Concordia College - Cobber Yearbook (Moorhead, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1958 volume:

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Cobbers come and go, but always there is a nucleus not limited to preparation for the future but actually living in the present . . . shaken by winds perhaps, but thriving in the rain and sunlight of life. We cannot, between the covers of this book, completely depict Concordia in her multiple phases, but in this, the twenty-third yearbook published by the Concordia student body, we provide a repository of memories. We propose in these pages to portray a panorama of Concordia . . . rooted in the past . . . facing broad horizons in the future . . . but living in the present- Concordia . . . as you have known her. lf H college h' Conmffiia Western the great l f h in Wisdom bfi' Vine, , here learn their ee. reuian sys there ation forthe present it thriving of this ia in her wventy-third ordia itory of ages dia . . . d horizons present- her. CON TEN TS Dedication .... 6 Administration and Faculty .... 8 Organizations .... 32 Athletics .... 80 Activities .... 100 Classes Advertising Index ....128 ....168 ....17j ,f,, A ,5 - 5' ,, Q ,ij F, 6 fx- .,-.r-3- ,.. 'L nag-imma-M J, H of Dr. sight oi hut feta enee. I Depart: to the 4 entihe even fo As g many I 33 EHI t Hanan father: nosis h iilld me Dr. Th name 0 We .'13,',2,.g'. ,-.1.,i..S.,,i...-..,.---vmbzuu D-ey-.fm an .-. --...M n ' W ' ' . ou- -vm mul- ' - 2 ' ' 1' ' ' P4-5- 5-1-L'. .' '.1 H ' I V'j'j'f'fZ,.f .'I',.,,,, 'YLILA ... . ...-. . . 1.4. ,. . .,. . .5 . kn'.'x5:7:7'5 ' W H N L lm 'H A -ru Hun- -V-.-. ,...- V .. - -1 -nh--wv-v-1-p.., ...A nn' nv . A A - 4 . ... -M ..., , ,,.., . .,. - . H V , , . - - . . .. -..z...r4.. . V,..,,4...... 5: ,. ., ,,,,,,. . W, .. ,JA . . .4.. .1 I ap . 1. , ng, .Jigga -. M- oqus-A---..a..J:.Af-mgvm-,,,. HE. tall, slender, quickly moving figure of Dr. Thomas Burgess has been a familiar sight on the Concordia campus since 1926, but few have realized the extent of his influ- ence. Dr. Burgess, head of the Psychology Department, has brought much recognition to the college in academic circles and in sci- entific publications throughout America and even foreign countries. As guest lecturer, he has appeared before many professional societies and has traveled as far as the Universities of London and Hawaii. He is internationally known as the father of hypnodontiag his methods of hyp- nosis have been widely adopted by dental and medical professions. Always the name of Dr. Thomas Clen Burgess carries with it the name of Concordia College. We honor Dr. Burgess, not only for the Wheaton Academy Diploma .... 1914 Wheaton College, B.S .......... 1918 St. Olaf College, B.A. ........... 1922 University of Illinois, M .S. ....... 1923 University of Iowa, Ph.D. ....... 1926 University of Chicago. . .summer 1934 Dedication recognition he has brought our school but for his dedication to Concordia and her students. Many are the disturbed Cobbers who have found their ways to the sanctuary of his office to join the ranks of those who have come from the entire continent to find understand- ing and help for their minds and spirits. Dr. Burgess' broad interests and wide ex- periences as newsboy, painter, waiter, janitor, electrician, laboratory assistant, research ana- lyst, and principal of a Chinese school allow him to readily understand the problems of many different people. While the college family is proud of Dr. Burgess for his scholarship, his success as a clinical psychologist and as a pioneer in hypno-therapy, we admire him most for being a Christian gentleman who has given thirty- one years of service to Concordia College. Administration - Faculty ' 0 , K 'F' 5-,Z 47 ': '1a3g. f.33... .:.:u:m... t.....s- .F mv. -.ss.......:..,.....r .. .... - . . . . . Y ' . , W , r.. ,N W r ,::g:g,3,.'5,'1,g ,,,,,,,..., ,, ,., ...-...wr ,..... ... ..,.::-57 .:.l.. me V- 1-Nei . ..I . U mm .1 Mmm p .2111 .1 Tl.'3fff5-:':-.: :'77 L2Lmr -'t-'f ' ' 1 : ' .' t ' ' h m --nf'--------- ur .ggzna-if-.--t'1wP1PEi'!I57' t- - - - ' 'AQ' 1- ve--em e 'A'-' 'A - ' ' ' H- - IKE the pruning shears-our taskmasters, Pres- ident Ioseph L. Knutson, the faculty, and the ad- ministration-set themselves to the job of shaping student minds to meet problems of today. Dr. Knut- son, president since 1951, has sparked the Concordia campus with his broad view of education. Reflecting their confidence in his leadership, the Board of Di- rectors re-elected him this fall to another six-year term. Old Main with administrative offices, classrooms and laboratories shows the half-century which it has spent as center of Concordia. Emanating from a third Hoor studio, KOBB is our radio voice on cam- pus. Another attic in Old Main provides headquarters for the Cobber Yearbook staff. Concordia Theatre performan-ces temporarily transform a rather battered stage into a place of excitement. Old Main remains the hub of Concordia. Prexy Ioei' pauses to pose in his office hav- ing just returned from a speaking tour in the area. President, Old Main Administrators promoting prog refs 10 '1! 'I-1-M353-' -f-1.-'Clif'-2553.-r...n.-4--v -1-- ..J.....-4 -..... .,,,, ... ,M V -- -- - .f.....1-vw ..- .1 Standing firm on its site along Highway 75, Old Main remains a center of campus life. H I 'fl sssff' isdn rnIK1N9 515 lhjg Pag . ll tt ts neil .mc receive 1 ?Mn0fAdm1i me of Adniissn l5. dear, de standards Hlld SC inwhlfll rhfse 5 long lineS of rig lsnuary constiu The business S1 sho controllers ll Coordinatur urived OH Camg the Ofbee of P combined with basement 0fliCC where Mr. Lars continuous init Although each r position, the ch receives elose cs ward the same it l0SEPH gd.: BIN., I Fmls - BAILEY, BA MWME DOXHLD C0f. EDWARD ill. ider Coll G ' foneordja 'git dftlllll, lil N N, D' ' I- S L- KNU1 HMI- -'N .r-M er-N , . ff-e --...s...--.a..-. .,..--.......-......,--. ,, W , ,..,...,.,., . .wg--1 'f1'TI1-7 'fr , gf:-3-:It-...V.i..,,....-,..,.w-..:..-.,..s....., s-........,,......... ...s...,rs-2.z.:.1.,,,1,y.,..s,.-....,.,,,,,,,- . 7, ..,.f--gg'-- ' -1- if-9.71. .,...,-an.5a::,.5:M:fr-s...s.r..r...,..........-N-....,,,,,,,,5,,,5,,, ,,,,,,, - P .. ..,....... ,,,,,,.- .-7, ..af,:-. .V .. ,i - - ' - - - . H ..... 'H' -- Jarqwg. MQW., . - . . 4 .. .. ..... .. assi . . . ...,, , ,. A ,:.,---- .... ..,.-....,.-ma. .,..-..--- Nha- . . , . .V ' ' M 71 '.''! I'TT 1 .'r'-e-f''f::'r!H!':J'-1'A!f?:.S'f2f1LfLZZ'!5f?:n'.. . .via .. ' '- X firm OH its 1 ' fcmllls 1 Old Main Y 75, 5 llifi of camPu i i ll site alll' Administrative Assistants TRIKINGLY characteristic of the men pictured on this page is their vital concern for Concordia, proven by their dedicated service and interest in Cobbers as individuals. Every student has at some- time received correspondence from Mr. Rendahl, Dean of Admissions. The chief purposes of the Of- fice of Admissions are attracting and selecting stu- dents. Dr. Bailey, dean of instruction, sets high scholastic standards and seeks to create an academic atmosphere in which these standards can be met. Handling those long lines of registering students each September and Ianuary constitutes a part of Registrar Dale's job. The business side of administration is directed by the controller, Mr. Smaby. Coordinator of public relations, Dale Mitchell, arrived on campus in 1955. As of this year he heads the Oiiice of Public Relations which is no longer combined with the Oliice of Admissions. Another basement oflice in Old Main is that of Development Where Mr. Larson, general secretary, Works to make continuous improvement of the college possible. Although each of these administrators fills a separate position, the character of their duties demands and receives close cooperation, they work together to- ward the same goal. Announcing a record enrollment of 1504 students, I. L. Rendahl fright discusses scholastic standards with Dr. Carl Bailey and Donald Dale. Ignoring Invitation to Learning open be- fore them, Gale R. Mitchell and W. A. Sma- by listen intently as Edward Larson speaks of the building program of Concordia. IOSEPH L. KNUTsoN, B.A., Sz. Olaf Col.: B.Th., Luther Theological Scm.,' LL.D., Sz. Olaf Col. CARL L. BAILEY, BA., Concordia C0l.,' MA. and Ph.D., Univ. of Minn. DONALD E. DALE, BA., Concordia Col. EDWARD N. LARSON, BA., Lu- ther Col. GALE R. MITCHELL, BA., Concordia Col., MA., Univ. of Iowa. I. L. RENDAHL, BA., Concor- dia C01-1 M. s., ma. 1, Um. of N. D. AMY E. ERICKSON, B.S., N. D. Agri- cultural Col. ARTHUR H. SANDEN, B.A., Sz. Olaf Col. Administrators mating fzmrlm services UCKED into one corner of Old Main is the Registrar's Office, where records of academic achieve- ment fand non-achievementj are filed. Iust down the hall is the Office of the Controller, representing another vital part of administration. The controller's assistant is Mr. Danielson. Operating with bank-like procedure, the business ofhce staff handles checking accounts for all student groups, agency offers a place for individual students to deposit funds for safe-keeping. Director of Food Service, Miss Amy Erickson, manages the college cafeteria, Norse Room and snack bar. Responsible for making our campus live- M ALM able and lovely is Mr. Sanden, superintendent of Cxgordiacc buildings and grounds. He is in charge of providing heat and light. We also owe him thanks for such things as shoveled walks, trimmed lawns and Christ- mi' Mrs. Ranheim and Alice Benedett look on as Beverly Brown types up a transcript in the Registrar's Cfhce. mas lights. Acting as administrative assistants, Amy Erickson, Curtis Theresse Lundby, Mrs. H. M. Dale, Marilyn Van Studying a C0 Danielson and Arthur. Sanden compare practical aspects of Valkenburg and Helen Oltman, smile in spite legeRtcord,li food, finance and facilities- of the onslaught of students they face each day. forthe future L Q- -- ff' is . .f Clllfuraj - U SI' RIQ B A Colkiflgilqlu 01 lla ook on as pt in the M. Dale, Marilyn Van Jltman, smile in spite its they face each day. Comparing records, Eunice Moberg and Geraldine Zook keep Files up-to-date in the Public Relations and Development Offices. MRS. ALFREDA TORGERSON, B.A., Concordia College K K .nf QA' Mrs. Torgerson edits the Concordia College Alumnus and the Quarterly Review in her office in the basement of Old Main. Office of Public Relations, Development and Alumni Studying a copy of the latest Concordia Col- lege Record, Martin Husby assists with plans for the future of the college. Q bamnel to the 02552656 OLLEGE news issues from the basement of Old Main, Where the Alumni Office and the News Bureau are -located. Mrs.' Alfreda Torgerson, in charge of both, Finds herself especially busy at Home- coming time, arranging gatherings for returning members of the Cobber family. Mr. Gale Mitchell and his stan' in the Public Rela- tions Oflice, attempting to prove that society has a great need for Concordia and her graduates, seek to inform the people within our territory of the pur- pose and progress of this liberal arts college. Focusing their attention on the development pro- gram, Mr. Edward Larson, general secretary and Mr. Martin Husby, assistant general secretary, plan for a growing Concordia and help to obtain means to permit these plans to be fulfilled. These three of- fices combine to form Concordia's channel to the out- side world. 13 Checking the class schedule, Dean Dorothy locates her eight o'clock as Dean Boe meditates in silence. V. C. BOE, B.A., Concordia Col., C.T., Luther Theological Sem. GRACE BUNKE, R.N., Kahler Hospitals School of Nursing, Rochester, B.S. in nursing education, Univ. of Minn. RUTH GILBERTSON, BA., St. Olaf Col. DOIKOTTIY OLSEN, BA., MA., and Ph.D., Univ. of Wis. MYRTLE SCHEE, B.S. Concordia Col. CORDELIA SKEIM, Graduate Deaconess Hospital School of Nurses, Grand Forlqsg registered in N. D., Minn. and Calif. Dean's Office, Bookstore, Post Office, Health Center oalth through pills, talk, hoolzs and rnail ' O ENCOURAGE students to recognize their greatest potential academically, socially and other- wise-this is the challenge for our 'personnel deans. As a result, long and late hours of counselling fall to their lot. Teaching and speaking assignments 'plus the supervision of student employment contribute to the crowded. schedules of Dr. Olsen, dean of women, and Rev. V. C. Boe, dean of men. Registration always brings a boom in business at the bookstore. This year's increased stock makes the bookstore a more pleasant place in which to browze. Popularity of the post office is proved by a daily scrimmage for mail. Health service is offered by two nurses and a local doctor. Our nurses were seldom separated from their thermometers and a seemingly unlimited supply of ASA tablets when the flu epidemic threatened. The bookstore and post office are operated efficiently Grace Bllllke Hfld C0l'dCli2 Skeim gfCCI the photog- by Ruth Gilberrson, Mrs. K. O. Lee, Mrs. Schee and rapher with a Smile-happy to see at least one person Nora Nelsen. who hasn't been hit by the 'Lflu bug. 14 1.4. ViSHkcr put to j Sovik, 4 ffC0gnin seldom S0ClCty rathff I Stu dl' HI Za BOE, if Seffii Cilfullei, K iz CE Bm Ning H0 Pl!als El nursi gl Roclfflcr ng ed lio . ur Ililiizn' RUTH!! n O- -, Si, Oyay C01 LSEN Univ' of Wi: ?.S. Concordia C ol. sKEIM, Graduate YOIPI-Ill! 5,5001 : of Iragd Foflm regmm . ., Minn. aru1Calrl Zvi vial n business at tk makes the h to browze. l by a daily l and a local l from their Cl supply of eatened. rect the pl10f0E' least one person K .ft A ,i Gathering around Miss ,Iordahl seated at -her desk, Mrs. Ylvisaker, Miss Nordlie and Mrs. Boe join in supervising the library. ANNA IORDAHL, BA., Concordia Col.,' B.L.S., Univ. of Wis.,' M.A.L.S., Univ. of Mich. MARGARET NORDLIE, BA., ' Concordia Col., MA., Univ. of Wir., B.A.L.S., Univ. of Mich. Mus. YLVISAKER, Diploma, Augustana CoZ.,' BA., Concordia Col. Award-winning Carl B. Ylvisaker Library invites stu- dents to study in pleasant surroundings and offers a choice of 50,000 volumes for our perusal. Library Acclaimed 6 Avcbifcczis E POINT with 'pride to the Carl B. Yl- visaker Library completed in February 1956, and put to immediate use by our students. A year later Sovik, Mathre and Associates received nationwide recognition for constructing this building. Cobbers seldom think of the award given by the Minnesota Society of the American Instiute of Architects but rather recognize it as a practical, pleasant place for study and research. 'M V ,AVV V Y N, Au Yan.-- ,.....,... ,-, -.... ., ..-...- - - Y-m--M-- --fr-A At first glance the rows and rows of open stacks seem somewhat overwhelming, but experience soon teaches that orderliness is the keynote. The modern plan includes lounges, class rooms, study rooms and a record room plus the reserve reading and main reading roorns. Centrally located, the library is within easy reach of all students. 15 ...M-.., , gee-M f-L. -' . .-I--..-,............-4... .ff '- 'ff' '- - . . , . .. ---M -- -'H- ' F ...----.QQ 'f':3:3:gi'- ' ' ' Av- . 1' f'.11 .a? '7f f '7': ?ff'ffD-ZZTS' - -N' L.T-Ltui---. -gg--.1 -:gg ---:xref :': --'::: 't: ' -.-r-' -v ' - '. : ' 15.11 . ..-1Tfl7T'421'-. ---1 - -:vw +47-------'-'- - w e - ni ,,.,., , ,- ft M-:rr - ---'r- f-Q ---Q--aiz.-'. Z,r5Ea 5.7 2FE':l r , m..Z- -. fi 2- - Offices of Special Services, Admissions Energies exfeneieei fen' eine! new Bringing campus Hlms to us is one of the special serv- ices ofiered by Mr. Narveson. Mrs. Monson assists him in the Placement Bureau. 16 REATED last August, the Oliice of Special Services is unknown to many students. Nonetheless it is the hub of several supplementary projects. As director of special services, Mr. Carl Narveson ar- ranges for the Artist Course and Lecture Series. He furnishes free films each Sunday and movies, such as Henry V and All Quiet on the Western Frontf' for our weekend evening enjoyment. Supervising the new audio-visual aids program, he offers opportunity to learn how to operate movie projectors, mimeographs, etc. Seniors suddenly be- come aware of the Placement Bureau, another serv- ice with headquarters in this oHice, when they be- gin considering post-graduation employment. Con- cordia's placement record is recognized as outstand- ing. Attracting and choosing young people to make up our Cobber student body is an unending process carried on by Dean Rendahl and his staff in the Of- Hce of Admissions. Constantly revising their grow- ing Hles and mailing lists, Mrs. Rendahl and Mrs. Sanden supervise a bevy of parttimc secretaries. Actual applications from prospective students are passed on to administrators for approval. Our dean of admissions announced enrollment of 1504, an- other record year. Mrs. Sanden and Mrs. Rendahl continue with their work in the Office of Admissions despite the Hashing of bulbs. DOROTHY MoNsoN, BA., Concordia CoZ.,' CARL R. NARVESON, BA., Con- cordia Col., MA., Univ. of Minn. ofarlfmgc e air N4 ,ef 3115!- erm 363'-'L .,,-- Ter: iff E IAETXG ig ul La.. 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Eight Cobber men, partici- pating in the five-year co-operative program, and the other economics students receive instruction from Iames Krause, acting head, and several part-time teachers. L CARL BAILEY, B.A., Concordia COL. . if .,-rf ag MA. and Ph.D., Univ. of Mimi I ROBERT BRUMMOND, BA., Macaleszei . Col., MA., Univ. of Mznn. JAMES - KRAUSE, B.A., Concordia Col, L.L.B., Univ. of Minn. DALE LINDi QUIST, BA., Univ. of N. D. EUGENE RUDD, BA., Concordia Col.: MA., Buffalo Univ. WILLIAM SLINGSBYE, B.S., N. D. Stale Col. W. E. WAR- BURTON, BA., Coe Col. Marketing, retailing, accounting, and finance are among the classes taught by Dale Lind- quist, William Slingsby, Iames Krause and William Warburton of the economics depart- ment. Buried in the basement, behind the door numbered six is the department of physics, complete with ham radio set and photographic dark room. With the equipment of electricity, optics, general and rnodern physics laboratories at their disposal, live seniors major in the field. P S iz i 'x .I '!g:'fg::f1 f7JZ'...'7I.7,1..'T..f .,..: ':1.,.... -V v-- --an---V-A. . . Surrounded by laboratory equipment, men of the physics department-Eugene Ruud, Dr' Bailey, and Robert Brummond seem to fCCl right at home. IGF ill lcflgg other sta S from will . 'fhc0rlZ1 first to life in G Pslchologli activities to iflslltuui QOIHCS fmflgsc If dcnIS Wofl RAYMOND 4 Cancordz Univ. 01' N Lino, B- PhD., Um WARREN 1 Cvnwfdi. BARTZ, BN Col. T, 0' Whfaton , Olaf Col., IU-I Ph.D, L- A. M01 CGI.: CARL ' fofdia Nnv 3iAMinn, I ., Univ- of i BA., D lfoiilfofdlia Col. ...gi Ji? of Mai nivroyi M.Maf01fszer T C mn- lAMR -1 gnfofdia C01- Mmn' DALE Lui V v. 01' N. D, EUGENE oncordia COL, MA WILLIA are Col. W, E. ' Coe Col. WAR' ll M SLINGSBYE accounting, and linanu s taught by Dale Lind Sby, Iames Krause and of the economics depart. iumbered with ham With the i modern 'e seniors l y equiPmeEiHnDi. 'Eugene to feel Tl m0I1d seem IGHPOINT in the study of psychology is learning to know oneself and as a result to under- stand other individuals better. In sociology the study turns from the individual to the group. Theorizing on human relations and reactions comes first through textbooks. Then cold facts come to life in courses such as applied and experimental psychology and in actual case studies. Interesting activities besides classroom work include field trips to institutions at Grafton, Fergus Falls and Iames- town. These Helds are so closely related that many stu- dents work for a combined major. RAYMOND O. FARDEN, BA., Concordia C0l.,' Ph.D., Univ. of Minn. WALDEMAR LrLLo, BA., MA., and Ph.D., Univ. of N. D. Mrs. C. B. Hoff from Lutheran Welfare in Fargo joins full-time professors of sociology, Dr. Waldemar Lillo fleftj and Dr. Raymond O. Farden, in training social workers. Sociology, Psychology Anabfiqing Jeff and society WARREN ABBOTT, A.A., Concordia Col. ALBERT BARTZ, B.A., Concordia Col. T. O. BURGESS, B.S., Wheaton Col.j BA., St. Olaf CoZ.g M.S., Univ. of Ill.: Ph.D., Univ. of Iowa. L. A. Mon, BA., Luther Col.p MA., Univ. 07' Wis. CARL NARVESON, BA., Con- cordia Col.j MA., Univ. of Minn. DoRoTHY OLSEN, BA., MA., and Plz.D., Univ. of Wir. Dr. Burgess frightj views with satisfaction fellow psychologists fstandingj Carl Nlarveson, Dr. Rogness, Cseatedj Warren Abbott, Albert Bartz, L. A. Moe and Dr. Dorothy Olsen. 19 ,lli WARREN ABBOTT, B.A., Concordia Col. K, C BAILEY, B.,-1., si. Olaf coz., MA., Univ. aj Minn. PEARL BIORK, B.S., Moorhead State Col.,' MA., Columbus Univ. HAROLD DOR- DAL, BA., Mayville State Teachers Col., M,S' Univ. of N. D., C,T., Luther Theological Sem. RODNEY GRUBB, BA., Concordia Cal.- M.A., Univ. of Mffm.,- T.Th., Luther Theoi logical Sem. CLARA HARWOOD, B.S., Moor- head State Col. CARL NARVESON, BA., Con- cordia C0l.,' MA., Univ. of Minn. DOROTHY OLSEN, BA., MA., and Ph.D., Univ. of Wi,- ALTON ROGNESS, BA., Augustana Col., MA., Univ. of Minn., Ed.D., Colorado State Col' of Education. REIDAR THOMTE, B.S., Univ. of l Minn.,' B.D., Hartwick Sem.,' MA., and Plt.D., New Yorlg Univ. Twin doors leading to the religion department and a combination of other offices in Cobber Hall show the wear and tear of constant use. Cobber Hall, Education, Philosophy earcbing and sharing ACKED into Cobber Hall, a temporary building, are the offices of religion, mathematics, education, languages and philosophy. Important to a liberal arts education, the offerings of the philosophy department serve to broaden our interest in life and to encourage a deeper integration of various fields. Purposing to produce teachers on both elementary and secondary levels, the education department offers courses in methods, measurement, and educational psychology. Practice teaching is a valuable part of teacher preparation, arrangements for such exper- ience are 'made by Miss Bjork and Mr. Dordahl, directors of student teaching. Educating the educators of tomorrow is he task of-Cstandingj Carl Narve- Rodney Grubb assists Dr. Thomte in the depart- son, Harold Dordahl, Dr. Alton Rogncss, Warren Abbott, fseatedj Dr. ment in thg abggnce of K, C, Bailey who is Study- Dorothy Olsen, Pearl Bjork and Clara Harwood. ing on a Danforth Scholarship. RFSI mal' better of history I All activ langllagts Fffmh rhi dy more SIU fiPHf1ish, Q VCS of Mexico Training math Gilded to tl efllatiu lncofdia C iz, 01- K Um- if ni rhead Sz 1 U' HAROLD Dau teachers Col , Mil . 1, U lutcer Theologiml ., oncuydia C Th L 01 -1 uth W er TIIC0. 0011, B3 RVF.soN, BQ Moor' . ' '1 C0 , Oli Minn' D0 n h'D'v Ufllll, Eustana COL. M 5' folorado Sm, MTE: U ' Semg M.Ai2w'0l and :ary lers mal t of per- ahl, romte in the flfllafl' Bailey who is study' p. HIRAM DRACHE, BA., Gustavus Adolphus Col.,' MA., Univ. of Minn. HERMAN LAR- SEN, BA., St. Olaf Col.,' C.T., Luther Theo- logical Sem., B.Th., Luther Theological Sem., Ph.D., Yale Univ. MARTIN LUTTER, BA., Augustana Col., M. A., Eastern New Mexico Univ. H. C. NOBLITT, BA., Berea Cofl.g MA., and Ph.D., Univ. of Chicago. One of the largest departments is history. Dr. Larsen, Hiram Drache, Martin Lutter, and Dr. Noblitt are the instructors. ROBERT BERENS, BA., and MA., Univ. of Missouri. MARTHA BRENNUN, BA., Concordia Col. GERALD HEUER, BA., Concordia Col., MA., Univ. of Neh. MRS. MACLEOD, B.S., Concordia Col. SIGURD MUNDHIELD, BA., Concordia Col.g Ph.D., Univ. of Neh. IOHN OLSON, BA., Concordia C0'l.g M.S., Univ. of Iowa. CLIFFORD RANHEIM, BA., St. Olaf Col., MA., Univ. of Minn. G. L. SCHOBERG, BA., Concordia Col., MA., Univ. of Minn. MRS. SOHOBERG, BA., Concordia Cal. MARTHA SILSETH, BA. and B.S., Univ. 07' N. D., MA., Univ. of Minn. ELIZABETH STIENING, BA. and MA., Univ. of N. D. Teaching modern languages to seven hundred students is the challenge met by-fstandingj Robert Berens, Martha Brennun, Mrs. Mc- Leod, Mrs. Schoberg, fseatedj Martha Sil- seth, G. L. Schoberg and Elisabeth Stiening. History, Modern Languages, Mathematics Cornprehending facts, nurnhers and nouns RESENTING the past, so that its 600 students may better understand the present, the department of history has a great challenge to meet. An active and growing department of foreign languages added new instructors of German and French this year. This department makes language study more interesting and practical with -its special Spanish, German and French dinners. Representa- tives of the Spanish classes make an annual tour of Mexico during the summer. Training in logical thinking is stressed by the mathematics department. One new teacher has been added to this department, too. Men of math-Iohn Olson, Sigurd Mundhjeld, Clifford Ranheim and Gerald Heuer-train Cobbers to think logically and accurately. Acting as head ofthe religion department, Rev. Moe joins inline Cabell! p2SE?1:gl-digg 38613 bye, I. M. Langemo, Dr. Lund and fseatedj Rodney Gill , 3 ace P Bratlie in the faculty lounge of the library. Religion, Classical Language ertaining to the Spiritual WALLACE Aspen, B.A., St. Olaf Col.,' MA., New York Univ.,' B.Th., Luther Theological Sem., Ed.D., New York Univ. 0. M. BRATL112, B.A., Concordia Col.,' B.Th., Luther Theological Sem. RODNEY GRUBB, BA., Concordia Col.,' MA., Univ. oy' Minn.g B.Th., Luther Theological Sem. I. M. LANGEMO, BA., Concordia Col.p C.T., Luther Theological Sem. DR. LUND, BA., Gustavus Adolphus Col., B.D., Augustana Theological Sem., S.T.M., Hanna Divinity School, Th.D., Princeton Theological Sem. REV. MOE, B.A., Luther Col., C.T., Luther Theological Sem. DR. CHARLES SKALET, BA., Luther Col.,' MA. and Ph.D., Iohn Hopkins Univ. OLIN I. Sronvrcx, B.A., Luther Col.,' M .A ., Univ. of Mich. LLOYD SVLNSBYE, B.A., Concordia Col.,' B.Th., Luther Theological Sem. ECOGNIZING that balanced living physical- ly, mentally, and spiritually is vital for a happy life, the religion department seeks to complete each Cob- ber's varied course of study with Christian instruc- tion. The department offers a number of Bible study courses, doctrine, church history, etc. For the growing Christian, particularly for the pre-seminarians, religion classes are but a basis for further study. The department of classical languages offers courses in Greek and Latin, in an attempt to acquaint 1 Cyrus Runnir Bowman ISHS Smiling wit staff Eric l Alfreda T01 Buckley. students with ancient writings. Although small in size this department has high academic standards. Pausing in his reading, Olin I. Storvik scrutinizes the photog- rapher while Dr. Charles Skalet concentrates on Una Sanctaf' ...N Cyrus Running frightj takes a typical pose in the Art Center as Dean Bowman tells Betty Strand of his stay in Germany. ROM oil painting in the loft to sculpture in the basement, Berg Art Center offers an avenue for stu- dent self-expression and art appreciation. Contribu- ting time and talent, art department staff and stu- dents again created a backdrop of beauty for the Christmas concert. , The English department, from its headquarters in Fjelstad basement, aims to lay a foundation for a growing proficiency in the use of English. Apprecia- tion of prose and poetry is also developed in each student. Art, English Ideas expressed with palarre and pen Smiling with satisfaction after a supper meeting are members of the English staff Eric Fietz, Raymond Nelson, Dr. Walther Prausnitz, Armour Nelson, lI1CCd llVlI1g Phlllill' Alfreda Torgerson, Geneva Mauseth, Frida Nilsen, Doris Gunderson and Ioan vital for a happy lilt BUCUCY- o complete each Cl ith Christian insu .umber of Bible sn y, etc. particularly f0fl 5 are but a basis. al languages tl ri attempt to aCqUl , Although small ggdCIIllC Slillldafds of Chicago. WALTHER PRAUSNITZ, Chicago. ARMOUR NELSON, BA., Col. of Univ. of Chicagoj MA., Univ. of Chicago. ALEREDA Ton- GERSON, BA., Concordia Col. GENEVA MAUSETH, BA., Sz. Olaf Col., MA., Univ. of Minn. FREDA NILSEN, BA., Concordia Col., M.S., Univ. of N. D. Doms GUNDE-RSON, B.A., Concordia Col., MA., Univ. of Oregon. 23 IOAN BUCKLEY, BA., B.M., M. Mas., Oberlin Col. Emo FIETZ, BA., Warthurg Col., B.D., Capi- tol Univ., MA., Univ. of Wis. RAYMOND NELSON, MA., Univ. BA., MA., and Ph.D. Univ. of The winding stairs of Old Library lead up to thC speech department office. Old Library, Business, Speech A. Scorr BEACH, BA., Lewis and Clark Col., Diplo- me, Institut de Musicologic de la Sorbonnej Diplome Conservatoire National de Musique. IOHN BURT, B,A,, Cornell Univ.: B.S., St. Cloud Teachers Col., M,S,, St. Cloud Teachers Col. DUWAIN FAGERSTROM, B.S., Valley City State Teachers Col.g M.E., Univ. of N, D, VILERA GEDSTAD, BA., Luther Col.,' M.S., Univ. of N. D. IVAN LARsoN, BA., Augsburg Col.,' MA., Univ, of Denver. ALMA OPDAHL, B.S.g M.S., N. D. Agricul. tural Col. DONALD SPENCER, BA., Bemidji State Teachers C0l.,' M.S., Univ. of Wis. For secretaries and speakers, ld Lihrary M- Bearded Mr. Burt, newcomer to the speech department, and Mr. Beach join the inspection of a desk-draWer's contents over the shoulders of Mr. S encer, theatre director, and Mr. Monson head of the de artment. P 1 P ANDWICHED between South Hall and Grose Hall, Old Library still swarms with students. Monopolizing Hrst Hoor rooms, the department of business education offers both stenographic and cler- ical courses. Upstairs in the speech department, an addition to the teaching staff points to progress. A new tape re- corder proved very valuable in speech classes and in theatre work. The three-fold department aim is to enable students to teach speech, to speak effectively in any situation, and to appreciate the artistic uses of speech. These purposes are achieved through practice. The lineup in business education is comprised of DuWain Fagerstrom, Miss Vilera Gedstad, Miss Alma Opdahl and Ivan Larson, depart- ment head. 4 . 9 Q Co.lQg VCIY 311 of prit instruy H BA. u Enju 15 DOI I-Civ' logic ll and Cla is I., 'lfnnpj Music ll , Or C Mu,-I 607121 p ' fi 2 Cloud Ti,al0HN Buy. UW cfreo Making nausic or one and all i all I ll 0 COE' 7110, 'I lego?-S,I Ling' HL, B-S.,MS -IMA lliNCERs I I' U- Of Wn 'mflii 1 . 4 .ibran :en South Hall nndnj lrms with students. rooms, the department wth stenographic andn fpartrnent, an ndditini progress. A new npcs : in speech classes anli .d department ainiz zech, to speak ellecnn preciate the anistitn are achieved tint -1-4,.--5 -A ., 5 IDELY heard concerts of the Concordia College Choir and Band make the music department very attractive. Cobber music students have a choice of private -lessons in piano, voice, violin and other instruments. Studies in applied music lead to either a B.A. degree, a B.M., or a public school music major. n Enjoyment of the fruits of this department's work 1S not limited to those within it. A major project of the department was the annual Christmas concert, attended by twelve thousand or more. A branch of the department of music is the Con- servatory in Fargo. RUTH BERGE, B.A., Concordia Col.,' M.M., Univ. of Mich. WENDELL BUCKLEY, B.A., B.M., and M.M. Mus. Oberlin Col. LEIF CHRISTIANSON, B.M., Concordia C0l.,' M.M., McPhail Col. of Music. PAUL CHRISTIANSEN, B.M., St. Olaf Co'l.j M.M., Eastman School of Music. NEIL HALLA- DAY, B.A., Univ. of Minn.,' MA., Colum- bia Univ. THELMA HALVERSON, B.A., St. Olaf Col.g B.M., McPlzail Col. of Music, B.M., Univ. of Wis., M.M., McPhail Col. of Music, Mozateurn, Salzburg. EARNEST HARRIS, B.A., Concordia Col.,' MA., Ham- line Univ. MARGARET NEWTON, B.M., Far- go Col. and Fargo Conservatory of Music,' M. Mus. Ed., McPhail Col. of Music. BORGHILD ToRv1K, B.A., Concordia Col.,' MA., Western Reserve Univ. IAMES VAN HORN, B.A., Univ. of Washg MA. Cor- nell Univ. KURT WYCISK, B.M., St. Olaf Col.j M.M., McPbail Col. of Music. Seldom seen together, this group from the music department includes Neil Halladay, Paul I. Christiansen, Leif Christianson, Iames Van Horn, Wen- dell Buckley, Earnest Harris, Ruth Berge, Borghild Torvik, Margaret New- ton, and Thelma Halverson. Coordinating events for the musicians on campus is Mr. Kurt Wycisk. Home Economics motive in bvmenmfeing ITH an eye on the future, home eco- nomics majors and minors practice their skills in the food and clothing labs under careful supervision. After weekly lectures on third Hoor of the home ec. building the girls try out their theories on button holes and baking powder biscuits. Supplementary studies include color and design, textile painting, in- terior decoration, health and child care. Each major in the department must pass a final practical test by meeting the rigid requirements of residence in the home management house for six weeks. These girls then graduate with a B.S. degree and are qualified to teach, do extension work or be- gin their own home man agement. A turnover of laundresses, maids, cooks and hostesses occurs frequently as each home economic major takes her turn in the homemanagement house, supervised by Miss Kruger. 3 . t , i r E' H1 l 1 Returning after summer study in Alaska, Dorothea Nevramon rejoined Iulia Brekke, Florence Kruger and Alice Polikowsky in teaching home ec. lilsofcwls in if lt, largf fifolw 0 'alAud1I0fll fl . 503 game of 15 1 P ical es ditorit ball cr 7,000 A SUP, Q? . BREKKE, B.S., Iowa Stale Col.p MA., Univ. of Chicago. FLORENCE KRUGER, BA., Coe C0l.,' M.S., Univ. of Iowa. A. NEVRALION, B.S., N. D. Agri- rullural Col., M.A., Columbia Univ. ALICE POLIKOWSKY, MA., Concordia Col. N-'uv' cl -fbllll' A ' 'nif-.1 ff .I Lf' V. - 'f.. .-: 'gm D ' 5 0 R 7 .M F: L 4 ,gl ' 5 Q .- ff P L 1 2 l5.'.-rv 2 , X . , 5 , fig 14 .h 1 .1. f. 35 if TA X ' 1- 1.5 I . xi X' I Xzyg, ',,. Tip- ' if xgzg 1 4 ' -v 1: H, y, ,557iif:,. '. '.1 1 2 'J,,r: 'X X , v fry 3 f, 1 --W wi - .. .U if 4-.W 1 1 y g.M,f.r, v '51, .... , ,, X' 31 S 1 V 'li V f A e. 4 ' .1 ,QQ '- - J-14-uw-W-.,,,.,..i.w.a.. 1 4. I ' wa. , , 'f m4 4,V ,1..,7-VV N V, U V, V 'Q ., ll 'IH 'HI up 3- . .