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

Text from Pages 1 - 296 of the 1975 volume:

_ aik)(x ' ( ! . [ Si AND LOOK ( AROUND YOU. AS YOU COME ALIVE TO A NEW DAY MZZ lEING YOURSELF YET SEARCHING BEYOND WHAT IS 10 22 v flMH â– 1 W i t M , 1 1 ! ll im W„£. .; HOIAll U11 JIMG.. V K 17 I ' OLE ARE YOU READY FOR vikIng ? nv ' n ' ? I UMIMII 13 TO BECOME m : AUGUSTANA COLLEGE SIOUX FALLS, SOUTH DAKOTA uKA ' 1 Ki Si ON A CLEAR DAY RISE AND LOOK AROUND YOU . . . YOU ' LL SEE WHO YOU ARE .. . THE GLOW OF YOUR BEING â–  â– :mm OUTSHINES EV ' RY STAR... YOU FEEL PART OF EV ' RY MOUNTAIN, SEA, AND SHORE... YOU CAN HEAR, FROM FAR AND NEAR, A WORLD YOU ' VE NEVER HEARD BEFORE . . . YOU CAN SEE FOREVER AND EVER AND EVER AND EVERMORE I HE PRESIDENT REFLECTS ON A CLEAR DAY 1 Being President of Augustana College for ten years has been an exhilarating experience! In that time, I have been constantly reassured by students, faculty, and staff who have adopted the stance, consciously or not, of standing tall, looking around for new opportunities to learn, to teach, and to serve. Despite vagaries of these times, including some uncertainty and retrenchment in higher education, Augustana has never been more successful in fulfilling its mission. In short, these are clear days on this campus. We are thankful for our traditional liberal arts strength which forms an essential and humanizing base for all our students. Yet we look around our- selves constantly to add new professional and career programs to a curriculum already well balanced, in order that the Augustana student may apply his liberal arts knowledge and va- lues in a practical way to better serve God, na- ture, and his or her fellow man. Each member of the Augustana community must strive to keep open the lines of commun- ication with his or her God. The psychologist, William James, had a favorite quotation from the Bible. It was from the book of Ezekiel. Eze- kiel was having .his trouble with the Israelites of his time, who were as the Bible says, a rebel- lious house, impudent children and stiff- hearted. They were not interested in spiritual ytm M.fi â–  warnings and Ezekiel sought counsel from his God, and as he prayed he fell on his face . And then in the Second Chapter of Ezekiel it says the Lord said to Ezekiel, Son of Man, stand on thy feet and I will speak to you. In other words according to William James, the Truth will be revealed only if one has the cour- age to seek it and to face it. This posture is encouraged at Augustana when we ask stu- dents to Rise and look around you . . . Reli- gious life at Augustana is not an isolated part- of learning or experience, but is an integral aspect of our total college environment. No matter what form it takes, the intent is always to communicate the basic Christian faith in ways that are relevant to contemporary times. The need is there: I think Augustana is trying to answer it creatively and responsibly. iund us we must remember to the student look at nature through many always encourage each member of the Augus- • lenses to see the significance of our earth to ' ti£ia community to keep open the lines of com- ourselves and to our descendants. nication with nature. Our earth is finite, Even a cursory look around brings each of than we thought only a few years ago us in contact with other human beings. Each n the concept of being a good steward of member of the Augustana community must o T ' creation occupied lesser priority than to- strive to keep open the lines of communication R. T hus, more than ever, Augustana students with his or her fellow man. All of us are put on and teachers must draw on existing knowledge, earth with an admonishment to serve others, and in a limited way search through unknown Yet all history is full of man ' s inhumanity, and worlds, to discover just how man and nature many people today wonder if any progress is can live together in balance. I believe that Au- being made. If better communication can be gustana College is very well qualified to help established with God and with nature, wouldn ' t it follow that our fellow man would ultimately be better served, also. One may not only serve mankind by learning Greek or Wordsworth and thus liberalizing himself, but modern techno- logy and social sciences have also opened many doors toward this end. Many of Augus- tana ' s academic majors and much of the col- lege ' s outreach program are contributing here by providing a detailed look at problems con- fronting those less fortunate than ourselves and helping provide solutions toward helping them realize a better life ahead. Is there much more to life than learning about and serving God. nature, and our fellow man? On these clear days I see Augustana ' s past record, present energy, and future com- mitment as giving this college — its students, faculty, and staff — a unique opportunity to continue to rise and look around us in pursuing the highest spiritual, aesthetic, and humane goals to which mankind can aspire. Dr. Charles LBalcer President Augustana College BOARD ' S DUTIES TRANSCEND MONEY MATTERS ,,.-___-, .., ...,_,-.- , ,,_ onsible for , operation of the college. To many it may seem t we should only be concerned with fiscal and igetary matters. However, On a Clear Day we with joy the translation of financial and policy ' ns into the utmost in education and service Christian community. — Marvin L. Gulsrud : Chairman Board of Regents m:m £ TOARD OF REGENTS :i::c «-iiBama,sii ' J ' ,vaB siâ– M--â–  râ–  .; « - ' i BOARD OF REGENTS r A Co •+â–  FAV ' VICE C PRESIDENTS OF P AUGUSTANA COLLEGE Dr. William Matthews Academic Affairs ' â– : ' V.o Jean M. Helland Financial Affairs Robert Evenson Development — Acting VP Dr. Jorgen Tfiompson Student Affairs 28 ADMINISTRATION Gilbert Burney. Continuing Education Director; Chester B. Whitney. Director of Institutional Research: Sharon Neish, Registrar; Joan Trankel, Administrative Assistant; Dr. Arthur Olsen. Associate Academic Dean: Not pictured: Glenn Wika. Director of Computer Services. STUDENTS KNOW WHY THEY ' RE AT AUGUSTANA On a clear day. academically, the students at Augus- tana know why they are here, are well taught, and have a course of study that allows them to realize their full potential as human beings — intellectually, spiritually, and humanely. To this end the office of the Vice Presi- dent for Academic Affairs pledges its efforts. — Dr. William R. Matthews Vice President for Academic Affairs Rose Epsland, Continuing Education Secretary; Verna Berg. President ' s Secretary; Nancy Koehn. Registrars Office; Jeanne Kruse. Associate Aca- demic Deans secretary; Dianne Skoglund. Financial Affair ' s Secretary; Dorothy Briggs, Registrar ' s Office. Not Pictured: Vivian Dehne. Registrar ' s Office. ADMINISTRATION 29 Growth. Development, Self actualization — the services and support necessary to assist individual students in realizing these goals intellectually, emotionally and spir- itually, involve the student affairs staff in admissions, financial aid, housing, health service, counseling, place- ment and student activities. — Dr. Jorgen S. Thompson Vice President for Student Affairs First Row: Merv Hokenstad. Dee Meyer, Bob Flohrs, Karen Kolkman. Dean Schueler. Second Row: Terry Hart, Mark Osthus. Les Miller. Bob Sydnes. Harold Melemseter, Director of Admissions. First Row: Julia Simons. College Nurse; Dons Huseboe. Student Activities Director; Margie Rolfing. Assistant Student Activities Director Second Row: Rev. Kent Johnson. Chaplain; Dr. Gerhard Schmutterer, Foreign Student Advisor; lona Powers, College Nurse; Ron McGaughey. Recreational Director. Not Pictured: Dan Block. Veterans ' Afffairs; Richard Kottke. Housing Director; Harold Melemseter. Admissions Director; Don Scott, Financial Aids Director; Lauretta Mundt, Dean of Woman; Rev. A. Richard Petersen. Dean of Men; Doug Noteboom. Placement Director. ivi IfSiSTRATION STUDENT AFFAIRS AID N REALIZING GOALS Uvilla Bahnson. East Hall Head Resident: Edwin Fuellbrandt. Stavig Head Resident; Mrs. Sylvia Larson, Tuve Hall Head Resident: Ray . Solberg Hall Head Resident: Mrs. Dennis Hem and son, Granskou lead Resident. Not Pictured: Dr. Dennis Hem, Granskou Hall Head ;nt; Donald Paschke. Bergsaker Hall Head Resident. First Row: Carol Peterson. Financial Aids Secretary: Betty Egge. Stu- dent Affairs Secretary: Helen Hetager. Admissions. Second Row: Daria Wofford, Placement Bureau Secretary: Dorotfiy Herring. Admissions: Marilyn Anderson. Dean ' s Office. Third Row: Elaine Tscfietter. Admis- sions: Pennie Dubisar. Admissions. Frances Mack. Endre Boe. Linnea Natwick. Jill Sweangen. Raymond Dun- mire. Director: Harriet O rdal. Naomi Nailer. Not Pictured: Willis Brenner. Public Services Director: Eleanor Sfianley. Irene Mattfiews. Leona Polyak. Leo Kappenman, Robert E. Anderson. ADMINISTRATION 3i Dr. Glen Peterson. Executive Secretary. Fellows of Augustana; Carl Grevlos. Associate Director of Development; A. Kent Scribner. Public Relations Director; Robert Binger. Information Service Director; Russ Eng. Alumni Affairs Director; M.E, Schirmer, Associate Director of Development for Community Affairs. Not Pictured: George Houck, Associate Director of Development; Donald Johnson, Associate Director of Development. DEVELOPMENT DABBLES IN MANY DEALINGS Fund raising, including the Alumni Annual Fund, the Fellows of Augustana, Estate Planning, major campaigns and special contacts with foundations, churches, busi- nesses and government agencies, constitutes a major part of the development program at Augustana. The department also handles Public Relations and News Services, and participates in long range institutional planning. — BobEvenson Acting V ice President for Development First Row: Bev Rohwer. Development Secretary; Priscella Jorve. Alumn Secretary; Chloe Brewer. Fellows Secretary; Helene Dow. Deferred Gift; Secretary. Second Row: Karen Hansen. Public Relations News Bureau Secretary; Helen Williams. Deferred Gifts Secretary; Cy Kochenderfer Alumni Secretary. Ruth Enckson. Alumni Secretary; Irene Lalley. Deferrec Gifts Secretary. 32 ADMINISTRATION ' erna Stundahl. Business Office: Lori Matteson, Business Office. Linda lilgers. Business Office; Cathy Chaplin, Business Office, Not Pictured: ' elda Haberling. Business Office: Carol Archer. Business Office: Geraldine lisken. Data Processing. FINANCIAL AFFAIRS CAST IN THREE ROLES Setting aside all the complexities of the Financial Af- fairs Division and looking at the Division On a Clear Day — the functions are three: 1. To assist the President in all matters of college fi- nancial concern. 2. To act as a service division m suppor t of the goals and objectives of the academic student and faculty community. 3. To act as a steward of the assets and financial re- sources of the college. — Jean M. Helland Vice President for Financial Affairs â– irst Row: Joy Benson. Business Office Manager; Margaret Stephenson. Huddle Manager; Elsie Shelp. Food Service . ' .:â–  i,t;er. Second Row; Ron McGaughey. Assistant Commons Director: Lowell Larson. Controller: Robert Moreland. -ampus Services Director; Lloyd Frick. Bookstore Manager; Iver Spilde. Post Office Director. Not Pictured: Adolph ondert. Custodial Supervisor: Millard Harmon. Building Grounds Director: Dons Huseboe. Commons Manager. ADMINISTRATION 33 HUMANITIES hu-man-i-ties. n. pi. Pertaining to what is human. Beyond the realm of sight and the reach of hand, the opening of an inner eye that gives the spirit glimpses of the good and the beautiful and — sometimes — the true. — Dr. Arthur R. Huseboe Chairman Humanities Division f-jf-r. 34 FACULTY The total dedication that earmarked ttie greatness of Mozart. Beettioven, Bach, and the other great lathers of music lives again in Augustana ' s own James Stepleton as he perfects another concerto. Tyrone Greive Music Carl Grupp Art Orvis Hanson Religion Fred Klawiter Religion Marilyn Klawiter English FACULTY 3s Leiand Lillehaug Professor Robert Bledsoe leaves the limitations of the textbook tor a moment and journeys into a dimension of Spain that sends the minds of his students on a road to the romantic hills of Granada. James Limburg Religion Sandra Looney English Olaf Malmin Music Christiane Martens Art Patricia Masek Music ,. 3 - ' Earl Mundt Drama Speech I ie Pederson Phil ohy Reuben Peterson German Merle Pflueger Music David Price Music 36 FACULTY Ir With the patient and watchful instruction of Chris Martens. Kris Anne Bot adds the final perfecting touches to Donald Sneen her intriguing metal work in abstract art. Religion Not pictured: Duane Addison. Religion David Blanchar. Music Robert Bledsoe. Romance Languages George Bowles. Philosophy Pedro Bravo-Elizondo. Romance Languages Tom Ellwein. Music Jerry Fischer, Music Fred Fritschel. Religion Keo Fritschel. Art Donald Fryxell. English Lucy Fryxell. English William Geyer. English Eugenia Hartig. Speech Theodore Hong. English Herbert Krause, English Clara Lee. Speech J. Earl Lee. Music Myrna McCallister. Romance Languages Ruth Renner. Music Ronald Robinson. English Curtis Ruud, English Mary Helen Schmidt. Music Esther Smith. English Solveig Steen. Music James Stepleton. Music Sheldon Tostengard. Religion Jerry Winsor. Speech FACULTY 37 SOCIAL SCIENCES The capacities of the average person for creativity, growth, collaboration, and meaningful effort are far greater than we have realized — much less recognized. Through the methodology of student centered learning, and through the involvement within the laboratory . . our academic life is lived. In short, the Social Science Division faculty seeks to develop and enlarge the capacities of all students to be responsible participants m this ever- changing Society. — Dr. Elliot Thoreson Chairman Social Science Division . -S  v ' . ■■««mm â– â– .. qc hÂ¥!t rr T JL (Mti:M Kenneth Bauge Bus- Ad. Econ, John Bylsma History Les Carson Bus. Ad. Econ. Kent Gerlach Special Education Dr. Lynwood Oyos expounds on an aspect of economic history to a very receptive Jean Helland. ' ' V g A Alfred Hotz Political Science Irene Jenks Special Education Ronald Jorgensen Psychology Dennis Larson Psychology Special Education FACULTY 39 Kent Gerlach lectures on a few of the many terms common to the field of special education. Robert Mabbs Social Work James Pentico Criminal Justice ti Gene Nichols Education Oscar Oksol Education Gary Olson History Lynwood Oyos History Peter Schotten Political Science Glenda Sehested Sociology Loran Smith Political Science John Sorenson Sociology 40 FACULTY t t Not pictured: Lyie Andersen. Education Miriam Anderson. Education Ron Brasel, Special Education James Brick. Business Administration Martin Brokenleg. Indian Studies Ruth Dunmire. Business Education Stephen Emery. Minority Groups Richard English. Business Administration Robert Erkonen. Business Administration Endre Gastony. History Denise Hinders. Special Education Thomas Houle, Social Work Helen Hurd. Education Harriet Hybertson. Education Marvin Keller. Criminal Justice Becoming a Certified Public Accountant keeps Bu- siness Administration professor Robert Erkonen busy at his desk. Jerry Larson. Sociology Thomas Magstadt. Political Science Charles Mandsager. Sociology Duane Matz. History Dr. E.B- Morrison. Special Education Michael Nedelsky. Psychology Fran Noteboom. Special Education Ray Olson. Special Education Harriet Scott. Social Work Sue Scribner. Business Education Phillip Snobeck. Education Paul Stuart. Social Work Charles Thompson. Sociology Douglas Uthe. Business Administration Orv Westby, Sociology Harold Wheeler. Special Education FACULTY 41 NATURAL SCIENCES In an era of spectacular technological achievement there is an extreme danger that advances in our capacity to alter the human condition may far outstrip our ability to main- tain a proper balance of social responsibility. There are endless moral, ethical, and theological implications asso- ciated with most technical progress. Thus the faculty of the Natural Science Division assume that we must prepare our students to insure that they are not only highly competent in their primary disciplines but also that they are broadly prepared in those disciplines that emphasize an increased awareness of distinctively human qualities. We cann ot ha- zard the chance of educating a generation of people who may become insensitive to their moral obligation to insure that technical competence is not sufficient unto itself. Our goal must continue to be to strive toward an increased awareness of the importance of sensitivity, compassion, understanding, warmth and love. — Dr. S.G. Froiland Chairman Natural Science Division Y Shirley Bersagel Nursing Harold Foss Natural Science Nancy Freeman Nursing Brent Haglund Biology Robert Kintner Chemistry 1 In the course ot his chemistry experiment, this student welcomes a helping hand from Professor Milt Hanson. rs M Kay Luecke Nursing Don Morton Physical Education Margo Nelson Nursing V Ronald Nelson â–  Physics Lansing Prescott Biology FACULTY A Dilwyn Rogers Biology Welcome one and all to the wonderful world of Augustana ' s Pfiysics Department. Orvllle Sigurdson Mathematics Ralph Starenko Athletics Shirley Stenseth Nursing John Thomas Physical Education Roger T ' Physic;; i ;n J.D. Thompson Physics Larry Tieszen Biology Arlen Viste Chemistry Glen Wika Mathematics FACULTY Dr. Richard Landborg reveals some of the many mysterious aspects ot chemistry to nursing student Barb Bertsch. lot pictured: onnie Almond. Physical Education yie Andersen. Mathematics lary Auterman. Nursing iilbert Blankespoor. Biology arry Borgum. Athletics lary Brendtro. Nursing athy Burns. Nursing )onna Doran. Nursing lichard Forman. Mathematics rie Gaalswyk. Mathematics ayne Gildseth. Chemistry ,athyGlader. Physical Education ingieGruneich. Nursing orrain Hanson. Nursing lilton Hanson, Chemistry lennis Hem. Statistics acqueiyn Howell. Nursing Leiand Johnson. Biology Paul Kendle. Physical Education Kenneth Kessinger. Physical Education Ted Kessinger, Physical Education Melvin Klein. Physical Education Emil Knapp, Mathematics Sandra Kottke, Nursing Verlyn Lindell. Mathematics Mary Jane Melcher, Mathematics Nancy Michlitsch, Nursing Olaf Odney, Physical Education Joseph Pagone. Mathematics Virgil Sandvig. Geography Physical Education James Smith, Geography Shirley Stenseth, Nursing Joyce Stuelpnagel. Nursing Karel VanderLugt. Physics Nancy Wieland. Biology FACULTY 45 THE CLASS OF 78 .. . YOU ' RE GREAT The Freshman year is a year of many challenges. As Freshmen, we face sudden changes from our previously secure life. It is easy to become so involved in our scho- lastic interests that we neglect our personal goals. How- ever, these goals are a vital part of student life. Only when both scholastic and personal interests are pursued can a Freshman fully accept all the challenges that are involved in the excitingly new college life. — Nancy Edison Don Griffin and Sonja Devick discuss the trials, tribulations, and occa- sional graces of being a Freshman. Diane Aakre Dawn Acheson Mary Ahrendt V Marc Aldrich W M Gretchen Allen V ' Aaron Alton f- ' V „ Lori Anderson m Michelle Anderson V Nina Anderson C- -M Tom Anderson r H Mel Antonen 1; 1 Rick Archer 1 ' J Sovei Arlton Jan Armstrong 9 Margaret Arneson if Jessica Ashman I s- WL Terry Aslesen r â„¢ B V Barry Autrey yyjk V r â–  f â–  Anne Bareis . Linda Barlow k jM Daniel Battcher i m jr Kris Bauermeister r m Kr - David Bauge V - WL m. - Dave Bennett k m %. ' â– â– V. ; :.;- « !«n A -- . f FRESHMEN Joan Berry Sharon Betcher Mary Bierkamp Janet Binger Stan Biondi Julie Bjoraker Peggy Blankenfeld Rictiard Block Larry Bobier Nancy Bovi Craig Boysen Tom Braittiwalte 5l.