col- lege Board of Directors, is pastor. gk New Standing left to right: Leland Lillehaug, Wally Tvedt Rev. Emil Erpestad, Murray Johnson, Ray Peterson Seated left to right: Leland Johnson, Delores Ost Charlotte Scott, Effie Larson, Rev. Stanley Olson. g 15 cgfucfsnf government . . . Accomplished by this year's student council, under Al Farley, was the signing of a tri- school peace pact with the University and State College, declaring that raids on each other's campuses were forbidden in an effort to stop the excessive damage done by raiding parties during previous years in pre-Home- coming fervor. In January, after a hot campaign battle, Lee Lillehaug was elected to succeed Al. Other officers elected were Francis Smith, vice- presidentg Frieda Misch, secretary, Al Scar- borough, treasurer, Bob Nervig, Viking Days chairman, Ramona Ode, social board chair- mang Al Paulson and Ardys Erickson, athletic board representatives. I6 Above, Allen Farley, student body president, above left, Helen Schrader, Roger Snook, Gil Rogness, Phil Nat- wickg left, l. to r., Jim Sumption, Lil- lian Lutz, Norm Eitrheim, Marie Mevik, Chuck Mandsagerg below, l. to r., Denny Erie, Bob Nervig, Lee Johnson. 1. N..,,,V E i Q Q'ZE5.5I'I2El2 . . . MARY LOIS ALBERS . . Meckling, S. D .... EDITH AMUNDSON . . Hadley, Minn. . . . DARRELL ANDERSON . . Newell, S. D .... DELORES ANDERSON . . Viborg, S. D. . . . JERRY ARMSTRONG . . Sioux Falls. GAIUS AUSLAND . . Lily, S. D .... ORETTA BENDER . . Sturgis, S. D .... ARLAND BERG . . Mt. Vernon, S. D .... ELMER BRANDT . . Westbrook, Minn .... PHILLIP BRUN S . . Pipestone, Minn. LAVONNE CAMPBELL . . Carthage, S. D .... BLAINE CARLSON . . Sioux Falls . . . DOROTHY CARLSON . . Sioux Falls . . . GRACIA CARLSON . . Vienna, S. D. . . . JEAN CARLSON . . Sturgis, S. D. MARY LU CHAPMAN . . Pipestone, Minn .... JOAN CHILSON . . Webster, S. D. . . . JOAN COLLINS . . Kadoka, S. D .... MARK CONGER . . Sioux Falls . . . DELAND DAVIDSON . . Westbrook. Minn. ' fi, ffm 'Q QE. ki am , W 'Wish in l A ,ww .M 'R 5. l Eyj 9 : f AX 21 .S if .MW .Wg CSF' A-QD lgif 'ZEQQHZEIZ . . . DARLENE DERTIEN . . Emery, S. D .... MARGO DITTMAN . . Sioux Falls . . . MARY ANN DOBLER . . Tripp, S. D .... LA VERNE DOWNER . . Rosholt, S. D .... BONNIE ELLWEIN . . Freeman, S. D. ARLYSS ENGEN . . Volin, S. D .... MARILYN ENGEN . . Volin, S. D .... BEVERLY ERICKSON . . Montrose, S. D .... DENNY ERIE . . Marshall, Minn .... MARY FEDDE . . Fowler, Colo. MARY FITZGERALD . . George, Ia .... CHARLES FRIEND . . Minneota, Minn. . . . MARION FRIESTAD . . Sioux Falls . . . AILENE GERISCHER . . Slayton, Minn. . . . MAXINE GOLDIE . . Sioux Falls. DENA HAKEN . . Sibley, Minn .... FRED HALLSTROM . . Webster, S. D .... ELAINE HANSON . . Rapid City, S. D .... HARLAN HANSON . . Volin, S. D .... PAUL HAN- SON . . Yankton, S. D. These classifications a e those recorded in the Registra office as f S pt mber, 1949. ql9 LE5,lIif72El2 . . . DALE HATCH . . Tracy, Minn .... MERLIN HATTLESTAD . . Sioux Falls . . . ROY HENDRICKSON . . Lakefield, Minn .... MARILYN HERMANSON . . Sioux Falls MILTON HEUPEL . . Groton, S. D. MARILYN HOIME . .Kenneth Minn .... ARDYCE HOVLAND . . Waubay S. D. JANICE HULT . . Beresford, s'. D .... ROSE NELL JACOBSON . . Beresfofd, S. Df. '. f JOHNNIE JOHNSON . . White Butte, S. D. MAR JEAN JOHNSON . . Worthing, S. D .... JOAN KELLY . . Crooks, S. D .... ED KILEN . . Lakefield, Minn .... DONNA KNUDSON . . Sioux Falls . . . JEAN KNUTSON . . Windom, Minn. VALERA KOCH . . Inwood, Ia .... DELORES KRENZ . . Plankinton, S. D .... SHIRLEY KOREGER . . Aurora, S. D .... YEVONNE KRUEGER . . Verdon, S. D .... BEVERLY LARSON . . Wheaton, Minn. 3 iw M ff' 'S iii. rf RW A Q. x . 3 Q Q W if f nts? - - J! 'ff I X E 'gzlilitg ,Aida 1.15 x, I-an ,al- H N , . :Iv r 7 1 , Qi rw. K . ... 5... rw-'If W 'r 'u 'Fi 'M V2.4 5' ,w--- em 2 Q' all X Jin.. W . yew' fm .gee , QM: mmm . . . LOIS LIND . . Canova, S. D .... ART LUBBEN . . Le Mars, Ia .... YVONNE LUND- BERG . . Estelline, S. D .... MARY MANDSAGER . . Hardy, Ia .... JOHN MCINTYRE . . Sioux Falls . . . JOYCE MENTER . . Presho, S. D .... JEAN MILLER . . Sioux Falls . . . NILA MOIR . . Sioux Falls . . . ESTHER MOODY . . Bruce, S. D .... WALLACE NELSON . . Arling- ton, S. D. DONALD NEUGEBAUER . . Dimock, S. D .... BETTY NIELSON . . Fowler, Colo. . . . LANDIS OLSON . . Rapid City, S. D .... GEORGE PAWLOWSKI . . Alpena, S. D. . . . JOHN PETERS . . Webster, S. D. VENDELLA PETERSON . . Mitchell, S. D .... LUCILLE PIERSON . . Windom, Minn. . . . JOAN PISTORIUS . . Glenview, Ill .... AVENELL QUAMMEN . . Watertown, S. D .... CHARMAYNE ROREM . . Radcliffe, Ia. 'LEQQHZEI2 . . . HELEN RUTTUM . . Astoria, S. D .... MARIE SANDAL . . Webster, S. D .... MAR- GARET SANDBAKEN . . Cottonwood, Minn .... RONALD SCHEMMEL . . Alvord, Ia. . . . PHYLLIS SCHLOTTMAN . . Rapid City, S. D. GENE SCHNEPF . . Alvord, Ia .... MARLYS SCHULTZ . . Canova, S. D .... AUDREY SIMONS . . Flandreau, S. D .... HAZEL SOGGE . . Sioux Falls . . . MARVELLE SOREN- SON . . Garretson, S. D. LOLA SORHEIM . . Howard, S. D .... MOLLY SPITZNAGEL . . Sioux Falls . . . KIRS- TINE STJERNHOLM . . Fowler, Colo .... RITA THELIN . . Sisseton, S. D .... ROSLYN THUE . . Bryant, S. D. RUTH TROEN . . Minot, N. D .... DENNY WOLKNEHAUR . . DeSmet, S. D .... BOB WARING . . Sioux Falls . . . HAROLD WIBETO . . Wallace, S. D .... DELORIS WENN- BLOM . . Hudson, S. D. :x 1 K 37 f as A R X' .Q-V 5:6 1Q SQ rf an' lk 5 f 7 - no Q AA w ' 'Zigi H2512 . . . ROSIE WILCOX . . Sioux Falls . . . GWENDOLYN WILKINS . . Clark, S. D .... ELLS- WORTH WINDEN . . Dawson, Minn .... BERNIECE ZANGLE . . Dimock, S. D. . . . JAMES WANG . . Honan, China. CLI72E.'Z0. . . . Abrhaham Assls, David Austin, Charlotte Axsell, Richard Bahnson, Ronald Ball, Robert Barker. Arthur Berthelson, Wayne Billings, George Bogdos, Clyde Boyd, Paul Brande, Don Brosz, Richard Bruflat, Don Budgett, Larrold Burch, Andrew Burke, Bruce Caldwell, Everett Clark, Donald Cleland, Vinton Crusinberry, Earl Custer, David Dedrick, John Degelan, Robert Dietrich, Wallace Dow, Bob Duncan, Fred Eisland, Lloyd Einarson, Ronald Eliason, Curtis Farestead, Tom Fenner, Carl Field, Donna Fillback, Ruth Fischer, Paul Frahm, Don-ald Froemke, Marvin Gerlach, Marvin Gess, Roger Gronseth, Alfred Grunst, Herbert Gustafson, Wesley Halbritter, I-Iarlo Handevidt, Roger Hansen, Harold Hanson, Arral Helgerson, James Hester, Dick Hoff, LeRoy Hofstad, Paul Hohman, Marilyn Huke, Clair Hunter, Art Huseboe, Marvel Huwe, Pauline Inberg, Bob Jacobson, John Jewell, Bernard Johnson, Donald Johnson, Fred Johnson, Jack Johnson, Lyman Johnson, Ronald Johnson, Virginia Johnson, James Jor- genson, Beverly Juhl, Dick Kallestad, Pat Kelley, James Kirschman, Desmond Kittleson, Leslie Kleven, Martin Klock, Merle Kneebone, Roger Knudson, James Krueger, David Kvemes, Boyd Landman, Barbara Larson, Francis Larson, Colette Leonard, Douglas Lindgren, Charles Lockhart, Robert Lucas, Owen Madden, Duane Mahlstedt, Audrey Malcomb, Bonnie Medeck, Kenneth Meester, Betty Mellom, Peggy Miller, Willam Mixter, James Moe, Ray Morkve. Charles Mussler, Reinhold Mutchelknaus. Marcie Nelson, Harold Neuberger, Raymond Neuroth, Warren Newberg, Myron Niedart, Wayne Nordlie, Dick Oberlander, George F. Olson, James Olson, Bill O'Neill, Donald Paulson, Dick Payne, Richard Pearson, Levis Pemmock, Eloise Peterson, Denton Peter- son, Hazel Peterson, Dale Phillips, Don Pinard, Don Pospesal, Don Pratt, Luetta Qualm, Neil Raber, Kenneth Rahm, Rea Rallis, Dennis Ravenberg, Wallace Reid, Charles Reynolds, James Rud, James Raustad, Curtis Rund, Judean Schwinger, Dorothy Scott, Erling Severtson, Shirley Sims, Dan Slaight, Wesley Smidt, Donald Smith, Ray Sorenson, Marvin Stadum, Bill Sullivan, Gordon Sunde, Willis Sunde, Charles Thissell, Donald Thompson, Ronald Thompson, LaVae Thynes, Bill Tillottson, Duane Torkelson, Orville Tronson, Marjorie Undem, Gordon Ustrud, James Voyen, James Waage, Annette Weisenburger, George Wissert, Nordls Wold, Edward Zachte, Bruce Zellman, Bob Zenner, John Zwingelberg. fceifiman dfaaa Lgfficau . . . W Left to right: Denny Erie, president, Phyl Schlottman, secretary, Arral Helgerson, treas- urerg J ames, Rud, vice- president. ir. V5 cswofzfiomozai . . ROBERT ANKRUM . . Lane, S. D .... ORLYN BALE . . Dawson, Minn .... JEAN BARRY . . Sioux Falls . . Two Year Normal Student . . . JEANNINE BENNEY . . Parker . . Two Year Normal Student . . . GENE BRENDEN . . Sloan, Minn. MURIEL BREWICK . . Mt. Vernon, S. D .... CAROL BUBBERS . . Sioux Falls . . . BONNIE BUCKHEIM . . Parker . . Two Year Normal Student . . . DARLO BUCK- WALTER . . Hudson, S. D .... DONA CARLSON . . Sioux Falls. JOYCE DONNELLY . . Sioux Falls . . Two Year Normal Student . . . BEVERLY DUN- DER . . Warner, S. D .... Two Year Normal Student . . . AUDREY EID . . Montevideo, Minn .... ARDYS ERICKSON . . Colton, S. D .... CAROL ERSTAD . . Jasper, Minn. BOB FEDDE . . Fowler, Colo .... DICK GILSETH . . Oldham, S. D .... SHIRLEY GOD- BER . . Letcher, S. D .... Two Year Normal Student . . . RUTH HALLERUD . . Chicago, Ill. . . Two Year Normal Student . . . BILL HAMMER . . Lead. S. D. A? Wiiiw 'Q' 'M' E 4 2 tx lr WW wiifv' Awolbfiomozsi . . . CLETUS HARNER . . Sioux Falls . . . LA VONNE HILL . . Lennox, S. D .... Two Year Normal Student . . . LOIS HOFFMAN . . Madison, S. D .... CHUCK JARRETT . . Canis- tota, S. D .... BOB JENSEN . . Sioux Falls. I GLADYS JOHNSON . . Hooker, S. D. . . Two Year Normal Student . . . MYRTLE JOHN- SON . . Irene, S. D .... HAROLD KILNESS . . Marcus, S. D .... VIRGINIA KNEIP . . Colton, S. D .... JAMES KNUDSON . . Canton, S. D. ALVIN LALIM . . Maynard, Minn .... MARILYN LUNNING . . Sioux Falls . . . PAUL LUTZ . . Gary, Ind .... JOYCE MICHELSON . . Newell, S. D .... Two Year Normal Student . . . GALLORD MIKKELSON . . Wakonda, S. D. RICHARD MUNKVOLD . . Sioux Falls . . . PHIL NATWICK . . Nunda, S. D. . . . BOB NERVIG . . Canton, S. D .... LU JEAN NESS . . Bruce, S. D. . . Two Year Normal Stu- dent . . . LOIS NORBY . . Soldier, Ia. . . Two Year Normal Student. 24 Sn: l cgofzgomozsi . . . DOROTHY OINES . . Volga, S. D. . . Two Year Normal Student . . . TWILA OLSON . . Aurora, S. D. . . Two Year Normal Student . . . GWENOLA OVERAAS . . Jackson, Mirm. . . Freshman . . . JEANETTE PAYSON . . Centerville, S. D. . . Two Year Normal Student . . . CLARICE PEDERSON . . Sioux Falls . . Two Year Normal Student. JOYCE PEDERSON . . Colman, S. D. . . Two Year Normal Student. . . ARLENE PETER- SON . . Larchwood, Ia. . . Two Year Normal Student . . . BETTY LOU PETERSON . . Sioux Falls . . Two Year Normal Student . . . DICK RUTHENBECK . . Tracy, Minn. . . . DELORES SCHOON . . Luverne, Minn. BETTY JEAN SMITHBURG . . Sioux Falls . . . BOB STEENSMA . . Sioux Falls . . LE ROY STERN . . Freeman, S. D .... JOEL STRASSER . . Fairview, S. D. . . . FLORENCE STUEDER . . Sioux Falls. CAROL SWANSON . . Bryant, S. D. . . Two Year Normal Student . . . EVELYN SWEN- SON . . Flandreau, S. D. . . Two Year Normal Student . . . MARY LEE SYVERSON . . Mitchell, S. D .... MURIEL VAN LOH . . Sioux Falls . . Two Year Normal Student . . . GLORIA VATNE . . Flandreau, S. D. ,Qu ' ,a V 1 Nr F . Y I4-M of Fel W3 'fav' cg Ibgomou-:Q . . . KENNETH WARNS . . Wentworth, S. D. . . JERRY WETTESTAD . . Tracy, Minn. . ELEANOR WIN QUIST . . Akron, Ia. amem 5611. . . Hjalmar Aaland, Cliff Anderson, Ed Anderson, Phyllis Anderson, Vernon Armstrong, Andeline Ameson, Donald Ausland, Lois Bachman, Harold Bademan, Harold Bailey, Donald Bankson, Willard Beckstrom, Delmond Bennett, Orlin Berge, Ed Besseler, Lester Bly, Barbara Boden, Earl Boyum, Alvin Brucklacher, Dolores Bue, Betty Chamberlain, Bemard Chicolne, John Colwell, Tom Colwell, David Dahl, Gene Davis, Frank Dougherty, Dean Dow, Thora Eide, Alexander Eidy, Milton Eikum, Norm Ekeland, Norma Ellickson, Bryan Ellingson, Phyllis L. Ellingston, Phyllis E. Ellingson, Bob Elmen, Tom Ersland, Jeanette Evanson, Chuck Ewing, Gary Gefke, Gary Geidd, Carl Gillin, Virgil Gislason, Bonnie Greguson, Nlary Haack, Charles Hahn, Tom Halvorson, Kenneth Henseler, Gene Hervig, Glorice Hill, Selmar Hilmoe, Howard Hirsch, Ray Holter, Pat I-Iusher, Paul Isaak, Evelyn Iverson, Edwin Jackson, Myron Jacobson, Dale Jamptgaard, Don Jenson, Dora Johnson, Harvey Johnson, Janice Johnson, Laurine Johnson, Vernon Johnson, Alice Johnstad, Lois Klutman, Jerrie Koester, Milt Kudlacek, Dorean Kvanbek, Doris Kvanbek, Sidney LaFleur, Bill Larson, Mervyn LeGros, Judy Lindblom, Don Long, Dick Madison, Daniel Matteson, Joanne Maurstad, Roy Mellenberndt, Duane Meyers, Myrna Mikkelson, Pat Millard, Tom Miller, Marjorie Moe, Mavis Nelson, Beverly Neu, George Nielsen, Francis Nold, Gordon Oakland, Bob Odland, George S. Olson, Gerald Olson, Herbert Olson, Ruth Olson, Jack Palmer, Ruth Peters, Darold Peterson, Merlyn Peterson, Ray Peterson, Richard Pierson. Howard Potos, Kalmer Rands, William Ranney, Duane Renner, Robert Ronker, Betty Schmidt, Roger Schmidt, Walter Schrupp, Richard Sell, Jack Seubert, Betty Severson, Donald Severson, Philip Shelton, Jim Short, Dorothy Sivesind, Wallace Skoglund, Twyla Sletto, Leila Sorte- berg, Charles Spitznagel, LeRoy Stadem, Richard Stampe, Milo Stormo, Carol Strain, Joan Strasser, Bebe Thompson, Donald Thompson, Gene Thompson, Ardys Tofte, Wallace Tvedt, Gerald Urben, Willys Van Newhyzen, Keith Van Steenbergh, Richard Wall, Beverly Westergaard, Betty Wevik, Luther Wigdahl, Melvin Wipf, Dale Wordelman, Charles Wright. Dffaam . . Left to right: Phil Nat- wick, presidentg Marilyn Lunning, secretary, Dolly Johnson, treasurerg Bob Ronkin, vice-president. OPAONZOZS Cqzlii union . . . MARY JEAN BENSON. . Ravinia, S. D .... sophomore . . . VIOLA BERGE . . Welling- ford, Ia. . . Art . . . CLARA BERKLAND . . Volga, S. D. . . Sociology and Psychology . . . MARY BROWN . . Sioux Falls . . English . . . BETTY BUCKHEIM . . Humboldt, S. D. . . Sociology. k BETTY CARRICO . . Turton, S. D. . . English . . . CAROLL CHRISTIANSON . . Sioux Falls . . History . . . MELVIN DE GROOT . . Chandler, Minn. . . Mathematics . . . GEORGE DOUTHIT . . Sioux Falls . . sophomore . . . NORMAN EITRHEIM . . Baltic, S. D. . . His- tory. CHARLOTTE ELLISON . . Vermillion, S. D. . . Music . . . BOB FOSTER . . Madison, S. D. . . Sociology . . . ELIZABETH GRINAGER . . Canton, S. D. . . Music . . . GORDON GIQNDEESON . . Lake Wilson, Minn. . . History . . . DONNA GUSARSON . . Sioux Falls ., nglis . BOB HAAS . . Canistota, S. D. . . Commercial Education . . . BOB HAGEN . . Webster, S. D, . . Chemistry . . . JACK HARRIS . . Olivet, S. D. . . Mathemathics . . . DOROTHY HERBERT . . Sioux Falls . . Economics and Mathemathics . . . CARROL HERBST . . Mt. Vernon, S. D. . . English. uw' 2 I qv.. .D R ngul g . T . it-wjzaw A .Q-P 1:12 fi' fm- M531 if if union . . . ESTHER JENSON . . Sioux Falls . . Education . . . EINAR JOHANNSON . . Flandreau, S. D. . . Physics . . . MARILYN KIRKEBY . . Sioux Falls . . English . . . LYLE KRUE- GER . . Verdon, S. D. . . Business Administration . . . LELAND LILLEHAUG . . Lane, S. D. . . Music. NORBERT LIMMER . . Madison, S. D. . . sophomore . . . JOYCE LINNETT . . Huron, S. D. . . Music . . . CAROLL LUND . . Parker, S. D. . . Mathemathics . . . DONNA MAHL . . Hartford, S. D. . . Biology . . . MARY ANN MCELDERRY . . Ortonville, Minn. . . Bus- iness Administration. FRIEDA MISCH . . Watertown, S. D. . . Speech and English . . . CAROL MOEN . . Wilmot, S. D. . . Sociology and Psychology . . . MARIS NELSON . . Viborg, S. D. . . sophomore . . . RAMONA ODE . . Brandon, S. D. . . English . . . ENOCH OLSON . . Platte, S. D. . . Bus- iness Administration. ODEAN OPHEIM . . Beaver Creek, Minn. . . History . . . MERT PEARSON . . Sioux Falls . . . Business Administration . . . BILL PERRY . . Bryant, S. D. . . Business Administration . . . GLENN RYE . . Hills, Minn. . . History . . . ALVA SCARBROUGH . . Spencer, S. D. . . History. uniou. . . . FRANCIS SMITH . . Rapid City, S. D. . . English and Speech . . . JOE SWENSON . . Alpena, S. D. . . Sociology . . . LOU WATKINS . . Sioux Falls . . Biology . . . RUTH WINEBERG . . Sioux Falls . . Drama . . . BOB WYMAN . . Brookings, S. D. . . Art. DARREL ERICKSON . . Unityville, S. D. . . Art . . . BOB MEERDINK . . Hull, Ia. . . His- tory. .pix ,rm unioz Cfam Qffiuzi . . . Left to right: Francis Smith, vice-president, Norm Eitrheim, president, Ed Peters, treasurer. Not pictured is secretary Rosalyn Westre. QCIIIZEZQ . . . Howard Abrahamson, Bob Aldern, Myron Baustian, Avis Benson, Nate Bentson, Verna Berg, Milo Brekke, Donald Carlson, Marvin Carlson, Sally Christopherson, Roger Craft, Ruth Craig, Luther Daleske, Virginia Dettman, Berdell Digernessi, Eugene Dow, Ray Dow, Jean Drake, Roger Drummond, Jim Eisentrager, Gene Englestad, Tedd Evans, Einar Fatterman, Gerhardt Flindt, John Foss, Ramona Frietag, Donald Frost, Jim Gremmels, Bob Griffith, John Hallahan, Paul Hallem, Henry Hanson, George Hendrick, Eldon Heikes, Clayton Helvik, Ruth Herbst, Lois Hermann, Beth Hermanson, Glenn Hinsvark, Ardis Hoffman, Myron Huxtable, Francis Iverson, Roy Jensen, Donald Johnson, Everett Johnson, Harlan Johnson, Bob Johnson, Vivian Johnson, Rodney Jones, Eldon Kirstein, Winfrld Kohls, Carolyn Kvernes, Martin Larson, Richard Laughlin, Charles Look, Bob Loveland, Pat McKenna, Bill McKenzie, Nick Margellos, Marie Mevik, Frank Mlady, Norman Moe, Lucius Moore, William Myers, Roald Ness, Dean Niedert, Gerald Norland, Dan O'Boyle, Berthamay Ofstad, Delores Ost, Clair Parker, Leo Parts, Al Paulson, Ed Peters, Dick Peterson, Duane Peterson, Cuno Ranschau, Don Reshetar, Lauren Rhude, Doris Sampson, Elmer Sando, Kenneth Schmuck, Ellsworth Schubring, Earl Schwenk, Wanda Severson, Gene Skaar, Curtis Skancke, Roger Skophammer, Betty Smith, Melvin Smook, Roger Snook, James Spence, Jack Stark, Peter Stendal, Opie Ter Meer, Don Toft, Grayce Tolvstad, Wendell Unverzagt, Ralph Vigna, Marlin Voight, Dale Weir, Rosalyn Westre, Joseph Weigel, Donald Wigness, Henry Zeigler. ' .Senior . . 