Echo November 18, 1949

              WHO'S WHO HONORS ELEVEN SENIORS
Senior Leaders Are Given Recognition
^/J/i/l d   TOJbb—e/lA.     P'cfure<^ are (clockwise): Marilyn Halvorson,
Sam Michaelson, Erling Carlsen, Sylvia Kleven, Vince Hoversten, Andy Balerud, Harriet Skonnord, Idelle Nornes,
Frank Ario, Ernie Hone, and Georgette Lanes.
Rev. Gudmestad Leads
Spiritual Emphasis Week
"That I May Know Him" was the theme upon which Rev. Lawrence
Gudmestad of Minot, North Dakota centered his talks for Spiritual
November 7-11. With such statements as "It is only
by faith in Jesus that we stand before God with our sins forgiven,"
and "Your sin is in one of two places: with you, in which case you
are lost, or with Christ, in which case you are saved," Rev. Gudmestad
brought out the need for Christ in every life.
Highlighting the week's activities were the services held at 7 o'clock
each evening in the school Chapel, at which Rev. Gudmestad presented
the following themes: "Sidetrack-      	
ed,"   "Spiritual   Sabotage,"   "Be-
hold the Lamb of God," "This Is     y.        .    — .
No   Time   to   Day-Dream"   and      /Ollth   tvangelism
"One Thing I Know."
held
it 6:45 in Memorial
Hall Lounge and each evening at
in  the Theological Lecture
pportunity for stu-
. lions
(5ud-
oune.il   periods
i students wei\
war proband
mber  9.
Trin-
e   of  the
;   through
Jan   Nielsen,
Bill Holte and Don Thorson.
.'.  by  Ray
Bodii
■sen.
Look What's Comin'!
Party
NOVEMBER
19—Sadie  Hawkins
21—Male Chorus
Republican Club
23—Student Society — Convocation
Thanksgiving  Vacation
12.30 p.m.
28—Vocation ends 8 a. m.
Male Chorus
Camera Club
29—Toastmasters Club
DECEMBER
1-Basketball-River   Fob
at Aimory
Committee at Work
The   Youth   Evangelism   Committee of the Luther League is en-
iring to keep before the consciousness  of Youth  with whom
they come in contact the joy and
f  a  Christian  life.  But
above all. the committee has been
crned    with    the    necessary
price that goes with Christian living.
Saturday Night, November 26,
the Youth Evangelism Committee
will conduct a Youth Rally at
V. aubay. South Dakota, for the
churches of that district. They
will also conduct a service there
on SuncLsv afternoon. Several
members will take part in morning
services in several churches of
district.
i  con-
mar,
De-
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The Committee desires to continue this type of actisity for the
remainder of the school sear,
reaching out as far as possible with
their purposes
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Eleven Augsburg studer . .— by WHO'S WHO VMONC
STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES COLLEGES
student-faculty-admimstrative committee; nominees were selected on the b leadership and.
cooperation in educational and extracurricular . . J citizenship, and promise of future useful
ness. This year's "WHO'S WHO-ers" are all members of the  S
Frank Ario is majoring in Business.   Frank graduated from Mankato High in "42.   He is in his sec
ond  year  as  Augsburg's  Student  Body  President.  This. too. is the second vear he has received v..
nition by WHO'S WHO.
Andrew Balerud is at present Senior Class president.   A graduate of Minot High  School,  V.
North Dakota, in '45, Andy is majoring in Business. Andy served  last year ka  President Dice
Class.
Erling Carlsen, another Minot graduate of '45, is majoring in English.   Erling devoted  much  of his
time last year to editing the Augsburgian.
Marilynn  Halvorson   is  major-
 ———     ing in Christianity. A gradual.
Mini West   in   '44,   M.ni
lynn  is  President   of  '.'
Club,   and   is  also  active  in  the
Writers Club.
Ernest   Hone  comes   from   the
Bden Prairie High School, i
of '40.   Ernie's major is Busirj
He has been especially outstanding  on  the  basketball  court
was awarded the Harold John
Memorial trophy List year.
Vincent Hoversten, majoring in
English,  graduated  from Mil
ota High School in '46, Presently
the Director oi Porensica al A
burg, Vince was outstanding last
year on  the  Debate  Team.
