Contributors
    by Knut Gjerset and Ludvig Hektoen (Volume 21: Page 293)

Professor Carlton C. Qualey is chairman of the department of history in Carleton College, Northfield, Minnesota, and a member of the board of publications of the Norwegian-American Historical Association. He began his graduate study under Dr. Blegen at the University of Minnesota.

Mrs. Dorothy Burton Skårdal, for three years an instructor in college English, had a Fulbright scholarship to Norway, 1950—51, and has been a resident of Oslo since 1953. She has prepared brochures in English for the Norwegian government.

Professor Sverre Arestad is chairman of the department of Scandinavian in the University of Washington, Seattle, and a member of the executive board of the Norwegian-American Historical Association.

Miss Beulah Folkedahl, curator of archives for the Norwegian-American Historical Association, edited "Elizabeth Fedde’s Diary, 1883—88" for volume 20 of Studies and Records. Her special interest is the social aspects of church history.

Dr. Mario S. De Pillis has been visiting assistant professor in the department of history in the University of California at Berkeley, on leave from the University of Massachusetts. He is a trustee of Shaker Community, Incorporated, at Hancock, Massachusetts.

Mr. Malcolm Rosholt, for years a journalist and intelligence officer in Asia and a lecturer on the Middle and Far East, now gives all his time to writing, mainly in the field of Wisconsin local history.

Mrs. Barbara Levorsen, a resident of Pelican Rapids, Minnesota, gratifies her curiosity about places as well as the past by constant travel and reading. [294]

Professor Kenneth O. Bjork is chairman of the department of history in St. Olaf College, Northfield, Minnesota, and editor of publications for the Norwegian-American Historical Association.

Mr. Derwood Johnson, an attorney of Waco, Texas, will take office January 1, 1963, as judge of the county court at law of McClellan County, Texas. He is a member of the association’s executive board.

Professor Einar Haugen is Vilas Research Professor of Scandinavian and Linguistics in the University of Wisconsin, and a member of the board of publications of the Norwegian-American Historical Association.

NORWEGIAN-AMERICAN HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION OFFICERS

EXECUTIVE BOARD

Lionel G. Thorsness, Chicago, Illinois, President

Marthinius A. Strand, Salt Lake City, Utah, Vice-President

David T. Nelson, Decorah, Iowa, Second Vice-President

Magnus Bjorndal, Weehawken, New Jersey, Third Vice-President

Andrew E. Wigeland, Evanston, Illinois, Treasurer

Lloyd Hustvedt, Northfield, Minnesota, Secretary and Archivist

Sverre Arestad, Seattle, Washington

Reidar Dittmann, Northfield, Minnesota

Gunnar E. Gunderson, Chicago, Illinois

Derwood Johnson, Waco, Texas

Harry J. Williams, Chicago, Illinois

J. A. Aasgaard, Cokato, Minnesota, Honorary Member

S. J. Arnesen, Brooklyn, New York, Honorary Member

Birger Osland, Chicago, Illinois, Honorary Member

J. Jørgen Thompson, Northfield, Minnesota, Honorary Member

BOARD OF PUBLICATIONS

Theodore C. Blegen, St. Paul, Minnesota

C. A. Clausen, Northfield, Minnesota

Einar Haugen, Madison, Wisconsin

Peter A. Munch, Carbondale, Illinois

Carlton C. Qualey, Northfield, Minnesota

Kenneth O. Bjork, Northfield, Minnesota, Editor