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DORMITORY COUNCIL —The weal and woe of dormitory life, especially the problems of cleaning, and keeping order in the various suites, are the concern of this group. Chairman for the year was Melvin Johnston. Director Schwermann attends the bi-monthly meetings in an advisory capacity. The council is made up of one representative from each suite, and new council men are elected every two and one-half months. LITERARY COMMITTEE —This group works hard to provide entertainment for the free Friday evenings. They plan parties, lecture programs, hikes, hay rides, wiener roasts, banquets, and stage entertainments. Their greatest and most successful effort this year was the annual amateur hour which featured an imaginative radio program from station BURP. From left to right: L. Hippe, M. Goertz, W. Kunkeh A. Behrends, M. Janz (chairman), H. Heinemann, E. Biberdorf, D. Lechelt, Prof. Riep. 29
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Tl AE Cordiaco AURORA STAFF MEETING —These are the peopie who publish the monthly school paper wh.ch keeps former students and many other friends of the school informed about news and developments at Concordia. Above, the editor, Walter Ritter (standing at blackboard), is planning the next issue with his staff. Reading from front to back, first row from left: Prof Riep (alumni editor), M. Johnston, W. Voss; second row: I. von Tettenborn, H. Ruf, D. Unterschultz, D. Klewer; third row: A. Ruf, L. Maschmeyer, L. Eifert, O. Ulmer, A. Kaun; fourth row: M. Schwermann (business manager), V7. Kunkel, G. Rentz, Prof. Guebert (faculty adviso ). TV WOO
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YEARBOOK STAFF —These are the people who made this book. They planned it, wrote ir, and had all the headaches which go with such an effort. From left to right: A. Behrends, G. Eifert (editor), D. Klewer, M. Johnston, J. Schoepp, G. Nast, E. Andrews, Prof. Guebert. YEARBOOK ADVERTISING COMMITTEE —it takes money to make a book such as this. These students provided it by gathering ads from various firms and individuals. You will see these ads in the back of the book. From left to right, Front row: A. Behrends, A. Ruf, E. Andrews, E. Affeldt, R. Dressier, M. Luedtke, S. Krueger, A. Kuhn, E. Wilderman, I. von Tettenborn, M. Befus. Second row: M. Janz, D. Untershultz, R. Heckley, M. Johnston, J. Borger, R. Wiemken, A. Kaun, M. Weiler, R. Zimmer. Third row: H. Ruf, G. Zehner, W. Ritter, W. Voss, G. Nast, A. Luedtke, E. Ohlinger, M. Goertz, J. Schoepp, A. Schmidt. 30
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