«tA Jeffrey Brittain Dana Broek Deb Brunner Marsha Budgett Rory Burke Kerry Burtis Martha Carley Anita Carlson Susan Carlson Starley Chocholousek Rick Chounard BobChrlstensen Melody Chnstensen Paula Chnstensen Robert Christiansen Gail Chnstopherson Beverly Close Laurel Cluts Cay Cobb Juanita Colby Karia Dahl Doug DeHaan Doreen Deibert Sonia Devick Linda DeWift John M Didier Debbie Dietsche Mindy Dietz Dan DIgre Deanna Dirks FRESHMEN 47 Gloria DIshong Dee Jay Donlln Wendy Dorn Elizabeth Doyle Jo Ann Earl Scott Ecklund John Eikanger Helen Ellingboe Karolme Enger Brian Ensberg David Erickson Gary Esselink Doug Essen Gail Estenson Barb Estes Michael Evans Kirk Evenson Gary Famestad Carol Farmer Cecilia Fast Horse Bill Fellers John Fellows Rick Finnestad Rondina Fire Mary Flantz Lonelle Fonley Val Forde Lisa Forman Connie Fox Judy Fox Barb Frakes Nancy Freese Layle French Ron Freund Kim Friedrichsen Beth Fritzemeier Rich Froiland Arlette Fryslie David Fryxell Ralph Furness Jeff Fylling Tim Fynskov y â– â– A (• FRESHMEN amm M,., d Ct ' t Dave Gartner Nora Gerdes Richard Getting Sue Gillund Albert Gipp Lynn Glick Roger Goebel Ann Goltz Ruth Gratae Kay Graslie Karen Green Jim Greenfield Dan Gregg Don Griffin June Gross John Grotte FredGruhlke Gary Gulden Ramona Haas Martha Hadland Mary Haeder Jean Hagen Nancy Hahn Lois Haiicek v ' ? ' ' :: i Karen Hallen Len Halvorson Mike Hamre Cindy Hanna Lynne Hansen Monica Hansen Steven Hanson Kathy Harris Mona Hass Marsha Heck Janet Hedeen Caria Hegge Gary Heiberger Gail Hektner Diane Hellerstedt Kathy Herman GInny Herring Marcia Hille FRESHMEN 49 Laurie Hillstrom James Hinderaker Brent Hoegh Marcia Hoffman Warren Hoffman Susie Hohbach Keise Mane Holden Becky Holm Debbie Holmvik Jim Hoyme Valerie Iverson Denley Jacobson Juris Janavs Janet J. Jensen Susan Jensen La Mont Jibben Bruce Johnson Cindy Johnson Dawn Johnson Debbie Johnson Mark E. Johnson Nancy Johnson Naomi Johnson Sandy Johnson Tern Johnson Julie Kahl Sheryl K amrath Danny Kendle Linell Kitson Kim Klaassen Diane Klein Diane Knutson Diane Kollman Brad Kontz Jodi Krier Tim Kugler PeteKulp Carole Lackey Randy Laflan Jim Lair Sarah Lamar Scott Landon 5 KJSx fkr.-r.V 50 FRESHMEN ' I ' ll never tell that I unbalanced the weights. Carolyn n Sell mischievously thinks to herself. - ' €i 1? Hi 111 Laurie Lantsberger Curtis Larkins Diane Larsen Mary J. Larson Nancy Larson Terry Larson Renae Lein Dave Lester Charles Levasseur Terrence Lindell Gayle Lindeman Steven Lofswold Keith Loge Vicki Lohrenz Susan McCollam Kris McConnell Cindy McDougall Janet McNeely Gerardo Machado Lynette Madsen Judy Mahler Kerry Malmquist Marc Manderscheid Bruce Mannes Steven Mathiesen Faye Mattison Becky Meerdink Beth Meester Mary C. Meester Donna Meier FRESHMEN si Faye Menning Lori Metz Bruce Meyer Julie Meyer Vicki Meyer Sue Michelsen Jean Miedema Michael Millard Connie Miller Greg Miller Becky MItteness Barb Monahan Charleen Moore Janet Morrow Lu Ann Mosier Bob Mueller Jim Munhofen Twila Murfield Jeff Murray Ruth Myers Jon Myrold Greg Nagel Susan Naylor lanne Neihart Jeff Nelson Jolynn Nelson Sherri Newcomb Vicki Nield Beth Nordlie Kan Nornes Taking a break from work. Susan Hohbach points out an interesting detail in the 1974 EDDA to a co-worker. 52 FRESHMEN O ' Kathy Norton Debbie Odiand Janet Odiand Jackie Oelfke DebOffenstein Paula Olson Susan Osmann Elina Ozolins Harold Patchin Patti Patton Jon Paul Laurel Paulson Loren Pedersen Linda Penney Jeff Persigehl Kevin Peters Allene Petersen Melanie Petersen Barb Peterson Dan Peterson Joel Peterson John Peterson Julie Peterson Vicky Peterson Tamara Pier Dan Pierson Jean Pinard Lara Pisha Lance Pond Lois Qualm Kathryn Racine Jan Ramstad Kattiy Reed Cindy Rentschler Dean Reumann Nancy Rindels Cindy Ringen David Rise Renee Robinson Judy Robley Susan Roddewig Lois Rogness FRESHMEN s3 Annette Rohlf Vickie Rommereim IVIary Jo Penning Keith Road Kim Rose Diane Rust Stacey Sandvig Mary Scarbrough Pam Schmitt John Schuldt Karlene Seime BillSelland ' . A KateSelseth Mary Selvik Eric Seversor Cynthia Severtson Leigh Sheila Carol Sherman Mark Sibley Beth Siedschlag Jim Simons Karen Sirotiak Robert Sittig Nancy Skie y A Laura Skoglund Man Sorenson Dave Souter Susie Speier Pete Stadem Tom Stadsklev Mark Stalheim Jay Stanforth Lauri Staver Bruce Stedronsky Kent Stillson Sandra Storsved Gary Straight Jeff Strasser Tammy Stueven Joyce Swanson Tanna Swanson Debbie Swenson 5-. FRESHMEN _„v. SueTaintor Joyce Terveen Doug Thompson Chris Thorson Nancy Tieszen Dalt Tietjen LilaTill Marian Tobin Valerie Tow Winifred Trowbridge Deborah Trumble Marilyn Tuff Kristi VanderVelde Joanne VanDyke Lyie VanHove Kevin Vaska Jay D. Vogt Robin Volgt Florie Voth Jean Vreugdenhil Barb Wagner Loretha Waldner Alexa Ward Debbie Ward Michael Walt Brian Weinreis Cary Wencil Ken Weybnght Rose Wiegman De Von Wiens , ' Julie Wierenga Greg Wilcox Kim Wiley Robbie Williamson Kathy Witt Jonetta Wolfe Cathy Wollin Anita Yargus Jon Yorde Darlena York Laurie Yost Debbie Zook FRESHMEN 55 LUCKY DOUBLE SEVEN .. . THE CLASS OF 77 On A Clear Day, visibility is said to be unlimited. However, in education, we discover that man ' s vision of truth IS quite limited and that a clear perception of life can only be obtained when looking through the eyes of faith in God. â–  ' Am I in the right dorm ' asks sophomore Dave Engen as he walks down — Mark Docken the hall ma daze. Julie Ackerman Percy Ahrendt David Amundson Judy Andersen Jeff Anderson Joni Anderson Rahn Anderson Sandy Anderson Pam Arit Nancy Armbrust KathyAxtell Beth Backstrom Janet Baedke Philip Barker Audrey Beiswanger Matt Bersagel Scott Beseman Mark Bichler Mona Bill Cheryl Black Judy Blais Janel Blake Joel Blanchfield Kathy Blankartz SOPHOMORES a ' ( m Bonnie Blankholm Janell Bormann Mary Bortvit Jeff Bowen Athlee Bowman Bob Boyce Sandy Braastad Tom Brakke Wally Bray Rose Bueber Richard Burgess Laura Carlson Rich Chapman Mary Clauson Carol Collins Dianne Crapser Jerry Dahl Kathy DeBerg Mark Docken Dan Donovan David Eilland Joan Eleeson Dave Engen Diane Erdahl Cindy K Fahlberg Charlotte Fillingsness Neil Finsand Pat Flaherty Nancy Floros Ann Forsythe Roland Garn Gary Garrett Orris Gevick Gea Giesdal Jane Goebel Tom Goebel Rozi Graham Sonia Gray Lynnette Green Deanna Gross JoeGubbrud Joleen Hakes SOPHOMORES S7 Getting set for a long night to sit desk at Bergsaker. Todd Sulzdorf selects his TV channel. Susan Hamre Debra Hanson Earl Hanson Mikal Hanson Pam Hanson Lynette Hauck Sherry Heck Dave Heidemann Oren Hindman Jeanne Hoekstra Deb Hoffman Sandy Hobach Pam Holland Peg Holland Candy Hokenstad Mark Holm Suzanne Jacobsen Kim Jamison Julie Jensen Barb Johnson Beth Johnson Liz Johnson Mark Johnson Paul Johnson 58 SOPHOMORES Linda Johnston Carol Jokinen Linda Jorgensen Dee Etta Juve Roxanne Karl Janie Kilian Beverly Kuhlmann Sharon Kvernes Debbie Lambert Rebecca Lac Laura Lee Julie Lien â–  ) dt ' A Wayne Lorenzen Donald Lubbert Brian Lund Bev Lundeen Susie Lyman Ann Lyngstad Jeff McAllister Stephanie McCullough Steve McKenzie Cherie Mabbs Anita Mangulis Jill Martens Linda Meints Jennifer Moore Kim Morrill Jenna Murphy Marit Naig Beverly Nelson Pam Nelson Deb Noel Mark Norem Doug Olson Faith Ostroot Linda Petereit Thomas Peterson Jane Rezner Mary Ann Riedell Barbara Rosenberg Paula Sagan David Sandoz _ ' â– _ .â–  ,â–  .- ' V SOPHOMORES 59 Hold your horses, well move. Jan Gustafson tells the campus security ofticer. Mary Savage Elaine Scherb Heidi Schleicher Steve Schultz Bonnie Sevick Maude Sibley Julia Silvrants Jana Simonsen Deanna Simpson Kathy Sinning Sharon Skancke Rennae Stiner Bradley Stuck Rhonda Stuermer Linda Thompson Kelly Thomsen Pat Thurmer Terry Tjaden SO SOPHOMORES Bill Thorness Patsy Uken Sherry Van Beek Karen Van Kley Roger Van Twisk Karen Varney Wanda Vermeer Elissa Walbruch Michael West Beth Westra Wayne Wetzbarger Beth Wheeler :come for only a ingeron this ear I touch another with with him lauRh and cry. We saunter down the path of life. Our hopes and dreams increas- inR. Until one day the message comes That we are needed elsewhere. i , ! SOPHOMORES 61 THE SPIRIT OF 76 I believe thaf there is something to be learned in every situation that we face. In looking back over my three years at Augustana, I can appreciate the variety of experiences that I have had — knowing that each one has helped me gam a greater understanding of life — thus making each day a little clearer for me. — Karen Kroells Carol Andersen Penny Anderson Sharon Anderson Lone Ausen Ann Belseth Anne Bersagel Its required for my ma|or! Karen Block Julie Blockhus Lolli Boomgaarden Martha Borgum Jill Bormann Mark Bowman Dave Cain Dennis Campbell Debbie Carlson Wally Carson Carol Casey Joel Christensen Robert Collins Alice Cunningham David Drill Debby Eddy Becky Eid Tacey Eneboe 2 JUNIORS Carol Erickson Jon Evenson Daniel Everson Elise Fedde Sharon Feldman Kevin Fisher John Ford Donna Fredrikson Barb Friedrich Bruce Georgesen H Robert Goltz Margo Graber Susan Graham Cindy Graves Marsha Gunderson Kimm Hamann Lois Hansen Pam Hansen Dennis Hanson Michael Hartig Gil Hartigan Vicki Hede Steve Heidenson Rod Helgeson Beth Hesia Karen Hesse Sarah Hotze Karen Howell Marilyn Iverson Mary.Jacobsen Patty Jarratt Mary Jensen Deb E. Johnson Deborah Ann Johnson Joyce Johnson Leanne Johnson Tom Jolivette Paula Jorgensen Karen Kinter Kay Klein Jerry Knapper Jim Kostboth JUNIORS 63 Jillayne Krier Jean Krogstad Steve Lamb Charolyn Larsen Anne Larson Dons Lawson Robyn Lenker Paul Leslie James Lewer Mark Liaboe David Lillehaug Nancy Lindell Loree Littleiohn Jim Logue Jane Lovro Kay Lower Steve Lund Dan Mallette Barb Marquardt Jon Matthews JanMehlhaf Carol Melgaard Jean Meyer Jeff Miller Marsha Millerschone Marilyn MastuI Anita Munson Paul Munson Dan Nelson Patricia Nelson Who, me? I didn ' t do it, says Dan Nelson Phil did It! M JUNIORS Two all beef patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese, pickles, onions on a sesame seed bun. John Eickman can say it! Can you ' Jo Anne Nemanlch Dave Nerdig Pat Norland GayleOlsen Dennis Olson Sue Olson Hussein Kamal Omar Nolle Oswald Jon Oviatt Kathy Pedersen Michael Peterson Al Phillips Jeffrey Potter Christel Preuss Nancy Price Marcia Purnell Lori Rasmussen Kathy Refsell Michael Roetman Linda Rozeboom Stacy Sandvig (Melissa Sanford Gail Schroyer Nancy Scribner JUNIORS 65 Debbie Sittig Marcy Jo Sletten Vicki Sorbo Steve Stenson Margaret Stern Pat Stillson Janet Stromsetri Karol Sucher Sharon Suss Jackie Terhaar Dan Thiele Kay Thompson Su Thoresen Violetta Thomes DougTraub Margie Van Zee Steven Wagner Eunice Wall Terry Walter Delbert Winkel Lynn Wittmer Galen Woltgram Jennifer L. Wood Pam Zelle Hussein Omar says goodnight to America 6 JUNIORS Not Pictured: Philip Aaker Steven Aakhus Joyce Abraham David Ahrendt Linda Alford Dawn Allen Susan Almquist Carlyle Anderson Carmen Anderson Craig Anderson David Anderson Dennis Anderson Doug Anderson Heidi Anderson James Anderson Jane Anderson Kern Anderson Kent Anderson Kristin Anderson Kristine Anderson Marlette Anderson Richard Anderson Robert Anderson Rodney Anderson Roxanne Anderson Stephen Anderson Carmen Antonen Greg Archer Donald Ashmore Kay Assam Mary Auen Camille Aune LynetteAusland Mary Bader Everett Bad Wound Cynthia Baillie Beth Balcer Mark Balcer Debra Banker Philip Barker Melanie Barnett Karen Baukol Karen Beach L ori Beck Robert Beck Terry Beck Kevin Behan Daniel Bell Richard Bell Steven Benedett Edward Bennell Robert Benson Patricia Benton Paul Berg David Bergin Debra Berke Diane Berthelsen Betty Bertsch Naomi Bentzinger John Beske Thomas Bierer Jim Bierkamp Gail Billings Michael Binger Becky Birkenheuer Jacqueline Bailey Janet Blixt Pamela Blixt Thomas Block Keith Bloomquist Valerie Bock Salomea Bonczek Jeffrey Bennett Robert Booker Joy Boomgaarden Steven Bordewick Jon Bork Claude Bortscheller Kelly Bosworth Elen Bovi Victor Bowman Angela Boyle Victoria Boyles Scott Bradshaw Ron Brandenburg Richard Brannan Kurt Brick Mary Briggs Sherrill Brings Janet Broderson Timothy Brodkorb Rita Brokenleg Sheri Brown Richard Brubakken Wendy Buchholz Jo Ann Buckstead Clair Budahl_ Gail Buehner Brenda Burandt Mark Busman William Bussell Virginia Buysse Robert Callaghan James Cambronne Timothy Camp Chris Carlsen CleveCar son Jo Ann Carlson Jonathan Carroll Susan Case . Carol Casey Patrick Casey Vicki Casey Richard Casper DaveChristensen Donna Christensen DaleChristenson Scott Christianson John Christopherson Douglas Clark James Clemens Richard Clinard George Cohlmia Jr. AnneColombe OnaleeCook Nancy Peterson Douglas Coull Lori Cowley Charity Crosmer Lance Cullen Michael Cummings Monica Soukup Judy Dahlsten John Daniels Scott Dannenbring James Dawson David Defreese Sue DeGraaf Steven Dehaven David Delap Pamela Demmer Pamela Dennis Marlys DeRoo Janet Deruyter Patrick Desmond Linda DeVaul John Devick Lee Dickerson Rodney Dickersor Mike Dirksen Brenda Dockins John Doidge Cynthia Dolby Elizabeth Dolton Ronald Douthit Michael Dow Thomas Dow Robin Dreyer Joel Drube Clare Duda Linda Dunker Michael Dunn Page Duroe Lynn Dykema Lee Dykins Paul East Dennis Eckert Margaret Eckert Margo Eckhardt Nancy Edison Kellen Egert David Eggum , Joan Ellers Eric Elsenbraun Susan Eltrhelm JonFk Kathleen Ellas Michael Ellas Stephen Elliott Brenda Elmen David Engebretson Mikael Engebretson Mark Ensberg Gordon Erickson Ruth Erickson Roy Ervin Jorge-Ayn Evans Nancy Everist Angela Everson Janet Falk Tom Farmer Ruth Faugstad Patricia Fenn Jeffrey Fergus Scott Fergus Krage Feste Jeffery Fielder Barbara Fink Karen Fink Keith Fink Terry Fischer Craig Fisher Shirley Fisher Gary Fladmark Jacqueline Flaig Nathan Flak = Ruth Flyger Gail Fodness Loren Fodness Jan Folkerts Karen Forsline Dale Foss Jeffrey Fossum Victoria Frank Dale Freberg Craig Frederick Nancy Fredericks Joanne Elgethun Mary Frederickson Crispin Freiwald Barbara Freidrich Susan Frimah Marshall Fritz Leslie Fritzemeier Susan Froiland Steven Fuchs RickGabrielson Stanley Gartner Raymond Garza Rita Gavin Bill Gengler Janis Gewecke Martha Ghormley David Gibson Steven Glib Gregory Gllbertson Donald Givehand Ruth Golden Kristi Grevlos Sioux Grigsby Judith Groskreutz Lori Grotluschen Daniel Gudahl Elizabeth Guertin Terry Guith David Gulden Brad Gustafson Georgann Gustafson David Haase Suzanne Hackett Tom Hafnor Patrick Hagan Daniel Haggar Christine Hallem John Haller Carl Hallstrom Glen Halverson Brian Hamilton Michael Hamilton Sherllynn Hanna Dale Hansen Debra Hansen Erik Hansen Joslyn Hansen Patrice Hansen Paul Hansen Richard Hansen Bruce Hanson Charles Hanson Dale Hanson Gregory Hanson Judith Hanson Linda Hanson Martha Hanson Monte Hanson Reid Hanson Rick Hanson Sharyl Hanson Paul Haraldson Charles Harmon Barbara Harte Kenneth Hassebroek Jayne Hauser Lonnie Haugland Jean Haugse Jane Hayek Jacqueline Heal Bradley Heegel } Linda Heidenreich ' Raymond Heidenson Wayne Heiman Janis Heine Marc Helgesen Scott Helland Randy Her Many Horses Jean Hermerding Joseph Hesia Patti Hill Mary Hillesland James Hiner Daniel Hirth MaryEllen Hockei Jan Hodapp Dawn Hoffman Ray Hogan Nancy Hoh enstein Andrea Hoidahl Liane Holliday Maria Holmen Cindy Holmgren Debbie Holtz Gale Horan Elaine Horrmann Jean Horton Craig Hovda Christine Hovland Gail Hovrud Julie Hubbard Jonathan Hubner Kathleen Hugunin Steven Hunter Juli Inman Marchelle Irwin Camilla Iseminger Susan ivance Randy Jackson Francine Jacobson Paul Jaeger Tendai Jambga Kenneth James David Jarratt Terry Jenkins Alan Jensen Carol Jensen Debra Jensen â–  ' Erik Jensen Kae Jensen Rodney Jensen Paul Jenson GregJerke Rick Jerome Robin Jesser Barbara Johnson ConhieJohnson Dave Johnson Gail Johnson James Johnson Karen Johnson Karia Johnson Mark A. Johnson Mark Johnson Pamela Johnson Robert Johnson Sharon Johnson Laura Sundet Susan Jones Thomas Jordahl GregJorgensen Brain Juel Steven Kaldahl Cathy Kanengieter Kent Kapplinger Neal Kapplinger Don Karras Thomas Keleher Shawn Kelley Scott Kemper James Kent Lynn Kepplinger David Kerkhove Vicki Kerkvliet Warren Kersten Lon Kightlinger Steven King Juli Kinsella Arlene Kleinsasser RuthKlemm Laura Klenk Thomas Klock ' Michael Koch Nathan Koehler Philip Koehler Kenneth Korth Lon Kouri Pamela Kraemer Michael Krause Karen Kroells Peggy Krogh Sandra Kruegel Kathryn Krueger David Kruse Gloria Kruse KarIa Kruse PaulKuck Deborah Kuehn William Kuhle Debra Lameyer Susan Landmark Daniel Lang Gwen Lang Jacques Laperriere Dan larsen Janet Larsen Richard Larsen Connie Larson Dianne Larson Jean Larson Katherine Larson Lonnie Larson Mary Larson Rebecca Larson Wanda Larson Donald Lawrence. Fredrick Lawyer Rodger Lee Sandra lee Timothy Legel Clayton Lehmann Sally Leuning Donald Linafelter Chen Lind Gene Locken Sharon Locken Lu Ann Loftesnes Tim Lohman Jeffrey Loken Naomi Loken Naomi Loken Daniel Long Deann Longfellow Keith Longmore Patricia Lund Pamela Lunderman Don Lundgren Cleon Lundquist Clyde Lutz Daria Lykken Nancy Lynne Susan McCollam CamilleMcCollough Patricia McCormick KentMcCullough Roxanne McCullough Shannon McGarry Dorothy McLean Kevin McNeely James McWayne Dickran Mabbs Susan MacQuiddy Claudia Madison Mariann Madsen Mark Mahieu Renae Mann Debra Maranell Joseph Maresh Donald Marshall Margaret Massoth Jean Mattson Alan Maurer Katherine Mead Bruce Meyer Nancy Meyer Patricia Mezoff James Mierendorf Wayne Miller Steven Mills Daniel Minten Janet Moe Richard Mohn Debra Moore Tari Moore Chester Morben Mary Morseth Cynthia Mueller Dan Mueller MarkMuller Eldine Murphy Eugene Murphy Wendy Narr Sara Naylor MarkNelsen Daryl Nelson Janet Nelson Kris Nelson Kurt Nelson Kathleen Nere Roxanne Ness Jeanne Nessel Mary Nester Jan Neuharth Kevin Newcomb Rebecca Newcomb Debbie Nicholson David Nielsen Mark Nielsen Nancy Nitzschke Gwen Nokleby Jane Nold Kenneth Norgaard Karen Nygaard Robert Nygaard JaneNystrom Pamela Nystuen Gary Oberling Greg O ' Brien David Ode Kim Ode Margie Odens James Odiand John Ohrlund Jeanne Ohrtman Jon Oien Jeffrey Okerlund Ralph Olawsky LaraeOlesen KathyOloff ArneOlsen KarynOlsen Nancy Olsen Brad Olson Constance Olson Jennifer Olson Kim Olson John Oolman Deborah Orazem Daniel Ordal John Osborn Kathryn Osmann Susan Osmundson Elizabeth Oswell Dennis Ottoson Kathryn Owen Thomas Owens Dianne Palmer Elizabeth Palmer James Parker David Paulsen Donald Pay Thomas Pearson Gary Pederson Kim Pederson Deanne Pennings Frank Penza Larry Perrott Sandra Person Jennifer PeschI John Peters Scott Peters Alan Petersen Sylvia Petersen Camille Peterson Carmen Peterson Kristine Peterson Pamela Peterson Patrick Peterson Stephen Peterson Timothy Philips Patricia Phillips Debra Piehl Roger Piersma Kristen Pierson Richard Plummer David Pogge Jeff Pool . Katherine Porter Jay Powell Paul Powell Larry Prairie Laurel Prieb William Prindle David Prochazka Randolph Pudwill Barbara Quarnstrom Thomas Queck Jon Rail Tara Ramstad Kathy Rang Robert Rasmussen Terrie Rassel James Rector Lynne Reeck David Reed Kevin Reilly Jeanette Reiners Max Reinecke William Reitter David Renii Audrey Rensink Debbie Reynolds Mary Reynolds Kevin Richards Bradley Richter Karin Richter Rita Richter Bruce Rights Mark RIndels Richard Rinearson Mary Roe Robert Rogen John Rogers Jr. Kenneth Rogotzke Thomas Rohs Daniel Rohwer James Rosemark Arlene Rosenvinge Ann Rosine Davor Rukavina Rose Rukavina Paul Runyan Dale Ruopp Curtis Rust Caria Rye Eugene Salmon Dor.elle Salting Christine Samuelson Jewel Sather Cheryl Satterlee Larry Scheier Karen Schindler Laurie Schlangen Brenda Schmidt David Schmidt Nancy Schmidt Mary Schmitt Melody Hayden Nancy Schnepf Janet Schroeder Ricky Schroeder Debra Schulte Sonja Schultz Cynthia Sears Susan Sebade Nancy Seely Joyce Sejnoha Carolynn Sell Karia Sellevold Wayne Semmler Steven Senty Lynda Shaft Thomas Sharp David Shay Perron Shinneman Shirley Shinneman Randy Shintaku Leslie SHipman Nancy Shore DaleSiderius Kurt Siegele Larry Sieler Roger Simmons Russel Singletary Diane Peterson James Skrovig Susan Sloth Arlmone Smith Conrad Smith Danae Smith Gregory Smith Kim Smith Lydia Smith Margaret Smith Roger Smith Todd Smith David Snavely David Sneen John Snobeck Susan Snobeck ' JuleeSolberg Hal Somer Robert Souter Robert Squires June Stafslien Gary Stanford Deborah Starenko DawneStarkey Mike Stein Craig Steinborn Wayne Steinhaufer Linda Stenberg Rebecca Stene Brenda Stenson Stephen Stenson James Stevens David Stewart Leann Stibbe Kristine Stofferahn Ronald Storevik Mark Story Ron Stotz Bonnie Strand Mary Streng Cathy Stroud Scott Stryzewski John Sturdevant TabSulzdorf Todd Sulzdorf James Sundet Thomas Surprenant Kirk Suther Rolf Svanoe Kurt Swalley Linda Swanson Nancy Swenson Virginia Swenson Dale Swier Thayer Tarvin Lisa Tate Brenda Tavis Robert Terhaar Lynn Tesar Kaymond Teske Shelley Theesfeld Mary Thomas William Thompsen Clark Thompson Daniel Thompson Lewis Thompson Linda Thompson RenitaThomsen Linda Thoreson Laurie Thorson Teri Thraen Suzanne Tillema Diana Toft Leslie Tostenson David Tramps , Janice Trumm David Tryggestad Allen Tuff Susan Turbiville Lori Tweeten Mary Ulmer Patsy Van Beek Thomas Van Bockern Barbara Vance Deborah Van Maanen Lonnie Van Zee Martha Vegge Marcy Velline Pat Vermeer Alice Vetter James Vetter Donald Victor Kenneth Vietor Cheryl Vilhauer .