St Olaf College - Viking Yearbook (Northfield, MN)

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SUMMER SCHOOL jf lKl893 LOADS up for a qulcl: - excursion lo Healh Creek and a picnic supper. Carolyn Hanson, Elred Benson, Kafhleen Johnson, Marlene Giersef, Glennys Riichie, Ellie Marien, Barb Rudolph, Sandy Helmen, Carolyn Blomberg. Miss Engebreison, Julie Sorenson, Kafhy Lundy, Frilzi Hermann, Sonia Scharpe, Mrs. Anderson.

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HAAKON CARLSON, discour aged with Ytterboe food, squeezes naplrins on which he has been nibbling: Hahn displays ol' DFL Qflfli all bringing convulsive laugh- ter fo surrounding counselors. Last summer, St. Olaf included a six-week sum- mer session in its schedule. A wide variety of courses was offered, accelerated to condense a semester's work into six weeks-a perfect oppor- tunity for students to take needed or desired courses without having to carry over sixteen credits during the normal school year, the desire of any normal college student. Several buildings were kept quite busy during this six weeks of academic pursuit. Mohn Hall was frequented primarily because it was the Women's dormitory, and Ytterboe Hall was fre- quented because it had a cafeteriag the library was visited because of books, classes, and chapel exercises. There was an abimdance of work, but there was an abundance of sunny days and warm

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