1946-1947 - Freshmen swelled the Augustana enroll- ment to an all time high, 947 students, 501 of them veterans. This called for many changes in classes, housing, and dining facilities on the Augustana cam- pus. Dr. Stavig made a journey to China in behalf of the church. Bob Fitch, World Discus Champion, was added to the faculty list. The choir made a grand tour to the west coast, college little theatre emphasis rose again with I Remember Mama as a send-off. Two members of the freshman class gave the college their original musical production of Johnny Goes To College. B 1947-1948 - A great school year for putting ideas into practice, it saw the first evidences of Venture, Augustana's literary magazine, KOLE flater KAURJ, campus radio station, a new student constitution, Career Days, and the Spring Festival sponsored by the social board. Debaters Won many honors, and A Little Learning, sequel to Johnny, was staged. Then there was the unforgettable win over State College in basketball with the score 51 to 50. 1948-1949 - Progress continued with dedication of the two new buildings, the science hall and music hall. The ground was broken for the new wornen's dorm. A grand and glorious 25th Anniversary home- coming, with paint brush raids by State College, a parade through downtown Sioux Falls, and a win over the Morningside Maroons, 21-14, in our football game after the Coronation. The dramatic depart- ment initiated its new theatre with Broadway and English stars, and thrilled all playgoers with its all student production of The Man Who Came to Din- nerf' Five Drama majors made an exciting trip to New York to view the best plays of the season. 1949-195Q - The last and busiest year for those stu- dents now turned senior saw Doris Otterson elected queen during the impressive Viking Day Homecom- ing program. Senior, Allen Farley, student body president, worked with the Student Council for the betterment of the student government program. Verlyn Smith was elected President of the National LSAA. Bob Snook, director of the Theatre, opened another dramatic season with Carroll McComas, Broadway actress, in Arsenic and Old Lace. Foreign students and faculty members made the campus an interesting place. A Christmas party with a foreign theme made us appreciate them even more. Boe and Stavi g did it again with another musical. 1, , S53-'tit f ' 'Quays-'3 ' My ,f V- . , W lf, WILLIAM ABBOTT . . . Sioux LYNNE C. BAHNSON . . . In- FLOYD RALPH BASS Q Falls, S. D. . . Music . . A wood, Iowa . . History . . Presi- Sioux Falls, S. D. . . Chemistry Choir. dent Neuronian Society. BEVERLY BEYER . . Chester, S. D. . . English . Phi Rho Society, Inter-So- ciety Member, MIRROR. ROBERT BINGER . . . Al- pena, S. D. . . English 8z His- tory . . Websterians, Press Club, Editor of MIRROR, Inter-Society, Blue Key KAUR, President of S. D. Collegiate Press Association, Musicals. 2 qi' J' 'ilw W,-Sm JOSEPH K. BIRKENHEUER . Sioux Falls, S. D. . . Phy- sics. JEAN BOE . . . Reliance, S. D. . . English . . LDR Vice-Presi- dent, MIRROR, Counselor in Ladies Hall, WMF Scholarship. anion . . LEONARD BOE . . . Canton, S. D. . . Music . . Artist Series Committee, C o - Author of Johnny Goes To Collegel' and A Little Learning. TWYLA BOE . . . Reliance, S. D. . . Sociology 8z English . . Who's Who, AAUW Award, Secretary IRC, Ladies Hall Counselor. ALYS CHRISTIANSON . . . Wilmot, S. D. . . History . . Alpha Sigma Chi, WAA, Dra- matics. . www' mafvi EDMUND C. COMSTOCK . . . Minneapolis, Minn. . . Business . . Football, A Club. FRED W. BURTCH . . . Sioux Falls, S. D. . . Chem- istry . . Delta Sigma Tau, Biology Lab. Assistant, Pre- Med. Club, Chemistry Lab. Assistant. DONALD E. CAMPBELL . . . Sioux Falls, S. D. . . His- tory. WARREN DAY . . . Hudson, S. D. . . History . . Football, Student Council, Blue Key, Neuronians, A Club. 'M'-fm -- -Q ZW -- 99 Sv: N 2 gg W KEE DE BOER . . . Arling- ton, S. D. . . English 8: His- tory . . Dina Johnson Scholarship, President Alpha Sigma Chi, Secretary LSAA, Iiglg, Norse Club, Treasurer DORIS ECKERT . . . Sioux Falls, S. D. . . German . . Big-Little Sister Committee. NORMAN C. EKELAND . . . Sioux Falls, S. D. . . Bus- iness. V'-ffW......'v ' DONALD DE VRIES . . . Sioux ROBERT F. DOANE . . . Sioux Falls, S. D. . . Business. Falls, S. D. . . Economics. I' iagggfeff ROBERT ELLINGSON . Forestburg, S. D. . . Music 8: ,yn-U wsf '9'4i English . . A Choir, LSA, Madrigal Singer, Radio Choir, Sophomore Honors. LAVONNE ENGEBRETSON . . . Garretson, S. D. . . Music 85 English . . A Choir, LSA, Queenls Attendant. Santo 'za . ERLING L. ENGSTROM . . . Waubay, S. D. . . Business . . Band, Orchestra, B Choir, Delta Sigma Tau, National Guard. ALLEN G. FARLEY . . . Sioux Falls, S. D. . . Economics Sz His- tory . . Freshman Class Presi- dent, President Neuronian So- ciety, EDDA Business Mgr., Viking Day Chairman, Student Body President, Blue Key, Stu- dent Council, Representative Senior. JAMES B. FLEMING . . . Hills, Minn. . . History . . Band, Dra- matics, KAUR, Gladstonians. kwinm ,,,. GERHART G. FLINDT . . . Union City, N. J. . . Christian- ity 8: Philosophy . . Kappa Theta Phi. DALE FELLOWS . . . Sioux Falls, S. D. . . Physical Edu- cation . . Tumbling, A Club, Cheerleader. VIOLET FIELD . . . Lake Preston, S. D. . . Sociology 8: Christianity . . LSA, LDR, Bible Study. RICHARD FLINT . . . Sioux Falls, S. D. . . Education. , wry ggi . . gm 55 '- ' DELBERT H. GERLACH . . . ROE W. GIFFORD JR .... RICHARD GILMAN . Sioux Mt. Vernon, S. D. . . Physical Pierre, S. D. . . History 8: So- Falls, S. D. . . Economlcs. Education . . A Club, ciology. Athletics. FRED GOSSMAN . . Brid ewater, S. D. . . His- 8 tory. LESTER GRABER . . Bridgewater, S. D. . . Busi N' iness . '-M-er if J nf' 1 DONALD GRANT . . . Sioux Falls, S. D. . . Business. LAUREL GRAY . . . Canton, S. D. . . English 8a History . . Editor of MIRROR, VENTURE, B Choir, President of Web- sterians, Blue Key, Who's Who, Press Club, KAUR, IRC. 35 525126011 . . . CLAUDE GULBRANSON . . . Flandreau, S. D. . . Mathe- matics. JAMES W. HAAS . . . Sioux Falls, S. D. . . English. MELTON HANSON . . . Omaha, Neb. . . Business . . MIRROR, Neuronians, Press Club. WILFRED LESTER HANSON . . . Dodgeville, Wis. . . History . . LSA, Norse Club, Kappa Theta Phi, Inter-Society Board, Men's Choir, Radio Choir, Pre- Sem Group. DEECORT HAMMITT . . . Sacramento, Calif. . . Chem- istry. WILLIAM HAND . . . East H f. Co . . . E i FP Off P H swf .M?i?ffffi.lI tl 'U Vffltly' .if'l'V 1 ' gjakjjylfc jfff IJ. Jw 2 ' JL,,'f'kl , f f c 1 ,If f I f ff , I , I CAROLYN HATLESTAD . . . Sioux Falls, S. D. . . Education . . Symphony Orchestra, Con- cert Band, Pep Band, LSA. I LORENE HAUGE . . .. Sioux ROBERT D. HERRICK . . . Falls, S. D. . .I English 5. . Winfred, S. D. . . Economics 8: MIRROR, Dramatlcs, Big-Little History . . MIRROR. Sister Committee OWARD HOVLAND . ricelyn, Minn. . . Physical ducation. PAUL B. HURLEY . . . Sioux Falls, S. D. . . So- ciology. ORVILLE M. HILL . . . Fland reau, S. D. . . Business . . 