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Female Faculty posing for a photo during the 1949 brunch
From left to right: front row- Anna Jordahl, Ruth Berge, Agness Ellingsen, Gertrude Szaroleta, Mathilde "Mattie" Osby, Lorraine Thorson, and Delores Salzsiedler; back row- Emma Norbryhn, Frida Nilsen, Geneva Mauseth, Martha Brennun, Isabelle Ede,…
Mae Anderson and a group of Concordia faculty and friends pose for a photo during the late 1940s
From left to right: front row- Julia Brennun, unknown child, Lorraine Thorson, unknown child, unknown woman, Emma Norbryhn, Christine Fjelstad, unknown woman, and Sophie Axness; back row- Margaret Nordlie, Mae Anderson, Clara Brennun, and Borghild…
Thomas Burgess with members of the Psychology and Education Department in the experimental laboratory
Burgess holds part of the reaction apparatus while the male faculty watch, and Olsen smiles at the camera; Left to Right: Dorothy Olsen, Burgess (seated), Harold Dordal, Warren Abbott, and L. A. Moe
Florence Kruger serving cookies during the 1948 brunch
Kruger serves a platter of cookies to females during a brunch picnic
Jens Hjelmstad and other faculty on a fall picnic
Hjelmstad leans over to look at the camera (second from the left), Helga Fjelstad holds a cup and wears a hat (fourth from the left), and other unidintified persons smile and the camera
Walther Prausnitz surrounded by printed copies of the Curriculum Reform
Prausnitz works amidst copies of the 1970 Curriculum Reform for Concordia College which sold out to institutions in all fifty states.
Walther Prausnitz is vested with the doctoral hood after receiving his honorary doctorate
Two men vest Prausnitz with the doctoral hood after he had received an honorary doctorate from Dana College in Blair, Nebraska.
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Joshua Shield Necklace
A necklace given to every freshman football player, before playing their first homecoming game. Inscribed with the Bible verse Joshua 1:9 on the back.