- ' BradVircks 3 Dennis Virgil Robin Voight Kristin Von Seggern Frank Vorhes F ' lorinda Voth Mary Vriezelaar Robert Vrooman Dave Wagner Mary Wagner Pamela Wagner Brian Wallin Debra Ward ValorieWarfield .j Larry Watson â„¢ . Donna Weatherill Dianne Weber Ann Weckmuller - Eunice Weerts Maureen Weflen Edward Wegner James Wegner Edmond Weiland Paula Weishaar Terry Weishaar Nancy Welton Brad Wierda Jeff Wilber Jill Wilds Daniel Wilka Denise Williams Kathleen Williams Michael Williams Robert Williamson Paula Winger Gerry Wingler Daniel Wischhof Mark Wofford David Wogen Steve Wolf Shing Van Wong Stanley Wong John Wornson Elizabeth Wheeler Pamela Wright Joel Wudel Karen Wyatf Anson Yeager Jerome Yellow Elk Darlena York Kimberly Kent Susan Zaske Rebecca Zeller Cecilia Zimmer Dawn Zipprich CLASS OF 75 .. . YOU ' VE ARRIVED! On a clear day I ' ve got it together!! The 4 years I spent at Augie did a lot of things to me, both good and bad . And that ' s the way it should be — exciting, frus- trating and challenging. On a clear day , 1 really can see forever! — John Elliott Larry Aarsby Biology Chemistry Gillette. WY lone Adams Nursing Wendell. MN Iverl Why haven ' t I gotten any mail for four years? Zainal Ahmad Gwen Allen Denise Anderson Maria Dykstra Anderson Business Administration English Physical Education Special Ed. Elem.Ed. Penang, Malaysia Wheatndge. CO Lillian. AL Rock Valley. lA Robert William Anderson Business Administration Sioux Falls, SD Steve Archer Biology Brandon. SD Gwen Ellen Axdahl Criminal Justice St. Paul. MN Becky Bagaason Nursing Sleepy Eye. MN ' EN! Nancy Schimmel Baker Nursing Sioux Center. lA Douglas Berg Music Baltic. SD Loren Barker Sociology LaSalle. MN Faye Belswanger Special Ed. Elem. Ed. Parkston, SD Jean Nelson Bergan Special Ed. French Sioux Falls. SD Carol Bessler German English Sioux Falls. SD Donald Elmer Benson. Jr. Business Administration Watertown. SD P5 ' WOKDEPl wonder! Ji ERih VONDER Kathleen Beyl Nursing Madison, Wl Dennis A. Binneboese Biology Sociology Hinton, lA 60. ONDERhWONDEI ' ' )WONDE ' GlftSP Wonder Bread helps build strong seniors twelve ways. Rebecca Ann Blankenfeld Vlusic Trent, SD SENIORS Daniel G. Block Religion Sioux Falls. SD Bonnie Mane Borman Pol. Science English Rock Rapids, lA Terry Blomberg Accounting Sioux Falls, SD Shelly Bochy Special Education Billings. MT Mary Bollweg Special Ed. Elem. Ed. Sioux Falls, SD Gregory Fred Bormann Bus. Ad. History Geography Stickney, SD Dale Henry Bower Political Science Vivian, SD Polly Ann Boyd Special Ed. Elem. Ed. Aberdeen. SD Monica Bricke History Sociology Yankton, SD If the sum of the deviations squared is added to the derivative of the probability density function, then divided by the integral of e raised to the 1 2 (x - u a-) and multiplied by the square root oi , it is intuitively obvious that if you run out of gas while driving in the desert it takes 7 pancakes to build a doghouse. SENIORS M arvin D, Bucholz Math Bus- Ad Numerical Math Sioux Falls, SD One more meal like that and I ' m done for. Barbara L. Buck Marlys Ann Bueber Kendrci Koester Butler Gayla Buseman Business Education Nursing Sociology Social Work Nursing Gibsonburg, OH TriDD, SD Oconom- .â– .-•- ' . ' I Sioux Falls. SD David Carlson Biology Morris. MN Deborah Carr Nursing Flandreau. SD Tat-SingPaul Chow Math Physics Sioux Falls. SD Dawn J. Christensen Special Ed. Elem. Ed. Fairmont. MN SENIORS David Dawson Biology Sioux Falls, SO Kan Devick Biology Sioux Falls. SD • v-j; ; 5 ,. Rodney Drenkow History Pol. Science Hull.lA After four years you can laugh about anything! Barbara Dixon Special Ed Elem. Ed. Mitchell. SD Thomas Clifford Dunham Eng. Hist. Philosophy Sioux Falls. SD Caryn Sue Corts Special Ed. Elem. Ed. Arlington Heights. IL Karen Devick Music Sioux Falls. SD Connie Louise Downs English Holstein, lA Marcia Duhn Elem. Ed. Special Ed Spirit Lake, lA John Elliott Special Ed. Elem. Ed. Grand Junction, CO Robert Allen Ellsworth Music Estelline, SD Lee William Ellwein Business Administration Sioux Falls, SD David J. Eng Business Administration Bemid|i. WIN Peter M. Engh Political Science Elmont. NY Debra Lynn Fielder Elem. Ed Early Childhood Ed. Golden Valley. MN Barb Fladhammer Special Ed, Elem. Ed. Red Wing. MN Mary Jo Flak Special Ed. Elem. Ed. Sacred Heart. MN •■ : • pr ' xv li Ji II nm s i k ' M JT r. , . r Georgette Ersch Special Ed.. Elem. Ed Harwood Heights. II. Ruth Frederickson Numerical Math Windom. MN Karri Lee Freudenthal Special Ed. Elem. Ed. Edina. MN A scrumptious lunch break in the Huddle. Jeanine Fritze Psych. Criminal Justice Minneapolis. MN SENIORS 75 Barbara Froiland Special Ed, Elem. Ed. Hendricks, MN Jane Gangstead Art Eagle Grove. lA Barb Galvin Special Ed. Elem. Ed, Holstein. lA Faith Olson Garnatz Nursing Eau Claire. Wl When you get to be a senior you ' ve |ust got to rest vour Marlaine Ruth Goldhammer Anne Christine Grigsby Carol Grays Deborah Louise Gubrud Religion Elem. Ed. Psychology Nursing Elem. Ed, Wagner, SD Newton Square. PA Annandale, MN Hudson, SD Gregory Lee Hall Religion Worthington, MN Delilah Hahn Music Tripp. SD Anna Hamre Music Clark. SD Patricia Jonel Hanse Music Sioux Falls. SD f. SENIORS eary bones for a while before going on to your next class Sandy Harvey Journalism Englisfi Sioux Falls, SD Gloria Jane Hauge Psychology Sunburg. MN Kathy Hanson Nursing Cedar Falls, lA Patricia Florence Hayes Elementary Education L !f.)y«ttM MN Mary Hermansen Special Ed.- Elem, Ed, York. NB Sharon Hermanson Nursing Luverne. MN PauletteKay Herrboldt Nursing Hosmer, SD -V ' L Zl 0 Jill M. Hansen Elem, Ed, Special Ed, Elk Point. SD Alynn Heck History Omaha. NB Kathy Helland Nursing Huntley, MN Jeryl Hewston French BIytheville, AR SENIORS 77 Carol Hilmoe Math English Brookings, SD Mary Ann Holien Sociology Criminal Justice l,iS|. -r, MN Janet Faye Hovey English Bruce. SD Daydreaming of those hazy days ot futures past. Abdul Aziz Ismail Business Administration Port Dickson. Malaysia Nancy Jacobson Nursing Minneapolis. MN Janet Lee Jensen Special Ed. Elem. Ed. Marshall. MN Nikki Johannsen Speech-Drama Pipestone. MN Bob Johnson English Brooklyn, NY Robert E, Johnson Social Work Sociology Valmda.CA Vicky Johnson English Spanish Hartley. lA ;-.i SENIORS Susan Jordahl Nursing Sioux Falls. SD Bruce Jorgensen Business Administration Fairmont, MN Kathleen Juba Special Ed. Elem. Ed Watertown. SD Coreen Kaddatz Elementary Education Cosmos. SD Deb Kaemmgk Nursing Sioux Center. lA I Sylvia Kingstrom Special Ed. Elem. Ed Sacred Heart. MN Laurel Lee Klein Nursing Inwood. lA Diana Kary Soc. Criminal Justice Parmelee. SD Valerie Ann Keszler Special Ed. ' Elem. Ed. Rhinelander, Wl Vicki Keszler Special Ed. Elem. Ed. Rhinelander Wl Karia Jane Kirkeby Religion German Worthington. MN â– rfer Loren Barker sits back and plays it cool on a ' ing. Sioux Falls. SD SENIORS 79 Marlene Karli Kriech Mary Krogness Candace Krosschell Rebecca Joy Kvamme English Nursing History Social Work Valley Springs. SD Wyndmere, ND Sioux Falls. SD Windom. MN Jan Heidemann Laflan Physical Education Big Springs. NB il Lorence Edward Learning Biology Sioux Falls. SD A •tSif Ji Michael Nels Lindh Economics Accounting Chicago. IL Man lyn Larson Spec :ial Education Watertown. SD mt B H B P 1| HP ' â– B â–  ,.. Pam Larson 1 Nancy Laufer Social Work Business Education Hillsboro. ND Ludell.KS • Jennifer Ann Lee Nursing Moorhead. MN Neil Lindorff Sociology Religion Wells. MN Bill Bentzinger emphasizes that the coffee at th 80 SENIORS Roger Lloyd Lininger Special Ed. Elem. Ed. Clarlnda, lA Joan Loken Nursing Bode, lA RoJean Madsen Economics Social Work Council Bluffs, lA Cheryl Mallette Art Bloomfield, NB Scott Marnngton Business Ad, German Gillette. WY Craig Eugene McAllister Mathematics Sioux City, lA Marcia Ann Martens Philosophy, Speech-Drama George. lA Randall L. Meester Physical Education Little Rock. lA r â–  : 1 Diane Merrill Nursing Mankato. MN bberwock is much better than that at the Huddle. Lonette Messerschmidt Elementary Education Sioux Falls. SD Betty Jean Meyer Elem. Ed. Special Ed. Clara City. MN SENIORS Would I tib you, Rogotzke? Lome Mies Music Huron, SD Marcia Miller Elem. Ed. Special Ed. Brewster. MN â– â–  id. Pat Miller Political Science Sioux Falls. SD Rebecca Ann Moen Special Ed. Elem. Ed. Inwood. lA Bernita Moser History Mcintosh, SD Peter Myhrwold Chemistry Downsville, Wl Heidi Elan Nash Elem. Ed. Speech-Drama Durango, CO Cynthia Jo Nelson Elementary Education Sioux Falls, SD Elaine M. Nelson Nursing Irene, SD Kathy Nelson Mathematics Madison, SD 82 SENIORS m. Shirlee Ness Social Work Special Ed. Fosston, MN Rose Niemeyer Cnm. Justice Social Work Pickrell. NB Barbara Jo Norland Mathematics Cylinder. lA Km David John Odiand Eileen Olson Biology Luverne, MN Music Groton, SD I Pdul D. Ostrem History Sociology Radcliffe. lA BethOttilie Special Ed. Elem. Ed. Oelwein. lA Linda Marie Nelson Ruth Ann Nelson Steven John Nebun Valerie Loib Nelson Chemistry Biology Nursing Mathematics Pol. Science Sociology Marshall. MN Ostrander. MN Blue Earth. MN Brookings. SD DuWayne Oberloh Business Administration Worthington. MN $• . ' . ' k after those many hours of booking. SENIORS 83 Monica Oyen English German Crooks, SD Deb Palmer Elem. Ed. German Sioux Falls. SD Wendy Petersen Soc. Work Cnm. Justice Sioux Falls. SD Garneth Oldenkamp Peterson History Rock Valley. lA Randy Kochenderfer sho ws the form that brought him the n urn berl singles tennis championship in the North Central Conference ( B i H. 1 p r. i P Shirlene Kay Peterson Music Speech-Drama Dell Rapids. SD Joan Mane Philips Biology LeMars. lA Susan Pollard Elementary Education Watertown. SD Karen M. Prill Crim. Justice Sociology St. Louis Park. MN 81 SENIORS Ruth Ann Quandahl Biology Chemistry Cresco, lA Mark R. Rhode Accounting Minneapolis, MN Kristi Rikansrud Roetzel Special Ed. Elem. Ed. Sioux Falls, SD , y P Becky Reipke Nursing Fairmont, MN Chare Rober Pol, Science French Sioux Falls, SD Curtis Roggow Pol. Science Speech-Drama LeMars. lA Kathy Rood Elem. Ed. History Webster. SD And then the guy said to the bartender John Roth Social Work Sioux Falls. SD SENIORS 85 Kte 1 i â– â–  1 ' ' -sfe ' .; ' frnYrr - BarbRustad Special Ed. History Minnetonka. MN Margie Lynn Sample History Toronto. SD Lori Sather Social Work Special Ed. Madison, MN Gail Schaefer Music German Sioux Falls. SD Rondi Schmidt Ctieryl Kay Schubert Roger E. Severson DarrellShater Nursing Art Music Deaf Ed. Phys. Ed Jackson. MN Bloomington. MN Sioux Falls. SD Sioux Falls. SD Time between classes to read mail. 86 SENIORS If that ' s the way you ' re going to be. eat It! A H Dana Siostrom Music Lander, WY Kent Skalland Math Numerical Math Sioux Falls. SD Mary Ellen Snowbeck Business Education Blair. NB Kathleen Joyce Stahl Chem. Medical Tech. Bridgewater. SD Sandie Stapela Randy Starkey German. ' Spanish Biology Cedar Falls. lA Clear Lake. lA Susan Stensland Carol Mane O SENIORS 87 Kevin Swenson Spanish Sioux City, lA Susan Ullom Business Administration Sioux Falls. SD Carol Van Beek Special Ed. Elem. Ed. Rock Valley, lA Virginia Swift Elementary Education Wendell. MN Barbara Thompson Special Ed. Social Work Montevideo. MN Sheryl Titterington Nursing Milford. lA Anything you say. darling. Steven Unzicker Sociology Social Work Sioux Falls, SD Garrett Van Der Griff Criminal Justice Minnetonka, MN Deb Ver Hoeven Nursing Ireton, lA Marlene R. Vermeer Nursing Orange City. lA SENIORS Mail — the highlight ( ' ) of the day. t « Dan Vigness Biology Flandreau. SD Gayle Ann Volzke Special Ed. Elem. Ed. Waco, NB biendd V ' VdIz Nursing Tripp. SD Angela Dawn Vircks Nursing Aberdeen. SD Steven Wallenberg English Sioux Falls. SD Dave Wigstadt Religion History Neenah ' • ' Lynda Wolfswinhel Nursing Rock Valley. lA Jean Wynia Nursing Rock Valley. lA Zuirman Bin Zainudin Business Administration Johpr. Malaysia David Allen Zelinsky Business Admin. Accounting Tern!. lA SENIORS 89 John Fiksdal Jeffrey Fisher Kerry Ford Gregg Forsaith Linda Hockel Foust Julee Frakes James Gaede JaneGehringer MarkGilbertson Michael Gould Kathleen Larson Gross Gregory Guse Charles Gustafson Sylvan Hagen John Hansen Daniel Hanson Dennis Hanson Douglas Hatlevig Doris Kaup Hattervig Donna Haugland Flossie Henspeter Freda Harris Hosen Pamela Hugdahl Darwin Husby Katherine Meyer Janssen Laurel Jensen Keith Johnson Pamela Gewecke Johnson Steven Johnson Wendy Johnson Eugene Keller Nancy Kessler Rebecca Bersagel Ketelsen Joe Kirby Paul Klousia Neil Klutman Craig Knowlton Cynthia Kokenge Emma Kondert Stan Krebs David Krogman Jeffrey Kull Cynthia Larsen Patty Larsen June Peterson Larson Debra Lerdal John Lester Peggy Olawsky Lichter Martha LIndbeck MarkLindholm Craig Lorenz Mark Lotz Christine Lund Gordon Lund Mitchell Martens Shirley Jensen Martens John Matthies Michael McConnell James Mcquay Douglas Meister Barbara Jo Miller Mark Miller William Mitchell Nor Azma Mohd Darlene Morrow Sharon Moxnes Thomas Mulse Don Munce Michael Mundhenke Catherine Munson Kristine Nelson Susan Nelson Thomas Nelson Emily Rosine Nerland Ruby McDonald Nicholas Mary Ann Nied mghaus KamariahMohd Noor Carole Ohme John Olachnevitch Cheryl EddyOlsen Roy Olsen Kathryn Olson Mark Olson Steven Olson Nancy OSteen Andrew Peterson Cathleen Conklin Rodman Deborah Rogers Wayne Rosby Deanne Rubin Terryl Rumbolz Karia Salem Christine Sandvlg Scott Sandvig Jerry Saza ma Robert Schenck Scott Schnopf Gregory Scholtz Marta Hansen Schoon Timothy Sorsen Lloyd Sharp Zaharah Sh Salim Robert Siekert Kim Sigler Friel Smith Gene Smith Cindy Echternacht Snow JudySommers Gary Stanford Philip Strand Mark Stryzewski DeniseStumm Alan Tauer Jeffrey Thomas Mark Thoreson Sharon Tieszen Larry Trushenski Ernest Tweet Steven Unverzagt Karen Vaage Eugene Vetter Delven Wagner Kathleen Cummings Webb Wesley Weller David Westby Paul Westby Cynette Heikes Wipf Donna Witt Steven Yelinek Vicki Zimmerman HE GtOW OF YOUR OUTSMIMES , .,, â– T- ' - THE JOY OF BEING HERE Debbie Dietsch eats her last family meal. Moving in will be an experience I ' ll never forget. Being mobbed by a doz- en men eagerly grabbing for my lug- gage was a frightening experience which I thoroughly enjoyed. — Diane Knutson It was exciting. All the moving in made me forget that I was also moving out of home. — Sandy Johnson Being surrounded by a swarm of ' Ask Me ' people who grabbed all my worldly possessions and lead me through a maze to my new home was a frightening experience. — Cindy Hanna This was truly one of the most memorable experiences of my fresh- man year. — Tom Braithwaite Brad Olson wishes he wasn ' t an Ask Me , because somebody asked him Kathy Nere checks out the Who ' s New guys to get Mom ' s approval. 94 MOVING IN YOU CAN ALWAYS TELL AN ORIENTATED PERSON BY THE WAY THEY GLOW . . . New students demonstrate old dance. Professors Olson and Huseboe turn soda lerkS- Chaos in the bleactiers!? Group 45 Yourname? Your hometown? Your major ' Glow ' NEW STUDENT ORIENTATION 9s . 11 . AND GLOW f V(f«J AND GLOW Cheating on an IQ test ' (â– â– â– â– â– â– â– t MSBaBBlT [â– â– â– â– â– â– r  ■■■■■( ,- HsaaaV Mr. America takes a step forward for mankind. Greg Gilbertson commits fiimself. Freshman persecution at 7;00 a.m. Do you always dress like this for breakfast Freshman Orientation was a great way for us to meet Augustana and stu- dents of our own class. — Jim Simons I loved it! I thougfit it was really great ' I Had a lot of fun, met a lot of people. — Patti Patton A STAR IS BORN ;ammy Isemmger is never nervous about a late! Ttie show goes on with Mark Johnson, Ann Goltz, and David Fryxell. The Frosh Varieties show impressed me! Not only are my classmates tal- ented — they are Christian people and happy about it! — Joel Wudel I thought that the Frosh Varieties were quite good. It was worth the quarter. — Jim McWayne I was amazed at all the talent with- in our Freshman Class. — Dan Battcher I always wanted to live in a Can of Peas FROSH VARIETIES 97 A TRIBUTE TO RBERTKRAUSE The experience of a student at Au- gustana College is not so much the accumulating of knowledge as the be- coming of a person. A college ought to be founded to contribute to a world which asks for involvement and con- cern; that contribution can only be made by promoting and guiding the personal creativity of people. And Au- gustana, since its conception, seems to me continually dedicated to this goal with its dynamic atmosphere of relations — ideas and people growing and developing with each other. — Dennis Olson 1 feel thankfulness toward God who has given me many undeserved bless- ings and also gratitude to my parents and teachers who have given me the opportunity to learn, the encourage- ment and understanding that have helped me. — Barb Friedrich Herb Krause serious Milt and Clara Harvey receive the Antiquarian Edition of Prelude to Glory. 98 FOUNDERS DAY Barb Friedrich Dennis Olson I feel that Sophomore Honors is a very special sort of award, since aca- demics is Augustana ' s major function. Being a part of Founder ' s Day and sharing the stage with Dr. Krause and Frederich Manfred was certainly a high point in my college career. — David Lillehaug Most of us have been conditioned by society to try to do well in school. Un- fortunately, this conditioning has em- phasized striving for high letter grades rather than for the knowledge and un- derstanding an instructor and course offer. Only when we learn to place our higher priority on the latter will our educational system truly become educational. — Janis Heine David Lillehaug Janis Heine FOUNDERS DAY SOPHOMORE HONORS MUSIC AND MUNICH ANDMUNCHIESIN THE MOONLIGHT Herr Schmutterer and Frau show how it ' s done. Mary Thomas and friend polka their cares away. Tom Hunstad and Karri Freudenthal enjoy a shower, compliments of some friendly Germans. 10C OKTOBERFEST The Six Fat Dutchmen liven things up at the Oktoberfest. Attention Get man Round Singers! And a one, and a two , , From pretzels to polkas What a swinging evening! i::; The Oktoberfest for me is a kind of magical transport into a festivity of customs and kinship of far-away )ny. — Linda Penney At long last it ' s over with. — Berni ' — Paul . iS a great success du ' ' ' .s organization car- i Germ : teachers, ima- : u r- — Gerhard Schmutterer OKTOBERFEST loi .... SEEING CHRIST MORE CLEARLY ' • ' students growing closer through Christ. Ah — the simple life! Pat Vermeer ' s smile expresses it all Many times we know the people we see are our brothers and sisters in Christ, but we don ' t know them. This retreat brought me closer to many people as unique individuals and as close friends. — Kathy Nelson Getting to know the names and faces as people, and beginning to see Christ living in them and loving through them: meeting Christ in the various parts of His body and seeing that everyone is important for that body to function; leaving school behind long enough to look again at nature, people, and your- self. It was called a Student Congre- gation Retreat. Jesus is still Lord. — Dale Freberg STUDENT CONG. RETREAT A feast tit for a King. God meant nature to be fun for people. And now presenting seven of the fairest Viking maidens. Let ' s give it that old Norse spirit — Ungauwa! Ungauwa! Ungauwa! UNGAUWA! VIKING DAYS 1974 VIKING DAYS TERRYLRUMBOLZ 1974 HOMECOMING QUEEin VIKING THROUGH THE EYES OF CHILDREN ' liii ' Don ' t you wish you could take me home? ' â– â– â– IIJI This IS what you call an eye full! Queen Terryl and her court sail through Sioux Falls. Before I always looked at queens and thought ' Wow — they must be perfect ' . Viking Days really shat- tered that image. Augustana will al- ways be in my prayers. — Terryl Rumbolz It was exciting, because it was real- ly well organized: there was always something to go to. — Lonnie VanZee Ole ' s Girls cheer up the parade. 106 VIKING DAYS 3« ' ' . jNi il Is It safe to walk the streets these days? ' rmni iYrtimBsi Life was so simple when I was a child. And come they did. The Vikings are coming and coming and VIKING DAYS 107 THE ENTERTAINERS ' Do you think I can get their autographs? ' Janet DeRuyter sings Abraham. Martin, and John. The Sensations are sssensational! 