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Augsburgian 1969, Page 121
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Economics Study in the Department of Business and Economics is important in this age of management and corporate development. Majors may be obtained in business administration, busi- ness education or economics all with programs leading to possible specialized study or practical use of the...
Show moreEconomics Study in the Department of Business and Economics is important in this age of management and corporate development. Majors may be obtained in business administration, busi- ness education or economics all with programs leading to possible specialized study or practical use of the knowledge and skills in a position immediately after graduation. The possibilities for use of a business or economics major are almost unlimited, ranging from personal use to work in fianance to analysis of the economic situation. 121 L. Gru points out a good shot to E. Sabella in a game of pool. In class, L. Gru points out an economic principle.
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Business students confer with each other during a class discussion. G. Fevig pauses and relaxes before a class lecture. George A. Fevig Assistant Professor Larry G. Gru Instructor Gerturde S. Lund Associate Professor Edward M. Sabella Department Chairman Daina Smits Instructor Not pictured;...
Show moreBusiness students confer with each other during a class discussion. G. Fevig pauses and relaxes before a class lecture. George A. Fevig Assistant Professor Larry G. Gru Instructor Gerturde S. Lund Associate Professor Edward M. Sabella Department Chairman Daina Smits Instructor Not pictured; Thomas R. Rykken Instructor 120 Bus Iness And
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L. Saterenand M. Savold enjoy a moment of discussion together. Mr. Gabrielsen turns to a choral club section during rehearsal. Halffter, Trautwein and Skrowaczewski go over the details of the Minnesota Symphony-Augsburg Choir performance in New York. Edgar Eklof Katherine Hennig - Artist in...
Show moreL. Saterenand M. Savold enjoy a moment of discussion together. Mr. Gabrielsen turns to a choral club section during rehearsal. Halffter, Trautwein and Skrowaczewski go over the details of the Minnesota Symphony-Augsburg Choir performance in New York. Edgar Eklof Katherine Hennig - Artist in Residence Artist in Residence Diane Metzker A. Mayo Savold Eugene Vuicich in Voice in Voice Instructor Associate Professor Assistant Professor 119
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Music Because its close relationship to the church, music has been emphasized throughout Augsburg’s history, from its beginnings as a Lutheran seminary. The Department of Music offers majors in music, alone, and in music education, through study of music theory and in more specialized areas....
Show moreMusic Because its close relationship to the church, music has been emphasized throughout Augsburg’s history, from its beginnings as a Lutheran seminary. The Department of Music offers majors in music, alone, and in music education, through study of music theory and in more specialized areas. Students of music may participate in the choral and in- strumental organizations on campus, and are to perform for the public in their specialized area. Use of the metropolitan musical offerings, as well as the music artists in residence at the college widen the scope of the Music Department. James D. Johnson Leland B. Sateren Instructor Department Chairman 118 Dr. Sateren accompanies some choir members in some informal singing. Even on tour in the bus, Dr. Sateren directs the choir in rehearsal.
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Karlis L. Ozolins Associate Professor Patricia A. Parker Assistant Professor Karlis Ozolins talks over a problem in education with Marie McNeff. K. Ozolins thumbs through the card catalogue in search of a needed re- source for a student. B. Koehler handles some returned books in the library. 117
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Psychology Preparation for immediate work after graduation and for graduate study, is offered by the Department of Psychology, with its courses of basic understanding and specific methods. A comprehensive view of the field, rather than single items of psychological information is presented, so...
