Concordia College - Cobber Yearbook (Moorhead, MN)

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CGBBER CLASSICS Cobber Classics, an all-college talent show, sponsored by the music commission, was presented in the Moorhead Armory December lst. From this program four acts were selected to appear on Cedric Adam's Stairway to Stardom program over station WCCO in Minneapolis, March 50. Proceeds from the program went to the band uniform fund. june Hansel and Don Norlin M.C.'s Don Smestad and Bob and Bert Van A1stine's singing Sweethearts, Wlmitey johnson. Tall Timber. 117

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WI TER CAR IVAL PFW 'W W - N.. - in ' - an ' Y WMU' Margaret jesten reigned as queen over the Concordian's annual ice carnival. held in the Fargo Arena on March sixth. I-Ier attendants were Dorothy Dees and Patricia Sparrow. After the Coronation skating acts were presented by the Fargo-Moorhead Winter Club followed by an all-college skate. BA D BE EEIT An all college party climaxed the student sponsored drive for band uni- forms. Entertainment for the evening included two basketball gamesg the faculty tangled with the student senate, and the football team battled the concert choir. Roller skating, games, and lunch brought the evening to a close. ...n.,x,., ,.,. wr,-1. D ir ,',lLJ,JKl,l . . V . f 'f'. .- V ' A -he Y A . 'r,.,p', I 1 A .Jill i Fi Ft K gl EFI? 'frlti Q ,' fi! gi' ' -.,,ixr- I' ,Q-3,-GY., 'X J f Lloyd Svensbye places the crown on queen Margaret jesten. Attendants are Dorothy Dees and Patricia Sparrow. 116

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They dashedg they bustledg they scurried by, Heads tossed in the windg they called out Hi Clutching their books in confusion and flurry, It was obvious they were in their usual hurry. The alarm clock had rung, And unheeded rang more, Had awakened the sleeper, And ended the snore. Soon hallways reechoed with dumping feet As halfeawake students unnoticed meet. The buzzer resounds as they quickly Pass - The sleepy Cobbers are enroute to class.