Concordia College - Cobber Yearbook (Moorhead, MN)

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OTD front row: Dor th H 1 Y - . Gail ifkanenson, Alice ijohhsoniiuliiaiilene vlgiizorlfallanagiji- li?-ghllq Sandvik' Kathryn Haugen, lull Ann Gfonbeck- Second f0W2 Iewel Knutson, i OYCC 1et1 a, Shirley Larson, Lola Lee. Back row: Margaret Reinsch, Mary Beth Nyquist, Ahna Garnaas, Ianet Nyquist, Christine Knutson, Shirley Olson, Ianice Boyer Gamma Kappa Chi girls pose patiently for the photographer while their steaks j cool and dinners wait. OTD, Gamma Kappa Chi fzmpzw devotees of zlamerficizyf AMOUFLAGED under the name of Omi- cron Tau Delta, a bevy of thirty junior and senior home economics majors meet monthly to increase interest in their field and to promote good relation- ship between the girls. Organized in 1922g OTD is afliliated with state and national home economics associations. Benehts from bakesales, dinners and teas sponsored by OTD are used to purchase equipment for the Home Economics House. A newer edition of the home economics club, Gamma Kappa Chi, includes freshmen and sopho- more home economics majors. This group, formerly the sophomore home economics club, re-organized this year to form the underclass Womenis counterpart of OTD. They confine most of their business to monthly supper meetings served by committees within the organization.

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, . Kay Skavanger Estelle Bermodes Phyllis Bug , . . ' la Mayel Anderson Annette BMSDCSS International Relations Club, front row. Shirley HCDU , l S dl' Awad lsmir Louie Shim Ann lOY Mykle ROSCIYU S Olson Beverly Wagner Back row Larry Lystlg bee. Second row: ames tran IC, f I r f David Bjomson, Dean Moe, Richard I-Ividsten, Philip Halvorson, Marvin Sandness International Relations Club, Audio Visual Education Ebbmg enfbwzmmf revived NTHUSIASM for international affairs ebbed until the question of disbanding the International Relations Club arose. The group decided, however, to continue because of renewed interest. The general purpose of the reorganized club is to change the general apathetic attitude to one of active interests in world affairs, mid-west provincialism and to develop a closer bond of kinship between our twenty- five foreign students and the local students. Audio-visual education, headed by Mr. Narveson, provides opportunity for student teachers to gain experience and for Cobbers to meet requirements as operators of audio-visual aids. Supervised by Roger Domjahn, audio-visual in structor, Virginia Hendrickson and Ioanne Orr I-leuer practice threading two of the five movie projectors available. 58 ef I if

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Kappa Beta Kappa Kappa Beta Kappa, front row: Charlotte Foss, E. Kay Worden, Harriet Tufte, Betty Caltvedt, Lenore Larson Marjorie Iohnson, Esther Spong, Harriet Anderson, Barbara Hanson, Arlene Ellickson, Kathryn Haugen Dorothy I-Iagglund. Second row: Arlene Eidsmoe, Darlene Ordahl, Loretta Pletan, Kay Anseth, Evelyn Eskeli Yvonne -Grove, Doris Mergenthal, Norma Wold, Iackie Rogelstad, Phyllis Moen, Marcia Norstad, Majel Ander- son, Kay Messelt, Sue McBurney, Helen Schmid, Ioyce Salvevold. Third row: Sylvia Tiostem, Carmen Sundg Elsie Haakonson, Ina Stadum, Ieanette Loken, Marilyn Meldahl, Sandra Beltz, Barbara Bergeson, Marianne Mitchell, Norma Slorby, Karen Voxland, Frances Lahti, Nancy Lee, Ianis Peterson, Audrey Haustveit, Ronald Iohnson. Back row: Helen Folstad, Cynthia Moore, Beverly Wagner, Ieanne Onstad, Arclis Hanson, Leila Nel. son, Marilyn Erickson, Erna Darr, Marcia Maloney, Ianet Frarck, Lois Hankins, Stan Hankins, Orland Rourke, Clayton Gorder, Eugene Isaacson, Duane Flagstad, Royal Ness. Kappa Beta Kappa, front row: Ioanne Borseth, Shirley Venaas, Mabel Hopperstad, Estelle Bermodes, Iaync Buttke, Audrey Ronsberg, Miriam Sanstead, Shirley Hentila, Barbara Natterstad, Marlene Olsen, Sharon Olson. Second row: Elizabeth Bauck, Carole I. Olson, Susan Evenson, Gloria Larson, Sybil Gunderson, Glenna Ny- bakken, Karen Nilson, Marlene Eid, Phyllis Thulin, Aileen Kyvig, Carol Bjorkman, Shirley Larson, Ieanne Anseth, Kary Sonsteng. Third row: Marlene Erikson, Sylvia Monson, Betty Rachow, Ianice Boyer, Shirley Haus- tveit, Eunice Schulz, Louise Rue, lean Torkelson, Fern Florey, Sharon Pacldack, Verona Quale, Mildred Pederson, Marlys Iensen, Ianet Eidem, Ruth M. Thompson, Marian Lindstrom. Back row: Gwen Cass, Lois Score, Mary Lou Barrett, Iulia Edwards, Elaine Fristrom, Atlelia Knudson, Mabel Velde, Eleanor Solstad, Ieanette Ander- son, Margaret Wammer, Carol Ostrem, Sharon Larson, Marlys Erickson, Ioan Stamp, Clarice Iohnson, La- Ioy Raguse. P1 6J'67Zf.7fZCg nz split-level program O ACQUAINT both elementary and second- ary educators With probable teaching situations, our chapter of Kappa Beta Kappa was organized in 1952. The Peter Anderson Chapter, named in honor of a former head of the education department and affiliated with both state and national education asso- ciations, meets monthly in Cobber Hall. This year's drive brought the membership total to 253. Pro- grams included panel discussions, guest speakers and Hlms. 60 Concentrating on the election of second semester officers are these members of Kappa Beta Kappa. mmm clllil, hong N bakken, GW' Y an n, MW H hmm, QTY Wd' Twcdty Neil Dafa Kimi sisti a n on I ant Vets C11