Kneeling: Dahlen, DcMong, Martin Second row: Carlscn, Sulzdorf, Biornstad, Halverson, Blom, Chalgren FOR the first time in its history, Augsburg has an annual! Putting it out has been a tough job, and we on the staff want to thank those of you who have helped us with it. Naturally, the book... Show moreKneeling: Dahlen, DcMong, Martin Second row: Carlscn, Sulzdorf, Biornstad, Halverson, Blom, Chalgren FOR the first time in its history, Augsburg has an annual! Putting it out has been a tough job, and we on the staff want to thank those of you who have helped us with it. Naturally, the book contains mis- takes. We are aware of them and wish they could have been prevented, but we hope you will overlook them and see in your Augsburgian what we have tried to create for you—a memory book of your days at Augsburg. Lack of funds and facilities has kept us from giving you as beautiful a book as we would have liked, and we trust that you will take this fact into consideration when you criticize our work. Thank you for the opportunity of putting our ideas into print and for your cooperation in helping us to realize our goal. THE AUGSBURGIAN STAFF GERALD THORSON I ll: CARL STRAND IOAN ANDREASSEN Show less
\R l‘ \‘FH \L \hlmg‘r‘r Y:‘.Irl‘muk I‘yuunn HI Rru u» rV'i Rulm . [\w. 5 As PLATE-MAKERS for the AUGSBURGIAN we doff our hats to the editors and staff for a striking and distin— guished journalistic production. A salute, too, is due our colleagues in the graphic arts, Augsburg Publishing House.... Show more\R l‘ \‘FH \L \hlmg‘r‘r Y:‘.Irl‘muk I‘yuunn HI Rru u» rV'i Rulm . [\w. 5 As PLATE-MAKERS for the AUGSBURGIAN we doff our hats to the editors and staff for a striking and distin— guished journalistic production. A salute, too, is due our colleagues in the graphic arts, Augsburg Publishing House. The exceptional quality of their lithography is evident on every page of this book. We are proud to have had a part in a job so well done. BUREAU OF ENGRAVING, Incorporated M l N N E A P O L l S Engravers for fiarbooks of Character J Show less
fllUSlC CLUB THE monthly meetings of the music club are symphony concerts in themselves— most of the time is spent in listening to and interpreting the works of the mas- ters. The club aims to increase the appre— ciation of fine music and draws its members from all music students: band members,... Show morefllUSlC CLUB THE monthly meetings of the music club are symphony concerts in themselves— most of the time is spent in listening to and interpreting the works of the mas- ters. The club aims to increase the appre— ciation of fine music and draws its members from all music students: band members, choir members, choral club members, or students in the music courses—all are eligible for membership. Needless to say, interest in this field is not hard to find on our campus. A special project of the club this year has been to increase the extent of their record library. However, their study is not limited to the records they own; they also include records from the public li- braries of the city and from private col— lections. Another project in which the organiza» tion has a part is the annual spring music festival. Such an undertaking involves a great deal of preparation and planning— especially so because members of the music club are also members of the vari— ous organizations which take part in the program. Seated: Borstad, Aunc, Hagen, Rishovd, Odden, Halverson, Olson, Mr. “' ')pseth " Standing: Tyvoll, An- lrcassen, Thorson, Skol— icss, Amundsen, Burnt- -c(lt, Spnnack, Steen. lcrg, Aadland, Haverly, )udal, \Vee, Carlsen. icnrickson. Henium, \nderson 43 Sounds good! Bath? Beethoven? Show less
When the gun sounded against St. Johns . .. 43,, That wild ovcrtime against St. Olaf! CHARLES HELD LESIOHNSON‘ STAN l’l“,R,\'()\ MARVIN SULZI)ORF TONY HALVERSON PAUL l-‘RIDIL'ND. Mum-:41
For many or the frox‘h thts “as [ht‘ first ttnu .nnay trotn hotnc. Thcrc were tnanv ncw (‘Vtwru‘nt't‘x‘ out \rdc [how of )llN‘I going’ away to Whom]. It was a tnm‘ for making new friends, Int‘ctmg (htfcrt‘nt peoplt‘. lcarnlng how to athmt thmnscluw to (IUHH 1th and lt‘arntng to ohev rulex‘. Thur... Show moreFor many or the frox‘h thts “as [ht‘ first ttnu .nnay trotn hotnc. Thcrc were tnanv ncw (‘Vtwru‘nt't‘x‘ out \rdc [how of )llN‘I going’ away to Whom]. It was a tnm‘ for making new friends, Int‘ctmg (htfcrt‘nt peoplt‘. lcarnlng how to athmt thmnscluw to (IUHH 1th and lt‘arntng to ohev rulex‘. Thur social lllc, ax‘ er ax' academic work, wag important to tht‘nL Thcy aH wanth to bc popular and Important. lmt natural‘v some wc‘rc‘ tlcx‘tlnt‘tl to hc lt‘adcrx‘. (lthfrfi followers. z\x‘ a class thcy wcrt‘ mtcrt‘stt‘tl in lcarntng how to prt‘ pare thcms‘clws both for thmr \otatmns and future social Info. ()thcr proltlctm prt‘iCnIUl thunk-[we to both the lmVx‘ and girls“, such as how to stutlv. whc-n to study. and how to get good marks. Many of them had ncu‘r reali/cd how hard thoSr tL-sts touhl hr, but after one taste of them. the tros‘h l’tegan to sttulv Show less
GERfllHIl CLUB THE presence ot llenrv Staul‘. a \'lll«l(‘l\l from (iermanv. gave fiome extra punch to the meetings of the German Societv [l’HS year. The group met everv month at Sivertten Hall and With Dr, l",riiii
Show moreGERfllHIl CLUB THE presence ot llenrv Staul‘. a \'lll«l(‘l\l from (iermanv. gave fiome extra punch to the meetings of the German Societv [l’HS year. The group met everv month at Sivertten Hall and With Dr, l",riiii
