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SUMMER, 1959 THE ALL UST _ VOL. 1, No. 3 ( CENTENNIAL YEAR BEGINS JUNE, 1960 Lutheran Church, in 1961. The new While raising the budget, the Regents on Commencement, be called The American Lutheran Church, 1958 level, with no increase for the corn- KILIAN General Chairman its convention in Watertown in June. services and faculty salaries for the corn vial Year on Corn posed to the Association in preparation voted a $100,000 increase in the current .~, (' The CCeenntte nnial ownership, administration and structural support from business, philanthropic and members of the Board of Regents, the laws for the Augustana College Associa- RIES, SERVICES will begin the obser-for the impending merger of the Evangel- budget, for the fiscal year ending June theran Church and the United Evangelical organization of the college were modified "sources other than tuition." These Faculty, the Augustana Alumni Associa-tion were adopted by the Association at To improve and extend educational vation of its Centen-ical Lutheran Church, tyre American Lu 30, 1960. will extend for a full church body formed by the merger will also voted to hold student tuition at its 1961. of the new church. as the Evangelical Lutheran Church, by the South Dakota District of the new been appointed and placed in charge of with over 2 million members. ing term. Plans are being carried out to for the Centennial observation is Tom to conform to the organizational pattern private individuals and groups, as well tion, and the student body. composed almost entirely of the member- and services. An additional factor was an Publications; Hospitality; Student Cen-ship of the S. D. District, ELC. attempt to maintain tuition so far as tennial Commission; Alumni Centennial church, even though the District bound-Purpose of the move was to raise fac- various elements of the celebration plan-aries will be changed in the new church, The articles and by-laws were pro- ing yer, the Augustana Board of Regents June, Day, in New articles of incorporation and by- FOR SALARIES, Augustana College Certain details in the definition of the sources will include gifts and financial He heads a joint committee composed of Augustana will continue to be owned which owns the college. Twelve Standing Committees have The Augustana College Association is addition of several new staff members Awards and Citations; Publicity and raise the additional $100,000 from Kilian, college public relations director. ulty salaries in an effort to maintain the ning: Public Events; Community Rela-quality of instruction and to permit the tions; College Development; Finance; REGENTS RAISE BU DG ET $100,000 YEAR-LONG ACTIVITY SCHEDULE PLANNED -' une,, 1 1 99660. calendar year, ending possible at a level which would permit Commission; Church Relations; Educa-students of modest means to attend the tional Relations and a Fine Arts Corn- TWO NEW TV COURSES college. mission. NEW CONSTITUTION ADOPTED FOR AUGIE ON FALL SCHEDULE Dr. Lucy Fryxell, English Department, is teaching a course in English Literature o n KELO - TV, KDLO-TV and KP-LO- TV, at 7:25 a.m., Monday, Wed-nesday and Friday. T h e Chemistry Department, John Froemke, chairman, FRYXELL will cooperate with the National Broadcasting Company, The American Chemical Society and the Na-tional Association of Colleges for Teacher Education is offering "Modern Chemis-try," to be carried at 6:30 a.m., CST, on KELO-TV and other NBC-TV affiliate stations. College credit will be granted for these courses. Preliminary publicity and announce-ment concerning the numerous public events and special activities to be con-ducted during the Centennial Year will begin early this fall, Kilian said. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION "We intend to place a heavy emphasis ADOPTS NEW NAME on the opportunities for Augustana in its second century of service, as well as The Augustana Alumni Association to review its history," Kilian said. is the new name chosen for the Augustana College alumni organization. Action for the name change was taken at the Asso Di rectors Become Reg9e nts ciation meeting early this summer. The college Board of Directors will be Formerly known as The Greater Au- known as the Board of Regents in the fu-gustana Association or the "GAA," the ture. The change was made with the group membership includes all former adoption of new articles of incorporation students who have completed 12 semester for the Augustana College Association hours or more of credit at Augustana. in June. The change was effected to help achieve Other colleges of the Evangelical Lu-greater unity among Augustana alumni. theran Church have made or are making Oliver Bergeland, '30, Sioux Falls, is similar changes, toward a uniform desig-national president. nation for these policy-making groups. The present annual budget of the col-lege, including the addition, is $972,500.