1 thought it was great that there were so many bands from so many different schools at the parade. — Nora Gerdes Even the audience was good. P ViKING VARIETIES Emcees Brad Heegel and Shirlene Peterson — Yippee! The Glandrew Sisters deserve a pr omotion. Viking Days was a very good way for a person to get in the joy of things on campus for one ' s individ- ual enjoyment. — Kevin Kellogg I really enjoyed working on the float — well not actually working on fjQ it — it was fun watching the sun come up. — Kent Kapplinger VIKING VARIETIES 109 AN OUT- SHINING HOMECOMING Homecoming brings out the romanticism in us all- . 1 Augie students enjoy the Viking Days dance. Dave Loggins performs at the Viking Days concert. Don ' t you wish all your men were Viking men like Dan Batcher? We always eat better when company comes. Some of my professors cut down on the length of daily assignments during Viking Week — and that was really nice! — Annie Forsythe During the Viking Days Parade I felt really embarrassed, because I was carried down the street by one of the Viking men. — Dawn Acheson We really liked it (Dave Loggins Concert). Really enjoyable — we wish more people could have heard him. Liked comedian. — Nancy Swenson. Brad Heegel. Nikki Johannsen. Dave Eng A U.N I Panther is caged and crunched. VIKING DAYS NATIONS SHALL NOT LIFT UP SWORD AGAINST NATIONS All Nations 1974 was a thrilling experi- ence and one which we will never forget. At the onset of the planning stage we found a terrifying responsibility, but with the help of all involved success was the outcome. — Mary Sue Mennen Isreal construction crew busily prepares for a festive occasion. ALL NATIONS Elsie and crew sample Gretchen Allen ' s and Dawn Acheson ' s oriental cooking. It seems to me there aren ' t many times of the year when the students truly unite to support an event. It ' s really fantastic to know that people care enough to devote their time and energy to help other people. — Scott Beseman I really enjoyed All Nations and think It ' s a very worthwhile function here at Augie. It gives people the chance to take a look at different customs of different lands. It ' s a time of cooperation among the stu- dents, which is symbolic of coopera- tion needed among all the nations together. The food ' s good too! — Debbie Reynolds Debbie Hclmvik rests in her Scandinavian louse. Two meatballs, three brussel sprouts, marinated beef, pause, two meatballs, three A hungry crowd enj oys the All Nations Feast. ALL NATIONS 113 ,, , ..ay of traveling around the world in an evening. — Bruce Jorgensen All Nations was a worthwhile, en- joyable project — it gave us a chance to get to know lots of other freshmen and upper classmen and made us feel like a part of Augus- tana. since we were responsible in many ways for it. — Becky Meerdink The German Round Singrrs peitorm He sh.Tll brin ? pe.ire Never have distances been so short ALL NATIONS The Far East c omes to the Midwest. Do you have an I D. ' tfW ZEALAM) All Nations was a very worth- while experience and should be continued in the future for the future existence o f the world depends on world unity of love. We must strive for the goal of peace and look to God for the direction. All Nations is a step in God ' s direction. — Mark Story Only .1 tew steps take you jnoss ttie lionlor ALL NATIONS 115 :;i-1 GOD ' S GLOW PRAISED ON THANKSGIVING ' ' 1 ' 1 ' • 1 W 1 ' 10 % H . !li •1 :-.S H â– Li l v fl H HHHJfi il H m iMK ijK My w, B - 2lâ„¢ m B H HiHH HI I BBi Sa BSi l Dr. Hotz emphasizes concern. This Is the way it was? I think we should heed Dr. Hotz ' s message ' Food for Thought ' ; it will really hit us someday. I ' m stuffed. — Ruth Nelson Tonight was so pertinent to those of us who have to go out in the big real world next year. — Paulette Herrboldt Brass Choir gives sparkle to the service. m THANKSGIVING students do their part in the celebration. Prof. Peterson, is your coffee mountain-grown ' H mk k R Bf A - ' ' - 1 iU Margaret Chase Smith shares in Thanksgiving. I think Dr. Hotz is by far the best speaker so far that we ' ve ever had. A feeling of unity holds the college to- gether. — Shirlene Peterson and Bob Booker Very enjoyable and makes you real- ly stop and think. I really enjoyed it. — Barb Buck Pastor Kent is thankful for many blessings. THANKSGIVING nz Sis ' always enjoy eating together BIGANDLIL ' SIS ' SHARE JOY AT CHRISTMAS Gloria, Sarah, and Jill sing Christmassy, An Augustana celebration of Christmas is a unique experience. In the action-packed days before finals and the end of another term, students are busy participating in a variety of events. But, somehow, in all thehectic moments, we somehow find time to return our attention once again to the Child, whose Life gives meaning to our existence. It is then that Augustana becomes a reflection of love; and in that love Augustana finds the essence of Christmas. — Sarah Hotze Instead of cookies and milk Santa gets kisses and hugs. Santa ' s helper shares a chuckle while distributing candy. 8 BIG LIL ' SIS CHRISTMAS PARTY TINSEL AND GLITTER ADD TO A MERRY SPIRIT Away in a manger the little Lord Jesus asleep on the hay. CHRISTMAS IT ' S CHRISTMAS! I. J.. . £ f :-- Mange takk — Vaer sa god. Lloyd and Iver ' s cider and cookies cheer up a December day. Tracks through the snow — a new form of art. 120 CHRISTMAS The prayer of all Elsie has her cookies ready for Santa. SMORGASBORD, SONGS, SNOW: WHAT A SEASON! AND Deck the halls with CHRISTMAS 121 Savior of the Nations Come I A Child for Peace What he brings is what he is MAS VESPERS A Child tor Freedom How he comes is what he is A Child for Dignify CHRISTMAS VESPERS 123 BEFORE THE SNOW OF WINTER MELTS IT ' S FUN TO HAVE A CARNIVAL Retreating behind a friendly tree. The Winter Carnival Snowball Fight was a classic civil war. pitting the north campus against the south cam- pus, and besides that it was downright fun. —Jeff Brittam A view of trie troops on a snowy battlefield. The game room hosts some serious competition. What do elves do in the off season? 124 WINTER CARNIVAL Winter Carnival comes during a cold and cloudy time of year. But a good band and a slow dance makes it much more warm and clear. Or maybe it isn ' t the band and the dance, But it ' s that cute little girl in the tight red pants. -Bill Prmdle They tell me it ' s all in the wrists. All I have to say is TGIF. When are the reinforcements coming? WINTER CARNIVAL us WINTER CARNIVAL Open Road makes one want to get out on the highway. Dancing the night away. Winter Carnival wasn ' t that tun tor everybody. WINTERCARNIVAL127 A song can brighten the snowiest day I ' ve got you now! Johnny Raymond and band entertain at TGIF Concert, AND THE CARNIVAL IS OVER . It doesn ' t seem so cold when you smile. 128 WINTER CARNIVAL A CONVENTION FORTHE ANIMALS AND FRIENDS Augustana — where even the beasts have a voice. Fuel for the long hours ahead. Being delegation chairnnan from Granskou was not only a great learn- ing experience and a lot of fun while )Oking with the other dorms, but also a great opportunity to meet new peo- ple, seeing both the serious and hu- morous side of these people. —Paul Ostrem The chair is consulted on a point of order ASA CONVENTION 129 • ' 1975 was a test year m which we attempted to evaluate the feasibility of continuing the convention sys- tem. Despite some workability prob- lems, generally I think the conven- tion was a success. We had a total of 22 candidates who turned in pe- titions before the convention, com- pared to 2 in 74. 6 in ' 73. 8 in 72. All of the 15 positions were con- tested (something which hasn ' t happened since the beginning of the system). Speeches and speeches and Peter Hackes gives the keynote speech. 130 And we had record-breaking numbers of students running for tfie 2 froshi council-positions— a total of 11. Despite a resolution by off-campus to eliminate the convention system for next year due to a difficulty in finding delegates I think that the interest generated for council positions justi- fies the continuation of the system, with modifications. —Carol Hansen Confident candidates Dennis Olson and Bob Collins. The political sceneaccording to Peter Hackes. Freshmen aren ' t use to such late hours. ASA CONVENTION ui LIKE MOTHER LIKE DAUGHTER vmm: Get your paws oft me. or I ' ll tell my mother! What can I say? It was super! All the moms seemed to be having such a good time — just as if they understood exactly what us girls have to go through day after day. And you know whafs funny —they probable did (if they ' re anything like my mom!). — Deanna Gross Kay Thompson tells her mother the latest news. Moms get to sample cafeteria cooking. Substitute mothers are |ust about as good as the real thing. Could these two smiling faces be related? 132 MOTHER DAUGHTER WEEKEND s Because my mom is a super- special person, I especially look for- ward to Mother-Daughter Weekend each year. It gives us a time to be together, to share some really pre- cious moments, and most of all, it gives me a chance to show her just how special she really is! — Jill Bormann I really look forward to M-D Weekend each year and I know my Mom does too. It ' s a great time of sharing with other mothers and daughters, but more importantly, it ' s a time for j ust us two to be to- gether, grow closer, and realize how important the mother-daughter re- lationship IS. —Nolle Oswald We ' re going shopping after the show, right mom? Mom. please give the cooks some suggestions. Mothers and daughters brunch at the Holiday Inn. 133 Future Northlanders help make the day a success! A DAY FOR JAZZ A one and a two and a you know what to do! With stars in his eyes Clark Terry blows his horn. 134 JAZZ FESTIVAL Ragtime rhvthm rings forth from Poor Howard. The quietness of Wanda Armstrong. A FUN TIME FESTIVAL FOR JUST PLAIN FOLK The Folk Festival kept these girls busy. Winners of the Jabberwock Folk Fes- tival were: first place. Tim Coates from Augustana: second place. Doug Owen of Madison: third place. Second Wind of Minneapolis. Reid Hanson from Augustana. and Poor Howard of Sutherland. Massachusetts. At least when Tom Dams sings he s not loking. FOLK FESTIVAL 135 THE RUSH ISON! Happy days are here again, fill up your glass with beer again! .36 SPRING RUSH Little do they know this is a first- The Phi Rho Girls are up to their mischievous pranks ROARING TWENTIES CLUB Students get a rush out of societies. HERE WE AREAGAIN SPRING RUSH .17 They don t look like they ve fallen tor Leader of the Pack RED GARTER It s smooth and crystal c lear Inside a freshman girls brain is very organized. SOCK HOP California Dreamin ' Hey. people don ' t do that sort of thing on Augie ' s campus. SPRING RUSH SPRING RUSH m Closer and slower is better. Spring Formal — a time when one ' s fancy changes indeed. Taking a break. 140 SPRING FORMAL Smiles here and there smiles really here ana more smiles, tiers ' . SPRING FORMAL u Tom Hafnor Peek-a-boo the fnsbee sees you. WHAT FORM, WHAT GRACE, WHAT? p.. h Janet Morrow Scott Danenbring Brad Vircks â– fc. â–  . «l4 '  .- Mary Briggs DickMabbs k 141 SYTTENDE MAI s Feeding of the wet Sioux Falls refugees. 32 medium rare. 20 well done no.no Well. It ' s not exactly the First Edition. Clay County creates a peaceful, easy feeling. 143 ON OPENING NIGHT THE STARS DO SHINE Ray Loftesness. another Ed Sullivan? There ' s got to be a better way to make a living. Madrigal Singers — Oklahoma or bust! 14. SYTTENDEMAI Weapons of Peace put on a concert. SYTTENDEMAI 145 Sub-Deacon Valentin Scheglowski. SOME PEOPLE SHARING THEIR GLOW The Minnesota Symphony. Music is more than just notes. 146 CONCERT LECTURE SERIES The satisfaction of an art well done. William Doppmann takes a bow. The Murray Louis Dance Cmpany. •The Persecuted Orthodox Church In the Soviet Union Today CONCERT LECTURE SERIES i47 THE EDDA PROUDLY ANNOUNCES THE RECIPIENT OFTHE 1975 CHAS. P.W. VELURE HUDDLE AWARD LORAN SMITH 148 HUDDLE AWARD Jim Clemens receives Academic All-Conference in football. I Denise Williams. SOMETHING TO GLOW ABOUT Rich Chapman receives Academic All-Conference in basketball. AWARDS DAY ,49 THETIMEOFYOURLIFE Slumming. What kind of work do you do ' Nick Dick Mabbs Marine - Clyde Lutz Joe Brad Gustafson Arab Tom Hunstad Wilhe Mark Stalheim Newsboy Curtis Larkins Drunkard Tom Sharp Tom Scott Baseman Kitty Debbie Swenson Dudley Roland Garn Harry David Snavely Wesley Matt Bersagael Lorene Karia Johnson Blick Mikal Hanson Mary L. Kris Peterson Krupp Kevin Richards McCarthy Brian Hamilton Mama Suzy Hackett Kit Carson John Fiksdal Rosy Rozi Graham Killer Nancy Swenson Anna Robbie Williamson Elsie Carol Sherman Sailor Larry Trushenski Society Man Darwin Husby Soc. Woman Monica Hansen What do I do ' I drink. How many sticksof gum is that ' 150 PLAYS THE FIREBUGS Catastrophe — the fox has stole my lovely goosie! Now, now. everything will be all right. I show no mercy for old. decrepit, widows! Gottlieb Biedermann Bob Ellsworth Babette. his wife Nancy Swenson Anna, a maid servant Diane Murley Sepp Schmitz. a wrestler Bob Boyce Willi Eisennng. a waiter Scott Beseman A Policeman Mark Johnson A Ph.D. Mark Helgesen Mrs. Knechtling Allene Petersen The Chorus Leader Terryl Rumboltz The Chorus of Firemen Mikal Hanson. Karia Johnson. Brad Gustafson. Kris Peterson. Dave Sn iv i a Wendy Peterson. Mark S PLAYS 151 PEGORA THE WITCH You certainly are a STRANGE person. Waiting for somettiingto tnappen. Cast of Characters . the 1975 Interim Children ' s Theater We take away your broom! Quig. Quag, and Quagflagar pay a visit. Sing us a song. Jester. 152 PLAYS I THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING ERNEST Mourning lor poor . wicked Ernest. Jack — not Earnest and Algernon — not Ernest Otioti ' John Worthing J.P Kevin Richards Algernon Moncrieff Scott Beseman Rev. Canon Chasuble Pete Stadem Merriman Loren Pederson Lane Mark Stalheim Lady Bracknell Karia Johnson Hon. Gwendolyn Fairfax Gretchen Allen Cecily Cardew Deb Gubbrud Miss Prism Diane Murley ۥ Really! Mr. Worthing! Miss Prism jiid Rev. Chjsub.c : ,. at. PLAYS 153 CRY HAVOC Has Augie become violent ' Sweetness and light HA! Doc Smitty Flo Pat Connie Steve Sue Andra Nydia Helen Grace Sadie Native Woman In war no one can be trusted. Monica Hanson Deb Noel Ann Goltz Nikki Johannsen Nancy Swenson Lynn Reeck . . Nancy Johnson Dianne Weber Kris Peterson Debbie Swenson ValWarfield Barb Peterson Rozi Graham War makes heroes out of killers. 15. PLAYS HELP! I can hear his heart flutter. Everything ends happily ever after THE BOYS FROM SYRACUSE Hi there sweetie. Sergeant Mark Johnson Quke Brian Hamilton Antipholus of Ephesus Kevin Richards Dromioof Ephesus Bill Gengler Jailor MIkal Hanson Antipholus of Syracuse Pete Stadem Dromio of Syracuse Roland Garn Merchant Bill Prindle Apprentice Joe Hesia ngelo Todd Smith l_u g Karol Sucher Adriana Shirlene Peterson Luciana ' ' ' ' s Anne Bot IVlaids Karyn Olsen. Lara Pisha. Mary Flanz Sorcerer Reid Hanson Courtesan Deb Noel Fatima Val Warfir ' ,: Courtesans Dawn Acheson. Carol S ' - Merchant of Ephesus Loren p. Corporal Arlmone Sn • Seeress n nn. H-,ut. â–  PLAYS 1S5 THE LAST FEWWORDS FOR THE FUTURE There ' s no turning back now. Here goes nothin 156 BACCALAUREATE Congratulations Randy Meester. I PV I H All this black reminds me of a funeral procession. I ' m not sure I want ttiis to end. Congratulations Anna Hamre. GRADUATION is AUGIESENDS HER GRADUATES OUT INTO THE WORLD Don ' t |ust stand there — congratulate me Thomas F. Malone of Butler University. Just think, my diploma is up there some- where. The line-up of greats. M J 1 1 «u ' JHRRHEii ' % -jJv ' i ' finsaHr V W W â–  . z39U 9mml m 5mtKmH lifcikJbin H 4 m r 1 1 Si---- ' Graduation, a splendid occasion. CongratuI 158 GRADUATION itterington. Congratulations Mark Gilbertson. GRADUATION 159 WHETHER IT IS HAPPY OR SAD, FOR SURE IT IS OVER . . . Results of a mass exodus from campus. Now I know Its in hiere somewtiere. 160 MOVING OUT 1 p I p f I- •; 1 1 II I 1 11 : 1 Handle with care. It ' s good to have friends at times like these. MOVING OUT 161 1. w f % B. P AND snosE . .,. -•iSr I y0 165 First Row: Coach Roger Thomas. Steve Elliott. Mjrk Mahiey. Terry Fischer. Dan Hirth. Craig Hovda. Pat Desmond. Dave Dummermuth. Bob Callaghan. Jon Oyen. Jim Mierendorf. Doug Dehaan. Second Row: Red Hortman. Tom Brakke. Dave Anderson. Tito Machado. Ray Hogan. Tom Queck. John Brahs. Dave Zelinsky. Barry Branson. Warren Kersten. Doug Clark. Krage Feste. Stan Biondi. Jeff Fergus. Third Row: Coach Ted Kessinger. Coach Don Morton. Ernie Tweet. Brad Wierda. Dave Prochazka. Gary Esselink. Al Petersen. George Cohlmia. Craig Frederick. Roger Goebel. Rick Ruckdashel. Jim Clemens. Jim Dawson. Dave Wogen. Bill Reitter. Steve Aakhus. Bill Hardy. Jeff Fossum. Jim Hiner. Don Ashmore. Jon Bork. Head Coach Ralph Starenko. Fourth Row: Coach A. Richard Petersen. Coach Mike Daly. Steve Fuchs. Mike Stem. Doug Essen. Aaron Alton. D.J. Donlin. Dan Mueller. Pat Peterson. Steve Wolfe. Fred Gruhlke. Rick Chounard. Frank Penza. Dick Clinard. Jim Rosemark. Mike Dirksen. John Olachnovich. Tim Camp. Tim Legel. Tom Rogers. Mark Johnson. Augustana Opponent Concordia 7 14 Gust. Adolph. 41 22 E. Montana 19 S.D.S.U. 6 35 U.S.D. 7 14 N.D.S.U. 14 29 Mankato 14 19 U.N.I. 38 23 Morningside 23 7 U.N.D. 36 37 166 FOOTBALL The 1973 Augustana football team came within inches of tieing for the NCC Championship. .The 1974 team had similar characteristics initially, but an uncommon number of injuries, especially to the offensive backs, and a lack of overall team experience, resulted in a respect- ful 4-6 season with three of the los ses resulting in one touchdown or less. There was excellent performance by senior QB Dave Zelinsky and all- conference safety Ernie Tweet. With a large number of returning lettermen. the 1975 season appears very encouraging. Look up and notice — You ' re in Viking Country. Coach Ralph Starenko FOOTBALL i67 rWUTES HOr jH YISITORlii DOWN TO CO H OT FOOTBALL i69 170 FOOTBALL I I Dave Zelinsky receives the NCAA $1000 Post Graduate Scholarship. FOOTBALL 171 NCAA CITES RECRUITING VIOLATION RUKAVINA SUSPENDED u BASKETBALL First Row Gary Walker. Mark Holm. Bruce Stedro nsky. Ron Stotz. Rich Chapman. Dave Dummermuth. Jeff Wilber. Jim Hoyme. David Kruse. Bob Sittig. Second Row: Mel Klein, coach. Brad Richter. Jeff McCarron. Kevin McNeely. Stan Krebs. Neil Klutman. Greg Nagel. Tom Mulso. John Ritterbusch. Krage Feste. John Thomas, coach. Larry Borgum. sports information director. Augustana C. Mo. St. 89 Kansas St. 50 DWU 99 UNO 93 C. Mo. St. 93 UMM 77 Northwestern 69 Butler U. 92 SDSU 73 UNI 78 Mankato 82 Northern 64 Mornmgside 75 USD 65 UND 60 NDSU 67 USD 69 Mornmgside 83 Mankato 77 UNI 77 SDSU 69 NDSU 75 UND 58 NCC Holiday Tournament SDSU 64 USD 58 NDSU 61 NCAA Regional Tournament UNO 61 U. Mo.-Rolla 71 Opponent 94 85 73 89 88 72 62 74 68 66 71 57 71 62 71 83 59 101 65 73 71 72 68 78 70 92 69 64 Two cool and calm coaches after • rn game BASKETBALL 173 3 V4 BASKETBALL Greg Nagel All-Tourney NCAA Regional ff Ned Klutman A - - â–  BASKETBALL m John Ritterbusch Academic All-Conference Commissioners Academic Medal 176 BASKETBALL Stan Kreub All-Tourney NCC Hon Ment(on All-Academic All-Conference Hon Mention All-Lutheran BASKETBALL 177 178 WRESTLING WRESTLING 17c The success we ' ve had this year was due to the hard work and determination of our wrestlers. With only one junior and the rest freshmen and sophomores, we did not anticipate such an outstanding year. To be rated ninth in the nation has got to be a highlight for us. With everyone back next year, we feel like we ' re going to have a very exciting and successful wrestling team. Coach Paul Kendle Augustana Opponent Yankton College 36 6 Morningside 32 11 UNI 9 29 Dakota State 39 12 Westmar 27 14 Kansas State Univ. 23 15 USD 28 21 Univ. of Minn. — Morris 21 15 Mankato ) 3 34 Wayne State 29 6 Augsburg 16 20 Ft. Hayes 26 12 Gust. Adolph. 