-J f 1 ,px K 5 A Nf:,7,,'gq '? . . 4 V Q ., ,F 7-N -1 4 , , x 1 M., , ., , , M, X GUsTAv DINGA, B.A., Sz. Olaf Col. M.S., Univ. of Louisville, A, L ELIASON, BA., Augustana Col. M.S., Univ. of Chicago, R. G WERTH, BA., Wartburg Col., M,S and Pl1.D., Univ. of Wig, The flattering name of Science Hall has been attached to the temporary building where the biology, botany and chemistry labs are located. Departmental offices and several classrooms are to be found here also. Science Hall, Chemistry ancenfrafing on matter WARFED by the field house next door, this I -shaped structure is called Science Hall. Under its roof are labs and such. Striving to keep abreast with the fast pace of mod- ern science, the chemistry department is faced with the task of expanding and yet maintaining high standards. In order to accommodate this year's large enroll- ment, Mr. Sigurd Swansen was added to the depart- ment staff, headed by Mr. A. L. Eliason. Courses offered range from introductory chemistry to ad- vanced physical chemistry. This quartet of chemists-Richard Werth, Sigurd Swanson, Albert Eliason and Gustav Dinga-concentrates on work in the Science Hall where odors of formaldehyde from the biology department mingle with the smells of the chemistry laboratory 28 I I l 1 1 1 B,A Q ul ' . AL0uUvi11flaCxcllJ uguszrna 61' ll Chicago Roi., U, of Wisl 'F Chemistry ouzzo lrls large enroll- :d to the depart- Eliason. Courses hemistry to ad- R. E. FUGLESTAD, BA., Univ. of N- D-I MA., Univ. of N, D. ROBERT LOEFFLER, BA, Symcufe Univ-I M.S. anal Ph.D., Univ. of Wis. ELAINE NESTEGARD, BA., Concordia Col. F. M. Noice, B.S. and M.S., N. D. Agricultural Col.j Ph-D-, Univ. of London. H, H' OSBORN, BA., Westmar C01-I M.S., Univ. of N, D, ELINOR TORSTVEIT, B.A., Univ. of Wir. OLAP TORSTVEIT, BA., Concordia Col.g M.S., Kun,-as State Col. of Agriculture and Applied Science. Relishing the beauty of the dried lungs of a dog are Howard Osborn, Robert Loefller, Frank Noice, Olaf Torstveit, Mrs. Eli- nor Torstveit and R. E. Fugle- stad, department head. Mrs. Nes- t tegard, newest member of the biology department is not pic- tured. Biology, Medical Technology Introducing frogf und floru tes on work inllf tlcmislfy lalwrllofl' ROVIDING biology and botany laboratory manuals prepared by the staff, the biology depart- ment made a special contribution to the study of science on this campus. Also new this year is a course in botany, algae morphology. 0 Three Cobber women are presently in our pro- gram of medical technology which requires three years at Concordia and a Final year at St. Luke s Hos- pital in Fargo under Dr. Le Mar and his stall tech- nicians. Representin.g medical technologl' are two students, P-auline Brayton 8115 Ianice I-Ialvorson, in training at St. Luke's Hospital. Resident heads R. Hoppg, A r Scott Beach, Mrs. Schee, H Anderson, and Miss Gilbert- son face the CGBBER Cam- era. A. Scorr BEACH, BA., Lewjg and Clark Col., Diplome, In- stizfat de Musicologic de la Sorbonneg Diploma Conserva- zoire National dc Musique, Miss GILBERTSON, B.S., S1, Olaf Col. R. HOPPE, BA., Concordia Col. MRS. Sci-1-EE, B.S., Concordia Col. Ifr a 772617115 worlal EN hold a slight majority on this campus. Their -chief stronghold is Brown Hall, where ap- proximately half of them live. Ralph Hoppe, resi- dent head, reigns over the Brown Hall domain. This dorm is built on the unit plan, having 100 two-room suites. A. Scott Beach resides with his eighty upper-class- men in Grose Hall. Occupying South Hall this year are 130 girls, mostly freshmen. Mrs. Schee is their house-mother. Fjelstad Hall, new twenty years ago, still Oilers comfortable rooms for women. Miss Gilbertson is the resident head in Fjelstad. Park Region exempliiies the modern trend in architecture. This structure, built for 228 women, has provoked campus comment with its many windows. Harriet Anderson, a senior, heads Park Region, OIIC of the few student-run college dormitories. Housing only a thousand in our dorms, many stu- dents must live off campus. Fargo-Moorhead students number 146. Some of our ninety married students live in apartment units on campus. K '1. The typical blanket hangs from a Brown Hall window, testifying of its masculine occupants, and their housekeep- lng methods. Brown Hall is the largest dormitory for men on campus. heads R. Zach, Mis, 1 and M' Ffh F BEACH 1 B ' C . i Ur, f1sM0z,i Diploma 3. 5' rasicologif df z. .1 .D1pIOmeC elf anon 1 Wfttrtr. a ,jc M ' Itisnrsw Bullitt 1, -S-1 it HW- ti 00. MRS' SC ' ncordia C011 H12 I wrlll irity on this camps. yn Hall, whereas Ralph Hoppe, rt? rr Hall dornaiiilli saving 100 twsroor is eighty uppertlss year are 130 gill their house-moths. ears ag0s Sllll ollll rliss Gilbcrtson isllt 3 modem Uflltlll 3 for 228 11101111111 lt 1 its Hlilfll llmdoll ls Park RCB00 Ol itories. lorm Sw, ur dorrnSs gnalllkms , orhfa Sw . JMD 1 dcnb ll' sus. married SW Hall Window, 146011 . h0u5C 1611 . r mel nrtofl ft Where women eeele Fjelstad, Park Regign cn. 1.1, fv. 4r1.i..,i , V Fjelstad Hall with its English-like architecture is home to 210 Concordia women. Hidden by evergreens is the entrance to the English department located in the basement. This structure was built a decade ago. Iust across the bridge is Park Re- gion I-lall, brightly lighted against the night sky. Park Region, com- pleted in 1956, is one of the few student-run dorms in the country. 31 P-ro--K ,yryw --r 1 an 1 R Kf 'U'f 18.Yf '1 Campus Organizations as A K X P6l1 Z'i6J', their specially H, the spirit of Mondamin and Alpha Kappa Chi keeps them working to win and always active as their list of doings', proves. Even a near epidemic was to them an excuse for fun in the form of an Asian Hun party. AKX fall pledges attended a party held in their honor in the home ec building. Ambitious AKXers tackled a new proj- ect-sponsoring a style show of bridal fashions, in co-operation with local department stores. The brother-sister societies also presented Twelve Days of Christmasf, the program for an all-college party. After cheering the Cobber grid-men at the Augsburg game, the AKX-M group lunched at the home of an AKX member. A Sunday brunch in the Tree Top Room, a homecoming breakfast in Top of the Mart, a bowling party, and a roller skating party were included in their activities. Saturday mornings find AKX-Mondamins trooping to Science Hall, room 102. Silver medallions mark the AKXers, the sign of a Mondamin is his purple jacket. Pajama-clad members of AKX-Mondamin are engrossed in amusing themselves on the roller skating Hoor during their Asian Hu party in the Fieldhouse. , . . ., AKX, front row: MaryBcllc Davidson, Sharon Olson, IoAnn Nelson, Mary Iesten Ind' Scarf I . F . , 5 Om r. , D .T - ' , Shirley Ihmlwny Iam Fmsgrcny Gall Olson, Nancy LCC, Marianne Mitchell. Second row: Lemme CjrEg:JrrenM cirothhyi Haubstul, Bev Herfindahl, Elaine Miller, Evenson, Maurcnc Martinson, Elizabeth Erickson Nancy Thompson Audrey Haustxcit M1rl'n Th - 1 ar ys Cum, Barbara Bergesoni Kay Lund, Susan ' ' i ' ' 2 L c ompson Rosalyn I. Olson Mil T 1 k . strom, Zona Carr Rosalyn S Olson Back row' Shir-lc' - - ' ' ' ' neue OVSCYSOU, M-WY Ellen O ef 1 - - - . 5 Olson Annette Boutiette Carol Ostrem Ann I ' ' - ' ' ' w CY Myklc, Yvonne Lambre, Ieanne Onstad, Dianne Larson, Mary Nylnan, Marilyn Erickson, Mary Beth Nyquist, Karen Oss Sharon Larson Carol Fiemann Elclnor S l t d G C ' f 1 'i 0521 , wen ass. 34 Amugffl i fhccrllllll' P0 Mondamins, E Matson, Wayr Robert Leach, Dau Nelson, Sllttd, D011 I Y 37 Q., - vw. -1 ...,. .f . .. ...vm-v zc'-17 'xxx' vi ':'-r'tr '1 :ngrossed in uuring their Mondamins Amused by a Mondamin, a trio of' AKXers cheerfully poke paper into chicken wire. . .,.,.,. 33,45 If. 5 - R 5 X --'rg ,, 4 1 ' Silently crooning Santa Baby to three be-whiskered Mondamins, IoAnn Nelson entertains the crowd at the all-college party The Twelve Days of Christmas, f' ' ' 1 sponsored by the oldest society on campus. I ii A burst of laughter interrupts Glen Wamb- V ,'l,' heim as he tells society men of his haystack y experiences back home. ff? ' XX1:'r'i ., - -' .,'i' f Q ,xiii W, 9 , qi. iz . X 1 U i . ffl Q 1 i i i 1 1 s ' f 3 I 4 ii ' sw' f all r 'i 3 4. L 1- ... iw. , A , Mondamins, front row: Gordon Lindquist, lim Olson, Iay Ostlie, Larry Fleming, Don Nyholm, Clifford Paulson, Pete Hofstedt, Robert Berge, Ed Ellenson, Earl Matson, Wayne Erickson. Second row: Roger Leopold, Robert Haug, I. David Larsen, Ron Anderson, Al Tweit, David Stolee, Donald Bihrle, Iim Kocher, Robert Leach, Don Ressett, Gerry Beck. Third row: Robert Greenfield, Bruce Weber, Bert Orrok, Tuck Leverson, Bob Meisenholder, W. M. Lyslo, Carlin Berg, Dan Nelson, Kent Froseth, Lowell Mohn, Iames Stolee, Marshall Iohnson. Back row: Dale Leverson, Dave Bjornson, Iohn Schulstad, Reinhard Doerries, Dave C Miller, d, 5115311 cn Okct' ,, LarS0nv 'I ,,,,,,4, Jax.. ..,. t,.-,,.. .. , u,..,A,,, ,.,,,,. A..N..,,,.,..,,,,,,,,....... ,... ,Z-1-4. ,, ,AL - , -- . :nf -so-ei, 1 .mxrsrwvan-.1 2:-re-eernr. ' -0 ' .:.L L...a.--4W - -ff--:ff--------a-a--af ---4---an Streed, Don Nelson, Bill Carlson, Lionell Opgrande, Glen Wambheim, Rod Olson, Paul Quello, Clinton Gjerde, Richard Berg. 35 Alpha Zctes, front row: Kay Worden, Anneline Lynch, Loretta Pletan, Melba Wold, Ianice Fossell, Marcia Norsted, Annetta necker, Ioan Benson. Second row: Ina Stadium, Norma Rcitan, Lola Lee, Marjorie Hovland, Kay Messelt, Sue McBurney Sherbrooke, Ioan Blair, Ann Schoe- , Carole I. Olson, Majel Anderson, Witchy cobs , , , , homi Carmen Sunde, Adele Waa, Alice Iohnson. Third row: Ioan Ionas, Sara Holgate, Karyl Sonsteng, Mabel Hopperstad, Carolyn Lindskog, Lois Hankms, Ilene Gron- AZPII? rs 5 aas, Ianice Olson, Margaret Reinsch, Betty Caltvedt, Adelia Knudson, Marlene Erikson, Irene Getz, Peggy Stamp. Back row: Alice Hanson, Marilyn Elstad, Ioyce Gai' Oul C Coughlin, Elaine Fristrom, Gertrude Dryden, Hope Kvidt, Becky Esser, Ioanne Hanson, lean Skaarer, Karen A. Knutson, Charlene Hatula, Alice Fjelstul, Carol Second pac Tjentland, Annette Ellefson, Marion Musil. Alpha-Zetes fr 0 O 0 O 702721 V0 ZC 70277 07 J' Z776 Th the in Athcni:1ns,fron' AKING cover from the rain, the Alpha-Zeta Phi-Athenian clan started a season of social events with an indoor picnic, the first day of school. AZP fall pledges were welcomed by big sisters at a Kaffe K1uch in the Norse Room. An early morn- ing nautical rendezvousi' at the Skol Room per- mitted a large group of active members to meet alumni members returning for homecoming. Alpha Zetes and Athenians joined in caroling be- tween courses of a progressive Christmas supper, served in homes of Moorhead-Fargo members. Other parties included the traditional winter formal ban- quet, a gala winter wonderland affair. Sponsoring the first all-college party- Dogpatch Daze, AZP-A gave Sadie Hawkins a flying start in her week-long chase. Thinly disguised as Oriental maids, Alpha- Zetes, having served their Athenian brothers, taste their chow-mein at the Chow-House of the November Moon. 36 11, Nilsen, Alan Sj Ditk W. 1011115 Sandness. Back Eugene Isaacson fwamgdm -'iw V -- W x'r iff ADH Schoe- alfl Anderson, US, Ilene Gron- n Elma, IW Plflsfllly Carol Athenians Witchy cobs brew a steaming stew of scotty dogs as the Finished AZP-A homecoming float moves into position -in the parade line-up. Gay hours spent stuffing chicken-wire were rewarded with the second place prize. The villain, looking suspiciously like a Mondamin, stands over the corpse as poor Pea Flower mourns the death of her father in a skit presented by the Alpha-Zetes. Athenians, front row: Awad Ismir, Dave Lahren, Ron Spillman, Louie Shim, Dale Lysne, Nels Anderson Ir., Paul Iordahl, Lee Sanderson. Second row: Robert Nilsen, Alan Syverson, Arvid Salvhus, Lee Temanson, David Iorve, Clifford Rask, Gary Olson, Morris Dahlen, 'Charles Sederholm, Neil Overbyl. Third row: Dick W. Iohnson, Ephraim Isaac, Richard Bvrokke, Eric Glende, Iay Thunem, Dave Sorgen, Ion Lund, Iohn Iohnson, Ion Simundson, Earl Peterson, Marvin Sandness. Back row: Bruce Bjorke, William R. Wolfram, A. Ray Rustand, Iames Reimers, Kenneth Urdahl, Dean Haugen, Roger Asp, Leon Flancher, Terry Sands, Eugene Isaacson, Arthur C. Larson, Royal Ness. , ........,, ...r.. ..... U.. ... -. . ... ,. . .,,, .. ...... ..........-...,..,. .. ' .JL A----.--M-. . LL. ,1-Lie. .,......-., .., Q-th.- ,., -, , ,L ...... 37 Chi-Zetes Intent on finding a blockhead,', Chi Zetes-Chi Delts build with a steady hand at the Ylvisaker home. Thronging to -Cass Clay Creamery, Chi Zetes- Chi Delts construct a giant plaid mixing bowl as part of their homecoming float. Chi-Zetes, front row: Patricia Lillo, jean Larson, Yvonne Kavanagh, Carolyn Mathieson, Ianice Boyer, Ioann Ste-en, Ruth Langemo, Bonnie Engle, Helen Schmid, Mary Lou Kittleson, IoAnn Vigen, Kay Skavanger, Karen Nilson. Second row: Sylvia Tjostem, Marlene Eid, Renee Scheflier, Evonne Flaa, Marjorie Stenslie, Ioan Langemo, Pauline Savereide, Cathleen Kelder, Phyllis Oslie, Sonja Korup, Nancy Gullickson, Deanne Olson, Harriet Torgerson, Carole Iane Larson. Back row: Carolyn Rustad, Gloria Burk, Karen Bjomson, Caren Iverson, Gunhild Turmo, Erna Darr, Ianet Nyquist, Dorothy Erickson, Mary Ylvisaker, Luann Schultz, Ann Mobraten, Ianice Soderberg, Monette Steinhaus, Margaret Christoffersen, Marlys Refling. A53 1' 1f'f'2 xiii fffif'-P'?55ei'A T'-'5fi ::rf:r::::r2' '7'ff:ff'17 l cnvflrs, ff land, Dan S David Norcn Slrandlic, DC Dean Schenr Paul Monson lf honieconi Lambda ning strc lhty brcc Ol activir bowling wok the Old Mai 2l0w at claim fr havemo lllSl0ry,', lf- Seto Cllllln to gl0l'CS,3 lhe bfot tsllhi Delts r home. elcn Schmid, Stenslie, Ioan i. Back row: ann Schultz, .-,,...--A--L5..w---H --- - 4- f - f- - - - r - f ' - A ' Chi-Delts, front row: G. Paul Larson, Paul Dove, Iim Standlie, Don Fundingsland, Dick Lee, Bryan Peterson, Roger E-ggen, Donald Kronemann, Herman Hol land, Dan Simundson. Second row: Donald Foss, Allan Grundahl, Philip Engh, Dan Olson, LeRoy Krueger, Gordon Hvidsten, Bob Thompson, Hadley Verwest David Norem, Norman Holen, Charles Seter, Harvey Stalwick. Third row: Phil Ranheim, Loren Urdahl, Allen Foss, Don E. Nelson, Gordon Thorkelsson, Roger Strandlie, Dorian Cordes, Gene Okerlund, Vernon Rice, Paul I. Anderson, Fred Bruning, Kent Carlson, Chuck Halling. Back row: Orv Alveshere, Iohn Durham Dean Schennum, Roger Matson, Roy Nilsen, Gerald Aamot, George Madsen, Lawrence Thompson, Bernie Hanson, Arvid Olson, Lowell Iensen, Iohn Y-lvisaker Paul Monson. Chi-Delts azlmf, determination brings ffemlzir INNING the coveted Hrst prize for their homecoming float- mixMACsters, Chi Zeta Lambda and Chi Delta Phi continued their win- ning streak. With a spirit inspired by spontaneity they breezed through their second year in a Hurry of activity-picnicking, raking leaves, eating chili, bowling and other parties. Their fall pledge party took the form of a picnic around the fountain on Old Main lawn. They breakfasted in a morning glow at homecoming time. Organized in 1956, they claim from their Cobber Hall meeting place, We have more future than history, our future will make history. It looks as though they are out to prove it. Second-year Chi-Zetes added an emblem and chain to their pins, identifying sweaters, scarves, gloves, and sweatshirts. Gray and gold jackets mark the brotherhood of Chi-Delts. Dessert is followed by the witty words of the even- . ing's speaker at this Chi-Delt smoker at the M 8: I Steakhouse. Qt' x ,Il 3 . Shaking hands with the headless monster, Gary Carl- son helps construct the man who is destined to be the victim of LDS-AES strategy. LDS Dressed in semi-formal attire, LDS-AES members enjoy their New Years ban- quet with the dates that fell to their lot. Dr. Noice was the after dinner speaker at this banquet at the Silver Moon. Qjldlfjl in their .racial circle dunking for apples at a barn party. In December LDS-AES members turned out as carolers at Chil- dren's Village. Groups from both societies also drove to the Augsburg game and afterward attended a party at the Minneapolis home of a member. LDS- AES members, practicing their motto Enter to learn, depart to serve -hold many positions of leadership on campus. UEEN Nancy and a lady of her court both claim the girls of Lambda Delta Sigma as society sisters. Proving their loyalty Lambda Delts sport crimson sweaters with white emblems. Members of Alpha Epsilon Sigma and their sisters banqueted at the Silver Moon at New Years. Their home- coming breakfast centered around a Hawaiian theme- Aloha Alumsf' Halloween found them C7 LDS, front r0W2 Arlene Sr-2111, C3f01Y1'1 GSHICF, Mary Grover, Lois Quamme, Kay Solum, Eloise Tharalson, Yvonne Grove, Karen Garnaas, Ioan Kuball, Charlotte Hansen, Ianice Terras. Second row: Phyllis Bugbee, Evelyn Eskeli, Marilon Hafdahl, Karen Nelson, Carol Bjorkman, Aileen Kyvig, Mirian Sanstead, Betty Iohn- son, Ann Drummond, Barbara Bergh, RoseMary Green, Gail Aanenson, Deanna Christianson, Iulie Tourtlotte. Third row: Shirley Bervig, Kay Sailor, Dianne Fundingsland, Delores Gunderson, Claudine Woyen, Marilyn Doughty, Anna Mae Berg Ellenson, Millie Pederson, Beverly Meyer, Nancy Ienson Lee, Gail Brown, Bobbi Stoffel, Norma Brustuen, Betty Naylor, Marilyn Meldahl. Back row: Marilyn Waale Patricia Bassman Idell Iulson Norma Slorby Ioan Stamp Margie ' , Y 7 3 1 Berger, Gloria Bagne, Cynthia Moore, Mary Rasmussen, Margy Braathen, Patricia Benson, Carolyn Martini, Karen Larson, Laura Kumpu.la, Sandra Beltz. 40 Q The Cobber and Carolyn float building AES, front n Monroe Lera Don A. Nels: Gordon Olso: Dave Sevcrut l Il' N 'ilf' Years han, dinner speaker 7 I 1 lber Ihil- OVC El n 5- to of 11, Chaflom BCIIY lohni Ior Dianne I sau Brown' TIP: Margie Beltl- Vh- ,VVVV Q A,,AA ,V W ,.,,,..., ,w,Y ,M , L M .-....,.,,,, ,A,,..-, ... - L..n .-,.....--.-W-.- -1--A--. Aa--V---V-M -- --- - f-- .,.2,.........,4-trtv, , . 4 5 'my , -X , X! The Cobber camera catches the capers of Carl Scheie and Carolyn Martini at the scene of the LDS-AES float building endeavor. Entangled in ribbons of sticky scotch tape this Macalester man rep resents the predicament prescribed for the Macalester football team by LDS-AES Float builders whose theme was Scotch the Scots AES AES, front row: D-ale Oien, Don Hagen, Bill Grcenan, Iohn Lienmann, Ronald D. Otterson, Ardell Knudsvig, Ronald Rogness, Roy Nellermoe, Bruce Larson Monroe Leraas, Orland Rourke, Dale Klungness, Al Nohre. Second row: Gerald Syvrud, Bruce Paulson, Carl Scheie, Iames Tronsard, Bob Nelson, Iim Grcenan Don A. Nelson, Wallace Pearson, Iack Boe, Cliff Anderson, Alan Schultz, Ron Gadberry, Iim Olson, Glenn Iverson. Back row: Iohn Combellick, Iohn Teisberg, Gordon Olson, Gordon Ieppson, Dean Moe, Neil Fedje, Dean Schumacher, Craig Iohnson, Fred Nelson, Iack Nelson, Gary Carlson, Earl Eliason, Al Larson Dave Severud, Donald Nellermoe. 41 M 1121133111 F4 AHA!! hit it ldkiffil dsifzmhtsi H3233 A313455 - . . . Wi? Wt' M11 E331 MSP AN the clan advised Mu Sigma Phi and Sigma Tau Phi in their prize winning window display for homecoming. Breakfast at the Gardner Hotel was a part of their homecoming festivities. One of the members brought special honor to her society as an attendant to the Queen. MSP girls gave a party on Wheels for skating STP men. In- viting Nu-Sig-Delta Rho to come, swing their part- nersl' MSP-STP played host at a square dance. Fjelstad basement resounds with singing voices on Saturdays just before noon as they hail . . . MSP and sing a song for Sigma Tau Phi. Attired in blue and White bulky-knit sweaters, the members of MSP are easily recognized on campus as are their blue- , jacketed brothers. Iust uaworkm' on the railroad members of STP polish up a precariously placed engine for their Hoat. First clam' window-deeom om MSP, front row: Carol Nybakken, Ioanne Borseth, Barbara Kaushagen, Anne Kraus, Sandra Anderson, Doris Mergenthal, Karen Flack, Betty Goodman. Second row: Sharon Pederson, Bev Iean johnson, Sandra Kolden, Louise Eckhardt, Glenna Nybakken, Virginia Gomer, Donna Thompson, Fern Florey, Karen Rondestvedt, Lee Chadima. Back row: Ianis Peterson, Iewel Knudson, Carol Torgerson, Iean Torkelson, Margaret Wammer, Sandra Leighton, Marjorie Iohnson, Ann Marie Od- berg, Ruby Hoeppner, Grace Gildemeister, Rosalie Kvale. , Q 71' STP, front r0W Duvre, Keith l sud, 1061 Agri' r Son, Pete Grotc iglna Phi and sung Wlnllow . the Gardner ling, festivities. h0I10f to h H' MSP girls U' men. ii. ng lhflr pm. yquafc dance, llg voices on ul MSP, CI' Tired llllllllf STP, front row: Dale Christenson, Lorne Richman, Wayne Iorrie, Don Skjonsby, Ronald Iohnson, Harold Skjonsby, Dennis M. Anderson, Virgil Tollefson, Paul lbcrs of Dovre, Keith Kleven. Second row: Don Rodvold, Clayton Gorder, Peter Slagsvold, Melvin Panjkovich, Darrell Rude, Rodney Lokken, Curt Lundeen, Roger Bjug- C th - stad, Ioel Agrimson, Allen Lindsey, Gerald Pederson, Roger Domjahn. Back row: Carl Winkelman, Wayne Iohnson, Stan Kindzerski, Donald Groges, Roger john- Cll' UC. son, Pete Grotodden, Manfred Shelstad, Gary Glomstad, Leon Olson, Robert Glaomstad, Ierome Ostenson. 1 V Goodman. Scconcl V A ' Karen Rondcstvcdt ' 1 pn, Ann Marie Od' i Bold letters urge football players to Distract Macn as the tractor drawn MSP- STP Hoat moves along the parade route on First Avenue North in Fargo. l Chatting after a Saturday society meeting are Sandy Anderson and some of the MSP rnen. , I I ,, .. , W.. .xf gLv---Mgqnre nz...--,gr11:.mn:r'..-'21--uixsigl ..'LA Nu Sig me 1 '67'Z6Z.fbiPU, their 6191 Gloved hands fed French bread and hot chocolate to Nu Sig and Delta Rho members when they turned out for a Ianuary sno-nic. ROMOTING friendship through activities, Nu Sigma Rho-Delta Rho planned a variety of parties. Not content with the usual smoker, Delta Rho in- vited Nu Sig and made the first fone into the tra- ditional joint smoker. Paying no heed to Ianuary weather, the society turned out with cans of beef stew and can openers for their sno-nicn in Legion Park. Bowling, partying, and caroling around cam- pus-these were some highlights of fun for Nu Sig- Delta Rho members. The two societies also drove to the Augsburg game. Central Lumber Yard was the scene of their Hoat-building project, the result of their labors took third place in the parade con- test. The homecoming breakfast centered around a theme of Cobber Educators-I-lelmsmen of Youth. Ambitious members compiled a list of alumni mem- bers with their present addresses. Delta Rho mem- bers adopted an ofhcial style for society stationery. They also appeared this fall in new society blazers, a unique idea among men on campus. Nu Sig, front row Lorna Aubol Patricia Rlce Iudy Rennre Kay Anseth Eulale Rustan Shirley Hentlla Lenore Larson Iackxe Rogelstad Marlys Peterson Norma Wold Alma Mae Sneva Second row Arlene Ellxckson Elame Hand Norma Iohnson Shirley Venaas Marlys Iensen Ieanne Anseth Eliz b th B B hld a e uran org 1 Oyce a vevo ir row: Elizabeth Bauck, Wanyce lung, Ienie yce a vorson, u y Speers, Ianet Frarck, Bev Bergstad, Mary Hart- Sandvlk, Verla Hemmxngson, Marie Sandven, Esther Spong, Sylvia Monson, Marian Lindstrom I S l ld Th' d Shaw Inga Finstad Barbara Hanson Iudy Clingo Charlene Herman Vi' ' 7 i t 2 : , , 13 Zalms, Shirley Larson, I K 1 Sh B - , son, Glory Blessum, Bev Wagner. Back row: Ardis Hanson, Aloha Rosendahl, Louise Rue, Lo H loyce elinlg al-on amz, Jeanette Anderson, Harriet Andcr Hel, Mary Lou Barrett, Lois Score, Carol Iverson, Betty Rachow, Christine Knutson, Ahna Garnaas Ian Hult Marlene Nelson 44 ':t :'r 1rr1:f::::a:: T 5'.L'!' 4 Lg IL--7: 5:1 :W Ii 2:3 iii'- I r l An their Weekl- elabome ' N for a januari Norma - Us I lic Borghlld 2 Janie ct Andcrf 2 lung' rri ,Mary Hart' :,...f-av -,. - - 'K An elaborate skit is performed by 3 Cluaftette of Cf1fhUSiaStiC'N11 Sig'DQ1ta Racers has their weekly meeting in Old Main. Could it be they are fighting a HIC 111 SUC gal' - Delta Rho, front row: Paul Knutson, Iames Stolt, Iimmy Danielson, Kenneth Harstad, Clare Aubol, Duane Nelson, Iohn Elton, Byron Grove. Second row: Kim Strand, Russell Nordine, Dennis Haaland, Duane Flagstad, David Lee, Robert Borson, Iohn Tjostem, Mayo Ellingson, Wayne Ingwalson, Lowell Malm. Third row: Marlin Spangrud, Gerald Koenig, Earl Brekke, Howard Sylvester, Gene Minshall, Kenneth Engh, Herman Heupel, Dick Hodges, Robert Amundson, Andy Kramins, William Hanson. Back row: Lowell Bratrud, Richard Hvidstcn, Gary Froehlich, Sidney Sheggeby, Ioel Christianson, Iay Borchert, Gaylen Thorstensen, Marlyn Slettum, David Rebers, Roger Haugen, Clarence Knutson, Richard Iacobson, Allen Larvick. Delta Rho Aubol reflects the Breaking into a grin, the face of President Clare 1 . Noblitt's words as the two gent CITICH sit with M. C. Marlin Spangrud at this Silver Moon Sm0kC1'- not-so-serious nature of Dr 19 Phi Kapps, front row: Charlotte Foss, Evonne Beastrom, Marlene Olsen, Barbara Natterstad, Shirley Giere, Iayne Buttke, Estelle Bermodes, Gloria Larson, Iean Soderberg. Second row: Phyllis Thulin, Barbara Iohnson, Phyllis Syverson, Iune Meland, Virginia Hendrickson, Sharon Paddack, Mildred Holsti, Sybil Gunder- son, Marlene Gronbeck, Verona Quale. Back row: Ieanette Loken, lean Haugom, Eunice Schulz, Annette Barsness, Mary Wilson, Selma Holsti, Mabel Velde, Doris Everson, Lois Thorpe, Marcia Maloney, Cherryll Cook. - l Sheriii Dill I hcnchmanirli Kapps Tauforthctl 0 J 07, 0126 H77 dug I 6 Z ci Z 6 Shaping 1 napkins, l project. The Phi Kapps and Beta Taus demonstrate their loyalty to the Cobber team by racking their own version of a Macalester football man on this l'f'Tw,ff0'111 ,L colorful float. in mm W EFLECTING their motto, Beta Tau Omega and Phi Kappa Chi members participated in a great variety of activities ranging from bowling and ice skating to eating French toast in the Tree Top Room. A Christmas project resulted in a gift of money for a needy family. After a great deal of window shopping Phi Kapps decided on sweaters as their official mark of identification. They resorted to an old-fashioned hay-ride for fall fun. Moorhead- Fargo members invited their society sisters and brothers to their homes for a progressive Christmas supper. Presenting a hilarious program for the Ian- uary all-college party, Phi Kapps and Beta Taus satirized the modern television western in an orig- inal skit entitled Dill Pill Rides Again. +1 ,iw .1-,.,,'f-5-' ., , , , V. . .....x .. ,. N .-4 .1 J, ., - - ,MH , ria Larson, Im If Glllllltf. U, Mabel Velde, to the Cobber l Beta Tau Sheriff Dill Pill faces the threat of the villain and his stupid henchman in a skit produced by members of Phi Kappa Chi-Beta Tau for the third all-college party. , p ,fi , , 1 . x V, I I 7 . if I 1 p , - M4 .. , 1 in n ,p Y ,W ' I ' -W , 4 ' 1 , - 2 , In 7 f , ' ff -, ' ,, ,,. - U 4 Shaping their Hoat from the usual chicken wire, boards and napkins, Phi Kapps and Beta Taus pitch in on another society project. Beta Tau, front row: Loren Fevig, Don Richman, Chuck Gunderson, Iohn Westby, Russell Anderson, Ronald Mathsen, Harold Knutson. Back row: Norman Han- lman OH this sen, La-wrcnce Winter, Iohn Serkland, Ierome Iohnson, Iohn Hartje, Iack Eichhorst, Robert Pehkonen, Gilbert Lee. ,, ,..,,,., , , L, ,, ss f- gf' - T V- ,. z V ,gg . gi f 11'- ' is ff CX 47 .naw my :.. , 4-v-u .-as -, Q. Q-4 - 0 . . ... .. . . vi I ,:,,,.. .... . ,. . :E-' ind.: 311' ,...... 4- nv' ,mr-:,' 'U' Q' c ':H3'. Lx'- 1' 'nf . -no, 7-nv up-no 1 .4 .115 F i g. ?ir-:- 2 E If z: , 173. ' ' V i' fqj. 55143: . gf-32' . 2 W? ME: 95:1 - EEE! . Fm! A -4 . :i 341: a. w s lnf0O,' Hal ii 'FL' ia. E ,' if' lil ga .E ti ..,.. ., I-' is Q' f : ii E- i tai 16 .- .Q 9 n Q-Q gli . Z- FH , E1 ii' ' Sli? 22 -E 5 -'. x Z 3: r' Wi! . ...--I Es , - 4 ..-v -W L...-'H CABINET SENATE Pi-es. Veep Tres. Soc. Com. 6 6 6 6 Frosh Soph Jr Seniot Ex. Sec. Rel. Pub. Inter NSA Society President GW Glomsed Pfesldes CONCORDIA STUDENT ASSOCIATION over cabinet meetings. Student Government barter member keeps' in conmcf The National Student Association includes councilmen, ffront rowj NSA Co-ordinator Paul Monson, Dean Moe, fback rowj Roger Matson, Reinhard Doerries. 48 ..-...M . .,..... 115' U. -'.v...,.......-....,,...-...,-..,.... .. .........e.,..........- ..- .........., me 'f',1,,Z ..:1,..:,.,,, .. , ....- ,,.-.,-.,, .,.-....s,..,.,....-, - .. . ,I , W, . . 4 - -- ---- -.V -- -4--- - ,, .. ,. .. - .V ... ..,....... ..,. .-.V-.,......a..... .. ...,,:'::...5.. --WNLI. 'ni M' M.. mr, M N W ww HE Concordia Student Association maintains contact with other colleges through the National Student Association of which she is a charter mem- ber. NSA represents a million students in approxi- mately 355 schools. In February 'Concordia spon- sored the regional NSA Seminar, a consolidation of the three separate seminars held annually in previous years. Acting on behalf of their 1550 fellow students, campus politicians keep student government in run- ning order through the combined efforts of cabinet and senate. The cabinet sifts proposals in prepar- ing the agenda for senate meetings which are open to the student body. Senate projects included putting KOBB on its feet, allotting funds for the three for- eign students scholarships, and arranging for the free telephones. The campus social program, Friday student chapel broadcasts, publications, and general student-admin- istration liaison are among other concerns of student government. - .,.-,.-... .. . - . . . . , l....M Scnatf lick to Wimbheim, Ge Hinkius. Cabinet is cor sioneri, John sioncrj, and C TE S 'D i 6 6 JI' senior 'N :iation maintain, gh the N s a charter ational mem- lents in apron Concordia ll. a consolidation eld annually in fellow sturenn 'ernment i llfllll' :florts of canine! posals in prCP2I' which are opfll included pllllllll of the rhree for' ranging for lf ry Student chapfl l student-adnlil' rcerns of 5 nrdeni 5 El-I fee 1 -iaeevigj e' -T.: ?! ,1'9 ' L kk JV' wifes Senate Qleft to rightj: Paul Iordahl, Paul Dove, Ann Drummond, Mary Lou Kittleson, George Madsen, Dan Olson, Gary Glomstad, Paul Dovre, Dick Green, Ivan Wambheim, Gerry Olsen, Iohn Teisberg, Ioan Hanson, Eldon Brown, Terry Sands, Robert Greenneld, Don Fundingsland, Howard Erickson, Iohn Serkland, Lois Hankins. Senate, Cabinet Cabinet is composed of Ioanne Hanson fexecutive secretaryj, Paul Dovre finter-society commissionerj, Barbara Hanson rfsocial commis- sionerj, John Serkland Cvice-presidentj, Iwad Ismir Ctreasurerj, Gerry Olsen freligious commissionerj, Dean Moe fpublications commis- sionerj, and Gary Glornstad fpresidentf ,. ,,,, 1 4, if H 49 Who's Who wemjf-me fopnafcb seniors .relec ed 1 FOURTEEN member faculty-student com- mittee chose twenty-one seniors for nation-wide rec- ognition in Who's Who A-mong Students in Amer- ican Universities and Colleges, although the Cobber quota for '58 was twenty-four. Concordia's quota, ten per cent of the graduating class, has tripled in twenty years as one of 600 member schools. Stu- dents nominated by faculty members and fellow classmates are selected according to a criterion of general citizenship, scholarship, leadership, co-opera- tion in educational and extra-curricular activity, and promise of future usefulness to society. Hats off to all those who met the test! Harriet Anderson Clare Aubol Reinhard Doerries Paul Dovre Paul Dussere lack Eichorst F I I. Edward Ellenson Curt Gabrielson Gary Glomstad Barbara Hanson Ioanne Hanson Awad Ismir Igziiil lioiiiszili I ancy Ienson Lee Dean Moe Gerald Olsen Iames Olson Mary Rasmussen John Serkland Alward 'I-Weir . 1 l l I r E fig? ,. ..,.-,..,,,,.....,,....... .. -. -, .-.H .. ....-..M-.,.,.... .....,....,....f.,,-N,--.. -......,..,,.,....,-...--..,,,- ,...., ....,....,.-,au . M- 4 ..,.......,. sr..- ,,...,....-...pw-...--, ... .,.,.r - ... ...., -In , , .. , .. ..... U .L-,.',.-.. mf. ,.,..,,,,,,,., ..,. .qv-.-,,,.,,,-.. .,.... :xjxml I. ' 77:-..., J ,Q , llll' Struggling I horst. Paul l active meml V Y -Y Y, ,bit-H ,,, M M. ...-..,-.ww-...... -..,, ,.,., 1 -W,-.,. ,.., 4--- --,-.... -. ............-... , -v---p-...... . . . . acknowlcd ed' , E m I1 Universities and the Universiry of Earl Elias: Paul jonll Alward Tai e eeeffen intel!! e q cg g nee, experience Alpha Society Struggling to keep sober-faced and sedate as proper members of Alpha Society-jack Eic- horst, Paul Dussere, Marianne Mitchell, Patricia Price, and Anna Lee represent the seven active members of this honorary group. IMITING membership to those who have earned eighty-Eve per cent of their possible honor points during five semesters, Alpha Society remains a rather small group. This scholastic honor organi- zation holds its annual meeting, an initiation ban- quet, each spring. The Alpha Eta Chapter of Alpha Phi Gamma reached its twenty-Hrst birthday in '58. Strict mem- bership rules require two years of experience in journalism, including a year of staff editorship. Con- cordia has eight members in this national honorary journalistic fraternity. Alpha Phi Gamma Although out-numbered by her fellow journalists, Ann Drummond holds a central position in this print of Alpha Phi Gamma-fstandingj Earl Eliason, Dean Moe, Paul Dussere, fseatedj john Teisberg, Roger Eggen, Ann Drummond, Clare Aubol. 