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

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E ... -t , r ... J-4 A...- L- J-ur -- -an iq L- A--r 1 1 1 MQ?-N i -1 i 1 5 -A . ? -I-r-fi' 1 3 ix- L 1 1 L e lrzlrt-dlmrlzzlrr:-Irfzilr:-'liz-Lb ii ' - - 1- QQ by as T-1lf.1'i','z111!llli l.. T -j TI- ,,?, fT'L i 2 l fi ' 4 ,ill gil' A .A H+. .... ' 3 5 1 f It T T f '1 1 Y 5 gl , 1 W lim 1 Y 'ii ri ' 1-11 1 1 ll D 1 ' ,L-. 11 L il 1 II, L Ili L 1 it 1 1. 1 1 Pl 14 1. Qi l 1 'ng 1 1 . 1 1 1. NORMAN SCHUMM- Norm Laporte. Ind. Every Prima must have its Primus Om- niumf' not that it is necessary or anything like that, but the weighty duties of this venerable office have been placed on the capable shoulders of Mr. Schumm. He could much easier sup- port them with his extensive feet. The basket- ball season had disastrous effects upon Norm, but it brought blessings to the banana dealers of the city. This year when the new O. D. reports were introduced. Norm, at the suggestion of the printer. insisted upon having them patented. The wreck of the Hesperus has nothing on the wreck of Norm's table. It has three legs and a wobble-it wobbles only when any writing is to be done. On this oscillating foundation all the sport Writeups of this annual were perfected. Recently Norm bequeathed a graduation pic- ture and a hair from his head. not from the shoulder of his coat. to each of his room-mates. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 t 1 t 1' 1 1 E1 lr:-UE !.trf-Jr: 'IEQlrjIE1'lf1'Ir3f'lr:'Ir1'lr 'lr'llr-llrzfjrdlr-'H F1r'1'f:i'!t:'li-. iIr'l'Fm l36l :ig

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mah:-il J ' Q' -ltr:-'hal IFIIF-llfzllrillrailn-'IF-'lei l I , 'X 5 Wt: - :. p. X U ' , .. 5 Ll: All .lllgl Illl QU It fl-' I E C . l :- LQ l , 1 1 E .Lt i - M ' i -: ! i 'E Li f li i - 1 i' ii l-3 -U6 1 i - E i lt I L , l 1' n i ,ii L LL fit- iii ' i L... -:.:' fx , 1- -: , JJ- ra- 3-'- L. 2 'l 3 E ' L, A fl' . 3 llc L- il 5 u L ,lf 5 1 ' 4- ' 5 T I 5' 1 L, I 1 .A,. ,zqz f.Va ii rl ef EDWARD ARNDT-tEddf'f 3 St. Paul, lVl1r1I'1. -. QQ-5 .k., -- Q If experience is the best teacher, Eddie has iiliitiig ' .V ' been under excellent tutelage for the greater 'Q Q A .v Rf. .: : .UA part of his life. VJe can only sit and listen en- fa - ii ' ' M 3121 -- B 8 viously when he relates some of the things that 31 he has already experienced, His father is a HS gg- missionary in China. Eddie attended our I ' , L,,,,, f 1 Concordia for four years, and after a year in 1 QAQ. China with his parents he returned to graduate - W with the class of Twenty Eight. -E 43: Chink is supersaturated with China. His -- 'l room has the appearance of a Chinese empor- -ll lL ium decorated with all manner of pictures and 5 -l 43' ornaments. He can use chop-sticks left-handed. g 'I LL Once when he was in command of Company D. iff' L he tried to inaugurate Chinese methods of mili- 'I TI. tary training-with Chinese results. At present. L 1,-7 he is seriously considering writing a history of 'i'i ' ll the Chinese revolution: he has been an eye- 1 Q: witness of some harrowing scenes during tl'-2 V1 - :. ' recent troubles in Hankow. :ff1'f' i 1 ,Lm As Eddie himself will tell you, he is very - -- TL susceptible to pink-eye. , ..,. - -nn ,..,., L 't 1 T- I iLLlFUt?'lFJJFfJlFJlt 'lf 1'll3tlf3'l?ll'-7-,lla 'lt rllt4ll3lli-'ll 'll 'll 'll 'll 'll 'll llfil l38l