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

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25ilCV'7303 Faculty tamidl Clfatsses . . . he brought him into the Company of Iearned men who were there, which increased his spirit and stirred in him an emulation and desire to study, that he might amount to something. Gmgafzlzm ana' Purztizgrzzvl, Francois Rabelais. Thix PugrSpor1somI by ST. PAUIIS LADIES' AID SOCIETY P-Jgf' Tbfef

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Pres. Ottomar G. W. Krueger A.Nl.. U. ol Nchraslva. WFS liilmlr Herbert G. llredenieier Alvl., lndiana U. 193-4 Faculty To the FACULTY falls the huge responsibility of making Concordia function properly-a responsibility, however, for which they have shown themselves more than capable. Their l':Il'Xl.Clllly,l1.llll- rally, is in the classroom. Each member has his lield in which he has specialized, and is, accordingly, able to impart .1 thorough knowledge of the course to his charges. A second duty of the faculty is the super- vision of all student activities. Wheiievei' anew organization is formed, its constitution rnust be approved and ratified by the faculty before the society is allowed to function. Each society is placed under the guidance of a faculty member who serves to advise the group and direct its efforts along constructive channels. As .1 third duty, the faculty take a paternal interest in the students. To each instructoi' is assigned a number of students in whose welfare he takes special interest. He watches their progress closely, encourages them in their work and counsels them in personal matters whenever necessary. But oi greatest impoi'tance is the way in which, by their manner of ad- vising and setting an example, the faculty influence the students to Social Srirurrs lon leavel lirwin H. Sehendlcr fllullirmulirs lilmer li. Foclber A.B., U. nf Ncbraslca, N116 A.M., lndiana U.. lllil Ifnglisll Wilbcrt H. Rusch HB.. Lewis lnstitulc. IUK4 Paul F. llente A.M., lfnlunihia U , lllli l'.'ll!lllNll. li rivin L. Meyer llh., U. nl Uklahnnia. IUZ? A.Nl.. U. ol fihicago, IUI7 Sofia! Srirnrrs Harry A. Habcl H.l1d.. btntc liczirli x'I'afiilllC11P. P117 ILA, t'oinnl1'l'r1'nl Sr'i1 nr1's Srllzjfrls ft, f i 5 fi W . .4 - X I, G ,g , 4 i A A Sql msgs ts--pf lead Christian lives. Walter A. Hansen flclssirs XValter lf. llnslin lVl.S,lvl, linlunihia U . IUY7 .llllsir nnrl Vlussirs Ross M. Xvestfall lib.. lhlidln' U.. IUVI l'lir1sf1'ul luslriu'lfrm Martin H. Hertrani A.lvl,, U, ul lVlinni'sol.i l'Il'l fir rnmn Paul A. Huchthausen .NM . U ..l lvlinnrsota. l'13l Vlassirs lfrliardt H. lfssig A M . U, ul Texas. 1020 !'lnss1'1's and Sri: 114 1 c . .feng si- ,. 1 f . 'rg A D ...ff A This Pngi' SINllIa01'L'Kl by The CONCORDIA COLLEGE FACULTY lfrnesl C. Lewercnf H1 rnlun K. H. l'loering llihlf' Karl llannenfelilt A ll , X .ilpaiaiw LI . lliln A M , lndiana U . lmw Nufl'lllS1'rrrl41s XX'.lllUl' Li. Herrling . Q. -4-4 11 A M . U. nl flu ig W l'h I5 , U, ul ljlneagn, l'l4Vl Snriul Sa-ivnrfs llelen H. Knoblauch Il S , lndlana ll pil? .S:'li'11r'r.s l lla Nlarlvs li lfil , Stal- I..i.liii sfnllig limo l'1m1nn'V1'frll Sulnjf rls 68 AP y 3' All Q , f A nl ..-5? .ew ' My I fax- 3.5. 3 af' x, X, 'v-'Suv . Page