Concordia College - Cobber Yearbook (Moorhead, MN)

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BUILDIN S and GROU S -- CAFETERIA Mr. Sanden manages to budget his time well enough to sandwich in the many duties he and his staff must handle in connection with the grounds and buildings. In his schedule there is no such thing as a wasted moment. The janitors are the ones who keep things repaired and running. They always have a friendly smile and greeting for every student. Miss Amy Erickson has a tremendous task in providing meals for the faculty and student body three times a day, but she and her helpers have always been equal to it. A popular feature of the cafeteria is the schedule of lunches that gives the students a chance to sit back, enjoy their coffee, and talk over their latest conquests or grievances. y 1 I i ,,,, A. H. Sanden Janitors 9 I 1 y. ytliy J ...Q ' Cafeteria Amy Erickson 21

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Bookstore Post Office BOOK TORE -- HEALTH ERVICE Miss Nora Nelson and Mrs. julian are in charge of the bookstore. Their efficient service quickly whittles down the long lines that form at the beginning of each semester. Throughout the school year they are on hand to provide the students with all the necessary articles for college living. It can be said without hesitation that the most popular place on the campus is the P, O. where Miss Ruth Gilbertson distributes the daily mail. Aside from this function, the post office also serves as a convenient meeting place for students. Miss Skeim and Mrs. Holland keep the Cobbers in good physical health. They help them learn how to stay that way too, by instructing classes in health and personal hygiene. 20 Cordelia Skeim Rl-lfh H0llH11d

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DEANS and RE IDE T HEAD K ss.. Dean Boe has an insight into the students' problems acquired as 21 former Cobber. His dignity and spiritual concern add depth to his abilities. As Dean of Women, Miss Thorson has combined the judgment necessary for that office with a keen understanding of youth. Sister Margot Ness has assumed the duties of resident head of Fjelstad Hall the past year. I-Ier concern for the welfare, both spiritual and physical, of her girls distinguishes her work. Mr. Glommen, as assistant Dean of Men, forms the connecting link - ' 1 --Eg? - ' - between the students and Mr. Boe's office. His helpfulness makes visits to that office pleasant ones. Mrs. Bue, as resident head of South Hall, does much to start girls who have left home for the first time, on their college career. A pleasant and understanding personality make Mrs. Bue one of our favorites. Miss Gilbertson's versatile skills and experience ideally equip her for her position as resident head of Grose Hall. Victor C. Boe Lorraine Thorson Sister Margot Ness Richard Glomrnen Mrs. Eleanor Bue Ruth Gilbertson 22