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THE PRE-SIXTIETH ANNIVERSARY EDITION CONCORDIAN Volume XXXXI Concordia College, Moorhead, Minnesota, May 19, 1950 Number 28 Chapel And Women s Choirs Cabinet Chosen; Plan Fall Retreat; PresentAnnualConcert Monday Work is already underway on the student government program The Concordia chapel choir under the direction of Earnest for the coming year. At a meeting N. Harris and the Concordia women's choir directed by of the cabinet Monday evening, Richard Hoffland will give their final concert Monday, 8 p.m. plans were drawn up for a fall re- at First Lutheran church, Fargo. treat for 19 students and 11 facul- The program will be opened by ty members to discuss student ROBERT LILLO JILL HARSTAD problems and to map out a definite the chapel choir singing three se- • • * • • • lections. They are Alleluia by Krause Heads H?5O program of activity for the various William Byrd, Ave Verum by senate commissions. The retreat is Josquin des Pres, motet, "I to be held at Paul's Resort near Wrestle and Pray" by J. S. Bach. Homecoming Staff Battle Lake, Minn. Gordon Han- son, Donald Lorents and Albert Lido And Harstad Top A group of six selections, Come Named to head the 1950 Sixtieth 4 Anderson are preparing the agen- Spirits, Tis His Day by Bach- Anniversary homecoming commit- da. Luvaas, O Bread of Life by F. tee is James Krause. He was M. Christiansen, Come Thou Sav- elected by the new student ca- Participating in the fall re- Graduating Class ior of Our Race by Christiansen- binet. treat will be members of the Robert Lillo, Moorhead and Jill Harstad, Harmony, Minn., Overby, The West Wind by P. J. Krause has been student man- student cabinet, Clarice Foss Christiansen, Good Folk Who ager for the athletic department , and Howard Wagner as co-edi- have been named valedictorian and salutatorian, respectively Dwell on Earth by Katherine K. and is a member of the Alpha tors of The Concordian, Joyce of the senior class. Lillo is a member of Mondamin society, Davis and Hosanna In The High- Epsilon Sigma literary society. \V e t h e rb e e, Cobber editor, Alpha Psi Omega, Alpha Phi Gamma, Mu Pi Gamma, Zeta est by . Soderman-Overby, will be Appointed to act as coordinaters James Krause, homecoming Sigma Pi, Pi Kappa Delta, Who's sung by the women's chorus. under Krause are Harold Wold- chairman, Paul Mathre. Brother- Who and Alpha society. Next fall • • • seth and Allan Bjertness. hood president, K. Roy Nilsen, The chapel choir will continue he will enter Johns Hopkins uni- The 1950 homecoming activi- LSA president, Carrol Olson, versity. the program with the following ties will be held Oct. 12—14. president of LDK, and Mission Schultz To Give numbers: 13th Century Carol, The football game scheduled for Crusaders president to be elect- Jill is a member of Lambda Del- The Deerlet Yearns by Johunn the weekend will be with St. ed Sunday. ta Sigma society, Zeta Sigma Pi, Class Day Address Schein, Lamb of God, chorale Mary's college. Alpha Phi Gamma, Alpha society arr. by F. M. Christiansen, Six- Faculty members who will at- and Who's Who. She will do grad- The Rev. John Schultz, pastor ty-Seventh Psalm by Charles Krause states that he and his tend are Rev. Fauske, Rev. Rand, uate work at Syracuse university. to Lutheran students at N'DAC Ives, committee will make plans for the Rev. Fietz, Dean Boe, Dean Thor- New York. and MSTC, will be the main festivities before the end of the son, Frida Nilson, H. C. Noblitt, speaker at the cap and gown day Jesu, As Thou Art Saviour by school year. This committee con- Peter Anderson, Carl Narveson, E. The ten seniors who have exercises tomorrow morning at Benjamin Britten, Weigh Me The sists of Richard Wangen, campus O. Ellickson and Raymond Farden. achieved the highest scholastic 10 o'clock in the college chapel. Fire by Russell Harris, Cherry decorations; Frank Schoberg. standings are Bob Lillo, Jill Har- Rev. Sigvald Fauske will give Tree Carol, North Carolina folk lighting; Richard Lund, parade; Seven of the eight cabinet stad, Eugene Riuid, Albert Fort- the invocation and benediction tune arr. by Glen Glasow and mo- Phillip Franze, publicity; Nancy- members have been named. Al- man, Peter Teisberg, William and Dr. J. N. Brown will give tet, "Make Me Pure in Heart," Harris, queen's committee, and bert Anderson will head the In- Walters, Alfrieda Freiwald, the response and present the by Johannes Brahms. Phyllis Magnusson, secretary. tersoclety commission; Earl Aletta Larson, Ann Marie Leean awards. Grefsrud, religion commission; and Helen Narveson. Donald Lorents, NSA commis- Music will be furnished by Don- sion; J. Donald Rice, Special In- ald Norlin, vocal soloist. Kathryn terests commission; Lyle Dahl, Baarstad and Daryl Johnson are Berge Studies Abroad; athletic commission; Robert 57 