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

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NNHNNNNNNN THE CONCORDIAN Punusmen BY True Simon CLASS or CONCORDIA CDLLEGE IFCQIMWAWNLE HNIDHANA H929 NNNNNNNNEEI

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cuncunnmn CCGDHDYIPQHCCBHUH H4929 ULAND E. FEHLAU EEUDHTGDIP, CHARLES QFRENZEI. . IBHISHNIESS MANAGER

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ll .111 .. f iTTIIt' 11Tfll1TTfgu 11 'ff lfFQDlRlEWC0lRlD Mm County Public Library H. Wayne, Indiana HE P12435 of the Concordian which we 'ire herewith presentmg for your perusa are embelhshed wxth a theme whlch the ed1 tornl staff consxders not only novel but also strxkmgly approprxate After castnn fzbout fo1 many weeks 1n search of a le1t mot1f we know of no better word to ex press our thought for our contrlbutxon to the h1sto1y of Concordna College, we d c1ded to have the decoratlve sectnon of our book dep1ct to some extent the evolutlon of the tonal art Our declslon was prompted by the conslderflt on of two thmgs In the Hrst place, we belleve that our hfe at Concordla cfm, ln more respects than one, be llkened to a symphony We have seen dfays of joy and of sorrow, of hope and of dxsappolnt ment, of exultatlon and of depressxon In our humble way, therefore, we present to you the symphony of our varled and v1r1ous experxences at Concordra In the second place, we hope that ln focussmg the attentlon of those that 'Ire mterested ln Concordm College on music, We shall be brefukmg 1 lance for a more serxous cultlvatlon m our cnrcles of th1s the noblest of all the a1 ts Dur1n the past year Concordla College has tflken a most actlve part 1n brlnolng to the cxty of Fort Wayne and thus enablmg us to hear, 1 numb r of the World s most emlnent muslclans We hope th1t she wxll contlnue to do so and th1t thls laudable effort on the part of the school we have learned to love w1ll be conduclve to brlngm many to the refnhzatnon that good muslc GASFCISCS an ennoblmg mfluence on the thou hts and hves of men So far as the theme of our book ns concerned, we frankly ad mxt that the selectxon, the proportxon 'md the final judgment as 7 result IS necess1r1ly hmxted 1nd shaded nn emphasxs by personal enthusmsm, by delicnencxes of knowledge 'and apprec atnon and by the chfmrncter of the contents If our edxtlon of the Concor dxan w1ll, 1n spxte of all 1tS shortcommgs, engender 1n those th'1t peruse It some measure of mterest xn and love for ou1 Alma Mater, We shall feel amply repaxd for 111 the labor expended CJ ' I K 1 . . . . O . lc, C . K - . 1 . Q- . - C I . . 6 . C i I. ' K. ' n C 6 K - . . 6 . K K . . . A . . . A . 0 . D A ' ,. ' . 2 e , . . . K . l C I L Y . . . . 9 I . . K K I. L L K7 7 I ' g ' . ' . to what to include and what to leave out are our own' and the .K . . K i . , C if l u - I L K ' . 1 u .I 1 I 1 ki 'I -Hive-'gm' 17 1 1' 'Lg I n 3 H , Ll ,. .- ll - . .-,ll -..-,lL - . .- ,Ll ll as