51 Noting advancements in their fields Social Science Club Phi Gamma Mu, front row: Shirley Hentila, Clare Aubol, Carmen Sunde. Back row: David Iorve, An- nette Barsness, Majel Anderson, Paul Norem. NOTHER interesting organization, Psi Sig- ma Kappa, offers opportunity to psychology students to hear distinguished speakers tell of particular cases and studies. Dr. Silvers, chief of the clinical depart- ment at the Fergus Falls mental institution, ad- dressed the group at their fall banquet. Another highpoint for Psi Sigma Kappa members is Dr. Burgess' demonstration of hypnosis. This psychology club was organized in 1947. Membership in Pi Gamma Mu is open to juniors and seniors with twenty or more hours in the Helds of economics, history, political science and sociology and with an over-all B average. Sixteen student members and some faculty mem- bers form this social science club which joined the national organization in 1956. Their purpose is to recognize outstanding students and to promote dis- cussion of current developments in the four fields. Psychology Club Psychology Club, front row: Marianne Mitchell, Fern Florey, Pauline Savereide, Anna MHC Berg Ellenson, Beverly Meyer, Millie Pederson. Second row: Annette Barsness, Betty Rflchow' Phillip Engh, Don A. Nelson, Norma Slorby, Ann Ioy Mykle. Back row: Gerald Koening, William Wolfram, Darrell Rude, Gerald SYV' rud, Roger Domjahn, Earl Eliason. I IQ Sm Repres ollicer: - l-leupel, - -x lors lds 'gl' m. he to 1s- ds. ' hell, . nneM1Ic ati!! Mac Illlfx Anna lminis Pcdffsol' Berry Rachel' ,Norma Slolbll maid Kowmif lc Gerald SY 500- Cb Debaters in P1 Kappa Delta, front row. Donald Richman, Iewel Knudson, Ianice Iohnson, Mr. Burt fadvisorl. Back row. Paul Dovre, Carl Larson, Chuck Adamson, Mary Ylvisaker. Debate Club, Drama Guild zzccessful speaking, their gm! Representing the newly organized Concordia Drama Guild are the officers-Evonne Flaa, secretaryg Dick Sivertson, president, Herman Heupel, vice president, and Sandra Grong, program chairman. LPI-IA Psi Omega, the national honorary dramatics fraternity, disbanded this year because re- quirements limited membership. To replace this or- ganization the Concordia Drama Guild was organ- ized with membership open to all students. In an attempt to create interest for dramatics, the Drama Guild meets once a month for programs which are both instructional and entertaining. Pi Kappa Delta is a national debaters organization which requires two years of participation in forensics for member- ship. Many victories marked this year for Concordia debaters who traveled to meets in Illinois, Wiscon- sin, Nebraska, and Minnesota. The intercollegiate debate question was concerned with labor unions. Concordia is a charter member of the Great North- ern Debate League, founded in 1957 by four Ca- nadian and American schools whose purpose was to broaden the vista of debate through regular inter- national competitionf' The Great Northern League topic Was: Is the public school a proper vehicle for religious instruction Pl' 53 ' . .. . ......... ......- ... -.-a 1- -, --1-ar..a,.... .. -fnfna-fr--s-LL... 1 , .,::... r-:--v reluagz: .2-Q-4-ww -'L. :. g4er----e4.1:, ....-:' ' .zm-W-L-,. na. ze-:4--k . - -- --1-----N - - Mu Phi Epsilon, front row: Sara Holgate, Ianice Fossell, Marilyn Doughty, Alice Ioy Peterson, Lee Chadima, Ruth Langemo, Laverne Siebert, Beverly Iohnson. Back row: Nona Schultz, Norma Wennerstrom Stenslie, Nancy Thompson, Rosalyn Olson Stolee, Delores Gunderson, Irene Berg, Karen Rondestvedt, Suzanne Solum, Patricia Price, Sherry Bjorklund, Kay Lund, Corinne Eidem. Mu Phi Epsilon mf music majors, minors NE of 'the most active organizations on campus, Mu Phi Epsilon, meets bi-monthly in the Chapter Room in the Music Hall. A list of their activities proves adherence to the sorority's motto, Seeketh Not Her Own. They give a yearly scholar- ship, bring music into hospitals and provide ushers for the Artist Course and Lecture Series. Members of the Phi Iota chapter also gave a reception for Rita Streich, coloratura soprano, after her concert. This national professional honor society in music estab- lished in 1903 now has 17,000 members. Election to membership is based on scholarship, musicianship, character and personality The Concordia chapter totals its membership at twenty-Hve. Converslng with concert soprano Rita Streich is Mr. Berensg Suzie Solum and Sherry Bjorklund hover in the background. 54 l l-' l ,l Siebert, Beverly lalggg 'cn Rondestvedt, Sum E plow 'ng 6Xp61 'mmm' in science Mu Pi Gama Science Club, front row: Allan Carlson, Marvin Anderson, Gloria Burk, Virginia Gomer, Marjorie Thomp- son, Marlys Moum, Margaret Strom, Marianne Holfart, Claus Nieuwejaar, Earl Knutson. Second row: Kenneth Engh, Arnie Amundson, Ioseph Westby, Allen Lindsey, Marnold Ostby, 'Donald Burton, Bob Thompson, Gordon Hvidsten, Dick Iohnson, Hadley Verwest, Gaylen Thostenson, Paul Dussere. PEN to all second semester sophomores and upper-classmen majoring in a science, Mu Pi Gamma provides opportunity for discussion of ad- Viruses and tissue culture are the topics of Dr. Noice's lecture, addressed to the Science Club. vancements in science. Highlights of Tuesday night Science Club Meetings are the speakers, usually pro- fessors of physics, physiology, etc., who share the results of their work with special experiments. Chi Nu Chi Chi Nu Chi, front row: Sharon Feuerherm, Faye Ann Berg, Erma Anderson, Charlotte Nordmark. Second row: Alice Edgar, Carol Iean Carlson, IoAnn Vigen, Iean Haugom, Barbara Horlocker, Ioan Hamilton, Karen Nelson. Back row: Mar- garet Wilson, Kersten Flaa, Helen Haugen, Thelma Skrove, Vivian Anderson, Audrey Dalen, Twyla Syverson. 000 vs i iii YY 1 Art Club front row: Marlene Muir, Vija Zalitis, Doris Mergenthal, Pirkko Hill, Carol Nybakken. Second row: Gail Aanenson, Wanda Rinnan, Mary Lou Barrett, Marilyn Erickson, Nancy Thompson. Third row: Marion Musil, Marcia Maloney, Orland Rourke, Nancy Martinson, Annette Ellefson. Back row: William Wolfram, Don A. Nelson, Norman Holen, Clayton Gorder, Eugene Isaacson, Dean Moe. Art, Philosophy Clubs Arking, what if b66ZZLljf?U ONVINCED that art is an essential part of a liberal arts education, a group of art students reor- ganized -the Art Club, which had fallen into a state of inactivity. Membership was thrown open to the entire student body because the group desired to create an active interest in the Hne arts. The initial meeting featured a program of European slides pre- sented by Mr. Bowman, an art instructor who spent three years in Germany. The Philosophy Club meets once a month to foster the exchange of ideas on philosophical questions. Dr. Aalen, professor in theology from Norway, was one of their most outstanding speakers. Other speak- ers included Rev. Svendsbye and Mr. Grubb. Dr. Reidar Thomte, head of the philosophy department, is advisor to the club. Q 13. Philosophy Club, front row: Marian Han- son, Mr. Grubb, Ephraim Isaac, Gilbeff Lee, lack Eichorst, Lowell Nordling- SCC' ond row: Annetta Sherbrooke, Paul Dove, Marvin Sandness, Iohn Serkland, CHU' Olson, Vernon Rice, George Madsen. Bflfk row: Al Grundahl, Don Earl Nelson, Lowell Bratrud, Paul Monson, Glen AD' derson, Rod Olson, Russell AnderSOIl- ll Bard,B00k1 and Wrhy Erickson, Hams, ROSCMUY mi Flanchffi L iimkri club, fr . ignugon R i Li X Ollal in rtmitfmf -H -W .. .ff---an ...rat- . --.H 1- ... - f -'-...,,-,,,, - -... A umm, lnson, a month tolostcr phical questions im Norway, WHS ers. Other spcal' Mr. Grubb. Df- phy deparrmcnl f0W1 im Isaat, 1 3 , Sw . Bard, Book, and Canto, front row: Darlene Martinson, Ioan Benson, Iackie Rogelstad, Kay Sailer, Ann Drummond, Shirley Hentila, Bonnie Engle. Second row: Dorothy Erickson, Iulia Edwards, Kay Messelt, Majel Anderson, Melba Wold, Marion Musil, Annette Ellefson, Mary Lou Barrett. Third row: Dave Lahren, Stan Hankins, RoseMary Green, Solveig Knutson, Ronald Spillman, Paul Iordahl, Bruce Larson. Fourth row: 'Clayton Gorder, Royal Ness, Larry Lystig, Earl Eliason, Leon Flancher, Lowell Mohn. Bard, Book and Canto-Farmers' Club ztltttrfe amd cultivation, two fields lish faculty and students and to stimulate intel- lectual curiosity in English outside the classroom, the English Club was organized in l954. Member- ship is limited to majors and minors. Shirley Hentila was sent as delegate to the National Council of Teachers in English at Minneapolis. Bard, Book, and Canto met in South Lounge of Fjelstad and centered its meetings on campus movies such as Henry VIII. Hamlet was discussed at a fall supper meeting. One of the smallest interest groups is Farmers' fell Nordlrrigbom 1 Club, organized just two years ago. Their purpose, ir00kZlZE,Gm1 like that of other interest groups, is to study and 'fC,if,d,fn.W discuss various aspects of their Held, in this case if Earl NM agriculture. bnwn, GICH 'll . .DELL gllll-Uddson' Farmers Club, front row: Douglas Sillers, Dennis Haaland, Arlen Severson, Harland Ilifagmlsoflf R0fl3ld Iohnson-. Back row: Mr. Allwin Monson, advisor, Theodore Olsgaard, Uther Tollefson, Norton Berg, Richard Rosetter, Iohn Tjostem. 57 O ENCOURAGE cooperation between Eng- , . 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 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. 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 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 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 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 , llw Ga Iackson speaks to a Saturday evening prayer fellowship group gathered in the Brown YY r Hall Chapel for the usual 6:30 devotional program. Religious Organizations mcenfmfmg on service Z0 atberr NE of the most important phases of SCA is the deputation program. The student body is di- vided into fifty-Five teams, which make visitations to rest homes and jails and out-of-town extension trips. The Student Christian Association broadcasts a devotional program over KOBB, the campus radio. The organization of Mission Ambassadors, in- tended for Cobbers who are planning to be mission- aries or who are very interested in the needs of various mission fields, replaces Mission Crusaders, an organization absorbed by the SCA. The Ambas- sadors sponsored a Christmas drive for clothes to be sent to Korea. Gamma Delta, an international organization for students of the Synodical Conference, meets weekly. There are Concordia students represented in both Fargo and Moorhead chapters. Future parish workers meet monthl in south Y lounge in Fjelstad to gain instruction in their future field. An SCA visitation team-Howard Mickleson, Gunhild Turmo Sh' 1 ' 1r ey Anderson and Betsy Lewis-enter the Fields Rest Home. 64 Mission Ambassl ll'0lCla Arlen He Rmb Gilbcrtsoll, P . slush wofkers Rigs D .N-.I .r gn R 'lSllrrE ll na , I1 ' lxlldg i ne .lnnthkicli rl .. lxfausl Rl iHtheB mwn Mission Ambassadors, front row: Duane O. Nelson, Marion Musil, Melba Minutemen Tract Club, front row: Ioe Miller, Robert Amundson, john Wold, Arlen Hermodsen. Back row: Philip Halverson, Margaret Nordlie, Tjostem. Back row: Bob Saboe, Gilbert Lee, Donald Earl Nelson, Allan Ruth Gilbertson, Philip Noss, Rodney Venberg. Grundahl, Robert Stefonowicz, Harold Underdahl and Lindley Iacobson V fright foregroundj . Gamma Delta, front row: Faye Ann Berg, Mavis Stoltenow, Vir- ginia Gomer, Cherryll Cook, Marcia Anderson, Margaret Iordatn. Second row: Sharon Schwartz, Dianne Miller, Beverly Miller, Carol Tweeten. Back row: Walter Hannemann, Gary Froehlich, Merle Puhrman, Fred Vogele, Leonard Mueller, Iohn Lienmann. P3rlSh Workers Club, front row. Shirley Anderson, Carol 2 Stockey, Donna Iacobsen. Second row: Ioyce Coughlin, Audrey ' Ronsberg, Anneline Lynch, Kay Skavanger, Ianct Frarck, Kathy V Kelder. Back row: Rev. I. M. Moe, advisor, Ioanne Hanson, Anne Kraus, Ruth Langemoe, Kathryn Ann Iacobson. 65 Editor-in-chief Roger Eggen tfifufned from the ACP Conference in New York to the tremendous task of pr0- ducing the 1958 COBBER. Reporters-Ioan Ionas, Adele Waa, Lori Pletan, Karyl Sonsteng, Ilene Gronaas, and Kathryn Ann Iacobson-descended on the campus full of questions. Editors Schmid, Musil, and Ellefson paused to pose before the deadline, The busy hands of Lenore Carlson, Karen Iohnson, Gail Olson, and Malene Torgerson, class editors, prepared the album section. 4-.ali AP' ' nllll -1, if 951+ 2553 kf 3 , Identifications editor Jay Borchert, coordinator Don Hagen, The gals on the sales staff-Ann Ioy Mykle, Carol Ostrem, and and faculty editor Iean Skaarer face the camera. Susan Evenson-proudly kept their brand-new file in order. 'LW 66 Q COBBER Niels Tl1C face a clic 'r COBBER photographers Louis Hermansen and Niels Thorsen and photo editor Mayo Ellingson face a clicking shutter of the Rolicord. rf:-.g Cobber Advertising was in the hands of this crew -Cfront rowj Karen Rondestvedt, Marge Stenslie, Pat Rice, Kathy Lokken fback rowj Bob Greenfield, Arvid Olson-busi- ness manager, Dick Hodges and Kathy Kelder. The COBBER typists are Cfront rowy Deanna Dahl, Bev Wagner-head typist, Elaine Miller fback rowj Roselyn Olson, Etna Darr and LuAnn Schultz. 'SP' From the Blue Room o you EADQUARTERS for the three dozen COBBER staff members are in the Blue Room on third floor of Old Main, a lonely spot in the wee hours of the night especially if one happens to be locked inside. The struggles of producing this 192 page yearbook remain clear in the minds of the staff which push it through the many stages of de- velopment. Hours of -tedious toil spent in interviewing, writ- ing, typing, proofing, and pasting were punctuated with fun and satisfaction as the staff learned to know Concordia and each other better. The COB- BER has been an annual publication for only twelve years. The product of the Blue Room is in your hands, we hope a respectable record of 1958 and a welcome addition to COBBER collections. 67 .tgwzfx .-. .......,..,-W.. ....-9--W-...fm-. mn-W..-,. -..i.-,....,a.,..n..rz-r-....... . .. I . .'i,.,,- f'f--'---1-H'-my-.,,......-..,,,, ---v---.--H '... Q-tw Y,-W.--sw W........... ..'J,.. L. ... ...,-...vw --ff . .,'.......,., ., . ..Y .... .,, , , v. 1 . Concordian For the twehffb time UBLISHING a top grade newspaper is the chief concern of the CONCORDIAN staff. Notification came from the Associated Collegiate Press that the 1956-57 second semester issues of Concordia's week- ly rated superior in every department and ranked All-American. This was the twelfth All-American won by the CCNCORDIAN since publication be- gan in 1909. The CONCORDIAN, published by a staff of twenty-two, is printed on bookprint and has expanded to six and often eight pages. The CONCORDIAN with a weekly distribution of 3,600 copies and an annual budget of 312,000 is the most financially active organization on campus. Three members of the staff Hew to New York City to attend the Associated Collegiate Press Conference in November. The paper is supported by student fees and advertising. This organ of news for the student body and faculty headquarters in the base- ment of Unit Seven in Brown Hall. Checking news releases are Lorna Aubol, copy editor, Kim Strand and Bob Borson, news tor. 68 All-American Co-editors of the CONCOR- DIAN, Ann Drummond and Dick Lee put in late hours every week in order to put our a top-grade newspaper. I 4 K ' l Q. w ? lx.. Staff men ' and lohn ii edi- 'fm 1 n f -ggizk' -5 Afjif 'Ji 1. ef Lf- iiiiijitzilfl' 'v Qff' 4' A ,- i '0 4 1 ,1 ... , 4 iff. . r f 5.27 ,-...,,' 5 A A, i'?'f. -iff' JQWQEQ- N. p '- , A. F' :,'-Wi'-':3e:'75 9 ii? ,- -e i1',.f5Q?-.55 - A --.if 4., x 5.3. if f' M in , 03 A I, '...:'J ' . . , . 'L TT, 'ff A X , R . V ,L ii , Q A . 4 - . I my X. Y, In 4,H,j,:Y 5.35 ' ' I a . V .Q I . . pe f - J -, fit?-fgi 2,-fs? if , 3 Swiizifmz-1' ??'fi,i?2 7 V ., .g.',y-,Lf 2 J ' -1 1,4 M? 1 Q ...,. ...- TN ', .-r-.. .. .,.. , -N-' . , ,... M7-' W.. tilt! . ...,., , . W .. NW.- X 3 ,,.,. V. .z.. 3 -i... .- 5 -1 . W -4., , .- ... w ' Nu. ' f.'Z. ..f.. 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The editorial board including representatives of the humanities, social sciences and physical sciences- encourages the best creative work of students and faculty and invites work by other contributors. Among the major activities of the Student Asso- ciation are the publishing of the two most popular books on campus each fall. Who's New is a pictorial index of the freshmen, transfers and the new faculty members. The Student Directory is a complete list of students, faculty, their telephone numbers and addresses. The tedious task of compiling the STUDENT DIRECTORY WHS Producing WHUS NEXV was the job of Malene Torgerson, Susan completed by Bruce Larson, editor, Erna Darr, Ron Rogncss and Evenson, Don Hagen, editor and 'Wayne Erickson. Dale Lygne, TU ze: H L' ' , , jg Q 14051 F45 OB studio on look Wh? rug WHS nlllllms W 0fllClfll5a The KC pus rnfllf KOBIL the WPC mined ff' :een varif Sports nf cal musl ptr cent nine pff wcckly Si College, College! state col KOBB Assn ufhcial wc' afvln Ill allla H Pol. as lhfy dr. FORY was ggness and KOBB Fz fb semester 0 bffmclcmfzng OB-B Radio stepped forward in 1958. The studio on third floor of Old Main took on a new look when a dividing wall was built, a new wool rug was laid, a better console was installed and 150 albums were added to the record library. The staff of oihcials, engineers, and announcers totals forty-three. The KOBB Association is an organization of cam- pus radio supporters which meet twice each month. KOBB, the voice of Concordia, aims to bring the type of programming which can not be ob- tained frorn commercial stations. KOBB offers four- teen varieties of programs including student forums, sports news, devotional programs, jazz, and classi- cal music. A Ianuary poll indicated that fifty-five per cent of the Cobbers listen to KOBB and fifty- nine per cent tune in Campus, KOBB,s twice- weekly show broadcast over KVOX. Moorhead State College, North Dakota State College and Concordia College formed Tri-College Network-the Hrst inter- state college network in the nation. KOBB officials-Duane Davis, Ion Lund, Ron Mosman, program directors and Al Grundahl, station manager-take positions behind one of the turn- tables in the remodeled KOBB Studio. KOBB Association, front row: Bonnie Engle, Karen Malvey, Carol Tjentland, Ilene Gronaas, Annette Ellefson, Loretta Pletan, official secretary. Back row: Duane Davis, Gerald Anderson, Roger Domjahn, Arden Dockter, Philip Smith, Ioseph Miller. 71 . . . ... ... ... -. r .. .. ...., . . , ..................m.,..-...-.,,...::-..-----'-1-za.,--.-... . .. - :er-fa:----r-r,.... L Concert Choir, front row: Kay Solem, Barbara Bergh, Elizabeth Buran, Marjorie Holman, Shirley Bervig, Frances Lahti, Elaine Flaat, Gretchen Gildemeister, Anna Lee, Ianet Skjonsby, Rachel Smaby, Marjorie Berger, Mary Rasmussen, Elsie Siebert, Sonja Lewis, Rachel Schoberg, Sonja Foss. Second row: Miriam Sanstead, Marie Sandven, Alma Mae Sneva, Phyllis Zimmerman, Laverne Siebert, Mary Swenson, Solveig Knutson, Leona Nypen, Leila Nelson, Marlene Iohnson, Iulia Ed-wards, Wanda Rinnan, Gelene Hughes, Deanna Fitch, Ienine Peterson, Iune Skavang, Lynne Nelson, Lenita Chadima. Third row: I. Da-vid Larson, Stuart Fol- land, Iohn Lund, Gerald Olsen, Dick Hvidsten, Sidney Iohnson, Rein Uritam, Ierry .Breivold, Neil Halladay, Carlin Berg, Larry -Fleming, Ron Bljerke, 'Don Rodvold. Back row: Don Iacobson, Duane Wallin, Iohn Ylvisaker, Stan Kindzerski, Rod Rasmus, Tom Hoghaug, Luther Abrahamson, Roy Nilsen, Paul Brandvik, Ioel Melarvie, Kent Froseth, Gordon Olson, Dan Tallakson, Winston Pottenger. Concordia Concert Choir, Madrigal Singers our 'ng at home and HC 055 the rm . - , 5 l l . ' CAPPELLA SINGING at its best-this is iii characteristic of the music produced by Paul I. Chris- f tiansen and his sixty-Hve voice Concordia Concert . .-, ' p Choir. The choir sings with ease contemporary sacred music, classical selections or folk numbers. , The group emerged from the practice room of Mu- , sic Hall as a symphonic choir which sang concerts ,V 5. in major cities from Minnesota to the West Coast. 'i , -V 3 The -man responsible for their perfection is Paul I. EQ, p Christiansen who has directed the choir for twenty 123 . years. The summer of 1958 will find the Concordia Concert Choir on a European tour for the second time. While traveling through Norway, Holland, Germany and Austria they will present twenty-SCVCD ,4,,,,. A V-:asa , C Q concerts. Participation in the internationally kn0WD t Vienna Music Festival will climax the tour. .W 'n f.. L.. -, rx 'NA '-M xx, , V s G. Paul Larson is ready to board one of 5.-fn.. - . the loaded busses just before the twenty- 'HVC-day concert tour begins. 72 ' ' .-if:Z-51?-Tf5Z'! 1f':5Z'.'-'t7f57 iT.-.ze-1 - 1 S .'1J:? , ,e5if'2I'w., X .1 ' -.z. -.fs E ,M ' 1 's3k :Ly M1 . fm ,- 1 I xx J 1 Afiil Sw fif v kf1?55l 'LE4 51:59.11 'agiiife ' 4' .33 !,Q5,j. A, , . frm .- ww.--f ,W 7- - .-'- .,'NN'gRf4-u ? ' fi :gb ' 'r-fffgWiw?fff?1g f v . J 142,-fi 3f 3ikx. a Q 'Hay . . 12.5. ug' gn, H .H .XM G i. I, i'i1l--4 H Q-'!1Jx. 'g! .1132 S - .,, 1 . V1.4 - T' , ,A ,.,, 'V 1EiEaf 1f2xs1s:z2:? V.,A,.,-.fv M, ,, ., K le 5 -M' ,s. My 3sQ.g5-,W ,ig 15,1 :mf .-.f,asX.1s ,.,.,4.5, .UL ...H A,,,, Q 4:35 QE.E1:,1f3L ,my x L'g:,i:s -..i-.Q.g ,pn 4.3 gx ,f U4 - -21191 53.2 4 'eez ,, ix' . ' 'nf 52155 Q' ., 'f-3-' V 3 A 53 Q , Q' 3 . '-X S ,. V v . I A N I ff, F , 4 if . 41 x r fgf l 5 A X Q1 ,. . -4, f I 1 .Af iifff, Cobber Band arching mm amz! women make memf mum ARCHING musicians in Cobber Band en- liven the homecoming parade with their martial airs and sharpen enthusiasm among students and players as they strike up a tune at home games, in our gymnasium, or at the football stadium. Foot. ball fans Watched them step in rhythm at the home- coming half-time performance. Under the direc- tion of Leif Christianson and student director Leon Flancher, the band polishes its numbers in the Mu- sic Hall before public performances. Leon Flancher pulls peppy march music from the Cobber Band in the balcony. Crashing cymbals and blowing horns sound through the Fieldhouse as Cobber Band gives the go ahead signal to a cheering basketball crowd. Majorettes: Iean Forsgren, Ioan Forsgren, Yvonne Lambie, Marlene Muir, Sandra Leighton. Cobber Band, front row: Leon Flancher, Darlene Ianke, Carolyn Moen, Ioyce Dahl, Carol Madison, Karen Ieppson, Leanne Henderson, Sharon Feuerherm, Marlys Ienson, Ioyce Flint, Ianet Frarck, Bill Gilbertson, Violet Clemensen, Roberta Petterson, Carol Carlson, Glen Temanson, Gail Koffron, Marilyn Prosser, Yvonne Vannote, LouAnn Wendt. Seconcl row: Curtis Hagness, Nancy Thysell, Margo Iohnson, Mary Smedstad, Ioan Sederholm, Patty Reidberger, Kay Olson, Ronnie Dahl, Randall Erickson, Brenda Lovsness, Sonja Carlson, Ioe Miller, Portia Kohls, Iean Elstad, Mary Nepstad, Karen Nelson, Kirsten Flaa, Elaine Delamore, Rae Ann Hegge, Dorothy Ottman. Third row: Marilyn Simundson, Leon Olson, Mike Elton, lim Erickson, Larry Dick, Don Ulmer, Vernon Roningen, Dennis Raymond, Ioan Hanson. Fourth row: Neal Peterson, Earl Brekke, Kathleen Belgum, Eva Claire Korsmo, Charlotte Nordmark. Fifth row: Don Resset, Harlan Aspengren, Bob Saboe, Bill Nelson, Larry Clow, Son Sundquist. Back row: Harold Han- son, Bob Stephanson, Iohn Aaker, Dave Norem, Leon Sheldon. v4L5 R dell ML Wen el newly form RC Ofsrorio C Cirectioll C Isabelle Tl in this gli instruH1CH as its first Majofw HU Oratos ln , The 5' Pfrforiisng , Hd en. afllal at the home Mr. Wendell Buckley directs the F tht fllftt. newly formed Oratorio Chorus. 1fCCIOr Leon E In the Mu. RGANIZED in October, the first Concordia Oratorio Chorus and orchestra, rehearsed under the usic direction of Mr. Buckley, and Professors Sigvald and Y- Isabelle Thompson. Faculty and students participate Carolyn Moen, in this group to share their talents as singers and instrumentalists. In Ianuary the group presented, as its Hrst concert, Franz Schubert's Mass in G Major and Holy is God by Phillip Bach. Oratorio Trumpeters-Dave Stolee, Ion Lund, and Gene Okerlund-play obli- gato While Professor Roy Stahl plays organ accompaniment and the chorus sings Holy Is God. Singing with the Oratorio Chorus in its premiere performance-Alice Skyberg, Karen Larson, and Ianice Terras form part of the soprano section. In premiere performance Jlet Clcmcnscn, Nancy Thyscll, e Miller, Porlil fn, Leon Olson, thlccn Belgumf 'g Harold HHH' The sixty-five voices of the Oratorio Chorus blend with the strains of string orchestra as the group, composed of both faculty and students performs Franz Schubert's Mass in G Major for its first concert in Trinity Lutheran Church. , 9 during Lenten season. Choristers practice in Old Main their spring concert sung at Trinity Church Chapel for Cobber, Chapel Choirs b01f'.rfe1f.r in mining HE Chapel Choir, singing a new arrangement of The Seven Last Words, presented a mid-March concert at Trinity Church. These choristers also took their traditional part in the 'Christmas Concert. Chapel appearances are included in their public per- formances. Cobber Choir, created to add to the Christmas Concert, is 'trained and directed by Professor Ernest Harris who has been on the Concordia music fac- ulty since l947. These campus choral groups provide choir training and experience for 130 Concordia men and women. Cobber Choir, front row: Diana Stevahn, Carol Lockwood, Carol Erickson, Kathy Iacobson., Lila Peterson, Susan Rhoades, Gloria Edin, Marietta Haugan, Norma Quamme, Beverly Miller, Darlene Ordahl, Ianice Tollefson, Marcia McCann, Shirley Iverson, Karen Nelson. Second row: Faye Berg, Ellen Ominski, Donna Neustel, Twyla Brower, Mavis Stoltenow, Delores Kelstr-up, Helen Haugen, Ioanne Iohnson, Sharon Schwartz, Iean Elstad, Roxanne Bjerke, Marilyn Isaacson, Ianet Presthus, Harriet Angstman, Iudy Olson. Third row: Karen Enderson, Alice Skyberg, Marilyn Ionaas, Marilyn Edwards, Bonnie Highland, Hope Dahlen, Iudith Possum, Twile Larson, Solveig Thronson, Shirley Jacobson, Grace Iszler, Thelma Skrove, Lorrayne Sandbakken, Brenda Lovsness, Violet Clemensen, Iudy Stenslic, Mary Lecrvig. Back row: Gerald Sachs, Donald Ulmer, David Nordby, Norman Westby, Iohn Brenden, Robert Iohnson, Ioel Watne, Ronald Moen, Paul Thoen, David Olufson, Larry Salmon, Ardean Glein, Warren Hagestven. lr n l i 4 l 76 l Chrprl Choir, Rimrsrad, Ann Anderson, Lois Sharon Fergus Holm. Third 1 nn, Paul Ofsd Ralph Undcrlrr Mai n Cha T l ' pil ll nmry Churl Choirs 'augan, Norma ninski, Donna rilyn Isaacson, Hope Dahlcn, zmenscn, Iufly d Moen, Paul Male voices ring out as Bryan Peter. SOD, Neil Overby and Gerald Me- Kenzie rehearse with the Cobbef Choir. Ernest Harris, assistant professor of music, directs both Cobber and Chapel Choirs. Chapel Choir, front row: Sandra Gadberry, Iudy Sagen, Gail Brown, Iudy Clingo, Marjorie Hovland, Sara Holgate, Yvonne Kavanagh, Yvonne Grove, Iudii Rimestad, An-n Mobraten, Annette Bloutiette, Marilyn Bjorkman, Rosalyn Olson Stolee, Carol Torgerson, Aljean Scholberg, Roberta Stoffel, Ann Schoenecker, Erma Anderson, Lois Quamme, Second' row: Kay Worden, Ioan Langemo, Carol Madison, Betsy Lewis, Glenda Aalgaard, Kay Lund, Sherry Bjorklund, Cleone Daugherty, Sharon Ferguson, Karen Iones, Elaine Fristrom, Ahna Garnaas, Karen A. Knutson, Idell Iulson, Sylvia Monson, Beryl Tweten Hultin, lone Anderson, Pamela Holm. Third row: Dick Sivertson, Paul Gilbertson, Don Shiflilet, Lowell Iensen, Marlin Slettum, Leon Olson, Clinton Gjerde, Paul Allen, Iim Holton, Art Lar- sen, Paul Ofsdahl, Gerald W. Olson, Dennis Raymond, Richard Sperley, Paul Dove. Back row: Bruce Paulson, Dave L. Larsen, Larry Iohnson-, Alan Syverson, Ralph Underlee, Iim Hoxeng, Mark Larsen, Iim Stolee, Ioel Guldseth, Gerald McKenzie, Dick Lee, Bob Dryden, Bryan Peterson, Neil Overby. 77 ,fr A an Q 'W ' r 1 Q LY fi Tr , -fl - 24 .1 lf' L4 . 4' 11 A ' 5 2.2, 1 U' L Vl- X 'gf , Q 3 n. E. ': ' .... Flutes, front row: Suzanne Solum, Avis Brustven, Barbara Bergeson, Roberta Travls Nancy Gulhckson Back row Nancy Thompson, Pauline Savereide, Allen Larvick, Dorothy Anderson, Lorna McLeod Lenore Carlson The sure baton of Leif I. Christianson conducts the ninth consecutive Concordia Concert Band. Hn-nr thlerics uM ' T 5-ua-lun Quail-WUl 'H j1,'l .31 Fomball An action-packed reason, zzccomplirbmgm Roger Adair holds as Jim Christopherson converts another Cobber touchdown one of his seventeen converS1011S- 7 O-CAPTAINS Curt Gabrielson and Al T . led this great team effort, both were honored Vim berths on all-conference team. lim Chri Don Green, lim Iossart, Roger Gilbertson and pred Nelson also made first and second te honorary teams. Gabe, shared the MIAC most valu able player award. ' The brains behind the football accomplishments were furnished by Coach Iake,' Christiansen, who came up with an offense that was bot and entertaining. Defense allowed only 44 points ,to be scored against the Cobbers. A new league scoring mark of 195 points was set. The schools season scoring mark was 251. The top two in fhg MIAC individual race were Iim Christopherson and Curt Gabrielson. Gabe gained 1019 yards for an average of 9.6 per try. A combination of these suc- cesses made a season long to be remembered in Cobber football history. with stopherson, HID Choices on 11 effective Giving instructions before sending in a reserve, coach.Chr1st1anfI3 squats on the side-lines. Craig Iohnson observes proceedings from H yard-marker position while Sonny Gulsvig fires 'Cm UP as usua' An attempted Duluth pass is alertly knocked in- Complete by Curt Gabrielson. r tub, V -4 sez. F 9 . i.fS'i !'4Z, ' lvl-V5 9. vs ,, 15 . :Q ga. see. ,ALS ' ' tin., 1 ' f'ZsEL Qfhf E+ ' -' ff, 3 l3'F,',QtE'-1. l .-- . 1 -.-Q . . ..i:'!,v:bI Trying . Sklllner lball WZ! Tweir 1 with l61'S0n, l Fred CCS On I valu. lments l, who lective points league :hool's in the an and for an se suc- red in Curt Gabrielson brings down ll Gustie ballcarrier atter a short gain as Don Green comes up to secure the tackle. 'ix . - A 'c .- be tsp-sv 'E .lp ki,-Q' qi ' 4 ri J! Ss s ' E 53. X 5 - N F ' 4- M -i khrh 5 T K , y it X Y A touchdown against Macalester clears the Cobber benches as fans rise for the kick-off. USII-ll' Trying to shake loose a tough Duluth tackler is Iirn ChristopherS0f13 Tim Skinner runs in from the background to check the situation. Roger Gilbertson sneaks over for a touch- down in Gustavus territory as Don Green opens up the gap. . -.-.,- ...--,,,,':i-lf-4 ,1,.. L 41- Rl -0.-.v ?': ':- --- '7'3:L.t ':,--H - ' 'f -- - Could it be that Iake is enlightening his award day audience on the facts of football strategy or is it some amusing tale deliberately told? Concordia 47 ..... 14 ,.... 34 ..... 49 19 ..... 27 ..... 33 19 9 ,.... 84 With help on the way, two Duluth defen- sive men close in on Bubba Gilbertsong it must have been a naked reverse. . NDSC . Gustavus , Duluth . Hamline Macalester St. Thomas St. Iohn's Augsburg , MSC . Opponents .......20 6 6 6 0 6 0 .....10 3 4 r 1 1 i 1 vm pombai Grandstand, M Monroe Leraas Tomml' Sands: Tm, lack Lf johnson, GUY Oh the numb This was letic Con champion come, th NDSC i IICXI gap taken thi Up even 198 up a atotal .-. Este. X 5 .Q Q ,- fl-N , nt ,Zi x :L 1 by D . 'w 'X.'e- 3 I 3 . r. , HN. BB N 69 by '55 79512 57- A .s M ,ai Qi , n T, Af ii ' ..,, - H. iiiaa v i .s ' . K lx Lag- '-: i - fi .DL Varsity Football Team, front row: lim Christopherson, lim Iossart, Don Green, Gary Carlson, Cliff Anderson, Bob Teigen, Andy Hendrickx, Eldon Braun, Carl Grandstand, Melvin Panjkovich, Roy Nellermoe. Second row: Alward Tweit, Tim Skinner, Dave Olsen, Al Larson, Paul I. Anderson, Ray Thielman, Bill Greenan, Iohn Combellick, Iohn Westby, Roger Adair, Roger Gilbertson. Third row: Iohn B-ridges, Cliff Paulson, Hilding Ronning, Wendell Franke, Roger Haugen, Monroe Leraas, Dave Grimsrud, Gordon Ieppson, Iohn Iohnson, Dick Whitaker. Fourth row: Bob Young, Bob Markwardt, Allen Gunderson, Marland Nohre, Tommy Sands, Paul Lommen, Fred Nelson, Ron Gadberry, Iack Nelson, Curt Gabrielson. Fifth row: Wes Lokken, Bob Rosengren, Dick G-ulbranson, Loren Tank, Iack Lutes, Iohn Brenden, Dave Peterson, David Spong, Elliot I-Ioltan. Back row: Allen Haugen, Lyle Iohnson, Ralph Chase Ir., David Bromstad, Roland Iohnson, Gary Nelson, Gary Larson, Iim Hausmann. Varsity Football fake and team mke can 6767766 rifle ONCORDIA'S varsity football squad made the number one spot by capturing the MIAC crown. This was the first Minnesota Inter-collegiate Ath- letic Conference title for Concordia since their co- championship in 1952. An indication of things to p n VX 1 ri X' 9 . , 1 ' ,- ' J 5. , - -.,f gf, 'V ,. , come, the opening game was a 47-0 victory over --f' J NDSC in a game predicted to be a toss-up. The next game, a 20-14 loss to Gustavus, might have taken the Hght out of many but the Cobbers Hred - - I ' ,K imifif ,,,.g-i ' fv' up even more and Won the next six games by rack- 1 ,Q 3 - - - ' f..'E.fsfif ing up a total of 181 points. The six opponents scored V 1 A a total of only 24 against the Cobs. After this tre- mendous buildup the final goal was reached in a Wet and muddy 19-0 clincher over Augsburg. The only disappointment of the season was an anti- climactic 10-9 loss to MSC in the season's final. Wifi , lfm H ,W Q f Q65 1, .., fu ' :i Ji, my S Xf,,., fs-.W Ak YJ ,D ,Y '-H?-4 f or---iv 47 , . ff fi 'V ,V i , M. f i a. X ,333 'bv 1 Ivfl .J Y , . 1 gr , MV m4 142 12 . ' X gmt im fig ! A'2.. mv , Ki ' - .aff mv -N. K 'I ik :QW ., A' Q 4 ' 1 v K ' , y. I A . f-W r QX . . . Q 4 .v -is or Ossi lhe ble Varied facial expressions show the effort behind this action as Roger Adair starts down court on a fast break supported by Art Iohnson and Fred Nelson who hustle in from behind. LIMAXING the season with a 91-82 win over Gustavus, Concordia's basketball team continued its upward climb in the Minnesota Inter-collegiate Athletic Conference. A 7-9 MIAC record, combined with a 7-3 non-con- ference total, gave 'the Cobbers their Hrst .500 plus season in many years. The team wound up with 14 wins, 12 losses and sixth place rank in the conference. Under the guidance of coach Sonny Gulsvig and team captain Art Iohn- son the Cobbers proved they deserved every victory. Downing MSC in a pair of games and splitting with NDSC, Concordia took the inter- city championship in stride. The 'Cobbers de- feated Taylor University and Augsburg for the Bemidji Invitational played during the Christ- mas break. urging Upward In Smmlmgf The ironing out of a number of problems takes place during time-out. While Barry Bowles and Art Iohnson review a play, Sonny explains strategy to the rest of the men in action and the reserves, ready to be called in, listen intently. 