45 6 SDSU 13 21 All-Lutheran Tourney 2nd place NCC Tournament 4th place iM H ' First Row: Dennis Virgil. Kevin Ledford. Pete Kulp. Dan Kendle. John Schuldt, Terry Larson. Second Row: Lloyd Sharp, Dave Cam. Wayne Wetzberger. Bill Hardy. Ron Bernards. Rick Archer. Pat Flaherty. Third Row: Coach Paul Kendle. Bob Johnson, Don Lubbert, Clare Duda. Scott Ecklund, Joel Blanchfield, Tom Stadsklev, Gary Pederson, Dan Minten Not pictured: Dave Wogen, Mike Stem. WRESTLING w INTRAMURAL CHAMPS — BERGSAKER JR. (Third Consecutive Year) First Row: Dave Eggum. Bob Goltz, Jeff Potter, Dale Christenson. Second Row: Paul Haraldson, Mark Liaboe, John Wornson. Bill Torness. Hal Somer. American League Nicks 1 T.e Champion: Web-lnd. Kappas Third; National League Bergsaker Jr. Champion: Granskou 3 Runnerup: Granskou Third: Solberg League 1 North Champion: 2 South Runnerup: 3 South Third: Touchfootbali Playoffs Bergsaker Jr. Champion: Nicks! Runnerup: Web-lnd. Third: â–  ' WMWI IIS.V S S;f j!j;;( jjj - ' ' â–  ' - ' araHbjta M 182 INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL IND VIDUAL CHAMPIONS 112 Sharon Johnson 125 Jeff Brittain 149 Mike Koch 183 Dan Boettcher Hwt. Max Reincke â– B INTRAMURAL WRESTLING lei American League Champion: Runnerup: National League Champion: Runnerup: Solberg League Champion: Runnerup: Third: Basketball Playoffs Champion: Runnerup: Third: F.C.A. Bergsaker Jr. Web I Web II Faculty Tie StavigS Off Campus 3 South A 1 North A 1 South Web II 3 South A F.C.A. Tie INTRAMURAL CHAMPS — WEB II. First Row: Pat Desmond. Dan Mueller. Dan Hirth, Tim Legal. Larry Trushenski. Second Row: Terry Fischer, Mil Dirkson. Keith Bloomquist, Warren Kersten. 184 INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL FINALS TENNIS TOURNAMENT SINGLES DOUBLES Champion: Rev. Kent Johnson Runnerup: DavedeFreese Third: PhilAaker Champion: Rev. Kent Johnson and Jerry Larson Runnerup: Rod Helgeson and Phil Aaker GOLF TOURNAMENT Champion: Runnerup: Third: Keith Wink Dan Bell George Houk Glen Peterson Tie BADMINTON TOURNAMENT SINGLES DOUBLES Champion: Phil Strand Runnerup: Al Tauer Third: Paul Chow Champion: Mel Klein and John Thomas Runnerup: Brian Weinreis and Bruce Mannes Third: Randy Kochenderfer and Phil Strand INTRAMURALS 186 SOCCER AURU stana Opponent SW Minnesota 4 1 Mornmgside 4 1 Westmar 4 USD 4 3 Northwestern 3 1 Dordt 1 3 Second A nnua 1 Nc rthern States Conferen ce So ccer Tournament Northwestern 2 1 Morningside (O.T.) 1 First Row Coach Mario Candia Tom Hafnor. Vic Bowman, tnk Jensen. Churchill Achu. Paul Munson. K.mm Hamjnn. Roger How.-, Hju ' h ' oweii Second Row: Mark Norem, Dan Long. Scott Kemper. Steve Downs, Dave Snavely. Paul Leslie. Neil Kapplinger. Clare Duda. John Daniels SOCCER 18 188 BASEBALL li • ' u !S %i« ' -. OF SIOUX FAILS 42, „r J3 HARRISBURi; lOC s£ M ..« - •-  ' • • • • aV OumOOO X f ' f Valley S ' P ii • â– afir ' . BASEBALL k ' ' ' â– MMMlMMaiRiftK ll.AjlBrMk BF ' ' 1 J %im| 3w _ -- •. ' v.VAV Augustana Opponent Westmar 7 Mornings de 1 Mornings de 2 5 Yankton 3 5 Yankton 1 7 U.S.D. 1 2 U.S.D. 6 12 U.S.D. 2 1 S.D.S.U. 7 8 S.D.S.U. 4 16 U.N.I. 2 5 U.N.I. 4 1 U.N.D. 3 4 U.N.D. 3 2 U.N.D. 3 5 r ( 1975 NCC BASEBALL STANDINGS W L Pet. GB S.D.S.U. Mankato 10 7 3 3 .769 .700 1 1.2 Morningside 6 5 .545 3 U.N.D. U.N.I. N.D.S.U. Augustana U.S.D. 6 8 3 4 4 5 7 6 8 11 .545 .533 .333 .333 .267 3 3 5 5 1 2 7 rgens ' en. Gary Hetberger. Fred GruHme. Jon Bork. . Coach Ken Kessinger, Jon Yorde. F-rni- — --â– â–  - -. . • -r.PaulJaeger.DonMunce Not picturtd: Don Lundgren. BASEBALI 192 GOLF i I V, -.â–  ' - (W| ' v f I N 7« â–  ft — ? % I 1 I 1 i tfi â– Kr — J J p t-r :U: Itrmt £ W First Row: Randy Kochenderfer, Chns Sandv.g. Coach Ole Odney, Bruce Mannes. Dave deFreese. Second Row: Greg WMcox. Brian Weinreis, Dave Dummermuth, Bruce Georgeson. ' A. • 1 u • : ' «« .«,5-. , • ' ' ' « f T W - ' v  e •■ ' :£ « r4 TENNIS TRACK 195 Robb Rasmussen Dan Bell Jon Paul Greg Daniels Robb Rasmussen Co-Captain Co-Captain Hardest Worker Most Improved Trackman Most Valuable Trackman I was happy with the improvement of the team for the weather we had — extremely happy with the indoor conference and Howard Wood. There were 18 new records set. Everyone has worked hard and is looking forward to the new track year. — Coach Jim Egge Robb Rasmussen Ken Rogotzke Jon Paul Wayne Heiman Co-Captain 1975 season Co-Captain 1975 season Most Valuable 1974 season Most Improved 1974 season 1% TRACK AND CROSS COUNTRY INDOOR ALL-TIME AUGUSTANA SCHOOL RECORDS Tom VanBockern — 300 yd. in 34.0 Greg Bormann — 600 yd. in 1:1 5.1 Robb Rasmussen — 1000 yd. in 2:12.3 Robb Rasmussen — Mile Run in 4;19.3 Robb Rasmussen — 2 Mile Run in 9:38.5 Doug Berg — Pole Vault 13 ' 6 Mark Story, Tim Lohman, Greg Daniels, Robb Rasmussen — Mile Relay in 3:28.0 Dan Bell, Jon Paul, Greg Bormann, Robb Rasmussen — 2 Mile Relay in 8:07.4 First Row: Dave Ahrendt, Jon Paul. Marc Manderscheid, Dan Bell. Robb Rasmussen. Dick Bell. Lauiel Prieb. Greg Daniels. Al Gipp. Second Row: Coach Jim Egge. David Shay, Tim Lohman. Mark Story. Scott Landon. Doug Berg. Greg Bormann. Gary Straight. Dan Gudahl. Randy Shintaku, Tom Van Bockern. OUTDOOR SEASON ALL-TIME AUGUSTANA SCHOOL RECORDS Robb Rasmussen — 880 in 1:52.9 Robb Rasmussen — Mile in 4:13.7 Ken Rogotzke — 3000 Steeplechase in 10:14.0 Doug Berg — Pole Vault 13 ' 6 Ken Rogotzke — 26 Mile Marathon in 2:43:38 Tim Lohman, Greg Bormann. Mark Story, Robb Rasmussen — Sprint Medley Relay in 3:29.9 Greg Bormann, Greg Daniels. Robb Rasmussen. Mark Story — Mile Relay in 3:19.6 Greg Bormann, Greg Daniels, Dan Bell. Robb Rasmussen — 2 Mile Relay in 8:51.5 Dan Bell, Mark Story. Jon Paul. Robb Rasmussen — Distance Medley in 10:26.5 AIGipp — Javelin 18r2 Rob Rasmussen set new state re- cord in 880 while qualifying for na- tionals. TRACK 197 First Row: Julie Wierenga. Coach Kathy Glader. Debbie Banker. Second Row: Vickie Boyles, Robin Jesser. Katy Blancher. Deb Johnson, Chnstei Preuss. Augustana Opponent S.F.C. 2 S.D.S.U. 2 USD Vermiilion 1 2 Mt. Marty 2 S.D.S.U. 2 D.S.C. 1 2 USD Springtield 1 2 SW Minn. State 2 USD Vermil!ion 1 2 S.F.C. 1 2 USD Springfield 1 2 S.F.C. 1 2 SW Minn. State 2 Yankton College 2 Northern College 2 D.S.C. 2 USD Springfield 2 1 First Row: Linda Merrill. Lois Hansen. Denise Williams. Second Row: Betty Dolton. Pam Johnsoi manager. Marty Lindbeck. Third Row: Diane Palmer, Page Duroe. Fourth Row: Jan Gustafsoi Charlene Moore. Bev Close. 198 GIRLS TENNIS AND VOLLEYBALL Augustana Opponent Mt. Marty 5 9 Yankton College 19 9 Springfield (1st game) 10 5 Springfield (2nd game) 2 4 Sioux Falls College 11 1 State Tourney at D.S.C. Sioux Falls College 22 2 Dakota State College 5 16 Mt. Marty 6 9 L %im,jlh-j F i- First Row: Coach Mary Ihle, Deb Van Maanen. Lois Hansen. Nancy Schmidt. Peg Holland. Sue McCollam. Jolynn Nelson. Deb Nicholson. Second Row: Keise Holden. Pam Holland. Karen Hesse. Joan Berry, Mary Meester. Marty Lindbeck, Sue Carlson. Pam Johnson. Kae Jensen. GIRLS SOFTBALL First Row: Pam Holland. Deb Nicholson, lone Adams. Ginny Swift. Lois Hansen. Second Row: Joan Berry, Page Duroe. Peg Holland. Vicky Boyles. Mary Selvik Third Row: Marty Lindbeck. Pam John- son. Kae Jensen. Augustana Opponent USD Springfield 43 38 USD Vermillion 37 33 Yankton College 51 37 Southwest Minn. State 28 56 Sioux Falls College 69 45 USD Springfield 39 38 Northern State College 67 39 Dakota State College 67 47 Yankton College 60 27 Mt. Marty 54 82 State Tourr ey at Northern USD Springfield 46 48 Yankton College 66 30 Sioux Falls College 66 55 USD Vermillion 48 57 200 GIRLS BASKETBALL AND VOLLEYBALL i :l 1 L 1 i i I 1 First Row: Karen Beach, Gail Hektner, Pam Hanson Second Row: Laura Skoglund. Betty Ann Dolton. Knsti VanderVelde. Rodina Fire Third Row: Joyce Terveen, Diane Erdahl. Mary Selvik. Coach Kathy Glader Fourth Row: Bev Close. Cammy Iseminger. Sandy Johnson. Susan Sloth GIRLS BASKETBALL AND VOLLEYBALL AR£STu.i  G CHE.ERc£AC tRi- Ftrst Ro«- Sue Laini£llrceir« . Junie Onman. Iiar=r ' «on. f ' ey — v- ij - Allilerie PsieTseni,, Conrae Olson.. CmsSf Muellller. Beth Batcer. Cam Peterson. Robin t: : - • FCcOiB.ALL CHEERLEADERS. .Angiie Bo ile. Kriista Grevllos- Janet DeRuyter. Kay Kleiin. Nolie -. ' ; CrlEEPwE-A EPS ri-sr Roar Jfemse lei- - - . GTe.v ' fjs Third Ro« ?92 Fourth Row t; - ; ; â–  S ' econd Ro« ann RichitC- Kattsy Sanson, fiari r«eiTnes. Third Row Janeit MIorro ' i . Ann Dn. Kathy Norton. Lynn Tes-j ' . r.irr Fneor xhser,. Jarse . Shan Feldman. Linda Perney. Nancy Swen tJTii. Gaul CLE ' S GIRLS AND CHEERLEADERS JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS. Firet Row Daift-n Hotii-i- Second Row -3-i;;- ' r- .r i:- Third Ro -;iy-i OLES GIRLS AND CHEERLEADERS GERMAN CLUB GERMAN CLUB. First Row Carol sessle ' . (vter ' Scarorough, Deb ZddK. Jteyoe Terveen. Reuben PelersDm. Bec-ky MeerdinK. sKarla tir ;rf3y. Second Row: iWltsmica ©yen. Berr.its Moser. ShBTDin Rwenmes,. Kathy Qs- â– mamm. Stte Osmriamm. GerUsrxi SdfuTmuntterfir. Mary 3m Reynolds. GbII Sctraefer. Dennis Olson,. Juris Janavs. Third Row: Jim ' EaedE. Scott Wlarnngton. .Rjiittii . jleniim. iLmda Penriey. Jj:aiiiite Colbi Jeff Bf ' ttsm -_-_ ' M!. ' rtOwtdw silWaERS â–  -. -â– .•HI (fla iame Golo- â–  - ' -â–  iaura .lBr k ®T®nda BijramEtt. WlaT Erik- rtnaroitt. Seosmd Rsw: Santdte SteiE la. ;arla ' Kirk,-E%. SiJ?- n)Brai®ni m, iLmsta Wterrrls HfeflHny (DfernismTO. iMtery Srar- SmnsM . iLrmite IFterrTiey.. Jtea fPteteiSEm. GERf AN j? ROUND SINGERS GERMAN HONOR SOCIETY GERMAN HONOR SO- CIETY Ge ' -3r3 Sc .: •e-e- Karia Kirkeby Ka y Osmann. Sandis Stapeia. Carol Bessier. Gene Smith. SPANISH CLUB. First Row: .j- nie B anRric rn Second Row: Pam Kraemer. Janis Heme. Val Bock. Jeryl Hewston. SPANISH CLUB GERMAN HONOR SOCIETY AND SPANISH CLUB UNITED SOUL UNITED SOUL. First Row: BobbI McQuay, Tendai Jambga, Elaine Miles. Denise Wil- liams. Second Row: Joshua Jamerson, Mike Rice, Bill Berk, Donald Givehand. Marchelle Irwin. Members are pictured at the haunted house they set up on campus for Halloween. Upper Left And Lower: Wacipi Pow Wow Upper Right: INDIAN CLUB. First Row: Rita Brokenleg. Rondina Fire. Martin Brokenleg, Anne Colombe, Dorothy Mclean Second Row: Greg La Pointe, Larry Prairie. Rodney Bordeaux, Jeff Fielder, Donald Marshall. INDIAN CLUB 206 UNITED SOUL AND INDIAN CLUB t STUDENT VOLUNTEER Upper left: Girls from Augie volunteered as Big Sis ' to help girls at the Girls ' Club in O C D I ( C O then various programs Upper right Some Girls ' Club members pose outside their Q. IX V I L building for a picture. Lower Left Augie students also participated in the Big Brother program at the Boys ' Club Lower Right: An Augie student with her little sis ' in the Huddle. SVS 207 VETERANS CLUB VETERANS ' CLUB. First Ro ' Bob Squires. Mark Wofford S cond Row: Mike Cumming Steve DeHaven. Steve Lofswol Lee Dickerson. Nancy Laufc Jon Rail. Clyde Lutz, Cra Fisher. Randy Pudwill. Dam Block. Inset: Park Yong Sun Korean child supported by tl Vet ' s Club. CHESS CLUB. First Row: Joe Kirby, Dave Kerkhove. Stan Wong. Dave Fryxell. Second Row: David Sneen. Gil Hartigan, Tom Block. CHESS CLUB 208 VET ' S CLUB AND CHESS CLUB MATH CLUB MATH CLUB. First Row: Paul Chow. Marvin Bucholz. Tom Klock. Second Row: P at Nor- land. Jackie Flaig. Marcy Slet- ten. Nancy Meyer. Cheryl Black. Lori Ausen. Kathy Nelson. Dr. Emil F. Knapp. Third Row: David Dawson. Dan Everson. Craig McAllister. Steve Nelson. Kent Skalland. Barb Norland. MICKEY MOUSE PHILOSOPHY CLUB. First Row: George Bowles. Claudia Madison. Mike Elias. Rick Casper. Second Row: John Matthies. Marcia Martens Bill Bentzinger. Tom Dunham, ' HILOSOPHY CLUB MICKEY MOUSE PHILOSOPHY CLUB AND MATH CLUB 209 SNEA SNEA. First Row: Valerie Keszler. Vicki Keszler, Bev Kuhlmann. Joan Elleson. Second Row: Bruce John- son, Sherri Hanna. Cindy Nelson, Valerie Iverson, ANSA. First Row: Arlene Klem- sasser. Barb Fink, Second Row: Kathy Beyl, Marlene Vermeer. Barb Friedrich. ANSA 210 SNEA AND ANSA VENTURE VENTURE. First Row Dennis Ot- toson. Clark Thompson. Jean Hagen Second Row: Dave Ner- dig. Dave Fryxell. Sharon Ander- son. Nancy Pringle. PHI ALPHA THETA. First Row Jon Oviatt. Gene Smith. Bob Collins. Bill Gengler. Second Row: Dave Lillehaug. Peter Young. Rod Drenkow, Paul Os- trem. Tom Jolivette. Elise Fedde. Not pictured: John Eastby. Lonnie Haugland. Carol Rae Hansen. Stan Krebs. Greg Scholtz. Clark Thompson. Steve Yelinek. PH ALPHA THETA VENTURE AND PHI ALPHA THETA J DORM COUNCILS BERGSAKER DORM COUNCIL. First Row: Bob Goltz, Georgette Ersch. Bert Winkel. Zuirman Zainudin, Tom Hafnor. Gil Harti- gan. Paul Leslie. Tom Dow. Alice Cunningham. Second Row: Barb Friedrich, Karen Kroells. Shirlee Ness, lone Adams. Kae Jensen, Pete Engh. Don Paschke. Vivian Paschke. GRANSKOU DORM COUNCIL. First Row: Jim Clemens. Paul Ostrom. Ken Rogotzke, Rory Burke. Second Row: Barb Dixon, Becky Moen. Gloria Hauge. Third Row: Deb Noel. Sharon Feldman. Bev Olson, Pam Wright. TUVE DORM COUNCIL. First Row: Bonnie Borgum, Nancy Johnson. Rose Niemeyer. Se- cond Row: Joyce Swanson. Deb Ward. Cay Cobb, Sue Carlson, Linda Merrill, Dawn Hoffman. Third Row: Becky Larson, Diane Rust, Jackie Oeltke, Sarah Hotze. Lolli Boomgarden. Val Forde. Becky Meerdink. Mrs. Sylvia Larsen. 212 DORM COUNCILS EAST DORM COUNCIL. First Row: Marsha Heck, Mary Scar- bourough. Deb Johnson, Gad Heckner, Deb Meier, Arlene Kleinsdsser. Second Row: Mrs. Arvil Bahnson. Joan Berr . Julie Inman. Nancy Schmidt. Terryl Rumbolz, Sandra Stapela. Cheryl Black. Mary Meester, Beth Fritzmeier. STAVIG DORM COUNCIL. First Row; Kathy Nelson. Bev Lundeen. Julie Lien. Monica (.1,1 ' i Second Row: D.ive Wigstadt. Linda Jorgensen. Sue Thoresen. Onalee Cook, Paul Jaeger. Third Row: Barb Rustad, Deanne Pennings. Mary Thomas. Curt Rog- gow. Deb Starenko. Sharon Fuellbrandt. Ed Fuellbrandt. SOLBERG DORM COUNCIL. First Row: „. J: : _ Battcher. Ron Christensen. Second Row: Terry Lindell. Ken Rossow. John Elliott. Scott Peters. Joel Wudel. Wayne Loren- zen. Tim Kugler. Third Row: Jeff Brittain. Fourth Row: John Fellows. DORM COUNCILS 2u MEN ' S SENATE MEN ' S SENATE. First Row: John Ritterbusch, Krage Feste, Dave Eggum. Dave Zelinsky. Second Row: Randy Starkey, Jeff Wilber Randy Kochenderfer. Third Row: Phil Strand. Gene Vetter, WOMEN ' S SENATE. Jane Lovro. Wendy Peterson. Linda Hanson. Barb Vance. Kathy Helland, Karl Devick. Caria Rye. WOMEN ' S SENATE â–  â–  â–  . r . v 214 MEN ' S AND WOMEN ' S SENATE T, ' MEN ' S FCA MENS FCA. First Row: Al Olson. Dan Donovan. Dr Glen Peter- son Second Row: Scott Landon. Rich Chapman. Stan Biondl. Dee Jay Donlin. Jeff Brittain. Laurel Prieb. WOMEN ' S FCA. Sue Carlson Kae Jensen. Linda Penney Karol Sucher, Lynn Glick. WOMEN ' S FCA FELLOWSHIPOFCHRISTIAN ATHLETES 215 STUDENT CONGREGATION STUDENT CONGREGATION OFFICERS. First Row Phil Barker. Nancy Floros, Julie Kahl Second Row Dar Nelson, Neil Lindorff. Connie Larson. Dale Freberg, Curt Roggow. Beverly Lundeen. Upper Left: Pastor Kent Johnson. Upper Right; Student Cong ' s out- «r - door worship Lower: Members of Student Cong at their annual pic- nic. 2u STUDENT CONGREGATION LUTHERAN YOUTH ENCOUNTER. First Row Diane Hellerstedt. Paula Christensen. Sharon Betcher. Marian ToDin. Kjrer Hallen. Mark Lundquist, Second Row: Garrett Vander Griff. Loren Barker. LeRae Oiesen. Philip Barker. Vicki Lohren Nina Anderson. Neil Lindortt. Andrea Hoidahl Third Row: Carolyn Sell, Deb Moore. Faith Ostroot. Dave Wigstadt. Fourth Row: Curt Roggow. Rachel Braaten. Jerry Knapper. Dale Freberg. Kathy Clair. Denny Hanson. Paula Winger. Pam Peterson. Jean Krogstad. Julie B|oraker. Dave Engen. Nancy Lynne. Russ Osnes. Steve Lund, Fifth Row: Steve Nelson, Allyn Heck. Dawne Starkey. Mary Schmitt. Charity Crosmer. Linda Barlow. Sandy Anderson. Connie Larson, Bonnn Strand. LUTHERAN YOUTH ENCOUNTER Upper Left: LYE Team. Jan Trumm. Paula Suizdorf, N.ini V â–  ( hrippf. Joleen Hakes. D .- ' . Anderson Upper Right Julie Kahl. drummer for f Lower: Theophilus Members Rolf Svanoe. Dan . Schnepf. Julie Kahl. Dale Freberg. LUTHERAN YOUTH ENCOUNTER 217 MASA Left: Dr. Schmutterer partakes of Malaysian de- licacies. Upper Right: Zuirman Zainudin and Ab- dul Aziz Ismail speak at the International Forum Lower Right: Guests at the Foreign Students Banquet. 218MASA BETA BETA BETA. First Row: Linda Rozeboom, Carol Casey. Second Row: Dr. Gil Blanke- spoor. Gene Vetter. Kan Devick, Rick Gabrielson, Third Row: An- son Yeager, Steve Downs. Dave Tryggestad. Not pictured: Doug Anderson. Deb Rogers AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY. Dave Gulden. James Gaede. Sue Zaske. Becky Stene. Ruth Quandahl. TRI BETA AND ACS 219 CHI EPSILON. First Row: Gail Schaefer, Jeanine Fritze. Mary Sue Mennen, Gwen Axdahl. Kathy Juba, Kan Devick, Becky Blankenfeld Second Row: Sheryl Titterington. Becky Bagaason, Terryl Rumbolz. Wendy Peterson, Carol Han- sen. Eileen Olson. Kathy Ol on. Anna Hamre, Cindy Nelson. Barb Dixon. Not pictured: Carol Bessler. Mary Bollweg. Karen Fevick. Cindy Espeland, Lome Mies. Beth Ottilie. Sandie Stapela. BLUE KEY. First Row: John Elliott, Second Row: Mark Olson, Gene Vetter. Third Row: Phil Strand. Dave Zelinsky. Dave Eng, Fourth Row: Bob Ellsworth, Glenn Davis, Neil Klutman, Mark Thoreson, Fifth Row: Curt Roggow. Randy Starkey, John Ritterbusch. 220 CHI EPSILON AND BLUE KEY PI KAPPA DELTA. First Row: Deb Sittig. Ann Goltz Second Row: Oiuj. ' i null. Roxanne Karl. Man Sorensen Third Row: John Eickman. Jerry Winsor. Paul Klousia. Jerry Knapper Not pic- tured: Paul Mundt. Carol Hansen. Barb Preston. Bob Terhaar. Randy Jackson, Pat Miller. Wendy Mucco, Val Nelson. Kathy Hanson. Dave Delap. Craig Anderson, Dave Lillehaug. KAPPA DELTA PI. Officers: Carol Hilmoe. Valerie Keszler. Betty Jean Meyer. Vicki Keszler. Other Members: Gwen Allen. Chris- tine Anderson. Jackie Bailey. Faye Beiswanger. Beverly Krier Bu- dahl. Virginia Buysse. Colleen Cluts. Caryn Corts, Elise Fedde. Jackie Flaig. Deb Hoffman. Janet Hovey. Kathenne Janssen. Joyce Johnson. Wendy J. Johnson. Kathy Juoa. Karen Kroells. Patty Larsen. Roger Lininger. Christine Lund. Marguerite Moen. Marilyn Mostul. Cynthia Nelson. Kathy Nelson. Barb Norland. Monica Oyen. Ken Rossow. Sonia Schultz. Dave Stewart. Violetta Tomes. Gayle Volzke. Susan Williamson. 7- vidar- KAPPA DELTA PI AND PI KAPPA DELTA 221 Circle K members. Janet McNeely and Mike Williams, take blood donations from Augie students. 222 CIRCLE K Upper: June Gross and Janet McNeely score another victory for the American Cancer Society in rotation ping pong at the end of January, Center Left: Minn-Dak district members get ready for another round of ping pong Center Right Rose Niemeyer. Augustanas Circle K vice-president, in action. Lower: Janet IVlcNeely. Circle K president, presides over one of their weekly meetings. A - :n:? CIRCLE K 223 YOUNG REPUBLICANS. First Row: Linda Stenberg. Karia Selle- vold, Charlotte Fillingsness, Karen Kroells. Joel Peterson. Se- cond Row: Janell Bormann, Jay Vogt. Mark Docken. Dave Jarratt. Janet Hedeen, Jeanne Hoekstra, Sandy Hohbach, Julie Lien, Bob Ellsworth. Above: Leading Young Republicans in their activities were officers Jay Vogt, Janell Bormann, and Linda Stenberg. Center: Larry Pressler was one of the three Republicans in the nation to defeat an incumbent Democrat. Right: Bill Janklow, now present Attorney General of South Dakota, ran in a very controversial campaign. 224 YOUNG REPUBLICANS THE AUGUSTANA STUDENT COUNCIL EOR EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN BOX 2 130 AUGUSTANA COLLEGE SIOUX FALLS. SOUTH DAKOTA 57102 TELEPHONE 336-4630 SCEC OFFICERS. First Row: Bert WinkeL Karia Peterson Second Row: Deb Eddy, ine Nemanich. cyyaqu iana tuds nt c: f-±6,oaiation BIDUX FALLS, SOUTH DAKOTA 57102 First Row: Dennis Olson. Dave Lillehaug. Craig Anderson. Rod Anderson. Mike Lindh. Bob Collins. Val Nelson Second Row: Peter Engh. Ken Rossow. Anna Hamre. John Elliott. Dave Gulden. Bev Kutilmann, Gary Gulden. Third Row: Dr. Dennis Hem. Laurie Lantsberger. Jotin Eastby. Barb Preston. Stacy Sandvig. Fourth Row: Brad Heegle. Cindy Nelson. Sue Bense. Carol Hansen. Eric Jensen. 