| Summary: | Concordian, April 13,1964 Dinner honors faculty for years of service Four faculty members will be honored during the spring faculty appreciation dinner on Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. in the Knutson Center Cen-trum. The four people are leaving the college after completing a combined total of 76 years of service. i Recognized will be Nelson Cavazos, associate professor of Spanish; Har-riet Evert, instructor of home economics; Evelyne "Winnie" San-dal, assistant professor of home economics; and Phyllis Wallin, assistant professor of music. In addition, Beverly Anderson, assis-tant professor of education; Dr. Albert Bartz, professor of psychology; Odell Bjerkness, direc-tor of the May Seminars Abroad and International Language Villages; and Mirdza Eglitis, assistant pro-fessor of German, will receive cer-tificates of appreciation from the American Lutheran Church for 25 years of service to ALC colleges. A native of Mexico City, Cavazos entered the Army and was stationed In Italy in the European Theatre of War for three years during World Warlt. He returned to the United States In 1946 and received his bachelor's degree from Baylor University, Waco, Texas, and his master's degree from the University of Ten-nessee, Knoxvilie. Cavazos worked toward a doctorate at the University of Minnesota and the University of Arizona, Tucson. Prior to joining the Concordia facul-ty in 1966, he was assistant pro-fessor of Spanish at the University of Minnesota, Morris, and Macalester College, St. Paul, Minn., and taught at Harlingen (Texas) High School. Evert, a native of Stromsburg, Neb., received her bachelor's degree in clothing and textiles from the University of Nebraska, Lincoln. Prior to joining the Concordia facul-ty in 1961, Evert was a sewing con-sultant for the J.L. Hudson Co. in Detroit, and a traveling fashion ad-viser for the Butterick Pattern Co. of New York. While in Moorhead, she has been a member of the League of Women Voters, Republican Women, the Fargo, N.D., branch of the American Home Economics Association, home economists in homemaking and Phi Upsilon Omicron. Sandal joined the Concordia faculty in 1968, and was appointed chairper-son of the home economics depart-ment 1980. Born in Hudson, S.D., she received her bachelor's degree from South Dakota State University, Brookings, and taught home economics in the Jasper (Minn ) Public School. Prior to moving xo the Fargo, N.D.-Moorhead area, she served as a home exten-sion agent for the Minnesota Exten-sion Service in Minneapolis. In Fargo, she taught adult education a Fargo Public Schools and was director of youth education at First Lutheran Church. Sandal was a Cavazos Evert Sandal Wallin YOUR INSURANCE AS LIFE'S NEEDS CHANGE. i i , ' •" • • ' : . v ' . i i:'n . I.-) i" IT • "i n •--,••'['• • ' • • •% ."• • i 3 . > f • • • • . 1 • - . • - , , , • . t . Call for derails. , LU1HERAN MUTUAL UFE Craig S. Stanford/ ,. DI strict Agent " 1016 S. 18th St. Moorhead, MN 56560 (0)218-236-9048 <H) 218-233-0873—: With each diamond engagement ring puchase: Free 5x7" color portrait Free Keepsake bride's book Free insurance appraisal Free engraving inside wedding bands Free ring check and cleaning Free soldering of wedding set 20 percent off on wedding stationary 20 percent off gift for bride/groom 10 percent off attendant's gifts Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9:00-9:00 Sat. 9:00-5:30 Sun. 1:00-5:00 Holiday Mall, Moorhead jewelers member and past president of the Fargo Board of Education and the Cass County School Boards Association. She was selected as the the Fargo Woman of the Year in 1963. Wallin is a Fargo native who receiv-ed her bachelor's degree from Jamestown (N.D.) .College and her master's degree from Sherwood Music School, Chicago. Wallin was a voice instructor with the Sherwood Conservatory as well as at Mayville (N.D.) Teachers College and Jamestown College. She became a full-time member of the Concordia faculty in 1965. Wallin has been active in the Women's Club of Music and Mu Phi Epsllon as the collegiate advisor, and has performed extensively with the Music Federated Club. For 13 years she was in charge of music at Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd, Moorhead, and also serv-ed as choir director there. Hunger Walk/Run seeks $100,000 "People have responded in a marvelous, celebrating kind of way," says Roger Livdahl, regional director of the CROP program, about the Hunger Walk/Run. "It's enough to renew one's faith not only in God, but also In people, to see them en-during— for the sake of others less fortunate." A Hunger Walk/Run sponsored by the Fargo-Moorhead CROP for Church World Services will take place on Sat., April 28. The Church World Services program Is an outreach to the world's hungry. The Hunger Walk/Run is 10 kilometers (six miles) long and is the second annual area walk/run. This year's goal is $100,000 with 25'per-cent of the final tally targeted for F-M hunger needs and 75 percent targeted for world hunger needs. Cash pledges and commodities will be distributed locally by the Food Pantry, New Life Center and Salva-tion Army. World-wide distribution, will be done by CARE, UNICEF, Lutheran World Relief and World Vi-sion— among others. Interested students can contact Lacey Anderson at 299-3529 or Barb Hanson at 299-3305. Last chance to claim bikes in Stadium storage Students who have not cialmed their bicycles from storage in the Jake Christianson Football Stadium may do so today between 4 and 6 p.m. and tomorrow from 1-3 p.m. This will be, according to campus security director Hub Warren, the last opportunity for students to gain access to the stadium this spring. 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