Concordia College - Cobber Yearbook (Moorhead, MN)

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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

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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 .

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'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