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[ Spark Your Spirit ]Left: Students gatheredwith Augsburg alumni,faculty, and staff for thethird annualHomecoming receptioncelebrating the College’sfour ethnic programs:the American Indian,Pan-Asian, Pan-Afrikan,and Hispanic/Latinostudent service areas.Right: As part of the Homecomingfestivities, students constructedelaborate hats—such as the hat pictured[at right]—to express their Auggie pride.Above: The Auggie cheerleaders kept spiritshigh at the Homecoming football gamedespite Augsburg’s 13-point loss to GustavusAdolphus College.Left: Recipients of the 2004Distinguished Alumni, FirstDecade, and Spirit of Augsburgawards were honored alongwith the Golden AnniversaryClass of 1954 at theHomecoming chapel service onOct. 8. Pictured [at left] are (L toR): Dr. Brian Anderson ‘82,Distinguished Alumni Award;Charlotte (Kleven) Rimmereid‘52, wife of the Rev. ArthurRimmereid ‘53, Spirit ofAugsburg Award; Fern (Hanson)Gudmestad ‘41, DistinguishedAlumni Award; and Susan(Horning) Arntz ‘94, First DecadeAward.The Auggie Eagle entertained fans at the Homecoming football game.A future Auggie had her face painted by an artist before the football game.30Fall 2004
Above: Norman Nielsen ‘44 (left) was presented witha commemorative archival photo of the Augsburgcampus in recognition of his pioneering efforts indevelopment for Augsburg during a special Class of1944 reunion breakfast. Pictured with Nielsen is “Mr.Augsburg” Jeroy Carlson ‘48 (right), a seniordevelopment officer.Above: The Auggies huddled before the game, which despite anear-record running day by junior quarterback Marcus LeVesseur,they lost to the Gusties, 34–21. LeVesseur rushed for 207 yardson 32 carries, just 10 yards shy of the College’s single-gamerushing record 217 yards by Marty Alger ‘94 in a 1993 game.Above: Members from the Class of 1994gathered before the football game tocelebrate their 10-year reunion.Above: Auggie wrestlers gathered for a reunionand party in Murphy Park; they continued thecelebration at Grandma’s after the footballgame.Above: Bobby Brown (left) and HannahDietrich (right) were crowned as the2004 Homecoming King and Queen.Above: Jack Osberg ‘62 addressed the teamduring what would be his final AuggieHomecoming halftime as Augsburg footballhead coach; Osberg retired from his coachingposition at the end of the 2004 season, cappinga 14-year career that has produced the mostvictories in school history. He will remain on theAugsburg staff, assisting in the school’s Alumniand Parent Relations and Development areas, todevelop connections with athletic alumni andparents.H o m e c o m i n g 2 0 0 4Fall 200431
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