Concordia College - Corona Borealis Yearbook (Edmonton, Alberta Canada)

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BODY — DEPARTMENT ROSE ADOMEIT Lloydminster, Sask. Aim: Nurse. “Rose always likes to add her mite to a conversation.” RUTH OHLINGER Wetaskiwin, Alta. Piano. Aim: Teacher. “You don’t have to tell me how to get into mischief. I know how.” LILLIAN HENNIG Andrew, Alta. Piano. Aim: Teacher. “Are you grouchy? I’ll put you into a good humor.” GERALDINE HENNIG Wostok, Alta. Piano. Aim: Teacher. “Now, now . . . tell me your troubles.” IRENE KINZEL Nipawin, Sask. Guitar, softball. Aim: Nurse. “Just a few more days till the holidays start.” ERICH HIPPE Blackfoot, Alberta. Baseball, hockey. Aim: Farmer. “Those who say I’m crazy don’t know the half of it.” ROBERT BAUER Stony Plain, Alberta. Baseball. Aim: Ministry. “Out at Stony Plain, we do it this way.” PAUL TEICHMAN Prince George, B.C. Hockey, Piano. Aim: Ministry. “I want all you boys to meet Sally some day.” VALENTINE HENNIG Wostok, Alberta. Hockey. Aim: Ministry. “Valentine . . . Your sisters are calling you.” WALTER BECKMAN Melville, Sask. Hockey. Aim: Ministry. “Don’t blame me for all the blown fuses.” 27

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HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT HERBERT FOX Edmonton, Alta. Piano, skating. Aim: Ministry. “I am an unabashed Penthesilean sesquipedal- ianist.” RONALD RAEDEKE Edmonton, Alta. Hockey. Aim: Ministry. “Having lived in both, 1 must admit that Edmonton is better than Calgary.” GERALD EBERHARDT Edmonton, Alta. Hockey. Aim: Railroader. “If I want to talk loud. I’ll talk loud.” ALFRED WEDMAN Roily View, Alta. Singing, violin, operetta. Aim: Minister or farmer. “Just watch me smile.” CLARENCE EIFERT Leduc, Alta. Menu Committee. Aim: Ministry. “Would you care to hear the latest rumors?” DOROTHY MARQUARDT Artland, Sask. Drawing. Aim: Undecided. “If there is anything I hate, it is the mumps.” VERA WILDGRUBE Bruderheim, Alta. Aim: Nurse. “If I have to choose between Edmonton and Bruderheim, I’ll take Bruderheim.” ESTHER STIELER Inglis, Man. Aim: Teacher. “I must tell you about Manitoba . . .” MARION BALCOMBE Vancouver, B.C. Piano. Aim: Nurse. “Remember the time I was queen of the carnival?” LAURA KL1MACK Inglis, Man. Aim: Nurse. “Now if I were a nurse, I would . . .”

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HIGH SCHOOL — STUDENT PAUL SCHROEDER MacNutt, Sask. Hockey, Baseball, Literary Committee. Aim: Ministry. “It must be my bad day ... I can’t think of anything corny to say.” HENRY BORGER Lymburn, Alta. Hockey, Baseball. Aim: Teacher. “Ho, Ho, Ho.” HAROLD ENGEL Midale, Sask. Hockey. Aim: Teacher. “There’s nothing I like better to do than to do nothing.” WALTER HONIG Plumas, Man. Baseball. Aim: Ministry. “Why doesn’t somebody lend me a comb?” GORDON LAPINSKY Portage La Prairie, Man. Hockey, Baseball. Aim: Aeronautical Engineer. “Did you see my latest model airplane?” FRANCIS BOLLEFER Middle Lake, Sask. Baseball. Aim: Ministry. “Don’t rush me . . . I’m just learning to talk.” LAVERNE YOUNG Dawson Creek, B.C. Piano. Aim: Music Teacher. “Do you want to hear some ‘Boogie- Woogie’?” MARIAN FUHR Edmonton, Alberta Piano, Singing. Aim: Undecided. “Oh, . . . Sinatra!” ADELIA BOLLEFER Middle Lake, Sask. Aim: Nurse. “Let me cook something for you.” GERALDINE BECKER Tofield, Alberta Aim: Air Hostess. “Just watch. I’ll grow up some day.” 28