'KB' Choir. GENE JOHNSON . . . Sioux Falls, S. D. . . Business . . Neuronians, Forensics, Dra- matics, A Choir. MURRAY JOHNSON . . . Irene, S. D. . . Christianity 8z Phil- osophy . . Kappa Theta Phi, Debate, Radio Choir, Bible Study, President of LSA, Re- ligion Board, Who's Who. 37 Seniors . . RICHARD C. JOHNSON . . Sioux Falls, S. D. . . Music . Band, Orchestra, Choir. ROBERT W. JONES . . . Frank- fort, S. D. . . Music . UA Choir, Musicals, Neuronians. WARREN KEMP . . . Sioux Falls, S. D. . . Chemistry . . AVO, Pre-Med. Club, Chemis- try Lab. Assistant, Neuronian Society. ,yA 'inr vioLA KREBS . . . Quinn, S. D. . . Education. MYRNA JORGENSON . . . Clarkfield, Minn. . . English Sz History . . LSA, LDR, Alpha Sigma Chi, Norse Club Secretary, Queen's At- tendant. KATHRYN JURGENSON . . . Clarkfield, Minn. . . Music . . LDR, LSA, Choir, Norse Club, Alpha Sigma Chi, Queen's Attendant. Representative Senior. LEON F. KRUEGER . . . Ver- don, S. D. . . Business . . Orches- tra, LSA, Norse Club, Treas- urer Kappa Theta Phi, IRC. 'bk Wh!! -ww-navy' , ,, 4 JF' ' I, -- .5 ' ,af lf. DONALD L. KRUCK . . . Sioux City, Iowa . . Economics 8: His- tory. PATRICIA LARSON . . . Sioux Falls, S. D. . . So- ciology . . Athenian. ROBERT L. LARSON . . . Gayville, S. D. . . Music . . A Choir, Gladstonians. EFFIE RUTH LARSON . . . Sioux Falls, S. D. . . Sociology . . President Alpha Sigma Chi, Whols Who, LSA, LDR Presi- dent, Norse Club, Sophomore Honors, Dina Johnson Scholar- ship, Assistant to Registrar, Religion Board. EMIL MARK LARSON . . . Sioux Falls, S. D. . . History 8: Chemistry . . Kappa Theta Phi. 5+ hw-auf' JAMES D. LE GROS . . . Clark- field, Minn. . . Business . . MIRROR, Websterian. OSBORNE C. LIABOE . . . Irene, S. D. . . Chemistry . . A Choir. 39 E,I2LO'Z5. . . HAROLD A. LINGERT . . Alcester, S. D. . . History . . Neuronians. EUGENE LOKEN . . . Fair- view, S. D. . . Sociology . . Band, HA Choir, LSA, Kappa Theta Phi, Camera Club, Gos- gel bTeam, President of Norse u . PHYLLIS LOKKEN . . . Sioux Falls, S. D. . . English . . Co-Chairman of Career Days, Chairman of Big- Little Sister Committee, Dramatics, LSA, Who's Who, Queen's Attendant, Adelphic President, Representative Senior. 'QD' GERALD LOFGREN . . . W Sioux Falls, S. D. . . History . . Theatre Board, Dramatics, President of Gladstonian So- ciety, Blue Key, KAUR, ' Representative Senior. MARSHALL LOGE . . . Sioux CHARLES A. LOVEJOY . . . RICHARD LUNDIN . . . Sioux Falls, S. D. . . Economics . . Sioux Falls, S.D. ..Economics. Falls, S. D. . . Business . . Neuronians, Homecoming Ac- Gladstonians. tivities, Dramatics. 54 QTQW-,' uil 'Y'- W 1 ff ig 3 39 gnu. ELI LUNDY . . . Mt. Vernon, LILLIAN LUTZ . . . Philo, Ill. WILLIAM MCKENZIE S. D. . . History . . A Choir, . . Music 8: German . . EDDA, Sloux Falls, S. D. . . English Football. Athenians. Delis, DFHYYIHUCS- SHA RLE S MANDSAGER . . Hardy, Iowa . . Physical Education . . Vice-President tudent Body, President of enior Class, Captain of 'ootball team, All-Confer- nce, Vice-President Web- zerians, Representative enior. IUTHER MANDSAGER . . . Iarietta, Minn. . . Chem- Ltry . . Sophomore Class resident, Flying Club, febsterians, Football, LSA. J WARREN MASKER . . . SIOUX Falls, S. D. . . Sociology. DARRELL D. MOSESON Sioux Falls, S. D. . . Business anion . . . ADAM JOHN MUELLER . . . Sioux Falls, S. D. . . History 8: Sociology . . Debate, Pi Kappa Delta. DARRELL NELSON . . . Ivan- hoe, Minn. . . Economics 8z His- tory. '39 WALTER NELSON . . . Mel- rose, Minn. . . Chemistry. RAY NORDQUIST . . . Lewis- ton, Montana . . Biology . . Football Gladstonians Bi l ., . 0 ogy Lab. Assistant. 'lblf-'5-'H LYLE S. NELSON . . . Sion Falls, S. D. . . History. NORMA NELSON . . Powell, S. D. . . Math matics. LOUISE OBERLANDER . . . Sioux Falls, S. D. . . Sociology . . Athenian Secretary, Big- Little Sister Committee, Home- coming Committee, Dramatics. ww. www, Falls, S. D. . . Economics. FRANK OVERBY . . . Wanamingo, Minn. . . Phys- ics . . Social Board, Sigma Tau, Dramatics, LSA. DRIEN PECK . . . Sioux alls, S. D. . . English. EZ f We ' GLENN ODLAND . . . Hart- CARMI ODEGAARD ' ' ' Sioux ford, S. D. . . Business . . Norse Club, AVO. DORIS OTTERSON . . . Sioux Falls, S. D. . . English . . Home- coming Queen, Who's Who, Vice-President of Sr. Class, Philo 'President, Dramatics, MIRROR, Co-Chairman of Big- Little Sister Committee, Rep- resentative Senior. 1? .-stiff' ima? DONALD J. PETERSON . . . Sioux Falls, S. D. . . Music . . MA Choir, Gladstonians, Radio Choir, LSA, Quartette. RHILIP R. RADER . . . Minn- ,apolis Minn. . . Physical Edu- cation 8z History . . Football, A Club, IRC. 43 .mio u . . JOHN H. REIMER . . . Luverne, Minn. . . Physical Education . . Neuronians, A Club, Foot- ball, Basketball, Track. MARLENE REUTER . . . Hart- ford, S. D. . . Science . . Biology Lab. Assistant, Phi Rho So- ciety, School Nurse. i If ,:, V, CECIL ANE SCHRADER . . . Sioux Falls, S. D. . . Dramatics 8z English . . MIRROR, Theatre Board, President of Phi Rho Society, EDDA, Big-Little Sis- ter Committee, Dramatics, Sec- retary of Senior Class, English Department Assistant. ,, -QL x i- ' 41 ,J , .f::v - Yi IW, V Ns.. . 'Q' HELEN SCHRADER . . . Sioux Falls, S. D. . . Art 81 English . . Who's Who, Editor of EDDA, Phi Rho Society, Inter-Society Board, Student Council, Press Club, Sophomore Honors, Art Department Assistant, Home- coming Committee, Big-Little Sister Committee. DOROTHY SCHIAGER . . Sioux Falls, S. D. . . So- ciology . . Debate, Extemp. Dramatics, Adelphic Presi- dent, Pi Kappa Delta, Big- Little Sister Committee KAUR, Inter-Society Board GERHARD SCHMUT- TERER . . . Germany . LSA. EUGENE SCHROEDERMEIER , . . sioux Fans, s. D. . . Bus- IIISSS. 1' WG? ara? ,,,..v-wg, THOMAS WILLIAM SCHUS- TER . . . Valley Springs, S. D. . . Business . . Band and Or- chestra. EVERT H. SEIM . . . Willow Lake, S. D. . . English . . Dramatics, KAUR, Vice- President of Gladstonians. DWANE SHAY . . . Mt. Ver- non, S. D. . . History 8: So- ciology . . LSA. f ELDON SCHUTTLER . . . Sioux Falls, S. D. . . Business . . Treasurer of Gladstonian Society, KAUR, Economics As- sistant. CHARLOTTE LOUISE SCOT'I' . . . Letcher, S. D. . . English 8: Spanish . . Band, LDR, LSA, Religion Board, MIRROR, Al- pha Sigma Chi Secretary, Norse Club, Orchestra. Y' 'ly -...ff 'fur' , .I if 5 K. THOMAS M. SHEELEY . . . Sioux Falls, S. D. . . History 8: English . . MIRROR, President of Delta Sigma Tau, Blue Key, EDDA, Theatre Board, Treas- urer of Senior Class, VEN- TURE, Homecoming Commit- tee, Dramatics. CHARLES SCHONE . .U . White Lake, S. D. . . Economics 8z History. 45 anion . . . DONALD SITTIG . . . Brandon, S. D. . . Business . . Neuron- ians, Bowling League Presi- dent. VERLYN O. SMITH . . . Rapid City, S. D. . . English . . De- bate, Extemp, Sophomore Class President, Vice-President of Gladstonians, Student Council, Dramatics, LSA President, Who's Who, Sophomore Honors, National LSSA President. RAYMOND STEVENS . . Rapid City, s. D. . . Psychology: 9155. vl?'Q'hr REX STEVENSON . . . Iro- quois, S. D. . . English . . Dra- matics, VENTURE, Theatre Board, MIRROR, Delta Sigma au. JOHN STARK . . . Sioux Falls, S. D. . . English . . Delta Sigma Tau, Dramatics, MIRROR. RICHARD STAVIG . . . Sioux Falls, S. D. . . English . . Choir, Dramatics, Co- Author of Johnny Goes To Collegef, and a Little Learning. Blue Key, Soph- omore Honors, Who's Who, Editor of VENTURE, Rep- resentative Senior. RAYMOND STOLAAS . . . Albert Lea, Minn. . . Music . . Band, Orchestra, Radio Choir, Religion Board, Gos- pel Team, Kappa Theta Phi. QQ GEORGE THOMPSON . JAMESQSUMPTION . . . Minn- RALPH TIESZEN . . . Canis- Mandoviy S. D. 1 D History. eota, Minn. . . History 8: So- tota, S. D. . . Business. ciology . . Basketball, Student Council. ROGER THOMSSEN . . Natertown, S. D. . . Bus- ness. hoy THORSON . . . Kerk- tioven, Minn. . . Chemistry. FORREST E. TORGERSON . . Iola, Wis. . . Business . . Delts PAUL TURMO . . . Vermillion, S. D. . . English . . . LSA. 47 cganiou . . . ARIE VAN BOCKEL . . . Gettysburg, S. D. . . Business. GERRIT VAN HUNNIK . . Bristol, S. D. . . Sociology . Gospel Team, LSA, Orchestra Blue Key, Men's Chorus, Bible Study. DONALD R. TNTLCOX , , , ELLSWORTH WILKINSON Sioux Falls, S. D. . . Spanish . . - ,- - Si0UX 173115, S- D- - . Dramatics, Football, Webster- H1St0I'Y- ians. lk . N. us-ru 4? 'Q aff -I iw, -1 -' 311' :KQV 31 , mit' . tic Ei5i2'?!'t'r7f ' is 4,g5:!::'1 ?