226 the augu Lana college UBG union board of governors First Row: ■• ' . i ' ue Stiner, Kathy Elias. Rick Gabrielson. Jane Hayek. Second Row: Bill Bentzinger. Randy Jacks; â–  â–  -3sey. Sue Sloth. Mrs. Dons Huseboe. Mike Elias. Pat Benton. Sue H..imre. fine arts • brums and discuessiones . labberwock • {. rsonnel • prot ramniin • piiblicilv recordcs and rcjXTts • recreation • social activities • sf ULient devebpment atMiostana cc lle e Lx x 2138 osioiix lalL , . oiit.h dakola 57102 227 First Row: Kent Holland. Steve Benedett. Clyde Lutz. Marc Helgesen. Glenn Davis, Don Munce. Bob Ellsworth Second Row: Jay Vogt, Cindy Hanna. Kathy Racine. Joyce Terveen. Deb Noel. Jonetta Wolte. Terryl Rumbolz. Ellen Bovi. Deb Moore. Wendy Peterson, Shen Brown. Third Row: Valerie Iverson. Jim Wegner, Dan Haggar. Gene Bussell. Todd Smith. Bob Siekert. Bob Boyce. ark Johnson. Karia Johnson. Dan Gudahl. Mike Krause, Dan McAllister, John Matthies. Mike Millard, Fourth Row: Jetf Persigehl. Dave Jarratt. Jon Yorde. Mark Bruflat. Phil Aaker. Kevin Vandeberg. Gary Wencil, Mel Antonen, Tom Freeman, kaur-fm stereo m Augustana College Sioux Falls, S.D. 57102 (605) 336-5463 228 - Upper Bob Siekert interviews Kermit Sande. Center Left: Dave Gulden announces during KAUR ' S third anniversary Center Right: Lone Ranger. Kaleidescope. and the Open End. Lower: Don Munce and Glenn Davis get information from the referee to announce over KAUR sports. KAUR 229 AUGUSTANA COLLEGE MIRRC 29th and Summit Ave. Sioux Falls, S. D. 57102 (605) 336-4423 First Row: Jon Matthews. Second Row: Mark Stryzewski, Dave Fryxell. Third Row: Greg Guse. Jim Cambronne. Carol Bessler. Joyce Terveen. AUGUSTANA COLLEGE ' ' - VAw SIOUX FALLS, S. D 230 Upper Left; Barb Estes stuffs Mirrors Lower Left: Greg Guse. Carol Bessler. and Dave Fryxeli reflect the true image of the typical Augie student ' Upper Right: Looks like Mirror went too far to get a story this time. Lower Right: Right out of the lion ' s mouth. MIRROR 231 EDDA BOX 2 141 AUGUSTANA COLLEGE SIDUX FALLS, SD. DAK. 571D2 (605) 336-442( First Row: Gary Famestad. Don Gntfin, Jay Vogt. Don Karras. Mark Lundquist. Second Row: Joyce Swanson, Victoria Frank, Julia Silvrants, Debbie Zook, Sandie Stapela, Linda Barlow, Marcy Sletten, Marcia Hoffman, Steve Lamb, Dan Mallette. 232 STEVE LAMB, EDITOR DAN MALLETTE, ASSISTANT EDITOR GIL HARTIGAN, BUSINESS MANAGEI Upper: Now that the ET : bars, they must work Center left ' ' . â–  _ ' rapher. is astoun led at having his picture taken Center upper Don Gnttm helps distribute EDD ' yearbook represer â–  Center Right Jo, hands Lower Left Lower Right Mart deadline. Center Lower . ' : ' e. Jostens • theEDDA . , ngs in her king another break jfter missing another EDDA233 WHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES COLLEGES CINDY NELSON KENTSKALLAND KATHY NELSON CAROL HANSEN ANNAHAMRE JOHN ELLIOTT 234 WHO ' S WHO DEBORAH GUBRUD JEFF KULL MARY SUE MENNEN RANDY STARKEY BECKY BAGAASON RANDY KOCHENDERFER TERRYL RUMBOLZ WHO ' S WHO 5 Kuua DAVE ZELINSKY KATHY JUBA SANDRA STAPELA JEFFMcCARRON DAN BLOCK 236 WHO ' S WHO JOHN RITTERBUSCH MARK STRYZEWSKI WENDY PETERSON CURT ROGGOW GENEVETTER O WHO ' S WHO 23 BOB ELLSWORTH CAROL BESSLER BETHOTTILIE KARI DEVICK SHIRLENE PETERSON KAREN DEVICK DARWIN HUSBY HP v ' vl â–  238 WHO ' S WHO m â–  - .w-. ' , â– - 4 wL ' - . R Kf 1 c m M . s i III l m •f il % 4ip p â– i iii fe f A 1% -kjiT - EILEEN OLSON BARB DIXON SHERYLTITTERINGTON MARKTHORESON PHIL STRAND WHO ' S WHO .59 PH RHO BETA — ALPHA NU OMEGA Firtt Row: Robb Rasmussen. Dave Odland. Laurel Prieb. Second Row: Randy Meester. Kathy Pedersen. Tom Gunlicks. Pat Van Beek, Jane Lovro. Dave Zelinsky, Sue Froiland. John Oevick, Ken Rogotzke, Linda Stenberg, Kathy DeBerg. Linda Jorgensen. Third Row: Brad Richter. Rick Schroeder. Deb Johnson, Sue Friman, Rod Helgeson. Nancy Shore. Pam Wright. Jan Moe. Kathy AxteM. Kathy Helland. Pam Zelle. Ron Stotz. Fourth Row: Jim Bierkamp. Al Phillips. Jim Odland. Deb Fielder. Liz Johnson. Sue MacQuiddy. Marilyn Iverson. Candy Hokenstad. Rick Ruckdashel, Joe Gubbrud. Jeff Anderson. Fifth Row: Dave Tryggestad. Randy Shintaku. Lori Beck. Gene Salmon. Galen Wolfgram. Vicki Hede, Carol Jensen, Les Fritzemeier Barry Branson, Don Victor. PHI RHOS AND NICKS We, as Phi Rhos and Nicks, feel a part of a group of people who establish a strong bond of friendship in hav- ing fun both at various activities — hayrides. woodsies, roller skating, Christmas parties — and at community projects —caroling at Luther Manor, entertaining Girls ' Club and Boys ' Club members, and a Halloween party at the School for the Deaf. This bond grows stronger and will be present long after our days at Augie are past. — Kathy Pedersen PHI RHOS AND NICKS ALPHA DELTA PHI — GAMMA LAMBDASIGMA First Row: Mikal Hanson, Robin Jesser. Barb Dixon. Tom Hunstad. Second Row: Bob Ellsworth. Rhonda Stuermer. Beth Johnson, Karri Freudenthal. Third Row: Larry Perrott. Sara Naylor, Deb Starenko, Pam Dennis, Deb Van Maanen, Jana Simonson, Brian Hamilton, Peg Holland, Kent McCollough. Fourth Row: Marcia Black, Becky Kvamme, Mrs. Richard Forman, Dr. Richard Forman, Pam Holland, Beth Hesia, Deb Hoffman. Fifth Row: Audrey Beiswanger. Cindy Baillie. Kevin Swenson. Vicki Boyles. Ron Brandenburg. Dawn Christensen. Mike Krause, Nikki Johannsen, Kevin Richards, Sandy Hohbach, Rod Anderson. Sixth Row: Maria Holmen, Sue Olson, Paul Johnson, Becky Moen, Gail Hovrud, Dave Haase. Craig Anderson, Sheryl Titterington, John Orland. Seventh Row: Dave Eng. Bob Collins. Beth Ottilie. Karen Hesse. Eighth Row: Dave Sandoz. Joel Christensen. Scott Dannenbring. Steve Johnson. Larry Aarsby. Bruce Jorgensen. i ' ' ii nt mM I feel a part of a group of friends who are a very special part of my life in the Augustana community. We work together, have fun together, and are growing together as we try to contribute our part to ourselves, Augustana. and the community of Sioux Falls. Living together, grow- ing together, just being together: that ' s how it starts I feel a part of Adelphics. — Barb Dixon You feel a part of a family of brothers and sisters. — Bruce Jorgensen AA I) ALPH V DELTA ADELPHICS AND GLADS 243 LPHATHETAN DELTA SI mrmfMi First Row: Larry Scheier. Heidi Schleicher, Paul Powell. Second Row: Pam Blixt. Ann Wollin. Pam Peterson. Carol Collins. Jane Kilian. Third Row: Phil Aaker. Dee Juve, Barb Rosenberg. Diane Palmer. â–  ENIANS We feel a part of life. Certainly our small group is not representative of all persons, but we share that which all persons have in common — Life. We try not to place expectations on each other but rather let each one deve- lop according to his own standards. We can be ourselves and have fun. r — PhilAaker DELTS AND ATHENIANS 2« WEBSTERIANS First Row: John Olachnovitch, Brian Hurtgen. John Brahs, Steve Schwarten. Steve Wolf, Bill Reitter. Tom Rogers Dick Canard. Georg „ . , â–  - J «-..._ r -- r-.-u.. I., 1  „„ iu;i, niri o r, ct wo FiirhQ nnuD C ark Terrv Fischer. Jeff Fischer, Terry l-ord, ra Desmond, Tom Queck, Dave Anderson, Steve. Elliott: Third Row: Larry Truschenski, Pat McNerney, Dan Hirth, Dan Mueller, Brent Chozen Steve Schultz, Terry Nutter, Don Lubbert. I feel a part of; Tradition: The Webs are a tradition at Augustana. Our objectives and purposes are somewhat un- stated, but our functions are undeniably iden- tifiable and definitely controversial. — John Brahs WEBS 247 ALPHAS AND KAPPAS 2 .9 First Row: Pat Benton. Wayne Lorenzen. Joan Loken. Second Row: Neil Kapplinger. Kent Kapplinger. Third Row: Kevin Swenson. Jean Meyer. Drew Peterson. Deb Carlson. BETAS AND OMEGAS The Betas and Omegas offer an alternative to the large society organizations. To effectively function as small societies, we include all our members and advisors in our numerous social activities and seek full society par- ticipation in campus intramurals and social events. — Kevin Swenson BETAS AND OMEGAS 251 First Row: Wayne Wetzberger. Sue Landmark. Marv Bucholz. Second Row: Jane Nystrom. Lolli Boomgarden, Clare Duda. Third Row: Carol Anderson, Karen Van Kley. Doug Meister. ETAS AND ZET AS The Thetas and Zetas are a small close fellowship of Augustana students and alumni dedicated to fun. fellow- ship, and the making of new acquaintances. New exper- iences are sought after and valued for the time of shar- ing together of anything that crosses our paths. — Karen Van Kley THETAS AND ZETAS First Row: Pam Peterson, Diane Palmer. Patsy Van Beek. Stacy Sandvig. Second Row: Pam Wright. Kathy Pedersen. Lolli Boomgarden. Dee Juve. Sherm Toufar. Bruce Jorgensen. Bill Prindle. Debbie Carlson. Third Row: Marv Bucholz, Barb Dixon. Clare Duda. Larry Trushenski. Tom Gunlicks. Jim Bierkamp. Ken Rogotzke. Wayne Lorenzen. Kent Kapplinger. 2S4 INTFR SOCIETY BOARD MU PHI EPSILON. First Row: Paula Jorgensen. Kathenne Porter. Mary Jensen, Carole Ohme, Second Row: Ruth Renner, Mary Clauson. Mary Tho- mas. Pam Hansen. Third Row: Jackie Bailey, Janet Greive. Rebecca S. Lar- son. Gea Giesdal, Not pictured: Karen Devick, Gail Schaefer, Wendy Mu- Lhow. Roxanne Ness. Nancy Parish. PHI MU ALPHA SINFONIA. First Row; John Ford Second Row: Mark Nielsen. Dr. Leiand Lillehaug. Mr. Tyrone Greive. Mr. J. Earl Lee, Dr. Harold E. Krueger. Dr. Merle R. Pflueger, Rahn Anderson, Jeff W. McAllister. Dan Mal- lette, Jeff Kull. Jim Logue. Wayne Lor- enzen. Robert Ellsworth. Mark Lotz. MU PHI AND PHI MU ALPHA 255 NORTHLANDERS JAZZ ENSEMBLI First Row. Susan Hamre, Debbie Piehl, Martha Vegge. Terry Walter, Joan Eilers, Sandy Person, Second Row: Tom Keleher. Brian Lund. Kath Schmidt. Anna Hamre. Laurel Gluts. Oren Hindman. Greg Smith. Harold Krueger. Clark Terry. Third Row Matt Bersagel. Carl Hallstrom. Ralp Olawsky. Tom Bierer. Mark Lotz. Sue Stensland. Clayton Lehmann, John Ghristopherson, 256 STAGE BAND VARSITY BAND Pam awaits her cue: Mr, Price gives the go ahead. First Row: Loie Qualm. Mary Scarbrough. Margaret Smith. Kim Smith. Lois Ha|icek. Barb Friedrich. Pam Dennis. Gea Gjesdal. Nancy Hahn. Percy Ahrendt. Second Row: Karlene Seime. Beth Johnson. Gail Estenson. Mary Roddewig. Pete Stadem. Tanna Swanson. Peggy Blankenfeld. Kim Wiley. Karen Sirotiak. Shirley Fisher. Cindy Severtson. Anne Bareis. Rahn Anderson. Mary Auen. Third Row: Tarn Moore. Sandy Lee. Janet Odiand. Kate Selseth. Kurt Nelson. Steve Mathiesen. Mary Haeder. Jim Greenfield. Page Duroe. Joel Peterson. Loretha Waldner. Marcia Hille, Jenna Murphy. Nancy Larson. Judy Fox. Mark Busman. Donna Meier. Lisa Forman. Caria Hegge. Nora Gerdes. Paula Chnstensen. Fourth Row: Mr. David Price. Eric Severson. Dan Peterson. Diane Knutson. Sandy Hohbach. Wayne Badwound. Bev Close. Deborah Trumble. Julie Meyer. Paula Jorgensen. Keith Rood. Kim Ode. Marcia Hoffman. Faye Menmng. Mark Johnson, Jeff Brittain. VARSITY BAND 2S7 CONCERT BAND First Row: Nancy Meyer. Eileen Olson, Robyn Lenker, Tacey En- eboe, Mary Jensen, Becky Blan- kenfeld, Renita Thomsen. Patri- cia Hanse, Pam Hansen, Laurie Yost, Leanne Johnson. Second Row: Dave Amundson. Kather- ine Porter, Joan Eilers, Janice Trumm, Mary Meester, Patty Jarratt, Dianne Larsen, Starley Chocholousek, Ann Forsythe, Alice Cunningham. Mark Niel- sen, Laurel Paulson, Dana S|os- trom, Jennifer Wood, Dikka El- lefson, Jeff Kull. Third Row: Col- leen Gluts. Su Thoreson. Arlene Kleinsasser. Betty Bertsch, Mar- ilyn Iverson. Kevin Vaska. Tom Braithwaite. Dan Mallette. Beth Meester. Dick Burgess, Sue Hamre, Rolf Svanoe, Tom Bierer. John Ford, Mark Lotz, Sue Stensland, Jeff Bowen, Clayton Lehmann, John Chris- topherson. Loren Barker. Fourth Row: Dr. Leiand Lille- haug. Sandy Person, Debra Piehl, Jim McWayne. Martha Vegge. Terry Walter, LaMont Jib- ben. Greg Smith. Paul Runyan. Carl Hallstrom. Jeff McAllister. Dan Rohvi er. Loren Fodness, Oren Hindman, Laurel Cluts, Kathy Schmidt, Brian Lund. Fifth Row: Elina Ozolins, Ralph Olawsky, Julie Kahl, Tom Ke- leher. Jean Pinard. Augie ' s Viking pep band keeps warm during a football game. 258 CONCERT BAND r— i-. â–  H K - ■■B ' te. M -} : . iiA m W Dr. Llllehaug leads and Leanne concentrates on getting it right. CONCERT BAND 259 , J • ' i fi t L« ' -fV ' . il ' e C :3fc .: First Row: Harold Krueger. Paul Runyan. Laurel Gluts. Carl Hallstrom, Jean Pinard. Matt Bersagel, Sue Hamre, Kevin Newcomb. Second Row: Tom Keleher, Beth Meester, Rolf Svanoe. Kathy Schmidt. Ralph Olawsky. Third Row: Brian Lund. Dick Burgess. Sue Stensland. Fourth Row: Tom Bierer. Mark Lotz, Oren Hindman. Dan Mallette. Kathy concentrates on giving a good performance. THE BRASSWIND CHOIR 260 BRASS BRASS QUINTET BRASS TRIO Harold Krueger, Sue Hamre. Kathy Schmidt. Tom Bierer, Paul Runyan. Rolf shows the TV. world how to make music. Tom Keleher. Laurel Gluts. Harold Krueger. 261 CHAMBER ORCHESTRA First Row: Lome Mies. Carol Bessler, Diane Sippel. Mike Hartig. Gary Wencil. Terry Jenkins. Lynda Shaft. Ken Weybnght. Second Row: Pam HugdahL Mary Briggs. Richard Getting. Kim MorriM, Mary Jensen. Robyn Lenker. Jeff Kull. Dikka Ellefson. Kevin Newcomb. Rick Hanson. Third Row: David Amundson, Kathy Porter. Dana S|ostrom. Laurel Paulson. Fourth Row: Tyrone Greive. Jean PInard. Marcia Hille. Tom Braithwaite, Dan Mallette. Richard Burgess. John Ford. Loren Barker. Loretha Waldner. Julie Meyer. 262 ORCHESTRA â– A Choir spreads the Christmas cheer. AUGUSTANA COLLEGE CHOIR First Row: Sandy Osborn. Jan Neuharth. Mary Thomas. Mary Beth Savage. Onalee Cook. Mary Flantz. Karyn Olsen. Joyce Seinoha. Sue Taintor. Nancy Schnepf. Karia Kirkeby. Kris Anderson. Pat Stillson. Lynne Hansen. Susan Pollard. Becky Larson. Jacqueline Bailey. Second Row: Anna Hamre. Deb Gubrud. Karen Hesse. Mary Bierkamp. Pat Norland. Mary Fredrickson. Melanie Petersen. Camilla Isemmger, Candy Hokenstad. Shirlene Peterson. Jan Gustafson. Kim Morrill. Mary Ahrendt. Karol Sucher. Donna Weathenll. Cindy Graves. Third Row: DeVon Wiens. Daniel Digre. Jim Logue. Dave Engebretson. Jon Ek. Joe Hesla. Greg Hall. Todd Sulzdorf. Jim Odiand. John Eastby. Kent Stillson Fourth Row: Dave Eng, Wayne Lorenzen. Bob Ellsworth. Jeff Persigehl. Mark Stalheim. Randy Starkey. Roger Severson. Paul Ostrem. Tim Fyskov. Scott Helland. Jim Bierkamp. Jon Evenson. Paul Winge. Michael Williams. Tim Coates. A CHOIR 263 COLLEGIATE CHORALE First Row: Joyce Swanson. Mary Clauson. Judy Dahlsten. Lerae Olesen. Betsy Doyle. Marcia Hille. Gail Schaefer. Jay Stanforth. Jim Simons, Brad Gustafson. Sonia Devick, Kathryn Reed. Judy Mahler. Vicki Cook. Diane Murley. Delilah Hahn, Second Row: Vivian Unruh. Jeanne Hoekstra. Bev Nelson. Diane Larsen, Susan Jones. Kris Anne Bot. Kevin Newcomb. Ralph Furness. Dale Siderius. Jon Myrold. Martha Hadland. Wendy Buchholz. Tendal Jambga. Sue Michelsen. Cindy Severtson. Third Row: Carole Ohme. Leanne Johnson, Gloria Hauge, Mary Scarbrough, Mike Binger, John Didier, Kerry Burtis, Dan Gregg. David Engen, Lament Jibben. Pam Hansen. Barb Johnson. Debbie Odiand, Karoline Enger, Brenda Burandt, Deb Hansen, Gingi Swenson, Fourth Row: Beth Hesia, June Gross, Rita Richter, Roxanne Ness, Steve Lund, Mike Hamilton. Russ Osnes. David Bennett. Ken Korth, Kurt Nelson. Jeff Miller, Pete Stadem, Clayton Lehmann, Jackie Oelfke, Betty Bertsch, Juanita Colby, Mindy Dietz. 264 COLLEGIATE CHORALE MADRIGALS First Row: Becky Larson. Pat StiMson. Shirlene Peterson. Rondi Arlton. Susan Jones. Wendy Buchholz. Sandy Osborn Second Row: Bob Boyce. Kerry Burtis. Jim Logue. Kevin Newcomb. Kent Stillson. Glenn Davis. MADRIGALS 26s w m. , A--... - -f ' ' ' ( .v •; i Ht WE AS, A xi . . USIASM GREETS GERALD FORD AND MARGARET CHASE SMITH President Ford delivers his speech to the people from the area. lull Mid-term election campaigns in the United States have provided only a riimal amount of interest and exci- Tient in past years. In direct con- trast, the 1974 mid-term election cam- paigns were filled with a great deal of inquisitiveness and emotional enthu- siasm that became a part of Augus- tana and its ' community first semes- ter. Sioux Falls Arena was the site of the mass public rally held for Presi- dent Gerald R. Ford on behalf of the South Dakota Republican candidates. In less than an hour the arena was filled to capacity while many people waited outside, perhaps, to sneek a glance at Ford, or better yet, shake his hand. President Ford was the first pre- sident to ever come to Sioux Falls while still in office. J vt rr-i: Ford poses briefly for pictures. President Ford is greeted with much enthusiasm by his fans. 268 PRESIDENT FORD The Senator and Major General tackle questions of the students. Margaret Chase Smith speaks briefly to students and faculty. All who came in contact with the Senator felt a warm feeling of affection Senator Margaret Chase Smith, the first woman to be elected to the United States Senate, and her ad- ministrative assistant, Major Gen- eral William C. Lewis became members of the Augustana College community for an entire week dur- ing November. Senator Smith and Major General Lewis came to Augustana with a desire to learn something about the school and its students. Each morning they joined Augustana students for breakfast where they could ask their share of questions about school and classes. The Senator and Major General spoke at classes, discussion groups, and chapel. They both showed ex- haustive honesty and outstanding integrity, and overwhelmed the stu- dents with their capability and en- ergy. Major General Lewis delivers his speech. MARGARET CHASE SMITH 269 Another bus ride around Europe for the Economics group. Dave Engen and his fine feathered friends at San Juan Capistrano. NTERIM: NEW PLACES Elise Fedde at Versailles m France. Interim ' 75 ' provided many Augie students a unique opportunity to benefit from educational exper- ience outside the boundary of the campus. Not only was the month educational, but, as most will agree, it was fun. Many Augie students par- ticipated in an off campus interim either within the states or abroad. 270 INTERIM ' 75 ' Linda Merrill, and-her Tiki friends in Hawaii Dave Johnson and his priciy friend the porcupine. Just some of the mouseketeers in Disneyland A horri ' of the Pin Game Manippmprit pmup m Ypllowstone Julee Solberg made petroglyphs during inte ' . . . NEW FACES The many interims that Augie stu- dents participated in include Biology of the Hawaiian Islands (Hawaii). Big Game Management (Wyoming). An In- ternship in Parish Education (Califor- nia). January in Pans (France). The Church in Latin America (Mexico), and Europe and Multinational Corpora- tions (Europe) led by Augies Les Car- son. Other interims not pictured in- clude Swedish Family in Contempor- ary Society. Ecology of East Africa and few independent ones. These group pictures for home are getting to be too much INTERIM VS ' 271 PERT Series Dr. Lynwood Oyos. the chairman of the History Department, and Dr. James Limburg. the chairman of the Religion Department, were selected as Outstanding Educators of America for 1975. The men were nominated by the college on the basis of their civic and professional achievements. Classroom talents, administrative abilities and re- search contributions were also consi- dered. ALFRED J HOTZ. Professor of Political Science. B.A.. Heidelberg College, 1932: M.A.. Ofiu University, 1935; Ph D,. University of Chicago, 1948. s LYNWOOD E. OYOS, Professor of History. B.A.. Jamestown College. 1950: M.A.. University of Soutfi Dakota, 1951: Pfi D , University of Nebraska, 1958. I think education is ignition. The teacher is there as a pyromaniac — seeking to kindle the interest of the students. My function as a teacher of religion is to introduce to the stu- dents a strange, new world within the Bible James Limburg Dr. Alfred J. Hotz. professor of political science ceived the 1975 Augustana College Faculty Admim tor of the Year award. A good teacher should be concerned about and the students. It is up to the teacher to open new ( to the students. The teacher is the media which th( dents can see a new and exciting world through. Lynwood JAMES LIIVIBURG. Professor of Religion. B.A.. Luther College. B.D.. Luther Theological Seminary, 1961: Th, M,, Union Theo Seminary, 1962: Th. D.. Union Theological Seminary. 1969. 