| Summary: | Page 6 CONOORDIAN Friday, October 6, 1933. Large Number of Freshmen Enroll For College Year New Students Are Listed With Addresses; Yearlings Total 150 Freshmen registered at present total 150. They are as follows: Ingvar Aas-ing. Mclntosh; Marvel Amundson, Re-gent, N. D.; Loren Arrington, From-berg, Mont.; Myrtle Aurlund, Fargo; Barbara Ann Bahc, Fargo; Gladys Bauman, Fei*gus Falls; Lorain Bergan, Wendell; Margaret Berge, Underwood; Donald Berlund, Fergus Falls; Orville Bergland, HetUnger, N. D.; Kenneth Bergseid, Hawley; Anna Bestul, Bran-don; Adeline Bjcrkness, Gonvick; Henry Bjorge, Circle, Mont.; Ralph Botten, Carson, N. D.; E. Ruth Brady, Doran; Helen Boyum, Fergus Falls,; Borghild Brager, Hoople, N. D.; Wil-liam Gerhard Branford, Hoople, N. D.; Ivah Brevik, Twin Valley. Margaret Broten, Jamestown, N. D.; Charles Burseth, Fargo, N. D.; John Carlson, Bismarck, N. D.; Walter Carl-son, Felton; Charles Corrin, Interna-tional Falls; Odine Christiansen, James-town, N. D.; Howard Degerness. Banks, N. D.; Palma Dahl, Fergus Falls; Eve-lyn Dale, Moorhcad; Bernard Dyke, Fairmont, N. D.; Sterling Eastvold, Litchfield; Ruth Edholm, Braddock, N. D.; Lawrence [Elton, Hawley; Ruth Erickson, Battle Lake; Ralph Fjelstad. Thief River Falls; Ruth fjelstad. Thief River Falls; Bergetta Flaten, Park River, N. D.; Lois Flugekvam, Fairdale, \ N. D.; Joe Formick, International Falls; \ Valborg, Fossum, Fargo, N. D. La Verne GUbertson, Finley, N. D.; Valborg Grimsrud. Hitterdal; Alfred Grovdal, Milnor, N. D.; Gordon Gun-derson, Moorhead;' Erling Hall anger, Portland, N. D.; James Hanson, Forest Grove, Mont; Eleanor Harris, Thief River Falls; Florence Hartin, Ledger, Mont.; John Hedelund, Moorhead; Norval Hegland, Plentywood, Mont.; Cecelia Holger, Fargo, N. D.; Peter Holten, Columbus, Mont.; William Holten, Columbus, Mont; Robert Hol-zer, Moorhead; Alf Holvik, Moorhcad; Bertha Hompland, China; Alpha Huso, An eta, N. D.; Kenneth Ingebretson, Minneapolis; Clark Ivcrson, Absoraka, N. D.; Herman Iverson, Moorhead. Hazel Jacobson, Pelican Rapids; Ho-ward Jeglum, Fairdale, N. D.; Evelyn Johnson, Fargo, N. D.; Inga Johnson, Jamestown, N. D.; Julian Johnson, Boyd; Myron Juvland, Erskinc; Nath-aniel Kaushagcn, Twin Valley; George Kester, Underwood; Sylvia Klemen-ha gen, Makoti, N. D.; Clara Kortgaard, Mahnomen; Ruth Kvistad, Warren; Veda Larson Detroit Lakes; William. Larson, Hanks, N. D.; Kenneth Loge, Cooperstown, N. D.; Amy Loitten, Winger; Earle Lovestrom Adams, N. D.; Muriel Markholt, Grafton, N. D.; Win-ston Marsden, Hendrum; Thomas Mc- Donald Moorhead; Vinton McDonald, Hawley. Vera Melaas, Fertile; Cleone Melby, Bowdon, N. D.; Clarice Moen, Dalton; Oscar Molldrem, Gary; Grace Mykle-jord, Fosston; Doris Nelson Oslo; Her-loff Nelson, Ambrose, N. D.; Edmund Nies, Marsh, Mont; Olav Njus, New London; Hazel Odegaard, New Rock-ford, N. D.; Lucille Oehlke, Enderlin, N. D.; Joyous Olson, Edgeley, N. D.; Lewis Olson, Coulee, N. D.; Dolores Osen, Devils Lake, N. D.; Oresta Paul-son, Fargo, N. D.; Christine Pederson, St. Paul; John Pettit, Fergus Falls; Oswold Peltola, Middle River; Clifford Peterson, Littlefork. Lulu Peterson, Walker; Luther Pet-erson, Finley, N. D.; Elmer Quammen, Lidgerwood, N. D.; Sigrid Quarve, Fes-senden