| Summary: | May 12, 1950 THE CONCORDIAN Page 3 Societies Fete Spring Pledges At Luncheon And Smokers Annual spring pledging was held in the gym with a grand Mommy Is A Frosh total of 224 picking the society of their choice. As new — - • - members the pledges will be feted at pledge luncheons which are usually followed by initiation. On May 19 the spring so-ciety banquets will be held. There is a busy spring ahead and the societies on the campus play a large part in it. AZP With "Maytime" as their theme Alpha Zeta Phi literary society will present their annual break-fast at 6:30 tomorrow to honor the new pledges. Jeannine Anderson is assisted by Evelyn Campbell and Fern Rasmussen on the general arrangements committee. New pledges include Doris Bjer-kan, Helen Hanson, Catherine Berntson, Marlene Rognlie, Delo-res Christianson, Priscilla Johnson, Jeannine Wyum, Margaret Ander-son, Ann Teigen, Claire Jensen, Eloise Halvorson, Helen Straabe, Harryette Albert and Betty Lou Jorgenson. MU SIG Spring pledges of the Mu Sigma Phi literary society will be enter-tained at a "Sunrise Serenade" tomorrow at 6:30 in the Minneso-ta room of Warren's cafe. New pledges are Mary Jo Dick, Elaine Strom, Marilyn Meyer and Carole Berg. AKX The Moorhead Country club will be a "Fairy Garden" Saturday at 1:30 p.m. as Alpha Kappa Chi en-tertains new pledges. New pledges are Gwen Meier, Donna Werline, Donna Mae Dau-ner, Mary Lou Thompson, Marlyce Jacobson, Beverly Brakke, Arlene Fortney, Georgia Helgeson, Mon-ica Gebbard, Betty Ylvisaker, Vir-ginia Douglas, Opal Mathsen, Joan Flewell, Dona Nustad; Joan Estenson, Marion Wright, Rrkka Trangsrud, Carol Chinn, El-sie Seljevold, Helen Lindeman, Barbara Swalstad, Rose Mary Wright, Norma Sanden, Beverly Midboe, Joyce Lund, Margaret Jesten and Pauline Oberg. DELTA RHO The Delta Rho smoker will be held 6:30 Tuesday evening at the Comstock hotel. New pledges are Fred Goos, Stanley Frank, Kenneth Bladow, Fred Ritvo, Norman Tolo, David Woodard, Llewellyn Linde, Arnold Heth, Donald Knutson, Lee San-der, Duane Lindgren, Robert Janes and Kenneth Shoquist. MONDAMINS * Mondamins will hold their smo-ker and initiation of pledges in the cafeteria at 6:15 Monday evening. The program will include an AKX number and Casey Jones will sing. New Mondamin members are Jim Anderson, Don Baier, Clayton Bakke, Dick Berdahl, Howard Nornes, Dennis Saugstad, Kenneth McFadden, Harry Simons, Donald Baken, Harold Nordby, Allan Flack; Allan Thompson, Paul Gabriel-son, Lowell Flaat, John Groven, Victor Melin, Jack Rendahl, Karl Christiansen, Stuart Ringham, John Folin, John Imsdahl, Cornell Runestad, Fred Julian, Paul Si-monson, David Green, George IvesdaWl, Kenneth Sagedahl, Ern-est Lindstrom; Vernon Zimmerman, Norman Peterson, Gordon Flom, Kenneth Severud, Charles Sagedahl, Ar-nold Rudi, James Imsdal, Carlton De Clercq, Myron Olson, Wally Peterson and Palmer Gedde. LDS Lambda Delta Sigma will enter-tain new pledges at 1:15 tomorrow . afternoon in the English room of the Gardner hotel. Guest speaker is Mrs. Paul J. Christiansen. New pledges include Alice Thompson, Marjory Johnson, Sa-rah Solberg, Marilyn Smith, Mar-lys Nelson, Gladys Lewis, Fae Williams, Helen Gjelsness, Ruth Reiquam, Mary Ellen Borstad, Barbara Braseth, Donna Reitan, Marilyn Rude, Delores Skatvold, Marlene Hauger; Rosemary Olson, Nancy Harris, Ila Mae Hjelle, Gwen Brown, An-ne Hartmann, Arline Larson, Mar-garet Paulson, Judith Nysetvold, Janine Hansen, Anita Regier, Delo-res Nelson, Delores Tang, Anita Arveson, Frances Klai, Lois John- son, Avis Hammer, Ila Mae Ste-venson, Doris Thorson, Yvonne Willard, Ina Mitling, Phyllis San-den, Janet Stenson, Ingrid Lar-son, Pat Gelder, Joy Ankerfelt, Marilyn Haugrud, Marjorie Podoll and Betty Lou Bah. NU SIG Nu Sigma Rho literary society will honor their pledges at a 1 o'clock luncheon in the English Room of the Graver hotel tomor-row. "Sugar and Spice" is their theme. Valborg Moen is in charge of general arrangements. New pledges are Gervaise John-son, Phyllis Stevens, Shirley Nor-man, Helen Thorson, Delphine Hedlund, Gloria Herseth, Myrth Christensen, Janet Baglien, Clar-ice Thureen, Maxine Tollefson, Kathleen Smerud, Marlys Rodin, Gayle Sobolik and Diane Milne. "Gay Ninties" is the theme chosen by Phi Kappa Chi for their pledge luncheon which will be held tomorrow at 12:30 in the Colonial room of the Gardner. New pledges include Dorothy Nielson, Elaine Iverson, Orpha Solwold, Grace Bratrud, Nellie Hanson, Grace Anderson, Lois Brakke, Doris Thomas, Margaret