-'Q' :sp-2. ,J if :..'1:f:'-:wifi-fg LEMOYNE VIBERG . . Albert Lea, Minn. . . Sc ciology . . Theatre Boar: V Delta Sigma Tau, Drama tics. SHIRLEY WESTERLUN2 . . . Sioux Falls, S. D. . Music . . Phi Rho Societl Orchestra. WILLIAM WINFREE . . . Portsmouth, Virginia . . Eng- ,lish 8a History. 'N-I '1U9'MaoH'FP MELVIN WIPF . . . Sioux Falls, S. D. . . Education . . Band Orchestra, Intramural Basket: ball. ELLSWORTH HANSON . . Minneota, Minn. . . Chemis- try. JOHN DAVID HANSEN . . . Brooklyn, N. Y. . . Physical Education . . Varsity Basket- oall, Gladstonians. uw' ,qsl!H'l! ' fem-mmf il HOWARD ZORNIG . . . Sioux Falls, S. D. . . Business. 1 '53 IJ . DONALD ERICKSON . . . Sioux Falls, S. D. . . Physical Education. LELAND C. JOHNSON . . . Sioux Falls, S. D. . . Sociology . . Gladstonians, Treasurer of LSA, Inter-Society Board, HA Choir, Junior Class President, Student Council, Religion Board Chairman, Blue Key President. ROBERT KAYL . . . Sioux Falls, S. D. . . History . 49 Seniors . . . BURTON KVERNEVIG . . . Crandall, S. D. . . History . . B Choir, Men's Chorus, Kappa Theta Phi. GILBERT ROGNESS . . . Astoria, S. D. . . Economics . . Delta Sigma Tau, Band, Or- chestra, Tr e a s u re r Student Body, Who's Who, WMF Scholarship. GQHZEZCZ . . . Delbert Anderson, Glenn Anderson, Sumner Bentson, Marilyn Berge, Vernon Bidwell, Fred Brooks, Carroll Chris- tiansen, Eunice Eide, Dean Ericksen, Lehman Faber, Phillip Gould, Lester Graber, Oliver Gulbranson, Don Hansen, Wil- liam Hanson, LeRoy Henning, Amo Hovland, Malcolm J ame- son, Rolland Kjos, Wayne Knutson, Lloyd Kruse, Melvin Larson, Wyllis Larson, Arthur McKenzie, John Meyer, Olaf Millart, Norma Mitchell, Eugene Neubert, Paul Pierson, Russell Pohl, Clyde Powers, Jack Reid, Charles Snell, De- light Sorenson, Marvin Stavenger, Dawn Wick, David Woll- man. Senior Cfaas tgfflaau . . Left to right, Presi- dent Chuck Mand- sager, Vice-Presi- dent Doris Otterson, Secretary C e cil Schrader, Treasurer Tom Sheeley. ff- gaiudfi . . . Above, Professor Lee discusses the Chopin centennial with students Elizabeth Grinager and Leonard Boe. Above right, art department assistant teachers, Roger Snook, left, and Amo Hovland, work on a silk screen. Right, faculty mem- bers, 1. to r., Reinertson, Froemke, Schlicht, Krause, Blegen, Tonning, Chrislock, and Nyholm, prepare for commencement. Left, an Augustana maintenance man, Clyde Shreve, does one of many necessary duties around the campus. Below, 1. to r., Harold Neuberger, Chuck Hahn, and Bob Herrick re- lax between classes. 1 .... y ' A ' Mw- ,. .. t, f 1 lla if 1-A ' if ' It XL 2 X 4 ,g A nj ,Y Ala cgspmsaenfafius .Alf-:12io'z1 . . . cgvopflomow cilfonou . . . Selected in their junior year for attaining dis- tinction in scholarship, personal development, character and other so- cial qualities during their first two years of college, were these honor students left to right: Milo Brekke, Beth Hermanson, Lee Lillehaug, and Verlyn Smith. 52 The eight people pictured above were elected by the stu- dent body as representative of the senior class. Left to right, top row: Al Farley, student body presidentg Norma Mitchell, choir soloistg Dick Stavig, VENTURE editorg Doris Otterson, actress and Viking Day queen. Bottom row: Phyllis Lokken, Big-Little Sister chairmang Chuck Mandsager, football captaing Kathryn Jurgenson, choir memberg and Gerry Lofgren, actor and theatre technician. no w Q-isiagfagfaiffaf ifeiviitv ,V y95s?f5e+2c'If ar KMC? WMO . . . Ten students were selected this year to represent Augus- tana College in the national listing of Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. Those chosen for showing evidences of leadership, participating in extracurricular and academic activities, rendering service to the school, and showing promise of future usefulness and service to society were left to right: Phyllis Lokken, Gil Rogness, Effie Larson, Dick Stavig, Twyla Boe, Laurel Gray, Doris Otterson, Murray Johnson, Helen Schrader, and Verlyn Smith. CI' I 1 I 1 4 1 1 4 i 1 i 1 i l 1 1 I 1 1 r X C57 Left to right, standing, Joel Strasser, Allen Farley, Denny Erie, Lee Johnson G11 Rogness Seated Helen Schrader, Louise Oberlander, Tom Sheeley, Roger Snook, chairman Ruth Wineberg Marie Mevik. cqugie 61156113 lbaya . . Viking Days, 1949, headed by Rog Snook, were the brightest spots in the Augie social schedule. With pep fests, alumni banquets, society luncheons, the coronation of Doris Otterson as homecoming queen and the big State-Augie football game, Viking Days this year were really something to come back for. A special highlight of the homecoming festivities was the laying of the cornerstone for the new Girls' Dorm. Speaker for the occasion was Dean Anna L. Rose Hawkes. 55 Queen L-Do 'xii Dffazion 57 JVOTHZQ . Dawn . . . ffvfgym, .foggan . . , Jiffy ma go 195124012 .fauomzs Engzgzafao jfafgfzyn guzgsnaon 59 Doris gives football to Captain Chuck Mand- sager. Fireworks be- tween halves. Cheerleaders and band swing out at pep-fest. Homecoming bulletins are sold after cornation by freshmen. MI, ig-.fifffs 56151 Eoin 4 . There comes a time in the fall when each big sister takes her little sister in hand and gives her a glimpse into the good times that can be had at Augustana. The Jeans Jam- boree makes a vigorous beginning for the activities. Follow- ing closely are the Theatre Party, the Breakfast, Style Show, and lastly the Tea. Freshman girls have a good chance to become acquainted with the campus and their new class- mates, while upperclassmen renew school friendships and share pleasant experiences with the new members of the Augustana family. Below, committee, standing, 1. to r., Cecil Schrader, Doris Eckert, Dorothy Schiager, Shirley Westerlund, Marilyn Kirkeby, Phyllis Lokken, Beverly Beyer, LaVonne Engebretson, Lorene Hauge, Doris Otterson. Above right, Tea hostesses, standing, I to r., Helen Schrader, Lillian Lutz, Cecil Schrader: seated, Donna Mahl, Dorothy Schiager, Lorene Hauge. Above left, Dolores Buep left, Miss Farley, below. Chairman Phyllis Lokken: standing, Doris Eckert, Kirst- ine Stjemholm, : ii : '--.t 62 'uma ins: may f 11 ,xi1'1 vFa1:-smsavf Mrs Stavig, Mrs. Madison, and Mrs. Hauge chat at Big Little Sisters tea Styles in shoes at style show Cgcgoof gsfcvzfi . . . When the Old Main bell rings in the fall it heralds the beginning of a new school year. Registration has been completed, and students are ready to open up their stiff new textbooks and pitch in. A new addition to the cam- pus every year is the freshman with his green cap sporting a yellow A. Soon the fall newness wears off and everyone settles down to routine sprinkled now and then with spice. Below l. to r., faculty members Hofstad Dalrymple, Christianson, Johnson, lower right 1 to r Dona Carlson, Freshie LaVonne Camp- bell Lee Lillehaug, Robert Ankrum. 14504. The largest organization on campus is the LSA. Meetings are held each Sun- day evening and at Sunday morning Study and Action meetings college problems are discussed. A new project of the LSA was the Fall Retreat at Lake Shetek where LSA'ers made plans for the year. At Religious Emphasis Days in November Dr. George Aus was speaker. In February Mission Emphasis Days, sponsored by the LDR, were held. This year an Augie LSA'- er, Verlyn Smith, was elec- ted national prexy of the LSA. Right, Dr. George Aus. Be- low, Murray Johnson, LSA president. Below, standing, 1. to r.: Bob Fedde, Burt Kvernevig, Wilfred Hanson, Ray Stolaas, Chuck Wright, Francis Smith, Bob Nervig, Rev. Westby, Gerrit Van Hunnik, Ruth Herbst, Charlotte Scott, Lois Norby, Glorice Hill, Dolly Johnson, Andoline Arneson, Evelyn Iverson, Wendell Unver- sagt, Gene Brendon, Myrtle Johnson, Jean- Boe, Myrna Jorgenson, Katie Jurgenson, Twyla Sletto, Marilyn Lunning, Clara Berkland, Evelyn Swenson-, Ardys Tofte, Audrey Eid, Wanda Severson, Beverly Neu. Effie Larson. Below left: Verlyn Smith, national LSA prexy. 