N. D.; Margaret Rasmussen, Whetan; Ralph Rasmussen, Wheaton; Enid Ruth Reinertson, Moorhead; Carolyn Rem, Red Top; Beatrice Ris-tuben, Gwinner, N. D.; Bernice Rive-land, Wellsburg, N. D.; Norman Rom-sos, Noonan, N. D.; Vera Ronning, Moorhead; Ernest Rosholt, Moorhead; Walter Rested, Westby, Mont.; Ruth Rygg, Moorhcad; Adolph Sarkinen, Gackle, N. D.; Ruth Sattre, Moorhead; Norman Scheide, Hendrum; Laura Schrank, Grafton, N. D.; Alfred Set-ness, Park River, N. D. Sherman Sibley, Marion, N. D.; Ho-bart Skilbred, Wyndmere, N. D.; Burton Smith, Kennedy; Belinda Solo-monson, Leland, la.; Marian Sorben, Williston N. D.; Elizabeth Stenehjem, Williston, N. D.; Vincent Stenehjem, Arnegard, N. D.; Mildred Stenerson, Joins Music Faculty Milo Wold has joined the Coti-cordia college music faculty as violin instructor. Bale Engages In Research Work Professor At Concordia Studies Higher Education In Lutheran Church Prof. C. E. Bale, head of the English department, spent approximately five weeks during the months of June and July at the University of Chicago on a study of "Higher Education in the Lutheran Church." He was a member of a committee made up of representatives of Lutheran colleges of the various synods belong-ing to the American Lutheran confer-ence. Hiis committee had access to the facilities of the libraries of the uni-versity and also had opportunity to consult with members of the university staff. The committee presented a prelimin-ary report of its findings in July which has since been incorporated into a final eport now being printed, which will circulate among the faculties of Luth-ran colleges during the coming year. The committee is suggesting that these reports be taken as the basis for facul-ty discussions, and thus be made as fruitful as possible for the solution of problems in our higher education and for the advancement of our college. COOK DRUG CO. Your Druggist Schaeffer Fountain Penc Toiletries Garrot Candies Kodaks and Films Phone 5445 61 Broadway FARGO, N. D. Moorhead; Earl Stennes, Harwood, N, D.; John Stennes, Harwood, N. D.; Ifcther Stoeve Mckinoch, N. D.; Elvira Strand, Cornstock; Lucille Strand, Ed-more, N. D.; Robert Stroup, Hazen, N. D.; Juneth Sundahl Moorhead; Avis Swedberg, Battle Lake; Peter Syvrud, Man dan, N. D.; Donald Teisberg, Min-neapolis; Palmer Thompson, Hawley; Lyle Thompson, Rugby, N. D. Harriet Thorn, Moorhead; Otto Ton-neson, Carbury, N. D.; Paul Troseth, Hannaford, N. D.; Lorraine Vogen, Co-lumbus, N. D.; Clifford Vqlkerding. Ada; Lucille Warnke, Flaxton, N. D.; Ruth White, Kramer, N. D.; James Wilkin, Battle Lake; Ioune Nelson* Beach, N. D.; Casper Thompson, Han-naford, N. D. and Omar Warburg, Souris, N. D. L. LEVIN Jeweler SPECIAL ORDER WORK General Jewelry Repairing DIAMOND SETTING Expert Engraving We also carry a High Grade line »f Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry Special Discount to Students 605 1st Ave. No. FARGO, N. D. WELCOME CONCORDIA STUDENTS! Bergstrom Studio Phone 1068 Portraits and Finishings Alpha Psi Omega Plans Activities Dramatic Fraternity Expected To Form Special Study Group For Year Alpha Psi Omega, national dramatic fraternity, has begun its plans for the year. Christmas and Easter presenta-tions will be given, in addition to