4 '. an .. minus mnnnmipz. These ten fellows on the varsity squad-Art Iohnson, Tom Wolhowe, Gary Carlson, Fred Nelson, Dick Shearer, Roger Adair, Dennis Iensen, Dave Opheim, Craig Johnson, Barry Bowles-and their coach, Sonny Gulsvig, provided many hours of sweat and hard work necessary to held this yea-r's team. Continued 6j?07f'f brings 11400655 Concordia Opponents Valley City .. NDSC .. . St. Mary's . . Macalester . . Gustavus . . . . MSC . . . Bismarck I. C. . Taylor U. . . Augsburg . So. Dak. State . Augsburg . St. Thomas . St. Iohn's . Hamline . .. Duluth .. , , . MSC . . . . Macalester . . St. Mary's . St. Thomas .. NDSC .. . St. Iohn's . Hamline . .. Duluth .. ,. St. Olaf .. . Augsburg . . Gustavus . Craig Goose Iohnson sets himself for his favorite shot from the side. Roger Adair checks to make sure it drops through for two. nfl ' 1 vided H1 nie SCOUT U o the dose set Several sfflflng ive thigh Slug AugSllurg' iorwafd CII gllllea Scmo rCiJOUfldCI gu3IdS Rog 0HcnsC IHOV Dennis len in lllf Gum contlllllfd t Concordia. A tired-up with Sonnj per out to l Varied Dave Ophrim, m. favorite S1101 sure il df0P5 HROUGHOUT the season Art Iohnson pro- d in addition to his leadership, -the more tan- Zifilie scoring punch and rebounding power. Before she close of his basketball career at Concordia, Art set Several school records including a 21.8 season Scoring average, 562 total points, 284 rebounds and a high Single game mark of 39 racked up against Augsburg. Rounding out the Hrst five were junior forward Craig Iohnson who averaged 11.6 points per game, senior forward Dave Opheim, an outstanding rebounder and defensive player, and sophomore Guards Roger Adair and Dick Shearer who kept the gffense moving. Reserves Fred Nelson, Gary Carlson, Dennis Iensen, Barry Bowles, and Tom Wolhowe contributed some very fine relief work, particularly in the Gustie game. Together they made a team that continued the upward surge in basketball success at Concordia. 'V---ram .., Spectator A1 Larson appears to give guard Roger Adair advice as the Cobber team heads for the dressing room at half-time. A fired-up Cobber five breaks back to huddle with Sonny Gulsvig as the cheerleaders scam- per out to lead a yell. Varied poses are caught by the COBBER photographer during the Gustavus game. The boys fleftl implore the team to pour it on. Sylvia Hoel rfcenterj cries for a basket. 1 Dave Birkeland and Bob Clark Crightj are i busy selling for the concessionsC?j. Q Req' . . , 1 , 1 I -1 f. vu . . . I' v' Q - . -,ff.'f +-UWA. ' ' - '-5'2 1: f ' 'I'-11'-1 ' Q 1' ?'v, !?'?4 ,vxf ' ' ' ' ', y 'I Q' Gif ...ii 1 ,.- .5 , ., , E, 5 if f . ' -uv fgynfli -V B1 . . wr, I- -,mln ., : 'A 'li ' fi I-YQ ll fl Q . . f . 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N1 ' 1 X l FF! -f -I Ili ll., .v wwf nm - ln- , ' 1H'.'4' -Q , lr lI'll1' LY If if - ,.. v, g.. llv Ile ll' I5 . . .-. , llv In ll I' an no 'r I' ' In IH In I' , on n u gf r I gp ln I: If U . , . 'Q f ,-,, -... 1...-., ,auf 2. Hockey A baffle with wmfbwf The ofHcial drops in the puck on a face-off in a fray with the Fargo Flyers. Bob Youso acted as player-coach for the '58 hockey squad. HARD-EARNED win over Carleton high- lighted the '58 hockey schedule. A scarcity of col- lege teams nearby and watery rinks slowed down the season. A 4-O victory over Thief River Falls was slushed out in the season final. Hockey team, front row: Dale Klungness, Don Nyholm, Nels Anderson, Iohn McFarland, Harvey Stalwick, David Franks, Kermit Knut- son. Back row: Bob Youso, Cliff Paulson, Dean Melsness, Dave Stolee, B'ob Young, Kent Taylor, Iohn Berg, Bert Orrok, Darrell Rude. ,ME ..,. 6715 H61 A handful of spectators line the fence to watch the Cobb take a local independent team. Despite a relatively small amount of spectator interest, participant interest is growing. er icemen if 92 Wrstling Twl Onowicl, Mar ian KW lin Slakswn' ' Twcil, lim H I0hDS0ll' C0'll0lfle lthleffi sl' is Comm i Obber lfflllin ,mall amoum f I . P xi S I P lx 4 1 l'f'Qff1'1f 1 ,f .2 Ju., I Eb gl 1' 1 1 x y Wrestling Gmppleaff win increasing support ITH the injury of two of three defending conference champions, the weakened wrestling team dropped to fifth in the Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference meet held at Macalesterg Scor- ing for Concordia were Al Tvveit, lim Holten, Roy Nellermoe, Dave Iohnson, and Bob Stefonowicz. l 'nin a bit of strategy to Lorence Simonson, plays his role Al Tweit, exp 31 g i . as coach. Al substituted for regular coach Finn Grinaker who was on a leave of absence. Roy Nellermoe, Curt Gabrielson, Ron Gad- berry, Nip Leverson, Bob Rasmus, Don Nel- lermoe, Andy Hendrickx, and Al Tweit are eight of the ten fellows who manage the in- tramural program. Not pictured are Craig Iohnson and Dan Kittleson. Intramural r Practicing l amy .fpazfzir mf all obbem WIDE variety of sports were again offered to all Cobber men. The Colonels, managed by Dan Kittleson, dominated play in the major par-- ticipation sports, They were undefeated in seven touch football games. A 6-0 victory over the runner- up Chiefs was the decider. Craig Iohnson's Grizzlies downed the Colonels in the basketball final, but the Colonels came back to down the Lakers for the volleyball title. The Grizzlies and the Colonels rep- resented Concordia at the MIAC extra-mural meet in late March. Individual and double champs in badminton, shullieboard, table tennis and handball were also sent to the meet. All these sports plus a number of spring sports are co-ordinated by Irv Christenson in Concordia's active intramural pro gram. NXef ei'eX Scrambling for a rebound is the Viking's Dean Schumacher. Glen Wambheim is about ready to pile in too. The Women's Recreational Association permits all interested Cobber women to participate. Anita Nos- felle demonstrates the need of practice in badminton. Dlfl lafkson ll . rienar the Ulll nasi r Gem l r N . 61114 NOTQ r inwhich Cof rrstics has b leadership of as both coacl rent a pair ol meet. The gyg basketball gal were welcome l r l 1 l li' K I E ,, Z E Q 1 Practicing his routine on the high bar is Bill Greenan executes a Hip from the A difficult shoulder stand is demonstrated Dick Iackson who placed first in competi- rings during one of the Monday and by Don Erickson unhindered by the cast tion at the University of Minnesota. Wednesday Workouts. on his foot, Gymnastics ewes! sporty at Concawim NOTHER sport has been added to the group in which Cobber athletes may earn a letter. Gym- nastics has been coming into its ovvn under the leadership of Nip Leverson, who has been acting as both coach and participant. The Cobber squad sent a pair of entries to a University of Minnesota meet. The gymnasts also performed at half-time of basketball games. All who were willing to learn were welcomed at workouts. l Gary Glomstad spikes one down for the Colonels who finished seventh in league vol- leyball but came on to Win the play-off. Looking for a man to receive his pass in a league intramural game is Roy Nellermoe. in bf P-f 1 , Cheerleaders Zami lem! cbeem' ix lmfef amd az The ener etic group that kept fans 'alive at Cobber athletic events included Marcene Danielson, Deanna S Christianson, Karen Iohnson, Nip Leverson, Bev Herfmdahl, Sylvia Hoel and Lola Lee. 1 UR cheerleaders sparked the team at home games and at several contests away from home. These six gals and a guy, elected at an all-student pep rally in the fall, injected real enthusiasm into all Cobber football and basketball games' with their catchy cheers. Iudging from the many team Wins in home contests the cheerleaders did a really top notch job. elected to cheerleader positions. ff i quietly. Cobber rooters are led in a rousing ye y Marcene Danielson, Karen Iohnson, and Nip Leverson jump up to cheer another Cobber bucketg other fans show their pleasure more AT NDU, Wd I golf Slam' 1 loUfU3mCnt l. . Pali addlm c HU' DUSSCT wilh St' Cl and me M1 Golf, Rel Dean Hs tennis wl l . f ,Sisl- ATCHES with Moorhead State, NDSC, NDU, and Bemidji State were featured on the '57 golf slate. The season concluded with the MIAC IOUI' P ul. aln addition to the players pictured below, Paul Dussere and Fred Nelson participated in matches with St. Cloud, Bemidji, Iamestown, NDSC, MSC, d the MIAC meet at St. Iohn's. nament at the famed Kelly Golf Course in St. Golf, Tennis SC' Q . -- 'fiw A i ,-11.4 -..,,,.,,, W , ,lg . X , g V. ...im -. lex- r , da.,-n-We, A s. -.. . s.,-.,.., ,.,....,,,,,,w xl E -A L,:,..,.,!xv ,, , -qgsis, we fill ,V N - ws 'f-+-s.,.gs-: - f at . 1 -453 Gary Glomstad, Fred Nelson, Gerry Olsen and Lee Sanderson are the freezing golfers shown outside the Fieldhouse Relaxing JPVZWCQ pzcfiwzjf Dean Haugen and Don Krause take five during a strenuous tennis workout. ,rf all vi f- 4 ' Q ,er . , 1 K Q w v 1 1 Q 1 x 1 , H the SIX nvfc hvfl T ennls co-captains Dean Haugen and Art Iohnson have been main ur ears stays in the Cobber tennis team for fo y ,.. K a - ,,...,.,,,1,qf3y,g,-.- ..-::::::'? ,,.1'r'1!r5n'E?F:?1- '- -: 'L'L:'-1 :- .-----n Www mr Baseball ...gn n A r Seaman features Southern mmf NNOUNCEMENT of a pre-season warrn- up tour brought an exceptionally large turnout for baseball. Coach Rothrock arranged for games which included such formidable opponents as Arkansas State and the University of Illinois. Two of the six games resulted in Cobber victories. The Cobbers met more success in Steve Gorman League play as they downed MSC and Iamestown twice and split with NDSC, Valley City and Mayville for a 7-3 record. In the regional NAIA tournament in Blair, Ne- braska, the Cobs lost two games by a single point. Bill Quenette was named head coach for the 1958 season, he arranged eighteen games including 'twelve league contests. ,,f-M,-la. .., . . , I w k I A fast intra-squad games prepares Pitcher Bob Clark poses in a combi. the Cobbers for upcoming games. nation of football and baseball togs. Baseball, front now: Dale Klungness, Ron Kleven, Bryan Downie, Bob Rasmus, Nels Anderson, Carl Grandstand, Roy Nellermoe, Bill GICCHQH, Second 1-ow, Tinrl Skinner, Roger Adair, Iim Christopherson, Bill Harstad, Barry Blowles, Ken Thompson, Lowell Larson. Back row: Gordon Ieppson, Leroy Aasland Don Kittle , . l SOD, Tow Wolhowe, Bill Quenette, Ron Riedberger, Ron Gadberry, Ray Erickson, Owen Germundson, Bob Clark, Ed Beyer. Y k l , 'V 4 3 21 98 ...,. 5-.,.....-J.....,.. I 'T J 1957 Col C21 usual Gabfidsl InICf'C0li Iohllis-rl scaS0U l Moe, DC to the ll me Con Iohn'S T strong P runs, hu Track Te Moyer, If Grecnan, Gordy T z' 4 fel f 1 11 A if 7 ,.,. K N a combi- Jall togs. uw: Tim in Kirtla- 'WJ itil I '-E 'Ji trim , ' i i Pa li , . wil l ,r rpg , Ili? ffl i ,A-',lLi,? ,I is fs Jw X I E f N... .ani .-r---A-' Track Team Edlfbf .ffdlff bzfmgr 1f'6J'ZLlZLJ AKING good use of the I-ieldhouse, the 1957 Cobber trackmen were able to get off to their usual early start. Led by Iory Kjelstrom and Curt Gabrielson, 'the Cobs placed third in the Minnesota Inter-collegiate Athletic Conference meet at St. Iohnis. Their consistent pointmakers throughout the season were Wally Krentz, Nip Leverson, Iohn Moe, Don Jacobson and Iohn Elverum. In addition to the MIAC, the Cobber thinclads participated in the Concordia Invitational, NDSC Invitational, St. Iohn's Triangular and the Bemidji Invitational. The strong points of the squad were in dashes, distance runs, hurdles and pole vaults. Curt Gabrielson breaks the tape to win the 100-yard dash in a dual meet Track Team, front row: A-rnold Ishaug, Roni Matheson, Gordon Hvidsten, Mike Flom, Iohn Elverum, Iohn Herzog, Marlin Ness, Kent Froseth. Second row: Bill Moyer, Iohn Mioe, Don Iacobson, George Wray, Don E. Nelson, Gilbert Iensen, Dan Simundson, Ray Thielman, Arvid Olson, Iohn Ramsey. Back row: Iim Greenan, Clayton Gorder, Leon Olson, Dave Rebers, Iory Kjelstrom, Dick Berg, Chuck Benson, Wally Krentz, Curt Gabrielson, Ierry Syvrud, Nip Leverson, Gordy Thorkelsson, Herm Hendrickson, coach, Irv Christenson. I rr .,.1: e '-v--P Y-vm., ,. 99 ww., - W--5--.'. ,. . ------'-M--ur::n- Ceifnm-IE7T'T??'.'??'!Z!Z!.'Tf'fL ..'i1 rr:'g'f5?f'...-. 27't -5f3 r 'vnse-1' Campus Activities Qs Orientation 0 .mme if seemed like 664105 RRIVING a week before the older and wiser upper classes, the freshmen endured the ordeal of orientation week before mid-September. As usual the well organized week seemed chaotic to bewil- dered freshmen who donned gold beanies and be- came accustomed to the ideas of standing in long lines and listening to long lectures. Confusion quickly diminished as each frosh found himself-in one of the twenty-eight clubs and met his two student advisors. Over fifty upper classmen returned early to help newcomers get acquainted with Concordia. They acted as club advisors and also gave a program to entertain 'their advisees. Faculty advisors gave counsel to help freshmen and transfers choose their courses. Election of class oflicers and six senators was also a part of the week. Gals of the new class enjoyed a garden party at Park Region. More formal fun came with the President's Reception. Scattered tables on the gym floor serve as advisement stations when the first step of . registration begins for frosh. If .N ff' .... s 102 ll f P Oper A . E tion he Some C abone-l find th rigorsc compal books them, first cl: five ro classwf ireshm Moving at a snail's pace, freshmen form the inevitable line in order to purchase their textbooks. Opening Week After perplexezjf, eeeeepewezfzve peezee HE freshman testing program during orienta- tion helped place each student in the proper classes. Some discovered themselves temporarily doomed to bone-head English or perhaps were surprised to find themselves in advanced chemistry. After the rigors of orientation the first weeks of school seemed comparatively peaceful. With newly purchased text- books in hand and a trial study card to direct them, frosh frequently found their way to their first classes on time. fAfter all, there are only forty- five rooms on campus in which classes meet.j So classwork began and five hundred and seventy-eight freshmen took their places among the Cobbers. Learning to know her way around in the library C5 stacks, this freshman girl pauses to exchange a word or two with a new acquaintance ,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,. , ,, . -. .n .-.............4..:1 ' 1 ..A.v.'! .,.. A. 1. ......1',. .... ff, M. bm- 711' '. T ' '- H-si-. f .1 ... '..! ,V ..,,,.,.. .,,,..+..,..,.. .. . 1 -1 fm-s.. .4 . i ... .. 1 ' H An all-boy ballet was performed for upper- classmen at the annual frosh variety show. Could it be the dying swan ? Freshmen Talent Show Results qt freshmen orientation O ROUND OFF a hectic week of orienta- tion, frosh relaxed with a bit of lively fun at the Freshman Talent Show on September 16. The twen- ty-eight clubs combined to make just seven groups, each of which presented a ten-minute act intro- duced by a live minute act. There were variety acts developed from circuses, comic strips, ballets, style shows and 'television shows. Comic Capers cap- tured Hrst place, judged on the basis of originality, participation and audience response. Parading across the gym HOOF, frosh performers gaily show off their crazy costumes. 5 C lass uplcr C tration Pro alrfiild' ing get glass C9 schCdUlC5 l dassCS- Stl gflllllg 3 C thg heels O totillg Col The masked man clowns for his audience in one of the seven acts prepared by new Cobbers during their first week on campus. Comic strip readers anticipate the entrance of their star characters as f011 clubs combine to produce another act. 8 spared follf Registration me arms at the rem S ORIENTATION week nears completion, upper classmen begin to swarm the campus. Regis- tration proceeds with step three, each student hav- ing already completed step two, the scramble to get class cards necessary to fill carefully worked-out schedules or maybe just to avoid those eight o'clock classes. Step three covers the Hnancial aspects of getting a college education. Classes follow closely on the heels of registration and soon note-taking, book- toting Cobbers fill classrooms, labs and library. is Absorbed in her study of biology, Nancy Hammer pores over models displaying the mitotic process. Iohn, Iohnson fills out his papers at the controllerls temporary desk in the fieldhouse Registration, step three, is serious business to administrators and students alike. In a momentary lull, Arvid Olson picks up his class-cards in step two of registration. -To 105 Final Week eginnmg of the and PRING arrives and with it green grass, bud- ding trees, picnics, and final exams. The season is met with mixed emotions . . . a touch of sadness mingled with relief. Seniors look forward with re- lief to graduation as they cover the last lap-filing placement papers, typing up personal data sheets, ordering announcements, measuring for robes, and cram-ming for exams. Then comes Iune . . . and graduation. Black-robed seniors form a procession and enter, stepping the Triumphal Marchi' with dignity A cross section of Cobbers seated in the perma- nent seating area of the Fieldhouse slaves over a final semester examination. Graduates, suddenly interested in horticulture, go through the tradi- tional tree-planting ceremony in the rain. Dorothy Paulson handles the s-hovel while Rey Larsen, salutatorian, hovers near. s addressed pffmg. OVCI' 3 e tradi- dles the l Gabfiel Hinge, Concordia alumnus and eco- nomic advisor to President Eisenhower, re- ceived an honorary Doctor of Laws degree at the commencement program, Commencement agrees, diplomas for the worthy The Rev. O. H. Hove the symbols of his hono OMMENCEMENT in a liberal arts school means the end of college careers and the beginning of countless others. Combining totals of Ianuary and Iune graduations, Concordia graduated over two hundred seniors with bachelor of art, music or sci- ence degrees. Eleven girls received diplomas of com- pletion in ele-mentary education in 1957. Gradua- tion is not actually a commencement but rather the continuation of a life 3 a degree is not a goal but a stepping stone to the future. was invested with rary doctorate. The morning after baccalaureate the seniors of '57 gathered in the Memorial Auditorium for the last time as a class. Dr. Gabriel Hauge addressed the commencement audience before degrees and diplomas were conferred by Dr. Knutson, president of Concordia College. A shining cross crowns the stee ple of Trinity Church on seventh street. Worship my Sunday at Tzfinizyf bmah VERY SUNDAY Cobbers turn out in droves to worship at Trinity Lutheran and to hear the sermons of Pastor Oscar A. Anderson. Located only Five blocks north of the campus, Trinity is a natural choice for our college church since there are only 115 non-Lutherans in attendance at Concordia. All the churches of the twin towns have, however, opened their doors to Concordia students, many of whom sing in their choirs or teach in their Sunday schools. ,, .. . .,,,.-,.,.... . , I Speaking Olson 211 1 aban 1 41' r Y 'lui l Q P Religif C In Y B Nearly Suppel' 3 Spiritual Life, Mission Conferences Placing empbizfir on tba .rpiffiztiiizl S akin on The Divine X-Ray,', Rev The Rev. Arndt L. Halvorson discusses Pe 3 ' Olson addressed the assembly. the Lordship of Christ. Relion Commissioner Gerry Olsen greets President Knutson after a banquet, the opening event in the stewardship drive. is img, Nearly 2 thousand Cobbers turn out for a swiss steak SUPPCI Served at the beginning of the stewardship drive. , s:1 W TUDENTS seem prone to neglect the spiritual side of living even at a church college. Recognizing this fact the four day Spiritual Life Conference was again scheduled in order to encourage spiritual growth through emphasis on 'the Lordship of Christ. An impressive communion service at Trinity concluded the series of meetings. The Mission Con- ference is also an annual event. The Sudan mission is represented by Dr. Eastvold as he addresses a Mission Conference audience in old Chapel. xi' ' ll? r 4 109 gm. , illn- 1.n,lr0Phg:l a Cogigfi P bflu Holllecor Z UEEIN lon by fellow lint homecon twelfth, and t ol lestivity ani alumni to the lelnisnien of Beginning W lliursday nig lie parade, t the combined llllll Open lnoi suceess on 3 and dinners llllalily put ' lee an lllllilllveg of Wm.-gmqgikh 'cr lhe 11121111 , Gu, www M h -winning float, designed and cleverly nitfflfcfl 35 a mammoth plaid Mix Macster, Qfgught , 540 prize to chi zerechi Delts. Homecoming Ck al-' -3 I-ri , 1 ...,n, X 1 xii he sa zreen may mg mp, bomecommg holiday I UEEN NANCY, elected to her royal posi- non by fellow students, and crowned by Concordia's first homecoming queen, proclaimed the eleventh, twelfth, and thirteenth days of October a week-end Of festivity and welcomed well over 2,000 returning alumni to the Cobber Court. Cobber educators, smen of youthu were honored as special guests. helm Bfgliming with a rousing bonfire pep rally on Thursday night, continuing through the coronation, the Parade, the football victory, the faculty show, the Combined choir and band concert and ending with open house in the dorms-the weekend spelled su . BCCCSS on a large scale. Thanks go to chairmen etty Iohnson, Ron Otterson, Gale Mitchell and m ' . . alll' Others. Society breakfasts, alumni receptions and ' - . I ludrnners were evidence of homecoming hos- plta Ill' PUF in practice. Queen Nancy and her royal attendamSNMafY lesten, LoRaine Kjorsvik, Nancy Lee . Sem ind Mafl' Rasmussen-were charming repre- atives of Concordia th h -t rh 1 d of Homecoming, 1957. roug ou e ga a ays Facing the wind, queen's attendants-Mary Iesten, Mary Rasmussen, Nancy Lee, and LoRaine Kjorsvik-tour the football lield before the homecoming game. 111 .,,..,.,....-.-:ff 1:11-11iaxzffv'-ff-'r'1 '14.-..:'..:-: ' -'? '-'-- '- A ' x Dean Schumacher and Dale Oien pass the time of day waiting for floats to get into starting position. Parade Off to the game-C. C. vs. St. Thomas! She sports a traditional homecoming ehryg- anthemum. Lets kilt 'emj' our Jlogom NIM y eltermen -. l ..'-I Pulling into the athletes' position, Art Iohnson, one of the many drivers, joins the parade line-up. OBB-ER loyalists urged victory on the grid- iron through our slogan used for floats, campus decorations, and uptown window displays. Enthusi- asts even extended this theme to bulletin boards and door decorations. Not limiting themselves to these visible means of expression, fans took up a lusty verbal form of encouragement which eventually evolved into a victory cry as Concordia C downed Macalester. Spectators lined the streets of Moorhead-Fargo as our thirty-nine unit parade moved along 'the three-mile parade route. Her High- ness Queen Nancy I presented awards and troph1CS at the Concordia Athletic Field before game t1rnC on Saturday afternoon. Half-time entertainment waS provided by the Cobber Band in marching forma- tion. obbers Perched in her horseless carriage, Mon- tana gal Karyl Sonsteng awaits a means of locomotion. 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Christian- sen and Earnest Harris trained the choirs with an emphasis on traditional music. Professor Cy Run- ning of the art department supervised the design and execution of 'the sets. A brass ensemble and instrumental soloists under the direction of Profes- sor Leif Christianson were featured. Mr. Art Sanden worked to produce the lighting effects. Attention in the 1957 concert was focused on a double theme- The Dayspring which cometh down from heaven hath visited usi' and Let us even now go unto Beth- lehem. The twentieth annual Concordia Christmas Concert was the satisfying result of the merging of time and talents of many. Artist Bowman letters the concert backdrop with words of the Christmas message- The Dayspring from on high hath visited us. Evergreens going up! Fieldhouse janitors strain to raise one of the fifty somg trees used in arranging the setting for the massed choirs. 114 Precariously perched with paint bucket and brush, Fred Nelson makes his contribution to the concert. Christmi Tim Campus choirs program emph , . ttlllg vm Strategically located at the switches, a student carefully follows the script which is so necessary for effective lighting of the twentieth annual Christmas Concert. Christmas Concert Tbozmmdf throng to listen Campus choirs-Concordia, Chapel, and Cobber-combine to sing three concerts of Christmas music for thousands of listeners. This year's ro ram em hasized traditional music for the season and audience artici ation. P g P P P 1' f' ,I if .wil 5 it .1 ' 1 9' L ni r ? r r is bucket and itribution to 115 The Maharajah, Rein Uritam, appears in a lavish oriental setting with his courts and talented , . cc H gifts as the freshman class complete its show, declaring that they are strangers no more. Frosh Frolics Frerbmen frolic 4702577613 the world Cgllcgl S002 MIGHTY merchant brought to the Maha- rajah's Court frosh talent from around the world. Eskimos, harem girls, Scottish highlanders, Arabs and the rest paraded before an impressed audience in Hfteen top-notch acts. The spirited show was in- troduced by a full orchestra and chorus with their theme version of Stranger in Paradisef' President-conductor Paul I. Gilbertson gives his all as he leads the Frosh Frolics cast, chorus, and band in the grand finale. 116 . , , N . - wh0 Chasing Carol Erickson in the pantsl' is IDHIVYID Gorder 1 Ct . . H3 entertained a large Frosh Frolics crowd during befwee blackouts. i l l l The tow Glenn A l l w r Who ,cnfafi l -Hr' College Parties Societies .fpammf all-,rcbaol parries NEW TWIST in all-college parties devel- oped this year when the Inter-society Commission took on sponsorship through the seven brother-sister societies. This plan was initiated in hopes' that result- ing variety in programs and activity would encourage greater participation. Another new idea enacted under the campus social program was the all-college Christmas formal banquet. Circling round on sixteen wheels, Ianice Terras and Wally Lyslo join the fun at an all-college party. , - 911' W The tow-headed moppet, Soren, sasses his master Glenn Anderson to the amusement of party crowd. A fieldhouse floor full of dos-a-dos-ing couples indi- cates a favorite form of party activity. 117 ,....-....,,:.,,,,mr7--fu'J-wgnv:mfgQWm?0..7 ?E?5TN9'f Q..,F,.3i...f,:f3tr1:1Si'i WV , N-.3ff'2i!i,v':tf'f:r.'::nf:'5 5Fm:. 'l A 3 -as-'PT uQv-... .L . .,, ..., .... ,,v... - ,,...,, ..,.. -.r ..,,..,. , . , ...-,. -..rr . ..,,1l,.. i-,,....,.v .....- -,T-V A- -.-. v- Y--- d--- ' sr.. 1 Clare Aubol clowns while 141 other convention goers tend to th ' e serious business of loading the four chartered busses which traveled to the Evangelical Lutheran 'Church gathering of students on Augustana's campus. Student Life efezfagmeow living zfefzzlzif EW experiences meet the college student every day. Dormitory living represents one phase of college living which makes it unique. On the cam- pus of a liberal arts college each student rubs shoul- ders with others of very different interests. Entertaining in the Snack Bar, Dave Stolee and Iohn Schulstad form the brass section of a campus combo. I 118 r Although most Concordia students come from a Norwegian Lutheran background, those of other faiths and nationalities help give us a wider perspec- tive. In many ways campus living broadens the life of each Cobber. This couple lingering in the much-talked-of night shadows makes a typi cal campus picture. Resident he with a clen Ev :omc from ist of otha er perspec- :ns the life 1dows maid the Strict i i 1 L .5 '1 'Q i I fi I V I i l l I i g , If ' EXW! A X 'R 3- 3' Brown Hall boys wait their turns with the thermometer during those days when Asian flu flattened twenty per cent of the student body. Student Life Refiaiincg in B own Hall Resident head Hoppe threatens visitors A unit four resident, Kent Carlson, strums Frosh Don Sundquist seems to find other h' ' , things more interesting than his books. with a clenched fist. Strange welcome! peacefully on IS guitar ,,':'F?23 3 s' Enjoying the Sunday paper in Park Region Lounge are Gene Okerlund and Charlotte Nordmark. Guests-Paul I Anderson, Bob Greenfield and Lenita Chad1ma walk 1n and make themselves at home as they Iunior Sandy Anderson hits the books in the off-campus apartment she shares with her four roommates. I llIlgC 211' CS I A Minnesota girl, Nancy Hammer, studies at her desk behind drawn drapes in a room of Park Region Hall. Lounging through reading material in their off-campus room are Bert Torske and Dean Schennum. i . - ,---...mg-m A Broyvn Hall resident checks his reflection and shcks up a bit before his mirror. 1--if Student Residence 1 121 ' N' - .,.,...-,.f------ ' ':r-f -4- ,r -rs -: :'f '- .-.t! i'.T???f:::'-2?-FL1:t'!f?'J2:wwv.: :'3f-'T,Z-17'fP1:f1':1::':f-':::':- nfJ 5'55f Laden with pillows, Pauline Savereide, boards the bus well prepared for comfort. Band Tour mvelincg in two .rmfef IFTEEN concert stops across North Dakota and Montana interrupted the long but lively bus ride for the seventy-three band members. Memories of skiing and snowball Hghts at Big Mountain, a Valen- tine party, Vicious Vic, faithful bus drivers, and Western party and royal receptions all along the way combined to make the two-state tour an ex- tremely enjoyable experience. 122 The western tour seems to affect the dress of these bus riders- Suzie Solum, M. Hopperstad, K. Franklin, A. Larvik and I. Olson. -vw .... 'Q . J 1 .. .., .... 2 f Z-,,. if ChoristerS has Zimmerman, D, TallakS0U- 1 4 M43 'SSH 53 DUO 1,5 '13 rn D 53' '11 -rr 1-'gg Nw En nu pgica . Choristers basking in bright California sunshine are G. Olsen, Red F1-gy P Zimmerman, T. Hoghaug, R. Lee, W. Pottenger, P. Willman, B. Bergh imql D. Tallakson. On the shores of the Pacific Ocean-D. Fitch, R' SmabY, E: Siebert, E. Flaat and Leona Ny' PCD find dellghtful diversion in wading. awning az P orI11U scjllzmlrtrizjishafld 5hl'lfbS forrn a relaxing backdrop for M. Berger, I. Peter- ' - H U, G. Gildemeister, W. Pottenger and I. Lunde. Camera-carrying Cobbers find snow banks above their heads during a rest stop in a Rocky Mountain pass. Choir Tour cclazim mm the PWM HE 1958 choir tour itinerary included twenty- seven concerts in -ten western states and British Columbia. Two busses were chartered to carry the nd their director Paul I. sixty-five choir members a ristiansen from sunny Moorhead through the Ch ' snows of Montana and into the perpetual summer sun of the seashore. 123 ev ':.. ..: ..'., Glory Blessum flsabelj converses with her friend from the, other world QDave Lommenj in lean Giraudoux's intellectual comedy, The Enchanted, which demonstrates the conllict between rational and spiritual values. Concordia Theatre er arming in our plays EWCOMERS to the stage and theatre vet- erans combined their talents to produce Hedda Gablerf' The Enchantedf' Macbeth and All My Sons in a very successful season. Ibsen's piece, 'Hedda Gabler, starring Erma An- derson in the title role opened the season. The pictures represented on these two pages repre- sent the production of the second play, The En- chanted, a satiric fantasy set in France. It is im- possible to portray all that goes into each drama produced by Concordia Theatre. The carpenter work in the basement of the Health Center, the sewing of costumes in the lower depths of Park Region, the painting of sets on stage, the gathering of properties from far and wide and the hours spent in rehearsing are seldom considered by audiences. These phases as well as those of lighting, make-up, sound effects, memorization, and of course the real acting all have a part making each perform- ance a memorable experience for both player and audience. 45 Three bumps on a log-Doctor Noel Vold, Supervisor Wayne Quibell, and Mayor Herman Heupel-timidly in- spect their forest surroundings. Remaining 1 by the lnspe Remaining unimpressed by the authoritative nonsense expounded by the Inspector is one of the executioners CLarry Flemingj. Implications of the Supervisor's love for Isabel are evident in this scene acted by Wayne Quibell and Glory Blessum. During a rehearsal break, cast and crew members-Delbert Ras- musson, Noel Vold, Dave Lommen and Ronald Moen-relax in the midst of the eerie forest stage setting which they have created. 126 Artist Course, Lecture Series Sharing culture with the commzmizyf ? af- HE Concordia Artist course in its thirty-third . annual season presented choir, recital, symphony and chamber music. T The Pamplona Choir, the first Spanish choral group of this kind to appear in North America, sang in the Memorial Auditorium in October. Rita Streich, a musician with a voice of rare beauty was well received. The Quartetto Di Roma presented with piano and strings magnificent interpretations in perfect ensemble. The performances of Szymon Goldberg, violinist, the New Art Wind Quintet and the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra rounded out Concordia's guest offerings for the season. Several distinguished lecturers also appeared on campus to broaden our knowledge in special fields. The public was welcome at all such school functions. l We as VY Y Commi A professional photographer, Samuel Rosenberg, rnade a two- day visit to our campus to lecture on design in photography. C 0 1 Pianist Pennario, played a Ianuary concert in the Heldhouse under the auspices of the Concordia College Artist Course. The Pamplona Choir from Spain, under the direction of Luis Morondo, included selections by Bela Bartok in their program. . The femedi Sqn' The EI with S iefence on cieng Rita Streich, German coloratura soprano, made a lasting im- pression on her Concordia audience. L V -1, x 17 -Q' 1 fl? , xr-.,.,:.b ii ,.j.x-V: A H ,,,- Ji J . 