Seniors MARION J. JACOBSON PHYSICAL EDUCATION Racine, Wisconsin. Minor, Christianity; W.A.A., Chor- al Club, Norse Club, Luther League, Mission Society, Park Board Basketball. ARNOLD O. JERGENSON HISTORY Donnelly, Minnesota. Minors, French, Greek; Choir, Mission Society, Baseball, Track. ESTHER B... Show moreSeniors MARION J. JACOBSON PHYSICAL EDUCATION Racine, Wisconsin. Minor, Christianity; W.A.A., Chor- al Club, Norse Club, Luther League, Mission Society, Park Board Basketball. ARNOLD O. JERGENSON HISTORY Donnelly, Minnesota. Minors, French, Greek; Choir, Mission Society, Baseball, Track. ESTHER B. JOHNSON ENGLISH Minneota, Minnesota. Minor, Speech; Echo Staff, Lu- ther League, Debate. EVERETTE N. JOHNSON SOCIAL SCIENCE Rot/(ford, Illinois. Minor, Sociology. HARVEY M. JOHNSON GRrLR Upsala, Minm’sota. Minor. Sociology. HILBERT M. JOHNSON HISTORY Minneapolis, Minnrsoia. Minors. Philosophy, Greek. LILLIAN J. JOHNSON SOCIOLOGY Racine, Wisconsin. Minor, Religion; Drama Club. Lu— ther League, Mission Society, Augsburgian Staff. Chor— al Club. OLIVER E. JOHNSON BIOLOGY McVillr, Norf/J Dakota. Minor, Chemistry; Choral Club, Aristotelian Society, Toastmaster's Club. Show less
EDWARD K. YOSHIKAWA MATHEMATICS Sacramento, California. Minor, Philosophy. Seniors Not Pictured FRANK L. ARIO BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Mankato, Minnesota. Minors, Greek and Physical Edu- cation; Baseball, Hockey, Student Council, Student Body President. GORDON N. BERNTSON SOCIOLOGY Edinburg, North... Show moreEDWARD K. YOSHIKAWA MATHEMATICS Sacramento, California. Minor, Philosophy. Seniors Not Pictured FRANK L. ARIO BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Mankato, Minnesota. Minors, Greek and Physical Edu- cation; Baseball, Hockey, Student Council, Student Body President. GORDON N. BERNTSON SOCIOLOGY Edinburg, North Dakota. Minor, Greek; Norse Club, Mission Society, Luther League, Intramural Softball. RICHARD L. BRAUN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Minneapolis, Minnesota. Minor, Physical Education. DAVE CALDERWOOD BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Minneapolis, Minnesota. Minor, Physical Education; Football, Hockey, Track, “A” Club. GEORGE CAPETZ PHYSICAL EDUCATION St. Paul, Minnesota. Minor, History. ORVILLE ERICRSON CHEMIsTRY Roseau, Minnesota. Minor, Mathematics. RAYMOND D. ERICRSON BUSINEss ADMINISTRATION Minneapolis, Minnesota. Minors, Accounting, Sociology. OLIVER V. EVERSON HIsTORY Corsica, South Dakota. Minor, Christianity. HOWARD A. HALVERSON BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Gully, Minnesota. Minor, Social Science. FRED W. HEDBERG HISTORY Minneapolis, Minnesota. Minor, English; Mission So- any. ERNEST C. HONE BUSINI:S§ ADMINISTRATION Hop/tins, Minnesota. Minor, Sociology; Basketball, "A" Club, Who’s Who In American Colleges and Univer— SItIes. EVERET R. JOHNSON HISTORY Rockford, Illinois. Minor, Sociology; Mission Society. Luther League. MAE JOHNSON CHRISI'IANIIY Carpio, North Dakota. Minor, Music; Choir, Mission Society, Norse Club. RICHARD F. JONES PHYSICAL EDUCATION Minneapolis, Minnesota. Minor, History; Basketball. 5. LUTHER KLEVEN ENGLISH Minneapolis, Minnesota. Minors, History, Music; Choir, Luther League, President, Norse Club, President of Sophomore Class, Vice-President of Freshman Class. ELDEN O. LANDVIR HISTORY Minneapolis, Minnesota. Minor, Social Science; Mission Society. CYRUS R. LIDEEN BUSINEss ADMINIsTRAIION Minneapolis, Minnesota. Minor, History. ROBERT T. MICHELsEN BUSINLss Minneapolis, Minnesota. Minor, History; Band—Pres- ident. Show less
Faculty J] NNII' SKURIMI mu 1) AKA/Klan] I’mfmwr 11f Minn (hone), 50m kt, l’mfm wr of Mut/H’ma/im I’AUI SONNAL k Im/rm‘lm’ in C/mn‘b Nix/m") PAUL SPUONl-R Im/rm‘lm‘ in Bmim'n Lulu JOHN M. SII-NWAM. I’rufrum' of ()[J Tm/umvu/ um/ (T/H'hl/k/m'l)‘ l’. A. SVHm-N I’rufvum' (1f ling/I'M AhNI s B.... Show moreFaculty J] NNII' SKURIMI mu 1) AKA/Klan] I’mfmwr 11f Minn (hone), 50m kt, l’mfm wr of Mut/H’ma/im I’AUI SONNAL k Im/rm‘lm’ in C/mn‘b Nix/m") PAUL SPUONl-R Im/rm‘lm‘ in Bmim'n Lulu JOHN M. SII-NWAM. I’rufrum' of ()[J Tm/umvu/ um/ (T/H'hl/k/m'l)‘ l’. A. SVHm-N I’rufvum' (1f ling/I'M AhNI s B. TANLJIRI) lilmniun GI RA} 1) THURS] N lnx/rlu‘lur in ling/All Show less
