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THE CONCORDIAN Volume XXXVIII Concordia CollegeCollege , Moorhead, Minnesota, Friday, November 1, 1946 Number 5 Corporation Reelects Directors; Concert Choir Members Named Concordia Band To Broadcast; Brown Tells Housing Conditions Prof. Paul J. Christiansen has At the annual meeting of the Concordia college corporation announced the concert choir per- Personnel Chosen By Holvik sonnel for the coming year. They held on the campus Wednesday, six members were reelected are: The Concordia college band will make its first radio broad- to the board of directors and one director was added. first sophano: Clara Lillehau- cast of the year, Thursday, Nov. 7, from 7:30 to 8 p.m. over The new director is Henry W. Kanning of Reserve, Mont. gen, Ethel Hovland, Lillian Hilmo, station KVOX in Moorhead. Broadcasts are being planned for Doris Hilmo, Lucille Buller, Lois Those remaining in office are Mr. the first and third Thursday of each month. Rostad, and Jean Mercer; Programs will consist of classi- Ole A. Flaat, Fisher; the Rev. PrnrlllH'inn Qtaffc A TO second soprano: Corinne An- S. G. Hauge, Hawley; Dr. E. N. derson, Julianne Quammc, Edith cal compositions, novelty num- Maasjo, Dorothy Gilbertson, bers, and military marches. Each Hegge, Hatton, N. D.: Mr. c. M. Announced By Risetter Phoebe Berge, Helen Wambheim, concert will feature one or two Berg, Mclntosh; the Rev. S. D. J Production staffs of 'You Can*t Mary Helen Brenden, Lu Verna numbers from the North Dakota Sorgen, Valley City, N. D.; and Take it With You," initial pro- Hellerud. and Beverly Sanden; high school music contest list. Mr. O. K. Kjorlie, Fargo. Prof. first alto: Enid Jerde, Doris duction of the Concordia Theatre Members of the band are: Mar- G. L. Schoberg was named to a this year, have been announced by Baake, Barbara Fevig, Carol L. five-year term on the radio com- Miss Agnes Risetter, dramatics Johnson, Sbnia Husby, Marilyn vin Johnson and Jerome Skyrud, coach. The play will be presented Aamodt, and Beverly Larson; sec- oboe; Marinda Thompson, Eunice mittee. ond alto: Dorothy Solem, Marlys The corporation delegates met Nov. 29 and 30. Rockne, Catherine Mullikin, and Crews are headed by Sherman Carlander, Violet Dahl, M'arolyn Winifred Chrstiansen, flute; Shir- here to survey activities of the Korshavn, house manager; Roger Sortland, Pearl Halstead, Dorothy last year and to lay down plans Dale, Marion Krageland, Ruth ley Olson, E flat clarinet; Rolf Sanders, stage manager; and Gor- Aaseng, Ralph Johnshoy, Jesse and policies for 1947. They heard don Solee, lighting. Prompters are Carlson, Ellen Flotlin, and Mar- reports, inspected college build- Selma Berge and Beverly Malme. guerite Ellingson; Bye, Helen Narveson, Stanley baritone: Donald Prindle, La- ings, and acted on a program of On the stage crew are Betty Berglund, Phyllis Umland, Avis Gilbertson, Charles Melberg, Wini- mar Runestad, Alnore Mathson, Jahnke, Blanche Rockne, Avis resolutions aimed at expanding fred Olson, Douglas Cann, Carol Roger Kolsrud, Dewey Teigen, and the facilities and influence of the Clifford Grindland; Knutson, Ardis Eliason, Phyllis Jean Johnson, Kathryn Schultz, Westlund, Thelma Nereson, Anita Lutheran school. Ardis Thvedt, Glenn Sjolander, bass: Orville Sunde, Bennet and Harland Nelson. Harris, Stanford Stenson, Donald Mattson, and Phyllis Hanson, Presiding at business sessions Norlin, Leonard Ogren, Ralph clarinet; was Dr. S. A. Berge, president of Dorothy Solem, Alpha Psl Graalum, Wayne Wagstrom, John Ruth Johnshoy, Ila Youngberg, Omegu president, announces PROF. J. A. HOLVIK the corporation. Dr. J. N. Brown Wambheim, Arthur Tollefson, Ot- Mary Thorstenson, Donna Iverson, and Dr. Berge presented annual that tickets arc still being to Schmitt, and Donald Hanson; sold by Concordia Theatre first tenor: Daniel Moe, Maurice Vernon Hanson, Donna Peterson, reports. t members and urges students Skones, Daryl Johnson, Richard Espeseth Discloses Ramona Orvik and David Baar- In his annual report, Dr. Brown to buy them soon. The tickets, Hoffland, and Marlowe Johnson; stad, saxophone; Nadine Stens- stated that the increase in enroll- which cost $1, entitle holders second tenor: Vernon Toso, Membership In Two hoel, bassoon; Philip Stenehjem, ment at the college is not a tem- to see three three-act plays John Ordahl, Ferdinand Jones, Norval Wigtil, Donald Hagen, Ar- porary upsurge and that the cor- during the year. Every pur- Vercel Fuglestad, and Ronald So- Secondary Choirs thur Brandvold, Phyllis Awes, poration must face squarely the chaser may try out for parts derquist. Clarice Shubert, Robert Worden, problem of increasing attendance in the next two plays. Personnel of the mixed choir and Ronald Johnson, cornet; Ro- at the college. Either the enroll- Other crews include Marilyn and the ladies choir has been an- bert Johnson and Manford Dok- ment must be curtailed, he con- Miller, Geneva Jensen, Betty LSA Convenes nounced by Mr. Rolf Espeseth, di- ken, trumpet; tinued, or else the corporation