PETER PAN (Kate Kilen) appears ready for a perfect takeoff
on a flight to Never-Never Land while Wendy Darling (Bev Hegna)
looks on in the play that opens tonight in the Little Theatre.
(Photo by Wang)
Peter Pan Opens Tonight
Thursday, May 2, 1963 THE AUGUSTANA MIRROR Vol. 44, No. 24
Band Performs
"On The Green
This Sunday at 4
T h e Augustana Varsity
Band will present a new fea-ture
in campus activities in its
"Concert on the Green" Sun-day,
May 5, at 4 p.m. at the
east end of the Commons. An
out-of-doors concert has not
been given by Augustana
bands in recent years, and
this program is designed to
. recapture some of the Ameri-can
tradition of the Sunday
afternoon concert in the park
which was popularized in the
late 19th and early 20th cen-turies
by municipal and pm-fessional
bands.
Works to be programmed
include the Polka and Fugue
from Schwanda, the Bagpiper
by Weinberger, the Russian
Sailor's Dance by Gliere, An
American Week End by Mor-rissey,
and the famous march,
On the Mall by Goldman. Sen-ior
assistant Gerald Saetveit
will conduct the band in Sal-vation
Is Created, by Tsches-nokoff
and Awake from Die
Meistersinger, by Wagner
The student body and pub-lic
are invited to attend this
new presentation of the Aug-ustana
Varsity Band. Direct-ors
are Dr. Leland Li]]ehaug
and Mr. James Ode. In case
of rain the concert will be
held in the Augustana gym.
Ten performances of one of
the world's best-known plays,
Peter Pan, are scheduled to
begin with the opening night
performance tonight at 7:30
$ 1
\inety Students Leave Tomorrow
For Weekend Workshop at Shetek
LOWELL NOTEBOOM, chairman of this year's Leadership
Workshop, loads program material in preparation for the annual
event that takes place this weekend. (Photo by Wang)
p.m. in the Little Theatre.
Added feature of this Drama
Department production is the
addition of matinee perform-ances
primarily for the bene-fit
of school children who wish
to see the play. Because of
the nature of the play, special
emphasis has been given to
parents, teachers, and chil-dren
in scheduling these per-gormances.
The play will run
on May 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, and 8 with
the special matinee perform-ances
at 4:30 on May 3, 4, 6,
and 8.
Starring in the play are
Kate Kilen as Peter Pan, Kirk
Landman as Captain Hook,
and Bev Hegna, Jeff Sweet-man,
and Peter Gregory as
the Darling children.
A Choir Presents
Concert Sunday
Under the direction of Dr.
Arnold Running, the "A"
choir will present a concert
at Our Saviour's Lutheran
Church on May 5 at 8:00 p.m.
The program will contain the
Magnificat by Bach and sev-eral
other numbers.
The choir will also sing for
the American Lutheran
Church convention in Aber-deen
on Monday, May 13, at
7:30 p.m. Included in this con-cert
will be selections from
the 1963 tour and others.
Tomorrow afternoon ap-proximately
90 Augustana
students, representing ever ‘,
ganization on campus, ant.
i0 faculty members will tray-
A. to Lake Shetek for the an-lual
Leadership Workshop
,veekend.
Lowell Noteboom, 1963
workshop chairman, describes
his weekend as a time of op-portunity
for all those attend-ing.
It provides an opportun-ity
for learning, an opportun-ity
for student leaders to ex-press
their views, new ideas,
and suggestions, in addition
o relaxation and fun.
Topics chosen for discussion
on Saturday morning and the
student leaders conducting
them are as follows: "Do We
Have a Unique Responsibili-ty
as Leaders on a Christian
Campus?", Paul Rogers; "Re-ligious
Life at Augustana,
Does It Need Improvement?",
Wayne Weber; "How Can We
Communicate with the Non-
Active Student?", Sylvia Lee.
Following these separate dis-cussions,
Mark Gilbertson
will lead a panel and discus-sion
on the ASA constitution.
Saturday afternoon topics
and leaders are "Does the Ad-ministration
Exert too Much
Control on Student Leaders?",
Obed Nelson; "Is There Real-ly
a Social Problem on Cam-
Informal organization has
taken place of an Academic
Honor Society for senior stu-dents
who have distinguished
themselves in their studies.
Officially approved by the fac-ulty
in a meeting before the
Easter holidays, t h e first
group of seventeen has been
selected.
The purpose of this organi-zation
is the recognition and
promotion of sound scholar-ship
at Augustana. Member-ship
is limited to those stu-dents
in good standing who
pus?", Soni Nelson; "How
Can Student Leaders Help
Create An Esprit de Corps on
Campus?", Barb Jorgenson.
Dr. Arthur Olson will give
have earned a cumulative 2.5
honor point ratio.
Seniors who have been se-lected
as the first members of
this group include Margaret
Anderson, Mavis Bergan,
Dona Cook, Rosalie Erickson,
Ardith Hensch, Sherry Kap-plinger,
Marilyn Knudson,
Karen Langpap, Norma Lun-de,
Judy Miller, David Nelson,
Sandra Nelson, Eunice Nico-lai,
Mavis Ortman, Jean Sort-eberg,
Carolyn Thiessen, and
Clara Wang.
the opening address Friday
evening on the topic, "What
About That Adjective—Chris-tian?"
The banquet address
speaker on Saturday evening
will be Dr. Lucy Fryxell.
Sunday morning worship ser-vices
will be conducted by
Mr. Limburg. Other faculty
members attending the work-shop
are Dean Martinson,
Dean Thompson, Dean Hong,
Miss Hanson, Pastor Pete, and
Dr. Paape.
As a result of this leader-ship
workshop, we hope sev-eral
new applicable ideas will
be uncovered, and can in turn
be used to better our campus
life here at Augie.
Student Body Features
Foreign Student Speaker
Featured speaker for this
Friday's Student Assembly
will be Ademela "Gabe" Og-unleye.
A senior foreign ex-change
student from Lagos,
Nigeria, Ademela has attend-ed
Augie the past two years.
Ademela has chosen "Tradi-tional
African Music as Con-trasted
to Western Music" as
his topic. All students are
urged to attend.
A student worship ser-vice
will be held at 11:00
a.m. Sunday in the gym.
Pastor Peterson will con-duct
the service.
Honor Society Formed
For Senior Students