Sylvia Kleven is majoring in
Secretarial Studies. Sylvia, a grad
uate of Battle Lake High School
in '45, is secretary ol the Choir
and is Vice-chairman of the Board
of Publications.
Georgette Lanes is now President of the Augsburg Worn
Society. Georgette is also a member of the Student Council. A '46
graduate of Montevideo High
School, Georgette is majoring in
English.
Samuel Michaelson -will graduate with majors in Philosophy,
German, and History. Sam graduated from Montevideo High
School in '43. Well-known as ihc
Chapel pianist, Sam also has been
active in the German and Republican Clubs.
Idelle Nornes is a graduate of
Mcintosh High School, Class of
'44. Idy is now Chairman of
Augsburg's Social Activities. Majoring in English, she also is active in AWS and WAA.
Harriet Skonnord, another repeater in WHO'S WHO, is majoring in Commercial Education.
She is a graduate of College High
School, Valley City, N. D. Harriet is a member of the Choir and
Chairman of the Spiritual Growth
Committee of the Luthi l
WHO'S    WHO    A MO ]
STUDENTS   IN   AMERICAN
UNIVERSITIES   AND   COLLEGES  (not to be i i'li
WHO'S WHO IN AMERICA)
is  a  publication  which   lists  our
outstanding students in Amr:
Being   chosen   as   a   WH!
WHO-er has defin::
to the student.   WHO'S WHO
runs a pis
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WHO'S WHO
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ECHO
Vol. LV      Minneapolis, Minn., Friday, November 18, 1949      No. 5
PHOTOGRAPHYS LATEST
PRESENTED BY SIEGEL
Arthur S. Seigel, renowned photographer and designer, spoke
at convocation Wednesday, Nov. 16, on "Contemporary Trends in
Photography." The first part of his two-day visit to Augsburg was
spent speaking at convocation, talking to a special assembly of the
Art, Drama and Journalism students in the Science Hall auditorium,
and presenting an illustrated lecture in the evening.
On Thursday in Chapel, Mr. Seigel met with the Sociology and
Education students, and at 3 p. m. gave instructions on Photogram-
metry.
To illustrate his personal approach to photography, Mr. Seigel offered an exhibit of fifty photographs which supplemented his talk in
convocation, and motion pictures
were shown to depict their potentialities for communication of
ideas.
Born in Detroit, Michigan, in
1913, Mr. Seigel early developed
a taste for photography and it remained his main interest throughout high school and college. After
one year at the University of
Michigan, he was obliged to leave
school due to the economic depression and worked for 3 years
as an advertising copy writer. He
then entered Wayne University,
graduating with his B. S. in Education.
His famous one-man shows
have been held in Detroit, Chicago, Toledo, Washington and
New Orleans.
Dogpatch Day Is Here Again!
Gals Are Runnin* After Men!
Dogpatch Days are here again!! Eagerly enthusiastic females and
scared silly males are tonight looking forward to one of Auggie Tech's
best-loved socials of the year. The problem is trying to figure out
whether or not the boys are more fearful of being asked or of being
overlooked. You've gotta admit that -with a ratio of four boys to each
girl the fellows should feel pretty honored when they are asked. On
the other hand, the gals should realize the fact that in their hands
: making or breaking a fellow's heart.
Tomorrow night, November 19, sighdy citizens from Dogpatch and
Skunk Hollow clad in red shirts, suspender-supported pants, jagged
skirts and other forms of Sadie Hawkin's Day attire will fill the Dog-
patch-transformed Gym.
One look at the cormr. - Day
kx you w
:iairman in charge of rul: at of the committees
IS "Big Pete"' Petersen: t: m-preparation pair are Joanne Var-
ner and Martha Bozom
-   Herman  Aune:
be Paul Konsterlie and riggin' up re Mary Ann
Olson.
best dressed couple who will lead the Dogpatch Parade which will
It's gonna be fun so you'd better come!
Inside Paget
PAGE TWO
Homecoming Review
PAGE THREE
St. Mar/s Follow-up
Bucketball Preview
Graduating  Football  Players
PAGE FOUR
Frosh Student Council Representative*
Editorials
Helland — Homecoming
Speaker