Concordia College - Cobber Yearbook (Moorhead, MN)

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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

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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.

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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