Augsburg College - Augsburgian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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First row: A. Dyrud, B. Brcthcim, I. Son ruck, A. Reesncs, C. Hovcrstcn, O. Wcstplnl. Standing: J. Torgrimson, K. Rusdahl, M. Erickson, H. Frinzen, G. Brcthcim, O. Landsvcrk, W. Framstad, R. Quanbcck, J. Steen, E. Kasin, E. Martinson. Concordia Society I HE CONCORDIA SOCIETY, limited in membership, serves mainly to strengthen the bonds of Christian fellowship among Seminary students. It also gives opportunity for the discussing and solving of student problems and plans in regard to classwork and pastoral work, and serves as the center of plan- ning for all social activities of the Seminary. The Seminarians meet during the fourth hour on Tuesdays, and in addition, several informal dinner meetings arc held throughout the year. Varied topics of interest to the Seminarians are discussed at these meetings and often a guest who is usually a specialist in the particular phase of church work under discus- sion is invited to be present to lead the discussion. Special events of the year are the annual banquet for the members and their guests, held on the night fol- lowing commencement, and the society’s annual skip day in the spring. The following officers served during 1945-1946: LuVerne Nelson, President; Chester Hoversten, Pope; Howard Franzcn, Librarian; and Ernest Kasin, Secre- tary-treasurer. Ivcr Sonnack served as President during 1946-1947 with Arthur Reesnes as Secretary-treasurer, and Randolph Quanbeck as Pope.