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

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LITERARY COMMITTEE-This is one of the busiest groups at the College. It is their job to plan parties, hikes, and other entertainment which provide the necessary relaxation for the students after a week of hard work. From left to right: A. Harlos, Prof. A. Riep, Elva Long, D. Lechelt, W. Kunkel, H. Heinemann, G. Rentz, M. Janz. UGH!-Yes, that was the name of this original skit which was written and produced by the Literary Committee. It told how dapper “Cris Columbus” charmed Spain’s Queen “Bella” into ordering ships for him from the Sears-Roebuck catalogue. With these he hastened to America to tell the waiting “Injuns” that they finally were discovered, only to find that Ursel Twing was there long before him to sell the squaws kitchen sinks. 30

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IT’S ALL GREEK to this college class, but they will understand some of it under Prof. Riep’s tutelage. From left to right: D. Unterschultz, M. Janz, G. Eifert, A. Schmi dt, R. N ast, W. Fann ing. ONE SECTION of the large Religion 2 3 class, taught by Pastor Herzer, in class¬ room 202. Those recognizable in the foreground: E. Bollefer, W. Fingas, A. Mensch, E. Mittelstaedt, E. Serediak, A. Nast, Loraine Gerlinger, Pearl Weir. 32