'fl 'i if f w- ' Jfffgi' f' -- 733515, 511, 1' , , ,..v, 23. e a two jraphy. Ji Luis 0gt3I11- Community Projects To commemorate the festival of the Reforma- tion, Lutherans of the area met in the Con- cordia Fieldhouse to hear Dr. Marcus Rieke, youth director of the American Lutheran Church. College and community combine ejom The remedial reading program is headed by Miss Dorothy Iohn- Son- The English department of Concordia College in cooperation wit ' - ll Science Research Associates sponsors each summer a con- ference on reading. Mr. Burt of the Concordia Speech Department assists a high school teacher in registering for the High School Debate Tourney on campus. ONCORDIA throws open its facilities to edu- cators and other community leaders by sponsoring conferences and Workshops on reading, athletics, mu- sic and dramatics. Concordia College cooperates with both civic and church leaders in order to provide greater opportunities for the area. -v-7 . . . . r. .X .-.-.5.3.3., N -. I I 4. x N x !! .'Z Ap on !!! '1 T A Iris.-4.amw q-- .Lx Classes Seniors RANCHING forth from the Vine, Concordia students as Christians gain life and strength from this supporting source. Four years ago as the Hrst beanie-bedeckedn freshman class registered, they found themselves in a new freshman club system. Innovating an early graduation, seniors cancelled their class outing, the graduation date was changed from Iune 9 to Iune 2 in order that choir mem- bers and President Knutson could participate in com- mencement ceremonies before their European tour began. One hundred forty men and slightly over one hundred women constituted the class of '58 leav- ing the college to continue their lives as fruit-bear- ing branches. Standing firmly behind Iulia Edwards, secretary, are the other senior class oliicers--Iames Olson, president, Arlen Hermodson, vice president, and Lowell Mohn, treasurer. AAKER, IOHN, Sauk Centre, Minnesota Athenian, Speech, English, Education AANENSON, GAIL, Shelly, Minnesota Lambda Delta Sigma, Home Economics Education. ADAMSON, CHARLES, Moori head, Minnesota, Athenian, History, Eng- lish, Speech. AKRE, VERNA, Opheim, Montana, Ele- mentary Education, Sociology. ANDERSON, GLENN, Ada, Minnesota, Delta Rho, Eng- lish, Philosophy. ANDERSON, HARRIET, Omaha, Nebraska, Nu Sigma Rho, Physical Education, Biology, Education, ANDERSON, IEANETTE, New York Mills, Minnesota, Nu Sigma Rho, Elementa ry Education. ANDERSON, KENNETH, Moorhead, Minnesota, Alpha Epsilon Sigma, Biology, Chemistry. ANDERSON, RUS- SELL M., Milan, Minnesota, Beta Tau Ome- ga, Philosophy, Psychology. 130 5 I. AAKER G. AANENSON C. ADAMSON V. AKRE G. ANDERSON H. ANDERSON I. ANDERSON K. ANDERSON R. ANDERSON f Lambda I Psy,-hol0gl' Minnggolai 536055 sotfii U51 Alpha Zen BERGLY, Tau Pl? BIQRKE, Athgnliifli BIORKLL Dakota? A Education- North D: French. B' Delta Rh0 BOE, IA' Alpha EP Biology, Eagle Ben chology,S Hunter, l l Medical 'l i l i l I . Y X V . .......,-, - -,.:..-2 -a3P :.-:naw ..- -- 'L - 4 ----U - 1-5--' -Ii' ,W A U U 1 , N ,,. ,,, ,U M . Hun- W-5.-,..-...-U ..-...,......1.,:....: '-M . . ,, . , . .. . . R . .....-1t.,,pq- ---.... - --.Wa --g'.,,--H ......fa:-me--W----....' M-',.,.'--.'------- . ... 'L',,,'--,'-- --:...-.... '..........r--- 'h' 3 L '---I- ' ' U'....3.................. ': .. f: ..i:'-'--'..'Biz'-::L- -., '-..f-.er-v'1zL'-2 'r ..'-:-r- 2-2-:-'Wfi'--':---77-'Zlf-'E?.1'.a.', ',.-.... '.-JZII.'13a:::g5-.- LL -'3'33'Q,- '..,, ,rqi3-'-i- ',,. ' .,,..: - --vi.--.., '5B 'C -J-1 ....'L.. 1 '- ir il BERG, ANNA MAE, Moorhead, Minnesota, Lambda Delta Sigma, Business Education, Psychology. BERG, CARLIN, Mclntosh, Minnesota, Mondamin, History, Music, Edu- cation. BERG, DONALD, Motley, Minne- sota, Business Education, Sociology. BERG, IRENE, Columbus, North Dakota, Alpha Zeta Phi, Music, English, Education. BERGLY, IOHN, Walker, Minnesota, Sigma Tau Pi, Mathematics, Art, Education. BIORKE, BRUCE, Rugby, North Dakota, Athenian, Business Education, Sociology. BIORKLUND, SHERRY, Fargo, North Dakota, Alpha Kappa Chi, Music, English, Education. BLESSUM, GLORY, Rugby, North Dakota, Nu Sigma Rho, Speech French. BOE, DUANE, Dalton, Minnesota' Delta Rho, History, Psychology. 7 3 BOE, IACK, Pelican Rapids, Minnesota' Alpha Epsilon Sigma, Physical Education Biology, Sociology. BRAATEN, DAVE Eagle Bend, Minnesota, Sigma Tau Pi, Psy- chology, Sociology. BRAYTON, PAULINE Hunter, North Dakota, Alpha Zeta Phi, 5 7 3 7 Medical Technology, Sociology. A. M. BERO C. BERO D. BERO I. BERG I. BERGLY B. BIORKE S. B IORKLUND G. BLESSUM D. BOE I. BOE D. BRAATEN P. BRAYTON . .- . . . . W- . Wi - --41 i - Pi ' T -A- 4. N5-lif' -L 21 TV -- 3---'1 '--QM-H' -'H' 'J' ' 'dmv ' 4.- ...4 --1--wr.. - .::.:-1.--ff:i---':!?'s.'Z',-n--.L':f:...:-e:----- . - V ,:-..... ....,.,,,.,,,,,,,, N ,,,,,... .. - M-- ... .- - .V-..... . ,,s5, ,,. .,,, .... ......., ........ .....,...... . -.....- M. ANDERSON O. P. ANDERSON K. ANSETH R. AsP C. AUBOL M. L. BARRETT S. BARTZ E. BAUCK E. BEASTROM Nl ANDERSON, MAIEL, Hitterdal, Minneso- ta, Alpha Zeta Phi, History, English, Educa- tion. ANDERSON, O. PAUL, Pinewood Minnesota, Beta Tau Omega, History-Poli- tical Science, Sociology, Education. AN- SETH, KAY, Fairview, Montana, Nu Sigma Rho, Business Education, Psychology. ASP, ROGER, F loodwood, Minnesota, Athe- nian, Business Education, Psychology. AU- BOL, CLARE, New Town, North Dakota, Delta Rho, Economics, History, Political Sci- ence. BARRETT, MARY LOU, Fergus Falls, Minnesota, Nu Sigma Rho, Art, English, Education. BARTZ, SHARON, Cogswell, North Dako- ta, Nu Sigma Rho, Business Education, His- tory, Education. BAUCK, ELIZABETH, Perham, Minnesota, Nu Sigma Rho, Ele- mentary Education, Sociology. BEASTROM, EVONNE, Ellsworth, Wisconsin, Phi Kappa Chi, Sociology, Music, Education. 9 131 2751144 l i ' '3'55I::r::anz.m -i-N un Q. ,- ,., it M BREDESON R. BRINGEDAHL R. BROKKE G. BROWN P. BUSBEE B- CALTVEDT D- R Domuuss R. DOMIAHN P. Doviua G. DRYDEN P. DUSSERE I. EDwARDs EIDEM E, ELIASON E. ELLENSON A. ELLICKSON M. ERICKSON M. ERICKSON BREDESON, MARY, Hawley, Minnesota, Nu Sigma Pi, Business Education, Psychology, Sociology. BRINGEDAHL, RICHARD, Muskegon Heights, Michigan, Mathematics, Chemistry. BROKKE, RICHARD, Cummings, North Dakota, Athenian, Business Education, Political-Science. BROWN, GAIL, Moorhead, Minnesota, Lambda Delta Sigma, Elementary Education, Psychology. BUGBEE, PHYLLLIS, Finley, North Dakota, Lambda Delta Sigma, Psychology, Sociology, Physical Educagion. CALTVEDT, BETTY, Roland, Iowa, Alpha Zeta Phi, Elementary Edu- cation, Psychology, Sociology. CHRISTENSON, DALE, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Sigma Tau Pi, Physics, Mathemat- ics. DOERRIES, REINHARD, Goettingen, Germany, Monda- min, Art, Education, German. DOMIAHN, ROGER, Mott North Dakota, Sigma Tau Pi, History, Psychology. DOVRE, PAUL, Porter, Minnesota, Sigma Tau Pi, Speech, Econom- ics. DRYDEN, GERTRUDE, Drayton, North Dakota' Alpha Zeta Phi, Physical Education, Biology. DUSSERE, PAUL, Moorhead, Minnesota, Alpha Epsilon Sigma, Math- ematics, Physics. EDWARDS, IULIA, I-Ialstad, Minnesota' Alpha Zeta Phi, English, History, Education. EICHHORST IACK, Washburn, North Dakota, Beta Tau Omega, Philosj ophy, English. 7 7 7 CHRISTENSON I. EICHHORST M. ERIKSON EIDEM, CORINNE, Stanley, North Dakota, Mu Sigma Pi, Public School Music, Psychology, English. ELIASON, N EARL, Moorhead, Minnesota, Alpha Epsilon Sigma, Eng- lish, Psychology. ELLENSON, EDWARD, Nevis, Minne- sota, Alpha Epsilon Sigma. ELLICKSON, ARLENE, Oklee, Minnesota, Nu Sigma Rho, Elementary Education, Socio- Psychology. ERICKSON, MARILYN, Billings, Montana, Alpha Kappa Chi, Art, English. ERICKSON, MILTON, Towner, North Dakota, Alpha Epsilon Sigma, Business Education, Sociology. ERIKSON, MARLENE, Fertile, Minnesota, Alpha Zeta Phi, Home Economics, Sociology, Education. FALLS, IOAN MELTING, Kindred, North Dakota, Mu Sigma Pi, English, Psychology, Education. F EVIG, LOREN, Ulen, Minnesota, Beta Tau Omega, History, English. FLAAT, ELAINE, Grand Forks, North Dakota, Alpha Kappa Chi, Medical Technology, Psychology. FLACK, CHESTER, Moorhead, Minnesota, History, Mathematics, Sociology, Education. FLANCHER, LEON, Crookston, Minnesota, Athenian, English,'Speech. FLINT, IOYCE, Elbow Lake, Minnesota, Mu Sigma Pi, Business Education, Sociology. FLOREY, FERN, Clark, South Dakota, Mu Sigma Pi, Business Education, Socio-Psychology, Education. l LW 1 . I M. FALLS L. Favre E. FLAAT C FLACK L F I F NT F.F1.oRrY - . LANCHER . LI 505 Dalwfai A1 a,FffHCh' F0Il45a ghologli EC Hillsboro' T mas Phlsw GADBERP Dakoras Al Bi Rho? H0m Chi3Bu5iI1' g3Il0I1: iyLOMSTl sota, Siglf GORDERQ tag Sigma GREEN,I nesota, BU GREENAl Alpha Epl Biology, I Fargo, No shology, 5 DEN, PET Tau Pi, E GUNDE North Dal- ics, Busim DERSON, Kappa Ch HALVOR Dakota, N Zoology, HANKIN nesota, A1 Psychologg head, Mi Psychologj Staten Isl, Pslcholog HANSOIN Nu Sigma HANSQP na, Nu HANSOP Psyfllolog ...-gghhx XN I . N I Nu 'Q y I X 4. afef 1 I 4, 'ff CHRISTENSOX I. EICHHOM I M. Etnisoy HEY FW i +1x.i:nf1g1s'....,,...,..,,..i,,,.,a,,,,,-g.......L.,:...-c.1.. '..a.,..::.....g-:Lu:.':: -f-----.....:.....,c.-r- '1 1'1z.... --....:... - -..V -V Y-H... -. -- -W... ,.. V --H- ............L,-..,:-9,1-v-.........-- .....::-'v-rn-....... -4--14,--..,,,, t---f-ws---,....,,, gh '-----.-...,g5U'T---- :5,.,g...,,,, '-1'-f-.---,-...- , '-'-- --V--E. -M -- FOSS, SONIA TALLAKSON, Fargo, North Dakota, Alpha Kappa Chi, English, Sociolo- gy, French. FROSETH, KENT, East Grand Forks, Minnesota, Mondamin, Music, Psy- chology, Education. GABRIELSON, CURT, Hillsboro, North Dakota, Alpha Epsilon Sig- ma, Physical Education, Biology. GADBERRY, RONALD, Mayville, North Dakota, Alpha Epsilon Sigma, Physical Edu- cation, Biology, Education. GARNAAS, AHNA, Sheyenne, North Dakota, Nu Sigma Rho, Home Economics, Education. GIERE, SHIRLEY, Moorhead, Minnesota, Phi Kappa Chi, Business Education, Psychology, Sociolo- y. GLOMSTAD, GARY, Montevideo, Minne- sota, Sigma Tau Pi, Chemistry, Biology. GORDER, CLAYTON, Fargo, North Dako- ta, Sigma Tau Pi, Art, English, Education. GREEN, DONALD, Thief River Falls, Min- nesota, Business Education, Psychology. GREENAN, IAMES, Roseland, New Iersey, Alpha Epsilon Sigma, Physical Education, Biology, Education. GRONAAS, ILENE, Fargo, North Dakota, Alpha Zete Phi, Psy- chology, Sociology, French. GROTTOD- DEN, PETER, Moorhead, Minnesota, Sigma Tau Pi, Economics, Political Science. GUNDERSON, CHARLES, Enderlin, North Dakota, Beta Tau Omega, Mathemat- ics, Business Education, Education. GUN- DERSON, SYBIL, Comstock, Minnesota, Phi Kappa Chi, Elementary Education, English. HALVORSON, DOROTHY, Crary, North Dakota, Nu Sigma Rho, Medical Technology, Zoology. HANKINS, LOIS WIKA, Moorhead, Min- nesota, Alpha Zeta Phi, Business Education, Psychology. HANKINS, STANLEY, Moor- head, Minnesota, Athenian, Mathematics, Psychology, English. HANSEN, HENRY, Staten Island, New York, Mondamin, Art, Psychology. HANSON, ARDIS, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Nu Sigma Rho, Business Education, History. HANSON, BARBARA, Wolf Point, Monta- na, Nu Sigma Rho, Education, History. HANSON, BRUCE, Little Falls, Minnesota, Psychology, Sociology. S. T. Foss K. F ROSETH C. GABRIELSON R. GADBERRY A. GARNAAS S. GIERE G. GLOMSTAD C. GORDER D. GREEN I. GREENAN I. GRONAAS P. GROTTODDEN C. GUNDERSON S. GUNDERSON D. HALVORSON L. W. HANKINS' S. HANKINS H. HANSEN A. HANSON B. HANSON B. HANSON EL . 4 . . 'ra 2 I- w wi RQ! -1' IA 'Q ...Q-Iv' u xl. ...Y H FN 133 .. gg., -. . . - I, - -- - : -1 -3-,T N-1-gv-vvv-I, ' fr'-7 '-vw'-vw -' 'H '-' , W- -'gg--Q' - - t K W V .1---.--q...,,, .. , .,. ,., ' I , ,W ?5E!3'-?Q... 'W..,.'H.,' 721 '--.::zaH:fT?:?f?H3'5T7'5-1'- Farfzcfr-rs:-E-P?'r'f5'1'-12? 2-1f-f52f'-?-'5'.?'---r1.:?iIf!Qe-f-2f'YfQ -ff ..,e::'3F--- T '-..:r5:rqf-::-g,k ',...'1':'- .....-'-SESS' . . .. N urs- ' - . - -- - .,,,.. , ....... .. .. ,,. ...-. ...- ,.,,, ..-. . . .. ., ,W ,,-s, A-.df --.- .. . .. .. . .... ........ g-U ..,., ,,, .,,, -N -V--. -. ,-..,.,.,g, ,gp .1 . . .. ,,. ,,, ,,---gg-., ... - f U .. ...H-., ,.,.,. A-,-r H.--...,.,.,. V, . AM.- HEUER, CHARLES, Bertha, Minnesota, Athenian, Mathematics, Physics. HEUER, IOANNE ORR, Bertha, Minnesota, Alpha Zeta Phi, Home Economics, Education. I-IEUPEL, HERMAN, Hebron, North Da- kota, Delta Rho, Sociology-Psychology, Ger- man. ISAAC, EPHRAIM, Addis Abeba, Ethiopia, Athenian, Chemistry, Languages. ISMIR, AWAD, Ierusalem, Iordan, Athenian, Psy- chology, Chemistry. IACOBSON, DONALD, Fargo, North Dakota, Athenian, English Philosophy. IACOBSON, RICHARD, West Fargo North Dakota, Delta Rho, Business Educa- tion. IENSEN, MARLYS, Battle Lake, Min- nesota, Nu Sigma Rho, Business Education, Speech, Education. IESTEN, MARY, Moor- head, Minnesota, Alpha Kappa Chi, Physical Education, Biology, Psychology. 7 7 134 C. I-IEUER I. O. HEUER H. HEUPEL E. ISAAC A. ISMIR D. IACOBSON R. IACOBSON M. IENSON M. IESTEN I. HANSON I. I-IARTIE C. HATULA V. HAUGE D. HAUGEN K. HAUGEN K. HAUKEBO A. HAUSWEIT S. HAUSTVEIT S. HENTILA L. HERMANSEN A. HERMODSON HANSON, IOANNE, St. Paul, Minnesota, Alpha Zeta Phi, Sociology, Psychology, HARTIE, IOHN, Harvey, North Dakota, Beta Tau Omega, Psychology, Mathematics. HATULA, CHARLENE, Lakota, North Dakota, Alpha Zeta Phi, Business Education -MSF' I 1 ' 1 s., Psychology, Education. , A' l HAUGE, VINCENT, Rockford, Illinois- Political Science. HAUGEN, DEAN, Willis ton, North Dakota, Athenian, History-Poli D tical Science, Education, Business Education HAUGEN, KATHRYN, Gilby, North Da- kota, Nu Sigma Rho, Home Economics, Edu- cation. HAUKEBO, KATHERINE, Underwood, Minnesota, Mu Sigma Phi, Business Educa- tion, Psychology, Sociology, Education HAUSTVEIT, AUDREY, Tioga, North Dakota, Alpha Kappa Chi, Business Educa- tion, Psychology, Sociology, Education. HAUSTVEIT, SHIRLEY, Tioga, North Dakota, Alpha Kappa Chi, Business Educa- tion, Psychology, Education. HENTILA, SHIRLEY, New York Mills, Minnesota, Nu Sigma Rho, English, Sociolo- gy, Education, Speech. HERMANSEN, LOUIS, Brooklyn, New York, Beta Tau Omega, English, Sociology, Education, Speech. HERMODSON, ARLEN, Crooks- ton, Minnesota, Alpha Epsilon Sigma, His- tory, Education, Psychology. I I 1 f i I I M' IOHNS1 0' KAMR E' KNUT: lmmmlas sYCh0l0gyI ll Dalma- lllltmalitsl ia, North 5 lllmoiss -N, Willis. lslofl-Poll Efluwion. Worth na. IIIICS, Edu, Ililtrwood, ESS Educa- lucation, lax North tssliduca. lucation. 121, North essliduca- orlc Mills, h, Socinlii ANSEN, Beta Tau lucation, l, Crooks .5 5 . rs I , 'UQ A. IOHNSON B. IOHNSON B. I. IoHNsoN B. I. IoHNsoN F. IOHNSON I. IoHNsoN M. IoHNsoN IOHNSON, ALICE, St. Paul, Minnesota, Alpha Zeta Phi, Home Economics, Education. IOHNSON, BETTY, Ros- holt, South Dakota, Lambda Delta Sigma, Physical Educa- tion, Biology, Education. IOHNSON, BEVERLY IANE, Moorhead, Minnesota, Mu Sigma Phi, Music, English, Edu- cation. IOHNSON, BEVERLY IEAN, Brainerd, Minneso- ta, Mu Sigma Phi, Elementary Education, English. IOHN- SON, FRANCES, Valley City, North Dakota, Lambda Delta Sig-ma, Mathematics, English. IOHNSON, IOHN, Forest City, Iowa, Athenian, Biology, Psychology. IOHN- SON, MARIORIE, Grafton, North Dakota, Mu Sigma Phi, Biology, Education. IOHNSON, MARSHALL, Mayville, North Dakota, Mon- damin, Zoology, Chemistry. IOHNSON, ROGER, Hibbing, Minnesota, Political Science, Education, Economics, Psy- chology. IOHNSON, RONALD, Wadena, Minnesota' Sigma Tau Phi, Business Education, Psychology, English Education. IORDAHL, PAUL, Finley, North Dakota' Athenian, English, Speech. IORGENSEN, RONALD Yankton, South Dakota, Psychology, Sociology. IORVE DAVID, Marion, North Dakota, Athenian, Business Edu- cation, Psychology. IOSSART, IAMES, Benson, Minnesota' Alpha Epsilon Sigma, Physical Education, Biology. 7 7 7 7 7 7 KAMRUD, OTTO, Starbuck, Minnesota, Sigma Tau Phi, Biology, Education. KAROW, BRADLEY, Ortonville, Min- nesota, Sigma Tau Pi, Business Administration, Mathematics. KELM, IOYCE, Neche, North Dakota, Nu Sigma Rho, Physical Education, Biology, Education. KITTELSON, DAN, Enderlin, North Dakota, Delta Rho, History, Physi- cal Education, Education. KIORSVIK, LORAINE, Michi- gan, North Dakota, Mu Sigma Phi, Elementary Education, Sociology-Psychology. KNUDSON, ADELIA, Swift, Min- nesota, Alpha Zeta Phi, Business Education, Psychology, Education. KNUDSON, IEWEL, Pollock, South Dakota, Mu Sigma Phi, Home Economics, Speech, Education. KNUTSON, EARL, New London, Minnesota, Athenian, Physics, Mathematics. KNUTSON, PHILIP, Fargo, North Dakota, Delta Rho, History, Education. KNUTSON, SOL- VEIG, Moorhead, Minnesota, Alpha Kappa Chi, English, History, Education. KRENTZ, WALDEMAR, Bismarck, North Dakota, Zoology, Chemistry. KRUEGER, SIEG- HARD, Drake, North Dakota, Alpha Epsilon Sigma, Psy- chology, Speech. LAHREN, DAVID, Walcott, North Da- kota, Athenian, English, Mathematics, Education. LEE, ANNA, Las Vegas, Nevada, Alpha Zeta Phi, Mathematics, Education. -J ,ui l X: -l ' M. JOHNSON R, IOHNSON R. IoHNsoN P. IORDAHL R. IORGENSBN D. IORVE I. IOSSART O. KAMRUD B. KAROW I. KELM D. KITTELSON L. Kjonsvnc A. KNUDsoN I. KNUDSON E. KNUTsoN P. KNUTsoN S. KNUTSON W. KRENTZ S. KRUEGER D. LAHREN A. LEE ' 'E' ,.-4541 R I G, LEE N. LEE N. I. LEE A. LINDSEY I. LocKWoon R. LOKKEN I, LUND K, LUND I. LUNDE C. LUNDEEN M. MALONEY N. MARTINSON R. MEISENHOLDER D, MERGENTHAL LEE, GILBERT, Moorhead, Minnesota, Beta Tau Omega, History, Political Science, Philosophy. LEE, NANCY K., Moorhead, Minnesota, Alpha Kappa Chi, Elementary Edu- cation, History, Psychology. LEE, NANCY IENSON Moorhead, Minnesota, Lambda Delta Sigma, English, Edu- cation. LINDSEY, ALLEN, Crosby, North Dakota, Sigma Tau Pi, Biology, Chemistry. LOCKWOOD, IAMES, Mahnomen, Minnesota, Athenian, Mathematics, Education. LOKKEN, RODNEY, Kindred, North Dakota, Sigma Tau Pi, Biology, Physical Education, Education. LUND, ION, Signey, Montana, Athenian, Chemistry, Mathematics. LUND, KAY, Wahpeton, North Dakota, Alpha Kappa Chi, Business Education, Music. LUNDE, IOHN, Grand Forks, North Dakota, History, Political Science. LUN- DEEN, CURT, Stephen, Minnesota, Business Education, Political Science, History. MALONEY, MARCIA, Detroit Lakes, Minnesota, Phi Kappa Chi, Elementary Education, Psychology. MARTINSON, NANCY, Osseo, Wisconsin, Mu Sigma Phi, Elementary Education, Art. MEISENHOL- DER, ROBERT, Moorhead, Minnesota, Mondamin, Biolo- gy, Psychology. MERGENTHAL, DORIS, Hillsboro, North Dakota, Mu Sigma Phi, Elementary Education, Art, Psy- chology. MEYER, BEVERLY, Moorhead, Minnesota, Lambda Delta Sigma, Business Education, Psychology. MITCHELL, MARIANNE, Moorhead, Minnesota, Alpha Kappa Chi, Elementary Education, Sociology-Psychology. MOE, DEAN, Hoople, North Dakota, Alp'ha Epsilon Sigma, Art, History, Economics. MOE, SHIRLEY, Underwood, Minnesota, Mu Sigma Phi, Home Economics, Educatio-n. MOEN, PHYL- LIS, Madison, Minnesota, Mu Sigma Phi, Elementary Edu- cation, Psychology. MOHN, LOWELL, Eau Claire, Wis- consin, Mondamin, 'I-Iistory, Political Science, English. MORRIS, HUGH, Moorhead, Minnesota, Business Educa- tion, Physical Education. NELLERMOE, DONALD, Hickson, North Dakota, Alpha Epsilon Sigma, Business Education, Physical Education. NELSON, DANIEL, Detroit Lakes, Minnesota, Monda- min, Business Education, Speech. NELSON, DONALD A., Iersey City, New Iersey, Alpha Epsilon Sigma, Sociology, Psychology, English. NELSON, KAREN E., Litchfield, Minnesota, Lambda Delta Sigma, Music, Physical Educa- tion. NELSON, LEILA, Puyallup, Washington, Lambda Delta Sigma, Elementary Education, Sociology. NELSON, NORVAL, Breckenridge, Minnesota, History-Political Sci- ence, Psychology, Education. NESS, ROYAL, Comstock, Minnesota, Athenian, English, Physical Education, Educa- tion. -'I-9 3' .3 ' if -,. g. ' B I B. MEYER M. MITCHELL D MoE S M K M is . . ORR D NELLERMOE D. NELSON D. A. NELSON K. E. NELSCJIE L. Nlizgf, IQIAEIZSN R, NESS I I ,F Il KA z -1 1 I. fl sl 'E Sf 2' , . 2 I.: Q i LT..-1 ,,,. ,..:.,,,,,,.:ft---3-51, . t .,., ....,.... ,., ..., ..--.--- , , , , v ,V v 4. l- LUND RGENTHAL I. MORRIS RW .4 I - r 1,T.,.,.. L., .,. . ,,,,,,,,M,, ............ ...,, .,, , L -...'rr fifa'. .Qn.,:2tm1....-ar:'. ..., s.........s f!'..Z ..,...:f I,.-.::v1t3.'.:,m: ':.z,:::':: cf:--.4 ....:: -:.: W' - .,.. . .,.. -, -L ...,.,. .., ..,. . , . ,...., , . . VN .-. L .3...,-,,,,:-P ., , , . ,.......,.,....,..., L -- ...,. .e.:g,1,', 'W--u-nf v --,..- --!T 'v1--A.- ,- , N-'--v-4-.,. r N.. 1 --,.. bv-N-.-vw-Q. 5 1'-' f 1 ' -, ' -4 - . 122 ix . ,a . ,, 1,55 auf' si V -J' 457' fag Q-cfs... A 'Ninn R. NORDINE L. NORDLING P. NOREM R. NYBEOK A. ODBERO D. OFSDAHL G. OLSEN G. OLsoN H. OLSON I. M. OLSON S. OLsoN D. OPHIEM R. D. OTTERSON A. PEDERSON M. PEDERSON R. PEHKONEN C. PETERSON NORDINE, RUSSELL, Kennedy, Minne- sota, Delta Rho, Business Education, Psychol- ogy, Physical Education, Education. NORD- LING, LOWELL, Chicago, Illinois, Philoso- phy, Psychology. NOREM, PAUL, Spicer, Minnesota, Delta Rho, Business Education, History, Political Science. NYBECK, RICHARD, Nome, North Da- kota, Delta Rho, Mathematics, Speech. OD- BERG, ANN MARIE, Duluth, Minnesota, Mu Sigma Pi, English, Psychology. OFS- DAHL, DONALD, Moorhead, Minnesota, English, Sociology. OLSEN, GERALD, Staten Island, New York, Alpha Epsilon Sigma, Philosophy, Chemistry. OLSON, GORDON, West Fargo, North Dakota, Alpha Epsilon Sigma, Music, Education, Biology. OLSON, HOWARD, Ada, Minnesota, Sigma Tau Pi, Business Education, Political Science. OLSON, IAMES M., Minneapolis, Minne- sota, Alpha Epsilon Sigma, Chemistry, Math- ematics. OLSON, SHARON, Moorhead, Minnesota, Alpha Kappa Ohi, Elementary Education, Psychology. OPHIEM, DAVE, Alexandria, Minnesota, Physical Education, Biology. OTTERSON, RONALD D., Twin Valley, Minnesota, Alpha Epsilon Sigma, Psycholo- gy, Sociology. PEDERSON, ALLYN, Tioga, North Dakota, Physical Education, History. PEDERSON, MILDRED, Munich, North Dakota, Lambda Delta Sigma, Business Edu- cation, Psychology. PEHKONEN, ROBERT, Langdon, North Dakota, Beta Tau Omega, English, Speech, Psychology. PETERSON, CHARLOTTE SCHERFENBERG, Moorhead, Minnesota, I. PETERSON Alpha Zeta Phi, Home Economics, Speech, Education. PETERSON, IANIS, Monte- video, Minnesota, Mu Sigma Pi, Elementary Education, Music. PETERSON, IENINE, Montevideo, Minne- sota, Alpha Zeta Phi, Sociology-Psychology, It PETERSON Music. PIETILA, IOY.CE, Menahga, Min- nesota, Home Economics, Education. PLE- I. PIETILA TAN, LORETTA, Dunn Center, North Da- L. PLETAN kota, Alpha Zeta Phi, Elementary Education, History. 137 if .,,. fffPf'iQ?f. P -159-: 5 'l PODOLL, DARRYL, Fargo, North Da- kota, History, Political Science, Education. PRICE, PATRICIA, Denver, Colorado, Mu Sigma Pi, Piano, Public School Music, Cello. QUALE, VERONA, Tioga, North Dakota, Phi Kappa Chi, Elementary Education, Soci- ology-Psychology. QUIBELL, WAYNE, Kennedy, Minnesota, Athenian, English, Speech. RACHOW, BETTY, Hillsboro, North Dakota, Nu Sig- ma Rho, Business Education, Sociology-Psy- chology, Education. RASMUSSEN, MARY, Dwight, North Dakota, Lambda Delta Sig- ma, Speech, History, Education. REINSCH, MARGARET, Marion, Iowa, Alpha Zeta Phi, Home Economics, Educa- tion. REITAN, NORMA, Moorhead, Min- nesota, Alpha Zeta Phi, English, Education, French. ROGELSTAD, IACQUELINE, Fes- senden, North Dakota, Nu Sigma Rho, Busi- ness Education, Psychology, Education, Eng- lish. D. PoDoLL P. PRICE V. QUALE W. QUIBELL B. RACHOW M. RASMUSSEN 1 M. RE1Nsc1-I N. REITAN I. ROGELSTAD 138 H. RONNING G. ROWELL D. RUDE V. SALMONSEN I. SALZWEDEL C. SANDE M. SANDNESS M. SANDVEN M. SANSTEAD L. SHELDON M. SIGDESTAD S. S1MoNsoN RONNING, HILDING, Kindred, North Dakota, Physical Education, Education, His- tory. ROWELL, GERALD, Muskegon Heights, Michigan, Mathematics, Physics. RUDE, DARRELL, Thief River Falls, Min- nesota, Sigma Tau Pi, Psychology, Sociology, Education. SALMONSEN, VERNON, Underwood, Minnesota, Psychology, Biology, History- Political Science. SALZWEDEL, IAMES, Leonard, North Dakota, Mondamin, Public School Music, Piano, Clarinet. SANDE, CARL, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Beta Tau Omega, Art, Philosophy, Education. SANDNESS, MARVIN, Iamestown, North Dakota, Athenian, History, Political Science, German. SANDVEN, MARIE, Danvers, Minnesota, Nu Sigma Rho, Public School Music, English, Education. SANSTEAD, MIRIAM, Pelican Rapids, Minnesota, Lamb- da Delta Sigma, Physical Education, Art. SHELDON, LEON, Wheatland, North Da- kota, Biology, Music. SIGDESTAD, MARY, Moorhead, Minnesota, Sociology, Psycholo- gy. SIMONSON, SELMER, Ortonville, Minnesota, Mathematics, Education. them 1 QOGER X' Ps 010375 Moofhdlda Business EduC2fi0n' SNEVAH was Null Music. SO, nesot2S Al tion, Phi: political S SPIDAHI kora3N'1 Zoology, MAN, M0 lish, Educ' 0klee,Mi1 ry Educat STADYJ Elementar STAGEBl Biology, WENNEl Dakota, I STOFFEI Dakota, I nomics, E bing, Mi History. S Dakota, E Psycholog SYVERSC ta, Athen TAYLOF Physical TEISBEF Alpha Ep ics, Germ THIELN Athenian cation, 'I Minnesot Educatior IORIE,f Phli Eng :mr .c-,-..m:::'.-4 ' V- F 'l- -1 ---- 'HU -'I-YIWII I ....,.. I ..., - ,--- fora ,Y , North on, His- iuskcgon Physics. lls, Min- wciology, crwoocl, History- 'AlVlESi Public ANDE, ga Tau North Science, anvers, School FEAD, Lamb' lrt. th DH' rARY, igl'10l0 q1Vill5i -,. . .i,.. .- Um., . ..... ROGER VERNON, Fisher, Minnesota, Bi- ology, Psychology. SLORBY, NORMA, Moorhead, Minnesota, Lambda Delta Sigma, Business Education, Sociology-Psychology, Education. SNEVA, ALMA MAE, Grenora, North Da- kota, Nu Sigma R'ho, Elementary Education, Music. SOLSTAD, ELEANOR, Fisher, Min- nesota, Alpha Kappa Chi, Business Educa- tion, Physical Education. SPANGRUD, MARLIN, Karlstad, Minnesota, Delta Rho, Political Science, History, Speech. SPIDAHL, ELOISE, Maddock, North Da- kota, Nu Sigma Rho, Medical Technology, Zoology, Psychology. RONALD SPILL- MAN, Moorhead, Minnesota, Athenian, Eng- lish, Education, History. SPONG, ESTHER, Oklee, Minnesota, Nu Sigma Rho, Elementa- ry Education, History. STADY, MARYLYN, Fargo, North Dakota, Elementary Education, Sociology-Psychology. STAGEBERG, DAVE, Madison, Minnesota, Biology, Physical Education. STENSLIE, WENNERSTROM NORMA, Hope, No-rth Dakota, Public School Music, Education. STOFFEL, ROBERTA, Langdon, North Dakota, Lambda Delta Sigma, Home Eco- nomics, Education. STOLEE, DAVID, Hib- bing, Minnesota, Mondamin, Psychology, History. STRAND, LARRY, Lawton, North Dakota, Sigma Tau Pi, Business Education, Psychology. SYVERSON, ALLEN, McIntosh, Minneso- ta, Athenian, Biology, Sociology, Education. TAYLOR, KENNETH, Duluth, Minnesota, Physical Education, Biology, Education. TEISBERG, IOHN, Ashby, Minnesota, Alpha Epsilon Sigma, Mathematics, Econom- ics, German. THIELMAN, RAY, Hazen, North Dakota, Athenian, Physical Education, English, Edu- cation. THOMPSON, DONNA, Belgrade, Minnesota, Mu Sigma Pi, Sociology, Physical Education, Education. THOMPSON, MAR- IORIE, Rutland, North Dakota, Alpha Zeta Phi, English, Psychol-ogy. SIMUNDSON, ION, Plummer, Minnesota, Athenian, Sociology, Speech. SKYBERG, -- -W. . . --'H ---' f ....,.., -- n .M 5-ga., ..........,. ,N - , , ----.-,....,- ,, ---N -1 -g,,...... .....-.............L................................:.4au:gtg:.3 '.-- 'f----N.. ,... ,. ...,. -'-- - ....' '-'---- ,.,. . -- W... .- .. .....,,,,, ----L- --.. o :ex.- -0-:mr-1-.............v:-:ap-.-.'YL.. ':+--rm.EL.-5-riff'-rf1f'L'f'-!ff,':L r'-3,-'31Z'.. .1tf:'-'fp-,Q-',jL1'eggg:,,-5-4-...-:.'Z 'Y',., ... I. SIMUNDSON R. SKYBERG N. SLORBY A. M. SNEVA E. SOLSTAD . M. SPANGRUD L 'c E. SPIDAHL g R. SPILLMAN A E. SPONG M. STADY D. STAGEBERG N. STENSLIE R. STOFFEL D. STOLEE L. STRAND A. SYVERSON K. TAYLOR I. TEISBERO R. THIELMAN D. THOMPSON M. THOMPSON ' . . .., -- . ,. . ..... . . - f- fc . .. ' N- ww- - . : '--M -4- :..-'i -... 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THULIN, PHYLLIS, Bertha, Minnesota, Phi Kappa Chi, Business Education, Sociology-Psychology, Education. TORKEL- SON, IEAN, Grafton, North Dakota, Mu Sigma Phi, Elementary Education, Sociology-Psychology. TRONS- GARD, IAMES, Harwood, North Dakota, Alpha Epsilon Sigma, History, English. TUFTE, I-IARRIET TWETEN, Moorhead, Minnesota, Mu Sigma Pi, Business Education, Sociology, Education. TWEIT, ALWARD, Glenwood, Minnesota, Mondamin, Physical Education, Biology, Education. URDAHL, KEN- NETH, Iamestown, North Dakota, Athenian, Sociology, Education, Psychology. VIGESAA, DELORES QUAM, Moorhead, Minnesota, Mu Sigma Pi, Piano, Public School Music, Clarinet. VOLD, NOEL, McVille, North Dakota, Beta Tau Omega, Biology, Education. WAMBHEIM, GLEN, Hatton, North Dakota, Mondamin, Mathematics, English. WAMMER, MARGARET, Badger, Minnesota, Mu Sigma Pi, Elementary Education, Sociology-Psychology. WILSON, MARY, Coleharbor, North Dakota, History, Business Edu- cation, Education. WINTER, LAWRENCE, Boyden, Iowa, Sociology, History. WOLD, MELBA, Watford City, North Dakota, Alpha Zeta Phi, English, Business Education, Edu- cation. WOLD, NORMA, Watford City, North Dakota, Nu Sigma Rho, History, Music. WOLFRAM, WILLIAM, Ventura, Iowa, Athenian, Psychology, Art. - -fra! Miss Nora Nelson of the Book Store and senior Art Iohnson Cllifik - - - ' he spring styles in black which are so popular among the members Of F Senior Class near the time of graduation. 1 .Bilfap RQVIL and gold goring thi WUC thC l Using 9 iisong of fof the 2 black4JH'l N1hlf5'5U ing the ff The jul is duriflg lcaclCf5hll gepted th By tlltii Cobbers 1 year of fc AAMOT, GEN NLNNIGHT, is Nu Sig ANDERSON, . ANDERSON, N its ANDERSON, 1 Chl Delt ANDERSO . MSP N, i ANSETH, IEA N11 Sig BARS Ph, NESS, A EKSON O Alpha ZNQI S BERGE R lllsndaniin OBE ANEQGESON, I K 1 c 1 I if nl CARD BHEIM :RAM 1011 Clh :rS Ui 'A' I I' .-1f,..i.. . .1........-- L. ...LL'J- '- ' - ...f ... .V rv- ...... ' ,wJN,,,, -a....., ... - -L L. , ,,,,-,,.. ,,,, ,L W, A M-a.,,..,,,,, juniors ROVIDING the traditional mums and maroon and gold shakers at Homecoming time and spon- soring 'the Iunior-Senior Banquet in May-these e were the annual projects of the junior class. I Using a unique background for Fred Waring's i Song of Christmas, they presented the program i for the all-college Christmas banquet. Instead of AAMOT, GERALD ALBRIGHT, BEVERLY Durbin, N. D. black-on-white silhouettes, the characters-draped in white-stood against a black background, portray- ing the message of the choir. The junior year is a test for most students, for it is during this year, more than any other, that their leadership is demanded. Members of this class ac- cepted their share of responsibilities. By their increasing confidence, the 300 third year Cobbers have shown their readiness for the final year of formal training. Posing with her fellow class officers is Gail Ol- son, secretary. Rod Olson is junior class president, Dick Hodges, vice-president, and Al Nohre, treas- ll1'CI'. M ilwaulqee, Wis. PSYCH., MUSIC rhf Nu Sig EL. ED., ART ANDERSON, AVELLA H awley, Minn. HIST., POL. SC. ANDERSON, CLIFTON Warren, Minn. AES PHY. ED., Soc., ED. ANDERSON, PAUL N. Harwood, N. D. Chi Delt ECON., BUS. ED., POL. SC ANDERSON, SANDRA loplin, M ont. MSP MED. TECH., Soc. ANSETH EANNE , I Nu Sig AWALOM, GENNET BARSNESS, ANNETTE Fairview, M ont. BUS. ED., PSYCH. Addis Abeba, Ethiopia HOME EC., ED. Cyrus, Minn. Phi Kap Soc., PSYCH., PHY. ED. BENSON, IOAN MARIE Bowman, N. D. Alpha Zete EL.ED., ENC. BERGE, ROBERT E. Cooperszown, N. D. Mondamin BIOLOGY, PSYCH. BERGESON, BARBARA Barnesuille, Minn. AKX EL. ED., SOCIO-PSYCH. ,..,,.,i-.,...,m'n:.,...-.-L . ,..,'g:3-::,:1,L -4... ..1..l35,:, ,1,'j7g-,Li..LT'..,, ',., l '! nf' , , , . - - -- - M , H' fwwwf-wa 'H ' v ' 'c '- .1 . ,. ..,.. -.,f,w,:s....re ' uw- QA. C . .-.W . .. ., BERTHB,DAVHD 1 ELDE,OERALD IHERKE,EVERETT l ORNSON,DAVHD Mondamin BOWLES, BARRY BOYER, IANICE Chi Zete BRAATHENE, MARGY LDS BRANDVIK, PAUL Mondamin BRATRUD, LOWELL Delta Rho BRUNING, FREDRICK Chi Delt BURK, GLORIA Chi Zete CARLSON, KENT Chi Delt CARR, ZONA AKX CLINGO, IUDY Nu Sig DANNER, HARLAN DAUGHERTY, CLEONE 2,12 1 L, .,.,i. . , . I.. -1.- L Tha. 1 .-eq wwf I , f ,fi . l X 14 'K s S Q W if Q JW! ' - V. V v:'f1ffa'.T?i --. .if-'L Cf' '1-' 'I '3' U. . . -f DHBQL 142 Fertile, Minn. HIST., SOC., ED. Fargo, N. D. BUS. AD., PSYCH. Borup, Minn. BUS. AD., ENC. Moorhead, Minn. BUS. AD., POL. Sc. Northwood, N. D. BUS. AD., POL. SC. Menahga, Minn. HOME EC., ED. Starlqweather, N. D. PHY. ED., PSYCH. Fargo, N. D. MUSIC, PSYCH., ED. Michigan, N. D. HIST., PHIL. Solen, N. D. BUS. ED., HIST.-POL. SC. Cooperstown, N. D. MED. TECH., CHEM. Staples, Minn. CHEM., MATH. Washburn, N. D. HIST., PHY: ED., ED. Cat Bank, Mont. PUB. SCH. MUSIC Benson, Minn. PHY. ED., HIST. Glenshaw, Penn. MUSIC, ED. Ag gzl gggg g .f.':'. w 5.