272 FACULTY HONORS Mr. Robert Walters visited the Augustana campus dur- ing March as a Woodrow Wilson Foundation Visiting Fel- low. Mr. Walters, an experienced journalist, has been an investigative reporter for the Washington Star News and a bureau manager for DPI and is presently a contribut- ing editor for two national magazines. Writing mainly on political issues. Walters has covered the scandals of Wa- tergate. IT T, the assassinations of President J. F. Ken- nedy and Dr. M.L. King. Jr., the Cuban Missile crisis and many other history making occurrences. Soloists for the annual Concerto Ana: Robyn Lenker. Vicki Rislov Cook. Shirlene Peterson. Jeff Kull. Tyrone Greive. Delilati Hahn. Roxanne Ness. Gail Sctiaefer. Steve Lamb. Editor of EDDA. Dan Mallette. Assis- tant Editor, and Gil Hai-tigan. Business Manager, represented Augustana College at the 35th Annual Yearbook Conference of the Columbia Scholastic Press Association in New York City in October. While in New York the three students were granted an audience with Mr. Ole Aalgaard. Ambassador to the United Nations from Norway. SPECIAL EVENTS 273 rÂ¥li ' ! Saudi Arabia ' s King Faisal was assasinated by his 30 year old nephew. Crown Prince Khalid became the new Saudi king during a ceremony as preparation for his brother ' s funeral continued. President Chiang Kai-Shek of Nationalist China died at the age of 87. Chiang had been ill since 1972 when he suffered pneumonia which was complicated by a heart condition. Kissinger ' s mideast peace mission collapsed , . . International Chess Federation stripped American chess whiz Bobby Fischer of his world title . . . Several planes flew out of Saigon carrying South Vietnamese orphans to new homes. Military sources reported the South Vietnam commanders and Amer- ican officials abandoned Da Nang under fire . . - North Vietnamese tro aigon for comfrrarTTS ' tciSTFtnyl meseri tes. Gerald Ford became president following Richard Nixon ' s resignation Congress approved Ford ' s choice of Nelson Rockefeller as Vice Presi- dent - . - A spokesman for the Central Ohio Girl Scout Council reported that a recall had been started on mint type cookes Godfather 11 won the Academy Award for the best picture of the year . , Treasury Secretary William Simon predicted the unemployment rate would reach nine per cent for the summer but added that the national recovery from the recession was stronger than anticipate d . . . s United States Severe blizzards immobilized portions of the northern plains, upper midwest and rookies . . . Mutilated cows continued to be found . . . mutilations were thoughtto be rituals of Santanistic groups. Betsy Doyle — an Augustana student was chosen as Miss Sioux Falls. She represented Sioux Falls in the state contest. South Dakota Legislature refused to buy Governor Kneip a new airplaneafter his other plane ' s engine exploded. , .- FLASH: NEWS ' 74-75 Pastor Kent on the hotline to God ' br-- The blizzard left behind piles of snow. The 1974-1975 school year at Augie brought with it many firsts. Pastor Kent Johnson joined the Augustana community as Augie ' s new chaplain. A new computer was installed during the summer in the Administration building with terminals in Gilbert Science Center and the Social Science building. Thanks to the Augustana Fellows the Social Science building received a new coat of paint during the summer. After its unanimous approval the ASA council brought before the students a resolution to allow beer on the cam- pus, but the students voted it down. The new Augustana track neared it completion. The Chemistry department had a dream come true with the delivery in late December of a Nuclear Resonance Spec- trometer known by chemists as an NMR. Where s the beer? Dr. Kintncr and Marty Lindbeck examine the NMR. CAMPUS NEWS 275 Aaker, Phil 137, 138.228,244 Aakhus, Steve 166 Aakre. Diane 46 Aarsby, Larry 70, 242, 271 Acheson, Dawn 46, 113 Aclnu, Churchill 186. 187 Ackerman. Julie 56 Adams, lone 70, 200, 212 Ahmad, Zainal Bin 70, 72. 218 Ahrandt. Dave 197 Ahrendt. Mary46. 263 Ahrendt. Percy 56, 257 Aldrich, Marc 46 Allen. Gretchen 46, 113. 153, 203.271 Allen, Gwen 70, 152 Alton, Aaron 46, 166 Amundson. David 56, 258, 262 Andersen, Carol 62 Andersen, Judy 56 Anderson, Bev 248 Anderson, Carol 138,252 Anderson, Craig 104, 226, 242 Anderson, Dave 166, 246 Anderson, Denise 70 Anderson, Jeff 56, 240 Anderson. Joni 56 Anderson. Kent 191 Anderson. Kris 136. 248, 263 Anderson, Lori 46 Anderson, Marilyn 31 Anderson, Maria Dykstra 70 Anderson, Michelle 46 Anderson. Nina 46. 217 Anderson. Penny 62 Anderson, Rahn 56, 255, 257 Anderson, Robert 70 Anderson, Rod 148, 226, 242 Anderson, Sandy 56, 217, 271 Anderson, Sharon 62, 211. 217. 271 Anderson. Tom 46 Antonen.Mel46. 228 Archer, Rick 46, 179,181 Archer, Steve 70 Arlt. Pam 56 Arlton.Rondi 112. 144,265 Arlton, Sovei 46 Armbrust. Nancy 56 Armstrong, Jan 46 Arneson. Margaret 46 Ashman. Jessica 46 Ashmore, Don 166 Asiesen. Terry 46 Auen. Mary 257 Ausen, Lori 62, 113,209 Autrey, Barry 46 Axdahl,Gwen70, 220 AxtelLKathy 56. 114,240 Backstrom, Beth 56 Badwound, Wayne 257 Baedke, Janet 56 Bagaason, Becky 70, 220, 235 Bahnson, Mr. Arvilla 31. 212 Bailey, Jackie 255, 263 Baillie, Cindy 242 Baker, Nancy Schimmel 71 Balcer, Beth 202 Balcer. Dr. Charles 20, 21,22, 23.26.99.103 Banker. Debbie 198 Bareis. Anne46. 257 Barker. Loren 71. 79, 217. 258, 262 Barker. Phil 56. 64. 216. 217, 270,271 Barlow, Linda 46, 217, 232 Barnard, Monty 35 Battcher, Dan 46, 107. Ill, 112, 183,213 Bauermeister, Kris 46 Bauge, David 46 Bauge. Kenneth 39 Beach, Karen 201 Beck, Lori 114,203,240 Beiswanger, Audrey 56, 139, 242 Beiswanger. Faye 71 Bell, Dan 195. 197 Bell. Dick 197 Belseth. Ann 62 Benedett. Steve 228 Bennett. David 46, 264 Bensen,Sue226 Benson, Bob 271 Benson, Don 71 Benson, Joy 33 Benton, Pat 227, 248 Bentzinger, Bill 80, 209, 227 Berg, Doug 71, 195, 197 Berg, Verna 29 Bergan, Jean Nelson 71 Berk, Bill 206 Bernards, Ron 181 Berry, Joan 47, 164, 199, 200, 212 Bersagel, Anne 62 Bersagel. Matt 56, 140, 256, 260 Bersagel, Shirley 43 Bertsch,Barb45 Bertsch, Betty 258, 264 Beseman, Scott 56, 120, 150, 151,153 Bessler, Carol 71, 204, 205, 230. 231,238,262 Betcher, Sharon 47, 217, 271 B6yl.Kathy71.210 Bichler. Mark56 Bierer. Tom 256. 258, 260, 261 Bierkamp, Jim 240, 254. 263 Bierkamp, Mary47, 114,263 Bill, Mona 56 Binger, Janet 47 Binger, Robert 32 Binneboese, Dennis 71 Biondi, Stan 47, 166,215 Bjoraker, Julie 47, 217 Black,Cheryl56, 209, 213 Black, Marcia 242 Btais, Judy56 Blake, Jane! 56 Blanchar, Kathryn 198 Blanchfield,Joel56, 179, 181 Blankartz, Kathy 56 Blankenfeld, Becky 71, 220, 258 Blankenfeld, Peggy 47, 257 Blankespoor, Dr.Gil219 Blankholm, Bonnie 57, 205 Bledsoe. Robert 36 Block, Daniel 72, 208, 236 Block, Karen 62 Block, Richard 47 Block. Tom 208 Blockhus, Julia 62 Blomberg, Terry 72 Bloom, Doug 271 Bloomquist. Keith 184 Bobier, Larry 47 Bochy,Shelly72, 136, 248 Bock, Val 205 Boe. EndreSl Bollweg, Mary 72 Booker, Bob 152 Boomgaarden, Joy 199 Boomgaarden, Lolli62, 13iB, 139,212,252,254 Bordeaux. Rodney 206 Borgum. Bonnie 62, 212 Borgum, Larry 173 Bork,Jonl66, 191 Borman, Bonnie 72, 129, 130 Bormann, Greg 72, 195, 196, 197 Bormann. Janell 57. 118, 224 Bormann, Jill 62, 118,248 Bortvit. Mary 57 Bot, Kris Anne 37, 148, 264 Bovi, Ellen 228 Bovi, Nancy 47 Bowen,Jeff 57, 258 Bower. Dale 72 Bowles, George 209 Bowman, Athles 57 Bowman, Mark 62 Bowman, Vic 187 Boyce. Bob 57, 130, 151, 228, 265 Boyd, Polly 72 Boyle, Angle 202 Boyles, Vicki 165. 198, 200, 242 Boysen, Craig 47 Braastad, Sandy 57, 248 Braaten. Rachel 72. 217 Brahs. John 103, 166, 246 Brakke, Tom 57, 166 Braithwaite, Tom 47, 140, 258, 262 Brandenburg. Ron 242 Branson. Barry 166. 240 Bravo, Pedro 205 Bray.Wally57 Brewer, Chloe 32 Bricke. Monica 72 Briggs. Dorothy 29 Briggs. Mary 142, 262 Brittain, Jeff 47. 111,144,204, 213,215.257 Brodin. Robert 26 Broek. Dana47, 152 Brokenleg. Martin 206 Brokenleg. Rita 206 Brown. Sheri 228 Bruflat.Mark73.228 Bruner. Deb 47. 114 Bucholz. Mary 73, 209, 252, 254, 270 Buchholz, Wendy 112, 144, 264 265 Buck, Barbara 73 Budgett, Marsha 47 Bueber, Marlys 73 Bueber, Rose 57 Bultena,John26 Burandt, Brenda 114, 204, 264 Burgess, Dick 57. 258, 260. 262 Burke. Rory 47. 212 Burney. Gilbert 29 Burtis, Kerry 47. 1 12. 144. 264. 265 Buseman, Gayla 73 Busman. Mark 257 Bussell. Gene 103, 228 Butler, Kendra Koester 73 Bylsma, John 39 Cain, Dave 62, 181 Cain. Jeanine 140 Callaghan. Bob 166 Cambronne. Jim 140. 230 Camp. Tim 166 Campbell, Dennis 62 Candia. Mario 187 Carlander. John35 Carley. Martha 47 Carlson. Anita 47 Carlson. Dave 73. 271 Carlson. Debbie 62. 250. 254 Carlson, Laura 57 Carson. Sue 47. 199.212.215 Carr. Deborah 73 Carson. Les 39 Carson. Wally 62 Casey, Carol 62, 136,219,227 Casey, Vicky 248 Casper, Rick 209 Chaplin. Cathy 33 Chapman, Rich 57, 149, 164, 173,176,177,215 Chell, Bob271 Cheyney, Elizabeth 35 Chocholousek, Starley 47, 258 Chounard, Rick 47. 166 Chow. Paul 73. 209 Chozen, Brent 246 Christensen, Bob47, 213 Christensen. Dawn 73. 242 Christensen. Joel 62. 114. 242 Christensen. Meolody 47 Christensen. Paula 47. 217, 257 Christensen, Dale 182, 191, 195 Christiansen, Robert 47 Christopherson. Gail 47 Christopherson, John 256, 258 Clair, Kathy 217 Clark. Doug 166. 246 Clauson. Mary 57, 255, 264 Clemens, Jim 149, 166.212 Clinard, Dick 166, 246 Close, Beverly 47. 198, 201. 257 Gluts, Colleen 74, 258 Gluts, Laurel 47. 256. 258. 260. 261 Coates.Tim263 Cobb. Cay 47. 212 Cohlmia. George 166. 246 Colby. Juanita 47, 204, 264 Collins. Bob 62. 108, 131.137. 211.226.242 Collins, Carol 57, 244 Colombe, Anne 206 Cook, Onalee 213, 263 Cook, Vicki 264, 273 Corts, Caryn 74 Coull, Doug 221 Crapser. Dianne 57 Crosmer. Charity 217. 271 Cummings. Mike 208 Cunningham. Alice 62. 212. 25£ Dacy. Mike 166 Dahl. Jerry 57 Dahl.KarIa 47. 118.203 Dahlsten. Judy 248. 264 Dalrymple, Ogden 98 Daniels, Greg 195, 197 Daniels, John 82, 186, 187 Dannen bring, Scott 142, 242 Davis. Glenn 112. 144. 145, 22C 228. 229. 265 Dawson. David 74. 209 Dawson, Jim 166 DeBerg, Kathy 57. 240 DeFreese. Dave 193 DeHaan. Doug 47. 166 DeHaven. Steve 208 Deibert. Doreen 47 Dennis. Pam 242. 257 DeRuyter. Janet 108. 202 Desmond. Pat 165. 166. 184. 246 Devick. John 240 Devick, Karen 74. 238 Devick. Karl 74. 214. 219. 220, 238 Devick. Sonja 46. 47, 264 DeWitt, Linda 47 Dickerson, Lee 208 Didier, John 47, 264 Dietsch, Debbie47,94,97 Dietz. Mindy47.264 Dlgre.Daniel47. 103. 107.263 Dilly. Robert 26 Dirks, Deanna 47 Dirksen. Mike 166. 184. 246 DIshong. Gloria 48 Dixon.Barb65, 103, 104, 106, 212,220,239,242,254 Docken,Mark57, 224 Dolton, Betty Ann 198,201 Donlin, Deejay 166. 215 Donovan, Dan 57, 191, 215 Dorn. Wendy 48 Dow, Helene 32 Dow, Mike 109 Dow,Tomll;5,212 Downs, Connie 74 Downs, Steve 186. 187. 219 Doyle, Betsy 48, 264 Drenkow, Rodney 74, 21 1 Drennen, Rick 271 Drill, David 62 Dublsar. Pennie31 Duda,Clarel39, 164. 179. 181 187, 252, 254 INDEX Duhn, Marcia 74 Dummermuth, Dave 166, 173, 176, 193 Dunham, Tom 209, 74 Dunmire, Raymond 31 Duroe, Page 144, 165, 198, 200, 257 Earl, Jo Ann 48 Eastby, John 226, 263 Eckhardt, Margo 77, 204 Ecklund, Scott 48, 179. 181 Eddy, Deb 62, 225 Egge, Betty 31 Egge, Jim 197 Eggum, Dave 182, 214 Eickman, John 65, 221 Eid, Becky 62, 248 Eikanger, John 48 Eilers, Joan 256, 258 Eitland, Dave57, 271 Ek, Jon 263 Elias, Kathyll6,227,271 Elias, Mike 132, 209, 227 Ellefson, Dikka 74, 258, 262 Elleson,Joan57, 210 Ellingboe, Helen 48 Elliott,John70, 74, 130, 141, 145, 213, 220, 226, 234 Elliott, Steve 166, 246 Ellwein, Lee75 Ellsworth, Bob 74, 129,137, 151, 220, 224, 228, 238, 242, 255, 263 Elmore, Linda 222 Eneboe, Tacey 62, 132, 258 Eng, Dave 75, 89, 108, 137, 220, 242. 263 Eng, Russ 32 Engebretson, Dave 263 Engen, David 56. 57, 217, 264. 270, 271 Enger. Karoline48. 264 Engh, Pete 75. 212. 226 Ensberg. Brian 48 Epsland, Rose 29 Erdahl, Diane 57, 201 Erickson, Carol 63, 222 Erickson, Ruth 32 Erikson. David 48 Erkonen, Robert 41 Ersch, Georgette 75, 212 Esselink, Gary48, 166 Essen, Doug 48, 166 Estenson, Gail 48, 257 Estes, Barb 48, 152,231 Evans, Michael 48 Evenson, Jon 63, 263 Evenson. Kirk 48 Evenson, Robert 28 Everson, Dan 63, 209 Fahlberg, Cindy K. 57 Famestad. Gary 48, 232 Farmer. Carol 48 Fast Horse. Cecilia 48 Fedde. Elise63,211,270 Feldman, Sharon 63. 203, 212, 248 Fellers. Bill 48 Fellows. John 48. 103.213 Fergus. Jeff 166 Feste. Krage 127. 166, 173, 176. 214 Fielder, Deb 75, 240 Fielder. Jeff 206 Fillingsness. Charlotte 57. 224 Fink. Barb 210 Finnestad. Rick48. 103 Finsand. Neil 57 Fire. Rondina 48. 201,206 Fischer. Jeff 246 Fischer. Terry 166. 184 Fischer. Craig 208 Fisher. Kevin 63 Fisher. Shirley 257 Fladhammer. Barb 75 Flaherty, Pat 57, 178,181 Flaig, Jackie 209 Flak, Mary Jo 75 Flak, Nathan 271 Flank, Mary Jo 75 Flantz. Mary 48, 263 Flohrs, Bob 30 Floros, Nancy 57, 216 Fodness. Loren 140, 258 Fonley, Lonelle 48 Ford, Gerald 268 Ford, John 63, 255, 258, 262 Ford, Terry 246 Forde,Val 48, 111,212 Forman, Lisa 48, 257 Forman, Dr. Richard 242 Forman, Mrs. Richard 242 Forsythe, Ann 57, 136, 203, 248. 258 Forsythe, Robert 26 Foss, Harold 43 Fossum, Jeff 166 Foster, John 26 Fox. Connie 48 Fox. Judy 48, 257 Frakes, Barb 48 Frank, Victoria 232 Freberg, Dale 216, 217 Frederick. Craig 166 Fredericks, Nancy 141 Frederickson. Ruth 75 Fredrickson. Mary 263 Fredrikson, Donna 63 Freeman, Nancy 43 Freeman, Tom 228 Freese, Nancy 48 Freher, Dan 246 Freudenthal, Karri 75, 100, 242 Freund. Ron 48 Frick, Lloyd 33, 119 Friedrich, Barb 63, 99. 210, 212, 257 Friedrichsen, Kim 48, 203 Friman, Sue 240 Fritschel, Fred 123, 271 Frit2e,Jeanine75, 220 Fritzemeier, Beth 48, 1 18, 213 Fritzemeier, Les 240 Froiland, Barb 76 Froiland, Rick 48 Froiland, Dr. S.G. 26.42 Froiland. Sue 240 Fryslie.Arlette48, 222 Fryxell. David 48. 97, 129, 208, 211,230,231 Fuchs, Steve 166. 246 Fuellbrandt, Ed31.213 Fuellbrandt, Sharon 213 Furness, Ralph 48, 264 Fylling, Jeff 48 Fynskov, Tim 48, 263 Gaarder, Rev. Donald 26 Gabrielson, Rick 1 16, 149, 219, 227 Gaede, James 158, 204, 219 Galvin, Barb 76 Gangstead, Jane 76 Garn, Roland 57 Garnatz. Faith 76 Garrett, Gary 57 Gartner. Dave 49 Gartner. Stan 96 Gengler. Bill 211 Georgeson. Bruce 63, 193 Gerdes. Nora 49. 257 Gerlach. Kent 39. 40 Getting. Richard 49. 96. 262 Gevick. Orris 57 Geyer. Carolyn 35 Gilbertson, Rev. E. O. 26 Gilbertson.Greg96 Gillund. Sue49 Gipp.Albert49. 196. 197 Givehand. Don 206 Gjesdal. Gea 57, 255. 257 Glader, Kathy 198, 201 Glick, Lynn49,215 Goebel, Jane 57, 203 Goebel, Roger 49, 166 Goebel, Tom 57 Goldhammer, Marlaine 76, 101 114,204 Goltz, Ann 49, 81, 97, 154, 221 Goltz, Bob63, 182,212 Grabe, Ruth 49 Graber. Margo 63 Graham. Rozanne 57, 120 Graham, Susan 63 Graslie, Kay49 Graves. Cindy 63, 263 Gray, Sonja 57 Green, Karen 49, 96, 118 Green, Lynnette 57 Greenfield, Jim 49, 257 Gregg, Dan 49, 264 Greive, Janet 35, 255 Greive, Tyrone 35. 255, 262, 273 Grevlos, Carl 32 Grevlos, Kristi 202 Griffin, Don 46, 49, 232. 233 Grigsby. Anne 76 Gross, Deanna 57, 132, 203 .Gross, June 49, 223, 264 Grotte, John 49 Gruhike, Fred49, 166,191 Grupp,Carl35 Gruys, Carol 76 Gubbrud, Joe 57, 240 Gubrud, Deb 76, 153, 235, 263 Gudahl, Dan 107, 197, 228 Gulden, Dave 219, 226, 229 Gulden, Gary 49, 226 Gulsrud, Marvin 26 Gunderson, Marsha 63 Gunlicks, Tom 240, 254 Guse, Greg 230, 231 Gustafson, Brad 150, 264 Gustafson, Jan 60, 198, 263 Haas, Ramona 49 Haase, Dave 242 Hadland, Martha 49. 264 Haeder. Mary 49. 257 Hafnor. Tom 124. 127, 142, 187,212 Hagen,Jean49,211 Hagen, Mrs. Clarence 26 Haggar, Dan 228 Haglund, Brent 43, 271 Hahn Delilah 76, 264, 273 Hahn, Nancy 49, 257 Hajicek.Lois49,257 Hakes. Joleen 57. 217 Hall. Greg 76. 263 Hallen. Karen 49. 217 Haller. Naomi 31 Hallstrom, Carl 256. 258, 260 Halvorson, Len 49 Hamann. Kimm63. 187 Hamilton. Brian 96, 108, 242, 264 Hamre, Anna 76, 130, 157, 220, 226, 234. 256. 263 Hamre, Mike 49 Hamre, Sue 58, 227, 256, 258. 260, 261 Hanna. Cindy 49. 228 Hanna. Sherri210 Hanse, Patricia 76, 258 Hansen. Carol 77. 129. 158, 220, 226, 234 Hansen. Deb 264 Hansen. Rev. Edward A. 26 ' Hansen. Jill 77 Hansen. Karen 32 Hansen. Lois 63 Hansen. Lynne 49. 263 Hansen. Monica 49. 111. 150 Hansen. Pam 63. 152.201,255. 258, 264 Hanson. Debra 58 Hanson. Denny 63. 217. 271 — ison, tan ; Hanson, Eric 271 Hanson, Kathy 77 Hanson, Linda 203, 214, 248 Hanson, Lois 149, 164, 198, 199, 200 Hanson, Mikal 58. 117. 150. 151,242 Hanson, Milt 43 Hanson, Orvis 35 Hanson, Pam 58 Hanson, Reid 129, 156 Hanson, Rick 103, 262 Hanson, Steven 49 Haraldson, Paul 182, 191 Hardy, Bill 166, 181 Harris, Kathy 49 Hart, Terry 30 Hartig, Mike63,262 Hartigan, Gil 63, 208, 212, 218. 273 Harvey. Clara 98 Harvey. Milt 98 Harvey. Sandy 77 Hass, Mona 49 Hauck, Lynette 58 Hauge, Gloria 70. 77, 1 18. 212. 248. 264 Hayek. Jane 227 Hayes. Pat 77. 88 Heck. Allyn77. 217 Heck. Marsha 49, 212, 271 Heck, Sherry 58 Hede, Vicki 63, 240 Hedeen, Janet 49, 224 Heegel. Brad 108, 109, 112, 226 Hegge, Caria 49, 257 . Heiberger, Gary 49, 191 Heidemann,Dave58 Heidenson, Steve 63 Hein, Dr. Dennis 226 Hein, Mrs. Dennis 31 Heine, Janis 99, 205 Hektner, Gail 49, 201,213 Helgesen, Marc 228 Helgeson, Rod 63, 136, 240, 270 Helland,JeanM. 28 Helland, Kathy 77, 103, 104, 158,214,240 Helland, Scott 263 Hellerstedt, Diane 49, 96, 217. 271 Herman. Kathy 49 Hermansen. Mary 77 Hermanson. Sharon 77 Herrboldt. Paulette 77 Herring. Dorothy 31 Herring. Ginny 49 Hesla. Beth 63. 242. 264 Hesla.Joelll.263 Hesse. Karen 63. 199. 242. 263 Hetager. Helen 31 Hewston. Jeryl 77, 205 Hilgers. Linda 33 Hille, Marcia 49, 257, 262. 264 Hillstrom. Laurie 50 Hilmoe. Carol 78, 221 Hinch. Ray31 Hindenraker. James 50 Hindman. Oren 58. 256. 258. 260 Hiner. Jim 166 Hirth. Dan 166. 184. 246 Hockel. Mary 248 Hoech. Brent 50 Hoekstra. Jeanne 58, 224, 264 Hoffman. Deb 58. 242 Hoffman. Dawn 203, 212 Hoffman, Marcia 50. 232. 233. 257 Hoffman. Warren 50 Hofstad. Rev. Dean 26 Hogan. Ray 166 Hohbach, Sandy 58, 224, 242, 257 Hohbach, Susan 50, 52, 133 INDEX 277 Hoidahl, Andrea 217 Holland. Pam 58. 139. 164, 199. 200. 242 Holland. Peg 58. 199. 200. 242 Hokenstad, Candy 58, 240. 263 Hokenstad. Merv 30 Holden. Keise 50. 164, 199 Holien, MaryAnn78 Holland. Kent 228 Holm. Becky 50 Holm, Mark 58, 173 Holmen. Maria 242 HolmvJk. Debbie 50. 113 Hortman. Red 166 Horton, Jean 203, 248 Hotz, Alfred 39, 116,272 Hotze, Sarah 63, 111,118,212 Hovda. Craig 166 Hovey, Janet 78 Hovland. Chris 271 Hovrud. Gail 242 Howe, Roger 103, 107, 186, 187 Howell. Karen 63 Hoyme,Jim50, 173 Hubbard, Julie 248 Hugdahl, Pam 262 Hunstad, Tom 100, 152. 242 Hurtgen, Brian 246 Husby. Darwin 150, 238, 248 Huseboe, Dr. Arthur R. 34, 95 Huseboe. Doris 30, 227 Ihle. Mary 199 Inman. Julie 202, 213 Irwin, Marchelle 206 Iseminger, Cammy 97, 201. 263 Ismail, Abdul Aziz 78, 218 Iverson, Marilyn 63, 130. 152, 240. 258 Iverson. Valerie 50. 205. 210. 228 Jackson. Randy 227 Jacobsen. Mary 63 Jacobsen. Suzanne 58. 248 Jacobson. Denley 50 Jacobson. Nancy 78 Jaeger. Paul 191,213 Jambga. Tendai 206. 264 Jamerson. Joshua 206 Jamison. Kim 58 Janavs. Juris 50. 204 Jarratt. Dave 213, 224, 228 Jarratt. Patty 63. 258 Jenkins. Terry 262 Jenks. Irene 39 Jensen. Carol 240 Jensen. Erik 187. 226 Jensen. Janet J. 50 Jensen. Janet L. 78 Jensen, Julie 58 Jensen, Kae 200. 212. 215 Jensen. Marv 63. 132, 255, 258. 262 Jensen. Susan 50 Jerome. Rick 141 Jesser. Robin 1 18. 198. 202. 242 Jibben. Lamont 50. 258, 264 Johannsen. Nikki 78, 154. 242 Johnson. Barb 58. 264 Johnson. Beth 58. 242. 257 Johnson, Bob 78, 181 Johnson. Bruce 50. 210 Johnson. Cindy 50 Johnson. Dave 271 Johnson. Dawn 50 Johnson. Debbie 50. 96. 198. 213 Johnson. Deb A. 63. 240 Johnson. Deb E. 63. 126 Johnson. Joyce 63 Johnson. Karia 153.228 Johnson. Pastor Kent 30. 1 17. 216.269.271.275 Johnson. Leanne63. 258. 259. 264 Johnson. Liz 58. 240 Johnson. Mark 50. 58. 97. 109. 166. 228, 257 Johnson, Nancy 50, 152. 212. 222 Johnson. Naomi 50. 111. 118 Johnson. Pam 164. 198. 199. 200 Johnson. Paul 58. 242 Johnson. Sandy 50. 201 Johnson. Steve 148. 242. 271 Johnson. Terri 50. 96. 203 Johnson. Vicky 78 Johnston. Linda 59 Joikinen. Carol 59 Jolivette.Tom63. 211 Jones. Su san 112, 144, 264, 265 Jordahl. Susan 79 Jorgensen. Bruce 79, 129. 242. 254 Jorgensen. Greg 191 Jorgensen, Linda 59. 213. 240 Jorgensen, Paula 63. 257 Jorgensen. Ronald 39 Jorve. Priscella 32 Juba. Kathy 79. 220. 236 Juve. Dee 59. 244. 254 Kaddatz.Coreen79 Kaemingk. Dee 79 Kahl. Julie 50. 216. 217. 258 Kamrath. Sheryl 50 Kapplinger. Kent 138. 250. 254 Kapplinger. Neil 187. 250. 271 Karl. Roxanne 59. 117.221 Karras. Don 191.232 Kary. Diana 79 Keleher. Tom 256. 258. 260. 261 Kemper. Scott 103. 107. 187 Kendle. Dan 50. 178. 181 Kendle. Paul 180. 181 Kepplinger. Lynn 137 Kerkhove. Dave 208 Kersten. Warren 114. 166. 184. 246 Kessinger. Ken 191 Kessinger. Ted 166 Keszler. Valerie 79. 210. 221 Keszler.Vicki79. 210. 221 Kilian.Janie59. 244 Kingstrom. Sylvia 79. 112 Kinter. Karen 63 Kintner. Robert 43. 275 Kintner. SueLynnll2 Kirby. Joe 208 Kireby. KarIa 79. 1 14. 204. 205. 263 Kitson. Linell 50 Klaassen. Kim 50. 202 Klawiter. Fred 35 Klawiter. Marilyn 35 Klein. Diane 50 Klein. Kay 63. 