Concordia College - Cobber Yearbook (Moorhead, MN)

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john Olson Oakley Ellickson BUSIN SS OFFICE--PLACEME T BUREAU Mr. Olson's niche in Concordiafs financial hierarchy serves the college in a broad capacity. He is the unknown person guiding the large expenditures and various other financial plans. Mr. Ellickson is that very important man - the treasurer. He spends his time in the Business Office, and more often than not can be found counselling some student. Mr. Wagstrom's big job is to find places where Concordia's band and choir can make their music. He does this and, in addition, manages to find time to help make music as a member of the choir. Despite the many and varied duties of Academic Administration, Dean Peter Anderson manages to keep a thumb on all of them. Although he is invariably busy, he is never too busy to take time out to advise students. ,gm 18 Wayne Wfagstrom Peter Anderson

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. . -:wi wa THE PRESIDENTS OFFICE Ng. Dr. Brown is now completing his twenty-fifth year of service as president of Concordia College. He will always be esteemed for his fine Christian character and personal interest in the students. Under his leader- ship Concordia has grown much in the past years. Miss Christina Fjelstad is Dr. Brown's right hand . She has served efficiently for many years as his secretary. Dr. J. N. Brown PUBLIC RELATIONS Concordia's good will ambassador is Mr. J. L. Rendahl. With the aid of his staff of helpers, he keeps track of prospective college students still in high school and through Mr. G. L. Schoberg's radio visits, keeps the families in this area up to date on Concordia's activities and achievements. T. C. Hanson is Stewardship director. He's known for getting things done X' with a minimum of effort, and for his jovial sense of humor. 55, Christina Fjelstad J. I... Rendahl T. C. Hanson 17

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, -'fi'-' REGI TRAR -- LIBRARY Anyone who has observed the clockwork precision of the papers or reports come due are Miss Anna jordahl, head registrar's office can thank Mr. Narveson and his chief aid, librarian, and her assistants, Miss Margaret Nordlie and Mrs. Harriet Kolke, for the time saved. Despite this efficiency, there Marie Ylvisaker. All are on hand to interpret the maze of call ig always time for 11 gtudentfg Spc-cial problem, ' numbers given them and Come up with the right book. Mrs. iYlvisaker's specialty is the reserve desk, while Miss jordahl and The three most popular people on the campus when term Miss Ngfdlie also teach library Sgiegcgl Anna lU d2ll1l Margaret Nordlie Marie Ylvisaker 19