PHIL HELLAND, EdIIov AUGSBURG COLLEGE . she 1.942 Jugdbuegian MEMBER NAHONAL SCHOLAS'I'IC PRES ASSOCIATION April 17, 1942 Students of "Auggie Tech" Augsburg College Minneapolis, Minnesota Dear Students: Our work on the AUGSBURGIAN is finished at last! If we were to do it over again we would make... Show morePHIL HELLAND, EdIIov AUGSBURG COLLEGE . she 1.942 Jugdbuegian MEMBER NAHONAL SCHOLAS'I'IC PRES ASSOCIATION April 17, 1942 Students of "Auggie Tech" Augsburg College Minneapolis, Minnesota Dear Students: Our work on the AUGSBURGIAN is finished at last! If we were to do it over again we would make many changes. We hope the next staff will profit by our mistakes. We thank you for the privilege of publishing your annual. It has been a large undertaking, but if you like it we will feel well rewarded. He also want to thank Art Segal of the Bureau of Engraving, Halter Schmidt and Hans Heir of the Augsburg Publishing Company, and Harold Beckett of Kingscraft Cover Company for the valuable advice which they have given us. Dr. Hash has been a capable adviser, and we thank him for being so willing to let us use our own ideas as to editorial policy. Yours Truly, The Augsburgian Staff MARSHALL SIEEN. lull-en Men-.1 MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOII Show less
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NM Run 1 xxm w.» n, \\l‘| amA Whirl-AN \’ : If: “12“. 'UXRI I! an active part in choir, band, choral club, language clubs, Echo and Augs- burgian staffs, freshman football and ‘ basketball, and debate. A Scribbler’s club, similar to the upper—classman’s Writer’s club, was organized for all... Show moreNM Run 1 xxm w.» n, \\l‘| amA Whirl-AN \’ : If: “12“. 'UXRI I! an active part in choir, band, choral club, language clubs, Echo and Augs- burgian staffs, freshman football and ‘ basketball, and debate. A Scribbler’s club, similar to the upper—classman’s Writer’s club, was organized for all interested freshmen. Another group organized a Singspiration, which takes place every Wednesday noon, and everyone was invited to come and sing. A freshman fellowship group, which would go to different churches and present programs, was also formed by interested freshmen. Under the leadership of the presi- dent, Andrew Iohnson, a sleigh ride was planned. About one hundred freshmen went out to Medicine Lake; got wet and tired, but had a grand time. . a You did it once too, fellows! (ll l|'\l Show less
9 4 five minutes, but then they tightened up their defense and did a little ground- gaining on their own—Held and Sulzdorf were particularly effective. St. Johns, St. Marys, St. Olaf, and Hamline all found weak spots in the injury—ridden Auggie line and marched through them to deci— sive... Show more9 4 five minutes, but then they tightened up their defense and did a little ground- gaining on their own—Held and Sulzdorf were particularly effective. St. Johns, St. Marys, St. Olaf, and Hamline all found weak spots in the injury—ridden Auggie line and marched through them to deci— sive victories. Although they took some drubbings, the Auggies learned something in every game and unless they lose too many men to military service they should present a formidable club next season. Head Coach Carlson has already answered his country’s call, and the place he vacates will be a hard one to fill. Held, Nelson, and Miller of this year's squad were given mention on the Coach’s All—State team. Augs swarm “Mac” punter CHESTER BROOKS PHIL HELLANI) JOHN KISSINGER i-\RNOLI)ANI)ERSON “BOB” THARP “ZEKE” ROTHAUSEN sELle SAMPSON LESTER “OWN Show less
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FRENCH HllD BPHHISH CLUB THIS year the French and Spanish Clubs eflected a union—for several reasons. One was their sim— ilar interests. another was the fact that they have the same adviser, and a third reason was that Mr. Lindemann found it more easy to make coffee for the two groups at once. The... Show moreFRENCH HllD BPHHISH CLUB THIS year the French and Spanish Clubs eflected a union—for several reasons. One was their sim— ilar interests. another was the fact that they have the same adviser, and a third reason was that Mr. Lindemann found it more easy to make coffee for the two groups at once. The club has been very active this year—early in the fall Mrs. Lindemann invited the group to her home for a Halloween party. There weren’t many spooks in evidence, but it did sound as though there were some extra voices in the community sing! Members of the club presented a play in each language, and as the Spanish students were the audience for the French play and the French students were the audience for the Spanish play the presentations went over big—after all, it’s pretty hard to criticize something you can’t understand! You should have seen Don Holland as “Father Santa" in the French Christmas play! And you should have seen Mr. Lindemann fixing the stove at Morton Hall! He must have done a good job because, in his own words, the coffee was “the best he has ever tasted." Mu s: b . e Ink-ran}, g! Seated: Opscth, llugltn, Amundson, chvt-n, er. Lindemann. Martin, (:(JIC- man. Larson, Haukcnvxs Standing: Jensen. l’cdcrson. Bolsoe. Gronscth. Anderson, Holland. Molinc, Mcnrlcn- hall. Thostcnxon, Ht‘llund, Andrcaxscn, Weltzm Show less