---,V-S Aga.. , ,, ,.. ..,,,. .J ,.,. I: . A. -- , 1 N ,, K .A , 1'-ew-.l j ' It U 1-:fr--'-'-: 1- . W , fgfi' 5- 3 Y I o Y l 'Y ,f X f I. f X ' nfs: ix . . . ft- ......St ' I ips K -if V V , . ' . , V , , S... ...I V., ..,'t, i ..m DAVIDSON, MARYBELLE Howard Lake, Minn. AKX DISRUD, DENNIS Delta Rho DOVE, PAUL Chi Delt DRUMMOND, ANN LDS EGGEN, ROGER Chi Delt EIDSMOE, ARLENE Chi Zetc ELLEFSON, ANNETTE AZP ELLINGSON, MAYO Delta Rho ENGEKIOHN ENGH, PHILLIP Chi Delt ENGLE, BONNIE Chi Zeta ERICKSON, DOROTHY Chi Zete MED. TECH. Rolla, N. D. BIOLOGY, HIST. Madison, Minn. ENC., PHIL. C arnherland Centre, ENC., HIST. Grafton, N. D. BIOLOGY, CHEM. Nielsaille, Minn. Maine EL. ED., SOCIO-PSYCH. Canton, S. D. ENG., ART, ED. LaMoare, N. D. BUS. AD., PSYCH. Dielqinson, N. D. PHYSICS, MATH. Fertile, Minn. PSYCH., BIOLOGY, SOC. Forman, N. D. ENC., BIOLOGY Hawley, Minn. ENC., MUSIC, ED. 5 5, L . 5' 32 ? JV I l 'Eff WH 94 45 l i A 1 Y 'Q FT V un.. 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Y V 4 ERICKSON, HOWARD Athenian EVENSON, SUSAN AKX FIEDLER, ROBERT FIELSTUL, ALICE Alpha Zete FLAGSTAD, DUANE Delta Rho FOLLAND, NATHAN Delta Rho FORSGREN, IEAN AKX FORSGREN, IOAN AKX FOSS, ALLEN Chi Delt FOSSELL, IANICE Alpha Zete FRANKE, WENDELL FRISTROM, ELAINE Alpha Zete GANTER, CAROLYN LDS Fargo, N. D. HIST., POL. SC., FRENCH IWO'0rlIeafl, llflinn. EL. ED., SOCIO-PSYCH. Fergus Falls, Minn. HIST. IfVinger, Minn. EL. ED., SOC. Iflfynflniere, N. D. BUS. ED., PSYCH. Karlstad, Minn. PHYSICS, MATH. Alexandria, Minn. ART, PHY. ED. Alexandria, Minn. ART, PHY. ED. Maddoelg, N. D. BIOLOGY, SOC., ED. Kennedy, llflinn. MUSIC, PSYCH., ED. Arthur, N. D. PHY. ED., BIOLOGY, HIST. Winger, Minn. EL. ED., PSYCH. Cloquet, Minn. EL. ED., PSYCH., HIST GETZ, IRENE Aneta, N. D. Alpha Zete SOC., PSYCH. GILDEMEISTER, GRETCHEN Brooten, Minn. AKX HIST., MUSIC GOMER, VIRGINIA MSP GRAN, BURTON GRANDSTRAND, CARL Chi Delt GREEN, ROSEMARY LDS GRONG, SANDRA Chi Zete GRUNDAHL, ALLAN Chi Dclt HAAKONSON, ELSIE HAGEN, DONALD AES HALLING, CHARLES HANSON, WILLIAM Delta Rho HAUG, ROBERT I-IAUGSTUL, DOROTHY AKX I-IENDRICKSON, I-IERMAN Laurel, Mont. MATH., PSYCH. Mentor, Minn. MATH., PHYSICS Stephen, Minn. BIOLOGY, PHY. ED. Entlerlin, N. D. HIST., ENG., ED. Canby, Minn. SPEECH, ENG., ED. Minneapolis, Minn. PHIL., PSYCH., LATIN Moorhead, Minn. EL. ED., MUSIC Williston, N. D. BIOLOGY, CHEIW. Milan, Minn. ART, PSYCH. Iflfolf Point, Mont. HIST.-POL. SC., ECON. M oorlzeaal , Minn. BIOLOGY, CHEAT. Fosston, Minn. HOME EC., ED. Saiilq Centre, Minn. BIOLOGY, CH EM., MATH. 143 . , , , , v--A.. .,,,,,-,M Honra I-A.. S ,uh , -Ln -u--S-U -IL' .L--t1-..-A..- . .S-F. 'ff .fy-un. J' MSM A -.- S, ' at T! HUGHES, GELENE LDS I-IVIDSTEN, GORDON Chi Delt INGWALSON, WAYNE Delta Rho IVERSON, DEDRICK Delta Rho l l Goodrich, N. D. MUSIC, ENG. Stephen, Minn. BIOLOGY, CHEM. Buxton, N. D. BUS. ED., HIST., POL. SC. Alexander, N. D. BIOLOGY, ECON. Kindred, N. D. MED. TECH., ZOOLOGY Benson, Minn. PHY. ED., HIST.-POL. SC. Minneapolis, Minn. HIST., ENG. Rugby, N. D. IOHNSON, BARBARA H. Phi Kap IOHNSON, CRAIG AES IOHNSON, IEROME IOHNSON, RICHARD Athenian IORDLEITH, ROBERT IULSON, IDELL LDS KAVANAGI-I, YVONNE Chi Zete KELDER, CATHLEEN Chi Zete KLEVEN, KEITH KLUNGNESS, DALE AES ZOOLOGY, CHEM. Walcott, N. D. MATH., PHYSICS Leeds, N. D. EL. ED. Appleton, Minn. HOME EC., ED. Lisbon, N. D. PSYCH., SOC. Milan, Minn. BUS. ED., PSYCH. Thief River Falls, Min MATH., ECON. KNUTSON, CHRISTINE Battle Lake, Minn. Nu Sig KNUTSON, CLARENCE KOENING, GERALD Delta Rho KRAMINS, ANDY Delta Rho KRAUS, ANNE MSP KRISTENSEN, ELIAS 144 HOMIE EC., ED. West Fargo, N. D. CHEM., MATH. Page, N. D. PSYCH., BIOLOGY Grand Forks, N. D. MAT-H., PHYSICS, HIST. Grenora, N. D. PSYCH., BUS. ED., ED. Moorhead, Minn. HERFINDAHL, BEVERLY AKX HERMAN, CHARLENE Nu Sig I-IODGES, RICHARD Delta Rho HOFSTEDT, PETER Mondamin HOLEN, NORMAN Chi Delt HOLLAND, HERMAN Chi Delt HOLSTI, MILDRED Phi Kap HOLSTI, SELMA Phi Kap . - .5 Q ' Jwdpf I gif mmf ,gi l A IM, . M Z.. . JM ...,. . gm- ., . .bn '--QW' Battle Lg B Ile, Minn, Us. ED., P Fargo, N, ED' ENG,, ED., S l0Plin, MonIliECH SOC-s PSYCH. Wheaton, Minn. BUS' ED., PSYCH, Baclgoo, N , D- ART, ED., PSYCH, Moorhead, Minn, CHEM-I PHY. ED. Hazelton, N, D. EL. ED., BIOLOGY Hazelton, N, D, MATH., BIOLOGY ,IMI 'S NWFP' ,QA i'.' I ff' L.. IA ., -I .- .. ' lu ' -, Ive. . , I :. 1. 1. I l ,ij . ,-eg ,iff I .lf- I'-1 at Y-5 ,S I S, l .4 gud W4 IJ 13. q-:uv . .z 1 Air UNDQUIST. llondamin ' UNDSKQG Alpha Zete l LOKK lisp EN, K I illllenian LUCHAU B Chl Zete i Delta Rho, LUND, DOI Alpha Zeta N nge it ' l I i I . Bllllleldll T5 W 2 , BUSIEW 1 gg, , A FW' I IIS ENG.,EDligll -f' i: lg: lWw.iim W x E' if-E 0c,,p,,,Efll ' I P , lil' ,. if f S, D-'PM 1 lil X . N I Ykrq ...,. ' -Vt-Ev Baf'l00,A i,' ' gs . ARLEDIVPY1 H 74 g fl510o1'lif,M,I, V i' 1. HE!l1,,P,i: 3 f is A glalflzonili-il ' gl gh g L-En,B,.if2 J- 1. is Hazclzgnylwgf-, , I if NIATHW J A n- F ..-' li ff I I U. f I X I gvwf laiak Ae. 1? A I . , . , , ij h i, . f I K7 . B H l E l LINDQUIST, GORDON Mondamin MUSIC, ED. LINDSKOG, CAROLYN Grand Marais Alpha Zete PSYCH., PHY. ED. LOKKEN, KATHRYN Fargo, N. D. MSP PSYCH., SOC. LORENTS, ALDEN Athenian LUCHAU, BARBARA Chi Zete LUCKEN, KARL Delta Rho LUND, DOUG LYNCH, ANNELINE Alpha Zcte ' '.,, .,4 1. -f.-,.,,,.,w.,,,,..,...-.-,-,.-,.-,-- Max, N. D. Bagley, Minn. BUS. AD., MATH. J KRONEMANN, DONALD Fergus Falls, llflinn. ChiDdt KRUECER,LEROY KUBALL, IOANIE LDS KVIDT, HOPE Alpha Zete LAMBIE, YVONNE AKX EL. ED., SOCIO-PSYCH. MeCluslQy, N. D. BUS. ED., MUSIC Lawton, N. D. PHY. ED., PSYCH. Twin Valley, Minn. SOC., PSYCH., ENC. Cloquez, Minn. PSYCH., SPEECH, ED. LANDGAARD, IEROME Nielsoille, Minn. LARSON, BRUCE AES LARSON, CAROLE Chi Zete LARSON, G. PAUL Chi Delt LARSON, SHIRLEY Nu Sig LARVICK, ALLEN Delta Rho LEE, DAVID LEE, LOLA Alpha Zete LEE, DICK Chi Delt LELAND, HAROLD LEOPOLD, ROGER Mondamin LEVERSON, DALE Mondamin LEVERSON, GLEN Monclamin LIENMANN, IOHN LILLO, PATRICIA Chi Zete . E .-.,..- .. EQ - ,. . ' 7 . I Q. ,.- . Wm... 45 ' 17 ,,,.. ,Qi 1 BUS. AD., POL. SC. Moorhead, Minn. HIST.-POL. SC., ENC., ED. Ada, Minn. EL. ED., SOCIO-PSYCH. Ada, Minn. MATH., HIST.-POL. SC., PHYSICS, ED Grand Rapids, Minn. HOME EC., ART Williston, N. D. MUSIC, ED., CHEM. Fargo, N. D. HIST.-POL. SC., PHY. ED., PSYCH. Perley, Minn. HOME EC., ED. Aneta, N.D. PUB. SCH. MUSIC, ED. Mayville, N. D. PHY. ED., MUSIC, ED. Redwood Falls, Minn. BIOLOGY, CHEM. Fargo, N. D. PHY. ED., SPEECH Fargo, N. D. PHY. ED., BIOLOGY, SOC. Van Meier, Iowa HIST., POL. SC. Roseau, Minn. EL. ED., SOCIO-PSYCH. If .ML fx 'f fa ,Q . . , Ada, Minn. , A ,my p E f I , EL. ED., SOC-PSYCH. fx 'S ,K - , 4 I I ,. A l , . N- 'NV '12,-ji 'Q E f.-I '- Candol N. D. 5 xxx, . f .W . Y . I BIOLOGY, MATH. I5 f g . -S Benson, Minn. ' ' Ni ,W ,nw ' 46. -7 ' BUS. AD., PSYCH. A , . '-,I ' ' J w.,if'f5 , ,U , f , .-.Q S Fargo, iii-'Lf ' ' Dirt: 2 A ' FN I i-f ., ENG., HIST., ED. F, -ff' 1 ffl: Y - ,Qi W ,' 'Q - -.fri,Q1ff5s iz5. . I ff 1, ' , xi., f'if', 4Q'41i,.5,'ZT- it .f ...L ' TW u L me Swgiea --?:r-rw ' . ' . - 145 V M- -...,-..C.g.f.:::x:..7,:5-vn:5.-:,:m::,,-.,-,- -164 - 7 N .. -In - -1- .,.,,.,,,,,,, ..-.. .. , ,MM s ...., ,.-,.,.f. .. 1. . .....,,, P+' 'w-A .f....... 7Z7 --'- ..2. '.,....l f5f'T' ' --w1...31!? 1T -'v7F..T1-...-.--..! '-'I .11 4 1 1 'ID . x ,. L LYSLO, WALDEMAR Mondamin LYSNE, DALE Athenian LYSTIG, LAWRENCE MCBURNEY, SUSAN Alpha Zete MADSEN, GEORGE Chi Delt MADSGN, LEROY MARKUSON, GERALD MARTINI, HELEN AKX MARTINSON, MAURINE AKX MATHIESON, CAROLYN Chi Zete MATSON, EARL Mondamin MESSELT, KAY Alpha Zege MILLER, ELAINE AKX MITSKOG, ARLINGTON MONSON, PAUL Chi Delt MONSON, SYLVIA Nu Sig MOSMAN, RONALD MGUM, MARLYS AKX MUELLER, LEONARD MUSIL, MARION Alpha Zete f. ,-VI., J ' 3, w,E,,,, ' . I . ' I ' If . -'f' iii .Sy an ,, 'xxI'?5'Ili'I'O3 ' Us wr?-Tall gf.. 146 Canby, Minn. BUS. AD., PSYCH. Rugby, N. D. MATH., PHYSICS Minneapolis, Minn. ENG., MATH. Fertile, Minn. EI.. ED., Soc. Brookings, S. D. ENG., PHIL. Gardner, N. D. PSYCH., HIST. I-Iannaford, N. D. BUS. ED., PSYCH. Minneapolis, Minn. SPEECH, PSYCH., ED. M001'h6dd, Minn. HOME EC., ED. Elbow Lake, Minn. EL. ED., SOCIO-PSYCH. Moorhead, Minn. Soc., PSYCH. Winger, Minn. ENG., HIST., ED. Campbell, Minn. EL. ED., MUSIC Walcott, N. D. HIST., PHIL. Petersburg, N. D. ENG., PHIL., HIST. Harwood, N. D. EI.. ED., PSYCH. Underwood, Minn. HIST.-POL. SC., ED. Fargo, N. D. MED. TECH., CHEM. Perhain, Minn. CHEM., MATH. H ectoir, M inn. ENG., ART, ED. ,Ea I .5 5153555 .gwjfgiw aw. z' . .f -- fl ' ' 'illifft w . I IU.',f...i:Piif . , ' . af ff ft 2.-. V- Y f .3.1'. fi 'f , ' .5251 , , , .,,.,, g F M Q , :,, -Q, A. if f T 5 F KTTH L 'ES Y X . .. I .Q , .' Xi ii W' MYKLE, ANN IOY AKX NELSON, A. IOANN AKX NELSON, DONALD EARL Chi Delt NELSON, EILEEN MSP NELSON, FRED AES NILSON, ROBERT Athenian NOHRE, ALLAN AES NYBAKKEN, CAROL MSP Winnipeg, Manitoba Soc., PSYCH., FRENCH Fargo, N . D. HIST., LATIN ' Malznomen, MW1- CLASSICS, HIST' Dilworth, Minn. Socio-PSYCH. Glend1'116,M0 l' ART, PHY. ED- Leeds, 57- D- HIST., SYCH' . Elbow Lflligl MM' PSYCH-J SPEECH Nashua, Mont' ART, PSYCH. .3 1, if .gmc OLSON. DA Chi Delt 1 oI.SON, GAA AKX A OLSON. GA. Athenian OLSON, IAIN Mondamin OLSON, LEC sw OLSON, R01 Mondamin OLSON, ROS AKX OSLIE, PHY Chi Zete OST, WALI Chi Delt OSTBY, MA OSTREM, C SKI ANIK0 STP VII PETE AKX RSEN, PETE Ph. RSON. I Kap ' POTTI - Iss NGE RAS EX Euiliggiiii' IU ICE, VE Delt Bela THSNJ aqgmx ' 1 ' ' f-- 3---4 !f'.' '- :4.:rL.1-fl' - - -A -...:.:..1?Li'f--ff-ll--I'....3::::----,- .....Z:Lg:------- --'-fvw-PM-X-.kg .. , Yinnipfglmlf 309 PSYCHJRL Wg 01 N' D' iIST-J LATINVW Vahngmfnll l A LASSICSI H12 zluwffh Mm ncio-PSYCH' v . mlendiuiwr' ICT: PHI ED 5514151 N' I15T.,P5YCHirf.f lbofu LW' H YCH 1 Spin . . In rashua,M RT! PSYCH! . 'XL y Q I,iS..:i33.H-... Aff 4- ' 5 Q . A is . . 'E 11, fb - . 22 A. 'wfa ' ,lf I OLSON, DANIEL Chi Delt OLSON, GAIL AKX OLSON, GARY Athenian OLSON, IAMES Mondamin OLSON, LEON STP OLSON, RODERICK Mondamin OLSON, ROSELYN AKX OSLIE, PHYLLIS Chi Zete OST, WALDO Chi Delt OSTBY, MARNOLD OSTREM, CAROL AKX PANIKOVICH, MELVIN STP PEDERSON, PAUL A. PETERSEN, IANICE AKX PETERSON, ALICE Phi Kap POTTINGER, WINSTON AES RASMUS, ROBERT Moudamin RENNIE, IUDY Nu Sig RICE, VERNON Chi Delt RICHMAN, DONALD Beta Tau W -W A .v , .fr 2112, I, .4 2 - Moorhead, Minn. PSYCH., SOC. Havre, Mont. ENG., SPEECH Fargo, N. D. P-HIL., ENG. Reynolds, N. D. HIST.-POL. SC., ED. Lazfina, Mont. MUSIC, ED. Barnesville, Minn. HIST., PHIL. Park Rapids, Minn. HIST., POL. SC., ED. Enderlin, N. D. HOME EC., PHY. ED. Beulah, N. D. MUSIC, ED. McIntosh, Minn. MATH., PHYSICS Felton, Minn. EL. ED., HIST. Wing, N. D. BIOLOGY, PHY. ED. Moorhead, Minn. MATH., PHYSICS Fertile, Minn. HOME EC., ED. Hallock, Minn. MUSIC, SOC. Fillmore, N. D. SOC., PSYCH. Virginia, Minn. PHY. ED., BIOLOGY Minneapolis, Minn. -. A BIOLOCY, PSYCH. Fertile, Minn. CLASSICS, PHIL. Tower City, N. D. ECON., SOC. NYHOLM, DONALD Mondamin NYKREIN, CLARICE NYPEN, LEONA Chi Zete NYQUIST, IANET Chi Zete Kelly Lake, Minn. BUS. ED., BIOLOGY, ED. Lompoc, Calif. ART, SPEECH Comstock, Minn. SOCIO-PSYCH., MUSIC Grand Forks, N. D. HOME EC., ED. NYQUIST, MARY BETH AKX OIEN, DALE AES OLBERG, PETER OLSON, ARVID Chi Delt Oklee, Minn. HOME EC., ED. Edmore, N. D. BIOLOGY, CHEM. Chicago, Ill. BUS. ED., POL. SC. Moorhead, Minn. MATH., PHYSICS, CHEM. 147 . W A, M ,. ,.., .- . - Q '? ' 0 -. n.:..p: '-4. 111653 .. 1-3,.i5!:?a:7':.i.W f'1 ffQ2'jgI,::: NWI., A ,. ,. V mv, .. M .... - s . l - . WN M . . N M ' - ..... ,H - -:.'S1--- --'- ' V J N, I1 .wW!mmm H,??0fwflwffl- fl- iff-':f:222'r:r::'.:.,,,.11-:e-sL:.1e-N I-.-....... ,L ...rf -1--W--I-.,........rM...fm-.V-My-If M I-mfvff -E-A -'- 1'!7i'? - 5-v-'7f'-'!- fi'-A -' ----E+ 'M' -A --1 , V , -A .,,,. ., ,. L...,. . L.. .... ....., . .S .,... , .-. .,...- , . mn... :maxi-. ' SKAARER IEAN Alpha Zete SKIONSBY, DONALD STP SKIONSBY, HAROLD STP SLAGSVOLD, PETER SODERBERG, IANICE Chi Zete SCLUM, SUZANNE AKX STEEN, IOANN Chi Zete STEINHAUS, MONETTE Chi Zete STENSLIE, MARIORIE Chi Zcte STOLEE, IAMES Mondamin STRANDLIE, IAMES Chi Delt SUNDE, CARMEN Alpha Zete 148 Fargo N D BUS. ED., Soc. Rosholt, S. D. HIST., PSYCH. Roslzolt, S. D. HIST., PSYCH. Glendive, Mont. BUS. ED., PCL. SCI. Detroit Lalqes, Minn. BUS. ED., PSYCH. Barneszfille, Minn. PUB. SCH. Music Ada, Minn. EL. ED., SoCIo-PSYCH. Detroit Lalqes, Minn. PHY. ED., PSYCH., ED Watf0r'd City, N. D. PSYCH., Soc., ED. Hibbing, Minn. PSYCH., BIOLOGY Roseau, Minn. HIST.-POL. SC., ED. Forest City, I owa EL. ED., HIST. ROURKE, ORLAND AES RUSTAND, RAY Athenian SAILOR, KATHRYN LDS SALVEVOLD, IOYCE Nu Sig SANDVIK, BORGHILD Nu Sig SAVEREIDE, PAULINE Chi Zete SCHOBERG, RACHEL AKX SCHOENECKER, ANN Alpha Zete SCHULTZ, ALAN AES SCHULTZ, NONA AKX SEDERHOLM, CHARLES Athenian SETER, CHARLES Chi Delt SHELSTAD, MANF RED STP SHERBROOKE, ANNETTE Alpha Zeta SHIM, LOUIE Athenian SIVERTSON, RICHARD 5. Langdon, N. D, EL. ED., A-RT, P Wendell, Mfnim' BUS. ED., ED. ' Bismarck, N, D. ENC., Music, ED, Battle Lalqe, Minn, EL. ED., Socio-PSYCH, Shelly, Minn, HOME EC., En, H illsboro, N , D, PSYCH., Soc., En, MO0I'l16dal, Minn, HIST., GERMAN, En, Fargo, N. D. HOME EC., ED. Moorhead, Minn. ZOOLOGY, CHEM. Balaton, Minn. PUB. SCH. MUSIC, ENG. Casper, Wyo. MATH., CHEM. Glyndon, Minn. MATH., PI-IYsIcs Madison, Minn. CHEM., MATH. Pelican Rapids, Minn. CLASSICS, Socio-PSYCH. Seoul, Korea CHEM., MATH. Underwood, Minn. MUSIC, SPEECH, ED. 'W .S 3' L, -ai X f r f' , S ,I W4 ,-v- X51 ..., Y f i ti 5 ' ki 7 E35 l' Vi U f 'P .af 6 v. ,., SYLVESTE Delta Rho O TH0l'gPS I t iii0MP50 Chi Deli TIIOMPSC THUNEM Athenian TIOST EM Delta Rho TOMPKIIN TORGERS Chi Zete TORGERE AKX UNDERD UNDERL' Delta Rho VERWES' Chi Delt WAA, All Alpha Zer WAALE, LDS WAGNE Nu Sig WEBER, Mondami WILLIAII WILLIAT KXXN HSM -.. 'I-v ., H fm .---N -If--L-.5351Q-,,f-f,-5Q.L.1..-i-SL.2Q.LLlF.iiZL.iL-lZ44,.L.ILL3x...:-Jmr- - ' - MV---.:rg5:,g,,,,6, ::9qAL-353.,i:fL:!,gggggg::L,:-.itgggg-43 w':'1j.,g:,'g -I.. ----.4 -.XL-A -gg? .-an--...E Elon N En. I 'D' l1d ljIsI'IH. L1En,2iEbl ' GTC 'N' G? MUSIC fp ' - Elallclmllnn' ' D-,Sonic-Pm H. WNV, Ilglinn, QME QWE Illsbomy NED MH-i Soc.,E1, l00Vllfal, lim, Hmm ED .IsI., G Qrg0,N' D' ' ' loIIIEg,,EDI loorhealjlinn, OOLOGX CHII1. lalalon,Mim,, 'UB. ScH.l1U 1 WEB, .aspen Wyo. vIATH.,CHIII. ilynlonjlinn. l'lAm.,PHIs1cs lalison,Minn. IHIII.,llIm. 'clican Rrzpilgllini. 1 ,LA5SlCS, Soclolsirl. ieoul, Korfa L ,HII1.,llmI. lndcrzcf00l.llIW vlUsIc,SPBcH,lI. SYLVESTER, HOWARD Delta Rho THOMPSON, LAWRENCE Chi Delt THOMPSON, ROBERT Chi Delt THOMPSON, RUTH THUNEM, IAY Athenian TIOSTEM, IOHN Delta Rho TOMPKINS, EDWIN TORGERSON, HARRIET Chi Zetc TORGERSON, MALENE AKX UNDERDAHL, ELAINE UNDERLEE, RALPH Delta Rho VERWEST, HADLEY Chi Delt WAA, ADELE Alpha Zete WAALE, MARILYN LDS WAGNER, BEVERLY Nu Sig WEBER, BRUCE Glen wood, Minn. HIST.-POL. SC., BUS. ED. Halstad, Minn. CLASSICS, HIST. Milan, Minn. CHEM., MATH., PHYSICS Milan, Minn. EL. ED. Plenzyufood, Mont. GERMAN, HIST. Lindcrwood, N. D. BIOLOGY, ECoN., Soc. Pingree, N. D. Lake Parlq, Minn. PUB. SCH. MUSIC, ED. Moorhead, Minn. ENG., HIST. Elmore, Minn. PUB. SCH. MUSIC, Soc. I-Iendrum, Minn. Soc., HIST., ED. Finley, N. D. BIOLOGY, CHEM. Prosper, N. D. BUS. ED., PHY. ED., ED. Thief River Falls, Minn. Soc., PSYCI-I. Hutchinson, Minn. EL. ED., SoCIo-PSYCH. Fargo, N. D. Mondamin PSYCH., SPEECH WILLIAMSON, MARVIN M oorhead, Minn. HIST.. PSYCH. WILLIAM, NELSON Forest City, Iowa 'Q' ?I 1 . 4 11 www A 4. ' . ,,,, . , . s .Q fe Y 1 .... Q'J.-QZJI'--. :: I.:: :'f':..-rr:a.:1:n.!:'1:15'-.'ff:..:':7'::-'rfsf.:.':h:-r.:::: '- :L.a.:.2t 'T 'i3 'fb '7- 35'i i 'mlxaptl': m iT:'i':'i+':.7:'7'u' p.ag m ,r,mm,,-:g,,S-,,.,g- -1-Ir-A .. QL qwg3gggg . -.... -...L,..se'.................,.v1 . - - ..- .. .- .Lu -- Sophomores ALEXSON, CORA SUE ALVESHERE, ORVAL AMUNDSON, ROBERT AMUNRUD, NORRINE ANDERSON, AVIS ANDERSON, DENNIS M. ANDERSON, DENNIS O. ANDERSON, ERMA ANDERSON, PAUL 1. AUBOL, LORNA BAONE, GLORIA BAKER, EAYE BARIE, IOANNE BECK, GERALD BELTZ, SANDRA BENSON, PATRICIA BERO, IEAN BEROE, ION BEROER, MARIORIE BERGSTAD, BEVERLY 150 Outing, Minn. Harlow, N. D. Ulen, Minn. Wilbaux, Mont. Hawley, Minn. New Yorlg Mills, Minn. 'D Broelget, N. D. Fort Tozzon, N. D. Lyle, Minn. New Town, N. D. Gonzficlq, Minn. Clioizeau, Mont. Dawson, Minn. Fairfield, Mont. Buxton, N. D. Glasgow, Mont. Bisinarclq, N. D Roseau, Minn. Hayward, Wir. Steele, N. D. HREE hundred and sixty-one freshmen came through the rigors of the most trying year of their college career and as sophomores have planted their feet firmly on Cobber soil. Still groping their Way through the maze of work which just didn't seem to get done as easily as it did in high school, they did find time for some col- lege activities. As a result the sprout of confident leadership began to grow in them. Contributing to the success of Homecoming, the sophomore class took charge of staging and main- tenance for the coronation and other activities of that gala week. Fellow cobbers also appreciated their decorations for the all-college Christmas banquet. Sophomore class officers-Roy Nilson, president, Dan Simundson, vice-president, Don Foss, treas- urerg and Ruth Langemo, secretary, pose in the library lobby. api, , J .l Ia? I . I It 'w w A 5 4 , .N w ..... 'A A A I i S 'I,,. .Huff I . ,CS I 'QF .1 3 , ,hd .1 I I ,M , I .9 I I CI-IADIMA,,L' CHILDS, DIA CHRISTENSG CHRISTIANS CHRISTIANS CHRISTOFF COOK, CHE COUGHLIN DANIELSOIG DIIRR, I DAVIS, DOUGHTY ELSTMJ ELTON ELVICIQ ' ERIC -- ' ....-.-.fi-L . .'u:.:....4 ' 1' 'V ' e'S1q,:giafI:i'2'-----r-'H -e H Cline Of Lheir Cd lhtir Of work Ily as it H116 Col. Uflidem lmgv tht d main. vlties gf zorationg QI P if ff' 7 ,uf Y ' f '-S I'f .W ly 1 ...al-W' Y ii! I . . A r fi 2 , .Why . ,Q CHADIMA, ,LENITA CHILDS, DIANE CHRISTENSON, IRVIN CHRISTIANSON, DEANNA CHRISTIANSON, IOEL F airfax, Iowa Walcott, N. D. Moorhead, Minn. Minneota, Minn. Fertile, Minn. CHRISTOFFERSEN, MARGARET Ff0f.1,M0ni. ' if COOK, CHERRYLL COUGHLIN, IOYCE DANIELSON, IAMES DARR, ERNA DAVIS, DUANE DOUCHTY, MARILYN EID, MARLENE EIDEM, JANET ELSTAD, MARILYN ELTON, JOHN ELVICK, CLENNA ENCH, KENNETH ERICKSON, ELIZABETH ESKELI, EVELYN Glyndon, Minn. Velzfa, N. D. Lake Bronson, Minn Wahpeton, N. D. Beach N. D. Ada Minn. Marietta Minn. Milroy, Minn. . Ti' I I ' 1 5 ' Lf' , XE Bismarck, N. D. 9 ,. 1 16355 42 4 . ,ggi , , 3' Sy. 1 wi Hawley, Minn. Michigan, N. D. Fertile, Minn. Hawley, Minn. Plummer, Minn. .......- . -.1E-S'---.,,E..- -A.,,-.,,,f:L.g,:-'-- -Y-A1.1..:..T..':r.: T-I::..2::::f-r-i-l.21-T-. ,..:'.:::::if,7l2Iw::. .:j3l1-241-'L S..1:'- ........ BERMODES, ESTELLE BERVIG, SHIRLEY BEYER, EDGAR BIORKMAN, CAROL BIORNSON, KAREN BLAIR, JOAN BORCHERT, JAY BORSETH, IOANNE BOSSMAN, PATRICIA BOUTIETTE, ANNETTE BREKKE, EARL BROWN, ROBERT BRTEK, CLEO BRUSTUEN, NORMA BRYAN, ROGER BURAN, ELIZABETH BUTTKE, JAYNE CADY, ROBERT CARLSON, LENORE CASS, GWEN .fo-gy Kehaha, Hawaii H alstad, Minn. Elbow Lake, Minn. Thief River Falls, Minn Moorhead, Minn. Valley Stream, N. Y. Glenzlizfe, Mont. Colfax, N. D. Warren, Minn. Abercrombie, N . D. Grafton, N. D. Brooklyn, N. Y. Wauban, Minn. Appleton, Minn. Applezon, Minn. Roseau, Minn. Buffalo, N. D. Osakis, Minn. Havre, Mont. Hancock, Minn. :Na . 'f xgg f N ,. X , 1 'E Pap: .2:g mn y . - ,nr gf 151 .- . ,. ,HM -.S f-.ur 1 1-n 1.1 :,.'.zI:g --' ..... .,,, ,. . ...I-....,... ... .... .. 1, , . , ..,... . --I -Cu ... .,.,. A.. ,,,--1 . .,. - - ' 4--I-0 -A.. . 'rn A -1-fuk... 'g'--1. --s--4-A ..., 52, -I ll-'nanmn wr --n n ..,,. 4- ' V- .- JV,-I-. -..-.. .,.. - - A Y- . - W. --A .-JA I-N-.-MJ... ' ' -at me- ' . '-- --dffflv-I 7J - --TU2fT..i ..ff -4- +A- -Z, .. W -' IPO-1p '. 2.!I:'!.2:.gg,qga-,H 5 I- , ,..,. ,.., .. I. -. - ,. 4- I .- v-- -.-v-I-J-u . ,nI.. u- .u-,n-,4. -nn-u 1, , M4 ng A .. ,.,. , uv iyf-.,-.K.. t ,owl ,,-1 3 .Q....,,,,,,,,,-r. , W , -- - AM .,.. . kdnh 1, H, AW-,,,,,,, ,..,.. . ,., .......-..,.- , , ..-.. . Y- 22tiLBl4 'L LJ' GLOMSTAD, ROBERT GOODMAN, BETTY LOU GREENAN, WILLIAM GREENFIELD, ROBERT GRIMSRUD, DAVID GRONBECK, MARLENE GROVE, BRYON GROVER, MARY GRYTE, NEIL GULLICKSON, NANCY GUNDERSON, DELORES HAALAND, DENNIS I-IAFDAHL, MARILON HAHN, BENJAMIN HALVORSON, LOYOE I-IALVORSON, PHILIP HAMASAKI, BETSEY HAND, ELAINE I-IANSON, ALICE I-IARTFIEL, MARY HAUOEN, DARRYL HAUGOM, IEAN Montevideo, Minn. Milton, N. D. Roseland, N. Terrace, Minn. Bismarck, N. D. Moorhead, Minn. Maynard, Minn. Rochelle, Ill. Croolqston, Minn. Fertile, Minn. Marietta Minn Thief River Falls, inn Fargo, N. D. Nevis, Minn. Crosby, N. D. n I . M Fort Dauphin, Madagascar Malqaufeli, Hawaii Kelliher, Minn. Beloit, Wis. St. Paul, Minn. Walurn,N.D. Portland N D HELGELAND, IOYCE ThfffR,'Lff-'Fail M' I-IEMMINGSON, VERLA Paynesoille,Minii. mn HENDRICKSON V I IRGINIA Mandan,N.D. 152 ESSER, BEOKY EVERSON, DORIS EEDIE, NEIL FINSTAD, INGA FLAA, EVONNE FLACK, KAREN FLEMING, LARRY FOSS, CHARLOTTE FOSS, DONALD FROEHLICI-I, GARY Balboa, Canal Zone Mznot, N. D. Hoople, Nl D Moorhead, M: Wah peton, S tarbuclq, M inn. Detroit, Mich, Cummings, N, D. M addoclg, N. D. Fergus Falls, Minn FUNDINGSLAND, DIANNE Parshall, N. D, FUNDINGSLAND, DONALD Croolqston, Minn. GARNAAS, KAREN Sheyenne, N, D, GILDEMEISTER, GRACE Glenwood, Minn, GLENDE, ERIC Parlqers Prairie, Minn, '- N A -.-'I'.Ll:.:L2L'3 -'w----'l----- ' ....4.....Lg2+..- .--- ..'r',,, -- I .,, ,, A . .. ,. , , . ,. ,W I, ,, I . , Q .--..- .-. -n...... .. -.. gg-M-If-Q...-........ ' ' '.. .1-grgf-V.-'tzggg---.,, --:3:,j:':1:g7f::::'.-ue-'--', f...,.1.L5 ::.':A:r ,,,.,, -I-.. 3 lb Z oa,Car1JJZUf 'MIND I io 1 '- 4o0peND 1 Orhgadlh f Vqhpcmi yfllfbllg lilroizgfitzn' , mm' iiiioiwi 'ffsufIiz1f,J' fini iarshglll NI DI 3 0 1ifl0f1.MmJ, ffyfflne, N, JJ Jlfllufgodi Mm rs Praifif, Mini KITTLESON, MARY LOU KNUDSVIG, ARDELL KNUTSON, HAROLD KNUTSON, JOAN KNUTSON, KAREN A. KOOHER, JAMES KOLDEN, SANDRA KORUP, SONIA KVALE, ROSALIE KVEMSHAGEN, DOREEN KYVIG, AILEEN LANOEMO, JOAN LANGEMO, RUTH LARSEN, DAVID LARSGN, ARTHUR Reeder, N. D. Buxton, N. D. Payneszfille, Minn. Battle Lake, Minn. St. Cloud, Minn. Chippewa Falls, Wis. Roseglen, N. D. H illsboro, N. D. Glenwood, Minn. Kempton, N. D. Starbuelq, Minn. Glyndon, Minn. Glyndon, Minn. Rapid City, S. D. Sheulin, Minn. HILL, PIRRKO HOEPPNER, RUBY HOLGATE, SARA I-IOPPERSTAD, MABEL HOUF EK, CONNIE HOVLAND, MARIORIE HULT, JANET HULTIN, MRS. EERYL IVERSON, OAREN IVERSON, CAROL JACKSON, GARY IACOBSON, KATHRYN IARBOI, JAMES JENSEN, GILBERT JOHNSON, DAVID JOHNSON, MYRON JOHNSON, SONIA A. JOHNSON, WALTER IONAS, JOAN JONES, KAREN IORVE, WAYNE IOSSART, IOYCE IUNG, WANYCE KAUSHAGEN, BARBARA KINDZERSKI, STANLEY Finland, Minn. Long Prairie, Minn. Yakima, Wash. Fairview, Mont. Stirum, N. D. Fertile, Minn. Hunter, N. D. Minot, N. D. Petersburg, N. D. Billings, Mont. Butte, Mont. Menahga, Minn. M onrovia, Liberia Edinburg, N. D. Fergus Falls, Minn. Fergus Falls, Minn Beloit,Wis. Chicago, Ill. Menahga, Minn. Pine River, Minn. Benson Minn Fargo, N. D. Marion, N. D. M Thief River Falls, Scobey, Mont. 153 inn . ,, , ,L . M , I- - N.. .R ., ,, . -1 .... ,M ..4.....L,..A ,,, . 3' 'T 'f-'. .. I H gig'-'qggpywy 1 'Q',j,.,,..:f'i VW -...L I , ' ' I ' fu s . -- -w. 'f--. ' 1--'- -w w fi, -arf--' ....-:1-vu,,,1:'f-'2-- Y 'Y'-g...+,,.,.,,'g',, ,.1ee3Y!!??1 4f,M,.-.ff'IfI??r-.,..:..1:::m1I--- .,,,fly.-.-::..,..,,.geg,f:,,--A -,.,..:....:v,..f....f1 'I:A..:'xf:f3- fifuf- ,.-s-.......... ..1. re.-2 -fu, 53- ,Mg ' .' . wwf:-.s x......A. MELDAHL, MARILYN MOBRATEN, ANN MOORE, CYNTHIA MUIR, MARLENE NATTERSTAD, BARBARA NATVIG, HAROLD, IR. NAYLOR, BETTY NELLERMOE, HOWARD NELSON, DONALD ELWOOD NELSON, DUANE D. NELSON, GARY M. NELSON, ROBERT A. NIES, GWENDYNE NILSEN, ROY NILSON, KAREN NORDMARK, CHARLOTTE NORDSTROM, IANIS NOREM, DAVID NORSTED, MARCIA NYBAKKEN, GLENNA NYMAN, MARY OFSTEDAL, IANICE OKERLUND, GENE OKERSTROM, MARY OLSEN, MARLENE 154 Sharon, N .D. Forbes, Minn. Des Moines, Iowa Hillsboro, N. D. Benson, Minn. Staten Island, N. Y. Bozeman, Mont. Hiclgson, N. D. Wheaton, N. D. Rapid City, S. D. Cut Bank, Mont Malta Mont. Pine River Minn Milufau ee Wis . R. ' 3 . if W 2 , . T ' Vkzz' M5 . IIB ZUZ71 ll Cy, 17271. x Plaza, N. D. Benson, Minn. Spicer, Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. Nashua, Mont. Duluth, Minn. Fertile, Minn. Pocahontas, Iowa Fargo, N. D. Fordville, N. D. ,E, LARSON, DIANNE LARSON, IEAN LARSON, KAREN Moorhead, M' Elbow Lake, Glyndonl Minn LEACH, ROBERT Fairfield, Mm' Sunburst, Mont. LEARY, IERRY , .' I .31 . - I 155 ' -U? LEIGHTON, SANDRA can-iff, Mon, LEWIS, SONIA M,,,,,,,, M,-nn LINDsTROM,MAR1AN of1m,f,1L1,,,,,, ' LOKEN, IEANETTE Tower city, N, D LOKKEN, WESLEY Moofhfaa,MBm LOVAAS, PAUL M,,,,,1,,,,,,,, Minn' MALM, LOWELL Argylg, M,,,,,, ' MANLEY, YVONNE Pennoclq, Minn. MARKEN, RONALD Camrose, Alberta MARTINI, CAROLYN West Hempsteaa',N, MARTINSON, DARLENE Norcross,Minn. MATSON, ROGER smzfy, N, D, MELAND, IUNE North wood, N. D. , .. nga , x ' h A Yr i -- ' JT? 2955 .. 4 in P 1 A sv 'F Q AB . af - , .gx ll - X ...N x X F 3 i I 1 3-I' lu -QSM ' I I M Ellwwlfdff.. G10wl4If'?Q' FI'r1a'0,,M2 f'f :t ' I Szgrffldl Mani. Ch IITSAMGU c:2er,I10nII . Map1f'0H.Iff. Oflfang' I. TWU: ' In M . Moorhfadflflh, oorlmzd If ArgyIc,M,,nfl'I jmnodiflilinn. Iammfft llllffy Iles! H cm primal In I Nommlllwn, Su'Ilfy.I'.n 'lw00d.N.n, ' I. 54 J. .f H 453: .M -- '-'fr......1...-:,..,:..:.,,,,,,,,S4, LL D . ..-L A I. .. .- -- -.. .-...,,c-'-w....... ' 'I---H-H N, ,,, 'gg f- --. ...j,g-'gg gg 5-I -ww.. .-.-.'g.g,gn5---- B-Y .,,,,, R A -f.-L,.,,,,5 -,., -'I-----...f --S-vm..-.......-4:':J'r---.. 'X1... ':::::--.-m-...12:2i:-rf-A-. '..-J...'Z!K1.. ::,---'f--.L '!'........ ' 'H 'gp- I f Clly I. - OLSON, CAROLE I. OLSON, DEANNE OLSON, IANICE OLSON, ROSALYN ONSTAD, IEANNE OPCRANDE, LIONEL ORROK, BERT OSS, KAREN OVERBY, NEIL PAULSON, BRUCE PEDERSON, SHARON PETERSON, BRYAN PETERSON, MARLYS PRESTRUDE, EILEEN QUAMME, LOIS QUELLO, PAUL RACUSE, LAIOY RANHEIM, PHILLIP RASK, CLIFFORD REESE, GORDON REPLINC, MARLYS RICE, PATRICIA RINNAN, WANDA ROSENDAHL, ALOHA RUSTAN, EULALE SALVHUS, ARVID SANDS, TERRY SCARR, IUDY SCHEEELER, RENEE SCHEIE, CARL SCHMID, HELEN SCHULTZ, LUANN SCI-IULZ, EUNICE SCORE, LOIS SCOTT, MARGARET SEVERUD, DAVE SHARP, PAUL SI-IEARER, IOHN SHEGGEBY, SIDNEY SIDEROPOULOS, ARIS SIEBERT, LAVERNE SIMUNDSON, DANIEL SKAVANGER, KAY SLETTUM, MARLYN SODERBERG, IEAN Izzuaz d f--.4 . .,, ., ,. .. ., , ,l .. . ..,,, ss.. nun... ' 4 I H . ,L I ,-l,!' ,..,. I. ......... ,. -Q. .... ,.............,.....-.-.- Mm, . A, - NM -I. ... S ,. ,... -4-Jw-.-.4-..,lR'fj' .V 1 ,,, f ,, ..x'1.........,,,.4r,.5, il-rta -.l'2'1lH -mmm -W...-. , NL... . . -. .2115 -ldv-nm. ......... .. .'!1--':'-ms-:uv-vw.....:f H .A -.- W -.....2' INS'-'f-I--1----...... ,. ' - f -A-----f 1-----A . .:':.. Williston, N. D. Wildrose, N. D. Stephen, Minn. Hillsboro, N. D. Erskine, Minn. Dickinson, N. D. Broolqlyn, N. Y. Fargo, N. D. Somers, Mont. Barrett, Minn. Starhuclg, Minn. Montevideo, Minn Drayton, N. D. Kalispell, Mont. Bismarck, N. D. Fargo, N. D. Tenney, Minn. Moorhead, Minn. Mandan, N. D. Glasgouf, Mont. Fertile, Minn. Kalispell, Mont. Hendrum, Minn. Hunter, N. D. Neuf England, N. D McIntosh, Minn. Rugby, N. D. Williston, N. D. Barneszfille, Minn. Raymond, Minn. Elmont, N. Y. Balaton, Minn. Linton, N. D. Colfax, N. D. Fislge, Saslg. Moorhead, Minn. Detroit Lakes, Minn Red Wing, Minn. Granite Falls, Minn Thessaloniea, Greece Enderlin, N. D. Plummer, Minn. Williston, N. D. Fargo, N. D. Buxton, N. D. - - -..- .... , , . .ou e..v.: 7.:.4- .-.4... .....-.. ,gp .... .. 1 ,!..w-n . .,,..,gd-Q-7,-S . A f,... ,L THOMPSON, MARLENE TIENTLAND, CAROL TIOSTEM, SYLVIA TOLLEFSON, M. VIRGIL TONNESEN, KENNETH TORGERSON, CAROL TOURTLOTTE, IULIE TURMO, GUNHILD TWEDT, LOWELL VELDE, MABEL VENAAS, SHIRLEY VIGEN, IOANN VIKDAL, LEE VOGELE, FRED VOXLAND, KAREN WENDEL, LOWELL WOLHOWE, THOMAS WORDEN, E. KAY WOYEN, CLAUDINE 156 Buxton, N. D. Storden, Minn. Lidgerwood, N. D. Osnabroelq, N. D. Staten Island, N. Y. Thief River Falls, Minn. Glasgow, Mont. Hettinger, N. D. Hingham, Mont. Granite Falls, Minn. Roseau, Minn. Ada, Minn. San Rafael, Calif. Wheaton, Minn. Rochester, Minn. Fargo, N. D. Bagley, Minn. Fargo, N. D. Esmond, N. D. SOLUM, KAY nu U SONSTENG, KARYL W SORGEN, DAVID SPEERS, RUBY li STAHL, ARLENE TTZW... '. f. -Mae 'fi A , J f. 31-Eflfiigfn 5 9 ' ' 2555112 we . I A,5,Ygg,,f-11' ' xqfayg -jffigfy, t I, uf 2 fr a - f A i an STALWICK, HARVEY STAMP, IOAN STEVENS, ORRIN STOLEE, DAVID M. STOLT, IAMES STORSTAD, IANIS SWENSON, MARY SYKES, WAYNE SYNSTELIEN, QRDEAN SYVERSON, PHYLLIS SYVRUD, GERALD TEMANSON, LEE TERRAS, IANICE TI-IARALSON, ELOISE Hawley, Minn. Larslan, Mani. M00 hC'ad, Minn Wfff nta. Smbfy, Mont. Domremy, Saslg, Marietta, Minn, STENERSON, MRS. VIRGINIA Moorhead, Minn Minneota, Minn' Donalda, Alberni Anamoose, N Manuel, N. D Austin, Minn. Mentor, Minn. Dalton, Minn, .D. Wahpeton, N. D. Mandan, N. D. Parlqers Prairie, Minn. Wadena, Minn. Hoople, N. D. i I nts ref not I0 bfi Concordia, t tion of rank history- In S thgy se0fCd on general 2 Thg fresh Ufpfoviding parade. The gfiiflt bers WHS thi taining a lat with acts fr threads of production. Hlluflf lilly. L 'fl1H.1ig. flloorhfadf Wasil? ll S606 algo gli fll0i D 0771re 'll Xlri X zllariflzallyflry. lwqofheaayl Mlnnegmyyi D 0 f1lli..tii Wmooffl Nl D aflllfll D ' mill. Minn, 5'71l0f,M1IllH, lholli Minn, 1hpezon,N, D, In dan, N, D, 'kersP1'airif,llin:, i vdcm1,Minn. oplc, N. D. vi m Q . H' 5 k L n i Freshmen HIS record-breaking class numbers 567. In ad- dition to being the largest class ever to enroll at Concordia, the class of 1962 has also the distinc- tion of ranking higher than any other class in our history. In spite of the grind of orientation week they scored in the sixtieth percentile in tests based on general ability. The freshmen accepted the traditional privilege of providing the Queen's float for the Homecoming parade. The grand achievement of these Hrst-year Cob- bers was their presentation of Frosh Frolics. Enter- taining a large audience at the Maharajah's Court with acts from around the World, the frosh wove threads of varigated talent into a very successful production. A talented cross-section of freshmen performed in the Frosh Frolics band and choir, directed by class president, Paul Gilbertson. AALGAARD, GLENDA ALEXANDER, ROBERT AMUNDSEN, ARNOLD AMUNDSON, KAY ANDERSON, MRS. BETTY ANDERSON, ANDERSON ANDERSONZ ANDERSON ANDERSON ANDERSON, ANDERSON ANDERSON ANDERSON ANDERSON 7 7 7 DOROTHY ELAINE GERALD HELEN IONE LINDA LOIS MARCIA MARVIN MYRA ANDERSON, SHARON ANDERSON, VIVIAN ARCHIBALD, ALICE ASPENGREN, HARLAN BECK, BARBARA I-Ialstad, Minn. Billings, Mont. Valley Stream, N. Y. Nerstrand, Minn. Moorhead, Minn. Wahpeton, N. D. Makoti, N. D. Turtle Lake, N. D. Glenwood, Minn. Pelican Rapids, Minn Moorhead, Minn. Grandin, N. D. Sturgeon Lake, Minn Detroit Lakes, Minn. Ray, N. D. Melville, Mont. Stephen, Minn. Anapolis, Brazil Hawley, Minn. West H em pstead , N. Y 157 '5' Leeds, N. D. BRANDON, RONALD BRECTO, FAITH BRIDGES, IOHN BRINKMAN, RICHARD BROLLARD, DEANNA BROWER, TWYLA GAY I 5 Q 5 . BROWN, ELIZABETH BRUSTVEN, AVIS BRUSVEN, LAVERN BUEGE, WILLIAM BUGBEE, ROGER BULT, IANICE BURTON, DONALD CARLSON, ALLAN CARLSON, BONITA CARLSON, CAROL CARLSON, SONIA CHAMBERS, MARILYN CHASE, RALPH CHRISTIANSEN, MARY CHRISTIANSQN, JAMES CLARK,CLAUDETTE CLEMENSEN, VOILET CLOW, LAWRENCE COCKERILL, PATRICIA .ff , i fry., , BELGUM, KATHLEEN Farwell, Minn. BENGTSON, ROBERT Poramus, N. I. I BERG, FAYE ANN Underwood, N- D- BERG, NORTON ' Ie'1' f Horace, N. D. ' BERGER, BEVERLY Fort Ransom, N- D- BIERKE, ROXANNE i . Lalqe Park, Minn. A ff' xg 93? Larirnore, N. D. M axbass, N. D. Richfield, Minn. Big Sandy, Mont. Staples, Minn. Glenwood, Minn. Henning, Minn. Columbus, N. D. Stillwater, Minn. Finley, N. D. Glasgow, Mont. Moorhead, Minn. Stephen, Minn. BIORKMAN, MARILYN Roseau, Minn. BIORNSON, HAZELLE Menahga, Minn. BLESSUM, IANIS Rugby, N. D. BOE, PETER Moorhead, Minn. BOELTER, DAVID Marion, N , D, BRAATEN, ELMAN Rugby, N. D. BRAATHEN, CLARA S tarlqweather, N. D. BRAKKE, BARBARA Hillsboro, N. D. BRANDIORD, IOANN Souris, N. D. ., . N X Minneapolis, Minn. M fi? I Comstock, Minn. Frazee, Minn. Crosby, Minn. Fairview, Mont. Antelope, Mont. Kindred, N. D. Glasgow, Mont. Madison, Minn. Orleans, Minn. Mapleton, N. D. iw . -4, X ' E Q9 W 47 Wu 445 I . git. 1 y 4. as., , II . IVQE .QE I 4 s. Iv? 1-9 I WY ,., , ' . . - I if . df ,af A . 'GQJIU ,. lj gij 5 . , ur X Al ENGEN, PA' Devils Lillie ERICKSON, Ff'8MSFaZl, Efzzcfasw an fy, N. M oorl, ea d b E ERIZQQQI , DEI,-oft TCKSON in 158 ,. ' V'4! ip A 'S .E A I 'L .:.g. ,. J I .J , 1 ,',. 1 ENGEN, PATRICIA lin AVI J. D 71. lLMAN .CLA f.N.5I IRBARA '. D, 5, IOAAII '10 P-...SK 5 nm 1,9 'I--gy Oh. -Ni- '-We f 'I my 2 Q -tm, ,.,..s ,. Devils Lalie, N. D. ERICKSON, ASTRI Fergus Falls, Minn. ERICKSON, CAROLE Stanley, N, D, W Xi' if? 'L' - Ml ff m 5 ,, , Q if ix 1 ,,,, , fa I Q - ,.. .- i ,' xxx COLEMAN, IONE DAEI-ILIN, SHARON DAI-IL, DEANNA DAHL, IOYCE DAHL, RONALD DAHLEN, HOPE DALEN, AUDREY DANIELSON, MARCENE DEERE, LOUIS DELAMORE, ELAINE DOCKTER, ARDEN DONOVAN, ROBERT DRYDEN, BOB DUSSERE, DAVID EDGAR, ALICE EDIN, GLORIA EDWARDS, MARILYN EGELAND, IOHN EILERS, IANIE ELNESS, RAND ELTON, MILAN ELVICK, NEIL EMERSON, KAREN ENDERSON, KAREN ENGEBRETSON, LUANA ERICKSON, DONALD Moorhead, Minn, ERICKSON, IAMES Fertile M i , nn. ERICKSON, JUDITH Detroit Lakes, Minn. ERICKSON, MARLYS Hatton, N. D. 'l,',, Q f' ERICKSON, RANDALL Princeton,Minn. I fel I 11.',IAI'f 'fi' ERIKSON, DAVID Fertile, Minn. EVERSON, GLADYS Minot, N. D. F EUERHERM, SHARON Billings, Mont. FISKE, DENNIS Colfax, N. D. FITCH, DEANNA Minneapolis, Minn. FIELSTAD, SANDRA Kindred, N. D. FLEGEL, DARLENE Linton, N. D. Elbow Lalqe, Minn. Great Falls, Mont. Frazer, Mont. flrnegard, N. D. Belgrade, Minn. St. Paul, Minn. Georgetown, Minn. Lalqe Bronson, Minn. Kennedy, Minn. Sidney, Mont. Goodrich, N. D. Larslan, Mont. Drayton, N. D. Moorhead, Minn. Finland, Minn. Staples, Minn. Mclntosh, Minn. Livingston, Mont. New Prague, Minn. Garfield, Minn. Hawley, Minn. Michigan, N. D. Wolverton, Minn. Blue Earth, Minn. Hatton, N. D. Vue 159 .,..,,.