two all-college plays. No definite decision has been made in regard to what plays are to be presented. Mrs. Norma Goodcn Ostby, advisor of the Alpha Psi Omega, announces that the society will form a study group and devote several meetings during the year to the study of modern plays and contemporary dramatics. Members of the Alpha Psi Omega are Rolf Daehlin, Moorhead; Evange- !ine Quam, Detroit Lakes; Afton Moe, Ada; Mildred Ivcrson, Moorhead; Theodore Renne, Bagley; Ralph Ness. Elbow Lake; Hazel Dale, Moorhcad; Milford Tysseland, Barnesville; and Harvey Johnson, Hawley, Johnson Is Head Waiter At College Charles Johnson of Antelope, Mon-tana, heads the waiting force of the col-lege dining hall this year. Edfield Ode-gaard of New Rockford, N. D.; Harvey Johnson, Hawley; George Arrington, Fromberg, Mont., and Ralph Ness, El-bow Lake of last year's force are also "back on the job." This year, as usual, there is a group of new waiters to fill in the vacancies left by the graduating class: Russell Molldrom, Gary; Maynard Aderhold, Woodstock; Stanley Ostrom, Warren; Hans Lee, Fisher; Johan Berge, Under-wood; Gene Cowles, Park Rapids, and Ove Brandford, Hoople, N. D. Short Cuts In Campus News Miss Carrie Braaten, who has been ill since Wednesday, is back again at her duties as librarian. Margaret Rasmussen, Wheaton, fresh-man, has been released from St. Luke's hospital, and is recuperating at the home of relatives in Fargo. Arthur Wigdahl returned to the cam-pus last Sunday from St. Luke's hos-pital, where he underwent an operatic n for acute appendicitis. Ruth Haugscth, Twin Valley, senior, $s recovering satisfactorily from her recent illness. Anna Viken and Osmound Akre have been chosen as members of the pro-gram committee for the Luther League; Omar Magclssen and Allen Hanson for Mission Crusaders; and Leona Larsen and Mildred Johnson for L. D. R. Hveae will meet with the executive boards of the various organizations to plan the semester program. Melvin Wigdahl, who was head chef of the Concordia World's Fair band, has purchased the equipment of the College Club at the Moorhetd State Teachers college. Mr. Wigdahl has been working in the Concordia Book Store since college opened this fall. Mr. Wig-dahl will open his new store on Mon-day, Luther League members will hold a Sunset hour meeting at Gooseberry Mound Sunday. After lunch has been served, a program will be presented around a bonfire. A quartet consisting of Edfield Odegaard, Arnold Melby, Merrill Pederson and Julius Swanby will play several selections and will accompany the hymns. 'Hie executive committee of the Luther League is in charge of the program. Gabriel Hauge will preside at the meeting. Members of the Luther League of the Bethesda Lutheran church, Moor-head, entertained the Moorhead college students at a reception September 27. Student Body Will Go To PollsNext Friday (Continued from Page 1, Col. 6) dent Forum as a reason for the change. Continuation of the practice begun this fall in choosing a Rooter King and assistants only after the second tryouts will be a permanent feature of student self-government hereafter, if the voters adopt the new constitution next week Moderately Priced Always
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