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A color postcard portraying an artist's rendition of the eastern and southern faces of Ladies' Hall; trees obscure much of the eastern face.

Treelined sidewalks leading towards Main Building's eastern face. Main Building, curently known as Bishop Whipple Hall, is the oldest building on Concordia's campus.

A view facing the window inside one of Bishop Whipple's female bathrooms when the building was used as a residence hall. Bathroom stalls are on on the left and sinks and mirrors are on the right.

Bishop Whipple Hall's eastern face as photographed by Cyrus Running on a walkway during the wintertime. Fjelstad Hall is seen in the background behind a tree in the foreground.

A 40 Drott Excavator from Henry Brother's Excavating Incorporated at work in front of Bishop Whipple Hall during the 1989 renovations. Photograph taken by Stevie Mathre, a 1990 Concordia graduate

Dr. Clarence Glasrud, member of the Episcopal Church of St. John the Divine in Moorhead, speaks at the rededication of Bishop Whipple Hall during Homecoming, 1989.

Laddars scale Bishop Whipple's western façade as workers renovate the building. Grose and Academy Halls are seen in the background.

The first issue of the Concordian was made possible by the following persons: Editor-in-Chief Harvey G. Wmbheim, Associate Editor Marie Malmin, Business Manager Walter Reitan, Advertising Manager Arnold Fredrickson, Criculation Manager G. Nestegaard,…

Concordia's second yearbook was made possible via the junior class and the following Scout staff: Editor-in-Chief Fredrick Hallanger, Associate Editors Mildred Brudvig and Bernice Ensberg, Business Manager Lodver Scheie, Assistand Business Manager…

This Student Government document from the 1982-1983 academic year briefly outlines areas of college life in which the Student Association would like to effect change.