--.q..pg FLOE, LOLA FOLLAND, STUART FOSSUM, IUDITH GADBERRY, SANDRA GILBERTSON, PAUL GLEIN, ARDEAN GORDER, DARWIN GRANVOLD, NORMAN GREEN, RICHARD GRIFFIN, FRANCES GRINDBERG, THELMA GRYTE, PATRICIA GUBRUD, LOIS GUNDERSON, ALLAN GUNDERSON, BURTON Grand Marais, Minn. Greenbush, Minn. Fargo, N. D. Hendrum, Minn. Reynolds, N. D. Berzhold, N. D. Fargo, N. D. 1 Plenzywood, M ont. Louisville, Ky. Chinook, Mont. Velaa, N. D. Huron, S. D. Williston, N. D. Hillsboro, N. D. Appleton, Minn. HAASE, ELLEN Bertha, Minn. HAGESTVEN, WARREN Starbuek, Minn. ' Q HAGGLUND, DOROTHY Alvarado, Minn. HAGNESS, CURTIS Forduille, N. D. HALMRAST, GRANT Mentor, Minn. HALVERSON, ELVIN Breekenrid ge, M inn. HAMILTON, IOAN Fargo, N. D. HAMMER, ALLEN Plaza, N. D, HAMMER, NANCY Ruslzford, Minn, HANBURY, SHARON Pleasant Lake, N. D. HANSON, CHARLES Broolen, Minn, HANSON, CONNIE Hawley, Minn. HANSON, EUGENE Wolf Point, Mont. HANSON, HARQLD Breckenridge, Minn, HANSON, IOAN Devils Lake, N, D, HAUGE, G. ROGER Big Timber, Mont. HAUGEBERG, IUDITH Minot, N. D. HAUGEN, BEATRICE S laples, Minn. HAUGEN, CAROL Weszby, Mont. HAUGEN, HELEN Lariinore, N. D. HAUGEN, MARIETTA Two H arbors. M W HECTOR, GLORIA Crosby, N. D- HEDENBLAD. LOUISE Su perior, Wif. EDLUND I OHN H i G Willmar, M nm. N HEGGE, RAE ,AN Ortonuil1e,M1fW- ,.-..... -... ..,-.....-..:.':'.r4,r.....3,.: '---U W ,gy S. , D ., SQA?-'Qu' V - 4. I B ...L A HEGRE, MARLENE HEIMSNESS, IOAN HENDERSON, LEANN HETH, LAVONNE HICKS, JUDY HIGHLAND, BONNIE HOEL, SYLVIA HOFFART, MARIANNE HOFSTAD, PHILIP 'if Sz:-2.1 WIT Montevideo, Minn. Moorhead, Minn. Halstad, Minn. Anamoose, N. D. Charlson, N. D. Moorhead, Minn. Erskine, Minn. Missoula, Mont. Eagle Bend, Minn. I-IOGOBOOM, MARGARET Sentinel Butte, N. D HOLEN, JANET HOLM, PAMELA HORLOCKER, BETH HOVELAND, LOIS HOVLAND, SANDRA HOXENC, JAMES ISAACSON, MARILYN ISZLER, GRACE IACKSON, RICHARD JACOBS, ALICE IACOBSEN, DONNA IACOBSON, DARRYL IACOBSON, M. KATHY ACOBSON SHIRLEY I , IANKE, DARLENE IAYNES, JEROME IENSEN, GERALDINE IOHNSON, BARBARA I. IOHNSON, CLARICE IOHNSON, GLORIA IOHNSON, IOANNE IOHNSON, KAREN IOHNSON, LARRY IOHNSON, LILLIAN IOHNSON, MARIO JOHNSON, RICHARD I. JOHNSON, ROBERT JOHNSON, SONIA M. IOHNSTAD, MARTHA JORDAN, MARGARET Baclqoo, N. D. Wheaton, Minn. Fargo, N. D. Calgary, Alberta Westhope, N. D. Moorhead, Minn. Perth, N. D. Fessenden, N. D. Madison, Minn. Moorhead, Minn. Sauk Centre, Minn. Spicer, Minn. Flaxville, Mont. Cholqio, Minn. Halloafay, Minn. Miles City, Mont. Raymond, Minn. Benson, Minn. Beloit, Wis. Great Falls, Mont. Lalqota, N. D. Benson, Minn. Parkers Prairie, Minn. Valier, M on t. Strathcona, Minn. Moorhead, Minn. Callaway, Minn. Williston, N. D. Mahnomen, Minn. Richmond, Calif. 161 ..--..H. .,.. A -.... ' ..-.4-.N . ... . E ..--.. . ...., , . 4111 pf 1 2 504' arf - . . l ' w KOLSTAD, I-IANNAH KORSMO, EVA KVAMME, SEVERT ' LANDA, MARY LANDSEM, IUDY LARSEN, DAVID L. LARSEN, MARK LARSON, CARL LARSON, IOANNE LARSON, KURT LARSQN, LUANNE LARSON, E. VIRGIL LEE, HELEN LEE, ROBERT LEERVIG, MARY LEESEBERG, AUDREY LEPPERT, IAMES LERBAKKEN, EUNICE LERUM, DARREL LEWIS, BETSY 162 Chester, M ont. Williston, N. D. Larimore, N. D. Sebeka, Minn. Q' r, We-A if Y Edmore, N. D. ' Moorhead, Minn. Rapid City, S. D. Parkers Prairie, Minn. Lolo, Mont. Elbow Lake, Minn. Culver, Minn. Red Lake Falls, Minn. Wolf Point, Mont. Glyndon, Minn. Fosston, Minn. sm A A A A, X f ,.., ' ' , Lei A591 3 F 1 ' e il f X ,jg W ,QA IORGENSEN, IOHN IORGENSON, RUTH KAUF MEN, BARBARA KELSTRUP, DELORES KISE, WALTER KIENSRUD, IANICE KIONAAS, MARILYN KLEMERSON, VALBORG KLOFSTAD, GARY KNUDSON, MARY ANN KNUTSON, KAREN L. KNUTSON, KERMIT KOFFRON, GAIL KOHLS, PORTIA KOLLE, RODNEY Rochelle, Ill. Thief River Falls Glendizze, Mont, Fargo, N. D, Brooklyn, N, yn Thief River Fall, Moorhead, Minn Rudyard, Mont. Plentywood, Mont, Portland, N, D, Granite Falls, Minn. Santa Barbara, Calif. Sauk Centre, Minn. Sacred Heart, Minn. Elbow Lake, Minn. I . -----' - . ' Q if ff, - A ,., A i?.k5r , if mf. is . , if if whiff. A 1 . v, q U V I . A, 1.3. X 'A-A I Parkers Pra,',.ic' Minn. an , ,. 'W' A A i xi, 9 Edgeley, N. D. , A L' P 3 A x.', Corinth,N. D. '-,V ,.?y:f ' fx 7 Sweet Grass, M ont. A T4 ' NX i, iiet. , 1 tVrV i tfqifg Mrlplelon, Minn. A L 'hils A N l . I -I S ,X , F- If 'ir 'J r A L ,i Aa A, S W J y K ,Q Nw 1 if . I Au 5 fd, 5 141 5 hi n SHCKELSON, MILLER, BEVE MILLER, DIA WLLER, IOSEP MOE, CONRAD MOE, L013 im, CAROLY WUEN, Ro :'f0RGENTIl1iIi -ORTENSON, AHEEHIUQ WN, ng KA A Hog' SH QM' L lf, Ill, i:IerF lIs gvlgfos. - s WI, RiverF,,11, Wd, Minn' Wd: MUNI iw00d.Monp nd,N. D. Il6F11lls,Minn, Barbara,Ca!if, Ccntre,MInn. fl Hcar1,Mfnn vI.ulqc,IIinI. -neg 5 I I '29 J II. vm. M, , f ....-....5-q-- f ' '...,:--' -W ..... -A-I--on 'Zp': 1 ....:'.'. .., N ' 2, ev --n........, 'run-,-i.,..!..u.,,,,' Q-.m -.-.,,., MICKELSON, HOWARD C roolqston, Minn. MILLER, BEVERLY MILLER, DIANNE MILLER, IOSEPH MOE, CONRAD MOE, LOIs MOEN, CAROLYN MOEN, RONALD MOROENTHALER, HERB MORTENSON, KAY MULLER, RICHARD MYHRE, WAYNE NELSON, DOROTHY NELSON, KAREN F. NELSON, SHARON Fargo, N. D. Hettin er N.D. g , Aneta, N. D. Rugby, N. D. Corinth, N. D. Madison, Minn. Larimore, N. D. Valley Stream, N . Crosby, N. D. Herman Minn Fingal, N. D. Correll Minn. I-Ialstad Minn. I - 'mi ..,, ,. , Glasgow, Mont. I , F V ' we I I I Ar', .Y L . .5 LIDAHL, LARRY LILLICROP, IEAN LOCKWOOD, CAROL LOMMEN, PAUL LOVE, ROBERTA LOVSNESS, BRENDA LUNDBY, MARGARET LUNDEEN, RODNEY MOCANN, MARCIA MOKENZIE, GERALD MALVEY, KAREN MAGNESON, HARLAND MADSEN, SUSAN MADISON, CAROL MCLEOD, LORNA MARTIN, IANICE MATHISON, GLORIA MATHRE, DAVID MAWHINNEY, LINDA MELSNESS, ORDEAN TT 1:... '-'.-.:.':.5Iis1SEF-1?:J:::ii-:.:5Z:'E '-'??2'i1 . !i'T'+ .:m:- C' Plentywood, Mont. Sheldon, N. D. Austin, Minn. Alexandria, Minn. Fargo, N. D. Hanley Falls, Minn Casselton, N. D. Stephen, Minn. Billings, Mont. Malta, Ill. Moorhead, Minn. Cam rose, Alberta' Moorhead, Minn. Big Sandy, Mont. Moorhead, Minn. Tappen, N. D. Ortonuille, Minn. Oslo, Minn. Williston, N. D. Edmonton, Alberta m2Q?:,,,v,A,. ,.,.., , ., 163 . ..... ,,:..... ,. ,, .,A.... , , ,:,'- 3- . ,.-, ,, 'f ' .2.'II',.. 7.3 fELf.. r.'. .! A , . . , . ,, .f' Wm-.- . . , - - fs- nm.. -....... .... J. - .+f' ' -- .' , , ,.-.. .--I sw I- ..-.,.r...,. -- .. ,....-.. --..-..-......-- --..-A .1 rvrwzzfre- 5- ,F-fre-'-'f--'A- nY-J2ff2'-.r - r'-f-f-- --A - 3' ' - -- -f f A' 2 ,, ,,,,.,.. .......... ., .. , .,..... . ,,,, ......... ,...., . . .. .. ..--.... L Leading the biggest and brightest freshman class in the history of Concordia College are these officers Paul Gilbertson, presidentg Stewart Folland treasurerg Ianet Rendahl, secretary, and Donald Burton, vice president. PEDERSON, IOAN PEDERSON, PAUL E. PEDERSON, WALLIS PETERSON, BARBARA PETERSON, IOYCE PETERSON, J. KENNETH PETERSON, MARILYN PIETSOH, DON PRESTI-IUS, JANET PROSSER, MARILYN 1400? Lk , .NI f .? v5'J QUALLEY, WAYNE J 'Q- If , QUAMME,NORMA J : J, W4 hrar OUAMMEN, JOHN I RAYMOND, DENNIS I, ,,,. Q .f e'I1 J , I L. REBER, IANICE U if if P7 RENDAHL, JANET RICHMAN, ROBERT RIDDLE, JOAN RIEDBERGER, PATRICIA RILL, AUDREY GKXA 164 Fargo, N. D. Duluth, Minn. Wolf Poinz, Mont. Billings, M ont. Glyndon, Minn. Wheatland, N. D- Deuils Lake, N- D- Durhin, N. D. Bismarclq, N. D. Greenbush,Mf'1 ' Fargo, N. D' Wahpeton, D- Hgplqins, Mznn. Sisseton, S' D' . B,-.aw-fdge,Mfn' M oorheazl, lV1l 1 ' Tower CifJ N'D' Shelby, Moflf' Hawlcy,M1'1'1- Ada, Minn- RDIESTAD, JUN RINGSTAD, RO ROBERTSON, HOLANDSON RUNNING, BA l0NSBERG NSETIER KUD, NAO lm, c MI HBO WIS, Q MNDBA QC NNN 5C 5533555 NSLACEK ERSQN r V 'ffN...,......,....-P I, . Q bw,v,,,,,,,.,,,,. ,. ,. ,, RIMESTAD, IUDIT RINGSTAD, RONALD ROBERTSON, DIANE ROLANDSON, BEVERLY RONNING, BARBARA RONSBERG, AUDREY ROSETTER, RICHARD li Grand Forks, N. D. Fergus Falls, Minn. Seobey, Mont. Thief River Falls Boyd, Minn. Hawley, Minn. Granite Falls, Minn. RUD, NAOMI Portland, N . D. RUFER, GREGORY Moorhead, Minn. RUIKKA, IEANNE M in neapolis, Minn. SABOE, ROBERT Dawson, Minn. SACI-IS, GERALD Detroit Lakes Minn. SANDBAKKEN, LORRAYNE szsmgn, S. D. SCHMOLL, DALE SCH OCK, OSCAR SCHOLBERG, ALIEAN SCHWARTZ, SHARON SEDLACEK, CAROLINE SEDERHOLM, IOAN SEVERSON, ARLEN Hazen, N. D. Tuttle, N. D. Ortonville, Minn. F airfax, Minn. Radium, Minn. Casper, Wyo. Cottonwood, Min 5 f-A I B. WA I . .. I, .- , .....,.....,:::fi21:x:z-7'-37'fs--Af-.5 . ,L I-I--v If- ' ' Www-uv--.-,. un. N L... -.. .-. ,......--.'-fr - ' .zI.......,. .,, ...M---.B NELSON, SUE NETZER, IANICE NEUSTEL, DONNA NIELSEN, MARK NIGHTENGALE, IOHN NORD, SHARON NORDBY, DAVID NOSS, PHILIP NYBAKKE, IOANN NYGAARD, PETER NYGARD, BETTY OASE, MARLENE OISTAD, LAVONNE OLIN, IOAN OLSEN, IOHN OLSON, DELLA OLSON, DON OLSON, GERALD G. OLSON, GERALD W. OLSON, IUDITH OLSON, KAY OLTMAN, DOROTHY OLUESON, DAVID ORDAHL, DARLENE ORVIK, BARBARA OTTO, VIRGINIA OVERLIE, KARL PEDERSON, GERALDINE ,. -I ..i.,.:,.., , ,,f-,11,:- Bagley, Minn. Hazen, N. D. Robinson, N. D. Westby, Mont. Alexandria, Minn Wolverton, Minn. Ada, Minn. West Africa Halloway, Minn. Enderlin, N. D. Leonard, N. D. Wildrose, N. D. Karlstad, Minn. Crosby, N. D. Milwaukee, Wis. Watford City, N. D Sharon, N. D. Ada, Minn. Roseau, Minn. Broeket, N. D. Greenbush, Alinn Deneer, Minn. Park River, N . D. Outlook, Mont. Finley, N. D. Denbigh, N. D. Glendive, Mont. Ironton, Minn. .... ..1r.,g3,-'ff .-an I-.-l . .. Y ' ,Mw,,w............. ,,,,,, ,..,... 5 rznzmna-,TgwW3f1g'g-'1,, , - ..... -. .LE .fin-:Staff 4:- -IS'1 W It-Wil.-.. I-1-. ' , ,uh . L , W . ,df SIEBERT, ELSIE SIGDESTAD, GRETEL SKARSTEN, TED SKARSVAAG, RUTH SKIONSBY, IANET SKROVE, THELMA SKYBERG, ALICE SMEDSTAD, MARY SMEDSTAD, RUTH SMITH, PHILLIP SMOGARD, DONNA SOBY, DAYTON SOLHEIM, CAROL SOLVIE, CAMILLE SORENSEN, IUDITH SPRINGER, KEITH STADUM, IANICE STAKSTON, MALIN STAUPE, KAY STEFONOWICZ, ROBERT STENBERG, BARBARA STENSLIE, IUDY STENSRUD, LORRAINE STEVAHN, DIANNE STOCKEY, CAROL STQLEE, KARYN STOLTENOW, MAVIS STORSTAD, ELAINE STRAND, IOAN SIMUNDSON, MARILYN SKARSTEN, ,IOI-IANNES SKARSTEN, RAYMOND Enderlin, N, D' Moorhead, Minn. Mohall, N, D, Staten Island, N, Y Staten Island, N, YZ Benson, Minn. Perley, Minn. Wheaton, Minn. Davenport, N, D. Fisher, Minn, Starbuclg, Minn. Starbaclg, Minn. M inneapolis, Minn. Binford, N. D. Fergus Falls, Minn. Maddoclq, N. D. Hancock, Minn. Rothsa Minn 35 - Grand Marais, Minn. Esmond, N. D. Fergus Falls, Minn. Mayville, N. D. Wildrose, N. D. Olqlec, Minn. Watford City, N. D- Minneapolis, Minn. Ray, N. D. West Virginia,Ml'1 ' Hibbing, Minn- Wahpeton, N- D' Manuel, N. D- Billings, MOW- STROM, MARGARET Sidney, Mom. SUKO, DON Thunder-Hiwk,S-DY SUTSCHEK, IOYCE WesiHemPfffad'N' ' SWENSON, MARILYN Kimi,-ea, N. D. u SWIFT, ROSE ANN Sauk Centre,MW'1- .'f I. I 2 A I-' ' I L 1-1 TOLSTAD, 10A IoIIIIsoN,- IL TORGERSON, I IQIVIK, ROGE TRAEHOLT, M, IWIIIIN, ci UIIIII, DON I UNDERDAHL, UIIIAM, REIIN VANDREE, IA VANGERUD ' VANNOTE if VENBERG 'Rf WAGNER,,JAI WALLIN, DUI WALSIV II.IIIBHIg,ii I WEBB fH E WENBT Lg: WE IIHWEYEES IVINDINESQ .Maxx .-vu.--...-.... T' '11-I i2.::::z:. .':f-- - - ,, -3'-'TZE'.: .. .- .,, .. ,, .W .--.-......... .A . - -.. .- --7 T-...-..44..-.y,g,,- .z717-v:,--:-,,..,41..:-+-:g,,.'. ln d el-1. f0..f,Qf',3gIko. lolzall' Ni gm. Izazen Ifjand. ram, IMI. lfnsomh K rN'iv ling. jlirlcyl Mlnny heutowhm PDUEHPOVI, N Zuhffillinnl l vmrbudlflliln, mrbucliilllinn, neapolis,Ninn. 'ord, N. D. Jus Falls, Minn. ldoflq, N. D. fcorlq,Minn. lsay, Minn. nd Marais,ll1'nn. Ionl, N. D. yu: Falls,Nim1. 'zfille,N.D- lrose,IN-D' -g, M ml!- fdfd Cuy, ll' neapolis,M'll' N. D. v ' 1 I t Vi,ginia,llinn wing MMD 1pet0fhN ' ' . I vel, N' D' ng, Mont M nl. 'r Nallk' Sflll. efilllwd' l 1,N-Dv er11re,M m' YY TOLSTAD, IOANN TONNESON,-ILENE Dazey, N. D. Minot, N. D. TORGERSON, MARGARET Stephen, Minn. TORVIK, ROGER TRAEHOLT, MARY TWEETEN, CAROL ULMER, DONALD Turtle Lake, N. D Fullerton, N. D. UNDERDAHL, HAROLD Ergliine, Minn. Moorhead, Minn. Moorhead, Minn. URITAM, REIN VANDREE, IANICE VANGERUD, IOANNE VANNOTE, YVONNE VENBERG, RODNEY WAGNER, IAMES WALLIN, DUANE Kindred, N. D. Fargo, N. D. Circle, Mont. Steele, N. D. WALSWICK, SANDRA Mahnomen, Minn. WAMBI-IEIM, IVAN Hatton, N. D. WATNE, IOEL French Equatorial Africa WEBB, THOMAS Mm. Vi.-fa, Calif. WENDT, LOUANN Mahnomen, Minn. WESTBY, NORMAN WHITE, PHYLLIS WILSON, MARGARET Fairdale, N. D. Kindred, N. D. Stephen, Minn. WINDINGSTAD, ELAINE Dawson, Minn. Sisselon, S. D. Wolf Point, Mont. Coleraine, Minn. SYLTIE, RUSSEL SYVERSQN, TWYLA Porter, Minn. Reynolds, N. D. TALLAKSON, DANIEL Fargo, N. D. TEMANSON, GLEN Parkers Prairie, Minn THOEN, PAUL Kindred, N.D. THOMAS, CAROL TI-IRONSON, SOLVEIG Barron, Wis. THYSELL, NANETTE Hawley, Minn. TOLLEF SON, IANICE Osnahroelq, N . D. TOLLEFSON, LUTHER Starhuelq, Minn. Watertown, S. D. K. ' FA., lL' 'I ' Q. A xt .f:- I , A. tg, Q. ,U- Q i, . ' ij, 167 Advertisers banks for helping HE Cobbcr community sometimes seems on the surface to be self-sufficient, in actuality it is de- pendent on the good will and cooperation of the Moorhead-Fargo area. We appreciate the support of the business concerns which have advertised in this book, published for their present and future cus- tomers now living on our college campus. By pur- chasing permanent advertisements on these pages our generous supporters have gained the appreciation and friendship of the student market. Local busi- nessmen not only aid Concordia through advertise- ments in the paper and yearbook but also through their support of our athletic program. We extend our gratitude to our advertisers, realizing that many of them support Concordia in even bigger ways , through their contributions and leadership in the Concordia 'College Development Program. Members of the 1958 COBBER staff join in a hearty thanks to all who stand behind Concordia. IOANN NELSON, Advertising Manager ARVID OLsoN, Business Manager Your Friendly Dry Cleaner P Serving Concordia for 20 Years KOST BROTH ERS. INC. Manufacturers of Iolrevete Blocks and Bricks Washed Sand and Gravel Ready Mix Concrete FARGO Sz MOORHEAD Compliments of . . . THE FARGo TOGGERY TOWN AND OOUNTRY FLOWERS Hart Schaffner 8: Man: Iarman Shoes BRIGGS FLORAL COMPANY Clippe C ft Fl h , Sh 1' I2 ors eim oes SHO TWELL FLORAL COMPANY Dobbs Hats McGregor Sportswear F . REDRICKS FLOWERS Hickey Freeman Arrow Shirts FARGO FLOR AL COMPANY 228 Broadway I, Luther Iacobson '34 DAKOTA NATIONAL FARGO NORTH DAKOTA MEMBER F.D.l.C. Complete B'- 'kl 9 Services for Everyone 168 I702 IS' 'We K :iii ' U For 6 H' i? A Pil0ne 3. I E X 1 in gmt A , . ...-.,.ea..g:x. ...-.mg1gfm..+5g44,,,,-f-....f.Li,iiEI-ifj:7:,..l - ---'-1m..T:L.. STENERSON BROS LUMBER COMPANY COM L'MENTS I702 IsI Avenue Norfh Moorhead Mmnesoia S 5 FREEZE IT TO SAVE 703 Cenfer A ai, Y F I I I Broadway Phone32I77 ARNBERG 81 RASMUS I ' open 9 fo 9 Sundays I +0 9 LOCKER SERVICE NC For a Happrer Healfhler Longer Lnfe Have a Hobby Moorhead Mmnesofa I I I I I . of I 4 I SIE., I if ' A0957 ' M 1' venue I new I Moorhead, Minnesoia our rozen Food Cemer I Q -,, I .. L I 5 .. 2 ' . I ,HI-19. 255 - ' 1 . I . I . I . Ianager cr IRY ml' on '34 2 MBER EDIC. COMPLIMENTS OF AMERICAN STATE BANK Moorhead, Minnesofa 'I' 'I' 'I' A Friendly, Home-Owned Ins+iI'u+ion .... . . . . A Good Bank Io Do Business Wi+h DeposiI's Insured Up Io Sl0,000.00 CAPITAL AND SURPLUS s5oo,ooo.oo +++ 'I Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporafion COMPLIMENTS OF DIERCKS PRINTING CC.. INC. 30 NorI'h Third-Moorhead, Minnesofa Phone 3,l39l Arihur R. Dierclcs, '55 G A M B L E S Moorhead Drug Company THE REXALL STORE THE FRIENDLY STORE 506 Cenfer Avenue 7I0 Cenfer Avenue Moorhead, Minnesofa Moorhead, Minnesofa Phone 3-'529 169 -.,, MELBERG CHURCH SUPPLY, INC. and BOOKSTORE The Northwest? Only Complete Church Supply House 30 North Third Street Moorhead, Minnesota M P' - L ' IIP '+ S au+Sra?flnEmsLambZlT3:in+am S Glass - Wallpaper - Janilor Supplies Bob Frih' Class '35 STEIN PAINT 8: GLASS CO. no 4TH smear Noam MOORHEAD 509 N' P. Ave. Fargo Dial 2 870' Curl Gabrielson loolcs over lhe Nor'fl1wesf's largesl' diamond colleclion al' Cresceni Jewelers l 1,1-1-1 S Pe 'l s Pioneers in Nor+l1 D'alro+a 'lor 'lhree generafions . G. L. ESTABLISHED l9l4 FARGO. N. DAK. S I+ cosls no more al' Fargo's lines? jewelry 5-fore 170 -pn. ...J 1 I..-wr-.-......--. , ww X DDS I-IIIUI X af. ' I I I I SHAREL COFFEE NOOK I0l0 7'l'I1 Avenue SouII1 COLLEGE HEADQUARTERS FOR MEALS AND LUNCHES Perk's Barber Shop 3 BARB-ERS Below the Donaldson Friends of the Cobberf' THOMPSON YARDS YOUR 4EI LUMBER DEALER H. G. Werner, Mgr. Dial 3-I375 24 Norlh Fifih Sfreel' Moorhead, Minnesofa NORTHERN SCHOOL SUPPLY THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE CAMERA STORE IN THE NORTHWEST Bolex - Ansco Bell 8: Howell 63I N. P. Avenue Argus - Zeiss Leica - Easfman Dial 5-665 I Compliments of . . . comvumfems OF G. L. Dosland 8: W. B. Dosland HORVICK ELECTRIC MOTOR CO. Moorhead, Mf7ZH6J0f6l FARGO'S FINEST FASHION STORE FOR WOMEN f575'1ewz2i1'imZ'a9L04ffo -we MOORHEAD FUEL COMPANY Eric Marlinson COAL - FUEL OIL ' -I537 ufh 9+h Dm' 3 Moorhead, Minnesola ll I ll l ll li l LUNCHES NEUBARTI-rs JEWELRY A The Ciiy Hall ls Jusl Across 'rhe Sfreei MEALS l Moorhead Minnesota 9l5 Isl Avenue Soufh Moorhead, Minnesola Exper+ Walch Repairing COMPLIMENTS or MEN'S CLOTHlER'S-RETAIL DIVISION Ted Evanson Men's Wear - Fargo Toggery - The Sfraus Company Siegels Men's 8: Boys' Wear - Weingar1'en's - Globe Clofhing - Sharlc's Clolhing For Coal, Furnace Oil, Feed, Seeds . . . call on oscAR H. KJQRLIE co. ANDYS GROCERY Dial 5-6407 One Block Nor'rh of Parlc Region Main Avenue and Firsf Sfreel' Fargo, Norfh Dalcofa MOORHEAD MINNESOTA . QQ 0 X QQ fb hx! I Z Cfiff., 531.51 SEEAMERYI 'NC' FARGO NORTH DAKOTA 172 WC Co DIAL 3-I5 Moorhead M. - R I3 Soulh 81p ST 612 S -,...... , ..1:- ' f.f L 7L:?::' - 'W'--' 'H-Y W- ------ --,. .' z...:' -Q1---for-.oo V-3. ..., ,-,we- A , Q., ., .-..... .. ,,, ....,.,., , A v. .-.,, . ,, ,,,, ,..v, .,. r I. , v--- ....1. Ta... A :FM .4 vvo. 7... ...::r.x..m,.,, M--o:T..,....g-TL. .v.,.:::.- f-. - ..,, , I.:-ont... -M4 I ...o.:,... .., N, .11 1 A... . . .....,. ..... - -N - b ...H , ....., .. .... GN-.. . , uh V- .. -1 RY ei X 5 PLUNKETTS FURNIT DRAPES, CARPET, FURNITUREJRE Moorhead, Mmnesofa H Il? QoI?ple+e H ome- urnls lngs Sfore Moorhead, Minnesoia Phone 3-2456 quality first GRAVEEDHOTEI- COFFEE SHOP Colls-l32l Complete Department Store We Specialize in Fine Foods and Service fo Sociefy Banquefs and Homecoming Luncheons. Five Beauiiful Banquei Rooms. DIAL 3-1555 MOORHEAD For Groups of I0 fo I65 SPORTLAND MoorI1ead's Mosi Complefe Sporfing Goods S+ore Moorhead 3.3 PM Av enue Scum Phone 3-2386 C0mPIImen'fS of - - Moorhead's Complefe Phofo Supply Sfore SPiZ,f1iTi21iZELT.io A. A T. WHCLESALE Fargo ooo Moorhead S U PPI-Y, I N EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE RIDLEY'S OFFICE SUPPLY Dial3-3424 I7 Sou+h 5'I'I'l S'I'I'ee'I' e I8 Sou+I1 8+h Sfreef Moorhead, Minnesofa STEVER'S NECCHI - ELNA Sewing Center YARD GOODS, NOTIONS, MACHINE REPAIRING Charlie Stever 612 Center Ave. Moorhead, Minnesota THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST CO. OF FARGO THE omnssr BANK IN Noun-I oAKo1A Member Federal Reserve Bank-Member Federal Deposir Insurance Corp. 173 4 -- o . -, .........,..-..... ,-:..z L-llI.t' t'!': 'L ,. Q- lJ3'd7 'L ' . - 324' --3--45ff.'5 BEST WISHES TO CONCORDIA COllEGE NORTHERN STATES POWER COMPANY Th F N Tional Bank in HoiZ?3?ned Iniependent Bank I Member E.n.r.c. Fargo, Norfh Dakota I: ri,1Ef,'?'0 Milk EAT THE BEST Fon LESS THE FARGO CAFE Open Daily from 9 a.m. To l:00 6-01- Ice Cream Air-Conditioned as Broadway. Fargo C0tt21gC Cl'1CCSC D A FASHION-WISE DEPARTMENT STORE MOORHEA Fargo North Dalrofa Merchants National ComplimC11fS Of - Bank ESL Trust CO. HOME CANDY CO- . .I. C. . Member F D I 310 Mazn A 11612216 Faygo North Dakota MOORHEAD 174 HE cl' ir1t0 the mc 5fudCHts adl fordia Conf cred index 3 g3nizat10I1S- A' 5, T. Wllol Aakcr, Iohn, A Aglgaard, Glen Aamodt, Fran Aamot, Geralc Aanensolb Gal Abbott, Mrs. T Abrahamson, A Activities, 100- Adair, Roger, A Adamson, Cha Administration Admissions, 15 Administrators, Advertisementd Agrimson, Joel Akre, Verna, l Albrecht, Glori Albright, Bever Albright, Darry Alexander, Rob Alexson, Cora, All College Par AAPAM Epsilon I 'AIPAI Kappa C Alpha Phi Ga 'AAPAQ Societyfrl Alpha Zeta Phil Alumni ornfe, Amlfan0mand, American Linen Anleriean State Amundsens Al' Amundsonr R03 Amunrud Andersen Anderson Anderson Anderson 'Anderson T Norr v R0gCl r Avell r Avis, i MTS, , B ' Anderson, CEE: Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson, Anderson, Anderson Anderson, 1 Dani r Donn T Denn x Dorm s Elain Erma Gffral Glen Andersnn, lone, lean 11 KCI1 n Linda Anderson, Alldtfson, Anderson, Andnsonj 54,551 ..,'-l , ,.,--....g.--nLL2.L.5:.g--g,.,..'T.L5-. -..1 -.lfv--as-...... X 01721921607 for your comfenzence HE closing pages of the 458 COBBER lead you It is our sincere wish that when you look throu h into the index, a list with page references of every your COBABER in future years, the index we his student, administrator and faculty member at Con- Compiled for your convenience will serve as a guide cordia College. We have included also in our gen- to College life at Concordia College in '57-'58, eral index academic departments, activities, and or- NY CSC ganizations. IAY BORCHERT, Idenzijicazzon Edztov A A. tc T. Wholesale Supply, 173 Aaker, Iohn, 74, 130 Aalgaard, Glenda, 77, 157 Aamodt, Frances, 60, 72, 123 Aamot, Gerald, 39, 141 Aanenson, Gail, 40, 56, 59, 130 Abbott, Mrs. Warren, 19, 20 Abrahamson, Luther, 72 Activities, 100-127 Adair, Roger, 82, 85, 87, 88, 89, 9 Adamson, Charles, 53, 130 Administration, 10, 11 Admissions, 15 Administrators, 11, 17 Advertisements, 168-191 Agrimson, Ioel, 43 Akre, Verna, 130 Albrecht, Gloria Albright, Beverly, 141 Albright, Darryl, 62 Alexander, Robert, 61, 157 Alexson, Cora, 150 All College Parties, 117 Alpha Epsilon Sigma, 41 Alpha Kappa Chi, 34 Alpha Phi Gamma, 51 Alpha Society, 51 Alpha Zeta Phi, 36 Alumni Office, 13 Amirarjomand, Hossienali American Linen Supply Company, American State Bank, 169 Amundsen, Arnold, 55, 157 Amundson, Robert, 39, 69, 150 Glenn, 56, 117, 130 Amllnrud, Norrine, 150 Andersen, Roger Anderson, Avella, 141 o Anderson, Avis, 79, 150 Anderson, Mrs. Betty, 157 Anderson, Brian Anderson, Clifton, 41, 62, 85, 141 R Anderson, David . Anderson, Dennis M, 43, 150 i Anderson, Dennis O., 150 Anderson, Dorothy, 79, 157 Anderson, Elaine, 157 Qndefsonf Erma, ss, 77, 157 nderson, Gerald, 71, 157 Anderson Anderson 3 Anderson, 7 Harrier, 30, 50, 60, 130 Helen, 157 Anderson, lone, 77, 157 Anderson Anderson Y x Ieannette, 44, 60, 130 Kenneth, 130 Anderson, Linda, 157 Z , 8 188 Anderson, Lois, 157 Anderson, Majel, 36, 52, 57, 58, 60, 131 Anderson, Manard Anderson Marcia, 65, 157 Anderson Marvin E. Anderson Marvin G., 55, 91, 157 Anderson Myra, 157 Anderson Nels, 37, 92, 98 Anderson Paul I., 39, 85, 150 Anderson Paul N., 141 Anderson, Paul O., 131 Anderson, Ronald, 35 Anderson Russell, 47, 56, 130 Anderson Sandra, 42, 141 Anderson, Sharon, 61, 157 Anderson, Sherry, 64 Anderson Vivian, 55, 157 Andrews Hotel, 186 Andy's Grocery, 172 Angstman., Harriet BOB GREENFIELD Bauck, Elizabeth, 44, 66, 131 Beach, Mr. A. Scott, 24, 30 Beastrom, Evonne, 46, 131 Beck, Barbara, 157 Beck, Carl Beck, Gerald, 35, 150 Behr, Robert Belgum, Kathleen, 74, 158 Beltz, Sandra, 40, 60, 150 Bengtson, Robert, 158 Benedett, Miss Alice, 12 Benson, Ioan, 36, 57, 141 Benson, Patricia, 40, 62, 150 Berens, Mr. Robert, 2.1 Anseth, Ieanne, 44, 60, 61, 141 Anseth Kay, 44, 60, 78, 13-1 Archibald, Alice, 157 Arneson, Grace Asp, Roger, 37, 131 Aspengren, Harlan, 74, 157 Asper, Mr. Wallace, 22 Arnberg 8c.Rasmus, Inc., 169 Art Club, 56 Art Department, 23 Artist Course, 126 Athenians, 37 Athletics, 82-99 Audio-Visual Education, 58 Aubol, Clare, 45, 50, 51, 52, 69, 131 Aubol, Lorna, 44, 68, 150 Augsburg Publishing House, 190 Awalom, Gennet, 141 Berg, Anna Mae, 40, 52, 131 Berg, Carlin, 35, 72, 131 Berg, Donald, 131 Berg, Faye Ann, 55, 65, 158 Berg, Irene, 54, 131 Berg, lean, 150 Berg, Norton, 57, 158 Berg, Richard, 35, 99 Berge, D. O., 17 Berge, Ion, 56, 150 Berge, Robert E., 35, 14.1 Berge, Miss Ruth, 25 B Bagne, Gloria, 40, Bailey, Mr. Carl, ll, 17, 18 Bailey, Mr. Kenneth Baker, Faye, 150 Bakke, Kristian Bakken, Wallace Band Tour, 122 Bard, Book 8: Canto, 57 Barie, Ioanne, 78, Barrett, Mary Lou, Barsness, Annette, Bartz, Mr. Albert, Bartz, Sharon, 44, Baseball, 98 Basketball, 86-90 79, 150 150 44, 56, 57, 60, 131 46, 52, 58, 62, 141 19 131 Basketball, Varsity, 88, Freshmen, 91 Berger, Beverly, 123, 158 Berger, Marjorie, 40, 72, 123, 150 Bergeson, Barbara, 34, 60, 79, 141 Bergh, Barbara, 40, 72 Bergland Oil Company, 186 Bergly, john, 131 Bergstad, Beverly, 44, 150 Bermodes, Estelle, 46, 58, 60, 150 Beta Tau Omega, 47 Bertils, David, 142 Bervig, Shirley, 40, 72, 151 Beyer, Edgar, 98, 151 Bihrle, Donald, 35 Bilden, Rebecca Biology, 29 Birkeland, Dave, 89 Bjelde, Gerald, 61, 142 Bjelland, Dick Bjerke, Everett, 142 Bjerke, Hope Bjerke, Ronald Bjerke, Roxanne, 158 Bjerke, William Bjork, Miss Pearl, 20 Bjorke, Bruce, 37, 131 Bjorklund, Sherry, 54, 77, 131 Bjorkman, Carol, 40, 60, 151 Bjorkman, Marilyn, 77, 158 Bjornson Bjornson Bjornson Bjugstad, , David, 35, 58, 142 , Hazelle, 158 , Karen, 38, 151 Roger, 43 Blair, Ioan, 36, 151 , K f ,,,,,, ,, . ,,.......-v-.Il -111.4411-vE '1' ws: --... .W -- I THE CONCORDIA COLLEGE FO0D SERVICE Miss Amy Erickson, Manager CAFETERIA SNACK BAR 44,1241125' 131 14115111 9, 016, 7 149115101511 11,131 21.1 ' 51 5111f1C,,15 14 112,113 vic101C'1 1 DNB' 151 111111111 61661151 21n,111f',,, 111, 151 2,11 ol 1 linilnberlr 451 61 LQl1l1f111.1fl11 151 1,1 ,Pam ' 1 Hpnrinne 34 77,151 i11f1l1'AnlE11f 117, 831 98' 1 ilfsrlhm, El1n1111,1l11 WD' 22' 1111111111 59,6111 142 1:51 lima' 1 i1r1:n,D1l1'1' 131 BIBIED, 1111111 158 11111, Glenn 1,1111111, 11111131 1Bt11en, 112111511 40' 142 Ride 41 Clmncc Barbar81 158 111111101111 lomm' 158 gmrdon, Ronald, 158 1:1nd1'i1,Pan1, 721 142 Bassrnr, Victor 1,111,111 0111 M., 22 B:1tn11l,l,01ve11, 451 561 631 1 Barn, Eldon, 191 B5 lra1tnn,Pau1ine, 29, 131 Bre1t,Faith, 15B Bsedabl, Edward Br1daon,Mary, 132 Brclvold, Ierrv, 72 Brellae, Earl, 45, 24, 151 Bfcl1e,lliss Iulia, 26 Brfn1len,1ohn, B5 Brennnn, bliss Martha, 21 Brewster, Beverly Bridges,1ohn, 85, 158 Bri11grdahl,Riehard, 132 Brinkman, Richard, 158 Brol1le,Richard, 37, 132 Brollard, Deanna, 158 Bromstad, David, B5 Brower, Twyla Gay, 158 110111, Miss Beverly, 30 Brown, Elizabeth, 153 Brown, Gail, 411, 73, 77, 1 Brown Hall, 30 Brown, Robert, 151 11111 Cleo, 151 Emn1m0IlCl, Mr. Robert, mBmE1Fredrick,39 11 l1r11stven,Avis, 79, 158 rustven,N0,,m 40 15 Brvwen, Lavem 11511 Bl13l11R0gQ1l 151 illkl' MB' 10111, 22 JL le1',Mr, 111md 11111 w - C1112 nrg 'l'1w,1sn Bn11,:iPhyms' 401 58, 1111 el Rqgelv 158 B11DOI131d, E:11l91I1ieq, 158 '11, 111' B1n1an0fl11nGiaCf1 14 l111rBes5,11r gravm81 l Bufanllizab homas C BllI11,G1 . H111 7 11111111131 38' 551 1 Bums 1H 1111111113111 M ' n 1lil11nhD1vsn 1 Buslndslgmald' 551 1' eparrmem i 1 SJC ,L .1 ,X Blessum, Glory, 44, 12 4, 125, 131 Blessum, 13915, 158 Bluebird Cafe, 132 Board of Directors, 17 Bog, Duane, 131 BOC,I21Ck, 41, 131 BOC, Peter, Boe Boe Mrs. V. C., 15 :ML Victor C., 14, 112, 113 Boelter, David, 158 Bookstore, 14 Borchert, IHY: 45: 61, 66, 151 Borseth, Ioanne, 42, 60, 151 Borson, Robert, 45, 68 Bossart, PC2811 LOU Bossman, Patricia, 40, 151 Bourcy, Duainne Boutiette, Annette, 34, 77, 151 Bowles, Barry, 62, 87, 88, 98, 142 Bowman, Mr. Dean, 22, 114 Boze, Lee Carole Boyer, Ianice, 38, 59, 60, 142 Braaten, David, 131 Braaten, Elman, 158 Braaten, Glenn Braathen, Clara, 158 Braathen, Margy, 40, 142 Bradley, Clarence Brakke, Barbara, 158 Brandjord, IoAnn, 158 Brandon, Ronald, 158 Brandvik, Paul, 72, 142 Brasseur, Victor Bratlie, Mr. Otto M., 22 Bratrud, Lowell, 45, 56, 63, 69, 142 Braun, Eldon, 49, 85 Brayton, Pauline, 29, 131 Brect, Faith, 158 Bredahl, Edward Bredeson, Mary, 132 Breivold, Ierry, 72 Brekke, Earl, 45, 74, 151 Brekke, Miss julia, 26 Brenden, Iohn, 85 Brennun, Miss Martha, 21 Brewster, Beverly Bridges, Iohn, 85, 158 Bringedahl, Richard, 132 Brinkman, Richard, 158 Brokke, Richard, 37, 132 Business Office, 12 Bufrke, layne, 46, 60, 151 C Cabinet, 49 Cady, Robert, 78, 151 Cafeteria, 176 Caltvedt, Betty, 36, 60, 132 Campus Activities, 118, 121 Cannon, Iohn Carl B. Ylvisaker Library, 15 Controller, 11 Cook, Cherryll, 46, 65, 151 Cordes, Dorian, 39, 78 C0Ugh1in, Ioyce, 36, 65, 151 Cox's Bakery, 188 Crescent jewelers, 170 D Daehlin, Sharon, 61, 159 Dahl, Deanna, 61, 67, 159 Dahl, Ioyce, 74, 159 Carlson Carlson Allan, 55, 158 Bonita, 158 Carlson Carol, 55, 74, 115-8 Carlson, Gary, 40, 41, 62, 85, 88 Carlson, Kent, 39, 142 Carlson, Lenore, 34, 66, 79, 151 Carlson, Sonja, 74, 158 Carlson, William, 35 Carr, Zona, 34, 142 Cass Clay Creamery, 172 Cass, Gwen, 34, 60, 151 Chadima, Lee, 42, 54, 72, 151 Chambers, Marilyn, 158 Chapel Choir, 77 Chase, Hugo Chase, Ralph, 85, 158 Cheerleaders, 96 Chemistry Department, 28 Chi Delta Phi, 39 Childs, Diane, 151 Chi Nu Chi, 55 Chi, Zeta Lambda, 38 Classes Brollard, Deanna, 158 Bromstad, David, 85 Brower , Twyla Gay, 158 Brown, Miss Beverly, 30 Brown, Elizabeth, 158 BFOWH, Gail, 40, 73, 77, 132 Brown Hail, 30 Brown, Robert, 151 Brtek, Cleo, 151 Bfllmmond, Mr. Robert, 13, 105 Choirs Chapel, 77 Cobber, 76 Concert, 72 Choir Tour, 123 Christenson, Dale, 43, 132 Christenson, Irvin, 151 Christenson, Mr. Irvin A., 27, 99 Christenson, Katherine Christiansen, Elsa Christiansen, Mr. I. M., 27, 82, 84, 94 Christiansen, Mary, 61, 158 Christianson Mr. Paul I., 25, 73 Christiansen, , Deanna, 40, 96, 151 Christianson, Iames, 158 Christianson, Ioel, 45, 151 Christianson I Mr. Leif I., 25, 79 Christmas Concert, 114, 115 Christolfersen, Margaret, 38, 61, 151 Christopherson, Allen Christopherson, Iames, 82, 83, 85, 98 Clark, Claudette, 158 Clark, Iames Clark, Robert, 89, 98 Dahl, Ronald, 74, 159 Dahl, S. L., 17 Dahlen, Hope, 159 Dahlen, Morris, 37 Dale, Mrs. H. M., 12 Dale, Mr. Donald, 11 Dalen, Audrey, 55, 159 Dakota National Bank, 168 Danielson, Mr. Curtiss, 12 Danielson, Iames, 45, 151 Danielson, Marcene, 96, 159 Danielson, Norman Danielson, Robert Danner, Harlan, 142 Darr, Erna, 38, 60, 62, 67, 70, 151 Dasinger, Iames Daugherty, Cleone, 77, 142 Davenport, Mrs. Blanche Davidson, MaryBelle, 34, 142 Davis, Duane, 71, 151 Debate Club, 53 Dean of Men, 14 Dean of Women, 14 Dean of Instruction, 9 Dedication, 6, 7 De Lendrecie's, 184 Deems, Iames, 17 Deere, Louis, 91, 159 Delamore, Elain, 61, 74, 159 Delta Rho, 45 Development Office, 13 Development Council, 17 Dick, Lawrence, 74 Dickinson, Myrna Diericks Printing Co., 169 Diercks, Arthur, 17 Dinga, Mr. Gustav P., 28 Disrud, Dennis, 142 Dockter, Arden, 71, 159 Doerries, Reinhard, 35, 48, 50, 132 Domjahn, Roger, 43, 52, 58, 71, 132 Donley, Gene Donovan, Robert, 159 Dordal, Mr. Harold, 20 Dornquist, Robert Dosland's, 171 Doughty, Marilyn, 40, 54, 151 Bruning, Fredrick, 39, 142 Brustven, Avis, 79, 158 Brustven, Norma, 40, 151 Brusven, Lavern, 158 Bryan, Roger, 151 Bucklelb Mrs. Ioan, 22 Buckley. Mr. Wendell, 25, 75, 113 Buege, William, 158 Bugbee, Phyllis, 40, 58, 132 Bugbce, Roger, 158 Bult, Donald, 61 Bult, Ianice, 158 Bunke, Miss Grace, 14 gureau of Engraving, 190 Burgess, Mr. Thomas O., 6, 7, 19 uran, Elizabeth, 44, 72, 151 Burk, Gloria, 38, 55, 142 Burke, Bob BUFIIS, Hazel BUff1Mf-John M., 24, S3 Burtman, David Burton, Donald, 55, 1587 164 Business Department, 24 Seniors, 130-140 Iuniors, 141-149 Sophomores, 150-156 Freshmen, 157-167 Clemensen, Violet, 74, 158 Clingo, Iudy, 44, 77, 142 Clow, Larry, 74, 158 Coast-to-Coast Store, Moorhead, 186 Cobber, 67 Cobber Choir, 76 Cobber Hall, 20 Coca-Cola, 186 Cockerill, Patricia, 158 Cofling, William Coleman, lone, 159 Combellick, Iohn, 41, 85, 112 Commencement, 107 Concert Band, 78 Concert Choir, 72 Concordia College, 180 Concordian, 68 Contents, Table of, 5 . . ........,, ,,,,,,,,,..4A :4,.... Dove, Paul, 39, 49, 56, 77, 142 Dovre, Paul, 43, 49, 50, 53, 132 Downie, Bryan, 98 Drache, Mr. Hiram M., 21 Drama, 124, 125 Drama Guild, 53 Dravland, Vernon Drummond, Ann, 40, 49, 51, 57, 68, Dryden, Bob, 77, 159 Dryden, Gertrude, 36, 132 Durham, Iohn, 39, 79 Dussere, David, 159 Dussere, Paul, 50, 51, 55, 132 E Eckhardt, Louise, 42 Economics Department, 18 . Education, Elementary, 20 Education, Secondary, 20 142 THE F RGO FOR and MOORHEAD DAILY NEWS MORNING-EVENING-SUNDAY ha it... x- 'CIRCULATION . . . Over 53,000 'Families subscribe to and receive the Fargo -Forum every day. 1+ NEWS COVERAGE . . . The best available . . . in local, area, state, national and world wide. x- RESULTS in ADVERTISING . . . 53,000 pre-sold families attest to this fad. 1+ LOW 'C-O-ST . . . Where else can you andf your family buy so much reading pleasure, information and entertainment for only pennies a day? I YOU receive all this . . . 