Concordia College - Cobber Yearbook (Moorhead, MN)

Page 53 text:

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

Page 52 text:

.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

Page 54 text:

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