liar/c mu'. left (0 rig/1f: C. Storley, T. Berkland, l). Hume, Christopherson, L. l). R. (Iarlstcdt, li. Lewis, 1). Farm, Ii. mu‘, [1']! Ir) rig/1!: M. i’li‘llf; ~I. [\nenson, K. Tweed, A. Halverson, johnson, (l. limherson, N. Botten. 4H1 mu, left fl) rig/J! R. Huglen, L. Larson, Hamre. S. Hanson... Show moreliar/c mu'. left (0 rig/1f: C. Storley, T. Berkland, l). Hume, Christopherson, L. l). R. (Iarlstcdt, li. Lewis, 1). Farm, Ii. mu‘, [1']! Ir) rig/1!: M. i’li‘llf; ~I. [\nenson, K. Tweed, A. Halverson, johnson, (l. limherson, N. Botten. 4H1 mu, left fl) rig/J! R. Huglen, L. Larson, Hamre. S. Hanson, M. \Vinquist, ir‘i/ mu, (cf! In riglwl: S. Blake, V. Peterson, 0. Hielle. L. Ekblad, H. Svendsen, C. Berntson, H. Haller. l". Landwerk, V. Carlson, G. l’arizek. I). Skonnord, G. Dahlbcrg. 2m] rou', [i'fl In rig/if: K. 'I'horsgaril. M. Felland, l. Nornes, E. [)itmanson. A. Bueide, F. Binder, Emerson, D. l‘irickwn. B. (iryth. I’mnf \V'ilberg. R. Aaskov, C. Framstad, Tn‘usllri'r; H. Skonnord. P.T.[.. Si'rn'lar)’; J. Peterson, Pri's- Neilsen. chn'lar)‘; F. Ario. Vire-prcrh/vut; C. Kleven. I). Strommcn. Berg. Luther League HE Augsburg Luther League is one of the two religious organizations on campus which seek to provide an opportunity for Christian fellowship and witnessing, especially for on- campus students who are not members of a city church. The organization has a monthly fellowship meeting on the third Friday of each month, is responsible for the mid—week service on the first Thursday of the month, and works in co- operation with the Luther League Federation of the Lutheran Free Church and the Lu- theran Students’ Association of America. The group is divided into five service committees following the Every Member Plan. This year the Youth Evangelism Committee under the leadership of Clarence Framstad spon- sored youth rallies in different parts of Minnesota and other states. Frank Ario and his Com- munity Service Committee began several new projects in the neighborhood such as sponsor- ing program and parties for the families in the community, organizing play groups for the boys and girls, and having street meetings on Seven Corners. The Hospital Choir under the leadership of James Peterson continued its work at the Deac- oness Hospital and worked in conjunction with the Community Choir in singing at convales- cent home throughout the city. Harriet Skonnord's Spiritual Growth Committee promoted the work of the Pocket Testament League and the Grow Series Bible Memorization plan on campus, as well as giving programs on P.T.L. in different congregations. The Community Choir under the direction of Jeanette Nielsen sang at the street meetings at Seven Corners, and assisted in several of the Youth Rallies and served at convalescent homes throughout the City. Show less
Bar/z row, left to rig/Jf: G. Peterson, R. Smith, D. johnson, D. Hagen, T. Straiton, 1i. Hone, Semen:ry—Trmxurm'; J. Davis, W’. Holtc, R. Peterson. gn/ row, left to rig/1!: R. Howells, M. Thorson, G. jesperson, B. Hagc, L. Morseth, M. Knudsen, W. Kidder. R. Madryga, J. Norton. 2m! row, left [a... Show moreBar/z row, left to rig/Jf: G. Peterson, R. Smith, D. johnson, D. Hagen, T. Straiton, 1i. Hone, Semen:ry—Trmxurm'; J. Davis, W’. Holtc, R. Peterson. gn/ row, left to rig/1!: R. Howells, M. Thorson, G. jesperson, B. Hagc, L. Morseth, M. Knudsen, W. Kidder. R. Madryga, J. Norton. 