Hanson, Jean Hubbel, Arlene Buokneberg. Marilyn Peterson, Olive Galland, Hilda Dreger, Jeanette Sandness, Gloria Bergly, Alice Mathison, Eunice Fagerholt, Beverly Haug-rud, Shirley Marple, Virginia An-derson, Sherie Anderson and Irene Hansen. ATHENIANS Athenian initiates include Lu- Verne Berg, Donald Christenson, David Jordahl, Dale Huse, Luther Olson, Omar Kaste, Raimonds Miesnieks, Eldon Person, Howard Peterson, Alfred Schultz, Allan Turmo and Robert Lund. BTO BTO's will entertain their new members at a smoker in the caf on Monday at 6:45. BTO members will smoke with new pledges Robert Prescott, Charles Johnson, Arthur Oien, William Vaswig, David Luttio, Frank Schoberg, Edward Peter-son, Walter Evenson, Ralph Chel-sen, Donald Sponheim, Paul Spon-heim and Paul Mathre. STP Guests of STP members at their smoker will be Gerald Larson, Donald Sanda, Robert Cook, Dar-old Frantsvog, David Anderson and Oscar M. Ofson. AES AES men will meet in ^the English room of the Graver hotel Tuesday at 7:15. Phil Franze is in charge of arrangements. New AES'ers are Harry Ander-son, Gordon Carlson, John ' M. Evenson, Alden Gjerve, Wayne Hanson, Gerald Jordheim, Martin Lindquist, Herman Moe, Elden Mohr, Lowell Odland, Donald Omlie, Maclyn Redmond, Donald Smestad, Roger S tavig, Bruce Thue and Robert Van Alstine. See Our NEW SPRING FASHIONS 3-1555 Moorhead LSA'ers Will See Film LDR To Hear Rev. Tang "For .All People" is the film which will be shown to LSA'ers Sunday evening. Groups will meet for Bible studies after the program. Elaine Olson will play the prelude; John Knight is devo-tional leader. David Jordahl will play a violin solo and Gloria Grindland is vocal soloist. Team Marlys Carlander Gives Senior Recital The Books But Not With The Bottles By Marlyce Jacobsen Every day at four o'clock little Kenny Baseman anxiously waits for his mommy to come home from school. You see, "Mother is a fresh-man." Mrs. Edgar Baseman, a former Wave, said she couldn't disregard the opporunity for education given under the GI> plan. This opportuni-ty in addition to an earnest desire for education resulted in her en-rollment at Concordia the second AIRS. BASEMAN studies while tending little Kenny. semester for a 12 credit hour course including English, sociol-ogy, religion, child care and piano. Sociology is her primary interest. "When I first started, I went just because of the plan. Now, I want to go, and I would like to go next year also/' Her objective is to attend Concordia until the GI plan expires. Because she won't be able to be graduated, Mrs. Base-man is getting the subjects she wants and likes. Through her ingenuity in select-ing and arranging her classes she is away from her two children on-ly three hours, from 1 to 4, each afternoon. During this time an el-derly woman fulfills her daily ba-bysitting duties. One of her chief delights is her children. The youngest, Nancy Baseman, is now four months old. Being a typical mother Mrs. Base-man confided, "My baby is an an-gel. Really, she's wonderful." If Nancy could talk, she would probably say that despite her mother's abilities her father has the upper hand in their family. You see. Daddy is a senior 715 1st Ave. South Moorhead, Minn. Marlys Carlander, contralto, will present her senior voice reci-tal Sunday at 3 p.m. in the college chapel. She has been a member of Concert Choir for four years and is the pupil of Mrs. Agnes Kise. Her program will consist of four groups. Lasciatemi Morire by Monteverde, La fortuna by Scar-latti, and O del mio dolce ardor and Che Faro Senza Euridice by Gluck comprise the first two groups. In the third group will be Der Skreg En Fugl by Sinding, Grondahl's Mot Kveld and Svarta rosor by Sebelius. Now Sleeps the Crimson Petal by Quitter, The Pasture by Nagissfci and Ras-bach's Mountains complete the program. Rachel Reinertsen will accom-pany Marlys at the piano. captain is Marvin Holt. LDR Special speaker for LDR will be Rev. Gordon Tang. He will discuss opportunities in the Japan mission fields. Soloists are Adeline Groven, vocal and Kathryne Baarstad, pia-no. Lois Brodin.will lead in devo-tion. Officers for the coming year will be elected at this meeting. Iraj Niroomandfi Betty Ann Hanson and Delphine Hedlund, Concordia delegates to the model UN meeting of the Economic and Social Council held last weekend at the University of Minnesota, will give reports at the IRC meet-ing Tuesday at 6:45. Warren Lee was elected IRC senate representative at the last
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