Object Description
Title | Augustana Alumnus Newsletter - 1959 Summer |
Subject (LC) | Augustana College (Sioux Falls, S.D.)--Periodicals |
Date | 1959-06 |
Coverage | v. 1, no. 3 |
Publishing Agency | Augustana College |
Rights | This image may not be reproduced without the express written consent of Augustana University, Sioux Falls, South Dakota, USA. |
Type | Newsletter |
Medium | text |
Format-Digital | |
Language | English |
Collection | Augustana Alumni Publications |
Contributing Institution | Mikkelsen Library, Augustana University |
Description
Title | Page 1 |
Date | 1959-06 |
Text | SUMMER, 1959 THE ALL UST _ VOL. 1, No. 3 ( CENTENNIAL YEAR BEGINS JUNE, 1960 Lutheran Church, in 1961. The new While raising the budget, the Regents on Commencement, be called The American Lutheran Church, 1958 level, with no increase for the corn- KILIAN General Chairman its convention in Watertown in June. services and faculty salaries for the corn vial Year on Corn posed to the Association in preparation voted a $100,000 increase in the current .~, (' The CCeenntte nnial ownership, administration and structural support from business, philanthropic and members of the Board of Regents, the laws for the Augustana College Associa- RIES, SERVICES will begin the obser-for the impending merger of the Evangel- budget, for the fiscal year ending June theran Church and the United Evangelical organization of the college were modified "sources other than tuition." These Faculty, the Augustana Alumni Associa-tion were adopted by the Association at To improve and extend educational vation of its Centen-ical Lutheran Church, tyre American Lu 30, 1960. will extend for a full church body formed by the merger will also voted to hold student tuition at its 1961. of the new church. as the Evangelical Lutheran Church, by the South Dakota District of the new been appointed and placed in charge of with over 2 million members. ing term. Plans are being carried out to for the Centennial observation is Tom to conform to the organizational pattern private individuals and groups, as well tion, and the student body. composed almost entirely of the member- and services. An additional factor was an Publications; Hospitality; Student Cen-ship of the S. D. District, ELC. attempt to maintain tuition so far as tennial Commission; Alumni Centennial church, even though the District bound-Purpose of the move was to raise fac- various elements of the celebration plan-aries will be changed in the new church, The articles and by-laws were pro- ing yer, the Augustana Board of Regents June, Day, in New articles of incorporation and by- FOR SALARIES, Augustana College Certain details in the definition of the sources will include gifts and financial He heads a joint committee composed of Augustana will continue to be owned which owns the college. Twelve Standing Committees have The Augustana College Association is addition of several new staff members Awards and Citations; Publicity and raise the additional $100,000 from Kilian, college public relations director. ulty salaries in an effort to maintain the ning: Public Events; Community Rela-quality of instruction and to permit the tions; College Development; Finance; REGENTS RAISE BU DG ET $100,000 YEAR-LONG ACTIVITY SCHEDULE PLANNED -' une,, 1 1 99660. calendar year, ending possible at a level which would permit Commission; Church Relations; Educa-students of modest means to attend the tional Relations and a Fine Arts Corn- TWO NEW TV COURSES college. mission. NEW CONSTITUTION ADOPTED FOR AUGIE ON FALL SCHEDULE Dr. Lucy Fryxell, English Department, is teaching a course in English Literature o n KELO - TV, KDLO-TV and KP-LO- TV, at 7:25 a.m., Monday, Wed-nesday and Friday. T h e Chemistry Department, John Froemke, chairman, FRYXELL will cooperate with the National Broadcasting Company, The American Chemical Society and the Na-tional Association of Colleges for Teacher Education is offering "Modern Chemis-try," to be carried at 6:30 a.m., CST, on KELO-TV and other NBC-TV affiliate stations. College credit will be granted for these courses. Preliminary publicity and announce-ment concerning the numerous public events and special activities to be con-ducted during the Centennial Year will begin early this fall, Kilian said. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION "We intend to place a heavy emphasis ADOPTS NEW NAME on the opportunities for Augustana in its second century of service, as well as The Augustana Alumni Association to review its history," Kilian said. is the new name chosen for the Augustana College alumni organization. Action for the name change was taken at the Asso Di rectors Become Reg9e nts ciation meeting early this summer. The college Board of Directors will be Formerly known as The Greater Au- known as the Board of Regents in the fu-gustana Association or the "GAA," the ture. The change was made with the group membership includes all former adoption of new articles of incorporation students who have completed 12 semester for the Augustana College Association hours or more of credit at Augustana. in June. The change was effected to help achieve Other colleges of the Evangelical Lu-greater unity among Augustana alumni. theran Church have made or are making Oliver Bergeland, '30, Sioux Falls, is similar changes, toward a uniform desig-national president. nation for these policy-making groups. The present annual budget of the col-lege, including the addition, is $972,500. |