64 An LSA team serves a tempt- ing supper be- fore the eve- nings program. Movies are shoWnatLSA. A Gospel team presents a pro- g r a m o v e r KAUR. Lehman Faber s i n g s a t a n LSA program. Left, l. to r.: Joe Swenson, Gene Engel- stad, Violet Field, Gerrit Van Hunnik, Ray Stolaas, Rev. Emil Erpestad. -7 N .qlzogmama . . . Through the Artist and Lecture series and a Well planned group of student body programs, Augie re- ceived an excellent array of pro- grams this year - both serious and not so serious. Above left, Martin Hall, the first speaker in the Artist and Lecture series speaks on the need for faith for the future among the Amer- ican people. Left, Norma Arneson councils an Augie co-ed. Miss Arneson was at Augie for Religious Emphasis week. Below left, Marilyn Kirkeby, stu- dent body prexy candidate, and her campaign manager, Patsy Mc- Kenna, listen to an opponent. Below, Robert Bradford, German Jew, who told of his experiences with Nazi persecutions under the topic, Tolerance and Freedom, speaks with Dr. Stavig. Above, five Snooksters sing forth a Snook platform. Upper right, Lee proclaims the merits of a Lee platform. Right, Al Scar- borough, Harlan Johnson and Rodney Jones line up with the boys in the back to sing in student body. Above, Dr. S. C. Roy, blind Hindu phil- osopher, Who spoke in chapel in Novem- ber. Dr. Roy who teaches lndian phil- osophy in the Asia Institute at Columbia University spoke on 'ilndia on the Thres- hold of Democracy. we-'ff 67 y o t , -.. l N I I , 1 p as 1 0 ff! M 9 Q 'CDM rigs Alicia l ' . t X3 On the social side Augie had lots of funn: Bob Nervig, social board chair- man, planned parties galore. The ever present Sadie Hawkins Day was cele- brated in the traditional fashion with a hay ride followed by hot dogs in the science lounge. The climax of the social program was the big Inter- national Christmas Party in the gym. Food and entertainment from eight foreign lands furnished the evenings program. Far left, Augie sponsored roller skat- ing party. Left, Carol Moen and Lois Hoffman choose Norse foods. Below left, Prof. Kuhn, LaVonne Engebret- son, and Dick Stavig serve for the Swiss. Below, Olaf Millart and Leo Parts represent Estonia. .-,pain Right: Happy F LSA'ers before the big- water melon bust. Above: Buck Se-im models her cos- tume while escort Gene Loken buys the tickets. Right: Five Shmoos head for the big party. Below: Boys and girls from Dogpatch roast weiners on Sadie Hawkins Day. ort . ...- 'x 1 Y w J i 4 1 v V? .Ai .Q ,rg , , , ,J , , , A w ' f'f::f1 N I .1 215 1 .A ff: - 71 -X52 ffl ,. , , :.x ii . ..z. , f. ,J ,gr-. 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GERLACH W. UNVERSAGT I .Eason 4 mafia . . . AUGUSTANA , , L.- ..,.......... 44 56, ...... .....,..... G USTAVUS ADOLPHUS AUGUSTANA ..... L. ..,.. ..,, 43 52 ,,77, A, ,,., N ORTHERN STATE TEACHERS AUGUSTANA .......... 76 71 ........ ..,,.,EEE N ORTHERN STATE TEACHERS AUGUSTANA .EAEE,E,E L56 48 ...,EEEE ...EE,.., , YANKTON COLLEGE AUGUSTANA ........., 55 67 55,..... ...,,.... . CARLETON COLLEGE AUGUSTANA ,.... -.. ....,,.,5L 50 665 ,..,.., ..,,5LL55 Y ANKTON COLLEGE AUGUSTANA ....,..,. ,,.,,5.,L I 59 64 ..,.,.,L ,.,.,,,L, D AKOTA WESLEYAN AUGUSTANA ,,,,,...., 46 70..- ..,,L AL5L..,., S OUTH DAKOTA STATE AUGUSTANA .,...L .,,...,.,. 46 65 ,,.L...A OLLA I I ..5L UNIVERSITY OF SO. DAK. AUGUSTANA .......,,. 55 72 L5,,,v5, LLLLLLLLL U NIVERSITY OF NO. DAK. AUGUSTANA ...., W ,5,,,,,,,, 44 51 ....7,,. ...,..,,. M ORNINGSIDE COLLEGE AUGUSTANA LLL,, no .......... 52 69, .55.LL5 5L5L5.... U NIVERSITY OF SO. DAK. AUGUSTANA ....,,,,5L 44 851 5,7,775 LLLLLLLUL I OWA STATE TEACHERS AUGUSTANA ,,7,,,,.,, 49 41 ...,.... ,.1,.7777 S OUTH DAKOTA STATE AUGUSTANA 57,,, me -,,-...--v 59 62. .....,. LLLLLIOWA STATE TEACHERS AUGUSTANA ..... -.- .......... 60 62 2,7,... ,.,..2222 N ORTH DAKOTA STATE AUGUSTANA ........., 40 54 51I.... ...,...,, N ORTH DAKOTA STATE AUGUSTANA ..,., en- ,,,,,,,,I5 77 99 v,..,,,1 1......, . UNIVERSITY OF NO. DAK. AUGUSTANA ,,,,.,..,L 50 66 Yv2.,112 ,,.,,.... U NIVERSITY OF MANITOBA AUGUSTANA ,,,--.,,-, 55 71 L5,55,,7 ,.,...,22 M ORNINGSIDE COLLEGE Gquguafcuzak afzaifff Qgaagafgaff Soua Left to right, back row: Sorensen, Ness, Larson, Sumption, Gremmels, Smook, Hansen, Eisentrager. Front row: Schrupp, Jensen, Stormo, Meerdink, Paulson, Schmuck, Peter- SOIL Jlv 'W M ' I W' M' G Q . -.-.M 4 V .- 01 .,., i3 i 'QQ 2 , 1 l ff- -E 'Sf I 4 df I '!,J! I - 1-was 3, I 6 E. ,xBD'?x xnf' i I 5 1 2 ! I E Q i E 2 I 1 I E E 2 i 5 E I I I 2 E X s l 1 I US . ,A M HL nIH'S3E3Q37ii aSw31'Bfa1MX BK? SWE' Q? mmf-' M. LARSON J. HAN SEN B SORENSON CAPT. SUMPTION COACH ODNEY R. PETERSON W. SCHRUPP K. SCHMUCK J. SUMPTION zywnagr... 4 f f 7 My QN,.,,..,. , -www I gt 3 f015A ' +W ' 'A . fig f . w is 4. .awww ' ' , ' ..,,,.... . fr f U J.. wg,-5 Mi 9'1 S rw ww MWHM HW? '2 'siWm WWW '-wmv Gqug uafana QTEQEHZEH Baigafgafgszi . . . we E A . vf. , a. lj, f , Back row, left to right: Fields, Erie, Helgerson, Olson, Hatch, Sunde, Landsman. Front row, left to right: Reynolds, Neuberger, Kvernes, Brose, Zanfes, Hansen, Rud. , , , The '49 Tennis squad, from left to right in the back row, I-U12 and DICK? fake H few early Sf-l'0k6S in Shaping UP f0l' Ekeland, Brown, Anderson, and kneeung are Carlson and the '49 golf team. Hafllm- Www Li I2 EIZ 'lm '1 N Q CUZ 396, K It 36' ' EVV: z lt gi Q 'l2:-: .1.f 1 5211' ' t l 0 I vi ex. nf ., ' 3 Y we .- ' '- Quvu 2 U Q 4, I 1, Aj .,.,,.::l1,, A. .t.,V 'ff - 'T CVZM6 CUZ 5, EZ . . Ol2O'Z ciqffifsfa . aCZ'uE... Back row: Skophammer, Hirsch, Comstock, Sumption, Eisentrager, Stadem, Jensen, Stormo. ,Middle row: Stendal, Foss, Gerlach, Mandsager, Hanson, Wilkinson. Dr. Tonning-Honorary Mem- ber, Rader. Front row: Wollrnann, Day, Holter, Johnson, 'Fe11oWs, Campbell. Not Pictured: Har- lan Johnson, Allen Paulson, Earl Boyum, Norm Eitrheim, Bob Johnson, Everett Johnson, Don Kruck, Eli Lundy, Don Reshetar, John Reimer, Gene Thomssen, Roger Thomssen, 84 is-fx ' ' 3' 3 Vlwk ,Qigggf V . 1 f ' , 7 -Y ,,-:'.g:::,g: +92S1 . .. J - K - L' few ,325 , .::4.. .,.. . ,. .A t Vxllfff, fit? Q .mfzgwg ,i A :::zQ.5,:fZ:1e:'3-t : Nl it ' . - 5 ' 4f V, 4, .8 Left: Reimer in the 110 yard high hurdles out of his blocks. f. fvdivsfsgrfm uit- 5221. ' fi 55, TS- sf x my :i.ff2?f:,.:2. fi N ,W if n 3 , -in I ut 'G Q. J W gf., 'Q ' i Q, . -' 0 ii Q ,...,.'- qi tlh E gg 3' h'.ff'Nf if . 4 WK? 3 U Q EN ' 'N gf' , eff A nr! A 1 XA -I' 8 xx Q F 'X V :v' E 5 , i , 1 I girfff X if fi ..,. 1' ' 3 -.v--:., .4 1 'L' if ., Tw vi A Ng, .- A A W A ' S-Yi Above, Instructor Dybvig leading exercises. Below, Girls' rhythm class. MQW sow, 3 i 3 if F if 4 Aboye, Charmay skating class. ne Rorem and Viola Berg? during Palm.. www- v-...i...:, u-..,.u,.,f f-Inq halances. Q W S as ubs ond Crgonizcxtio Q +fW7Mf7 MW v 5,ff55iWil1ZW ZW !a,,,,,,,,Q!La'uA!E,,,.,4!44tnA ,2ZJQ.m,4,,z.Uz:J!Zf 'fv4?fff fQ OLLT CZ!ECL'Zg'OO!Q . . Though one Augie student is claimed to have thought that Edda Deadline was an Augie co-ed, members of the Edda staff took a broader meaning of the term as they rushed to meet the Edda deadline. And meet it they did. This is it. Above, Helen Schrader, editor, Charles Ewing, bus- iness managerg upper right, Pete Reid, Lil Lutz, Joel Strasserg middle right, Frieda Misch and Bob Alderng lower right, 1. to r., Carolyn Kvernes and Ruth Olson, below, 1. to r., Bob Meerdink, Mary Brown, Ramona Ode, Rog Snook, Cecil Schrader. z5d'GiX CR.-zffsafiona, on fgs Jlflizzoz . . With an air of mystery sur- rounding them the rising young journalists of Augus- tana, the Mirror staff, put the Mirror to bed each Friday and got her up in time for Mon- day morning's distribution. The air of mystery refers to Rorrim 37, the riddle which ran as a serial in the Mirror for week after week and was finally revealed to be only Mirror spelled backwards. The 37 tells the number of workers on the Mirror staff, but editor- in-chief, Bob Binger, wasn't positive he counted right. But whether the Mirror staff was blessed with 37 writers or more or less made no differ- ence in putting out a grand Augie school paper. Mirror covered the news and kept Augie well informed on her- self. Even some controversial letters to the editor crept in to add spice to the 1949-50 Mirror. Upper right . . . standing 1. to r .... Jim Waage, George Pawlowski, Char- lotte Scott, Mick Hanson, Jim Legros . . . seated . . . Mary Fitzgerald, Phil Nat- wick. Lower right . . . stand- ing l. to r .... Lavonne Campbell, Frieda Misch, Bill Tillotson, Johnnie John- son, George Douthit, Roger Thomssen. Seated . . . Ramona Ode, Roger Skop- hammer, Marilyn Kirkeby. 