Luther College - Pioneer Yearbook (Decorah, IA)

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EII.lCRT STEVEN KII,I.IE AMPHICTYONIC CLIFFORD, NORTH DAKOTA For I am nothing if not critical. Killie was graduated from the Luther Prepara- tory department in 1920. He has an unusually large supply of the pep , which is so characteristic of the men from North Dakota. That he is very :un- bitious is attested by the fact that he is going through college in three years. But he does other things besides studying. He is associate editor of College Chips, manager of basketball, and an active baseball player. GUNNAR JOHANNES BIALMIN Gull IRVING ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA i There's 'music in all things, if men have ears. Cub is a man of scholarly and systematic hab- its, whose high scholastic achievements bear witness to his ability. An excellent student, he still finds time for extra-curriculum activities. His specialty is music. He has gained recognition as a composer. The cantata Morning, Noon, and Night at Luther was consummate proof of his talent. Gub,' has been a member of the Concert Band for six years. He sings in the Glee Club, and is musical editor of Chips KARSTEN OLAF NELSON Cassie AMPHICTYONIC MAYVILLE, NORTH DAKOTA A life of ease is a difficult pursuit. Cussie joined our ranks from Mayville High School. He is a man Of brilliant mentality who is capable of great things. Though not over-diligent, he is a good student. He was a member of the Amphic debating team 1920-21. Cussie's athletic abilities are along the line of tennis and he has taken a keen interest in this sport. This year he is manager of the tennis team. He is exchange editor of College Chips. Page .51

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CLARENCE IflERDINAND FJELSTUI. AMPHICTYONIC RIDGEVVAY, Iowix It is the wixe head lhat 'makes the still tongue. Fjelstul is thoroughly acquainted at Luther Col- lege, as he spent four years in the Preparatory department before entering the College. He is genial and friendly, but does not use any unnecessary words. He is a consistent student, limiting his ath- letic activities to class events. His particular hobby, especially on Wednesday afternoons, is to read the papers in Muspelheim. :EDWVARD SELMER HOXIITEN f.Ed.. DECORAH, IOWA Bleu of few 'words are the best men. Ed also received his preparatory training at Luther College. Though he has good reason to feel proud of his achievements, he is very modest and unassuming. He is not only a good student, but also an excellent athlete. In basketball he is an eflicient forward, and in baseball he has gained fame as a pitcher. Ed always selects a bat which has the name Mildred carved on it, for he seems to be inspired to greater edorts by the thought of a Mildred far away. JUSTIN CLARENCE IVERSON 'fJuiey AMPHICTYONIC RIDGEWAY, IOVVA 'il blithe heart makes a blooming visayef' Juicy attended high school at Ridgeway for two years and then came to I.uther College to finish his preparatory work. In Juicy,' we have a good example of the typical college student, for he mixes athletic activities with his studies in about the right proportions. He takes part in all the major sports. In football he is particularly good at tackle. He has played in the Concert Band for several years. Page 30

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IGDGAR N. NORDGAARD Ed AMPHICTYONIC MANKATU, MINNESOTA So murli, one man. can do Who does both act 1111.11 think. Ed's popularity with the boys and with the fair sex is not to be wondered at, for he is a jolly good fellow. lle was president of his class in his freshman year. Ile has made a name for himself in athletics by his work on the gridiron, basketball floor, and track. He is Captain of our football team this year. lle is treasurer of the Boarding Club and one of the senior directors of College Chips. SY1,r1asT PEDER CJRYVOLI. Kilt AMPHICTYONIC ivmonooic, Nolrru 1mKo'rA 'flfrwryy fmrl determination rzrveomplish great things. Some men take to one thing, some to another, others take to all things. Bilt is of the latter class. He was president of his class in his sophomore year. Ile is an accomplished vocal soloist, and is baritone soloist of the Luther College Glee Club. He sang the bass solos in the Messiah last winter. He was president of the College Glee Club in his sopho- more and junior years. He plays baritone in the Concert Band. He has played halfback on the foot- ball team since his sophomore year, and outfield on the baseball team since his freshmen year. He is one of the two senior directors of College Chips and manager of the Boarding Club. ALVIN DIAXWVELL 13AULS0N AMPHICTYONIC P01t'l'I.AND, NORTH DAKOTA '21 friend that's strzunrvh and true. Paulson is an alumnus of Brutlat Academy, Portland, North,Dakota. He is always good-natured, and has a friendly greeting for every one. He is a man whom friends can depend upon. He ranks well as a student, and carries his share of outside ac- tivities. He heads the Literary department of Col- lege Chips, and is manager of the baseball team, a position which he well deserved because of his work when assistant manager. Paae 82