Concordia College - Cobber Yearbook (Moorhead, MN)

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FOREWCRD Today we present the 1951 Cobber! In it the staff has put endless work in attempting to give to you a full cross- section of life in all respects and manners at Concordia. The activities and organizations you have entered, the accomplishments you have achieved, the things you will always remember, as well as those incidents which have already faded in your memories -- we hope to help you remember these tomorrow. We hope that this publication will accomplish its purpose - a memory hook for years to come.

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DR. J. N. BROWN DEDICATIO To God Alone the Glory has been carried forward with earnest zeal by Dr. Brown. His leadership, his patience, and above all, his humbleness, will be remembered by the many mature Christian personalities who have come in Contact with him. His calm, unaffected manner has influenced many Cobbers. As a leader he has faithfully kept the trust that has been placed upon him. To Dr. Brown, who through the passing years has led our college in accordance with its high ideals . . . encouraged intellectual, physical, and spiritual growth . . . promoted civic and social life in keeping with Christian principles . . . championed opportunities for the expression of the Christian life . . . who since 1925 has loyally devoted himself to a greater Concordia . . . To our president, Dr. N. Brown, we, the Cobbers of 1951, dedicate this yearbook. s