90 L e f t , B o b Binger, Editor- in-chief, mid- dle, Tom Shee- ley, Associate Editorg right, MarvinStaven- ger, Business Manager. Left, Bob Griffith, KAUR director, lower left, Dick Stavig, Editor of VENTUREQ below, Rex Stevenson, VENTURE business manager. Qfsnfuza . . . Really on it's feet and yet so young, is Augieis literary magazine VENTURE. Comprised of short stories and poetry contributed by Augustana students, VENTURE is a publication of which Augie is and has a right to be proud. L. to r.: Milt Kudlacek, Betty Jean Smithburg, Dick Stavig, Laurel Gray. L. to r.: Carl Field, Neal Raber, Bill Spitznagel, Alva Scar- brough, Joel Strasser, John Froemke, Bob Zenner, Lauren Rhude, Evert Seim, Frieda Misch, Carroll Herbst, Milt Kudlacek, George Dout- hit, Chuck Schone, Bob Lucas, Dan Jackson, Dan Pospesel,Herby Olson, Mert Pierson. Station . From its recent beginnings KAUR has stepped up its pace to bring Augie listeners a versatile schedule of entertaining programs. Broadcasting news, music, religious programs and just plain fun programs KAUR gave out the dope on school events. NES Above, left to right, a few of Mr. Carlson's group, Patsy McKenna, Dorothy Schiager, Marilyn Kirk- eby, Nate Bentson, and Dick Stavig. Below, left to right, Dorothy Pederson and Helen Bekke. go 'canarias . . Helen Bekke and Dorothy Peder- son wound up the 1949 season with a flourish by winning a sweep- stakes trophy in the women's di- vision of the national Pi Kappa Delta tournament in Peoria, I11- inois. This fall Mr. Hugo Carlson re- turned to the college faculty and took over the speech activities. He organized eight debate teams and groups in extemporaneous speech, oratory, discussion, and radio. Speech and debate students travel- ed to tournaments in Minnesota, Montana, North Dakota, Kansas, and Nebraska. 92 l Left Clarice Pederson, Orlyn Berge, Jean Barry and Betty Lou Peterson learn how to draw a straight line in their two year normal art course. Right Miss Hilda Dahl supervisor of the Dahl house gives some valuable pointers to La Vonne Hill af - year cfvofcmafa . . Cifucfsnf Jvuusa Under the guidance of Miss Hilda Dahl, Augustana's two year normal students go through an intensive teaching course and graduate at the end of their soph- omore year as full fledged grade teachers and important members of the Augustana family. f' :V , 15' 5 M AJC .:.,::a: 4 -3 ig J faq fn? 5 fi , r kg X -,Nt 'm is 5 kxkk' 1 ' Q E if-121 , , QP? s A ' 4 ' l WMP . i I ,J if if - I .-I 1. .' ,Y f1. : 1 . ..i 'Q 'F f . V .4 ':-:,: -. 'Q- W Yrglbv- S P X 151' - X M 3 f if Sb? A 511: sg :W 2 ' :??:m'.'. E' 15' 2 , J , -3 jQ35gg':2:'- . Q 5 1 1 E 2 ' I f f 1 fm X W r wgfw ' J ay i Mia 5' x I L rm B if 1 cgacfio agoiz . . . Under the leadership of Professor Running the 66 voices in the Radio Choir blend each Sunday evening. Every week Lutheran Ves- pers is broadcast from the East Side Luth- eran Church. In addition to these broadcasts the choir sings for chapel programs and on many other occasions throughout the year. Radio choir personnel: Delbert Anderson, Gene Engelstad, Wilfred Hanson, Dale Jamptgaard, George Nielson, Francis Smith, LeRoy Stadem, Wallace Twedt, Paul Lutz, Harold Bailey, Richard Bluflat, Norm Eitrheim, Robert Fedde, Harold Hanson, Paul, Hanson, John Johnson, Kenneth Meester, Ray Peterson, Gordon Sunde, Hjalmer Aaland, Alvin Bruchlacher, Gerald Olson, Alvin Pierson, Ray Stolaas, Gene Brenden, Luther Daleski, Donald Neugebauer, Mary Fedde, Carroll Herbst, Ruth Herbst, Doris Kvanbeck, Marie Mevik, Beverly Neu, Twila Olson, Marie Sandal, Shirley Sims, Betty Wevik, Oretta Bender, Verna Berg, Eunice Eide, Thora Eide, Jean Knutson, Gwen Overaas, Lucille Pierson, Myrna Jorgenson, LaVonne Campbell, Phyllis Ellingson, Marilyn Engen, Ardyce Hoveland, Dorothy Oines, Jeanette Payson, Betty Peterson, Kristine Stzerholm, Marjorie Undem, Jeannine Benney, Mary Jane Benson, Joyce Connelly, Ailene Gerisher, Elizabeth Grinager, Donna Gusarson, Elaine Hanson, Gladys Johnson, Lois Norby, Betty Jean Smithburg and Lola Sorheim. Lozafisatfca . . . The Augustana College Orchestra, under the direction of R. J. Guder- yahn, is a city-wide organization, gathering its members from through- out the city and even beyond the city limits. Rehearsals were held Tuesday evenings for the convenience of these off-campus people to prepare for Christmas vespers and the annual con- cert in March. ORCHESTRA BAND Donna B, Robinson Shirley Davis Westerlund Marilyn Berge Jacqueline Telfod Dona Thompson Leon Krueger Virginia Milleken Audrey Wallstad Irene Myraboe Earl Phillips Elizabeth Bourne Ada Oyen Nancy Moton Gloria Hanson Marilyn Youngren Marylin Frederickson Cynthia Nold Patricia O'Hare Ernst Kuhn Ralph Tyler Bob Griffith Desmond Kittleson Robert Miller Andy Burke Mary Fitzgerald Delores Barnes Margaret Sandbakken Melvin Wipf Bob Dietrich Richard Payne William Spitznagel Judy Lin-dbloom Joan Kelly Geraldine Vanderpol Leland Lillehaug Joyce Michelson Eloise Peterson Lillian Lutz Ray Stolaas Ruth Howalt Solveig Makestad Carol Bubbers John Marchman Jean Miller Walter Bartlett Richard C. Johnson Maurrice Brumbaugh Gil Rogness Erling Engstrom Arthur Buthelston Gerrit Van Hunnik Leland Lillehaug Joyce Michelson Annette Weisenburger Joan Collins Deloris Krenz Eloise Peterson Jeanette Payson Evelyn Swenson Ronald Eliason Beverly Erickson Margo Dittman Harold Kilness Erling Engstrom Carolyn Kvernes Gil Rogness Ray Stolaas Bob Haas Gene Loken Bob Dietrich Don Severson Richard Payne Chuck Mussler George Nielson Bill Perry Bill Spitznagel Tom Schuster John McIntyre Art Berthelson Dale Jamptgaard Judy Lindblom Deloris Anderson Joan Kelly Mary Fitzgerald Margaret Sandbakken Melvin Wipf Sally Christopherson Marilyn Berge Dick Johnson Jean Carlson Don Brosz Lillian Lutz Bob Griffith Bebe Thompson Desmond Kittleson Bob Miller Andrew Burke Lavonne Campbell Delbert Anderson Marcie Nelson Jean Miller Roe Gifford Leon Krueger Twirlers: Shirley Godber Twila Olson Lois Lind Glorice Hill B md.. Augie got a taste of big-school pageantry last fall when their frost-bitten blue- and-gold clad band did half-time forma- tion marching at football games. The band survived to play South Paciiic melodies and ever-popular marches at basketball games and to plan their formal concert in April. Both pep and concert band were under the direction of Prof. R. J. Guderyahng Lee Lillehaug acted in the double capacity of drum major and student director. Below: The pep band blasts their brains out playing the Fight Song at a local basketball game. Below that: Secretary-treasurer Carolyn Kvernes and President Bob Haas are caught hatching evil plans for their fellow band members. Vice-president Gil Rogness is absent. 'N-w, A '- mX V7 wr PHI RI-IO BETA-Standing, l. to r.: Betty Smith, Lou Watkins, Donna Knudson, Ruth Troen, Charmayne Rorem, Rosalyn Westre, Clara Berkland, Betty Carrico, Marlene Roiter, Sally Christopherson, Joan Strasser, Viola Berge, Dorothy Sivisind, Carol Moen. Middle: Helen Schrader, Bertha Ofstad, Ruth Olson, Cecil Schrader, Betty Chamberlain, Mary Ann McElderry, Beverly Beyer. Bottom: Grayce Tolvstad, Janice Pederson, Doris Sampson, Rosie Wilcox, Betty Buchheim. GLADSTONIANS-Standing, l. to r.: Olaf,Millart, Lee Johnson, Phil Natwick, Rodney Jones, Denny Erie, Elmer Brandt, Bob Meerdink, Neal Raber, Don Brosz, Fred Eisland. Middle: Dick Gilman, Don Peterson, Eldon Schuttler, Evert Seim, Ray Nordquist, Gerry Lofgren, Jim Fleming, Bob Larson, Joel Strasser. Bottom: John Peters, Richard Pierson, Bob Nervig, Francis Smith, Lee Lillehaug. ATHENIANS - Standing, l. to r.: Bebe Thompson, Betty Lou Peterson, Donna Gusarson, Marjorie Undem, Patti Larson, Betty Jean Smith- burg, Joyce Linnett, Ruth Wineberg, Eloise Peterson, Donna Mahl, Louise Oberlander, Avonell Quammen, Joan Collins. 98 NEURONIANS-Standing, 1. to r.: Roger Snook, Dick Bahnson, Bernie Johnson, Jack Foss, Mick Hanson, Bob Jones. Middle: Lloyd Anderson, Marv Stavanager, Tedd Evans, John Reimer, Oppie TerMeer, Dick Pederson, Roger Thomssen. Bottom: Carl Swink, Phil Bruns, Gene Thomssen, Harold Lingert. ADELPHICS-Standing, l. to r.: Dort Schiager, Charlotte Ellison, Lavonne Hill, LaVonne Engebretson, Frieda Misch, Delores Wennblom, Lorene Hauge, Mary Fitzgerald, Phyllis Lokken, Alice Johnstad, Judy Lindbloom, Mary Syverson, Marcie Nelson. Middle: Rhoda Dybvig fadviserl, Mary Ann Dobler, Margaret Sandbakken, Pat Husher, Bev Larson, Dolores Bue, Muriel Brewick. Bottom: Marilyn Lurming, Marie Sandal, Joan Chilson, Phyllis Schlottman, Dona Carlson, Ramona Ode. DELTA SIGMA TAU -Standing, l, to r.: Jack Stark, Bill Perry, Dick Ruthenbeck, Levin Penock, Walt Schmpp, Jerry Wettestad, Lorentz Fladmark. Middle: Frank Overby, LeMoyne Viberg, Bill Tillotson, Bill McKenzie, Einar Johan-son, Don Johnson, Tom Sheeley. Bottom: Rex Stevenson, Fred Burtch, Orlin Bale, Johnny Long, Forrest Torgerson. 