Concordia College - Spire / Concordian Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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GRADUATING CLASS CE.OI.

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a.a;is Class Prophecy ' 22 Oh. how splendid it is to recall the days at Coiifordia, See once more the bright faces, attentive at work in the class Gone are now thes e times, and the laughter and fun of our school days. Twenty years we at work, fighting life ' s tumultuous battle. LANGE, our leader, at school, now at work in grand Colorado. Shoveling snow at Pikes Peak, to accommodate wondering tourists. ROTH, ' leven foot in his socks, with Ringling Brothers in Bluffton, Ll ' lJWlG, his partner in size. East Washington ' s far-famed conductor. And, at the Nickel Plate tracks, by the moss-covered banks of the Maumee, Watchman EMIL T. SCHULTZ. awaiting the weekly trains ' whistle. RIEDEL and SCHROEDER won fame. DeWald street ' s side- walk the latter Patiently laying, the former by buying the Lincoln Life Building. Wending our way to New Haven, a prosperous town of two thousand. Chief Engineer JOE SCH.AIII), constructing its much-needed subway. FERBER the crowds moves to tears, by his heart-rending piccolo solos. KUTCH. in Michigan ' s woods, catching bugs for botanical study. Onward to Detroit, where REINKE, a laborer earnest, Mattresses puts he to test, sound sleep assuring the buyer . Over the river in Windsor, is auctioneer spectacled KILL- INGER. Civilization once more, and in beautiful, scenic Toledo, Blacksmith find we ART KLEPS, content with his sledge and his hammer. Verses he reads, Early Rising, the work of the singer, A. TRINKLEIN. Whose name as lyrical poet, and that of the fiery-topped boxer, MAAS, the Champ of the Heavies, throughout the ages be honored. Hardly we come to Niag ' ra. we hear the voice of a barg ' ner. POCH, the Hebrew, it is. the Falls to a farmer he ' s selling. Hark! here ' s bearded KARL SCHMID, Salvation Army Band ' s leader. Poor DOC KOEHLER ' S been sick, emerging from grave bach ' loritis, SCHUMM has attained great heights, setting pins in a famed bowling alley. Last but not least. HOEFERKAMP, as a book-agent won- rflrously prospered. Thus ' 22 is at work, but oft in nfe ' s many tussles. Thoughts wander off to Fort Wayne. Thus endeth the un- truthful story. (£.01.

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GRADUATING CLASS + (L. Ct. -