Concordia College - Cobber Yearbook (Moorhead, MN)

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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

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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 ,

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,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