St Olaf College - Viking Yearbook (Northfield, MN)

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ENDRE B ANDERSON, A B Alhletzc Coach A 13 St Olaf College 1914 Coach at Yates Center Kansas, 1914 16 Rochester Mum 1916 18 Rlver Falls Normal WIGCODSIII 191819 St Olaf College, 1919 It zsnz necessanly llf. nglrl mal Izcrnuse 11 11 uell beann fle.,,A36l HILDURE E ANDERSON, M S Home Economzcs Nfember of the .Alllellildll Fede1at1on of Arts Iota S1 1na P1 B S 1918 UDIVSISIIY of Mmnesota Graduate Work 1921 Un1 versxty of C.111CdgO M S 1925 Untvelstty of Mmnesota Hlgll School Wotle at Belgrade Mmnesota and Yaktma Washmgton Home ECOIIOIUICS St Olaf College I mr! I art 1 L11 Im 1' Il rltugnrhzrftz struggle Robert 1111111 f'f,,Z4,1u..e,?, WILLIAM CLARILNCE BENSON, A M Hzstorg A B St Olaf Collebe 1906 Teache1 of H1 tory Arla Mmne sota 190610 Candulate of Theology U C Semmary 1913 A M UHIVCISIIQ of Wtsconsm Summer 1915 Professor of Hlstory St Olaf 191319 Studled at CIIICZIUO UHIVCISIIY 1919 20 Professor of Hxstorv St Olaf College 1920 Ordamed 1921 Socrates sud Ixn w Lhys ll I 1r Cyn url Bc. tltysvl G1:oRc1:O Brno PH D Greek Regzstrar A B St Olaf Colle e 1899 Ph D Johns Hopkms U111vers1ty St Olaf College 1899 1900 1903 04 190506 Professor of Greek Wlttenherg College Sprmgheld Oh1o 190610 Professor of Greek St Olaf 1910 Re 1stra1 1915 Member of P111 Beta Kappa HOIIOIHIY F1ate1n1ty -Ilvajs 14 Ik at rl you lrr' gomg olumhc e J ARNDT BERGII B M JMIISIC D1rerfor of Band Graduated flom Sl Olaf Academy 1900 A B St Olaf Colle 1904 Luther Semmary, 1907 C T B M St Olaf School ol Muslc 1911 Dtrector of Musto Department Red Wmf, Sem1 nary 191116 Teacher at Augustana College Canton S D 191611 D1rec.tor of Same 191718 Dnector of Music Depalt ment Aubustarla Collebe 1mlNo1mal Sioux Falls S D 1918 19 Ass1stant D1recto1 of the 1VIlIb1l, Department St Olaf College 1919 The performance of a symlhnny 1 1111 1:1 cres mio an sudden lung s 1ls br ul rs t Ir g 1 u 1 sl rv of u lt on 0 us Tzueniy One , . Q . 1 I 9 ,Q 4 , .V . Q . - D . 4 I I . . 1 1 - -1 1 1 1 1 . - y . , . . ' ' Y 1 ' f- 1 . ', '. Y 5 . 4 4 l 1 . . . . A q g 3 ' 's 1 Q 1 . 1 1 ' l . . r t X . l . . u . 7 ' ' '7 ! 7 1 ' T I 1 f a 1 1 ' 17 , . . .f 1' c 11 's 1: , ru nf . .' ' :1 1 '. - , ' r - 's ' U 1 1 ' 5 '1 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 - - 1 1 - -1 ' 1 'Q 1 ' . v Q . . U . l . F 7 ' 5 7 9 1 ' ' V. 1 - 1 '1 - ' 1', 11 'u' . 'ez 'r.v', ' J. ,- 1 . 1 . , . . 1 ' ' 'v - L' 1 1 - 11 , 19035 Studxed U1 Germany, France, and Italy, 1904-05g Instructor, - l 1 ' 1 ' 5 ' ' 1 . 2 1 1 I 1 ' 1 9 '1 - 1 '1- g ' '1 'S ' . 1 '. Ju A . ' f 1 . ' s v r . l I 1 - -1 I n ,, 1 , , 11 , 1 , ' 1 1 ' '9 ' 1 gee 11 . , . . Q . ., . 1 , Q ' ' ' , 1 . . 7 - 3 . . . U . , , ' ls , Z . . , - Z , A -, . H , cr 1 rr i - , - , . ., .. 1 ' - - I ' V 1 - ' ' 1 1 U' , ' cf' 1 s, rl fl 1- 5 ' -untif passages. inlffrxpe 11-11 uri I1 . 11 ic 1 Lu' nic, ix bu! 11 . 11, 1 1 1 1

