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

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rACLLTr A. RIEP Secretary of Faculty; Supervisor of college grounds: Dramatics. Instructor in: Greek, German, Social Studies. Professlonell-Technische Schulc, Odes¬ sa, Russia; Concordia College, Ed¬ monton, Alberta (1936); Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, Mo. (1940); Uni¬ versity of Alberta. At Concordia since 1942. Address: 7006 Ada Blvd., Edmonton, Alberta. H. F. WITTE, B.Sc. Registrar, Athletics, Director of Au¬ dio-Visual Education. Instructor in: Biological Sciences, Physics, Health. Concordia College, St. Paul, Minn. (1930); St. Cloud (Mmn.) State Teach¬ ers’ College (B.Sc., 1934); Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, Mo. (1937); Uni¬ versity of Alberta. At Concordia since 1945. Address: 6924 Ada Blvd., Ed¬ monton, Alberta. J. E. HERZER Asst. Instructor, Student Counselor, Meal Service, Canteen. Instructor in: Religion, German. Concordia Theo¬ logical Seminary, Springfield, III., Wal- ther College, St. Louis, Mo. (1898); Concordia College, Fort Wayne, Ind. (1901); Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, Mo. (1904). At Concordia since 1943. Address: Concordia College, Edmon¬ ton, Alberta. MISS EDITH LECHELT Asst. Librarian, Bookstore, Co-ed Counselor. Instructor in: English, So¬ ciology, Typing, Phys. Ed.; Scona High School; Normal School; Uni¬ versity of Alberta. At Concordia since 1948. Address: 7010 Ada Blvd., Edmonton, Alberta.

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COLLEGE J. H. HERREILERS, B.A. College Trensurer. Instructor in: Ma¬ thematics, Physical Sciences, Book¬ keeping. St. Paul’s College, Concordia, Mo. (1918); Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, Mo.; niversity of Alberta (B.A., 1929). At Concordia since 1922. Address: 6920 Ada Blvd., Edmonton, Alberta. A. H. SCHWERMANN, B A., B Ed , D.D. Principal, Executive Officer of Board of Control, Choir, Orchestra. Instruc¬ tor in: English, Music. Concordia College, Ft. Wayne, Ind. (1910); Con¬ cordia Seminary, St. Louis, Mo. (1913); University of Alberta (B.A., B.Ed., 1944); Permanent High School Certi¬ ficate, Dept, of Education (1944). At Concordia since 1921. Address: 7330 Ada Blvd., Edmonton, Alberta. A. GUEBERT, B.Ed., M.A. Vice-principal, Librarian, School pa¬ per, Yearbook. Instruc.or in: Hu¬ manities, Sociology, Economics, Social Studies, Latin. Concordia College, Milwaukee, Wis. (1916); Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, Mo. (1921); Da¬ kota Wesleyan University, Mitchell, S. Dak.; University of Alberta (M.A. 1943), (B.Ed. 1946). At Concordia since 1928. Address: 7010 Ada Blvd., Edmonton, Alberta. 8

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COLLEGE COLLEGE GRADUATES Ron Raedeke RONALD RAEDEKE, Edmonton, Alta. Know Ron and you know a fellow who is as useful as he Is friendly. His wide experience in every¬ thing from running diesel engines to being a butcher enables him to perform efficiently the many duties re¬ quired of him. Sleep and study aren’t too familiar but mention the “Aurora” to him, and you’ll see him aroused to intense Interest. Always an ardent sports fan, Ron showed us his ability in hockey when he played goalie for several games this season. Ronnie’s cheery greeting will be missed when he’s at the “Sem”, but his work and personality have shown us that he’ll be a success wherever he goes. THEODORE LUCHT MacNutt, Sask. Came to Concordia from MacNutt, Sask., six years ago. Teddy’s lovable person¬ ality and good humor have endeared him to many Con- cordians. As right winger on Concordia’s powerful hockey squad, “Teddy” seldom re¬ turned home from a game without his name on the scoring list. T. Lucht He also plays a good brand of baseball or handball. As president of the Athletic Committee during the last term, Ted showed his quali¬ ties of leadership and dilig¬ ent work by considerably improving the sports pro¬ gram. He has served faith¬ fully as an Aurora reporter for the last four years and also on the Yearbook staff. HERBERT FOX, Edmonton, Alta. He should not be confused with Spike Jones for he is leader of Concordia’s well known Spike Jones orchestra. When Herbie was born his father said he would grow up to be a president, but he fooled everyone, for he is two presidents: of the Literary Committee and of St. Peter’s Walther League. One of the outstanding programmes for the year, the Amateur Hour, is planned by him. Herbie also has the leading role of pianist of the choristers and is a member of the Students’ Council. He is never afraid of taking home a report card, for school work seems to come naturally. He likes skiing and skating for a winter pastime, and fishing in summer. Concordia will be losing a great organizer and friend this year. H. Fox 10