2m! row, left [a rig/.71: P. Ronholm, P. Romano. V. Andrews, R. An— derson, \V'. Brennan, J. Hruska, H. Peterson. R. Swenson. D. Slarks. Front row, left to rig/If: T. Bue. R. Berg, \V'. Kuross, R. Howells, President; A. Johnson. No! pictured: M. Romfo, Vice-[wreiii/eut. “A” Club OT TO BE outdone by the girls. the fellows on campus also have an exclusive organization. Known as the “An Club. the organization is open to all men who have earned letters in an) sports ac~ tivities during their college days at Augsburg. Presently club membership is well over four hundred. The club serves to unite past and present Auggie athletes in a close fellowship, This year the club has done much to further the cause of athletics at Augsburg. It has sponsored the concession stand at games. The proceeds from this were used to promote athletic events. During the high school basketball tournament. the “A” Club sponsored a get together for fu- ture college athletes and they acquainted the boys with Augsburg and its athletic program. Each year at Homecoming. the Club spon- sors a banquet for all “A” Club Alumni. This year for the first time. a Father’s and Sons banquet was held for the football team. Pe- riodically, information regarding athletics at Augsburg is sent out to all alumni members of the organization. SELLING POP AT THE (.AMF. Show less
Sfanding. left In rig/7!: F. Campbell. [.. Moderow. P. Konsterlie. W'. Halverson. Andress. Sealer]. left In right: I). Erickmn, B. Mumon, R. Huglen. D. Ditmarson. L. Paulson. Augsburgian AST SEPTEMBER, as we made our way down to Room [I of the new Science Build- ing, we could hardly believe our... Show moreSfanding. left In rig/7!: F. Campbell. [.. Moderow. P. Konsterlie. W'. Halverson. Andress. Sealer]. left In right: I). Erickmn, B. Mumon, R. Huglen. D. Ditmarson. L. Paulson. Augsburgian AST SEPTEMBER, as we made our way down to Room [I of the new Science Build- ing, we could hardly believe our eyes. But there it was! A new office, completely fur- nished, just for the Augst’mrgiun. \Vhat a decided improvement over last year’s facilities in Old Main! "Progress Made Manifest" certainly was evident at good old Auggie Tech. Finally, after months of planning and working, your annual, the Augsburgian, has been published. It has been a pleasure for the staff to put out this book, and we hope it will be a pleasure for you to read it. Throughout the annual, it has been our aim to portray life as it is at Augsburg, your school—a school where Christ is the center of all activities. In a way of special thanks, we wish to show our appreciation to Miss Pederson, our faculty adviser, for her assistance; also to the Camera Club for their work on the individual class pictures, and to all those non-staff students who have helped us in various ways. Also a hearty thanks to our engraver, Mr. Art Segal, and to our printer, the Messenger Press. Show less
Huck mu, [if] to rig/if: I). Oren. gl. Kroll, _I. Garland R. Peterson, \Vallcr, /\. Lalim, R. Howells, A. {\mschlcr. I). Steineke. H. Davis. B. Becken. «I. johnxon, K. Thorsgard. 2m/ rou'. [i‘f/ to rig/r1: L. ling. B. (iryth. (L. Peterson. M, Olson. 1). Hal]. (i. Thompson. G. Anderson. C. Nelson.... Show moreHuck mu, [if] to rig/if: I). Oren. gl. Kroll, _I. Garland R. Peterson, \Vallcr, /\. Lalim, R. Howells, A. {\mschlcr. I). Steineke. H. Davis. B. Becken. «I. johnxon, K. Thorsgard. 2m/ rou'. [i‘f/ to rig/r1: L. ling. B. (iryth. (L. Peterson. M, Olson. 1). Hal]. (i. Thompson. G. Anderson. C. Nelson. I'irrml mu‘, (eff lo rig/if: [5,. Alberg. B. I,.in1., S. W'alther. C. Hockoi. [,. Kube. P. Baker. I". Ditmanson. Echo HE CLACKING of noisy typewriters producing a lack of silence ing of enthusiastic journalistically minded students producing lasting friendships —— and the laughing and talk— intermingling of thoughts, moods, and minds—and last but certainly not least, shorts of n u "copy, pics," and "deadline" all this goes into publishing Augsburg's bi-Weekly, the Et‘bo. h sou lHlNk Hus I‘ILIURI Is mun, "Hi-Ho, Miss Puss? THis ls En Alarm.— IURN Io DAM 41 AUGSBURL. EcHo" Show less
President’s and Business Manager's Office lyfl In rig/if: Mrs. 0. Rognc. B. Hngclie. Deans’ Office and Teachers’PlacementBureau Iii-fl In rig/.71: I. Brusmd, M. Hamilton, C. Scabcrg. Public Relations Office Left to rig/Al; K. Sorenson. Bueidc, \'. Stockmoc, R. Moldenhaucr.