Schroeder, Charlotte Berg, Iris rector of both groups. Members Harland Nelson, Orel Vangen, must provide additional facilities Wilhelm, Barbara Larson, Clifford Martha Holum, Beryl Bailey, and and funds to care for more stu- On UND Campus of the mixed choir, totaling 64, Grindland, Albert ,Fortman, and are as follows: Marlys Burgeson, French horn; dents. Lyla Nygaard, properties; Lutheran students representing Harley Carlson, Donald Sorlien Nadine Stenshoel, Constance 16 schools in North and South James Bartholomay, Ronald Dr. Brown, stressing the re- Jackson, Marlin Krenz, Russell and Martha Moen, trombone; My- ligious significance of the school, Levin, Lois Lindberg, and Clarice Dakota and western Minnesota ron Hagen, Marvin Myhre, and noted that "Concordia college is Undhjem, makeup; Marian Krage- will convene on the University of Sanoden, Jerome Skyrud, Harold Lyla Fering, baritone; Orvin the largest and most far-reaching Iand. Helen Skrutvold, Marie North Dakota campus at Grand Wik, first tenors; Belvin Heieie, Amundson, Sanford Lund, Orville undertaking of our church in the Everson, and Ruth Gronhovd, cos- Forks today for the three-day Robert Narum, Harold Norby, Nellermoe, James Strand, and districts of northern Minnesota, tumes; and Richard Waag and Northwest conference of the Luth- Donald Sorlien, and Tenner Otto Bakken, bass; Elaine Legrid, North Dakota, and eastern Rocky Russell Halaas, lighting. eran tudents association. Thompson, second tenors; Kathryn QQam, Jack Thorsten- mountain area. In their zeal for Ushers for the event will be Dr. Morris Wee, executive di- Paul Eidbo, Marcus Gravdal, son, and Gladys Tveit, percussion. passing on the torch of truth to Eunice Rockne, Joyce Wick, Vir- rector of the student service com- Leiv Hansen, Philip Prindle, Cal- each succeeding generation, our ginia Omlie, Beverly Duckstad, mission, will be the principal vin Sebelius, first bass; Vernon synod founded a number of Christ- Dorothy Gunderson, Barbara Jar- speaker and will develop the Hanson, John Jenson, Kermont ian schools in this territory. Con- rell, Marguerite Ellrngson, and theme of the conference, "A Race Mickelson, Leroy Midboe, John "Where Are You From?" cordia alone remains." Doris Olson. with Catastrophe." Odland, William Raaen, Milton Blanche Rockne will take part Schroeder, and Elliot Thoreson, in a seminar Saturday noon led second bass; Can Bring 376 Answers by Mr. Charles A. Sevrinson, dean La Verne Bolme, Isobel Fedje, "Where are you from?" ie o Prexy Reserves 19^7 Cobber of men at NDAC. Mona Rae Hvidsten, Barbara Lar- question that is almost sure to A supper and mixer will be held son, Genevieve Perman, Margaret come up when Cobbers are get- this evening at 6:30, followed by Rasmussen, Nadine Stenshoel, ting acquainted. Take 376 guesses -. •'".;••,•' a candlelight service in the United Marlys Stenson, Marion Swenson, and one is sure to be right, for Lutheran church at 8:30; Two first sopranos; Alice Anderson, 376 is the number of towns repre- Bible study periods on Saturday Edwina Bye, Phyllis Larson, Ra- sented at Concordia this year, ac- will be led by Dr. Richard Syre mona Orvick, Arlene Swenson, cording to figures released by Miss of the Western Theological semi- and Joyce Wick, second sopranos; Martha Brennun, registrar. BUY YOUR nary, Fremont, Nebr. Saturday Beryl Bailey, Joyce Bissett, Win- Moorhead, with 86 students, evening a fellowship dinner will n if red Christiansen, Marie Ever- easily tops the list, followed by be ht'l dat 6 and pictures will be son, Helen Narveson Natica Rich- Fargo with 70. In third place is shown of activities of the national ardson, Vila Seidel, first altos; Detroit Lakes, claiming 15. Next LSA conference in Camp Hol- Beverly Duckstad, Margaret Eid- is Fergus Falls with 13, and tying lister, Mo. bo, Jeanette Evenson, Lyla Fering, for fifth position with 11 each are Holy communion service will be Arlene Johnson, Ruth Stensland, Hawley and Crookston. held Sunday morning at 7 in the Gladys Twait, and Donna Upham, Nine students each represent Sharon Lutheran church, and second altos. morning worship and installation Kindred, N. D., and Pelican Rap- of officers will be held at the Members of the ladies chapel ids. Elbow X^ake, Erskine, Min- choir, totaling 41, are the fol- neapolis, Roseau, and Park River, United Lutheran church at 10:45 1 a.m. lowing: N . D., are the home towns of eight Delegates to attend the con- Helen Gess, Wilma Hamm, Eve- students apiece. From each of ference were elected at a student lyn Klyve, Joyce Kraulik, Marian- Wolf Point, Mont., Stephen, and body meeting held last night and ne Kulstad, Dorothy Larson, Stel- Finley, Grafton, and Hatton, N. include Ragnar Teigen, Margaret la Lee, Anne Omundson, Mary D., come seven Cobbers. Legiti- Eidbo, Miss Rockne, Norma Lillo, Ruth Otterson, Elda Spoerl, and mate claims to be sole representa- and Clifford Grindland. A special Arlamae Tollefson, first sopranos; tives from their respective towns bus will be leaving from Concor- Norma Helliekson, Helen Hoken- are advanced by 208 Cobbers.