Show morePsychology Preparation for immediate work after graduation and for graduate study, is offered by the Department of Psychology, with its courses of basic understanding and specific methods. A comprehensive view of the field, rather than single items of psychological information is presented, so that stu- dents may continue in any direction whether it be counsel- ing, research or individual graduate study. Departmental emphasis is on human behavior as shown in the various projects, seminars and course work. 116 L. Anderegg uses a tape recorder for a class presentation. Lyla M. Anderegg Assistant Professor Donald Chipman Counseling Psychologist Grace B. Dyrud Department Chairman Robert W. Clyde Director of Social Science Research Center
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Augsburgian 1969, Page 115
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Henry Follingstad explains a problem in coordinates to a puzzled student. Dean Gulden considers a question before answering it. Erasing a day's work, Warren Persons comments before the bell rings. 115
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Biology The Department of Biology is designed to meet the de- mands of a variety of students interested in the biological sciences. For the student merely satisfying his science requirement, the department seeks to present an understanding of the nature of science and, more specifically, of the...
Show moreBiology The Department of Biology is designed to meet the de- mands of a variety of students interested in the biological sciences. For the student merely satisfying his science requirement, the department seeks to present an understanding of the nature of science and, more specifically, of the field of biology. Advanced courses may lead the student to teaching, or to any one of a number of careers such as medical, dental, tech- nical and nursing. 98 The frog appears to be going through an operation while under study.
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Robert S. Herforth Charles A. Stendahl Assistant Professor Instructional Assistant Sylvia P. Kerr Ralph L. Sulerud Assistant Professor Department Chairman Erwin D. Mickelberg Erling J. Urdahl Associate Professor Professor Hat and coat hung on the skeleton, carpenters finish new lab equipment....
Show moreRobert S. Herforth Charles A. Stendahl Assistant Professor Instructional Assistant Sylvia P. Kerr Ralph L. Sulerud Assistant Professor Department Chairman Erwin D. Mickelberg Erling J. Urdahl Associate Professor Professor Hat and coat hung on the skeleton, carpenters finish new lab equipment. Robert Herforth prepares for a study under the microscope. 99
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Augsburgian 1969, Page 97
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Lyla M. Anderegg Assistant Professor Sheldon P. Fardig Associate Professor Ruth B. Ludeman Assistant Professor Dr. Quanbeck watches as a student gestures during a discussion in an education class. Marie O. McNeff Assistant Professor William O. Nilsen Visiting Professor Martin Quanbeck Department...
Show moreLyla M. Anderegg Assistant Professor Sheldon P. Fardig Associate Professor Ruth B. Ludeman Assistant Professor Dr. Quanbeck watches as a student gestures during a discussion in an education class. Marie O. McNeff Assistant Professor William O. Nilsen Visiting Professor Martin Quanbeck Department Chairman Students recall their grade school arithmetic with Mrs. Ludeman. 97
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Augsburgian 1969, Page 114
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Miss Durkee works outa problem to demonstrate a principal. Mathematics A growing and progressive one, the Department of Math- ‘ematics seeks to cover the methods and the range of areas in elementary and advanced mathematics. The courses develop the student’s knowledge in prepara- tion for...
Show moreMiss Durkee works outa problem to demonstrate a principal. Mathematics A growing and progressive one, the Department of Math- ‘ematics seeks to cover the methods and the range of areas in elementary and advanced mathematics. The courses develop the student’s knowledge in prepara- tion for teaching, or for professional and graduate work, while experience in part-time industrial work is encouraged. Not only are practical methods taught, but appreciation of the cultural values of mathematics is formed. Beverly C. Durkee Henry G. Follingstad Dean B. Gulden Wayne R. Park Warren L. Persons Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Department Chairman Assistant Professor Instructor 114
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Augsburgian 1969, Page 96
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Education The Department of Education is centered on one of the most essential fields in modern life, the passing of knowl- edge and skills to coming generations. Augsburg’s department prepares students for teaching on the elementary or high school levels, or of course, for gradu- ate study....
Show moreEducation The Department of Education is centered on one of the most essential fields in modern life, the passing of knowl- edge and skills to coming generations. Augsburg’s department prepares students for teaching on the elementary or high school levels, or of course, for gradu- ate study. Graduates in education are accredited by the State of Minnesota for teaching in public schools, and may also use their degree in any other area of education, youth work or church work. Sheldon Fardig glances through some materials for his next education lecture.