| 11/} fl I’d/J Faculty [on KIFFFR lm/rurhrr in Pinwiml FJm‘a/‘irm PHILle KILDAHL Axwriale meevsor of Hixfnry MIMI KINMLFY lmtrm‘for in Span/Id.) BFRNHARDT j. Kl EVEN Professor of Hiv/ory am, (internment MARGARET KLINNER lmtruelor in Home Economics BJARNE LANDA Axxon'ale Professor 0/ Germanic... Show more| 11/} fl I’d/J Faculty [on KIFFFR lm/rurhrr in Pinwiml FJm‘a/‘irm PHILle KILDAHL Axwriale meevsor of Hixfnry MIMI KINMLFY lmtrm‘for in Span/Id.) BFRNHARDT j. Kl EVEN Professor of Hiv/ory am, (internment MARGARET KLINNER lmtruelor in Home Economics BJARNE LANDA Axxon'ale Professor 0/ Germanic Languagm CLAYTON LEFEVERE Instructor in Speech LARS LILLEHEI Professor Emeritus of Systematic Theology and Greek Show less
Seniors ROBLR‘I' L. SCHROEDER HIS‘IORY, ENGLISH Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin. PALMER E. SEVIG SOCIAL SCIENCE Minot, Nari/J Dakota. Minor, Christianity; Luther League, Male Chorus, Vice—President, Norse Club. DONALD P. SIVERTSON MATHEMATICS Marim‘l/v, Wismmin. Minor, Chemistry. lnIramural Football,... Show moreSeniors ROBLR‘I' L. SCHROEDER HIS‘IORY, ENGLISH Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin. PALMER E. SEVIG SOCIAL SCIENCE Minot, Nari/J Dakota. Minor, Christianity; Luther League, Male Chorus, Vice—President, Norse Club. DONALD P. SIVERTSON MATHEMATICS Marim‘l/v, Wismmin. Minor, Chemistry. lnIramural Football, Baseball, Basketball. Russ“. M. SMITH HISTORY, PHYSICAL EDUCATION l](’}llli‘i(‘k.\', Minm‘sofa. Football, "A" Club. \\'IsI.I-I M. SNODGRASS Busmtss ADMINISTRATION Minnmpulii, Mirmrmfa. Minor. Amounting. VIOLA SOLBHH, [NM IsII Minnrafiolix, Mrnnmula. Minor. Norwcgim. ANbI-HNI R01 LAND Somxsox l".\'(;LI$II Milm)‘, Minm‘mla. Minor, Speech; Choir. Lutln‘r League, Mission Society, Studcnt Council. BUsINIss AIIMIMsIkAIIoN llLRBI-JU STRAND [3a)p0rl, Minmwolu. Minor. Physiml liducnmn; RC- publican Club. Show less
Junior Class Officers Bur/c I'Ul(‘_[l'_l/ M FIX/ll: \V'alter Olson, Trt'iiwu‘t; Till-red Bue, Sol/ill Due. Int. l‘imnl mu: Kathryn ‘l‘horxgard. SH tt'hiry; Muriel ()lsun. \m ml [)Ilt‘(’1ll.' Donald Molin. \'/'t‘t>/n‘i'«/./i'u/; Donald lladland, l’ii-m/t‘ul. "Not f/m/ I lune iI/ri'iti/y obtained... Show moreJunior Class Officers Bur/c I'Ul(‘_[l'_l/ M FIX/ll: \V'alter Olson, Trt'iiwu‘t; Till-red Bue, Sol/ill Due. Int. l‘imnl mu: Kathryn ‘l‘horxgard. SH tt'hiry; Muriel ()lsun. \m ml [)Ilt‘(’1ll.' Donald Molin. \'/'t‘t>/n‘i'«/./i'u/; Donald lladland, l’ii-m/t‘ul. "Not f/m/ I lune iI/ri'iti/y obtained this or am already [nrfrrh but I [mm «Hi In man- 1/ my ()H'Il, [Mal/(KP (Tlii'is/ mm /m.