99 ALPHA SIGMA CHI-Standing, l. to r.: Beverly Kelly, Mary Fedde, Effie Larson, Jean Barry, Myrna Jorgensen, Alys Christiansen, Evelyn Swenson, Kirstine Stjernholm, Wanda Severson. Middle: Ramona Frietag, Gracia Carlson, Charlotte Scott, Kee DeBoer, Frances Iverson, Marie Mevik. Bottom: Katie Jurgenson, Vema Berg, Audrey Simons, Jeannine Ben- ney, Joyce Donnelly. KAPPA THETA PHI-Standing, 1. to r.: Wendell Unversagt, Gene Lokken, Wilfred Hanson, Harold Hanson, LeRoy Stadem, Bob Hagen, Lyle Krueger, Gene Englestad, Harold Bailey, Selmar Hilmoe. Middle: Ray Peterson, Harlan Hanson, Ray Stolaas, Murray Johnson, Lyle Krueger, Emil Larson, Milt Opheim. Bottom: Roger Gronseth, Charles Hallerud, Gene Brendon, Carl Field, Landis Olson. ociafiaa . Leading a rather secluded existence this year were the ten campus so- cieties. Rush week brought all old members out in full force to pick off new students interested in joining, and then they went back into hiber- nation with their loot. 00 l ocisfiaa However the usual parties and banquets went on and money mak- ing schemes were probably pop- ping behind closed doors. Spring always brings out into the open however, and the societies end the school year penniless but happy. WEBSTERIANS - Standing, l. to r.: Al Paulson, Don Toft, Bob Aldern, Don Wilcox, Laurel Gray, Bob Binger. Seated: Chuck Mandsager, Jim LeGros, Paul Hanson, Norm Eitrheim, Johnnie Johnson, Melvin LeGros, Harlan Johnson. PHILOMATHIANS - Standing, 1. to r.: Hazel Sogge, Mary Lois Albers, Ardys Erickson, Rita Thelin, Marilyn Hermanson, Glorice Hill, Dolly Johnson, Marjorie Moe. Middle: Marilyn Hoime, Laurine Johnson, Joan Pistorius, Mary Lu Chapman, Marilyn Engen, Arlys Engen, Doris Otterson. Bottom: Molly Spitznagel, Joanne Maurstad, Marilyn Kirkeb'y, Dorothy Herbert. 101 meaty Ciadgfa ll Right, 1. to r., recogniz able Philos are Mary Chapman, Hazel Sogge, and Marilyn Herman- son at informal initia- tion. fa.. Right, Denny Erie takes a messy pledge to devote his life to the Glads. Below, l. to r., being very formal are Betty Chamberlain, Viola Berge, Dorothy Sive- sind, Ruth Thoen, Charmayne Rorem, Doris Sampson. Left, l. to r., at Adel- phic-G la d initiation are Marcie Nelson, La- Vonne Hill, Bob Meer- dink, Margaret Sand- bakken, and Phyl Sch- lottman. zganizafiona . . SOCIAL BOARD Bob Nervig, social board chair- man, right, was chosen by the student council to finish the term of Bart Kull. His com- mittee consists of l. to r., Frank Overby, Ramona Ode and Lee Lillehaug. Ramona Ode was elected at semester time to take over the post. I 9. Nur 68,1 ,wtf X H-Iowa LDR Clwlj bf ' NTERSOClETY BOARD This ls an Organization toad MW!! . u ,,Z1l'4G' Each campus society elects' one member to I., fhmcx represent It on the intersociety board. They W1'11Ch any Al-1gllSTaI1H WOITI-HH f' work on the constitution and consider society b 1 It ff' i , problems. Members, above, are, l. to r., Frank can eong' S O lcers are' .Overby, Kathryn Jurgenson, Lillian Lutz, 1 to I' Ruth H6fbSt, Marilyn ,gi-L'fy,,,,f ' ' Ramona Ode, Ed Peters, Sally Christopherson, - t ' - QQ VJ, . and Don Peterson. Missing from the picture Lunmng' Effle Larson andfjfuf JA, fypffzfre Wilfred Hanson, Jack Foss, and Norma Lois Sorteberg. KILL Q uf' if Ellickson. 1,7 -' I f - If . , X W 4 NORSE CLUB Any student on campus is welcome to belong to this club. Its officers are Mary Fedde, Clara Berk- land, and Selmer Hilmoe. PEP CLUB Freshman boys form this group which turns out to help cheerleaders lead the cheering at football and basketball games. Members are, 1. to r., Dar- rell Anderson, Judean Schwinger, Paul Hanson, President Johnnie John- son, P aul Hohman, Landis Olson, Fred Eis- land, James Waage. 114 'zganizafioni . PRESS CLUB Open to all staff rnembei of the Edda, Mirror, Ver ture, and KAUR, Pre: Club offers interestin discussions and field trip along the journalisti line. In the picture stanc ing are, l. to r., Hele Schrader, Mert Piersol Mick Hanson, Laura Gray, Bill Tillotson, Mar Stavenger, and sitting Allen Farley, Fried Misch, sec.-treas., M1 Hillgren, Marilyn Kirl eby, Pres., and Ramon Ode, Vice-pres. lisa azzizafiona CAMERA CLUB A rather dormant club for those interested in the art of picture tak- ing is lead by officers, 1. to r., Lillian Lutz, Merlyn Peterson and Joel Strasser. BLUE KEY Members for this group are chosen at the end of their junior year by their scholastic and activity records. Student-faculty head their list of activities. Members are, 1. to r., Bob Binger, Tom Shee- ley, Gerry Lofgren, Laurel Gray, Dick Sta- vig, Warren Day, Ger- rit Van Hunnik, Paul Pierson, and Allen Far- ley. Standing is presi- dent Lee Johnson. WAA Athletically incline d women at Augustana can be found in the WAA. Officers are, l. to r., Carol Herbst, Norma Nelson, Ardis Hoffman, Ramona Freitag, Lu Jean Ness, Myrtle Johnson and Ardys Erickson. I05 THEATRE BOARD - Rex Stevenson and Cecil Schrader in the back row. Tom Shee- ley, Berthamay Ofstad, to right, in the front. Coffegs .fifffa gfzisafzs . . . This year the Little Theatre continued its superio work under the direction of Mr. Robert Snook. Fo the second year stars were brought from New Yor and England to play roles in the productions. Mis Carroll McComas, our first guest star, appeared i the first play of the season, Arsenic and Old Lace, by J. Kesserling. The second production, An Inspec tor Calls, by J. B. Priestly starred Mr. Keith Hem rington, a young English star as the inspector. Thi psychological drama was hailed as one of Augustana most professional efforts. The play was also pre sented at the local Veterans Hospital. Plans for th rest of the season include A. Laurents' Home of th Brave, and G. B. Shaw's Arms and the Man. and Gerry Lofgren,left i Opposite middle, Bob Snook and British guest star, Keith Herrington. Far left, Muriel Van Loh and Carroll McComas in Arsenic and Old Lace. Left, Gerry Lofgren, Doris Sampson, and Bob Snook ham- mer up a door frame. Left, Cecil Schrader, Bob Snook, and Bob Aldern in The Inspector Calls. Left, Wayne Knutson, Tom Sheeley, and Jack Stark in Home of the Brave. Be- low, Ruth Wineberg and Alys Christianson paint a set. 'dl md? X ddiudfi . . . Right, Our own band gives a concert, l. to r., Roe Gifford, Bob Dietrich, Erling Eng- strom, Ronald Eliason, Ray Stolaas, Bob Miller, and Bill Spitznagel. Below, a bunch from fourth floor get together, back, Lois Hoffman, Ruth Olson, Joyce Linnett, Sally Christopherson, Charlotte Ellison, Vivian Johnson, Front, Carolyn Kvernes, Frieda Misch, Betty Carrico, Ramona Ode, Rosalyn Westre, and Grayce Tolvstad. Right, Cheer- leaders Virginia Johnson, James Waage, Betty Chamberlain, and Arthur Huseboe. 108 --:bmi A fall picni finds, l. to r., D1 loris Anderso: Marilyn Hel manson, Wanc Severson, A B ru c hlachei and Hazel Sogg hard at work! Halloween brings out all sorts of weird things. Standing, l. to r., B o b McKi1lop, Dick Lundin, Dona Carlson, Phyl Lok- ken, Warren Day, Bev Beyer, crouch- ing, Mal Jameson, Carol Strain, Lorene Hauge, Helen Schrader Cecil Schrader, Rod Jones, Bill McKen- zie. 7 Don't feelguilty! They all do it! John Peters and D e n n y E r i e . E u n i c e E i d e plugs in the im- portant c a ll. Ruth Wineberg in a rash mo- ment. Above some of Augie s foreign students L to r., Leo Parts James Wang Gerhard Schmut terer and Wmfried Kohls CZCZQ UHCZEPC . . . cqcfnziniafmfion, ana! C7l2z5,asa AUGUSTANA ADMINISTRATION BUILDING FOR TI-IE FUTURE -I CASUALS ,,....-.....-..-.....-.k ..,.......,. ....-,.,.. .... -,..N,,.,.,.,x.......,..., DEDICATION ..........-........-............ ...,......,..... .. ,......,..,..,.. 8-9 ...,..,.-.................,......L...............-........,,.,,.,..,.,...,. 7 ....-...-............ 51 ...... ...,. ... ...-..... ...... ..-,..............-.-.-,. 5 FACULTY MEMBERS ,. .,,.....,,..... - ......... , ,... -.. ..... ..... .,,,. ...., ,. ..,... ,..... ..,. ...M ....., ,,,,.- 10-14 FOREWORD ,.,.. ..,,.,.......,....... - ......... . FRESHIMEN .......,,... .... ........ ...... JUNIORS M .... 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