202 Klein. Laurel Lee 79 Klein. Mel 173 Kleinsasser. Arlene 210, 213, 258 Klemm, Ruth 204. 271 Klenk. Laura 101. 204 Klock. Tom 209 Klousia. Paul 221 Klutman. Neil 173. 175. 176, 220 Knapp. Dr. Emil F. 209 Knapper. Jerry 63. 217.221 Knudsen. Keith 26 Knutson, Diane 50. 257 Kochenderfer. Cy 32 Kochenderter. Randy 79. 84. 193.214.235 Koehn. Nancy 29 Kolkman. Karen 30 Kollman. Dinae 50 Kontz. Brad 50 Korth.Ken264.270.271 Kostbath.Jim63 Kraemer. Pam 205 Krause. Dr. Herbert 98. 99 Krause. Mike 228. 242 Krebs. Stan 127, 173, 176. 177 Kriech. MarleneSO Krier, Jillayne64 Krier.Jodi50 Kroells. Karen 212. 224 Krogness. Mary 80 Krogstad. Jean63. 217 Krosschell, Candance80 Krueger. Dr. Harold 36. 122. 255. 256. 260. 261 Kruse. David 173 Kruse. Jeanne 29 Kuehn. Deb222 Kugler. Tim 50. 103. 107 Kuhlmann. Bev 59, 130, 210, 226 Kull, Jeff 235. 255, 258, 262, 273 Kulp. Pete 50. 178, 181 Kvamme. Becky 80. 242 Kvernes. Sharon 59, 204 LaPointe, Greg 206 Lackey, Caroll 50. 118 Laflan. Jan 80 Laflan. Randy 50 Lair. Jim 50 Lalley. Irene 32 Lamar. Sarah 50 Lamb. Steve 64. 232. 233. 273 Lambert. Debbie 59. 202 Landborg. Dr. Richard 45 Landmark. Sue 138. 202. 252 Landon. Scott 50, 197.215 Lang. Gwen 102 Lantsberger. Laurie 51. 226 Larkins. Curtis 51 Larsen. Charolyn 64 Larsen. Diane 51. 258. 264 Larsen. Mrs. Sylvia 31. 212 Larson. Anne 64 Larson. Becky 59. 212. 226 Larson. Rebecca S. 112, 117, 255, 263. 265 Larson. Connie 216. 217 Larson. Dennis 39 Larson. LeRoy 39 Larson. Lowell 33 Larson. Marilyn 80. 271 Larson. Mary J. 51 Larson. Nancy 51. 257 Larson. Pam 80 Larson. Terry 51. 178. 181 Laufer. Nancy 80. 208 Lawson. Doris 64 Leaming. LorenceSO Ledford. Kevin 178. 181 Lee. Mr. J. Earl 255 Lee. Jennifer 80 Lee. Laura 59. 248 Lee. Sandy 257 Legel. Tim 164. 166. 184 Lehmann. Clayton 256. 258. 264 Lein.Renae51.202 Lenker. Robyn 64. 258. 262. 273 Leslie.Paul64. 124. 127. 187. 212 Lester. Dave 51 Levasseur. Charles 51 Lewer. James 64 Lewis. Gen. William 117.269 Liaboe. Mark64. 182 Lien. Julie 59. 213. 224. 248 Lillehaug. Dave 64. 99. 211, 226 Lillehaug. Dr. Leiand 36. 255. 258. 259 Limburg. James 36. 272 Lindbeck. Marty 198. 200. 275 Lindell. Nancy 64 Lindell. Terry 51. 213 Lindeman. Gayle 51. 203 Lindh.MikeSO. 222. 226 Lindorff. NeilSO. 216. 217 Lininger. Roger 81 LIttlejohn, Loree64 Lofswold. Steve 51. 208 Loftesnes, LuAnn 115. 136. 248 Loftesness. Ray 144 • Loge, Keith 51 Logue,Jim64. 112, 117, 144, 255, 263, 265 Lohman, Tim 196. 197 Lohrenz.Vicki51.96, 217 Loken, Gene 271 Loken,Joan81.250 Long. Dan 109. 187 Looney, Sandra 36. 123 Lorenzen. Wayne 59. 138, 213, 250, 254, 255, 263 Lotz. Mark 134. 255, 256, 258. 260 Lovro. Jane 64, 214. 240 Lower. Kay 64 Lubbert. Don 59. 179. 181. 246 Luecke. Kay 43 Lund, Brian 59, 256. 258. 260 Lund. Steve64, 217. 264 Lundeen. Bev 59. 213. 216. 248 Lundquist. Mark 217. 232. 271 Lutz. Clyde 208. 228 Lykken.DarlallS Lyman. Susie 59 LyngStad, Ann 59 Lynne, Nancy 217 Mabbs, Cherie 59 Mabbs, Dickran 142 Mabbs, Robert 40 Machado,Gerardo51, 166 Mack, Frances 31 MacQuiddy. Sue240 Madison. Claudia 209 Madsen. Lynette51 Madsen. RoJeanSl Mahieu. Mark 166 Mahler. Judy 51. 97. 264 Mallette. Cheryl 78. 81 Mallette. Dan 64. 232. 255. 258. 260. 262. 273 Malmin.Olaf 36 Malmquist. Kerry 51 Manderscheid. Marc 51. 103. 197 Mangulis. Anita 59 Mannes. Bruce 51. 193 Marquardt. Barb64. 248 Marrington. Scott 81. 141. 204 Marrow. Janet 203 Marshall. Don 206 Martens. Christiane 36. 37 Martens. Jill 59 Martens. Marcia 81. 209 Masek. Patricia 36 Mathiesen. Steve 51. 257 Matteson. Lori 33 Matthews. Jon 64. 129.230 Matthews. Dr. William 28. 99 Matthies. John 209. 228 Mattison. Faye51 McAllister. Craig 81. 209 McAllister. Dan 228 McAllister.Jeff59. 255. 258 McCarron. Jeff 173. 176. 236 McCollam. Susan 51. 199 McCollough, Kent 242 McConnell. Kris51. 152 McCrady. Lynanne 112. 152 McCullough. Stephanie 59 McDougall. Cindy 51 McGaughey. Ron 30. 33 McKenzie. Steve 59 McLean. Dorothy 206 McNeely. Janet 51. 222. 223 McNeely. Kevin 127. 173 McNerney. Pat 246 McQuay. Bob206 McWayne. Jim258 Meerdink. Becky 51. 1 12. 204 Meester. Beth51.258.260 Meester. Mary 51. 199. 213. 258 Meester. Randy 81. 157 INDEX Mehlhaf.Jan64 Meier, Deb 213 Meier, Donna 51, 257 Meints, Linda 59, 114, 204 Meister, Doug 252 elemseter, Harold 30 llgaard, Carol 64, 271 fennen, Mary Sue 81, 103, 104, |106,220,235,271 |?nning, Faye 52, 257 rrill, Linda 81, 198,212,270 bsserschmldt, Lonette 81 i tz, Lorl 52 feyer, Betty Jean 81, 221 Byer, Bruce 52, 191 Iyer, Deborah 82 ieyer. Dee 30 Iyer. Jean 64, 250 Sfeyer, Julie 52, 257, 262 ...eyer, Nancy 209, 258 Meyer, Patricia 82 Meyer, Vicki 52 Mezoff , Or. E. R. 149 Michelsen, Sue 52, 264 Miedema, Jean 52 Mierendorf, Jim 166 Mies, Lorrie 82, 262 Miles. Elaine 206 Millard, Mike 52. 228 Miller, Connie 52 Miller, Greg 52 Miller, Jeff 64. 264 Miller. Les 30 Miller, Marcia 82, 101 Miller,Pat82 Millerschone. Marsha 64. 271 Minten, Dan 181 Mitteness. Becky 52 Moei, Jan 240 Moen, Becky 82, 103, 104, 106, 212, 242 Monahan, Barb 52 Moore, Charlene 52, 198 pore. Deb 217, 228 bore, Jennifer 59 loore, Tarri 257 Moreland, Robert 33 Morrill, Kim 59, 262, 263 Morrow, Janet 52, 120, 133, 142 Morton, Don 43, 166 Moser, Bernita82, 204 Mosier, LuAnn 52 MostuI, Marilyn 64 Mueller, Bob 52 Mueller. Cindy 202 Mueller. Dan 166. 184. 246 Mulso. Tom 173 Munce, Donl91.228.229 Mundt. Earl 36 Munhofen. Jim 52 Munson, Anita 64 Munson. Paul64, 187 Murf ield. Twila 52 Murley. Diane 151. 152. 153. 264 Murphy. Jenna 59. 257 Murray. Jeff 52 Mutch. Dr. Milton Jr. 26 Myers. Ruth 52 Myhrwold. Pete 82. 248 Myrold. Jon 52. 264 ' Nagel. Greg 52. 164.173.175. 176 Nash. Heidi 82 Natwick. Linnea 31 Naylor. Sara 242 Naylor. Susan 52. 165. 202 Negstad. Mrs. Joanne 26 Neig, Marit 59 Neihar.t. lanne 52 Neish, Sharon 29 Nelson, Bev 59, 264 Nelson. Cindy 82. 101. 136. 210. 220, 226, 234, 248 Nelson. Dan 64. 216, 217 Nelson. Donald 26 Nelson. Elaine 82 Nelson. Jeff 52 Nelson. Jolynn 52. 164, 199. 222 Nelson. Kathy 82. 87. 209. 213. 234,271 Nelson, Kris 248 Nelson, Kurt 257, 264 Nelson Linda 83 Nelson, Margo 43 Nelson, Pam 59 Nelson, Patricia 64 Nelson, Ruth 83 Nelson. Steve 83. 209. 217 Nelson. V. Ronald 43 Nelson. Val 83. 155,226 Nemanich, Jo Anne 65, 225 Nerdig,Dave65,211,217 Nere, Kathy 94 News, Roxanne 264, 273 Ness,Shirlee83,212 Neuharth, Jan 263 Newcomb, Kevin 112, 260, 262, 264, 265 Newcomb, Sherri 52 Nichols, Gene 40 Nicholson, Deb 164. 199.200 Nield, Vicki 52 Nielsen, Mark 255, 258 Niemeyer, Rose83,212,222. 223 Noel. Deb 59. 154. 155. 212. 228 Nordlie, Beth 52 Norem,Mark59, 187 Norland, Barb 83, 209 Norland, Pat 65. 209, 263 Nornes,Kari 52. 116.203 Norton, Kathy 53, 203 Nutter, Terry 246 Nystrom, Jane 138,252 Nystven, Pam 118 Oberloh, DuWayne83 O ' Brien, Greg 191, 192 Ode, Kim 257 Odiand, Dave83. 240 Odiand, Debbie 53 Odiand. Janet 53, 257 Odiand, Jim 240. 263 Oelfke.Jackie53. 212. 264 Offenstein. Deb 53 Ohme, Carole 255, 264 Ohrlund, John 242 Oien,Jonl65, 166 Oksol, Oscar 40 Olachnovitch, John 166, 246 Olawsky. Ralph 256. 258. 260 Olesen.Lerae217.264.271 Olsen. Dr. Arthur 29. 158. 159 Olsen.Gayle65 Olsen. Karyn 263 Olson. Al 215 Olson, Arne 107 Olson, Bev 212 Olson, Brad 94 Olson, Connie 202 Olson, Dennis 65, 99, 131, 204, 226 Olson, Doug 59 Olson, Eileen 83. 220. 239. 258 Olson. Gary 40. 95 Olson. Jenny 271 Olson. Kathy 220 Olson. Mark 220 Olson. Paula 53. 255 Olson. Sue 65. 242 Olson. Dr. William 26 Omar. Hussein 55. 65. 218 Ordal. Harriet 31 Osborn.Sandy 109. 112. 144. 263. 265 Osheim. Donald 26 Osmann. Kathy 101. 204. 205 Osmann. Sue 53. 101. 1 14. 204 Osnes.Russ62.217.264 Osthus. Mark 30 Ostrem. Paul 83. 211. 212. 248. 263 Ostroot. Faith 59. 102.217 Oswald. Nolle 65. 202 Oswell.Li2 222 Ottilie. Beth 83. 103. 104. 106. 238. 242 Ottoson. Dennis 211 Oviatt.Jon65.211 Oyen. Monica 84, 204, 213 Oyos. Lynwood 39. 40. 272 Ozolins. Elina 53. 258 Palmer. Deb 84 Palmer. Diane 198. 244. 254 Paschke, Don212 Paschke. Vivian 212 Patchin. Harold 53 Patton. Patti 53 Paul. Jon 53. 197 Paulson. Laurel 53. 258. 262 Pearson. Bonnie 165 Pederson, Gary 181 Pederson, Kathy 65, 137, 240, 254 Pederson, LaMoyne 36 Pederson, Loren 53 Penney, Linda 53. 96. 101. 114. 203.204.215 Pennings. Deanne 213 Pentico. James 40 Penza, Frank 166 Perrott, Larry 242 Persigehl, Jeff 53. 228. 263 Person. Sandy 256. 258 Peschl. Jenny 271 Petereit. Linda 59 Peters. Kevin 53 Petersen. A. Richard 123. 165. 166 Petersen. Al 166 Petersen. Allene 53. 117, 151, 202 Petersen, Barb 53 Petersen, Melanie 53, 263 Petersen. Wendy 84. 151. 214. 220. 228. 237. 248 Peterson. Barb 53. 197 Peterson, Cam 202 Peterson, Carmen 271 Peterson, Carol 31 Peterson, Dan 53, 257 Peterson, Drew 250 Peterson, Garneth Oldenkamp 84 Peterson, Dr. Glen 32, 215 Peterson, Harold 26 Peterson, Jean 204 Peterson, Joel 53, 224, 257 Peterson, John 53 Peterson, Julie 53 Peterson, Karia 225 Peterson. Kris 150. 248 Peterson. Michael 65 Peterson. Pam 217. 244. 254 Peterson. Pat 166 Peterson. Reuben 36. 117. 204 Peterson. Mrs. Reuben 101. 114. 204 Peterson. Shirleen 84. 108. 109. 113.144.155.238.263.265. 273 Peterson. Thomas 59 Peterson. Vicky 53 Pflueger. Dr. Merle 36. 255 Philips. Joan 84 Phillips. Al 65. 240 Piehl. Deb 256. 258 Pier. Tamara 53 Pierson. Dan 53 Pinard. Jean 53. 258. 260. 262 Pisha. Lara 53. 203 Pollard. Susan 84. 109. 263 Pond. Lance Porter. Katherine 255. 258. 262 Potter.Jeff65. 182. 191 Powell. Paul 186. 187. 244 Powers, lona 30 Prairie. Larry 206 Prescott, Lansing 43 Preston. Barb 226 Preuss. Christel 65. 198 Price. David 36, 257 Pride. Nancy 65 Prieb. Laurell97. 215. 240 Prill. Karen 84 Prindle. Bill 127.248,254 Pringle, Nancy 211 Prochazka, Dave 166 Pudwill, Randy 208 Purnell, Marcia 65 Qualm, Lois 53, 203, 257 Quandahl, Ruth85,219 Queck, Tom 166. 246 Racine, Kathy 53. 203, 228 Rail. Jon 208 Ramstad. Jan 53 Rasmussen. Lori 65 Rasmussen, Robb 164. 195. 196. 197. 240 Raymond. Johnny 128 Reed. Gary 37 Reed. Kathryn 53, 264 Refsell, Kathy 65 Reinecke, Max 138 Reipke, Becky 85, 109 Reitter, Bill 166, 191, 246 Renner. Ruth 255 Rentschler. Cindy 53 Reumann, Dean 53 Reumann, Kenneth 103 Reynolds. Mary Jo 204 Rezner. Jane 59 Rhode. Mark 85 Rice. Mike 206 Richards. Kevin 108. 137. 153, 242 Richter. Brad 110. 173.240 Richter. Karen 203 Richter. Rita 264 Rindels. Nancy 53 Ritterbusch. John 126. 173. 176.214.220.237 Rober. Chare 85. 248 Robley. Judy 222 Roddenig. Mary 257 Roetman. Michael 65 Roetzel. Kristi 85 Rogers. Dilwyn 44. Rogers. Tom 166. 246 Roggow. Curt 85. 102. 213. 216. 217. 220. 237 Rogotzke. Ken 82. 212. 222. 240. 254 Rohlf. Annette 54 Rohs. Tom 192. 248 Rohwer. Bev 32 Rohwer. Dan 258 Rolfing. Margie 30 Rommereim. Vickie 54 Ronning. Mary Jo 54 Rood. Kathy 85 Rood. Keith 54. 257 Rose. Kim 54 Rosemark. Jim 166 Rosenberg. Barb 59. 244 Rossow. Ken213 226 Roth. John 85 Rozeboom. Linda 65. 219 Ruckdashel. Rich 166. 240 Rukavina. Davor 172 Rumbolz. Terryl 103. 105. 106. 112.133.145.151.213.220. 228. 235 Runyan. Paul 258. 260. 261 Rust. Diane 54. 212 Rustad. Barb76.86.213 Rye. Carla214 Sagan. Paula 59 Salmon. Gene 240 Sample. Margie Lynn 86 Samuelson, Melvin 26 Sandoz, Dave 59, 242 Sandvig, Chris 193 Sandvig, Stacy 65 Sandvig, Stacey 54, 202, 226, 248, 254 Sanford, Melissa 65 Sather, Lori73.86.271 Savage, Mary Beth 60, 263 Scarbourough, Mary 54, 144, 204,213,257,264 Schaefer, Gail 86, 101, 114,204, 220, 264, 273 Scheier, Larry 137, 244 Scherb, Elaine 60 Schirmer, M. E. 32 Schleicher, Heidi 60. 244 Schmidt, Kathy 256, 258, 260. 261 Schmidt, Nancy 164, 199, 213 271 Schmidt, Pam 54 Schmidt, Rondi 86 Schmitt, Mary 217 Schmutterer, Gerhard 30, 37, 100, 204, 205, 218 Schmutterer, Mrs. Gerhard 100 Schnepf, Nancy 217, 263 Schock, Al 26 Schotten, Peter 40 Schroeder, Rick 24 0 Schroyer, Gail65 Schubert, Cheryl Kay 86 Schueler, Dean 30 Schuldt,John54, 181 Schultz, Steve 60, 246 Schwarten, Steve 246 Scribner, A. Kent 32 Scribner, Nancy 65 Sehested, Glenda 40 Seime, Karlene 54, 257 Sejmoha, Joyce 263 Sell,Carolynn51,217 Selland, Bill 54 Sellevold, Karia 224, 248 Selseth, Kate 54, 257 Selvik, Mary 54. 96. 97, 200, 201 Sevcik. Bonnie 248 Severson. Eric 54. 257 Severson, Roger 86, 263 Severtson, Cindy 257, 264 Shafer, Darrell 86 Shaft, Lynda 262 Sharp, Lloyd 181 Sharp, Tom 150 Shay, Dave 138, 197 Sheila, Leigh 54 Shelp, Elsie 33 Sherman, Carol 54. 95 Shintaku. Randy 197, 240. 271 Shore. Nancy 240 Sibley. Mark 54 Sibley. Maude 60 Siderius, Dale 264 Siedschlag, Beth 54, 95 Siekert. Bob 228, 229 Sigurdson, Orville 44 Silvrants, Julie 60, 232 Simons, Jim 54, 95, 264 Simons, Julia 30 Simonson, Jana 60, 242 Simpson, Deanna60 Sinning, Kathy 60 Sippel. Diane 262 Sirotiak. Karen 54, 97, 257 Sittig, Bob 54 Sittig, Deb66, 221 Sjostrom, Dana 87, 258, 262 Skalland, Kent 72. 87, 192, 209, 234 Skancke. Sharon 60 Skle, Nancy 54 Skoglund, Dlanne29 Skoglund, Laura 54, 201 Sletten, Marcy 66, 209. 232 Sloth. Sue 128, 201,227 Smith, Arlmone 109, 165 Smith, Gene 205, 211, 248 Smith, Greg 256. 258 Smith, Kim 95, 257 Smith. Loran 40, 117, 148, 269 Smith. Margaret 257 Smith, Margaret Chase 1 17, 269 Smith, Todd 144, 228 Snavely, David 103, 151,187 Sneen, David 208 Sneen. Donald 37 Snowbeck. Mary Ellen 87 Solberg.Julee271 Somer. Hal 188. 191 Sorbo. Vicki 66 Sorensen, Mari 54, 221 Sorenson, John 40 Souter, Dave 54 Speier, Susie 54 Spilde,lver33,120 Squires, Bob 208 Stadem, Pete 54, 153, 155, 257, 264 Stadsklev. Tom 54. 120. 181 Stahl. Kathleen Joyce 87 Stalheim. Mark 54. 263 Stanforth, Jay 54, 264 Stapela, Sandra 87, 101, 114, 204,205,213,232,236 Starenko, Deb213. 242 Starenko. Ralph 44. 166 Starkey. Dawne217 Starkey. Randy 87, 214. 220. 235. 220 Staver. Lauri 54 Stedronsky. Bruce 54. 173 Stein, Mike 166, 181 Stenberg, Linda 224, 240 Stene. Becky 219 Stenseth, Shirley 44 Stensland,Sue87,256,258, 260 Stenson, Steve 66 Stephenson, Margaret 33, 148 Stepleton, James 35 Stern. Margaret 66 Stillson, Kent 54, 112, 144, 263, 265 Stillson, Pat 66, 112,263,265 Stiner, Rennae60, 227 Stonefield, Carol 87 Storsved, Sandra 54 Story,Mark87, 196, 197,271 Stotz, Ron 173. 240 Straight, Gary 54, 96, 197 Strand, Bonnie 217 Strand, Phil 192, 214, 220, 239, 248 Strasser, Jeff 54 Stromseth, Janet 66 Stryzew skl. Mark 230. 237 Stryzewski. Scott 109. 152 Stuck. Bradley 60 Stuermer. Rhonda 60. 242 Stueven, Tammy 54, 141 Stundahl, Verna 33 Sucher, Karol66, 215. 263 Sulzdorf, Tab 148 Sulzdorf.Todd58, 217. 263 Surprenant. Tom 191, 271 Suss, Sharon 66 Svanoe, Rolf 102. 217. 258. 260 Swanson. Joyce 54, 203, 212. 232, 233, 264 Swanson, Tanna 54, 257 Swearlgen. Jill 31 Swenson. Debbie 54, 117 Swenson, GingI 264 Swenson, Kevin 88. 242, 250 Swenson, Nancy 127, 150, 151, 154, 203, 248 Swift. GInny 88. 200 Sydnes. Bob 30 Talntor. Sue 55. 263 Terhaar. Bob 131 Terhaar. Jackie 66 Terry. Clark 256 Terveen, Joyce 55, 201. 204. 228, 230 Tesar. Lynn 203 Thiele, Dan 66 Thomas, John 44, 173 Thomas, Mary 100, 101,114, 213, 255, 263 Thomas, Roger 44, 166 Thompson, Barb 88 Thompson, Clark 211 Thompson, Doug 55, 271 Thompson, J. D. 44 Thompson. Dr. Jorgen 28 Thompson. Kay 66. 132 Thompson. Linda 60 Thomsen, Kelly 60 Thomsen, Renita 258 Thoreson, Dr. Elliot 38 Thoreson, Mark 220, 239 Thoresen.Su 66, 213,258 Thorson, Chris 55 Thurmer, Pat60,271 Tieszen, Larry 44 Tieszen, Nancy 55 Tietjen. Dalt 55 Till. Lila 55 Titterington, Sheryl 88. 103, 104, 106, 158, 220, 239, 242 Tjaden, Terry 60 Tobin, Marian 55, 217 Toft, Diana 137 Tomes, Violetta 66 Torness, Bill61,182 Toufar, Sherm 88, 248, 254 Tow, Valerie 55 Trankel, Joan 29 Traub, Doug 66 Trowbridge. Winifred 55, 152 Trumble, Deborah 55, 257 Trumm, Janice 217, 258 Trushenski, Larry 183, 184, 246, 254 Tryggestad, Dave 219. 240 Tschetter, Elaine 31 Tuff, Marilyn 55 Tunnell.Jeri88 Tweet. Ernie 103. 166. 191 Tweeten. Lori271 Uken, Patsy 61 Ullom. Susan 88 Unruh, Vivian 264 Unzicker, Steve 88 Van Beek, Carol 88 Van Beek, Patsy 240, 254 Van Beek, Sherry 61 Van Bockern, Tom 195, 197 Van Kley, Karen 61, 138, 202, 252 Van Maanen, Deb 164, 199, 242 Van Twisk, Roger 61 Van Zee, Margie 66 Vance, Barb 95, 214 Vandeberg, Kevin 228 Vander Griff, Garrett 83, 88, 217.222 Vandervelde, Kristi 54. 201 Van Dyke. Joanne 55 Van Hove. Lyie 55 Varney, Karen 61 Vaska. Kevin 55. 258 Vegge. Martha 256, 258 VerHoeven, Deb88 Vermeer, Marlene 88, 210 Vermeer, Pat 102,271 Vermeer, Wanda 61 Vetter, Gene 214, 219, 220, 237 Vetter, Jim 96 Victor, Don 240 Vigness, Dan 89 Vircks, Angle 75, 89, 222 Vircks. Brad 142 Virgil. Dennis 181 Viste, Arlen 44 Vogt, Jay D. 55, 224. 228. 232 Voigt. Robin 55 Volzke.Gayle89 ! Voth, Florie 55 Vreugdenhil, Jean 55 Wagner, Barb 55 Wagner, Steven 66 Walbruch, Elissa 61 Waldner, Loretha 55, 257, 262 Walker, Gary 173 Wall, Eunice 66 Wallenberg, Steven 89 Walter, Terry 66, 256, 258 Walz.Brenda89 Ward, Alexa 55 Ward, Deb 55, 212 Watt. Michael 55 Weatherill, Donna 263 Weber. Dianne 152 Wegner, Jim 228 Weinreis. Brian 55, 193 Wencil, Cary 55, 191, 228, 262 Wst, Michael 61 Westra, Beth 61 Wetzberger, Wayne 61, 179, 181, 252 Weybright, Ken 55, 262 Wheeler, Beth 61 Whitney, Chester B. 29 Wiegman, Rose 55 Wiens, Darla61,118 Wiens, Devon 55, 263 Wierda, Brad 166 Wierenga, Julie 55, 198 Wigstadt, Dave 89, 213, 217 Wika,Glen44 Wilber,Jeff 173, 192,214 Wilcox. Greg 55, 193 Wiley, Kim 55, 257 Williams, Denise 149, 198, 206 Williams, Helen 32 Williams, Mike 222, 263 Williamson, Robbie 55 Winge, Paul61,263 Winger, Paula 217, 271 Winkel, Bert66,212, 225 Winsor, Jerry 221 Winters, Barbara 61, 203 Wischoff, Dan 248 Witt, Kathy 55 Wittmer, Lynn 66 Wofford,Darla31 Wofford, Mark 208 Wogen, Dave 166, 181 Wolfe, Jonetta 55. 228 Wolfe, Steve 166, 246 Wolfgram, Galen 66, 240 Wolfswinkel. Linda 89 Wollin,Ann244. 271 Wollin, Cathy 55 Wong, Stan 208 Wong, Steve 218 Wood, Jennifer 66. 136, 258 Wornson, John 182 Wrage, Tracy 61 Wright, Pam 212, 240, 254 Wudel, Joel 96, 213 Wynia, Jean 89 Yargus, Anita 55, 222 Yeager, Anson 219 Yong Sung, Park 208 Yorde,Jon55, 191,228 York, Darlena 55 Yost, Laurie 55. 258 Young. Peter 211 Zainudin, Zuirman 89. 212. 218, 270 Zaske, Sue219 Zebill,Jana61 Zelinsky. Dave 89. 103. 164. 165,166,171,214,220,236, 240 Zelle, Pam66. 137, 240 Zeller, Becki271 Zimbelman, Kirk 61 Zook. Debbie 55, 129. 204. 232 iMrvcv YOU CAM SEE FOREVER AMD EVER AMD EVER AMD EVERMORE 281 FOREVER IS MORE THAN ... . . . SOMEWHERE BEYOND THE FARTHEST HORIZON ... A DIMENSION UNLIMITED BY TIME AND SPACE v i ' -i -r ' â–  â– . i . ' : ; -?; •v- w ;«V,5 msmMi ' ' ' â–  â–  â– j i . . . AROUND US, WITHIN US, FOREVER IS K i :rtf V rv .. CREATED IN THE IMAGE OF GOD. GOD IS FOREVER AND GOD IS LOVE. . IN LOVE WE SEE FOREVER. iSM . . . CARING, SHARING, GIVING OURSELVES TO ANOTHER, . . . KNOWING THE ONE WHO CREATED MOUNTAINS, FORESTS, OCEANS RAIN, SPACE, EVERYTHING, . . . LISTENING, SEEING, FEELING, DOING, BEING. P . . WONDERING. QUESTIONING, SEARCHING FOR VALUE, . . . BECOMING AWARE OF SELF, OF LIFE. GOD, WHO ART LOVE AND FOREVER. TEACH US TO SEE FOREVER CLEARLY. ?Rf, 287 jjrfcjr . ffldS ' ssKKH Editor Assistant Editor Business Manager .... Technical Advisor Director of Photography ON A CLEAR DAY YOU ' LL SEE WHO. . . . .Steve Lamb . . Dan Mallette . . . .Gil Hartigan SandieStapela .Mark Lundquist v oordinator Designers . . . . Debbie Zook Nancy Schmidt Jay D. Vogt Coordinator Designers . â– THEGLOWIOFyoyR BE NG ' CTUtSHiNES EVRY ST yce Swanson fy Famestad «ie Iverson Coordini Designers; ' ' Coordinator Designer Advertising Salesman M Photographers f . ' I ' , n Ka ras fcy Sletten .â–  . Lihda Barlow jctoria Frank Vv. eHieryi Mallette . ..; Julia Silvrants . . . . ' V Linda Alford ! Kerry Burtis . ' : ! .IVIarioCandia - • ' Tom Farmer â–  Gary Garrett â–  ' rf. , - ' Mark Story ' U ? ' . . ' .Gary Straight ' ' ' I ' KellyThomsen â–  ' ' Rrad Vircks Contributing Photographefs:,Y hil Aaker, Ron Anderson, Sandy AndCTSoii; Mary Auen. erialq Balcer. Linda Barlow. Elise Fedde! Brgnt Haglund, Jon Matthews, Linda Merrill-. G ry Ree ' d, Debbie Reynolds. Kevin Sletten. Dave Sonnichsen, Tom Surprenant, Zuirman Zainiidin, Becky ' Zeller, CREDITS: All cover photography by Mark Lundquist. Forever is ... by Rev. Kent L. Johnson. ON A CLEAR DAY (YOU CAN SEE FOREVER) fright© 1965 by Alan Jay Lerner and Burton Lane Used by permission of Chappell Co.. Inc. I Augustana College SIOUX FULS Cetn-cer SKirlex FisWer ft 5HIICU1V f sj tJt N ' am.e ViDluLiiteex c o N V E N T I O N m ' -. «?«BB. ' «V •  J tt DA 7S uaBBtttMCMumamimnn 0 ' w KiQ-Tm-imiif- â– â– ; niv : ' ■• ' . On that clear day you can see forever and ever and ever and evermore! :;i; .i Â