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Augsburgian 1969, Page 113
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As class is dismissed, J. Aschenbrenner and R. Holt discuss a sociology project. ‘Where to now?’’, asks Mr. Nordlie, as he glances at his notes. Torstenson calmly surveys his class as they assemble for lecture. 113
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Augsburgian 1969, Page 93
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John H. Gunderson Mimi B. Kingsley Leif E. Hansen Donald B. Steinmetz Gunta Rozentals Instructor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Department Chairman Assistant Professor Mrs. Baltina writes a sentence on the board to help a student. M. Anderson smiles as the class responds with a correct...
Show moreJohn H. Gunderson Mimi B. Kingsley Leif E. Hansen Donald B. Steinmetz Gunta Rozentals Instructor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Department Chairman Assistant Professor Mrs. Baltina writes a sentence on the board to help a student. M. Anderson smiles as the class responds with a correct Spanish Phrase. Atan informal session in the Commons, Mr. Steinmetz speaks with his students about their latest reading.
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Augsburgian 1969, Page 94
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Art The Department of Art at Augsburg emphasizes the im- portance of a broad education to provide a background of understanding for the skills learned in the art curriculum. From the fundamentals of the fine arts, the student can specialize in his chosen area, whether it be painting or ce- ramics...
Show moreArt The Department of Art at Augsburg emphasizes the im- portance of a broad education to provide a background of understanding for the skills learned in the art curriculum. From the fundamentals of the fine arts, the student can specialize in his chosen area, whether it be painting or ce- ramics, two dimensional or three dimensional work. The art studio building, with its flexible and well-lighted work and class space and the print studio provide sufficient facilities for the purposes of the art student. Although the majority of art majors graduate with prepa- rations for teaching on the secondary level, many go into commerical art, free lance work or graduate study. Mr. Thompson laughs with a student during an informal discussion in the art studio. 94 Norman D. Holen August Molder Assistant Professor Instructor and Artist in Residence John B. Mosand Philip J. Thompson Instructor Department Chairman
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Augsburgian 1969, Page 95
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P. Thompson holds up a poster while a student stands back to study it. N. Holen is caught in laughter at an informal staff meeting. A steady hand and careful brush strokes are used in this hard edge painting. 95
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Mr. Husfloen is as good-natured as ever during this discussion. . sociology The Department of Sociology is continually searching for new and more effective ways of utilizing the urban location of Augsburg; the Social Science Research Center, with its close connections to the community, assists...
Show moreMr. Husfloen is as good-natured as ever during this discussion. . sociology The Department of Sociology is continually searching for new and more effective ways of utilizing the urban location of Augsburg; the Social Science Research Center, with its close connections to the community, assists both students and teachers in this purpose. The recently formed Crisis Colony program, a 15 credit “live-in” course, offers an opportunity for students to expe- rience first hand the inner city situation and its problems. Two sociology majors are offered, one leading mainly to immediate work in the field of social work, the other to graduate work in sociology, social research, and urban study. Robert A. Lewis Gordon L. Nelson David A. Nordlie Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Joyce C. Aschenbrenner Vernon M. Bloom Associate Professor
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Augsburgian 1969, Page 109
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Howard E. Pearson Lavonne J. Peterson Kathryn Pfeffer Ronald D. Pfeffer Edwin J. Saugestad Assistant Professor Associate Professor Instructional Assistant Instructor Assistant Professor Cheryl Nelson dismounts with the help of Ruth Gjerde. Physical Activities is a necessary part of being a...
Show moreHoward E. Pearson Lavonne J. Peterson Kathryn Pfeffer Ronald D. Pfeffer Edwin J. Saugestad Assistant Professor Associate Professor Instructional Assistant Instructor Assistant Professor Cheryl Nelson dismounts with the help of Ruth Gjerde. Physical Activities is a necessary part of being a freshman. Freshmen practice a modern dance step, as an addition to the square dance unit in class.
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