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

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(ia s THE MILITARY BAND Miisii We were again fortunate enough to secure the -ervices of .Mr. J. L. Verwiere. Under his ilirertnrsliip tli; band (ievi loped into a reputable organization of musicians, Mr. ' it i n lias been assisted by Captain K, Sclmiid. wlm rciiJ.-ii il ynlmdid and invaluable services as ciiniluctor, Tlip band has lulped to enliven things on several occasions, and has bad many opportunities to play at various social events. The Harmonious Seven is composed of the best iTjusicians of the college. This orchestra, under K. Schmid, first attracted attention by playing for our movies, and has made a good impression on its audiences. The .A.rion quartette, which is composed of good singers, has furnished some pleasing numbers for our entertainments and social evenings. It has been called upon to sin.g at various church festivals and has thereby won admiration and recog- nition in musical circles. Closely allied to these student activities are our fortnightly moving pictures. Due to the energies of Prof. M. Stoppel- werth, a moving picture machine was installed during the Christmas vacation. Beginning January 30, programs were given on every second Friday, students being admitted with- out charge. Some of the feature films shown were Julius Caesar, The Four Seasons, . t the Sign of the Jack-O-Lantern, and the Crisis. (£.(!!.

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