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i Lsns W. BOE, D. D., LL. D. President of St. Olaf College A BETTER ST. OLAP The idea that catches the imagination nf ther American public more easily than any other, is the itlca of Uhignessu --il' I may he permitted to use thc word. As a people, we are comparatively young. We are living in thc midst of things that are truly big. The country ls hig. The possibilities along practically every line nre big. So the idea of Uhignessn grips us. From time to time at St. Olaf wt- imtke utlvttnevxs. uurl the atlvance is always lmiletl as tm indication of a Bigger St. Olaf. And we rejoice in the vision of tx St. Olaf big enough to measure up to the mngnificent opportunities round about us. St. Olaf, however, is hit: enough fur the present. What a future generation may do n prophet can foretcll. What we need to stress totlay is a f'Better St. Olaf. The directing the development of the institution the next ten or liftecn years, should be to it can adequately care for the attcntlunce it now has. After all, it is not quantity, but it comes to the question of a Bigger St. Olaf, thc students can contribute something, many respects it is tnercly a question uf money. Wlien it comes to a Better St. O l with the College, none but aim and purpose of those put it in such shape. that quality that counts. When though not very much. In af. every student, faculty member, and friend, can contribute, liccausc the Better St, Olaf is not necessarily tied up to thc material atlvanec- ment of the College. In most instances we -shall lind that the contributions toward a better college lic within the realm of the spiritual and intellectual. Let us become propagnndists for this idea. We do not need a bigger world. We want one that is better. W'e do not necessarily want to see our country bigger, but us loyal citizens we do wish to make it better. As to St. Olaf-it is not the quantity, but the quality of the work done the next ten years that will tell the story. Ttuenty

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PAUL BOLLENBACHER, A. M. German A. B., University of Michigan, 1914, A. M., 1918, On Leave, 1918- 19 for War Service, On Leave, 1920-21, Traveled Abroad and Studied -at the University of Strasshurg and University of Leip- zig, Professor of German, St. Olaf College, 1914-. Was du ererbt von niainen Vatern hast, Erwirb es um es zu besitzenf' - UL! 5 C73,L1a...l.,,1f,,, JULIUS BORAAS, M. L., PH. D. Educatiorz. B. L., University of Minnesota, 1895, Instructor, Red Wing Sem- inary, 1895-99, M. L., University of Minnesota, 1898,.Ph. D., 1918, Superintendent of Schools in Goodhue Co., Minn., 1899- 19103 Professor of Education and Philosophy, St. Olaf College, 1910-, Member of Phi Beta Kappa Honorary Fraternity, Mem- her of State Board of Education. 1919, President of Same, Member of Phi Delta Kappa Fraternity. The most important neerl of an education for democracy is the zleveloplneat aj active ana' abiding interests in lhase things which promote general welfare. EDVIN BRYE, A. M. Education, Philosophy A. B., Red Wing Seminary, A. M., Unive1'sity of Chicago, At- tended Red Wing Seminary, 191016, University of Wiscoxisixi, First Semester, 1916-17, Chicago Lutheran Seminary, Second Semester, 1916-17, University of Chicago, 1917-18, 1920-22, Had Charge of Elini Lutheran Church, Chicago, 1917-18, Su- perintendent of Boys' Dormitory and Instructor in Science and Mathematics, Pleasant View Luther College, 1918-20, Assistant Professor of Education and Philosophy, St. ,Olaf College, 1922-. This one thing I do, said Paul. He conctfntrutetl all his egorc inla one channel, sat his heart and mind on one great task. This char- acteristic is wurlh imitating in this age. X F. MELIUS CHRISTIANSEN, MUS. D. Music, Director of Choir Graduated from the Northwestern Conservatory of Music, Min- neapolis, 1896, Studied at the Royal Conservatory of Music, Leipzig, 1897-99, Instructor at the Northwestern Conservatory of Music, 1899-1904, Professor of Music at St. Olaf College, 1904--. Seek the truth and have the courage af your convictions. CLARENCE ARTHUR CLAUSEN, A. B. Norwegian A. B., St. Olaf College, 1923, Studied at the Royal Frederik University of Oslo, Norway, 1923-24, Instructor in Norwegian, St. Olaf College, 1924-, Talla Scholarship, 1922, Norwegian Lu- theran Church Scholarship, 1923. A better burden may no man bear, For wftnderings wide than tuisrlamf' if - Twe-n ty-Two