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Fiske, Dennis, 159 Fitch, Deanna, 72, 123, 1159 Fjelstad Hall, 31 Fjelstad, Sandra, 159 Fjelstul, Alice, 36, 143 Flaa, Evonne, 53, 152 Flaa, Kirsten, 38, 55, 74 Flaat, Elaine, 72, 123, 132 Flack, Chester, 61, 132 Flack, Karen, 42, 152 Gamma Kappa Chi, 59 Ganter, Carolyn, 40, 143 Garnaas, Ahna, 44, 59, 77, 133 Garnaas, Karen, 40, 79, 152 Gedstad, Miss Vilera, 24 Germanson, Owen, 98 Getz, Irene, 36, 143 Giere, Shir ley, 46, 133 Gilbertson, Larry Gilbertson, Paul, 77, 116, 157, 160, 164 Gilbertson, Roger, 62, 83, 84, 85 Gilbertson, Ronald Gilbertson, Miss Ruth, 14, 30, 65 Gilbertson, William, 74 Gildemeister, Grace, 42, 123, 152 Gildemeister, Gretchen, 72, 143 Gilsrud, Kerrine Gierde, C1 inton, 35, 77 Glawe, Eileen Glein, Ardean, 160 Glende, Eric, 37, 78, 152 Glomstad, Glomstad, Golf, 97 Gary, 43, 49, 50, 95, 97, 133 Robert, 43, 152 Gomer, Virginia, 42, 55, 65, 143 Goodman, Betty Lou, 42, 152 Gorden, Ierome Gorder, Clayton, 43, 56, 57, 60, 62, 99, 133 Gorder, Darwin, 91, 116, 160 Engh, Iames Engh, Kenneth, 45, 55, 151 Engh, Phillip, 39, 52 Engle, Bonnie, 38, 57, 71, 142 English Club, 57 English Department, 23 Epko Film Service, 171 Erickson, Miss Amy, 12 Erickson, Arland Erickson, Astri, 159 Erickson, Carole, 116, 159 Erickson, Donald, 95, 159 Erickson, Dorothy, 38, 57, 78, 142 Erickson, Elizabeth, 34, ,151 Erickson, Howard, 49, 143 Erickson, Iames, 74, 159 Erickson, Iudith, 159 Erickson, Leland Erickson, Marilyn, 34, 56, 60, 132 Erickson, Marlys, 60, 159 Erickson, Milton, 132 Erickson, Parker, Sheriff, 18 Erickson, Randall, 74, 159 Erickson, Ray, 98 Erickson, Tyrone Erickson Wa ne 35 70 F y A 1 , Eflkson, David, 159 Ef'kS0nyM2f1CI1C, 35, 59, 60, 132 ESkf1i,EvClyn, 40, eo, 151 EM, Becky, 36, 152 Evenson, SUSSU, 34, 60, 66, 70, 143 Everson, Doris, 46, 152 EVCFSOH, Gladys, 159 EWZII, Charles Flagstad, Duane, 45, 60, 143 4 Flanagan, Dana Flancher, Leon, 37, 57, 74, 78, 132 Flegel, Darlene, 159 Fleming, Larry, 35, 72, 1125, 152 Flint, Ioyce, 74, 78, 132 Floe, Lola, 160 Flom, Mike, 99 Florey, Fern, 42, 52, 60, 132 A Folland, Nathan, 70, 143 Folland, Stuart, 72, 160, 164 Folstad, Helen, 60 Football, 82-85 Foreman, Larry Foreword, 4 Forkner, Mark Forness, Esther Forsgren, lean, 34, 74, 143 Forsgren, Ioan, 34, 74, 143 Forsythe, Carol Foss, Allen, 39, 143 Foss, Charlotte, 46, 60, 152 Foss, Donald, 39, 150, 152 Foss, Sonja Tallakson, 72, 133 Foss Lumber Company, 178 Fossell, Ianice, 36, 54, 143 F Faculty, 18-29 Faculty Show, 113 Fagerstrom, Mr, Duwainy 24 Faifmfifll Foods Com 174 Falk Dennis pany, Falls, Ioan, 132 Fantasmagoria, 113 Fossum, Iudith, 160 Frank, Carol Franke, Wendell, 85, 143 Franklin, Kay, 79, 122 Franks, David, 92 Frarck, Ianet, 44, 60, 65, 74, 78 Freshmen Class, 157 ' ' 59 Freshmen-Sophomore Home Economics, Freshmen Week, 104 Freshmen Talent Show, 104 Fristrom, Elaine, 36, 60, 77, 143 Fritz Sporting Goods, 170 Froehlich, Gary, 45, 65, 152 Froseth, Ierry Froseth, Kent, 35, 72, 73, 99, 133 Frosh Frolics, 116 Fuglestad, Mr. R. E., 29 Fundingsland, Dianne, 40, 152 Fundingsland, Donald, 39, 49, 152 Future Teachers, 60 ' ' '1.4:,.::--:z,:1- '-..gQ.::.a:' :1 ,',3 L , 14.3 ': ......... .... L.::::1.3..,:-..... .,.. - .,. , ,, ,, Gotta, Dr. I. L., 180 Graduation, 107 Grages, Donald, 43 Gran, Burton, 143 Grand Hotel Grandstand, Carl, 62, 85, 98, 143 Grandfor, Andrew Granvold, Norman, 160 Graver Hotel, 173 Green, Charles Green, Donald, 62, 83, 85, 133 Green, Richard, 49, 91, 160 Green, RoseMary, 40, 57, 63, 143 Greenan, james, 41, 99, 133 Greenan, William, 41, 85, 95, 98, 152 Greenfield, Robert, 35, 49, 67, 152 Griffin, Frances, 61, 160 Grimsrud, David, 85, 152 Grimsrud, Ted, 17 Grinaker, Mr. V. F. Grindberg, Thelma, 160 Gronaas, Ilene, 36, 66, 71, 133 Gronbeck, Iuli Ann, 59 Gronbeck, Marlene, 46, 152 .Gronbeck, Myrna Grong, Sandra, 57, 143 Grosz Studios, 174 Grottodden, Peter, 43, 133 Grove, Byron, 45, 152 Grove, Yvonne, 40, 60, 77 Grover, Mary, 40, 152 Grubb, Mr. Rodney, 20, 22, 56 Grundahl, Allan, 39, 43, 56 ,65, 71 Gryte, Neil, 152 Gryte, Patricia, 160 Gubr-ud, Lois, 160 Gulbranson, Richard, 85 Guldseth, Ioel, 77 Gullickson, Nancy, 38, 79, 152 Edwin, Ir., 27, 82, 87, 88, 89 Gulsvig, Mr. Gunderson, Allan, 85, 160 Gunderson, Burton, 160 Gunderson, Charles, 47, 61, 133 Gunderson, Delores, 22, 40, 54, 79, 152 Gunderson, Miss' Doris V. Gunderson, Lloyd Gunderson, Sybil, 46, 50, 133 CONCORDIA COLLEGE Moorhead, Minnesofa Joseph L. Knufson, LL.D., Presideni Concordia is a Chrisrian college of ihe liberal ar1's and sciences and is alifiliaied wifh The Evangelical Lulheran Church. His accrediied by The Norrh Cenfral Associalion of Colleges and 'rhe Nafional Associaiion of Schools of Music and is a member of 'lhe American Associaiion of Colleges. Degrees granled are ihe Bachelor of Aris, Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Science. Cosis are mod- eraie. For a calalog and applicafion for admission, wri+e +o 'I'he Office of Admissions, Concordia College, Moorhead, Minnesoia. COMPLIMENTS OF Dr. J ,LT Qoffa Foss Building Moorhead Minnesofa FEVIG INSURANCE AGENCY INSURANCE AND LOAN SERVICE Moorhead. Minnesoia Our Policies Pay Moorhead Plumbing Company G. S. Manlernach '49, Owner Dial 3-0436 Ill Eighih Srreel Sourh Moorhead, Minnesoia WARREN'S CAFE BANOUET AND PARTY FACILITIES 15 N. 4+h S'rree'r Dial 3-0118 Moorhead, Minnesoia Everyrhing for 'rhe Home Harry A. 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W 101 Hrlvcrsonr Dalld H1versoUIElm'l60 , 1l11versoI1IM11'5 Thelma' ' Hrlvorsolli Dofolhy' 133 Hr1IorsoIlIl2mfe'29 , Hnlrorsovr LOYCC' 44' 151 Hrlvorson, 1111111171 58' 65' Hamasaki, new, 152 Hamilton, Ioan, 55, 104, H,,,1mff,Allcn, 160 Hgmmer, Nancy, 105, 16 HIrIImond,Hc1cn Hnnbury, Sharon, 160 H.Inc1,Elainc, 44, 152 Hrnkins, Lois Wilra, 36, Hnnkins, Stan, 57, 60, lf Hanncmann, Waller, 65 llanscn, Charlotte, 40 HInsen,1'1cnry, 115, 133 Hansen, Norman, 47 Hanson, Mr. A. E., 17 HInson,A1icc, 36, 152 l11nson,Ardis, 44, 60, l HIDSOHI Barbara, 44, 49, ll311501J,13Cl'D1C,39 1 ?S011,Brno:, 133 115011, Carolyn lHl411l:50U, Charles, 160 50 Connie, 78, 16 lIE.:SonIQCH111S l 3011, u en H.Inson,Haliolr13 1373. 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I Minneiola X I I I rANY Z Gymnasium Auditorium, 27 GymD35dCS, 95 Haugen, Darryl, 61, 152 Haugen, Dean, 37, 97, 134 Haugen, Helen, 55, 160 Haugen, Haugen Kathryn, 59, 60, 134 Roger 45, 85 H 1-Iaakorison, Elsie, 60, 78, 143 Haaland, Dennis, 45, 57, 152 Haaland, Mafslggl llen, 1 Hiiiidiihli Mariloll, 40, 78, 122, 152 , ohn S2Qf2f111,n,1d,41, 66, vo, 143 Hagen, Philip Hagestven, Warren, 160 Hagglund, Dorothy, 603 Hagness, CUIIIS, 74, 160 ann, Beniamin, 47, 61, 152 Halladay, Mr. Neil, 25, 72 I-Ialling, Charles, 39, 143 Halmrast, Grant, 150 Halverson, Mr. Arndt, 109 Halverson, David Halverson, Elvin, 160 Halverson, Miss Thelma, 25 Halvorson, Dorothy, 133 Halvorson, Janice, 29 Halvorson, Loyce, 44, 152 Halvorson, Philip, 58, 65, 152 Hamasaki, Betsey, 152 Hamilton, joan, 55, 104, 160 Hammer, Allen, 160 Hammer, Nancy, 105, 160 Hammond, Helen Hanbury, Sharon, 160 Hand, Elaine, 44, 152 Hankins, Lois Wika, 36, 49, 60, 133 Hankins, Stan, 57, 60, 133 Hannemann, Walter, 65 Hansen, Charlotte, 40 Hansen, Henry, 115, 133 Hansen, Hanson, Hanson, Hanson, Hanson, Hanson, Hanson, Hanson, Hanson, Norman, 47 Mr. A. E., 17 Alice, 36, 152 Andis, 44, 60, 133 Barbara, 44, 49, 50, 60, 133 Bernie, 39 Bruce, 133 Carolyn Charles, 160 Hanson, Connie, 78, 160 Hanson, Dennis Hanson, Eugene, 160 Hanson, Harold, 74, 78, 160 Hanson, Mr. H. Folmer, 17 Hanson, loan, 74, 160 Han90H,10anne,36, 49, 50, 65, 13 Hanson, Llyal Hanson, Marian, 56 Hanson, Robert Hanson, T. C., 17 Hanson, Wayne Hanson William 45 143 Harm, Mr. Ernest 25, 77 Harstad, Bill, 98 Hamad, Kenneth, 45 Hartfiel, Mary, 44, 152 Hattie, John, 47, 134 Harwood, Mrs. Clara, 20 Hass, Roderick Hatula, Charlene, 36, 134 Haus, Lowell HWS, Robert, 35, 61, 143 339830, Marietta, 160 Hauge, MY- Gabriel, 107 autge, G. Roger, 160 Hallge, Vincent, 61, 134 Hauseberg, Judith, so Haugan, David gaugen, Allen, 55 augefl, Beatrice, 160 Haugen, Carol, 61, 150 Haugom, Jean, 46, 55, 152 Haugstul, Dorothy, 34, 59, 143 Haukebo, Katherine, 134 Hausmann, james, 85, 91 Haustveit, Audrey, 34, 35, 60, 134 Haustveit, Shirley, 34, 35, 60, 134 Hawkinson, Solberg, 182 Hayden, David Hwlth Service, 14 Hector, Gloria, 160 Hedenblad, Louise, 160 Heder, Judy Hedlund, john, 160 Hegge, Rae Ann, 74, 160 Hegre, Marlene, l6'1 Heimsness, joan, 16-1 Helgeland, Joyce, 152 Hemmingson, Verla, 44, 152 Henderson, LeAnn, 74, 161 Hendrickson, Herman, 99, 143 Hendrickson, Neil Hendrickson, Virginia, 46, 58, 152 Hendrickx, Andrew, 62, 85, 94 Henschke, Clayton Hentila, Shirley, 44, 52, 57, 58, 60, 134 Herfindahl, Beverly, 34, 96, 144 Herman, Charlene, 44, 144 Hermansen, Louis, 67, 134 Hermodson, Arlen, 63, 65, 130, 134 Herreid, Mrs. Ruth Herzog, john, 99 Heth, LaVonne, 16.1 Hovland, Sandra, 161 Hoxeng, james, 73, 77, 161 Hughes, Gelene, 72, 144 Hult, janet, 44, 153 Hultin, Mrs. Beryl, 77, 153 Husby, Mr. Martin, 13 Hvidsten, Alfred, 17 Hvidsten, Gordon, 39, 99, 144 Hvidsten, Richard, 45, 55, 61, 72 I Index, 175-190 Ingwalson, Wayne, 45, 69, 144 Intemational Relations Club 58 Interstate Seed and Grain Cdmpany, 180 Intramural, 94-95 Isaac, Ephraim, 37, 56, .134 Isaacson, Eugene, 37, 56, 60 Isaacson, Marilyn, 161 Ishaug, Arnold, 99 Ismir, Awad, 37, 49, 50, 58, 134 Iszler, Grace, 161 Iszler, Paul Ivers, Lois Iverson, Caren, 38, 153 Iverson, Carol, 44, 153 Iverson, Dedrick, 144 Iverson, Glenn, 41 Iverson, Shirley Heuer, Mr. Gerald, 21 Heuer, Charles, 134 Heuer, Joanne, 58, 134 Jackson, Gary, 61, 64, 153 jackson, Richard, 95, 161 Jacobs, Alice, 1611 6 Heupel, Herman, 45, 53, 124, 134 Hicks, Judy, 161 Highland, Bonnie, 161 Hill, Pirkko, 56, 152 History Department, 21 Hobby House, 169 Hockey, 92 Hodges, Richard, 45, 61, 67, 141, 144 Hoel, Sylvia, 89, 96, 161 Hoeppner, Ruby, 42, 153 Hoff, Mrs. Hannah B., 19 Hoffart, Marianne, 55, 61, 161 Hofstad, Philip, 161 Hofstedt, Peter, 35, 144 Hogenson, Karsten Hoghaug, Tom, 72, 123 Hogoboom, Margaret, 161 Holen, janet, 161 Holen, Norman, 38, 39, 56, 144 Holgate, Sara, 36, 54, 77, 153 Holland, Herman, 39, 144 Holm, Pamela, 77, 161 Holman, Marjorie, 72 Holsti, Mildred, 46, 144 Holsti, Selma, 46, 144 Holtan, Elliott, 85 Holte, Gail Holton, james, 77, 93 Holvik, Nancy Home Candy ComP2llY, 174 Homecoming, 11'1 Homecoming Paradie, 112 Home Economics Club, 59 Home Economics Department, 26 Hoppe, Mr. Ralph H-, 30, M3 Hopperstad, Mabel, 36, 60, 61, 7 Horlocker, Barbara, 55, 161 Horlocker, Beth Horvick Electric Company, 171 Houfek, Connie, 153 Hove, Mr. O. H., 107 I-loveland, Lois, 161 Hovland, Marjorie, 36, 77, 153 9,122, 153 ......,......e : , 5- ,M Ms.-. , .., .., Jacobsen, Donna, 65, 1 1 jacobson, Darryl, 161 Jacobson, Donald, 72, 99, 134 jacobson, Mr. J. Luther, 17 Jacobson, Kathryn, 65, 66, 161 Jacobson, Lindley, 65 Jacobson, M. Kathy, 153 Jacobson, Richard, 45, 134 Jacobson, Shirley, 161 janecky, Mirza Janke, Darlene, 74, 161 Janko, Marlene jarboi, james, 153 jztynes, Jerome, 161 Jensen, Dennis, 88 Jensen, Geraldine, 161 Jensen, Gilltcrt, 99, 153 jensen, Lowell, 39, 77 Jensen, Marlys, 44, 60, 74, 78, 134 Jensen, George W., 19 Jensen, Thomas jeppson, Gordon, 41, 85, 98 jeppson, Karen, 74 jesten, Mary, 34, 111, 134 Johnson, A. j., 17 johnson, Alice, 36, 59, 135 Johnson, Alvin Johnson, Art, 62, 87, 88, 90, 97, 11 johnson, Barbara j., 161 johnson, Barbara N., 46, 144 johnson, Betty, 40, 135 johnson, Beverly C. johnson, Beverly jane, 54, 135 johnson, Beverly jean, 42, 135 johnson, Clarice, 60, 161 johnson, Craig, 41, 62, 82, 88 Johnson, David, 93, 153 johnson, Miss Dorothy R., 129 johnson, Frances, 135 Johnson, Gloria, 161 Johnson, Janice, 53 johnson, Jerome, 47,144 johnson, joannc, 161 .':z.L:.a.:u.'r:...: 6.1 .:...- ww. gf., nv , ,.. f.1...............-1. SWEDBERG CONSTRUCTION CO. 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Larry, 77- 151 johnson, Lillian, 61, 161 johnson Mario, 74, 161 johnson, Lyle, 8.5 johnson, Marjorie, 60, 135 johnson, Marlene, 72 Marshall, 35, 79, 135 johnson, johnson, Martin, 17 johnson, MHYY johnson, Myron, 153 johnson, Norma: 44 johnson, Richard I., 161 johnson, Richard W., 37, 55, 144 johnson, Robert, 161 johnson, Roger, 43, 135 johnson, Roland, 85 johnson, Ronald, 43, 60, 57, 135 johnson, Sidney, 72 johnson, Sonja A., 103, 153 johnson, Sonja M-5 16'1 johnson, Tallack johnson, Theodore johnson, Walter, 153 johnson, Wayne, 43 johnstad, Martha, 161 jonas, joan, 36, 66, 153 jones, Gary jones, Karen, 77, 153 jordahl, Miss Anna j. jordahl, Paul, 37, 49, 50, 57, 79, 135 jordan, Margaret, 65, 161 jordheim, Robert, 144 jordleith, Robert jorgensen, john, 162 jorgensen, Ronald, 61, 135 jorgenscn, Dwayne jorgenson, Ruth, 162 jorve, David, 37, 52, 135 jorve, jan ice jorve, Wayne, 43, 153 jossart, ja mes, 62, 85, 135 jossart, joyce, 153 journalism Fratemity, 51 julson, Idell, 40, 77, 144 junior Class, 141 lung, Wanyce, 44, 153 K Kamrud, Otto, 135 Kappa Beta Kappa, 60 Karow, Bradley, 135 Knudsvig, H. Ardell, 41, 93, 153 Knutson, Christine, 44, 59, 78, 144 Knutson, Clarence, 45, 144 Knutson, Earl, 55, 135 Knutson, Harold, 47, 61, ,153 Knutson, joan, 153 Knutson, Mr. joseph, 10, 17, 107, 109 Knutson , Karen A., 36, 77, 153 Knutson, Karen L., 162 Knutson, Kermit, 92, 162 Knutson, Paul, 45 Knutson, Philip, 135 Solveig, 57, 72, 135 W ' ..-1 'f'r ...-...,:..,. -- . -3 ' -A-'f --- wh. - .-v- ..4....-i.:1:L'r'7v'5--...ea.: - ---v-......e . ,. . .LL .. . . ...,. . .,,, ,-....,,,,g,4-W -........T 'f----......, .. , , 1 -........ ..... '-f-... ,,, Larson Larson Karen, 40, 75, 154 Kurt, 162 Larson Lenore, 44, 60 Larson Linda Larson Lowell, 98 Larson Luanne, 162 Larson Paul A. Larson, Paul E. Larson, Sharon, 34, 60 Larson, Shirley, 44, 59, 60, 145 Larson, Twile Larvick, Allen, 45, 69, 79, 122, 145 Leach, Robert, 35, 154 KOBB, 71 Kocher, james, 35, 78, 153 Koenig, Gerald, 4'5, 52, 144 Koffron, Gail, 74, 162 Kohls, Portia, 74, 162 Kolden, Gordon Kolden, Sandra, 42, 153 Kolle, Rodney, 162 Kolstad, Hannah, 162 Kost Brothers, 168 Korsmo, Eva Claire, 62, 74 Korup, Sonja, 38, 62, 153 Kraetzner, Celia Kramins, Andy, 45, 144 Kraus, Anne, 42, 65, 144 Krause, Mr. Donald, 27, 97 Krause, Mr. james, 18 Krentz, Waldemar, 99, 135 Kristensen, Elias, 144 Kronemann, Donald, 39, 145 Krueger, LeRoy, 39, 79, 145 Leary, jerry, 154 Ledeboer, Leroy Lee, Anna, 51, 72, 73, 135 Lee, Archie, 17 Lee, David, 45, 145 Lee, Dick, 39, 68, 77, 145 Lee, Lee, Lee 9 Gerald Gilbert, 47, 56, 65, 136 Helen, 162 Lee, Mrs. K. O., 14 Lee, Lola, 36, 59, 96, 145 Lee, Lowell Lee, Nancy jenson, 40, 50, 110, 111, Lee, Nancy K., 34, 60, 111, 136 Lee, Robert, 162 Leervig, Mary, 162 Leeseberg, Audrey, 162 Leighton, Sandra, 61, 62, 74, 154 Leland, Harold, 145 Leopold, Roger, 35, 145 Leppert, james, 162 Krueger, Sieghard, '135 Kruger, Miss Florence, 26 Kuball, joanie, 40, 145 Kumpula, Laura, 40 Kvale, Rosalie, 42, 153 Kvamme Construction Company, 188 Kvamme, Severt, 162 Kvemshagen, Doreen, 153 Kvidt, Hope, 36, 145 Kyvig, Aileen, 40, 60, 153 L Lahren, Arnold Leraas, Monroe, 41, 62, 85 Lerbakken, Eunice, 162 Lerum, Darrel, 61, 162 Lettermen's Club, 62 Leverson, Dale, 35, 62, 94, 96, 99, Leverson, Glen, 35, 145 Lewis, Betsy, 64, 77, 162 Lewis, Sonja, 72, 154 Library, 15 Lidahl, Larry, 61, 163 Licbelt, james Lienmann, john, 41, 65, 145 Lier, M. Rosalie Lillicrop, jean, 163 Lahren, David, 37, 57, 135 Lambie, Yvonne, 34, 74, 145 Lambda Delta Sigma, 40 Landa, Mary, 162 Landgaard, jerome, 145 Landsem, judy, 162 Lang, Mr. Reuben Lillo, Patricia, 38, 145 Lillo, Mr. Waldemar E., 17, 19 Lindquist, Mr. E. Dale, 18 Lindquist, Gordon, 35, 70 Lindquist, Hope Lindsey, Allen, 43, 55, 136 Lindskog, Carolyn, 36 Linclstrom, Marian, 44, 60, 154 IBLIC -MENT Q ,legit vices. . willl elechi 1 llle Slale lor llli all Kaufmen, Barbara, 61, 162 Kaushagen, Barbara, 42, 153 Kavanagh, Yvonne, 38, 59, 77, 144 Kelder, Cathleen, 38, 65, 67, 144 Kelm, j0yce, 44, 135 Kelstrup, Delores, 162 Kieliszewski, Leo Kindzerski, Stanley, 43, 61, 72, 73, 153 Kise, Walter, 162 Kittelson, Dan, 62, 98, 135 Kittlcson, Mary Lou, 38, 39, 49, 153 Kjensrud, janice, 16-2 Kjonaas, Marilyn, 162 Kjorlie, Oscar H., Company, 172 Klorsvik, LoRaine, 111, 135 Klein, Nellie Klemerson, Valborg, 61, 162 Kleven, Keith, 43, 98, 144 Klever, David Klofstad, Gary, 61, 162 -1 Kloster, Mrs. Florence, 27 Klungness, Dale, 41, 92, 98, 144 Knecht, Donald Knight Printing Compan-y, 178 Knudsen, David Knudson, Adelia, 36, 60, 135 Knudson, Iewel, 42, 53, 59, 135 KnUdS0f1, Mary Ann, 162 Langemo, Mr. j. M., 22 Langemo, joan, 38, 63, 77, 153 Langemo, Ruth, 38, 54, 65, 78, 150, 153 Language Department, 21, 22 Larsen, David L., 77, 162 Larsen, Gary Larsen, Mr. Herman Astrup, 21 Larsen, j. David, 35, 72, 153 Larsen, Mark, 77, 162 Larsen, Rey, 106 Larsen, Mrs. Ruth Larson, Allen, 41, 85, 89 Arthur, 37, 77, 153 Larson, Larson Bruce, 41, 57, 70, 145 Larson Carl, 53, 162 Larson Carole, 38, 145 Larson 7 Dianne, 34, 154 Larson, E. Virgil, 69, 162 Larson Mr. Edward, 11, 13, 17 Larson G. Paul, 39, 72, 145 Larson Larson Larson Gloria, 46, 60 Mr. Ivan R., 24 janice Larson, jean, 38, 79, 154 Larson, joanne, 61, 162 Larson, Larson, Ivy judith Literary Societies, 33-47 Lockwood, Carol, 163 Lockwood, james, 136 Loefiier, Mr. Robert, 29 Loken, jeannette, 46 ,60, 154 Lokensgard, Mr. F. T., 17 Lokken, Kathryn, 67 Lokken, Rodney, 43, 136 Lokken, Wesley, 62, 85, 154 Lommen, David, 124, 125 Lommen, Paul, 85, 163 Lona, Howard Long, Edward Lorents, Alden Lovaas, Paul, 61, 154 Love, Roberta, 163 Lovsness, Brenda, 62, 74, 163 Luchau, Barbara Lucken, Karl Luger Fumiture Company, 184 Lund Doug Lundj Mr. Gene, 22 Lund, Lund, jon, 37, 71, 75, 79, 136 Kay, 34, 54, 77, 136 Lundby, Margaret, 163 Lundby, Miss Theresse, 12 Lunde, john, 72, 136, 173 ......... 1 -1---.. xg -51 g- 'A ',.....:,g, - Qg....,... - 1 1 45 Carl B. Ylvisaker Library T. F. POWERS CONSTRUCTION CO. Dial 2-4414 Fargv. North Dalrota Building with Fargo-Moorhead since 1893 ULSAKER PRINTING CO. Commercial and Publications 315 Broadway FARGO DIAL 2-1146 NORTH DAKOTA COMPLIMENTS OF For Your Hardware Supplies Appliances DRS' H' D' 8' P' E' VisitaComple're Hardware Store Fevlg 'Su'a ce Bldg' RED RIVER HARDWARE CO. 419 Ist Avenue North , Moorhead' Minnesota Moorhead, Minnesota THE PIERCE CO. PRINTERS . LITHOGRAPHERS . 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Mildred Howell, 45, 154 Bao 11111: Qgq,11arcio, 46, 56, 50, 136 Coy, Rnon, 71, 163 d5,l'1'onr1c, 154 L1n,11onald, 154 Eon,Gcrald, 146 Lnndnllobcrl, 55, 91 fl,ll111CS, 91 Li, lzolfr, 163 Carolyn, 40, 41, 154 Helen, 146 ioo,Dnrlcnc, 57, 154 3111,d13l111I1C, 34, 146 Iron, Nrnry, 56, 136 4416 Don-rlmeor, 21 5130111 lolnn 5fi'111C3f011'H138, ro, 146 3i'U1Glorla, 163 in David, 113 341, Ronald, 47, 99 511 llll, frlllbgify 39, 48, 154 ?f11iS1Ge11111, 22 nh, no Tlfflr Lind 31lTro11no1o3,l R141 35, 136 S-Inn, 15, 154 1oe1,73 lillllrohg no 114441 In-, wo 11l1,' . 601 1154 ' A1d1'0'1'1n, 27 sl llhllllitlgil . , Moorhead Dial 3-0772 Farg0'5 Dependable Home Furnishers Since 1878 2nir1Ing,,mBauEoE,2172 T' I 0115132 , ll' lonnilrzifl 60, 136 .i nn, iflt1rrly,457' 601 146 STRADIVARI 5'14,l'1o1v,,l521136 5167 1 ARROW 1.311111 ' 63 N t' ll K B cl ' 1541- a rona y nown ran s WEMBLEY Del-endrecles ,Dhll,2gl163 Thin., PENDLETON gfore for Men p,,,Npi114,o7,,,6 5 d1l1n4i7l'73 163 kllllllalqll 13 In-dlllle S ' ' 1,52 6 , 0, ' ' '- ' A 1 V - - ,- .Y W----.--4--..aa..z.ru .,.. .-.zzrrfzv--.--:a:.1a:::.-'-1--.-. :g.r'.:r -' 10, Dam! 29 lawn AKOTA CO. .1114 ! me j S -111 3 Lundeen, Curt, 43, 136, 163 Lundeell, Rodney Lundhagenv Wayne Lutes, 12014, 85 Lunar, Mrs- E152 Lump, Mr. Martin H., 21 Lynch, Anneline, 35, 65 D, Denms limi? Waldemar, 35, 117, 146 Lyme, Dale, 37, 70, 146 Lysfjg, Lawrence, 57, 58, 146 M MacLeod, Mrs. Mildred, 21, 27 McBurncy, Susan, 36, 60, 14'6 McCann, Marcia, 61, 163 McCrehill, Larry McFarland, Iohn, 92 McKenzie, Gerald, 77, 163 McLeod, Lorna, 79, 163 McLeod, Mrs. Roy Madison, Carol, 61, 74, 77, 163 Madrigals, 73 Madsen, George, 39, 49, 56, 146 Madsen, Susan, 163 Madson, M. Leroy, 146 Magneson, Harland, 57, 163 Magnuson, Mr. Mildred Malm, Lowell, 45, 154 Malone, Mark Maloney, Marcia, 46, 56, 60, 136 Malvey, Karen, 71, 163 Manley, Yvonne, 154 Marken, Ronald, 154 Markuson, Gerald, 146 Markvardt, Robert, 85, 91 Martin, Iames, 91 Martin, Ianice, 163 Martini, Carolyn, 40, 41, 154 Martini, Helen, 146 Martinson, Darlene, 57, 154 Martinson, Maurine, 34, 146 Martinson, Nancy, 56, 136 Mathematics Department, 21 Matheson, Iohn Mathieson, Carolyn, 38, 78, 146 Mathison, Gloria, 163 Mathre, David, 163 Mathsen, Ronald, 47, 99 Matson, Earl, 35 Matson, Roger, 39, 48, 154 Mauseth, Miss Geneva, 22 May's, Inc., 169 Mawhinney, Linda, 163 Medical Technology, 29 Meisenholder, Robert, 35, 136 Meland, Ioan Meland, Iune, 46, 154 Melarvie, Ioel, 72 Melherg Church Supply, Inc., 170 elby, Ioyce Meldahl, Marilyn, 40, 60, ,154 Melsness, Ordean, 92, 163 Melting, Alfred Memorial Auditorium, 27 Men's Clothier Retail Division, 172 Merchants National Bank, 174 MCfgenrha1,D0ri,, 42, 56, 60, 13 Mergenthal, W. Iennings Messelt, Kay, 36, 57, 60, 146 Meyer, Beverly, 40, 52, 136 Mlckclson, Howard, 67, 163 Midthune, Carol Miller. Beverly, 65, 163 Miller, Dianne, 65, 163 Miller, Elaine, 34, 67, 146 M111eff10SCPh, 65, 711, 74, 163 Mtnshall, Gene, 45 M3fChe11,Mf. Gale, 11, 13 Mitchell, Marianne, 34, 51, 52, 6 6 0, 136 Mitskog, Arlington, 146 Mobe rg, Miss Eunice, 13 Mobraten, Ann, 38, 154, 177 Mobraten, Robert Moe, Moe, Moe, Moe, Moe, Moe, Moe, Moe, Moen Moen Conrad, 163 Dean, 41, 48, 49, 50, 51, 55, 58, 70,136 Evan Mr. I. M., 22, 63, 65 Mr. Leonard A., 19 Iohn, 99 Louis, 163 Shirley, 136 , Carolyn, 74, 163 , Phyllis, 60, 136 Moen, Ronald, 125, 163 Mohn, Lowell, 35, 57, 130, 136 Mondamin, 35 Monson, Mr. Allwin D., 16, 24, 57 Monson, Mrs. Christe Monson, Paul, 39, 48, 56, 146 Monson, Sylvia, 44, 60, 69, 77, 146 Montana Club, 61 Mood'y's, 174 Moore, Cynthia, 40, 60, 154 Moorhead Fuel Company, 17-1 Moorhead Sugar Company Moorhead Plumbing 8: Heatin Morgenthaler, Herbert, 163 Morris, Hugh, 136 Morrison, Mr. Stanley H. Morstad, Dennis, 91 Mortenson, Kay, 163 Mosman, Ronald, 71, 146 Moum, Marlys, 34, 55, 146 Moye r, William, 99 Mueller, Leonard, 65, 146 Muir, Marlene, 56, 74, 154 Muller, Richard, 163 Mundhjeld, Mr. Sigurd, 21 Mu Phi Epsilon, 54 Mu Pi Gamma, 55 Music Department, 25 Music Organizations, 72-79 Music Sorority, 54 MuS igma Pi, 42 Musil, Marion, 36, 56, 57, 65, 66, 146 Muus, H. I., 17 Myhr e, Wayne, 163 g, 180 Mykle, Ann Ioy, 34, 52, 58, 66, 146 N Narveson, Mr. Carl R., 16, 19, 20 Narveson, Paul Narveson, Mrs. Sophie Natterstad, Barbara, 46, 60, 154 Natvig, Harold, Ir., 154 Naylor, Betty, 40, 61, 154 Nelle Nelle Nelle rmoe, Don, 41, 61, 94, 136 rmoe, Howard, 154 rmoe, Ronnie Nellermoe, Roy, 41, 85, 94, 95, 98 Nelsen, Miss Nora, 14 Nelson, A. IoAnn, 34, 35, 146, 168 Nelson Mr. Armour H., 22, 70 7 Nelson, Charles Nelson, Curtis Nelson, Daniel, 35, 61, 136 Nelson, David Nelson, Donald A., 41, 52, 56, 136 Nelson, Donald Earl, 39, 56, 62, 65, Nelson, Donald Elwood, 35, 154 Nelson, Dorothy, 163 Nelson, Duane C- Nelson, Duane O., 45, 63, 65, 154 lson, Eileen, 146 1N18lson,Fred,41, 62, 85, 86, 87, 88, Nelson, Gary F-, 61 Nelson, GUY 105613111 85, 91 Nelson, Gary luliafl Nelson, Gary M-, 154 99, 146 97, 114, 146 Nelson Nelson Nelson ,13C14, 40, 41, 62, 85 , Iames , Karen E., 40, 136 Nelson, Karen F., 55, 74, 163 Nelson Nelson Nelson Nelson Nelson Nelson Nelson Nelson Nelson, Nelson, I Keith , Lelia, 60, 72, 136 , Lynne, 72 Marlene, 44 Norval, ,136 Mr. Raymond A., 22 Robert, 41, 154 Sharon, 163 Sue, 165 William, 74 Nepstad, Mary, 74 Nesheim, Mr. Harold, 17 Ness, Iames Ness, Marlin, 99 Ness, Royal, 37, 57, 60, 136 Nestegard, Miss Elaine Netzer, Ianice, 165 Neubarth's Iewelry, 172 Neustel, Donna, 165 Nevramon, Miss A. Dorothea, 26 Newspaper, 68-69 Newton, Miss Margaret, 25 Nielson, Mark, 93, 165 Nies, Gwendyne, 154 Nieuwejaar, Claus, 55 Nighten-gale, Iohn, 165 Nilsen, Miss Frida, 22 Nilsen, Robert, 37, 79, 146 Nilsen, Roy, 39, 72, 150, 154 Nilson, Karen, 38, 60, 154 Noblitt, Mr. H. 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Otto, Virginia, 165 Overby, Philip Overlie, Karl P Paddack, Sharon, 46, 47, 60 Palm, The, 190 Pf1'1ik9viCh, Melvin, 43, 62, 85 147 Park Region Hall, 31 7 Parish 'W0rkers, 65 lgaulson, Bruce, 41, 77, 155 Paulson, C. Richard Paulson, Clifford, 35, 62, 85, 92 f'U1S0f1, Dorothy, 106 Paulson, Mr- E. T., 17 Pederson, Gerald, 43 Pederson P , Geraldine edefsofl, loan, 164 Pederson, Lloyd lgederson, Mildred, 40, 52, 50, 137 Pederson, Paul A., 147 ederson, Paul E., 91, 164 1 Peterson Bryan, 39, 77, 155 Peterson Carol Peterson Charlotte, 137 Peterson D-avid, 85 Peterson Earl, 37 Peterson, I. Kenneth, 164 Peterson Ianis, 42, 60, 79, 137 Peterson lenine, 72, l'23, 137 Peterson Ioyce, 79, 164 Peterson Lila A Peterson Marilyn, 164 Peterson Peterson Marlys, 44, 155 Neal, 74, 79 Pettersen, Roberta, 74 Phi Kappa Chi, 46 Pi Gamma Mu, 52 Pietila, Ioyce, 59, 137 Pietsch, Don, 92, 164 Philosophy Club, 56 Philosophy Department, 20 Physical Education, Department, 27 Physics Department, 18 Pierce Company, 184 Pi Kappa Delta, 46 Plays, Concordia Theatre, 124, 125 Pletan, Loretta, 36, 60, 69, 71, 137 Plunketts Furniture, 173 Podoll, Darryl, 138 Polikowsky, Mrs. Alice, 26 Political Science Department, 21 Powers Construction Company, 184 Post OHice, 14 Pottenger, Winston, 72, 123, 147 Prall, Douglas Prausnitz, Mr. Walter G., 17, 22, 70, Prayer Fellowship, 64 President, 10 President's Office, 10 Presthus, Janet, 164 Prestrude, Albert Prestrude, Eileen, 155 Price, Patricia, 51, 54, 138 Priebe, Larry Prosser, Dorothy Prosser, Marilyn, 74, 164 Psi Sigma Kappa, 52 Psychology Department, 19 Psychology Club, 52 Publications, 70 Cobber, 66, 67 Concordian, 68, 69 Discourse, 70 Student Directory, 70 Who's New, 70 Public Service, Moorhead, 182 Public Relations Office, .13 Puhrman, Merle, 65 Q Quale, Verona, 46, 60, 138 Qualley, WHYUC, 164 Quam, Ellen Quamme, Lois, 40, 77, 155 Quamme, Norma, 164 Quammen, Iohrl, 184 Quarne, Robert Quello, Paul, 35, 155 Quenette, Mr. William, 27, 91, Qurbeli, wayne, 124, 125, 138 98 R R and G B0ot.ery,,178 Rachowr Berry, 44, 52, so, 138 Raguse, Laloy, 60, 155 Ramstad, Connie Ranheim, Mrs. C. O., 12 Ranheim, Phillip, 39, 155 Rask, Clifford, 37, 155 Rasmus, Robert, 147 Rasmus, Rod, 72, 98 Rasmussen, Delbert, 125 Rasmussen, Donald Rasmussen, Mary, 50, 72, 111, 138 140 Rau, Merlin Raymond, Dennis, 74, 79, 164 Reber, Ianice, 164 Rebers, David, 45, 99 Red River Hardware Com n 184 P3 Y: Reed,Vern Reed Cleaners, 168 Reese, Gordon, 155 Reflinrg, Marlys, 38, 155 Registration, 103, 105 Registrar's Office, 11 Reiersgord, Paul Reimers, James, 37 Reinke, Howard Reinan, Curtis, 91 Reiners, Gary Reinsch, Margaret, 36, 38, 59 Reitan, Norma, 36, 78, 138 Religion Department, 22 Religious Organizations, 64, 65 Remley, Kay Rendahl, M-rs. I. L., 16 Rendahl, Mr. I. L., 11, 17 Rendahl, Ianet, 164, 169 Rennie, Iudy, 44, 147 Resengen, Robert, 85 Resident Heads, 30 Resset, Donald, 35, 74, 78, 122 Rhoades, Susan Rice, Patricia, 44, 67, 155 Rice, Vernon, 39, 56, 147 Rich, Gene Richardson, Mrs. Sylvia Richman, Donald, 47, 53, 147 Richman, Lorne, 43 Richman, Robert, 164 Riddle, Ioan, 61, 164 Ridley's Oifice Supply, 173 Riedberger, Ron, 98 Riedberger, Patricia, 74, 164 Rill, Audrey, 164 Rimestad, Iudit, 77, 165 Ringstad, Ronald, 165 Rinnan, Wanda, 56, 72, 155 Risa, Gordon Robertson, Diane, 165 Rodlund, Carl Rodney, A. lone Rodvold, Donald, 43, 61, 72 Ro elstad Iacqueline, 44 57, 60, 138 g I ' Rogness, Mr. Alton S., 19 Rogness, Ronald, 41, 70, 78 Rolandson, Beverly, 165 Rondestvedt, Karen, 42, 54, 67 Roningen, Vernon, 74 Ronning, Barbara, 165 Ronning, Hilding, 61, 62, 85, 138 Ronsberg, Audrey, 60, 65, 165 Roos, Mrs. Norman Roragen, Richard Rosendahl, Aloha, 44, 155 Rosetter, Richard, 57, 165 Rostad and' Rostad, 184 Rourke, Orland, 41, 56, 60, 148 Rowell, Gerald, 138 Rowland, Dorothl' Rud, Naomi, 185 Rudd, Mr. M. 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B 71RE W ER CE sad, Minnesm X TA NG, sy1es,W2Yf1f, 156 Syltie, Russel, 167 Sylvester, Howard' 45' 149 Synstelien, 0fdC2I1, 156 Syverson, A1391 37' 77' 139 Syverson, P11Y1115v 46, 156 Syverson, TWY13: 55' 166 Syvrud, Gerald, 41, 52, 156 T e of Contents, 5 Tiilliikson, Daniel, 72, 123, 167 Tanggny Kenneth Tank, Loren, 85 Tarrant, Robert Taylor, Kenneth, 39 Taylor, KCUY, 92 Tgd's Super Valu, 188 Teiggn, Robert, Tei5bCfg,I0l'1I1, 39, 41, 49, 51, 69 Temanson, Glen, 74, 167 Temanson, Lee, 37, 156 Tennis Club, 62 Terras, Ianice, 40, 62, 75, 117, 156 Tharalson, Eloise, 40, 156 Theatre, 124, 125 Thielman, Ray, 85, 99, 139 Thoen, Paul, 167 Thomas, Carol, 167 , Donna, 47, 62, 139 Thompson Thompson, Mrs. Isabelle Thompson, Kenneth, 98 Thompson, Lawrence, 39, 63, 149 Thompson, Marjorie, 55, 139 Thompson,,Marlene, 34, 156 Thompson Thompson , Nancy, 34, 54, 56, 79, 140 Robert, 39, 55, 149 Thompson, Ruth, 60, 149 Thompson, Mr. Sigvald Thompson Lumber Yards, 171 Thomte, Mr. Reidar, 20 Thoreson, Iohn Thorkelssen, Gordon, 39, 99 Thorpe, Lois, 46, 140 Thorsen, Niels, 67 Thostenson, Gaylen, 45, 55, 140 Thronson, Solveig, 167 Thronson, Willard - ' Thulin, Phyllis, 46, 60, 140 Thunem, jay, 37, 149 Thysell, Nanette, 74, 167 Title Page, 2, 3 Tjentland, Carol, 36, 71, 156 Tjostem, lohn, 45, 57, 65, 149 Tjostem, Sylvia, 38, 60, 1156 Tollakson, Mar. 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E., 18 Warren's Cafe, 180 Waterman's, 173 Watne, Ioel, 167 Webb, Thomas, 167 Weber, Bruce, 35, 149 Weinbrenner, William Welk, Marilyn Wendel, Lowell, 156 Wendt, LouAnn, 74, 167 Wensel, Mrs. Vivian, 27 Werline, Rolla Werth, Mr. Richard G., 28 Westby, Iohn, 47, 85 Westby, Norman, 167 Westman, Owen Whitaker, Richard, 85 White, Phyllis, 167 Who's New, 70 Who's Who, 50 Wik, Verne, 61 Wika, Lois Williamson, Marvin, 149 Wilson, Margaret, 55, 167 Wilson, Mary, 46, 140 Windingstad, Elaine, 167 Wing, Lucille Winkelman, Carl, 43 Winter, Lawrence, 47, 140 Wohner, Bernice Wold Drug Company, 173 Wold, Melba, 36, 57, 65, 140 Wold, Norma, 44, 60, 140 Wolfram, William, 37, 52, 56, 140 Wolhowe, Thomas, 62, 88, 90, 98, 156 Women's Recreation Association, 94 Wood's Cafe, 173 Worden, Esther K., 36, 60, 77, 156 Worlie, Audrey Woyen, Caludine, 40, 156 Wrestling, 93 Wright Funeral Home, 180 Wycisk, Mr. Kurt, 25 Y Ylvisaker, Iohn, 39, 72 Ylvisaker, Mrs. Marie, 15 Ylvisaker, Mary, 38, 53 Young, Robert, 85, 92 Youso, Robert, 92 Z Zalitis, Vija, 44, 56 Zehringer, Var1CC Zieman, Dale Zimmerman, PhylliS, 72, 123 Zook, Miss Geraldine, 13 1958 COBBER STAFF Editor-in-chief - - - Business Manager - Literary Editor - Literary Staff - - Photo Editor - - Photo Staff - Editor-in-chief of Classes - Class Editors - Co-ordinator - - Identification Editor - Art Editor - - - Faculty Editor - Layout Editor - Layout Staff - Sports Editor - Sports Staff - Copy Editor - Copy Staff - Head Typist - Typists - Sales Manager - Sales Staff - - Advertising Manager Fargo Ad Manager - Moorhead Ad Manager - Advertising Staff - - - Roger Eggen - - - Arvid Olson . - - Annette Ellefson Loretta Pletan, Karyl Sonsteng, Ilene Gronass, Kathryn Iacob- son, Esther Forness, Adele Waa, Shirley Haustveit, Audrey Haustveit, Ioan Ionas, Laura Kumpula - Mayo Ellingson - Niels Thorsen, Louis Hermanson, Paul Sharp, Don Sund- quist - - Gail Olson Majel Anderson, Malene Tor- gerson, Lenore Carlson, Han- na Kolstad, Karen Iohnson - - - - - Don Hagen - Iay Borchert - Marion Musil - - - - lean Skaarer - - - - Helen Schmid - Erna Darr, Luann Schultz - - - Peter Grottodden - - - Lowell Hanson - - - Iulia Edwards - Solvig Thronson, Carol Tweeten, Bob Green- field, Wayne Quibell - - - - - Bev Wagner - Elaine Miller, Deanna Dahl, Gerry Pederson, Karen Emer- son - - - - - Carol Ostrem Sue Evenson, Ann Ioy Mykle - - - - IoAnn Nelson - - - Karen Rondestvedt - - - - Marjorie Stenslie -. Richard Hodges, Pat Rice, Kathy Lokken, Kathy Kel- der, Beth Horlocker, Yvon- ne Vannote ' The 1958 COBBER was printed by photo-offset lithography by the Augsburg Publishing House on 80 pound white Mountie high opacity offset paper. Plates and keylin-es were furnished by the Bureau of Engraving, Inc., Minneapolis. The main text 1S 12 point Granjon on a 13 point body using a 36 point Weiss initial letter. Picture captions are 10 point Granjon with one point additional space as are the special italic blocks in the faculty section. Identifications are 8 point Granjon on a 10 point body. Garamond light italic, 36 point, is used for headlines with 18 point Garamond bold kickers. Photography, art and composition are by the students, 192 INALLY we are able to say it is finished! But yet anyone who has had a part in the COBBER'S production knows how difhcult it is to end a joyful task. Always I will have to remember an ever faithful staff who possessed both talent and prudence. GAIL and her staff are able to think back upon their all night sessions which included at least one fictitious character. IEAN can be remembered for her sudden interest in the faculty, which lasted but two weeks. ANNETTE'S craving for raw carrots may account for her terrific ambition and her prolific literary style. Really DON is the only co-ordinator who could ever schedule a philosophy club five times for one picture. At any rate, our photo editor MAYO was always shooting at a terrific pace, at least until GEORGE hit the campus. PETE and his sports sec- tion also set a new record which I'll not mention. BEV makes a sweet typist, even at the eighteenth hour after a week end in the cities. HELEN will long be remembered as our paster-upper. Adver- tising manager IOEY may be the first and last true Gaul on the staff. CAROL has the distinction of selling the greatest number of yearbooks to date. ARVID'S juggling act has been limited mostly to the account book, where it was 'needed most. The initials E.O. should long be remembered by IAY. The artwork will remain a symbol of MARION,S handiwork. IULIA finishes a tedious task as she completes the proofreading of our book. To the three gentlemen in Minneapolis, Mr. Thomas Hanson, Mr. Art Segal and Mr. Al Omini- ski I must say thank you. Al's panic button has been especially helpful which coupled with pa- tience and guidance has meant much to the staff and editor. Our first objective has been to please the students of the college. If you are pleased I would ask you to pass this on to the staff 3 if you are not pleased then I would ask you to inform the editor. Next year we look forward to a better book yet, which will be under the guidance of two very capable co- editors. Lastly to the staff and to the readers may I remind you once again that the COBBER should remain SOLI DEO GLORIA, to God alone the glory! 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