Concordia College - Cobber Yearbook (Moorhead, MN)

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Lettermen's Club Lettermen, front row: Art johnson, Dave Opheim, john johnson, Carl Grandstand, Cliff Paulson, Don Green, Al Tweit, jim Iossart, Barry Bowles. Second row: Gary Carlson, Iack Nelson, Hilding Ronning, Roger Gilbertson, Wesley Lokken, Melvin Panjkovich, Monnoe Leraas, Dick Whitaker, Fred Nelson, Craig Iohnson. Back row: Darry-l Albright, Dan Kittleson, Clayton Gorder, Don Nelson, Andy Hendrickx, Dick Shearer, Cliff Anderson, Ron Gadberry, Dale Leverson, Tom Wolhowe. For More with .YPO if in mimi Tennis Club THLETIC award winners band together in the Lettermen's Club. The sixty members have all received numerals, sweaters, jackets or blankets as rewards for their work in either a major or a minor sport. The club raises its money for awards by selling homecoming buttons. Ushers for the Globetrotter game and for tournaments are recruited from their ranks also. The Lettermen's Carnival each spring has made a name for its sponsors. The Tennis Club gets into full swing each spring shortly before they play in the women's tennis tournament at Carleton College. Tennis Club, front row: Sonja Korup, Brenda Lovsness, Helen Schmid, Donna Thompson, Monette Steinhaus, Rene Scheflcler. Back row: Patricia Benson, Sandra Leighton, Annette Barsness, Ianice Terras, Mary Nyman, Erna Darr, Luann Schultz. 62 gl agkuul-' 51-2-56 .rr S I. l the fo has a affairs Amer day si M13 itS mid-wi lm: SCA unites One Life for Chfj

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f, tem L ialllryn H arson Zh, E V angel. Vilyrl ad, Maid A I llllcr. 1, Carmen Sundt - 1 Heson, Marianne lausrven, Ronald nson, Leila Nel, Orland Roulkc srmodcs, Iaync Sharon Olson. n, Glenna Ny- Larson, Ieannc , Shirley Haus- dred Pederson, is Score, Mary :anette Ander- Iohnson, LH' , are these 1 Montana Club Montana Club, front row: Ioanne Larson, Darlene Ordahl, Sharoln Feuerherm, Ieanne Anseth, Carol Haugen, Barbara Kaufman, Karyl Sonsteng, Marianne Hoffart, Glenna Nybakken, Helen Lee, Ioan Riddle. Second row: Dee Grifhn, Elaine Delamore, M'abel Hoppestad, Deanna Dahl Marcia McCann Sharon Daehlin Lil Iohnson, Mary Ellen Christiansen, Betty Naylor, Margaret Christoffersen, Valbor-g Klemetson, Carol Madison, Sandra Leighton Sharon, Anderson Back irow' Darrel Lerum, Gary Klofstad, Larry Lidahl, Doug Egeland, Don Bult, Iay Borchert, Stan Kindzerski, Leon Olson, Dick Hodges Bob Alexander Gary Iackson Lowell Twedt, Neil Overby. , , ' DefemZe1fr of freedom and mmm ONTANANS stick together although miles away from home. The Montana Club, con- sisting of ninety-nine Montana Cobbers, meets twice a month and aims to promote Western hospitality on campus. Their fall banquet, complete with guitars and cowboy singing, was held at Warren's Cafe. Charcoal jackets with emblems representing de- fenders of freedom mark the veterans on campus. The chief project of the thirty-five active members in the Veteran's Club was sponsoring the home concert of the Concordia College Band. Vet's Club, front row: Paul Ofsdahl, Lowell Sether, Don Skjonsby, Darryl Haugen, Charles Gunderson, Loren Fevig, Vincent Hauge, Chet Flaak, Don Rodvold. Back row: Gary Nelson, Pete Otberg, Harold Knutson, Robert Haug, Huagh Morris, Ben Hahn, Allyn Dale Pederson, Charles Adamson, Clifford Setnes, Dan Nelson, Ierry Bjelde, Richard Hvidsten, Don Nellermoe, Hilding Ronning, Ronald Iorgeman, Paul Lovaas, Iver Torgerson, Verne Wik. Vet's Club 61

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CS. SCCOIld row: Craig Iohnson, Leverson, Tom tl together ibers have r blankets major or ioney for ls, UshtrS I1m31'1'1C1liS has made .ing each w0II1CU,5 Student Christian Association A 1J0iC6 mf religious ozfgfmiqfzfianf Student Christian Association Council, front row: Ioan Langemo, Larry Thompson, Rosemary Green. Back row: Howard Olson, Lowell Bratrud Iames Stolee, Gene Okerlund, Arlen Hermodson, Duane O. Nelson, Rev. I. M. Moe, advisor. HE Student Christian Association unites all the former religious organizations on campus. SCA has a voice in international, inter denominational affairs through the Lutheran Student Association of America and the World Christian Movement. Sun- day supper meetings at the gym represent only a small part of SCA. Providing a Christian outlet for talent and an op- portunity for community service, SCA considers questions on missions, social growth, stewardship and contemporary religion. The First purpose of SCA is to draw each student closer to Iesus Christ. Holding its mid-winter formal banquet at the gym, SCA unites Cobbers under the theme One Life for Christ. LSA'ers and SCA'ers splash together in the MSC swimming P001 during Moorhead Stare College-Concordia College joint social meeting. 63