Concordia College - Cobber Yearbook (Moorhead, MN)

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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

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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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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