Cobbers Accept in charge of the class song. Ellen Narveson, publications commis- Flotlin, organist, will play the sions and Lois Stewart, social Bibld School Posts processional and recessional. Sovik Enters New Work commission. The music commis- Senior class president, Eugene sioner still remains to be select- A number of students have se- Lee, will present the Key of ed. cured Bible school teaching posi- tions through the religion depart- Knowledge and class gift; Gordon At a meeting to be held Monday ment for the coming summer. The Hanson, junior class president, will the cabinet will draw up the ann- following list does not include give the response. ual budget; $1000 has already been those who are teaching in home Following the chapel program set aside by the retiring student parishes. will be the traditional tree plan- ting ceremony. The class oration body officers to be used for the In the state of Montana Orpha support of foreign students. The will be given by Duane Olson and Solwold will teach at Butte, Lloyd the class poem by Myrna Hanson. matter of finance of student pub- Svendsbye at Reserve , Arlene lications and the question of send- Buckneberg and Hilda Dreger at Eugene Lee is acting as class ing delegates to the National Stu- Opheim. day arrangements chairman, as- dent association convention at the sisted by Donald Frokjer, Luther University of Michigan next Au- In North Dakota Beverly Haug- Hegland, Norma Lunde, Jill Har- gust will be considered. Cabinet rud will teach at Adams, Sonia stad, Albert Fortman and Con- meetings are open to all students. Hanson, Gloria Herseth and Crys- stance Lunde. tal Severson at Reynolds, Carrol Since the constitution does not Olson and Ruth Upstad at Valley Seniors only are excused from provide for the election of enough City, Karin Emberg, Mildred Hyl- classes starting at 9 ajn. All 11 senators to obtain a senate den and Ruth Grefthen at River- and 12 o'clock classes are dis- quorum, all matters will be refered dale, Joyce Spoonfland and Valborg missed. to a direct vote of the student Moen at Tuttle, Doris Bry at Man- Commencement exercises will body. vine, Eleanor Odegaard at De- be held June 5 and baccalaureate Lamere, Anita Gisvold and Lois services June 3, both at the Moor- Brodin at Wahpeton, Sally Warner head Armory. Forensic Society Elects and Ellen Langemo at Michigan, REV. ARNE SOVIK RUTH BERGE Delores Fortney and Adeline Gro- Carl Lee President ven at Page, Orville Sanderson at Entering a field of work with ^ Berge, assistant professor Carl Lee was named to head Pi Cooperstown, Iona Moe at Wol- Seven Seniors Sign the board of foreign missions in in organ, will leave June 13 for •Kappa Delta, national honorary seth, Marlys Meland and Arlene September will be the Rev. Arne the University of Oslo under the forensic fraternity, at the annual Fortney at Harvey, Zora Houkom Teaching Contracts Sovik of the religion department. Fulbright scholarship awarded to initiation banquet Tuesday eve- at Davenport, Earl Grefsrud at her for foreign study. Since the listing of teachers po- Stationed in St. Paul, Sovik will ning. Lee, an Athenian, has been Williston; sitions' in the last'issue of The work mostly with Chinese students Leaving aboard the Stavan- active in intercollegiate debate Concordian, the following vacan- in the twin cities. gerfjord, she will spend six Duane Sorum at Sentinel Butte, during his two years at college, Marlys Benson and Martha Mick- cies have been filled: Otto Bak- Work will also include an at- weeks in the summer school for is a member of the LSA council ken, science and band at Gary, American students where she elson at Oakes, Rose Mary Wright tempt to promote mission work and of the student senate. at Ambrose, Minda Herseth at Minn.; Dorothy Dale, music and In both state and church schools will study Norwegian dhurch art at Rushford, Minn. and organ music under Arlld James Lillo, Mondamin sopho- Fessenden, Fern Rasmussen at Pe- by a unified contact through the more, was elected vice president kin, Joyce Lund at Hillsboro, John Alice Jondahl, English and his- LSA's. The project will center Sandvold, organist. She will be tory at Hope, N. Dak.; Stella Lee, granted a year's leave of absence and senate representative. Anita Helgeson at McVille, James Hof- around those who are interested Arveson was named secretary. renning at Mott, Norma Tveit and English and music at Portland, N. in foreign missionary work. from Concordia. Dak.; George Carlson, science and Sovik graduated from St. Olaf Eight neophytes were admit- Elisabeth Ylvisaker at Portland The award is made by the De- ted into the Minnesota Zeta apd Paul Sponheim at Wildrose. mathematics at McGregor, Minn.; college in 1939 and Luther Theo- partment of State under the pro- Marion Butler, English at McGre- logical seminary in '43.