\‘ min/r me his on It." Phili a )ians 3:12. l l . HAVING finished our junior year at college. we feel as Paul did——that we must continue to press onward. \X’e must continue in order that the goals of Christian education may be achieved. \\”e must continue in order that individually we may be prepared for Christian service in whatever capacity we serve. In a world which needs and is looking for a way of peace, we, believing that we know a way, are continuing to prepare for it. Now we have one year left of our college days. It is a year of new resolve for all of us. New resolve to make our last year our best. This year our class has been concerned mainly with the Junior-Senior banquet—our big proj— ect and social function for the year. \V'e considered it particularly successful since we Were able to secure the Rev. Rueben K. Youngdahl as the main speaker of the evening. Show less
Sophomores ROBERT Roos, Minneapolis, Minnesota; DAVID R051:NBLOOM, Minneapolis, Min— nesota: RUTH SCHMIDT, Elkton, South Dakom. jACK SCHWARTZ, Minneapolis, Minnesota; I: R A .\' K SROLOS, Chascburg, \V'isconsin; LYNN SMITH. Minneapolis. Minnesota. .\11. L \' i x SOLBERQ, Milnca, Minnesota; .\l_-... Show moreSophomores ROBERT Roos, Minneapolis, Minnesota; DAVID R051:NBLOOM, Minneapolis, Min— nesota: RUTH SCHMIDT, Elkton, South Dakom. jACK SCHWARTZ, Minneapolis, Minnesota; I: R A .\' K SROLOS, Chascburg, \V'isconsin; LYNN SMITH. Minneapolis. Minnesota. .\11. L \' i x SOLBERQ, Milnca, Minnesota; .\l_-\R\'IN S O i. L‘ M, Argyle, Minnesota; \V'iiLIAM SOL‘IIS, \Iinncmpolix, Minnesota. Gin Sun xx, l‘JI'I'nlngEon, Minncsota: _]i A x 5“ Axsox, chidii. Minnesota: ROLAND S\\l,.\'~0N, Stanchl‘ield, Minne— \util. \Y'AYNK THOMPORD, Zumbroia. Minne- sota; GORDON THORPL, Aniwa, Wiscon— sin; FLOYD THORSON, Minneapolis. Min- ncsorn. LLLAND UNUERBAKKE, Argyle, Minne— sota; Room VARFDAL, Minneapolis, Min- nesota; jonx VlAHOS, Minneapolis, Min» DCSUEZX. RANDY Wmmrk, Minneapolis, Minnesota; ORVILLI: WALTERS, Minneapolis, Minne— sota; DONNA WANG, Wheaton, Minnc— sota. Show less
Juniors MORRIS VAAGENESS, Minneapolis, Minne- sota; JAMES WALLER, Hoffman, Minne- sota; ESTHER WESTLUND, Minneapolis, Minnesota. MARVIN WINQUIST, Duluth, Minnesota; LOREN WOOLSON, St. Croix Falls, Wis- consin; BEVERLY YORK, Brockton, Mas- sachusetts. JEAN ANDERSON VICTOR ANDERSON BETTY BECKEN... Show moreJuniors MORRIS VAAGENESS, Minneapolis, Minne- sota; JAMES WALLER, Hoffman, Minne- sota; ESTHER WESTLUND, Minneapolis, Minnesota. MARVIN WINQUIST, Duluth, Minnesota; LOREN WOOLSON, St. Croix Falls, Wis- consin; BEVERLY YORK, Brockton, Mas- sachusetts. JEAN ANDERSON VICTOR ANDERSON BETTY BECKEN CARL BENSON KERMAN BENSON JERALD BENZEL HERBERT BLAGER WILLARD BOTKO WILLIAM BRENNAN WILLIAM BROWN TILERED BUE Juniors Not Pictured JAMES CHRISTOPHERSON ARTHUR COTE EARL DANIELS HUBERT DE BOER HAROLD EMERSON DON FLADLAND CLARENCE FRAMSTAD LLOYD HALLING WILLIAM HALVERSON HARVEY HANSE GLEN HENDRICKSON ROBERT HOEELANDER MARY Lou JOH NSON MERLIN JOHNSON QUENTIN JOHNSON JOHN KRENz WILLIAM KuRoss GLEN LAFFIN NORMAN LANDVIK ELWOOD LARsON SHIRLEY LARsON PAUL LUNDIN Show less
