| Summary: | October 14, 1955 THE CONCORDIAN Page 3 Romantic Period Basis Of Second Mu Phi Program Mu Phi Epsilon will have a pro-gram meeting at 8 pjn., Monday, in the chapter room on campus. All actives, alumnae, patrons and patronesses are invited to attend. At 7:30, preceding the program, a business meeting will be held for actives, to be conducted by chapter president Bonita Stutrud. Program numbers will be based on the German Romantic period. Appearing on the program are Lois Harris, playing Brahms' "Intermez-zo," Opus 117 and Mary Elstad, playing Bach's "Toccata in C' Ma-jor." Beverly Losett will sing "Der Nussbaum" by Schumman; Sherry Bjorklund will play "Intermezzo," Opus 118, No. 2 by Brahms; and Beverly Johnson will play Bach's "Fugue in G Minor." Beverly Bergh will sing Schubert's "Dedication" and Thelma Halverson will sing "Knabe und Veilchen" by Eric Wolf and Rubenstein's "Es Blinkt der Thau." A reception will be held In Fellowship Hall of Trinity Luth-eran Church, Bismarck/ N. D., for Concordia alumni, former students and friends of Concor-dia at 9:30 p.m., October 19, the opening day of the North Da-kota Education Convention. The reception is sponsored by the Bismarck - Mandan Cobber Club, Mrs. T. S. Grimsrud, pres-ident. STUDENT CHAPEL A variety of musical talent will be displayed at student chapel to-day. Two vocal solos are being presented by Sonia Lee and Lyle Hanson and a brass quartet com-posed of Paul Opsahl, David Hans, Dean Olson and Loren Waa will also play a number. Jule Hend-rickson, Geri Ness and Donna Math-ison will present a vocal trio se-lection. LSA "The Bible as Literature" is the theme of the LSA program Sunday at 6:30 p.m. in Old Main chapel. Mr. Fietz is the speaker for the evening. A hymn sing will be led by Stan Rosengren, and a vocal solo will be sung by Verlys Malme. Ivan Ives, t e a m captain, is in charge of the program. MISSION CRUSADERS Ruth Johnson will speak on her teaching experiences in the Sudan Mission of Africa Sunday at Mis-sion Crusaders at 8:30 a.m. in Old Main chapel. Glenn Anderson will lead the program. PRAYER FELLOWSHIP Singspiration and inspiration will be found at Prayer Fellowship to-morrow night at 6:30 in Brown Hall chapel. Mons Teig will bring the message from the Word. Fall Pledges Make Individual Choices And Society Memberships Are Increased SOCIETY PLEDGES As a result of fall pledging held last week, the society member-ships have increased by various numbers. Listed below are t h e names of the new pledges for each society. AKX Joan Retzlaff, Dorothy Nedberg, Marianne Mitchell, Sonja Tallakson, Darlene Todd and Au-drey Haustveit. Hummel, Glen Wamb-heim, Stephen Winter, Al Prestrude and Charles Larson. PKX Donna Rasmussen, Eloise Hanson, Phyllis Thulin, Sybil Gun-derson, Evelyn Jolson, Bernice John-son and Shirley Giere. BTO Don Christianson, Victor Rolle, Richard Mahlke and Bob Nielson. MSP Elizabeth Green, Nancy Lightfoot, Lorraine Arnold, Adelle Larson, Yvonne Rodahl, Patricia Price, Delores Quam and LoRaine Kjorsvik. STP Darrell Rude, Herbert Rockne, Richard Dryburgh, James Nelson, Howard Olson, Larry Gil-bertson, Gary Smith and Archie Roemmich. LDS Carol Moore, Gail Aanen-son, Rose Beach, Jean Stangeland, Karen Nelson, Joan Lundeen, Paul-ine Gorder, Rebecca Olson, Norma Slorby, Clara Fleickert, Bobbie Stof-fel, Jean Hurd and Beverly Meyer. AES Jack Boe, Don Nellermoe, John Lunde, Jim Erickson and Dar-rel Charon. NU SIGMA HHO Norma Wold, Barbara C. Hanson, Jacquelyn Dan-ielson, Kathryn Haiigen, Eloise Spidahl, Muriel Larson, Joyce Kelm, Elizabeth Bauck and Louise Rue. DELTA RHO Roland Ellingson and Russel Nordine. ALPHA ZETA PHI Julia Ed-wards, Joanne Hanson, Charlene Hatula, Anna Lee, Norma Rietan, Charlotte Scherfenberg and Beverly Stene. ATHENIAN No pledges. For The Tops In Pops "See Mary" THIS SCENE from the Concordia Theater's first production "Playboy of the Western World" finds Stan Grovom as Old Mahon exercising his muscles on Dean Schennum (his son Christy) as iDolcye Torger-son (Pegeen Mike) comes to his aid. You won't want to miss this Irish comedy which will be presented October 27, 28, 29. Semester Officers Elected By Clubs MONTANA CLUB At a recent supper meeting the Montana Club elected the follow-ing officers: Clarence Cummins, president; James Grovom, v i c e - president; Muriel Johnson, secre-tary; Ralph Holmlund, treasurer, and Darlene Aarestad, senate rep-resentative. OTD New officers for OTD (National Sorority for Future Home Econo-mists) are Joyce Flatten, president; Shirley Hammer, vice president; Dorothy Lee, secretary; lone Wol-lertson, treasurer; and Janet Lang-lie, senate representative. Remember GAMBLES The Chapel Choir recently elect-ed officers for the first semester. Filling the position of president is Clarence Thompson; Lois Harris, secretary-treasurer; Paul Narve-son, manager; Norma Jordahl, li-brarian; and Gail Brown, senate representative. Brigg's Floral Co, 721 Center Avenue South Hall residents have elect-ed Mary Rasmussen as dorm presi-dent, with Beryl Tweten as veep and Pauline Savereide and Julia Edwards serving as secretary and treasurer respectively. Jackie Maas was chosen as senate representa-tive. The house council includes the following "Southerners": Char-lotte Cahill, Carol Nybakfcen, Yvonne Lambie, Phyllis Oslie, Ru-ble Hanson, Joyce Birkeland, Ann Drummond, Diane Sands, Beverly Stene, Dian Sharp, Hazel Burns, Jean Knutson and Luella Lee. Grose Hall also held dorm elec-tions recently. Viola Christianson is president: Faith Halverson, vice president; Joyce Flint, secretary, and Gayle Olson, treasurer, with Elizabeth Tveit as senate repre-sentative. Members of the dorm's house council are LaVonne Baer, Joan Forsgren, Shirley Hentila, Jo- Rae Kvale, Delia Dykstra and Don-na Risan. Council members of Brown Hall this semester are Julian Erickson, president; Vernon Rice, secretary-treasurer; Norman Ellingson, Ver-non Rice and George Madsen, sen-ate representatives. Other members of the council include Jon Halverson, Bill Naylor, Gerald Nelson, Gale Bergner, Ron Hofstedt, Larry Selvig, Jim Lang-seth, Don Nelson, Herb Olson and Jerry Bergeson. We would like to thank Miss Bjork, Mrs. Harwood and Mr. Dordal for t h e refreshments served at Kappa B e t a Kappa
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