Thursday, December 6, 1962 Augustana College, Sioux Falls, S. Dak. Vol. 44, No. 10
ADMIRING the All Nations display set up in
the Commons concourse are three of Augie's for-eign
students, Gabriel Ogunleye, Alfred Lyaro,
and Amos Odenyo. (Photo by Rogers)
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KEEPING A TIGHT HOLD on the purse strings of All Nations
is Larry Major, business manager, while long faces are evident on
the remaining committee members Dave Lerseth and Obed Nel-son,
construction; DeAnne Hart, food; and Les Josephson, All
Nations general chairman. (Photo by Rogers)
Annual All Nations F¢stival Is Saturda
Holiday Spirit of Foreign Lands Is
Displayed With Booths, Program
Augustana's fifteenth annu-al
All Nations Christmas fes-tival,
featuring Christmas
carols, customs, decorations,
and traditions from eleven
nations around the world,
opens Saturday, December 8,
in the gym at 4 p.m. and con-tinues
through 10 p.m.
Augustana's All Nations
radiates an international
Christmas spirit and belongs
exclusively to our campus
holiday season. Les Joseph-son,
All Nations chairman,
announced there will be three
programs this year, instead
of two, these being presented
at 5:30 p.m., 7:00 p.m., and
8:30 p.m.
The program will be pre-sented
from a decorated plat-form
in the center of the gym
Students who have not
passed the proficiency
test in arithmetic will
have an opportunity to
take this test at 6:30 p.m.
on Wednesday, Decem-ber
12, in Room One of
the Science Building. A
passing score in this test
is required for gradua-tion.
and consist exclusively of
Christmas carols. Singing
German Christmas carols will
be the German Round Sing-erq,
while a mixed motet
consisting of six or eight
voices will sing carols from
America. Two solos, "Green
Sleeves". and a familiar
Christmas carol, will be sung
by Dan Stevens.
Working hard behind the
scenes are the committee
chairmen of All Nations.
They are as follows: DeAnne
Hart, food; Larry Major, busi-ness
manager; Dave Lerseth
and Obed Nelson, construc-tion;
Connie Herseth, pro-gram
book; and Marion Lind-gren,
publicity.
Booths will be creatively
built and decorated to repre-sent
Germany, Africa, Rus-sia,
Hungary, China, France,
Italy, England, Holland,
Mexico, and the Scandinavi-an
countries. Foods from
these countries will be
served by students dressed
in their country's native cos-tume.
Lefse, a specialty of the
Scandinavian countries, at-tracts
many Norskies, while
luscious roast pig and ale at-tract
several followers for
England. Hungary offers
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Kappa Delta Pi Initiates
Thirty-Four Into Society
Brothers Under the Skin
Plans Caroling Party at
Old Folks' Home Sunday
Brothers Under the Skin
is planning a Christmas car-oling
party December 9, Sun-day
night at 6:45 p.m. Carols
will be sung at each of the
Sioux Falls o 1 d people's
homes and then the carolers
will return to Tuve Hall for
refreshments and fellowship
in the recreation room. Any-one
interested in joining in is
invted to meet at Tuve at
6:45 the night of the party.
If possible, bring a car along
as cars and drivers are need-ed.
A good time awaits all
who participate in this activ-ity.
PEMM To Hold
Christmas Party
Members of the PEMM
(Physical Education Majors
and Minors) will hold a
Christmas party on Thurs-day,
December 13, from 8 to
10:00 p.m. at the Old Grange
House, 2101 South Grange.
All physical education ma-jors
and minors are invited
to attend this annual get-to-gether.
Mary Lou Haylor,
president of PEMM, is in
charge of the party which
will include informal carol-ing
and snacks afterwards to
keep in the traditional holi-day
spirit.
Thirty-four new members
will be initiated into the Io-ta
Lambda Chapter of Kappa
Delta Pi, an honor society in
Education, at a banquet De-cember
12. The purpose of
Kappa Delta Pi is to encour-age
high professional, intel-lectual,
and personal stand-ards
and to recognize out-standing
contributions to ed-ucation.
A student elected to
membership in Kappa Delta
Pi remains a member for life,
and as an active member, re-ceives
The Educational For-um,
the official magazine of
the Society.
Requisites for membership
in the Iota Lambda Chapter
are full junior collegiate
ranking, general scholarship
of grade ranking in the up-per
one-fifth of the school,
work in education consisting
of three to six hours, indica-tion
of continued interest in
the field of education, and
desirable personal habits and
leadership attributes.
New members include Mar-jorie
Anderson, Sharon
Bergstrom, Barbara Boesch,
Carolyn B r u e, Rosemary
Erickson, Donald Evenson,
Judith Evers, Carol Fuere-stein,
Evadne Gilbert, Joan
Goehring, Lois Harder, Kar-en
Johnson, Carol Jukam,
Karen Kurvink, Karen Lang-pap,
Dianne Larson, Karen
M. Larson, Marion Lindgren,
Norma Lunde, Donna Mc-
Cann, Eunice Nicolai, Arlys
Nilson, James Olson, Carole
Overby, Delores Overby, Car-ole
Peterson, Nyla Reetz,
Leah Schultz, Carolyn Thies-sen,
Janice Ustrud, Bonnie
Svarstad, Barbara Waggoner,
Evelyn Wierenga, Teresa
Fitzgerald.
Current members selected
last year are Ruth Ablin,
Donna Cook, Rosalie Erick-son,
Marguerite H a r v e y,
Hiede Haugaard, and Mari-lyn
Knudson. Officers are:
president, Jerome Knutson;
vice president, A r d i t h
Hensch; secretary, Mary An-drews;
treasurer, Nadine
Thorson, and historian, Kar-en
Halvorson.
Eight Representative
Seniors Are Chosen
Barb Aust, Jeri Cady, An-nalee
Rantapaa, Marilyn Ol-son,
Dave Gellerman, Dan
Gilbertson, Bob McGaughey,
and Stan Vik are Augustana's
representative senior s for
1962-63. These students were
selected on the basis of the
contributions they have rend-ered
in various organizations
and their high standards,
representative of Augustana.
The eight students were chos-en
by vote of Augie upper-classmen.
CALENDAR
OF EVENTS
Thursday, Dec. 6
Internal Revenue Dept.
Conference 3-in-1
Room — All day
Representatives of So-cial
Workers — Com-mons
Concourse — All
day
Social Work Interest
Group — Beloit Room
— 6:00 p.m.
Intersociety basketball—
Gym — 6:30 p.m.
Friday, Dec. 7
Student Body — "High-er
Education in Afri-ca"
— gym — 9:45 a.m.
Recital--Myrna Hanson
— Old Main Chapel —
8:15 p.m.
Saturday, Dec. 8
Chemistry Group —Chi-cago
Room — 3:00 p.m.
ALL NATIONS — Gym
5:00 p.m. on through
the evening
Sunday, Dec. 9
Brothers — Caroling to
Old Folks' Home- -7:00
p.m.
Monday, Dec. 10
Intersociety Bowling —
6:00 p.m.
Dorm Christmas Parties
—9:30 and 10:00 p.m.
Tuesday, Dec. 11
Intersociety basketball—
Gym -- 6:30 p.m.
Mankato vs. Augustana
—Basketball-8:00 p.m.
Wednesday, Dec. 11
Kappa Delta Pi — 5:30
p.m.
Advent Service — 7:00
p.m.
LDR at Stavig's -- 8:30
p.m.